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FARMS
LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE

BUILDERS AND DEVELOPERS at
tention---Direct from owner. All
States tclean-cut farm) 5 miles NORTH
Of ROCKVILLE: Long frontage on Rte
rolling land in grass and sod. Ideal
for, subdivision. Operated as cattle
and hog farm: well watered and
ramPhler r1as9ha,,, residence OF bedrooms,
$500 per acre p tpfus qlseOGacfd VslaeO of Su,ld dt
lngs-you help appraise them). See
6y appointment. RALPH TEUNIS.
$50 Down. rambler sites. 1ooxsoo
IT.; lse: development facing Coles Coles.
vile ID past Silver Spring Nd
$1,000 "a RA $4,000. N
TOWN OF FAIRFAX. in incorporated
limits. 80 acres for subdivision.
sewer avail. SARA SCOTT. "a. MA'eI' 7.
I TO 10 ,ACRES-3 locations, easy
and Sc. Of b. c. OWNER. JU. 1
OVERLOOKING POTOMAC RIVER
2, C.; streets and water. Lpo. p
s. 4 ACRES. only 400 from S Grain
HeSss sol 500 Just On south sarS g.
Wonderful value. sS,a75: 500 down
S45 month. M. LEO sToRCH, Union
'SIsEf7;' $5Ss s$ ts5A ;ss:;s; !S.Ea5
LAKE BGRCRoFTEcdoGTnue:r. dF dGu: level: one
of the incest spots in this lovely
section. Priced at cost. RE.
FORT FOOTE AND OxON HILL
AREA-Acreage and single lots
NEwGoMRE REALTY SERVICE,
APT. iT oGRa; HoGsE GRouND-s7.5ooS So.
#. near Wheeler I'd. shoppins CEN
ter; ideally situated to accommodate
approx; 45 units. For sale BY owner.
Cao1cE 10 aE'01S WOODED wArERFRoNr
LOT at Lake jackson; cleared and
ready for building; good swimming;
ideal for children. ia. 1891;
GEORGIAN FoREsT-Appro1. "
Shirley GATE PARKVHear Kamp
Washington.. - acres level wooded
s1esS .Dt. seaujiful - reIiasntial area: Terms
100 ACRES: unimproved, / mi. south
Clinton, Nd, adj. and overlooking
Pitmans Branch and OF OF Temple
Hill rd. ext. Some commercial
timber available. 90 test holes re-
veal to 4 ft, Of toppin, plus Q to
12 #, of sand and /or gravel. Ideal
for G LODGES ASSOCIATIONS Sd Ions, or ssmps Hn.s
rural farm. Attorney must make
private sale to close estate at once
Make best offer. Write Box 4S-E.
Star. az
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MOTORCYCLES

HARLEY-DAvIDsON MOTOR CYCLE
Excellent shape throushout: q
real bargain: priced to sell fast.
Model As Tricycle.. S295. LOGAN
tFord), I'LL 18th st. NV. DI.
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MONEY WANTED

WILL PAY g per cent interest on
loan Of $4,000 on property valued
$4,000 in nearby Md. BOX 279-D.
Star. 9Ss
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1917 18th ST. NV.

1917 18th ST. NV.
Three-story and basement modern
It. Of floor space. loft. rear alley.
Most desirable for business Arm
needing showroom and display
space. ONCE space, work room,
storage and inside loading facili-
ties: Modern freight elevator.
ready to. move in. Your inspection
Is invited.
Douglass E. Bulloch & Co.
1922 17th st. NV.
Republic 7-3037 Mr.. Baker
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.
"LiVe Outdoors"

On this wooded 9.-acre garden. we'd
ded to one Of the most colorful =; z;
franklin Forest. Your pleasure for
outdoor dining is a choice. between
the 24-ft. scr. porch. or the 20x2Q
patio complete with barbecue and
f1repl. The home is complete in every
maids room and bath in the full
English bsmt.; 3 twin bedrms. on the
main level: 25-ft.. liv. rm... 16-ft.
Knoll with q private view" ALL
THIS AND MORE FOR ONLY
S2S. 800.
COLONIAL REALTY co.
Rhodes Of Wilson. ia. $4,000
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PRIVATE OWNER
MUST UNLOAD!
TRUCK SPECIALS

KS tractor, 22-ft
trailer. $4,000 miles. You must see.
a 4 real real bIy NY aS1 Only $l.495
ming perfect. Special today $495
4S Studebaker is-ton pickup $295
10 Bs,,It Ford oniv Ii,stake' nice cond., .ssS ne%
4S Chevy. 34-ton pickup. new paint,
looks and runs good. Only S549
so Studebaker nat 2-ton stake. Looks
and runs good. Guar. only 1896
5: GMC W.452 Tandem; new body.
so F-5 Ford VS. tractor. Air.hyO
drauiic. air in vac. trail connec.
4s BrocRWay 2.so-xw tractor 81 IKE IKE
brand-new, Only "a rS0
46 GMC 622 tractor. new paint. A
bargain Only SSo5
The above listed are q few
OF the most expensive units we have
of over 200 trucks. from pickups to
diesels and van trailerS-so get right
down tomorrow morning sharp and
see some real giveaways.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

CORNER SSth AND n. I. AVE. NE
parking for 20 cars. suitable for
drugstore or restaurant: wonderful
location. MR.. NILoR. Ho. 2-lil5.
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1229-33 2Oth ST. N.W.

1229-33 goth ST. NV.
Available after May /. $4,000 so.
IT. floor space in reinforced con-
crete f1reproof building: well 10
GATED NV. section near Dupont
individual floors Of $1,000 So. IT,
each Low rental for desirable ten
ant for long lease.
Douglass E. Bulloch & Co.
1922 18th ST. NV.
RE. 7-3O37 MR.. BAKER
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STORES FOR RENT

srd AND SHERIDAN ST. NV, store
20 by so: parking In rear. Cali B.
B. ALLISON, RA. 3-O513. -2S
ARLINGTON-Store 2Ox10O avail.
IN shopping center, ample free park
ing; ALBERT H. COHEN co. ia, .
AND U SITS. N.w.-S2x
75; excel. for restaurant. carry-out
shop. barber shop; bakery, beauty;
STORE OR SHOP. 2-story brick, rent
9rr7ssaa4l Or sale. tx @9-amp; eInsga current. no.
rooms and bath. No ciesninE or
dying business. Busy apt. house To-
cation. Rental for entire bldg,
$500 per mo. Immediate possession.
SHANNON & LUcHs CO. Realtors
1905 H st. NV, MA. S-2345. II
VERMONT AVE. AND L ST. NV
1,5O0-2,50O 50. IT., 1st floor air
conditioned space. GOLDSTEN
STORES FOR RENT-Ala. and
Penna. aves. s.e., last available in
this section. Suit. for gents furnish
ings., dept. store, furniture, garden
supplies. etc. OIL. 4-2225. Il
Ga. and Eastern aVes.,
8: s., Nd dry heated; Eastern ave;
sqohRRoo% IS Exc; NJ roF Sf4Iia RHSr, a4s7 Istn
St, NV; $50 mo; Call MR.. SEID-
sHoP OR sALEsROOM. and comml.
rear. 8q23 Bladensburg rd., l.4OO
g. r. Nr. Acme and safeway. EN-.
3-b5bS. -2S
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TRUCK VALUES

Also
SO Demonstrators at substantial re-
ductionS-new-car title and guar
antee:
34-ton pjckup.
S4-ton stake.
s-passeneer suburban.
General Truck Sales, Inc.
80 M St. NE. NE. $3.50 s-aSo6
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USED TRUCKS
Springtime BARGAINS

194s Chevrolet 2-ton c. and c.:
s;25X25 tires; 2-speed rear; COM
$S45: 1947 Chevrolet 2-ton natbed
de luxe cab. al mech. condition
S745: 1949 Chevrolet 2-ton stake.
excel. mech. cond.. good rubber
Sold and serviced by US. S9a5: 1850
Chevrolet Ha-ton panel one owner
sedan delivery. AL condition; . TO
choose from. Sa45 each. 1852 GMC
z-ton pickup, ] owner. 1000 actual
mi. Save several hundred dollars
Only S1.195.
ALL TRUCKS CARRY OUR OK.
CHEVROLET WARRANTY. Terms
or trade trough GMAC. Call for
details
CHEVY CHASE CHEVROLET
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT

N. Y. AVE, NE. AREA-2.3sO 50. It.,
drive in, heavy A.. high ceiling, heavy
surTsnt: of1ce' yashroom. A; NJ.
r. G. CO.. r.r. siding in, all utils..
10000 So. It. whse. Available at
zoe per SO. IT,. on short-term lease
or will give reduction on long lease:
can build an up to 10000 50. it.
addition: Can MR.; VAN. WA. 7-S360.
W. REAL PROPERTIES "A
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Something New

In planned community homes
has been added in nearby
Fairfax.
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THE coNTEMPoRY DESIGN has
been used to take maximum advan-
tage of natures handy work in a
lovely wooded area. We offer for
your inspection 4 basic plans and
different styles of
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AIR-COND. OFFICE SPACE,
1905 Conn. ave. NV. at Dupont Cir,
approx. 1900 50. it.. sublet present
to Sept. 30 at sacri., SIS mo-; also
avail for extended period at ad-
Justed rental rate. MR.. GILBERT.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

CASH N ONE DAY End AND BIRD
TRUSTS LOANS ON MARYLAND
HOMES. JU. $4,000. 50
2nd TRUSTS ARLINGTON AREA
Immed. action. McClains Properties.
2lOO Wilson Blvd. ARL., IA. 2-33OO.
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Your GMC Truck Dealer

CENTRAL MOTORS
ALEXANDRIA ARLINGTON
1901 ORONOCO ST. 5000 LEE hwy
ia. 2-7000 Till . PM. OV. 3-16OO
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CONTINUED on Next PsFe)
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

TOP MoRKET PRICE for your home
RANDOLPH. RE. f-2137. Ii. 4-7o65
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tible coupe: Ford.
W. w. tires. etc:
An excellent buy
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
S750 nOw1
3 BEDROOMS
9 BATHS

So. 600 cash ,win buy this brick home
IN No. Arl. Price. $4,000. THE
HANEs Co. 2040 Wilson Blvd.
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CLOSE-IN

.212 Wilson Blvd. IA. 7-93oO
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1953-12-25
the SPIRIT OF CHRISTMAS

With the Spirit of Christmas and the nobility of the broth
erhood regnng throughout the land the Montana Tax
payers Association has chosen this time to that
through better welfare laws savings of than $4,000
month have been made by the state in the payment of old
assistance.
Carrying the theme of Christmas being their brothers
keeper the Taxpayers association declares that the drop of
than 975 old recipients from welfare rolls is at
rbutabe the operation of the states improved welfare
passed by the 1858 legislature The experience far
with better welfare laws MIA lis favorable and
tcularly encouraging development >.
The 1858 laws referred the lien and act the
relative responsibility law and the act permitting public in
spection of the welfare rolls.
More and in keeping with the would have
been the appraisal by the dolaandcents conscious front
organization for major corporate in Montana had
made attempt to determine how much hardship and suffer
odters However the results of such appraisal might
through historic Christmas ritual Their consciences might
sbe misery they helped open the door for in the state
result of their successful lobbying at the 1858 session
When considering MTA's great for saving tax
dollars let forget the 100000 annual subsidy being
paid of the associations principal hackers by Montana tax
payers in the form of $50 month payments to victims of Sill
COSTS If the taxpayers association truly interested with
tax dollars for the people of Montana then would be
the forefront of the fight Scos under Workmen
Compensation Since the association where in evidence
either during the Compensation Initiative fight support of
improved and broadened compensation legislation before the
1858 Assembly must be concluded that at least Biblical
admonon applies to the Montana Taxpayers Association
namely Don't let your left hand knowth what your right
hand doesth.'
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1953-12-25
WHAT DO YOU THINK?

Merry Christmas to all our wonder
full readers-even those who don't
love us and get real mad at times
l suppose l should hate myself be-
cause | love everybody. | can't find
it in me to hate wishy,
washy, | guess. | am a little sad
dened because one of the incest men
| know got into controversial polit-
ical office this year and we have had
to take exception to things he has
done. We didn't get Christmas
card from him this year. It's alb
sence is notable because it is prob
ably the cleverest card we receive
at Christmas time. Maybe We'll get
one yet!
| think the sentiment expressed in
our Sailors Christmas letter home is
wonderful. He says:
Il guess the Yuletide has set in.
The air even smells like Christmas.
1t is all so wonderful. Naturally, |
wish that | were able to be home,
but | will have a Merry Christmas
just knowing that you guys will think
of me Friday. That's enough. Just
to know that | have loved ones who
are able to celebrate Christmas in
any manner they wish. l guess that
is part of the reason there are so
many of us fellas that are not able
to be home. When people learn to
take the Christmas Spirit the year
around and quit fearing their neigh
Dor, then and only then will we be
able to all be together! You know
will think of you all, as | always
10, and say prayer for you and the
rest of the worldw
WHAT DO YOU THINK?
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1953-12-25
REVOLT AGAINST COP POWER POLICY
URGES A NEW LOOK"

DENVER - (CNS) - Some 600
leaders of electric power organiza-
tions from 80 states spoke out loud
ly here December 10-11 against the
present federal power policy in all its
phases. National Farmers Union call
ed the conference.
They urged instead a long-term
program designed to make power
easier and less expensive for the
American people. They also backed
national conference of electric con-
sumers to get behind such a program.
Much of the program the confer
ence proposed was laid down by Lee
land Olds, Public Affairs Institute
staffman and former Federal Power
Commission chairman. Odds urged an
electric power policy for consumers
''to protect the public interest in
abundance of low-cost power and to
promote a true partnership between
local, state and federal non-profit
agencies"
At the locaI-state level, Olds
urged "alert citizen action" CD
to support existing public and CO.
op power bodies, CD to enact state
laws to assure freedom of COM
munities to own their own nom
profit power systems, and CD to
make it Illegal for commercial
companies to influence political
action, using consumers money to
do so.
Olds urged steps by federal au-
thorities to broaden power develop
ment, make it more responsive to
peoples interests, and set up region
al development agencies like IVA.
One speaker, Jerry Voorhis, execu-
tive director of the Cooperative
League Of the USA, told the con-
ference that electric power-like air,
water and the U. S. mail-should |
be about as cheap and plentiful as
possible
"Any policy that restricts the sup
ply of electric power or adds to its
cost is wrong policy-one that
citizens will oppose with
Ill the vigor at their command"
Voorhis said. "God put power into
'alling water-not to create a pri-
rate preserve for absentee owners
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1953-12-25

We all send our best wishes for
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1953-12-25
SEVERAL "BLACKMARKS"
CHARGED AGAINST
ADMINISTRATION

Failure of federal authorities to
maintain adequate power generation
in the IVA area was one of the
black marks charged by the confer
ence. Others included Showdown or
elimination of already authorized gov
eminent dam projects; packing reg
ulatory bodies and commissions with
enemies of public power" the decision
to raise rates and give commercial
utilities preference for power gen
Grated in the Missouri Basin area;
government opposition to Hells Can
yon dam project; cutback of REA
generation and transmission loans;
reputation of electric cO-ops' con-
tracts with Southwestern Power Ad-
ministration; turning over Niagara
Falls power sites to commercial eX-
ploitation, and many other similar
actions.
How disastrous one of these poll
cies can be was cited by Virgil T.
Hanlon, manager of East River Elec-
trio Power Co-operatives, Madison,
S. d. Hanlon said that Interior De-
partments new policy would raise
rates for consumers. An increase of
zone mill will wipe out the feast
bility of many (electric) co-ops. A
rate increase of two mills will wipe
out many of the co-operatives in the
Missouri BASIN"
Other speakers included Clyde T.
Ellis, secretary of the National Rural
Electric Cooperative Association, and
C. Girard Davidson, former Inter-
Tor undersecretary and chief counsel
of National Hells Canyon Associa-
ton.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1953-12-25

of w h a t smoking
can do to the lungs
was brought up. AS
each one lit up a
cigaret he bemoan-
ed his habit, cursed
his weakness. What
e f f e C t scientific
proof will have on
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1953-12-25

but to make that power as abund-
antly available to all mankind as
possible"
That doesn't mean, Voorhis said,
that all power should be generated by
public agencies and co-ops. sit does
mean that the 'yardstick' is as sound
today as when it transformed the
Tennessee valley from depressed
area into one of the brightest eco
nomic spots in the nation
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1953-12-25
Farmers Union County,
Continued from Page One)

Continued from Page One)
tions political parties and world prob
lens, to which our school curriculum
give little space.
WHEREAS, the selection of mem
bers for the State Board of Educa-
ton should be removed from politi-
cal control by the use of the secret
ballot at regular elections at which
they will be chosen by the people. We
also point out that candidates to serve
on this board should have special
qualifications for this important work.
THEREFORE, the South Valley
County Farmers Union goes on rec
ord as favoring regularly elected
State Board of Education to replace
the present appointive one.
RESOLUTION ON ATTACK ON
TRUMAN
WHEREAS, it is obvious that hos
tile forces within our government are
releasing the first act of a carefully
executed plan to undermine our con-
stitutional guarantees of freedom of
legitimate action, and
WHEREAS, it is clearly apparent
that this plan is of political origin,
with the avowed purpose of using it
in the campaign issues of coming
elections to discredit their opponents
in the eyes of the people, and
WHEREAS, in the first act, an
attack has been made on a former
president of the United States i'm
pugning his loyalty to his country,
for the explicit purpose of turning the
of the electorate away
from the real issues, both foreign
and domestic, which sorely need hon
est debate from the standpoint of
their relative merits, and
WHEREAS, the aforesaid attack
cannot possibly serve any useful pub
lie purpose, the event having been
closed by the death of the principal
involved, and
WHEREAS, in view of this situa-
ion we can only view the setting
,ff of this powder keg" as the first
,hapter in a plan which is insidious,
loaked in treachery, and masking it
elf under false crusade of stamp
ng out subversiveness, and in sup
oort of its hypocricy we cite the fact
hat it has been admitted that spy
ings still exist in government which
re being ignored and nothing is be-
ng done to uncover them.
WHEREAS, this hypocritical at
ack has done incalculable harm in
onfusing the people on basic issues
nd is undermining their confidence
n the honesty and integrity of gov
and likewise destroying our
restige among other peoples of the
rorld.
THEREFORE, be it resolved by
he South Valley County Farmers
Tnion that we condemn this use of
reachery by well-organized group
tho seek to further their personal
mbitions and we issue a call to all
God American citizens to beware of
he next act of this conspiracy, and
} use their efforts to clear up the
0nfusion which has been created and
} make use of as much publicity as
an be acquired through press, radio
nd the spoken word.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1953-12-25
Legal Advertising

FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT, STATE
OF MONTANA, IN AND FOR THE
COUNTY OF LEWIS AND CLARK
SUMMONS
FOR PUBLICATION
No. 24OS7
CARL HARRIS, Plaintiff
CHRISTINE HARRIS, Defendant
THE STATE OF MONTANA TO THE
We NAMED DEFENDANT,
GREETING:
You Are Hereby Summoned to an
swer the complaint in this action which
is filed in the office of the Clerk of
this Court, copy of which is here
with served upon you, and to file your
answer and serve a copy thereof upon
the PLAINTIFFS attorney within twenty
days after the service of this Sum-
mons, exclusive of the day of service;
and in case of your failure to appear or
answer, judgment will be taken against
you by default for the relief demand
ed in the Complaint.
This action is brought by the Plain
tiff against the Defendant for the pur-
pose of securing the judgment and de-
cree of the above entitled Court an
nuling and setting aside the marriage
heretofore and now existing between
the Plaintiff and Defendant and grant
ing him an ABSOLUTE decree of annul-
ment upon the ground that said con-
sent to the marriage was procured by
fraud, and for such other further re-
lief as to the Court may seem just
and proper all of which more fully
appears in the verified Complaint of
the Plaintiff on file in the office of
the Clerk Of this Court to which ref
erence is hereby made
Witness my hand and seal of said
Court this Bird day of December, 1853.
(SEAL)
DAVID R. KEMP, Clerk
By DORIS ENGER, Deputy Clerk
F. GRAY
for Plaintiff,
Roman, Montana.
Dec 4, H. IS, 25 1853
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1953-12-25

smoking habits is probematical. How
ever, at present, the worry about
what tobacco can do to people seems
to make them so nervous all they do
is smoke more.
An interesting sidelight on the
flare-up caused over reflections of
the gas tax refunds for non-highway
use j.. the conservations always get
around to taking a case to court to
test the constitutionality of the gas
tax. l guess it is always that way.
If the Board of Equalization has
opened the door to legal action and
somebody gets mad enough it could
really raise hob. And Oh, you kid,
the fad today is testing constitution
atty of stuff, so | wouldn't bet it
couldn't happen.
PROOF! PROOF! | wish peo-
pie would stop calling me and ask
ing me for proof of my state
ment last week that the Republi-
can Party in Montana is ALIVE!
We all send our best wishes for !
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1953-12-25

BY GRETCHEN G. BILLINGS
1 couldn't help but think of this
picture when, over coffee at the Cap
itol the first of the week the subject
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1953-12-25

Natural patrons of Montana Power they into the
coolest months of the be cheered by the knowledge
that MPCo stock has better than Is cent
the four months the Public Service Commission made
the monopoly gift of 80 to At cent increases in rates
Back about the first of September MPCo stood at
28 On December 2the first day of winter it had climbed
to 323 Wanta guess how high will before the winter
and Montana Powers profits toward alme
highs?
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1953-12-25
-. And, More JOY

Recently the City of Helena changed the of Main
Street to Last Chance Gulch Having found nstan
of price upgradng in keeping with the Christmas Spirit
is this reporters conclusion that appropriate
for the Gulch would be Thieves Alley.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1953-12-25
You and | Will Pick Up the Check i.

Since the first of June according to Drew Pearson
poraons have managed to evade paying billion dol
lars OF taxes due the federal because of the
Internal Revenue policy of double checking corporate
returns.
Since about the time however, flying squadrons of
Internal evenoos have been swoopng down the homes
of individual citizens making onhespot checks to wheth
er John O. had paid last penny of his income tax
Did somebody something about additional legislation
being shift and of the burden of taxa
ton onto the backs of the ordinary citizen?
Debunking Dwight D.
The Eisenhower Administration be known
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1953-12-25
Debunking Dwight D.

The Eisenhower Administration let that
of the things will point to with pride that it has stabilized
the cost of living What them all these statistics showing
that the of living has risen every month for the past
months?
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1953-12-25

DEMAND THE UNION LABEL
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-10-01
DEXTER CITY NEWS

DEXTER CITY - MIR. and
Mrs. Dewey Smith and son,
Bruce were dinner guests Sun
day of Minnie Wilson.
Mrs. Hattie LongfelloW is
spending a few days with Mr.
and Mrs. Tom Settle of Akron.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank King, Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer Haines, Mr.. and
Mrs. Granville King of Marietta,
attended Richard Kings funeral
on Wednesday at Woodsfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Harper of
Clarion, Pa, spent Wednesday
and Thursday with Josephine
Blake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Bird and
daughter entertained the follow
ing on Sunday Mr.. and Mrs.
James Hively and daughter,
Karen, Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Por-
ter and family and Mrs. Edna
Bird.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Jeffery
and family of Macksburg Ridge,
are moving into the George
Ackley property at Moundsville
Glenna Glidden of Caldwell