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The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1950-07-28

Considerable confusion exists in the minds of many
people result of two supreme court decisions
handed down this week in connection with the late
Lewis Clark county grand jury One of these deci-
isons voided only the 16 indictments against Roger
Porter because unauthorized persons present in
the jury The other decision declared the grand
jury dead duck" of September II and therefore
none of its activities since that date valid
This confusion has been further heightened IN
report issued by the defunct investigating body in
which several highly frivolous and possibly contemptu
Gus insinuations leveled at the supreme court
and the office of attorney general.
While approaching that at least a majority of
the grand jury most conscientious in conducting
months of nvestigatory activity let it be noted
here and now that the state supreme court had
other alternative than to rule it did in both decis
IONS Buck-passing simply will mot work. In these
instances in the illegal ordering of the return of
gambling paraphernaa by Judge Padbury to NJ. Israel
of the DversonColonal club, the district again
acted outside the scope of the law.
In the decision voiding the indictments against
Porter the statutes, bulwarked by earlier supreme
court decisions very plain. So plain in fact that
even layman can understand them. The district
court IN view OF the county attorney being present and
able to advise the grand jury had authority to hire
Floyd Small as a special prosecutor Since it
without authority to take such action it follows that
1t was without authority to order payment of nearly
1,4O0 month to Small for services rendered over
the many months the grand jury in session. (This
brings up interesting speculation The county of
Lewis Clark is out of pocket good many thousands
of dollars on Mr.. Small. Should not Mr.. Small, the
court, or the county commissioners have to make
restitution of the entire of money paid him
a special prosecutor'?)
In the second decision which voided the grand jury
of last Sept l. again. the law very plain in that
a grand jury cannot carry from one term of
district court into another term The September term
of court began Sept II, thereby automatically term
mating the June term of court that date In other
words the district should have called new grand
jury of Sept II.
Referring back to the report issued by the defunct
grand jury yesterday several points bear further
sideration
The late jury advises it believes g. that the i'm
paneing of another grand jury is imperative :"
This suggestion is good Another grand jury might as
its first order of business investigate why the Dist
riot court called the first grand jury and permitted
to continue to function illegally Also, another grand
jury might well determine why Floyd Small was Sc
lected special prosecutor for such nvesigatory
body, Notwithstanding his associations counsel for
known gamblers.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1950-07-28
More Business For Western Union
Sneak Mundt-Nixon Attack
Scheduled
Scheduled

Don't look Mr. and Mrs America, but your civil lib
critics are about to slip away from you.
Word reayed from Washington De- by National
Union legislative secretary Russell Smith, is that the Dixegop
coalition will attempt to sneak the MISREPRESENTATION bills
through the congress next week
These bills though propagandzed Communist Control
bills the American Civil Liberties Union
at undermining everbody right of free speech free thought
peaceful action and assembly, The bills seek to do Indirect
y what the Constitution makes it illegal to do directly AL
though defending the bills
basic principles This violation is dangerously ar-reachng
love America if you believe in the Bill of Rights
want America to continue its traditional democratic meth
od THEN behooves act at Wire Senators Muir
and Econ and Reps Mansfield and DEwar that you
only expect them to protect constitutional rights by
against these bills but that also expect them actively
fight passage of MundFerguson and Nixon bills the floors
of the Senate and the House.
Any senator congressman who votes for either of
these bills will the confidence of the
people Let delegation know your feelings Immediately
Has any other person been able, up this
time sensible explanation of Edde Bon Ton
other bakery why the plus heist the of
breador the 25 cent bumpup in the price for dozen
donuts? ,
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1950-07-28
The Korean War
(Continued from Page Threel

(Contlnued from Rage 1hree)
to the Mao government Trygve Lie,
the Great Norwegian international phi
losopher, has for eight months been
for excluding Chang, admitting Mao.
Russia wants peace, is willing to out
law the atom bomb and totally dis
arm. Churchill started US on our cost
ly and Improbable Cold War, at Full
ton, Missouri, and now admits that he
has made gulls of us: That we should
embrace the first good opportunity to
come to peaceful settlement with Rus
STA. His Fulton speech may have been
ghost written" for him by the John
Foster Dulles crowd in Wall Street.
Churchill laid the cornerstone of
the Two World" structure. Great
Observation-Disclosures Roosevelt, Wood
row Wilson, Wendell Wilke, Franklin
Roosevelt believed "One World" was
attainable. They were each bigger, bet
ter statesmen and humanitarians than
Churchill of the "Cliveden Set" Wash
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1950-07-28
Voice Policy on Communications. Etc.

1t not the policy of the Voice to publish letters which
SANDER libel defamation of character policy
political hue and regardless this editors personal opn
How he looks the of the day will
pressed the editorial articles not otherwise cred
tied
To this editor is basic journalism that news
something than outlet for the opinions
individual group of Individuals something than
business proposition for its newspaper
Seni-pubic institution moral responsibility the
public leave its columns all times for the expression
OF opinions other than those of its Such code
ethics precude the setting double Standard whereby
the columns to those whose opinions looked
with favor and denied those with whom there
greement.
As noted above do make practice of publishing
articles that devoted to defamation of character This
week. however depressing that policy the
significant that the letter John r. Hopperstad
ney very pointed example what hystera to the
this letter isolated instance could charge
"crackposm. Unfortunately the authors lack calmness
his giving to personal vficaton rather than making
cool appraisal of the issue hand all commonplace
America today.
Mr. Hoppersad although claiming in his final paragraph
ton in the body of his letter His attack Lowndes Maury
respected elder association
fairtomiddin sized capitalist by the way is unfair unprin
cpled and certainly uncaed for Likewise his
situation concerning the Voice. in the paragraph
blow aimed at than 800 Montana people who this
publication
After you have finished reading Mr. Hoppersads letter
suggest you also read the from George Emmerson
Hysham He too, is in disagreement with Mr. Maury, but
please note the difference He has confined himself almost
solely the To this editors mind his able
senation of completely different point of to that
Maury and will prove thought provoking all who at
tempting to gain better understanding of what going
world affairs today
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1950-07-28
BIG TURNOUT EXPECTED
FOR ANNUAL SPORTSMEN
PICNIC AT ECHO LAKE

Indications are that record turn
out of many hundred sportsmen and
their families will be at Echo Lake
near Anaconda, Sunday, August 6,
for the annual Rocky Mountain Unit
ed Sportsmen's picnic, reports John
Stanton, president of the Butte
sportsmen's association.
Fourteen main events will feat
ure the picnic. Top item probably will
be the bathing beauty contest with
shapely young ladies from Butte,
Anaconda, Livingston and other
neighboring cities, vying for top hon
ors.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1950-07-28
Shades of Dachau, BuchenwaId and Lidce

John Thomas Taylor national legislative director
American Legion told Montana legionnaes Tuesday
that America made two mistakes during World War H.
which being allied with Soviet Russia whipping Hit
Ter Germany.
Stated Mr. Taylor "We should the Germans beat
them :"
Prepare the furnaces boys here another ranoad
prisoners Seig He'll
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1950-07-28

ington should follow them. The great
phrase maker" has led us close to
the precipice His advice now to change
our course is the best yet from Win
ME"
George Washington said something
about avoiding entangling foreign al
liances.
We have pulled British chestnuts
from the fire long enough
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1950-07-28
Sanders County Democrats
Plan Picnic

Discussion of various issues of the
day by party nominees will feature
a Sanders County Democratic picnic
Sunday, August 6, reports L. J. Cart
er, party nominee for state senate.
The picnic will be held at Eddy
Greek campgrounds ten miles west of
Noxon on Highway 10A.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-08-12
Orioles to Nest in
Show Me- City

ST. LOUIS, Mo.-The high fly
ing Orioles. fresh from their
eastern and southern triumphs,
will invade the Mound City of
st. Louis for weeks engage
ment at the Club Riviera, open
ing Sunday as the groups first
local appearance in more than a
year.
During their stay at the Riviera.
the Orioles are slated to make a
tour Of the local disc jockey pro-
grams to herald the special adj
vance release in this city of their
newest Jubilee record, the title
of which is being kept a closely
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-08-12
WaItDisney
Films Show
Again atEox

Walt Disney proves his story
telling in his All-Live action fea-
ture, Treasure Island" Robert
Louis Stevenson's famous adven
ture tale, which starts its second
week at the Fox Theatre August
18th.
Splendid in Technicolor, per-
formed by a cast of International
ly noted actors and filmed against
authentic backgrounds in Eng
land, it is magnificently present
ed, with appeal for every mem
Der of the family.
Suspense Galore
1t is made with fidelity to the
authors drama of perilous sus-
pense, excitement, color and
furious contest for recovery of a
fabulous pirate hoard.
Bobby Driscoll plays Jim Haw-
kins, the courageous cabin boy
who finally outwits that willy
rouge, Long John Silver (played
by Robert Newton), and his mu-
tinous cohorts who sailed with
him on the Hispaniola.
Also in the cast are Basil Sgd
ney as Captain Smollett, Walter
Fitzgerald as Trelawney, and Den
mis- O'Dea as Doctor Livesey.
Companion Film
Another Walt Disney produc-
ton, "In Beaver Valley" com
pleted the program at the Fox
Theatre. This film, another ir
the True-Life Adventure series
portrays the life stories of ;
group of birds and animals in
habiting the region of a beaver
pond.
Photographed in its natura
habitat in Technicolor, complete
ly unrehearsed, it contains ar
exciting musical score and enter
tanning narration.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-08-12

tour, will return to the west
coast late this month after hav-
ing made a swing of the entire
United States during the past
year.
The famed "Bewildered" man
and hsi band already are set for
tour of 40 one-night stands in
the states of California, Oregon
and Washington. teeing off Aug.
26th in Richmond, Calf.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-08-12

One Of Buddy's biggest boost
ers in the Dominion has been
Bob Harvie, platter-p pilot OF the
300 Club which is aired daily
via radio station CJAD here.
Harvie's particular favorites are
the Johnson discs tina. feature
vocalist Arthur Prysock, Be
cause Lovely In Her Evening
Gown, Serves Me Right" and
When Day Is Done
mi Harvies recent band popu-
larity poll on the 300 Club"
Buddy was chosen one of the FIVE
favorite bands of the programs
listeners and Prysock was named
among the favorite male vocal
lists.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-08-12
The NesI, Tribune
SATURDAY. AUGUST IL, 1850
Canadian Disc Jockeys Give
Buddy Johnson big Hand

MONTREAL-Buddy Johnson, who is famed through
out the United States of the nations top band
avortes, is rapidly building large and large Canadian
fan following thanks to the tremendous amount of play
the Dominons leading discockeys have been giving his
Decca records
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-08-12
A. Milburn Finishes

CHARLESTON, S. c. Amos
Mllburn, who is currently in the
midst Of an extended southern
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-08-12

guarded secret until the discs
premiere airing
Evening star., 1950-11-10
TRADITIONAL LIVING ROOM

9uan 1ec.2t!on WAS
SOFA and CHAIR. kidney nohair
slightly shopworn 1890
FN eAoh ChAlf oue floral tapestry shopworn $500
ooASlNAL CnA grey tapestry mahogany finish frame
OCCASIONAL CHAIRS. Louis XIV. blue upho
stery $3.50
CHALK green tapestry solid mahogany frame
LAWSON SOFA bocatele, mos edging foamr rubber
cushion 25sso
SOFA Duncan 2s3 so 1873
oa grey uoral tapestry slightly shopworn. 1880
soc aOlLo" caAiH req matelasse 126Oo
An.N, Eaunan rose orocatene 1880 $500
1850 @ ..oNuh ChAiH grey orocatele 145oo
n,1I ,-., r, e puInan, green oroeaeele 1275o
LOVE SEAT. Duncan bocatele slightly /, "
1.r~on i6400
I've SEAL iiorai tapestry 2o45
sora eou' grey oarnask :. 24s50
~ '"ne oacA fringe o Aqua. shopworn 204o0
Evening star., 1950-11-10
MODERN BEDROOM

Guam. Description WAS NOW
walnut ..... Observation-Disclosures.
q oub
dresser vanity. bench
white
Z SUITE hardwood. chest. vanity
4Po SUITE hardwood. double bed chest.
table
NIGHT TABLES oak 1850
CHEST Koruna $3.50
NIGHT TABLE. oak
VANITY and Mirror lined oak
DREssERs and Mirrors walnut
BkNcHES walnut
JR CHEST walnut $3.50
TWIN BEDS walnut $3.50
NIGHT TABLES walnut 1895
CHEsIs walnut
NIGHT TABLES walnut 2750
ChEsTHobE walnut 9975 1880
Ci1EST plond 1880
CHEST blond l0s50
Ohhe1e Koruna oe7S
DOUBLE DFEssERs and Mirrors
DOUBLE BED kcna $3.50
Evening star., 1950-11-10
CURTAINS AND SPREADS

NOW
White Cushon Prllas
Is pr Esssheh Mquisets Priscilla petal trim
25 Hathaway Priscilla - 90 pr 21s mr.
pr Wine ceanese Rayon Tie Baksshort rles
pr Rose celanee Rayon Tie Backsshort r1es
Beige - Dr. $50 Dr.
1a pr. 2-ter white
80" long longs in blue trim, In
red TRIM in trim
Single Grey-bbed
Single Blue ribbed cotton Bedspreads
Single White
Double Bedspreads ........ SOS 500
Single Modern Plaid, eround)
Bedspread
Double Modern Plaid Rex
Double Cowboy
Double 18th Century desgn-frnged Bdspread 500
Double Floral, Bedspread 500
Double Nauticawhite Bedspread 400
Double Nautica-whie Bedspd SOS 100
Single White Bedspreads 400
Double White Leaves Bedspread ...
Matching o bove patterns ~ am ny
Evening star., 1950-11-10
DRAPERY FABRICS

Description WAS
Black and Chartreuse Pebbecloth Plaid 225 yd Is
Cnartreuse and Beige Pebbecloth Plaid 225 I'd Is
Beige and Brown Pebble cloth Plaid 225 yd Is
Green and Grey Pebbecloth Plaid ......... yd
Chinese Prnt-Grey Sailcloth ........... yd u
Saiicloth Stripe in Wine. Gold, Green
Yellow 1s5 yd 81
Green and Yellow Leaves Slate background Its yd. 81
yellow figure stripe sacloth 165 yd 81
Dark Green stripe sailcloth Observation-Disclosures. LES I'd. 81
India Scenic Print in White and Brown
and Beige yd 81
Center Floral Falle Print grape ground beige
ground and light ground ........... LBS I'd. s
Floral Stripe Faile blue ground with rose flow
ers, beige ground with chartreuse flowers,
natural ground with green flowers,
yellow ground with red and flowers 1s5 I'd. 81
Center floral scroll outline, Natural Rround
Grey and Chartreuse flowers ............. I'd. 81
Gold faille print. Plum coored ... 400 yd 81
Victorian fae (rose design) natural ground ls5 yd 81
olosheen. Glazed Twill chintz-Yellow
Ground glosheen-rose canaellias White ground
Grey ground-chartreuse and flowers, Light
grey ground-rose and blue flowers White
ground-yellow and blue flowers Yellow ground
chintz-rose and blue flowers, ground
chntz-rose and blue, Grey ground chintz-
chartreuse and rose. Light Grey chintz-
rose and blue las I'd S
oadioh print ehintz-hght green ground $50 yd =
Remnants and bolt ends-values up to $50 yd s
Evening star., 1950-11-10

GUAM Description
BOOKCASES Mahogany
DESK BOOKCASES Black Lacquer 1850
END TABLES Mahogany 2s5
LAMP TABLE Mahogany 1880
10 cohfMoDE TABLES. Mahogany 2s5
COCKTAIL
S-TER TABLE Genuine Mahogany 1880
LAMP TABLES carved Genuine Mahogany 1850
COCKTAIL TABLE Leather Top
COCKTAIL TABLES Mahogany
TIER TABLES Mahogany Ae5
END TABLES BOOK Mahogany
LAMP TABLES Mahogany
SOFA TABLES Leather Top
LAMP TABLE Leather Top (hoor sanpe
LAAaf TABLE, Leatner Top $3.50
NEST OF TABLES Leatner Top (foor snpe
CoChIAiL TABLE Leather Top $500
sIEf IAsLEs Leatner Top 5000
CoChlAiL Table Leatner $3.50
LAMP Tables lAmeo oaK...... 21.75
LAMP Tables, Koruna $3.50
END TABLE Koruna 3450
ooNlAalDE Tables LINED OAK $3.50
leooAlAIh Table horna 4250
"rS1iANo Tables 6iono Mahogany tage 9975
Evening star., 1950-11-10

Hundreds of other great raIues too
numerous to list. Come see them to-
saeOrrOac!
Evening star., 1950-11-10

S9an: Dscription WAS
DOUBLE CHEST Henredon IL drawers
NIGHT TABLE Henredon
VANITY BASE mahogany
MAHOGANY CHEST. 6drawer
10 re- SOLID MAPLE SUITES bed chest
MAHOGANY VANITY BENCH complete
SOLID MAHOGANY DRESSER with mirror
SALEM DRESSER o drawers
DOUBLE DRESSER with mirror 10
CHEST ON CHEST 7-drawer solid mahogany
SOLID MAHOGANY Night Table
HI. BOY. famous Henredon
mahogany
Heritage
! DOUBLE DRESSER mirror, nnahoga
Heppewhite
TWIN SIZE Aeppewhits mahogany - $500 $50
Evening star., 1950-07-27
By Wallace (. Clayton

It is with a certain amount of
understandable reluctance that
bandleader Herb Waters of the
Starlight Roof discusses one phase
of his pre-Washington career.
Why the reluctance? And why
understandable?
Glad you asked. Just waiting to
tell you.
Waters, leader of a four-piece
band which is making dancing
atop the Roger Smith a pleasure
these nights, has done lot of
things musical in his wage earning
days.
He did radio work in Syracuse
and Hartford, then moved to New
York to do the same. He scored
the music for the old Phil Brito
show, and did a lot of arranging
for the late Singing Sam. With
his band, he's played at New
York's Monte Carlo. the Coo
Rouge and the Plaza.
Any dark pages in that record?
On the surface, no. But in dis
cussing it the other night, Herb
let slip a sentence which a more
gentlemanly. less persistent Gu
riosity would ignore.
But he was talking to the wrong
curiosity.
II also did some jingles," he
said, and ran, not walked, toward
another subject.
"Jingles?" we said. "You mean
those educational and amusing
ditties for children like the Sing
ing Lady and Irving Caesar do?"
Not exactly" said the band
leader, and started looking for his
band. Just sort of things with
words and music, you know. Not
exactly educational"
oh" we replied, you mean
songs-like your compositions,
I'm Losin My Mind Because of
YOU Rain. Rain Go Away and
The Sun Came Out Today"
Truth and half-truth waged a
silent struggle. May it be said to
the credit of Waters that truth
Evening star., 1950-07-27
Herb Waters Isn't Dragging,
But Those JingIes Were His
After Dark

won resounding, if reluctant,
victory.
well, something like that" he
said. But something more like,
Smoothie soap will give you hope,
buy some now and you'll see
how"
Not singing commercials"
But the question was directed
to an empty chair.
On the band stand, Waters was
giving the downbeat for I'm
Gonna Wash That Man Right
Out OF My Hair
X X X
Charlie Barnet, the man whose
recording of Cherokee" has
brought heap much wampum TO
the Barnet tepee, will lead his
braves to the peaceful shores of
the Potomac Saturday night for a
pair of moonlight cruises aboard
the S. S. Bear Mountain.
You may have seen the chief
and the tribe on the Tuesday
night television show, "Cavalcade
of Bands"
A couple more calendar leaves
will have to go before autumn is
upon us, but as the first rooSting
of robins on the television aerial
indicates the grass-cutting season
is near, so the first harbingerS of
fall are popping up to remind us
TO start thinking about Jack-o-
lantern designs.
The police radio has already
broadcast it's first 1850 instruc-
ton to scout car to break up a
football game, and sports writers
are readying their annual pre-
diction that the Redskins will be
better than ever this year.
The people who plan the After
Dark life around Washington are
thinking about the fall season, too
and if the plans mature, it will
be a good harvest indeed
The Statler is angling fol
Xavier Cugat to open the re.
decorated Embassy Room. If thai
deal falls through, you can still
count on something extra in the
way of entertainment to get thing!
rolling again. Evalyn Tyner, who
is spending the summer in At.
lantic City, is almost a certainty
to reappear with her trio as ar
added attraction.
The Mayflower Lounge, also
undergoing summertime face-lift-
ing. will be opening up about the
same time, although no band ha.
been set as yet.
Rudy Vallee may we'll be comine
oack to the Shoreham's Blue Room
and those out of this worlc
Frenchmen, The Companions o1
Song" will definitely be in later
in the season. That one bookine
Evening star., 1950-07-27
Lady, Low NeckIine
PIunges ; Italians
Into Dumooe Suit
BY the Associoied Press

ROME. July 27.-Italy's over
worked Ministry of Interior got
another hot problem today-how
low can a nice Roman lady's neck
line go and still be nice?
Three Italian deputies, incensed
over what they thought was too
much exposure by a Roman lady
in a restaurant recently, are now
IN the middle of court action
brought by the lady. Two of them
have asked the Ministry of In
terror for a ruling to bolster their
case.
The lawmakers, one of them a
woman, objected to the low neck
line and bare back of Mrs. Edith
Toussan and loudly demanded
that she put on q jacket. The
discussion got so loud police had
to be called. but no one was ar
rested. The deputies are Oscar
Luigi Scalfaro, Umberto Sam
pietro and Signorina Vittoria IT.
tomanlio.
Signora Toussan has decided to
fight for the rights of women to
keep in the current mode and to
keep cool on hot summer DAYS.
She has charged the deputies with
attempted violence, injury and
menace"
Evening star., 1950-07-27

alone should make the year an
outstanding success for the Shore
ham.
Louis Armstrong will be back,
sometime, at the Blue Mirror, and
the Windsor Room has itself COM
mitted to a name act policy, too.
Tapdancer Johnny Mack, heads
the show opening on the Shore
ham Terrace Monday night. He'll
be joined by Pryde and Day, a
team who do juggling and things,
and dancers Irene and Nittman,
who are being held over.
Opening tonight at the Lotus
Restaurant are Cortez and Laurie,
a ball room team who have ap-
peared at both the Shoreham and
the Statler; the Dancing Pelle-
tiers, an act in which a nimble-
footed dog dances with the best
of them, and Alex and Galina, an
acrobatic duo.
Evelyn Lear, singer who has
been working in radio and televi-
sion, opened Tuesday at the Saze-
rae Room of the Old New Orleans,
and that Washington perennial,
Jack "Jive" Schafer is now at the
QuonSet Inn.
x X X X
The Royal Palm Room at the
Hotel Cairo, which also has been
known as the Club Cairo through
several openings and closing, is
doing real well by itself now that
the Interstate Society is sponsor
ing its dances there. The dancing
schedule is, in fact, being doubled
beginning tomorrow night, the
Society will hold it's dances on
Friday as well as Saturday each
and every week. Johnny Wolford
will be the bandleader both nights.