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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-08-13
Miss. Congressman
Attack Liberal
Leaders
NAACP-GREEK LETTER
GROUP CALL RED-FRONT
ORGANIZATIONS

NV ~ NALL NUN
ORGANIZATIONS
Washington LAMP The
American Council on Human
Rights and the NAACP were
among the national organizations
attacked by southern represent
ives on the House floor last
week.
Cong. John Rankin branded
the American Council on Human
Rights as Communist front
organization, while his colleague
Rep. John Bell Williams referred
to the NAACP as a "racketeer
outfit preying on tire wood mig
gers of both the north and
SOUTH"
These derogatory statements
were inspired by the Dixiecrats'
determination to defeat the
anti-poll tax measure. In stating
his opposition to the bill, Mr..
Rankin paid that IFS passage
would mean an attempt to pass
an anti-lynch bill which he claim
ed would be a bill to encourage
rape'', then an FEPG bill would
come in the 'bill that Stain wrote
in 1920's; then II presume that
Klein bill to vie out segregation
jim sthe public schools of the
District of Columbia, and throu-
ghout the SOUTH
SHEARS WITNESSES
1t was then that Mr.. Rankin
smeared every witness who testi-
fled before the committe favoring
this piece legislation.
He referred to DIR. Clark
Forman as an ''inglorious pink" ,
and Elmer Hender son as re-
presenting another Communist
infested CO., of Leslie Perry
and the harmful NAACP; of for
mer Congressman George Bender
as a continuous annoyance to the
Southern people, and of Cong.
Celler and Dollinger both of New
York as sticking their noses in
something which they knew no.
thing about.
In later speech upon the
floor of the house, Cong. Will
Jams Mississippi made a similar
attack upon each witness which
testified in favor of the passage
an anti-poll tax measure.
He mentioned Henderson as q
representative or the American
Council on Human Rights. addino
sarcastically whatever that or
ganization is. 1t was then that
he spoke of Leslie Perry and his
"rackteering outfit, and called
Clark Foreman the chief orc
the commuistic nach'ery of the
Southern Conference for Human
Welfare" and "ninn for tho
Communist party in the United
States.
lie dir FTAOTN SHRnII MI
Neither Eln,er Hendnrso~. Tee
lie Perry or Clarl- Fore~'ar co1r'd
he reached fo~ comments.
MITCHHT. tNowTnc
Tn absence Of Leslie Pe4~v.
however, Clarence Mitchell. labor
secretary for the NAACP said.
rUnscrupulous politicians like
Cong. Williams know that if all
tire people vote they will not re-
main in office long. To their
pygmy mentality it appeared
that the march of progress can
be stopped by name calling and
the smear techniue. however, it
is obvious from the vote on the
anti-poll tax bill that he is part
of a small desperate minority
which realizes that is soon will
be overwhelmed by the forces of
Democracy.
Speaking for the American
Council on Human Rights Miss
Patricia Roberts, the assistant
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-08-13
Charge Race Prejudice Used To Keep Low Wages In South
NEGRO WORKERS BARRED FROM Upper PLANT
New Boundry Lines Set For Public
School Attendance
Board Acts After All Day Session

The Board of Education of the
Jackson Separate School District
after an all day session Monday
dealing with educational problems
arising as a result of the recent
city expansion set new boundary
line for both white and colored
attendance in the Public school
Of the city.
The boundaries set for colored
schools are as follows:
LANIER HIGH SCHOOL
The entire area of the Jackson
Separate School District for grades
10, II, and II, and for 9Th grade
pupils in the area bounded ON the
South by the North side of Fort
ification Street extended the city
limits on the East and to Capitol
Street on the West, on the South
west by Capitol Street, and on
the West North, and East by the
school district line.
HILL JUNIOR HIGH
That area of the Jackson Sep
arate District included in the
Martin, Reyolds, New Zion, and
washington Elementary School
District.
CHINA GROVE
Beginning at the Southeast
corner of SeSction IS, Township
On, Range Re, go due North to
the school district line; thence
West and outh and East on the
school district line to its inter
section with Trips Crossing Road
Tor Northide Drive); thence East
on the North side of Trips Cross
ing Road to the point beginning.
JONES ELEMENTARY
Beginning at the intersection of
the 1928 city limits and the &c
Railroad on the North, go south
along the &c Railroad to its in
tersection with Monument Street;
thence West on the North side
of Monument Street to Capitol
Street thence Northwestly on the
North side of Capitol Street to
the city limits; thence along the
1928 city limits on the North to
the point of beginning. All 18th and
Sth grade pupils of the area de-
scribed and of the area bounded
on the South by the 1928 city
limits, on the North and West by
the school district line, and on
the East by the Tougaloo Element
airy school District attend Jones.
LAKE ELEMENTARY
Beginning at the intersection of
the 1949 city limits and the East
ern boundary of Section Is, Town
ship GIN, Range lie, go due North
to the school district lime; thence
West on the school district line
to intersection with the &c Rail
road at the depot; thence South
along the &c Railroad to the 1928
and 1949 city limits to Pearl
River; thence North along the
West side of Pearl River to the
point of beginning.
NEW HOPE ELEMENTARY
Beginning at the intersection
of Ridgeway Street and the &c
Railroad, go North on the &c
Railroad to its intersection with
the 1949 city limits; thence West
on the 1949 city limits to the Y
and NV Railroad; thence South
east on the Y AMI NV Railroad
to its Intersection with the 1928 city
limits to Ridgeway treet; thence
East on the North side of Ridge.
way treet to the point of begn-
ming.
NEW ZION ELEMENTARY
Beginning at the intersection OF
Robinson Street and Claiborne
Avenue, go North and Northwest
on the 1923 city limits to its in
tersection with the 1949 city
dmites: thence West and South
on the 1949 city limits to Robinson
Continued on Page 5
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-08-13

director said, Mr.. Rankin's
statement is so ridiculous that it
does not merit any comment
whatsoever"
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-08-13

Feeding cows well during the dry
period is an important but often
neglected Measure in 1airv farr,nino
Evening star., 1949-04-18
Classified Ad Rotss
Lecsl Advertiser

koeal Advertisers
Three Lines (Minimum)
1 or 2 times. 35c per line per
insertion.
3 to 8 times consecutively, sc
per line per insertion
z times or longer, consecutively.
31c per line per insertion.
Advertisements under Special
Notices, and Personal. Sc per
line additional.
Advertisements OF New Auto
mobiles, Soc per line. 4-line
minimum.
OUT-OF-TOWN RATE
Four Lines (Minimum)
Fiat rate per iins- ---.--- SOC
out-of-town Rate u charged On
all advertising IS mues or more
from Warrington.
Claims for sgfors must be usas IN
time fer eorrseticn before second n
sertton.
II sdyerussment was prepsia, re-
tain cash register receipt. which bears
. serial number With date and toenu.
des your sdvertsensnt-
Whsn eanesting c1asstfied aovertiss.
msnts BE- sure TO make 9 note OF the
ssrssSion Sorssn S e.ss sssr scai Ten dSs:
not shov credit fer ths eanesils.
tton.
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sAiEsMEh

sALlEsMAN--Auto parts iohoer.. ga
perienced: washington ayea; iarEe
potential for right man. Boz S3oyB,
statesmen for al major electrical
appliances: attractive pay for mer
WILING 70 work: EXP not neeesssry
but helpfui; inside and eutssde sork
App.y sales manager. J. L. Rate
NAN a SONS. zoos r. ]. ave. rs,
no 210f III
sAiKsMEN wanted 70 seIi ieveiFy %
the outside. Drawing account TiN
7th 81. nv. See Nh KANE
gAlEsMEN, Who have sold storm
windows, insurance, vacuum eaean-
erx, housewares Fuller hruxhess sew-
ing machines. automo6iles. hcms I'M
prorements siding, roofing, ete.s can
make Biz money selling The Kane-
afreA aluminium awnings ~ hoene-
owners. stores. hotels. etc. II rou
are D real worker you VII ee veh
rewarded for yoGr e6orte. Inter-
views III 10 IL mornings. Only men
with selling experisnee VII . con-
% s.dsrsd -; s,osGsssA,lsR,2 ssssA,s,2 ssoS,ns cosaH1cS- q
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SAtESMEk Cont.

SALESMAN. 10 cad or established re-
tail trade route. seliIng tnEArSo,
candies aac sgBS.iss- cr4uaEg se-
ee9al and commission Experience
and car necessary Apply TRe&GHS
an. STANDARD CIGAR a TCBAS-
CO CO, Ai Eye 81 ne lis
CONCERN hRs opening tor
9 mea We are enly interested IN
men who nov worklnE We prefer
men. age IS TO as; psa Who wsaIe
like to make more money. have .
splendid opportunity for advance
ment 20 sell noneancellAhls health
accident and life insurance We
pay fa9 commission, Plus bonus ga
TO ~ioo per month. II YOU are rev
selling HE insurance or anything
else see MR. NICK. es& Tower Bids
to i2 --lp
ROOFING ana sieins sslesmen best
TRUCK SALEsMAN-LAras Pord deal
ership has oaenIng for truck special
ist capable OF handing sales OF ns~
and used trucks. hEht and heavy
duty. excellent opportunity fer man
who viii work and can produce
results: state Ase and qualifications
Apply Box 3ii s.. star. -is
WE HAVE several openings for ioa
appliance mea leads furnished nooF
time Call in person, a. 9OJ4 WIZ
eonsin ave. Mr.. LuDY --ia
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location and direction Of the at.
tack had no significance and that
the war games are part Of normal
military training.
These April maneuvers. known
as exercise showers" got under
way with American troops IN al
sections Of the American zone
tumbling from their bunks 70 take
field stations.
Headquarters I'm Castle.
Long lines Of brownish-green
tanks and trucks headed from
barracks to q defense line running
roughly parallel to the CZechoslo-
wax border.
Forward headquarters for the
operation are In Stein Castle near
Nuremberg; the rear area head
quarters in Frankfurt.
The maneuvers will serve two
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Business Education League
To Meet Here Wednesday

An Al-day meeting Of the Ma
ttonal Business Education League
an organization devoted 20 i'm
proving business education oppor
tanities for Negroes and other
racial minority groups, will be held
at the Commerce Department
Wednesday.
A highligh; will be youth seS-
sion at , pm. at which Clyde
Humphrey. specialist n the once
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SPECIAL NOTICES

YAPKRING and painting, With transp.
saa rs. 'oSis PR: 1iso. Mo. 'ats smaN g ao ''s
GAS HEATING BOILERS. automatic
sas water heaters. coal and oil
boilers, radiators. bathrooms, kttch-
ems, etc.; immediate tnstelletions;
sns s4Asss1Rx Rssthss eo eo'. sc. q $685.
sTssSH1arHda Wesss.la sa. "a sa sE1Ran' L.7ai 7aI
business, correspondence. manuscTipt.
I WILL NOT BE REsroNsIsIE for
any debts unless contracted By my.
self; WILLIAM r. HAWKINS, so
ATTENTION, BUsINEssMEN - We
accountants. once msrs.. bookksep-
srs. ATLAS AGENCY. RE. 6767.
EMERGENCY sEavIcE tss -, siot@Sip, @
wNisht or day Ma Sa9 H. BLUE n1n. LAY
s.i s.ft s:rs v. a.iiy.l 4, n'tS eo asRss sasS ss
ACCOUNTANT. experienced; books
started. kept part. time; audits, tax
I WILL NOT BE REsPONsfBLE for
any debts incurred By any one other
sss " Bonifsnt st.. % silver sprins. Md.
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts contracted By any one
cher than myself HKRBERT c.
ANNUAL MEETING Of shareholders
Association will be held ct the once,
s2e r street, Northwest. NAY 4;
oficers and dieectors, and any other
business that might come before the
shareholders. Polls open from 1000
an: to zoo pm. JULIUS A.
TIE ANNUAL MEETING Of the stock
holders Of the washington Sanitary
Housing Company will be held ut
the once Of the Equitable Co-opera-
tive Building Association, els = 1t.
NV. Warrington. D. c.. on Wednes-
day, May 18th, 1949, at 5 o'clock
S.m. EDWARD L. McALEER, Sec
retary.
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF
partnership. The partnership en-
Tered into By and between C. Craig
NcMullen and Roy Fowler, on May
Press and the Guide Newspaper.
Was dissolved BY mutual consent.
effective March 1, 1949. and In
the future, Roy Fowler will operate
the Guide. Newspaper g q sole
proprietorShip and C. Craig NC.
Mullen will operate the Aetna
CRAIG McMULLEN, ROY FOWIxR,
March 26, 1e40. mh28,ap4,16.
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cs Eo9casscn. vii AA6 a panrl
6lscagsaoa 1osspA Y Ala:sa;.
special assistant 10 Veterans Ad.
r.sntssEaios Gray. alss wsA sg~sk
T-sae tcpAc wtli ox. Hox Can Adults
Seryc Youth Bes. II Their P.wpA
ration for Business CAsreFs*
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10000 U. 5. Troops
In Germany 10 Meet
Attack in WarGam
En The Assoriotsd Prss,

NUREMBERG. Germany. April
1s.-Seventy thousand United
States soldiers in Germany wheeled
into position today to repel an
imaginary attack from "Aggressor
Land"
"AggreSsor Land" is an Army
term for a mythical enemy sched-
uled to strike tomorrow from the
direction Of Czechoslovakia.
Army officials insisted that the
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4, purposes The FIRST is TO give nelc
training 70 American troops n
Germany-many Of whom are
fairly recent recruits. The sec
ond Is TO remind Europe that the
United States is backing the Al
lantic Pact with troops in tfse
front-line positions Of the cold
war
First Division Participates
The maneuvers viii also show
Europe how the United States
Army has reauipped its forces
here in the past SIX months with
tanks and other mechanized
weapons
Taking part in the combat phase
Of the game are the lst Infantry
Division and the United States
Constabulary Brigade The con-
stabulary originally performed
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J. ROBERT CAREY, Attorney,
Wssdvafd BuildfnE,
Washingten, ID. c.

NOTICE OF PUBLICATIONS: Notice
s.l9s y hsTsSZ siyfn thss a. pIHf4 H5trs TIrS
r. 6H1o, LEF 8. NELSON. and
of the "EoNPARKM PRESS" 70 en-
gage In the general printing business
In the District Of Columbia. The
names and addresses Of the general
partners are: PHILLIPS 8. PAUL.,
1900 Maine street s.w. Wsshington,
Maine street s.w. Washington, p;
s.w., Washington. D. G. The names,
addresses and capital contributions
of the special partners are: LEFT D.
M1LsoM. 3537 Apple street; LIN
coin, Nebraska, $4,000. .00;. ERNEST
A. RUST, 1902 Harling lane, Be:
Mssds, Maryland, S1.b00.00. Said
the 30th day Of March, 1919. and
% to terminate at the close Of bust
1859. 1855 u IN W TEsTfMoNY nj wHERSof,
We have hereunto afnxed our hands
(0eal); (S) WALTER w. PAUL.
(SSaD; (S.l LILY Z. SAIo teeaD /;
al LIIF 8. NELSON tSeaD: go
ERNEST A. RUST tSeaD.
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Statesmen

We need TO increase our sales force
The beat selling season Is Just start.
ms for air eondittpning. Just
3-rocm units q week would near
over $500 per month clear prom
for the statesmen. National ane
local advertising campaign furnishes
plenty OF Leads. We train yon
pointment. OR $500. lis
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routine patrol and security dusses
With the arrival os tanks and
other equipment. however. II has
become q combat uni..
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TWO MEN

II you are interested IN mAking .
permanent connection with the
WAS NoToN REFRIGERATION
CO.. Distributing York refriseraiiou
and air conditioning equipment IN
this area. contact Mr. Boone. Pr
$500 Mon or Tues. an. . 10 IL.
sor appointment for tnteryitv,
Drawings account against commits
sion IL YOU qualify is
Evening star., 1949-04-18

when anspsyfne adperttsements
addressed to Star boxes DO NOT
taclose original references. OF
other materials OF personal ralte.
Copies seYDe the purpose and
ortetsdls may Get lost.
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HELP MEN AND WoMEN

days. SIS week. See aR. oEoRdx.
23os Eneds Islcna ave -is =,
york In large studio. HARRIS d
EWING, la13 ? st. NV, MA. 500.
--2S
WANTED. eolcred couple 70 do cook
.ng and generai houseyork. salary,
SITS mo. plus room and board. Ap-
ply 24s0 Mass ave- nv. sitter Pm.
Phone Do. oe54 --le
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YOUNG MEN

Interested In teaehing. supervising
fnterviewing. with opportunity "a
become branch manaeeSs- Arthur
Aurray's expansion. program has
made opportunity for hiKh-caiiber
personnel. . IN. eoIlese educasion
ytous experience not necessary. Ap-
ply In person. s-6 pm. See MISS
FERRK.L. Do not phcne- 1106
Conn ave. NV
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Classified Advertising
Office Hours

Leave your ads at the
Business once, 11th and
Pennsylvania avenue, open
3 am. to II pm, or at any
OF the Branch Off1ces
throughout the city.
Telephone Hours:
8 am. to . pm.
Saturday, 8 an. to z pm.
Sunday, II am. to Q pm.
Lost and Found Adverttss-
laentS on Page A-3.
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ADAMS TEACHERS
AGENCY

rseis rseEosS6o sSH S SiDo.. 9HHi 18th s and q.
Public Relations Sec'y.
T T|,, unss; s. sssss s ss5SSd E.sd GoDit9l e 9
Miss Lee (NA. 234o).
BOYD, TOO 18th, cor. @
NATL EMPL. SERVICE
i70s SEsNSi n NV
Assistant MANAGER. BUILDING man
.ssssmsns sxesrt:nsss6 s6 $50 $500 sSS YS.
eos se1esrnnnsr msnsrsrs' 70 rsts. ~ sss se6 SOU
kslief nisht auditor. hand transcript.
Dssf clerks. hotsi. hish school srad-
yatss. alternattng shifts, $50.
rile clerks. high school graduates.
1890 years. $50
WOMEN
eecy. once mgr. IS 70 IS Yrs:
days. training period. $500.
eecy.:. railroad. n.t., $1,000. inet.
sssSS;. public relations. NV: 8 aass'
sssy,;. hossis: able 70 meet pahiiea
ss::s:ss;S q En- rust, shorthand. ss.4oo -
Tspist eerrssponesa&s; 4 soiisss back
ei:sI l,,.ssl ssiisss /, q .SS.sfsround' tslsDhens
SsrE Hpists. Siss q s17S. w1s
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HELP WANTED AGENCIES

HELP WANTED A6ENCtkS
1TKNO0KAPHERs. bookkeepeIs. TYP.
istS, excellent openings daily, top
Salaries. Visit BOYps. 700 12th
ST., cor. O.. MA. 2340. 0.-
Mutual, ITO G, MA. 0954
phone service ngr., furn;: s6ss ssasS: aS:
acstg. clerk. compt. exp, Sa5;
Srssa sss up: sale. rspr: sls..
dit, $50 up; sales, farm co., car,
81, SIS draw; porter (col), 30-4Q
msst publiss,o aso $500; chauffeur teol.p'
reS., rs. 600; secy., I pat. law. $50;
secys.. enEr. and radio law. $22ee
upy secy.. tag free. $50; ssey. .lS.t
fHx-typist. $40: reservation elk,
SlS7; adv, prod. Layout asst, sal.
open: eashier-PBx oper.. $3.50.
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Acctc. Clerk-Typtst

~ sssZ syssns 3 rsesasss G-1s,
.ses Arsfy ID aexssa Ae4 sst -
Mas wnlle Yu R4ofr 1rNtAc.
sssi o a. 80. -n
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Dept. Store Housekeper
Should have department store expert
enee; pleasant working conditions;
salary commensurate with ability:
eos discount on purchases, free
Decentralization, write BOZ 24-D.
Star. lis
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ENGINEE1. eollsss sr.daats. ytsh sx.
81 commercial buildings and esti-
mates. under so years Of age. Re-
ply In writing giving experience.
salafy and photo, to SUITE g0e,
wtedward Blds. washingtcA 3;
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An appliance supervisor to manage
group OF salesmen for Q most ag-
gressive vell-etsabiished Yrtgidaire
appliance dealer. Also TOP teierision
lines and other appliances. Excel
man In this Geld. Give in detail
age and experience In the appliance
field. write BOX 1890, star.-ls.
SLIP-COVER CUTTER
Must be experienced; plessant work
ing conditions and good salary. RI.
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ENGINEERS

Excellent opportunities for those ex-
perienced In electronics. analogue
computers. applied physics. servo
Evening star., 1949-04-18

Public and prtyats school positions,
COLORADO BLDG, 18th and O.
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sAI.EsWOMEN

SNk8EszJ WNFMEN
Ksaat .te-ssss sxpsrAsaes. sksetlsNt
eppaTIanity ter sAvAneemeat. sAiAFs
pias eesnnaasiea. tsass Oh 30 psf
cent aiseeunt es ali puFthasss ffss
e<nsfsts Apply fsFsenps, 04kes,
Sth neer othlnENnkAtte q IN fss
sts ne Is
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ai Assn ns sss -
Key-Punch Operator
Z YssAs scmsny ie,Fs sxpsstensss -
fss ei lafss ecFeNfstlee krass a.
heas sest Aeeui stsA p&i s,eeA
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LEGAL NOTICES

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF THE
STATE OF MONTANA IN AND FOR
II COUNTY OF SILVER BOW
No. 40. 1916
Gwenne Y. Brady. Plaintiff. IS. Pat
rick j. Brady. Defendant.
SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION
The State 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. a copy Of which is herewith served
upon you. and to file your answer 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 answer. judgment
will be taken against you by default for
the relief demanded in the complaint
This action is brought by the plaintiff
to obtain a decree OF divorce from the
defendant on the grounds Of defendants
extreme cruelty toward this plaintiff. and
also on the ground OF defendants Will
ful neglect to provide this plaintiff with
the common necessaries OF life. he having
the ability to do so; also by reason
OF his idleness. profligacy and dissipa
tioY. existing. and persisted In for more
than one year Immediately preceding the
date OF the commencement OF this action
COURT SEAL)
Witness my hand and the sea
OF said Court this 26th day o
october. A. d.. l949.
FRANK j. GABSE.
Clerk
By FILLMORE J. MAENPA
Deputy Clerk
A G. Shonc. II. l.. Maury. 80 Hir
hour Building. Butte. Montana Attorne,
for Plaintiff,
Publish November 3. 10. II. "a