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Montana labor news., 1947-03-06
Legal Advertising
ALIAS SUM MONS
No. 42iJ2
In the District Court OF the Second
Judicial District OF the State OF
Montana, in and for the
County of Silver Bow

No. 42i52
In the District Court Of the Second
judicial District OF the State OF
Montana, in and for the
County of Silver Bow
'NIJETA LICINA. Plaintiff,
MccLEERY. if living. or the
unknown heirs and unknown de-
visees of Arthu Mccleery. if de-
ceased. Hugh Arthur Met eery, de,
ceased, and all unknown heirs and
unknown desisees of Hugh Arthur
McCleery, deceased. Frances Lizzie
McCleery. if living. or the unknown
heirs and unknown devisees OF
Frances Lizzie Mctleery. If deceased.
t.. W. Walsh. il living, or the UNI
known heirs and unknown devisees
Of T.. w. Walsh. if deceased. Daniel
-. Shea. if livins, or the unknown
heirs and unknown devisees OF DANIEL
Il. shea. if deceased: j. V. Collins. If
living, or the unknown heirs and un-
known deNisces of j. Y. Collins. If
deceased James y. Collins. if living,
or the unknown heirs and unknown
dcNisees of James Y. Collins. if de-
ceased: and all other persons. un-
known, claiming or who might claim
any right. title. estate, or interest in.
or lien or encumbrance upon. the
real property described in the COM
plant and hereinafter, or any there
of. adverse 10 plaintiffs ownership,
or any cloud upon PLAINTIFFS title
thereto, whether such claim or pos
sible claim be present or contingent.
including any claim or possible claim
OF dover. inchoate or accrued.
Defendants.
The State of Montana to the above
named defendants. and to all other
persons unknown. Greeting:
You are hereby summoned to answer
the complaint in this action which Is
filed in the office of the Clerk of this
ConVt n rnnt of which is herewith
served upon YOU. and to file your an
swer and serve a copy thereof upon
the plaintiffs attorney within twenty
t20) days after the service of this sum
and in case Of your failure to appear
or answer. judgment Will be taken
against you by default for the relief
demanded in the complaint. This ac-
ton is brought for the purpose of
qiieting title to the land situated in
silver o County. Montana. and de
scribed AS follows: the surface ground
of
That portion Of the oDEN Lode
Claim, Lot l35. Township ; North,
Range $ West, described as follows:
beginning at Il post from which
corner Number / Of the steward Lode
Claim, Lot -. bears south 50 a. West.
1875 feet; thence North 81 2u' West, s
tract herein described: thence North l.
- East. II feet; thence North 81 -
West, A feet. thence South 10 IL
West. "a feet; thence South So 90
East. 45 feet to the place Of begin
Ming. commonly known as 2i3-2l5
Anaconda Road, I;utte, Montana.
Witness my hand and the seal Of
said curt this 3rd day Of March, 1917.
ELMER SHEA. Clerk of thu
tCourt SeaD aboNe-tntitled Court
IN DAN HTkNIcH, Deputy Clerk,
JOHN Il. McCLEI.NAN
an9 Silver Iiow Block
Butte, Montana,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
First publication March &, 1ai1-it
Montana labor news., 1947-03-06
Both LEGISLATURE Now Part of History

Howard of WibauX, Hunter. James.
Jennings. Johnson of Park, Johnson
of Granite. Kemmis. kreig. Lowe.
Malsor. Martin. Mayo, Melton. Mich
OILS. Nixon. Oliver. Padbury. Page.
Pierce. Rogers. Roll, Rowe. Sales
simpson. Standish. Stout. Taher. Tay'
lor. Teigen. Thomas. Toole, Walton.
Van Cleve. Wiedman. Wilson. SEQ
field.
NAYS ,Right) - - Anderson.
Ancstman. Benich. Clark of Mussel
shell. Clark of silver Bow. Cook. Cor
coran. Duncan, Emmons. llarken
Head. Holzer. Jarussi. Jones. Karl
berg. Lobe. Lourhran. Pappin. Tier
ney. Wenger.
Excused S-Dwyer. Hall. kimpel
Michels. O'Connor. Phillips. Settle
Williams.
Montana labor news., 1947-03-06
TEACHERS


Dover. Del.-FP-Half Of Deleware's
1850 teachers left their classrooms
February 26 in a one-day protest holi-
day and marched on the state capitol
to decry the i%nadequacy of a bill to
arise some of their salaries by only
5000 a year.
Montana labor news., 1947-03-06
Silver Bow Trades
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planning what had been done during
the session and giving the records OF
the membership and the way they had
voted on labor legislation before the
house and senate. and asking that a
permanent organization be kept in ex-
istence.
A delegate from the machinist union
spoke on their negotiations for a new
contract.
Delegates reported that Brothers
Blewett and Harrington were still il
Murray hospital.
The meeting was shorter than us
ual, but very interesting.
DEMAND THE UNION LABEL!
Montana labor news., 1947-03-06

In 1850 one-eighth Of the people of
tho United States dwelt in cities of
5000 or over. BY 1900 this number
had increased to nearly One-third.
Montana labor news., 1947-03-06
EIectrification Authority SD 80
House Vote

AYES tWrongl - so - Armstrong.
Atkinson. Baldwin. Ballard. Bell.
Hlenkner. Blewett. Bradley. Rrum-
haush. Chaffin. Christy. Clark Of Sill
yer Bow. Corcoran. Domke, Donahoe.
nurpler. Dwyer, Esp. Foot. Frericl,
Gehhardt. IIaines. Hall. Higgins. How
ard OF Garfield. Hunter. Jennings.
Johnson of Park. Johnson of Granite.
Jones. Kemmis. Kimpel. kreig. Lough-
ran. Lowe. Malsor. Martin. Mayo, Mel
ton. O'Connor. Oliver. Padbury. Page.
Pappin. Phillips. Pierce. Rogers, Roll.
Rowe, Sales. Scofield, Standish. Stout,
Taber, TAYLOR. Tierney. Walton, WED
man, Williams, Wilson.
NAYS tRieht) - "a - Anderson,
Angstman. Beck. BENCH. Clark OF
Musselshell. Cook. Dallas. Duncan
Emmons. Graybill. Harken. Harlow
Head. Holzer, Howard of Wibaux
James, Jarussi. Karlberg. Lobe. Mich
els. Nixon. Tiegen, Toole. Wenger.
Montana labor news., 1947-03-06
Riot Liability SD IS

Under terms of this carefully drawn
bill there'll be no more riots in Butte
or any other city-whether they be
put up" jobs, the outgrowth Of a
football game, or the morning after
result Of a north Of Ireland trick
on March II (St. Patrick's Day., with
out the mayor. sheriff or police Off
GERS being PERSONALLY liable for
all resultant damages. Unless the
governor vetos this revolutionary
measure which completely departs
from all concepts of common law,
Montana will have once again 'pio.
neered' in passing 'enlightened' leg
islation.
House Vote
AYES CWrong) = 50 = Armstrong
Atkinson. Baldwin. Ballard. Blenkner
Blewett, Bradley, Brumbaugh, Chat
fin, Christy. Clark of Silver Bow, Cor
coran, Duppler, Dwyer. Esp, Foot
Frerich. Gebhardt. Haines, Hall. Hig
gins. Howard of Garfield. Hunter
Jennings, Johnson OF Park, Jones
Kemmis. Kimpel, Krieg. Loughran
Nalsor, Martin. Mayo. Melton, Nichols
O'Connor, Oliver. Padbury. Page, Phil
lips. Pierce. Rowe. Sales. Stout, Taber
Taylor. Teigen. Thomas. Tierney. vii
liams, Wilson, Scofield.
NAYS (Right) = "a = Anderson
Angstman, Beck, Bell, Clark Of Mus
selshell. Cook. Dallas. Domke. Don
ahoe. Duncan. Emmons, Graybill, Har
ken, Harlow. Head, Holzer, Howar'
OF WibanX, James Jarussi, Johnson 0
Grantee Karlberg. Lobe, Lowe, Mich
els. Nixon, Pappin. Rogers, Roll
Standish, Toole. Walton, Wengel
Wiedman.
Absent: Blikken, Settle, Simpson
Van Cleve.
Montana labor news., 1947-03-06

School Reorganization lib 124
The school REORGANIZATION bill pass
ed the house i5-il. In the senate, on
motion OF Mnlholland. the body post
poned action indefinitely. In a move
to keep The bill alive Sen. Hageman
OF Garfield moved Ia have it seeresat-
ed from the balance OF the committee
report. This motion did not prevail
and the bill died.
AYES eWrongl - IS - Anderson.
Atkinson. Baldwin, Bell. Blenkner.
Brumbaueh, Chatfin. Clark of Mussel-
shall. Corcoran. Dallas. Domke. Don
ahoe. Duncan. Duppler. Frerich, Geb-
hardt. Graybill. Harken, Harlow,
Head. Hunter. Jarussi. Jennings, John
son OF Granite. karlbere. kemmis.
Krieg. Lobe. Malsor. Martin. Melton,
Nichols, padbury, pappin. Phillips.
Roll. Rowe. Standish. Stout, Taber'
Taylor. Thomas. Walton, Wiedman,
Wilson.
NAYS tRightl II Angstman'
Armstrong. Ballard. Beck. Benich,
Blewett. Blikken, Bradley. Christy,
Clark Of Silver Bow, Cook, Dwyer,
Emmons. Esp. I~laines, Hall. Higgins,
Holzer. Howard of Garfield. Howard
of Wibaux, James, Johnson of Park
Jones. Kimpel. Louehran, Lowe,
Mayo. Michels. Nixon. O'Connor
Oliver. Page, Rogers, Sales. Simpson
Teigen. Toole. Van Cleve. Wenger
Williams. Scofield.
Excused - - Foot. Pierce. Settle
Tierney.
Segregation Of lib 124 In Senate
AYES tWrongl- Is Baker. Blair
Bovey. Busch. Cole. Doggett. Hage
man. Haight, Henderson, Lott. Saw
tell Simon. Stewart of Rosebud. Wal
lander. Winters.
NAYS tRightl- Arnold. Aron
son. Balgord. Bourassa, Buck. Burke
Dahl. Fewkes, Fischer. Gosman. Hof
land. Hughes. Kelley. Kellogg. Lar
son, Liggetl. Lynch, McQuitty. Man
ming. Markle. Moss. Mulholland. Nun
dy, Olmstead. Plank, Rice. Robinson
Ross. Simmons. Smith, Spear. Stewar
of Dear Lodge. Toman, Wallace, vii
son. Worden.
Excused - - Bridenstine. Cooper
Fallan. Potter.
Merit or Experience Rating lib 1854
Under terms of lib 164 as approved
by the house. weekly benefits to tn
unemployed would have been raise'
to $50 and the reserve fund of tn,
UCC would have been dropped fiv
million to $4,000, 900, thus providinI
q windfall in tax reductions to stead,
employers. No provision for tax re
lief for seasonal employers was pre-
vided in the bill. In the senate. tn
benefits to the unemployed wer
pared to SIS per week, while n
change was made in the steady en-
ployer tax plum.
AYES tNronet - g. ~ Armstrong
Atkinson. Baldwin. Ballard. Beck
Bell. Blenkner. Blewett. Rlikken. Brat
ley, ~Brumbaugh, Chaflin. Christy
Dallas. Domke, llonahoe. Duppler. Est
Frerich, Gebhardt. Graybill. iIaines
Harlow. higgins, Howard of Garfield
Montana labor news., 1947-03-06
Roll Call Votes
School reorganization HB 12i

Here are SOME additional roll calls
on important measures:
Montana labor news., 1947-03-06

.ttVUTHFy TUT IuTTITIT.
First publication March q, lai1-it
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-19

ever presented by the Telenews
Theater.
OF special note is the "Wal-
cott-Louis Fight Films" Due to
tremendous public interest
these films were focused on the
screen last Sunday, December
14th. Never before has any
short-subject attracted so much
attention as to cause the Tele
news Theater to alter its policy
of a complete new weekly
change! These excellent films
will be the only unchanged sub
ject in the new show.
In France, final tribute te
General LIE Clerc is payed. The
Hero of the Free French epic
march across the Sahara Desert
is laid to rest in the Invalides
the tomb of Napoleon.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-19

voices to the singing. The Ohio
Bell male chorus and the ladies'
choir will participate also.
The carols will be conducted
by DR.. Charles D. Dave, emf.
nent Cleveland choral conductor
who has directed the singers
each year since the program be.
gan. Randolph Eide, Ohio Bell
president, will deliver his an
nual Christmas message to EN-
ployees and the public.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-19
CHRISTMAS CAROLS AT
OHIO BELL.

The largest network of Ohio
radio stations ever used to
broadcast The Ohio Bell Tele-
phone Company's annual pro-
gram of Christmas carols from
the lobby of the company's head
quarters building at $50 Huron
Road will be employed on De-
cember oath when employees
gather for the goth consecutive
year to sing carols.
The network will include II
stations broadcasting the origi-
nal program from 11:30 to 1900
noon, on Wednesday, December
oath, and 19 stations carrying
the transcription at various
times later in the day.
Cleveland radio stations carry
ing the program will be WIKI
and WV at 11:30, VINO from
1890 to 100 and VICAR from
$50 to 1000 p. m.
The Christmas carol broad
cast from Cleveland is the os-
casion for holiday get-together
Of Ohio Bell employees from the
office boy to the president and
often customers who happen to
be in the lobby at the time or
the policeman from his post in
the neighborhood add their
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-19
ENGLISH SECTION
CONVAL.EsCING

The we'll known Joe Pograjc
is a patient at University hos
pital.
Eddie Kovacic, councilman o4
Ward % underwent a minor op-
Grafton recently at St. Alexis
hospital.
Mr.. Frank Znidarsic of 1863
East ITO Street returned home
from the hospital. He wishes to
thank his many friends for their
visits, flowers and cards.
After seven weeks confine.
ment in the hospital, the well
known Mrs. Sedmak of,1O24 East
174 Street, has returned to her
home.
Mr.. Louis Virant of 727 East
157 Street underwent major
operation in Women's hospital
recently. Friends may now visit
him. Visiting hours are from 2-3
p. m. and 7-8 p. NJ.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-19
TELENEWS THEATRE

The Cleveland Browns vic
tory over the New York Yam
KEGS, the 'Louis-Walcott Fight
Films, plus top basketball with
City College of New York VS.
Oregon State Beavers make for
one of the best sport programs
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-19
CHRISTMAS COLLECTION

CHRISTMAS COLLECTION
A doctor in Kansas hit upon
a novel idea for sending state
ments to delinquent patients
during the Christmas holidays.
With each bill he enclosed this
letter:
Dear Mrs. So and So:
"Since this is the period of
good will to men, we make it
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-19

It is one of the ironies of life
that when one grows tall enough
to reach the jam on the pantry
shelf, the craving for jam has
disappeared.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-19

one Of forgiveness for you. We
offer you a gift. The bill you
owe us is cancelled. The debt is
forgiven-with just one proviso!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-19
STRAIN Z

You must make an equivalent
cash gift to a worthy charity.
Send us the receipt and your ac-
count will be considered closed. !"
Evening star., 1947-05-04

nuSINESSES--Weekiy selections offered by
N i.MHHesuty e ssan salon, Connecticut Ssa avenue
t. sIS00 sSs N's, nine ns
sections q ts ety Nd ssap's aa Va
sop Win ns eD oeeo5 and sa1ref " asoaes sna an
paintings, with ample, space to enlarge
stock. nice window display; rent, $3.50, in
Sath ap good n% ocaon soWn b
appointment. Call Mrs Eaton. DU. 057O.
3-Restaurant, package take-out unique
Bethesda Chevy Chase location. . For in in.
formation, contact Mrs. Yeomans. WI. 0S3S.
4.--Upper Conn. ave. area exclusive
beauty salon, With lovely living quarters.
For fnrther information. call Miss Corene,
5.-conn. ave. ladies'f shop. complete
line Of beautiful dresses. bIouses, millinery.
underWear. costume 1ewelry. etc; In q
ss sssT des Better sWns5 & yss1 s
$3.50. We have other exclusive dress
shops, in splendid NV. sections Contact
T S-Deiicatesseno. sYs; s ooU Excellent ne location
ideal for frozen custard machine; large
store windows, as well as living quarters;
esasanaDte corsne HN rsnt a5s nice lease. CAN Miss
7.-geapty salon. downtown st, loca-
ton ton @ ideal for owner-operator; opera,
Miss corene. UN. 1851. 7soAe iea'' ea'i
8.-Rooming house, rooms and apis, 18th
neudss d Sn sadas aad
oFe,e1 EoF furtnsr mn aignafSSrmation contact Mrs.
ment; $4,000, furnished near Lincoln
Park; 3-story row brick, converted into 3
nice apartments; new. oil heat: income.
10.,-Beauty salon, upper. Conn ave
sanisst sIssys . sisy; % %splsndidI, r., business; terms
NV. location: owner % viii sell outrisht St.u or
sosss a ssf M ossn CO. 05 So P5'f 81 ana 9 ssrs
with this grocery-meat market. Situated on
traes Wt
Price, $1,000. with only 81. 500 cash and
the balance on time, Get this we'll
Mrs. Yeomans, WI 0s3s. ''
13.-Tots wear, large store, NV. loca-
Call Mrs. u Eaton. efSns pp osso leh'' nice lease
cation Deees fa se store & splendid as s To-
15.-Modern diner. modern hotel. both
Of our nearby beaches; $1,000 cash down
We Specialize in businesses particularly
eanaes MYRTLE zfS suy CO..
Real Estate and Business Brokers, 1887
NJ st. NV. DI. 1854. Ho. 791O.
houses; l,fsses;. issndTy and @ Cleaning Rent s7s
neat: Price. Sc, 900; terms.
NV. ong-establiShed cleaning store
than $500 ,wkly. quoted. Rent, S125.. in
cludes truck and other equipment Price
la, from 12-3 pm. Daily DI. 1920,
THRIFTEE BROKERS. 1411 L st. n.w.s
RIM: 20s. zasI .,aQsga /;
VARIETY. NEWSSTAND. delicatesssn 2
5000 plus wkly'' Rent, S6b, including
PRICED sysry lev At 5000: u -.
net profit auoated Sae: at more than sls5 wkIy
get this at $4,000 this week.
90 Sc, delicatsssen. no competition.
about this gold mine, Cali Sun; FR.
$500. Ext. ia. from 1913 pm. Daily,
DI. 5000, THRIFTEE BROKERS, 1411 l.
st. NV. Rnl. 20s.
COLORED RESTAURANT, a CROWNS busi-
ness on North Capitol s.; near st. = For Fr
after u pm 'HsF S9F g.
Evening star., 1947-05-04
BUslNEss OPPORTUNITIES.


conn. AVE. block from scrystal CITY
srss sst nouss iii 70 IS sae ssesent ntn
professional use OF nonpront organiza-
ton; priced at $4,000 or will lease. Call
Mr.. Franklin, WEAVER BROS, INC,
Washington Bldg DI. $500; ewes. GI.
GAS STATION with living quarters. On
nearby one acre. near Manassas, Va; S6,-
Lunch diner. on No. I'll highway. Is
oas station, stock. lease and equipment.
On No. 211, % miles D. c.: $1,000
Feed business and 1914 IHz-ton truck,
Rssr Raa1Ty Tairfs5 n1 Priss sssoe sas PENTAaoN
#RESTAURANT-LIQUOR, doing about s175
daily business, good fixtures: lease and
cheap rent; priced less than $4,000;
Other restaurants. air conditioned with
liauor licenses. good equipment. leases,
ranging from $4,000 to $4,000: terms.
AaNTHoNY ~ Hsa q CHAPLIN. 127 st. s.e..
WE HAVE THE EXCLUSIVE iistings on
the following stores:
low rent. long lease. busy corner suoa new new
fixtures; nTscss l. does ss sa5oooo yearly business
Ladies 1ne apparel. dress and lingerie
shop-located in busy uptown section;
yearly bus.; owner leaving town; terms;
Radio and appliance store, neighborhood
bus; busy sec; cheap rent. good lease;
does $4,000 Vt. bus: will sell bus, lease
:stock end hx. for $500; terms; this will
be YdnspI soId suiGkiy; i inssTssted call at once
4649. a
Evening star., 1947-05-04
MISCELLANEOUS For SALE.

COLORED RESTAURANT, CROWNS bust
ness on North Capitol St.. near o st. Fol
information cali NO. 6933 or DE. 61Sa
after q nm ~ - s.
Evening star., 1947-05-04

'Ais' SeA4 IA. aioA" ally e'e' eisef oo;oo'
DRUGSTORE location; now operated as
patent medicine. cosmetics and luncheon
deal de- with oga. owner. 44a4 Georgia ave. NV.
MT sfsy s.ss il Gssr gs5o to nss so ast
a1oksrs 1 soem 8. S1s 4oaer BIDS hffEMAS fsth and
eoLoRED e OR B RESTAURANT and srill. To-
Gated 14th st. NV; food. beer, wine: viii
sell reasonable; small down payment Call
hPspES1a AP aaEs ittfr noTkI ssk for sESs5 i rooms
Wsshington's most exclusive section. Box
fMPoRTEp fsHsHi nsf'. GLASSWARE and costume
TAILOR sHofSWesiil estaSlished. doing
Eeod sIs Business SIR soso oyner retired; NV loea-
ifa saaJTY Rnpns 10 s0aS he most beautiful shop
booths; reasonable rent, long. lease; own
For details and sppoiatment to inspect cali
and Business Broker. 1929 Eye st. NV,
sPEciAITY SHOP. in nearby virginia:
reasonable rent. lease; good income: well
priced for immediate sale. For details and
appointment to Inspect call the ONCE of
BOOMING HOUSE. n W location; IA rms,
3 baths, oil heat; rent S125 per mo, with
s45Il monthly income; 5-year lease: total
selling price. $1,000: good terms For de-
tails and appointment TO inspect call the
Business Broker. 1929 Eye st. NV. RE
5345.
DGS, lf-service-Medium size store in
eolorsd neishborhood; weekly sales aver
age 81, 700 and better; sound reason for
seltng at a particularly, low price; GOOD
tsrps KAuSnnsHn e A e1pesisnsed sg sgyer 1EvIN .y
Bldg. 14th and <. RE. 627o.
Evening star., 1947-05-04

room and board). 81
y, rent $515: income
heat. Mass. ave. near
Large modern kitchen,
J; take in outside mealers
1e. A real buy for only
III Elk. 2555. YOUNG
Evening star., 1947-05-04

half price. S5 Call MI. s6o2.
BAgY LAYETTE LAY orss yanted. new or slightly
BAND saw, Companion 10 in, excellent
cheap; else. iron; S.; En-; s75s, ,.,t,
new S-h.p: preyar motor, dble. .;end shaft,
BAND saws, 14-in. combination wood and
sa soss cs NHNb coaPRN saPRss M M 2 R1
o05O, Mr.. Cayanaugh, between $50 am.
and pa, Monday through Saturday,
BAND SAWS. 14-in. woodcuttins, Walker
Turner, complete with motors Can No
cavanaush. aM between $50 a,na. n and ' PM, r
RepSday ReSk y,hFHpFh san.s sa,uTcss with time oe
door, 12-in, steel plate individual stor-
Stainless Sal STEEL 'ass aaminam nisn s'1a Can M &
seen oys % u oa. ss all aRR Il s5z PAT foo ut
saNKvAtLr sassissi 1T Door DOOR, size sa1xes. ain
seo isss s. esapissf eapise II os ssoS n u's ARROW
ons s @ d&ssf & arg. ass ITO top foS once sb'' siS'
asI saE sEEIYosk, 81 E2 a5sk weight 100 lbs. SIS;
,,,.S ~ efis;. ,.ss.7:ss.
se table kitchen esn and s tssl. asfs
MUSE anu pofCu fuckSIs, CAAlIs, ebC.,
bed springs: enough other small articles
| to start . small store. 1896 Harvard st
NV,
BASEBALL sCOREBoARD - Elaborate,
large, well-constructed Scoreboard, previ-
ously used by Evening Star for displaying
Word Series games; eomnlete with control
panel; best offer. National 5000, Ext. 203
| -5
BATH TUB, 8 IT.. legs, complete; hot-water
furnace, to room house 227 9th n e.
BATH TUB, Essex, 5 it.. never used, like
/ new. Telephone Emerson 1858.
sints pins ana ns~ ftttnes Inc pes.hs eoess ssS
| NJ st. NV. MI 5141
BATTERY CHARGES-TrickIe chargers
sold and repaired: save money. cali d,
before you buy, AUTO EQUIPMENT co.
lo2 n. y. ave. ne. AD. 310o.
BEAM SCALES, new Chattltn In stock, $50
PRICE REFRIGERATION CO.. Huss. Dist,
1124 9th st. NV. IA. $3.50.
Evening star., 1947-05-04

play pen with pad,
q Shu-hy rocker; all
and 4 pm. Sunday,
ave. NV. Apt. 104.
'ilt-Rite, good condi-
Evening star., 1947-09-22

lures automobile axle housings, had
announced it would put from eight
to 20 Russians at work in the plant
this week as part of contract with
the Soviet Purchasing Commission.
Program Protested.
Protesting that the program would
displace union members from their
jobs, Mr.. Boyle added:
CLARK Equipment employees also
are unalterably opposed to training
citizens of a foreign power which
might conceivahly be at war with
us In the near future"
He said a strike vote would be
taken "in the next couple of days,"
Company officials said they had
State Department approval for the
Russian contract, which they OBJ
tained in July, 1916. They said the
company had agreed to supply de-
signs and other information needed
by the Russian government to con-
struct an axlehousing plant in
Russia.
Studying for Year.
Mr.. Boyle said that Russian tech
nicians had been studying at the
plant for the last year, but that
this was the first time 1t was planned
to use them as replacements for
union members.
He said 800 man hours would be
lost by UAW members who, the
union official contended, would be
shifted to other jobs at lower wages.
The company said the Russian
technicians would be working on
machines for only two hours each
day and that the displaced men
would be paid the regular standby
wage.
Evening star., 1947-09-22
Womun, IS, Receivers Siqht

STAUNTON, Va, Sept. "a (P).-
After 80 years of almost total
blindness, 75-year-old Mrs. Belle
Harmon of nearby Mount Solon can
see well enough to read her Bible.
She recovered her vision after four
operations and a pair of glasses,
all financed by the Staunton Lions
Club.
Evening star., 1947-09-22
UAW Threatens Strike
To Protest TRAINING
OF Russians in Plant
BY the kssoeio.sd Press

BUCHANAN, Mich, Sept. a.
Local officers of the CIO United
Auto Workers today threatened
strike action in protest against the
industrial training of Russians in
the Clark Equipment co. plant here.
Reginald Boyle, president of Local
468, UAW-CIO, said that 1900 COM
pany employees had approved taking
of strike vote over management
plans to train Russian technicians
in the use of its machines.
The company, which manufac-
Evening star., 1947-09-22
Arlington Center Offers
Child Cultural Courses

Glasses in art, dramatics and
piano will be Offered to Arlington
County children for a nominal fee
by the Arlington Recreation Center
beginning Friday, according to an
Evening star., 1947-09-22

announcement by Mrs. Ruth Phil
lips. director of the center.
Parents interested in registering
their children for the classes should
call Mrs. Phillips at Oxford 2228.