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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-09-24

Hattiesburg football game
Charles Carr, Jr., is a member
of the G. c. NJ. A. team.
S. Sgt. Robert M. Parker sailed
Thursday for Panama to serve a
two-year enlistment with the U.
S. Army.
Tom Handy left last week for
Mississippi State college to ac-
eept the chair of political science.
J. d. Williams and Floyd Beau
gez left Friday for Chicago where
they will be employed.
The Debut Club met Thursday
Of last week and elected Miss
Ann Joachim as president. Other
officers arc Trixie Mullins, vice
president; Joy Smith, secretary;
Jayne Nixon, treasurer; Lloyd
Lee, chaplain; Ethel Young, SER
geant at arms. Their first project
Of the year will be the making
Of scrap books for the hospital.
The Cub Scouts held their
first meeting of the year Friday
at the home of Mrs. J. c. San
ders, den mother. The new char
ter was displayed and registra-
ton cards given out. Uniforms,
equipment, achievements and
books for the year were dis
cussed. Present were Bradford
Lemon, Donald Bullock, Charles
Schaffer, Ed Dorrah, Charles
Tanner, Henry Endt, Charles Vol
vedich, Dwain Webb and a visi-
tor, A. w. Lee.
Ocean Springs students leaving
for college during the past few
days ire: Miss Evelyn Engbarth,
Robert Forde and B. Baker, L. S.
u. in Baton Rouge; Robert Endt,
Marion Military Institute, Ma
rion, Ala; Marcus Shanteau, DON
aid Edwards and David w. Par
ker, Mississippi State college /,
~Starkville; Jackie Richards,
Southwestern louisiana college,
Hammond; Buddy Braun, Billy
Holmes. Miss Virginia Lee, Rus
sell Moran, Ole Miss, Oxford;
Miss Joan Bethel. Hardin-S sims
mons, Abeline, Tex; Miss Gloria
Gay. Shorter college, Rome, Ca;
Miss Mary Hayes Holmes. Me
Gehee's, New Orleans; Miss Es-
telle Gay, Gulf Park college,
Gulfport; Misses Jackie Voive-
dich, Title Davis and Beverly
Drake and Charles Rouse, Wade
Gale, Charles Davis, Charles
Hutchinson, Fred Lemon, Eldon
Cazaubon, Chubby Beaugez,
Joseph Ryan. Perkinston Junior
college; Hugh Rohnberg, Wood
ard Photography school, Mem
phis, Tenn: Pete Steelman, Clark
Seminary, Newton.
Marshal and Mrs. r. c. Miller
and Constable and Mrs. R. Bull
lock of Ocean Springs have re-
turned from a convention Of
Mississippi Tennessee Peace Of
ficers In Memphis. Mr.. Miller
was elected vice president of the
South Mississippi district. Next
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-09-24

o'clock in the afternoon. with the
Reverend Arthur Schneider Of
ficiating.
The ceremony will be followed
by a reception at the home of the
brides brother-in-law and sister,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Hardy, at
SAB Beach boulevard at which the
guests will be members of the
two families and the bridal party.
The wedding will be preceded
by a rehearsal supper at which
Miss Elma Lindinger, aunt of the
groom-elect, will be hostess fol-
lowing the rehearsal at the church
on Friday.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-09-24

E Mr.. and Mrs. Art Fifield en-.
tertained friends recently at theil
home in celebration Of their 40tf
wedding anniversary. The recep'
ton rooms were decorated with
pink gladioli and blue asters ano
the dining table was centerec
with flowers and lighted tapers
Supper was served during tho
evening with Mrs. Champ Gay
Mrs. Les Wisweli, Mrs. Louis
Cosper and Miss Bernadine W1lfi
assisting. Mrs. James Bridges
poured coffee. Miss Wulff sang
several songs, accompanied by
Miss Elsie Mcfarland. Mrs. FL
field wore a white crepe dinner
down fashioned with a tunic with
: fur banding the sleeves. Her cor
sage was of pink rosebuds. Out
of town guests were Mrs. Doro.
thy Huntsinger of Louisville. Ky.
Mrs. Norma Hiriot of New Or
leans. Mrs. Elizabeth Stallings OF
Biloxi and Mrs. Mable w. Houg-
ton OF New Orleans.
Mrs. Harris Hall entertained
with a weiner roast Saturday
night at the Harris home in Cher
okee Glen in honor Of her daugh-
ter, Ann Rene Hall. Following
out door games, supper was
served on the lawn to Shirlie
Sanders, Carol Ann Snyder,
Nancy George, Helen Ray Hutch
inson, Philip Schaffner. Bonnie
McMnrtrys Kyle Fondren. Stanly
Sanders and Charles Sehaffner.
Miss Aura Marina Andrews of
San Pedro Sula. Honduras. has
arrived to spend a year with her
aunt. Mrs. Otto Wyerstall.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. ]. Mestier
have received word that their
son, Louis Mestier, stationed
with the Air Force in California
has received his permanent rank
as major in the regular army.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Beuhler,
who have been motoring on the
West Coast for several months
have returned home.
MIR. and Mrs. Ben S. Sullivan
announce the birth of a daugh-
ter Monday at Biloxi hospital.
They have named the baby
Sharon.
Mrs. Bruner Martin, Miss Mary
Francis Martin and Miss Doris
Crysell spent the weekend in
New Orlean,
Mrs. Roland jackson left We'd
nesday for Jackson to undergo
treatment following an operation.
Mrs. Lynd Gottsche was host
ess to the Presbyterian Auxiliary
when Mrs. Frank Snyder gave
the program. Mrs. Harold Hutch
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-09-24
Miss Hull To Wed
Curl Lin Jacobson
Saturday Afternoon

A wedding of special interest
here where the groom-elect was
born and reared and the bride
to-be has made her home for sew
eral years, is that Of Miss Vir-
ginia Sue Hall, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Julius Hall of
Carthage, Miss. TO Carl Lin ia
eobson, son of Mrs. C. ]. Jacob
son of Pascagoula which will be
solemnized at the First Presby-
terrain church September rs at 5
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-09-24

years convention will be held in
Gulfport.
st. Alphonsus Catholic School
Cooperative club held its first
meeting of the year last week
with Mrs. Joseph Bruno succeed
ing Mrs. Ambrose Fayard as pres
ident. Mrs. Jack Hughes was
elected secretary to fill a vacan-
ey. The Rev. Francis Deignan
opened the meeting and commit
tee chairmen appointed were Mrs.
Bonnie Seymour, arrangements;
Mrs. Fielding Coester. program;
Mrs. w. w. Bellman, members
ship: Mrs. Carrie Ames. sunshine;
and Mrs. Ambrose Fayard, pub
licity.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-09-24

The following allowances considered,
allowed and ordered to be paid by the
Board of Supervisors of Jackson Coun-
ty. Mississippi. and the Clerk of said
Board directed to draw the proper
Warrants, to-wit:
Evening star., 1948-04-13

said he was making with no big
birthday observances until the res
taurant Is 80 years old, was recall
ing how the wiseacres were giving
him "at the most, three months
when he moved the Madrillon from
1904 g street to its present location,
l444 New York avenue, in December.
1927.
He's been In the restaurant busi-
ness here even longer, though. Fore
runner to the Madrillon was the
Pure Food Shop, in the $500 block
Of Fourteenth street NV. But we
came downtown to see If we could
get . reputation" says Peter.
We're doing ok, huh?"
Yep.
kA
The after Dark Calendar: New
shows bowed in last night at the
Statler, the Shoreham, the May
flower and the Balalaika.
Joining Emile Petit at the En-
bassy Room (Statler) was Dave
Apollon. who has replaced his
Evening star., 1948-04-13

Portrait of a Man Who Has Fun
Working: Ray Heatherton, the
Music With a Smile" maestro AZ
the Wardman Parks Metronome
Room, started singing in public as
a choir boy. He was with Pau
Whiteman in the days when the
king of Jazz had a group OF singers
and musicians by the names OF
Crosby, Dorsey, Grofe ana Iea-
garden under contract. 1t was even
before the time of Ramona, put
that doesn't mark Ray ss an actiVe
beneficiary under the retirement
clauses of his annuities. He was still
in high school when appearing Oh
Whiteman's radio show.
After breezing through most OF
the '30s doing radio shows ana ap-
pearing in musical comedies, ne
organized band three years oeIore
the war. His first big job was the
tough one of following Horace Heidi
into New York's Biltmore Roof. But
he's played there several times
since.
The present crew is q smaller
edition of the prewar outf1t. Ine
first organization was disbanoeo
when Ray went into the Marines IN
1e43. It was on Okinawa where
Ray presented the world premiere
of Tyrone Power as Shakespearan
actor. Although the Heatherton Lad
served with a bomber squadron, ne
was called to the tent Of the COM
manding Marine general soon after
the island was reasonably secure.
lieutenant" spake the general, !,
"I understand you used to be IN that
show business stuff. When can you
give a show here?
The idea, it seems, was that the
general wanted the Marines to pre-
sent the first service show on the
island. Ray thought things over,
allowed as how he needed some
time to whip things together-and
presented the show that night. 1t
was on this bill that 1t. Power I'M
personated Hamlet pondering Ito
be or not to be-"
And he was good" AYERS Ray. In
fact he says, the only trouble came
from a critic-a Jap critic with a
machine gun who occasionally tried
to get into the act.
Although there's no show-as such
at the Metronome Room, none Is
necessary. When Ray isn't singing,
Evening star., 1948-04-13
After Dark
Started SINGING as 4 Choir Boy
And He Still Has Fun Doing 1t

he's presenting his musicians In
various variety acts, leading Irish
songs or skipping around the dance
floor leading what could pass for an
Irish Jig. Featured also is q girl
singer, an Indiana lass named Patty
Chapman. She's rarity among girl
vocalists with bands. Not only does
she look well Ii . strapless evening
gown-she also can sing, and well.
There's a gayety and informally
about the whole thing.
X X 4 y
At the Club Cairo this week Is
Arthur Blake, who is an imitator
But don't shrug and dismiss the
show with an expressive. Just an
other imitator." This boy Blake Is
good. His imitation of--or rather
satire on-Louella Parsons Is devast-
ingly perfect. It alone is worth the
Evening star., 1948-04-13

trip. But, aided by . wonderfully
adaptable head Of long hair and an
abilityto completely subjugate him.
self into every role, Blake does cyni-
cally well with Bette Davis, Mrs.
FDR, Carmen Miranda and host
Of others.
Appearing on the same bill is q
comedy" team composed Of Bobby
Sheldon and June Burnett. Sheldon
has q beautiful talent for comedy
and great stage presence, but 1t Is
apparent only in the racetrack num-
Der he does In the manner Of Danny
Kaye. As for the rest Of the teams
too long routines, they haven't, un-
fortunately, realized that the on
color is not necessarily funny.
The Lee Henderson dancers are
back at the Cairo with some new and
beautiful gowns. Jerry Rods small
band still does fine job playing the
long show.
Bill Thompson and his trio
organ, piano and drums-have just
had their contract renewed at the
Neptune Room. The group came
in last January for its third appear
ance here. Bill is now a resident
of Bethesda, having purchased a
house there.
X
Peter Borras and his Madrillon
Restaurant last week celebrated
their 28th anniversary. Peter, who
Evening star., 1948-04-13

famous Philippines with two girls.
Dave, who is known by vaudeville
fans from coast to coast, says that
when he saw the two girls now
backing his act he decided to give
the Filipinos their liberation" Shar-
ing the plush spotlight at the
Statler is Senior Wences, q ventrilo-
quist who makes . dummy" out
Of his flst-and who Is pretty good.
The Mayflower Lounge brings IN
the dance team Of Pierre D'Angelo
and Vanya, with Dick Barlow and
his orchestra replacing Pierson Thai
for dancing.
At the Shoreham and Balalaika,
as noted here before, are st. Clair
Evening star., 1948-04-13

and Day along with the De Castro
Sisters at the former, and Victoria
or Is 1t Victory-Rain at the latter
spot. There's still some confusion
w. E. G.
Montana labor news., 1948-08-05
The HATE BILL

The mcanest and uglicst act OF the
rcactionary S0,h Congress was the pas
SAGE OF the notorious Reyercomb-Wlley
bill. 1t is supposed to allow the entrance
into this country OF certain displaced
persons. This bill has been condemned
bitterly by all those interested in solv-
ing the displaced persons problem which
is costing the United States 50 much
money and is also a source OF danger
10 the country's standing aboard. While
the bill pretcnds to meet this problem
it really is based on religious and racial
discrimination. Its complicated terms
discriminate against Catholics and
Jews who are numbered in the displaced
| groups.
The unanimous condemnation this
measure has received in the American
press, in news stories. editorials and
| bitter cartoons, reflects the traditional
American attitude toward those in dis
Montana labor news., 1948-08-05

Printing Pressmen-1Ieets I'd Wed; OF
mo-. al Carpenters hall. John Il. Null
liran. pres, 2201 Fir ST.: Adolph Rich
ards. 81 lJ2 w. Granite st.. sec.
sheen Shearers No. l, AFL-l4 w. pat
,n,im. LaNor Taylor. pres.-sec.-treas-
phone 2-1Se3. 20. Box l422.
Stationary Engineers No. So OF the ~.
1880 pm; Office and meeting 1ehn sG,i n,art
nres.: f. g.. CRANE. v.p.; John r.
Rllev. rec. sec: Henry Young. sec.
Teachers-Meets 1st and srd We'd. 7:s9
p. m. in study Hall aqdiv9rium nres
Maurice Driscoll, vp.; Mrs Mary
Louise Thompson, fin. sec; MIS-
Helen Weber. rec. sec.
Teamsters-Meets Thursday at ~ T.
park ST. Lee Varcammen, pres; ken
meth Davis; vip.; w. . rs MclH.os" Frank
+ birmingham. bus. agent; Arthur
Speraw, Art Rosar and Frank J. Bir-
mingham, trustees; Frank ~ blr-
mingham George Brown and Frank
Waiyeyac. delegates TO Butte Build
ing Trades Council.
Butte Stage Employees & Operators
Union, Local STD Curran.. pres.
Earl Wiles, v.p; Carl Fredericks
treas; Denny. sullivan 72S n. Excel.
park. bus. agent. Union meets 2nt
Tuesday each month at Musicians
hall.
Observation-Disclosures 80 Sun. OF mo. a
: Carpenters hall Roy Nelson, pres
SAP W. Galena: G. F. Aultman. sec
I 4O5 W. Quartz.
!. Women's observation-disclosures Har
; rington. pres; l. Mattausch. sec,
treas: Martha Youchim, bus. agent
Phone 5758. Meets LIST and Sd Fri.
pm: I'd and last Fri, $3.50 pm. Car
penters' hall.
/ workingmens Union. FLU, 1885 =
e Meets list and Sd Mon II ~ 2. Par
Al. ]. Driscoll. sec. Pc. Box Its.
Montana labor news., 1948-08-05
LEGAL NOTICES


AIrag SUMMONS
IN II DISTRICT COURT OF IHE SECoSD
JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF THE STATE or
MONTANA, IN N FOR n COUNTY OF
MARTIN s TrDRLr. Plaintiff. VS. PAUL.
me A TiDBALL. Defendan'
No 1919.
The $50 o, Montana seuas greetings 20
Tho above named defendant
You are hereby summoned % ansner he
complaint IN 'hls action. when IS i4len N
,he office u the cisrk Ok ms court 4 Nvp,
Of Shirh Is herewith served upon you. anc
20 f.i- your answer ard serve a copy tneFeoi
unon the plaln.lsrs attorney within INentY
Davs after the service of this summons eN-
elusive Of the day Of sersice. and n cAr
d, your failure n appear or answer. judgment
XIII Be 'aken agalrs, sou By default 'F s"-
relief demanded In the complaint.
A brie. statement Of plaintiff caH'r OF
action IS as follows 'o-~it
That you ana The plaintiff married a. -,
Francisco. California on or about the ora
d,v az October i3T. and sger since have
been and row are husband and wife
Tha. 10 children we're born as issue o. SAD
ira. p.alntin - nov an actual oona-tdr
rerider, d, me state Of Nou.ara. ard mas
been sucs sor more han ons year las' pas
and lniu edlaieiy precedirg We eoN,tneho, ~
q, ,his acton to-et he 27ih day o. JAty
ia4s ..-
ina, you have been and nor are spi.,
81, extreme cruelty Of aud toward plaintiff
III inis 'o-vit that Tor more tla" ohe s.1t
last past. ,o-xl.' for more than itvf Years
Ia past and Immediately preceding ne
COMMENCEMENT 81 this action. you nave cor
tiruea and persisted in 4 colrsr o. ~.
meu' ard 'ondac' q and toward plams.
lurfrh vas and IS Justly and reaaonaDt oi
a,rN a nature and character 50 as 70 destlo,
NJ 4raer Of mind ard happiness 81 piatn'ls
and rhlch course OF conduct ana 'rei'ihrt
has i~es'roysd ine peace OF MIND ann .'pp
r.ss a. plaintiff and which said courfe O,
,,-ao,t And .-satmeut was and Il u sncn
Montana labor news., 1948-08-05

Central Labor Council-Meets ID and
4th Mon, A.O.H. Hall. John Mogus,
pres. Eugene Mcbride. v.p.; Walter
y. Riley, sec: Ed Kelly. treas. +. G.
De La Hunt. sgt.-at-arms. Harold
Erickson, Henrietta Schrapps and james
Rice, Trustees.
Plumbers Local Union No. 673-W. J. OBrien
pres; J. A. Vanisko, v.p.; H. E. Schrapps
secy.. Pc. Box 1877. Meets second Tuesday
at 7:3O p m. in the A. O.. II. hall.
Teamsters-Aeets LIST and I'D Thursdays
CArnenters' hall. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Goodman, pres: L. Lucier. vice pres,
Jack Anderson. s~ec.-treas.: H. J. VII
leneaue, rec.-sec.: John Mogus. bus
agent: Tom Vanisko. con. & war.
George Hess. J. Cordial. Fred Thomas
trustees.
Montana labor news., 1948-08-05
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
~ CATHERINE GODFREY 0So

Estate Of CATHERINE oOOFR3x ~"
known as KATE GODFREY. deceased
Howard s Godfrey, administrator OF inc
estate Of Catherine Godfrey also kncwn ~ :,
Kate Godfrey. deceased. to the cfeoito!s y.
and all persons having claims ess!ns. W.
sa,d deceased. TO exhibit them. With the nee
sssarv vo,chers within four month aner
the first publication OF this notice to the sac
administrators at 504-5 Phoenix BLOCK. 90 VIZ,
park Street. Butte. Montana. the same ne.ne
the place for the transaction Of me nv
OF said estate, In the county OF Suve1 DIV
''A' :" HOWARD 8. GODFREY.
administrator OF the Estate OF Catnetlhe
Godfrey also known as Kate oooi1ey' ~
ceased. -. s.v a,
dated Butte, Montana. this 23rd Gay o.
July. l948.
FSrs, publication July 20. 1856
Montana labor news., 1948-08-05

Yellowstone County Trades & Labor
Assembly-Meets Fri, s pm. in the
I;ox l1lG. Robert West. pres. Maui
rice Holmes. WI. Glenn & Halllm.
fin. sec.-treas.: Martha W. Peterson.
rec. sec: I'D klipstein, sgt.-at-arms.:
Howard Smith. George L!nville, Frank
Mayer. trustees. Phone 2535.
Carpenters' Local No. ll72 Roy
Thompson pres: f. H.. Helterbran.
rec. sec. Meets ist and Sd Tuesdays.
Montana labor news., 1948-08-05

fress a startling contrast to the
terms OF this regrettable measure.
senator Revercomb is a Republican
from West Virginia.
Senator Wiley is a Republican from
Wisconsin. go,
Both voted for the Tait-Hartley bill.
Montana labor news., 1948-08-05

Tie sa,h Congress killing veterans
housing bili, killing any measure %
lower pricc,- cxcmpting the very rich
from ,crtaln ~,axc,-voting - gnt ne
>ae.,l security sys,cm-wa, a friend
.rI valuable ally oi Communism.
Montana labor news., 1948-08-05
NOTICE 70 CREDITORS

I-IH'7 n SALMON Rl' EK MININt NNN7
sNfflIISu COMPANY. a corporation. whose
tefsi IS rNi 'rfrc has expired.
Na,ire IS hereby given by the UNDERSIGNED.
Ts.sfee 81 t..a estate O, above named expired
dar9of4ta 10 thr creditors o. and AL per
sot.s NAtas claims .saiust tie aid anoyc
.:saaleQ expired corporation. % exhibit -
~ tAr rSs4f vouchers. within .
uaa fas after the first publication u ms
f1ire - the said Trustee az 3it OVsle}
N4Iid4.F Bg,tr. Montana the same beinf
the uitse tor the transaction Of ,ne business
Of stta. estate. IN the coua'y o. Silver Don
sfffs II Montana
EDITH A SHIELDS Trustee
o. tac Estate u The Liquidation OF Salmon
Rlper messing and Smelling Company. A cor
f0raf.en whose term 81 existence has expired
Dated Butte. Montana. This 20th day o
.f4it. 1918
Ffs, publication July "a, 1913 a
Montana labor news., 1948-08-05

state ~ JACK KANrOLA, Deceased
N,t4cc rs hereby gwen BY the undersigned.
administrator Of the estate Of JACK kant"la
dfsrs "a 10 the creditors OF and all per-
,., ha,4N, claims against tho said deceased.
t+ .sftb4t fsem. with the necessary vouchers.
WflAn four months after the firsf plblca-
III thls notice to the said administrator
f S. es S3a County Court House The same
t,N. fMf Mace for tho transaction 81 the
6 ~ II said estate. IN the County OF
sseI Haa state ~ Montana
EMMETT LYONS
ADMINISTRATION % tic estate 81 Jack Kantola
Decreased
na,ea Butte. Moii4na this IN day o.
tN4sf igia
~ u fOiFl Attorney
IE N.M.NAflM Alklst ? lAlb n
Montana labor news., 1948-08-05

Judicial District Of .he state Of
Montana In and For the
County Of silver iioW
THOMAS 7. WIi.kERSoN, ilai1iiti
LOLA WILkERsoN. Defendant
Tie state Of Montana Seirls ~eif"ei-
inss to the Above Named Defendant
Yoa are hereby summoned "a an VT
the complaint in this action which =
fired in the office Of the tleth oi TINS
court. a copy Of which IS hcieNtth
served upon yon. and to file Your an
swer and serve !. copy thereof upon
IN. ulaintiif's attorney within twenty
DAYS after the service II thus summons,
exclusive of the dav Of service III
ease II your failure to appeaf or an
Judgment Viii be taken AGAINST
You by default for IN" tellsi ~aehadhl'a
in the complaint.
4 general statement Of the plain
lmtiff's cause of action and relief prayed
for in said complaint is as follows.
That you and the said plaintiff inter
married at Carson CITY, NeNaaa, on or
about the Bird day of July, 1876. and
ever since said date haye been ana
now are husband and Wife; hat the
said plaintiff is now and Tor more thai
one year last past preceding the com
18th day of July. 1g4s. has been al
actual resident Of the state or Mon
tana; that there are no children th'
issue Of said marriage; that Tor NOR
THAN one year mmeulaIely HIcttuiht
the commencement of this action, yol
have been guilty Of wilful desertioi
Of said plaintiff. that you more thaI
one year last past prior to the III
day OF July. 194S, voluntarily separate
yourself from this plaintiff with IN
intent a and entertained by you 7
desert his plaintiff. and ever sine
have voluntarily lived separate IN
apart from said plaintiff with the in
tent during all of said period of tim
to desert this plaintiff, and now
living separate and apart from sal
plaintiff with the intent to desert tn
plaintiff.
Plaintiff prays judgment that til
bonds OF matrimony heretofore an
now existing between you and III
said plaintiff be dissolved and fnreN.
set aside. and for such other an
further relief as to the Court ma
seem meet and equitable
Witness my hand and the seal {
said Court this 18th day Of July, A. /
1913.
court IMfl SfllsS .l.r
Seal) Iy ROBERT MCCORMICK
Deputy flrr'
II. A. TYvAND. Attorney for Plaintiff
507 Silver Bow Hoclk. Butte, Mont
First publication July Is, 1878 "
Montana labor news., 1948-08-05

You failed 10 vote on election day
and '.Taft-Hartley" was enacted. You'd
better vote this time and say You want
that act retracted.
Montana labor news., 1948-08-05

Cascade County Trades q Labor As
sembly-Aeets Fri. C~arpenters' hall.
B. l. Steinmetx, Box 2073. pres. L. l..
Price, v.p.: J. Evanko. Jr.. sec. Box
1893: R. H. Rebal. treas: Leo Stew
art. John Dusak. Carl Holman. f. r.
BerRren and Jerry Molen. Q. b.: Herb
n. Brew serReant-at-arms.
Grea: Falls building & Construction
Trades Council Zen n. Sims. pres,
Edward {. Anderson, v.p.; T.. II. Brit
ten. sec.-treas.; JOS. T.. Duncan. serg-
alarms. Larry Enquist, Edward X
Nelson. Richard Hamm. trustees