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The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-10-31
NO MUFFLER-BANG

A fine of $200 and 90 day sus- pended sentence was recently given Frank Sanders at Seward in Anna B. Southard's Commissioners Court. Sanders, after repeated warnings, continued to drive his car around the town minus muffler, traffic violation.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-10-31
TUESDAY MORNING AND
 AFTERNOON

TUESDAY MORNING AND
 AFTERNOON
 Sign On. 7:00-Dunking with Druxman.
 7:30-Local Weather.
 7:30-News Summary
 Morning Thought.
 8:15-News Headlines.
 8:25-Weather report. 8:30-Cote Glee Club. 8:45-Lenny Herman Orchestra. 9:O0-Music for the Missus. Weather report. 9:35-Airlane Trio. 9:45-Music. l0:00-News. 10:05-Vocal Varieties. 10:l5-Piano Playhouse. Milady's Memo. II ;00-MEET THE MISSUS-CBS. i:30-Listeners' Digest-ABC. :45-March Time. 1:55-Weather report. 12:00-Salon Serenade. 12:15-News. 12:30-Meet the Band. 1:00-GARRY MOORE-CBS. FRONT PAGE FEATURES
 CBS. 2:30-Light Classics. .00-Recorded Additions. 3:l5-Pipes of Melody. 3:30-Parade of Hits. 430-BARNYARD FOLLIES-
 CBS. 4:45-Western Serenade. 5:00-Blue Barron Orchestra. 5:15-Woman's Club. 5:30-To be announced. All programs subject to change due to conditions beyond our con- .rol.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-10-31

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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-04-01
Painus yra ke|ias ] |aisve...
JONAS MESKUITIS

keauti namo ir maloniai nustebinti namiskius.
Musu niekas neklause, ka manome daryti. Ais
ku, jiems ir galva neatejo mintis, kad mes cia
stovime, kaip laivelyje be irklu ir zvalgomes j
kylancius juodus ir niurius audros debesis..
Atejo ir musu ''zvalgai'', pranesdami, kad
rusai baigia miestelyje paskutiniuosius "valy-
mo- darbus ir kad mes tuo tarpu galime prisi-
glausti artumoje esancioje klebonijoje Be to,
esq vilciu patekti ligoninen, kuri esanti atiduo-
ia kaliniu reikalams.
Atsidureme ne klebonijoje, bet staciai baz-
nycioje, kur a.a. kun. Alf. Lipniunas jau lake
pamaldas.
Isgyvenimai ir patirti ziaurumai, rodos tu-
rejo r musu sirdis paversti akmenimis. Tux
stanciai deginamu lavonu lauzuose ir viesos
egzekucijos juk buvo kasdeninis reiskinys per
per istisus dvejis metus Gi tokiais atvejas ir
norint, asaru nebeuztektu, bet baznycioje paju-
tom vel atgimstant zmogu ir... apsiverkeme,
kaip nekalti kudikiai :.
Po pamaldu vietos klebonas mUsu kunigam
Gu buvo du) pareiske, kad toks keliu asmenu
susblrimas jam kelias susirupinimo ir kad esq
nesaugu ca toliau uzsibuvoti Neuzgo buvo su-
rastos kelios semos, kurios maoniai sutiko mus
priglausti ir taip musu kuklus burelis greitai
issiskirste, is anksto tik susizinoje viens kito
adresus, kad nepasimestume ir, reikalui esant
galetume susitikti ir pasiinformuoti.
Pliki, kaip baznycios peles, pradejome nau-
ia gyvenimo etapa.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-04-01
Kaip znones iesko plysio
gelezineje uzdangoje

Jonas Meskuitis (slapyvardis), tel
sininkas ir zurnalistas, uz veikima prizes
hitlerinius okupantus, su ellie kitu lietu-
viu veikeju, 1943 metals buvo vokieciu
policijos suimtas ir isgabentas garsia-
ia Stutthofo koncentracijos stovykla (ne-
toll nuo Dancigo), kur zymi dalis sum-
suju per kelias savaites ismire nuo kan
kinimu ir stovykla isimetusiq ligu.
JIM liko tarp tu, kurie dar per dve-
JUS metus atlaike to zemisko pragaro gy-
venima.
1945 metals, artejant rusams, vokie-
ciai sumane stovykla "iskelti' toliau Is
tikruju tai buvo ne tick iskelimas, kick
balgimas zudyti dar likusiu gyvQ.
JIM. ir sta bandyma dar atlaike
Jau budamas visai nusilpes, susilauke
"islaisvinimo". Uzejo rusai ir 'pragaro
vartai" atsidare. Bet. Xxi tikros lais-
yes vartu buvo dar toll "Islaisvintieji''
liko anoj pusej "gelezines uzdangos''.
Sis pasakojimas parasytas prizes dve-
JUS metus. Bet ir siandien jis yra lido
mus. Ir, deja, ir siandien dar negalima
papasakoti tu dalyku, kurie rasant ture-
jo butt nutyleti.
Ar autorius jau pasieke laisve?
Taip, ir ne visai taip -. stai jau baigia-
81 ketvirti metal, kaip jis, hitlerininku
persekiojimo auka, tebera -. tik DIP:
velklus visuomeniskame tremtiniu darbe,
laisva If bent kick sotesni gyvenima
spaudoJe, bet be aiskios ateities j visai
iarp ko kita, daug pastangu yra pade-
Jes, kad kiti lietuviai tremtiniai pautu
dokumentus, reikalingus isvaziuoti is Vo-
kietijos j USA ar kitur bet pats me-
turejo laiko ir laimes sau tokius doku-
mentus gauti ;.
Greit bus ketveri metal, kaip tapo
sutraukytos Stutthofo stovyklos spyg
huotos vielos... Bet autoriaus, kaip If
V!sos elles kitty to paties ikimo bendri-
nlnkq, kelias laisve nebaigtas.
Ilkrai, painus ir ilgas yra kelias i
laisve... ' t
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-04-01
l. FRO koncentracijos vartus !
sovietiska laisve

1910 metq kovo men. pradzioie Dancigo an
suplmo metu, mes, burys lietuviu politinu ka-
linlq, kartu su mase kitu tautybiu kaliniais M
I'd katla IS vleno krasto kita SS-manu vaiko-
iii, DuVome raudonosios armjos "islaisvinti"
Dahs' Kurle buvo linke rizikuoti Xxi gallo, nu-
ego 1onau Danclgo link, ir, po siaubingos keo-
nes Jura, slandien dalinasi bendrais tremties
vargas SvedlJoJe. O tie, kurie ryzos likti pasi-
Gave vlltlms, kad svetimame kraste, tarp sve-
tlmQ zmonlq, rasime uzuovejos laikinam fiji
nam sustlprejimui, kad paskiau savo jegomis
SklnClS kella | mlgOta, taciau SUI tam tikromis
lhuzlJomls, ateitl. Mat, dalis buvo pasiryze vyk-
u Lletuvon pas ten pasilikusias Seimas, ir ige-
sys artlmqjQ nustelbe visas kutis ir baime pa
tektl vel NKVD rankas. Tas ilgesys nebeleido
Jlems butt toiau likimo blaskomiems ir nezi-
nloJe aple artimqju ikima. Xiii gi, moka bent
kick lenku kalba ir pazista vietos salygas gal
voJo, kad laikina bus galima gal siaip taip vie
toJe lsikurti ir tue budu palaukti, Xxi ivykiai
lsslkrlstalizuos mes buvo vilciQ kad Lenkija Wis
tick lures bent siokia tokia neprikausomybe O
kur Jau lenku vietine administracija, ten, ilgai-
nlul, ir NKVD uoslei sunkiau bus uzuosti Tuo
metu bent taip galima buvo dar galvoti .
Mazame zveju uosto miestelyje p dides-
noJi dalis politiniu kaliniu, rusu, lenku ir kitty
tautybiQ, pajute, kad sovietu kariuomene jau
Waldo miesteo 'pulsa" laisves svaiguo pa
gauti, metesi bendron pirmujq laisves valandu
ekstazen, kas ieskodamas biciulystes su sovietu
kariais, kas su vietiniais gyventojais, O 'apsu-
kresni" = su vokieciu paskubomis apleistu
krautuviq prekemis. Nuns gi niurls sovietq
kariu veidai ir ju rankose paruosoje laikomi
tomatiniai ginklai, neteike gamybiu pajusti ir
isgyventi toki laisves kvaitul ir, susikaupe ir
itempe paskutines pajegas, viens kito kauseme,
- kas gi bus toliau?
Darzineje, kurioje dar is vakaro SS-manq
buvome suvaryti jautesi niuri tustuma. Tx
burelis zydelkaiciu raisiojos nusalusias kojas
ir vaitojo siltines karstyje AS priejau pasvei-
KNIT vienos zydu seimos, pripuolamai cia susi-
tikusios ir verkiancios dziaugsmo asaromis. Tai
tikrai buta nepaprastos laines, kad tick metu
persekiojama ir issklaidyta zydq Selma vel su-
rastu savo vaikus, zmona vyra, vyras zmona :.
Tuo tarpu viens po kito grizo is miestelio
"vandrauninlzai', prisikimse kisenes visokiq ge-
rybiq AS padariau pirma po kelly metq biz
nj issikeiciau kuprine j dezute cigareciu
Prasidejo nuosirdus atsisveikinimai su lenkais,
kuriq teviskes buvo netoliese ir kurie ruosesi
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-04-01
z. Pirmas prieglobstis

Oar Stutthofo koncentracijos stovykloje
savo tarpe ivairiais klausimais bediskutuojant,
ne karta kildavo gincai del karo eigos ir kur ir
kaip jis galetu baigtis. Niekam, zinoma, jau ne
bereikejo aiskinti, kad tik su karo pabaiga susi-
lauksime ir mUsu likimo sprendimo Draugu ir
namiskiu laskuose kas kart pabreziami ramini-
mai, kad daromi visi gaimi zygiai musu isvada-
vimui, buvo aikomi savaime suprantamu rami-
nimo ir upo palaikymo zestu. Paklaustas, ka
nauio ir gero tau namiskia raso, visad ironisku
sypsniu atsakydavo: 'Vaziuojam namov'
Karta, dar vokiecams tebesant toll sovietu
zemeje, per tokias diskusijas vienas draugu,
nuolat pasizymis savo "atskira nuomone",
trumpai ir aiskai pareiske: 'Karas baigsis, kai
randonoji armija sturmu palms Berlynav' Me
laimetoju, taciau kad rusai paimtu Beryna,
tokia mintis daugelyje sukele skanaus juoko.
Bet, kai atsidureme rusu apsupimo ziede ir
kai ju kariuomene sparciai artejo Berlyno link,
nieko kito neko, kaip paploti prieteliui Rapo-
lui per peti jam pranasiska nina tariant:
- O ar as nesakiau!?
Pranasavimo laika praejo. Dabar jau rel
kejo patterns spresti ir... veikti, kad netike-
tai vel nepatektume j kitas rankas = rankas
tu, kurie, kaip repese laiko milijonu likima
Maloniu kasubu (pamario lenku) priglausti
ir zmoniskai, po ilgu evakuacijos kankyniq, pir-
ma Karta pasistiprine ir apsitvarke, pradejome
viens po kito rinktis lgonineje
Ten radome kelis is koncentracijos stovyk-
los gydytojus - kalinius, kurie jau buvo prade-
je vokieciu paskubomis apleistos ir sudarkytos
ligonines organizavimo ir tvarkymo darba Mu-
su vitys prisiglausti bet kokiam darbui ligoni-
neje, issipilde. Reikejo gi galvoti apie maitni-
mosi reikalus Be to, buvome isitikine, kad So
vietu vietos karine valdzia, sutikusi buv. kali
MANS uzleisti visa lgonine SUI pasaliniais tro-
besiais ir teikti reikiama parama, tam tikra la-
ka respektuos ir visa personala, susidedanti isl
"pajegiu', dar ant koju galinciq laikytis buv.
kaliniu.
Is buvusio ligonines personalo buvo likusios
tik virejos, 1 sanitaras, 1 sesute = visi vietos
lenkai, ir 1 gydytojas = ukrainietis. Ligoniu
skaicius augo kas minute, visi besikuriancios|
administrators ir sanitarijos reikalai reikejo|
atkurti is nieko
Prasidejo itemptas darbas kartu isryske-
jo visoje nuogybeje ir pasekos, isplaukiancios|
is koncentracijos stovykloje ir evakuacijos metu
patirtu pergyvenimQ.
Daugeliui lauktoji lasves valanda virto ira
ginga kova su mirties smekla. Tx dabar isrys-
kejo, kokiu fizniu ir dvasiniu jegu sukaupimu
teko pernesti paskutinysis vokieciu beprotiskas
ir beprasmis zmoniu gainiojimas, pavadintas
stovyklos evakuacija. Sunku pa
sakyti, koks likmas mus butu istikes, pasilikus
stovykloje ir ten sulaukus vokle-
ciu zMgimo Bet vokieciai sieke ir atsieke savo:
evakuacijos metu "papildomai' buvo iszudyta
bent puse evakuotu kaliniq, o ikusiQJQ dalls,
kas turejo laimes = isliko, kas ne - krltol
nuo evakuacijos kanciu ir itempimo pasekmlq.
Bus daugiau)
. Lietuvos WITS = graziai paga-
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-03-26

to whether you are aware of the
need for the completion Of the Com
munity Center for Negroes at $40
NV 18th street. Nor have we lost
sight of the fact that you so gener'
ously put forth your time and ener'
gies to help make our last fund
drive the success that it was. Now
the time has come in which we can
no longer close our eyes to the fact
that the present facilities at the I'M
finished Center are acutely made
quate to serve the Negro popula.
ton of Miami. THE CENTER MUST
BE COMPLETED. FUNDS MUST
BE RAISED. You are urged to help
raise those funds. Are you willing
to do your share?
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-03-26
New Race Bank
Planned For Motor
City

DETROIT, Mich. - (NIPS) - A
recent meeting of a number of Mot
or City citizens to discuss the po-
tentialities of a Negro bank there
MANY result in the establishment Of
another business institution, If pres
emit plans materlalize. Representa-
tives from the three major counties
in the Detroit area held a one day
session, it was revealed, for the
prime purpose of discussing the
practibility of such a move.
It was indicated that the move
was implemented current situa'
ton in Detroit whereby it is charged
that many Negroes are taken advan'
tage of by loan sharks in the COM
munity who "extort" large interest
rates in financial transactions. It Is
felt by the leaders Of the effort to
set up a Negro bank that such o
step would offset the losses being
annually suffered by many home
owners.
Another factor whic his known to
have been Of importance in the de-
cision to attempt to set up a Ne
gro bank is the tremendous activi-
ty in the Detroit area on the part
Of Negro business involving millions
of dollars annually. And while there
is some disagreement about the es-
tablishment Of a Negro institution
because of q possible segregative as.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-03-26
Local NAACP News

Miami's branch of the NAACP is
happy to announce that it is send
ing as a delegate to the 1949 Reg
ional Conference in Raleigh, N. c.,
it's recording secretary, Nurse Rosa
Brady, whom we are sure will rep
resent us we'll and will bring back
all the necessary information to
help make our branch what It
should be. We are all wishing Mrs.
Brady a swell trip, and speedy re-
turn.
Our local branch will have its
regular meeting, Sunday, March q
at Bethel AME Church at 800 pm,
Please come out and do your part
in helping our branch TO go for
ward.
Roger Armster, President
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-03-26
Negro Service Council
An Urban League Affiliate

An Urban League AIIn1aU0
The Vocational Opportunity Cam
paign successfully conducted in
conjunction with the Guidance De.
partments of the three Dade Coun-
ty High Schools. The success Of the
campaign can only be measured in
terms of the interest shown by the
participants. Judging from their re.
sponses, the VOC is here to stay.
Main features of the Schools pro-
grams were: the presentation Of
speakers from various professions
and vocations; special assemblies in
which the theme, THE FUTURE rs
YOURS - PLAN AND PREPARE
was broken down in its component
parts for more thorough discussion
and understanding; and special con-
guidance personnel of the different
sultation periods conducted by
schools.
High degrees Of interest were Gre
ated by the attractive voc exhibits
displayed at vantage points in the
school buildings. These exhibits, por-
traying the accomplishments of sew.
eral outstanding Negroes in note
worthy fields Of endeavor law,
medicine, government, politics, sci.
ence, education, music were Gen.
tered around the sub theme (Which
Will You Choose?"
An exhilirating Innovation Of the
campaign was the conduction of the
VOC-Quiz. The questions presented
to the participants brought forth
responses ranging from profundity
to hilariousness. But in all serious
ness everybody enjoyed being able
to share with their mates the knowl-
edge that DIR. Charles Drew is this
Country's foremost authority on
blood plasma; that Tom Malyneaux
mot Jack Johnson) was the first
Negro American to fight for a
Worlds title as heavyweight boxer
in the 18th Century; that Maggie L.
Walker was the first woman to be-
come a bank president in the U.S.A.;
that Jane Bolin is the only Negro
woman judge in the USA. Yes, there
were many discoveries" resulting
from the administration of the VOC
Quiz. COPIES of this Quiz may still
be obtained from the Negro Ser.
vice Councils office.)
The Negro Service Council highly
appreciate the efforts of the high
school personnel and departments in
making the voc a vital force in our
community life. Orchids to Princi.
pal David Dobbs, Mrs. Dorothy Ed
wards, Mrs. Dorothy Newton, Mr..
David Simmons, Dorsey High; Mrs.
Francis Tucker, principal; Mrs. Kate
Dean, Mr.. Rubindoff Jones, Carver
High; and principal Charles Williams
Mrs. Effie Sutton, Mrs. Marie
Slaughter, Mr.. Oscar J. Edwards,
Booker T. Washington.
There would be no world without
music. There would have been no
VOC without the three choral groups
under the direction of Miss Bernice
Blache. Mrs. Florence Mosely and
Mrs. Leila Williams, respectively.
Miami is fortunate in having these
young people to gladden. our hearts
with song.
COMPLETION OF THE CENTER
-. t. a. -
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-03-26

on March 10 at the Florida A and M
an inspiring FOUNDERS Day Cele.
College. On March IS, she witnessed
bration, at which time the new S. III.
Coleman Library was dedicated.
This was Miss Elliott's first visit to
the college and it proved very en-
joyable.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-03-26

pect, the majority of opinion is said
to indicate the imminent setting up
of bank. s..
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-03-26
Attends Library
Conference

Miss Nellie Elliott, librarian at
the Dorsey High School returned on
Monday from attending a confer
ence for librarians, which was held
Montana labor news., 1949-01-13
EMPLOYEES
INSTALL OFFICERS

At the regular meeting Monday eve
ming of the Montana State. County
and Municipal Employees. Butte Local
No. 1910 of the American Federation
Of State, County and Municipal En-
ployes. held in Judge McClernan's
courtroom at the courthouse, the fol-
lowing officers were installed for the
ensuing year: Andrew Pettet, presi-
dent: Robert McCor. nick. vice presi-
dent and Teresa Juirk. treasurer. Dele
gate and alternate, Jerry J. Harrington
and Bernard O'Connor. TO the Silver
| Bow Trades & Labor Council. .
Brother Paul Erlcr Of the Printing
Pressmen's Union, who WAS present
| and took an active part in the %oreani-
zation OF Local No. 1910 more than
three years ago was a very welcome
visitor and also acted the very able
part OF an entertainer at the social
which followed and was thoroughly en-
joycd by a large percentage of the
locals membership. Refreshments was
served.
Jerry J. Harrington and Furry ].
Sullivan were appointed on the legis-
lativc committee and will attend a state
council meeting in Helena this coming
week end.
Montana labor news., 1949-01-13
UNION SECURITY DEPENDS
UPON POLITICAL ACTION
NOT THE SUPREME COURT

Monday. Jan. 3, the Supreme Court
ruled unanimously that there is moth
ing in the Constitution to prevent an
anti-labor state legislature from out
having all forms OF union security
closed shop, union shop or maintc-
nance of membership.
The AFL members in the Is states
which presently outlaw union security
under so-oalled right To work bills
must accept the hard truth that neither
the Supreme Court nor the repeal OF
the Taft-Hartley Act can save their
unions from eventual destruction.
This Supreme Court decision has
taught us a lesson we shall never for
get. The trade union movement will
be strong only when we have elected
at all levels OF government. public Of
flee holders friendly to the interests
OF the majority OF our people.
Labor went to the polls on Nov. ,.
and gave a crushing defeat TO those
who voted for the Taft-Hartley Act.
That act will be repealed this spring.
In the same manner LLPE is launch
ing a full scale program in every state
in the union TO elect men to our state
legislatures who will repeal state ant
labor laws and prevent such "un-Amcr-
ican'' legislation from ever appearing
on the books.
Montana labor news., 1949-01-13
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE

OilSL
The City Council of the City Of Butte
hereby gives notice of the passage and
approval OF Council Resolution No. 1880,
declaring that IN the judgment OF the
City Council OF the City of Butte. that
it will be to the best interests Of said
City and the inhabitants thereof. and OF
the Inhabitants of the contiguous plated
tracts or parcels OF land described in
said resolution. and herein described, that
the boundaries OF the City Of Butte shall
be extended so as to include the Same
withi:l the corporate limits OF said City.
For a description OF the boundaries OF
said tracts or parcels OF land to be in
cludrd within the boundaries ~ the City
OF Butte reference Is hereby made to said
Council Resolution No. 1880. now e.i-file
IN the office Of the City Clerk OF the
City Of Butte.
A description Of said contiguous plated
tracts or parcels of land intended to be
included within the boundaries OF the
City Of Butte when extended are as fol-
lows,
The southwest quarter OF The south
west quarter tSWi.SWAl of Section
Twenty f20l Township Three f3l North
of Range Seven "a West. in Silver Bow
County. Montana, containing an area
of approximately forty 40, acres, said
lands are also described rs Butte De-
vclopment Addition No. l and Butte
Development ADDITION NO. =. TO Butte,
Montana, In the plat thereof which has
becn filed with the Count Clerk and
Recorder OF Silver Bow County, Mon
tana.
The City Council OF the City OF Butte
has also directed in said resolution pub
LEGATION of notice in the Montana Labor
News to the effect that said resolution
has been duly and regularly passed BY
the City Council, and that Wednesday.
the second end day Of February. 1858.
at 7;30 O'Clock p. M. at the City Council
Chamber in the City Hall In the-Eity OF
Butte. as the time and place at which
consideration shall be given by the City
Council to such proposed extension CT the
boundaries Of said city limits, that Tor a
period of twenty 900 days after the first
publication Of this notice and before such
date of final hearing. expressions Of APP
prevail or dlsapproval, In writing. as to
such proposed extension from resident
ireeholders of the territory proposed TO
be embraced within the city limits. shall
be received and filed with the City Clerk
in the Office of the City Clerk at the City
Hall in the City of Butte. Montana.
That unless said proposed extension be
disapproved By q majority OF the resident
ireeholders. aforesaid. the final resolution
Of extension of the limits Of the City Of
Bate will then be made.
Dated this 18th day OF January, i949.
CITY CLERK OF II OF BUTTE,
MONTANA.
First publication Jan. Is, l949-3t.
Montana labor news., 1949-01-13
BUTTE MUSICIANS
ANNOUNCE new
WAGE AGREEMENT

James Pasta. president OF Local No.
2ll. American Federation OF Musician,
has announced the adoption OF a new
wage scale for radio broadoasting. II
line with the Butte Unions efforts 70
promote the use oi Tive music" the
price for commercial hroadoa>tinC has
been cut 50 per cent, with special con-
tract prices a new remote broadcast
scale for con the job" musicians fca-
lures prices representing 20 per cent
cuts over the previous wage scale.
II is the belief Of the local members
that in a short time. individual per
formers, o~reanists and special COM
binations will earn a place on the radio
dial for the pleasure OF local listeners.
Montana labor news., 1949-01-13
LEO F.. LUCAS JOINS
UNION LABEL A

secretary-treasurcr. Union Label trades
department OF the American Federation
OF Labor, announced that Leo +. Lucas
has been appointed as a representative
of that department and will assist him
in the general campaign for union la
bells. shop cards and buttons as we'll as
in the 1919 Union Industries Show &c
be held May 1922 in Cleveland, Ohio.
Mr.. Lucas has a rich background
Of valuable experience in the American
labor movement in which he started as
president Of Local No. 20.