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audience. AR. White was iny,,.
TO return and organize some mn.,
cal vocal and INSTRUMENTAL
groups.
The program held New year,
day at the Union Baptist chnrcL
was very Interesting and inclndoX
three musical numbers Nv Nj
Johnson. violinist. accompanied i,
AIRS. Hunter; scripture. ps. 81 III
- and remarks by Mr.. Dunrv and
W. 7. Lewis. Tho Rev. JosenN
Woods spoke in The absence NJ m
J.. Spear who was unable 10 keeu
MS appointment as princinat
speaker. Tho Rev. Mr.. Wood
made an excellent talk on "RaciaI
Preparedness Mrs. Hunter AID
Mcssrs. Gordon and william com1
priscd The prc>ram commiiic eel
The Row 5. !. Johnson is pastor Il
New Years services AT NJ. zion|
BAPTIST church were we'll attended,
The pastor. the Rev. Mr.. Harris
was recalled as pastor for 1asa
Mr.. and Mrs Reuben Campbell
have returned 10 Lansing afer|
50 ding tho holidays with Mrs.
Campbcll's sister in SAGINAW
\ very good crowd was in at4
tendance At the New Years Eve
services at the Church Of God.
Virginia and Elizabeth Groo-A
daughters OF Mrs. Ethel Greene ID
Grand Rapids arc visiting Mr. and
Mrs. John Sleet
Some Of ,he I.ansiugiies arc he-
ing appointed TO positions in M
rapi'ol
Mrs, Blanche Miller is on the sick
isl.
Mrs. James Griffin who cams'
from Port Arthur. Texas. 10 visit|
her sisicr-in-law. Mrs. Cleveland
Pickett over The Christmas hol-
DAYS, was taken suddenly III and
had 70 he rushed 10 the Nessiesl
sanitation FOR nm operation for|
appendicitis.
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Beasley called Il her dream house.
She knew that she couldn't afford
TO actually build Il. so she did the
next best thing-got out her GRO.
chetlng needle and started. work.
Mrs Beasley's miniature dream
houses she now al work on her
-ixih--have TWO stories They are
lighted with tiny electric lights. but.
outside Of these. everything is cro-
che,ed even down 70 the water In
The tiny tub in the bathroom The
lawns around them are made OF
green wool.
Il Is the architects" fondest
hope tina, she can save enough
money from the sale OF her GRO.
cheted houses TO build an actual
dream home OF her own.
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LEGAL NOTICES
Atty. Ernest VI. Cabule
G0,> Recchw ood
No. a>t.Og.

STATE or MICHIGAN In the
Circuit cour, Tor me County OF
Wayae IN Chancery
TONY KASCHrh an Infant,
pairn0 ~ HELEN kASCHUK.
p,fcrdAa'
At a session ~ said Court held al
he Court IioaSe IN the City OF De-
'rol' N ~a:A county on The lGia
day 81 December A. u. 1888.
Present iIoaorable THEODORE
J. RICHTER Circuii Judge.
In his matter. Il appearing 70
the court by affidavit on file that
ehaucery summons has been issued
oa' and anASr the seal % his court
Tor the appearance % 'hc defrn-
iant herein aud that he same
could no, We served Oh or before
me return day thereof. because The
said defendant beins resident Of
De fi'y of Defoi'. Cpveiy Of
Watue and state OF Mlehlsan. was
concealed therein and said chan
Gerry summons has been returned
with the certificate thereon en-
dos scd -lowiug that after diligen'
search and inquiry The said de-
feudsn' eoald i.o' be served IN The
STATE "a Michi-aE ON or before he
reriu day threnf;
Therefore % motion Of ERNEST
NJ CABrf.E Attorney for the
rlalniin
IT Is ORDERED hat the said
HELEN KASCllrk. cause her APP
pearance 20 he entered in this
cause. Within three months from
the date Of THIS order. and IN case
VI her appearance she cause her
answer 20 Tho plaintiffs bill %
complaint 10 w. filed, and COPY
thereof TO he served upon the al
iorncys for he plaintiff within
twenty-davs after service upon her
~ copy OF sald bill and notice az
his order and hat IN default
thereof. The said bill will be taken
as confessed by The said defendant.
n Is FURTHER ORDERED thar
a true copy OF fhis nrder be pub
lishcd IN any newspaper Published
and circulating in The County Of
Wayne according 10 law.
THEODORE ! RICHTER
Circuit Judge.
GA True Copy
T. j. Dunn.
Deputy Clerk.
1871 Eliza.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-01-07
Jim Crow In
Michigan College
By Uncle 7onliing'
Seventh-Day
Clergyman And
Educator Named

DETROIT Mich AMP De-
fending segregation as pracliced in
'be dining hall Of Emanuel Mis-
Sionary college Berricn springs
II. j Rooster. president of The we'll
known denonina'ional school. last
we'k disclosed ihe origin III his
policy invoking T. II. -Aliison chi
raeo c'rfgAman pastor of The Shi.
Ion Tahclnaeic asid j. l.. Moran.
president Of ulNwood Jr collage.
Huntsville. Ala. 81 Junipr college
Tor Negro students operated D., the
ADVENTIST ,hn,h, With himself in
. "soll-ou' deal 10 Systematically
Seercgate coIored students ia the
MICHIGAN collcs' tie ,aier 20 rc-
strict their alicudnlt az all Sew
cnih-lpay senior colleges
Negro constituent. lad protest.
ed aean- reccntly adopted poli-
ties which assign 10 voting Negro
men n lucrow TOW in ia, daily
dnilnii"it Worship aud 10 All col
orcd s'uden~ iim-crow tables IN
The oniy lin'ag han operated BY iic
college IheY pointed 20 the fac,
That some northern school Of this
denomination had established a lib
eral tradition in such matters, and
thar lhc denomination had. like he
Onakers been on Tie Side OF aboli-
iion aud equal rights IN The past.
college authorities however res
nlniely r"-anirmcd 'he new pulley
and Threatened 20 bar negro stu
arms from The school entirely II
protests continue. In answering
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Alise Lewis 4 Rawlette.
Gn, Adams Ave. T..
Va. sss->.>

= VIE Of MICHIGAN
ane's ~ WaAne s.
A. session 8. ne Probate oart
.t rDn', as Wayne aeld AT
rae fl co.r' Room IN the
n~ir "a iae first Jay ~
80, ah- ia fAs eear one hous-
sas ss aari,ra ana .h.ry-eish,.
srr' ioSEPN A. MURPHY.
feiss X rrooa,e In The Matter
s. ae E>'s,s * GORDoN HAIR
Nt> deceased
on residing ani ...ug TIE iie;..isr
Aars nsrr:s p.aying .Aa; adj
stvAiWn q said es'a,e be
-rHsel 70 herself or some o;her
ahr psesor:
II = ordered Tha, n 'en;h day
Jaa-ary aeN, AZ Ten o'eo cS IN
e fas.To. s: SAX! vo@f; Room.
~ sYpain'sl ter Arafng said peii-
r An "a .4s:Ae- ordered
lHs, Wy 4: ;ais order ne pub
Stel a4se s3srsssiye "eeNs pre-
tas sad ilme s. Ae7sing. in
IRE ne.so e hars gewspaper
h 4t ara isel,a,'gg IL ssic
B. wtyre.
JOSEPH A "EPHy.
j4dse 6, Probate
- oryl
slFRsn t. VINCENT
ns; y Paba'e Register
le.,5--l.7
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tii,s. lewis a RoWlette,
GUs T.. Adams Ave.
NJ. 5Gl.es:l

STATE Or HlGAN.
Co4ar o, Wsvne. S.
st D srssior u ne + obafe Court
.97 sa.d county ~ Wayne. held at
me lr1,iate Court Room IN he
Civ %. Detfoii on he tenth day
~ December in no year one ihous-
and nine huudred and ;hiriy-cicbt.
rfesen Joseph A MURPHY.
jTdse ~ PROBATE.
IN ine Matter % 'he Estate oi
SARAH A. SIMPSON, deceased
Henri Lewis. Jr special ad
m.nis'feior Of said estate. having
endeied 30 his Court his first and
fns administration account IN
said natter and dled herewith his
sctsin PRAYING hat ihe balance OF
SAID estate be assigned % The gem
cs, administrators ~ said estate
naen appointed and qualified and
mar no be allowed certain sum
'or services rcnde in said mat
Ter:
II Il ordered That the :wenfy-
q - day " March, rext At ten o.
clock In the forenoon AZ said Court
Room he appointed for examining
and allowing said account and
hearing said petitions
And g. is further Ordered That
a copy ~ his order he published
three successive weeks previous H.
.sld time OF hearing IN the Detroit
Tribune newspaper printed and
circulating In said County OF
Wayne.
JOSEPH A. MURPHY.
Judge OF Probate
"a true copy
ALFRED l. VINCENT.
Deputy Probate Register.
1c-ol--i-l4--3o
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-01-07
Six Persons Lynched
In Southern States
During Year Of 1888

Records complied in The Depart
meni Of Records and Research At
Tuskcece institute. reveal that six
persons we're l>nchcd IN 1888 This
Is two lees than IN 1896 and 1897
and II less lhan the % OF 1895.
Records also reveal that no per-
son isnched was IN the hands OF
the law enforcing agency. Two
OF the victims were burned.
There we're e. instances in which
officers ~ he law prevented lyn-
chings. Three OF these were IN
northern states, and 80 in south
crn states. In Al OF the instances.
the prisoners we're removed or the
guards augmented. or other pretau-
lions taken. In The other Instance.
armed force Was used To repel The
wpud-be ynthers. A total Of 81
rels sons three white. 40 Negro
mon. and one Negro woman. We're
saved from death at the hands Or
mobs.
OF Tho six persons lynchcd. all
we're colored The offenses charg-
ed were: rape. ]; murder, 3; fall
nre 10 complete payment on funeral
bill. /; insulting remarks 10 wom-
an l.
Mississippi led with three I'm
chings Florida. Georgia, Louisi-
ana had one each.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-01-07

Mrs ALICE BEAsLEy OF Brook
WI vn nigh, We'll be known as the
woelis most unusual architect ac'
cord.ag 20 Dave E.man, dean Of
Americas Lobbyists
For MIS- Beasley. who Is assis-'
tani fote.ady a; a metal specially
manufacturing company IN New York
OK, doesn't build her houses OF
steel cr hs.sk or wood. She GRO
shsts hem
Explaining the reason back % her
Unusual c,aft on a recent Hobby
lobby Wednesday night MIC
broadcast. she spoke 81 her dream
y owning her own home. She was
always Interested IN magazine pic
lures az homes and estates. One
was especially appealing - Mrs.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-01-07
LANSING NEWS

Friendship Baptist church cN-
tended a call 70 minister from
ludianapoiis Ind. last Thursday
evcuing
The fifiieth anniversary Of The
Rcv refillord hogan Monday even
ing ana Will continue for week.
There VIII be a program each night.
The Rev Mr. I'LL preached at
Friendship Baptist; church last
Sunday
Emerson White spoke a. Lincoln
school recently. Ills talk conferred
around music and lecrcaiional
work There was an approcia'iye
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nRDfR 10 APPFAK

Ats session II ~ above aarit'ed
Court. rsd ss 81 r'v 81. Dug
4, no ct'~ ef pe-i rur.v "
vav-e ara Ss ~ VI gar 'a.s
le'1 DIV 3. 0-ehtr .9as pres
Sent y Al p + Nai h.
rer Judge
Satisfactory aregt pp'asag bg
-ffd9f rr, faaa' ST.
Las i.'cfY ls fhi es.lsH, %
re l. 34ntv az
Warre AID Sfa'e 81 Mishiesa bar
f7a' nus tr tn9Nn residence was
n me Towee9 > of Pores, S'a'e *
Mississippi are ~ General be.
lieery
on motor WILLIAM r PAT
RICK S. Attorney for re Plain
M 1T IS ORDERED thar the De-
feniar' SiLAS LACEY. eater his
appearance oh5er ia person or by
ATTORNEY ni'hir three months from
the dale Of ihs order or the Bill
~ CO lplain' viii DO taken as COM
fessed. acainst him.
1T IS FURTHER ORDERED thar
true copy ~ his o-ier be sent.
hy rerffered mail, postage prepaid
return receipt requested % 'he act
known address ~ The Defendant.
and iha' true cfy be Published
In a newspaper in ARD for the
County OF Wayne corGag 20 law
ADW.rH + MNSScHNER
rlrcuii Judge
q true r1py
VERNON T.. KFKN1S
Iannt. 49, --I - INN
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Try 10 be as patient as possible
WIKI him TOR he Is nervous type
and DOESN'T realize lie makes yon
unhappy
II. VI. u. VIM | marry soon and
lind happiness that i ever, won-
an'> right.
81 immediaicly The fellow you
are ksepinS company means well
and adnirc; vou hi he isn't inicf-
e~'ed 10 marriage \ marriage aud
happiness viii be yours within a
course Of Tho next vcar
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LEGAL NOTICES

torney for the Plaintiff 1T is Or
DERED that the said Defendant,
Warren Zeigiar, enter his appear
ance IN this cause. on or before
three months from the date OF this
Order or that the said Bill OF Com
plant will be taken as confessed
and that ,his order be served and
published az required by law.
ARTHUR WEBSTER
Circuit Judge
"a true copy
!. ) DUNE
Deputy Clerk
le-s-l-l4. 80
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STATE OF MICHIGAN. In the
circuit Court for Tie County OF
WAYNE ~ Chlncery.
REGINALD RANKIN. Plaintiff.
81. FLORA RANKIN. Defendant.
ORDrR TO APPEAR
81 session OF the above eniitl-
ed Court. held 'n the County Build
INK in The riy OF Detroit this 90
day ~ December. A. - 1898
Present Honorable. THEODOR F.
J. RICHTER Circuit Judge.
II appearing from affidavit. here
20 attached. tha, the Defendant.
Flora Rankin IS not a resident Of
he lily OF Detroit. state Of Mlchi-
gan. bat that her last known place
% Residence was AZ No 672j Cor
ncll Avenue. Chicago, Illinois. and
further that The above address Is
'he only one known 10 The Plain
M on The date ~ the filing Of this.
his application for divorce.
on motion Of WILLIAM T. PAT
RICK Sra Attorney for tho Plaln-
tiff. lT Is HEREBY ORDERED
that The defendant. Flora Rankin.
enter her appearance. either by
herself or her Attorney. within
three months from The date hereof.
or The l!lll OF Complaint filed IN
his cause will he taken a. copfess-
ed AGAINST her.
n il Further Ordered that 2 true
copy ~ this order he published IN
= Newspaper in and Tor The Conn
~ NJ Wayre. r nd that 2 true COPY
~ said order he mailed 10 the last
known address ~ the Defendant.
hy registered mail. postage pre-
paid return receipt requested
i1IEODORT J. RICHTER.
Circuit Judge.
"a true copy)
r. j. Dunn.
Deputy Cler'
Is-2l 81 ~
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LEGAL NOTICES
ATTY william I. Patrick. ST.
1904 st Antoine =.
No. 9Ss,12;

STATE or MICHIGAN IN the
Circuit curt or Inc county y
wsyne in chancery.
HENRY j. HANDY. f. AL. PLATA
tlits, vs DANIEL. GRAHAM. et al.
pef~uasu's
ORDER To APPEAR
A. session q. ne above eati;l-
ed copr held IA tie County Build
ing IN he cry 0, Detroit. County
y WA,ae and state OF Michigan.
'tis roth day q December. 4. d
ies,
Prr>-A Honorable THEODORE
!. RICHTER. ,ireui, Judge
7 appssrins from af.lde'ii here
.o a'ach4l ,as Mrs hlgMe one
>, ,he above name Defendants. is
30. es.dent q ne CIV OF De-
'soi' County @, Wayne and S,a,e
Z Michigan. ba that her .as'
nno~n address was IN Detroit.
Mich gan care o, General Delivery
e7ld further that shv j. IA h.dipg
.r has lefl 'Ar STATE q; Michigan.
on mo;ion u WILLIAM T. PAT
Elt Is ST. Arofno fof Plaintiffs
lr Is HEREBY ORDERED. aat
me Mrs llishie one @. The above
t.usd p,frn nn's enter her ap-
p'sfarc' either 10 person. or BIS
,nosnev Wrhin three months from
d,'e n ms order or BIZ ~ Cons
palm wi pc aiken as confer ed
s-aias her.
TT IS FURTHER ORDERED.
'la' irue cop, ~ biz order BE-
priptsd in iew.pap-r IN and for
'ne rugn'y ~ Wayue. and iha' a
'sie COP, hs sent last known adj
iress - De;cndau' postage pre-
.sl. registered mail rciurn re-
ep eggeS'ed
THEODORE J RICHTER
Circuit Judge.
"a gne copy
r : pann
Deputy 'icrk
i.-2, "a 80
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ORnIR To APPFAR

AZ a session ~ 'he agove ent'i-
as ae, IS 'he 'osa'y 81 d.
lts r fl- Fly ~ Defror County
Warae ana S'ae ~ Michigan
-a dty December A. d
Hfs-.'7 iioa.rsoi7 Joseph 4
frous sppes..H n.
,na.at ..s' 10 peterdan; STER-
iaNG BERRY e o, a resident OF
ae y ., Detroit coun'y OF wayae
sac STATE - Me4 -aH bur Thar his
.as' krpwr ~-ieence Nss in he
ToWrsa'p 3, Gfllsrs safe OF
Asta's.s rat ;Geaefa' Delivery.
~ son WILLIAM r. PAT
RICK. 81. Af'9 a-y fer he Pain
ir IL u!.yhRkp ha. The De-
tn hfilNG BERRY enter
aif-tfsre ~ person or
AHts wa.n h~ months
m u.s. Ais fe or he
~ net r VII ~ aaen as
a.s.s.4 as 1T HIM.
ls IS RITTER ORDERED.
ar . pv his order he
-r is cs .esed MAJ. postage
~ .a... gfa ep' 'I.-r'~-
M II w. ad.ress - me
Ne, sta ma ft.. ~, BE-
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ATTY. WV. v. BANKS
as .. Vernon Highway
NJ. s~flf-

STATE or MICHIGAN. In the
Citcui fo1 FOR The County oi
Wsyne % rhancery
MARIE zriGl Ar plaln4l VS..
WARREN lEIGLAR Defendaat
ORDER or PJBLICATION
y y sessiNn 1f said Court held at
Tho Court House in the city of be-
trolt County 81 Wavne and state
'oi Michigan. on The esih Gay NJ
November A. d. 1888 Present: The
honorable Arthur Webster Circuit
Judge.
!, appearing by affidavit attached
hereto. that the Defendant. Warren
zeislar IL not a resident OF the
State OF Michigan. and that his last
known residence is Dawson. Geor-
gia- 4
On motion Of VIM. V. Banks. at
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4 Inn the SHADOW
1Of the STARS y
81 AbbC UdH0CE
.D...o,sr yrsAl ST o. M Asryazn sI1ee
! 4 ~

NOTElon, question will he anaIyzd ree IN THIS column osv
i,clud Ginning and sign Your fun name
and eoec, address your letter For freais nrs
send only 25c and STAMPED envelope for my latest 40
READING covering b'ftdefe also ref is. "a .nr
three Explain problems clearly nnu Son
Gn our 10 those Of logical reasoning
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ny 1889 AsTRoLocY READINGS ARE NOW READY

- ,o,o Acrpnr nCv DE
r. : WIN be able to lind
war; .ome,im, before The ,ifieen.
IN ri .lnnunr, ~ have In mind !.
nm about. the nn>t anxious person
in thi> world 10 90 10 work.
4 n ~. vorr boo,s that
,oa na uosk NITRO a per-
-, B.u;i. pa,lnr
II aa royir aual..i-
known ma,
~. m n
vf ~. IAN
u ,rom ats marc II
n.. ~.
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49,. NJ, NJ. Al s,, v;>h :. L,ov
=, ,,...r, ~. ,,,,. n., a.a,u,
~. '-'''' s..
II ST..
VII.
I'LL,
G.. 4. ". / had an operation ami
never hu. been VII Since. /
have mire a lot oi mi>cr, all OF
The lime and have taken IN cont
siderable iIc>h during The past
YEAR and / wish 10 Know ii VIII
c,rr >nal, nnf ri thi> condition
aud how mus 20 about II,
r a aae for vog
% Fhs,o 20 's do or
ANA ans .tn,u fo~
v4, les,
4, .n .as..h.
~ 1856 as esSsr ~ eip.
M saar AcN'h
III a.e .sr,.s fs se..s. .3v
"a nst Is uae. saa ono opera
.ior ST.. ,ai~ da., ar i, on.o
II n 10 I'M ,hi,l IN, 80,
au,tbiu, ~, :, mi. law ,ul, nm
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-01-07

6. L. ". had an operation and
never have been VIII since. !
have anile a I,d ci mi>cr, all OF
The ime and hay" taken an cont
siderable ilc>h during The past
year anl wish io know ii viii
ever snap onf al ihl> condition
aud how must 20 about IT,
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Atty. william 7. Patrick. Sr.
1901 ". ,nioine ~.
w. 9Si,s3S

STATE Or MICHIGAN. In the
circuit Court for the County OF
WAYNE IN Chlncery.
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H. II. po ,on think viii ret
ANYTHING ont oi this law suit ain
involved in! ll>o tell me ii This
LAWYER ! have i any good or
should e,i another.
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VERNON T.. FFRnlS
lspl'f cerf -G III 1890
Evening star., 1939-06-24
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Assoclateo PIeSS.
NEW YORK, June 24.-Traders
concentrated on local traction issue
In the bond market today.
Following another, and what ap-
peared to be a decisive, step toward
municipal operation of New York S
transportation facilities, buyers Gag
erly bid for Interboro Rapid Transit
and Manhattan Railway loans.
Yesterday the city made an offer
of '$l51 900 900 to security holders of
these lines.
Manhattan Railway As of go ran
up more than points and Inter-
boro rs of 80, IS of 80 and refund
ing SIS of '66 were all up more than
q point near the end of the session.
Only handful of deals were
made elsewhere at fractional price
changes either way. In the plus
column were loans of International
Hydro Electric, New York Central,
Texas Corp. and Western Union.
Missouri Pacific IS of IT "F," Al
lephany IS of '49 and American &
Foreign Powers IS declined.
In listless foreign division
Greece IS were up more than 8.
Gains among United States Treas
ury issues ranged to 10-32ds of a
Point.
Evening star., 1939-06-24
Washington Produce

BUTTER-ao score 1-pound prints. 81:
tubs. 26; 4-pound prints. 2s; 81 score
I-pound prints, IS; tub 2'' '.-pound
MEATS Choice beef Is: eood beef
1917; calves, 1917; spring lambs, 22-23
veal 1918; pork lon. II smoked regular
ham, 222-23; smoked skinned ham. "a
large smoked skined ham. @O-2l: bacon
sliced; IS; bacon. piece. %; compound. l0'
y LiiIylEEsiTocK-piss. 1eo-14o pounds,
520-5 .45 light pigs. l4o-16o pounds
5 .aO-615: 160-210 pounds. 5.95-6.20;
.10-25o pounds 5.10-5 as: 25030o
pounds. 5 65-57 20: calves, GOOD grade g
down: lambs. down; sprins lambs, 9
down: sowS 4.10-4 80; stays. . so down
United States Bureau of Agriculture
Economics. Prices paid net (. o. b. Wash.
ington:
EGGS-Market steady For eggs csndled
and graded in Washington tJune "a
Whites, y. S. extras. large. "a; U. S. ex.
tras, mediums 20; U. S. standards large
20; U. s. standards mediums Is; u. S
trades, IA For nearby unsraded eggs
Current receipts. whites, 10 to 16l2; mixed
'0lDISi LIVE PoULTRsY-Market 5G irs setady. Fowl
colored. all sizes. 3 to 16: No. IS. 10 to
IL; Legnorns II to u: roosters = to 10
Chickens-Virginia Rocks. broilers nae
fryers. all sizes 10 to 20: No. IS. IA tc
10; Delaware Rocks and crosses. broilers
and fryers all sizes 10 10 20. No. IS. 4
to Is; mixed colored fryers. Is to I6
Leghorns. brolers. all sizes. IA to IS: tur-
keys, old toms, 13: old hens. 16.
Evening star., 1939-06-24
McGiII Staple Index
Advances DecisiveIy
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
AUBURNDALE, Mass, June "a
The index for commodity prices
compiled by the McGill Commodity
Service, Inc, advanced decisively
during the third complete week end
ing in June.
The latest index number of 81.
compares with 666 for the previous
week and 68.5 for the first week in
January of this year.
The advance in the index was
attributable mainly to strength in
livestock prices, inasmuch as the in
dex for industrial and agricultural
products remained unchanged from
the previous week Of the IA indi-
vidual price classifcations, 3 ad-
vanced, declined and 8 remained
unchanged from the previous weeks
level.
Although. the index for industrial
products remained the same as that
OF the previous week, declines took
place in the hide and leather index,
paint materials and vegetable oils.
However, these were offset by
strength in non-ferrous metals and
in coarse textiles.
Evening star., 1939-06-24
Chicago Grain
[Hy the Associated Press

BY Ihe Associated Press.
CHICAGO, June 24.-The wheat
market today attempted to extend
the recovery movement which be-
gan yesterday but failed out of
sympathy for a decline in corn
prices. which tumbled to the lowest
levels in five years.
Early wheat market gains of as
much as g cent were wiped out in
last hour selling and losses amount
Ing in some cases to 30 cent were
substituted.
Corn fell more than a cent
bushel to equal the seasonal lows
Established Thursday. Selling was
attributed partly to favorable
weather for crop development.
Wheat closed unchanged to y
over compared with yesterdays
finish, July, $685.; September,
F5l2-ss; corn, 7s-14 down, July,
47sa-1a; September, 49-49ls; oats,
es-5s lower.
Earlier, the wheat market had
advanced fractions to 7Oas for July
hnd 7lls for September.
Evening star., 1939-06-24
New York Produce

NEW YORK, June "a QP.-Esss, 25,24s;
steady.
Mixed colors: Fancy to extra fancy, 1sA-
21A; standards. 17a4; nrsts. l6; seconds
15H-A: mediums. 1434: .dirties No. 1, IAN;
average checks, 1874; storage packed nrsts
1914
Whites: Resale qf pEedWium marks 2Sm
marks: Ssk;25: exehsnse specials. 20; &:
heavier mediums. 20k-24. Nearby and
Midwestern, exchange mediums. 1920. Pa
3Oa4; specials, 26N-2sA: standards.
25AA; mediums, 23-23a.
Browns: Nearby, extra fancy. 21h-26.
Nearby and Midwestern. exchange specials
21; exchange standards. 1Sh. Nearby.
Duck eggs: Nearby. 1917.
Higher than extra. 23A-24A; extra l92
score), 23ka; frsts tSS-91), 22-23h; sec
onds (S4-S7). 2Oh-21h.
Cheese. 64,259:, frm:. State. whole milk
fats. current makes, 15ha; other Grades
unchanged.
Dressed poultry irregular Fresh: Boxes.
chickens. broilers. 1924: fryers. 1924
Frozen: Boxes and barrels, Southwestern
turkeys unouoted. Other dressed prices
UNCHANGED
Live poultry. By freiEht and express.
nominal: no saleo.