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The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1962-06-01
Governors Mental Health Committee
Governors Mental Health Committee
Greater Emphasis To Be Placed
On Training Mentally Retarded

~ goal than that the stars but his body is twisted
of Hospital,
with the years o all of
bstered sliding assist
pulling of the 72 children whom Mon
tana its
We to nsiled this
cowboy the desks
reaching
clearly into perspective the
of others like him.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1962-06-01
MN Would Insure Geographical l.

prehensive study of the Missouri Riv-
err above Fort Peck to determine
flood problems and needed resources
developments. Mansfield and Metcalf
asked for adequate funds for the
Engineers to review a 1913 report
on the Milk River to determine of
the 1913 recommendation should be
modified, and to give particular at
tention to improvements in the in
terest of flood control and allied pur-
poses in the Beaver Creek watershed
near Saco. Early this month, the
Senate Public Works Committee au-
thorized the Engineers to undertake
the investigation.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1962-06-01

double assistance from the state fol-
such classes but it is difficult to OBJ.
tain the exceptional teachers needed
for such work. The other states soon
attract those we have, by more ade-
quate salary schedules.
Another plan is to allow private
families to take charge of small
groups of males or females on pri-
vate premises. The retarded child
responds so we'll to family affection
that they do general tasks willingly.
The couple would be paid by the
State for providing for their needs.
STATE NEGLECT MAY BRING
FEDERAL INTERVENTION
Unless Montana acts quickly to
care for its responsibilities the fed
eral government must take steps. AS
gloomy as the state picture is the
federal level is very active in this
area. The monumental blunder of
our Board of Health for refusing to
certify the Boulder Training School
as a rehabilitation center, has cost
the State a $180,00O building from
funds.
Private foundations are also an
other factor to give encouragement.
The Kennedy Foundation has spent
% millions for research on the ma
ional level.
Gov. Babcock last Friday made a
start on realizing the role he must
play in our social structure.-FS
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1962-06-01
TO USE PART OF GALEN
FACILITIES

In order to find space at Boulder
the older children who can not be as
sisted further by the school facilities
tarium on a boarding house basis.
The conquest by drugs of tubercu-
losis leaves a number of unused beds
at Galen.
The decentralization of Warm
Springs is the next step in the con-
quest of emotional disturbance. 1t
is more of a problem to treat the in
stitutionalized personality than the
original emotional problem. Mental
health facilities will be constructed
in several eastern Montana cities
either in connection with the local
hospitals or as separate facilities. The
Importance of family and social ties
demand the creation of these facili-
ties because it is a proven fact that
a separation of more than two years
time breaks all contacts, even with
the strongest family ties.
This relationship of contact with
mental health is being dramatically
demonstrated by animal experiments
which separate the mother from the
young. Abnormal behavior patterns |
are now a practicable result.
The first six years of a humans |
experience are so directly founded |
on the maternal image that it is now
considered most important that the
children should take residence in the
hospital or prison if the mother must |
be confined for any length of time.
German measles, if contracted by
a pregnant woman, are the cause of
amounts of retardation.
Abortion is mandatory if this disease
is present during the first three
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1962-06-01
LIBBY DRILLING BIDS TO
BE OPENED JUNE &c

Bids will be opened June 26 on a
contract calling for exploratory drill
ing in the area of the Libby Dam
project, according to an advance no.
tice to bidders received by Senators
Mansfield and Metcalf.
Army Engineers will issue the for
NAL invitation for bids June / on the
100000 drilling project, which has
been set aside for small business
firms.
Additional information on the
project may be obtained by writing
to the Seattle Army Engineer Dis
trict, 1919 Alaskan Way South, Sc
attic 4.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1962-06-01

Last Friday Gov. Tim Babcock APP
pointed himself to a subcommittee on
the Governors Committee on Mental
Health to expedite the use of existing
space in state institutions. The sub
committee will assist DR.. Freeman of
the state hospital, DR.. Knight of the
Galen tuberculosis Sanitarium, and
DIR. Sando of the Boulder Training
School and Hospital, effect transfer
from the state hospital those children
who could be helped by specialists at
the Boulder institution.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1962-06-01
CORPS OF ENGINEERS


Senators Mansfield and Metcalf
urged the Senate Appropriations
Committee to approve more than So
million in Army Corps of Engineers
projects for Montana in fiscal year
1868.
The largest single request is for
$2.6 million for general construction
and continued reconstruction plan
ming for Libby Dam. Another $780,
600 was asked for operation and
maintenance for the Fort Peck Dam
and reservoir.
The Montana Senators requested
$15O,O0O for completion of a COM
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from page
River as Hap Hawkins Lake
would provide fitting memorial
to this man who selflessly de-
voted his life, and particularly
those last critical years, TO public
service and the conservation de-
velopment.
The late Hap Hawkins was among
the first to recognize the Importance
of the East Bench unit to the eco
nomic future of the Beaverhead Val
ley region. From the time he re-
turned from active duty in World
War l until his recent death, he had
been a prominent Dillon banker and
an ardent promoter of natural re-
source conservation. In spite of fail
ing health, he devoted the final ten
years of his life to spearheading the
drive for the Clark Canyon reclama-
tion project.
His efforts reached a successful
elimination only three months before
his death when he served as master
of ceremonies at the groundbreaking
exercises for the Clark Canyon Dam
last October 1. On that occasion, he
was presented with the Interior De-
partment's Conservation Award.
Clark Canyon Dam, 135-foot-high
earthfill structure now under con-
struction on the Beaverhead River in
southwestern Montana, will create a
261, 000-acre-foot lake to provide ir-
rigation water to about $4,000 acres
of land. Almost half of this land is
now semi-arid; the rest is in need
of supplemental supply of water.
The development also will provide
important flood control, recreation
and fish and wildlife benefits.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-21
HOUSES WANTED 70 BuY OFFICES, STUDIOS, tsr RENrI
AIR CoND. and PARKING

l1Oo VERMONT AVE.
Suite consisting Of s06 50. II. Par.
titioned. Reasonable rent. vii
decorate to suit tenant. All serv'
ices included. Avail. Jan. /.
s. r. q c.. INC. CO. b-bS3S
CAPITOL HILL, 100 So. IT. In
newly restored centrally air-cond
bldg sep. rms, 4 powder rms
Parking lot In rear. VIII rent par
tial or entire space or sell, 90l e
Cap. st. Sc. BY OWNER, 654-4347
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d, c. Property Only
ULTRA REALTY SERV. ia. 9-2319
BANK RATES-1st and End trusts
instant cash. VIII also finance oil
buy real estate In distress or I'M
usual situation. Anything, Any
ones credit good. Elk. 3-l2lb.
CONSOLIDATE YOUR DEBTS b.
md trust. AMERICAN MORT
SAGE q INVESTMENT Co, $40
southern Bldg, MA. S.333l. Inn
mediate services. 10 TO 4:30 pm,
is YOUR end TRUST DUE? Let
US rein. your home. Call for dets.,
Teneher-Walker, Inc, Re. S-2444.
MONEY, End TRUST-We will buy
IND trust notes. ID. c., nearby Md
oEorNns; Ress. rates, NATIONAL
MORTqAQE g. INVEST. CORP.
l3l2 N. Y. ave. NV. Ma. S-5S33.
PLENTY FUNDS AVATLABLE-Isi
MoRTdXdE CO. me- tN *. TsSs66
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. for SALE

LIGHT INDUSTRIAL = IL acres Of
prime ground along main line OF
Penn. r. r. Asking $4,000 per
acre. Make offer. l.. J. LI5z CO.
HE. 4-l30O.
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OFFICES, STUDIOS WAITED

SCULPTOR, empi. wife seek comb.
living-workinR quarters. Met, area.
Adequate space. Betwn. as pm.
ME. s-oasJ.
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MOTORCYCLES

CUsHMAN MAIL SCOOTER 1857
motor, tires perfect cond. Low mi
Compartment. Cost 81 900, sell fci
$3.50, Ideal for paper delivery oil
boys Gift, JE, 2-AO3l.
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1855

III lbOih
Al body styles. most have afr
eonditioninR,- 40 70 choose froml
Priced from Ni,20b.
THACKER MOTORS
18th and n. ], ave. NE, La. p-li0O
CADILLAC '8g hArdtop coupe, Power
equipped, including elyeetrie win
dove. seht factory air. etc. spe-
oPEh Every EVENING TIL o PM.
Suburban Cadillac-Olds
7021 Ari. Rd., Bethesda. oil, e-77OO
CADILLAC 'ee convertible. factory
air conditioning, fully equipped,
blue finish, with contrastlng blue
Leather egssSstt seats Weekend
Capitol Cadillac-OldS Co.
1890 22nd 81. NV, FE. $4,000
CADILLAC $50 hardtop eoupe.
white. Equipment includes electric
windowt, g.way seat, immaculate
ofFN EVERY EVENING TIL Pm.
Suburban Cadillac-Old
7O2t Arl. Rd., Bethesda. OIL. e-7700
CADILLAC 40 convertible, full
power, black finish. red leather
interior. reduced 70 1896.
Capitol Cadillac-OldS Co.
| 1880 2and s. NV FE. 10000
CADILLAC so Sedan Dc wills, flli
poser. blue finish. reduced. a.
Capitol Cadillac Olds Co.
\ 1880 22nd 81. NV. WE. $4,000
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GOLDEN
OPPORTUNITY

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., land and
business, Prime Alexandria loea.
ton. Arlandria shopping and bust
ness center. near Presidential Oar.
population, Seats ~ people, CEN.
TTsALLY AIR CONDITIONED. ABc
on and off. Tremendous potential
Good financing available.
HICKS REALTY, INC.
5000 No. vernon Ave, Alssandrii
MOTIFS ron TRADE, part cash
and equity In homes. Wash, area
THOMPSON, jackson $4,000.
Motel on Cape Cod
81 De luxe oeean-front rooms ane
suites. Private beach and pool
Seasonal gross over 500, 900. Price
s2n5,0O0 with terms, MR., RES.
NICK. Po. 2-46e3.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

ABSOLUTE top cash for end trusts
No. applications or red tape, Va,
Nd, D. C. Day. eve. VIII. 6-61S2
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MONEY TO LOAN

All Cash. "a Hr. Settlement
Houses. farms and acreAee.
Pr. Gee, Charles, 81. Mary's Co.
Mr.. FRAABE 77a-sOoa
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

0WNER WILL TRADE his $4,000
in II. Laud.. for local prop. jA''
5-S655 days, KE o-6314 ewes.
SALE or RENT. West coast. beaut,
new 3-bedrms., Nv. rm., Florida
rm.. earport. All city eonv. OWN
ER, ST. 5000. 1915.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

1870 SECLUDED but accessiblS
acres. BEAUTIFUL scenic Views 81
mountains. Small old log cabin
and pond on property and other
RS sf ti slsss; H ~ Sss Sns SthSsI
800. Call IKE. s-45i6 aft. g pm.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. for RENT

BAILEY's CROSSROADS AREA
industrial garage-type. clear span
building. approximately $4,000 co.
~. with is IT. clear height, Suit
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1885

1888
All body styles. some air con.
Sitioned g. 70 choose from)
THACKER MOTORS
18th and r. ]. Ave. NE. La. e-ll0O
CADILLAC go Sedan de vile. fac.
tory air conditioning. fun power
Capitol Cadillac Olds Co
1890 22nd st. NV. FE. 7-26OC
CADILLAC go Fleetwood 4-dool
hardtop sedan. factory air eondi'
tioning, fully equipped. reduced 4
S3,O05.
Capitol Cadillac Olds Co
1890 22nd st. NV. Re. $4,000
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AMY AMOIINT


ACTION "a HOURs-Any amount
IcffRess E San't beat cur rates: .. ooos
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE


CHEVROLET 80 Brookwood 2-dr
station wagon. r. and h., stand
trans. Wv, car and tires In
excel. cond. 81 OBS. MA. S-5SS5
CHEVY 1885, Q cyl, straight stick
custom upholstery, good tires
$3.50 or make offer. Call 772.
1874, ask for BILL.
CHEVROLET 80 2-dr. Bel Air
s auto Ia trans s., I, Js1n.d b. pss, !
CHEy. 81 cow, small VS., str
shift stick. excel. cond. / owner
Gar. kept, rec. paint. 949-026S
CHEv. '62 Impala 4-door sedan
VS. powerslidsi power .steerinni
speed wiper and washer, vince
discs, padded dash, tinted wind.
shield. seat belts, body group A
undefCOat Only 30 hN6
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CADILLACS

CADlLLACS
l959s
All body styles, some air con,
Priced from ~, sos.
THACKER MOTORS
18th and r. ]. Ave. NE. La. 9-i1OC
CADILLAC 'gI Coupe De Vile, 2
s ss.fss Slu'' iOii power reduced u
Capitol Cadillac Olds Co
1900 22nd st. NV. FE. T-2eOt
CADILLAC 1872 convertible, black
seat. like new. $3.50,
AkerS OldS-Cadillac Co
.'AUTHoRIzED DEALER"
OV a-f1akO ATWwANYETI
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LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED
COMMERCIAL GROUND

BETHESDA-26,O 600 50. It.. Ideal
for large office bldg, cony. prkg
LEY MOT. AGENCY. OIL. 4-s790.
SUITLAND, MD.-c-2 commercial
J. M. MEDLEY. 10. s-5777.
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ALEXANDRIA

A GRAND OPPORTUNITY
FOR sEMIRETIRED OR RE-
TIRED INVESTORS, MEN
OR WOMEN TO JOIN IN
A SPECULATIVE REAL ES-
STATE INVESTMENT Bust
MESS ON a PARTICIPA-
TION BASIS IN NORTHERN
VIRGINIA. KINDLY SEND
RESUME TO 20. BOX 6l3,
ALEX, VA.
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WATERFRONT PROP. SALE
TRUST NOTES WANTED

go ACRES. soft. brick rambler
off Eastern Bay, 3-car garage,
many extras. $4,000. RE. s.
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LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE

ACCOKEEK, ND. - The Mayoans
tites. The PiscATXVWTAaY nV Co,
INC. BU. 3-2121. Sat. and Sun.
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VIENNA

FOR FINE HOME SELECTIONS IN
EVERY PRICE RANCE, LIVED IN
OR NEW. CALL
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ALEXANDRIA
RAMBLER
TRIANGLE FORD

1910 R. l. Ave. NE. la. s-ioos
FORD 800 oalaxis Fordor sedan.
Eray with white top, cruiseomafic'
power steering. 7. and h. Si,9gb.
PALMER FORD
Hamilton So, and jamestown RA
W. HYATTsvTLLE. ND. AP. 7-OiI4
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lMP0RT--SPaRrs
(cOkTlNuED)

JAGUAR 80 Mark TX sedan.
mostly chauffeur driven. Fine
cond. Sac. $3.50. OIL. o-6l04
after 4 pm.
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IMMEDIATE CASH for D. c.. Nd.
small, Ga Can any time time. JOHN L.
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that II the reception lasted
long enough there would be
q few wild swings on general
principle. Toward the end.
all the men were maintain
ing peace with such vigor
that it wasn't safe to go to
a rest room alone.
The walters started to
serve the food. They were
nervous. but composed. My
father-in-law had, four or
five ell beltos and he said
I wasn't such a bad kid, al
though what his daughter
could see in me was beyond
him. To be honest.
FRED GRIMSEY sang the
AVE Maria" and some of the
fat women cried because,
they said, it was so beautiful.
An old man walked in and
two ushers tried to give him
the buns rush as a gate
crasher. I identified him as
my grandfather and we
tossed two Manhattans into
him before he could lodge a
formal complaint. This put
him in automatic trouble
with my grandmother, so we
ignored his squawks.
It was a lovely, sentimental
reception which went on and
on. Later, when we changed
to travelling clothes, Elinor
and I had a chance to look
at the wedding gifts-30 cake
knives, seven coasters, a set
of hammered silverware,
some lamps, hand-embroid-
cred antimacassars, a kitchen
set, three sets of copper
bottomed pots and pans, a
bedSpread, two cookbooks
and a clock.
We drove to Atlantic City
and we were unpacking. The
lady said: Happy is the
bride the sun shines on"
YES" I said sadly, until
she finds that the bottle of
gin we packed with her sum-
mer clothes had a loose cap"
Once, as I said, / was a
June bridegroom.
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jim BISHOP
NostoIeic Picture
Of June Wedding

Once I was a June BRIDE
groom. It was only q century
or two ago, but seems like
yesterday.
That, my friends, was a
gathering Of the clan. No
bombs. No pistols. Just q few
polite invitations to meet out
in the alley. The men from
opposite sides Of the family
stepped around each other
stiff Legged, like bristling
dogs.
It started out as a sunny
day. st. Johns Church looked
as it always had, a big pile Of
gray stone put together like
old headstones. At the proper
time, the organist began to
play Here Comes the Bride"
and, as she came up the aisle
on her fathers arm, a vision
of twanging nerves, I came
out Of the sacristy with John
Dundas, the best man. He
looked good in his rented cut
away, like an unfrocked floor
walker. My skin was gray,
my expression was Mortified,
and I looked like q dead
gangster.
The bride, easily the pretti-
est person in the country, got
to the altar and genuflected
with her father. At this point,
he was supposed to place her
hand in mine. He had y
minor problem. He couldn't
get UP off the knee. Joe Nc
Nally, up in the choir loft,
ran through two choruses Of
"Oh Promise Me" before the
aisle was cleared.
Patty Sullivan. past exalted
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ruler of Elks I'll, whispered:
Funny. he never had that
problem in o crap game"
Father Flynn was ready and
he whispered for US not to
be nervous. but he began to
do a little shaking too. Grace
Corrigan, the bridesmaid. was
in a little involuntary hula
of her own.
TIE CEREMONY didn't
take long. and the bridal
party stepped out Of the
church in time to be hit by
rice.
All Of us got in rented Cad
illacs for the mad ride. at
is miles an hour. to the Elks
Club. The drivers took the
bridal party on a tour OF
the city so that the guests
could get to the reception
first. The older folks got the
best seats and hit the booze
hard. My side Of the family
figured it was outnumbered
3 to l, so we started no
trouble. Just drank, and
glared.
All the beer drinkers were
on scotch. Some old guy re-
cited a poem and someone
else sang a song. Everybody
began to dance and the
Bishops and the McCarthys
and the McSwiggens and
Tiers mixed it up with the
Cummings and the McHughs
and Stones and Corrigans.
For a time, it looked as
though peace was breaking
out.
However, everyone knew
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
RANNOCKRITRN

BANNOCKBURN
Immediate possession of this s.
bedrm. rambler w/mammoth walk
out rec. rm.. kit. w/table space
on q nice corner lot.
BETHESDA-Centrally air cond. =,
immaculate home with WV. car
peting, splendid kit, 4 bedrms. =,
ga baths, lge. deep lot.
BETHESDA-Accessible to every
thing. Charming 2-bedrm CENTER
hall rambler w/view. Priced at
SIT, 500 for quick sale. Can be
purchased FILA.
HILLMEAD-Dignified 8-bedroom
and den spltt-level. scr, porch off
din. rm. and kit. looks into pleas
ant garden. Excellent area, in
the EOS.
WILSON LANE AREA-Harmonious
contemporary rambler with 3 bed
rooms and room for / more, ga
baths, jalousied porch, and garage.
Low, low 30s.
RIVER RID. Authorizations to
person who needs this 4-bedroom
rambler w/lge. rec. rnl., designed
for semi-inValid has ramp for
wheel chair. In the 30s.
MASS AVE. WESTwOoD-4 and
3 bedrm. Colonials in this area,
walking distance to clubs, schools
and shopping. Centrally air cond.
Discriminating buyers must see
these. In the 40s.
TULIP HILL-One Of the most
graceful contemporary homes in
this fashionable neighborhood, 8
lge; bedrms.,. inspiring library,
maids rm., bath, rec. rm. and
garage on lower level. In the sos.
KENWOOD-A refined neighbour
hood for fine people. bedrms.,
luxurious center-hall Colonial,
family sized kit. w/firepl., distin-
guished library, scr. porch OPEN
ing onto picturebook garden. patio,
gear garage, maids rm., rec. rm.
w/firepl.
KENWOOD AREA-Centrally air.
cond. Williamsburg center-hall
Colonial WIS bedrms., endowed
with many built-in features, func-
tional library. patio opening to pvt.
fenced yard with towering trees.
CALL OUR OFFICE TODAY
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HOUSES uNEuRN. 10 REM

ABSOLUTELY LUXURIOUS, Arl.-
Larger home, exclusive area. 3
bedrmS., each full bath, liv. rm.,
firepl., lge. din. rm., library,
bath, huge kit, eating area, porch,
2-car gar, magnificent grounds
JANET GREEN REALTY, 52S-7O5O
ALEX.-3-bedrm Cape Cod. Com
pletely redec., scr. por., Ice. yard,
conv. Pentagon, bus, stores, paro-
chial and public schools. Ma. s.
1921 weekdays; KE. S-6261 sat-.
Sun ewes
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N,E,

BY 0WNER-Detached. immaculate
brick. 3 b.r.. 212 baths. lge. mani
cured lot. Fruit trees. dream kitch-
en-, lge. partly finished bsmt., fine
conv. neighborhood. Financing to
suit. Open. 17OS Buchanan st.
ne, LA. 6-611S
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT
REAL ESTATE SALE or ExcH,

WANTED-Small apt. building. du-
pick house or rooming house ex-
change part cash with Is acres
land. Southern Maryland. As
minutes Washington. Box ALL.
Star
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FALLS CHURCH-McLEAN = Split
level, 3 bedrms., 2 baths. rec. rm.,
den. All equipped. Lovely grounds.
1-year lease from Sept. $500.
JE. 2-92S5.
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COOP APIS. FOR SALE
OvERLoOKING BEAuTIPu

The MISREPRESENTATION CO.
OP apt, spacious rms. and
closets. = bedrms.. liv. rm.. solari-
UNI. foyer. hall. bath. dinette and
kit. AIR-COND. FE. $3.50 be-
tween 9 am. and 9 pm.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS to every
thing. Charming 2-bedrm center
hall rambler w/view. Priced at
S17,500 for quick sale. Can be
purchased FILA.
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Charming 3-bedroom, 2-bath CO.
lonial home. LiV. rm. with firepl.
din. nm, kit, paneled library
GEORGETOWN garden. OWNER, 229-
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Swimming pool. too! 5-bedrm. de
and dining rms den rec nm
screened porch. vall-to-wau car
pet and drapeS. By appointment
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Evening star., 1962-01-18
KennedySees
Demand for
u. S. Action
By the Associated Press

"A strong demand for Fed
eral action in numerous areas"
was demonstrated at a series Of
White House regional confer
ences last November, says a re-
port released by President Ken
nedy.
The conferences showed "the
American people were far from
satisfied with the status quo,"
continued the report, issued
yesterday.
The magaZine-Sized report,
prepared on slick paper, was
printed at the Government
Printing Office. The regional
conferences have been asSailed
generally by Republicans as de-
signed primarily to spread
propaganda for Kennedy pro-
grams.
Cabinet members and top
Government officials appeared
at the conferences. They werr
open to the public and to State
and local officials.
The report said that as a re-
suit of the conferences there
was an increase in public un-
derstanding of domestic poll
cies and programs. At the
same time, it said, ideas were
stimulated for ways to make
the policies and programs meet
the desires of the people more
clearly.