davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Milford chronicle., 1954-11-26
MODERN EDUCATION

HARRIsoNBURG, Va. R L
R. c. Haddon, field director for
teacher graduates at Madison Col
lege, visited an isolated mountain
school to check things. No teach
er, no pupils.
He went to the home of the tea
cher after learning the class was
supposedly on a "held trip" The
class had a full attendance. and
was grouped with teacher before a
teleyision set watching a widely
heralded sports contest. Haddon
joined 'em.
Milford chronicle., 1954-11-26
FELTON

BY Mrs.
Elizabeth Gleason
Milford chronicle., 1954-11-26

Rare Flna
In 1856 bones Of the Neandertbsl
man were found in Felderhoffer
Grotto near Dusseldorf. GERMANY
Milford chronicle., 1954-11-26

Read the claasined adO
Evening star., 1954-06-05
HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.

ANNANDALE-Broyhill Crest - FOR
SALE BY OWNER-2-bedrm. brick
rambler. designed for living; newly
redecorated; all-GE kit: full nm
ished bsmt. with outside entr.; storm
windows; landscaped corner lot;
GI financing; S15,7bO. JE. 4-3S27.
ALEX, By OWNER-Transfer forces
sale of our little hilltop estate;. older
Cape Cod house, 5 bedrms., 2 baths,
ground level bsmt. leading to patio,
large mod. kit.,. porch. garage;
Oil h.-w.h.; new: situated on beautiful
borhood near Masonic Temple. over
looking magnificent countryside view:
privacy and healthful outdoor living
featured: priced low for immediate
sale, 700 South View ter. Out King
st. to West View ter, 2 blks. to
South View ter, right to sign. Phone
ANNANDALE 8 bedrms.. fenced yd.
patio storm windows. carport, rad
ht By OWNER terms. JE. 2-01S1
near ". @. and c.
Club-Magnificent white hrk. Colo
BEAUTIFUL % eround; U a the SIT. Acer Center @
hall "Ox21 living rm. and l5xl9
dining. rm.. give an idea Of its
size: bedrms.. 2 baths on 2nd
H.: scar garage: massive slate roof
Priced at $42 500. ALL OFFERS
CONSIDERED. FRANK 8. PHIL
LIPS. ia 5-6266; ewes. IA. 7-0S42.
N.-4es trust: fenced:
3-bedrm. Colonial; convenient to
everything; S1S.4OO. OWNER. ia.
FOREST RAMBLER-
z s. Edison, $16.250-3-bedrm
brick; GE kit; nr. schools. stores.
park. bus; $3.50 dn. Assume GI
loan; OWNER. IA. s-4s15. No
agents. %
Evening star., 1954-06-05
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

CONTEMPORARY In Holmes Run
frepl., din. area. mod. kit. stor-
age area. carport: 2 drs. from nurs-
cry school: q blks. from new
soad c5nde Sst%ssn ssnoS rs Hss cSreb SS exse ssd
AMnnsndale. M Total price. $i4,5oS.
Gi. BY OWNER. JE. 2-s3I6. %
GI APPROVED bedrms., tile bath.
expand. attic; Gas, h::w.h;. det.
garage, S12,500. Call OV. 3-6054,
sat; 1890 am. till 8 pm: SUM-
s1 2PPRoSED. AZ ~ z Rm s,a,soo. FairfaS-
BY OWNER-Attractive 2-bedrm
Cape Cod;. lge. liv.. rm., din. rm.,
kit, full bsmt.. outside entr.., ex-
pansible attic, comb. storm windows,
SSSS SeSssi'3 TO 0tSas; scGoots g sf es sf4i sf93
$3.50 DOWN and approx. $50 month
for approved CT. all-brick rambler
in conv. s. Arl. loc: Lily. rm. with
firepl., din. rm;. 2 bedrooms and
space for another upstairs; full
bsmt;; fenced ward; Price. SI3s;eoo' 5000
sIILs spEE6kAE EE6k FsTbTFE bF 81 Donna s2fCe Ice
Gardens-3-bedrm. brick rambler,
ike. liv. rm., din. IT,: newly decor. !;
mod. kit, disposal: util. rm., out
side storage rm., pull down attic;
H-acre lot with trees: 1Ox3O con-
create trellis covered patio with
flower beds: GI,inanced. JE. 3-183l.
POSSESSION - Brick
ramblers; 3 spacious .bedrms.. huge
separate din. rm.,. liv. rm. with
flrepl., Ia baths. Dashboard heat;
full bsmt.: y: acre handicapped lo.;
So, 900 down; Total price; $1S,500 90;
FRAME FRSs22FAHidIs; House. .NS; living room, din.
lot 5oxI56; near diebe. rd.. wash.
RY OWNER ige. bedrms.. liz
baths, living room with firepl.. den,
din. rm.. kit. 9x11. full bsmt.. with
soor R1siae en5 pawn aWnnSs Som
5Ox125 fenced yd Excel. cond. Conv.
TO transp. ard shopping, S22.50O.
For appt call IA. 2-7432. IS
OWNER sELLING-5OO North Mel
on st., Arl., Va.-Brick Cape Cod;
lge. liv. rm. with. firepl.. family
size din. rm.. lovely kit, dble. or.
refgr., handmade cabinets. 2 nice
ise. bedrms.. "a bath. 2nd A.; full
h.-w.h.; choice cor. lot in Ashton
Heights. Nice shade trees; one of
the best close-in sections Of Arl-
ington. Open Sun, call ia. 2-1644.
LET US SEE If we can work out
a satisfactory purchase for you
with a real low down payment on
this 2-bedrm. brick rambler on
large tree-shaded lot, city utils.
Price reduced to Sll.950. May 80
with as little as $500 down. As
sumo large 4eo loan. ARFAX
REALTY. JE. 2-1450. %
ALEX. HOME AND INVESTMENT .
Owner forced to sell because OF
stroke); 5-unit cow. brk. land frame
furn. apt, dntn. res. 2 blks. Of Muir
phys dept. store: rent, $500 month,
$500 dn., bal easy terms. 81.
Realtors protected. Phi. XII. s-Oo32
or XII. 9.SS97. 95Ss .,NvrsrMENr
Evening star., 1954-06-05
WANTED
A MASTER
S14.95O-S75O DOWN

TRADES CONSIDERED
Hard to believe this brick. semi
rambler of custom quality construc-
tion, guaranteed l yr., is still avail
able at Sl4,950 with liberal f.
nancing Has finished rec. room
16x25 it.. king-size GE kitchen with
under counter dishwasher and Dis
posall. 9h- Gu. #. refrigerator. 3
large bedrooms sep. dining room,
full basement, situated On q knoll
backing up to woods. near new
elementary and jr. high schools,
buses, churches and shopping. A
lovely home to be treasured by
someone. Will 1t be you? Dir: Out
Defense hwy. 3 miles past Peace
Cross to 10th pl., or out Riverdale
rd to Defense hwy. and right to
10th pl.. thence along 10th pl.
six blocks to Freeport and left on
Frerport two blocks to sample
house. $3.50 Freeport st. Open sun
day and Monday, pm. till dark.
LA. 6-1492 or La. 6-9353. %
Evening star., 1954-06-05
NOW $22,950
OPEN SUNDAY 4 TO 7

POTOMAC HUNT AREA-Gleaming
white unusually styled rambler of 6
large rooms and bath. beautiful
modern kitchen and spacious rear
screened porch overlooking almost
an acre of rolling land with trees.
Studio living room with lt-in
shelves and fireplace. dining room
with picture window. 3 we'll pro-
portioned bedrooms and tiled bath:
new condition throughout. Deep
Freeze, drapes, carpeting, Bendix
included Min. $4,000 cash. bal
ance in long lst trust at low interest
rate
DIRECTIONS-O River rd. to Falls
rd. at Potomac. Md, right at gas
station u mi. to open sign. Mrs.
Lynch on premises.
WAGGAMAN-BRAWNER
ME. S-3S60 Ewes, DU. 7-S435
Evening star., 1954-06-05
MODEL HOUSE
FOR SALE

THE 3-BEDROOM RAMBLER we used
as the model house in Rockcrest
being sold as we wind up the de-
velopment! NO MONEY DOWN to
to pay. S76 MONTHLY includes
taxes and insurance. S11,240 IS
FULL PRICE. including land. Model
home open IL till dark. Poplar
2-6095. TO REACH: Go out Wis
consin ave. continue on Rte. $40 to
new overpass Just before entering
Rockville. turn right and follow
signs to model home at 1927 Broad
wood dr., or go out Georgia ave-.
turn left on Viers Mill rd. to Rock
Evening star., 1954-06-05
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ACCOKEEK-2-bedr modern. white
masonry bungalow on I2-acre lot;
$3.50. with $1,5OO, down and
$500 per mo. Sample open Sat.
and Sun. l to 6 pm. To see, drive
3. C. line to our once. H. L. -HOR-
TON, NE. $3.50 or 10. 3-6049.
Evening star., 1954-06-05
HAVE 2 BEDROOMS,
NEED d?

Then see this attractive new all
brick Cape Cod located in North
Kensington with two bedrooms now
plus permanent stairway to truly
eXn. 3nd floor; insulated, fioored,
dormer windows. heat ducts. Ulumb-
ing, etc. all in for finishing off: Are
place, picture window. full bsmt..
Compare with any home. Only Sl5,-
$50. Reasonable down payment. all
cash or your present home consid-
cred in trade. Call Mr.. Hall, Ju.
5-4190. FREDERICK W. BERENS
SALES INC IS
Evening star., 1954-06-05
VETER ANS
SITS
ONLY $3.50 DOWN

DISTINCTIVE WHITE BRICK
Cape Cod. Entertaining living room
with fireplace. gueSt-size dining
room, eoripped Kitchen including
dishwasher and disposal. two lovely
bedrooms, tile bath upstairs. two
more bedrooms or study in knotty
pine. Full basement with fireplace,
half bath. outside entrance. Lot
95x11O; vacant; GI approved: $l6.-
ESQ: monthly payments SSl .07
Waking diSssnce HaIGs.. Of oiocatEan niEn schooi'
CHAPMAN REALTY
Mrs. Boniger. AP. 7-72S9.
Evening star., 1954-06-05
HAVE YOU LIVED

long time in l house ana Just long
enough to have decided to trade 1t
in on a newer one? Here's a brick
Cape Cod with center-entr. hall
stone f1repl.. in liv. rm.. family-size
bath, twin-bed rm. with nursery
complete 1st f.; 2 mammoth bed
rooms and full-tile bath on End fl;
lge. bsmt. and maids bath; 9
car matching garage; lovely close-ir
N. Arl. location, nr. Lee hwy. and
Glebe. Gorgeous grounds; substan-
at $25.950. Complete particulars
BY phoninR 8 to &.
Evening star., 1954-06-05

ALEX. ARL., FALLS CHURCH
Back in Your Element
Here's a triumphant return to home
ownership made avail. because OF
owners departure to another State
You will be overwhelmed by the
rambler, situated on a rolling u
acre; 1S-ft. liv. porch, attached ga
rage. 21 1T. liv. rm.. 3 twin-bed rms.
Baths aplenty. paneled breakfast
rm.. full bsmt. A well-qualified vet
eran can use his GI rights. a ci-
majestic price, S23.95O. and you'll
agree 1905 when you see 1t! Phone
to g.
Evening star., 1954-06-05
TAKOMA PARK
FAMILY RAMBLER

3 BdrmS., " Baths, Din. Rm
A real quality brick rambler located
a short walk to Langley Park shop
busline. Contemporary style Lge
base, spacious rooms, center-hall
plan, hall bath plus master bedrm..
powder rm., lge. sep. din. rm.. floor
a to-ceiling picture windows and
closets. Wall-to-wall carpets. Lge
leisure porch. Bsmt. Nice trees
Compare with any rambler at this
unbelievable price of only S21. $50
Your present home considered in
trade. Call Mr.. Hall. JU. 5-41q0.
FREDERICK w. BERENS SALES,
INC. -6
Evening star., 1954-06-05
213 NORTHWEST TERRACE
IN
BURNT MILLS VILLAGE

An exclusive controlled community of
better homes Ail-brick S3-ft. RAM
bier. 2 twin sized bedrms.. ga baths.
splendid location, unobstructed view.
Open daily.
ROBERT F. HEATER. Exclusive Agent
III o-n021 Office in the Village
After 7 call Mr.. Henderson; ~. p
1894. To reach. come out Colesville
I'd about / mi from Four Corners,
turn left at the Village sign.
Evening star., 1954-06-05
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
ALEXANDRIA AREA
REAGON HTTT. Pn

S&1SAN 44A46 AVE-
In Groveton Just little South
Of Alexandria. Beautiful brick Cape
Cod with slate roof, copper plumb
ing, full basement. rec. rm. with
firepl. liv. rm. 15x27 with firepl.
and screened porch. din. rm. kit.
with breakfast nook, pantry, auto.
gas range, IL Gu. #. refgr and pow
der rm. on 1st floor. 3 bedrms.
and tile bath on End floor. Loads
OF closets, oil h.-w.h. Handicapped
lot with shade trees. All this for
only $17.5Oo Terms can be ar
ranged.
XII. S-1S6s 0 till 9
TREMENDOUS VALUE
New brick rambler on Ia-acre wooded
lot in Braddock acres and near
Shirley hwy. Full daylight bsmt.
plumbing, oil heat. Liv. rm 15x15
with fireplo... picture window, din.
rm., Sx12, ultra modern kit, Sx12
with elec. range. 9 Gu. It. refgr.,
Formica work space, exhaust fan;
3 bedrms., master bedrm. 12X14.
tiled bath, pull-down stairway to
storage attic. Venetian blinds
screens, bluestone driveway, seeded
lot. Choice of color schemes Full
price, $16.950. Down payment,
BELL REALTY co.
Colonial Bldg. Alexandria. Va.
XII. S-1S6S Till 6
"a
Evening star., 1954-06-05
WHY NOT SETTLE
8a11 WOODHAVEN BLVD.

a bedrooms. . baths, powder room,
recr. rm., huge screened porch, den.
2-car drive-in garage; nice yard;
500. 500 Wisconsin to Bradley, eft
on Bradley to Woodhaven blvd. LETT
on Woodhaven to S311.
Evening star., 1954-06-05
UNIVERSITY PARK

WV H1V04 Z Z 1A1G1A
A lge. Cape Cod consisting of 2 bed
rms. liv.. rm. with firepl, din. rm.,
kit. bath on 1st FIR; Incl. back
porch; rm. for lge. rms. on 2nd
Asking price, $14,95O. with reas.
down payment.
J. EVERETT ROBERTSON
WA. 7-1232 WA. 7-4779
Evening star., 1954-06-05

! BEDRMS., 2Is BATHS, large hv.
rm; with firepl;. separate din, rm..
rIy.d fully EQUIP nrs. Kit IT, Il full Ssmt iand
loc:; 81, 600 cash down. Total price.
S22, $50. COMMONWEALTH PROP.
ERTIES. INC, IA. 6-so6S. -
Evening star., 1954-06-05
N0RTH ARLINGTON

TYSON'S CORNER
3 bedrooms. full basemnt. double ga
rage. / acre of land; S14, 700.
GEORGE w. DARNE, DU. 5-9436.
Evening star., 1954-06-05
HOUSES SALIVA. tcent.I }

n. q blocks to STRAIT
hs bSff liv. III rm Afa sfals Tep bay WIN:
dow, din. rm., 15x14; de luxe kit,
breakfast space, pic. window: "a
bath: full bsmt:. Y bath. oil h.-w; h;
garage; approx. $1,000 cash. S110
mo LUCILLE COOK, JE. 2-3272.
Evening star., 1954-06-05
'DOUS VALUE
BELL REALTY co.

Colonial Bldg. Alexandria, Va
XII. S-1S6S 8 Till
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1954-10-22
MANY CONTRACT IMPROVEMENTS WON BY MINERS And
Smell TERMEN FROM ANACONDA COMPANY

case of injury arising out of employ
ment for purpose of qualifying for
vacation shall be increased to 80 days.
! Qualifications relaxed for obtaining
three-weeks' vacation for Is year
men to the extent of permitting use
of the best 10 out of last II years in
computing time worked.
II. Pension plan improved to pro-
vide for the best pension plan in the
industry today. This plan provides
for pension of $1.75 per month for
each year of service up to maximum
of 30 years. ACM will pay maximum
pension of $3.50 for 80 years of
service exclusive of Social Security.
Disability pensions are increased from
minimum of $50 to $40 a month.
Group life for pensioners is to pro-
vide $1,000 of paid up life insurance.
The above plans cover those pensioned
after November /, 1854.
II. A completely new clause on
safety provides for union participa-.
ton through a safety committee at
each property.
10. Wages increased two cents per
hour across the board retroactive to
July l, 1854.
IA. Contract mining issue thor
oughly discussed and agreement
reached that provides for handling
of contract mining questions through
grievance procedures. (This method
was previously denied to the union)
Some questions around contract min
ing were left for further discussion
between the company and the Butte
Miners Union committee.
Is. The company agreed to pay its
share of the premium of all hospital
plans for October. provided that the
employee is back at work during the
month of October.
16. All employees required to work
10 days after work is made available
n order to maintain rights and priv
eyes.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1954-10-22
GAINS RECORDED IN THE
NEW CONTRACT ARE:

/. Parties to agreement changed
to include the international Union, a
first in Montana.
2. Terms of agreement changed to
provide two years contract with re-
opener on all economic issues on June
80, 1855. until the last 10 minutes
of negotiations the company refused
to agree that contract mining and
collar-to-collar pay were economic is
ues. 1t finally caved in on these is
sues.)
3. Union recognition changed to
provide that the union is the sole and
exclusive bargaining agency. The
company is not to bargain with any
other union during the life of the
agreement.
A. Removed restrictions on collec-
ton of dues. The amount of dues is
left in the hands of membership.
5. Holiday clause improved to pro-
vide holiday pay when employee is
scheduled off work. 900 miners in
Butte alone did not get every holiday
in the previous contract.)
6. Jurisdiction changed to provide
for recognition of Mine-Mill in open
pit operations.
7. HOSPITAL and medical provisions
changed to provide for increased com
nanv contributions from $1.50 to
$3.50 on dependent coverage.
3. Shift differentials shall be in
creased from A, and cents to 5.
~. and 10 cents per hour.
9. Grievance and arbitration clause
"hanoed to effectively improve the
handlino Of grievances and methods
'f hriroing grievances to speedy con-
'lreion THROUGH arbitration.
10. All earned vacations will he
naid whether on navroll or not Sivtv
lows now credited as time worked in
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1954-10-22
ASK CANYON FERRY RATE
INVESTIGATION

Is. We urge the Senate Anti
Monopoly Subcommittee to investi-
gate electric rates at Canyon Ferry
Dam.
16. We urge NRECA to prepare
and sponsor amendments to the Atom
ic Energy Act and other federal pow
Ell laws to protect the large public
investment in atomic energy and to
promote the development of such en-
ergy in the public interest.
II. We express appreciation to
Anchor Nielsen for his stand in favor
of retaining present REA interest
rates.
18. We express our appreciation to
the Labor-Farm and other civic or
CARNATIONS which have supported our
program of rural electrification, low
electric rates and adequate power
supply; and, the Board of Directors
is authorized to cooperate with and
participate with such organizations
on non-partisan basis in the pro-
posed Montana Electric Consumers
Council.
10. We express our friendly inter
est in the effort of the Northwest
Public Power Association in drafting
the Columbia River Development cor
poration bill.
20. We urge that the anti-monopoly
clause in federal power laws be car
ried out by retaining the principle of
the power withdrawal clause, and |
we urge that the with
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1954-10-22

ETH and Pete Agostinelli; Local 16
Larry Mower, chairman, Lloyd Wen
ner and Brother Jensen; Local So
Harry Oates, Ed Lowney, James Ben
nett, George Lee, Alvin Shea, James
Murphy and Pat Carlin. Init. Repre-
sentative Fred Gardner is co-chair-
man.
Assisting the Joint Committee were
Int'l. President John Clark, Vice Pres
ident Orville Larson, and Board Mem
Der Ernest Salvas.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1954-10-22
SUCH A TYPO!

NEW YORK-Many union mem
bers probably feel that the WALL
STREET JOURNAL hit the nail on
the head with its typographical error
on the American Management Asso-
citation meeting here:
with the help of techniques bor-
rowed from the statesmen, the nations
personnel relations executioners are
making an increased effort to trim
operating costs, judging from con
ference which opened here yesterday.
The average American uses about
half as many fresh Strawberries as
before World War ii but 200 per cent
more frozen Strawberries.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1954-10-22


SAME OLD POLICIES
"Since 1852 we have found that
the faces change, but the policies do
not" he continued. "The same poll
cies that reduced our country almost
to wreckage to favor the favored few
are back in force-but with differ
ence. The Republicans learned from
their last experience. They're quicker
now. The wrecking job that took
fifty years before is now well adj
vanced after only two years. The job
of dismantling the United States and
handing out the pieces to the favored
few is well along in its course.
He continued:
at didn't take long.
at didn't take long to bring unen1-
ployment to the highest totals in
twenty years, and send American
workmen walking the streets looking
for work.
~ - 0idh take iOhS " DCSl Siiief0ii-
ing the rights of unions to bargain,
and to begin the process of breaking
down what labor had built up so pain
fully over twenty years.
at didn't take long to topple the
price support structure that enabled
the free American farmer to have a
decent return for his work for almost
the first time in history.
at didn't take long, either, to start
he farmer on the long, sickening
downward slide to mortgage fore
.losures, bankruptcy, and ruin.
''It didn't even take long to bring
pack the Republican scandals-the
passing out of the governments oil |
.eserves that began at Teapot Dome
md was followed in the same tradi-
ion by the Tideland steal.
at was no time at all before the I
Bureau of Internal Revenue was COM
tax claims against its new
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1954-10-22
SET UP STATE
LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE

22 We hereby authorize the Board
of Directors to appoint Legislative
Committee and to allow expenses of
one or more committeeman and any
temporary or part-time employees as
the Board may deem to be necessary
for the purpose of keeping the CO.
operatives. informed and adequately
represented in connection with the
forthcoming session of the State Leg
stature
20. We express appreciation to the
suppliers for making our annual mem
bership meeting more enjoyable.
"a. The Board of Directors is au-
thorized to institute an Electric Youth
Program on a State wide basis.
25. We conclude our very fine an
nnal membership meeting in Sidney,
Montana. bv expressing our apprecia-
ton to the Board, Staff and Manager
Of Lower Yellowstone Electric Co
operative: to the City of Sidney, and
70 the Management of the Lalonde
Hotel for their excellent arrange
ments and fine hospitality and that
we do 50 by a rising vote of thanks.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1954-10-22
Says Metcalf
CAMPAIGN HAS
ENTERED SILLY
SEASON.
Continued from Page One)

objective revision of our public
lands" a year before the citation.
The aide quoted from the citation
by the Izaak Walton League, Nation
al Parks Association, National Wild
life Federation, Wilderness Society
and Wildlife Management Institute !:
Lee Metcalf has emerged as
a defender of the principles of better
management and wise use of natural
recourses for the benefit of all the
people.
among his many achievements
he was foremost leader in sue
cessful actions that turned aside at
tempts by those who chose to over
look the fundamental privileges of
all Americans in the national forest
lands in order to obtain special con
for minority groups; he spon-
sored legislation that would make pos
sible improved management of pub
ic-domain lands :"
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1954-10-22
HERE arr MONTANA "a CONVENTION RESOLUTIONS

ticipate in the annual meetings of our
Association.
g. We reaffirm our endorsement
of state legislation to afford our CO.
operatives equal treatment in con-
nection with reimbursement when
rural lines must be lifted or moved
to permit passage of houses and der
ricks.
10. We urge retention of section 10
of the Federal Water Power Act and
we oppose the principle of Senate Bill
3434 which would require downstream
federal dams to pay for upstream stor-
age which might be created by pri-
vate electric corporations under the
Federal Water Power Act.
II. We reaffirm our endorsement
of the R.E.A. to authorize so year
loan repayment period.
~. We express our appreciation
and our support for the Affirmative
on rural identification
and power supply issues which is be-
ing provided by President Jack Smith,
General Manager Clyde Ellis and the
Board of NRECA.
Is. We request NRECA to schedule
a managers institute in the North
west in 1865.
IA. We reaffirm our support of the
good work of the Safety and Job
Training Committee and of the Power
Use Committee.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1954-10-22

trio Coop of Havre, and H. w.
(Herb) Wheat, treasurer of Vigi-
lante Electric Coop of Dillon, will
continue as state directors.
The Sidney meeting attracted more
than $50 delegates from throughout
the state with practically all of the
25 Rural Electrics of Montana repre-
sented.
Some of the dignitaries appearing
on the program included Roy G. Zook,
Assistant Administrator of REA,
Washington, D. c., and H. Vance Aus
tin, Manager of the Colorado State
Association of REA Co-operatives,
Denver, who1spoke at the banquet.
The vitality important resolutions
that were passed at the meeting are
printed in full elsewhere in this issue.
The two-day meeting was held at
the Lalonde Hotel at Sidney and the
host coop was the Lower Yellow
stone Valley Electric of Sidney,
oustling city of 5000 in Northeast
Montana. Delegates at the conclusion
# the meeting gave the Sidney folks
rising vote of thanks for the fine
and hospitality shown.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1954-10-22
VA DIVIDENDS

WASHINGTON, D. C.-The Army
TIMES said in a copyrighted story
that the Veterans Administration in
surance dividend will be increased
next year The reason for the rise,
the TIMES said, is that premiums
were set by Congress at World War |
mortality rates, which are well above
current figures.