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Evening star., 1946-04-15
For Lost and Found Advertisements
See Pose A-3
SPECIAL NOTICES.

ARCHITECTURAL or meenanIcal drafting
WORK, part time; two graduate engineers
with drafting experience. Box 163-A, Star.
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for debts
contracted BY any one other than myself
HARLAN IRLA M. HAGAN. rs Sheridan st. ne.
washington, D. c. 16s
a SPECIAL MEETING Of the shareholders
OF the Northeast Building Association is
fiasion' % sS4no Rhode Islsnd az aye; ne. at
purpose OF considering and voting upon
amendments to the constitution and by
laws Of the association. RAYMOND c. VIII
THE si sEAkca ROOM of the United States
Patent once Is now open evenings to the
public, to 8 pm. Monday through FRI
WILL NOT be responsible for any debts
S9ps SS9opptraGtsd 6y any one other than myself.
N MIS-. BESSIE E. RAMSEY. Apt. so. -918
DID THE PosrMAN bring you a Malta
game card today? II not he will bring
you free one tomorrow II you send your
name and address. Send no money. Write
p. o. Box 115, Wash. 4
ELEoNARD E. PECK, westchester-Hev
York interior decorator. will be in Wash
lngton for consultation on color schemes,
room balance, proper selection of furni-
turs' f9r one week begtnning April 10.
Tah T Fslls NH,, CHURCH rn,5 Is52;R for appt. ~
GSmPany 6. aS;IGt, viii be held at sl5 St. NV.
18TH: 1915: At 8 o'clock pm. EDwARD ARD
L. McAITER Secretary
Evening star., 1946-04-15
Services on Ie Shimu
Planned for Ernie Pyle
BY the Associated Press

OK1NAWA. April 15.-Base COM
mand memorial services for Ernie
Pyle, war correspondent killed on
Ie Shima last April 18, will be held
tomorrow in the military cemetery
OF that small Ryukyu Island.
Headquarters Of American forces
in the Western Pacific announced
that Sergt. Norman Porter, former
newspaperman in LIE Grande, Greg.
would deliver the memorial address
Tomorrow marks the first ami
verSary of the American landing on
Ie Shima, which is west Of Okinawa
Mr.. Pyle was killed by japanese
sniper while on a. visit to the lines
shortly afterward,
Evening star., 1946-04-15
Ability 10 Swim Vital.
Health Expert Says,
Indorsing Campaign
Ben w. Miller. executive secretary
Of the American Association for
Health, Physical Education and
Recreation, heartily indorses the

annual 1earn-to-
swim campaign
sponsored by the
YMCA in Coop
Grafton with The
Star.
The campaign
b e gins xt
Monday for boys
from 8 to 18
years Of age.
America is be-
coming SWIM
ming conscious, "
Mr.. Miller said,
on a vast scale
far beyond any
thing known be.
Evening star., 1946-04-15
HElP MEN 3 WoMeN.'

ALL LAUNDRY HELP, nat work, wearing
NHsN1N sHgs5s1 sht5t ,ss; onsfnsSFs sssssso ssso Apply
ASSISTANT MANAGER, sportswear dept,
$S6 per week. korY KAT 1907 Ga. ave-,
Silver Spring, Nd. -16
Evening star., 1946-04-15
GREYHOUND
ADVERTISEMENT.
1T SURE is A
GRAND FEELING

To know you can get quality, fast action
and economy in st. Joseph Aspirin. Find
out for yourself today. Demand St.
Joseph Aspirin, worlds largest seller at
10c. You can save even more on 100 tab
let size for 35c. almost 3 tablets for 1c.
Evening star., 1946-04-15
Chest Cold Miserv
Relieved by Moist Heat
of AhTlPHL0GISTINE

SIMPLE The moist heat OF an
curer rn,n ANT1PHLOGTSTI
sn.si ZULU poultics relieves cough,
SORE THROAT tiShtnsssof chest, muscle
ppnnruiM soreness due to chest
'"o"vn. cold, bronchial irritation
IRRITATION and simple sore throat.
SIMPLE Apply ANTIPHLocIS-
en~.,S ,,,u.- TINE poulties just hot
SPkMN, bkuISE enough to be eomfort-
SORE MUSCLES abls-thsn feel the ,noist
rms heat 70 right to work on
that cough, tightness Of
chest, muscle soreness.
Does good, feels good for several hours.
The moist heat Of an ANTIPHLO
poultiee also relieves pain reduces
swelling, limbers up stiff aching muscles
due to a simple boil, sprain, bruiss, similar
injury or condition. Get ANTIPHLOGlS-
TINE (Aunty Flo) In tube or can at any
drug store NOW.
Evening star., 1946-04-15

MEN (vhite) for assistant manger and
group managers, with q nationally known
ment. See manager, Q to II am, 513 K
St. NV. -17
Evening star., 1946-04-15

WontinNed on Next Pag:..
Evening star., 1946-04-15

CASHIER-TYPIsT, experienced; excellent
oppor.. permanent position. $40 per week
MANHATTAN AUTO d RADIO CO.. 1905
9TH St. NV. 30
Evening star., 1946-04-15

NV. ASK for Mr. No
HALLMAN, colored.
z am. to 8 Pm, "a
work; salary, $75 I
2126 Conn. ave. NV
HALLMAN, colored,
z am. to 3 Pm, Va
work salary See =
Evening star., 1946-04-15

accounts IN specially printing proouctS
salary and commission. Write full details
FRiEs. r sSt bEaIE E41 SHARP co. wants young
men. experienced or inexperieneed, to
WANTEDGbrvef VI ST sf !epo for wholesale laundry
and rsee soed wages st Hp
E3f IsHsRHH Vest 4 yyrsnia sna
pfniag msahneIy sns shosd
type-settinE machine operator or machin-
ist. Union card essential. Reply Box
1854. Star. stating experience and quail
SALES CAREER-our expansion program
creates immediate openings for three re-
oppoTtqnity; H., The following 9s will BE Of In n
ssssst ss4s Ie sasa 9shr .,
was earning 500 per week. His income
and future prospects were not satisfactory.
aeeRs We Ghsn sraininr eveninss and during 1 his
nings . week, earned more from his part
Result: f Wv ". s. then started a 1uIl.tiim: inS
1924 ana $s7o II 1gaS asS
earning 500. per week OF. better started
una Hh HS sdSsls.d 9n o1 Is :
finest Of Its kind and is sold to people who
inquire about it. To arrange appointment
WHITE. Republic 4733. lis
POSITION OF MERIT in accountancy
Accountant, CPA degree not essential but
comptroller for national frm having head
quarters IN Washington, p G. An excel.
compensation. com T The POSITION oness 'n an sopo opa
portunity fol-. the oficial to rise into high
er brackets of position and pay. State par
ticulars, age, experience and general back
ground in letter which viii be held in
strictest confidence, or phone MISS RILEY.
DI. $3.50. for appointment. A confidential
YOUNG MAN, Catholic. native of wash
ington; high school, grad, not over 80
yrs, for inside selling position in old
established firm, catering to high -class
clientele. perm.. $40 wk. and excel. op-
portunity for advancement in both earn
tngs and responsibilities. Box 254-Y, Star.
Montana labor news., 1946-09-19
Christian Science What 1t Is and How It Heals

Of God as Truth. the unerrinc Father.
Mother: o God as Mind. the supreme
intelligence. ~altknowing To h, sure.
hut conscious only Of good
Mrs. Eddy beautifully sums MP these
conclusions in the following reassar.
ing words from Unity of Good tp e..
.Sooner or later thf whole human
race will learn that III proportion as
the spotless sellllood OF God Is under.
stood. human nature viii be renovated.
and man will receive a higher self
hood. derived from God, and the re
demption OF mortals from sin. sick
ness. and death be- established on ever
lasting foundations
To each of Us individually our Lead
er saws that VT need not wait indafini-
telv for the fullillment II this promise,
Tor she declare in our textbook tp.
l264): when We learn the way in
Christian Science and recognize mans
spiritual being. We shall behold and
understand Gods ~ereatien.-all the
elories Of earth and heaven and mani
Montana labor news., 1946-09-19

selfhood from the material concept ci
man is shown in such remarks as i
and my Father are one Just as easily
did he separate the discord. when
seemed 10 he attached to a patient,
from the real man. When he loHhd
that "Simon's wife's mother Was taken
with a great fever he separated Inc
feevr from body or person. Tor Inc
Bible records. And he stood over her,
and rebuked the fever. and i ielt her:
and Immediately she arose aud NM
istered unto them Jesus did not re-
fbuke the person. but the fear. eN-
messed as fever. He knew the power
~,essnss and unreality of the belief.
and the patient was instantly healed
A recent incident shows how quickly
children grasp the fundamental I'M
~nortance of rehuking the d'scord, ana
not the person. \ friend OF mine was
talking with his elder d%auehfee in an
endeavor "a help her rise above an
inharmonious condition, when her
~four-year-old sister appeared on the
scene. The younger child was told 10
run along. as they We're working out a
problem. but she delayed just long
enough to say: Error. are you around
here again? You can just scram.' Even
at this early age it was perfectly ma
tural for this %youngster to separate
the error from person. and then dis.
miss it,
In your universal healing work you
will be helped | am sure by consider
inp the following quotation from page
81 of Science and Health. THE Reve'
lator tells us of a new heaven and a
new earth Have you ever pictured
this heaven and earth, inhabited by
beings under the control d supreme
wlsdom?"
What a searching question our Lead
er has asked us. and what an assign
ment she has given, 1t is our glorious
privilege to realize that the universe
IS filled completely with Gods ideas
and that every II Of these ideas Is
controlled by the all powerful. al
knowing Mind. which is God.
1t is not only important for us t.
behold the perfect man, as far as on
Town well-being is concerned. but lie
us learn to realize that sickness. dis
cord, lack. pain. fear, and the lik'
have been attached to any ide;
in the kingdom of heaven. where God
man dwells. Because Gods ideas ar
controlled by supreme wisdom the,
are now expressing health. harmony
JOY. peace. and abundance in unlimit
ed measure. Because God is Life. etel
nal right activity, Gods children ca
never lose this harmonious state 0
being.
1t is human nature that is being rt
novated and uplifted through the II
~struction of Christian Science. teach
ing Of God as Principle. the only law
Of God as Love. the infinite Giver. to
pure to impart evil or to behold it
Montana labor news., 1946-09-19

~ NAi> )A'N - ~'> otNo'0
judicial District Of the State Of Mon
tana, in and for the County Of Silver
bow.
MAY OWENS. Plaintiff.
WELDON GARRETT OWENS.
Defendant
The State Of Montana Sends Greetings
to the Above Named Defendant.
You are hereby unmoned 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 your an
swer and serve a copy thereof upon the
PLAINTIFFS attorney within twenty days
after the service of this summons, cx-
elusive Of the day Of service; and in
case Of your failure to appear or an
swer. Judgment will be taken against
you By default for the relief demanded
in the complaint.
Plaintiff complains and alleges: That
ut all times and continuously for more
than one year last past and immediate
ly preceding the date Of the commence
ment Of this action, to-wit: the 18TH
day Of March, 1916, the plaintiff herein
has been, and now is. an actual and
bona fide resident Of the State Of Mon
tana: that plaintiff and defendant in
termarried 1t Butte. Montana. on Or
about the 3rd day Of September, 1914,
and ever since have been and now are,
husband and vile. that one child has
been born as the issue Of said marriage.
to-wit; Weldon Homer Michael owens,
of the axe of II months; now in the
care. custody and control of plaintiff
herein: that plaintiff is a fit and
proper person 10 have the care, custody
and control Of said minor child of the
parties hereto.
Plaintiff seeks this divorce on
grounds Of eIievous mental suffering
inflicted upun and toward plaintiff by
defendant. for more than one year last
PAST and Immediately preceding the
I fhG IL doc a., .gAt. 1tt. tL. f.ta .s
Montana labor news., 1946-09-19

F'
JACK ELMolI.. Defendant
The State Of Montana sends Greet
ings to the Above Named l'efttiitnti
iuil are hertlA SUNNI Md t. answer
the complaint in this action, which i
flied in the office ii the clerk vi this
Court, Il copy II which Is herewith
served upon ynu, and t. flfe N"uf
answer and sorvt Il copy thereof upon
TN. plaintiffs attorney within twenty
d.4Ns after the s~prsie. IT this summons,
exclusive Of the day of ~,ersiec, aud IN
etS,- If your i;iiiurt e. appear 81 ans
v.r, Judgment VIII be ttk.ii AGAINST
YOU by default ri the relief demanded
III tn, complaint
I.Eaintilf complains aud for a cause
al action against defendant herein
ALLEGES: Tlat plaintiff and defendant
herein intertnAIr.ca AZ Logan Van, on
or about the I'm day Of August. 1879.
and eyer since have been and nov are
husband and Wiz. That plaintiff herein
is an actual b0na-fide resident ni the
State OF entaha, and has BEEN such
for more than one year last past ana
immediatelN preceding the commence
ment Of this action, to-wit the 9all
day of An h ITS.
That fwt children we're born rs issu,
Of said mtrflagt, said children being 4
daughter .iain Gail fillmore, aged nihc
years .ind i,feiard Lee Gilmore, a son
aped Ten ii ars, said daughter being N
tn. cusf.ulN 81 plaintiff and said son
being ia TIL, ruatody Of defendant
That defendant has been and now Is
g"Liitvnf N4lnl Neglect OF aud toward
| plain'iti 30 this to-wit, hat for mni'
itan On. efr last past and immediate
Is pr,t,liMG the e. announcement uf this
action. ip-wii- The oath day Of August
ieiG. tl4 said defendant has wilfu1ly
failed. ifeAletted, and refused TO lro-
Nii, sal4' ilaintiff with the cunmni
n.YesSafi ~ life, to-wit. food. cluih
ine. aud si,lief, and this irrespective
Of iht fact that the defendant is q
strnAe 4hi. bodied man, capable ~
|earniir. sufficient money with whici
t. Sl#lnrt plaintiff. but by reason u
prnflief and dissipation has neglect
I'd IL fmnish plaintiff with said nrccsi
saYi,s az life. rs aforesaid.
IlalIN REASON q the NEGLECT on til,
part ii Defendant to furnish plaintiff
with ila. s9id common necessaries 81
ltf,s. IT.. 4fnresAitl, she, said plaintiff. ha'
is"eii compelled to serure employment
hi ord, 81 support herself and tn
ai,i niuef enid.
plaiutlf piaNs FOR an absolute
l,liSn,te af1 ffe custody ~ Joan Cal
i.lANre itinmr daughter Of the parti,i
hernin
i'ur f%uftt,f particulars see complain
vim IN hand aud Tie sal j
said Court ibis 9TH day If September
ELMER SHEA. Clerk
1851, q WALSH. Deputy Clerk
ruyLF s NfallsRA
N4t.rrees fer Plaintiff
jii Sistr lsow Block
iiutf" Meattra
frsf i'ultAe ton Sept L. 1875 g
Montana labor news., 1946-09-19
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTlcE 70 CREDITORS

Estate OF LUCY ANN FRANK, also
known as Lucy a. Frank. Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed, Executor II the Last VIII and
Testament Of Lucy Ann Frank. de-
ceased. To the creditors Of and all per-
sons having claims against the said de-
ceased. to exhibit them. with the neces-
saly vouchers. within ten months after
the first publication Of this notice to
The said Executor at Metals Bank X
Trust Company. IN the Metals Bank
I;uilding. southwest corner Of Park and
Main streets, Butte, Montana, the same
being the place for the transaction Of
the business Of said estate, in the
County OF SILVER Bow, State of Mon
tana.
METALS BANK & TRUST co,
a corporation, Ey 4. w. Place,
Vice President, Executor Of the
Last VIII and Testament Of
Lucy Ann Frank, Deceased.
Dated Butte. Montana, this 3rd day Of
September, 1916.
FRANK l.. RILEY.
Attorney for Estate
First Publication September ). l946-4t.
Montana labor news., 1946-09-19
VETS WINNING ELECTIONS

Veterans of World var II have thu
far won in - primary races and lost
in l.. according 10 a New Republic
Magazine political roundup Tile same
article announces that at hast y
members of the 1sih congress- Will not
be back.
Montana labor news., 1946-09-19
NJ -NJ
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

t~ttsti
tne = hpreh, given bs the under
ei NOD Executor ~ the estate of
\ Ssnifzes. deceased, to the
tr.'iifnts ~ and All persons having
t|ltifis aNtiftNi fit said deceased to
exhibit th,p1. With the necessary
tut' hers Mttfin ten months after the
FIRST Publication of this notice To the
sitis i.N,sutt IT IA the law uffice ~ Earle
n eisNzhni ger, 1V3-t Lrwisohn Bldg
ltuti", Montana. the same being the
place for the transaction of thu bust
moss ~ said estate, in tn. County Of
SILVER BON, state III Montana.
JAMES 4 SlMITZES. Executor
~ the Estate Of Georre A.
SIM1TZES. Deceased.
DATED Butte Montana. his 2and day
~ August. 1876
First Publication August %, 1916 At
Montana labor news., 1946-09-19

IN fIP IllSrElIf ,pull VI ~ oCtD'e
judicial District Of the State OF Mon
tana. in and for the County Of Silver
oli.L EMIL Goldberg. otherwise
sou p rs carl T. H'ldbers' f'a'ntltf'
Aii unknown heirs and or devisees
III ISAAC H. FISHER, deceased. The
sraTE BOARD OF t.QrALIzATioS Of
I3ifN A. MATTHEW'S ana i
m l.IyY "a members ~ The state Hoard
{ Epuaf zatinn ~ the state of Montana
tua an ether persons Unknown. claim
fnG Gr who sIighf claim any right
fifie estate ~ interest IN. or lien or en-
.umhranc- upon the real property d.
-.Ffl.a in the complaint or any thereof
ADVERSE 10 plaintiff = ownership Or any
cloud upon plaintiffs title theret9
vhrth.r such eia,a ~ possible claim
i.. rf-s.ut er contingent including any
lain ur possible ciaiW. be present Or
.et n|tlngent. Including auy claim, Or
possible claim. II dover lnch"ate Or
4 era.i Defendant
The state ~ Montana 70 the Above
%aAN.d iatendahttt aNa - All omar
Persons. i~HkuoWn. Greeting
Yen ar. hereby re- CURED - answer
fh- complaint In this action, Nhirn -
tf.a hi f... nffie- II tn. clerk ~ this
itsurf. 4 copy ~ which a. herewith
.gt,a upon you and - file s"ur ans
.r md serve "a copy thereof. upon
lrt4tUfffs attorneys wtthln twenty
t-pl dtss after the irrN.c. ~ nus sum
rnt-. exclusive IT the dtt ~ service.
t4ud tu .a~. ~ our failure 20 appear
tar answer. Judgment VIII he taken
fAtinsi Aru hy default ir The relief
demanded ID the e. inplaini Tni' action
Fls lruu4hf for the purpeS. ~ quoting
ttttir "fa# tyr lands situate in silver 10"
I,auniv Nautana and dos ribsd as fol-
rir spriue Nille Lode Mining Claim.
-4r Np la-si situate m sections
INruiN- twu ga ud T~Heniy-thrrr
49,
Montana labor news., 1946-09-19

AND ARTHRITIS

! suffered for years and am 50 thank
ful tia am free from pain and able
10 do my work that | VIII gladly
answer anyone writing me for informa-
tlon.-Mrs Anna Pautz. T.. o.. Box s25.
Vancouver. Wash.
IA. ADV -NUE-ON Laboratories
Montana labor news., 1946-09-19

When enough Americans vote. they
will vote right. their collective
Judgment will prove TO be a sound
iudgment."-Sidney lIillman. 1914.
Montana labor news., 1946-09-19
LEGAL NOTICES
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Montana labor news., 1946-09-19

AIM rErNK, Plaintiff.
LOIS FI.ttNK Defendant.
The Sisit Il Montana Sends Greet
IL tle Aheve Named Defendant
Yn hereby summoned to
answer tht complaint in this action.
Svfieh il fA 4 p the office OF the clerk
IL TINS court a copy Of which is here
with served upon YOU, and to file Your
answer aud s.rNe a copy thereof upon
The plai.fftfs attorney within twenty
after IT,. service of this summons.
exclusil, III The day Of service. and in
case il. vorr failure to appear or
lusW,r ~jGdenlent viii be taken AGAINST
vuu Is s.f ut for the relief demanded
In I'll tu5Ufdiut.
lli .ult Is brought 10 sccur. a de-
ore. 81 aitarte from the defendant
rpa II tn, 4fnuHd of extreme cruelty. in
this ihaf the defendant has. by a
course III Vaduct toward and treat
m-nt ~ nj. plaintiff, existing and per-
sisted in 1ar .i period of more than on,
YEAR baf fa lie commencement ~ this
action. iffA4tted upon plaintiff %prievous
marial uffefing, which justly and
yeas 'ahlF IS 81 such a nature and
hafae,.f to destroy the pence 81
mind ard sfi3ness of the plaintiff and
d, reader ~, ron%tinuance Of the mar
riad r4ltf.af ietween the plaintiff and
defendant r~t:petually unreasonable and
ninl.iah II his plaintiff. as more
.fuifV H49s f~ rom the verified COM
az piatuiiff herein on file aud by
r.f.ip me-. made a part hereof.
witness H hand and the seal u
said Cont ffis Goth day II August.
y. T.. is
Occur 81 -
ELMER SHEA. clerk.
itN F WALSH. Deputy clerk
W. IL Mki.aNf.Y.
Butte Il niait,
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ALIAS SUMMONS

In the District Court OF the Second Jul
dicial District OF the State OF Mon
tana, in and for the County Of Silver
Bow.
AVERY EL.Mui,t.. Plaintiff
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SUM MONS
AIN .iEDNk, Plaintiff.

In The District Court Of The Second
Judicial District OF the State Of Mon
tana, In and for the County OF Silver
Bow.
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SUM MONS

In the District Court Of the Second
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tana. in and for the County OF silver
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WALSH. Deputy Clerk

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In the District Court Of the Second
judicial District of the State of Mon
tana, in and for the County Of Silver
low.
GEORGIA MAY OWENS. Plaintiff,
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ALIAS SUMMONS

In The District Court of The Second
Judicial District ~ The state % Mon
tana. In and fcg The County % Silver
Bow.
JOHN pARkO. Plaintiff.
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cAl.I. EMIL GOLDBERG, otherwise
.rsn as Carl t. 4, ihhere. Plaintiff.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-01-29
AZ GIN Strikers Families
Aided by D. {. Committee

The Washington Committee to Aid
Families of General Motors Strikers
announced today the A neediest
families among the strikers in Balti-
more are receiving checks to help
them resist hunger, sickness and
eviction.
Leon Henderson, committee chair
man, said $500 had been made
available to a citizens committee in
Baltimore for distribution to needy
families there. He said $1,000 had
been sent to Atlanta. The situation
there was described as extremely
acute" particularly in respect to
600 servicemen who were employed
by General Motors just before the
strike.