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Vote for 4


The non-partiSan race for
control of Montgomery Coun-
tvs Board of Education is
submerged in political over
tones.
At stake are four of the
seven seats on a school board
which spends SGT million a
year to run 1872 schools and
a junior college for $4,000
students. The political tone
stems from the high cost of
education, what it does to
county taxes and to the lib
eral Democratic adminiStra-
ton that has to collect them
Interest in the school board
race was intensified when a
37-cent increase in the coun-
ty tax rate was set to cover
the cost of a new teacher
salary schedule approved by
the board.
Costs Dominant Issue
Spending and taxes, there
fore, have become the domi-
nant issues in the school
board campaign, even though
both incumbents and chal-
1engerS also have discussed
differences in approach to
education and teaching
methods.
The financial aspects have
been strong enough to give
the county its first headon
clash between four incum-
bents, running on their rec
ords, and four principal chal-
lengers.
The incumbents, Board
President William R. Thorn
as, III; Harold F. Breimyer,
Paul G. Howard and Robert
E. Morrow, have claimed that
their budgets were necessary
to assure quality education
for all county children, to
eliminate double-seSSionS and
to give the county a first
rate all-around school Sys-
tenn.
Claim Cuts Possible
Although none of the chal-
lengers suggest that the
teacher salary increase was
not necessary, they claim
economies can be made with
out harming the education of
students. The four chal-
lengerS who have run on a
loose anti-incumbent al
lance are Everett H. Wood
ward, William E. coyle,
Charles w. Bell and William
I. Saunders.
A ninth candidate, running
Independently, is Leon R.
Gross of Silver Spring who
decided late to wage an
active campaign. He feels
that neither the incumbents
nor the four principal chal-
lengers are presenting the
real issue. He considers this
to be careful consideration
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Vote For One
For County Sheriff
Ralph W. Offutt
(Demorrotl
AGE 40

AGE: 40.
HO M e: ABB
Eost Die m on d
avenue, Goithers-
burg.
VOTING KEY;
3l-A.
BACKGROUND:
County policemen
II years before
resigning in 1851
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PIummer M. Sheurin

AGE: 46.
HOME: $500
Woodbine street,
Chevy Chose.
R U N N IN 6
FOR: Circuit
Court Judge.
ELECTED BY:
Entire county.
VOTING KEY:
BE.
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Wilton E. CoYIe

AGE: 81.
HOME: l0605
Meodowhill road ,
Silver Spring.
RUNNING: At
large.
ELECTED BY:
Entire county.
VOTING KEY:
BE.
BACKGROUND:
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KENSINGTON-Rock Creek
Hills, NEW LISTTNGl Stun
ming 4-bedrm., 3-bath ram
bier, featuring latest kit
chen equipment, gear ga
rage with radio-operated
doors, large recreation room
and o ''storybook" garden
and patio, $50, 500. To see,
call JU. 6-7611.
BEERS BROS. REALTORS
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RANDOLPH HILLS = S-bedroom
brick rambler, baths. sep. din
rm... daylight rec. RIM, 1-h;p all
eond; flagstone patio, fenced yard
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SILVER SPRING
8EOpen
SUNDAY. 2 TO 9
HAPPY HOME

$500 = = &AOAAAS
WHT1k OAK. beautiful nearly new
brick-and-stone luxury rambler on
an acre, bedrooms. "a baths
den and family room. (sitting I'm
off master bedroom would make
9Th bedrooml de luxe kitchen. 2
car garage. Dashboard hot-Watel
heat. A truly lovely home. Re
duced TO $44.750. DIR: Rte. 90
beyond White Oak to ColesVille-
Beltsville I'd. right to 1915.
SEVEN OAKS-3-bedroom, 1ia-batf
brick Colonial separate dining
room, den. laundry room On 1si
floor. garage, lovely wooded lot
Walking distance to heart Of Sil,
yer Spring. S21,o50 FLA terms
DIR: Colesville I'd. to Dale dr..
right to Pershing dr., right to COZ
CONN. AVE. PARK-Lovely 3-bed-
room. 1z-bath brick rambler with
large living room and fireplace,
table-spaee kitchen, reception rm.,
patio on beautiful handicapped
wooded. fenced lot. $1e,250 FHA
terms. DIR: Viers Mil I'd. Il
Bushey dr., right to Havards righi
LOWELL E. HENDRICK
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TAkOMA PARK
You'll Have To Look Inside
To believe this 9-year-old, com.
pletely redecorated Cape Cod Ia.
3 levels Of living space. Ideal fol
large family. 4 bedrooms. 2 TILED
baths. rec. rm.. .TV rm.,- large
sliding door closets with fluores.
cent lights. hardwood floors
comb. windows, dishwasher, dis.
posal and it's centrally air con.
ditioned. too. Assume large FHA
loan. or name your own terms
Owner transferred: Only S16.600
BY OWNER, JU. 6-S965.
TEMPLETON KNOLLs-3-bedroon
semidet. brick, full bsmt., stove
refgr., fenced lot, vac, only $29E
dn. incl. settlement, call OWNER,
DU. 10000.
UNIVERSITY PARK-Vaeant. For
quick possession, prestige neigh
borhood, 3-bedrm. rambler close
to transp. and schools, 2 air con.
ditioners, washer, dryer, storm
windows and fenced yard incl. in
sale price Of S19,500.
JOHN H. HUGHES CO. WA. 7-0560
UNIVERSITY PARK. Open / to {
Sunday, 5000 44th ave.-Spacious
4-bedrm., 2h-bath brick Colonia
on lovely shaded lot. 1 bedrm
and bath on LIST. Den, breezeway,
2-car gar. and patio block
TY CO.. AP, 1885,
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VACANT

S19,750. $1,000 On. Owner must
sell. Liv. rm., din. rm., lge. mod.
elec. kit. bedrm.. - bath on LIST fl.
2 lge. bedrms. and tile bath UP.
Fen. yd,, bsmt., new roof. Good
neighborhood, mr.. transp., grade
and O'Connell High schools, shops,
etc. LIST trust, $4,000. JE. 2-3320.
ARL. n, BY OWNER-comfortabla
Cape Cod, lge. din. rm.. cleo. kit.
3 twin bedrms.. ga baths, scr.
porch, super rec. nm. all paneled.
Excel. area, walk to bus, shops,
schools. st. AIMS parish. OPEN
LIS PM. Low price SGT $50. Con-
venience and good living is 1 blk.
off Wash. blvd. at 1112 N. Jeffer-
SON st. -
ARL., n, BY OWNER-CC area.
3 bedrm., brick, "a baths. family
rm., excel. schools. 500 $50. Prin-
cipals only. KE. 6-79S2.
ARL.. N.-Red brk. ramb.. liy. rm..
din. rm.., lge; kit. 3 b.r.. 2 baths.
univ C2J rSn IA E-Ql- -
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NEAR e osA: NsA. MOL
MEICIARE MANOR
BRENTWOOD

Space and comfort. Older f.
bedrm. Colonial. Situated on
extra Ice. level. wooded lot,
side porch for summer COM
fort, oil hot-water heat,
separate din rm., plus many
extras. Close-in, convenient
area. Only S11.950. Nothing
down to veteran. A good
value.
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SIL. sPRING-CLOSE IN, CENTR
AIR COND., 20-FT. JALiOUSIEr
PORCH. Mod. 3-bedrmy bath
brick rambler on 1S6-ft. level
fenced lot. Storm windows anc
doors, firepl. in liv. rm;, rec; I'm.
1908 Lansdowne way. Principal,
only. OWNER, JU. 7-6466.
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ST. BERNARD'S PARISH
Immaculate 3-bedroom brick-and-
single rambler. SEP. DIN. RIM.
full bsrnt. that has tiled floor
picture window, walk-out exit
Many extras. Already appraised
PARAMOUNT REALTY co.
Realtors WE. 6-5422
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ANDREWS AREA
OPEN SUNDAY 2 TO 9
PRICED REDUCED
BEAUTIFUL CORNER BRK. RAM
BIER WIS bedrms., sep. din. nm.
2 firepls.,. lge. rec. rm., built-ir
gar. You'll be amazed at the sizI
and conveniences OF this kitchen
DIRS.: Out Temple Hills I'd. Il
Portal ave-, turn rgt. and continue
to $500 Walnut street. Ewes, Mr.
Lozupone, LU. 1-6937.
DESIGN REALTY co.
RE. 6-3212
ANDREWS BOLLING-Immediatl
occupancy, 3-bedrm. brick ram.
bier, carport, walk-out bsmt
scenic back yard. FILA APPRAISED
DANDY REALTY CO. REALToE
ANDREWS AREA-3-bedrm, brick
rambler, IN baths, firepl.. full
bsmt:, " acre. By OWNER. CY
ANDREWS AREA
HIILCREST HTS. - Builder mus
sell this new center hall bricl
rambler. liv. I'm. wLfirepl. anc
bay window, lge. beautiful colorec
built-in cleo. kit, full bsmt.. leye
lot, near shopping and bus. Ask.
ing S22,950. Any reasonable offel
VEsTA REAL ESTATE
redwood 6-2010
ANDREWS AREA
OXON HILL-1a-acre lot wItreel
sets off this large 2-bedrm. rambl
w/rec. rm. in bsmt. CT no IS down
or FLA $3.50 down.
CLINToN-3-bedrm. brick rambler
wIlarge rec. rm. In bsmt.,. IN
baths; House Ike new. GI no down 1l
NA' V dRIBsIE REAL ESTATE TAi go
ANDREWS AREA
$1,000 On. will buy an all-brtck
rambler, 8 b.rs., Ia baths, det
brick gar, rear patio. Seller VII
completely redecorate for buyer
Immed. oecup. ZAGAM1 REALTY
547-9377 or 5S3-0341.
APPRECIATE QUALITY? = Their
you must see this beautiful Z.
glass jalouSied porch. stone fire
pl. in liv. rm., sep. din. rm.. d.
luxe Frigidaire equipped kit. witt
eating space. fin. rec. I'm. with
stone firepl., on almost an acrt
Of wooded land, nr. the Potomac
River in the Tantallon Country
Club area. S33.950.
Miller Real Estate Co.
5S 81 7 LiviRss.on Rd ror. sh Ht so %S
ATTENTION!-Good starter home
owner must leave. price reduced
see this brk. home on very larg'
lot for only $4,000. Be the frs
Miller Real Estate Co.
5Ss5 f LIVINGSTON Rd. Forest Hts so Nd
BEL AIR (BoWIE)-Air-cond. 4.
b.r. Colonial, sep. din. rm., famil!
rm., 21a baths, gar. built-in dish.
washer. oven. cook top. self-de.
frost refrigerator. washer, dryer
storms. scrns. $40. 800. 262-0395
BELTSvnLE-Magnificent 4-bed
room custom-built brick Cape Cod
banquet-size din. rm., huge old
time kitchen. with ultramoderr
appliances all this with de-
bacneQ garage on luJi aCrO o
beautiful ground. call early fol
this one.
ATTENTION vETS-All this fol
S15,500, 3-bedrm. rambler on lge
wooded lot. sep. din. rm.. storm
windows and doors, automatic
washer and dryer also included
Off-street parking Just settlement
costs only. Call today.
cHEvERLY AREA-3-bedrm. ram,
bier on large corner lot. equipped
kit, full rec.-type bsmt.: off-stree
parking Just q few blks. from
schools, shopping and transp. As.
sumo $4,000 loan with pay
ments Of 500 per mo.
ST. MARY14-bedrm. Cape Cod
with 10 by Is enclosed porch,
full baths. full bsmt. with rec
rm., large level lot, fenced IL
rear. Buy now and be in beforl
school begins in fall. Only SIG,
800, full price with VA or FIJI
terms.
PRINCE GEO. PROPERTIES. INC
AP. 7-7774 AP. 7-217I
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ALEXANDRIA AREA
TThTTOTYAT
MONROE NJ; N FSII %
ANNANDALE

ANNANDALE =
M. bus and shopping, SIS. 3D.
FLA financing. $3.50 down. CAL
OWNER, FL. 1880. office CT.
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POTOMAC

Small estate. 6.5 acres, To-
Gated Ia miles northwest Of
POTOMAC shopping center. 4
box-stau barn, 3-bedrm,, q
bath Cape Cod with gear
garage. Property Is COM
pletely fenced with 2 pas
lures and o paddock. COM
plete privacy is assured By
many shade and fruit trees.
UNDER $4,000, BEST BUY
IN POTOMAC. Positively
R faSEH e i IEc.. '9ly; -sAssS:
ewes, w. NJ. SKIDMORE,
EN-. 6-1327.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mn.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
oPKN SUNDAY a-s
10105 HADLEY PL
KENSINGTON


Owner moving TO Florida desire
taehed brick rambler with
rooms, utility IN. and bath QUE
established netghborhood. LarEl
level lot. DR.: Out Conn ave. Z
wash. st.. right 70 Eadley pL. lefi
J. Ii boNNELY q SON. NC
Ma. s-3a1e wo $3.50
POTOMAC
Outstanding split-level On over 8
acres OF beautifully wooded roll
ing ground. bedrmS.. 35s baths,
rm.. maids rm-, gear carport,
splendid condition. Ewes, Mrs
Gasque, AK. 1924.
W. G. a A. N. MILLER Dew. CO
LIST YOUR HOME WITH Us
POTOMAC OFFICE
AK $4,000 Ak e-600l
POTOMAC HUNT CLUB ESTATE
OPEN SAT. AND SUN. 1878
We should keep this q secret for I
choice. select and deserving pur.
chaser. This Early American, 4
large-eolumned Williamsburg ram.
nler Is beaut. sited and lavishly
iandsceped; II contains q 29-ft
6eamed; eeiling family room kit
breakfast bar. 4 tremendous bed
rms. This home has closets, incl
walk-in cedar elosetl 3 full tub
shower baths, 34-ft. paneled rec
rm- w/raised hearth opens to large
1lagstone patio. enter from large
porch into grandfather elock-si1l
reception hall, spacious hv. I'm
and formal din. I'm. w/Williams.
burg windows open to another
spacious porch, each with view Of
Maryland's rolling hills and eoun.
trysioe, lear garage. tremendous
osmt and storage areas, large gar
den shed make this ''today's mosi
outstanding Offering" in the Low
4OA II you see It. you'll buy IT.
DIR: Out Wise. or Conn. aves.,
bear left on new rte. $40, right
on rte. 2e 2 mi. 10 Glen Mn I'd :,
left q mi. 10 valley, right to 1926
Stlverbrook Ct
ENGLISH WILL. BETHEsDA-Air.
cond. colontalized garrison roof. T.
bedrm., 3 fun bath. fam rm.
home. cow. D; G. bus and every
where. Roomy liV. nm. v/pict. bay
family's kit. full bsmt. w/shop,
semi-fin. rec. nm. and garage
exceptional closets, family size
fenced I'd. w/fruit and shade trees,
convenient TO everything.
William D. Lucas Assoc.
OIL. e-ss6s ofc. go GA. ATTIC
POTOMAC - Price reduced, mus
move this week. Large eenter-hall
6.k; ,, rssEnSlsr, 4 hedrms.. 2 baths.
family.styled Kit. din. rm.. ga
COW. ' location onOi low almS 0os. o oiEss
3. j REvANE. INC, REALroR
5S6-S33O, EM. 6-1327
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
WOODSIDE PARK

Hagnifieent stons-and-briek Colo
NAL home In nev-house condition.
4 spacious bedrooms with two
baths. first floor powder room.
recreation room with powder room
In basement. very large dining
room. kitchen with breakfast nook.
Gray-KeSsinger & Co., Inc.
REALTORS JU, $500
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OLD TOWN
TREASURE
Brick townhouss. built in 1898
Beautifully restored with 8 fire
places, lovely old floors. Liying
room, dining room. modern kitch.
en- and full tiled bath on first
floor. Three bedrooms and bath
upstairs. Finished large dormeI
room in attic. Quiet garden. Be
close to everything and SO right
in price $4,000 with modest
OPEN SUNDAY, 2-6
504 CAMERON ST.
DR.: South on Washington st..
Mount Vernon pkwy. to Queen.
left two blocks to N. Pitt. right
to Cameron. right to OPEN house.
Jacob & Warwick
Realtors and Insurers
410 Prince st. 549-5400
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SSs.s00. 4 q. Abr 5-b, ramb.r
5000 Brite drive, OIL. 2-93S9.
BURNING TREE EsTATEs-;3-bed-
eond. iiy. nm. lSe; rec. nm; with
bar. 2 firepls., maids rm.. laYnd
rm., gar, beaut.. q acre. awnings
Al cond;s make offer. Exec sa
tinsns;o 1909 sarnum rd- EN-
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ALEX. SPECIAL, $12,e60.
on Russell SsiI, Ed.M 17lSat, q Sw 2
Very large lot, separate din.
ing room, bedroom and
bath on LIST floor-upstairs
finished. Good terms ar
ranged. ewes. XII. S-0703l.
M. H. BARRY ORG.
REALTORS XII. $685.
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s1.8 ]. :.
ANnREWS AREA

$1,000 On. will buy an all-brtck
rambler, 8 b.rs., IA baths, Diet
brick gar, rear patio. Seller viii
completely redecorate for buyer
Immed. occup. ZAGAMI REALTY
CO. Realtors. Mr.; T. Pandolfi
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ST. MARYs-4-bedrm. Cape Cod,
with 10 by 10 enclosed porch, 2
full baths. full bsmt. with rec
nm. large level lot fenced in in
school begins in fall. Only $16,-
800, full price with VA or FILA
terms.
PRINCE GEO. PROPERTIES. INC
AP. 7-7774 A. 7-2175
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Owner moving TO Florida desires
tached brick rambler WITH 8
rooms, utility I'm, and bath. Quiet
established neighborhood. LarEs
level lot. DIR: Out Conn. ave. 70
wash. ST.. right 70 Eadley pL. left
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CHEVY CHASE - Shops,
playground. Enchanting q
bedrm., white, brick Cape
Cod. Great charm. Lge.
trees. Liv. I'm. wLfirepl,
and French doors TO delight
full patio, garden, yard. Ma
tursl mahogany panelling
and built-ins in lge. din rm.
Kitchen has everything. Fin
ished rec. rm. and full bath
wJplay I'm. in bsmt. $2O,.
$50. Owner-agent: Mr..
DYETT, OIL. 6-2626 Wed.'
ewes, OIL. 2-6227.
DR.: Brookville I'd. TO
Turner, right to 34O6. Open
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POTOMAC

J. LIE DoNNKLLY q son. NC
Ma. s-saIs Wo s-2se
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CHEvERLY AREA-3-bedrm. ram
bier on large corner lot. equipped
kit, full rec.-type bsmt;: off-street
parking lust q few blss; from
sumo $4,000 loan with pay
ments Of 500 per mo.
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ANDREWS AREA
OXON HILI-1a-acre lot wItrees
sets off this large 2-bedrn. rambl.
w/rec. rm. in bsmt. CT no IS down
or FLA $3.50 down.
CLINTON-3-bedrm. brick rambler
wIiarge rec. rm. in bsmt., IN
baths. House like new. CT no down.
RE. 6-622O RE. 6-3702
GRIBBLE REAL ESTATE
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ATTENTION vET+All this for
$4,000, 3-bedrm. rambler on lge.
wooded lot, sep. din. rm... storm
windows and doors, automatic
off"street parking Just settlement
costs only. Call today.
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BRADLEY BLVD. AREA
Builder desires immediate
sale, will consider trade.
See this beautiful English
Tudor. 5 bedrms., 4 baths.
Designed for gracious living.
Call Mr., Langmaid, AID. A.
1894, with
BOSS q PHELPS
lA17 K Sc. MA. 1890
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burnt MILLS VILLAGE. BY own
er. 111l4 oakyood stEPictnr-
sSsSus sussSS sh, Ou Sesut. D finisSed
rec, room, large screened porch,
many extras. Must be seen to be
appreciated. Drastieally reduced
ready for immediate occupancy
For information eau 022-2S16.
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ANDRIS

BETHESDAs Bannockburn area :
Beautiful custom built brick and
acre wooded Setting. center-haii,
24-ft. hY. rm. wfirepl.. family
sized din. rIn., completely equip.
island kit, w/sep. brkfst. area, 8
spacious bedrms., paneled study
2h baths on LIST mr., full bsmt.
w/firepl., and full bath, garage.
$45s950: KoRzENDoRFER REAL
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1962-01-19
Mental Health Help
Needed In Montana

Observation-Disclosures is in neeC
of trained psychiatrists, psychologists
social workers and nurses, Anne
Needham of Anaconda told the first
workshop of the Montana Associa-
tion for Mental Health here Satur-
day.
The executive secretary of MAMH
said that the lack of such personnel
is not due to dearth of funds, but
what appears to be nationwide
shortage of qualified workers.
The workshop was called to discuss
the 1862 fund drive of the associa-
tion-the Bell Ringer march. This IS
the first year Montana has partici-
pated in the national Embarrassing
campaign. Another workshop is
scheduled in Billings Sunday.
Robert Mosher, regional represent
alive of the National Association for
Mental Health, said the sick of the
nation are not receiving adequate
care. Less than SO per cent under
going treatment of some kind are
sufficiently rehabilitated to return
to the respective communities, he
said.
Jack c.. Toole, Shelby, is general
chairman for the Bell Ringer cam
paign which will be conducted
throughout Montana on May IA.
Funds derived from the campaign
finance education and research on
mental health in Montana.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1962-01-19
Someone Has Been Kidding Us
Oil Drilling In Montana Increases
DESPITE Downward National Trend

increased 3% per cent during the
year, while drilling nationwide showed
a decline of about one-half of one
per cent from 1860.
In Montana there were nine oil
producers and one gas discovery
among 1877 wildcat wells drilled.
Twelve development wells were
drilled in Roosevelt county, and five
of them were successful, the report
said. Dawson county had 10 success
full wells in as many attempts.
The heaviest drilling activity was
in Musselshell county. There were "a
development wells drilled last year,
IA of which were successful. There
were 20 wildcat wells drilled, but
none produced a discovery.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1962-01-19
Education Board Policy
Thou Shalt
Know

The Board of Education ex-officio
Regents, which should have stood in
bed, met very briefly for public view
Monday and Tuesday but spent most
of it's meeting time closeted with dark
and evil thoughts as to what is being
taught in the University system.
Those ''isms'' are being explored by
the professors and their charges
the higher education student who is
not supposed to be able to tell the
difference between his studies and
line of gospel.
The witch hunt is on, the "Reds'
are to be driven from beneath every
bed. The election year has begun with
a very sour note, prompted by the
sour note appointments of Gov. Don
Nutter to the board.
The presence on the board of
Msgr. Emmett j. Riley for his last
meeting prevented the show of Nut
ter power which is expected at the
February meeting. At that time
the Butte banker, John E. O'Neill,
will throw board control into the
Governors hands to intensity his
vendetta against Montana State Col
lege Prexy R. R. Renne. Renne is
in hot water because he would not
go along with the hamstringing of
the Extension Service and Expert
ment Station programs, and Nutter's
general refusal to promote anything
in the educational field
The Monsignor's retirement from
the board, which he has served since
1884, leaves it barren of anyone pro-
fessionally concerned with education
except Supt. of Public instruction
Harriet Miller, and Mrs. Genevieve
Petro, who is more concerned with
her work in the lower elementary
types of teaching.
The general agenda routine was
so scant and devoid of news value
it causes one to wonder why they
bother to meet at all. A press re-
lease from the power-hungry Gov
errors office would have sufficed
for: III vch M gso 5
The appointment of James Sand
1al to succeed DR.. A. E. Westwell as
head of the Boulder Training School
and Hospital.
The unrest at the Miles City |
Training School for Boys caused by
,vercrowding. The superintendent |
las been crowded little bit too.
lie is short $4,000 in pay from what
lie was hired for and what the Legis-
allure will pay him.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1962-01-19
Is O'connor Advocating Industry
Striking Against Government?

George O'Connor, Montana Power vice president,
speaking before the Montana Contractors Association last
week. urged them ito shut down jobs and keep them shut
down until you get deal at the BARGAINING table
1t your responsibility citizens to shut down job re-
CARELESS of who is sitting the
of labor government" (our emphasis).
Many Montana contractors engaged in either fed
era construction such Mnutemen defense projects or
on federastate highway construction.
It's headline when labor threatens to strike
Should it not also be headline when executive of
highysubsidzed utility urges similar drastic action by
ndustry?-HLB
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1962-01-19

gram are for the most part from
sincere people trying to make i'm
provements. 1t is true there are those
who would like to destroy the entire
farm program, he said, but most of
the people are trying to break through
the income barrier, trying to make
wages. @t N-~S%
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1962-01-19
In 1861 REA Loans
Quarter Billion

WASHINGTON, D. C.-(CNS)-
Electric co-ops borrowed $259, 2O0,-
900 from Rural Identification Ad-
ministration in 1861, up go from
the previous year.