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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
BRICK BUILDING USED FOR
BUSINESS PURPOSES KNOWN AS
406 FLORIDA AVENUE NORTH
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AMBITIOUS YOUNG MAN with car
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APPLIANCE sERVICEMAN-Expe
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
ROW BRICK DWELLING BEING
KNOWN AS PREMISES NUMBER
230S TW ENTIETH STREET
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DEFENSE MARKETING

DEFENSE MARKETING
The Sperry Gyroscope Co.,
division of Sperry Rand
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marketing staff in the
Wash. area. This major
supplier Of defense mate
rial to the U. s. Govern
ment seeks applicants with
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D. c., Attention w. D.
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REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, capable
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his ltgtings and his clients, Broker
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Phone JE. $4,000 for interview.
WIN. A. CHAPMAN REALTY, INC.
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ARCHIIECTUkAL deslghtTs 9lu
craftsmen. College degree and, .
yrs. exper, or yrs, exper. only,
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ARCHITECTURAL CRAFTSMAN,
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state age and exper. Box 462-L.
StaF
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HELP MEN
SALESMAN

Wholesale hardware counter work.
Must be experienced. Please send
complete resume to BOX 1901,
Star, first letter.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1963-02-15

NRTWC and the Federation. How
ever, recent issue of LABOR d.
GEST does carry two items-one ON
the survey by Opinion Research Corp.
for NRTWC and one on the activities
of Pennsylvanians for the Right-to-
Work-which are taken verbatim
from the NRTWC Newsletter but
without credit).
Young Americans for Freedom: In
addition to former NRTWC board
member FIR. Edward Keller, YAF, the
Goldwater Student" group organized
by William Buckley and Marvin Lieb-
man,* has ON its national advisory
board such ''right-to-work" propo-
nents as V. Raymond Edman, Her
bert V. Kohler, Reginald Land, and
E. Merrill Root. 1t is also noteworthy
that an article in YAF's magazine,
NEW GUARD, by it's managing edi-
tor, Carol Bauman, utilized informa-
ton provided by NRTWC.
(The January issue of YAFs
NEWSLETTER at Montana State
at the state level as one of YAF's
detectives. Montanans identified
as sponsors of YAF include: Cong.
James Battin, advisory board of
National YAF; on the MSU-YAF
advisory board are: Wayne Mont
gon.ery, unsuccessful COP nomi-
nee for Congress in 1862; ex-State
Rep. Winfield Page; former Cong.
and Mrs. Wesley D'Ewart (Mon-
tana Farm Bureau leaders,; Wal
ter H. Mcleod, until recently a
director of Northern Pacific Rail-
way; M. X. Graham, Glasgow, and
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Applegren,
Wolf Point.-PV)
*Liebman is an ex-Communist who,
like Helen Wood Bernie, found "re-
in right-wing reaction.
.PV.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1963-02-15
Shift Basis for Definition
OF Small Dairy Business

WASHINGTON, d. C.-(CNS)-
A small dairy business would be de-
fined as one that has annual sales of
less than $40 million, Small Business
Administration recently proposed.
The present definition is 500 en-
ployees or less, and where co-ops are
involved SBA has sometimes insisted
on counting members.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1963-02-15
Scratch a Right winger and You Come
Up With Right-to- Work Supporter
(By AFL-CIO COPE, Part III

listing of the rghwing groups and organizations which
support the open shop campaign would approach complete
rundown OF ultraconservave groups Thus will
relatively brief treatment only groups which have
readily apparent direct ties to the
Committee and its affates (see PV January 49, page 81
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1963-02-15

| burying ground. Haughey is chair
man of that committee. He stated
that most of the bills coming out
of his committee, the facts will
prove, have had edo pass" recon-
mendation. He said Interpretation of
an earlier statement that the bill
could be amended was also wrong.
He opposed the bill on the basis that
people should be able to vote on
whether they ask the federal govern
ment to send in personnel to deter
mine whether program of urban
renewal is feasible. Whether it is
federal money or local money, the
Yellowstone representative contended
it is tax mony coming from the peo-
pie and they should vote on whether
it is spent or not.
Whether Haughey intended to
leave the impression the bill could
be amended, your VOICE report
er's notes show that he said, eve
should have no objection to chang
ing the time to vote and it should
have been presented at time
when we could have considered
it,.
Rep. Schepens (D-Dawson) through
questions he asked Haughey received
answers that indicated the present
law provided there are at least three
for votes to be taken
on whether city or municipality
enters into any urban renewal pro-
gram. ''The reason for this BILL"
Schepens said, ''is that at the present
time the law calls for three votes -.
we are only trying to eliminate the
election in which people must deter
mine whether a survey of our situa-
tion should be taken.
Wayrynen, in closing on his mo-
ton to bring the bill back to life,
said that the peoples right to deter
mine whether they enter into an
urban renewal program is amply
protected by public hearings and
ample public notice, that the rights
of the citizens are $1,000 protected.
eff there is any question of necessity
it calls for an election, he said.
''How can taxpayer vote ON neces-
sity when he doesn't know what it
is going to COST" he asked. This bill
only provides that the survey to de-
,ermine necessity be allowed before
4 vote is taken.
Rep. Jensen (R-Lake) supported
the move by Wayrynen, saying
show in the world is city going
to submit an intelligent question
to the people unless they know
what it is going to cost? They
can submit blank check and you
would be voting for blank check
=. we should give the cities a
chance"
But, in the final analysis, it was
ike Beam said, the Republicans had
Iecided they were going to kill the
I'LL and they had hoped to do it
Without creating ripple they
Tiled the bill, but they didn't avoid
he ripple.-GGB
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1963-02-15
OTHER NRTWC ALLIES:
A ROSTER OF REACTION

American Enterprise Association:
Organized i'm 1943 by group of in
dustrial leaders as "nonpartisan
research organization which examines
the implications or current and pros
pective legislative proposals.. States
as it's goal ''to preserve the American
principles of competitive enterprise
and constitutional government.
Labor relations and unions are con-
sistently subject of AEA attention
with study in the field published at
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1963-02-15
Beam Suggests Haughey Has Undertaking Tendencies
House Kills Bill To
Speed Urban Renewal

House Bill LOG would have
allowed Montana cities to take
advantage of available federal
services to determine the ex-
tent and cost of urban renewal
prior to submitting any propo-
sition to a vote of the people
for participating in such fed
eral funds-matching programs.
1t had been killed on an adverse
committee report and minority lead
er Ray Wayrynen (D-Silver Bow
moved to reconsider during the Sum
day afternoon session this week
His motion lost by roll call vote,
AZ for reconsideration and 48 against
after opposition from Reps. Haughey
and Beam (R-Y ellowstone)
Intra-party conflict arose when
Beam said the reason the bill had
been referred to Haughey's Judici-
airy Committee in the first place
was to give it quiet burial, rather
than have it killed in floor fight
Beam said "this is just another
way for the federal government to
get it's foot in the door in city and
county affairs i. another attempt
for the President to cram urban re-
newal, without the consent of Con-
gress, down the Threats of the
Cities.
81 oppose this move to reconsider
because we thought the incest way to
defeat it was sending it to Judiciary
we knew we would defeat it
On the floor this kind of legis-
lation has no business on this floor
The King Fish from Yellowstone
county drawled.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1963-02-15

Ignorance is one thing that costs
even more than education.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1963-02-15
OBJECTS TO BEING DUBBED A
DIGGER O'DELL

Haughey rose to a point of per-
sonal privilege to challenge the state
ment that Judiciary Committee is a
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1963-02-15
TWO GROUPS OVERLAP
AT LOCAL LEVEL

TWO GROUPS OVERLAP
AT LOCAL LEVEL
In terms of the links with employer
groups at the local level it is also
significant that Banowetz, JBS field
co-ordinator, is chairman of the Kan
sas State Chamber of Commences La
Dor Relations Committee and Love
a member of the JBS National Coun-
Gil, was for five years director of
the National Association of Manu-
facturers.
Others in the Wichita Birch Society
who were active in the open shop
fight in Kansas were Rock Island
Oil and Refining Co. President Fred
Koch, lawyers Kenneth Myers and
Thomas Woods, and personnel execu-
tive John Jury who is a member Of
the Chamber of Commences Special
Committee on Voluntary Unionism.
Koch's oil company is largest lessee
of Montana school lands, at frac-
ton of what they are worth.-PV)
Still another John Birch Society
member who appeared ON the plat
form at NRTWC's 1861 seminar was
S. Rayburn Watkins, managing direc-
tor of the NAM affiliate in Kentucky,
Associated Industries of Kentucky.
Similarly, for the principal speaker
at it's 1860 board meeting, NRTWC
chose ex-Rep. Whit Smith (R-Kan.) /,
a 1861 endorser of the John Birch
Society.
Other leaders of the John Birch
Society who have also been active i'll
state "right-to-work" movements in
clude F. Gano Chance of Missouri "a
JBS council member), James L. Dozen
ges of Indiana "a JBS endorser) and
Louis Ruthenberg of Indiana "a JBS
council member).
There are undoubtedly other over
laps with the John Birch Society, es-
pecially at the level of state fright
to-work" campaigns, but the above
cover known public identifications.
(Here in Montana at least two
of the leading Birchers, Harry L.
Burns and Math j. Dasinger, both
supported the unsuccessful right
to-work' campaign in 1858, accord
ing to records on file in the office
of Montana State AFL-CIO. Burns
is also a sponsor of Montana Con-
stitutional Conservative Movement
which has the same post office
box number and the same execu-
tive secretary as PATRIOTS, Inc,
in Billings. Dasinger, one of the
top men in the Nutter-Babcock
team play" of 1860, was Montana
co-ordinator of the John Birch
Society before Vic Overcast took
over.-PV)
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1963-02-15

From NH w s 1lrSC chairman, Ed
win billiard, to its present vice presi-
dent and director of information,
Glenn Green, John Birch Society
members have always been prominent
in the open shop movement in gen
eral and the NRTWC in particular.
This is most evident at the state
level-which is, after all, where sup
port counts the pattern in Kan
sas, where the law was approved in
1868, is typical
A WASHINGTON POST reporter
who studied operation of the John
Birch Society in Wichita ("under
open colors") wrote that 1.-THE lead
ership of the Birch Society overlaps
heavily with the leadership of the or
CARNATIONS that successfully cam
paigned in 1858 for a right-to-work
amendment to the state constitution"
Two of these leaders, Coleman Com
pany attorney Leonard Banowetz and
box manufacturer Robert Love. were
principal speakers at NRTWC's Ma
tionaI Seminar in Chicago in 1861.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1963-02-15

*Liebman is an ex-Communist who,
like Helen Wood Bernie, found "re-
spectability' in right-wing reaction.
Evening star., 1963-04-29
WHERE
AND WHEN
Current Theater Attractions
and Time Of Showing

Stage
NatiOnal-"Milk and Honey"
$3.50 pm.
Arena Stage-Dark. "Othel-
tlo;" resumes tomorrow.
Washington Theater Club
"Brecht on Brecht"; $3.50 pm
Catholic University-"Jubi-
lee; $3.50 pm.
Screen
Ambassador 1:25
Is and 8:35 pm.
Apex-"The Longest Day;
1880 pm. ''
Capitol - Mine Hours to
Rama: 11:45 am, 2:15, 4:45
I7:15 and 9:45 pm.
Dupont - Seven Capital
Sins; l, sos, Sis, 1928 and
I9:40 pm.
Keith's - THE Misfits";
1:I6 am, 3:35 and 7:50 pm,
THE Apartment; las, $40,
and 9:55 pm.
MacArthur-"Playboy Of the
Western World: 1880 and GAS
pm.
Metropolitan - Giant; II
am, 2:20, $40 and 9:05 pm.
Palace - Miracle Of the
White Stallions": 1850 am,
1:25, 3:25, $3.50, 1880, $3.50 pm.
OntariO-'Lawrence Of Ara
bia": 8:15 pm.
Playhouse - David and
Evening star., 1963-04-29
THE PASSING SHOW
Jubilee Is JubiIont
Among Gu Revues
BY JAY CARMODY
Drama Critic Of The star

Those rs during which has been making
national reputation have given Catholic Universtys drama
department lot to sing and laugh about
1t is doing both with great vivacty in Jubilee" the
annual sprngme which celebrates the schools 25h
birthday The production bouncy blend Of the new and
Evening star., 1963-04-29

hilarious belts at folk and rock
'n-roll singing. The former is
the work Of Cecilia Flow, the
latter Of the previously mem
toned Composer-Actor Slack.
Dealing with either new ma
terial or that which comes un-
der the heading Of jubilee me-
morabilia. the cast directed by
the Messrs. eastman and Lewis
dashes through the revue's 18
numbers with the speed of
light-heartedness.
1t is entirely fitting that It
should reach its peak Of ju-
bilation. after all those BRAIN
wearing classroom hours, in the
Kerrs' Hamlet" parody, Great
Dane A-Comin'." The key
comic in this one is Actor
Slack, as corpulent a prince as
ever donned Hamlet's black
tights. but he finishes in merely
q dead heat with the huge
court which sings the happy
musical score which starts with
This Is a Real Fine Castle"
and ends with Great Day A.
Comm"
Only q census-taker could do
Justice to the excellenceS among
the performers. A mere review
er can only list a few favorites
such as Marsha Wattasek;
soloist in a parody bubble song
and dance from the COS, Dana
Haskell who sings the alliga-
tors-in-the-sewer song; Ken
Kimmins as the impassioned
beatnik poet and the Bing Cros-
by priest in Going Whose
Way?";; Slack as an open-field
runner all through the revue;
and Jane Quinn and Kevin Nit
chell in Prof. Brady's ballad
about a kiss.
The vocal ensemble - the
dancing one less so-is one of
the better. more spirited groups
assembled In the university
theater's long musical expert
ence, lacking this time in
neither voice nor vigah.
Among its other overall
virtues Of Jubilee" is that 1t
never lets the edge Of its satire
become sentimental merely be-
cause it is looking back over
Is years.
= -
MONDAY MEMOS: As pre-
dicted by virtually everybody,
Evening star., 1963-04-29

who's Afraid of Virginia
Woolf?" walked away with the
New York Critics Circle prize
and the Tony award With
Beyond the Fringe" out
Of competition, getting a special
accolade The Edward Albee
play now is deemed q cinch for
the Pulitzer Prize.
Broadway finally got last
week the happy musica! for
which 1t has been looking all
season, namely "She Loves
Me" with Barbara Cook and
Daniel Massey as its leads .
Six Of the seven daily review
ers voted 1t excellent The
musical is best upon a memoir
able 1910 movie, "Shop Around
the Corner" which starred the
late Margaret SULLIVAN and
Evening star., 1963-04-29
Thot's Brieitte
In q Black Wig
. BY SHEILAH GRAHAM

Ingrid Bergman flies from Pari:
to Rome every week end tc
visit her three children by RO-
bertO ROsselini. Her twins are
ten years old - IsOtta Is the
image Of Roberto and Isabella
looks like Ingrid. I still am q
bit cloudy as to why Roberto
has custody Of the children
His Indian lady friend by the
way, has Just received her d.
vorce, so maybe they will soor
be legalizing their position.
Robert Cummings says he 1,
better known in Hong Kong
than William Holden who has
a beautiful home there. BE
cause most Of the people owr
television sets. and they see al
my series on TV. And they
can't afford to go to the movies
and see Bill" Robert plans tc
spend August in Chicago star
ring in THE Music Man"
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Next in the James Bond Sc
ries will be "Goldfinger." The
current ITO Russia with Love" |"
has Just moved to Istanbul
from London. and director Ter
ence Young called to say. I'VE
are freezing here" I think III
stay In sunny London. Tht
first of the Ian Fleming thrill.
ers, do. No." is the current
big money-maker In London
The laughs at the wrong place,
are deliberate I was told BY
producer Broccoli. 1T wa,
meant as a satire" The pic.
ture did not cost much anC
will make a fortune.