The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1945-10-19

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payments without court action
made for over-charges by firms
to Price Panels of the agency
totaled $1,581.68, and settle
ments paid to the District En-
forcement Department of the
OPA totaled $5,474.41.
Court actions brought by the OPA
cover violations of the regulations
pertaining to failure to make proper
reports and file inventories and for
price violations.
The report ON settlements through
the administrator and of court action
instituted follows:
T. A. Cosgrove, Montana Market
Great Falls, paid s240.49 to U. s.
treasury for overcharges on pork cuts
Sweet Brothers, Butte, paid s45.05
to U. s. treasury for overcharges on
cantaloupe.
Sinclair Produce Co., Glasgow, paid
s138.79 to U. S. treasury for sales of
cantaloupe and watermelon at over
ceiling prices
Meadow Gold Diaries, Billings, paid
s141.06 to U. S. treasury for over
charges or sales OF cheese.
Kali Company, Billings. paid $3.50
to U. S. treasury for overcharging on
sales of cheese.
Billings Club, Billings, paid $704.70
to U. S. treasury for overcharges on
sales of cigarettes.
Ewd. Mccall and ]. r. Borden, TIC
Club, Miles City, paid s4S8.16 to U. s.
treasury for overcharges on sales of
bottled beer.
]. G. and Tom Hanrahan, Lob Cabin,
Miles City, paid $433.44 to U. S. treas
ury for overcharges on sales of bottled
beer.
Noble Brothers, Great Falls, paid
$500 to U. S. treasury for over
charges on sales of beef rump roast
and fruit cocktail
Bison Bar, Miles City, paid $4,000
to U. S. treasury for overcharges on
sales of bottled beer.
Federated Store, Wolf Point, paid
s30.96 to U. S. treasury for over
charges on sales of dresses and
blouses.
The Gladd Shoppe, Fairview, paid
S431.31 to U. S. treasury for over
charges
Karl Johnson & Co., Miles City, paid
1883 to U. S. treasury for over
charges on sales of coats, dresses and
Iuits.
Douglas-Mead Co., Glendive, paid
1886 to U. S. treasury for overcharges
IN sales of garments.
Midland Coal & Lumber Co., of Miles
lily, Baker, Glendive, Circle, and Sid
ley respectively, paid total of
i7O6.97 to U. S. treasury for over
harges on sales of shingles.
Richland Lumber Co., of Fairview
md Richey, respectively, paid s25047
0 U. S. treasury for overcharges on
ales Of shingles.
Beaverhead Lumber Co., of Dillon,
'aid S92.61 to U. S. treasury for over
harges on sales of shingles.
Standard Lumber G. Coal Co., Dill
on, paid $685. to U. S. treasury for
,vercharges on sales of materials.
Otto & Laveda North, the North
Hotel, Billings, paid $754.06 to U. S.
reasury for overcharges on room rent.
FEDERAL COURT FILINGS
Action filed against Robert G. Arnot
md H. o. Brauch, d/b/a Arnots, of
conrad, for injunction for failure to
eport slaughter of certain livestock
nd failure to surrender ration evil
ence therefor
Action filed against the following,
cries covering Grade Once Tires and
alton evidence:
W. H. Deffenbaugh, d/b/a Deffen-
augh Standard Service, of Hamilton;
larl E. Drury and others, d/b/a, E. E.
'rury & Sons, of Troy; Ray Hill,
/b/a Rays Service Station, Havre;
'. e. Feldmann, d/b/a Feldman's
nell, d/b/a Corvallis Garage, Cor
allis; Les Sodorff and Leonard j.
'arnes, d/b/a Higgins Avenue Stand
I'd Cervice, Missoula.
Farmers Union Trading Co., 624
'ast Front St., Butte; Clinton w.
ell, d/b/a Cell Motor Co., Anaconda;
.aymond Eisaman, d/b/a Eisaman
'ody Repair, Anaconda; George Dun
elberger, d/b/a Standard Service Sta
ion, Glasgow; Melvin R. Thaxter,
/b/a Pimmie's Service Station, Great
alls; E. F. Bouse, d/b/a Bouse Chew
Olet Co., Big Timber.
Action against Adolph j. Berger,
/b/a Gerber Meat Company, of Great
alls, and action against Schramm-
Iebard Meaet Co., of Missoula, for
iolation of the Maximum Price Regu-
ltion in the purchase of cattle for
laughter for amounts in excess of
laximum price, the suits being for
junction against the defendants.
Injunction suits were filed against
ne following defendants for over
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