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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-12-23

IF YOU'RE a bit behind in the
thrilling game of Sew Your
Own, Milady. why not take adj
vantage of the holiday season and
catch up? Today's trio is especial
ly right for vacation sewing" be-
cause it consists OF simple prac-
teal pieces that require little time
and trouble. Make all three and
you'll have gone a long way
toward putting the old punch back
in the game.
Streamlincd Styling.
The slip art the left is all you
could wish for from the standpoint
of styling. 1t offers superb lines
from the moderately low cut V
neck, through the dart-fitted waist
right down to the very hem. The
clever overlapping back is light
proof and provides an action pleat
SO necessary for complete salts
faction. Important. too, is the
fact that you may choose the ma
terial you wish in your own color.
Better make it in duplicate for
many meticulous months ahead.
Pretty in Sheer Wool.
The two-piece in the center is,
like the slip, heavy on style. The
defined waist is effectively young
as is the flowing skirt and little
round collar. 1t is just the frock
to give one lots of git-up-and-git
for the second semester, or to
break the ice" whenever one is
anxious about ones appearance
It can be the height of chic in sheer
wool-very pretty in fiat crepe. I
Modern Home Dress.
When it's home you're thinking
of you naturally turn to frock
like the third member of the trio
at the right. This button-all-the-
way model is different enough to
delight you and simple enough to
set you sewing at sight. 1t is cut
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-12-23
pies packed in SO close they could

pies packed in SO close they could
barely move.
You don't call that dancing, do
you? But do dance yourself. You
must know every attractive girl
here. You have risen to bow at
two minute intervals ever since we
arrived at this table. I'm just being
noble. setting you free to dance with
someone else"
Thanks for the consideration,
but the only girl with whom l care
to dance is sitting at this table.
You wouldn't encourage a host to
leave his guest OF honor. would
your"
He glanced at the gardenias on
her shoulder.
Don't you care for orchids7 l
should have sent violets. I know
you like them. You wore them the
first time we met; no, it was the
second time"
1.-The orchids were beautiful. =
Brooke traced a pattern on the H.
Illuminated tabletop. Sometime I'll
tell you why I didn't wear them to-
night"
Are you engaged to Field7"
She shrugged lovely shoulders and
glanced up provocatively.
You fairly CRASHED that ques-
ton. You are miscast in Islands
Arise; Sam ought to write some
thing for you in which you could
play an ogre. You've just the voice
for it."
"All right. I'm an ogre. Mean
while, how about answering that
question:"
Il said that sometime / would
tell you why | didn't wear the ORCH
ids. that doesn't mean tonight, 1t
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-12-23

for comfort but with an ever
watchful eye on that elusive little
thing called chic. Crisp contrast
may be had in the collar and cuffs
and in that. trim row Of buttons
that march down the line-and
then back again. Look fresh in
your version in pretty percale.
The Patterns.
Pattern 1916 is designed for
sizes IA to 20 (32 to "A bust). Size
l6 requires ga yards of SO inch
fabric. One yard of ribbon is
required for shoulder straps.
Pattern 1904 is designed for
sizes IL to 20 (30 to 38 bust). Size
IA requires AIS yards of 80 inch
material.
Pattern 1890 Is designed for
sizes "a to 48. Size 36 requires As
yards of IS inch material. The
collar and cuffs in contrast re-
quire ia yards material
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means after the play and your par
ty. However, had been perfect
lady, I would have said, Thank
you billions for the flowers long be-
fore this. Curious how accustomed
we have become to thinking in bill
lions, isn't it,"
II don't want your thanks. |
want - " Mark disciplined his
stormy voice. Remember that aft
ernoon in Jed's Officer"
THE afternoon you refused to
marry me?"
Haven't you forgotten that?"
There are some things one
doesn't forget"
Then here is something to put
beside 1t in your memory book. Will
you marry me, Brooke7"
She looked up with startled eyes,
then laughed.
THAT proposal--if 1t is propos-
all"
1T is"
HAS all the FIRE and ardor of a
silent policeman"
"Shall / give demonstration OF
FIRE and ardor?"
moi OF course mott Don't look
at me as il you were trying to see
the wheels of my mind go round. 7"
II hadn't gone much deeper than
your eyes. Have you never been
told that you have beautiful eyes?
You4haven't answered my question.
viii you marry me?"
The orchestra was playing a soft
swaying accompaniment to a bari
tone voice singing before the micro
phone:
II only love one and that9o ne is
you,
And that one is you"
There was a burst Of applause
from the dancers.
Mark reminded:
"You haven't answered my ques-
ton, Brooke"
Her eyes were brilliant with an
\ ger as they met his.
II answered it the second time
you refused to marry me. Perhaps
you have forgotten that. | haven't
Mark crushed back a mad i'm.
pulse to kiss her contemptuous lips
until she went limp in his arms
Repression sent the dark color tc
his face.
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How One Woman
Lost 20 lbs Of Fat
Lost Her Prominent Hips
Double Chin-Sluggishness
Gained Physical Vi9or--
A Shapely Figure.

Hyou' re fat--firstremove the causeI
Get on the scales today and see
how much you weigh then get OF.
bottle of Kruschen Salts which will
last you weeks
Take one-hah spoonful OF Krusch-
en- Salts in glass of hot water in the
morning-modify your diet and get
little regular gentle exercise-in 3
weeks get on the scales and note how
many pounds OF fat have vanished.
Notice also that you have gained in
energy-your skin is clearer-you
feel younger in body-Kruschen will
give any fat person a joyous surprise.
But be sure it's Kruschen-your
health comes first.
You can get Kruschen Salts from
any leading druggist anywhere in
America dasts 4 weeks and the
cost is but little. II this first bottle
doesn't convince you this is the cas-
lest. SAFEST and surest way to
help you lose ugly fat-your money
gladly returned.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-12-23
CHAPTER XI-Continued

"Don't let old inferiority complex
get you, Sammy" Brooke warned.
"Lucette and | know that this play
of yours will be box-office, that it
will set your name in lights on
Broadway. Can't you just see
Mother flying across the ocean--if
necessary-for the premiere? Wen
all have ravishing costumes and
Memory side-tracked her voice.
She and Lucette couldn't 60 to New
York for the opening. Suppose she
didn't get the Palm Beach job7 She
would have no money. She shook
herself mentally.
What an emotional gal you are,
Brooke. You've gone white with ex-
element over what may never hap
pen. 'Tisn't likely break like that
will come my way" Sam prophe-
sled gloomily.
Brooke swallowed the lump In her
throat. Sam mustn't suspect why
she had gone white. She said in a
voice drenched with mystery.
Listen, you two, I'm getting fed
up with country life. The day after
the play Wen open the apartment. =
"That'l make a big hit with. me,
but first, unless we want to be late
for Trent's party, folks, we'd bet
ter start with a hey-nonny-nonny
for the big CITY," Sam added, you
two certainly have the million-dollar
look, girls, if you are my sisters. !"
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Happy Fellow

WNU--X SIS
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Pattern 1853.

and French knots, either in a COM
bination of colors or the same col
or throughout. Pattern 1853 con-
tains a transfer pattern of an al
phabet 2zs inches high. two ia
inches high and one VI inch high;
information for placing initials
and monograms; illustrations OF
all stitches used.
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(coins preferredl for this pattern
to The Sewing Circle, Needle
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Please write your name, adj
dress and pattern number plainly.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-12-23
CHAPTER XII

Mark Trent glanced at Brooke
Reyburn seated at his right in the
dim Mirror room of the recently
opened Supper club. Light from the
Illuminated tabletop brought out
the copper glints in her air, the
glow in her radiant eyes, and laid
a pinkish sheen over the cleaning
silver of her frock. Why wasn't she
wearing his orchids7 Doubtless the
answer to that was that she pre-
ferred gardenias. Had Field sent
them7
What chance had he. q man
whose life had been twisted and
tangled by tragic marriage.
against gay, debonair Jerry Field?
None, he answered promptly, and
as promptly told himself that
Brooke must love him. That mar
rage was years behind him. Why
allow the memory of it to creep
back tonight when for the first time
in days his mind had been free Of
the haunting vision Of Lola as he
had seen her laStg
He forced his thoughts from the
past to observe his guests. The
rhinestone straps of Daphne Fields
blossom-pink satin frock scintillat-
ed with rainbow sparks with every
movement OF her body. Lucette was
adorable in fluffy white and gold
thing which accentuated her rich
brunette coloring. Sam was observ-
ing the crowd through narrowed
eyes; Jerry Field was talking in a
low voice to Lucette. Jed Stewart
was on the other side of Brooke.
The orchestra glided into a rhyth-
mic invitation. The diners sprang
to their feet. Old men slipped an
arm about women who snuggled.
Young men slipped an arm about
women who laughed: tough men
planted well-groomed hands on the
enameled backs of women who
stumbled. One couple Kissed linger-
ingly as they passed. Covers eyes
sought lovers eyes: white hands
cltmg, hushed voices questioned.
Jerry Field and Lucette left the
table, Sam groaned and held out
his hand to Daphne.
Come on. let's get it over. !
suppose you'd like to step?"
70 '.Of course would, martyrl' She
slipped a white arm about his neck.
Nothing unsteady about her to-
night" Mark thought. He pushed
into the background the memory of
the night he had had to steady her
t. the car. He had liked her, she
had been amusing, but he had not
invited her out after that. She had
taken little wine tonight, Lucette had
barely touched hers, Brooke had re-
fused it. Now her eyes were fol-
lowing her brother. Was she wor-
/ ried about Daphne's influence on
Sam?
He watched her, watched the
throbbing pulse in her throat which
made him think of the beat of tiny
wings against bars.
AS if she felt his intense concen-
tration on her, Brooke looked at MIN
with questioning eyes. Mark smiled
in response.
did you know that / was think
ing of you'll was hoping that you
were not worrying about Sam and
Daphne. II you are, don't"
Thanks. I'm not. II that were
all | had on my mind, my heart
would be so light that it would be
humping against the ceiling like a
runaway balloon"
what is troubling you? Can't |
help?"
mo, thanks. MOI"
'That was emphatic. almost as II
you we're afraid OF me. Care to
dancer"
Brooke motioned toward the cou-
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Path of Virtue 4

The path of virtue is closed to
no one, it lies open to all; it
admits and invites all, whether
they be free-born men, slaves or
freedmen, kings or exiless it re-
auires no qualifications of family
or property. 1t is satisfied with
mere man.-Seneca.
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Quotations

Men are moi free to lovr their
fellow men when they are consumed
by love of gain.--Dr. Elmer Els
morth Brotrn.
Men seldom, or rather never for
length OF time and deliberately,
rebel agains. anything that does moi
deserve rebrlling against. Cnlyle.
There is no greater delight than
10 he conscious III sincerity Of self
examination. Henrius.
Happiness cannot he found i'm
seeking it.--Dr. Phillips Endecoii
Dsgood
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Happy Is the man who has both
money and sense; for he knows
how to use his wealth Alright
Democritus.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-21

night
A large crowd Of valley football
fans are expected to trek to Holt
VILE to determine the power Of the
Vikings. and Coaches Erskine OF
Brawley and Taylor Of FL Centro
will certainly be on hand to Scout
the Walkermen.
Both Walker and Covington will
stand pat on the hneups used in
preseason games. CaleXico viii have
only one change, that in the back
field, where Sander has been moved
to fulIback in place Of Billie Web
ster who was injured last Friday
The only comparative score avail
able TO match the teams gives Cal
exico a slight edge. The Bulldogs
dropped a 7-6 decision to st. Agus-
tine and the Saints ira npled Holt
vile, 1870. But the Saints played the
Vikings at home and the San Diego
team is always tougher in its own
back yard.
SO when the kickoff sails through
the air tonight at o'clock the odds
will be, 50 take your pick, and
breaks viii undoubtedly decide the
winner.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-21
Bv Punchdrunk Nellie

Finally I got TIRED of LISTEN
ING to my BOY Friends tell me
1 OUGHT to see a FOOTBALL
Game so I said, OK. l will go
ONCE. but if THEY have NOT
FOLLOWED some of my sugges-
tions for IMPROVEMENTS in the
esne thep CAN NOT EX PECT me
to KEEP On GOING.
Wei FIRST I THOUGHT I
WOULD GO to the JUNIOR COL
LEGE game on ACCOUNT of HOW
EVERYONE picks on them and l
THINK that old B.W. is MEAN.
But of COURSE the J.C. had to
90 to COMPTON and I can NOT
90 that FAR for just GAME al
though I would be GLAD to go to
LOS ANGELES to hear RUDY
VALE. But a DANCE is DIFF
FERENT as I POINTED out to my
BOY FRIEND but he GOT STUB
BORN and said 1t was NOT so.
When You get them that way Just
don't ARGUE.
So then 1 said, well, 1 REALLY
ought to GO to JIG. GAME Be-
CAUSE May be could give them
SOME GOOD SUGGESTIONS and
He said. MAYBE YOU COULD Be
CAUSE NO ELSE SEEMS to be
DOING them MUCH GOOD.
WELL I REALLY LIKE Mature
men best and so I KNOW l Would
Like the J.C. and / THINK WHAT
they NEED is LESS FUSS ABOUT
FOOTBALL since they can't Find
the RIGHT KIND OF TEAMS to
PLAY but MORE THOUGHT about
SEX APPEAL and PUTTING on
a GOOD act. SHORTER HALVES
and Longer INTERMISsions would
help and some TRICK UNIFORMS
instead Of FANCY PLAYS. IF they
would THINK MORE ABOUT the
AUDIENCES COMFORT and LESS
about HOW they TACKLE Bet
they COULD Get a CROWD out.
Why don't they see one of the
MOVIES about COLLEGE FOOT
BALL? That would GIVE them an
IDEA( And if you had some CUTE
MEN in the TEAM and some CUTE
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-21
ARKET QUOTATIONS
l.. A. STOCKS

LOS ANGELES. Oct q (UP)-
Optimism in leading stock eX-
changes spread to the Los Angeles
exchange in trading today result
ing in IS issues going up, II down
and Is unchanged.
Most of the oil issues showed
gains ranging from one point u
"a Chrysler showed a definite up
turn followed by steel stocks.
Sales were quoted at: LA. Indus
tries up Is 10 25s on 100 shares; Pa
cific Finance Co, up = TO 14ss on
100; Transamerica down = u 1lA
on 100: Hancock Oil uD 4 = on
100; Richfieid, down 4 10 5as on
100. Republic Oil. down = TO =
on 100: Superior Oil. unchanged;
STANDARD oil of Cal unchanged;
wellington Oil. unchanged Claude
Neon, unchanged.
Other issues were: Construction
Steel. up one point TO 5A, on 100.
General Motors up Z to 40A on
100: Gladding Mclean, down 9 TO
10M; Goodyear Tire and Rubber
common up 1ss u 22Ss; Chrysler
up Tal TO 1873 on 100: Lockheed,
down 4 10 ~ on 100, Ryan Corp
np q to is on 100; 5. G. Edison
common. unchanged; sc. Edison
80 unchanged; S: C Edison orl-
ginal. down 2 10 80 on 10 shares
approximate turnover totaled 20
eco shares.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-21
Hot Stove
League in
Full Swing,

NEW YORK, Oct. Il. CUP)-
Baseball's hot stove league" was in
full swing today as diamond dope
sters pondered the next develop
ment in the major league situation.
Oscar Witt, manager of the New
ark Bears had signed as new head
of the Cleveland Indians, replacing
Steve O'Neill.
The league now has up for dis
cussion:
1.-Why do the Chicago Cubs
want Tony Lazzeri, eX-Yankee, If
Manager Charlie Grimm already
has signed for next season?
2-Who will be the new manager
of the Boston Bees and of the st.
Louis Browns?
Wits advancement led to re-
ports that Lazzeri would move into
the Newark job. Lazzeri, however,
was sought by the Cubs and has
indicated he is not interested in
anything but major league job.
Casey Stengel, former Brooklyn
manager who turned down job as
Cub coach two weeks ago, was men
toned as a candidate for the New
ark job So were Bill Meyer, Oak
land, Calf, manager, and Bill Skiff
of Binghamton.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-21
Bench w farming
By Burdette Kinne
+. Post Press S1oorts Editor

Regulations, that is if you have
one, can easily be ruined by pub
licizing grid selections each week.
During the first week of the foot
ball contest some lists came in ex-
actly the same as my selection. But
as the weeks have rolled by and ]
have consistently Leen unSuccess-
full in picking winners, fewer and
fewer lists resemble my selections.
There are even readers who wait
until have made hly selections,
then carefully mark their list ex-
actly the opposite.
Needless to say, those contestants
are leading in the race for Rose
Bowl tickets.
Sc, if for only the benefit of
those persons who turn my Selec-
ton around and win prizes and
points, here is my list of losers
for the week.
Brawley high school Wildcats
will defeat El Centro high school,
but not outplaying them. The
Brawley eleven will block a kick
in the first period, score, and hold
its lead.
U.C.L.A.. with Kenny Washing
ton running wild, will make life
miserable for Washington State
college and the Bruins will triumph
by a score Of 20-7.
California's Golden Bears will
hit snag when the Troy linemen
from southern California stop Bot
trari. Pollock and other Bear
backs for the first time this sea-
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-21
Wildcats Strengthen Line
Rr wiley Is
Favorife AS
Ellis Starter

One change in the Brawley line
up today shifted the odds on the
outcome of the opening game of
the valley league season between
Brawley and El Centro high schools
Friday night on the Northend grid
iron.
Big Bob Erskine, who aided in
turning out FL Centres champion
ship team last season and who has
now taken over the head coach job
at Brawley high, announced he
would start Nick Ellis, hard hitting
fullback against the Spartans.
Ellis, who was injured early in
the season, had not been picked to
start against El Centro and it was
feared he had reinjured his shoul-
der.
With Ellis in his fullback post,
however, the Wildcats Will have
the same lineup on the field that
smothered Redlands, Grossmont and
scored two touchdowns in one quar-
ter against strong Brawley junior
college.
Ell Centro'S chances, and they are
limited if half of the dope Coach
w. S. Taylor has listed is true, de-
pend on the ability of the Spartan
interference to NOV down the al
ways dangerous fullback when he
is backing up the line.
Taylor has drilled the Spartans
on line offense all week and has
stressed a defense that may stop
the famed Brawley running attack,
But the high school mentor shud-
ders to think what will happen if
the Spartans Suddenly revert to
the style of play they exhibited at
GroSSmont in a preseason game.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-21
IN WHICH PUNCHDRUNK NELLIE
VOWS TO ATTEND I A &c. TILT

GIRLS to do ACTS Between HAL
YES, maybe wearing SHORTS, !
Bet You Would Get a CROWD.
And then have a GOOD dance af-
forwards.
So WILL Go to the next j. C
GAME and I WILL probably have
some MORE GOOD IDEAS but I
can not SEE WHY the PEOPLE
all go to the HIGH School games,
BECAUSE what HAVE they GOT
that the jos HAVEN'T GOT?
WILL not GO to the HIGH
SCHOOL GAMas as they SEEM to
be DOING all RIGHT without me
and I don't see what MY BOY
FRIEND MEANS by saying that's
a BREAK for the HIGH SCHOOL
DO YOU?
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-21

son. Amby SCHNEIDER will do his
part by sc1ring twice and when the
gun sounds the scoreboard will
read l4-6.
Stamford will drop a close one to
the rejuvenated Washington Hus-
kies by a score of 1877 and Oregon
win outplay Oregon State to win,
80.
! Ohio State will blast the unde-
feated hopes OF Northwestern oy
outpowering the Wildcats in the
midwest's feature game. The Stat
ers to win. 200.
FordhamS wall of granite will
stop TC.U's fame running and
passing attack before it gets started
and when the game is completed
the Rams will have scored twice
to win 1870,
Notre Dame will show its real
power for the first time this sea-
son and defeat the Navy grid
men, 14-3.
The Irish will flash a passing
and areial offense that will COM
pie ely BATTLE the sailors. And the
Iris h defense will be too tough for
Ann apolis.
Temple will outfox Carnegie Tech
but lthe score will be close and Cor
nell will pull the biggest upset of
the day by outplaying the Ellis from
Yale by a score of 1877.
Arkansas will spill Southern
Meth odist by two touchdowns and
North Carolina will beat Tulane
14-0
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-21
Mexico Polo Team
Meets California

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 81. (UP)-
Mexico's national polo team will
meet an all-California squad next
month in defense of the Eric Pedley
trophy won several years ago by
Mexico in a two out of three series
from Argentina, Eric Pedley of Mid
wick Country club announced yes
terday.
The Mexican team placed second
in the 1886 OlympiIcs and later
took series in Mexico City from
the Argentine Olympic champs.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-21

tactics plus his ability to hit with
either fist has made him the Cali
fornia welterweight champion, will
give Allen the most decisive beat
ing he has suffered, according to
most fight experts.
But Aliens comparatively easy
victory over Jack Curley of Long
Beach, indicates that the state
champ is in for night of fighting
before he can emerge victorious.
Manuel Ortiz, Imperial Valleys
only undefeated amateur, will de-
fend his record against Abelino Ca
sio, in the semi -windup Casio is
heavy hitter and good boxer.
Gunner Kilrain, grooming anna
teur, will again try his right and
left dynamite blows on the tough
Frankie Jackson. Kilrain beat jack
son all over the ring in their first
meeting but the Negro was still
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-21
L. A. VEGETABLES

Los ANGELES. Oct Il 1UP1
Continued slo Wtrading with steady
10 weak market tone.
Asparagus: local eE fey 12-14c ID
Tips 4-5c. Imperial Valley fancy re-
gal 15e. Regal 13e. Fey STD JOG.
STD 7iac. Special 61z &C ID.
Cantalaupes: a few local HIS std
los at 9O-S1.00. 23S 65-75c Imperial
valley iumba 1SS To 45S 81 25.
Lettuce. Lompoe dry pack 4s 70
85c vrate; IS G5-75c santa Maria
and Guadalupe As 75-S5c. s. 59-65c
Few san Luis ObispO 4s sl.99; IS
75-85c.
Melons: fair quality local honey
dews std los 50-60c. 23S 35-50c. Lo-
cal. San Joaquin Valley Perslans
s22.O0-S25.00 ton.
Peas LELAND. Earlmart stock B.
Sc III; Guadalupe 3 ~ sc. Ordinary
Oceano and san Diego co. 3-3 &c.
Squash: loea lwhite summer fair
quality 50-60C lub; dark cOl0red
Italian 65-75c. Light colored 40-45c.
Ordinary yellow crOolgneck 25-35c.
Best Orange co. yellow crookneck
/ $1.25; Coachella Valley white sum-
mer 65-75c. Best Orosi white sum
mer z5-S5c. Italian 70-95c. Local
| cream and table queen 60-70c lug.
| Local banana squash Sl2.DO-sl4 ton
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-21

CHICAGO. oct = fDPJ-Wheat
prices fell back toward the close
on the Chicago board Of trade to-
day when spectators and commits
sion houses prominent on the buy
ing side early in the day deserted
TIE market
At the close wheat was y to Is
cent lower. corn Is TO / = cents
higher. and oats unchanged TO q
cent higher.
Prices ran up for net gains Of
nearly a cent bushsl shortly after
the opening in response TO a re-
latiyely steady tone at Liverpool
and Improvement in milling de-
mand. a reaction in stock prices
and indications that export sales
overnight were small checked buy
ing aud brought a little selling To-
tn the pit.
Corn futures held around preyi-
Gus closing levels in a sluggish