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SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, expert; books started, kept
part time, tax returns prepared, state
ments, audits: reasonable OR. 2074.
ACCOUNTANT. on daily-rate basis; new
MI 1929 after Z pm. ~.
ACCOUNTANT. AUDITOR. CONTROLLER,
CPA, experienced in public and retail ac-
ADVERTISING, PUBLIC RELATIONS, sales
promotion worker, splendid, strong refer
ences: interviews welcomed. Box AK
AUDITOR, cost accountant, bookkeeper,
over 26 years practical experience, needs
3130 day Or night. TO-
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HELP DOMESTIC.

COOK and e.hw. for country place In
MONTGOMERY County accessible to Wash
ington. Call .DI. 4015 for appointment,
between 8 and g. %
COOK, $50; must be experienced and Al
recent city references required; other help;
small family. light housework; live in, own
rm. and bath: fond Of children. Or 0544.
G.HW.. cook, health card and local ref
erencss s, Eeqgiarsedda; liye in s1oo month.
G.H.W., exper.. ref. small apt. Ka-day
Wk.; stay one eve, $50 ia S315.
G.H.W. AND COOK. house clearance and
day. j 80 to 7:30; Sat, $3.50 am. to / 80
pm: SIT week. ia. 4064. 10
HOUSEkEEPER. white. middle-aeed: will
room and board; references. Box 449-H
Star 10
WOMAN for g.h.w. in. apt of family Of 3
'employed adults and j 6-yr.-old boy. s.
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HELP WOMEN.
II interested in people and program, call
ME. 21O0 betw. $50 and 1890: short.
hand necessary ii
and commission. SHERMAN DRESS SHOP,

Me- NE. 2lo0 betw. $50 and 1890: short-
sSs sis MzSerE tsE sEsr; shsg
A91.5 Us esaLEaRkk ak t.als.,: excel! epDoFsahsy
eEasss, Apply once. THE YOUNG MEN
sAseIf s sszs Asb MiSeE; y ~; REPAIR ssms1na-
ton; Apply MoRNINGsIDE LAUNDRY,
SEQ 81 ,,GsoTa Georsis ave. ave. sH: 1850: Ia
sEAoIISaAs asn ss r.! .: Pszt time Ca. VA
eomnission. LENA,s BEHuTY T SALON, eSp
BsAuf1 sa T%Ps full HG tne salary and
iSE{lTi0 SEAHTT { " aoePERATo2Rss sMANAcER, eologsd
BEAUTY OPERATOR: Experienced, With
Ply DAisEys. PEA BEAUTY SALON SIS 18Th
Beauty S IjT;i scHHoSooGI. HSoG. 1NsTRucroR-ExxSSel-
lent lent salary opportunity for advancement
HaY MEt6 ehH9f baSohs AeeRE e2es
BOoKKEEPER, experienced: for wholesale
Fsoe RaEfz Ga mAdaIsE AR sas4 4oprRAroR
to 80, exper; preferred; 40-hr. wk.. salary
Mr. wilson, Tin. 1900. for appointment,
Mos5gase y Hg g & L1sn sagr Dept, PRINCE GEoRdEs
Observation-Disclosures lady % pre-
keeping machine in large real estate Of
and be an accurate typist; salary S2.1O0
E year ear to to star; 5-day week. Cali Mr., cox.
CARPET SEWERS, white. Apply to 8.
GRooME s3Ma EAREcKsoN. 5oa va. ave, Sc.
CASHIER, experienced; b-day week; aos
GoIPENBERGs, 7th and X sts. NV. %
CASHiER-Go1d eaas,iLns @ hrs excellent pay; refs.
MacY 17s Wsoh bvd ylIAiE Az va pHAR AZ
CASHIER for mems clothing store. steady
BRooRs RGssiSR fSr Tsfp9nfSe fnG 1o1s garsy Apply
CASHIER, must be experienced on N c. R;
Mr. s0fS &sy sMzASRvRss n*aT"SEf ss
Cashier, experienced. excel. salary; pleas
REa2a sPoRf sHos Ssh
Ems sId ssos be ,8ss sSes
CIGAR CLERK, experience desired; pleas.
as fdsfsnt pk6e sroR' rsoss' s
CLERK. cigar and candy dept; honest and
ss,eFensSf 1sassf izssHs;
1901 K st. NV. Ill
CLERK 70 take care laundry and dry
cleaning store, experienced. Apply GREY.
STONE LAUNDRY. 22l6 sth st. NV
Phone AD 4443 g
CLERK-TYPIST in architects ONCE; full
or part time; desirable opening for one
interested in architecture or interior dec
oration. Call Ma. 479S. 10
CLERK-TYPIST, knowledge of shorthand
useful. 4O-hr. week; good salary. vacation
with pay: Box 364-V. Star. Ill
CLERK-TYPIST. for exclusive women!
apparel shop; merchandise experience de.
sirable. Apply in own handwriting, givinf
full qualifications, age and exper., FRAN.
CES Ell FRANCES, 1915 Conn. ave. NV
COLOR ARTIST for portrait studio musi
be experienced, good salary. Apply III
coMpToMETER COM II OPERATOR. permanen,
position, 5la-day week, pleasant workint
| conditions, group insurance and hospitals
cation benefits. CERTIFIED BAKERY. 641
coMroMETER OPERATOR for moderr
s.. 81 800 to ss.1o9 with Chance for sd:
vancement; employee dining rm., pait
vacation, sick leave. disqualification ant
other benefits. Apply 1898 Taylor st. p.w
M MDRUG' COSMETICS SALES CLERK, expert
asIdoERss DIRUe. NC. 5o17 Conn. ave
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Music Programs

Three music programs will be
presented by Sigma Alpha Iota Ma
tional Music Sorority over radio sta
ton WBCC during the following
three Sundays.
The first program tomorrow will
feature Sue Conklin, former pupil
Of Egon Petri and Dmitri Metro
poulis. She will play a Mozart so.
nata and a group of piano COM
positions by Debussy. Soloists fol
the following programs are Fleu.
retta Jaffrie, soprano, and Ruth
Linrud, nationally known harpist
The programs are under the direc.
ton Of Miss Cecilia Fine.
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HELP MEN,

ALTERATION MAN, white, experienced IN
ssesen ana 1aa cs * 1888 xh
AUTOMOBILE BODY AND FENDER repair
Wh psy Apps nsl sSs
81 S5Te SlsS sSpx e ASS sSs. RREsNpEk MEN 1s
ing conditions in live-wirs shop; per,
CENTER. edas1fd 's srd and M sts Ho ne. 'id @io
AUTO BODY AND FENDER MAN: new
shsR Tep ss.ly yoIaRr paa @
BODY CO.. 1917 No. Lynn st., Rosslyn,
Auro ri BoSY 5HS9' METAL WORKERS, first
class; steady and reliable; also combina-
ton metal and @ wood workers. s14 1ath
Al AUTo rie' GLASS Ii a MAN; must be experienced
Hyattsviiie, Nd. VIA. s4e2. IA
AUTO MECHANIC, prefer one. expert
eorsang for sood man TWIN pos s
ANGLE MoTsooRs. 3oio ' Rhode Island ave. we
AUTOMOBILE MEcHAN1c-0upoNr Mo-
TOR REPAIR, rear 112s 10th st. NV.
AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC, must be ex-
KN N co 9th a9S feSd d pay sve AMY E
AUTO MECHANICS Due to- expanding
nses Uaa in shop nus xs Ss gss as
preferably on Buick; 5sday wk.. vacations
with pay, uniforms furnished and cleaned.
NJ sefvss va 4oao fSyef
sUIcK, 1923 Bait. ave. Hyattsville, Nd.
ferred: must have tools. at least 8 yrs.
ENp fcfe Tsfes " r. 1'sos nsn
seTo ty caH1sa MHehASies ys wanted large metz metro
manent position; excel working cond, TOP
safF aRRS in MooR UE Co. ss nj aH
Shopping Center, Arl., Va. Phone oV
AUTO MECHANIC, exper,: De soto:Plsm-
good salary. BOWIE VINCENT f'iiats'T5 MOTOR
co. 6ola Georsia ave. NV RA. o4oo
AUTO MECHANIC. must be reliable, for
er; plenty Of work; $3.50 pay plan. paid
EssaSn' Rd khPsa s.: sra Hf Nj
BAKER. white. M1lLER's PASTRY
SHOP, Wilson blvd. and Garfield sts.
AUToMoT1vE PARTS sALEsMAN-Ford
sary. See Mr.. Rodss. PARKWAY MOTOR
as as msnage5 ma as5z of shop. Telephone Lu. 731'
BENCH Si N2 sSS1i xSD MACHINE MEN, white. ex-
perienced, for work in woodworking plant,
SILVER SPRING BUILDING SUPPLY CO,
BooKKEEPER-oAsHiER. ages 81 to IS;
PsR TSsA sSe Co. inc iRs sa51 s9oi 1E ST.
BooKKEEPER. experienced Remington
Rand operator: permanent position, oppor.
tunity for advancement: Bethesda ONCE
unIon ionr 5os For isformssioa nsh nas Can neR eR
siat RRftxsf fna New Jersey e .v. and st
BsickLAYhRssFirst-eis 81 K 4 e Is; Fl Gas only; non
union; top wages, plenty OF work. Gal
BRfcKLAYERs, colored: sa4 per day: Re
port for work Mon. to MR.. RHoDENISER
Faryington I'd. and Elliott rd.. Westmore
BRHfcKLAYERs. issH s24 a day: long Job: se'
SSasn sRiekIA1Pks-so 4 1PPikssso men. a. once; ea:
top .Dd Grub s 4 yss RTSse pTns Va
Ajax cSoNsTRUcTioN CO. held ofhcs
BRiCkLAYERs wANTED-Union. s25
sers: Union Job. "'a'h' eah FRzske aE
sUTcEER% WAN wANTED gg.. for .,grs: grocery store
BUTCHER. experienced; hours, II to Z
good pay, desirable white neishborhood
eGkfENTERs. eGik saS7H .Af finished work, sood men
steady work: top pay. NO. 72o3; eyes. eyes
cHbiSHETMAKER wanted: for store az
lures; union ahop. Apply BERNARD sToRl
FIXTURE CO.. 49, x q. NV. (reaC. III
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Rivers Takes New Post
lOn D. G. Parole Bourd

Hugh Francis Rivers, new paio
member of the District Parole
Board, was sworn in at a District
Building ceremony yesterday.
The former executive secretary
Of the board has been with the
group IS years. His new post was
set up for the first time by the
1948 District Supply Act. AS paid
member, he is also the boards
parole executive.
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Prenubtial Party

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert E. Land
voight entertained at a dinner last
evening at the Congressional Coun-
try Club in honor of their niece, Miss
Eleanor Jane Nyman, and her fiance
MIR. Clarence Raymond Jenkins, who
will be married this afternoon at
o'clock in st. Adams Church with q
reception afterward in the Burgundy
Room Of Wardman Park Hotel. The
dinner followed the wedding re-
hearsal and the guests were the
members Of the bridal party.
Evening star., 1947-08-09
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRL, colored, wants ghw, maid. care Of
children or as waitress NO. 267O Ill
GIRL, colored, wants days work or nurses
aid. Call DE, s617 between 10 and II;
Sunday, to 12. -12
hour; best references. FIR. $3.50. 10
GIRL, cclored desires Job taking care OF
child. laundry or Inv. Ii. 9152.
MAID, colored, reliable, wants work; S25
week. Call GE. 9646.
NURSE, practical; any case considered:
day or night HO. 2749. IL
WOMAN, colored. wants days work, Tues.
Wed. Thurs; experienced and refs. vi.
WOMAN, white. aged so, neat, wants "a
hrs. daily lh.w.; near Northwest. Box
1Q3-Y Star
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REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

niied and adnsted All WORK guaranteed
IL 1i77. UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.
813 14tb st nv. -
tanning walls, walks and steps built and
renaired. A. FAGNANI. LU. b496.
BRICK WORK, block work, carpentry1
satisfaction guaranteed. G. a. II. BUILD
FRS. EN-. 1928, m to z pm. III
CONTINUED On Next Psge)
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INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

POPULAR PIANO and accordion taught
in short time: results guar; approved for
GI training. CHARLES NEWMAN STUDIOS.
1905 G st NV. ME- 400. RA. 5000
MODERN TRAINING in beauty culture, all
subjects taught Approved by Government
fo- GI training. WAR-FLYNN BE BEAUTY
FLYING INSTRUCTION under GI Bill Of
Rights. For details. call OIL. SSSs.
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
DOMESTIC

DOMESTIC HELP Of all types furnished;
best OF references. Call HO. 3947. III
DOMESTIC HELP by day, week or month.
We protect your homes by selecting the
best help to do your work RITTER 8
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. 634 S st. NV.
AD. 1852. Q a m to 9 pm III
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SITUATIONS MEk and WOMEN

RELIABLE, SETTLED, colored couple:
position as janitor with living quarters;
finest local references. Box 323-V, Star.
MIDDLE-AGED COUPLE wants to care for
in return for an apartment; no children,
pets. Call CO. 1892. 10.
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week. BEN HUNDLEY. 3446 14th st. NV.
TREE SURGEON. with or without car;
steady job, good pay. Call Olympic eo7o,
TRUCK DRIVER and shop man; one "a,
uPaoIsTERERs fsh Il nsRRs ts, at once; all-arouad
irst-class mechanics for antiques; modern
and sew material; 4O-hr. week, good sal
FIX FsE6 Sia;x * stsasTirsm.s exnsr,encad in
selling and buying on today's market, Dc
= noon only 2o17 Va. ave. NV. See
WATERS jcolored), for high-class restau-
as MeIau9hIin. fl 0e opoNNEIIs 15osFd GRILL, 1ss1
WELDERs - Combination electric and
ing and general repair: good working con-
ditloas for right ,H- men cgLp WEEPING e.
WI WHOLESALE g Ell MaNAGER ut % for large rye automo-
bile distributor to cover Va. and Md;
Haat on and be xoEaa Boa
WRITER-National trade assoc, desire!
man to write monthly news bulletin ano
magazines and newspapers. Newspaper
experience preferred, but not necessary, al.
though ability. to write essential. Pleasant
and salary desired Box 463-X, Star. Id
YOUNG MAN, 3o-35, mentally alert. higt
grade, exceptional character, who wants
permanent position; must make good ap.
pearance, able to meet public; must typ'
40 words min. and pass physical exam
we are on.y interested in a serious minded
and capable man who is willing to & Torl
person. don't phone ME, Stettler; Ma;
YOUNG MAN with car for sales and de.
livery: salary and commission. good op.
portunity for Advancement. Ma. 7173
YOUNG MAN. between ages of 23 ant
40 yrs. with some mechanical ability
for saleswork. If not experienced, we vii
Train yoS Car sssf1 oGa neSRs aS.
KIRgY CO; Room %, 1sas L st: NV; Il,
neatly attired and desirous of SO to SIS
daily BY Doing pleasant. personal contassi s
cants to bring character reference ts
establish reliability. Apply Senate Hotel
106. No phone calls. White only. o.
Evening star., 1947-08-09

Miss Elizabeth Fairall has sailed
aboard the S. S. Mauretania for
Paris.
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statesmen (2),
and best known
opportunity unli
person OF neat
ence in quality
Must be willing
average income
apply in own
perlence, etc.
S627 Colesville r
SALESMEN-Rot
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n
MAN, capable, about 40 to so, for garden
nSFESxs snd aFHRS xSsk MEN 9GS star age around
40; exper. in carpentry, painting and gen.
eral house reconditioning; permanent yr.-
round job, good starting salary, oppor-
IEa1M iIaii{ I0t AeHE GERBER REAITY = CO. 1887
Conn., ave. NV. AID. 1900. 10
EaoR S5s %ARkRR ola il bena,n d a5ss
MECHANICS = New chrysler Plymouth
ouehIy experienced on chrysler products;
ment; M good working conditions, top wages
2ssa ssgT s'eson co 1Ss 7S
MISUNDERSTANDING Mi opportunity 10,
seas With sS oi
vacation with pay; 5R; day. 44;hr; ,Mork
CHEVROLET csdsi CO. 18th and Good Hope
MaeHAS1cs nee zisi te,, for service station sne
cni Conditions: 4o-hr. week, Apply after {
Mon sS Ps1Gna Or OIL II co 1850 g
Arlington Ridge I'd. Rosslyn, Va, phone
MEN Ne fY Is. 1885, single. to be trained fol
Washington and other, principal cities
sibility. Cali Ex. 35O6 for appt. attei
| 10 am. 10
MIL FOREMAN, woodworking plant; goot
Must Nh f'p Be experienced. GRuVVER MFG. CO.
923 seiim I'd, Silver Spring, Nd. 10
MILLWORK MAN. thoroughly experienced
in taking off plans, familiar. with millworl
sseek. knowledss Of fsas estimating. Call N Mr.
tHEEDmnhNN' Ell lJnhN Ea SHop po EoRrMAN to ist,
compl. charge. of special millwork ane
age and salary expected. Excel. Spportun
MTMEOGRAPH OPERATOR, between 1,
nent POSITION, good pay. THE AMERICAN
SHORT LINE RAILROAD ASSOCIATION
| 1120 Tower Bldg, 14th and K SITS. Ap
am. and IL Am. To-
Montana labor news., 1947-06-05

= law. Our own attorneys will explain 1t TO
us We will not take the word OF press or
special pleaders for big business.
We know this, too. No bill that can be
PASSED will turn labor back for long. Labor
is the great mass of working people-unlon
or non-union. 1t is everybody who tolls Tor
his daily bread-and his family. That's the
majority. by all odds. Any law to the dlsad-
vantage of this group will not stand. nor VIII
il accomplish its purpose, which is to lower
wages and take away from working people
the tools by which they. have, through years
of struggle. raised their living standard to
its present high standard.
Wait and see. That's our best advice.
Montana labor news., 1947-06-05
THOUGHT FOR THE UNIONS

The business philosophy is dead, but the
labor philosophy isn't really born yet. We
of labor are still feeding on that dead bust
ness philosophy's carcass.
We haven't really thought out a theory
of wage-price-profit relationship. We're not
sure whether we believe in profits at all or
not, or at least we act as though we're not
sure.
Nor have we thought out the place which
we believe our vast labor union structure
should take in society, either in America or
in the world, in relation to other great struc-
lures.
These are tremendous problems. And
with winds of change in our own land, and
tornadoes of transformation in other lands,
they are problems with which we must Crap
pie.
They can't be solved by drifting.
Nor can they be solved by simply running
to the nearest propaganda center and sub
scribing to the latest patent scheme for run
ming the cosmos.
No. they can only be solved by organiz-
But this time it's organizing our own minds,
! not just organizing other men.
!. X =
Plenty of people can play the piano, but
only one can do it with his foot in his mouth.
Montana labor news., 1947-06-05
WHAT ABOUT ANTI LABOR LAWS?

What's the status Of anti labor legisla-
ton now being cooked up by our Republican
congress Frankly, we do not know. We
can only read the newspapers-and guess.
The proposed bill is in a chaotic state. Not
even congress knows Just what it finally in
tends to pass.
This much we do know: whatever is in
the new bill. it isn't going to be good for peo-
pie who work for their living. We can say
that with absolute confidence, because we
know for a fact that the National Association
of Manufacturers wrote the original bill and
has its hands, right up to the elbows. in the
new one. We also know that the NAM never
once proposed or fostered anything that was
good for labor.
We will know what the new legislation
contains, and what it means, after it gets on
the statute books. That is, if it ever becomes
Montana labor news., 1947-06-05
LEGAL NOTICES
CERTIFICATE OF INDIVIDUAL
DOING BUSINESS UNDER
FICTITIOUS NAME

State of Montana.
County of Silver Bow } S..
/, the undersigned, do hereby certify
that am III individual transacting a
general abstract business in the state
Of Montana. transcribing County Rec
ords and making Abstracts of Title to
Real Property in the State of Mon
and in the cities and Towns of
said State and especially in Butte. Sill
Yer Bow County. Montana, and. as
agent, TO promote and sell Title In
Surance. at Number 100 w. broadway,
Butte, Silver Bow County. Montana.
under 4 firm name and designation
not showing the name of the person
Interested in and owning such bust
ness. that the name under which said
business is, and shall be conducted. is
MONTANA ABSTRACT & TITLE co"
The name Of the person interested
in and owning such business. and her
place of residence is as follows:
l.. c. o'Leary, 122 North Idaho Street.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, 7 have
hereunto subscribed my name this eth
day of May, 1877.
L G. oLEARY.
county Of silver Bow J SIS.
Before me. II. y. Carmichael. a No
tary PUBLIC for the State of Montana,
on this eth day Of May. le47, person
known to me TO he the person de-
scribed in, and whose name is sub
scrihed To the within and FOREGOING in
! strunent. and acknowledged to m,
that she executed the same.
IL WITNESS WHEREOF, | hay.
h%ereunto subscribed my name and al.
fixed my Notarial Seal the day an,
year in this certificate first abov,
written.
II. y. CARMICHAEL,
Notary Public for the State o
Montana, residing at Butte
Montana, my commission expire
| tNotarial Seal) April II, laiN
First publication May Is, l9i1=4t
Montana labor news., 1947-06-05
LEGAL NOTICES
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE WHY
ORDER FOR THE SALE OF ALL.oF
THE REAL ESTATE AND ALL OF
THE PERSONAL PROPERTY AND
THE WHOLE THEREOF OF SAID
ESTATE SHOULD NOT BE MADE
NO. 1900
IN the District Court of the Second
Judicial District of the State of
Montana. in n for the
Comfy of silver Bow

No. 1900
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
WALTER MCLEOD, Deceased.
KATHARINE O'NEILI.. Administra-
triX of the Estate OF Walter Mcleod,
deceased. having filed herein her yeri-
fled petition, praying for an order Of
sale of all Of the real estate of the
estate of said decedent and for a sale
of all Of the personal property Of the
estate Of said dccedent and the whole
thereof. for the purposes set forth in
said petition.
1t is. therefore. ordered by a Judge
of this Court that all persons inter
ested in the estate Of said deceased
appear before said District Court OF
saturday, the. IAN day Of June, 1911
at the hour of ten O'Clock AN. of said
day, in the courtroom of Department
Two of said District Court at the
County Courthouse AT the city Of Butte
IN the County Of Silver Bow, state OF
Montana. then and there to show cause
If any they have, why an order shoulf
mot he granted to said Katharine
o'Neill. administrators Of the estate Of
said deceased, to sell all Of the rea
property Of said estate and to sell al
of the personal property Of said estat,
and the Who'll. Of said real and persona
property.
And he it further ordered that n cop,
Of this order be published at least tw,
successive weeks in the Montana Labo
News, n newspaper printed and pub
lished in the County of silver Bow
State Of Montana. being the County il
which said real and personal propert,
is situated. and hat a o Of ihi
order be posted. not less thar fifteel
days before the date Of said sale. il
three 60 public places in the Count,
Of silver Row. State Of Montana. as u
law required, that said real and per
spnal property by said Administrator
50 sought to lr sold is situated in tn
county Of silver Bow. state Of Mon
tana, ana is fully described in the petit
tion for sale on fiji. herein, refcrenc
to which IS hereby made.
Dated this 22nd day OF May. 1871.
r. f. DoWNEY.
Judge Of Said District rour
FIRST nnhlicAtinn NAV %. lni1-2l
Montana labor news., 1947-06-05

NOTICE TO

no. lahhJ
Estate of SHERWOOD LYNN, also
known as SHERWOOD l.. LYNN,
Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed, administrator with the VIII an
nexed of the estate of Sherwood Lynn
also known as Sherwood l.. Lynn, ne-
ceased: to the creditors of and ALI per,
sons having claims against the saiu
deceased, to exhibit them. with lhe
necessary vouchers. within ten inohths
after the first publication OF TINS no
tice to the said administrator win tnt
Will annexed at the office of the lubllc
Administrator, Courthouse EulldihA'
West Granite Street. Butte. Montana,
the same being the place for the trans
action of the business of SAID estate,
in the County OF silver Bow. state oil
Montana.
EMMETT LYONS, administrator
with the Will Annexed oil the
Estate of Sherwood Lynn. also
known as Sherwood l.. Lynn,
Deceased.
Dated Butte, Montana. this sth day of
May, 1871.
First publication May -. lai1-it
Montana labor news., 1947-06-05

DEMAND THE UNION LABEL
Montana labor news., 1947-06-05
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
of TERZo MICHELOTTI.

Estate Of TERZO MICHELOTTI,
Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed, administrator of the estate OF
Terzo Michelotti. deceased; to the cred
itors of and all persons having claims
against the said deceased. to exhibit
them, with the necessary vouchers,
within four months after the first pub
LEGATION of this notice to the said ad-
ministrator at the office of his attor-
ney, Francis j. Mclean, 81 Federal
Building, Butte, Montana, the same be-
ing the place for the transaction Of the
business of said estate, in the County
Of Silver Bow. State Of Montana.
JOHN +. MICHELOTTI,
Administrator Of the Estate Of
Terzo Michelotti, Deceased.
Dated Butte, Montana. this 18th day OF
May, 1941.
First publication May % 1947-4t
Montana labor news., 1947-06-05
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate Of JAMES LEONARD FAHEI.
Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the UNDER
signed, executriX Of the estate OF James
Leonard Fahey. deceased: TO the credi-
tors Of and all persons having claims
AGAINST the said deceased, to exhibit
them, with the necessary vouchers.
within four months after the first pub
location of this notice TO the said exec
utrix at COZ Metals Bank Building,
Butte, Montana. the same being the
place for the transaction of the bust
ness of said estate. in the County of
silver Bow. State of Montana.
LORENA GEREN FAHEY.
Executrix of the Estate Of
James Leonard Fahey, Deceased.
Dated Butte. Montana, this nth day Of
May, 1947.
r. j. DAVIS. Attorney for Executrix
First publication May %, 1s47-it
Montana labor news., 1947-06-05

Habit is a cable. = We weave a
thread of it every day, and at last
we cannot break it.-Mann.
Montana labor news., 1947-06-05

Plenty of people can play the piano, but
only one can do it with his foot in his mouth
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-09-12
BY REV. HERMAN DOYCH
1912 Perry Street,
Jacksonville, Fla.

It is an accepted fact that in
the cycle Of Jewish feasts, the
seventh day and the seventh year
are prominent and hence it follows
that the seventh month is the ap-