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Evening star., 1936-05-03
CO[0NIA[S QUICK
TO SEW Up GAME
Gather All Runs in First Four
Innings to Beat West
Virginia, 14-6.
FORGE WASHINGTON UNI.

~ GORGE WASHINGTON UNI
VERSITY'S nine saw both
I good and bad West Virginia
~ pitching yesterday at West
EllipSe and was fortunate enough to
find the bad first. The Colonials
tucked away their ninth victory of
the season as early as the fourth in
ming, the final result being IA to 6.
Pitcher Zeke Zaleskie, who started
for the Mountaineers, was blasted
from the box during an eight-run CO.
lonial rally in the fourth, but Rube
Rubrecht, who succeeded him COM
pletely subdued the Buffmen the re-
mainder of the route.
In the meantime Coach Ed Morris
new hurting find" Ronald Hope, from
Round Hill, Va, was turning in a
creditable performance. the Noun
taineers failing to get more than one
hit in any inning except the seventh,
when they counted three runs on a
pair of singles and line drive homer
to left field by Shortstop ScallL
Colonials Hit Two Homers.
TWO home runs featured George
Washington's 13-hit attack, First
Baseman Fred Price banging one for
the circuit with two mates on base in
the third, and Third Baseman Tim
Stapleton polling another the round
preceding. Against Rubrecht the
Colonials only produced three safeties
In the last 423 innings.
The base running of Center Fielder
Burt Webb. who stole five bases, and
the fielding Of Stapleton and Price
were notable in G. Ws second win in
as many days over the visitors
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MAURICE'S 66 WINS
AT CONGRESSIONAL

A GOLFER named M Maurice, who
never before had broken 80 on
the golf course, grabbed himself a
form fitting 81 with a handicap of
81 strokes for a net of 66 to win the
Walter Perry johnson Trophy. main
prize in the opening field day yester-
day at Congressional Country Club.
Maurice topped six other golfers. all
of whom had net cards of 70. Nearly
200 players took part in the tourney.
Billy Dettweiler won the gross
award with a card of IA, with W. R.
McCallum two shots back at rs. The
pitch-and-putt tourney went to Maj.
John E. Mcclure, with total of Z
strokes for three balls.
Summaries:
-, NJ. Maurice. s7-21-66; George New
pr. Pomeroy. s3.13-7o; w. R. Mccall
lum. 76-6-10: Pat Winkler. 1S-S-10;
w. H. Wenzel. 19-9-10.
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BASE BALL.

--Runs-Thomas (0. Wheeler. Keller.
Stonebraker 60 Sur2ent t") Willis. Pat
terson. L. Nau. K Nau. Basin, Crenshaw
& S1ep
dine. dine, keatins. Runs batted in-stone-
son. Wheeler. Keller 90 Heating. Petros-
Key 90: Willis. Guckeyson.. Two-base
hit-Bryant. Three-base hit-Sheeran
Home runs-Keller Petroskey. Stolen
6aSes-ThomaS; Stonebraker 60 Surgent
wills. Double plays-L. Nau to Keating
TO BassiT. Petroskey to Heating to BaSsin
Stonrebraker to Surgent. to Willis. Heating
10 l. Nau. Left on bases-Georgetown
?. Maryland. ,. Bases on balls-Of
Loker. in Q inning; off Nicketakis, l in
inning; on Barabas. l in q inning: of
patterson. in = p innings: off Petroskey
> in ! innings, Struck out-,By Patter-
son l by PetroSkey. / by Wood l. Hits
OFF Loker l IN 0 inning: of Nicketakis, {.
IN N. inning: off Barabas. :. in II inning;
on Patterson. 5 in pa innings: off Wood
; in ia innings; of Petroskey . in :
ilnnlngS. WILD pitches-Patterson Petros-
Ditcher-Patterson LOSING pitcherW
BarabaS. Umpires-MeSsrs Cox and White
Time of game-2:l5.
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TENNIS.

SiNGLES-Krulevitz maryland, defeat
ed Dunno, g., .-6. So: Beacham
,iMaryiandl defeated o'Hanlon. 60, 81;
6-2. al; Rintoul (MarylandS defeated
DOUGLAS; 60, 81; Lehman (MaryiandI
Tefested Haurahan. g.. 60; Waters
'Maryland defeated Mcdonald, 6-3. Go.
DOUBLES-Dunne and DOUGLAS fCatho.
lie u defeated Kruleyitz and Land nv
default Beacham and Lehman tMarylandi
deieated OHanlon and O'shaushnessey,
81, 81: Meloy and Rothschild MARY
6-4.
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HOPKINS TEN IN FRONT

BALTIMORE, May 2.-Johns Hop
kins cut to ribbons the Rutgers de-
Tense in the third quarter today and
won a 12-to-7 victory in lacrosse. The
defeat was the first inflicted upon the
New Brunswick team this year.
The first half was close, Hopkins
leading at the intermission 4 to 2. In
the third period the Blue Jays rifed
in seven goals.
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College Sports
Base Ball.

Base Ball
George a1yIeno washinston. or.e'Gs1 Il; West vir.
Navy: 8: Temple. 5.
M5qs'sSnryss foqdhsm sl 8 NJ AFR'i 2 'u'' -
Harvard. 13: Princeton, s.
aols fso'i +, =; fslS%S;s s4Ssslya doles. ..
yHsiai.ass; yirsinis: 8; No,sS ca5olina, =. /
AmheTst. Is: WESLEYAN. 8,
Virginia Tech. 4: Washington Lee. 3.
Rtehmond' eha aodes5 g. William viii uaa and Mary. /.
Williams. .: Vermont. 1.
Randolph-Mseon. II; Hampton sgd
Brideewater, II; Medical COLLEGE. 8.
chicarS. haes1':s +; Northwestern. s
Ohio Wesleyan. II: Marshall, II.
81: Olaf s: Hamline. ;. .
st15f oi6f.ss Serpa %ssts5n aisss
Denver y. 8: Greeley State, 0.
Luther. 6: Carleton: J.
North Carolina State. o; South Caro-
Lehigh. IS; swarthmore. IA.
Lacrosse.
Mount Washington. o; Maryland. 8.
Navy. g.; Yale, 3.
sohns 81 sehRs; RookI1:. Ia; f5mY fg Rutser. IL T.
Posart ossmo'i5 e: corneli' nsGTn d.
&c: n Sy.s.i; New York L. c.. T.
Williams. 10; M. l. T.. 0.
Track.
MARYLAND. 49,: Richmond 52k.
Wiism iiism snd and Hhlz; Mary Frosh: @ ss v. Nj T.
Cornell. s1,s: Princeton. 53as.
Nayy II: Virginia So
VIRGINIA Tech. 731s; WASHINGTON and
Va. Tech Frosh. 511s: W. & L. Frosh.
Tennessee; so; Ksntueky; 5I1,,, 81, stat. 20
ess1sfaDPa eeersia' PSa} & esorsIa es TseS. ess. o.
Notre Dame, 70 1-s: PITTSBURGH. ~ 5-6.
Ehiissa fndisss: IS: s.; plinois nnrSse 4s. 81.
Wisconsin, s1h; Iowa. 50: Northwest
ohiS state, 7sH: Micnisapa- ,5ms;,. 5aa, r,r,
Michiaan Normal. soh; Illinois Cen
SsS:t; sis sssts 81 s Fort MANI Hsys 4 ss,
son. lO;, North Carolina State. 8; Wake
Washington. 90; Oregon State. 3s.
Maryland $; catsSlie ainais. U. 1,
H%sEIfsn 1sIs q nd.tb ReaSSph eaaSns sssss
Princeton. o: Harvard. o.
Penn. 81 Yale. ..
Western Maryland. 8: Loyola, 1.
Wisconsin. 4: Minnesota. ..
ChicaRo. 3: Illinois l.
Ohio WESLEYAN. 4: Marshall; =,
Nebrs ska Wesleyan. 8; Midland o.
ST. Olaf 3: Carleton. 4.
Duke 4: Johns Hopkins.
Washintton and Lee. z: Ricnmono' q
Gustayus Adolphus g: st. Thomas. L.
Golf.
Notre Dame. 13h: Northwestern
Richmond i4Is: virginia Tech. 37.
Kansas State ] "a: Creishton. pa
Washington and Lee, II; Navy, lo.
lows, IS: Wisconsin. IL.
Polo.
Auburn. 10; Missouri. z.
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yayvee.
sHNGLEs-McGinnis MARYLAND

srNGLEs-McGinnis Maryland defeat.
ed Valenti, Ga. Go: Kruezbers Mary
land) defeated Hardey. 6--2. So: Posner
Maryland, defeated Hartford. 6-4 6-3;
Zel!er (Tech) defeated Stevens. 81, g.;
Cole tTechb defeated Newman. o--7. 6-3;
Bisnop tMaryiand) defeated williams.
lO--s, a.
DoUBLEs-Mcdinnis and Kruezbers
tMarylsnd, defeated w vslesti s.v.I and zsilsr.
landJ defeated Hartford and Cole. 8---3.
49,: Newman and Bishop maryland de-
feated hardey and Williams. OF. 1o-s.
Evening star., 1936-05-03

IWo-baSe hlt-Hope. Home runs
Price. Stapleton. Scalli Hall Soften bases
rifice-Hope. Double play-Symansic to
Carder to Barna: Left on Pases-George
MSa1iShngtpn g no .; West yizsinis g. Bases on
Lrecht. 1. Struck out-By Hope 5: by
zaleskie. /: by Rubrecht 6. Hits-Of
Zaleskie. 10 in 3 1-3 innings Hit BY
pitcher-By Rubrecht fStapletonl VIM
ming pitcher-Hope. Losing pitcher
Zaleskie. Umpire-JeffrieS. Time-2:19
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NAVY STICKERS WCTORS

ANNAPOLIS, Md. May 2.-Smith
boys figured largely in the scoring of
both teams in today's lacrosse game
here which the Navy won from Yale.
8 to 3, by third-Quarter rally after
the first half had been knotted at two
Evening star., 1936-05-03
u. of NJ. Field Day
Carnival Results
LACROSSE.

Goals-Mount Washington. Steber t").
Guild i2l, D. Turnbull. o. Norris. Beeler,
J. Turnbull l2l; Maryland, J. Christhilf CD.
Rabbit Lindsay Maccubbin. Ellinger.
Hammerlund Substitutions-MountW Wash
ington Sothoron for Beeler. Kneipp for
Sothoron. Lang for Guild. McDorman for
Sutton; Maryland Yeaeer for Bowie. Webb
for Lindsay. Hammerlund for Brill. Wat
son for Maccubbin.
Referee-Carl Barger (St. John'sl.
Judge of play-Clem Spring tSt. John'sl: ::
Goal umpires-Ted Ralph Syracuse and
Dave Kaufman Johns Hopkins. Time OF
Quarters-15 minutes.
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DOUGLAS HIGH VICTOR

Douglas High School athletes scored
over two teams of the Twelfth Street
Y. M. c. A. yesterday, winning a box
ing match. 80, and a swimming
meet, AHA.
Evening star., 1936-05-03

WEST POINT, N. Y, May a.
Army lost to st. Johns of Annapolis
at lacrosse today, IL to II, on last
minute goal by Hammann. after the
Cadets had rallied with five goals in
the final quarter and tied the score.
Smith Of st. Johns, with seven
Evening star., 1936-05-03
DEFEAT c. J., c. j.
AND RICHMOND j.
Bow, 9-8, to Mt. Washington
StiCkers-MercerSburg,
Bel Air Lead.
Blythe Associated Press.

IlTnH. H.rs1'ias ideal Spring weather
w Of a the 5nisa University t,,, o, Mary
Club of Baltimore, Mercersburg
Academy and Bel Air High School
walked away with principal laurels
at the big annual field day program
yesterday at College Park before a
crowd that grew to 1000 by the time
Of the final contest.
Disappointment mingled with JOY
among the Maryland supporters as
the previously undefeated Old Line
lacrosse team lost to the unbeaten
Mount Washington Club, to 8, after
the Terrapins had downed George
town in base ball. IL to 9; University
of Richmond in track, 1872 to 52l2
and Catholic University in tennis,
8 to /.
Evening star., 1936-05-03

SoA6ASS AlOAA44AS l1aICIlcS NJ
the eighteenth hole,
Princeton University's golf team took
the lead in the Eastern intercollegiate
Golf League at the Columbia Country
Club yesterday with three wins and no
defeats. Princeton made a clean
sweep Of its matches here, winning
from Pittsburgh in the morning by
and and from Cornell in the after.
noon by 6i2 to 2l2. Georgetown Uni.
versity, which lost Friday to Cornell,
won two matches yesterday, licking
Penn State, to !. in the morning
engagement and whipping Pittsburgh
8 to in the afternoon.
Melloy and Marks of Princeton were
held all even by Wilcox and Cam
eron OF Cornell in the top match late
yesterday, but Princeton made vir-
tually a clean sweep Of the lower
matches. Since darkness forced post
ponement of halved matches, one-half
point was given each team which tied.
Hoyas Tied for Second.
PRINCETON leads the Southern
half Of the league with matches
won. Georgetown and Cornell each
have won 2 and lost /. Penn State
and Pennsylvania each have won l
and lost 2 and Pittsburgh brings up
the rear with losses.
Summaries of yesterdays matches:
MORNING ROUND.
Oeorsetown. =; Penn State. 1.
, Goreorsn G. defeated Bennett; 9 and
and 4 Best bsll-Georsetown 3 and ..
Kreuzberg 90 defeated Siesler GP. 81.
up SsIkf5 SI ho. 81 s.st dsafrttd sae.d4s. nss
;5Ol J0hIsoa s5,' 81 = detestsa co]stt! p, g.
and 3; Best ballNGeors setoEn. > up. ."
v,,. Cornell 8; Pennsylyania; 3.
4 Cameron &C. defeated schotter CP.i.
and 3. B:st ball-CornelL 4 and .
D Moore e defeated Smith lCl . and !:
f0uncey Rssy 1e defeated nzns schotter 'PJ and
Motion S5 o'itDCdshsn IL defeated Morpath No pl
snd snd :; King "a defeated Rogers lC), ,
Princeton. 8; Pitfsburrh. j. ~
iMailoy lPrineetonl defeated symonds
sPnabsk sPt Up; up Marx, P5ipeston Pr ssteated
Pitt. 3 and y
,.lse NeVsome 'Princetonl defeated wasco
Mttco Pitt pT,i snd . Lunn Princetqn, defeated
prgncot.n "HN 0' oesb Odl4-
Parker tPrincetor, PIiG defeated Meas.
Pitt $ and g; J. Marks tPrincetonI de-
feated Baushman IPittb. and 5. Best
baIl-Princeton, and f.
AFTERNOON MATCHES.
Georgetown. 8; PITTSBURGH. I.
Coreoran C. defeated Symonds pity.
up 20 holes; Souchek Pitt defeated Lee
90. l up. Best ball-Georsetown :
Kreuzberg CGN defeated wasco tpitt).
] up. 20 holes: Beall CO. defeated Musico
Pitt. and /. Best ball-Georgetown
johnson &c, defeated Mease ,Pttl. S
and 3; Ferrari tG1 defeated Baushnian
Pitt }. Is and 5. Best ball-Georeetown.
Penn State. ;; PennsyIvania. 4.
Peelor Pennsylvania defeated Bennett
Penn State defeated Cornwell (PennsvI.
yanial. and .. Best ball-Penn State.
siesler Penn state) defeated Moore
oPennsylvanial, 3 and /: Burkett Penn
Statel ,defeated schotter Pennsylvania.
Morpeth tPennsylvaniaI defeated coietti
penn State). 3 and !: King (Pennsyi-
vsnial defeated Albere Penn State. and
l. Best hall-Pennsylvani 3 and ..
PRINCETON. 81; Cornell. ek.
even; Marks Princeton and Cameron
ICornelD. even. Best bail-Cornell.
Lunn (Princetonp defeated Smith fcor.
nsI feated 1o1Sd:% snd B SeTsome Prinseton a.,
Parker Princeton defeated Morton
ICorneln. g and Denmark tPrinceton1
defeated Rogers tCornelD. . Up. Best
Evening star., 1936-05-03

RSfsers R1pKsns ---3 I 7 aE12
=, Goals: Hopkins-Dukeheart 90. Hines
Yearley. White, Melvin ~. Bernheim
Rutsers-Maddox (3). Perry. Palcanis
Chartrand. Klinesman. Substitutes: Hop
kins-Phillips Melvin. Seigel. Buck. Kemp
ton. Bernheim attack Beeler. Blucher.
Love Maulsby (defense). Rutgers-Klines-
man; Lentonen, Warden attack. Behile.
Referee--Ferris. Thomson (St John's).
Judge OF play-George Hoban Uehish).
Evening star., 1936-05-03
Navy Misses Sweep.

NAVY'S varsity victory was its third
straight over Cornell. At the last
meeting the sailors swept all four
races on their program with Cornell,
and today they won all but the l50-
pound event, where a bad break at
the outset-running into a wash-cost
them any chance they may have had.
The big, Red crew from Lake Cay
uga showed it lacked sprinting quali-
ties. but the power and stamina of the
husky crew. the heaviest in the land,
and averaging feet in height, .ndi-
Gated it might again be a strong threat
for the longer race at Poughkeepsie
this Summer.
The tars. hitting of a 40 beat,
grabbed quick advantage and ran it
up to almost length within 300 yards.
Settling down to "a clip, the same as
Cornell, but running more smoothly
than the Ithaca boat, which was often
checking. Navy had a full length at
the quarter-mile and the same at the
half.
Evening star., 1936-05-03
GAME NAVY CREW
BEATS COLUMBIA
Comes Back for Victory by
Length and HaIf-PIebes,
JayveeS Also Score.
BY DILLON GRAHAM
Associated Press Sports Writer.

A NNAPOLIS, Md, May a.
~ Dropped from consideration as
~ a threat for Eastern college
4 n rowing laurels after its loss to
Columbia a fortnight ago. a gallant
Navy varsity crew came back today
to score a surprising length-ard- "a
half triumph over Corneil's favored
shell.
Revealing a great improvement in
their blade work, the sailors swept
upstream through the choppy waves
Of the Severn River over a mile-and-
three-quarter course to whip Cornells
big. heavy or-swingers, making their
debut this year. but ranked highly
on a basis of their veteran holdovers
from 1855 fine boatload.
Evening star., 1936-05-03
Lots of Early Scoring.

A FTER the first three innings, which
saw Maryland take a 81 lead
over the Hoyas, the base ball game de-
veloped into far better battle than
the score would indicate.
Although the solid smacking of
Charley Keller, Jack Egan and Vic
Willis figured prominently in the VIC
tory, it was Jack Stonebraker who
saved the game for the Terps. Blast
ing out two hits, scoring three runs
and driving in a marker, the sturdy
shortstop also played a brilliant game
nfield, handling no less than IL
chances flawlessly.
Mike Petroskey, who relieved Tony
Barbaras in the second inning, was
far more effective at the bat than on
the mound. Rapping out three safe
ties in as many trips to the platter,
the burly twirler put Georgetown back
in a threatening position when he
smacked home run over the left field
barrier, bringing the count to 1913.
Keller previously had patted a cir
cult clout over the right field fence in
the general direction of the District
during the Old Liners seven-run up
rising In the second inning.
Evening star., 1936-05-03
PRINCETON GOES
TO TOP ON LINKS
Defeats Pitt and Cornell
Here in league-Hoyas
Win Two Matches.

w YINDING up their match in
NhI complete darkless with
Wv caddies holding matches at
the eighteenth hole
Evening star., 1936-05-03

Goals-Army. Scott ~. Truxton l2,.
Buck (2), Smith ~. Eaton Koogle Ham
mann. Substitutions--Army. Tincher, I.
Sterling Nazzaro. Amick Sollohub. Gold.
trap st. Johns. Eaton. Kibler. De Disse.
Evening star., 1936-05-03
Wife Out Shoots Husband.

MRS. Holman out-rolled George
H., 556 to SAL, when this pair
finished fourth with 1,097.
Norman Almony shot the top set of
the tournament. GIG, and Mrs. A.
kicked in with 474 to give the cou-
pie fifth place with 1903.
The Lynns received the Arcadia
Trophy Scores:
NJ Lynn - ~ IL les 100 IO1- 500
Mrs Lynn 400
Evening star., 1936-05-03
ARE BEST
SPOUSE ROLLERS
Wife 0utshoots Bert When
Pair Takes Trophy in
Arcadia Event.
Oval Varsity Meet.

~ ERT AND GLADYS LYNN of
- Alexandria, with the missus
outshooting her spouse, won
- a signal victory in the annual
husband-and-wife tournament held
last night at the Arcadia. Mrs. Lynn
shot 597 for five games and Bert
somehow managed to collect 56l.
Their total Of l,l58 was 43 sticks
better than that of Frank and Irene
Mischou, who finished second. Trail
ing the Mischous in third place were
Preston and Evelyn Ellis with LII.
Evening star., 1936-05-03

PRINCETON leads the Southern
half of the league with 3 matches
won. Georgetown and Cornell each
have won and lost /. Penn State
and Pennsylvania each have won l
and lost 2 and Pittsburgh brings up
the rear with losses.
Summaries of veSterdav'c roatchae.
Evening star., 1936-05-03
ST. JOHNS WINS, 12.11

242 2O1 231 2O9 21O-1,O9;
Evening star., 1936-05-03

~ ALTIMORE, May 2. With
- Gibson Young accounting per-
sonally for 20 points, WASH
- ington College romped away
Evening star., 1936-06-28
new YORK COTTON
rN the Associated Press.

EN Tic hSSOCluIeQ FTeSS.
NEW YORK, June 27.-Cotton was
quiet and steady today. with week end
realizing absorbed by trade buying.
October sold up from l1.67 to 11.73
and closed at 1172, with the general
market steady, to 6 points net
higher.
The opening was irregular, with
July 5 points higher on some further
covering, while new crop months were
within point either way Of yester-
days closing quotations. Some foreign
selling and liquidation at the start
was absorbed by the trade buying.
July sold up to 12.43 on the early
advance, or 10 points net higher, and
closed at 1899, compared with net
advances of to points on later
positions. Reports that rain was be-
coming more urgently needed in Texas
may have contributed to the steadiness
of new crop positions. The amount of
cotton on shirb2ard awaiting clear
ance at the end of the week was $4,000
bales. against $4,000 last year.
The range follows:
Evening star., 1936-06-28
REBOUND STAGED
BY POLISH BONDS
Most Domestic Corporate
Loans Move Within FraC.'
tionaI Range.
Ev the Associated Press.


NEW YORK. June 27.--A sharp re-
bound in Polish government bonds
enlivened an otherwise listed market
today.
The great majority of domestic
corporate loans moved within minor
fractions of Fridays closing levels and
the ssne was true of United States
Government obligations, most of
which ended 1-32 to 2-32 of point
higher.
The improvement in Polish gov
ernment bonds was considered
normal course after the collapse of
prices yesterday, which followed an
nouncement that the transfer of serv-
ice funds had been temporarily sus-
pended and negotiations were to be
started looking toward downward
adjustment of interest rates.
In fairly heavy trading the Gov
ernment IS advanced 5s4 points to 46,
the rs held unchanged at At. the IS
improved 4 at AZ and Silesian Prov
ince rs advanced 81 to 34l2. Other
foreign bonds maintained a generally
steady undertone.
Domestic corporate liens were ex-
tremely quiet. Issues closing within
minor fractions either way of Fridays
levels included Southern Railway As
at 81. Postal Telegraph IS at 3o12,
Missouri Pacific SIS at 31l2, Santa Fe
Is at 11414, Chesapeake Corp. IS at
1864, Chicago Great Western 4s4S at
1314 and International Hydroelectric
IS at 4ll2.
Abe Associated Press averages
ranged from an advance of 3 OF a
point in the foreign group to loss
of / of a point in the low yield and
utility groups.
Transfers of all bonds totaled S4,-
oo7 900, par value, compared with
S4,3l3,00O last Saturday.
Evening star., 1936-06-28

light garlicky new s9la: corn. No. 3
mixed 6534; No. 5 mixed 6212; No. 1
yellow 68-68l2; No. 2 yellow So; No.
white 76; sample grade 54-61; oats,
No. white "a; No. white 3134;
sample grade 2724-3O12; no rye; soy
beans. No. yellow 95; barley No.
mailing 90; feed quoted 35-42. malt
ing quoted 52-s3; timothy seed 390-
420 cwt; clover seed l00-18.00 cwt.
Evening star., 1936-06-28
CHICAGO GRAIN
Ey the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, June 27.-Prospects Of
a big run of wheat on Monday from
the harvest fields Southwest gave q
downward swing to prices late today
A substantial increase of the United
States wheat visible supply total Mon
day was likewise expected. Unofficial
July crop reports next week were
awaited with interest. especially the
seasons first estimates Of this sea-
sons corn yield.
Wheat closed weak. A-9s under yes
terday's finish. July 93ls-A4, Septem-
Der e394-7s; corn IS off to 7s up
September 65a651s; oats 1s-3s ad-
vanced. and provisions unchanged to
a rise of Is cents.
Grain range at principal markets
fNSou
Evening star., 1936-06-28
DISTRIBUTION ORDERED
BY SUPERVISED SHARES

Special Dispatch to The StaI
NEW YORK, June 27-Directors Of
Supervised Shares, Inc, have declared
a quarterly distribution of Is cents
per share. payable July Is to share
holders of record June 30
This distribution, the first to be
made on the reclassifled shares, COM
pares with the equivalent of 1913 cents
for the previous quarter and is 35.4
per cent greater than the payment for
the same period year ago.
Evening star., 1936-06-28
Preferred Group
Opposes Baldwin
Locomotive Plan
BY the Associated Press.

PHILADELPHIA, June 27.-A
petition filed in Federal District Court
today by SIS preferred stockholders
of the Baldwin Locomotive Works
demanded rejection OF a proposed
plan to reorganize the company un-
der Federal bankruptcy laws.
The group. which said it repre-
sented 1928 shares of the per
cent cumulative preferred, with q
par value of s1,327,320, were members
of an independent advisory COM
mittee for preservation of Baldwin
preferred stockholders" L. A. Steb-
bins of Chicago is counsel.
The petitioners contended the pro-
posed plan discriminate unduly in
favor of common stockholders. The
group objected to cancellation of
the existing 100000 shares of pre-
ferred stock, the waving of about
100000 in accumulated dividends
and the elevation of the common
stock to the level of preferred In
payment of future dividends.
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CottonSeed Oil.

Bleachable cottonseed oil was firm
today, rejecting steadiness of cotton
and lard and the strength of tallow.
Scattered covering and local buying
of December also were factors. Final
prices were to points higher. Sales,
l6 contracts. Bleachable spot. NOM
inal; July closed 928, September, 9.23;
October, Oil; December, 8.98; JAM
uary, 895.
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CORPORATION EARNINGS.

NEW YORK June 81 LP-Corporate
earnings reports issued during the week
showed profits per share included
Quarter Ended March 81
1886. 1895.
3ntnl Hydro.Electric
System ------- SOC (Cl. AZ $50 tCl. a.
0uarter Ended
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PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.

PHILADELPHIA. June 81 R-Live poul-
try. fowl, Plymouth Rocks. fancy. small
hofn 3o ordinsry eoioTs iSaa wa1s sprinfels
Plymouth Rocks. fancy. 22aa5; crossbreds
Plymouth Rocks. Plaza; white Rocks,
22a25; Rhode Island Reds, roosters. fancy
24a25: Rhode Island Reds. Springers. 2ia
23; white white LeghEorns; eE.2 broilers; Isais.
ern fnSfs IN Boxes sSuis1i sisas4 west
Butter, top grades. 31Aa35h; 90, 31a
3112: 81 3O1a 90. 80; 50. 29N
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table are the annual
deea.
Unit Of tradins than tAnnua rate-not
including tAccumulateo Paid this ysal
pmps reported IN r.cevershp or eeng