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26. Furnished Apartments 18. Ceneral Real Estate 10 Montana Standard-Post Butte-Anaeond. Montana Saturday, April 19, 1S6S Colorado Wreck Kills Monianan Services Set For LIrs. Smith TWIN BRIDGES-HFuneral serv ices for Mrs.

Mae (Munster) Smith Officers Elected At Carroll College HELENA (UPI) David Maz-za, a junior from Stanford, has been elected student body president at Carroll College for the 1963-64 academic year, replacing Kirwin Werner, a graduating senior from Cut Bank. Also elected to office were William Lowney, junior. Anaconda, vice president; Isabelle Toeckes, junior, Power, secretary; and Daniel Durkin, junior. Butte, successful bidder will have days to complete the work. 360 Mansfield and Metcalf also said they were advised the Reclama tion Bureau on Monday will award a $28,478 contract to Daley Con struction Co.

of Helena. The firm was the lowest of nine bidders for earthwork and structures for opened and closed drains on the bureau's Helena Valley Unit pro ject 1 Alva While Dies in Arizona Word has been received here of the death of Alva E. White, Butte native, Thursday in Phoenix, Ariz. Mr. White was born here Jan.

14, 1912 and attended local schools. He was a member of St. John the Evangelist Church and served as a first lieutenant with the Army in World War II. Survivors include ms wife. Ethel, at the family home in Phoenix; bis mother, Mrs.

Mary MacPher-son, 1617 Grand; two sons, Thomas and John, Phoenix; a daughter, Mrs. Rosemary Anderson, Porter-illos, Chile; two brothers, James A. White, 1617 Grand, and James L. MacPherson, Cleveland, Ohio. There are also numerous other relatives.

Services and burial will be in Phoenix. Mrs. MacPherson and James A. White plan to attend. Approximately 3,000,000 cubic feet of fresh ah per minute moves through Butte mines.

Poll Shows Renne Popular COLORADO SPRING, Colo. (UPI) The grandson of Rep, William Henry Harrison, was killed Friday when the car in which he was riding went out of control 16 miles south of here and stashed i an embank ment. The Colorado State Patrol said Benjamin H. Williams, 19, of (625 No. 16th) Powderville, died of a brain concussion.

The driver of the car, William F. Scholtz, 19, of Sheridan, and another passenger, James N. Collins, 18, also of Sheridan, were injured and taken to St. Francis Hospital at Colorado Springs. The patrol said Scholtz appar ently fell asleep at the wheel on four-lane U.S.

85-87. The car ran the left side of the road for 118 feet, hit a guard post, veered into the median strip in the center of road, and smashed into the dirt embankment Scholtz suffered lacerations, ab rasions and contusions, and Collins head injuries, broken wrists, a broken right knee and lacera tions. Young Williams' body was taken to Swan Mortuary ki Colorado Springs. Williams was the son of the congressman's daughter, Mrs. Mary Beth Brewer of Powder- viMe, by a former marriage.

The victims father, Gordon Wilbams, lives at Sheridan. The accident brought to 108 the 1963 Colorado Highway death toll, compared with 94 a year earlier. favor by staying with a job he had committed himself to. From the public standpoint, I think the people feel it was a shabby trick of the regents to try to force him to return. There is no emer gency.

If there were, it would be different." There is a feeling among many Democrats mat only an announce ment by Renne will prevent free-for-all gubernatorial primary with perhaps as many as a dozen seeking the nomination. They fear such a battle would shatter the party and 'make Bafocock's re election a cinch. Some Would Scare These Democrats believe an announcement by Renne would "scare off" a number of possible candidates. Some also believe an announcement in support of Ren ne by Sens. Mike Mansfield and Lee Metcalf also would help out the field.

At least two Democratic hope fuls are reported not about to be scared off by Renne or anyone else. They are Mike Kuchera, the Billings furniture dealer who unsuccessfully sought the Demo cratic nomination in 1960, and Paul Cannon of Butte, who got the 1960 nomination. Kuchera is the only publicly announced can didate. But Cannon has told number of top party officials and others that he definitely wiH be a candidate 1964. Others regarded as likely or possible candidates are Jack Toole of Shelby, who lost out in the 1960 primary; John W.

Ma- han of Helena, who unsuccessfully sought the U.S. Senate nomina tion in 1960; James; Senate Pres ident Pro Tem Dave M. Man ning of Treasure County; the Andersons, LeRoy and Forrest; State Sen. William A. Graff of Ravalli County, 1963 Senate ma jority leader; Sens.

John L. Me- Keon of Deer Lodge County and Eugene H. Mahoney of Sanders f'-JM till I I III i Bids Will Be Called on 2 State Projects HELENA (LTD -Sens. Mike Mansfield and Lee Metcalf reported from Washington Friday the chief engineer office of the Reclamation Bureau in Denver will seek bids soon on two large Montana projects. Hie Montana Democrats said the agency win advertise on April for bids to furnish stringing conductors and 160 miles of 230-kilovoK transmission lines from Glendive to Custer.

The work must be completed within 330 days of the contract award. They said on April 30 the bureau wiH invite bids on two motor-driven wire rope hoists for spillway gates at Yellowtail Dam near Hardin. The hoists will weigh about 85,000 pounds each. The Butte Death Notices KUUCEVSEK The remains of (Michael J. Kljucevsek are in the Duggaa Merrill Mortuary, from where his funeral will take place Saturday morning at 10:45, proceed ing to Sacred Heart Church for final absolution at 11 o'clock.

Interment Holy Cross HARRINGTON The remains of Mrs Catherine (Katie) Harrington are in tfae Duggan Merrill Mortu ary, from where her funeral will take Place Monday morning at 8:30, proceeding to St Joseph Church where solemn requiem high mass win be celebrated at 9 clock. In terment in Holy Cross Cemetery. The Rosary wiH be recited at the mortuary Sunday evening at 7:30. SULLIVAN The remains of Mrs. Nora Sullivan of 1400 Majors are in the Duggan Merrill Mortuary from where her funeral will take place Monday morning at 9 o'clock proceeding to St.

John the Evangelist Church where requiem high mass will be celebrated at 9:30. Inter ment in St. Patrick Cemetery. The Rosary will be recited at me St. John Evangelist Church Sunday evening at 7:45 p.m.

DeLOACH The remains of Bow- den Marshall DeLoach of 1101 17th Snyder, were forwarded last evening to the BeH Funeral Home in Snyder, where serv ices and nterment take place. Interment in the Ira Cemetery in Ira, Tex. RASOR The remains of Mrs Anne Rasor of 2003 Leatherwocd St. are in the Dugean Merrill Mor tuary, from where her funeral wiB take place Tuesday morning at 9 o'clock, proceeding to Holy Savior Church where solemn requiem tiign mass will be celebrated at 9:30. in terment Holy Cross Cemetery.

The body may be viewed beginning Sunday. The Rosary De recitea at the Holy Savior Church Monday evening at 7 clock. Duggan Merrill Mortuary GEORGE PERRY. ttgr. 213 North Montaia Telephone 723-3239 (Air Conditioned Chapelt) TRUPUKKA Funeral services for Mrs.

Katie Trupukka will be conducted in the Wayrynen Funer al Home Monday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock with the Rev. New Nor-beck officiating. Interment in Mountain View Cemetery. WAYRYNEN Funeral Horn PMrel Phase Ssrttee Spaeleas Parking Am BROADWAY AT ARIZONA raoNB nt-atst WHELAN Funeral services for Mrs. Nellie C.

(Mulholland) Whe-lan will be conducted from the Daly Shea Mortuary Monday mornmg at JSplemn requiem high mass will be celebrated Sacred Heart Church at 9 o'clock. Interment will be in St, Patrick Cemetery. The parish Ros ary will be recited in Sacred Heart Church Sunday evening at 7: o'clock. (baly-Shsia MORTUARY HOME 111 8. Idaho St.

Ph. 7234981 FRANCIS X. DOLAN-DK14N1S t. DOLAft OWNERS SANDERS The remains of the late Mrs. Millice Sanders are in Richards Mahogany Chapel, where the Rev.

John Morange will conduct services this (Saturday) afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment in ML Moriah Cemetery. I Aria T. Axelsoo, Mgr. Telephone 729-7282 ESTATE SALE MODERNISTIC BEDROOM.

CEfTTER DRIVE. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY. NO DOWN PAYMENT TO OI VETERAN. PRICE UNDER 8000. CALL FRONTIER REALTY.

729-8608. IMMEDIATELY. MODERN CABIN, BIO HOLE AREA. XNQ. 1619 so.

oayiora 19. Homes for Sale 2760Sr. Ann Deluxe 3-bedroom newer home, il 1 1 jl kh Ka1i4! IOUTUl DcUIWIII OJ1U ikiiu lh; fnlv finished In full basement. Lots of extras lined drapes 13 living room with wool peting. attached double fenced 3 corner lots, Birch kitchen built-in stove and oven, disposal washing facilities first floor, occu py June 16.

Owner transferred, selling at appraised vafoie. Phone Z792-8568 SELLING FORAPPRAISAL 818.700 BEAU- tlful bedroom home at 2110 Oarrison. wall to wall carpeting throughout, vertical blinds, bright larg kitchen, basement completely finished with rumpus room, built to bar and kitchen, patio and double garage. By appointment only Ph. 729-7948.

VALUE EN THIS BEDROOM HOME, convenient kitchen, dishwasher and disposal, additional 2 bedrooms in base-ment. Over 3000 square feet of living area, breeseway and double garage. Herri son Ave. Realty, ISO! Harrison, Ph. 729-8344.

BEAUTIFUL 3 BEDROOM HOME, DEC-oratlve Hving-dlnlng room, fireplace, full basement, deluxe kitchen, 2 baths, patio, double garage. St. Ann District. Harrison Ave. Realty, 1921 Harrison, Ph.

729-8344. 8 MONTH OLD HOME, REDUCED. LIV-Ing-dining combination. Birch kitchen. 2 bedrooms, full finished basement, 1V4 baths.

2105 Center Drive, Ph. 782-8027 for appointment. 11,500 DOWN, YR8. OLD, 1 BEDROOM. 4th in full basement.

Family room. Birch kitchen, double garage, block from Whittier, 116,700. Ph. 723-3018 for appointment. TIRED OF COLLEOTINO RENT Receipts? This cosy little bedroom on North Drive priced under appraisal at 810,800 la.

your answer. Excellent condition, large yard. Ph. 729-7882. JUST LISTED.

3 BEDROOM RANCH style home, main floor, utilities, carpeted living-dining room, attached garage, St. Ann District. Harrison Ave. Realty, 729-8344. CLARK PARK DISTRICT I bedroom, hardwood floors, plastered, fireplace, finished basement, detached garage, 1845 Carolina, 792-8940.

CHOICE LOCATION, 2 BEDROOM, WALL to wall carpet, all draped and curtained, attached garage on corner, 2145 WalL 792-2654. PRICE REDUCED. MODERN 3 BED-room, redecorated interior, 411 W. Copper. NICE 2 BEDROOM.

READY TO MOVE into. Floors covered, loads of bullt-ins, slectrtc range, garage, lovely yard and neighborhood, 2638 Bayard. 792-4879. EAGER TO SELL. 3 BEDROOM, OLDER home, central beating, newly wired, basement and garage on Grand Ave.

Harrison Ave. Realty, 729-8344. 2 BEDROOM. DOUBLE OARAGE, FENC ed yard, good location on flat, not water baseboard beat. Ph.

729-7981, after 5, aB day weekends. Our Listings Sell OLDS 792-1271 REALLY BUSINESS IS GOOD AT BOL-ever Realtors. Let us list your property. Ph. 729-5309.

200 W. Park. BEDROOMS, FIREPLACE, WARM 2-CAS garage, pleasant yard, immediate possession. 1216 W. Aluminum.

Ph. 792-8039. LARGE 4 BEDROOM, lft BATH. ON I lots, on flat, 2 car garage. $12,900.

Ph. 792-7774. TWO 5 ROOM HOUSES. GARAGES. WEST.

Need repairs. Both for 83,000. Ph. 729- sgje. NICE 3 BEDROOM, WEST SIDE.

WILL sell furnisbed or unfurnished. Ph. 729-6813. OWNER TRANSFERRED: LOVELY 3 BED- room home St. Ann District.

Priced low at 312.200. -230 W. Drive. 792-7649. WILSON MEDAXION HOMES COUNTRY Club area.

Ph. 792-7943. LI---: ror wuicx na- ndiiuigiuri rccmy suits, 792-4358 LIST Trr Wulf Realty BRAND NEW 3 BEDROOM HOME, FLOR-al Park location, G.I loan. Ph. 792-4003.

3-BEDROOM HOME, PHONE 7924477 FOR appointment. 21. Business Opportunities APARTMENT BUILDING. NEW IN 1985. cost 887,500, will sell for 820.000 with 4 room house as bonus.

Park Motors, 309 E. Commercial. Anaconda. DUE TO HEALTH. SELLING FULLY equipped garage and all tools.

Ph. 798 IttM GROCERY STORE REDL1CH REALTY. PH. 729-5033. SLATER'S GIFT SHOP IN ENNIS, MON-tana.

Writ for particulars. FOR SALE 90 ROOM HOTEL, REASON-able. Ph. 723-3472. 22.

Income Property REAL BARGAIN. WEST. 4 UNITS. 4 large rooms each. 729-582.

or 792-4652. DUPLEX. ROOMS EACH, WEST, PHONE 7920738. i 23. Wanted to Rent WANTED GARAGE FOR RENT IN Vicinity of Colorado and Platinum.

Ph. 7924092. tt: 2 OR 3 BEDROOM HOUSE ON FLAT OR West Side. Ph. 792-3894.

1 OR 2 BEDROOM HOUSE ON FLAT D- mediately. Phone 792-7469. 24; Furnished Houses PARTLY- FURNISHED 3 BEDROOM, modern, with option to buy. Call at 8 E. Wootman.

4 ROOMS. CLEAN, CLOSE TO MINES and townllJ Bella St 25. Unfurnished Houses HOUSE FOR RENT, M1 FARRELL. INQ. 1255 FacrreU.

I ROOMS, YARD, CLOSE IN. CALL FOB key at 11 8. Montana, upstairs. 26. Furnished Apartments FOR RENT 4 ROOM FURNISHED apartment, private entrance.

Call at 128 W. Porphyry. 4 PLEASANT ROOMS NEAR COMMUNITY Hospital. Ph. 792-3914 after 5.

1 ROOMS, REASONABLE. HEATED. I X. Woolman. 3 ROOMS, WITH BATH, UPSTAIRS, $39 per montn.

3t bo. loano. Ansohia Apts. 80 W. Park 792-0605 3.

4 ROOMS. 835-71. CONTINENTAL Realty. Ph. 792-8S.

iaAI CU ADTC Broadwm. If afl I I Caatar at tows I CAMADR -pta. Rooms 208 LL-fl rv-nranlta. Ph. TMSST THREE ROOMS, IV A I BATH.

adults. Ph. 792--K2. THORNTON Apt 54 I. Qranlte.

1 BEDROOM, KITCHENETTE AND BATH, adults. 418 E. Second. 3 ROOMS, CLEAN, NICELY FURNISHED, 830. 310 W.

Copper. Ph. 792-8SB. to Sell Real Estate, or Rent That Vacant House. USE CLASSIFIED ADS! TWO BATH AND WASHER.

821 JJ. yam, "t- 27. Unfurnished Apartment 1 and 2 Bedroom APARTMENTS Immediately avanawe Roroiwest. Centervllle, West Broadway. East Broadway, sou aaonuu r-t a.

NEW APARTMENTS Northwest and 3 Bedroom Payments and Rentals uasi wuaru KENWOOD REALTY CO. Sales, Maintenance A Service 250 Irwine Phone 792-1220 ROOMS. 1 FLOOR, VERY NICE, town. Phone 7234076. IN 28.

Furnished Flats 3 ROOMS, 792-0OS3. FURNISHED, $30. PHONE 29. Unfurnished Flats ROOMS. 834 WEST GALENA.

WALKING distance. Inq. sl w. uaiena, or www Transfer and Storage. 729-5417.

ROOM MODERN, CLEAN, 835. PHONE 723-4773. 3 ROOMS. CLEAN, CLOSE IN. W.

GAL-ena. iKtchen, stove. Ph. 729-7417 after 5. 4 LARGE.

UPPER. NICE. REASONABLE, West. Ph. 729-5829 or 792-4650.

31. Unfurnished Duplex 2 BEDROOM, GARAGE, FLORAL PARK, no pets. Ihq. 2837 State. 6 ROOMS.

3 ELEC. RANGE, yard. $55. Ph. 792-0738.

37. Stores and Offices riUACMI Rooms. Office, call 868 Phoenix Bldg. 792-6777 39. Garages for Rent OARAGE FOR RENT AT 11124 EAST MER-eury.

Phone, 723-3349. 40. Wanted to Buy WANTED: SMALL CAMP TRAILER. Phone 792-9027. 41.

Miscellaneous for Sale CALLAHAN'S Your exclusive Fritldaire Dealer Appliances TVs Radios Sales Service Tested Approved Guaranteed 1921 Harrison 792-7571 WHITE FOX STOLE. 2x12, 2 9x13 RUGS, tike new. rubber backed, Hollywood bed, Sarnsonlte luggage sweater coats, women's dresses, skirts, sweaters, else 12-14. coats size 10. Wilnaur 17 Jeweled watch, s-1 in good condition.

Ph. 729-8068, 2017 Arizona. 10' REFRIGERATOR DISPLAY CASS with motor for perishable foods, good condition. 875. Small electric freight elevator.

Show cases and counters. 818 for one. $25 for 2. Ph. 723-469L 3 SHOTGUNS LIKE NEW.

1 JC RTGOINS. 12 gauge action; 2 Roller tables for bench saw. 14 Transit level complete with tri-pod and ease. 2085 Florence Ave. SEEDS.

PLANTS, SHRUBS. NURSERY stock, fertiliser, apples, fruit and vegetables. Bill's Farmer. Markai, W. Front.

INSURANCE ALL KINDS. ED DOLAN Agency. 57 W. Broadway. Phona 792-2124.

Payment plan. MISCELLANEOUS FURNITURE FOR sale, excellent condition. 28 Lennox Hotel, third floor. CHINA CLOSET, 2 DESKS, CROCKS 30. IS, 8 gallons, new rotlsserle, child's wardrobe cheat, and miscellaneous.

2012 Lowell. 75,000 BTU FORCED AIR FURNACE, counter flow. picture window with etorm. 2880 Kossuth. REPOSSESSED COMPACT, ALMOST NEW.

take over payments. Xirby Company, 2308 Harrison. 723-4641. ARMY NAVY STORE. 28 E.

PARK PLAZA O. D. Hatchets 99c GI Folding aborsM $1.99. FULL LINE OF USED FURNITURE ANO appliances, ideal for rentals, Mel's Used Furniture, 311 E. Park, Anaconda.

NEW MINE BOOTS, SIZE 7. 85, PAINT sprayer, oomplete with 32 bos. Ph. 7V 5581. TREES TOPPED.

BUSHES PRUNES, landscaping. Ph. 792-6018. NEW 100 CHICK BROODER. OTHER ohlcken equipment, $22.

792-1558. HOWARD PIANO FOR SALE. PHONE 729-8650. BLOND DINING ROOM SET; MOTOR bike. 3348 Harrison.

30" HOTPOINT Phone 729-9457. ELECTRIC RANGE. CROCHETED TABLE CENTER PIECES, buffet, vanity set Ph. 792-0515, 723-3047. 3 HP ROTO-TILLER.

DAVID BRADLEY. 1961 Model. 3505 Willoughby. RCA ESTATE ELECTRIC RANGE, 2 ovens and grill. 3505 Willoughby.

LADLES DRESSES. COATS, SWEATERS, Sum 12 M. 1958 Grand. LARGE UPHOLSTERED HORSE SHOE booth. $35.

Ph. 729-9944. BOY'S WHITE FLANNEL COAT, 11 TO 14. Phone 792-4590. LIGHT PLANT, 1,000 WATT, EXCELLENT condition.

300 Colorado. SET OF WORLD BOOK ENCYCLOPEDIAS in new condition, $60. Ph. 729-8019. LARGE DOGHOUSE.

$12.50, INSULATED, window. Phone 792-1460. YOUNO MAN'S SPORT pants. Ph. 729-8124.

OOAT ANO 17" MOTOROLA TV. TABLE MODEL, new picture tube. Ph. 723-3720. FURNITURE.

ALSO O. E. STOVE, WASH-sr. dryer, refrigerator. Ph.

723-3501, 42. Furniture for Sale USED 2 Like New Bedroom Sets 1 Dark 1 Light Xhesrr HeadboarcVDresseF-Large Mirrors Excellent Springs and Mattresses Traded On a New, Trailer-From Bender-Peterslie Trailer Sales Below Market Prices Used Furniture Leonard Refrigerator Dinette and four chairs 15.00 Full bed 35 08 Westinghouse 30" range, electrie 75.08 Hotpotnt washer and dryer Dining room set with buffet 50 00 Freezer. 13 Cu. chest type Wardrobe trunk 15.00 Ons oil stove 500 Croely Electric Stove 40" 3 75.0$ Dean Doak Trailers PHONE 792-2329 2100 HARRISON AVE. DINTNO ROOM SET, LARGE TAB, buffet and chairs.

2 piece living room set. gray, 3 piece bedroom set, 3 chest of drawers, antique desk, 21" TV, pictures and gold frames, radio, and miscellaneous. W. Quartz, 11 a.m. to I pm.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, LAMPS, clothing, men's 2-finger bowling ball, misc. Ph. 729-7413 Sunday's, Monday's, evenings, or 792-0018 weekdays. NEW RCA VICTOR COLOR TV. REG.

$895, Close out, $595. Tom Klrby Appliances, E. Park. USED DINING ROOM BET, $60 30. Shlnar Furniture.

E. Park USED LIVING ROOM BETS, $08.83 UP. who died at her home north of Twin Bridges Thursday, will be conduct ed Monday at 2 p.m. in the Church of the Valley by the Rev. Ben Gum.

Burial will be in the Point of Rocks Cemetery. Mrs. Smith was born in Chicago on March 1, 1095, and was married to Weaver Smith in Sheridan on arch 22, 1911. Surviving beside the husband are daughters, Mrs. Hugh Brown, Steamboat Springs, Mrs Robert Dowie, Cheyenne, and Mrs.

Ron Paige, Twin Bridges; a sister, Mrs. Charles Cote, Butte; eight grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. A son died in 1961 Her body is in the Scott Funeral Home at WhHebalL LECALS NOTICE I wiB not be responsible for any debt unices contracted by myself. MERVIN B. OLSON Address: TeUowttone Bar State of Montana, County of Silver Bow, as.

On this day personally appeared Mervin B. Olson before me, a Notary Public, and executed toe above Instrument and states that he la the person herein mentioned. In witness whereof, I have set my hand and seal at Butte, Montana, this 11 day of April, 1963. DONALD O. NYOUIST Notary Public.

SEAL Ify commission expires June 19H IW THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF TH STATE OP MONTANA IN AND FOB THE COUNTY OP SILVER BOW No. 13,103 IN THE MATTER OP THE ESTATE OP: ELSIE LOWNEY, Deceased. NOTICE OF SALE OP REAL ESTATE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that William E. Lowney, Administrator the Es tate of Stele Lowney. deceased, pursuant to an Order of the above-entitled District Court, la the above-entitled estate, duly liven and made on the 5th day of April.

1963, will sell at private tale, to the high-eat bidder for cash, and subject to the confirmation of said Court, on and after Tuea-dT. the 13rd of Anril. 1963. at the hour of 11:00 a.m.. all of the right, title and In terest of the estate of said decedent and to the following described real property situated In the County of Silver Bow, State of Montana, and particularly described aa follows, to-wit: f.

AU that portion of the surface ground and to a depth of fifty feet beneath the surface of the Original No. 6 Quarts Lode Mining Claim, designated by official survey thereof and patent there for as Lot no. 161. survey no. lie.

In Section 13, Township 1 North, Rang West in said Silver Bow county, Montana, particularly described a fellows: Beginning at a point on the South east comer of the tract to oe oescnoea, an 80-penny spike flush with the ground, from which the Northeast corner. No. 5 of the Washoe Quarts Lode Mining Claim, Survey No. 644, Lot No. 100, Dears South 23S' East.

kz. ze; thence Norm 3628' Bast 46 feet, to the Northeast corner of said tract, an 80-oennv spike flush win the ground thenoe North H'lT West, 96.1 feet, to the norttbwest comer of said tract, an 80-oennv spike flush with the ground; thence South 242' West, 43.0 feet, to the Southwest comer of said tract, a cross on the east edge of the concrete sidewalk; thence South 8356' East, 79.6 feet to the place of beginning; said tract containing an area of o.obbs acre. more or leas. Also all of the following described property: Beginning at the Southeast comer of the tract described, a point on the West line of Anaconda Road, from which the Northeast comer of Washoe Lode. Lot 100.

bears South 904s' East, 241.7 feet; thence North 25 55' East, along the West line of Anaconda Road, 46.6 feet, to the Northeast comer: thence North 83W West 93.9 feet to the Northwest comer, a point on the East line of Wyoming Street; thence South 306' West, along the East line of Wyoming Street. 43 feet to the South west comer; thence Soutn S3- xr East, 7S.9 feet to the place of beginning, from which the Intersection of the west line of Anaconda Road with the North line of Washoe Xode, Lot 100, bears South 2555' West. 27.1 feet. Terms and conditions of sale: Cash, law ful money of the United States. Paid upon oonflrmatton by the court and approval of loan by veterans Administration.

Bids will be received In writing up to the date of sale at the offices of Earl Oenzberger and Easte N. Gensberger. attorneys for Administrator, 411 Metals Bank Building, Butte, Montana. Dated this 5th day of April. 1963.

William E. Lowney Administrator of Estate at Elsie Lowney, Dec. Earl M. Gensberger Earle N. Oentberger 411 Metal Bank Butte, Montana Attorneys for Administrator LOOKING TO RENT, HIRE, WORK? The Montana Standard-Post Want Ad Rates are scaled to meet all needs 1, 2 days 30c per line per day I days 4, 5 da; i 7 days or more days per line per day 22c per line per day 20c per line per day 18c per line per day Minimum Ad 2 Lines One-line ads charged as two lines an less than monthly orders.

Minimum Charge 60c Above rates are for consecutive Insertions without change of copy. Want ads ordered by telephone are accepted on a memorandum charge only. In return for this courtesy the advertiser la expected to remit promptly. Contracts for lower rates are available. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING OFFICE Located on Street Floor, West Side 25 West Granite Phone 792-8301 8:30 A.M 8:00 P.M.

Monday Through Friday 8: JO A.M.-4 00 P.M. Saturday! COPY DEADLINE FOR: MUST BE IN: 5 p.m. Friday ..4 p.m. Saturday 5 p.m. Monday p.m.

Tuesday .5 p.m. Wednesday 5 p.m. Thursday 5 p.m. Friday Sunday Tuesday Friday The Standard-Post Is not liable for errors after the first Insertion and reserve the right to properly classify, index and edit aU ads. JANN ft KELLEY, Sic.

NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES New York, Chicago, Detroit, Los Angelas, Fraternal Notices AF AM SUMMIT VALLEY LODGE No. 123 A A.M. Special Communica tion at 7:30 P.M. Work in the 1 M. Degree.

Walter A. Krlckson, W.M.i Byron Kerr, Secretary. Visiting Master Masons cordially Invited. Lunch, 1. Personals TWO SURE WAYS TO SAVE MONEY.

(1) Put It in the Bank. (2) Drive a Flat. Knlvei Imports Inc. WISE RIVER CLUB During Lent, serving Mountahi Trout and Prawns. Notary Public 151 W.

Granite IMrrttjirTAV By Appointment UNV-VJIVIC, I HA ph. 792-9560 INCOME TAX jrff INVISIBLE REWEAVINO Clothing, Rugs, 729-6869. 2. Lost and Foun EARN $15. OIVE NAME OF DOGNAPPER, Dognapped a snepoera vouie poeu tan and white.

4 years old, brown folded ear, name Dan. Informant's name won't be mentioned. za spruce si. TAKEN FROM ME ADERVILLE WHITE female anon nose mwhu iw any Information leading to whereabouts. Ph.

792-6852. LOST A GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY IP yeu don't use Standard-Post want aos sell those unwanted articles. LOST EYE GLASSES IN RED LEATHER esse, near bus aepoc itewaru. m. iw LOST: LADIES GLASSES IN LIGHT leather case near or in Metau Bans.

Ph. 723-4183. vn'. notuna y.itwiKP WATJ.srr UBV gently neededl Reward, ro. vw-zjs or 729-7782.

LOST: BOY'S GLASSES IN OOMMUNT. ty Hospital Park. Reward. 792-840S. 5.

Instructions MEN AND WOMEN WANTED TO TRAIN FOR CIVIL SERVICE EXAMS We prepare Men and Women. Ages 18-58. No experience necessary. Grammar school education usually sufficient. Permanent Jobs.

No layoffs. Short hours. High pay. Advancement. Send name, home address, phone number and time home.

Write Marcel Box 108M, Standard-Post AUTOBODY REPAIR, AUTO Jt DIESEL mechanics, welding and lathe work. These trades neeo. trained men. ince practical training In arc or ecetylene Mmu fn. a lnh VrM VOUIUS JMlC JW literature on request.

Hanson Mechanical Traae scncoi. box hw, HIGH SCHOOL Yes, you can finish your High School education at home your spare time. Prepare for a better Job or college. All KmW Aimfthri PrevlniiB ArwaitK al lowed. American School, 2124 Grand ph.

Butte. CUMMINS APPROVED DIESEL TRAIN-big. interviewing now. Write Box 114M, Standard-Post. Call 792-5353 immediately.

MH-llllll 8. Male Help OPXNINO FOR MARRIED MAN, WHO wants to supplement his Income by 825 to 830 per week. For Information call Fuller Brush Co. 723-3866. HIGH SCHOOL BOYS.

PART TIME WORK. $3.00 an hour possible. See Don. 3:30 to 4:30 weekdays. 213 silver now uioca.

RESPONSIBLE MEN TO TRAIN IN NAVY dlesel equipment. See Class 5 Instructions 9. Salesmen Wanted CONTACT MAN Credit organization needs local man to Introduce new Credit Plan to Business and Professional men 50 mile radius. If vou have sold Specialties, Food Plans, Books. Memorials, or have credit experience, this Is an unusual opportunity for you.

Permanent and must have car. High Commission-Bonus arrangement with advancement opportunity. $125 week ly draw to qualified man. writ box 1I3M, suno-rd-rosi. ANTO SALESMAN New and Used Cars.

A real money maker. Group Insurance. Wt days a week. Sales training. Salary and com mission, see Artie reris or os wum, Wilson Motor Co.

vTTVl Ul-V la TTb 94 IRARN WHTT.lC you learn. Full time employment neiping Unit Manager, sj.uu an nour poesioie ror beginners. See Don. 9:00 to 10:00 a.m.. weekdays.

213 Silver Bow Block. SALESMAN1 WANTED, MECHANICALLY Inclined preierrea, out not necessary, up-portunlty to earn $10,000 a year. Replies kept confidential. Writo Box l'lfi Sx--Post. 11.

Female Help WANTED GIRL BARTENDER. SINGLE, am. in exnerlenes not necessary. $70 per week for 6 days. Com mercial Hotel, Townsena, Monu-w.

13. Male or Femala Help EXECUTIVE POSITION OPEN. ADMIN-istratlve and organizational ability necessary. Must be willing to reside in Billings, Montana. Part-time travel mandatory.

Salary commensurate with ability. Write P. 0. Box 911 (X), Great Falls, Montana. 15.

Situations Wanted Male YARD AND BASEMENT CLEANING. Trash hauling. Ph. 7924624. 16 Situations Wanted Female SEWING AND ALTERATIONS.

PH. 792-332 after 3 p.m. CURTAINS AND TABLE CLOTHS WASHED and stretched, pn. rtnia. WALL WASHING AND ODD JOBS, PH.

792-6187. ALTERATIONS OF ANY KIND. WORK guaranteed. Ph. 723-3817.

18. Ceneral Real Estate FLATHEAD LAKE Beautiful new lake shore home with unsurpassed view, on level wooded lot 100' lake frontage. Large llvinrroora with a beautiful stone fireplace dinette, excellent cabinet kitchen with built-in appliances. 2-larga bedrooms, tllex bathroom, etc. Interior finished in clear knotty pine, rock patio, sun deck, boat-dock, home well insulated and electric heated for year round living.

On account of illness, builder-owner will sacrifice at $17,800.00 with term available. FLATHEAD- LA IDEAL FOR SEMI-RETIRED I acres of land with some 100 tree cherry orchard, 'a good Newer strictly modern home, large carpeted llvincroom, excellent cabinet kitchen, 3-bedrooms, etc. Priced at only $17,600 with 29ft cash down. FLATHEAD LAKE Excellent West shore location, 100 feet' frontage. 2-bedrooms, fireplace.

2 boathouses, some fruit trees. Priced at $21,000.00 with 29ft down. "OUR OFFICE HAS A MOST COMPLETE LIST OF FLATHEAD LAKE8HORB HOMES, CHERRY ORCHARDS AND MOTELS FOR BALK. SEE UB." TJNROB REALTY Junction Highway 3 and IS Poison, Montana Anne Rasor Is Summoned Here Death came to Mrs. Anne Rasor of 2003 Leatherwood Thursday in a local hospital Mrs.

Rasor was born in Ana conda and had been a Butte resident for 80 years. She was educated in Butte schools. She had been employed by local cafes. She was a member of Holy Sa vior Church, the McQueen Auxiliary, Holy Savior Altar Society, Daughters of Isabella, Senior Citi zens Club and the Women Pro tective Union. Surviving are her husband, Ar thur; son, William of Anaconda; grandchildren, Eve Ann, Linda, William and Jeanne Marie Rasor of Anaconda; brothers, George Bukovatz, Missoula; Edward Buk- ovatz of Butte and John Bukovatz of Vallejo, sisters, Mrs.

Rose Barry of Vallejo and Mrs. Mary Bray of Missoula, and numerous other relatives. Her body is in the Duggan Mer rill Mortuary. Solemn requiem mass will be celebrated Tuesday at 9 a.m. in Holy Savior Church.

Burial will be in Holy Cross Cemetery. The Rosary will be recited Monday at .7 p.m. in the church. Wrecks Kill 2 (Continued from Page 1) ond in Valley County in the past six days which caused death. Fitzpatrdck died in a two-car accident Friday morning four miles south of Hardin on U.S.

Highway 87. The Fftzpatrkk vehicle, investigating higjiway patrolmen said, collided with a car driven by Anthony Snookster, 60, Lodge Grass. Both cars were southbound at the time. The Snookster car went up on its front end and the Fitzpatrick vehicle overturned. The Snooksters, not believed seriously hurt, were treated at a Hardin Hospital.

The victim was a student at the University of Kansas. He was visiting at his home in Hardin with friends at Crow Agency. He is survived by his widow, Rita, and three young children. MUSIC WORKSHOP SET GREAT FALLS (UPI) A workshop in music fundamentals, specifically programmed' for grade school teachers, wiH be held July 8-19 at the College of Great Falls as a special feature of the school's 1963 summer session. Sister Eloise, Seattle, music consultant for the Sisters of Charity of Providence, will direct the twoweek program.

POST OFFICE SITE SET CASCADE (UPI) Sens. Mike Mansfield and Lee Metcalf said Friday the Post Office Depart ment has selected a site for a new post office building in Cascade. The Montana Democrats report ed from Washington the site cov ers two lots with a total of 6,250 square feet. LECALS NOTICE TO CREDITORS No. 17,525 ESTATE OP SARAH CONTRA TTO.

aka Sarah Contretto, DECEASED. Notice is hereby riven by the under signed. Administrator of the estate of Sarah Contratto aka Sarah Contretto, deceased; to the creditors of and all person having claims against the said de ceased, to exoiDit them, with the neces sary vouchers, within four months after the first publication of this notice to the said administrator at the offices of Mc- Caffery It Peterson, 27 West Broadway, 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 Contratto John Contratto Administrator of the Estate of Sarah Contratto aka Sarah Contretto, Deceased, McCAPFERY PETERSON Attorneys at Law 27 Broadway Butte, Montana Dated Butte, Montana, this 29th day of narcn. itfj.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS No. ESTATE OP INGVAR GRANEGGEN. DECEASED. Notice is hereby given by the under signed, administrator of the estate of Ingar Graneggen, deceased! to the creditors 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 82 West Broadway Butte, Montana, the same being the place for the transaction of the busi ness of said estate. In the County of Silver Bow, State of Montana.

EMMETT KELLY Administrator of the Estate of Ingrar Oraneggen, de ceased. Roe, Klely Joyce Attorneys for administrator 62 West Broadway Butte, Montana Dated Butte, Montana, this 22 day af March, 1963. Stcmdard-Post Distributors Mrs. Emerson Selway Dillon Phone 683-2213 Edna Bennett Deer Lodge Phone 846-1005 Frank Mullally Helena Phone Office 442-7190 Phone Home 442-6733 Mrs. E.

J. Terpstra Bozeman Phone 586-5497 Mike Livingston Phone 222-1671 (Continued from Page 1) hope of knocking off Republican Gov. Tim Babcook in 1964. But since Tuesday, when Renne rejected the regents' "return or resign" ultimatum, some of his strongest supporters have expressed grave concern that the 56- year-old educator severely dam aged his chances of getting the nomination. Others Disagree Other Democrats figure Renne gained political stature by standing up to the regents and forcing them to stick to the one-year leave they granted him.

Still others feel Renne- may have hurt himself some, but not enough to take him out of top contention for the nomination In all cases, the Democrats feel certain the regents next April will refuse to renew Renne's contract, in effect, firing, him effective June 30, 1964. Those who fear Renne's action this week may have ruined him politically reason it this way: If he had sacrificed his high federal position and returned to Bozeman immediately, then got fired next April, he would have picked up public sympathy and support to sweep him into the governor's chair. As it is, they feel, the public will consider him arrogant and selfish in rejecting a unani mous appeal by the regents, al though he was within his legal rights to do so. Claim Gained Support Those of the opposite opinion believe Renne gained public ad miration and support by defying the regents, even though the ulti matum of the bipartisan board was unanimous and even though the motion to summon Renne back to Montana was made by Democratic Atty. Gen.

Forrest H. Anderson. As one party leader put it. "If be wants to be governor, it has bebed him." Another said, "If anything, hef gained a point or two in his CARD OF THANKS Wc wish to thank (11 whosa kindness and pathy offered comfort during the Ulneu and recent death of our beloved Husband and Father, Ralph Oottbreht. We are especially grateful to the itaff of St.

James Community Hospital. Signed: His Wife and family Anaconda Deaths -Attention Knights of Columbus. Officers and members of the Knights of Columbus will accord an honor guard at the casket of the late Father Hugh A. Faley in St. Joseph Church Sunday evening.

FALEY The body of the late FatherJIughJUFaley of 306 Evergreen is at the Finnegan Co. Funeral Home and will be removed to St. Joseph Church Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock to lie in state ur.til Monday morning. The office of the dead will be recited Monday morning at 10:30 o'clock. Solemn requiem mass will be celebrated at, 11 o'clock.

Interment will be in the Priests Plot in Mount i Olivet Cemetery. DZIAK Friends may call at the Finnegan Co. Funeral Home beginning Sunday morning, to pay their respects to the late William Charles Dziak, son of Mr. and Mrs. Emery Dziak of 511 Alder.

The funeral will be held from the fu neral home Monday morning at 8:45 proceeding to St. Peter Church, where requiem mass will be cele brated at 9 clock. Interment will be in the perpetual care section of Mount Olivet Cemetery. The parish Rosary will be recited in the church Sunday evening at ,7:15 o'clock. 1 High Low Prec Atlanta 62 29 Bismarck 55 26 Boston 62 45 Chicago 44 38 Cleveland 49 38 Denver 71 33 Des Moines ...52 38 Detroit 52 41 Fort Worth 79 53 Indianapolis 60 31 Jacksonville 87 66 Kansas City 67 36 Los Angeles ,...73 50 Memphis 69 49 Miami 92 71 Milwaukee 50 26 Mplsr-St Paulr55 41- New Orleans 80 66 New York 67 44 Omaha 73 44 Philadelphia 55 37 Phoenix 89 44 Pittsburgh 50 29 Portland 58 46 .10 St.

Louis 67 35 San Diego 68 48 San Francisco 67 54. Seattle 58 46 .22 Washington 64 44 HAIDEN The remains of Mrs. Josephine Haiden are in the drawing room of White's Funeral Home, from where the funeral services will take place Monday morning at 1:30 o'clock, proceeding to Holy Savior Church where requiem high Deaths in Whitehall SMITH The remains of Mrs. Mae Smith, wife of Weaver Smith of Sil ver Star, are at the Scott Funeral Home. Funeral services will be conducted Monday at 2 p.m.

at the Church of the Valley, Twin Bridges, Rev. Ben Gum officiating. Burial in the Point af Rocks Cemetery. WILSON The remains of Carole (Tuttle) Wilson, who passed away Wednesday evening at her home in Whitehall, are at the Scott Funeral Home. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 2 p.m.

at the funeral home chapel, Rev. C. T. Wheaton officiating. Burial in the Fish Creek Cemetery.

"--r-- mass will be ceieoratea at a o'clock. Interment in Holy Cross Cemetery, mm- nt. cfca Finnegan Co. Iloriicians A A Longfellow T. D.

Savage Home af Frtea.ly, Personal Service 107 Oak St. Phone 5634371 Anaconda, MonUaa Scott Funeral Home Whitehall, Hontaju -Tjruuure, si s..