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MEEKLY SPECIALS


1, Observation-Disclosures lounge. S1l.-
600 $4,000 mo. income. $4,000
cash down.
.. Corner variety, ne. section. mixed
trade. $1,000 mo. income.
3. Music shop, gifts. also handles
records, albums, players, cards,
costume jewelry. etc.
4, lunch room. nearby Nd. highway,
$4,000 yr. net: books open.
5. Variety store, Coilese PIX. Nd,
long established.
g. Gift shop. Silver spg., Nd; must
see to appreciate.
q. Beauty salons, all sections D. c.,
nearby Md. and Va.
8, Rooming house. 18th st. n.w,i
business. furn. and bldg. for sale.
So, 500 cash down handles. Over
$1,000 yr, potential income.
To Buy or Sell. Contact fs
MYRTLE A. WEADON co.
no. 2-7910 RE. 1880
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APARTMENTs WANTED

SPACIOUS 2-BEDRM. unfurn. apt
with sep. din. rm.. In NV. section
". Of Conn. ave-; apt. bldg. Boz
WANTED@Furn. and unfurn. apis
IN D, G. for good twhite1 tenants;
ress; fee. Cab MANDEL. AID; a.
FiJRE. APT. In NV. or Bethesda,
Chevy Chase area: for short term;
couple with baby: AID. 2-S9Aa;
DUPLEX APIS. NEEDED: WHITE
OR COLORED. RENTAL SPECIAL.
IST. 25 YEARS H. T., RANDOLPH
REALTOR, RE. 7-2137,
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COOP APT.
2 BEDROOMS
SQ5n DOWN

Lovely corner apt with 3 exposure;
2nd floor overlooking beeutifn
park. Has 1870 living rnn,. at,
fractiye dining area. equipped
kitchen, 2 twin-bed size bedrooms
and bath. Laundry In basement
Government rated excellent. 10.
Gated In new, all-white. Southeast
area Bus ct corner. Priced
Sl0,s50, Terms like rent. For de-
tails cali Mr.. Mccinnis, tn. 2-23SS
(List % D. CO..
Frederick w. Berens Sales
1722 L st. NV.
THE WESTMINSTER
Living room, 1920 IT.:
large bedroom, tiled bath. di-
nette, stream-lined kitchen,
closets; air conditioner. view
Of park. Owner leaving city; g
$1,000.
Spacious living room. solar.
tum, bedroom, bath and
Kitchen, draperies ana carpets
included m price. S4.400,
ALSO
Several, furnished. 1-bed-
room apis. nov available.
CALL MRS. cHAUNCEY MURRAY
RANDALL II, 1AGNER u CO., INC
DE. $4,000
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COOP. APIS. FOR SALE
teentinradl
A WHOLE NEW
LIFE
AWAITS YOU

Particularly older couples. enjo,
gracious living In your own httl
home in q cooperative. flfeproof
ail-brick apartment building. Neal
bus and shopping. Modern an
luxurious living at q minimum %
expense, Phone US and see 10
yourself, ia. 7-0S77 or IA. q
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50I7 18th ST. N.E-8-fm. seInidet
srk.; excel. c9nd: nr; new Proyi-
rm.: newly dec, $50 mo- e'"'' 10
200 BLOCH. OF 3rd ST. NE. mr..
r. !. ave.--s rms, full bsmt,; auto.
heat: excel. cond. 500 mo.
ARTHUR L. CURLING LA. 6-6631
VACANT AND RFDEcoRATED
GAO JEFFERSON ST. NE,
~ H aIGEoAlf' IA ST am. S;Ei
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Thomas J. Fisher & CO., Inc.
T3s 18th st. NV. DI. 7-6s3f
YOUR CHOICE
SUMNER RAMBLER
49I4 BROOKwAY DIR.
2 bedrms.. hath. liv. rm.. din
area, modern kit. screened porch
4so5 18th ST. NV bedrins.
Ia baths. liv. rm., din. Ym., kit.
garage. $3.50 per mo.
1903 CRITTENDEN ST. NV
bedfms., 2 baths. Nv. rm., din. riil.
kit: gear earage: bsmt. $3.50 pei
mo. Avail. Immediately.
RAAlBLER-620s wEDoEwooD RID
---3 bedrms., 2 baths. liy. rm.. din
rn.. kit, screened porch: garage;
bsmt. Avail. Immediately.
BRADLEY BLVD. AND RIVER RD.--
3 bedrns., g baths, iiv. rm., din
rm.. kit. den, q bath, rec. rm.,
garage; beautiful lot. Si75 per mo,
For information call:
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ANNANDALE AREA
3-Bedrm. Rambler
Basement--Gas Heat
$i40 Mo.
M. T. Broyhill & Sons
IA. 4-13O0

Att: NSA Employees
ERGO, Univ. Of Md, ETC.; new g.
bedrn. brick homes; lM baths
bsmt Immediate possession. Dtrec.
tons: BALTIC. Wash, pkwy. to River.
dale I'd. outlet. right 900 IT. To
seth ave, .see signl. right 70 end
HERB BEDFORD, AP. 7-2345
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REAL ESTATE
Interested In buying real. estate busi.
ness having good rental and insur;
anee accts.. over 90 yrs. local
experience. Box 303-x, Star.
TOURIST COURT
One OF the best locations on Q. 3. 1
south of Alex: doing good husi-
ness: selling for about 4 times gross
business, terms, Exclusive with
JOHN HILL CARTER. JR.. Realtor,
GIT Prince st., Alex. Va. XXI. D.
O19T. day or night,
pISTRIBUToRsHIPS
Impressive new product, for all 1000
and drug outlets: Md, Va. county
territories: excellent profits Tor
nominal inventory investment; Will
consider brokerage appointments.
mo investment,) Box 295-A, star.
SELL NAME BRANDS
start your own business without irl-
yestment. selling nationally adyer-
tised appliances. jewelry.. watches,
housewares, toys and gifts TO co.
workers. friends. neighbors and
homemakers. Send for new FREE
1856 color eatalog with separate
confidentiall wholesale price list.
All orders shipped within % hours.
GREENGLASS DIST. CORP. dept.
2Sl, $500 Roosevelt ave-, jackson
Hei6hts. M ",
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RENT REDUCED

8 rms, and bath. brick home. full
o o,a au.omatie gas neat z en-
call ca k-kso1
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HOUSES UNFURN. tceas.l

7sl srd sT: Nw.-a-.tory. e-rm.
s BIZ Mrs Va 81 d; s ssslL ans
bath bungsloW: Oh heat; nice I'd.
avail. about Nov. 4; $3.50 . mo.
GEORGE / boRoEdR, s NC Realtors
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r cHoIc EH IocATi SRF.

CHOICE LOCATIONS
FALLS CHURCH AREA
13B--Popuiar Heights--The choice
Falls Church community with
It's own swimming pool and
recreation center; 3-bedroom
brick rambler; all-electric. GE
kitchen with range, garbafe
Disposali. dishwashef and
Bendix washer. Large picture
window: wooded lot; storase
attic: Is minis. to Pentagon.
t50---Cclumbia Pines Beautiful new
3-bedrm. brick rambler; sub
division, near Annandale; large
picture windows; furn. base
inent; pull-down stairway to
attic; Earage; disposal dish.
washer, electric range and
REFRIGERATOR. Large, spacious
Larchmont Realty, Inc
u. $4,000 JE. s-72ip
4sisNe
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UNIQUE DUPLEX


2633 18th Street, NV.
u bi. north Of Netherlands
Embassy. / bi. to 18th ST.
bus. Grounded. foyer; End
A.. huge living room with
woodworking fireplace and
balcony, dining room and a
kitchen that will make any
woman's heart beat faster:
.lrd A., 2 bedrooms and bath.
Priced remarkably low by out
ef-tnvn owner for quick sale.
Terms
Make YOUR selection OF an
apartment home from the
more than 81 exclusive list
ings In the files Of this office.
All sizes. all prices, desirable
locations.
For details and for appt. TO
inspect. call MAJOR GAR
VEY with
Edmund j. Flynn Co.
Coop. Apt. Authority Since 1921
Bldg. Ma. SPOT
Residence, NO. 7-6677
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DFTACHFD 8RiC

4 ,m. DETI Tax ~ PRICK ;,...,.,,,
Roo dgHas Mo ossssiila s q rs sso
no. 2-eo2o Evess 10. s-s9sl
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,ll2 Conn. Ave. NV.

expense, Phone US and see 10
yourself. IA. 7-0s77 or IA. .
16f6. Id
SIP Conn. Ave. NV.
OPEN SUNDAY. 2 TO 6
Beautiful apt. OF liv. rm., bedrm.
foyer. modern kitchen and bath
win sell for S10,7b0, fully furn.
sonable down payment and operat.
inR cost. Excel. clientele and man
aRement. Also an excel. 2-bedrm
apt. with southern exposure fol
ellehtly more. See Miss CANDY In
lobby or call her ewes. EN-. 2-l460
1901 WYOMING AVE. NV.
/ BLOCK EAST or CONN. AVE.
Owner transferred. will sell thi:
splendid art. Of liv. rrii.. largt
bedrm.. dinette or den, modern
Kit. and bath. 3 large closets, fol
Sl0,500 including window all
eondttiontng unit: reasonable terms
5,,story bldE. beautiful roof garden.
24-hr elevator service. Also II
2-bedrm. apt. with wood-burninS
fireplace tHs Ice. liv. rrn.. mod, kit
and l v baths with other attractive
features.
A BARoAIN-PRfcED EFFICIENCY
cIose-in NV. location
splendid building with elevator
service and reeeptionist. For
further Information and Apt. to
see any Of above apts.. call
]. Buxton Aiken, EN-. 3-3894
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WE ePECTALIzE IN RENTHfs
Nee seleetiep q a-bedroom homes;
MxLoRA 4. cHR1srMAN. NC.
1909 wis, Ave. NV. Wo. 6-sg2s
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HOUSES UNFWRNIsHED
5012 DEL RAY AVE.
BETHESDA, MARYLAND


Newly decorated, detached home: !.
s BEDROOM a;n,.s baths baths ifsss Twin
dsn. Mon aHIs reHf H Of si7sa sh'
H. L. RUST co.
1901 18th st. NV. MA. $500
COLOHRD-DOCT0R, DENTIST OF
BEAUflCIAN - Ideal cor. brk
once already built; street level, Of
transit line. busline. mr.. schools
terms, 4l27 7th St, NV. can IA
COLOREp-sIx-RooM HOUSE 10
rent: $75. 442 9 ct. NV, HI
c6igSohED-sss. ANAcosriAg4.
bedroom detached brick home
Huge lot. 10 Inspect call JOHN Z
SHELTON, Realtor. 10. $4,000
coz ooiIaoHSRkhD@.osaAEp-NEw, sss l s..,
plant; rear play yard for children,
garage, 2 complete baths. s othei
rms. VIII colnpleteir redecofate fol
responsible tenant. lilo Quincy pi
ne, ~ CAPITOL and ous): 4l26 mo
HQLLANDKR, 81 TX. 3-340e unit
$3.50; He. 1907 ewes.
tRfoaTIs aM S5oG Mus, b ssa,
SOD lss szd .sS month. IA. s-dssI
Co SIi a2D's on wHrTE-7is nox.
boro pi NV. Open 2-6. 0-rm. brick
bsmt. gas h.-w.h. SI06. =
COLORED. N.E.-Lovely cor. det.
Z bedrms.. liy. .rm., dining. kit.
faSss efa. Wa Hp 7 edil!n. L. Sis seq9s rs
coLoRED-RENT, CT; beaut,full,
Femodeled: 2 apts.: spie and span
approx. $50 ca: 704 10th 81, ne
Open 20 sun. oWNER. LU. 2-4667
C0LOkED--S.E., Fort Dupont. nearl,
new -bedfm. corner: 5000. JU
coLoRED
q 7th Of. Sc: 10 rms; redee.,
EMS s 3bAM IN "a. ss isss HAEElssSS
cOLORED
hollywood bath. sas heat. rscrl nm nm
with bar; rent. $50; excel. sec
ton. mr. schools and bus; best
references required. Mr., HOL,.
LANDER. MA. S-07l3. -
cOLORED--LANG PL. N.E.--3 bed.
rms. very nice home.
l sh Srd 81. N.E.-3 bedrms.. nt
eIs q 81. s.E,s bedrms. ses.
sSI Snd sI; N.W.--4 bedrnis.. auto
s2 Z ST. N.W.-stcre and apt. si1o
430 9TH 81. NV, Ma. s-455l.
coLoRED-HoU6E RENTALS
I3l7 22nd ST. N.W.-S rms; siI9
" Randolph ri. N.W.--6 rms
1880 N. Capitol ST. rms; s9B
1882 Call PI SCI rms; S45,
AUkRBACH q Co. DI. 7-6501
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FALLS CHURCH AREA
3-bsdrm. ramblsrs tie bath. $f0S
3 bedrme, den. bemt., bath. $I3E
N. n. REYNOLDS 8 co.
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For information call:
w. c. 81 A. N. MILLER
DEVELOPMENT co.
RENTAL DEPT, EN-. 2-4464

OPEN SUNDAY La Pm.
TAKoAiA PIX. - S125 NO.
7414 CARROLL AVE.
REMoDELED--cAPE COD
& RMS.
Here Is the opportunity to buy Z
lovely. remodeled home. with Q ige
rms. beaut. kitchen. full bsmt.
rolling grounds. Yes. all for Q Low
Kaiser REALTY co.
co. b.6777 Ewes, HE. 4-222s
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DETACHED BRICK

WASH. COUNTRY CLUB AREA
II you are looking for Q real nice
home. with unusually lge. rms. this
Is I'll 8 bedrms. and bath on End
a.; Nv. rm., din. rm,, kit. master
bedrm. and bath on LIST a.; rec
bsmt. Beautiful yard Immediate
possession. Over Chain bridge or
Glebe I'd. left on Chesterbrpok,
blk to house. Call BIETZELL. DI
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3 RMS. NV .---SHh
Brick semidet.; auto. heat: adults
only,
6Ip Rittenhouse st. NV,
WASHINGTON REALTY. RA. $4,000
507 NICHOLSON sT. NE.
Lovely, almost new 2-bsdrrn. home;
auto. heat; vacant; $50. 80.
WASHINGTON REALTY. RA. 8-e30o
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DENVER
1886 S. UHLE

Attractive house with an acre Of
walled sarden for year or long
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IMMACULATE
CONDITION

Conveniently located, Close 20 schools
transportation and shopping CEN
tiers. ail-rnsidentiai neighborhood; 3
bedrms. living rm., dining rm., sun
dry bsmt., built-in garage: gas heat;
immediate occupancy. &1lQ mo.
WA9HBURNE a. MAIZE, PET New
York ave. NV. ST. 3-eSl5. 10
FARM MANSION HOUSE
WOODBRIDGE, VIRGINIA
., ssssss% s es Ss'h y s S ssss
b. G.. 10 min. from either ouantico
or IT. BelYoir. Call oCCooUAN
WooDBRibdE BELMONT HOMES
CORP. Woodbridge. Va. %
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ALEXANDRIA
1uFs estss ws$2-bedroom house, SIS
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Nevly decorated. detached home: Z
S Tsa s Slning ,. ron kisshsn and
II. l.. RUST co.
1901 18th st. NV. MA. $500
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ARIlNGTON-LYON vILLAGE--Stons
detached house: 3 bedrms.. liv. rm.
din. rua.: kit, screened porch; full
rm.; oil heat; available immed.
SI6O, per mo. No small children
IA s-02S4 for apDt. Call sunday
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DETACHED BRICK
2I35 Branch ave. SCI rms,
baths. bedru.. bath on LIST A.. auto
matte heat. Ibuilt-in garage. rent
$50 mo. on lease.
ROGER MOSS. REALToR
no. 2-6020; ewes. JU. S-5991
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WHEATON, MD.
T " s,s,S ~ srk; ramslsE-Liy, rm.,
H. GLENN GARVIN !
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. rambler,
block to schools; refgF.. earbags
disposal. auto. washer: nice yard;
$l25 per mo. Grapes included
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-OI..,lL,QREI

2 rooms with finished attic. front
perch; detached with huge yard.
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SILVER SPRING. MD. - Beautiful
home: ise. rec. room. photo dark
room: nearly new; 2-story white
brick home. Lee. iiv. rrn., din, rm.,
kit, built-in units, breakfast alcove.
. nice bedrms., tile bath. built-in
tub and shower: scr. porch. full
bsmt.; auto. gas aforementioned
heat: rear yard. fenced. Near shopp.
center ,sn new ssh99i "a a S. BUS s Slyg
Spring. Md. right at Colesyille I'd ],
continue 2 blocks past Mrs. KS
Toll House Tavern, right on Frank
lin ayt.. continue to end Of street,
turn risht on Old Bladenshurg I'd.
Go snort distance to 1858 Moss ave
Open tin rented; or rhone uN
coa aUtiSi FOREST. ARL., sons
din. rm.. equipped kit, . bedrms,.
bath; attic fan; bsmt.. and fenced
avail. Oct, ib, $II0 mo. FL; A.
yNfi INV PARK-Nr. Nd. u. Bre.a 4.
n nsishsos sss $685. sise VIZ oelss.
WA. 7-4s32. HE1DER d SELLERS.
5000 CEDAR ST.. sr. .spr.-Liy, nm.
saint S r NTH f Ssfb and pe SpIIsin e saa
OIL heat. cow. 70 shops and transp.
M. PAUL HANNAH, 732 18th ct.
nv. ME. s-4i00, %
porshss; finished attic; sos. Of.
WmEAroN HIGH sCHooL--s-bed-
fenced fa sspd si ~ mo- S.m. rmm me-
aiats occupancy; yLsoo;;,,, $500 $500
i BEpRooM RAMBLER = Holm
ATTRACTIVE 3-BEDRM.. 2-story,
in Bethesda section, Chevy Chase \
big corner lot; quiet, dignified
section; beautiful eond.: faraae:
$3.50. Phone WO. 6-7570 before
or N. II. AVE-. GxfEiNpED--Pre-
tentious. modern, Calf type brk,
home; story; 60-ft. liv. ri1.: 4
bedrnis.. 2 baths; . porehes, ! In
closed: near shop: and schools;
SMALL COUNTRY HOME--4 rms,
bath; yard. Eardeni Close 70 CITY;
~ t. y Z
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DELIGHTFUI-Best NV. loo; spac.,
81 b., exc, sy,L.tehbd eley. sefy,
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COLORED-RENT, CT; beautifull,
remodeled: 2 apts.;; spic and span
open go Sun. OWNER. LU. S-4667
6s1 Fort DuPSet ReaT Al
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LARGE DETACHED BRICK HOME
with finished bsmt., firenlaces. ;
baths. large liy. rr.: close In
partly furri. IA b-49g2 -
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1955-12-02
BENSON FOR PRESIDENT?

There is boom to get the Republican Presidential
nomination for Ezra Taft Benson in 1866.
John c. Davis, formerly Bensons chief publicity
IN the Department of Agriculture and columnist
for the Cooperative Digest published by Roy Park,
Ithaca N " businessman has been promoting the idea of
running Benson for President in his recent columns
But the most revealing and significant leak" about
the pipe dreams of Benson boosters out in the Farm
Journal, published by the Pew family owners of Sun
Oil Co. Said the Farm Journal:
Meanwhile here's piece of that Benson
has shared with one but his wife: Within the last
few days he's had offers of very solid financial
help If he wants to seek spot the COP kicket
himself That means President least Vice Presi-
dent
Now if the Farm Journal is telling the truth and Ben
shared this secret with but his wife, then
only the third party who made the offer could have known
the
Could be that Sun Oil Co., owned by the former Boss
of Pennsylvania Republicans and erstwhe kng-maker
in COP national conventions made the offers of
solid financial help? - NFU WASHINGTON NEWS
LETTER
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1955-12-02

In 1852, the cost of half-hour
broadcast on all the radio-TV net
works amounted to as much as $780,
900. That is $4,000 minute, or more
than most persons make in a year.
Both the Democratic and Republican
Party headquarters say they have
been informed that radio and tele-
vision costs will be doubled in 1856.
Thus half-hour radio-TV show will
total as much as 100000, or $4,000
a minute.-LLPE-AFL REPORT.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1955-12-02
Continued from Page One)

Pipe Line Company, owners of the
new finished products line from Bill
lings west through Missoula, have
likewise protested their assessment
by the state board, using the same
argument offered by the Montana
Power Company.
We have still another protest by a
local group of stockmen in Sanders
County against the assessment on
livestock. As in the other two cases,
all have been assessed at much high
er percentage than other property
in the state. 1t is physically impossible
for everybody to be assessed higher
than everybody else.
In every instance when board mem
bers have met with tax groups across
the state, the consensus of opinion
of these tax groups, county officials
and taxpayers has been that the state
board has been especially lax in the
assessment of utilities and railroads
and other intercOunty property. The
state board has done everything pos
sible to explain the methods used in
arriving at the true and full value of
these major corporations and the
methods used in the ALLEGATION OF
Montana's portion of these assess
ments. To date the results have been
The state board has done
everything possible in the past two
years to make people so tax conscious
that they will demand nothing but
facts and completely open book in
all matters pertaining to taxation.
For this reason we welcome these pro-
test actions by the major and small |
taxpayers, that these matters may be
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1955-12-02

million of 81 % of the total labor
force in October 1855.
Farm People are left outside of
the general prosperity Farm prices
are ICE below a year ago, following
steady decline for several years.
Farmers net incomes will be 81 bill
lion lower than 1854. The farmers
share of the consumers retail food
dollar, now 40c, will average about
41c for the year compared with 43c
in 1854. Retail prices of food in the
3rd quarter of 1866 are only 10
lower than at the same time last
year, in contrast to the 796 drop in
prices received by farmers.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1955-12-02
1856 FARM OUTLOOK WORSE
THAN 1855

Lower prices, high costs, and prob
| ably lower crop production than this
years record, spell lower net incomes
for farmers in 1866 than this year
the Department of Agriculture pre-
diets. Total farm net income is run
ming at an annual rate of $10.6 billion
in the 3rd quarter of this year, down
36@o from $16.7 billion years ago.
Specific official predictions are:
Milk Output is setting a new all
time record this year, and will rise
even higher next year, with prices
hanging on supports. October milk
production this year beat the previous
all-time record for the month set in
October 1854 by 3@o).
Hog Production will be above 1866,
tapering off at the end of 1856 and
probably" ending the 2-year decline
in prices.
Poultry and Egg production is like
ly to rise, cutting prices in 1856.
Beef Cattle breeding herds are
down, making smaller 1856 calf
crop probable, with ga slow recovery"
in prices "likely."
Oilseeds prices "are likely" to run
below this year, about at the reduced
support levels.
Feed Grain supplies are at record
highs, with prices due to average
lower than 1866. (This is a major
factor in the predicted increases of
livestock production.)
Wheat and Cotton acreage will be
lnder quotas, and prices will rest
wherever the sliding scale puts them,
1919 of parity for wheat and prob
ably about that for cotton in 1885,
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t ton that such Withdrawals may ad
| versely affect future timber sup
, plies" the survey found.
That is as close to a recommends
ton as the report comes. While thu
survey does not say what should BIZ
done, or who should do it, it is clean
that there are several areas in which
we can increase our supply of wood
| They include:
/. Closer utilization. One cubic foot
out of every four cut in 1852 was
not used.
| 2. Better control of destructive
agents. Insects, disease, fire and other
destructive agents killed nearly Is
billion board feet of sawtimber in
1952-an amount equal to one-fourth
of the growth that year. Insects killed
seven times as much sawtinber as
fire did in 1862 and disease three
times as much. This indicates the
progress we have made in fire pre-
vention and control. If the toll of in
sects and disease could be similarly
cut, a large contribution would have
been made toward the growth needed
to supply future demands.
3. Improved stocking. Although
planting rates have increased greatly
in recent years, and forest planta-
tions cover about 5 million acres,
there is a huge planting job ahead.
About so million acres, or 10 per
cent of all commercial forest land in
the nation, need planting if they are
to become pro ductive within a reason
able time.
There are those who say these are
matters which should be left entirely
up to the individual because 500 of |
our commercial forest land is in pri-
vate ownership, 2790 is in public land |
and 1870 is in forest industry owner
ships.
/ disagree. If our children are
to have the wood they need, it will
take the best efforts of private,
state and federal foresters work
ing together. will do what | can
by continuing to support federal
appropriations for cooperative pre-
vention and control of insects.
disease and forest fires, for tree
planting and for the foresters who
give in-the-woods advice to the
4.5 Americans who have small for
est holdings which will continue
to supply a substantial part of our
wood.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1955-12-02

rade with 71a6 increase over year
ago.
Food Professors are among the
record-making profiteers. Foremost
Diaries, third biggest dairy process
sor. reports profits of 500 million,
up whopping 500 above 1854. Gen.
eral Foods profits are up 15% above
the same period last year. Quaker
Oats boosted it's 9-month net profit
1880 above the same period of 1854.
Farm Machinery firms that have
reported show big gains over 1854
profits. Deere & Co. 9-month profits
of S3.47 a share are already far ahead
of the $2.75 per shade earned in the
whole year of 1854. international
Harvester's 9-month profits, at $3.50
a share, also top the 1924 a share
made in all of 1854. Oliver Corp.
profits of So a share are expected
for 1865, compared with $1.61 in
1854.
Labor shared to a substantial ex-
tent in the widely-acclaimed business
boom. The average weekly wage in
manufacturing industry was S78.69
in October 1855, compared with
S7222 year before. To some extent
the increase is due to the longer av-
erage work-week. 41.2 hours in Octo-
Der 1866 compared with 1919 hours
a year before.
Unemployment, however, is well |
above the low points of 1.6 million
set in 1852 and 1868, running at 81