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Nevertheless the government It.
self would take over the admins
tering Of such pensions. Anyone
qualifying after July I, 1887
would receive not a pension but
an annuity.
An inquiring railroad employee
may ask what the difference Il
between q pension and an annu-
ity. The simple answer Il self re-
spect. A pension is a gift, and an
annuity IL something that you
earn. Thus even before July 1,
1887 the Railroad employees felt
that an railroad employees 90
employed regardless Of classifica-
ton after a period Of time had
an employees right to an annuity.
Prior TO the Retirement Act Of
1887, only executives were earn
ing more than $500 per month.
CThe wage paid them by the
American railroads were very
low. Dining car walters and Pull
man porters were paid Ss6 per
month or less. Neither the rail
roads nor the Pullman Company
| paid time and a half for any ex'
cessive hours per month that AZ
employee might be required L
work. In fact a number Of thu
railroads paid their dining cal
employees a flat sos per month
Only executives earning NOR
than $500 per month could fee
with any assurance that a pen
sion would be granted them afte
reaching the then retirement az
Of 70 or more years with at leas
80 years OF continuous rallroal
service on that particular rail
road.
we wrote earlier about annuI
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Page 4 81 PAM REcoRDEa ETdan JuIy =, i0ls

the Fourth District Educational
Convocation, Bethel AAGE Church,
Detroit, Michigan, July 20th-24th.
Please come prepared to do 70
Sunday.
Rev. H. Z. Stewart, d. D., win
be our guest speaker next Sum
day, July 18th. The members VIII
please invite their friends to come
and hear this great man Of God
Rev. and Mrs. II. Q. Boyd are de-
lighted to have them as their
house guests
Annual women's Day at St
Peter Church, win be Sunday,
July sIst. Mrs. Lncille McAdams.
Chairman. She IL selecting the
captains.
me Annual Mems Day, win be
August Sunday, August 21st. Mr..
James Moppins, Chairman. Curtis
Chiyers, Chairman Of Finance. Let
every member be loyal 10 his own
church. The painter win finish the
painting Of the church next week.
II Il a grand thing to share In
keeping the church property IN
good condition. There are q few
members who prove their loyalty
by their love for the cause, and
help every worthy cause Of the
church.
the pastor is thankful to the
members and friends for the sue
cess Of st. Peter church. You are
cordially invited to worship at st.
Peter AME.
BORDER METHODIST CHURCH
Last Sunday, members and
friends OF Border Church were
treated to two very fine services.
Speaking before a large audience,
Rev. Sexton spoke on the subject,
go Ahead" at the morning wor-
ship. At a get acquainted service"
in the afternoon, he spoke on "A
Strange Pulpit" The address was
supported by q short program.
After the service everyone went
in the basement of the church to
meet the pastor and his wife and
enjoy refreshments prepared by
the women Of the church. Many
visitors were present. We APP
preciate their presence and ex-
tend a hearty welcome to them at
all times.
Mrs. Sexton left Wednesday,
July IS for Chicago in preparation
Of her permanent residence in
Minneapolis.
The Young Adult Group Of the
Church Is having a Roller Skating
Party at the Arena, Saturday eve
ming from 8 to 10 p. m.
Mrs. Helen Underwood, repor.
ter; Rev. c. M. Sexton, pastor.
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MooRES OFF ON
WAcAIloNi WILL
ATTEND MEETING

Rev. and Mrs. Benjamin N.
Moore, 5ss w. Central Ave, left
Wednesday night, July IS, for
their vacation The Moores win
drive first to Evanston, H., then
to Detroit, Idlewild and Battle
Greek, Mich.
In Detroit, Rev. Moore win
preach at Ebenezer AME church,
of which Rev. Carlyle f. Stewart
Is pastor. He win also attend the
Fourth District Educational con.
vocation for four days. Rev
Moore, who is director Of the
Northwest conference Of Chris.
tian Education department, Il
teaching q course in worship
there.
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81, second floor. Then, IN 1908,
they moved 70 1as jackson st.,
and IN 1908 70 2s5 .. TIN Sc, its
present location.
Dr. Peter McFarlane, the pres
emit superintendent, has held that
position since 1909. It's first su-
perintendent was p. r. Mckinney
and Rev. Joseph Hardness fol-
lowed him.
Boys Furnish Idea
The idea Of establishing q club
for boys was begun 40 years ago,
when several members Of the
Mission noticed children playing
around the curhs ON the street.
Now, the Mission works with
Approximately 1000 boys and
girls in different branches and
clubs.
From the beginning, the club
has been an interracial one, and
has always had a strong spiritual
emphasis. Today. there Is no sun
day swimming or fishing, and
most Of the group songs the
youngsters learn have q spiritual
and brotherly love theme.
The Union Gospel Mission oper'
ates oher Boys club At St. An
thony and Western, Of which o
c. Hail ia dean. An interracia
club, Il devotes lis time to the de
velopment Of the youth in tn
community.
The leaders and oounselors q
the Union Gospel Mission CAM
at SNAIL Lake are college stu
dents OF high school graduates
wnnam Jansen Is the chief cool
I but the youngsters themselve
take care Of most Of the work 4
the building and on the farm.
AtNllncA OtA AVoN
Much OF the food ~ raised o
the farm land owned BY the Mis-
Gion. The Mission itself Il SUI
ported by friends and churches
p During the winter. the buildIn
and grounds are used for wint'
sports, Sunday school parties ar
skating. The club is also used 4
summer picnies parents NEE
ings and the like.
The Welcome Hall Christil
center IL a branch Of the UniS
> Gospel Mission, and participant
IN rs activities. Mrs. Ivy r. n
gen had charge Of the Han VIII
Il was first opened.
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MRS. HOSE FORD
BURIED IUIY 9

SSAA4~ e~@N
Funeral services were held at
the st. Paul Neal Funeral home
Saturday, July Q for Mrs. Eloise
salazar Ford, 80, 1889 Hawley st.,
who died Wednesday, July 8, at
Ancker hospital.
Rev. John LaGrone officiated at
the funeral. assisted by the Rev.
/. d. Dorsey. Mrs. Ford was born
in Birmingham, Ala and had been
in st Paul for s5 years. She was
buried at Elmhurst cemetery.
She is survived by her husband,
Dale Ford, a sister, Mrs. Hazel
Griffin of New York City two
cousins, of Birmingham, Mrs,
Ethel Harris, a trained nurse and
Mrs. Danella Slaughter, q public
school teacher.
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CADn Or TuAwKa

We wish 10 express our sincere
thanks to the many friends and
neighbors who gave their kindness,
sympathy and beautiful floral Of
ferings during the illness and
death OF our beloved sister, Mrs.
Lentha Scott. Especially are we
grateful to Rev. Floyd Massey, Jr.,
Mrs. Ermlne Hall-Allen and the
St Paul Chapter Of Eastern Star
for the beautiful service. We also
thank the Monogram Club Of st.
James A.ME. Church and the Self
Culture Club for their loyal aid
their cars.
Signed: Mrs. W. NJ. Butler and
Mrs. II. T. Myers, sisters;
Samuel Perry and Charlie
Perry, brothers.
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Union Gospel Missions
Summer Camp Practices
High Type Democracy
pY MAMIE RUTH BUTLER

Fifteen years ago ia 1884, workers Of the Union Gospel
Mission purchased building at Snail Lake that had once been
dance pavilion and saloon and converted into hall for
the youngsters Of 81 Paul TO enjoy camp life during the sum
mar months
Last week e8 boys from the Ober Boys club spent the
week there This week. another group Of youngsters win camp
there and the following another group win be there It
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GITrTERING STARS

The Glittering Stars viii be
featured in a program Friday
night, July IS, at 8 o'clock at Mt
olivet church. The program Is
being sponsored by the women's
Day committee.
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Railroad Pensions Are Now
Annuities Moody Explains
By MaoeO Moody

previous issue stated that no railroad employee VINO
had retired since July 1887 has received pension
The Railroad Retirement Act which passed by Con-
in 1887 provided that only who were receiving
ansoDs granted voluntarily by the American Railroad Indus
NV or "a Univ 1887 would coptinue to receive such money.
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PLAYERS TO PRODUCE
COMEDY IN AUGUST

The Phyllis Wheatley Expert
mental Theatre Players are cast
ing for the one act comedy, "out
Of the Frying Pan"
The players win produce the
play in late August.
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~ nInnInnIAM

In cherished memory OF a devot-
ed husband and loving father, Mr..
j. r. Jackson, who entered the
'1ife more abundant" July IS, 1874.
Mrs. Ella Alice Jackson, wife
Mrs. Vivian Harris, daughter
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CARp OF APPRRCIATION

The Committee of Challenger
Corporation who sponsored the
Carnival held at Rondo and Mac
kubin wishes to thank members
and friends for their splendid CO.
operation in helping make the Car
nival a great success.
Local SIC,
Dining Car Union
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cARD m AppRpCIATION

Mr. and Mrs. Dell Criss wish to
express their thanks to the many
friends for their heartfelt tokens
and words OF happiness during our
betrothaL Many thanks 70 those
who assisted In preparing for the
wedding.
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Out-of-tOWn relatives who at
tended the funeral Of Mrs. Leantha
Scott, OF, s25 N. chatsworth,
were Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Butler,
sister and brother-ln-law Of Chi
cago; Rrs. R. 7. Myers, sister Of
st. Louis; Mr.. and Mrs. s. y.
Perry. brother and Eister-in-law
Of Chicago and Charlie Perry
brother Of st Louis.
For = good. cool evening Of fun
come % Kings vaIisy,-advt
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President Of Lane College,
jackson. Tenn who win deliver
the Mems Day address at Pilgrim
Baptist church, Sunday at the Al
a m. service.
Dr. white is one Of the best
known educators in the south. At
present he IL conducting the
United Negro College Fund drive
in the Twin cities.
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CARD or THANKS

We would like to express our
appreciation for the many condo
lences, floral contributions and the
many acts Of kindness extended us
during our recent bereavement
Miss Edmonia Perry, daughter
Alexander Il. Perry, husband
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81. PETER A8EE CHURCH

The LAymen'a Convention was
very helpful and inspirational to
both young and adults. The young
people set q good example for the
youth OF our Church. We hope to
have the support Of our members
and church clubs IN sending two
or three Of our young people to
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Montana labor news., 1949-12-29

treas Meets every Monday. Eagle
Hall p O Box 1914
Union. Local No. 4-Aex Nc
Donald. pres. Thomas Eva. vice pres
Wan. Honey. fin. secy.: Glenn Myers.
rec. secy Albert Eva. treas. meets
every Monday a, 3 p m. In the Car
psniers' Hall.
Prr.iag Pressmen Meets I'd wednesday
OF month AZ Carpenters Hall Dar
Holland pres $50 " Silver St. AdolHa
Richards. 81. W. Granite St.. secy.
Slcep Shearers No /. AFL-A W. Plat.
nan. Lavor Taylor. pres.-sec treas
Phone 2-i983. p. o Box 1922.
Stationary Engineers No. 81 OF the / U.
OF NJ. NJ & 5. w Meets every Thurs
day. 100 y. m. office and meeting
place Miners Hall. Box 6s John o.
beet. pres. Leo Sch1piro. VICE pres
james I Purcell. rrc secy.. HEM
Young secy treas
Teachers Meets LIST n 80 Wednesdays,
: 30 p m. IN Study all auditorium OF
B-ttc II 5. Maurice Driscol.. Pres. lai.
Yale Ave Marie Clifford. N.ce-Prrs
nilN Alt.Ntt40. NtA i4fAt 4AfANANN'H"
Treas. 3Oi7 Keokuk
Rgfte Stage Employees & Operators Union.
Local 9i-Ed Curran. pres. Earl Wiles.
wee president: Carl Fredericks. treas
Denny Sullivan. 1913 n. Excelsior. secy J..
Rene Rouleau. 4l2 " Park. bus. agen,
r...vn meets I'd Tuesday each month a.
Musicians Hall.
cammen. pres. Kenneth Davis. vice
s'ci. / II Bradley. bus. agent. Frank
} Birmingham. Delegate, to tile
hildins Trades Council l. A Braman.
Geo Brown and Frank J Blrmiaehan
Trustee. Frank J Birmingham.
Typographical Meets Sd Sunday OF month
at Carpenters Hall. Walter Harrington.
pres. "a E. Center; q. F.. Aultman. sec.
i03 W. Copper.
Women's Protective Bridget Shea. Pres
J. M%ittIuSch. Sec.-treaS.. Margaret Han
rington. bus agent. Phone $3.50. Meet
LIST and Sd Fridays. | p. m. I'd and last
Fridays. $50 p. m. Carpenters Hall.
Ufiion OF Mine. Mil and Smelter work
ers. clio. meets 2nd and 4th Tuesday
Lena Bury. Pres. Kay Mason. Vice
Pres. Beverly Goiorth. rec. -secl Fran
ces Kalaiatich. Warden: Susie Pettu
cone Erma Rodriguez. Margaret Rob
inson Catherine Penney, trustees.
Montana labor news., 1949-12-29
Roster of Great falls onion,

Cascade County Trades d Labor Assembly
Meets Friday. Carpenters Hall. Il l.
S,emmetz pres. Box 2073 Leo Stewart,
Vice Pres. John Eyanko, Jr. Rec Sec.
1893. william Dayey. treas John Du-
SAX. l.. L.. Price. NJ r Webster, John
Wolfe. Maude Baxter, Exrs Board Wal
ter Davidson. serg-at-arms.
Great Fails Building & Construction
Trades Council Ben Sims. pres. BIS
5th Ave s. Earl Talbot. vice pres.
1921 Tth Ave. n F. X Brticn. Secy.-
Treas. ZIG First ave. S Harvey RoE-
MADISON. Serg-at-arms. IA 6.h Ave s.;
Martin Richmind. Joe Duncan c Cas-
sidy. trustees
Montana labor news., 1949-12-29
ROSTER OF BUTTE UNIONS

,,., ,.,.a. ,,.s,s ,s, o.d "a wad,es.
.,
"'"a'' 0 y '''' 80
D. 'Oo'''.n 'e'
Bolermaker Meets lsi ard 90 Tuesdays.
100 Good Templsgs Hall. 2i5 N. Main.
Ht.s. i..l. '..s Cl. rios earle
,.cr-. rr, lc!e Johnson. Tlr -secy .
r'c -SoeY. George bl'.f lohn nanr.'.
Montana labor news., 1949-12-29

silver Bow Trades y LABOR Council meets
Tuesday. 8 y. m. Carpenters Hall. J
Crawford. pres Harry oates. vice pres.
Grant Lindsay. secy... box 1917.
Butte Bldg. Trades Council meets Tues
day ut 730 .. m. Carpenters Hall
AK Mcdonald. pres Henrik Graben-
stern. vice pres: VIM Honey. Secy
Or Elliston. Treas.
Montana State Assn. Plumbers and Fit
tcrs- ineo. Kline. Great Falls. pres;
Pat C Sullivan. ITO N Main. Butte,
secy.: next meeting al the call OF the
President
nirbers Paul Rollmau. 1859 Harrison,
pres: John Stanton. vice pres; J. r
costello. 348 f Broadway. sec. treas.
l.. L Hancock. rec. secy; J. p. Balko-
Montana labor news., 1949-12-29
Roster of Anaconda Unions

Central Labor Council - Meets I'd and
Attn Monday. AOH Hall. John Mogus.
pres: Eugene Mcbride. vice pres
Walter N. Riley. sec. Ed Kelly. treas 4;
F. @. De La Hunt. sgt-at-arms; Harold
Erickson. Henrietta Schrapps and James
Rice. Trustees.
Plumber, Union Local No. 673. J 4
Nanisko. Pres: ID. Murphy. Vice-Prcs .
II. K. S%chrapps. Secy-Treas. p. o Box
1877. Mctts second Tuesday at 7 80 p m
in the A. o II. Hal.
Transfers Meets LIST ana 3rd Thursdays.
Carpenters Hall. downstairs. Pat
Dunno. pres; Tom Vanisko. vice pres
George Forsman. John Mogus. secy d.
bus. agent, Ray Sullivan. con. d var
John Cardinal. George Forsman. James
Donovan. trustees.
Montana labor news., 1949-12-29
Roster of Billings Unions

Yellowstone County Trades & Labor As
sembly-Meets Friday. = y m. IN the
Labor Temple. "a South 29th St. p. o.
Box 1916. Robert West. pres Howard
Smith. vice pres. Martha " Peterson.
Zee. secy Glenn Hallam. fin. secy.: Ed
KlipStein. sgt-at-arns, Frank Mayer.
George Linvi.le. Stanley Anderson. trus.
Phone 1885
Carpenters Local No. ll72 -Rov -hcm'
son. pres: E. II. Iielt"-orar gee
Meets LIST and sc ruesdavs
Montana labor news., 1949-12-29

Boilcrmakcr, mat lhc iAr ,r'
,nmmNu, alton, 20 .out ,'nerc,,ion-
al delegation urging that copper be-
used IA the construction of the
llatfc- Nhclh, transmission Inc II
was noted that the >ul'h lh inc
& umpauN Is % union
Announcements
sam Nichol, reported that lhr Mn
SLOAN, are holding a Board meeting
earl, next week and Wiil ilkc mp
the Cieiu, Jim miairnc,,
There viii bee No meeting on De
.rmhcr . and 80 due to die Dol
idaJ season.
Adjnnrnm,u, at ~ pm
Montana labor news., 1949-12-29
SUMMONS 80 ,4ois


Nj Flt1A COMMISSION HASTE PllA-
t.fi.
Us
r 81 cOBBAS. o;sfasc Aa1uu a.
ROBERT y COCHRAN u alive. u dead
81. ..k.oNr .rr> ana ae IL, l,rr. a.. r.
81 C1blAa. ot.rrUisr known as Robct
81 CohbAn. deceased MRS 4 NJ con
Ban utleiai,r k.sA4 a. MRS ROBERT
" cOBBAN such person there be
JULIUS SANDS 4 alive. n, dead. al.
Unknown nt.i l.d of dc,i,cc, OF Julu
Sttt. ,f.rr4N,a MRS UlIJS SANDS II
...g p.f.nu There be- ARRAM SANDS
ut.tia!.r k.o4u a.. ABRAHAM SANDS.
.s.r j. dead all umlaoWn Ac.rs and
90 dr,..r, 90. ADram sand. otherwise
...n a.. Ab...am Sand, ercra rd. MRS
ABl.AN SANDS. otherwise known a. Il
ABRAHAM SANDslt such person there
THERESA APPEL. = alive. Il dead. all
..on. lf.r. ana af lrti,er, n. THERE
"a APpEl Decreased YErrA JACOBS. If
i..,r dead All uuknoAr her, aud or
aeA..rr. o.. NErlA JACOBS. dreea,rd
SYLVESTER SANDS d alive. Il drad. al.
NtuAn auis aud 10 dr,iscc, of S,lyrs
ifi Sa-.as. deceased. MRS SYLVESTER
SANDS. ...,l nrr on there br. ANNE
PHILLIP alive. dead. all unknoWu
h,.f, a.a 81 d.,isrr. of Ann philip.
deceased MRS " l. EDWARDS. other
r... k.ua. a. Ntis NM / EDWARDS. Il
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1872, rtIr Srarp M NnN.
r,.A .,,.,.t-, st,te ,hc sTATr
noapn nt EolfAIIyArIoN of the star
-, liantans SAM d GozA, JOHN A
MATHEWS and JOE MILLER. ms member,
,t H.. sf.f. Rn,rd of rnu.lizatton of tlc
u, Montana aud All other person~
.r ,a, ~. ,m,rp a., vhn mi,bi claim an,
,iri, ,ti. ,ttnfs ar iftcrrs, m or I,..
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Montana labor news., 1949-12-29
LEGAL NOTICES

~ HE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE
SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF TIT
STATE OF MONTANA IN AND FOR
TIE COUNTY OF SILVER BOW
Montana labor news., 1949-12-29
CASCADE COUNTY
TRADES AND
LABOR ASSEMBLY

Mccrue ~ lbcccmhcf 10 lplY
Meeting wa, called To order Al
s 90 pm h' President Ntcinmcy
Roll call ct oiii,cr, showed all
officers present.
The minute, pi ,lr previous meet
inc we're read and approved
Communications
kilograms from " II tohnrn
executive assistant, to senator Mur
ray and Jerry Il. House. secretary
tn senator Murray acknowledging
our protest TO the proposed use OF
aluminium on the IiaNrc Nhclis
transmission line Placed IN ME
From the Committee ior the VA
ton, llcalih a,kiue ior a %iiuancii'
contribution On motion $1,000 Na'
ordered contributed.
Committee Reports
Hcrnal G. lcAry reported ON
the Cactus Jim dispute lie state,
ihai Caclu, Jim has refused 20 loil
the local musician union and vii
na, further appeal N Great Falls
President %Sicinuctz reported that
.ilc Saturday nigh, dances at the
Union Club will continue a, hong
81, people "paironilimg the club wtn'
them
Nccdcd Improvement, To- the lah
iacili,ic, will be made alter the iir-'
oi the year President %Ntcinn'e'l
stated there Wll be open house a.
tile club ON Christmas day.
Leo Stewart reported that q good
time j., assured at the New Year
Eve part, at the Union Club PlcnN
oi noise makers Will be available
Roll Call, Reports Of Delegates
Arthur kuuuip reporting Tor tie
Montana labor news., 1949-12-29
LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Estate OF william G Sidrfiln De-
ceased.
Notice Is hereby given by Che under
signec. administrator OF iae 'air OF
William c 6iderfin. deceased 20 the
creditors, OF and all persons having Claims
against the said deceased 90 exhibit them.
with the necessary vouchers. H.hin -FOUR
months after the ;lrst publcii'1n oil
his notice TO the SAID admiuls' aiot at
the Law offices OF All c kir1.rr. -ol
O'Rourke Estate Bldg Butte. Montana.
he same being the place i4l 80" tran
action OF the business OF sud estate,
Ia the County OF Silver BOA STATE OF
Montana.
REX 7. HENNINGSgN idminis-
traitor Of the Estate IS william
c Sideriin. Deceased
Dated Butte. Montana iAs . uaV
OF December. 1919
Publish i2-i5. -. 29-4l l-5-'0
Montana labor news., 1949-12-29

NOTICE TO CREDITORS
ESTATE or Carl sPIiitM De
CEASED
Notice is hereby gwen By ;a, nder-
signed executrix o. the estate carr
Splllnm. deceased 20 the crec.'ei 20. and
all persons having claims arA the
aid decreased. 10 exhibit Them N|i the
necessary vouchers. within 'eA months
after the first publication o. p notice
TO the said eXecuttiN al SO ifoour
Building. Butte. Montana. TIE i"e be-
ing the place for the TRANSACTED ~ the
bushes, OF said estate. N TIE c. aty OF
Silver Bow. State OF Montana
LILLE W. SPiLLuM.
Executrix O. ihe E,ate oil
Carl Spillum, Dec.a.et.
Dated Butte. Montana. this 3f1 Gay oil
December. lSig.
A. G.. SHONE and II L MAUI.
Attorneys for Executrix.
3s hlrbour Building. Butte. Mo-;
Publish Dec 8. IS. % 20 1853
Montana labor news., 1949-12-29

Mailcrs' Union Meets LIST Sunday Of
mo.ih at | p. m. at Daily Post Bldg. F
Moore. pres: j. scullon. sec. Address.
Daily Post.
Montana labor news., 1949-12-29

Pipe Filters President. Clifford
Peterson. 924 W. Platinum street. vice
pres Percy Eaden. 8ls North Henry
Street. rec secy.. John Dolan. 9i5 West
Quartz. fin secy. and treas. James
McGrath. 3io6 State Street. Meets list
Thursday Of each m0nth. Carpenters
Union Hall at 8 O'Clock.
Montana labor news., 1949-12-29

! y E ". No. 623 INSIDE wiremea,
President. Pete Ham. li50 w Gold: Bus
Manager. Francis Bill" Fleming. 250s
Harvard Fin Secretary. Rudy Tomich.
rs 5 Arizona; Ire. II NJ Johnson.
ll9 S Montana and Rec. Secretary,
Don Maddox. 1871 Sampson. Meets 2nd
and An Monday each month. 8 PM.
Carpenters Hal.
Montana labor news., 1949-12-29

MtsasoN COMMISSION HASTE Plan
t.ii.
Montana labor news., 1949-12-29

-au.dii & Dye WorkerS-Meets Sd We'd
nesday. . p. m. Carpenters Hall. 1--WE
George. PIES. Mayme Foote. bus. agent;
1892.
Montana labor news., 1949-12-29

Printing Pressmen Meets I'd wednesday
OF month a; Carpenters Hall Dar
Holland pres $50 " Silver ST. Adoi 3.
Richards. 81. ". Granite St., secy.
Montana labor news., 1949-12-29

Sleep Shearers no !. AFL-it w. Plat.
MN. LaVOr Taylor. PRESSED treas
Phone 2-i983. p. o. Box 1872.
Montana labor news., 1949-12-29

Arthur Ronuig reporting Tor The
Montana labor news., 1949-12-29

PAINTERS II c. Holland. pres II. Clague,
Nce-pres r. G Elderkiae. rec. secy.
G. W johnson, fin. sec: D. J. Scully.
Montana labor news., 1949-12-29

Operating Engineers. 378 Meets LIST and
Sd Thursday. p. m. Carpenters Hall
A Mursh. pres. W. NJ Brothers. vice
pres: c. Sanders. fin. secy. and bus.
agent.
The Key West citizen., 1949-04-12
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The

Key West and Vicinity: Partly
cloudy and continued mild. Mod
crate to fresh southeasterly winds
thru Wednesday.
Florida; ~eaitcred showers
and local II rlaerstorms over the
north ane central por.ions thru
Wednesday. Partly cloudy over
south portion. Little change in
temperature.
Jacksonville thru the Florida
Straits: Moderate to fresh south
cast to southwest winds shifting
to northerly in Apalachec Bay
area Wednesday Partly cloudy
weather thru Wednesday,. Wide
ly scattered thundershowers in
north and central podtions.