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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-08-04

u &-s5lS5 20 NOllCE zEs ~ #s -
Pursuant to an order made
by the State Fish and Game
Commission at its meeting held
June 6, 1949, in the office of
the State Fish and Game War
den in Helena, Montana. Big
Horn County shall be open to
the hunting of antelope as fol-
lows. ~ ~.
AREA NO. II: (POWDER RI
VER-TONGUE RIVERl That
portion of Powder River, Rose
bud and Big Horn Counties
lying between the Powder Ri
yer and the Tongue River, ex-
cept for the Powder River
Game Preserve, shall be open to
the hunting of $50 buck ante
lope from September Is to-
October 9, 1949, both dates in
elusive by permit holders. 49,.
Applications for Special An
telope Permits must be placed
with the State Fish and Game
Warden, Helena, Montana be-
tween the dates of August /
and August 20, 1949, both dates
inclusive. Applications post
marked after August 20, 1949,
will not be entered in the
drawing.
Applicants must give their
name, address, 1949 Big Game
License number, the number of
the area in which they wish
to hunt, and enclose a certi-
fled check or money order for
$500. personal checks will not
be accepted.) Application may
be made for one area only.
A drawing will be held in
Helena on August "a, 1949 to de-.
trnnine to whom permits shall
be issued. Permits will be
mailed to those successful in
the drawing, and all other ap-
plicants will have their $500
fee refunded.
Special Antelope Permits are
non-transferrable and are good
only in the Area for which
they are issued.
STATE FISH AND GAME
COMMISSION
BY:
ELMER JOHNSON, Chair
man
q. A. A. otCLAIRE, Sec
rotary
pub. Aug; 4, 1s4s)
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-08-04
NOTICE TO BIDDERS

Sealed bids or proposals will
be received by the Town of
Lodge Grass, Montana, to 8 o.
clock b. m, August 5, 1949, for
furnishing materials required
for the construction of a water
system for the town. The syS-
tenn will include a distribu-
ton system and a reservoir.
Materials will include pipe lines,
valves, fire MIGRANTS, specials,
reinforcements, valve boxes,
etc. Bids will be received for
the materials delivered al
Lodge Grass, Montana. Sched-
ules of the materials required
upon which bids may be sub
mitted may be secured from the
town clerk at Lodge Grass,
Montana. Bidders should state
when their materials will be
delivered, If the bid is accep-
ted. No surety bond will be re-
quired. Payment will be made
for all materials within 80
days of time of delivery. Bids
will be opened in the town
council room at Lodge Grass
at 8 o'clock p. M, August 5,
1949. 81. 81 .->
Town of Lodge Grass, Mon
tana, by Pat ]. Nichols, Mayor.
ATTEST: Harold T. Anderson,
Town Clerk. -:
(Pub. July 81, % and Aug. a
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-08-04

for resale, and for the trans
action of any and all business
necessary or desirable in con-
nection Herewith.
BE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED,
that the secretary of this COR
pration is instructed and here
by directed to send to the stock
holders of this corporation
a copy of this resolution.
PASSED, ADOPTED AND APP
PROVED this 18th day of July
IA. D. 1949.
BIG HORN OIL AND GAS
DEVELOPMENT COMPANY.
APPROVED:
VI JOS Olenik, President & Id
Directors: Estelle EvenSon, j..
A. Putnam, a. Buzzetti.
ATTEST: !: !.
EStelle EvenSon, ..S & 4
Secretary. szs 4: Is II.
(Pub. July 81, %. Aug.4, Il, 49,
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-08-04
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

-
Estate of MARY JANE BAR
RETT, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the
undersigned Administrator with
Will annexed of the Estate of
Mary Jane Barrett, deceased,
to the creditors of and all
persons having claims against
the said deceased, to exhibit
them, with the necessary
vouchers, within four months
after. the first publication Of
this notice, to the said Admin
istrator at the office of D. l..
Egnew, in Hardin, in the Coun-
ty of Big Horn, State of Mon
tana.
Dated at Hardin, Montana.
July ~, 1949.
Chas. L. Egnew Adninistra-
tor with will annexed, of the
Estate of Mary Jane Barrett,
Deceased.
D. L. Egnew,
Hardin, Montana,
Attorney for Administrator.
tPub. July %, Aug. a, II, 49,
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-08-04
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Estate of Elizabeth Flegler,
Deceased. 49,:
Notice is hereby given by the
undersigned Executor Of the
Estate of Elizabeth Flegler, de-
ceased, to the creditors of and
all persons having claims
against the said deceased, to
exhibit them, with the neces-
'sary vouchers, within four
months after the first publica-
ton of this notice, to the said
Executor at the office of Bert
w. Kronmiller, Courthouse
Building, Hardin, in the Coun-
ty of Big Horn, State of Mon
tana.
Dated at Hardin, Montana
July Is, 1919.
Jake Flegler,
Executor of the estate of
Elizabeth Flegler, deceased.
BERT w. KRONMILLER,
Courthouse Building,
Hardin, Montana
Attorney for Executor.
tPub. July Is, Aug. 4, H. 49,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-19

nifty. and reward. for the develop
ment Of whatever capacities they
may possess.
No woman has much time to
waste today. Members of this
Federation have less than most
for they make their own livings.
take care of their own, and try TO
advance toward their destinies in a
world which is difficult but full,
they believe, of unchartered op-
portunities. They are not afraid
of tomorrow, said Margaret
culkin Banning. Nationals Pro-
gram Coordinatpr.
II Is a distinct honor to be ask
ed 10 Join this group for not only
are strides made state and nation
wide but most progress is CENTER
ed locally.
The Key West BPW Clubs SC
tivitieS have included the follow
ms projects during the past fiscal
year: New wearing apparel and
entertainment for the inmates of
tho Old Folks County Home;
equipment for the Monroe Coun-
~ Hospital; books for children of
a lOcal school; fullest cooperation
with the U. 5. Navy and it's local
of'icials for the economic means
afforded this community by the
Continued On Page Ski
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-19
Utility Board
Met Yesterday

Only routine matters were
considered by the Municipal
Board yesterday at meeting
held in the offices of the City
Electric System.
1t was announced after the
meeting that the board will take
several weeks to study the re-
port of the engineers recommend
ing issuance of $1,300,000 of
revenue bonds with which to
build a new steam generating
plant for the City Electric.
1t was learned by the board
that the contract between the
U. S. Navy and the City Electric
for construction of a transmitting
line from the 10th street sub
station to the Boca Chica Naval
Air Station is in process of being
worked up.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-19
Il
In
China Lined
UpFor Fight
One Million Reds
On One Side OF River
And Half Million
Nationalist On Other
tRy The Associated Press,

=
NANKING, April l9-One mil
lion communist troops and half
a million Nationalist are lined
up on each side of the Yangtse
River, waiting for the expiration
of the ultimatum that it due to
end at noon tomorrow.
The Reds demand uncondition-
al surrender, which the. Nation
alists declare they will not ac-
ccpt. Ii that assertion turns out
to be true, then the Reds will
begin their battle tomorrow with
Marking as their objective.
Reports are going the rounds
here that the Reds are well
equipped and trained while the
Nationalist are poorly equipped
and in no mood for fight. Their
morale is said to be exceedingly
low, due chiefly to their leader,
Chang Kali Shek, having soagbt
safer regions many weeks ago.
Squabbling among the leaders
ne left behind is said to be am
other reason for the poor condi-.
ton Of the Nationalist Army. For
elGn observers hero believe that,
the stfingeney OF the
Reds demands, the Nationalists
will not engage in an about
fight.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-19

The Van lngen bid was S947
and accrued interest while the
drummer bid was '$940 and ac-
crued interest. A Mr.. Miller of
the Van Ingen company after
hearing his bid beaten, proposed
to, the commissioners that they
reconsider his amended bid of
S935.
City Commissioners saved S.
on each Of the 10 bonds purchas-
cd, but by SO doing they also
served notice that sealed bids
could be un-ethically low-bidded
when unsealed.
CarRonell told the COMMITS
! sioners that they should either
ask for more bids or accept the
drummer bid. Carbonell said:
He lMr. Miller) took advan-
tage of the situation. This is
: not Kosher. 1t is entirely I'M
fair.
Mayor A. Maitland Adams:
HE (Mr. Miller) offered better
price,.
Commissioners Louis Carbon
ell: Il don't care, 1t is not fair. 1t
will mean in the future that any
one can come, up and hear the
bids, and then give us another
lower price. 1t is not right, at
ALL"
Commissioner Fred Dion: 1T
is not strictly Kosher. But we
are out to save money for the
city. It's not exactly right"
After some discussion the COM
missioners voted Al to accept the
Van Ingen bid with L. Carbonell
dissenting
Discuss Resolution 3o2
Regarding Tax Commission
CITY Commissioners discussed
at length the State Tax Com
mission joint resolution No. 302.
In this bill, those c0lnties not
assessing property 100 per cent
could be forced to do so. The res
olution was presented merely for
discussion, but c. B. Harvey,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-19

cOunty superintendent and dis
cussed with them the pending
bills now before the Legislature
which would affect our educa-
tional program.
"other state officials were in
attendance and discussed, with
the superintcndents policies and
procedures affecting the work in
their particular departments, the
implications of the bill for a cen
trail purchasing agency for the
state were pointed out to the SUI
pcrintendents. -. 1.
State officials worked out
with The supcrintendents a new
formula FOR the ALLEGATION of
lunch room funds, new account
ing form for county superinten-
dents.
Tho proposed changes in these
forms will, II Is hoped, simplify,
and make clearer some of the
work fof both principals and SUI
fserintendcnts." 3,'~s
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-19
Plumber Exams
Will Be Held By
Navy April q

Examination for probational
appointment to the position Of
plumber will be opened on April
81, l949 by the Board of u. s.
Civil Service Examiners at the
Naval Station.
A register established as re-
suit of this examination will be-
used to fill vacancies in plumber
positions which may occur al the
Naval Base and Components in
Key West, Florida, Rates of pay
for Plumber begin at $l0.64 per
diem. intermediate rate is Sll.l2
per diem, and maximum rate is
SLIGO per diem
Application forms may be OBJ
tanned from the Recorder of the
Board at Building 81, Naval sta
ton, from the Secretary of the
Board of U. S. Civil Service
Examiners at any first or second
class Post Office. or from tha
Regional Director. Fifth u. s.
Civil Service Region, Atlanta.
Georgia.
Copies of the examination an
ouncement with details of duties
and qualifications of the position
are poster at the Key West Post
Office, and at Building 81, Naval
Station.
Applications for the position q
Plumber will be accepted by the
Recorder. Board of u. s. Civil
Service Examiners at the u. S.
Naval Station. Key West, Florida
until the needs of the service
have been met
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-19

Nta Nafh.nai FCflcratipn OF
fsEnF sna Professional WO-
NHna Caste a. unr "a the largest
N4n sffiena az its kind in the
insglfntnd a. postwar
tss m tuif 1913, with one
NmtHti 1893 srntatisp Wosnen.
"a nam Wfnnfs a. membership
H co. hlsnafNa tllnuaands with
Hnta4 finim in iortyseight
aiatta Nsr nisafict ul Columbia.
EtNa snl Hawaii
~ NetfIsilun IS keenly intc-
I n HNiiff standards ~ ed
an has dnna much %
ftr dianiiy "A women
eNEl esd iaAa attention ON
nHfFiisilfen a. community.
~ sai nsiEsu thfuugh ohser-
fafH ~ Nafunai iiusincns Wo-
~ Sea
N afssftfr 90 this week
A. M a. Werf biW club this
H# mif emthY and cum
n HHH Nationals rec
mtafnsse AZ pnn at the
MH IUnHf ui ans civ
ss asref snd Mrs
A1sat sni City Mana
m 49, naiuh spaiding
H f m tHf Bosses 20
M cess uale Me- ngrntcr
ms rfaMnrl huss IL
h Hs awe al thC o..
HtmninE cnsay sub
~ NfaTl Cfuby
II e. enIrrfiFfa of tins
aIe 10 rlrNatc che
81 Hwan in business
lii ~ cent Of
asn r.austsi &c house
Nn ailu Ntfr fur
Ns sss pfuicssiunsl
Al waiF Fellow mp,
- ftaniile 90 basl
NHai euguen. 90
H Ianalfiuns which
wH east o. mCn as
M fHHsf wHsihlf upurtu
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-19
Marshall Plan
Measure Ready
For Signing
tBy The Associated prcssD

WASHINGTON, April 19-Top
leaders among Democrats and
Republicans in the senate and
the house called at the White
House today to witness the sign
ing of the Marshall Plan bill, pro-
vitling SIS billion $3.50 million to
continue the rebuilding of the
economy of western Europe over
period of Is months, beginning
July /,
The measure fixes the limit of
the money that may be spent in
ths rehabilitation Of countries in
western Europe. An appropria:
ton bill, to make the plan oper-
alive, will be introduced in the
House, While a fight is considered
as sure to take place in the House
Continued On Page Three(
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-19
OBRYANT RETURNS
FROM CONFERENCE OF
COUNTY SUPERVISORS.


f'fftt ra daalinz with thc Is
fa ase ~ sflsua t.onds wcrr dis
mtmsi "a . Menrsai eonicrenrc 81
NNasffs sgeFimtentrnts held in
NsiNEEf.Ilr last week, according
"a li.safe Uhryant Monr0cs 90
NNfsnlfnleut n public instruction
eln ailsntsi There were so su-
rNfluira'ienis 81 the state, who
~ n.ied
fts muin aifheulty in Issuing
eliaal ksants a present. Il was
Hssutfl oslt Il due % the inabill-
al "a e. rauniies 81 see q suffi.
tIfHi nannbtf ~ irecholders 90
sIItr VnIYanf said today.
W wsfN toad that peoole
aNfr wlIllna a. vote Coo incfeas-
80 tfhasl iaciliiies bui getting so
80 rest plts nne. ~ the tree
hl,tiefs W tufn ouf Tor an cleo
fsn wsf fhe stumbling block in
aaah uuNfnms ail over the state
HfHfiF NFrfv rpuniy reported
sssif need tuf Increased school
faslIAliaR
~ nnpe u most Of the super
FssmMnla iiss ln q eonstitutlon-
a slNnAmefa providing for rev,
aNsM NfFtifcaloB issued against
Alal aailaf funds hy the State
AFsGiH,ent % Education. p
nfNaid ms constitutional
eNen.ialeni H. approved Il would
81 o. tlNard ssising oar school
haeinE pfuhiruE IN the state.
N ens understood BY the su.
w4inirniirnis assembled that an
s'fffluH D. called som after the
aieaInmcui "a thc present legiss
ialuff A. fhr end that the people
"A e. staie can vote on various
nrisflfufinnai changcs proposed.
AZ elirtiintrn'ients present we're
sssnaNfned with this amendment
ESD rafh picaRpd hik support 90
Http rati "a oVpF
altf Superintendent t. u.
asiirF aislFrssoa thc assembled
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-19
LP Wirephotos

BODO FRIES tabove). 80, Ger
man ship steward. was SEN
fenced to death at Bremen. Ger
many. after confessing he kill
ed two bows and served the
flesh of one at a family meal.
He was not charged with can
nibalism because that crime is
not in the German legal code.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-19
Hearings Started In
$4,000 Suit Against
Cohen, Motel Operator
Miss Margaret Lnnge Charges Cohen
Grabbed Her Ind Threm Her
Down, Breaking Femur

Suit fer $4,000 damages mssmlas
Lanse against Max Cohen u#v
men in Circuit Court with Judge Aaulns Lspsz pses
IL her r"la;n Ms LANCE sssss nsxsmhss a. 80
Cohen threw her to the sidewalk IN front
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-19
Housing Bill
Apparently
Will BcPassed
Ry The Associated pressD

WASHINGTON, April 10. -
The proposed housing bill is
now receiving much considera-
tion in congress, and indications
are that a bill will be passed pro-
vidIng for the erection of 10000
houses during the next fiscal
year.
Some senators and representa-
tlves are critical of the way the
money will be spent in construc-
ton of the houses. Those critics
want to be sure that the govern
ment will not 60 deeply into the
red in putting its program into
effect over a period of 10 years.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-19
Many Worthy Civic
Projects Are On Roster !.
OF BPW Accomplishments

mEslEw GO ACCOMPLISHMENTS For YEAR RE.
WAL NY VESTS BPw GROUP TO BE BUSY,
WTnE. EFFICIENT IN IMPROVING CONDI.
TulNs. sTATIS on MANY LOCAL PROJECTS
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-19
Americans In
Germany Engage
I'm Maneuvers

BERLIN. April l9.-Contin-
gents Of The. American Army are
engaged today in full-scale. ma
neuvcrs along the Czechosolvak-
Ian border. go
The soldiers are in full battle
array. The first movement was
a covered retreat, followed by a
eountcr-attack that was reported
10 have been skillfully executed.
Thousands OF Germans wit
messed the maneuvers. and were
enthusiastic over the execution,
as they had been week before
az the first Of spring maneuvers
IN Germany of American forces.
Armored cars, tanks, airplanes
and all other mechanical devices
were employed, as they would
have been in actual warfare,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-19
Pass $500 Fee For
Movie Licensing In City

City Commissioners unani-
mously- approved the ordinance
charging 500 fees to those per-
sons showing movies" where
money collections are taken
from audiences, patrons, guests,
or donations are required from
audiences, patrons or guests. The
500 fee is charged directly to
the owner of the movie machine
or the operator. Fifteen or more
persons must be in attendance
before the law is applicable.
Commissioner John Carbonell
stated that no one can be stopped
from showing free movies or in
parks, etc, but that the CONNER
cialization of these home movies
can be prohibited unless pay
ment of the fee is made.
Commissioner John Carbon
ell: i can't prove it. but at
some of these private homes.
CONTINUED On Page Six
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-19
Carbonell Opposes
Bond Purchase As
Entirely UnethicaI
Commissioners Voted For $4,000 Fe
Charge To Home Movie OiUners
Collecting admissions

City Commissioner Carbonel
mission meeting voted against sixteen
the B. j. Van Ingen & Co. Mani Fla. '# -
Csrbone told his colleagues
of the bonds nethca of existing
ordered City Clerk Victor spread
utes and also his for opposing the
The bond controversy back
mission At that time bond bids read from the
& Co. and the drummer Company of Orlando. Fla
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-19

go .i iriss e -
th uss fse sa ~A8 -
before tl.e 1afv wns
Only three Nnhs~
Miss Lance h.sa saf
moon.
As kbe tsNlk the Mtfn tm
Miss l.ange @aIAaa mfA saws
OF crutwlsUs. slse asaall - sa& a
has been unshie - @Ma
her injury and nod ns l
tnl 81 safw in dsm4aa ~ sssa ~
s107 so A1onfte Camn4F ~
shortly lN6M4 ka4Am
nlc by lhc arm esd m
The grsunl b. hasl km
me vile uaass - lan3a
tlfied Sven altsf ] 49,
to The grsaald - 49, - - ~
talk.
"iis told tlw usen $3.50 s
cell the NsRssn asss a. - -
there. he It'd wlisla4a
q taxicab dftxef e. h -
my rar and drive $50 awM
Finally AeFt4s an
man hclpea are smfe Aa HsM
lhe hmlmlanpV 0snw ~
taken o. tiae llswgssfag
Cosfnel fsF Ass@ ams ~
Cohen BIRTH 3alassi aam
arguments wNpf t
given b. Jsm lArfsa ana
1alcx. clnpi0feso - tE Hs
Transit essfananS M@
aeFsaa 60 ae.aI 6ssem a 50
difficulty lMlMnen ~
and Csshen ostslffel
both told ham 49, IM
came down ti,e etaas - 80
Bcach Motel and biH 49,
got up OF q ehalf an 4a
swearing ~ Me- i.snae
Then he gfsl,iNa A.
swung her afuund sn1 NH
her lsft SIDE sn tie si,sa a
said PcFvz
j. LaDcclot Lfsf8 nasa - e.
hens cosinnei, sasd he Mns fsss
10 lay Tire arvu8si&sfk hm
pcarhing pwFex. ins. 80 sea 81
re- al The preliminary tsaFsns
before Pcacc Iusiife Res iiamga
gave a different srgaen a8 as
injury 81 Mtsa Lanai ilaa - ta
this morning
Then annthrf 90 ftasa lsa
yrrs. Allan - Clean. a. H
the Questioning ~ Gt.nksh -
was closely gtitstissnei - fee
regarding his statssusnis Eaaas
the preliminary hssfine uI e.
hen.
Gonzalez ruatinuf4 e. - -
had secn Mis- Lsnzr "a gs
down thc steps 81 fiae e~ie8 ana
told how Cohen kfaislse tef a
threw hcF dpWn 81 tlse sases ~
lie denied Cicnres samtsnsa
that he had testilsss8 aiffssssfls
at The preliminary ts@Fsaaa
Mis- LANCE a Soman es t a.
younger than thG s3 assa
testified size wa. tfssa 50 49,
stand. In a firm FeafN So go 81
going e. the us.tEl b. afa al
Young. v'ho ysufkesi "a &C. afzs
Of the motel aissui asin4 80
rental ~ her h,fne a Gzfa So
pies avenue.
Cohen tsld ms g. ssi aas
the office" said ~ iaae 81
tcstifying "tic saii 49, f
want ANY aFtlmenfs f &
told him { wee mrfrlF dHsa
with Young Csc ltlfs "a fltlna -
any huins. fur g,siltaa ess =
place % lave
AS ! rarno dusn tiH ttaa a.
hen grabhsu uie IS tlse afn. ft
tingcfptints wsre tltafif st
on my arm sfiuf thu affasf fsr
threw me- 81 the Efssand 81 81
tC0niinued on f'azs SAL
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-19


and Fred J. Dion seemed in favor
of the measure.
1t was finally agreed to meet
with Representative Bernie G..
Papy regarding the matter Rep.
Papy is expected back in the city
shortly. At this time the commits
sioners also went on record as
favoring legislation taking out
the $4,000 hospital yearly grant,
providing a 2 mill tax levy now
in the house is passed by the
state. With passage of this bill,
the city commissioners felt the
need to appropriate $4,000 to the
county hospital was not neccs-
sary.
Also to be taken up with Papy
is the City Electric Systems an
nual payment of $4,000 as a state
utility tax.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-03-15

FIRST FOR QUALITY AT LOWEST COST

TURNER'S know fhas Chevrolet gives q good
accounting for every dollar put in
Count up oil HE high-pficed cor advantages yoS
get at lowest cost Ia Chevrolef-Cerfi-Sofe
Hydraulic Brokes; pvsh-bufion s~torferi Hond-E-
Ceorshift; improved Untitled knee-Aeiion ride;
uirpIone-type shock disorders; Box-Girder Frome.
10 mention O few. You'll agree thoi Chevrolet is
for o~d o~oy ~ mos beovffu BUY Of CIV
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-03-15

Formers like fhs oH-arov~d view hey sss
kow chevro+et's wide safety PIois gloss
The new Chevrolet hos curved windshield, thinner
windshield piIIor. and 3o% more window oreo
all around. You con reoEy see where you're going
and whof's going on N every direction You get
greater driving enioymens-yoS get greofer
driving sofsty from chevrolet's greater visibility.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-03-15

Formers like TO 90 TO town in Chevroief's kind
Of ssyIe-o style that will be good for q long
time to come
The modern. luxury look of the new Chevrolet Is
no eondy cooing! This rugged beouty con take on
the toughest workdoy chores you'll put TO II. I'M
take them for years and years. and still keep HE
Sunday best" oppeoronoe thot mokes YOU 50
proud you're a Chevrolet owner.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-03-15

Farmers know fh0f Chevrolet hos plenty 81
power for the Tough back roodS
Driving conditions con get pretty rugged h me
country, but no rood's too rough or rvfted for HE
smooth power Of CheMoiefs voke-h-Heod
T~hrift-mosfer engine. This sturdy power Unit hos
proved its dependobiity. efficiency and duro-
biiity on The worlds toughest proving ground" os
web os IN millions Of miles of ocivol form Sse.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-04-22
Tobin Tells Newsmen Congress
VIII! Repeal Taft-Hartley Act

WASHINGTON, D. C-Secretary of Labor Maurice j.
Tobn predicted passage of the Truman labor bill with
out substantial change in his second news conference since
Incoming Cabinet member He said that check by mem
hers of the Labor Deparment with practically every mem