The Montana Standard from Butte, Montana • 5

Prbbale Mailers Rare inspection Tow Montana Sndak Tuky, May 1A, 1 9555 Air Force Film Shown to Lions Try and Stop Me Filed in Court FBI Conference lo Tackle Bank Robberies By BENNETT CERF- A number of probate matters were filed Monday in the cierk of the courts' office. Among them A millionaire banker (self made) sent his kid brother to Har- Law enforcement agencies fwmjvu-d, where his real studies were devoted to the girls in the chorus were: A petition to probate the will of a wide area adjacent to Butte are a nieht club in Boston. He A sound motion picture in color perly, Stee Strong and Wendell entitled Tomorrow Is Here, Mr. Pollard, directors. Smith," presered by Capt.

Paul! Anaconda club Arthur Hill, J. assistant professor president; Joe Furshocg, vice of Air Science at Montana School president; Tom Golden, treasurer; of Mir-. reports on the an- Larry Evans, secretary'; George mfallation ceremonies Armour, tail twister; Dr. Sage, of the ar.d Anaconda Lions director, and Herman Vibert, the. weekly meet- past president, ing of the Lions club Mon- The officers of the Lady Liona day the Fir.len hotel.

The were inducted by Mrs Ulrich. picture tiM t'r- of why and They are Mrs Ray Carter, presi- how the program at vari- dent; Mrs. John Cunningham, ous eduf ational Institutions vice oresident. and Mrs. Ernest to be represented at a conference i fell madly in love with one of which opens here Tuesday to; them and finally proposed mar-bring about additional coordina-iriage.

"You're a darling," she tion and improve efficiency in replied pensively, "and you dealing with bank robberies. must be brave when I tell you The conferer.ee aponsored by cannot 1 XT' i i Aittsvi ur a awtci vu tuu, iiw George Schulte, deceased, by Mary Schulte. Hearing on the matter is scheduled June 1. Metals Bank and Trust Co. was granted a decree of discharge as executor in the estate of Beatrice Dorothy Helman, deceased.

Fellow, ing hearing before Judge T. E. Downey, the bank, as trustee in the estate, petitioned the court for leave to sell certain personal property which will be heard June 3. A value of $22,796 53 is placed on the estate of Loretta J. Saier, deceased, in a report filed to the state ever.

Ana tne nexx aay, irue to her word, she married the millionaire banker. thr. 'h c.ur.try operates. Spencer, secretary treasurer. rites were neid a'tt r.de-i dinner meet- a tion and is one of a series being held through Montana and Idaho, it was announced by R.

N. Hos-teny, special agent in charge of th Montana-Idaho FBI division with headquarters in Butte. The arrangements for the party werp madf hv 'hp I.adv Liona. It I can't break my wife of the habit of going through my Dockets every nieht after I've The conference will be oper- BOne to sleep." admitted a Wall at a 1j: in a 1 1 a the laiiits i.f were j.rf.t Dhp. I'iri' the Bj-te cl.i! jfflCtT for were F.rn at which wlth Llon Beagles as toast- tr.e any members master Mu'ical entertainment was presented by a tr.o from tba a past president of ivlc Concert orchestra, Mrs.

was the installing Spencer Tripp. M.s Fay Bucholi clubs. Installed anrf Vi Flpsnw MrTnplrpr ted on a formal basis and will street broker. "What does she provide a mutual exchange of in-; get out of it?" asked a friend. board of equauiation.

ine ap- formation and knowledge by all does any explorer get?" replied the broker. "Material for a pralsai was made by John A Ben In addition to law i der. Fred E. Walsh and William H. participants nfnrrpmpnt nffirprs rpnmpnta Wayment R.

Rend, a past director, re-clih E. Maichel, ported on success of the party, Cunningham, first the entertainment of which, he der.t Georgf Richard- said, was outstanding. tives of banks will be on hand to I Charles Laughton says that the real reason you can't take it Butte pr vice rarticipate in the talks The ses-With you is that it all goes before you do. Fluffen, a 4-year-old mixture of Persian and Angora cat gets for patience and obedience while a mother white rat Uuwei and her brood of eeven enjoy cloteup of what make an arch Despite tho cat's ii-I-hadmy-way "xpression it really doesn't mind entertaining the r.Vc. Fays Mnrlone Hyquist, 13.

rf Minneapolis, owner of the feline and rats. The fellow investigating Fluff t-n's head appears to be exercising a bit of caution, huwever. (AP Wirephoto) r. president, fen th.rd vice president; Low-rs. secretary-treasurer.

Ernest Soencer. assistant secretary treasurer, HalbT. iion tamer; William Emmett Lyons, administrator in the estate of Joseph Stassel, deceased, was granted leave to sell certain personal property, in an order signed by Judge Downey. A first and final account by Hilma E. iPtka, administratrix in the estate of Fritzof Fredricksen, deceased, was settled, allowed and Hospital Notes Forfeited Bonds Amount to $368 sions will be held in the courthouse.

FBI personnel will lead the discussions in various phases ff the program. Conferences of this nature have been conducted in Wolf Point, Great Falls, and another is scheduled in Billings May 26. Also held were talks in Couer d'Alene, Boise and Idaho Falls, Clortj Martin wis a gUcit of H.rold Everett at tb Monday meeting Art Dougdale of William ar.i Terry McK.r.ney of Frank Hrffern. Announcement was made by Maichel that there will be no luncheon meeting the ciub next Monday because of it bting Ik-. COMMUNITY MEMORIAL and Dr.

S. A. tiihsen, tw S.ietro, Uiiii.tin Conn, lx-s 0. Ep- Revenue totaling $368.50 was Mrs. Lilly Black-assessed in forfeited bonds ndl 530 Broadway; Mrs.

Eisie fines during a brief session of 2800 Montana; Debra police court conducted Monday iR 1323 Second Mrs approved by Judge Downey. Emmett Kelly, public administrator, was granted letters of administration in the estate of Joseph J. Arthur Vivian's Jaycees to Hear I II alternoon Dy Juage jonn Whaen Little Basin Heaviest penalty of the day was creek; Mrs. Frances C. Stew-a $150 bond forfeiture in theiarti 39 Farragut; Lawrance W.

name of Eliseo Candelaria who 1 Waymire, 3330 Keokuk; Mrs. Dor- dan Tuesday afternoon at White's FuiK-ial Home Sacred selections were played by Mrs. Oscar Bhxt at the oran. Numerous floral tributes wt-rc in evidence Pallbearers were Clarence Ker-lee, Dennis Dinsmore, Harvey Murphy, Arthur Sjoblmn, I.eary Bunting and Ken Gregerson. Graveside services were conducted by Rev.

Wilton in Mount Marian Cemetery. tailed to answer a cnarge 01 othv vartinel Dell: Leonard R. i Air Force Major Maj D.ile E. Pmckney, professor el air science at Montana 1 of Mines, will address a of the Butte Jaycees on Tuesday mht. The meeting, with Charles Hendnekson, 123Ms W.

Iron. driving while under the influence of liquor. Clevenhagen, deceased, in an or- der by Judge Downey. FlinPrPI I fl Letters of administration in the U11C1U1 IO llblU estate of Thomas A. Thompson, de- Funeral services for Arthur Vi-ceased, were also granted to Em- vjan Wt.re emiue'ed from Dug-mett Kelly in another order signed gan's Merrill Mcrtuary Monday by Judge Downey.

afternoon with the Rev. H. The sum of $48.19 was set out as, Rickctts, pastor of Grace Method-inheritance taxes due from the es-ijst Church, officiating tate of Dan Rosetta, deceased, inj During the sen ices Mrs Roan interlocutory certificate filed by iand Flvnn san, -Abide With Me" Dismissed Sam Finberg, 423 Judge Selon determined there iron: Mrs. Adda McLain. 1101 Idaho.

The pattern of the conferences will follow that of a successful series of similar meetings held by the FBI during the past three years. In 1952, there were 131 auto theft conferences throughout the country which were attended by 8,707 individuals representing 3,121 agencies. There were 133 conferences in 1953 on thefts from interstate shipment. These were attended by 8,702 persons representing 4,139 agencies. Last year, 144 conferences were held regarding the inter-itatt transportation of stolen property, and were attended by was no serious accident involved jw Galena; James Glover, 1724 in the case before he allowed the A st Mrs Thomas E.

Bond and forfeiture to stand as a penalty. son 849 W. Quartz; Mrs. Bertha A man giving the name of Ra-Quinton, 66 W. Platinum; Frank the estate board ot equalization.

and -ln th(1 she accom-The estate is valued at $2,015 of.n,njPd r.v Mrs Harold Price. mon P. Martinez was fined $60 Dhwart, newly installed president of the club, presiding, will be held at the Butte Country Club starting at 7 30. Rep rts en the recent state convention at Bo7eman will he ffiven Air Force Recruits Three WAFs Here which $1,704.79 is subject to taxes. Many friends attended the services and there was a profusion of floral tributes.

Interment took Capt. E. D. Parker, command- bv from the Butte club. Congressman Fjare to Speak to Exchange Today place in Mountain View ceme-lnf? officer of Air Force recruit Reports will also be given on tery.

Pallbearers were Glenn ing in Montana, announced Mon-1 progress of plans for the North-Forbes, Richard Carroll, William day the acceptance of three South All Star Basketball Game Williams, John Davies, William' WAFs. Thev were Kathrvn A. 'mil the Water Follies, a Civic 10,142 persons representing 5,570 agencies. or 30 days in the city jail when he pleaded guilty to a charge of creating a disturbance. A Joe Jiminez forfeited a bond of $25 when he failed to answer a complaint of destroying private property.

Disturbance cases included the following: N. Liddicoat, $10; Bill Dar-row $10; Ed Kenning $10; Ross Allen $10; Richard Paige $10 and Benito Sandival $25, all bond forfeitures. A fine of $15 was imposed on Congressman Orvin Fjare of Pickel and Al Fordmier. IFarrell, Glendive; Mary Jane Center production which the Jay- the Eastern Montana congres- Honorary pallbearers were Joe Howanison, Pierre, I) and cees will stage here in early July. sional district, will be the speaker Foy, Dave Casey, Babe McGinty, Betty Lou Hogan, Williston, N.D.I at thp wpeVlv meetinn Tuesday oflRarnev Driscoll.

Harrv Ellis. Joe Four Montanans were accented DRAWS SENTENCE Catherine Connell Is Appointed to Science Membership Miss Catherine Connell, daugh the Butte Exchange Club, it was Kochevar. Charles Hansen. Archie under the draft. They were James i ALESSANDRIA.

Italy (jWDalry Stefanatz, 825 Empire; Roland Young, Route Martin Campanula, 2001 Reynolds, Alex Walker, 1667 Grand. ST. JAMES Admitted Harold Babb, 1659 Schley; Susan Ann Fox, 19V4 E. Platinum; Pat Holland, 508 N. Wyoming; James LaBreche, 662 Maryland; Vickie Lester, 725 Seventh; Evelyn Reiner, Tait Ho.

tel; Wilbur Thompkin, 123 Clear Grit; Gus Kollis, 105 Colorado; Patrick Harrington, 338 E. Broadway. Dismissed Mrs. Hilma Kari, 429 E. Broadway; Mrs.

Anna Sar-ri, 350 E. Granite; Richard Murphy, 312 W. Quartz; Stevens Reynolds, 3113 Sanders; Mrs. De-Norbis Harvill, 958 N. Main; Mrs.

Ralph Wanderer, 522 S. Wyoming; Mrs. Florence McKevitt, Lima; Harold Harris, 312 W. Granite; Marjorie Strnod, 2827 Moulton, Raw den John IVtrovich Joe B. Crnich.

529 E. Summit, and 'worker l.mseppe rtota, 5U, Qrew Weis, Tom McGeever and C. Stephen J. Keardon 616 W. five month suspended sentence Burns.

Gold, Butte, and Larry D. West of 'Monday (or cruelty to animals. He Lake County and Clarence Keslrr was charged with breaking the announced Monday by L. S. Waite president of the club, who said that the visitor will discuss some of the important matters now before Congress.

Wal-lie LeSage will be the program chairman. a dctenaant giving tne name 01 Manuel Romero when he pleaded guilty to disturbance, engaging in a street fight. of Lewis and Clark County. i tails of nine cows with a club. 'J MOSES E.

JORDAN The Rev. Frank Wilton conducted Kenneth I. Knox of Cascade "Their tails bored me while milk Featured at SAFEWAT In the traffic division a total ing," he explained funeral services for Moses E. Jor-i County joined the Air Force of $26 was forfeited in overtime parking complaints and $17.50 was forfeited in other minor charges. Greatest Cigarette Improvement U.S.

Court Officials ter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Connell, 927 S. Arizona, has been named for honorary junior membership in the American Assn. for the Advancement for Science, and has been enrolled as a member of that organization.

Miss Connell, a senior student at Girls Central High School, was nominated for membership in tha association by the Northwest Scientific Assn. after she won the only first place going to a Butte student in the 1955 Inland Empire Science Fair held in Spokane. Her antry in that fair dealt with aoil conservation. John A. Behnke, associate administrative secretary of the Walter Wochinsky, 93, Former Butte In SO Years.

(Ut New Electronic Miracle, now brings you Smoother, Cooler Smoking than was ever possible Leave for Missoula Session U. S. District Judge W. D. Mur- rr.y and other officials of the Federal Court left Monday afternoon for Missoula, where a trial term of court will open Tuesday.

In the group besides the judge were David F. Holland, deputy clerk of court; Jack Parker, court reporter; Virginia Suydam, secretary to Judge Murray; Jerry Harrington, bailiff; John-' Lucich, deputy U. S. marshal; Emma American Assn. for Advance of Science, Washington, D.

writ Ing "Miss Connell on her enrollment as an honorary junior member, said: "This recognition comes to you on the basis of a meritorious record in your scientific efforts. It Man, Dies on Coast Butte friends received word Monday of the death of Walter Wochinsky, former resident of Butte, Sunday ln Alhambra, Calif. He was 93. Mr. Wochinsky was widely known in Butte.

He owned numerous pieces of property here and often returned to Butte to visit his friends. He was here to visit Mr. and Mrs. Mario Girardl, 630 S. Washington four years ago.

He was a member of Masonic lodges in Butte. He has no surviving" relatives aside from nephews and nieces. Valk, also of the marshal's staff, and Krest Cyr, U. S. district attorney; Michael J.

O'Connell, his assistant, and Lavelle Olsen, secretary to Mr. Cyr. Suddenly an amazing difference between Chesterfield and all other eiga rettes! The reason? Accu-Ray new miracle of electronic sciencel With electronic accuracy, Accu-Ray "checks and controls the making of your Chesterfield. So for the first time you get a 4r PERFECT-SM0KE-C0LUMN-FROM-END-TO-EHD! 4, Never before could you draw such full flavor from any cigarette! Thanks to Accu-Ray, youll alwayi get a smoke that's measurably smoother cooler best for you! Only Chesterfield is made the modern way with Accu-Ray! Put a smil in your smoking! Remember, in tha whole wide world, no cigarette satisfies like a Chesterfield! is my hope that this interest will be continued in an outstanding scientific career in the years ahead. I will appreciate an opportunity to follow your progress, and I hope you will write and tell me of your future plans." Miss Connell, along with students of Butte High School, previously named, was also given four-year honorary membership in the Montana Academy of Science.

Her notification of this membership was received from LeRoy H. Harvey, Montana State University, Missoula. Mr. Harvey is secretary-treasurer of the academy. This membership was also awarded the Girls Central High School student in recognition of her achievements in the Butte High Schoool Science Fair, and the Inland Empire Fair in Spokane.

Miss Crowley Will Graduate From St. Nary College Miss Margie Crowley, daughter of Mrs. Margaret Crowley, 1122 Antimony, will be graduated from at commencement exercises May 30 from St. Mary College, Xavier, Kan. She will receive a BA degree in history.

A graduate of Girls Central High School with the class of 1951, Miss Crowley has been a member of the student activity board, campus chairman of the College and University Relief member of the Confraternity of Christian Doctrine and the International Relations Vandorns Are Called to Spokane by Relative's Death Mr. and Mrs. Frank Vandorn and daughter, Frankie, 1018 Delaware, left Monday for Spokane to attend the funeral of Mrs. Rudy Carter, who succumbed Saturday in Sacred Heart Hospital in the Washington city. Mrs.

Carter, a former resident of Missoula, was a sister of Mr. Vandorn. The services will be held Wednesday at the ThornhiU Funeral Home in Spokane. Forest Engages Two lo Work on Summer Details Elmer Little, foreman, and Joseph Mikoychik began work Monday on the Deer Lodge National Forest's Butte District as a summer crew. They will install or replace Walter Seedohin Death Reported Walter Seedohin, 58, a resident of Butte until about 11 years ago, died May 16 in Bellingham, it has been learned in the Mining City.

Mr. Seedohin was a member of the Plywood Workers Union in that city. Funeral services were conducted on May 20 there. Mr. Seedohin is survived by his wife, Mrs.

Pearl Seedohin; a brother, George Badashvesky of Canada, signs on roads, repair fences to John Joseph Vedrick, Ranch Hand, Dies John Joseph Vedrick, a top ranch hand for many years, died Saturday on a ranch near Waterloo. He was a native of Colorado and had been employed on various ranches in Madison and Jefferson counties. Surviving relatives include brothers-in-law and sisters, Mr. and Mrs. B.

J. Burns, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Vidrich and Miss Mary Vedrick, all of Butte, and several neohews and nieces. The remains are at the Sherman and Reed Mortuary.

protect pastures on forest lands and do other maintenance work on the district. Later in the season they will be assigned prin cipally to Haystack Mountain, Supervisor John A. Fallman an nephew and two nieces, John nounced. McDougall, Miss Mary Louise McDougall and Mrs. Ethel Spore, Bellingham; a sister-in-law, Mrs.

Mary Baker; two nieces, Mrs. Lester Kidder and Mrs. Charles Roberts, and a nephew, Richard McDougall, all of Butte. txv' Made the Modern Way with $CMjP Bll boat" A Mm Tobacco Co Legion Auxiliary to Honor Youths Pythian Sisters to Meet Tonight Members of Calanlhe Temple No. 3, Pythian Sisters, will meet Tuesday night at 8 o'clock in Pythian Castle on South Main street.

All officers are asked to wear white. Following a business session refreshments will be served by a committee composed of Mrs. Anna M. Quinn, Jennie Quirk, Mary Roberts and Milli-cent Sanders. Myrtle Richards is the chairlady.

The American Legion Auxiliary will honor winners and those receiving honorable mention in the poppy poster and essay contests Man Posts Bond Elmer J. Johnson, about 55, entered a plea of innocent Monday when he was arraigned before Judge T. E. Downey in district court on a charge of attempted rape. His bond was set at $3,000 Johnson is accused, in an information filed direct last Friday by Nick Rotering, county attorney, with an alleged attempt at a criminal assault on a 65-year-old Butte woman.

The alleged affair took place last April 11. Friday M. J. Doepker was appointed by the court to defend Johnson. The case will probably come up at the next jury term for trial.

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