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New England bulletin., 1949-07-09
Johnsons Back From Canada Wedding Trip

son, Jr. recently returened from their honeymoon in Canada and Cleveland, Ohio following their wedding which took place recently at Mount Calvary Baptist Church
 Mrs. Johnson is the former Louise Marie Horne, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Oscar Horne of Ken nedy Street, Hartford and Wallace is the son of Mrs. and Mrs. Wal lace c. Johnson, ST. of Hubbard Street, Bloomfield.
 The wedding, double ring cere- mony, was performed by Reverend F. D. Oates in the church beauti palms and canda1abras with tall baskets of gladiolas and hydran- geas at the sides.
 Mrs. Odessa West played the wedding march and accompanied James Mckinney, brother-in-law to the groom, as he sang Because and "The Lords Prayer"
 The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore gown of white marquisette with an illusion yoke edged with a ruffled bertha and a full gathered skirt extending into circular train with ruffles. Her ingertip veil of imported French illusion was attached to Julianne cap of marquisette and pearls. She carried shower bouquet of white roses, sweetpeas and stephanotis.
 Mrs. Robert Lewis, Jr., of East Windsor Hill, the matron of honor wore a gown of yellow marquisette Ia %aEo 11 o nd carried a bouquet of sprig flowers.
 Bridesmaids Gowns Similar
 The bridesmaids were the Misses Juanita Griffin, Estelle Mccoy. Marie Clinton and Mrs. Robert Harris, all of Hartford. They wore similar gowns of apple green mar quisette and carried old fashioned bouquets of spring flowers.
 Deborah Borders, the flower girl. wore an ankle length apple green marquisette dress and carried a
 miniature old fashioned bouquet, The ring bearer was Harrison Wimbush. Edward Strong of Hartford served as best man and the ushers were Allen w. Gum of Torington, Frank Davis, Jr., Lenard Nelson and Frederick Moultrie of Hart ford.
 The brides mother wore 8 biegs crepe gown with an embroidered neckline and lace broad brimmed | picture hat with a pale band. Her corsage was of pink, roses. Mrs. Johnson, the groom's mother wore a gray crepe gown with a gray hower-trimmed hat and a corsage of yellow and white roses. A reception followed the wedding in the beautiful garden of the Johnson home in Bloomfield. It was attended by more than one hundred and fifty guests. The huge three tiered wedding cake was beautifully decorated and sat on the brides table. Chicken salad and ice cream and cake were in the de- ighdfu1 repast. Hostesses for the reception were the Misses Juanita Murdoclz. Mary Lopez, Frieda Johnson, Dorothy Proffitt and the Mesdames Antoi- nette Washington, and George Coo per. ,.
 The Jehnsons will live in Ken nedy Street.
New England bulletin., 1949-07-09

He looked at me GlFeCfay. wh2G'S your name?" he said. I told him.
 I'm Mike Talley. been seein' you around. You been seein' me around?"
 \ had been seeing him around.
 Yeah, I'm around he said. He was final and a little triumphant as if he had settled point in an important discussion.
 '1'm gonna call yoai Ed and you're gonna call me Mike. Be- cause, we'll, because been seein' you around. Understand?
 understood.
 Its kinda funny. \ been seein' you around and you been seein' me around. That makes it like Pm kinda part of your Kre and you're part of mine in kind of way. One day \ won't see you around or you won't be seein' me around. and a little something will be gone that won't be missed. Un- derstan?"
 I understood. I had thought l understood when first found that John Dome had said it in a more poetic way of saying: Each mans death diminishes me for I, am in volved in mankind"
 "Now I can pass you on the street and can say, What do you know, Ed and you can say, Whats it to you, Milxe,' and it will be better. r. ....
 "I played Industrial League ball against Johnny. He threw hard most Of the time then. I thought I was pretty good but l never could get clean hit off him. He'd kick and lash the arm down, loose and smooth, and the ball was past me like aspirin on business before I could get set. It made me mad but couldn't help liking the guy Johnny was a good kid" He was fumbling around in his pockets and passed him my cigar hard. r1@ -s' |.
 1T suppose I'm talking about Johnny because he's co1ored and you are too. Maybe I'm not think i'm straight. Maybe in my mind I'm separating guys into little punches according to color or re igion. I hope not. I ain't gonna say like some guys that you're as good as me- That wouldn't mean nothin' except that I thought there
 might be some doubt. In 8 way you and me are as good as each other But you probably ain't as good as me in a knock runnny game and ain't as good as Johnny on a base ball field.''
 All men are equal in being, Mike No man is the eGSal of another i'm doing or dreaming.
 "WHen Johnny goes I'm willing to lay odds and lay it out big. But I'm not sure it's because he figures to win or form or because he's a right guy. can wind up snippen' butts on State Street if I go around bettin' on nice guys" He looked at me steadily for a moment. Then his thick features creased. His grin grew slowly un- til it reached from ear to there.
 Outside in the shadows of the restless street I filled my lungs with night air, seasoned with ci- garette smoke and it was good.
 \, had met a gambling parasite who is a great and noble man. I hope he wins that bet.
 Understand?
New England bulletin., 1949-07-09
Boys! Girls! Boys!

Like to join a club, have good times, earn extra money i'm your spare time after school? You can belong to the BUL- LETIN BOOSTERS, 8 club for girls and boys who want to sell the NEW ENGLAND BULLE- TIN (the old Connecticut. Chrora- 1cle) to friends and neighbors Wen have contests, prizes, free movie passes and parties for members.
 Come in and register at the Office, 2S14 Main st., Hartford, and leave your name at the desk. Or, you may register at any of the, following places: MIR. JULIUS DOUGLAS
 S9 Broad St.
 AnsOnia Conn. & MIR. ROBERT RAY .. SO1 Hamilton Ave.
 Greenwich, Conn. MRS. GEORGIAN HALLUM 164 Fairfield Ave.
 Stamford, Conn. '. WALTER NELSON
 SO6 Main St..
 New London, Conn. MIR. JOSEPH RILEY 36 Sumner St. MiddletOwm .- MIR. JAMES JONES
 412 Capen St.
 Windsor, Conn.
 SAMUEL MONROE
 80 Hartford Ave. New Britain, Conn.
 
 WILLIAM E. JACKSON
 172 DixweII Ave.
 New Haven, Conn.
 MIR. RAZSOR Carver Center, Ann Street
 NOrwallx, Conn. MIR. WALLACE HOOKER 94 Hopkins St., Wat'bury, Conn. MIR. J. EDWARD BURKE 70 Brook S&.. Waterbury, Conn.
New England bulletin., 1949-07-09
Teens About Hartford
 ID By Charlotte Wood
Page Nine

up thal6 the night talking about many different subjects. They talk themselves sleepy and then pile ln- to bed and go to sleep in a "sIum- Der sort of way"
New England bulletin., 1949-07-09

MIR. WALLACE HOOKER S4 Hopkins St, Wat'btary, Conn
New England bulletin., 1949-07-09

MIR. y. EDWARD BURKE % Brook St.. Waterbury, Conn.
New England bulletin., 1949-07-09
MFR. RAZS0F

MIR. RAZSOR Carver Center, Ann Street NOrwallx, Conn.
New England bulletin., 1949-07-09

WILLIAM E. JACKSON
 172 DixwelI Ave.
 New Haven, Conn.
Montana labor news., 1949-02-10
Roster Of Billings Unions

Yellowstone County Trades & Labor
labor TEMPLE, "a South 29th St, Pc.
BON 1916. Robert West, pres; Mau-
rice Holmes. v.p.; Glenn G Haliam'
Tin, sec.-treas.; Martha w. Peterson,
rec. sec; Ed klipstein, sgt.-at-arms
Howard Smith. George Llnvnle' FRANK
MAYER. trustees. Phone 2535.
Carpenters Local No. ll72 Roy
Thompson pres; Il. a.. Heiteroran
rec. sec. Meets LIST and Sd Tuesdays
Montana labor news., 1949-02-10
C NOTICES
NOTICE. TO CREDITORS

NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Estate Of Adele lombard. Deceased.
No,,te Is heseby given by the under
sic-rd Fxoe.tog OF the estate OF Adele
lombard. deecased, to the creditors OF
and all persons having claims aealnss ~
,eSessary eouchers, within four months
after he IT'S. publication OF this notice
n the said aaministrator at 3iS Owsles
pfdo Bu,t.. Montana, the same being
no Mace f8- tie transaction OF the bust
ross Of said late. In the County OF Bill
YER Bow. state OF Montana.
tr,fBF2TO LOMBARD. Executor
II .ha state OF Adele lombard
Deceased.
Dated Butte. Montana, this 25th day o.
January, 1853. -,
NJ j. Docpker, Attorney. ai4 owsle'
Building. 49,.
First publication January ~, lsis-4t.
Montana labor news., 1949-02-10
Roster Of Anaconda Unions

Central Labor Council-Meets "a and
Ith Mon. AO.H. Hall. John Mogus,
pres. Eugene Mcbride, v.p. Walter
y. Riley, sec: Ed Kelly, treas +. g;
De La Hunt, sg~t-at-arms. Harold
Erickson. Henrietta 6chrspps and James
Rice, Trustees.
Plumbers Local Union No. 673-W. j. O'Brien,
pres: J. A. Vanisko, v.p.: H. E. bchrapDS,
secy.. Pc. Box l277. Meets second Tuesday
At 7:so D m. In the A. o. H. hall.
Teamsters-Meets LIST and 3rd thursdays
Carpenters hall. downstairs. Pat Dunno,
pres; Tom Vanisko, vice pres; George Fors-
man; John Mogus. sec. secy.. bus. agent
Ray Sullivan, con. g. War; John Caroinal'
George Forsman, James Donovan, trustees
Montana labor news., 1949-02-10
LEGAL NOTICES

~ TIE DISTRICT COURT or The SEC
ONp JUDICIAL DISTRICT or rlE
STATE or NINfANA ~ AND 9
fBr COUNTY or SILVER BOW
~ s. $50
Ssrt1 caarer plartn Ben Conner
ALIAS SUMMONS
Tic STATE ID Montana Sends Greetings
rs tHe Atafc Named Defendaat
Won ara Nef.bt gmmoncd to answer
the complaint IN this action. which IS
rlsd in Tie office OF tho Clerk OF ms
court. a copY OF which IS herewith SERVED
nrln you. and 10 file your answer AID
eve 4 copy thereof upon the plaintiffs
aitornc, Nifhin twenty DAYS after the
service Of this exclusive OF the
day 81 service. and ia case Of YOUR failure
ia appear or answer, Judgment VIII he
taken against yoli bg default for tho re-
ti demanded in the complaint
Plaintiff complains aad alleges That
qtaf4tEf and defendant iufcrmarrted AZ
ifanfara. state of California, OH or about
t0e 23ri day Of April 1910 aad ever since
SAKE hccu aud ROW are. husband and
0ife tlat A. att tunes and continuously
tor more than one wear last past and I'M
reaafrlY preceding thc date of the com
insneemeet Of this action. to-vit the
18Th day ~ January. i9i9, the Plaintiff
hrran has heen. and now is, an actual
and bona fdc resident Of the state OF
Nn8sant Tint no children have heen norm
tine issue 30 said marriage, That TOT
urtoa ~ more tla.i one year last past
.nd immediately preceding the date Of the
rrwmencempni Of MS action. and on or
ah0gt the tith day Of August, In the year
ia43 tNc defendant ~lereil. dtsregarding
fMe salemnity Of Bills marriage VOW. WIZ
ffiv voluntarily and without caise de-
4 I.t.a.HaHaA tNte NfINrflff VIII
the !nteat .N him - desert her. ard ever
since said date las and stIlf continues
ia il Wgifully, voluntarily and without
cai.se. desert and abandon SAID pla'nti'f
aad 10 rive eparaic and apart from her
u4iHaaf ans sufficient cause or any fea
an aud against her viii and wish, AM
without her consent: that plaintfff for
t nauc was Nora I BALDWIN
WHEREFORE p'aintin prays Judgmer
qs4Anst tAr defendant that the bonds .
W-4trmoHg heretofore and now rvistiu
rs III talged asa that the parties be re
f0fs4 rs .he status Of single per on.
degtea ~ divorce from tn bona
#frMn4av Ne issued Nv the Court :
tl4at p!ai.itif he reslored % ne us
h Nes totner name Of Nora | Baldwin
H4 tar such Other nf ( further relirt q
Count NAV ea meet ana asre'
is To equity
Wttrfs mg laNt md Tie eal & sal
Court if 25f3 da1 of January 4 y
l4ta
scsl FRANK j GABsE. Clerk
EF# fillmore : MAFNpA Deputy CLERK
wtliam Rtrrarr. Attorney. for pla.s
tW. eos silver BoN Block Butte, Moniafl
Erst publication january r, 1919 ~
NOTICE Of SALE 10 PAY COST or
STORAGE AND ETC
wotia Aeftby given That the nudc
Montana labor news., 1949-02-10

~ THE DISTRICT COURT ~ lhf ag
oND JUDICIAL DISTRICT pt iii
STATE OF MONTANA Is ND
TuF COUNTY OF SILVER BOW
NJ. 1892 rsa4
In the matter q laf
Martin Deceased
npnrp 70 SHOW CAUSE ON PETITION
FOR LEASE OF REALTY
,,mos uarrls and william - CarFcA
uxaca.oyx Of me Lat WA and iestaHN
- rred Martin. Deceased hat mN1
and fled herin their verified
praying for al order Of tais co1ii
r,,.s ,bem TO lease the Afoca DAIRY prem
ises in Sections % and 81 in"H
North. Range Z Wet. " = "
yar pox County. Montana 20 30' ~o'
s,sin M. s23 Illinois St. Butte, M0HNl
sor The perlod beginning Oh FeofAtif !
,aaa and expiring Oh the 3ist "a; q ~
cember, leie. and ~ a gel'al p 80
month. .r -e-.
sons interested ia said estate appear
,ore this court in tile courtroom o. De
nartment | thcerof at the courtholse q
pntte silver Bow County MeNiais N
Eridav the fith day OF Fear3arf. 4tf'
AZ 2 90 O'Clock p NJ inca aga fAf{e
show cause why the PRAYER q sata
TONERS should not be e{a.ltn 49,
said real prperty leased Tor iAf .t- ~
AZ he rental mentioned "a said PEI
to which refereace is herees ma4,
further particulars and u IS FUR ~.
ORDERED tina, a copy o! tl4s e'3tt ?
published for Two successive Weeks
The Montana Labor News a AcN iAl :
general circulation p4nAsaed -
Dated this 25th day o. lamar ~
,scau JOHN 3 McCLERNAN. J1aff
Howard a Johnson, Aitorney
Prs, publication January =, ls4y -.
Montana labor news., 1949-02-10
Roster OF Great Falls Unions

Cascade County Trades b Labor Assembly
Meets Fri. Carpenters hall. B. l. stem
metz, pres. Box 2o73; Leo stewart wee
pres. John Evanko, Jr, Rec. sec, DON
1893, william Dayey, Treas; John Dusak'
|. L. price, NJ, r.. Webster, John Wolie.
Martha Lyon, Exec. Board, Walter DAVID
son. Serg. -at-Arms.
Grea. Falls Building q Construction
Trades Council Ben n. sims, pres
Edward G. Anderson, v.p., +, H. DIV
ron sec.-treas.; Jos. f.. duncan. serg-
at-arms; Larry Enquist, edward X.
Nelson, Richard Hamm, trustees.
Montana labor news., 1949-02-10
Wednesday

Wednesday
6:oo-Alarm Clock Club
7.00-CBS World News
7.i5-Barnyard Follies
-45-Morning Devotions
8:OO-CBS World News
~8:i5-Today Is Yours
8,30-Arth Godfrey Gold Seal wax
cult
Al Godfrey-National Biscuit
Observation-Disclosures
9.3o-Music From Hollywood
o:00-Treasure Hunt
10; 30-Music for You
ll00-News Brief
ll.o5-The Woman's Way
ll:l5-Tune Teaser Time
l~i:30-vocal Chords
ll:45-On the Bandstand
L: 0o-world News
~l2:i5-Perry Mason
l2.30-This Is Nora Drake
l2:45-A-z Novelties
lOO-News Brief
1:05-Novatime Trio
i:l5-Bing Crosby Program
l;3o-Your Lucky Strike with Dol
Ameche
2:oo-Hint Hunt by Armour and Co
2.25-News
Montana labor news., 1949-02-10
MOUNTAIN STANDARD TINE
Supda

fNOON4hlN
Sunday
s.oo-church Of the Air
s0O-News Brie;
e.05-BM Costello ana the news
e.i5-The Newsmaker
3o-Salt Lake Tabernacle Cho'r ana
organ
10 O0-InVitation TO Learning
Il: 3O-The Luthern Hour
liOO-world News
ii.i5-Elmer Roper-"where the Peop'e
Stand
li30-Tell II Again
i2.00-Festiyal OF Music
u 3o-You Are There
Ioo-New york Philharmonic orch.
230-skyway TO the stars
3a0o-Festival of Song
3 30-Strike Il Rich
4O0-The Family Hour
3o-Spotlight Revue
s oO-Jack Benny
5.30-Amos and Andy
e.0O-Adventures OF Sam Spade
s.3o-Life With Luigi
7.00-The Electric Theatre
: 30-our Miss Brooks
so0-Lum N Abner
s.3o-It Pays to be Ignorant
900-The World Tonight
9l0-News Analysis
9l5-U. N in Action
~930-Chuek Foster Orchestra
i0: 00-News
II. o5-Johnny Austin Orchestra
10: 30-Tex Beneke Orchestra
u:O0-Columbia World News
ii.i5-Uniyersity Explorer
u to Midnight
i2.0o-Sign otf-and to All a GOOD
Night
Montana labor news., 1949-02-10
Tuesday

{. oo-Alarm Clock Club
r oO-CBS World News
7.15-Barnyard Fonies
T s5-Mor1ling Devotions
m-CBS World News
8.15-Today Is Yours ~,
q 3o-Arthur Godfrey Gold Seal wax
a45-Arthur Godfrey-National his
cult h
o 30-Music From Hollywood
10. 00-Treasure Hunt
10. 30-Music for You
lls00-News Brief
ll,05-The Woman Way
1I.l5-Tune Teaser Time
l~.30-Vocal Chords
il:45-On the Bandstand
II: News
~l2.l5-Perry Mason
IL. 30-This Is Nora Drake
L. 45-Southland Singing
l.00-News Brief
l~o5-Novatime Trio
l.l5-Bing Crosby Program -
l:so-Your Lucky Strike With Ion
o.oo-n nn.'' Hunt by Armour and Co.
2.25-News
$40 Robert @ Lewis Show
3.00@Treasury Bandsta.lu
:. ao-Rhythm Ranch Hands
3:45-Meet the Missus
Oo-Eric Sevarcid and the News
4.l5-You and Winter Sports
~4t30-News Brief
35-Hawaiian Echoes
45-The Chicagoans
5.o0-The Marine Story
5:l5-Spotlight on Sports
5.3O-Club is
r. Murrow-News
6~.00-Butte's Best
CHS World News
6.30-Headlines and Footnotes
{, 45-piano Magic
7:00-Music Hall
T.3O-Morey Amsterdam Show
s.O0-Hlt the Jackpot
.30-TBA
9.00-Club Variety
9:i5-vets Varieties
q 30-Guy Lombardo Orchestra
10. 0o-Final Edition OF Home News
i, IL. l5-Sports Nightcap
10: 3O-Jimmy Dorsey Orchestra
f.0o-Columbia World News
~li:l5-People's Choice
~ 00-Sign Off
Montana labor news., 1949-02-10
Know PROGRAM SCHEDULE

aso-Robert @ Lewis Slow
s:OO-Your Army
s.is-Treasury BandstaHd
3.3O-Rhyihm Ranch Hands
3.a5-Meet the Missas
! o0-Eric Sevared and tie New.
4l5-You 4 Growing Up
43O-News Brlei
435-Hawa,ian Echoes
445-The Chicagoans
OO-Decislon Nov
5.l5-Spotlight on Sports
5.30-Club 10
s4S-Edward r Marrow New
e.0O-Butie's Best
6.i5-world News
6 3o-piano Magic
e45-Music OF Manhafica
7.O0,County Far
: 30-Harvest of star
seOo-Beat the C'ocf
s 3o-capitol cloce Room
q:00-Variety Cluh
el5-yets varleties
e.sO-Dance Orchestra
l0.OO-Fraal Edition OF Home News
l0.l5-Sports Nightcap
~lO.9O-Tex Beneke Orchestra
it.O0-chet Huntlci CHS NceS
II l~5-People's Chose
l2.00-Sign OF
Montana labor news., 1949-02-10

NOTE: Anyone wishing to make changes IN
the above Rosters please call 1888 at once. OF
mail them In to the MONTANA LABOR NEWS
Montana labor news., 1949-02-10

nRApFDRp CLEANERS SUITS
ri.4n dresses lfompt delivery i3tt
uatfs9n az. ilDtnr = iaaa
Montana labor news., 1949-02-10
LEGAL NOTICES

TX lie DISTRICT COURT or TIE SFC-
OND JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF TIE
STATE OF MONTANA II AND FOR
THE COUNTY or SILVER BOW
Va 43.56a.
stanley Guy Granser. and VIC Astclie
f Granger. Plaintiffs, IS lhe stair 81
Montana. a sovereign ststr. Tue S
Board OF Equalization OF the state Of
Montana. sam d Goa john A Matthew
and F b Purdy. as member II the state
Board of EQUALIZATION OF the State ~
Montana. all unknown heirs and 81 etA
ceS of cclina Desjardinr. deceased ana
all other persons unknown. clatft4he -
who might claim any right, tue estate
or interest IN or lien OF eneu'nbiAANf
upon the real property described n tae
Complaint. OF any thereof. -tNst'e la
D.aintiffs ownership. or any cloud upon
plaintiffs title thereto. whether sW
claim or possible claim be present :"
tfaeent, including any ciaini OF posss9"
clam OF dover. lneAoate OF altts't ~
PENDANTS.
The state Of Montana 20 tAe Above
Named Defendants. and to all otter per
sons unknown, Greeting
yol are hereby required 70 aasNft ih'
Complaint IN this action, ~hith ! ~
vttn served upon You. ana 70 ih 49,
answer and serve u copy tasicei W
plaintiffs attorney withih tN'NNs
nats after the service OF this summons
sS.i,.sive Of the day OF service and hs
case of your failure 70 appear OF aesN
Judgment viii be taken again h3'l ~
d,fsnlt Tor the relief demanded 4i N'
complaint. TINS action is b'p.st
Inc purpose Of quoting tile e lae 49,
situate IN silver Bow County Montana
to-wit
Lots numbered Three ~ ata iult
a. in Block numbered Twelve -
= The Montrose Addition 70 wv
putte silver Bow County Montana 'AN
Iots numbered -Four q aad ftse ~
~ plock numbered Two - 81 we bpl-
deaux Bungalow Addition ~ t,'
a, butte, silver Bow County, MGiiaAa
according to the Official pAa's 80 sal
,eye thereof no~ on Tile ana o. i"Sp''
IL nfflee of the County Nset N
p.rnrder OF silver Bow county MOI
taaa, except mineial '-ta
OF record.
and for the further purpose q Pioet'. E
! decree Of tins court. dfffstlAh "'N =
,.rmtntnr that a certain ueta AtifiV'1l'
~ ~, ne lsfh day Of JaaAa}9 1851
- e>rcuted and deItQied DS Ns1
nasta,dtnr to Henry @ Dcalafalih ~
rsen,dea m Book 1870 OF deed at P'A.
~ me Records Of SILVER Bow SeNsH' 49,
rama conveying 70 sad iiritF
tardtnr Lots numbered liite
Four q in Block huinoet'a !
- me Muatrose Addition ~ W. !
pnt,c silver Bow County. Montana. I"
rnidiuu 10 the official plat 4"i y
III, and OF record ia tNs oil4.,
~, III, clerk and Recorder Of sife. ~.
r,n.tt Montana. was IN last aiN l'-
Intended 10 convey and dfa 9on /.
rrnry O Desiardlnc All fsAi NA'
49, .nd rsrate Of sad cellAa DeslafdtN
~ and to Lots numbered foAi
p,re t5t ia Block NUMBERED iMt
Montana labor news., 1949-02-10

SHEA. UNbERTAkEI sS. lN5
;. Idaho St. Butte Phone 1881
Montana labor news., 1949-02-10
NoiIcF - cREDm0Rs
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING

FRESH Killed ONEN-REApY fOul~
try. Try a., you u like~it strictly
fresh eggs poKSiIS 1854 Harrison
Tel $500.
Montana labor news., 1949-02-10

TRANSFER STORAGE. LOCAL ANn
long distance hauling. baslry Trans.
Ter. Phone 5iah tbl9
Montana labor news., 1949-02-10

Wtirss my hand uad the eal q said
,olrt III 25'l Dan % January a y
Montana labor news., 1949-02-10

IL HE DISTRICT COURT or TIE sFc-
OND JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF ilif
STATE OF MONTANA ~ AND FOR
THE COUNTY or SILVER BOW
Montana labor news., 1949-02-10
LEGAL NOTICES

TIE -FcO,fD JUDICIAL DISTRICT
COrHr or THIS STATE OF MONTANA
~ ASD FOR IffF COUNTY or si--
rFu uru
Montana labor news., 1949-02-10
MINT WASH

seli service laaudr 19Ql HAfF4t0A nv
Paoac 2.aiad
Montana labor news., 1949-02-10

WHEREFORE Plaintiff prays judgment
qstinst the defendant that the bonds u
HairfmoHg heretofore and nov wrNistiug
~ dissolved ard that tile parties be re-
t4f,a rs .le Status OF single pcrsons,
Il decree 10 divorce from thu bonds
Fl. mHfrYnaHv he issued w the Spdr' p
tl.at psat.tiif Dc re,lored % inc use
HI bfY tafmcr name 81 Nora | Baldwin
a4 TAR such o,fsr afi further relirt AZ
sN eff Court may s3eH meet ana N2r'e-
cts tn ruuftN
Montana labor news., 1949-02-10

Plumbers Union Local No. 4i-Alex MeDon-
aid. pres; Thomas Eva. vice pres, VIM.
Honey. fin. secy., Clt1n Myers. rec. secy.;
Albert Eva. treas: meets every Monday al
8 D. m. in the Carpenters hall.
Evening star., 1949-09-01
Further Inquiry Slated
On Gas Rate al Next,
PUG Hearing Sept. 19.

The Public Utilities Commission
has recessed its public hearing on
the proposed gas rate increase for
District consumers until 10 am.
September 10.
Announcing the recess at the
end OF yesterdays session OF the
hearing at the District Building.
PUG Chairman James H. Flana-
gan noted that, if Federal Govern
ment representatives participating
find they are able to attend ear
lier, the session will be moved up
to September IL.
The Washington Gas Light Co.
is asking a 7 per cent rate in
crease in the District in order to
increase its annual operating rev.
enues by 100000.
Roberts to Press Inquiry.
Further examination OF the
company's case will be conducted
at the next session by William A.
Roberts, counsel for the gas con-
sumers and independent appli-
ance dealers, and John J. Kirby,
attorney for the Bureau OF Fed
eral Supply.
Mr.. Roberts said he intends to
inquire further into the company's S
operations and financial methods,
including the basis Of its claims
of a reasonable rate Of return" "
He said he expects to 60 into
the powers Of the company with
respect to merchandising, jobbing,
advertising and other activities
in which it may be engaged. He
said he also wished information on
discounts and rebates received
and given by the company in pro-
curement and sales.
Sliding Scale Urged.
At the hearing yesterday, V. A.
McElfresh, PUG executive ac-
countant, recommended approval
of the rate increase request pro-
vided the company returns to the
so-called sliding scale principle.
He also expressed doubt as to
approval of new rate plan based
only on operations in the District.
Earlier, he had expressed the
view that his study Of the COM
pany's rate and financial struc-
ture indicates a merger of the
various subsidiaries in Maryland
and Virginia would be advan-
tageouS.
Evening star., 1949-09-01

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Self-Service Meat Depts.
ShirIinston Shopping Center
zslo S. Quincy St, Shirnston, Arlington
Powhoton Shopping Center
Powhoton and Henry sts.,I IAIexondria
Jefferson Manor Shopping Center
King. Hishwoy and Fort Drive, Alexondria
219 N. Commerce ST., Rockville, Nd.
1918 Annapolis Rd.. BIadensburs
lust East Of the Peace Cross
Woodmoor Shopping Center, Four Corners
coiesfIIs Rd. and Old BIodensbuy lRd.