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Chicago Grain
SAIES

CHICAGO, Oct. 81 R--AH grain
futures moved sharply higher in an active
trade todsy Nspurred by an advance ex-
Tending 10 5 cents, the daily limit in
wheat. The upturn sent the January wheat
delivery above 81 90 again.
Buying OF wheat was based upon news
dispa tches from Washington asserting that
ceilings probably will be removed from
flour within a few days. Corn and oats
more than 3 cents at times.
Strength In corn reflected higher PRICES
for hogs and a stronger cash market. NO;
against 81 "A on Saturday.
All wheat contracts closed 5 cents hisher,
January S201la Corn closed 3ss-4ss
higher. January 3934-7s, and oats were
up 2h-3l2, November 81 1s-h. Sales OF
No, / red wheat were made in the spot
Evening star., 1946-10-21
Temperatures In Various

Northwest Airlines appointed Har-
old w. Houston, director of food
service, and Bertram H. Sternfleld
eastern regional personnel super
visor.
Evening star., 1946-10-21
THE EVENING STAR Washington, d. C. '"'A-1a
4 MONDAY, n,
Weather Report

District of Columbia - Mostly
cloudy this afternoon with highest
temperature near so degrees. Fair
tonight with lowest about A degrees.
Tomorrow sunny and warmer in
afternoon.
Virginia and Maryland-Fair and
cool tonight. Tomorrow sunny,
warmer in afternoon.
Wind velocity Is miles per hour;
direction north-northeast.
River Report. 81
(From United States Engineers)
Potomac River clear at Harpers Ferry
and slightly muddy at Great Falls;
Shenandoah clear at Harpers Ferry.
Temperature and Humidity.
tReadings at WASHINGTON National Airport)
Yesterday Temperature. Humidity.
Evening star., 1946-10-21

Wheat. none. Corn. new, No. 2 yellow.
/ .sSh S i. .6s z; No, 5 yeiloy: .55s. :6sh.;
No. i yellow, / ST. No. yellow. 1851 SO;
No. 3 yelIow. i .s4; No. 4 yellow, 1s21s-
.s3. Oats. sample grade. mixed. 81;
S3-s3Iz: No. 2 white. S2s4: No. l heavy
sample red, s7a Barley, mating, .65-
rs. nominal; seed I.35-l4s. nominal nominal
red TOP. 'I6. .O0-17 90: timothy. $751; 90.
Evening star., 1946-10-21
N. Y. Curb Market
LIST NCLUDRs ONLY SELECTED ISSUES
CHANGED FROM PREVIOUS CLOek

CHANGED FROM PREVIOUS CLOSE
2:3OiKaiser-Frszer 1o1h
Ainsvorth so l1NlKins Seeley 80. 13h
Aireon Mfr Co. 536lLanstonMMch 13A
Alum Co Am g. 67NlLeonArd OIL Dv- 70
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Rates Of DIVIDENDS fn Sno foFegoine eeols
are annual Disbursements based on the lase
quarterly or semtannual decla>stton. Un-
less otherwise nStsG: s2ee'ai of exra t,e a'v,, e
extras Plus stock dividend. dCash o.
stock . Declared Or paid 20 far this year.
able N Canadian funds. Accumulated
dividends paid or declared this year Ney
issue. wv With warrants. xv Withou'
Evening star., 1946-10-21
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
Furnished By the Associated Prsss.,

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Evening star., 1946-10-21
Record Temperatures This Year.

HIGHEST, %, on July 20.
Lowest. IL, on January 2S.
Tide Tables.
Furnished by United States Coast and
FSeodetic Survey
Evening star., 1946-10-21
Dividends Announced

BY the Assoeiotsd Press
NEW YORK, Oct. 21.-Dividends de-
clared:
Pc. Stock of Pay
Evening star., 1946-10-21
The Sun and Moon.

AAAAot w '
half hour after sunset.
Precipitation.
Evening star., 1946-10-21

TREASURY 2:3
2A 62-60 June lo1 z
2hs 72-67 Jun 1o2 ,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-03
'UAEMlTINSKI KRAS 50 "A,
CEEI ZASAJAII s SsA-
DOVNJAKI

Ponatis i "slovsnskssa porotsvalca
Po osvoboditvi SO ljudske obla-
|sti v Dallnaciji razvile obsezno
akcijo "a zdoyanje Krasa ID
zasaj jevanje sadonja njakov, ker je
|eetrtina povrsine dobra "a 60
jenje sadja. Tako so Y majhni
|gorski vasi Udovic " okraju
Trilj posadili mnogo sadnih dre-
yes. Ia drevesa potrjujejo, da
Eje mogoce s sajenjem predpi-
sane jane priceti ma Krasu s
.sadjarstyorn. Uspesni razulta-
I'll so bill dosezeni v tenn pogle-
:du tudi ma Promini pri Drnisu
i'm v Kistanjah. v Sinju so v
.nekaj dneh pogozdili mad 180
.ha krasa. v okolici Splita tudi
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-03

j miami, &c bo Lausche napEsi -
Iguvernerja izvoljen. Nasprotno
in to ogromna vecina drzavlja-
nov Y drzavi Ohio pa odpbsa-
va guvernerski nastOp ia raw
no tega SO ga juznjaki zljubili,
ceprav 50 bill pred dvema kto-
ma proti njemu in volili njego-
vega nasprotnika. Lausche 81 je
" letu in pol pridobiI po drzavi
Ohio velik ugled in vsi sloji,
kateri posteno in objektivno nai-
Islijo, ga spostujejo in visoko ce-
MILO.
Lausche je lansko Ieto v
urad u. S. senat imenoval svo-
jega kabinetnega ura dnik q
James w. Huffmana, da je "a
|sedel izpraznjeno m este po
Eprejsnjemu senatorju Harold II.
|Burtonu. Huffman nj nikak kri-
|cac ali razgrajac. &c pog1edamo
njegov rekord in preteklost bo-
mo nash, da je visoko naobra-
Zen moz velikih zmoznosti, XII
pozna vsa administrative della
cd najmanjsega do najvisjega
urada. .&
. Pojdimo v torek dine Z. maja
v volilne koce, vprasajmo "a de-
mokratsko glasovnico in volimo
prvo najpomembnejsega kandi-
data in potem druge, katere
nam srce veleva in smo O njih
preprieani, da bodo .dobri ljud-
ski zastopniki. Nominira jmo
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-03
Lausche Hutfnaan

| Y torek Z. maja Sc vrse pri.
marne volitve, pri katerih sc be
izbiralo po politicnih strankah
kandidate "a jesenske glavne
, yolitve. Kar 81 bono pri seda.
| lnjih primarnih volitvah odbra.
III, to bono imeli in "a iste kan
didate BONO morali v jeseni vo.
|liti. Velikokrat SO primarne vo.
litve vaznejse, kakor pa glav-
ne, pri katerih izvolimo urad.
nike "a JAYNE urade.
Moja sluzba, pod kateri delo-
krog spadajo stirje okraji, mi
|nudi priliko, da pridem skupaj
h ljudmi razlicnih nazorov, raz-
licnih narodov in slojev. v mo-
j sluzbi imam priliko, da pri-
dem " dotik z ljudmi vseh de-
low drzave Ohio. .. a
&c hocem resnico povedati,
moran priznati, da z malo izje-
mo, ina mas sedanji guverner
posebno v manjsih naseljih mno-
go pristasev in prijateljev. Go
voril sem z ljudmi, kateri 80 BIZ
Ii il roda v rod odlocni repu-
blikanci, kateri so politicno
mnenje spremenili in bodo v bo-
:doce "a sedanjega guvernerja
.volili. Najveeji nasprotniki Sc
danjega guvernerja so gangster-
j in raketirji, ker vedo, da SO
in tudi bodo v bodoce 'prega-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-03
COMMUNITY WELFARE
CLUB TO CELEBRATE .
SILVER ANNIVERSARY

Continued from page g.
Thousands of dollars have been
contributed for worthy causes.
It is with deep feeling of sim
cere gratitude, to the local news
papers, Equality Pig. Co. and
American Home Publ. Co., the
Merchants, Boy Scouts Troop
No. $50, patrons and friends
of the C. w. C. who through
their generous contribution and
cooperation have made this
work possible through all these
years.
With a feeling of pride,
mingled with pleasure, the mem
bers Of the c. w. C. extend to
our loyal patrons and friends a
very cordial invitation to join
us in celebrating this happy
event, the Silver Jubilee Dinner
Dance on May 18th at SEQ p.
m. in the Slovene National Home
Annex, east 64th st. Entrance}
Miss Dorothy Svigel with lovely
soprano voice viii be the guest
soloist. A special number viii
be dedicated to the mothers,
which will be Songs My Mother
Taught Me-" Entertain. your
mother at this jubilee. It viii
be held on Mothers Day. After
a short program there will be
dancing and 9 very sociable
evening will follow. Make reser-
vations by contracting the Sec.
Nettie Prince at w. 1862, Mrs.
Mervar, Elk. 0O89, or any Of the
club members, not later than
Tuesday, May 7th.
Johanna V. Mervar,
Publicity Cbdirnaa,s
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-03

vsak sn doIarI Clevsla,d IT
Govsnsi 81 nsoraIi nabrsti Sn6
trstjino dol0tsns vsois = S4to-
sko b0lnico ' SloveniJil 90 =.
bo xavsdal vsak Sloysnsc u
Slovsn1ra : pokolonom ensga
dolarja. pa se bo sfvar urssnj-
ella! Tudi Y uradu "Enako-
pravnosfi" se sprejsmajo d.
neski.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-03

Kdor je dovekoljub, darwje
"a OtroSko bolnicO . SIoveniW
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-03

pogozdujejO kras. To akcija je
bila zelo uspeana Y Makarski,
zadru, Mucu, Wiki in drugih
kraj jill. Ljudske oblasti pricaku-
jejo, da bodo vsi prebivalci So
deiovai Y veliki akciji pogozdo-
vanja krasa in golicev ' Dali
n1aciji.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-03

NOVA 5PODlI.AD syOBODNI
DOMOVINI


DOMOVINI
Med narai tu, pomIad vstGjj-.
rozce Sc sade povsod.
v cvetje oblesena narava,
vstajenja dan, obhaja god!
Pticice ma veiah jablan,
ena drug pozdrav POLO.
zivljenje dina, VISA narava,
vse lepo je, vse nllado.
Ma gredi pridna vrtnarica,
rozicam rahlja zemljo. ..s
Poslusa, kaj da vsaka pticka,
zopet pole TAX lepo..
Tu med nam pomlad je nova,
pticki jo pozdravljajo.
Jugoslavije svobodno zemljo,
Partizani orjejo. -~.
Kaj premsljas, dekle nasa?
Junaki 50 prisli dornov.
Ne BODIES vec ma gredi sama,
Vesela bodi, le zapoj!
Hitro 2 nami, vrtnarica!
Ia roki jo poprimejo:
Dams pociva maj motika,
ker mi sc vraeame!
Bod pozdravljena dezela,
svobodna, nova kot pomlad! !!
v novem duhu prerojena,
obilen MIN obrodi sad!
J. Rotter.
KdOr ie CLOUekOliub, dHrWie
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-03
ljaM XII 80 vredni nassga zau
panja.
Anthony Tomse,
1862 Hayden Ave.
"a drzavno zbornico

"a drzavno zbornico
Violet j. Tarcai, Ici urednika
Hungarian News je kandfda-
'tinja "a drzavnega poslanca ma
mokratskem tiketu. Memo
nominacijo podpira Progressive
Citizens Committee; CIO poll
tical Action Committee in Cle-
.veland Citizens liga.
Vprasajte "a demokratski IL
sick pri volityah z. maja in gla-
suite "a Violet ]. Tarcai.
! (Advt.) }
Evening star., 1946-09-11
Authority Is Found
For Athens Election
Dy the Assoeiofed Psess

ATHENS, Tenn, Sept. 1.-THE
way was open today for special
city election to be held in this
bullet-scarred city which has been
without a mayor and a board of al
dermen since last Friday.
The State Attorney Generals
Office in Nashville informed former
Mayor Paul Walker yesterday that
section 1921 of the 1882 code of Ten
nessee provided for special elections
in the event of vacancies.
Mr.. Walker and his board resigned
after the home of Alderman Hugh
Riggs was shot up last Thursday.
A special election is expected to
be called by the McMinn County
Election Commission after two va
cancies in its ranks are filled by the
State Election Commission.
Previously, the Attorney Generals
ONCE telephoned to Mr.. Walker that
the Athens city charter did not pro-
vide for special elections.
New members OF the Athens
School Board are expected to be
chosen in the balloting. The six
members of the board announced at
meeting Monday night that they
would resign October l.
Evening star., 1946-09-11
'G. ". Thompson Rites
Arranqed for Today

Funeral services for Gilmore w.
Thompson, 48. OF 57o9 Fifth street
NV. who died Sunday at the Naval
Medical Center. Bethesda. Md. were
to be held today at the s. H. Hines
Co. Funeral Home. 290l Fourteenth
street NV. Burial was to be in
Arlington Cemetery.
Mr.. Thompson was q member OF
Dawson Lodge No. Is. r. A. A. M.
Almas Temple of the Shrine. past
patron Of Lebanon Chapter No. IS.
Order of the Eastern Star. He also
was a member OF the drill team OF
Washington Commandry No. OF
Knights Templar; Eureka Chapter
No. 4. r. A. M.
Born In Montgomery County. Md.
Mr.. Thompson was a butcher by
trade and belonged to the Anal
gamated Butchers and Meatcutters'
Union. He became connected with
A. 81 p. Super Markets In 1928 and
was branch manager OF their meat
department at the time OF his death.
A veteran Of World War I. serving
overseas IA months. he was men,
Der OF Agriculture Post, American
Legion.
He Is survived by his widow. Mrs.
Viola B. Thompson. and a sister.
Mrs. Cora A. Purdum. and two
brothers, U. d. Thompson OF Wash
ington, and F. M. Thompson Of
arnnstn nun N Y
Evening star., 1946-09-11
Generals Wife, Principal
OF School in Car Mishaps

A generals wife and a school prin-
cipal operated automobiles involved
in trafiic accidents yesterday, police
reported today.
Mrs, Gladys e. Collins. wife Of
1t. Gen. J. Lawton Collins, who
commanded the 7th Corps In Eu-
rope and now is chief OF War De-
partment Public Information, was
at the wheel of an automobile which
injured Bernice Belt, IL, colored.
433 o street NV. in the 500 block
Of Maine avenue S.W. yesterday
Investigators said the child fell
against the automobile from a
streetcar loading platform as Mrs
Collins drove past, adding that Mrs
Collins was not at fault. The child
was taken to Casualty Hospital
where she was reported In unde-
termined condition with a frac-
tured jaw and face cuts. Mrs. Col
Inns lives at the Army War College.
Miss BERTHE Backus. 81, principal
of Deal Junior High School, was
driver of the car which struck Mrs.
Stella Bannister, 933 l street NV,
yesterday in the 900 block of Sew
enth street NV, police said. The
injured woman was treated at
Emergency Hospital for lacerations.
Police said Miss Backus, who lives
at $500 Nebraska avenue NV. was
not held responsible for the mishap.
Evening star., 1946-09-11
Abduction Of Briion
Causes New Strife
In Northwest India
BY The kssoeiuisd Press

NEW DELHI, India. Sept. 1.-THE
crash Of bombs. snarl of strafing
Spitfires and the thunder of artillery
have been echoing and re-echoing
through the rocky defiles and mac
cessible valleys Of India's wild north
west frontier for more than three
weeks.
Nearly dozen villages have been
destroyed or greatly damaged as
punishment for the abduction of a
British political agent. The game
is played according TO rigid rules in
the arid mountains where tough,
crafty hillmen hold forth much as
they did in kipling's day.
One OF the rules Is that several
days notice by messenger or leafiet
must be given villages scheduled for
attack so that inhabitants may make
their way with their belongings into
hillside caves and hiding places to
watch in safety as their homes are
blasted into bits.
Death Caused by Mistake.
An authoritative New Delhi
source said two or three deaths had
been reported as a result OF "the mis-
take of a pilot who bombed the
wrong village. He said compensa ton
had been paid and apologies made.
The informant, who refused to be
identified by name, said lombard =
ment was "A course which OCCASION
ally has to be taken when all other
means OF maintaining law and order
Evening star., 1946-09-11

fail" He said, The latest indications
are the tribesmen are quietine
down."
New Delhi sources explained that
the intent Is to destroy the tedi-
ously constructed habitations ano
watchtowers, often SO feet high, OF
tribesmen whose building material.
are extremely scarce.
This Is in order TO keep them
busy and out of mischief for the
next few months"
These sources related this Sc
quence OF events in the latest "in-
cident' Is the innumerable FROM
tier series:
A large band of heavily armed
tribesmen attacked and captured a
party including Maj. J. o. S. DON
aid, political agent of the chief
commissioner, in Southern Wazris-
tan, only miles from headquarters
at Razmak where full brigade Is
stationed.
The party was held prisoner with
In 4 miles of Razmak, but 1t might
as well have been 400 because OF
the terrain and the fact that it Is
considered foolhardy for troops to
attempt to dislodge even few
tribesmen from their rocky noun
tain perches.
Agent Well Treated.
A couple Of days later the agent
sent note saying that he was be-
ing reasonably we'll treated and that
he had been abducted because the
Shabi Khel tribesmen of the division
of Mahsuds felt that they had been
treated unfairly in the distribution
of cloth and sugar by the British.
The Shabi Khel were told that
they could expect punishment COM
mensurate with the length of time
that the prisoners were held. The
hillmen replied promptly that they
would kill their captives If they
were attacked. Lengthy negotia-
tions through the village headman
finally won release of the prisoners,
out the British claimed that the
Shabi Khel had failed to comply
with certain unspecified demands
by the government Of the northwest
frontier province.
AS result, planes and artillery
were sentAafter due warning-to
attack the hill villages in early Au-
gust, but still there were no over
lures from the hillmen. Punitive
action was resumed in the last two
weeks in August and nearly a dozen
villages were wholly or partially de-
stroyed.
But the rough and ready tribes
men have not given in yet--and
that's how 1t stands.
Evening star., 1946-09-11
Chilean Envoy Quits
To LET New President
Make Own Choice

Chilean Ambassador Marcial Mora
has resigned his post here and plans
to return to Chile with his family
next month, 1t was announced today,
The Ambassador resignation was
submitted after the recent presi-
Dental election to fill the vacancy
left by the death OF President Juan
Antonio Rios in June. Senor Mora,
according to Carlos Reyes, embassy
press attache. wished to make way
for the President -elect to select his
own envoy to the United States.
The new President OF Chile Is ex-
pected to be Gabriel Gonzalez vi
della, an attorney, who received i9l,-
35l votes in the recent election.
leading three other candidates. Final
selection Of new President will be
made by the Chilean Congress,
October, "a. Ambassador Mora. In
letter to The Star yesterday pre-
dicted that there was mo doubt
that the Joint session would proclaim
Senior Gonzalez as the new chief
executive.
In the meantime Bernardo Ibanez
who was the Socialist party's can
didate for President. said here yes
terday that Socialist members oi
the Congress at Santiago had beer
directed by their Central Committee
to vote for Gonzales when the presi-
Dental succession comes up fol-
action. Senor Ibanez is en- route tc
Montreal, Canada, as Chiles rep
resentative to the international
Labor Organization.
Gonzalez Videla Is sincere dem
ocrat and will maintain in Chile
the standards Of liberty of which
our people are so justly proud,
Senior Ibanez told press confer
ence at the Mayfiower Hotel. "Ai
the same time he will keep the
international obligations entered
into by Chile, especially those deal
ing with the unity and solidarity oi
the American continent"
Asked about the progress OF Com
munism In Chile, Senor Ibanez
estimated the party had only $1,000
registered members in his country
but turned out a vote OF $4,000 al
the recent election. He said he be-
| lieved the Communists had reached
their highest point and would no
continue to grow.
Ambassador Mora was appointed
to the United States October 5, 1914
He will be accompanied back t.
Chile by his wife and two daugh
tiers, Elena and. Gabriela. all o
whom have been active in washing
ton society.