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RECENT DIVORCE
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Chicago, Aug. 9 (U.PJ An In
vestigation has been opened into
the divorce recently granted Ar
line Judge, movie actress, State's
attorney William J. Tuohy said
today.
Miss Judge was granted a di
vorce decree last May 17 by
Judge Joseph Sabath, dissolving
her marriage to Capt. James R.
Addams, of the Royal Air Force.
Miss Judge was married to Vin
cent Morgan Ryan, 41, Chicago
advertising executive, a few
weeks ago.
Two Complaints
Tuohy said he had received
complaints from two sources.
One was from the superior court
executive committee, which had
been investigating a complaint
that evidence was insufficient to
warrant the divorce. Tuohy re
fused to identify the other
source.
Tuohy said he already had
questioned Alexander Jarema,
an investment broker of Chicago,
who testified in the divorce pro
ceedings. Another witness, Mrs.
Annette Davis, sister-in-law of
Miss Judge's attorney, also will
be questioned. Miss Judge lived
with Mrs. Davis during the di
vorce proceedings.
It was understood unofficially
that the investigation was aimed
at two phases of the divorce:
testimony of witnesses, and
whether or not Miss Judge had
legal residence here.
It was Miss Judge's fourth divorce.
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Scene of the P-80 Jet plane crash at BurbanH, Calif., in which MaJ. Richard Bong, Americas leading combat
lying ace, was killed during test flight. Careening plane narrowly missed high-tension wires (background)
and laree residential district nearby. MaJ. Bong Held Congressional Medal of Honor for 40 victories over
ene mv.
Hong Kong Misses
Guess on Russia
By United Press
Hong Kong radio declared
confidently yesterday that Rus
ia was "too busy with her own
iffairs and to engrossed in the
problems of postwar Europe" to
join the conflict against Japan.
Seven hours later Moscow an
nounced its declaration of war.
Grave In Hilltop Cemetery
Last Resting Place of Bong
Poplar, Wis., Aug. 9 (U.R)
A grave in a tiny hilltop ceme
tery today marked the final
resting place of Maj. Richard I.
Bong, the Wisconsin farm boy
who became the nation's top
fighting pilot.
The 24-year-old major, killed
Monday in a crash of an experi
mental plane, was brought home
yesterday from California to be
buried in plain view of the
Popular farm where he had
spent his boyhood.
A squad of 16 P-47 fighter
planes flew in formation over
head and a military guard of
honor stood stiffly at attention
as Bong's body was carried to
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the grave. The flag draped over
his coffin was folded and pre
sented to Bong's widow.
A three-volley salute broke
the stillness of the air, and the
mournful notes of Taps sounded
as the casket was lowered into
the ground.
Mrs. Bong, the former Mar
jorie Vattendahl of Superior,
accompanied the body by plane
from Long Beach, Calif. The
giant C-47 transport plane set
down at Duluth, Minn., and a
military escort bore the body to
the Lutheran Concordia Church
in Superior, where the young
couple had repeated their wed
ding vows only six months
earlier.
Services were conducted by
the Rev. Arvid F. Hoorn, who
also said graveside rites for the
fallen hero.
Tears flowed from the eyes
of many of the 1,200 listeners as
the pastor said, "The entire na
tion bows with us to express our
homage and respect to Major
Bong's memory."
INFLATION!
Chungking, Aug. 9 (U.R)
The Chungking price index rose
16 per cent in July over the pre
ceding month, raising the index
1,832 times that of the pre-war
figure, a government spokesman
revealed today.
MAGAZINE STORY
ON CRATER LAKE
An article on the origin of
Crater Lake and a vivid descrip
tion of the scenic wonder and
surrounding territory, written
by Gordon R. Green, local man
ager of American Fruit Growers,
appears with photos by Shanglc
studio of the lake and adjacent
scenes in the August issue of
"Ghost Town News", a bi
monthly magazine published at
Knott's Berry Place, Buena
Park, California.
The article tells of the first
discovery of the lake by John
Wesley Hillman in 1853 and fol
lowing events which led to the
setting aside by congress of the
lake territory as a national park.
"Before 1885 Crater Lake had
few visitors and was not widely
known. But it was on August
15 of that year, however, that
William Gladstone Steel, after
15 years of effort to get to the
lake, stood for the first time on
its rim," Green wrote.
In conclusion the writer says:
"When gas and tires again are Thunday, Aug- 9, 194S
plentiful and the spell ol tne
open road takes hold, we urge
that you plan to visit this en
chanted spot and we guarantee
you will take away memories
that will live with you forever."
AUTO ASSEMBLY
PLANT TO START
South Gate, Calif., Aug. 9
(U.R) General Motors Corp, will
resume automotive production
at its South Gate assembly plant
late this month, Plant Manager
Henry L. Clark announced to
day, First vehicles to hit the as
sembly lines will be Chevrolet
trucks and bus chassis, with
Buick, Oldsmobile and Pontiac
cars in production by Dec. 1,
Clark said.
"By Nov. 1 we will be produc
ing aBout 2,700 trucks per
month, using considerable as
sembly equipment shipped from
the prewar assembly plant in
Oakland, now leased to the
army," he said.
Reconversion of the South
Gate plant is underway, with
construction to start late this
month on an addition which will
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increase floor space from the
present 718,000 square feet to
1,068,000 square feet.
FRANKENSTEEN DETROIT
MAYORALTY CANDIDATE
Detroit, Aug. 9 (U.R) Rich
ard T. Frankensteen, United Au
tomobile Workers International
vice president, emerged as No. 1
candidate for mayor today in a
CIO sweep of yesterday's pri
mary election.
Frankensteen gained one of
two mayoralty nominations in
the non-political ballot, leading
Mayor Edward J- Jeffries, Jr-,
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San Francisco, Aug. 9 JJ.R
Harry Ranton Bridges, west
coast labor leader and native
Australin, today had completed
a routine preliminary citizen
ship examination here.
Bridges' final examination
will be heard by Superior Court
Judge Thomas Foley Sept. 17
when U. S. Naturalization Exam
iner L. G. Garner will make his
as yet unannounced recommen
dation. I
Garner, who quizzed Bridges j
for approximately 45 minutes
yesterday, said the CIO leader's :
test was "just like anyone
else's."
Garner added that the only;
deviation from routine question-;
ing occurred when he asked if,
charges that Bridges fathered
the child of a New York dancer,;
filed by Mrs. Bridges in herj
cross-complaint to" B r I d g e s'
divorce suit, were true. Bridges
denied his wife's charges and
also denied that he was ever a
communist, Garner said.
Birds Damage Corn
Crops in Raid On
Fields of County
Blackbirds, crows and Chinese
pheasants, all plentiful, are raid
ing corn patches in various sec
tions of the county. Blackbirds
are the most numerous and pesti
ferous, according to reports.
They peck away the soft, tender
ends of sweet corn leaving the
remainder unmarketable.
Scare-crows have lost their
power to frighten the birds in
many areas, and some Sams Val
ley farmers who left tractors
and other equipment near the
patches to frighten the black
birds, got no results. The pests
even rest on the tractors after a
raid.
Chinese pheasants and quail
are reported numerous In all sec
tions of the county.
BARGAINING AGENT
Mt. Shasta, Cal Aug. 9 (U.R)
The Northern California Pine
Workers association today was
official collective bargaining
agent for all production and
maintenance employees of the
woods and mill operations of the
Mt. Shasta Pine Manufacturing
Co., Mt. Shasta, Cal.
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