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Evening star., 1949-03-09
HELP MEN

AIRLINE AGENT with airlins o.
Apply between 8 and 4 pm. only,
1929 Eye st. NV.
and busi-
ness bldg: experience with knowl..
sood sood 81 Dayn. po.son T
unusual opportunity for the right
zation. BOX SS-x, Star. ii
ASSISTANT BooKKEEPER, 5-day,
36-hr. week: Decentralization. retire.
ment and disability benefits; ideal
postiGpn sp !sSoo iSr college a student ~ eass
ASSISTANT BUYER for boys cloth
advancement; 20T discount on all
purchases. commission On sales;
Decentralization and other .employe
ssR ssR'ss eer Obj giEsahs 7th ess ssd
AnTo 6 s. BoBY eiD AND FENDER instruc. tD
have good educational baeksround
safI snd p BE- asls ssss 70 tes'hi good di s.liry
AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC - 1st
class; sober and reliable: Excellent
RsoPss1s1s4h sss Eisa' Afro SbRs
WORKS, 1880 H St. ne. Ill
AUTOMOBILE sALEsMAN-Experi.
enced used car salesman. we are
now in our selling season. Apply
the used car manager, HAEDLEY
MOTOR CO., 372o oeorsia ave:
AUTO TRUCK MECHANIC to tax,
charge of feet OF trucks. assist with
sS9 ssJARf i'lsEz 6ExL T4AaSSeAkraaa 4aS9Ak c6
4th st. s.w. 10
BARBER, sats. and part time; comm
hair cutting; boys, men; 5000 80
HU. 702S. MR.. WILLIAMS. --16
BooKKEEPER. ONCE manager. ex.
perienced N rug business sxcsllen,
pGiat'0H Fight man. ml'A Apply lsotb - < RRheIS' I
Island ave. ne, DIENER RUG CO
BooKKEEPER. for part time, fufni
ture store; must be thoroughly exp.
bet bet 1910 1efeqsyrs yrs Of age 9s6x ss.s ss
BOY wanted for dry-cleaning store
high school grAduate, references
25I3 Pa. ave. NV. --l0
BUsBoY DIsWAsHER (coloreO lfshi
!, skinnea; IL I,,S1,I s2d psy asos Apply 1745 st
BUTcHIR-stsasdy smployn,.ppt. n,p. mus
1851 4th st. s.w. till 6 pm. Ii
BUTCHER, must be experienced, sobel
and neat; good pay, fine working
cond. Apply SHIRLEY FOOL
STORE, Lee hwy. and Glebe rd.
n%rcHER. 81 saa5 Rw; .ap.Iienced, 2ss3 to take fu
MARKET, 1i1f East.West Highway
BUTCHER. colored, exper.. sober.
sSsS mss ref Iots tssd 2sHisr RAJ s3E NJ iSo SsIH':
BTfcHER, exper.. for psrmsnen
employment. Ia SupermArket; Elus
b gGssrinI:f; 9psa: sS:f IL H. .4sE7;ss s. rfSn'
Evening star., 1949-03-09
HELP WOMEN

ant. young lady, 2O-25: accurate
typist. capable Of responsibility ex-
ceilent salary. BOX 276-x. Star.
ASSISTANT BUYER for accessory
vsnoement. 2oE discount on all
purchases; free disqualification and
other employee benefits. Apply per
sonnel once. 5th hoor, GOLDEN,
isssTsfsk7 ssafs IN m.SaAEst sa sts vomsns ao sp..
Sood foor personality; marvellous
Opportunity for right person. EMILY
nshGRRSoM sHhG1RRS;o s3qs qnsAEcH T. rnhxcHER N to in
:3;s 5sss :,a:: s wi sEs4oR
sssHURY ss1HYP19e oFEsAfSR. aSe fsa 'ss Experienced
sion: BILLS BEAUTY SALON. Ap-
'SSkka1sFx S:.S :s5S nd:; s: ays ysspss: .ss
come s stare Ts ssss RESINS 500 as
soesooRRkiHEErER. soesoo some ,tenoslaph,. Ms
rs ktxens foT fo1 esft essA s st' turn
per: bet. 3O-46 yrs. Of age. stat.
salary and reference. Box 22o,x
BookkEIpER's ASSISTANT. clean
rs:psctsSle1 youns iaay' ae, w Wiling as,.s +
Ss6As 'aco a. owrsssssre. .ss7 s9Hs'ssmsns : e. s
BooKKEEpER .rYpIsr for auto CO.;
must BE- capable and experienced, moi
over g yr., Of ,!s, as.; good .,,,nn:y SALARY
s.d.y % x:.t. stss. Af fufil psrsIeaIsr: i;
CASHIER, a; sxpesisne.d; sisn real estate 9 Of.
ace, 6:day week; $l90 mo. to start;
1isi fis.Is fo4 ,sss sssr e.t.
{, NV s 5sDl = TsdsssI sar1 Sdf i:.s y'elR,
and sick leave: ATE 1875, GOVT
= sERYIGEs, }NsCx 11is !,.f 2lst st st. t. ny "
nee MANAGER: jswelry experisnc, c.
ss.h nssiasiIss Esss sSnK Sse1 TNc s'S Je!si e.
cssHfhk-TYs1sr s1si flf 1asse1 Il NV Automobile
nance CO.; must be neat appearing
able to meet public; perm; POS; pr1Ip2 Ar:
eKEbirTp b pesson co' bas III il stuart. st. n:. MOTOR
CLERicAISKnowledse Of nl!ng ant
typins Necessary. Phone for ap'
ppntmsns pol "a, S17ssa sas starsins g.
CLERICALS-omce elericals, perma-
personnsI ofice, fth h., JELLE1!' B
ofEkk-TYPisT, 21-So; permanent
tsstien. sstisemsnt. And disability
Evening star., 1949-03-09
SALEsAAEk

HEATING, the best deal in town
rnnss nr cssyser Ie to Ast.mp saSo oer II. s
inexperienced men trained: product
backed BY extensive Advertising
leads furnished. VIM. BORNsTE1N
a. son, INC, end and Kennedy SITS
n;ix;: IA, 500; g, op;rrn ..,.,,,r. 10 lo.,
REHI IaEne ESTATE Eli Ifsl' sA1EsMAN-Exe.l.
lent Opportunity with weu-estab.
lished nrrn operating tp Silver
Spfing, Bethesda, chevy Chaee Anc
nv. Washinston; ample hsttnE 81
$780, b96o' STANLEY .sTl W rEAR5ecN. ksaltef
e616 o.. ave-, Silver Sprint, Md
Evening star., 1949-03-09
SALESMAN Cont

PERMANENT POSITION-Frisidaire
commercial refrigeration and Air
conditiontns; previous experience IN
selling this type equipment Is es-
advanced training course at factory,
all expenses paid. Interview BY ap-
gointmsnt only. DE. $500. Mr.
rMMEpiArE sMThHEr OPENINGS for 2 sales.
men at our Alex. Va; and Berwyn,
Selling trailer coaches and pay salary
plus liberal commission, Only high-
type. capable men. making good Ap-
pearance, need apply. Telephone TO,
a pa LARGE MODERN appliance store
forward-.ooKins 70 man. married, Is to
As yrs of age to sell electric goods
/ and television; an opportunity to
better yourself in your community.
For an appt. phone MR.. DoRAN
NATIONAL manufacturer. Of addins
machines, cAlculators. bookkeepini
machines and cash IesistsIs register. VIII sp, tp,
Tor aggressive man. Cali Ma. s5s!
for appt; or see ALLEN BUSINESS
lished territory for well-known loca
supply Arm Salary and commits.
sion. 7O9 H st. NV. 3
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN. full time
only. Apply between ! and ,,
]. NOBLE BOAZ, Realtor, 7424 Wis
consin ave, Bethesda. 10
THE NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL Life
Insurance Co.'S washington agency
will add two aualified men to its
permanent sales stan; thorough
training, guaranteed income and
sound supervision spell top-fight
Be between 2s and 40. For inter
view call MR. ECKEL at d.. 1884.
SALESMAN with knowledge of 'elec:.
trical equip. to sell products OF
leading manufacturer. Protected
territory. Call for appt., 9 Am: to
10 noon, HUI, 1918 is
Evening star., 1949-03-09
HELP MEN AND WoMEN

LET'S GO, AGENTS, CHuRCn groups,
clubs-Make extra cash easily with
Americas foremost sfeetine card
lines. petite pie sites, wraps, napkins.
animated books. personalized sta
tionery and notes; exceptional va
riety. top profits: SAMPLES on ap.
EutAw st.. Baltimore !, Nd.
PART TIME SALESPEOPLE, exper
pref. Apply in person. employment
ONCE. 3rd A.. THE HECHT CO., 18th
and r stS, NV
Evening star., 1949-03-09
YOIING MAN

Are 1922. high school Graduate
iBM tabulating machine operator
no experience necessary. permanent
position n ltie insurancs co: Apply
Evening star., 1949-03-09

cost I've tried them all and I've never
found a more effective, faster-actine
cough relief" That's what millions have
been saying about PINEx for over 10
years. PINEx brings quick, effective re-
lief for coughs due to colds because it's
q real cough medicine. And you get about
I times as much for your money simply
because you add tho inexpensive simple
syrup. No need to pay high prices for Q
good cough syrup. Get PINEX at any
drug store. Guaranteed to satisfy.
Evening star., 1949-03-09
ADVERTISEMENT.
Woman Discovers
Economical
COUGH RELIEF!
sf'm through pay

r'm through pay
hs fancy prices fer
cough syvupl I've
Discovered PINEX.
Simply by adding
Rosx and water to
the con cen trated
medicinal PINEX
Ingredients. / get
my cough syrup at
about u thA t,susl
Evening star., 1949-03-09

-olored, 21-35 years Of age. tho
roughly experienced, for circulation
department of newspaper; must have
b. c. drivers permit, must be able
to pass physical examination; per
manent Job with increases IN pay,
5-day. 40-hour week: many EN-
ployment advantages; must be able
to furnish references. Apply In
person to personnel ONCE, Room 6o4,
Star Building.
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1949-03-09
SPECIAL NOTICES

TAX RETURNS Federal, D. C., Nd
and Val conscientiously prepared IN
your home EX. 5635, HI. s74l. -
TAX RETURNS PREPARED any time
s A' <. RpiH HESTER: pu. 4544. iii
ALL INCOME TAX RETURNS pre-
pared st the TAX CENTER vs-1ona open
ave. % NV. RE. 35s1; Open all year!
Our service does not end March 15!
ALL INCOME TAX RETURNS pre-
.pafed Including D C. Md., va va.
s5ssT, ,alT. 400 400 6th ST. n.y. r. Room
EMERGENcY sERyICE-Night or day
cali Blue Jay 'Weavers of Distine-
ton" Burns, cuts, tears or moth
damage. We call. We deliver. co
MR.. BUSINESSMAN. need a good
once manager? Accountant Bkkpr.?
yons Hs spsoislkzSs ATkSs IN AGENc 5eis yDf RE- o 5s
GAS HEATING BOILERS, automatic
gas water heaters. coal and Gil
Boilers, radiators, bathrooms, kitch-
ems, etc; immediate installatlons;
=: snall monthly paymts. THOMPSON
! a. STANSBURY CO.. INC, Ii. 3O2s.
INTERIOR DESIGNER and decorator;
eonsultations by appointWseenat. 5sea daIIv aL
Len h1L1S =. ~ a0m' N w. oo 70.
1SSeoME Se.Osd ia TAX RETURNS prepared;
O'clock Til March is. LEONARD CO,
2OOo 18th st. NV. CO. $3.50. Ia
1 WILL NOT be responsible for any
debts unless contraeted oy my mySeM'
ROBERT L. ASPESLAGH' 2@24 N.
kshidekS W1hE SSoT f. bE SCI iREspoNsrBLE for
any debts contracted by any one
COY SoNTEE5 e 642s Nash ST. Chapel :!
'I9MPs. Isfpi An, table. foor. sold to you at
our factory prices, guaranteed say
nT.. 1nss fSSp Eo ssos' s. 70 6eofaetown Sn' o.
ATTENTION. BUILDERS Portable
construction field ONCE bldg, z rms
bargain. See at 18th and r SITS ne.
FREE BOOK If you name SONGS on
J. Hour Of Power" WMAL Sundays,
SAB am; s24 Indiana ave; ,our
1Ax nome hsbueSs e. eSp tsx Prspsceet seet
save BY proper completion. FA. o7,se.
cRAYs DOLL HOSPITAL, est. 1895;
expert f1ass ods 5es'0fss compese
, sortment Of wigs, heads. eyes, arms
less, shoes. Costumes made to ordsl
.'GRAYS, 3414 14th st. NV. NO.
:Se0l. Open ewes: and Suns.
= ALL TAX RETURNS
Prepared by former soyt, tsx asa agent rsIt
Bldg. 14th and n; Y. ave. NV
: Telephone, ST. 1893. IL
INCOME TAX RETURNS
At the ORIGINAL tax ssnters gss, HI 0nsn ysr3
mont, ave. NV. RE. 3o3l. 0peh
daily incl sup and ewes: ==le
HELP WANTED. AGENCIES
r SEEKING A SELECT POSITION a,
secretary, typist, bookkeepsr, etc
tsSs s,s se4 your q naRf SA Ta asas ss
e2RsffoE 2lsffffeo snfdhLis. HILL SECRETARY q,
Congressman; $4,000. steno-ssere;
rNP1oYSMENT SERVICE, 9ls r
fEGAL ,BACKGRoUND (m), for re-
search in law frm; will consider
Law student who is attending eve
ming classes; tipping essential For
Shsr ssrso gSflsHP' sERvcE ~ AMtH Is
.eEcRITTaRiEs and stenogrsphers.s
.sEIsssfSsa Sr fsaiz5s5SEsAcz' ssSEsAs' 1855 Wisconsin if
.TYPIST F., TO $45 WK.
1noeeops of,ces. daily. For top sal,
HYie6 nhsiffbns alvays see Miss Evanl
Evening star., 1949-03-09

addressed to Stor bores do NOT
inclose original references, or
other materials of personal udfue:
Copies serpe the purpose and
originals may Get lost.
Evening star., 1949-03-09
Coral Hills Pharmacy
4407 Bowen Rood Sc.
Is a Star Want.Ad
Rronch Aoencv

~ OHO1S
Other Branches conven-
ientIy located through
out the City for the &C.
ceptonce Of Classified
Advertising.
Evening star., 1949-03-09
HELP WANTED, AGENCIES
TYpIST TO S45 WK.

Openings In law, real estate, assoc
=. doctors ofices. daily. For top sal
tried positions always see Miss Evan.
6f Miss Grant. Est. 32 years; :
noors: BOYD, 700 18th, cor. @
(EA. 2336).
Evening star., 1949-03-09
AElp AEN

YOUNG MAN. white. IS to 2b;
long established once supplies store;
excellent opportunity to learn nne
clean business; class instruction
during working hours; steady ad-
vancement; vacation with pay; 6l2-
SIC sTocKrTr-F1skE Hss1; FISK i c.. sls I
BEsT issfet tEeaiGTiprED SHOP in washing
ton area wants to interview .ex-
perienced auto mechanics; shop
exhaust dispeliins ducts and is dry,
light and airy, our MECHANICS re,
ceive fully paid insurance, 9 paid
holidays each year, week paid va
cation with the use OF new car at
we need more mechanics; our pres.
en-, personnel are familiar with this
ad. Write. givine brief outline OF
experience and address or telephone
number SO that inteIyieE may bs
WORKING CHEF, white; food cost
and msnseement eoa1rH me9q D.nnns 5ta s. k'Ghs1 nH
AGGRESSIVE young man, eolored
for general work in United Food
Store; fne opportunity for hard.
HoTks ,on m ssyanss aeed e s.rn pas
STORE. 1888 You St. Sc.
WANTED 90, 1926. serious minded
ambitious young men for permanent
positions. no experiece required. We
will teach you and pay you while
learning: will average sos wkly
after completion OF training. Apply
KEYSTONE READERS SERVICE,
$40 to 10 am, 422 Victor Bids,
124 9th St. NV. 10
STRONG MAN. help with invalid hus-
band and housework in apt. Box,
419-B. Star. 10
CAPITAL TRANSIT co.
Asa streetcar or bus operator; nc
experience is necessary as we teach
average weekly earnings after train
ing about $50. together with paid
vacation. sick leave. free, transporta-
tion and a pension system. Apply
now. $40 am. to IL noon. Monday
throush T5idsy. at the employment t
10 Rosslyn. 20 Cabin John: 80
Friendship Hsts. streetcars to dooro
Evening star., 1949-03-09
SALESMAN

S. ,oO0-up class. Career opportunity
for right man. apt. selling only. we
ent stah can cover. supported by
radio and magazine publicity. Draw
against earned commission. ENCY-
CtOPAEDIA BR1TTAN1CA, $40 Rins
Hldr. 18th and M StS. NV. ~
Evening star., 1949-03-09
statesmen

80 to 80 years of age, who can meet
top-level executives and sell them
Special trainer will instruct YOU, in
proven plan. Advance agains..
earned commission. Only men OF
$4,000 1000 per VI: caliber
would qualify. Phone MR.. BONE,
RE. 1892, for appointment. IL
Evening star., 1949-03-09
SALESMAN

For well known furniture and uphol.
decorating necessary: an excellent
connection for the right man: Apply
personally at CHERRY g. GALA
CHER, INC. q17 E st. NV. 3
Evening star., 1949-03-09
SALESMAN
SHOE statesmen
SHOE SALESMAN
TRUCK DRIVER

Excellent position for an experienced
salesman; salary plus com. Also pdTt::
time. Apply Joseph De Young, 1926
z st n " .-l4
Evening star., 1949-03-09

JEWELkY CLERK. experienced, to
work Ia repair dept, 3evslfy shop,
Pentaeon BldG. RE. 6700 Ext.
6216, for appointment,
Evening star., 1949-03-09

>; ALL TAX RETURNS
PREPARED by former govt. tax. agent
and accountant Fee. S.. 3S4 Bond
Bldg, 14th and N. Y. ave. NV
4 Talenhnne ST 14A2 III
Evening star., 1949-03-09

INCOME TAX RETURNS
At the original tax center. I'LL Yer
mont ave. NV. RE. 1881. Open
= daily incl Sun. and ewes. ID
Evening star., 1949-01-09

You'll be amazed at how easily
Vel cleans your greasy pots and
pans! Just soak them for a little
while with Vel suds. They'll get
shiny clean with less securing
than ever before. Vel removes
grease faster and more COM
pletely than soap!
xvsa is the trade -mask ss tAe
cssgats-P Pest Co.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-10-19

and federal funds by the citizens
and tax payers of the little Village
Of Oxford, Ohio.
And so another chapter has been
written around two issues present
ed by defenders of our so called
Democracy as follows:
1. May a Municipality exclude
certain of it's citizens from the
use Of public facilities on the
ground Of their color or race.
2. May a Municipality enter an
agreement (or Covenant) binding
itself to deny certain of it's citi-
zens the equal protection Of the
law, because of their color and
race.
According tothe U. S. Consti-
tuition, the 18th Amendment and
Section 1; Of the State Of Ohio
Constitution, A Municipality, being
a State agency, may not discri-
inmate against it's citizens in ad-
hitting them to the use of public
facilities where that discrimination
is based on race or color.
Attorneys Simmons and MCGEE
stood their ground in their con-
tention that the Village Of Oxford,
being a Municipal Corporation, and
as such is a state agency and by
the action of it's elected and ap-
pointed officials, it purported to
enter into a binding agreement
to deny a certain segment of it's
population the right to use public
facilities and in effect did bind
itself to deny that segment of it's
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-10-19
Civil Rights
concluded from page u

Concluded from page II
revert and again become the prop
erty of the Grantors of their Sue
cessors in title" ESQ read the COW
enant)
The defendants named admitted
that pursuant tothe agreement to
the above covenant, they did COM
ply with same when the swimming
pool was built and has since con-
Quoted the park and it's facilities
as a place Of recreation for White
or Caucasian race only, despite
the fact that is was the only pool
in the Village and for the purpose
of public swimming.
Richard Serviss, attorney for the
defendants asked the Court for
dismissal Of the Village officials,
charge with the discrimination to
which the court complied i'm
mediately without objection from
the attorneys for the plaintiffs.
And requested both parties to file
a petition within the next thirty
days at which time the Court
would dispose of the case by a
ruling as to VIII e t h e r, Negroes
would be restricted from the use
of the pool, despite the Civil
Rights laws of the state of Ohio,
and despite the fact that the Swim
ming pool was built from the
funds provided by the local state
Read it. . . in the DAILY Elk.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-10-19

"We are not licked yet and will
fight this case to the end" as both
Attorney Simmons and MCGEE re-
turned home a bit shop worn but
not dismayed.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-10-19
CLASSIFIED ADS

THE ALLEN HOTEL and GRILL
ONE of Kentucky's finest
hotels. so rooms, cafe, inner
spring mattress in every room
bath. Always a room. 2516 w.
Madison ST., Phone Cypress
1926. Louisville, II. KY
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-10-19

Read it. in the DAILY Elk
PRESS.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-10-19

population the equal protection Of
law in violation Of the equal pro-
lection as provided in the 18th
Amendment and same was illegal,
void and of no force and effect
whatsoever according to the at
torneys.
The Attorneys for the petitioners
from Oxford still fighting with
their backs to the wall asked the
Court to issue a mandatory In
junction restraining the defendants
and their successors from a con-
tinuance Of the "Jim Crow" action
in the discrimination of Negroes
from the swimming pool.
The EXPRESS was advised that,
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-10-19

FOR SALE N-A-Jiffy Lunch,
Building and fixtures, Beer and
Wine license. Inquire at 1857
w. Third st. 1-t-f
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-10-19

FOR RENT - Rooms, day or
weekly rates. Skyline Hotel,
1850 Germantown st. Flu O4O1.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-10-19

WANT luck, success, happiness,
home, to be happy. Private read
ing daily. Fu-2255. IA Barnett,
st.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-10-19

FOR RENT Two furnished
rooms, privileges. Ne. 778O t-202
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-10-19

FOR RENT Furnished room for
couple. No children. He-09O4
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1949-05-27
BOB BROWN CHOSEN TO
HEAD LABOR DIVISION

Robert C. Brown of Butte has
been appointed chief of the state
labor division, effective June 3, to
succeed A. w. DeGroot of Helena.
Appointment of Brown, who is
field representative of the Interna-
tional Union of Mine, Mill and
Smelter Workers, District 1, was an
nounced by Alfred R. Anderson,
state commissioner of agriculture,
labor and industry.
Anderson said: "Mr. Brown has
spent his entire life in the labor
movement. He enjoys the respect
and confidence not only among la
Dor but among the employer groups
as we'll and others with whom he has
come in contact. He has reputa-
ton for being honest and fair even
among those with whom he some
times has to differ. We expect the
labor division to function very eff
GENTLY under his leadership"
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1949-05-27
COMPANIES ONLY ACT TO prevent SILIC0SS when
THEY ARE MADE TO PAY, SAYS SPOKESMAN

ment complete study of conditions
in the mines. In addition, the de-
partment will conduct an X-ray ex-
animation of the chests of all min
ers who volunteer. The results of
such examinations are guaranteed
by the department to be strictly con-
fidential.
To insure an effective program of
silicosis prevention, there must be
strong workmen's compensation
law covering silicotics. According
to B. E. Kuechle, vice president of
the Employers Mutual Insurance
Co., Corrective measures are taken
ONLY when industry has to pay"
Today compensation for silicosis
under workmen's compensation laws
exists in many states. There are
still ten states, including Montana,
which do not provide for the pay
ment of disability benefits under
workmen's compensation laws.
A real silicosis bill would have no
maximum period of benefits and no
limit on the total amount of bene-
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1949-05-27

One form of vitality important
union activity, if the silicosis menace
is to be effectively dealt with, is to
see to it that the states provide ade-
quate budgets for the Industrial
Hygiene departments, and that
trained industrial health personnel
and mine inspectors are hired. Cou-
pied with the passage of decent laws,
this would mean more and better
inspections, and the mandatory i'm
provement of bad conditions.
A federal investigation of working
conditions and workers health in the
metal mining industry would be very
valuable in pointing up the need for
a broad program of silicosis pre-
vention.
Even with the existing agencies,
local unions may request and get
from the Industrial Hygiene depart
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1949-05-27
MORE ON SULLIVAN-MAURY EXCHANGE
Yes, LET'S LOOK Ar THE RECORD

in congress by the very large vote
they gave him in the last two cleo
tons; according to the votes he re-
ceived his popularity with the voters
has increased each year.
Mike Mansfield's opponent in the
Congressional race last fall is a very
warm friend of Mr.. Maury and if
Mr.. Maury was not instrumental in
his entering the race, he certainly
wanted him to win, so it could be
possible that Mr.. Maury, disap-
pointed at his friends defeat, is now
bent on destroying Mike Mansfield's
reputation. Well, elderly folks
should not allow their grapes to get
too sour.
In closing this letter a little quota
ton from the Book of Books, that
learned as a child, might not be
a-miss.
"For wherein thou judgest an
other, thou dost condemn myself. =
(Romans 2:D. Respectfully,
PAT C. SULLIVAN.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1949-05-27
MVA's Chances
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the bills could be gotten on the floor.
The prospect for this, at the present
moment, is none too bright. 1t may
be expected to improve as the full
blast of the Hoover Task Force re-
port comes to public attention and
also sinks in on lot of senators and
congressman. Moreover, as flying
time brings us closer to another cleo
ton, valley authorities will have more
Congressional friends than is now
the case. These are the gentry who
fear they may need something in the
way of a constructive record when
again facing the voters.
season" for all liberal legislation,
including MVA and eva. C. Pur-
cell Smith, $65,000 year power
company lobbyist, is said to conduct
a weekly meeting generally attended
by heads of other powerful Hobbies
and representatives of many vested
interests. From here "behind the
curtain" manipulations and orders go
out. 1t is no secret that a very con-
siderable number of senators and
congressman who will vote for lib
eral legislation on the floor, will like
wise act, behind the scenes, to keep
such legislation from coming to the
floor. This is probably true of the
MVA and eva bills.
Immediate MVA-CVA Strategy
In the face OF snch conditions i'm
mediate strategy for MVA and eva
seems clear enough:
1. All possible pressure should be
exerted on the U. S. Senate, to stop
further appropriations for Garrison
and Fl Randall dams now under
by army engineers.
2. The Clyde M. Reed resolution
IS. Res. 1O4), now in the hands of
The committee of Interior and In