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Park and Planning Commission
and Francis A. Murray, president
of the Washington Real Estate
Board.
Every precaution has been taken
by the developers of Spring Valley
to ascertain that trade areas, which
depreciate Subdivisions home
value, will be excluded for years to
Evening star., 1939-07-22

Jews form some per cent Of the
population of Greater London.
Evening star., 1939-07-22
Chandler Building Sold
At Auction for $24O,OOO

The Chandler Building, History
Office structure at 1927 I street NV,
was sold at auction Thursday to
S. H. Kaufman, representing the
Evening star., 1939-07-22
4-Inch Stone Veneer

A stone veneer as thin as inches
can be used over a brick wall.
Evening star., 1939-06-25
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK, June "a tP.-The British
pound closed !. Of . cent lower at H,66
today after weeks Of towering slightly above
that rate In terms Of the dollar.
The loss carried the unit slightly below
the level ct which ofacial support had ap-
peared recently. Today's selling. however.
was not severe. bankers said.
Other major rates. including the French
franc. belga. Swiss franc and GuiIder. were
UNCHANGED
Gold ENGAGED abroad for shipment here
included So. 100000 in ENGLAND and S417,-
600 in India the Federal Reserve Bank
reported
Closing rates follow:
Great Britain in dollars. Others in cents.
Canada. Mont.ssl in Nsx York. s.5t:
2;07; france. 2.e5: Germany. 10. IL: Ssney..
Hgqs:ry ~ 1o 1870 Ittlls. 9;seN Nst3sriapds.
tugal. 4.27: Rumania, ~: Sweden. ALI:
yistaercna sS e ~ 7,l.. A5asgsins Sssia 3:
sisl,; 6;e5: Brasil tfysel, $40; Aexico,
SPOT sablss unless otherwise Indicated.
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Chicago Livestock

Department Of Asriculture> .---eAlable hogs
100; not enough GOOD and choice hogs
here e make tnn market %nd:rtcns 'tea6.
estimate estimssed holdoveH. so: D eompsred @ n1ss "esi
ago. good and choice 16O-36O- pound av-
erases. 35-4b hisher; packing sows. Is
ssfable cattle. 100; .calve. none; com:
yeafiinss and iisht steers frm to shade
higher; medium weights and heavies steady
to Is lower medium to good Rrades 1.16O-
1,350-pould averages and GOOD TO choice
!, ,500-1. .6o0-pound sverases showing most
70 ehoe. sht e.tsie fed i heller. .tsady @
STEADY; cows cows strong from h to Is hisher: @ cutters
and plain beef cows UP most; bulls, 1929
higher and vealerh so up: strictly tee
ana .f m.rfsss
top Iisht steers. II 1:25; medium weights iEhtS:
.tees CO. ,.sfinss ssif aonfi fio4o s.i:r.
I;4oo;pounsa oo steers. 1895 .pd ,i.s9s hs1o
~ %s s5;. r.
reached 80 and choice vealers. 1000,
Salable sheep. none; compared fridasy
last week: Spring lambs strong to 70
higher; old-crop clipped lambs steady to
1876; 1880. , PAID late for e. ssieessd NATIVES
70 ior Imfe period. sboies5; @ fed 1ooisd csli-
forniA spring lambs sealing 1880 pounds
lO.OO-10. rood 77.pound fed shorn
"a spned sS
mostly; top. s.75. paid for best. 1901 Os-
pound aversges after midveek; sheep Arm
native slaughter ewes, 2sOO-3.2b, according
to Grade and weiGht.
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Break in Corn Prices
90
UnsenIes Rest Of
Grain Market
Chicago VuIues Slump
Back to Five Year
Lows Of Thursday
BY FRANKLIN MULLIN,
Associated Press Financial wv,tsY

CHICAGO, June 24.-A break in
corn prices, which tumbled more
than q cent a bushel back to the
S-year lows established Thursday
unsettled the entire grain market
today, resulting In lower values In
all futures pits.
Wheat attempted to extend the
recovery movement started yester-
day and scored early gains of as
much Is y cent but later dropped
In sympathy with weakness in the
corn pit where selling, attributed
partly to very favorable crop reports,
proved too much for tagging COM
mercial demand.
Wheat closed unchanged to u
lower compared with yesterday s
finish. July 67N-N, September
70h- y, while corn was K-1H lower,
July, 47h-h; September 4s-4sh
Oats lost A-&, rye y cent and
lard S to 8 cents.
Prices in all pits closed at the
days lows. The gains wiped out
by the reaction In wheat had been
built up partly as Z result Of con-
tinued purchasing credited to mill
ing interests, after yesterdays large
flour business, and buying based on
strength In European markets.
Largely rejecting yesterdays action
here, Liverpool wheat closed ~ to
IN higher while Rotterdam was /
to ~ up. Cables attributed some of
the buying at Liverpool to short
covering stimulated by fear of rust
development in North America.
Grain range At principal markets
today:
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Chicago Produce

CHICAGO. June "a R.-Butter l.44s;-
23h: 81: 22s.; 90, 21la; 80. 81 other
Esss. 1910: steady; storaEe packed
hrsts. l6h: extras. 1874: other prices un-
Potstess 100; on tr.eka se7; tot: total
californis long white: sli.htly we.kss;
about steady on stock showing heated and
decay; Southern Cobblers steady; supplies
dredveiTht: Alabams Bliss Triumphs. 2; g.
1855: l. anws:hed: l. 1850, :hoyins hsst: AZ:
ed and some decay. 1.55: Louisiana Bliss
TIiumphs. U: 8. No. !. unwashed. Ito;
Mississippi Bliss Triumphs. unwashed.
1.60-S0: Arkansas Bliss Triumphs, q. .
No. l, 1.75; Oklahoma Bliss Triumphs. q.
8. No. /. 1.70-S5; U. 8. commercials 80
85 some showing decay Ito: Oklahoma
cobbleIs, generally fair quality. Las: vir-
Einia Cobblers. few good quality and con-
dition. 80: showing heated some decav.
1.26-40: North Carolina Cobblers. U. S.
No. l. no sales recorded; Californis Ions
8. No.-i. under yentila tion., 1.76: Cali:
under ice, 2.20-25: old stock. Idaho Russet
Burbanks: ., 8. No. /, under ventilation.
one car. 10.
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Dividend Meetings
sree,sI Dispa tch to The star.

NEW YORK. June 24.-Amone the i'm:
meetings this week are Abraham r. Straus,
Inc: American Can Co.. Link-B.lt Co.,
Madison SQUARE Garden Corp.. Shell Union
Oil Corp. snd United Gas Improvement Co
list Of the meetings Of companies d.h-
nitely scheduled Is reported BY Fitch In
vestors' Service as follows:
Monday, June 26.
Holly Sugar Corp (pfd) J.
Interstate Department Stores, Inc. (pfd
Tuesday. June 21.
Abraham 4 StrauS, Inc. tcom) t3 p.m)
American Can Co. (comD i2:15 PM.
>. General Theaters Equipment Corp. (com }
Hershey Chocolate Corp tpfd and CONF
interchemical Corp. fpfdo III sm).
Lane Bryant, Inc (pfd) a PM
Link-Belt Co. tpfd and COM 90 a.m.)
~ Madison Square Garden Corp. (como
$40 pmO.
Mccall Corp. (com.) t3:3O p.mD.
Norfolk & Western Ry Co. (pfd0 d1:30
Reading Co. -tcom.) n2m).
Shel Union OH Corp. tcomO III a.m.).
United Gas improvement Co. (pfd. and
Wednesday. June -.
Hecker Products Corp. (com) $3.50
PM.
Westvaco Chlorine Products Corp. tpfdo
Thursday. June 20.
Electric Bond 4 Share Co. (pfd) q
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Corporation
Reports

NEW YORK, June 24.-The fol.
lowing is summary of corporation
news prepared by Standard Stats
tics Co., Inc, New York.
General Motors Corp.-A reduc-
ton of about 20 per cent on portable
air conditioning unit has been an
nounced by Frigidaire Division Of
this company. Cut brought sug-
gested installed price, less wiring
and freight of the unit conditioner
to new low Of 1919.
Tennessee Corp-Company called
for redemption. September /, at
1929 and accrued interest of its
own issue Of 6 per cent series C
debentures. due March /, 1914, and
the series B 6 per cent convertible
debentures Of Tennessee Copper g.
Chemical Corp, predecessor, also
due March /, 1914. 1t was stated
that refinancing has been arranged
through the placement of bank loans
and serial notes bearing interest
varying from 2 per cent to per
cent and maturing over a period
Of 10 years.
Interstate Home Equipment Co.
Declared a quarterly dividend of
12l2 cents share on common stock,
payable July Is to holders of record
July /. On April IS. 1899. q dis
bursement Of II cents a share was
made.
Socony-vacuum Oil Co., Inc
Effective August Is, the interest
rate on SIS 900 900 of 81 per cent
l8-year debentures of company, due
July l, 1855. sold in 1887 to a group
OF five insurance companies at SO
would be reduced to ~ per cent
simultaneously, the redemption pre-
miums on the issue would be in
creased to 6 per cent if redeemed by
January l, 1912; Al per cent there
after through July l, 1916; per
cent thereafter through January
l. 1851; 112 per cent thereafter
through January 1, 1855, and with
out premium in the final six months.
1t was disclosed further the $4,000 =
900 of the issue held by New York
Life Insurance Co., would be repur-
chased by Socony Vacuum at 1O2
on July IA, 1899, and Immediately
resold to Metropolitan Life In
surance Co. and Prudential In
surance Co. of America at the same
price, Metropolitan taking $6,000,-
900 and Prudential, $4,000 900. Sub
sidiary, Magnolia Petroleum Co.,
plans to construct a new unit to
its Beaumont refinery for the pro-
cessing of 1000, 900 barrels of avia-
ton gasoline annually. Alkylation
process will be used. New plant will
cost more than $1,000, 900 ahd is ex-
pected to be completed by the end
of the wear.
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Earnings Of Drug Firms
Expected 10 Increase
Special Dispatch to The Star.

special OlSpatcn 10 Inc Star.
NEW YORK. June 24.-Earnings
Of drug manufacturers for 1899 are
expected to record q material In
crease above those for 1888, accord
ing to new analysis of drug, soar
and cosmetic companies appearing
in Poor's Industry and Investment
Surveys.
THE improvement will result
largely from the expansion in con-
sumer incomes. Despite the busi-
ness slump witnessed this year pur-
chasing power has remained above
last years levels. In addition, con-
tinued gains in incomes are in pros
pect, for the resumption of the re-
covery movement is expected dur
ing the near term. Producers of
proprietary and sundry drugs will
report larger earnings gains than
manufacturers of the stable ethical
drug lines.
Cosmetic companies. with their
semi-luxury products, should be IA
vored with material Improvement
in sales during 1885," continues the
analysis. THE wholesale value of
toilet preparations sold in the II
months ended March 81, 1899, was
$181 ,2O9 900, gain of 3.6 per cent
above the sales for the previous IL
months.
I'm the cosmetic and drug manu-
featuring fields the benefits re-
ceived from increased volume will
in some instances, be more than
offset by the expenses incurred
in adjusting policies to conform
with provisions of the Federal Food
Drug and Cosmetic Act. The Co.'S
metic industry as whole, however
should report material increase In
earning power this year despite keen
competition"
Evening star., 1939-06-25
New York fractions
Assume Leadership
OF Bond Market
Unificotion Hopes
Roised by Offer to
Security Holders
D the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, June 24.-Local
traction issues assumed leadership
= in the bond market today as pos
sibility of unification Of the city's
subways bulked large In traders
eyes.
Interest in fractions colored an
otherwise drab market, where. frac-
tional gains and losses were estab-
lished in SLOW dealings.
Latest fillip to unification hopes
was the city's offer Friday Of $751;
900 900 to security holders of Inter-
boro Rapid Transit and Manhat-
tan Railway. The offer, utility
men said, seemed to impress favor
ably those chiefly interested.
- Manhattan Railway Is Of 90 closed
up 234 at So and the I'd Is added
az at 341a, both near the days tops
I. R. T. loans failed to maintain
peak gains but the Is of 80 at 58As
the IS of 80 at IS and the refunding
IS of '66 were still up fractions to
more than a point.
Scoring fractional advances else
where were Commonwealth Edison
convertible 31as at 1854, Western
, Union IS Of go, Montana Power
FS24s at 100% and Nickel Plate AVS
at 48A.
Losers of as much included Inter-
national Telephone SIS at 66l2. Ar
mour of Delaware As of IS at 100
and Delaware e. Hudson refunding
Is at 81.
United States Governments ad-
vanced as much as 6/32 point in a
lackadaisical trade.
Foreign dollar loans also swung in
q narrow orbit although Greece IS
Of 68 dropped 33s to % on sale of
pounds
Transactions of $2,502 900, face
value, compared with $2,093 900 a
week ago.
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Lead Price Boosted ST
10 Years Hiqh Mark
- the Associated Press.


NEW YORK, June 2l.-Focus Of
activity In non-ferrous metal mar.
kets shifted to lead this week.
Lead was boosted 81 q ton to the
basis Of 4.85 cents a pound, equal
to the high mark Of the year. Buy.
ing was good, trade interests said.
although consumer requirements for
July are still IS per cent or more
unfilled.
Lead statistics released during the.
week disclosed a gain In stocks Of
nearly 5000 tons, despite a rise in
consumption of more than 1000 tons.
Stocks on hand at the end Of May
Of 100 ,270 tons were the highest since
last September, but were nearly 35,-
900 tons below the total at the end
Of May last year.
Cheeriest news In copper markets
was the latest trade report indicat-
ing fabricators' stocks are being
steadily eaten away and that only q
little more than a months normal
supply Is on hand.
Copper continued UNCHANGED at
10 cents, although Phelps Dodge
stuck to 10h cents. In the outside,
or secondary, market the metal was
available 3 to S points below 10
cents.
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New York Produce
NEW YORK, June "a R.-

INV ASkSEA, Suue ~H Vfj.-A88s, ~O,<EOs
steady.
Mixed colors: Fancy to extra fancy. 1874
21A;. standards. 17a4; hrsts. 16; ssconds.
1514-A; mediums. l4A: dirties No. l. 14A;
average checks, 1874; storage packed nrsts,
1921.
whites: Resale Of premium marks. 25h-
2S. Nearby and Midwestern. premium
marks. 23h-26; exchange specials, %; ex-
hssyisr media%:; soh..i2;4; 81; Nearby S5% and
sis Coast Jumbo os sRd PEemu%s Ss%
25K-A; mediums, 23-23h.
Browns: Nearby. extra fancy. 21h-26
Nearby and Midwestern. exchange specials,
q; exchange standards, 1871. Nearby,
DUCK eGss: Nearby. 1b-17.
Higher than extra. 23N.24h; extra Coz
score, 23h; nrsts tsS-9D. 22-23H; sec
onds (84-S7). 20h-21h.
Cheese. e4.269; arm, State. whole milk
Dressed poultry irregular. Fresh: Boxes.
chickens. broilers. 1924: fryers. 1924.
Frozen: Boxe: and barrels- Southwestern
Live poultry. By freisht and express.
nominal: no sales.
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Cotton Holds Near
Previous Levels in
Short Session
Large SoIes in Distont
Months Aseribed to
Spot Houses
~ the Associated Press,

NEW YORK, June 24.-The cot
ton market stayed near the previous
close today, despite heavy buying by
foreign interests Of March and May
deliveries. Closing prices were 3
points lower to higher.
Chief cause for the soggy price
tone appeared to be large sales In
distant months by leading spot
houses, apparently transferring of
hedges.
Foreign accounts sold July and
October as New York Bombay dif-
ferences again widened. July
LIQUIDATION prior to first notice day
also showed up.
Some attention was diverted to
the steadily increasing open interest
IN May, which led many brokers to
believe Bombay accounts may be
initiating another million bale stake
In the new crop.
Exports today, 10,754 bales: season
SO far, 3,420,957. Port receipts,
1892: port stocks, 1,940, 400.
Range follows.
Evening star., 1939-06-25
Big Drop in Chinese
Cotton Crop Due
BY the Associated Press


The Agriculture Department S
foreign service reported yesterday
present prospects indicate that the
1889 Chinese cotton crop may be
the smallest in more than two dec
AIDES.
Last years production, which was
low as a result of the japanese con-
flict, amounted to only 1900, 200
bales, compared with the 1933-1937
average crop of 3,272,0OO bales.
Dry weather and the military op-
erations were said to be principal
factors in reducing prospects. At
the beginning of the season dry
weather did not permit the plant
ing Of the desired amount of cot
ton, the service said.
Evening star., 1939-06-25
Bunk Dividend Voted

BALTIMORE, June "a (SpeciaD -
The Board of Directors of the CAL
vert Bank has declared a semi-an-
nual dividend of 5 per cent, or $3.50
share, on the capital stock. It is
payable July l to stockholders Of
record on June 30.
Evening star., 1939-06-25
Baltimore Exchange
Elects Officials
Special Dispatch to The Star.

SpeclaI DISPATCH TO The Star.
BALTIMORE, June 24.--Theodore
Gould has been elected vice presi-
dent of the Baltimore Stock Ex-
change. He succeeds j. Dorsey
Brown. Mr.. Gould is a former Sec
retary of the exchange.
r. L. Thompson has been named
secretary and treasurer. M. L.
Rodemeyer has been renamed as
sistant secretary and treasurer and
Paul E. Wagner has been appointed
clerk to the exchange.
DR.. Carroll Lockhard, physician
of the exchange, and Howard r.
Taylor, building manager, have been
reelected.
Evening star., 1939-06-25
Prev.
Cl0ae.

Chicase Cash MARKET.
NO. c.sh h:ls to 49, Gcanso GZs1exs a'1d na.a daa
5O4-a4: No. l yellow. 5ON-A; No l
white; bsN:h; sample, $3.50; ost.-
No. 3 mixed. 81: No. white 32h-33hA
sample, 3Oh-3ih. soy beans-No 3 yel-
low: as; barley maltins. 5O-57 nominal;
feed 35-45 nominal.
Winnipeg Cash Market.
WINNIPEG June "a R,.-Cash wheat;
No: Northern. 59N: No. Q. 55A; No. 3,
511t. OATS No. white. 20; No. 3. 20.
Evening star., 1939-06-25

Cottonseed oil closed steady: bleachable
crude, 5.25-5,50. July, 5a4b: September,
31lb: October. SID; December. 624b;
Bid. Asked.
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quotations furnished by Investment at
40 not necessarily reflect actual transac-
tons or f1rm bids or offers but should ir,di-
cate approximate prices. and unless other
sors or issuerS -e OWL
mot quoted BY SPONSORS or issuers.
Evening star., 1939-06-25
D. 6. Securities

Quotations By Johnston, Lemon A Coz
Yesterdays closing bid and asked
quotations on Washington securities
which are traded over the counter
follow.
Evening star., 1939-06-25

NEW YORK. June 24-The Associated
Press weighted wholesale price index OF IS
commodities today declined to 66.19
Previous day. $3.50; week ago. $3.50;
month ago. 81. 90: year ago, 1925.
Rance Of recent years:
High sass ssas; 74s3 1eas asi4 5sa7 ssss ssss-ae'
Low "a 93 1886 1885 41.44
(1926 average EQUALS 1909
Evening star., 1939-06-25

spot nominal: middlinR. g,91.
Cottsnseed OIL
Sottonseed oil futures dropped ] to 5
points today in . trade featured largely
~ svitchinK operatoins. July exchanged
~ points under January widest difference
on the crop thus far. Heayiness OF lard
M vas stumbling block to buyers. Sales to-
ts!ed 4 aH % contracts: July. 6.4Ob: September,
90; October. 6.66b: December. 6.77:
January. 6.7ab,. ID Bid Crude oil was
auEted nominally In the Southeast and
valley at 5ss-h cents, and 5h-X in Texas
Evening star., 1939-06-25
Miscellaneous Markets,

Miscellaneous Markets.
Additional New York markets. as COM
Wool ToPsUFutures we're unchanged
to 2 points lower. July. Sl.1: October,
79.3: December. 7STb. Spot. standard
tops, $40. unchanged
RAW HIDES-Futures new closed / to
7 higher. Sales. 1.64O.0 600 pounds June,
II .15: September. IL .32: December. / / Sob
Old contract. no sales. Spot. No. Western
light native cows. lin.
Bid Nominal.
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New York Bunk Stocks

RuiIwoy Income j..
NEW YORK. June "a R1.-Net operat-
ing income before fixed CHARGES and Other
income. OF railroads reporting today fol
st. Louis. San Fran S748O5 .S2S1,b4C
Wabash Q603I 90 0Sf
Deficit
Evening star., 1939-06-25
Washington Stock Exchange
Year 1899

+ CRepored BY W. D. Hbbs
INCLUDING "a.
Evening star., 1939-06-25
Federal Lund bunks

NEW YORK. June "A up.-Feder.l Land
Bank bonds: -
Evening star., 1939-06-25
Corporate Eorninos

NEW YORK, June "a 0P.-Corporate
earnings reports issued during the week
showing profits per common share included
Quarter Ended March 81.
Evening star., 1939-06-25

NEW YORK. June "a 1P.-Investment
Bankers Conference, Inc:
Evening star., 1939-06-25
New OYIeaas Prices

a, NEW ORLEANS. June "a tP1.-Liouida-
tion OF October was Offset BY covering and
trade buying in other positions in cotton
Iutuies here today and closing prices were
9teady 3 points net higher To loHer
Evening star., 1939-06-25
Insurance Stocks

NEW YORK June "a 'UP.-lnyestmen
Bankers Conference. Inc:
Evening star., 1939-06-25

Sales. PUBLIC UTILITIES.
$4,000 Ana b Pot Riv r n 1st
10000 Capital Traction LIST 5N
1000 City & Sub Ry 1st 81 1e
$4,000 Wash Gas Light LIST so
1880 wash Ry d "a Cons ~
Evening star., 1939-06-25
Investing Companies

ASSOCIATES. BosTof
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-12-23
DEAR SANTA CLAUS,

In hopes you are in a good frame
Of mind we have listed our wishes
for presents this Christmas. We
take time out to remind you to re-
member a few fine fellows who per-
haps are too big to tack up a sock
but still would be made happy il
you slid down their "smoke-stacks."
Would you be so kind as TO make
stop by the home OF Harold
Smith. former pride of amateur
tournaments, and tell him its al
right if he was stopped by Mans
field Driscell in trying TO win the
celebrated welterweight state title
belt of Boxing Commissioner John
]. Hettche; the belt won't wear
out before he gets another chance
10 try for it. You can also stop
in at the Boxing "Commish" and
leave a note to Mr.. Hettche COM
plimenting him on a good year as
its director
Speaking Of some Of those who
have been invaluable in the field
Of Race athletic promotion, il
would be good II you would give
a pat on the backs Of Leon Wheeler,
Larry Bleach, Joe Duplessis. Shell
ton johnson, Clarence Gatliff and
Stanley Evans.
Please promise John Glover. new
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-12-23
By BRANToN CRANE

The Jones Brothers Morticians
from Dayton, Ohio, come to Detroit
Christmas night; but they won't
have any presents for the Detroit
representative team in the Midwest
Basketball league, because the To-
cal lads were impolite enough to
beat the Ohio team a few weeks
ago in their hometown.
For Detroits victory over the
Dayton aggregation, the Jones
Brothers quint have been cooking
up some surprises to pull off on
the lea6ers of the Midwest basket
ball league
Detroit held on TO their league
top position, gained by an upset
victory over the Jones Brothers IN
their opening game a week ago by
day night in Cleveland, 10 to 48.
According 10 Coach John Glover
you don't have to be one of the
ace scorers to be the star of oas-
ketball game. Dee jenkins Detroit
guard, proved that Sunday night
when he didn't score single point
but played one of the finest games
of his career.
Cleveland led Detroit at the end
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-12-23
Barnet Big Hit
At Golden Gate

NEW YORK, Dec. 22-Charlie
Barnet and his orchestra booked
into the new million dollar Golden
Gate ballroom, l42nd street and
Lenox avenue, for a one-night stand,
Thursday, Dec. "A, established a new
all-time Thursday night box office
record at the dance center. A crowd
of 1851 paid admissions stormcd
the mammoth Golden Gate box Of
flee to see and hear the only white
dance band attraction TO dance jit-
ierbugs in the aislcs" at Harlem's
Aollo theatre during his engage
ment a week ago Barnets spec
tacular success caused Jay Pagan,
managing director of the Golden
Gate ballroom, TO engage the fam
Gus Charlie 10 appear this Thurs
day night, Dec. 81, from pm. to
3 am.
Charlie Barnet insisted on q
clause in his contract that per-
mits the admission OF ladies free
on that night Charlie, in an inter-
view said, The people OF Harlem
have been mighty fine in accepting
my brand Of music and to show my
appreciation for the manner all Har-
lem has received my efforts, have
asked Mr.. Faggan for the privilege
Of inviting ladies to be my guests
this Thursday night"
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-12-23
Lakes Play All-Stars For Charity On December Fl
DAYTON CAGERS TO INVADE
DETROIT CHRISTMAS NIGHT

Of the first quarter but fell poins
behind the league leaders at ~
end Of the half. They were on tn
low end of a IS to 80 score at ~
end OF the third quarter,
Wilbert King. Detroit forware,
and Joe Holloway, were high point
scorers with II points for King and
IS for Holloway. Ted Frawks,
Cleveland, came close with Is
points, scoring field goals before
he was stopped in the third period
Detroit ran through Columbus.
Ohio, Saturday night, AZ TO 81 be-
fore they left for Cleveland. The
Brewster Glass A team was beaten
bv Pontiac Juniors.
The Detroit-Jones Brothers con-
test will be played at Brewster
Recreation centeEchrtstmaS night.