Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-03-15
Washington Observations
gy CONGRESSMAN Roy s. Ayrex
LADIES OF The CONGRESS

legislation OF today
The last legislative stronghold
Americana an has been successful
invaded BY Mrs. Hattie Carawzy
Arkansas. She was first appoinfe
to fill an ~unexpired term and the
elected in her OWN right for a m
term of six years
Senator CarzwHy Is chairman &
one committee and a member G
three Others. She Is a faithful xori
er. She Is a firm believer that Il
extreme times extreme measures Al
necessary She Is a strong supporte
of old age pension legislation Sh
urged the amendments 10 the lncom
tax laws so that those in the uppe
brackets cannot continue their 81
called legal evasion
Mrs. Mary Norten- the lady from
New Jersey. is generally referred (.
as the Mayor of Washington. Sh,
is chairman of the District of Coiun
bia Committee and that Is how xh.
gets the title In which there Is raors
truth than fiction
The government OF Washington L
unlike that OF any other city IN ths
world. Ii has the tAree constitution
al branches of government but il.
Legislative branch is the Congress o.
the United States. Its Judicf2
branch is the several federal courts
set up for it by Congress. IFS exeeu
tive branch is headed by three com
missioners appointed BY the Presi
dent and confirmed by the Senate
Congress makes the lass for The
city and apprnpriates money from
the public treasury for its operation
Every bill introduced that has to
do with Washington Is first referred
TO the District OF Column iz Commit
tee. hence the Craftsmanship al that
committee is an important post
which requires a level head and 4
working disposition Mayor Nor
ton possesses both OF these Qz1zIIfa
cations.
When Mrs. Norton is plotting a
bill she holds her own with the hest
of them. That was demonstrated 4
few days ago when she WAS handling
a Capitol city bill A member In
urging some amendment Was quoting
s -. a ~ lIuM MS se.'
A nA1u souiu p
~ 1--nN -
1870. - lnan AprA..
him to get his fists and hit above the
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Always on guaIu Lila thtfr Dehafl-
Mrs. Virginia Ienckes from Indiana
is the real lady farmer OF the House
She owns and operates = large fzrM
in Indiana She took over he active
uleu ItF yeAIs A60s In =
anyone THINKS q ices %
farm problems, Just Ia MIN JACKIE
ner when 2 y 1nc
problems with the AsT1cuitur1a IoM
mitfee or Enen q ~ arguing q
cheaper Ireient rates On akI1caIH
commoaines. before the 1omn