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Evening star., 1948-03-19
ESQ Retail jewelers. Due
At Gem Society Session

Approximately $50 retail jewelers.
from throughout the country are
expected to attend the annual busi-
ness meeting of the American Gem
Society opening Sunday at the Stat
Ter Hotel.
Executive and committee meetings
were due to begin tonight in ad-
vance of the convention program,
which will include discussions aimed
at helping jewelers. in their identi-
f1cation of precious stones. James
G. Donavan. jr., of Los Angeles, ma =
tional president, will officiate at
the sessions. Registration will begin
at 8 am. Sunday and the first meet
ing is scheduled for 10 am.
Among speakers on the three day
program, which will end Tuesday
will be Henry Miller, director of the
Federal Trade Commissions bureau
of trade practice conferences and
wool act administration, and DR..
Sydney Ball of New York, publisher
of an annual report on the diamond
trade. John S. Kennard, Boston
jeweler, will introduce a gem color
graph" designed to show the public
that color is not reliable guide in
purchasing gems.
Evening star., 1948-03-19
Joan Crawford Suspension
Denied by Warner Studio
Dy the Assoeietsd Press

HOLLYWOOD, Mar. 1s.-Joan
Crawford says she has been sus-
pended by Warner Bros. for re-
fusing to play in movie, but the
studio says it isn't so.
A studio spokesman said last
night that Miss Crawford withdrew
from the picture. "A Kiss in the
Dark" because she preferred to act
in another Aim which will 60 into
production soon. The studio agreed,
he added.
However, the actress said: am
not on the payroll until next May.
II I'm not on suspension. don't
know what 1t is. It may be q polite
vacation
Evening star., 1948-03-19
Former Teller Here Gets
Year in CHICAGO Embezzlinq

Robert D. Matthews, %. colored.
former teller of the Industrial Bank
of Washington. pleaded guilty before
a Federal judge in Chicago yester-
day to charge of embezzling $4,44S
of the banks funds year ago.
Federal Judge William j. Camp
bell sentenced him to year and a
days imprisonment.
Matthews surrendered in Chicago
after he was indicted here this year
He told the court he took the money
hoping to profit through illicit mar
cotics transactions.
Evening star., 1948-03-19
Carolina College Alumni
Elect Mrs. |. n. Miner

Mrs. L. H. Miner was elected first
president of the East Carolina
Teachers College Alumni Associa-
ton at an organization meeting
last night at the Dodge Hotel.
Guest speaker was DR.. John d.
Missick, college president, who dis
cussed the college and its activities
Other officers chosen include Charles
T. Futrelle, vice president; Mrs.
Oliver Ryder Thompson, secretary; !;
Mrs. Thomas G. Viglione, treasurer,
and Seth H. Muse, reporter.
Evening star., 1948-03-19

ASNbSCf 3AANt osf
March 30.
The so piece
band, conducted
by 1t. Comdr.
Charles Brend-
Ter. made a sim
liar tour through
Southern States
in 1916. This
years tour will
end with two
concerts at Pitts
burgh May %.
The Charlottes-
vile engagement
will follow the
Evening star., 1948-03-19
Boy, 5, Is Injured in Fall
From Auto Wrecker Crane

A 5-year-old boy was under treat
ment at Providence Hospital today
for injuries received yesterday when
he fell from an automobile wreck
ing crane in the 31O0 block of
Twenty eighth street Sc.
Police said the boy, Michael An
selmo, 3109 Twenty-eighth street
Sc, had been playing on the crane,
which was picking up stalled
automobile. The boy attempted to
climb on the crane as it was being
driven away, but fell to the ground
police said. He was treated for pos
sible internal injuries.
Roberta Joyner, 8, colored, 1928
Montello avenue NE, was admitted
to Casualty Hospital for treatment
Of head injuries suffered when she
was struck by an automobile at
Twelfth and II streets NE. Police
said the automobile was driven by
Tony Cafarelli, AZ, Of 14l3 Morse
street NE.
Mrs. Leona Sanders, IT, Of SIS
H street NV, suffered body bruises
when she was struck by a street.
car at Fifteenth and Pennsylvania
avenue NV. yesterday. Police said
the streetcar was operated by B.
Lee Stokes Of 4710 North WASH
ington boulevard. Arlington, Va
Mrs. Sanders was treated at Emer.
gency Hospital &nd released.
Bauxite, an important ingredient
OF aluminium, was originally dis
Evening star., 1948-03-19
Meat Strike Hearinq
CUT 10 5 More Days;
Prices Still on Rise
BY fhs Assoeiotsd Press

CHICAGO, Mar. 19.-President
Truman's Fact-Finding Board in the
Nation wide meat strike set a time
limit Of five more days for presenta-
ton of evidence by representatives
Of packers and the striking CIO
union. s..z..
The board will hold daily joint
meetings with the packers and union
leaders until next Wednesday noon.
Each side will be given Is hours to
present its case, including time
allotted for a summation on We'd
nesday afternoon.
The board, investigating the work
stoppage which started Tuesday
morning and has slashed the Ma
tion's meat production in half, has
until April l to submit Its report
to President Truman.
Arbitration Hangs Fire.
At yesterdays joint session,
Ralph Helstein, union president,
proposed that the board arbitrate
the wage dispute, but the packers
did not join in the request.
Nathan P. Feinsinger, University
Of Wisconsin law professor and
board chairman, said that If both"
packer and union representatives
agred that the board should serve
as arbitrator, the request would
have to be sent to Washington
"for approval" Under terms of the
Taft Hartley act, the board cannot
make recommendations in the dis
pute.
AS picketing of the country's pack
ing plants continued, the prices of
meat in the wholesale and retail
markets advanced. Yesterday was
the fourth straight day for price
increases in the wholesale market.
Shipments of livestock were about
normal compared to pre-strike
Thursday. However. receipts for the
week were about one-half normal.
at the plants included
members of AFL or independent
unions.
Retail Prices Rising.
Consumers in many cities reported
increases in meat prices. One chain
which operates 223 stores in New
York and New Jersey said prices
we're "up a bit" An increase from
2 to s cents a pound in meat next
week was predicted by some large
Eastern food chains.
George Dressler, executive secre-
tary of the National Association of
Meat Dealers, said in Chicago there
appeared to be only a few reports
Of heavy buying by consumers. In
those cities, he said, a shortage
resulted and prices advanced.
Chief issues in the strike by the
100000 CIO United Packing House
Workers is rejection by the union
Of 9 cents an hour pay boost
The union wants the 8 cents and
Of the 20 cents differ
ence. Yesterday, however, Mr..
Helstein said at a news conference
the union would be glad to con-
slider" 10 cents an hour instead of
the demanded 20 cents.
Evening star., 1948-03-19

bands tradi- 1t. Comdr. Brendler.
tional participation in the annual
Easter Sunday sunrise services at
Fort Lincoln Cemetery here.
All profits from the concerts
which are self-supporting and given
at no expense to the Government
go to charitable and civic organiza
tions which sponsor them.
Evening star., 1948-03-19

bureau, has been mentioned as his
successor.
Mr.. Truman canvassed nearly a
score of potential appointees before
getting a successor to Mr.. Lands,
who was dropped without explain
alton.
The President at one time pro-
posed to name Maj. Gen. Laurence
S. Kuter to the Craftsmanship, but
the Senate Armed Forces Com
mittee refused to permit the ofYlcer
to retain his Air Force rank and
pay in a civilian capacity.
Evening star., 1948-03-19
Carpet Exports Decline

Unsatisfactory market and trans,
port conditions have caused serious
decline in Afghanistan's exports of
carpets-a principal product Of the
country.
Evening star., 1948-03-19
School Expunsion Planned

Northern Rhodesia hopes within
10 years to increase the number of
students In its schools from the
present 117,000 to 140,750 (about rs
per cent of all cl1ildren)
Evening star., 1948-03-19
U. 5. Navy Band TO Make
Second Postwar Tour

The United States Navy Band will
begin its second postwar tour, which
includes SO concerts in 48 Eastern
and Midwestern States, at Char
Evening star., 1948-03-19
Navigation Aid Bill Signed

President Truman yesterday
signed bill authorizing improve
ment of the present navigation
warning system on the Great Lakes.
Evening star., 1948-03-19

-BAILED OUT OVER BERLIN-Mrs. Teord Taylor of Chevy
Chase Md wife OF Brig Gen. Taylor chief American prosecutor
In the German crimes trials pictured she examined
by Col Frank T. Chamberin commanding officer 279th
(Army) Hospital in Berlin after parachuting from disabled
plane Gen Taylor also among the nine Americans who baed
out hospitaized with back injury. Taylor
roof in the French sector and sddd the ground
cuts and bruises Gen. Taylor landed
ritory
-AP Wrephoto via radio from Berlin,
Evening star., 1948-03-19

Bauxite, an important ingredient
OF aluminium, was originally dis
covered at Les Beaux, France, from
whence it derives It's name.
Evening star., 1948-03-19
FOUND.

&OsTON BULL, female. out-of-tovn tag
vicinity Ga. ave. and Taylor st. NV.
Evening star., 1948-03-19
SECRET
SUCCESS
STORY

We hsvsbeen successful in J
keeping a secret for a mum.
Der of years. This par.
ticular secret is our recipe
for making chow mein |
with that subtle oriental .
favor. If you are fond of
food with the authentic
Chinese touch then come
in for luncheon or dinner
tomorrow and see how
we'll we keep our secrets
:. Just for you.
Montana labor news., 1948-12-02
LEGAL NOTICES

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TTI SECOND
JUDICIAL DLSTRlCr OF THE STATE o.
MONTANA. IN AND FOR II COUNTY or
3NvEI, BOW.
Elsie oconnor. Plaintiff. VS.. Roser. 0con-
ner. Defendant.
No. ls75.
ALIAS SUMMONS
The State Of Montana Sends Oreesns1 10
| the above named Defendant:
| You are hereby summoned to answer the
! complain. in this actioa. which Is filed In
Tie office of the Clerk OF this Court. . copy
OF which is herewith served upon you and
70 fis your answer ard serve . copy thesoof
upon plaintiffs attorneys within Tvsnty
Dsys after the service OF this summons, N.
elusive Of the day o. service. and In eaa
oi your failure TO appear and answer. jude-
men. VII, be taken agains. you By default for
The relic. demanded in the complaint.
A brief statement, o. plaintiffs cause Of
action is as follows:
That you and defendant: tntermarr1sd q
Helena. Montana. on or about tbs 9Th day
Of June i9tt. ard ever sinc. have besn and
st..i are husband and wife.
That plaintiff. has been and nov Is an
actual bora-iidr res..en, OF the STATE II
Montana. and this for more than one year
last past and Immediately preceding the COM
meacement 81 this action. to-xit: the 18th
day Of November iosa:
THAT three children we're born Is issue Of
NHtt AIM kAtAAa IA 0Ntak - AVl.
lows. Patrick OConnor, aged three and one
half years. Daniel O'Connor. aged two and
ore half years. and Sharon O'Connov. assd
nine months.
Tha, YOU. said defendant, have been AMI
now arr guilty Of extreme cruelty Of and
toward plaintiff In that for the past yeay
and more YOU have naggcd. quarreled. and
found iaul, With plaintiff. without easae o.
reason for the same. that you have mis-
treated plaintiff in numerous ways and On
numerous occasions. that you have LEFT plain.
tit and the minor children for weeks q .
time. without provision for their care o.
support that you have scuandered youY
earnings on intoxicating liquors and ~
elected plaintiff ani The minor children -
such an extern. that they are entirely d.
pendent upon the help OF plaintiffs frtends
course OF conduct and treatment BY you, sad
defendant. upon and toward plaintiff u OF
such a nature and character 30 ~ 70 Do
Niruy the peace OF mind and happiness Of
plaintiff. and the same has destroyed the
peace o, mind and happiness Of plaintiff
and the said course OF conduct and treatment
has entirely defeated the proper and legiti-
| he Continuance o. the marriage relation per-
~peinaiiy unreasonable and intolerahis 70
| plaintiff
P.aintiii prafs 70: an absolute divorce and
| Tor The custody and control OF the minor
| children OF the parties hereto.
For further particulars see complaint on
| iile herein.
witness my hand and tho sea, OF said
| cour, this 10th day o. November. i94s.
| Seal ELMER SHEA, Clerk.
By John SULLIVAN. Deputy Clerk.
coyle & Yharra. 5iA silver Bow Block. Butte,
| Montana. attorneys for plaintiff.
First publication Nov 10. 9t3-%t.
Montana labor news., 1948-12-02
Roster Of Anaconda Unions

Central Labor Council.,Meets "a and
4th Mon, A.O.H. Hail, John MOgus,
pres. Eugene Mcbride, v.p.; Walter
y. Riley, sec; Ed Kelly. treas; +. G.
De La Hunt. sst.-at-arms: Harold
Erickson, Henrietta schrapps and Jamea
Rice, Trustees.
Plumbers Local Union M 673-W. J. O'Brien,
pres: J. A. vanisko. v.p.: H. E. 6chrapps,
1t 1850 p m. In tho A. o. H. hall.
Teamsters-Meets LIST and Sd Thursdays,
Carpenters hall, downstAirs-William
Goodman, pres; l.. Lucier. vice pres.
Jack Anderson, sec.-treas.: HI. J. VII
leneaue. rec.-sec., John MoKus, bus
agent; Tom Vanlsko, con. & war.
George Hess. J. Cordial. Fred Thomas
trustees.
Montana labor news., 1948-12-02
Roster Of Billings Unions

Yellowstone County Trades & Labor
Assembly-Meets Fri, s pm. In the
Labor Temple, "a South 29th ST., Pc.
Box 1916. Robert West, pres; Maui
rice Holmes, v.p.; Glenn c. Hallam,
fin. sec.-treas.; Martha w. Peterson,
rec. sec: Ed Klipstein, sgt.-at-arms;
Howard Smith, George Linville, Prank
Mayer, trustees. Ihone 2535.
Carpenters Local No. 1872 - Roy
Thompson pres: r. a.. Helterbran'
rec. sec. Meets list n Sd Tuesdays
Montana labor news., 1948-12-02
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate OF Mary E. Morrison. Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned.
Morrison. deceased. TO the creditors Of md
all persons having claims against the said
deceased TO exhibit them. with the necessary
vouchers. within four months after tho first
publication OF TINS notice TO the said adj
m.nlstratrix at 4ll Metals Bank Bldg. Butte.
Montana. the same being the place for the
transaction OF the business OF said estate, in
the County Of SILVER Bow. State OF Montana.
DELLA VOGLER Administratrix OF the Estate
OF Mary T. Morrison. Deceased.
Dated Butte. Montana. this 18th day OF
November. lgi8.
James =. Kennedy. attorney for admins
~tratrlx, '4l3 Metals Bank Buldg. Butte. Mont.
FIRST publication November rs. l9<8-4t.
Montana labor news., 1948-12-02

When Hoover was elected, in 1923.
stock market prices zoomed. When
Truman was elected. in 1913, the stock
market prices dropped. II the contrast
continues all IS we'll with the nation.
Montana labor news., 1948-12-02
KNOW PROGRAM SCHEDULE

5i5-Aiarm Clock Club
7o0-CBs Nevs.o OF America
7.l5-A'arm Clock club
745-Tex Ritier's Music Co
8 O0-Moraiag Devot.ons
s.i5-Today Is Youfs
s.so-ATthur Godfrey
9.30-Mus.c From Hollywood
0.oo-Reminiscent Rhythm
o:so-south side Shopping q
li:0o-News Brief
ils05-Woman's Way
~Il5-P.aro Magic
II so-vocai Chords
l.4S-0n tie BandstRad
I2.00-Worid News
I. is-pcrry Mason
u 30-This Is Norah Drake
- 4~5-Romancc OF Evelyn v
i00-News Brief
uf-Songs ard Sayirgs
ii5-Hli Top House
3u-Hcuse Party
5A-Raddie Harris
2.a0-Hiri Hunt
ee5-News
> se-winner Take Al
3.00-Treasury Randstand
3 30-Slycr Bow Record Sc
4a00-r.!e SevareiG, News
4l5-An American Abroad
30-Ncws Briefs
3S-ltawaiian Echo
Meet the Missus
5.00-Marine Story
l~S-Headilncs and Faot.sot
5.3e-Clgh y
sd Edward R M4rroVs ~
6.0o-Bltte's hes.
6i5-Worle New
6.30-Spor. Spotlight
6:45-Down HARMONY Lane
T.00-Suaset and Vine
7.i5-My ssreaadc
Ts30-Cfime Photographer
s.00-Ffont Page Drama
sl5-GueSt star
S:3o-Doorway TO Life
500 Vet Varieties
9.30-Mr Keen Tracer Of J aa
10. 00-Peoples Choice
~il.0O-che. Huntley news
l~l.i5-aalton Charles, orsaf
1870 CHS Orchestras
ii:55-News
On C4nA.nfF
Montana labor news., 1948-12-02
MOUNTAIN STANDARD TIME
SUNDAY

SUNDAY
9:o0-Orgsn Interlucc
9:i5-World New
9.30-Salt Lake City Tabernacle Choir
io~:e0-Invitation to Learning
0.30-Lutheran Hour
li:00-Longines ~Symphonette
ii:3O-Tell II Again
Il: 00-You Are There
l2:30-Joseph c. Harsh
~l2.45-Elmo Roper
i.00-CBS Symphony Orchestra
23o-Suaday at The Chase
3.0o-Old Fashioned Revival Hour
4:0o-The Family Hour
4.3O-Pause That Refreshes
5.00-Gene Autry Show
5:3o-Make Mine Music
6.0O-Adyentures OF Sam Spade
6:3o-Sunday Serenade
7:0o-Winner Take All
T:30-Strike 1t Rich
s.0o-Iiollywood Showcase
s.3o-Escape
9.00-Man Called
9.30-Return Engagement
10 :00-News
l0.05-CBS Orchesiras
ii.00.CBS News
li.lS-University Explorer
ll:30-CBS Orchestras
ll.55-News
Il. 00-Sign OF
Montana labor news., 1948-12-02

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OP II SECONI
D DISTRICT OF THE STATE Oh
MONTANA IN AND FOR II COUNTY OF
SILVER BOW
No. 43&s3
RUSSELL GREGG. Plaintiff. vs.. NOR
nALARKY. formerly Nora Harrington, ant
the heirs Of Nora Malarsy, CHARLES L
COREAz. also known as Charles Coraas
and ,hc heirs Of Charles L. Cornaz: CATH
ERNIE cORNAZ and the heirs OF Catherine
Corna-. NOEL CORSAz. a minor. and the
heirs O.. N0sl cornaz CATHERINE CORNAz.
as guardian OF the person and estate OF Noel
Carnax 4 m.aOr. and al other persons un-
sro1n. claiming. or Who might claim. any
rlsl'. fl'ie. estate or .ntsres. IN, or lien or
err .Mbraacs upon the sea! property de-
sc-.bed IN the complaint herein. or any part
.tafraa. adverse 20 plaintiffs title thereof.
shfsae- ,-ch claim. or possible claim. be
9rss,n. 0r contingent. including ANY claim.
0r ra bic claim o: dover. inchoa'e or ac-
erred Defendant.
ALIAS SUMMONS
4gIr STATE OF MONTANA. 70 the above
amea defendants and al other persons IN
~ IA. GREETINGS
Yu arr Hereby summoned % snsvcr the
Complaint ~ :his action Which IS fled IN
~, offse o: the Clerk o. THIS Court. a 'opy
u ai.i IS herewith served upon you. and
20 -, 'as sa,arr aud serve a copy thereof
apoa 'ff Wl.atffs attorney vl'hla twenty
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Montana labor news., 1948-12-02
SATURDAY

6s00-CBS World J
G.i5-Alarm ClocE Cs+-
7.00-CBS News at Aaetlea
1:l5-Alarm Clocs CD
T.45-Garden Ga,
s.0olChurch Annea meats
~8:l5-Today Is Y0is
8.30-Chuck Wage iafaboree
o.00-News
9:05-Lct's Pretend
g 30-Junior Miss
~l0.00-Iheater of Today
10. 3O-Graud Central station
II; o0-County Fair
lf.3o-Giye and Take
Il. 0o-World News
i2:l5-Del Porter SHOW
"a; Meet the Nissa
i~.00-Swing Time
30-FootDall Game
3.30-silyer Bow Record Session
4.O0-Cross Section ". $. A.
43O-Serenade
4.45-Jungle jim
5.oo-Sport Spotlight
5:l5-Hcadlines and oInotes
5:30-Butte's Best
5.45-World NeHs
6.0O-Sing IL Again
7toO-Moreg Amstaf Show
7.3O-It PAYS 70 Te l4orant
8.00-Iiome Town I on
s.3n-National Gnara Military Ball
9 O0-Saturday Ma Serenade
a~.30-Satnrday Egt Request Program.
ll.00-Chct HuaticY Ns
ll:i5-SaturdaY NgA ~ quest Program
10 00-Sign OH
Montana labor news., 1948-12-02
FRIDAY

6.oo-CBS World News
6~:l5-Aiarm Clock Club
:. 00- b News Of Anicrlc
7.l5-A,arm Clock Club
7.45-Iex Rittcr's Music Co.'S
S.00-Morning DevottoAs
s~.l5-Today Is Yours
3~:3o-Arthur Godfrey
q.3O-Mgs.c From Hollywot
10. 00-Reminiscent Rhythm
10. 30-South Side Shopping G 'e
IL. 00-News Brief
li.05-Womanis Way
Ii.15-Piano Magic
II. 30-vocal Chords
iit45-Oa the Bandstaad
IL. 00-World News
~i2:l5-perry Mason
L. 3O-This Is Norah Drake
IA 45-Romancc Of Evelyn " '
l.00-News Brief
~lt05-SonFs and Savings
l:l5-Hm Top House
l.30-House Party
~i:55-Raddie Harris
2.00-lIiut Hunt
225-News
2.30-Wiancr Take All
3t00-Treasury Bandstand
3 ~30-Sliver Bow Record s
4s00-Eric Seyareid. News
4l5-U. N. Politics
a 30-News Briefs
435-HaWaiian Echoes
445-Meet the Missus
5.00-Vnioe OF the Army
5.l5-Hcadlincs and Foot saies
5i30-Club Is
5.45-Edward r. Murrows. Ne9
G. o0-Butteis Best
6s15-World New
6~.30-Sport Spotlight
6445-Music OF Manhattan
T.o0-My Favorite Husband
7:30-So Proudly We Hall
400 Everybody Wins
$50 Spotlight Revue
{. 00-Vet Varieties
9.30-Sunsct and Vine
g.45-My Serenade
i0.u0-Music FROM the Copl + ItIH
10. 30-peoplc's Choice
ll:0o-chet ~IIuntley. News
ll.l5-Milton Charles. OrHa
ll:30-CBS Orchestras
lls55-News
l.. o0-S.gn Off
Montana labor news., 1948-12-02
TUESDAY

TUESDAY
6:00-CBS World News
6.i5-Alarm Clock Club
7.00-CBS News of America
T.l5-Alarm Clock Club
7:45-Tex Rittcr's Music Corral
8:00-Morning Devotions
8~.l5-Today Is Yours
8.3O-Arthur Godfrey
9:30-Music From Hollywood
10 :O0-Reminiscent Rhythm
l~0.30-South Side Shopping Guide
ll.O0-NewS Brief
ll:05-Woman's Way
ll.l5-Piano Magic
~ll:3O-Vocal Chords
ll:45-On the Bandstand
l2.0O-World News
l2:l5-Perry Mason
l2.30-This Is Norah Drake
l2:4s-Romancc Of Evelyn Winters
l.00-News Brief
l.O5-Songs and Savings
l:l5-Hill Top House
l:30-House Party
l:55-Raddie Harris
2:OO-Hint Hunt
2:25-News
2.30-Winner Take All
3.00-Treasury Bandstand
3.3O-Silver Bow Record Session
4:00-Eric Sevareid, News
4.l5-Frontiers OF Science
4:3O-sNews Brief
4.35-Iinwaiian Echos
4:45-Meet the Missus
5.O)-Decision Now
5:l5-Headlines and Footnotes
5.30-Club Is
5:45-Edward r. Murrows, News
6.00-Butte's Best
6.l5-World News
6.30-Sport Spotlight
6.45-Sons OF Guns
7:00-Twilight Tales
7.30-Hit the Jackpot
8.OO-Cabin Bib
8:30-Jack Fina Orchestra
9.00-Vet Varieties
g.30-Sunset and Vine
9:45-My Serenade
0.00-People's Choice
lliO0-Chet Huntley, News
ll:l5-Milton Charles. Orga-ist
ll:30-CBS Orchestras
ll:55-News
IL. 00-Sign OF
WEDNESDAY
6:0O--CBS World News
6.l5-Alarm Clock Club
7:00-CBS News Of America
7:l5-Alarm Clock Club
7.45-Tex Ritter's Music Corral
8.0O-Morning Devotlons
8~.l5-Today Is Yours
8:3o-Arthur Godfrey
9.30--Music From Hollywood
O:00-ReminIscent Rhythm
l0:3o-South Side Shopping Guido
l1:00-News Brief
ll:05-Woman's Way
li:l51Ptano Magic
l1.30-Vocal Chords
ll:45-On the Bandstand
l2:00-World News
12:l5-Perry Mason
l2:30-This Is Norah Drake
l2:45-Romance OF Evelyn Winters
l.00-News Brief
l:05-Songs and Savings
l:l5-Hil Top House
l.30-House Party
i:55-Raddie Harris
2.00-Hint Hunt
2:25-News
2:3O-Winner Take All
3:00-Treasury Bandstand
3.30-Silver Bow Record Session
4:00-Eric Sevareid, News
4:l5-CBS Talks
4:3o-News Briefs
4.35-Hawaiian Echos
4:45-Meet the Missus
5:00-This Day
5:l5-Headlines and Footnotes
5:30-Club Is
5:45-Edward r. Murrows. News
6:0O-Butte's Best
6:i5-World News
6:30-Sport Spotlight
6:45-Music Of Manhattan
7:oo-Your Song & Mine
7.30-Harvest OF the Stars
8:00-The Whistler
8:30-The Capitol Cloak Room
9.00-vet Varieties
9~:30-Sunset and Vine
9:45-My Serenade
l0.00-People's Choice
l1:00-Chet Huntley. News
ll:l5-Milton Charles. Organlst
ll:30-C3S Orchestras
ll:5@News
l2:00-Sign OF
THURSDAY
6:00-CBS World News
Montana labor news., 1948-12-02
MONDAY

6:W-CBS World News
6.i5-Aarm Clock Club
7.N-CBS News OF America
~7.i5-Alarm Clock Club
7.+5-Tex Ritters Music CorTaI
8 00-Morning Dcvotsons
~S:i5-Today Is Yours
630-Arthur Godfrey
9:30-Music From Hollywood
10. 00-Rem.riscent Rhythm
i~0.3o-South Side Shopping Guide
iI:00-News Brief
li:05-Woman's Way
l~l:i5-Piano Magic
~il:30-vocal Chords
ll:45-On the BandStaad
l2.00-World News
l~2:l5-Perry Mason
l2:30-This Is Norah Drake
IL .45-Romance Of Evelyn winters
l.00-News Brief
l.05-Songs and Savings
l:l5-Hill Top House
l.30-House Party
l:55-Raddie Harris
200-Hint Hunt
2.25-News
2:30-Wianer Take All
3:00-Treasury Bandstand
3:30-Silver Bow Record Session
4:00-Eric Sevareid. News
4:l5-In My opinion
4.30-News Brief
4.35-Hawaiian Echoes
4;45-Meet the Missus
5:O0-Here's to Vets
5.l5-Headlines and Footlotes
5:30-Club is
5.45-Edward r. Murrows, News
6.00-Butte's Best
6.l5-World News
6:30-Talent Scouts
7:00-Inner Sanctum
7:30@Sport Spotlight
7:45-Music OF Manhattan
8:00-Two on the Aisle
9.00-Vet Varieties
9:30-Sunset and Vine
9.45-My Serenade
10. 00-People's Choice
IL. OO-Chet Huntley. News
ll.l5-Milton Charles, Organist
ll:30-Prelude to Midnight
ll.55-News
l2.00-Sign OFT
Montana labor news., 1948-12-02

Emigh and ,.,lrra
Butte, Moatarg. a'tog
First pub,icat.oA NOV .
Montana labor news., 1948-12-02
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Montana labor news., 1948-12-02

rs 4HE DISTRICT COURT or THE SECOND
JUDICIAL DISTRICT or THE STATE or
MONTANA. II AND FOR THE COUNTY or
slLNat Bow.