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Montana labor news., 1950-06-15
Morse Smites Smear
Artists; Foe Of TIL
Wins Election Easily

One oi labnr'> strongest friend,
ha, won denomination 10 the United
states Senate.
He l. Republican Wayne Morse
pr Oregon Morse. >taunch Toe OF
the TAFT HARLEY law. was renomi-
mated b, a bigger margin e to -
May - than he gained in the pri-
mary election six years ago when
he iirsi ran ior office.
Morse. like Sen Claude Pepper
in Florida and Sen Frank Graham
IN North Carolina. had to light OPP
ponent> who were backed heavily
b, big financial interests and who
| used the technique Of smear.
Morse described the battle against
him a. the worst smear campaign
in . wears" His enemies vent SO
wild as to compare him with Klaus
Fuchs. the atomic spy Both are
brilliant" they smirked.
The TACT that he bowled over two
ithcr candidates should give reac-
uonarie, elsewhere in America
pause Tor thought Perhaps they
had better change their tactics from
that oi calling James 10 that OF de-
hating the issues.
Morse has fought Tor the worker,
the farmer and the small business
man tie school child the housewife.
and the old folk.
Morse has fought against mo.
n%upoly. imitation and tax cuts for
the rich. tearing apart the Labor
Department, high electric rates and
rent gougers.
As a matter Of fact. Morse voted
right on every single issue which
Labur's cague Tor Political Edu-
cation consider, a key measure III
the Slst Congress. He was right
on II ont uf - key measures III the
Nlth Congress.
The Oregon independent voted
against the Tait-Hartley Act = a,
he did against the Case bill 10 re-
peal the Norris-I.aGuardia Act and
the Wagner Act And last year
Morse voted lor the Lucas amend
men, to TIL TO abolish injunciions
aud against the substitution ul
senator TAFT, anu-labor provisions
ior the Thomas bill 70 repeal Tart
Ilartlcy.
Mor>e'> opponent IN the genera
election III November will be Flow
ard l.atourcttc OF Portland. La
,ourctte i, a former Democrat,
national committeeman.
Montana labor news., 1950-06-15
Wright Assails Critics
OF Welfare State

Nl.W BRUNSWICK. \. In
an address before Rutgers lniser-
>it, labor institute on June II. As-
si>tanl Secrctar, oi Labor Ralph
Wright vigorously assailed those
Who dcery the loss oi liberty re
,ultine from 4 governmental polic,
ii social legiSlaiion-the so-oalled
welfare state.
The libcrt, these "hackward-look-
ing. ,inelc-track minded economic
royalisls' really want is the liber
~ to run our private enterprise sys-
tenn in any manner big business
wishes. and public he damned,
Wright charged
Such critics assail the social and
economic programs oi the admins
stration n a welfare state. Wright
declared But what are the liher
tie, the welfare state has taken
away he asked Then. answering
his own question, he enumerated
The liberty OF big business 10
exercise power Just Tor the sake o'
power.
The liberty ior them Ia control
all credit and exact uSuriou, rates
The liberty To completely mamp-
ulate eur economy and keep a lew
million unemployed. unions weak
and workers s%ervile.
The liberty to force helpless
workers to sign yellow dog con
tracts and work ior coolic wages,
The liberty to employ child labor
in swcatshops l. aud Il hours :
day.
The liberty to have kept com
pany police and thugs. industrial
| spies. kept JUDGES. and telephone
call injunction>.
The liberty not 70 pay social SC.
{curity, unemployment insurance. att
wurkmcn'S compensation taxes.
The liberty To have the banking
system operated So the people peri
| odicallv lose their savings. and tn
| stock markets 50 the small investor
lis Systematically and mercilessll
llceecd.
The liberty to have a Congress
accountable only to the few
Legislation the last Il years ha'
raiseG the nations Standards .
living and the social aud cconomi,
level, to ne,v heights. the asSis'an
secretary dec'a'ed
III raised business levels far be
yond anything previously known
Our gross national product has beer
raised IRON S55.S billion i'll 1888 Il
S157S billion in 1910. The first quar-
ter oi this year it was at the rat
(of 5000 billion. Personal lncom
OF the American people is at a rec
ord level. Bank and insurance A.
sets are at new highs. Bushes
profits are breaking records.
This has been DONE Wright ado
cd. without interfering with ot
liberty. In TACT il increased libert
and freedom from want, hunger, an
lear Tor millions and millions ,
our people.
Montana labor news., 1950-06-15
Hungry Horse to
Help With Power

SPOKANE. Wash. NpproNi-
matcly l42,Ou kilowatt, Of power
from two hungry Horse generators
will be available By December. 1852.
to help meet Pacific Northwest VIII
ter peak loads. as the result 81 an
accelerated powcrhousc construction
program now going into effect at
Hungry Horse project, G. II. Span
Ger,
Speed up d the powcrhouSc sclied.
ulc. which i, being accomplished
under an amcndatory agreement just
signed BY the Bureau Of Rcclama-
ton and Gcncral-Shc Morrison,
prime contractor ior The multiple
purpose dam and power plant. will
save nearly one year on installation
Of the first two 7l.250-kilowatt gen
erators. and Will result IN a net re-
turn to The Federal Treasury OF
more than Sll5,00o. Although the
accelerated construction program
will increase the cost Of the project
by about Sl55.000, this increase vii
&c more than offset BY additional
power revenues III excess oi $500
loco.
Major item in The accelerate
powcrhouse construction schedule
will be the use q structural steel lo'
powcrhouse wall columns ro"l slrd
crs and crane rails instead 81 rem
forced concrete. \ metal rooi des'
viii also be used instead ~ Z IS
miorccd cohcretc iooi' ''''N'
changes WI perihi' c'vN.'oN - u''
Framework Tor tne poWe'''oi'V w
crstructnrc during INC M'il,Si =
l9oO-l9ol wlleil y Woniu oc ''HPoS
Sible to place reinforced e"'V'c''
due to cod weather.
Under the new son W.
schedule the two z'o-'on 'favs''n'
cranes ~ INC poWci'ouse W.. =
ready Tor use hy lniy i i9'l. ~,
VIII makc y p"sslp'e y sV"'' "'N'''
iailon 81 US llINl 'm''n', -
summer q i7'l' 'ne ui''u ~
iourth turbines WI q n's''''e" :
49, lhc Tour ioa'oVV nolS,p'"'
turbines are he'ns 'uln's'Va y y
AliiN-0 manners NIa'u,aS'V'N'S ~
pany uuucl 4 - 'o""u '''''"N
Montana labor news., 1950-06-15
Here How to Beat
Taft-Hartley Law

The National Foremen'S Institute
SAYS that Tor the bargain price ~
$40 it will send employers a manual
ON how to wise up on Tait-ilartlcA
and really crack down on labor VIII
il.
The. Oregon Teamster' com
mcnts. Unions offer this counter
plan to their memberships For th'
bargain price oi one visit to your
voting booth you can get nd o
Tait-Hariley By voting against th'
Taft-Hartley Congressman in you'
area"
Montana labor news., 1950-06-15
Nature Is Wonderful

What kept the crews ot-nld sail
ing vessel, from having ,enrv'
The Nitamm , II POTATOES. Just be
cause we've recently discovered the
vitamins il iood doesn't mean ia
tire didn't think d them first
By the way. don't cook Your pc
,alocs ahead Twenty iour hours al
,ei cooking they lose hall their vita
mn { content And when possible.
cook them with their Jackets on.
Montana labor news., 1950-06-15
Bread. on the Water

Ever, fourth LOAF oi bread con
sumcd IN Marshall Plan countrie,
during the past two years was
made possible with aid furnished by
the United States. In addition Il
making friend, over there. it made
Job over here
Montana labor news., 1950-06-15

4 person who isn't registered
isn't a iull citizen. He's simply q
lazy and Indifferent American.
Montana labor news., 1950-06-15


From the Plumbers ior J. Elliott
On motion delegate elect present
we're obligated and seated. The min
utes oi the previous meeting were
read and approved.
Communications
From William Green. recommend
ing that we write our Congressman.
urging them To vote ior the extern
sion oi rent control. All affiliated
unions are urged to wire the Nena-
tor, and Congressman urging con-
tinuance oi rent control.
From the Minneapolis Central
Labor Union that they have placed
the l.. {. Smith and Corona Type
writer companies al Minnesota on
their Unfair List and request that
wc cooperate and support this action
i'll every way possible.
On motion referred In the. Grey
ancc committee.
From Congressman I'Ewart and
Mansfield that they will furnish Us
with further information on trade
with Iron Curtain nations. Filed.
From the Local Joint Executive
Board oil Portland. Oregon. that the
Imperial and Mallory Hotels 81
Portland are on the Official Cniaii
Lists with the Culinary Crafts anc
the Central Labor Council. Dele
gates we're advised to take note.
From the United Steclworkcrs IL
answer to our letter asking that III,
Steelworkcr> leave Great Falls. On
motion referred to the Mill ant
SmelIermcn
From Senator Murray and Cong
rcssman D'Ewart acknowledging
cur letters urging support OF am
mcndmcnts to fI.R. 5000, the So
cial Security bill. which have beer
suggested BY the American Fedora
ton oi Labor. Placed on file.
Committee Reports
Walter Davidson, reporting TO
the Grievance committee recon-
mcnded that we write Bert Gib
bons. vice president OF the Cnio'
Oil company at Oh West 9Th stree
Los angeles, protesting the anti
union policies at the Petrolcu'
building. The committee also pr
no the I'VE do not use Union Oh
stickers. On motion recommends
ion OF committee was concurred II
Roll call and reports Of delegate
Special Order of Business
Professor John w. Swackhamci
secretary Of the Montana Labor In
%,titute. spoke Oh the coming l-abo
Institute OF Missoula, He urged a
unions to send a delegate 10 tn
Institute which Will be held on tn
.,rd, l,h and 5th OF August al tn
State University 1t Missoula. \
unions are urged 10 make a irnai
,ial contribution to the institute.
Good and Welfare
Mr.. X. Webster reported ;r u
Community Council.
Announcements
Demand the Samuel Gompcrs =.
stamps during the Compcrs Center
nal.
Adjournment al o:l5 p. N.
John Evanko, lr..
Secretary.
Montana labor news., 1950-06-15
BUTTE BUILDING AND
CONSTRUCTION
TRADES COUNCIL

1--WE Do Not Patronize List)
LUCKY BUG SPORT SHOP
ol7 Utah Ave.
SNYDER AUTO REPAIR
Corner of Cobban Ave. Il CALI.
JOE TORPEY, PLASTERER
South of the City.
KENNETH PARMALEE
947 w. Woolman, Parmalee
Plumbing Co.
P. ]. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
and Jackson Streets.
Z GIROUx Arizona
and First Streets. (.
Builder.
JOHN MARKOvICH-Home
Builder. Home Address 2l23
George Street.
Montana labor news., 1950-06-15
Cascade County
Trades and
Labor Assembly
Meeting of June 9, 1850

Meeting was called 10 order At
800 p. m. by Secretary Evanko. Roll
call OF Officers showed President
Steinmetz and Vice President Stew
art were absent. John Dusak was
elected president pro TEN.
Credentials
From the Plumbers ior Elliott.
On motion delegate elect present
we're obligated and seated. The min
utes oi the previous meeting were
read and approved.
Arkansas State press., 1950-09-29

are proud parents Of baby girl
born September IL Mrs. Annie
Atkinson and daughter. Gloria
Mae, were among the persons who
attended the Penix reunion last
week Bonnie Archie left last week
for his home in Detroit after an
extended visit here with home folks
Marvin Tyler spent a night last
week with Robert Lewis and Cla-
renee Harrison, They attended So
cial given at the Oct school Mrs.
Elmira Matlock and daughter, Ma
rie. were in Little Rock last week
on business Mr.. and Mrs. William
A. Harrison are the parents of
baby boy born September II. He
was given the name Harry Leon.
. Rev G.. ]. Hardin of Detroit was
the guest Of his mother, Mrs, Ella
Hardin, recently z... Misses Helen
York and f. York are back in the
city after spending the summer IN
st. Louis and Detroit. Mrs. Chas.
Cooper and children left last week
for Nevada where she Will Join
Mr.. Cooper who is working there.
Rev. and Mrs. G. S. Jackson of Ari-
iona visited friends in the city last
week.
Arkansas State press., 1950-09-29

nita Gresham left by plane last
week to join her husband in Cali
fornia ....... Mr., and Mrs. Henry
Goodwin wish to thank their many
friends for their kindnesses dur
ing the brief illness of their daugh-
ter, Dorothy Goodwin, who passed
September a.. Mrs Lessie M, Ma
son returned from the Women's
Religious congress, She reported
an enjoyable trip....Notiee has just
been received that the funeral
rites for Curtis Harris will be held
at MI Calvary Baptist church
September 20 at $50 p, m,~-.Fri-
day at 800 p. m, the Providence
Lodge K OF p "a will give away
a radio. This affair is sponsored
by the young Sir Knights. The c,
c. is asking all members to be
present..a.A meeting of the Lodge
no. "a will be held October 5 at
the hall, 6l3 Z. B. street come
prepared to pay assessments. o. T.
Legrande, c. c.
-Buv Where Negroes Work
Arkansas State press., 1950-09-29
Crash Victim

Golibaugo0 rum page oue
Edna Anderson and Beatrice Wal
ker.
The Invocation was made by the
Rev. Z. J. Richardson OF Humphrey
The Rev. Z. Welch read the scrip
ture, after Rev 7. J, Taylor out
lined funeral dirge.
Mr.. Fitzpatrick is survived by a
wife, Mrs. Henrietta Fitzpatrick,
and a niece, Mrs Willie Mae Kear-
ney. of Kansas City; and a nep-
hew. William Lee Fitzpatrick. stu
dent at AMIN college. Unable to
attend the funeral was a brother
Harrison Fitzpatrick of Washington
d. c.
The obituary was read by long
fine friend, Miss Eddie Lee Wash
ingtan. Miss Cleo Owens acknow-
dyed receipt of condolences for
the family.
Active pall-bearers were members
Of the Masonic Lodge, and on the
list honorary pallbearers were
Rev. J. S. Smith, E. l., Hoover,
John @. Adams ]. M Smith, Geo
rye Brown. W. L. johnson. p. r.
Smith. E Rice, James Wooten,
Arkansas State press., 1950-09-29
NAACP-
Continued from page one

TENDER a.
I'VE are acutely aware" the re-
solution continues. that victory
over disruptive and sinister Com
munist forces cannot be achieved
by guns alone. If America is to
win the support of non-Communist
Asia and Africa it will have to
demonstrate that democracy is a
living reality which knows no
limitation of race, color or nation
atty"
Expressing hope for an early
victory, the resolution calls upon
this government and the Ameri-
can people to take prompt and eff
fective action to end all forms Of
racial discrimination and segrega-
ton in our military and civilian
life" This means, the resolution
asserts, the abolition of separate
Army units, the removal of bar
riers to employment opportunities,
the end of segregation in educa-
ton, the lifting Of all barriers to
Arkansas State press., 1950-09-29

diana Mrs. Junior c. Taylor hon.
ored her daughter, Meredith Will
son, with a birthday party eele-
brating her fifth birthday. Twenty
Of her friends helped her eele-
brate Games We're played and
pre-halloween clown furnished
much enjoyment for the children.
A delicious repast was served and
the honoree received many lovely
gifts. Misses Zenobia Lee and De-
lois Ford assisted the hostess =.a..,
Mrs, J. F, Williams and Mrs. Will
lie L. Greenlaw attended the wedd-
ing of Miss Ruth Chambers of
Goldlake and Mr.. Collins of Dard-
nell last week Rev. S. King, pas
tor of Union Baptist church, deliv-
cred a burning message at the HOO
o'clock service last week. Two
members were added to the church
by baptism and one was restored
Arkansas State press., 1950-09-29

ddy and relieve the REAL CAUSE
OF such ailments with HADA-
COL. Get that wonderful
HADACOL feeling everyone is
talking about A big Improves
ment in the way you feel is
often noticed in a few DAYS.
And continued use of HAD
ACOL helps prevent such all
ments from coming back.
Naturally, there's an eXplana-
ton for this. You see. HArA-
COL not only feeds deficient.
rundown systems with extra
quantities of Vitamins B.. b.,
Iron and Niacin but also help
ful amounts of precious Call
cium, Phosphorus and Man.
ganeSe -- elements so vital to
help maintain good health and
guard against such deficiency
sickness.
Seldom Strict Money Back Guarantee
Don't continue TO sufcrl Be
fair 10 yourself 49, start taking
HADACOL today. HADACOI
Arkansas State press., 1950-09-29
Senator Dudley J. leBIuns-the Man Responsible
for the Greet New HADACOl

Nowl Thanks to the tireless eff
forts In scientific research of
Senator Dudley j. Leblanc
eminent statesman of Louisi-
ana and creator of this great
new HADACOL nutritional
formula - it's at last possible
TO relieve the REAL CAUSE of
such ailments as neuritis pains.
stomach distress, gas pains.
heartburn, indigestion, inSom-
mia, certain nervous disorders
and a general rundown condi-
ton due 10 lack OF Vitamins b.,
b, IRON and NiaCin
Senator Leblanc has just
completed a modern $3.50 600
manufacturing plant and a
similar enc Is well under way
so that this wonderful HADA-
COL Will always be available
TO the public.
What the Great HaDacOL Does. ..
No longer do you have to be
satisfied with symptCmntic re-
nei-you can start This rcrg
Arkansas State press., 1950-09-29

says HADACOl
really has put a
stop TO her neu-
ritis pains. She
was In a very
ba d condition
with aches and
pains and un-
able to sleep and
was forced to
give up her po-
SitiDp ne a nrnr-
Arkansas State press., 1950-09-29
Mrs. l.. Critasi, 327 ". I'M Street.
Spring field. Illinois; Il am elated

with the won
derful results
obtained by tax
ing HADACOL.
| had emotional
in digestion,
W h / C h 1 S
stomach distress
and makes a
person feel down
and out. HAD
AHNA
Arkansas State press., 1950-09-29

] seemed 10 feel better. My wife
told me 1t was only my imagi-
nation. but l continued to take
HADACOL and up to the pres
ent have taken IS bottles. Now
] feel fine with no more pains
i'm my legs" (HADACOL is so eff
fective because II relieves THE
REAL CAUSE OF neuritis aches
when due TO such deficiencies.
Why don't you give HADACOL
q chance to help your
Arkansas State press., 1950-09-29

/ could tell O definite improve
Now my stomach doesn't
trouble me at all. | eat anything
/ want HADACOL is wonder
ful. You can see that, If IT did so
much for me after suffering so.
"a big improvement Is often no
ticed within a few days time.
one OF the many advantages
OF HADACOL Is that continued
use helps prevent such stomach
distress from returning. Don't
continue TO suffer. Start taking
foddvD
Arkansas State press., 1950-09-29
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West Rock

The first anniversary of Rev.
Jackson L. Nichols and Mrs. Nj
chols was held at Oak Grove Bap-
tist church September 10 through
"a. The program was sponsored by
the departments of the church. Din
ner on the grounds climaxed this
great event Sunday. The pastor
and wife received many valuable
gifts and total of S265.00 was rails
Arkansas State press., 1950-09-29
Suit FILED. :


dance and cohnseling of pupils
and organized eXtra-curricula ac-
tivities. equal IN terms OF quanu-
ny, quality, efficiency, diversity and
value" 10 those offered white stu
dents. Inequalities In teaching
staff are also cited.
The artery of NAACP lawyers
NJ the suit include A. T,
s .lden, Z. L. Moore, ir., S. S.
4.,binsoa. r. Z Thomas, ir, all of
LLAMA. and Special Counsel Thur
good Marshall and Assistant Spe-
cial Counsel Robt. L. Carter of the
national office in New York.
BUY Where Negroes Work
Arkansas State press., 1950-09-29

much better appetite, eats
everything on the table and
doesn't seem tired like she used
to: Incidentally, she likes TO
take her HADACOL, too" Kid
dies sure do like HADACOLD
Arkansas State press., 1950-09-29

Il mad such q
nervous stomach
l was unable to
eat regularly.
Lots Of times /
was unable TO
hold any food on
my stomach
Then | heard
n bout HADA-
COL After the
first few bottles
Arkansas State press., 1950-09-29

Ml.rilyn Sue, is
five years old
and for some
time lacked pep,
had a poor APP
petite, was gem
orally run down.
Since giving her
HADACOL, We
h We noticed
wond erful re-
suits. She has n
Arkansas State press., 1950-09-29

second bottIe, I began to feel
better and regain the weight |
lost, and suffered no more indi-
gestlon. | now take HADACOL
regularly TO help stay WE'LL"
why don't you try HADACOL?)
Arkansas State press., 1950-09-29

some time after
a wartime In
jury l had been
troubled with
neuritis pains In
N y legs q n d
could not work.
Nothing seemed
TO help me until
I tried HADA-
col After taxi
ing a half bottle
Arkansas State press., 1950-09-29

port, Kentucky,
Nv hen your
stomach Is in
b ad shape as
mine, couldn I
eat, gas pains,
stomach bloat-
ing and nervous
ness, then your
body doesn't get
the proper foods
10 needs. NV boss
Arkansas State press., 1950-09-29
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Flowers Blasts
Continued from page one)
Baker.


Scarlet Scores Board Members
X. l.. Scarlet, spoke in behalf
of his candidacy for reelection
TO the school board, and charged
that for ninteen years he had
tried to help with Negro schools
but was always voted down, and
that he became disguised and quit
the board meetings. Scarlet also
declared that when the proposal
was submitted that the district
should be consolidated with other
districts, that the moving parties
told the Negroes that consolida-
ton was being urged to improve
schools for colo-ed, and that the
same group went u the white vo-
tcrs ana declared that we have
got 10 do something to keep the
Negroes from out voting u.s."
Attending the meeting was cam
G.date Lee parham, OF the opposing
slate together with the superinten-
dent of schools in the Dollarway
School District, Miss Ann Hender-
son.
Arkansas State press., 1950-09-29
ed during the week.
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MT. ZION

The third anniversary program of
Labannah Baptist church was a
telling success. Rev, d, N, McFar-
lin, the pastor, is grateful to Rev
B. ]. Afford, Rev, A. l.. Reeves and
Rev. w NJ, Thompson for the SER
mons preached during the program.
A total of S128.l4 was raised dur
ing the anniversary celebration
Mr.. and Mrs, Freddie Tyson are
home. They have been mentioning
in Chicago w Miss Vicie Mae Over
ton arrived in California safely last
week Mrs. Ida Steel is still on
the sick list. Marcel Easter re.
turned home recently after spend
ing the summer in Ohio,
Arkansas State press., 1950-09-29

told me about HADACOL and |
started taking IL Immediately.
After the second bottle | could
tell a definite Improvement.
Now | can eat anything | want
TO. Best of all | haven't got
those terrific gas pains and
stomach boating"
Mr. John Ceory. $40 UrmIine
Street. Ncm Orleans. Louisiana /,
Arkansas State press., 1950-09-29
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e. DORADO
G. Cutter

z. Y. NuIVtr
Curtis Harris passed Monday
night. He was a member and dea-
con of Mt. Calvary Baptist church
and a member Of the X of p. Lodge
No, 81 Charlie Nelson and Jess
Burns are on the sick list Mrs.
Bessie Clark visited Grambling col
lege in Louisiana and reports an
enjoyable visit.All members of
the Lille of the Valley order of
Eastern Stars are requested to be
present October 10. Mrs. Bessie
Clark. worthy matron Mrs. Jau-
Arkansas State press., 1950-09-29
". 4. Hosmorih, a skilled main
fcndnce man in Waco. Texas:

II almost had to
give up my job
because of suf-
( erin G from
S tomach dis
tresS. | couldn't
hold my food, as
no food agreed
with me. After
hearing about
HADACOL and
combating n
Arkansas State press., 1950-09-29
FORDYCE
Characterization
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Willie L. York has returned to
his home in California after spend
ing a few days here visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Lon York.
m Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Archie
Arkansas State press., 1950-09-29
Nevrs Pons Stomach Disturbances digestion Cas- Heartburn
conspoton ceon Nervous Disorders When Due to Lack
vitomns b. B.. Iron and Naein in Your System!
@hAuALuL> One Of the Greatest Blessings Of the Tines

Mrs. J. Sciessinski, 5If Kruger,
OHunma, Ioica: MY daughter,
Arkansas State press., 1950-09-29
HA M FOR "HAM''

When the Kahoka- Ben rural liz. 4
Arkansas Power & Light Compq
was put into service recently d
customers along the Stone eou4
electric line were SO grateful ~
held a celebration in honor 4
c. Hamilton ("Ham") Moses pm|
dent Of the company, and presa
him with a pig tagged Han
Mr.. Moses is shown receiving
tiny porker from Floyd Palmer, v
raised il.
Arkansas State press., 1950-09-29

be prepared for my ailment, for
II made a new woman of me-"
Arkansas State press., 1950-09-29
Just Few OF thousands Upon thousands Of Interesting Records
Of Folks With Such Deficiencies Who Have Been HELPED

Link Robinson "a steel morker for
orcr 20 ,ears), $40 Lindsey. Neio-
Arkansas State press., 1950-09-29

Mrs c. c. Keller. I629l Frcdcr-
ick drenue. 81. Joseph. Missouri.