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Evening star., 1951-06-05
HELp DOMESTIC

CHAMBERMAID- WAITRESS, white.
experienced; two In family; four
help; sl6o per mo. call AID. 7os1.
CHAUFFEUR GENERAL houseman,
white or colored: go TO Mass. sea.
shore in weeks till September 10t
neat. experienced: good references
excellent wages. DE. 2340, %
CLEANING MAID, also assistant cook,
Sr Seo apply month IN p.1,Sn and carasSsi Hr & Ssn
TT THE IJsL BLIND, $3.50 n st. NV:
COOK. downstairs work. no laundry.
~ to 40 years, must live in. Ref.
n e REV. PsT VIZ. 1910 Missouri ave. NV.
COOK, experienced. e17S month.
Chambermaid-w waitress, $50; must
ike children, live in, good quarters.
Reply Boy 41s-E: Star, -5
Stay nights. $50 VIZ. EM. isss.
cooK-G.H.w., help with children,
5.day week; hrs, 10 to 8; refs. WI.
COOK AND G.H.W., permanent posi-.
ton in pleasant surroundings; other
help employed. wO. 907S. -
COUPLE, to live In, for general house
WORK and cooking; references. co.
coUPLE to live in: nice room and
bath. television in your room; 3
small cnlldIen to cers for, general
housework and cooking; country.
miles from Middleburg: Call Mid
M:adIns,ls MSl:sa2nrg Slol /. or write Box 26a.
G.H.W.: live In, upstairs rm.: exper.,
fond @ q ,s shildrsn. iaHI. plain cooking; good
G.H.W., colored. Plain cooking, iron,
IN nome; adults; 3 days; Exper.
q. NV. t1a and S help nno with is' BABY. M. Par; sass
time. Noon till 5. 5 days. Exper.
With rec; local ref. S16 and carfars.
G.H.w., live in. plain cookins, fond Of
ehiIldrsn. aaIs S.. NO oon, ironing; s26 per week.
CIV. sH WsnfI 1--we igS IN. no sundays. ST no
required; $40 per week. OR. s444.
G.H.w.-GooD PLAIN COOK. auto.
fond Of children; live In, upstairs
rm.; ref. necessary; S25. dE. 1895.
HoUsEKEEPER. for small apt ana
can take care 5-yr.-old boy; live in;
white. Cali or come after pm.
1885 Saratoga ave. ne. DE. 2aos.
LADY's MAID. colored. for SEMI
invalid; hive in: exper.; free to leave
city June to Oct; health card and
Eood EoS aaScn IScaI sta- ref necessary Re. Rsply
MAID, live in. lovely upstairs room:
Sa song asn1 s5n, family s95 wk. to start.
MAID, to live in; general house work.
plain cooking; other help Employed
Thurs. afternoon and Sun. afternoon
on; refs; S25 week. GE. 09Se;
MAID, eolored. live in; some cooking,
eonv. transp.: $50 week. OIL. 2342.
MAID, Bh days, $50 to s; settled:
experienced with small children and
g.h.w.; time divided between once
ana home; recent local ref. EN-.
MAN AND WIFE twhite). with no
children. for g.h.w.. care Of grounds
and cook for, small adult family:
i've noe ns% 70 fTHs hom. ag1o IN n.srSS satss ad e
all modern. household equipment;
excellent living quarters. Phone
Ma; 232o. If no answer. call 10.
sleep in: 1 child; ex-
eeellent conds. Call RE. 5000 until
NuRsEMAiD. care Of Q small siri.,
light housework. assist with cook.
ing; must be neat and exper.; refs.
Tsauirsd;o hours, 1o-7. 6-day week.
MiDDLE-xGE WOMAN to care for
invalid; 6-day week. Ii. 3-4ssp.
SETTLED woMAN-colored. care for
small children Live in or out. Small
salary. AID. 472s, after 8.
AGREEABLE G.H.W. and plain cook.
ing: for 3 or 4 days. or full week.
Call MRS. FRANCIS, wo. 4726. --7
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HELP WOMEN

SEWING TEACHER, exper., for spe-
cialized work; permanent employ
ment, conv. hours; must be capable
of handling groups; state salary,
: sxpsr,. refer; refer Boz l7l-E; Star: -
e sefse YORK only L6E asqs sAR RfE AR2S fssay
saoRaf sISS IN oRDERR 4; iisR COOK. esper., &c col
ored; S3S wk. to start. Apply 1907
SILK h1sn FINisHERs,-ts, FL insiHHEiRsts rxperienssd
Apply ready to work, BLUE BAN.
SILK PRESSERS l5), must be ex-
perienced; straight salary or piece
work; plenty Of work. hours 2 am.
to $50 pm: Vacation with pay ,,,
ready for work, VOGUE CLEAN
ERS. 826 Bladensburg I'd. ne Ill
IN store MR. JOSEPH. Tie 7tS St
SODA CLERKS, white, .xper. not
no sun. or holiday work; hospitaii-
zation free. HUYLERs. e17 18TH
white, expense and
commission. You can earn $40
per day on our adyertising crew.
See MR.. o'NEIdL, l1os Mt. oliyet
sTATTsTIcAL CLERK. for medical
research organization; college train
ing or ut least 2 yrs. experience in
statistical coding, computing or IBM
machine operation; excellent person.
mel d PSIfy ELI Ex xstssTIt5os sIos 81 sssEy s 1928
STENOGRAPHER for national organ
ization;. capable; some experience:
under S6; 5-day week: attractive
9fFlsss FSScpspi,rR MEi 1915; ,on-.,,,r.r: s,r
day. day. 6edss week. % Box 24s.Y. star. ar
sTENoGRAPHER. under 40: begin
ner acceptable; 37e-hr., 6-day week.
excellent working conditions. Group
INSURANCE; many employe benefits.
Ho9m 300. s16 14th st. NV, RE.
sTENoGRAPHER Permanent posi-
working conditions; lge air-condi-
toned ONCE: limited experience &C.
ssR'asls cent 70 1ss pn w4sHtSoEH6BRR ss IN EH6BRRy TO
BACco CO.. 631 Mass. ave. NV.
sTENoGRAPHER-Natl. publication
requires rapid accurate stenographer;
vacation, insurance, disqualification;
unusual opportunities for advance
ment; good starting salary. co,
l014. -
for national trade
association; 5-day wk., 9-5; con-
venient locat unusually inter-
esting position; good salary. DI.
0291. -
real estate ONCE:
permanent position with fine chance
for advancement b-day week; excel
lent working conditions Please give
full information. Salary, $3.50 uef
month boy 426-C Star Il
Evening star., 1951-06-05
INSTRUCTION. COURSES

GI APPROVED: over 400 home study
courses Gov ss;r. Get info Information nation tcdaE On
NATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE
SCHOOLS 232 Bond Bldg. ME. Sl66.
PBX-RECEPTIONlST course easily
learned: age no handicap; Day Glass
CHANDLER HU. aS2A. ST 7278.
MODEM TRAINING IN beauty eul.
ture; all subjects taught. Approved
sisssss eHl WaRTI9S Sai isEAUr9 AZ col
LEGE 1910 a ct NV. pI 1864.
IF You ARE MECHANICALLY mind
ed talk to Us about your future.
Our complete thorough. course IN
dental technology Qualities. you for
an interesting career in this neld:
Kerpel School. Is indorsed BY one 81
the Nations leading dental technt-
clans unions-approved for vetS
erans Other schools In New York
and Philadelphia. Free placement
for further information; KERPEL
SCHOOL OF DENTAL TECH.
Evening star., 1951-06-05

students. upper eiassmen
and teachers. Type Of work you
IS q certainty. II you follow our
simple easy to learn method. Other
benefits Of enormous value to those
setting ready to lick the world. We
are interested only In men and WON.
en- Of stamina. 1t ls pleasant and
9lasS sooM mo5a 80 yssoe yAsD!y pMaflssns. M EgM rs
00d q nla0e ~. ks9Osf pm. -
Evening star., 1951-06-05

SALESWOMEN CO. neat
appearing. age $3.50, desiring pro-
fessional work in servicing our col
cred customers For interview,
write, give phone number. MRS.
II. RANDOLPH, 1911 Ames st. NE.
Evening star., 1951-06-05
HELP MEN AND woMEN

AUDIT CLERK (junior,, with knowl-
sdfs sns OF masRns ssRins operaaon paaE ApDg
BY letter to P. o. Box 42s. Fair
BANK TfELLERs - If you live in
Northeast, Washington, and have
bank teller's exper.. an excel. opport.
ings at one of our branches; many
attractive employe benefits; 5-day
week; good hours. Address reply to
Box Use. Star, stating age, exper.
and salary expected, etc. =
CLERKS. full or part time. REIN
DEER FROZEN CUSTARD STORES.
Call sH. 2447 between IL and l.
FOUNTAIN HELP white only, part
time; experience required. Call MR..
GENERAL OFFICE and stenographic
work, in building material business;
located in Silver Spring, Md; state
Shsn aSpyns 'Ro Box 'a5Ey 15GE dsiss sts
MANAGER for dry cleaning store
with knowledge of bookkeeping. WA.
sHUT-IN-Fluent telephone conver-
sationalist to receive telephone mes
sages week ends and evenings. This
only competence and pleasing tele-
phone personality in receiving mes
sages. Call ST 0772. 10
STENOGRAPHERS, exp: int. part
time and temp. day assign, by bust
ness service organization. Good
hourly rates. Elk. 5075. -
|TYPISTS, part-time mornings; in
teresting work with radio monitorine
service: must have good hearing.
Call after 10 am, EX 26S9. ID
kEMINGTON-RAND bookkeeping ma.
chine operator, experienced, fol
part-time work in Bethesda. Per-
manent position. good salary. very
pleasant once eondltionS; J Appls E.d
1927 Wis. ave-, or call Oh. $500
IMMEDIATE POSITION for man and
wife, white; for maintenance job
in group of NE. apts. Must be
Evening star., 1951-06-05

SALES CLERKS, general merchandise
store: previous experience desired
good working cond.; handicapped
preferred. NE, 594O for appt.. -5
SALES CLERKS-We would like to
have some honest, dependable and
progressive salesIadies to work
full time in our modern air-cond.
ice cream and candy stores. Our
business is growing RAPIDLY, Offering
many opportunities for advance
ment. Our employees are provided
with paid vacation, free nospitaliza-
tion and 44-hour week. Applicants
should be between 30 and 3S years
of age. Phone SH. 473S, sunday or
weekdays, from 9 to pm, for
appointment -
Evening star., 1951-06-05
PORTLAND & TYPfN(
Learn in 6 Weeks

speedwritins Pencil ehorthAnd
Used In Business and Civil Service
Enroll Any Time. Day or Night.
EPEwWRITINo SCHOOL
1&06 q et. NV, gTElin9 22M
FOonSfnusd q NexE PaeS5
Evening star., 1951-06-05
YOUNG LADY

Splendid opportunity for an
efficient young girl with
bookkeeping background
and tipping ability. Must be
able to get along with
people, your co-workerS and
the public with whom you
will deal. Excellent salary,
paid winter and summer
vacations totaling 8 weeks.
Group insurance and other
benefits. Here is a splendid
opportunity to advance with
a rapidly expanding finance
company. See Mr.. Lesser,
AUTO MONEY CO., 18th
and K SITS. NV.
Evening star., 1951-06-05

MARRIED WOMEN-I have been with
my company earning substantial in
come in work that enables me TO
attend my household 1uties also.
Ny company has more openings In
djgnified work that any woman can
do. II you need extra income write
me. Give phone and address. MRS.
Mature HHWo woman. fond Of chill
dren, wanted for day care Of in
FAINT; parents. Govt. empl. Arl.,
WE HAVE an opening for . clerk and
a stengrapher under 40, interested
in permanent employment; 3S-hr.,
5-day wk.. with paid vacation, group
and disqualification plan as well as q
liberal pension plan. Telephone Ma
52S2 %
WHITE GIRL, for trade bindery. for
night or day work. Apply as 18th
st: s;w:, 1st floor. to RELIABLE
ALERT YOUNG LADY for telephone
work; Sat. and Sun. only; salary
open; no soliciting; white only. Ma.
RETIRED SECRETARIES, Married.
Type? Shorthand? Can you work a
day downtown occasionally? Regis-
ter with SEND-OUT SEC. SERV :.
1919 F NV. No. 800. EX. $3.50.
Evening star., 1951-06-05
SITUATIONS MEN
COMPTROLLER

Omce mdnaBefs neaVy 1000 SXperf-
ence; also systems; procedure write
up and cost; will locate. Box 2s9-D.
MAN, 2s. A. B. degree, Z years Ma
ens. fGrD sad d.srss xirsd uoscn ssPsea
MAN AND iSIUIs WrFE.sons s-sRf, sRild. for isni.
tors quarters in NV. Phone RE.
MEN AVAILABLE for employment : odd
jobs. yard work. wall washing.
painting; house cleaning. etc:
SaLVATToN SalI AassMY. AZ Harbor Iishs
PUBEic RELATioNs and organizs-
. tion works., college degrees; wide
experience with professions Now
employed in midwest, desires re-
locate Washington. Available in
terviews June s-11. Box 17-D, Star.
RADIO ENGINEER desires eonnec-
tion with establishment in need Of
one. with thorough knowledge Of
1na WITH Fsfol ssso
! tion; will consider allied fields
where necessary qualifications with
in scope Of personal experience or
ability. Box 2s0-D. Star. 5"
SODA FOUNTAIN MANAGER seeks
employment. OR. 1914.
STONE MASON, house construction,
tagging fireplaces. etc. STEVENS.
YoS 5s PAX ExESiTiyr sd T S.er.s So ssss ss, r.a
part-t55mTss part 5Ts work ewes. week ends.
YoGNG oGn MAR MARRIED led MAN desires per.
menent employment IS tile setter.
helper. or laborer. Call sH. 74s6.
%
Evening star., 1951-06-05
YOUNG LADY
YOUNG LADY
YOUNG LADY

To assist bookkeeper; will train per.
son with Suitable educational back
ground: 5lz days. air conditioned
GOOD salary. Apply Mr.. Monday
THE ESTHER SHOP. 1925 r st. NV.
Evening star., 1951-06-05
HELP WOMEN Cont !
CLERK

Yor retail dry cleaning store; steady
JOB, good pay and excellent working
conditions, wonderful opportunity
Tor advancement; experience pre-
CENTRAL cLEApERs, 32S carroll
st. NV. -b
Evening star., 1951-06-05
HELP woMEN

OFFICE CLERK with some knowledge
Of typing: perm. position; 5-day wk.
KIT MUSIC CO.. 1880 G st. NV.
Evening star., 1951-06-05
SITUATIONS WoMEN
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

PRACTICAL NURSE. desires any kind
of work: exp. Call NO. 673S.
Evening star., 1951-06-05
CLERK

70 open mail, classify remittances
f1le cards and assist Supervisor; no
typing; must be high school grad
uate, over 25 yrs. of age. not over
experience.
Permanent position; advancement:
6-day week; air-conditioned bldg;
vacations. plus substantial benefits
Call personnel department.
HO. 2476
Evening star., 1951-06-05
Clerk-Typist
.PART-TIME
s DAYS WEEKLY

The Evening Star has Q part-time
position In the CLASSIFIED advertising
department. An opportunity for an
accurate typist with . good tele::
phone voice who is capable and
would enjoy rendering service to
customers by telephone. All day
work. no night hours. u interested
apply Personnel once Room b06.
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Pennsylvania AvS. NV
COMPANION for elderly blind man.
light household duties; call at apt.
Q: 1926 Independence ave. s.e. (nr.
CoMPToMETER OPERAToRs-Ex-
b-day, 4o-hour week: pleasant
working conditions: liberal discount
on purchases, insurance. hospitaliza-
feopREg feo R1Es pR9G SssiefsRo5 sToaRs EmpSeg. ASg5.
ment Once. ~ 2 st. ne. -
Evening star., 1951-06-05

GENERAL OFFICE WORKER, young
lady for credit jewelry store; ex-
tial, full or part time. Mr.. Franks
at HARVEY JEWELLERS, 90S F
GENERAL CLERICAL High school
graduate. 1928; 5-day wk.: perma-
nent position; employe benefits. Re-
ply, MA. 0624. -5
GRAPHOTYPE operators az; full
time operators needed at once. II
you are q skilled operator you can
earn up to $3.50 per mo. 5-day:
40-hr week; vacation with pay and
many other benefits. Call MR..
MANN. MA. S206
HAIR STYLIST-Also assistant to
learn smartest hair styling. Apply
in person, 9-5, PLAZA BEAUTY SA-
LON. 4453 Conn. ave. NV. OR.
6n15 or UN 9166. IS
Evening star., 1951-06-05

SecreCary-SCenOgrapner
Arlington contractors ONCE, must
be competent in shorthand and
typing; $50 to 8; 5-day wk. Call
sECRETARY-STENO.. exper.. capable.
for old Amer. firm engaged in steam
ship business and foreign trade. Re-
liability. neat appearance, plea2ing
personality red.; 5-day wk.: perm.
position; available irnmed. MA. 04O4.
sEcRETARY-sTENO.. rs 10 80, Of
above-average ability, 70 perform
responsible duties in small raultiple-
corporate ONCE In Clarendon, Va.
This fascinating operation viii af-
ford smart, neat-eppearing,
steady and ambitious young lady
an unusual opportunity. Advance
Ment assured. Legal. financial, con-
struction or real estate experiences
desirable. y. AI1. res pReferred.
CW. 4S0s. 80
Evening star., 1951-06-05
cornptometer Operator

Experienced operators to
work in modern once in ne.
section; pay according to Abil-
ity; pleasant working condi-
insurance, sick benefits, other
employe benefits. Apply SAFE
WAY STORES. INCs 1s45 4th
st. ne.
Evening star., 1951-06-05
SECRETARY-S35O
SECRETARY
SECRETARY
TO
PRODUCTION MGR.

The star has q desirable opening for
a capable woman between II and 80
years Of age wh. Is interested in q
permanent positi3n; shorthand and
tipping Of q GOOD caiihei are required.
We desire an individual who is neat
in appearance: capable OF meeting
good attendance; h-day, 40-houI
week. Apply Personnel Room 5U6;
open weekdays S:30-5 and Sat. 9-1
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1951-06-05
STENOGRAPHER
ADVERTISING DEPT.

AVAILABLE Immediately; Q permanent
position for young woman 20-35
ance and Is willing to give good at
tendance. A typing speed Of 40 wds.
per min. and q fair shorthand speed
are required. Apply Personnel Room
SOC Open weekdays S:30-5 and
sat 9-1
Evening star., 1951-06-05
LADIES'

LADIES
2 capable and energetic ladies TO
work with our sales department.
Must have good automobile. pleas
ing personality and ability to con-
tact high-class clientele. Ask for
Mrs. Jones.
DEVEL LoPMENT CO.
Builders and Developers Of
Wesley Hts. sumner q Spring Valley
1880 Massachusetts, Ave-. OR. 4464
WOMAN. white. chef or second cook;
aSisHTsit aoisNTS cAsSErrkRRP sGs sRPly1 y1osI osHoaas ednn
ave; nv See Mr.. Faifar. bet. 10
WoMAN. Z no age limit: general ONCE
work; 5-day, 40-hour week; $31
per week to start. Room 424. Bond
WOMAN stda. FOR NEWS STAND, good
salary. company benefits. Must be
reliable. Apply In person. UNION
NEWS CO.. No. l stand, Union Sta
WOMEN a.. distribute Avon Prod
ucts to regular customers; S2-S5 in
w66MfN s6sTf hours Sb,te RE eaaS eafeseria work;
1888 X st. NV. Happiness-cheertul-
ness; salary. $50 wk. job. See Mr..
Harry Sholl or Mr.. Lob, SHOLL'S
NEW CAFETERIA. 1888 X st. NV.
YOUNG GIRL for general ONCE work:
5-day VIZ; good sala5y; nc nc eYpsr;
YOUNG LADY, for gen. ONCE work;
perm. pos. good SAL; knowledge of
tipping. Vacation with pay. Air
cond. store. 1891 @ st. NV. %
YOUNG LADY for telephone work; no
soliciting; 6-day wk.; salary cpen;
white only. Ma. 2717.
Evening star., 1951-06-05
SUMMER WORK

IMMEDIATE POSITION for man and
wife, white; for maintenance job
in group of NE. apts. Must be
anher clean znnd ref Ii 3-nS41
Evening star., 1951-06-05
he EVENING STAR

IIUI = u. 1--WE. N.W
SECRETARY- Y-BOOKKEEPER = Cow
ernment; excel position opening mid
July. Experience in administrative
once work necessary. Salary $4,000:
Reply stating age, experience and
qualifications. Box 316-C, Star. -
once. tipping and shorthand exper. !;
salary, sos wk. to start. CO. 4500;
sECGREiTARY GRii i / .sTaEsNoGRAPHER; per-
manent position; 5-day week; pleas
ant ONCE; 2 weeks paid vacation.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1951-03-30
ALL TO THE GOOD

In the final weeks of the legislature and the weeks since
body this office has been recipient of
upon requests additional information
islate and individual legislators for issues of the Voice
tending back to the first of the year.
AS nearly determine there interest in state
political developing which all many years
dormant Many correspondent has, in words,
stated Things going to be different in 1852"
Farm folks know what happened to proposals to
available for county
build farm-to-market roads They know how
legislators bills aimed destruction their
ops bills designed to entrench the trust
tard REA expansion.
the of labor requests for information
who pulled the strings limit $3.50 the benefits
for indusrialy disabled workers. why scotics did
of while district judges awarded
salary bumps of 1925 month"; why the legislature refused
lift the period of benefits permanently disabled
workers from the 500 weeks why corrections
pensaton Act
From Montana citizens generally inquiries how come
the legislature refused the attorney general single
additional dollar for law enforcement why taxpayers
should be spent little un-Amercan committee (MUC
while badly crowded custodal institutions remain
funds available to relieve such overcrowdng
liberties but nothing done strengthen rights
of fellow Montanans who daily Disseminated against
cause of their religion.
That there should be many inquiries wide
rety of issues healthy sign is indicative a renewed
terest in public affairs we'll be that in 1852 for the
first time in positions issues rather than the
of individual candidates will determining
factor number of legislative That be all to
the good.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1951-03-30
Continued from page one)

| CONTINUED from page one)
suit is that the present facilities have
forced delays on tests as much as
four weeks during the peak season
which in turn has caused unsatis-
factory marketing conditions and fl
| nancial loss to grain producers and
grain merchants. To secure prompt
service a very sizeable percentage
of Montana farmers in recent years
have had to send their wheat samples
to Minot and Minneapolis for tests.
Although the present Great Falls
lab has only II to IA regular en-
ployes and up to Is more during
peak testing periods Ga total per-
sonnel,i incidently, which will be
about the same when the new lab is
built, although almost double the vol
ume of work will then be possible
because of better equipment, etc.
over $4,000 tests and inspections were
conducted during the first half of
fiscal year 1950-51. For these SER
vices grain and mustard farmers and
others paid $58, 480.43. Expenditures
were $36, 524.86, with a net return
to the state on the Great Falls OPP
GRAFTON of $21,95557
This testing and inspection in
cluded, for example:
$500 carload inspections; $3.50
carload protein checks; 1902 sample |
25.429 sample protein
tests; 1896 elevator reports, and
over 800 tests and inspections of |
mustard and feed.
Schedule of prices for such SER
vices are:
Carload sampling for inspection
and grading, $1.75; Submitted sample
Use; Carload inspection,
$500; Submitted mustard
samples, $1.00; Carload Protein anal
ysis, $1.00; Submitted samples, pro-
tein, all grades, 75c; Submitted
samples, feeds, $1.O0; Moisture tests,
all grains SOC; Moisture tests, feeds,
S1.00; Moisture tests, mustard, $1.OO;
All grain, elevator reports, 75c;
only, grain or seed in bulk
S1.0O.
A complete test requires approx
nately two hours.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1951-03-30
Open TO DEBATE

K. Odegard in letter in this issue expresses the opinion
that Montana should have uncamera legislature
ducton in the number of members of legislative body
Mr. Odegard &c. resident of the Fathead since be-
fore the turn of the century, his letter indicates
been student of Montana political affairs opinion is
highly respected
This has been much discussed subject and in 1949 bill
Tor single house legislature introduced that time
felt there considerable merit in consolidating the two
islative houses into one
However after having the slavish party-ne dsci
pine of the lower house of the 1851 session with
the much greater mental balance displayed the
that opinion has been pretty oundy shaken issue after
ISSUE had not been the senate the corporation lobby would
have gone hog Wild and in number of guberna-
tor1a veoes would have been of little avail they could
have been over-rdden
makes shudder to think about what might have
happened to Montana this had only onehouse leg
ature and that body had been perfectly coordnaed"
was the 1881 House of Representatives. Likewise from
standpoint OF getting things membership
be more efficient body-for good and for evil
In view of the all-dominant position held bv the Non
ana Twins IN our states fe the smaller legislative mem
oersnlp total the less difficult to control political real
ISL m now OF the opinion that here Montana unwedv
though large legislative membership may be- it is definitely
safeguard for the interests of the people as whole
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1951-03-30
LANDLESS INDIANS TO
MEET In GREAT FALLS
THIS weekend

Montana Landless Indians will hold
another convention this weekend at
Smeltermen's Hall in Great Falls to
perfect further details of organiza-
ton
Already gotten underway by the
state association is the organizing
of county chapters in more than
twenty counties where landless In
dams are living. Organizational work
is we'll along in Lewis & Clark, Phil
lips, Hill, Glacier. Fergus, Cascade,
Teton and Missoula.
Purposes of setting up function
ing state organization and the county
units is to develop support for HR
1871 (by Mansfield, Montana) which
provides for rehabilitation of these
Indian citizens. The landless In
dams, once Chippewas, were inveig-
led out of their tribal lands in the
Red River country through the "ten
cent treaty" upwards of hundred
years ago.
State officials of the organiza-
ton are Joe Dussome, Zortman. pres
ident; Albert Gardipee, Great Falls,
first vice president; Jack Sangry, Au-
gusta, second vice president, and
Mrs. Lucy Sharp, Browning, secre-