Montana labor news., 1950-10-12


telc,i>ion. graphic presentation,
demonstrate, n. and living coopera-
tiyc cxperie. ~ssouhoo and com
muni,y. To-day. "cAl lurant edu-
c~ational program i, "fasp hlch
brings the world into the 1.
from the shops and iorgeS OF
dustr, To the deliberations 81 the
United Nation, Assembly. NJ no
time in the history OF man have
facilities and devices lent them
selves ~ well to the purposes OF the
teacher in leading children into vital
meanineiul experience.
The solution may well lie some
where between general education IN
lis finest form, and the increase Of
vocational programs and job coun-
| selling services. We IN the labor
! movement will continue to tight
against the exploitation Of youth,
while continuing the championship,
begun in 1912, OF well migrated
- $500
vocational development OF those who
will become the workers ri tomor-
row"
The following is the program
| schedule ior the fifth annual con-
v~ention oi the Montana Federation
Of Teachers, scheduled TO convene
in Butte high school Friday morn
iEg.
Friday, October 10, 1850
600 \. M.-Registration
10 90 A.. M.-Opening session III
auditorium. Marie Clifford. presi-
dent Butte Teachers union. chair
man. National anthem and flag sa-
lutte. directed by Bess Stone. lnvo-
cation, Rev. Ricketts,. Greetings
Thomas Morgan. mayor, Butte
larry NJ. Ross. superintendent,
Butte public schools, James D.
Graham, president Montana Fedora
ton Of Labor. Sadie Erickson, ex-
change teacher, Butte high school.
official opening OF convention
Kathleen Mcclure, president Mon
taua Federation OF Teachers.
(, IL. As 4. M.-Panel. an education
al program Tor living in and Tor a
free world. James j. Gardner. Ana
conda Teachers union. chairman
John l:klmnd. president American
Federation OF Teachers, Denver
Colo. Mary Condor, superintendent
OF public instruction. Thelma l.aur
Montana State College. Leonard
Keufield. Montana Farmers union
III. O. Rouleau. delegate Butte
Trades and Labor Council. Lila
IIaity. pTA member. Margaret Am
Mahoncy. Anaconda. Tim Sullivan
lnutte Development association.
1890 Z. M.--Recess.
l.SO p. M.-Second session. JOIN
1 Savage, Great Falls Teachers IN
ion, chairman
80 =. Nh message from thu
! American Federation Of Teachers
John Ilklund, president. Denver
Colo.
2:l5 p. M.-Musical numbers, di
rccted by Margaret Mullen, Butt
! Teachers union.
!, $50 p. M.-Programs OF the Fed
. cral Security agency. Anna Hedge
| man. assistant TO the admlnistrato
, 81 Federal Security agency. Wash
4, %irgton, u. {.
t 400 p. M--Committce mceting'
/ Exhibit. Federal Security agency.
i o:5O p. M.-Banquei. Finlen ho
+ tel Or. Edmund Freeman, Montan
| State University. POSTMASTER. ~
+ Vocation. Honorable James +. Nun
/ !ray. Senator from Montana. speak
5 cr.
Saturday, October IA, 1850
e $50 a. NJ Business session
Kathleen McGuire. president Moi
tana Federation of Teachers. X,
d ports Of delegates Labor lnstitut
Iohn Swack h a mer. Universe
Preachers union. Montana Feder'
ton Of Labor convention, Mara
l. Bcnich. Butte Teachers unio
If American Federation OF leache
,~-lconvention. Kathleen Mcclure. An
II conda Teachers union. JOINT ];
n study committee, Mary McNel
i Butte Teachers union. Reports
I'd officers.
10 80 A. M.-Rcport Of the But
j. Tcachers' case. Marie ClifioI
- butte Teachers union.