The evening world. Newspaper, May 21, 1913, Page 7

i NE SAN WANTS | TOME HS ON ARMOR PLAT 1 £5. Secretary Daniels Proposes to Build a Government len, Foteral CABINET. Pi * | . Steel Plant. | 4 { country. The indirect effect will be to HAS WILSON’S APPROVA|Sweerentp and operation, of rallrosda in the States, E So Has Plan to Construct Fed- eral Railroads in Wilds of Alaska. (rmtesteen regned these prepesals 0s 00! tion many times, Postmaster-Gereral many Gaps in the Girevtion of o Geneve: | Hitehoook raised it a year ago and ooclatian. FAVORED BY WILOON AND HIS the preliminary machinery fer enact- ment of necessary legislation is al- ready in motion, Senator Pitman of Nevade, obairman of the Committes on Territories, hee a bi before the Sen- ate follo-ring lines suggested by Sec- retary Lane, but action on it te not expected until the regular session next winter. If thie experiment be under- taken it will demonstrate two impor- should be undertaken on @ vaster scale Secretary Dantets wishes to have & nt armor plate plant because he believes his department is paying | too high prices. There are in the ‘United States only three private plants having armor plate mills, These are the Carnegie, the Bethlehem and the ee 2) mst pean tour some governmental ow! was promptly sat upoa by President | Ten. Bills to that effect are always defore Congress, but never get beyond the committes to which they are re- ferred, ,81Q JOB TO OPERATE 68,000 TELEPHONE PLANTS. ‘While the existing telegraph lines might have been bought In former years, they have now become so inter- locked with the telephone system that the two would have to go together. ‘This fact. presents problems both of tremendous cost and involved operating @Meulties. The tolephone and telegraph Properties In the country are said to be worth @ billion dollars, While the telé- staph could be operated as a single centralized eystem as part of the post- office, the troubles of operating 68,00 local telephone plants would be a tre- mendous task for a politically managed be og? When Willtam J. Bryan, now Secre- it get going. tary of State, came back from a Buro- ‘8 ago filled with Ip Ideas and made & speech In New York advocating Med- eral ownership of railroads jn this coun- try, he was overwhelmed with criticism, Now he sees @ proposition for Govern- ment ratiways in Alaska approved In principle without a pcotest, In the Department of Agriculture there has ben created a Bureau of Markets, with %,000 to apend thin year. Ite duties are to organize co-operative marketing among farmers so as to help eut out middlemen and extra expenses in getting produce to the consumers. ‘This is paternal assistance on the part of the Government for private enter- prite, Propositions have been made in the past for the Government togmanu- facture its own paper for bank notes, postal cards and postage stamps. This woukl involve establishing paper mills. ‘This plan {s expected to come up again when the Fevoral enterprises ahead of WING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 21, 1919. YOUR HAI 1S FLUFFY, BEAUTIFUL . AND LUSTROUS: IN A FEN this. Your hair becomes light, wavs abundant and appears as noft, and beautiful as @ young Pe ine hair cleanse.” Just this—moisten cloth with a tittle Danderine ani chal draw it ye your hair, taking one small strand at atime. This will cleanse the hair of dust, dirt and excessive oil and in just afew moments you have doubled the beauty of your hai Danderitie dissolves every particle of Girls! 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Th tions are made by high offidiais the Government to embark in owner. thlehem plant cost ehip and operation of various business Bethihe Binal eauas carried on only by private capital Twe|graph ‘hes been up spe wae | | undertakings of magnitude have just a teen announced, | j Secretary of the Navy Daniele pro- | Poses to bufid and operate a steel plant | to manufacture armor plate for war- i ohips. The Secretary of the Intertor ts \ (raugurating plans to construct Gov- érnment ratiroads in Alaska. } These undertakings have the approval Of the Administration and will soon take | om definite form with detailed plans and Congress will be asked to appropriate | |} {he requisite money. There are many other Government ownership propositions germinating in @ the minds of members of Congress for | |i which these two Administration enter- zg prises if accomplished will open the! way. 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