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SENIOR E. E.

Several years experience
in design Of RI Ampli-
fiers, l. F. Strips or
microwave components.
In addition to super
visory responsibility this
position involves liaison
with customer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-18
SENIOR E. E.

Experienced in design Of
video circuitry for radar
or similar equipment.
Capable Of assuming
responsible position.
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ENGINEERS

An engineer with above-average ability, a desire
to progress within his profession in accordance
with his ability and need for stimulating en-
vironment to perform at his best should consider
the positions listed below that are presently avail
able at MELPAR.
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NOW HEAR TH1sl
College Graduate
Career Opportunity

Large national organization has
opening in held Of sales and public
titude for management advancement
Well-rounded training program IN
local once and home once IN Bos-
ton Mass, Man should be between
24-3O. college graduate. and some
business experience. Salary, bonus
ana xpensei bet Ss.l IT. an na' snd
pm.
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AIR INDUSTRY

Ain 1NOOO i n y
NEEDS, SEE INSTRUCTION cor,
Rov coIoprn mv,. =. 20 n,
w Tt, IN dryseleaning department
YIN Irain: permanent loo. Apply
s @r ,INr iIAf mn 'tn ST. H."
OrfOkIUNlInENational orRanlza'
tlon mas opening Ior safes repre-.
Sensesve az ssYu guaT ,o,, g.,
now employed. have resided ii
o WeSn aa afes iU and a. oe ess tor
OUTSTANDING career opportunity
write CONFIDENTIAL BACKGROUND I,
BOY 2a4-I star
TTT0 EY1E1 - 49, ......t - i.i-l-..
IMO EArEn; mt: resort su9oiVisioI
maze 70 o MO69 o au al 9e eods d,Ss s
salesman can. learn quickly. Cal
~. 5-OS3o, Mon. y a.m.-5 pm.
OPENINGS for several men in lonl
established, retail. active store
cnaln store exper. and puylng sapii'
Ivy reg salary open. Eepy wiz
9etsiieo psekgIounq sno ieiS' M
oTlnkers. BOX 't5g-L' star'
SELL. retractanle pail point pens
calendars low as Sob for loo
Earn Earn nlg commission rp ruli OF Par tI
LILLE. Tltn OUT 3is rhEE ,oAtEs
81 ~ snowtns tuii LILY IA
an9 aqVeTIlS1ne speclaltles. IA
IipNAL PhESS, Dept. e. NortF
Cnlcago' VI
PART-TIME YOUNG MAN to sci
appliances in store. Tues. Thurs
Fri. q to o. sat. 10 to 8. Salary
Nh nnr WRRk HAllll
CO. 43O9 Wis. ave.
MAKE $50 tn Sb00 PER SALE. Ex.
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ARTIST

industrial advertising and tech
nical publication firm In Dupont
circle area requires artist with gep-
erel commercial End technical back
grounds and speciflc experience in
airbrusn and PHOTO rat0lrh. ~
tons. cal DE-. 2-S00r Moeday
through Wednesday for interview
ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPHr. accounts
ing dept. general insurance agenev.
Minimum high school bookkeeping
euuired. Start $3.50. Phone DI.
1892 for appt
ASST BOOKEEEPER. white or coll
ored: permanent positinf Give
complete resume in onn lnn5wr!t-
ing; age, education. previous em-
ployment. Box 30n-L, StRr
ACCOUNTANTS ROOKKVEnFR SIS
TO 500 WK. UP--Al' kinSs oprrty-
all ages placed. Need Tvpists, recep.
stenog.; bookprs,; conn oprs. I;
Inquire s'S Ma S" s.2$So. O BsoYD's oe lest.
40 yrs) Cor. 10Th and @ NV.
WELcOME-visit today.
ASST. BOOKKEEPER - Good at
figures to train for bookkcepl-g
machine. 5 day wk.. permaner :
position. Insurance benefits, apply
End floor, l722 Eye st. NV.
ASSISTANT H0UsEKEEPER, SUPER
wise housekeeping personnel Of gem
eral hospital: day hours, no night
work: some experience necessary,
Apply personnel once, GARFIELD
MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, 10th and
Florida NV.
ASST. MANAGER, excellent salary,
High caliber; for exclusive apparel
shop. State full qualifications, age,
education, former employers. Box
BOIL, Star.
ASSISTANT TO OFFICE MANAGER,
age % TO As years: must have az
least 2 years accounting school
or equivalent: must type. Call for
appt.. personnel once. HU. $4,000,
ASSISTANT, experienced for nursery
school and Kindergarten. COLUM-
BIA PIKE CHILD CARE CENTER.
1916 Columbia pike. Arlington. Va.
BANK CLERKS, age 1890, expert
enced or will train as elerk-typists
and bookkeeping machine operators:
5-day week. good hours. Apply 10.
THE CITY BANK. 9th and Mass.
ave. NV.
BANK TRAINEEs. high school edu.
young, opprties. inquire Mr. Black
q BoYJD'sa, cor. 18th and O NV.
e-N-s le-sf 80
BAR MAIDS, white, for night club
work. Apply SENATE INN. b704
Marlboro pike Sc.
AND MANICURIsT,
busy salon, must be exper Call RA.
3-6623 or after Q, RA. 3-52S1.
BEAUTIcIAN. full or part time.
Salary and commission. Call IA.
7-7333.
BEAUTICIANs. white. experienced;
5-day week: guaranteed salary plus
5OTs commission; paid vacation;
hours. 9 70 9. OV. 3-i134; ewes.
XII. S-6le6.
BRAUTICIAN. top salary ard comm.
Perm. position. Ultramodefn. near
BY Ari salon. Res. 10 s-7334
BEAUTICIAN. for our Meridian Hi
Hotel salon. Good salary and com
mission, Apply EMILE 1921 Con-
necticut ave
BEAUTICIANs, good styllsts; salary
no object Also have great need
for manicurist, Establlshed. busy
shop. Apply or call LEONARD HAIR
sTYLISTl 231s Wisconsin ave. Pr
3-bO10. Closed Mondays.
BEAUTICIANs. high salary. plus
commission: s days. busy shop. air.
cond Full or part time WILLIAM
OF NEW YORK. Ia. 6-i700.
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HELP--MEN Cont

statesmen
NO FUTURE
NO LEADS
MUST CANVASS
LOW COMMISSION
POOR PRODUCT
UNRELIABLE COMPANY
UNFAIR BOSS
LOADS OF COMPETITION
UGLY WOMEN IN OFFICE
Is this a good description
OF YOUR present Job? Don't
cry on our shoulder, because
We ian change all that. Why
haven't YOU investigated our
previous ads? Don't let any
one tell you this isn't the
land OF opportunity, because
We are bore and with US
ZONES YOUR opportunities.
After Aou have heard the full
story. II YOU don't Join US,
theF Jour next move with
tot IKE you have is suicide.
What else is left? II you want
TO stay alive call 10. 5-35S7
now and arrange life-saving
interview with Mr.. KISER,
. to 5.
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HELPWoMEN

ACCOUNTS PAYABLE BOOK
KEEPER-TYPIST t21-35). Min.
years experience required: vicinity
Of 'Bladensburg Call AP. 1855,
after = 0:30 am
CLERK AND TYPIsT.
Must be very good at figures. know
something about bookkeeping and
general nfice work: part-time en-
ployment, Mondays, Wednesdays.
Fridays, from s:45 to 4:45; pay
81 50 per hour onsa three-day work
basis. This is a permanent posi-
ton. ONLY local resident con-
sidered. Written references re-
uuired. Apply in person TO MR..
KITCHEN. End floor. Beacon BLDG
18th and X streets NV.
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HELP--MEN

SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS
mission to start. Experienced only
Apply LEE PERSHING ESQ. 230C
N. PershinE dr., Arlington. Va
SHEET METAL MECHANICS = Duct
work. ALIsISONs. 1919 l4th st.
NV, An A-4QOS
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Experienced Salesman:
BE OUR GUEST!

National AAA-l advertiS-
ing speciality manufacturer
now adding several keen
statesmen, 5000 years old,
to sales force in Washington
area, will hold all-day fac
tory demonstration meeting
on September Is. Saturday,
at George Mason Hotel. Alex
andria. Va. You may qualify
II you need to earn at least
$4,000 a year and are alive
to full management opportu-
mites. We put you in bust
ness for yourself without
any investment, provide sam
pies. live leads. full instruc-
tions. dramatized sales pre-
sensations. Prefer family
man with at least high school
education. Must have good
references and own car.
II this interests you, phone
our sales manager, H. B.
Lange. at Hotel George
Mason, Alexandria. XII. g.
1000. on Monday or Tuesday,
for invitation to our factory
demonstration meeting Satur-
day, September Is. This can
be the most important dav Of
your life If you seriously seek
high-earning opportunity!
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NIGHT SHIFT
7:3O-1O PM, 4 Days

II you have q car and could
use an additional S45 A week.
come TO. $685. GEORGIA ave,
Room No. i. lower level, At
7:3O pm. SHARP, Monday.
September 10. Ask for Mr..
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statesmen
STOP-LOOK
LISTEN
HOME FREEZER FOODS
is EXPANDING IN THE
VIRGINIA AREA. THE
GROWTH OF THE CON-
PANY is DUE TO OUR
THOUSANDS OF Salts
FLED USERS. WE ARE OF
FERING SINCERE MEN
THE OPPORTUNITY TO
EARN $500 A YEAR OR
BETTER, AND AT THE
SANE TIME BUILD Sc
CURITY FOR YOU AND
YOUR FAMILY WITH A
GRoWING ORGAN1zA-
TON.
WE OFFER
sos PER SALE AVER
AGE COMMISSION.
GUARANTEED SUP
PLY OF LEADS.
MONTHLY AND
YEARLY BONUS.
PREMIUM OFFERED
FOR RECOMMENDED
TIONS.
OPPORT UNITIES
FOR ADVANCEMENT.
A WONDERFUL OPPOR-
ITUNITY. DON'T PASS 1T
UP. WE WILL TRAIN YOU.
CAR REQUIRED. INTER
VIEWS MONDAY, 10 AM.
TO 4 PM. AT SALES OF
FICE, 6815 N. gath ST.,
ARLINGTON VA. east
FALLS CHURCH AREA.)
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Assistant to learn all phases OF re-
tail advertising; 5-day week. Apply
advertising department. HAHN'S
SHOES, 18th and X SITS. NV
ALTERATION LADY. experienced for
fine woman's apparel shop. Full
time perm. excel salary and work.
ing cond CLAIRE DRATcH, OIL.
4-s.S9
APPOINTMENT CLERK RECEP-
ZIONIST for beauty salon; ability
to do clerical work essential: $50
to start for 6-day weeF. LOUIS
CREATIVE HAIRDRESSERS 1910
Eye ST. NV.
ARTS AND CRAFTS sALESLADY
with knowledge Of or interested in
learning Good salary. permanent
position. A34 New YORK ave. NV.
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YOUNG BUSINESS
EXECUTIVE

Young man not under 25 or oyei
As with executive and sales ability
who is accustomed to active con.
tact with the public and interested
and pleasing personality required
we furnish excellent training ant
ONCE earnings are unlimited Will
starting income Up to $3.50 pei
month with automatic increases
Write stating age, education. bust
hess experience and phone number
All replies strictly confidential. Bo,
COL, Star.
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EXCELLENT
OPPORTUNITY

COLLEGE grad. science major. age
2o-30. as asst. 70 plant mEr,; spPly
Dry b Pt oTNaER RH i1' IEci 1851 4T Nv
Hwy. sil Spa.
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Hard-Hitting.
Sales Manager

This is the Job you've been waiting
| forl Something entirely new and off
/ ferent. No of season. No curta1lment,
No shortages. No deliveries. No col
Elections. No investment. Tanelble
merchandise. aSot OF OUR PROS
Poets ARE POTENTIAL BUYERS
We are interested in talking "a. a
good conscientious, hard-hittine sales
manager. who IS ready and willing
! to work about days out OF every Z
days to build up a sales organization
/ in adjacent virginia or Maryland
suburban area.
/ II you are capable Of HIRING,
/ TRAINING, and keeping sales or
ganization and are interested in q
good oyer-write bonus and commits
I sion of $4,000 and up, WE HAVE
THE JOB FOR YOUl
This is a good HE-MAN opportu-
nifty and II you are not willing To
WORK. please don't waste our time
II you are the man we want, we viii
help you substantially while you are
building an organization for your
self.
This is not desk Job. This Is q
real sales managers setup. The sky L
| the limit II you qualify. Write to Z
DEWANDEL, Box 202, Newark, New
YOrk State
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-09

MANY OTHERS
Various and interesting fields IN
select offices.
Annette D. Tatelman
235 Woodward Bldg. RE. 7-4414
733 18th st NV. at H
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statesmen

2 statesmen needed in the wash
ineton area to call on commercial !.
only. Car nee Age no barrier, COM
mission, insurance and other bene-
fitS. Weekly draw II desired. Call
JU. 9-2530, Mon. rs pm. for appt.
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TRAINEES
MEN, PART TIME

MEIN, AN i i lME
Biggest money making opportunity
TO hit Washington since Federal
Government transferred here. IN
usual opportunity on part and full
time basis. For details apply 1881
l4th st. NV, Monday evening, $50
Car necessary, white. 2l-35.
YOUNG MAN, we have an opening
in our institutional sales depart.
ment. We are the largest whole
washington. Excellent salary L
start, car ana company benefits
furnished. excellent opportunity
for real future. You must BIZ
reasonable, alert, and willinf
worker. Give age, education anc
experience. Box 305-L. Star,
YOUNG MAN. settled, colored OF
white. alert, intelligent as assistant
shipping and receiving clerk. Per.
manent position. Must have goot
references. w. BELL g. CO., 514
10th st. NV, 3rd floor.
YOUNG MAN, white. 8 am. to {
pm, Mon. Fri; D. c. drivers per
nit. MCLEAN DRUGS. 1921 Wis
ave. NV.
YOUNG MAN needed-work directl,
with manager in all phases of com.
essary; excellent salary and cal
allowance provided. For appoint.
ment. call Mr.. ALLEN. JU. a-7s10
YOUNG MAN, his. grad, with me.
chanical ability. to dispatch service
calls and keep parts inventory. Cal
Mr. Allan. DOUGLAS DISTRIBUT-
ING CORP, after 9 am. wkdsys.
la 6-5513
YOUNG MAN wanted with car, for
large apt. house paper route, Silver
snrirg area at D. c. line. Net
earnings over S135 per mo- HE 4
1907.
YOUNG White, between Is
and II for position OF film inspec-
tor in is mn. film library. No
sTy 500 per r' month. cslI Between cen
] and 8, ST. 3-6613.
YOUNG MAN, white. as helper on
gas appliance installation truck.
IL am.
YOUNG NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oppor-
tunity for young man, 20-25. with
high school diploma, who is tired
Of being couped up in once or fac
tory. to work for one Of Nations
Leading mfgrs. of business ma
chimes: S275 mo. to start. good
personality. but no mechanical ex-
perience of any kind necessary.
Call DI, $4,000 for appointment
YOUNG MAN WHO is FREE in eve
nings and weekends to learn real
estate and listings. Call or write
Box 252-L. Star.
YOUNG MAN. white. to learn Il
operate envelope die press, for large
envelope manufacturer. No exper
necessary; exper.. operator Will teach
ment. Vacation with pay. 5 paid
holidays: cow. to those living II
ne sec. Apply WASHINGTON
ENVELOPE CO.. 270O 26th st. n.e
before noon.
YOUNG MAN, with ability to meet
public. for service counter and part
on small appliances. c. A. LEP-
PERT. 914 Eye st. NV.
YOUNG MAN to learn paint bust,
ness, to work in our Arlington
store Apply in person Mr.. Dun.
can, UNION WALLPAPER e. PAINT
CO.. 1901 Wilson blvd
/ YOUNG MAN. mechanically inclined
4 to work in large motor rebuildinl
/ plant. Excellent working condi.
/ lions All tools furnished Vaca.
/ ton and holiday pay. NATIONAL
MOTOR REBUILDERS. 1925 Fen.
wick st. nc.
| YOUNG WHITE MAN
o5-35, no exper necessary, capable
and willing to train for responsible.
position. Apply HUNT ELECTRICAL
tCO., OH 9th st. NV
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ACCOUNTS PAYABLE

DISBURSEMENT CLERK FOR
OUR CENTRAL ACCOUNTING
OFFICES LOCATED AT 5I8I RIVER
RD., BETHESDA. ExCELLENT
POSITIONS IN OUR RAPIDLY Ex-
PANDlNG ORGANIZATION: 5-DAY
WEEK. FULL COMPANY BENEFITS.
SOME EXPERIENCE NECESSARY.
APPLY
HOT SHOPPES. INC.
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ACACIA MUTUAL

LIFE INSURANCE CO.
d. c. branch ONCE has opening fol
two sales representatives In wash
ington and suburban area. Men
selected will be paid S400 monthly
starting salary. II you are married
and employed. have resided IN the
area for at least 8 years, are be-
tween 21 and As and are looking
for an outstanding opportunity, cal
]. A. BARBEAu. Ma. s-4516. -
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HELP-MEN
MAN WANTED WITH CAR

Sales and service work: large ma
tional corporation High earnings
No experience necessary. Apply
10 am. to pm daily.
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coUNTANTs OPEN

ADMITTING OFFIcER-s to ii .. m
Mature, exper. interviewer. good
typi.i; Cal OF spply N person. AL
IE,,xhNDRIA HOSPITAL, 20d g.
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ATTENTION-PART TIMT

Can earn S67 per week. 3 ewes, ant
age 20-32. Military elegible. APPL,
TODAY SUNDAY. 1912 AM:
ROOM 51S. 261 CONSTITUTION
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Advertising Production

FOIOMAC EMP. AGC J
1884 Wilson Blvd. Arl.. JA.5-200C
oil King St.. Alex XII 9-505b
104 E. Broad, Falls CHI, JE 2-727s
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1956-04-27
PARITY OF INCOME FOR
MONTANA FARMERS

HIM 3-by McInnis*-a memorial to Con-
gress requesting that body to enact whatever
legislation is necessary to bring about full
parity of price on all maj or farm commodities.
Agriculture is Montana's number one source
of income The nation over, farm income
dropped Is per cent in the last two years.
This year it is anticipated that Montana farm
ers will take another seven per cent cut in
income. Because agriculture is the dominant
source of income in Montana it is readily ap-
parent how important a prosperous agricul-
ture is to the general well-being of Montana
wage and salary earners, business enterprises
and professional people. The memorial passed
the House 1888.
"Aye" votes were for federal legislation
to ensure a prosperous agriculture.
*Other sponsors of HIM 8: Michels, Hess,
Anderson (Cascade), Goodgame, Cerovski,
Tango, Holtz.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1956-04-27

Editors Note: We are publishing the vot-
ing record of those who served in the 1855
legislative session in Montana for your guild
ance as you consider candidates for the Mon
tana lawmaking body. Although many fine
citizens serve in the legislative halls, it is i'm
portant to know exactly how they stand on
vital issues. The record speaks more eloquent
Iy than mere talk.
The votes recorded here may be checked in
the Senate and House journals in the State
Capitol at Helena or in your county court
house.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1956-04-27
Farm Legislation
SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE

SUM by MCGOWAN, and Anderson (Pon-
dera) and HIM by Rieder, and McOmber-
requested Congress not to emasculate Soil
Conservation Service by turning Sos over to
states, as proposed by Hoover task force.
Senate committee completely destroyed orig
inal intent of sum 1. Senate vote on move
by ~Angstman to get that chamber to accept
SUM as originally written instead of mean
ingless committee-revised memorial.
"Aye' votes in both houses were for con-
tinued, effective Soil Conservation, democratic
cally-controlled in each Sos district. 'Nay''
votes were for destruction of the Soil Con-
servation program.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1956-04-27
Labor Legislation
WORKMEN'S COMP. COVERAGE
FOR OCCUPATIONAL DISEASES

HB 1873 by Lee*; SB 1873 by Anderson
ndera)-proposing that occupational d.
seases, such as Silicosis, be placed under
workmen's compensation, as is the case in
45 other states. Direct Silicoss benefits now
cost Montana taxpayers over 100000 each
biennium.
"Aye" votes on both bills were for placing
cost of occupational disease disabilities on
the industry wherein the disablement oc-
Cured.
*Other sponsors of HB 1913 were: Cum
ming, Siderius and McOmber.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1956-04-27
PREVAILING WAGES" ON
PUBLIC CONSTRUCTION

HB 20-by Durkee*-as approved by the
House, called for wages paid on all construc-
ton jobs of the various subdivisions of state
government to be "set by collective bargain
ing" or, in counties where collective bargain
ing is nonresident, such wage scales to be
''the standard prevailing rate Of wages" in
the county for the same type of work.
When HB 20 reached the Senate that body
promptly deleted all mention of collective
bargaining, and the proposal was passed
without dissenting vote. Although 'watered-
down., the new law affords more wage pro-
lection to construction workers public
contracts than was formerly the case. Bill
signed into law by Governor.
"Aye' votes were for the prevailing wage
in a county being paid on all public construc-
tion work.
*Other sponsors Of HB 20 were: Smith,
Siderius, McInnis, Gunderson, Clark, Daniels,
McOmber, Mangan, Mahoney, Schumacher,
Emmons, Nixon, Macdonald, McAndrews,
Mchels, Reardon, Goodgame.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1956-04-27
School Oil Land Leases
SETTING MAXIMUM RENTAL;
DELAY DRILLING PENALTY RATES

lib 350-by Fulton-to weaken control of
State Land Board over school oil land leases,
set maximum annual rental at $1.00 per acre,
and set by statute sliding scale of delay
drilling penalties. Passed by both Legislative
houses and signed into law by Governor Aron-
son.
Under old law, minimum annual rental was
Continued on Page Three)
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1956-04-27
1855 LEGISLATIVE BOX SCORE

the "Oregon law, Sub. HB Sc, had it been
enacted, would not only have forced long
haul truck operators to have paid their fair
share of highway costs, but would also have
greatly reduced the gross inequities now ex-
perienced under Gross Vehicle Weight tax
schedules by occasional haulers, trucks operat
ing primarily within Incorporated towns, lum-
Der haulers, etc. Under truck taxing schedules
of Sub. HB Sc, it is estimated that approx
mately four million dollars in additional high
way revenue would have been available for
matching approximately five and one-half
million dollars in federal funds.
'Aye" votes for Sub. HB Sc were for the
trucks paying their equitable share of high
way costs.
*Original sponsors of weight-mile legisla
ton in 1866 session were: Reps. Wood, Nc
Andrews, Durkee, Gershmel, Beck, Reardon
and Emmons
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1956-04-27
Highway Financing
THE VEGETABLE PROPOSAL

Sub. lib s6-by Committee on Highways
and Transportation proposed that weight
mile method of computing truck taxes be set
up in Montana to put highway financing on
more equitable basis Commonly known as
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1956-04-27
School Legislation
THE FOUNDATION PROGRAM

lib Spy Barrett*-the School Founda-
ton Program Bill proposed increasing budg-
citing authority of local school boards by z
per cent. Reps. Armstrong, Chaffin and Tobin
attempted to amend the proposal downward.
They were unsuccessful and on third reading
HB 80 passed the House without dissent
ing vote.
In the Senate, the increased budgeting au-
thority was cut by almost half. The House
refused to accept the Senate cuts, and, after
a series of conference committees, the in
crease was compromised at 5 u per cent. This
increase and other improvements made in the
program may provide upwards of $3.5 mil
lion more for school operation each year. I'm
like the old foundation program, there is no
two-year termination date on the 1856 act.
The key vote in the Senate was on motion
by Sen. Cotton that HB 80, as passed by the
House, be given approval of the upper cham
Der instead of the greatly reduced increase in
budgeting authority advocated by Sen. Work
ing and the conservative majority of his SEN
ate Education Committee.
"Aye" votes were for approving needed
seven per cent increase in budgeting authority
*Other sponsors of HB 80 in addition to
Barrett were Barnard Beck, Michels, Juede-
man, Mahoney, Reed Nybo, Leuthold, Clark,
Picotte, Mangan, Hancock, Rieder, Bricker,
Nelson, Smith, Parker (Pondera).
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1956-04-27
QUALIFICATIONS OF TEACHERS

HB 317-by Holtz, McInnis, Holecek-pro-
posed raising certification requirements for
elementary teachers in Montana to four years
of college training by 1859. This would not
have applied to teachers now certified. Bill
also provided for the certification of rural
one and two-room teachers with two years of
training. Bill failed of passage in House 1914,
because of opposition of Republicans, five
Silver Bow Democrats and Democrat from
Cascade.
"Aye" votes were for higher qualifications
for elementary teachers.