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SIOUX FALLS. S. o.
Minerva Bridgewater
0S8 No. Mlnn. Ave.
Sioux Falla, So. Dakota

Rev. II. w. Bolts, Jr., pastor of
st. Johns Baptist church contin-
ues 10 teach in all of the various
classes of the Sociology depart
ment at the Sioux Falls College
where he IL required to teach one
class q week as work on his Sem
mar. Rev. Bolts II q Sociology
Major.
Sc. Johns Baptist church Sun
day, March II. Rev. II. w. Bolts,
Jr., pastor. Subject Spiritual Re-
qlirements." A large congrega-
ton was present. Plans for the
3Oth Anniversary Of the Church on
Sunday, March 10th was out
lined. Mrs. James E. Moxley In
chairman. Al the evening wor-
Rhip, Rev. Bolts. spoke on the
LIST Psalm. Each one present took
part In the discussion OF q verse
followed by Q sermonette. MrM II.
w. Bolts. was pianist at both
services. The program Of the
choir at two churches out Of the
city was cancelled for the after
noon owing to the recent storm.
Mrs. John Armstrong. lis No.
Dakota Ave-, u q patient at the
Mckenna hospital since last We'd
nssday after . check up.
Mr.. Monroe Lotion, an employee
Of the Milwaukee Road IN home
for q two weeks vacation.
The Missionary Society. Mrs..
Walter Edgar. president meeting
scheduled for Friday at the home
Of the president was cancelled due
TO the recent storm.
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WAYMAN anne. CHURCH

At Wayman Sunday we were
spiritually uplifted by a sound
and logical message from the
Rev. McKeen, a student minister
from the Minnesota Bible College.
His subject was interesting, timely
and enjoyed by all. He spoke Of
the fears OF the present day and
the hatreds and attitudes super
induced by these fears.
Among the visitors was Mr.. l..
Allen from Kansas City, Mo. In
the afternoon at 4 p. m. we were
entertained by Mrs. Elizabeth II.
Taylor who sponsored q musical
program at Phyllis wheatley in
which the leading musical groups
Of the Twin Cities participated.
The auditorium was well filled
and Mrs. Taylor was superb in her
role as mistress OF ceremonies.
The effort was In behalf of Way
man Church.
Sunday, March 10, will be the
second Quarterly conference at
WaymAn. Rev. Martin l. Sim
mons, pastor of st. Peters A.M.E.
Church, win bring the afternoon
message. The st. Peters senior
choir win sing and each member
Of WRyman In expected 10 attend.
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]. w. Avery
Pullman Vet
Dead az SIS

Funeral services win be held at
2 p. m. at Brooks Funeral homs
Saturday. March 10, for J. w.
Avery, 60. 376 Carroll Ave-, who
suffered q stroke recently and
died In Ancksr hospital Wednss-
day, March 10. =
A retired Pullman Porter, hAvs
Ing served In that capacity for 20
years. Mr.. Avery had lived In g.
Paul for the past 30 years. He was
born In HattlsSburg. MisS., and
was q member Of Pilgrim Baptist
church. Rev. Floyd Massey, JrY
win officiatS at the funeral
He II survived by his wife,
Matte; two sisters, Miss Bertha
Avery. and Mrs. Enola overton of
Chicago; two brothsrS-In. law,
Maze oysrtOn Of Chicago. and sid
nsy Milsap Of 81 Paul; two
nephsws. James Milsap Of St.
Paul and Charles MIlSap Of MIL
waukes; q niece. Mrs. Lois John
son and q grandniscs, Toya John
son, Of %. Paul.
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ORDER ron HEARING FINAL
ACCOUNT or TRUSTEE

In regard TO the Dissolution OF
Workers Benefit Fund OF Mime
apolis- Moline Company.
state of Minnesota. County OF
Hennepin, In District Court, Fourth
Judicial District.
IT Is ORDERED that all persons
interested in the above fund. show
cause, ~ any they have. before this
Court on Monday, April Is, 1850. Al
10 90 n. m. In the Court House In
Minneapolis. Minnesota. why the
Petition of walter Erwin, trustee
Of the Workers Benefit Fund OF
Minneapolis Moline Company, for
the approval OF his Final Account
herein filed should not be granted.
1T Is FURTHER ORDERED that
within thirty days from the date
hereof. all claimants against said
fund, other than those stated IN
said Petition, shall file their claims
In said Court, Proof will be heard,
and claims examined and adjusted
before this Court on April ~, 1850.
at 1900 a m. In the Court House In
Minneapolis, Minnesota
THE ORDER shah be published
forthwith, once In the Minneapolis
Spokesman. and copy thereof
mailed 20 each person OF record IN =
terested In said fund forthwith.
nv THE COURT;
y. v LABellS
Judge
Dated. March IS, 1859.
Spokesman. March II. 1851
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mons, In his morning message
showed us the danger Of following
afar off m Peter did when he de-
MED his Lord. We were made 20
sec that most Of our troubles In
our home, church or world today.
stem from Christians who lack the
power and the voice, TO speak out
In this world crisis. because we've
been following Afar off.
In the church a. well as In the
world. when Jesus Is permitted to
have his way. things happen. It's
not the nature OF Christians 10
despair; Jesus was q conquerur:
he who follows Him close at hand,
viii conquer too.
His subject Distant Disciple
ship was found In Luke 22:24.
After the morning service. Mr..
JAmes Lewis was elected dele
gate To the annual conference
which oonvenes In Des Moines in
October. Mrs. Harriet Jones was
elected alternate.
On last Monday night, the sec
ond quarterly conference was held
by the presiding. the Rev. J. w.
Dixon. See the tabulated report
on the last page OF our Sunday
Bulletin. Il 10 very neatly and
eoneissly done and represents
many hours OF labor for our pas
tor and his helpers. especially the
editor Of our bulletin, Mrs. AIlie
Wilson. Why not file II for future
referOnceH
Flowers on the altar were plac-
Cd there In memory Of the mother
Of Mrs. 8. Brown and Mrs. Viola
Madden. Mrs. Edwards. celebrat-
ing her birthday also put flowers
on the altar.
Mrs Mamie Tucker. employed
In wayAatA. will get O real chat
with our great singer. Marion
Anderson. She win be guest in the
home where abe u employed.
Three OF our members whose
birthdays come almost on the
same day should at least become
better acquainted, They may not
have been born In the same year
but they are under the same sign,
Pisces. &C. 8. v. Il. w. NJ
Have you made up your mind
who has done the most to better
our race, the men or the women ?
Find out Sunday night at the
church when q Mems team from
the Mems Club win try to con-
vince the team from the Jolly
Sixteen. women's club, that they
did the most. W. q. NJ.
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MCsoR City. On.
~ RUBY n MAOER
400 QnaiAh Ianrnnn N

Sunday school was well attended
at So. Johns Baptist church sun
day, with James Burren. asst
superintendent In charge.
Al the IL a. m. services. the
pastor. Rev, q. NJ. williams
brought the sermon. Scripture.
Mark s-37. using for his subject,
Deny Yourself or be Denied. AZ
9 p. IN. the subject used was
Paul. q Servant"
Mrs. Georgia Flemmings IL very
IN at her home at 629 So. Van
Buren,.
Mr.. w. B. Martin has been
confined to the Mercy Hospital
for the past week.
Mrs. Robert Schuler was dis
missed from the hospital last We'd
nesday.
Mrs Lydia Greenup has entered
the Mercy Hospital for treatment
last week.
Mrs. Lewis Ripper was disFnis-
sed last Saturday from the hos
pital and 10 feeling much better at
this time.
Mrs Ruth Harper and Mrs.
Ruby Macer were initiated into
the o-E-S. Adah chapter No. Is at
the last meeting.
A hobby show win be held
Thursday night. March l6. at the
Hardware huilding at 8 p, m. Mrs.
Q. e Martin Il chairman.
Mr., and Mrs. Edgar Penn and
Edgar v. CabbeEl were visiting at
the Cabbell home. $50 So. Jeffer~
son Ave. last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. n Burrell were
happy parents last Sunday after
noon when their son. Donald.
phoned from Los Angeles, Calf
for a chat with them. Informing
them he had reenlsted for another
SIX yeArs In the navy.
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our sincere
thanks to our many friends, neigh
bors and relatives, Rev, Martin
Luther Simmons, Rev. w. p.
Grossley. Rev. II. Reddick, the
clubs Of st. Peter A.M.E. church,
the pastor and Steward Board Of
Holsey Memorial church, The
Hem. County Treasurer and Audi
tors, Employees, the Pragmateia
Sorority of st. Paul, for their
kindness and sympathy and many
beautiful floral and spiritual
tributes during the recent loss Of
our beloved husband, father and
brother, William Henry Kay.
We. wish to thank especially
those who served as pall bearers
and furnished cars.
Mrs. Luella Kay, wife
Martha Kay, daughter
Roy, Harold and Roscoe, sons
Harry Kay, brother
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ApSoKA Couple ~
cAR-YnUck ACCIDENT

Hider and Mrs. Bruce Clifton Of
Anoka, while enroute home Sat
urday night. March II, ran into
q truck which was parked horl.
sontaliy aeross the road. lnJuring
Mrs. Clifton slightly. She was
taken 10 ne. Barnabas Hospital.
suffering from shock and minor
injuries, Her condition at preAs
time was fair.
The truck had been summoned
70 pull another car from the ditch
and when the Clifton car came
along, dus 70 poor visibility. Mr..
Clifton did not SEQ the truck. Both
car and truck were damaged con-
Slderably.
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BETHESDA NEWS

About Those Dry BoneS' was
the subject Of the sermon deliver
ed by Rev. J. 8. Tate. Usually one
can hear this sermon In such vol
une that II cannot be understood.
Many expressed compliments on
the delivery last Sunday.
The message was taken from
the 37th chapter Of Ezekiel. verses
ITO. Most Of these types gives the
congregation 70 understand that
their bones are dry. (stating their
unelesaness) but Rev. Tate left
them to consider whether or not
they felt themselves TO be dry.
Mr.. George Smith Of Birming-
ham, Ala. and Mias Celestins
Murray Of Chicago, III, united
with the church during the IL
O'Clock worship service. The men,
bers welcome the both Of you.
May you work where your hands
find themselves useful.
The Trustee Board brought the
SolOlst Bureau for the evening
service. II was wen attended both
physically and financially. Many
were filled with Boul-shalkinK
songs and received much from be-
ing among such Christian people.
Next Sunday at 8 p. m. the
Royal Jubileers win be sponsored
by the willing Workers. You are
cordially invited to come and hear
these men who are known
throughout the city by their
broadcastS.
On Palm Sunday the Junior and
senior choirs viii have their
Easter program at 9 p. m. This
promises To be q great program
and your are urged TO attend and
enjoy II.
Thought for the week: am not
bound to win, but am bound TO
be true. am not bound 70 succeed,
but I am bound to live up TO what
light I have. Rev. J. 8. Tate. pas
tor.
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ORDER ron HEARING
PETITION TO APPROVE CLAIM

In regard TO the Dissolution OF
Workers Benefit Fund of Mime
apOlis- Moline Company.
State of Minnesota, County OF
Hennepin, District Court, Fourth
Judicial District.
IL II ordered, that all persons In
terested in the above fund show
cause, II any they have. before this
Court on Friday, March 81, 1850, al
10 100 a. m, In the Court House In
Minneapolis, Minnesota, why the
petition of Walter Erwin, Trustee
OF the Workers Benefit Fund OF
Moline Company, Tor
the payment Of all outstanding
claims for disability and death
benefits herein filed, should not be
granted.
Il is Further Ordered, that with
In is days from the date hereof all
claimants for disability or death
benefits against said Fund, other
than those stated In said Petition,
shall file their claims In this Court
Proof win be heard and claims eN-
amined and adjusted before this
Court. March 81. 1850. at 10: 20 O. m.
In the Court House In Minneapolis,
The order shall Be published
forthwith. once In the Minneapolis
Spokesman and q copy thereof
mailed to each person Of record
interested In aAId fund forthwith.
BY THE COURT:
p Tsr,I =; LABslis
Dated: March II, 1850.
CSpokesmAn, March ~, lSS0)
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ST. PETERS A.M.E. CHURCH

Readers. are you rejoicing with
IN over our halfway victory ?
5000 has been put into our d. n.
Treasury since last October. BY
September OF this year we want Il
TO be $4,000. With sincere earn
eat effort and q continuing of our
plan given IN by our pastor, Rev.
simmons and our chairman, Mr..
Curtis Chivers, We win reach our
goal for the year. Let's begin %
dream Of our new church.
The pastor, the Rev. NJ. L. Sim
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File No. 1861
ORDER FOR HEARING PETITION
FOR PROOF OF WILL, LIMITING
TIME TO FILE CLAIMS AND FOR
HEARING THEREON
State OF Minnesota. County OF
Hennspin, In Probate Court.
In Re Estate OF LAuritG A. Carl
son, Decedent.
order for Hearing Petition 90
Prove VIII
1T Is ORDERED that all persons
interested show cause, IL any they
have, before this Court on Monday,
March 17th, 1850, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
in the Court House in Minneapolis,
Minnesota, why the petition herein
filed, Of Carl George korum, OF
Hennepin County. Minnesota for
the allowance of an instrument pur-
porting to BIO the last WIN and
Testament OF said Decedent and the
probate thereof and for the appoint
ment of himself as Executor, should
not be granted.
order 90 FILE Claims and for
Hearing Thereon
1T Is FURTHER ORDERED that
within four months from the date
file thair claims in this Court
Proofs will be heard and claims ex-
amined and adjusted before this
Court on Monday, July ard, 1850. at
10 o'clock A. NJ, in the Court House
In Minneapolis, Minnesota.
These orders shall be published in
the Minneapolis Spokesman and
copies mailed according to law.
(SEAL OF PROBATE COURT)
WITNESS the HON James @. Ks-
hoe, Judge OF Probate Court,
this 27th day of February, 1850.
Ernest p. Loren8
Clerk of Probate Court,
johnson q IldstAd, Attorneys. 1905
Rand Tower.
(spokesman March :, 10 q ~
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IN MEAaORIAM

In loving memory Of my h1s-
band, Ellis H. Payne, who passed
away, March n, 1944.
Six years Of silent sorrow,
Six years Of grief and pain,
have suffered since you LEFT
me,
Life has never been the same.
Friends may think have
forgotten
When at times they see me
smile.
Little they konw Of my
heartAche
That my smile hides all the
while.
There my love win still hnger
In the spot where you are laid
Who win come and scatter
flowers
On the grave that Christ has
made.
Sadly missed by wife, Della II.
Payne.
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k,N0S7Rdoekl

File No. 7367S
ORDER ron HEARING PES
FOR PrOOF OF WILL LIMlIlN9
TINE TO FILE CLAIMS AND FOh
NEARING THEREON
state Of Minnesota. County Oh
Hennspin, In Probate Court ~
Order for Hearing PStitiOn to
Prove VIII
IT Is ORDERED that all persons
interested show cause. II any they
have, before this Court on Aono9y'
March "a, 1850, At o'clock +. -.
In the Court House In MinnsSpois,
Minnesota, why the petition herein
fIied. OF Louise DahlkS for the al
loWanco OF an instrument puTport"
ing 10 be the last WIN and Tssta-
ment Of said Dscsdent and the pro-
bate thereof and for the appoint.
msnt Of herself ~ E1seutrix. should
n0 oSS.S a. vie Claims ana for
Hearing TheEoon
IT IL FURTHER ORDERED that
within four months from the date
hereof all creditors OF said Dscedent
file their claims In this Court.
Proofs will be heard and claims ex-
Amined and adjusted before this
Court on Monday, July Srd, lgsS, ~
10 o'clock A, NJ " the SSur' h"u'S
These orders shall DO published
In the Minneapolis Spokesman and
copies mailed according 70 law.
(sEAL OF PROBATE COURT
WITNESS the HON. James q. ke
hoe, Judge OF Probate Court
this 23Td day OF February lSeV'
Ernest p. LoTSnE
Clerk Of Probate Court
Irving Juster, Attorney. t3A AndTuA
Ispoksnman, Mar. ., 10 q 40
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NEWS BRIEFS
REv. M0oRE Will
INTRODUCE SPEAKER
AY nlAil1ER MFEHlMn

Rev. b. N. Moore. pastor. g.
James A. N. Il. church, win intro
duce Mrs.. Ann Arnold Hedgsman,
assistant 10 Oscar Ewing. Federal
Security Agency Administrator,
ct the dinner meeting given At
e:i6 p. m. Tuesday. March n, BY
the o. Paul Council on Human
Relations.
Presiding AZ the meeting win
DO James oppenhsimsr. president
Of the Council Reservations may
BE- made for the dinner BY calling
the %. Paul Council on Human
Relations. Everyone Ia invited.
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MRS. Mccoy % Daughter
OF william Alien

One Of tho survivors OF William
Allen. - year old Minneapolis
pioneer, 10 Mrs. onie Mccoy,
whose name was omitted from
the HIST Of survivors published last
weak.
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RAYMOND CANNON RETURNS
Raymond w. Cannon, Minnsapo-
In attorney has returned from .
two weeks business trip 10 Cali
fornia. While on the coast he
visited briefly with his parents,
Mr.. and Mira. Mack Cannon OF
Los Angeles
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Lest Rios Mold
For Mrs. Williamson,
30 Yaars RasldaMs

Last rites were held Tuesday,
March II. at Brooks Funeral home
for Mrs. Birdie II. Williamson. o.,
27s w. Central Ave, who died
Saturday. March II.
The Rev, ID. ~. Moore oGfIcIated
at the funeral. and Mrs. Moore
furnished the music. Mrs. William
ron had lived In 90. Paul for about
% years. She In survived by q
brother who lives In Kansas City.
Mo. Burial was at Forest cemo-
terry,
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NEWMAN ADDRESSES
0 O'CLOCK CLUB

A. the March II meeting Of ths
Q O'Clock club. 90 ysar-old orEani.
Eation at DaytoH'S Oak Room,
Cecil Newman, editor Of thu
Spokesman and Recorder news.
papers was the speaker.
Mr.. Newman spoke on Credit
and Debit side Of Americas Min
GRITTY Problem" lie was introduce
ID by Philip Duff. uoe-prealdent
Of Archer-Daniels Co.. and club
president.
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AL the downtown st. Paul the
big store CAVERN What nsws just missed several people In st.
Paul. hum j. RI
You've probably noticed bold spell today
st. Pacs Day hope everyone lovely weekend. you
have little time TO look
news naturally
concerns you See you around. Il hope)
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SUMMONS
State Of Minnesota, County OF
Hsnnepin; District Court. Fourth
judicial District.
Anna GanEe, Plaintiff.
VS.
Earl c. 0RnKO, Defendant.
THE STATE OF MINNESOTA TO
THE ABOVE NAMED DEFEND
ANT:
You are hereby summoned and re.
QuIred to answer the Complaint OF
the plaintiff in tho above entitled
action, which complaint has been
filed In the office Of the clerk OF
said court In said county and state,
and to serve . copy OF your Answer
to the said Complaint on the sub
scriber at his office In the City of
Minneapolis, in the County of Hen
nepIn, State OF Minnesota, within
thirty C3O) days after the service of
this Summons upon you, exclusive
Of the day of such service; and II
you fail to answer the said Com
plant within the time aforesaid, the
plaintiff In this action will apply TO
the Court for the relief demanded
in said Complaint.
Dated February -, 1850.
THEODORE s. BLOOM
Attorney for Plaintiff
1907 NIcollet Avenue
Minneapolis, Minnesota.
spokesman March !, 10 4 I'D
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HaREy JORkIns PWR0EGl
Maid kamReh ID

Funeral services were held at
Brooks funeral homo Thursday,
March 10 for Harry Jenkins, II.
004 W. Central Ave-. who died
Monday, March ~ at Ancksr hos
pitRl. Tho Rev. n. q. Harris, as
sistant pastor at Ne. oiivst Bap-
list church, officiated at tho SER
vices. Burial was ct Forest Gem
etery.
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DID you KNOW
From Crisis AIAgaxlne

EhOA1 NhADAs A4@BS
That more whites migrated
from the South during World War
II than Negroes.
That the first Negroes to be ap-
pointed to both the military and
the naval academy were from
South Carolina? James w. Smith
was appointed to West Point In
1870. John Henry conyerS TO An
napolis In 1871. First Negro TO
graduate from West Point was
Henry o. Ripper Of Georgia, In
1877.
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Twin ,.City Flashes
by Charlotte Psrtost

There's dear little plant that grows In our iSIe,
Twas g. Patrick himself sure that set 10;
And the sun on his labor with pleasure ana smile,
Montana labor news., 1950-03-09

4
Johnson. trustee. Louis Buch. custodian.
J W. Gillette. natl. delegate
o..,,,o rn,, 7-a Meat. ,s, and
=, r,a..as ca~n.n,s,.. u.u
So, 80. ~ n p-o,,.r. v,c.
~ -. ~ h,.
49,
"
Painters-H. c. Hoilaha' pres II eiasue'
o.,,t,,
,raas Meets every Monday. Eagles
- No. ,o,.
Plumbers unio1' Local. no u AGA -"
Donald prest' iho"As In' M
rec secy.. Albert Eva. treas. meets
a,.rv Monday at q n NJ ,r the Car
-. NV
Printing Pressmen-Meet -
of month at carpenter NAL
Holland pres oo :"
u p,a,,.
la m Mn lL-0
o'eep - go, co. -,rsa.
num- Y ,.,o
rhohe @i'o
Stationary Engineers No. SO o. the I. o..
OF NJ. NJ. q 8. w.-Meets every Thurs
dav. 7.3o D. m. office Ard meeting
place Miners Hall. Box 6S John Oil
~ mccall roc secv. Henry
yamna ,o,y treas
ITe~achers-Meets ISL n'o ',. !,
pn,,e y s Maurice Driscoi.. Pres. 1887
vale Ave Marie Clifford vlee-pres
uo-y McNeus sec; ftedh 1fethe@ey.
rxoas ao,- Keokug.
rtn,on
Local ED Curran. pres Earl wives
vice president. Carl Frede7irks' treas
, Denny Sullivan, 1913 N Excelsior sees
< pane pouleau. Az w. Park bus agent
rn,on meets I'd Tuesday eaih month a
M,,sc,ans. Hal.
Montana labor news., 1950-03-09
ROSTER OF BUTTE UNIONS

,eta. guide. Meets lst and Sd wednes-
days. 3 p. m. Eagles Hall.
Baficndcrs Meets a, ia E Park St. "a
MONDAY at s pm Fan Ncyin pres .
d J. o'Connell. rec. sec. D. Holland,
sec.-treas. N. Main.
~Bolermakers- Meets LIST and Sd Tuesdays.
: 80. Good TemplGrs Hall. 2l5 N. Main.
Harry Shaf.er, pres, Charles Carrie.
y.ce-pre. lie lie johnson. Fin -secy-
Leo MlchalSky. treas; Cliff Treloar
rec -sccy.; George Blair. John Dausis.
AT Gerry. trustees
Brewery Workers - Tm Maloney. pres.
John Wald. yice-pres. JOIN D. O'Brien.
scc-treaS.. 202l Wall St; Joe Keefe. re-
cording sec AMOR Nelson. So -at-arms
Phone 4il2 Meets lst Wednesday, Car
penters' Hall.
Bridge. Structural & Ornamental Iron
Workers Joe Caps. pres. 1913 W. Park
St. rec. -secy Reg Peters. 26l6 Harvard
Ave. flu. sec. and B, A. Hubert Ben
jamin. 20l8 Phillips Ave. Meets I'd AM
4th Mondays at Carpenters Hall.
Building Service Employees. Local No
i69, Fred Searle, pres George MacIn.
tosh. yice-pres.: John II. Driscoll. 81
West Granite. sec. aud business agent
Phone 2-2l55.
Butchers 1893 Meets I'd Wednesday. Eagle.
Hal. Ed Pesanti. pres; Ed Johnson. vic'
pres: James Lunney. fin. Sec: Jo'
Dsiscoll. rec.-secy.; Robert stroxxie
guide. Owen Williams. guard.
Montana labor news., 1950-03-09
Roster Of Anaconda Unions

Central Labor Councn - Meets "a a"u
4th Monday. AoH Hall, john MosuS'
pres; Eugene Mcbride. vice pres
walter N. Riley. sec Ed Kelly treas
F. G. De La Hunt, sgt-at-arms' haio.-
Erickson. Henrietta Schrapp' ana James
Rice, Trustees.
Plumbers Union Local No SIS .
vanisko. Pres. d MURPHY Nc'f'
II E. Schrapps. Secy-Treas = = D''
1871. Nets second TUESDAY y =" -"
in the A. o II. Hall.
reamsters-Meets lst and 3ro lha'soAs'
Carpenters Hall. doVns's''s' 70
Dunno. pres: Tom vanisko wee pres
George Porsman; John Mosus. sees'
bus. agent; Ray Sullivan. Goa q WAT
John Cardinal. George Forsman' jane
Donovan. trustees.
Montana labor news., 1950-03-09
Roster of Great Falls Unions

County Trades & Lahot Assemol,
IS Friday. Carpenters Hall b l
siese.stz pres Box 2o73 Leo Stewart
y.,e Pres JOHN Eyanko, lr, Rec Sec
1881 Nilam Davey. treas. John nu'
sax ! / Price, NJ r, Webster. JONI
Wei Maaae Baxter, ESes Roard wa
tel l)ttld,on serg-at-arms
Greai al Baildlng & OBSTRUCTION
Tssa ca Wel Ben SIMS. pres. 81
5a Aee 5 Earl Talbot vice pres
III Ave n F n Brtitcn. secy
Ttt4 &c FIRST Ave S Harvey Ros
Madison. sefe-at-arms. 7iA an Ave. $
Ma,tN rletmird. Joe Duncan c cas-
SOY. trustees