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out of everything by the time he reached our house. Reckon he might have some sweets, or maybe rag doll, though. And he's prom ised for sure to bring those glasses.
 "Oh!' Tears were in her eyes, but she fought them back bravely, and her worn coat sleeve wiped the
 last trace of them away.
 T did so want one of them" she whispered But I'm glad Santa isn't going to bring it to me. It
 means that he's found someone else
 who wants it even worser than l do, don't it, Daddy?"
 Come on, Mary the optome- 1 trist called, taking the little girl by
 the hand Santa told me to see what kind of glasses you should l have, sos to be sure he'd get it
 right. Now just sit in this chair :, and do as I say
 I The examination didn't last long, i and was still there when it was completed. The optometrist turned to the father. "Ill make special ] .ffort to finish them tonight he said He was back soon, a slip in his 1 land. I've fixed it with the man. agement. A dollar now, and dol lar a month until the balance of five dollars is paid.
 1 Mary had returned for final look at the toy. Don't you think, 1 Daddy, that the glasses could come as birthday present, and |. oh, did want doll so badly! But i. l but I WON'T cry
 l Her father hadn't heard. He wa, ousy feeling in his pockets for the
 dollar needed for the down pay i slent. He found lean wallet, and from it pulled quarter and seven 1 dimes. He counted them over twice, I l scared look on his face, then I began a renewed search. Trium- phantly, he finally produced an \ eighth dime, and handed the silver I % the optometrist.
 I As the man in overalls and his elfin daughter started toward the door, the girl behind the doll coun- ter looked at the optometrist, then at me, a tear in her eye. Then she ran after the pair. Wait a mo- ment-isn't your name Nary" she i asked.
 ..Uh- -huh?" the little girl an- swered, bewildered
 Then guess Santa meant you. l He was here just a few minutes ! lgo, and said he had doll for a ! little girl named Mary, but he was 1 ,fraid he wouldn't have the time to deliver it. Then he remembered ] that the little girls father said he ] was. coming here. so he asked me i f I'd keep the doll and give it to you. That's it, up on the counter. I Take it and run away, because I'm l 50 busy haven't time to talk" | Shyly, Mary reached up for the I proffered treasure, and hugged it
 close.
 l Mary was speeches. while her
 ,enefactor busted herself behind l he counter. Suddenly the girl felt
 l tug at her skirt, and Mary was
 It, her side, looking up at her. T
 ,elieve you're Mrs. Santa Claus" 1 the. child whispered, awe in. her voice.
 1 As the door closed behind the pair the girl took her purse from her bag and looked inside.
 Mrs. Santa Claus, indeedl' I heard her mutter Lucky for me lthis is pay day, or Mrs. Santa wouldn't eat tomorrow"
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prospering, even as the Christian should always grow and thrive in grace
 The laurel has the significance of victory Jesus came into the world to loose the bands of sin and to ascend up into Heaven, leading captivity captive.
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legendary origins One of these legends converting the Germanc tribes from worship he turned their attention which the human sacrifices de religion made and singled out fir tree.
 symbol: dedicated to love and good deeds pointing towards the undyng stars 0 ah of the Christchhd No thing set the of with friendship feang
 In trbesmen, the Of the ChrtChid birthday beneath pecan he symbol of love and simplicity for
 little children cannot enter the Kingdom of
 In Christmas the lighted the sung symbols of spirit ChrChdh brotherhood
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0taoer idreibt in ser ,Sbilb,pade"
in .einem ieiner orieineIlen nno mel
Iterbaften Nrtifel:
uSSm Alteu 8ulbe perlangte bas
@eies, Dob Der Eriefter in Not nnb
@efabr Dor bie ipebrbaften M6nncr
trete. NIT BEN 8orten: Sore, SSfrael!
@uer Ser5 Iou nidt per5aeen. Sab.
feline Nn9lt. iiirdtet erb nibt uno
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9er drifli6e Cptimismns

Nad Den 5ablreiben Auslpriihen
Ser bl. Shrift, iporin our 5reuoe
aniaeforoert miro, bic aus Ser Soffs
ning nnb oem Gertrauen auf ~@ott
entipringt, ioIleu mir in id,meren Sci
ten Der EriiflnG Ser &eimiuhunG
bes &reaes, ms, trot barter Erii-
f,,naen, Die frobc poffnnng ser 2in-
Der @ottes be,pabren. Hr6Iot 3obcrt
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Wtit Der @rOrterlmg 6ieier 6rage
beibdfti9t iih Ser ,,St. Eetersbote'
IN leincr lestlpodieenl Summer uao
5iticrt einen in Der fatboliiben $50
henidriit ,,Gonmonipeal" eribiene-
men Nrtifel Galeriu Marcu's, zines
IN Humdnien geborenen beriibnten
politiihen llno- fllltltrcllen Sdriitltelz
lers Der @eeenlpart, Der bis 5llr
Madtiibernabme burb Die Naoi in
Delltidlano eelebt bat nnb nlebrere
beriibmte 9iiber iiber yhlBlano, Sic
6entibe grmee, Die beutihen Sell
.eipnsfrieae, Die ipanilhen Snoen Ii.
q. 9el6ricben bot.
uWtorcu lteut an Die Spiee ieiner
Gnsiiibrin9ell ben pieliagenocn Sos:
.Nm @noe oes &rieges miro oie Seeie
bcs @urppGers niht mebr oieielbe
iein. Sic miro picl ner6nocrter ba=
fteben, oils bies nit ser europdilben
&onofarte oer Soll iein miro.
0ic Gage oes GnropGcrs uno leinc
Seele iino beilte berets perdnbert; :;
aber Der Emp bon niorgen lit crit IN
Der @ntlpidll1ng begriffen. I'arcll
5elat IN fllr5en, marfolten nuo ers
idiitternoen Strid5cidnunecn, mi"
6ieic Strl.fturperanoerunaen Dor li6
gingen llno morin iie belteben. 9ic
am Infang aeitellte 5raae miro nidt
etipa fonfret beantiportet, ,pie es Der
2aie pielleiht ipiiniden ,nb oer Wann
ans Dem Yolfe iid poriteuen mag, Dob
sela9t miro: oieier poer iener Mann,
.,oer arobe Monarb" ober oiele ooer
iene Station miro. in Submit europa
beberriben. Warcl seiet bielmebr,
,peltbe @iaenidaften uno 9barafter-
5iiee Scr @nropder Der 3ufunft ba
ben miro nno pie oieie onr6 ben ee=
9enw0rtigen 9rieg nit ieiner oan..
mnerlidit perfniipften = politiiden,
eeielllhaftlihen, io5ialen ,ino fnlti
rellen Geoolntiom enttpidelt nno ge-
forlmt miro.
Wtarciis ssoeen iino rns nid)t neil.
Brother @briitianien bot nanbes DO
bon in einem nidt geniiseno in
Dealtiblano (uno lhon sar nid)t a,,-
berbalb Deutihlanbs) bcohteten
Bii6lein Dos @elidpt ,,nlerer 3eit"
Saraeitellt obne aleroines au laeen
(bas bat Br. 9briltianlen tpobl nid,..
aeobnt, bob es cine &eooh,tion ,pie
Der Eaaismus lein merbe, oer ben
Meniden nno oen Still ser 3ufunit
formen miro. 0ie sSs,eenb @uropas,
Die Wie jeoe lebenoiee Ssnaeno cine
6piirnaie fiir 3ufiinftiee Dinae bat,
Die nidt nie oie Alten 3uriid in Die
Geraaneenbeit idaut, ionoern in sic
3nfunit, bate oieie Teranoerunsen
ia ldnait geabnt ,mb Dos @nbe ser
~fpieBbiiraerliben 9uten alien 3eit'
borausaeleben, ia ioear ae,pollt. sSsil
Der pielumitrittenen oeitiben oSSm-
senobeipeauns' 3ei6nete Die ,Ne,,e
3eit' iib int sroben llmriiien bereifs
oh.
Marem iielit einloeenb feft, DOB in
europa Elm fir allentnl bas, mas ndn
I'M @naliidben nit ,,caip life" (bc=
qlenles ,no eeiihertes 2eben) be3eid)-
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&er ioa In 3nfnnft europa resieren?

net, porbei iit. And Die 3eit Der
Gompromiife, bes politiiben Sub
banbels" lift norbe. @iniee tpel,ige
Nonate fnrbtbarlter girflihfeit ge-
niioten INN au oieie 9inee ipie ne
belbafte 8olfengeb0,loe 81, 5eritrenen.
Gein 8cbner, ltnb bdtte cr Die lleber-
5eltgunasfroft zines 9emoltberes ae-
babt, bate has 10 fertig gebraht mie
Der segenlpdrtlae Grieg, ben eide
den, Sfanoinapiern, 3dne,l, Jran5
len, &roate,t Hinlunen llim. Die
lleber3eueling bei5ubringen, bob eia
rubi9es, gelibertcs ino bequemes &c
ben nidt bas boblte @ut auf @roen
lit. Moglidermeiie bGtten oieie Gol-
fer alle beuienigen Tropbeten gelteiz
ni9t, Ser ibnen oas poransgeloet bot
te, mas lie nuu erlcbem mllbten, etipu
in oen &orten: ,Sbr an5llpielen, ibr
l(cbcrfliilligcn, abnt ibr oenn nicbt,
baB cine 3eit folnmen miro, ia ibot
por Ger Siire ltebt, ga 8olitif nidt
mcbr barin beltebt. baB man iid nit
tells gutter 9eaiebuneen nit einenl
Gplfsabaeorhneten bas Gripilea fir
einen Shnapsausihanf ober einen
Sabafla6en lidert, sic beibe gut @elo
abiperfen; nein i'm @caenteil, einc
3eit miro fommen, oa Eolitif in nod
ter @raniamfeit nnr mebr Die NIter,
natipe beoentet:: entpeoer totem ooer
aetotet perben."
sSsn Der Eolitif 1T fir Die Yolitifer
ielbit in europa iotpobl ipie in ber
san3en 8eIt oie 3eit fir Die Appeal
err poriiber: fir 8biliiter, Die binter
Dem 8iertiid ibre Yolitif MAIDEN ooer
fir 8aaififten lit europa nno Die
gan5e gSelt bente elm armlelie ibleh
ter 8ooen. 3ellte pom 5bla9e zines
Eetain, De Nan, Amisling,
SeiB Snquart, Antonesel lino einem
Sitler ooers Stalin eegenber bon An-
fang oil perloren. sic niil1en ipobl
ooer tibet Die ernieorigenoe Holle Ell.
mes Sanolansers ipielen. Nnf ben
&ninen ibrer sulammensebrobenen
Staatsecbiloe fonnen Tie Die Jebler
ibrer nnaeiteemdben politiIben &on=
aeptionen pielleiebt erfennen, ,penn iie
groB nno oe,niitis senna iino; eiaent=
lid lhon, ipenn lie real 9enng linb.
9enn ibre Staats,tneetiime, benen iie
nls 9itlerpalalen nod als 2afaieu
bon Na5is @naben poriteben biirfen
im einem S6einfiibrertnnt iinb nnb
lueroen in 8irflibfeit, eeleitet uno
geIenft bonn oeutiben WtiIitGr nno
BON Der ,tnbeimliben @eltapo Ser
Na3is. Sn ieoen bon ieinen 1rnppen
nno ieiner Yoli5ei beieeten 2anoe bat
Sitler Den alten ebenoliaen Staat
bon @runo auf nnb total aerltort;
nibt BLOB oas StaatsaebiIoe, an6 oic
Sarteien, Die alten GerbGnoc, Die al
ten Nrbeiteroreoniiotionen; er be-
griinoete loltbes Goreeben nit benz
Sormanb, bas 2ano Dor Dem Yollbe.
misnms at retten. Aber trosoem lit
ino bleibt es Sotiade, Dob !Sitlers
3erltorrn9sDerf ein ant Cell bon Dem
pollbradte, mas 2enin IN 3ublano
Dor ibln tot. (ShlmB folat)
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9sitt,ood, Sen s. SaIi 1912

fonierbatiD! Sic Baben 8o0em nnter
ben 5iiben. gSer ober Selien nnter
ben Siiben bat, fann onrd fem @ro.
beben in ieinem Stanopnnft IRE ee.
Imad)t perben.
| gSir laiien iins int allgemeinen pieI
ou lebr beltinlnen nno beeiufhtiIen
bnrd Die @reieniiic bes cages. Bas
beweiien @reignihe bes Cages, aub
[lpenn tie nod 10 seipaltig iino, aeaen.
ilber Den gemeisfiibrllngen Scr Sc
Iibihte! @ir baben pielleibt nibt oen
Sag fiir nns, aber mir baben bic Sc
Iihidte fiir ltus. gSir baben lebr oft
niht oie @roBen Ser groe anf lnIcrer
Seite, aber mir baben Gbriltus anf
nnierer Seite. Sn bieiem 3ulonlmen-
bang oiirfen mir ipieoer einmal an
oas 8eiprad erilnern, bas elmer ser
@robten oer @roe, Napoleon, in Der
Terbann,lng alf ct. Selent nit Ell.
nem leiner @enerale fiibrte. ,,Wein
@eneral', iogte er, ,,balo lpcroen mir
nmr nod Staub iein. 9as lit Dos
S6idlal ser groBen MGnncr. Man
pcr9iBt ltns. Gin Iugenblid nod uno
oas miro allb mein SdidIol iein.
Nein 2eib miro ser @roe iibergcben,
INN BORT beu &iirmern sur Spciie 3u
eienen. 9as lit oos nabe beporiteben.
De SbidIal oes sroben Nappleon.
Neld)e &luft 5miid)en meinem tieien
eleno nno Der etpieen Serrid)aft oes
in Der gan3en 8elt eepreoisten, in
Wolfen bon 8eibraud anaebeteten
nno geliebten nno lebenoigen @bri-
tug. 8ir 9atbolifen fino Optimi-
lten tpeil mir @briitus als epi9es
5lnoament baben. 9as lit ser 5ieg,
Der audi im Sabre 1912 Die geH
iibertpinoet, inier @laube.
Ser &atboli8ismns lit oie 93elision
zines ,,noeripiiltliben Sptinisnus,
lpeil er oie Helieion elmer nnbeirrten
Soffnune iit. Ser 0fann bat etipas
rebt gebabt, Der ,ns 2euten bon Der
aan5el einmal beu gortpurf modbfe:
Sbr preoiet piel bonn @lauben un6
BON oer Siebe, aber ibr prebiet Sm ,pe-
mig bon Der Soffnune! Seer oie 8cieb.
gottesgeihibte oes alten Seitamentes
lieft, bent miro auffallen, Dab bon
nihts in Den beiIigen Biihern 10 oft
geiproben miro tpie bonn gertrauen
anf Den groben beilieen gnten nn6
Itarfen @ott. Oas Neue Seftoment,
oas Die Soaenoune oes aiten lit, oarf
audi bier nidt binter Dem often 8nn,
oe 5uriiditeben. 8ir, oie bon oer
Stride @brifti, miiiien sic zines I'm.
ermeblihen Sertrm,ens iein ouf ben
8ott, Der nns ourd Seins gater ae.
lporoen tit. gpauaelium, frobe Bot.
lhaft lit Die 8otihaft bon einem @otf,
anf Den man INNER, iiberan, nnter
aaen l1mitanoen nnb trob allenl Der>
tranen fonn! 1912 lei barum einSssabr
oes beloenbaften @ottpertrauens!
Die Graiebumg gum iauh5enoen
@ottbertrauen oes alttetamentlitben
nno eoangeliiben Sptimis,nus ift nm.
10 nottpenoiaer, aIs oie Gbriiten BON
bei,te ipie emit silt Sirael es 10 Oft
lieben, ibre Silfe bel fremoen mo-
oernen @Gttern 6 Moi. 32,17) ltott
beim einen pabren @ott at iahen.
IS eebort our gottgepollten HGbago.
git oes 2eltfrieges, alle bieie~ @rfot.
gotter elmer $50 Sabre alten aott-
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I20,3. Gin @leihes gilt beute in
8eltfrieg. Die aroBte @efabr lit ies
oie, oaB oie brilterbeit slnsit ba
por ncn @ottloientum. sSsn iolcbel
3eiten aibt es fein eroberes 8erf De
garmbcraiafeit ais oen @briiten Der
trauen ein5ufloBe,l.
Itan trifft Meniden, bel benen De-
ISptimismns gliidlid)e Satnranlag
LIT. Sic ieben inlmer alles in roiiee1
8cleuhtung. Niht Inn bas banoel
les iid) fir lnls. Mir iinb beite, m'
10 pieles aur Ger5ipeiflung 5i trei
Ebe,t ibeint, trob allem Sptimilten
neil mir fatboliib iino. @cil ml
elauben uno iueil mir boffen. 9e'
@laube iiebt Die 9inge iuie lie iino
@r neib, oab bie 8elt I'M Araen lieet
@r iiebt bie i6lpar3en @olfen on
Sinlmel. @er peiB, mas fiir Mos
libfcitet in Der Suit lie9enl Nbe1
oos aaeS binoert ieinen Sptimisml.
nid)t, oh er riidip1rts ober porlports
ibont.
Oas portnaieiiihe Spriblport be
bauptet, oab oer Serrgott olld) an
frrn,men 2inien eerabe 5lt ihrcibel
permas. Sin ihpei5eriiber Settles
mann bebauptet geraoeau, bab oil
eottIibe 9inie I'M 8eltgeibeben oi
frumme iei. 8ieIleiht oiirfen mir bel
@ebanfen be,,tliher ausoriiden, mem
mir iagen, Die 2inie ber gottlihel
8eltresier,ns lei Die ipellenfornis'
9inie. 8elenformie beipeat iib Do;
@aiier, Dos 2idt, Der 5hoa, d.
@leftriait0t onrb ben Neltra,lm. Di'
8ele aber beltebt aus Wellenberi
nno Meilental, aus elmer @rbobitnl
lmo 8srtief,,ns, einem oben uno nm.
ten.
anh oas @ute nno 8oie i'm @elt:
geibeben be,peet lid) neGenformig
gs lit balo oben, balb intell. Wfit
bent llnteridieb, baB bds @nte nnten
Lift, mn nahber oben au Iein uno Dos
Boie obefL nm nahber nnten al iein
!3ier liegt elm 8r,mo fiir rnieren Sp
timismls. Nos iib erb0bt, miro er.
,uieorigt nnb mas iib ernieorigt, miro
erbobt. @as ,lnten lit, lit unten, III,
nabber obem .am Iein ,mo mas Dbel
| lit, lit oben, INN nabber hnten d,
/ Iein. Bon bieiem @eies bat Die @e
ibihte in ben absela,lienen 1941
Sabren nod nie cine ausnobme ee
mabt. @s miro alio aud fir 194s
nno Ole ndbere 3ufimft aelten.
8ir fino iebt unten. gSir iper6ef
oarnn nabber oben iein. Anbere iini
|iett oben, lie iperoen oarlm fpate,
l,nten iein. gines piIien mir niht
Nir fennen oas Sempo ser @rbGbMn(
] fit bie Stride uno bes ssolles fir OH
gottfeiltolid)en nooernen DGht:
mibt. Aber oas ,piiien tpir, Dob iei1
1914 bas Senlpo oes @elteeibebens
ein ,maebeuer raides iit. Sn oea
3eiten oes Stnrnes liegt bas, ipas
irilber oben ipar, ldneller am 8ooen.
| Gin peiterer 8elueesruno, marum
ser iiber5e,,ete 9otboli5ismns rober
Nltes iein bari, liegt oarin, bob mir
trot aller &ebielfaue oes 2ebens inn.
mer feiten 8ooen ltnter oeu sSiiber
baben. l(nlpanoelbare Erinaipien, bit
oitr6 feinen Stlrm erihiittert per.
Den. 5cllen im Meere. Ser aotbo.
ll3isrnhs lit oodmatii6 fllnoalilenticrt.
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The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1942-08-07

our food and raw materials supply
being produced by other nations is
not only economically unsound in
times like this but is extremely haz-
ardous.
The North Central Association of
Commissioners, Secretaries and Di-
rectors of Agriculture pledges it's best
efforts in helping to bring about the
proper economic balance and cooper
alton between our various essential
economic groups of society to the
end that our free way of life and our
representative system of free govern
ment handed down to us by our found
ing fathers shall be preserved.
We reaffirm our faith in our con-
stitutional form of representative gov
eminent wherein the powers and du-
ties of government are properly di-
vided into three coordinate branches
namely, Legislative, Executive and
Judicial, each Independent and yet
each coordinate with each other. We
have viewed with alarm the tenden-
cies on the part of certain federal
administrative departments to usurp
the constitutional functions of the
legislative department as well as the
tendency on the part of our admins
trative departments to encroach upon
states rights which are specifically
reserved in our federal constitution
to the states and to the people.
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PREVENT FOREST fires !!
FILA Interested
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Continued from Page One)
The co-operators had to pay the bill.
They did They wanted homes, not
speculative houses, and they hired an
associate of the internationally fam
Gus architect, Frank Lloyd Wright.
They got plans for distinctive homes
and accepted the lowest bid from con
tractors FILA experts frowned about
the "values" in the homes.
Because of the delays and the move
ment of government workers from
Washington, most of the original
group of 60 co-operators had disap-
peared FILA insisted that at least ~
contracts had to be signed before an
application would be considered. Des-
pite that they only had paper plans
and an idea, the cooperative corpora
ton got 81 signatures to contracts.
Conferences upon conferences were
held but reconciliation of opinions was
impossible. The co-operators- were
trying to build houses which would
be permanent homes. The FILA was
interested in protecting loans with
"houses that would sell"
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|
higher wages in defense industries
and the drawing of many trained
farm laborers into the armed services
and into defense industries together
with the shortage of tires and other
essential farm supplies constitute
serious handicaps to maximum farm
production
Therefore, We wish to highly com
mend the farmers and agricultural in
dustry for it's loyal patriotic services
in this critical period of our history.
We wish to emphasize to our respec-
tive Governors, the Congress and the
various Selective Draft Boards these
basic facts, however, that if agricul-
tural production is to be maintained
at it's present high level enough
skilled farm laborers trained in eff
Gent farming operations must be left
or the farms and at wages that farm
ers will be able to pay without inn
pairing their financial condition to en-
able farmers to maintain their farm
plants at their productive capacity
We are in the greatest war in his
tory calling for increased food pro-
duction and we pledge our whole
hearted support in bringing about the
defeat of the enemies of this, our ma
ton A dire shortage of food can be
brought about by i'll advised and I'M
sound economic planning.
A shortage of trained farm labor
is unacceptable. With inadequate
prices for farm products as compared
to operating costs it is economically
impractical for farmers to utilize
much of the substitute labor that
may be available. To depend on
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Capitol Higghlights-
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the party these last many years. The
leadership has been extremely UNI
friendly to the progressive measures
initiated by Gov. Sam Ford and their
support of him has been negligible.
In many cases open hostility has been
the rule. Many republicans feel that
new state organization which can
work with the governor is badly
needed.
This view was taken by the Young
Republican organization which met in
convention in Helena early this
spring. They passed unanimously a
resolution calling for the resignation
of the republican state chairman, ma
tional committeeman and committee
woman They felt that the organiza-
ton was not expressing the will of
the majority of the party, especially
in it's failure to support more actively
the policies Of the governor.
AS one leading strategist stated,
"The republicans are more interested
in maintaining the status quo post
ante than they are in winning an cleo
ton, and until they decide that prog
ress and liberal reform are needed,
they will remain the minority party"
There was little other excitement
in Helena during the week. R. v.
Bottomly, formerly of Chinook and
Great Falls, was appointed attorney
general, succeeding Howard Gullick-
son who entered the legal department
of the Navy. Gullickson succeeded
John Bonner who is in the legal de-
partment of the Army.
Tom D. Caverly, for the past eight
months, state rationing officer, re-
signed his post effective August 5
and no reason for his move was given.
Caverly had generally been consid-
cred an able administrator and his
experience was an asset to the new
OPA staff. Pending a regular ap-
pointment a member of the regional
office of OPA filled the position.
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the following CLIO resolution;
81. Increased purchasing power IN
the hands of the great masses of the
workers of the country is essential
to a renewed and consistent prosper
ity; and
80. If wage increases obtained by
union action are to result in perman
ent expansion of consuming power
methods must be developed to pre-
vent rising prices from absorbing the
gains which are made; and
SO. The development of an adequate
system of consumer co-operatlves may
be an effective weapon directly avail
able to wage earners to control the
prices of the things they buy"
OF interest to co-operators are the
two provisions in the Rochdale con
tract for employees trained in co-opera'
ton. New employees with co-opera'
tive experience need not be recruited
from the unions list, but must, oil
course, join the union after short
trial period. Also, student-employes
who have taken the cooperative tram
ing school course may continue IN
service training at the store Tor a
period of three weeks without being
obliged to join the union.
AS a declaration of faith and good
will the cooperative managers and
employees declare in the preamble that
"Co-operative and labor organizations
should and can work together
in a better relationship than prevails
between labor unions and business
conducted on a profit basis con-
sumner co-operatives and labor unions
are working for the same general OBJ
iective: a better social order"