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Evening star., 1949-05-13
Russia Accuses U. :.
And Britain Of Deal
On Italian Colonies
o. - Asses ssssss ss@ss

LAKE SUCCESS. Nay - Rus
So accused the rn!se6 States ARC
Britain today Of MAKING . 'aeal
TO keep control q sivatesae p&Fsa
os italy's ene-t4gzae AtraeAn eEzsa4gw
TIE charge came from scs ses
Deputy Foreign Minister AGs4rei A
Ggomyko As taae cGssec Naiae4a,
ASsssnhss's Political Committee
aeAEec q showdown vcse an ags-
poSal Of the colenaes after an
weeks O! elitsr debate
MI GEonyke, N q scSxina Esxa.
nlng after mtdnight- sad al anti
American riot In TYipoll wednes.
day was 3 protest by the native,
against tire plan backed By tsss
United States and Britain TO sp.sl
up I4eya under separate z, N
guSteeSaipS
Committee Meets To-day.
The committee adjourned aflsl
Mr.. Grornykos attack and planned
10 meet again this morning &
begin voting ON . series Of con.
flicting plans for settling ths
thorny problem. Any plan passcc
by the committee must set . two.
thirds vote in the A$semhlyk pien
airy session for final approval
The SOVIET delegate directed
most Of his sire at q plan approved
by a l6-nation subcommittee sc
put Loya under three separate
u N. truSteeshins for 10 years
Under the plan Britain would ad
minister Cyrenaiea. France wouic
administer the FeTEan and Ital,
would become administrator q
Tripoiitania in 1881 after two-yea,
interim rule by Britain.
The subcommittee proposal aisC
would restore Italian Somaiilane
TO italian administration under q
U. N. uustecship and woald sp,i,
Eritrea between Ethiopia and ths
Anglo Egyptian Sudan.
Russia fayors a collective U. N
trusieeship over all three forine!
colonies-plan which would sivs
the Soviet Union a voice In ad.
ministertng the strategic Mediter.
ranean area.
Report Of Riot Read.
Mr.. Gromyko read a news repor;
Of the Tripoli riot in which thu
American fiag was torn from the
American consulate and said more
riots will follow II Libsa is part.
toned.
I'VE will be told again that thi.
friotl is Soviet propaganda" Mr.
Gromyko said.
But. he asked sarcasticaiiy, %,
what miracle can this have beer
done In a hours after the sub.
committee resolution was ap.
proyed7"
Meanwhile. q plenary session oI
the 59-natton Assembly was callct
at Flushing Meadow for final &C.
ton on the freedom Of informa
tion" convention drafted by IN,
Social Committee.
The proposed convention. whicl
will have the status OF interna'
tional law governing those coun
itries which sign II. would extens
guarantees against censorship o
news passing International boun
daries except on grounds of se'
curity. II sets out q code guaran,
teeing foreign correspondents fre,
access and transmission Of new
across state boundaries.
Evening star., 1949-05-13

Insurance Co.
for l6 years and
Is now manager
of the District
Branch. In the
association he
has been chair
man Of MEM
bership. pro.
gram and pub
licity commit
tees, also di-
rector and first
and second vice
president. II e
Is a native of
Rhof3a Island
Evening star., 1949-05-13

Coty, Inc. earned s2.Is6 in
March quarter W. t44,333 or .
cents q year earlier.
Twin Coach Co had . defctt
|of sl0i.sl3 for the March quarter
Va. profit Of e16o.0ss or Si.A in
the same is4s period.
Evening star., 1949-05-13

Americas DistiIling c.. earned
s4s7 .z53 or eie5 IN ssx months
ended March III w. e413.ois OF
Si.6s q year earlier.
CapiteI Reesrds net income for
March quarter wak tte.4i3 or 4
cents w. ssss. SIS q ti.s3 IN tie
same is4s period.
Evening star., 1949-05-13
TWO PER CENT TREASURY
BONDS or isss-si
DATED May Is. ist2l
NOTICE or CALL
FOR REDEMPTION

To holders Of Z per cent Treasury
Bends OF ie4e-ai dated May 10.
ie42l. and Others Concerned
!. Public notice Is hereby given
that oil outstanding per cent
Treasury Bonds Of isAa-sl. dated
May Is. ieS7. are hereby eailed iur
redemption Ga September 10, ista.
On which date interest on such
bonds win cease,
2. Holders Of these honda may. In
advance Of the redemption date, b
offered the privilege Of exchanging
all or any part Of their called bonds
for ether interest bearing oolika-
tions OF the United States. in which
event public notice viii hereafter Be
given and an offsciai circular Eos.
ernine the exchange Offering Stii be
issued.
3. Pun information regarding the
presentation and surrender OF the
bonds for eash redemption under
this call will be found In Depart
merit Circular No, ses. dated July
al, ie4i.
John w. Snyder.
Secretary Of the Treasury.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON. May u. 1919.
Evening star., 1949-05-13
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK. May IL OP.-Dtyidends de-
clared:
Pc stock OF Pay
Rate, nod. record. able.
Montana labor news., 1949-08-18
Labor News in Brief

NEW YORk-Two new Canadian
locals have been chartered by the
American Newspaper Guild (ClG),
the union announced. In Moncrcal,
the local was formed by editorial
employees on the daily Herald and
weekly Standard. In Ottawa. the
local was formed by editorial EN-
'ployes d the Citizen.
MEN YORk-The United Oh
ice x Professional Workers (CIOl
defeated the Natl. Federation OF
Life Insurance Agents (Nl'll il
most states where an NI.RB cleo
ton was held to determine the bar
gaining agent Tor 5000 agents en-
ployed By the Metropolitan Lie
Insurance co.
WASIlI\GTON-Thc House IN
American committee let il be known
that tie union- Smcaring season is
still open, by saying il would begin
an investigation the week Of Aug.
Is oi Communist influences III the
United Electrical Radio & Machine
Workers tClOD in the Pittsburgh
area
san l'RANClSCO-An announce
men, by the Matson Navigation 60
Montana labor news., 1949-08-18

WASHINGTON - Fair employ
mcnt practices (FEPC) legislation
will not be called up from the floor
ii the House at this session OF Con
grcss, Rep. Adam G.. Powell 3D.,
y. I'D said. Earlier he had said
action would be taken this session.
Montana labor news., 1949-08-18

head. as we'll as south from Kerr
Dam To anaconda.
Montana Power Go. has attacked
both these proposals III Senate com
mlltee healng>. 1t has been sup
ported vigorously by Idaho Power
Ca. which wants to block a similar
invasion Of Idaho by Bonneville lines
extending from authorized Hell,
Canyon Dam aud intcrconncctine
with Anderson Ranch and the Mon
tana line.
The Senate can scarcely deny the
wisdom oi ticing Hungry Horse Dam
into the main Columbia River system
~ an isolated project, providing
some but moi a great deal Of iirming-
up advantage To Grand Coulce bs
water storage and release alone,
hungry Horse could produce onl,
77.0n kilowatts Of firm power
though With a rated capacity oi
2S5.o0W kilowatts, Inherited with
the Columbia grid the firm power
benefits would increase the 3o0.00t
kilovatts-a gain ior the en,ir,
Northwest oi $4,000 kilowatis.
Such an iniertic has been approved
by a conference III which private
power-eompany engineers p%artici-
pated. and were i'll agreement.
Montana Power Co. while object
ing 10 an intertie via its Kerr Dan
is not adamant against a connec-
ton between Spokane and Hungr,
Horse by a northern route via the
proposed and distant Libby Dam
'on the kootnai-a more costly lin,
and one not needed for many years
and then only if Libby is approved
BY Congress.
Here is the nub Of the opposition
Montana Power wants to take Fed
cral electricity at the bus. bar a
at Hungry Horse and transmit i
Via Kerr Dam to Anaconda on it.
own 2S0,000-volt line. Similarly. i
may be assumed that ii Congress.
appropriates money TO build He'll.
Canyon Dam on the Snake, Idah,
Power Go. will seek to take the
power at the bus bar and transmit
it via its Snake River Dam inter.
connections to Boise and Other
Idaho load centers.
The fundamental controversy i
not so much interconnection as i
is the question d whether the Bon
neville Power administration vii
have authority To transmit power
To areas OF demand throughout Mon
tana and Idaho-phosphatc beds
mines, and other industrial center,
in the grid pattern developed ii
Washington and Orcgon-or whether
the responsibility assumed by til,
Federal Government for develop
mcnt OF energy from the rivers 0
the west shall end at the generators
OF widely separated dams.
Montana labor news., 1949-08-18

that il was planning to send ships
into strikebound Hawaiian docks
WAS attacked as "straight-out strike
breaking" BY the international Long
shoremen's & Warehousemen's
Union tClO),
SAN ANTOIO-This city was hit
lhy its first transit strike in AZ years
when 700 AFI. bus drivers and
mechanics walked out to back up
their demand Tor wage increases
The strike vote. held By Div. oo4
Amalgamated Assn. OF Street Flee
tric Railway x Motor Coach En-
ployes, Vas unanimous.
NEW YORK - Existing insur-
ancc protection Tor ~ailing steel
workers and their families was
described a. seriously Substandard
by Murray W. l.atimcr, insurance
consultant. who testified before a
Presidential act-iinding board. Lat
inner wa called as a witness by the
United Steelworkcrs (ClO) to pre-
sent lis case for social insurance
and pensions Tor steel industry en-
ployccs.
PlTTSBURGll-I.ocal 2+o. Init
Bro, Of Transfers (AI'l.) Sc, itscll
Tor a showdown fight Oh wage in
creaScs with the building industry
by voting a huge war chest to aiC
900 members who have been OF
Strike since June IS. At a mas,
meeting a IS per member monthly
assessment was voted.
WASHINGTON A spccia
board which has attempted to pack
the government with trial examiner,
picked from the roster Of sorpora-
ton lawyers has resigned from tn,
Civil Service Commission. The
board had ordered dismissal Of al
New Dealers in sight. In then
places il proposed hiring ui mel
with certified corporation back
grounds.
Montana labor news., 1949-08-18


Estate OF Margaret Hyland, also known
as Margaret l.. Hyland. deceased.
Notice Is hereby given by the under
signed, administrative OF the estate OF
Margaret Hyland, also known rs Mar
garet l.. Hyland. deceased, to the cred
itors 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 ADMINISTRATIVE At
the office OF Chas. L.. Zimmerman, 504-
5 Phoenix Building, 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
Mary Hightower. Administrative
OF the Estate OF Margaret Hy-
land, aka Margaret l.. Hyland,
deceased.
Dated Butte, Montana, this LIST day OF
August. l949.
Publish August I, II, 10. rs
Montana labor news., 1949-08-18
Trulnan's Welfare Is
Beat in Committee

Tru-
mans proposals for establishment OF
a federal Dept. OF Welfare and for
transfer OF the employment service
10 the Labor Dept. faced probable
defeat in the Senate August 5, after
the Senate expenditures committee
turned down both plans.
The vote on the Welfare Dept.
Reorganization Plan No. II was
"a. with employment service trans
fer beaten b van S-S margin. Four
southern Democrats deserted the adj
ministration on the latter issue.
which involves one OF the major
campaign pledges Ia labor-strcngth-
ening the Labor Dept.
Voting with Republicans were
Democratic Senators William O.
Ea>,land tMi,s1. Clyde Hocy tNC)
\. Willis Robertson tNa.) and John
Mcclellan tNrk J.. Supporting the
transfer were Senators Glen Taylor
D., lda.). Hubert Humphrey Cd,
Mimi. and Margaret {. Smith
Or, Mc.).
The reorganization plans become
law automatically unless voted down
by either House or Senate before
Aug %. Detection Of the southern
Democrats is seen here as indi-
eating defeat Tor the plans, unless
there is a sudden change OF opinion
Principal opposition to the Wei
iarc Dept. plan comes from this
american Medical Assn, which
wants a Dept. OF Medicine which il
can dominate. Employer groups
oppose the transfer Of the job ser.
Vice with the claim that the Labor
Dept. is too pro-labor. In times o
unemployment, many industrialists
hope To hire workers through til,
service IT ratings below their high
lest degree Of skill
Montana labor news., 1949-08-18
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Publish August II. 10
Montana labor news., 1949-08-18
LEGAL NOTICES

IN X DISTRICT COURT OF THE
SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF THE
STATE OF MONTANA. IN AND FOR
THE COUNTY OF SILVER BOW
Alice Cook. Plaintiff. IS Oliger L.
Cook. Defendant.
The State Of Montana Sends Greetings
to the Above Named Defendant:
You are hereby summoned TO answer
the complaint in this action which IS
filed in the office Of the Clerk OF this
Court, q copy OF which is herewith served
upon you. and to file your answer and
serve q copy thereof upon the plaintiffs
attorney within twenty days after the
.ervice OF this exclusive OF the
day OF service. and in case OF your
failure TO appear or answer. judgment
VIII be taken against you by default. Tor
the relief demanded in the complaint.
Plaintiff complains OF the defendant
and for a cause OF actions alleges:
l That She is now and for more than
one year Immediately preceding the date
OF filing of this complaint. has been
al actual bona fide resident OF the State
Of Montana.
II. That plaintiff and defendant inter
married at Pendleton. Oregon. on the
l%th day of January. 1876. and ever
since have been and now are. husband
and wife.
III. That there are no children as a
result OF said marriage.
~. That the defendant has been guilty
OF wilful neglect IN that defendant Ia,
failed to provide the plaintiff with the
common necessaries Of life although the
defendant has the ability to do SO. and
that aid wilful neglect by the defendant
has existed and been persisted in for
q period OF more than one ~ year
Immediately preceding the date OF COM
mencement OF This action for q divorce.
Wherefore. plaintiff prays judgment and
decree OF this court that the bonds OF
matrimony now existing between the plain
TIFF and defendant be forever dissolved
and that the plaintiff be granted an
absolute divorce from said defendant. and
for such other and further relief as TO
the court may seem equitable and just.
Witness my hand and the seal OF said
Court this 27th day OF July AID. i94a.
COURT SEAL
FRANK GABSE
Clerk
BY JOHN SULLIVAN
Deputy Clerk
Joseph p. Monaghan. POS Metals Bank
Building. Butte. Montana. Attorney for
Plaintiff.
Publish August 4. II. u IS
Montana labor news., 1949-08-18
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF SALE TO PAY STORAGE

AMI REPAIR BILL
Notice is hereby gwen, that on Wed
nesday the oath day OF August, l94s
at Ten O'Clock 10 ;00l A.. M, at 1888
South Arizona Street. in the City Of
Butte. County OF Silver Bow. State
OF Montana. the undersigned will sell
at public auction. to the highest bidder
m 1891 Chevrolet Coach automobile
Motor No. l74l638 together with any ano
all accessories thereon or attaching there
to. This auction and sale will be made
under the authority OF section 1865 OF
the Revised Codes Of Montana, Ed. 1885,
and other sections relating to sales o.
property for storage and foreclosure OF
liens for repairs and for the purpose Of
satisfying the lien OF the undersigned
for storage, repairs and towing. expense
upon said automobile amounting to thu
total sun Of $50 co due and owing tc
the undersigned. h property was de
posted with the undersigned by one
Ira Hill. whose present whereabouts are
unknown. TIL costs OF making such
sale shall be added to the above amount
due.
Dated at Butte. Montana, this 9th day
OF August. l949.
Robert L.. Wallace. 1881 Soutl
Arizona Street, Butte. Montana,
Holder and owner OF lien.
Publish August II. IS
Montana labor news., 1949-08-18
Continues Fight for MVACVA
CONTINUED from Page II

Continued from Page y
portant source Of new energy fol
lowing completion OF the installa-
ton OF generators at Grand Coulet
in 1851.
The House oi Representatives ap-
proved an appropriation To build al
intcrcomccting line between the mali
Bonneville System at Grand Conle,
and hungry Horse Dam, via Al
i%nteriic with the Montana Power
Cos Kerr Dam oi the lower Flat
Montana labor news., 1949-08-18
NOTICE TO

Estate OF Thomas F. Courtney. de-
ceased.
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed. Administrator OF the estate of
Thomas F.. Courtney. deceased. to the
creditors of and all persons having claims
against the said deceased. TO exhibit
them. with the necessary vouchers. with
Ia four months after the first publication
OF this notice to the said administrator
at the office OF Joseph P. Monaghan.
attorney for Administrator at 20s Metals
Sank Building. 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.
Leonard G. Courtney. Admins
traitor Of the Estate OF Thomas
F. Courtney. Deceased.
Dated Butte. Montana. this 30th day
OF July. i949.
Publish AUGUST 1. Ii. lG. Is
Montana labor news., 1949-08-18
WageHour Bill
Passes House
Continued From Page y

a waec-scalc every time living cost,
dipped or lifted.
Typical Of enlightened employer
objections to this up-and-down mini
mum was the letter OF Rochester
y. Y, clothing manufacturers. They
said ii would cause a state Of I'M
certainty Tor manufacturers and re
%tailcrs alike, because neither could
have any assurance as to what their
basic costs would be for a reason
able period of time
The Dixie-GOP coalition split. Tor
a moment, on the sliding minimum
issue.
WAGE BILL SUMMARIZED
Minimum wages Increased form
l0c an hour to 75c an hour.
Overtime: Maintains present 40
hour week, as we'll as weakening
features contained in l947 portal
portal bill and the 1910 overtime
premium pay bill.
Exemptions: Fringe employees
whose work is not indispensable
to production, such as plant guards,
executive, administrative, profess
%sional, local retailing employees, out
side statesmen, local laundry en-
ployes, seamen; fishermen and fish
cannery Employees; agricultural
workers; employees Of newspapers
with less than 5000 circulation: en-
ploycs OF street railway or bus
lines food processing workers en-
ployed within the AREA OF pro
duction', phone operators on ex-
changes OF less than 500 connections
cab drivers employees OF small tclc-
graph stations employees Of saw
mills employing less than II
workers.
Penalties: Employers who will
fully" violate the law are subjcc,
to up to six months Jail and up to
$4,000 fine. Those who can prove
they violated the law "unwilfully'
cannot be so penalized.
Montana labor news., 1949-08-18
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX
nErn

Notice is hereby given. that the under
signed. will on the 18th day OF October.
1919 apply TO the County Treasurer OF
Silver Bow County. Montana for a Tax
Deed to the following described property.
tO-vlt
Lots numbered Two t2l, three. t3l.
Fourteen ti4b. and Twenty-three t23l
In block numbered Thirty-two 1927. OF
the Hamilton Addition to the City Of
Butte. Montana. as show on the Of
0cial plat and survey thereof on
file In the office OF the Clerk and Re
corder OF Silver Bow County, Montana
Amount due 1922. ~.
Dated his 9Th day Of August. i949.
EDWARD believer
Applicant
Publish August II, Is
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-01-05
COMMUNICATION

SAWYER'S LANDING. Alaska, January l.-Editor of The Empire: Well, here we go again off on an- other spending spree by Governor Gruening calling a special session of the Territorial Legislature, just few days before the newly elected Legislature would be in session any, how.
 It seems to me if Gov. Gruening were interested in getting us out of the red, he could have waited lew days until the regular session a little later this month. That is one of the reasons we are in the red, he never stops to think.
 We certainly have more income cday than we had during prohi- ltion days. We were not always running out of money in those days f we can't make better showing with all of our liquor licenses we had better go back to prohibition. We sure are not getting anywhere with that money.
 About more taxes, well, I am sure we need more, but where to get them? I guess Governor Gruening has that one figured out, or has he? sure do not agree with him on withholding tax, 2 per cent or anything else in that line. With the Uarlarol (ro,arpp,apt oI,aoI, oro h. ping 15 per cent along with all the other taxes now the Territory want ing 2 per cent or more. it means another round of wage increases. and more strikes
 1 am willing to pay more taxes. but not in a withholding tax, aould and would be glad to pay a property tax I mean an out of town property tax--if in the mean time we can tax all of the canneries out of incorporated towns. and pat ented mining claims, and more tax es on all business i'll the Territory.
 There are millions of dollars worth of property outside of incorporated towns, such as canneries and min- ing properties. Let's tax them. and not put all of the taxes on the working man.
 Everybody knows that most of the work in the Territory is seasonal with the exception of government employees. grocery clerks and bar tenders. My income for 1948 was $675.48. had to cut my expenses down during the winter months. So let's wait until the regular session of the legislature and not call the special session. Let's save little where we can and balance the bud- get.
 Sincerely yours,
 J. H. SAWYER.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-01-05

JUNEAU AUCTION MARKET
 731 E. St. Consignments daily to pm. All day Saturdays. 85
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-01-05
IRON TRAIL" OF ALASKA !5 GOING
 TO BE SOLD NOW

Another part O. Alaska's colorfu past becomes only history next week according to an announcement is- sued today by Lowell M. Puckett Regional Administrator. Bureau oi Land Management On January 3 Puckett will receive bids on an es- timated 1l,000 tons of steel rails which were part of the old Copper River and Northwestern Railroad which used to link Cordova with Chitina and Kennecott.
 The successful bidder for the rails which does not include bridges or other paraphernalia and equipment, must remove the rails by January l, 1850 and leave the road bed in a fairly level condition, according to the announcement.
 Sealed bids in triplicate will be received until Monday. January 26, P. O. Box 480, Anchorage, at which time the bids will be opened and a report forwarded to the Secretary of the Interior before announce ment is made of the successful bid- der. Bids submitted by telephone or telegraph can not be accepted.
 The rajis are located on the for mer right-of-way between Mile 39 on the north boundary of the Gnu zach National Forest, and Chitina. and between the latter settlement and Kennecott to the east.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-01-05
ALA5KA COASTAL AIRWAY5 CARRIES 41 ON TUESDAY

Alaska Coastal Airways carried 28 out olng passengers on yester- dsy's flights and brought 13 people into Juneau. Passengers were:
 To Wrangell-Annie Grant.
 To Ketchikan-Mrs. Riggs, MT Lounes, George Schmidt.
 To Petersburg-Mrs. William An- derson.
 To Sitka-Charles Mountjoy. John Bowen, Mary Milbury, c. F. Miller, J. B. Leher, Ray Denning, Reba Hawley, Emil Jacobsen. w. F Stewart and Regina Mendel. To Hoonah-Marie Riley, R. L. Emil, !. M. Olson. James Pratt, Clare Trait. Myrna Savage. To Fish Bay-Mrs. Pauline Fer guson, Mike Churovich.
 To Pelican Gibson Young, John Enge.
 To Baranof-Mr. and Mrs. Fred Behovec.
 To Angoon-William Hixson. From Sitka-Andrew Hope, Bob Druxman, Wally Sims, M. Dennard.
 From Tenakee-Bob Wheeler.
 From Ketchikan-Jan Hodgeman Olah Lystad, Ernest Boyd.
 From Wrangell-R. F. Paul.
 From Hoonah-Mrs. Harry Doug las, Al Shuflestad
 From Pelican-Mrs. Joe Paddock.
 From Angoon-Al DeAris.