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Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-08-27
By HERMAN N. BUNDEsEN, MD.

MOST people think Of cod-liver
oil simply as source of vitamins
A and d. Doctors, however, know
1t also as a potent healing agent,
especially for burns or infected
wounds.
Mindful Of this healing property
OF cod-liver oil, Drs. Earl E. Ewert
and Howard A. Hoffman of Boston
tried putting cod-liver oil into the
bladder in an effort to clear up a
number Of different bladder dis
orders. Results were good, particu-
larly in some ailments which here
tofore had stubbornly refused to
yield to other forms of treatment.
Five Of the patients thus treated
had a disorder known as leuko-
plakia.
White Hard Patches
In this condition, white hard
patches form on the lining MEM
brane of the bladder. The symp-
toms improved within 4S hours
after the first treatment with the
coG-liver oil and examination made
every 3 months showed that there
was a definite decrease in the num-
Der and size of the white patches.
Seven of the patients were suf-
fering from a tuberculous infec-
ton in the bladder which had fol-
lowed tuberculosis of the kidneys
or other parts of the urinary
tract. Cod-liver oil in these cases
brought about n gradual disap-
pearance of the bladder symptoms,
after the chief focus of tubercu-
lous infection has been cleared up
in other ways.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-08-27

BUMPER GRAIN CROPS in the United States have
enabling Agriculture Secretary Clinton
wheat
bushels previously committed and causing
ceilings
northwest fourth higher
States Department of Agriculture shows
major shortage of
huge mounds outside elevators internationally
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-11-07

Pfc. Walter F. Georg has received
honorable discharge from Fort
ade and has returned to his home
Accident. He was in service almost
10 years and was overseas in the
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-11-07
Classified Advertisements


FOR SALE new Champion
Power one-row potato diggers, at
reduced price Arthur Savage Garage,
Oakland ADV. 37-3t.
WANTED TO BUY-Old L. s.
stamps on or off envelopes. Stamp
collections, accommodations, lots, etc.
Write Paul P. Glenn, star route, Oak
land, Md.-Adv. 374t*
WANTED-Dressed Hogs Apply
Warnick's Meat Market, Second
street Oakland.-Adv. 37-tf.
FOR SALE-Three large steam
radiators James B. Nally, Oakland
Md.-Adv. 81
FOR SALE-35 Caterpillar tractor
and blade, In first class condition.
Roy Flint. Aurora, W. Va.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-11-07
With Our Men
In The Service

vt. Winston W. leets, AAF, COM
ted his basic training at San An
10, Texas, and was transferred to
Hry Field, at Denver, Colorado, re-
lily. to take a technical course in
Photo Laboratory. Private Teets
a son of Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. TeetS,
Oakland, and enlisted for three
ars in the Army Air Force after
aduating from High school in June
left for Camp Meade, Md, with
'eral of his schoolmates who en-
led at the same time, on June 18th.
Technician Fourth Grade Paul X.
upper, Oakland, was given final
charge from military service from
Separation Station at Fort Sill
lahoma, on October 27.
-
SGT. Paul R. Gilbert, with an army
force fighter squadron in the Pa
lie area, is enroute to his home, ac-
ding to his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. Gilbert, Gormania. He left
,rea about the middle of October.
promotion to sergeant was effec-
e several months ago. Sgt. Gilbert
been in service nineteen months
Among the soldiers of this area re-
wing honorable discharge at Fort
orge G. Meade are Pfc Milford A.
lend, Deer Park; Pfc. Walter f.
org, Accident; Pfc Oliver r. Smith,
.er Park; Pfc. Raymond f. Smith,
iendsville; Pvt. Paul J. Thomas,
kland; Sgt. Charles G. Wotring,
ltton; Cpl. Earle D. Harvey. Kitz-
Her; T/5 Randall C, Miller, Oak
nd.
Cpl. Gerald Harvey, son of Mr.. and
rs. Arthur Harvey, of kitzmiller,
rived home on Tuesday after having
en- overseas in the South Pacific
ga for ten months He has been in
:vice for 10 months and is now on
'minal leave.
Pfc. Walter F. Georg has received
honorable discharge from Fort
Evening star., 1946-06-24
HELP DOMESTIC.

CHHDREN'S NURSE, thoroughly experi-
snsed; a1 soy oyer Il; live out: city references.
COOK for Southampton, L. Also maid
$40 week each; private bath and sitting
Two other servants July and August In
ie5vieR io am. Washnston. Call Ho. ooos from
cooK sh;x.. for apt: full day. eve every
other Sunday of: experienced city ref
sHnE s5ensss 7 required 8 II de2;t ao; 5s4s; ,,, s,
Spring suburb: live in or out: references
and health card $50 week. sH. 340s.
feas!f Stations assaseFSstass "slt Ma
coSk saiil SCI se"ps GEiSGs asHs i Tor
sGRs e-say sa se6 Sss6 settled ssber
GelENERAL HopsEWoRKER. no cooking:
5h days week: good salary. GE $500.
SHwcSok SS'I,s ssn1 ie5 ss, rs sduIts
ss;s;snt Home vssf: As q SIS. 7iOi 1qti
HsfsarES nssss sso1 E IN SD to care for
37-R, Star e4s
LIGHT HoUsEwoRK, part time, IL to 8,
Monday through Friday, S13 week. Cali
aAD IA S4sS WARTEn: ME- p@ stsady work. room,nx
SopS $iEE soIs!sd s.esrisesss ss a seEa
PHARMACY. 34Ol 18th NV.
WOMAN. settled. general housework and
care OF 2 children. LU $3.50, -s6
WOMAN. 35 to- 50, refined: to act as com
panion and housekeeper; live In; 5 adults
WOMAN, coiorsd. to 90 with small family
to new summer home, excellent maid
quarters, other help employed, good sal
2 SISTERS or FRiENDs. cook 9ei' and isSn-
dress; months at Southampton: $50
each Der week; 2 other servants. 8 adults
in family Box 905-D. Star "a
Evening star., 1946-06-24
with household
md UA GAG GECu

stock keepers; i'm
Apply employment Of
)WARD g. LOTHROP,
Evening star., 1946-06-24
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

COLLEGE GRADUATE, B. s. in Ed; some
knowledge Of typing: available until AUGUST
DREsSMAKiNG. design. remod., aitera-
tons: eve, gowns specialty; reas. MISS
BERT. 1880 Irving NV. Apt. 4. AID. 223S.
EMERGENCY OFFICE HELP, including ex-
pert .ls stensosraphsT,S, typists bo9kkeepsI;
ATssrn MISS nARsETT s4TTo9 PE .rTaS. sa4s.
secretary. CORRESPONDENT. penman; finest
references. P. o. Box 2402, Wash, D. C..
INTELLIGENT YOUNG WOMAN wants
writing job. creative; news; promotionaE
research; B; A. degree, experienced; no
best ofIer' Write M.s.o.. 1884 Gunston.
MD. UNIVERSITY GRAD, B. 8. degree in
bacteriology. desires position in industry
or held where knowledge can be applied,
Oil Van Buren, st. NV. 24s
NURSE. colored. practical. experienced:
best references; available case of any
kind; or 10 hr. duty: Call CO. 1861.
NURSE, practical, with hospital expert.
snce; en- M available for psrmansnt men employmsnt
fnoxledls q boosfsepns eAsaif and typinas. siDa:
young lady: colored. desires permanent 20.
sitien. Call MISS CARTER, AID. $3.50. Ms
RESEARCH Or EDITORIAL assistant.
graduate, degree In history and economies
from Radcliffe; reading knowledge French
ana German; experience both in and out
XXX saaa svss
1sT Meek and as1its prefer
CONTINUED on Next PsgsJ
Evening star., 1946-06-24
HELP WOMEN.

ADVERTISING cory WRITER with de-
partment store experience preferably;. ade-
sgss isss TSs9f Sah a.
zkFfRAr1oN zzEfaRS III ans %oMxS r. experienced on
need @ spply snn iass No
asS ss%sSD e. hisd Co. 's5s rs asGI
ASSISTANT for general ofice work. yoSn.
one who is 9 good penman: hrst class
sSs sSSss.1t!sR Paw. top ;sts:I'
dept. unusual OPPORTUNITY for advance.
sEzsT 9MTzz Sp la asxoHs a e. an and tE5si:aess
fS, SS is STsss MI;
Ing to be trained to buy and manase x the
shop; excellent salary and bonus for right
HSSsNssiisriANT " BUYERS for various depart. s1
store or speciaity shop ' sxperiencee insni ana
ssss : sl 1iss sRR1E 81
ssa.sa. lERea sas.sas ,ssq,
s9saas oes %ss' 6Dgs III 9Rss9 sRa Brill
AvIArieN VIZ + 81 hiH ioHHeAN1zAr1oN. w.shinasor hint
sssretsly: 57:hosr Week; smsh once. as. IA.
IaVnAA 1AeSo 0tok:s CoHBeulAA ,WUIkln8 con.
dttions; excellent, opportunity for alert
cEsxsRRs2eai:rt. 2ea for dr., ss.n ss.
sSmsa e store elsli. spd % m.1sssTs, sss. saS ss.
Rs{E: Ps{x.sn weeks, se paid Leave yearly. Agpls Agpls
STORES. 3427 14th st. NV, or cali CO
l iGs ssRIeifiNasiJns NsJkAscr ono. desire.
Girl for claim department; GOOD salary and
Cail RE. 36i2 from o to s. @Sz
nEAUIlCIAN. all-around expert operator
THE sTATIER HOTEL, -26J
1EAUTICIAN, experienced, managins
ability; $65 per week: future opportuni-
ties ahead. Call UN. 1920. -27
RAYS BEAUTY sALoN. 14th and Thomas
:omm. MaDisoH BsA1TrTfYs' 1rfs'' sALoN, sIs s5os sos
Colorado ave: (On 18th and Kennedy 26s
nEAUTICIAN, experienced. part or full
time; air-conditioned, old-established sa-
lon: good guarantee and commission; op.
portunity for able OPERATOR. can carr
5000 TO $4,000 per ". call EN-. 1864
iS iSStAUTISai4S; a I, !; ,pn , or part time: s:a.,
BEAUTY OPERATOR, $50 per week and
s; e;SmmlsssitsSan; lsisaa;.9 5A days; no nisht work;
permanent position. ALBA BEAUTY
SALON. Silver Sprink. Nd. SH. 2OOI eve.
nings. and Sundays SH. S071, -
Evening star., 1946-06-24
AElP WoAAEN-

TYPIST - Life insurance once, somS
MS HIIk s9o woodward Building. @ss
experience not necessary. pleasant work in
agreeable surroundings, 5-day. 37h hour
xssll Essk Salary. Salary. sl20 per month. Box
IYPisT CLERK. experienced ornce work:
e., sr, 70 to As years age, old-established
start; % prompt % advancement: ag Per exeeileha keel n
,TSSIsins ,Sa 6. conditions. good future. Boz
TYPIsT-PBx OPERATOR. larg. newspaper
and relieve on small PBx 4 SosGS sGSa honrs soHls.
to TO Dm sstpFssY 81 spnssS SEWs
4Phk HFfE 1872 81 M
PIX experience: excellent salary. Reply,
de.rss ass noa a9s and SAL
cellent opportunity. permanent position.
pleasant Pleas sslsTy right for
$40. e. M tips Saaa s41 4o16 s. ssth ST. Arlington.
Wantes ssr n1ss sr,
shift; hours, 1890 am. to 3 pm. and S
RorrI t. sTARnR APSgSh PIX aae sts once s
pm; full time, IL am. to Z pm: good
afIfFF sgs s1ess1fn's sass aseas.
ss:;S SAs's to gS
assaiss 7 t. sass n 'sE s
WOMEN to sew awnings. must be expert
!oSs e. H. sURTSs aS9s ess s5s. SssRinens
WOMEN, e5 to s5. as investigators for
necessary: must be frse to travel: pleasant ss
working conditions. Apply in person, Room
523, Star Bldg, 18th and Pa. ave. NV.
WOMEN for part-time and full-time work,
cigar and cosmetic depts: experience not
1sS, n1sseSs,sssry INVESTMENT PHARMACY,
.S: 5ssa ssss; at n ss
during the first year: @ excellent erfas oppertns
pleasant, working conditions. STEADY en-
at one Of our employment ofiees, Sa7 18Th 18th
RpH5sE asss : ARE sis51R5.
E9rk: e.typing .typing ability; 5h-day wk. Cali
YOUNG WOMAN to make outsid. contacts;
oss ssf ash hsn,nEE hool EANsSTRoH APDiy E i
sEkv1cE SEW e. ssR SFffcEinfonmstion fts nx cissk.
white, between 80 and 40 years of aee.
s.fardtsatiqn .Eards1 p., has tS $50 daily: ts
appointment call MR.. GUTHRIE or MR..
aEsIs:ad s aa.,sn ss s
sppsintmsnt siI ns call Di. 1900. Ext. ass. s.
AANN 9ONS: "a
Evening star., 1946-06-24
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, expert, books started, kept,
4:a. msPfhK sa s5e4 sefS5ss Ss
services: aii records financial statemsnts.
1885 sesTs Gaa .ap.r
enced, some ofdce managing exper., some
steady. sober; dsaTss position in Nor'na or near
1eSM SsaFrsmas. ssas .v,.bl. Fl.
sqiy spiy for residential work. Box 1oS,R'
sTMDMG Ia{a1 IS. suf1 T ,s nov yith large sorpo
Excel ehaSsctsr and habits; s'' Al snslefsr refsr:
saiss cfxss ss1 AS6 1SSE wAxc ssis floors. sss as.
pooling rugs and furniture; specialize in
III SarF ssisi:a 81 igasaas. work. ssas
KXSsV.fa sn ss5s sha5fs GfFI,cLkg: sa57
desires adm or sales position aosfs sfsh vide vide
phsss. , PfIatins: oaset: pub. Work. tP' mosi s.
SGEf & Fazz fsE s.: s:r ts
a Rh to @h
fhsazs aIeM s6aooI So l GkAptzrE desirous of
se2E fGs ssfs general 0s or
hzGsbR1 ilsss sf%H0yaasSs y%ascHRRS. RS. ses1 ses
as or supteTinsendsnt: best ssfs ref
], local 8 or Otherwise. pU. s52s, 'sa after va q
dss. ss xFr .oIi %a5,a m ss .; ss
siee sroesdure: 50 hls. ; xeet; aaa e.psp1.. N,sa
IfoGoR STORE MANAGER. salesman. ex.
perienced merchandising, display advertise
Ing: Ing 1e5t Of ssferences: available at
MAN. eolored. wants ehauneur's JOB or
hheouseman; Al references. Box 1o7-R
MANAGER. 15 yrs retail exp. in ladies'.
gear; can take full charge. Box 3s4-M.
MANAGER AND BUYER, ladies' ready-to-
wear, II years experience. knowledge Of
the market and personnel MANAGEMENT.
PANTING coSTR.-pecorating, int, ext.
cail RE1sMAS' III. 17ss; nights. No: s.. s54s:
PHOTOGRAPHER. veteran. 10 years ex.
perience commercial and portrait photos-
Taphy. anp1hhy. yrs, combat phOtosraphy with Air
Corps desires position. Box 425-M' Star.
YOUNG MAN, 20, some experience in fur
house Where he can "a learn learn NOR more fa Of trade. DE-
9pp1,sHnisy %%SINH M.x Box SsI-K; Star, Star, 81
reliable, yrs experience Of auto repair
as mechanics helper with small tools, de-
days, 4S hrs. week; references and a good
worker, DU. o795 after $50 Pm. or
YOUNG MAN, colored, June college grad
uate, intelligent. honest, reliable. desires
pay. Please call TR. 1928. Sunday il
Am. g p m; Monday. 10 a.m.-5 pm. 24s
VETERAN, D. c. native, single, 81, Ii. B..
degree, years banking experience, &
yrs. Army administrative clerical experi-
ence, desires position in which legal train-
ing and banking experinece may best be
intreview at any time week Of June "a.
Box 471-M, Star. 25s
Ave years branch manager local chain
photographic studios; fully capable making
all purchases, experienced in training and
supervising male and female help, age IS,
married, college education, desires regular
selling, managing or purchasing connec.
ton with future; finest local references,
Boz 477-M, Star. 25s
Evening star., 1946-06-24
HELP MEN 8 WOMEN.

CHEF. with tearoom experience. Able to
in. Call SH. 1858 -25
COUPLE. $500: experienced, full charge
of summer residence, Mich; permanent;
consider two girls; also nurse. white. s125:
free TO- travel. some housework. 5-year-eId
boy; interview both positions personally
10 to; II Sunday thlongh wednesd.y.
FOOD CHECKER and cashier; good salary.
meals no SUNDAYS. exp. only: LA SALE
ONCE -26
KITCHEN HELP for Bethesda restaurant.
WI. 2133 between 1 and pm. "a
PUBLICITYI1Uso needs Immediately a
ington. Write Box 4os-M. Star. " SO
SALESMAN Or SALESLADY, for fancy
or ONCE work; experience not essential;
ties: Give self-information. Box 1851,
HELP WANTED for ice cream factory.
Apply Mr Sonntag, CARRY ICE CREAM
COLORED COUPLE wanted, settled pre-
ferred; to live on place in country. Call
Evening star., 1946-06-24

BEAUTY OPERATOR, $50 per week and
r-conditioned shop. congenial atmosphere,
permanent position. ALBA BEAUTY
nings. ana sundays eH. e971. "a
Evening star., 1946-06-24

ABBY RoyAI n map ThG cs9 auafy
sanEsMEN AZ sii en- WANTED to join the saa mos
progressslye os My real estate organization in AM
men to learn tie business and and 'eSa ear,
$4,000 srorg yearly earl while doing SO; Can yol
MR. WARFIEID. 1919 deorsetoSn @ I'd I'd
ss1asssii sShEs&EN@stsady Md work. hour. .aS e,
5 days per week earn from S10O to sis,
2 week; Apply ALL STATE HOME EoU1P
MHMH G2 saso aa4 toM aSsh bsr. st o hand Bu
line: Real proposition for men free, t
Ss4o day Hsds assafed 9ss9 rY row Ss
GO, Boz 5I32; Bennine Station. Wash
a. = ss;sss1. ysss sss,s:sss ssEs s, S
sarnings prsetiealis assured, d i csil w MI
slss sso4 Hshfssa W:sn blvd a. sS
sALEsMAN' with following smons ieea
mediate, permanent .'' POSITION tom fosl 70 s.iea im
Write nast fully. BOZ 1871. Star. goo "a Il
large daily earnings: sell new $3.50 educa
sion; everybody : prospect: nstionsi pub
cRoWELL. "a Commerce ST., Newark. n.
sALEsMEN-veterans preferred. Sewers
OF our young veterans who never sol
hafore Joining this fine organization Is
now earning over 81 900 per month w
have openings ioE two good men. You mus
be oyer rs. willing to work as directed
and have q car. II you feel that you cal
suaalnifgy spangys see .ooq cur vice president. Mr.
Statesmen for mems furnishing store
good pay. chance for advancement; ex
nerienced THE MILLS CO.. 9th and
sALEsMEN-Permanen positions with :,
old established local food manufactures
to call on our retail stores. Good startin
salary. with possibility OF commission
When replying. state age, education. ex
perience and references: Unjust have carl
SSGESMENenf IT you are solid. q zoo,
closer, know your way about Wash. an,
can develop radiation sales from presen
customers, We have the product and con
nections for you to cash IN on your ability
permanent. For appointment, phon
W. s. NJ, On. 1895. "a
Evening star., 1946-06-24

time preferably evenings. Apply by letter
sss haa st. must be fsst
Apply HAjEs, s4s New 05 YORK af'sHeemsns ave. nW
GROCERY BUYER AND MANAGER for
self-seryice supermarket, one to take COM
plete charge Of buying and setting up Of
s sass :Ss pfsDstasn's sEs and sSt
s to S0rnns pm sTHn sfndiSas oo
Ao2EL 'SfS fPnH eLEKk exp.r.ne. unnec.
soSs islass ss ss St. job sss
us 70 ..ssutr. Be sssy bdy,Fsas ySsss in wls
1NGToN, 18TH and Pa. ave. NV. 81
atougsEMAN;s Ito.gI col0rsd, an; to is:so pm.
nssSslss AogM wHsHfNePoh aHsaifkssPea am to g5 g
ITALIAN f;m. TIhGHER: AZ must be native par.
JANfToR $50: s e e1derls. - n;E settled, thor
Sss hsss hseed boiler ma9 small
yEwELRY ENGRAvERs, immediate open
'Sfs A2s'z ss'is5sRf sss ssS go
JEWELER wANTED-s.eady position mIs With
sSes HpDl; fSs 1q ifsEsi e. 81
lEWEhhRY SALESMAN, experienced; G7 ex.
cellent salary: pleasant working condi-
tiens Mrite Write Box 55,R; Star.
IBM eouipment only, for payroll work II
iaSsss Sat s1nn5pans 5M,sdsay 44heur week
giving age, education, experience ant
sSsaR sIaslRs staF soT soon you can start Boz
KITCHENMAN-PoRTER, sober. white
t1Smlhs rSSm opt11nai; i. kSSo S30 week to start
LABORATORY TECHNICIAN, medical, 10,
regular employment. Alexandra Hospital
Good salary, living quarters furnished
psrienced on all machines. Apply c. M
sHEpHERp CO.. 164l Ft. Meyer drive
MAIhTENANCEMAN for apartment house;
ment, plumbing. heating, electrical Re.
pairs and painting; general sil-arount
man wanted, who can drive q car, Apply
U person, 1880 Wisconsin ave. NV -2z
IAN, coiored, who has knowledge Of In.
terror and exterior painting and decorat-
ing, to estimate and supervise Jobs; with
ear preferable; good pay. Du. 1927. -2z
Evening star., 1946-06-24

H2 HfaFAoNE sth ofRfRATok fRf f.. iu
HoTEG aR' oss s4oS
TffHFaoNh MHHftiaao sfh dofnkRAroRs, e.p.r,encsS-
ID to spproxima.ely $50 ior . nve:dey
Gsnes
lensths q tours. which warrant yoQI
" ~ ,sR SRs St. Of nv. our 1859 sgP0snsns s 'ss:
s.'PPes2Ffos PeFo8as assn fRREea6aE RRa 6aE esaazsAfhAk'
enced in popular brand merchandise
snd aoeT RecAP AR1 Co. m oss
TOILET GOODS DEMONSTRATORS, i'm
sa'sss smeisGsRf
TYP1sTs. sp 4 $50 asy am. to 4:1s p.m., sd 5 a.,
ss:,sisn3:; pIs.:sns ss!s,n&s $50 sonaislens:n insP sp
ftRe1Y ss5 aSss e. &c. 7Ss 81
TYPPIsT. inSP Is nsi 70 80: immediate. opening: .x.
rate tspis @ position s' ana Ps IssO seoa
asz Rs1ssRs ssr2 aH
ITT33NAL T33l INSURANCE Co. 400 woodsSSsrd
i
manent position. Call MISS ALEXANDER
IA. IA. s223o. between s and g. Sunday
II TT11iiiasST-G;LERK. experienced; perm.nen,
i ssPRSIs sSsS ! tEiATioSAI ESQ s. coNpSs4. S Jsss is
1ssP 1TsSsPP1sIsp q. on. for collection desk and
one for record files and attention ia
switchboard; small organiSattcn with ex-
cellent once surrcundinss: 6-day wk, va
Monday or Tuesday. s to IL, MR. KAT
ING, 2016 West Virginia ave. ne. FIR.
TYPIST-Knowledse Of clerical work; g.
day week: old-established mortgage loan
ooTSSSsInizatien; oSSI sonysnisnt location. ma
TYPI6T with knowledge Of bookkeeping;
Will also train high school graduate; posi-
tion offers exceliest OPPORTUNITY for I'D.
conditioned once: b-dsy. 4o-ho9r week
and T sts. NV. -27
TYPIST for patent Law firm. b-day week
excellent salary and advancement for con.
scisntlDus Eirl interested IN perm.nsnt
IYiIsT: also seneral once work, no diets.
tion; $40 q week. Phone Republic 1896
or Emerson 4799 After once hours. I'D
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1946-02-01
Power Lobby


ness and maintain their monopolies
But California and Eastern interests
are also jealous of the low power
rates of the Northwest and the con
sequent gravitation of industries to
Oregon and Washington. Boulder
dam and Shasta cannot equal the
Bonneville and Grand Coulee rates
the lowest in the world
The $3.50 per kilowatt year rate
was evolved by J. D. Ross when he
was administrator of Bonneville, and
is adequate. There is no reason for
raising it other than for the benefit
of private companies and other parts
of the nation which are not so favor
ably situated. Under that rate Bon
neville and Grand Coulee have proved
not only practicable but profitable
maintain themselves, pay their amor
tization obligations, meet all expenses
and make sufficient profit to keep on
growing.
Cheap public power is the one adj
vantage which the Northwest holds
over other parts of the nation We
have 40 per cent of the nations hydro
electric capacity. It's continued pos
session is matter of life and death
to the Northwest 1t should not be
taken from us to fatten Eastern para
sites. We will keep it and grow, or
lose it and stagnate.-(Capita Press.)
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1946-02-01
Campaign vs.
Continued from Page One)

Continued from rage OneD
to the amount of business it trans
acted in order to obtain the smallest
possible bond covering it's operations.
On Point No. 1 the commission has
been making slow Roadway. Under
the Minnesota coop law, GTA claims
exemption from the ban on joint sell
er-buyer operations and this stand has
been upheld by various Minnesota at
torneys general. Unable to shake
this defense, Independent grain COM
panies, intervening in the case in an
effort to bring GTA cropper, now
have come up with the argument that
GTA is not true cooperative, hence
presumably is not entitled to any i'm
munities co-ops may enjoy under the
state laws. Is GTA a Coop?
In currently buying over rs per cent
of the grain consigned to it, say the
Independents, GTA is not functioning
as a true cooperative. AS farm
marketing coop, GTA's primary func-
ton presumably would be to act as
sales agent for its members. In an
swer to this GTA could attribute its
heavy buying to the large crop and
to ceiling. prices which level out
prices to all classes of buyers. With
it's profits" "a word usually not ac-
ceptable to co-ops) limited by cell
ings, GTA implied that it had to make
money for members when and where
it could-even if this involved dealing
on the open market.
To charge No 2-That of obtain
ing a smaller bond than its opera
lions warranted-GTA replied that in
applying for bond it had merely fol-
lowed practices common to all grain
commission merchants. In this con-
nection, GTA made one telling point
the coop was the only commission
merchant whose books had been
checked.
GTA will now have respite in
which to prepare briefs before the
hearings open again in March.