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The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-04-27

Non-Pareil Club entertained
their friends on Easter Monday
night with a Bunny Hop" in the
Fiesta Room of the Mary Eliza
beth Hotel. Mrs. Elizabeth Espy
social committee chairman and
her group designed and con-
structed the two-foot tall Easter
Dummies of gaily colored paper
which decorated the auditorium.
Attractive hors d'oeuvres and de-
icious punch provided refresh
ment for the party Among
guests were Leola Carey Robin
SON and husband down from Nor
folk, Va, to spend week of the
To-day spring vacation with Le-
ola's mother, Mrs. Albertha Carey
and her family Always nice
to see ace civic worker, Lloma
Green circulating again after an
illness.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-04-27

Alpha Alpha Chapter Of Alpha
Gamma Chi Sorority were gracious
hostesses to the Southeastern Re-
gional meeting OF Chi Eta Phi
Nurses Sorority held here recent
ly.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-04-27

Sigma Gamma Rho sorors were
royalty entertained Easter Mon
day at the home of OF the Dean
of Pledges, Mrs. Eunice Liberty
Of 18th avenue. Pledges are Mes
DANES Hazel r. Grant, /. K. john
son and Hazel w. Troy.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-04-27

Congratulations TO Mrs. Car
ence Hogan Nois Poole) and TO
John Mckinney, brother Of Nurse
Ada Deveaux, upon their initia-
ton into Alpha Kappa Alpha
Sorority and Aleha Phi Alpha
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-04-27

April rs at Carver High School
Luther Bibb Is chairman Of this
group April 26 is also t h e
date for the dedication Of the
Frank Crawford Martin Elemen-
tary School, Richmond Heights.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-04-27

Mrs. Theresa Lang has recover
ed from recent surgery and hopes
to leave any day for her Talla-
hassee home after recuperatins
for several weeks at the home Of
her son, Joe Kershaw and his
family of 18th street.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-04-27

The Second Annual Tea spon-
sored by the Finance Committee
OF the Murreu Branch YWCA
held last Sunday in the spacious
garden of Finance Chairman Clio
tide Dents home. The affair was
most successful in terms Of con-
tributions and participation. A
large number of guests passed
through the gardens, admired the
artistically-arranged tea table,
chatted with hostesses and friends
all against a background of Soft
classical music. Mrs. Addie Samp-
son, chairman of the projects
committee Of the finance commit
tee announced winning tea tables
to he those of the Live-Yers and
the Business and Professional
Girls groups
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-04-27

Mesdames D. A. Julius, Harold
Higgs and Doretha Rutledge left
Tue day morning by Seaboard for
San Francisco where they win
stay for two days before travel
ling down to Los Angeles and the
national conference Of Alpha Chi
Pi Omega sororty-haterntty
Mrs. Rutledge, runner-up In the
recent contest Is replacing Mrs.
Smith, who Is unable to attend
the conference due TO illness in
her family. Mrs. Julius will re-
main in the California area for
three weeks before returning to
Miami.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-04-27

DR.. Dazelle Dean Simpson, only
woman pediatrician Of color In
this area, has been notified OF her
Acceptance as a member OF the
American Board of Pediatrics.
DR.. Simpson, a granddaughter OF
E. w. F. Stirrup, pioneer Of CO.
conut Grove, is the daughter OF
Mrs. Kate S. Dean, dean Of wo-
men, Carver High.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-04-27

The Francis ClarkeS GLORIA
Minnis) OF Coconut Grove enter
tanned few friends at their love-
ly new home on Washington ave.
last Saturday evening following
the christening Of their younger
son, Michael Douglas at Christ
Church, Coconut Grove MIR.
Clarke was also elected president
of the local st. Augustine Col
lege Alumni group at a meeting
of former students and graduates
held at the home Of Mrs. Dorothy
Clarke Bowman.
Mrs. Pauline Dunn will chap
eron the Holmes Elementary
School Safety Patrol when h e
group leaves next week as part
of the South Florida delegation to
Washington. The meeting will
mark the 21St annual National
School Safety Patrol Assembly.
Among the Miami students en-
rolled at Howard, she win see her
son, Richard, and niece wis Mi
kell.
Mrs. Edna johnson Williams,
her sister Miss Georgia johnson,
their aunt, Mrs. Georgia Rawlings,
James Goodman, and visitors MIR.
and Mrs. M. S. Pearson and Mrs.
N. Allen were among those en-
joying a cruise TO Nassau during
the Easter holiday. The weekend
vacation was arranged by NorthS
Travel Bureau.
Lennon Ivey spent part Of
the Easter holiday in Havana as
guest of his friend, Alan Kane.
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After the extra eating that took
place over the past weekend, bet
ter HE yourself down to the Re-
activation Health Center for a
general reconditioning.
Do hope that before another
Easter comes around, that child
rem and young people will realize
that pretty new clothes or not
a church Is still a church and GER
tain conduct Is expected while
one is there regardless of the at
tractiveness of the Easter outfit.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-04-27

Mrs. Camille Emanuel Bowman,
former teacher in this area is
visiting here on a combined bus
mess and pleasure trip for two
weeks.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-04-27

Local Delta Sigma Theta sorors
attending the Southern Regional
meeting In st. Petersburg last
week were Sorors Genevieve
Lockhart and Yvonne Balm, dele
gate and alternate; Deltaires
Johnnie and Juanita Allen, Cliff
tonia RoS and Doretha Payne
featured at the closed banquet,
Friday night, and visiting sorors
Marie Roberts, Juanita Stirrup
and Valencia Williams.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-04-27

MIR. and Mrs. John Withers Of
Davidson, N. c., Principal and
Mrs. Vivian Carson (Zerita
Withers) of Marion, N. c., Miss
Lucy Withers and her finance, J.
B. Mcpherson both Of Belmont,
N. c. were house guests Of Ike
and Connie Withers Of 48th teri.
during the Easter holidays. They
drove down to attend the April
Doth wedding of the Andrew Rob-
insons {Ewalia WitherS.)
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-04-27

Mrs. Samuel D. Wright Of 50th
Street returned to her post Of
lunchroom manager Booker T.
Washington High School after
four days spent with her family
in Charleston, S. G.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-04-27

After the extra eating that too
place over the past weekend, bet
ter HE yourself down to the Re
activation Health Center for
general reconditioning.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-11-09
Super Market

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World Onee-Over
SUPERMARKET PLAN FLCPS IN BRITAIN
WOMEN JUST CAN'T RESIST TEMPTATION
free Press)
lONDON-EHoris to introduce American svpermarkets
in Britain, never very successful appear doomed TO
total failure The womenfok just can't the temptation
Of sticking items in their pockets.
new Wooworths supermarkei in CrswIey, a London
suburb reports "A theft convictions II opened
months ago.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-11-09
MuIti-Murderer-

CONTINUED from Back Page)
THE ONE REAL CREATION AND UNIVERSE, VERY
GOOD" Genesis 1:31)-SPIRITUAL CHRSTliKE,
Externally, COMPLETELY POPULATINc THE ONE
UNIVERSE. SUPER sATURATINc 1T WITH
iNcoRRUPTBLE. iNvULNERABLE, oMNIPREsENT
HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE, WHEREIN YOU
FIND YOUR TRUE BEINc-MY ETERNAL IMAGE AND
LikENEss-WITH DIVINE DOMINION!
DEATH COMES TO A MURDERER
~ Y. Tribune EditorsD
notable service TO the good and welfare Of the City
Of New York performed yesterday by the persons
unknown who shot and killed Albert Anasasia in the barber
shop of the Park Sheraton Hotel
We do advocate assassination. Murder is horrible,
whoever the victim Nevertheless took this kind Of fate
bring Albert Anasfasa the justice which The Law
able TO deliver said of Anastaa that he escaped
the electric chair in five different killings, and had hand
in al least go As the former Lord High Exeevtioner Of
Murder ne he undoubtedly signed the death Of
dozens Of Now he who lived by execution has IT,
The rsbvke that he Of Albert Anastasa will al
bring TO the people and the Of New York
City that justice could bring book Doubtless its
hands hndered in this by the many invisible ties which
politicians and judges and perhaps prosecutors have
made with the underworld. They Of breed who
thought u cute TO be recognized and greeted by Frank
Costello 81 he Waldorf They Of breed who thought
that simply because Costello could enough millions
control Tv factories like Teleing huge New York sky
serapers the Lord how many other hidden hus
nesses-ihst this decent power somehow excused the
bloody by which he had obtained it, Now let them
read in ervsed blood of Albert Anasfaa the ancient
prophecy: Vengeance is mine. sayeth the Lord"
He who svps with the devil must long spoon. Cos
tsIIo himself must be reading the headlines in fear and
trembling. Whoever that got Albert was far better
msrksmsn than the who tried TO get Frankie
us like The barber says, Next"
Maybe somebody has got little list II so. they
will bs missed.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-11-09
Labor Cannot Defy


fortnight ago, in speech to fellow Unonsfs al the
Ford Motor Co., the vocal Mr. Reuiher outlined his views
the strategy TO employ in tie forthcoming wage nego
fiaons with Detroit.
In drawing up its demands, he said the Y. A. W. must
take into number Of obstacles including under
production reduced purchasing power and in
dvss preerasng in the face Of lowered demand for its
products" bro
Thus. he concluded in 1858 The collective bargaining
road will not be strewn with roses"
Like most Of his public pronouneemenfs regarding in
dusy Reuthers statement the Ford local biting and
militant Yet in what is departure for the fiery u A.
W. leader also struck vnmistakabe note of caution
The sIaekenng Of production and trade, in Detroit and
throughout the rest Of the country has Mr. Revher worried
For veteran Of many bitter struggles wages and
hours he is we'll that such negotiations and
can be conducted in
When management and labor sit down bargain they
inevitably influenced not only by the immediate issues
at stake but also by the prevailing business climate What
fher privileges and mmunies under the law in short
unions later bow to the dictates Of the
markeipIace.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-11-09
extent with Dean Manion.
Sincerely.
tsignsd) Hsshsrs v. kshisr
Answer To Mr.. Herbert Y. koh|er,
October ~. 1857
Presjdens kohlsr Company
Presidens kohlsr Company
kohlsr. Wisconsin
Oesr Mr. kohbev:

Dssr Mr. kohsv:
Your very interesting most welcome letter Of October
II strikes very responsive chord with The writer You
be highly commended for your moral standing
fast for those basic freedoms such at Patrick Henry and
others vaianfIy fought for, and established.
You have made your Declaration Of independence"
from fhe devils labor rsekefeers mvIbon pvnderers
Of he American economy which together with the devils
Democratic MSesdershP had boosted total national
indebtedness fhe astronomical figure Of thousand billion
dollars (See page o6 Of Gods Christian Science textbook
sometime. If not already familiar Herewith. "DeeIa
ration OF lndependenee'1
But fortunately, all aspects Of the MYTHICAL, devil
sh. anchrist, AdamEve mvrderovs Can, Judas knaves
fools pseudo creation in process of reduction 10
their native nofhingness"
Of the devil Jesus said John 8:43,44 He is "a
derer liar who sbides the truth because there is
no in him'-NO REALITY las per post-civil War
Christ Second Coming Science Messiah Millennium TO all
peoples (which enables IFS faithful eonseerafed unsettled
students 70 demonstrate TO apprehend Gods ereafionand
in reality there ofhereshIess msfferess. spirit
VAL christIke single Adam, Eve Cain
Judas, in all eternifyN!
The REAL universe is svper-satvrafed with ineor-
rvpfbe nvvlnerable omnpresent heaven and eternal life
wherein all Of have being Gods eternal image
and likeness Hence, the validity Of Gods second Mary
Mrs. Eddy Meet every adverse circumstance its MASTER
according 10 Christ
modest check accompanies copy Of this letter the
Manion Forum.
The writer is the eldest Of the four Fruehauf Trailer
Company brothers, the full time Christian Science Crusader
Of the family who had the privilege, 40 ago next
January Of taking the family Of of the very good
cermsnL lutheran chvreh-not all converted but all
eeived mighty spiritual baptism.
The writer has expended 100000 in nine years. raising
from the dead fhe formerly bankrupt Negro weekly the
Detroit Tribune is costing 81 900 per week 70 publish
5000 copies And the writer delighted so. having
dependents tage 65)
The red marked copies Of the Tribune will interest YOU
have supported your valiant stand for American free enter
prise. from time TO Time More power TO you.
incidentally heard your thrilling message at the Detroit
Economic Club months ago.
Ny very best wishes and at your service Mr.. Keller
InsprationaIy yours. according 70 Christ
Andrew r. Frvehsvf. C.S.4-++
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-11-09
Union Member


Continued from Page y
u would be we'll If unions needed, but seeing
that they apparently needed in our industrial age
becomes the responsibility Of the Christian 10 exert his
fuenee in the policies and practices Of the union.
Unions are here and the worker must accept their pres
enee Today when the unions the SPOT because Of
Encouragement you have your best opportunity your
influence be felt.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-11-09

means Of support he owned $4,000 mansion st Fort Lee
NJ j. passed his winters Hot Spring. and rspvsdy made
thousands Of waterfront vsssss which MIXED legitimate
business q millions Of dollars every year.
New York City had such gsnssssr hsrsp since
nearly generation ego when gambler Arnold Rofhsfsin
was slain in almost the spet In 1924 sss THE Great
cssby BY F. Scott FszssrsIdJ Seen sffsr that Mayor
cvsrdis warned all pjns gsnssssrs end ihe like TO stay
out Of the city unless they wanted TO b picked up by hs
police as vsqranss as they showed their faces They
stayed ovs while an honest the city.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-11-09
kohler Company
CONTINUED from Back Psge)

do want 10 point that both the private enterprise
system and the freedom of all Americans including wage
in grave peril and perhaps doomed unless the
eoereve acts OF labor bosses eurbed by
J. Repeal Of discriminatory legal immvnes;
T. Restoration of the right and duty Of the states and
the local units TO preserve order;
g. Impartial and effective law enforcement.
The Manion Forum headed by Dean Clarence Manion.
is vital aniSoeias organization It's radio
and feIevson providing wide audience for the
proAmeriean messages OF its speakers is invaluable in
the rapidly developing crisis
The American public must be told again and again,
what is really happening.
Our company and supporters Of this very
eHorf-the Manion Forum. am confident you also.
NY serious recommendation. Mr. Frvehavf is that al
alert industrial executives the fullest possible
CONTINUED Next Column Top)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-11-09
" ootnotes on Anastasia"

(N Y. Tribune EdiforisD
n probably tribute TO Absrfs professional excel
lsnes ss he was released 1872 from The Sing Sing death
house SITTER eighteen months because four Of the key wit
nsssss against him shsr disappeared slain The
only charge on which he convicted that Of
carrying concealed weapons Although ne had no visible
Continued Next Column Topl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-11-09
Education Is So
tconfinved from Back Page,


PART
PROPHECY FULFILLED AND OPERATING ron -
YEARS CIVIL WAR - SEVERE TRAVAIL or
NATION BIRTH PAINs-AND THE CHRIST
APPARENT AGAIN TO THE ANTi-cHRisT. ADAM-EvE
PSEUDO SENSES!
BUT JESUS RE THE CHRIST REMAINS VALID:
10. AM WITH YOU AWAY. EVEN UNTO THE
END or THE WORLD!
DEVOTION TO, AND APPREHENSION or. CHRIS
TiAN scIENcE--THE SECOND COMING" OF THE
MEssIAH-WILL BE THE MARK OF cHRsTLikE
SANITY. IN INCREASING MEASURE. WITH THE
INCREASING MOMENTUM OF THE CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE MOVEMENT - N.Y. GODS "PREDESTNED.
EVENTUAL. THE ONE AND THE ONLY RELIGION
AND THERAPEUTICS :" OF ALL RACES AND
PEOPLES !-DEsTINED TO REDUCE TO ITS
NATIVE NoTHINcNESs" THE MYTHICAL,
DISHONEST, PsYcHoPATHIc. DEvlLisH, ANTI
CHRIST ADAM-EvE PSEUDO CREATION REVEALING
AND MAKING APPREHENslvE DIVINE AND
ETERNAL REALITY-FLEsHLEss MATTERlEss.
SPIRITUAL cHRIsTLIkE-REvEALIkc MY
OFFSPRING TO BE THE ONLY REAL CREATION
AND NY ETERNAL IMAGE AND LIKENESS =
INcoRRUPTIBLE INvUlNERABLE. TO ANY ERROR.
DlscoRD. MINOR OR MAJOR - NO REALITY
IN DEVIL, HE'LL, MATTER" HUMAN BIRTHS. SIN,
DISEASE DEATH, ETERNITY OF HE'LL" EVER.
LASTING PUNISHMENT!
HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE SUPER s-A.T-U-
RATE oMNIPREsENT BEING, WHICH CANNOT De
INVADED - BECAUSE EVIL, ERROR WHETHER
MINOR OR MAJOR, ARE MERELY xNo OF zERos
EDUCATION IS so TELEWsIoNAL
AN INTIMATE MESSAGE FROM NEW ENGLAND
By Earl W. FoeiI &C. S. Monior)
Daisy owhead lass romping around al the most
reral extreme of teevision has little catch phrase she
niones Just before skipping of the stage after her sales
pitch "Televson is educational" she pipes
Well her part of isn't particularly, but and
examples Of educational TV showing Ameri
home and classroom every month"; And lot Of
them aren't half formidable and dull their "edvea.
fionar label suggests. Many hardboiIed video profess
sions discovering that education is quite feevisiona In
its box-o4iee (rsng-bai probably the
phrase today
Or. Frank Baxter, who explain Macbeth real
sfeaIIy that viewers glance apprehensive out their win
dows TO the trees moving up them. send his
audiences TO their kitchens paste and pound sheets
Of pspyrus, the prime example Of edvcaon-witr sngs
Bergen Evans, whose program, THE Spoken Word"
has whipped phioogy into Sunday afternoon attraction
also qualities does Brown University Professor Albert
Van Nostrand
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-11-09
Christ Science Messiah Declaration
Of independence" Imperative!

MY CHOSEN PEOPLE. cHRlsTLIKE CHRISTIAN
SCIENTISTS J. APPREHEND INvULNERABLE. INcoR-
RUPTIBLE, OMNlPRESENT HEAVEN AND
ETERNAL LIFE, SUPER SATURATINC ALL SPACE
NOW AND AID OTHERS, IN INCREASING
MEASURE. AS GOOD sAMARiTANs." BROTHERS
KEEPERS!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-11-09
Premature Deaths

DEVIL TAKES R. c. EXEC. FOR 30 YEARS PLUS
'Sneaso Trbune)-Joseph N. White, ~, Of Wssco and
Dsy'on, o. part owner Of the White Brothers Trucking
Co. :"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-11-09

DEVIL TAKES BANKER-"lvnn r. Hsnnsbs Jr.. a.
Los Angeles, vieepresident In charge Of ovsofiown
DIVISION OF California Bank Los Angeles Services
Pmy Grace Chapel.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-11-09
Dump 10000 Gallons
Continued from Back Psss)


Atm r. c. SPIRITUAL LUNAcY -
OF THE SATAN BOUND" JESUS SAID: FEATHER,
FORGIVE THEM, FOR THEY KNOW NOT WHAT THEY
DO"!
THE DEVILS MYTHICAL REALM OF ADAMS
EYES MURDEROUS GAINS, JUDASES, KNAvES AND
FOOLS is CONTROLLED BY HIS SATANIC
MAJESTY - THAT MURDERER. LIAR. WHO ABIDES
NOT IN THE TRUTH BECAUSE THERE IS NO
TRUTH IN HIM" mo REALITY 1.-THE
MARVELLOUS PosT-cIvIL WAR, CHRIST SECOND
COMING" SCIENCE MESSIAH REvELATloNl-
RELATIVELY EASILY DEMONSTRATED BY THE
PURE IN HEART"-as per Jesus, Matthew ll:26.30:
MY YOKE IS EASY AND MY BURDEN is
LIGHT"
PART
The people's voice., 1957-02-22
Editorial
House Ways & Means Committee
Excuses" Don't Hold Wafer

The killing of the Board of EQuazations bill (HB 178) tc
the loophoe the corporation license tax by Rep John
Emmons and his Ways and Means Committee great dis
service to the people of Montana.
had as its purpose closing of loophoes whereby
of corporations particular have been evad
payments of corporation license taxes rghtfuy due the
State of Montana
AS nearly learn members of the Ways and Means
Committee the existence of these loophoes which
permit the of hundreds of thousands of dollars in
But the given that HB 178 poorly drawn (The
used two when similar bill
Submitted by the board for consideration and acon)
Since Ways and Means Committee members concede exist
of oophoes in the corporation license their
should not be to hide behind for doing nothing to close
the loopholes
the boards bill poorly drawn Can assertion refuse
accept then the burden Emmons committee to draft
bill which would the objections of the aoeymembers
of the committee.
Such abis the bill poorly drawn in way absoves
the committee Of for its failure meet its responsibility
Particularly is this when, while killing the bill which
would have helped measureab bring about equity in
Montana the committee has not hesated to recommend other
The people's voice., 1957-02-22
Annual Session
Killed In Senate

Senate Bill 1 by Mahoney (R-Gar-
field)-a constitutional amendment
for an annual 60 day session-was
killed by the Senate Monday. The Gar
field county senator expressed the
sentiments of many when he said
Montana is going to have to do some
thing to handle the states business
in competent manner. He COM
pared the budget in 1889 with the Co.
million-dOllar budget today and an
anticipated 80 million dollar budget
in two years. Mahoney figures we
could save million dollars in budget
ing alone by being able to keep closer
track of where funds are going. If we
do not have an annual session, Senator
Mahoney said, we will have to have a
biennial four to six months session,
to take care of the work load.
Objections to the yearly session, led
by Senator Ruane, Anaconda, we're
the cost. . the results obtained would
not merit the expenditure-as many
bills would be introduced in the sec
ond as the first session-represent
tlyes could not spare the time to come
to Helena every year.
Some senators thought interim COM
mittees might fill the bill-in lieu of
-onger-or more often-sessions.
Senator Mahoney said he opposes
interim committees which are not 60
ng to report back to the same mem
oers. Under the present biennial ses-
sion any interim committees will be
'eporting to different members;
whereas with the annual session they
would be reporting to the same mem |
)ers.
The people's voice., 1957-02-22
WHY, GLACIER VIEW, GLENN?

There's nothing slow about our old
friend Sen. Glenn Larson (R-Sanders)
when his political future may be at
stake because of an issue of import
ance to his county. Glenn, you may
recall went on record some little time
back that he opposed construction of
Paradise Dam. This week, apparently
having begun to feel the effects Of
warm breeze coming over the divide
from his home area, Glenn stepped
into the development picture with
bang and successfully moved recon
sideration of the memorial urging
fedeHlly constructed dam at Glacier
View in Flathead county. Now, folks
are wondering how come Glenn is so
about securing greater pow
er and industrial development in
The people's voice., 1957-02-22
Contends HB 221 Wasn't
"A Good Bill
Peoples Voice:

Peoples Voice:
In your comments ON House Bill 221
you mention the word may" being
changed to the word must.
Apparently you, like many others,
are assuming that this was a good bill
and cured all evils pertaining to our
utility rate problems.
l could spend two hours telling you
why this was a bad bill, but to spare
both of us lot of bother, I will illus
trate by pointing out that in the very
beginning of the bill it stated the Com
mission may in it's discretion" etc,
etc. This phrase alone nullifies the bal
ance Of the bill and defeated what Mr.
Gray and others were trying to accom-
pliSh.
In addition, the balance of the bill
was written in such a way that it was
impossible to get the same interpreta-
tion from any two people. l asked a
lot of people about this bill but could
get nothing but vague answers.
The really battling thing about the
bill lis that the utilities companies op-
posed it. If that had become law they
could have had a field day with the
ommission with only mediocre legal
-alent.-SUUMNER r. CLARK, Repre-
sentative, Petroleum County