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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

OPPORTUNITY for man with small
CAPITAL TO go, in. business; viii sell
MIN nationally-known tires, bat
stns sssries and accessories. BOX 62-L.
DEIiCATEssEN AND LuNCHR0Sm
fine location call Ii. 3-2373 or in
person GA Pa. ave. sc. 30
OPPORTUNITY for several men or
women with ADVERTISING or retail
sales experience ex. who have ability
program through retail merchants
In their respective communities.
rms Is very lucrative franchise
proposition and requires only
81-K, Star, stating full aualifica-
SPECIAL i'Haii BARGAIN. Must be sold old a.
once. Barnett's famous Knotty Pine
RESTAURANT and adjacent gas station
on on 4saie the chsss hMd; ths best fishing shore
well equipped; doing good business.
no money for good will; easy terms.
Act today. Call Mr.. Odum. RE.
River anS eyesi Ssoas or call MR.. RICE, West
DELicATEsssEN and grocery; -sG S.w.;
beautifully equip. and stocked, do
ing $500 wk. Easily increased. ideal
4o7ess, seaDis IA. sS.24s $3.50. complete HE
DRUG SToRE-MixeSdi neighborhood.
averaging about $40 a day Can
90 better: Retiring. Netting about
$l1.0O0 year; Sacrifice $18,500.
Term Terms to reliable man. Box 344-K,
SANDWICH SHOP-Heart downtown
WASH. Open days, closed Sundays.
Doing excellent business. Will sacri-
nee. AD; 2-9664. MR.. SACHS. Is
rd.. Silver Spring, building, approx.
S5x29; formerly occupied BY dry
cleaning store and plant; suitable
for many types of businesses: To-
Gated in well-established community.
FE, FoE dE dprtnsr 6srsTf informsti9n; call Ju.
RESTAURANT in Alexandria. beer
and wine license. Nice place with
plenty Of business. Opportunity OF q
lifetime. CURIOSITY seekers need not
apply; XII. s-6652: evenings, TIE.
GROCERY, on busy Georgia ave;
same owner over 81 years; very low
H SysraeaS; oaaid reSsqnsbls "a dSr quick sale.
BEAUTY tsA Kos, SAL0SmLF. L,oS.zL shopping cen,
Sgsr Sgs Ssas. % rent, sacrifie.. S; '0 BOZ Ok
DRUGsToRE-1n exclusive n W. area:
oyeTbssd over $55oeS 90 YEARLY s6gG7 low rent and
GROCERY STORE, doing 81, 800 vtly.
Open days wk., no Sundays, from
$3.50 am. to 7:30 pm. Owner has
liquor store and will sell reas. with
small down payment. Call UN.
YOUNG MAN. would like to puchass
interest. in or outright. q business,
wholesale or retail, showing q fair
return on cash reinvestment up to
$l0. 600. Box 453-K. Star. 80
CHILDREN'S DANCE STUDIO, ma
tional chain. local branch, needs ac-
t1N partner; nominal investment
vii, assure substantial return. Box
SMALL ICE CREAM TRuCKWcsn
make investment plus profits even
Il only working ewes. and week ends;
500. terms. JU. 9-2763. 80
FOR SALE--Located in
lobby of centrally located hotel; reas,
priced: no brokers; for information,
apply Box 3S2-K star 10
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APARTMENTs WANTED

FREE-Landlords. applicants waiting
Tor your furn: or unfurn apts. or
houses or suhlets; wash. va. Nd.
tWhitel: open days Ma 8.OOOl
small furn. apt. or house for sum.
mer. EN-. 3-3149, so
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.w.

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK -
with built-in garage, rec. room.
OH h.-w.h. Finished 3rd-f. room.
Immaculate condition. Low price
and easy. terms: Call ME. s-l143
till 8 PM, J. WESLEY BUCHANAN.
INC. 1914 K st. NV.
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
New detached brick home. Center
hall entrance, large, e,sized living rm.,
dining rm.. all-electric kitchen.
rm. on 1st a.: 2 large sized bedrms.
msnt with lavatory. Excellent a.
nancinE and PRICED ct S24 $50.
DU. 1855. MARSHALL J. WAPLE
CO. Realtor. l224 14th st. NV.
cAAERvYa AR + aiIGSsi CHASE. D. c.-sss, 500. one
Of Chevy Chase's finest areas. -Four
bedrmg., 21z baths. porch, garage.
Fine home. owner will take back
sIILiNdsLEY REAL ESTATE CO.
EN-. 2-2326, till . pm. 20
- Opp. Dumbarton
Oaks; lust completed; eracious.
large home; exquisite chandeliers.
wall paper etS:; :.si sii sunny mn scS rooms; as
OWNER. IN s-ss5s. 80
GLOVER PARK--Attr.. gracious. g.
rm. row house on lovely. quiet. /
blk. long street; cony. to schools.
transp. and everything: 8 bedrms..
rec. rm., gar. Asking $17.950 With
good financing. JOHN H. MILLER
yr. 4 BRO. MA. e-2567; ewes. IN.
CONTINUED On Next PaEeJ
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1901 CALVERT ST. N.W.-Nr. 18th
i;Hd iaHd sS Gol f Edi; elsyi hsyi apt; / bsdrm;,
apt. Also l.bedrm. bsmt. apt. $50 20
mo. incl. utils. See eleV. man. 10
, NEWLY DEC. APTS.-(1) 2-bedrm
r. d: r.; kit. bath. ,l2l 1-bedrm.
II. kit. BATH. RA. 6-4706. IL
18th st. sc. Adults only. go
1898 ALLISON ST. N.W.-Bed-liy.
rm.; KIT; -dinette; pvt. bath. 2 clos
cts; good transp. Shop cen 80
e233 FIRST ST. NV. twhitel 1 rm.
incl. utils. DE. 2-5497. "a
CONN. AVE. AREA bedrm. ant
twin beds: suit: 2 empl. girls; avail.
q Q to $50; ewes, no. 2-4i06.
SCOTT CIRCLE AREA-For 3 srle.
persons; pvt; bath and kitchen;
S1Os. utils. included. JE. 2-7564.
S54O I4th ST. N.W.-Lse. lovely l
rm., lge. kit, next bath; compi. re-
dec; plenty h.w.; conv. to every
thing; nice: empl; adults; reas. Also
400 wEBsTER 81. NE, OF Hawaii
ave-, nr, park. Newly dec. liv rm;
bedrm,, KIT. bath; in semidet. house
with sep. entr.; all uti1s.; S95 mo.
AZ H' S11Sa2 S1TSSSS or FA .s 3s,75o6i Il
kit. pvt. bath, screened porch; conv.
transP.: call HA. .2-7966. Il
10 SUBLET for immed occup. to
Sept. 10; fufn. 1-bedrm. apt: Buck
ingham area: $75' mo. IA. 5-s437.
CAPITOL HILL-A beautifully ar
RANGED apt; private entr., large bed
rm... foyer, Lv. rm., large, modern
kitshsn and bath. Ii. 4-so26. ~
pH"NE0wNs ESerySns or tarDD Ders0pUS U1%tdTs sntirs
Hy;-bedrm.,o pvt. bath, kitchenette:
NfeELS IRdf FuRN III APT s1qSlS witS pvt Ek BATH
transp. Call AID. 4-5751. II
SILVER SPRING. bedrm.. liv. rm.,
dinette; KIT and bath; Avail. July
63; 6d3a;.ooYear Years lease. 500 mo. JU.
DUPONT CIR. 1888 Riggs pi.; bache-
lor apt; 1 studio rm. pvt. bath; $50
monthly up; maid. linen, incl. II
IF you ARE LOOKING for a very
bedrm.. kit. bath and back porch.
Upper I4th st. S1l0 mo-, all utils.
PETWoRTH.For lady: newly dec
Grated bedrm. and kit, in refined
E,al Esntile IA home Ftiasf conV' transD. 500
GLOVER PARK, N.W.-Attractively
furn. bedrm. apt. in well-kept mod.
bldg. S1lO EN-. 3-93O3. 3
1-RM. STUDIO APT, nr. Sheraton
PIX; private bath, refgr., hot plate;
ref. req.; S55 mo. CO. 5-SS56. 80
MT. PL., close to shopping center.
Complete floor consisting of . large
rms, kit. and bath. Can be used as
j or 2 studio apts. Furn. better than
average: util; furn.; $50 mo. co,
NV, 1926 Mass. ave.--Two rms. and
kitchen. S65 per mo. Conv. loc. Call
EX. 3-5097, after 4 pm. -29
G-RM. TERRACE APT.-Utils.: conv.
TO store and bus. Call after l pm.
5TIY AND AUGUST. near 10th and
Columbia rd.-Sleeping accommoda-
tions for 6. laundry facilities, TV;
tranSp. and stores conv: SIPS mo-,
utilities included. CO. 5-564S, II
NEWLY DECORATED, | rm. Kitchen
ette apts.: walk. distance downtown;
laundry service; home atmosphere;
front and rear vard. DI. 7-0S59;
suitable for = employed persons
1901, COL. RD. NV. - . bedrms.,
liv. Nrm., kit. bath, outside porch;
attrac; furn.: S125 mo. 80
EMBASSY SECTlON-New air-cond.
bldg: elegant apt. for 2: compi
FUN. linen. silver. china. etc,
seer. service, utils. incl 1875
Euclid st. NV. HU. 3-3402. 80
silver SPRING-Living rm., bedrm..
Kit, din. alcove. bath; utils. incl.
S9S.5O; no pets; couple. 10. 3-6SS9.
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lPARTMENTs UNFURNlsHED APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHEp
AFAktMENIS UNtUKFSISHE
THE RADNOR
Convenience
Plus a View

Is offered in these spacious
l and 2 bedrm. apis. Avail
now in N. Arl.'s most acceS-
Sible area. Just 5 Minis. tc
PENTAGON AND DOWN.
TOWN WASHIN ON
FEATURING separate din.
ing rooms and disposal
equipped kitchens with 9
magnificent VIEW of the
city.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

AIR FORCE OFFICER and family
desire or 3-bedroom house or du-
pick for August; full basement.
FENCED @ yard, near shopping area. JE.
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Tavern-ReStaurant
Wine, whisky. beer license. Air con.
ditioned. Equipment like new. Beau
tiful bar; small. well-equipped kitcfl-
en-: long lease. Ideal for couple. Lo-
Gated In Washington. Selling price,
Sl5,5O0. Down payment, $1,000.
For appointment call LU. 4:2O42
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COOPERATIVE APIS. SALE

NAYLOR GARDENS
LOWEST MO. PAYMENT IN d. c.
THREE BEDROOMS. FIRST FLOOR.
APARTMENTs. sA ALSO ~ oTh oNE TWSTr TEEsT
BEDROOM, REDECORATED, VA.
CANT: CALL MR.. ROWLAND, LU.
DRURY REALTY CORP.
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AVAILABLE JULY /

Modern 1-bedrm. apt. In desirable
NV. location: near Mt. Alto Hospi-
tai Conv. TO shopping and transpor-
tation. Auto. clothes washer In kit.
Adults, S120 plus utiis. See Resi-.
dence Mgr. zoos Tunlaw I'd NV.
Ant. I. SIDNEY 2. MENSH. Ma s.
GAO. 80
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NO. ARL.-3-bedrm. Colonial. full
bsmt:: conv. to elementary school
Falls Chufch-3 bedrms., liv. rm.
dinette. bath. equip. kit. all on one
floor; S115 mo.
Falls Church. -bedrm. brick Cape
Cod full bsmt., expandable attic:
JOHN W. MULRoY co.
80 Hillwood Ave, Falls Church, Va,
JE. H-S322 Ewes, JE. 2-9379
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U. s. No. / HIGHWAY
$10.50O

$19,500
So. 900 down: income, $500 month.
Located south Of Fort Belvoir; con-
acres with lS5-foot front; new hot
air oil heating plant, good well, Jet
pump. Owner must sell. Call day
and ewes, Vivian Coldicott,
XII 8-6112 OR KI. 9-6644
AL BAKER & SON, INC.
116 8. st. Asaph st., Alex. Va.
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LETS. FURN. UNFURN.; WASH
va, MD. WHITE OPEN DAYS
.A:ONE RENTAL b REALTY Co,
d24 s0HP 2TR bLpGv Z, q .vv NA, s-ooo7
as KING ST. ALEX. XII S-l31S
1471 IRVING ST. NV.
Desirable. close to transportation and
14th st. shopping district. 3 rms.
q bsdrms1. kit. and bath: SS7 so.
PLANT & GORDON INC, 1874
Park rd. NV. CO. 5-0S37. go
2 CLEAN DOWNTOWN APTs.-13IS
WIFI VIII sREAkfAsT2 R kiMiT2 AREAls EMS I KIT. RIT.
KIT. WITH BREAKFAST AREA
KIRKS REALTY CO.. REALTOR,
Ho. 2-677S; EYES. RA. 6-8386.
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Live at the Top of the City
TOWERS

APARTMENT HOTEL
370O MASS. AVE. NV.
One and two bedroom apartments;
television in every apartment; full
hotel services. Also hotel rooms
and suites.
SPECIAL SUMMER RATES
PENNA. AVE, DOWNTOWN
1927 9Th st. see rms, housekeep-
ing apt. front; conf. furn.; one
$3.50 mo-: another $50 mo-: in
cluding utilities (adultS only
MANAGER, Apt. /.
COLORED-458 X ST. NV and
rm. apis. Children accepted.
Newly dec. Utils. incl. Refgrs. JU.
COLoRED-e RMS, KIT. and share
bath or 2 rms Children accepted.
SSon1y. transp. RA. 3-160S, RA. g.
FURN. APT. for rent:
also. turn. rooms and kitchen in
6Smt;; on busline. Call after s pm.
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GLASSMANOR
WAsHINGToN'S FINEST
GARDEN APARTMENTS
Moderate Rentals
WEEKLY
Completely Furnished
For Transient Families
MONTHLY, YEARLY

Furnished and Unfinished
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
To reach: Out 8. Capitol st. 2 blocks
9-5: Sat. 9-1 LO. 7-81O6.
COLORED-2 ROOMS, semipyt. bath.
AZ privileges. 4101 4th st. NV,
CofosE6Moi41s CoffiossiEa6o1i4 T ST. N.w.-I and
2 rm. apts. S69.60 and Up. See
janitor or phone WASHINGTON
HOUSING CORP. Ma. S-4Sls. -29
rms, kitchen. share bath: utiis.;
see OF phone, after 2 pm. RA
COLORSED-MoDERN studio apt.
with pvt. bath and kit; rent, S59. 80;
can be seen after 6 pm. 1872 Cor
coran st. NV. TORRE REALTY CO.,
1926 N. Capitol st., HO. 2-72O0..
COLORED-VERY LARGE efaciency
apis. in cow. N. Arl. loc. Ideal fol
ccHILAaEL WALSH q SONS. RE, q.
c6OIT1ORED-vERY LIGHT clean s snt
quiet. 1-rm.. kit. and share bath
Petworth location. RA. 6-80s4.
coLoRED-BIG 2-bedrm. apt. in
Fs%ts1 RSdsrr u blSs g. kG at 80 45o9 ~ yay st.
SHANNON g. LuCHS CO., 1905 d
st. NV. Ma. S-2346. 80
COLORED-WE HAVE several I.rm.
kit. bath apts. available; $50 per
mo. VNNICK q COHEN, 1902
colokED7a.RosoSM2 ssli HiE AE slS2o4i 4hipr-KitssSser sS
and bath with built-in back porch.
For rent. 251 18th st. SIC. Ii. s.
303s. Utilities furnished. SIS mo
coLQRED-45OO HUNT PL. NE.
One bedrm., liv. rm., kit. dinette
and bath. $40. Heat, utils.. refgr
CHARLES c. CONNER. RE. 7-se1e
so
CoLORED - S26 48th Pl. NE.
hedrm., liv. rm.. kit. dinette and
bath. $3.50. Heat, utils.. refgr.,
cffARLEs c. CONNER. RE. 7-se1e.
coLORED-sO4-1O Kastle Pl. Ne
New 1-bedrm,. living rm.. kit, d.
nette and bath; heat. utils.. refer..
CHARLES &. CONNER. RE. 7-s216
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APTS. FURNISHED (cont.l

washington, D. G.
MONDAY, JUNE 80, 1858
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THE BALFOUR
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA

Liy. rm., bedrm., kit. and bath, new
furniture, new stove. just redeco-
rated. 1000 18th st. NV. AID.
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GRIM. HOUSE with 8 bedrms., COM
Dhtstsiy Dh;ndy furni With with furniture. linen.
of PentaRon and 20 Minis. from
downtown. This place is well kept
with o nice yard in good neighbor-
hood. close to schools: $3.50 per mo.
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ROCK CREEK APTS.

A New Building
I bedroom m--- S46 weekly
Efficiency S35 weekly
Special Summer Rates
l bedroom S165 month
Maid Serv.. Linens. Parking Incl.
2411 goth st. NV. DE. 2-0927
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1901 CALVERT ST. N.W.-Nr. 18TH
and Col. I'd: eley; apt; / bedrm.,
apt. Also 1-bedrm. bsmt. apt. $50
mo. incl. utils. See eleV. man. 10
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GEORGETOWN, opposite Dumbarton
Oaks - Just completed; gracious,
large home; exquisite chandeliers,
wallpapers, etc; all sunny rms:
5eSTrrnS.. baths; S275 mo. HUI.
WHEATON. MD.-Nev brick detached
homes. g, bedrooms, large living
room, dining area, kitchen and
bath; full basement S125 per mo.
Call r. 4. HUMPHREYS, Ma, 5000.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED
GARDEN APARTMENTS

.SUITLAND MANOR, MD.
2 bedrms. capt. bldg.) near schools
and shopping center; across from
Census Bureau, 4739 Homer ave.
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MONTH FREE RENT-YEAR LEASE
1888 18th ST. N.W.-Efnciency apt.
linens, silverware, utils. furn.;
$3.50. Studio liv, rm., twin-bed
rm.. shower bath, kit. din.: utils..
silverware, linen furn.; accom-. 2. 4;
HARRY JUSTINE
Ma S-9S44 81 18th St NV
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1953-05-22
Ike BACKS MCKAY ON
HEELS CANYON, POWER
TRUST MOVES In

WASHINGTON, D. C.-(CNS)-
President Eisenhower last week said
he, too, favors turning the Hells Can
yon dam site over to Idaho Power
Company. There is, he said, no single
answer to all public-private power
controversies.
Two weeks ago Interior Secretary
Mckay withdrew the departments OBJ
lection to Idaho Powers plan to build
one or more run-of-the-riTer dams on
the Snake that would make Hells
Canyon impossible.
Since then, ems learned Interior
has been deluged with requests from
private companies for other choice
sites that formerly were earmarked
for multi-purpose federal develop
ment. They are expected soon to flood
FPC with applications.
Mckay announced, May 10, that
five staff divisions concerned with
land, water and power use would
be dismantled, June IS, in an eff
fort to save $25O,O00 a year.
The Presidents budget proposes
$63 million cut for Tennessee Valley
Authority, which Senator Estes Ke-
fauver (D-Tenn.) said, May 10, would
mean ga power deficit in the IVA re-
gion in 1856" Eliminated is $50 mil
lion to start new steam plant in
western Tennessee that IVA hoped
to use in firming up its hydro-electric
power.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1953-05-22

Sen. Robert A. Taft (R-Ohio) has
declared himself in favor of the "pay-
as-you-go" federal pension system
plan proposed by the u. S. Chamber
of Commerce. In informal remarks
to a special session of the House of
Delegates of the American Medical
Association, Senator Taft called the
a / Old Age and Survivors
Insurance plan perhaps the greatest
advance toward Socialism that was
actually made" and said the basic
insurance principle in social security
should be cut out and a federal dole
substituted.
c. OF c. PLAN
The Chamber of Commerce plan,
which Taft said he endorsed, would
eliminate the present reserve sys-
tenn of financing, which guarantees
the stability of pension payments
without the necessity of increasing
contributions.
The pay-as-you-go proposal is
looked upon as a step toward even
tual elimination Oh the IeoSraI PEN
sion system, since elimination of the
reserve would open the door to in
creased costs and levies, and de-
creased benefits would reduce the
system to a dole.
Taft's remarks were published in
the Journal of the American Medical
GAS | look back over the 20 years
of the Roosevelt Admins tration,"
Taft was quoted as saying, 81 have
warned against many Socialistic plans
that were attempted, but think per-
haps the greatest advance toward So
cialism that was actually made was
the establishment of that field (of
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1953-05-22

by Montana's own R. D. (Bob) Cor
rette*, local counsel for MST&T,
from sheets of questions well pre-
pared in advance.
On the right side of the aisle, rep
resenting the people of Montana is
C. w. (BilD Leaphart of the Attor-
ney Generals office, P. J. Gilfeather,
representing the Montana Farmers
Union and State Senator. Leroy An
derson (Pondera) representing P. J.
Anderson and associates.
Four representatives from Labor
have been granted permission to in
sert brief and obviously unprepared
testimony into the record protesting
the increase and have been briefly
but deftly cross examined by the Tel
and Tel counsel. Labor has no legal
representation protesting the increas-
eS.
P. J. Gilfeather presented his wit
ness for the Montana Farmers Union,
Richard G. Shipman, acting president
of the organization, Wednesday af-
ternoon. Shipman protested the in
crease in behalf of the 10 thousand
family farm members who compose
the Farmers Union. His protest was
based on the presently decreased in
come of farmers and their uncertain
future.
Neither space nor understanding
make it possible for me to include
in this report an unwilling" of the
highly technical testimony and cross
examination at these hearings. q Ven
if I were so greatly endowed as to
understand the meaning of the fig
ures that have been doled out hour
after hour, you wouldn't take the
time to read all that would be nsces-
Continued on Page Three)s
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1953-05-22
AGALL0PING Big BUSINESS STATIShI'
GOVERNS GEvEAWAY OF RESOURCES

Directors of the Montana MVA AS
ISOLATION meeting in Great Falls last
week issued the following statement,
according to Richard G. Shipman, as
ISOLATION president:
"The current program of turning
the great natural resources of Ameri-
ca over to private companies by top
political leaders in Washington is a
shocking disregard of the public in
terest and a reversal of the move
ment toward integrated and co-or-
dinated development.
''This breaking up, of the public
domain and dispersal of the public
resources violates the principle of
multipurpose development wherein
the greatest good for the greatest
number of citizens is achieved.
eve urge President Eisenhower to
give heed to the national welfare
and veto the recently enacted off
shore oil legislation that is going to
deprive Montana and other inland
states of millions of dollars in bene-
fits for schools, highways and recla
nation.
"The setting aside of the proposed
government construction of multipur-
pose Hells Canyon Dam on the Snake
River in favor of smaller single pur-
pose structures by the Idaho Power
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1953-05-22
TAFT WOULD SUB Doll FOR SOCIAL
SECURITY PENSION SYSTEM

Federal Old Age and Survivors In
surance). think it put the Federal
government into a field where it did
not properly belong, but it is there.
CALLED COMPLETE PHONY
81 hope that we may revise it and
that we may set up some kind of
direct pay-as-you-go federal pension
system, simply recognizing that the
question of old-age pension is Pc
culiar matter which will be dealt
with directly, not dealt through any
insurance idea but possibly eliminate
the insurance, which is fake after
all, for actually it is simply another
tax to support another federal ac-
tivity."
A recent article in LOOK maya
zine, promoting the Chamber Of Com
merce plan, was called by Nelson
Cruikshank, director of the AFL, "a
complete phony."
"The article starts out by saying
that social security is not insurance"
he said, land then raises charges
that could only be brought against
an insurance system.
'The private insurance compan-
les like to advertise about the man
who makes one payment on n policy
and then drops dead while his check
is in the mail, leaving his wife and
children with an assured income. That
ignores the fact that other policy
holders are putting up the money to
pay that income.
''The LOOK article makes it APP
pear that when Social Security does
something similar it is cheating those
who pay taxes for years" - AFL
NEWS-REPORTER.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1953-05-22
Idaho, U : commissions
Say mo" 10
Telephone Monopoly

Idaho and Utah State Public Ser
vice Commissions have turned down
in it's entirety a request for rate in
creases ranging up to 1890 by Noun
tain States Tel. & Tel.
In Washington state, another sub
sidiary of American Tel. & Tel, the
Pacific Tel. & Tel. had to be salts
fled with a four cent. average in
crease in phone service rates. In that
state the telephone monopoly had
sought approval of an overall increase
in rates of better than 13 per cent, by
the Public Service Commission.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1953-05-22
Senate Committee Restores
Coop housing Program

WASHINGTON, D. C.-(CNS)-
Coop housing supporters won the
latest round in their battle to keep
a program going. May II, the Senate
appropriations committee approved
subcommittee recommendation to re-
store the office of assistant commits
sioner for cooperative housing in
Federal Housing Administration and
give it funds.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1953-05-22

Service commission on :rate IN
creases have to be considered
political decisions?
The Railroad and Public Service
Commission has been holding public
hearings on bate increase requested
by the Mountain States Telephone
and Telegraph Company for three
days, at the time write this column
The hearings are being held in the
house chambers at the state Capitol
There are three component parts
in hearing of this sort. On the left
side of the aisle sit the proponents
of the increase-the Mountain States
Tel and Tel. Co. On the right side of
aisle are the opponents. TOT the front
and center sit the members of the
Commission, Austin B. Middleton,
Leonard Young. Chairman Jack Hen
ry and their attorney John Risken
A record is being taken of all the
testimony and cross examination by
stenographer who uses a stenograph-
ic machine with which he takes down
all that is said at the hearings. He
also marks and accepts "exhibits'
presented by the opponents and pro-
ponents.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1953-05-22
z-Bar Network Forum
Back on the Air

The Z-Bar radio network has
again instituted its long-standing
weekly feature, the Montana Radio
Forum. The program provides free
time for Montana citizens to take
to the anyways to discuss any sub
ject of general interest to the peo-
pie of the state.
The forum comes on at $3.50 p.
m., Saturdays, over the five XII
stations, KXLF, XIII, xxx,
KILL and KXLO.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1953-05-22
TELEPHONE MONOPOLY HAS
A WELL-ARMED BATTERY

On the left side of the aisle are
the dozen or more gentlemen which
include the battery of well-armed
talent of MST&T. They include an
engineer, comptroller, statistician,
publicity agent and legal advisor,
all from the Denver offices of the
company. For three days the witness
stand has been occupied by these
specialists of the MST&T. Also three
Montana bank presidents have testi-
fled for the company. The testimony
of these gentlemen has been guided
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1953-05-22
D'EWART BILL NOT In
PUBLIC INTEREST SAYS
STATE C. OF C.

"The D'Ewart bill CHR 4023) is
not in the public interest. 1t grants
select group of stockmen privil-
eyes of great monetary value but
at the same time, robs his land
lord, the general public, of valu-
able part of their inheritance. -
MONTANA AFFAIRS, State c.
of c. publication.