davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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PERSONAL.

BALLRo0M, private dining room, and
SPECIAL msetns rooms oSG,rs now svs,hn,s tor
psrtl.s ps aerOss Or organisstion functions, KEN:
MORE NOR II HOTEL. 2loS 18th St NV Du.
kALoRAMA Vcrso,NvALEscENr hom. for
ambulatory convalescents. Pvt, .sernipyt.
day and nisht. Supervised diet. Pc.
HAWAII BOUND, care for children. aged
or invalid. RA. 3b42, eve. and Sun.
Two TSSo, Yi1oUNG VETS want any type Jobs,
Reasonable rates. FR. $3.50 anytime, ..
HILLCREsT REST HOME A Colonial
erntzed. Located in the heart Of shen-
andoah Valley at Winchester. Va; cool
spacious. pvt. and semipvt. rms, bssut.
Licensed phy:icians on eali. Rsas rata.
For information, call TW. e6s4 or sH.
wv NV Ap' sses Your sS, son N is real sick
from worry and looks for YOU every day.
9sSfS ToHSe an cofFnr 81 sesi s.h after e child
wishes position as caretaker, or caring
for children in exchange for living guar.
M CABINET sAIgs , zsssstns; .snslsNn:a
aqysr. a9ss Hours 10 am. to 10 Pm -aL' Oh
ouiNScg ORCHARD MANOR. exclusive
ton l. sbon. Wssh,ssten7 ntoIs
MoTRRRss, NO. board your Infant; and babies
BY month rs.s Ana sS sss sos
iass'f0 REsf OR sItpY nse ln tn. quiet .tmesph.s.
81 rsedereesbars ssar nHa N open for sSest. 81 from
shsnses; s esIi & Wo. ssss between 81
SoUSG Man; eollsss sssata ks7Powlsssf, s72 e
ssh meth ntis,sF Sas 9isb aiisos'sss s.r arm or
sifa cesmstttss. Wi lsass .aisa ,p.s: @ e /.
Assaas en- q sass: n asf
ssSs fd deodsFEYgs5iplA Iig5 N ta asasa ,s.ss. R
ss:a.s sss sss .4s:sssss.s' sS.ssss lsssj
s,s stoups us sei Soys Sshssd sd sss Ssns o
aay fsls nsIsd 1sanIsdP ypss Sssra'sh' asa
soa ads's1y ayt.s S'is't e 'pa e eaoy On sss
1sSaMzS.sT ways ss.,.,s &; :s.nsss .a .ss
qss E2zf s0qi SlAb1Y II 1sYf'ees:tD eSfD Psio
Prompt service on dental plate, .rspsiES
sos 14th 81, NV 14th and r. Ma, O719.
ALTERATIONS on all ladies' ssrmantsi
31O8 14th st. NV, CO. 222l.
FEEL BETTER after hrst treatment or ne
fee. Relief from pains and aches due 70
week heart. asthma. rheumatism, arthritis.
nervousness, piles. colds, flu or other all
ments. Also relief from aching, swollen
feet. Men and women young and old, can
beneit. Lady naturopath, 20 years ex-
perience SH. 26sb.
PIANO TUNER, WASHINGTON and suburbs.
within . radius of so miles, Repairs, re.
felting. etc. VICTOR GEORGE, oV. 4s27
LADIES: REDUCE. relax. reiuvenate the
easy Stauier way. You owe It to yourself
and family to be always at your slim and
sparkling best. 80 minutes In tims 4
little over 81 per treatment. Lose inches
and pounds. Take our free trial treat
mensS oR G "a 2as ttso esa'd a2 sss
willow LAWN SCHOOL has several
immediate vacancies, year around board
ing and day care. limited transp ia. 53e3,
equipment made to your sppecc:inesttons' I'm.
FLEMING, Contractor, Ii 32SQ. s.
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MOTOR TRAvEl.

LEAVING early Thurs morning for Sioux
City, Iowa. returning June Goth. Room
for 3. GE O6S2. So
ride to Muscatine, Ottumwa or Des
Moines. Iowa. last week June or early
July. Share expenses; ref. RA. 1904.
RIDE to any point In Iowa or chicsse
wanted by . alter June 10, share, Pox
IT9Ix. irsViNs. Star; WASHINGTON suns., morn.
fng for Durham and Raleigh. N, c.. re-
turning Monday night. Take Q people.
DRIVING To SAN FRANCISCO. June IL,
desire one or two good women drivers
or couple to share expenses and drtvins.
New Nash sedan Call WA. 090o. IS
YOUNG VETERAN, driving, new car Y
psssenrers. W Va. ssbGo. Fn. sss. o.
LEAVING FOR COLUMBUS, Ohio, Mon.
day: new Buick; accommodate two people
with reference. Call pU. s5l0.
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aTuATlpty MEh. ]

Mc6TMrA 4 oqss ...sdEs s..
sos aeoousHN sHfss sfrSRNT sfrfSSqsss vth 1R tysn. s
ne 'os os .Ts as sss cal si's w. os
ADVERTISING - Promotion, exploitation.
Married; snu available June -; $4,000. BOX
AIRCRAFT IF EQUIPMENT OFFICER. thor.
airfrsne, ensins parts and instruments,
AUTo Ui 81 Parts MAN. vet. with family. de-
sires connection with local auto Arm, retail
op.H or wholesale; 20 yrs exper'; refs. IL
BsRsfcKLAYER wants small contract work.
nI mates y; >, LAxToN,, TR. $500, .-,s. ms
good steady job. Phone LU. 2l8s. s.
sslss 81 sSsitioa Win industrial goods s!n'
GoELEaE eST aaiEc' GRADUATE. GSRishlDuArE ss. p.rman.n.
.Sty dssfes lob Ros saaGgsn ss
COLLEGE MEDICAL STUDENT e yrsD
ds.ireV temporary work for summer. Box
COLLEGE STUDENT. color.d. wants sum.
mer job any kind; minimum salary $40
HDERHl Ss nh MhH e ess Mzs Go Tsnts as7. Work
u STHofRntS toffEsHfos o1fesS lsaa
51sn rIsncfs, Sox I'll prsstsr NV apt or Ges
sndad sapiossd dov.nnm.nt. Mn t'I desIrou. e chang.
R!s5s RRxrosfRGeolsss tRfa.rs Box ssss s.E
second S; 12' sps.ks ~ some spahish; hard WORKER,
.: !{as;:: :sS:ss i:s '$: Es:
fXEM FAN WORK WANTED ,, be, 10. strong
j2SITok jf2sSiii S:af 1retireo want. Job in ofnees,
SsslIes Ssshfs ;. es ssis csil
MAN. at present engaged as landscap. and
grading superintendent, desires work At
and asIist issoa. Of WORK Can supply . follow
ing Of laborers; also experiencs o. In. n,
employers BOX lie, Star. -
MAN wants work after .!,',.r9 Or nona sxsh
sfIs'fs sbs ssndy ,dy a'S cH ssSs sSs5
MAN. white. elderly, wants work as watch
,,a, man or othsr iisht ,sgs TeTk formerly u s.
PHRTf1ME FaHileFnf s1af' 'RfskARaca, aa typing tutor
nessman. NO. 960s or Box <4e-c. star
HiMs nlnuts Boz S?sS sooe e !ssaT :sss. % '0''
ton in Clarendon or nearby; thoroughly
trained and sxperisnced; best references,
saH ssaaHoRfHAND REpoRrER and accountant,
10 yrs. Govt. desires posi-. with pvt Arm
or national association Box 1900, Star.
YOUNG MAN, coored, college student,
aged 10, wants full or part time work;
holds d. G. drivers permit. Call NO. 1885.
YOUNG MAN, are 20. interested in learn
ing service station business best refer
ences. Me. 1871. J, H. MOREE II
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HELP poMETic.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., eaper. for
family Of childrsn ana ADULTS; y,,
cent health card necessary; $50 wk.
CGHILDRENs NURSE. .5.4e. white. for 3
months stay in California; willing to do
honsswerk Tor mont, h, before leaving
ADULTS, city references required. Phone
sss s sas Children :: ;s ne se'ts ss.a ,oTsa ss%
xs5h sya elGss' IS, .ns 1S.. full bath good salary
.pndry 1v. in "n1s' 80 to sn'fe Name ier the
snnmsr; excellent salary; refs. required
ooK-G.H.w., live in. beaut. 2nd-n rm.;
no heavy elsanins; fond Of children sss
eonK sna uo,1spxsrpaR We sIas .x,.,,.ro.a S,,,
recent references required: w day week;
sss II s:s ss ss:.!s.s s9':.
ns sss s:ss SDpy ys ssds sos
COUPLE. eeIor.d. husband .na wife; .s
auarssSs M csr scap. In In & syey
on estate; Southern, Va. or Nd couple
pref. state salary; references required,
S iv. in, hqehfi sethesds fins nome, hon e'e TOP wages;
G.H' W; small family, in apt: liv. out;
:seS fsST S's;; w. II! sa 15' e. far
civ. iiv. In; must have experience with
9nnsfn aarsr ana Tece4s
s2S Per VIZ WIZ EN-; 1913. VS.
Immediate departure. returninE after La
Dor Day; private room and BATH family
CIV eoieIsd settled lye IL; light eqeS- eek
Ing; fond OF children GOOD references. WO.
G,Hw. and cook; live in, fre. room and
ssosTd' sooo r.s sTo ssa sssdren; $50 per week CO.
i i9esi /; yefeTsnses live IN; Il. L; 4Iss. 80
nss during .lnoon seE assh clothes sGs
'5e,s so g xases. H .ss Including @ trsnspoTtstion
oe HON fassn bSk III
ley blyd,: at end of o. busline Pheone
8! 2sss.s y 81 s'! as:s
eY2Rf. .xperieneed. care care Of ehild and gen;
fssuns fss! cs OK sfsfsH'' s1s and health
sA :? Rss hS.'iH''s S. IL, n.s s'ts e.
with small shi!a cook, kssp house s,nd, and
tions and good salary; prefer lady so to
az vi RE- ao'P p'n stas Cook .st .an
dry, Bendix; small family; live in, own
room and bath; city refs, OIL. 675e. .
MAID, a soIoTsdn NJ t0f a7ss Ssss.sthoms' Cali 10
Children. n w Cal uN. ses5' -s
NURSEMAID. live In. white or colored
refs. WO. $3.50. after pm. %
WAITRESS MAID in 4 high-class guest
house. Ing N. H. ave. NV. -1o
old baby; days week; recent references.
WOMAN. to do lirht housework in .pbur-
ban area for small family. Box 142,D
WOMAN, white; live in; s.h.v,; Sundays
on; adults in family; modern home.
Room ,t'ai And BOARD to- reliable colop.d
woman for part-tims housswork; good
W AHmf tGf SfyR III! GooD Ss6ty yHo asa asdo small SAL
ary, to middle-aged white. woman to- help
with light housework and children. ia
Will viii GIVE GOOD home and small sal
light housework and care of children.
RHhLIxBIE Hi ABLE WOMAN for rh,w. and d car.
2 children; live in or out; refs, $50
VII WILL GIVE GOOD HOME and salary to
stay nights; one in family; 1925 Maple
s''EEM EMPLo p ss s white. III, ~ sss., j
apd Sat, aaA Sun. dsssyA - ON And heard q
fsshsns e 81 s'E ior shf fsssss
Alter @ pm. ,...sas sAsseassz--1 i. asa
Evening star., 1948-06-05
HELP WQAEN.

It aEY GSH pnssgsa sgsPiss sunS S5srfsSEs isSs
AccuR221TsE YoUSS IxpY for once and
mailing work in advertisins-pr!ntins
Arm: must be good typist, write neat
hand, accurats with figures, write bills,
post purchase invoices. check mailing
lists, operate addressing machine, postage
meter, help In mailing operations; hours.
s:45 to $50; 5-day week: opportunity
for Advancement; pay $40 per week. Box
4a5-C, Star. -6
EXPERIENCED GRILL and fountain sirls.
colored; meals furn., good pay and tips.
HOWARD DRUG STORE, cor. 7th and Fla,
Evening star., 1948-06-05
BUSINESS SERVICES.

TELEPHONE ANSWERING service, auto:
Rsss Wsehev.r soS ar. eas Of yoar Once
sasss handled with intelligence and dts-
cretion: low monthly rate, Room S02,
l424 X st NV, RE. 067R. -
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SITUATIONS poMEsrlc.

EXPERT. coloredi ref; part:tims WORK
GIRL, colored neat and intelltsent, Dc.
sires lisht housework; will consider other
work Ludlow 03S5.
GIRL, colored. wants days work or pars
time in apartment. Call ME. 20o3.
GIRL, colored, desires Job IN dress. shop
or beauty salon as maid; experienced. co.
{ GIRL. i|s.- eeleysd: z.Ss Ssn'' Job /" m'sA::r''
GIkL. eolorsd: Win permit. ,.s zi:s's vers
HousEKEEpERWMoth.r II ssiSs HReea Win Ayr -ol4
daushter seeks live-in position IN mother.
less home or small family; ayailaele July
10; refs. exehanged. Box 410-C, star. D.
hand, desires laundry Work
70 DO at bone; experienced and Ts!isssls.
ssf sssf1Ssp NJ eoSIIoREp GIRL desires ,ss III.
ting with children, one or two svsn!nss
WOMAN. colored. wants general house
work; Eefessncss' sas week Plus earfars.
WOMAN. eelor.d. wishes laundry 70 take
home si.s. r.gss;ns., msn iadiss nsI sso1 family -
WOMAN, colored, renned, wants morning
y.i,s.ss. Ss,f sE '''s1Rss ssa ss7aly in best a'g'
WOMAN, colored, wishes work o 70 ] -
maid; personal references. no. 17e1.
Evening star., 1948-06-05

SITUATIONS WoMkk Cent.
WOMAN, White, refined. take ehafes 81
home in Chevy Chase while owners afe
absent. BOX xo2e, washinston, D. G.
work; experienced In typing and general
ONCE routine: available hours, o.
only, RA. 1885, 81
Evening star., 1948-06-05


PHoToGRAPHERs, expsr; with children
must Hnnr have ave, car. i Apply 624 E ST. NV" 3rd
PaoroGRAPaIo PaS5i peisl pR { m DARKROOM WORKER
wanted. some knowledge of camera nee.
saapa tste paussincat'ons am ana salary wanted Box
PLAsTERERs wanted for work in Airing
n White snG rss shDr'6 "a. TOP PA v'fsf sl79 P.o
fItAsffERERsS, to work in Arlington. Va,
only @ 'Si tor auslified @ ra mechsnies i aI' osas
PLUMBERS AND srEAMFIrTERs. fr..-
aAMMERS saa sase and sas ssss psons os vienna
foRTER. experienced, with refs, only
PREssER, wool and silk, Apply at PARcc
CLEANERS. zoos Eye st. NV. 20
PREssER, wool; good hours and good pay;
T ToWs WSae{n eeN ecouNkY Apply ycGEANRRRs M 45
Commerce lane Bethesda, Nd. OIL 1901
steady work: BELMONT C CLEANERS, iIo7
faEsssIK s W.T. Mxitss b. k9ovlsass m ,, 3t t,s!l9rlns ,s m
ne. m. $3.50. y
bhANp bhsSe GIEAsss5EEs' 81 Ass5S 1901 suitland I'd ss
PREssER, experienced woolsns: expert
WOopo SLcAN6rSc5 1l- SHreVe ST., Falls
PREssERs&Experienced wool pressers ur.
gently needed. caa BENDER warneid
ss5ssER sF,gsssnass FOOD :na
ply JOHNSON CLEANERS. WA. efsi. 10
PRESSER, exper. steady Job for right
man, good hours, good WAGES. GRAY
STONE LAUNDRY, 221s sth st. NV AID.
PREssER. wool. must be experienced: sood
e2iR eRERANrRs ask op.rater asSa e,
PREssERs, wool experienced; steady EN-.
ployment; modern plant. See Mr.. Levin
at OFFICIAL CLEANERS, 1896 Mime
RADIO REFAIR MAN. experienced, to d,
inside and outside service: must have
drivers license; refs. Apply LUBAR, INC.
Rad RADIO s Ii issERRvTicEMAN for. bench vs work
must be experienced IN all makes; good
with pay COLONY RADIO. o1is Ga
ADIo-TELEvISIoN service dispatcher. te
take telephone service calls and dispatch
servicemen. Excellent starting salary te
the. right man. Must have leeible hand.
Our employees know Of this I'd. Write
giving oil details concerning yourself u
Box 27S-Y, Star. -o
Evening star., 1948-06-05

PIANIST and card reader wanted. ppu
PAYRoLL CLERK. accurate with ngurss
ssns hpsysosss ezPR DDS Gen. 1886
MHss3sy TfRsoSSsL e. 'xxss1srAsr and secretary eta
Apply App personnel once. 5th door. GOLDEN.
RsSo PIE oorrRaroR IL cGs hu.s aF !. .uD.r excel
sa' isla5z az ysshRs smR. ssasson
stsEffii sfGfvS 81 as cnfRk ''rsss sesT ns
SCHWARTZ, F ST. 1905 r st. NV. Ash
FL NP Rssk r NJ asaSsFp physesn
eurats typist, white. pleasing personality.
20 to 80 years prefer preferably previous ar msd, O.
sALEsLADY. exp, = in selling ladies
dresses, coats and suits with sroylnE rsps, sps-
sss .s.; s Vi. sts' s .s sa' .sss
aSk s''fs tzbfGs sas'osA sASb
sAaEssPa &c s lss:
lent salary. Also part-time salealadies for
RHseE sasssssSs saop sal5 ss n a ]. a'ar NV AeoSs
sxLEsLAbY. jsvelry, exper.;, excel. oppor;;
tunity for ambitious lady to earn good
money In steady position; no niRhtwork:
,alsyy ,a sna eeHmission, Apply APP Mr.. Jacobs;
sALEsLADIEs. exper. for spertswear; GOOD
opport. for right party; salary 70 start,
S35 plus commission. Apply kLEINs'
sAIEsLaDlfs. JAZZ H. full and part time; expert s
eneed better-type ladys ready toy wear; wear.
lsdy,s dept. THE YOUNG MEMS SHOP
saLEsPERsoN. full time, for . yard goods
shop; salary and commission, 5-day WI.
Apply in person, 3146 NJ st. NV. Is
sAIEsWoMAN. for corset dept expert
% gasshsssas Az AY1, and m.
sALEswoMEN-DEMoNsrRAroRs. lead
ing manufacturer Of hair and scalp prep
aretions has openins. for outsta,nds1s n,,,i,nd
learn art Of demonstrati ,ellins: Salary
n ne earning ming ii 90 Rfiy. Or better need apply.
Tslsphons 81 a.y ss ssnd.5 No sSssszaaEs, Sss4 r., .s
HksES;Ess sAHISkksiEssEps MEL b s'ss:5i sso, A4sSs|ll 4Ssl
s. aeth st.. Shirltngton Business Center,
Va. D
Evening star., 1948-06-05

RETnED MAN. for parts stoekfeem work
Writs. giving experience. ags. salagy DE-
sired. Box 394-C. Star. Is
Evening star., 1948-06-05

VI ING MAN. white. intelligent and in
and % Slipping. capable of assuming re-
@snt: ,Ass, Apply ss COASTAL Sj:A NviATIoN CORE
YouNG MAN for Dental laboratory. oppor-
pnts sH saFh HAPERs pfSssnGss s!b oth e.
YOUNG MAN. now employed, 10 assist
sales manage, evenings; , Keep your Presss4ndI sen
op'istSH Or sbo . W week; car and sales experience
csil in perssn: Tuesday evening june s.
YOUNG MAN, sxper. in .ddres.esraph1
t;05, In Es dEs.rsss H,n9 hp hn'1 ni s s
and previous exper. Box s5s-B' 8 tsT.
YOUNG MAN. under 80. college graduate
division f iSfs of large insurance company; knoWi.
ds' . Of .aa Hs1s Dn hf1sts 4os 's s ss ssfsR
ii YotNG ING MAN over is for pleasant once
hpps t15 DRUG sfoRE Empos s
Ye9t YouxS Gsf NAN who st is Interested In radio
sist in installins television aerials; Is, mHst nlv
be strong and able to lift. COLONY
RADIO, Clip Ga; ave. NV.
chine b:siness. on the Job training; must
es. r ps5ses ps5e sfssl sss ssns p opHsF'
THIS COMPANY would like 70 CONTACT :
young man between the ages OF rs and 30,
sssa Han' m ns n fsssFfp sss pe. ss ' Of Vs sss
seotRssplns se Rsse ay t.esss. Iss sad :est. pss:
Remington slee billing ma .machinsSI Moss1s os
sype. sns He%deHn 81 adains msehines. unless YOU
have the above exper., please 90 not
answer. In your Ieply, siys 81 refs. snd
oPRoRIuSiTY p9f ,riv,ss AcGo0MtrANT ots. .ecre or
tary service In fast-Erowins commercial
oFfIcE OFF WORK handiirnss- correspondenee
| on guns. ammunition. etc; some knowledse
iibrary sstm Is AVAILABLE; % GOOD opportunity for
young man who wants to learn: perma-
nent Job for the right man. Box $3.50,
4 YOUNG. FAsr-GRowNG automobile
ing in its claim dept. for younger man,
age 24-31. to start training 1T once. Ap-
plieants must be ambitious and ready SS
help Give sus,sns details u nrt letter ns1
MINED. fsh sooiPiES1Na for filling station sales
man experience and refs. REQUIRED, 40.
ssoe6 sss slRave iR sisE ssas: Y ~.
RErInEp MAN. for parts stoekfeesn work.
Write. giving experience, $50. salaSy de-
sired. Box 394-c. Star. Is
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1948-03-05

for ERP are also the chi kes
men in the move to foist compulsory
military training on the people of this
country"
A Realistic Substitute Proposal
The witness outlined a substitute
program for ERP which he said was
realistic and less expensive, calling
for S. billion yearly over 10 years
It's main points:
l. A United Nations reconstruction
fund.-, modelled after UNRRA, to put
the industry and agriculture of war
devastated Europe and Asia on self
sustaining basis.
2. Administration of the fund by
the UN instead of by big business,
with contributions made by nations
like the U. S. with appropriate
MEANS" and aid priority going to
those nations, including eastern
Europe, which have suffered most
severely from axis aggression.
3. FOrbidding of political or eco
nomic strings on loans or grants, but
with no funds to be used for arms.
4. Establishment of a world food
granary guaranteeing a price floor to
farmers and encouraging production
to the limit
5. Placing the German Ruhr under
control of the us, Britain, France
and the USSR, using it's resources to
reconstruct Europe and eliminating
the German monopOlies.
While none of the 20 committee
members questioning Wallace ex-
pressed agreement with his ERP
views, Republican members showed
no sign of encouraging Wallace in his
attacks on the Truman administration
and its bipartisan foreign policy.
The third-party candidate drew a
laugh from the committee and crowd
when Rep. Frances Bolton Or, o.
asked him how he would make
approach to Russia. Wallace
replied, with a grim '"There would
have to be some new faces in the
branch of the government,
in the first instance"
Then Rep. Lawrence H. Smith Or,
Wis.,, making glum remarks about
what he thought the U. S. had cal
'eady lost at Yalta," agreed with Wal
ace about face changes.
81 thank you for your support, sir"
said Wallace, smiling broadly, at
which the whole room broke into a
oar of laughter.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1948-03-05
VERNON HOvEM WILL
Make DEMOCRATIC
BID FOR governor

18th Judicial District Judge Vernon
Hoven of Plentywood, will seek the
Democratic nomination for governor
in the July 20 primary election.
Similar intentions were announced
last week by John w. Bonner, former
state attorney general. Art Lamey,
Billings attorney filed for the nomi-
nation several weeks ago.
Educated at Antelope and Montana
university's law school, Hoven was
elected Sheridan county attorney
three times, starting in 1888. He re-
signed in 1898 to accept appointment
as Judge of the 18th judicial district
in Sheridan, Daniels and Roosevelt
counties.
The World war II navy pilot was
president of the State Young Demo
Gratis in 1898.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1948-03-05
Murray Gets Delay
In Hearings On
]. Neils Deal

Washington, D.C.-Meeting here last
week with Lyle F. Watts, chief of
the U. S. Forest Service, Sen. James
E. Murray Cd, Mont.) said he had been
successful in getting assurance that
the terms of the proposed sustained
yield agreement between the Forest
Service and the J. Neils Lumber Com
pany of Libby, Montana, would be
made public as soon as possible and
that instead of the suggested 30-day
notice of hearing he had demanded
and gotten agreement that the hear
ing be delayed for several months so
that all interested persons would have
adequate opportunity to make their
views on the proposed agreement
known to the Forest Service"
Senator Murray said the Forest
Service would have copies of the full
text of the proposed agreement avail
able for public distribution within
three or four weeks and that his office
would also supply copies to anyone
at that time
Congressman Mike Mansfield was
represented at the meeting by his Sec
rotary, ]. j. Sullivan Of Butte.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1948-03-05
$50 Million Natural Gas Couge Exposed
By CIO at Senate Hearings

Claude Draper-have predicted that
increased consumer costs will reach
the $50 million figure if the bill is
passed by congress, Hanscom remind
ed the committee Even supporters
of the bill have admitted that it will
result Gin some increase in consum-
ers bills he said.
Hanscom scoffed at theories that
raising the price of natural gas and
giving loosen rein to the big utility
companies will result in more output
of gas.
I'VE think that the bottleneck to in
creased distribution of natural gas is
the current notorious shortage of
steel pipe" the CLIO official said
And he made clear that raising gas
prices will not mysteriously produce
steel pipe for the transmission lines.
Until steel is made available to
produce pipe, and until pipelines are
laid, rate increases for natural gas
will do nothing to increase produc-
tion," Hanscom predicted.
''The only thing increased rates will
do is to increase the costs to Amer
lean consumers for their consumption
of natural gas"
He said that increasing the steel
industry's capacity, as recommended
by CLIO, is the only way to get mate
rails for additional natural gas pipe
lines.
The Moore-Rizley bill is an amend
ment to the Natural Gas act of 1888,
which permits the federal power com
mission to license monopoly suppliers
and to exercise control over rates.
The act, Hanscom said, has saved
American gas consumers more than
$40 million in rate reductions since
1910, while both the pipeline com
panies and the gas industry have been
allowed fair and substantial profit"
clio News.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1948-03-05

A proposal to gouge $50 million out
of the pocketbooks of American ma
tural gas consumers was roundly as
sailed last week by a CLIO union rep
resentative at senate commerce com
mittee hearings.
The proposal is the Moore-Rizley
bill (HR 405D, already passed by the
house and now the subject of senate
investigation. 1t would soften the
governments control over natural gas
pipelines and over rates charged by
monopoly utility companies.
The complaints came from William
Hanscom, Washington representative
of the CLIO Oil Workers.
Estimates by two federal power
commissioners Leland Odds and
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1948-03-05
Montana Farmers Betrayed By Rep. D'Ewart
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sufficient to pay the excess costs OF
CURED to do so in Reclamation law.
How 1t Works
On the Colorado-Big Thompson di-
version project, for instance, farmers
have undertaken to repay $25,000,00O
of the cost in exchange for irrigation
water This leave $103,OOO,0OO of the
estimated cost to be retired by power
revenues. Bureau of Reclamation
estimates that the irrigation features
are costing approximately $4,000 900
and power features approximately
$48,000,000. Under the old amortiza-
ton plan, power revenues would have
to assume and pay off $55,000,O00 of
the irrigation costs in addition to it's
own actual costs.
In the past, the Bureau of Rec
lamation has credited the interest
paid by the power operation on the
investment in power (the interest on
the $4S,00000 in this case) to retiring
the excess irrigation cost (the $751;
100000 in the example.)
The original Rockwell bill forbade
this. 1t required that the interest go
to the U. S. Treasury and that lower
rates be boosted so they would pay
off the power investment with inter-
est, and retire the $55,000,000 excess
cost for irrigation works, without any
interest application.
When Bureau of Reclamation show
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