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HELP MEN and WOMEN.
BOOKKEEPER'S ASSISTANT-Apply IL
Mass. ave. NV. See MISS BERGLINC

Msoa avs Rs sss MSS bERG1S
CASHIER for residential hotel and apts.;
$3.50 mo. TO, start; 44,hr; week; no Sun
aAkpESs, washinston "a aa 1s. Hos0t B {. NethHN
cak kEp cRo 1Ra WasT Ree Hosps
needs employe who likes detail work, and
is permanent resident; tipping, and short
anfnE hanf n.s ao sdss Ek Is
Green Green between am. and pm, RA.
cIEIRK-TYPIsTs, eIII addressograph, bookkeep-
ing machine, and IBM operators; 5-day
week permanent positions. opportunity for
advancement; good salaries and working
Reas eH5shfs sANk hSs oF WAsHa
TON: D. C., 1903 Pennsylvania ave. NV,
SsP.ISSSIs coMPToMETnER III opERAToRs-Perma-
nent positions, excellent starting salary
IIpdI,,, Apply employment ofhce. End floor. THE
CoUPLE. white; woman to cook and keep
house for adults. man to take, Of small
3-acre farm in University Park: lovely
eah
stsrt $50 am mo a0 MRS si BYRAM. Al RA 44si
small farm near Cove e0Posa Pont Nd ,asR s!ehe1
en writ. .hiafs MRs or sasry PIPER s P oaa aan
DANCING INSTRUCTORS, experienced. 2
afternoons 1H month to teach ballroom dane
10 years Of age: SIS for 2-hour class
ssrkc2oR Gss Tq so$ %RtPPERs tPF Rsers soetos
ers, Is to 25 years Of age; permanent po-
sition: chances for advancement; excellent
salary; Apply employment ofice, HECHT
NsTRUCToRs for an art school. State
qualifications and experience. Box 35-K
INsURANCE-Experien secretary-typist
excellent future. ME. 1882. eve; SYN,
INTERIOR DECORATOR - Experience ed
partment. Excellent opportunity for right
p1s person ,,, Apply spEl,, employment ONCE End
sumo full charge Of small clinical labora-
tory located in Arlington: must be able TO
DO all routine lab. procedures; S175-s2Oo
MAN ANp WIFE, no children: on farm,
with vii furnished house; can at iosi III St
N Man 4, Oh WOMAN 1T. in a ola tn things: for
sRs FssRs Ms NEEDS sHn 3sh sn saT
RYi9ss K siE R9qs eli s5ss only
manent position. cHAsE.sTATIER STU
DIos. 1904 NJ st. NV. DI. 1900. go
REAL ESTATE SALESPEOPLE (men and
women)-4 vacancies g men, l LADY,.
We are expanding. Experienced preferred,
veterans under Gi Bill Of Rishts. Cali in
person. See Mr.. Outcault. MYRTLE A.
WEADON CO.. DI 1884. 1887 NJ st. ".
SALESPEOPLE-Excelle earnings selling
Union Liable Christmas cards. 1926 H
st, ne. Ii. 205S.
SECRETARY, opportunity for veteran. on
Mr. BURNS. OR 1896
TEACHER Of elementary science, Junior
month net State age and experience.
Box 262-M, Star
TECHNICIAN. pediatrician's office. four
afternoons a week. OR. $500. -@1
COLORED MAN, reliable all-around
grocery store: good pay. Apply l36
Evening star., 1946-10-20
HELP MEN.

Ex-GIs-Draw subsistence al
lowance while you learn insurance 20 9us,, ~
ia as and i sffor shSad
can meet the public this is your oppor,;
your own w Business @ % that U asures your future
those who qualify For nearby Va. and
WANTED-Well-train industrial econo-
mist with successful experience in the
analysis Of both manufacturing and mar
Of statistics required know
taxes win vi be helpful. Hish salary With op-
nit nit State statements G @ Of experience and training.
WANTED, MAN. to solicit locations for ,
SEVERAL MEN M for Established N milk routes:
Substantial drawing account salary and
tive. Apply Room H 800 sos' a5se Penna ave.
EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY for high;
in future; to enter once training; high
nd snd pass bsgsea e.s We qrnie
ords, good appearance, ambitious and
sS{ss 'is tzgR Asgy II ss6
COAL ce Il YARD&weishman Al RbD:*wih for large "" coal
Ing conditions Apply in own handyTit-
SfsnH RhHL aEs FsARn Rfs sxlsafS ssE ss Excellent
1e n1i PEE efs HEAL
SP 6HAIS Gis1s sToRE EafGI FIELD PARK
openings available for ambitious young
men to learn this progressive business;
not nee: we viii train YOU. Do not apply
unless you are looking for regular work.
Apply Safeway employment office. SAFE
WAY STORES. INC. 4th and T sts. ne.
permanent position with opportunity for
advancement: 5-day week with good pay
while learning Give age. education and
sfE RfT.EEks Rpk 4iI piKEcT Tar Excellent lin,
smoking pipes retailing Sl-S5 Good. eass
eommissions!z Best territories PROBES,
SIGNAL Uok PIPE CORP 1l6 Broad st, New
YYotR own BUSINESS on our capital
Rawleish dealers earn big, profits Prod
ucts on credit. Start nearby. Exceptiona
opportunities for industrious men. Write
RAWLFIGH'S, Dept. DcJ-14-17O, Ches.
EASTERN AIRLlNEs has positions avail.
able in the operations dept. for veterans
ages 21-30; ] yr. Of college preferable
Apply room 240, Washington National Air
WELL-EsTABLIsHED N Y. concern i.
seeking a representative in the District O
Columbia area for the sale and distribu
ton Of lamps. electric appliances, novelties
time and effort. there is no reason VII!
he cannot make from $1,000 to $40, 900
per year. A car is essential. Address re-
plies. stating qualifications, age, MARTA
status etc, to Box 39s. 159 E. Gath st.
Evening star., 1946-10-20
HELP WOMEN.

ACCOMPANIST. vocal studio, plenty free
time go9d .ds seader and familiar With caS
Aeco1ST1NG sies M 9''e cLERk some me training or
Essnrsf H9 fs9o under
to learn production. art. layout and copy;
working hours, ! to s, Monday through
Fasy 5x.9snA apply Il H MONTH"; h sth ST. f.
HTfRRzrfoa txffRGR aaS HAND. experienced; dresses,
suits ess' on 1874 sasht g.
ALfFRArIoN iff + nS HAND, exp. on ladies: and
Gsnrr msnS resazt9Sesr sa4 9tS st nx Apply
ALTERATION HANDS for mems altera-
ployment once, 4th floor. S. KANN SONS
ALTERATION LADY, ENJOYABLE surround;
ings. 5-day wk., good salary EMILY
ALTERATION WOMAN for dresses !s,e or e9ats snds
iight TeSkroem; steady; s,a full or part time time.
experience not necessary; salary and dJ. full
PsRtsnanss PaREKa ssf must sa5 5e
a wk. to start; no Suns. Apply s1l .d Pa.
sEAUTfcIAN, experienced. by smart new
shop in Annapolis. Nd. Good salary plus
sEATTicfxs i'm part I'll time ws so0q 81 81;
sqaSsT ssnHuTTi5TsNsood gs 4lsa opportunity for
TaE f19E HSfs ssfEs sf%nisT f2gls sna at PspsSefn
ns nAs7 ssuGH ss''!z As2 RaE'
81 SssSBssi.s URBAN is NJ BEz1H EAU sa
LON, $500 Conn. ave. NV.
BEAUTICIAN-Excelle salary and com
mission MADISON BEAUTY SALON;
5509 Colorado avenue Gust of l4th a1d an
ssAlHnisiANs BEAUTiCiANs. experienced t2): salary:
DEE BEAUTY SALON, esa Pa. ave Sc Sc
BEEAUTY Sc OPERATOR. full time. 5-day wk. :,
or part time for Virginia shop: salary and
commission. Phone Falls Church od. 1899
BEAUTY BBgAsfTTsY OPERATOR. pssmanent aa position
BEAUTY OPERATOR; pleasant surround
ings. good hours. top salary. Call Sunday
bbffiAgTY Be- OPERATOR for Meridian IN
Apply EMILE. 1921 En- Conn ave Iss .ha
$50 to g. Please call in person. GAsToN
SEA64T 8E HARs oPEhASks Eel fs1a ave eolored Booth,
1sE sEATPH fsRs oFhRA4dR ff M o7sa sapsr all around
MOOR H5 a " BEAUTY SALON. 360I Conn. ave
BEAUTY 81 SALON MANAGER for one Of our
branches; attrac. salary and commission
excellent opportunity for right party.
EMILE l22l Conn ave. -22
B00KKEEPER, competent,. 70 90 pa payron; on,
portunits to prosrsss. Box 3ss-M. star
Evening star., 1946-10-20

CLERK-RECEPTIoNIsT for PHOTOGRAPHIC
s'na'0. s:m' 10 fapt5e0 = noon ANTON sTUDfo, 55s
6LERk Il T.: :sfENo,, exp. not nee. if person
able, alert and willing: interesting posi-:
ton dealing with motion ss pcsYres; liberal
! ARMY :, MOTION Y I9lss PIeTuRE IS SERVICE. $40
CLERK-TYPIST. 5-day. 40-hr. wk; ex-
eel es5ient H.oe opportunity. Call MR.. BURNS
CLERK-TYPIsT for position of responsible
ity, general office work must M s,,E be g99d sI
CLERK-TYPIsT eood salary and good
es ses ns Hamers posGR s4s co
cIHkk cIi f. rYf1sf aEf fNxremporary position for
RE 7400. Ext 2544 90"
CLERK-TYPIsT: 5-day week. Apply in
See suFPlr 0GsRft coR i556 S5SESe SsE
GIFk sys general clerical duties in
Psss ass
WILLIAMS LII Is.e CO., 81, ls'h a,,. St, NV III -.rv
hish- class real estate ONCE. Cali RE.
sSGS ss s Week gs SsaR
Pef'sa Mss huaD
cLaRK.TYPisT Gle dteT Pts 5-day, 4o-hour week.
experienced on adding; machines excellent
working conditions; chance for advance.
ment. Apply COLUMBIA PICTURES
| CORP, 92S N. J. ave. NV. -22
CLERKS AND TYPISTS, permanent; s.
day wk salary commensurate with abil-
| ity Apply Trice, FRANC JEWELRY co,
Tth and c SITS NV. -2l
coMPANIoN, white. to elderly lady. Call
ecooMfProMETER co OPERATOR. high school
| graduate: 5-day week: frequent pay in
creases: good working conditions. Apply
Mr.. WEBER, iii N. Capitol st. -
COSMETIC ShLESLADY, experienced pre-
ferred, in b1St lines. calarT and coEmls-
fsion: 4S-hr week. CARRIER PHARMACY,
Columbia pike and Glebe I'd, Arlington, Va.
COUNTER GIRL. colored, to make sand
wches and help behind counter; sundays
and holidays off; uniforms and mesls fur
nished. DIKEMANS RESTAURANT, 6O9
COUNTER GIRLS for soda fountain, $50
a wk.. meals and uniforms: no Suns "a ap-
COUNTER GIRL-Must be willing worker:
good pay: Suns. Off Apply Monday morn
| ing bet Z and 10 1890 9TH st. ne. %
COUPLE, white, non-drinkers, woman as
working manager of rooming house; fur-
nish rooms and wages. NO. $3.50. 30
CURB SERVICE GIRLS, white. Apply az
once, DIXIE PIG BARBECUE, 5106 Mari.
! boro pike. Hillside 0666. 20
CONTINUED on Next Psgs.)
Evening star., 1946-10-20

Apply IN person. mornings @foo WIS ave
MAN wanted to change streetcar cards in
Washington, b. C.: night work: steady
Apply Mr., VENT. only after A pm, 3a7
MAN, white or colored, with pvt. permit,
to deliver orders and do general work II in
sood salary us Cal p De- sSsi
must must be fs, Sober. Apply 80 8 st. ne. 10
NaTos MAN s0'IIed IH1NDRY sSa7 eiRer St.
MAN. colored, to run small farm in
Virginia and care for stock Thirty-f1ve
miles from District. Call NO. 2640 sun
MAJ NAN co solorsd asds married to work on farm
GaN SaI CO; ecolosedj ssas experienced at blocking
SO1- -S05 4th st. NV. Ia
MAN, young, for clerical work in high-type
tions and pleasant surroundings; state age
and salary expected Box 3S2.L. Star.II22
MAN, for established vending machine
car or small truck required. CO. 1900.
Man general al ysrf stSPe h1s5S
business in one of Washington's most
progressive downtown stores. Wonderful
tenoa tleman between Il and IS. who wants tc
make a real future for himself. $40 a
week to start: raises depending on ability
Apply III OWA uuHuWLltlAB W ooA ~
MAN, young, neat appearance. for record
work and to assist in selling in retail firm
catering to high-class clientele: must be
salary expected. BOX 3s4.L. Star. -22
Man with pane, or r,I1d ligh5 pickup trusk sk;
CO. 1913 n Y. ave. NV. RIM. 200. -25
MAN. white. dependahle. over q. for gen
club: s to II midnisht. Mondays off. in
sXehange for rm. and board; refs. Phone
MAN. with some experience in cabinet
making. SMITH HOUSE FURNITURE
5000 Wisconsin ave-, Bethesda. Md. o.
MAN, colored, to work around kitchen and
assist cook: no Sunday work. Apply COL
LIER'S INN, 8636 Colesville, rd.. Silver
Spring, Md. Take bus marked Georgia
ave and Alaska ave, then bus marked
Four Corners; stops in front Of door. 30
MAN, colored, for maintenance and janitor
work. Apply EBBITT HOTEL 10th and II
SITS. NV -21
MAN, young, knowledge of photographic
sanpmnsnt nTn and supPlss {oss Apply nAI1oNAl
day, Pm. to pm.
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FR. 1885. I'll
YOUNG MAN for service station super
snce. Our, employees know Of this ad
1ea ouss ss?M Men S's5 e. assist photographic max
STUDIO. l1s5 Bladensbura I'd. ne 20
xehS MnN Snsr vsf 81 S 81 aq.E ns s0t to
insurance and real estate brokerage busi-
ness; must be over 81, Of neat appearance
men ana abe ea t. anf eo %
for appointment, 1925 14th st. NV, RE
Young WHITE MAN to help in awning
shop; must drive truck: steady Job. PROC
TER CO., 1924 Seaton court NV. ~ ,
ARLINGTON INvEsIMENT CO.. NC
ss STATE eapnns
pacity unlimited. Call Mr.. Vinicur, Gil.
ATTENTION, ALL Ex-GIs-A backbone
Draw subsistence. allowance while you learn
real estate by on-the-job training. II you
ance and can meet the public, this is
disnified business that assures your
finance e, ana I|, pIastlesll j. aeld knowiedss
Here yoa WIN learn real al esrat as It should
methods. M % Automobile absolutely Essential.
Liberal drawing account and commission
TO those VINO quailIy as wei! as Govt.
allowance. For interview, apply to sales
manager. 500 Wisconsin ave, Bethesda,
Nd. NJ c. HINES & SONS. 30
WANTED SALESMAN; young man with
intelligence and car to travel virginia,
for old and very reputable manufacturer:
a life career to the right man: give all
details and phone no. Box 4l9-M. Star.
OPENING FOR YOUNG MAN in service de
partment Of outstanding once equipment
manufacturer. Also opening In shipping
and possess some mechanical aptitude.
Call A. b. DICK Co, NE. 172l for Sp.
pointment Box 44S-M, St2f. 80
Evening star., 1946-10-20

Business advertising under Sftua-
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advertising rate.
OUT-OF-TOWN RATE,
Four Lines (Minimum)
Flat rate per line 4oc
Out-of-Town Rate is charged on all
advertising Is miles or more from
Washington.
Claims for errors must be made in
time for correction before the second
insertion.
Orders to insert or cancel classified
advertisements for The Evening Star
must be received by II PM the night
before; for The Sunday Star by A
pm. Saturday.
Evening star., 1946-10-20
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LVCdI AUFTTCISVTS
Three Lines (Minimum)
time ------------------30c per, line
tlmeS Soc -" +"
to times consecu-
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secutively Csc &"
Advertisements under the Personal
classification and business advertising
under Special notices Sc per line
additional.
Situations Wanted.
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2 times --a2ss Csc =" Z"
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The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1946-02-08
PROGRAM of the
PEACE and ABUNDANCE LEAGUE

To my friends, the Real People of the United States
the intention of the PEACE and ABUNDANCE
LEAGUE utterly destroy the profit system fellow
criminal, Imperiaist War.
have analysed the enthusiastic responses from all over
country inspired by the helpful publicity
various especially via 1.-THE EMANCIPATION of San
Antonio Texas OWE THE PEOPLE, PROTEST" of Sullivan,
Indiana and THE PEOPLES VOICE" of Helena Montana
From this analysis have obtained crosssecton
of your needs attitudes and desires Therefore the PEACE
and ABUNDANCE LEAGUE has adopted the following six
point program which entire organization is now moving
vigorously to accomplish:
IMMEDIATE PROGRAM)-1 National Constitutional
amendment establishing the peoples right of direct legislative
initiative referendum national government This
will the people of the United States the right a) to intro
duce and vote directly important national issues disregard
ing the CD and reject Objectionable egs
aon passed by the ncudng reputation of dec
aration of capitalist When the people, through their
agent the PEACE and ABUNDANCE LEAGUE regain control
government they will the full and
of international affairs possessed
such information the people absolutely competent decide
correctly and justly anything pertaining to the m liberty and
happiness of every one of us.
INTERMEDIATE PROGRAM)-2. National broad unfit
cation and coordination of legislative educational acv
ties of all organizations and individuals advocating the
sion and improvement off,
(a) Public power
(b) Consumer and service co-operatives
(c) Oldage pensions and social security.
(d Agriculture in relation to benefits and justice for
working farmers
(e) Organized labor, irrespective of fratrcida subdivi
sions
f) Elimination of political economic discrimination
against racial religious, and other minorities.
g. Universal guaranteed minimum annual income
National coordination concentration of all liberal
and progressive groups individuals effective
action to correct vicious conditions their respective localities
well as nationally.
CULTIVATE PROGRAM)-5. Adoption of the National
Abundance bill
6. The PEACE and ABUNDANCE LEAGUE, through it's
local clubs and affiliated organizations participates all
phases OF politics all levels continually expounding
principles and demanding support therefor
dates surgng to the point where all United of
America candidate from precinct committeeman pres
dent be elected without the approval support
LEAGUE We operate within established political
parties supporting progressive liberal candidates
found and for whatever office providing they aggresvey
support our program.
Fraternaly yours
GEORGE CAMPBELL,
Director General, P 0. Box 1884, Seattle H. Wash
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1946-02-08
THE OLD SO AND
SO SAYS:

Roscoe Drummond is the chief OF
the Washington bureau of the Chris
tian Science Monitor, a newspaper
everywhere known and respected for
its honesty and its utter fearlessness.
Drummond is rated among the top
newspapermen in Washington. Writ
ing in the February 9Th Look Maya
zine, he summarizes the effort of a
clique of newspapers, writers and poll
ticians to besmirch the memory of
the late President Roosevelt and brand
him as a betrayer of his country, in
these biting and bitter words, written
as they might have been spoken by
Mr. Roosevelt himself had he lived:
why, then, gentlemen, have these
criminal and callous fabrications been
conjured up and repeated over and
over again? These have not been
careless lies nor casual lies. They
have been deliberate and calculated
and purposeful. Their disseminators
know what they are up to. They have
their designs and their schemes. They
al = nlOhS Nllth ADtlOlC tiC wal
and they are wrong today; and they
have vested interest in their wrong
ness that they are apparently ready
to go to the length of accusing their
own government of provoking the
war"
Who are the men to whom he re-
fers? In the newspaper world the
foremost is that Old Man of the Sea
who is trying to ride the Republican
party to its ruin, Robert r. McCor-
mick; among journalists the leader is
the unspeakable John T. Flynn while
among politicians shameless Burton
K. Wheeler stands in first place.
The Copperheads who vilified Abra-
nam Lincoln in 1864 and to the day
Of his death, and whose senseless
and baseless accusations have brought
he blush of shame to countless Amer
,ans since then, were gentlemen COM
Jared to the trio named above.
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and re-establishing it's industrial life
This is particularly notable in the
intelligent re-opening of the great and
world-famous crystal works of the Val
st. Lambert, where, in order to con
serve coal in the furnaces, the old
style of blooming the glass and crystal
| has been combined with the modern
use of moulds, and where new work
ers and apprentices are being trained
carefully in the old techniques. The
industry was totally closed by the
Germans, and the revival is slow but
very sure. The union is well-organ-
lied and very effective in this indus
try and is cooperating with the en-
ployers in the reconstruction of this
ancient trade. The experts believe
they have overcome the hazards of
industrial diseases commonly found in
the glass industry. They have for
many years eliminated the use of lead
entirely in the preparation of their
material, substituting harmless tin in
its place. The use of cork wheels
instead of carborundum in the polish
ing has reduced the silicosis hazard
and they state that there are no cases
of silicosis at present.
The people of Liege are Walloons,
in fact the city is the heart of Wal
loonie. Between these people and
the Flemish to the north there is
long traditional antipathy. This has
been accentuated by the fact that the
Germans cultivated and flattered the
Flemish in an effort to make the divi-
sion in Belgium very intense and so
destroy its inner unity The great
majority of the Flemish were loyal
to Belgium and resisted the occupy
ing enemy at every point, but the
rumors and i'll will set in motion by
the Germans are having their effect
today in deep-seated prejudices by the
Walloons. 1t is a threat to their ma
tional life and unity. They are held
together by their economic rather than
by their emotional necessities, but
the wisest leaders of both groups de-
plore these prejudices and are doing
everything possible to remove them
before their venomous effects do more
damage to the cultural, economic, and
political life. 1t is the same old story
prejudice destroys unfortunately
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1946-02-08
REPORT OF WORK
lin SUPREME
COURT FOR week

February 5th-ln the Matter of the
estate of NieIs P. Nielsen, deceased.
Appealed from Lake County, Poison.
Unanimous opinion of the court pre-
pared by Chief Justice Howard A.
Johnson.
Held: This case involves the dis
position of certain moneys of the es-
tate of Niels P. Nielsen, deceased.
Two of his heirs who were entitled
to share were residents of Denmark
and not United States citizens. The
state of Montana claimed the money
in dispute by authority of Chapter
104 of the Laws of 1889. That chapter
provides that citizens of foreign coun-
tries cannot inherit in this state I'M
less such foreign countries will re-
| ciprocally allow citizens of this coun-
try to inherit there. The question
in this case is whether Denmark would
allow our citizens to inherit. 1t was
held that there was ample and I'M
contradicted evidence to sustain the
courts findings and conclusions as
to the reciprocal right of American
citizens to inherit property under the
law of Denmark" The decree was
affirmed. Mote: Opinion discusses
''unwritten law" See sections 1O549
and 1852, Revised Codes.)
February 5th--Raymond Lindsey v.
Drs. Keenan,, Andrews and Alfred and
others. Appealed from Cascade Coun-
ty, Great Falls Majority opinion pre-
pared by Justice Edwin K Cheadle.
Justice Albert II. Angstman wrote a
dissenting opinion which was con-
CURED in by Justice c. F. Morris
Held: Lindsey brought suit for dam
ages for malicious prosecution. The
defendants failed to answer and de-
fault was taken. At the hearing held
for the purpose of ascertaining dam
ages, the defendants appeared and OBJ
jected to the plaintiffs Introduction
of evidence upon the ground that the
complaint did not state facts suffi-
cient to constitute a cause of action.
The district court sustained the OBJ
lection and dismissed the action On
appeal the supreme court affirmed the
district courts judgment holding that
on no possible theory was the plain
tiff entitled to recover under the facts
pleaded
February 5th-Tyyne Lake v. John
F. Emigh, adm. Appealed from Silver
Bow County, Butte. Unanimous opin-
ion of the court prepared by Justice
Albert II. Angstman
Held: The supreme court reversed
a judgment for the plaintiff and re-
manded it for a new trial The case
involved the liability of a landlord
for alleged negligence in furnishing
a defective ladder and a defective
for the use of a tenant who
fell from the ladder when the clothes
line broke and the ladder shook.
Notice: William Meyer, Esq, of
Butte. Montana, was appointed to the
Montana board of law examiners to
replace Walter L. Pope, Esq, resigned
Bar Examinations: Special, April
Is through II, this year only Regu-
ar, 4th Monday in October of each
year.
Applications for permission to take
either examination must be filed with
the clerk Of the supreme court, Frank
at least thirty (30) days prior
to the date of examination.
Prepared and released by:
PETER MELOY, Marshal