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(7) Ink. APTS

CD Link. APIS.
18th st., not far from Mass. ave.
NV; baths; rent. S12O mo-; In
come, $500 mo-: completely fur
Edwin L. Ellis, RE. 7-5140
ATTENTIoN-Rooming houses, apt.
houses, variety stores. Prices and
terms greatly reduced. Call
Reach & Purcell, Elk. 3-2412
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CHI. CHI. RAMBLER
SOMERSET AREA
PRICED S24,95O

PRICED S24 1850
have been looking for. This new
brick rambler will be ready for oc-
cupancy within As days. The home
contains foyer, tremendous liv.
rm. 2Ox18 with din. space and brick
fireplace, large, mod. ALICE kitchen
with dish washer and DISPOSAL, tile
powder rm,. master hedrm.. 14X13,
another bedrm. 13x11, and either
a bedrm. or den 11x13. Modern
Ceramic tile bath. Excel. closet
space. There is rear screened
porch and stairs to partial bsmt.
with space for future recr. rm.
Nicely Handicapped wooded lot. Excel.
41aeo financing. Tremendous attic.
Buy now and choose color Of tile
baths, kit. linoleum, color scheme
inside and out. and kit. equip: with
in builders allowance. To inspect
these quality homes call Dick Wright
at OIL. 1859 with w. B. WRIGHT.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C..
Four bedrms. plus sleeping porch: 21s
baths, separate dining space. large
kitchen with breakfast area, beauti-
full recr. rm. with bar; outside fire.
place; Gear garage. Shown by
appointment only.
H. J. Korzendorfer Co., Inc
nT Ap111
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NEW HOME-3 bedrms., IN baths,
diShwasher. disposal, auto. washer;
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HOUSES NEEDED - Unfurn.; D. C.
and Md; SS5 to 5000. Rental Mgr,
Cash agEH CLIENTS hSe' foT silver eHisbrnS sprins
area asse only. 5 or 6 rooms. oJU.
READY CLIENTS for homes furn. or
unfurn. in District NV, nearby Va.
or Md. Rental price ranges, S150
to $3.50. ELIJAH G. ARNOLD (Col.
U. s. A. Retired, Broker) EN-.
3-4335; OV. 3-4145.
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HOUSES TO SHARE
HOUSES, WANTED TO RENT

COUPLE would like Q bedrms.. liv. rm.,
kit. and bath. yd. and laund. privils..
in suburban D. c. AP. 7-SS10. 80
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IsHEp lcent. lRUs OPPORTUNITIES lean..n nollsEs

2 Bedr1n., Full Basmt.
Conv. location, close transp.. de-
tached
WELLoNs REALTY CO., Ii. 4-l10O
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HOUSES FURNISHED tcens.,
ATTENTION

OFFICIALS. MEM
BERs OF CONGRESS-. BUSINESS
EXECuT1VES-Bea detached
Colonial brick home, in Dumbarton.
D. c.. completely furnished. Three
bedrooms. baths. nnlS den; !st fl1HSs fS
disposal and electric dishwasher;
open fireplace large attic fan. auto
matte oil heat; screened porch view
ing large garden; 2-car, built-in
garage; view of Potomac River
Government buildings; exceptionally
desirable and restricted community.
Immediate possession; reasonable
rental. Consult Mr.. r. M. Taylor.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.. Realotrs.
1905 H st. NV, MA. S-2345; eve
nings.. Saturday and Sunday. WO.
RLINGTON-TWo-be -bedrm. brick semi
detached; full basement; 10 minutes
to. Pentagon. Available May B.
M. r. REYNOLDS & co.
JE. 4-46B0 30
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REAL EsTATE-sALE OR ExcH.

DEL RAY, Alexandria-Need 3-4-
row house, new, brick, with bsmt
535 E. Duncan ave., Alex. Va.
PHlLADELPHIA-W trade 5-bedrm
suburban home for similar home
in D. c. area. RE. 1880. Ext. 1856
between g and z % M 2na
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NO CASH REQUIRED

Made everyday, anywhere. Your
present equity may be enough to
make the trade. More and more
people rely on our exper. to trade
their properties or End trusts at
par on other properties. Call today.
JOSEPH KINSKY
REALTOR ST. 3-531l
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COOPERATIVE APTs. SALE

CHOICE 1 AND z BEDRM. garden
type apis, in well-managed, 4-year-
gon and Navy Annex, l block from
excel. tranSp. Owners equities can
be purchased for ST., $50 to S3,2OU.
Low mo. payments incl. prin., int,
taxes. insurance, all utilS. and
maint. For appt. to inspect, call Miss
Sills. VITTORI REAL ESTATE. KI.
2-ll42 80
28OI ADAMS MILL RID. NV, The
Clydesdale-1- -bedrm. apt; $1,000.
DU. 7-5U21 after pm.
CHOICE 2-BEDRM. UNIT. overlook
ing Sligo Greek Parkway. Approved
purchasers only; early poSS.; some
cnE6kE6as9.S tS[6isqTe ais9: ~ / 9S2Soe s%
down, $50 per mo-, for rms.
bath, h.-w.h. EX. 3-3400. Il
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HOUSES FURNISHED

1914 MILITARY RD.-Det., 8 rms.
s,,lo baths; sSod h-Eh' VI aaso toin; cellar and
Ss$aE E!saE R.s SssSsf ssal?s sx;s II srssss ssss
cHE p NC SHSsE GsEl Is: s. GgHttractivel,
f5rn; tgrn; s-bedrm; house, gS lovely grounds,
FOR LARGE FAMILY, nr. Capitol
6-rm. furn. brick home; AS bedrms.;
cd. cond. EX. 3-6s4S. Lv. name, ph.
SILVER SPRING, 9226 Whitney St,
Just OF Flower ave.-Rambler COM
pietely furn:: a.m;i.' 8 bedrms.. 2h
stone patio, large screened porch,
pine paneled bsmt., gas heat; avail.
June Is: 1nspection by appt. only.
AMERICAN SECURITY q TRUST
AMER. SH; ST uS7S.MThree S7Soo?i bedrms., So? an
baths. sunrm.; conv. to bus and shop
ping; $225 mo. Wo. 6-9193 or KE.
Lovely HOME - Nearby Southern
Nd. Thirty minis. from downtown
So1o pike FoSr Ssdrms s.a 6aths Ms6
NJ. PAUL HANNAH, 732 18th st.
NV. ME-. 8-41OO. .
DUPONT CIR. AREA-Two bedrms.,
very attr, grand piano. TV. $187 so.
NO 1882 after 6. MA. $4,000 days.
NEW HOME-3 bedrms.. 1h baths,
diShwasher. disposal, auto. washer;
conv. loc. in Takoma PIX. JU. 9-2014.
SIX RMS, 2 BATHS. May 1 to Sept.
dishwasher. disposal, auto. washer,
TV, etc; S175 mo. incl. utils. ia.
NEW House; 3 bedrms., 1st-a. BOW
der rm.; dishwasher, washing ma
n
June, June July and August; 5000 mo;
GEoRGEToWN. 36s3 Canal I'd. NV;
5.1 rms; IL ssop baths; garage; roof sar-
LANDovvER ESTATES. s7a1 Harmon Harm
ave. New rambler; 3 bedrms.; nicely
furnished; immed: poss.; $125.
RTNH WI z-So4S q Co. 1888 R. 1. ave. Ja.' n;e.'
cHHEvY CHASE RAMBLER-3 bed
rms, 2 baths; $3.50. Also other
s$SRg: sExRg rS sIsgs9 aSf g.
ARLiNG;To6N;' oSe'i close in. Practically
new 5-rm. brick bungalow with ex-
cellent furniture. 1915 8. Edge
AVAIL. MAY !5th-Modern 9-rm..
esf ess ssrase; $sos per per- mo. no.. Wo:. w. g.
CLEv. PK,-6 rms, bath. fireplace.
garage; nice lot; immsc. clean, well
ssss5! siSSs e'C sy.s sv1j No Jqy SAo, 10 AIT Pi'
FAIRFAX COUNTY~counntry place
with swimming and lawn care.
Sesfl0uS psSrya Modern d; sm kit den bedp din rm
h2 aids ond hath nj
H.; avail: now; $500 per mo; years
"c$c. 45 minis. easy driving time
TO Wash: FRANCES POWELL HILL.
efess, fS9s Wol SS5h ess44a'W s. R;W' DE 2-41Pl;
OFF oLD GEORGETOWN RID.
3 twin-size bedrms. . baths. liv.
rn., din. rm., kitchen. den. powder
rm., recr. rm; Excellently furnished.
Garage; 5000 month. FRED A.
sM1EH ssIsa Co. lib 18th st. n.w.' Elk.
DESIGNED FOR GRACIOUS LIVING
Mod. 2-hedrm.. rambler. Silver Spring,
Nd; Attr. furn. ,wall-to-wall car
peting, spac.. yard; conv. to new
Seheol; shopping. transp: $135. mo.
DREYFUss BROS. 1919 18th St.
AVAIL: ToDAY-Attractiyely furn.
| III tLie pSSt "a LAStet excel, location.
Sumner. Md.-3 bedrms., 2 baths:
Wesley Heights-Cathedral avenue:
bedrooms, .31a baths; $325.
Wesley Heights--Foxhan rd. address;
5 bedrooms. "A bahts; 1878 mo.
bath; including utilities: 1928.
American z Park-Large frame; 5
bedrooms. l bath; $175.
For appt. to see. Call EN-. 2-4464.
W. c. d A. M. MILLER. Rental
Department. 80
Observation-Disclosures AREA -
esmcns sfes setaf ais erisk sk "a 5amSsr Ss .v. IN
extended: lge. liv.-din. rm.. plus TV
and washer, fenced yd.; $120 mo-
! EN-. 2-5l00: ewes, NO. 1882.
LAMON & HENDERSON
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NEW HOUSES

THREE BEDRMs.. COLONIALs AND
RAMBLERS. One and . baths. all
elec. kitchens; Colonials have
screened side porches; immed.
M. T BRoYHILL & SON. 4624 Lee
hwy, Arl. Va. ia. 4-1300. b
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ARLINqToN. Lorcom iane-3 bed
T%s: rase sis5 5sisas Se4 mc. screened porch ga
Near Fort Myers bedrms., base
ment. garage; $115 per mo.
Belle Haven - 3 bedrms., 2 baths,
screened porch. basement, garage;
S1S6 Der mo.
FRED J. GEORGE
IA. s-6777 Realtor IA. 7-0141
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Rosemary Terrace

The newest and finest
apartment value in greater
Northwest section; 3 distinct
styles OF two-bedroom apis.
for your selection. Rentals
from Sis, includes ALL util-
tiles. Children welcome. Visit
our rental ONCE today. d.
RECTIONS: Out 18th st. to
East-WeSt hwy, turn left at
traflc light. From Conn. ave,
turn right on East-West hwy.
to our sign. Resident man
ager, JU. S-117O.
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CHEVY CHASE = C.

Ot1GV1 Cf1AOE, y. =.
This brick and stone house of excep-
tional charm and distinction is on q
quiet street but close to transp. and
schools. Entrance hall, lge. lily.
open to screened porch overlooking
garden. Kit: is at rear Of house. A
1st.-fir: powder rm. is q conv. fea-
ture. A. split leyel library or bedrm.
is panelled and has. built in furn-
bedrms. and 2 baths. An out-of-
ground. bsmt. offers space for parties
in its lge. rec. rm. and in addition
has I'm. oak-floored rm. and full
bath. Butlt-in garage. 1NEZ
CUSHARp Realtor, EN-. 2-4232 or
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A REAL VALUE

Outstanding, semidet corner brick
with level, fenced lot; near District
line; 3 bedrms., tiled bath; extra
large liv. rm., beautiful recreation
rm; gas heat. Only 2,495 down.
To inspect. call LA. 6-6666 until
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HOUSES sALE-N.W. (cont.)
1919 sth ST. NV.

4919 eth ST. NV.
2Z-ft. Eemidet. tapestry brick Colonial
It's SesSty Sse 1S%s' onis sooo 6est do%n Ssarms and
monthly payments S115. Call
ELLIS KoSSOW REALTY CO., INC.
ST. S-O436 Ewes, EN- 2-332O
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51n9 n SIT SE

51O3 H ST. Sc.
5, rms. and bath. all modern. full
rms. and bath, modern. full bsmt..
rec. rm. and lavatory: S115.
z rms. and , baths. lge. lot, 2-car
garage, other convenienceS: S175.
The above are in convenient locations.
References necessary. Available
May ]. BUSADA REALTY CO.,
10. 9-S50O. 4415 Southern ave.
COLORED-VACANT--Four rms, kit.
and bath, stove and refgr.. auto.
heat: $95 mo. 319 35th st. ne.
Open today. essy LIss REALTY CO..
COLORED-NEW, brick 6-room house
Basement, 2 porcheS, gas heat. 4334
Gault pl. ne, LU. 4-2425.
COLORED - 1929 S ST. NV. - 8
rms, one bath, !. screened porches,
gas hot-water heat; excel. cond.
tHhroughout: WooDW AR D q
7-65S5. 80
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812 SOMERSET PL. NV.
Excellent condition, 8 bedrms., semi
det. brick. full large din. rm.; full
bsmt.; garage. Easy terms. TU.
2-1l36 TIL o Pm. T. N. LERNER
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.
1929 goth ST. NV.
SMALL |. TOWN Hous q

VACANT-S17,5OO
One block from Conn. ave. with
lovely large rooms, modern bath. ?
concrete rear porches. in immaculate
bought on reasonable terms. Call Mr.
Lawrence for appt. RA. 6-1O63;
EN-. 2-9696. J. NELSON HUGHES.
800 DOWN-$9O MONTH
Nr. Eastern Star Home; semidet. 81
rm. brick, completely redec.; dry
bsmt.: gas heat
S. GerStenfeld Realty Co.
MA. S-74O7. Ewes. HE. 4-397l
C0hI,oRED-VACANT-SI, $50 dn.; .
dec; cas-: easy tel terms. % Nov Move AEAi' in' "a, "a
aS-6S1S' ts1SS RIA. 6-25@1. Ewes. ia.
C0LORED-spring I'd, mr.. 10th St.
complete apts., garage. gas INV. h.
S17.95O; Sc, 500 down. Miss Pinnon,
cSfoRE1GNR. cSSfcoRE11N 18th AND sPRING nisG
RD.-Corner brick; 4 bedrms., incl
porch. attic, basement, garage, IL IL
SEAEryo nsf!; IL, f1e5%S 1890. poFTS 1F IF
coGoREb2a% cSShSRl 30 %-1iSa; APfs.. 41os 4tb 2s s..
n.w;-Det:. gas heat: 2-car gar. Live
Ia 4-rm.. bath apt. rent 3-rm., bath
apt. McDEVITT. JU. 7-54S4.
COLoRED LARGE, COR. BRICK
home. Decatur and KanS. ave. NV;
beautifully decorated; liv. rm. with
nrepl.,. din. -rm.. den laSt-word kit
with breakfast area: 2nd floor, Z
bedrms.. liv. rm. kit. and bath
Price reduced. substantial cash re-
outred. JAMES S. WILDER REALTY
CO.. RA 3-1u1R
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BARNABY WOODS

brick Colonial consisting
Of 2 rooms that AFFORD every COM
fort you would expect to ind in a
home. priced several thousand dol
lars higher; 3 bedrooms. 2 baths,
paneled den. finished attic, maids 5
bath; huilt-in garage. Call EN-.
3-s7l6 Ieyes.} THOS J. FISHER
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ONLY Sll,950
New Michigan PIX. development, 3
yrs. old. 2-Story semidet. brick, full
bsmt., mod. kit. incl. refgr.; tile
bath, gas &C. heat Small down
payment. Balance like rent. Phone
s4*,,ART ~; RlIlisRs sR6s ca I2c 37744s 81 9r
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AMERICAN UNIV. PARK

S@N4 W <1xbxA
FIRST OFFERING - Quality-bu
red brick Georgian Colonial; out
standing construction, heavy slate
root. Situated within walking dis.
schools, transportation, Spring Val
ley shopping center, etc Liv. rm.,
din, rm., modern kit. and breakfast
nook; 8 splendid bedrooms, LARGE
LIBRARY (or 4th bedroom) and 2
baths on 2nd floor. Attractive
Entire property In Al condition
and priced for immediate sale. Call
lOL. 4-1921 (eves.). THOS. j.
FISHER & CO., INC, Realtors. DI
7-6S30. 90
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.E.

CAPITOL HILL-Brk. det., 3 apts, !;
nr. all cows; 81 .000-S2 900 cash.
Vacant. New cond. viii exchange.
OWNER, IA. 9-70l0. II
RIGGS PARK. 3rd and Nicholson SITS.
Modern @-yr.-old semidet. brick,
3 rms. tiled bath. gas heat. Easy
terms. Priced $l3.50O. Call Mr..
Allen. LA. 6-66t6. PECK CO.
Modern 3-bedrm brick. mr.. stores,
heat; only $1,000 down. Call LA.
6-6666, PECK co. so
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RESTAURANT-ABC lic., on-and-off
sale. loc: on cor. Of busy intersec. in
nearby Va. A good, profitable busi-
ness with a future. Priced for i'm
med. sale. To inspect, call Mr.. Brown
with YEONAS REALTY. ia. S-21O0.
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BY OWNER
MAKE AN OFFER
NEAR CATHOLIC UNIV.

106 JACKSON ST. NE.
Four bedrms. Good for student
rental Sl.,a50 Terms. viii trade.
Drive by, then call JOSEPH k1NSEY
Realtor. ST. 3-53ll. 80
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CALVERT HILLS APT.

veniences Of a private home; ad-
jscent to flne new shopping center
and Univ. OF Nd. Each apt. con-
tainS 5 lge. airy rooms with parquet
Ms, tiled bath, beaut. kit. Includes
bsmt. facilities for laundry, storage
and playroom for children; $1l5
per mo-; all utils. incl. Call RE. T.
e461. FREDERICK REAL ESTATE
INC Agents II
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THE EVENING STAR {
HOUSES SAlE-N.E. (cont.l

washington, D. G.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20, 1858
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BRICK MOTEL,

Self Service Laundry
AID. 4-9719; eyes,, Ii. 7-7409.
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COLORED-$995 DOWN

vACANT-GEoRGIA & DELAFIEI,D
Six rms. redecorated; brick; gar;
h.-w.h.; front and rear porchcs,
HAVE TWO BEAUTIFUL HOMES IN
THIS AREA. Call till o pm,
COIN & LEVINE, HO. 2-362O
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Y-MEAT-Excel. loc. in Falls
Church. Monthly sales over $4,000.
Good lease. low rent, business show
ing high profits. Priced below mar
inspect call Mr.. Brown with YEONAS
REALTY. IA R-O1OO a
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Hillcrest Heights, Md. 5000 gath
pl. Sc. Semidet. brick: 5 rooms,
bath, cellar, oil a.-c. heat. Dish
washe.. garbage disposal unit, elec.
FREDERIcK A. BLUMER
GIT Pa Ave. Sc. Ii. 7-1osS
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1953-05-08

gift private business by the Republican prvate enterprise
crowd.
The end is not yet.
In addition big business looking forward gaining
billion of stockpled strategic Materials
billion dollars worth of housing community facieS Sill
billion worth products owned by the federal
threefOurths billion dollars worth of synthetic
rubber pans-amOng other things.
Major stock-growing interests which in instances
closely aligned with eastern financial circles have already
launched drive take about $50 million of public
domain and forest land in the west.
At the time Secretary of Agriculture Benson and his
plotting do away with the farm price
program and thus bankruptcy for at least two mil
lion American farm families.
And what, Mr. John Public going to get out of
this crusade to restore private enterprise and end the
creeping socialism, this country of ours?
You might mght-get five cent cut in federal in
tax income won't be having that crowd in
Washington permitted to continue its shOrghed
also get to 10 cent federal sales tax Secretary
of the Treasury Humphreys proposed new look at the tax
structure should be legislated into law
In the meantime, the suggestion be in order that
lay in a stock of barrels.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1953-05-08
HELL'S CANYON DAM

Hels Canyon, Snake River Idaho probably
the best remaining dam and reservoir site the United
It ranks with Boulder and Grand Coulee Here narrow
sheer walled canyon half mile deep with somewhat
but primitive and unmproved valley above The Federal Gov
has and untold thousands
working detailed plans tpurpose and
Ivoir.
dam about 600 feet high will generate upward mil
lion klowatts .5 million horse power at the site regu-
ang the flow of the river it will increase production
several other plants below another 03 to 04 million owatt
The reservoir will furnish water for many thousands
of irrigation contribute heavily to navigation
ply in low flow periods and become key project
Columbia River floods 1t will also furnish fish game
recreation benefits
Now Secretary of the Interior Mckay has that
this site will be abandoned in favor of Idaho Power COMPANY
This privately owned corporation has applied for
Canyon project. These three damsif all bui-wl be
comparatively lOw structures that store no
They will produce about half of the potential Can
and contribute nothing to irrigation navigation or
flood control and but little to fish and
Under the guise of hating Creeping socialism, the best
dam and reservoir site in the nation to be ruined y
only onettle coffeem plants These
will furnish only percentage of possible public bene
fits and charge for the power they furnish
HAVE OUR PUBLIC OFFICIALS NO THOUGHT OF PUB
Lie WELFARE IN THE RAPIDLY COMING TOMORROWS?|
JEROME c. LOCKE.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1953-05-08
LIST PUBLIC PROJECT
WORK TO OFFSET
POSSIBLE SLUMP

WASHINGTON, D. C.-(CNS)-
While administration spokesman are
saying "there won't be depression"
they are quietly taking inventory of
what they can throw against one if
it comes.
Treasury Secretary George M.
Humphrey, in his first place public
address last week, said that if peace
comes there will be no depression. A
few days later, President Eisenhower
assalled the stupidity of mass unem-
ployment and pledged every useful
measure = private and public - to
avoid it in the future.
Nevertheless, White House aides
are busy collecting QUESTIONABLE
from various departments in an at
tempt to find out how much public
project work could be thrown into the
economy if depression and mass I'M
come.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1953-05-08
WHAT DO YOU THINK?

No less will it be used in the 1856
campaign unless we sit back and look
the situation over
Just as Governor Aronson is not
going to be able to keep his campaign
promise "to be in the northeast cor
ner of the Capitol in Helena when
ever anyone comes to see me-" Meth
er is any other Governor. At the
close of the first 100 days" of his
administration Montana's Republican
Governor was headed for Washing
ton, DC. on his fourth trip out of the
state, as well as having been out of
Helena on several state occasions de-
manding the appearance of the Gov
ernor. Governor Aronson cannot
say, "No, the people of my state ex-
pect me to keep my campaign prom
Use and sit behind my DESK" nor can
any other Governor.
The people of Montana expect to
be represented in the person of their
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1953-05-08
Be a Governor, See America
By GRETCHEN BILLINGS
Part of the Job-So Let's Face 1t!

Part of the Job-So Let's Face It'll
In politics the campaign issue that
causes the most stir is often the one
that is the least sound.
Political campaigns take many
angles. In fact they become so sty-
mied in their angles, it is some
times difficult to figure out why the
people don't begin to recognize them
for what they are. But people are
funny, and go for the sensational
and from politicians usually get it.
An issue that has made Roadway
in recent years is the one of the
travelling Governors. In the 1852
campaign there was much ado about
it. 1t was made an issue in the 1913
In "overturning" Gov
ernors it has played an important
part.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1953-05-08

Governor in matters of state and ma
tional Importance.
| have observed three chief eXecu-
tives since | started here, across the
street from the Capitol. The taXpay-
ers are getting their moneys worth
in the time their Governors put IN.
All of the people may not agree with
a Governors decisions, but they are
getting their pound of flesh in terms
of hours of service rendered.
So, just for laffs, let's not get in
volved in "Galloping Governors, re-
CARELESS of the temptation, in the
next campaign.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1953-05-08
Dry Your Tears Joe /.
ARNOLD is ON The RIGHT TRACK

Attorney General Arnold Olsen ruled that the
peua oil lease law Glib 49, governing leasing Of school lands
unconstitutional he has been accused Of having forgotten it
his duty carry defend legislative pocy-not decide
what that policy will be- So spaketh Powell County Rep
McElwan who doubles chairman Of the Republican
Central Committee.
The ambitious young attorney from Deer Lodge should
than that The duty of the Attorney
public all tmes-even against the $50
chosen representatives the people, acting strictly
private auoma body such the late not
amented 33d Legislative Assembly,
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1953-05-08
How Many Washings Does 1t
Take To Remove the Starch
From One Human Brain?

According to press reports repatrl-
ated American prisoners of war are
"angry and resentful" about the "un-
fair" reports that they had been con
verified to Communism while in North
Korean prison camps.
These Converted" prisoners, from
the scattered reports of what they
had to say upon returning to the
arms of their own people after being
prisoners of war, are the ones who
were fortunate enough to have re-
ceived a modicum of decent treat
ment from their captors. While the
papers are full of the atrocity stories,
those more fortunate ones have had
little chance to say anything. Or if
they have the American people have
heard little of what they had to say.
| feel little "resentful', too. My
there were some who had been spar
ed the cruelty inflicted on others.
Among those who were spared there
must have been thankfulness, too.
If they expressed their thankfulness
is that the extent of their "conver-
SION? We have had no chance to
hear their stories, so we cannot
judge.
My resentfulness goes a little
deeper, too. After months in the
hands of foreign enemy captors, pris-
oners of war at best, with no imme-
diate hope of freedom, these boys
must have spent long. lonesome and
unhappy hours dreaming of home,
freedom and America. Their recep-
ton must have been a shock to them
If they had for one instant thought
their freedom" meant confinement
in mental hospital" would they
nave uttered word about the 'fair"
treatment they were given? | can
lot imagine the dispair in their
hearts when their statements, what
9ver they were, resulted in their be-
ng hustled mid great public fanfare
o mental hospital"
In covering the purple heart they
eserve with a red smear, no doubt
aimed because of the ingenuity of
he American youth to weigh survi-
al against punishment and harsh
reatment, what great crime are we
What will be the result
f an army record showing: Bravery
battle, 2 u years prisoner of war,
months in mental hospital-aim
-reconversiOn.
Then, this being war, I wonder
hat is to be the fate of the Reds
no went back to their ranks in the
xchange. Did they dare tell their
ountry how well the Americans had
'eated them? Did they dare say
ley had good food, good medical
are, kind treatment at the hands of
lie Great American Democracy?
onder if they did. And if they did
'e they being put through the Red
'unterpart of a mental "Launder-
att. We are led to expect they
ould. Poor Red soldiers such
fate, better we had shot them!
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1953-05-08
HAVE YOU BOUGHT YOUR BARREL?

Ro the BARREL We'll have barrel of fun, the song
special privilege group after another singing IN Washing
days And while they be having barrel of fun
profit therefom with the rest of the barrel aspect
will considerably different meaning Resource wise
people do wake up we're only going lose
shirt we re going lose trousers too
Since President Eisenhower already committed to
al legislation making gift of