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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-12-30
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BY PERCY GREENE

Parish STREET SATURDAY
NIGHT: Christmas being already
here, and most of the spending al
ready exhausted, the kats and gals
In town from up on the ridges
and from out at the folks of the
creek, where on the point of for
'getting about Christmas, while
they talked of plans for New
Years Day, and what they were
! gong to do as a last fling at
| the Holiday Season, until, come
/ the year 1851, and as | was there
hearing as | went for my unchang-
ing bent toward Fish and Beer as
my Satdee Mite Repast, despite
the season for turkey and dress
ing, cranberry sauce, ct AL, /
beard some enightening observa-
lions and some gaudy and lesser
plans for spending the New Year.
but 1t has gone on for all the
years of my memory, somebody
brought up the subject of clog
Jowls" and "Black-Eyed Peas"
cooked with a silver dollar in the
pot for "good-luck," and so as to
stave off being broke again until
next New Years Day; and then
there were those whose talks
was about the Resolution" that
they was gonna make, all of
which said resolutions" as |
could see from the CLINT in their
eyes, dealt with what they'd had
q good chance to do all the past
year, but didn't, and now that New
Years Day was here again they
were gonna try to fool them
selves by the same um-reitted
resolve. AS one fellow in the con-
yersation put it though, and as L
have always had it figured, Hog
Jowls" and "Black-Eyed Peas"
with or without the silver dollar,
amt bad dish to set down to
occasionally, any day in the week,
New Years Day, or no New Years
Day >. but what beats it all,
mongst Aunt Haggar's Chillun, as
| heard 1T is that "luck" idea that
I'VE" try to put into everything,
resting our destiny on some kind
of fetish and when it comes
to making New Years Resolutions,
as one fellow said one of the best
resolutions that Aunt Haggar's
Chilluns can make in this year,
1851, is that "Hog Jowls" and
"Black-Eyed Peas" or no "Hog
Jowls" and "Black-Eyed Peas"
from here on out, even to the end
of time, we're gonna base our
destiny, our end and aims on
work"
GOOD NEWS FOR EVERY
BODY DR.. L. T. Miller, of
Yazoo City, beloved by many, and
friend to all, who suffered
stroke several days ago, is on the
mend. 1t must be so because the
last we heard he was right after
one of his nurses for not giving
him enough to eat.
GOOD NEWS TO MUSIC Low
Frs The famed Southern
aires who have been off the air
for some time after one of the
longest sustained radio programs
in history is back on the air.
They can be heard on ABC Sta
ton from 2:30 to 800 pm. East
ern Standard time every Sunday.
WEEKLY QUOTATION: when
men can freely communicate their
thoughts and their sufferings,
real or imaginary, their passions
spend themselves in air, like gun
powder scattered upon the sur
face-but pent up by terrors, they
work unseen, burst forth in a
moment, and destroy everything
in their course. Let reason be
opposed to reason, and argument
to argument, and every good gov
crnment will be safe. Thomas
ErSkine
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-12-30
SCREEN AND
F00TLIGHTS
BY JUNIUS BETHEA

NEW YORK = Don't let anyone
tell you that TV is not, or has
been hurting the movies, for the
Bureau of Census has just report
ed the film house receipts rose to
1880 in 8 years.
Unless somebody put heads to-
gether and get down to some real
negotiation, Broadway's Time
Square will be minus one of its
biggest essentials music. Local 802,
American Federation of Musicians.
ALL. has served notice to on-the-
spot-owners that there will be nary
note or drum beat, unless some
body forks up 13 per cent wage
and welfare package increase. The
strike occurs, Time Square would
be filled with picket lines instead
of New York's Eve jewellers.
From Hollywood comes word
that JANE RUSSELL'S open
house Christmas will include her
husband, pro-football star Bob Wa
terrified, and Los Angeles Rams
Eleven John Kirby's variety
concert at Carnegie Hall Friday
night was beamed to American
Troops all over the world by the
Armed Forces Radio Service
There is something this column
has noted, and that is the banning
of Lost Boundaries in Atlanta"
which may give rise to some rigid
bearing to other films and the cen
soring of them. The Motion Pic
ture industry, should be free of
censorship, and if movie is clean
enough to be shown in Miami,
Jacksonville or Boston, should be
clean enough to be shown in Chi
cage, Detroit, Atlanta and New
York. There is no difference in the
emotions and reactions of people in
these various cities. They're all
Americans.
By the way if you plan a trip
to New York and wish to snoop a.
bout to some worthwhile drama.
try MAT TURNER" at Peoples
Drama Playhouse. 1t is by Paul
Peters, and though it tears open
some old wounds, it is a moving
story of attempted rebellion back
in the slave days of 1881.
Montana labor news., 1950-06-01

Horse Show. Toronto: June s0-July
2. Scottish Clans Gathering and
Games. Hamilton.
Manitoba: June "a. Order Of the
Eastern Star. Grand Chapter, Win
nipeg; June 1917. Canadian Seed
Trade Association. Winnipeg: June
IS. Manitoba Pharmaceutical Asso-
citation. Winnipeg: June -. Ht.Way
Day. The Pas and Film Flon: June
1927, Elks' Carnival. Film Flon;
June 20. 60th Anniversary Of Grand.
view. Grandview.
Saskatchewan: June 6-6, Saskat.
chewan Retail Merchants Associa-
ton. Regina: June Is. Saskatche-
wan Conference OF United Church
Of Canada. Saskatoon; June 50.
Royal Black Knights Of Ireland.
Saskatchewan Chapter. Moose Jaw:
June SO. United Commercial Trav.
oilers. Grand Councils of Manitoba,
Saskatchewan and Alberta. Regina:
June 1915. Canadian Federation OF
Mayors and Municipalities. Saska-
toon: June 10. Independent Order
OF Odd Fellows. Grand Encamp-
ment. Moose Jaw: June 81. Auto
Races. Regina: June 21-22. Ancient
Free and Accepted Masons. Grand
Lodge OF Saskatchewan. Saskatoon.
Alberta: June 1874. Alberta Ho-
tel Association. Edmonton: June a.
Is. Ancient Free and Accepted Ma
sons. Grand Lodge OF Alberta, Ed
monitor: June l4-l7. International
Gyro. District No. 8. Calgary; June
1922. American Genealogical AS
ISOLATION. Jasper: June 1925. Cana
dian Research Club. Jasper: June
2O-22. Canadian POstmasters Asso-
citation OF Alberta. Calgary: June
%. Institute OF Chartered Account.
ants OF Alberta. Edmonton: June
1928. Lethbridge and District Ex-
hibiti0n and RodeO. Lethbridge:
June 25.July 1. Pi Beta Phi Sorority,
Jasper.
British Columbia: June II. Brit
ish Columbia Medical Association
Summer School. Vancouver: June
$40. Telephone Association Of Can
| ada, Victoria: June 1l-17. 18th b.
| ennial Meeting OF the Canadian
| Conference on Social Work. Van
couver; June Ills. Pacific Coast
Intercollegiate Athletic Conference.
Victoria: June IL. Canadian Wei
fare Council. Vancouver: June 16-
II. Rose and Summer Flowers
| Show. Vancouver: June 1921. Ju-
Nor Chamber OF Commerce. Van.
couver: June 1928. Canadian Asso-
| Citations for Health. Physical Edu.
cation and Recreation. national con-
venti0n, Vancouver; June 1928.
Ancient Free and Accepted Masons.
Grand Lodge Of B. c.. Vancouver:
| June 81. Royal Arch Masons. Grand
| Chapter OF B. c., New Westminster:
June 1927. Canadian Postmasters
Association OF B. c.. Vancouver:
June $3.50. Canadian Registered
Nurses Association, Vancouver:
June 1880. Canadian Bar Associa.
ton Of British Columbia, Victoria:
June 26,July l. Pacific Northwest
Golf Association. Vancouver: June
29-July /. Band Festival. Kaml0ops:
June 30-July 1. British Columbia
Roundup and Queen Contest. Kam-
loops; June 30.July 1. Pacific Coast
Championship Yachting Regatta.
Vancouver.
Montana labor news., 1950-06-01
LEGAL

Is TIE DISTRICT COURT OF TIL
SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF TIL
STATE OF MONTANA IN AND FOf
THE COUNTY OF SILVER BOW
No. 1916
IN the matter o. the Estate OF cahterin,
Rfsn Linz aN. also kAoNn a. Kate X
Lindsay ID ceased
Notice Of Return OF Proceedings Under
Section 81 3024 1928 r c M. l947. Or
Sale Of Real Property and OF Petition foi
Confirmation Thereof
Notice - hereby gwen. that William
Hakala the Administrator with the Will
annexed o. the aboye-entlIled estate on
NAV 9th 1850. made a return to said
Court and ilied ~ The office Of the
Clerk OF said Court a return OF his pro-
cecdings pursuant 10 Section gl-3024
be heard IN Department ! OF the Dis
irlct Court o. Silver Bow County on
Wednesday june i4th. 1850, at ? 90 o'clock
p NJ The land sold Is hereinafter de-
sciibcd The amount bid Tor the real
property is s3.277 % All persons inter
= ted are referred 10 the return OF PEI
titionef 'of further particulars.
me real property sold is described as
follows. town.
Lot numbered Nineteen ,l9, and the
West 20 feet OF Lot numbered Twenty
i20l IN Block Three 49, OF the Emmett
Addition 70 Butte. Montana. and the west
twenty 200 feet OF Lot numbered Three
~ and Lot numbered Four a. in
BLOCK numbered Five 81 OF the Excel
slor Addition to Butte, Montana. making
N all q full lot and twenty feet. to-
etihei with the improvements thereon
witness my hand and the seal Of said
Court this 9Th day OF May. 1850.
COURT SEAL FRANK J CApsF
Clerk
Montana labor news., 1950-06-01
ReaffiEates With
Label Trades

The International Handbag. Lug
gage. Belt and Novelty Worker,
jnion la, rcainliaied with the Union
AFI. Its Union Labe. appears on
Label Trades Department OF the
all urion-madt handbags. luggage.
belts. key eases. novelties .billiolds
and small leather gods. Jack Vie
>elbere j. General President and
Norman Zukowsky General Sece-
reiary- Treasurer OF the International
Union. the address OF which is 1oS
West llih Suee,. New York II. y
York.
1t j. very urgent at the present
time iha, all members Of labor
umons. women'> anNiliaries. and
their friends demand the Union La
bel on every article which they
buy. said Matthew Woll. Presiden,
oi the .AFI. Union Label Trades
Department. and he added, ii j. the
best guarantee tina, they are not only
unlon-made but also that they are
made in America. 1t will assure
union members steady employment
and greater purchasing power. both
OF which are So essential Tor the
permanent prosperity OF our nation.
Montana labor news., 1950-06-01

THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
THE SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF
THE STATE OF MONTANA IN AND
FOR THE COUNTY OF SILVER BOW
0. 1920
steve j. Barich. otherwise known as
Steve .Barich, and wife. Mae Barich,
Plaintiffs. VS.. Colin F. McGibbon. II alive.
II dead. all unknown heirs and/or devisees
of Colin f.. McGibbon. deceased: Mrs.
Colin F.. McGibbon, If such person there
be; Norma j. Anderson. If alive; II dead.
all Unknown heirs and/or devisees OF
w. Pierce. If alive, If dead, all unknown
heirs and or deyisees Of Howard w.
Pierce. deceased: Mrs. Howard w. Pierce,
IT such person there be. and all other
per ons. unknown. claiming or who might
claim any right. title. estate or interest
in. or lien or encumbrance upon. the real
property described in Plaintiffs Com
plant. or any thereto, adverse to PLAINTIFFS
ownership. or any cloud upon Plaintiffs
title there to. whether such claim or
possible claim be present or contingent,
including any claim or possible claim Of
dover, choate or accrued, Defendants.
SUMMONS
The State OF Montana to the Above
Named Defendants and to All Other
Persons Unknown: Greeting:
You are hereby summoned to answer
the Complaint in this Action. which is
filed in the Office OF the Clerk Of this
Court, a copy OF which is herewith served
upon you, and to file your answer and
serve a copy thereof upon the plaintiffs
attorneys within twenty i20l days after
the service OF this summons, exclusive of
the day Of service, and in case OF your
ia lure to appear or answer. judgement
kill be taken against you BY default for
the relief demanded in the Complaint.
This action is brought for the purpose
of quoting title to the lands situate in
Silver Bow County, State OF Montana.
and more particularly de. cribed as fol-
lows. to-wit.
Lots numbered Three 49, and Four a.
in Block numbered Forty-three (43)
OF the Grand Avenue Addition to the
Montana labor news., 1950-06-01

ton. Murray Bay, June 90. North
western National Life Insurance
Company. Montreal; June 27-30.
Canadian Authors Association.
Montreal, June 27-30. Metropolitan
Life Insurance Company. Montreal.
Ontario: June 1-3. Periodical
Press Association. Toronto: June
1-3. Optimist Club. District No. Is.
Ottawa: June 2-3. Canadian Weekly
Newspapers Association. Ontario
Quebec Division, Windsor: June
3-5. United Commercial Travellers
Grand Council. ST. C%atharine: June
81. Canadian Wholesale Grocers'
| Association, Lake OF Bays; June
60. Kiwanis Industrial Exhibition,
Peterboro: June 10. Canadian His
torical Association. kingston: June
1914. Canadian Transit Association,
Muskoka; June 1916. Independent
| Order OF Odd Fellows. Grand Lodge,
| Toronto: June 1920. 7th Imperial
Press Conference. Ottawa: June -
IS. Canadian Public Health Ass0cia'
ton. Toronto; June 16. Radio Man
ufacturers Association OF Canada.
Niagara Falls: June 1917, Toilet
Goods Manufacturers Association
| OF Canada. Bigwin Inn: June 1926,
Canadian Mating Association,
Minaki; June 1920. Western Cana
dian Fire Underwriters Association
Minaki; June 1924. Urban Schools
Trustees Convention, Lake Of Bays;
June 1923. Chemical Institute OF
Canada. Toronto: June 20-23. Cana
dian Warehousemen's Association
Minaki: June 21-22, Imperial Press
Conference. Toronto; June 1928,
Society of Industrial and Cost Ac'
countants. Toronto: June 24-July 1,
Diamond Jubilee Celebration, Cana
noque; June 1928, Ontario Retail
Druggists Association. Lake Of
Bays: June 1923. Commercial TRAY
ellers Association OF Canada,
Minaki: June 26. Canadian Paper
Box Manufacturers Association,
Muskoka; June 27.29. Toronto
Montana labor news., 1950-06-01
CANADIAN EVENTS IN JUNE 4

The following outstanding events
aud conventions are scheduled coast
to coast In Canada during June. &C
cordine to a survey made by Albert
A Gardiner. general passenger
traffic manager OF the Canadian
National Railways. which T all
OF Canada's ten provinces.
CANADIAN HOLIDAYS IN JUNE
Kings Birthday (Natl). June S
Newfoundland: June 90. Royal
Black Knights Of Ireland. Grand
Black Chapter of British America,
St. johns. June 2223. Grand
Orange Lodge of British America,
st. Johns.
Prince Edward Island: June 81,
Ancient Free and Accepted Masons,
Grand Lodge. Summerside. June
27-30. Agricultural Institute OF
Canada, Charlottetown.
Nova Scotia: June %. Annapolis
Valley Apple Blossom Festival
Kentville. Grand Pre- and Middle
ton: June l2-1S. Canadian Cancer
Society. K%entville. June 1917. Can
adam Orthopaedic Association. kel
tic Lodge. June 1919. Canadian
Neurological Association. Halifax
June 1923. Canadian Medical Asso
citation. Halifax. June 22-25. The
Canadian Press. Maritime Region
meeting. Pictou. June 22.2S. Cana
dian Ophthalmological & Otolaryn
geological Societies. Digby. June %
&c. Society of Obstetricians & Gym
aecologists of Canada. Digby. June
1929. Imperial Life Assurance Com.
pany. Digby.
New Brunswick: June $40, New
Brunswick Hotel Association. st
Andrews. June $40. Order OF the
Eastern Star. Grand Chapter Of
N. b.. st. Andrews: June 2l-23
Canadian Seed Growers Associa
ton. Fredericton. June 1928. Mu
tual Life Assurance Company OF
Canada. st. Andrews. June 1928
Canadian Society of Laborator,
Technologists. Saint John.
Quebec: June 1-2. American Rail
way Engineering Association. Mon
treal; June 1-3. Aviation Writers
Association, Montreal. June IA
National Advertising Agency Net
work. Montreal. June 2. lnterna
tional Association OF Circulation
Managers. Murray Bay: June 3-8
International Municipal Finance OF
ficers Association. Montreal: June
SIS. Association OF French-Speakine
Physicians OF Canada. Montreal,
June SIS, Investment Dealers AS
ISOLATION Of Canada. Montebello;
June 5-15. General Assembly Of
Presbyterian Church in Canada
Montreal: June SO, Imperial Press
Conference. Quebec City: June s
10. Canadian Underwriters Associa
ton. Murray Ray: June 1912. I'm
perial Press Conference. Montreal
June 1914. Canadian Library Asso
citation. Montreal: June 1915. Mu
tual Life Assurance Company OF
Canada. Montebello. June 1919
Canadian Electrical Association
Murray Bay: June 1917. Gideons
International, Montreal. June 16
90. Auction Fur Sale. Montreal;
June 1921. North American Life
Insurance Company. Tadoussac;
June 1924. Canadian Gas Associa
Montana labor news., 1950-06-01
LEGAL

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estate -. sam~I n g.t.. II I'M
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iorg,ne ~ 60 $50. go. a.
r,~rt, Ct. n. ,,,-ta- ~. III ..f
as follaus fo.vst
rhat norffor ~ ID. silver K.rs r,4.
ctanr -, = - -.
lode clam f., ~ "a ~ r~.arsH',
North panse y " s|.e..heg
follow -,
peginrtrs -, oo.., 4. NJ.
line Of Quar- s,r.ei o. Is TO-, a.. +,
erly frop- fba so..h-ue.t r,.... +.
Number seven - - psn.t x@,,hs,
seven - of tho ar.,nal p.,t, rn. -
Sic rnrnfns tI.rrs -, 80.
IS minutes W., iffaa to-, -.
south Ell degrees so minnie. W - J
feet thence south loo teet NOR. ~,
less 10 the North line Of Ot4ffy = r4.f
thence Sorth "a degrees 4 mInn,es =, b.,
i3O5 feet morn of less along onar,
Street To ne MACE of b.rnnlng
Said real nronerty Is situate IN sfv,.
Row Count, No.,ana and Il ~, -
real property as i recorded In Roet ies
page i95 OF Deed Record. ~ s-lt,r pS1
County Montana
Also the .olloetue oescfibed hon..h.ii
furniture and fittings ard xharee -,
corporate stock as ~follsUs ,o-wt
Furniture IN front room DINING roo,,
Kitchen Furniture IA fhtee rnops ~
Frank Bins auarfmeut dtSbes and r,,r
ine utensils h kl,ehen and chlna cias
IT. dishes and glasses therein MI a,
which Is in In, rexde.c. a, r,n,ho.
500 West Onar,t street Rnt,e Nn,,ar,
and corporate shares ., gnes - ~
lows. to-vit.
i02. IA shares Of Butte and ceior4d,
Mining COMPANY $500 shares Ncihatt
cIvar 49, tnoo
lovknife Mines Im,ied sooo shars.
Snowshoe Mining Company i4o shares
Montana Mines Fermentation fnnn .t..r..
Montana labor news., 1950-06-01
We wU PAY $500 FOR EACH STRANGE FOOD FACT SUBMITTED AND USED.
ADDRESS, AWoRLp o. FOOD. ,4 East 4oM Street. NswxoRx nv
GREED KEEPS KILLING

The South Amboy disaster Gets
traced to improper equipment ior
handling eNploSiyes-and to lace. no
such quantity should have been in
II place there.
Chicago disaster when crowded
Strcct-car hits double trailer truck
hauling 5000 gallon, OF gasoline on
busy street Fire CHIEF and other,
.or 10 wears have been trying to get
ordinances restricting such trailer
trucks. Press however puts en-
phaSiS on guilt" OF motorman.
Montana labor news., 1950-06-01
PRICES UP AGAIN

observation-disclosures retail prices
oi goods and services bought by mod
erate-income families III large cities
increased , percent between March
Is and April Is. 1880.
All major groups except miscelane-
ms goods and service rose traction
ally. The largest increase "a per-
cent? WAS in the iuel. electricity and
refrigeration group Prices oil mis-
eelaneous goods and services aver
aged slightly lower than in the pre-
vious month.
The Consumers Price Index. as
calculated by the L ). Labor De-
partment's Bureau OF Labor Stats
tics. was los on Npril Is dqSS-,s9l
lp0l.
Montana labor news., 1950-06-01
T00MEY'S FAMOUS FLAPJACK FLOUR
Makes Breakfast Getting Easy-Eating treat
LEGAL NOTICES

City of Butte. Silver Bow County. Mon
tana. according to the official plat and
survey thereof. on file n Of record In
the office OF the County Clerk and Re-
corder of Silver Bow County, Montana,
together with all and singular the lands,
,enrments, Entertainments and appur-
tsnances thereunto belonging or in any
MISE appertaining. excepting and re-
serving all ores and minerals beneath the
surface Of said lands as heretofore re-
served By conveyances OF record in the
office OF the County Clerk and Re-
corder OF Silver Bow County, Montana.
Witness my hand and the Seal Of saio
'ourt this 3rd day Of May. 1850.
COURT SEAL FRANK j. GABSE
Clerk Of the District Court
By Fillmore J. Maenpa
Deputy Clerk
J. F. Enieh
John T. Mullany
II North Main Street
Butte. Montana
Attorneys for Plaintiffs
Publish May II. Is. rs. June /.
Montana labor news., 1950-06-01
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate OF william Kent. Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed, Emmett Lyons. Administrator OF
the estate Of william Kent. deceased. to
the creditors of and all persons having
claims against the said deceased. to
exhibit them. with the necessary vouchers,
within four months after the first publica-
ton OF this notice to the said administra-
tor at Silver Bow County Courthouse,
the sans being the place for the trans
action 81 the business Of said esate. in
the County OF Silver Bow, State OF Mon
tana.
EMMETT LYONS, Administrator
OF the Estate OF William Kent.
Deceased.
Dated Butte, Montana. this 27th day
of May. 1850.
E. j. Foley. Attorney
3l4 Silver Bow Block
Butte, Montana
Publish June ], 8. Is. 20.
Montana labor news., 1950-06-01
RACISN IN AFRICA

South African top court rules that
lin Grow railroad car arrangements
are improper As not authorized by
parliament and designed 10 discrim-
mate against non-whitcs only. The
government said il would continue
to enforce the regulations despite
the court
Montana labor news., 1950-06-01
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

-
No. 1864
Estate OF Richard Common. Deceased
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed, Administrative of the estate oil
Richard Common. deceased, to the cred
itors Of and all persons having claims
against the said deceased. to exhibit them,
with the necessary vouchers. within -four
months after the first publication of this
notice to the said administrator at 81.
Silver Bow Block. Butte. Montana, thu
same being the place for the transaction
OF the business of said estate, in the
County OF Silver Bow. State OF Montana
OLGA COMMON. administrators
OF the Estate OF Richard Common,
! Deceased.
Dated Butte. Montana. this cath day OF
May. 1850
E. J. Foley
3l4 Silver Bow Block
Butte, Montana
Attorney for Administrative
Publish Junel, 8. Is. -.
Montana labor news., 1950-06-01

Uk UNION TO SIGN
Fur and Leather Workers Ia b
tired by Go June |, and headed by
Ben Gold OF national executive com
mittee OF Communists Party. decided
at us convention to sign the TAFT.
Hartley aifidayits. This would m
voive colds resignation either from
Party or from Presidency.
Montana labor news., 1950-06-01
KEEP MOVING

iield men OF the american .Nuto
mobile Association report motor
courts on the increase in resort
areas, but that vacationisr> arc
spending more time on the moye
and less time at a single spot
Montana labor news., 1950-06-01

IL TIE DISTRICT COURT or THE
SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT or THE
STATE OF MONTANA IN AND FOR
THE COUNTY OF SILVER BOW
Montana labor news., 1950-06-01
LEGAL NOTICES

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
THE SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF
THE STATE OF MONTANA IN AND
FOR TIL COUNTY OF SILVER BOW
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1950-12-08
AIl-But Me

American Tel Tel. is appealing for exemption
profits contending such would
its patrioc efforts to help the nation in time of crisis
(of which Mountain States TEL Tel is subsidiary rolled
profits after of $272 in ending
September 3Owhch company admits it's greatest
history The increased profits enabled AT&T digress
from it's traditional dividend the
holders 5000 this year.
Of similar appeal by Cong Wesley DEwart that
mining companies (such ACM) exempted because
they producing critically needed metals.
Other corporate giants their friends be expected
also forward with all kinds why should
be exempted from giving back of money they
and exorng from the American public
of growing economy
Funny thing though, has yet spoken up for Joe
Doakes-except to suggest he pay income
that he ought to be patriotic enough to also approve federal
sales tax.