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Montana Labor News (Butte, Mont.), 1945-09-13 Page 2 THE MONTANA LABOR NEWS September 13, 194'» This is more than twice the number of 2 45 Young Widder Browa 8 00 Texaco News I 3 00 Texaco News a 15 Classified Radio Headliner« After reading this dry issue of the I James Combo Ernest Darxla THE MONTANA LABOR NEWS 3:15 This Woman's World S 30 Road of Life r men wo had oversease in January, 1945, 3:20 Future Unlimited 8 45 Joyce Jordan Montana Labor News see tf oo Fred Waring Show MAIN BUFFET 4 00 Pay Save Music . • PLhl*I8HED EVERY THURSDAY AT Wé> tlAHRlftO* winning the battles of Europe and Asia. 4:15 Echoes from Tropics 9 30 Symons Album of Memories B00GS >» 39 North Main St 4 30 Aunt Mary. Kitchen Kraft 9 45 Emil Marans A F ear les* Champion of H«man Rights De’ ned to the ENCiLLVVOOD BAH More Schools More Bathtubs 4 45 Dr. Paul. Du.ch Mill 10:00 James Abbe for Fisher Flour CHOICE OF LIQUOK8 Interest and Voicli->T the Demand»- ol tne 5:00 Dancetime 10• 15 Larry Smith News 1653 Harrison Avo Phone 7768 Butte, Mont Trade Vn.oo Movement Our» is the richest nation. We have 5:15 News from Foreign Capital* 10:30 Exotic Moods. Uncles Jewelry i for a cool and refreshing drink. 5:30 Lum and Abner 10:45 Oech U s Organ Treasures a. more schools, more bathtubs, more radios, 5:45 Texaco News 11:00 Pay N' Save 6:00 Occident's Family Serenade 11:15 Cahill-Mooney more beefsteaks, better doctors than any 8:15 Flnberg's Concert 11:30 Bozeman Livestock Auction •?. j 6:30 Correction Please 11:45 Bulletin Board other country on earth. 7 00 Waltz Time 11:55 Women In the News—Soil Off I MINERS DAIRY 7:30 People Are Funny 12.00 Guiding Light j BEN JO BAE CLARENCE E. BLEWETT. Editor 8 00 The Dumiiugjer Show 12:15 Today's Children 709 Utah Ave. MILK But 8:30 Emil Mai ans Music 12:30 Women in While WINES - LIQUORS - BEER oUMSCKIPTlON PRICE $2.00 PER ANNUM 8 45 N B. C. Forum 12 45 Texaco News Dancing Every Saturday Night In 1935, the Public Health service 9:00 Chesterfield, 1:00 Women of America ) *HNIH HOWE AND FINIS MATSON. PASTEURIZED fhe publishers reserve the right to reject revoke ad- 9:15 Texaco News 1:15 Oxydol's Own Ma Perkins Musicians verusing contracts at any time. Copy of the paper will found more than 23,000,000 Americans 9.30 Concert Hour. Uncles Jewelry 1:30 Pepper Young's Family JOE POO ARTY. Proprietor be sent to the advertiser. 10:00 The Cabin 1:45 Right to Happiness 10:15 Furniture Mart Melodic Moods 2 00 Backstage Wife Communications of Interest to Trades Unionists are soli­ suffering physical impairment or chronic- 0:30 Schwartz Musicale 2:15 Stella Dallas —►* citée». They should be briefly written on one side of 2.30 Lorenzo J paper and must reach this office not later than Tuesday disease. 10:45 Gamer's Sweetheart Time » 10:55 News 2 45 Young Widder Browa noon of each week. The right of revision or rejecuon 3:00 Texaco N« i of all communications is reserved by the publisher The Fairm Security Administration ex­ 11:00 Pay N’ Save 1:13 Devotion« 3:15 This Woman's World Address all communications to The Montana Labor News, 3:20 Future Unlimited F & W Box 1989 Butt**, Montana. amined a large number of people among 4:00 Pay N' Save Music SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 15 ENROLL NOW Names must be signed to items (not published, If re- 2,500 farm families in 17 states in 1940. 4:15 Echoes from Tropics I Grand - Silver Store i quested) as a guarantee of good faith. 7:30 Pay N' Save Muslcat Clock 4:30 Aunt Mary, Kitchen Kraft Trade work, all grades and high 8:00 Texaco News 4:45 Dr. Paul, Dutch Mill ' We do not hold ourselves responsible for the views or Only one in 100 was “in prime physical 5:00 Melodic Moods, Furniture Mart school subjects. I opinions of conespondents. 8.15 Radio Classified Headliners v 8:30 Symons Memory Album 5:15 News from Foreign Capitals Subscribers who change their addresses, fall to get thpi*- condition.” 8:45 Program Previews 5 30 Lum and Abner FULLY ACCREDITED paper, should immediately notify this office, giving both In 1940, tin- National Youth Adminis­ 9:00 First Piano Quartette 5:45 Texaco News a new and old addresses, 9:15 KC Jamboree 6:00 Occident Family Serenade All departments of our school are Entered second class mail matter May 23rd. 1925. at th« 9:30 National Fur Shop Silhouettes 6:15 National Pur Silhouettes Fo«. Office. Butte. Montana, under the act of Mar. 3. 1879. tration examined 150,000 youths. Out of 9:45 Dance time 6 30 Schw Mu ,i< tl.‘ In session both day and evening each 100, H5 needed dental care; 20 needed 10:00 Alex Drier for Morrell 6 45 Edwards Coffe Night Edit throughout the entire year, H. BRINCK ggjpp» '«O«*«" 10 15 Texaco News 7 00 Wednesday With You 10:30 Strain Bros. Almanac 7 30 Mr. D. A. eye adjustments; 19 needed to have their 11:00 Veterans Advisor 8:0C Kollege Musical Knowledge State Distributors 11:15 Ed Marans Music of the Masters 8:00 Chesterfield tonsils removed; 12 required special diets. 11:30 Music for your mood 9 15 Texaco News for FOR THE PEOPLE’S HEALTH 11:45 Flnberg’s Concert Orchestra 9 30 Oay Mrs. Featherstone </uu vfcacÿA. Approximately 1 youth in every 17 was 12:00 Muslcana 10:00 Mr. and Mrs. North R00K0LA One More Victory 12:30 Parade of Products 10 30 Bob Reese Orchestra RICE and SCOTT in urgent need of some kind of medical 12:45 Texaco News 10 45 NBC Orchestra PHONOGRAPHS 1:00 Minstrel Melodics 10:55 News Owsley Block Phone 2-2391 Like the weather, health is something or dental treatmen. 1:30 Music Display 11:00 Pay N’ Save 2:00 Pacific Northwest Broadcasters News 11:15 Devotions 827 E! Front St that everybody talks about. Their conclusion: Health defects limit­ 2:15 PNB Reporter ed tin* kind of work that one-third of 2:45 F Home of Atomic Bomb Unlike the weather, health is something 3:00 Grant Hotel Phone 6726 3.30 News Commentaries EDDIE’S LOUNGE that they can do .something about. American young people could do. 4 ; 00 Devotions f < B~ “ft is well to superintend the sick and 4:15 Future Unlimited (To be continued) 4:30 Rupert Hughes Money Credit 4:45 Religion In News A PLACE WHERE UNION ---* make them well, to care for the healthy to 5:00 Anaconda Pertllzer MEN MEET Personal Loam for Lean. I 5:15 Dancetime keep them well,’ Hippocrates said 2,400 The people locally are being treated to 5:30 Noah Webster Says i CROWN CIGAR 6 00 Texaco News 1853 Harrison Arena« Quick. Courteous years ago. Hippocrates, the father of all a profound dissertation on the iniquities, 6:15 Melodic Moods. Furniture Mart Confidential. 6:30 Pay N' Save Music STORE doctors, wrote the Physician’s Oath which shortcomings and diabolical intrigues of 6 45 T-evillion-Mole Golden Melodies 7:00 Butte Beer Sports MURPHY i s to this day governs the conduct of doc­ the activities or lack of activities of gov­ 7:15 Boze Peas 11« East Park St 7:30 Can You Top This CARDS, KODAKS, PENS, FINANCE CO. tors. ernment agencies and people in respect to 8:00 Judy Canova Shop PORTRAITS, FRAMES I 1 8:30 Grand Ole Opry ZS Birbour Äldg, Second Floor I Leading Brands of Beer Almost within our time, yours and certain phases of the war. 9:00 Truth Consequences AL S PHOTO SHOP 9:30 Life of Riley mine, the world discovers ways of right­ These epistles sound so pure that a lily 10:00 Tex News 42 North Main Street Clears Lunch Counter 10:15 Elich Garden Orchestra ing disease, of preventing it, of curing it. would look soiled besides them. Patriot­ 10.45 Lee Simms Piano a+**»*4 1 10.55 News ! Phone 7815 New treatments—new instruments—new ism and the welfare of the United States MATTRESSES RENOVATE 4# SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 16 BUTTE BEER DELIVERED FREE Repaired and Sterilised. Furniture I medicines were found overnight. That is, and humanity comes forth in sparkling Upholstered, repaired and reeudt. 9 00 The Eternal Light Pints $2.48 Case overnight, if you think hack those long bubbles from the facile hand of the writer. 9:30 Visiting Nurse Emptie3 Exchanged Chicago Furniture 9:45 Les Paul Trio days to Hippocrates. Tears are being shed for the demise of the 10:00 Pay N' Save We Handle Famous Pilsener Beer and Mattress Factory GREEN'S CAFE 112 E. Broadway St. Phene 424) 10:15 News In Advertising SPILLUM’S NOON-DAY LUNCHEONS America has led in many of these dis­ Dies committee and demands made for 10:30 Program Previews asif 10:45 Pinberg Furniture 4 North Main Phone 7714 — Me — coveries and inventions. Our country the investigation of every sinister organi­ 11:00 Voice of Dairy Farmer, Mitchell & (With dessert and beverage) Utley ♦:* Cocktail Lounge in Connection today has the best equipped and best zation which opposed that noble club. Now 11:15 Labor. Industry and Agriculture 11:30 Chicago Round Table V l•illlllu•llllltll■^all■iltllaM■lllll■ll•ll■M■ll«Ht| j O North Main Street trained doctors in the world.
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