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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-09-30
v F w. ENHANCEMENT

Harper Erdman Post No l548 will
be represented at the District En-
campment of the Veterans of For
eign Wars at Roman, Sunday, Oct
.3 by Commander Warren Brown
and eight delegates: Harold Miller
George Calkins, Chas Skranak Isak
Ludvikson, Palmer Peterson, Yer
non Friend. Gust Adamson and
Claire Schneider
Ladies of the Auxiliary who will
attend the encampment are; Presi-
dent Lorna Hilbird. Mabel Solem,
Mildred Flesher, Lee England and
Blanche Guenther
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-09-30
AUSTIN REEDY POST No. %
EXPRESSES APPRECIATION

It is the wish to Austin Reedy
Post No 81, American, Legion, that
an expression of appreciation be eX-
tended to the Masonic Libby Lodge
No s. The Military Order of the
Cootie Pup Tent No II, Harper
Erdman Post No. l548 v f. w. and
the Libby Lions for their financial
assistance in making it possible to
send William Luscher to Boys State
at Dillon.
It is hoped that next year the
Post. with the help of these other
organizations. will be able to send
more than one boy to take advan-
tage of this splendid training at
Bows State.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-09-30
Libby News

Miss Lucille Tarber is the new
relief operator at the LIBBY tclo
phone office
Lee Tinker returned Sunday from
Spokane where he received mcdica
treatment
". F. W. Meetings the ist and 3rc
Wednesday Of each month at tht
club
Vernon Friend is taking the Sig
nal Malntainers Helper job for two
weeks during the absence of Steve
Whalen.
Jack Conn came up from Kalis-
pell Monday on business in the in
terest of the Mountain States Pow
er Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon johnson of
Missoula had a very enjoyable visit
over the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Hampton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Roberts and
family and Mr. and Mrs Fred Car
ter were Kalispell visitors last Sun
day.
-RUMMAGE SALE by the Senior
Ladies' Aid of the First Lutheran
Church, Saturday, Oct. 9. Place ?
next week.
Approximately 10000 patients
with unknown active tuberculosis
are admitted to general hospitals
annually.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mervin E Juelfs
and son of Great Falls, are visiting
at the home of Mrs. Juelfs parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j Wick of Libby.
Steve Whalen left Monday of last
week for Malta, to do relief work.
Steve is an employee of the Great
Northern Signal Department
Mr.. and Mrs. jim Christie left
Tuesday morning for Spokane. They
expect to return Wednesday even
ing.
From go to 125 persons can be
X-rayed an hour with modern
equipment using miniature roll or
cut film.
Lumber and Sawmill Workers
Union No. 1881 meets the 2nd and
4th Tuesday of each month
George jacobson, division super
intendent for the Mountain States
Power Company was here on re
building inspection tour of the main
line to the mill.
Mrs E. J. Racicot of Sacramento,
Calf, was called to Spokane due
to the illness of her son, Bill. Prior
to returning home she will visit a
few days with friends in Libby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferd Peterson Of
Weiser, Ida, came Saturday for
weeks visit at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Brinton, and Mrs. Pet
erson's mother, Mrs. George Pike.
Robert Walrover returned Sat
urday from Ellensburg, where he
had accompanied his son. Harry,
who is a senior in the college at
that place
T/Sgt. Robert Parshell returned
home last Saturday, having re-
ceived his discharge from the army
after three years service. Sgt Par
shell is the son of Mrs. Pete Pelzer
of Libby.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-09-30

T/Sgt. Robert Parshell returned
home last Saturday, having re-
ceived his discharge from the army
after three years service. Sgt. Par
shell is the son of Mrs. Pete Pelzer
of Libby.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-09-30

Robert Walrover returned Sat
urday from Ellensburg, where he
had accompanied his son Harry
who is a senior in the college at
that place.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-09-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Ferd Peterson OF
Weiser, Ida, came Saturday for d
weeks visit at the home OF Mr.. ano
Mrs. Thomas Brinton, and Mrs. Pet
erson's mother, Mrs. George Pike.
Evening star., 1948-03-16
Kamp Case Resumes
With Jury Excused

Further evidence in the contempt
of Congress case against Joseph P.
Kamp was to be heard today by
visiting Judge Ben Moore of West
Virginia, in District Court, with the
jury temporarily excused.
The testimony is being given to
permit Judge Moore to decide
whether the Special House Commit
tee on Campaign Expenditures, now
defunct, had the right to require Mr..
Kamp to give it information.
Kamp is accused to having failed
to produce for the committee, in
1914, financial records of the Con-
stitutional Educational League, Inc,
of which he is vice chairman.
Secretary of Agriculture Anderson,
who was chairman of the House
Committee at the time Kamp ap-
peared before it, appeared in re-
sporlse to summons by Defense
Counsel John j. Wilson yesterday
although he was not scheduled tx
appear until later. Judge Moore
said he would let Mr.. Anderson tes.
tify at once. but the defense pointed
out 1t was not prepared to question
him.
Kamp told Judge Moore yesterday
that Communists have been boring
from within in both major political
parties and that he has opposed
communism since 1919. day in and
day out" He maintained he never
sponsored or opposed any particular
political candidate or party and
never made any financial report
under the Corrupt Practices Act, be-
cause he was not required to.
Evening star., 1948-03-16
Chicago Cash
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO, Mar. 1e E, tusDA) --sala.
81. hSgs' beg $500; total; $500; Weights 81 un;
higher; heavier weights fairly active and
ansyen T n9ndo cos.s hss .av xh PIT Dsrs
advance lost: top e 25.S5 for short d load ad
Is. 90; 250-2sO pounds, 23bo-2450; 900
$50 pounds. 22.35-23;25; 35o-4oo pounds
1sS9-Is.So; Il MIsSo earIy Iss eiesTanee 1se''Dna ''"'
salable cattlee-5;ooo; total, 5000; sal
run with cows and bulls extremely scarce;
ssrshter steers and hsifsrs moderately
weakness late on kinds of value to sell
under $500; heifers steady to strong;
rs for two loads choice around 1,275-
pound steers; several load: choice Zoo.
good to. low,choice steers, 26;0o-30. 90;
good and choice heifers: 5oo.2s50; fey
cutters; 14.5o-1s.oo: medium and good
lower on common and medium vealers.
Evening star., 1948-03-16
Ydgos|av Complaint
On Horthy Rejected
BY fhs Associated Press.

The State Department today
brushed aside Yugoslav complaint
that Americans have been too
friendly with Hungary's former
regent, Admiral Nicholas Horthy.
A note rejecting Yugoslavia's
March 3 protest was delivered to
Ambassador Sava N. KosanoWc. He
had charged Admiral Horthy Is 4
war criminal.
The text was not released. but
officials who saw 1t said 1t made
plain that the world crisis is too
critical just now to bother about
why Admiral Horthy was invited to
the wedding of Sam Woods, Amer
ican Consul General, at Munich.
The affair was held in Bavarian
castle last month. Admiral Horthy
was there by invitation, along with
American occupation officials. He
has been a refugee in the American
zone in Germany since Hungary
abolished its 1,00o-year -old mon
archy early in 1916.
Evening star., 1948-03-16
Stock LIST Depressed
| -"
|By War Talk and
Labor Descriptions
By Victor Eubonk
Associated Press Financial Writer

NEW YORK, Mar. 16.-War talk
and labor disruptions helped inspire
relatively heavy selling in today's
stock market.
Dealings slowed after fairly live
ly start. Offerings then became
somewhat pressing and activity
quickened appreciably for a while.
Steel, motors, rails and even the
recently strong aircrafts led the re-
treat. The pace slackened around
midday and extreme losses running
to 8 or more points were reduced in
the majority Of cases near the
fourth hour.
Brokers blamed international
complications. the coal and packing
house labor disputes and persistent
skepticism regarding domestic eco
nomics for the greater part of the
liquidation. The Presidents pro-
jected congressional address We'd
nesday served to accentuate specu-
lative and investment caution.
Evening star., 1948-03-16
World Trade Held VitoI
To European Security
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

PITTSBURGH, Mar. 16.-Europe
must be able to trade on a world
wide basis to regain economic Sc
curity, Willard L. Thorp, Assistant
Secretary of State for Economic At
fairs, last night told meeting of
the World Trade Conference.
Coal, wheat and timber are need
ed from Eastern Europe" Mr.. Thorp
said. ITO the extent that essential
requirements can thus be met from
those sources. presumably at the
price of supplying products in re-
turn, it will diminish Western Eu-
ropes reliance on American dollars" +"
Mr.. Thorp warned that even when
recovery has been achieved in Eu-
rope ut cannot continue to function
without a framework for world trade
which holds the proviso of expan-
sion and unhampered development -
Evening star., 1948-03-16
Taft Calls Humans
4
|PolicyPro-Communisf
In Maine Address
BY the Asseeiotsd Press

PORTLAND, Me-, Mar. l6.-Ths
Democratic administration's foreiRn
policy Is o-Communist, Senator
Taft contends.
1t has been, the Republican presi-
dental candidate told 1900 Port
landers last night. since the days Of
Henry Wallace, the late Harry Hop
hns and other who surrounded the
late President Roosevelt.
By "its friendship for com
munism," the Ohioan added, the
administration, both under Presi-
dent Roosevelt and President Tru-
man, strengthened Russia until to-
day we find the Russians menacing
the entire world"
Senator Taft entrained for WASH
ington after his speech, ending what
he called IAN interesting and excit-
ing two days" campaigning in Maine.
A light plane, carrying him to
Old Town, crash landed on the ice
of the Kennebec River at vassalboro
yesterday.
Senator Taft was uninjured, as
were his companions - Senator
Brewster, Republican. of Maine, and
Pilot John T. Clark, director Of
Names Aeronautics Commission.
The two Senators laughed OF the
mishap, which Mr.. Clark attributed
to a broken crankshaft. They
motored to Bangor then hew-in
commercial airliner-to Portland.
A White House announcement
that President Truman will deliver q
special message to Congress on the
international situation tomorrow
came as surprise to Senator Taft.
He would not comment further.
However, in his Maine speeches.
he repeatedly demanded that Mr..
Truman or Secretary Of State Mar
shall tell the people If they have any
inside information justifying what
Senator Taft called war hysteria.
Evening star., 1948-03-16
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C.'''A-l5
Swedish DefenseC Chief
Urqes Nation 10 Push
Coup Preparedness
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

STOCKHOLM, Mar. 16.-Re.
peatedly using the phrase "couE
preparedness" the commander ir
chief of Sweden's armed forces
called today for measures to brine
this nations fighting arms up te
snuff.
The Swedish defense staff, making
similar plea, cited the "brusaue
methods" of Russia.
Additional money and consider.
able contributions Of manpower, ma.
terials and industrial capacity are
needed to bring the state of Sweden's
military preparedness up to par, Gen
Helge Jung, the commander, said.
Preparedness Called Low.
In his report to King Gustaf v last
night, the general said the navy's
coup preparedness" - readiness tc
meet sudden stroke-is low. The
personal preparedness of the army
and coast artillery is very low" he
added. while that of the navy and
air force is somewhat more favor
able"
In its report, the Swedish defense
staff said "the possibility must not
be excluded" that the Soviet Union,
for reasons of its own security,
might resort to partial action which
it deems possible, without unleash
ing big war" ~
The staff report mentioned espec-
tally purchase from abroad Of ma
terials which might be more difficult
to get If the general situation sees
further deteriorating."
Soviet Actions Cited.
1t added:
Evidently the Soviet Union is
very consistently working to weld
together its own security system In
Eastern Europe. Apparently it does
not hesitate to resort to very
brusque methods in its work.
Contradictions between the East
and West do not seem to diminish,
but on the contrary to be gradually
aggravating."
The staff report said, however,
that 1t does not believe a general
war to be near "as the Western pow
ers are hardly prepared and Russia
probably is still too weak"
Evening star., 1948-03-16
Business Briefs
Commercial and Industrial Fail

Commercial and Industrial Fail
ures declined to 102 in the week
ended March II VS.. 113 in the pre-.
vious week, but remained far above
81 In the like 1947 week-Dun &
Bradstreet.
Crude Oil Production fell of
sharply in the week ended Marcl
13 to average SITS $50 barrels ;
day, a drop of 1O3,990 from thu
preceding week-Oil g. Gas Jour.
nal.
Wholesale Grocery Stocks declined
for the second consecutive month
in January and were below 1
year earlier-Commerce Department
January sales totaled $720,000,000, {
gain of 2T from the precedin.
month and 3% above year earlier
State of Ohio awarded 5000, 900 ,00
Of veterans bonus bonds to a groul
headed by National City Ba. TX
Bankers Trust Co., Chase Nationa
and Halsey Stuart g. Co. on biz
of 100.577 for go coupon.
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co
received a high bid of 10207999 foI
$75 100000 of 3A % debentures, du'
1878, from group headed by Nor
gan Stanley & Co.
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Railroad was authorized by the ice
to issue $7,230,000 of equipment trust
certificates.
Chicago, Milwaukee, st. Paul &
Pacific Railroad asked ICC permis-
sion to issue $2.640,000 of equip.
ment trust certificates.
Eversharp, Inc, directors took NJ
action on common dividend usu.
ally declared at this time.
Texas Co. earned a record S106,.
312,6l7 or $3.50 g. share in 1947 VS.
ST. 1889 ,267 or $6.32 in the previous
year.
General Motors Corp. net income
for 1s47 was $287,991 ,373 or 1924 VS.
$87,526,311 or $l.76 in 1916 when
strikes and shortages cut operations
Southern Pacific System earned
$35,518,989 or $9.41 in 1947 VS.
$25,281,10 or $6.70 In the previous
year.
Abbot Laboratories, Inc, profit fol
1947 was S1o,216,165 or $546 VS.
$10,820,628 or $5.79 in 1946.
Western Union Telegraph Co
earned $9,141 ,346 or $7.44 in 1947 VS.
a deficit Of $1l l,o0o.699 in the pre-
viouS year.
American President Lines profit
for 1947 was $2,576.868 or S9.65. Thi.
was more than double 1916 results
Dana Corp. earned $4,8e0,646 o.
1913 in six months ended Februar!
20 VS.. $2,671,s77 or $1.65 a yea,
earlier.
Youngstown Steel Door Co. ne
for 1947 was s1,6s8.915 or $2.53 VS.
S735,910 or Sill in 1946.
Other Earnings for 1947 are com
Evening star., 1948-03-16
NEW. YORK, Mar. 1s R.-Dividend.
IA
New York Cotton

NEW YORK, Mar 16 0P.-cotton fu-
lures turned firm today, following iaitial
weakness. as mill buying and scattered out
Ear,y liquidation was prompted by the
issuance of 131 additional March trans.
ferrable notices, prior to expiration, OF
Nervousness over the foreisn situation also
accounted for some selling.
The March. 1913. contract expired at
traded prices Of 1895 and 1857 cents z
lower.
Buying in the new crop deliveries was
attracted BY lateness in crop preoarations
and the belief among some traders that
this might curtail expected cotton acreage
in some areas this year.
Late afternoon prices we're 65 to 80
cents q bale hisher than the previous
close May. 3410: July, 1898, and oc-
Evening star., 1948-03-16
Extro-Light Bicycle
Exported by British
BY the Assoeiafsd Press

BIRMINGHAM, England.-Britain
is sending a f1yweight bicycle to the
United States. It's made Of special
steel developed by the aircraft in
dustry
Ordinary British bicycles weigh
"a pounds; American At, the manu-
facturer says. The new bike Is only
rs pounds IA ounces.
Evening star., 1948-03-16
New Sales Record Sci
By Washington Gas
During February
By Edward G. Stone

washington Gas Light sales In
February totaled 21,762 1893 therms,
as compared with 16,057,802 in Feb
ruary, 1947, an increase of 5,705,-
OCT therns, or 1858 per cent, COM
pany officials announced today.
Sales were the highest of any
month on record.
Gas sales in the first two months
Of this year totaled 42,25O,O6
therms, against 30,948,643 in the
like 1947 period, an upturn of H.
30l, ,419 therms Of 1852 per cent.
Officials were greatly gratified by
the impressive percentage gains in
both months of the present year.
Hilton Hotel Profits Rise.
Hilton Hotel Corp, which controls
and operates the Mayfower Hotel
in its big chain, today reported net
profits for 1947, after preferred divi-
dends, equal to $313 per share on
the common stock against $190 a
share a year ago. Net totaled S.
509.000 against $3,550,547 in 1916
The corporation purchased addi-
tional shares of Mayf1ower Hotel
stock and at the end of the year
held SO per cent of the outstanding
shares, the report said. The COM
pany received $8O,351 in Mayflower
dividends.
Virginia Bankers to Meet.
Members of the Virginia Bankers
Association will open a series OF
anti-inf1ation bank credit control
meetings at the George Mason Ho-
tel, in Alexandra tomorrow. Others
will be held all over the State.
The meetings are sponsored by a
special committee headed by c.
Francis Cooke, first vice president
OF the association. L. H. Dudley
executive vice president of the Alex
andria National Bank, is in charge
of arrangements. Northern Virginia
banks will be urged to fight infia-
ton through dehation lending prac-
tices. The second meeting will take
place at Front Royal on March 1S.
Bank Joins Wire System.
The American Security & Trust
Co. has joined special wire system
which links 10 banks in 16 cities in
a private network established by the
Bankers Trust Co., New York, as
one Of the terminals. Coast-to-
coast transmissions are expected to
take about four minutes.
The first message to member
banks was sent out yesterday by S.
Sloan Colt, president of Bankers
Trust. Daniel w. Bell, president of
American Security, received a spe-
cial message from Mr.. Colt. He re-
piled that he expected to make
active use of the new facility.
d. C. Exchange Very Active.
In one Of the heaviest trading
sessions on record on the Washing
ton Stock Exchange, nearly 1,400
shares Of Potomac Power common
changed hands. at 1925 and 1871.
Washington Gas opened with $50
shares selling at "a. Garflnckel,
Mergenthaler and several other
issues appeared on the board at re-
cent levels. Transit was neglected.
Alfred G. Neal, president of the
Potomac Electric Power Co., will ad-
dress Washington Chapter, National
Association Of Cost Accountants, on
THE Value of Cost Accountants to
Management" at the Lafayette
Hotel tomorrow night.
Virginia bankers have made 214
reservations for the annual conven-
tion at Hot Springs, June 17-19. The
Homestead has limited the party to
$50.
Evening star., 1948-03-16

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Stove Crushes Child

BALTIMORE, Mar. 16 lP.-Three-
year-old Mary Elizabeth Coker was
crushed to death yesterday when an
old gas stove toppled over on her.
She was playing alone in the back
yard Of her home.
Evening star., 1948-03-16
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OddIot DeuIinqs

The Securities and Exchange commis-
sion reported today these transactions BY
lists on the New York Stock Exchange fol-
March Is: 3,92S purchases involving 109,.
S62 shares; $3.50 sales involving 92.914
I770 shares
Evening star., 1948-03-16
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Evening star., 1948-03-16

Hourly Sales on the E1chanse To-day:
IL 100 am. $50 600 1900 noon 49o 600
1:o0p.m.- 900 900 goo pm. $50 600
tUnit of trading, 10 shares sIn nank-
ruptcy or receivership, or being reofaanised
under the Bankruptcy Act, or seeurt:ies
assumed by such companies- Rates Of
disbursements based on the last quarterly
or semiannual declaration. Unless other
wise noted. special or extra divtdends are
q Also extra or extras. b Plus stock divt.
dend. Cash or stock. Declared Or paid
SO far this year; Payable IN stock. sssi-
Paid last year Declared or paid after
| stock dividend or stock split-up. Accuu.
ulated divtdends paid or declared this year.
termined On declaration data.
Evening star., 1948-03-16

Canada's three leading industries
are agriculture, mining and fores-
try.