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WAREHOUSES WANTED.

WANTED BY CHAIN STORE FIRM, about
1000 it. on first floor for workshop and
WAREHOUSE VA SPACE wANTED-1a.oo0
to 10000 SO. it. Call MA. 41s1, MR..
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED

KITCHEN EQUIPMENT COMPANY desires
maximum $50 50. #. ground floor space
not over s. So. #; Silver Spring area
preferred. Call Mr.. Walker. AID. 2644
j, R. TENCHER CO, INC. Ewes. DE
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

FIRST COMMENSURATE for store
or warehouse; approx. 5000 SO. # of
exc. space, with elec. elevator and load
ns Dstf0rm In hart n
INC, Elk 5705 to inspect 80
SILVER SPRING "A bedrms and 2 baths
Lge living rm.. 3S IT, kit, dinette, entr
hall Can be used fore Dr's office or
business. Less than l blk from main
business sect; $500 mo. Elk. O3OS Ewes.
after 8. SH. 3S67 -
LGE. STORE SPACE for rent. 1917 14th
st. n ". See BRASWELL. AID. 1858. -31
ss7 G ST. N.W-Several rooms now
avail, front or back, newly decorated
WASHINGTON REALTY. GE SHnn
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DOWNTOWN SITS

Large street floor space in big downtown
Office bldg; suitable for retail or wholesale
business, valet shop, print shop. delicates-
sen; Light and heat incl. Victor Bldg,
Tnl 9th st NV
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FLORIDA"

Homesites on hard surfaced road, near
the largest Florida inland city and one
of the most beautiful in America with
thousands of acres of orange and grape
fruit groves rolling across the surround
clude gof, tennis. bride paths and excel
lent fishing. We are Offering you these
homesites at S295 up on terms as low
as So cash and SIS per month. Call
Mr.. Edward Doerr. ME. 1143; ewes, ME,
j. WESLEY BUCHANAN
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FINANCING private sales orr specially. II
you are buying or selling an automobile.
FINANCE CO, 1102 New York ave. NV.
Repuhlic 200
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INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE.

FRACTION OF ACRE or larger. Industrial
sites, r.r. siding available, fast developing
industrial area; direct from owner; soc
per So IT. PEBBLES CHEMICAL CO..
once, UN 1898; res. CO. 7197.
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LOTS FOR SALE Cont.

SILVER SPRING-Forest Grove section
ideal wooded lot, crest of slope adjoinint
$1,000. SH 4479. =
ACRE FOR SALE in Quaint Acres sub.
division, Colesville rd. near Naval Ord: Lab
Ideal Tor some one who wants to build
Call TR. t929. Il
WOODSIDE PARK. corner of Highland
and Crosby; 100x12S: be sure to see. this
lot today. LOWERY & MELTON. Real TORS
SH. 900. -31
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UNDERWOOD ST. NV.
Just 100 #. from entrance to Rock Greek
Park Golf Course, and " blk. west OF 10Th
ST., at $500 blk; 5Ox142 1T. to alley.
This is a rare opportunity to purchase an
ideal domestic in an area of Washing toni
finest detached homes. l. BERS. GE. 3049.
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CUSTOM DESIGNED

Three large bedrms., plus nursery. two
fulfilled baths. studio liv. rm. with CELL
equipped Beautycraft kitch are among
the many unusual features of this beau
tiful home situated on a large wooded
domestic: all City conven., near new
Grade and high schools. Price only SOL
300 on terms with immediate possession.
RAVENWOOD REALTY co.
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NEAR ALEXANDRIA
NEAR SHIRLINGTON

Exclusive realtors, 116 So. st. Asaph st.,
Alexandria, Va. Phone TIE 7343, Alex
1874 Open ewes. and Suns from 8 m
to pm. for your convenience i
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ADJOINING LOVELY

Shirley Woods" Arlingtons finest subdi-
vision Of 1O5 aH-wooded lots. there is
nearing completion very fine 3-bedroom,
and priced on small profit margin at less
than $4,000 on liberal terms. 1t is on a
wooded lot Of over 1000 So: it; has a
souvenir closets and asphalt tiled; nice
living room. dining room and large kitchen
with inclosed side porch den or extra
bedroom three bedrooms and bath on sec
ond floor; copper plumbing; maids room,
hobby room in furnace room; many other
fine points. Open daily g. Call
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BRICK COLONIAL, S18,5OO

Three twin-bed-size bedrooms, with half
bath of master bedroom; liv nm. with
fireplace, din nm, bright kitchen. side
porch. full basement with toilet; built in
-arage Excellent S. Arlington location.
Call till 8 pm.
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN
1901 Columbia Pike CH. 1871, OK. 21a8
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BUICK 1912 Super 4-dr. sedan; r, and h..
excellent tires. excellent mechanical con-
dition throughout; original two-tone green:
GriEinsl Owner; y 496. Your inspection
expfHLAe" 9s4s ccnx.; ss,15o: s2,ioo
down: light green: light top. Wv. tires.
ave. Silver Spring. Ma 81. seoa. so
CADILLAC I94I sedanette; 7. and h.. eng.
recently overhauled. new paint and tires,
seat seat covers; $3.50 or best offer. See at
CADILLAC 1897 Sedan; excel condition;
cadillac YS4i1 COW. sedan; before you
r 81 sa9s"e eoSsr IS ~ SRs
cH H Iiy beautiful 1s47 4-dr sed i
price includes many extras. Hydra-Matlc
drive, seat covers. radio. heater, special
Nh cAkRoLL. parking 'G io e'i 100 bl Scs
Gx "a lilac 1910 7-pass. Fleetwood sedan:
zoe Or s ssss csr &C. poR iGRsf
c sGS tse i 81 s sss sedan as Hydr.M.
sas 10 cr paint osn sphs s n so1 nen S
cSDiLLAcs-Is47 convertible club coupe,
soD s aso s4i s. ssss s.s sa
seat covers, excel. mechanically. n. A. b. A.
sa ,,b Is s,ss5 our sDee,s Prize
Cost terms coIuMsix MOTORS ao fsth and md
cADn III 9 fs4s .s ds'I club coupe: orig.
e oWNta sT ST. s ssna Terms ans n;
CADILLAC 1888: Fleetwood body; excel.
go saSL .m c 6 10 Oh pln 1878 or o~: So
Irontfnued ~, NeYt PAD I
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Mr.. WOODBRIDGE, VA.

10 acres, coy bungalow; rms, kit
cleo. stove, refgr., hot-water tank, pantry
length Of rm.. small closets each end,
Cor gun closet, other for fishing equipment
Lovely creek supplied by many springs
viii supply aT FISH sh to on ll it. With 'e creek and
hills on either side woods enough te
beautify, this is a No. l spot on No. !
hwy. Price reas., S15,500. Get down ano
they would sell their property for in this
section. Get real idea of the value.
CHESTER COGSWELL
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A ,JUNIOR ESTATE

In the town of Bluemont, Va.-11a acres
with small stream; large 10-room stone
on first floor, bath; 6 bedrooms and bath
on second floor; beautiful lawn with stone
fence across front, shade trees; oil h.-w.h.,
price, S1l.500. This is your opportunity
SUBURBAN REALTY co.
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IS ACRES, between Wheaton and Ken
sington. Nd Bordering on Macomas ave
and Faulkner pl. All utilities available
Builders snack with cleo. CT prop. S20.-
600 Call owner, GE. TAFT. 80
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To pay to provide your children and fam
lily with clean mod 5-rm. semidet. brick
home? Equipped kitchen, cellar. oil &C.
heat: close in; near bus and shops; priced
SlO,450. DICK TRACEY Broker and
Builder. CHI. S311, OK 0771, OW. 1867.
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ealtor and Developer, MA. 1879.

LANHAM PARK
Beautiful lots, 1O0x17O it., $3.50; 500
down SIS monthly; 81 lots sold in June,
breaking all previous sales records: cit!
water. electricity. phone, mail service
train and bus connections. Directions
Tense hwy. miles to large sign, Ian
ham Park" at Office on left side of De
tense hwy Office open daily and Sun
day, 10 a m until dark.
THOMAS F. HALEY
Broker. Phone Hyattsville 01O7 or UnioI
7649. Write or phone for beautiful FREE
folder showing advantages Of Lanhan
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GARAGES WANTED.
AUTO LOANS.

LARGE GARAGE or alley building in which
to store truck and other equipment. Call
MR. WILSON, ST 31fJ i
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A FINE BRICK HOME

With 3 bedrms and ga baths and on a
large corner lot in finest section of Falls
Church. Will be pictured in display adv,
next Saturdays Star. Low price at S26,-
30, on liberal terms. viii be open for
Inspection next Sunday. Other times by
appt. Fuller details from
l.. S. HURLEY
ZOO Brandywine St, Arlington, Gil 1903
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MONEY TALKS
2-BEDROOM BRICK

5i2 acres in Annandale~ Conv. to every
thing; fmmed poSs MILLS REALTY CO.
Annandale, Va, FA 0999-13S7 i
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AL BAKER & SON, INC
CIOSE-IN ARL.-S7.8OO
is $1,000 TOO MUCH

Asbestos Single, broom bungalow on level
lot 95 IT. by $50 it.; block from bus and
stores; reasonable cash. DICK TRACEY,
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LOCATION
INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED,
LOTS FOR SALE.

HAVE S3OOOO-S4O 900 to invest In busi-
ness income property. prefer we'll located
store with apis. above. Call Mr. DIXON
at ST, 200; ewes, no. 2343 agent. i
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CHESTER COGSWELL
3 N. Alhemarle St. Arl., OK. 1893. =

MONTGOMERY COUNTY
Farms, acreage and estates. To, see these
properties call Mr.. Able or David Laugh
7542 Georgetown I'd. Bethesda, Md. Phone
WI. 1922. Evenings and Sundays, WI.
$500 or WI. 1890. 81
Is ACRES-IMMED. POSS.
S9oOO-Nice quiet Groom home with
bath, plenty of shade, about 30 acres of
woodland; 3 bedrms.. l bedrm. on 1st A.,
large closets and storage, fireplace, full
bsmt.. a number of outbldgs. JOHN BUR-
DOFT, Colesville, Nd Call Ashton (Md)
1886. Route 2, Silver Spring. Md. Il
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WATERFRONT pRop.-wAkTEp.
SUMMER HOMES.

WANTED TO RENT-Beach cottage or
water front; sleeping accommodations fol-
adults. Call GE. SOFT. II
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All advertisements offering auto
mobiles for sale must include
actual selling price Of car.
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HIGH ON A HILLTOP

Lovely new brick Cape Cod on Ige. corner
lot will please the most discriminating
features large living room, fireplace, large
dining room, first floor bedroom and bath
:! master bedrooms and bath upstairs; I'M
usually smart Kitchen large recrea. room
with fireplace; garage. Priced right, rea-
sonable cash. DICK TRACEY. Broker and
EIIildHr CI Ean.l OY nEEl
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DIRECT FROM OWNER

Downtown. mr.. 10th and N. Y. ave NV
Consisting of store on st f. and suites
Of Offices above, possession of entire bldg
available at once; only $4,000 down. bal
in easy terms Call OWNER, NE. 0095,
Me. 1853. =
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NEAR WALDORF,

/. NEAR WALDORF, MD.-I5E acres;
only $500 cash.
2 Lots, some u acre each. Temple
Fills, Camp Springs, Nd.
3. Lots. Selby on Bay.
JOHN CHRONAKER, SP. 0656-J, 1901
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in excellent condition; off convenient
Washington blvd. Liv. rm., din. rm., kit
on first floor; 2 bedrms., tiled bath on
appointment, call
THOS. G. MAGRUDER co.
"o51 Wilson blvd. CH.- 3131. Gil. 3434
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

list COMMERCIAL-Combi 6-rm house
and lSx42 storeroom; located on Nichols
ave. Sc; excl. business location; also suit
able for doctor or dentist Call T. PAUL
NtIIDD TIP I2So IL
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BELLEVUE FOREST
HAWTHORN

One of Washington's loveliest NV. sub.
divisions, with everything necessary fol
the better home section; look at the beau.
tiful 70-ft. wooded lot we have for So 400
we also have other lots of any size de.
sired; q woodland beauty spot for that f1nt
home you are planning; all utilities avail
able; select a choice lot now before they
are sold. Mr.. Holmes after pm. EN-
$685..
PAUL P. STONE
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t Selection in Years! JAMES LEES

exciting oundup Not 1912 have we had such brilliant
An
blue All typical James Lees broad
Woven of pngy hardy imported Scientifically
longer Come early for best choice:
Montana labor news., 1948-01-08

impossible for the union 10 protect its
organization. He emphasized that the
publishers had refused to discuss
wages during the five months of ne
eOtiations that preceded the strike.
Should Repeal Act
Randolph. urging the abolition OF
the Tail-IlarlIev act. declared: We
should remove the Law completely
from the books and depend on good
conscience and collective bargainins
as we've done Tor - years in the lTt.
If both sides approached the bargain
ms table fairly and honestly. w could
get along as American citizens. CON
ceive we have basic rights without
either the Wagner act or the TIL law.
Neither is any Magma Charta what
ever The Tait-Ilartiey law. Ran
dolph. said. is 4 slave labor law"
Asked whether the TIL shouldn't
make the most Of the Taft-Ilartley act
until it is repealed. Randolph an
swered we are complying with the
- Wv fittiih W ~
ing with it. And We intend to stay
alive 50 that we can help repeal it,"
Led by William Green. president OF
the AFI.. who pledged a 'lnll measure
ol support by his organization, labor
groups. without regard to alliliation.
were rallying behind the striking
printers. L. G. Soderstrom. Illinois
ederation Of Labor president. an
%nounced that he subseribes fully to
President Green's statement. Con
tributions and resolutions Of support
have been received from hundreds OF
locals .AFL. Go and independent.
Meanwhile the printers emphasized
again. We have asked no union To
break its contract or to violate the
Taft-Ilartley act They pointed out
that u%nionists still in the struck plants
are bound by contract commitments
and by the Taft Hartley law to con.
tinie work,
Reviewing how Chicago publishers
aided in the campaign to abolish price
On oiS, tHt StFlhtIS Hpllt out lIIil
prices have continued to rise, while
real wages-measured in terms of buy
ing power - hay. continued to fall
When VT obtained our last adjust
ment III wages in 1916. the increase
in our pay was not nearly enough to
offset the rise III living costs they
say. Since then. No. l6 stresses. liv-
ing costs have mounted to record
heights. and the Chicago publishers
have seized upon the Taft-Iiartley law
as a means of blocking any wage
raises Whatsoever.
Headquarters vi Typographical Tn
ion No. l6 is at l30 y. Wells. Chicago
6, III.
Montana labor news., 1948-01-08

Admittlns that Russia has recon
mended use OF the fCE 10 carry out
tn, Marshall plan. Patton said Il do
not regard that a. a reason Tor not
working through the commission In
deed. ii seems To me a very good
reason for doing just that When
Russia does advance a workable pro
gram of operations in world affairs,
those who really desire peace and
friendly relations ought To support
such recommendations. This is an in
stance where the Russian recommen.
daiion is sound.
Patton said that the key To Euro
Iean recovery is III a mutually use
ful exchange OF goods and services
between the nations ui eastern and
western Europe. and that lin our OWN
self-interest. III the long run we can
not afford to take the position that
We are il big Santa Claus who is
footing the bills and therefore is going
to be boss. Such a conception wholly
destroys the world democratic struc.
tnre en,isaged when the IN was sci
NJ at San Francisco. II is bound To
make Us the target Of resentment i'll
stead of gratitude. to cause needless
loss and inefficienoy in expenditure
and 10 delay indefinitely the hopes OF
enduring peace.
The ooner we begin to work
through the IN. where. as IN this in
stance, il is entirely feasible from
other points Of view. the nearer we
come to keeping faith with those boys
'ol ours who died that we might have
e chance to build a better and a peace
full world. | earnestly hope that You
can Join in making this recommends
ton to congress-
Montana labor news., 1948-01-08
NEW EMPLOYMENT
HIeH SET IN 1897, I948
HORIZON CLOUDED

Washington-F P--American labor
was employed during 1917 ON "A scale
never before seen in peacetime but
an unusually large number OF older
men over - and over 30 help
ed swell the total of workers. And
there are lta million more teen-arers
working or looking for work han
normally.
These facts stand ont in the new
year report on 1917 job developments
~ Commissioner of Labor Statistics
Evan tlasue. He nailed the record
of 50 million civilian jobs in the Amer
lean economy. reached for the first
time in history But marring the
prospects for Il prosperous la4S on
the eml loyment front. his report indi-
Gated these facts
/. In lsi. about II. million more
men and women in the so-called older
group were working than would be
considered normal under prewar %
ditiohs. 4 like number of r%een.agers
swelled the labor market.
> Extremely high postwar marriage
and birth rates have taken more than
a million Younger women between ~
and 81 out of the job market. whereas
many potential young men workers
are going to school under the Gil bill
oi rights. ttlague estimates the mum
Der thus removed from job-hnnting
for a time as l, million. but other
sources have put il at a million or
more.l
,. Rising prices during 1917 have
resulted in little or no gain in real
wages despite wage increases nego.
tiated by unions in major industries.
Prospects are for continued price in
creases in 1918. but this year the
federal Taft Hartley law and new UNI
ion curling statutes in 80 states will
hamper the unions.
Thus, Claeue indicates. 1915 will
see higher prices with labor weaker
to make up for them through wage
struggles. And at the same time many
workers will be entering the market
looking for jobs.
Director Robert G. Goodwin Of the
Us. Employment Service. also com
menting on 1913 job prospects. said
they depend on maintenance Of strong
domestic demand for goods backed up
by purchasing power and continuance
Of Il relatively high volume Of eX-
ports He said the domestic demand
will probably hold up but that exports
will depend on such foreign programs
as the Marshall plan Of aid to Europe.
Goodwin called the 1gi1 employment
record remarkable" because many
economists. government and private
had looked forward to a recession.
however mild. at some time during the
year He said there had been some
temporary recession in certain indust-
ries. and that in about a quarter OF
the communities surveyed by USES
there is "a fairly substantial number
OF unemployed. Another quarter. he
said has joblessness definitely above
the minimum"
Montana labor news., 1948-01-08

sent similar views To congress
when hearings open January !.
The NFJ leader warned that
the Us. acting by itself is
bound 10 make us the target of
Resentment instead of gratitude. cause
ice less ls~ aud Proficiency in eN
p,ndiiHr' aud 10 delay indefinitely
tn, hoies oi enduring peace
The state presidents Of the NfT.
acii.- rs it. board OF directors. ap-
proved III, Patton approach To place
The operation OF the ERp under the
supervision OF the ECE. a step that
il moi subject to any OF the objections
usually made AGAINST WORKING through
IN agencies. Russia i Il member Of
this commission and has urged that
it BE- made a vehicle for such aid. yet
l.ussis cannot oatvole the rest OF the
commission Hence. there could he no
possibility OF a recurrence Of the We
roes that are used Ill the Security
Council Thus. d real chance al an
inleeraied eaSternswestern European
program would be afforded
Heading the EcE is Gunnar Myrdal.
z swedish economist, who is Well
known il this country" Patton said.
lie added that the Us. could establish
its own commission To watch oveI
Us. interests aud to maintain
liaison.
Montana labor news., 1948-01-08
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

I~,slitic ~ ERNEST THOMAS. deceased.
N"flc' is hereby siNen By the under
si.n'd. cN,'lt"t Of the estate Of Ernest
Thomas, deceased, to the creditors OF
all ptrSnns haNinL claims against
N. SAID deceased. t. exhibit them. with
IN" necessary Noti, i.ss, within four
TINS notice to tho said executor at goa
silver l.ow Block. l;uti,, Montana, the
sam" being thu place Tor the transac-
tiun of the business Of said estate, in
ihr county Of SILVER i,uW, State OF
Montana.
oi,Io ROY THOMAS. Executor
If the Estate Of Ernest Thomas,
Deceased
dated %liitte, Montana. this cath da, Of
nctemier lnl7.
I.LI.l nnhllnAllnM IAN lnlN LII
Montana labor news., 1948-01-08
LEGAL NOTICES
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE
In the District court Of the second
Judicial District Of the state Of
Montana, in and for the

49, -'F'
In the District court Of the second
Judicial District Of the State Of
Montana, in and for the
COUNTY Of silver Bow
~ the Matter III til. Estate Of
JEANETTE G~pIpSTEIN. Deceased
M LINE VEIN, Administratrix If
the Estate of l.innti. e;ullsiein, de-
,,saSed, having this day Filed Il verified
p,tliiun for authority to least. the in
t.r.st Of said deceased in and to Il por-
ton If the read property belonging to
said deceased. hereinafter described.
iri The period and al the rental here
matter stated, aud it appearing that
the giving of such Will he ADVANTAGE
Gus to the said estate.
II Is ORDERED that all persons
~, hereby required To appear before
lhts court on the llth day Of January,
LIS, At the hour Of ten O'Clock Il. m.
ut thu Court Room Of said Court. then
and there to show cause, if amy they
haze, WHY an order should not b. made
au'hprizinl and directing the said
Famine Wcin. rs such administrators.
I" eNccni. leases upon the interest Of
sand deceased IN The real property be-
longing t. said estate. hereinafter de-
a. East stortroon, known aS No. 43
Last Broadway Street. Butte. Mon
tlna. FOR period Of thrrc go Years
commencing Nusust Il. lnln. at rent
at al stl.n 90 per month:
y W "st st"reroom and basement,
known rs Nn. ~ East Broadway.
Butte, Mountains. for period Of three
~ years commencing October J..
1916. at rental If S,a.uu par month.
AN ~ which IL more particularly set
Forth IN said petition.
That said real property is situated
~ the Comfy 81 Silver Bow. STATE Of
Montana. ana IS particularly described
as fnlloWS.
l.t-t 10 fen, IN inth,s at ~ % all
Montana labor news., 1948-01-08

to destroy all labor unions, u.s.
ing the Taft-Hartley act as
a weapon.
After three sessions between
the union and the publishers.
Mayor Kennedy of Chicago.
who has acted as an interme-
diary. said: II sensed a little
progress. Nothing definite has
been agreed upon
From Congressman Charles kersten
committee Investigating" the Chicago
strike. came the statement that infor-
nation obtained in the hearings may
result in the modification of the union
shop provisions Of the Taft-liartley
law. or perhaps in leealizing Of the
closed shop II was the first public
admission by an advocate of the Taft
Hartley act that what labor represent
while the law was being formulated
that it would ruin harmonious rela-
tons with emrloyers-wus true.
Rep. kersten's fellow Investigator.
Rep. Thomas Owens nRep.. Hi, one
OF til, trainers OF the act, gave high
praise to the printers union and de-
clared that such organizations as the
TIT. with a long history of stable
la bor-management relationship, We're
not intended to be targets OF the law
at the time it was being prepared.
Before the Investigation began.
however. Rep. Hartley tRep.. MD.
when asked whether he thought the
unions proposal for a bulletin board
closed shop vas an evasion Of the
law. replied, Il think it is. without
question of doubt" Both Ovens and
Kersten voted for the act and voted
to override the Presidents veto.
The subcommittee. which is a.
branch Of the house labor and educa-
tion committee. heard John j. Pilch.
president OF No. l6: Woodruff Ran
dolph. president OF lTu. and John f..
C'keefe. secretary for the publishers.
Filch pointed ont that under the Taft
Hartley act non-union people could in
wiiltrate into union shops. making it