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Evening star., 1947-09-05
SAlESMEN.

JUNIOR SALESMAN. 1880, wanted BY ma
tional canned foods concern. ;, Steady EN-
Guaranteed salary with op,
portunity for extra compensation Must
have automobile. Box 243-Z, Star. ID
PAINTING EsfIMAToRs, men who are
proposition for the right men. Call MR..
LUCAS. RE. 3459 for definite appoint
SALES MANAGER or top-light salesman
now active. in the memorial park feld.
able to train men, demonstrate how sales
are made. .supervise and teach 6 them how to
Not Intersstsd II chaI9waIwgsrss s,. Eeplie'
ta,eEyM saEEyMsN iGSafna aFh car gSx 10 se floor main
tenance machines and supplies. Apply
sAlEsMEN 4Ii isfn a AND TCANvAssERs for roofing.
siding and combination storm windows.
oBR1EN & CO., 1000 Mass ave. ne,
alert. for a lge. liquor store;
offers real opportunity to producers; sell
ing exper. necessary. Box 1886 star.
need two more house;to-
ton. Take orders for new. self selling
househod NECESSITIES greatly in demand
We Ps w.. :. a%ssgS, mi. y;
Statesmen, aged $500, to sell gas and oil
beating eaug expsriencas E ace, not necessary ie
SALESMEN--Heating and air-conditioning
contractor, 35 years exper;, wants GOOD
workers, drawing account very liberal
tageous. The best heating season here:
wonderful opportt for one wishing to learn
business. Box 12S-C Star. -lo
SALES REPRESENTATIVE by one Of
sale distributors of major household ap-
pliances; man, should have good record In
retail and wh9esa1e fss ear
exper.. and minimum income requirements.
seH 9ouSG n: Nj NAN S.a! !5s5. for LATrs TIE BAR
NECKWARE STORE; excellent opportunity
for sieht nan apply 9I9 I4tn HeIx st. Iood nw
salary. etc prom. wholesale firm desires
man wth sa ca
1Hhsli Tais is sGs REAI orrokTuNIry for TOP i
notch men with car. If you have had
sales experience and ,9, knoT H,c how 70 }or aps
defnite, appointment. MR.. FLEIcHEH'
ExcEIIENr opportunity for kgos exp 5,tv ssss- Hsi
No canvassinG. Apply in person after l.
sl2 s1h s. NV TWu2o1tssfE 2nd t9GE rmm-v.r,
grocers and restaurants. Box 232-c. Star.
SALESMAN WANTED WITH CAR; our men
son, 723 9th St. NV. MR.. ROGERS,
SPLENDID PROPOSITION for man TO
sell high grade established specially to
public utilities; liberal commission ana
expense allowance Phone MR.. RONDOu,
DI 415O, Ext. Sl2, mornings.
WE ARE SEARCHING for man looking
for outside interesting work, with secure
future insured in return for study and
hard work now. This man will cover q
regular route in a section OF washington
civ contracting garages and repair shops
with cur nationally known line OF tools
and equipment, cash deposit necessary,
car required, protected Territory. write
- po poItimore Is Md -
Evening star., 1947-09-05
Two Southern Girls
Advance 10 Finals Of
Miss America Contest
BY tho Associated Press

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., Sept. s.
Brunettes and Southern bellies DOM
mate the honors today in the 1947
competition for the Miss America"
crown.
Not a single blond or redhead Is
included among the five winners
named in the preliminary tests
staged thus far and four Of those
five are from below the Mason
Dixon line.
Two Southern contestants won
last nights preliminaries. Miss
Kentucky, Louisville's Evelyn L.
Murray, was rated tops in the
bathing suit" test. while Miss
Memphis, Barbara 10 Walker won
the honors in the talent competi-
ton.
They joined the previous nights
Southern winners, Miss Miami
Beach. Pepper Donna Shore, who
won that first talent test, and Miss
Alabama, Peggy June Elder of
Gadsden, who tied for first place
In the beauty division with Miss
New York City, Raven Malone, lone
winner thus far from the North.
Another preliminary competition
Is scheduled for tonight when the
IS leading contestants will be named
to appear in tonorrow's final. The
winner then will receive $4,000
scholarship and assorted contract
offers, as we'll as the Miss America"
crown.
The judges, naming Miss Ken
lucky as the bathing suit winner
last night, listed her statistics as S
feet 5 inches in height, ITO pounds
in weight, hazel-colored eyes and a
33-inch bust.
Miss Kentucky is 26 years old and
Is listed as the oldest girl among
the 54 entered in this years beauty
pageant. Thirty-nine States, IA
cities and Canada are represented
in the competition.
Evening star., 1947-09-05
HELP MEN.

YOUNG MAN, to estimate and sell Vene.
ton blinds and window shaces, experience
nGs mss sare esp app,
Saturday morning, MILEHAM q KING,
81 gn,,lI. 5th ST. NV n.T,.sr. ,.,,,a ,a .,t,.
mons noSe psans Maa 90 ss &
eoH Complete depsfe backsround. @ Excellent oppor.
associated with weli-estabiished printing
business. Box 1897, Star.
1.oaTS MAN ps.on ssss clerk M
9oTSG MSSS MAN, | ise6 sIi spprentic. for dent.:
SON. seDOliserai permsnent. % 5.day ws, Apply end
A., RoTHsTE1N DENTAL LAB, l722 Eye
YOUNG MAN. eo-e5 twhite). good person;
ality,. TO assist in radio shop. 22os
Yhs YoaG ays MAN 10 fpDg saag e and
advertlsins plant: No experience nscss.
sary, but want young man who is willing
Good dpSai Salary 'St to Start W Cali NA. Ss4s Tor
further information.
YOUNG MAN. between ssss Of T. and 90;
This is a splendid opportanits to learn he
at home and IS wiliins to work for a
salary: 500 per month to Start. In reply;
any other helpful information. Box SILK.
YOUNG MEN for stock ard sales work;
AIss in person so 'e' ,WEsTEsN 11ssis ASTo. sToRE.
YosG S Ge0sa WHrTE TEe MaS sSsr S2Tnsd Education
to sell printing all leads furnished and
fSSS po91E EaiaTS Ss 70 Eys st. ss Before
2oGSG e5GSS %Sffffs %HifE MAN to train for lumber
yard foreman, good wages to start; age
to 3 pm, 503l Conn. ave. NV. .
future with your own ONCE when quail
sd ssary sas sxpscss sse ses fsRenee s ss nd '.nS
house; sOod vases Phone waldorf siss.
A LARGE WASHINGTON liquor distribu;
cost accountant, experienced In Gales
statissss Ana Excellent lie oppertunty please
ssfsSensss refer @ Tsaulred; replies d "'& sonhden!ssl.
EMPLoYED MARRIED MAN, Hyattsvills
district, part-time work, wife to assist;
clerical work, afternoon and evenings, Box
THREE REFINED MEN with cars; earn
ings above average; work by appt.; perma-
nent; Opportunity for adyancement Apply
ave. NV, Tues, Sept. 9, pm. or p: m.
LOCAL LAUNDRY @ and dry M cleaning ii n plan,
ing dept, ability to insure high Grade
condition. Give BACKGROUND in detail,
ss9 SALARY desrsd Rny AZ sDles ssen strictly
tsrm mnahe h olney feelfea Ma Phone RE: asIs.-YI
Evening star., 1947-09-05
HELP MEN,

ACCOUNTANT, Junior. for position with a
who is a recent graduate of a recognized
accounting school. Experience not essen
tial. but helpful. This Is an excellent OPP
portunity and prospects Of a good future to
the right man. Apply JULES LAFFERMAN,
41S Florida ave. ne, Room 207. IR.
4437. -
ARCHITECTURAL CRAFTSMAN, expert
enced working drawings and design; perm:
position with established local firm: will
discuss salary. Please state qualifications
Box GOA. Star. IS
APPLICATORS for siding and roofing;
steady work. Phone before 8 Am. or
after s pm, PL. 007S. %
AsSEMBLER, some electronic knowledge
Inspection or soldering exper. helpful.
Apply BOWEN & CO., AHA Bethesda ave,
Bethesda, Md. %
ASSISTANT BUYER for major appliances
in large dept store REQUIRES the services OF
an experienced man with q knowledge OF
washing machines, elec. refrizerators, gas
and electric RANGES etc. In reply stste @
415-A, Star %
AUTO BODY MAN, good working cond..
well-l;ghted and seuip ,eS sh9p' goo good pay pay;
insurance NATIONAL AUTO TOP Co,
2114 14th st. NV. IA
AUTO BODY and fender mechanics: most
Washington; excellent working conditions:
guaranteed salary $3.50 basis: vacation
manager, WARRINGTON MOTORS SALES
CORP, Kaiser Frazier distributors 1915
Evening star., 1947-09-05

was won last year by her sister,
Mrs. Fred Acker.
The Anderson contestant was Sc
lected last night among the second
group of Is who will compete at
Palisade Amusement Park for one
of the two regional titles to be
awarded tonight.
With Is selected the previous
night, last nights group will COM
pete for the Eastern seaboard and
the Midwest titles in tonight's com
petition, the final winner being Sc
lected sometime next winter.
Last nights winners included
Connie Ballowe of Washington.
Evening star., 1947-09-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.

pIAMoNDs, old jewslry apd diNsTan sI,yeE Tsntea :;
&C. 14SI st. nw Ip:r. ME- bsafs 1913 started
statements. ssps gafs aadits @ res reasonase Or soSz
4sm famous Sc Wit EFss ass
bushel. at Seven Corners in Fairfax CounI
ty. Va. seven miles west from Memorial
stue; sor C. p On Lee blvd; 4 sisa .0of BIG Tsd
GAS eEast WAFER VAT fSzfi HEATERs, e. 80 40 sal.
payment; paynnf;. imme mn ediate installation. 3. A.
sAs aE4T1Nd Boilers and hot-v.ts;E .., e;
monhy hsatnE psnas nash @
EXERT 81 WATCH REPAIRiNG-Fiys,,dsy
aHRRE ssfzis EoIs sr "a Sf.F osst
young people and children: evening gowns
cAPITAh fPss,ityT yTRaSsiT sssEat'oeoo oeoMFANYdend
on stock Pursuant to action of the Board
Of Directors of capital Transit Coz, CoIhpagnsy n
7ss47.S ~ a dividend Of fifty cents I5oc) per
share on the capital stock of the com.
pany will be paid ON October 1871 to to
Of of'f four O'clock m; 1EDT, September Il.
l947. The stock transfer books :, OF 1h the
company will not be closed, VIM H BEN
fE Will vss SoR RFfBseeRRE Be rs Tor
debts incurred by. any one other than
myself: FRANC j. MUELLER 1908 N
PPEEAs5cHEs PEs5 FOR SALE at BurtonsvilIe. Nd.
BLACKBURN'S FARM, call Ashton 1868.
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
debts incurred by any one but myself;
Park. west. Brookiyn' N. Y. s.
ADVERTISE by radio; save money; g;lv maks
JONES. sH. 1850 or WI. 37o9 any time.
PEACHES, LucKNouGH ORCHARD -
Tree ripeaed, Freestone, Elbertas and Hale.
The kind You haye wanted. for ,,;a canning mini
and preserving. Drive out Colesyille PIKE,
Ednor, Md Buy them at the orchard
See them on the trees; reeS;>,s,,,r ,-a y,
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE Tor any
debts contracted by any one other than
myself EARLE E. MILSTEAD, Vienna, va
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
debts contracted by any one but myself j
D. WILLIAMS, 305 7th 81 Sc .
Evening star., 1947-09-05
Half Million Auto Firms

About $4,000 business concerns
in the United States deal in motor
vehicles or services for motor We
hicles.
Evening star., 1947-09-05

ADAM A. WEsCHLER & SON, auctioneers.
Trustees sale of two-story brick DWELL
ing No; 1l2 Otis ri; NV; sontajning SIX i
Of a deed of trust recorded in. Liber No.
S2a5., folio 45, ct seq, one Of the land
records of the District of Columbia and
at the request of party secured thereby.
the undersigned trustees will offer for
sale by public auction. in front of prem
ises: on Wednesday. the 17th day Of Sep
tember. 1947.,, at 4 o'clock pm. the
of Columbia. to-wit:. LotN2 in square
part of pleasant PlainsS as per plat re- e.
corded in the oface OF the surveyor for
the District of Columbia in Liber 81. folio
g; subject 70 building restriction line and N
A deposit Of $4,000 required of purchaser
at sale. Examination of title. convey
ancing.. recording, revenue stamps and
to be complied with within thirty days
from day of sale, otherwise trustees re.
serve the right to, resell property at
after fye DAYS adyertisement of such
forfeited, or without. forfeitng deposit
trustees may avail themselves Of any
legal or equitable rights against default
lng pqrshss9es MRAAIIER Nj BAsIIAN
Se5,S, 1915
Evening star., 1947-09-05
Sister of rs Mrs. America
Is Winner in PreIiminories

FORT LEE, N. j., Sept. S (P).-
Ninetta Spearman of Anderson, S.
O., is trying to keep that Mrs.
America" title in the family. 1t
Evening star., 1947-09-05
Classified Advertising
Office Hours

Leave your ads at the Busi-
ness Office, 11th and Pennsyl-
vania avenue, open 8 am. to
II pm, or at any of the
Branch Offices throughout the
city.
Telephone Hours:
am. to 8 pm.
Saturday, 8 am. to 2 pm.
Sunday, II am. to 9 pm.
Evening star., 1947-09-05

OUT-OF-TOWN RATE
Four Lines (Minimum)
Flat rate per line 45c
Cut-of-Town Rate Is charged
on all advertising IS miles or more
from Washington.
claims for errors must be made in time
When canceling classified advertisements
he sure to make note Of the cancellation
number This is important in case your
statement does not show . credit for the
II advertisement was prepaid, retain
cash register receipt which bears q serial
number, with date. and Identifies your
advertisement
Lost and Found Advertisements
appear on Page AS.
Evening star., 1947-09-05
WOODLAND PHARMACY
1877 Wilson Blvd.
Arlington, Va.

Accepts Ciassiffed Aduertising
for The Star
Other places conveniently locoted
throughout the city and suburbs
for the acceptance of Classified
Advertising.
Evening star., 1947-09-05

80 to Az yrs. OF age. hpply MI NJ iauineI
WATCHMAKER, thoroughly experienced
ga sssTy es ssfflEsg RE sePo
WELDER expersnses sll-a5eHna aGs3ion 1itb 1St
sacfHRfSo sssesiRfs Eoo e. e1s PALiASr a. h."
wELDERs -. Combination sies elestris rhs,d,ns sns
and sioa, sfnsra toe Isha men s''a cuIP WELDING
s7 sp S svs5 expspene. spfns MO nc.
essary; good salary and working condi-
4RHcr iRHs M1aIow ARsH ~! cHEANfN6 sEa g. e~ S
.atsd Shop Tor Mus be eass
sober and reliable. Call Mr.. DENNY
during day. Herndon 2ls.
YOUNG NAN Sase seeJss 9 ork App m
Conn. ave NV. .
YOUNG MAN, white, ls to 22. single.
veteran. to learn dental technician work
npases npasr q bsndeap N9 70
Al CO. 1904 L st. NV.
YOUNG MAN, recent high school graduate
with tipping ability. to, work In shop o.
ing. estimating, purchasing. personnel;
yesE0 gesE 0sdvsnssmsnt Bog S,s' star. ,-.. 80 j.
travel, manasins photo studio training
TRUFOTO STUDIO. care OF s. 3. kresse
Co, 7th and sts. NV. o.
YOUNG MAN-Excellent opportunity IN
local territory assisting sales manager IN
selling stainless steel; no travelling; aver;
age man earns S90-S100 weekly: personal
training given accepted applicant; car es-
sential Call in person, 1888 M 81. NV.
10 am. to 12 noon, Monday through
YOUNG MAN, .22 to 35 years Of age; sell.
ing mems clothing. Experience preIeTrsSe
but not essential Good salary. ASkiNS'
137 5th St; NV. ,d.r o, with
drivers permit, preferably with some
roofing experience. to drive truck and
general duties around union sheet metal
prentice. J. C. FLOOD CO.. 2ol2 14th
ST. NV DE. 2700.
YOUNG MAN to help in retail hardware
store and drive small delivery truck; gooo
OPPORTUNITY. CARR HARDWARE CO,
Nc Hysttsviile, Nd. uN. 1144. asz io3
Evening star., 1947-09-05

small, reputable once; exper.. desired but
not necessary; all possible help given; nc
kfR4k RERfkkIGaRATIoN eGH aG EXPERT, with electr,;
cal, knowledge. Permanent JOB. In retail
Excel. working conditions Of growing busi-
BELT s2sh E5ff
REGISTERED PHARMACISTS = Positions
available for pharmacists interested IN
managerial positions in retail ~, drusssorsss re
salary. plus bonus and other benefits, Also
SPsnnas; fG5 pRua co Reom aos
s1aE sfEiEF EhLETafoR fpa osPsRaTcR. srs coIored
for large apartment building: hours a m
to pm. See resident manager 2d27
manent position, pleasant WORKING condi, @
tions;, Apply in person to WESTERN auto
SKIES s9RPY cGRkk f2 al sxpsreness r. Selling boys
clothing: 5.day wk., $40 to $50: Apply
BEST CO. 44s2 GSRR aye NV rem
Washington D. c.. and vicinity; immed
earnings far above averass: must have car
ne. Washinzton, D. G.
ss sh siF
homewares and house flrnlshines IN the
tories. MALco -WHoLEsALERs: NC.
1920 7th Ct. NV. Washington; D; c; -
sition you have been lookins for. II yog
property, we have real opportunities for
you. 2 ofhces: 140l 26th st. sc. and
c. p; MURPHY, Realtor. AT. 2239
SALESMAN. experienced in sporting goods
and sportswear. good salary and com y I:
mission; permanent position. PLAZA
SPORT SHOP. 10th and z SITS.
SALESMAN wanted to sell dry-cleanins
LIBERAL salary and commission. Must have
automobile and experience in demonstrat-
ing dry-cleaning soaps H KREVIT &
CO. INC, IL Albert ST., New Haven. Conn
SALESMAN-For boys clothing; commits.
sion basis sith weekly .d craving aceoun.
purchases Apply Employment Once. 4th
SALESMAN, retail experience: good op.
portunity for live-wire man. THE FAIF
DEPT. STORE. 5115 BALTIC. ave. Hyatts'
vills. y
Evening star., 1947-09-05

Iaag Danv onz hxuNpsY SIS
UasEn Ita 4 nT AND AeRz %L No 1orf
be experienced; bring refs; good. perms
nent position for right man. Box 352,C
ItfsicH IuNcH BAR OPERATORS. men ao-4o
white only, to work in snack w.sk bars start
with or without expsrience; yacation1, 1, vii vii
81. eaEs' $3.50, sfanaesh' Ext. 4oa: n0n' MN. III
GULF T1 WEIDnNd Co. ss7 selim rd., silye
MaN. spis"S' married. Ti for general farm work work;
wages and PRIVILEGES for right party. Cal
MAN. must be neat, sober, reliable. abou
s5e Sas sfea Of sss sssSsfR SEs
MAN, white, drive truck. help with land
steady lob for sober, Industrious man: car
1 hGqss y euad afS fmgIy ea ST. 4s5s
sssas e '5sn re- s5 teS RGtEsRRss 3
INC. 10l Que st: Pee ..,,,v NV
drnser MAX vhte so haaSs aSEs' linen aa sen
Ink rn. and $40 mo; clear OF taxes
ne aggx asa i t,o yea fT,qk bHa At Io s 5s4s 4HoE
a1a ansl' car Allowance Apply SINGER SEW:
ING MACHINE CO., MI. SdiuNeAi fUIt
Wisconsin ave. NV. %
MAN, young and ambitious, to work a.
general assistant in wholesale supply house
JOSEPH GUSS & SONS, INC, 623 H st. n W
MAN rs theater manager. with ideas ant
car; not afraid Of hours, destrous Of work
ing for advancement in solidly established
and expanding theater business: Expe
rience not necessary, but ability AM
character are. Starting salary, S45, viii
advancement depending on you. Appl!
MAN. to work in dry cleaning dept: RE. RE-
CLEANING SERVICE, 5220 Marlboro pike
MAN. age Is to SIS. alert; help at cisa
Isu able to drive. Cali sH. 3o13. -
MAN. age 21-26. operate Ice cream. frozel
custard and coin machine business OF
concession basis, Box 279-B. Star.
MAN white, all or part time to-, soliei
orders for poultry and eggs; retail only
Phone from S to pm. J. HARIG
MEAT CUTTER with knowledge Of gro.
ceries 1889 K st. Sc. %
MECHANICS, experienced in building trucl
bodies-wood or metal; also openings fc
spray painters, welders and iron workers
work for Washington's fastest CROWNS
TRsp sTssf g sooa aa1caNER SaIiffs1 IRON WORKS. NC
MECHANIC or serviceman for once ma
chimes. adding and calculating preferably
Box 23e-B, Star. %
Evening star., 1947-04-06
Featured:

Suson Woes Scorf Dress fine sheer block royon crepe with
luxurious folds Of block white poo dots dopno the bodice.
ripping down the side Of the skirt Pettiszes 10 20 per-
tecy propocned to fit you who 5foo4 UNDER $l995
From the Spring Collection Of Son Wone Dresses be found
exclusively at Jeleffs in Washington.
Misses Dress Shop, Second Floor
Montana labor news., 1947-07-24
PERFUME SCREEN

The COP, with its more unsavory musts
out of the way is currently trying to foster
the notion that it is also behind progressive
social legislation. Two cases in point:
Anti poll tax bill Seven states, sending
60 representatives and II senators to Con-
gress have a poll tax Some seven million
whites and three million Negroes are disfran-
chised and the poll tax is largely responsible
for the fact that Southern Democrats in Con-
gress vote consistently with the reactonary
Republicans In 1912. 1914 and 1916, anti
poll tax bills passed the House, only to be
killed in the Senate by southern filibuster.
The COP leadership could break flibuster
this time But it probably will let it get
swamped in the Senate and blame the Demo-
Gratis
Minimum wage: There has been no in
crease in the legal maximum wage of 40 cents
an hour set BY the Fair Labor Standards Act
of 1888, although the cost Of living has gone
up over 100 per cent. The COP claims loud
~ and publicly that it wants to up this to 60
or even Csc cents a House committee is
holding hearings on 6O-cent bill. But its
chances are negligible because so far the
COP leadership has failed to put any real
pressure behind it. Should the 60-cent bill
suddenly get a green light, it would be the one
crumb dropped By the COP to liberals this
session.
Montana labor news., 1947-07-24
POLITICS

Next time YOU read about senator crltl-
cizinr "theoretcians' YOU can laugh out
loud. Our great statesmen nave again PROV
ed themselves the most Impractical of men,
lacking even faint glimmer of what makes
Americans act
Taft, Ives and Ball put a joker in the new
management law to prohibit trade unions
from taking part in politics. Well. the Joke
is on them.
Most trade unions always have handled
their politics pretty gingerly. We weren't
sure we wanted to get involved too deeply
But now Congress has told us we can't. there's
not a union in the country that isn't moving
into politics up to It's ears.
No. it isn't just being ornery Basicaly,
it's because we feel that the Taft-1artley Act
makes politics a necessity. But politics GER
tainly has become lot more fun since Con-
gress said we mustn't.
There's an old American notion that this
is free country and were going to enjoy
proving il all over again.
Montana labor news., 1947-07-24
THEY CALL 1T "FEATHER-BEDDINC

What is f, atherbeddng". If you believe
the daily press. it is the daily and universal
practice of all labor unions. That isn't true
of course but constant propaganda in the
papers makes some people believe that It IS
true. We have seen considerable publicity
about railroad ''feather-bedding" in recent
weeks. especially since the rail unions have
asked for new agreement. Well. tins IS
brief summary of what the railroad men
want:
The railroad workers want national pay
schedule. At present the pay on western
lines is somewhat less than on eastern lines.
They want pay for all time worked on COM
muter trains. instead of eight hours pay for a
10-hour day. They want overtime rates for
extra yard men who sometimes are required
to work 6 hours daily at straight time. They
want pay for train delays; since train service
men work on mileage rate they do not get
paid for long waits caused by management
They are asking for sick leave pay. They
also want the roads forced to comply with
national safety precautions by limiting the
length of both freight and passenger trains
In other words. the railroaders merely want
conditions of employment that are accepted
in other industries; pay for time at work
overtime pay, safety devices on the job. and
reasonable hours.
Yet says rail management. that's "feath-
er-beddng, and the press poll-parrots the
lie The press, YOU understand, gets lot Of
Montana labor news., 1947-07-24
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate Of JOHN McNULTY, Deceased
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed. administrators Of the estate OF
John McNulty, 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
lication of this notice to the said admin
istratrX at the office Of Howard a
Johnson Attorney at Law, First Ma
tional l!ank building. Butte, Montana
the same being the place for the trans
action Of the business of said estate
in the County of Silver Bow. state OF
Montana MARY McNILTi
Administrators of the Estate OF
John McNulty, Deceased
Dated Butte, Montana, this 9Th day OF
July la41.
First nnhlicatinn IMlN 10. ln41--4t
Montana labor news., 1947-07-24
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING

DIAMONDS OR GOLD IN ANY FORM
Pav spot cash Neymans. G y Main
81. Butte, Mont.
Montana labor news., 1947-07-24
BUTTE UNFAIR LIST

Henningson Engineering CO.. Omaha.
Nebr.
Guys Garage. Rocker.
433 S. Arizona ST., VIM. Luckner owner.
63l Utah, J. C. Moebus. owner.
Ryan Fruit Company. Billings.
Ray Garrett & Properties.
Ray l.. Hofstatter. COL S. washington
Montana labor news., 1947-07-24

advertising from the railroads, and none from
the railroad men Who do the work.