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HELP MEN.

2 TFHoLsTEEEEERa a.!s !WsANTED. sss Kennedy
WOOL skTssEhs zsiss r@,ssY q sqIsssds sss; e.
YouiNiG MAN, single, Is to %, to learn
operation duplicating and mailing ms
chine; national pu9licssion: tHsraay Hsynsfx Msfx'
T6i TToiuSa ssei MAN, experienced, who can sell
shoes part time. or steady Job. Box 460,k'
YoUtNG MAN to learn the automobile in
surance business; no exper. necessary,
have pleasing personsiity and Be able
6 slsns VII 6sSg Mofo 81 X CO.. es.,s
iRS HSuNs S Man NJ, ase 1870, high school grad
ansS sSBnfT1 co sss NA fTS..tS.ss Sa.
TouNG MxS1Ambitious high school sr.d-
uats for training in responsible position
ssa ssss ssRs5t sss
YOUNG MAN. for credit, department. in
ABBY ELI RUBIN n CO. sls sth sts''' s. NV:
YOUNG MAN, white, over ~. to work
ences. cail En-, ai9e. ''
Young MEN, is TO "a: TO travel. 80
sss and rstun ps g I mon Ssss
senate Hotel, 1oI p st; ne: llo...
and West; sell for plastic concern; ad-
yancement. See Mr.. CROCK, Cairo
Hotel, between and PM; don't phone.
AUToMoTIvE JOBBER, opening new
branch in Hyattsville, requires thoroughly
experienced salesman and counterman: at
asftvs Re5faPos1tffe 1fo e ffss psos ss ssRa
RS5f SsfDs s'f sELnSa azssesTi11sb 9obs to $50 Sat-
ware ware sales. Boy 1851. stsr. %
2 YOUNG MEN to learn the wholesale
sheet metal jobbinE business; good pay.
dsy week; Vacation With psy' i%sny other
MAKE UP no $50 per week in your spare
time; no experience required: fast-selltng.
nsai:s AeDs tS tens ems M NJ oSs
Apply Monday tcasablanca RestauranD.
AMBITIOUS MEN, with Of without expert
Sp ens nsnss ap 20 sqoo
pei. week or more; easy. pleasant work;
limited openings: Apply immed:. to 8
pm. daily. No phone inquiries. Mr. Gold,
Apply Monday tCasablanea Restaurant).
NATIONAL AUToMoTIvE products dis
tributor has opening for experienced sales
representative to. cover Washington and
surrounding territory. Must, have own
transportation, ouarsntssd ~ draTinE nSia.
stating stating age martial status. Experience,
qualifications, references, ETC., to Box
372-K. Star. 3
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fSSSS fSSSSSS kys g. NV: ss s11oiasnsasi f.
GHOST WRITING by experts; speeches,
IS; GalI tx; slso' Ext. "a: 10.
ser Rrs partlsulsTs 81. @4I5: TEL-yfsioN:
ea1s e6ss to 'ss sreeeaf sfA and sh' bus HI
TAX RETURNS prepared by tax consult:
all deductions. Act now and be sure
W. W. cAN CAN NOW ACCEPT order for n rugs
tsrials. Samples shown in your home. 1o.
SONG WRiTERs-Your SONGS or other
JESSE e6NTHER sTUDios' CO. 1929:
EXCLUSIVE, PRIVATE HOME has room
for elderly lady or couple; no instttutional
8 Sh 0sRs WoaA Hns St e about our
st sons N to- aS
ITO F St: NV, centrally located above
SslsSs'a xoU AFE Ea:tssl tfR 81 SGs sI e :
LENDERS NC: 1904 osorsis ave. .
saKMANsS1s sos wA's aaaRso
work done By advanced students. WAR
FLYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE. 1910 O ct.
DENTAL TEcHNIcrAN-JosEpH RICE
sGffEkAosg s2f sh 8 gw On 4 =. fnd ades sA es
MMEbfArE bfsh st CASH for eo 2ouS hons. or
Sc. white o. celersd; and Md. COX & CO.,
FEEL BETTER after first treatment or no
fee: relief from pains and aches due to
ments; also relief from aching, swollen
feet; men and women. young and old,
sapelIsnss s:ns sH h.dy yess ssss'ur0D'h 30
sse No 81 M aii
NSSME HSsSIE fGaoff FAX RfT3kss by
former Government tax consultant; day
n nSh Asb S6 sSbIs ssai boarded by Month a
NURsEsY Sufa inspeeion sets Il invted
home. For information. call TIE. 1874; III
q r. oa Girl VII arse se'ga gard fo sso
SLIP COVERS, draperies privately made
SING. PLAY OR SPEAK, a record tells the
cosyns stS5y souN pFfs5 e.
TAX SERVICES for Individuals and busi-
assSes sSmp|stSs asSs accounting service e rs9d
Do DO YOU NEED writing assistance? Ex-
perenced writer, newspaper background,
will do features. articles, publicity or re.
search Call ST. 1857 or TIE. 1891. 5
YOUNG MOTHER and six-year -old son
need good home. care for boy while mother
works. couple more interested in us than
in modest payment: prefer middle-a aged
COUPLE Gal! I sH g 9175S 75Sr,r,rs g., s. ST.
cards, posters and Lettering OF all descrip-
tions. Pleasant s671. Prompt service.
GRADUATE NURSE, has 2 vacancies; pvt.
and semipvt MARIAN KI1LEN, Rt. !,
Vienna, Va. Daleview 1876. %
EXCELLENT CARE given elderly ladies in
my home. Best references. Box 75-M.
DID YOU KNOW spring is Just around the
corner7 Rugs and upholstered furniture
cleaned for that new look" in your home
Ready for use same day. AETNA RUG q
UPHOLSTERY CLEANERS, Ma; 3339. go
SLIP COVERS AND DRAPERIES. profess
sional tailored, from your or our material;
workmanship guaranteed. OW. 35o4.
MAHI0ms eiderly iady: physca p heath good: no no
nHMsns TME on YoGR HNs! R2S h you are
married. Of good character and enjoy
5nns 9n ju5F EhPs Pos ae6flnt SiLd. es
s SIP pT Tco1R2HRrRs. Pr aso2 2bRAf2RfEco f 5seo
HAUIT DEcoRAToRs g
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

BABY SITTER, col, nieht only, b.. the
ELEVATOR OPERATOR, colored girl, de-
sires night work: from I'm. to midnight,
or Kitchen helper, 41s 14th st. ne: l
E eooIsa desires sd s.s shTE E psss ssss and
GIRL, iseelored' wants days work: .ef'
GIRL. eoIlored, desires cooking and gh,,w.
or days work; city references: NO; 1928.
s.dsy week; experienced, AT, s79s:
LADY, colored, wants work in dry CLEAN
ing laundry. DE. sl74.
LAuNDRESS, part-ttme work or bundle
wash to take home; By reliable, honest
Eeman;a 70 saas can or come s07 x st. s;~''
WOMAN. colored. wants two Or three days
WOMAN, colored, wants cleaning ana
G.l sIpds2 H. or i51s shs cooking good REFERENCES
WOMAN, colored. gh.w. experienced, full
or part time; city references. ME. 1o4e
WOMAN, colored. likes days work, laun-
dry or cleaning. fast worker: references
Sb and carfare TR.. 4731.
WOMAN, colored, wishes full time days
work. or part time By the wk.; exper. and
refs VI 1905
Evening star., 1948-03-08
HELP poMgTlc.

HELP OOMkyIiC.
s$as 81 s ssss sss, S;S
SSo* s.s s'..ssss,,
I'd :ss ssas:s 'sn$s
sss q ". .sfSash ot ESD dlnn.l
day week. every other SUM- recent local
ss5s5snsss v. oM N ssSS ss apart.
and health card required, UN; 1925. 10
COUPLE; colored. to live IN with family Of
washer. completely private room and bath
on snS o9T er rsd59 Ssa9 good salary city
ELpERGY Is.SdsRf L4DY. white, to care for infant
in exchange for room and board n nice
sGHRs sHE m oTaT's sa s.ss sse with
Moons Oh: other help employed city refer
Fr ed bet .;s sSs5 cosf Gs S Gsss h. a,ns,x
washer h q and electric dishvashsr: sIo ss9 a
sS''asss ''a v! pam IN; So ~l as' 5si
GHW..sman apt: experienced With
Sc. vicinity. Tw. $500, Ext. 545. -
HOUSEKEEPER, white or. COL; complete
charge Of home and 2 children; for empl;
couple; live In. pvt. rm.; good home: real
opportunity right person; references.
Apply 1892 Pa. ave. Sc.
H0UsEKEEPER for motherless family, 2
children age As; separate living quarters.
HOUsEKEEPER On FARM COUPLE, white,
woman for .g.h.w. man. for light farm
ing: good salary and living quarters with
private bath in main house; must have
references. eall RE. 1865 weekdays, Rock
Vile 1859 ewes. sats: and SUNDAYS. p
i've in: must IKE children; references;
S25 wk. Wo: a2s4. -
fond Of children, to live in. 1900 9Th st.
SURsEMAID, reliable. exp; for perm.
position; to take care of 11-mo.-old girl.
SETTLED WOMAN, cook, gh.w. Bendix
live in upstairs room: must like children;
only those with excel. references and
health card need apply; $25. sH. 1922.
Evening star., 1948-03-08
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

remodeling. carpentry, ,plas;;
tering. painting. papering; residential aInA aaInnA
sdbo sG9nefserl asd IA. 775o. see'' contractor
na5teT5 paatns ess rs.
FSS IS %s?sS fSSR e. Z. =; =;
private reads; also done In gravel or stone.
;si Hss ayzb So 's ss
GENEsAf EAi RAJ CONTRACTING co-carpentry,
BfhpaFsR el repairs
eoStKErE eoSt Y sN11EE eEMENT II oE aRks footing
Rss o and new Sop
saS 4SSR Kr$safs sns ssn
fof fopH endurins n % beauty' n variety Of color
and a.nn,d .dsas desisn; free estimates. TR' as33o'
FOR INsTALLAMTIosS A. s os Of k new bathro0ms 9nd.t ms
personal supervision. Call T. j. FITz-
Tsts koEk aiSas vs essoas
drainsss and ali kinds q xatsrproehns
coSoREfR c,S Reffs wokK Ksks properly s done. steps,
1rs oos saynS pstans
coNsrRUST1oS !9o1sESi qSST S' Co. eonsTsss eonsT.e
FLOOR SERVICE-Notfins put the best'
laying. sanding. finishing, cleaning, par"
quet Installations. Bruce finishes; MoOE-
A. IEd C SoNTSASgT9sRs rs sgSs INC" 1872 ~i'e0n-
furnaces and oil burners.
complete hot-water radiation systems with
summer and winter domestic hoo@kMp; @ wy sx5
RsE fPEasfEERsc sssl Ga s1s 81
sGS@aEi so@E Ghs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1o6i rooms,
attics, baths, kitchens; other inside WORK;
Altico wall tile, all colors; rubber TIE
fooring; free estimates. SUBURBAN
CO. UN. 1852. days or ewes,
HOME REPAIRING. remodeling. redeco-
experienced workmen; free estimates, con; fIs
I 1ta's o61cK 81 S coi sD iSsf Monroe st: pi~s
Ph9af aYAfrs9lLEE SCI i1si' CONTRACTING Co
ali work Guaranteed: monthly terms: free
estimates WA. S4S6, days or evenings;
]. S. YOUNG, building construction ana
commercial and rsSidenddiaa5i'
custom built homes. TR. 1884. FA. $500.
KITCHENS REDEsIGNED and installed By
Experts; finest cabinets and appliances;
worn linoleum sink tops replaced WIZ Wna
.smass MoDEss q sispIfes homE s'sso e. N N7
Il YOUR EASEMENT wet, or damp?
WATERPROOFING Co.
WA 35S7. EX. $685.. %
Evening star., 1948-03-08
SALESMAN.

SALEsMEN to sell home improvements.
:ns sssRs:. &ass M eeS:
seros fa on og 1nf
supplies; exper. dry cleaning industry OF
si? s! i'$; s9ss s'siR's ' s:.1ss
sSAILEssMIANs-Ws can offer protected p: e,
can't cant % our nationals known line Lady
Nelson gold-plated sigarette holders, also
ns snd nsS Tds
esH aiamour, M Msde demoissile. etc; retail range,
ment stores, speciality shops. siit, jewelry,
already carried many leading stores: hish
reorders; this is our last remaining good
tight man. write, giving references, auali-
ea''Hss 4ao East G9aa szth .t ei New S York IS
sneS .,rnn., os Ds.1 .ct
ssslasRs iaS sSsai.'
INSURANCE co. Of N. Y. Call MA. 1892
81 sALRsMEN' here i. your opDortuPits ts
speciality products, at very attrsctiye COM
sisa ss.s' tH Mr. q ''ss TAs SsR' 81
sG saLEs%fRmTormer LssSHlRR.ms1r oil burner salesmen
are successful in our business, $4,000
$4,000 caliber. Appt. selling only to
people desiring product. Wkly. advance
checks against earned commission. See
MR.. JOHNSON, $40 Ring Bldg, 15th% and
sToRM s. oIs WINDOW statesmen, experienced
or inexper. I'm in the market for OF
ington. II you All the bin III hand to you
ever hear Of For you men who aren't
exper. Ill train you and pay you while
learning. Phone MR.. oST, MA. s140,
Room 317, $50 to IL am. p
SALESMEN-This Is real opportunity
for topnotch men. II you have had sales
experience and know how to approach and
deal with the public, and have Q car.
call Mr.. FLETCHER at Ex. se1o for an
MAN for established automotive territory.
must have sales experience; salary snd
ssTT@eI5 @ s nv; N "a Ao;SS S$So: ,,, ~ 10 10,
time to sell our beautiful spring MIND and
ings; come in and investigate our gener-
GUS Sway pay plan; can earn $40 to
S7b week once hours from 10 an,
to 2:3O pm. Monday and Tuesday. $50
r ut. NV, Room $40, ask for MRS. BLISS.
LETTER PREss-salesmen for estab
shop, turning over $4,000 annually with
out any outside selling. Exceptional op.
po5tunty for capable an, sslass asa
ence held strictly confidential. BOX
Evening star., 1948-03-08

Here is a quick and convenient way of insurns that
your classified ad gets into The Star Expert and
courteous representatives always ready to take
your ad the business in The Stars spacious
lobby and to give you friendly advice how phrase
it to your best advantage The Star business counter
is open from s am. to II pm. every day. Ads re-
ceived by p.m always get into the next days Star
except on Saturday when the deadne for The Sunday
Star is p.m And remember, The Star also has
seventy.two want ad Offices all the Washington
and nearby In fact it is than likely that
there's Star classified ad agent in your neishborhood
who will take your ad during his business hours. Call
Classified Advertising Department. MA. 5000, for the
location of The Star ad Office in your neishborhood.
Evening star., 1948-03-08
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

HIRPLANE FLYING NsTRUCT1oN under
o. bull Men and women. Phone Oliver
sHTo senH n DRIVING LESSONS - Learn right
and drive right; pickup service D. 6 and
MopShN 9TK4IiNING In besuty culture. an
subjects taught Approved y Goyernmsnv5 v
COL CO IEoE: 1910 g & nv: pI- ,7s.. ..
ninss and Saturdays: IS monthly; Begin
neTs W preferred. By EMILY SMITH Dupont
II9EaaRN TO DRIvE-Look for the two
Va. EASY METHOD SCHOOL, NO. lI94
BEAUTY OPERATORS sEhDEpmM0ds59a 1 Eps,,s. s59
training in all subjects day. nlsnl !n,os,,e ane
IHissssTs IisilssnTis 'lassssso aosous f. sehooI sppssxsd
ior I, c, reauiremnseFn's nsF rs ansa Estab. isns
kEFRidERATIoN air sonditionfistmss sst fI.s tssss
shai1t rspsir and installation work oppor-
s9a ;gss.ss ans sg.Gs .s4. sins Box sF;s97ik s7ik a
Evening star., 1948-03-08
AGENTS.

AGENTS, church groups and organiza-
tions earn money. Sell Easter and every
day greeting card assortments, wrap
pings and stationery: Approval sample
Fenwick lane, Silver Spring, Md, sH.
Evening star., 1948-03-08
MOTOR TRAVEL.

YOUNG MARRIED MAN going to North
Dakota. would like ride through or TO
Chicago, Minneapolis or vicinity, within
HO. 5000 after 6 pm. -
TWO Young MEN want TRANSPORTATION to
EXPENSES and driving, or will deliver car to
coast for gas allowance. AT. 1855 or
EN-. O449.
Evening star., 1948-03-08
BANK AND BUSINESS
References required from
every advertiser seeking
capital through advertise
ments in The Star.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

ALEXANDRIA = Self-seryice grocery. all
modern fixtures; excellent location on main
thoroughfare: approximately $500 wk.;
long lease; must sell on account Of health.
Boz 4s2;K' s.s5u,vvs s.s5u .,,o.,. H.. H..
Pops. in perfect condition. EM. Q02A
SUNDAY and evenings after $50, 8.
AQUARIUM SHOP, on 9th and Pa: ave.
Ayr. lease at $50 month: 100 display
tanks; high return On Investment Priced
sun. 1a to 5. WIN. CALOMrRIS PROP.
ERTIEs, INC, 1912 17th st. NV, D1.
l666.
Evening star., 1948-03-08
HELP woMEh.

WANTED-Exper. secretary to manaTer Of
small trade assn; good opportunity and
inIsFssttnk ES nakbw woTk X. 7. BIZ. --ao
boxes greeting cards ct S1-your profit
to Soc. Costs nothing to try. Samples
Gn nsnf appTsvsNL sS N.w.1p M4cqHME 2ss Halsey St.
AMAZING PROFTTS-Sell everyday all
occasion greeting card asst's. Easter cards,
personaltzed stationery; no money or
exper. needed. Approval samples. EN-
FIRE CARD, Elmira, N. 7.
Evening star., 1948-03-08
PERSONAL.

WE HAVE FIRST-CLASs COLORED HELP,
full or part time. Call AID. 0639. 10
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CONTINUED on Next Psso
Evening star., 1948-03-08

1eI. 1rS6o16 . 1oS 0to4c' fsh eA'3 - ~ w
STORE MANAGER with general merehan-
disc Experience, IS to so. yrs. able to
supervise others; nondrinker; vacation
complete personal information and ssx-
RRsxf RRiisinish ShrvEasses HSs s Diamond s.b. new
tires immediate service on repairs; private
.sssB = SHf III; H. s4sss :'ss' IS 'f
naifsIirffHHooSSitl aisi fHo Sileo COLLECTION and loe.ts men
needed; Good salary. See MIR. j. TAssH'
ls TlESANf Ish 4; aor NV good tobacco farm; over
$50 a. bordering on the Patuxent River. 81.
Marys Co, Md Apply MRS: SAMUEL ".
TiRh ThHEf fcHsNaERsExperienced fs e peril On truck
and passenger car tires. STEWART &
HARTLEY, 5000 R. I. ave. Hsattsvtlle'
TRuCK DRIVER, must know city and be
sEpeTseasHfd1 siy TWAsH1NdroN UPHsottsTERINo CO.
rIsUck Isan ( sssAiLEsMAN-Distributor 81 of ma
tionaliy known line of trucks has excellent
Is capable Of earning 81 800 per year Or
more; all replies confidential Box 81 S.
TYPEwRITER MECHANIC to work alter
nate afternoons and evenings. Must be
experienced and work on all makes; Write
givine experience and compensation de-
HSsaIfltess sn l''Sass 6Gos Ass' saA L g. g.
fEsHso fTEfsHsoEEsTEEhRs Ii ais ca, whit. or eeleFsd;
HppHftoSIIsfffE1RMd pft u CO. 71o 18th s. pc
Montana labor news., 1948-05-13
From CLIO NEWS

Prices on some industrial steel prod
ucts may be down a trifle-but prices
on the foods you buy are up plenty.
Rep. Helen Gahagen Douglas I'd,
Calf marched on to the House floor
last week with a basket OF groceries.
They cost her SlG.23. A year ago the
same basket cost her Sl5.02. When
hat nasty ole OPA was operating.
they cos her only $1,000.
Mrs. Douglas made some wry re-
marks about the National Association
OF Manufacturers promise of a bet
ter tomorrow when OPA was lifted.
That better tomorrow" is getting
more expensive all the time, she told
fellow-congressmen.
The food items cost her $lG.a3 in a
loWpriced store. $l1.11 in a medium
priced outlet, and Sl7.S0 in a deluxe
grocery.
Introducing a house bill CIR 62S2)
TO provide a large-scale drive against
initiation, similar to the Thomas-Wag.
ner bill that has long been pigeon
holed i'll the senate, Mrs. Douglas
said
We are willing to appropriate bill
lions Of dollars to stop communism
elsewhere. but we do nothing TO stop
Montana labor news., 1948-05-13

primary election for nomination for
tho office Of representative in Mon
tana's second congressional district.
Daughter OF +. NJ. Johnson, early
day Pondera county rancher, Mrs.
kingsbury was born at Dupuyer. She
has a son attending the state uniyer-
sity at Missoula.
Mrs. Kingsbury has been active
in the American Legion Auxiliary,
having served as president OF her dis
trict and president of the Waller unit.
and represented her district as de-
rartment Radio and publicity chair
man. Mr.. kinesbury, a veteran of
World War /. has served as com
mander Of his district Of the Amer
lean Legion, as well as commander of
the Waller local post.
Active in Democratic political cir
cles for many years. Mrs. kingsbury
is now vice chairman of the Montana
Democratic State Central committee.
She has also served as precinct com
mittee woman. congressional commit
tee woman and county vice chairman
in the Pondera County Democratic
organization.
Montana labor news., 1948-05-13

grounds that it is unconstitutional and
violating the Bill OF Rights. and asked
the Council to endorse them in this
protest. On motion the council
agreed to endorse this action of the
Rocky Mountain Sportsmen Associa-
ton. and offered any possible assist
anoe that they could give.
Social Security Board asking people
who are entitled to benefits to apply
to the office at the Silver Bow Block,
and they will receive any information
that they desire.
Reports Of delegates and commit.
tees.
Brother Hicks OF the Plumbers re-
ported that the inspection slated to
take place on April 30 did not mate
~rialize as the Plumbing Inspector
failed to appear. AS the rest of the
members that the City Council ap
pointed appeared. we are sending a
strenuous Letter to protest the action
of this City Plumbing Inspector and
will publish same in the Montana
Labor News.
There being no further business the
meeting adjourned.
Montana labor news., 1948-05-13
Silver Bow Trades
,Cont,nued from Page one,

for their official mention in the win
ming of the essay. DO We Need Labor
Unions in a Democracy. which were
received and filed
Butte Miners Union No. | stating
that Miners Union Day will be held
on Monday. June II as June Il falls
on Sunday, and have asked all Unions
to take part in their parade in the
morning and to attend the speaking
and games at the Columbia Gardens
in the afternoon.
Butte Community Sunshine Camp
asking for assistance to finance the
camp this year. On motion. the coun'
I'll donated $500.
Voice Of the Valley asking for re
newal Of our subscription. This mat
ter was turned over To the secretary
to take car OF.
Rocky Mountain Sportsmen Associ
ation protesting against the action OF
some OF the Sportsmen Clubs in the
state advocating that legislation be
passed to allow cars to be searched
on the highway without a warrant.
Rocky Mountain Sportsmen Associa-
ton protests this action on the
Montana labor news., 1948-05-13
CERTIFICATE OF INDIVIDUAL
TRANSACTING BUSINESS WITHIN
THE STATE OF MONTANA UNDER
A FICTITIOUS NAME

l., the. undersigned, an Individual
hereby and hereon certify as follows;
That am an individual now trans
acting business, and who will here
after transact business in the State OF
Montana under Il fictitious name and
style. to,wit 'poRsH's'n; that ths
county wherein the principal place oi
business is situated in the County OF
Silver Bow, State of Montana; that my
fun name and address is:
ROBERT -. NICHOLSON. whose
place of business is 1929 Warren
Avenue, City Of Butte. County of
Silver Bow. state Of Montana;
THAT said business known as
"DoIsSH 81 is being conducted at 1854
Harrison Avenue. City Of Butte. coun
" of silver Bow. state of Montana.
Dated this eth day of May, AID. 1913.
ROBERT i. NICHOLSON
state of Montana
County of Silver Bow. } SIS.
ON this 18th day Of May, AID, 1913,
before me. Thomas j. Davis, a Notary
Public for the state of Montana, per-
s~onally appeared ROBERT Il. NICK
ELSON, to me personally known to be
the person described in, and whose
name Is subscribed to the foregoing
instrument. and acknowledged to me
that he executed the same.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. | have
hereunto set my hand and affixed my
official Notarial Seal on the day and
year in this certificate first above
written.
tNotarial seal) THOMAS J. DAVIS
Notary Public for the State oi
Montana. Residing at Butte
Montana. Ny commission
expires oct. s., l949.
First publication May 10. lsiS-it
Montana labor news., 1948-05-13

over is either insured or receiving
benefits.')
4. Boosting benefits by raising the
base for calculating them. This in
cludes several changes which would
increase the benefit range to a scale
running from $40 to s236.25 monthly.
Present benefits range from $40 to
SS5 a month.
5. Dropping the retirement age for
women workers from 65 to 60 years.
The increased benefits and broader
coverage called for in the report would
be paid for by increasing both en-
ployer and worker social security
taxes to IL per cent Of payroll, from
the present ! per cent. Organized
labor has long advocated this move,
but employer pennny-pinchers have
prevented its taking effect.
The program in general parallels
social security improvements urged
on the House ways and means com.
mittee by the labor movement.
Montana labor news., 1948-05-13

the foot of Kerr dam and up Clark
Fork about To superior, with several
smaller branches in the tributary val
leyS Il would impound 4.oSo.oo0 usa.
hlo arrefeet of the flood waters of
both streams.
Major relocations Of existing high
ways. railroads. and other facilities
would be involved, and substantial
areas of agricultural lands would be
inundated. However. the reservoir
an abundant water supply for the irri-
cation Of lands exceeding in area and
productive capacity those destroyed
Th, development o. such lands to
improvements is contemplated in the
project plan.
The storage of spring flood waters
IN Paradise reservoir would control
destructive floods along Clark Fork.
waters would be retained at full res
ervoir levels throughout the summer.
Through the late fall and winter. re-
lease of a part Of The stored water
would augment low river flows and
increase the power potentially at all
downstream power plants. a gener-
ating station AT the dam would furnish
economical power in western Mon
tana for irrigation pumping. farm cleo.
trification. domestic. and industrial
use. Recreational and CONGREGATIONAL
possibilities OF the reservoir would be
developed in the manner and to the
extent considered desirable and justi-
fable by the private and government
agencies concerned.
\ more detailed description Of the
proposed dam: It's purposes. cost. and
effects, will be presented by engineers
Of this office at the hearing. after
which all interested parties or their
representatives will be afforded full
opportunity TO express their views
concerning the character and extent
of the proposed Improvement and the
need and ACCESSIBILITY Of its construc-
tion. 4. record of the hearing will
accompany the report Of the District
Engineer to higher authority. Oral
statements Of interested parties are
solicited, but for the accuracy of the
record. important facts and evidence
should be furnished in writing.
l.. II. HEWITT.
Colonel, Corps of Engineers
District Engineer.