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ces, and who were selected by a President who held tremendous military responsibilities before entering politics.
The average member of Con-, gress is reluctant to place h is judgement against that of a top military leader, or the civilian head of a military department, on a question concerning which the latter officials have specialized, and have secret knowledge.
That is why it is as disturbing and confusing to a Congressman as to any other citizen to read apparently conflicting statements, from high levels of defense policy as to whether our research is up to par, whether we have enough bombers or guided missies, o r whether we are holding our own in relationship to the S.oviet Union.
DEEDS RECORDED
From Charles J. 5. Ryley to C. Reid Thomas, Tract #1 containing 241.0 acres more or less, and Tract #2 containing 58.5 acres in Wakefield District. Deed.
From Archie Lee Rutherford et al to Morrell Magarity and Jewelle Magarity, 32.70 acres' more or less in Stonewall District. Deed.
From Joseph S. Hitt to Floyd B. Hitt 6 acres more or less in Jackson District. Deed.
From Thomas E. Jordan et al to Margaret Smith Jordan Jackson 91/100 acres, more or less, lot near Flint Hill, in Wakefield District. Deed.
From William J. Rutherford to Archie * Lee Rutherford et al 97 acres more or less in Jackson District. Deed.
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