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Evening star., 1950-05-22
|Chieuqo Grain

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osSs Sc sa; .ass ssas e. ss sasr ;s
OoSts % Earopean countries. 'A ca
MH: n;srss pssseusi, sas Hss Hsss'.s s. in Nj Nj
+ Tie isss dss ioT trsdins il NAY futures
Ans ma, ee s.s.s sy 9.,y SDee 4 s sS
grain before the end 81 the month. A
Wheat near, the end Of the nrst .heul
sai Vas issef r shi ssSr M
seA;, soybeans were N1N hishsT, Ma;
huna1.d ies posnds ii h,snss. xas h.s ls. 20
cssh dealers we're. of The opinion tha!
ses ssxesss ssss1ssss q vss, s:saa sn vG
sass and sosS.ans ''' w:l. r. V around S isa fol
,ag,s5. ~ss said :. ,. =: :sps IL
s. shs g D \ y S.re fuoTs foT sg
iinois wassrWss az % ana z she eo Erain '0 can ' bs
0r9usss sadr hess nns HihSus ssSgs .. tn.
absorb storase charges On Wheat PLACED II
q &. &c Gee sad isa s
nsvnced producers would have 70 Day this
''ss 'whiie lie ne 1r sumor the ccc would chang.
some time. the ccc aIssys has denied Il. 4.
However. the trading frssernity Is 81 the
vii make lie s ccc s'n ais.T s'ass is
mind and its plans.
.r.:i !sSs. ssas snS:s sa ssssss ase., e
Lard can se substisatsd for soy6ssn oii. ili.
snS..a sS s sn ' Ecx ssf oss sr' (: avn ssy
agency was Withdrawing from the soybeari
and soybean oil markets.
Evening star., 1950-05-22
Stock Market Drifts
FraetionalIy Lower
In Quiet DEALINGS
BY The Assoeiossd Press

NEW YORK, May 22.-Stocks
acted tired today In q quiet mar
ket. and changed hands at frac-
tional markdowns without any
selling pressure In evidence.
There was q brief show Of
strength at the opening. but this
soon gave way TO an easing Of
prices that carried away the gains
or cut them back.
The pause wasn't surprising to
traders who watched the market
sprint ahead every day last week
to reach o new average high for
the year and the best point In
nearly four years.
There was spark Of activity
In q few places. Right after the
opening. Benguet Consolidated
Mining. the Philippine gold pro-
ducer. sold unchanged at its years
low Of 1H on a block Of 5000
shares.
Tide Water Associated OIL was
active for a time up " at 80, a
new high for the year. Colorado
Fuel g. Iron also was active and
higher for a time.
Emerson Radio pushed up more
than q point on brief buying In
terest. The rest Of the radio-tele-
vision group were mixed and
quiet.
Chemicals went ahead before
falling back. all within q narrow
range. Du Pont. for example, hit
a new 1850 high before retreating
and registering q small loss.
Others lower included Chrysler,
General Motors. Hercules Motor.
Sears Roebuck, ]. I. Case, Douglas
Aircraft. Philco. Western Unoin,
Anaconda Copper, Eastman Ko-
dak. General Electric Santa Fe,
: Union Pacific. Sinclair OIL and
Nickel Plate.
Tipping higher were American
Woolen. Philip Morris. Interna-
tional Nickel. International Tele-
phone, Texas Co. and Certain
Teed.
There were some small advances
In railroad loans in the bond mar
ket within 1-point limit. United
States Treasury issues were un-
changed in q dull over-the counter
market.
Evening star., 1950-05-22
fantastic CCC Deal
In Chinese Soybeans
Charged by Crawford
By ne AssoSlassd Prsss

Representative Crawford. Re-
publican. OF Michigan accused the
Agriculture Department today Of
swapping SIS million worth Of
communist-grown soybeans when
1t already had s2s million In sur
plus soybeans on hand.
He said this fantastic deal"
netted q firm OF New York brokers
an estimated profit Of lover SAT
million" and added In Q state
ment:
In the near future ! hope 70
make recommendations not only
as to a formal investigation. but
as to the action necessary TO cor
rect this foul-smelling mess"
Cooperation Identified.
Mr.. Crawford identified the
New York Arm as the World Com.
merce Corp. and said Its "oficers
and financial hackers have been
for the most part-and Still are
closely and intimately associated
with the administration and its
policy makers"
The Michigan lawmaker said
that under terms of the deal. the
Agriculture Departments Com
modify Credit Corp. arranged to
trade $4,000 bales Of cotton to
the brokers for 10000 tons Of
Manchurian soybeans needed by
the United States Armed Forces
in Japan.
Estimates CCC Cost.
THE $4,000 bales OF cotton
were valued on the New Orleans
cash market on May IL at
81. .30l .250." Mr.. Crawford said.
The actual cost to the Com
modify Credit Corp. Is believed 70
be In excess Of $7.603 900. which
does not include storage or handi-
ing costs"
He said the market value Of
the soybeans on May IL would
have been SIS million but added
that the Communists were re-
ported to be getting about $4.e
million for them.
Evening star., 1950-05-22
Pressure for Steel
Deliveries Increases
AS Demand Expands
by ths Asse<Icssd prsss

CLEVELAND. May 22.-Rising
capital expenditures are intensi-
flying tight steel supply conditions,
Steel magazine reported today.
Continued strong demand for
sheets. strip. tin plate and pipe Is
being supplemented by expanding
requirements for bars. plates and
structurals.
Consumer pressure for steel In
all claSsiflcations Is increasing
Even alloys relatively sluggish re-
Gently. are more active.
"Automotive needs show no
signs Of subsiding and miscellane-
Gus manufacturing requirements
are being turned away or offered
distant deliveries. Steel said.
Steelmaking rose o half point
In the Nation last week TO l0l
per cent Of rated capacity. This
Is equivalent to l.s25 900 tons OF
steel.
It was the industry's nth con-
secutive week at capacity or better
production.
Evening star., 1950-05-22
Business Briefs

Farmers Cash Receipts from
marketings may drop to around
SIS billion this year. compared
with SITS billion last year.-Agri-
culture Department. May receipts
were estimated at about $l.8 bill
lion. a drop Of 80 from a year
earlier.
Household Vacuum Cleaner
Sales at factories In April totaled
1926 units vs.. 252.6 $50 in April,
l949, q gain Of 15.8%.-Vacuum
Cleaner Manufacturers Associa-
ton.
Cosden Petroleum Corp. de-
clared a dividend Of 20 cents a
common share, payable June 26.
1t was the company's first COM
mon stock dividend.
Eagle Lion Films, Inc, and Film
Classics, Inc, have been merged
into new company to be known
as Eagle Lion Classics. Inc. Jo-
seph Bernhard. president Of Film
Classics and former vice president
of Warner Bros. win be board
chairman. William c. Macmillan
jr.. will be president Of the merged
company.
Detroit Edison Co. earned $14,-
607,729 or $l.90 o share In Il
months ended April 80 VS.. ST..
855.87l or $l.69 in the previou.
year.
Northern Natural Gas Co. net
income for three months endec
March 81 was $2.275.539 or 81
cents VS.. $2,199,069 or $1.08 In the
same 1949 period.
Peabody Coal Co. earned $5le,.
532 or so cents In three months
ended April 80 VS.. $476.06l or IS
cents a year earlier. '
Waukesha Motor Co. net profit
for nine months ended April 80
was $262. 900 or A cents VS.. 81 ,089,-
0l9 or $l.8l In the same period
last year.
Lakey Foundry & Machine Co.
earned $685. or 18 cents In three
months ended April 80 VS.. $685.
479 or 81 cents q year earlier.
Miller Mfg. Co. net income for
six months ended March 81 was
$63, ,041 or II cents vs.. sos, ,534 or
IS cents in the same period last
year.
Hercules Motors Corp. earned
$2l .24o Of 7 cents in three months
ended March 81 VS.. $295, ,62s or s5
cents year earlier.
National Industrial Conference
Board elected Neal d. Becker
chairman; Cola q. Parker, chair
man Of the trustees. and James D.
Wise, vice chairman Of the board.
Virginia Electric q Power Co.
elected M. c. Smith vice president
and general manager and Erwin
H. WIN vice president with super
vision over all operating depart
mentS.
Gorham Co. elected Elliott M.
Gordon vice president and general
manager.
Florida Power Corp. elected
William Chase Gilman president
and q director.
Evening star., 1950-05-22
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO, May % 01 tusDAl:-sal.
ss e ssrGns na sTs: ss yts as. Tpsr
peuRas, sSo6ssS s5; 25e.ssS bounds
sssssoS 8n Roupsss 1s9sslsss ssSS .nS sS eos ,Se
choice. Il, Is; 4Ss.So6 pounds, $500.
Salabie cattle. 100000; sslable calves
500: high-good and choice steers slow
steady; lower grades fairly active. stead,
to strong; heifers steady TO strong: cow
fully. 31.00-32.00; bulk good to low.
choice. 2s.25-30. SO; medium to low-sood
seit.rs. ss.se SiS 20; a soas eoFa @ sSSSs .SS
"a 90: common and medium beef cows
18.25-21.75: Gamers and cutters. 1850
1900; medium and good sausage bulls
q sSoi: odd sssa SSa, aS7S; medium
yeasrsiiy STEADY: top, = 90: eatd Tor NV ",
loads 105-pound Colorado~fed wooiet
lambs grading s9ed 70 average -shoiee
unsold, asking 26. so; slaughtsr ewes, dui
at S.5O-12.50 on evil to choice offerings
Evening star., 1950-05-22
Foreign Exchunqe

NEW YORK. May % R-roreisn sx.
change rates follow Great Britain In dol.
ars NsS 1 Sshsrs aan In esn.:,: eansdiaq dolar g
SOl8N United States cents, pnchanged
:, ESsoneEoyeat Britain tpoand. .2.80N
snesananssd; ea Great Britain, 30-day futures,
sSissia SS.dss futures sS sassasssss ap 2sesi q
sa.sssa ssssi ysasss ysslssn r.nsn si e s:s
uuchanged; Holland {suilderj, 1880. up
;,n. ;0s OF cent; Italy tliral. ;leM; ef cent,
ehansed; Sweden tEronaS. 1887, un-
sheneed; SwitKeriand Nranc) (freel,
ZS;30; OF .0l Of . cent.
unchanged: Brazil (ffee}, $50. unchaaged;
Mexico. 1i:5S: ufschansed: vsnezuels
tS2uya{D. S0;Q6. unchanged,
changed,
Evening star., 1950-05-22
GtAaf, A-A aAA

Hourly Sales on the Exehapgs ToAays
1880 Am. $50 600 1900 noon 74o ooc
TOO u.m.- ! oao 600 600 p.m o 600 ooc
funit of trading 10 shares. Elm bank.
under the Bankruptcy Act or sec1ritiss
assumed by such COMPANIES. Rates OF diYi-
dends h the foregoing table are annual
OF senatannual deeiaration. unless other.
wise ncted. sDecial cf extra diyidends are
not included. CID Called. xh dividend
ssoek dividsnd. Cash OF ssoek, eps.
p stock. estimated cash value on ea. s.si-
sr paid sfses stock dividend Of spiis-up.
+ Declared or paid this year. an aeeumuie..
ss s s ss ssa asnd sdasas ss. e ,sss1s g FaS S
! bssIsrsd is4s easssi. y isS5 1856. iH yiHsSl:
Sss Ssas syss Sdeno dn e sfsss
Evening star., 1950-05-22
Washington Exchunoe e

SALES.
Potomac Electric Power rights-2OO at
3I32. 100 at 3z32. 50 at 3I52, 2.50G
1892, ~ at 3/32. 224 at 3/32. 44O
g. 3/32, 100 at 3/32. 500 at 3/32,
3/32. 900 At 3L32. 500 at 3/32. 100
at 3/32, $50 at 3/32. 100 at 3h32, 100
at 3/32, so at 3/32. 80 at 3I32, zoo
Ct 3/32, S65 at 3/32, 100 ct 3/32.
Capita! TIansit-4o at 80. 100 At 80,
washingten Gas $3.50 pfd-1s at 1osh.
10 At 15h.
A..
Potomac Electric Power common-lOO q,
15h.
Wa shinetox 6as a ka 1aa n A. aasu
Evening star., 1950-05-22
New York Cotton

NEW YORK: MsY 2 Rzcotten fu.
today. Most traders were hesitant be-
iaainF spot aIm sold q few con-
tracts In nearby July futures on the
ssa,e,Sp "a N s wsnasa vas astf,sgssa e a9uiSa,
cotton. =
Noon prices yers bale hishsr 70
D lower tnzn the previous close. July.
1905: octo6er. 3i.72. and Decembsg.
Evening star., 1950-05-22

FCREIGN 1:lAr
Australia IS IS 2o3se
BTa6,asa7-57st S4i4
Canada aHss - 1ol3s
Denmark 6s <s -
II P Ut 2-3s TT 3GS
Panam3tss94se eSSs
uruR q 4Ms 70 eolA
NEW YOAK CITY
3s 40 1osH,
DOMESTIC l:iS
Am&FP 6s2o30 50
AmT&T 3aasS9 17S3e
AmT&T 33ass7 l2o
AmT&T 2s4S8l 11s
AnT&T 2ass7i 1oo3S
AmT&T 2a.sso ooss
Am rob IS 80 1oA3A
A c L - Sc .---1o3A
3 d o 6s 95 J 20
D q O IS T6 3 elss
D d o 8 % O 6o.s
B a. o So II %. -
B&0 ev4h20IO ~
B6O TC Is IS 1S3A
Buf z d p 57st 66
Can Nat 4hsSl 1o3ss
Can Pae 4s pern loA1a
Cap Airl As COB lo2
Goa 4Ms2aa0B A7st
Gao 3Ms 96 D lo1
c D IL @ IS Ss -1lo,&
Chi Ct W Is 81 30
chl&L ~ zoos -
G&NW AVS % S53t
cmwthEd2%9a 1904
Cons I'd 80 70 lo6
CubRR 5s52T ct asa
D&RGW3-4s93 e5ss
Det Ed cv 80 bR 1lJ
Erie Ahs 20l8 6S
Evening star., 1950-05-22
Odd-Lot Dealings
by the Assoeiosed Press

The Securities and Exchanges Com.
mission reported today these transactions
sy.cisI;.t. BY customers E!sh odd;los dsslsrs q
Sovlns shares S sse s.es RSre9ases tn
s3,!sS shares invoivins ASA orders in.
cluding 61e shares sold short on "a
The agency also reported these trans
actions for May 10: b.g49 purchases In.
i$s sS4 shsles invoivins 7ois % oraefs de4sVhe ine
Guiding 1857 shares sold short on SO
orders.
Evening star., 1950-05-22

oA9G1ktS8 rEe31t
pa . Cst So - eeA
Hud c s. 81 A. %
tneGN tsttisS9 81
lntEyerE16s44 eo4
Lac Gas 4rss63 117A
Lehv4iis20o3E 4oAA
Lab v <R e003A s3Na
NidRRNJ IS 40 es
MKT al 6s67 17sA
Mo-Pae 6hs - -
Mo-Pae So 65 4 1o5A
Mo- Pse IS IT ? ioyts
No Pae bs ~ I los
No Pae As rs 7ssA
Moris&E4tss5 eSsA
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
NOTM 6hs 81 1o7A
n Y C IS 2oi3-. ees<
NYC4 Msa0tSA 63A
N Y c Is aS 5es4
NYCMC 3hs % -
NYNHtn4tAs'92 AS
NYNHH4s2a07 e6ss
N z o W ~ % Q
PacG&E3Ss6s 1oe
P T&T 2s4S IS ee1t
PhPet cv2sssT5 1o7h
sLSP &Ms2O22 s.
So Pse AVS 81 93ih
SouPae CIV $3.50 1o6}s
StdOilNJ2a&s7l %
Tex&NO3ass9o seA1
Third Ave $3.50 2S3<
Third Ave 4stlo 6or1
Wstn Nd - Sc 1o4ss
WPae 4t.s20l4 los
Wstn On So 80 ~
WstEcv2 HSs73 111ts
Westhse e cy
2.6Ss "a cid lo5ik
Wis Cent a. 20 7rs
Evening star., 1950-05-22
Marker AVERAGES
Metol Quotations

NEW York, May 20 G4.-Spot non
ferrous metal prices today: Copper, 20n
- cantS o pound, New York: zinc, IL
sants Q pound. East st. Lotts.
Evening star., 1950-05-22
Dividends Announced

NEW. YORK, May % LR.-Dividends
declared:
Peri Stk Of Pay
Rate. iod. reed. able.
Evening star., 1950-05-22
n. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
FURNISHED y the Associated Press,

| fAml Gs pf ww3
Air Reduetn l..
| Aldens Inc IN.
| Allegheny Co.
Alieghany pf--.
Aileg Lud ST. D
| Allied Chem g.
Allied Strs 8 -
| AlliS-6alm D.
| ANAL Leather
| lAmefadaPet3a-
| Am Airlines
Am Airl pf 3h-
| Am BankN .65e
Am Bosch Il.
Am Brake Sh q
Am Broadcast
Am e&Rad-
Am Car q Pdy
| AmCar&Fdy p1-
| AmCh&ca 100.
Am Color 1.40a-
Am Cynmid 2h.
| AmCyam 3hpf
Am Cyan It wi.
Am EneauTnM.
Am Export L q
| Am e. PrKn PW-
| Am&FPw 81 pf-
| Am&FPw % pf-
| Am&FPw 2 pf
Arm Gaa A Fl a
Am Home 1.20a
Am Intl .1@
\ Am Loco .60e
/ Am M&Fdy 80
Am M&Met.15g
Am Pow IL 1t
Am Rad&SS Ia,
Am SAT Razor :
| Am Sm6Ref 81.
| tAmSm&R pf7-
| Am Snun 2.40a
/ IAmStlFdrs 2.40
| Am Sum Tob q
Am Tel o. Tel o.
/ Am Tobacco 3a-
l Am Viscose 3a-
| Am Wat W .30e
Am Woolen
| tAmWool prpf4
| Am Zinc Las
| Amazon Cop he
| tAnac WAC he
Amen II Gl Eau
| And-Prich Ia.
| ArcheY-Dan D.
| Armco Stl 1sse-
Arm0uY AZ Co
Armour pr pf
| farm Ck 81 pf4
| ArnoldCnst Ma
| Artloom I
| AshlandOl 1.60
| AssoDrv q 80
| tAsso D @ 1st6-
| Atch T&S r %
| Atch T1sSF pf 3
AT r Inc ]
| AtiCoast Line 4.
| All REIN NE
| fAtl Rein pfA4
| tail Ref pfB3A
| Atlas Corp 1.60.
| tAtlas Pdr 1e--
| tAtlas Pow pf 4.
| Austin Nichols
| Autocar Co -
| Auto Canteen !.
| Aveo Mfg zoe
| BABBITT 100
| Bald Loco .40e-
B g. o pf lie =.
Bangr&Arostk
/ tBank&Ar pf g.
| Barker Bros 9 =.
Bayuk Gig .40e-
Beaunit Mills
Beech Air 80 -
Beld Hem 1.20-
i Bendix Avia "a
Bend H Ap ke
Benef IndL1 kb
,. Benzuet M .02e
Best 81 Co 2 -.
Best Foods Ia
Beth Sti 1859.
/ Bigelow 8 2.40 :
Il BirminRham Ell
Black &c Deck 2
. | Blaw.Knox 10
Bliss&Laug.65e
Bliss Z w L.
i Boeing Air 1e =
Bohn Alum Ae-
Bond Strs Ke--
Borden 1.20e -
Borg-Warnr a.
Branm Air -
BridRept Brass
II Briggs6EStra1a-
Bristol-My 1.60
Bkiyn On q 1e-
n Brwn&Bigelw 1
4. BrunsBalke Me
BucyrsErie .z0e
Budd Co he
}. Dullard Co Ia
Bulova Watch 8
Burling N Ia
Burr Ad n .SOa
Bush Trnl zoe
Butler Bros =.
tButler pf 4M-.
Butte COP Ag,.-
Byers A M 10 =
CAL PACK2ha.
Callahan Zinc
Calumet & Hec-
| CanDyGA 60
canad Brew p
Can Pacific See
Capital Airl
Carey Mfg 100.
ICaro p g. 1t a.
Carpntr Stl "a
Carrier Corp l.
Carr&Gen Goa
i Case J I 4.30e =
Caterpl Trac lie.
Caterpl pf A.20.
Celanese 2.4o :
Celotex Corr l.
Cen Aguir IN.
Cen Fdy soc =.
Cen III 1t 2.20
Teen III L pf4h
Cen g. SW 90
Cerro de Pas -
Certain-teed l
Chain Belt soc.
i Ches Co Va lie.
i Ges q Oh We
| Chi Corp go :
| Chi Ind g. L B .
,IC M S P & Pac-
cMSp&Ppf3Ae
Chicago Il NV
Chi q N W Of =
Chi RI & Pac 3
Chi r I & Ppf5
Childs Co
6rysler 3e =.
!. Gin G&E / 80 :
II cinMHM 1.40a
CIT Finance 4
Climax M Zoe
Il Ciintn Eds 2.40
Il Clopay CD
) Cluett-Peab 2 .
!, Colgate-P.P 20
i Col FueldsIr Ia
u Col Fuel&Ir pf1
n Col Bdcst B so
|. | Coluni Gas "
Coluna carbn Q
coldSO ri 1.40
III Comb Eng y 2
Il Coml Cred 4.80
n Coml Solv We
Ii ComwthEd / go
IConde Mast
Cona-N Nairni Nj
] | ConsC Copperhe.
Cons Eds I go
Cons G = L & r
Cons Grocers ]
Ii Cons Nat Gas Q
Il ConsNetStr1 20
Il Cons Text sob
) | Cons vuitee vi
fConSum Pow Q
| Contain Cp ga
! Cont Can soc
ContDiamF.1 .15e
Cont Mot Zoe
rnaf MI nal A
Evening star., 1950-05-22
IN. 7. Curb Market
LIs- INCLUDES ONLY SELECTED ISSUE

ABC VndCp so
Alum Ltd 2.40a
Alum Co Am .
Am Maracaibo
AmMet Pr zoe =
Am Repuo 10
Atlas Corn WV
Barium Stl
Blue RIDGE 4ls
Bohack H lie
Brown.FDis.S0
Cal&EdmCp.l0
Can Marconi
Catalin .10e -
Cities Serv -
Cities Service rt
Claude Neon
ColonialAirline
Cont F&M1 80
Cosden Petro
fCreole Pet 3
Crown Drux
Cub All Sug %
pennison al
Dom Cred .10e-
q Bd d Sh SAT
EQUITY Cp 07e
FchildEdsA.SSs
Ford Mot A 2e
FordMotFr 06g
Genman Mfg
Glen Aid Cl.40e
! GtLakesO Ch
| Hecla Min l
Evening star., 1950-05-22
N. Y. Bond Market

list INCLUDES ONLY SELECIED ISSUES
iEnrnished hy The Aazaeiatea Rreaal
Evening star., 1950-07-18
Rev. Anson Stokes, Jr.
Called 10 New York

The Rev. Anson Phelps Stokes,
jr., As, son Of a former canon of
Washington Cathedral, has &C
cepted call as rector of st. Bar
tholomew's Episcopal Church, New
York.
Mr.. Stokes. at present rector of
st. Andrews Episcopal Parish and
canon Of st. Andrews Cathedral
in Honolulu, will assume his new
post on November /. He will sue
ceed the Rev. DR.. George Paul T.
Sargent, whose resignation be-
comes effective on that date.
A graduate of st. Paul's School,
Concord, N. H., and of Yale Uni
versity, Mr.. Stokes received his
seminary training at the Epis-
copal Theological School. Cam
bridge, Mass. He served as rec
tor of Trinity Church, Columbus,
Ohio. for eight years before going
to st. Andrews Church in 1945.
Mr.. Stokes father. the Rev.
Anson Phelps Stokes, served as
canon of Washington Cathedral
from 1924 to 1899. He resigned
to devote himself to writing. In
May, his three-volume history of
Church and State In the United
States" was published by Harper
& Brothers.
Evening star., 1950-07-18
Phone Book Results
In Husbands Arrest
On Bigamy Charge

A missing page in a telephone
book has resulted in the arrest OF
a Washington newspaper employe
on a bigamy charge.
Gerald B. Wright, a circulation
area manager for the Washington
Post, was picked up yesterday by
Prince Georges County police yes
terday on a warrant sworn out by
Mrs. Jean Wright, Morningside.
She took the action after con-
ferring with States Attorney A.
Gwynn Bowie. Also attending the
conference was Mrs. Imogene
Wright, 433 Brandywine street
Sc.
Another Mrs. Wright Listed.
Mrs. Jean Wright, %. later told
reporters she learned her husband
already was married to Imogene,
SO, because of a missing page in
her phone book.
A few days ago, she said, she
found the Wright" section had
been torn from her directory.
When she, obtained another, she
saw the name of another Mrs.
Gerald B. Wright near her own.
A visit 10 the latter revealed both
had the same husband, she said.
Mrs. Jean Wright said she and
Wright were married in October,
1948, in Hyattsville. while the
other woman said she married
Wright in June, 1947, in Elkton,
Nd, but that they separated sew
eral months later.
Mrs. Imogene Wright also told
county authorities she put a pri-
vate detective on her husbands S
trail after their separation.
She said she found a Gerald
Wright had been married to a Dell
Thompson in Fort Lauderdale,
Fla, in 1941. She added Florida
courts have no record of any di-
vorce being granted either to
Wright or Dell Thompson.
Mr.. Bowie said Wright admitted
the Hyattsville and Elkton mar
riages but insisted he had been
divorced from Imogene Wright in
Jacksonville.
Evening star., 1950-07-18
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Evening star., 1950-07-18
~. N. Buys Own PIone
For Use in War Area
By the A.soe;o,ed pra..

LAKE SUCCESS. July 18.-The
United Nations has bought its own
plane to fly U. N. personnel about
the Korean war area.
Col. Alfred Katzin, personnel
representative of Secretary Gen.
eral Trygve Lie, bought a DC-3
plane from Northwest Airlines for
$40, 900. U. N. sources said yester-
day.
Evening star., 1950-07-18
Low Pitch Carries

High-pitched sounds, in travel
ing through the air and over the
surface Of the earth, fade out
more quickly than low-pitched
sounds.
Evening star., 1950-07-18

The area of Louisiana has been
increased by so square miles in
100 years by Mississippi River silt
deposits.
Evening star., 1950-07-18
Greece Starts Projects

Greece is starting 10 industrial
projects to cost $79, 1850. .000-half
Of the money to be derived from
Italian reparations and ECA aid.
Evening star., 1950-07-18

1ndonesia's coal output now to-
tails 100000 tons yearly.
Evening star., 1950-07-18

ON THE RIGHT TRACK-"Pardon my dust" says Hufang N
Hooting but I'm all steamed about CLASH
fed Telephone Directory This handy buyers guide me where
to ind Coal StokerS everything have
trouble shopping why Yellow Pages? They're
quick accurate Chesapeake Potomac Tee-
phone Company
Evening star., 1950-07-18

Enjoy, in these Aovors, the some
purity and excellence you find in
famous Aaver-aged cLlcQUoT CLUB
GINGER ALE the some ies-eoId
carbonofion thot mokes cLlc0UOT
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longer in the glass. At your neigh.
borhood store.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1950-12-29

despite large increase the number of those whom
age has rendered senile.
The humane standards instituted because of demands made
by Montanas Womans Clubs promise in the future
to relieve the burden of the taxpayer apparent that the
number of patients confined Warm Springs likely to
tnue to less for time to and not increase
Due to the foresight of Dr. Gladys Holmes and humane bill
introduced the legislative assembly of 1947 Montana
being benefited by three mental health clinics which
crate at Great Falls Billings and Mssoua Our State offers
advice and treatment to all who
seek ad and finding relief from those multiple mental
stresses which frequently provoke insanity neglected By
preventing the fixed states of mental tension which often
in the past have led to commitment Warm Springs only
but the burden imposed taxpayers will grow less
FORTUNATE CHILDREN:
The State Orphanage Twin Bridges and the School for
the Deaf and Blind visited early in December Both
situations doing their work WE'LL The children being
made to feel much at home, and leading happy
wholesome lives Teaching in both schools being carried
at high level These children fortunate The
given them is much above the ordinary and State
be proud that administration of excellence being
vided by the at the head of these Institutions
A NEED, AND A PRECEDENT:
There have been, in months, commitments
the State Industrial School Miles City, than the domtories
and other facilities of that institution accommodate Before
such predicament again arises, there should be Commits
sion set to restrain the sending of but the
to that institution at least during periods of overrowd
We deem highly probable that such Commission could
with the aid of the capable psycharists States
mental health Clinics divert considerable number of those
who at present being sent to Miles City, to some State in