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Evening star., 1953-02-02
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

ARLINGTON. - Reliable maid wants
day day work in columbia Heights OF
snt IvS eSmploysr; e ia. 5,9052. p
S9aEELENcEC saH aesTcl ci,,d ddd!e-egsd sad. white
live In. Phone HA. 2-7s57. gs
LAUNDRESS desires work to do in
fhsr Sgso hSnnsi references experienced.
GIRL, Experienced. part time cook
ar%.A{ and dependable; good refs. II.
GIRL; II E. esolored. reliable. wishes =
erence. Call DE. 2-76is.
GIRL, colored, wants day work at
once SnG rrsdon Monday; .u Tuesday, Sx. Thursday
GIRL. coiored. wants days days work;
good cleaner and laundress; refer
ehces. DI. 7-7154.
WOMAN, COLORED-Desire general
house work: expr., ref. II. 6-1520.
YOUNG coLoRED WOMAN wants
cleaning or ironing; Mon, Wed. and
a;3;oo sat-; best local references. Lu.
CoLORED GIRL wishes l.h.w. Mon
day through Friday, or by day; OF
elevator operator. Ii. 4-7230.
COLORED - Experienced laundress,
cleaner and cook for Tuesday and
Wednesday TU. 2-431s. after s
Mon.
COLORED GIRL desires days work
Call Ii. 6-2514.
COLORED GIRL. neat, reliable. wants
g.h:w.. full. or part time. day work;
waitress. elevator or fountain; good
cook. DI. 7-7S9S. %
housework; no children: good refer
ences; 5 days only, EX. 3-3069. I"
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INsTRUc. COURSES tcont.) J
MOTOR TRAVEL
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

YOUNG MAN wishes 8 riders t.
Florida. Careful driver. Leave Mon
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EASG 0obs WAAbO ACSus H. t-IlH1i
ROOFING. ali types; cutters, spouts,
TaooMRhTg' SaaTosMRtTg VA nnd 7.5sb21 5psabi22tinE' A. D
ROOFING--Giye US a call ct RA
3-93S9. We install new roofs. repair
and replace old ones. Painting and
repairing also to cutters and spouts
TELEvIsIoN sERvICING, includins
eyes,. sat. and Sun: guaranteed
TV ANTENNA SERVICE - Antenns
and installation, complete. S22. 80;
guaranteed: 10. 2-4533.
TV SERVICE. day or night. guaran-
teed for 80 days. $3.50. 10. 3-6299.
VALANCES AND RADIATOR GOV.
ERS made to order. Call AID. 4-5l22
WALLPAPER REMOVED by steam
method. Free estimate. White me-
chanic. JU. 5-9535. .
Venetian Blind Service.
Washing, cording, painting; home
or shop. Call WINFIELD, 10.
THE AVERAGE 3-pc. upholstered liv.
rm. suite expertly machine sham
pooed in your home, S15. No incon-
venience, no mess, ready for use
next day. Call CERTIFIED - LU.
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HELP-WoAAEN
MANAGER WANTED

For washable cotton dress shop; op.
portunitieS for advancement. Apply
In person, SHERMAN WASH WEAR
INC. 1104 r st. NV. -
MEDICAL CLERK Desirable
position. Interesting work in cancer
field. Prefer applicant with medical
terminology; however, will train one
with Suf1cient interest. Apply In
handwriting, stating experience, typ
ing speed, marital status and age
Box 113-Y. Star. .
N. C. r. MACHINE OPERATOR, witt
or without experience; 17-40. Ap-
N. c. r. 5000, experienced operator
permanent position. 5-day week
Call Mrs. McDermott. MA. S-306S
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TYPIST

For permanent full-time typing
White. 5-day, 40-hr. week, sick ant
vacation leave plan. Quarterly cash
bonuses plus profit-Sharing plan
Advancement.
HO. 2-2476
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BUILDING
MATERIAL

Just awarded contract to
dismantel 900 housing units.
Must move 100000 IT. Of
dressed lumber from yard to
make room.
2x6's. $40 to S75 per M
2xS, 2x10, 2x12, SIS to
$50 per M.
Bath tubs. $40 each.
Windows complete. S5 each.
Also complete stock of steel
beams, angle iron, steel rods,
other items for complete build
ing.
Free delivery, open all day
Saturday.
ACE WRECKING g. BUILDING
MATERIAL CO.
1902 MINI. Ave. NE. LU. 4-05(
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TYPTST-CT,ERK

TYPIST-CLERK, good SAL, pleasant
working cond.; in pvt. club; en-
ploye benefits, Box l30-Y. star. &
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PAINTING-SPECIAL
RI X 0nU ua1o raAv. rrnn -,

FAiNI1NG-SPEClAL
$16 any average room. Free estimates
1mmed serv. KE. $4,000. %
PAPERHANGING done at once, SIC
rm. up; do own work; guaranteed;
white mechanic. RA. 3-O024. ID
PAFERIEG. painting, plasteringi
neat, clean work; low prices; inn-
mediate attention. Cali IA. 9-18s9
PAPERING AND PAINTINo-satis
MR.. LAWRENCE. RA 6-97O3.
PAPERHANGING, PAINTING; white
mech; 20 yrs. exper.; do own work
lookout, AD. 10000. -
PAINTING-Get my est
Q E-rm. house: W. mech; own work.
RALPH. ME. S-S14S: HU. 3-9374
carpentry. cement
wtrprhng... roof rep: skilled white
mechs.; prompt serv. co. 6-43S9
new or old, repair worl
done; imm. serv.; work guar; est
free; white mechs. ia. 9-020S. -
AND HEATING, jobbing
remodeling and new work. Bath.
rooms installed, $395 Up. Baseboarc
and radiator heaSing plants in.
stalled. Work guaranteed. Free
estimates. W. H. MCKINNEY. LII
REMoDSEiLING AND REPAIRS. rec
rms. porches. kits, any type repairs
Ii 7-79S9; JE. 2-604O ewes. -F
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WOMAN FINTSHER

WOMAN FINISHER
Experienced on fine quality mems a.
terations. Apply Personnel once
9Th floor. Julius Garfinckel & Com
pany, E street at 14th street, NV
X-RAY TECHNICIAN
Experienced, for once Of radiologiSt;
good salary with opportunity for ad-
vancement; some knowledge Of typ.
flcations and previous experience.
Box 356-Y, Star: %
GIRL--telephone appointment maker
GOOD pay. 1s to 26, no exper. Ma.
GiRT On WOMAN wanted to answer S
phone; type and fle, from 9-5.
experenee ese rSslOSs6 $50 RF cs
RE: 1883 for appt. %
LADIES-We can place a. alert
women in good AVON openings. with
customer lists. Earnings $20-S25
,,g,kl Ekly; RE. 7-slo7. %
e carry Shs dsSss ostTSsn 81 Se ssis s7 so s
sHoLL's Colonial cAFETERfA. FL RIA
1922 Conn. ave. NV. 3
WOMEN, 21 to 80; investigation work
with national organizations; free to
perience necessary. 9bI Warner
Bldg. Do not phone. 3
YOUNG LADY, white, for general OF.
flce work; no experience necessary:
shorthand helpful but not essential.
Phone Ma. S-95S9, MR.. BUR-
ROUGHS, 8 a.m.-4 pm. .
YOUNG LADY to operate Remington-
Rand bookkeeping machine; must
be typist; some knowledge Of book
keeping preferable but not essential;
6-day week. Apply BOSS & PHELPS,
INC. 1417 K st. NV. q
YOUNG LADY-To work In renta
once. Capable of meeting the pub
Mc IN renting apts, and able to type
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SItVAIIONS WEN . WOMEN
PART-TME WORK WANTED By re-
liable colored couple in exchange for
living quarters; good reference.
Box 163-X, Star. 2s
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HUGO WORCH
s26 @ St. NV Ma. s-a41i

OUTBOARD MOTORS. used; COM
pletely rebuilt and Tuaranteed; fun
ANNArofIs ANN Il S4s9. 9p day WY or yninSs, aSs snd snt
have your Evinrude for early spring.
NAT GATES, Jr. q SON. 90 compro.
oUTBoolzR66 6SIbT9S MOTOR. sa1; GOOD shape, S q
h,p., Wizard. $50 cash. Elk. S-l99a.
PIANOS-Jordan's have a GOOD Sc
lection Of very moderately priced
these new Instruments before you
down. JoRDANs. % corner 18th and and
g sts. NV. (Phone sT. S-940ol ana
1882 Georgia ave, Silver Spring
tPhone JU. 5-11o60 Silver sprinI
S !ysl' YOU wsnt sysniRs to buy a D new
PfANo se MART ARS over vins nGo 'iins instras Ine
ments on display including the full
Lester Betsy Ross line; Special
discounts GTss. oEs-n.5t to member: Of the Armed
employees. etc. Pay as little as $25
$3.50 Sossoo AifSI sIAHo APHIonGs MARTf, III rffooiis fois 'sS
st. NV. Gust above the library.
FOR RENT-Lew rates on
MART. lo15 7th st. NV. Dust above
la RTENT-To-owN. For .s IT.
tie as SS mo. you can have the new
piano you select delivered to your
nS%. nsn On anS our ycD sDeI sst 5 sI.S gor
sii rental paid IL you de- decide s1ss 70 buy SEs
later. This Is the wise, practical
steiy; KITS 1880 q St. NV.
NnSWNrn v,,, rrrrvr,o
February piano sale. Substantial re-
ductions on famous-make spinets,
b balance y in il SO mos. KITS. 1880
i Is h'Foi For RENr-sp,n.t,I a ana
hauling charge. LARGEST selection
paid applies on purchase price II
you decide to buy later (up to 8
months; nng JoRDAN,s; corner 18th
a9s s9ss oesss sts e." ays ST. s1et sRs4O0 splna ns
GU. 6-1l05). silver Spring store
open every evening. -6
PIANO. Estey, .direct-action spinet
sII and bench: TI perfect cond;; reas. CAN
PIANOS IAN osEfazER foT Tsnt Ju :p9nets g4S2s
grands and uprights available for
rent; S5 mo: UP. First years rental
may be applied to purchase; no OBJ
ligation to buy. COLONIAL PIANO
CO.. 637 D st. NV, ma. s-4e7o.
PIANOS, new full keyboard, epinet
pianos. regular price S646. offered
for sale for short-time special at
S49b. DYNAMIC MUSIC, 1900 q
PIANOe-Baldwin Acrosonic spinet
and console models. DESIGNED. built
Equipped with Baldwin patented
Ful.Blow action. Wide variety case
designs and woods.
EXCLUSIVE AT HUGO woRcn
925 @ st. NV.
Established 1879
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sS;sI S;dsy s q, yeek. can RE. 7-56So. M I
SECkETARY-Familiar with filing
shorthand and tipping. 25 to 81
preferably single. Hours, 8 to 8, 8.
Ssg Sagg yk; Good salary to start. 30,
sEcREEiTAaRiSYf:.sTENoGRApHER-TSsw AaiSf:
but not essential; flve-day week,
vacation with pay; salary, S24O per
month. Neighborhood 18th and X
sTs sts; sIsT;; NV Nationsl s-2477. IS
ttSa. MSn Fri Sdi;a.sSs SS hrs liberal ysss
Air-cond. once. Accumulate yari-
Gus statistics under supervision:
able to type; experience or schooling
In research and statistical work re-
sTENoGRAPaER0ccL i'ii R0c cLESK, ERR ssa5 saperiencs
BAsBsR & soss s5ss co., oDDGF eth .A9 A9Dly
sts. ne, DE. 2-O501. a
STENOGRAPHER. for real estate Of
nee; experience not necessary; d
day week, Apply BOSS q PHELPS.
sTENoGEAffHhERs;; part a;T, or full time; TIN
permanent. Apply 2nd d., 1722 Eye
sTENoGRApHER for construction
company; knowledge Of bookkeeping
s:s; $40 section. Il Call Lu. 1-4675 after
sTENoGGRApHER sIiaS - KNOWLEDGE RS of
Comptometer and typing neces.: 40
mr.. 6-day wk.; excel. working condi-
tons, liberal company benefits. Box
sTENOGRxPHER - National organi-
zation seeks alert, efiicient girl, age
20-30; must have fast typinR and
shorthand speeds with stencil cut
ting experience; excellent working
conditions in air conditioned bldg.
opportunity for advancement. Cal
RE. 1888 bet. 12 and 2 pm. "a
STENOGRAPHER RECEPTIONIST.
architectural once; pleasant sur
roundlngS: exper. necessary. Call
WA. 7-1200 for appt. .
STENOGRAPHER and asst. to pur.
chasing agent-Must have speed
and accuracy. Capable Of assuming
responsibility for detail; at least
b. 5. grad. and 10 yrs. bus. exp
Ref: req. Call MIR. THOMAS. RE
1880, for appt. -3
STENOGRAPHER, 1890. 37h-hr., 8.
day wk.: permanent position, natl
organization, excel. ONCE environ
Gsas msns; good salary. Phone sT.. g.
sTEN0GRAPHER - Part time, t,
handle correspondence and stats.
tical reports in executive ONCE. Must
be fast and accurate typist. Houri
arranged If possible. Employe dis
counts. HECHINGER CO., 18th and
II SITS. ne, Ii. 7-94OO. 3
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HelP-WoMEN
SECRETARY

MANAGING EDITOR OF
NEW MAGAZINE BEING ES-
TABL1SHED BY THE AMER
1CAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY
NEEDS COMPETENT SECRE-
TARY. GOOD SALARY, s.
DAY WEEK. OPPORTUNITY
For A DIV NC Z M ENT,
PLEASE WRITE GIVING DE-
TAILS OF EDUCATION AND
EXPERIENCE. ADDRESS:
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FREE HOME-Settled woman, prefer
nurse or school teacher. Free rm
and bath to person with references
willing to be in evenings as COM
panion to lady. Tel, DU. 7-4565
MRS. EDGAR'S ant. g
Evening star., 1953-02-02

AuulIlonS, remOoellng, roOnng, sid
ts, Ing, carpentry, painting; Cali Mr.
JU. 5-17S5.
OIL BURNERS and gas furnaces in
stalled. .serviced and repaired; D. C..
Md. and Va. WA. 7-6291. IS
FAINTER, inside and outside paint
ING W6T rar rss;: pEicfs WcE ire s esStmates;
work; low prices; free est. co.
P2INSTIfSNiG-Free estimates. All work
EIaranteed; Call MR.. WH.KERSoN,
PAINTING. papering. general repairs,
R1Iass!eTbiafl RI sHbafkl odd Jobs See me fiEst' fisEst'
able white men; best work for less:
PHfSr1SG iEfs sSSiHsse; e A71,S9Se
Sial and residential; satisfactory fcH
PAINTING, P&3lSfEsi INTERIOR AND ExrE.
RIoR-Free estimates; work guar
= Iantsed; IA. 9.SS4S.
PAINTING. PAPER HANGING,, n floors
Sanded esns sns refinished. Need work
PAINTING, PAPER HANGING. gen
repairs. White mechanics. Prompt
service. MIR. RIDENoUR. DU. 1928
PAINTING. PAPERING. kitchen and
bathroom remodeling; floor and wal
tile hot-water heater. RA. 3-SS0O.
PAINTING, special. bath, S15; kitch.
ems, $50: free estimates: white me
pafNfiNGD piahfShflNS DE- int.PloE asISS' and exterior
Free estimates. Work guaranteed
Call IA, 2-6S3O. -
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BUILDING MATERIALS
OlOn 1n4I CNN At Wy

FireplaceS, wood paneling, complete
baths, lumber, brick flooring, window
trim, stain glass windows and doors
Apply on premises, 1-5 pm. DE
2-0927. $
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ACECO
GARAGES
BUSINESS SERVICES

Completely erected. No money down,
3 years to pay. FILA finance Free
estimates. No obligations. Phone
ia. 7-57S1.
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MEN AVAILABLE NOW

MEN AVAILABLE NOW
For employment. odd Jobs, yard work,
wall washing. carpentry, house.
cleaning. etc: SALVATION ARMY.
Harbor Lights Corp. ME. 8-4632,
WATCHNfAN. guard or stockroom
man; including general work. Prefer
building or store. Age As, white.
IA 6.S243; 4705 Ga. ave. NV. Sc
FORMER. CUSTOMS CLERK-14 yrs.
sxper;. import-export Balto.- Wash. :,
tion Box 109-X. Star. ~
YOUNG MAN. colored. "a. 2 years
college; clerical position, statistical
mail and file experience. Interested
In Job with future. RA. 3-53S3. Sc
YOUNG NAN wants to learn bar
tending. Will take part-time Job at
night; has some experience. BOX
REfPABiLE REffAfi gar coLoREp MAN wS want,
porter. driver, elevator or work oi
any kind. DI. 7-7S98. 2s
COLORED MAN wants part-time
Job as porter or porter-driver bet.
$50 and IL pm. LU. 1-27O9. So
Evening star., 1953-02-02
SITUATIONS MEN

STUDENT. 2 years.
c.P,A.: viii accept fun fssfI or part-time MrSe
BOOKKEEPER-A -ACCOUNTANT, excel
record, can type; hard worker, car
meet public. Ii. 7-4291. "a
CHEZ % yrs. European and Ameri.
maker; available for hotel, resta1.
ront or club. Box say, Star, s.
CLERK. ABB plus law trng.; expert.
enced as financial analyst. clerk. anc
typist;- co. 6-5331 day; 10. 2-s33s
ENGINEER desires position with gen.
eral contractor or subdivision de-
veloper; 20 yrs. continuous exp,
Al ref; capable Of supervising the
planning, estimating and construc-
tion of land improvements and re-
lated public works. Box 416-Y, Star
EDITORIAL or public relations, 1C
yrs. experience: graduate degree; In
terested IN aviation and Latir
american fields. but will consider
magaEine copywriting or other edi.
torial assignments. Box S5-X. Star
FREIGHT RATE CLERK, 90 yrs exp
rail and motor tariffs; full Or nart
time; available now, JU. 5-b1f,e a.
MAN, white. 80 yrs, well Travelled (5a
nations). bilinguist. French-English;
good health and appearance, bound.
less energy. impeccable manners. yery
well read, desires interesting en-.
pioyment will travel II necessary
AZ
Evening star., 1953-02-02

CARPENTRY AND PAINTING-Worl
done on evenings and week ends
recreation rooms and kitchens {
specially. WA. 7-776S. .
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COMPLETE REMODELING, baths and
kitchens; linoleum. asphalt tile and
Call Ii. 4-46S2 from 8 until $50
for free estimate, or LU. 4-1sO7,
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CALIFORNIA BOUND

Young ladies, 1926; free to travel
and work this winter; Miami, New
Orleans. California. Why stay in cold
weather. Immediate cash drawing
account and new-car Transportation
furnished. See Mr.. Powell, Cairo
Hotel. 10 am, 2 PIN. Don't phone
Evening star., 1953-02-02

COMPTOMETER SCHOOL
23e Munsey Bldg. DI. 7.0503.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
S4 vkly.. eyes,, small classes, expert
teachers. 1920 Z st. NV. Ma. e-3269.
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Lumber 1-12OO
AHHAn 4
LUMBER

Flooring suitable for sheathinG or
sub-fooring, special this week, S2b
per M, at yard.
ACE WRECKING CO.
LII 4-06O0
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ADDITIONS, alterations and repairs
S.3'nIae C13M'meerciai 25 or 81 residentisl. Frss
expansion attics, porch
closures, rec. rms. built by exper.
mech; financing arranged; free esti-
mate. AID. 4-9312 and JE. 3-3973.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1953-01-23
By GRETCHEN BILLINGS

Is the Public Welfare wasting the
taxpayers money?
Are there many people on Public
Welfare rolls who are not worthy?
Should there be lien and recovery
law enacted at this session of the
Legislature?
Should there be relative support
law enacted?
And should the Public Welfare
rolls be made available to the gem
eral public?
The Reorganization Committee re-
port to the Legislature includes a
survey of the administration of the
Public Welfare department and the
problem of more careful screening of
for public assistance.
The question of assistance to those
we maintain at a subsistence stand
ard of living through our taxes is
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1953-01-23

granted as a question creating a great
deal of public interest. The public
assistance program includes old age
assistance, aid to dependent child
rem, aid to the needy blind, aid to
permanently and totally disabled, vo-
cational rehabilitation of the blind,
child welfare services, foster home
care and Silicosis payments.
Several bills have been presented
to the Legislature based on the rec
concentrations of the Reorganization
Committee on different aspects of
the Public Welfare program.
There is merit in the aims of
these bills, but the technical and
practical aspects of some of them
are debatable.
Next week | would like to review
some of what l consider the debat-
able aspects of several of them, but
this week with time short | am con-
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1953-01-23

value but would make almost impossible for the land board
enforce and administer the leases the best interests of the
schools
Revons of school leasing laws proposed under HB AZ
only slightly from previous bills drafted and circulated by
the oil lobby during months Oil lobby propaganda
bent confusing the legislature into terng valuable
that ghuy should for the education of Mon
tana children To date the lobby has made single
posa that will in strengthen chdrens interests
Until such the legislature make thorough study
school oil would be better to hold firm the
line-NO CHANGES IN OIL LEASING LAWS IN 1858!
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1953-01-23
Your Money!!

Inadequate $50 per month pay
ments from Public Welfare to vic
Tins of Silicosis cost $3O,65O in
November, not including supple
mental assistance given in some in
stances at both the state or county
levels.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1953-01-23
NONE FINER

Scott Hart after nearly three years project engineer
with the Alaska Road Commission coming home. The
administration has named him to again be chief highway
engineer post he held during the final year the Ford adj
Friend neighbor engineer and citizen the BEST
1t would be hard to imagine better choice
been made by the administration to guide the affairs
parmen of state which important all of us
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1953-01-23

SHALL THE PUBLIC WELFARE
ROLLS BE RELEASED FOR PUB
Lie USE?
The executive director of the
American Public Welfare Association
pointed out that making such rolls
matter of public record had neither
the injurious effect that supporters
of the secrecy provision had claimed
it would, nor has it reduced public
welfare rolls, and expenditures, as
some enthusiastic opponents of the
secrecy provision had predicted. The
director of the welfare association
also noted that there was no particu-
lar widespread interest in the well
fare rolls and that individuals and
associations who inspected them oc-
casionally had done so when the stric-
ture was in effect. Recipients were
reported as quite interested in the
amounts of their own grants, as COM
pared to the amounts which others
were granted, and to the extent of
protest generated thereby, admins
trative complications for public well
e. 144 $500 1.
Ii, r.
oD 10 proVldes 1oi Che IliiIs OF
quarterly Reports WIN the county
clerk and recorder of each county
recipients of public as
sistance, and employees of county well
rare boards by sara Doaras, DECLAh-
lNG SUN hEfohIo ~ DE- rub
nv N4Oo"Do'
The bill also provides penalties for
misuse of this information.
ne puoiic WeiIare roiIs are at
RESENT aVai.apie ~ 'hose peopie VINO
!eeu inc Iilioiiia'ion ioi coiisUruc-
I've ee. use Eesi1Ia'oiS' Juuges' county
e'c' nat "ouiu De gained
y 'ie TN es'' u placing 1nese iis1s
siieIe ohey VIII DC available 70 the
- .o"'
What would be the possibilities of
nder the guise of criticising the lad
1inistration of public assistance,
hot +boso o,,os ,,,o,,1d ho ,,h1;.Llo
80 ''''''''-1 : O'''N - = 'O'i''''e0'
The portion of the bill that de-
fines misuse of the information,
with penalties, will have to compete
WIN the Tune honoreo doctrine that
'"at "hieh Is pubic record can De
asa IN any manner !" WIN nave
- INC o'r' u the ,raoition-
r s m o"i oi 'he press,
- aiming 10 ,a"yerS was toio
their client any newspaper who
printed these lists and was indicted
under this bills restrictive clauses.
~ ppoi '0r' - .,ie DiiI say 0naI II
II IN V'' PuO4io welfare
80 'ii =, :. oAI pc0pie "i,o'e oiii,uren
ature in the community and who
i've not been taking care of their
lrents. To me that IS NOT credible
cause those people ALWAYS have
avs and means of preventive. nm
vorable nublicitv II would and mn
someone whose circumstances
lght be acute, where there was mis-
lderstanding of their position,
1ere there would be an inhuman
L 4
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1953-01-23
LEGISLATORS SALARIES SHOULD Be RAISED

Three Republicans and three Democrats have introduced
bill aimed bringing salaries paid legislators in line with
reality.
House Bill &c. by Sykes Brcker and Juedeman, Repubi-
and Macdonald, Beck and Nixon Democrats proposes
that salaries for legislators be increased from SO SIS and
corded other employees HB SO also proposes that the
Speaker of the House be paid 25 day. All increases would
be effective in January 1866.
Some legislators have expressed the opinion the home folks
would never for increased salaries in of the avowed
intention of members to state governmental eXpend
lures believe that opinion be Home folks the
great majority realize that $40 per day grossly insufficient
for live away from home in these nfla
tionary days.
There is also general recognition of the fact that the low
salary schedule prevents small business farmer
daily from attempting seek legislative posts Of
late much too great degree only independent
retired citizens reasonably large farmers and stocmen
those whose regular salaries continue during legislative
period afford to to Helena for so days
Not only does the present salary schedule preclude
large extent the elecng of legislature representing all walks
of life in Montana but holds the temptation accept
meals and other assistance from special
who gladly will provide the The practice in many
states has led to what amounts bought
sembymen* Certainly the wel-being of Montana will
served it, because of insufficient salaries legislators in
assistance.
For information what happening
Lester Veie Vel it will be recalled writing
GOLFERS
interests
8Oth Congress)
See a HARPERS Magazine October,
Roads," by Oregon State Senator Richard Neuberger.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-02-28
Q BRIDAL AFFAIR

TACOMA, Wash, Feb 28-Miss
Nancy Otsuka, bride-elec of Mr.
Taro Fukumori of Berkeley, Calf
was the hohored guest at brida
shower held last Sunday. Feb. 81 il
the home of Mrs Del Tanabe. Hos.
tesseS were Misses Mid Tanabe anC
Yasuko Hashimoto
Attending the affair were Mes
danes Frank Mizukami, Hirosh
Fujita, John Fujita, Tom Osaka
Mas Tanabe, George Tanbara. Geo
Nakano and Art Yamada, the Miss
es Jane Otsuka Minnie Otsuka
Eleanor Yoshioka, Chieko Tanabe
Yuki Osada and Sue Hamaguchi.
Absent were Mesdames Shig Okla
Nobu Yoshida, Charlie Morita. Joe
Fujita and Yosh Tanabe: the Miss
es Tatsie Iwakiri, Esther MiZukami
Dorothy Tanabe and Janet Yoshio-
ka
Miss Otsuka and Mr.. Funamori
will be married on Sunday, March
%. in the Tacoma Buddhist church
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-02-28
se1 Z. Spruce

8 40 am Sunday School for al
ages
10 a.m.-Issei service.
11:15 a.m.-Nisei worship service
7:30 p.m.-Youth fellowship meet
Ing.