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The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1953-03-27
THE RECORD Lawmakers Class OF SO
Roll Call Votes on Fifteen Of the More Important
Issues Before the 33rd Legislative Assembly

Over voting records have been controversial
after the sessions the they abuate during the
session. Each year, however, they become significant
The demand to know how legislator voted greater
ler when voting guides seemed complicated
Chinese Laundry Slip the great question always how to
present them the people could understand them In those
days they the basis of fright and wrong
This arbitrary tabuatOn 1t infamatory natural
N from the point of view of the legislator who found his
consistently in the wrong column.
People politically conscious today than they
then Voting records have become political handbook and
longer difficult thing understand With political
consciousness has better understanding of the
So, in compiling the voting record of the 1858 legislative
session the VOICE tabuatng the votes just they abu
lated by the clerks in the respective houses
The foreword to each tabuation will be concu-
sions to the virtue of the issue voted
The 1858 records not oneway street you do not
with conclusions you still have the record
For anyone who is interested in variations of the
for their the material available the Coop Print
shop will be glad to take of your needs
Only when the people vote for their legislative representa-
tive the basis of how that representative will vote
of Importance the people expect Roadway
against the lobby control of Montana State Legislatures
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Some of the reasons cited by the
panel members follow:
First, the average citizen does not
do enough thinking about the legis-
lature and it's effect upon him.
Second, unfortunately upon the
part of the majority of legislators
there is no disposition to weigh the
good and the bad of a proposal in
light of the welfare of all the people.
In this connection panel member
observed that he has seen some leg
islators who were outright frauds and
peddled their responsibility to the
highest bidder.
George O'Connor, the red-tied or
ator, was appraised and seriously
questioned was the fact that the vo-
ters in Carbon county would return
him if they had a complete picture
of his legislative operations.
Third, in many areas of the state
controlled press does not fully,
Continued on Page Four)
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-. is possessed of paramount rights
in and full domination and power
over the lands, minerals and other
things :. lying seward of the or
binary low-water mark on the coast
of California, and outside the in
land waters, extending seward 3
nautical miles"
Despite this, the oil lobby got the
House to approve another "quit-
claim" bill on April 80, 1913. 1t did
not get to the Senate floor for vote.
Cases were brought against Texas
and Louisiana in 1948 on slightly diff
ferent legal grounds than the Cali
fornia case.
On June S, 1850, the Supreme
Court again ruled that the federal
government owned the oil.
1t said the same thing as in the
California case, except that federal
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1953-03-27
By GORDON MIKKELSON
Editor, Midland Cooperator


ST. PAUL-The showdown is com
ing fast on what will become of the
most fabulous sudden wealth the
American people have found.
The issue is: Shall three states get
from $40,000,000, 200 to $100,000,-
100000 worth of petroleum which
the Supreme Court says belongs to
all 48 states?
The prize is so great that men have
used nearly every modern tool of
propaganda and lobbying to take the
oil.
The campaign has been so skill
fully handled that some very honest,
sincere public officials were deceived
These officials were led to believe
that the oil question involved states
rights as against federal rights and
they wanted to preserve states rights.
They were told that "Tidelands"
are involved.
They believed, for instance, that
minerals under water in Minnesota,
Wisconsin, Iowa and the Dakotas
could be lost to these states if the
coastal states did not get the oil.
But the facts are as listed in the
statement under the tidelands chart
on this page:
In brief: No danger exists to min
erals or other wealth of Midland
region states from the Supreme Court
decisions on the offshore oil or from
legislation which trys to keep that oil
for all the states.
Newspaper editorial writer's as we'll
as some public officials were de-
ceived by the campaign of the oil
companies and coastal states.
These commentators received in
formation which showed So court
cases relating to states rights and
underwater resources.
But the facts again: These cases
referred to mainland and tideland
areas-and no dispute exists over
those. They always have belonged to
states and the federal government |
has never tried to take them away.
On the other hand: The offshore
land always has belonged to the fed
eral government Call 48 states) and
3 coastal states are now trying to
take it away from the other As
states
The lobbyists who prepared the
legal abstracts could hardy have been
ignorant of what they were doing.
They were presented as specialists in
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paramount rights" go 27 miles to
sea in the Louisiana case and to the
outer edge of the continental shelf
in the case of Texas. This could be
70 to 125 miles in the Texas case.
In each of these decisions, the
court said that the federal interest
came from the responsibilities of the
national government in international
waters.
No question of changing state own
ership under inland waters was raised.
another million dollars per year. HB
Continued on page four)
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230 proposed a five cents per barrel
tax on crude oil produced in or trans
ported into Montana. This tax was
to be used exclusively on the high
ways. Movement of heavy oil drill
ing machinery into many eastern
Montana counties is playing havoc
with the highways of that part of
the state. Crude oil transported into
Montana for refining is presently I'M
taxed by the state. This bill was
voted down 54-27, with only two Re
publicans, Goffena and Totten, vot-
ing for its passage. Reps. O'Connor,
Smith and Schiltz led the fight to-
kill House Bill 23O. Aye votes were
for the bill, Nay, against.
HOUSE BILL 25O-by seven Dem
ocrats: McAndrews, Wood, Johnson
(Silver Bow, Emmons, Michels, Bar
rett and Mahoney, and six Repub-
licans: Hansen (Custer), Schiltz, Nc
Elwain, Tobin (Lewis & Clark and
Armstrong the much publicized
Weight-Distance bill. Patterned very
closely after the highly successful
truck tax method in operation in
Republican Oregon, HB $50 would
have taxed heavy commercial We
hicles according to the weight hauled
and the number of miles travelled
over Montana highways each year.
Had HB $50 made the grade, in
creased highway revenue would have
amounted to more than three million
dollars the coming biennium from
heavy trucks paying more equitable
share of the costs of highway con-
struction and maintenance. Mean
drews, Macdonald and Graybill led
the fight for approval of HB $50.
Sagunsky, Bricker and Taylor led the
opposition which was successful in
voting the bill down 1888. Neil
vain, one of the bills sponsors,
voted against its passage. Aye votes
were for passage; Nay votes, against.
SENATE BILL 1S6-another BIZ
partisan measure, by Nesvig, Hof-
and, Grandey, Anderson (Pondera),
ribbals, Angstman, Winters, Busch,
Nutter, Robins, Dahl, Lindquist, Kel-
er and Harken-went through the
senate with only one dissenting vote.
The story was different in the house,
where it died 56-31. SD 1876 would
nave enabled county commissioners
20 use federal farm-to-market funds
% operate county-owned road build
Continued on Page Two)
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international law and underwater OF
matters.
But the attorney generals of many
inland states are not expected to be
experts in international law and salt
water problems and they accepted
the misleading information.
SUDDEN WEALTH
The sudden wealth which all AZ
states acquired by supreme court
decisions had been lying under the
oceans for centuries.
1t was not public issue until the
oil was discovered in the 1905. Rich
deposits were found under the ocean
off California and in the Gulf of
Mexico off the shores of Texas and
Louisiana.
Those 8 states Issued rights to oil
companies to recover the oil. Major
firms drilled, sold oil and paid royal
ties to the states.
SENATE ACTS
In 1887, the Senate unanimously
passed a resolution directing the at
torney general to maintain and es-
tablish the title and possession of the
United States to submerged lands and
all petroleum deposits underlying the
same"
The House received the bill from
its committee with change so it re-
ferred only to California. 1t did not
reach the floor for vote
In 1945, the federal governments
brought suit against California. 1t
claimed all the states owned the oil
beyond the low-tide mark.
The proclamation claimed federal
title to minerals under the sea from
the end of the low-water mark to
the edge of the continental shelf.
"QUIT-CLAIM" BILL
While the case was going through
the courts, Congress passed bill
called the "quit-claim" bill-giving
any title the nation might have in
offshore minerals to the coastal
states.
The president vetoed that bill, say
ng, among other things that the oil
should not be handed to states until
The Supreme Court had ruled.
The oil states could not get two
birds majority to upset the veto. The
give-away bill failed to become law.
On Oct 27, 1947, the Supreme
Court ruled that the disputed area
belonged to all the states. eve sug-
gest you look at the chart on page
me as you read what the court said)
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The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1953-03-27
ANACONDA FARMER-LABoR DISTRICT INSTITUTE
Appraises: Legislators, Legislation; Reviews
Mutual Political Responsibility
By MARY McNELIS, Butte

Hardhttng and fortnight the panel Evaluation of
the 33rd legislature hghghed the opening session of the
Anaconda Regional LaboFarm Institute Saturday morning
March Fl, in the Smelter Ctys AOH hall The panel
be Charles Huppe Helena attorney moderator and the two
participants both members of the 33rd legislature Senator
Chan Eten Member Bob Marsench of Silver Bow
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county.
Both members stressed the ire
sponsibility of Montana's 1853 legis-
lature to the people of the state. This
responsibility is we'll demonstrated
by the legislatures failure to pass
just industrial disease and workmen's
compensation legislation, its failure to
provide needed highway revenue, and
it's failure to protect the rights of
the people by adopting sound policies
on natural resources, notably oil and
power.
LEGISLATIVE PATTERN
The panel pointed out that leg
islative pattern has developed over the
years in Montana in which the rep
resentatives, elected by the people,
met for sixty days to rubber stamp
a program previously arranged and
drafted. Lobbyists of the dominant
industrial interests who seem to have
moro permanent legislative tenure
than the members themselves see to
this. The question, "Why is this 500"
was asked.
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HOUSE BILL 23o-by five Demo-
Gratis: Macdonald, Beck, Michels,
Barrett and Emmons-was stop
gap highway financing measure that
it's sponsors claimed would bring in
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oFFsHORE OIL DISPUTES AREAS

TIDELAND. Area between high tide and low tide.
Those limits the average location of the shore
line 10 years measured by the Coast and Geo
detic Survey. State control never questioned.
oFF-sHoRE This includes the 3-mile zone and
beyond Only federal courts, for instance, handle
claims between u s. citizens here Only federal gov
eminent deal with international arising in
this Supreme Court says national government
has paramount interest here.
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3-MILE ZONE. miles toward from low tide
line. In this both state and federal governments
have jurisdiction for purposes. The distance
originally the limit which gun shore could
fire to defend the coast. Texas claims this zone is
1Oh miles 6 Spanish leagues) because she once
claimed that before she became state State
troll is in dispute here Supreme Court says national
government has paramount interest"
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-07-23

GLASSES. girls pink shell RIM, VlGl4ty M y =
Fast 222nd tennis courts. reward NE
l-46l3.
CAT large gray tabby. vicinity OF Lake
S1ore and Euclid. KE. l-4lO''
MALE dog, old, one dooth deaf, po1tr parti-
allv blind black and tan MancnestedI' d
Vicinity of 222nd and tuller' re"dlu'
RE. 1882
PARAKEET aqua cinnamon W1ns 3aas
banded foot. talks, reward Ii. l-'SSo'
Ji43 East 140th ST.
PARAKEET, blue breast, white taSl neau'
black on wings, answers 10 rs''S' .
please call KE. 1-O6lI
751pHYEFT green, repeats what you
doing; reward. 855 East l4Oth. MU'
l-037l.
WALLET vicinity East 222nd Shopping
Center, black plastic with req trim.
RE l-0933
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HELP WANTED (MALE)

MAN, young or old to keep yard in
shape, pay 81 an hour, year round.
RIA 1-2OlO
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YOUNG man to help in ice cream
drive-in. able to work either days
or nights. Must be over l8. Hourly
rate. Apply Martins Dairy Bar,
20321 Euclid ave.
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HELP WANTED (FEMALE)

GIRL for tavern. living in East Cleve-
land vicinity. no liquor good wages.
MU. 1850
BEAUTICIAN, steady, 5-day week. ".
l-6O70.
BOOKKEEPER, part time. Perry Drug
Co. 752 East 185th ST.. KE. l-43o4.
SODA fountain clerk part time, eve.
nings. Perry Drug Co, 752 East 195th
st, KE. 1-4304
WOMAN for housework and care of
children, small home, stay nights
Call after $3.50, ". 1-8954.
WOMAN, light housework, vicinity
East 18th and St. Clair. PO 1884
PART time services in East Cleveland
dental office. Gil. 1-4242.
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HELP WANTED (MALE)

MAINTENANCE, general. apartments
and grounds, Euclid, salary. Call CHI.
1-l34O
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Euclid Employment Service

"Euclid's First Employment Service
Technical Commercial Medical and Sdlea Fields
1880 Lake Shore Blvd. REdWood 1.74A4
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TO Tell AL
About Cleanup

BALTIMORE Ordered 70
sweep out gangster elements With.
ii its ranks ar face possible ex-
pulsion from TIE American Feaer-
alton Of Labor. leaders 81 the
International Long horemens Az
ISOLATION today prepared to ten the
parent union more about their
cleanup program.
Last nisht the 20,n1enher Exec
utive Council 1t tie ia announced
stems to eliminate tie shape
hiring system which tie Fl pic
tured last + February Is I'd open
invitation % racketeer
Tho All also ordered the Lang.
shoTenens union to purge Itself
81 known criminals and set Ma1 q
As the deadline f1e i % get the
move under way
Cautious ht Iippd members
of The cnuneil refused p say
whether this IS i rate order
oE business during liz two day
secret meeting resumed IL i
Baltimore hotel shis morning
Ryan. president e he ia for
n years Is Under indictment HI
New York 81 ) charge 81 larceny
0f 81 $50 ID union funds
While Ryan presided OVER the
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5 BEDROOM CHS. Corner house.
Appliances included. 1921 Ashby
ST. Phone 1855 mays Il
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FIIRlg. APT. for adults, Hot water.
$500 per mouth. 500 Elizabeth
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ONE NAY TRAILERS, any size,
for rent 70 any city ii the
United States. Rent II here leave
it there See Dick Phelps, Palm
.lSinciairl Service Station, Stock
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Legal Notices

FIRST FFS, Az SAY IPsEsS AND
LOAN AS0Cf ALTON or m
MI 4 c0rpora4lnn arEsnlned alId
exiktinK under the lava % the
UnItea States u America
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BOXER, Al. X. C. Registered 10
months old. Fond If children.
Leaving town. 1924 Fogarty Ave.
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ges For Rent

FURNISHED cottage. Hot water.
Couple only No spets. Apply
rear 1914 Varela st.
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TWO BEDR0 JON corner lot Top
pino house Fenced yard, land.
scaped. 2026 Seidenber Ave Phone
S9o rnayis6e
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scsN!xIxU1D,

DINING room SET; play pen, crib
and stroller. Phone 2-6aS6.
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WILL RENT is house trailer
until August 18th. 1882 s3nson.
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Houses For Rent

ONE BEDROOM home with SPA,
eious yard and fruit trees. Day,
Phone 2-5422 Night Phone 2-6Ss7.
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House held Items
For Sale

Making Roohl Fer More Furniture
SPECIALS Studio couehes Sl2 sd
each. z Till. Back sofas SIS 90
each. New Mich top lamp tables
S. washing machines $S5 so
up. Gold Seal Iinoleum rugs great.
III reduced Warehouse Furniture
Outlet, SIS Sinaonton. 22697
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Apartments For Rent
tCoN1IaUEDl

s. BEDROOM Apt All electric
kitchen and tile bath. No pets.
Apply lli6 GrinneIl. Phone 2-27O4.
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UNUSUALLY cOOI.. spacious.
newly decorated 4 bedroom, all
electric furn. Porches and garden.
8 mos. 0r longer. Adults. 2-577S.
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ron SALE Ladies Bicycle.
Used twice, Very sonabae.
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Leaving town. 1924 Fogarty Ave.
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EJRNI STIED apartments, ; rooms
and bath. maid and ianitor SER
vice Utilities furnished Coral
Hotel ApaflInent w Silnonton
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IsaISHED two bedroom house.
Apply 2Ols Fogarly Ave
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ONE B EI1R 00 ll electric.
Private bath Utilities linens.
dishes furnished, a = 3 Motel
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] Announcenne

CARLOAD If watermel0ns prses
sd Is sen Across from Overseas
Garage 81 stock Island.
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Is Heal Estate / q Sale
LOOKING FOR HOUSE? NJ

| LOOKING FOR 4 HOUSE? We
should BE able ID please you.
Here are just few 81 our otter
Lings
TWO bedroom two bath
CHS house $ls, 900
Three bedroom has
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Two bedroom two
screened porches .....,. $$I:2., 500
Two story house frame
construction 5000
Two bedroom landSeaped
yard barbecue ... SIC. 500
Big coppit s lots, one hall block
Price 5000
The best buy il an owner desi gned
CHS house. You must see tire fea-
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would imagine only s12, 500 Com
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Cool and comfortable designed
/ for Florida living and located II
the coolest area III Key West, i
this two bedroom, two bath house
Cross ventilation iii every room.
/ In perfect condition and reasonably
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Al real Dream House Three bed
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floors separate dining room Tot:
| of cabinets light and airy kiteheI
large screened back porch viii
stationary tubs beautiful land
scaped yard 70 < 20 garage and
booster pump, also solar system &
pre- heat water. a steal al S14 1904
only s$l ,000. go cash required.
BOca Chica Waterfront
This choice plot Is approx 81
acres $50 feet along Old Overseas
Highway about ESQ feet BIT water.
front Has channel running along
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AN FIR ONT : rms and BATH
Carpof Terrace M electric
llehen Vernon md Sa1lh Beach
piene 2sgie amor Il oQ n lur
appointment
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Z apartment ncaF
81 Yard. eoupe pnly a els
Price ol anExatl ~ EesA
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JOHNSON q JOHN SON
40 Duyal ST Phone 2-2esl
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