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The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1955-04-01

Sen. Joseph O'Mahoney (Wyo. J
warned that the Budget Bureau and
the power companies would be ac-
cused of "muddying the waters" if
the report was not in on deadline.
Power company lawyers were present,
and promised to meet the deadline,
but declined to testify until they
knew what type of proposal would
be made to the government.
Some rural electric leaders feel
that the Administration wants to
turn the power facilities of Yellow
tail over to the Montana Power Co.
and the Pacific Power and Light
Co., which would destroy the pref
erence clause - similar to the
Dixon Yates contract.
The Bureau of Reclamation has
calculated the benefit to cost ratio of
the Yellowtail project on the basis of
only SO year life expectancy, Rob-
inson testified. This is Extremely
conservative" he observed, consider
ing that other reclamation projects
in the western division of the Mis-
souri, Basin have been in operation
as far back as 1909 and 1912.
He said that it would be more
realistic to assume life expectancy
period of 100 years which would re-
suit in substantially higher ratio
than that calculated on a 5O-year
period"
Robinson said that the benefit to
cost ratio on the 50-year life ex-
pectancy amounted to 1.55 (benefit)
to LOO (cost). Using 100-year life
ratio between cost and
benefit would be substantially higher
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1955-04-01

a favorable" balance of trade, that
is trade that tipped the scales in
our favor-selling more than we
bought.
This emphasis on industry, on in
dividualism and the production and
acquisition of wealth is what we
should expect, of course The tax pro-
gram reflected the dominant views
on life.
That we do not read of any great
debate, during this period, on aid to
the needy, aid for education or for old
age security is not surprise. The eli
mate for such discussions was not ia
yorable
It was the year 1877 or thereabouts
that the renowned cleric, the Reverend
Henry Ward Beecher, could say
with general approval concerning
the striking railroad workers against
cut in wages: us not dollar day
enough to buy bread with? "A man
who cannot live on bread is not fit to
live. About the same time, or little
later, the Reverend Russell Convell in
defending the rich said that riches was
test of a persons worth. To him, sue
cess in material things was morality,
and conversely poverty was depraved.
ITO sympathize with a man whom
God has punished for his sins" he said,
thus to help him when God would
still continue just punishment, is to
do wrong, no doubt about it.
So popular was his Get Rich Lee
ture, Acres of Diamonds, that his own
claim was that he delivered it 5000
times with an income of some 8 mil
lion dollars.
These two quotations are only rep
of the dozens of others
that represent the thinking of those
days. Individualism and competition
had reached their zenith of popular
ty. The revolution of values had been
Business was in the saddle.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1955-04-01
AS First Step
NECESSARY CONGRESS COME TO TERMS WITH
CROW INDIANS ON YELL0WTAL Dam SITE

benefits derived from the long-range
program that waters of the dam would
make possible, they would soon be in
an extremely sound economic condi-
ton. In all the planning for the dam,
the Grow people have had their in
terests well safeguarded by both the
Indian Bureau and the Bureau of
Reclamation, for it is to the interest
of both bureaus, as well as citizens
generally, that the Grow Indians be
treated fairly and honestly in this
matter; and by the same
token, it behooves the Grow people
to treat fairly with the federal gov
eminent in this matter" Fraser con-
Guided.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1955-04-01

be fully explored.
Charles A. Robinson, Jr., NRECA
staff engineer, testified before the
Senate Subcommittee on Irrigation
and Reclamation last week urging
that funds for immediate construc-
tion of Yellowtail be included in the
budget.
Sen. James Murray (Mont.),
chairman of the Senate Interior
Committee, ordered the hearings
following the release of a letter
from Donald Belcher, assistant di-
rector of the Bureau of Budget, TO
the Billings, Mont, Chamber of
Commerce.
In the letter, Belcher attempted
to justify the Budget Bureaus de-
cision to eliminate the Yellowtail
project. He said that Yellowtail was
not feasible project, and that a
partnership" construction plan had
not been fully explored.
Belcher appeared to testify before
the subcommittee on his 'unfeasi-
bility" contention, but made no i'm
preston because the Bureau of
Reclamation's feasibility studie s
clearly contradicted him. Later, he
admitted that he was not aware of
Reclamation conclusions.
Sen. Clinton Anderson IN Mex,
chairman of the subcommittee after
hearing Robinson assail the proposed
partnership" plan for YellowtaiI.
ordered Under Secretary of Interior
Clarence Davis, and Reclamation to
consult with the power companies
on the prospects of partnership"
plan. He said that the subcommittee
would expect a report prior to May /.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1955-04-01
eleventh In A Series)
TAX DEMANDS THAT SCARE

The violent charges and counter
charges being hurled by the contend
ing factions and the resulting hates
fears and thirst for revenge that sc
often characterize our tax debates
are regarded by many as a threat to
our national community.
The way out, if there is one, is most
certainly not that of adding new accu-
Stations or kindling new hates But if
the first step is that of understanding
how the crisis developed, we can prof
it by taking note of what has taken
place during the last eighty years or
so.
During the seventies, the revolution
in values had been about completed;
completion as the newly discovered
law of life had already or was in the
process of reaching its highest state
of popularity.
Individualisnl, competition and the
quest for material goods had become
general concepts of life.
During these years, the national
tax program was, in the main, formu-
lated and administered to promote
this prevailing philosophy of life. The
tax debates in Congress were carried
on over how best to promote industry;
how to encourage the necessary in
vestment to insure an expanding in
dustry; how to protect industry from
the influx of foreign goods and how
to develop new markets. Vast sums
of tax money were spent to help our
own to compete with the merchant
marines of other nations, to protect
new markets, to build railroads, ships,
and to promote industry in general
Special efforts were made to secure
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1955-04-01
Quite A Catch

A Kansas fisherman can claim the
biggest catch of all time. His angling
stopped IL trains on LOT miles Of
track for two hours when he made
cast with his fishing rod, hooked the
overhead cables, and fouled-up the
signal control wires with his line.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1955-04-01

Phil Osphy points out that mother
may hope that her daughter will get
a better man than she did, but she
knows that her son will never get as
good wife as his father did.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1955-04-01
Budget Bureau Admits Mistake
Fight for YelIowtuiI Dam Appropriation
Now Underway in Congress

WASHINGTON, d. C.-(NRECA) Missouri Basin rural
electric coopeaves have asked to include funds
in the fiscal 1856 budget for Yellowtai Dam Wyoming
rejecting Bureau of Budget claims that Yeowta
be too high and that ederaocal partnership plan should
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1955-04-01

By j. NJ. PETERSON, Poison,
Tax Consultant, Joint Tax Committee,
MSFL, Farmers Union & Mine-Mill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-10
FARMS
NEAR ROCKVILLE

oentIeman's estate. gao acres level
to rolling. all cleared: good fence.
well.watered. large pond; 2 barns
house. ga baths, oil heat. hardwood
floors: beautiful setting: bldgs. alone
assessed ct 100000: has IS acres
grain In ground; last year hay 100
tons. This is q beauty. Price, S55.-
day, Q o'clock on.
EUGENE P. NIXON
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232-ACRE STOCK FARM
IN AN AREA WHERE SOME oF
vIRGINIA'S FINEST BEEF CATTLE 18TH:
fine valley land Borders river,
fronts pav6d read. Lake, superb
mountain view. Large feeder barns,
ample farm buildings S-room resi-
dence. 500 900 WAUGH REAL ES-
TATE AGENCY. phone Sou2 once,
p1AO res Culnener Va 10e
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SELL OR TRADE

This beautiful farm and estate, $40
acres. or can be divided to suit Two
beautiful lnomes. one contemporary
with swimming pool. 3 bedrooms. .
baths--all on one floor; 3 strictly
modern tenant houses. More than
way frontage. which can be used
for business or Subdividing, II is
impossible to even begin to describe
this farm and estate with all its
valuable assets. Please call so we
can ieil you ABOUT It, VII rnnI also
large home or income. Cali Mr..
Harper or Mr.. Dixon.
JAMES L. DIXON & co.
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FARMS

OLNEY. MD. q beaut. estate
Of $50 acres. the residence Is
approached through q double
lane of fine naples and vita
its lovely gardens, formal and
informal. is framed with mag
nificent century trees. There
are IA rms. 5 baths and ex;;
pandable gnesthouse;, q silo ans
) outbuildings. All are in
splendid condition. The farm
is set up for purebred beef
cattle breeding and purebred
horse breeding. Residence
may be purchased with small
acreage. This property enjoys
a fine outlook over its own
countryside and the aura OF
mellowness and peace is
unsurpassed. There is addi-
tional value in its imminent
development potential lNEz
CUSHARD. Realtor, 1899 Wis
consin ave-. EN-. 2-4:32. OIL;
SCG@ LII
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RE. 1912
UPPER MONT. CO., MD.

10 ACRES
Ultramodern new brick rambler on
10 wooded acres near Potomac
River in one Of natures most de-
ing view Of Maryland and Virginia's
countryside. House contains living
room 22x15 with structural glass
fireplace. dining room, 3 bedrooms.
3 baths. stainless steel kitchen,
basement with recreation room and
fireplace; Dashboard oil hot-water
heat, House is fully insulated. air.
conditioned; Gear garage: ,Thermo-
easy committing distance Washing
ton. Reasonably priced. $4,000.
Attractive modern rambler tbrick and
s stuesol; Living room l5x2s with
kitchen. utility room, full bath. oil
hot-water heat; barn. other build:
ings; 3 streams; near Sugar Loaf
Mt on hard sd T0a ScRs ss7'Soo'
Beef cattle farm. large frame 7-bed-
room house. in excellent condition,
with 2 baths; bank barn. 2 silos,
other outbuildings. Good stream.
a 81 acres as TeodIsnd out oHts aS6
Located 10 d Ass A fren Rockville on
Rte; %. STOCK farm. large modern
lheQ country nome, D De0fOOmS WIN
bath high elevation: approximately
] mile road frontage on State road;
excellent location: usual outbuild-
ings. $4,000 tTerms).
For further particulars of this and
other properties, contact L. A. Aber-
crombie. Poolesville 1881
RANDALL H. HAGNER g. CO, INC;
1921 Conn. Ave. DE. $4,000
CHEAP FARM
20 acres, so cleared. 20 wooded: s.
room house, barn and other out
huildings; about 4S miles from
WASHINGTON. D. G.. in Fauduier Co..
Va: Price. $4,000; $4,000 cash. bal
81 4nI acres esim 20 cleared, "a wooded:
gravel road. Price, $500. half
cash; As miles from WASHINGTON.
8 acres. 8 wooded, ) cleared: modern
Groom house: gravel road: garage:
% miles from WASHINGTON, D. c.
Price, $4,000. "a cash.
100 acres, real cattle farm: Vic
torian house. several tenant houses.
3 large barns. . Silos plenty of wa
ter. stocked lake, lovely mountain
view; about 700 acres in good tim
Der, balance in grass and cultiva-
ton. This Is a real cattle farm and
can be bought worth the money.
About 20 miles from WASHINGTON.
D. c.. right in the bluegrass cattle
country. Look this over and make
us reasonable offer.
H. B. MITCHELL
Herndon, Va. Phone 1876
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Il. B. MITCHELL
MONTGOMERY AND
NRBY. FREDERICK CO

MONTGOMERY AND
NRBY. FREDERICK co.
INCOME FARM-Approx. 225 acres
with Baltimore dairy. Within ia
min OF Rte. 240 Express Hwy: In
terchange at urbana Mod. dwelling.
bedrms., ] bath: excel. elevation,
h-rm tenant house This farm has
been properly managed and will
earn good return. Offered at $40
900. with substantial cash,
lo-ACRE BUILDING SITES - Excel.
elevation: 10 min. to Rte 24U Ex-
press Hwy. interchange at Hyatts-
town. $3.50 to S2.4O0.
min. to Rte. o4O Express Hwy. in
terchange at Hysttstown. This mod,
rambler-type home has . bedrms.
and bath on list f., with a 2-rm.
housekeeping apt with pvt. entr.
on End a. So4 900. $4,000 cash.
tx c E L L EMIT 3O0-ACRE STOCK
FARM = 200 head operation, mr.,
Buckeystown: priced at bank ap-
EXCELLENT e25-AcRE DAIRY
FARM. near Poolesville: priced at
less than building insurance figure.
and includes 1eo acres of crops.
This. farm is ready to earn money.
AGENT; BEN. L., LaGARDE
FREDERICK, MD, fremont 4-4164
SANDOZ, INC.
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STROUT
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Big. CatalOg

Liz SotolOS
MAILED FREE Farms, Homes,
Ranches, Auto Courts, Resorts,
Businesses. etc. 3,036 bargains de-
scribed. 30 States. Coast-to-Coast
Pictures galore. Livestock, crops
eopt. often included, many easv
terms. WORLDS LARGEST SIS
STROUT REALTY. 234 IN Woodward
Bldg, Washington. ST. 3-37s4.
1854 Stone Colonial
Historical old mansion, Civil War
landmark, completely modernized,
in excellent repair walls 2 It. thick
rms. and bath, 6 fireplaces, new
automatic oil furnace. cleo. wide
center hall winding staircase, storm
windows, 42-ft. porch, cement walks
arched over with fine old Dutch
Box Woods reported valued at
S2.0001. lovely lawn shaded by 5
huge NAPLES, many roses and shrub
berry, 2-car garage, unfinished cot
tase: and smoke house; 90 acres,
pond. some apples; State hwy, at
city edge: "steal"i at S15.500.
terms Rare ''fnd''l F.. C. Brumback.
sTROUT REALTY, Middletown, Va.
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Rappahannock River

HappanannOcK River
b mi. from d. c., near Warrenton,
with s4-mile frontage on Rappa-
hannock--206 acres. u open land;
beautiful homesites, with magnificent
view OF mountains, abound. An ideal
summer or year-round pleasure spot
for individual or group. II add
ticn to swimming and fishing. prop
erty Is well stocked with inland
game. Cottage with electricity on
river. Only $4,000: at least half
cash required. For details and APP
polntment to inspect
JACK L. MIDDLETON
REALTOR
THF PLAINS, VA.
PHONE 2641
Eces. and sun. phone Marshall SSH
go ACRES-Sl0,000
Q acres. cleared: bal. timber. I bed
rn. house, bath. oil heat. cleo, h..w.
storsse attic. OR house with 1 acres.
SMITH REALTY
tOpen ct Pm, sunday
ntA a94. Manassas. We. Tel: ele-s
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CHECK FOR QUALITY

Used advertisers in Star Classified either individuals
like yourself reputable dealers glance at todays columns
will give you the story in moment You will find the make
and model you and you will be able compare it's price
with similar models
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PRESIDENTIAL
PLAYGROUND AREA
Adams Co., Near Gettysburg
Beautiful, Scenic 100 Acres
Mt. Lake, Fishing, Hunting
deer and All Small Game)
10000 BLACKHILL SPRUCE
$4,000 WORTH OF TIMBER

Beautiful large. three bedroom CO.
lonial brick home with four columns,
fireplace in living room and dining
room. big 5-ft fireplace in bsmt.
Scn: completely turn., all-modern
nome with wall-to-wall carpet on
Isl hr.; Iandom-width floors up
50-acre lake for boating. fishing and
bathing; 5-acre trout pond fed by
fresh mountain springs; complete
Fereuson-ltne farm equipment, Incl.
tractor and truck many, outbldgs.,
complete dairy sprinehouse. Incl. !
mountain springs under house; COM
plete dairy-equipred barn for 3, C,
reg. implement shed incl lee. corn
CRIB: lse. leanto bldg. l6x75: lean
70 att. 70 barnyard. 20Ux25; 100
IL: marquis on front OF barn; utility
50x20: woodshed. 5Ox2O: brooder
house, lexis, adj. SKIS dog kennel;
gravity springs feed all the bldgs.,
pius the home; complete new hog
wire fence around entire 100 acres.
be niS pr properly PEI ri Is located in the
County. mi s,w.. Of Gettysburg,
Joining, underground Pentagon. on
main hwy. for school buses and
committing buses Greyhound and
ITailwavs). Sc. Of Penna. turnpike.
ar Inc Hu9 Wheel of the COLLEGIATE
tuntty for pvt individual, rod
and, gun or fraternal club to secure
an ideal mountain retreat. Reason
ao!e terms can. be ARRANGED. Inn
mediate possession.
acres, within i'q mil Of S9' tSis p T1rh
erty on same road. with mountain
spring and stream. Box o4(-Z Star
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Remington, Va, Rem. II

remington, Va, Rem. II
VESTS NEW CATALOG
Eastern Shore Eastern Pennsylvania
Catalogue, jam packed from cover
to cover with latest farm, home and
business bargains, Completely Diff
ferent, YOU may find what YOU want
at the price YOU want to pay. It's
FREE! VESTS. WSE-4. ll26 West
ern Saw. Fund Bldg. Phila, Pa.
BRICK HOME, STREAM!
Well-established and ready-to-ro
poultry and truck farm near Get
tysburg. Hwy. frontase. Sale in
ecludes tractor, 1ia-ton truck. FUN
line tools and machinery. Beautiful
brick home, 8 rooms, bathroom.
utilities. large porch, good 6OxT5
basement barn-poultry house, 2
brooder houses. 30 acres, IS till
able stream on farm Low taxes.
REAL SACRIFICE. 1890. No.
a.27oa; VESTS. e. Dream q
Phone 6S-Y.
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HISTORIC
SOUTHERN MARYLAND

Sisters Freehold, the original hold
ings OF Mistress Brent. Maryland's
first sufiragette, Is now available.
Situated on the st. Marys Rieer
with $50 acres and mile Of water
front, this successful farm has
choice Of outstanding homesites.
Also available. the adjacent farm
with two miles waterfront, making
the total Of 400 acres with a four
bedroom mansion among lovely shade
trees and ancient lockwood.
This peninsula affords one Of the out out
anchorages on the East coast.
J. SPENCE HOWARD, Jr.
Realtor. St. Marys City, Md.
st Mills 80. Please Make Appointment.
BEAUTIFUL FARM!
BY owner-145 acres on state I'd.
ern farm home: bathrooms;
knotty pine kitchen. etc; dairy and
fields rented: good income; e-r9om
900 cash, balance financed.
Directions: Out No. 240 to Damascus.
sharp left turn Shell sta. In Damas-
Gus. then mi. through kemptoWn
to Goetz Farm; left hand side, Tsle.
Underhill 5-21S1. Call todayl
ATTRACTIVE ESTATE
Committing distance to D. CT. $40
acres. / mi. frontage on State hwy:
lge 9-rm, house; The larger por-
some nice timber: there are several
nice springs on the property and
a. large creek flowing through the
entire estate. The house site. is
somewhat elevated with a lge. blue.
grass lawn The greater portion OF
the estate can be seen from the
house as well as the general neigh
borhood and the mts. in the dis:
reasonable close in. and offers many
possibilities. Priced little over
5000 per acre Call MR.. LAUGH
LIN for an appt. to inspect. OIL.
2-2022; ewes. and Sun. OIL. 1880.
EUGENE B. GINGELL
7542 Georgetown Rd, Bethesda, Nd.
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1N414V NNO V11No
mas authorlzed me to make sale of
his large home about 20 miles from
D. c.. Consists Of 10 acres part
cleared and balance wooded. THE
house has bedrooms. ) baths. full
basement, center-hall. high ceilings
grove of fine oaks. Hot-water neat
natural gas furnace. Has all utii-
tiles; large barn and other out
buildings. II you want q large house
with large rooms, take q look at
this, Won will find very few like
this offered. Price, SIT 900, with
very substantial cash.
III & MITCHELL.
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REMINGTON VA.--Dairy farm, near
so acres open. Plenty OF water. 70
Holstein heifers coming fresh this
year. $4,000. terms rms,
metal roof. Water.
254 A. dairy farm. Barns, . silos,
rms, elect. bath, equip. Stream
$4,000, terms.
16S A. Stream. Colonial dwelling
ga baths. heat, beautiful view. 80
head of cattle. $4,000. terms.
II A. open. Lake. e-rmS. Water,
.elec.. outbldgs, $500. terms.
A. Bldg. lot. Facing hard road.
$500. So per mo.
New cottage, hardwood floors, bath.
4 rms. , acres. $4,000, terms.
STOCK FARM. 43S acres Large
barn, silo. sheds. etc. Dwelling Q
living streams S35.000, terms
TimberlandS and small properties.
B. F. PERROW
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INCOME-PRODUCING livestock and
Blue Ridge Mountains; lovely dwell
Ing. necessary farm buildings. inter.
esting old water power grist mill
operating neased); 30-acre orchard
apparently not injured by freeze),
in Northern Virginia. One mile
from packing, storage plant. Out
standing at S150.000 with figures
to substantiate price. Many others.
Browning Real Estate
Agency, Realtors
Culpeper, Va.
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COLORED-Want &c rent 10 acres or
more for vegetables. Box 117-Y,
coLORED OR WHITE-44 acres,
Howard Co.; Arm. country home. 2
bedrms.. running water. cleo, land
very. fertile, very large stream.
sparkling spring water. 8 acres
woodland. some fruit. Possession,
priced very low; $4,000.
Colored--1 acre, arm. house, large
garden. many outbuildings. sparkling
well water, on good road. nice view.
Possession. Call JOHN BURDOFT.
Evergreen 4-3s46. Coiesville, Nd.
1878 Colesville I'd. Silver sprinE.
lots AND ACREAGE FOR SALE
Lots FOR SALE on Shenandoah
River. Also acre lots on mountain.
BIG HILL ACRES. KE. 6-s275. 10
APPROx. Y ACRE CLEARED, home
site near Edmonston rd., p, Geo. Co.
Easy access TO Freeway. TO. p-6s0s.
10
COMMERCIAL. silver spring--27, 900
"a. Il, with S3-ft. frontage on Sligo
pve. A real value ct 81 per % -.
Ass BMoER, INC. IN. $500.
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~ acres. stream. trees; S1,750.
4 acres. gently rolling; s2,5oo.
g.. partly wooded, stream: S3.750.
30 g.. old house and barn: s12,500
Directions: Drive out new Route 20
to Route 216, left approx. / mile TO
Maple Lawn Farm, where directions
and plat will be provided. 10
90 ACRES-MT. VERNON, VA.
One mile from historic Mt. Vernon
mansion. Eleanor L. Washinrten
ington Estate. Suitable for high
class. subdivision development or
small estates. Sewer and water
Hunting Greek and Mt, Vernon hwy,
Within minutes Of White House and
Govsrnment employTent ,esnters:
cell II. BLuMBERQ. ll102 Dewey
I'd. kensineton. Nd. 10. A-T662,
CONTINUED % next peael
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Farms. estates and country homes on
beautiful rivers and bays of the
potomac Chesapeake Bay region
Please make appointment
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Scandals Hit
In MARYLAND

Ferdinand c. Sybert, Mary
lands attorney general. charged
last night that Republican ad.
ministrations In Maryland have
produced scandals" worse thar
any Democratic administration
misdoings.
The attorney general replied
to a charge made earlier in the
day by Gov. McKeldin, who
attacked Mayor D'Alesandro
Democratic mayor of Baltimore
seeking reelection. The Gov
ernor said the city government
has been scandal-ridden In
recent years.
The attorney general spoke at
q Jefferson-Jackson Day dinner
sponsored by the Montgomery
County Young Democratic Clubs
In the Silver Spring Armory. II
was the first time he had differed
publicly with the Governor since
he took office this year.
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Chevy Chase Chonters
To Sing Tomorrow

The thirtieth anniversary con-
|cert Of the Chevy Chase Chan
ters, d male chorus, will be held
at $3.50 pm. tomorrow at the
Alice Deal Junior High School,
Fort Drive and Nebraska avenue
NV.
L. L. Maser is director Of the
chorus and e. Earle Ferguson
accompanist. A feature of the
program will be an original
spiritual written by Mr.. Fergu-
son. Mr.. Ferguson also has ar
ranged three old hymns dating
back to Colonial times.
Assisting artists will be the
Gypsy Trio. consisting Of Mrs.
Prudence Thomas. Mrs. Alice
Campbell and Mrs. Beatrice
Donovan, with Mrs. Francis Hal
berg as accompanist.