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Montana labor news., 1948-09-09
First publication sept. .. ls4s-3t.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SECOND
JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF H STATE OF
MONTANA IN AND FOR H COUNTY OF
SILVER BOW.
No. 1887.
M1IDRlD ". R~oeEukRANz. Plaintiff, VS..
RAY J. RO6ENKRANz. Defendant.
ALIAS SUMMONS
The Safe Of Montana Sends Greetings to the
Above Named Defendant:
You are hereby summoned to answer the
complaint In this action, which Is filed In the
office Of the Clerk Of this Court, : copy Of
which 10 herewith served upon you. and to file
your answer and serve = copy thereof upon
the plaintiffs attorney within 20 days after
day Of service: and In case OF your failure to
appear or answer. Judgment will be taken
against you BY default for the relief de-
manded In the complaint.
This Is IN action for divorce severing the
bonds Of matrimony now existing between the
plaintiff and defendant, and plaintiff states
the following facts and circumstances
l.. Plaintiff and defendant ~intermarried
ct the city Of Los Angeles. County Of Los An
geles. State Of California. on tho list day Of
August. 1915. and ever since have been and
now are husband and wife.
,. That plaintiff has been m actual bona
fide resident Of the State Of Montana, for :
period OF more than one year Immediately
prior to and preceding the commencement Of
this action, to-wit: the 9Th day Of September.
lo4s.
;. That there is no Issue born to plaintiff
and defendant Is I result Of the said mar
rage.
I. That the said defendant for 4 period Of
more than one year Immediately prior to and
preceding the commencement Of this action,
to-wit: from on or about, the 3lst day Of
May. ls47. down TO and including the present
time. has failed to provide for the plaintiff
the common necessaries Of life because Of his
idleness. prof1igacy and dissipation.
WHEREFORE. Plaintiff prays for . Decree
Of this Court divorcing her from the said de-
PENDANT; that plaintiff be given such other
and further relief IS to this Court might ap-
pear to be Just. meet and equitable In tho
premises.
WITNESS my hand and the zeal Of said
Court this 9Th day OF September. A. D., lo4S.
court Seal ELMER SHEA. Clerk.
BY ROBERT MCCORMICK, Deputy Clerk.
Alex Levinski. 206 Silver Bow Block, Butte.
Montana. attorney for plaintiff.
First publication Sept. .. 194s-t.
Montana labor news., 1948-09-09

NOTICE. or APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED
NOTICE Is hereby given that the under
signed will on the 18th day Of November.
lo4s. apply TO the County Treasurer Of Silver
Bow County, Montana, for Z tax deed to the
following described property, to-wit
All q Lots numbered Eight (e), Nine (o).
and Ten (l0) and the North One-half (h)
Of Lot numbered Eleven az In Block num-
bered Thirty-five t3s) Of the DAILY ADDl-
TON to the City Of Butte. Montana, accord
ing to the official plat and survey thereof
now on file and Of record in tho office Of the
County Clerk and Recorder OF Silver Bow
County, Montana.
Amount due 1924.
Dated Sept. I, lo4e.
HENRY L.. HARRINGTON,
Applicant.
First publication Sept. ., 1851.
Montana labor news., 1948-09-09
LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED
NOTICE is hereby given that the undsr-
signed will on the 18th day Of Novs@osr.
le4s, apply to the County Treasurer Of silver
Bow County, Montana, for . tax deed % The
following described property. to-wtt:
The South One-half Of Lot numbered
TWO "a n al Of Lot numbered Three ~
In Block numbered Thirty five (3s) Of ts
DAILY ADDITION to the City OF Butte. Moo.
tana, according TO the official plat and sur.
vey thereof now on file and Of record IN
the office Of the County Clerk and Re-
corder OF Silver Bow County. Montana.
Amount due 349.t3.
Dated Sept. 8. l946.
WILLIAM T. FINND0AN.
Applicant.
FIRST publication Sept. Q. l048-2t.
Montana labor news., 1948-09-09
LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE or APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED
NOTICE Is hereby given that the UNDER
signed will on the 18th day Of November.
lo4s, apply to the County Treasurer Of Silver
Bow County. Montana. for = tax deed 70 the
following described property. to-wtt:
All Of Lot numbered One a. n the
North One-half (h) q Lot numbered Two
"a In Block numbered Thiry-five (3s) Of
the DAILY ADDITION to the City Of Butte,
Montana, according to the official plat end
survey thereof now on file and Of record
in the office Of the County Clerk and Re.
corder Of Silver Bow County, Montana.
Amount due $50. ~.
Dated Sept. Z. 1913.
WILLIAM T. FTNND0AN,
Applicant.
First publication Sept .. 1857.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-01-31
= Tran s.. g., Mb. =

Ger WtGo6en.Nome MfiloreO ooer
Otillp lit cine Serengliibung Oes Na.
mems Mtiloreoa, elmer Seiligen. Sum
9eIten anoerer 2eier, sic cinen guten
friltliGen gtamen fiir ibre &inoer
ollSw0bleu ioQen, mogen oie folgen=
Sen oicnen: Sir &naben: Ilan=9lla.
mus; 9llgerzs zslooleorus; 9llec ODER
9lpoes sslleranoer; Gnbp=InoreaS !;
8ait-Seboition; 9en=geniamin ODER
geneOittus; 9loiie-9loiius; 9rpan=
8irinus; Glalbe-G -Glauoius, 0apes
9uoto; Genis -Gponilius; Old -3i6or-
Ons; Glmer-8laoimir; -Iegi-
oilts; .slusultinlrs; Sugb-Sugo !;
Soes -Spo; Sad -Sobonnes; Sarpis-
@eroaiiu5; &ennetb- -GanicuS; 9elpi5=
Slloooicus ODER 2uOpig; Notbp-Ga=
tbeus; Boll-Baulus; &alpb-Iabul-
pbus; Hemp.Henrigius; seymour
Mauru5; Seo=@ouaro ooer Sbaos
Odus; @alter=8 =8uolterlS; 8ilfin-
@uilelmu5. - MGo6en=9am
sloo-Goitba; 9llice-Aoelaiois; slnitn=
slnno; glntoinete=g =glntonia; 9loeIine=
Gpu; Bella ooer 9etb= =glilabetb; Gao=
| IOic-Gorolino; GurmensWaria; Glare
Clara; Geliu-8rigittu; Ioro-9oro-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-01-31
MuAkunN
Sun Yrof. s. N. 9Hbreu,
8cSaftsnr Ses ,8aiienfrennS'
= llngen. &riegs0eterau, >.

SSbr llrteil miro beltdttat bon oielen
unoern &riegsueteranen nno belona
'bers bon fatbolii6en 6elotapldnen in
Scr omerifonilden 9lrlnee. I'm nllr
Elm 9eiipiel aus uielen 5u eripdbnen,
berthtet Sofp. @eraro 8aDnor bon
ser Society OF the 9ltonenent"
,SelbItperItdnoltd belud)ten alle To-
tbolil6en Soloaten, nenn INNER 1tb
@elegenbeit bot, nidt MIR an Cont
lno seiertagen Die tatbolilde Selo'
fopcue uno enpfingen sic beilige
&ommunion, ionoern aud 5ablretde
proteitantiibe Solooten nubmen am
tatboliIden GotteSoieuIte tell, nab
reno ser proteitontiide GotteSoienlt
rlIr IpGrlif beIudt puroe. glud) oul
Sem Sdlodtfelbe lm0 III Solpitalern
pcrlongten piele niftfatbolilhe Sol
ooten nat] Sem fatboliIden SrieIter.
@o6m. @apnor beriftet, oab nt6t
peniaer ols iieb5ig Sro5ent Der pro,
tcItontii6en Sol0aten ieiner 3melten
slirborne" -Gioilion ouf Oem pa5ifis
iNen &riegstbeater i'm slngeltdt oes
Iooes nad Dem futboliIfen TrteIter
pcrlangten.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-01-31
g. g., He6. =

Gie groe orebt lid nm ibre eieene
Ihie in pieruno5pnn5ig St1nOen,
moour6 Sag uno gtadt entIteber. 9ie
Sdnelli9feit Ser 9rebung lit an Ie=
ouator neunbunoert englilde Meilen
in elmer Stunoe, mas fir pierunos
5lpan5ig StuuOeu Sen gan5en &reis
ooer llmfang Ser @roe BON 21,6O0
engliiben geograpbiIfen Meilen aus
maht. Ser 2auf Ger Groe nm Ole
Come ooI5iebt lid IN 6reibunoert,
fiinTunoied5ig uno ginOiertel Sogen.
GteIe &reisbabn betrdgt fiinfbunoert=
ltnOad]t3ig Millionen Mteilen; iomit
lGuft oie gr0e al1f ibrer 9obn Inn Die
Come nit elmer S6neQigfeit pon
Observation-Disclosures Wteilen sic
Stunoc. 3ie mittlere Gutfernung Ser
GrOe bon ser Sonne lit 5neillnoneun-
gig Wiaionen engliid)e geoerapbii6e
Ntcilen. Dies iino oie Meilen, bon
oenen man iedjig ouf einen @rab
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-01-31
- @m. 3d., Galif. -

Ger Menid) bot pom S60pfer Die
lmId)atbore Gabe oeS freien 8iuens
erbolten lno ba5 He6t, BON Oielem
Brioileg @ebrau6 81 maden. Seoes
Altcniden grbredt, Oas linn an oer
@iege beigegcben, lit Oie 5reibeit
9lber Der Wtenid bot nidt nur &edte,
lo1lOern audi Eflihten, @ott gegen.
iiber, ieiner 6amilie llno Dem Staat
Ser Wenid bot ferner Elm ltnbeoing.
te5 Hedt ouf perIonliGes @igentun1,
oos er iiG ebrli6 uno re6tmdBig er-
porben. GaS lit mabre Gemofratie
ein MOrt, 0as bel1t5lttuge bon mooer.
nen tpronnilhcn 0iftatoren nib,
brouft miro, I'm oie &0lfer 5u fnech,
ten.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-01-31
In Darkrtt 6rrmany'

Gictor 8ouonc5, Der engIiIde Mens
lhcnfreuno, bat (noralsf mir - IN
Der @odenrllnoifau - i6on Dor Ell
nigen @o6en bingeipielen baben) leiz
ne 2lrtifelfolge, in Ser er na6 ieiner
5peiten, i'm porigen Sabre 1rnternom=
menen monatelungen JoriGunesreiie
our6 ooS .ounfellte 9eutidlono" in
elmer gln5obl britiiber 3eittngen uno
3eitidriften oeroffentli6te, lnter oen1
5itel nSSSn 3orfeIt Germany" geiam-
melt uno in 8udforn berausgebraht.
Gie omerifanilde slusgabe lit I'M Ser.
lag Ser Senrp 9tesnerp Company,
Sinsoale, ST., erIhienen u1b nit
einem Sorlport BON Or. Hobert 90.
Suthins, Dem &an5ler oer llniperii-
tat Chicago, perieben, oas einen fraf=
tigeren Son ani6ldgt uls man i'm
bier5ulanoe in Scr 5roge llnieres OF
flrpationsregimeS unb ser 0elttid)
lono=Eolitif unierer 9lQiierten 81 bo=
rem gepobnt lit.
v0ieIes 9lt6, bus bon einem 60
5ioliiten uno Suoen 9ei6rieben it,
leien mir i'm Sorport, riit bos erite,
ous an Ser barbariiben Yolitit Der
Sieger gegeniiber oen 8eiiegten ami
ser @runolage oes 6riitliden Soeals
aritif iibt. 9ob Elm @oQonc5 Elm iol.
fes Bud idrei6en iollte, bat nidts
gerwluoerlthes .g5 pirft ober Elm
iibles &idt auf rniere 3eit, oub 6ie-
ics 9uG ltngefGbr Oo5 ein5ise biSber
.erIfienene it, oaS an bos bier por-
liegenoe Sroblem nit oem ein5ig 81.
lalligen 0taBIta6 berantritt, 11a1nlid
nit Dem ser etbiiden 8erte."
@oaonc5 bat ouf ieiner 5tpeiter
Geutitlono-Reil nah bem &rieg in.
nerbalb pon fnapp 6ipei Monaten oie
! Il6limmIten ,black holes" Ser engli
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-01-31
oulngen uno gefrieoiaun9en

bouungen uno 9efrieoigungen
go ausgeloi6t lit feline ein5ige alt.
itabt in 9eutiblano, feline o,16, bic
10 groB lit. slber ser @runoriB itebt.
Die Staot blieb in ibrem Straben-
neB erbalten, rno iebt brebt e. iid
6drum, oui oas etpiee nn6 ,tn5erlfor-
bare Sori5ontale oas 8ertifale su
iesen, Die @1uIer, oas 2eben Der
stabt. Sdon lit Ser 0rane nod in-
men nidt mebr 81 banoigen. Sic 5u-
itanoieen @renien ii6erleeer1, pie pie
Rol,ten bes probiIoril6en Infbaues
itGotebaulib prdiuoiaiert tperben
f0nnten, oamit oas gntitebenoe I'M
eon5en fooroiniert iei uno i'm ein5els
men anItanoig selinge. Wan nruB,
tpenn es einmal i'm @roBen IoSgebt,
8e5irte feitlegen, Stufen uns @tap.
pen, bamit nibt iiberall uno eiptg in
Ger Staot berumsebaut, iorlbern audi
einmal etipas fertis ipiro, 9ns iinb
oispoiitipe slufgaben, bie bereits Die
nddite 3ufllnft an oie 8ertpaltuneen
iteIlt.
Ils ein Mann oen fIutenoen Ser
tebr Der Sdiloereoiie an einem 8or.
mittag Iab, i6iittelte er nahoenflid)
llnb ersriIfen Den &opf uno Iaete::
~Se triegen uns nit fapott", 1pobei
er nit bem uSe", Dem Subieft bes
alten 2ieo5itates, Die Wdhte uno 91-
monien gemeint baben mag, bic uns
fiinf5ebn Sabre lang betrommelt bo-
ben. Die Itille, latente gnereie I'M
&Olnert1n ielbIt bat iid als mGdti-
ger erlpielen, uub es lit getpiB. oaB
lie obiiegen miro.
,RheiniScher Merkur'
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-01-31
: Tran 6. M., Scr.

Cine penig befannte 9lrt 1lno 8ei-
ie, 1uoIlene 3euge obne Seize 81 1pa,
iben, lit folgenoe: Wton ma6t aus
fein geriebcner, puluerilierter &reioe
(GbulD einen oiden 9ret. Sarin
w0ift man bas @ou5eltg pie nit
Seize luo lGbt e5 cine 5eitlong oartn
lieQen. Gie i6nltbigen uno fettigen
SeiIe nerOen BON Der &reioe ldmtli6
nufgeiogen. 9tur Jorge man oafiir,
OoB ourh b0ufigeS uno 9riinoli6es
9IlspoiGen in faltcm 8alier ole
&rcioe entfcrnt miro.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-01-31
6. g., 8. ga. =

@opit 8ius XII. bat bel ieiner
SbronbeIteigung ein gSuppen ge.
mGbIt, bos brei SeiIe entbGlt. 0iele
nrei Seile be5eidlnen Sen Simmel, Sic
groc uno ooS Weer. Ser obere Sell,
Der Sinmel, bat cine o5urblal,e Sars
be; ser mittlere, oie groe, lit grim;
lno ser unterc Sell. oo5 Meer, lit
Iecgriin. Gie iiber sic orei Seloer
Ifpebenbe neiBc Saube bdlt einen
Slipen5peig i'm 'Sdnobel unb itebt
uuf einem oreiteiligen iiI6ernen Berg.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-01-31

Men 8eiasungssone - baupti1blih
Samburs, Diiiieloorf, aoln uno Dos
8ubr-@ -@ebiet aufgeiuht. Seine
Sdilberiingen .bes. belitiden glenbs,
ipie iie ihon friiber burb Ole Breile
singen, iino nnleren 2eiern niht I'm.
befannt geblieben, ,,nb mir fonnen
uns berte bamit begniieen, eiue on
ser Sbnelle oes @inters nieberge-
ldriebene 5eltlteuung bes 9lutors gu
5itieren, nit Ser oieier ieine 8eobad-
tungen in r8arfeIt Germany" refa=
pituliert:
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-01-31

reGnet. Ger Mono lauft i'm Die groe
in neununbsman5ieeinbalb Sagen.
Seine gntfernung BON uns lit 5lpel-
Observation-Disclosures Meilen.
Sic Stnelligfett ieiner 8abnbetpe.
gung, ettpas iiber Stpeiuno5wan5ig.
bunoert Meilen oie Stunoe. Sic
Sonne ieIbit Itebt i'm @ittelpl1nft
ODER nabe am Wittelpuntt unieres
Sonnenipltems; ibr llmfang lit g.,
100000 Meilen, alio bunoertfiinf,
uno5pnnoierAol 10 sroB als ser lin.
fang ser groe. Sic orebt itd einmal
in fiinfunb5pon5ig Sogen INN ibre
Nhle.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-01-31

tbea; glennpr coer glla-Selena; Gi-
nettes Soiepbina; @laops Claudia; !;
Sanna-annn ooer sobanna; @in-
nie.gbiIomena. ODER ,8ilbelni1la |;
Sanet. .Sobanna; sSoan-Sobanna ;
Gittp.& .&atbarina; 2ibbb-g gliIabetb ;
2iIlie.8rigitta; 2oras2auretttia; 2ot-
tp=garolina; Sucps2ucia; Nabel,
Imabilis; NaggD- -Wng6aIena !;
Mouoe-M -MaeoaIenaX Monp-Waria;
Nonce ober NanpD.@nna; Nanette-
anna; ttie-antonio; 8earI ODER
Eeggp- -Wargareta; SinD.Gbriitino
Siap.Motbiloa; Sisfa ober 3isfa-
6ronsiSfa.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-01-31
Grport nnb Support - r8efGbrlid)e
nnb nerriifte" Grperimente

@oaanc5 be3eitbnet Oann cine froft-
Doue Solitif Der Gin unb 9lusfubr-
foroertng als cine unerlaBliGe 8or>
beoingung = ,,id)t ser @ieoerbeles
bung Ser @irtidaft, ionoern oes gr-
folges irgenonel6er 8elniibungen Inn
8erbiitllng zines totalen Oelltl6en
@irtl6afts 5uianlmenbrlGs. Man
peiB, bab Ole an9lo-amerifanil6e,l
3onenbeboroen iih atnteroeilen ba5,l
oerltanben baben, 9lnfurbelung Der
beuti6en erportierenben Snoultri 81,
|uerbeiBen. slber ebenio notorii6 lit
es audi, oaB 1nabbdngige, urteils-
fabige amerifanii6e 9eobadter nod
in ben lesten Wonaten bes alten Sab
res an Srt unb Stelle pergebli6 nod
oen erlten 4n5eihen oafiir ausgeip1bt
baben, oaB tpirfli6 ettpas 5ur Sor-
oeruug bes oeuti6en Supports uno
grports geidebe.
slls geidulter Bolitifer bat Sol
lanc5 nod in anoeren beuti6en 9in=
|gen idarf ltnb, mie mir glauben, rids
tig geleben: Iie insbelonbere BON
amerifanilder Seite betriebene nf0oe-
raliitiide" Bolitif Ser 3erItiidelung
9eutiblanos perurteilt er als nber-
Iriidt nno gefdbrlid".
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-01-31
- 81. a., Widy. -

@enn, ipie Sic ibreiben, ftets ans
fongs 5riiblins on Sbren 4iridb6u-
men lih Elm 8nmmifluB bilbet, bilft
ON belten Elm Gerbano NIT i6naraer
Sdmierleife. Sas balt oud bas I'm
ee5iefer ab.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-01-31
Eb. M., Sa. =

gS lit nidts einfader, als Die ge=
reitllns BON Sonismein. 0tan foht
bier GBloffel Sonig in einem Quart
@uiier ouf mo laBt baS @an5e er-
foltcn. Gann fiillt man es ouf 5lo,
ihen, oie man oid)t perihlieBt. IS
lit ein geillnocr uno lhmadbafter
Srunf.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-24

II tells Of a fourth wise man who
saw tho star rising and set out
to follow II. The great desire Of
this pilgrim was denied. yet full.
filed in the denial
For 4 good. mof9ensive funny
story about Christmas Try "How
Come Christn,as?" by Roark Brad
ford. II concerns the efforts Of
group Of Negroes to decide which
came first, Santa Claus or the little
Lord Jesus.
Probably the most famous Ameri.
can Christmas tale is Kate Douglas
Virgins THE Birds Christmas
Carol" There are other American
Christmas stories well worth read
ing, though. such as Louisa May
Acott's Christmas at Orchard
House" and Vincent Starretts
''Snow for Christmas" Christopher
Morley's The Worst Christmas
Story" happens to be almost one
Of the best.
These are just few Of the pos.
sibiites for a literary Christmas
menu. When 1t Is selected and
served to the family circle, have
the fireplace going and the tree
lights %.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-24
Reading Xuletide Stories
Adds to Family Ca, iyit1nas

T'4It reading Of Nteraturs's most
1 loved Christmas stories. includ.
ing the Gospels. Is one Of the best
ways for family to prepare for the
day ITSELF
A family reading session. planned
for the last few days before Christ
mas, will make 1t easier for the
children to stand the tension Of
waiting and will add meaning and
happy family memories to the 90.
,easion.
Christmas Is. first Of al, religious,
and the New Testament accounts Of
the birth Of Jesus ought always to
be read hrst. Both the Christmas
tales Of Matthew and Luke are
beautiful poetry and literature.
Perhaps the most famous Christ
mas book In the world. altar the
Gospels. Is Dickens "a Christmas
Carol" written IN 1888. It u 4
tale which Will be told and rstold
as long as there 10 Christmas. It is
profound enough for the most adult
tasts and It IL stiIl q ehildrsn's
classic.
Henry Van Dykes 'Ths Other
Wise Man." 10 another story which
has become 4 Christmas classic.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-24

Paul Revere was an artillery
lieutenant who saw action
some 20 years before his famous
night ride-and before he be-
came a silversmith.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-24

The reddish egret of Florida
is one of the most skillful balanc-
ers in the world. He can stand
on a swaying vine even in a
strong wind.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-24

By British law, under an act
passed when George " was
king, Roman Catholic can
not serve as regent of the king
dom.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-24

The Reformed Church in A
nerica was founded by col
'nists from the Netherlands, the
irst settlers of New York and
New Jersey.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-07
Roof Chase Marks
Drug Raid Netting ;

Three men were arrested in mar
cotics raid in Washington's China
town early today, one apprehended
after a chase over the rooftops OF
eight buildings.
A raiding squad led by Detective
Sergt. William l.. Taylor reported
Selling opium valued at 5000. an
opium pipe and other equipment
when they broke down the door OF
a third floor room in the 500 block OF
Sixth street NV. about 1880 am.
Three occupants Of the room fed
out a window to a ledge when the
police appeared. Two were captured
there, but a third man, identified
as Joe Lee, So, Of the Sixth street
address, fed over the rooftops and
was captured by Pvt. Joseph A.
Gabrys, who had given chase.
In the three-story-high chase,
Pvt. Gabrys followed Lee in leap
over a 3-foot areaway between
buildings and finally cornered him
behind a chimney on the roof Of q
building at Sixth and r streets NV.
The other two arrested men gave
their names as Lee Vow Wing, so,
of the 1900 block of Eleventh street
NV, and George Louie, also so,
Of the 800 block of II street NV.
All are charged with narcotics law
violations.
Lee was released on $500 bond
and Wing and Louie on 81 900 bonds
each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-07
By John A. Giles

An air of mystery today sur
rounded National Defense
Establishment report which is
said to contain the controversial
recommendation that the Ma
tional Guard be removed from
control of the States and placed
exclusively under the Army.
Under present law, the National
Guard does not come under Federal
control until Congress formally de-
clares a national emergency.
Secretary of Defense Forrestal
yesterday suddenly recalled, and
then late in the day re-instated the
printed report of his Committee on
Civilian Components, which has been
making a nine-month study Of the
complicated National Guard-Reserve
picture of the three services.
Defense Spokesman said at the
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Split Widens in Ita|y's
Red Ruled Labor Group
BY the Associated Press

ROME, Aug. THE split in
the Communist-d dominated General
Confederation of Labor widened
today. A confederation communi-
que said the Executive Committee
read dissenting Catholic labor lead
ers out of the organization after
two-day session.
The committee took similar action
against the Christian Democrat
members II days ago.
The O00,0O0-member confedera-
ton began coming apart in July
after the Executive Committee
called a disastrous general strike
following the attempted assassina-
ton of Communist leader Palmirc
Togliatti.
Christian Democratic members
decided then, with Catholic work.
er's support, to form an anti-Com-
munist nonpolitical union. They
said the strike had violated the
terms of Iabor's unity pact.
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u. S. Relay Team Disqualified
After Winning 400 Meter Race
Olympic OfficioIs Charge Faulty Exchange
Of Bottom Give Victory to British

Isecond-place Great Britain ad-
judged the winner.
The American combination, an
chored by feet Mel Patton Of South
ern California, won the race easily,
but after Q long delay the judges
announced that the United States
was disqualified.
Patton, the Olympic 200-meter
champion, had finished nearly 10
yards ahead of Britain's anchor
man, Jack Archer, Barney Ewell
Lorenzo Wright and Harrison Dill
lard made up the remainder OF the
American foursome.
Amid cheers and boos, the an
nouncer declared over the public adj
dress system that the disqualiflca-
ton was due to improper passing
Of the baton on the first exchange.
Ewell, the former Penn State star
who "'.' " I second In both the 100
, -.su lvO meter fnaas, ran first for
the United States and Wright, q
broad jumper from Wayne Univer-
sity who was put On the team a. 4
substitute, took the second leg.
billiard, the olympic 1oo-mete1
champion from Baldwin Wallace
College, ran third with Patton, the
200-meter winner in the anchor
7Soe PET .AV pace A-1111
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Jap Railway Workers
Strike Despite Ban
By the Associoted Press

TOKYO. Aug. IA small force OF
section hands on the government
railway on Shikoku today became
the first to defy the new "no-strike'
order issued by the japanese cabinet
The cabinet ordered an immediate
investigation and threatened GRIM
inal prosecution. Gen. Macarthur
had suggested the order.
The big test is expected later today
with the expiration of a strike dead
line set by big Government Com
munications Workers Union. The
union has said it will defy the gov
eminent ban.
The section workers struck "for an
indefinite period late yesterday in
the area of Matsuyama, west coast
city of Shikoku, smallest of the
four japanese home islands.
Meanwhile, Paul L. Stanchfield
who resigned as deputy chief OF
Gen. MacArthur's labor section in
protest to the no-strike order, pre-
dicted in a statement that Com
munists could rally support from
among government workers te
launch direct opposition to the
occupation for the first time"
Mr.. Stanchfield said he and his
superior, James S. Killen of Falls
Church, Va, resigned not because
of the ban of strikes in esssentia
public works, but because the cab.
met also deprived government work.
ers of the right to collective bargain.
ing. The cabinet order said only
that the workers had no right tt
collective bargaining if negotia'
lions were backed by strikes.