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ADDITIONS

And rtmodelinR. D. C., Md. Va
Refs. furnished OIL. 1.21jD
ASPHALT TIIF--For every room In
your home basement or once. Low
prices Guaranteed. For estimate
LA B-gii9. 10
BAR-B.o PRS of masonry Lincoln
Logs al less than I. thc cost OF
brick A masterpiece Of rustic
beauty ONLY SO and UP bank
termSl oSTl CONSTR. CO, 10
BRItKLAYING - Alterations. nre.
places, walls. all types masonry
FAGNANI 10 2.1aOi IA 9-GOa3
BRICK WORK--No lob too big OF
too small, Tree est Houses. re.
tanning walls, petios, fireplaces, etc
10 bricklaycts always ready HER
MAN II. GoLDSTE1N, 10. 2-buBl
%
BRICK WORK. In virginia garden
walls, freplACes, chimney repairs,
alterations IA, 2-4037.
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ANTIQUES

Do not sell your valuable antique
china, glass, furniture, etc, before
calling WALTER REED ANTIQUE
SHOP for expert appraisals.
G64U GEORGIA AVE. NV.
TU. 2-2127 RIA. 3-76OS
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THE CAPITOL SCHOOL
For Doctors Assistants

Register now for next spring class
April 10th Many untitled positions
Training by drs and nurses in we'll
equipped doctors ONCE Easy pay
ment plan. day ana eve classes: free
placement; INFO. cal! TT. 2-6l7l
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SITS, MEN g WOMEN

MOTEL MANAGER and wife. AGAR
exp, prefer D c, Md. Or va FIN.
81 Re! Box 4j3-J. Star.
COtPLE 70 clean building in eve
nina. Cal. 10 "-as53
WHITE COUPLE a. manarer care
taker OF apt, bldg 5 yrs. ioca! ex-
perienee, Excel. refs. 30. -Ua.ii. =
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CLOTHING

FROM RADIO AND Tv STARS
jon inc Thousands OF women who
have sc0vercd the French Poodle
Resale shop. Sizes 9 to 10. Clothing
taken from fashion shows and social
celebrities who constantly chanee
their wardrobe. Prices from $40 up.
Designer label and better maker
and cocktail clothes. sportswear suits.
1ppes and accessories, and large
SECTION Q. summer cottons New
otheS from fashion shows received
regularly at Soc of. Take adyan-
tasa q our iag;away, plan; LoUELsLsAA
Conn. ave. between, Que and R. End
A.; hrs Monday through Saturday,
II am to p M; Wednesday to 3
p n co 5-l153.
COFFEE TABLE. antique blue; cher
ry hand-carved nest OF tables. apt
size washer elec. rooster, curtains;
reas OIL 6-S5i1
COMPLETE FURNISHINGS for en-
cheney apartment. including Frieid-
aire air conditioner. $500. Ma.
S-g0SG. Apt 101.
CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT -
Bucyrus Erie lob, 's-yd. shovel
front 6P sS T5h ia rp s[ftS S Sh
B E hyd anaie bulldozer; excel
lent ground work $500. Wor-
thington Blue Brute" 3l5 air
compressor, UD-lS engine; used
very little; ST. 900 2l2-ton roller,
eood cond $1,000. Also "a Cat.
DW-"OS and C2l Cat OWL IS.
For further information. call AL
BAN TRACTOR CO. Otis 4-799l.
or CIR 3-O6nj ewes, or Suns, -s
COUNTER, modernistic, pine, two
NprffpvC Nth shelves OS-ff III
I-i3Iu p
CRIB with matching chifferobe,
whtC; best offer. Call HE. 4-2O43.
CUPBOARD, corner walnut, glass
doors, shelves. Sa-in. by 36-in
$40 or best offer 10. 5-4690. s.
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BEAUTY SHOP EQUIPMENT - g.
chair moderr lounge Criet W.th
Lr!ets shampoo char. eatherette
Snop Hasfitions. BeSt offer. no.
ErD, F.wd.. So so: hideabed. 500:
:ug. 9XI2. SO. chess. SIS book
case. 81 AID. 4-l2lu. 81. 3-S5iG
BED, .gle,. mahosany. Hunpert5rd
gou" exec! cond $50 10 j.
B-0, roll-away. chest Of dr. wers
~ AS range. Venetian blinds.
e. Call I'd 4-5T9i. Sat. all day
BEDS, twin. double coil springs and
,,altresscs 22a Oneida St ne.
RIA G-alii
BID, dbl. wenu, veneer excel
icr >3n Ch'lum Nd, HA "-S15a
BED youth. 0spic. s-or&llhr; excel
.CCad- SI1 so JU g-56@:!
BED-Biond double. mattress: box
spring bookcase hoadboard never
used cedar chest: trunk: utll. bed
cheap 10 i-d,iih
BED. = arm chairs. lamps. sun
lamp. etc. newly upholstered Vic
toritA rocker. ar r. cut glass
.ceramlCs RA. 6-@a33
BIDS - Bunk excellent condition.
S3u Ceivered 20. 2-Gi15.
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MOTOR TRAVEL
REPAIRS and SERVICES

ADDITIONS, REMODELING jalousit
porcheS kitchens moderniZed all
work July guar, terms up to 80
mos SECO SALES, JU 5000 ~
~ D IN
ADDITIONS, ALTERATIONS, paint.
ing. repairs Of all kinds Free esti.
mates Terms, OIL $4,000,
tions. Terms LAWRENCE HoME
IMPROVEMENT CO IL 6-SlOO
ADDITIONS, HOME REMODELINo
Bgmt TO attic, complete service
~ q one price ! yrs 70 pay Also
@ r ST DENIS, 10. 7.9Usl
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PAINTING CONTRACTOR
j R. LAWRENCE

E>t' 4'-' Gail Ii 90
PAPERING, $40 and up: this week
onIy. DJ6 surfast washable papers
~. S-lf ~. RIA 3-73g3
Pa EHl<G, painting. floor sanding
p!aStcrins work guar. HU 3-3642
PAPERING, 5-room house 500
Gomp white mechanics Good work
RA. h-5h22. Painting. UN. 4-is92
PAPERING, PAINTING Do nv own
ITt21ri Low price. Guaranteed Cal
PLAsTERING REPAIR Old and
new work ige and small Jobs ress.
Wh''e mech; work guar. JU. 9.4l54
PLASTERING. waterproohnr fire.
PROBING, wall scraping. free esti-
mates. Ii. 4-7439. Ii 5-9055.
PLASTERBOARD. shectrocg tapins
finishing and sanding; free est!-
mates 10. i-6162
PLUMBING AND HEATING - Low
n pTiSeS ,I IEee 5Sgimstss I'D. work
Pi UMBING AND HEATING one.
stop remodeltng service complete
bathroom and kitchens installed o!
remodeisd We do entire lob Hot
estimates NO MONEY DOWN : ow
PLUMBING co 3o0s Georsia ave
NV IL 2-ln00
PLUMBING AND HEATING 81,
types Of work No job too small
FREE estimates. Established over %
SAMUEL c BOYD, INC
RA 3l0dS
ROOFING. waterproo!lng. renoirt
ms, painting Low price. white mec
We guar. IL 1-S2d9. 80
ROOFING new work repairs sut
ieFi S I29G carpentry painting
ROOF REPAiRINGG,n roof t'1 painting
guttering and spouting Gail Nj
SIMPLIFY. RA 3-4l5S %
ROOF INSTALLED guaranteed up Il
y wears on workmanship and ma
SEARS RoEBUCK 4 CO,
Bladensburr Rd. II S--5nf
Wisconsin Ave. Ell = 10,
Arlington IA <.Iu6f
Silver Spring nj n-1nIt
ROOFING WORK OF ALL TYPES
gutter and dovnspout WORK roo
painting. Free estimates ESta5lishe,
SAMUEL c BOYD. INC
RA. 3-l06s
SCREENS. aluminium or wood. outcl
AeIylc6 Gall EN-. 3-7SiG No
SHEF TROCK. tapping. finishing ana
Sanqine free estimates. REDWOOD
STONE, FLAGsrONE AND CEMENT
Speciai7ing in walls. patios, steps
Walks, etc free est. Call JERRY
lU. l-I756.
Stone Work-FlagStone
Patios, walks. steps. all kinds &c.
ment work retaining walls. drair
plpes watetproofins, grading ant
seeding F MARcucC1o Pc 2-35ss
FREE--Your name engraved on any
piece Of lewelry this week A A
SILVERPLhTERS, 91s F st, NV
UPHoLSTERING AND REPAIRING
done In YOUR home Free eStS Cal
day or ewes, MORRIS. Ii. 4-9S2O
uPHOLSTEIING - Couches chair
rewebhed work done at your home
JANNEf, RA. 3-o3SG, RA. 3-6O31
wAIERPROUtING. CEMENTWoRk
AJAX ENG co. JU. s.lh50
MINOR REPAIRING. painting. 400,
finishing, gardening CARTER Of
DOWNS, RA. 6-jOSS after : m
s.
MODERN CLEAN PAINT, interior
exterior. paper hanging; exper
workmanship Phone no S-gi63
10
DELANEY'S DECORATING co. IRE,
est, papering, painting. rcmod
roof painting. TU 1-9@g1 after -
IA
SPRING CLEANING. walls. floors
wood%ork and lawns: reas. rates
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VACATION POSITIONS

Unusual vacation position paying
teachers from $3.50 to 81, 500, de-
pending on the time they can work.
rms Is a professional service teach
work, different from ordinary va
cation employment. Write in con-
ndence for full information. Give
your educational qualifications,
teaching experience and extra cur
rlcular activities and telephone num-
per. w. te TO Box l16-L. Star =
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WHITE AND CoLoRED

WHITE AND COLoRED
A JOB THE SURE" WAY
Come to 9l5 Fla. ave. NV. for
full or part time Jobs. drivers, por-
tiers. janltors. auto mech, 2 INV.
days work. nurses. laundry workers,
counter girls; salad girls. cooks,
painters, parking lot attendants,
open III 80 pm
SURE EMPLOYMENT AGCY
DU. 7-O47S Du 7.o47g
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-08

BEDROOM SUITES t31. home sold!
Must sell: dining rn1 dinette. rec.
rr'.. baby rrand piano. rugs. tables.
&c. RA G-S1gi. IS
BEDROOM SUITE - Ape. antique
white mahoc.. s 95 mod oaG dbl
dresser desk and nieht table. SIS,
B fTSFi e9 sTrrf 2v a3:4i SOLID mabos
French Provincial Also . lcathef-
TOP ;ableS, drum and drop leaf
BEDROOM SUITE-3-pc. maple in.
clqd'ng complete double bed, $50,
BEDROOM sUITE-Mahoeany twin
PEGS uattresseS and box Sprinss.
uiFht table $3.50 OF 4-562G
BEDROOM SET-j pieces, good con-
tition: Other odd pieces best offer.
AID. 4-Sibi, Ext. 100. 10
BEDROOM SE1-Dark walnut. dble.
pee sod,o rnes, kSsniisy' night stand
many other items. Call after 10,
BEDRM. SUITE. beaut. sturdy.
walnut 22-pc %, also table
BENDIX DIALAMATIC WASHER
BENDIN washer dialmatic. like new.
onl, sou HF. ASH.
BICYCLE, boys: e6-in,; wardrobe
runk ;, rec I'm chairs red. .
sleeping bags. GIRLS shoe ice
,sSSste,, "a noon til s pm;
BICYCLE. fnclish Raleigh: as good
as new. $50 bike. sacrifice $40
Call after Il, ia. 1-If4i. IS
BICYCLES. boys and girls SIS
each 1853 Rhode Island ave. n e.,
rear SATURDAY and SUNDAY only
BICYCLE - Girls 2n-inch Western
Flyer . yrs. old cost, S44. so. sell.
SO AP 7-inf6
BICYCLES Imported lishtweight,
a-spced scar with hand and coaster
brakes $50 50, AZ luxe model, Si5.
WO 6-S06a
BICYCLL, English, . speed com
plele with accessories S33 81
STANDARD DRUG co. lib 6 st.
NV ola + ST, NV. 3l9n l4th 81
NV l0l II 81 ne and 1923
Minnesota ave ne
BICYCLE girls !i-in Schwinn;
new condition, S25. CE 3-3l8i,
BICYCLE. girls a4-in wheel blue,
$40 Chillum, Md Call HA. 2-Sl59.
BICYCLE, girls. Schwinn, 26-in /.
l,ry Rood ond.. 500. AD. a.S6i5,
BlCYCLFS--All sizes. all perfect
from So UP, 800 Taylor st. NV or
ia 0-lSSt
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name pf2Ao Tor roofs, barns anc
interiors. OVERSIZE OF 6ed In as, SptCla
Some gallons PYUS ADAMS. III.
Hth 81. NV. AID 4-SSUu
AMATEUR RADIO TRANsMITTER
well constructed; l""-w CIV. DOW
phone SIS or best Offer. Part.
ANTIQUES, Ii Old Alexandria. > frs
antiques. Reia ed displays Of many
periods. Decorator and collector
items. Open Tues thru sat. ] 10 )
KATHERINE RYAN. ANTIQUES
81 Prince s., Il S-6sal
ANTIQUE PISTOLS C5I > silver.
iriR3mea Arabian rifles 500 An.
tlque Louis Philippe desk. >55. JE
ANTIQUE CH.IRS. braided rus. i'm.
portec dishes, INN shawl pictur,
frames silver, linen. dolls chest
.cotlee table RA i-7TOi
ANTIQUES - Hepp!ewhite walnu
daddy chest. maid border. bras
pu-s. $50: :. lnap.e-ard -mahogar'
SIDE chairs. sis each. KE, 6-S5nc
ANTIQUE - Early American turn
misc china and glass Must b.
SSt6SPo2ed q q, reasonable. No dealers
ANTIQUES, DOLLS - Collector
iisms, al, AZ N perfect condition
ANTIQUES - 2-chsir settee. $50
good cond Victorian chair. ST.
ANTIQUES LAMP. e5o W
Broad St, Falls Church. Va selIlr &
out prices reduced
ANTIoUT-Fine old mahoE side
6oara IN perfect condition "A
ANfioUE WALNUT LOVE SIT
grape Trim b8;toued gold hrOcadt
$50 ia 5-0SO&. s
ANIIQIES--Entile stock. iasc OF
HELEN 5 ANTIQUE SHOP. 1851,
Wis. ave nv AID 2-3b3G Ia
ANTIQUES, Country Cousins Nc'
shop old Rte 30 NJ Urhana. Nd
Omen .yeekday3 and SUNDAY -
ANTIQUES - Mahogsny chest c
i drawers and s!dcoosrd % STA
| rug, also maple double BED ma
hossny desk chairs straight an
oyerS'nfed No. 1-Si3s
1lQJLS-Smail Sheraton n.ahCc
chair. newly refiuished and Ephol
stored IN turgu0iS" yr,yrs So
marble ba canuc)abfumS Wiu
star cut urlSmS, Sos. rare Gu,cl
Anne Wig stand, St"5: Or Victorian
specials for This week ouiy Phon
.Watcrf I'd Va "5ll
ASTIoUES-See our large selection
iAth-century furniture. china ant
brio .hrac Old guns and CONS
l33 Wisconsin ave. afternoons
ANTIQUES. CHAIRS. pair. Sill
covers silver, bric-a-hrac, yer!
-rcaSon0hlr RA 6-li3O
ANTIQUES -Marhle-top table AM
dresser. pine din hutch table, tel
chair, painting On glass. MISC
bronze. cloisonne. SatSumR cut ant
pressed glass ia 2-3Sti
ANTIQUES Mirrors clCCkS vases
lamps bronzes, form etc. Swap u
the old thinTs you don't want II
10 s. NV FURN AND VARIETY
I SHOP. 23"5 18th St, NV AID. 4
ANTIQUES U-all are missing bar
gains at the YANKEE PEDLAR
Complete line of New Eng and Pa
Dutch ant!GIes Ili2 Co.umbi
pike, JE. 4-34ao. Open daily.
ANTIQUE HOUSE DESK, Chimes
and Jap scr. corner cabinet. Cantor
cum saucer, etc no 2-llaa
ANTIQUE JEWELRY, beaut. qarre
necklace. :, bracelets amethys
bracelet dainty cold necklace Sc
4 with . pearls > diamonds and sap
phireS. suitable for young firl PVT
party KE 6-g42H
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

CAMERA. Bolex. h-I6 movie dc
luxe with 3 best telephoto and
wide angle lens and case; all
absolutely new retails over 500,
sacrifice S495 or best offer. MA.
S-21S4. Sat. or Mon 5
CAMERA, Speed Graphic. 2Ax3A:
compl. access, used only twice;
cost over $3.50. quick sale. Sl55
Mon S
CAMERA. pa by 3A Speed Graphic:
complete OUTFIT; best offer. Call JU.
5-311l.
CAMERA. 2hx3h Speed Graphic,
40 .ctd. Kalart RF Graflex gun.
holders, pack adapter and case; ex-
cellent condition. complete outfit;
500. TENDERS 9l3 D St NV.
RE. 7-35S3.
CAMERA, Practika 35 nm. single
lens reflex with F:2 o and 100 nm.
with F.4.5 lens with eye-level prism
and cases for both the prism and
camera; lens shade. . filters. ext.
tubes adapter rings; like new cond.
Sl"5. DE. 2-69j1.
CAMERA. 4x5 film; contact and
pro-. paper: 300 and 750-w. lens;
want 5X7 camera NE. S-1221.
CAMERA. Leica. model sc; IS
Elmar lens. case; guar. l0OcS
perfect; 500. WA. 7-l904.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-08
ANTIQUES

ANrlOUES-HFI EN- HANNA
600 Wilson Blvd IA ".-5S14
ITS FUN TO LOOK"
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ANTlQUES-EARLY AMERICAN
-FOUR WINDS FARM
ANTIQUE SALE

Large constantly moving stock. Out
Georgla ave ext. rte. 97I 8 mi.
right on 609 Whitehall 6-S4O5.
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Nurses Needed

u 70 Is, white or colored. for
doctors Offices institutions. private
DUTY, good pay. Day, evening and
Eat classes: no high school ncces-
sary Free employment service Also
DOCTOR S ASSISTANTS
INFANT NURSING
ENROLL NOW FOR APR. CLASSES
Write phone or come in today for
free booklet
RATIONAL INSTITUTE OF NURSING
VICTOR BLDG. Hll G. PLACE NV
Between G anc Il S;s 81 3-.!B5l
l1'
NAPLES Real Estate School
Register Now for Glasses Starting
MONDAY, APRIL -. PM
Join This Gas. Last One Til Fall
THOROUGH FUNDAMENTAL
All subjects covered. all questions
answered
YOU CAN PASS EXAMINATIONS
KNOWING THE ANSWERS Is
SELLING
WE CAN PLACE YOU FULL TIME
NAPLES GRADUATES ARE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-08

New Chrysler Ar Temp package
unit. > phase, geo "; suitable bust
ness, home; cheap. AID. 5-13O0 or
EN-. 3-I61B
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ARLINGTON coIINTv -r.,-,,

p.,., DEPARTMENT
81 .250 a year sS'ooO-
. Pnysical therapist-S3.5 OO-S4, ESQ
1880 q year. '''"oo-
Good working conditions. merit
system. 5-day. 40-hour week, re.
tirement, sick and annual leave
Apply Apply Arlington County Personnei
D1eiH;ar.ment; 2O49 18th St. North
extension 3Ol for APPOINTMENT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-08
AIR-CONDITIONERS
RENTED
ALUMINIUM PAINT

Name brand for roots. barns and
interiors. oversize 6ed in as. sptclal
at h9c. backed y at 10 case
SCme gallons PYUS ADAMS llI9
9Th 81. NV. AID 4-SSUu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-08

MIDDLE.AGED MAN, personable
competent :, b } 2I tyPist. sales
ta hn nE Ros as, npfj io' modes'
OPfN TO OFFERS--ColeRe grad
bus adm vet. Is, ambit agrees
sive, no insur, please. P.o. Box s735.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-08
500 OFF REGULAR PRICE

Mahog. banquet tables, chests OF
drawers, FIR, commodeS, bookcase
Sec. period din. rm chairs. Assert
mirrors from S2.5O-S1O: suit. for ali
purposes. Assorted brio a brac
WINTERS ANTIQUE SHOP. sol G
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-08
AIR-COND. 5-TON

AIR CONDITIONERS-If you have
cash and want to save money, see
PARAMOUNT CO, .202 Ga. ave
NV. HI. A-iSnM Free MARKING
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HELP-DoMESTIc

COOK AND G.H.W.. live in; exper
local refs: age o5-35; fond OF
chiidren; EN-. 2-s375. $
COok -hOUSEKKEPER for employ
eq married couple. one S-yr, -old
child. Suns. and every other sal
on 3-rm. modern house with
utils. furnished No direction Ia
couple. jE. 2-54aI after & pm,
or ANYTIME SUNDAY
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1956-01-20

posed television broadcast.
Immediately following disclosure
of the Sorenson-Smith challenge,
various members of the State Land
Board, with the exception of Gov.
J. Hugo Aronson, issued statements.
The Governor, alone, kept mum.
Not so his appointee to the Secre-
tary of States office, Steve Arnold,
who accused Olsen of misleading"
the people of Montana.
Supt. Mary Condor said she favors
ga public discussion" of the oil leas-
ing controversy, eff the Governor
. will accept the offer I have
twice made" to him to publicly de-
bate the issue. She suggested that
Barclay Craighead, manager of radio
station XIII, Helena, be selected
as an impartial moderator for such
a debate.
Olsen, in replying to Sorenson's
debate proposal, did not accept
the challenge to meet Smith before
a television audience, stating that
'LaRue Smith, Sr., is not a repre-
sentative of any department of
government and is not responsible
for any view he might present"
Olsen did tell Sorenson that "your
can do a splendid serv-
ice for the citizens of the State Of
Montana by bringing together, for
television debate, the public officials
who have expressed the different
views about the leasing of school oil
lands. The proper spokesman for
selfish groups in the oil industry
would be J. Hugo Aronson.
cit is time that the Governor of
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1956-01-20

Four judges of the State Supreme
Court this week concluded that the
Railroad & Public Service Commits
sion had failed "to show acts or
conduct on the part" of Attorney
General Arnold H. Olsen "constitut-
ing contempt of this court or what
would justify the issuance of either
the warrant Or attachment or the
order to show cause so sought" by
the commission. "The proceeding"
said the court is ''lacking in merit (,
and sis ordered dismissed"
The four judges signing the court
opinion were Chief Justice Hugh
Adair and Associate Justices R. V.
Bottomly, Albert H. Angstman and
Forrest H. Anderson.
The fifth justice, Horace Davis,
in a specially concurring opinion,
told the commission that if there was
any contempt in the Attorney Gen
erals Butte television broadcast, it
would be misdemeanor-a trivial
matter as it were, subject to being
handled in Justice Court, and not
before the State Supreme Court.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1956-01-20
or MONTANA
MSU Research Bureau Gives
Summary of Stote's Resources

A summary of Montana's leading
resources is carried in the December
issue of MONTANA BUSINESS, pub
lished by the Bureau of Business and
Economic Research of Montana State
University. The bulletin points to
Montana's mineral reserves, timber,
hydroelectric power, and agriculture
as it's leading resources.
Total value of mineral production
in the state since 1851 has averaged
over 1925 million per year. Copper,
zinc, and oil currently make up about
two-thirds of the total value of Mon
tana's mineral production. The Uni
versity publication notes that the state
has many other mineral resources.
Some are already making important
contributions to Montana's prosperity
and others will no doubt see future
development. Among the minerals
listed are barite, cement rock, chro-
mite, coal, fluorspar, gypsum, manga
nese, phosphate rock, tale, tungsten,
and vermiculite.
Montana's commercial forests con-
tain an estimated 56 billion board feet
of live saw timber. In addition, there
are large areas of dead timber which
could be utilized and large amounts
of wood residue from logging and
milling operations suitable for various
forest products.
trio power capacity and has a vast
potential not yet developed. The
availability of publicly-produced
low-cost electric power has played
an important role in attracting two
new industries to the state-ele-
mental phosphorus and aluminium.
These two new industries are Vic
tor Chemical Co., near Butte, and
Anaconda Aluminium near Column
bia Falls. In regard to the latter,
Anaconda Board Chairman Roy H.
Glover, gives full credit to the
availability of low-cost Hungry
Horse power as the reason for
Anaconda entering the aluminium
field. An Anaconda Company news
release (not published in Mon
tana's daily press) at the time of
dedication of the Columbia Falls
plant spoke in similar vein, stat
ing: "The cheap, abundant power
of Hungry Horse Dam made
possible the location of Anaconda's
plant seven miles northwest of the
dam :"
Montana has approximately SO mil
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1956-01-20
Polio Fund FFoIic To Be Held
BY FIaihead LSW Locals

! KALISPELL, Mont. -Flathead Val
ley Loggers and Lumber & Sawmill
Workers locals will jointly sponsor
polio fund dance at the Blue Moon
dance hall near Columbia Falls.
The dance will be held Friday eve
ming, February 3, and will be spon-
sored as a renewal of Franklin D.
Roosevelt birthday polio dances that
have not been held in this locality
in recent years.
Local unions sponsoring the dance
are: 1865, Somers; 2405 and 2446,
Kalispell; 2797 and 1929, Columbia
Falls.
All proceeds except federal tax
will be contributed to the F'lathead
County Polio Fund.
Music will be provided by "The
Drifters" orchestra which regularly
plays for Saturday night dances at
the Blue Moon.
Two of the local unions have an
nounced names of members appointed
to the joint dance committee. These
are: Local 1865, Somers, Bud Drew,
Charles V. Redfield, and Mike Cash;
Local 2797, Columbia Falls, Ronald
Anderson, Victor Darling and Roy
Rabideaue. Names of committee mem
bers from other locals are expected
to be announced shortly.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1956-01-20

will report on the GTA family farm
survey which was conducted in north
western states last summer, as pre-
liminary to making recommendations
to the 1856 session of Congress for
drafting a workable, homeopathic
ing farm program for American fam
lily farmers.
Marketing of grain will be gone
over by a three-man panel composed
of Rollie Emch, manager, Power
Farmers Elevator; J. M. Waber and
G. Perry Meyer.
Market for Montana grains through
poultry and livestock feeding will be
discussed by Dean Danforth and A.
R. Broman of FUGTA, Great Falls,
and Irving Severtsen, Flu Grain &
Supply, Williston, N. D.
J. M. Waber, in the next to last
item on the Friday afternoon pro-
gram, will report his findings on
securing markets for Montana grain
from diverted acres.
Final panel of the two-day meet
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1956-01-20

lion acres in farms and ranches of
which about IA million acres are clas-
sified as cropland and As million
acres as pasture. The total value of
all main crops produced in the state
in 1854 is estimated at $279.7 mil
lion. Combined total value of sheep
and cattle in Montana was estimated
at S273.9 million on January 1, 1855.
The MONTANA BUSINESS article
notes that population is the most i'm
portant resource of any area. Mon
tana's population, it points out, is
energetic and adaptable and better
educated lin terms of number of
years of school completely than the
population of the United States as a
whole.