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Evening star., 1950-09-16

"Grounded out for Wehmeier in 10Th.
Flied out for Roberts in 7th.
{Slngled for Brittin In Sth.
sDoub!ed for Mayo in 9th.
tRan Tor Hnllmig in 9th.
GFlled put for KonStanty in 18th
XNo outs when winning run scored
Cincinnati 003 10 600 600 600 oO2 o.
Philadelphia 600 900 212 900 900 O02 Is
-. Runs---Waitkus (2), Ennis. Caballero.
Sls!er t2n; Hammer. Goliat. Merriman ~ :,
hatton. WyroStek, Kluszewski Howell, Fox
ErrorS-Hamner 90. Waitkus. Ryan. Runs
oatted in-Adcock (2l. Stallcup. Merri-
man, Jones. Ennis. Bloodworth. Hammer
~ kluszewski (2). Lopata Two-be Sc
hits-HoweI, Hammer (2), Cfoliat. V'aitIus
w HolImig, Ennis. Ryan. Three-base hit
,E-Lopata. Stolen bases-Hatton Ashburn.
MIserriman. IsI Double plays--Hamner to Co
nat to Watkins Hammer to Watkins. Left
on bases---Philadelphia 90; Cincinnati. III
Bases on balls-Of Roberts. /: of Erautt
l; of Fox. q; off Wehmeier, .; of Kon
Stanty &. Struck out-By Roberts, 3; BY
Bai1tin sTaI by Bonstanty; 8; by Fox y By
81 Robers ey innhRs Mhmeis5 Of kr4n Hts
IN IN inning; Of Konstanty,. 6 in 10 in
pings: on Fox, in 7la innings; off RAT
fensbeTger. in l inning; off Wehmeier,
., N 9Ha innings; off Erautt. 3 in o in
nings tnone out in 10TH; off Donnelly' /
N inning Winning pitcher-Donnelly
t1-D. Losing pitcher-Ersutt (3-2J. Time
-4:42. ttendance-20, ,673
Evening star., 1950-09-16

Runs-DiMaggio (2), Goodman. Will
liams (2), Doerr (2). zarilla (2), Rosar,
Dobson. Stobbs. Coleman. Kokos (3),
Arft (2), Upton, Friend. Errors-Friend
t2N Wood, Stirnweiss, zarilla, Goodman,
Coleman. Runs batted in--Kokos, Doerr,
Rosar Williams (3), Arft, Stirnweiss (2),
Upton. DiMaggio (2), Friend (2) Cole
man, Goodman Stephens. Two-base hits
DiMaggio (2), Lenhardt, Kokos.
Home runs-Kokos, Doerr, Williams,
Friend. Double play-Stirnweiss to Up
ton to ART. Left on bases-Boston. TO-;
st. Louis, s. Bases on balls-Of D.
johnson. 3; of Pillette, L; of Stobbs, 3.
Struck out-By Dobson, 5; by D. johnson,
8; by Pillette. 2. Hits-Of Dobson, z
in 52s innings; off stobbs, in 125 in
nings; OF Kinder, in 12s innings; of
D. johnson, 9 in 515 innings; of Pill
lette. 5 in 22s innings; on Marshall,
in l inning. Wild pitch-Pillette. Win
ming pitcher--Dobson Q5-sl. Losins
pitcher-D. johnson $50. Time-2:39
Attendance-1.910.
Evening star., 1950-09-16
'Mother' to Thousands of Boys
Ends 35-Yeur YMCA Duty

There were many misty eyes last
night at the Boys YMCA, 1882 G
street NV, when Mrs. Marguerite
c. Harvey, secretary -stenographer
Evening star., 1950-09-16
= HIT Mrnturtat,t

COOPER, ELAINE MAREA. A tribute of
te tove 70 me memory OF our darling daugh-
COOPER. who entered eternal rest eight
years ago today. September 16. 1912.
Your gentle face and patient smile.
w WIN sadness we recall;
You had kindly word for each
AND died beloved by all
THE FAMILY.
HUTCHINSON, MARY JANE. In loving
memory mfInory,Sen 81 my dear mother. MARY JANE
today. September 16. 1949
You went first and remain. but some
day hope to meet you. May God protect
you from all sorrow and keep you safe in
sARAH We misS y9q OK So ysTy mych
HUTCHINSON. MARY JANE. In memory
OF my dear mother. MARY JANE HUTCH
lNSON. who entered eternal rest one year
ago today, September 10. 1949.
Her days of pain and trouble
Her soul and lonely heart, dear God.
Pray NIL with peace at last.
Grant unto her, o Lord, eternal rest.
Let perpetual light shine upon her Amen
DAUGHTER. MARIE LATHAM. "
JONES; JONES' EDWARD. In memory Of our dear
who departed this life one year ago today,
September 16. 1949.
WIFE IF rs4n2 AYR CHI, CHILDREN, BERTHE AND
NnO.N ~ hocE, JAMES n. IN loving men,
JAMES r. MONTAGUE who departed
this life one year ago, Friday, September
16, 1949.
The blow was hard. the shock sever,
We. never thought his death was so near;
Only those who have lest can tell
The pain of parting from loved one
without farewell.
They say time heals all sorrow
And helps us to forget
But time SC far has only proved
How much We miss him yet.
DEVOTED WIFE AND CHILDREN. o.
PARKER, ROBERT E. L. AND EMMA L.
IN fatbs4 saa P15 ISyrs memory Of our Gear
departed this life September Is, 1918
and our dear, mother. EMMA L. PARKER
who departed this life August 4, 1928.
cLA5HENeEi t5ERFTF EUNIcE' PAULINE AND
memory Of our dear mother and grand
mother, IDA CAROLINE PATTERSON.
who departed this life one year ago to-
day, September 16, 1910.
Until memory fades and life departs,
DAUGHTERS JOSEPHINE AND FLOR
SNCE L, PATTERSON AND EVELYN
F, BROWN; SONS. HAROLD IsHMAEL
eF eR2NDchiLDREN eA dh3fR IDA eArPAFTGR; e PAFTGR
AND HoWARD P. BROWN
WESTRAY MATTE t.; SMITH, EUNICE
w. A tribute of love to the memory of
my mother, sister and grandmother,
MATTE T. WESTRAY, who departed
this life September 16, 1914, and sister
and niece EUNICE w SMITH, who de-
parted this life June 2, 1945.
Somewhere back of the sunset,
Where loneliness never dies,
They live in land of glory
With the blue and gold of the skies.
God knew that they were suffering
That the hills were hard to climb,
So He closed their weary eyelids
And whispered Peace be thine
MARY w. CRAWLEY AND SISTER, IDA
PAGE.
Evening star., 1950-09-16
Red Sox, IL; Browns, 9

Totals As II 81 Totals Al IA 81 IL
Doubled for Pillette in Sth.
Ran for Lenhardt in Sth.
Flied out for Friend in 9th.
Evening star., 1950-09-16

day. September IA; 1850. at her home
8 Maryland ave, Gaithersburg, Md.
wife Of the late Woodie Mullican. mother
Of Ward, Harry and Gerevia Mullican of
Gaithersburg. Md. and Frank Plummer
Of New York City. Eight grandchildren
and six great-grandchildren also survive.
Mrs. Mullican rests at Gartner's Funeral
Home, Gaithersburg, Md. where funeral
services will be held Sunday, September
II, at 2:30 pm. Interment Forest Oak
Cemetery. II
Evening star., 1950-09-16

nIE. OmceTb anu memberS OF
the Ladies' Fist Aid Union OF
Churches, Inc, are requested to
Mount Airy BAPTIST Church on
Sunday, September II, 1850. at
7:3o O'Clock, for the purpose OF
attending the funeral OF our
2 MARIE KEMP
Evening star., 1950-09-16

Thursday, September "A, 1850, at her
residence, 20 Randle circle Sc MIN
ME NJ. McANDREWs, beloved wife
Of John McAndrews mother of
Ralph E. Beach Of pikesville, Md, and
Mrs. Charlotte B. Kirby of Washing ton
D. c.. sister Of Mrs. Elizabeth Kilbreth
OF Manassas. Va, and Howard Ennis Of
Washington. D. C.. Services at the S. H.
Hines Co. Funeral Home, 1901 14th St
NV, on Monday. September Is. at IL
noon. Interment Walkers Chapel Gene
Evening star., 1950-09-16
LEE, DOLLY HERoLD. OF s1s 9th st

NV, on September "A, 1850, wife wife Of Of
Harry Lee, mother of Paul wyatt and
sister OF Mrs. Andrew Kerns, Mrs. John
Mayhugh, Mrs. Raymond johnson and
Fsnsaa Rns Home ss s. at sat
urday, September 16, at 1 pm Inter-
ment at Mount Comfort Cemetery, Alex-
andria, Va. 16
Evening star., 1950-09-16
NURSE A. V. WHITE, President.
NURSE M. MOORE, Secretary.

KENDALL, MARY VIRGINIA. Suddenly,
on Thursday, September IA, 1850, at
DALI. beloved wife of Ernest Lisle Ken
dali, jr.; mother of jeanette K. Mead
and Robert S. James. jr.; daughter of
Blanch M. Downey. Friends may call at
the Takcma Funeral Home Temporary
chapel, 276 Carroll st. NV, after 10 am
Saturday. where services will be held on
Monday, September Is. at 11:45 am
1nterment Arlington National Cemetery.
Montana labor news., 1950-05-11
Civil Service Exams
To Be Heidi in july

Washington II The Civil Service
has been requested by
Congressman Mike Mansfield To
make arrangements to conduct the
civil service competitive eNainina-
tiums fur designation OF boys To the
Unitcd States Military AcadamIes
ior entrance i'll July. 1851. Con
gresham Mansfield announced that
these examinations will be held on
July II. 1850 at the following cities
in Montana Billings, Bozeman,
Butte. Glasgow. Glendive, Great
Falls. Iiavre, Helena, kalispell, Lew
istown. Miles CITY, Mi>soula and
plcntywood.
ANY boy who is a resident Of the
FRS, Congressional District OF Mon
tana who is interested III trying Tor
An appointment, to either West Point
or annapolis, should notify Con
gresham Mansfield prior 10 June
5 50 that the Congressman can make
the arrangements with the Commits
sion Tor them. MI the necessary de
tails regarding the examination and
qualification, necessary Tor entrance
mo the Acadamics will be sent by
the Congressman Immediately upon
receipt d any applications he re-
%cciNc>.
Congressman Mansfield ha, stated
that the boys viii be selected ior
The Acadamy appointments accord
ing 10 the grades they make ON the
civil service examination held tins
IulN.
Montana labor news., 1950-05-11
ASKS NUMBER
OF STATE WORKERS

The following letter has been sent
Ia all elective, appoim,ivc and admin
i,,ratiNc officials oi the state
In order to procure all facts re-
laiiyc Ia our State Government.
would be- pleased il you would give
me. no later than May Is. 1850, the
number Of employees on your pay
roll as Of MAY !, 1850, and every
month thereafter on the iirsl OF
each month. the number u employees
On your payroll.
would like to get this iniorma-
lion 50 that. as Governor OF TINS
State. would know how many IN
nloyccs the State has. This iniurma
ton i, vital in many transactions
affecting this State from the stand
point oi the Governor.
am writing this letter and asking
ior these reports because. as ial
a, can ascertain, no one IN ou'
State Government knows how man,
employees we have, and ! think We
should know.
Your cooperation will be appreci
atcd,
Sincerely yours,
John w Bonner
Governor
Montana labor news., 1950-05-11
LIBERTY BELL
PARADE SUNDAY

The Liberty Bell Bond Drive.
sponsored by the Miners Union No
|. scheduled to start May Is. viii
begin with a parade SUNDAY. May
IA at 1880 p. NJ. Line Of march
will form at the Courthouse.
4 giant bell will lead the parade
and in attendance will be Governor
Bonner. it. Governor Paul Cannon,
and the director OF l. ). Bond Sales
ior the L. s. Treasury. Leon J.
Markham
Following the parade the bell will
proceed 10 Clark> Park Tor a pro-
gram.
4 doubleheader ball game vii
climax the ceremony.
Montana labor news., 1950-05-11
Silver Bow Trades
& Labor
Council Notes

he regular meeting pi the Nll-
yer Bow Trades and Labor Coun-
ell WA called to order al 500 PM.
by President John Stanton.
Roll call and %ah,cntccs noted
The minutes ul the prc,ion, meet
were read and approved a, read.
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Montana labor news., 1950-05-11

the world 1t iurnislic, definite
proof that our american system has
no equal Nhcn far employers
and union workers ran cooperate by
producing the high quality ot goods
displayed and services demonstrated
here In this marvellous exposition,
no anr need worry about Americas
future
| wish everyone within radio range
ui my voice could personally visual
lie TIL, sensational presentation OF
ihese lnion-madc- in lmcrica pro-
duct, There is no charge Tor adj
mission You may win anything
from a Tree steak To a free auto
mobile and other valuable prizes.
1t is inspiring 10 usually witness
liyc exhibits where skilled AEL
union craftsmen actually make the
products which made america fam
Gus.
The entire show j. action packed
Hundreds 81 manufacturers OF ma
lionallA advertised merchandise par
ticipalc directly in animated exhibits.
along 4 mile and a hall frontage oi
elaborate display which prove that
union-made products and unlon-made
services are superior III value and
craftsmanship
The principle purpose Of this all
Nmeriean exhibition, sponsored ~
the MI. Union Label Trades De
parrmcnts j. To stimulate the purchase
oi everything that is union As a
result Of tins policy manufacturers
and mcrchandi,efS gain greater sale,
oi goods among the millions oi mcm-
hers. ii unions and womcn's auNlli-
aries It also assures stead, employ
mcnt al decent pay lof union workers
because every exhibit represents the
work 81 Mel. members.
"Good relations is a definite re-
suit al our Union Industries Show
Through thi, worthl enterprise labor
aud management form a new partner
ship which lead, toward industrial
peace Thus. this Union lndustric,
Nlow become, a graphic symbol OF
Nmcrica> social progress, economic
security and industrial prosperity"
Montana labor news., 1950-05-11
Industries Show
Gets Underway

Noie The following remarks ar
made u, Matthew Nnll. plrce
tor ii the lnon Industries show.
THIS uoa famous Union lndustrie,
show alrWue here III fhiladelphi'
tolaA Al Convention Hall. j. ,he
,anl, eAhihauun 81 IL kind and tn
greatest labor management >how II.
Montana labor news., 1950-05-11

The following Grocery Stores
as they have refused To comply
with the 3 80 p. NJ Sunday and
HOLIDAY CLOSING Agreement
ECONOMICAL GROCERY
ITO S. Mont. ST.
FORD GROCERY
2i0 S. Mont. St.
WALSH 40 West Galena
We would respectfully request
members OF organized labor and
their friends to cooperate with
the Butte Clerks Union and dis
continue their patronage.
ENDORSED BY THE SILVER
BOW TRADES AND LABOR
COUNCIL
Montana labor news., 1950-05-11
'>~ade County
Trades. and
Labor Assembly
Meeting nl Nay ) l9sn


Meeting Wa called 10 order II : n'
T. NJ. b, Secretary Evanko. T. !.
Dulc, wa> elected President Pro
Tenn.
Roll call Of Officers showed Prcsl-
dent S,cinmctl and Wee President
Leo Stewart absent. Stewart and
Ntcinmetl arrived late.
The minute, 81 the previous meet
ine were read and approved
Communications
From the Board ii Railroad Com
mi,sioncrs notice III a public hear
ine in the matter al an increase OF
rate, and charges by the Mountain
States Telephone and Telegraph Co
10 be held III the House Chambers
oi the State Capitol Buildine, Helena
commencing Al 10 90 \ VI. Monday,
June :. 1880. at which time and place
an, person Interested herein may
appear and uflcr evidence pertinent
10 the matters and things involved
On motion the Assembly wen, on
record To- send 4 representative 10
Helena Ia protest the proposed IN
crease III Telephone rates and the
Resolution, I onmlttee WAS m>truct-
cd 10 draw up a proper resolution
opposing increase III phone rates.
From Senators Murray and l.cton
acknowledging our protest to the
curtailmcut al postal service Placed
on lille.
From Congressman Mansfield and
Dwarf and senator, MURRAY and
Ecion acknowledging or letters
urging the extension ct rent coll
troll Placed on lille.
The Minutes OF the Cascade toun-
IL Welfare Committee and Special
Housing Committee were read and
on motion resolution To construct
another parkdalc type housing pro-
jcct VA concurred III. On motion
$500 VAS ordered contributed 10 the
Cascade County General Welfare
Committee.
From the Butte Miners inviting
participation III their Souvenir Pro-
gram Tor June Is. 1850 Placed on
lille.
On motion the Assembly c%oncurrcd
i'll a resolution providing ior city
meat inspection in Great Falls.
Reports Of Officers and COMMITTEES
NJ. K. Webster reported on a meet
ing which had As is purpose a means
to alleviate color segregation III
Great Falls.
Mrs. paNtcr reported Tor the La
Dor Day Committee She stated
that each Of tile local unions will he
entitled to three delegates to the
| Labor Day Association
On motion the Labor Day Com
mit,cc Of the Assembly was dismissed
with thanks
Mr.. Graham reporting ior the Paris
| Store Committee that the Paris Store
! will close at regular hours
Roll Call and Reports of Delegates
William Mckee repairing Tor The
nartcndcrs that lhcl lost ihcir Oldest
bartender, Mickey Howard
Mr.. G. m Kirk reported that a lam
liz had been cvietcd IRON Their
trailer house without a court order
! Matter was referred 70 the Genera
Welfare Committee
Announcements
The onion Club will serve 4 dutcl
lunch on Saturday from 500 70 7 W
with a dance in the evening.
Demand the Samuel GompcrS s.
stamp during the celebration OF thu
Gompcrs Centennial
Hear Frank Edwards over kMoN
on Mondays and Wednesdays a
s 100 p. NJ.
Adjournment at $50 p. N.
John ENanko. II
G..r.tnr
Montana labor news., 1950-05-11

lA WIN SUCH iuies iild regulations.
81 flt with the board all location,
~ ayll, &, thereon prescribed that
llt, ,,,nt shah hc the rules and reg
uli'foN, ~ and hA The authority -
'lf Nlaic ~ Montana acting through
tat l.arii 81 commissioner, Illus
At laaFfle, tor punishment toi Nri-
it'ian ~ the provision, y the act
- ~ ilN rule, and regulations
prescribed hereunder 1T Ut the
laN}nl idcfs ~ the Board
lfr Extraordinary session 1T 1855
~ TIC Montana Legislature created
llie pfe,cut OIL Conservation Board
ID Montana aud pfc>crhe> II, duiie,
ald mfhatuN Tins is incorporated
in fhc revised code, 81 Montana
l9l Il, sections 20 los ID nO-l2i
le board consists 81 lisr member,
appointed By The Governor. rcmoy
able bA lnm at will. to serve ipr
a term ~ twu years and unit
lllcrr successor, are appointed and
qualified Members must have beer
bona tide residents ~ Montana ion
a, least one Ncar. and four Of then
uiit,i be engaged ~ the production
st erudc petroleum 30 TN, state
lt serve without compensation
.Itt ife allowed expenses INQUIRE,
Montana labor news., 1950-05-11

DATES TO REMEMBER
Nav l2--President Truman Visits
Nav An others Day
MAY l4-Copper League Opener
Nav 30-Decoration Day
Montana labor news., 1950-05-11
WIN WELFARE FUND

Washington AFL Carpenters ne
goiated a 2-year agreement with
Washington area employers to pro-
vide 5000 union carpenters with med
zeal and hospital benefits. the ninth
local craft to negotiate such a con
tract. Employers will contribute 9
cents an hour Tor each employee, an
estimated SlOn.uD a year.
Montana labor news., 1950-05-11
T AND
TRADES

1--WE Do Not Patronize List)
JOE TORPEY, PLASTERER
South OF the City.
KENNETH PARMALEE -
947 w. Woolman, Parmalee
Plumbing Co.
P. ]. HANRATTY-Caledonia
and Jackson Streets.
HENRY GIROUX Arizona
and First Streets.
Builder.
John MARKOVICH--llomc
Builder. (Home Address 2l23
George Street.
Montana labor news., 1950-05-11

Rank and lie members OF organized
labor, both NIl. and Independent
viii be pn hand To greet our prc>i-
dent Al the \ + Depot. tomorrow.
Ma> t.. 1T II * +. NJ.
Twenty two miner, i'll null dress
included. will form the body
gnard.
Montana labor news., 1950-05-11
For Women Only
BY POLLY EDISON for LLPE
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Montana labor news., 1950-05-11
to Our Advertisers and Friends

investigate fully any outside solicitations for advertising.
Some fv by night so-called Labor paper has been calling and
writing our local business firms for ads. stating that they repre-
sent the AFL. They do notl
If in doubt call $3.50. Do not accept any long distance calls
if you don't know who they are from.
, 1950-11-22
NOTICE

Special services to be held
at Metropolitan Church
Chapel, South East corner of
Estate Richmond, conducted
by Rev. Charles Sammis, begin
ming Wednesday, Nov. y thru
Nov. 26, every evening at 7:3O.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-03-23

Organizuotos protesto de-
monstracijos siuo atveju turf
lsavo prasme, aiskQ uzdavini ir
baime jomis naudotis butu nu-
sprendimas tapti palinkusia lie
pa, ant kurios visos ozkos lipa.
Bet tai nereiskia, kad de-
monstraciju programme turf bu-
tt kiausiniai. Ne, gerbiamieji
Dalykas, del kurio protestuo-
jane, yra perdaug didelis, kad
tam protestui isreiksti tiktu ant
sienos ar ant keno pakausio is
tekStas kiauSinis. Tx neper-
gyvene tos tragedies galejo pa
manyti, kad ir kiausiniai cia
tinka -. B. X. Naujokas
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-03-23
EN2zszl?z24.
-. - -, SUI pliku - ner

-. - -, SUI pliku - ner
ko pestis" -.
KELEIVIO redaktorius j. ia
nuskis labai jaudinasi, kad ne
visi pagloste jo kalba Vasario
16-tos dienos minejime. S. Moe
kui, uz jo korespondencija VIE
NYBEJE, paskyre beveik puse
puslapio ir vel paberdamas vir-
tine "bimbisku perlu'', kaip 'Ge-
dimino bleka", ''nenaudeliai"
'sunybes", "smetoniskos uteles"
ir tt.
Mes, bostonieciai, jau seniai
matome, kad tas koliojimosi spe-
cas- tik per nesusipratima pateko
| j KELEIVI, o ne j Bimbos, atsi-
prasant, "Laisve". Tx ne visai
suprantam, kan Taryba bend
rus minejimus kviecia nuo lie
tuviu socialistu kalbeti ta bloz-
ma cicilikeli, kada turime tokius
zinomus socialistu veikejus, kaip
Michelsonus arba dabar ir K.
Bielini. Tie zmones turf savo
,nuomone, bet turf ir saika, Zinc
vieta. O cia -. prisimena senas
priezodis, kad isileisk tam tikra
sutverima baznycia, tai butinai
lips ir ant altoriaus ;.
ID. d., Boston, Mass.
Trys (?) liaudininkai TEVY-
NEJE barasi del PREF. X. Gri-
niaus -.
Juozas Salna TEVYNEJE ba-
rasi SUI Juozu Audenu del DIR. K.
Griniaus "amnestijos' ir del jo
autoriteto -.
Pasaykit man, kodel tos dis
kusijos isikele j SLA organa
TEVYNE. Juk tai liaudininku
seimyninis reikalas. Kodel jie to
nesvarsto, sakysim, SANDA-
ROJ, arba - dar geriau -
- LlETUVIU KELYJE, kuri
abu besibarantieji atstovauja?
Tiesa, atsipraSau, gal cia su-
klydau: Juozas Salna, regis, tue
vardu nieko neatstovauja. Bet
kadangi .jo straipsnio viduryje
pastaba pasirasyta ~. So, tai
minutelei buvau pagalvojes, kad
gal cia barasi ne du, o trys :. .
J. G., Brooklyn, N. Y.