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The Nome nugget., 1949-12-23
CAB Examiner Makes Many Recommendations

GAP Special Washington SerVice)
 WASHINGTON, CP)- A Civil Aeronautics Board eXa m n e r recommended Wednesday that Pa cific Northern Airlines, Inc, be given authority for one year to operate scheduled services be- tween Juneau, Alaska and Seattle, Wash.
 The examiner, William F. Gu sick, also recommended that Pan American AirWays, Inc, be au- thorized to fly for one year be- tween Juneau and Anchorage.
 Cusick recommended further that Pacific and Pan American be directed to begin negotiations i'm mediately for a through service agreement on flights between Seattle and Anchorage with the provision that they both be ex- empt from the requirement to stop at Juneau on through flights made under the agreement.
 The recommendations, if adopt
The Nome nugget., 1949-12-23

ed by the board, will result in the first certification of an Alaskan carrier to link the Territory with the States.
 Two international carriers, Pan American and Northwest Airlines, now fly from the United States to Alaska and beyond to the Orient.
 Cusick recommended dismissal of an application of Northern Air lines, Inc, for a route between Anchorage and Seattle.
 He recommended denial of an application of Alaska Airlines for routes linking Fairbanks with Chi cago by way of Great Falls, Mont, and MinneapOlis-St. Paul, Minn., and linking Anchorage and Kodi- ak with Los Angeles by way of Seattle, Portland and San Fran cisco.
 Cusick said Pacific Northern proposes to use five DC-4's equip ped to carry either passengers or cargo or both in it's Alaska-Seattle service.
The Nome nugget., 1949-12-23
NiniIchik To Get Airport

l4D Special Washington Service
 WASHINGTON, LP)-Ninilchik, Alaska, has been added to the fed eral airport program. The civil aeronautics administration so ad- vised Delegate Bartlett of the Ter ritOry.
 The CAA said the airport would be Class II. Federal funds amount ing the $15,OOO and local funds Of S5,O00 are available for the pro- ject.
 The project involves land acqui- Sition and construction of a north south landing strip, and a airplane landig area. The CAA said ob- StructioS would be removed, the land cleared, drained and protect ed from erosion. It said top soil would be placed on it, the land seeded and the field marked.
The Nome nugget., 1949-12-23

Senator Howard LYng is spend ing the holidays at Laguana Beach, Calif., and plans to be in Juneau late in January.
The Nome nugget., 1949-12-23
Burkhalter

Col. and Mrs. H. Burkhalter send greetings from Alabama, where they are stationed.
Montana labor news., 1949-08-18

I" register Build block committees
Each local union should recon-
mend a Political Action Committee
he set up in their Trades Council To
assist local unions in getting all
members 10 register and vote.
Trades Councils should cooperate
with farm unions. unaiiilia,ed trade
unions and liberal groups where
there is mutual political interest in
county, state and national effort.
Collect funds. keep the membership
informed through literature. period
reals and personal contacts. Assist
members and friends to the polls
10 vote. Build block committees.
The general view OF your COM
mittee recommends political interest
at the grass roots as the basis OF
democratic government. They re-
commend every delegate present the
above outline TO their respective
organizations Tor action. Political
Action Committees should begin i'm
mediatcly 10 set up work Tor united
action on the above suggestions.
Work should begin immediately
to secure finances to assist wage
earners. who may be Endorsed and
elected to the State Legislature, while
serving during the session of the
state legislature.
Montana labor news., 1949-08-18
Former Butte Priest
Director for
Displaced Persons

Montana Labor News
Butte. Montana
Dear Editor
We Americans have responsible
ties toward the rescttlcment OF the
Displaced Pesons. The enclosed
writc-up will further this cause in
Your nciehborhood. May | ask yol,
to print it in your newspaper:
Thanks,
Father Schneider
The following is the write-up
mentioned above:
Pax Americana
The ships are coming now
People, good people, who have been
pushed around Tor ten years. are
at last reaching a new country and
a new home. How long they have
dreamt and waited for this day.
Now they are in New York or Bos-
ton or New Orleans. and soon they
will be on the train and on their
way.
Into Montana every week two or
three families come. they are travel
ing over the Milwaukee Railroad
ior Great Falls. Some OF them had
been destined for a home and work
i'll another state, but now they are
an Emergency Placement. 1t
took SO very long TO process them.
there were screenings for political
beliefs. Tor special skills. the Dis
placed Persons Act OF June l94S
was strict in its requirements. Now
their sponsors have filled their places,
or have moved away. Montana takes
her share OF these families. They
will find a haven OF rest and en-
enlargement in Fairfield near Great
Falls. There they will wait until
a home and work can be found for
them somewhere in all Montana.
Fairfield, Montana is a sweet name
to many Displaced Persons, there
they are welcome.
Maybe you have some little place
on your farm where one OF these
families might live and work for
you, They are ~apprcciativc. and
willing To work. and best OF all.
LOYAL.
Montana labor news., 1949-08-18
The Labor Institute
An Honored
Montana Institution

Each year ior the past six years.
representatives OF Montana farmers
and labor have joined together al
the State University in Missoula To
discuss and better understand each
others problems, and consider way,
and means how both groups can
work more closely together for the
benefit OF the state.
The years Institute was no ex-
ccption. As in the past. there were
no imaginary demarcation lines be
tween AFT. and CLIO and Farmers
Union. All were there. working to-
gethcr. That is as it should be.
Because of such cooperation. Mon
iana is beginning to gain a nation
wide reputation; is being held up
as an example to other states where
Joint activity is only in the cxper-
mental stage.
Returning Il this latest institute.
| am sure that every person who
found it possible to be in attendance
went home. richer in his thinking
and broader in his understanding.
Such panel discussions as you and
Your Government. Major Eco
nomic Problems Confronting La
Dor. Regional Development and
Its Relation to Human Welfare,
among several other important sub
~jccts, were not only cniightening.
hut most thoueht-provoking.
\ genuine round OF applause is
in order for Institute Secretary
Lucille Speer and the several others
who, each year have put forth so
much effort to make the institute a
living example OF people working
together. Let us hope that next
year, instead of one hundred being
present, that labor and farm organi-
cations will see to it that at least
five times as many make the trek
To Missoula. Both the organizations
and their representatives will be
richer for having attended and par
,icipated in the Seventh Annual
Labor Institute.
You and Your Government
The duty OF every citizen is To
register and vote. The trade union,
and farmer unions have the respon-
sibility Of assisting their member
ship. to register and vote, prepare
for them the records OF public Of
ficials and proposed legislation and
make such information available To
all voters. An alert and intelligent
electorate in the foundation OF any
democratic government.
Goal
|. Assist members to register and
vote.
,. Keep the membership informed
concerning labor. farm and social
legislation related To farm and trade
unions.
3. Collect funds to carry on an
educational political program.
Methods-and By Whom
Each local union should select
a Political Action Committee TO
check the membership rolls against
the county registration list and assist
all members. who are not registered,
Montana labor news., 1949-08-18
ROSTER OF BUTTE UNIONS

Sd Thursday. p m. Carpenters Hal
A Murish. pres W NJ Brothers vic
pres c. Sanders. fin sscy. and bu'
agent.
Plumbers linton. Local No. <l-Asx Nc
Donald. pres Thomas Eva. vice pres.
WIN. Honey. fin secv. Olenn Myers
rec. Sccy.. Albert Eva treas meet
rfery Monday al 8 p m in the Car
penters' Hall
Printing pressmen-Aeets I'd Wednesds,
o. month al Carpenters Hall. John, il
Mulllgan. pres. 1901 Fir ST.: AdoYph
Richards. al. " Granite St. secy.
Sheep shearers 40 /. AFL-N W. Pla,l.
num-. LaNor Taylor. pres sec treas
fhon 2-iss3 p o box 1922.
Stationary Engineers No 81 Of the U.
of " NJ A S W-Nerts every Thurs
dav. 80 p IN Office and meeting
n.ace Miners Hall Box IS John or
bert. pres Leo Sehapifo. vice pres !.
James I Parcel. Tee secv Hentt
Young ecs Urea,
Teachers Meets Isl = % wednesdays.
20 p m IN Study All auditorium Of
Butte II S Charles II Davis. pres;
Maurice Driseoli. vice pres. Mrs. Mary
Louise Thompson. fin sec, Mrs. Helen
"tS'is ~ 6tN
Butte Stage Employers 4 Operators, Union
Local - Curran. pres Earl Wlles.
wee president. Carl Frrdercks. treas.
Denny sullivan. 72s N Excelsior. .ecy
Rene Rouleau. Az W. Park. bus. agent
'...on meets I'd Tuesday each month st
Musicians Hail
Tramsters-Seets Thursday At 7ih Z
PARK ST Lee varcammen. pres Ken
meth DAVIS. wee pres W J. Mcintosh
seey treas l. II. Bradley. rec. secy
Frank j. Birmingham. bus. agent. Ar
thur Spera1. Art Rosar and Frank J
birmingham. trustees. Frank J Birm-
ingAam. George Brown and Lou Bram-
an. delegates to Butte Building Trades
Council
Typographical Mee;s I'd SUNDAY OF month
al Carpenters Hall Waller Harrington.
pres, - F. Center. @ f. Aultman, sec
400 " Copper.
Womens Protective Bridge. Shea. Pres
4 Maitausch. sec treas Martha YOU
chin bus. agent. Phone 575s Meets
Isl and Sd Fridays. | p. M % and las,
fridays, . 20 y m Carpenters Hail.
Ladies Auxiliary Local :. Internstlonal
Union OF Minr, NH and smelter Work
ers. CIO. meets and and an rncsda,
Lena Hurry. Pres. Kay Mason. Vice
ffes Beverly Goiorth. rec -secl. Fran
ces kalaiatich. Warden. SUSIE pettus
cond Erna Rodriguez Margaret Rob
inson. Catherine Ptriney. trustees.
Montana labor news., 1949-08-18
Roster of Great Falls Union,

Cascade County Trades 4 Labor Assembly
Meets Friday. Carpenters Nall. b. l..
Steinmeiz pres. BOX 2073 Leo Stewart.
Wee Pres. John Evanko. Jr. Rec. Sec.
1898, william Dasey, treas. John Du-
ak. l. L. Price. N. r Webster. John
Wolfe Maudr Baxter. Exes. Board. Wal
ter Davidson. serg-at-arms
Great Falls Building & Construction
Trades Council Ben SINS. pres. SIS
5th Ave S Earl Tablet. vice pres +.
1921 7th Ave N & X Britten. Secy.-
Treas. Ti5 First Ave s Harvey Roy
MADISON. sers-at-arms. ia 9Th Ave s /.
Martin Richmird Joe Duncan. C Cas-
Montana labor news., 1949-08-18

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT or THE
STATE Oh MONTANA IN AND FOR
The COUNTY or SILVER BOW
No i3525
NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION FOR
DETERMINATION OF HElRSHiP
III THE Matter Of the Estate OF Ida
" Parsons. deceased
To william wills. Administrator. and
Pearl Doizertv administrative, OF the
Estate .. Ida " Parsons. deceased aud
10 Edna Marshall. Harry wills. Dora
harrington Archie wins. Stanley Wills.
Sdlsy Wi, Ida Steele Elsie Hobart
Flora sfoup, Jim Will. Phyllis Wyman.
Clifford viii. toward c wills. Flora vii
hr.ml Albert f wills. Garnet Steven
wils. w4niirrd Gardner Pete Rri,rr. Jr
and William Hatf,s Albert Harris sam
Harris, Leslie Harris andMfA Paul Col
lrtN aad al other per onS uukaoNn. IN
trre,ted IN the Estate OF Ida " Par
sons. oeeeaNcd
You and zach OF YOU are hereby
notified that william wills and Pearl
Doherty. two OF the heirs-at,lae o.
Ida " Parsons. deceased. have filed
hefela their PETITION PRAYING that the
rights Of al persons interested IN thr
Estate Of said Ida w. Parsons. de-
ceased. be aScerta,ned and declared b.
tbs court and that It be determined
20 whom distribution Of said estate should
be made.
That there 1, no real property known
belonging 10 said estate OF which de
eedent dled seised or possessed. that
the value Of the personal property OF
said estate is approximately Eleven
Thousand and no 100 81 900 00l Dol
lars. that William Wills. Pearl Doherty.
Edna Marshall. Harry Wills. Dora Har.
~r!tigton. Archie wills. Stanley Wills.
Sidney Wills. Ida Steele. Elsie Holdorf.
Flora Stops. Jim Wills. pt,ll Wyman.
Clifford Wills. Howard c Wills. Flora
Wilhelmi. Albert + wills Garnet Steven
wills. Winiired Gardner. Pete R~iter. Jr =.
are the only persons who have appeared
and claimed any interest IN said estate In
the course oi administration thereof.
up to the ltth day OF July. ls4a
That you. all such persons herein
named. and all other persons not named
who have or claim to have. any interest
In said estate are hereby cited to ap-
pear before this court at the courtroom
thereof In the County Court House OF
Butte. Montana. on Saturday, September
,+th. 1919, at the hour OF 10 90 O'Clock
An In Department II Of the above
court. tlen and there to appear and
exhibit. IN the manner provided by Law.
yOur respective claims OF helrship, own
crship. or interest in said estate to said
court or the Judge thereof and 20 show
cause. II any. you have. why such PEE
titidn should not be granted
Dated this END day OF July. 1910
COURT SEAL
FRANK j GABSE
Clerk o! the District Court
BY A BUKvICH
Deputy clrrs
bnElfNI fHit "a ATnuEf
Montana labor news., 1949-08-18

Central Labor Councr Meets I'd anc
Nh Monday. AOH Hail. John Aosus
pres. Eugene Mcbride, vice pres.
Walter N. Riley. sec Ed Kelly. treas,
+. G De La Hunt. sgt-at-arms; Harold
Erickson. Henrietta Schrapps and Jane,
Rice. Trustees.
Plumbers Union-Local No 673. j A
Pres. II f Schrspps. Secy.: p O
Pfes f Schsapp. Secy.: = q
BON l2I7 Meets second Tuesday al
80 PM IN AOH Hall
Transfers Meets LIST and 3rd THURSDAYS.
Carpenters Hall, downstairs. Pat
dunno. pres Tom vanisko. vica pres;
george forsman, John Mogus. secy.
BUS. agent, Ray Sullivan. GOA. Il war
John Cardinal. George Fnrsman. James
Donovan. trustees.
Montana labor news., 1949-08-18
LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING OF
STOCKHOLDERS or OIAMONT MINING;
COMPANY
September. 10. l94g
To the Stockholders OF Olamomi Mining
Company
Notice IS hereby gwen that a special
meeting OF the stockholders OF Olamont
Mining Company VIII be held at the
office OF the corporation at Room {.
flrA National Bank building. Butte
Montana. on SATURDAY. September 10.
is4s, at 30 O'Clock PM. for the
purpose OF considering the adoption Of
the following resolution
Resolved that Article 5 OF the Articles
Of Incorporation be amended TO read as
follows
5 Thr number Of directors shall BE-
seven
Dated August 10. l9io
HOWARD A JOHNSON,
Secretary
Publish August 10. IS September /.
Montana labor news., 1949-08-18
WRITE FOR THIS RECORD,
WORTH LISTENING TO

WASHINGTON. D. C Phono-
graph record, Of . speech b. Sen.
Hubert II Humphrey ID, Mimi
Oh the importance OF the 1850 cleo
tions are available at Labor's
League Tor Political Education.
The ,peech-25 minutes in length
va, made July 10 at a meeting Of
and local LLPE leaders in
" ashiugton I'm y union wanting one
u the records NAV obtain il by
10: Radio Dept. Labor's
League Tor Political Education. ISIS
i NV Washington ), d. c.
Montana labor news., 1949-08-18
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

NOIICE TO CREDITORS
No 1851
S9tlCe IS hereby gwen by the under
,igaed administrator OF the estate o.
Z . Middleton. deceased 10 the creditor
Of and all persons having claims against
the said deceased. to exhibit them. WITH
he necessary vouchers. wth.ng f0.
months after the first publication Of this
notice 70 tse said administrator NJ
- y Man ST. The same being the place
Tor the Transaction OF the business OF
sad estate. IN the County OF Silver
aop State OF Montana.
James Brennan, administrator Of
The Estate Of r O Middleton.
Deceased
Dated Butte Montana this and dAv OF
August. ls+s.
J + Emigh John I Mulllny. a. N
Nam 81 Attorneys Tor AdministrAsor
Publish August 4. II Ia. as
Montana labor news., 1949-08-18
Roster Of Billings Unions

County Trades A Labor As
semoiy Meets Friday ! p m. IN the
LABOR Iemple, "a South 2ath ST p o.
BOX 1915. Robert West. pres. Howard
Smith, vice pres, Martha w. Peterson
rec. secy,. Glenn Hallam. fin. secy.; Ed
hhpstrris sgt-at-arms. Frank Mayrr.
George Linyille. Stanley Anderson. trus
phsnr 2535
Local No. il72-Rov rhomu.
son, pres; E. II. Helte.pran. rec. sec
Meets LIST and ID ruesdays.
Montana labor news., 1949-08-18
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estste OF i,ar snn Trerhe3-v. de-
ceased
Notice IS hereby given BY The under
sisned Executor Of the estate a Jane
Ann Trethrxry decreased TO the cred
tors OF and all persons having claims
against the said deceased. to exhiblt them
with the necessary vouchers. within ten
months after the first publication OF
This notice 70 The said executor 1t col
, Metals Bank Bldg Butte. Montana. the
sane being the place for the transaction
pf The business o. said estate. IN the
County OF Silver Bow. state OF Montana.
Wtlfrid Trethr~ey. Executor OF
the Estate OF Jane Ann rreth-
rpey. deceAsed.
Dated Butte Montana. this sth dsy
Of August. 1919
/ J DAVIS Attorney .0r Executor
Publish August II. IS IS September
Montana labor news., 1949-08-18

CERTIFICATE OF INDIVIDUAL TRANS
ACTING BUSINESS UNDER A DESlG-
NATION PuRPORTTNG TO BE A
FIRM NAME
/ the undersigned. Il Y Frochlich, re
siding at Butte. Montana. do hereb,
Certify that ! am transacting business
under a designation purportlng to be a
Service. Will my principle place OF
business NJ Butte, Silver Bow County.
Montana
Dated at Butte. Montana thus 30th
dav Of July. i9t9
F FroehlicA
state Of Montana County Of Silver
Bow. $
ON tins goth day OF July 1919, be-
tore me personally appeared Il 7 Froeh-
lich. kuou-i to me TO be the person whose
name IS subscribed to the abosr and
foregoing certificate and acklow lodged to
me that he executed The same
In witness whereof | have hereto set
my hand and affixed my notaria. seal
the day and year u tals certificate
above mentioned
tNOTARIAL SEAL
HOWARD A JOHNSON notary
Public Ia and tor the state o,
Montana
Residlsig at Butte, Montana Ny
commission expires April 5. 1852
Polish August rs. rs September l.
Montana labor news., 1949-08-18

onion officers it is your duty to
contact $3.50 with any union news.
Montana labor news., 1949-08-18
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Montana labor news., 1949-08-18

Publish August 49, IS September /. .
Montana labor news., 1949-08-18

publish Juls % August :, II, IS
Montana labor news., 1949-08-18

~ THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF TIE
STATE or MONTANA IN AND FOR
The COUNTY OF SILVER BOW