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Montana labor news., 1949-10-06
LEGAL NOTICES

THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
SECOND .'Url1IaL DISTRICT OF THE
STATE CT MONTANA IN AND FOR
THE c uN.Y cg SILVER BOW
10 Gl9a
lii the Maticr al The Estate OF Mary
F Mddleiop. DC ased
NOTICE Of Sal OF REAL PROPERTY
Nnlirr is ~ e. gwen pursuant TO al
order duly made, rendered. and entered
in the above entitled Court on the goth
day OF September. l949 The undersigned
the Administrator De Bonis Non, Viii sell
at private sale the following described
real property situate IN the County OF
SILVER Bow, State Of Montana. io-wit
All right, title. and interest. ard estate
OF decedent at the time OF her death
as well as all right. title. and ~iaterest
ard estate acquired by the estate OF said
deceased by operation Of law or other
wise other than or in addition to that
OF decedent in and TO:
Lots numbered Fifteen ,l5l and SIN
teen tiGi in Block Number Two 81
0 fthe Hurlburt Addition TO the civ
Of Butte. Silver Bow County. Montana,
according to the survey and plat there
Of on file in the office of the Clerk
and Recorder OF Silver Bow County.
Montana, and
Lots numbered Five 81 and SIX to-
in Block Number Twenty-eight 1851
Of the Floral Park Addition to the
CITY OF Butte. Silver Bow County. Mon
tana. according TO survey and plat
thereof nov Of file and record IN the
office OF The County Clerk aad Re
corder OF Silver Bow County. Montana
on or after the hour Of 10 90 O'Clock
A NJ on Monday the 10th day OF
October. 1919. al the law office OF j
r. Fmgh aud John T Mgllany, Attor-
aeys at Law, at AZ North Main Street
Butte. Montana. where bids Will be re
ceived. which bids must be N writing
The undersigned Administrator De Boni'
Non reserves the right to sell said rea
property together in one lot or parce
or in separate lots OF parcels. as he ma
deem most beneficial TO the estate OF
the deceased.
Bids may be submitted by leaving tho
i. same at the law Office OF ] f. Emigh
AZ North Main Street. Butte, Montana o.
delivering the same IN person TO the
said Jane Breaaan. or by filing thu
same with the Clerk of the District
Court Of the Second Judicial District OF
the state OF Montana, IN and for u,
County OF silver Bow at Butte. Montana
Terms OF sale ARE as follows Cash
10 per cent to be paid at the time
bids are submitted and the balance upof
confirmation OF sale Dated this 20ts
day OF September 1919
JAMES BRENNAN
Administrator ID Bonis Non
publish September %, 90 october 6
Montana labor news., 1949-10-06

Among so much news OF human selishness and greed, it is
refreshing to come upon this story Of Wiley B. Rutledge. great
liberal Supreme Court Justice, who recently died.
Washington newspapers reported this week that Rutledge
LETT an estate valued at only SAB, consisting OF a l94l auto
mobile and its heater. Outside Of that. his widow and three
child VII inherit only some insurance annuiues and a mort
gagged home
A. q Supreme Court Justice. Ruledge received a salary of
s25. COO a year He lived quietly and modestly. Obviously,
most Of his income must have gone to help other people. whose
needs he considered greater than his own.
Rutledge proved that man can rise above greed. That is
the final lesson Of his inspiring life.
Montana labor news., 1949-10-06
A NOTICES

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF THE
STATE or MONTANA IN AND FOR
THE COUNTY OF SILVER BOW
43e47
ALIAS SUMMONS
pA.Io E Emery. Plaatff. WIael-
NINA Emery. Defendant
The state OF Montana sends Greetings
10 the above named Defendant.
You are hereby summoned TO a. acf
the complaint IN this acton. 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
rryr a copy thereof upon the plaintiffs
attorney within twenty days after tie
servlce 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 deiault
Tor the relief demanded in the complaint.
which is as follows
That the plaintiff now j. art Tor more
than one year last past and immediately
preceding the commencement OF tins ac-
ton has been d bona fide resident OF
the state OF Montana: that the PLAIN
and defendant inteimarr.ed at BIZ
lings. Montana. on that 2Ith day oi
March. 1913, and ever since have been
and ROW are husband and wife that no
children have been born as issue OF
said marriage; and that since said mar
rage defendant has been guilty o; wiltull
desertion of plaintiff. in this. to-wit; that
she did on or about the LIST day OF
August. 1913. at Kalispell. Montana, vol
UNFAIRLY separate herself from plaintiff.
Will intent to desert plaintiff. and did
continue to so desert plaintiff for more
than one full year preceding the cont
meucement of this action. to-wit. did
voluntarily desert plaintiff continuously
and ever since on or about the LIST day
of August. 1913. and now does SO de-
sert him.
Wherefore plaintiff prays judgment
against defendant that the bonds OF
ma,rimony heretofore and now existing
between plaintiff and defendant be dis
solved and forever set aside, that plain
IN be granted an absolute divorce and
an absolute decree OF divorce from de
lendant; and that he be released from
all obligations OF said marriage.
COURT SEAL
witness my hand and the sea
of said Court this 23rd day OF
September, AID, l949.
FRANK j GABSE
Clerk
BY FILLMORE j. MAENPA
Deputy Clerk
W B. Freebourn. Attorney tor Plain
tiff. 4l4 Silver Bow Block, Butte. Mon
tana.
publish September 20 October 6. 10. q
Montana labor news., 1949-10-06
CONSTRUCTION TRADE NOTES

$1,000 be contributed 10 each. Mo-
ton To concur i'll report and con-
tribute 5000 from the club To each
Of these men. Motion carried.
The Smoker committee reported
that they were prepared to hold the
smoker next Friday night II sat
i.lactory with the council. Motion
To concur in recommendation OF
committee and was carried.
Good and Welfare
Brother Harnicott expressed HI,
thanks to the Council and SAID he
was particularly glad to be able
to attend III person and express m,
appreciation ior the line contrihu-
ton granted him.
Announcements.
The cards and button, tor The
fourth quarter are III the Once
! Please have Your delegates PICK
them up as soon as possible.
There being no further bushes.
the meeting adjourned at 9:l0 Pm
Montana labor news., 1949-10-06
UNION STRENGTH

every union member and his family were registered
Unions could elect their members to every political office IN
the United States. The opposition has the money but union
members have the votes.
Organized labor now has l5,bOo,0Oo members AfL Z
700 600 or as per cent; Clio SIX million, 80 per cent; other at
t;a,ed locals 344 900. 9 per cent; UNIV 900 thousand, 4
rr cent: rails 100000. ; per cent. The Go steel workers
las go. 900 members, United Auto Workers 100000, United
Electrical Workers, 100000. Halt dozen other ~ unions
With membership over 200. 900. In the AFL the Teamsters
union is most powerful with 1852, 900, Carpenters z3o,0OO;
Hotel and Restaurant Workers 4O2 900; Electrical Workers
$50 900; Hold Carriers and Building Laborers, 10000. In
dependent unions; Machinists, 624, 900; Railroad Brotherhood'
456 600. and United Mine Workers, 900. 900.
Agricultural workers 100000, many Of whom are no
oroanized. You members Of any OF these crafts figure yot
have three eligible voters in your family, whom you shoule
have registered You can elect or defeat whoever you ma,
wish. Don't forget that in Virginia less than 90 per cent Q
the voters went to the polls and the same is true in the recen
congressional election in Pennsylvania
Montana labor news., 1949-10-06
CHILDREN: AMERICAS FUTURE

OF the as million children in The United States under 70
years of age;
Three out Of five live in families ~ incomes OF less than
S.. 100 a year.
Four out OF five live in families with incomes Of less than
$4,000 d year.
national income.
Thirty per cent n members of farm families who have only
per cent of the national income.
These facts point up the need for such progressive legis-
lation as a national health insurance program, Federal aid
for education to supply better paid teachers and better equip
mcni and services. a farm plan to help make farmers prosper
Gus a strong minimum wage law and a host OF other measures
which liberals have fought for, are fighting for and will
continue to fight for.
If the future Of America lies in its children. national, state
and local legislative bodies must help them get a decent start
in life.
There can be no quibbling about it.
Montana labor news., 1949-10-06
NOTICE no CREDITORS

Estate OF Raymond b Gill. sometimes
K own as r b Gill. Deceased.
Notice IS hereby given by the UNDER
signed executrix OF the estate OF RAYMOND
n G.ll. sometimes known as r. b
GIN decea ed to the creditors OF and
all persons having claims against the
sad deceased. to exhibit them. with the
necessary vouchers within ten months
a.,er the first publication OF this notice
TO the SAID administrator al the law Office
OF All c Kremer. POI ORourke Estate
Bldg. Butte. Montana, the same being
the place for the transaction OF the
business of said estate. in the County
OF silver Bow. State Of Montana
ADA L GILL, Executrix OF the
+ tate of Raymond d 9Th some
times known as r b. CHI. De-
ceased
Dated Butte Montana this ian day
OF September. l949.
Publish September %. 20 october 6. l3
Montana labor news., 1949-10-06

Meeting was called to order IT
IS p. VI. by Pres. sim, with all
Officers present. Minutes d the
previous meeting were read and ap
proved as read.
NJ this time Mr.. Mccormick. Git,
Engineer was granted the iloor To
speak in behalf ii a icy merit Sys-
ten To take in all employees Of
the City. He asked what the Coun-
ell thought oi the idea. He was
told BY the organizations affected
that they were not i'll favor Of the
merit system as it would have To
be extremely broad or all il would
do would be to cause confusion
and strife. Motion that 4 letter be
written the Mayor and City Coun-
Gil asking that a copy oi the new
merit system ordinance be Submit
ted 10 rs Tor study before Is IS
introduced on the Council floor.
Motion carried
Communications
Minutes 81 the Cascade County
Trades and Labor assembly read
and filed.
4 thank you card from Mrs. sam
anderson read and filed.
From the building and Construc-
ton Trades Department regarding
a bill tS22+0 10 meet the housing
needs d middle-incomc families and
urging the support Of organized Ia
Dor. Motion made and carried that
wc communicate with orr Scna-
tor, stating that the workers II
this community strongly support The
original Sparkman bill and nosi
particularly its Title III.
/ From the Montana State Fed
Grafton OF Labor advising that Res.
o~lution NJ. 3 adopted ~ the Grea'
Falls convention in august lo4S
instructed the President and Exec.
r utiye Board 70 oppose any increase
Graha nal. ~, we send 4 lct,e,
,he Non,ana Railroad Commit,
W. nrntest;no No increase IN rail
=. raa1 fro;ob, r,,.s ~ eemcn, lum
: 49,, ,nd n,her L,ildino material,
. Motion made and carried that IN
! ran,,..,. 4, c@onnl;.l 9Th
t Eram ~. r,,rd ~ Railroad Com
;ano,s on.l,.;no Dockc, "a !
! -se s.-nni.m.n,,,y notice ~ mill
/. ha,r;,n I, ID nat,rr ~ the an
ai;e,,;7, II, IA Pa;lvaN Exprcs
: i'iN'''" ~
Montana labor news., 1949-10-06
BUTTE BUILDING mi
TRADES COUNCIL

1--WE Do Not P~atronize List)
JOE TORPEY, PLASTERER
south oi the City.
WALTER ARNOI D--Formcf
Owner oi Arnold Plumbing Co.
(Not the Walter Arnold,
Architect
P. J. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
and Jackson Streets.
HENRY Arizona
and First Streets.
Builder.
JOHN MARKOVICH-liomc
Builder. 0iome Address 2l2.}
George Street.
KENNETH PARMALEE-
9l7 w. Woolman, Parmalee
Plumbing Co.
Montana labor news., 1949-10-06
FRANK } GAssE

II A Ty,aad attorney for Plaintiff.
507 silver Bow Block Butte. Montana.
plbissh october 6. 10. 20, p, iei9
Montana labor news., 1949-10-06

The Following Grocery Stoi~s
as they have refused to comply
With the ) % PA SUNDAY -nd
Holiday CLOSING Agreement
ECONOMICAL GROCERY
40 s. Mon -
FORD GROCERY
2l0 S. Mont 81
WALSH 42u Wrsi Gai"l
We would respectfully request
members Of orgapiz-d labor and
their friends 10 Cooperate with
the Butte Clerks Union anL dis
continue their patronage
ENDORSED BY THE SILVER
BOW TRADES AND LABOR
COUNCIL
Montana labor news., 1949-10-06
Roll Call

The roll va, called and llt loI'
lowing delegates noted absent
smith. Racs>. lIolomho. Duncan and
Montana labor news., 1949-10-06
NOTICES

STATEMENT Of THE OWNERSHIP, MAN
AGEMENT. CIRCULATION. ETC. RE
OulRED BY THE ACTS OF CONGRESS
OF AUGUST "a. 1912. AND MARCH g..
Montana labor news., 1949-10-06

by flLNioINC u 'hhrNin
Deputy Clerk
" b. Freebourn. Attorney tor Plain
tiff. 4l4 Silver Bow Block. Butte. Mon
tana.
Evening star., 1949-11-23
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81 Dead in Forest Fire

| A whirlwind which sprang up
when the main fire was under con-
Il troll caused the deaths Of "a fire.
fighters in Frances recent disas-
trous forest fire, an inquiry COM
mittee decided.
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Elm Efhrn I'M Eid,t i1nn
6dlattfn nra Krrmzrs

san BerIag @lof un6 2ut, gfiirn-
berg, erihien iii,lglt Elm ihnlales
Biidlein .@oifb Stein", bas unge-
iuobnlihes Mufieben erregte. gs
ihiIbert Die gnabeHreihe Giigung
llnb Giigiing zines Srauenlebens. 6ns
in elmer iiibiihen 5nmiIie all Bres-
lon begann lrr,1 in einent Bernid-
tlingslager bes 0itens beetp6et tpur-
De. @ns nber ba3tpiihen liegt, ge-
bort 5ai ben iti0en @tnlbern Der @nn-
oe, tpie iie bei Den Musertp6b blten
@ottes getpirft iperben. N
goitb Stein tpar ole iiineite god-
ter Der friib peripitipeten 6rnu Mu-
girfte @tein, Die einelt groBen SoI3-
bai1oeI in 8reslou erfolgreih fiibrte.
Nlitter @tein tDar cine fronpne Sii.
0ii1 Die gerlnu nod Der Borihrift
6es @eieses Iebte 1n6 lire Rin6er
III 6ieIem @eiite er5og. Sbre ssiingite,
Elm 5nrtes Ui06hen, NIT ieltinn1 gro-
ben alilb tiefen Mugen, 5ei1nete iih
ihon aIs Rin0 6nrb ilngap0bnIi1e
8egnbltlg aus. Dime Sdtpierigfeit
6lirdIie oas beranreifen6e Dfdbden
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biefige Sortinenfsbnhb hbnn0lung be-
trifft. Ter gerlag Gerber fn1rn i'm
Sabre 1851 oitf lem bun6ertur6fiinf-
5igidbriges 8eifeben 5iriidbliden.
Die Seroer'ide Buhbonolung be-
finoet Iid 8undbit nod IN einem reht
bebelfsm1Bigen, etgen Maitm. ssm
augenblif ldBt iid nod nift iiberfe.
ben, Biz mann Der Wieoernnfbni, bes
friiberen @eihdftsbaities mogiih iein
miro. @ir molten aber boffen. 6aB
bieier 8lan oes 8iebernlfbaues iif)
bod in niht 5u ferner 3eit burhfiib-
rem laBt, oanit bic arbeit Der Buf-
banolltns auf tpieoer cine GrIeih-
terilng erfabrt.
8tr oanfen Ssbnen fiir Sbren
freunolihen Sinipeis unb begriiBen
Sic.
Bre ergebenen
Seroer..
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tige aeben bollen6en. Nei Der .golfs.
,nbitinbHuHg@ an 10. MpriI 1888 er.
f,tbr Dns WnbH Homffee, 0dB Ghtpeiter
@eaeoiefa ,itihtariih" mar. Die Sor.
De, EN- fdnSeres Dertpeilerl fGftne If.
re Witidmeitern gef6broen, betpog tie,
loen RoIner @1rlneI 1ilit benz boIIan.
0fifen aLoiter gd)t oes glei6en Or.
oens 5ii Dertalriben. Die Slubt ge.
lang.
Sn Gdt trnF ipdter aud ibre
Sdaneiter MoId elm. NnH Ser ge1palt-
iarnen 8eiesuilg Sollntos ipuroe aud
BORT Die BerfoIgllne gegen Die SUI
ben, nud tpenn iie hriltIib tparen,
eingeleitet. Gus Rloiter perinhte,
5dnpeiter 9eneoicta in ole Shtpei5
81, Deriesen. W1brelto Der 8erbano-
Ilirrgen idleppte ole @eitapo oie
5dmeiter aus Dem aloiter unter oen
lanten Grttriiitlingsriifen Der Bebol.
feritng. Wenige Eage ip1ter an
6. augliit 1912 bielt elm @efan-
genentransport auf 6em 8abnbof
Gfifferitnot in Der Bfala. Cine Der
@efangenen gab iih uls Shmelter
8enebicta su erfennen ,,no trug beln
8abnbofsDoritan6 iotpie elmer friibe-
rem 5diiIerin, Die 5ufdais om 8abn-
bof tpartete, @riibe an ct. Mngon-
Lena aitf nit DEM bielIagenoen Bei-
tiigen: SD BIN anf Der 6qbrt gum
Often" 4 ~ I.
Bon bort lit lie ME nebr aiiriidge-
fommen. ssSm Martpriiim fir tbr
8olt aDie fiir gbriitlis bot iie Inn
'Sdsatten oes &reu5es pollenbet, mas
tie TN 2i6te begonnen: BEN aufIties
Der Seele an @ott! rsI
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Die sSsnitiaSerbrehen

Gs lit nift tpabri6einlih, 6nB Die
8ereinten Nationen et1pas bon ge-
oelitllng unternebmen miro in Sn6en
Der infamen Sro5eiIe in 8ubnpelt uno
Sofia. Im 5reitag itimnten Die Ser
einten Nationen gegen cine Heiolu-
tton, brr6 cine &ommiiiion Die reli-
giolen Serfolsungspro5eiie binter Dem
rgiiernen 8orbans" gegen Den linga-
ridden aaroinal Winbs3entp nno
fiinf5ebn proteitantiife 8eiltlif)e in
8ulsarien llnterillden gu laifen.
Statt oeiien robmen Die nN einen
bon amerifa ,lnteritiitten Blnn on,
oie @arantien fir Wenidenredte uno
religioie Sreibeiten an5iIpenben, tpie
lie in oen Srieoensoertrdgen NIT BEN
friiberen SeinbI1noern lino iesigen
Sopiet- Sutelliten nieoergelegt iino.
Gs tpuroe beIdloiien, Die .angelegen-
belt bis gum nafJiten 5erbIt I'M Gang
5u balten.
Die bon &1tba uno MuItralien ge.
foroerte yfeIolution. elmer @ommii-
lion aus Bertretern bon Elf 21n6ern
Die l1nterIlrhung Ser 8erlesungen Der
Wenlhenrehte gegen Die oben Ange-
fiibrten 5lt iibertragen, tpurbe NIT
breiBig gegen bier bon 6en a6tuno=
fiinfsig 2dnoern I'M politiIden Son-
oerfon1itee Der Notwithstanding
ubgelebnt. SOUR Iuitrolien, Scuba, 81.
banon rnb Neuleelanb itinr1nten fir
ole &ontmiliion.
Sir slleranber Gabogon BON eng
Iano erfldrte i'm Bolitil9en ausi1uB
Der Notwithstanding, feline SRe-
gierung ltnterltiite ben Mntrog Bolt
piens, Die Disfuiiion uber oie Bro.
5eile Oes &aroinols Soief Minos3entp
uno Der fiinfaebn proteItantiihen 8o-
ltoren in 8ulgarien bis our General
periommlung inn Serbit an beri6ie-
ben, Derbano -aber nit bieIer grfld-
rllng eine idarfe &ritif Ser Brotelte
gegen Die Oisfuiiionen unb be5ei1nete
tie als veine neue Bbaie Der Oppoii.
ton Der &onlnrunilten gegen Ole He-
ligion ltn0 bie sSreibeit"
Gooogan ging auf Die Hroseiie elm
uno erflarte, Dos BON ser unaartIhen
Hesierung peroffentli6te 8elbbud
iiber Ben 5aI Minos3entp erbringe
ben 8elpeis, .oaB Die 1,ngariIde Re-
gierung oas @rgebnis beg BroseIies
oorlpeggenonnen bot uno cine ssrei-
lpredung als cine &ataftropbp Be-
trahtet baben tpiiroe".
Sie 8ertreter oes ruiIiihen 8lods
fan1en tpieoer anf Die aIte grflGrllna
5uriid, oab Die Brooeiie cine innere
Ingelegenbeit Der beioen Staaten
lelen, tpelfe bie Bereinten Hationeu
iiberbaupt nihts anginsen.
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Intern z. Mpril miro uns aus
Jreiblrg /. 9. eeidrieben:
9urd einen Srel,,to 1,nieres Sau-
les erfabren mir, bab Sic inn ,g8a,,-
oerer' (nnb ,Wotienfrelln6) bonn "a.
Sebruar cine grobere Notia gum bum
bertidbrigen 8elteben Der &er6er' 'i1en
8udbanolung in Sreibung gebra1t
baben. Bir m0hten Sbnen 6afiir BE.
items 1anfen ,l,tb oiirfen uns ben Sim
meis erla,,ben, bob biefes SubiId,rmr
nidt ben gerlas iebit, foroern Ole
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1frlatrn

yea6 elmer idarfen Oebatte lebnte
es Der 'Senat nit neunun6pier3ig ge-
gen einunooreiBig Stimmen ab, in
Die @obnbal.tenoorlage Die BeItin1=
mllng anf5unebnen, baB in ben BON
Der 8egierung geforberten Broieften
feine faiientrennl,ng borgenoumen
meroen oarf,
Ser Mntrag mar bon Sen Senato=
rem 8rider (Republifaner, Sbio) uno
Gain Gepublifaner, @aibineton) ge-
itellt aporoen, oie erflGrten, 6ie Befiir-
tporter bes 3inilredtsprogrannms
fonnten nun 5eisen, Oh es ernIt ge-
neint lei. 0ie @egner oes antrages
erfldrten, er lei MIR oarauf berehnet,
Die ganoe 8orlase 5u 5au gu brinsen.
T Braiibent Srlman eriuhte am
5reitag oen aongreb, ieinen Man fir
aranfbeitsberiiGeruns an5unebmen,
Der nad Der Shdt,ng bon 8eamten
ettpa ie6s Miaiarben inn ssabr foIten
tpiir6e. Mrbeiter uno arbeitaeber
apiiroen 5u gleiden &GIften beiteuert
tperoen - et,pa 3u brei Brosent oes
Sobnbefrages -, Tim bas Broermrtm
5u finan5ieren.
Srei fatboIiIbe 8erbdn6e erfl1rten
fia gegen oie aipangstpeiie Rranfen.
perliderl,ttg, ii1oem iie beba,tpteten. ea
(Sortfetuns auf Geite 8,
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(Sortfesung bon eeite II

men bent flar gum ausbrud gelang-
ten 8iIlen Der 8ebolfer,ine entlpre-
den"
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50 entIpann iib Elm tbeologiIdes
@eIprdd, in Dem sic gan5e 2ebre
Der fatboliiden Stride bebanbelt tpnr-
be. @oitb blieb feline Mntaport ih,I-
Dig. Ser CUTE Bfarrer aber, bon 8e-
numbering Der gottlidef Gnaoe, De-
rem @irfen iih i'm Ser5en @6itbs
alnberbolen offenbarte, fonnte ibr
soas Waiier Ser bl. Ganfe niht ber-
iagen. Mls Saliftag nur6e ser Nell-
iabrstng 1922 feitgeiest. Die Spl-
befternaht 6urhlpa1te Die gliidIide
Gaufbeperberin i'm @ebete, 6ann
bolaog iih In ben eriten Stunoen
oes 11eien Sabres an ibr 1as Enlf-
number. Mus 9nnfbarfeit tpdbIte iie
ben Namen Ebereiia. Taufpatin mar
ibre Greirnoin Jrait Conrad Wiar-
thus. Rroming 6es Eoges NOR ser
grnpfnng Der bI. @u1ariitie, 6ie nun
fortan ibre t6glihe 5eelenipeiie tper-
ben IoIlte.
Die NfaI3 folIte fiji 6ie ndditen
SSabre 3ur Stpeiten Seimlat Der ii.n-
gen aonpertitin tper6fn. Sim QiAt-
mebtnge 1922 batte iie oas gafm-
Evening star., 1949-11-20
Benefit Sale
For Strutford

The Lindens, home of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Maurice Morris at
2401 Kalorama road, will be
opened on Tuesday. November 20
for a Christmas sale for the bene-
fit Of Stratford Hall, the BIRTH
place of Gen. Robert Edward Lee.
Stratford is being restored by
the Robert E. Lee Memorial
Foundation, which is sponsoring
the Christmas sale at which hams
raised and cured at Stratford,
cornmeal ground at the old grain
mill on the banks Of the Kappa
hammock. plum puddings, fruit
cakes and other holiday deli
cacies made at Stratford may be
bought.
Mrs. Lloyd Parker Shipper is
In charge of arrangements and is
being assisted by Mrs. Clarence A.
Aspinwall and Mrs. Atherton
Macondray. Mrs. David Edward
Finely recently was chosen as the
director of the District of Colum-
bia committee of the foundation
and Mrs. Wayne Chatf1eld- Tay-
lor is the District chairman.