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HOUSES EXCHANGED.

SILVER sPRING-Furn. e-bedrm; house
Phone CO. Os41 or sH. s436. 80
WILL TRADE new ,,, s.rm: detached !, home l n.'
car and $4,000 cash, balance in ~ st
trust at S62 per mo-; no agents, WA.
FOUR-BEDROoM, 2-bathroom rented home,
in ideal Northwest. Washington location;
wish to EXCHANGE for rental Of three or
four bedroom house in general Elizabeth,
UNUSUAL GROUP OF BLDGS:. part Of
former Ayrlawn Farms in Bethesda, in
and storage SPACE, smoke house root Gel
lar; all of finest construction. on 3 lots
Beautiful trees and shrubbery; exchange
for 4-bedrm. house, new or old in North
west D. c. or Chevy Chase, WI. 575s
FRAME HOUSE. rms. and maids quar-
tsrs; 2 a. land lovely flowers conn,ry GU IT
exchange for similar size home in New
avail in July. Box l43-T, Star.
FURN., HOUSE IN WASH in exchange foI
furn house or apt. in Honolulu, T. H.,
effective August. tt. 9529
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ROOMS WITH BOARD (csas.)

PRIVATE CHRI9TIAN HO4E, lafGo End
couple. . girls or nondrinking men: ex-
cellent meals and good transp; other home
priyileges; pleasant surroundings. RA.
3s93 ALBEMARLE ST. N.w.-Room, board
and garage; one block to Conn. ave-; $40.
oNE Stock OFF 18th ST. or 14th st. car
L,2nd-fr. single. also 3rd ,hr. dble.; spa
siSqs; s9R rms9 iaSgls,es aYsn EAr91 "a 9544 ,,,
drinkers. nonsmokers. UN. s677.
WILL GIVE room and board to handy man
for f, part.time assistanes, care of nearby
ss1a fa WISCONSIN, sesss Sv 1xE NV s1o1
vacancy. for young people in attractive
Jewish home; excel. transportation. EN-.
M, DUPONT cIRCLE-Lse. dbl.. rm.
With sleeping perch; in private home; ideal
pfspsred rgs o. sooked m.a
laundry facilities and unlim. phone. 2I20
f4ss s. na 18th s4 RE' SWNeat, NV auie. rooms
and attractive meals, for young men.
eaeR rR' MRS MRS koRkiseH eoR iRsf iahe M 5 e' mo-
THE MARIETTA. 1925 18th st. NV
nSone ef W aes ssnns ana
men; showers, excellent board. 81
5 in pvt home. care given child; e9nV' an
FOR FOR Two LADIES' in courthouse-c cIaren-
don in Arlington. Large sunny front rm::
close to transp; quiet neighborhood. Will
have use gs Of m washins and ironing iasii
1926 10th ST. N.w.-Lse. dble. rm.. run
ming water, -$47. so each. Sgle: rms, S45
and 500; Good food. with friendly GO con-
fsoi fsaiai BEImoNr RfI9e RID. N.w-Lse. front rm..
semipvt. bath; delicious home-cooked
| meals; suitable for 3 or 4 young people;
unlimited telephone. DE. 1878. 80
TIE oAKMoNT. 1774 Mass. ave. NV,
Vacancies for young people in eonsssn1ial
soes soes.nSIss MASS. Ave Ave. N.W.-co. s74s; girls
only; clean, quiet rooms; excellent meals.
VACANCIES for young women: laundry
privils.:: large cool rms: very good food FOO
19Ss 1s5s & e ST. f. R.W-rwo NV attractive % vaosn-
cies for refined young women; avail.
June /; delicious food; home-like atmos-
phere; $50 mo. each. 80
2Of3 MASS. AVE N.w.-Charming. clean
guest home for young men and women;
finest balanced meals obtainsble, excel.
daily maid service; dble and single rms;
good transportation. DE. a79s. =
adAi1a' food large rms rS with h windows. walkins
dist: reasonable '2022 G. s. NV. 80
/ CALVERT HOUSE, 1401 18TH large double
new furnishings, vacancy in triple with
| priv. bath, switchboard, excellent 1000 ana
NEW HAMPSHIRE HoUsE-Newly deco
rated; double and triple rooms with dally
maid service. switchboard service, gooa
food. l712 New Hampshire ave. NV. NO.
1854 MASS. AVE. NV, Dupont Circle
Double for girls, triple for men; vacancies
to share: excellent food .
double available June /: excel. meals and
/ transp. DU. 9267 or MI. 2740.L
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ROOMS FuRhIsHEp-Md. & Va.

ARLINGToNccP3oubbl.e- cP3 BE room twin Il 5fds'
19nyen'sSn'' 1poH M Utah. kSrltneton-Attractiye
front rm. tile bath. shower End n, "a
block bus city fare -
4. next to bath. colmar Manor. WA
IAARGE DOUBLE RIM, bright and cool 1
new home next sem,pfi,a'e genteman paIn md, de-
sired. References. $50 per mo- Oil
ARL.-pble. or single rm. with kit ppriyGiEli GE
In "-bedrm house, with business sifi. IN
IN NEARBY ARL.-In new mod. home
dbl and sgi rms bath BET Prv,,s pk eH 'G 2o5s pSs
1893 n. TAYLOR ST.-Arlington; conp, 10
transp : nicely furn double rm., SUI snitaple,
or 2 girls. laundry; phone priv. Ch' o1''f
WORKING PARENTS will rent large
double bedroom with kit, and other Ia PITY. I;i.
SINGLE ROOM-Refned young lady; ;G, con-
venient to bus; So @ weekly OK oartSWharse S'o,
fWin.bed room. 3 windows, next bath to
employed couple. $50 mo. for 2. Gil. 1881.
ARLINGToN-Double exposure. large cor
ner bedrm,, beautifully furn, special cool:
tnE. system; nesT Psntason' PsaH gentleman
NV INV nlaM HOME, master bedroom. turn..; good
location: near bus stop. 1l7o" Georgia
LARGE ROOM lot =, DIOCh iIpni "o'iI
fneton-Iee shopping center, nr. Pentason,
Annex and Arl. Hall; also single rm. Tor
aRiiNGTON, VA-Laree room, twin beds,
Z windows, phone and laundry privileges
FFHHRSisHEp FH Sfsa ROOM. lovely. newly deco
rated; conv. transp: breakfast PRIVILEGES;
isj. n EnGEWOoD-Lovely room in pvt.
home. continuous hot water and unhm
phone: near bus lines. Oh. 53ls.
EMPLOYED LADIES--House n blocks
wis ave terminal. Laundry and tele-
phone privileges WI. O446. 30
MASTER BEDROOM. pvt bath. sun deck.
2 closets uni. tel; new furn-. lovely view
Car unnecessary but advant age; pvt home;
single or couple ov 554o. 30.
In pvt; home, near bus. Meals II oeSireo' an
1iao \, VERMONT ST, Arlington. va
Two second floor lge double nm, twin
beds: single rm.; quiet home: lge. shady
yard will rent to men only. Call CHI.
CHEFSrERBRooK RD.-cool room, ample
closet space, pvt. bath; gentleman; modern
country home, 20 min. by car from Penta-
eon or downtown Wash. CHI, 42s3. 80
n ARLINGTON-Attrac room for Two
Girls in pleasant gentle home. CH. o64l
NICE FURNISHED ROOM. adjoining bath,
private home; suitable for couple or two
eirls: cooking, laundry privileges; 3 miles
out from Chain Bridge, Va; references
Elmwaod 444 30
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ROOMS EvRk.-Ne,thesst. tcsas.,

ESCMS fIkN.-NonneoN. t$oW.,
81. I?th ST. N-E-Front room. twin
b.qs. excellent transportation $50 an mo-
ffs ffs,e N PMaoSsRoE ssh sr.-rr. room with twin
Eitshen sn1' p5iy BE- sssS ssnV rsnsD
pr bath: excel transp; gentleman pref;
I Ssoi 5? S6 ber rcsfiroI XII 10 ST sELarse front
loom. $40 a mo, gentleman preferred.
cLAY IL 2f'I PI N.E.-sinsle room in brand new
pbone; cony. transp. AK. 42O7. 80
SIC B ST. N.E.@Iarse furr. front rm,..
& sss eash ST. X SklMl.rre Oll End noor font:
pirate hSms one or two a,s At nyt 5ll5j homo. so:
ise' ssrden; cool. quiet. clean, shower; in
ner-spring mattresses: gentlemen 9nis'
s8 800 T'si; ST. N.E-sinsle room for gentle
man: shower bath. hot water; Mt. Rainier
saTIins s4i9 aatb b ST. ss.E-rurntshed front bed
r@ poriafion. Ihg nj DE. aesf aa5a. 9' ana '' 81
112a MORSE ST. N.E.-Double rm.; single
lady or married couple, empl.; kit. privil.;
ps psrs shilf1sH EAST "a tar1TSI fG5I ST. NELars.
front rri.; Ink. TR. e470.
NEATLY, FURNISHED ROOM, close to
Transportation; private home; gentleman
p Iae N.E.MLarss % = room nIt for n man. IS week G
ATTRACTIVE SINGLE ROOM. convenient
70 transportation. Call Union 67s9.
5000 r. i. AvE.-Larse front room, pvt
detached home; gentlemen. Call after Z
IN NE.-Newly, furn front room for nice
couple or 2 girls LU. 5S04. Il
WOODBRIDGE. 1859, R. I. ave. n.e,-Larse
PIsss Ys PTivif.; s $3.50 5'' each. ss.sS single
MicHfssAN PARK, 1925 orit;snaon s :, st It,
t.o bath with shower; transportation blk
EIGsr MG HOUSEKEEPING ROOM, nicely fur.
SIS siI Sk. Cali FR. oso6. ' 151
coLoREp-KINGMAN PARK AREA.ro,
eondsE6aof Ei5,s 6al! Tsn5asf KSf s12a sT Me- Ant
Furn. rm. with privils.; man or woman OF
Ban re- SSi goo, hEss Est f'5s6 $780, ROB RoBT
coLoRED-ioa 5sth ST. N.E-oentle
man, man single Jf room room private bath; s21
TohtG TohoREpM,7is " g' LINCOLN Rp. Ne
Furnished room; $40 week for two gentle
couple: close to bath; near streetcar ,a and
bus bus; M No ohlelsn prds VI ,so1 W., E3S,
doubIe hShm room for "osn married co eounle; hom,
privileges; SI1 a week LU. 4193. 80
CoLoRED-CoNvENIE to tranSporta.
COLORED-oaa 3rd ST. NE.-Furnished
Tooms for employed men. nondrinkers
CoLORED-I217 EYE ST. NE.-AN priv
!leaes. Inquire or call AT. 1858 any time
COLORED-1133 MORSE ST N.E.-Lge
front rm.. attractively fuEn.: nr. streetcal
and bus lines; privileges. TR. 57ss.
COI,ORED-FURN. RM., twin beds. for
men or employed couple: home privils
TW. s4sS Monday through Friday, 3 m
to 3 pm. all day Sat. and Sun. Ill
for refined gentleman; phone privileges
IS per week Ii S016, Ills Morse st. ne
cOLoRED-DoUBLE FUKN. RM, for Ink
empl couple Apply Sunday. 3S2Ia 18th
coIORgp-t134 NEAL ST. NE fur
rished adjoining rooms privileges 500
LII 1909.
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ROOMS WANTED.

QUIET ROOM in attrac. surroundings by
businessman in fifties; prefer ho other
tenants and close in GEORGETOWN section
or other Box l24-C, Star.
YOUNG MAN, with dog, wants room in
basement, with private entrance, NV. Sec
ton; Write Box l5S,G Star starG 3o'
large room, deep closet, use of hotplate
for breakfast; SO weekly or $25 monthly.
Box 272-C, Star.
PAINTER, IS. wants room in good neigh
borhood phone service. hot plate; ex-
change for painting your property; refer
ence furnished, Box 246-c. Star. L.
REFINED GENT. desires rm. with Protest.
middle aged or elderly couple; clean habits;
mr.: car or bus; sS sloset space space NV. or ne
LADY wants good-sized furn. room, In
D. c., very little Ink. in her own room;
must be quiet. lst or 2nd floor; perm
Box 23S-C. Star.
SINGLE ROOM. medium sized. light cool
with running water; Dupont Circle vicinity
by middle-aged. quiet man; permanent
JEWISH HOME for elderly and Gonzales.
cent, ideally located. individual care; day
and night nurses. 1892 Sth st. NV, GE
p1Sa. AZ
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For Rent,
Apartments and Houses

The address and rental prizes must
be included in Advertisements under
Apartments and Houses For Rent. un-
less a Star box number 10 used, when
tne MAJ s,sS e saaea Tss
Star will secure the exact address,
which will be available to the Rent
Control Administration upon request.
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HOUSES FUR. or UkFUR.

FINE MODERN HOME in quiet section
North Arlington. Five bedrooms. baths.
2-car garage, large lot oil heat, Bendix
washer Quiet, dead-end street. perfect
for children; grade school, minutes
walk: bus 5 minutes VIII rent com,
property manager. WEAVER BROS. INC.
Washington Bldg. DI. $500; ewes, RIA.
FUnRN. APT. or small house, in NV. or
nearby Md: $50 maximum. MRS. Lang
STON, Oliver 1924. --3l
BY OWNER-Sale or rent 2nd commercial
store with home: will remodel for tenant.
Columbia 1149.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

ARLINGTON, s16 goth st. s. Ari.; at.
tractive rm., twin beds, Ice. closet on bus.
line; near Pentason and Navy Annex;
home prtyil. r SL $3.50, v..,ao so
pvt, home for 3 young ladies; = for trinle
rms, / dble; home priviL; lse. liv. rm.
With piano. unlim. phone; good transp.
1880, Call GE. b916. 80
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co-oPERATIVE APTs.-sALE.

BY oWNER-Large ,1-bedroom. vic. 18th
$3.50. co. 4193, 2 to pm. 80
NO DOWN PAYMENT - Buy your own
apartment like paying rent. Three lovely
outside rooms. Bath, kitchen. dinette,
foyer: close-in apartment building; $50
monthly takes care all payments. inclrd-
ing upkeep. TR 00h0
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WILL EXCHANGE attractive 3.bedrm:
house with yard in new ne. section for
a 2-bedrm. apt. in NV. Box 3O3-Z, star.
WILL EXCHANGE 1-bedroom apt. near
Catholic Univ for 2-bedroom apt. or house
TRADE I-BEDRM. APT. in nice NV. sec
ton D. c. for same IN Bsltimore or Pniia-
EXCHANGE EFFICIENCY apt, New York
City, for 1-bedroom unfurnished =, apt,
Washington vicinity; couple with small pet.
SPACIOUS 2-bedroom. liv. rm., dining
room apt, best NV. location, for house
in Greensboro. N. C. DU. 1928. 30
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: ApARTMeNrs uNFURNlsHgD.

SENS, TILED BATH, all elec. kit; End
a. Available June 10; Sc, 3 nj. from
sfxhfsssrs sfxS Fshe' lseoE RrNf Ma Z Veterans
Applications now being accepted for i
SO to ssS 50. Open for Inspection Mon:
May 3lst, from am. till 2 pm. Silver
Hili Apts. 4sO7 silver, Hill I'd. t.,
NEWLY REDECORATED apartment, In
Guiding utilities: couple only: Immediate
possession: 500 mo. 2S15 Woodley rd.
BAsEMENT APT. very desirable: kit. and
bath, compl and new. unfurn.; empl. cple.
only. Details, co. $3.50, 10 am. to 1:30
pm, not Sun. or write Box s2o-c' star
RMS. AND BATH, non-housekeeping apt,
unfurn. 14th and Otis NV. No children
APT, : Rms. unfurn: Frisidaire; ,,,'is l,shs' ts
"a sSth MsryIs9S PsTki sp Md sb,r. kit,
decorated: located 200 block c st; ne;
refned couples preferred; no ehlldren.
CoLoRED-6I. 6oth p. N.E.-2;rm. apt;
by appt. Call Hickory 9252. 81
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ROOMS EURN. OR UhEURN.

1920 18th ST. NW.-Any time Sun. or
Mon: > rms and also single rms, furn.
or unfurn.; Govt. girls; cooking privils
Gail RA 0374 for appointment 30
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VACATION PLACES.

BOARD SETTLED COUPLE month of
June; quiet modern home, overlooking bay:
excellent food. Ideal for Government
workers or tired business couple. Also
modern electrically equipped apt. For par
ticuiars contact or write Kilmarnock 21l2,
Box 1877, Kilmarnock, Va. 30s
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ApARTMEhrs SUBURBAN.

3s2e 3Ist ST, Mt Rainier.-s47 so month;
couple; good habits. Call before noon.
TRAILER. completely furnished, gas, cleo
and water. $35 mo-; | or ADULTS; L
mile from Kenlworth, D. c. UN. 35l0.
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COOPERATIVE APIS. WANTED.

APARTMENT-Want Il
buy; will pay cash for bedrooms, livinl
room. kitchen, dinette and bath. Bo,
1O9-C, Star
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ApTs. FURk. AND UNFuR.
APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

1880 EAST CAPITOI-Basement apt. par
TALLY furn., incl. Frigidaire and gas stove;
nvf entrance: S45 VI. 55S2.
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ApARTMENTs FURNISHED

COLORED-vICNITY KENI1WORTH snt
Hayes st. ne; - 2-rm; apty pvt bath
ri At 8Sss RHT a iSl sssr a..
married couple 731 Morton st. NV.
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ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.

cuisine wanted; good Northwest section
by businesswoman. WO. 369s. Box 1sa-C
StaT .3Os
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APARTMEN1S SUB. WANTED.
MARRIED COUPLE desire "a room fur,
nished or unfurnished apt. EMPLOYED
plant Industry Station, Beltsville. Nd; no
children or pets Call DU. S26S. 3ls
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Let the Cypsies Roam

The acute housing shortage is showing a
marked effect upon the lives of thousands OF
American homeless people. The backbone
of good American life is good American lam
ily life. There are no homes for millions and
nothing much is being done about it. Faml-
lies are drifting apart. Many are obliged to
live in cramped quarters with Inadequate
sanitary facilities. Hovels exist in this coun-
try. in which human beings reside that 90
not have the facilities or ordinary barns on
American farms. Such a condition is a dis
grace to a country that is supposed to be the
most productive in the world.
If the housing situation continues, it will
create many social problems, including juven-
lie delinquency, truancy, increased divorces,
fire hazards, more criminals and a break
down of general health standards.
1t is absolutely essential that every Amer
lean worker have a decent place to live. 1t is
inconceivable that a nation which was totally
unprepared for war could accomplish a mir
acle in production to equip the millions neces-
sary to win the var and yet not be able to &c
an ordinary job in peacetime for the same
millions who were willing to lay down theii
lives for a thing called freedom.
Blame it all on political log-rolling and
the general apathetic feeling of the political
powers that be. These housing victims to a
great extent are unable to help themselves.
The government by which they live and die
must enter the picture. Congress should pass
such laws as need be and make such approp-
wriations as are necessary through its various
agencies for adequate housing facilities.
The homes that are being built by workers
having enough to make a down payment are
Of almost papier mache construction. I'm
scrupulous real estate promoters and racke-
teers are m~ulcting millions from homeless
people who in many cases give their total saw
ings towards the construction of a home and
pledge nearly the remainder of their LIES
earnings to complete the balance of the pay
ments. Homeless Americans are becoming
rowing gypsies, to the disgrace Of the nation,
which is doing nothing about it except letting
the gypsies roam.
A stenographer says she is quite sure that
if wives knew what the office girls really
think about their husbands they would quit
worrying.
Apparently Mr.. Hearst won't be able to
elect General Macarthur, but there's no rea-
son why he shouldn't try with Hirohito,
+ + i
We think the United Nations could solve
the Palestine problems by lend-leasing the
Arabs a lot of tents to fold up with.
+ i +
When a person is down in the world, ar
ounce Of help is better than a pound OF
preaching.-Bulwer.
+ + +
Egotism is said to be the balm which
dulls the pain Of being a fool.
Montana labor news., 1948-06-10
sole Interest

Labor orators have been bitter and elo-
ouent in their denunciation of the Taft-Hart-
ley Act-perhaps too bitter and too eloquent
but they have yet to put out as frightening
a description of it as that which the Govern
ment of the United States has injected into
the record of its case against John l.. Lewis.
This is what the United Press had to say
about it last Saturday. quoting Assistant U.
S. District Attorney H. Graham Morrison, who
summed up the governments position:
HE said the governments sole interest
was to insure continued operation of the
mines"
Period =. End quote.
Attorney Morrison was absolutely and
completely correct-he described exactly the
role decreed for the government of the Uni
ted States by terms Of the Taft-Hartley Act.
the governments sole interest to
insure continued operation of the Mines -.
Or continued operation of the railroads, the
airlines. the telephone monopoly, the packing
houses, the factories, the mills or the fat acre
age of the Associated Farmers.
-. continued operation.
.. the governments sole interest
Does that remind you Of anything? Does
ii remind you of certain other governments?
-. Does it remind you of the fascist govern
ment in Italy, where Mussolini made the
trains run on time? Or of Herr Hitler's
government in nazi Germany and continued
operation Of the industrial empires of Krupp
and Thyssen? Does it perhaps remind you Of
the fact that Soviet Russia has no labor trou-
bleso
There is Just one effective guarantee Of
continued operation, once it becomes the
sole interest of any government.
Once government is committed to coal,
steel, cotton, planes, tanks, guns munitions,
it is compelled to take sides against human
beings - against human rights and human
lives.
Once the choice is made, as Hitler and
Mussoline and Stain made it, government
can move in only one direction.
You now have the assurance of u. S.. At
torney Morrison, accepted by the Federal
Court in Washington, D. c.. that this choice
has been made for the United States Govern
ment by Act of congress.
The first effect of the choice is to serve
the public CONFERENCE.-The make the trains
run on time, to keep the mills busy and the
Montana labor news., 1948-06-10
NOTICE TO

Estate Of MARY SHEA. Deceased.
Notice In hereby given by the under
signed. administrator of the estate of
Mary Shea, deceased; to the creditors
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 adj
ministrator at the office of the Public
Administrator in the County Court
House. Butte, Silver Bow County. Mon
tana. the same being the place for the
transaction OF the business of said
estate. In the County Of silver Bow,
State Of Montana.
EMMETT LYONS. Administrator
OF the Estate of Mary Shea.
Deceased.
Dated Butte, Montana, this 29th day of
May. ly4S.
First publication June 3. lest
Montana labor news., 1948-06-10
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTCH 10 CREDITORS

Estate OF JAMES CONDOR, Deceased.
Notice Is hereby given by the under
signed, Administrative Of the estate Of
James Condor, 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 his notice to the said ad-
ministratrix at POS Metals Bank Build
ing. Butte. Montana. the office OF
Joseph +. Monaghan, attorney for the
administratrix. the same being the
place for the transaction Of the bust
ness Of said estate, in the County of
Silver Bow, State of Montana.
MARGARET WILDWOOD,
Administrative OF the Estate
OF James Condor, Deceased
Dated Butte. Montana. this nth day OF
May. l94S.
First publication May 20, l94S-4t
Montana labor news., 1948-06-10

nhone lines open-"to insure continued oper-
alton of the mines"
But it has a further effect 1t eXacts a
price-and the United States won't get con-
tinued operation" at any easier price or any
other price. than the cost in human rights ana
human lives.
Evening star., 1948-01-23
AIumnoe TO Hold Dance

The annual dance of the Alumnae
Society of Holy Cross Academy will
be held at 10 o'clock tonight In the
Kennedy Warren Apartments. Mrs.
r. L. May is chairman of the dance.
Evening star., 1948-01-23
New York Producer
Killed as Gas Blast
Wrecks Apartment
BY the Associoied Press

NEW YORK, Jan. 23.-Max Jelin,
40-year-old theatrical producer, was
killed yesterday in terrific explo-
sion which police said resulted from
gas pouring from four open jets in
the kitchen of his luxurious mid
Manhattan apartment.
The blast, heard for blocks,
wrecked the apartment, damaged
two others on the same floor and
shook up occupants of the 18-story
residential building at 800 East
Fifty-seventh street.
The official police report listed
Mr.. Jelin's death as apparently
suicide" Authorities continued their
investigation
The explosion collapsed the walls
of the producers richly furnished
fiat on the 14th floor of>the building,
opened last November. Furniture
in two other damaged apartments
was crushed by falling debris, and
streams of hot water from burst
pipes cascaded as far as the ninth
floor.
The producers body was identified
by his wife Molly, 38, and his
mother, who spent the afternoon
away from the apartment. Detec-
tive James, Markely quoted the two
women as saying Mr.. Jelin was
apparently despondent and in finan-
cial difficulties"
Mr.. Jelin was well known on
Broadway as both producer and
theater lessor. He produced Lower
North" a comedy drama about the
Navy, in 1945, and was coproducer
in 1946 of 'Lysistrata," a short
lived modern version of the Greek
classic.