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Montana labor news., 1947-03-20
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate Of ALBERT +. SkOoG, De-
ceased.
\ntice is hereby given by the under
SIGNED. administrator of the estate OF
+. Skong. deceased. to the cred
itors Of and All persons having claims
auainst the said deceased, TO exhibit
hem. with the necessary NoucherS,
fen months after the first pub
LEGATION OF this notice to the SAID ad-
ministrator at the office of II. J. Free
lnourn an silver Bow Block, Butte,
Montana. the same being the place Tor
the transaction of the business Of said
estate, in the County of Silver Bow,
state of Montana.
ALBERT NJ. skooG, Administrator
of the Estate Of Albert T. SkooE,
Deceased.
Dated Eutte. Montana. this 18th day of
February. 1871.
FIRST publication March 6, .1ai7-4t
Montana labor news., 1947-03-20
LEGAL NOTICES
ALIAS SUMMONS

In the District Court ~ tAe second
judicial District Ok the state of
Montana. IA and for he
county 70 Sliker l,0w
Evening star., 1947-01-11
|0sIo Official Denies
Reds Ask for Bases
by The A.soeioisd Press

OSLO. Jan. 11.--A high ofiicial
of the Norwegian government de-
MED last night that the Soviet Un-
ion had made a formal request on
Norway for military bases in
Spitzbergen. :.
The official said the only sugges-
ton had been for reconsideration
of a 1920 agreement on the Arctic
islands, which Russia had no chance
to help frame.
Earlier speculation was that Mos
cow had asked for military nases
In the strategic archipelago. This
speculation followed yesterdays
Norwegian foreign ministry COM
munique that Russia had made "A
wartime request for specia! privi-
leges in Spitsbergen. The commu-
nque Gid not specify the privileges
asked.
The foreign ministry said tile
Soviets first had brought up the
question with the Norwegian gov
ernment-in-exile in 1874; tnat dis
cussions had been held the follow
ing year also and that further
negotiations could be expected.
Russia pointed out, the ministry
said. that she had not participated
in drafting of the 1920 Svalbard
accord-so-called because "Sval-
bard" is the Norwegian name of the
archipelago-though she signed 1t
later, in 1925.
The communique said both Nor
way and Russia knew they could
do nothing without consent of seven
of the nine other signers-the
United States, Britain, the British
dominions, France, the Netherlands
Denmark and Sweden. The other
two signers were Italy and Japan.
Evening star., 1947-01-11
For Lost ond Found Advertisement
See Pose A-3
HELP MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, JUNIOR-Have opening in
large corporation for young man interested
In accounting and ofnce work; must ne
able TO type little with experience on n
s19R.0ISssEE pala yse.tisn etc. eaDeT; ;
details about self and salary expected.
ssfpvEkTfsISa sfSv ETSTSI Sssf PRODUCTION mAN-3al-
snced production man, Familiarity with
agency procedure helpful: Pleasant work
f 6sas sonsssn sad sssls
ass1sT4NT KS sTA nan MANAaER with . nationally
known organization. Apply 721 14th st.
ASSISTANT SALES MANAGER, auaiiAed
to do an. outstanding job. with Q srowins
turer q national promirisnce, Il you have
Tive sbiiity plus he desire to pitch in and
zee sst .aesa asr n & Be sss appy seG
nssFEi'x xsSoa SsisssP ssS s sPa C. T9ss6 "a
HU1iToR. experienced, for ressauran.
food control: salary, $500 monm ana
board: references required. Box S3-C' Ssar.
AUDITORS or managers and assistant
manasers OF accounting omces BY large
national finance concern: must have &C.
mot over ase ss: auditors must Be free te
AnToMoTIVk sIsTs, 1R MEcaASiCs H iC motor trueky
needed; only frst.elsss men , with ei tScls nssd
low-cost group insurance, sickness and &C:
cident protection: hospital and surgical
dement's for employees and their eligible
seSshasnss Sorkins sonditions. @ see Mr Palmer. IN
TERNHTIoNAL HARVESTER CO. g01
BladensburE rd: ne: --l3
Evening star., 1947-01-11
HELP WOMEN,

ADDREssOGRAPH OPERATOR for lifs
INSURANCE co. 35-hr; wk;, nc O. Satnrd,ay gay
lunch nm, salary depending on experience
AAegsK 4ERs 4qs qssoSkkhttPhhn s LIP T. .nG
s ef location Safe rsisIsnss aEfssr $Sne sR
Asst. AS 81 fDrEr1rIAN for hospital experiene.
sssT kshs ips fsrs MeEs sss 1i ssss sma
stitution: dn salary and maintenance Box
sssH ssaP' sfT4ss4Etx, part time ss, yopns sse,: @
RsnTe RasY sTTsR T9TsP rsf White Az ysat; @ nth and
ssss fHS
bEauTidiAss@can BEAU III sSg youa Do you smile'
Permanent position. Al. 5h days; per PEI,
s saufsY sp orsRxfoR Ss ssfs 81 asod sS manieuTist
wanted: store hours and priyil; Apply
Fred the Hairstyiist. at PHlLIPsBoFN'
BkAurY BIZ 5rin oSir;ERATon, experienced: 5-day
xepy xesf ESo6 n 1.rson ssary ycRF2T Ff BE%Y
WEI SsEF!!AsESso S Rss. kfS NJ
SfhuT1 SCI ~ 4Sss SSssssSafSf q oGs man or woman
sss;; ,z NJ iss
incest salons: top salsry and commission;
saaTs sfa1r2 T. fassIdn 4 aEAIff full
part time: must be experienced in all lines
~ W..SlsJs SSrs oSsss 4 %
hSuTs sT ox an IsaIp e stsl an Write for lassr'
Eli 0r M asc iF9ea siasr.sR
MISUNDERSTANDING. experienced
for manufacturing concern located In Sil-
yer Spring; must be able to prepare tax
.ssr1 ssras .apsts ss srns t!sl ss.s ssisass s
BOokKEkFER-cLERK. .expsri riense q
TIanspor.a,tiogn. 7. .on firm located in SILVER
ssfPIYnfRZsettsr sPrRnf ia 2 2Dresses--Large washing
ton n department store offers an excellent
Opportunity for a capable, thoroughly ex-
Rssiehsfia asestisi sssei Box s17.a. it' Star. Ia
se .asg pss:.n
fions; hours o to s. PLAZA SPORT sEoP.
CASHIER and beverage checker, experi-
sgsss apps aR afGd roRsT eSss spHs s9ss Conn
cAsHIERs. sassh DR. drugstore experience preferred;
sa asz shift Appg saiary ss ri sk
zee s9ssRRsrRMust Rsna Nus nave restaurant or hotel
experience. Apply between 2-6 pm. LONE
STAR CAFE. 5o4 eth st. NV. MA. s91s.
cAsHIER-CHEcKER experienced HART
MANS MARKET, 1901 suitiand rd Sc.
tasRsasda t6afRaals Il sI sIIfAcHrH au.lied for ttschins
sIsye elssiIss II Pottsses sox c gsTcs ts ssr Or e
CLERK for ONCE work. with knowiedse OF
switchboard and accurate with hsures.
Apply 2119 14th st. nv. --1o
Evening star., 1947-01-11
Hrlp MsN.

have years ei experience and Be wen IN.
SHsa sgsraa for sasen e. 5 Raps ps,s sm
@ appelnsmens $ e ass paskWaY aSas cEHANkRs III isSs
C SODA DpisFEss9ekcsas c2aa T. ave- start aSor.
Sft; Sae'SD a1D w'h D' d5f Res
Sa SODA FOUNTAIN CLERK. white. no
nights' M no , suns ss. good c salary. MANOR
sTENoGRAPHER, exp. neat in appear.
anee. for work in private corporation; s3od
saass ss night ds g' fo s sD5
TAILOR FrTTER. to act as asst. mgr. very
eatrs ME esl asY os e rRsp
2Se fsx s hsan.,s sH nsg slas 1Inlv
HKs TEhcHEs coz or c accouNrNGAppIlcsn ot II Nv
must be available for full-time day classes
license ss'TasTs a. msss assrs
telling age; education, degTees and ex.
SaSs ys ass !1:
ssa.sa sGi sss seafsh 3D. eTe sS.c
TRUCK DRIVER. co.orsd. with estab;
commission. cssnra lon i FR eso4.o 4ou'e' Sa'a iii ina
VETERAN with sales exper.. plus ambi-
psaiian isai must thSe b sss ME s2s $685.
yETEKANs. yoang men, to be trained for
some knowiedss q Metropolitsn Area heb.
ful but, bat not essential. Personal interview
asDsndaeis person having @ @srd1s.ss Hss issnse g
sas.2 ssl EHaaRRssY Rs Rlss nss A2Ry sh
We 10 are vo posRs K 1ss
MR MoseshI ssssa1i EStsfs
WOOL sPoTTEk,, experienced; steady all
~ Neg sSo fazE Raz 5afrsp sh'' CLAN ESIs
sFtSi WoRkING Kin Ssi,i Sesxi,RirENrER FOREMAN. must
have !,.w meW-house construction and some some
Box Sac star ana
as electric, shaver repairman; future:
stEsRstvpg siRaccy Rc 81 SO nOaa oas sdg sk
YOUNG MAN-Good opportunity to learn
grocery business. Apply in person. 1895
fsn:fa ExcErfiohxL Ii Six OPPORTUNITY for ra sue.
cessful saIesmen, nov employed, who are
to learn our business. Must have ac-
counting background. Men 25. to 80, high
caliber, mentally alert and Of exceptional
sharaeter; a Must :, have financial don resource.
ahan, afss5 tsaiaRs Apply in psTs1n dsnt
ssth.eIAss1 sss1 ESslsHEs f. modern aPs
sober and industrious. Apply Mr.. Crane,
J; A McKEEvER CO.. 1914 K st. NV,
JOB TRAININGzYoung man eligible for
veterans job training program as restau-
rant SUPERVISOR; some past experience
necessary: ne Apply between 3 and pm.
PARTs DEPT. MGR. for automobile deal
ership within 20 miles Of Washington. G
Top salary, share Of profits; t2). coed work;
ing conditions. large stock parts: l31 pa d
vacation. 90 life. health and accident in
surance; t5 half day, Sat. II yop ere rot
our parts dept, with aggressive selling at,
strist confd.nce. Box. 3ss-D. Star. is'
If YOU ARE retired Govt. employe and
want to add to your income eand still be
your own boss you can do 50 BY work,ins
largest fraternal insurance orders; Good
contracts are now open. Box 4o6-D, Star.
Evening star., 1947-01-11
HELP MEN and WoMEN.

BOOKKEEPER fcr credit department store;
aS 81 eepsss ss se & bof 'Rd
eEERKRIr ri II = s. Pill 9a permanent
Dosto IT hs ss of Gen 'Gaga e
performs variety Of duties and acquires
ssSsss Nsssss ps,.s.l ri sil1Isy DIXON
to operate 50-acre farm. must be capable
Woman @ H't to assist " with houseWoyk: auar1ers.
meals, TRANSFORMATION furnished; salary,
Sl5o mo-; miles from Silver Spring, Call
MISS KEEFEs MI. 2400' EXT. ll''1or inter-
pRUG CLERK-Experienced clerk to sell
drug sundries and cosmetics; @ tics permanent a1 snt
ha%RER l1G%slnsRen' sPFEN65aRxrHER RI 65aSiRSxrHER Man or
pen to With iaks p 6 ssnss a ghS words rs
minute; familiar with governmental de-
partment and administratiye practice;
come De'ieSS associated With Busy lawyer engaged
in a general practice; must have character
and once service references; excellent
salary Of $50 per wk and percentage Of
all, fees. Don't respond unless you are
fully aualiaed and seek immeaiate s,s oppogr-
MAN. AND WIFE-Man to be houseman.
chauffeur. and able to serve: wife, as first
class cook %ad nc aunary sleep
ias5T sEsT oaE esHT X SpaTcTSa paa9s Ssaay oaoa
public appearances and social features.
Give phone number. Box 393-B. Star.
sTENOGRAPHER, in law ONCE. w. C.
SULLIVAN, 613 18th st. NV, MA. 0043.
DUE TO EXPANSION in our business we
have openings for general agents; most
liberal contracts; also for salesmen, full
ing life, disqualification and health and
accident insurance; Replies strictly con;
fidential. u, T. MANN, 921-30 Central
Natl Hank Bldg Richmond, Va
Evening star., 1947-01-11

sHoRMAKER WANTED, GOOD pay, short
hegrs. C,n At $3.50, sI1ee after 1 SrIn.rv am IL X
stalier; sood salary. Box x53-C. Star.
Evening star., 1947-01-11
SALESMAN.

ACCIDENT. health and disqualification and
did opportunity for future independence;
age no barrier. Cali Ma. 1492 from s
am to pm. for interview: -12
fuel tank lighter. Several exclusive terri
tories open to men carving quality lines:
commission. NORDAD PRODUCTS, 413
East Jefferson. Detroit 20. Mich. liz
SALESMAN, established manufacturer Of
better type roll-on girdles and brassieres,
seeks resident Of Washington or vicinity
to coSer bordering States by car on COM
mission basis; state business refs. and full
particulars. Box 422, 1474 Broadway, N. Y.
Statesmen (3)--Special to storm window
salesmen: Would you like to sell the best
storm window on American market on q
one -wsek-delivery basis2 We can % Just
today. See Mr.. Chisholm. coy HOME
INSULATION CO.. 500 II st. me-. 10, to
VIZ NEED THE SERVICES Of an exp; real
estate man with proven ability and in
teerity, who Is interested In real oppor-
tunity with small, long ahlished or
ganization, doing a general BROKERAGE busi-
ness; full cooperation and liberal com.
mission allowance. This Is an excellent
opportunity for some one interested in
making real estate their permanent occu-
patton. Please telephons for appointmeA.
500. 1924 Vt. ave. NV. III
Evening star., 1947-01-11

sion. VIM. HAHN e. Co. 44s3 Conn. ave-
sALEsLADlEs for m ready ..s to ,,,a wear .a,n and
mission. Marvellous opportunity to earn
cellent working conditions. Apply KLEIN,s;
afternoons; bet. Il. 1227 F St. NV: II"
ply between : and 6 pm. MARY BAYNES
GIFTS. a92 14th st. NV.
Apply 10 aGER i Co. sa7 b st. NV.
ssag g e@d1 Win
some knowledge Of mortgage loan Pro
aPes asPcRETARY. h M law arm age &C. 9n5Gss must
neat, efficient and exp stenographer; 5Hz-
day week with alternate Sat. morn. of:
$50 per week Reply, stating age and sSsp.'
sEcRETARY ' for national trade association
public relations dept: minimum REQUIRE
oSr se can sS iaRss MRs 1fs
sEcRaTaRY to Da manager Of large retail
necessary: 40-6r wk; excellent WORKING
HaEshman persean,nnsSl 'sars;E 1fs S;EARS axs RoE
sECRETARY with some legal exp. though
not for law office; must be accurate stem
ographer and thoroughly reliable person;
Ndlhtss Go.oOp' nrcAe SoSns4Sh "AeAA 80 .
SECRETARY. exp. in building materials
desirable but not essential; 5-day week;
eaiary commensurate with ability. ,Wo.
SECRETARY. private. lse. network radio
station: good salary; experience required:
Interesting position, excellent working con-
ditions:- 5-day. 40-nr. wk. Write Box
ssEEseRhETARY sEs1h SsaY TO EDITOR Interesting
work with publication; some. knowledge
drug. chemical terms helpful. excellent
working conditions. Call RE 4061. .-12
SECRETARY-Major domestic and inter
nstionaI airline, desires the services Of a
competent secretsfy. between ages $3.50
in executive Offices. Preferences will be
fhown for some one who seeks permanent
position. 5-day, 40-hour week; other nene-
fts include disqualification. life insurance,
sicx leave, vacation with pay and annual
vacation passes. Salary open and VIII be
commensurate with ability. Apply Box
sEcREraRY. insurance claim once: .1-
perience preferred; excellent opportunity.
Phone MA. 1859. p .a.m.-4 pm. --12
SECRETARY to private school executive;
39:hour week; s175 month. Phone RE.
sEccRETARY-srENooRAPHER - Old and
established law arm specializing In patent
law; 5-day week: patent experience desir-
able but not necessary: salary. $50 per
week. State age and experience. Boz
Evening star., 1947-01-11

ADDRESsOGRAPH OPERATOR for life
insurance CO, 35-hr. wk., nc Saturday
work pleasant working cord, inexpensive
lunch rn., salary depending on experience.
Apply EW 4os ossksftphs s1g ltth e. nv ssn.r.,
lacotio, MP HT1PT,EC Nichols
Evening star., 1947-01-11

young man, with or
call on established route
taking wholesale orders;
with a warm, friendly
has qualities of becoming
have an excellent perma.
our organization. Start
car expense. Write at
Evening star., 1947-01-11
HELP DOMESTIC.

COUPLE. white or colored. experisnfsd
cooking and responsible for running nome
home II sober and reliable; excellent Hvtns
conditions with own room and BATH, city
references and health cards required Rp.
COOK, zh.w.. refs. required: 3 school
ase children: n day Thurs. and 1eReyy
other Sun. on: live In; s25 weekly 70
COOK. must be experienced. no lsundrS.
keep other help. MRS. LEO BAUM. * 50
18th &C.. Apt. sol. AID. 2440. la
(continued eu Next PsEs.)
Evening star., 1947-01-11
sAlEsWoNEN.
aAIFSI lnY iame1ru

ner,t position. pleasant workina Conditions.
excellent sa;ary. Write full details. Boz
Evening star., 1947-12-05
Suit Filed in Wreck
Fatal 10 Unborn Child

A 2O-year-old Washington woman
who claims injuries suffered in an
automobile accident last September
have prevented her from bearing
children, has filed suit in Mont
gomery County Circuit Court at
Rockville for $50,000 damages
against Mrs. Adraiana S. Sweeney,
Silver Spring.
A companion suit seeking s25 900
damages has been filed against Mrs.
Sweeney by the injured Woman's
husband.
The woman, Mrs Agnes I. Walker,
1854 Talbert terrace Sc, filed her
suit through her mother, Mrs. Mary
j. Jones, Sharpsburg, N. c.
She claims in her suit that she
was riding in a car which collided
September 18 with Mrs. Sweeney's
automobile on Reno road near Alton
place NV, as she was being taken
to the Naval Hospital, Bethesda, to
have baby.
AS result of her injuries. accord
ing to Mrs. Walker. her baby was
born dead and she is unable to bear
any more children.
Her husband Marine Corpl.
Arthur E. Walker, 20, filed his suit
through his father, Bert C. Walker
of Pittsburgh, Kans., since he also
| is under 81.
| Mexico is aiding nations to the
south to fight an oncoming locust
! horde,
Evening star., 1947-12-05
.250,0O0 Cans Of Food
And Milk Collected in
Catholic Relief Drive

Approximately 250,000 cans of milk
and food for children of war-strick-
en- countries, Or the money with
which to purchase them, have been
reported in incomplete returns from
Thanksgiving week food campaign
of the war relief services of the
National Catholic Welfare Confer
| ence in the Baltimore
area, it was announced today.
! The Rev. E. Jerome Winter, rec
! tor of St. Stephens Church, 2436
Pennsylvania avenue NV, who is
chairman of the drive of. the Wash
ington and Baltimore archdioceses
! in the Nation wide campaign, said
almost half the campaign goal of
1000 cans has been reached, with
reports yet to come from most OF
the l78 parishes of the area.
st. Stephens Church today sent
1000 cans to a New York collection
point. Father Winter said collec-
tions reported to date include:
Shrine of the Blessed Sacrament,
COOL Western avenue NV, 1880
cans: Church of st. Thomas the
Apostle, Twenty-seventh street and
Woodley road NV. $4,000 cans, and
St. Teresas Church, Thirteenth and
v streets Sc, $500 cans.
Mrs. Joseph J. Judge, 2410 Wag-
ner street Sc, this morning turned
over to the committee $3.50 cash
which she and her son, Michael, 4,
received in a personal solicitation Of
Washington merchants and whole
salers during the week of the drive,
and reported also that she collected
664 cans of food Mrs. Judge esti-
mated that she and Michael, with
approval of the Merchants and
Manufacturers Association, had So
licited 300 businesses during the
week, d.
Evening star., 1947-12-05

| Mexico is aiding nations to the
south to fight an oncoming locust
/ horde,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-22
FILE

TWO new non-profit, one foreign and one domestic corporation have recently filed their corporation narers with Territorial Auditor Frank Boyle
 Ryan, Inc, wholesale concern lat Anchorage, has Lsen incorpor- ated by John E. sRyan, Irene A Ryan and Buell. A. Nesbett. The company is capitalized for s500,oOo divided into 500,00o shares of stock having par value of $l each.
 The Chignik Fisheries Co., Inc, of the State of Washington, has received permission to operate with- in the Territory. It named as it's aqent, J. Gerald Williams at An chorage.
 At Anchorage, the Anchorage Cab owners Association has form ed profit, non-stock corpor- ation.
 ne First Baptist Church of Fairbanks has filed papers for a non-profit and non-stock corpora ton at Fairbanks.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-22

Federal Works Agency, Public Buildings Administration, Office of the Division Engineer, 103 U. s. Court House. Seattle. Washington, April 2. l947 Sealed bids, in triph- cate, will be received at this office until pm. May T, l947 and then publicly opened, for furnishing the materials, and performing the work fer exterior painting, new sidewalk, etc, at the US. 20. and Custom House, Wrangell. Alaska in strict ac- 5cordance with the specifications dat ed G-DIV-3, Dec. 2, 1946, and draw sings Gf any1mentioned therein; and sthe general conditions dated Sept. Is, 1942 and sddendum thereto dat ed May 15. 1914. Specifications and other data may be had at the office of the custodian of the building or the office Of the division engineer. L. ". Friberg, Division Engineer
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-22
VETERANS GIVEN NEW WARMING BY
 ERNEST LINCOLN

A warning to veterans agains signing contracts for uHapproyec educational courses was issued by the Veterans Administration to- day
 Recently, complaints have been made to the VA by veterans who have been uggod by representatives of such unapproved institutions to sign contracts for instruction and to make a down payment with the understanding that they would be reimbursed by the Veterans Aa- ministration.
 Ernest E. Lincoln, manager of the Regional Office of the Veter- ans Administration in Juneau, cautions veterans that they should check with the VA prior to signing
 fol any educational course for which they expect to use their CT Bill privileges. The VA cannot pay a school or other institution for a veterans training unless the institution is approved by the state in which it operates, Lincoln eX- plained.
 In some instances, it was re- ported, veterans have signed un- breakasle contracts which require them to pay for the courses. Through misrepresentation. they have heen led to believe that they might collect from the VA. Lin- coln warned that tuition payments are made to the school and are in no case retroactive.
 Always play safe,' Lincoln ad- vised veterans. Check with the VA before enrolling if there is any reason to doubt the status of an institution
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-22
MURPHY & MURPHY

$5,0OO for 3-hedroom home, heart
 Douglas. COCKTAIL BAR thriving commun-
 ity sl2,0o0 will handle. S3,500 takes the 36.4 Arlene Troller. ROADHOUSE, dance hall adjacent,
 Juneau ISLAND EMPIRE. 157 acres, mo-
 dern home. ROYAL BLUE Garage. Kaiser-Fra-
 zier agency. GREY LINES. ARCTIC CAB. SPECIAL PRICE, 4-bedroom house
 Sixth St. 2 GROCERIES good money mak-
 CTS. $4,o00 to SIS 8o00 houses, Terms. CABIN-fireplace, good stream, wei
 furnished, Lenas Cove. S1,250 CABIN near Auke Bay. TVETEN property Auke Lake. HENDRIX Property, Auke Lake. GENES CAFE-6 bedrooms, steam
 heated and furn. cabin. Electric
 kitchen, hardwood floors, large
 living dining rooms. RECENTLY completed home Way
 nor Add
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-22
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE

NO. OOOO -l1
 In the District r0urt for the Terri
 tory of Alaska, Division Number
 One, at Juneau.
 TERRITORY, OF ALASKA, Plain-
 tiff and Petitioner, vs. JOHN H
 WALMEE. as Cl erk of the Dis
 trict Court for the Territory of
 Alaska, Division Number 1; All
 other parties in interest or persons
 unknown having or claiming un-
 surrendered bonds issued by the
 Alaska Gastineau Mining Com
 pany, a corporation, prior to De-
 cember 24, 1924; III other parties
 or persons unknown having or
 claiming any light title, estate
 lien or interest in the money de
 scribed herein, Defendants and
 Respondents.
 Plaintiffs First Amended Petition and Information has been filed in the office of the Clerk of this Court in the above entitled cause, setting forth the following facts:
 That there is on deposit with the Clerk of tEe District Court for the Territory of Alaska, First Division, the sum of S9.949.83, for unknown holders of Alaska Gastineau Mining Company bonds, resulting from foreclosure proceedings and trus- tee transfer of funds, as mere par ticularly described in the said First Amended Petition and Information on file in the above entitled cause, and that no pei son whomsoever has interposed claim for my portion of said money at an time since Janu- ary 3l, 1889, and said First Amended Petition and Information alleges that by reason of such facts and cir cumstances. said deposit has escheat- ed to and become the property of the Territory of Alaska, and prays for a Decree adjudging and decreeing such money the property of the Territory of Alaska.
 NOW THEREFORE, all persons interesed in said money on deposit with the Clerk of the District Court are hereby required to appear and show cause, if any they have, on ol before the 2lst day of May, 1947, at o'clock P M. of said day, why the title to said deposit should not vest in the Territory of Alaska.
 TT IS FURTHER ORDERED, that this Order to Show Cause shall bt published for six consecutive weeks beginning March 27, 1947, in tht DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, Juneau Alaska.
 Dated this 18th day of March 1947.
 HARRY E. PRATT, United States District Judge First publication, March 27, 1947. Last publication, May 2, 1917.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-22
JOLLY FUNERAL

PUEBLO, Colo.-Mike Makarina, a steelworker, wants his funeral attendants to have a good time when he dies, and he's willing to pay for it.
 Tn his will recorded by the coun- 'ty clerk, Makarina provided a be- quest of S100 ito be expended for the celebration of the attendants lat my funeral to have good and jolly time"