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Montana labor news., 1950-10-05
|Anh-Labor Policies
Draw Criticism

Resolving that III injustice per
petrated against the members Of one
union is an injury to all union men,
the membership OF East Helena local
72 OF International Union Of Mine,
Mill and Smclter Workers tlndc-
pendent Monday night demanded
that Montana physicians Service
| tBlue Shield Blue Crosse .. I'M
mediatcl, enter into negotiations III
good faith with the Helena Al
lied Printing Trades Council and
Helena Typographical Union Ma.
Us t.AFl.1.
The East Helena >mclterNorkcrs
also instructed their union executive
board to investigate other health IN
surancc company plans and make
recommendations back 10 the union
on eumpanie, that are lair" that
they may transfer their Insurance
accordingly Finally. Local -,
membership appealed 10 other IL
MM&SW locals in Montana - CON
cur III their resolution oi disap-
prevail Of MP> labor policy.
This l. the second time in the
past eight days that anti-lal,or poll
cies OF Montana Physicians Service
have brought forth public condcmna-
ton.
Last week the Montana State Fed
Grafton OF Labor convention. notingJ
that MPS is financed III large de-
gree by policyholdcrs in the ranks
OF Montana organized labor. ordered
It's executive board to request all
MEL union members oi cancel me
di~cal-hospital policies with MPS un-
less that organization establishes
far conditions III is printing de-
partmcnt within 90 DAYS ID, Octo-
Der lSl.
Follows herewith the resolution
approved by Local u. Monday cv-
cning.
Resolution
Resolution unanimously approved
by membership Of East Helena
Mine Mill Local 40. - at regular
local meeting. Monday. august y.
1850.
Whereas. II has come To or at
tention that the Montana PHYSICIANS !,
Service, otherwise known as Blue
Shield Blue Gross, despite repeated
attempts al negotiating a fair
shop By the Helena Allied Printing
Trades Council and the Helena ~
biographical Union, To cover the
MPS printing plant, continues To be
adamant III It's refusal to negotiate,
and
Whereas, the Blue Shield Blue
Cross medical insurance plan in
Montana is i'll large degree directly
dependent upon organized abor.
therefore be it /
Resolved. that We. the member
ship Of the East Helena Local Mol
y. International Union Of Mine,
Mill and Smcltcr Workers. feeling
that an Unfair act toward one union
is an unfair act toward all union
men, insist that the Montana Ply
~sicians Service Immediately enter
negotiations in good faith with
above named printing craft UNI
and be it further
Resolved, that unless such action
IS taken immediately, that the exec
litiyc board OF East Helena Local
u investigate other group plans
u medical-hospita insurance with
aim III mind Of recommending to
our membership that they transfer
health insurance to an IN
company that is lair 10 all
organized labor, and be it still fur
Resolved, that copies OF this re-
solution be transmitted forthwith to
all other locals OF the International
Of Mine, Mill and Smelter
in Montana. Tor their con-
cu%rrcncc."
NOTE insurance committee
chairman al Local II is Ed Bclgard,
Helena local president is Morris
and legislative chairman
is .Nnton Smolc.
Montana labor news., 1950-10-05
FIRST IMPROVEMENT NSOCIAL SECURITY
LAW SINCE ITS ADOPTION IN 1897

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MAJOR Changes
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e mann htagc, are
lust isfsst hcnctii> The people
Montana nRN receiving ,oial ~
Aiit 'Hcfh, Viii itnd the check,
f'a4l'ef 4gi October : will he p thr
sstitte 'teliit per cent sfeAicf
tllai 'iies haze been. For Those Nh'
NIL lsiff' ti'fi inif, rs NfNefifs
Nil he iMloe IS great a, W ibt Pat.
g We t'ei's'
SECOND. broader ~'o'rrase Dt Tan
.nan ! 1851 nisnN Mon'anans, who
hf I" naM itf'f Mt been cpNefed h'
Hl 's'nrii' WI come under tie
'N>''n Ter The lifsi time the non
lafm seii cnpln ed persons ~ bu>i
iie,' ier themselves. such a, gfpc
'is ,i"ff. rtlail store. pr "a, station
9"h'I' VIII nave The opportunity e.
earn security ~ 'nef later hie IN
i,f ne Np'iai >cCufifN system
lhitd Easier cligihilih IN gen
etal y Mill lake les year, 81 social
sesurits ,oN,fare heiure YOU are eli
eihlr "a draN benefits Specifically
pet.ons Nha ,fe noW q pr o,rr and
wlla have htd ,iN quarter wears q
Nesf fnd = halt II social security
s'vtAer ,an and should appls i'm
medtatels ior lrnrti,, ANY retired
worker q IS 4 a, SUMMONS aud de-
p%endrnfs Nll be able t. earn $50
! manti a. against the present limit
~ ZIP without losing then benefit
HiAmem
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Montana labor news., 1950-10-05
Widow with ? Children
Increases Sent Automatically

l0n io NET have % apply iar tie
Mgreasc, they will be sent to you
automatically Ii. ior any eason the
.tnt rca.c iail, y show up il your
oct hef obeck It will show up very
u. n full Recipient, are asked
not 's. start writing for information
%eeal,c the more letter, that have
n ~ answered. 'he slower the pro
pr.ut Will be- in g%et,ing under Nav
Montana labor news., 1950-10-05
BUTTE BUILDING AND
CONSTRUCTION
TRADES COUNCIL

I'VE Do Not P~atronize List)
LUCKY BUG SPORT SHOP
OH Utah Ave.
SNYDER AUTO REPAIR
Corner of Cobban Ave. & Calf.
JOE TORPEY, PLASTERER
south Of the City.
KENNETH PARMALEE -
gE w. Woolman. Parmalee
Plumbing Co.
P. ]. HANRATTY-Caledonia
and Jackson Streets.
HENRY GIROUX Arizana
and First Streets.
Builder.
JOHN MARKOvICH-Home
Builder. (Home Address 2l23
'iecrge Street.
Montana labor news., 1950-10-05
Benefits Doubled in 1852

For anyone Mho retired alter june
l951 a-icW Formula may be used -
utHpuir benefit, which Will ycld
roughly twice the benefit. NOW be-
ng received You can begin b use
'hi. ncw formula lu,t as soon as You
nave worked Sis quarter ycar>-or a
iull year and 4 bali under the new
social security ,s,tem after January
4. 1881
THE minimum primary benefit has
been raised from SO % S21 in most
cases. and the maximum family
benefit ha> been raised from SIS 10
Sl.S0 These changes are long over
due IN bringing our social security
i ,,cm into line with high living
costs
The largest and most important
group to come under the system are
the non-iarm seli-employed. For the
first time the druggist. the grocer.
Montana labor news., 1950-10-05

he following Grocery Stores
they have refused to comply
ith the 8 90 7. NJ Sunday ard
loliday CLOSING agreement
RASK' FOODS
240l Harrison Ave.
ECONOMICAL GROCERY
ITO S. Mont. ST.
FORD GROCERY
21O S. Mont. ST.
WALSH 420 West Galena
We would respectfully request
members OF organized labor and
heir 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., 1950-10-05

Sponsored by BUTTE TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION NO. 1875
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-05-04
Leading Ssshsn

Footballs spring practice = ), IL
under full steam with an abnormal
number Of candidates on hand to
fill a long parade of gaps. In this
list Of missing stars you'll find
such names as Doak Walker,
Charlie Justice. Leon Hart, Emil
Sitko. Arnold Galiffa, and too many
others to mention.
In the 1919 scramble the Mid
west again led the pack, an old
time custom. Notre Dame, Michi-
gan and Ohio State were the three
spearheads who took charge. The
South and the Southeast were sew
eral notches off. The Southwest
was in back of the Midwest. Id
say the East was close alongside
the Southwest in front OF the South
and the far west. Va-
After all, the east had Army,
Cornell, Princeton and Dartmouth,
a good match for anybody. The
west coast had improved over past
years, but the improvement wasn't
too noticeable. There were strong
signs, however. that the California
sector, plus Washington, will be
more formidable this coming fall.
The Southwest expects to have
greater all-over strength, although
few coaches will make any such
claim. As spring practice begins
warming up. the early signs favor
Notre Dame, Army, Michigan,
Tennessee. Oklahoma, Pittsburgh,
Princeton. Dartmouth. Cornell,
Texas and Southern California. %
No other squad could lose as
many good football players as
Notre Dame has lost and have
such an excellent autumn outlook.
Notre Dame is still an odds-on
choice to remain unbeaten. Frank
Leahy's spirited competitors may
not have the depth to go all the
way unroped. but who is to head
them off? 3d..
Army's tive main tests are
Michigan. and Stanford. Army
again will be fast, powerful,
well-coached squad. provided
Red Blaik can dig up . few de-
fensive requirements. his Of
fensive strength Is already In
order.
Pennsylvania loses many good
men from thin squad and the
present outlook isn't any too hap.
by. But the Red and Blue has the
habit Of having good teams, al
though her domination of the Ivy
league was checked last fall by
Cornell.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-05-04
AG Center Sets
big Week" For
MAY 70 Thru u

At the meeting of the "Big Day"
Committee under the Craftsmanship
of w. Lawson King, it was decid-
ed to set aside week for construc-
ton work instead of one day as
was the case last year. The time
set is May goth through 9th. The
chief reasons for changing are
many people wish to help who can
not fit their schedule to a one-day
event, and much of the work this
year will be of masonry construc-
ton which does not lend itself to
one day activities.
The work this year will COM
prise 20 units, and for each the
big Week" Committee will secure
sponsor These sponsors will be
announced at later date. In the
meanwhile, various committees are
going about their work. To the
membership Committee has been
assigned the responsibility of rails
ing $4,000. The Logging Commit
tee is well along with work of Sc
curing 100000 feet of lumber;
much of of this lumber has been
delivered to the grounds. The
Foundations Committee has stalk
ed out and are now digging the
footings on which buildings will be
placed. The grading is advancing
rapidly and by the end of the pres
ent week, the large pond will be
ready for filling. The Athletic
Committee has already planned for
the use of illuminated athletic field
on Tuesdays, Fridays and Satur-
days of each week at night during
the baseball season.
The decision to have a "Big
Week, activity earlier than last
year is due to desire to get rec
reational activities under way
early in the summer, as we'll as
being ready for the County Fair in
August.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-05-04
Army And Air Force
Offer Movies, Speakers

In the interest of promoting good
public relations, the local U. S.
Army & U. S. Air Force Recruiting
Station offers a complete motion
picture and speakers service to
Church, Civic, Fraternal, and Vet
erans' organizations.
Films are available on all kinds
of military subjects with running
time on the average of 80 minutes.
The motion picture film protector
and screen and operator are fur
nished without obligation.
Organizations desiring to obtain
this worthwhile service are urged
to contact their local U. S. Army &
U. S. Air Force Recruiting Station.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-05-04


How good was Glenn Davis? Well
he was a star at football, baseball,
track and basketball for a starter.
He wasn't merely good at these
different games. He was among
the best. Glenn has the finest
mental and physical coordination
I've seen anywhere" Blaik said at
the time.
Davis broke a West Point record
at body lifting in a certain Army
test.
Jim Thorpe? Jim was a star at
football track and baseball. He
wasn't known as a basketball play
err But the red man from Carlisle
was a pentathlon and decsthlon
star at track andfield where Davis
was only a sprinter.
what about Elmer Oiiphant,
another famed West Pointer with
an assist from Purdue? Oliphant
starred at football, baseball, track
and field. basketball. boxing and
fencing. AS we recall his day and
time, Elmer won seven major
medals at West Point.
HE was brilliant at prac-
tIcally everything he tried"
Colonel John McEwan said re-
Gently. The colonel ought 10
know. He coached Oliphant In
football. He was an amazing
product. Maybe he was also .
fine skier and swimmer. I've
forgotten. At the moment
can't remember any game that
Elmer couldn't play we'll"
Barry Wood of Harvard was
another powerful entry in these
stakes. Wood starred at football,
baseball, hockey and tennis. Jack
lie Robinson, the Dodger. infieRder.
ranks high al, football. baseball.
basketball, track and field. He
was U5Cf rs Ass challenge TO the
field.
My 1AYOElte entry was Harry
FisheEs of .Wllliamss EFshers
starred at, football, JbasebalR 4
, basketball. track and field ten
MIS- self SEA " "a m insi and
squash. He had a record Of
success In 10 major sports.
1t will be interesting to see how
far, Glenn, Days cam come back
after, 2. three or sfouE-Eear absence
from. ,eempetitiPn pAt rs with all
his patursl ability oihe should be
able to make it. .o,tA ~, ast.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-05-04
Scarcely

: So far we've scarcely learned en-.
ough about the hydrogen bomb to
wonder intelligently about it. -
Cincinnati Enquirer.
II is hard to have pity and be
wise. - Agesildus.
He that pities another remem-
bers himself. = George Herbert.
II you pity rogues you are no
great friend to honest men. -
THOMAS Fuller.
We pity in others only those evils
that we have ourselves experienced.
-. J. Rousseau.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-05-04
Army Seeks Recruits

The local U. S. Army & U. S. Air
Force Recruiting Station announces
vacancies at the present time in
both the Army & Air Force. In
creased pay, travel, educational
benefits are few of the advantages
now offered qualified your man.
Further information may be OBJ
tanned from the local Army & Air
Force Recruiting Station.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-05-04
Fishy Facts

Here's some simple arithmetic to
help the homemaker buy the right
quantity of fish for her family.
When buying fish steak of fillet,
say home economists of the Mary
land Extension Service, allow one
third pound for each serving; when
buying dressed fish, allow one-half
pound; when buying whole fish, al
low one pound for each serving.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-05-04
Engagement Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles P. Atwood,
912 Viers Mill Road, Rockville, an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Peggy Atwood, to Pvt.
Edward E. Embrey. Pvt. Embrey
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Sumpter
Embrey, 1856 Commerce Lane,
Rockville.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-05-04

I'm California, Sonny Wisecar-
yer, who ran away with a married
woman at IA and another at 16 is
now 81 and out Of work." You
mean there is no future in it?-The
State.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-05-04
Sounds Reasonable

A lot of people are killing people
these days, some of them for rather
trivial reasons. We don's believe
anybody ought to kill anybody with
out having a fair to middling good
reason for doing so. = DIN Miller
IN Atlanta Journal.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-05-04
BY INEZ GERHARD

TWO YEARS AGO Frances Gift
= ford's movie career looked fine;
she had been in about dozen pic
lures. with increasingly important
roles. Then, at the height Of the
New Years festivities, she was in
an automobile accident. She spent
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-05-04

we'll a d d since
records have been
kept"
The argument re-
turns in force since
Glenn Da Wis is
among the leading
nominees. He was
Red Blaik's choice
the i a It time !
talk e d with the
ARMY leader
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-05-04
Safety In The Rain

Shopping for a new umbrella
Consider the safety advantage of
those covered with transparent
plastic, suggests Helen Shelby, ex-
tension clothing specialist. Miss
Shelby points out that when a
transparent umbrella is lowered to
wafd Pff driving rain, yoY1ean still
see!wherel yoi.are goingga and not be
blinded to oncoming traffic.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-05-04
Usually

The meek-looking man is usually
the one who signs the checks for
the more important members of
the family. = Christian Science
Monitor.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-05-04
AlI.Around Star

THE RETURN Of Glenn Davis to
football action brings back an
old argument-who is the greatest
all-around athlete of all time? 1t
must be admitted that all-time is
quite a spell on the calendar. So
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-05-04

A still-operator at Bethel, Mo-,
arrested by federal agents, pro-
tested that what he was making
was not moonshine but a secret ex-
plosive. There's difference?-
st. Louis Star Times,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-05-04

Even the surviving relatives do
not believe most of TIE fiction on
tombstones.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-05-04

agonizing months in bed, never sure
whether she would ever face
camera again. Complete recovery
finally came. plastic surgery re-
stored her beauty. and she has
returned to the screen in Para
mounts Riding High. opposite
Bing Crosby. Ahead lies the success
she deserves.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-05-04

i"ghe freedom Of the air, It Seems,
is not the same. thing as the free
dom of the seas.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-05-04

Riding High, a Frank Capra
production, is one of Crosby's best.
1t is race track story, with Bing
starred as a broken-down vaga-
bond, owner Of one horse and no
money. There is nice little love
story, there are new songs and old
ones, and fine cast, which in
cludes Colleen Gray, William
Demarest, Jimmy Gleason, Gene
Lockhart, Charles Bickford and
Oliver Hardy.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-05-04

Richard u Sherman Jr of Manor Club Rockville
transmission main shafts, here in carrier with Capt
Herman Schieke eft>, of Edgewater Nd
s. Ehlen (ighD of Towson They three of of
ohcersudents and faculty from the Industrial College
Armed Forces Washington D. c. who visited machine shops
and assembly lines of The Autoca Company Ardmore
Sherman is instructor.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-05-04

Michael Balloon, producer OF
two very funny English pic
lures, Passport to Pimlico"
and Tight Little Island" has
done II again with the hilarious
farce, "A Run for Your
Money" This one has every
thing--a good plot, excellent
performances. especially that
by Alec Guinness, magnificent
singing. It's the tale OF two
Welsh miners who win . cash
prize, and les n winner.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-05-04

ODDS AND ENDS RKo's
first big-budset musical since the
days Of its Ginger Rogers and Fred
Astaire successes will be 1.-TWO
Tickets to Broadway" The
Marx Brothers Love Happy"
opened in New York theatre on
Good Friday, show businesses
worst day, and promptly broke
records for attendance Charles
Boyer will star in Foreign Lee
Rion." playing monk In 1.-THE
Great Jewel Robber" David Brian
plays a thief who specialized in
stealing furs and jewels.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-05-04

Little Natalie Woods suede
jacket is something! The young
,ster has it signed by stars she
works with. In mo Sad Songs for
Me" she got Margaret SULLIVAN.
Wendell Corey and Vivecs Lind.
fors; she also has Cary Grant and
Gregory Peck. ..N
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-05-04

jean olHiHlOnS seems 10 De IN
need Of good advice. She was to
have had the lead in Quo Vadis"
but when she demanded a huge
salary and Stewart Granger for her
leading man, M-G-M decided that
she wanted too much. With Robert
Taylor slated for the male starring
role, they had originally wanted
Elizabeth Taylor to play opposite
him, so once more they tried to
pursuade her. Pc" 90
.stgs.e az q. Is 9gS 49, ~
No,,.A .DtV4s ci ~ 4gjtS
ls1' sammy Kaye is ,recordipk a,
s''series Of IA radio shows to step
- up the United States, navy, re-
eruitihg program. The series
will be heard on, 1850 radio
stations 'throlg hout the country,
starting in July. George Hicks
does .'"T n the lssn1PqecuneinE.iye .,re
Following the e. appa.tta Fan 'i Of his
article BE Kind to, Bachelors"
Ben Urauer reports the receipt ,of
letters from all parts of the coun-
try applauding his stand on bach
elordom, More than 90 per cent
are from women. Ben's a most
eligible bachelor. =
George Fisher has Joined the
ranks of radio commentators who
have become movie actors. Fisher,
whose Hollywood Whispers" CHS
show is one of the West coasts
most popular daily programs, also
conducts Confidential Closeups"
over NBC Saturdays. He will make
his movie debut in f. A. Dupont S
The Dungeon" co-starring John
Ireland. Mercedes McCambridge
and Emlyn Williams.
Allene Roberts. who plays the
blind kidnap victim, with william
Holden, in Paramount Union
Station" says she owes her career
to her mother. Mrs. Roberts
brought Allene to Hollywood from
Alabama, then took a job as seam
stress at goth Century.Fox to make
financial ends meet until her
daughter got break. So Allene's
success is really half her mothers.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-03-30

For the families who like their
pie with cheese, this recipe puts the
cheese right into the filling to cook
with apples I'M pastry shell. To,
make Chateau Apple Pie. scaldi I
cup eUdpordtedI milk in double
boiler. Add II ID. shredded proc.
esSed cheese and 1s tsp. salt. Keep
over heat until cheese is melted,
stirring frequently. Gradually stir
the mixture into eggs, slightly
beaten. Combine about u cup sugar,
- tsp. cinnamon, Il tsp. nutmeg.
Sprinkle over 2 cups apples, thinly
sliced. Put apples into unbdked 81
pastry shell. Bake in hot gas owen
(425oF.) Is minis. Then turn down
gas to reduce oven heat to j325'F.
Pour custard mixture over apples
in pie shell. Continue baking until
a sharp knife inserted near the
center of pie comes out clean.
about 1876 Minis. Cool and serve.I
All automatic gas ranges built to
"CP' standards are equipped with
lifetime guarantees for top, ioyen
ana DrOller burners.
AS soon as cooking pressure is
reached turn down the flame under
your pressure cooker. Then begin
to count time for cooking period. =
When cooking fudge, don't beat it
as soon as it's taken off the burner.
Rather, pour fudge into Ichilled
bowl, then beat with egg beaten,
to get it creamy.
Don't be too startled 7 at 1.-THE
amount of lint you get in the lint
trap of your gas dryer. It's no more
than when clothes are hung out
side. Only difference is that outside
the wind blows the lint away and
you can't actually see it.
Sharpen the favor of baked apples
with a PEPPERMINT stick slipped into
the core just before you slide them
into the oven.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-03-30
Mayor and Council of Rockville, Maryland
NOTICE OF HEARING

hearing will be held the 18th day of April 900
in the office of The Mayor and Council the owners
all property located the West side of North
adjoining Block 15, Beals Subdivision Rockville
hearing be held for the of allowing
make their thoughts Mayor and Council
Rockville with reference Construction
and Sewer Mains in Beals Subdivision Subject
The Mayor and Council of Rockville present plan
construction of the said public estimated
twenty $500 front foot twenty
2O front foot for MAN. Duration
thirty The public improvement will be
inch water main and valves and fire hydran
inch main and manhoes
the following properties which will be specially by
provement