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same. On the other hand, the cri ticiam which even judicious p o lio - le g frequently provokes, might resu lt in accentuating the demand for public ownership. I t is ay personal fee lin g that every public service company w i ll, from now forward, he compelled to confine it s net earnings to a conservative basis, rendering one hundred per cent service. Here in Wyoming pressure is being applied to the public service companies to reduce electric rates, one member of the public service cocMlsaion in Wyoming subsisting a few days ago to Mr, lo c a ls that the best way to head o ff the production and distribution of e le c tric energy by the Federal trovernaent would be to establish and maintain rates that are thoroughly defensible* I find that reductions are b ing made by other public service companies for electric service, the la s t reduction of record that made by the Bawl Ins iSlectric Compary, Bawl ins, Wyoming, /Sgd/ ESC1II McAtJLIFFE I e o p y }
