THE MONTANA LABOR NEWS August 3, 1944 Page Two

I M Amo# * Andy 6:00 National Pur Shop Now is the time for statesmanship. a J0 KmU MaranJ Music 6:15 Pay ’n* Save STEAKS and CHICKEN Our Specialty EDDIE'S LOUNGE 8 «S National Speaker« I jo Schwarts' Soldier» of Ifco Proos Temptingly Served THE MONTANA LABOR NEWS These next months will reveal the men of 6 45 Youth Courageous THE CASINO 7 30 Alan Young Show A PLACE WHERE UNION PUBLalSHJCD EVERT THURSDAY AT l'é -tARRlF- ’ ai8 moral stature who will speak out fear­ 9 >0 Now» mn 7 30 Mr LMatriot Attorney 5 Miles South of Butte on Harrison Arw. 10:00 Mr Smith Goes to Town 8 00 Kay Kyaer Catering to Private Parties MEN MEET A Fearless Champion #f Hainan tLgnts De' .ed to the lessly to the people on the basic needs of 1# 30 Three Sons Trio • 00 OhoaterflaUl WINES and LIQUORS Interest and VoictLai' Hit Demsudv <>• • IS Texaco New» Phone 70229 for Reservations Trade Ln.ori Movement. America. Men who will bring ns all back SATURDAY, AUGUST 5 9 30 Beat the Band for B * W I E A SYLVAIN, Prop 1853 llArriaoti Arena# 10 00 Ur and Mrs North foe WoodfeueT« to the unchanging moral standards that 7 30 Pay W m»UMicxi V » Texaco New* 10:30 Bob Reese Orchestra made America a democracy. Men who 1 11 Radio Classified H#adlla### w 8:30 Babe Ruth won’t be swayed by pressure, by fear of 8:45 Program Previews 9:00 On Stage Everybody ECLIPSE STORES insecurity, or by appeals to self-interest. 9:30 Pay ’n' Save Orchestra I CLARENCE E. BLEWETT, Editor 10:00 Alex Drier for Morrell ENROLL NOW Men who say what they mean and mean 10:15 Texaco News AND MARKETS Grade work, all grades and high SUBSCRIPTION PRICE ...... $2 00 PER ANNUM 10:30 National Pur Shop ★ »IX STORES IN BUTTE what they say. Such statesmen will have 10:45 Atlantic Spotlight ALL HOME-OWNED school subjects. : he publishers reserve the right to reject or revoke ad- 11:00 Here's to Youth » rtlstng contracts at any t.me. Copy of the paper will the philosophy to unite America above U:30 Bavemore Market Program ve FULLY accredited be sent to the advertiser, 11:45 Plantone Serenade I i Communications of interest to Trades Unionists are soli­ everv difference, They will release into 12:00 Joe Oalllcluo Orchestra cited They should be briefly written on one side of 12:30 Sjmons Fur All departments ot our school are the life of the nation the dynamic force of 12:45 Texaco ews î paper and must reach this office not later than Tuesday Compliments in session both day and evening noon of each week. The right of revision or rejection a new spirit in homes, unions, industry l;o0 ‘'21 Stars” of all communications is reserved by the publisher 1:30 Saturday Dancing Party BOARD OF throughout the entire year. 2:00 Dance Time Address all communications tc The Montana Labor News, and government. 2:15 Feature Horse Race I Box 1989 Bub«, Montana. 2:30 Saturday Matinee TRADE ■ Names must be signed to items (not published, if so re­ “The time is ripe for an appeal, not to .1 oo America • ro» Union Pacific quested) as a guarantee of good faith. 3:30 Montana Boosters ★ self-interest, but to the hunger for great 16 East Park Street We do not hold ourselves responsible for the views or 4:00 Vegetables for Victory I * opinions of conespondents. living that lies deep in every man.” said 4:15 I Sustain Wings 4:30 Bcnutter Candy's Curt Massey Cukdlei, Clear#, Tobacco. Cigarette# RICE and SCOTT Subscribers who change their addresses, or fail to get their 4:45 Defense Bulletins paper, should immediately notify this office, giving both Senator Harry S. Truman after seeing a Owsley Block Phone 2-2391 5:00 American Story Pine WINES, LIQUOR and BEER I new and old addresses. 5:30 Noah Webster Says a >> Entered as second class mall matter May 23rd. 1925 special presentation of the Moral Re- 6:00 Texaco New.« I I Po« Office Butte. Montana, under the act of Mar. 3. 1879 8:15 Pay ’a’ Save 30 CLUB MODERN LUNCH COUNTER Armament industrial drama, “The For­ 6:30 Authors Playhouse I gotten Factor” for labor and management 7.00 Navy Salute 30 W. Park Street I Meal# at Popular Price# 7:30 Can You Top Thu for Colgav## leaders in Philadelphia. 8:00 Palmolive Party ! I 9 THE TIME IS RIPE FOR 8 30 Grand Old Opry “What Americans really want is not a 9 00 Dancellme all fOMKt-fir 9:15 Texaco News T STATESMANSHIP 9:30 The Cabin T vl ------promise of getting something for nothing, 9:46 Hoosler Hop r } tor 1 0t—1 0 ter SO* With the political conventions over, 10:00 Thomas Peluso Orch. MATTRESSES RENOVAIT» Aîi# Itnri* Edge P*l»d**» but a elm nee to give everything for some­ 10:30 Three Sons Trio America starts out ou the decisive phase Repaired and Sterilized. Furniture LOAHS thing great. We want something we can Upholstered, repaired and rebuilt. of a campaign that will vitally affect the SUNDAY. AUGUST 6 TO WORKING PEOPLE fight for in war and peace—something 9:00 Rh»|>nuuj 04 Chicago Furniture future of the ordinary man and his family 9:30 Visiting Nurse not confined to combat areas or election 9:46 Carol Sisters and Mattress Factory —No Security for years to come. v 10:00 Pay ‘n’ Save 112 E. Broadway St. Phone 8287 —No Endorsers campaigns. . . . We need this spirit ot 10:15 New# in Advertising SAVOY Whichever party wins, America must iu:au jusepuiue uuüi —Easy to Repay Moral Re-Armament in industry. We 10:45 Moylan Sisters dine, ntvrr cm brink at emerge from this election stronger and 11:00 Voice of Dairy Parmer Personal Finance and Harry and Lydia need it in the nation. With it there is 11.15 Finberg Furniture I -4 more united than ever to face the colossal 11:30 Chicago Hound Table I CLINTON DRUG CO. limit to what wo can do for America 12:00 The Church in Action ! Credit Co. problems i >f the post-war. With this no ignouse Pro#i TTVyTVTTTTVTVVVVVrVTVTTVr and America for the world.” 1:00 Sheaffer's News Parade 106 North Main St. 201 METALS BANK BLDG. country facing the possibility of mass is me 1 MERRILL MORTUARIES J America needs an incentive for tin 2:30 National Fur Shop j PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS I unemployment, labor has brought for­ 2: «5 Bible Story s “Service Above Alt” powerful as the will to win 3.00 General Motors Symphony 3 ward plans to meet it. But the problem post-war as 4:00 Catholic Hour 21J NORTH MONTANA ST the wag. rThat incentive lies in. every 4:30 Milwaukee Doad News Summary 1 is too gigantic to expect blueprints, new 4:45 Emil Marans Fashion Parade j For QUALITY PPONE 2239 American knowing America’s destiny and 5:00 Lucgy Strike Hit Parade BEN JO BAR legislation, and trade expansion alone to 709 Utah Ave. his part in it, and of creating a democracy 6:00 Grade Fields & Orch, Standard Brand# WINES - LIQUOR - BEER PRODUCTS jj miiiiiufi in i)i»i.#H|i|ii|iiai;iiia in solve it. 4:30 One Mu a » Km that will provide the pattern for all na­ Dan'mg Every Saturday Night I Candy Cigars We are not simply dealing with graphs 7:00 Sterling Products, Manhattan Merry-go- ERNIE HOWE and FINIS MATSON ! Round” i Ask for the and figures hut with the unpredictable tions. This must be the passion in the 7:30 Bayer’s “Album of Familiar Music" Musician# 8:00 General Electric Hour oi I JOE FOGARTY. Proprietor i CLIFFORD'S heart of every American. Whatever party 8:30 Bob Crosby for Old Golds human factors 130 million of them, and 9:00 Hi-Lltes of the Week » News. Studebaker 11 East Broadway w ins, this idea must win, and be the di- I«V millions more across the world. Hack of 9 16 Texaco Soit Drinks—Novelties—Boer ■ in the lives of millions. With 9:30 Schwartz Musical# Delicious Town Talk Bakery rvthing there must he the will, the rectmg turct 9:45 Ed Maran’# Music of the Masters FRIED CHICKEN evt it we can create a new spirit in the nation 10:00 Uncle’s Jewelry “Hollywood Radio SPAGHETTI heart, the spirit and the teamwork to cure Theater” Wines - Liquors LOOK FOB THE SION that will not only solve our post-war 10:30 Hy of Praise B-K Beers OF THE PAKKOT I the bitterness, antagonism und selfish­ 10:45 Francis Craig Orchestra Open Every Day problems, but usher in the new age of CLUB ness that threatens to sabotage the best MONDAY. AUGUST 7 Louis Bartoletti i-k that the world is waiting for. 1:30 Pay N Bevc Musical Clock 3544 Harrison I paper plans. ______miimvo 8:00 Texaco New» ?' UlMll'»' t#U#1,#H|I,#li§tWtt#lt%ll|Ui,tilt 8:15 Radio Classified Headliner» M & M I 30 Reveille roundup for CHrove'e Quiomm î to cooperate, so far as such cooperation Baseball 8:45 Music Room I After reading this dry issue of the ! y:uu itono ui l ,e for One Ask For was possible. The baseball season now is here,’ th» 9:13 Savemore Marke Program Montana Labor News see 9 North Main The difficulty with fabricating copper time that is so very dear. 9:30 Drelt Star Playhouse “BOOGS ) y OPEN FORUM 9:43 National Fur Shop in Montana is in no small part due to We whoop ’er up and raise the deuce, we 10:00 James Abbe for Fisher Flour ENGLEWOOD BAR 1 Union Montana the lack ot a supply of scrap copper could not do much less of course, 10:15 Larry Smith New# 1653 Harrison Ave All Leading Brands I Flour Mills President and of a certain type of skilled labor. 10:30 Western Creamery j tor a cool and refreshing drink. I Made Grown When Shorty makes a nice home run. 18:45 Oechsli's Organ Treasures i Takes Issue With The manufacture of steel from ores in and Lefty walks 'em just for tun, 11:00 Pay 'n' Save ❖ of Beer the Little Belt mountains is not pos­ And Skinny steals a base or two—the 11:15 Rialto Theater Montana Labor News 11:30 Music from the Tropics sible because the deposit of ore does not tally shows up four to two 11:45 Defense bullet.ue î î * MONTANA FLOUR MILLS COMPANY Justify the Installation ot furnaces and In favor of our own home bunch, I tell 11:55 Women In the llewa—Soil Off General Offices 12:00 Guiding r.rgtit t CROWN CIGAR steel mills of sufficient size to make it you it's a mortal cinch 12:15 Today s Children ; Great Falls, Montana possible for them to compete with larger For our big husky boys in gray; it looks 12:30 Women In White I 1 CARDS, KODAKS, PENS. î! August 1, 1944 12:4« Texaco News STORE steel units. Similar conditions surround­ just like a walk-away.' 1:00 Women of America ! WHOLLY PORTRAITS, FRAMES “ Montana Labor News ed the marketing of products from the One more inning, just one to go, two 1:13 Oxydol's Own Ma Perkin« « 119 Easi Park SL i fi il note your editorial in issue of July The maltter of freight 1:30 Pepper Young tor Camay : ALS PHOTO SHOP il kaolin clays. good men on bases and so 1:45 Right to Happiness I 27th referring to Dr. Renne’s article rates was taken up with the railroads Now Shorty's at the bat and that will 2:00 Backstage Wife I 42 North Main Street ! I recently appearing in the Montana and in every case we were told that if leave the other birds quite flat. 2:15 Stella Dallas t ..fading Brands of Beer I I have not seen the article 2:30 Lorenzo Jones Standard, x could work out practical plans to Shorty knocks a real hum-dinger, and 2.45 Young Widder Brown ! Cigars Lunch Counter I and so cannot Intelligently comment develop any of these industries, all co­ J:oO Kellogg’s Around the Town SUGAR ft"1 iiSMiiia.i.g our husky boys are winner! 3:15 Texaco News I upon it, but I am sorry to see you ex- ation po^ie would be given by the —Minnie R. Smith. 3:30 Montana Boosters - press yourself as indicated by the tenor Uroads ln making freight rates that 4 00 Puy V Save Music j Phone 7875 « Western Meat Co. ot the editorial tor the reason that I 4:15 Serenade to America MONTANA I would move the tonnage. It is obvious j INVEST IN VICTORY—10 PERCENT 4.30 Story of Coal, Bucking Bronco I i 135 East Park Street think you reason from a false premise. that the establishing ot a steel industry j op pAy IN WAR BONDS TODAY 4:45 Butte Beer Sports 5:00 Defense bulletin boaro Phone 5851 I have lived in Montane for a period and the resulting tonnage would be very ] _ 5:15 News from Foreign Oaptiow Plant* of 45 years, 40 year’s of which I have ; Butte Montana " helpful to the earnings of the railroads, g ...... -,• • • • • 5.30 Lttm and Abner » «t been in business. We have come This long letter may tire you and you 11 t/f'IT) DDAfD ft M 5:46 Texaco News Home LOWRY’S Owned n«.ii>.«i.i.. through the vicissitudes of that period i fi no Hi i i I SIDNEY HARDIN may wonder why I have written it. I { uUuiVnlil 615 Pay 'n' Save Music Notions and Keady-to-Wear 1 successfully as have many other ranch- 6:30 Voice o* Firehiom j The would like to present this side ot the I __ _ 7 «0 Telephone Hour I think the rea- for Montana in the hope that by j I CPUCDf TI Ü 186.4 Harrison Ave. • 8 ers and businessmen, case 7-30 Heinz Information Please j ! CD MIRROR BAR son the population of Montana ,has dim- bringing it to your attention you may | jLItLUULt8.00 Emil Mar un» The little store with the big stoek I inished is due to influence other than , ,toed tQ £ee] M £ do that lt is | 8:15 Navy Salute I ■ 1702 HARRISON AVE. 8:30 Sc Men’s Store Musical# Jack Gavan Ge«. Huber exploitation. Primarily the uncertainty Jn £he lnterests of all ooncerned, man-| f JJSSu AVGUST « 8:45 Flueberg Furniture Choice Wines, Liquor and Beer 9 CO Cheat«?melds of crop conditions has been Important agement and iaboI.f to d0 constructive * 9: to Texaco News Orchestra Saturday Nlte During the years when the dry land thinkJng and siting rather than to ' !):30 Ca”8lcade of Amène# BUTTE BEER DELIVERED FREE i Bectver Bar J Wines, Liquors, Beer, Mixed Drtuks farming first gained momentum, men t ^ of our economy in Mon- THURSDAY. AUGUST n no Ed Manns Music of the Masters Pints $2.48 Case 7:30 Pay N' bav# Musical Otocx 10:15 Design for Dancing Empties Exchanged CI1F.CKS CASHED inexperienced In farming! and. stock. tana which may embitter any class of] s.oo Texaco Ne«- 10:30 Three Son’s Trio 202 N. MAIN ST. raising came into the state to homestead. ^ ^ ^ ^ try to buM. rti 10:45 Lee Siuiuta Plan« We Handle Famous Pilsener Beer Fot Results on All Sporting Events — Call They endeavored to denve a living rather than t0 tear down. 9 w Road ot DllT TUESDAY. AUGUST 8 S P I L L U M ’ S from too small an acreage and the cost, ^ kind regards 1 remain 9:16 Dutch OÜ1 Bakery program 7:30 Pay ’N’ bave m 4 North Main Phone 7714 n A. B. C. NEWS establishing . themselves involved , yours very truly. 9:45 Dance Time 8:00 Texaco (Of B 15 Radio C1«twtfipd Headliner» GREEN'S CAFE 35 S. Main St. Phone 2-3511 them in debt, and when the drV period j M rI AVF president o oo James Abbe for Fisher Flour Keepers cf 1917-18-19 came on they /aturally ____ C. R. McCLAVE, Piesident. ^ Lsrry Smith NeW. 8:30 Finde »== =r--* NOON-DAY MJNCHEON8 9:00 Road of Life for »u» — 35c — a. 9:15 Savemore Market Program (With dessert and beverage) became discouraged and left the state. _T T ^ ID:45 Oechsli’s Organ Treasures 9:30 Droll Star Playhouse PAY LESS Those conditions so impressed the di- LäDCT Di6WS iS iilVÖIl n.oo Payin’ Save Music 9.45 Finberg Furniture Cocktail Lounge In Connection rectors ot this company that we pur- Fraise fCT Ed torial 1:30 Jose* Bethencourtis, Music of t! Masters. 10:00 Janies Abbe for Fisher Flou# FOR ALL YOUR 10:15 Larry Smith News 43 North Main Street chased a flour mill In Cleveland, Ohio, ’ The Montana Labor News has once jhJJ Dttense Bulletin Bocrd 10:30 Sego Milk s Mary Lee Taylor Workmen’s Supplies -'i JOSEPH RICHARDS 10:45 Oechsli’s Organ T Incorporated to have one location where we would be more demonstrated its courage and de- i2:15 •day’s Chlldr*» 11:00 Pay n‘ Pave a- cency in answering another pernicious 12.so itc 11:15 En Marans and Drugs r sure of a wheat supply in any year. I 11:45 Defense Bulletin Board IF IT IS TO B* HAD— FUNERAL HOME This year, precipitation in Lewistown ]ie cf kept press in this state. When , 0J p'j,’ 0' prfsents women or Amène» 12 00 Guiding Light You’ll Find It :it— 15-19 S. Montana St. Phone 728i 12 inches during the month of June. a recent issue of Colliers magazine car- 1 : is Oxydol’s own Ma Perkina 12:15 Today’s Children =0 During the crop year 1918-19 précipita- rie(j a story exposing the Nazi activities p'khtrto0H"BPines»amay 12:30 Women in Whit# Bonino’s Grocery 12.4.) ifuacc Newts PAY LESS tion in general in central Montana was of senator Burton K. Wheeler and 2 00 Backstage wue 100 Women of America and FAMILY LIQUOR STORK y between 6 and 7 inches during the touching upon the notorious manner in £5ün»o>Jore« 1:15 Ma Perkins 1.30 Peppet Youngs Faro’lj 116 East Park St. Phone 7551 DRUG STOKE tt* » whole jear, Montana has raised’ 81 Wh;ch Montana has been raped' and 2 45 Young Widder Brown m WALKER’S 1 45 Right to Happiness 18 N. MAIN million bushels of wheat in a single exploited tor profit at the expense ot our !>:oo Kellogg» Amu.. ic own 2 00 Backstage Wife The handiest place in town! Npws 2:15 Stella Dallas n ■« year. In the drouth year in question ,peopie an(j our natural resources, the 3:30 Montana Boosters 2:30 Lcrci’./o Jones Fine wines, liquors, beer—Cale production dropped to 9 million bushels Anaconda company press immediately |“*en£aes‘to AmericaMusic 2 45 Young Widder Brown 3:00 Kellogg’s Around the Town 12 WEST PARK of wheat of inferior quality. The reason tried to cover up by getting a "respect- , 30 store ot Coal. Buckmg Bronco 3:15 Texaco News H. BRINCK that Idaho, Wyoming, Utah and Colo- able" authority to refute the Colliers ,;45 Knborg 3:30 Montana Boosters WESTERN MILK 4:00 Pay ’n’ Save Music rad» have experienced a more steady eXpose. A i» News from ?nrei»n capital, 4:15 Serenade to America AND CREAM State Distributors Ask Your Grocer For growth in population than Montana is Dr Renne, head of the state college 5:30 nwto^Thcalcr Tunes 4.45 Plantone Serenade 5:00 Defense bulletin boar# for y due to the larger acreage of irrigated in Bozeman, was chosen for the Job. „ „„ Those We Love 5 15 News Reports from #€»«44#» Oa«i»#t Pasteurized Phone 2-3386 Wa â Ä land. The Bureau of Reclamation has His ridiculous article, prominently pub- 6:30 HinCörer«mSllh0U'tl” 5 30 Lum and Abner ROCKOLA 5 45 Texaco New» Vc recently issued’ a map showing the irrl- ]lshed in the company press, leaves no 7 30 Lpvcr Bros Charlie chan 6:00 National Fur Shop PHONOGRAPHS gated and non-lrrlgated crop acreage, doUbt as to where his economic inter- « no Camels Harry Savoy 6:15 Pay ’n’ Save Music esta lie. The Montana Labor News, July •;* " 6:30 Date with Judy which is shown as follows: 7 no Fmll Mai-an« Irrigated Non-irrigated 27 issue, did a good job of nailing this 9 00 chesterfield 7:15 Montana Radio Forum 827 E. Front St Acreage Crop Acreage tw0 blt Goebbels. MS 7:30 Words at War for Johnson Wax 8 00 Pepsodent’s Lite with Charlotte Phone 6726 Idaho ... 2,273,949 723,103 acres Sincerely. 10 00 Amba-sador Hotel Orchestra 8:30 Raleigh Room » Wyoming „ 1,486,489 258,384 acres WM, McMURPHY. »-i10 Dance rime 9 00 Chesterfield o J I 15 Texaco News rYn Utah ...... 1,176.239 1,042.673 acres FRIDAY. AUGUST \ ■1 3ft PblLT Morris LJ^ Colorado 3.220,685 3.108,177 acres jjave a Compensation 7 W Pay H Save* Musical Oloe» 10:00 Wefte Auto Lite Program Montana 1,696,063 4,458.860 acres " 8 00 Texaco New» 10:30 Ro* Shields Orchnstra 9 15 Radio Classified Headliner» MINERS DAIRY Concerning the electric power rates. Law That S Compensable 8:90 Reveille rmmduo for Otot»*» JaiotB* WEDNESD.AY. AUGUST 9 r may I say that this company pays the Repeal Sections 2933 and: 2952. 8:45 Finders Keepers • SO P*, .a-.. MILK #-na Ro««i o r T>1- P;00 Texaco News 1 » (A published tariff rates to drive our flour The procuring of a hospital ticket, re­ 9:15 Dutch Girl Bakery Program 8 15 C's'aiTled radio headliner* mills in Montana, and our power costs porting at hospital or to doctor should 9:30 Dreft Star Playhouse • ■#0 Reveille roundup tor Or«#«*# EER PASTEURIZED .1 9:45 Plneberg Furniture 8:45 Music Room in Mbntana are lower than correspond- be sufficient knowledge and notification 10:00 James Abbe for Fisher Flour 9 00 Ro»d Of »«lie fnr Ou* ing power costs at our mill in Cleveland, of injury, and tantamount to that of 10:15 Larry Smith News Commentary 9:15 Dutch Girl Bakery v g 9:30 Dreft Star Playhouse Ohio, where we also use electric power, filing a claim for compensation. 0:30 Western Creamery Troubadors 10:45 Oechsli’s Orga« Treasure# 9:45 Emil Marans IS BETTER BEER James Combo Ernest Dazzle Montana is a long way from all con- In cases of death or permanent total 11 00 Pay*n Ha»« 10:00 Jam»# Abbe for Fisher Flour 11:15 National Pur Shop 10:15 Larry Smith News MAIN BUFFET sumdng markets for agricultural prod- disability the statute of limitations Sec- a m>M* pRonrrr 11:30 Echoes from the Tropics. 10:30 Western Creamery 39 North Main St. nets and for all manufactured products, tion 2899, should not apply. Where 11:55 Women in the News—Soil Off 10:45 Oechsli’s Organ Trrasurei fll AMERICAN CRYSTAL It takes from 10 days to 2 weeks longer statute of limitation is in effect, time 12:00 Oulding Light 11:00 Pay *b' Save CHOICE OF LIQUORS 11:15 Ed Marans 12:16 Today's Children Phone 7708 Butte, Moat SUGAR CO. for our products to reach consuming tonfined to or in hospital, to or in 12:30 Women in White 11:30 Music bakers in eastern states or on the Pa- home or under doctors care not u 13 45 Texaco news 11:45 Defense Bulletins 1:00 Women of America 11:55 Women the New*—6oti Off cific Coast than from mills located at apply, 1:15 Mr Perkins 13:00 Guiding Light 13:15 Today’s OhlMren terminals. This disadvantage has al-1 ART WILLIAMS. \ 30 pepoer Young'« Family lor Ooaay 1 45 Rlaht to haptd 12:30 Women In White Da Yob. Repair Work Now ways been difficult to overcome, I was ! ------2:00 Backstage Wife 12:45 Texaco News 4 1:00 Women of America president of Montanans, Inc., for two CHICAGO —(PP)— Expressing ”emi- 2:15 Stella Dallas Cement the choice of 2:30 Lorenzo Jones 1:15 Oxydol's Own Ma Perklo# years during which period I made a nent satisfaction^ over 2 45 Young Widder Brown 1:30 Pepper Young’s Family Money Credit Plaster conscientious effort to develop manutac- Sen. Harry 8. Truman as President 3:00 Kellogg's Around the Town*' 1:45 Right to Happiness Curing in Montana I explored the pos- Roosevelt’s running mate CIO President 3 15 Texaco N* 2:00 Backstage Wife Personal Loans for l ean. 3:30 Montana Booster# 2:15 Stella Dallas Lime .ability of fabricating copper here, of Philip Murray «ICtataH Sidney 4 '»O' Lou for Planter Peaauts 2:30 Lorenzo Jones Your Home Product Quick. Courteous trying to develop possibilities of iron Hillman of the OIO P»“““1 ^Uon 4:30 Serenade to America 2:45 Young Widder Brown Roofing Material 4 45 Sports Casti 3:00 Kellogg's Around the Tom* Conrtdentlal. dn>oslUs near Stanford, ot the kaolin de- Committee declared tha 5 00 Defense bulletin board 3:15 Texaco News Dutch Boy Paint posits In the Moccasin mountains near conscious of the fact that \Uaer&\ ele I 15 Nw from foreign oap4t*4a >•» UUa* 3:30 Montana Boosters lor laboratories 4:00 Pay ’n* Save Music MURPHY Pioneer Fuel & Brick Lewistown. In every case there were ments within the Democratic pMtyhne 5 10 Lum and Abnar 4:15 Serenade to America Obstacles to mich development which made splendid progress in the Demo- 8:45 Texaco Nein 4 30 Story of Coal. Bucking Bronco FINANCE CO. Co. < j 8 0# Symon« Fur 4:4R Butte Beer Sports Health thesc err tic national convention. 6 IR Pay ’n* Save 6 00 Defense bulletin board U Hirbour Bld|n Beeomi FhoOT Telephon« 8415 were Impossible to overcome and « *0 La ok y «trfka h*t por%ê» 5 15 New» from Foreign OapUals were in no part due to unwillingness of PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS 1 ? » > 30 Lum acid Abner 11 ic power company or of the railroads I 45 Texaco Ne w»