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Little WalthIan Tucker Jr.
celebrated his second birthday
with a party Sunday, July 0.
Guests at the party were Norma
Anderson. sherry Russell Evans.
Delroy and Adrienne Calhoun,
Tonia Mcintosh, Sandra Chat
ham and Penny Anderson. Wal
THAN is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walthian Tucker ST., 991 Aldrich
Ave. No. Mrs. Tucker was assis-
ted with the party by the
mothers.
MIR. Nation Anderson, 3S49
Fourth Ave. So, returned to the
city from Montreal, Canada. Mr..
Anderson spent two weeks visit
ing there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hatchett,
and niece Laura, $3.50 Fourth
Ave. So, enjoyed a fishing trip
Monday, July 10.
Russell Robinson, 1912 Fifth
Ave. So, entered Northwestern
hospital Monday July 10 for q
check up.
Mr.. and Mrs, Douglas Rice and
family attended the funeral Of
Mrs. Mary J. Mcfarland Of
Houston, Texas, mother Of Mrs.
Rice, July 2. Services were held
by Rev. r. L. Eden, pastor of
Antioch Baptist church of Cid
dens, Texas. She was survived by
four daughters, two sons, one
sister, two brothers and many
other relatives and friends.
A number Of relatives were in
the city visiting at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Searles Mitchell
and Mrs. Juanita Mitchell, 643
Girard Ave. No. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Washington of Joliet, ILL.,,
visited for one week and when
they left they took Jean and
James Mitchell back to spend the
summer with them. Also visiting
were Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Grant
of Meridian, Miss. and mother
Mrs. Eulerta Lawrence of Cha
ton, Ala. Mrs. Lawrence is a
teacher in Chaton; Mr.. Dan
Lawrence, CoffeeWlle, Ala; and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rains, Sell
ma, Ala.
The rain tried TO spoil the pic
mic planned by the members of
the Booker T. Washington Study
Club. They had planned to picnic
Sunday, July 8 at Minnehaha
Park, but due to the early rain
they decided to go to a members
home. They had a lovely time at
the home of Mrs. Lulu Cratic,
1923 Chicago Ave. SO.
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had been visiting in the city for
a week as the house guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis Seaton, $3.50 e.
seth st. He is the uncle Of Mr.. L.
Seaton. Enroute to his home he
viii stop off in Chicago to viait
relatives and friends.
Mrs. Mary Ball. 1854 Bryant
Ave. No, was one of the visitors
at the Uptegrove Rest home this
week. It was her first visit there
in many years and she was very
impressed by the cleanliness and
order Of the home. The large,
tasteful meals seemed 70 especi-
ally catch her fancy.
Les Aimes Elect
The Les Aimes held their am
nual meeting Friday, July z at
the home OF Mrs. Loretta Ellis.
1888 Fourth Ave. So. At that
time the election Of officers was
held. The results were as follows:
Mrs. Crystal Marman was reel
ected president; Mrs. Loretta FL
lis was elected uce-president;
Mrs. Dorothy Robert. secretary;
Mrs. Doris Freeze, corresponding
secretary; Mrs. Kathryn Rucker.
treasurer and Mrs. De Lois Gil
christ reporter. The club win have
a social July IS. At that time the
husbands win be guests Of the
wives. They win meet at the
home Of Mrs. Crystal Marman.
Robert BIles is home visiting
his parents and family at 1908
So. Sixth st. Robert Is visiting
from Hines. NJ. where he was
confined TO the hospital there. He
win convalesce In the city for
about a month and then 60 back
TO Illinois where he win enter
school.
A delightful weekend was
spent at Georges Retreat at
Crosby, MINI. by Mensey and
Ginger Davis. b1s Girard Ave.
No., Clement and Charlotte
Rooney and Mrs. Charlotte
Rooney, 1107 Emerson Ave. No.
They spent their time boating.
hiking, fishing and swimming.
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Elizabeth Moore To
Wed Thurlow Tibbs
Saturday, July n

Miss Elizabeth Moore, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Pettis
Moore, 662 West Central Ave-,
has chosen July % for her mar
riage to Mr.. Thurlow Evans
Tibbs, son of Madam Lillian
Evanti and the late Roy w. Tibbs
of Washington, d. c.
The ceremony will be at six
o'clock in the evening at the
family residence in the presence
Of the immediate families, rela-
tives and reception aides. A re-
ception will follow from seven I'M
til nine o'clock.
Miss Moore has selected her
sister-in-law, Mrs. Charles Ernest
Moore of Washington, d. C., as
her matron OF honor and only at
tendant.
Mr.. Tibbs win have as his best
man, Mrs. william o. Mcmahon
OF Chicago, Ill.
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PAST
and
PRESENT

Ole Granpop is sitting before
the front of the cabin talking to
Granny. His specs are down on
his nose. He and Granny are in
dulging in quite a conversation.
Let's listen.
Gran, didja knowed that that
thar Big Head Grissam own
Grissam) got his head gashed by
one of them thar automobiles
He wuz fixin' that city feller's
car. CLuvern Buford's) He wuz
underneath an ct fell rite ern top
of him."
Granny shakes her head.
That's rite turrible. He wern't
meddel with them city cars no
more. Say, All saw Never Seen
Allen (Marlene Allen walking
down Their hill July 9th) with
that dog of hers (Walter Lowe).
You'd think she'd keep thet dog
locked up. He's rite vicious"
Granpa mods in agreement.
Sure is. He almost tore nah
pants once. Granny, heered tibet
that city guys gurl friend Joyce
Crews got herself one of them
high flutin' (clericaD jobs ct the
milk distributors (Northland
Milk co., Amt that somethin' ?"
Sure is. Sitten Myers Harriet
Myers en- Two Hits Shannon
Lawrence Shannon) hev left fur
the big city. They went with his
parints. I furget whur they
went"
"Chicagur (Chicago). Too Sure
Noble (Laverne Noble) is going
tur the North this summer. Lest
that's what I Heered. Purity Phi
(Phyliss Mccullough is heer en-
thur Mountains. Tale me she's
goin' to Europie (Europe). Rite
nice"
Granny smiles. "Yup, you
knowed Long Neck Pullens (Glen
Pullens) Well, tale me he had a
purity gal with hem 4th of July.
All furget hur name"
Granpop takes his glasses off
and rubs the lenses on his faded
blue pants. Weren't hur name
Lily White?"
"Yeh, that's it. Say, Gramp,
didja knowed tibet guy Play Hick-
men Tommy Hickmen)? Well,
he sure am a Casanover, amt
he? Tale me he's got a different
gal every day. Tales them all the
same line too. Rite turrible."
Granpop laughs. Tee, hee. All
remember back in nah day.
wuz jest like that Teller. Hey
weren't tibet shin dig at Quiet
Howelrs Joan HowelD cabin
rite nice? All he'd a rite spry
time. Tibet Lanky Carrot Her
schel Garrett he'd me in stitches"
Granma laughs. Cramps, did
ia heered about Crazy Foster
(Pat FOSTER? She's goin to in
dianaperlis Gndianapolis) tur bee
in an Ori-i-tor-i-cal Contist. Amt
tibet nice?"
"Yup, but guess what? Big
Mouth BILLY Ecksteine) es
comm to the city hall (Flame)
next month. would like ter go to
tibet gurf Golf tournament Sun
day, July 3Oth at Skunk Hollow
Theodore Wirth Golf Course).
Didja see Eyes and Paps EDNA
and EDGAR en- church Sundy?
They must be sick.
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by
Myrrhene
Allen

"Yeh, saw them, but dija
knowed thet Riding Roberts
(Tommy Roberts) wuz in town?
Guess he's heer to see Kathryn.
Ole Serene Sheperds Vincent
Sheperds) hez left town fur
awhile. Thet army Teller (Alfred
Stewarp left Tuesday. 1 knowed
his wife will miss hem. All guess
III run over to cheer her up. Hee,
hee."
Granpop smiles. Granny, ole
Cleanhead GLORIA willams) es
feelin rite sad lately. wunder
why?"
"Oh, don't fret, Cramps, you
lnowed us women. We scare our
selves talking. All saw ole Sharply
and Solitude (Bubba Brown and
Joe Kelby) fur the fust TYNE in
ages, Sundy. He,hee, All wunder
who's car Corn FREDDIE Ingram)
wuz drivin Frdy? ct wuz rite
purity. Don't see much Of Sweets
Bobby Cartwright) lately. She
must be moonstruck agin. All
jest bet she is"
"Ah bet so too, Granny. See thet
Little Child (Bev. CarrolD has
bin goin out rite often lately.
Say, I've always wandered why
they call tibet gurl Little Child.
Do you known"
mo, I don't Cramps. Tale me
Ice Kream martha Anderson) es
moonstruck. Wunder IL she'll ever
get over 1t. Hee, hee. Hey, Lippy
(Bev. CROSSE wuz in our city this
week. Guess She's moonstruclS
too. So is Youngun dorothy Nc
NeaD All sure feel sorry fur them
gals. All remember back en- nah
moonstruck days. Hmmmm."
Say, Granny, whut ever be-
came of Love Them And Leave
Them Johnny Doyle) ?"
Lord knows, Cramps. All amt
seen tibet youngster roun these
parts fur a long TYNE. Say I
wunder why Lost (Walter Mac
Intosh) won't listen to reason :?
All once thought he wuz rite
smart"
well, he is, Granny, he Is.
He's bein rite smart"
"Oh you men. Oh, Shoeless
Lorraine Simmons) has gone to
Michigan. That's nice, amt it,"
yeah, Dixie Barb Fields) and
Cleanhead GLORIA Williams) Jest
got back from the lake this week.
They he'd a nice time.
Granma slowly rises from her
seat and starts toward the door
Of the cabin. "Oh, Cramps, look,
the sun is settin. Guess I'll get
started on the corn pone. Call
Slip the Lip (yours truly en- tell
her to come en- help me-"
Granpop replaces his glasses on
his nose. Alright, Granny" He
cups his hand and calls, slip the
Lip! Oh, Slip the Lip! Come on,
it's dinner time"
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Mr.. Phil ii. Hail. 35S N Dale
St., attended the All-Star base
ball game in Chicago Tuesday,
July IL. He will return here the
latter part of the week.
At the last meeting of the
DYWYK club held at the home of
Mrs. Henry Johnson, Srr 1906
Edmund Ave, plans for a picnic
were completed. The picnic will
be held July IS. at Como Park.
Miss Blossom Blake of Jamaica
was a guest at the club meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ramsey jackson,
1912 Rondo Ave, had as their
dinner guests Thursday, July 6,
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Fuller of
Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs. 1. Barlow
of South Bend, Ind, and Mrs. AL
berta Pleasant. After dinner, Mrs.
Jackson had several of her
neighbors in for refreshments and
to meet the guests. They were
Mrs. Walter Mcfarland, Mrs.
Dudley Smith and Mrs. Dave
Milligan.
July 4th weekend guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Eugene H. Lewis, 944
Iglehart Ave, were Mr.. and Mrs.
Jerry Mitchell of Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. X. Banham
will spend part of their vacation
motoring to Illinois, Michigan
and Indiana, visiting with rela-
tives and friends. They will COM
plete their vacation by celebrat-
ing their 25th wedding anniver-
sary at their home at I'll Carroll
Ave. on August 6.
Mrs. George Hare and her three
children, Leonard, Isaac Raye,
and Bernie Jean of Caddo Mills,
Texas, are in the city visiting
with Mrs. Hare's mother, Mrs.
Eva Ball, 34S N. Dale st. They
will be here indefinitely. Mrs.
Hare is the former Ernestine
Scott of st. Paul. She attended
John Marshall high school here.
On Thursday, July 8, Mrs. John
r. Lawrence Jr., 947 Iglehart
Ave, gave a luncheon in honor
of Mrs. ]. NJ. Culver of Orange
burg, S. c. and Mrs. Homer
Townsend of New York. Other
guests included the Mines. Lot
tie Milton, Phleta Jackson
Elizabeth Hall, Effie Wills, Ro-
berta Davis, Tessie Sonion, J. o.
Stubs, Kate Neal, J. Vassar, and
Bertha Gum. The guests of honor
were given handkerchiefs by the
hostess, Mrs. Wills received a pair
of navy blue crocheted gloves as
a gift for her 57th wedding an
niversary. Mrs. Townsend is
spending the summer here with
Mrs. Lawrence.
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plJal. Inc Dapy mas Deen uAIneu
Deborah Allene, Both mother
and baby are home and doing
fine.
New Resident!
A baby boy was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Washington,
1905 Emerson Ave. No, Friday,
June 80. The baby, Kirk Edward.
was born at Maternity hospital.
Mother and baby are doing fine
at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ID. Cassius,
4026 Clinton Ave. So. left Sun
day. July o for Chicago, where
they attended the Major League
All Star game on Tuesday, July
IL.
Mr.. Elmer Childress, $500 Fifth
Ave. So, left Thursday, July IS
for Lathrop, Mo. Mr.. Childress
went to be with his mother. Mrs.
Loueta Childress, who Is i'll.
The Youth COnvocatlOn closed
at Snail Lake Sunday, July Q. AS
the main speaker for the after
noon program, Miss Patricia Fos-
ter gave an grafton entitled, The
Challenge to Youth" Miss Foster
Of st. Paul. st. James church, will
deliver her grafton at the Annual
conference at Des Moines this
September to contest for a $3.50
scholarship.
Mrs. II. w. Bolts ST., 1o1s
Lyndale Ave. No. was back in
the city Saturday night, July 8
after spending five days In st
Joseph, Mo-, on q business trip.
LOnnie Leo ELLIS celebrated his
seventh birthday Wednesday
July 8, Helping to celebrate were
Nan and Joy Ellis. Elmer and
Margaret Ann Childress, Harvey
and Butch Sims, Jimmie Ham.
monds, and Cedric, Oliver and
Bobbie Lyle. Lonnie is the son Of
Mr., and Mrs. Alonzo Ellis, 1851
Fourth Ave. So.
Mr.. Odessa seatOn of Birming.
ham, Ala, left for his home Mon.
day evening, July 10. Mr.. Seator
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Mr.. and Mrs James ii. Lane
and daughter, Harriet, 722 FIRE.
mont Ave. No, and Miss Irene
Shaffer motored to Sioux City,
Ia, for the Fourth of July week
end. They visited Rev. and Mrs.
Carl Mckay of Malone A.M.E.
church.
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Rhodes, Edith Green, Albreta
Murray and Yvonne Powell. Mrs.
Maxwell's baby is expected some
time in July.
Miss Gladys Clemens, $50
Mackubin St, is visiting friends
and relatives in Chicago. She will
return the latter part of the
week.
An eight pound baby girl,
Diane Louise, was born June 26
in st. Joseph hospital to Mr.. and
Mrs. Reginald Clark, SO st. An
thony Ave. This is the Clark's
second baby. Mrs. Alice Clark is
the paternal grandmother of the
baby.
Barbara Jean Patterson,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. c. w.
Patterson, eO1 Carroll Ave-, will
leave for Chicago Saturday, July
IS. She will spend Is days there
visiting with her aunt, Mrs. Nina
Todd, other relatives and friends.
Saturday, July 8, David v.
Harper, $50 Rondo Ave, went to
Bloomington, Ind, to visit with
Mrs. c. d. White. From there he
will go to Pittsburgh to visit his
sister, Queen Esther Smith. He
will be gone for about two weeks.
Mrs. Victoria Stokes McCIerkin
of Chicago was in the city re-
Gently visiting with her mother,
Mrs. Johanna Stokes, and her
sister, Mrs. Norma Lazenberry
and other relatives and friends.
While here, Mrs. Lazenberry gave
a pow-wow in her back yard for
her sister. Present were DR.. and
Mrs. Cornelius Mobiley, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Rogers, Mrs. Belle
Tyler, Mrs. Stokes and Mrs. An
nette Hatton Robinson of North
Carolina.
Mr.. II. s. Mcintyre, 901 Car
roll Ave, left over the past week.
end to spend a few weeks in the
east.
Mrs. Martha Craft of Lewiston,
Mont, who has been in the city
visiting with her daughter, Mrs.
C. w. Patterson, 9O1 Carroll Ave,
left for Chicago to visit with her
grandson, DR.. Frank Craft Jr.
She will be there for three weeks.
She will motor back to St. Paul
with her son, Frank, his wife and
family on July 80. They will
spend two weeks here.
Several couples in the COM
munity met Saturday, July 8 at
the home of Mrs. Jean Roberts,
SIT Aurora Ave, and made plans
for picnic for Sunday, July 16,
and for other summer fun. The
group plans to meet every other
Saturday.
Newcomer!
Florence Luellan is the name
given the seven pound, three and
one-half ounce baby girl born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Brown Jr.,
871 st. Anthony Ave, in Miller
hospital July 3. This is the
Browns second child. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Brown ST., 405 st.
Anthony Ave, are the paternal
grandparents of the baby and
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Brown, are
the maternal grandparents.
Mrs. NJ. c. Clemens, $50 Mack
ubin ST., returned recently from
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Mr.. Hector Hunter of 452 Ron
do Ave, underwent a minor oper-
alton in Miller hospital Thursday,
July 8. He will be recovering at
home after Friday, July II.
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How to dig up more jobs
for MinnesotanS

LIKE MANY OTHER STATE EDITORS Harold
Schoekopf of the st. Cloud Times Is anxious about
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~ 80 6A4la DlO"u, 1Cldll6
a trip to Toledo, Ohio; Chicago,
Detroit, Gary, Ind, Canada and
various other places.
The Senior Choir of Pilgrim
Baptist church had a joint party
of all choirs of the church Thurs
day, July 6. The Senior choir, the
Gospel Chorus and the Young
Women's Chorus participated.
Mrs. Belle Tyler is director of the
Senior choir, Mrs. Arlee Halo
well is director of the Gospel
chorus and Mrs. Luella Taylor is
director Of the Young Women's
chorus.
The Rev. b. II. Hunter of Cedar
Rapids, Iowa was the guest
speaker at Mt. OHvet Baptist
church at both services, Sunday,
July 8. While here, he was a
guest at the home of Mrs. I. r.
Hagan, COL Carroll Ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Estes of
Decatur, Ill, left Saturday, July
8, after spending some time in
the city visiting with Mrs. Estes
aunt, Mrs. Emma Hood, 1926 N.
Chatsworth.
About 20 guests were present
at the picnic barbecue Mrs. Pearl
Buckner, $50 w. Central Ave-,
gave on July in her back yard.
Out-of-town guest was Mr..
James Parker of Kansas City,
Mo.
Entertaining Mrs. Doris Mas
sic Price and her husband, Will
liam at a dinner Saturday, July 1
was Miss Gloria LaFrance Will
hams, 1921 N. Dale st. Guests
at the dinner were Mr.. Jessie
Gardner, Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley
Harris, Mr.. and Mrs. D. S. Mas
sic and Edith Massie.
James Leroy Parker of Kan
sas City, Mo, is in the city visit
ing with his brothers, sisters,
nieces and nephews. He is visit
ing with his sister, Mrs. William
White, 773 Rondo Ave, his sister
and brother-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. r. Jones, 914 Fuller Ave, his
sister, Mrs. Mabel Farmer, 452
Rondo Ave, and his brother,
Harold Parker.
AdOIph Grossley of Seattle,
Wash, arrived in the city last
week to spend Is or 20 days WIS.,
iting with his sister and brother
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene H.
Lewis, ga Iglehart Ave. He is a
1913 graduate of the Globe Bust
ness college and at present is an
employee of the U. S. Post office
in Seattle. Also visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Lewis are Mrs. Lewis father
Charles Grossley of Monroe, La.
Mr.. Lewis sister, Mrs. Arthur
Brown, accompanied Mr.. Gros-
sley here from Vicksburg, Miss.
They will be here Is or 20 days.
A seven pound baby girl, JAG
queline LaVerne, was born July
3 in st. Joseph's hospital to Mr.
and Mrs. Haywood Kemp, COG St
Anthony Ave. This is the Kemp's
fourth child.
Visiting Mr.. and Mrs. o. c.
Drizzle for two weeks will be
Mr.. Drizzle's sister, Mrs. Grace
Palmore, her daughter, Caroline
and her nephew, lack Wilson, all
of Oklahoma City, Okla. Mrs.
Opal Clark of Burlington, Iowa
was a recent visitor of the Driz-
zles.
On Tuesday, July Is, Mr.. and
Mrs. Rufus Dodd, 1896 Carroll
Ave. will observe their 25th we'd
dipo oppiyarSarv
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. A. B.
Parker, SIS Fuller Ave. Monday,
July 10 at st. Joseph's hospital
was a seven and one-half pound
baby girl, Aleathia. This is the
Parker's 18th child. Both baby
and mother are doing fine.
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industry. "Our iron ore supply has
dwindled," he writes, land the
quality is about to decline, and we
have vigorous competition from
Labrador" He also makes a sug-
gestion: IF we are to continue to
enjoy the benefits of taxes and en-
ployment provided by the mining
companies, we must begin to think
about making it feasible for them
to stay here"
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SOCIAL e PERSONAL
MINNEAPOLIS

Mr. and Mrs Kay Workout of Spokane, Wash, the
house guests OF Mr. and Mrs Sylvester Oliver 3715 Fourth
Ave- So They in the city attending the funeral Of Mrs
Ella Workout, Mr. Workouts mother.
Mr. and Mrs Lewis Miller lila Eleventh Ave. No,
parents of baby GIRL born Saturday July at Maternity Hos
Montana labor news., 1950-06-01
ee,nreas~ surre. MONTANA


p.onl- funnier than anybody. Especially some 81
- /. lvn;,ed States Senators. Take a man IKE oen
~ Eor,.,t Donnell of Missouri. Donnel will tell you ne 5 al
.s.,., .oc;al;.m. He'll tell you he believes IN Tree h'eip' e.
IT, h.fo,- a say "Taft-Hartley, he's backing d pm
- fo,c. the Government to fix wages on the hanon ) an"
". -. tbi. same Senator Donnell who IS now Sponsoring q
In - nal. arbitration of labor disputes compulsory o n every
,a;l,oad and every airline in the U.SA. fis'orca"y' 'ms "'
.... -. fr,, ,t~n toward Government ownership OF an ndnsfy.
c;;.h., Donnrll doesn mean what he says when he talks about
.s..~nY.r or else he doesnt understand compulsory ar
bitration. .xh;,vat;or ali
Is Donnll wants to learn about compulsory aro',ra"on' an
/. Ia, 70 do is 20 back and look over the record ao inc pro- pro-.
lem. of the War Labor Board. For all practical purposes ms
country had compulsory arbitration during the wal I'M M
=, verboten. When labor and management couoh se''e
,h.;, ~ wage disputes. the Government did 1t 0 men oo"1 1
cov.rrment official decided how much raise a company o
s-ant a. The same time. of course, the Government also decloeo
IT, ow much raise a company could charge for its products rrlee
oor,,ol vent hand in hand with wage control 30 did the excess
profits tax. n he
Mavb. Senator Donnell thinks that his trends VINO "
railroads and airlines are going to come Out aheau " an'o"
and airline employees are denied the right to strike n EN-
nloveY. rive up the right to lookout Maybe Donnell 'hhks
~, vii lose f some politically appointed wage board de,
10. how much the next raise will be. We suspect that organized
lsho, could hold its own-at least-when it comes to WIN
ming wage increases from politically controlled wage boards
What administration in Washington is going to deny employees
rs ny;vate industry a raise in IN election year?
We in the LAM. prefer free collective bargaining TO aroi
ration bv Government, even though it leads to some neon
yeniences. even though it doesn I always work perfectly we
haven't forgotten that neither labor nor management was very
happy with Government decisions during the war. we thmf
that both labor and management ar better OIL setting tne'
" disputes. Most Americans agree with us and not witt pen
ator DonnenIs socialist ideas.
Montana labor news., 1950-06-01

Isolated Tract-Public Land Sale
United States Department OF the Interior
bureau Of Land Management Land Office
l24s N. 10Th Street
Billings. Montana
May /. 1850
Notice is hereby given that under pro-
.sions OF section PASS. r.. S., as amended
v section "A Of the act of june 20. 1884
as Stat. 1870. INK pursuant to the
application OF Warren L. Hughes Serial
No. 0s7+0s. Great Falls. there will be Of
tered. to the highest bidder. but At not
less than 50. per acre. at q public
sale to be held at 10 o'clock A. NJ, on
The 18th day OF July next. At this office,
the following tracts OF land.
Lot 2. Sec. .. T. l N. r. 8 W.. P. NJ.
Montana Ia. "a acres subject to provisions
OF Act Of August l. 1916 t60 Stat. 756.
~ u. 8. c. 1901.
Bids may be made by the principal or
his agent, either personally at the sale
or by mail.
Bids sent by mail will be considered
only II received at his office prior to
must be accompanied by certified checks
or post-office money orders for the
mounts OF the bids and must be enclosed
In sealed envelopes. The envelopes must
be marked In the lower left-hand corner
substantially as follows: Public sale bid,
Serial No. 0S740s. Sale. July 10. 1885,"
The person making the highest bid will be
required to pay Immediately the amount
thereof.
Any person claiming adversely the above
described land are advised to file their
claims. or objection. on or before the
time designated for sale.
Any person entitled to claim a pre-
ference right under the first p~rovislo to
said section IA as an owner OF contiguous
land must assert his claim within 30 days
rom the date OF public offering and con
ditional sale to the highest bidder md a,
the expiration Of said preference right
perioC IL no such right has been asserted
the highest bidder will be declared TIT
purchaser OF the land.
william Riddell. Manage,
Publish May rs, June /, ., is, %.
Montana labor news., 1950-06-01

DR PETER o. HOLM. CHIROPRACTOR
100 Pennsylvania Bldg. Phone ,oss.