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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-12-28
Father Rejects Church.

tConfnueo from Back Page)
THE {. $. MONITOR; THE WEEKLY c. S. SENTINEL;
THE MONTHLY c. S. JOURNAL AND HERALDs Ito
the foreign tonsves). AND THE QUARTERLY c. S.
BIBLE LEssoN-sERMoNS, COVERING rs SUBJECTS
TWICE A YEAR! - INCOMPATIBLE, IMPERATIVE.
FOR THE BILLIONS OF INDIVIDUALS; CHRIST
SCIENCE REBIRTH PROVIDING AN APPREHEN-
SION OF EvER-AvAILABLE. OMNIPREsENT. INcoR-
RUPTIBLE. lNvULNERABLE HEAVEN AND
ETERNAL LIFE-"THE HEALING OF THE NATIONS"
-ReveIafion-THE APPREHENSION OF THE REAL
NATioNS-ETERNALLY PERFEcT-oF MY. GODS,
FLEsHLEss. MATTERLEss, SPIRITUAL cHRisTLIkE =
NEVER AN ADAM OR AN EVE. NOR A MURDERoUs
CAIN, JUDAS NOR KNAvE OR FOOL THEREIN,
IN ALL ETERNITY!
THE HUMAN AND MATERIAL" ARE MERELY
VISIBLE. MYTHICAL MORTAL THOUGHT IMAGES!
coUNTERFEITs AND BURLEsQUEs OF Externally
HARMONIOUS DIVINE IDEAs-MY OFFSPRING.
YOUR TRUE BEING
~. NY ANSWER ,..a
BY Billy Graham free Press)
QUESTION: Our son is becoming a wreck since
his father has stopped going TO church. can't make him
90 for he says people hypocrifes. What do to
arrive at some solution TO this problem? MD.s.
ANSWER: No doubt your son. though very young, Is
Of spiritual struggle going on in your husband.
When people who usually 60 TO church stop going ind
they under deep spiritual
problem.
Perhaps neither the son nor father recognize
the problem believe that the lies in your ability
70 bring them both place Of trust in God The boy Is
rejecting the turmoil and stress Of his father.
The fathers reference to hypocres is OF the Oldest
objections people resort TO when they wish to avoid the
preaching Of the Gospel is not real at all but
lame
Only genuine spiritual Transformation will solve such
robIem and must unite in prayer for his de'veanee.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-12-28
New Year S Greetings
(Coniinved from Back Page)
PART z

CONTINUED from Back Page
PART
MORE RE UNHEALTHY:
HUMAN BIRTHS, SIN, DISEASE, DEFORMlTlES,
DEATH DISASTERS PESTILENcEs so-ealIed Accl-
DENTS, WARS EVEN, CONCLUSIONS OF NATURE,
WHICH ARE MERELY CONCLUSIONS. IN BELIEF,
OF MORTAL THOUGHT DISTURBANCES IN
INDIVIDUAL AND COLLECTIVE HUMAN
CONSCIENCES-
but WHY SHOULD WE STAND A0HASI Al
NoruINcNEss3 THE SUM TOTAL OF HUMAN
ERRoR"l-p $50, s&H-
MRS EppY's CONCLUSION. GOD DIRECTED, RE
THE HISTORY OF EVIL AND IT'S MYTHICAL
NATURE
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24th testimony


(Coninved from Back Page)
r. c. SERGEANT AND IMMUNITY RE ILLNESS.
few years back Roman Catholic OF our company
said DO YOU know you the only man OF the company
who never went sick calf"
Answers mo, thank you, Mack, did MOI. KNOW '"'''
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-12-28
Communism S Death!

am most grateful for the increasing momentum Of the
Christian Science movement II will REDUCE TO ITS
NATIVE NoTHNcNESs the Communist challenge
Communism is certainly ssvvIner for reduction TO
its NATIVE NoTHNGNESS" as Egyptian dssposm
under Gods commands through Moses
incidentally, these "a testimonies in less than
year have been wonderful privilege. truly.
am most grateful for incompatible blessings and
privileges.
REACTIONS:
Four five vshers ranging in age from 40 into the 60s
were most gracious and appreeiave Likewise.
other and women
MAN-coDs ETERNAL IDEA
One Of fine Christian Science practitioners pa
riareh truly beautifully supplemented the writer's tes
mony by clearly Calculating the divinity and reality Of the
only and REAL man-neshless; rnatieress. spiritual,
AND MOVES. AND HAS HIS BEING :" IN THE ONE
MIND-the only REAL and Mind Of the REAL
creation and universe.
And cannot resist adding: IN THE ONE REAL UNI
vERsc OF oMNlPoTENT. DIVINE LOVE. JOUR- FATHER
MOTHER GOD ALL-HARMoNIoUs," THERE HAS NEVER
BEEN A SINGLE, ADAM. EVE, MURDERouS CAIN JU-
DAS. KNAvE, OR FOOL, IN ALL ETERNITY
That REAL universe Of ineorrvptible nvvInerabIe
omnpreseni heaven and eternal life has BEEN AND ETER
NALLY IS. completely populated and does not recognize
any validity in the SHINING, stupid laundering. AdamEve
human races. presenting miserable counterfeit and bur-
Iesqvs Of divine reality - presenting the MYTHICAL
"cHASTLY FARCE OF MATERIAL lso-eaIedl EXISTENCE"
-p. 272. c. S. textbook.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-12-28

God Blessed President 20


PART
'Reos-ALL PHYSICAL sciENTisTs-"sATAN
BOUND"
THE Y. 8 IS THE No. or THE GREATEST SclEN-
lists ~ THE WORLD lin BOTH QUANTITY AND
ouALITY-THE cHRisTLIkE CHRISTIAN sclEN
fists THEY WILL DESTROY sATANs WoRKs!=-As
PER MOSES. DAVID, JESUS. SECOND MARY BAKER
Eppy-cREATEST WOMAN SCIENTIST or ALL
TIME - SECOND ONLY TO THE MASTER, THE
suPERscIENTiST. CHRIST JESUS, WHO TRIUMPHED
OVER EVEN DEATH. AND AWAKENED looas OUT
OF THE MYTHICAL. DEvILIsH. ANTlcHRIsT
ADAM-EvE MURDERoUs CAIN. PSEUDO
MATERIAL" cREATioN-IN THE AscENsoNL
APPREHENDINc EXCLUSIVELY REAL. lNcoR-
RUPTIBLE. iNvULNERABLE, oMNIPREsENT HEAVEN
AND ETERNAL LIFE, WHEREIN ALL OF YOU
FIND YOUR TRUE BEING, NY, GODS. ETERNAL
IMAGE AND LIKENESS
AND REMEMBER THIS: JESUS AND INVITE
YOU COMMAND You-"MY WORKS AND GREATER
SHALL We DO" See John 1912 and further
WHATSOEVER YE SHALL ASK THE FATHER IN NY
NAME, THAT WILL [oMNIPREsENT CHRIST,
DIVINE PRINcIPLEl DO THAT THE FATHER MAY BE
CLORIFIED IN THE SON" y
BUT-"iF YE LOVE nae. KEEP MY COMMANDMENTS!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-12-28

That beautiful {. setvrs given the Ford Auditorium
some months ESQ., with title 70 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE:
ITS DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE FOR MAN."
was most inspiring TO this visitor.
You will recall that Mrs. Eddy speaks Of something like
that on fhe concluding page o Of that chapter ANAL
MAGNETISM uNMASkED." which God compelled her to
add to The FIRST manuscript Of textbook she says LIKE
OUR NATION. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE HAS ITS DECLARE.
TON OF INDEPENDENCE" land referred 10 para
phrase written in The textbook years sgo).
MRS. Eddy also, as you know, frequently says "BE A
LAW UNTO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO CHRIST!
We must LET our conscience be our Guide.
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Detroit Tribune lakes

(continved from Back Psge)
THE BIRTH PAINS OF THE SEVERE TRAVAIL OF
NATION THE CIVIL WAR. AFFORDED NE, GOD.
THE OPPORTUNITY TO APPOINT WOMAN"
Matt l3 :33. NY SECOND" MARY BAKER EDDY IN
LESS THAN A YEAR AFTER THE MARTYRDoM OF
NY BELOVED ABE LINCOLN. TO FULFILL JESUS
AND NY PROMISE AND PROPHECY OF "ANoTHER
COMFORTER" THE "cOMFORTER, WHO WILL ABIDE
WITH YOU FOREVER AND TEACH YOU ALL
THINGS!
THAT wicked AND ADULTERoUs GENERATION"
COULD NOT BEAR THE MANY MORE THINGS JESUS
HAD TO REVEAL SUCH AS THE COLOSSAL,
SUBLIME TRUTH THAT THE INFNTUDE OF NY
-oMNIPoTENr. DIVINE LOVE- YOUR
"FATHER-MoTHER GOD, ALL-HARMoNoUS,"-
DEMONSTRATES THE MYTHICAL NATURE OF
MATERIALS FALSE AND SUPPoSITITOUS AS THE
DEviL-"A MURDERER" "A LIAR, WHO ABIDEs
NOT IN THE TRUTH BECAUSE HERE IS NO TRUTH
IN HIM mo REALITY
BUT ONLY THE PURE IN HEART. NY CHOSEN PEOPLE,
cHRISTLIKE CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS. APPRE.
HEND SUCH SUBLIME TRUTHS!
BUT, FORTUNATELY, ALL SHALL KNOW NE.
FROM THE LEAST UNTO THE GREATEST. SAITH
THE LoRD-i-o. T.
DEVILS r. c. THE OPPOSITE SIDE
OF THE COINS COMMUNISM J.
THE r. c. LUNAcY OF ATTRBUTINc DIVINITY
TO MARY's ADAM-EvE PERSONALITY! AccREDITINc
HER WITH BEING THE MOTHER OF GOD. IS JUST
ONE PORTION OF THE GIGANTIC FRAUD PERPE-
TRATED UPON THE R. c. PRIESTHOOD AND THE
MAssEsl
FALLBLE, SPIRITUAL cHRISTLIKE. HEALING AND
HEALTH PRESERVING r.O-P-s-L.E-S-S. NOM
RECIMENTED, WITH THE TREMENDOUS EXAMPLE
OF THE c.HI-L.DL-E-s-s CHRIST JESUS. RESISTED
BY THE SATAN ENsLAvED re. PRIESTHOOD. CAUSING
THE MYTHICAL, DEvILISH, ANTI-cHRIST
ADAMEvE MURDERoUS CAIN, JUDAS, KNAvES AND
FOOLS PSEUDO CREATION TO MULTIPLY LIKE
RABBITS! THUS PILINc CONFUSION UPON CON-
FUSION, IMPOSING GIGANTIC DiFFicULTIES-IN
BELlEF-UPON THE NON-cHRST SCIENTIST LEADERS,
WHOSE HEARTS FREQUENTLY FAIL THEM FOR
FEAR" UNTIL AWAKENED-AND THEY APPReHEND
THE MYTHICAL NATURE OF THE CHASTITY
FARCE OF MATERIAL [so-eaIedl ExlSTENcE"!-p zI2
c. S. textbook-WHoSE DISCIPLINE IS IMPERATIVE
TO EFFECT CHRIsTLlKE SANITY. HONESTY
DIviNELY SCIENTIFIC SPIRITUALITY TO REFLECT
NY INFALLIBLE LEADERSHIP. IN EXPECTING THE
HEALING OF THE NATIONS" !-ReveIafion-
AN AWAKENING APPREHENSION. OF Externally
PERFECT NATIONS OF THE ONE REAL CREATION
AND UNIVERSE = NEVER IN ALL ETERNITY
HAVING A SINGLE HUMAN BIRTH. AN ADAM OK
AN EVE. OR ANY SIM DISEASE. DEFoRMITIEs,
DISASTERS, OR WARS EVEN THE REAL
CREATION - FLESHLEsS. MATTERLESS, SPIRITUAL,
cHRISTLIKE - SUPER SA-T-URAT-E-S The
ONE UNIVERSE WITH lNcoRRuPTTBLE iNvuL-
NERABLE, oMNiPRESENT HEAVEN AND ETERNAL
LIFE WHEREIN ALL or YOU FIND YOUR TRUE
BElNc-lNMoRTAL SoNsHIP. MY VERY IMAGE
AND LIKENESS
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Sleeps In Church.


CONTINUED from Back Psge)
BUT YOU ADAMS AND EWES MUST KEEP UP
WITH THE 'cRITTER' THAT wicked AND
ADuLTERoUs GENERATION" OF JESUS TIME
COULD NOT BEAR THE MANY MORE THINGS HE
HAD TO REVEAL. BUT THE 10Th CENTURY IS
HAVING THE INCREASING MOMENTUM OF THE
MARVELLOUS. CHRIST SECOND COMING" SCIENCE
MESSIAH MILLENNIUM TO ALL PEOPLES !. THE
CIVIL WAR SEVERE TRAVAIL OF A NATION
WHOSE BIRTH PAINS PROVIDED THE AWAKENING
FOR NY. GODS HIGHEST REPRESENTATIVE
SINCE JESUS. MY INCOMPATIBLE PROPHECIES,
Observation-Disclosures. MARY BAKER EDDY.
APPOINTED LESS THAN A YEAR AFTER THE
MARTYRDoM OF NY BELOVED ABE LINCOLN
COMPARABLE TO THE MARTRYDoM OF JOHN the
BAPTIST!
ALL WILL HAVE TO BEND THE KNEE TO CHRIS
TIAN SCIENCE AND ITS INCOMPATIBLE. DAUGHTER
REvELATOR MARY BAKER EDDY - AND THEY
WILL LIKE IT! BECAUSE THEY WILL THEREBY
APPREHEND EvER-AvAiLABLE, oMNIPRESENT
HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LiFE-INcoRRUPTiBLE.
INvULNERABLEl
NY ANSWER
BY Billy Graham free Prsss)
QUESTIONS ! am constantly embarrassed by my hvs-
band who sleeps when he goes church. Is there
why this should continue Is there eure?-P. NJ
ANSWER: Perhaps the ritual Of the church so without
variation that tends to act soporihe Perhaps your
husband otherwise very active and the quiet In
activity of the church induces sleep might be either OF
these or II may be rather technical problem.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-12-28

DETROIT TRIsUNE. SATURDAY. DEC 20. 1857 u
The people's voice., 1957-06-21

suggested a modernization of the
foundation program, or an entirely
new formula to include the school
systems from kindergarten through
university. He suggested the commit
tee might consider the junior college
program. Sowerwine was pessimistic
about the committee being able, with
the finances at it's disposal, to con-
slider education from the administra-
tive, financial and curricula angles in
the time allotted and suggested alter
natives and avenues of assistance to
the committee. He said, at any rate,
the tax system should be revised so
an honest man does not have to per-
jure himself to make a tax return,
and whatever program the committee
worked out had to be adequate. real
istic and enforceable.
Mrs. Bess Reed, Missoula. told the
committee the ghost of the founda-
tion program had never been laid
because the program was always a
year behind the demands. She said we
iASSN W hilON CAlCIC ctlC lllOIS eli
in school today, that they are staying
in school for longer period of time
and that we need to give all children
the best education we can. She too
would have the program considered
in toto, not singly as elementary, high
school and university. Mrs. Reed felt
taxes should be such that everyone
feels they are part of the educational
program.
The first optimism was inserted in
the hearings when Drs. Layton
Thompson and James Van Wrinkle,
professors of economics at Montana
State College, spoke.
DR.. Thompson felt the increased
Continued On Page Four)
The people's voice., 1957-06-21
Andy Ola, 50, Dies
In Bozemun HospituI

! Andy Ola, SO, long an active Farm
ers Union member, and for 16 years
an employee of the U. S. Department
of Agriculture, passed away in Boze-
man hospital Wednesday noon.
A stockholder of Coop Publishing
Company for 20 years, he always
took an active interest in the CO.
operative and it's continuing efforts
to maintain a statewide independent
newspaper in Montana.
He was born in Sand Coulee, Feb
ruary 1, 1898, and from 1910 to 1945
made his home in Geyser. From 1915
to 1854 he and his family lived in
Great Falls. In the latter year, ASCP
transferred him to it's state head
quarters at Bozeman.
He is survived by his widow, Tyne;
one brother, Matt of Geyser; two
neices, Mrs. Allen Donahue, Great
Falls, and Mrs. Ralph Parker, Sun
River, and one nephew, Charles Ola,
Geyser.
Funeral services will be held Sat-
urday afternoon at 1 80 in the Rose
Room of Croxford's Mortuary, Great
Falls.
The people's voice., 1957-06-21
One Halt of JObIess In Areas
More Jobs Needed To Handle
State's Expanding Labor Force

through reduction of interstate rail
road employment. Gains of 500 over
last May are recorded in each of
trade and service categories.
The states mining industry shows
employment about on the same level
as a year ago, and only minor 200
dip from April. New hiring is at
minimum, due to continued market
lag. The shorter work-week, five days,
remained in effect.
"More than half of the present
work-applicant load,'' Smith says,
as in the KalisPell area, with 1870
jobseekers; Billings with 1913, and
Missoula with 989. Other centers
with substantial pools of available
labor include Great Falls with 828,
Butte 552, Hamilton 381, Bozeman
352, and Poison 317."
Added labor supplies are coming
into the market this month with the
closing of college and high school
terms. Influx of workers from out
side Montana is reported to be greater
than normal at this season, reflect
ing scarcity of jobs is prevalent else
where.
The people's voice., 1957-06-21
Yeowtail Dam Project ;.
Hearing On S. Million For Crow
Indians To Be Held June 24th
OTHER MONTANA MONEY

Other money bills rolled through
Congress last week. There was not
as much money in them as the Adj
ministration equested-seven and
one half per cent less, on the average
although perhaps more than some
taxpayers desired. Here's a break
down on some Montana money: Five
million dollars will be spent for the
rural library services program, which
will be particularly helpful to small
Montana communities. Of the SIS mil
lion, $57, ,525 will be allocated to Mon
tana. The five million is two million
more than the Administration asked
The House recommended $50 mil
lion, the Senate $45 million for con-
struction grants for sewage treatment
plants. The Senate said money should
be allocated among the states on the
basis of $50 million, that the full
appropriation isn't necessary because
some unused funds are available. This
difference will be settled in Senate
House conference, and Montana will
be allocated about half million dol
lars for the grants in aid. Several
Montana communities have already
received grants under this program
which started last year.
Senate and House agreed on an ex-
Continued On Page Four)
The people's voice., 1957-06-21
Number OF J0hIess
In Montana
Continues 10 Drop
(By Associated Press)

HELENA-Increase summer ac-
tivities continue to offer jobs to un-
employed Montanans.
Chairman Chadwick H. Smith of
the Montana Unemployment Compen-
sation Commission Tuesday June III
said the number of jobless fell to
1921, drop of 35 from last weeks
record low.
Smith said significant unemploy-
ment decreases were reported in the
Kalispell, Miles City, Sidney and
Hamilton areas. However, the un-
employment situation was sluggish"
in the Great Falls area due to mining
operation reductions in the Butte
area. an influx of new workers, and
continued unfavorable weather.
Smith said unemployment in the
lumber and timber industries ''has
shown some improvement" but some
''slack'' still exists, to be taken up
with the coming of better weather and
road conditions in the forests.
The people's voice., 1957-06-21

The testimony Monday afternoon
revealed a broad basis of general
agreement, but also lurking in the
corners were, the bug-a- a-boos-among
them the ways and means to accom-
plish the overall job-that will move
out and confront the committee in
force when they get down to the
matter of specifics.
There was broad general agreement
among those who appeared: 1. that it
will be impossible to reduce the cost
of education as was suggested by a
press release from the Governor
couple of weeks ago and 2, it will
be impossible to set as a goal, tax
reduction, as was also suggested by
the Governor. General agreement also
was found on definition of the word
economy, as "the wisest use of mon
ey, not necessarily less money spent"
Paul Working, Wilsall, pointed out
the impossibility of reducing costs
in an expanding economy and expand
ing school population. He said the
school population increases from
three to five per cent every year.
Owen E. Sowerwine, Kalispell,
added that not only new students in
creased the cost of education, but the
national drive to keep kids in school
is having its effects. He said economy
does not necessarily mean less money
spent, but the committee could rec
ommend some re-orpa nization in
school systems, some consolidation
of schools, some ways of eliminating
waste, some manner of coordination
of extra curricular activities in the
music and athletic field and reduce
administration and paper work as
means of improving the economy in
school operations.
Mr.. Sowerwine said the load must |
be shifted from property taxes and
The people's voice., 1957-06-21

divide the supporters of Federal river
development. | know you are aware
of the tactics used by critics of Fed
eral dams who play the interests Oh
one state off against another so as
to immobilize public power projects
l trust the people of Montana will
not be taken in by this device because
my proposal calls for equalizing the
benefits of Federal power to all states
of the Columbia River Basin.
MY purpose is to establish defi-
nitely and beyond doubt the discre-
tion of the administrator to channel
low-cost power generated at Federal
projects into industries which will
make a real contribution towards di-
versifying the economies of the
states. This would apply equally as
much to Montana as to Oregon or
Washington
Neuberger told Harlow that the
statement by critics of his proposal
that it would "betray public power
proponents in Montana was an ex-
ample of distortions used to cloud
the issue. 81 invite your attention to
the concluding clause of my amend
ment which states: The administrator
shall, in disposing of such energy, at
all times give preference and priority
to public bodies and co-operatives' )"
Neuberger said. "Could the prefer
ence position of public power agen-
cies be any more clear and specific?"
The people's voice., 1957-06-21

Number of workers on payrolls of
industry and commerce in Montana
reached 168,9OO in May, exceeding
the record May of year ago by
1900, and $500 above that shown
for April, according to the unemploy-
ment compensation commission. 1t
was the twenty-ninth successive
month showing a plus margin of en-
ployment over the same month of the
preceding year.
'In face of this record employ
ment,'' Chairman Chadwick H. Smith
of the commission says, "there was a
backlog of 5000 work applicants
seeking jobs at the close of the month,
the largest unemployed group at this
seasonal period in the records of the
commission. Coincidence of record
employment and record unemploy
ment emphasizes the steady growth
of the working force. Job openings
are increasing, but not keeping pace
with the increase in number of work
ers."
The people's voice., 1957-06-21
MICA Seeks To
Keep More Of
Beef S In State

SHELBY-Directors of the Mon
tana Cattlemen's Association are an
ticipating a good attendance at the
organizations first convention at
Great Falls, June 1929.
''The membership response from
all parts of the state has been good"
Jack Toole, association chairman,
said.
'Beef producers have made many
suggestions for consideration at the
convention" Toole said.
"a number have stressed the neces-
sity of keeping cancer-eye, lump jaw
and other afflicted cattle from human
consumption.
"Others have given their opinion
that the 'eat more beef campaign is
principally helping the professors.
estate cattlemen have said ex-
orbitant profits by large packers and
a steady decrease in income to Mon
tana beef producers means that mon
ey from one of the states great in
dustries is going out of Montana and
not aiding the economy of this state.
"Beef producers also ask if packers
base retail meat prices on processing
costs if it would not be fair for beef
producers to base their prices on pro-
duction costs.''
Toole said a smorgasbord dinner
and entertainment for cattlemen's
wives are planned during the conven-
ton.
The people's voice., 1957-06-21
YDC Announces Ninth
Annual Family Picnic

BILLINGS-The Yellowstone Dem
ocratic Club will hold it's ninth an
nual picnic on July 4, Mrs. Effie
Wilson, corresponding secretary, has
announced.
The picnic will be held in Billings
South Park, with a free dinner fea-
turing barbecued beef. In addition,
there will be prominent Democratic
speakers, and games for the kids.
Starting time is II am.
The people's voice., 1957-06-21

ulcilL Vi IllG several STATES.
In letter to Paul X. Harlow of
Thompson Falls, Montana, president
of the Committee for Paradise Dam,
Neuberger explained that his bill
seeks disposal of Federal power to
benefit the general public fairly and
equitably throughout the whole Co.
lumbia River Basin" The Oregon
senator said he had heard of criticism
in Montana that his bill would give
downstream states larger share
of power from the Bonneville Power
System.
Contrary to the assertions made
by front-runners for the utility COM
panies, my proposal would not cir
cumvent the power reservation to
Montana from Hungry Horse Dam,
nor would it place Montana or other
upstream states in a less desirable
status as compared to downstream
states," Neuberger declared. "The
effect of my proposal would be just
the opposite. 1t would provide for a
system of priorities which would take
into consideration the relative eco
nomic and industrial diversification
of the states of the Columbia Basin,
and specifically calls for fair and
equitable distribution.
'T must conclude that opponents
of Federal dam projects either had
not taken the trouble to read my
proposed amendment before shooting
darts of criticism, or deliberately con-
fused it's objectives in an attempt to
The people's voice., 1957-06-21
By VIC REINEMER, Exec. Secy
to Sen. James E. Murray

The Indian Affairs Subcommittee
of the House Interior Committee will
hold hearings June "a on the reso-
luton, already passed by the Senate,
to pay the Grow Indians SIS million
for Yellowtail Dam land and right
of-way. Departmental witnesses will
be heard.
Last February the Indian Affairs
Subcommittee, headed by Rep. James
A. Haley of Florida, and the Irriga-
tion and Reclamation Subcommittee
jointly heard witnesses from the Grow
tribe in support of the resolution.
Despite this step forward, Yellow
tail Dam suffered a setback at the
hands of the House Appropriations
Committee.
Thursday it recommended that the
$3.3 million previously appropriated
to start construction of the dam be
transferred to other projects, despite
the Montana delegations advice to
leave the money for Yellowtail. The
delegation hopes to get the Yellowtail
appropriation back.
The Appropriations Committee rec
commended that So million be spent
on the second power plant at Fort
Peck, and $4,000 for flood control
planning at Miles City. 1t recon-
allocating $645,00O to the
Bureau of Reclamation for a trans
mission line from Fort Peck via Daw-
son county to Bismarck, $4.5 million
for the Helena Valley unit. The Com
mittee recommended a reduction of
81 million in the budget estimate of
So million for Missouri River Basin
The Committee did not, as the Mon
ANA delegation requested, recon-
mend appropriations with which to
lesign Libby Dam, study Paradise
Dam or build a Montana grid system
If federal transmission lines.
The people's voice., 1957-06-21
Taxation and E 'ucation
Committee Be(|Ins Work

o
t
considering the problems at Monday this when