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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-03-05
New Light Sr. Choir
To Present All Star
Musicale

An All star musicale viii be
presented by the New Light senior
Choir Sunday afternoon, March 6,
3 20 O'Clock % HE church 6Soa
c0;h street.
Foremost among the stars 90 APP
pear on program Will be John
Garth III noted dramatic baritone
other popularity known artists TO
participate will he Mrs zenobia
Irwin. pianist Mrs Lucille Walker.
coniralto, Mrs l.. e Ed
wards Patterson, contral;o. Mrs
Dorothy Stcgcr Nireil Tolbcrt, tcu-
or Readings will be given by Mrs
villa Mae Hollis. member OF the
senior Choir Mrs Ransom and
Mrs Emma Todd. director of The
senior choir Of Allen a. NJ +.
Temple
New Light Choir. under direction
ef G. c Marshall. VIII sins Il will
give thanks 10 thee" with MIS- Nell
Dotson Plantc rs soloisi
Dr John Bargyh. Mrs Carrie
Bacon and Mrs Della Walker will
have charge Of the offcrtory.
The public IS invited tn attend
this affair
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-03-05
COLLEGES ARE
TALKED ABOUT
Clinton Chapel Hears
Subject Discussed

sunday School al Clinton Chapel
AME Zion church WAS opened sun
day morning az nine-rhiriv by b.
+ Purdue and II Cu'hnrrIson.
l.aders in this d'paslm"nl
At eleven O'Clock the Is,N NJ
II Parrish preached nom Psalms
vi. using as his ibirr' "The
Palm Tree CHRISTIAN Ta- Rev
6 NJ Metcalt pastor s, 81 Peter
AME Zion church % IiAmifannk.
preached a ihr aficrnoon services
4 large number of IA, members
from his cluNfll N,sc M atfena-
ailo'
Tie ycE society discussed lie
subject Why Does our Church
Maintain colleges. a the meet
i.- held ~ six-thirly Mr ,iogar
and Mrs r VI Williams led the
discussion Mr. Wilson is president
OF tho society and Miss Peterson.
secretary
The following members of the
church are sick Mrs Eva Peter
son. X. W Davis. the Re, Louise
Robinson. Mrs Mary DENLY Scott
Rev F. NJ Williams T. pastor
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-03-05
CHORAL CLUB
ON PROGRAM
E v a n elist At St.
Paul AME

Sunday morning al $50. the
superintendent and his staff OF
teachers at ST. Paul a. NJ. T..
Church, 575 S. Rademacher avenue
met with large school. The les
son was beautifully reviewed by
the pastor
At ii II. IN. The Rev MIR Rice
delivered an inspiring message to
large congregation. preaching
from st. Mark 81.
AT 3 p. m. a musical program
was rendered by the Choral Club
assisted by St. Paul Quartet. the
Martin Quartet Of South Carolina.
Solos were also rendered by the
evangelists. Francis Fitzpatrick
and Robert Smith. The musical
was given under auspices OF the
Stewards Board. A. Trap was mas
ter OF ceremonies.
At 5 .. M, the pastor preached
another fine sermon from ST. Luke
1928, theme. "He Was Angry And
Wouldn't Go In
The pastor, The Rev. W. r. Rice.
is working diligently to make this
a banner year for the church.
The Junior Choir from Windsor.
Canada, and the Baptist Junior
Choir will render a musical pro-
gram at tlis church Sunday.
March .. under auspices Of the
Choral Club. Everybody is well
come.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-03-05
Lenten Service At
St. Phillips Church

At the eleven o'clock services
the Rev. Il Pollatz. pastor OF St
Phillips Lutheran church. said in
his sermon
The portion OF Gods word 10
receive consideration In the eleven
O'Clock service is recorded In the
eleventh chapter Of ST. Matthew,
from the twentieth TO the twenty
fourth verse In this portion the
wonderful mercies Of God are
pointed out. but also the severe
punishment upon those that re-
iect the gospel For in the day OF
judgement II will be more toler-
able for the wicked and adulter-
Gus land Of Sodom than for those
cities which have been shown the
rich grace Of God
"Our land has been blessed
with rich measure OF the gos-
pei OF Jesus Christ And yet We
show by our un-Christian works,
deeds Of violence. lynching, preju-
dice mob action. and failure Of
love toward All men that this gos-
pol has not yet been translated in
To life our guilt is twofold re-
lection OF the gospel and gross
wickedness What shall be ;he
judgement upon our land
The lenten devotion held NJ
eight o'clock Thursday evening is
given 10 The consideration Of the
great Passion
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-03-05
John Wesley A. M. E.
Zion Church

sunday morning. February 81
the pastor, Rev J l. Moore
preached rather inspiring SER
mon on the subject, The Warfare
of Christian Service" based on the
text Numbers 4:23.
Rev. Moore's discourse revealed
that every Christian must be pre-
pared 10 battle for the faith. In
emphasizing Christian prepared
ness, the speaker pointed ont that
three things are 10 be considered
These are the foe. the weapon ana
the disposition Of the warrior.
The play. Little Miss Jack" will
be presented az Hartford Avenue
Baptist Chuch Thursday evening.
March II in interest Of I h
Eveready Club OF John Wesley
Mrs. Alice McDaniels IL sponsor.
Levi 2 Saunders IS church clerk.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-03-05
Altar S o ciety OF
St. Peter Claver,
Reorganized

The Altar Society OF ST Peter
Claver Church was rcoreanized
last Thursday evening. al the
home Of Mrs Clotild Spalding.
1917 Melbourne street.
officers and members present
We're aS follows
Mrs Ruth Newman president.
Mrs Matte Greenhouse secrr-
lary Mrs Theresa Stonestrect.
treasurer Mrs Lucy r Jones, re-
porter: and Mrs Gcraltino Harris
The business period was follow
ed ny social hour. during which
the hostess served dainty refresh
mcnts
The next meeting viii be with
Mrs John Odcll, eiol Scniten. Ave
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-03-05
Program Committee
Sponsors Tea Party

The program Commtte OF the
Woman's Council OF Second Bap-
list church enjoyed tea at the
residence OF Mrs Matte Ramsey
5S4S ST. Antoine street, Sunday af-
ternoon from four TO six O'Clock.
The speakers were Mrs l.. w
Terrell, president, MIR kellog was
guest soloist. Attorney Joseph A
craigen, deputy labor commission
err, and Miss Elliatt school teach
or from Cincinnati were among
the guests. Mrs l. Bowen, 0hair-
man Of the committee. also spoke
MIR Bergman. member of the
board Of education, will be the
principal speaker a, the next
meeting which will be held Mon
day March Z. lie will speak on the
school budget. The committee is
urging all members 20 be present
ai this meeting az plans will be
made for the annual banquet
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-03-05
Ministerial Alliance Sponsors
First Major Program

The FIRST major program under
the auspices OF the Ministerial Al
lance OF River Rouge and Ecorse
was held Sunday afternoon at
Triumph Baptist Church Of which
the Rev g. ". Sims is pastor
The Rev william r. Baber was
the principal speaker. taking his
sermon from the twelfth chapter Of
ST. John. He said IF be lifted IN
from the earth. will draw all
men unto me-
Others on the program were
songs by group choirs. Invocation
by the Rev. ]. f. Lions. chaplain
scripture lesson by the Rev Geor-
&c A. Stevens.
After strong appeal by the
Rev. +. c. Copeland, the following
ministers made the following con
tributions:
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-03-05
YOUTH GIVES
SOLUTION FOR
BIG PROBLEMS
Will Continue Til e
Congress At
Bethel

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-03-05
Gods Masterpiece
Rev. SCOTS Subject

Services Il, Mt Vernon lasf
sunday morning were enjoyed by
all present The pastor tn Rev.
J S Scott. took his text from Matt.
Gle. subject Gods Masterpiece :
Four members were added to the
church
Al p m, ihr Mothers Board
rendered program featuring the
young ministers II was quite a
success
At $ D. M. The Rev Mr. Bron-
son spoke on the subject First
Get Into Your Heart The Things
You Shall Use Last" II was very
helpful discourse Many visitors
were present
Visitors are always welcome al
Mt Vernon.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-03-05
Lesson In Faith

i,cy W. II. llillson The pastor
of MI. Pilgrim Baptist church.
preached Sunday afternoon from
The text Dan 1925. subject God
Tries Man And Man Tries God IL
was a great lesson in faith
The Il. Y. p. l.. IS progressing
nicely, under the leadership OF Joe
Turner
All clubs of the church will make
their reports next Sunday They
are working Loyalty and success
fully together
Mt. Pilgrims Starlight Four will
render program ~ Providence
Baptist Church, Tuesday evening,
March /.
The public is always welcome toll
worship NJ MI Pilgrim Church
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-03-05
9th Church OF Christ
Scientist C oI or e d,
Given Church Status

Members Of h 9 Christian
Science Soticiy ,CoIoredi which
meets IN Columbian school at
Warren and Mckinley Avenues.
have NOW been granted The status
of church aud viii hcnceforth
be known as Ninth Church Of
Christ Scientist. Ccolorcd), De-
troit
Organized as a Christian Science
Society. the first service was held
on THANKSGIVING Day. November
20. 1891 The organization has
grown steadily and the member
ship has more than doubled since
that time. On December 6. 1897,
the Society gave a Christian
Science lecture by Peter b. Big
gins. c. s b., which was we'll at
tended.
Church services are held each
Sunday morning at 1890 and each
Wednesday evening at 500. A
Sunday School is held AT 1890 and
1876 Sunday morning
A public Christian Science Read
INK Room is maintained at 1909
McGraw avenue, at 18th street
which is open from IL A. NJ 10
800 p. m. and from 100 to 900
I. NJ. on Tuesdays and Saturdays.
Ninth Church Of Christ. Scient-
ist. (Colored), Detroit. Is branch
OF The Mother Church. The First
Church OF Christ Scientist. In
Boston. Mass.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-03-05
Herndon Marries

New York. ~ (ANP)-- Angelo
Herndon, "a. Communist leader
whose autobiography. Let Me Live
was published few weeks before
the L. s. supreme court freed him
from an Is 10 20 year sentence on
the Georgia chaingangs. was mar
ried last Friday in the city clerks
office TO Miss Joyce NJ. Chellis.
stenographer who was born In
Gadsden. Ala.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-03-05
MASONIC NEWS
F. & A. M.
*
Prince. Hall Affilia,lon
535 Frederick St

ooS ieutIlCh 81.
Hiram Lodge No. l-lst & ard
Tuesday. " A. Bristol. W. NJ. 1871
Jos. Campau; James ,durphy. Sec.
5467 Tillman.
Pythagoras Lodge No. 14-2nd &
4th Monday. L. s. Gilbert. W. M
1884 Goodwin Alvin James. SIS
Livingstone.
Abiff Lodge No. 21--1st Sat. a
4th Tuesday Clarence Mason. w.
NJ. 1891 Goddard ave. Theo. Bar
mes. Sec. 1902 Cameron.
Mt. Pavon Lodge No. 2-2nd &
4th Monday. Geo. Hurst. w. NJ.
5445 vinewood Elmer Wallace.
Sec, Woodrow
Prince Hall No 24-meets LIST
and 3rd. Thursdays, Nathaniel Gar
rett. W NJ, $40 f. Forest Eugene
Nelson. Sec. S63l Cameron.
Marracci Temple, A. E. A o NJ
Shrine No. l3--2nd Friday. sim
Flood. Ill. Potentate. G3S7 Hart
lord: Egbert Martin, Recorder.
1876 Gratiot.
Wolverine Consistory No s p.
r $. Anatole Victor. C. S. SIS
Frederick: Edw ID Allen, Sec. ssh
owen.
Wayfare Craftsman Club-2nd
Friday. Reacy Simmons. Pres
1899 st Joseph w 81 eye. Sec.
sos f. Warren.
Composit Lodge No Il Meets
first and third Mondays a, their
Home. 30S4 Trowbridge st. Ham
tramck VIM Morrison. W M
5o2l Edwin Ordlne II Toliver.
Sec, so26 Goodson
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-03-05
ERMONS PULL
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ECOND BAPT.
letter NJ in ! S t e r
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Second Bapt.

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-03-05
|VHEN POISONS
|CLOC KIDNEYS,
ANDIRRITATE
BLADDER
Flush Them Out
For 35 Cents

Go to your druggist today and
| ri this safe. swift and harmless
sureiic and siimulant ask for
|Gold Medal HARLEM Oil Capsules
and start al once TO flush kidneys
\ waste matter saturated with
i'lds and poisons.
That's the way 10 bring about
kalthy kidney activity and stop
that bladder irritation which often
apses scanty passage with smart
hr and burning m well as rest.
less nights.
Remember, The kidneys often
Iced flushing as we'll as the bow
els and some symptoms OF kid
hsy weakness are: Getting up
ace or twice during the night
Mliy cramps In leg--back-
ache and moist palms.
Bat be sure and get GOLD MED
Al HARLEM OH ,'apsules-the or
gnal and genuine-right from
Aaaflem In Holland-the price Is
aall go cents1. the good results
' 'alflll your expectations.
Adv.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-03-05
CELEBRATION
PROGRAM WILL
START SUNDAY
Other Churches To
Cooperate With
St. Paul

g'iea q 'h AAia
.sai ~ 10 .-N A at
al..tr 'sd Iie9nb3e
se W i
ieD y Ioa f
tita' "f va.
aiafch ~ iA
o4 NJ sed '' prtsc te "a
MARCH it.a
Elaborate eflti tdt been
PLANNED hy the member q, pe4s-
'lne .u 'h, celebration Nl BE- &
ngmhrr % psorlneat ulnis'crs
END their chNrci nIrmbefs These
VIA inclnde Dr y y Thomas. Lo-
max Temp. me )r II ii Cole
man Macedonia Baptist DR. N r.
Parrish Russell street BAPTIST
ihr Rev Or Cridef Alien Temsle
pr r McCla.n. s. John G 81
r.. and the Rev Mr. Murray N,
M"iiah Baptist
The celebration viii clos. with
a concert by the Biz -Four Quartet
and local talent
Or Flack spoke TO a large au-
dienee sunday az the morning ser
vices on Humanity versus Mater
ialism Mrs Lula Waiver reflect
ed credit upon herself and sher In
structors at the recital Sunday AZ
tornoon
The third mass meeting sponsor
I'd by he hoard will be held March
10 AZ Lomax Temple with Nos
danes II = Black a pedcn. and
Mctcalf leading The member
are urging the p f and pastors
10 attend
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-03-05
Ministers Meet

The Observation-Disclosures mn-
listers Allianc, hc,d rs meeting
February 81. a, 81 Antoine NJ
q \ The vice president Tho Rev
T. " kaiglcr, presided The de-
votlonal period was conducted hy
Rev J II McCMin
An interesJnr di ussica WIS
held. among those participating be-
Ing the Rev II l. Brady. the
Rev W II Peck The Rev l..
Evans. the Rev Alvin Burton the
Rev. J l. Moore. and others
The next meeting will be held
on March : at IL a. m, az st An
tonne ~ Minister'S of all Detroit
churches are invited to attend
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-03-05
JESUS NEEDED
in THE SOULS.
Fact Emphasized At
Friendship Bapt.

Sunday School WAS we'll at
tended Sunday morning Al Friend
ship Baptist Church, the opening
song being led by one OF the Jun
ior Arlington Girls The review OF
the lesson was conducted by he as
sistant pastor. The Rev Mr.. Cor.
The intermediate Boys Class had
the largest attendance, sixteen
being perscnt The Billie class
contributed the largest Offering a.
mounting 10 sixty-fiyc ceiltss
AT IL n. m the regular church
services began. with the deacons
In charge OF devotions The Senior
Choir rendered music for the day.
Mrs. Brooks sang a Spiritual. DE-
sus Is All
The pastor preached from the
text Cor. 1872. He emphasized the
fact that every man and woman
needs Jesus In his or her soul. in
order 10 make the greatest pro-
gross In life
Seven members Joined. one be-
ing reinstated and one for baptism.
The Senior Choir renders mu-
steal program every first Sunday
night. Everybody is invited Rev.
J. II. Johnson Is pastor
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-03-05
REV. H.PORTERr
.E.NTREATS FOR
CHE IST LIFE
A S k 5 Congreqa alton
To Let God Help
Get Christianity

Last s4nl-y aotM.4 Ar Rev
Henry l'arf, iiit s4 ~ ~ ~
John l'fesiEtef.4il p.ea,a 4! -u lar
subj ~ cltta lvt
10 isieht l,Nue 1A r ~
Aorted 'he latst aer n ~
lei ''vd heip itn, ect
spifil iDi Christian II me-
Following The motAa4 service.
HE photoarapher J Theus.
made a series 81 pictures 81 vars
ons groups 81 tAe church inelud-
ing he charter mcm3ers &c the
church. tl.r pastor ana Officers;
nenlbers of th cAoir presidents
and officers Of variou orvan!za-
iious ol the church sunday
school pupils and I, ,chers ana a
group Of children ~ The week day
community school and vS,Dr
Board These pictures viii appear
in the souvenir programs Of the
nineteenth anniversary of the
church. which will be celebrated
on The fourth sunday in March
The young peoples meeting
which IS held at six O'Clock each
Sunday evening. Is growing in in
teiest and attendance
Bible study and prayer meetings
are held every Wednesday al
Eight p m. to which all in the
community are invited
The monthly meeting Of the
choir ana usher hoard VIZ held
Monday evening AZ me chu"eh
The Non Pareil Club met AZ The
home Of Mr. and Mrs Rogers 81
lTazlett avenue TUESDAY night
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-03-05

Plymouth Congregational
10 Present Theresa Caver


Miss ihtft,a ease taliant
young poclcs tiN b. p4 upd hi
recital 81 i'lyusata rioM-
al church .uAdas Nt.444 Il
IL. This VIII nsri ,l4 Aa <
second appcartr a l uA
cursresAiiaHi &fll
Miss tat, la raat .cr
ppcms durins a uf
pyer station WMi, VS. .sl
year IN adalti q. ~ l anoar
"a on wesraii Ot ian MIR
and ncentl5 ~as 4tsi a-r 81 (.
broad'asi from Boston fniio -t4-
ton
During Ihe period rs - d.s
work hundreds ~ H.. radh auiil
cnce have written to her request
ing copies 81 their sa,osiie p,m
Al the recital "a Plymmn con.re-
eational church these poems viii
be available for The first ,imc. to
the public.
Assisting Miss Cayc viii be
Miss LaVilln Tullos al The harp.
a reception honorlne MISS Caver
will follow the recital
The recital by Miss Cavcr will
be one feature OF The regular win
ter lecture series sponsored by the
lecture committee OF the church
The next lecture viii he April 6
with Langston Hughes. who recent
~ returned from War-torn Spain.
as the principal speaker His sub
jcct will be Place, People and
Poems"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-03-05
Noted Singer At
St. Peters Zion

Mrs Smith. noted gospel singer
OF ST. Louis will appear In Il ser
les OF songs at ST. Peter Zion
church according to the Rev. c. NJ
Mctcalf pastor OF the church The
first OF the series will be held sun
day morning.
The Rev Mr. Metclaf, assisted
by the choir of the church. will
broadcast Sunday evening at 1875
over station WJBK.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-03-05

The Rev r. G. Copeland. one
dollar the Rev william u. Baber,
one dollar, the Rev George A.
Stevens. one dollar. the Rev. A.
II. Phelps. one dollar. the Rev G..
W Simms. one dollar. The total
public collection was $3.50.
The Rev Mr. Baber is president
OF The alliance. the Rev. f.. c.
Copeland. yice-prcsident. the Rev.
= + Lions chaplain: the Rev.
George W Simms. director: the
Rev. George a. stevens, the Rev.
j d. Davis. the Rev. A D. Boone.
chorister and the Rev All.
Phelps, secretary
The alliance meets every Satur-
day morning from eleven o'clock
to one o'clock at 515 Holford
avenue
Read the Detroit Tribune each
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Evening star., 1938-04-09
MONTREAL SILVER.

MONTREAL. April o tP.-silver futures
closed 1895 points down. Bids: April,
41.o5; May. 1880; July. 4035.
Evening star., 1938-04-09
b. the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April 9.-Heavy de-
mand appeared for all types of
corporate bonds today, lifting prices
on the average of to 3 points and
in some instances more.
United States Governments were
neglected in the scramble and while
a few made modest gains the majority
We're 1-32d to 4-32ds of a point lower
as the session went into the final hour.
Secondary rail issues, sorely de-
pressed over a period of months,
quickly responded to the demand.
Prominent in this group were Lehigh
Valley 4l2s, N. Y. Central 4l2s of 20l3
a." Great Northern As of 1916 "G."
Boston g. Maine IS of 1867, Chicago
Union Station As of 1868 D." Mis-
sourl-Kansas-TeXas SIS of 1862 and
Pennsylvania general 4l2s of 1865.
Utilities and industrials joined the
parade but gains were less extensive
Columbia Gas e. Electric SIS gained
more than 2, Ohio Edison Is and
Western Union IS of 1860 were almost
as much higher and advances of
around a point were scored by a host
OF others, including International
Telephone SIS, Allis-Chalmers As,
Phelps Dodge 3l2s, Remington Rand
4l4s and McKesson g. Robbins SIPS.
Foreign dollar bonds were quiet but
held to an even course.
Evening star., 1938-04-09
FOREIGN EXCHANGES.

NEW YORK. April o LR.-The French
franc picked up little today in terms Of
the dollar as Premier Daladier promised
speedy formation of a new government.
At 3.O7la cents the unit was ahead .OIIa
Of a cent.
Sterling was unchanged. as was the
guilder Laeeins .01 of a cent were the
belga and Swiss franc.
Late morning rates follow:
Great Britain in dollars. others in cents,
Great res Britain. demand; 1864; cables,
mand, 3.07Ha cables. :3.O7h; italy. de-
mand. 5.26A: cables, 5.26Ia.' Demands:
Belgium 1888: Germany, free, 4O.I4;
55.3s: Norway: "a "a: Sweden. IS. .5s: Den.
mark 22.1?: Finland, 2.2OKa; Switzerland.
vakia., 3,4s!s: Yusoslayia. 2.35; Austria
unquoted; Hungary. 1890: Rumaria TX:
Argentina. SO O9n; Brazil (free5, 5.9on:
Toxic, 1895: Shanghai. 27.43A Hong
k9nf Monfr., 397s d Nev Mexico xaTs 90 FIX
in Montreal. 1O0.65ss. Nominal.
Evening star., 1938-04-09
new YORK COTTON
By the associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. April Cotton fu-
tares opened 2 to 5 advanced on
higher Liverpool cables, trade and
commission house buying. May, s.54:
July, 862; October. s.69 December,
8.7O; January, 8.73; March, $50.
Demand became more active in SYM
pathy with strength of the stock mar
ket. The trade also took more con-
tracts against improved sales of textiles
yesterday. Bombay houses sold as the
discount of Bombay under New York
widened beyond cent a pound.
July advanced from 861 to S.67 and
shortly after the first half hour was
selling at S65, with the list to points
net higher
Commodity Credit Corp. reported
1920 bales entered the loan for the
week, making 5,3O3s13 so far.
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BONDS.
PUBLIC UTILITY
MISCEIIANFOrTS
STOCKS.

Shevy Chase Club 1st 4l4s lO4
Col Country Club 1st 4As-- lO3
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Also extra or extras.
Paid last year
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Futures closed = higher.
Cottonseed Oil,

Cottonseed Oil.
Bleachable cottonseed oil futures
closed S to higher. Sales. A con-
tracts. May, 8.28b; July, SIS; Sep
tember. $40; October, 8.03b.
Bid.
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CHICAGO STOCK. MARKET

CHICAGO. April IP.-Followins is
ne complete list of transactions on the
Chicago Stock EXCHANGE TODAY:
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DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED

NEW YORK. April e.-Dividens. d..
tsreo eisi prepared by the Standard Stats
No Action Taken
Pc Stock Of Pay
Altorter Bros So cv pf awe
Electromaster
Kobe Inc So of 1Hc @ 31p a.
Accumulated.
Cuban Tob Sc, pf S25O-- e.17 s.3o
Met Ind So of allot 'o
eff SOC, pd SOC 4.16 A.ox
Passed or Deferred.
Highland Dairy ~ pf
Ruud MFG
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ww-With warrants xw-Without war
rants. New. st tstp)-Stamped
sNesotiabilty impaired by maturity.
TCompanies reported IN receivership.
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FEDERAL LAND BANKS
METAL MARKET.

NEW YORK. April P.-copper
a.6s. Tin steady: spot and nearby 1878:
forward. $50. Lead steady; New York,
spot 4.50-4 .55: East st. Louis. 4.35 Zinc
steady; East ST. Louis. spot and forward.
40O-4.15. Iron. aluminium, antimony,
quicksilver. platinum and woframite un-
changed,