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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-03-30

by. II W Ligeens. Or Robert
Greenidgt Or and Mrs j. W.
Graham Mr. and Mrs. r. L..
Brady Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Black. ~. and Mrs Ira Whitby.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Bradley, Dr.
Aaron Toodle. Nrs Alberta Davis
V. C. Clements Mr. and Mrs.
Pete Casey. j. ~ Mosee ATTY
and Mrs. n u Talialerro. Atty
and Mrs Percival Piper Mr.. and
Mrs James Yancey. Mr.. and--Jrs.
John Logan. Mr. and Mrs. Lowell
Baker IT.. Mr. and Mrs w. ID.
Summers NJ and Mrs. Herbert
White. Mrs Bculah Whitby. Dr..
and Mrs. C. Constable, Mr.. and
Mrs John Danccy Or. and Mrs.
Paul Alexahdcr. Mr.. aud Mrs.
lamV Grant. 'lr and Mrs. Con-
Icy Woesham. Mrs. j. II. Fears
Miss Nellie Watts. Mrs. Mabel
Kecmcr Miss Edna Poindexter,
Mrs Maybelle Eaton Miss Roher-
Ia McCnirc. Mrs Ethel Howard.
Mrs. Mary Rayford, Mrs. b. r.
Mattox, Mr. and Mrs. Claude
Cooper Isaac Osborne
LtNBFRT PAPFRS
The Detroit Historical Society
had one Of It's top meetings OF
the year this week. Twas dubbed
tea and presented The Lambert
papers, data and originals OF one
OF netroits oldest families Pre-
siding was Rev John Miles.
Among those present were Arthur
Price. Mrs. Angel Lambert. Mrs.
Melissabcl Grant Mrs Bessie
Morton Miss Jean Teeters. Mrs.
Madeline Fowler .slfred Wilson.
Mr. VI Long and Mrs. j. Lewis.
Mrs. Katherine LOOMS enter
tanned the Tuesday Evening
irlnge Club at her nome with an
extra table Of ladies for he
mother Mrs. Lloyd Loomis, Sr.
The other ladies invited in were
Mrs. Mabel Barnes mother Of
Mrs Gladys Cu7zens, Mrs. Hor-
tensia TUNER or Washington. n
G. mother Of Mcs Valerie Petit
ford and Mrs. l.. Craig. mother
Of Mrs Edward Baker Of WASH
Continued on page o.
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KIub Korner
AMERICAN BEATTY
SOCIAL AND ART

The American Reany Social and
Art club met At the home OF Miss
Raphael Hollis on Eliot street
Plans were discussed Tor tho
Fashion EXiravaganza which will
be given at the Art Institute on
April 26, They also made the
plans for the party which will he
given for the children az North
willie santouum on Easter sunday
Many interesting things are in
store for them, including the usual
Easter eggs toy bunnies and
chicks and movies. Guest prize
for the day vas won by Mrs VIII
lie Nell stewart Following the
repast the club adjourned 10 meet
with Mrs J Jackson
SOJOURNERS SOCIAL AND ART
The soiourner Social and Art
club met AZ the home Of Mrs En-
ma Hill on last THURSDAY A
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HOUSEWIVES in
MEMBERSHIP TEA

Hundreds OF Detroiters attended
lovely tea by the Housewives
ioacne in the social rooms of
,he Lucy Thurman YWCA on last
sunday afternoon. This event
was their ANIMAL membership tea
and attracted many who became
affiliated with them and others
Who came 20 laud the activities
OF this outstanding civic group. II
was organized sixteen years ago
ny Mrs Fannie Peek and works
very closely with the Booker r.
Washington Trade Association in
ZEE development Of Negro business
llighlightinc tho program was a
xii Catching New Vision"
weitten by Mrs Mamie BLACK and
presented with members Of the
League IN the cast True TO the
theme Of the organization il de-
picted the Importance Of the bus-
Illnesses and ownership 10 the com
munily Appearing were Mrs. Jo-
sephine smith. Mrs Evelyn Fran.
COS Mrs Matte Shcllman Mrs.
Bertha Hendricks Mrs Harry
llenmitt and ofhers
Musical selections we're render
I'd bv l o Mallory accompanied
by Thomas Hammond: tho IIar-
monetto Singers and Evelyn Fran
ces. who was accompanied by Mrs
Dorothy Steger Following the
program remarks were made Nv
Mrs Gertrude Talber' president OF
me Housewives League and Mr.. L.
6 Blount presiileni Of tho Booker
7 Washington Trade association
Mrs Mamie Boone gave the appeal
'or membership.
The member. Of The League were
p competition in attending friends
~ This gala event Emerging
victorious was Miss Jewel Smith.
Who won first prize and Mrs Ola
Clarke who received second prize.
Mrs Ethel Eubanks was the chair
man OF the tea and was ably as
sisted by Mrs Mary Winters who
WAS mistress Of ceremonies. Mrs.
Helen Malloy and many. many
others Mrs Christine Fuqua and
Mrs Gertrude Tolhert poured tea
Mrs Brent Tee Ashford. social
chairman Of the League. was re-
'ponsible for the beautifully ad-
orned table
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The Pequod Fishing and HINT
ius dub met Saturday evening in
iis club house at $3.50 Cameron
Street Plans for ii- spring event
we're completed Next most in
terestns item on the aeenda was
the discussion of 3 new luh-house
which TINS group plans TO erect
The rapid increase membership
has made This necessary Inter-
est has grown in me outdoor sport
by leans and bounds ACCORDING 10
Cass Valley president. Tho pub-
lie IS invited to attend the meet
ings ~ this club
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CONGRATs

Our congratulations this week
go to dynamic Daniel Neusom.
Wayne student newly elected
Basilius OF the Undergraduate
chapter OF Omega Psi Phi. Dam
iel is also chairman OF the Wayne
Continued on page 81
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ington. u. c.
Echoes from Washington have
II that VIXEN scribe Grayce Sadler,
recent guest OF the Capital Press
club, was there she had a long
chat with Congressman William
Dawson. who sent CONGRATULATIONS
TO his good friend, Jeanette
Welch Brown. with hopes that
all the women OF Detroit will
rally behind her in her cam
paign for state representatives.
We are glad to see Grayce
home agdin-and also IN town
again--a sight for sore eyes Is
Dr RAYMOND Coston of Chicago,
formerly of Detroit lie dropped
in last week end to renew old
acquaintances. But the biggest
surprise OF al was to see and
welcome back our 1t. Colonel
Robert c. Bennett. highest rank.
ing Negro officer IN Detroit. DR..
Bennett is accompanied by his
very attractive wife, formerly
Millicent Monroe OF Oakland.
Calf DR. and Mrs Bennett are
planning to make Detroit their
home.
DR.. and Mrs J b. Martin are
entertaining house guests. Here
for Just brief spell is Mrs
Martin who dropped IN on us en-
route to her home in Memphis.
Tenn. from the YWCA confer
ence in Atlantic City.
Well, our pretty petites Shar-
ron Burton and Peggy Jean Bur-
ris are settled snGggly at How
ard university staying at Slowe
Hall.
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And back TO Washington this
week went Mrs Hortensia Turn
or. mother OF Mrs. Valerie Petit
ford. Boarding the train she wore
the most gorgeous orchio-the
gift OF DR. ami Mrs G. Sauls-
Berry and Mr.. and Mrs hoses
Fritz.
'Tis mighty nice TO hear that
the newcomer, Or. Townsend
Lowe will soon be- opening Of
fices with DIR. F, Sheppard
And that when the Russ Cow
an runs over weekly TO Chicago
on press business he makes good
his time by attending classes in
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Secure Help Through The
Detroit Tribune.
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short business session was held
which was followed by very de-
licious luncheon served Ivy The
hostess Guests az the meeting
We're Nr and Mrs Leroy Lewis
Mrs Florence Jones Miss Mary
Nccanc Mrs tda Thomas Mrs
Giyens. and Mrs Corbit The
group IS Planning gala spring
party al the Clgb Three Skies on
sunday april p Tho group vii
rect with Mrs MeIsaac as host
ess on next Thursday Mrs L
White Is president
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trOlt ASSOCldtlOH VI
Women's Clubs were
the first to agree to
become a sponsor of
the dormitory to the
tune of 500 :. Con-
gratis indeed +.
Fluctuations and con-
gratulations from us
to DR.. and Mrs. Will
liam Postles who are
celebrating t h e ir
wedding anniversary
today and to Atty.
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tbs William Martin Warren
who is the lucky fellow sched-
uled to we'd our Edna Lea Hard
nett daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Henry Hardnctt OF Park
er avenue OH Saturday. Feb. 9.
VISITORS
Well, lets see-amcng the
charming house guests We met
this week there's Mrs. James
Marshall Of Chicago. Ill. who is
the house guest OF Or. ane Mrs
Corey sparks Of Makly avenue
aud also from Chicago are Mr.
AMI Mrs Neal Simeon o. the
Chicago BoarI of Education who
are the house guests of Mr. and
Mrs. James iancey. There are
too. Atty and Mrs. Clarence Ma
loney tho much feted week end
guests of BWfalo. New York. He
came especially TO address the
fMCA Membership Banquet. one
OF To most gala affairs on last
weeks calendar Atty. Maioney
is qui," tho scholar and gentle
mana native OF Trinidad and
tho co.author Of Pathways of
Democracy. Mrs Naloney comes
in for her low too Mrs Malonev.
now student OF law. Is phar-
macist who he's distinguished
herself with the government in
the field OF plistics
LOVELY FARTY
One or the brctiiest affairs OF
the week was that given by Mr.
and Mrs, Carl Rader in the honor
OF the Maloneys. at the Urban
League on sunday, Masch 25
Mrs. Raden, prettier and more
gracious thin ever. looked very
grecian and Lady OF the Lake
like in an all white Jersey as
she received her guests Helping
at the punch howl and with the
chores were Mesdamos William
Pos'les. Lowell Baker. Clarence
Gatliff, praether Hauscr ana JOS
cph Trent,
The color scheme for the affair
was carried out in yellow. blue
and white with the most exquisite
hor d'ouevres--truly work OF
art Among those seen meeting
and greeting the hororees were
Mr. and Mrs c. F. Groome Dr
aud Mrs. j. j. McClendon Or.
aud Mrs. William Pate. Mrs. Flo
renee Pate. Mrs. Eva Jackson
Niloerforca Plummer; Don Bry-
ant Jr.. Mrs. Fannie Poole. Dr
and Mrs A. f. Thomas ST.. Mr.
and Mrs Hughes Peterson. Mr.
and Mrs George Higgins. mr.
and Mrs. Henri j. st. Hiheaud
their charming niece, Miss Bea-
triv Innocent OF Haiti: Mr. and
Mrs. George Heath. Mr.. and Mrs
Curtis Barrett, Mr.. and Mis-. J.
s. Roden, Miss Willamette Mos
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and Mrs Clarence Maloney who likewise celebrating
many years of welded bliss. And to Merle McClendon,
daughter of DR.. and Mrs. James McClendon, sing
'lIappy Birthday"
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journalism at Chicago university.
Tie Adam Clayton Powell, rally
for NAACP youth funds promises
20 be really something. latest
dispatches nave it that Sugar
Chile Robinson and Celeste cole
will be among the guest artists
on the program.
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Bits OF Banterlng
By Bobbye

HAVE YOU HEARD . We doff our hats to ROSA
GRAGG and to her latest project home Tor working
girls thing much needed in Detroit with its many tran
sent guests We understand that the establishment OF
her home will be in the very future and that the de-
Montana labor news., 1946-12-26

Yes. the Horsemen of Death are riding. Riding hlsn
and wide. The death is high. too high. The swath
these grim reapers cut is far from handsome IN any
sense of the word. The picture of blood and bones, the
agony and suffering, the waste in time and material is
not pretty. When 30 or 40 thousand persons are killed
annually, approximately one million injured, many per-
manently, and monetary loss amounts to well over a
dollars. the picture is / horrible at its best.
MANY things can be done about this situation to
make the picture a lot more pleasant and make our
streets and highways safe for every user. Improved
enforcement can reduce the accident toll materially.
Increased education. consisting Of driver training in the
high schools, adult education in traffic safety, and gen.
eral safety education in all walks of life is the only
long range method which will reduce accidents gener-
ally and painlessly. Education. however. requires time
and affects only those who have been educated. Engl-
neering can reduce accidents, but consider this, in addi-
ton to the elements of time and money: Most OF our
fatal traffic accidents occur on straight. wide, level. dry
Montana labor news., 1946-12-26
LEGAL NOTICES
ALIAS SUM MONS

No. 4220l
In the District Court OF the Second
Judicial District OF the State OF
Montana. in and for the
County OF Silver Bow
BEATRICE JAPICH, Plaintiff,
JOSEPH JAPICH. Defendant.
The state OF Montana Sends Greet
ings to the Above Defendant:
You are hereby summoned 10 answer
the complaint in this action. which is
filed in the office of the Clerk OF this
Court. n 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 ex-
elusive of the day of service: and in
case Of your failure to appeal or an
swer. Judgment Will be taken against
YOU by default for the relief demanded
in the complaint.
This action is brought for the pur-
pose of dissolving the bonds of matri-
mony heretofore and now existing be-
tween plaintiff and defendant and to
obtain an annulment Of marriage with
defendant. and plaintiff alleges as her
cause of action that the defendant has
been guilty of fraud.
WITNESS my hand and the seal Of
said Cour this 4th day of October,
Af.. 1916.
Court Seal) ELMER SHEA. Clerk.
by DAN BUKNlCH, Deputy Clerk
JOSEPH +. MONAGHAN.
305 Metals Bank Building
Butte, Montana
Attorney for Plaintiff.
First publication Dec. 10, 1946-4t
Montana labor news., 1946-12-26
LOADED RADIO SHOWS
Nit BY Clio NATIONAL
maritime UNION

\ charge that eyen murder mysfer-
les on the radio are loaded with anti
labor propaganda was made to the
Federal Communications Commission
this week hy Jack I~.awrenson. vice
president Of the co Natl Maritime
Union.
IaNrenson urged an immediate FEC.
investigation ~ the siiultioH and The
issuance Of "A public statement con
dcmniug this deliberate policy of
poisoning the air waves
lie quoted from q story carried ia
The entertainment paper Variety
which was heailined Rap loaded
Radio scripts Writers Bnsn at Big
Hix ldcology
The article said In "a recent
show q writer of a whoduuii had both
murdered man and the hero Of the
liece members of the Natl Maritime
Union
In that way. he thought. he wa
being fnir The sponsor wanted him
"a make onls the murderer Il member
lef the ui.iou When the scrip'of point
ed tho possibility OF libel in srch a
scene. he was told 10 change the
whole show leaving uni all mention al
the union Cip News
Montana labor news., 1946-12-26

roads. Vehicle inspection will help too. but less than
ten percent OF our traffic accidents involve mechanical
failure or mechanical defects.
The human element is to blame, almost entirely, for
this carnage and waste. This human element can be
divided into many factors. such as greed, malice. care
lessness and inattention, ignorance and physical handl
caps. The best method to approach the human element
is the education and examination of drivers. ENamiiia
tion would determine the drivers IN knowledge of the
traffic laws. 90 knowledge Of the road signs, CD physi-
cal h~andieaps. and t4) actual ability to drive a car in a
safe manner. The prime virtues Of examination are
that ii tal shows the driver how he can avoid accidents,
(b) makes him aware OF any handicap which would al
feet his driving ability. in order that he may correct it
or compensate for it. and (c) provides a record by which
the authorities may take steps to correct or educate the
hazardous driver and make him a safe driver or prevent
him from jeopardizing the lives. not only OF himself and
his passengers. but every other user of our streets and
highways
Montana labor news., 1946-12-26

and the Non.parlisan League were &C
tive for tax reform At the Equity $
annual convention in Great Falls in
1918, an entire day was devoted to
taxes. The best that can De said, how
ever, is that the public became tax
conscious and public spirited in poll
teal affairs. The approach. however,
was not always scientific. No funda-
mental tax reorganization came forth.
No Legislature during this period
undertook 10 pass any really remedial
legislation.
Even the State Tax Commission
created about 1919 for the purpose OF
e1ualizing the assessment OF property
for taxation purposes was abolished.
The reason may have been that the
Tax Commissioner reported that the
great Fundamental defect in our tax
system was the Tack Of state equal
ization" and urged The necessity OF
central supervision over the assess
ment Of property III The state.
In the meantime. at Montana State
University. Or. Louis Levine was
making a scientific study OF the
states tax system. particularly the
system of taxing mines. He published
his findings in 1919. This is a book
that every student Of Montana taxes
should read 1t is from this book that
most of the facts presented here are
taken. The book had a powerful in.
fluence. 1t moved men into action. In
fact. so powerful was its influence that
suspect it moved The author out OF
his position at the University. One IL
Illustration will suffice: DR.. Levine re
ports that total ASSESSMENT OF mining
claims in silver Bow county in 1871
was S14g.S50. the. assessments Of i'm
provements was S1o9s,120; mining
and manufacturing machinery amount
: ed to s2.o2l 600. But the net proceed.
in the county were >~i4,2s2,500.
: The industry htd maintained tina
when the mines have been assessed
for their surface a. a fixed price ant
for their improvements, they hav'
then been fully ms -ssed as compared
! with all other forms Of property. DR.
$ Levine sienificai'iy adds: In othe
T words the little .rlie than three mi
e lions of assessed valuation on the SUI
face ground and movements is tn
. real value OF INDUSTRY in the Butt
, area. If the true Naine OF propert
Montana labor news., 1946-12-26
LEGAL NOTICES
SUMMONS By PUBLICATION.
Ia the district Court OF the Srconc
Judicial District OF III. State Of
Montana. In and for the
Ln--r - - AAI.-.r ~

la IA" hlsftict Court OF the Second
Judicial nistric, OF tn. state Of
Montana. In and for the
'nunts 81 silver Bow
LILY OLSEN. Plaintiff.
EI.Mt.R OLSEN. Defendant.
ihr state 81 Montana to the Above
NaW-d defendant
You are hereby summoned 10 answer
thu complaint in this action. which IS
fl,i IN TIA. office OF the Clerk ~ this
court a copy OF which Is herewith
served upon you. and 10 file your an
sWei tnt. serv. a copy thereof upon
thr plaintiff attorneys within twenty
diAs after the service ~ this summons.
exclusive Of the DAY 81 service. and in
Gag" of your failure to appear or an
SWrr. judgment VIII be taken against
you hy default. for the relief demanded
IN thu, complaint
This Is an action for divorce and
custody ~ a minor male child. Donald
trthur Olsen. uf the age OF three years
.Nha plaintiff alleges marriage between
fhr PARTIES In Dubois, Idaho on or
about November 18th. l9t2. continuous
residence US plaintiff IN Montana, for
morn than one S"ar i~Wnr9lurly pre-
gritne N.rlfictiiun of complaint and
commencement of action. deSertion Of
p|iaiuilff rs defendant on or about Feb
lriifrV 18TH lfi3 and wtllful neglect
laiul q support .of plaintiff By de-
ffeudant continuously for more than
three ana one half YEARS, all Of which
is NOR. fully alleged IN the verified
complaint tilel in the Office OF the
CLERK ~ the above court. reference to
which H. hereby made for a more full
and complete statement as TO the con
lirnfs thereof
WITNESS my hand and the seal OF
said court this 10Th day " November,
iAb i9b
trnurt Seal1 ELMER SHEA Clerk
rs DAN BUkNlcII. Deputy
" T. krrlry and
4 Maurice J Mccormick,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Inffi,r ana Iost office Address,
,au MAin Street. Deer Lodge. Mont
Fats, publication Dee. s. i9i6-tt
Montana labor news., 1946-12-26

Teachers-Meets LIST and Sd Wed. 1880
I'm. In Study Hall A. Of Butte HIS.
Gisela Granting, pres; Chas. Davis.
v.p.; Cecilia Harrington. rec. Sec:
Mona Cronin. FIN. sec.
Teamsters-Meets Thurs. at II ~ E.
Park st. Lee Varcanmen. pres: Ken
meth Davis. v.p.; w. ]. Mcintosh. sec;-
treas: L. II. Bradley. rec. Sec: Frank
j.. Birmingham. bus. agent: Arthur
Speraw, Art Rosar and Frank ]. Biz
mingham. trustees: Frank j.. Bir-
mingham. George Brown and Frank
Malyevac. delegates to Butte Building
Trades Council.
Butte Stage Employees & Operators
Union. Local sl-Pres. Earl Wiles;
v.p.: Joe Levesey. treas; Carl Fred
erick, Sec; Denny Sullivan. 1913 N.
Excelsior; bus. agent, John Curran.
322 1/2 N. Main st. Union meets I'd
Tues. each mo. at Musicians hall.
Observation-Disclosures Sd Sun. of mo. Al
Carpenters hall Roy Nelson. pres.
532 w. Galena: G. F. Aultman. sec.
405 W. Quartz.
Women's observation-disclosures Har.
rington, pres: l. Mattausch. Sec
treas: Martha Youchim, bus. agent
Phone 1888. Meets LIST and Sd Fri.
pm; I'd and last Fri. $3.50 p.m., .
penters' hall.
Workingmens' Union. FLU. 1885 :
! Meets LIST and Sd Mon. II M e. Parl
1t. ]. Driscoll. sec. P.O. Box Ito.
Montana labor news., 1946-12-26
YOUR SOCIAL
SECURITY
SOCIAL INSURANCE BENEFITS
FOR VETERANS SURVIVORS

Old-age and survivors insurance
benefits are now payable 10 the survi-
yors OF veterans who die from nom
military causes within three years OF
their discharge from the armed serv-
ices These amendments affect two
SrOups'
T. survivors Of veterans who did not
Work long enough under social secur-
ity io Jerome insured Benefits may
now be paid in these cases, except
where the survivors are receiving
Veterans Administration payments.
> Survivors OF veterans who died
insured under social security. These
survivors should ask to have their
cases reviewed 10 see whether a high
or benefit than they are now receiving
is payable under the amended law.
Remember: Before benefits can be
paid YOU must file a claim for them at
your local Social Security Office. For
further information on the new veter-
ans survivors amendment. visit your
local social security office
Montana labor news., 1946-12-26
NOTICE OF TIME APPOINTED FOR
PROVING WILL, Etc.

NO. 1851
In the District Court Of the Second
Judicial District of the State of
Montana, in and for the
County Of Silver Bow
In the Matter Of the Estate of
MICHAEL LANDERS. Deceased.
Pursuant to an order Of said District
Court, made on the 9th day Of Decern-
Der, 1916, notice is hereby given that
Saturday, the 2Sth day Of December,
1916. at 1000 o'clock AN. Of said day
at the Court Room of said court in
Department 2 thereof at the City OF
Butte in the said County of Silver Bow
state of Montana, have been appointed
as the time and place for proving the
Will of said Michael Landers. deceased
and for hearing the petition of ID. f
Holland for the issuance to him OF
Letters Testamentary when and where
any person Interested may appear and
contest the same. and show cause, II
any he has. why said petition should
not be granted.
Dated December ., 1916.
ELMER SHEA, Clerk
Court SeaD of the Court
by Dan BUkvIcH. Deputy Clerk
First publication Dec. ~, 1946-3t
Montana labor news., 1946-12-26
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate of MATIiILlpE WElSSMAN.
Deceased.
Notice Is hereby given hy ia. under
signed. Administrators of IN" estate ~
Mathildc W"isSmai. deceased. ~ tic
creditors Of aud All persons having
claims aeainsi the said deceased. 70
exhibit them, with the necessary NuHsh-
ers. within four months after 'hr first
publication If his notice 10 the sait
administrators at du2 Metals Bank
Building, Butte. Montana thr same he
ing the place for the transaction 81 thu
business Of said estate. in the 'uuntf
of silver Bow, stat. Of Montana.
PAULINE WEN. Administrators
OF the IsStat. Of Mlthiid, Weiss
man. Decreased.
Dated Butte, Montana. this 9th day
OF November. 1875
T. j. Davis. Attorney for Adnx
First publication Dec. 3. 1875 Il
Montana labor news., 1946-12-26
Roster Of Anaconda Unions

Central Labor Council-Meets I'd and
4th Mon. A.O.H. Hall. John Mogus.
Pres: A. E.. Ferris. V.P.: c. b. Ash
lock, Sec; r.. ]. Thomas. Treas: F.. J.
DeLaHunt. Sgt.-at-Arms: A. f.. Bar
nett, June Burke. Gene Mcbride,
Trustees.
Plumbers. A. Vanisko. pres: F. A.
Reardon, vv.p.: H. f.. %Schrapps. secy.;
p. o. Box 1877. Meets Second Tues
days at A. o. H. Hall. 1880 pm.
Teamsters-Meets LIST and Sd Thursdays.
Carpenters hall, downstairs-William
Goodman, pre-; L. Lucier. vic pres;
Jack Anderson sec.-treas.: H. J. VII
leneaue, rec.-.ec.: John MOgus. bus.
George Hess. J. Cordial. Fred Thomas.
trustees,