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Evening star., 1947-08-05
Primary Today 10 Test
Mississippi Act Aimed
To Curb Negro Vote
BY the Associofed Press

JACKSON, Miss, Aug. 5.-Mis-
sissippi's new primary laws, admit
tedly passed to assure white" State
elections, will be tested for the first
time in today's' Democratic primary
in which about 5000 Negroes are ex-
pected to participate.
Under the law passed last March
at special session of the Legisla-
ture, prospective voters must certify
agreement with party principles as
set forth by the State Democratic
Executive Committee.
The principles as announced bv
the committee include opposition to
a Federal fair employment practices
commission and Federal anti-poll
tax and anti-lynching legislation.
Voters also must swear accord with
the time-honored and cherished
traditions of the South"
President T. B. Wilson Of the Mis-
sissippi Progressive Voters League,
who estimated that about half of
the $4,000 registered Negroes in the
State would attempt to vote, said
members of his organization were
advised to create no disturbance at
the polls should their vote be chal-
lenged.
Advised to Back Principles.
"The members of our organization
have been advised to agree to the
party principles because we believe,
as the party believes, in States
rights Mr.. Wilson, who is colored.
said. 1--WE believe that such things
as the FEPC, poll tax and lynching
laws, should be left to the States"
Chairman Herbert Holmes of the
State Democratic Executive Com
mittee said at Senatobia that "some
white persons are going to be
challenged"
I'VE shall expect the law to be
followed and for either whites or
Negroes to be challenged if they do
not meet all requirements of the
law" Mr.. Holmes said. He added
"The question is not whether a man
Is black or white, but whether he
meets the requirements"
Under the law, persons who have
voted in the last three primary
elections are exempted from the
oath of record.
Senator Bilbo, advocate of white
supremacy, has taken no part in
the campaign which closed last
night. Senator Bilbo won re-elec-
ton last year when Negroes, in
sizable numbers, voted for the first
time in the history of the State.
Vote of s50,O00 Seen.
Predictions of the possible vote in
today's primary ran as high as $780,
600, although there were no major
issues during the campaign which
attracted only nominal interest.
A full slate of State and county
officials, including a Governor and
Lieutenant Governor. will be vot-
ed on.
Nomination is tantamount to elec-
tion in overwhelmingly Democratic
Mississippi.
Inc polls, opening at am. in
most places, were scheduled to close
at pm.
Five candidates seek the gov
ernorship:
Gov. Fielding L. Wright, who came
into Office after the death last fall
OF Gov. Thomas L. Bailey; Paul B.
johnson. jr., son Of former Gov
ernor who died in office; State Sem
ator Jesse Byrd, only man in the
race whose platform includes "wet"
plank; Mayor Frank L. Jacobs of
Meridian, and William Lycurgus
Spinks. president of the "Over 60"
Club.
Evening star., 1947-08-05
N. 7. Bond Market
Furnished BY the Associated Press.l
SELECTED LIST OF ISSUES.


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Wabash 4As 81 e5
West Nd As 81 lob
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WOhLD BANK
Inbred 3s72 1o2 1e
IntBR&D2 A57 1o1 4
FOREIGN o::3O
| Australia SIS IS 1o4Is
Buen A 4ass n. 100
Canada As CO. 1o5N
Chile 6s 80 asd d
Colombia IS 70 AeN
Netherln 334 81 96N
Norway 3hs 81. 90
Peru 2nd 6s 81 l7lA
Sac p st 7s4Ost TIA
Uruguay 4hss79 69N
DOMESTIC $50
Am T g. T 3s 56 lis
Am T&T 2hssS7 1o2ls
Am T&T 234s61 1855
AmT&T 2s4s so 1coss
Am TIT 2Ass2 1904
Am T&T 2SsS6 1854
A T s r As 95 129ss
ATSF al As 95st 1l6
Att C A L 394s63lo3h
Att DIV 1st4s4S 5szs
Balt&Oh 5sG95 61z
Balt&O O5sK2000 6lM
B & o CIV Co.. 4oA
B & o As 4S e4M
Beth Stl gas 7o1o2ls
Bost NYAL 4s55 asa
Brk q G 2bs 76 1o1M
ufRoch&P57st 63N
Cn RR NJ IS 81 32lz
CMStP4las2019 75ih
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GRIP 4As 60 1eM
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Erie 4ks 2015 70iA
Erie 31as 200OG 6a
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GM&O 2015 A 763A
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Evening star., 1947-08-05
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO. Aug. 5 P.-Prospect for
caused a sharp break in the grain fu9
lures market at the opening on the Board
OF Trade today. Although a rally fol-
lowed the opening decline, all grains car
ried a heavy tone at noon.
There was considerable difference of
opinion among grainmen respecting the
damage done the corn crop BY the cur
rent heat wave. A private crop estimate
July ' Is s By seeH 4s.ooo'ooo R bushels as as 81 81
August /. but trades generally had dis
co1ntsd coTn.ssd this :,,Is reduction oni,.s =, .,
high in yesterdays trading, with the
September delivery closing at 2.223a. was
under pressure on all rallies.
Wheat was sluggish. despite the opinion
OF some that heavy Government purchases
would continue to meet ALLEGATIONS. Oats
declined with corn and held at about the
days low.
>, At no noon ,.wnsa wheat c,S was lh to " loyer
corn was u to, 2ss lower; September.
2.20: oats were 2 to 3A lower; Septem-
Evening star., 1947-08-05
Sales
n a n

Hourly Sales on the Exchange Today:
IL 200 am. ITO 600 1900 noon $50 600
100 p.m.. A3o 600 300 pm.- $40 600
tunit OF trading. 10 shares. I'm bank:
under the Bankruptcy Act, or Securities
assumed by such companies. Raves of
dividends in the foregoing table are annual
or semiannual declaration. Unless other-
wise noted. special or extra dividends are
not included. TX dividend; II Ex rights
dend. d Cash or stock. Paid last year,
PAYABLE in stock; 9 Declared or paid &C
funds K Accumulated dividends paid o.
declared this year.
Evening star., 1947-08-05
London Market Quiet.

LONDON, Aug. S R.-London
stock markets were dull today, the
last day of the. current account, and
most prices were fractionauy lower
at the close.
Evening star., 1947-08-05
Washington Exchunoe

washington Gas 4.25 pfd-5 at 1851
Garhnckel com new-6O at 1917.
washington Gas 5s 196O-S2, 900 at 12e
PUBLIC UTILITIES.
BONITA
Evening star., 1947-08-05

2.3D
Aireon Mfg Co. 2ss
Alum Co Am 2 5Slz
Am Bantam Car 31b
Am Maracaibo- 3ih
Am Superpower 1b
AnchPostPr.2Og eiA
Ark Nat Gas A. 81
Ash Oil & r go IL
Atlas Corp W W 5N
Atlas Ply 2la 3oiA
Baldwin Rub. 10 1lB
Barium Steel 5M
Berk&Gay Furn IA
Can Marconi - lH
Carr Con Bisc /. 11A
Catalin Am .4Oa IL
Cent & Sw Corp 1oNs
Cities Service 36A
Claude Neon 2ih
Colonial Airline tn
Col Fuel&Ir WV 5M
Colts Mfg Co 52is
Comn&Sou war IN
Cons Text 1.15g 1lN
Cont C-N-V Crp 3M
ContFdy&M Sag IA
Coro Inc l. .60a- l2H
Cosden Petro 3A
Creole Pet 1.20g 34M
Crown Cent Pet So
CrownDrug.10g ~
Dennison A cog IL
Diana Stores a. 6H|
Domin Stl&C Va l2M|
Ell Bond&Share- 12H
Eureka c Ltd -. 23ts
Fairchild Cam 9ih
Fairchild e & A "a
Falstaf Brew la ~
Fansteel MIL Ae 14M
Garrett Cp BOG. ga
Gen Plywd .sOa 2olh|
Glen Alden CT Q. 1915
Goldfield Cons Nll
Hazeltine 1ag- 15AI
Hearn D Str 1ag loihi
Rates OF DIVIDEND
table are annual dis
the last quarterly or
tion. Unless otherwl
extra dividends are
extra or extras. b
d Cash or stock. 9 p
able in stock. & Dec.
this year. h Payable
& Accumulated divide,
this year. n New issu,
XIV Without warrants
Evening star., 1947-08-05

Reliance Mfg. Co. net for the first
half was $271,987 or As cents VS..
$817, 1852 or $1.64 in the same 1916
period.
Evening star., 1947-08-05

Heller w E Goa loB
Illinois Power 2 29N
Int Petrol IL 11A
Kaiser-Frazer 9h
Lakey Fdy .45g- 7iA
Lone Star Gas / 1915
Long Island Itg "
lLouLand&Ex. 80 16ib
McWiIl Dredge il
Mead John .6Oa ~
Mich Bumper.4O 7
MidStaPwB vic 45A
MidWestCrp l4b 15N
lMonroeLoan 20 2N
lMont-Dak u 80 1874
INT City Copper lHs
Nat Bellas .2Og- $50
Nat Fuel G so 12sb
Nat Trans .35g 1874
MAT Tunnel & M !
NParkMng .O4g- 1M
Niagara Hud Pr ezs
Northeast AtrI 4
Pan Am Air war NJ
IPantepec Oil .64 9A
Pennroad Ne 81
Pepperell Ga 5lM
Piper Aircraft 2sb
R-K-O opt war 3N
RioGrValG log III
Root Petroleum 11N
StLawrence pf / 80
Seeal Lock 2M
SherwinWms "A 142h
Simplicity P 40 9h
Solar Aircraft 8
Solar Mfg AlA
Sonotone log 3lh
Std OilKy 1.4Oa 1914
Sterling Eng ;
Sterling Inc "a 1854
|SunRayDru .O5g eM
Textron Inc 1zg 13M
Utd Lt&Rys 1ag 2lN
U s Foil B log l3h
Venez Syn log 81
Wright Harg .16 2Ms
Is In the foreeoing
bursements based on
semiahnual declara-
lse noted. special or
not included. Q Also
Plus stock dividend.
aid last year. Pay
Jared or paid 30 far
In Canadian funds.
nds paid or declared
G. WV With warrants.
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Dividends Announced

clared: W
Pc Stock of Pay
Rate. riod, Record able
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N. Y. Curb Market

LIST INCLUDES ONLY SELECTED ISSUES
CHANGED FROM PREVIOUS CLOSE
Evening star., 1947-08-05

WOhLD BANK
IntBR&D 3s72 1o2 Is
IntBR&D2 1914
Evening star., 1947-03-06
Your Income Tx Return
TeHLH N q NeTte8 OF ~,
By jones Marrow
Assoeiated Press ssoH Writer

Here are points to remember
about husband-wife filing Of 1946
income tax returns by March IS.
A husband gets a $500 exemption
for himself and he can claim an
other $500 exemption for his wife
If she had no income.
If she had $500 or more income,
she must file, either separately or
jointly with her husband.
In such a case, if she files sepa-
rately, she claims her own $500 ex-
emption and the husband claims
only his $500 exemption. If they
file jointly. they claim a total ex-
emption of $1,000.
II the wife has less than $500
income, she doesn't have to file a
return but, no matter how small
that income was, if she doesn't
file
Her husband can't claim the usual
$500 exemption for her and, of
course, since she isn't filing, she
can't claim her own $500 exemption.
Joint Return Urged.
Keep these two things in mind:
/. Treasury experts say that
where a wife has income less than
$500-and she and her husband are
going to file a return-they'll save
money by making a joint return.
2. Where husband and wife can
file jointly on form W., the with
holding statement, they should do
so. It will save them time and
effort, and for this reason:
The collector, by law, goes over
their return and must figure out
which is cheaper for them, a single
or joint return. He gives them the
benefit of the cheaper way.
If you're not in those two groups
above, try, both ways-single and
joint returns-before deciding which
you'll give the collector ms 49,
1946 return.
No Simple Answer.
The reason for trying it both ways
is this: There's no simple answer to
the question do husbands and
wives save money by filing single
or joint returns?"
A joint return may save for one
couple by giving them full benefit
of exemptions. 1t may cost another
couple money by boosting them into
a higher tax bracket.
If the combined income Of cou-
pie was under 5000, they can file
jointly on form W. or the 1040
short-form or the long-form, de-
pending on their reason for making
a choice.
: II their combined income was
$5 900 or more, but individually less,
they can file separately on form
W. or the 1040 short-form, or
jointly on the long-form.
When they file separately on form
W. or the 1040 short-form, each
Is allowed a deduction of about 10
per cent for personal expenses. It's
already figured into the tax-table
used with those two forms.
1919 Deduction Allowed.
When they file jointly on form
W. or the 1040 short form, they
are allowed one deduction of about
10 per cent but it is 10 per cent
OF their combined income.
Evening star., 1947-03-06
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Asaph st., Alex. IS
COUPIE-.-Houseman and maid for ins
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nondrtnkerS and reliable: bring refs MRS.
SINGER, 2230 Mass. ave. NV, DE. 9s46.
ENROLMENT SOLICITOR for Americas
No. hospital and surgical expense plan,
~ communities such as Westover, Colonial
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brentwood, etc; unusual opportunity TO
establish business In your neighborhood
with liberal compensationi select your own
Thurs. Fri. evenings. 70. and Saturday
morning, 9-12, MIR. JACKSON, Room 400,
917 18th st.. NV ~
alert. clean-cut young
man or woman for full or part time solicit
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BsGeassT sGas yocaL ea II 4IlsRsaTfRsucr1oN II you sing
In our Southeastern University Choral 30
ciety preparing concert-opera programs;
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SOME one SsaE TO DRIVE two cnsysrly chill
dren 10 and from. Greenbelt Nursery School.
3 days weekly. Liberal salary to responsi.
BILE person. WA. 5044. -
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SAlESAEN

COLLECTOR with car. must know city.
MsukzNc4Eo Ss sfN 4ors sAEsMnkSS Ks nkS .xp.r,,pe.s
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business; you win be SURPRISED 1t big re-4
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j. Hssls DsDs aR ss!G eri.
"a. sEs ast4SasEE age a1ss Is =. e.sns who'll
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SECURITY SALESMAN, experienced, We
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ACCIDENT and health and hospitaiisa-
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TWO TOP-BRACKET representatives are
inquiries from prominent families and ex-
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ana dfgnfhed, with substantial earnings;
men over 80 preferred; car essential; com.
plete training given to those who qualify,
For appointment, phone UN. 1896 between
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

GAS WATER HEATER 20, 80, 40 gal
sTANsBURY: II 3O29.
AACGouMTANT, 4 &C, EXPERT; books started. a.a,s..
statsmsnts: prom prompt. M reas: as'si Or. sSsss sSa4.
BUSINESS and real estate tax accounting,
t,!I AUBREY HAMPTON, Real Estate and
iBookKEEPING AND INCOME TAX serv-
ice for small businesses and individuals; o
RdoME fA2 feRMs Ski 81 prepared. 50: ez-
perienced tax accountant; veteran. Save
sz 81 yos soaa aasa 1soa
bookkeeper. ONCE manager or aceountsnta
psSsenasi. esi Ne; Klpnis. aA; t. ssss. sos
sxperisnsed public accountant. MR.. SAUL
3 S3BFEs 2132 Pa; ave: NV. ME. 0431.
SUITE 10 M sena blds. wsssinsson s. g. g.
eaHae Gas H2ATfNg Ia ING BOILERS and hot-water
monhy nsalnE psnss no sse sssh sma
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sssos p Phones sz Ssss S
1nScs INCOME ss.S TAxEsIaxssl deagct,ony taken
D. H. THOMPSON. 112S Vermont ave.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the
sasss ana
rant business At 1855 PennsyIvsnis ave:
lst day q Msrch nS47@ disssved g e Sc
mutual consent, and that the said business
in the future viii be carried On 81 the
saia aI4 Fuller FL T. Ar; Ar;Tington alone; EILMooD
1 VIII Nor BE lee REsPoAsBIS r ANi for any "
sSSsI SSasSd 8ses e{9 sa ssn s g. ns Gxh wass s.
NOTICE Of dissolution of partnership
the partnership lately subsisting between
Us, the undersigned, Nathan Wechsler and
Marlnus Roster, carrying on business as
accountants. auditors and tax consultants,
NV. Washington. 2. e. under the style
day Of February. 1947. dissolved BY mutual
consent Nathan Wechsler and Marinus
on business as certified public accountants
attorney ct law. suite 307. Victor Building,
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THE ANNUAL MEETING Of lot owners of
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SITS. Annual reports and election of the
noard OF trustees. BY order H. g. WINK
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HELP MEN.

ADMINISTRATIVE ANALYST-For q COL
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a position with real Opportunity is avail.
SafssS EsRs' salEsM & hsH ssss xemper
adssd IdhomaS 'ss9. C.: eStab 1859 and an aeknowl-
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vi siS
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ADvERTiSiNG ASSISTANT, veteran. with
experience in publication work: must be
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SxGDSvVEERifiissiiNG statesmen, ex-o1s. = Fer
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Fish lag AEEs HfS xSsk ass
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For appointment, call Elk 0271. Box 1I5-
aRcHIITECTyRAL DRAFrsMAN, exper,-
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ASSISTANT BAKER; sick and annual
leave; good opportunity. Apply before II
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store t0uSS wH asa awsaaise' to work In sroesry
iYsSGNa MAN. sSsi & 10 81, with car to COZ coay.rs
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ssockrm. and shipping dept. Of a Sutomot,Mye. "
equipment jobber; excellent opportUnitv *
learn business. Apply MR.. YOUNKs, Y4iS
YOUNG MAN. experienced with ves.t.bl.s' -
70 YOUNG st, Man, asEressiys. ambitious. WIZ .
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sally inclined. preferably With expsr. Ia
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YOUNG MEN. under 80. vets preferfed:,
neatness and ability to work; experiericst {.
unnecessary: average earnings, $50 week.
vets report Room 8. 1920 N. z. ave. i2s
NJ sober man !. to operate z
snah ana oS 2Tod9ee store store st Marlboro. p. d.
SEVERAL sPscHaE sPassc!HS1o SAILS Md representative.
fooa efa ssssd .spss Leader
person. Room 800. 1850 Pa. ave. NV NV "a
0PPORTUNITY-1O men to learn the in ]
Sauslrial insurance business; get paid while .
learning; our business will Sc taught YOU =
az our school; 2 wks.. Of training given.
iMonday to Friday, inclusive, to Q pm 80
eegnning ond ming; March lo. Call now or come IN, |,
our school. The iesdins &c company s,isep In p. e.
ma, 0sIS. MIR. WOLF.
MEN, over "a, for psrt-tims
saieaS;SoTk e.. Exp NOT nee; Z able to meett
aos1ER9 ffoss ssous M1s e 90 R hr a,o Rr41 s1az
sa1 Pa Law FIRM. .n..s.d INC
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sxDsrienes Box zoos. Star - 7A1 =
Gerry store and drive truck: white or eolored.
Apply SSl9 Georgia ave. NV. -l2
CrA, with appropriate ONCE In downtown
section, viii consider q partnership with =
Kept strictly confidential. Box 21-T. Star.