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MONTANA STANDARD, BUTTB, SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH 26, 1938. Judges Baldwin and Lynch to Hear Aspirants Tomorrow, Wednesday Eighty aliens will seek citizenship at two naturalization hearings iri courts tomorrow and Wednesday. U. S. District Judge Jamas H.

Baldwin will conduct hearings starting at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning. Forty-three petitions for naturali- sation were filed in the tf. S. district court clerk's office. A naturalization examiner of the U.

S. government will conduct ttie tests. Judge J. J. Lynch will hear examinations of 37 who are seeking citi- renship at 10 o'clock Wednesday morning.

Applicants must show i knowledge of American government, civics, and the English language. If their answers satisfy the court and the ex- em they are granted petitions for cMzenshlp. Jurors returned a verdict in favor of the defendant, Robert Prey, in a personal injury action brought by Charlotte Lutner yesterday afternoon in Judge J. J. Lynch's department district court.

A poll of the jurj showed the verdict was 10 to two. The plalntlfi asked judgment $15,300 for alleged personal injurie following a car accident at Ex celsior and Galena streets Deo. 1936. The court granted motto' for non-suit in the action agalns August Frey, another defendant In the same suit. A report to the state board equalization shows an value ol $3,500 in the estate of Mar; Jane Pierce, deceased.

In the estate of Alex J. Johnston there Is an appraised value of $113, 925.78, real estate and personal prop erty. St. Joseph Girls in Basketball Tourney Lemons, victors by a. to 2 scor over the Strawberries, continue un defeated In the interclass basketba tournament at the St.

Joseph schoo Limes defeated Cherries' by 11 to and Raspberries dropped a 9-3 de cision to Oranges In other games fo the week. Games are 'supervised Coach Stelia Swiatkowskl and WIV Leaders Leo Mlchalsky and Rich ard Bowman. Limes are In secon place so far with four victories an one defeat. England's new threepenny coin i are too thick to use in most slo mstchlns. Governor's Lady Steps Out Mrs.

Herbert Lehman, wife of the Governor of New York, is pictured doing the Big Apple with Sonny Thomas at the Big Apple party she gave in the governor's mansion at Albany. Wives of newspapermen and legislators were the guests, while their husbands attended the annual legislative correspondints' dinner. (Central Prt) R. D. Russell, city dogcatcher, entered a plea of not guilty to a charge of assault In the second degree In the court of Justice of the Peace J.

J. McNaruara yesterday, The defendant was released on $500 bonds. Justice McNamara set April 13 for date of preliminary hearing. William G. Dalley, 16H street, Is the complainant.

Russell Is, aUo scheduled to have a preliminary hearing in Justice McNamara's court on a charge of third -degree assault at 2 o'clock April 6. The complaint was signed fay Leonard Stafford. Both complaints charge the alleged offenses occurred March 12. Preliminary "hearing In the case of John Markovich, charged will; second degree assault, was also set this morning for April 20. He fur- nished $500 bonds.

The complain was, signed by Leonard M. Stone 301 Virginia street. The matter Is 1 Judge McNamara's court. STITE mm FUSES Rex. C.

Halght, supervisor high schools for the state board education, visited high schools Iti Butte yesterday. He made an inspection trl through the new Butte high schoo building and officially approved ih school. Adequate lighting, classroom and central control afforded by th radio and inter-school tefephon system won hU praise as did othe modern facilities iln the new build Ing. Mr. Height also visited Chrlstia Brothers and Girls Central hlg schools and the Butte Business Co lege before leaving for Anaconda continue his state Inspection tour.

Superintendent Meets With School District Trustees. Trustees ond clerks of rural school istrlcts received a recommendation rom MlssMaybelle A. Logan, county uperintendent, a term of nine and one-half months at a meeting resterday In the courthouse. The erm Is two weeks longer than the term. She expressed the belief that udgets would handle the extra ex- sense of the additional two weeks.

Trustees who attended the meeting were generally in favor of the move, ndividus! school boards must vote the matter before It becomes of Iclal, The schools formerly op- rated on a 10-month bails but have ot done so for about a decade In tills county, Miss Hogan said. The meeting was in the superintendent's office in the county ourthouse. Trustees discussed pre- imlnary budgets nnd set June 13 the date for protesting of pte- iminary School elections et for Saturday, April 2, were also iiscussed. Trustees voted to close schools Good Friday, April 15. The ftna cholarship contest will be held itartlng April 12 under supervision if Miss Hogan.

Round-table discussions also included the classroom unit as a basil revenue from the state; stnti laws; laws pertain, to transfer of high schoo for students attending school other counties; the teachers' re Irement act, and plans for the pa rlotte program to be held at Ram say. LAW AND MOTION CALENDARS TODA1 Law and motion calendars will be heard in both departments of dis trict court this morning by re spective Judges. Judge J. J. Lynch will start hear ing his calendar at 9:30 o'clock department number one.

Judge E. Downey will start hearing calendar at 10 o'clock in deparl ment number two. THREE ROADS ARE CLEARED OF SNOtt County maintenance crews undi the direction of Jack Healy, count surveyor, cleared three roads drifted snow in the past two days. Snowplows were sent on the per Nine mile, Elizabeth Warn avenue and Janney roads, TV highways were made passable trattlc yesterday. TO IE BSHItO JT On outstanding event in the hk- ry of Odd Fellowship Ih this cits- Ill be the Institution of a Tlteta Iho Girls' club In Fidelity hall on rtst at 7:30 o'clock this enmg.

TliU organization for girls itween the egos of 12 and 21 years being sponsored by members Martha Rebcknh lodge No. 23 ot entervllle and Mrs. J. P. Wills of tat lodge has been named the dvlsory officer.

Tlie Institution ceremony will In- ude the Initiation of a class of SO rls as the charter members, and he election and Installation of of cers. Severn! names have, been sug- csttd for the new organization: Section will bo matte by the girls uring the evening. Members of the xmsoring group will assist In the tuallstlc work. A social session will held at the close of the buslnesi iceting and refreshments will be The objects and purposes of Tlieta ho Girls' clubs of the Indepen- ent Order of Odd Fellows are dc- lared be: To teach wiselflsri- ess, morality and patriotism; to ncouraga mental and physical de- eloptnent; to develop character; iromote tire sentiment that happl- icss Is obtained only through servici: nd that obedience to law Is neccs- ary to the prwervntion of goveni- iient and (lie protection of home and country. BUITE ilTEIRS-DIES ill Sansouci, 80, Native of Canada, Passes at His Home.

IN DISTRICT CDII Corrlne Highlowcr waj granted divorce from Lawrence Hlghtowe yesterday In district court. The cour awarded her custody of three mlno children. The a wa ordered to pay $02.40 per month fo support and maintenance of th children. The couple married Marc 10, 1930, In Bowman, S. D.

Th complaint charges grievous botill Injury. Lillian Gustafson was granted divorce Irom John Gustafson in dts (rlct court. The plaintiff wa awarded custody of a minor chit The complaint charges Th couple married August 3, 1923, ir Butte. Leo Buedln is named defendant I a complaint for divorce filed Thun day In district court by Catherln Ruedln. Tii couple married No vember 23,1923.

There are two clil dren. SCOUT MEETING. Prerequisites on advanccmen and merit badges will be chcckc by the board of review, Boy Scou of America, ot a meeting at 7: o'clock Tuesday, evening In tl courthouse, Lewis Prater will prc side. Ell Sansowi, 80, native of Canada nd Butte resident 50 years, died eslerday at his home, 2102 Yew reel. Before his death he was a for the Anaconda Copper fining company.

Surviving are three sons and two aughters-in-law, Mr. and Mrs, Yed Sansouci of Biitte, and Mr. and Irs. Azarlas Sansoucl In Canada; daughters and son-in-law, Mr. nd Mrs.

Z. C. Cote and Mr. nnd trs. Lawrence Whelan of Butte; wo brothers-in-lsw and sisters-Irian', Mr.

and Mrs. Noel Ralnvllle of iutte and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ralnvllle In Canada; two other Istors-iii-law In Canada, nnd 11 grandchildren and several nieces nd nephews here and in Canada. The body will be taken from the Sherman Heed mortuary to the amlly home tomorrow.

Requiem imss will be celebrated In Hols- Savior church at 9:30 o'clock Monday. Bnrlnl will be In Holy Cross cemetery. Mrs. Emily Treloar, 1621 Whitman, and Robert Hayw, Route 1. LEAVE leaving the Murray hospital yesterday were Mrs.

Agnes Smith, 1344 Sampson; Mrs. Edna Treglown, 631 South Dakota; Mrs. Gertrude Shaw, Harrison; Bobbie, three-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. S.

Pulch, 1106 West Porphyry; Martin Culler-ton, 1114 West Gold, and Mrs. Eva Gervaglla, 2064 Roberts. EXTINGUISH FIRE Firemen ickjy put out a small blaze at 40 orth Main street last night. DISCOUNT, cash and Carry, aylor Laundry 121 CHURCH SPEAKER--Miss Alice ideraon of Moorhead, a tsslonary to China, now on fur- ugh, will speak Sunday night at mmamiel Lutheran church. MEETING SET--The Girl Scout omicil will meet at 2 o'clock next Ylday afternoon In the Y.

M. C. A lans will be discussed for the sit of Mary Jane Llttletleld, re- onal director trom Salt lake Cily ho will conduct a training course ere April 18. SEEKS BROTHER-Police have asked lo attempt to locat Butte Briefs PARENTS--A daughter was born raterduy at St. James hospital to dr.

raid Mrs. H. D. Horton, 600 North Matn street. AT HOAIE Mrs.

William Ma- lioney, 1744 South Oaylord street St. James hospital ycsvcrdn wl-'Ji her son, William Stone, who was born March 10. IN ST. entering St. James hospital yesterday were Mrs.

ChnrlKs Knndy, SOO Wes Copper; Tom Cacavas, South Idaho; Thomas Roynan, 194 North Wyoming; John Blomquist, 628 South Dnkota, and Mallo Ungarcttl Aniiconda. Dismissed were Mrs. WU llsim H. Foove, 2123 Elm; Lorn Main waring, Jcffers; Mrs. A.

8. Mooncy 4000 Harrison; Mrs. Ewcll Johnson 218 South Crj-stal; Timothy Me Carthy, 19 Eos', Gagnon, and Wes ley Wiebuscli, Whilehnll, and McGowan, 121 Utah. DISMISSED Mrs. Carl Button 1009 Hornet street, and her R'ho was born Mnrch 18, left James hospital yesterday.

IN MUMMY Palfcntj enlcrln the Murray hospital yesUirday wcr Ina Gregg, Anncoiida; Louis Doshcn 735 East Galena; C. C. Case, Han son; Thomas P. O'Lcary, 1010 Lew whn; Mrs. Thcora M.

Boyd, Twl Bridges; Henry Becker, Mnnlmttai RITES scum inr Funeral services tor Walter 8. Rynerson, prominent Butte attorney who died Wednesday at his home'to the Colonial apartments, will be. conducted at 1:30 o'clock today In' the White chapel by the Thomas Ashworth. Burial will be in', Mount Aforlah cemetery. i Switzerland's summer tourkt sea-J son was one of the best ever known, there.

i Joe Kawalczak, believed to be In. Butte or the vicinity. A who Is 111 in Joetsville, tempting to locate him. E. TALCOTT VISITS--E.

A. Talcott, formerly local manager for! (he Western Union but now district' manager for the company, headquarters In Salt Lake City, in Butte on business. He le't last' evening for his home. SON IS BORN--A son was bom In St. Janws hospital yesterday to Mr.

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