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Evening star., 1948-11-16
Business Briefs

Business and Industrial Failures
Ieclined to SO in the week ended
sovember II VS.. 104 in the previous
veek. but remained above "a in the
Ike 1947 week-Dun 81 Bradstreet
Money in Circulation on Novem-
YER / totaled $2s,171, ,745,610 or an
.verage of s191.02 for each person
n the country. A month earlier
he average was $l9o.95.
Financial Follies Of 194S, giver
annually by the New York Financia
Writer'S Association, will draw more
han 1000 leaders OF business
inance and Government to New
York November 10.
Glidden Co. announced 1t will ex.
,and its Naval Stores Division al
Yaldosta. Ga, this winter to make
t the largest pine-gum processing
,lant in the world.
Eagle-Picher Mining & Smelling
Co. announced a $12 per ton boos
it's price of zinc concentrates.
New York, Chicago & st. Loui,
Railroad was authorized by the ICC
10 issue s4,600,000 of equipment
rust certificates.
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal Co
declared a dividend of IS cents q
common share, payable December
H. Previous quarterly payment.
we're so cents.
Apex Electrical Mfg. Co. declared
dividend of Is cents a common
.hare, payable January 3. Previou,
payments were 20 cents.
Standard Oil Co. of Kentucky de-
.lared an extra dividend of IS cents
ind a regular quarterly of IS cents
both payable December Is, raising
l94o payments to s2.65 VS.. 81 ir
Io47. I
United Aircraft Corp. declared &
dividend of 81, payable December
Is, raising 1948 payments to So VS.
k1.25 in 1947.
j. 1. Case Co. declared a dividend
s 80 cents, payable January /, anc
stock dividend of 1917, payable
December 10.
Greyhound Corp System earned
s12,440,721 or $1.31 share in min.
months ended September 30 VS.
1889 ,825 or $1.46 a year earlier.
Caterpillar Tractor Co. profit fol
10 months ended october 81 wa
sS,879,920 or s4.72 VS.. s6,458,12S O.
b3.43 in the same 1947 period.
Pullman, Inc, earned $1,641,8 O
"a cents in three months endee
September 80 VS.. s633 1886 or "a cent
! year earlier.
Columbian Carbon Co. net for min
months ended September 80 wa
s4,822,62 or $299 VS.. S4,680,587 O
$3.50 in the same 1947 period.
Northern Natural Gas Co. earnet
k4,41S,049 or $217 in nine month
ended September 80 VS.. IS ,087 sos O
$3.50 year earlier.
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber c.
net for nine months ended Septem
Der 80 was s4,337 ,12l or $5.57 VS.. 50,
411,3s5 or $4.59 in the same 1874
period.
Union Asbestos & Rubber c.
earned $1,040,336 or $2.10 in min
months ended September 80 V!
e73S,119 or 149 a year earlier.
Wick Chemical Co. net for thre
months ended September 80 wa
S1,937, ,449 or $1.37 VS.. sl.814,668 o
s1.28 in the same 1947 period.
Textiles, Inc, earned $1.814,177 o
1910 in II months ended Septembe
80 VS.. $3,617,1s7 or S6.33 in the pre-
vious year.
Baltimore e. Ohio Railroad han
died 67,029 cars of freight in tn
week ended, November 13 VS.. 64,33
h the previous week and 69,257 IL
the like 1947 week.
Evening star., 1948-11-16
1928 New Shares
Offered 10 Holders
Of Virginia Electric
bv Edword c. Stone

Virginia Electric G Power 90. To-
Law is offering common stockholders
tights to purchase 1929 additional
common shares at $14.25 a share on
he basis of one new share for each
,our shares now held. Stone ~
webster Securities Corp. heads the
underwriting group and the rights
Expire December l.
Proceeds will be used Tor con-
truction. Including the offering,
naturalization Of the company Will
consist of s95,652, 400 of long-term
aebt, 289 All shares Of IS preferred
md 3,c95,657 shares of common
stock. Dividends have been paid on
common in each Of the past "a
years, payments now being on
quarterly basis OF 80 cents share.
Virginia Electric common Is the
econd most active stock traded on
:he Washington Stock Exchange,
Potomac Power common being the
eader. The new construction, to
Increase generating capacity. will
,ost S8O.000,000 in 1949 through
1851. This years outlay Is placed
1t s29 100000.
Folger Elected Oil Director.
Announcement was made today
of the election of John Clifford
Folger to the board of the Deep
Rock Oil Corp, an integrated unit
In the midcontinent oil industry
With shares listed on the New York
Stock Exchange. 1t controls large
acreage of oil lands in the Southern
md Middle Western States, with
'efineries in Oklahoma.
The corporation recently secured
I large concession in the Middle
East. Headquarters are in Tulsa,
Okla.
Mr.. Folger is a partner in the
sanking firm of Folger, Nolan &
Co., members of the New York
stock Exchange and active in the
underwriting field. He serves on
;he boards of several local and ma
ionally known corporations.
Big Producers Honored.
Ten members of the District Life
Underwriters Association were in
reduced at yesterdays luncheon at
he Mayflower as top producers for
he year. Joining the Million Dollar
sourdtable are L. v. Freudberg,
Massachusetts, Mutual: Ray Green,
Equitable; Allan Rutledge, M. T.
curtis, w. P. Graham, John D.
Marsh, Daniel I. Mailer and Ray
Noodside, Lincoln National; VIII
lam NJ Porte, Mutual of New York;
.euis T Grayson, Travellers.
Miss Lena Hitchcock, Connecticut
dutual, was presented membership
ard in the Women's Quarter Mil
lon Dollar Roundtable. The guest
peaker, Paul E. Clark, president of
he John Hancock Mutual Life In
urance Co., said it is now impossible
save money as our grandfathers
lid or to get anything like the same
interest. He declared life insurance
ffers a better interest return than
ther investments, along with the
dvantage of security.
Heard in Financial District.
Edward C. Baltz, president Of the
'erpetual Building Association, and
II other officers and directors were
e-elected at the 9th annual meet
hg last night. The association Is
argest of its kind in the United
states.
Lester A. Pratt of this city. a
ertified public accountant and bank
raud expert. is the author Of Il
catch Bank Embezzlers" in this
geek's Golfers.
Evening star., 1948-11-16

2 SELECTED ISSUES
Kan c Sou 4s75 lolA
LehVal4s2003st 81
LAN 3As 2003 0oiA
L&N 27ss zoos 1874
MichCnt 41ss7o d
Mo Pac bhas - asa
Mo Pac IS 77F 81
Mo Pac IS 80 II 81
Mo Pac gn Is rs 46
MorisGE 41ss55 73N
NewEnT&T5s621o2
N o T NJ So "a 91M
N o r M 4hs56 e6
NYc RI IS 20l3 7sh
NYC 4ks2O13A 6eM
N 2 c con Is 80 eziA
NYNHin41as'22 l3H
NYNHH 4s2OO7 67La
NYOW RI Is 90 1oA
NorflkSo 5s2O14 o51k
Nor Pac IS 2047 61A
Pac 0&E 3s "a 963i
Pac T&T 8 3Ks7R1o1A
PacTeAT 3hS3 19h
Penn P&Lt 3s76 1oit
PennRRg41as65 1o5,A
lPennRRg4AsSl 1904
PennRR4 KsS4B looM
Phil Co 4As 81 lolN
Phila II 2As 81 100
Rutln Can 4s49 10
lStLSF 41zs2O22 5sN
1StLSanFrn4s97 e2lA
|Seab in41as2O1o 70
Shell Un 2Hzs71 %
lSoBT&T294ss5 %
SoPacinc41zsSl 81
|SoPae4hsOr77 1904
lSWBellT2Ass5 94lh
StdOlNJ2ass7l s~
Texas Corp 3so61o%kz
Tex&NO3As80 09lk
Third Ave IS so IS
Third Ave Is so 71N
lVaH&Pw3Kss63 lo7A
West Sh 4s 1881 6liA
West Nd Is 50 99L4
West On Is 81 1o1A
West On IS go 04A
WStG cv2. .65s73 loolh
Evening star., 1948-11-16

Hourly Sales ON the Exchange Te9.y:
I, .O(l "A, 40 600 ~ ~ noon A3o 900
200 pm. $40 900 600 o % 600 900
fUnit Of tradink. 10 shares: sln oar8-
ruptcy or receiyership Or being reorEan.
ised under the HankIuptey Act; or gscur.
81 dividends in the foreEoins table are
annual disbursements based on the last
quarterly or semi.annual declaration
divideuds are not included. cid Called
Z II dividend n Ex riEhts, q Also extr.
or stocf. eDeciared or paid so far this
year. fPayable In stock, estimated cash
value on ex.diTidend date; sPatd last
dividend or Split.up. Z Declared or paid
this year. an accumulative issue With
dividends in arrears Paid this year.
taken at last dividend meeting. PAYABLE
In stock, exact cash value undeterminec
On declara tion data.
Evening star., 1948-11-16

! Alum Ltd 2
| Alum Gds 2.35e.
Am Gas &H 1b
ArkNatGsA .4Oe
Atlas Corp y Y
Barium Steel
Basic Refret 40
Blue Ridge
Bras IT LAP Q
Brwn-P jr pf.4o
Buckeye L.SO
Bunker Hill Ia
Burma Ltd
Carr Cons Bisc-
Catahn Am
Cent g. 8 W 80
Cities Service 2
Claude Neon
Colonl SdGS 40
Col Fuel&Ir wv
Coml q Sou war
Cons Ang6S 30 II
Cont Fdy&M /
Cop Range Ae--
Creole Pet 800
Croft Brew
Cub All Sus "a.
Det Stl Pr 2e
"a Bond&Sh Ag
Equity Corp We
Eureka c Ltd
Fairchild e 4 A
FansteelMet Ae
rordALtd .212e
Gen Plywd .2Op.
Giant Yell g M
Evening star., 1948-11-16

High peaks of the Andes and in
Africa directly on the equator have
snow on them all the year.
Evening star., 1948-11-16
N. 7. Curb Market
IL SILECTED lSgUHa

III oAAI6sS kO LIB UyW
oIGlean Hary "a. -
: Imp Oil Ltd H.. ~
= Int Petrol " 11M
. Kaiser- Frazer 6yA
d Leonard OIL Dew N
d Lone Star Gssl 2lh
d McWill Drdg 90 lolb
Menasco Mfg IN
D bMidSPAvtc2.4Oe 79iA
q Midsta PetB. .s5e M
q Miller Wohl 80 ~
d Mining Cp Can eA
; Nat Fuel 9 30 loAa
s Nat Union Rad az
, NIAGARA Hud Pr ~
. Mag Hud 3 wv Hs
! Nor Sta Pow 81
Northrop AirAs 11N
!, Ogden Corp ~
Pancoastal Oil 3H
! PantepcOil l.2s lolh
Pennroad 1ae--. M
; Pep Bows ~
!. Peppereli 81 50
Pioneer Gold ar
Piper Aircraft ~
Raytheon Mfg 81
} iSaltDomeO MT 81
! Select Indus ~
! Shelter Mfg l.. ~
} Std OilKy l.4oa 9eA
} Starrett Corp ~
! rrf-Contl " y ~
b United Corp wv "
DI UnitL&Ry 1.47s 7lN
Venezuela petr 81
Wilson Bros 1e-. -
Evening star., 1948-11-16

Association of Stock Exchange
Firms elected Harold p. Goodbody
president. He is partner In Good
body & Co.
Evening star., 1948-11-16
Washington Exchunqe
SALES.

SALES
13ss. 100 at 13's, $50 at 1872.
Peoples Drug Store common-1OO at 81
washington Gas $3.50 preferred-5 at
Potomac Electric Power s.eos preferred
"A"-1O at 41la
Evening star., 1948-11-16
N. Y. Bond Market

LIST neS z osir r. A;sssis sEssckp ef;;; ss1r,
Evening star., 1948-11-16
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
FURNISHED BY the Associated Press.)

SbSSA SA0 az
dividend Rate. OF
| ABBOTT L2.oOs
IA c F-Brill Mot
| Acme Steel A.
Adams Ep We
Addressog-M 20
Admiral Crp.45s
Air Reduction I
Alaska juneau
Aileghany Corp
AlleE Lud 1909
Allen Ind .45e--
Allied C&Dye g.
Allied Strs 3
Allis Chain 80
Allis Chal pf 3A
Alpha Port G 2e.
| Anal Leath soc
Amerada Pet B.
An Airlina -
Am Airi pf 3h-
Am1ankN I. .60a
Am Broadcast
Am Gable q Rad
Am Can ga a----.
IAN Can of 2
AmChn&C l.40a
Am coltyp 1.20a
AmCyanamid IL
Am g. For Pwr
A&FPwr7pf5Ak
Am&FPS6pf41at
Am6F Pwr 2 pf-
Am Home 1,20a-
Am Loco 40
Am Meh&Fd 80
AmAch&MetAe
tam Metals Of 8
Am Power & 1t
Am Radiat ! We
Am Safe Ra1 "
Am Sm&R 3he-
tAm Sm&R Of z
tam Smut Of g.
Am Tel b Tel g.
Am Tobacco 81
ItAm .rob pf o 4
Am ViSeose %
| Am Wat W soc
| Am Woolen o. :
Am Wool or of 4
| Anacon Cope Ke
tAnacon Wire Eel,
And-Prich Ia
Arch-D-A Ia
Armour&Co 90p )
Armst Cork / so
tArmstng pf 3A l.
Artloom Crpt lb
Assd Dry g 1. 80
Atch T&SF Ga !!
All Coast Line 4
Att G&W Ind lie
Att Refining 2e- :
'AtI Ref ofB3a4 Is
Atlas Corp 1.60
tAtlas Pwd 2lae 81
Austin Nichols
Auto Canteen l.
Avco Mfg .60e
BABBITT 20
Bait d Ohio
Balt&Ohio pf lie !
Barber Oil 2
Barnsdau OIL %
Bath Iron Wk lie
Beaunit Mills 3 .
Beech Airc 1s--
Best q Co D.
Best Foods %
Beth Steel 2.40h !,
DirmghmE SOP
Hoeing Airpl 1e
Bohn Alum&B l
fBon Ami B 2hs
Bond Stores Q
Borden Co soc
Borg-Warner 4
Brani6 Air -
Br1dgept Brass
Briggs Mfg 1Ae
Bristol-My 1.60-
Brwn&Bigelov
Bruns-Balk 212e
Bucyrus-E lose
fBueyrus Of =
Budd Co ,,3Oe -
Bun ForE 334e--
BuiIard Co he
Burling M ha J
Burl MIS- cvpf3H
BurrAdd NJ .60a
fBushTB pf594k ,
Butler Bros
Byers A NJ l he-
tByers Of 7 J
Byron Jacks "a
CAL PACK 21aa !
Callahan Zinc
Calumet&H .10p
Can Dry GA so ]
canad Pac 1Ae- J
Carrier Cp Ae--
Case J I Co 2b-- J
tease J ! Of = Z
cterpilTract g.
Celanese 1.6Oe- ]
tCelan ~ Of = I
Celotex Corr Q
Cen Aguir 1.60a
Cent Fndry 1ze- ]
Cent Ga Rwy--
CentHudGas 81
Certn-tdPd Goa ]
ches & Ohio 8 ]
Chi Corp go z
Chi Grt West pf. ]
Chi Mfl St P6P q
ChfASP&P pf4S ]
Montana labor news., 1948-06-24

Printing Pressmen-lIeets 70 Wed OF
mo. AT Carpenters hall. John II. Null
ligan, pres. 2201 Fir ST.: Adolph Rich
ards. 81 ~ w. Granite IT.. sec.
sheep shearers No. i. Alt W pat
mum. LaNor TAYLOR, pres.-src.-treas.
Phone 2-lSs3. Pc fsox l422.
Stationary Engineers 40. SO OF the IL.
OF NJ. nj. 4 S.W.-Meets every Thurs
7.3O pm. Office and meeting place
Miners hall. Box IS. John Gilbert,
pres; T. &. CRANE. v.p.; John -.
Riley. rec. sec. Henry Young. sec.
Preachers Meets LIST and Bird We'd ~,
n m. In study Hali auditorium OF
butte II. $. Charles Davis. pres
Maurice D%riscoll. Np.. Mrs. MARY
Louise Thompson. lin. sec; Mrs
Helen Weber, rec. ar3'
Meets Thur day at ~ r
Park 81. Lee NaredHA en-, pres, Ken
NTH Davis. w. W j Mcintosh, sec :
treas /. H.. Iradley. rec.-sec., Frank
birmingham. bus agent, Arthur
cn.raw Art Rosar and Frank j. BIZ
minpham. trustees Frank J. Biz
minpham. George IA wn and Frank
Nalyevac, delegate 70 Butte Build
ing Trades Councll
Butte Stage Employees q Operators
Union, Local si-Ed C%urran, pres.
Earl Wiles, v.ps carl Frederieks
treas; Denny SulliyaA, US n. Excl.
sior. sec'y., Rene 9uleau. Az W
park. bus. agent. MON meets IN,
Tuesday Zach mont at Musicians
hall.
Observation-Disclosures "a Sun. OF mo. q
Carpenters hall Roy Nelson. pres
532 w. Galena: G. r. Aultman. sec.
405 w. Quartz.
Women's Protective Margaret Har
rington. pres; l. M~attausch. sec
freas., Martha fousHlm. bus. agent
Phone 575s. Meets Is and Sd Fri.
pm; I'd n last Fri, $40 pm. Car
penters' hall.
Workingmens' Union. FLU, 1895 =
Meets list and Sd Nor. II ne =. Par
=, / Driscoll. acc Pc. Boz ITS.
Montana labor news., 1948-06-24
Wages Not Prime
Causc of Initiation:
Saws Boris Shishkin

r-. .|-.ILI- ND
a.. hi,b w,pa-
80 Initiation
ar" ""' ~ .h..a,s
va" rn,,nf.,.
Z" '""N'
'4t'' - ,.,.~.f,.r.
!" =" ' ' -hi.hti,
80. ..r ..,,;,e nri,as
''' ~
- w.
~
~. $50,
mint,
,h,a,, II
Montana labor news., 1948-06-24

NOTICE TO CREDITORS

l-faf- ~ sander Arthur Larson also
Shown AS Arthur : Larson. A.
Affhnr Ltr-oa and as ARA Larson.
Deceased.
Nnf..- is hereby given - ~ under
~i1n-d. admini~frafrlx ~ the estate o.
sander Arthur Larson also known as
Arthur : Larson. A. Arthur Larson and
as Arr Larson. deceased. 70 the cred
ifnr~ ~ ana all persons having claims
against the said deceased. to exhibit
hem. tifh fh- necessary VOUCHERS.
within ten munfhs after the first pub
.artffon ~ this notice 20 the said adj
miniSfrafor AZ the office OF her attor-
u.s. Howard s Johnson. FIRST Nation
80 f.snA Building Butte Montana. the
sfui- being the place for the transse-
ton 81 The business ~ said estate, in
fhe counts ~ ~tlttr Row. state Of
Montana
AtsNES LARSON Ahministratrix
~ fh- Estate 81 sander Arthur
Larson also knoNn as Arthur :
l.srsun tS Arthur Larson and a.
-krt Larson. Deceased
Ist.rt i;ltf- Montana this eth day ~
Alas lff
I.fst pasli alton Jan- 3 lsfs-it
Montana labor news., 1948-06-24
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

l-tff, - SAM Fit~Tf.K. also known
~NMl ~. r'iE>l III. deceased
Nrtltr u-r~bs rs-ii by the lnd-f-
s. nri administrator Of the estate Of
~tm f.,~i-r. also knpNu a. Samuel.
f~i~~ter deceased. % the creditors OF
4ud go p-t-pns haNfnE claims tsalnst
bee said deceased. To- exhibit them.
with the necessary vouchers. within
fatr months. after the first publica-
ton III this notice to- the -aid admins
.trafnr Al Srf silver Bow Block West
Granite st f;utte. Montana. the same
hrinE III" place for the transaction Of
the huSinr~- 81 said estate, in the
county ~ silver Eow. state Of Mon
.taua
IpflN : WCLF. Administrator
~ the E-fsf. ~ sam Fiester.
ais" knnNn a. samuel t~iester.
Deceased
|%i,ai.l pnii. Montana ihis i~t DAY u
luue lfiN
& i Fof.EY. sos silver f;oW Block
Affprn.N for Administrator
titsf publication June 10. lats-4r
Montana labor news., 1948-06-24
LEGAL NOTICES
ALIAS SUM MONS
No. 4322s
In the District Court OF the Second
Judicial District of the State OF
Montana In and For the
County OF Silver Bow

NO. 4JZSt
In the District Court OF the Second
Judicial District of the state or
Montana In and Fol- the
County OF Silver Bow
ALBERT r. SMITH, Plaintiff,
VS..
HENRIETTE l.. SMITH. Defendant.
The state Of Montana Sends Greet
inps to the Above Named Defendant:
You are hereby to answer
the complaint in this action. which is
filed in the office Of the Clerk OF this
Court. u copy of which is herewith
served upo you, and to file your an
swer and serve a copy thereof upon
the plaintiffs attorney within twenty
days after the service Of this summons,
exclusive of the day Of service; and in
| case Of your failure to appear or an
swer. judgment will be taken against
you by default for the relief demanded
in the complaint.
The nature Of the above entitled
| action Is that plaintiff and defendant
are husband and wife, that PLAINTIFF
has been II resident in good taith OF the
| state of Montana for more than one
year next preceding the commencement
Of this action. that there was born as
issue Of said marriage one child, Nir-
pinia Lynn, aged AZ years, now IN the
custody of defendant; that grounds for
divorce exist in favor of PLAINTIFF ana
AGAINST defendant by reason OF ex-
IRENE cruelty Of defendant toward
plaintiff in this, to-wit: that defend
ant inflicted grievous mental suffer
ing upon plaintiff by a course OF con-
duet toward and treatment of plaintiff
Of such a nature as to destroy the
peace of mind and happiness Of paint
iff, that defendant objected to and
found fault with plaintiffs friends ano
also found fault with his family, that
the plaintiff and defendant have moth
ing in common upon which to base q
marriage. and that defendant has ad-
viscd plaintiff that she would get Z
divorce in California and has indicate,
that she does not wish to live VIII
him any longer; that defendant has
influenced the child Of the parties
against plaintiff and has attempted {
turn members Of plaintiffs famil'
against plaintiff by telling them falls
stories about plaintiff to the tffec
that he would not support said child
whereas plaintiff has at all times pro
Nided support money Tor sad chlid
that in addition thereto said d~efendan
brought, without any just caus
or reason therefor, an action for alien
alton of affections against the mothe
ana father of plaintiff. that sal
course of conduct toward and treat
ment Of plaintiff existed for a ierio
Of more than one year, for which re
lief is prayed that plaintiff hay a
absolute decree of divorce from tn
defendant; that the care. custody an
control of the minor child. Nirgini
Lynn, be given 70 the delthuaiil' tid
plaintiff pay the sum OF $1,000 pc
month toward the support OF sal
minor child; and for general equitabl
relief.
Witness my hand and the seal {
said Court his 18th day of June. 1874
ELMER SHEA. clerl
court BY JOHN SULLlNA.
Seal) Deputy cler
REN i. HENNINGSEN.
o'Rourke Estate Bldg, Butte, Mon
Attorney for Plaintiff,
First publication June II, laiS-it
Montana labor news., 1948-06-24
Nv MAtRN

BY unerring chemical iesis q phys
ician AN often prosnose thai a man
who seems we'll is actually diving o'
diabetes or cancer An honest phys
ician tells the patient what the tron
Bile is. and what to do. dilaek en-
couraeingly speeds the end by itlse
stimulants opium or alcohol
Trnman's board Of economic adYis
ers. probably know quite well mat the
expenditure Of g. per cent Of The ted
eral income for foreign ENHANCEMENT
and umproductive preparation Tor a
war thai should be easily avoided, IS
surely leading to exhaustion OF Amer
ica. They are quacks. Hy EWING bil.
lions 10 spectators, middlemen. III
Turkey. Greece. France. Britain,
China. to buy our munitions, wheat.
meat. metals. fuels. trucks, ears,
chemicals. oil. cotton, tobacco. vines
by taxing us all to now RAISE . further
li billion dollars for war planes, The
government advisers Republicans
and Dcmucrats-are merely trying To
keep our farms. Factories, forests and
mines going at top speed until after
the November election. They know
that the average voter can think on a
hungry stomach. 4 breakdown nov
would turn enough people eyes from
,around the world to keeping the
money ut home building valley
authorities. highways, hospital )
schools, absorption of utilities for pub
lie $ promoting peace and prosper
ity. instead of %provokils Wal alld
WEAKNESS in the world.
THE BUST NOW WOILl, ELECT
WALLACE AND TAYLOR
1t does not now seem probable, bu
!: it is possible. that the biz bust MI
come before November. II can easil.
ret here on or before October. ~.
I There are bad symptoms. The 'ece
: monte advisory board knows the III
ures, but they are not headlined I'll
fact. they are hard To get
In 1917. three million more peopl
sold all their bonds than III lAib +
I the common man this means a retul8
to marginal existence. lie then ma
! nothing set BY for an emergency
s hand 10 mouth Is his plan Afterwards
J In 1917. one-half the sales OF car
!; refrigerators. radios etc, were on III
instalment plan - per cent ol III
} people had the same income IN ~
: as in 1916. but the cost OF neeessllit
had risen much. 50 per cent. had
d larger income in lfi7 than IN 1874
but the higher cost Of living VI
: putting them seriously in debt. Mar
/, in the east last winter saw might
h cargoes of coal sail for Europe, pa
for by gift from the Z. 5. Treasur
while they and Their children lack'
l. coal 10 be comfortable or even We
= Some Of the CONGRESS who voted I
the Marshall plan arr %fe-gainins the
Montana labor news., 1948-06-24
- lllAI
4FIT- IFNTF
In the District Court OF the Second
Judicial District OF the State OF
Montana, In and for the
county OF Silver Bow

In III, Matter pf the Estate OF
CORA T., rANANAlGH, Deceased.
.Nll persons take notic- That. rur-
uan - Nn order ~ the abus. court
there wili be sold AZ private sale. ~
M, plAcr of business. to.~it The
l..geat Hotel. no 50 west Broadway
l8ntir. Montana, an ~ the real estate
III tie said estate. on rhe 9Th day of
JulN. fais The sale viii be made on
or after said iay. ana the place where
offers ~ bids will be received - at
the ~.tll I.egAat iiot.l BIDS or offers
must l- IN writing. and may be LETT
AT tho said place TOR me, Or delivered
to me the administrator. personally, Or
mas ~ filed N tn. office " the Clerk
of the above Court az any time after
tn. FIRST publication uf the notice, and
h.for. the making OF the sale. The
pruuerty to he sold is
Al undivided unr-siSth df6i inter-
.-i IN the patented TIGER quartz
Lode Mining 'ltim. SURVEY No l93.
III silver fsuw cuuntY Montana
an undivided u~ne-iourth Ga inter-
,si ia the patented SAVED quartz
.udv MininA Claim. Survey No. 1859.
ia ~ilN.r l,oW COUNTY Montana.
Dated fhis 9th dag ~ Jun-, lsis.
g. r,tiSt., Administrator
~ the Estate of Cora r.
taNanAugh. Deceased.
First publication June u. ists Z
Montana labor news., 1948-06-24
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate of SUSAN MARTIN LAW
RENEE. Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the dnder
signed. administrator Of the estate OF
Susan Martin Lawrence. deceased, to
the creditors of and all persons having
claims against the said deceased. to
exhibi them. with the necessary
vouchers. within four months after the
first publication of this notice to the
said administrator at Room } First
National Bank Building. Butte. Mon
tana, the same being the place for the
%ansactio of the business OF sale
estate, in the County OF Silver Bow
state Of Montana.
JOHN LAWRENCE, Administrato
Of the Estate Of Susan Martin
Lawrence, Deceased
Dated Butte. Montana. this 18th daS
Of June, ly4s.
W. II. MALONEY.
Attorney for administrator
First publication June II, lsis-4t
Montana labor news., 1948-06-24
Roster Of Billings Unions

,rlfowstonc County Trades x Labor
Assembly-Mcets Fri, \ pm. IN the
Labor Temple. II south 10Th ST, ~
fiox lsiH. Robert West. pres. Maui
ri.. Holmes. x.p.. Glenn { Hlllam,
fin. sec.-treas.: Martha w. Peterson,
rec. see I'd klipstein, 4 .-at-arns
Perl Wood. George LinNtlle. Franz
Mavcr. trustees. ithone 235s
carpenters' Local No. l1I2 - Roy
Thompson pres; f. II. Helterbran.
rec. sec. Meets lst and Sd Tuesdays.
Montana labor news., 1948-06-24
Roster Of Anaconda Unions

central Labor Council Meets "a and
ith Mon. AOIi. Hall. John Mosus
pres. Eugene Mcbride. Npi waiter
\ nilrv. sec, Ed Kelly. treas r. q
lt. "a Hunt. S.t-at-dfms Hitolo
~f.richsen. Henrietta shrapps ahd
james Rice. trustees.
Plumbers. A. Nanisko. pres: r.. A
Keardon, vv.p.: II. Il. Schrapps. secy.'
=. q. Box 1871. Meets Second tues
DAYS at A. .. II. Hall. 1890 pm.
reamsters-Meets. LIST and Sd Thursdays
Carpenters hall, downstatrs-WilliaH
Goodman. pres; l.. Lucier. vice pres;
lack Anderson. sec.-treas.: H. J. VII
Ieneaue, rec.-sec.: John MoRus. bus
agent: Tom Vanisko. con. e. war.
George Hess, ]. Cordial. Fred Thomas
trustees.