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Discovery Of an interior
oasis" on the Antarctic CONT
nent, about 300 miles from
the coast and covering more
than 500 square miles, has
Just been reported by Rus
sian explorers.
Two "oases." that is regions
free Of ice, previously re-
ported by American explo-
rers, have been very close TO
the coast and open water.
Both contained lakes suit
able for plane landings. Both
could be explained by known
natural phenomena which
hardly can apply TO the in
land area claimed by the
Russians.
The new oasis, which may
be considerably larger than
the others, IS a region Of low
mountains presumably COM
pletely lifeless, although the
Russians viewed 1t only from
the air. 1t lies roughly along
the 18th meridian, about q
third Of the way from the
sea towards the so-called
pole Of inaccessibility," sup
posedly the most difficult
spot to reach at the bottom
Of the world. There Russians
have maintained a camp for
the last two years.
Described in Reports
As described in a summary
of Soviet Geophysical Year
reports issued by the Depart
ment Of Commerce:
Beginning 300 kilometers
from the coast on a direct
line, the plane few for sew
eral tens of kilometers over
a region which might be
called an interior oasis. Here
the mountainous come closer
together, forming an area
almost completely free Of
snow.
THE space between the
mountains was occupied by
level areas and winding strips
Of blue ice, resembling frozen
mountain lakes and streams.
One of the lakes was cres-
cent-shaped, about 26 kilo-
meters long. Its Snow-free
ice surface makes it possible
to land a plane on wheels.
I'm exploring this region,
the Soviet scientists knew
that in Antarctica snow-free
areas of glacier ice, when
seen from the air, frequently
are thought to be mountain
lakes. However, the lake
scenery in this case made a
quite different impression.
Traces of irregular freez-
ing of water were seen on the
ice areas. Here and there
patches of dark, apparently
young ice were visible. One
also could observe frozen
brooks connecting the lakes"
The oasis lies in the newly
named Prince Charles Noun
tains, which extend in a
southeast to northwest direc-
ton and are named for the
present heir of the British
throne. They are south of the
large coast area named for
his mother, the present
Queen.
The oasis region as de-
scribed by the Russians ap-
parently is quite distinct from
a deep valley more than 200
miles long extending inland
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How to walk up steps

How to walk up. steps.
Very few people seem to
know how to do it except
heart patients.
Such persons are instructed
in the art of stair walking,
but the rest Of us go at it as
If running a race, and that,
of course, is precisely the
wrong way.
Even a young man can
profit from knowing the right
way to mount steps.
Running up is out.
Running down is not so
bad, but leaping up steps is
dangerous at any age, though
it will be pretty hard to
make a fellow believe it.
Young persons seldom be-
lieve anything they don't
want to believe, bless them.
They have the sun and the
moon and a few assorted
rainbows round their Shout
ders, and are not afraid OF
anything; at least they never
admit it.
The way to go up steps
at any age, unless somebody
is after you, is to take 1t
easy.
Mount one step at a time
never two or three.
Always start up with the
right foot.
This is a time-honored
Roman system, coming down
through the ages. These old
fellows had very positive
ideas about such matters.
Call it superstition if you
wish.
They always entered a
building right foot first. The
right was the preferred or
fortunate foot. Thunder on
the left" one of their ex-
pressions, meant the oppo-
site, or something bad.
AS the foot is raised, the
walker takes a deep breath.
Taking in extra oxygen is
a cardinal point.
The average person seems
to have very little idea how
much more work the body
does in pulling itself up
stairs than in walking on the
level.
More muscle power is
needed, and this demands
increased air. One of the
fancy names for it is metab-
oliSm.
Breathing is a vital part
of this process, and it means
true breathing in and out,
a process ordinarily rather
skimped by civilized beings.
Probably savages, il there
are any left, breathe noisily
and effectively, especially if
a boa constructor is chasing
them down a jungle glade.
The rest of us are chased
by automobiles, fall-out and
the dismal feeling most of
us have these days that
something is terribly wrong
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-29

"let them eat cake" attitude toward
voteless citizens of Washington who ia
vor home rule. If there Is more emotion
than common sense behind their objec-
tive, the emotion is praiseworthy and
deserving Of the greatest respect by
members of Congress who represent all
the people Of the United States save the
citizens Of the Capital Of the United
States.
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Answers to Questions
By THE HASKfNS SERVICE

a, reader can get an answer by
mail, to any question OF fact oy
writing The Star Information Bu-
reau 636 street NV Washington
D c Please enclose return post
age or self ddreSSed stamped
envelope
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The timing of the Captive
Nations proclamation may
we'll be debated, but British
and American critics miss
the really salient point: for
once, America has taken up
the psychological offensive.
The gigantic Communist
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West Northwest OF d. c.
MR.. TRUNDLE, OIL. 2-7745

MONEY MAKER-I46-acre pro-
paved roads, surrounded BY never
failing springs and streams. Spec
Siiot. Shaded, conf Sf'': s-be SPoSSD
home' tenant hse.. barns, poultry
and brooder houses. S33 900.
Owner will carry Ice. trust. Many
other valuable farm listings at
my new location, La Plata, Md.
SG;oIdSo LOUISE Use, cox MUD REAL
Mr.. BOSTON VA.-This farm in
an area Of select neighborS; near
ex President Hoover Summer
White House; has many special
features. Five acres Of rolling
land: orchard; garden; beautiful
grass helds; super mountain
view OF Skyline Drive and .Ras
Mountain: q bedroom. . bath
from Washington on black top
100000, asking
Mr.. BOSTON, Va.-Good invest
ment. Sheep ana cattle farm Of
100 acres; ten-room house; oil
hot-water heat: IS miles from
D. c.: Hazel River runs through
farm; black top road; house
barns and other buildings In
sured for S2S,0O0. $4,000; u
down Call Mr.. Wilson with
JAMES L. DIXON g. CO.
JU. 9-S1S0. Realtors, ST. $4,000
UPPER LoUDoUN-4O acres on
main hwy, mostly cleared: pond
site, 6-room, bath bungalow: nice
view; q good buy. Sl5.750.
Bluemont-Good two 4-room apts.,
fully furnished incl. elee. refgr.
and range; q GOOD investment:
O. B. WoLFoRD
Phi. GI. 5-2lSI, Hamilton, Va.
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NEARBY
CHESAPEAKE BAY

NORTH BEACH-SANDMAN, with.
in 3 blocks Of bay on 9th ST.,
convenient to beach. stores,
churches, ETC., ideal for vacation
use, week ends or easily converted
to year round home: has shaded,
fenced yard, screened porches
with awnings, 4 stable rooms
freshly decorated, bath room,
equipped kitchen, storage build
ings in rear; only $4,000 fur
nished; Liberal terms arranged
NO. WORTH BEACH. eo4 9Th
ST.-This cottage is similar TO
the one above and the same price;
may be purchased with $1,000
down, balance monthly.
NO. 3-CHESAPEAKE BEACH at
North Beach line-Attractive we'll
kept year round cottage, corner
location, fenced and shaded lawn,
front sun porch with jalousies,
large attractive living room, .
bedrooms, full modern bath, at
tractive kitchen and dining area,
oil furnace; only steps from store,
new Catholic Church, bayfront,
etc, ideal for retirement, no i'm
provements needed, ready for i'm
mediate use; only $3.50. Terms
No. HOLLAND POINT 2 miles
north Of Chesapeake Beach; sub
stantial year round cottage on
green and shaded lawn 80x125
IT: and within l block of bayfront
with all water privileges; has
screened porch, large living room,
8 bedrooms. bathroom with
shower, attractive electric kitchen
and dinette, oil furnace, storage
and work room on rear, beautiful
garden area, small fruit trees,
strawberry patch and flowers
Owners wish to move to Florida
and will consider the low price OF
only $1,000, with liberal terms,
II desired. New super highways
to beaches now under construction
plus many substantial improve
ments in this area add up to
higher values in the near future.
Buy now and save.
Chesapeake Co., Inc.
At The Bayfront Stop Sign
Chesapeake Beach, Md.
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CheSaneake Co. Inc.

POTOMAC RIVER, MD bedrm.
and bath, furn. home on lge.,
landsc. lot with giant tree-shade.
Clean, sandy beach: owner says
sacrifice for quick sale: other wa
cox. MUDD REALTORS, La
Plata, Nd, West 4-S464,
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LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED

BUILDER WILL PAY CASH for
individual lots or small acreage
in Prince Georges Co. AP. S-713S.
NEEDED at once for builder client;
lots or acreage: Mont. or Prince
Geo. LYNCH CO., VIII. 6-471S.
WOULD LIKE TO BUY LOT in
Bethesda, minimum 75 IT. wide
viii pay cash. Give location, size
and price. Box 1927, Star.
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'59CADILLACS

Your response has been far greater
than we ever ANTICIPATED. We are
happy to announce another ship-
ment Of 1859 Cadillacs. This Is
our Bird shipment in two weeks.
Get in on he wonderful deals we
ara afTerin0l
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
(cONTINUED)
Rattle Around

SERVICE REALTY, INC.
REAL ESTATEl
&104 N Rhodes, Arl. ia. 4-5SS5
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

sI5,sOOl excellent close-in AIRING.
ton location = 3-bedroom Older
home in Al condition, complete ly
redeeorated, Near schools, Nice
deep lot, shade trees. Win so OIL,
$1,000 down, TINKLE PROPER
TIES. INC, ia. b-l2O7,
2 ACRES AND HEAVEN-ModeTn
rambler-styled home. twin-sized
bedrms. for the kids, most desir-
able close-in area; expand to your
hearts content makes this an
estate possibility. Only SlS,b0O.
Good terms. To inspect, phone,
JE, 10000, VIM, A. CHAPMAN
REALTY, INC.
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CADILLAC "a
Conv.; fully powered in every way;
solid white with white top, tan
leather interior: need the room:
must sacrifice at reduced price;
take advantage.
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WATERFRONT PROP. RENT
sEASH0RE PROPERTY

BETHANY Choice building
l lSts sisE T p1s. 's cs o 1oWeF
1859. or. 4-sI44. Mr.. GIBSON.
MACS HEAD, N. C.-Modern e-rm
weli.edulpped cottage on the
beach. Call OIL. 2-0l01 or OIL.
2-2332.
OCEAN CITY, MD.-clean COTTAGES
and apts.; accom-. 2-6 people; $50
up. Phone today, IA. S-3450.
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MOUNTAIN PROPERTY

ATTN, SPORTSMEN"
II you have not received our latest
list OF mountain properties, call
today: Mountain property is our
JAMES E. BARNEY, Agent
Vienna, Va. pu. b-a2RO
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MOTORCYCLES
TRAlLERS

ALMA '56; 41-ft. 2 bedrm.; excel.
cond.; air cond.; $4,000. Lot No.
2. CRANES TRAILER COURT,
Laurel, Md.
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY
RupNEY PAYS AIL cAs

BUDNEY PAYS ALL CASH
Free appraisals, quick settlement.
10. 6-27b0, 10. b-3423, He. 4-39O6
.C,-PRINCE GEO. CO., MD,
Why waste timer You can have ALL
CASH TODAY for your property
mo sales comm.l. MR., KITCHENS,
ST. 3-730S, day or night.
IMMMn5EppiALE CASH FOR YOUR
Montgomery county; quick settle
ment; HudH 7. PICK, he. A.
8400 or 10. 5-4742,
MODERN. CLEAN 3 or 4 bedroom
house. In sc, or Prince Geo. Co.
loc, Have substantial cash. MRS.
cox, LII. 2-sl36 or ST, 3-736S.
YOU RING-WILL BRING
ENRICH
Top prices, fast settlement. Money
guaranteed on time. ST. 3-0450,
VIRGINIA
We are now buying In virginia.
Call Mr.. Cox, COX A. CO, RE.
7-l033, evenings. EN-. 3-0253.
WANT HOUSES for rental purpose,
white property. d. c. or nearby
Md. or Va, viii pay cash. Quick
settlement. OIL, 6-4352.
WISH TO INVEST substantial
cash in houses, apis. or lots BY
Aug. 81. TU. 2-7gO0.
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CONTINUED on Next Passl
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

A BUYER, cash today or will sell,
rent for you. Free appraisal, VIII.
6-1970. DIcKEY'S. AP. 7-s0s0.
A CASH BUYER OR WILL SELL
ON TERMS, Ii. $4,000
SOUTHEAST REALTY CO.
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FARMS

CENTRAL PENNA.-Histcric farm
home. 125 acres, IL Ice. rms, Ia
baths. auto. heat, show place gar
dens, mr.. new high schl., 20 min.
from airport. $4,000. EV. 4-1939.
FARM WANTED or about 100 acres
OF land in Prince Georges County.
Phone State 2-7373.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. for SALE

HYATTS.-l5,40O 50. #. level land.
Owner must sell. Priced below
market at S10.500. TO. 9-5499.
N-TOWN N.E.-Over $4,000 sq
IT, chain link fence, brick ONCE
and small warehouse; railroad sid
ing; mr.. 2 main thoroughfares
reasonably priced. Box 346-E,
Star.
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ESCAPE
"SKYLAND ESTATES"

"SKYLAND ESTATES"
Situated high atop the Blue Ridge
Mountains OF Virginia on Rte. So
at Linden, offers you ESCAPE
from turmoil, the strife and the
tropical heat OF jungles Of Wash
ington. sKYLAND ESTATES Is at
about 1000 feet altitude with
cool breezes making blankets at
night must. Two sparkling
springfield lakes afford bathing
on white sand beaches, boating
and bass fishing; fully developed
exclusive resort community with
already 30 homes, cabins and
Castles in the Sky" Many dedi-
Gated game preserves, parks, pic
mic areas, observation station
with awe-inspiring view Of the
Shenandoah far below. Nothing
here is proposed" AL Is an ae-
complished fact for your enjoy
ment now. Choice countryside lots
available in the deep woods, sing
ing pines or waterfront. THIS
WEEKS SPECIAL is Lot No. z
in Block No. 43 with 163.2S-ft.
frontage bordering Lost Lagoon
IN Hidden Valley" our beautiful
new lake. SsS9.95 with $S9.9S
down. Buy this Sat. or Sun, or
write for illustrated brochure.
References required.
SKYLAND ESTATES
LINDEN, VIRGINIA p
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OUT OF TOWN REAL ESTATE
WATERFRONT PROP. SALE

AVALON SHORES - House on 8
lots; $1,000 LIST trust. Payable at
S44 mo. Must sacrifice; leaving
city. Call OWNER, WA. 1898.
BUNGALOW, 8 rms. IA baths; on
Potomac; wonderful beach, 1907
frontage: newly painted inside and
out: ~ screened porch. Sill 800.
Great Mills l1R-W.3
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COMMERCIAL GROUND

FAIRFAX CO.-Choice ground,
10000 50. IT.: scott. frontage
on Lee hishway: excellent site
for various stores or doctors
building. Call Mr., oriel. ia. g.
49I4, BOSS & PHELPS. INC,
REALTOR, IA. 4-3776.
$4,000 SO. TT. comm. ground on
busy Warrenton bypass, Rte. 90
gil; very active comm. area;
ideal for most bus. incl. motel, or
hold for cap. gain. S37 800, terms
to suit. LEO ROCCA. Tower Bldg E.
Wash. &, DI. 7-4714.
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FLORIDA PROPERTY
VACATION PLACES

n. MIAMI-3-bedrm., 2-bath CD. 8.
= split-level. 1IOx75; FLA or as
sumo 4lzes CT. EN-. 3-9O64, ait. o.
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694 ACRES, 7-rm. DWELLING; Ia
baths; on hard-surfaee I'd. SILL
300, with $1,000 On. .$76 mo.
!. B. BROOKS. Broker, TIE.
SS1S ACRES, so in cultivation,
balance good timber, 6-rm. house
on Rapidan river, Culpeper county.
MRS. r. w. TIMBERLLKE, Rich
ardsville, Va.
I3S-ACRE FARM on good roads;
5 mi, west Of Winchester, Va.
Completely fenced, good Groom
frame house, modern improve
ments. Bank barn, good condition.
Small chicken house, small frame
house, new; unfinished but liv-
able. 3 wells, plenty water In all
flelds. Tele. and cleo. School bus
and mail at front door. Good
terms TO right party. $4,000.
Write VIM, W. MOSS. sr., Gen.
Del. Colonial Beach, Va, or call
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Good Hunting-Cool Nights

UOUu HUIICIIIB-OUUI NIBIIVS
1, 10, 80, so. 100 acre tracts in
the cool mountains near Win
chester, Va. Plenty Of timber,
mountain streams, camp sites
already cleared and ready on good
roads. Priced from $40 per acre
and UP. Call JU. 5-0601; eve
nings. JU. s-1493, for directions.
IDEAL EMBASSY OR CHURCH
18th and Taylor NV: 5 lots. over
$4,000 So. It. PAUL P. STONE,
tn. 2-110b, RA. 3-9233.
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INVESTMENT PROP, SALE
Ak kos SSSs S REA I1 &SO
TIL OI0O0

KoSSoW, REALTORS
tn. 2-1090
CAPITOL HILL
4-story apartment bldg,
10 units, all 2 bedrooms.
Low rent. Price, $4,000.
, Mr.. Martin.
BOSS a. PHELPS, INC.
Ma. $4,000 Res. OIL. 1890
DUPONT AND SCOTT ClRCLE-l0
garages; always rented, waiting
list; prime investment; By OWN
Err. Box 46-V, Star. 3'
LAUREL, MD.-9O,OOO So. II. Of
commercial ground in the heart
OF Laurel. LAUREL REALTY CO.,
$50 Wash. blvd.
MT. PLEAsANT-4 furn. apart
ments converted. Income S365
mo. Rented. NO. 7-Sgl9.
NORTHWEST-4-unit apt. bldg,
5Ia times gross income; nice pan
eled rec. rm. Call Mr.. Lauffer,
DI. $4,000 or DE. 2-le35,
FREDERICK H. DENSTON CO.
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3 Bedrooms
~ Baths

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. See this
spick-and.span brick rambler, with
sv,l r AnsnOTIisnced lot N excel
Fairfax County The home has
spacious living room with fire-
place, large dining area, GE kitch-
en- equipped with range, refrig-
orator, dishwasher and disposal:
and the home carries q Slb,400
4mee loan with payments Of only
Si03 q month including every
thing; Selling price. $4,000. Call
CT, $4,000.
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

ALEXANDRIA, VA.-427 King St.,
End floor front, 27x2l It. once,
studio, ETC., formerly beauty shop.
SIS. tn. 2-472S.
BETHESDA-C-2 zone, 400 So.
IT. in new 1-story bldg, IA It.
ceiling, drive-in entrance, show
room front; will rent all or part.
E. M. FRY CO., OIL. 6-73S3 or
JU. 6-93l7.
FOR LEASE-3116 Ca. ave; large
store with parking for 8 cars:
reasonable.
HAVE BUILDING, 64x24; iiuores-
cent lighting; suitable for laun-
dromat. Call HU. 3-442l.
LARGE YARD-2-story bldg, for
storage; 5000 50. #. 1921 Geor-
gia ave. AID. 2-2100.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
older-type residence Of Z rooms
and bath on approx. 1900 50
#. Of commercial land in the
town Of Vienna. Ideal for doctor,
dentist or other type Of pro-
fessional use. Real investment for
PENTAGON REALTY
CIR. $4,000 90
The people's voice., 1959-09-04

CHICAGO-(CNS)-Ten of the 33
highest salaried executives in the
U. S. are with steel companies, BUSI-
NESS WEEK reports. For the second
year in a row the top paid man is
Arthur B. Homer, president of Beth
elem Steel, receiving $511,249 in
1853.
The automobile industry pays five
men over $250,0OO a year, according
to the magazines annual survey of
figures the corporations file with Sc
curities & Exchange Commission.
Soap and toiletries and office ma
chimes each pay three men over the
$250,000 figure. Chemicals, communi-
cations, and oil have two executives
each earning more than a quarter
million dollars year. Air, textile,
tobacco, pharmaceutical, distillers,
and electric equipment bring up the
rear with one each.
The people's voice., 1959-09-04

emily participating in this program"
Cannon said, may do so by merely
having its Board of County Commits
sioners enter into a simple contract
with the Montana State Purchasing
Department which covers merely the
procedure for distributing these sur
plus commodities.
'fIt is necessary" he continued,
"for the Board of County Commits
sioners to enter into this agreement
since it is the only county agency
authorized to act as a distribution
agency for these foods except in the
case of a few counties where the
Local Indian Tribal Council has
been designated as the authorized
distribution agency.
Surplus foods are given to the
counties for distribution in addition
to assistance provided under state
and county welfare, programs. u. S.
Department of Agriculture regula-
tions prohibit the reduction to any
person of any state or county welfare
benefits presently being received
Continued On Page Three)
The people's voice., 1959-09-04
Williams Brief
Council Asked
To Uphold Right
Of Free Speech

Montana's Legislative Coun-
Gil has an obligation to uphold
freedom of speech-particular-
ly for witnesses under oath and
before a duly constituted COM
mission of the Legislature-and
generally for citizen employees
of government departments"
ex-Highway Program Engineer
Horace Williams, in substance,
contends in a brief he submitted
to the council this week.
Williams brief is in accord with
the procedure drafted by the council
to handle the hearing on his demotion
and dismissal, which will be held Octo-
Der 26-27.
In taking his case to the council,
Williams points out that "on or about
the 18th day of February, 1869, the
Montana House of Representatives
placed (him) under oath and elected
testimony concerning "e x tr eme
wasteful spending" by the Highway
Commission.
Specifically, the 32-year depart
Continued On Page Two)
The people's voice., 1959-09-04

men are entitled to better treatment.
The miners and smeltermen are strug-
Cling to protect themselves and their
families from the Anaconda Com
pany's demands for greater and great
er profit at the expense of their
employees and the communities in
which they live.
"The Anaconda Company" he con-
cluded, "can promote an early re-
sumption of it's Montana operations
only by fair dealing with the miners
and smeltermen through negotiations
at the bargaining table. The Mine-Mill
Joint Negotiating Committee, the
democratically elected representa-
tives of the miners and smeltermen,
has attempted for many weeks to bar
gain in good faith and we are pre-
pared to do so now"
The people's voice., 1959-09-04
Williams Hearing Slated
For October 26-27 By MIC

ments which they intend to present.
Paul Keller will represent the High
way Commission; r. Williams has
not yet designated an attorney.
Durkee added that a special Legis-
lative Council subcommittee will meet
September 18 with the two attorneys
to discuss the allegations by the two
parties and the tentative rules of pro-
cedure. This subcommittee, which
will then report to the full Council
on September 21, is composed of
Senator Durkee and Representative
P. ]. Gilfeather, George T. Howard
and John ]. Cavan, Jr.
The Council will report its find
ings to the next legislative assembly
in accordance with House Resolution
No. 1 Durkee said, and no action can
be taken by the Legislative Council
which will in any way affect the en-
ployment status of Mr.. Williams.