Montana labor news., 1948-10-21
Cascade County
Trades and
Labor Assembly
MEETING OF OCTOBER IS, 1913

MEETING OF OCTOBER IS, 1913
Meeting was called to order at s :0l
p. m. by President Steinmetz.
Roll call OF officers showed all Off
GERS present.
The minutes OF the previous meeting
were read and approved.
COMMUNICATIONS
From the Retail Clerks International
Association advising that the settlement
OF the Seattle and Northwest dispute
between the Transfers and Retail
Clerks provides:
/. Restoration of status quo between
the two organizations which obtained
prior to the dispute.
2. Provision made for meetings in the
near future between top officers Of the
two internationals.
3. Provision is made for arbitration
OF differences.
Placed on file.
From the Progressive party OF Mon
tana, asking for financial assistance and
advising that Henry Wallace speaks
each Monday at $50 p. nj. over NBC
and over KFBB each Tuesday and
Thursday at 600 to 1905 p. m. and
each Saturday at GAS to 10 100 p. m.
Placed on file.
From District Judge Holt that county
stationery had been purchased from
county for use in election campaign and
an explanation Of his position in the
parking meter case. Placed on file.
From the Park County Trades and
Labor Council enclosing tickets to f.
nance campaign to show just how the
Taft-Hartley bill Public Law 1917 curl
tails the rights Of unions, guaranteed
them under the Bill Of Rights, and why
itshould be repealed. Referred to the
Labor day committee.
OFFICERS REPORTS
President Steinmetz advises that the
film Don't Be a Sucker" is available
for showing to any union.
Attention was called to the campaign
being carried on to influence the sena-
torial election in Montana. Members Of
organized labor are urged to listen to
the various speeches by potential poll
ticians to learn Of their promises and
platforms. The voting record should be
given a careful study. 1t is here you
can find the true friends of labor.
ROLL CALL AND REPORTS
OF DELEGATES
Clyde Troutman reporting for the
Musicians that progress is noted in the
Palm Gardens case.
Ira Siebrasse reporting for the com
mittee on the increase in bus rates that
progress is being made.
On motion Ray Graham was allowed
his wages to attend the hearings on the
bus rates on October 10Th.
GOOD AND WELFARE
L. L. Price called attention to the in
sidious attempts being made by vari-
Gus educators, heads of departments,
etc, to use the current buildup of hatred
for Communism to destroy honest cf-
forts Of organized labor to improve their
own welfare by branding as red any
liberal or liberal movement in the in
terest of the average worker.
Adjournment at GAS p. m.
JOHN EVANKO. Jr, Secretary.
We Do Not Patronize List:
Dixie Stove Co., Stukcnschncidcr's
Barber Shop, Endicott Johnson, Kansas
Milling Co., Sun Maid Raisins, General
Foods. Anderson Frames, Dixie Maid
(St. Johns), Dicks Jersey Dairy, Day
EXPORT Candy Co., Midland Canning
Co., Time and Life Magazines, Tony
NJ. CHM -. Tony NJ. CHM and Co..
Andrew Jergens Products, Forest Prod
ucts Co., Paris Carriers and Glass TEX
Belts, Treasurcbclt Cleaners. Palm
Gardens.
PAINTS = Acme White Lead Co..
John Lucas Co.. Lowe Bros.
BEAUTY SHOPS-Mary Long, 2S27
4th Ave. So; Edna Noldc, II 10Th St.
So; Katie Bartell, 1917 End Ave. So.