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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-17

street. Alexandria, Va. it was in
spiration to begin another years
work on the model circus he is
building at home-one-quarter
inch I'd the foot. He began last
year and expects to complete the
project, in six more years.
I'll be here every year-early,"
he grinned.
The flashy show. spruced up
with early season paint and vim,
opens at 2:15 pm. today with
performances scheduled twice
daily through Saturday.
Only one minor incident
marred the precise unloading. A
tractor Juggling four heavy
wagons stalled, leaving the equip
ment across Benning road. Seven
or eight buses and early morn
ing traffic was delayed until an
other tractor moved in.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-17
Truck Driver Is Held
In $4,000 Bond After
Man Is Run Over

A truck driver was held under
$4,000 bond today on charges of
running over and critically injur-
ing John F. Beall, AZ, of Halls,
Md. after an argument with the
victim and other passengers of an
automobile. The bond also COW
cred three traffic charges.
In addition to the charge of
assault with a dangerous weapon
a truck-William w. Simms, 81,
colored. of Forestville. Md, was
accused of leaving after colliding
reckless driving and following too
close behind another car.
Municipal Court Judge Almond
w. Scott fixed bond in the assault
case at $4,000 after Assistant
United States Attorney Raymond
Baker told him it was doubtful
that Mr.. Beall would live. In
Traffic Court, Judge Aubrey B.
Fennell added $4,000 bond for the
traffic charges. The cases were
continued to May 81.
Casualty Hospital officials said
Mr.. Beall suffered fractures of the
upper and lower right leg, a pos
sible skull fracture and cuts and
bruises about the face and body.
Car Bumped. Witnesses Say.
This is the story police said was
given them by Ralph A. Garner
and John N. Tomlinson, 81. both
of Upper Marlboro. Md. and both
riding in the car in which Mr.
Beall was a passenger:
While riding in the 1900 block
of Kenilworth avenue NE. at
about AIS pm. yesterday, the car
was bumped in the rear two or
three times" by Simms' dump
truck Mr.. Garner, who was driv-
ing. stopped the car in the middle
of the, street and the three men
got out.
When Mr.. Tomlinson went back
to argue the truck driver began
hitting him on the arm with a
shoe. When Mr.. Garner came to
his aid Simms grabbed q club from
the floor of the truck and several
blows were struck, the witness
said.
Truck Roars Of.
Suddenly. the men told police,
while Mr.. Beall was getting back
into the car on the right side. the
truck driver roared of in the
truck, striking Mr.. Beall and hit
ting the car
Police said Pvt. John w.
Bonomo spotted the truck a short
time later on a lot in the 1900
block of Hunt place NE. after a
description of the vehicle was
broadcast over the police radio.
Pvt. Bonomo took Simms to head
quarters. where he was identified
by Mr.. Garner and MFR. Tomlinson,
police said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-17

President Eurico Gaspar Dutra
Of Brazil. due here at pm. to-
morrow for a welcome by Presi-
dent Truman and thousands OF
spectators at a parade to Blair
House, was flying today from
Puerto Rico to Key West, Fla.
Scheduled to land at Boca
Chica Naval Air Station early this
afternoon, he will spend the
night at the Little White House"
at the submarine base at Key
West.
When he lands at National
Airport tomorrow he viii be met
by President Truman. The two
Presidents then viii lead . 30
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-17

car motorcade along Constitution
and Pennsylvania avenues. paus-
ing for an official reception at
the District Building.
President Dutra will be In Wash
ington until Saturday afternoon
and expects to stay in the United
States for two weeks. He viii be
guest OF President Truman at q
state dinner at Hotel Statler to-
morrow night.
His trip to Washington Is TO
return O visit made by President
Truman TO Brazil In l947.
Ceremonies at the airport viii
be televised MS part OF q program
from The Stars station. WMAL-
Tv. from 2:45 to 4:3o pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-17
Eostern Stor Chapter
To Honor Worder, 81

Mrs. Mathilda Levy. VINO for -
years has been Eassses tys Temple
Chapter No -. Order q tie Fast
eru Star. viii he pge~sEsd s4th .
life membership Ia Tire chapter
during a dinner ia lsry tstssaF At
: 20 o'eaocE sGntgfsf Ia tg4k Hotel
1900
Mrs Levy. wfao 10 a.. Lives .;
g5lA Morrison asEees n " STE -
cha sYrnar Of ttse 0oSd Cher Corn
r.itsses Of Temple Chapter and 81
the Dsstrscs Cfsapsxy q CITY Of
Hone. Mere than 80 persons Sss
srp~eied 1T TIE dinner. afa. Luna
Y Diamond. chairman. announced.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-17
McCurron Enters Bill
To Conserve Rockfish

Senator McCarran, Democrat,
of Nevada. has introduced a bill
for conservation Of striped bass,
better known here as rockfish.
The measure. sent to the Sen
ate District Committee. would
make it unlawful to sell rockfish
weighing more than is pounds or
shorter than IL inches.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-17
Beck|eyDenies
$4,000 Came
From Drugs
Retired Detective
Cross Examined in
Robbery TrioI of ;

Richard H. Beckley. SO. retired
police detective. denied on the
witness stand in District Court
today that $4,000 in his safe
which was stolen in January came
from the narcotics trade.
He was testifying in the trial
of three men charged with stealing
the safe. They are Stance James,
20, of the 1900 block Of Ninth
street NV: Oliver James, "A. his
brother. who lives In the 1900
block of A street Sc, and Louis
H. Singleton, 40, of the 100 block
of Westminster street NV. Mr..
Beckley and the three defendants
are colored.
Mr.. Beckley, who left the Police
Department in 1920. reported on
January % that his safe was
stolen. At the time he said it
contained $500. but he later in
creased the loss to $4,000 and
some jewelry. He said he en-
countered three men in an auto
mobile, one of whom drew a gun.
in an alley adjoining his house at
300 New Jersey avenue NV, just
before he discovered the safe was
gone. He has identified two of
the men as Stance James and
Singleton.
Says He Had Money for Years.
James J. Laughlin. attorney for
Singleton. asked Mr.. Beckley if
the money had not come from the
narcotics trade and Mr.. Beckley
denied it. He has maintained
through two days of cross-exami-
nation that the money had been
in the safe for years; that he had
$45 900 in the safe in 1916 and
had added to it since.
In reply to Mr.. Laughlin's ques-
ton, Mr.. Beckley denied knowing
a man identified as James Roberts
as we'll as by several aliases. but
when the man was referred to as
Jim Yellow. Mr.. Beckley agreed
he knew of such person.
Yellow. according to questions
by Mr.. Laughlin and Henry Lincoln
Johnson. jr.. attorney for Stance
James. was a figure in the narcotics
trade who was released from
prison in 1945.
The attorneys tried to refresh
the witness memory by recalling
that Yellow had an Office near a
poolroom at 1918 U street NV, in
a building owned by Mr.. Beckley:
that Yellow had slashed a man
seriously in the poolroom in 1926.
and that a policeman had beaten
Yellow into unconsciousness in
front Of the place In 1899.
Denies Demands for Money.
"Is 1t not true that Jim Yellow
has been pressing you for money
since the robbery" Mr.. Beckley
was asked.
He answered in the negative.
During yesterdays croSs-exam-
nation, Mr.. Laughlin brought out
from Mr.. Beckley that he never
had paid personal property taxes
on the money and jewelry in the
safe.
He said he had not paid taxes
on the money because 1t was
dead money, not drawing inter-
est" and that the jewelry belonged
to persons to whom he had loaned
money and, thus, was not his
property.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-17

President Truman decided TO-DAY
10 foreso his usual weekly news
conference. Press Secretary Charles
@. Ross said the Presidents ca.
enday 10 TOO crowded this week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-17
Truman Opens
Bond Drive With
Radio Appeal
Asks Sho~ OF Unity
And Folth By Buying
Series { Sec ur,iles

cGpas:@ntv t&s.wa1 asa- s-e-
aay a. TN lFcAs.sEs s. at5 1a1
oa2 -CFpcs14usgy Bend .A,e sos
80 e FAST sGAst wglA = 50 '..1s
President Truman -, csIsraa les
help democratic sgstgfa:4sas soc
themselves ~ .atrsf3ag rs NC
CtcvryGgsrni
The SAVINGS Bend cagsspa lass ~.
continue Ia y@ne So The f'rs4.
dent at+csslA &Aag&hca Ii last
hlsai ~ gfElhE Asar lsaa to ar7a.
oslstfaie their ung's Aoa tarth ~
hUy}aE tsr s<rg4ea l. Srcs.es3srs lfat
Gas; sls7S nos anc nat4fs Ass
n q years
The Governments car Ar.s psa-
vide opportunity b4t 81 srausfs,
SeH-rcaaucr ana determination aa
the part al individuals 81 TAKE aa
tas1taEe @! that opposfgMsN tue
tAemsesc, NJ Truman >asd ~
q Nation " jt1s esoadcasI tsan gAs
White House
Prairie Schooner Parade
The practice Of bsN1us UNITED
States Bonds - a. old aA l,5s
Government. tie President re-
minded ms hearers H.; ne add.
ed that the ability OF mE!acns
O! Americans To BAY SAVING
nnpAx FzSHaN 1. "a, at.as4 s.-.ra..4
to the days al AleNAndcr Ham!i.
ton first Secretary @! The 1rrAs-
uyy Those eariy appczA bv
Hamilton we're onN ic t8s
wealthy 20 invest because no one
else could afford II. the Ffrsidenl
explained
The drive had an elaborate
start In other parts Of the coun.
try, notably In the President
home toan Of Independence Me
The modern saeys In FepToduC
tons Of the prairie acaoourgs ~
California gold rush days pa
raded down the main street. While
p@NAto s@atAhtd NeR @AfAtHAh A4sF
crowds IN search of bond huNluF
cash The covered wagons MI!
be flown TO othef cities to cArry
on tn the campaign
The President announced lsss
n!ght that jackson County. ia
which independence is located.
already has exceeded IL 81 ZOO
600 quota
snyder Presents Truman
/ Secretary oi the Treasury
Snyder, speaking al bond rally
in Kansas City. presented The
President To the radio audience.
Gov Warren Of California. Gov,
Dever Of Massachusetts. Gov.
Smith of Missouri and Coy Carl
son OF Kansas were Others vine
took part IN a two hour program
carried by the major networks
3 In Washington, bond aliing
booths IN the House and senate
wings at the Capitol reported
more than $50 900 IN sales during
the first day Wives of senators
and Representative arc stationed
at the booths
/ The Districts quota IL 81 900
900 Several thousand volunteer
workers are directed by Thomas
j. Groom. chairman Of the Dis
trict SavinRs bond division. and
Mrs Lindsey r RaGiey chairman
OF the womenz division
Seeks Wide Distribution.
Treasury officials said the main
aims OF the drive are 10 induce
people to save Systematically and
10 distribute national deb, hold
ines By wider spread Of Govern
mcnt securities among the people.
President Truman added last
night that purchase Of savings
bonds by millions Of people aiso
will strengthen our social security
system, improve our Laws pro-
tccting the rights OF wuTEess. and
strengthen our program for az
surfing = falr income 20 the
farmer
We khall work constantly N
bring greater happiness and
greater opportunity 10 ell our
eitizsns he said
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-17
jewelers. to Hear Cuyton

The Greater Washington Retail
jewelers. Association will hear
Chief Judge Nathan Cayton of the
Municipal Court of Appeals speak
ut its meeting Thursday in the
Ambassador Hotel.
Montana labor news., 1949-05-05
LEGAL NOTICES

IN IHE DISTRICT COURT or THE
SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF THE
STATE or MONTANA IN AND FOR
TIE COUNTY or SILVER BOW
IN Tie maltrr q! ihr estate Of Joe
Foufuier. deceased
No 23523
NOTICE or SALE OF REAL ESTATE
Notice IS Hereby gwen. thar. pursuant
to al order duly made, rendered and
entered 10 the above eatltIed Court OIL
the l4th day OF April. l949. the under
signed Administrative. OF the Estate Of
Joe Fourier decreased. viii Sell at pfi
waite saie ihe following described real
property. situate III the County OF ST.
el Bow, state o. Montana. to-sIt
All right, ute. interest and estate On
Tie decreased. at tlr time OF ms death
as well a. al night, title. interest apa
estate acquired BY the Estate q! said
decreased Joe Fouruier. by operation OF
law or otherwise, other than OF in ad-
td.ion 70 TIA, Of decedc9it IN aud to an
na tiyided oAe-Aaif ti4i interest ia and
to lo, numbered Five 81 and tine east
o4e-laif fl Of Lot numbered SIX 8
ai Block numbered Seven a OF the
school Of Mines Addition 70 tic city
d. Butte, Monteaa according 70 the
Official plat and survey thereof. on iie
and Of record IN the office Of the County
Clerk a d Recorder o. silver Bow County,
Montana. excepting and reserY.ng all
ores and minerals beneath the surface
b. ihc anne provided that IA The eser-
else OF said mining rights The s3fiac7
loi tie ground shall be ia nogisr damaged.
disturbed OF lnter:ered with
o. or after the hour OF 10 90 oclocn
ia NJ. on FRIDAY tie 9th dag Of MAY.
1919 at tho laR Office OF j J Emigh.
Attorney-ai-Law. az No ~ North Man
street. Butte. Montaaa where BIDS val
be received Winch bids mus. BE- ~
writing
BID may be submitted az the office o.
+ Emigh. Attorney-at-Law 4 Noftl
Man street. Butte, Montana, or py de
lAverine the same IN person 10 Eva Garl
don. Adminis,ra,riN OF The Estate o, Jo'
Foufnier. deceased. OF by fling the SAM
WITH the Clerk OF the District Court o
the second Judicial District Of the stat
OF Montana. 10 and for the County 0
SILVER Bow. at Butte, Montana
Terms Of sale are as ioiloSs casa
Ten per cent. 100 OF the amount oh
10 accompany the bid and BE- paid 10 cas-
az The time bid is submitted and ~
balance IN cash upon confirmation 0
,ale by the District Court
Dated TINS 18th day OF April lsis
Eva Gu4ndon. Adminlstrairx 0
the Estate o.. Joe Foarn'ef. de
3 ceased
j F Emlgh. ~ Nor,h Man street
: Butte Montana Attorney ior Admins
rirst publication April p, i,ie
Montana labor news., 1949-05-05
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate of Clara Townsend. also known
as Mrs. Richard Townsend. deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed. executives, of the estate Of Clara
Townsend. deceased. to the creditors of
and all persons having claims against
the said deceased. to exhibit them with
the necessary vouchers. within ten months
after the first publication of this notice.
to the said executives at the office of
John x. Claxton. attorney, 400 Silver Bow
Block. 20 West Granite Street. Butte 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.
Beatrice Irene Johnson. May Sui
Ivan; Pearl Gillian. ExecutriS
OF the estate Of Clara Townsend
deceased.
Dated Butte, Montana. this 9th day OF
April. i949.
John X. Claxton. Butte. Montana.
attorney for Estate
First publication April IA. lest
Montana labor news., 1949-05-05
LEGAL NOTICES
CERTIFICATE OF PARTNERSHIP

CERTIFICATE OF PARTNERSHIP
Inc undersigned hereby certify that
they are the persons who conduct and
transact a commercial business at the
CITY OF Butte, IN the County Of Silver
BOW. State OF Montana. under the name
and style Of
MURPHY FINANCE CO.
and that the full and true individual
names oil each and every person who is
any way interested in said business under
saio name, together with the postoifice
ADDRESS OF each OF them is a. follows
Charles J. Claude. COO Bremen Arcade
Bldg ST. Paul. Minnesota.
R. E. Claude, 2l47 Iglehart Ave. St
Paul. Minnesota.
Marie L. Roussopoulos. SC Arundel ST
st. Paul, Minnesota.
John Hammerbacher 2O72 Ielehar, Ave
St. Paul. Minnesota.
The principal pace Of business Of said
Murphy Finance Co. within the State
OF Montana IS hereby designated as beine
Butte. Montana
Dated at ST Paul. Minnesota thi.
5th day OF April, leis.
Charles J. Claude
R E. Claude
Marie L. Roussopoulos
JOIN Hammerbacher
State OF Minnesota. County OF Ramsey
On this 5th day of April. le4e before
me appeared Charles ]. Claude. r. F.
Claude. Marie L. Roussopoulos and John
Hammerbaoher to me known to be thu
persons who made and signed the fore
going certificate and acknowledged tina
they executed the same as their own FREE
act and deed.
c. Wolkerstorfer, Notary Public
Ramsey County. MINI.
Ny Commission expires June 9
1853.
First publication April IA, le49-4t
Montana labor news., 1949-05-05
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

- SOB.
Estate o. Pat Doherty. also known ~
PafricS DOhrrty. deceased
Notice IS hereby given by the under
signed, Emmett Lyons. administrator Of
tie estate Of Pat Doherty also known
IS PatrlcS Doheriy. deceased. to the
creditors o! and all persons having claims
against the said deceased. 20 exhibit them
Rtt3 The necessary vouchers. within four
moatas aifer the first publication OF this
notice 20 the said administrator At his
place % business. to-vit Silver Bow
County Court House. West Granite Street.
Butte SILVER Bow County. the same
beng the place Ter the transaction OF
the BUSINESS OF said estate. in the County
OF Silver o STATE OF Montana.
Emmett Lyons administrator OF
the estate OF Pat Doherty. also
known as Patrick Doherty. de-
ceased
Dat, Butte Montana this 7th day OF
Apgl 1919
First publication April H. 1870
Montana labor news., 1949-05-05
NOTICE TO

No. IS. 500.
Estate of Mrs. Pat Doherty. deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed. Emmett Lyons. Administrator OF
the estate of Mrs. Pat Doherty. 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
wlication OF this notice TO the said ao-
ministrator at his place OF business, to-
Wit. Silver Bow County Court House, West
Granite Street. Butte. Silver Bow County.
Montana. 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 Mrs Pat Doherty'
deceased.
Dated Butte, Montana, his 7th day Of
| April, l949.
FIRST publication April IA. 1919
Montana labor news., 1949-05-05
ROSTER OF BUTTE UNIONS

Operating Engineers. 37s Meets LIST AMI
sd Thursday, 8 p. m. C~arpenters Hal
A Murish. pres. W. NJ Brothers, uc<
pres. c. Sanders. fin seey. ana ous
agent.
Plumbers Union. Local No 4i-Asx Nc
Donald. pres Thomas Eva. Vie pres;
VIM. Honey. lin. seoy Glenn Myers.
rec secy.. Albert Eva. ireas; meets
every Manday AZ 8 y IA in the car
penieTs Hal.
Printing Freshmen Meet ID "wednesday
Of month AZ Carpenters Hall. John II
Mulligan. pres 1901 FIR St: Adolph
Richards, ~ " Granite St.. seey.
sheep Shesrefs No l. AFI-it W Plati-
mum. LaNor TAYLOR. pres sec treas
Phone 2-iss3 P o Box 1872
Stationary hngiaeers No 50 OF the I U.
Of NJ & 5 " Meets every Thurs
day. : 30 D. M office and meeting
place Miners Hall. Box 6s John Oh
bert. pres. + q CRANE. vice pres (.
John z Riley rec. secy Henry Young.
secN treas.
Teachers Meets ist and I'd Wednesdays.
: 30 y m ~ STUDY all auditorium OF
Butte II 5 Charles II Davis. pres /.
Maurice Dt'scoil. wee pres Mrs. Mary
Louise Thompson. fin sec Mrs. Helen
weber. rec. see. .
Butte Stage EMPLOYEES & Operators Union.
Local - Ed CnFrau. pres Earl Wiles.
vice president. Carl Frederick treas
Denny Sullivan. 1873 y Excelsior. seoy
Rene Rouieau. Az W Park. bus agent
Union meets I'd Tuesday each month a;
Musicians Hal
Transfers Meets Thursday AZ 1iii r
Park ST. Lee Naroammen pres, Ken
:eth DAVIS. vice pres " } Mcintosh
Secs treas. l. II Bradley. rec secy
Frank j. Birmingham. bus. agent. Ar
thur SpcraW. Art RoSar and Frank J
Birmingham. trustees. Frank J Blrm-
ingham. George Prown and Lou Bran
an. delegates 70 Butte Building Tradel
Council.
Typographical Meets 3d Sunday OF month
at Carpenters Hall Walter Harrington
pres. - E. Center, G. F Aullman, sec.
i03 w Copper.
Women's Protective Bridget Shea. Pres
/ M%attauSch. sec -treas Martha You
chin. bus. agent. Ph0ne S7SS Meet
LIST and Sd Fridays. ! p m I'd and Jas
Fridays, 30 p m. Carpenters Han
Ladies Auxiliary. Local I. ln,eruationa
Union of Mine. Mil and Smelter Work
ers. Go. meets End and 4th Tuesda,
Marie Go.ofth. pres; Janet Mueller
yice-pres Genrsieve Henderson. rec Sc,
Ruth Hill. lin. secy.. Frances Kalafa
itch, warden. Cynthia Lee. coad Ircu
RODRIGUEZ, Catherine Penney. Mary Sum
ina. trustees. +, O. Box Sc.
Montana labor news., 1949-05-05
LEGAL N,

IN THE nIsIrIC.
SECOND Judicial ~ .HE
STATE OF MONTANA I'D FOR
The COUNT 81 sR BOW
No 1906
Patricia d ..s K.frsn P
Dunno. Deifalas
SUMMONS FOR tsfIcArIoN
The s'atr o. Ma..1 send. Greeting.
20 the Aoofe Named Defendant
You are arsea laglnrd 70 answer
the complain, f.4 actNi. Vhlch is
flied "a lie Office u 'ac Clerk % this
Court. a copy Of wac. 8, heresith served
upon voI. and 70 III YOUR answer aad
serve a copy thereof upon the plaintiffs
attorney within twenty days after the
service Of ta.s exclusive Of
tie day o. service. and % case OF your
failure 70 appear OF answer judgment
all be taken against You by default .or
the relief demanded iu the complaint
A. genera. statement % pisit ttf, cause
% action IS as follows.
That plaintiff and defendant we've
married a. Net YORK City. New York
oa Jane 1rd 1884. tina, p'a.ut!ii las beer
5 bona tide resident Of Butte. Montana
iof more than one year last past that
the following named children have been
bori OF said marriage. VIZ Rosemary
Dunno a girl aged thirteen years, keran
Dunno. a boz aged seven years. and d.
ana Magdalenr Dunno, a girl aged five
wears that the defendant above-named
-s'vA't"."N so' - =,
r,ase vow ,os,l na' ,S bee" sl.. n,, 81 an, eE're ,s
- ~. -. 49," -.
sNiF'me cruelty CONSISTED n ne ,o'on
.s NJ epa,r.,.a LIN n,'~aw
s, w. dssa~,hi, - n..1..
il'1ao's "nu u,ssslesao.. S'tn go
~" ,sS.sd ana .raa"eed nierg,1n ar4
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~. ,.sa.n.m. nie',,.s s, asT.nd,.
~cNs'~d aad vas persisted 30 Tor a period
Of NOR thaa nnr ycar immediately pre-
rec4 NE 2gfd dar Of March 1919. and
shlta course 81 conduct iisil, and rras.
nHtblt ats ard Of slrh q nature and
character as So 20 DESTROY tine peace
, ui mAe md hanp4uess OF plaintiff aad
%ratreis defeat the proper and legitimate
inbie,i. ~ marriage. and has rendered
and sf.l renders fNf continuance ~ the
marriage relation hctaeen niain,ia ane
def.ndAuf perpetuaUy unreasonable aat
. 5ntn,,fabl i, plaint4ff tia, plaintiff 81
I'm ,aa rrapet person 10 D. avardrs
I,s, rar, egsfad, control and education
int ibe.ad mnrnr chldrot ~ fne parttr
80.
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rn,, ,l,Frttf h. granted A.
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t'0Hti seal' ffaiN = ',ap 80
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