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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-11-14
ROOSEVELT KAPTA.
"A ABEvANDOROLTAK
0R|ASI TOBBSECET
Mahoning megye Sc valasztasi
keriileteben, ahol tumyom6
Szamban laknak a bevandOrol-
tax, Roosevelt kapta a szavaza-
tOk 80 szazalekat

Elmultak a valasztasok es
megszamlaltak hivatalosan is a
szavazatokat. A szamokb6l er-
dekes adatokat lehet kiszemel-
nj. Icy kideru1t az, hogy a be-
vandorolt szarmazasu polgarok-
max 80 szazaleka szavazott
Roosevelt eln0k ujra megva-
lasztasa mellett. Mahoning me-
gyenek 263 valaszto keriilete
van.
A 263-bol 56-ban Roosevelt
tobb mint $4,000 szavazatot
kapott, mig Willkie csak 2,4OO-
at. Az 56 valasztasi keruletbol
ii van Campbellben, 4 Stru-
thersben es SO Youngstownban.
Ha megnezziik, hogy hol fek-
szenek eek a valasztasi keru-
letek, akkor lathatjuk, hogy
mind olyan varosreszben van,
ahol a bevandoroltak laknak
Icy a Steelton, Lansingville,
Haselton, Brier Hill varosre
seek.
Erdekes, hogy Roosevelt a
t0bbi 207 valasztasi kerliletben
atlag csak SO szazalek szava-
zatot kapott. Roosevelt tobb-
sege Mahoning megyeben k0zel
$4,000 volt, ebb6l 21, 800 tobb.
seget a bevandoroltak altal la.
kott varosreszekb6l kapta.
A legnagyobb szavazat arany
nyal nyert Roosevelt a csak.
mem totok altal lakott 7-ik ke,
ruleti E precinctben, amely az
Adams iskolaban Lansingviller
szavaz. OFT Roosevelt $50 sza.
vazatot kapott es Willkie csaE
26-ot.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-11-14
.ECY H0NAP MEG A
RECISzTRALASRA
December 26-ig minden nem-
polgar bevandoroltnak regiszt-
ralni kell. Az eddigi eredmeny

A nepszamlalas adatai SEE
rint Mahoning megyeben mint
egy 1900 nem polgar bevan-
dorolt lakott. Eek koziil eddig
mintegy 10000 regisztralt a
posta hivatalok utjan.
A tobbi 70O0-nek mar alig
egy honapja van hatra, hogy
elvegezze a t0rveny altal eloirt
jelentkezest. Aki mem jelent-
kezik, nagyon sulyos blintetes-
ben lesz resze. Elbujni mem le-
het, inert rajonnek maid Oft,
ahol dolgozik.
A youngstown postmaster
jelentese szerint eddig Youngs-
townban 8,464-en regisztraltak
augustus ota. Campbellben
1,050 regisztralt es Struthers-
ben $50.
Campbelliek szamitasa SEE
rint oft meg vagy 100 bevan-
dorolt mem regisztralt es Stru-
thersben mintegy 200, mig
Youngstownban meg vagy $500
nem regisztralt.
Remeljuk, a magyarok, akik-
mex harOm alkalmat is seer
zett a Nagybizottsag, hogy ma
gyar helyen regisztraljanak
mar mind regisztraltak.
Azok, akik mar regisztral.
tax es lakast valtoztatnak, k0.
telesek ait azonnal bejelenten!
a postan kaphato kartya ut.
jan. Lakasvaltozast meg akkol
is be kell jelenteni, ha ugyan
abban az utcaban egyik haz
Dol egy masikba kolt0zik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-11-14
KATONA LESZ VAGY RAB
A 10 EYES CSEPAK Flu

Csepak Mihaly, 19 ewes flu
rablassal vadolva ALT Erskine
Maiden biro el6tt a megye-
hazan. Csepak augustus Gan
kirabolta Abe Katzmant ii
dollar erejeig.
Ugyvedje kerte a birot le-
gyen elnez6.
"A flu vagy beall had
seregbe decemberig, vagy ell
kiildjiik a Mansfield javito in
tezetbe," mondotta a bir6. Csc
pax most iparkodik katona
lenni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-11-14
BRIDGEPORT SZOVETSEG
GYtLESE

A Bridgeport Szovetseg
Youngstown osztalya rendki-
will gyilest tart most vasar-
nap, november lien a rendcs
helyen es szokott idGben.
Keretnek a tagok minel ma
gyobb szamban megjelenni,
mivel a konvencio vi alapsza-
balyainak magyarazata, a szam
vizsgalok szamadasa es t0bb
fontos ugy megtargyalasa ke-
rtil megbeszelesre.
Lak1tos J6ssef, eln0k.
HlSOcgky J6ssef, iigyk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-11-14
BRIDGEPORT SZOVETSEG
GYULESE VASARNAP

Bridgeport Szovetseg youngs
town. 16-ik osztalya november
lien tartja rendes havi gyii-
leset a Scent Gyorgy Gorog
Katholikus feher teremben. A
tisztikar keri a tagtarsak es
tagtarsn6k minel nagyobb sza-
mu megjeleneset.
HusOvszky J6ssef, dgykesel6
1884 Gilman Street.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-11-14
HALALOzAS
Yambrik Istvanne, ismert regi
lakosa varosunknak, meghaIt

Az utobbi hetek alatt egyre
tobb jol iSmert regi youngs-
town. amerikas magyar kolto-
xix ell az elok sorabol.
Eek egyike, a koztisztelet-
mex orvendo Yembrik Istvanne,
szliletett Hajdu Erzsebet, 200
S. Jackson ST., aki hosszabb
betegeskedes utan oktober 81
en- a Scent Erzsebet korhazban
81 ewes koraban jobb letre
szenderult.
A megboldogult Magyaror-
szagon, a Szabolcs megyei Kis
Vardan sziiletett. Amerikaban
So evet tOlt0tt, ebb6l 35 evet
Youngstownban cit lie, Duques-
ne, Pa.-b6l erkezve. Az elk0lto-
zott honfitarsnonk september
lien unnepelte hazassaganak
4O-ik evfordulojat.
Buzgo tagja volt a Scent Ist-
van rom. kath. hitkozsegnek,
a Rozsafiizer Tarsulatnak, az
Altar Egyletnek es a Verhovay
Fl Scent Istvan fioknak.
Temetese november 4en
ment vegbe a halottas hazbol.
maid a Scent Istvan templom-
ban tortent beszenteles utan
Ft. BRO L6rinc gyaszszertarta-
sal utan oriasi reszvet mellett
a Calvaria temetoben helyeztek
orok nyugalomra.
Halalat gyaszoljak ferje, le-
anyai: iona es Albert Gyorgy-
ne, fla ifj. Istvan, aki a us.
hadseregben szolgal San Diego.
Cal es novere, Hajdu Iona,
J Cleveland, o.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-11-14
TOWN TOPICS.

M Hardly a day passes,
that some Of n1y American
friends ask me: ~
"What about Hungdry?"
why is Hungary permitting
passage OF German troops?"
rs Hungary a Nasi coun-
try?"
1t is Dern likty that the
same questions are asked !, ot
you in the mill, plant or office
aohere you are aDorking. 1t is
probable that you of the Sc
coad generation may not tnoaO
the reasons Why.
So here l recite the ansaoers
I gfve to these questions.
e e e
Hungary is a country 1Oith
more than O. 1000 ya1r record
of trying to be independent
and free. The 1000 gears Of
Hungarian history is resplen-
ded soith acts of heroisma. The
Hungarians fought Tartars,
Turks to sdDe the ciDilisatiOn
of Western Europe. They
fought the Germans and
Austria1ls over centuries to
protect their liberty and to
maintain independence.
The last World War 1Oas not
Hungary's making. The nation
fought on, the side OF the Ger
mans because it had treaty
obligations and Hungary neuer
broke its giDen aOord or aOel-
ched ON its signature ON q
document.
After the World War Hun
gary aDds the goat. The geo.
graphically cohesive country
sD1s broker, into parts. Greedy
neighbors fostered by Frances
desire to create a DaU around
Germany grabbed taOo-thirds
OF her ancient lands and hall
her population.
EDer since Tria11on Hungary
and the Hungdrians suffering
under foreign rule in thei,
OaDn 7aatiUe land stroUe for one
thing - peaceful revision OF
the Treaty of TrianO1.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-11-14
"KESZ A K0TEL"

Egy nilesi korcsmaban mu-
latott a napokban Bazjanec
Pal, aki a .224 E. Park Ave.
alatt lakott.
"Kesz a k0tel" mondotta ba-
ratainak, amint megegyszer
"megtritolt" mindenkit. Haza-
ment. Nehany oraval kes6bb
Mrs. Yancey, akivel lakott, a
pinceben talalt ra. FelakaSz-
totta magat. Meghalt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-11-14
Szives FigyeImukbe

A Ress Music Store to-
vabbra is nyitva marad, egy-
elOre Ozv. Ress J6zsefne veze-
tese alatt a 4O6 East Federal
st. alatt. Lapunk es a Sza-
badsag ottani irodaja to-
vabbra is felvesz el6fizetese-
ket es hirdeteseket mindket
lapra es Ress J6zsef kollek-
talasi teriiletet Bella fla fog
ia felkeresni. Kerjiik ugy az
''Amerikai Magyar Hirlap"
mint a 'Szabadsag' el6fize-
t0it, hogy fogadjak szivesen.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-11-14
HALAADAS NAPJA
NOVEMBER 21-EN

Roosevelt eln0k hivataloSan
is november 21-et tiizte XII
Halaadas Thanksgiving nap
megiinneplesere. Az Egyesllt
Allamok haromnegyed resze
mar a multi evben elfogadta a
november 21-et. A t0bbi ALA
mok, mint a multi evben, ugy
ez iden is a regi 28-iki napon
inneplik a Halaadas napjat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-11-14
A SZEMET ELASASA
ELLEN TILTAKOZNAK

A varos keleti reszen a 2-ik
Wardban lakok elenken tilta-
koznak az ellen, hogy a Lands
downe Fielden "a regi varosi
repul6ter) assak ell a varos
szemetet addig, mig a Cedar
streeten lev0 varosi szemetege-
to telepet kijavitjak.
A k0rnyeki acknowledgements
AIT mondjak, hogy otthonaik
Cricket csokkenteni fogja a
tervezett sZemet dOnb.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-11-14
A NAGYBIZOTTSAG
FONTOS GYULESE

A Nagybizottsag november
19-en, kedden este 7:30-kor
tartja rendes havi gyuleset a
West Side Magyar Hazban,
2218 Donald Ave. Kerjiik a
Nagybizottsag tagokat, hogy
teljes szamban jelenjenek meg
ezen a gyulesen, inert fontos
igyek keriilnek maid targya-
lasra.
A TISZTIKAR.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-11-14
FIZETESJAVITAS LESZ
A MEGYEHAZAN

A youngstown megyehazai
alkalmazottak k0zul 24-en kap-
max fizetes emelest. Eek ko-
zott van 8 janitor, akiknek a
fizeteset havi $130-rol $135-re,
moi mattresses havi $80-rol
$85-re, ket telefonkezel6 fize-
tese havi $75-rol $80-ra lett
emelve.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-11-14
ELFOGOTT Flu

A campbelli rendorseg elfo-
gott egy IA ewes fiut, aki az
utobbi ket het alatt hat hamis
tiizjelzest adott lie es ket izben
felgyujtotta tires telkeken a
szaraz avart. Az egyik ilyen
tiiz ket olt is elegetett a Whip
pie avenuen.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-11-14

Ha egy lapnak ezer. laba lem
ne, akkor sc tudhatna meg
minden hirt. Legyen olyan j6
IS segitse a lap munkajat az
zal, hogy ertesitse a t0rtentek
fel6l akar szoval, akAr telefo-
non at vagy levelben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-11-14
GYULES CAMPBELLBEN

A Campbell Polgari K0r es
Magyar Haz rendkiviili gyiilest
tart most vasarnap, november
lien este fel 8 oral kezdettel
a Reed Ave.-i Magyar Hazban.
Kerjiik az ossztagsagot, mi
mel nagyobb szamban jelenje-
mex meg e rendkivili fontos
gyilesen.
A TTTKAR.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-11-14

and eDea nO1U, eDen 1Dith Ger
man armies at her borders
Hungary is supressiug Nasi
plots and putting the Of
tenders Where they belong =
TN jail.
Hungary is the only parlia-
mentary country left in con-
ti1ental Europe. 1t is the only
country g0Der71ed ON a cOnSti-
tutiOn1l basis. A constitution
aOhich Is as old as the Magma
ChGTta of Great Britain.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-11-14

This is the d71saOer to the
first question and it partly
erpl1ins the second.
Under the Tridnon treaty
Hungary a0as not permitted to
haze more than 10000 men
in her army, she could not
haze aeropla1aes nor heavy
ARTILLERY. The country robbed
of the natural detenses of the
Carpathian mountains, aoas
practically detenseless other
1Dise.
Germany on the other hand
re-aTnued. German took
Csecho- o-SIovnkia and Austria.
Germany aoith her mighty
army became a nert door
neighbor OF detenseless Hun
gary.
Germany took Poland and
became a f7aeighbor Of Hun
gary ON the North.
with German armies to the
West, Northwest and North of
her hoao could Hungary Just
starting to rebuild her army
and mech1nise it mostly a0ith
obsolete equipment deny the
German demand to transport
troops through her territory?
Amy fair minded man
can see that with the fate OF
Norway, Holland and Belgium
before her eyes Hungary could
do nothing else but grit her
teeth and acquiesce.
To resists Would haze been
suicide.
g 6 e.
Nothing is more ab1aorent to
the freedom and liberty louing
Hungarian nation as Nnsiism
and aOfa1t it stands for. It is
true that there are a tep Ham
gdriG'a N0siS bought aOith Ger
man money to spread the
propaganda of t0talidrisn. 1t
is also true that part of Hun
g11y's comparatively small
German population aoas listen
ing to the U0ice OF the Father
land, although they (the Ger
man cOJOnists IN hungary are
all 1OeH to do and aD0uld hate
to gtDe up their lands and
properties to return to Ger
many.
The true Magyar, hoaoeDer,
never trusted the Germans
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THURSDAY
ZOO 4. VI.
KMO-Dfvotions
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Covhsnd. Us March
Tine.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-12
BOARD AND
ROOM GIRLS

HA2AAAAAAAT1 A1AAA AZ
thought Il wss because she VS.
holding out for more
He was wrong" Mis- Var
state with dignity. She felt she
had no right TO any more MONEY
than you had already spent on
her but the situation Is different
now
How DO YOU mean different
ne demanded
She looked him straight in the
eyes and delivered her final
shock.
Mr.. Manton. you ar. going to
become a father. Daphne Just
found 1t out last night"
a father he repeated. Ny
God You mean that Daphne
That I This isn't Just q
trick"
Face Lighted
A man as suspicious az YOU
are deserves to be fooled" Mss
Van said Indignantly. DO YOU
think Daphne would pretend any,
thing like that? If you don't be-
heve me, you can call the doc
tor. III give you his number And
as for Daphne the child doesn't
even know I'm here But
thought you ought to know IT,"
You are right" Dudley as
sured her and suddenly his heavy
face was lighted BY a smile Il
can't believe II because you see
it vas always hard for me to
understand how Daphne could
care for anyone 80 much older
That's why when heard her adj
nit she had married me for my
money l went mad. I could have
killed her that night. Ny poor
darling, What she must have
suffered. Where is she now Al
your house Come on then. What
are we waiting for ,"
II was all Miss Van could do TO
keep up with him az he ordered
his car and dashed out into the
street.
One really wouldn't imagine a
man. who looked so calm. could he
so excited she thought. But Of
course it wasn't every day man
Of his age became prospective
father.
She hoped they reached the
house safely. 1t would be terrible
for Daphne to be left a widow
at this point.
When they reached the steps
she said, You 60 on, Mr. Man
ton. I'll take my time. You'll find
her in the middle room upstairs
He did not argue about 1t but
strobe up the steps so fast that he
was completely out of breath bv
the time he reached the top. He
stood there for a moment before
using the key Miss Van had given
him: then he opened the door and
stepped inside What would Daph-
ne say? Would she be angry az
his doubts and fury? Surprised
to see him again? Relieved or
glad?
He had reached the middle room
now. The door was open and
Daphne WAS lying on the bed with
her eyes closed. How white and
delicate she looked. Like a weary
child. He must be careful not to
startle her.
Daphne" he said softly.
Her blue eyes flew open as she
cried. Dudley Oh, Dudley, dar-
ling"
AS he lifted her in his arms her
head fell Imply against his Shout
der. Daphne had tainted And for
once in her life she vas not act
ing
ITO he continued)
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News
EOAO- AaFy Marlin.
u Is. Ma Perkins.
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IEIRO Society Cir.
l2i5. Singh sam
1890 p. VI.
kho-Philadelphis SYM
| phony.
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Il IS. Golden Treasury
lKOMO-PeppeT founs.
u -. Vic sno Ssde
kJh-Othsr Vile. u -
Plain Bill
I kIRO-ksts Hopkinx
100 p. vi.
kAO-Symphony. lis.
School.
kNl-Portia Blake. ills.
Nyrt and Marse.
kOAO-Backstage Wife.
l.I5. Stella Dallas.
KJR-Mother Of Nine.
lis. Cecil Solly
KIRO-Portis Blaks.
1880 Z. Nj.
lKMo-Dance Orch
kVI-Hllltop house. -
Stepmother.
lkOMO-Lorenzo Jones:
las, Wilder Brown
IKJR-Health Club. ! IS,
Cowboy Joe.
RIRO-hilltop House.
200 p. NJ.
KMO-News
kNl-Sc nool OF Air.
kOMO-GiTl Alone. 2 Is.
Lone Journey
kJR-Zollman. organ.
kIRO-Womans world;
AIS. School OF Air.
2:30 L. Nj.
.HMO-Rome News. 2 s5.
Family Robinson.
XVI - Mystic Melodies.
245. Barnes.
KOMO - Guiding Light:
245. Life Beautiful.
HJR - Goodwill. 2 IS,
Orch. 245 Army Band
RIRO-School OF Air
800 Z. NJ.
lHMO-Msnhatters. 3.l5.
Cooking School.
hNI-Dr Malone, ans,
Hedda Hopper.
kOMO-Your Treat: sis
That Girl
KJR-Linda Dale. 3:ls.
Ireene Wicker.
KIRO-Dr. Malone.
$3.50 p. M.
kMO-Cookins School;
AS. Muse and Music.
kVl-GIrI Inferno. s IS.
World Today
kOMO - Homekeepers,
3:45. Amer. W hite
Cross.
KJR-Mixup.
kIRO-GIrl Inferno.
4:00 Z. Nj.
4 M o - Fulton Lewis;
AIS, Ma Perkins
KVI-Second Wife: Ais.
Santa in Toyland.
X q Nd o - rendezvous;
4 10. Europe.
kJR - Make Believe
Lady.
RIRO - Second Wife;
AIS, News Reel.
4:30 Z. M.
kMO- Christmas Spot
light; 4 45. Arnold
BeveTenz.
6Vl-SUngs oy Louise.
AS, Tenor.
< o NJ o - Rendezvous.
4 45. Dining sisters
hJR-Radio Magic.
lKIRO-Job Finder, 4:45,
Anita Gaylord.
$500 2. Nj.
IKMO-Toast: Sis. Crazy
Cowboy
kVI-Christmas Quiz.
kOMO- Army Band: b:l5
Jack Armstrong.
kJR-Swins. Sis, Set
Sail.
KIRO-Father Goose
80 p. nj.
KMO - Shafter Parker:
6:45, Capt. Midnight.
XVI = Twilight Trails;
5:45, News: 5:55. Elmer
Davis.
K o MO Information
Please.
KJR-Bud Barton.
KIRO-Odd and True.
600 P. NJ.
kMO-Studlo.
XVI - Texas Rangers;
el5, Gale Storm.
kOMO-Waltz Time
kJR - Scandinavian Re-
porter. o Is. News
klRO-Texas Rangers:
q 10. Love Tales
$3.50 Z. NJ.
nMO-John r. Hughes:
645, INA-CIO Talk.
HNI-Playhouse
K Q NJ o Everymsns
Evening star., 1940-05-11
AFTER CALL.
BONDS
PUBLIC UTILITY.

Anacostia 4 Pot Is le4e-- 1oSh iS ioS =
Ana g. Pot Guar IS l040 10
Capital Traction 1st IS l947 100 1O2
City q Suburban IS 1e4s 1O2h 106
Georgetown Gas 1st IS 1851 12O l20
Pot Elec Pow avs 1865 1O8
Washington Gas IS 1860 :, 126 132
Wash Rwy d Elec As 1851 1O7h
MIsCELLANEOUS.
Chevy Ch CT 1st 4As 1857 1O3
Col Country CT 1st 4Ns 1867 1O3 80
Ter RI &W Cp LIST 4Ns 1913 lO3 49,
Evening star., 1940-05-11
Chicuqo Livestock

held hao about STEADY Mss in a quiet trade today,
showing little OF no reaction to the spread
Reduced receipts this week in the cattle
and hog markets at Chicago and and other sr
to check declines. However. hogs lost 10
to Is cents for the week and some cattle
were OF 25 cents: Trade interests re-
ported rsa, consumer demand was about nor
JUnited States Department Of Aerieul. ad
ture) ).-Salable hogs, 300: total, 900;
not e msfs SSSa es se
quotations unchanged. ouotable top. 600;
shippers took none: holdover,. 500; COM
barrows and gifts with sows approximately
=. Sal ssIabls cattle. 100; % no calves; com ON
dium Yei>nt and heavy steers closed steady
to % lower following sharp decline early:
az yearlings and light steers strong to 25
most: largely steer run; extreme top, .12.7 IS
on prime 1;526-pound averages; choice to
Pfps ysasns 1890 very masst fes s
bsI9w siISsr 800 at close; led heiisTSi a. 1923
@ sas s9s eStsr Nsr Ssaefs feaaz
reached I9: 80: eompsIssle iisht eiisrs
5a edtsssi soed .s sos ss s0sa down
selected yealers late, 115O and i2. 90:
Salable sheep. 400; total. 1900: late
Friday: Red lambs active. mostly strong
to 10 higher. bulk good and choice fed
clippers. 9.35: double with eight weeks
wool $50: two doubles good California
springers. 10.S5: small lots natives. IL 90
dipping during mid-veek. fed lambs both
shorn and clipped. closing around steady:
fat sheep scarce. 25-5O lower: TOP fed
1880: closing bulk, IO.bO-1O8O: best
clippers with eight weeks wool for week,
9.75: bulk on close freshly shorn. 935-
but six doubles CALIFORNIA;, IO.S5 and
LBS; small lots native clipped ewes
Evening star., 1940-05-11
Washington Produce

BUTTER--93 score. tubs, 30E; 1-pound
tubs; 2sH ispound prints, 40; N-pound
prints. 29s4: A-pound prints 30A; 90
score, tubs, 20: 1-pound prints, 29a; Y
pound prints, 30: 80 score, tubs. 81; l.
pound prints, 27M: N-pound prints, %:
50 score. tubs. 26h; 1-pound prints, 2T;
k-pound prints, 27l2
LIVESTOCK-CalveS, 10; spring lambs,
IL. Other livestock prices unavailable.
Prices paid net fob. Washington.
EGGS-Market about steady. Prices
esived @ from grading stations tMss III ::
Whites. q. 8. extras. large. 21-22: U. 8.
extras, mediums. 7s-l9: q. s. standards.
1918: y. S. trades. l4-lT. Browns, q. S.
extras. large. 19a-22: u. S. extras. me-
diums, 17-1S: U. s. standards. large. 1S-
1917: U. S. standards. mediums. 1917;
U. S.. trades. l4-17. For nearby un-
graded eggs: Current receipts. whites.
1871. few higher; mixed colors. 15ls. few
higher
LIVE POULTRY-Market steady. Fowl:
horns. 1914. BOOSTERS. $40. Chickens:
Virginia Rocks broilers and fryers. all
sizes, 24-25; No. 2s.. 14-16: Delaware
Rocks and Crosses broilers and fryers. all
sizes. 1924: No. 2s. 1916: Leghorn broil-
ers pounds and up. l7-1s: under, 2
hens, 13: No. Is. hens and toms, $40.
Evening star., 1940-05-11

tPIus extras. d 35c paid in 1899. e2%
extra. e $14.O0 extra paid December %
1889 k20c extra. m 81 so extra. p Soc
a;a 1asa sc pa;d ~ pesembes 'a1a iaaa
v S1.O0 extra paid January, 1910. $500
extra
Evening star., 1940-05-11
Washington Exchange

SALES.
Capital Transit Co.-25 at 14%.
Potomac Electric Power 5h% pfd.-
5 at ll51a.
AFTER CALL.
Capital Transit Co.'S at 141s.
Washington Gas Light SIS 1900
$1,000 at 100.