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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-05-18

1gen tlSztelt foszerKeSzIo VI.
Mi berlini magyarok igen
nagy figyelemmel es erdeklo-
DIESEL kovetjiik mindazt, ami
a vilagban szetsz6rt magyar
koloniakban tortenik. Figye-
lemmel kiserjuk a kulfoldi ma
gyarok lapjait es ICY igen ter
meszetes, az amerikai magyar
sag sajtojat is. Minden kiilfol-
.di magyar kolonia tobbe-ke-
vesbe annak a kornyezetnek
befolyasa alatt all, amelyben
,el, ICY mi, nemetorszagi ma
gyarok meg tudjuk erteni,
hogy az amerikai magyarsag
az amerikai k0zvelemeny be-
hatasa alatt all.
EFT el6re bocsajtom! Eppen
exert mem csodalkozunk, ha az
amerikai magyar lapok a leg
fantasztikusabb hireket es elk
keket kozlik a nemet viszo-
nyokrol, hiszen a hiradas te-
kinteteben az ottani taviratl
irodak, agenturak munkajatol
figgnek. Mi, tit Nemetorszag-
ban el6 magyarok, kivetel mel
kill, megallapitjuk, hogy az
,amerikai hiradasok a nemet
viszonyok felol tevesek, alap-
talanok, valotlanok, Amig az
:amerikai sajto legnagyobb
reszt kul0n0s or0met talal alb
ban, hogy a valo tenyeket ell
ferditse es az amerikaiak We
lemenyet egy teves es helyte-
len iranyban vezesse, addig ne
kiink nemetorszagi magyarok-
max semmi kifogasunk, hiszen
a nemet sajto feladata ezeket
a tevhireszteleseket es legna-
,gyobb reszt nyilt ragalmakat
megcafolni. Abban a pillanat-
ban, amidon az amerikai ke-
reszteny magyar sajto ugyan-
ebhe a hibaba beleesik, iogunR
SGT kotelessegiink, hogy az
amerikai magyar kollegainkat
figyelmeztessik, hogy ne es'
senek belle ugyanebbe a hiba
ba, hiszen nekjnk, mint ne
metorszagi kilfoldieknek csal
van jogunk, hogy a nemet vi
szonyok megallapitasanal egy
szot hozzaszoljunk.
Igen tisztelt F6szerkesztt
Ur! Engedje meg, hogy nyil
tan kijelentsiik, hogy becse
lapjanak a multi idokben meg
ielent nemetorszagi k0zleme
nyei egyt6l-egyig alaptalanok
celtudatosan hamisitottak, va
lotlanok. Ha az amerikai k0z
velemeny bevesz ilyen ragal
makat es hazugsagokat, bin
k0vet ell sajat amerikai ma
gyarsaga ellen es az ohazava
szemben, mem sz6lunk AFRO
hogy art a nemetorszagi ms
gyar kol6nianak.
Mindjart bebizonyitom! BIZ
cses lapja marcus no 4-il
szamaban egy felhivast int
zett az ottani magyarsagho'
Ennek cine: "VARJUNK-E U
HuSEGLIGARA?" Ennek
felhivasnak van egy mondat'
amely benniinket, nemetorsz'
gi magyarokat nelyen mel
d0bbentett. Ez a mondat ig
sz6l:
"MGt6l kesdve n1i11den
essk0st Ss n,tndea pill11aG-
tot ARA kell h1ssndl-
1unk, hogy az an,ertkat
k0suelen1eny feluildgositd-
sdval a n,agyarorszdgi ese-
naenyec legnagyobb re-
szeert a teleDsseget -
Berlt1sre hdritsukw
S6t az el6z6 mondat nj
nyiltabban hfeje1 az ON
gondolatmenetet::
"NemcsGk a s1jdt erde-
JcilnkrN Is a sajdt b6rilnk-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-05-18

Igen tisztelt F6szerkeszto Ur!
En- irtam lie Magyar Ameri-
kaban az alabb es az Onhoz
Berlinb6l intezett nyilt level.
ben is idezett mondatot elo.
szor, engedje meg tehat, hogy
hozzaszoljak a nyilt levelhez.
Az idezett mondat ICY hang
xix:
"Nemcsak q sajdt erde-
kiinkr6l es a sajdt b6-
riinkr6l keH idejeben gon-
doskodnunk, hnnem nrrol
is, hogy Magyarorssdg es
a magyar nemset helyse-
tet felre ne ertsek."
"Mdtd kesdve nainden
essk0st es nliaden pillG
71atot ARA kell hassndl-
pu7,k, hogy az an'erikai
k0suelemeny teluildgositd-
sdval a naagyarorssdgi ese-
/ n,enyek legnagyobb resse-
<rt a telel6sseget - Ber-
H1are hdritsuE."
j Ennek a ket mOndatna
minden sorat es minden bett
let fenntartom.
Ha hAboru lesz - anime
megvan minden valoszintisee
- szamitanunk kell ra, hog
ismet "ellenseges idegenek
lesznek azok a magyarok, aki
meg mem polgarai ennek a h
zanak es ismet "hyphenate'
American "-nak fog nevezni
haboruk termeszetes intolera1
/ ciaja benniinket.
! Mem lesz mindegy az amer
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-05-18

n1eteE eppen ugy mem UOb
tax hajland6k fisetni,
mint ahogy mem fisettek
kesspenssel.
Es nemtudjak valoszinileg a
magyarok Berlinben, hogy q
nemet birodalom a magyar bu-
zat veszteseggel, de keszpenz-
ert lokte a nemzetk0zi piacra,
amivel az arakat leverte ugy,
hogy a
G0r0gorssdgb6I importdlt
vassrcert a n,agyarokndk
hdromssoros drat kellett
fisetni.
Sajnos, mi ugy latjuk es
egesz biztosan jol latjuk, hogy
Magyarorszagnak sem gazda-
sagi, sem politikai fiiggetlen-
sege mem teljes, hanem XII van
teve annak a brutalis nemet
er6nek, amely Kelet Europara
rafekszik es amely brutalizalta
Olaszorszagot is az utobbi
evekben.
Tudjuk es latjuk azonban,
hogy a magyar kormanyt
mindezert mem lehet vadolni S
reszvettel es nagy megertessel
nezzuk ait a verg6dest, amely-
lyel a nemzet sorsat - az
adott lehet6segek kozt bril-
|liansan - intezik.
soha egy amerikai lap egyet.
len soraban mem vitatta, hogy
a revizio meginditasat Hitler
mex es Mussolininak lehet e.
kell k0szonni, ez azonban mem
tett vakka benniinket es gyak
ran aggodva allapitjuk meg
hogy Trianont a magyar mem
zet kibirta, de a revizioba eset
leg belle fog pusztulni.
Ha Berlinben azokat a buda
pesti lapokat is olvasnak, anne
: lyeket Nemetorszagban szive
, sen mem latnak, akkor jol tud
t max, hogy ez az aggodalon
rem k0ztink szuletett meg
4 hanem Budapesten, ahol a ne
metek magyarorszagi terhodi
( tasat ketsegbeesve nezik e
: ahol az ellen keptelenek a ma
! gyar nemzetet megvedeni.
: Ami most mar a mi demo
n kraciankat vagy a nemetol
szagi nazizmust illeti, engeo
: jek meg nekunk a berlini ma
v gyarok, hogy onmagunkna
v mi magunk valasszunk polit
: kai, gazdasagi es tarsadaln
: hitvallast.
n Nagyon jol tudjuk, hog
" Woodrow Wilson a bekeszerz'
. desek soran NIT vetett es a.
is tudjuk, hogy az Egyesu
Allamok azokat soha ala mel
irta.
Ez azonban sem vi hazar
iranti lojalitasunkat, sem ia
sadalmi es politikai felfog
sunkat megvaltoztatni ne
fogja, inert a kettonek, illet'
haromnak semmi k0ze eg,
maShoz.
Kisse izlestelen az idez
nyoman ugy allitani be a dc
gokat, mintha "sajat borunl
d. megmentesevel akar Maya
I'll orszagnak kivannank artant
re anainek eppeu az ellenke-
OF s6je az igas es AIT meg
a ertheti az idesett sorokbol
eg maindenki, asok is, akik a
az nemet k6nyonatosndl dol
gosnak.
d. Nemetorszagban allitolag
III es EFT Ok irjak = rend, be
'tt es igazsag van, mikepp
et- akarjak tehat velunk elhit
IT. nj, hogy a mi allaspontunk'
le- Ok fognak szenvedni?
Ia Csak mem bosszuljak m
'K- magukat a berlini magya
'ra kon a nemetek azert, amt n
al magyarok Chicagoban va
u Detroitban leirnak? AIT ne
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-05-18

q Senkit mem hnoznak,
senkit nem iild0znek, ha az
illetok a nemet t0rvenyeket
tiszteletben tartjak. (Tudtunk-
kal EFT minden allan megko-
veteli neptarsait6l, az Egye-
silt Allamok ISL
81 Nemetorszagban nincsen
munkanelkiili, folyik a terme-
les oriasi utemben, emelkedik
az eletstandard, a JOLIET. Evvel
szemben az on0k demokrata
allamaban 13 millio a munka-
nelkuliek hadserege, amelyhez
2-3 csaladtagot hozzaszamit-
va kb. 3O-36 millio a kenyerte-
len. Az onok demokratai fe-
csegnek. TIT dolgoznak' csele-
kednek, epitenek, javitanak
egy magas kulturaju nemzet
eletenek valamennyi teren. Ez
jobban ,meggyoz bennunket,
mint a demokratak meztol csc
peg6 tires frazisai es vala-
mennyi doktrinjai.
A. Mi, nemetorszagi ma
gyarok kijelentjuk, hogy Ne
metorszagban teljes szabadsa-
got elveziink, dolgozunk es
igazi bajtarsi elbanasban re-
szesulunk. A magyar munka-
nelkulit, vagy inseget eppugy
segitik es tamogatjak az onok
altal gyulolt nemetek, mint
sajat allampolgaraikat.
81 0n0k nemcsak egy fel-
revezetett kozvelemenynek ter
rorja alatt allanak, hanem az
egyes politikai partok es gaz-
: dasagi erdekcsoportok dikta,
turaja alatt. Onok szolassza
badsagrol irnak, de mernel
fogadni, hogy mem lesz bator
t saguk ezen nyilt levelet leko
zolni, a demokrata sajtosza
$ badsag orszagaban.
' Igen tisztelt F6szerkesztt
Ur. Kar lenne szep, magya
i feladatat felreismerni. Marad
: ianak Onok demokratak e
z tiszteljek az amerikai torve
z nyeket, de a lovagias, igaz ma
q gyar mem all egy barati ne.
t elleni hajsza es vad uszita
: szolgalataba, ehhez Onokne
! nincs joguk, de mines is e1
r kolcsi alapjuk. Ha a magya:
!? tisztan a magyar erdeknek k
l. vannak szolgalni, beszunteti
Ii nemetellenes uszitast. A
n emigralt nemet zsidosagg;
i szolidaritast vallalni sem mt
a gyar ugy, sem pedig magys
n erdek.
EFT uzeni Onoknek a tel
4 gerentul, igaz magyar bajta
t. siassaggal
Kdldor Ko1OaloUssky Bruf
a a berlini "Vilag Visszhans
felelos szerkeSztoj
arton a k0vetkezS ereIyes hangu vissz
kai magyarsagnak, hos
i "friendlv alien eneny" vas
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-05-18

altasunkat. Allamunkat ugyan
ez a dics6itett "demokrata
blokk" es annak k0zepeuropai
kepviseloje Benes ur, a kisan-
tant newt szervezetevel eveken
keresztil fojtogatta. Demokra-
ia baratai mem tiltakoztak az
ellen, magyar nemzetink tul
gyenge volt, hogy ezen fojtoga-
tas alol kiszabaditsa magat. A
nemetek megsziintettek Ausz-
triat, felszabaditottak a Szu-
detavideket, a terkeprol elto-
roltek a hires parisi Atlanta
kolmanyt "Csehszlovakiat" es
mar evvel a tennyel magyar
allamunk lelegzethez jutott.
Olasz erkolcsi tamogatassal,
de a nemetek nagy kezdeme-
nyezese folytan Magyarorszag
eppen ezen nemetbarat politi-
kaianak kihatasakeppen visz-
szakapta a Felvideket es a
multi hetekben pedig a Ruszin-
foldet, nemet tamogatassal!
Kerdezziik OnOket. Rnek
k0szonhetjiik a magyar revi-
zio ilyen gyors es hatalmas
eredmenyeit? Az 0n0k demok-
ratainak vagy pedig a gyulolt
"fasisztaknak es naciknak?"
Lehet, hogy 0nok az ottani
legk0rben, a tengerentul kony-
nyebben felejtenek. De mem
felejt, sohasem felejt a ma
gyar nep. A magyar nep pedig
lovagias es csalast mem ismer
Soha sem fogja megcsalni azo-
kat a nemzeteket, amelyek
nagy nemzeti valsaganak ko-
zepette tamogattak.
Az, hogy 0nok, amerikai ma
gyarok, sajat boruket feltve
a nemetellenes sajtohadjara'
eszkozeive akarnak lenni,
maguk dolga, no meg izle'
dolga. De azon teny, hogy
On0k "boriiket feltve" csaf
0nokre gondolnak es semm
! tekintettel nincsenek a Nemet
orszagban elo magyarsagra, e
csak AIT igazolja, hogy a
onok liberals es demokrat'
, "onzese" milyen vegtelen foka
> erhette ell a "magyartalansag
max" 0nvedekeznek a mi be
4 riinkon. Van joguk magya
szolidaritasrol hasabokat irnl
i Mines! Icy mem irnak kultol
: di, jo magyarok. A ktlfolc
! magyar mindig es mindenbe
: tamogatja testveret, semm
k esetre pedig mem dobja cd
+ oket predanak akkor, mido
saiat hGret feltenie kell.
i Mi, Nemetorszagban elo ma
gyarok megallapitjuk a kove
,; kezoket::
s ~ Nemetorszagban teljes
), rend, fegyelem es a beke.
r Ere nazi cikkre Hirler M
= utasitassaI valaszolt:
Y Igen tisztelt FoszerkesztO Ur!
II TN irtaro 1e MapVar Amer
Montana labor news., 1939-11-23
news OF THE CASCADE
TRADES ASSEMBLY

GREAT FALLS.-Mrs. Mabel
Laraway, director of the Women's
Division of the WPA, was admit
ted and advised the delegates that
under the statewide WPA library
project that it would be possible to
establish a branch library at Car
penters hall or some other con-
venient place for the benefit of the
workers. After lengthy discussion
the Assembly recommended the ac-
ceptance of the project providing
that same was agreeable with the
Carpenters Union and the ways and
means committee were authorized
to visit the Carpenters Union in be-
half of this proposed branch library.
A committee from the Women's
Union Label League was admitted
and pinned a ribbon on each dele
gate present, stating that it was
their desire that their wife join the
Women's Union Label League stat
ing that the initiation fee was Is
cents per member and a 10 cents
assessment which would provide for
a $500 death benefit payment. They
further advised that they met on
the second and fourth Mondays in
the Assembly office in the Dunn
block.
Montana labor news., 1939-11-23
Communications

From the Operating Engineers
Local 377, Electrical Workers Local
122 advising the Assembly that they
would recognize the organizing Of
Home Oil employees by the Shelter
mems Union. Placed on active file.
From E. H. Helterbran, secretary
of the Yellowstone Trades and La
Dor Assembly a telegram listing the
names of numerous cafes and hotels
in Billings that were unfair to or
gained labor. After considerable
discussion due to the fact that so
many places were unfair in Billings,
it was moved and seconded that the
committee in charge notify Coach
Hodges that the Lincoln Hotel of
Billings was a first class establish
ment and recognized as a union
house.
From the Teamsters Union a let
ter addressed to the city council
urging that they use their best eff
forts to start early construction of
the Great Falls Housing Authority.
From the Committee for Reel
procity Information, Washington,
D. c., advising that our protest
against the reduction of the tariff
on Chile copper would be called to
the attention of the committee.
Filed.
From R. H. Willcomb, executive
director of the Great Falls Housing
Authority, enclosing a copy of a
letter sent the USHA advising them
that in the letting Of bids for the
Great Falls Housing Project known
as Parkdale, Project No. Montana
81, would include the provisions
calling for local or state labor in
the construction of the local project.
Filed.
From Congressman O'Connor adj
vising that he would use his best
efforts to have local labor used in
the Great Falls Housing Project.
From Congressman O'Connor en-
closing several news clippings in
behalf of the Food Stamp plan.
These were turned over to the press
and publicity committee,
From the Central Labor Council
of Spokane and vicinity advising
that the Idaho Fire Brick Company
of Troy, Idaho, was on the unfair
list. Received and referred to the
Building and Trades Council.
From the Central Trades and La
Dor Council of Allentown, Pa, list
ing the General Cigar Company and
the following cigars as being unfair
to organized labor: White Owl, VIM.
Penn, Club House, Rob't Burns,
Van Dyke and Ladies'. This was
concurred in and referred to the
Clerks Union.
From the MIDI Continent Petro-
leum Corporation Strike Committee
placing the MIDI Continent Petro-
leum Company on the unfair list
and soliciting financial assistance.
No action taken.
Montana labor news., 1939-11-23
~TRUE-FALSE TEST

Pick the false statement from the
five below:
A young man in Pittsburgh pro-
posed to his girl while they were
riding his motorcycle, and married
her Immediately afterward in the
hospital.
A huntsman in Ohio shot a SPUR
rel, which fell to the ground and
broke the back of a rabbit.
A Pennsylvania was indicted for
mailing Pres. Roosevelt a safety
razor and a tube Of shaving cream,
insured for $4,000, 900.
A Swiss taxidermist has been
hired in Kansas to overhaul the
single horse that survived the Custer
massacre of 1876.
A newspaper publisher rejected
his employees demands for mini
mum wages because they were too
low to permit a decent living.
Montana labor news., 1939-11-23

From an article on E. T. Weir,
steel boss, in Americas Future:
Back in 1901, when he was a plant
superintendent for U. S. Steel Corp,
he had his first brush with organ
lied labor. Contracts were nego-
tiated from year to year, ending on
July l.. The men did not like to
work in hot summer months, so
there was usually a period of nego-
tiation that shut down the mills for
a month or more each summer )"
Montana labor news., 1939-11-23
Delegates Reports

President Steinmetz compliment
ed the Typographical Union on their
most successful banquet and dance
held commemorating their fiftieth
anniversary. Delegate Hajek, speak
ing for the Typos, thanked all those
who helped make the celebration a
success.
Delegate Thompson of the Team
sters reported that the strike on
the Consolidated Lines had been
averted and that an increase of rs
cents per day had been granted
when trips exceeded $50 miles per
day.
He also reported that during the
past week the Transfers Union had
two cases in Lewistown reviewed
by the National Labor Relations
Board and that an election had been
held at the Gamble Robinson Pro
duce Company, and that the vote
was 100 per cent in favor of the
Transfers as a bargaining agency.
In another case a complete settle
.ment had been effected and that
Organizer Shea of the Clerks Union
in Lewistown was again attempting
to perfect an organizations of Retail
Clerks.
Transfers delegates, Smeltermen's
delegates and Carpenters delegates
all reported that they had approved
and recognized the right of the
Smeltermen to organize the en-
ployees at the Home Oil & Refining
Co.
Delegate Clark of the Shelter
CONTINUED on Page ~
Montana labor news., 1939-11-23
Cucumbers -
we love EN-
says Dorothy Greig

WE like them sliced thin and
W served crisp and cold as a
relish. We like them diced and
mixed in salad. But best Of all we
like them hot-yes, hot-as a vege-
table with the meat course. Like
this:
Hot Savory cucumbers
4 cucumbers (5-6 inches long
l can condensed consomme
Madrilene
1-2 tablespoons butter
Salt and pepper
Peel the cucumbers. Cut into
fourths lengthwise, cut out seeds
and soft portion around seeds. Cook
in the consomme for 5-10 minutes,
or until tender. Drain, leaving "A
to " cup liquid on the cucumbers.
Add butter. salt and pepper and
serve hot. Serves Sc.
Well that's one way. And here are
three variations you may like to
try:
Variations
Served 4Cith Thickened Sduce:-
Drain liquid off the cucumbers
after they are cooked tender.
Melt two tablespoons butter in a
saucepan, add l tablespoon flour
and cook until frothy. Then add
1 cup of the consomme in which
eueumbers cooked. Serve cucum-
bers on toast and pour the hot
sauce over them.
Minted CNcumberS:-
Take 4 tablespoons of con
somme in which cucumbers
cooked. Heat and add 2 tea
spoons chopped mint, 2 table
spoons butter, salt and pepper.
Serve over drained, hot cucum-
beTs.
Herb CNcumberS:-
Take 4 tablespoons Of con.
somme in which cucumbers
cooked. Heat and add 2 tea
spoons chopped fresh TARA
gon, 2 tablespoons butter, salt
and pepper. Serve over drained,
hot cucumbers.
Montana labor news., 1939-11-23
NOTICES
No. 1929
ALIAS SUMMONS

No. 1929
ALIAS SUMMONS
In the District Court of the Second Ju-
dicial District of the State Of Montana,
In nj for the County of Silver Bow.
HILDA TIKKALA, Plaintiff,
WAINo TIKKALA, Defendant.
The State of Montana Sends Greetings
to the Above Named Defendant:
You are hereby summoned to answer
the complaint in this action, which is filed
in the office of the Clerk of this Court, a
copy Of which is herewith served upon
you, and to file YOU answer and serve a
copy thereof upon the plaintiffs attorney
within twenty days after the service of
this summons, exclusive of the day Of
service; and in case of your failure to
appear or answer, judgment will be taken
against you by default for the relief de-
manded in the complaint, a general state
ment of plaintiffs cause Of action is as
follows:
That the plaintiff is now, and for more
than one year last past Immediately pre-
ceding the date of the commencement of
this action to-wit: for more than one year
day OF November, 1889, has been, an ac-
tual bona fide resident of the State of
Montana.
That heretofore to-wit. on the 91st day
of May, 1880, at the City of Great Falls,
Montana, the plaintiff, Hilda Tikkala, and
Lle o~e1enuanli Walno llkkala luJermar-
ried and ever since said date have been,
and now are, husband and wife.
That no children have been born as
issue Of said marriage; that plaintiffs
maiden name was Hilda Koski.
4.
hat for more than one year last past
Immediately preceding the date of the
commencement of this action, to-wit: for
more than one year last past Immediately
preceding the 10Th day of November, 1899,
the defendant has wilfully failed to pro-
vide for the plaintiff the common neces-
saries Of life because of his, the said de-
PENDANTS, idleness, profligacy and dissipa-
ton.
The plaintiff in said action prays that
the bonds of matrimony heretofore INT
now existing between the above named
plaintiff and the defendant, Waino Tx
kala, be dissolved and the parties to the
action divorced, and that plaintiff be re-
stored her maiden name Of Hilda Koski.
WITNESS my hand and the seal of said
Court this 21st day of November, A. D..
1899.
ELMER SHEA, Clerk.
By j. 7. SHEEHAN, Deputy Clerk.
court Seal)
TIMOTHY NOLAN, J. F. SULLIVAN,
203 Silver Bow Block, Butte, Montana,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
First publication November %, 1887.
Montana labor news., 1939-11-23

Bud (Hercules) V%andover, Red
Skeletons Avalon Time stooge,
does triple duty on the NBC net
works. When the Avalon Time
show goes on the air Wednesday
night over KGIR, he works with
Red Shelton and is heard as the
stooge comedian, Hercules"
Vandover is rated as one of the
most versatile radio artists on the
air.
Montana labor news., 1939-11-23

Estate of DENNIS AMBROSETTI, De-
ceased.
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed, Sabina Ambrosetti, executrix OF
the estate of Dennis Ambrosetti, de-
ceased, to the creditors of and all per-
sons having claims against the aid de-
ceased, to exhibit them, with the neces-
sary vouchers, within four months after
the first publication of this notice to the
said executrix at the office of ALI c.
Kremer, POI O'Rourke Estate Building,
Butte, Montana, the same being the place
for the transaction of the business of
said estate, in the County of Silver Bow,
State of Montana.
SABINA AMBROSETTI, Executrix
of the Estate of Dennis Ambro-
setti, Deceased.
Dated Butte, Montana, This 18th day OF
November, 1899.
ALF c. KREMER,
Attorney for Executrix.
First publication November %, 1939.-4T.
Montana labor news., 1939-11-23

Estate of FRANCIS REED MCBRIDE, De-
ceased.
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed, administrator of the estate of
Francis Reed Mcbride, deceased, to the
creditors of and all persons having claims
against the said deceased, to exhibit
them, with the necessary vouchers, with
in four months after the first publication
of this notice to the said administrator
at the banking house of said administra-
tor located on the southwest corner of
Park and Main Streets, in Butte, Mon
tana, the same being the place for the
transaction of the business Of said estate,
in the County of Silver Bow, State of
METALS BANK & TRUST COM
PANY, by RALPH w. PLACE,
Asst. Secretary, Administrator of
the Estate Of Francis Reed Nc
Bride, Deceased.
Dated Butte, Montana, this 18th day of
November, 1899.
ALT c. KREMER,
Attorney for Administrator.
First publication November %, l939.-T.
Montana labor news., 1939-11-23

Justice Thomas j.. Cuff of Brook
Ign says that if lawyers wore frock
coats and toppers as in the old days,
they would command more respect.
We know of a few judges that don't
rate very highly despite their ju-
dicial garb.
Montana labor news., 1939-11-23
STOP THIEF!

The colonel, we suppose, would
court-martial an editor for boiling
down a 3OO-word article to $50
words.
That would constitute thefts Of
federal property.