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fTTTT A -i 21. Business Opportunities 6 -Montana Standard-Post Judge Grants nAnnuQi rAiAC Legal Notices COMPLETE MODERN WELL-ESTABV Ushed dry cleaning plant. Wrtte Bo Standard. Anaconda. RADIO BAR, BUILDINO AND ALL.

new refrigeration, new equipment, seu-tag du to 111 health. 219 Main, aorosa from ACM pay office. FOR SALE OR TRADE 4-UNIT APART-meat bouse, for small bouse. 723-5938. DO YOU HAVE A LOT SUITABLE FOR A con operetea oar wasnr neuiu build a building then lease the building and lot to ui? We will ktall equip ment and operate K.

COIN LAUNDRY SALES SERVICE. 60th St. and 2nd Ave. Soi, Ilora llelloll's Funeral Is Set Last rites for Nor Dorothy Mellott of. Whitehall will take place Saturday.

Tne cortege will proceed from the Duggan Merrill Mortuary at noon Saturday MDT), and Requiem Mass wfll be celebrated that afternoon in St. Teresa Church in Whitehall an hour later. Burial wiM be in Fish Creek Mrs. lifelong resident of the Jefferson Valley died Wednesday at the home of a sister, Mrs. Frank Soell, Butte.

She had suffered an extended illness. Surviving are sisters, Mrs. SneH. 'Mrs. Mary Lane and Mrs.

Jennings Tebo, of Butter brothers, Thomas 1 1 1 1 of Butte, Harry of Hamilton and Robert of Divide, and various nephews, nieces and cousms in Butte, Whitehall and California. Grandson Celebrates Mass for Anacondan yb Bolkovatz, 511 E. Third, was buried Thursday morning in tbe' family plot in Mount Olivet Cemetery? The funeral- left the Finoegan Cor Funeral Home for St. Peter Church where Solemn Requiem Mass was celebrated by the itev. James Hogan, Missoulagrand-on of Assisting were Jhe Rev.James M.

Stanaway deacon fS. 3. TaM-man, sub, deacon and Rev. John J. McCoy in the sanctuary.

Pallbearers were Joseph Kuff- ner, Peter Grus, Paul Bilodeau. Marco William Shegina and Joseph Corso. ST. JAMES COMMUNITY Admitted Gerald W. Lorn-bardi, 2007 Stewart; Ruth Docken, 2555 Colorado; Fern Elizabeth Hildreth, Dillon; Bruce M.

Benzie, 917 E. Commercial, Jess Poor, Downey, James Huggins, 1539 A Clifton M. Beck man Rocker; Mary Joan Rodarte, E. Mercury; Mrs. Louise W.

Siler, 6 W. Mercury; Mrs. Lois" A. Walsh," 2421 Locust; Oscar J. Buhl Sr.

Whitehall; William R. Lehtonen 507 Jasper; Mrs. Ann P. Hugo, 1000 S. Dakota; Frank Hamby.

2224 Locust. Dismissed Lynn E. Shear 31 Lexington; Sherry P. Murkiko, 614 S. Nevada; Mrs.

Bernice Naugle, Twin Bridges; Mrs. Sandra Nestaval, 420 Main, Anaconda; Mrs. Kay E. Nakwas, 1344 Sampsonr Walter Jt. Callahan, 346 Anita L.

Burd, 1809 Reynolds; William B. Trudeau, 632 Jackson; Mrs. William, H. LoveH and son, 1144 Sampson; Mrs. J.

Thomas Konen and son, 1900 Stewart; Mrs. Michael E. Ward and son, .1950 Princeton; Mrs. Bessie J. Stine, Sheridan; Mrs.

JVera N. Bennett, 1015 Missoula Mrs. Mildred Sweeney, 2314 Harvard; Mrs. Mildred G. Cronk, 166 W.

Granite; jDarol K. WrightSheri-dan; Mrs. Allenda Strickland. 2500 Elm; Mrs. Vivian Perry; 212J N.

Clark; EdgaTJ. O'Keefer2104 Lowell; John S. Bay ard; VirginiaE Jackson, jactcson. SILVER BOW GENERAL Admitted" Dale Dapp, 27014 Yale; Mrs. Alice Barger, Mueller Mrs.

May Salmonsen, 2208 Elm; Kenneth Carson, ess'AS. Mainf Mrs. LillianTraynor, 1812 Silver Bow Homes-Mrs. Ann Gill, 523 E. Summit; Gay WaU tula, 2216 Princeton; GaryRe-busch, 2202 Cotton woodV Dismissed Mrs.

Sarah Ten-Eyck, Boulder; Myron Bacon, 257 W. Pacific; Mrs. Ha Deighton, 2700 Ottawa; Lucille Korinko, 522 S. Wyoming; Mrs. Jerrolyn Byrd, 416 N.

Jackson; Mrs. Edna Jqbe, 1734 Lowell; Ronald Petersen, 4110 Cf a oninl ATm'intvA Ti 735 Evans; uonna Aaams, wmte-hall; William Harrison, Benita Nelson, 1932 "Walnut. PriceslReceived By Farmers Hit Eighl-Year Low HELENA (UPD -The Montana Crop and Livestock Reporting Service said Wednesday that prices received by Montana farmers in June for all products was the. lowest of any month since February, 1956. The report said the farm index of prices, which fell nine points, was forced down most by lower wheat prices.

The report said prices also were down for all cattle, oats, hay, dry beans and wholesale milk. At 67 per cent of its 1947-49 average the all-crop index was 14 points below mid-May and was the lowest since its establishment in 1948. Wheat headed the list of tow prices, with a precipitous drop of 38 cents a bushel. The report said the decline reflects changes in the wheat program involving a reduced price-support loan rate and the use of market certificates. Mid-month prices received for wheat and other grains reflect open market sales and do not include the value of marketing certificates or payments-in-kind; received by growers, the report said.

Also lower than last month were prices received for hay, down $.130 per ton; dry beans, down' 10 cents per- hundred weight and oats off three cents a bushel. i These declines more than 'counteracted the efforts of one cent a bushel increase for barley and four cents a bushel for flaxseed and 10 cents per hundredweight for potatoes. Poison Kills Dog A VnaH toy dog, owned by Mickey, Ryan, 810 Emma, died Thursday after receiving emergency treatment for strychnine poisoningK Ryan said the animal became ill after eating meat which had been mixed with the poison and thrown in his yard. REVENUE INCREASES HELENA (AP) Auditor-Insurance Commissioner E. V.

Omholt Wednesday said department revenue increased $177,266 in the past fiscal year. He said revenue totaled $2,854,237. utU-Anaconda. Montana Friday. July 10.

UM DEATHS Walter Fogelman, 311 S. Dakota, died Thursday. Mrs. Frank Campana, 206 S. Crystal, died Thursday.

NEW ARRIVALS In. St. James Community Hospital: A son to Mr. and Mrs. James Moore, Twin Bridges, Thursday.

A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. William P. Hogart, 317 N. Idaho, Thursday.

To Mr. and Mrs. Ronald B. Calvert, 1725 a daughter, Wednesday. yy' A son was born to Mr.

and Mrs. Terry Schwartz, 200 W. Cooper, Thursday in Silver Bow General Hospital. LICENSE TO WED Savage.24, and Barbara Ann McGlynn, 22. ANNULMENT ACTION Sophia B.

Bailey vs. Leonard Roy Bailey; fraud allej Mrs. Campana Is Summoned Mrsr'Margaret Campana of 206 S. Crystal died in a local hospital Thursday following an illness. The widow of Frank Campana, she was a native of Butte and was educated in local schools, including the old Central High School and the Butte Business College; She was at one time employed at the McKinley School as a jani-tress.

She was a member of St; Patrick Church, its altar and rosary socieues aitu uk nwucm lvy tective Union. Survivors include Frank, Anaconda, and Ray of Butte; daughter, Mrs. John R. Dixon," Spokane; sisters, Mrs. Tr H.

Charles McDonald, Butte, and Mrs; Harry ky Murphy, Philips-burg; brothers, Charles McDer-mott, Butte, and Hugh McDer-mott, Washington' D.C. Grand-chikiren, Charles, Carol Ann, David, Kevin, Donald and Greig Campana; Margie, Michael, Jean and James Dixon, all of Spokane, also survive. The body is in the Daly-Shea Mortuary from where services will be conducted Saturday at 9:30 o'clock, proceeding to St. Patrick Church where Requiem Mass will be celebrated at 10 o'clock. Interment will be in Holy Cross Cemetery.

The Rosary will be recited in the church Friday at 7 o'clock. Memorial Services Held Here For Sigrid Olson Memorial services for Mrs. Sigrid Olson, former Butte resident who died in San Gabriel, July 3, were conducted in the Wayrynen Funeral Home Thursday by Linnea Lodge 174, Order of Vasa. Mrs. Helen Davis, accompanied by Mrs.

Ray Wayrynen, sang sacred selections. Pallbearers were Pete Magrau-son, Olatf Stenburg, James Latch, Joe Lind, Helmer Seagren and Clifford Hirsh. Interment was in Mount Mo-riah Cemetery with the Rev. Oliver Jones of Gold Hill Lutheran Church officiating. Bruce Barclay Buried in Idaho Last rites and burial were held recently in Aberdeen, Idaho, for John Bruce Barclay, 66, 517 E.

Park, Anaconda, who died Sterling, Idaho. He is survived by his widow, Maggie; daughters, Mrs. Regina Barclay Flowers and Mrs. June Barclay McMUlian, all of Cincinnati; brother, George W. Barclay, Bozeman.

Three grandchildren and numerous nephews and nieces in Bozeman and Sterling also survive. Fire Kills Five VIENNA. Va. Five persons perished Wednesday when a two-story frame building was swept by a fire shortly after dawn. The victims were identified as Chester Turner, Harvey Hern-don, Joe Frenzell, Mrs.

Elizabeth Warrell and her son, Joseph, 10. Vienna is a suburb of Washington. SPEED YOUR WORK WITH A Rubber Stamp SPEEDY SERVICE ORDER DIRECT FROM STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY 25 W. Cranit STATISTICS Situation. Wanted Fcmatt EXPERIENCED SECRETARY FAST shorthand, typing.

Write Bos tS Standard-Post. HOUSEWORK BY DAY OR HOUR. PH. 792-9087 after 10 a.m. XROMNO AND WALL WASHINO, reference.

Ph. -9S-S85. WILL BABYSIT ANYTIME. REASON-able. 721-7882.

I ii 17. Wanted to Buy WE 3-and 4-bedroom homes A $15,000 to $20,000 Deshler-Veatch Agency 7R WacK Ttmaiiuav Ph. 723-5431 18. General Real Estate Summer Home Close to Butte Beautiful fireplace, kitchen area, sleeping porch, water available. 1 y' KISSOCK AGENCY Phone 723-4337 SUMMER HOME.

I ROOMS. PLUS bath, guest cabin, garage, electricity and running water, sitting on acres. Accessible from road, on Rock Creek, near Scjuaw Rock Campground. I Inq. Miles Rodda, Rt.

1, Pblltpsburg, Mont. y- FOR SALE 2 Houses to be In good condition: Call at 825 E. Park after 4. VERY NICE BEDROOM HOME ON comer AU In lawn' Fireplace, wall-to-wall carpeting, utility room, built-in range. IV baths.

Lots of built-in cabinets and oloeet space. Full basement. Call 961-2633, Anaconda after pm. HILLSIDE PROPERTY WITH BEAUTI-ful view of city. Restricted area.

Horses Good pasture. Beat homesltes In Butte Valley. Box 52 Standard-Post BEAUTIFUL SUMMER HOME. FURNI-ture. paUo.

water piped-tn, 220 voltage, miles from Butte. Absolute privacy. 792-1851. TERRE VERDE HEIGHTS. 10 ACRES left.

Life Magazioe'a Choice view of Butte. 723-8668 mombigs. J7 ACRES. MILE SOUTH OF 5-MILE on Highway 10. 723-8688 mornings.

FARM IN WHITEHALL AREA. 120 acre with stock and machinery. Other Interests, reason for selling. For particulars, write Box 70, Standard-Post. ROOM FURNISHED HOME IN ENNIS, Moot.

Sunporch. full basement, double garage. Fenced yard. 6824358, Emda for appointment. 19.

Hornet for Sal MUST SELL IMMEDIATELY Rooms' 2 Baths Garage Cash 84700 607 W. Diamond Big Sky Realty 118 W. Granite Ph. 723-7888 BY OWNER: HOME ON WEST SIDE. Large living-room, separate dining room, bedrooms, 2 full baths, exceptional closet space.

Full basement, 792-7688. BEDROOM. 2 BATHS, EXTRA LARGE living room, full basement, FHA appraised, shown by appointment only. Ph. 723.8403.

VIC RAUH REALTY Ph. 723-7577. SUITE 305, 14 W. Grantta. ONE BEDROOM, HARDWOOD FLOORS, aluminum siding, 2 lots, 1968 Princeton, FHA appraised, 85600.

723-7365. 3 BEDROOM, COUNTRY CLUB. Fenced yard, double garage. Selling FHA appraisal. Call 792-2728.

3605 Willoughby. OREELEY-ST. ANN 2 BEDROOM. 3rd bedroom in basement, double garage, rug and Kirch blinds included. FHA appraisal.

Ph. 792-3926. 2 BEDROOM. CARPETINO, GLASSED bi porches Lawn. 920 Caledonia, $5,800.

792-6730. Pat Ha rstead Realty Metals Bank Bldg. Ph. 792-1365 BY OWNER. 1 BEDROOM.

IV, LOTS. NICE YARD, DOUBLE OARAGE. 723-8417. 4 ROOMS SEMI-MODERN WITH FURNI-ture, grante deed. (2.800.

See Chuck at 4Va Mile Vue or 792-4774 or 792-7787. REDLICH "REALTORS" 910 Phoenix Bldg. Ph. 72S-S03S HARRINGTON REALTY 158 W. Oranlte Ph.

7924358 BIG SKY REALTY 118 W. Oranlte Ph. 723-788S NEWER 4 BEDROOM HOME ON PLAT, garage, finished basement, under FHA. Ph. 723-4992.

TRANSFERRED: MUST SELL SPA-clous 4 bedroom noma. FHA appraised. Emerson-St, John. 792-4895. WILSON MEDALLION HOMES Country Club Area, 792-7941 LIST Wulf Realty SUMMER HOME FOR SALE, 17 MILES north of Butte.

792-4881. 8-ROOM HOUSE WITH OARAGE. 792-7260. MUST SACRIFICE 4 room house, full basement, new IT deep freese, washer and dryer, 2 living room sets, new bedroom eet, rugs and many extra. Ph.

723-3367, see at 4 E. Center. WHITriER-ST. ANN, RANCH9TYLX. 4 bedroom, 1V baths, extra large living-dining room, spacious closet, earpet-kng and drapes, attached garag beautifully landscaped lawn with patio, priced tor quick sale.

723-5370. BENDER REALTY CO. "Big or small va aeU them List your home or business property with US. 2U W. Park 8L.

Ph. 723-7702. BEDROOM. FURNISHED HOME, fenced In lawn. Oarage.

220 wiring. 85500. Terms. No closing ooets. Continental Realty.

792-9268. 20. Lots tor Sale lots with rrnLrnEs available. Trade far eatnpar or 11200. Terms.

72- 7278. LOTS ON PLAT. SEWER AND Water. 793 4065. 20.

Lots tor Sal THIRTY ROOM HCTTX. WITH RES-turant and Missoula's moat popular night elub. Must be sold for famwy reasons. Baay term. Farrlaw Realty! 240 W.

Main. Missoula. Motnana. DISTRIBUTORSHIP to taverns, restaur ante, stores, for beautiful 100 to 23a eandy and drug special tie aarnbic high unmedlata eash profit. Expand-, kig manufacturer will furnish aotnplet sarear program Willi exclusive factory eoonsctioo.

Write: CHKX, 2918 M. Itah Phlla. St Pa. FOR SALE OR TRADE I-UNIT APART- mam house, lor small house. 71)-58, TARNER HOTEL a) CAFK.

FULLY equipped, bus depot, and ranted bar ber, ahoo. 83,000. n. em, souiosr. Mont.

BAR. LIVING QUARTERS. IN THE Big Holt Valley. Vi a Inn. Divide.

Mont. ESTABLISHED VENDING MACHINS route. 'Call 713-254. BUTTE BUSINESS WANTED Buetnassmao dastraa to purchase retail. whotesele or distributorship.

Prefer ana man or 9amily operation. Oonetdsr psrtnsraCilp. Apply In detail to r.O. Boss SMa, Ores rail, Montana, 16. Foreclosure In Holmes Case HELENA (AP) A summary judgment In a' mortgage foreclosure against State Public Service Commissioner Jack Holmes was granted Thursday by Dist.

Judge Victor H. Fall. A. W. Scribner, attorney for First National Bank and Trust Co.

of Helena, said Holmes has admitted his debt of about $16,000, but has been unable to pay it-about $12,000 to the bank and another $4,000 to the feder-, al government for a tax lien. Holmes a 1 1 yy Alfred nan; hertv. said' sale of Holmes' home in Helena is ex-j pected to be concluded within the next two weeks and this will completely satisfy all the state official's financial obligations. The suit was filed "against Holmes a fewdays after he filed for the. Democratic nomination asstate auditor, which he wonHolmes publicly accused the bank of playing politics and said he was advised by a bank employe that the mortgage suit would not be filed if he did not seek the office of auditor.

The bank said Holmes' statement was preposterous and absurd. Although he won nomination, Holmes did it without campaigning and said this was because of a lack of funds. y' Death Summons Wall Fogelman Walter Fogelman ofHS. Dakota.a 'residenUrf Butte 38 years, died Thursday in a local hospital following an illnessf Mr. Fogelman, anative of Iowais survived by a niece, Mrs.

Irene Zebley of Helena. The body is in the Duggan Merrill Mortuary. Miss MaryXosgroye Dies in Honolulu Mary Irene Cosgrove died Monday in Tripler General Hospital, Hawaii, relatives in Anaconda learned. Funeral serv ices were Thursday; at Sacred Heart Church there and burial with full military honors was in Punchbowl Cemetery. She was born in Anaconda and spent the early years of her life here.

She was graduated as a registered nurse from St. James Hospital School of Nursing at Butte. She served as a nurse in World War' I. She moved to Honolulu in 4936. She visited her brother-in-law and sister, Mr.

and Mrs. E. J. Perro, 124 W. Park, six months in 1955.

She was a member of St. Paul Church and the American Legion. She had been ill two years. General Reassigned FT. HOOD, Tex.

(AP)-MaJ. Gen. Edwin H. Burba, commander of 2nd Armored Division here for 18 months, was reassigned Thursday as the chief U.S. military advisor to South Korea.

Gen. Burba will become chief of the Joint Military Assistance Advisory Group in Korea after Sept. 1, whel? he leaves Ft. Hood for four weeks' training in Washington. BATTIN ON GO? GROUP HELENA (APlrRep.

James F. Battin, R-MonL Wednesday said he had been 'appointed to the Republican partes platform executive committeeAThe full platform committee began its hearings on Monday in San Francisco. High Low Pr. Albany, cloudy 72 64 Albuquerque, cloudy 86 61 .01 Atlanta, cloudy 87 68 .04 Bismarck, clear 85 57 Boise, clear 84 55 Boston, rain 65 .69 Buffalo, clear 85 62 Chicago, clear 80 67 Cincinnati, cloudy 81 61 .42 Cleveland clear 75 66 Denver, cloudy 94 55 Des Moines, cloudy 84 67 Detroit, cloudy 65 Fairbanks, cloudy 62 52 Fort Worth, clear 104 79 Helena, rain 86 51 .25 Honolulu, cloudy 87 74 Indianapolis, cloudy 64 Jacksonville, cloudy 93 74 Juneau, rain 55 46 .14 Kansas City, clear 88 72 Los Angeles, clear 84 59 rain 86 64 .03 Memphis, cloudy 92 71 .01 Miami, clear 89 77 .22 Milwaukee, clear 75 63 cloudy 83 66 .32 New Orleans, cloudy 87 75 New York, rain 63 61 1.10 Okla. City, cloudy .106 73 Omaha, cloudy 89 68 Philadelphia, cloudy 68 64 .78 Phoenix, cloudy 102 73 Pittsburgh, cloudy 80 61 Ptlnd, cloudy ..75 57 Ptlnd.

clear 72 47 Rapid City, clear 90 60 Richmond, rain 82 63 .78 St Louis, cloudy 87 65 .03 Salt Lk. City, rain 84 7r San clear 72 59 San Fran-, clear 67 52 clear 69 51 Tampa, clear 90 76 Washington, cloudy 84 65 Winnipeg, cloudy 80 59 .01 (M-Missing) (T-Trace) About eight million people in the United States work ki the trucking industry. MM Montana law requires Out the residents of this area be notified tf certain legal proceedings. Cer tain individuals, as well as groups, may have a personal Interest in the notification. Often the publication is the only public notice.

Te keep wen Informed, readers should check carefully the notices which appear under this heading. LEGAL CALL FOR BIDS Smled bld will ba raoeivad by Board of County CoounlMionena of Silver Bow Montana, at the offtca of aid board In Uw Silver Bow Countr CourtluuM. Butte, Uontaoa, up to and incluttinf July H. 19M. 10: A.M.

(DST), at which Urn they will pub-llely opened and read, for tbe followmc equipment to furnished for the Siirr Bow County Road Department: On (1 yard Dleaei Dump Truck. Ooe (l) pick Up Truck One (1) Panel Suburban. 'One (1) 4 yard Dump Truck. A Communication -way Radio System. Complete specifications on the abora equipment to be furnished for tbe Sliver of tbe County Surveyor, lot floor of tbe Courthouse, Butte, Montana.

Bids must be made upon form avafl-able at the office of the County Surveyor, and wUl not be considered unless submitted on such forms. All bids-must be accompanied with a bid bond or equivalent, In the amount of tea per eent (10) of tbe total bid and shaU be payable directly to Silver Bow County, Montana. The Board Croirty Commisslonem. Silver Bow County, Montana, reserves toe right to waive any formalities in bid ooeninor snH nMt bids. -y Bid muste enclosed hva sealed envelope addressed to the' undersigned and marked across the face: "Bid for furnishing equipment to Stiver ao County Road Department, to be opened July 21, 1964 (DST) 10:30 AM" BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS SILVER BOW COUNTY, MONTANA yDAS 3.

O'CONNELL, Chairman wawu a uncLiiyng No. 17,885 ESTATE OF T. WAYNE also known as Thomas Wayne Trlpp, Tbomas Tripp, and Wayne Tripp, Deceased. Notice Is hereby given by the undersigned, Administratrix of the estate of T. Wayne Tripp, also known as Thomas Wayne Tripp, Thomas Trhp and Wayne Tripp, deceased: to the xredttora of and all persons having claims agakut the said deceased, to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers, within four months after the first publication of this notice to tbe said administratrix at 82 West Broadway Street.

Butte Montana, tbe same being the place for the transaction of the business of said estate, a the County of Stiver Bow, Stats of Montana. CORFNNE D. TRIPP, Adrnkilstna-' trtx of the Estate of T. Wayne Tripp, aka Thomas Wayne Thomas Wv' Tripp and Wayne Tripp, Deceased. Dated Butte.

Montana, this 26th day June. 1964. Roe, Klely si Joyce Attorneys for Administratrix W. Broadway Montana IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF THE STATE OF MONTANA IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF SILVER BOW No. 32.954 STACY AYERS, Pliatotiff, vs.

ARTHUR R. BUSBY. Defendant SUMMONS THE STATE OF MONTANA SENDS GREETINGS TO THE ABOVE-NAMED DEFENDANT: You are hereby summoned to answer the Complaint in this action, which is filed kt the office of tbe Clerk of thta Court, a copy of whoh is herewith served upon you, and to file your answer and serve a copy mereof upon the plakibffe attorney within twenty days after the service of this Summons, exclusive of tbe 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 this Complaint. Saiid action is brought for toe purpose of eollecttng delinquent rentals for a garage at 656 Maryland Avenue. Butto.

Montana, for an 1 months period, begs ning January 1. 1983. to date. WITNESS my hand and the seal or said Court this 8th day of July, 1964. (Court Seal) FRANK J.

OABSE. Clerk By: A. Maenpa, Deputy Clerk Earle N. Genzberger Eari M. Oenzberger Nell J.

Lynch 411 Metals Bank Bldg. Butte. Montana Attorney! for Plaintiff PROCLAMATION WHEREAS. A petition for an krtttattve measure has been filed In tbe office of Secretary of State; and WHEREAS. Tins petition has been certified by tbe office of Secretary of State and has been presented to the Governor! Office aa being a valid mHla-tive measure: NOW THEREFORE, I.

Tan Babcoek. Governor of tbe State of Montana, by virtue of the authority vested me, and pursuant to Section S7-104, Revised Codes of Montana. 1S47. aa amended, do hereby proclaim and announce that said Initiative petition baa been filled entitled "AN ACT TO PROHIBIT THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY FROM ENACTING LAWS PROHIBITING OR RESTRICTING GAMBLING IN THE STATE OF MONTANA" and repealing Sections 94-M01 through 14-2432 Inclusive, and Section 94-1431 and Sections 94-3001 through 94-3011 Inclusive, of the Revised Codes of Montana, 1947. aa amended, and repealing all act and parte of acts In conflict herewith, which hi my judgment is aha tenor and effect of aaad initiative measure.

This measure will appear upon the ballot at tbe next general election. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my band and caused (tie Oreat Seal of tbe State "of Montana to ba affixed. DONE at the City of Helena, tbe Capital, this 3rd day of in the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and sixty-four. TIM BABCOCK (8) Tim Babcoek, Governor ATTEST: FRANK MURRAY (S) Frank Murray. Secretary of State 1 By: Oatl M.

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Chicago. 11.. NATION AL aEPRESENTATTVEa 1. Personals MASSAGE AND STEAM BATHS. SPOT reducing and whirlpool baths.

Graduate masseuse. Ph. 723-5011. Clark Hotel, Room 50L Open I a.m. STANLEY HOME PRODUCTS Ph.

723-7485. BLEEPING ROOM IN PRIVATE HOME. Private entrance. Inquire 930 W. Gold.

Notary Public 15S W. ftramte DIVISIBLE RE WEAVING Clothing Carpets, 723-6868 REST HOME CARE 100 TO $130 PER month. Nurse on Ph. 563-2132. Anaconda.

Lost and Found LOST: LATE MODEL SEARS BIKE AT Carnival grounds, return to 1937 George, no questions asked, reward. LOST A GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY D7 you don't use Standard-Post Want Ads to sell those unwanted articles. LOST: PAIR OF MEN'S GLASSES. BE-tween E. Granite and E.

Quarts. Call 7SW534. LOST: PAIR OF BLACK ENGLISH RID-ktg boots, reward. Contact Standanl Post Want Ad Dept. LOST: STANDARD POODLE.

STEEL gray color. White spot on chest. Reward. Ph. 792-2733.

LOST: CANE IN HIGHLANDS, SUNDAY. It found, call 723-6614, reward. 5. Instructions MEN lfl-33 Due to retirement, promotions, etc. We need men to train in Railway Communications, including TELETYPE.

Must have clear record, good health, not color blind. S. or equivalent. Trained men earn 8400-600 per month after short break-in. Plus excellent benefits.

If serious about your future and sincerely Interested send name, address, phone to Box 67M Standard-Post. Home training and lab work need not Interfere with present work. 7. Cemeteries i SUNSET MEMORIAL PLOTS FOR sale. Phone 723-3932.

I i ills aEZZi 8. Male Help WANTED SNAP ON TOOLS DEALER. Territory open for Butte. Helena and surrounding area. Investment required to secure a small panel truck and stock, experience not required, we train our dealers.

This is a real opportunity to have a business of your own. Our Dealer average tram $10,000 to $12,000 a year. Contact or wrtte to Ed Zieman. Field Manager, 1738 Park Hill Billings, Mont. WANTED EXPERIENCED WOOD CUT-ten, must have chain saw and ba able to skid with horses.

Contact Montana Pole and Treating Plant Office, between 8 and 8:30 A.M. (DOT) Butt. $135 A WEEK TO START Butte opening, must be married, 23-90. Extensive training for man that qualifies. For Information, write Box 328, Missoula.

Mont. EXTRA MONEY Man, now employed who wants to make an extra weekly. Evenings and Saturdays. Must ba over 21, married. For Information oaB Puller Brush Co.

723-3666. EXPERIENCED STENOGRAPHER, male preferred, secretary to Railroad General Agent. Write Box 88 Standard-Post. WANTED MAN TO GRIND SICKLES, must be able to weld and have knowledge of farm machinery. Call Met McDowelf, Wisdom.

BACHELOR FOR RANCH CARETAKER and general ranch work. Ph. 792-0630 after p.m. REPORTER, sports, general, use help, 5-day daily, TUnea-Reoord, Valley City, N.D. 11.

Female Help PUBLIC HEALTH NURSES for general. Isad public health programs ki Montana. Merit System, retirement plan, sick leave, vacation leave. Salary and placement opportunities available on request. Apply, stating qualifications and axperieoce.

to Director, Division of Public Health Nursing. Stat Board of Health. Helena. Montana. PLANNINO A VACATION Need txlra money to bolster tha family budget Join now, as an Avon Representative, and enjoy high earn.

tnra. Write: Marjorte Underwood. Avon District Mgr. lot Tahoa Drive. Missoula.

Moot. CENTRAL OFFICE WORK. 8HORT-hend and VP tog necessary, Sea OfOoa Manager, 1854 Harrison. 12. Female Domestic FRY COOK WANTED, MALI OR FX-mas, apply In person.

Moxom Caie. 15. Situations Wanted Male WANTED: WALL WASHINO. REASON-able. Phone 7U-M8.

WALL WASHINO. ODD JOBS. BAKRV menu, cleaned, trash hauled. TW-iaa. Standard-Post Want Ads for.

best results Great Falls. YOUR COMMERCIAL MAYTAG DEALER VAL NELSON" RESTAURANT DOINO GOOD BUBI. ness. Ph. 7924493 for ktformeuon.

22. Income Property ESTATE SALE 30 RETURN ON OROSS rental Easy terms. Bog 69M. Standard-Post. -y 23.

Wanted to Rent 2 BEDROOM HOME. WEST OR NORTH" west. Rent 850-60. References. 72S- aaswa y' vooa.

24. Furnished Houses 3 1 ROOMS ON FLAT. INQUIRE KM4 Sampson. ROOMS, CLOSE TO- TOWN AND mines, no pets. 1 13 Belle St.

3 BEDROOM HOUSE, NICELY FURN-lshed, garage, call at 418 E. Galena. ROOMS, BUILT-INS. SEE TO APPRE-clate. Inquire 707 E.

Galena. 25. Unfurnished Houses 4 ROOM HOUSE WITH SLEEPING porch, garage, yard. Northwest, 723-9102. I ROOM HOUSE ON FLAT.

INQUDIB 3227 Busch before noon. LARGE 2 BEDROOM, FENCED YARD, garage. 885. Whittler-St. Aim.

7 3990 evenings. 26. Furnished Apartments I ROOMS; CLEAN, NICELY FURN- lshed, 830. 310 Wttopper. 792-8522.

ROOMS. MONTANA AND COPPER. 2 or 3 rooms. 106 N. Montana, Apt.

AMQriMIA Apartments. 80 W. Park. Ph. 792-9244.

I ROOMS. PRIVATE BATH. ADULTS. 418 E. Second, MONTANA HOTEL APARTMENTS AND rooms 207 Broadway.

I FHMADn APARTMENTS 205 LCWINrVtNU Granite. Ph. 723-9827. BEAUTIFUL 4 EXTRA BEDRM. and bath.

All conven. Inq. 1 N. Clark. 13 ROOM APARTMENTS, STOVE AND refrigerator.

237 Colorado. 723-6774. ROOMS, CLEAN AND COZY. 307 W. Granite.

3 ROOMS. CLEAN AN COZY. ADULTS. No pets. D-A Apartments, 322 S.

Montana. Inquire No. 8. 27. Unfurnished Apartments KENWOOD REALTY CO.

1, 2 and 3 bedroom apartments Furnished or Unfurnished 9 East Quartz Ph. 792-1229 Sales, Maintenance and Service 250 Irwine Phone 792-1220 LOVELY. CHEERFUL. 3 ROOMS. BATH, upstairs.

Well appointed rooms, Younga-town white kitchenette. Hardwood floors. Only 860. All utilities. No children, no pets.

Reference. 223 N. Alabama. 1 BEDROOM HEATED APARTMENT, garage, adults. 723-3236 before 6 p.m.

3 BEDROOMS. 2 CHILDREN O.K., NO pets. References. 723-9239. 4 ROOMS HEATED.

CLEAN. WEST. Adult. No pets. 7234034.

I ROOM HEATED APARTMENT IN-. eluding refrigerator, electric range. Adults. No pets. 895 a month.

S28 W. Broadway. 792-1370. CLEAN 3 ROOMS NEAR SHOPPING center. Ph.

723-4150. 28. Furnished Flats 3 ROOMS, 444 S. WYOMING. CLEAN, modem, adult, no pets.

723-3558. 3 3-ROOM FLATS. ONE UNFURNISH-ad. 626 8. Dakota.

4-ROOM LOWER OR UPPER. 848 TO 847.50. Inq. 1000 Colorado. 29.

Unfurnished Flats 4 ROOMS. SEE TO APPRECIATE. 228 wirtag. Inq. 310ft N.

Alabama. ROOMS, 860. PHONE 723-5033. HEATED ROOMS: RANOE. RBFRIO-erator.

Walking distance west, 833. Phone Mr. Eraser 723-3271. 30. Furnished Duplex CLEAN, NICELY FURNISHED, 3-ROOlC duplex.

Everything private. Adult. Reference required. 792-4 181 31. Unfurnished Duplex 4 LARGE UPPER ROOMS.

lawn, range, utilities. 702-3183, 4 ROOMS. CLEAN. 792-5013. 37.

Stores and Offices OFFICE SUITE IN EXCELLENT Location. 838 Utah. City of wholesale district, street level. Heat and light Included. Call Christie Transfer and Storage, 723-5417.

STORE FRONT WITH GOOD LTVTNO quarters. 311 B. Artsona. 792-3960. ail 40.

Wanted to Buy SELL THE AUCTION WAY Gall Auctioneering Open for Coo signment, 1-1 P.M. Monday-Thursday. Ph. 723-9329. ANTIQUES GLASS, DOLLS.

JEWEL-ry. etc. Heirloom repaired. NU 2-0 Shoppy 1SU Harrison. After p.m.

eaX USED STEEL- KITCHEN CABINETS and appliances, atet shower stall and bathroom fixture. 723-6721. OLD FIREARMS REOARDLESB OF condition. PhS Judd's, 83 X. Park.

TRANSISTOR RADIO, 1:25 TIRE; RY. draulW Jack. Write P.O. Bos 338, WaikervUla. 3 DOOR OARAOE.

7S2-098L 4.1. Miscellaneous for Sal PONY SHOES. PLATE AND COWBOY boraasboea, also supplies. Sewall Hard-Ware, til E. Park.

INSURANCE ALL KINDS. ED DOLAN Agency, 67 W. Broadway, Phone TS2-U24. Payment plan. LIGHT PLANT, FULLY AUTOMATIC, steam machine.

Ph. 7924585. MEW CEDAR CHEST FOR SAU6) reasonable, OaQ after 6 p.m., TtHOH. WAGON WHXTJLS. OOOD CONDI-Moa.

IW each. Woa Caledonia. 793-0899. WHITE OUTSIDE HOUSE PAINT. 84 gallon.

Ph. 792-5254. BLACK TOP" PAVINO. DRIVEWAYS. panting area, also yard work, 792-4016.

WHEELBARROW FOR RENT, 80o PER amviee-raxson, a Montana. t-WHEEL METAL BOX TRAILER, 830. 3104 Wharton. HOTPOINT. CHBST TYPE, OSSKP freeaer, eu.

ft. 1532 Yale. RUMMAOE BALK. THURSDAY, FRIDAY and Saturday, 522 Colorado. OUITAR AND AMPUFlXSk Tag-Mug.

Butte Death Notices CAMP ANA Margaret Campana of 206 Crystal St. passed away in a kraal hospital Thursday morning. Her remains are in the Daly-Shea Mortuary where funeral services will be conducted on Saturday morning at 9:30 clock. Solemn Requiem High Mass will be celebrated in St. Patrick Church at 10 o'clock.

Interment will be in Holy Cross Cemetery. The parish Rosary will be recited in St. Patrick Ciiurch this (Friday) evening at 7 o'clock. CARD OF THANKS We wish to take this means of thanking all our friends and neighbors for their many acts of kindness and sympathy extended to us during the recent death of our beloved husband, father, father-in-law, brother, the late William J. One.

We especially wish to thank all those who sent the numerous floral offerings and spiritual bouquets and those who called to pay their last respects. The Family of WILLIAM J. ONE MORTUARY HOME 101 S. Idaho St. Ph.

723-S981 FRANCIS X. DOLAN DENNIS T. DO LAN MELLOTT The remains of Nora Dorothy Mellot of Whitehall, are in the Duggan Merrill Mortuary from where her funeral will take place Saturday morning and will proceed to Whitehall where Requiem High Mass will be celebrated at St. Teresa Church at 12 noon (Standard Time). Interment will be made in the Fish Creek Cemetery.

The funeral cortege will leave Butte at 12 noon (daylight saving time). The Rosary will be recited at the mortuary this (Friday) evening at 8 o'clock. Omitted -from the original writeup: Brothers-in-law: Mr. Jennings Tebo of Butte; Mr. Frank Snell of Butte; Mr.

Oscar Buhl of Whitehall; brother and sisters-in-law: Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mellott of Hamilton, Mont; Mrs. Thomas Mellott of Butte; Mrs. Robert Mallott of Divide; aunt: Mrs.

Catherine McKay of Palm Springs, Calif. FOGELMAN The remains of Walter Fogelman who passed away at the local hospital Thursday evening are at the Duggan Merrill Mortuary. Arrangements pending. Merrill Mortuary GEORGE PERRY, Mgr. 213 North Montana (Air Conditioned Chapels) Telephone 723231 WAYRYNEN Funeral Horn Floral rhets Ssrvtee Bsaclse Parksag Aral BROADWAY AT ARIZONA phone men Funeral Home It Sooth Montana Street Ario T.

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