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Evening star., 1948-08-24

of the land. She turned up at the
Capitol Theater, to occupy the fea-
ture spot in a Sam Jack Kaufman
overture. She performed the chore
with such success that Manager
Gene Ford called her back for a
repeat performance a few weeks
later.
The shortage of piano players has
not been forgotten and will be back
in here any minute now. Judy
walked into the Office the other
afternoon, looking fine, as pretty
as ever and trim of figure. The
first, thing she wanted to know was
if we could play the piano.
II have to have an accompanist," i"
she said. Il open at the Merry
Land Club August 80, but I can't
find piano player. It's amazing.
The union has a long list of them,
but they either have steady jobs
already or they work for the Gov
ernment in the daytime and won t
take steady jobs at night"
VIC tOlO 1icI VIC uluIl KNOW
whether or not we could play the
piano because we'd never tried. Miss
Ellington thought she'd better try
somewhere else. If she has any
luck between now and August 30,
that's when she opens at the Merry
Land. If she doesn't have any luck,
maybe she can get even with piano
players who won't take steady jobs
at night by starting craze for u
capela blues singers.
X X X
Oracle Edwards, the songStress
headlining the Casino Royal floor
show, has attracted the attention
of Columbia Pictures. She is being
coached at her trade by AL Seigal,
who has trained a number of the
successful singers, among them one
Of the girls who went from a local
bandstand to featured Aim roles,
Joan Merrill. Miss Edwards came
here from the Latin Quarter in Gin
cinnati, is slated for a fall appear
ance at the Reuban Bleu in New
York.
Evening star., 1948-08-24
Lafvian Minister Leaves
Widow $4,000 Estate

DR.. Alfred Bilmanis, minister tc
the United States from the Latvian
government-in-exile, who died July
26 while vacationing at Rehoboth
Beach, Del, left his entire estate
valued at about $35, 900 to his widow,
Nine. Halina Bilmanis.
This was shown yesterday when
a petition for probate of his will
was filed in District Court. He
was 81.
DR.. Bilmanis' estate consisted of
personal property, mostly cash.
Nine. Bilmanis' address was listed
Evening star., 1948-08-24

ter-known band singers on the
market.
There were a lot of people who
were convinced that Miss Ellington
could do better things to "Rockin
Chair" than Mildred Bailey, whose
trademark 1t long has been.
Judy finally braced herself and
took the big city plunge, certain
that she'd be tossed right back up
on the beach and regret the whole
thing What happened was that,
Immediately on leaving the Lotus,
she was tossed up in front of Russ
Morgan's Orchestra and became his
featured vocalist for six months.
Then she moved on to another
name" band, this one conducted
by Rudy Vallee. Rudy kept Miss
Ellington around for a year and a
half before she left him to 60 with
Charlie Barnett. Mr.. Barnett was
top man in the music world at
the time, even if you do not know
off hand whatever became of him.
After the tour of duty with Mr..
Barnett, during which Judy learned
to outshout a brass section that, by
comparison, would have made Stan
Kenton sound like Wayne King, she
set out as a single" act. She
played number of popular After
Dark resorts (among them Leon and
Eddie's in New York, the Latin
Quarter in Montreal, the Beach
comber In Boston, Baltimore's Club
Charles and Washingtons Romany
Room, where she was held over for
eight or nine weeks at one engage
ment).
Then matrimony caught up with
Miss Ellington. The past few years
of her life have been devoted to
that and to a pair of girl children,
but several weeks ago the call Of
show business was heard in her part
Evening star., 1948-08-24
A-lO' THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C.
After Dark
A Singer Finds, of All Things,
A Shortage of Piano Players
BY HARRY MACARTHUR
BY HARRY MACARTHUR

There is local shortage, 1t may
interest you to know, of piano play
ers, Of all things. This might never
have come to our attention If we
had not known a pretty girl who
sings in night clubs for more years
than either of us cares to mention
Montana labor news., 1948-05-13
NOTICE OF TIME AND PLACE
FIXED FOR HEARING PETITION
FOR CHANGE OF NAME

No. 1870
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 Application OF
DANIEL MARANCICH
for change Of Name.
Notice Is hereby given that Monday
the eth day OF June. l94S. at the hour
Of 500 o'clock PM. OF said day. at the
Courtroom of the above-entitled Court.
in Department No. thereof at Butte,
silver Bow County. Montana, has been
fixed as the time and place for hear
ing the petition of Daniel Narancich
for change Of his name TO Daniel
Nalley.
At any time before said hearing OBJ
jections may be filed by any person
who can by such objections. show to
the satisfaction Of the above-entitled
Court good reasons against such
change OF name.
Dated this 18th day OF April. 194S.
Court ELMER SHEA. Clerk
SeaD OF said District Court
BY JOHN SULLIVAN, Deputy Clerk
JOHN Il. McCLERNAN
500 silver Bow Block, Butte, Mont
Attorney for Petitioner.
First publication April 20. 1s4s-4
Montana labor news., 1948-05-13
SUMMONS



Ia The pisiritt court u the Second
Jndici.a nisffist ~ the STATE "i
Montana In and For the
,ount, ~ Silser fow
EoIEHT " ,.I.STGAr liainfif
Mp2llIN LNNNpN Gll.SrtsNr
defendant
IN, ~f.d. of Montana S,nds Greet.
inus tn TN. AhaNr Nam-d l'ef,iflant
Nau are her,.hN sunnloise, q answer
The complaint III This action, witch -
til,.i m the "fflcr @! tn. 'l.rk 81 tins
court a cupN ui which ~ hrr"wiih
scrNed upeu YOU and IL file Your m
sNer and serve n copy thereof upon
th,. plaintiii's attorney within twenty
,iaXs after tn. S,fN ire Of this summons.
tN,igSiN. al the day II service and IN
sase ~ Your iaAir I" al'p"ar "r ah
~w,r. Judgment wil br taken against
vpu hy default for IL. relief demanded
III the complaint
llaiuitft complains ~ the Defendant
and for j can~. al action AYERS
That llaintifi ana Defendant inter
married. ~ iatan N.M MrNiso. on III.
10Th aaY 81 MN lrif anh. ever since
have hem ana nov are husband aud
Vifc
II
Ihu fuf nior, than one Year inn
nfediat.tt pirtadnp n. enniin'ne.t
men, of this action. tins Plaintiff has
h.,.u ard uuw Is, an AeiuAl aud hnna-
fiji. r,Sid,Ht ~ III, State rf Montana
Ill
that th.re are nn children AZ r.
suit uf said narriae.
IN
Tha' ihr l'lainiifl : consent tp said
matriap. and the marriar. contract
was induced ~ fraud On III. part Of
the bcfend.uti II the follnN Ing iosMit.
shat 1T ip tim. ~ tile aforesaid
inarriar. 81 tn. Plaintiff and Defend :
ant the said Defendant VAS married u
William Kennedy and that ~ tn. said
TINE she was not diNnr.tH from tn.
said William Kennedy aud the sa Id
William KENNEDY Mits ing and th.
uIArrap. was then in force with such
farmer hu~iaAhd " hen the Plaintiff
entered into th. aforesaid marriage
i,nd when the Sstin" ceremony NaS Der
formed III, Isttntiff WAS ignorant ot
The fact that Ia. said Defendant,
Mp2rlla l.aNada 'iilstfap. Mas married
and Plaintiff Was ~ the opinion that
the said i'ctrndant. Me2ella I.aNada
itiilStrap. Mas free "a marry him
Wherefore. ltlAlnfiff praNs that SAID
marriage mas h' declared ah iuiiio'
nuil and void
Witness my hand and the seal uf said
''"urt this IN day oi MAY i 49,
t'nnrt i.l.MIE SHEA clerk
Sral rs Enl.l.i,T Me'oRMlck
/ DEPUTY clerk
BJoSElH j. MONNGWAN. Esq
4 2ps Metals l'anh i.ldp Butte Mont
I Attorney for rlaiuilff
ilsirst publication Nay d .ris It
Montana labor news., 1948-05-13
ALIAS SUM MONS

No 1914
In the District Court ~ the Second
Judicial District OF The Stats Of
Montana In and Fnf the
County OF Silvci Row


judicial District OF The stat Of
"Vn,ans county OF of siisei sii' m Iou =
KARI. T. JOHNSON, riunfit
vs..
rh,mia M,phail. as III, daly el,e'ca
qualified and actinp ''aantN Treas
nrcr OF silver Bow county, Montana
Earl Jasper Johnson .d~a known rs
f. j. Johnson. indiSiduaiM and ~
Trustee for the Stockholders and
creditors Of the Mount llsrrrr cop
per Mining Company a tanner Mon
tana Corporation, aiIi AfI other Ii'i
sons unknown. elalniGA ~ Who
might claim some riHh tiil,. estate
or interest III or lien or .ueNmhrinc,
upon the real property described ia
plaintiffs complaint. ui enA Thereof
adverse to PLAINTIFF ownership. ui
any cloud upon plaintiff title th,re-
TO- whether such clHilG ~ possible
claim be present or cuntiu-rnt in
Guiding any claim or possible claim
Of dover inchoate or ACCRUED lle-
PENDANTS.
The state of Montana Sends Greei-.
ines to the Above Named lefrnitnf
You are hereby summoned fn 'ifiSN,tt
the complaint in this a,tion which Is
filed in the office Of the t'lcrlS II this
Court. Il copy Of which Is her.N it'll
served upon YOU, and I" file your an
swer and serve Il copy thereof ul'"n
the PLAINTIFFS attorney within twenty
days after the service or this summons
exclusive of the day OF service ana in
case of your failure to appear or nn-
swer. judgment will be taken AGAINST
YOU by default FOR HE relief demanded
in the complaint
This action involves the title To the
real property situated, lying ana beins
In silver Low County Montana and
more particularly described as follows
tu-Wit
The .rllpIEM WINNIE sNE-
All BELL. "AMANDA". and "NIpAs
Lode Mining Claims. designated rs
the surveyor General as Survey
Number as4a. embracing "A portion III
NINE WEST of the Montana Mcri-
dian. in the SUMMIT Mol NTAlN
UNoEGANlZEp MINING DISTRICT.
SILVER BOW COUNTY. MONTANA
The nature of the relief sought BY
plaintiff is to quiet he title in plain
tiff to all tn. above described real
property as against the above named
defendants, both known and unknuw II.
and to establish by decree of the abuA,.
ants. either known or unknown hAyr
any right title. estate. or interest in
or lien or en,unlrance upon any Of
the said real property, or any duW.r
right therein incloate or accrued
For further particulars see complaint
on file herein
Witness my hand and the seal Of said
Court this ith daN oi May, 1915
ptourt l.lNER SHEA clerk
SeaD ~ The District Court
iiy DAN BUkNltH
Deputy clerk
| coYIE x YEAEI,h
81 silver Bow lsnek. BUTT. Mont
Attorneys for ilntiff.
First publication My c, l.iS It
Montana labor news., 1948-05-13
Roster Of Anaconda Unions

Central Labor Council Meets "a and
ith Mon, OH Hall. John Mosus.
pres Eugene Mcbride. y.p.. Walter
\. Riley see; Ed Kelly. treas r. !,
Ipc La Hunt. sst-at arms, Harold
Erickson, Henrietta Shrapp> and
James Rice. trustees
Plumbers-J. A. Vanisko pres: F. A.
Reardon. vv.p.: II. 4. Schrapps. secy..
p. o. Box 1917. Meets Second Tues
days At A. .. H. Hail. 1880 pm.
rsamsters-Meets 1st and I'D Thursdays,
CArpenters' hall. william
Goodmar;, pres: l.. Lucier. vice pres, ;
Jack Anderson. sec.-treas.: II. J. VII
leneaue. rec.-sec.: John MoRus. bus.
agent: Tom Vantsko. con. war.
George Hess. J. Cordial. Fred Thomas.
trustees.
Montana labor news., 1948-05-13
LEGAL NOTICES
CITATION AND
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE
In the District Court OF the Second
judicial District Of the State OF
Montana. In and for the

In the District COurt OF tne ceconu
judicial District of the State OF
Montana. In and for the
County of Silver Bow
In the matter Of the ADOPTION OF
CONSTANCE JOAN SPOIiN ana
RONALD JOE SPOHN. Minors.
The state of Montana to Joe c.
Spohn, Greetings.
ROY W. Pattie having filed in the
above entitled Court petition praying
for an order Of Adoption OF Constance
above named minor children ana u
appearing from said petition that you.
Joe t.. Spohn Is the father OF the said
minor children, and II also appearing
from the matters alleged in said petit
tion that it would be for the best IN
terest and welfare Of the said minor
children to make such order OF adop.
tion and to grant the prayer OF said
petition, and 1t appearing 70 the satis-
faction OF the Court that this Is
proper case for such order and good
cause being shown therefore
Now Therefore, You. Joe {. Spohn,
are hereby cited, ordered and directed
TO be and appear before this Court.
in department Number Two thereof on
Saturday the 26th day Of June l'iS. AZ
the hour of 10 o'clock AN. Of said day,
to then and there show cause, II any
YOU may have. why an order should
that said Roy w Pattie adopt the said
minor children and that said minor
children be awarded to the care GUS
tody and control Of said Roy w. Pattie
to the end that said minor children
may be treated and regarded in all
respects as the children of said petit
toner, Roy W. Pattie, this including
the right to support, education and
inheritance and that said minor chill
dren shall be thereafter known as
Constance Joan Pattie and Ronald Joe
pattie
And it is further ORDERED and
DIRECTED that the Joe {. Spohn be
served with Citation and Order. TO
Show Cause by publication thereof in
the Montana Labor News, weekly
newspaper published in Silver Bow
County Montana. hereby designated as
a newspaper most likely to give notice
| to the said Joe G. Spohn, and that said
publication be made once week FOR
| FOUR successive weeks and that In
addition thereto a copy of said petition
| and Il COPY OF this citation and order
/ to show cause be served by mail upon
the said Joe c. Spohn. at his last
known place Of address to-wit: Num-
ber 1918 Church street, Baker, oregon.
this in accordance with the laws OF
the state Of Montana.
r. +. DOWNEY. District Judge.
| Attested this 9eth day of April, l94S.
ELMER SHEA. Clerk
| court of the District Court.
/ SeaD BY ROBERT MCCORMICK
Deputy Clerk.
First publication May -, lo4S-it
Montana labor news., 1948-05-13
LEGAL NOTICES
ALIAS SUMMONS

No. 43ls
In the District Court Sr-nut
judicial District oi iir ~ ~.
Montana. In an ~ f'r
County Of SilNti 4ieA
NEInA Nacpo\AI.l'. !ta sttf
FEASEI. PAUL Macl"N .it
Defendant
Tn. state OF Montait S'n .s 'irttf-
in.s To the Above Nah.tl Defendant
Nun are hereby sum- h'ti r. .tfl~sF.si
tn. complaint in this f,'t u. Nhflh j.
filed in the office oil 'hr fi. g.. 'hf~
Court. copy of WI a'is ltlt
served upon YOU, an" H t".f .lf.-
~W,r and serve copy t'ftni slitiu
tn. plaintiffs attorh't iatu fNs.ttt s
DAYS after the serNic" - itH. ~lMn .ife.
exclusive Of the day q sff4et- tuA p
caS,. nf Nour failure rti Dr ifi
sw,r jud.mcn Will T.. @n .'-aifisi
you hN default for the .tt. !tfuafIii.. -
IN the cnmplai int.
Plaintiff complains
follows. to-wit.
That plaintiff and tf.. itaf isf,4f
intrrmarrird At Taco y
on ur about the l"th AllA
and eyer since said ia t.+r hi stfi
now ar. husband and
That plaintiff Is al ~ it!t.
resident uf the State AiahttN4 .tti
ha~ been such for mof' = tt .t teHf
last past and imnied 'if ff t'i.-
the commcn, cnent W
io-Nit. the 2,th day - A.ffu
That Oh, child WAS ~ ~
said marriage. said q ttlfss i
to-vit. Fraser Paul Mi h4h ~
sg-d thirteen Years. hsv he tft
custody and control OF t.eitt IS
That defendant has i-tt
Wlfni NEGLECT rf and na
m this. tu-wit. that f. lt thfa .at
N,ar last past and INN ift
iur the ,uinin.n,eniehi tis isttl
tow it. the atih day a. Ntf fit
said defendant has "taaa itftat
mex glrcird and refii~ti - i'aiA ds'
plaintiff With III" con nefi = 4ft.s
of life. tu-wit. food. ei'ti a .gs.
ter and this irr.si,es iN' tA' g. {
that defendant is "A siiWte tt iaiiif 4
man and fun, capable ~ tfails
fisi.ni none. win "ltith So istf. d'
plaintiff with said coniaNH ~ s~Ntf +
ut lite and that by rstss'h IS ti, ntA
l.ci by defendant OF Ilannf ~ ~ aiit"+
said stated plaintiff ls- htrn etin
p.li.d To seek .npln> n.eni and rfu-
III. for herself.
Plaintiff praNs FOR Ail absolute 81
Norc,. and for the ahsalnf' saft sate
tody and control of Fftssf iaul Nsie
ponald. lr, the minor >ct = iii' ii7f
ties hereto.
For further partteulus $50
plaint on file herein
Witness my hand and w. sti id
court This srd day Of Mss iafs
ftnurt El.Mla. ~tiiN '8,tk
S,an Ey Dan iatkNis'ii
i'eputN rlerk
tuNL.E \ NIARKA
slI silver How Block linfi. Mont
Attorneys for plainul
First publication Ma, l4is 1t
Montana labor news., 1948-05-13
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

I.NVdft q 'AITs-l MAl MtfIINiTI
Deceased
Notice is h-rclt Alsen By the under
signed, admins traf4r of the estate, &c
tMrS.) MAY MtilNAi deceased; to the
creditors Of ana afl persons having
claims against p" "a deceased, to .N-
hibit them. With if" necessary NouVl-
.rs within four WaA'hs after the first
publication nf iii~ hoticc to the said
administrator az s south Main street.
Butte. Montana iht sam. being the
place for IT," ifansas tion Of the husi-
ness of said estate IN the County at
silver Bow state ~ Montana
JOSEPH Mtli III, Administrator
of ihe lac of 'Mrs) MaV
McHugh, Deceased
Dated Butte Mont a this 2iih day ~
April. lnis
First publication AI9il 30. leis II
Montana labor news., 1948-05-13
NOTICE OF SALE TO PAY COSTS
OF STORAGE

will sell at public auction
TO the highest bidder for cash one 1891
odsmobile Sedan. Motor No .s55l0,
Serial No. F-2662o2 on the goth day
OF May. l94s, at 2 o'clock Pm. at his
residence. RED. No. l. (Rocker) Butte,
Montana Said sale shall be held un-.
der and by virtue OF deposit made OF
said described motor vehicle for stor-
age on or about Goth April, 1877. That
said storage charges, nor any part
thereof, have been paid; that there Is
now due. owing and unpaid for stor-
age. aforesaid, the sum OF $4,000
Dated at Butte. Montana. this goth
day OF April 1885
ROBERT d. GRANGER.
RED No. (Rocker), Butte, Mont.
First publication April %, l94s-4t
Montana labor news., 1948-05-13
Roster Of Billings Unions

y Y.llow~ton. County Trades X labor
Assembly Meets Fri. pm. in the
Labor Temple. - South .sth St.. 20.
Box 1916. Robert West pres. Maui
ric. Holmes. y.p.. Glenn = lltllam.
fin sec-treas: Martha w Peterson.
rec sec: I'd klipst.in. sgt- at arms .
Perl Wood. George InNille. Frank
Mayer. trustees. l'hone e5aS
Local No. 1l72 Roy
Thompson pres: F.. II. Helterbran,
rec. sec Meets LIST anC Sd Tuesdays
Montana labor news., 1948-05-13

Cascade County Trades 4 Labor As
sembly-Meets Fri. Carpenters hall.
B. l. Steinmetx Box 1913. pres: L. L.
Price. vp.: J. Evanko. Jr.. sec. Box
1893: r. H. Rebal. treas: Leo Stew
art. John Dusak. Carl Heiman. E. r.
Bergren and Jerry Molen. e. b.: Herb
n. Brew serReant-at-arms.
.irea. Falls Euiliin. y Construction
Trades Council Zen y. Sims. pres .
Edward e. Anderson. up. r. X Brit
ten, see treas. Jos T. Duncan srrs
alarms. Larry EnquiSt, Edward X.
Nelson Richard iiamm trustees
Montana labor news., 1948-05-13

Printing Pressmen ,ieets 20 Wed. Of
mo. at Carpenters hall. John II. Null
ligan pres, 22Gi Fir st.. Adofph Rich
ards. 81 ~ W. Granite at.. sec.
sheep shearers 50 AFL-l4 W Plat
inum. LaNor Ias "r. pres. -scc.-treas.
Phone 2-lss2 20 Box 1922.
Stationary Engineers No. So OF the I.U.
OF NJ. ii. & SW.Meets every Thurs
7;so pm; Office ana meeting 1es .,Ihar, place
rr.s r q. crane. v.p.; John r.
Riley, rec. sec li-nrS Young, sec.
treas
Teachers Meets isf and 3rd We'd. 73o
Rutte H. s. dnarles Davis, pres;
Maurice DriscaA v.p.: Mrs. Mary
louise Thonir.on fin. sec Mrs
Helen Weber. rec sec.
Teamsters- Meets Thursday at 7lia f,
PARK St Lee Xarcammen. pres. Ken
meth Davis. vp y J. Mcintosh. sec. :
treas; L. II BRADLEY. rec. c.-sec.. Frank
]. birmingham. bus. agent: Arthur
Speraw. Art Hnsar md Frank j. Bir-
mngham, trustees Frank j. Bir-
mingham, George Brown and Frank
Malyavac, delegates to Butte Build
ing Trades CoancN
Butte Stage Employees & Operators
Union, Local si-Ed Curran. pres.
Earl Wu.e s8. Carl Fredericks \
treas: penny Salllvan. 72s n Excel
sior. sec'y Rene kouleau, 4l2 "
/ Park bus ag.ai Union meets end
Tuesday each month at Musicians
hall.
Typopraphical- Meets 50 Sun. Of mo. a,
Carpenters hall Roy Nelson. pres.
532 W. Galena. G. F. Aultman. sec.
4O5 W. Quartz
women's Protectiye-Margaret Har-
rington, pres; l. Hattausch. sec
treas. Martha youchim. bus. agent
Phone 575s. Meets lst and Sd Fri !
pm; I'd and ,ast Fri. $40 pm. Car
penters' hall.
Neat ist and Sd Mon. II l/2E Parl
81. ]. Driscoll. acc P.O. Box Its.
Montana labor news., 1948-05-13
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7:0o-CBS World News Roundup
7:15-Yawn Patrol
S:O0--cRS News Of America
S:l5-Morning pevotions
S:3o--Day's Dialine 5
s45--Today Is Yours
a;OO-Make Eelicve Ballroom
1000 Arthur Godfrey
1o30-Shoppinl l'asket
IL :On--NeWs Brief
II .OJ-Womans Way
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l2:0a-World News
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1:00-News Brief
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2.Ou-Douhle or Nothing
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3:00-Hint Hunt
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So-Winner Take All
100 silver Bow Record Session
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5.OO-Eric Sevareid. News
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Operating Engineers. 318-Meets 1st
and Sd Thurs. s pm. Carpenters hall.
A. Murish. pres; w. NJ. Brothers. v.p.:
c. Sanders. fin. sec. and bus agent.

Plumbers Union Local No. 4l : Pres.
Albert Camitisch vice pres, Joseph
Brady. fin. sec, VIM. Honey; rec. sec.
Glenn Myers; treas, Albert Eva
Meets every Monday al pm. in the
Carpenters hall.
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