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be based on convictions,
thoughtful consideration of
all factors, and a desire to
improve the living conditions
of the people.
The Governors attitude to-
ward the legislature is in
marked contrast to that Of
Alexander, who thought that
the executive branch of gov
eminent was all powerful, &
that the other branches had
no power that he had to res
pect. Mr.. Gordon views the
legislature as a partner. He
has been outspoken against
attempts made during the
Alexander administration to
hamstring the legislative
branch; he has gone out Of
his way to obtain suitable
quarters for that branch of
government, and has promis-
ed to make funds available
for its operation without UNI
due delay.
Mr.. Gordon is off to a good
start. We are sure that even
when differences arise be-
tween the Governor and the
legislature, as they must, they
will be ironed out without
the rancor and the personal
exchanges that develop when
one dealing with an unprin-
cipled roughneck.
, 1955-11-15
CARIBBEAN ATLANTIC AIRLINES. INC.
Schedule effectioe Nooember II, 1855

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Flight $50 SAN JUAN 7:45 A ST cRoIx 1882 A
Flight sol ST. cRoIx 845 A ST. THOMAS go
500 ST. THOMAS $40 A ST. cRox 9:45 A
ISL ST. cRoIx 1000 A SAN JUAN lo5oA
= 14 SAN A 400 ? ST. q AT
sos ST. cRox 500 P ST. THOMAS 5a5 P
54 ST. THOMAS 5:s5 P ST. cRoTx 600 A
1856 ST. cRoIx .s15 P JUAN 700 ?
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Evening star., 1955-05-28
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHESDA AREA, of River road
Distinctive and unusual contempo-
rary home on secluded wooded "a
acre, 2 bedrooms. 9 baths, beauti-
room, maids room and bath, "a :
rage: KoRzENDoRFFR. OIL. 4-siI1
till q. -2S
BETHESDA-Attrac brick Colonial
on lge. cor. lot. Center-hall entr.,
23-ft. liv. rm. with fireplace, 3 lge.
bedrms.. Ia baths. full bsmt: slate
4 mile NH. conv, to pubic and
perochial schoolA VIII or. OF. O.
e3e0. -ee
Evening star., 1955-05-28
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

$500 DOWN; MOVE IN TODAY
Big 3-bedroom bungalow. full base
mept. eauipped kitchen: mr.. schools:
PARKsIDE REALTY, JU. 9-1s76 or
AN UNUSUAL ATTRACTIVE BRICK
RAMBLER conveniently located near
seaped lot. Liv. with frepl.. din. rm.,
de luxe kit: with dishwasher and
disposal: 3 bedrms. and bath, stor-
age attic; Full bsmt. Owner leaving
CITY and has priced this lovely home
w %o. nsste.s snsSoo. EDw, sT,v " r. tioSE; JONES I
NATURE LOVERS see this spotless 2
bedrm. Kensington rambler for Sl4;:
$50. on large double lot with "a tail
oak trees. picture window. screened
breezewsy and garage. A real beau
tyl RIPLEY & RoMER. JU- 5-6l1l
TER SEEKS LANE-4-bedrm. brick
aPs SoefS GSd of pn.y fq baths s2spsS Sss rd peat
Old siadehsburE I'd. Price. sis.95o,
terms avail. Call Mr.. Johnson. JU
7-7726, with NJ. PAUL HANNAH,
732 18th st. NV. Me. S-4l00;
I'll GILBERT sT.-Det. a-bedroom
rm.. % iuli bsmt'. mt gas gas h.-wh.: NV H. / block
off Piney Branch I'd. at Old Bladens-
burg rd Call Mr.. Glib. DE. 1881,
with M. PAUL HANNAH, 732 18th
ST. NV. NE. S-4100. go
NON-VETS SPECIAL, $3.50 down -
4 bedrms:, full bsmt., Just painted
outside; fenced yard. Det.; 450S
Mahan I'd: viers Mill Village. Call
RAMBLER; IAN a.RRt Brick S k and I9'G. redwood.
years old, Merrimack built. Excel
lent buy at S16,95O. s4O7 Tahona
Or. near new Larsburgh store. He
SUMNER SsfEi HOME FOR se,7ooSsa-
foot steel insulated house trailer,
sleeps 4. Equipped kitchen. shower
f Ssth ho6kI SS WE vboi: Ssiss. sess and sS Soa
ern, 3-bedroom rambler with part
basement, Just the place for Kids
Where else can you buy so much
for 500 cash and $50 per mo. OF
Georsia ave; extended; in lovely
are area. IT, CHESTER Syna7 H; keller; Ill Rssl ssa
ASSUME LARGE eSIs' Gi. Non-vet Non. e can can
buy this desirable, 3-bedrm.. brick
home with. sep din, rm. and full
bsmt. On level. wooded lot. Excel.
terms. a a J. KEssINGER & Co.
NhMDLEhJ VII ~ acre. 01 hppEubtut
S2l,750. with Sl.750 down. First
time offered. Shown by appointment
only. Large living rm.-dining rm
comb, 3 bedrms.. large all-eleetric
kitchen, large recreation room with
fireplace and bar. Completely tiled
bath. Large inclosed front porch.
JU. 5-7100; evenings. JU. S-1397.
KENSINGTON-BY OWNER
8 bedrms, mod; picture window: 8
minis. Sill. Spg. shopping center; s
minis. Ch. Ch. Cir Fenced back I'd. :
2 blks. from kindergarten and elem.
sch Forced to sell Army oficer
fTsnf5es5sd; ho. ses9ss sis'sSo' Assume oi.
KENsINGTON-SI9 $50
All brick with bedrooms, full bsmt.
Over V acre wooded lot, center en-
trance hall. huge liv. rm. with fire.
place. din. rm., modern kit, pic
ture windows, dishwasher. disposal
de luxe refrigerator and range,
breakfast space. 3 lovely bedrms.
and modern tiled bath. Full bsmt.,
lavatory, outside entrance. A real
family home with terms to suit you
Call Mr.. Gordon. SP. 4-9150. FRED
ER1CK W. BERENS SALES, INC,
722 L st, NV, MA, $4,000,
Evening star., 1955-05-28
HOUSES FOR SALINE.
NORTHEAST REALTY

NORTHEAST REALTY
1903 r. I. Ave. NE, CO. 5-S293- -s26l
OFFERS REAL BARGAINS
Sale Price, Terms Reduced
coLoRED
1904 End ST. N.E.-S4a5 DIVA
cant; 2-story semidet. brk.; 8 rms.
bath, full hsmt.. gar: newly dec.
e0o4 KEARNEY ST. N.E.-s4e5 dn
-2-story det. asbestos shinele:.
rms, bath, gar, frepl., storm win.
zoos KEARNEY ST. N.K.-$750 dn
--2-story det. asbestos shingle; {
rms, bath, full bsmt., porches
firepl., oil h.-w.h.
/ 102S GIRARD ST. N.E-2-story det.
rms. "a baths, full bsmt.. hrepl.
$50 % DE: DECATUR a ST. N.w.-s-stor,
semidet. cor. brk.: o. rms. Q baths
2 compl. equip. kits. full bsmt.
1880 18th ST. N.w.-1-story row
Bricktex, z rms, bath, oil h.-w.h.
conv. to everything.
NORTHEAST REALTY
1903 r. I. Ave. NE, co. b-s293-s261
Ewes, JU. 6-6822, UN. 4-7045
Evening star., 1955-05-28
CHEVY CHASE VIEW
BIG, BEAUTIFUL
PEAL. SPLIT LEVEL.

Must be seen TO appreciate quality.
bedrms.. 3 baths, center hall.
liv. rm.. din. rm,. lovely kit. fam
lily rrn.. front and rear porches:
house has, 10201 CLEARBROOK
PLACE. S33 450. OPEN SAT-.
SUN, MON. Dir: Out Conn. ave.
to Dresden. left to Cedar lane.
right on Cedar lane. left at Clear
brook lane. J. A. LEAPLEY.
Evening star., 1955-05-28
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

BOILING FIELD AREA-Lovely brick
with j finished room up: liv, rm
W,F EtSh rep pY, SEP sgoo din dnwn rrn "a, Ss%t NJ
PEStASR PEHbENP1kE H. REAsrY ia913 e. e. 900 20
BRANCH AVE, mr.. Ala.-Beaut.. det
tirepl.. sep. din. rm.. spac. den; :.
yard with flowers and shrubs, en-
tirely fenced. For appt., call NEW
COMB REALTY, 10. 2-7655. -2s
CAPITOL HILL-Just completed ..
unit bldg. for home and income,
or. the smart investor. Priced
under market. Absolutely no cor
eol ee5ldsr staos0 s0d decorator, OWNER MI
CONGRESS HGTs., 301S 9th st.-Of-
fered for the first time; stone-cov-
cred det,, "a stories with lge. liv
rm., 3 nice bedrms., Ia baths, full
rec. bsmt., open front porch, incl
rear porch. awning, det. garage. lot
~ 25xl5o, Io fenced feneed; NEwcoMB REAL REAL
CONGRESS HEIGHTS, soos 7th St
Det:, vac; rms. bath; gas h..w,h.: /:
"A. s.s5Ss' PRESS sSss REAlFg fsG HP coRP. oESp..
COARL HILLs-Detached s-bedrm
white brick: less than appraised
value: approx. $4,000. 1875 45th
pl. CALL OWNER, EN-. 2-S349.
FAIRLAwN vILLAGE-Brick semi
det.. 2-story, 5 rms. full bsmt..
level entrance; paved alley; finished
rec. rm.; garbage disposal, copper
plumbing, screened. storm windows.
cornices, glass lined h.-w. tank, An
chor-type fence, trees. and shrub
Conventional financing. ins."I Lu. 1easeSg.
FIT. DAVIS - 8 bedrms.; fenced in
line. LU. 2-7662. go
HILLCREST-Here is the best buy on
today's market. Drive by, then call
aad aad make % 4iIsr GI or conya; ysa; 1910
SBd MINI. lii OWE xyE s III qaias sie NORTH fR
of, st: Francis Xavier Church and
schools. Most desirable. best buy |;
9.,s rooms, 90 "a baths, l. gss e. odG dhG;-w,h;
pEN disiSunt m sSSG 5Sdsy TOT tn eeg' Sd esih Tte
ready; Better hurry-call OWNER.
AfTRAcTIvE II; AitSEFHi DETACHED BRICK,
containing living room and fire.
place, din. room and mod. kitchen.
2 lovely bedrooms: recreation room
and garage; aUG, beautiful yard. Priced
NA. S-0352; ewes, LU. 2-0o37. E2S
o.. IL. 16, IS GESsFORD CT.-S750
dn.. .2-story row brk., 8 rms, bath,
firepl;, gas air-cond. CO. 5-S293.
sly " 4czGdPi cAkPPEiNrER ST. s.E.--$$SSss sE-$$S
dn 2-St0rV Hemidet hrk rms
bath, full bsmt., gas air-cond. CO.
5-S293. UN. 4-7045. 80
2?2S r ST. s.E.-2 bedrms.. bath.
kit, liv. rm., din. rm., with 9 extra
lGtS 1850 on JOHN fHSnes eHRNSkGR SNssHa sEEarS EE z
bedrms.. liy. rm. with frepl., sep.
din. rm., full bsmt.; conv to Boiling
Field. NEWCoMB REALTY. 10. p
1865. go
Evening star., 1955-05-28
CHEVY CHASE

Excellent brick home on very quiet
street with living room. dining room.
kitchen with dishwasher and dis
posal. screened porch, 8 bedrooms.
baths. plus finished attic room
full basement and garage. Shown
by appointment by calling Mr.. Lati-
mer. EN-. 3-0770
Walker & Dunlop, Inc.
1900 18th st. NV. co. 5-O.2s
Evening star., 1955-05-28
BETHESDA
LOCUST HILLS ESTATES
7318 CEDAR LANE

OPEN SUNDAY, l TIL 6 PM.
First offering Of this exceptionally
brick home, S yrs. old, Situated or
lovely wooded site with q frontage
of 1903 1T. with towering shade trees
and high elevation
Wide center-hall plan; living rm.
25 by 1876 with bay window: family
sized din. rm. with bay: ultra
modern kit. with breakfast, space;
large, side screened porch with
view; 1St-h. powder rm.
End A.: 3 unusually large bedrms.
2 baths; lots of closet space. Full
playrm., built-in garage. Ruscc
storm windows throughout. Owner
desires quick sale; Excellent financ'
ing; no reasonable offer will be re-
fused. Quoted price. S31 .750:
Directions: Wis. aye. past Naval Med
ical Center. turn right on Cedar LAM
to open sign.
W. B. WRIGHT
S021 Wis Ave. EN-, 3-560t
Evening star., 1955-05-28
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

CHARLES CoUNTY--colonial: late
1900 completely restored; rms,
library. kit. bath in knotty pine I:
orig. oak beamed: wide white board
ceiling in library and liv. rm., box
wood from Rose Hill. Apple, peach,
pear, cherry trees, strawberry, rhu-
spring. oil heat; approx. Is acres;
"a mi. from Wash. S35.000. terms.
Cali Loulie P. Dodson, La Plata
3632. SANDOZ. INC, Q Dupont
Circle, DU. T-1234. go
Evening star., 1955-05-28
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
Open Sun. Mon, 1875
103 SUMMERFIELD PL.

You will be pleased with the bright
spacious rooms in this charming
English-style home. Reception hail
lge. liv. rm. with fireplace. 16x1f
din. rm. beamed ceilings and ran.
dom width pegged floorsi completely
equipped modern kitchen with break
fast space. screened living porch
with door to lovely fenced real
yard. Three large bedrms., . baths
permanent stairs to large playroonl
room and full bath. Detached 2-cal
garage. Quiet street. top neishbor-
hood. "a block to busline. PRICE
REDUCED. VACANT AND READY
FOR IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
Barbara Richards on premises.
James L. Dixon & Co.
ST. $1,000 OIL. 2-34a2
Evening star., 1955-05-28
WOODSIDE PARK

WOODSIDE PARK - A
beautiful Custom built home
on q lge. lot directly adjoin-
ing Woodside Park. Spacious
center-entrance hall, lge. liy.
rm. and dining area big
enough to separate, II desired.
Mahogany paneled library, 3
twin sized bedrms. and 2
baths. The large kitchen has
q beautifully designed built-iu
breakfast set. A lower level
has rec. rm., q screened porch.
bedrm.. bath, kitchen equip
ment and ldry. and heating
rooms. a-car garage. Stair
wav to 3rd Il. In better-than.
new-house cond. Wall-to-wall
carpeting and draperies If de-
sired. Please call INEZ CUSH-
ARD, Realtor. EN-. 2-4232,
or OIL. 2-5S67.
Evening star., 1955-05-28
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
SALE BY OWNER
OPEN SUN. AND MON, rs
DUTCH COLONIAL

Center hall. liv. rm. with
firepl.. heated sun porch. fam
fly-size din. rm., lge. kit. with
eating space, 3 twin-size bed
rms. and bath on 2nd d,
Stairway TO full attic, in
stalled fan. Tiled hsmt. with
gar; garage % on soxxso Level Sefss shaded Ss
corner lot. Near schools. shop
ping ctr. and transp. immac.
cond. Priced in the low 20s.
3617 Taylor ST., OIL. 4-75s5-
Evening star., 1955-05-28
BETHESDA

BETHESDA CAPE COD
GI APPRovED-S23,750
A perfectly charming brick home with
2 bedrmS. and bath. LIST floor and z
huge bedrms and bath on End. At
din. rm., mod. kitchen, porch, full
bsmt. Conv. to NH and transp
Ewes. and Sun. OIL. 4-S072. SAM
IJEI, E. BOGLEY, INC, OIL. 6-7S0Q
Evening star., 1955-05-28
Chevy Chase Rambler
4815 Morgan Drive

OEEN bONDAt, 2 TO I'M.
Sparkling new sPLIT-LEvEL. in con-
venient and popular West Chevy
Chase. Near SOMERSET SCHOOL
ton. Large living room. with raised
hearth, dining room with French
doors to secluded porch, all-electric
kitchen with today's equipment and
ample breakfast space; 5 steps up
TO 3 large bedrooms and Q baths;
Ssdt steps down ';I1. to abSve,groqndd 4th Al
rage. Custom construction and ap-
pointments. Lot 70x130. Priced.
$31 $50. To inspect, drive out Wis
consin ave. 8 blocks past D. c. line
and Woodward a. Lothrop's store
to Morgan dr.. and turn left blocks
to open sign.
W. B. WRIGHT
Evening star., 1955-05-28
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

KENsINGToN-BY OWNER
3 bedrms.; mod: picture WINDOW
Minis. Sill. Sps. shopping center: .
Minis. ca. Ch. Cir. Fenced rear yo.'
? blks from kindergarten and elem.
school. Forced to sell. Army omcsr
transferred; S13.50O. Assume Ok
10. 5-2476 ----
OLNEY, MD. - Overlooking Brooke
Manor Country Club and Sugarloat
Mt; 3-yr. .-old custom-built rambler.
Owner moving to Ind; center nan.
25-ft. living room with stone nrs,
place, dining room, kitchen 9x.3
with breakfast nook, dtshwssners
disposal and rubber-tile moor, lse.
bedrooms. . baths, 30-foot hasstone
terrace with awning mahogeny-
paneled recreation room with paf'
fireplace and powder room; large e
car garage; Thermopane picture
windows; cArpeting included; l-acrs
lot with more ground AVAILABLE eH-
cellent financing.
OPEN SUNDAY, ! TO 8
To reach; Out Georsia ave. approx.
10 miles from Silver Spring 70
Brooke Manor Country Club. LOOK
for OPEN sign.
OLNEY REALTY co.
10. 5-s556 sP. 4-553s
Evening star., 1955-05-28
HOUSES fsr SALINE. lceat.I |
coLoRED
243 55th ST. NE.

OF APPRAISED SS.bUU
$3.50 DOWN-MO. PAYMENTS, S4S
This semidetaehed 5-room brick house
allows a qualified veteran to live
comfortably; 2 bedrooms, modern
4.354$. ma. s-979f; ewes. co. s.
1881.
Evening star., 1955-05-28

SILVER SPRING, $1,000 down. as
sumo 41a4e GI loan, balance,
S15,271.1S--3-bedrm. brick. ram
bier, VI. old; fireplace. tiled bsmt
floor. storm windows, driveway:
schools; 500 mo. incl; everythins
SPRING, 21O2 Cascade I'd
6-rm. brk.; S15,50O. Ideal loc. Full
bsmt., scr. porch, storm windows
Fenced, fruit trees. WA. 7-3953.
Evening star., 1955-05-28

Shopping center; S17.950. Sale BY
owner. Lovely. 2.-story,. brk., det
Colonial, 3 lge; bedrms.. 1st,1. pow
lge. screened porch; partitioned
bsmt.: many extras makes this the
best home buy in the area This is
q former model home. HE. 4-7666.
SILVER SPRING, by OWNER; Sligo
Park Hills-3- bedroom 2-bath brick
room: full basement; large Az firsf
trust. Priced for immediate sale;
S19.950. Telephone JU. 7-6S32.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1955-02-25
Few Jobs for JobIess,
Textile Workers Find

BOSTON-(P AD-Only as per
cent of the New England textile work
ers who lost their jobs in the 1951-53
industry recession had found jobs by
March, 1854, Northeastern Univer-
sity study shows.
The study, directed by William H.
Miernyk, head of the university's Blu
reau of Business and Economic Re-
search, considered 1,705 case histories
of workers employed in five Massa-
chusetts and one Rhode Island mill
Of the workers studied, 43 per
cent were still unemployed at the
time of the survey, conducted be-
tween September 1868 and March
1854.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1955-02-25
HOUSE PROTESTS
DISMANTLING OF SOIL
CONSERVATION SERVICE

In approving a House Memorial
identical to original Senate Joint Me-
mortal / introduced by MCGOWAN ID
Chouteau) and Anderson (D-Pon-
dera), the House Friday notified the
Congress that Montana is strongly
opposed to the dismantling of the
Soil Conservation Service and the
turning over to the states future soil
conservation activities, as proposed
by Secretary of Agriculture Ezra
Taft Benson.
The vote on HIM was 1899. Two
of those voting against the memorial
and in effect for dismantling Sos
were Rep. Sales (R-Gallatin) and
Rep. Walton (R-Park), both of whom
are longtime Sos district supervisors.
HIM 2 was introduced in the House
by Reps. Rieder (D-Jefferson) and
McOmber (D-Teton).
The roll call on this memorial
shows:
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1955-02-25

Over $50 persons were in attend
ance last Sunday, at the pancake
breakfast sponsored by the Young
Democrats Club of Lewis and Clark
County.
The breakfast to which the public
was invited, honored members OF
the 34th Legislative Assembly.
Pancakes, scrambled eggs and saus-
age were served family style by the
ladies of the Moose Lodge.
Aunt Jemima herself Tin the per-
son of Dorothy Engledow) was on
hand to give Southern welcome to
each one as they arrived.
Larry Gaughan, law student at the
Montana State University in Mis-
soula, gave an enlightening talk on
what he as young person expects
from the Montana Legislature.
Larry pointed out the need for
proper Silicosis legislation which
would transfer the burden of pay
ments to Silicotics from the tax
payers to the industry causing the
disease.
He also stressed the need for an
adequate education program.
He stated that he favored the pay
increase for legislators.
Touching on the controversial ques-
ton of whether or not 18-year-olds
should vote, he criticized the Legisla-
5ure for not enacting legislation which
would permit them to vote.
In concluding, Gaughan stated that
The failure of past legislative assem-
olies proved all the more reason why
an about effort should be made to
elect Democrats to future assemblies.
A satire by Lord Dunsany entitled
'Cheezo" was presented by Young
Democrats who are students at Car
oil College.
Both John Holmes, state auditor,
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1955-02-25

may recommend that it be killed. The
results of putting the bill in the Ju-
dietary Committee in the Senate are
as expected. 1t might as we'll be
killed in the House for it is of no
value with the penalty clause taken
out.
A jury of seven women and five
men gave Frank Dryman life SEN
tence, in Havre last week.
Frank Dryman has been four years
in the shadow of the gallows, and
though future of. life in prison for
a 24-year-old is little to be joyous
about, his attorney, Jerry O'Connell,
said for the first time in the four
years he has been defending Dryman
he expressed appreciation for what
had been done for him.
Capital punishment is barbaric,
and there is suspicion that life in
prison isn't the fate one chooses in
life.
The Montana courts just recently
sent an 18-year-old boy to Deer Lodge
for rs years for murder.
What steps will be taken by the
state to see that these young men
receive treatment that will help them?
The new pardon and parole system
,et-up by the legislature will be able
% promote program that will be of
great value in this direction. 1t will
AXE time for them to get sound pro-
gram operating but people interested
n the prison system look with favor
N the development of this branch
# government to produce construc-
i've action in our prison policy.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1955-02-25
WHAT DO YOU THINK?
By GRETCHEN G. BILLINGS

| iects of a Resolution in the House of
Representative for the presentation
of the stage production "The Ameri-
can Way at which the legislators
were the guests. The Representatives
resolved to express "sincere gratitude
for the privilege of attending this
commendable performance" which
took about $4,000 hours of work and
in which some $50 students partici-
pated
A witty young attorney reprimand-
ed a fellow the other day for criti-
cising the Company lobby and added
"Why, one of these days Mr.. Corette
will call New York and say 4 think
Montana is about ready to run its own
business" Dreamer.
The legislature is over and the
fellows sitting around over there
don't even know it. The worst legisla-
ture many can remember if the word
of veterans can be relied upon.
stopped reporting it with the end of
last week. 1t was simply a waste of
time. What legislation of value the
House didn't kill the Senate has. If
5he speaker would rap sine die and
commission the appropriations COM
nittee to apportion what money the
Company has allowed the state to have
or the next biennium it would save
, 1ot IF time and money
The Equal Rights bill came out of
committee in the Senate. But it has
10 teeth, so is of little value. The way
heard it the authors in the House
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1955-02-25
RAILS AND TRUCKS

.sIt looks as if the rails, feeling
that they cannot compete with the
trucks with their free use of the
highways, mean to absorb them. The
rails surely waited long time to take
any action toward meeting this COM
petition, and have practically per-
mitted the trucks to take all of the
Lei business away from them. Some
lines are attempting the 3piggy-back"
idea; if they can give fast service and
prompt deliveries, the carriers may
regain some of the traffic they have
lost in the past. Right now the high
ways are congested beyond belief.
Something must be done to put the
traffic back where it belongs on the
rails"
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1955-02-25
YOUNG DEMOCRATS SERVE PANCAKES And
POLITICS In HELENA

and Hugh Adair, chief justice, spoke
briefly to the group.
Those present were introduced by
Hugh Massman, president of the club,
who acted as master of ceremonies.
The Young Democrats Club of
Lewis and Clark County is headed by
Hugh Massman. Bill Leaphart is vice
president and Dorothy Engledow is
ecretary-treasurer.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1955-02-25
Gu THIEVES NABBED

ST. DENIS SUR RICHELIEU, Que.
men held up the credit union
here at gun point and fled with
$4,000. Provincial police pursued
the bandits car at speeds ranging up
to 100 miles an hour, overlook the
car, and rammed it. No one was in
jured, and police retrieved all $4,000.