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The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1955-10-28

The third and fourth consent orders
prohibiting accident and health in
surance companies from using false
advertising in selling policies were
signed recently by the Beneficial
Standard Life Insurance Co., Los
Angeles, and the Illinois Commercial
Mems Assn, Chicago. Both settle
ments were approved by the Federal
Trade Commission.
The orders come exactly year
from the time the first of 81 insur-
ance companies were charged by
ETC with misrepresenting the ex-
tent of their policy benefits. Hear
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1955-10-28
IN 1HE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF THE
STATE OF MONTANA, IN AND FOR
THE COUNTY OF LEWIS & CLARK.
SUMMONS
Case No. 25,31l

VICTORIA A. DENISON, Plaintiff
VS.. W. KENNETH DENISON, Defend
ant.
THE STATE OF MONTANA TO THE
ABOVE NAMED d E F e N D A n T
GREETING:
You Are Hereby Summoned to answer
the complaint in this action which is
filed in the office of the Clerk of this
Court, copy of which is herewith
served upon you, and to file your an
swer and serve a copy thereof upon
the PLAINTIFFS attorney within twenty
days after the service 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 default for the relief demanded
In the Complaint.
This an action for divorce on grounds
of extreme cruelty. For further par
ticulars please refer to the Complaint
on file herein which by this reference
is made a part hereof.
Witness my hand and seal OF SAID
Court, this 18th day of October, 1888.
(SEAL) DAVID r. KEMP, Clerk
By H. G. Harlem. Deputy Clerk
JERRY ]. O'CONNELL
Attorney for Plaintiff
sos Barber-Lydiard Bldg.
Great Falls, Montana
Pub. 1914, 81, %; 114.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1955-10-28
The Readers Forum

LETTERS: No letter over $50
words will be accepted for publication
All letters must be signed by writer,
although, on request, name will be
withheld.-P.V. Editor
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1955-10-28

The answer is not to lower rates but
to increase weekly benefits to a level
more in line with benefits paid in
other states which have per capita
incomes on par with Montana.-PV
Editor
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1955-10-28

You can tell if you're making too
many mistakes when you discover you
wear out a pencils eraser before the
lead.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1955-10-28
LEGAL ADVERTISING
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF THE
STATE OF MONTANA, IN AND For
THE COUNTY OF LEWIS d CLARK.
No. 6S21

NO. 0S21
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF FRED GOUDY, DECEASED.
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE WHY AN
ORDER FOR SALE OF REAL AND
PERSONAL PROPERTY SHOULD
NOT BE MADE.
LEOTI A. RUDD, having this day
filed her Petition praying for an Order
of this Court for the sale of real and
personal property in the above entitled
estate and good cause appearing there
for,
IT rs HEREBY ORDERED that
WEDNESDAY, 9th day of November
1855 at the hour of 10 o'clock AM.
of said day at the courtroom of the
above entitled Court at the Courthouse
in the City of Helena, County of Lewis
and Clark, State of Montana, be ana
the same is hereby fixed as the time
and place for hearing of said Petition,
when and where all parties interested
may appear and show cause why such
Order should not be made, and
1T is FURTHER ORDERED that this
Order to Show Cause be published in
the Peoples Voice, a newspaper pub
lished in Lewis and Clark County, Mon
tana, once a week for two consecutive
weeks.
Dated this oath day of October, 1855
VICTOR H. FALL,
District Judge.
Oct. 2S Nov. At.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1955-10-28

Member Ernest Salvas and Init. Rep
resentatives George Kalafatich and
j. P Mooney.
The Omaha guide., 1955-11-11

Holds Many


Anchorage, Alaska - An Alas
kan NAACP Coordinating Com
mittee has been established here
by Franklin H. Williams, the As
sociation's West Coast secretary
counsel. The committee, under
chairmanship of Mrs. Fora Banks
of Fairbanks, will coordinate the
NAACP program throughout the
Territory.
Following a seven-day tour of
major Alaskan communities, dur
ing which he established the COM
mittee, Mr.. Williams called Alas
ka truly a land of opportunity for
all Americans who are seeking
communities within which to pur-
sue their professions or obtain en-
ployment opportunities"
"The Territory" he continued,
wants and can use many qualified
Americans, regardless Of color, to
teach or provide professional or
skilled services for its growing
populace."
The NAACP singled out the
Electrical Workers Union in Fair
banks and several other major
unions" as "the n area within
which discrimination of a most
vicious type continues"
The Omaha guide., 1955-11-11
Army Life
Has Effect
On Security

The report of the Workers De-
tense League, underwritten by the
Ford Foundations Fund for the
Republic and presented to the Pen
tagon authorities on Thursday by
Norman Thomas and its author,
Rowland Watts is, on its face, a
serious indictment of the Army's
security procedure in relation to
draftees. Documented with sum-
maries of forty-eight specific cases,
the report charges widespread and
fragrant miscarriages of justice.
These have come about, it states,
because the personal opinions, the
associations and the activities of
draftees before their induction are
made a major factor in the kind Of
discharge each one receives after
he has served-irrespective Of his
record in the Army. For example,
cases are cited of draftees who
have been stigmatized because of
their political opinions and associ-
atoms in carriers days, or those Of
The Omaha guide., 1955-11-11
Real Esfufe
Lab Class
Is Unique

Six University of Omaha stu
dents comprise one of the most
unique classes in the country.
So. unique in fact that their
professor, C. Glenn Lewis, is go
ling to tell 100 Real Estate pro-
fessors from all over the country
about them at Columbia Univer-
Isity later this month.
Lewis's Real Estate Lab class
consists of three men from Oma-
ma and three from Council Bluffs,
Iowa.
Each Monday they sit down in
one of the University's classrooms
and talk over the weeks happen
ings. The educational term for
this is Seminar" It's as far
away from a 'bull session" as
you can get.
At these Monday meetings
the students discuss their jobs.
Each one works for a real estate
firm. Some do sales work, others
are in the financing end of real
estate and one is an assistant of
flee manager.
These six future realtors work
from 10 to 20 hours per week.
Besides the weekly seminar, they
have assigned reading in text
books and periodicals. Both the
employer and the professor grade
the students. The students also
write two papers that help in the
final grade: one deals with the
work correlated with theories
learned in the seminars; the other
is a self analysis paper.
The six in the class are: James
Blake, STOP N. 18th, assistant Of
flee manager for Tegtmeier
Reality Co.; Owen Giles, 825 N.
48th, salesman for Fitzgerald Co.,
and Charles Stillwell, 7O1 S. 22nd,
real estate finance with Nebras-
ka Savings and Loan, all of O.
maha; and Muril Hubbard, SO 4th
st. salesman for Winn-Phillips
Reality Co; Bruce Miller, 1872 w.
Broadway, salesman for Char
lotte Raes; and Floyd Foreman,
307 N. 7th st. salesman for Home
Reality Co., from Council Bluffs,
Iowa.
The Omaha guide., 1955-11-11

The Cedar County News, printed at Harrington, revealed last
week that there are IS boys and girls who are residents of Cedar
county who are attending high schools in other counties. As a
result of this wholesale trek away from home, Cedar county is
going to have to pay over $4,000 in Free High School Tuition
funds to other counties, the News pointed out. Towns receiving
the money are Crofton, Bloomfield, Yankton and even Wayne.
There was more extensive Halloween damage at Bassett last
week, the Rock County Leader revealed. Vandals, under the
guise of Halloweeners, wrecked a DRIVEN theatre to the extent
of several thousands of dollars. They wrecked the big outdoor
screen, tore up the posts and wiring which holds the speakers,
cut holes in the fence and left the place in a shambles.
Tax collections in Holt County at Atkinson are tied up in a
lawsuit A group of tax payers have gone together and filed
suit against the County Treasurer and other county officials, claim
ing that a reapprasal of property values which has just been
completed there, is unlawful.
Holt County protesting real estate valuations which were arrived
at by the appraisal firm of E. T. wilkins Associates.
A swimming pool made out of steel is being considered for
Curtis, Nebraska the Curtis Enterprise revealed last week. The
big tank would have a concrete bottom but the sides would be
made of steel sheets.
Principal advantage to that type Of construction is lower up
keep and lower building costs.
There is one other steel pool in the state at Pilger, the Cur
It's newspaper revealed, and the pool being considered would be
patterned after that one.
And here's a parting thought that will leave you shivering.
A deep sea diver, operating off a barge in the Missouri River,
spent much of last week checking the oil pipelines of the Champ
lin Refining Co. at Ponca last week. He walked along the bottom
of the river, uncovering the line where necessary, to see what
its condition might be.
Brrrr. Why didn't they do that in July?
The Omaha guide., 1955-11-11
Who Sends The FBI Where?

The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People
has addressed an important and explosive question to Attorney Gen.
eral Brownell. The question involves the fate of two children; it also
involves the issue of equal justice.
The inquiry arises out of the strange contrast between the FBrs
prompt intervention in the feared kidnapping of 3yearod Stephen
Damman, at East Meadow, L. l., and its total failure to act in the
Mississippi kidnapping of a 14yearold Negro named Emmett Louis Till.
On August % young Till disappeared while visiting relatives at
Money, Mississippi Members of his family Immediately charged he
had been kidnapped by three white men.
For more than three days Till was listed as missing. But the FBI
never entered the case.
On August 81 the mutilated body of Emmett Till was found float
ing in the Tanahatchie River.
Things have been different so far on Long Island. We pray there
will be a happier ending.
Within "a hours after the Damman child vanished, the FBI was
on the scene to aid frustrated local officials in the search for the miss
ing child.
The NAACPs question remains unanswered:
Why was the FBI present on Long Island and absent during the
three crucial days in Mississippi? Tirs life might not have been
saved; but the FI might have amassed irrefutable evidence against
his killers.
Technically, the justification for FBI entrance into a kidnapping
case is the suppostion that the victim has been transported across
state lines.
Actually this becomes a matter of discretion for the Justice De-
partment and the FBL In virtually any kidnapping there is reasonable
basis for the theory that an interstate crime may have been com
miued- Certainly public opinion generally supports the widest use of
the FBI when a childs life is at stake.
Who decided that Mississippi was offlimis for the FBI in the
Till case? Why?
The Omaha guide., 1955-11-11

relatives as far removed as grand
parents, step-fathers or in-laws.
More draftees run into such diff
culties than might be supposed
because most of those about whom
questions are raised are indicted
before the final answers, if any,
are in hand.
Those who receive an "undesir-
able discharge" find it almost i'm
possible to get a job. Even those
whose security record is not con-
sidered serious enough to warrant
the stigma undesirable" and who
get a general discharge" are Civ
en- certificates stamped to show
security charges have been in
volved-even though improved.
The report further asserts that
the Army has, in effect, assumed
political and social censorship of
every man between the ages of,
roughly, Is and 80. Before Undue
ton he fears the consequences,
when drafted, of nonconformity or
association with nonconformists.
He also knows that his conduct
during the six years he is in the
Reserve, after his period of active
service, will affect his final rating.
Had these charges been made by
some irresponsible or suspect
agency they might well be ignored;
but this is not the case. The
Workers Defense League has a
notable record of opposition to
both communism and fascism and
devotion to the cause of civil lib
critics. The report deserves most
careful study by those in the Pent-
agon responsible for draftee Sc
curity procedure. 1t calls either
for disproOf or action to curb the
abuses it reveals.
Without passing judgment on
the merits of the survey, it seems
obvious that the kind of discharge
a draftee gets should be based en-
tirely on his service in the Army.
After all, if the Army has reason
able doubts that a man will be a
loyal soldier it shouldn't draft
him in the first place. To force
him into the service and then dis
charge him with a document that
will deprive him of a fair chance
to make a living is neither just
nor conducive of good Army
morale.
The Omaha guide., 1955-11-11
SAN DIEGO NAACP RAISES
QUOTA ON HOLIDAY SEALS

|
San Diego, Calf. - The San
Diego NAACP branch has set
$1,000 as the quota for its 1855
Holiday Seal drive, it was an
nounced here by Mrs. Ruth Green,
president.
Mrs. Green said the NAACP
unit has added $500 to the original
quota because of "the drastically
increased cost Of fighting racial
discrimination throughout the ma
ton"
Proceeds from nationwide sales
OF Holiday Seals provide funds for
local and national work of the
Association.
The Omaha guide., 1955-11-11
SERIES BIG CHANCE
WITH MANTLE INJURED

|
New York (CNS) 80 Elston
Howard, the first Negro ever to
wear a Yankee uniform in the
World Series, will see real work
in the outfield with Mickey Man.
tie suffering from a pulled muscle
in his right thigh.
Mantle's misfortune is con-
sidered a real break for Howard
who might have had to sit the en-
tire Series out on the bench or be-
ing used only in a pinch hitting
role. Now it's Mantle that will be
used for pinch hitting for he is in
too much pain to start against the
Dodgers this Wednesday.
The Omaha guide., 1955-11-11
READ THE
CLASSIFIED ADS
ACHING MUSCLES

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eies with sTAN6Ack, tablets or powders.
sTAN5Ack acts fast to bring comforting
relief. . because the STAN6Ack formula
combines several prescription type In.
gradients for fast relief Of pain.
The Omaha guide., 1955-11-11

Emplro Founded
According to the japanese. ~
empire was founded by Emperor
Jimmu Tenno In 600 BE-
The Omaha guide., 1955-11-11
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
ADELPHL $4,000. q1 approved.
ss@f s,t ere Tse F@ "a. H Hesa =

ADELPHI. $4,000. OF approved
3.bedrm brick rambleri " baths.
s si@s. H HuaH f's +. i pRck can HE 4
lBELTSVILLE; $lb.3O0 - Beautiful.
custom built rambler OF 3 bedrms.,
fireplace. full bsrnt.. carport; big
lot; 2 blocks on Baltimore pike.
REALTY ASSOCIATES, Realtor.
BRADBURY PARK-Assume Ice. CT
loan; brick Colonial. built in 1854.
8 bedrms. and bath: LIST, n. powder
CENSUS Cen ia Bus s.n' lss "a alHsf f.
Cod; bedrms. A Ind f bath srou Shes
in: family-size dining rm. and
large kitchen Full bsmt. OF
approved. Immediate possession.
PRINCE GEORGES PROPERTIES.
COLLEGE PARK-ss,soo for this
sDStlss sou %hts rambler Of bed
block to Baltimore pike. OF terms
REAfTiYgo 0 .Assoc1ATGs. non Rea isor.
GLASS MANOR: 81, 900 dn. and as
sumo approx. ST. ,000 LIST trust
o-rm., Semldet. DIX; nice bSmt.,
gas heat: huge I'd. JOHN l.. SHELL
TON, REALTOR. 10. $4,000. IS
HYATTsvILLE; $11.s00-cape Cod
Of 8 bedrms.. din, rm., 2 baths;
full bsmt. OF and non OF terms;
block to school and bus. REALTY
ASSOCIATES. Realtor, WA. 7-6134.
LAND0vER HILLS, S-bedrm., q
story ash. shingie: conv. all schools,
shops. transp.. downtown; has sep.
din. rm., nicely decor, CT, S10,750.
Bargain, $3.50 dr., $66.71 mo. J.
VICTOR DICKEY. AP. 7-S0S0.
LANGLEY PARK--Adorable brick
rambler on lift. wide lot; Anchor
fenced and beautifully shrubbed:
3 nice bedrms.. ultramodern kit.
with dishwasher and. disposal.
Only 8 years old and in new
house condition. GI or FLA terms.
Pull price only Sl2,959; THE
PERRY BOSWELL CO.. WA, =
$500 It'll s pm. 8
LEWISDALE--English ramb. 1919
GE kit, with dishwasher. elee.
range. disposer. sx. fan. cor. vim
dow. full bsmt. and huge expan-
sible attic, picture windows, firepl.,
Anchor fence. storm windows. As.
sumo - loan with $500 dQ.
Vacant. Might take ANAL 2nd. J.
VICTOR DlCKEY, AP. T.s0eQ,
Continued % Next Hags)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-07
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BANNOCKBURN HEIGHTS, .S27. 500
large, wooded lot. a0xl75. Includes
paneled library or bedroom and
full bath on LIST A.. In addition to
large living room and dining room,
kitchen and an exceptionally large
s s5essa sna ROOM tss s Sss. cn es Sd
fioor' peiightful screened living
porch. buiit-in garage; full base
ment with recreation room space
and flrepiace. Large storage attic.
FRANK s PHILLIPS. OIL. 2-7006:
and evenings. OIL. 6-S076. %
BETHESDA - Custom built English
Colonial; large liv. rm.. formal din.
rm;. study. TV room. powder rm.,
iu bsd sS1ppsd bs sfshs On G seedns st
M ' garage. KoRzEsNDoRFER.
OIL. ASH til 9.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Ice. liv. rm,.
full din. rm.. encl. sun porch, mod.
kit. 2M baths. fun bsmt. with rec.
Tm, laundry rm. and shop. de-
ttaehed lear ssrags: lgs a corner
a s9 'hsufRs r IA 5sS o saSsn N.Y. 3Hy
BETHESDA--5-yr.-old brick Colo.
NAL on Ia-acre level tree shaded
lot; spacious rooms include 23x14
Kitchen kit n'' with TIN se r brestfasa' 0d rm..
powder I'm. on LIST a.; bedrms..
2 baths on end; Ice. paneled
S a4TntS 9syns on s snd a Ceramics nssr , m
floors, paneled maids rm. and
bath in bsmt.. breezeway connects
garage to house. Only $4,000
down payment-must be sold. Call
KE. 10000 TIL 9 pm. REALTY
BROKERS. INC, Realtors. -
BETHESDA S14.950-.very clean
S;ss IoSaa;dI Esn g, net home IN
large 4cs trust at $50 mo. Excel.
buy. BILLiNGsLEY REALTY CO..
BETHEsDx RAMBLER-Bsautiful
stone and brick. 3 bedrooms, 2
baths, wall-to-wall carpet. paneled
recreation room with bar. close to
possession POSSESSION Cali Wo, s.Ssoo Hi
) pm. ED@. II. JONES 4 CO..
INC, Chevy Chase. D. SIS
story brk. Colonial. in excellent
cond. and with nice big rooms. 3
bedrooms. breakfast nook. full base
windows. attic exhaust fan, fenced
lot. Priced at Sl9,50O. FRANK 8.
PHILLIPS. DI. 7-1411: ewes, Wo.
B-3235. II
CHEVY CHAsE-A charming brick
split-level home in an established
neighborhood: mr.. all schools and
transp,: ! level. consists Of 29xl4
liv. rm., din. rm., lge. beautifully
equipped kit. A few steps UP are
3 roomy bedrms., 2 pastels baths.
lge. closets and permanent stairs
to a finished playrm. and storage.
brary full bath. laundry rm. and
lge. garage; front and rear outside
entrs, Lot Is Ice. enough TO be
beautiful with Its profusion of
flowers and shrubs: hagstone walks.
patio, and outdoor flrepl.. lovely
Competing incl. Attrae, financing;
under 100000. Call KE. 10000 I'll
Q pm. REALTY BROKERS. INC,
Realtors. %
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HOUSES FURNISHED

ARLINGToN N.-2-hedrm. Colonial;
attrac. throughout and eompletely
trees. Si35 OIL. 4-6425. Is
NICELY FURN. HOME in Arlington
for group Of responsible women OF
family; near transp. and shoppine
center. IKE. 6-S676. Ill
5 ROOMS at Columbia pike and
Glebe. I'd. conv. TO all Govt. ofncesr
schools. stores. 10 min. to D. c.
s Si1e mo s;pR KEi s-5 ds wn,,s.tSn.
rd.-Niceiy furnished. 5 bedrooms,
separate dining room. inclosed yard;
$50 Ewes, IA a-fsI5. ~
CHEVY CHASE PKWY.. 521s, "a blk
on Conn. schools, bus: loy; home.
rms. Q baths: new dec. EN-. 3-lS70
N. ARL.-5 rms. 2 porches, nicely
c.: conV. 70 bus. IA. 2-2165. Ill
g. ARL.-2-bedrm. semidet. brick
s ssns ext sst s ss! evss OF t,79so
NEAR CHANTILLY. vA.-70-acre es.
tate, restored frame house. LIST a.
large center hall. double parlorsr
sitting room, dining room, Kitchen
u bath: bedrooms and 3 baths
up: servants quarters, barns and
ont buildings beautifully furnished
with antiques. Avail. Oct. 1;
$3.50. GEORGE MASON GREEN
SMALL BUNGALOW In historical
Franklin Park. near Falls Church,
Va. attractively furn. with an.
tiques: TRANQUIL wooded area: on
busline is minis. from District and
Pentagon. 1-vr. lease: immed. &C.
cupancy; ideal for couple: 500 mo,
KE. s-6163. -
Nh. 10th NV rms. Ia baths
tirepl: oil heat: excel. transp., mr.
everything. CO, 5-7579.
1898 Park AVE-, mr.. River I'd. and
Western--Bunga allow, o rms. anc
bath, lge, yd.; $40 mo. 7. v
GREEN, ST. 3-9463.
WAKEFIELD Charming home
nicely furn.. newly dec; lge. leye
lot; walking distance Murch. Dea
and Wilson Schools; avail. now
Wo. 6-2643, WO. $1,000. IS
T PLACE Sc, 1900
Living room, dining room. kitchen
3 bedrooms, rec. rm-: $13O mo.
Ii S-44l3 Ii ft-13S3 I,U l-S2S1
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

DESIRE 40 bedrms.. 1-2 floors
wood area (Ga. and Kennedy b
october /. RIA. $1,000.
DESIRE RENTAL HOUSE. nearb.
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HOUSES TO SHARE

CONGRESSIONAL sEcY. viii share
charming house with ladies. Reas
r SlSis in PAk Al "a s1saii woaasS
TO share small, nicely furn., 2-bed-
rm. GeorgetoWn house with an
other lady: SIS mo. plus " utils.
include references in reply to Boz
363-T. Star. -
WIDOW viii share her lovely home
with ] or . gentlemen; garage
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