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Evening star., 1950-06-02
PIANOS

We have several floor sample and
returned-from-rental pianos in new
plano condition; fully guaranteed;
substantially reduced from their
original prices. CAMPBELL MUSIC
CO. 1lOS g st. NV, DI. 8484. "a
PIANO TUNING and small organ re-
pairs: Chevy Chase area. Call
LESLIE 8. BALL. LO. 5-123s. a
PIPE, galv.. black, cast iron, cut
thread; fixtures. BLOCKS, 3O56
M st. NV. NO. 1903. WA, 55OI.
Evening star., 1950-06-02
DINING ROOM

DON'T BUY BEFORE YOU VISIT US.
AS WE GUARANTEE YOU SAVINGS
OF 2oft TO 70G ON NEW SAMPLE
CLoSEOUTS. LOOK AT THESE
BARGAINS: Finest quality soIio
gray oak table, 4 chairs and china
mahogany or solid maple dinetts
table and four chairs, was S6p, SO.
now $3.50; genuine NAH. drop-leaf
Duncan Phyfe table. was $50. so,
now S34 so; genuine nah. ext
Junior table, 4 chairs and china
items, too numerous to mentton
Open Thursday till Q.
GREAT RAPIDS FURN. co.
GOT 7th ST. NV, Elk. 6742
The Sample Bargain Store OF Wash
Evening star., 1950-06-02

BEDROOM SUITE. dbie. and sgie
pedS, china, glassware. pictures, vio-
lin, clothing. misc. items. WO. 7e75,
nEDMOoM DM SUITE, rock maple; chest,
vanity, bed, inner-spring mattress
good cond., $40. KE. 3-5837. a
BICYCLES. SIS. up; also complete re-
pair service. New English 3-speed
S49.5O. COLLEGE PARK CYCLE
UN. 1900 I'm aRT3
Evening star., 1950-06-02
PLASTER BOARD

TLAO Eli BOARD
New 4x6, 90c; 4x7. 81 .05; 4xs. 81 20;
WRECK1NG & BUILDING MATE
RIAL CO.. 4002 MINI. ave. ne, LU.
Evening star., 1950-06-02

A desirable position is available for q
colored man to work as q waiter and
club room attendent at the Evening
Star. He must be a high school
graduate, 21-30 years Of age. neat
in appearance. and capable of pass
perience as a waiter Is necessary.
Apply Personnel, Room 500.
Evening Star Building
Evening star., 1950-06-02

DAVENPORT. makes full bed: rose
and silver upholstery; S22. WI. 422S.
.
, 1950-05-03
Sale 81
Municipal Property

Bids are invited for the pur-
chase and removal Of:
/ Army Dodge Truck, 1i2
ton, closed cab, pickup body,
with troop seats : located at
the Alexander Hamilton Air
port.
Bid forms may be procured
from the Finance Office in
Christiansted or Frederiksted.
Bids will be opened at the FL
nance Office in Christiansted
at 200 pm, May IL, 1850.
ALBERT Q. A B
Actg. Administrator for
st. Croix
April "a, 1850.
, 1950-05-03

Wedding Samba ....... $.79I
Don't Cry Joe ............ 70
Rag Mop ................. 70
Lovely Bunch Of Coconuts 70
There Is Nc Tomorrow .... 10
/ Can Dream, Can't /? .... 10
Old Master Painter ........ 10
Dreamer's Holiday .....,.. 10
Saturday Night Fish Fry IS. 10.
Mule Train .,.....,....... 10.
Dear Hearts & Gentle People 70
Slipping Around ......... 20.
, 1950-05-03

Push Ka Pee Shee Pie ..... 70
Bull Dog Don't Bite Me . 10
laying The Numbers ..... 10
Tomato 10
Let Me Go Media ........ 10
Chocolate, Whiskey & Gin +. 10
Give Her The Number One 70
Pig Knuckles & Rice 800. 10
Calypso Man ....,....... 20
sland Girl Audrey ......,.. 20
Free Catalog On Request
Send $1.00 deposit with all
G. Q. D. orders.
M~0DERN-AGE RECORD CO.
BRONX SIS. NEW YORK. N. X.
728 HOME STREET
Evening star., 1950-04-08
Done Sleeping Choice
In Virginia Gold Cup
Al Warrenton Today
by the Assoeiotsd Press

WARRENTON, Va, April g.
Done Sleeping. an Irish import
owned by Alvin Untermyer of
Greenwich, Conn, was favored to
win the 25th running of the Vir-
ginia Gold Cup here today.
The 8-year-old brown gelding
was one of Is horses entered in
the 4-mile test over 81 timber
fences. Done Sleeping was ia
vored year ago but was scratched
at the last minute when the went
lame. He won seven of his 70
starts in 1949.
Never Worry. 16-year-old
mare owned by Thomas Stokes of
Philadelphia, and Some Gold, the
pride of Paul Butler of Hiinsdale,
ILL.,. were expected to furnish con-
tention.
Never Worry won last year for
the second time. If she wins
again, Stokes will gain permanent
possession of the Gold Cup.
A large crowd is expected for
the races, which will be staged
over the Broadview course on the
estate of Martin Vogel, jr. Post
time for the first event is 2:30 pm.
Evening star., 1950-04-08
Lone Ranger and Silver
MAKING Bow al Armory

The Variety Club brings a flash
back of the Old West today at the
Armory where the Lone Ranger
of radio renown and a large COM
pany of top-f1ight cowboys and
cowgirls open an eight-day stand
with a 2::30 matinee.
Riding his famous white horse
"Silver," the Lone Ranger alone
figures to pull capacity crowds OF
small fry and adults alike. But
Producer Gordon Kibbler has put
together a well-rounded program
of entertainment including circus
acts with acrobatS, aerialiSts and
clowns, plus exciting rodeo stunts
and contests, to make this one of
the best shows of its type ever
offered here.
There will be two shows daily
at 2:30 and $3.50 pm. through next
Saturday. Proceeds will go into
Variety's welfare fund for the
needy of all races and creeds
Tickets may be obtained at the
trailer parked at 14th and
streets. NV; Kits Music Store
the Fairway Sports Store. Willard
Hotel and at the Armory.
Evening star., 1950-04-08
Leafs Seek CIincher
In Hockey SemifinaIs
BY the Asseeiotsd Press

One more victory over the De-
troit Red Wings tonight and
Toronto's Maple Leafs will enter
the National Hockey Leagues
playoff finals in quest of their
fourth straight Stanley Cup.
Going into tonight's sixth clash
Of their semifinal best-of seven
series, the Leafs were in the driv-
er's seat with a 80 advantage in
games. The Wings, who finished
the regular season on top while
Toronto was winding up third, are
trying to smash a jinx which has
pursued them for a long time in
playoff games with the Leafs.
Until the Michiganders won the
second contest of the current
series, Toronto had beaten them
IL straight times in such compe-
tition.
Even if the Leafs wind it up
tonight on home ice. they would
face a stiff battle in the finals.
The rampaging Rangers of New
York. who eliminated Montreal in
their semiflnals series. Al, are
red hot in their first Stanley Cup
participation in 10 years. A
decade ago they walloped Toronto
in six games.
Evening star., 1950-04-08

CANTON. Ohio, April 8 (P).-
Dick Miller, 32-year-old heat foot.
ball coach at North Dakota Uni.
versity, has resigned to take a high
school job here. He signed 3
three-year-contract at Mckinley
High School. his alma mater
which last year drew an average
OF $4,000 fans for a 10-game
schedule.
Evening star., 1950-04-08
LITTLE SPORT
wills Oar Champs
Making 50 Debut
BY Staff Correspondent Of In. S'o,

ANNAPOLIS, April 8.-Wash-
ington-Lee High School of Airing
ton. Va, national interscholastic
rowing titleholder. met its first
test of the season today in a race
on the Severn with George Wash
ington High of Alexandria, Va,
and the Navy Plebes.
The surprising Little Generals
coached by Charley Butt of Wash
ington's Potomac Boat Club
rocked the schoolboy boat world
last year by sweeping the ma
tional championships on the De-
troit River. The Nationals will be
held this year at Princeton, N. j.,
May 80.
The crew. ill-equipped and row.
ing for the first year, was 50
lightly regarded that it was not
able to schedule the Navy Plebes
It's a different story this year.
WI. has added new equipment
including a $4,000 eight-oar shell
from the West Coast, and did
not have any trouble scheduling
races.
Butt. a graduate of Massachu-
setts Tech. did not expect too
much from his charges today,
particularly against the older and
more Inexperienced Plebes. But, he
didn't expect much last year
either.
Evening star., 1950-04-08
Terps Down Richmond
To Boost Golf Streak

The University of Maryland golf
team. which hasn't lost a home
match in three years, an over
all 2-1 record for this season,
after trouncing Richmond, 81,
yesterday at Prince Georges.
Evening star., 1950-04-08
AH-Stors Tie GIobetrotters
With Victory at Salt Lake

SALT LAKE CITY, April 8 (P).
1t may be too early to tell, but
up to this point the College ALL
Stars are holding their own against
the pros in basketballs big touring
series.
The big question when the series
opened was how would hand
picked collegiate squad fare against
an experienced touring club like
the Harlem Globetrotters. After
last nights 63-55 victory for the
All-Stars in the University of Utah
Fieldhouse, the series stands
at 3-3.
The college players fed the ball
to Joe Nelson of Brigham Young
University, who put on show for
his home-State fans, sinking II
points for college scoring honors.
Kevin O'Shea of Notre Dame
was the defensive and offensive
floor ace for the Stars, although
he scored but 9 points.
Evening star., 1950-04-08

Fifteen years ago-Gene Sar-
azen beat Craig Wood in a &c.
hole playoff for $500 first
money in the Masters golf tour
nament.
Evening star., 1950-04-08
yW.-l. Defeats Friends
For Third STRAIGHT

Washington and Lee of Airing.
ton apparently has one of thu
top schoolboy baseball teams ir
this area. The Generals have
three straight victories, including
one-hit, 8-3 decision over
Friends yesterday at Friends.
A pair Of pitchers-De Simon
and Hodges-held the visitors tc
a single in the fifth inning, while
striking out Is. Ten walks anc
six errors helped the Generals
who registered three hits-two BY
Nick Chumbris.
Evening star., 1950-04-08
Durham High Favorite,
WI. Dark Horse in Meet

Durham On. c. High School
defending champion, was tabled
the team to beat in the third an
nual Alexandria relays today at
Alexandria Stadium with Wash
ington-Lee the best bet to register
an upset Durham, noted for its
top track teams, entered a squad
of Is.
WI. won the Virginia State
indoor title and the University of
North Carolina indoor schoolboy
invitation.
Twenty-Five schols and ap-
proximately 500 runners were
lured to the ever-growing meet.
Evening star., 1950-04-08
NBA PIayoff Starts
Tonight at Syracuse;
AII-Stars Even Series
BY the Assoeioted Press

SYRACUSE, N. Y. April g.
The Syracuse Nationals, Eastern
Division champions of the Ma
tional Basketball Association, and
the Minneapolis Lakers, who won
Central Division honors, open
their best-of seven series tonight
for the NBA title.
The Nationals had the most i'm
posing regular season record, WIN
ming 81 games while losing 13 for
a percentage Of 1877. The Lakers
had 52-17 mark of .754.
In order to reach the finals the
Nationals had to win earlier
playoff rounds from Philadelphia
and New York. The Lakers waded
through Chicago, Fort Wayne and
Anderson. They've won their last
six games. Indianapolis, the West
ern titlists, failed to survive the
Western Division playoffs with
second place Anderson.
The Lakers bring pro basket
balls biggest attraction, 6-foot-10
George Mikan. With him come
such stars as Jim Pollard, Vern
Mikkelson, Slater Martin and
Herm Schaeffer. Mikan, during
. the regular campaign. led the
point scorers with 1865, one of his
new records.
Adolph Schayes is the Nationals
most feared courtman. He fin
ished sixth among the scorers with
1912 points. With him in the
starting lineup probably will be
AL Cervi, Billy Gabor, Alex Han
mum and Paul Seymour or George
Ratkovics.
Player Coach Cervi, a 31-year-
old veteran, declared: Our
midgets have got to run. If we
can run and hit our normal per-
centage of shots. play smart de-
fensive basketball and-above
all-think on the court, we'll win
this first one"
Evening star., 1950-04-08
Mrs. Ely Golf Winner
At Army Navy Club

Mrs. William j. Ely is the Army
Navy Country Clubs first blind
bogey winner of the season. Mrs,
Ely turned in 93-9-84 to beat
out, on low handicap, Mrs. j. A
de Vos, who had 96-l2-84, and
Mrs. G. L. Permont with 99-15-84
Mrs. w. P. Ennis scored So.
18-40 for the honors in the
9-hole flight. Mrs. D. L. Crow
was second with 66-2O-46.
Evening star., 1950-04-08
Army Medics Win Title

Army Medical Center still is the
Military District Of Washington
volleyball champion. The Medics
won the title for the third straight
year by defeating Fort Belvoir In
two matches. 1873. 1918, and Is
Is. 1917, last night.
Evening star., 1950-04-08
Indiana High School Coach
Succeeds Taube al Purdue
BY the Assoeiofed Press

LAFAYETTE. Ind, April g.
Ray Eddy, who helped. Purdue to
the Western Conference basketball
championship as a player in 1882
and 1884, came back today to try
to do it as coach.
Eddy. now 38, reached the top
in the Indiana high school realm
three weeks ago when his Madison
Cubs won the State champion
ship. He succeeds Mel Taube
who resigned recently. The terms
and duration of his contract were
not disclosed.
Evening star., 1950-04-08
Hockey PIoyoffs

LAST NIGHTS Results.
Best Of ~
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Vancouver, 4; New Westminster,
fseries tied at 2-2).
Los Anseles. 4; San pi.so. 0 Go,
Angeles leads. 3-2).
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Chatham. 8; Sarnia, tovertime
Sarnia leads. 2-D
Tonights Schedule.
.iAI1 best of -.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Detroit at Tornto tToronto leads. 3-2,
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Indianapolis at Cleveland Indiana polis
leads, 1-01.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
Vancouver at New Westminster (series
tied at 2-2).
Montana labor news., 1950-08-17
PROTECTING INDIVIDUAL LIBERTY

Chief Judge John ]. Parker Of the FourIh US. Circuit
Court says political power is needed to deal with economic
power.
Writing in the American Bar Association Journal, Parker
says the direction of economic power is the most dangerous
threat to the liberty of the individual.
Under such circumstances, he writes. 1t is idle to sup
pose that the power of the government would not be used
for the regulation Of economic life. Monopohes must be
curbed. Unemployment must be relieved. Justice must be
secured in the relations Of capital and labor.
"A living wage for labor and a living price for farm products
must be guaranteed. And conditions must be fostered that
will provide for the healthy growth Of industry and the just
division Of its rewards.
Parker, incidentally, cannot be damned by standpatters as
a wild eyed liberal the usual term they apply to anyone
who has had a progressive thought since William Mckinley.
For Parker. a Republican, WI appointed to the L. S. Su
preme Court by Herbert Hoover. The Senate failed to con
firm the appointment by a close vote.
Montana labor news., 1950-08-17
KOREA: TAFT'S ERROR

How Sen. Robert Taft (R, Ohio) contributed to the gather
mo ,torm over Korea is now only too clear. his persistent
;,olationi.t stand and his false economy speeches set the
stage for pied piper followers to crack down against aid 'o
Korea. He helped Russia believe the US. would not support
South Korea against armed attack.
In the Mutual assistance act Of l949. arms aid tor Korea
was included. A total Of 81, $40, 900 was granted tor Korea
Iran and the Philippines. By military assistance IS meant
the transfer Of excess US. equipment. The amount allotted
Korea has not been made public for security reasons
How does Taft fit into this picturep On September H.
lo4o. in a Senate speech on the military assistance program, ne
said:
This is program to substitute for law and justice the force
and might which have hitherto prevailed throughout the world
This il a program by which we undertake to arm halt the world
against the other half Of the world. This IS a program
under which we start gradually to build up and arm to the
teeth every country in the world which may possibly be OPP
posed to Russia, as against Russia and her friends and satellites
who control probably half the territory OF the world.
1T seems to me to be fairly obvious that this military asss-
lance program will rather tend toward the Indictment OF Rus
ala to war than to be a deterrent to war. 1t would be a
deterrment if we told Russia that if she should provoke a war 0
aggression we would be in the war. cannot see anything
in such a statement except a deerrment. But when we under
take to arm numerous countries, all the way from Norway or
Russia northern boundary, TO Iran, on Russias southern
boundary, certainly it will occur to the Russians that if the,
wait until that arming is completed. they may well be attacked
BY the countries we have armed.
Montana labor news., 1950-08-17
LEGAL NOTICES

=, ~, tfrttsd STATES District Court for
p,,te Division
the Distrlet o. sto.ss"'.t, n.aran, ~
United Suits u ~ aacn containing
so cases more u - corr, .pIue
~ pKRs atftC4a -" g., vs,ght
Ribbon Brand iNp fou.ss e,,c, nan
Ia-eiee a TASTY VAees, 'uon - Inr
ufaetured hs Cieaiaie'u u, = and O
Home Oillee INtNflsfH', n,r,
carton process SteesV - - pas-
10 lbs net @eishl o4tat4.e,p -, No
tutrizcd process, etc L.o'sss. -
302. Notice OF SelIule. Not"c oa
By given that Il llDei q iAio,un' ~
Tor condemnation mas been iieo "
the above named hheiant IN she ap1sr
entitled Court ana euuae. i'tas " -
or Court there has bteh stl4eu o. ~
at Butte, Montana, IL the County " -
er Bow, ana WITHIN the 9taes w -
OF Montana. Inc ioloWtis uesstn" - ~,
cles which may be USED as ioou, n
50 cases, more OF less eacn CONTAINING ~
packages article labeled IN part bIue
Ribbon Brand v POUNDS htt "s.s.e -"
chez a tasty cheese 1000 pfouuet ihainu-
featured by Ciearllelu 1Aeeae ~, ~ Z
home Office cuf~ehsNllte, r., nv :
! cartons process cleese iaoeleu y pai. ~
lbs. net weight CleAti'e1u nianu
izcd Process sharp MIuBe' uib y 80
field Cheese, Inc. nome osiicc Nul"ens
At+At . =
libel OF information ior eonuei'h"'io
that the above descitnea property !. 'un,
demned and forfeited TO tne unileu otases
OF America upon the ~toleNlhs stouNus
This libel IS tiled BY inc Ohltea state u
America and prays seizure ana coNaethha'
ton Of i certain article OF 1000 as mere
matter set iorta n. accordance Win .h'
Federal Food. Drug and Acl
title 81. Y. S G sol ct seq GeFuiles
Warehouse and Transfer Co, Salt Lah'
City, Utah. fhippeu IN lnteis,aee eo '",
merce ifoil Sait Lakr SHAt osaH y.
Garrett ~ffetRhllhes ihes' ~ y attfan",
july y. l9'l' aItleles q iOF9 1s".tiali
81 ~ cases moie 81 - " - ~ y
labeled IN part alu' i'lpDon :"
pounds net weight la-ehet = 49, 800
1000 Pfluuel hlahuiattii'u ~ 80.
Chez G 20 me hoihe oiit'e ~ 4 =
Pa, ana y ealton' process SneesS ~
n part 10 IDS, ny Weisms 500
Brand Pastnrizeu rloccso on"tp sa's,
mfg. py ceaIneIa Cheese' me- i'ine y,
lice cur~ensfilie "a iose.hei w. ~
contents q eaen ana ~ VI ~ eaeea H.
cartons me aioIes"lu aa'aeits Wy az i
Montana labor news., 1950-08-17
TOOMEY's FAMOUS FLAPJACK FLOUR
T0OMEY'S READY BISCUIT FLOUR
LEGAL NOTICES

/ \ THE DISTRICT COURT OF The
SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF THE
STATE If MONTANA, IN AMI FOX
THE COUNTY OF SILVER BOW
No 44390
Anna Karimaki, Plaintiff, VS.. lyer kar-
maxi, Defendant.
The state OF Montana sends Greet
.ngs to the above named defendant
You are hereby 10 answer
the complaint in this action, which Is
nled in the office OF the Clerk OF this
Court. a copy OF which is herewith
,erved upon you. and to file your an
swer and serve a copy thereof upoa the
plaintiffs attorney within twenty days
after the service Of this summons, ex-
elusive of the day OF service; and IN
swer. judgment will be taken against
you by default for the relief demanded
IN the complaint.
A general statement OF plailtiiis cause
Of action is as follows.
That the plaintiff herein is an actual
| bonafide resident OF the State OF Mon
| tana and has been such for more thar
one year last past and Immediately pre-
ceding the commencement OF this action
| to-wit: The 9th day OF August, A. D.
1850.
hi plaintiff and defendant hereir
intcrmarried at Olympia in the State O
Washington on January 6. 1919, and arr
now husband and wife.
That The defendant disregarding tn,
solemnity OF his marriage vows. did ant
has repeatedly threatened to strike tn
plaintiff and has repeatedly told plain
tiff that he did not care to be married
to her any longer. and has conducte'
himself toward the plaintiff In q silen
fusedand disdainful manner and has re
fused to have conversation with the plain
tiff; and that all OF said treatment Q
the plaintiff was and is OF such o natur
as to entirely defeat the proper an
legitimate objects OF marriage.
Wherefore, plaintiff prays Judgmer
against the defendant that the bonds {
matrimony heretofore and now existing
dissolved and that the parties be II
stored to the status Of single person!
hat a decree OF absolute divorce froI
the bonds Of matrimony be issued by tt
court to her, and for such other an
further relief as to the court may see,
meet and agreeable to equity.
For further particulars see complain
on file herein.
witness my hand and the seal OF sa,
court this 9th day of August. A. D
1850.
COURT SEAL
Frank J. Gabse, Clerk.
BY r. Mccormick. Deputy Clerk
P. f. Geagan
500 Silver Bow Block
Butte. Montana
Attorney for Plaintiff
Montana labor news., 1950-08-17
GEORGES SCHEME

Look: C--.... no;nted out Iune
The House Ways and Means Committee poh'eu ,n =
"a that corporations have gotten the iareest e''e"''eN $500
reductions since the end OF the war.
Tax payments to the U. S treasury by ,p1'I lo4o the
creased AZ per cent between the ,s44 peak nv
lat wear for which figures are available.
>. vne bv individuals dropped only ] per cent.
So Chairman Walter George Cd, Ga OF the Senate Finance
Committee is talking through his hat when he ,mpnes OPP
N. -. L.. c.oroe oppose al excess profits tax. he
80 > no,tpone until 1852 the effective date OF any higher
taxes at all on corporations. -,
Mo.t individual income taxes are paid IN the year IN "n''
n. income is earned, but corporations pay theirs inc yea'
.f,.rward.. So by waiting until 1851 to apply higher rates a.
George wishes, Congress would allow corporations TO escape
their share of the cost Of national defense tor two wnoie years
Th- scheme is ridiculous. unfair and almost unbelievable.
Montana labor news., 1950-08-17
CERTIFICATE OF INDIVIDUAL DOING
BUSINESS UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME

CERTIFICATE OF INDIVIDUAL DOtNo
BUSINESS UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME
or HOME LUMBER COMPANY
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that tile
Undersigned. L. j. ONNELA, Is transact
imp business as an individual under the
tieticious name OF Home Lumber Com
pany'.
said business OF a Co-partnershlp, whicn
existed between E, j. Onnela and EDDIE
Stmonich. and that sa!d business Is being
| continued under the fictitious name OF
Home Lumber Company at l07 Olym-
pia Street. Butte, Silver Bow County,
Montana.
That the undersigned is the only person
| Interested in said business and his place
Of residence is at Sis West Diamond
/ street in the City of Butte. County OF
Silver Bow. State OF Montana.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the under
signed has hereunto set his hand TINS 29th
day of July. 1850.
E.. J. ONNELA
STATE OF MONTANA, COUNTY OF sILv-
Err BOW SIS
on this goth day OF July, 1850, before
me. Frank j. Roe. a Notary Public Tor
the State Of Montana. personally appeared
f J. ONNELA. known to me to be the
person described in. and whose name Is
subscribed to the foregoing certificate
ana who acknowledged to me that he
executed the same.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. ] have here
unto SET my hand and affixed my No
tarlal Seal the day and year In this GER
tificate FIRST above written.
tNOTARIAL SEAL
FRANK J. ROE, Notary Pub
lie for the State of Montana.
Residing at Butte. Montana
Ny commission expires 2-l5-5l,
Publish Aug. 10. H.. "a, 81.
Montana labor news., 1950-08-17

Estate OF Thomas McNulty, Deceased
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed administrator Of the estate OF
Thomas McNulty. deceased, TO the cred
ltors OF and all persons having claims
against the said deceased. to exhibit them.
with the necessary vouchers, within four
months after the first publication OF this
notice TO the said administrator at Law
Offices OF All c Kremer. 20l O'Rourke
Estate Building. 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.
JOHN PHILLIPS Administrator OF
the Estate OF Thomas McNulty,
Deceased
Dated Butte. Montana, this 3ist day
of July, 1850.
Publish Aug. 3 10, II. ~.