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FRIDAY

6:35
4-Todoy on the Farm. News.
$50
4-Look to This boy. Proyer.
6:55
S-Meditotion. lnspirotionoI.
TOO
4-Todoy. Variety.
e-Good Morning. Variety.
500
e-coptain Kangaroo. Kids.
S:55
4-Inso. Cooking.
900
4-LittIe Roscols. Our Gong.
9-Theoter of Stors. Dromo.
"At the Notchez Inn" Peter
Lowford. Morion Corr.
9:05
5-Thoueht. lnspirotionol.
$40
5-Kortoon KIub. Kids.
$3.50
4-Romper Room. Kids.
9-Mork Evons. Variety.
1000
4-Dins- Dong School. Kids.
5-The Morning Movie. 7
lk Hours. The Big Fix" le47.
jones Brown. Noreen Nash.
9-GoTFy Moore. Variety.
1890
4-eondstond. Music.
HOO
4-Home. Arlene Froncis.
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l1:3o
5-Life With Elizabeth.
9-Strike II Rich. Quiz.
Afternoon

1900
4-Tic Toe Dough. Quiz.
5-Pete's Place. Kids.
s-VoIi0nt Lody. Serial.
I2:l5
S-Love Of Life. Scroll.
1890
Alt Could Be You. Variety.
5-Afternoon Movie.
IA Hours. "Yonkee Fokir."
l947. DouqIos Fowley. Joan
Woodbury..
7-cIown Corner. Kids.
9-Seoreh for Tomorrow. Ser1.
12:45
9-Guiding Light. Scroll.
4-WoFId Series.
loo
4-FeotuFe Playhouse. Movie.
lh Hours. Madeleine. 1850.
Ann Todd. Leslie Banks.
7-Dione Lucas. Cooking.
9-Chorles collinswood. News.
l:lO
9-Donno Douglas. Women.
1870
7-Fovorite Story. Drama.
The Gambler" Adolph Meniou.
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October Il

o-As the World Turns. Serial.
200
5-Lodies Be Seated. Movie.
lR Hours. prison Shodows. !"
Richard Cromwell.
7-Roeket Squod. Crime.
Sour Miss Brooks. Comedy.
z:3o
4-Tennessee Ernie Show.
7-Town 6 Country Matinee.
9-House Party. Variety.
800
4-Motinee Theoter. Drono.
Hour. "Bobylonion Heart"
ESQ ESQ Color. Philip Reed.
tRerun.l
7-Democrotie Committee.
9-The Big Poyoff. Quiz.
3:o5
7-FiIm Festival. Movie.
z Hours. "Fost ond Loose"
1854. While on voetion man
loses his wife and gets involved
in nnony embarrassing situations.
Stanley Holloway. British.
$3.50
5-The Music HoII.
Liberoce.
Sob Crosby. Music. Color.
400
4-Queen for q Day. Giveowoy.
As Minutes. Jack Boiley m. c.'s.
5-The frankie Loine Show.
9-Piek Temple. Kids.
Hour. "Overiond Stage" Bill
Williams.
AIS
5-Seeret Storm. Serial.
4:3O
5-The E0rIy Show. Movie.
Hour, IS Min. might Of the
Full Moon" 1854. An American
is trapped by English killers.
Dermot Walsh. British.
4:45
4-ModeFn Romonees. Seriol.
500
4-Comedy Time. Joon Davis.
7-Miekey Mouse Club. Kids.
o-Amos m Andy. Comedy.
"Kinofish Gets Drafted" Alvin
Childress.
$50
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$500
| THIS IS A HOME

And not O house. Wonderful school
area. Large living room. dining room,
half bath on first floor. Three bed
popeb mi 0 bssemen se'V Witb ne e0trsnee
and fenced lot. VA requested. S1S.-
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sPaiNdFIELD, % Mass; ,, sye.5 Ia;
ss S.n lGtnsl $50 r RoR RsS 81
Ty bsdas .D. ae4 faT a. AS I: sse
handicapped lot; $1,000 dn. Assume
OF loan. By OWNER. GA. 4-8674.
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AMERICAN U. PARK, S16,75O-3-
bedrm. brick in excel. cond.. modern
kitchen, saragS " bath a.i IN b. s1aa
TOWN & SUBURBAN. EN-. 2-9400.
A 81 so Il fh MMEpfA 7.sGS-o oiaer
frame home. ideal for the. growing
family. side hall. large living room
fireplace, dining room, huge
kitchen. pantry. 1st floor: 4 bed
rooms, l bath, 2nd floor. Stairway
to storage attic. full bsmt.. new gas
heating plant: Within ., Walking d Us
AIMS Church and School. Deal Jr.
and wilson High Schools. This
property needs to be decorated and
modernized throughout. Can EN-.
2-3S56 or DI. 7-6S30. THOS. j.
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HOUSES uNFURkIsHED

$3.50, ARL. - 2-bedrm. semidet:.
cow. to stores and transp. EN-
0-6676 days, EN-. 3-920s ewes.
-lb
rambler. Separate dinette. table
space kit, recr rm. and toilet IN
bsnt. a. J. KESSINGER a. CO..
iSEiosTw6op. 1907 9Th st. NV
Cony. 6-rm. brick home: gas heat
sll439Go, A All Issssa & CO. d.
BETHESDA. s904 Oneida lane
bIks. NH; 9 rms, 2 baths, gas
heat: S126 mo. Wo. o-2e23. iz'
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PEOPLE WILL SAY

You have found the buy Of
the year in this almost-new
split level. Vacant. 49,
f1rst trust for a of the price,
Large rooms. 3 bedrooms, 3
baths, den: near all schools
and transportation: real OPP
portunity. Reduced: S33,S00.
Ewes. call OIL. 2-0326.
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DESIRABLE

For YOU who like 2 bed
rooms and bath on first floor
with another bedroom and
bath on second, this is per-
feet. Small, beautifully
equipped kitchen, separate
dining room. large paneled
recreation room. garage Low
EOS. Ewes, HO. 2-3733.
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WHEATON
WHEATON

"A NEW LIST1NG6
GLENMOET-1mmae.: 8 bedrms..
eo S al ieneeo YARD only u.s.
CONN. GARDENS-Nearly new 3
bedrm. brick; full bsmt Assume
lge; OF loan. M. St. GATHERINGS.
MONTEREY MISUNDERSTANDING
for the discriminating buyer. 3 bed
I'm. brick rambler; ia baths, rec.
nm; exceptional in every way. ST..
$50 Gil
CONN. GARDENS - Opposite st.
GATHERINGS. Ideal for doctor or
dentist. 3-bedrm. brick: ffrepl.. day
light bsmt. Excel. financing. ST.
500
To see these and others, call
to Q.
s1GLER & CO. Lo. 1888
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MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

M0vING-No money down. small
M %eNshly E Pigments aas4. CHARGE 81:
MOVING AND HAULING. day or
night; expert handling; reasonable
rates. DU. 1861.
HILL. weil-known mover: ms: exper.
men: closed vans; low rate: apis.
low as $50: any hour AP. 1865.
LIGHT HAULING. local moving
beaches a specially. 8, L. MORRIS
tn. 2-1l50 or Ii 6-2sSg
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country; safe. storage In
separate rooms; expert packing
Phone NO. 7-0404, UNION STOR.
AGE co. INC. Established 1909
CHESTER MOvERs---Large or small,
we do them all. Reasonable. ST.
1880: ia. 9-0l15, evenings.
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as
part payment on your moving. stor-
age. Reasonable rates. Ia. 9-2e37
H.
ARROW TRANSFER g rooms as
low as $50 or So per hour. AID.
2-6248 20s
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HOUSES UNFuRN. (cent.l

tAHkLAWN, Nd, mr.. Aver I'd, Ano
Riggs rd.-Det ,6-rm. brick: 2
9.ssa4s;o '' RGoz PIP P PECK cs ass a
1850 New Hampshire ave.
KENsINGTON-6 rooms, bsmt.. old
HUQGINS q HARRISON. INC,
Realtors.
ARL.-close in: 2 pedrms., fargo nv.
rm. and din. rm., redecoreted; gas
h.-w.h. Near Key and Memorial
Bridges, View Of the Potomac. $50.
Out Wilson blvd. left on Oak st.
AK L aoSS sos Pelham st., Bro @vH
ment with recreation room; modern
a issasei Mason GREEN dEass CO.. il.
ARLiNGToN, NoRTH-Pram. CO.
lonial. bedrooms. living room. din
2 blocks to Hechts: SIS. IA. =
r FAX PARK. D, c.-s-bedsm.
mo- neH Mr. s LAUd ii Him. no. s.s5sSS.
VA. LEE HWY. s135-5M acres;
h.: 10 mi, Key Bridge. JE. 1922
4 BEDROOMS. 2 fun baths. two V
baths. firepl., cleo. dishwasher, 2
refgrs,,- fenced yard. trees. garage.
Mr.. SILVER, Spring, TakomA Park,
i SGnSes $50 i5aop gua fss esssefs ~
administration rambler, Nv
ing room, dining area, large wooded
fenced lot, clean condition. in PIN
mitt Hills: Sll0. IA; 7:007l.. %
Sc. 1890 SOUTHERN Awe rms:
tlns condi; mr. schSois, sh ssss, transp,
BETHEsDxEs rms. and bath; S-story
~. $500; ewes, Go. 6-4S00. is
FALLS CHURCH AREA. l415 Deb
orah dr.-Mod. 3-bedrm, rambler;
full daylight bsmt.: close to schools,
sho DpH and tT2psp.; S136. "a.
F afSsa; ' CIR Va Va. VIC rms.
mod. ctr. heat: scr. porch. Ice. gar
den; no child: Mar. l. Do. Sells
Mr.. ALEX, vA.-New 3-bedrm. q
bath. brick split level; sep. din. rm..
fully equip. kit, finished rec. rm1
stoIJssss space: s17O month. XII,
ss gHEiDisM RAMBLER. recently in
fenced rear yard; 2 blocks to
issSHls f vi syqHls SSs'' AREA
Nice selection Of 2 and 3-bedrm.
homes. Immed. occupancy. Priced
SIS and up. Some available TO rent
with option to buy. 10. 5-4l92.
Isl sIG MIvS, 4 co 2 10 4 z1s s2a h:,6e
$50 month. WE. 5000. la
1924 N. VANCE ST.. Arlington-6
rms. kit, bath. det.: rear I'd. and
porch; S1o5. ST. $500. FE: s.
BRICK RAMBLER, 8 bedrms.. sre-
place, full basement. fenced, storm
windows and doors. Q months old;
excellent location. Call HE. A.
3146, evenings after 8, or Satur-
BETHEsDA-Exfremely fine, brick
Colonial. 8 bedrooms, 2 baths. den.
recreation room. Convenient shop
ping. schools and transportation.
Very desirable neighborhood. 500
month. 2-year lease desired. Please
call Mrs. Davidson. OIL: 4-5472.
WALKER q DUNLOP. INC. Re-
altors, uptown once, I'm. 2-671b.
e-RooM BRICK; outside Of clinton:
ideal for children. Call Cypress
BRIGHfwooD faeins psrk,-Mod-
ern semidet. brick. 4 bedrns.. BATH
. powder rms. rec. .rm.: large lot.
Early DAWN q CO.. To, 2-gl3b.
ARL.-2-bedrm. home. washer and
disp. in kit: fenced I'd: cow. SCH,
bus and Pentagon: So2.5o. ia g.
QI2o, JE 4-56l3 10
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GOOD NEIGHBORS

More for your money in the
suburbs. 3 bedrooms, q liS-
ing room you will have to see
to appreciate. Full basement.
$4,000. Ewes, call OIL.
2-3961.
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HOUSES FURNISHED

18th ST. NV. same block as Wood
ner-Spacious liv. rm.. din. rm,.
smoking rm. 4 bedrms.; 2 dens; 4
baths: rec. rnn. and garage: = entrS.
81, & s0q KssSf 2oSG e. g.. Mp S5 5ed:
rms, 2 baths. kitchen, liv. I'm &.
din. rm.: full bsmt $3.50. DE.
2-s40O. after 5 pm; 10 -
Mr.. NICHOLS ATLANTIC-Brick: 2
bedrms.. ser. porch rec. rm gas,
Eettled couple: no pets: mr.. every
thing: sIi8.50. 10. 3-6ss9. 20
ROCKVILLE = 3-bedrm. rambler.
W RoBERTsoN. REALToR, 1885
wis. ave. Oh. 2-2123, o pm. 7Il2
on wash. BALTIC. pkwy.---Heat and
hot water also furnished: 2-bedrm,
brick; auto. washer: 2 blks: TO
school and shopping CENTER: $115
mo. Call OR. 3-30Sl after pm.
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GEORGETOWN

Unusually fine house, beautifully fur
nished FOR small family. and adec:
auate for oficial entertaining; $500
monthly. Call Mrs. Matthew Finn
for details. SANDOZ, INC, Exclu-
siye, DU. 7-I234. -
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RAMBLER
FOR FAMILY LIVING

Only left Of these full-sise desir-
able homes. Some are with carport
and bSmt. Sl2.S90. Financing to
suit your requirements.
Out Georgia ave. to Viers
Mil I'd. left on Viers Mill I'd. to
Falkland dr.. right On Falkland to
Grenoble
AT ROLLING HILLS
Mn1EY HOME
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IBUs. OPPORTUNITIES tcsnt.l

RESTAURANT. N.W.-same owner
over IL years. Good food elientel
Liquor. Air-conditioned. Seats 76.
Good parking. Crossed $66, 900 In
1885. can easily be increased. Hours
S.ySs. q Price e. sia:sSo Ineladi ne . sSa
Terms, $4,000 down. Owner leay:
ing city. LES sHnBY. Ma. S-465o
or JU. 1866.
DRY-CLEANING pickup store in
Alexandria. doing over $500 wkly.
Sell for $l.f60, or trade for COM
parable store in Fairfax County.
TEIEvIsfOS REPAIR SHOP for sale.
low overhead. Ii. 10000. ="
TAILOR SHOP, est. 20 years. Good
loo. Priced to sell. due illness. AID.
2:44S7 q "a, 6 3, .mv.rv 155s
sales, closed Sum-; rent $50 plus apt.
eu down naVnent II 2-H700
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CORNER BRICK BUNGALOW
1904 BYRON ST., WHEATON
. BEDRMS.. BATH, BSMT
LOUIS RUDDEN. tn, $4,000
BETHESDA BARGAINS!
COMPARE THESE PRICES
4-Bedrm., 2-Bath Rambler
Solid brick beauty, on lot Of 10.SS3
50. IT,: completely redecorated ;
immediate possession. On Old
Georgetown I'd, Q blocks to Cath
Ollie church and schools. express
3-Bedrm., 2-Bath Rambler
$4,000. OF APPROVED
Lovely corner lot, beautiful patio,
private yard: living room, 14x24;
other rooms in proportion; maids
room or den. walking distance to
NH
3-Bedrm., 2-Bath Rambler
S23.75O
0E kitchen, full basement with rec
rm., big storage attic: patio. Mr.
NH. express bus l block.
3 Bedrms., Den, l Bath
$ls,950
Detached brick, 2 stories, in best
neighborhood of Wilson lane; full
basement with "a bath; garage.
WILLIS & SLATER
BUILDERS AND DEVELOPERS
OIL. 1904 Ewes. OIL. 2-9535
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FRIENDSHIP HEIGHTS
$24,500

IISC-PI. bSUIIII. dIIu bdCIlI
This detached brick home, In i'm
maeulste condition, contains in adj
dition to the irst-fioor bedroom and
bath. 3 bedrooms and 2 baths ON
End floor; modern kitchen with
transportation. schools and shopping
district. Call MT. Sheldon. Ma. g.
1900: ewes. and week ends, ETA. q
o237. BOSS q PHELPS, INC. --1e
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DOLLHOUSE

This tiny clapboard home
neStleS under magnificent
magnolia. The 3ia rooms have
charm. individuality and 2
fireplaces. In excellent condi-
ton IN Q close-in community.
Priced At $4,000. Ewes.
OIL. 4-4791.
Walker & Dunlop, Inc.
Uptown once, EN-. 2-67l5
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BETHESDA RAMBLER
attractive and almos,
new brick rambler with 8 excellent
bedrms.. basement. living rm. with
fireplace and dining 81" excellent
level lot with unusual planting. W. B.
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APARTMENTS WANTED

LOOKING FOR GOOD tenants in
D. c.? List with me. Reas. fee.
Get tenants through MANDEL. AID
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING APT. In
private home wanted by white em-
ployed widow. Call Ma. $4,000
from Q am. till 5 pm. and OIL.
4-2415 after 5 pm. 10
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES aye,
and Good Hope I'd Q apis. with
2 rooms. kitchens and baths. will
rent both apts.; Sll6 per mo-, or
will sell on E.-Z. terms. MI. 9.
1858; ewes, OIL. .2-0l35. FULTON
c 3, 6GEBossI Fl &c ss,h ST. Ne
Six rms. kit. and bath. ami;
vacant: 500. EN-. 10000, 10
BEDRMS., Hollywood
bath: liv. rm.: din. rm.: QE kit.
dishvasher, garbage disposal; bsmt;
c SiI6 aa5l 2asB .5oM5 rms. Kit. and
bath. bsmt.. gas heat, M. s. OAK.
and Emerson. ST. 3-3657. Ill
- I847 ONTARIO PL.
N.W.-Very Ice. house, rms,
bath. full basement. auto: gas heat:
SI35 mo. Call CO. 5-6222.
COLORED-3464 21th ST. Sc
Semidet. brick. B rms, bath and
full basement: auto. gas heat;
S97.50 mo-; new condition. Call
c0IoRED-MoNRoE ST. NV. OH
I8th-Nice roomy house, suitable
for 2 families; oil heat; Sl25 mo.
TENCHER-WALKER. INC. AID. A.
COIoRED-Iba5 NORTH CAPITOL
ST.-Brick, 9 rms, bath and base
ment: 500 mo-: good credit refer
ences required. Call CO. 5"6222.
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and Naval Hospital: iiv. I'm. with
fireplace. sep. din. rm., kit, 2 spa
cious bedrms. with bath; stairs to ex-
Ipansible attic with plumbing roughed
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Kensington-$15,500
1O20s CONN. AVE.

1sT-FL. BEDROOM AND BATH
n.! Just :, listed E.S rich. E.s; in II the
ing brk. Cape Cod with o
rms. and Q baths. small bsmt.
with oil h.-w.h.; needs redeco.,
but Q bargain ct this price.
WIN 90 Oh. Call Mr.. Mcintosh.
EX. 3-24S0; ewes. and Sun.
AID. 2-6665.
FRED A. SMITH co.
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Out Shirley hwy. 70
Shiriington shopping center. fol-
low 8. Fairlington sign around
circle. turn right up Quaker lane
model house at 1916 Kenvood ave.
and open sign.
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WOOD COMPANY

Multiple Listing Realtor
l1iS Sd o1Ic o 4 Ayea silver Ply ssDDrins
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COOP APIS, FOR SALE

Ice. 3-BEDRM. APT, with . huge
: baths butiers se PANTY, fit. Ideal
NV. location: beaut. dec. elevator,
switchboard: S15,750. DU. 7-8615
Up
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KENSINGTON
BETHESDA

Roomy Cape Cod; large liy. rm.,
NTH zig ba Esp do1 big a s,s bea a5re deg
bedrms.. bath; bsnt. Beautiful lot.
OF approved, Price sI5.95o.
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KenSinptnn-3 Acres

KenSington-3 Acres
Wooded, secluded setting. adjacent
to park area, yet 30 cow. located.
Spacious home with huge liv. rn.
and nrepl.. lge. sunroom with fire-
pl,a 2 bedrms; and bath LIST floor:
Scar garage; circular driveway;
other outbIdgs. Asking $36, 600.
Trades considered. 10. 6-280O,
HUGG1Ns q HARRISON. INC,
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LANGLEY PARK AREA
$l4 500 Oh approved, modern g.
I'm. det. brick. wooded lot, desirably
located mr.. school.
Hugh T. Peck HE. 4-6400
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JE. $4,000. JE. 4-66l3, JE. 3-lB3O
N. ARLINGTON, near the Wash.
Golf and Country Club. Very I'M
usual. highly desirable. custom-built
2 baths. 2-ear carport. Worlds Of
storage room. Available March /.
EXCLUSIVE AGENT
ROMYE LAMBORN
FOR THE BEST IN REAL ESTATE
OF. 4-S5S6 OF. 4-S036
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BEAUTY - charmins
white brk. Colonial IN immaculate
iavatory, on lst floor; 8 excellent
bedrms. and bath on 2nd A.; break
fast rm.. rec. rm., screen porch.
garage. slate roof. Perfectly beauti-
full lot with appealing white board
fence on one Of the most convenient
and desirable streets In all Beth
DL. 7.l41l. Ewes. OIL. 2-4634.
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COLORED - SECOND CULPEPER
Corporation. 1871 N. Cameron st :,
Arl.. Val bedrm., S64.50:
bedrms., $74,60: min. to PEN
tagon. 10 min. to downtown DC.
The Omaha guide., 1956-09-28
Bipartisan Collaboration
Mirror of World Opion

The year budget balance the
sraon shaping into prime campaign issue The Republicans
viii point with the pride of accomplishment The Democrats
viii attempt btte it and attribute to neglect of the public
welfare and the national defense
the circumstances the bud
balance modest surplus has been created It
the reversal Of trend toward deficit financing which had
brought dquetude conservative observers and had raised
o a staggering S275 billion.
part the Eisenhower achievement due to high state Of
business activity which has kept employment and earnings high and
the rolling But is also Treasury Secretary Hum
pointed higher receipts from
been possible without the substantial reduction governmental
penditres which has been accomplished
bos Of whether the budget
should have balanced
the debt whether operation within in
important the extension of public services
Democratic Candidate Stevenson already has joined the issue
From his Illinois farmhouse the other day he implied that the bud
balance was certainly reflection of what interests
the Republican leaders the education of children
farmers growing of communism
the world waning influence but balanced bud
get"
possible wish keeping sound fiscal
the parties
for is basic economic fact that government forever man
spend without running and
banrupng people the budget should be brought into
whether should be balanced not
The temptation deficit by increasing the national
debt the provide lot OF
population may uquesonaby but is dangerous
Mr. saying that he prefers deficit financing as
governmental neither he suggesting increase
taxation the promises contained the Democratic platform
This time think that the
Democrats campaigning safely policy of me
respect The implication of their beittng
that regard hardly eassuring Regard
the American would like to have from their gov
limits the governments ability to
make responsible if this recog
nized. Fort Worth Star.Telegram.
The Omaha guide., 1956-09-28
VIM. Perkins

William Perkins, age 54 years,
of Laramie, Wyoming, expired
Monday September II, 1856 al q
local hospital.
lie was an employee of the UP
railroad Co. for the past IA years
Mr.. Perkins is survived BY Z
daughters. Mrs. Mary Louise
Stuart and Mrs. Mozetta Moore
both OF Omaha; 2 slep-sons, Mel
yin Essex and James Mansfield
Jr., both of Omaha, 2 brothers
Lawrence Lee Robinson and Cecil
Perkins both of Omaha, and Q
very dear friend, Mrs. jamie
Smith, of Laramie, Wyoming.
Funeral services were held Fri
day September 81, 1856 at zoo
pm. from the Myers Funeral
Home Chapel with Rev. J. II. Rey-
nolds officiating. Interment was
at Mt. Hope Cemetery.
Pallbearers Messrs. Woodrow
Nash, Reynold Jackson, Wilton
Adams, Wendell Johnson, Fred
die L. Brown and Charlie Reed.
The Omaha guide., 1956-09-28
Doilors for Democracy

Democracy isn't just getting the
vote dollars getting the dollars
ry rough estimate indicates that the gong
a
talking about buying votes in the of bribery
talking what viii persuade go cent the
eligible their franchise in local and national elections
m without bribery the buying Of influence be involved
Fo If political party its and
depend for such funds chiefly large gye its ears are like
N sa be especially Of those giyers.
In another this appears Of nonpar
san studies which this system both parties
ufe Of the citizen who deces this situation not de-
rafon of the big give-ahough publicity such gifts
la help potential little gvers to
h the bulk campaign funds and end the dependence of
ahe parties the big gvers
This is favorte project Of refomers The trouble that 1t is
~fy in to collect campaign funds IN small bits
Bsa Gallup Poll recently reported that 7OOoOO American lam
sl nd give s5 party campaign chests This S85OO0OO0
~ be more readily collected than has been thought Much might
r. offered voluntarily better understood that every dollar
cts down power Of the influence buyers and
crs government responsive to the individual citizens vote
snore truly democratic
The Omaha guide., 1956-09-28
Money and Politics"
An Intimate Message from Washington
By Richard L. Strout

Some s147 million local campaigns
for nomination and election esmat
e nature of things largely from those able give
The dpassonate study just complet
Alexander Heard published in Affairs pamphe
representation interests than contem.
plated by equaitarian democratic theory"
different language money talks in an electionand keeps
talking after the election What big
mot as tangible the public often the study mostly
hat they buy is access One lobbyist called entree"
another called basis for talking" The
II 70 speed things up"
study began alphabetical file of all known
BY occupatona Most of the presidential
paign in of over is found
interesting noncaree appontees as
Chiefs of United States Diplomatic Missions July 1852
Ii filled by contributors
Gratis But October 1853 out of 30 others
ributed similar sum-bu all but Republicans
The of increasingly recognized by lobbyists
@mpagn contributions are now standard equipment The analysts
found individual donations by trustees directors of farm
labor lobby outfits listed many
Gas of the American Petroleum Institute showed individual
contributors the states when the
rights principal issue in the campaign"
lobbyists party lines Lobbyists are
interested policies than parties contribute
parties Politically connected lawyers especially contributions
keep touch with the individual
who had atenaed four times between the national committees
IN a of seven years
Another big factor says the report is corporate political ar
cpaton through
closely
contributions"
following presidential election the
winning party receives ut Of large contributions and
the losing gets virtually These wait
After 1852 victory the Republican
donations of $500 compared LISP befo Demo
3 $40 before After the 1913 surprise
victory the winning Democrats such gifts against
before the only against before
buyers" quickly signed
Republicans generally than the Democrats the
though the difference less than frequently supposed
partisan committees 1852 including labor show
Republicans spending $3.50 for $3.50 for the Democrats
widely Tentative figures indicated ratio Of 81
Connecticut, and SO to 81 in Pennsylvania.
financing is growth within either
party what described cruciay important people
who be depended to bring in large collections in time
of
group investigators concluded often important
officials of the They
die grand fashion"
with White House experience quoted declaring
administration the network of people
pars the chief fundrasers and
political power"
curious contrast this dscoes between certain philoso
phica held by about their parties and the
financial realities of the American electoral system