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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-06-29

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Evening star., 1947-05-04

Buddy, whose real name is
Lawrence, jr., practices rop-
ing all the time. He ropes
everything-the hassock in
the playroom; his pet goat,
which sometimes objects and
butts him; his 18-month-old
Evening star., 1947-05-04

sister, Margaret Ann, and even
his mother. Initiating him,
Margaret Ann has begun
twirling a rope with her teeth.
Like his hero. Roy Rogers,
Buddy sings, accompanying
himself with a miniature ban
Evening star., 1947-05-04

She gets the ideas from cow
boy films, sketches them out,
and then cuts the cloth. Her
neighbors are always asking
her for the patterns, and she
has to explain that she
worked from the screen.
Evening star., 1947-05-04

jo. His parents plan to have
him take singing lessons after
he starts school next fall. He
says he will wear only his
cowboy clothes to school,
which is all right with Mrs.
Gayer.
Evening star., 1947-05-04
Cowhand,
5 5Years sold
Bv STANLEY BATE

1ACSAAo Ill tkkN AAkGShAAAES 1kS
Forestville, Md, where S.
year-old Buddy Gayer is de-
terminedly preparing himself
for a career in the saddle.
Most of Buddy'S waking
moments are concerned with
roping and riding. In fact,
he even goes to bed with a
lariat by his side, his mother
says.
Buddy, the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawrence C. Gayer i
hasn't worn anything buE
cowboy clothes since ~
abandoned rompers. He goes
to all the cowboy movies his
parents can locate, and when
the rodeo was in Washington
last Spring, his father had to
take him to 10 performances
in a row. When the show was
In Baltimore, he went three
times. He won't listen to
anything but cowboy music,
and the house resounds the
day long with recordings
of 'Tumbling Tumbleweeds,"
Home on the Range" and
Back in the Saddle Again"
His hero of heroes IL Roy
Rogers.
Needless to say, Buddy in
tends to become a cowboy
when he grows up.
His expertness as a lariat
twirler has been demonstrat-
ed many times at social
functions in Washington ana
nearby Maryland. There isy
constant call for his services,
and Buddy is never loath to
perform. He set an en-
durance record of sorts when
he twirled on a float in
the parade celebrating the
25Oth anniversary of Prince
Georges County last fall. The
parade lasted from 1890 am.
to $50 pm, and Buddy was
fresh when it ended. His float
won first prize.
His rope trick repertoire in
cludes the "side loop" wed
ding ring" mouth rope" Tin
which he twirls the rope with
his teeth, "flat loop" and
double rope" ttwirling two
ropes at once).
Buddy comes by his tenden-
cies naturally. His mother is
an expert horsewoman, and
his father always has been in
terested in roping and cowboy
stunts. Mrs. Gayer used to
take Buddy in the saddle with
her when he was seven
months old. One day, when
he was two and q half, they
took him to a Boy Scout rodeo
in Rock Creek Park. Watching
a performer twirl a lariat, he
said, Daddy, can do that"
His father made him up
some ropes and Buddy prac-
ticed endlessly. Within a few
months, he was doing tricks.
Buddy has two ponies
which prance happily about
the Gayers' 8 acres just off
the Marlboro Pike. One of
them has been schooled in
tricks. His ponies and color
full coWbOy costumes are. of
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-10-31
Judge Joseph P. Sullivan
j Municiapl Court

Jis dabar yra teisejas ir kandida-
tuoja tolesniam terminui Municipal
Teisme.
1856 metals jis buvo ekzekuty-
viu padejeju prie Mayoro Thomas
A. Burke; 1947 metals Teisejas
Municipal Court. Pirm to, 1914 M
tarnavo Teisiu Direktoriaus Pade
jeju; 19413 buvo Policijos Prose
kutoriaus padejeju.
Mokslus baige John Carroll Uni
versity ir Western Reserve Law
DIRVA - vienatinis Lietu-
viu laikrastis Ohio valstijo je.
kama metams tik $500.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-10-31

RINKIMAI atejo - Lapkri-
cio-Nov. 4 atsibus balsavimai
lsrinkimui Clevelando mayoro,
miesto tarybos nariu ir miesto
teiseju. Be to bus balsuoto-
jams patiekta kelios levies nu-
balsavimui.
Miesto gerovei reikalinga is
rlnkti kitas mayoras, ir tuomi
mes jums Xxi siolei rekomen-
davome kandidata Eliot Ness.
Sis jaunas, plataus patyri-
mo zmogus, turi planus pagy-
vinti miestui, kuriam reikalin-
ga naujo kraujo.
Ieisingai pareiske dabarti-
MO nlayoro Burke p-iesininkas
nominacijq balsavimu vajuje,
Councilman Pucel, kad dabar-
tlnls mayoras yra tick apsnu-
DIES jog pravesti miesto geri-
nimo penkiu metu plana inns
slmta metu, tuo smarkumu ko-
kiu mayoras dirba.
Mayoro ofise reikalingas to-
kls zmogus kuris turi gyvumo,
kurls mato reikalus ir Zinc ka
daryti, kaip dirbti, ko imtis.
Kandidatas Ness savo kara
vanais po balsuotoju sritis tu-
reio progos susipazinti su gy-
ventoju reikalavimais.
Mayoras Burke tikrai yra
"pavarges' savo pareigose: Sc
di skvernus nukores ir leidzia
dalykams eiti savo leta krypti-
mi. kai miestui reikia vado-
vo, mayoras snaudzia kai rel
kia sutvarkyti policija kad is
naikintu mieste nick us mote
ru uzpuolikus, mayoras neis-
mano kaip to darbo imtis.
Ness kiekvienam reikalui ir
kiekvienai pareigai pasirenges
If turi patyrima bel planus. Jis
nuslmano kaip panaudoti da-
bartiniu laiku metodus ir iran
kius.
.Ieigu norit savo miestui gy-
vumo, daugiau bizniu, daugiau
darbu, balsuokit uz Ness an
tradieni, Lapkricio 4. Eikit
balsuoti anksti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-10-31

KAMBARYS VYRUI
Lietuviu seimoje; yra CARA
razas automobiliui.
63O2 Lexington ave.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-10-31
Duokh CIew|andui Tnkama Mayora : BaSuokt " Ness

te A. M. Praskeviciu progra-
mos vedeju. Jis taipgi trum-
pal pasake apie visa reikala,
ir pradejo isdalinti zenklelius
ir pagarbos diplomus vakarie-
neje dalyvavusiems kuopos ve-
teranams ir nekuriems media
lyvavusiems, per ju tevus.
Be jaunu veteranu, buvo pa
gerbtas ir vienas is senqju S.
L. A. nariu, DR.. F. M. Lait-
Matulaitis, kuris dabar Cleve-
lande gyvena.
Pc trumpu kalbu buvo So
kiai ir vaises. Rep.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-10-31
Jack Ganson vel Rengia
ImtVneS Antradieni

Bobby Bruins, kuris stow antras
prie Campiono Frank Sexton Ma
cionalej Wrestling Association, pir-
ma karta 81 sezona dalyvaus Cen
trail Armory, prizes DR.. Ed Meske is
Akrono, Jack Gansono ketvirtose
sio sezono imtynese. Jiedu imsis
pusantros valandos, 2 is 3 pariti-
mu.
.Jedu nei vienas dar Xxi solei ne
ia buve nugaleti Clevelande.
Jumping Joe Savoldi suporuotas
su Jack Moore is Atlanta.
Prize ju bus kitos poros geru i'm
tiku.
Imtynes Central Armory prasiIe
Ga nuo $50 vakare.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-10-31
SLA Ia KUOPOS VAKARAS

SLA Ii KUOPOS VAKARAS
Spaliu 25, vakare, Lietuviu
saleje buvo surengtas SLA IA
kuopos vakaras paminejimui
SLA 60 metu gyvavimo ir pa
gerbimui sios kuopos kariu We
teranu. .Kuopos mares pagami-
no skania vakariene didokam
buriui kuopos nariu ir sveciu,
DO vakarienes, kuopos pirm. f.
Baranauskas, trumpa kalba pa
minejes vakaro tiksla, persia
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-10-31
rEATRAS IR SOkIAI

TEATRAS IR SOkIAI
Sekmadieni, Lapkricio : Nov.
16 atsibus grazus paranglmas
N.P.P.s. parapiios sal7je, bus
statoma veikalas "Katriutes
Gintarai'', perstatantis Lietu-
vos rugiapiutes laika.
Shame parengime dainuos ir
Pranciskus Neimanas, naujas
dainininkas atvykes is Euro
pos.
Pc vaidinimo ir dainu prasi-
des sokiai ir pasilinksninimas.
Pelnas els naujos baznycios
varpams.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-10-31
EPAzINSIT sIOS VIETOS:

Lasnik Cafe, 1924 Superior
ave-, salia Dirvos Redakcijos,
jau atidaryta. Lesnikauskai,
nupirke 81 mama, ta uzeiga is
taise taip puikiai kad tie kurie
seniau cia lankydavosi, nepa-
zins sios vietos.
Formalis Lasink Cafe atida-
rymas lvyko treciadienio va
kare, nuo 7 val, Spaliu 29.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-10-31
AMERIkLECIU A TARPE

Brute Smetoniene, zinoma
musu pianiste, pirmadieni po
pietu dalyvavo ispildyme era-
zaus koncerto Wade Park Ma
nor; il skambino gausu rinki-
nj klasisku piano kuriniu. Prize
jos buvo ir dainu dalis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-10-31

KAMBARYS PORAI be val
ku, su virtuve, garazium. Ca
lima matyt vakarais ir sekma-
dieni; prie naujos parapijos
1878 Neff Rd.
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ORUOLIU derlius Ohio val


stijole symet yra geras, nuo
ankstyvujQ Xxi velyvuju obuo-
liu yra gausybes. Bet sake Sy-
met nera pakankamai darbi-
bininku obuoliams rinkti.
Vienas sodas netoli Cleve-
lando, kuris duoda tarp IL ir
20 tukstanciu buseliu obuoliq,
pernai turejo 40 obuoliu rinke-
ju, o symet tik sesi darbinin-
kai ten dirba. Obuoliu gedi-
mas didziausis, o mieste' obuo-
liu kainos brangios.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-10-31
RKO KEITH'S 105TH
THEATRE

Rodoma sios filmos: Ozark
Passage, SUI Humphrey Bo-
CART ir Lauren Bacall.
Pradedant sekmadieni, dvi-
gubas rodymas, "On the Old
Spanish Trail, Roy Rogers, ir
Second Chance, Kent Tay-
lor ir Louise Curie.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-10-31
ISVYKO FLORIDON

Dirvos skaitytojai Jurgis ir
Prane Martinkai, praleide va
sara Clevelando apielinkese, is
vaziavo vel Florida, jie apsi-
gyvena Taft miestelyje.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-10-31

GERAS NAMAS 10 kambariQ,
6 apacioj, 4 virsuje, parsi-
duoda, 1887 E. 81 St. EN- 1914.
Lietuviu kaimynysteje.
Evening star., 1947-10-12

Cling to make the grade for Lynn's sake.
And this time he was convinced he was on the
right track. The ad he answered had led him
to the Ballinger Detective Agency, and to its
bulldog -jawed owner, Mike Ballinger. Twenty
minutes ago, Paco had staggered out of the
Office with his first assignment.
But Lynn still didn't understand Il Just
don't get it, Paoo. What on earth do you
know about being a detective?"
Mr.. Fernandez grew dignifed again. 'Your
lack of confidence in me is estupendous.
Always you cast Persians at my ability"
What are your instructions?"
Il 90 to the home of an old man who live
here in New York. Is Cuban, named Emilio
Barrios. He tell Mr.. Ballinger he want an
operation"
81 THINK you mean operative, but let it CO."
She frowned, then nodded. "And think I'm
beginning to understand. Your boss probably
got this call from Barrios, and realized that
only native Latin-American could do what's
needed"
She put her arms around Paco and drew
close to him. you're wasting time, honey.
You're supposed to be working But as long
as you're starting new job, you'd better
take this with you. Maybe it will bring you
luck" She gave him kiss, and good one.
When she released him Paco smiled beatif-
cally and stumbled toward the door,
"Wonderful!' he enthused. "Now spend
If L., ,,rollr;ov n,o,,nl ;v, q do1o
A half hour later he was closeted with his
client, Emilio Barrios, and had begun to
understand why Ballinger had hired him for
Job about which he knew slightly less than
nothing. This case was ticklish one. And,
according to Barrios, it required person of
. exactly Paco's qualifications.
you're young, you're handsome, and
you're from Latin-America," he told Paco.
"And you look less like private detective
than anybody could think of. That's per-
feet"
Mr.. Fernandez pondered whether to be in
suited or not, and while he pondered he lis
tened to the old mans. story. The problem,
it seemed, centered in the person of a young
and very beautiful Cuban girl named Alicia
Rivero, who was visiting the Barrios family
in New York. Alicia. who wouldn't have
dared rebel against the ancient chaperon sys-
tenn in Havana, had kicked over the traces
as soon as she arrived in New York, and had
asserted her independence to an alarming
degree.
I'VE WOULDN'T worry about it, " Barrios ex-
planned, ''if the man she was running around
with was friend of the family. But he is not.
He's man Alicia met in night club, and we
don't know the first thing about him: A week
or 50 after she met him, he showed up here
and she went out with him that night She's
been seeing him constantly ever since, but
he's never come back here to the house.
Maybe he knows we don't approve of him."
Paco shrugged "Why man in love should
want to stay in house?"
Evening star., 1947-10-12

the astounded Lynn. He had answered an ad
in the morning paper which called for man
with Latin-American background. The ad
mentioned nothing about ability, and nothing
about experience. Paoo had leaped at it, for
his ability was questionable at best, and his
experience definitely NIL Until the memora-
bic day he had fallen enough in love with
Lynn Foster to shake himself loose from his
native Havana and follow her to the States,
Paco's business experience had consisted of
asking his father for money and pocketing
the result.
Now, however, things were different He
had stumbled from one job to another during
his hectic stretch in New York, always strug-
Evening star., 1947-10-12

or 50 after she met nm, ne showed up mere
and she went out with him that night. She's
been seeing him constantly ever since, but
he's never come back here to the house.
Maybe he knows we don't approve of him."
Paco shrugged. "Why man in love should
want to stay in a house?"
Lover" Barrios looked at him levelly.
II think what this man is in love with is
million dollars"
"A million -" Paco sat bolt upright.
'Honbre! You make to me the joke"
I'm not joking at ALL Alicia is worth every
bit of that, in her own right. Now maybe
you understand what we're up against"
Paoo nodded. rs very easy to be in love
with million pesos. Who is this man? What
his name is?''
His name is Earle Hammond And here's
picture of him. Try to remember it, because
it's Alicia's picture, and can't let you have
Continued Of, next page
Evening star., 1947-10-12

now" he announced pridefully, "a duck"
"A .vhat?''
IT. "A duck Why you no understand Ameri-
te- can slang? They give me badge, they put
er- me on salary am duck"
Badge +" Then Lynn got it. Good
he heavens, is it possible you mean dick"
tu- PAco hesitated. rs possible" he admitted
He drew forth the badge and showed it to her.
Lynn read, "Ballinger Detective Agency"
ID. Then she sat down. Hard.
ed Are you" she gasped, "a detective?"
ST." Paco said happily. II am now super
ou soth."
US. Then he poured the story into the ears of
Evening star., 1947-10-12

lynn FOSTER opened the door of her apart
IL ment and gazed on the beaming counte-
nance of her Cuban-born fiance, Paco Fer
nandez.
MAKE to me the congratulations" he
ordered.
Lynn smiled. ''Okay, darling, l congratu-
late you. Now tell me why"
Il have just get job"
Here we 60 again." Lynn murmured,
remembering Paco's numerous short-lived
excursions into the realm of labor.
Paco drew himself up with dignity. "You
do me the great injustice. This time is serious
am carving up career for myself"
"Of course, sweet. shouldn't have said
that. Tell me all about it.
The beam returned to Paco's face. Il am
Montana labor news., 1947-01-09

There are two hard facts that ought to be
spotlighted for all the people. The first is
that a renewal of this war will be a national
tragedy death sentence to many an Amer
lean hope. The second is that labor, if COM
PEELED to fight again, is absolutely certain to
win again.
The first fact hardly needs argument.
This tragedy would never be invoked except
by the ultra-rich minority which exploits ev-
cry great disorder for a quick profit.
The second fact ought to be equally OBJ
vious. Labor will win because it consists
of people-millions of people. and the vast
majority of people. This overwhelming ma
iority can be fooled some of the time, exploit
cd some of the time. terrorized and repressed
some of the time. But. as Abraham Lincoln
said. not all of the time.
The lawyer-minded hired men of Big Bust
ness have dreamed up an elaboration Of tricks
for Handwriting labor in this promised re-
newal of the old war.
But a million men will not be checked in
definitely by a shyster trick that works to one
mans advantage. lnjunctions will not
build houses, run locomotives, fabricate steel,
any more than b~ayonets will mine coal. Soon
cr or dater, there will come a time when the
million men will take a look at the high-sound-
ing ukaSe OF some Judge MumDO-JumDO, ana
say with one voice: The hell with it.
And in that moment the Alfred p. Sloans
and the Wilson's and the Fords will confront a
majority which it is purely impractical to i'm
prison, fine. slaughter, starve or intimidate.
:. In that moment, the Sloans and Wilson's
and Fords will be licked-and they will know
it.
This moment is what the sponsors of a
new labor war are now asking for, and the
chances are that the new congress will accom-
modate them.
This finale may be long coming. . The
great majority, meanwhile, will sustain trag-
edy, and a small powerful minority will com-
pile profits. But war can have only one end.
LABOR LEADER.
Montana labor news., 1947-01-09
LABOR WILL WIN

The Wagner Act was conceived in fair
ness. enacted at a time of pu~blic-spirited I'M
ity. and aimed at the peaceful preservation
of rights won over a long period of years by
the kind of conflict that is known in general
as labor trouble" The present outlook
is that this act will be amended in hostility,
at a time of disunitv and confusion. and with
intent to rob labor Of any rights it is unwilling
to fight for.
This reversal will be an invitation, by Act
of Congress. to a renewal of the old conflict.
Labor won the long war that came to an
armistice when labor's American Magma Car
ia became a law. Now, cancelling that
armiStice and returning to a state of war, the
reactionaries hope to handcuff labor beyond
any hope of winning this wal again.
Montana labor news., 1947-01-09
LEGAL NOTICES
ALIAS SUMMONS
No. 42307

No 49207
Juaielai District OF the STATE OF
Montana, IN ana for the
county OF silver 80"
JOSEPH l.. WILSON. Plaintiff.
vs..
ANTHONY W. BARNARD and MRS.
ANTHONY VI. BARNARD. his wife, if
alive, and or if dead, all heirs and or
devisees OF Anthony W. Barnard and or
Mrs. Anthony w. barnard. deceased;
JOSEPH BELL: WALTER +. CHAD
WICK: WILLIAM cHuMESERO and
MRS. WILLIAM CHUMESERo, his wife.
if alive. and Tor if dead. all heirs and or
| devisees Of William Chumcsero and or
Mrs. William thumesero. deceased;
ENOCH tOBEnLY and Mrs. ENOCH
coiEIsLY, his wife. if ALIKE. and or if
dead. all heirs andIor deNisees of Enoch
tuherly and Mrs. Enoch Coberly. de-
ceased. KATE REID, also known as
KATE DEWEY; DAVID :. DEWEY.
T~HAnDEIS :. HAMILTON and MRS.
THADDEI-S :. HAMILTON. his wife. If
awe. and or # dead, all heirs and /or
ueNlsetS OF ! hah"ehs = hamilton
ana or AIRS ~hahdeus , familton de
ceaSeu, JoSElH CONRAD
kufiisS; MILES MAHAN and Mrs
MILES MAfiAN, ms wlie, ! awe
andtor II dead, al heirs ana or de-
Nlsres OF Miles Althan ana or Aifs Miles
Mahan,, deceased: THOMAS - MILES
Jls and MRS. THOM ~ .. MILES. Jl..
ms VILE II awe anhfor IL dead, al
heirs AMOR devisees OF lh"ihas -
Miles ;Jr. andIor Mrs. Thomas g. Miles
~, deceased AislHtk NAi,LAu
l'tLih NAi'EAts JnliN - i,r.NAnp
/. I, 49,, = ~ !, ~,
devisa.. az iohn - pnnaud ana or
Mrs Inbn = pan,nl d.caasad VII
IiAN ppis. LrIsi,Epiri, s,,IIoM ma
NES ERttbi,jtick SrIJoAL. his wife
If alive ana or if dead All heirs and or
| I.,i.... ~ L,.1.ri,Ir c.b.,1 md y,r
Montana labor news., 1947-01-09

He who has never denied himself
for the sake of giving, has but glanced
at the joys of charity.-Swetchine.
Montana labor news., 1947-01-09
CITATION AND ORDER TO
SHOW CAUSE


~. i-'p'
In the District Court OF the second
Judicial District OF the state Oh
Montana, IN ana Tor the
County OF silver low
In THE NATTER OF THE ADOPTION
OF WINNoGENE j. SHEFFIELD, a
Minor child.
mn, c.r .r1, ~, To
~ IIr-SrEy GI~.irEIEJ.p
cnrI,rIIr " "
~. J., ~.
iatrlck T. Leary haNlnS iiieu ~ IN
'ourt a ietlllon nraslhE ior ~ 1tue'
OF ADOPTION ., NinhoSene .. .,.iu,
a MINOR chlld, ana 1t appearing lion'
SAID l'etltioh that YOU r,hhunceN =.
Shttlltld, are the latHei VI S"iu ihiho'
chlld, r.
Ana ~ appearing 70 the ,ourt i'o,i
sald ittitlph that such A"op'lon Moulu
ne TOT the pest INTERESTS " S"'" ''"o
hid, u,,,,,,,,n,, -. ,,.,,.
NON, olii;' iou, haun.es
L. Shellieio, gre merely 49,, 49,
M rnnr, in neunrtment Eo II there
Of. on Saturday. the llth day OF jan
uary. laii, AT inc hour OF l"."o oolockh.
AN, thti ana therc " snow t'use =.
any sou have. why an order should not
be made anu rant. 70 the Saih ieti-
toner, Patrick J Leary, to, the eiiec,
MY s'ln e'n,i' ~, ~ n,ipnr chiiI
Montana labor news., 1947-01-09

THE TURF-FOR FINE WINES. IL
quor and beer. Booths for aides.
Williams & Sampson. Props. Main at
Mercury.
Montana labor news., 1947-01-09

No. 42307
In the District Court of the Second
judicial District of the State Of
Montana. In and for the
County of Silver Bow
Montana labor news., 1947-01-09
I TO

Estate Of MICHAEL CURNOW, De-
ceased.
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed, Ethel curnow. Administrative
of the estate of Michael Curnow, de-
ceased. TO the creditors of and all per-
sons having claims against the aid de-
ceased. to exhibit them. with the nee
cSsary vouchers, within four months
after the first publication Of this notice
To the said administrative at sos Silver
l;ow Block. Butte. Montana, the same
being the place for the transaction Of
the business Of said estate. in the
county Of Silver Bow. State of Mon
tana.
Ethel. CILNOW. Administrative
of the Estate ot Michael Curnow.
Deceased.
Dated Butte. Montana. this 18th day
Of december. 1916.
First publication bee. ~. l9iC-4t
Montana labor news., 1947-01-09

a Jest should be such that all shall
be able to join in the laugh which it
occasions Feltham.
Montana labor news., 1947-01-09
DETROIT FIREMEN CUT
WEEK TO So HOURS

netroit-FP-The Detroit local Of
the International Association of Fire
fighters ,ATLi has won the 63-hour
week for its members. Maintaining
the customary oi-hour shifts the fire
men viii not get one day off every
eight days instead Of every l6 as be-
fore
Montana labor news., 1947-01-09

Farmers in 19i7 will receive higher
average egg prices than in 1916, the
USDA predicts.