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TRUCK DRIVER

-olored. al-35 years Of Ass. theI-
ouxhly experienced on heavy tIaek
muKi have D C. drivers permit
must be able TO pass physical ex-
aminstion permanent loo with IN
creakes in pay 5-day $u-houI
week, mApy employment adNAnt-
Ases rust be able 10 furnish Tsief =
ences Apply personnel once. Room
bO4 star Buiidins,
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1949-06-12
RE SMART

A wnfK to- csmpAus w8En 40
~ rrp4fattaf4 tuI Rank3si-tt Aaaa
'Big dtG4nx We nrrG srNsTAI -
pFfienFec nfsH 50 eon E3s oH. Ssisk
togCr n NkshAastSa- pTaFby MAJ
iaHG Saa b4r13uIA ph1ar Ma 4sE
tGg 1sFSunA4 4EtFrtssN
AAArn DpnDIT"TG Tn
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HEAD STOCKMAN

Furniture, warehouse. Experience
Necessary 5 day week 20se dis
count on purchases. Free hospi-
taiization and other emplQys oene-
nts Apply personnel once, bth
floor. 0oldenherEs eth and x sta.
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HELP WANTED AGENCIES

BUDGET AUDITOR tm),. dept: store
exper.; check auditor, store M expsr;s %i:s
Bell or Mr.. Ford. BOYD'S, 700 1"tn,
cor. O. MA. 2340. ---------
fLECTROMATIC TYPIsT. exper;.
perm, 81 20 hour ct once, Miss Reed
PERSONNEL SERVICE, 1911 g st.
PshisnL PshisnL1CcihfiY chi WRITER, some typins'
s46 yyk;. sxpssienSsait sxvsseMNSt, sssrRSSIsE, e. Snes
1911 O st. NV. Ma. 60ss.
fYPIsTs %. rapid. law once. S45
wk.; receptionists:,ty pub pTp slEp,
soNEEL SERVICE 1911 6 st.
wv ~ uAvE hotel boys, walters. dish:
washers, yardmen and others. Call
TYPISTS (F) to $45 Wk.
Real estate. ms. hotel law assoc.
radio ofices; few PIX opr -typlsts,
1870 new openings daily. See MISS
Evans INA. 234M. ~
BOYD'S, COR. 18th & G
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Classified Ads
xAlfSstk ca.s :

-ECTRlcAt SUPPLY
Exg~s sEssreS NJ s4es e. - ~
ttc~ Fs2 aFFGs $50 "A - ;
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AMBASSADOR
EMPI. SERVICE

494v44 A&s k12AAe - ~
1874 X ut. NV, RIM. 20s, ST. .aI5,
Secretaries, many, 500 10 SZ2o.
Oictaphone operators, many, $lSo.
Stsnos.. many. S175-S225.
Typists, many, S140-$176.
File clerks. many, $3.50.
Excellent openings and opportunities
secured future. Apply at once,
Al Secy. (F.), $50 Wk.
Assoc., neat, alert, under 35; real
estate secy.. $50 wk.; patent law
secretary, $50; steno.. motor corp.
$50; import-export secy.. start $50;
legal secretary. start $3.50 UP; hun
dreds Of others. 1t adds prestige 70
center for over Sc yrs. 5 floors: -
BOYD'S, Cor. 18th and G
(NA. 23401
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MEN-2l TO 35

Are you interested In permanent, IN
tsres,inK work. Investisaf ths op-
Co as ktreeteaF or ous operators.
paid vacations, sick leave, free trans
pension SyEtem; no xpsrterce neees-
ssry. We teach you ard Day you
xhile leafninR Apply now, 3e 70
IL noon. Monday thfoGEh Fri0syr
empioymsrt ofsce, 1892 NJ ST. n.w
Take Routes 80 Ro&slyn. 20 Cabin
John. 10 Friendship HEts- sireetesrs
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SUPERINTENDENT

LarEe downtoNu apartment house
front desk PIX. xensTai experience
REQUIRED in operation OF apartment
hotel Must b. able 10 handle he
Prefer man As te 90 Aoher and
reliable Best working conditions
Salary and apartment Prefer bach
eior or SicoRer Apply Ras lI@K
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SALESMAN

Sa aps-Flte rc 1E Eas sahspGss - -
Cc0ss tRS74's. ENEe4Asz aAAFt kER
ms FAWNBAukLsIS At ~ = e.
"A SSSss
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MECHANICS

To call on restaurants. institution
etc. Cail bet q and . m. AUTH
SUPPLY co. Center Market, 5th
and X SITS, NV --l2
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YOUNG MEN

With college BACKGROUND preferred
permanent career teArh hins 6Ancins
excellent opportunity 10 beeons
branch mAnagtrE. no eHpff lepee
necessary complete training eIv~n
sood salary, Interview II sm
pm
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- 1hpe4iN w A'~s
SATURDAY EXTRAS
SALESMAN

Power tool demonktrAtoFs Bofrs
knoVledEe OF home workshop tools
necessary. Call MISS Burieson for
appoint HECHIS0ER CO, AT 1900
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DON MARTINI
BOG lath 81 NV. Of U
YOUNG MEN

in tsAching. supefvisina.
interviewing. with opportunity 70
become branch manaseTS.
ARTHUR MURRAY'S
Expansion program has made opport
for high cAiioer personnel 2 yfs
college educ pref. but not essential,
Previous exper. not nee Apply In
person. 2 10 &, Mon. through Fri
See MISS FERRELL Do net phone.
IlnR Conn ave NV
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MP MIN

saII SMA> Se AszsEa 4. ksts Ess
ssss< EE%sA .sssa 1l&rss ts&cG o. ~ =
kA1 K<~rsH w&aFv E& Ia Nktkty
GrNN AtS 80 EsE 1Ea sss1kas q ~
tTEss as a. ErEs,ss rs 'es ass a.ss
&5g@=ns Ia fa3&sH FAE ysEs s&s5f
sS~rAEs 'T&1 = tstl - $500 p<s werG
WEATHER MASTER co
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HERE ARE FACTS

On our sale plan dD Appoin tms pt
selling only. t:l hish ssrninss, 81
square deal to buyer. 90 no direct
competition, tbi repeat sales. Car
required. interviewing Monday enly
TNttropA f~tFnlH aiAs
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T,ABORER

coiored. ase. 2o-36. 70 clean presses
5-day, 4a-hour week. work starts
about an: permanent Job for
dependable man wha can pass
physical examination. S32 per week
to start with ineHfases In pay
Apply personnel once, Room 5o4
star Bnilolns. n-.
Evening star., 1949-06-12
Hotel Chef-Steward

Thorough krowiedse food prepara-
tion, cost, purchasing essential
Take comp. charge kit. well known
Wash. hotel; good sal and work
ing cond Phone MISS JOHNSON,
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Mutual, ITO G, Ma. 0954

Mutual, ITO G, MA. O9o4
Nen-Arch' craftsman, Ss5 up; sound
sishes1snt sis e.Sinst., S SIS e1R xR: sales druss
exp, $3.50; refrs.. parts manager.
SS2S: stenos., 120-150 w.p;mas 500:
credit invest, car. sgle.. 5000 exp
b. c. exp, 5000; sales. luggage, $40;
stock elk. elec. supply. exp 500
Women-secy, legal, $3.50; ssey: sc.
trsnsp.. $3.50: steno:, q, Al S55o0;; S5o;
bkpr., Sc, S226; bkpr .-typlst' $50;
typisf, billing trainee. Sc. $46. -13
Accountant (M), $75 Wk.
Must have master degree. pref store
sxpsr.; for right man much higher
sefary. At once. Miss Bell at
BOYD'S, COR. 18th AND G
MA. 2S40
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Engineers,
Grocery Store Mgrs.

Grocery STORE MBTS.
tablixhed Frocery frm expanding
has position for aualified store man
ager: interested in salary plus share
OF profits; reply. state sse. expert
enee. other pertinent information.
Replies confidential. Box 323-J.
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PATENT CRAFTSMAN

Local arn Of patent attorneys has sn
opening for an expeTisEee6 psfent
Craftsman; spiendio oppoTtunify ior
an excellent yearly taeous replies
confidential Boz ioI-K. star. --i2
Evening star., 1949-06-12

Preferably experfencee on Buiek
service Apply to Nj. CurninEnhm.
service manager.
Emerson g. Orme. Inc.
Al 18th and NJ sts. a ".
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ARLINGTON-ALEX.
All types OF once. store, technical
and sales positions open for men
and women.
Potomac Employment Agency
26Oe wilson Blvd, Arl. CHI. 5000.
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THE EVENING STAR
MEAT SALESMAN

xAAFA I~ n &Nxs
For fancy grocery department. Man
or woman. State qualifications
Box 44a-M. Star,
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PHOTO RETOUCHEI

PHOTO FTNISHEKs, experience in
photo finishing plant essential; print
ers, checkers, enlargers needed at
once. Call Mr.. COOLEY, OW. a222.
Evening star., 1949-06-12

HS1IIBefdElU GcI EsIt I24z41
Exper. preferably Frtgidsns year.
round empicymerf In esfselishsd
concern. Apply J n ESRrGHT co.
70ao wis ave. Chevy Chase Mo
Evening star., 1949-06-12

lOWN ASoA
SALESMAN. experienced In selling to
department stores specially shops.
etc, 10 handle unusual and prcgFes-
stve line Of pAekaginG, paper boxes
and paper bags: car necessary, Clean
cut. young man. Call willard Hotel
for intsIviey Mon. . to 10 Pm.
ss1SsM1S, MH MoNIoN Familiar With hotel. and
house. Box 1si-K. Star. -Ie
9 sALESMAN-Progres orEsnixation
has unusual opening for cne sales
man under IS. owning car: VIII
train ambitious worker to sell pres-
ent customers paint contractor
and maintes.nsssl,y s5ssileR, ro R.v ssiaTs sx
Ri1ss R.so e0sGs- aG "a xaHsoiL eo" Ae' n'
SALESMAN. furniture. young asGres-
siFe. pleasing personality and Will
ing: evening work to start with op-
portunity for full-time position With
salary and commisStoq. rexiclne II
the vicinities OF Bethesda. chevy
Chase. Takcu1a Pk. or SILVER sprint
Give past experience in reply. box
SALESMAN. real estate, experienced
Nd. and D. @. properties mesf list.
inas In town. For apDotntmenf cah
j. RANDALL wALCRoFT. Realtof.
sSaESiks.ss ali asSS wanted for sroeery sps.
cialty hoase. Must be aeSaaintee
Elnia and MARYLAND trade, ox
sss111sMaS. ycuns. fer District and
yJcinitg. GOOD starting SALARY. With
unlimited opportuntty; shcgld ee vsn
known tn AREA. Give marital status
and salary sxpestsd. Dox tS-A- @af-
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zAEx MAsAGGH. sxsexsenes< fsssxs
ard hmma srzDrsv~ssens sssesMsr
20 saEs ekarse 81 sales vi give
she rsxfs Rae O snc@ agewoMssteh
esss s sge sss vhsi - ssss. -
Evening star., 1949-06-12

t7sas ~tt tE-e TEts ~ Fs Es-4
49,, .a st sess aa e. 80
Esrs -*sF st -
h-'f tskss 81 1aa ef --st 49,
tss saaTa - .ar-rs ~,
N Hs.A kA,fz ~ Ass maf
Montana labor news., 1949-12-22
LEGAL NOTICES

This action Is brought for the purpose o,
Qaieiing title 10 TIE lands situate IN
silver Bow County. State .. Montana.
aai more particularly cssrrsed As FOL-
.oss. to-vit.
That portion OF the South onr-hau
lSa' OF the Southsrsi o~ne-elsrt-f ,sw
- Of the NofthDast o~as-s-ar.er tNrsi
O, Section Eighteen is IN Tounssi,
Three ~ North o. Range sewn TX
West. APN. descroee A. B~slrnins
AZ the Southwest corner d. Blocs Ess,
o. OF ths PauStt Addition 10 The CIV
OF Butte. according 10 TIE o..els, MA,
and survey thereof or file ard Of record hi
the office OF the County CLERK and Re-
cordef OF SILVER Boa County. Mr1tana
feet: thence uasterly parallel with m.
South line OF Bloc ESht g.. Fausei,
Addition. Thirty-.tc Is feet 10 ne
Northwest, corner o. he tract 70 BE- te.
scribed. hence East ~ parallel am ~,
South line of Bloc Eight . Fausett
Addition. r~hirty-f.se Is feet. thence
South Ninety-nlne 30 Zee, thence
S~outh~rs'eriy Ih~lftt-N and three
!oarths 49,. feet ne Sc Norris one
Hundred Fise nos IT,; % TIE pom, .,
beginning
WITNESS MY HAND AND Tur SEA-
OF SAID COURT THIS istA DAY or
NOVEMBER. 1919
FRANK } GABsE
Clerk .. tie Distinct Court
BY FILLMORE J MAFNpA.
Deputy Clerk
COURT szALl
J r. unish
JOIN T Aullany
a. N Main Street
Butte. Montana
ATTORNEYS FOR PLAINTIFF
Publish December .. Is. %. - isas
Montana labor news., 1949-12-22
LEGAL NOTICES

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF THE
STATE OF MONTANA IN AND FOR
THE COUNTY OF SILVER BOW
No. i4O3l
Frank II Hinchclli., aad wife, Maxine
Ruth Hlnchcliff, Plaintiffs. VS.. Phemia
MePhail. County Treasurer OF the County
OF Silver Bow. State Of Montana: County
OF Silver Bow. State OF Montana. Will
bur Brookins II alive. II dead, al
unknown heirs and or devisees OF Will
bur Brookins. deceased: Mrs. Wilbur
Brookins. If such person there be: VII
liam Carl Brookins: John Allen Brook
ms. and all other persons unknown.
Claiming. or who might claim. any right.
title. estate or Interest in. or lien or
eneumbrance upon the real property des-
cribed In plaintiffs complaint. or any
thereof adverse to plaintiffs ownership.
or any cloud upon plaintiffs title there
70, whether such claim or possible claim
be present or contingent. including any
claim, or possible claim OF dover, In
eEoate or accrued Defendants.
SUMMONS
State OF Montan sends Greetings TO
the above named Defendants.
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 I'M
swer and serve a copy thereof upon
Plaintiffs attorneys within Twenty t20l
DAYS alter the service OF this Summons.
Montana labor news., 1949-12-22
LEGAL NOTICES

exclusive OF the day OF service: and in
case of your failure 10 appear or An
Ter. Judgment will be taken against YOU
b. default for the relief demanded N
the Complaint. this actor is brought
for the purpose OF procuring . Ia,
Deed from the County Treasurer OF eil.
yer Bow County. Montana, for. NC to
quiet title TO. the lands AID premises
situate in Silver Bow County. Montana,
described as:
Lots numbered Nine 49, and Ten ,i0I
in Block Forty-SiS les OF the Ath-
erton Place on the Lakes. Silver Box
County. Montana. according TO the Of
fetal plat and survey thereof. on file
and OF record m the office OF the
County Clerk and Recorder OF Silver
Bow County. Montana
witness my hand and seal OF said
Court this 3oth day OF November. ls4s
FRANK J. GABSE.
Clerk OF the District Court
BY DAN BUCKvICH.
Deputy Clerk
COURT SEAL
J F Emigh, John 7 Mullany ~ North
Main Street. Butte. Montana Attorneys
for Plaintiffs.
Publish Dec. is. 90. 2s-ls4s. Jan S. 1850
Montana labor news., 1949-12-22
Another Libel Suit
Against Pegler

Quentin Reynolds. Tree lance wit.
er. Ia. instructed HI, attorneys u
lie = $4,000 libel suit against
Westbrook Pes'ef because u "ial.-
and obscene charge" IN d receu,
column
Pegler had attacked Heywo i
Broun and alsO Reynolds. charging
the latter. among other thing, va,
once a practieins nudi,t a iour
ilu,hcr,. and during the war hi,
proiuheraui hclls VA, Tiled with
something cl,r than sui,"
Peglcr also Ia, 4 libel nit pend
ing against hun. flied By brew
PcAf>nn Washington cslimri,f
Montana labor news., 1949-12-22
SUMMONS NO ssols

MEEDRoN COMMISSION HASTE. PAN.
TIFF.
X N COBBAS. otherslse know. q,
ROBERT " cOBBAN. If alive. 4: dead
all unknown heirs and or devlsees 0. X
II Cobban. otherwise known as Rober,
NJ. Cobban. deceased. MRS. r " COB.
BAN. o,herwise known as MRS ROBERT
N COBBAN. If such person there be
JULIUS SANDS. II alive. II dead. I'll
unknown heirs and or de,isees OF Juliu,
Sands dece 2sed. MRS JULIUS SANDS. II
such person there be. ABRAA SANDS.
Otherwise known as ABRAHAM SANDS,
II alive. If dead. ali unknown heirs and Z
or deylsees o: Abrsm Sands. otherxise
knoan as Abraham Sands deceased. MRS
ADRIAN SANDS. otherwise known a. MRS
ABRAHAM SANDS If such person there
be. THERESA Appel. II alive. If dead. all
LaxnoNn heirs and or ces.sres OF THERE
"a APPEL. deceased. YErrA JACOBS. II
alive. II dead. all unknown heirs and or
desisees OF YErrA JACOBS. deceased
SYLVESTER SANDS, If alive. !. dead. ali
ter Sands. deceased. MRS. SYLvESA
SANDS. II such person there be. ANNIE
PHILLIP. II alive. II dead. all unknown
heirs or deyisees OF Annie Phillip.
deceased. MRS. W. l.. EDWARDS. other
wise known az MRS wM l. EDWARDS. II
slch person mere De. MAX II SCHULTZE,
II alive. j, dead. all unknown heirs and
OF deyisecs OF Max Il. Schultz. deceased.
MRS MAX II. SCHULTZ. II such person
there be. MARGARET INSTANCE. II alive.
1. dead. all unknown heirs and or dr,.s~es
o. Margaret Instance. deceased, Dore~n
Pearl Instance. II alive. II dead. all un-
know-l heirs and or dey.sees OF Doreen
Pearl Instance. deceased. GARNET GAS
SER. a. administrative OF the estate OF
Fred fn<fuNra Narau-at rADNET cAE
SER. individually. II alive. II dead. all
Unknown heirs and or desisees 0! Garnet
Gasser. deceased. THE STATE IF MON
TANA. a sovereign State, the STATE
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION. OF the State
OF Montana SAM d GOA. JOHN A
MATHEWS and JOE MILLER. as members
OF the State Board o! Equalization OF the
S,a,e OF Montana. and all other persons.
unknown. claiming OF who might claim any
right. title, estate OF Interest IN or lie1i
OF eneunnbrance upon the real property
DE cribed In the complaint. or any there
OF adverse to plaintiffs ownership. or
any cloud upon plaintiffs title thereto
whether such claim. or possible claim. be
or contingent. including any claim
OF possible claim. OF dover. inchoate OF
accrued. Defendants
UNIONS
THE STATE OF MONT-NA TO THE
ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS AMI 10
ALL OTHER PERSONS UNKNOWN
GREETING.
You are hereby summoned to answer
tile Complaint IN THIS uctioi. which Is
iiied IN tie Oftice OF the Clerk OF this
ctur. a copy OF which Is herewith served
Upon you and to file your answer and
serve a copt thereof upo-i the Plaintiffs
attorney within twenty t2Oi days after
tar erflcc o! this summons. exclusive
- ihr tsl III service and in case OF voir
failure 10 appear or answer. Judgment
Viii be taken against you BY default for
the relief demanded IN the Complaint
Montana labor news., 1949-12-22
LEGAL NOTICES
GAIL FoR BIDS

sea.el ol-s l be .~ssce.ssd D. the IN.
Gers saea ~ 2. 10 . n THURSDAY. Janu-
ar 5 1852 i,f furnishing office and
e.a5irocu furniture toF ;a- nex Edgcs-
to-. Banding a; Montana 5,s.- univer-
.fT Missogla. Aol,sna
BID propose. forms may be secured
from t1e Purchasing Department Capitol
Dl!.dias Helena M0ltsna
\ cashiers or certified check in the
amount =, u the total bid shal. &C
company al proposals
Ths State reserves the tight 10 reJec,
ans or A.. bids ald 20 Saise such tech
gacailtrs 4 tue oes, interests Of the
Stat nay warrant
PAUL D GOLDEN
STATE Purchasing Agent
p4o.sn December 8. IS. 22-ls<9
Montana labor news., 1949-12-22
ROBERT II
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
ESTATE OF MINNIE THOMAS
DECEASED

Notice Is hereby given BY thr uldr
signed administrator of the estate %.
Minnie Thomas. deceased. To thr creditor
OF and all persons having claims sgsiasi
the said deceased. TO exhibit them. with
the necessary vouchers. within -four
months after the FIRST publication Of
this notice to the said administrative a.
602 Metals Bank Bldg Butte. Montana
the same being the place for the trans
action OF the business OF said estate. ia
the County OF Silver Bow. State OF Mon
tsla.
CLARA WlNlFRED MITCHELL
Administrative OF thr Estate O.
Minnie Thomas. Deceased
Dated Butte. Montana thi, Ord dsy Of
December. 1919
T. j.. Davis.
Attorney for administrator
Publish DEC. Q IS 20. ~. lSs9
Montana labor news., 1949-12-22
NOTICE OF SALE. STATE HIGHWAY
SURPLUS EQUIPMENT


Sealed bids Will be received by the
State Purchasing Agent. Capitol Build
fig. Helena. Montana. up TO 10 90 A. NJ
January 5, 1850. for the purchase OF all.
or any part OF a prepared list OF High
way obsolete or surplus equipment. ma
terials and parts.
Lists SHOW ing the location. general con-
dition OF items. and terms OF sale NAV
De obtained from the Purchasing Depart
ment or any Divisional or District Of
flee OF the Highway Department
All items viii be sold or AS is where
Is basis without recourse. and bidders are
urged to Inspect all items before bidding
= certified check Is required with all
proposals
Inc right Is reserved to reject any or
All bids and to waive such technicai.ties
as the best interest OF the state may
warrant
PAUL d. GOLDEN
State Purchasing Agent
Publish December Is. %. 29-i949
Montana labor news., 1949-12-22
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
ESTATE OF ROBERT KEARNFY
Y,NS.E.Gtr,

Notice Is hereby g!yeu bs the under
signed. administra,oi o. the estate OF
Robert l. keafnc,. deceased 10 thr
creditors OF AMI all persons having claims
against the said deceased to exhibit them
With HE necessary vouchers. within four
months after The iirst publication of this
notice to the said administrator at room
Ala Silver Bow Bloce 20 West Granite
St. Butte. Montana. the same being thr
place for the transaction of the busines s.
OF said estate. ~ the Count, OF Silver
Bow. State OF Montana
ROBERT II KEAkNEY,
administrator OF thr Estate o.
Robert ! Kearnry. Deceased
Dated Butte. Montana This 5th day 0!
December. lg<9.
W Freebourn
Publish 4 times /, i . aa-t,. i-5-so
Montana labor news., 1949-12-22

NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Estate Of wili!sm e Siderlln De.
ceased.
Notice IS hereby g.teg D.. the under
signed. administratoi OF ne ,,tstr Of
William c 6idcriia deceased 10 the
creditors OF and al prg,ons having claim.
against the said deceased. - exhibit them.
with the necessary vouchers, within four
months after the trst rubneai.on OF
tins notice TO the said administration at
the Law offices Of All c Kfemrr. poi
Rourkc Estate Bldg Butte Montana
he same being The place iDr the tran
Saciion OF the business, OF said estate.
in the County OF Silver Bow. state oil
Montana.
REX F H~ENNlNGSEN. Admins
traitor 0. the Estate OF william
c Sideriin D~ceasrd
Dated Butte. Montana TIN, l0lh ds,
OF December, lsp
Publish i2-l5. - % ~ i-i-M
Montana labor news., 1949-12-22

MEEDRoN COMMISSION HASTE. Pa.
TIT.
Montana labor news., 1949-12-22
LEGAL NOTICES

IN II DISTRICT COURT OF THE
SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF The
STATE OF MONTANA IN n FOR
The COUNTY OF SILVER BOW
Evening star., 1949-05-16
This Changing World
China Nationalists Seen Able to Defend
5Western Provinces With L. S. Aid

ment. the areas natural defenses
"a desert as large as Texas and
impossible gorges on the upper
Yangtze-made their efforts fruit
less.
In his reports on the Allied VIC
tory in the Far East. Gen. MacAr-
thur pointed out emphatically
that If it had not been for the
Nationalist armies. fighting from
this natural fortress, the Japa-
nese could have had at their dis
posal. at the most critical time
of the campaign against Austria
liza. divisions which were being
employed against Chang. The
results could have been pretty Sc
rious for the Australians and the
Allies who were fighting with
them.
Indo- China Supply Route.
Our military men admit that
neither Canton nor other portions
of Southern China can be held
successfully by the demoralized
Nationalist troops, which the Com
munists have kept on the run for
months. But the troops in the
five western provinces have not
taken an active part in the recent
Nationalist disaster. They have
been guarding those provinces be-
hind the screen of their impass-
able desert, and gorges.
/ The sending of some military
equipment-artillery. light arms
and ammunition-together with
fertilizer and seed for next years
crops could make that area an
almost impregnable bastion. &C
cording to those who have made
a thorough study of the situation.
The cost over a period OF two
years would represent less than
two weeks expenditures under the
European Recovery Program. The
goods sent to China can be trans
ported by rail from Indo-China.
In the event that Russia's Chinese
stooges reach the confines OF that
French possession and succeed IN
interrupting the supply line, a
miniature airlift could do the job
at very small cost.
This plan has merit in that, be-
sides requiring a very modest out
lay of money. it would involve
only a handful of officers from the
United States Army, principally
specialists in transportation and
supply.
For the time being. however. the
State Department. waiting for the
dust to settle in China and for
British de facto recognition OF the
Chinese Communist regime. main
tains a "do-nothing" attitude.
Evening star., 1949-05-16

affect the public interest. :.
AS revealed hitherto, this board
has disqualified, subject to re-
moval or demotion, numerous
trial examiners, category OF OF
ficials very vital in the area OF
commission government. which Is,
itself, most important, for these
commissions administer and inter-
pref laws passed by Congress.
Trial examiners are judges, in ef-
feet, who gather evidence and
hold hearings preliminary to de-
cisions and acts by the commits
sions and special agencies them
selves.
Obviously such power to purge"
officials could be used to af1ect
public policy, and this intent Is
clearly indicated in the back
ground and viewpoint Of influen-
tial members of the six-men
board, of whom three are lawyers
representing big private interests,
two state Supreme Court justices,
and only one, a Civil Service Com
mission representative, from the
Government.
Bar Groups Role Cited.
How this all-powerful board
came into being is significant.
Here we 60 back to hierarchy OF
the American Bar Association, ex-
tremely conservative and not rep
resentative of the association as q
whole, which was influential in
enactment Of the Administrative
Procedures Act of 1946.
The Civil Service Commission is
authorized to appoint advisory
boards to assist 1t in carrying out
this act. But pressure was brought
upon the commission by this
bar association hierarchy through
Senator Wiley. Republican. Wis
consin, as chairman Of the Senate
Judiciary Committee in the 80th
Congress, to appoint instead a
board with broad powers literally
to fire and hire, which is beyond
even the commissions authority
as it is being exercised. and
| it may be said. exercised ar
bitrarily. Although the Federal