June 22, 1944 THE MONTANA LABOR NEWS Page Two — »*« license during the time they are home U. S. O^wm, V. S_ Steel. Anmmr* j chickkn Our specialty , EDDIE’S LOUNGE Labor is already discriminated against on furlough. Oo., and Pure Oil. Why. do you realize, I Temptingly Served ] THE MONTANA LABOR NEWS under the code of the National Associa­ BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that we ' son, that Mr. Avery is the only man in | THE CASINO t go on record opposing any increase in America today whos preventing the gov-. i 5 M;les gouth 0t Butte on Harrison Are j A PLACE WHERE UNION PUBUSHBU EVERY THURSDAY AT -lAKHl*'. - •'* tion of Broadcasters on the ground that the price ot hunting and fishing licenses ernment from talcing over the corner , catering,uquom“" MEN MEET I A Fearless Champion of Ht-mac R.yMts De' :.eC to the any program it broadcasts is “controver­ as is now advocated by certain individu- grocery store? i , phone 70229 for Reservations Interest and Volets lb* Oe'iiaud ■ • Has Mr. Zilch begun smashing unions, | e a. Sylvain, Prop 1853 Harrison Avenue Trade Movement. sial.” It is supposed to receive occasion­ als. IT FURTHER RESOLVED that we too?” asked Little Luther, turning pale, j .> i al free time on this account, at the whim go in-:on record asking Organized Labor and i ‘No, Luther. I was simply using that of radio companies. sportsmen to endorse this Resolution by to illustrate the great danger the na- expressing their sentiments directly to tion's little businessmen are faced with ECLIPSE STORES ) Summer School the State Pish and Game Commission, i from those wild-lvaired revolutionaries But if labor programs having no You may enroll any time now. Very truly yours, i in Washington.” AND MARKETS CLARENCE E BLEWETT, Editor direct connection with elections are Grade work, all grades and high rocky MOUNTAIN | "Is Mr. Biddle letting his hair grow, SIX STORES IN BUTT» school subjects Fully Accredited...... $2.00 PER ANNUM ALL HOME-OWNED SUBSCRIPTION PRICE to be considered “political” as well SPORTSMAN'S ASS’N. Pop?” Make up credits—earn additional The publishers reserve the right to reject ?■; revoke ad­ as “controversial,” this means that GARFIELD BISHOP. Chairman, "Never mind your sasslness,” warned credits. All departments of our verting contracts at any tins-. Copy of the paper will Mr. Dilworth. “One of these days the school are in session both day and Bo aid of Directors be sent to the advertiser. even free time will not be granted for whole country will be singing Mr. Avery’s evening throughout the entire year. 1 Communications of interest to Trades Unionists are®°“* I 1 citea They should be briefly written on one side of them leaving labor only the right to praises.” Special rates for students making paper and must reach this office not later than Tuesday A E. Anderson Files "You mean like this. Pop?” said Little I BOARD OF I credits—Books Free—Special class noon of each week. The right of revision or rejection buy time at the higher political rates in typing for 7th and 8th grade of all communications is reserved by the publisher. For Legislature Luther, singing this song as he marched ( for an occasional campaign speech. TRADE students. ' all communications to The Montana Labor News. A, E. Anderson, candidate for the upstairs to bed: i 1 Box 1989 But«**. Montana. Legislature on the Democratic ticket, has Oh, Sewell’s become big business’ Names must be signed to items (not oublished. H so -- t 16 East Park Street 1 Even when free time lias been granted a very liberal background, having been ; savior. quested) as 3 guarantee of good faith. connected with the progressive move-1 you can see it all in his defiant be­ We do not hold ourselves responsible for the views or in the past, on the ground that a labor Candle,, Clgara, Tobacco. Cigarette. 1 opinions of conespondents. rnent and thought for many years, Hr havior RICE and SCOTT Subscribers who change their addresses, or fail to get their program is “controversial ’ and so not While Biddle and Davis gasp at his 1 Fine WINES, LIQUOR and BEEB Owsley Block Phone 2-2391 pa^' should immediately notify this office, giving both is a student of social and economic ques- j entitled to paid time, there has been an tions and firmly believes that humanity bravery new and old addresses. MODERN LUNCH COUNTER Entered as second class mail ^tter.M«y 23rd. 1925 at the increasing tendency by some radio com­ can create a better social ordr. j on, busting a union he’s not a bit ! Poe. Office. Butte, Montana, under the act of Mar 3. 181». Mr. Anderson was a candidate for wavery. I Meal, at Popular Price, I panies to object to program content on the He lives] He’d love to lead ua down the road state treasurer four years ago. i very ground that it is “controversial ! at 2314 Silver Bow Boulevard. Mr. An- j to slavery I If only we’d let him, but we won’t, Repeated objections have also been derson’s slogn is; ‘T will serve no in- VANISHING FREEDOM OF THE AIR terests but those of the people.1' Mr. Avery! rjr made to labor programs with arc dramatic « r The suspension of labor's only regular i for 10c—10 for 30« •haractcr, using actors, music, etc., to Ah. ■ingle Edf, P.ladee national radio program, the Labor for ill ( Matson Is Out for MATTRESSES RENOVATE!) LOANS attract radio listeners who will not listen Associate Justice Repaired and Sterilized. Furniture TO WORKING PEOPLE Victory series over the National Broad­ Upholstered, repaired and rebuilt. to a straight speech. Enor K. Matson of Helena, who has —No Security filed for the office of Associate Justice Chicago Furniture casting Company’s network, raises a —No Endorser, While labor has been more and of the Supreme Court, has been a mem­ and Mattress Factory number of disturbing questions to which 112 E. Broadway St. phone 6247 —Easy to Repay V more restricted in its freedom of ber of the Montana bar for thirty years. ] SAVOY the CIO would like to know the answers. Mr. Matson began the practice of law speech over the air, big business in­ at Lewistown after studying law at Har- j ------T Personal Finance and DINE, DANCE AND DRINK AT The NBC has been the only network t« Harry and Lydia grant the millions of organized working terests have suffered no similar re­ vard Law School and University of Ne- j | TvrrnrVKT TVDTTr* Pfl I Credit Co. braska. He served two terms as county! -, CLINTON UivUvi v»U. 261 METALS BANK BLDG. people as much as this 15-minute weekly strictions. attorney of Fergus county. From 1933 to I ! 10« North Main St. TfTVf vTVTTTywvvvvvywy 1940 he served as assistant attorney i | ! program, shared by both CIO and Ah L, j t MERRILL MORTUARIES They are free to sponsor commen­ general and: attorney general. Resigning | j PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS | and we have repeatedly expressed our j tators who daily propagandize first assistant attorney general in 1940 : j______* “Service Above AU" a • appreciation of this public service. against labor, against the adminis­ he accepted appointment as counsel for i ------21S NORTH MONTANA 8T. the Railroad and Public Service Com- j ’j’ - For QUALITY tration and against progressive po­ PHONE 3228 But even this brief offset to busi missions. Recently he was appointed a ( BEN JO BAR I PRODUCTS litical policies, and to use all the arts member of the committee on regulatory | tlAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAJL ness monopoly of the air waves IS 709 Utah Ave. ' of dramatization and entertainment procedure of the National Association of | WINES - LIQUOR - BEER •a I DanMng Every Saturday Night « C'gars now at an end, and labor is left with­ Railroad and Utilities commissioners. Ask lor the I Candy on their programs. I ERNIE HOWE and FINIS MATSON ! out any regular radio channel to Since filing for the Supreme Court, Mr. | I Musicians bring its message to the American About the only legal recourse labor has Matson has resigned as counsel for the | | JOE POO ARTY, Proprietor CLIFFORDS Railroad and Public Service Commissions | 11 East Broadway tr Town Talk Bakery public. at present against all these discrimina­ in order to devote his time to his cam- Soft Drinks—NovelUes—Beer Delicious tions is to appeal to the Federal Commu­ paign. FRIED CHICKEN LOOK FOR THE SIGN It is particularly disturbing that this While in the attorney general's office, ] " SPAGHETTI OF THE PARROT action should be taken at the beginning nications Commission against renewal of he took special interest in labor problems j Wines - Liquors B-R Beers of a national election campaign, on the licenses to stations that practice them, on and obtained a decision of the Supreme [ Open Every Day the ground such stations are not operated Court upholding the eight-hour law for | jj CLUB apparent grounds that any labor program clerks. ] lj 3544 Harrison Louis Bartoletti « “in the public interest.”—The CIO News. Mr. and Mrs. Matson reside at Helena, Ii, I during this period would be “political. ;■ i Mont. A son, Enor K. Matson, Jr., is a i M & M Inasmuch as the present Fish and ice to the general public- member of the U. S. armed forces. | After reading this dry issue of the I Game Commission is promulgating rules Ask For 1 Railroad Men in Abundance I Î Montana Labor News see i • North Main and regulations governing the take of The true facts are that there are ; M fish and game as well as fixing the sea­ - BOOGS Montana OPEN FORUM many thousands of experienced railroad j Union I sons and bag limits, would it not be per­ ENGLEWOOD BAR who are available. In fact, they ! Grown Î All Leading Brands men missible for them to issue a courtesy 1653 Harrison Ave Made RAILROAD MANPOWER SHORTAGE would be delighted to become affiliated 4 license to our boys and girls who are th r j for a cool and refreshing drink. | ) IS A MYTH With the railroad business again. They % 1[Î I of Beer .... , , ...... serving in the armed forces while they Thousands of Railroad Men Available- have been previously crowded out by the ^ hQme on {urI h? f A Conspiracy Between Roosevelt Ad- companies on different pretenses mostly ^ wm appreciate your opinion on this f I s ministration and Railroads. on account of their politics or brother- as ^ ^ pjossibie. if A I CROWN CIGAR » Butte—The railroad corporations, as hood activities. The companies and the [ RESOLUTION "Eureka,” cried Mr. Dilworth, “I’ve ! j well as some Af the officials of the fed- government recruiters know there are AU Members of organized Labor found him! At last we have a man who ! ! WHOLLY Ml ’ • CARDS, KODAKS, PENS, ' • eral government in high places have many thousands of good ra road men and Sportsmen o£ the state of Montana: can lead toe country out of this morass 1 | STORE I § JI PORTRAITS, FRAMES ] ] been engaged for some time past in they could hire, but they will not have the rank and flle of our of bureaucracy and socialism." i 116 East Park St i spreading the propaganda that there is them for the reason that they desire ] have sons and daUghters serving 'Who’s it this time, Pop?” asked Little :: AL’S PHOTO SHOP 1; manpower shortage on toe 0my young novices who do not know, ^ ^ armed forces Qf our govern. ! I 42 North Main Street 1 ! a dangerous Luther, wearily. ï The anything about a railroad or railroad Leading Brands of Beer various railroads of the country. “Sewell Avery, son. And mark my officials Instead of hiring \eteran rail- WHEREAS. during the past two years SUGAR $»»»»»«♦»♦♦♦♦♦♦■»»*»♦♦*♦♦♦! i Northern Pacific for instance, has large words, he’ll go dowh in history as the î Cigars Lunch Counter i display in passenger depots readers who know how o opera a ^ Montana Flsh and Game commis- man twisters on who singlehanded defied a pack of a> in which they are advertising their al- railroad train as firemen, biakemen. en- ^ has received more money {rom the New Dealers and saved toe fair name of leged shortages in manpower with the gineefs, or conductors, and thus render hunting and fishing licenses and ! private enterprise. Did you notice how Phone 7875 ; MONTANA Westem Meat Co. request that every man available, be he to the general public the safety of ex- ^rom the federal gemment under the' he stood up to them?" j i 135 East Park Street big. little, old or young, should engage penence instead of the dangers of mex- provisions of the Pitman-Robertson act, : “I dunno,” said Little Luther, shaking Plants - Phone 5651 himself in railroad service. The govern- perience. and otder sources than many of its pred­ his head. “In the picture I saw of him at I Montan» T the other hand, is sending rail- he was sitting down—between two sol- Butte ment, on ecessors, and I recruiters. or administra- I SIDNEY HARDIN n. Kliilnn,« road manpower WHEREAS, our sons and daughters diers.” Home LOWRY’S Owned I tion politicians, around the country OPEN LETTER when home on furlough are only here “Luther, I don’t like your tone,” his Notions and Beady-to-Wea» I The drawing down fat salaries from the tax- Following is an open letter t,o Attorney for a few days, having limited financial father complained. “A man like Sewell Si ot toe nation, pretending to be 1863 Harrison Ave. payers General R V. Bottomly and also a reso- resources should not be required to pur- Avery deserves your respect and inter­ MIRROR BAR in search of railroad men that they can The little store with the big stock lution adopted by the Rooky Mountain chase a hunting or fishing license. est." Jack Gavan Ge«. Baber 1702 HARRISON AVE. of the various railroads. assign to some Sportsman’s Association: NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RE- “Isn't he satisfied with the interest Choice Wines, Liquor and Beer self-evident All of toe above proves a Dear Mr. Bottomly: SOLVED, that due to these facts, we the on his 100,0.00 shares in Montgomery conspiracy between toe present national Beaver Bar Orchestra Saturday Nite Attached nlease find copy of résolu- Executive Board of toe Rocky Mountain .Ward? ’ BUTTE BEER DELIVERED FREE Wines, Liquors, Beer, Mixed Drinks .^ministration and the railroad interests Hon which we are mailing to all labor Sportsmen’s Association go on record re- "That’s not the point Luther, Mr. | V Pints $2.48 Case CHECKS CASHED curtail in various ways under toe pre- to and sportsman's organizations which is questing toe Fish and Game Commission Dilworth snapped. Besides, you re for- , Empties Exchanged 202 N. MAIN ST. toat they are in need tense and excuse self explanatory, i to issue our boys and girls a courtesy. getting that he s also a stockholdei in] We Handle Famous PiLsencr Beer For Results on All S porting: of men, and to fail in their lawful serv- SPILLUM’S Events — Call 11:15 Bh Martins 1.46 Right to happt no*« 4:30 Milwaukee Doad News Summary 4 North Main Phone 7714 A. B. C. NEWS 4 45 Emil Marans Program 11:46 Defense Bulletin Board GREEN'S CAFE • I 2.00 Backstage Wife 12:00 Guiding Light 35 S. Main St Phone Z-3S11 j 1 2:15 Stella Dallat 5:00 Lucgy Strike Hit Parade NOON-DAY LUNCHEONS 30 Pitch Hand wagon 12:15 Today’s Children - 2:30 Lorenzo Jones 12:30 Women in White — 35c — 2 45 Young Widder Brown 6:00 Grade Fields Si Orch, Standard Brands (With dessert and beverage) i KGB PROGRAM 3:00 Kellogg’s Around the Town” 6 30 One Man's Family Fleiacnai 12:45 Texaco News 7:00 Sterling Products, Manhattan Merry-go- 1:00 Women of America Cocktail Lounge in Connection 3:15 Texaco News PAY LESS ii 3 3:30 Montana Boosters Round” 1:15 Me Perkins 4:00 Lochner for Planters PeanuU 7:30 Bayer’s “Album of Familiar Music" 1:30 Peppei Young s Pamllj FOR ALL TOUR 43 North Main Street H 4:30 Serenade to America 8-00 General Electric 1:45 Right to Happiness 8:30 Bob Crosby for Old Golds 2:00 Backstage Wife JOSEPH RICHARDS I FOR WFFK OF 4:45 Sports Casts Workmen’s Supplies 5:00 Defense bulletin board 9:00 Hl-Lites of the Week’s News. Studebaker 2:15 Stella Dallas JUNE 22 THRU JUNE 28 T 5:15 News from forel/rn capital« foe 9:16 Texacc 2:30 Lorenzo Jones Incorporated ; 9:30 Schwart* Musicale 2:45 Young Widder Brown and Drugs If IT IS TO B1 HAD— Laboratories 3:00 Kellogg’s Around the Town 5:30 Lum and Abner 9 45 Ed Maran’s Music of the Masters You’ll Find It at— FUNERAL HOME THURSDAY. JUNE 22 10:00 Uncle’s Jewelry "Hollywood Radio 3:15 Texaco News 5 45 Texaco News 3 30 Montana Boosters 1S-19 S. Montana St Phone IIS! ’N’ 8av* Musical Clock 6 00 Symons Pur Theater” Bonino’s Grocery 7:30 Pay 10:30 Hv of Praise 4 60 Pay ’n’ Save Music 8 00 Texaco News 6:15 Pay ’n’ Save 4:15 Serenade to America Radio Classified Headliners 8 30 Lucky Strike hit par»4ie 10:45 Francis Craig Orchestra PAY LESS and FAMILY LIQUOR STORK 8 15 7:00 Waltz time with Abe Lyman 4:45 Plantone Serenade 8.30 Charles Runyon at the Organ MONDAY. JUNE 26 5:00 Defense bulletin board 116 East Park «t. 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Front St- y 00 Backstage Wife 12.4Ô Texaco News J;15 Stella Dallas 11:00 Here’s to Youth 8:30 Reveille roundup for Or«««’« Qulaftn* Phone 6726 ms 100 Women of America 8:45 Star Playhouse by Dreft |; 30 Lorenzo Jones 11:30 Savemore Market Program 2 46 Young Widder Brown tf 11:45 Plantone Serenade 1:15 Oxydol s Own Ma Perkins 9:00 Road of Life lor Duz 3:00 Kellogg’s “Around the Town 19 00 Joe Gall ’ho Orchestra 1:30 Pepper Young for Camay 9 15 Vic and Sorte 1:45 Right to Happiness 9:30 Emil Marans Fashion Parade 3:15 Texaco News 12:30 S>mons Fur 3.30 Montana Boosters 2:00 Backstage Wife 9:45 Dutch Girl Bakery « 12:45 Texaco 2:15 Stella Dallas 10:00 Jam.as Abbe for Fisher Flour 4:00 Pay ’n’ Save Music 1:00 “21 Stars” 2:30 Lorenzo domes 4 15 Serenade to America 1.30 Saturday Dancing Party 10:15 Larry Smith News * of Coal. 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