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i tTht Independent Record, Helene, Tuesday, January 3, 1961 Pifl Ntat i Jeah Morris Is Receptionist For Gov, Nutter tbmorrv 9:35 a.m.l Penney's offers Inauguration Over G. Nutter, State's 15th Governor, on Job" Jean Morris, 29, Helena, began work as receptionist in the office of Gov. Donald G. Nutter Monday. Roberta Mortenson of Billings 4s a secretary; The Helena high school band played a march in the background.

At 10:26 a.m. Montana's 15th governor made the- long walk briskly from the reception room in the Capitols left wing to the rotund in the center. He re turned well-wishers smiles as he walked. gether they accepted Judge Harrisons congratulations. Smartly Attired Mrs.

Nutter wore a light brown fur cape, tan gloves and a hat. The governor, his running mate and Maj. Gen. Spencer H. Mitchell, adjutant general, were escorted, by a color guard to the tune of band music to the front of the Capitol.

Mrs. Morris had been secretary at the Republican headquarters in Helena he past 18 months. Succeeding her in that post is Mrs. Ruth Castles, wife of Assort ciate Justice Wesley Castles. Mrs, Castles will be assisted by Mrs.

Patrick Kelleher of Helena. Mrs. Jean Stephenson, wife of Highway Patrol supervisor Alex B. Stephenson, had served as re-'ceptionist for ex-Gov. J.

Hugo Aronson. Dennis Gordon of Billings is executive secretary to Nutter. His appointment had been announced earlier. Chadwick- H. Smith of Helena had been Aronsons executive secret dty in the final months of Aronsons term.

Some Committes Named Economy Is Watchword As Montana Senate Gets Settled for Legislation Prehistoric Village Found Jerusalem, Israeli Sector (JP) A French archeological mission says it has unearthed seven houses of a prehistoric village dating back to 3,500 B.C. in the Kirtyath Gat area, north of for Penney the group to inform the Governor, Sen. Edward T. Oussault, D-Mis-soula, headed the committee to inform the House and Durkee wgs chairman of the group to invite the court. The Governor sent back his best wishes as did the House and the Senate recessed at 2:45 p.m., until 12:45 p.m., Tuesday.

Donald G. Nutter, Montana 15th governor, the 14th man to hold the position, today spent his second day in office, following his inauguration Monday jet 10 a.m. Nutter began his first day in office when he arrived at the front steps of the Capitol, es corted by the Montana National Guard, and the climax of his second day was this afternoon when he addressed the joint session of House and Senate, delivering bis state of the State message. Last nighty he headed the en tire group of elected state officials in greeting the public at a reception at the Capitol. -Nutter and Lieut.

Gov. Tim Babcock, who ran as a team, continued that relationship in the inauguration. First Team Inauguration They arrived together, with Mrs. Nutter and Mrs. Babcock marched down the long corridor together from the rotunda to the reception room, and recited the constitution oath of office in unison.

The oath was administered by Chief Justice James T. Harrison. Standing nearby was J. Hugo Aronson, who remarked later that he walked out of his private office as a governor and returned to it as a mere taxpayer. jAttractive brown-haired Mrs.

Nutter stood several feet away with arms crossed and smiled a little in wifely pride. Directly behind her was Mrs. Babcock, also and attractive woman. Warm Handshake When the oath was completed, the retiring Republican governor, J. Hugo Aronson, was the first to congratulate Nutter.

A strong Swedish handshake and the word congratulations came from the beaming, wrinkled, face of Aronson. Then Mrs. Nutter rushed to her husband, took his right hand in hers and kissed him hard on the lips. Nutter, hugging her in one arm, kissed her on the ear. To- Whats' in a Name Redhill, England () The Black and White Cafe here has been taken over by a man named Grey.

1 White Gooc ALL PERFECTS! LAB-TESTED! WHITE! PASTELS! FLATS! FITTED! By Mayo Ashley Economy apparently will be the watchword of the 37th Montana Legislative Assembly if the opening day of the session, can be used as a criterion. On Monday, the first day of the biennial session, the Democratic majority in the Senate stated that it would go along with Republican Gov. Donajd R. Nutters appeal for economy in an attempt to get the state out of the red. Lt.

Gov. Tim M. Babcock, Billings trucking executive, rapped the gavel at 12:08 p.m. Monday opening the official session of the Montana Senate. Immediately following the roll call of 36 Democrats, 17 Republicans and one Independent was made with one challenge.

The challenge contested the seating of James N. Shaw, a Republican from Dawson County. Both Ranchers Following the roll call Sen. Richard M. Nixon, D-Blaine, was installed as Senate majority leader by a vote of 39-16 with Shaw not eligible to vote.

Sen. Ben S. Brownfield, R-Carter, was named by the Republican minority and thus becomes Senate minority leader. Both Nixon and Brownfield Three Democratic nominees were also approved at this time for top posts in the 37th meeting of the Montana Senate. They were: Alfred R.

Anderson of Culbertson, who was named secretary; Allen Donohue of Great Falls, assistant secretary; and N. J. (Neft) Cummings of Malta, sergeant-at-arms. Five committees were then established. They are: Committee on Committee Chelrmen W.

A. Orott, D-Ravalli; Hujh Cummings. D-Oranlte; and Ed Carney, D-Danlel. Beating, Mileage and Per Diem Chairman' ttenfj McKenna, D-Judlth Basin: Vice Chairman Robert 8. Cotton, D-Valley; Oeorge W.

Wilson, D-Toole; and J. 8. Brenner, R-Beaverhead. Employment Employment Chairman Arnold Rleder, D-Jefferson; C. E.

LaCombe. and Ward H. Beley, D-Wheatland. Rules Chairman Nixon; Vice Chairman David F. Jamea, D-Llberty; Robert A.

Durkee, D-H1I1; Brownfield and Rexj Hibbs, R-Vellowatone. Journal Chairman C. R. Thlessen, B-Richland; William F. Hafferman, D-Lincoln: and Lochlel, Edwards, R-: Phillips.

if The makeup of other commit-; tecs is still being decided On. motion by Sen. Nixon the upper chamber adopted a resolution to amend the number of members on certain committees, and to suspend a rule requiring one day notice for such a move. PERCALE COTTON I John Harrison Takes Oath In High Court I John Conway Harrison Monday took the oath of office as the 1 newest member of the state prere Court. He became an associate justice in a 10-minute ceremony before the four other members of the high court.

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John Harrison succeeds R. V. Bottomly, retired at the age of 75. The Harrisons are not related. Tribute to Bottomly Chief Justice Harrison, presiding at the session, read a lengthly tribute to the career of retiring Associate Justice Bottomly.

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He was married in 1940.t. Harrison has been chief assistant Lewis and Clark County attorney, Helena city attorney, and Lewis and Clark County attorney the past six years. He is a past president of the Montana Tuberculosis Association. Adopt Four Resolutions Again on motion by Nixon thq Senate adopted four resolutions." These changed the number of members on some committees, cut the number of committees from 36 to 23, and changed word-: ing in rules, governing handling! of. bills to conform with the change in number and names of the several committees.

Among the committees which underwent changes were: Banking and Insurance" panded from 7 to'9; Bills, 3 to Commerce and Labor, 9 to 11; Finance and Claims, 9 to 11; Local government, 9 to 11; Public Health, Welfare and Safety, 7 to! 11. Among those suffering tion were: Stockgrowing and Grazing, 11 to Seating, Mileage and perdiem, 5 to and Oil and Gas, 11 to 7. Some Unchanged Other committees with membership unchanged from the last session were: Agriculture, 11 members; Committees, 3, mem-j bers; Constitution, Elections and Federal Relations, 11; Employment, Fish and! Game, 11; Highways and Transportation, 11; Irrigation and Water, Journal, Judiciary, Public Lands, Rules, State Administration, 9 and Taxation, Babcock then appointed three committees to inform the Governor and the House that the Senate was redy to do business and to invite the justices of the Supreme Court to attend the Tuesday joint Session to War the message of the Governor. James was chosen chairman of RICH TONES! NOIRON FIGERGLAS STRIPED THRIFT TERRIES EASY-CARE PLAIDI A GREAT BUYl IT HAPPENED 75 YEARS AGO! The water supply on the West Side was getting very low yesterday, gradually freezing up. By this morning the residents expect to be minus this important element in household economy.

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