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Germany that we will not con.
tinue financing her sales to the
underdeveloped countries and
she had better start doing the
job on her own.
Strong Stand
In diplomatic words Mr.. An
derson, in effect, said to the
Germans this week, when YOU
sell a factory to q country or
a short-term loan and in a
little while your debtor comes
back for a loan extension. don't
push the burden over to us as
you have been doing. You're
getting the benefit of the ex-
port, you're a vigorous compel
itor in the world now and you
can finance your own sales.
We're not going to be, your
patsy and longer"
The United States also is
serving notice that the drain
on our gold reserves has
reached a point calling for
major steps.
For many years we have been
spending far more abroad than
we have been taking in. and in
1860 alone, we're running more
than 81 billion in the red to
foreign creditors. Since mid
year, our foreign creditors have
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YOUR
MONEYS WORTH
We Demand Germany Act!
" SYLVIA PORTER

The United States is demand.
Ing that West Germany take
over a big part Of the burden
of supporting United State;
troops on her soil. We are put.
ting $3.50 million a year into
maintaining the defense Of
Germany. We cannot afford to
go on doing this in view of the
way gold is being drained out
of the country.
In Bonn this week, Secretary
Of the Treasury Anderson and
other United States officials
made this clear to Chancellor
Adenauer's government. If Mr.,
Adenauer won't cooperate on
this, because Of political or
emotional angles, we well may
be reluctantly" forced to re-
duce our troops in this area.
The United States also is de-
handing that the prosperous,
industrial nations outside the
Soviet bloc take over a much
larger share Of the task of aid
ing underdeveloped lands. In
particular, we are telling West
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BALTIMORE
LIVESTOCK

BALTIMORE. Nov. 26 (AP) CUSDA)
Cattle: Weeks supply limited almost
entirely to Mondays arrivals; supply
included about 90 per cent slaughter
steers and 20 per cent cows with bal.
feeders: trading closed moderately ac-
tive on all classes; slaughter steers
steady to strong; heifers scarce; cows
steady to 25 cents higher with advance
limited 70 Gamers ana cnttsrs: nGiis
ers and feeders sold steady, to strong;
several loads and lots mixed high good
and low choice 1.000-1,2OO ID. slaugh-
ter steers 25.90-26. so. small package
ssn cn9lce h. STE steers rS 81 00:a55o few
standard 22.O0-23. so; load choice 900
ID. heifers "a so. part load high good
740 lbs. 1880. several individuals and
sRa lots sta nily s sTd goOS hsfeTs
Gamer and cutters 11.50-14;50 with
shelly Gamers l0.O0-l1 90: utility and
commercial bulls, 1900 10 90. several
head commercial 1000 fey cutters
s s5Sana and SV Choice vea iRs:
standard and low good "a ,00-2s.00:
rood and low choice 65O-1 900 ID.
stocker and feeder steers 20 1924 90.
S9R s 5o h med sGod a ana fo o% sooS
iS.OO-21 90; couple loads choice 400
load high good and choice $500.
ba nsSs sHd as @oi as 6 csn
mixed lots u. s. No. 1o3 2oO-a30 IL.
barrows and gifts brought 1900 with
2 Ahead shipment No. l reaching
240;250 ID. butchers, cashed 1875,
package No. 3 $40 lbs. 1850: mixed
No. 1-3 275-550 Id. sows 13.O0-16.00.
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spending on military equipment
abroad. dependents Of military
personnel overseas. etc.
The Eisenhower administra-
ton Is really acting to defend
the dollar now. the Kennedy
administration is expected to
carry on and go farther.
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really are gifts) spend the
money in the United States for
United States goods and serv-
ices. This Is an intensification
of the Buy American" direc-
tive given to this agency more
than q year ago-which was so
unpopular then that an emer-
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gency meeting Of economists
was called at Princeton to pro-
test it as a backward move.
CD Insisting that our allies
eliminate their archaic barriers
against our imports and take
more Of the aid load.
% Insisting on cuts in
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Spectators are going to find
that when the United States
starts throwing its weight
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around, it has plenty Of weight
to throw.
distributed. 1860, By the Han
Syndtcate. Ine.s Al Rights Reserved)
Evening star., 1960-01-07
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you can save through American
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the losses of careless drivers. You
may think you are getting the best
price possible for your auto insur-
ance coverage, but you'll never
know until you compare rates with
American Homeowners.
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EXCLUSIVE MONTHLY PAYMENT
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budgeting your premiums monthly.
You elect to pay monthly, quar-
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whichever is most suitable for your
income and budget.
WHY YOU SHOULD ACT NOW:
There is only one way in which you
can get the worthwhile savings
American Homeowners offers. Since
there are no sales representatives,
you must contact the company your
self. The first step is to get quota
tiOn from American HomeoWners
on the cOverage you now have. The
second step is to compare the rates
which you will receive by mail with
your present insurance. The third
step is to send the application you
will also receive by mail back to
American HOmeowners. Granted, it
may take you five minutes to fill out
the coupon beloW-but your reward
can be savings up to 500 yearly!
Evening star., 1960-01-07

1T COSTS YOU NOTHING to get the
exact rates for your car from Amer
ican Homeowners. Rates will be
quoted to you by mail and you will
receive an application. It's up to you
to compare-and make your own de-
cision. No representative will call on
you in any way. In fairness to your
self, let American HomeOwners send
you the money-saving facts now
DO 1T NOW: You need not wait for
your present policy to come up for
renewal. If you are eligible, get the
facts now so that you need not pay
onemOre premium for old-fashioned
insurance.
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HERE'S Why YOU SAVE:

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savings so that you do not have to
pay for the losses of careless driv-
ers. American Homeowners has also
streamlined the method of selling
auto insurance. You deal direct
with the company. You save as
much as $1O0 every single year.
HERE'S HOW MUCH YOU SAVE:
If you are qualified good driver,
American HOmeowners gives you
full protection at far less than
Bureau Rates:
YOU SAVE $3.50 on collision and
comprehensive coverage in Wash
ingtOn, DC.
YOU SAVE 5000 on collision and
comprehensive cOverage in Mary
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YOU SAVE $3.50 on liability COW
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Maryland.
EXTRA SAVINGS FOR COM
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American AND MOST IMPORTS.
YOU GET FULL PROJECTIONS:
American Homeowners protects
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Family Policy used by most large
insurance companies. This policy
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HOW YOU BECOME ELIGIBLE:

HOW 1OU BELOME ELICIBLE:
You are eligible for American
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preferred risk savings if you meet
the simple requirements in the cou-
pom below. These requirements
establish that you are a good driver
and responsible person. You do
NOT have to join any club or belong
to any special group. You don't pay
one cent extra in membership or
assessment fees.
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meets all the Financial Responsible
ity Laws of all States. With it, you
can drive confidently anywhere in
the US. or its Possessions. Your
American Homeowners policy is
backed up by nationwide network
Of claims specialists-always ready
to assist you.
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Of the Candidates

contributed to the saving of several
lives and were in keeping with the
highest traditions of the United
States Naval Service"
A spinal injury suffered by
Senator Kennedy in the South Pa
cific action necessitated two opera
tiOnS. J.
With his award, Mr.. Nixon was
cited as displaying sound judg-
ment and initiative in organizing
the South Pacific Combat Air
Transport at both Bougainville and
Green Islands. He established the
efficient liaison which made pos
sible the immediate supply by air
of vital materiel and key person
mel, and the prompt evacuation Of
battle casualties from these sta
tionS to rear areas"
In addition to their personal
medals, the two men received the
American Campaign Medal, Ash
atic-PacifIc Campaign Medal and
World War II Victory Medal. Sena-
tor Kennedy also earned the Amer
lean Defense Medal and the Purple
Heart.
Senator Kennedy, who started
his active duty in October, 1941,
reached the rank Of lieutenant and
was placed on the Naval Reserve
retired list in April. 194S. Mr.. Mix
on went on active duty in June,
1912, and was released in March,
1916, with the rank of lieutenant
commander. He now holds the rank
of commander in the Naval Re-
serve.
Mr.. Lodge, when he took a tour
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Of duty overseas in l042, while still
a Senator, landed in the thick Of
fire in the Libyan desert On his re-
turn to Washington, then Secretary
of War Henry L. Stims0n ordered
him to return to inactive duty. He
said Mr.. Lodge could be Of more
service in the Senate.
But in 1914, the Senator re-
signed, believing he could best
serve his country as a combat sol
dier overseas. He went over as
major, and returned home a lieu
tenant colonel with an array Of dec
orations for bravery, including the
French Order of the Legion of
Honor and the Croix de Guerre
with Palm. He was one of the first
Americans to receive these hOnOrS
in the war. At one point, he cap
tured four German prisoners.
Senator Johnson volunteered
for duty with the Navy on the day
after Pearl HarbOr and served
in the Southwest Pacific during
1912. He undertook various special
assignments during his several
months of duty, and emerged with
the rank of lieutenant commander.
He was awarded the Silver Star
for gallantry under fire after he
volunteered as an observer in
June, 1912, on a combat mission
over hostile positions in New
Guinea. The mission was inter-
cepted by enemy fighters, and the
plane from which Senator johnson
was observing had to turn back
hazardously alone because fme-
chanical trouble.
SUNDAY, THE STAR
Evening star., 1960-10-30

JOHN =. KENNEDY also would
bring TO the White House wor-
time background as Novy officer
in South Poeifie. Right (doTk
slossss), with crew Of pr boot,
Ioter rommed and sunk by enemy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-09-10
BY ROBERT }. LEWIS
Real Estate Editor Of The Star

The Stars annual trade fair of the home building
industry begins today in the form of l5-day-long open
house of models in go projects In the Metropolitan
area that home builders are now developing.
Three special sections of the Real Estate Section will
be devoted to news and features Of interest to home
owners and prospective home buyers part OF the Fan
Festival of observance Todays special section IS
the first of the series Others will appear next Satur
day and Saturday, September "a
The Festival period will continue through Sunday,
September 25 Most homes will be shown daily and
Sunday from noon until dark
Purpose of the Fall Festival to provide an organized
period at this of the year when residents may
inspect builders offerings Of new designs ana new equip
ment in the Maryland and Virginia suburbs
In some subdivisions several different builders have
separate projects under way.
The list of subdivisions the names Of the builders
and the directions reach the projects as PROVIDED Dy
builders in to questonnaires from Inc quar- 0
as follows:
ALTA VISTA KNOLLS, Bethesda, Md.-From Bank OF
Bethesda out Old Georgetown road just past CEDAR lane
to Alta Vista Knobs on left. Builder Briggs Con-
struction Co.
BAREFOOT WOODS, Fairfax, va.-out Columbia pike
to Sleepy Hollow road and turn right Builder Kettler
Brothers, Inc.
BELAIR Prince Georges County, Md.-Out Baltimore
Washington expressway to Route so defense highway
out Route so to model homes at Belair sign Builder:
Levitt & Sons, Inc
BRADLEY FARMS, Potomac, Md.-Out River road past
Congressional Country Club to the first street right
Turn and drive to the third house the right, Oils.
Builder RI H. Mansfield, jr.
Byeforde, North Chevy Chase, Md.-Out Connecticut
avenue extended to Saul road left on Saul road and
follow signs to $500 Byeforde road Builder Forestvale
Development Corp
CAROLE ACRES COIesvile, Md. - Out Colesvie road
from Silver Spring overpass White Oaks; turn
right on Route $50 towards Coesve) and proceed about
miles north to Carole Acres entrance Builder Phifer
& Phifer Inc.
CHARRED OAK ESTATES, Potomac, Md-out Bradley
to Seven Locks road then left for " mile to model
house Builder Cook Enterprises, Inc
CHEVY CHASE HILLS, Montgomery County, Md.-Out
Connecticut to Jones Bridge road right three
blocks to open sign. Builder: Aldon Properties
COHASSET, Bethesda, Md.-Out River road to wilson
lane and left to community Builder Keter Brothers.
Inc.
COLLINGWOOD- ON-THE-POTOMAC ESTATES, Alex
andria, Va.-George Washington Memorial highway to
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range to trafc light at Montrose road (marked RAN
dolph road on right, left on Montrose road n mile
to models located on right. Builder: Merrmack Con-
structicn Co.
MURRAY HILL, OxOn Hill, Md.-out Indian Head high
way miles past Eastover to Murray HILL Builders Irwin
c. Murray, jr. 6
NORTH BANCROFT, Arlington, va.-Out Arlington bou-
levard past Gebe road to South Abingdon street. left
on South Abingdon street four blocks to Sixth street
er: Robert g. o'Hara
NORTH SPRINGFIELD, Fairfax, va.-out Shirley high.
way to Edsa road clovereaf turn right left on Edsal
road then1 mile to Back Lick road left on Back Lick
road to North Springfield entrance on right right to
end Of Leesve boulevard turn left block to sample
homes Or, from Braddock road, take Heming avenue
to sample homes. Builder: Edward r. Carr Inc
POTOMAC FALLS, Montgomery County, Md.-out River
road to Potomac Village, left Falls road (approxi-
mately la miles, to Potomac Falls, right on Alloway
drive to "open" sign. Builder: w. c. & A. NJ Miller.
RAvENSWORTH FARM, Springfield, va-out Shirley
highway to Edsa road left Edsal road to Back Lick
road right Back Lick road to Braddock road then
left Braddock miles to Ravensworth Farm on left
Builder Crestwood Construction Corp.
RAvENsWORTH PARK, AnnandaIe, va-out Columbia
pike to Annandale left Ravensworth to Brad
dock and entrance. Builder: Community Builders
ST. MARY'S PARK, Rockville, Md.-Out Viers Mil road
to Edmonston road right on Edmonston to Baltimore
road right one block to ST. Marys Park. Builder
Meadowbrook, Inc.
SHERWOOD FOREST, Upper Marlboro, Md-PennsyI-
vana avenue extended to Route 223 right turn u miles
to project. Builder: Supreme Builders
SLEEPY HOLLOW WOODS, Annandale, Va.-Out Co
umba pike from Fourteenth Street Bridge Just past
Sleepy Hollow road to Sleepy Hollow Woods Builder:
Community Builders.
SPRINGBROOK ESTATES, Silver Spring, Md-out New
Hampshire avenue or Coesvlle road past White Oak
shopping center, continue out Colesville road miles
past Route 20 underpass to Sprngbrooke Estates sign
and turn left on Vallebrook drive Builder: Graham
Finlayson.
SPRINGBROOK ESTATES, Silver Spring. Md.-Out New
Hampshire avenue or Colesvlle road past White Oak
shopping center, continue out Colesville road miles
past Route 20 undepass to Srngbrook Estates sign and
turn left on Valeybrook drive Builder: DUNE Develop
ment Corp.
SPRINGBROOK KNOLLS, Silver Spring, Md.-Out New
Hampshire avenue Coesvlle road past White Oak
Continued on Page B-l6
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ngton Baltimore expressway Route So right on Route
so to High Bridge Bowie road left to Old Chapel road
homes Or out East Capitol street and cross over East
Capitol street bridge and continue out onto George
Palmer highway to Old Route So right Old Route so
and continue above. Builder T. J. McDonough q Son.
shire avenue to Hiandae right onto Powder MIL road,
go and right Green Forest drive and follow
Or Riggs road to l000 block and turn left
Wooded way Builder: NevroS q Melvin Construction,
Inc.
KEMP MILL ESTATES, Silver Spring, Md.-out Georgia
avenue through Wheaton to Arcola avenue, right on
Arcola avenue to Kemp Mil Estates. Builder Kay Con-
struction Co. &4
REDWOOD PARK Bethesda Md.-Enter Kenwood Park
from coldsboro road at Wildwood road; Wildwood one
block to Tangewood right block to Marbury, left
to homes. Builder: Lester Homes Inc.
KENWOOD PARK, Bethesda, Md.-Out Massachusetts,
River road turn right to wildwood road and
proceed to homes ~ mlel Builder: Ketter Bros Inc
KENWOOD PARK, Bethesda, Md.-Out Massachusetts
avenue to Godsboro road right to Kenwood Park, left
block Wildwood, right Tanglewood to property
Builder: Arthur Lowe, jr.
LITTLE RIVER HILLS, Fairfax, Va.-Out Route 236
Duke Alexandria, town of Fairfax and Little
River Hills sign right; Esel road to Ashby road
left Ashby to Duncan street. Builders Randolph D.
Rouse Enterprises. -a
LOCH LOMOND VILLAGE, Manassas, Va.-Take Route
ve left on Route % traffic light in Centreve and
miles to sign at Yorkshire Firehouse and Rugby road
right and follow signs to Loeb Lomond Village and
models Builder: Cecil D. Hylton.
MCCARTHY HEIGHTS, Magarity road, Fairfax County,
Va-Out Lee highway to Route Z, thence to Magarity
road turn right to model home Builder Yeonas Con-
struction Co.
MANTUA HILLS Fairfax County, va.-out Route so
about " miles past the crcumferential highway inter-
section (now under construction to Barley drive left
Barley to Genbrook road turn right Glenbrook
to houses. Builder: Thompson Bros, Inc
MARUNdSCO ACRES, Woodbridge Va.-From Fourteenth
Street Bridge out Shirley highway Route $500 to Wood
bridge left Mount Pleasant drive to models. Or,
u S. to Woodbridge and continue as above Builder:
Cecil D. Hylton
MEADOWBROOK ESTATES, Germantown, Md.-Out 240
to Atomic Energy Commission building turn right on
49, first left Meadowbrook Estates and w. A. Martin
signs. Builder: w. A. Martin, Inc.
MONTROSE, Montgomery County, Md-out wisconsin
avenue Rockville pike " mile beyond golf driving
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Alexandria; continue AZ miles below Alexandria on
Mount Vernon Memorial highway; turn right at Cong-
wood sign to Collingwood Estates Builder: Lura Bros,
Inc.
COLLINGWOOD- ON THE POTOMAC Alexandria, Va
South from Alexandria George Washington Memo
rial highway Az miles, right on Collingwood road, lett
Boulevard drive. Builder: B. F. Fisher
COUNTRY CLUB VILLAGE, Prince Georges County, Nd
From Baltimore parkway turn east at Cheverly onto
Landover road Route 202 continue on Landoyer road
to Seventy-hfth avenue Turn right on Seventy NTH
avenue and follow signs to furnished model home Build
er: Rocks Engineering Co.
DEER PARK, Gaithersburg, Md--Out Connecticut ave-
to Jones Bridge road, Route 240 connecting loop
follow $40 to Shady Grove road (third turno), right
approximately mile to Route 355, left Ia miles to
Gathersburg road right Peony drive and follow signs
to model on Woodawn road Builder: W. Evans
Buchanan.
EAST sPRNGBROOK, Silver Spring, Md. - Out New
Hampshire avenue to East Sprngbrook, turn right on
Brantford to homes Builder: Jerry Marathon.
ELNIDO ESTATES, Mclean, Va. = Out Old Dominion
drive beyond Arlington County line to Birch avenue (St
Johns Elnido) left three block to homes Corner Birch
avenue and Devine street, Builder: Carney g. Drew
Development Corp.
FALLS HILL, Falls Church, va-North on Route 16
miles from intersection with Lee highway in Falls
Church to George High School, left Dale drive
Eat Falls Hill entrance sgn) to homes. Builder: Kettler
Bros, Inc.
FLINT HILL Bethesda, Md.-Out River road one block
past Wilson lane to Nevis road left to Broxburn court
and right to models Builder: Edmund j. Bennett.
GLEN GARY PARK, Mclean, va.-From Key Bridge
take Lee highway (oute 29 to Cherrydale bear right
Route 800 Told Dominion drve) and proceed to Birch
opposite st. Johns Church. turn left two blocks
to model home Builder NJ 7. Broyhll Sons, Corp
GRANDVIEW, Rockville, Md.-Out VierS Mill road to
Aspen Hill road, right one-half block to Grandview
model home. Builder: wagman Construction Co.
GREENWOOD FOREST, Prince Georges County, Md
Out Baltimore parkway to Route so exit right on Route
so to Lanham-Severn road Route 564), bear left on
Lanham- Severn road to oath avenue then left four
blocks Woodberry street. left woodbury. to Green
wood Forest and model homes Builder: Wabrooke Con-
struction Co.
GREENWOOD FOREST, Lanham, Md.-Out Baltimore
Washington parkway to Route so exit right Route so
to Lanham-Severn road (Route 564), bear left Lam
Severn road block to Telegraph road turn left
Telegraph road and proceed approximately mile to
model homes on right. Builder Benton & Ogle.
HIGH BRIDGE ESTATES, High Bridge, Md.-out WASH
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1960-07-08
HISTORICAL SOCIETY
OF MONTANA
ousar ana oPice HELENA
Butte Gals On Strike
Against Phone Company

Reports from Butte Indicate fefe-
phone Operators of Local 65 BA
IBEW have put lot of spirit behind
the strike they have found their only
weapon against the vast and wealthy
monopoly, Mountain States Tel. &
Tel. Company.
Negotiations are again proceeding
to end a contract stalemate which has
dragged since February (VOICE,
May 81. Operators have maintained
a picket line since they called the
strike at 10 pm. Friday, July 1.
Union officers for the operators
said Tuesday the support of the MEM
bers was wholehearted and there were
always more girls available for picket
duty than were assigned to walk the
bricks.
Public interest in the strike was
aroused by the imaginative gals dur
ing the Independence Day parade in
Butte on the 4th of July when they
followed the parade route with plac-
ards, and singing specially prepared
ditty.
The main issue of the strike is
whether supervisors should be in
cluded in the union contract. In May,
union negotiators told the VOICE
that supervisors in Butte wanted to
be included in the contract for the
protection given them by the Union,
and operators recognize the force
against the union that supervisors
outside their jurisdiction can create.
Non-union supervisory personnel
presently in Butte to do the work
of striking operators is a case in
point, according to union negotiators.
K. P. Todd, MST&T general man.
ager, wants the NLRB to make an
investigation and arrive at decision
on the status of supervisors. Earlier
this year the NLRB said supervisors
would be excluded from union con-
tracts where new union organizations
were being formed. Butte and Mis-
soula were excluded from the NLRB
decision, because they had been rep
resented by IBEW for some 40 years.
During these 40 years supervisors in
Butte have had the protection of
union organization.
The telephone company says the
ssue involves supervisor in Butte.