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Evening star., 1961-03-18
GROUND no BE BROKEN FOR NEW CHURCH
Passion Play Film

The Rev. Paul D. Burton,
minister of Minnesota Avenue
Christian Church, will show
pictures of the 1860 Oberam-
mergau Passion Play that he
acquired while attending the
play last summer during the
8 pm. service tomorrow in the
church. Minnesota avenue and
C street Sc.
Evening star., 1961-03-18
METAPHYSICAL LECTURES
RICHES
ARE
YOUR
RICH

Are there definite laws, which is
fsllOwe ed will enable a person to
attract life's riches? Is 1t possible
to chanEe the mental attitude so
that you experience success rather
than failure? The answer Is, Yes.
This Sunday morning at IL am. in
the Grand Ball Room of the Hotel
Twenty Four Hundred, I'll be
speaking on the subject Riches
Are Your Right" and you are In
vited to attend. Also Dial Radio
WAsH-FM or WDON SUNDAY $3.50
a.m.)
Evening star., 1961-03-18
Dr.. Sites TO Speak

DR.. Raymond S. Sites, cur
ator Of education at the Ma
tional Gallery Of Art. will pre-
sent an illustrated lecture on
DaVinci's masterpiece, The
Last Supper" at 1880 pm. to-
morrow in Calvary Baptist
Church, Eighth and H streets
Evening star., 1961-03-18

question and how his father
replies to the Communists de-
mand that he stop preaching
furnish the major conflicts Of
the gripping film.
Washington church people
and others should not miss this
quietly exciting picture, which
reveals in the lives Of ordinary
people the unabashed Com
munist menace to all that is
good and true in life.
Evening star., 1961-03-18

chaplainS in both houses OF Con-
gress, 36 were Methodist clergy
men and 28 Presbyterians.
Other denominations repre-
sented were EpiscopalianS, 10;
Baptists, IA; Unit, ians, 4;
CongregationaliSts, 3; Christian
Disciples of Christi, l; Uni
versalist, /; Lutheran, /;
Roman Catholic, /.
The editorial further OBJ
served that in terms Of years
of service the Methodists led
with 124 years, with the Pres
byterians next with rs years.
The other denominational rep
resentativeS served as follows:
EpiscopalianS, So years; Bap-
fists, 30; Universalists, 26; Uni
tarians, Is; Lutherans, 7;
Christian Church, 4; Roman
Catholics, /.
Length of Service Noted
The length of service Of in
dividual chaplains was cited by
Mr.. Duncan as being inequi-
table. Many chaplains served
only one year while a few have
held the post many years.
Longest incumbent was the
Rev. James Shea Montgomery,
, Methodist, who served 20 years.
Next was the Rev. Henry N.
Couden, Universalist, 26 years.
Since Mr.. Montgomery fol-
lowed Mr.. Couden the House
had only two chaplains in SIS
years, 1895-1950.
The Baptist editor proposes
that Congress establish a
procedure setting a limit to
the number of years a chaplain
might hold the position and
providing that successors come
from a different denomination.
He also advocates that Senate
and House chaplains serving
concurrently be of different
churches. While leaving the
term details to Congress, Mr..
Duncan suggests either two or
four years, preferably the latter.
Asserting it is an honor for
any minister, and his denomi-
nation, to serve as chaplain Of
the House or the Senate, he
declared therefore, we ad-
vocate impartial selection of
those serving in this high
office"
Most people will undoubtedly
agree with Mr.. Duncan's views.
But since the Senate in DR..
Frederick Brown Harris and
the House in DR.. Bernard
Braskamp have two outstand-
ing ministers serving as chap
lains perhaps the wise thing
might be for the suggested
change to take effect when
they retire.
Evening star., 1961-03-18
DR.. Aqus to Lecture

DR.. Jacob B. Agus, spiritual
leader of the Beth El Con-
gregation in Baltimore and an
instructor in the philosophy of
Judaism at Johns Hopkins
University, will speak on Me
dieval Attempts at Reintegra-
ton" at 10:45 am. tomorrow
before the Washington He
brew Congregation, Massachu-
sets avenue and Macomb
street NV, in the third of a
series of four lectures he is
giving there.
Evening star., 1961-03-18
Morse to Speak

The United Church Of the
Covenant in Fairfax County
will sponsor a talk by Senator
Morse, Democrat of Oregon. on
Three Critical Issues Facing
Us" at 8 pm. Tuesday in the
Rose Hill Elementary School,
Rose Hill drive between Tele-
graph and Franconia roads.
Evening star., 1961-03-18

BETHLEHEM I'd. c.
18th and T SITS. Sc. Rev Herbert
Bernthai, $50 and II am
CHRIST ID. c.
18th and Gallatin SITS NV Rev.
VIII. F. Bruening, $50 and II
am
FIRST TRINITY I'd. g.
4th and E Ste. NV Rev, H B.
Roepe, $50 and l1:OO am.
Sunday School, $50.
MOUNT OLIVET ID. c.
1905 Vermont Ave, NV. Rev
VIM. schiebel, 1900 am.
PILGRIM
$500 Mass Ave NV, Extended.
DR. Martin c. Pooh, $50 and II
am. Sunday School, $50 am
CALVARY (Silver Spring.
a545 Georgia Ave. Rev. Frederick
ST. ANDREWS (WheatOn)
1924 Georgia Ave. Rev. Charles
Mueller, $50 and l1:0O am
CHURCH OF THE CROSS
6@4 Great Falls Rd.. Rockville.
INTMANUEL (Aiexandria) u
1901 Russell Rd Rev wilmer D.
Nensing, $50 and HOO am.
OUR SAVIOUR (ArlingtOn)
9th and s. Taylor Rev. George
Wehmeyer, $40 and 100 am.
BETHANY (GrOvetOn, Va.)
Beacon Hill Rd and Oak Dr. Rev.
John Graudin, $50 and II am.
WTHF TTTTVFRAN VOTTR 50
Evening star., 1961-03-18
THE HUMAN SIDE OF RELIGION
Terms for ChoPIoins
In Congress Urged
BY CASPAR NAMES
Religious News Editor Of The star

An editorial this weeks Capital Baptist by its editor
James Duncan the selection Of chapanS for the Senate
and the already widespread interest and
discussion.
Mr. Duncan points of the ministers serving
Evening star., 1961-03-18

THE LUTHERAN HOUR" SUNDAY 1880 PM, WRC, $50
LUTHERAN HOUR FESTIVAL COMING MAY %
Evening star., 1961-04-16
FUTURA

Real Estate. Inc. CL. 6-sO4O
ANNANDALE-l-year- -old rapcher;
1 bedrms.. baths; rec. rm.
bsmt.; S20,q50. Avail. now OWN
Err, no agents. CT. 6-4S39.
ANNANDALE-Spl level; 4 bed
rms 2i2 baths; CT loan 4A03
Bristow DIR. CL. 6-2113. No agents
Evening star., 1961-04-16
BHR
BETTER HOMES REALTY, IN

BEI LII HUNEO NENI 7 T. nv :
REALTORS
NORTH ARLINGTON
OPEN l-DARK-Space and room
mess in abundance. 2 bedrms,
~ baths, Attn and 5th bedrms,
possible. CloSe-in handy location.
A bonanza buy at only Sl7,a50l
33l N. Barton st Easy to reach
by car or by bus. South off n.
Pershing dr.. North off N. Wash
ington blvd. TYSON REALTY CO.
IF 4-o6A4
Evening star., 1961-04-16
ANNANDALE-Brick rambler.
ANTIQUEB BRICK
ARLINGTON
CENTRAL AIR-COND.

8 bedrms., Q baths, living rm., din
ing rm., kit, bar room, den, 2-car
garage, back porch. Newly decor
ated. Can be made into apts.
Best buy in Va. BY OWNER. S22,-
500. Open Sun. 10 TO dark 250S
All hlNd LA S-AHL2
Evening star., 1961-04-16
FRANCONIA
GI-S5O0 CASH

Sill per month PITT buys this 2.
bedrm.. lIs-bath ! Cape Cod In
Fails Church area; separate DIN
nm, rec. rm; well shaded lot
large patio. JE. 3-l663. No agents
Evening star., 1961-04-16
q W. BFRENS, Realtors

5000 Chain Bridge Rd Ell. 6-6O2G
McLEAN-OPEN SUNDAY-T-rm
house: Hwy. Z; GI 40 mtg
Best buy for S2S,SO0. Also, by
appt., lO-rm. house; gracious
living: 5l2"c mtG, ~ yrs. So.
600. Also. split-level. corner lot
immaculate; 3 bedrmS., rec. rm.
S@7, $50. Also, acreaEe, CONNER.
cial, subdivision plots DEMOT7
REALTY. INC, 5O45 CHAIN
BRIDGE RID, MCLEAN. VA, Ell
Evening star., 1961-04-16
HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

ARL. FOREST-Brk. Colonial.
b. rms, din, rm.. / \ baths, mod;
kit. scr. porch, rec. rm., shaded
fenced lot, patios, top cony., ex-
tras. FHA. appraised, ready for
buyer. OWNER, ia. 5-729S.
ASSUME CT -bdrm. brk.
ramb., full bsmt.: VIENNA WOODS
$1,000 cash, bal. Sll5 mo. pitt
BURNERS RLTY. CO., ia. 7-OO7l
Evening star., 1961-04-16

MCLEAN' UHANN hIUJE
Bi-level,\ modern, all brick, s.
bdrms, baths, and family nm
are air conditioned; possible 4th
bdrm. and bath, walk-out day
light bSmt.. . firepls; Handicapped
with Towering shrubs, shade
trees, stone patio brick barbe-
que Yours for FHA appraisal,
$4,000. BY OWNER KE. 6-a222
Evening star., 1961-04-16
NC LEAN N-IANGLE1 Y
CHAIN FRIDGE

Is only 1 mile from this lovely
home in most exclusive estate
area, a one-acre lot is the settinG
for the centrally air conditioned
rambler. A large family room
right off the kitchen, huge
bedrooms, 3 full baths, Gear at
taChed garage, enclosed patio
And wait until you see the panelec
IeC. room with bar. S39,500 with
excellent financing.
Evening star., 1961-04-16
HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.

ARL., N.-3-bedrm., 2-bath. brick
rSmbler. Firepl., fin. bsmt.. built
in garage, stairs to storage attic,
lge. rear yard with trees, stone
patio. hilltop view; $4,000; avail
late June. OWNER, ia $4,000.
Evening star., 1961-04-16
HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.
DOCTOR

Luxury rfmbler, $500 90. IT,, l
level, with additional separate
area for professional offices
large rooms; 4 toilets 18th roughed
i'm, 3 terraces; over acre level
lot. Mantua, l mile Fairfax Hos.
initial LIE o-S11R
Evening star., 1961-04-16
HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.
(cONIiNUED)

ANNANDALE vIC.-Large Colonial
split-leYel: brick, on l2-acre
wooded lot with city water and
sewer: liv. rm. with paneled fire
pl. wall, sep, din. rm., GE kit
rm. with IA bath. Dashboard
H.-W.H. gar. bsmt. 1905 Spring
Valley dr., 800 #. off Braddock
rd., Il mi. beyond Rte. 236, CRU
YER BUILDERS, INC, JE. 2-6795.
ANNANDALE-Split-level: 4 bed,
rms, 2l5 baths; GI loan. 1905
Bristow DR.. CL. 6-2773. No agts
Evening star., 1961-04-16
ARLINGTON, SOUTH
Interested?
IN
A nlnnn NNh nrn
VA REALTY co.

OF. 4-s5OO Ewes. IA. 4-il2'
ARL- S.-3-B- R. BRK. Liv. rm. v
firepl.. sep. din. rm., bsmt., porcn
nice kit, Sl5,95O.
Evening star., 1961-04-16

LITTLE AD: BIG VALUE-2-yea
old, 3-bedroom brick rambler
beautiful modern kitchen. ga
baths; full daylight basement with
recreation room. Priced for quick
sale at only S2l $50. Assume SIS
500 GI loan. POMPONIO REALTY,
22lS Wilson blvd, ia. 5-5561.
Evening star., 1961-04-16
BAREFOOT

SPLTT-LEVEL ON LAKE
3 bedrms., 3 baths, den, living
dining. family kit, rec, lndry
and storage rooms. Sundeck, pa
ito, carport, radiant heat. Idea
arransement for living and en-
tertainlng. Immed. occupancy.
OWNER, CL. 6-147l
Evening star., 1961-04-16

VA - 6-rm. house
bath. heat, enclosed util. rm, %
miles d. c. Sl00 per mo-, i'm
med possession. MABEL PUR'
YEAR. Phone Herndon Stall
Evening star., 1961-04-16
HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.

McLEAN-VirEinia's fastest grow-
ing area and in this prestige To-
cation we have brand-neW split
foyer rambler beautifully built
with tremendous rooms. Slate en-
trance large living room with
fireplace, huge separate dining
room, one of the most beautiful
kitchens seen, four lovely big
bedrooms, three full baths: garage
and finished rec. room Mid 3Os
and a real buy. ATLAS OF AR
LI5ING5TON; IA. 5-155O: ewes"
Evening star., 1961-04-16
urRNANnn,s HInEAHAY

HERNANDO'S HIDEAWAY
has nothing on this pic
turesuue 3-bedroom rambler
on great big i2-acre lot
with a running stream. This
chock -full-of charm home is
the answer II you like
wooded rustic charm. Huge
ell-shaped living room and
dining room combination.
family room with fireplace
and lovely patio. Low cash.
small payments. ROUIH
ROBBINS REAL ESTATE
CORP, FL. 4-25OO. XII.
$4,000.
Evening star., 1961-04-16
NO DOWN GI
BETTER HOMES REALTY, INC
REALTORS

NORTH ARLINGTON-owner will
hold lst trust. Good close-in prop
erty, ! minute to Fl. Myer, few
mins. to Pentagon. Shopping and
transportation facilities in imme-
diate vicinity. This older home
features 3 bedrooms, living room
with fireplace, separate dining
room, porch, garage All for only
$4,000 A real good buy. Call
days, WE. s-6100 Evesr HU. l.
9263.
Evening star., 1961-04-16
nv OWNFp

MCLEAN. BY OWNER - 4-level
split-level 4 bedrmS., 3 full baths
Sn %,R se 10 shTgSSsd sCb00a iUt SSd cgIdssaS
pool, Ice. paneled rec. rm., car
port, full cellar. gas heat, de-
signed for air conditioning. Din
ing rm. Fireplace, GE kit, Oft.
OF counter. natural wood cup
board, ample breakfast seating,
S27.5O0. Assume lge. 5E2"c first
trust. Avail. July ]. No agent.
Inspect by appt., Ell. 64l55.
Evening star., 1961-04-16
HOTIl |

For the man who wants bargain
Clean, well-kept, well-built, all
brick Colonial, Full basement WIN
usable. Fireplace, porch. Re-
duced to under the FHA, since
owner has moved out and is anx-
ious for a quick sale. Buy with
low down payment FLA, or II you
have some cash, take over 4ia's
GI loan. Call US for details,
Evening star., 1961-04-16
FAIRFAX
PICK YOUR APPLES"

On the lawn Of this spanking new
brick rambler in Little River
Hills" Features 20-ft. living rm.,
SEP. dining rm, kitchen with dining
space your color choice OF equip. J,
> full baths, . fireplaceS, lGe. rec.
nm. area, Dashboard h.-w. heat:
20 600 50. IT, of lawn; GI. FLA
and excel. conventional financing;
S23,950. SEE THIS NOW! Open
Evening star., 1961-04-16
ANNANnAIE

s-bedrm. 2fa-bath split-level, day
lisht bsmt.. finished rec. nm. car
port. patio; custom kltchen, 4Ln
assumed. Open Sat. sun. til
dark. Dir. RavenSworth I'd. 10
Heritage drive and follow Futura
~ - E@nI NTannr Fnnrf
Evening star., 1961-04-16
mnpsr InVERS

Trees and flowers surround this
immaculate shoWplace OF distinc'
tion: 4-level brick split. in a
prestige area; 4 mammoth bed
rms, 2la baths. din. rm, mahog
rec. rm., huge family rm., modern
kit. with eating space. Features
include eft. center-hall entr., &C
built-in Stereo, eft. screened
porch, bar, firepl, etc; 2-stal
horse stable with nice pasture, lge
veg. garden. AS little as 81 900 On
will purchase. Price, S35,75O. By
appointment only. See this master
piece OF pleasant living. Open 9-S
REALTY, JE. 4-IOOl
Evening star., 1961-04-16
HOME AND INCOME

Near Pentagon, NAVY Annex and
Fl. Myer. Close to churches. school,
shopping center and tranSporta-
ton. " separate apts. Live in one
and rent the other; S24,95O.
TO INSPECT, CALL IA. Alb
Evening star., 1961-04-16
Charm and SeCluSiOn

CndTIn anu OtCIuSIUII
FOR THE FAMILY WHO IS LOOK
ING FOR SOMETHING REALLY
DIFFERENT. This beautiful ram
bling home defies description, but
II you appreciate home of
artistic beauty you must see this
one. Home and swimming pool
are situated in the middle OF
beautiful iz-acTe lot in the
Vienna area. Priced at S33. 1850.
Evening star., 1961-04-16

ANNANDALE = 4-bedrm., 2-bath
split; adjacent to St. Michael's S
Parish; exclusive neighborhood
walk to public and parochial
schools; flexible financing. CL.
6-3OlO
Evening star., 1961-04-16
MOVE IN

Yes. you may move Immediately
into this 4-ypar-old vacant split
level. 3 bedrmS. "a baths upper
level, Iiv. rm. with firepl, din
rm. and eye-level oven kit, mid
die level. Lower level features
heated family rm., toilet and
utility area. Carport. Hot water
Dashboard heat Desirable loo: bet.
Alex. and Fl. Belyolr. ONLY Sl9,-
$50. JE. 4-1l33. NO AGENTS.
Mr.. PENTAGoN = Aurora Hills.
Rambler; 10 rms. and 3 baths;
landscaped: fenced. or. 4-IS44. :.
Evening star., 1961-04-16
MONROE

WE INVITE TRADES"
REALTORS so. 5-910O
Evening star., 1961-04-16
CITADEL REALTY

CITADEL REALLY
HOME AND OFFICE-Ideal for de
lightful living in business, Of
flee Modern 3-bedrm, 2-bath
brick rambler. Pvt. reception rm,
with pvt. entry and office in
bsmt., plus a rec. rm.. laundry
rm. and workshop. Delighttul rear
porch, carport. Many extras and
features. Top cloSe-in loc.; oil
Lee hwy. in N. Arl. ONLY S23,95O!
To responsible business or pro-
fessional party, this exceptional
bona fide offer is made: NO
INITIAL CASH OUTLAY is re-
auired for your down payment
and settlement costs. Your monthly
payments will run SlG5 to 500
principal, interest, taxes and ms
Will be shown only Dy sppt. Cal
JE. 4-2644. TYSON REALTY CO
HOLMES RUN ACRES-30 lge.
oaks. 10 Towering dogwoodS on
II acre, contemporary with beamed
ceiling, 3 bedrms:, ~, baths,
2Oxi6 liv. rm. with firepl;, huge
kit, shaded, screened porch. Low
OOs IF o-onTQ
Evening star., 1961-04-16
NORTH ARLINGTON

A redecorated Colonial featuring 3
bedrooms, separate dining room,
fireplace, full basement, big rec.
room, ~ baths, and Gear ga
rage: immediate possession; full
price only SlS,750.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1961-05-19
Consumer Price Index
Remains Unchanged In
March AIT 1915 Per cent

WASHINGTON, d. C.-The con-
sumner price index remained un-
changed in March at 1915 per cent
of the 1947-49 level, the u. S. Labor
Departments Bureau of Labor Stats
tics reported.
Lower average prices for commodi-
ties offset higher service rates. The
index continued to reflect the overall
stability which has characterized
consumer prices since last October.
Most changes between February and
March were relatively small.
The more important declines were
for food and transportation, especial
ly used cars. Advances were recorded
for housing and reading and recrea-
ton, primarily higher movie admis-
sions. Compared with a year earlier,
average retail prices were up by
Ia per cent.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1961-05-19
Gals, Watch
Those Pencils

WASHINGTON, D. C.-(CNS)-
Federal authorities recently seized
four lots of eye makeup containing
coal-tar colors banned since 1898 as
unsafe for use in eye cosmetics.
These included popular brand eye
pencil and eye makeup kit.
Cosmetic makers say they've used
the current formula in rs million
pencils the past eight years without
harmful effects.
Toilet Goods Association says it
opposes use of any coloring agent
not acceptable to FDA. It's testing
coal-tar colors for use in lipstick and
eye pencil and will submit its find
ings to FDA.
American Medical Association also
supports FDA's ban. eff a product
contains a substance that changes
the function of the skin, then it's not
a cosmetic but drug until complete.
safety is proven" ANA says.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1961-05-19
Democratic Women
Discuss Education AT
Laurel Meeting

Democratic women continued their
educational and organizational pro-
gram across the state last week with
a regional conference in Laurel on
Friday, where over so women at
tended luncheon meeting conducted
by Mrs. Norma Keil, Ledger, state
president, and Mrs. Frances Logan,
Charlo, national committeewoman.
The Friday meeting, hosted by
Laurel Democratic women, was chair
ed by Mrs. Joe Void, Jr. They held
''buzz' sessions and discussed edu-
cation in Montana. Mrs. Logan spoke
on federal aid to education, in two
hour information packed session.
Following the luncheon, Gretchen
Billings of the Peoples Voice, spoke
briefly on the 1861 Legislature.
Mrs. Buelah Mcfarland, director
of Region 8, which includes Yellow
stone, Carbon, Big Horn and Treas
ure counties, intro duced women repre-
senting the various counties. Demo-
cratic women from Sweetgrass and
Saltwater counties were also invited
to attend the conference.
Following the Friday meeting, Mrs.
Logan and Mrs. Keil went to Miles
City for an evening dinner session
of lady Democrats in that area.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1961-05-19

/ letter from the Attorney General
which was construed to mean cal
sinking funds are trust funds but al
trust funds are not sinking funds.
With this definition in hand the
examination of the state's money
Golfers will be undertaken by Rep.
HenryS. Hibbard (R-Lewis & Clark
Sen. Hibbs. Sen. Robert Durkee ID
Hill), Rep. Tim Sullivan (D-Silver
Bowl, Sen. William Croft (D-Raval-
liz, Rep. Gordon McOmber (D-Te-
tony, Sen. Kenneth Cole (R-Petro-
leum), and Rep. Norris Nichols (R-
Ravalli).
A two-man committee of Dussault
and Hibbs will steer the bill drafting
manual to it's final printed form. The
draft of the manual is now being sent
to more than twenty professional
drafters for criticisms which may be
Incorporated in the tool to save the
time lost by defective bills in the
legislative mill.
While it may be construed as
handbook for lobbyists it will serve
the problem better than a screening
committee for bills, to correct the
language.
Rep. Melcher said that he had to
have bill retyped five times because
a co-sponsor kept seeing defects in
the title of the bill.
This situation is so bad that the
council has doubts that some of the
attorneys hired for the drafting of
bills can read or write.
State Examiner Albert Leuthold
had asked if he could appear before
the Council to talk about the differ
ence between the taxes paid by state
and national banks. The question
arose as to whether they should hear
officials and then do nothing about
it as in the past or should the Council
give appointments to those they want
to hear.-FS
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1961-05-19
Legislative Council Organizes,
To Study Agency Reorganization

The Legislative Council settled
down to the two tasks assigned it by
the 37th session-governmen re-
organization and the study of fiscal
procedures. The Monday meeting
concerned itself with the preliminary
probings for the studies.
Two temporary subcommittee were
organized to do the spade work on
governmental reorganization. One
will deliniate duties of various de-
partments and agencies under the
Constitution and statutes, while the
other will look to what they should be.
The Constitution committee has
Senator Edward Dussault (D-Mis-
soula) as chairman to work with Sen.
Rex Hibbs (R-Yellowstone), Reps.
R. w. Gustafson (D-Pondera) and
Howard H. Lord (R-Granite).
The committee ON the proposed
structure is headed by Senator Dave
James (D-Liberty). The other mem
bers are Sen. Jack S. Bremen (R-
Beaverhead) Reps. ]. D. Melcher Cd
Rosebud), and Alex Blewett (R-Cas-
cade). III
AS these two committees strobe off
into the areas inhabited by Plato's
Republic" another committee was
formed to be of permanent nature
for the next 10 months. The fiscal
committee was started on its way by
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1961-05-19

conflicting opinion on use of the
states abundant resources, further
complicate the problem.
Weydemeyer, who is master of the
State Grange, said there is pressing
need for Coordination of policies
on use and to minimize conflicts
between groups :" The latter he
pointed to by example of those who
seek multiple purpose development of
water resources, VS.. those who hold
the opinion that the natural sur
roundings should be subjected to a
minimum of change.
The moderator asked: 1. How
are we going to solve the con-
flicts? 2. How do we secure public
understanding of the problems in
volved? 3. Should Montana have an
overall Department of Resources
If so, what present state agencies
should it combine? a. What form
should such an agency take? Should
it be under the administration of
a single individual or should gen.
eral policy be set by a commission?
SINCE 1908
State Engineer Buck said that the
office he holds was first created by
the legislature in 1908. Since then
its duties have been added to until
Continued On Page Five)
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1961-05-19
Risk Too Great

WASHINGTON, D. C.-(PAD
"A delegation of Ohio Democrats
called on Congressman Michael
Kirwan to ask if he would run for
governor. Kirwan brooded for
moment, then replied:
"Only two men from my district
ever got to be governor-James A.
Garfield and William Mckinley.
Both of them were assassinated.
No. | don't think care to rum"
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1961-05-19

dents 100000 additional outlay for
gas each year.
In Chinook, the total increase is
estimated at $70,0O0-roughly equal
to the city's annual budget. Mozart
ney also said that the Hi-Line group
is busy organizing in eight other
towns besides Havre and Chinook
and that they are soliciting funds on
meter basis.
Other reports indicated that, as
one observer put it, Great Falls
businessmen are hopping mad,
and a number of checks ranging
from 500 to $500 have already
been received from Main Street
to help fight the higher rates.
The Cascade group Monday night
also further perfected their organi-
cation by adding additional members
to their board of directors. Officers,
besides Schockley are: Co-chairman,
Lloyd Wenner; secretary, Ben Hilley,
and treasurer, Richard Lorenz. Di-
rectors are Deane Hopper, John Bo-
land, John Mcmillan, Grin Cure, Rus
sci Conklin, P. ]. Gilfeather, DR.. M.
F. Keller, Ralph Cook, Sam Brock,
Herman Topel, Joe Meyer, Frank
Freeburg and Ken Nisbet.
The officers and board represent
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