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HOUSES FURNISHED

|ARL., on Col. pike--Mod.. 2-bedrm
Hiss Isl 1 sbcnA IA 81: NV. tbiI oel
to ezrline-3 bedrooms. j " baths
large. airy rooms: garage, 2 screened
porehss clean nicely turn sl3t
GROOM BUNGhLoW for rent L
adult family; all utilities. $I25 pei
month"; refs. required; bus and B&C
transp. within 5-min. walk u
9-Ol3l. after 4 pm. for details. -
! EEDRMS.. "a baths: y block OF
sfss c ssi' IA 5000 E5sss5 ah i s41P
CHEVY CHASE. MD.-Newly dee.
and bath On LIST. fiocr; $3.50. cal
RoEERT Z. WRIGHT. OIL. 9-s4ss
AIN. coinnabus st.. near wash
blvd, cony. Hecht Co, bus. ETC.
beautiful nsiGhborhood: siah mo
TAX. PK.--Niceiy furn. Nv. rm., din
nm. kit. 3 hedrms-, bsmt-, oil heat
FOREST HILLS. sale or rent-Hand.
some ertek-and-stone eentsr; hal;
On al lovely S,0s 1T e-ssf -I asrase. Rent
under $500. Sale. $4,000.
CLEVELAND PARK--3 bedrms., Z
baths. End A.; 3 bedrms.s bath, 3re
WASHINGTON CIRCLE. AREA, sals
or ent-Charmtngly furnished, 6.
rm., modernized row brick; 5 bed.
rooms, running water In each:
baths. Inspect and make offer.
UPPER 18th sT.--4-bedrm.. 2-batf
MT. PLEAsANT--s bedrms.. . baths
SHORT TERMERs - Burleith and
Georgetown.
Rental price range on above. Sf5f
and Up. ELIJAH q. ARNOLD (Col.,
USA ret.l. Broker. EN-. 3-4335.
COLORED--0ls 18th ST. s.E. Fs-s
rms, bath: auto. heat: SIS. RAY.
MoND n. RUPERT, IOI7 9TH St
NV. ST. 3-S4S4. IL
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|cOLoRED--s RoOMsi 3 kiiehens :
baths, gas h.-w.h. bnsemenfs eons.
|coIokED-oN win 81. NJ
8 rms. and hath: auto. gas heAtf
W. h1rGssa s ri PEvaNT c ss 81 Sc
TON Co. S15 18th 50. NV. -
|cOLoRED-422 9Th 81. M
rms, bsmt.: oil heat. Slis No.
1894 Ames e. ne, 0iyer Tefracel--
5 rms. bsmt.. oil heat $gS.
Also SIS Ind st. s.e.-6 rms, bsmt:.
gas heat. SS7. FALLIN REALTY
Co. Ii. 1880 or 10. e-60il4. Ill
|cOLoRED-l00Sis 9th 81. s.W.-4
rms, cleo. 5000.
k sss aS5sd 4, ls5rPsRsTR ms pis rs
81. NV ST. a-N4S4. ~
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES


RESTAURANT, liquor and beer; est.
rs yrs; viii sacrifice. owner has
other business. BOX 340.x. Star.
SEA FooD on MEAT MARKET -
Equippeds ready TO operates or Will
sacrifice approx. $4,000 In equip-
ment separately;; business did $49,-
600 in 1855; has done over $50 4. 900,
s 8 se. M JoH iPs0n W. II Mu nIRSlR9 co.
JE. $4,000. ewes. JE. 2-149q. s---:2.
CONFECTIONERY and dellcatessen.
groceries, for rent only. Includes
$1,000 10 nxtures; nearby Md. shop.
s iaRsiis; Station ION FFoR LEASE. on
Marlboro pike. lust outside sc.
washington; completely modern.
excellent location. near larRest shop
ping center in area. Must sell due to
poor health. Stock dollar for dollar.
NEWSSTAND. CIGARS, GIFTS, ETc.,
mr.. .lge. shopping center. 5-yr. lease:
rent $3.50 incl. heat; approx. 81. 800
clean stock; 81 GOO On. 20 respon-
sible buyer. OWNER. 1881 Column
AFRO 81 ri Rn Ear AND BODY sH6r:
erossed over $40. 900 per year: reas.
onabiy priced, low rent. Elk. 3-5g9s.
s ath 81 nv. SOD no. Ma isD sa4sss,
I'M S-5Si2 --5
I1TiNEERRTfE, crossing over $500
WSiy. Si7. 600, terms III. T-Si5d.~2
USED CAR BUS. for sale, due to
AZ Wheafnn 70 S-oI9i. IN e-3337.
- : = - n = = -
,,,. .... s-.,.
tlkGiNlA.-IeieviS Iepair sn Sp;
Iuiiy Squlppea. CuLMoHk Really
GhsLLrAsEH y .ises ~, ta sEop-
ping center losatlon IN iaSt-gtoWlng
community. no .eompeslslon. A5S
license on ana on sale. FiAtures ana
e sf same 49, - new c,na 1wnst
Frlced onIy Sla. Vgy via 1erms.
lnvestiEase to1sy. Gau Nj srown
Vitn xEonAS hkALl II "a. c-zlpV'
IA 5,d243 -
kIEsIAUkANL-.Losalsa on nam
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co-oP. APIS. ron SALE
MOVING, PACKING. sToRAcI

MOVING ACROSS THE sTREET or
across the country: safe STORAGE IN
s ssssrss N 5 7S1 u ssRcsiNs
co NC. Established 1905.
MOVE ny Home or bus. short
or long notices; extra services any
time: sensIoly priced, Lu. l-9600.
I ssse5., a .D,slssi; lSei M HSuaas
Si sssspf .Ssplus furniture 3 esIs
Meas. IA. S-aSss; ewes. b J. 81 tis.
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HOUSES no SHARE

Hrs, MD.--EmpI. lady.
Rent only $50 mo. II can baby sit
some rifRhts 10 R-9lT6. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-01

FOREST HILLS. sale or rent-Hand.
some brick-and-stone center-hall
plan, S.bedrm. 4s-bath colonia,
under $500. Sale. $4,000.
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APIS. UNfURNlsHFD--vA.

ARLINGTON--Two I-bedrm. apis,
apt. BLDG: utiis.: janitor services
incl; cpnv. transp. EN-. 2-t,5T2. -,
ARL.. 1915 N. 1sth rd.-l bedrm !.
bath. kit. with scr porch. liv.-din.
rnf. comb, 24-ft.. With bay window.
Cross ventilation. Phone ia. 2-s1J0
ess 80 At Il ---2
AItL.. Westover--In apt. bldg; I-bed-
\ rnl. apt. Close to transp., shop.
$67 80. IA. S-0107. -
AVAIL APRIL -Attrac. 1-bed-
rrn. apt; liv rni.. dinette, kit. bath
cSny mat t. P saa nS ~ min p 6
Res. MGR. ia. s-546s, 81 ia. 2-s344.
Authorization area; bedrm.: SIS.
incl, utils. Garden-type. off-street
parking; COW. to transp. and shop.
IA. 1859. Ask about our special
ARI. .bedrm,. 1st-n. apt. near
i hsfns u. iS P Ra s ~ slds y. 70
APRIL Modern 2-bedrm. apt; kit.
includes garb. disposal, etc. Small,
2S-unit, well-planned development,
loc. A65 y; Thomas st.. Arl: So. so
$500 incis. OIL utils;. l-bedroom
ARE. Brand new bldg. ready for
occupancy: q and bedroom apis. !,
/ $72.b04 So 80 plus utils. Mr.. 1T.
Myer, 8 min, Pentagon, Arl. Han
D; c. Cony. shops. bus. JE. 4-6265.
IT. Myer Navy Annex: neat incl. :
b87s. days; EN-. 3-02GS ewes "a
ARL.. close tn--2 pedrms.; quiet.
high. wooded area, above Rossiyn;
mod. Kilt: parking. bus. shopping
BIZ wsn 1lsop S,y9 III, 20 ss a e
right to 1884 10th I'd. North, Apt. 3.
Lovely i-bedroom ant: unususlly
quiet. clean apt. bldg; nif-st. park.
e Hes sSFs ~ sas. 81 se4sd Sli
ARLINGTON. Columbia pike ii Pred
ertck St.. Magnoiia Gardens Avail.
now; beautiful, and spacious living
/ dining room combination, large
bedrooms. latest IN Kitchen equip
nens; parauet H9ors; venetian blinds.
one bedroom; $500 For info. cali
|s.BEDRM. APR. near All. Hecht.s on
RANDOLPH Modern: excel. location
$3.50. ov. S-4060. IA. 5-64tb,
ALExANDRIA---choice 2-bedrm. AIT
in the Vernon Apis, S3f Bashford
lane. on Mt. Vernon blvd, Huge ped-
rms beautiful kit. and bath; avail
now. Sl10. IA. 6-54tl6, IS
VERY LARGE. highly desirable apt.
IN modern apt. bldg: near shops
and transportation: $50. including
AL utilities. ia 7-24g7. II
ARL. HEST AREA. close iii--1 and
2 bedrms.,. redeeoreted. modern In
every detail; wooded area, weil-kepi
lawns and grounds. walking dis
lance Of Arlington Hall: excel.
transp: ST. 30 and Sg2 SO. IA. .
1915. 40f4 Columbia pike.
ARL.. $40 s0--2-bsdrm. apt; mod.
restricted. MECHANIC PROPERTIES.
Zoo Wilson blvd. "a. $500. -
FREE RENT TO APRIL to-Nevly
dec. LIST A.. bcerm..: cow TO PEN
laundry. storage fnciis': oif-st. PARK.
ing; s75 incl utilx. IA. 7-54i4
ARLINoToN-RossLYN
I n5nS91M ~
. - Includes Gas :.
a. s-7a7o 1900 OAK 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-01

PARK bedrms., .
baths. End a.; 3 bedrms.s bath. Sri
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fifehen and baths nsv 81 decorated co
preferred Lo' $500.
SILVER sfRlN6-5 lovely rooms
dinette and bath. LARGE windows
new building. near bus and shoppinE
center, All utilities; Ssb mo. REM
allowance iof properly maintain.
|u hhHfEfiT - MINOR 4 ebo,e,
community In elose-in Silver Spring
units at SIS to $40 so. incl. al
utils. Beautiful Kitchen. attractive
room sizes. including dining area.
plus ample closet space. Complete
automatic laundry facilities. storage
lockers Fairgrounds and parkins.
B Bes Mgr. ", 9sSssI, s6ea old
shIfsassP NH ri suc siss5 osprlsss 4s
81, NV, Ma. s-234b. -
|0LNEY. ND. mr.. Civil Defense Train
ing Center-Exceptional 6-rm. and
bath apt. In new home; pvt. entf..
porch. garden SPACE. Mr.. schools
and churches. Spring 4-5754. -
MT. RAINIER rms. pvt. bath,
PVT; entr,: PVT. home; atils. Incl
$50 mo. Child care. WA. 7-2Ss5.
MI. RAINIER. NM. ssos perry ST.
"a rms. k1tchenette and hath, pvt.
entr-, corner Diet ntils.: blk. to
streetcsf. SIS mo- WA. 7-0f4S.
TAKOhfA Park. 1900 Flower ave-
Front, sunny, modern, 1-bedrm. apt.
utils. furn.; $500 mo. AID 4-9746
IBERwYN, MD.-Liv. rm.. bedrm..
Stig.5 Call RA. $4,000 or RA
+ -.
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-COLORED
APIS. uNfuRN.sHED--Mp.

and Sss. con ~ f foe e es;1 E nF.
g345; ---3
DO You KNOW YOU can buy o.
bedrm. house in beaut. Grsenbelt
s staer ms sa down psgmens for 9nly
dren are welcone 90 MIN nsis down. sal.
town by new expressway. Call CIR
3.35I7 and let me explain,
Bath asiis.' S VS.: quiet f Iosssion ah !
rooms shower phone incl, 500
couple; $50 single. Takems area.
p kA aia,ss MD. 7oae s,r,,n; 2.
ST and S-hedrm ants Central ig
cony. location; SS65o and sl05 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-01
HOUSES WANTIp 10 RENT

HOMES NEEDED-we
thesda, Silver Spring, Langley Park;
free appraisais. no delay. For COM
plete rental service, phone Us today.
FERRY HAY CO. ~. b-624a. 80
VIRGINIA RENTALS NEEDED: have
clients waiting. ]. p CUNNINGHAM.
S 81 a 5 81 GsEp 400 Z HOME. in
best section OF virginia, $50 20
$3.50 GEORGE MASON GREEN CO..
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r Washington, D. G.
FRIDAY, APRIL /. 1888
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CoLokED--is35 18th 81 NJ
cony to everything Rent, s6s 81
mo. Call MR.. DUVAlLs d. 10000
- - -
coLokED--If29 CoNsI. AvE ~
-. rms. s ay;,s SSSsn; p infl nsas
.10l7 9TH St. NV. ST. 3-S4s4 81
; CoLORED-0f7 N. Y. AVE. NV
and hot water RAYMOND r. RDP.
PERT. foi7 7th 81. NV, ST. 3-TfS4
- = ~
CoLuRED--fe15 BRNNING RID. NE.
-.1 keFlrr, liv rrln titfhan and
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tconiinusd.I

MOVING ANY IMEI cheap rates
ca Is ssns sSsrss7Lss. ss ssa q;
81, $500. Ia a-nll6. ewes,
MOVING AND HAULING. day 81
NIGHT expert handing; reasonable
rates. Do. 7-a68T.
Evening star., 1955-07-31
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1888

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with a deep, plushy nap' that provides
maximum warmth without weight. In
white, rose, blue, Hunter green, red and
maize. Matching acetate binding. 82x9O"
size.
Evening star., 1955-07-31
9.95 Nylon and Rayon
Beacon Blankets
7.08

l3-D. Soft, rich blended nylon and rayon
woven into warm strong, .long-wearing blank
cts that are mothproof, completely washable
In rose pink, blue, rose dust, sea green, golden
rod, red, brown and white. Acetate binding.
72x90".
Evening star., 1955-07-31
Beacon 72xS4" RayOn
and Nylon Blankets
? for III
5.95 each

13-C. Woven of petal soft blend of rayon
and nylon that's mothproof ideal for those
allergc to animal fibers In rose dust, rose
pink, blue, green, goldenrod, chartreuse, red,
brown, hunter green Acetate binding. 72x84"
Evening star., 1955-07-31
'Firesfone" sos Foun Rubber
MATTRESS ToppERS . =.

I3-E. These soft, non-allergic foam rubber mat
tress pads will add greatly to your sleeping com
fort make your old mattresses feel like new
Buy one for each Of your beds.
Evening star., 1955-07-31
De Luxe Dayton Koolfo0Eaa
SOFT SLUAABER PADS ..

13F. De luxe foam latex slumber pads provide extra
sleeping luxury extra protection for your mat
tress. Made of resilient, special density 1902 pure
latex foam Fabric backed for long wear, tearproof
Washable, non-allergic.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-11
General
Here for TuIks

Japan's ground force chief Of
staff arrived yesterday for Sc
Iries of meetings with Pentagon
officials and a three-week tou Of
United States military installa.
lions as the guest Of Gen. Max
well D. Taylor, Army Chief OF
STAFF.
1t. Gen. Taxed Tsutsui said
he hoped the visit will contrib
ute toward the future develop
ment Of our ground self-defense
force"
OfHcials confirmed that pre-,
iliminary discussions have start
ed in Tokyo between United
States and Japanese STATS and
United States Embassy repre-
Isentatiyes on an agreement be-
tween the two countries to cut
Japans share of security costs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-11
Steps Token in Tompico
To Curb Flood Lootinq

High winds and steady rain
limited helicopter activities yes
terday, but the first relief train
reached the isolated stricken
port. Its 10 boxcars were loaded
with 600 field tents. 141 tons Of
food, 1000 oil stoves. II tons Of
clothing. and large quantities Of
soap and detergents.
Twenty-Five planeloads Of meat
and canned foods we're flown in
from Monterrey. and i've more
United States Air Force trans
ports arrived with medicines and
supplies.
Cold winds and rain from gulf
squalls eased OF last night. A
new storm reported forming ear
lier' was declared no longer a
threat. although coastwise ship
ping warnings Jew through the
night from Nautla ito Soto Ia
Marina.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-11
Masjjurni Boost
Indonesiia Vote

JAKARTA. Indonesia, Oct. IL
P.-The pro-western Mosiem
Masjumi party whitfield down
the lead of the Indonesian Ma
tionalist party to about 100000
today with the help of revised
unofficial returns. More than
% million ballots had been
counted. about 80 per cent Of
the anticipated total.
Heavy majorities on Sumatra
and Borneo in Indonesia's first
popular national elections put
the Masjumi in a position to
challenge seriously the National
lists bid to capture the largest
number of the 260 elected seats
In parliament and form a gov
eminent for four years.
Revised unof1icial tabulations
showed: Nationalist 7,379,ll6;
Masjumi 6,776,924;; Moslem
Orthodox Radicals. 6,170,926;
COMMUNISTS, 5,798.012.
The vote for several small
parties accounted for the re-
mainder Of the 20 million.
The tabulations were revised
after it was disclosed that some
voting districts had duplicated
their initial totals. causing the
Nationalist vote to run over
eight million.
The voting on the 5000 scat
tered islands of the republic
started September 90. Registered
voters total more than 43 mil
lion. Balloting on the main Is
land has ended. but final official
count from all the islands is
not expected for some time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-11

TAMPICo, Mexico. Oct. II tH5.
The Mexican Army clamped
tighter controls over flooded
areas Of Tampico today in an
attempt to check widespread
looting.
Hundreds of residents lined up
for military passes required for
access to their homes. from
which the Panuco River waters
are receding. Many found their
dwellings, stripped.
Army commanders prohibited
removal of any property from
the flooded zone for q period Of
eight days.
Twelve helicopters from the
United States Nayy's airplane
carrier Siboney continued rescue
activities. giving a rest, TO those
from the carrier Saipan. The
Saipan's helicopters had been
worked almost around the clock
for i've days.
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SERVE YOURSELF
STORES SHOULD BE
BANNED, THIEF SAYS

LONDON (R.-Mrs. May
H a mpton, 43 : year-old
housewife. admitted in court
that she stole q slice Of veal
from q serve-yourself store
but was indignant over her
arrest.
The public should be pro-
tected from this kind Of
shop" Mrs. Hampton de-
clared yesterday. you can
go in and take anything you
want, and no one is any the
wiser"
1.-THE most. extraordinary
plea / have ever heard from
a common thief" comment
ed Magistrate H. I. Wight
wich. timing her S pounds.
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A DVERTISENfENT.
Happy Is The Day
When Backaclle
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The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1955-02-25

is exposed to so many risks that am
willing to accept the risk obviously
presented by their victory, for be-
lleve that the end results will be
beneficial. If they win hands down
the Republican Party will lose power
for a long time because all the In
dependents that have been support
ing It will desert and they viii take
with them large hunk of Eastern
and Pacific Coast Republicans. If
they don't score a fortnight victory,
they will succeed in splitting the
Party and the results will be the
same. Anyway, that's how it looks
from where sit.
The true disaster is having Eisen-
hover in the Presidency. 1t is dis
astrous in "a dozen ways. The part
that comes closest home to me as I
see it in my activities and hear about
it from my newspaper friends is his
dreadful ignorance of the structure
and functions of the Government and
the scope, jurisdiction, and function
ing of its various parts. This ignor-
ance was abundantly manifested dur
ing the so campaign and as a mem
Der of Stevenson's Springfield staff
wrote a speech which today looks
like better prophecy than any JOS
eph Smith ever made. / twice got it
cleared at the top but both times it
was cancelled by second thoughts.
Just as discouraging is his refusal
to apply himself to his job. He simply
will not read even the Washington
let alone the reports,
memoranda, and directives that flow
across his desk. From what | hear
he won't read anything except the
Western stories | was lately slanging
and he reads those in their most
dreadful form-the pulp magazines.
The attaches case which his aide
carries, | understand, contains only
those magazines.
God save the Republic.
Yours,
BERNARD DEVOTE,
Berkeley Street,
Cambridge 38, Mass.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1955-02-25
DEMONSTRATION
OF PROPERTY
APPROVED BY SENATE

After three unsuccessful attempts,
Redistribution of like property in
the Sc counties under general stand
ards set down by the Board of Equal
ization, has passed the Senate. The
final vote on SD 1913 was 1915.
Redistribution of all like proper
ty, whether farm or grazing lands,
or industrial, business or residential
properties, and improvements there
on, has long been a must" if state
wide assessment equality is to be
achieved. The latter is imperative if
the state school equalization program
is to be successful. Also, with various
statewide levies in effect it is neces-
sary for uniform assessments if all
Montanan's are to be assessed their
fair share of these various tax levies.
Senate Bill 128 was introduced by
Working (R-Park), James (D-Lib-
erty) and Brewer Enthusiastically.
The roll call on SD 128 follows:
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1955-02-25
GTA Starts Farm
Income Survey

ST. PAUL-(CNS)-Farmers in
five northwest states are set to give
figures on how the family sized farm
is faring. Through the survey, Farm
ers Union Grain Terminal Associa-
ton hopes to get facts on net farm
income that aren't now available.
Trained interviewers go first into
Walsh County, N. D., Faux County,
S. d., Kadiyohi County, Mimi, Judith
Basin County, Mont, and Dunn Coun-
ty, Wis. They'll ask questions about
income, its source, expenses, and
where the farmer spent his money.
At county meetings, farmer co-opera-
ton has been excellent, GTA says.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1955-02-25
First Things Should Come First

future legislatures. Such an amend
ment should be presented for ap-
prevail to the people of Montana at
the next general election.
There have been many changes sug-
gested for correcting the evils inner
ent in the present method of legislating
in Montana. They all provide for a
longer session. The need for increased
compensation for legislators is APP
parent. Suggestions of dividing a ses-
sion SO that a recess in the middle, or
thereabout, have been heard. Such
system would provide for the first por-
ton of a session being devoted to or
ganization, introduction of bills, as
signment of bills to committees. Then
during recess members of the legis-
lature could return to their homes to
study the proposed legislation and
confer with the folks in their respec-
tive counties concerning the propos-
ais. Following the recess the bills
would be debated with knowledge of
their content and purpose, sneakers
could be ferreted out and eliminated,
the need for seeking advice from pro-
fessional lobbyists of special privi-
legged groups or concerns would be-
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1955-02-25

come less necessary for legislators.
Possibly it would still be necessary to
have the length of the session ex-
tended Montana adopted its Consti-
tuition some sc years ago, times have
changed, our society and economy
have become much more complex and
the problems involved have CORES
spondingly augmented.
In the past Montanans have been
getting little value received from leg
islative sessions. This is understand
able when the difficulties to be sur
mounted are considered. That special
groups have been favored in the past
is likewise understandable as they get
more representation because of the
practical ability of other sections of
the population getting representation
in any considerable degree.
If, we are to improve our legislative
machinery we must permit it to OPP
crate freely. Today it is a wonder it
functions at ALL The primary consid-
Grafton, before and above all else
under consideration at Helena today,
should be finding a method of provid-
ing for future effective legislation in
this state.