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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-21

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CHACONAS
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G & C. FLOWER STORES
FLORAL SPRAY S3.S5 UP DELIVERED
CHARGE Accounts Invtte1.
Two Convenient Locations
sos I4th St. Nw Me. 743s
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Montana labor news., 1946-10-24
BALLARD IS CANDIDATE
FOR LEGISLATURE

Walter T. Ballard. better known as
Judge" TO his thousands of Butte
friends is again a candidate for the
state legislature on the democratic
ticket. in the coming election.
Ballard is a native of Montana.
having been born in Phillipsburg. but
made his home in Butte for the past
IS years. He is an ardent hunter and
fisherman. holding membership in the
Butte Trap and Skeet Club. Butte
Anglers Club and was a charter
member of the Rocky Mountain
Sportsmens' Assn.
He is an old high school athlete and
for many years gave literally of his
time in coaching various grade school
athletic teams and is a veteran Off
cial of the Exchange Clubs Annual
Grammar School Track Meet. He mar
ried a Butte girl, Maude Kelsey. a
daughter of pioneer Butte residents
They are the parents of one son
James X. Ballard. who served tive
years in the L. s. navy in the world
war, one of it overseas in the south
Pacific with duty at Guam, Saipan
Two Jima. Okinawa. the Philippines
and the forces of occupation III Japan.
Ballard has served several terms III
the legislature and IS thoroughly
familiar with all its procedure and
we'll qualified for the job. He is at
present engaged in the Abstract bust
ness.
Montana labor news., 1946-10-24
Vets Using FCA Aid
In Purchasing
Farms

Veterans in increasing numbers are
using the credit services Of the U. S.
Department Of Agriculture to estab-
llsh themselves in farming. The num-
Der of veterans borrowing from the
local associations of the Farm Credit
Administration in the first six months
OF l9l6 was 2l2 times larger than in
the entire year of 1915, according to a
report of !. w. Duggan, FCA governor.
Production credit associations made
loans amounting to S10H million to
1888 veteran-members during the first
nalf Of 1916. In the same period 1,214
veterans obtained $4,000 in long
term Federal land bank and Land
Bank Commissioner loans through the
local national farm loan associations
for the purchase of farms.
Standards governing the loans the
Farm Credit Administration makes to
veterans are the same as those 1t fol-
lows in extending credit to farmers
generally. Governor Duggan states.
Farms upon which the long term loans
I'VE
are made appraised for their normal
agricultural value and the amount of
the loan is fitted to the farms normal
agricultural value and the amount of
the loan is fitted to the farms normal
debt paying capacity. Loans Of the
production credit associations are
made to fit the borrowers seasonal re.
~quirements. and are based upon his
ability to pay.
Aside from their direct lending pro-
gram. local Farm Credit Administers
ton organizations provide other assis-
lance to veterans who wish to farm.
For example. 312 representatives of
the production credit associations are
serving on veterans agricultural adj
visory committees.
Veterans also have certain priority
to purchase surplus farm land, no
longer needed by the government, as
signed by the Wal Assets Administra.
ton to the Farm Credit Administra-
ton for sale. OF S3,S22 acres of surplus
farm land sold to August %, 1916.
through FCA. 1866 acres were pur-
chased by veterans.
Montana labor news., 1946-10-24
n. D. o'coNNELL AGAIN
SEEKS ELECTION TO
LEGISLATURE

NJ. d O'Connell. well known local
contractor. has been a resident OF
Butte for over fifty years. He is past
president OF the South Side Demo
cratic club and also past president of
the Butte Pioneers club. Mr.. OCon-
nell represented the sixth ward in the
city council under Mayors Duncan,
Smith. Lane and i%lauswirth and serv-
ed as president of the library board in
the years lsl5-l6. also in the years
1851. During his final years on the
council he was chairman of the ways
and means committee which is the
most important committee of the city
council. and also served on the 1887
city legislative committee and was
very Instrumental in getting many
measures passed very beneficial to the
city of Butte.
Mr.. O'Connell introduced a resolu-
ton which was adopted by the coun-
Gil To refund its bonded Indebtedness
which represented a saving to the
taxpayers of over S32, 900 annually.
He was a member of the last legis-
lative assembly.
He advocates adequate old-age pen
sion laws to provide sufficient funds
to meet same without additional taxa
ton and also to provide employment
for our returning servicemen. This
can be done by progressive and con-
structive legislation.
Mr.. O'Connell's residence is at 203
South Crystal. He is the father of five
daughters and two sons. the youngest
of whom is a former first lieutenant
and was discharged from Camp Shell
by. Miss, this year and is now in part
nership with his father.
Mr.. O'Connells platform is construc-
tive and progressive legislation.
Mr.. O'Connell is in favor Of a uni
form drivers license law to promote
public safety and reduce auto insur-
ance rates.
Mr.. O'Connell is in favor Of estab-
fishing a state department or agency
to attract and promote new business
and industrial development in Mon
tana.
Montana labor news., 1946-10-24
BlEWETT ACTIVE
BUTTE SPORT
EVENTS

Alex Blewett. candidate for the
legislature on the republican ticket,
has been a resident of Butte for the
past 81 years. and attended Butte
grade and high schools. He has been
a member of the Street Car Mems
Union for the past AZ years and is a
charter member of the Butte Pioneer
club. Mr.. Blewett was a member of
the Commission of Butte Independent
Football League from 1917 to 1871 and
was president during the 1871 season.
He is a member of the Silver Rs. COM
posed OF former Butte high school
football players and has been active in
all other sports. lie was in charge of
games at Clark Park from 1921 until
1897 and has assisted in organizing
baseball, football. basketball leagues
and numerous other sporting associa-
tons. He is also a member of the
Butte Bowling association and was
twice president of that organization.
Mr.. Blewett was connected with the
Street Railway company for SO years.
working as motorman and conductor,
and also as cashier and superintend-
ent. He is now employed in the group
insurance department. of the ACM
company. He was a member of the
state Legislature in 1881 and in 1913
to 1945 and was complimented by
George O'Connor, speaker of the
House, for work in the last session.
He has had a long and active career
in Silver Bow county, and has always
been deeply interested in all civic af-
fairs.
Montana labor news., 1946-10-24
JOHN MALTA ASKS AID
OF LABOR IN RACE
FOR SHERIFF

Mr.. Malta was a timekeeper up until
the 1884 strike, then he was elected
To the office of county assessor. His
record as county assessor was one of
the most outstanding records of the
history of the state.
During his term as assessor. record
in Silver Bow county will show that
many large corporations were doing
business in Silver Bow county obtain
ing large profits from its residents but
were escaping taxation. They were
unfair competition TO other similar en-
terprises in Silver Bow county and
had no right To pay less tax than their
property was valued.
The records in the state supreme
court will show his assessments on
the G. |. T. Corporation and lnterna
tional Business machines were upheld
by the state supreme court.
The small home owner will never
forget the reduction he received from
him during his term as assessor.
lie voluntarily retired from the of.
flee of assessor after serving four
years.
He has been nominated for the Of
flee of sheriff on the democratic
ticket in the years OF 1898. 1912 and
1916.
At present Mr.. Malta is employed as
Il pump man at the Emma mine. He
is a member of Butte Stationary Engi.
neering Union No. S3 and is Endorsed
by organized labor. Mr.. Malta is mar
ried and the father of seven children
two of his ms recently returning
from the armed service. He promises
the people Of Silver Bow county he
will be the same kind Of sheriff as he
was assessor.
N-VN ~ lvv
Montana labor news., 1946-10-24
JOHNSON SEEKS SOUTH
BUTTE JUSTIcESn|P

A. F. (Fred) Johnson. 2001 Walnut
st, republican candidate for justice
of the peace. South Butte township, is
a native of Butte. married. father of
five children and at the present time
operates a poultry house. Mr.. John
% has worked in and about the
mines for twenty years and has al
ways been a member Of organized
labor. Mr.. Johnson solicits your sup
port in the coming election. If elected,
he promises to conduct the duties of
his office courteously. efficiently, and
impartially.
Montana labor news., 1946-10-24
SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION

40. 42ZZb
In The District court Of tho Second Ju-
dicial District Of the State of Mon
tana, in and for the County of Silver
Bow.
PETER =. GoLESH. Plaintiff.
GEORGE LEE pARKER and MRS.
VIOLET IiIPP, also known as Mrs.
ZEN IIIpP ms heirs At law or devisees
Of JAMES l.. PARKER, deceased, and
all known heirs or devisees of JAMES
/. PARKER. deceased: and 81 other
persons unknown, claiming or who
might claim, any right. title. estate or
interest in. or lien or ncumlrencc up
on. the real property described in the
COMPLAINT or n thescof, adver-e to
plaintiffs ownership, pr any cloud IN
such claim or possible sltim be present
or contingent. including any claim or
possible claim Of dover, inchoate or
accrued. Defendants.
The state 81 Montana - the Above
Named Defendants, ana to ali other
Persons Unknown. Grcrfing
You are hereby summoned to answer
the complaint in This ac.ion which Is
flied in the officn If the Clark nr this
Court. q copy of which IS herewith
served upon YOU, ana to file YOUR ans
wcr and serve I rnpv thereof upon
the plaintiffs attorney within twenty
t2u) DAYS tftrr the 'rrlre If .fis sum
mons. exclusive ~ the day 90 s~c~vice.
and in case of orr failure To appear or
answer. JUDGMENT vii! ne ttkrn gains
you ly default for the relief demanded
IN the complaint. This action Is brought
for the purpose Of lnietiur .itie to the
land situated in silver Bow County,
Montana and particularly described az
follows, to-wit.
Lots numbered Eleven t1D and
Twelve G2) in III ,rk number Three
CD Of the Gallltin Al litinn to the
city Of Butte. ,ntalr, according to
the plat and survey on file in the
office OF the Cl"rk ana Recorder OF
silver Bow County. Montana.
Witness my hand All the seal OF
said Court this 2ist dlv II october.
1876.
ELMER SHEA, CLERK Of the
above entitled Court.
court SeaD BY GEORGE McGRATH
Deputy Clerk.
A. G.. EODGER.
fVs Dwslcy Bldg.
Butte. Montana
! Attorney for Plaintiff.
First Publication october "a, 1giG-it
Montana labor news., 1946-10-24
LABOR Department TO
END RACIAL CONFLICT

Washington, D. C.-(WDL)-Secre-
tary Of Labor Lewis B. Schwellenbach
has pledged that the Department Of
Labor would end racial segregation in
the Washington United States En-
ployment Service offices as soon as
possible. He made this pledge at a
conference with representatives Of 10
organizations, called following numer-
Gus protests.
A. Philip Randolph. vice-chairman
Of the Workers Defense League had
pointed out to Schwellenbach that
continuation of jimcrow in these Of
fices lis completely inconsistent with
the administrations Endorsement Of
FEPC and sets a bad example for
the entire country"
Montana labor news., 1946-10-24
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate Of GEORGE HALNORSEN,
Deceased
Notice Is hereby given by the under
signed administrator Of the estate of
George IialNorscn, deceased, to the
creditors of and all persons having
claims against the said deceased, to ex-
hlbit them. with the necessary vouch-
rrs,, Withln ten months after the first
publication Of this notice to the said
admlnistrator nj room Number SIC
Metals lank Bldg. Butte. Montana, the
same being the place for the transac-
ton Of the business of said estate, in
NE county OF Silver Bow, State of
Montana.
DALTON II. SIMMONS,
Administrator Of the Estate Of
George I~Ialvorsen, Deceased.
Dated Suite, Montana, this 2lst day
of October, 1916.
+. c. FLUENT.
Attorney for Administrator.
First Publication October "a, 194G--tt
Montana labor news., 1946-10-24
GEORGE DAVIS FORMER
RED LODGE MINER

George A. Davis. republican nominee
for the office of railroad and public
service commissioner. has been a re-
sident of Montana for more than 80
years. Mr.. Davis lived in Red Lodge
and worked in the coal mines. He was
active in the L. NJ. W. of A.
Mr.. Davis enlisted in the first world
war from Carbon County and served
overseas with the famous DIST division
and was decorated with the Purple
Heart.
He has lived in Helena several
years where he worked in the State
Auditors office under George p.
Porter. Later he was in the Drug and
Fountain business.
George a. Davis has always been
Montana labor news., 1946-10-24
What No Beds
(Continucd from Page One)

swivel chair around to what the Gum
Company calls the play side and
take a look at what 1T has:
At one corner a built-in electric re-
frigerator with three ice cube trays
and cooling space for four large bot
ties; in the center another built-in
electric clock. surrounding a slide-out
stainless steel mixing bar and, beneath
that, a c%ellarette with two crystal de-
canters, - crystal cut glasses and
room for more bottles; on the right
corner a personal safe that will resist
flame and fire for more than an hour.
That's the corner you park the sec
rotary on.
Montana labor news., 1946-10-24
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e1&5&E@!a,

active in Civic and Veterans affairs.
He is a member of the Veterans of
Lewis & Clark Post OF the American
Legion; and a Past State Commander
of the Disabled American Veterans.
Mr.. Davis is a graduate Of the Butte
Business College and studied engineer
ing at the University of Colorado. He
is married and lives at 430 North Ben
ton, Helena.
Montana labor news., 1946-10-24
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE WHY
ORDER OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE
SHOULD NOT BE MADE
No. 1852

In the District court of the Second
Judicial District of the State of Mon
tana in and for the County of Silver
Bow.
In the matter Of the estate Of LOUIS
pIsE1nEIEIS. Deceased.
Upon reading and filing the petition
Of the Metals Bank & Trust Company.
n corporation, as executor of the estate
of Louis Dreihelbis, deceased. and
Louise nreibelbis, praying for an order
to sell certain real estate belonging to
said estate. and described as follows,
.to-wit:
Lots numbered ten D0). eleven I'D
and thirteen 13) Of the Limitation
Lode Mining Claim. according to the
official plat and survey thereof. now
on file and Of record in the office Of
the County clerk and Recorder Of
silver l;ow County. Montana, and
commonly known as numbers 423,
f25. 427 and 429 North Main Street,
Butte. Montana.
1t is ordered, that Saturday, the 9th
day of November, 1916. at the hour Of
as3O o'clock Il. m, of said day. at the
court room Of the above entitled Court.
Department number one thereof, at the
court house in Butte, Silver Bow Coun-
~, Montana. be appointed as the time
ana place for the hearing of said Petit
ton. at which time and place all per-
sons Interested are required to appear,
and show cause. if any they have, why
an order for the sale of the above de-
scrihed real property should not be
granted said executor as prayed for IN
its petition
1t is further ordered. that n copy Of
this order to SHOW Cause be published
before said day once a week for two
successive weeks in the Montana Labor
News. q weekly newspaper. printed
and published in silver Bow County.
Montana.
Dated this 21st day of October. 1916.
JEREMIAH j. LYNCH, Judge.
j.. G. FLUENT.
Attorney for Executor.
First Publication October "a. 1G46-3t.
Montana labor news., 1946-10-24

Patronize the Cooperative In your
community-it is there to serve you!
Evening star., 1946-09-29
MOVING. PACKING end STORAGE

WANT LOADS OR PART LOADS to and
from Pittsburgh, Cleveland. Detroit, Chi
sYag9 Yare St louis R.nsas CITY Denvsr New
MasHArTaN MANI AZ ZIG s4a. . TRANS. co.-stor.
points. Me ao4a. ess sSs New York Ss ave. u NV W.
VETERANS. starting business. win move
ACNE ACME MOVING 4 sfss1 Z sfokAGs ri tSsi co.-Loc.l
n0s. n0s long ,os Ne ob too large and
foAps suRE4ggl coRp tsEe 'es care Hf9as & sea,
9osA in q
yoHI hOusshold saeetS, Gene n and les y
Sis EIos;ds .se a;s.. keo@ s1s ~ Ss''
~ white veteran help. CH. 1901; ewes.
Al YoTR SES sERvIcE-parcel delivery, fur:
nitnre. moving trunk trunk baggage an and parcel
efsHEffflsss kA ssss ANb ypfHsAhs shT MOVING
Tsasona6ls rates; call Ii: 5s2e: 80
ss bAss1ElE nEAFsNsr TsHNsrEhMesins. A assh Cali DE.
ss1 Moya Ssy alsht capd AZ sSndsEi
E,.a'tsT else 81 ,ms nfy and 4R nsa Ssss
IA SsIts; - yss la ihsID. SILVER r FLEET LINES
vETEkANs'' fI s''Osi Oss4i-HouR SERVICE: moving
and hauling Of ali Kinds. BY hour or load
Reasonable rates. HO. 97OO Il
I HAUL ANYTHING, day or night. Call
HELP THE VETERANS, luggage and NOV
eRs:. tRs aRy w. 'Gns as4s srss or small o. 4Ss7'
GAIL LEE for moving at your convenience:
large or small: courtesy; white. RE. $500.
Ex-GI-Haulins; moving. storage; WIN
move your trunk or your home. Special
rates to vets. JOHN GLOVER. GL. $3.50.
night you say when, we will be there HO.
1928 or MI 5437.
EDELMAN'S MOVING & STORAGE CO.
ture as part payment on your moving;
storage, local, long -dist. moving. ia. 2937.
30
Evening star., 1946-09-29
ROOMS WITH BoARp.
FURNISHED ROOM and board. q

FURNISHED ROOM and board. gratis, in
private home. Dupont Circle area. to sery-
isos ss ri aUiScY ICY ST. N.w-Niee single Toom
for a Protestant girl, with breakfast a and
1867 KALoRAMA RD.-one single. $50
E evening meal choice st ss.
FOR MAN AND d. wiFE, fIIi. IL in COUNT Country II? II miles
from Silver Spring on busline. Ashton
/, 1904 I. .n9.i,,,', 18th ST. Nwaysseancy ter girl
iaos g ieRhe'sSFed isPh ST. NwDoub,e for sipls
sirl l + to h share room; ideal location; switch
YOUNG GIRL to share large room in new
slsesets; home psivii.; meals; conv. transp.
DLBE. RIM. eonv. transp. to Pentagon and
Vsss MRs rs nooK nssosssz UdE dE ,ss
free room SeTs sr g d:s 3t So Social iaonth.
very int sass IN G1 isss1n Sasns o1 %G M
tsmily and have all PRIVILEGES Of own home
ssop E&ERssoSSS ST. N.w.-Youns lady to
lady: leveiy; GENTLE home; near express
Issees 4se isss M sf.. sf.tN tN.w.-Lar,. douDl. room
scs Res SsGS ST. ns.s sse sou.,
aeom. suitable Tor young men. $40. ia.
BkIGHTwOOD sECT.-Dble: rm. avail. 70,
mother and child. take care Of child
III PRiNCEToN PL. N.w.-Room in pri.
yate home to share with girl: good meals
SELL peTsonalized Christmas cards, liberia
commission. Sun or Mon, Franklin 1880. I
Evening star., 1946-09-29
HOUSES FURNISHED

ATTRACTIVE, Completely furnished 2-bed.
sauss sSo 1ns hSafe Msr.h sysaSe . to
Florida. in restricted section. month
9r prx Logger; Sa Greferences required. Write
HTTkHcfivEIY Ely furn. e-rm, home mss sne
garage in GEORGETOWN; adults only; tc
Miz siIS 10. as5d toSss sss
homes. expensively furnished. " in I'll this 'ies ex.
elusive section living room 17x24 #, with
fireplace, dining room 16kx20 it.. library
ooT Dian1y iarss 5ed R1neer and
baths on end; service quarters on 3rd: bill
lard aIs room ~ dax3s # and bar in basement;
with stone, 2-car garage: available for G
months or year about Oct. Is; $3.50 pei
saoEMHKR IRsPesiRn y s9
ss WoM4n hS Of seod to, to share
ssH ss f.,s snd r.suas Gs sunSay ok s45s s
sSst sss N: AsINGboN 81 sS ST.. ARL-wan, 1a auie,
1rqs BEDRSoMs. 81 Sa4 baths, nearly new so all
Large Large tHin a rooms; knotty pine recreation
early possession; gas air-conditioned heat;
Sa22 aoGR Svd gG1 tax aSn ss
garage; Sl75 mo. $500 Idaho ave NV.
BETHEsDA-Modern Groom house; lady
children or pets, or with lady as house
keeper BOX. 294-G. Star.
I2-kOOM. 3-bath. all-year round house, on
3S mi. from Wash. on macadam roads;
spacious living room with fireplace. oil
h, w. heat. mod. elec. range. large modern
cleo refgr. landscaped gardens and lawns,
2.car garage; avail Oct s for mos,
S275 mo: earetaker on property. Phone
MRS. GREEN, RE. 3133, bet. 8 and 4:3O
WeekdAYg
Evening star., 1946-09-29

SIx-RM. HOUSE, in Fl Wayne, Ind, for
sin similar house in Washington. Telephone
WAsHHNSG;ToN- oN-cHARLoTrE. N. CEEx-
apt; lease in Charlotte. OR. 21s2. l.
S
NEW NJ YORK r6s WASHINGTON. rental;
detached unfurnished 7:room house in re,
stricted neiRhborhood Westchester County,
na for similar house near Washington. Box
TWo-BEDRooM BUNGALOW. ami. six
tion. for larger house. BOX 1901, star.
CHICAGO FOR WASH. D. c.-seven-room
house. large lot. in Chicago suburb on
place; dining room, kitchen and bedroom
1st floor: bedrooms and bath 2nd floor;
excellent condition inside and out, new
N OF near Pah Wts tor 19
1859, Local phone, RIA. 0a12, between 4
LONG BEACH. CALF. for NV. Washing
ton or Arlington bedroom home on East
Ocean @ blvd; oysTlooking the ocean: trade
Arinston EI n0mn OF Smisa ae7 size in NV Wash
NEW YORK AREA for washinston-3 bed
ms. 91n snd in Rosel
from Newark Airport; frame house with
insulated prlck Slofng: Nv. rm. with IRE
place; inclosed porch: kit, din. rm.. sewing
rm.. 1st q. Insulated. finished attic, suit
able for den or bedrm. Full-length screens;
storm windows: steam heat with furnace
reconvertible to oil; unit scrapped during
43 fuel shortage, but tank. other fixtures
still in place. Extra Law with shower in
base. Lot approx. 50x200. Will trade for
equivalent, preferably Chevy Chase area,
but others considered If good high school
In vic. Phone DI 2900 Ext. 31S after
Monday, or write JOSEPH TADDEO. World
Report, Gath and sts. NV, Wash. Z,
WoULD LIKE TO TRADE MY HOME of 8
rms. all improvements. mr. 18th and G.rard
for large home, NV. sec. VIII pay diff
ference In cash; no agents. AD 1851
BUFFALO AREA for Washington-5-room
Cape Cod house with garage: 25 minutes
from Buffalo, Is minutes from Niagara
Falls; Will sell in exchange for rental of
3-bedroom house to permanent Govern
ment employe. RE. 1920, Ext. 3770 week
2 BEDRMs., unfurnished near E. Falls
Church. ~ block from busline: desire 3 or
bedrm., unfurnished. Washington, NV,
WASH. FOR NEW YORK-Attractive Fox
hall home. furnished, overlooking park
for 3 or 4 room apt, lower 5th ave or
Gramercy PIX. preferred: maid here Z
yTs, may aayy be available. Phone after IL,
would EXCHANGE Groom semidetached
house, water, cleo. gas, large back yard,
rent S27 30 Der mo-. in Anacostia, for
spt:. or similar house in city. Box 497-J,