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Evening star., 1940-06-08
SEAShoRE PROPERTY.

ATLANTIC CITY-VENTNoR-M
Choice summer rentals, cottages, apts.;
1925 90 up. JOSEPH v. MCGOWAN, 7S26
Ventnor ave. Margate. n J. 3.
Evening star., 1940-06-08

DODGE 1898 de luxe 4-dr, trunk sedan.
Here's TREW example of our triple check
projection! one-owner car finished in a
terror appointments good tires and in per
1ect mechanical condition. One years FREE
service fabrication policy. Fully guaran-
teed. Easy terms Now only $500. Trew
Motor Co., 1925 14th st. NV and 14th and
Pa ave Sc "Our oath wear
Evening star., 1940-06-08

FORD 1888 de luxe Fordor trunk sedan
It's powerful "S5"-horsepower motor purrs
like kitten. Its beautiful green hnish
IS like new and the interior appointments
hardly show any wear. Radio and heater
equipped. Fully guaranteed and yours on
easy terms. Now only S495. Trew Motor
Co, 1925 4th st. NV. and 14th and Pa.
"Our oRth
Evening star., 1940-06-08

DODGE 1885 de luxe sed. good condition
ana ready 70 go; sos. Sun. 955 Fla. NV.
Decatur n
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-01
ledna t. r. pTisla ma svet V hor-
nicke chatrci blize Nauvou,
Ala.


Spalene zbytky muze v hos
tinci cambridge Inn, 3 mile w
chodne Cd Solonu V Ohio byly
nalazeny Mary Gallagher, jez
poznala kus kosile, jakou mel
ma sobe jejf 30lety manzel Will
lis, kdyz odesel z domova. Ho-
stinec shoTel do zakladG. Pare,
nohy a hlava uhoTely 1plne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-01
Jedno re ctvercat zemrelo
"a al dni.

V Jasper, Alabama, Hope
Short, jedno z a~labamskych
ctvercat, jez spatfila svetlo sve
ia pred Al dny, zemTelo.
Ostatnf til ditky z techto
ctvercat, d1vky Faith a Chair
ty a jejich bratr1cek Franklin,
test sc vybornemu zdravi. Kaz-
de z techto d6cek vazf nynf asi
ctyri libry.
Kazde z techto ctvercat va
lilo okrouhle tTi libry, kdyz IA
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-01
PANENKA.
OBRAzEK zE vsL. Napsal BEDkICH MoRAvEC.
Napsal BEDRICH

tiskna milovane devce V ma
rue, llbal je a hovoTil k nemu
neznymi slovy, licil mu budouc
most v nejr1zovejsfch barvach
a Lenka naslouchaj1c jeho no.
rovanf jake u vytrzen1, kladla
svou plavou hlavicku odane ma
ieho prsa a pres tn chv1li nab1-
zela mu sve rt1ky k sladkemu
polibku.
Bylo hezky pozde ma noe,
kdyz milenci pocali pomysleti
ma rozloucen1.
"Jiste Ultra pTijdes o mne ri
ci?" tazala Sc Lenka.
"Prijdu," odvetil Jif1k urci-
te.
Poslednf polfben1 a Lenka
mihla Sc pc zaspi a zatukala
ma dvere. Kdyz il matka pfi-
sla otevT1t, jeste Sc ohledla pc
Jirfkovi. Stall dosud pred vra-
ty cekaje, az mila jeho divka
Dude v bezpec1.
Miami, Ultra JiT1k Pride k
nam pro prfpoved," oznamo-
vala Lenka matce.
"Jen 81 jdi lehnout," odveti-
la matka laskave. "Vsak to
Ultra nejak udelame."
Lenka div nezajasala RADIOS
III Ze SLOW matcinVch pOZna-
vala, re v tie veci uz Sc domlu-
viii a re tedy Jir1k dobfe po-
chodl.
Druheho dine pTisli k Cadilo-
vim oba Vftkove. Jir1k uznal
"a vhodne witt s sebou starsf-
no bratra, jak to vyzaduje YES
nicky mrav.
"Tak uz Ease do sluzby?"
zacal hovoriti Cadil.
Jiffk neco ma to odvetil, re
povinnost je made vsecko a po-
tom strucne prednesl svoji
prosbu o Lenku.
"Nejsme prot tomu," rekl
Cadil. "Holka vas ma rada, a
re Wy il mate rad, to vine take.
Jedna Sc tedy jen o to, jak to
s nj myslfte."
"Drfve 81 Lenku nevezmu, az
budu strojvGdcem," pravil il
r1k. "Do roka to Dude, do te
dolby, pros1m vas, abyste mi
Lenku opatrovali."
"Nase panenka je mlada,
rok rada ma vas pocka," pokra
coval Cadil. "Je tedy .jen ire
ba, abychom Sc domluvili ohle-
dine prfnosu, ably z toho pozde-
il nebyly mrzutosti. Mlad1 Ii
de ma takovou vec vahy nekla-
dou, ale my start musime m1ti
rozum."
Jiffk zblednuv pohledl v roz
pac1ch ma sveho bratra.
"JiTik vas prosi O Lenku a
pc penezfch Sc nepta," zasahl
v rozhovor hospodar Vitek.
"Date-li neco, budou miti no
vomanzele snazsi zivobyti a
meme starost1, nedate-li il mic,
take dobre. Ruc1m "a sveho
bratra, re nenecha svou zenu
b1dou stradati. Tu vec udelej-
tie, jak sam "a dobre uznate.
Jiflk Dude Sc vs1m spokojen,
jen kdyz mu date Lenku."
Pc slovech bratrovych odde-
chi 81 JiTik volneji, re trapna
pro neho zalezitost pTfnosu je
skoncena. A potion slavic Sc
kratke zasnouben1. Lenka Sc
della vedle JiT1ka, smela no po-
llbiti pred rodici, jsouc ted je-
no nevestou a peneznf zalezi-
tosti projednavali oba hospo-
darove. Snoubenci pro takove
veci beztoho nemeli smyslu a
nj pochopenf.
Odpoledne Jirfk odchazel k
nadrazi a Lenka no kus cesty
vyprovazela. Anicka tentokra-
tie Sc strycem nesla. Dfvala Sc
"a mimi s why're chalupy a pla
kala. Pro nj byl vsemu konec.
Stryc byl zenichem a ona mu
vlastne k neveste pomohla. A
nj ted vlastne nevedela, proc
place. Vzdyt 81 prala, ably vse
takto stastne pro stryce skon-
clio, ale nejak bolne il bylo u
srdce a ia neurcita bolest, pro
nlz Anicka neznala dGvodu,
%vynutila il hofke Shy.
Snoubenci 81 pine dopisova-
Ii. V Drazkovicfch hnedle Sc
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pripomfnati nemusel. Jen tou-
lila, ably Sc to stestf uz stale
skutkem.
Nikomu snad lima neuply-
nula tax Zdlouha, jake Jiffko-
vi a Lence. Psali 81 caste, ale
co pax takove psanf! Kdyby
Sc do n6ho napsala nejvfelejsi
slova, nen1 to piece mic proti
tomu, jake kdyz Sc milenci mo
hou sejiti, povedeti 81, co mali
ma srdci, o~petovati bez poctu-
krate znovu sliby lasky a ty sill
by specetiti upr1mnym polfbe-
MIN nebo alespon stisknutim
ruky. Ba jeden jediny pohled
wyatt vice nez nejvrelejs1 do
pis.
Ale ma shledan1 zat1m neby-
10 pomyslenf. Jirfk jezdil ne
kde ma severn Czech, v sluzbe
byl stale a mimo to bylo mt
skladati kazdy m6sic nejakou
zkousku. A Jirfk byl We sluz-
be neunavny, zkousky hledel
sloziti S dobrym prospechem,
nebot k%onecnym cilem vseho
toho namahanf bylo z~ajistene
m1sto pTi draze a S MIN Lenka.
Myslenka ma milostnou pa
nenku sflila Jir1ka, kdyz no ma
mahani sluzby premahalo, kdy
koliv ochaboval, myslenka ma
Lenku dodavala mt novych sill
"N6kdy 81 take vzpomnel
ma svou synovkyni Anicku." To
dobre devce," Tfkal 81 v tako-
vych chvil1ch, "jak bylo vzdy
vzruseno a O mne starostlivo.
Nam je rad, vzdyt jsem jeji
stryc a potion seznamila mne
s Lenkou."
Stavalo sc casio, re Sc v dusi
Jir1kove zjevily obrazy obou
dfvek soucasne, vzpom1nal ma
ODE nerozlucne druzky, ale O.
braz Lencin vynikl vzdy jasne.
j a Anicka ustoupila do poza.
d1, jakoby byla Lencinym pou.
hym stfnem.
"Ale rad je mann obe," ffka.
val 81 JiT1k. A nebylo mu MOI.
no vzpomenouti ma jednu, a.
by nevzpomnel soucasne ne
druhou.
TAX priblfzilo Sc konecnt
jaro. Lenka ma ne letos ceka.
la s obzvlastnf touhou. Ma jaTe
Dude v Drazkovic1ch pout g
snad ma nj prijede JiTfk. A DO.
dejt by neprisel! Kazdy hle.
di ma pout zavitati do sveht
rodiste, i kdyby tn nemel ne.
vestu, natoz Jirfk, kdyz vi, jal
Lenka touzf pc shledan1 S MIN
Psala mu O tom hned v ZINE
a sl1bil, re 81 ma pout vezme
dovolenou a do Drazkovic pfi
jede. Primal Sc, jak Sc ne
pout uz test, ami dockati Sc ne.
niue. Lenka Sc take nemohls
dockati. Pocitala tydny, pc.
tom uz jen dny, a nejak poma.
lu il ten cas- ut1kal.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-01

DO kraJe Zavltal sllcny maj
a S MIN pTisla nedele, kdy Sc V
Drazkovic1ch slavila pout. Te-
Sill Sc ma nj kazdy, cd mladych
det1 do starych dedeckG a ba-
bicek. Nejv1ce tesla Sc Len
ka; pTijede ma pout Jirfk. Ne
testify Sc jen hospodyne, budou
m1ti pred pout1 plno prace S Il
klidem a O pouti same hruzy z
vselijakeho varen1 a peceni. A
nae to vsechno? Sni Sc to, vet
sina bez uzitku Sc rozplytva a
Dude pc pouti. Ale zbude hos
podynfm Ease hromada ukllze-
nj. Take Anicka Sc ma pout
netesila. PTijede Jirfk a pf1-
chod jeho znovu rozjizv1 il bo-
lest v srdecku. U Wiki pout
jindy neslav1vali, Anicka tedy
ami jina leta te veci mnoho
dnlezitosti nepTikladala, ale
pTece byvala proto rada, pro
toze prinasela jakousi zmenu v
jednotvarny venkovsky zivot.
Chalupnfk Vftek byl takovy
clov6k podivny, kteremu ne
kde v obci Tfkajf "rypal', ne
kde mu Tfkajf %"premysl'' a ne
kde konecn6 prfpadneji "po-
krokaT."
"Pout jest vlastne oprave-
nym vydanim posv1cen1," rfka-
val chalupn1k Vftek, kdyz mu
nekdo vycetl, re O takovou d.
lezitou vec tuze MEDIA a nedr-
Ii S ostatn1mi.
"Zeptejte Sc naseho cloveka
co je pout a posv1cenl! il Sc,
Pile Sc, tanci, kourf Sc, o pouti
chasnici kupujf devcatdm cd
kramafn "pouti", vice o tom
mas lid nevf. Zeptejte Sc ma
seho lidu, CO je slavnost narod-
nj. Stahne hlavu do lfmce a
nevf odpovedi. Reknete, re
jsou pouti a posv1cenf obyceje
pc predcfch zdedene, je to
pravda. Ale je to zvlastn1 vec.
Dluh1 nechce nikdo pc rodi-
cfch dediti a spatne obyceje
dedf ochotne. Najim Sc kaz-
deho dine do syta a nevim, proc
bych Sc mel nektereho dine v
roce schvalne prejisti, protoze
toho zada starodavny zvyk."
No zkratka .rypal nebo pre-
Lenka cekala kazdeho dine,
kdy JiT1k oznamf dopisem,
kterym vlakem pTijede, ale do
pis nepfichazel.
(Pokracovanf.)
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-01

Snoubenci 81 pine dopisova-
Ii. V Drazkovicfch hnedle sc
vedelo, re 81 mlady Vitek vez-
me panenku Cadilovic. Cadil
sam svedomite Sc staral, ably
Sc rozneslo, re Sc jeho dcera
VIDA do Prahy.
"A nase panenka Dude pre-
ce jen pani," vykladal zene.
"Kdybych il nakrasne dial
grunt a nekdo Sc k nam prize
nil treba s hodne pencil, Len
ka byla by piece do smrti de-
veckou a dost by Sc nadelala, a
k tezke praci ona nenf. Tohle
sc il hodf dobre."
A Cadilova souhlasila s mu-
zem We vsem. V zasnoubenf
dcerine videla jen stestf sveho
jedineho ditete, ami il toho muz
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1940-09-27
wE MEET THE CHALLENGE

.n,ed from Page FOur)
,..+ q distorted perspective APP
n ~ to Jewish problems guard
yen as - a distorted perspec-
nd assuring tn e m OF a
', snS horizon. And the voca-
', service Bureau of B'nal
d. ~ hs1ns to direct all Jewish
- IN a more intelligent selec-
Of careers and occupations In
Forld in flux'
!. have confidence that what
y tho morrow may h old in
:, courage, patriotism, faith'
~ INV and character will always
1 dssirable assets. And these are
ottrihutes which B'nai Birth
Taught and will continue to
- who come within the sphere
its influence.
a the year SOL in the Hebrew
.udar takes it's place in the an
! Of man, B'nai Birth has wit
.ced much history in the maxi
II has seen crises come and
/ II has heard prophets of doom
letell the end of civilization
thew are doing nOw-and it has
hn them buried under their own
realized predictions, as it will
hin. 1t has lived through SOrle
the most turbulent times that
lnkind has known but not once
| a national emergency found
|pai Birth, nor American JeWry,
which it is a crOss-SectiOn,
|nting, for we have always
ped fortify the effort to keep
|nerica safe for democracy.
It is difficult to say Happy New
lar at a time when our whole
item Of modern society is being
bllenged and threatened by men
is which have been brought into
eadful actuality by events over
as. In the Old World nation after
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1940-09-27

in living in the United States
where freedom and equality pre-
vail and where opportunity is
available for all who wish to fur
Their their individual station in life.
Let us pray that our govern
ment will remain intact with sllf-
ficient strength to throw off the
clutches of totalitarianism which
seeks to penetrate the fibres of
our beloved shores from the die
tatorlands across the sea.
Let us join in unity and prayer
that free America will prosper in
the years to come as in the past.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1940-09-27


titanic force of the triple-headeG
juggernaut of Nazism, Fascism
and Communism. History has been
made wit h lightning-like speed.
All the human values and tradi-
tons which generations have been
taught to respect and uphold are
being blotted out. Force is displac-
ing faith and fear is overcoming
fortitude. Even here in America,
which has not heard the tramp of
the invaders boots for more than
a century, a wave Of alarm seems
to be spreading as the echo of Ell
ropean events reaches our ever at
tentive ears.
But it is just in such extraOrni-
nary times that B'nai Birth has
an even greater responsibility to
America and to Jewry. Our job
is to remain calm and to help 9TH
ers to stay calm, too; to be ready
for any emergency; to answer any
call our government may make
upon us with all the resources and
manpOWer at our command, but to
hun defeatism and panic. We
must be alert to repel any and all
dangers that may threaten our
country from within or without,
but we will be playing into the
hands of the enemy of America,
foreign or domestic, if we allow
ourselves to be driven into individ-
ual or collective hysteria. For the
coming year, let our ralIying cry
be faith, determination, courage
faith in the future of America, de-
termination that it shall be the
future that its fathers planned for
it-cOurage to help build that fu-
ture, come what may.
We live in a land which is the
last stronghold of that fighting
faith of equal rights to all and
equal responsibilities for all. Our
flag - The American Flag i has
never been BACKED out and it new
err will be BACKED out if we stick
firmly to the job of protecting
the nation against unfriendly de-
signs from without and making it
secure against enemies in our own
household.
Some of those who are suffer-
ing from the filters over events
abroad and their repercussiOn on
this country are beginning to ques-
ton the efficacy of democracy to
meet the challenge of the times.
We of B'nai Birth are not among
such dOubterS and never will be.
We have confidence that the dy-
namics of democracy are far more
powerful than any totalitarianism
can ever be. We have faith that
democracy will and can manifest
its strength and power to meet
every n d any challenge if all
Americans = Of all races, creeds
and political convictions = accept
the disciplined responsibility that
citizenship in democracy impos-
es and count no sacrifice too dear
if only freedom may prevail.
We of B'nai Birth stand ready
for that sacrifice today as we al
ways have and always will. That
is our message to America, to
Jewry and to B'nai Birth every
xx,horo ~, kI,o ox,o of tho NIoxx, Voor
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1940-09-27
A Brief Message
on ROsh HaShOnah
By Mrs. Clara S. Williams
President, Ladies' Auxiliary
and Aid Society
st. Petersburg, Fla.

Through The Southern Jewish
Weekly wish to express my most
sincere holiday greetings to the
Jewish people throughout this ter
ritory on the occasion of Rosh
Hashonah. We Jews are fortunate
Evening star., 1940-05-29
Chicoqo Livestock

hog market nSso. was steady With Tuesday
was S. 55 and that only sparingly. The
best lightweight butchers were picked up
at S5 - to $3.50.
Cattle prices were 10 to o5 cents higher
at the start, but later ruled uneven with
well-f1nished medium weight and weighty
steers In liberal supply and mostly unsold
Prime heavy steers were held at S12 with
the best selling early at S10.75 An early
bid OF lao was refused for such kinds
Sheep ctee Were seneTay steady with trading
S12 with California springers making
Omitted States Department of Asricul-
ture) .-Salable hogs. 10. 600: total. Is 900:
days top Sss s'eso spsrinaln HslR BULK bnlk
sSo-aoo ROUNDS. rounds 5.io-ao; 0oaS' most so0es5". $3.50.
pound butchers. 5.0O-.O; good 4oo-5OO-
peqnd %s3gs,. pas6ias s6Iso sows' 4i5-5o; lighter
saiable cattle, 700: salable calves.
later very uneven: uneven advances fea-
strictly good and choice ofrerings these
steady to strong: liberal supply well fin-
ished Efns medium med weight and weishty steers
GOOD srades 80 eown w'f To s5n and be
styct,H .aw early dSo.n top io75 but bid on
held around 1900; stockers fully steady:
ell she stock. 1915 hieher;, best light
nelferS. 1873: cows scarce bulk selling
on early rounds: bulls steady to strong at
200 down: vealers 25 lower at 1880
down: Il Loo paid sparingly
Salable sheen. 1000: total. 4.OnO: trad
ing fairly active on all classes: around
steady; small lots native sprineers. 1000:
others. 11.50-75: throwouts. mostly a00-
30: one double 93-pound California
springers 1175: best fed. clipped lambs
9.2h: others. s.75-a, 10: bulk, native fat
ewes. medium weisht and weiehty kinds,
$50; with culls $50 down.
Evening star., 1940-05-29
Crude Oil Production
Remains Relatively .
Steady in Week
Refinery Operations
Reduced to 84.1
Per Cent Mark
Bv the Associated Press.

Bv the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May 29.-Daily
crude oil production in the United
States held relatively steady during
the week ended May 25, totaling
3,835,650 barrels compared with g.
835,iOO barrels the previous week
and 3,585, $50 a year ago, the Amer
ican Petroleum Institute reported
yesterday.
Reporting reflneries slowed oper-
ations during the week to 84.1 per
cent OF potential refining capacity
from 1868 per cent the week before
Runs Of crude oil to stills for the
industry as a whole were estimated
at $3.50, 900 barrels day compared
with 1866, 900 barrels the previous
week and 3,412,000 a year ago.
Stocks of finished and unfinished
gasoline continued their seasonal
decline, falling to 1OO,297, 900 bar
rels at the end of the week from
101 ,015,00O the previous week. A
year ago stocks totaled 84,845, 900
barrels. Gasoline production tapered
slightly during the week, totaling
ii ,498,0 900 barrels against 11,523,000
the week before.
Imports of crude and refined oils
at principal ports amounted to L.
O88,OO0 barrels for the week, down
sharply from l,605,0OO barrels the
previous week.
Evening star., 1940-05-29
Industrial Bankers
Hear Reilly Today on
Credit Machinery
Association Elects
N. W. Moore President:
Lost Day Of Session

John A. Reilly, president of the
second National Bank of this city
was to address the American Indus
trial Bankers Association at Ward
man Park Hotel today on Credit
Machinery in the Modern Bank"
Consumer Credit Studies by Fed
eral Banking Authorities was to be
discussed by Woodlief Thomas, as
sistant director of the Division OF
Research and Statistics of the Board
OF Governors, Federal Reserve Sys-
tenn. Abit Nix of Athens, Ga, also
was to speak.
Close Convention Today.
The bankers planned to close their
convention today with discussion by
several guests. C. M. Eisele. presi-
dent of Southeastern Industrial
Banker. Inc, of this city, presided
The association late yesterday
elected officers for the year. They
include: D. T. Simpson of Savan-
nah, Ga, retiring president, to be
chairman of the board; M. W
Moore. Wheeling, w. Va, president;
Mr.. Eisele, Carter B. Cordner, Los
Angeles, and B, j. Barnes, Boulder
Colo, vice presidents: John j,
Mason, Mobile, Ala, treasurer, and
Myron R. Bone, Fort Wayne, Ind,
executive secretary.
Other Board Members.
These other members of the board
also were elected:
Bennett Baldy, Seattle; N. A.
Batchker, New York; J. E. Blair
Baltimore; Clifton Bourdelais,
Worcester, Mass: E. r. Campbell
Shreveport, La; Frank E. Card, Lin
coin. Nebr.; Ross M. Carrell, Des
Moines. Iowa; C. c. Dutton, Parkers-
burg, w. Va; Robert D. Fenton, jr
Little Rock. Ark; w. ]. Fischer, New
Orleans: M. H. Folger, High Point,
N. c.: Ralph Francis, Kankakee
ILL.,: Alex j. Jex, Salt, Lake City; r
G. Kirschman, JohnstoWn, Pa; Har-
ry J.. Klein. Louisville, KY; John
Mason, Mobile, Ala; E. L. Murphy,
Birmingham, Ala; T. B. Reynolds,
Cincinnati; Alfred B. Rose, Toronto
Canada; r. E.. Sanders, Neenah
Wis; G. Herbert Schenck, John w
Seaberg, Minneapolis; C. v. Sursa
Muncie, Ind; A. D. Todd, Greenville
N. c.; Alfred H. Vieira, Honolulu
Hawaii; Harry B. Walls. Whining
ton, Del; j. H. White, Jackson
Miss: Wiley w. Wood, Norfolk, Va.
and w. E. Yeager, Warren, Pa.
Yesterdays sessions were closed
with a dinner dance at the Ward
man Park Hotel The next conven-
tion will be held at Colorado Springs
NC1n
Evening star., 1940-05-29
Produce

BUTTER-93 score. tubs. oss4: 1-pound
score, re-, tubs, e7'. ,l-pound prints, Ssii.:
Iaspound prints, ,2sH l.-pound prints
2Ss4; 30 score. tubs, 26s4: 1-pound prints
2:A; 4-pound prints, ,2724; 80 score. tubs,
S6i2: 1-pound prints, 81: l4-pound prints,
21l2: .sS score, tubs, %; 1-pound prints,
26l2 l4-pound prints. %.
L1VESTOCK-Calves. 10: spring lambs
II. Other livestock prices unavailable.
prices paid net fob. WashingtonD
EGGS-Market about steady Prices
paid for Federal-State graded eggs re-
ceived from grading stations tMay 29,:
Whites, U. S. extras large. 21-23: U S.
extras mediums. 11-19: U S. standards,
large. 1SR-1ai2: u s. standards. me-
diums, 1917; U. s. trades. 14-17 Browns.
mediums. 17-1s; y s. standards. large,
1919; U. S. standards. mediums. 1871 !:
U. s.. trades. 14-17. For nearby un-
GRADED eggs current receipts, whites 1917:
few higher; mixed colors. 151a; few
LIVE PoULTRY-Fowl, colored. all
sizes, II: No. IS. l2-l3; Leehorns. l2-l4
Roosters, $40 Chickens Virginia Rocks
broilers and fryers. all sizes, .3-"4 cents:
No IS. 1915 Delaware Rocks and
crosses. broilers and fryers, all sizes, %:
No. 2s. 1416 Leghorn brolers pounds
and up. l7-1s; some higher; under 2
pounds. 1910. Turkeys old toms 1O-11 |;
hens 49, No. IS. hens and toms, s-10.
Evening star., 1940-05-29
Eastern Air
Stock Syndicate
Is Dissolved
BY the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, May 29.-The under
writing group formed to market a
new issue of Eastern Air Lines, Inc.
common stock has been dissolved
and the unsold portion of the Sc
curities distributed among the par
ticipants of the syndicate, it was
learned today.
The underwriters absorbed in the
neighborhood of 100000 shares OF
the original 10000 shares first Of
fered to existing stockholders of
Eastern Air Lines at $32 share
financial circles reported.
The present depressed state of Sc
curity markets was given as the rea-
son for dissolving the syndicate and
apportioning the unsold shares to
the group rather than publicly offer
them at this time. It was the in
tention at the outset to offer publicly
the unsold part of the stock, if any
at the same price stockholders paid
Then the drastic drop in stock prices
upset plans and the underwriters ar
ranged to lower the Offering price
to S30.75 share. Before these plans
could mature fresh wave of selling
still further unsettled markets yes
terday, and. it was reported, finally
induced the offering group to with
draw the issue.
Evening star., 1940-05-29
u. ). Leather Co.
Six Months Net
Is $206,S07
American Sofety Razor
Profit for Quarter
Reported as $l36,072

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May 29.-US,ited
States Leather Co. today reported
net income for the six months ended
April 30 of $206,807, compared with
net loss of $33,659 in the comparable
period a year earlier.
American Safety Razor.
American Safety Razor Corp
earned consolidated net profit OF
$136072 equal to 26 cents a share
in the March quarter, compared with
$206,673, or 80 cents share, in the
March quarter last year.
Directors authorized a quarterly
dividend Of 20 cents share, payable
June 20 to holders of record June II
The company has paid 80 cents in
previous quarters.
Mission Corp.
Mission Corp. reported March
quarter profit of $29O,849. equal to
Il cents share on common stock
against profit of $247,717, or l8 cents
In the 1899 March quarter. The
company derives main share of its
income from holdings in Tide Water
Associated Oil Co. and Skelly Oil Co
Evening star., 1940-05-29
Chicago Produce

, CHICAGO May % tP.-Poultry, live,
= trucks; easy: hens, 5 pounds and over.
l4ls; 5 pounds and under. 15Ia Leshorn
mems, l2H2: springs. under pounds,
changed N
Butter 1,161 .6O9 steady; creamery, e1
score, 25A; other prices UNCHANGED: eggs.
42,437; steady; prices unchanged
tUnited States Department of Agricul-
ture).E Potatoes, IS; on track 22s: total
y, =; shipments, a45: supplies rather light
California long whites, demand good and
market stronger: Southern Triumphs, de-
California; long whites: washed U. S. No.
l.; under initial ice, 70-an; y. s. No. /,
mercials me under ventilation; $50: q. S.
NO; l.. size B under ventilation, 9 0O-
1917: Alabama Bliss Triumnhs. U. s. No.
!. washed ".75-s5: U S No. |, size B.
washed. 10: Louisiana Bliss Triumphs,
u s ,ss No. ! Washed, ,19.7s: q, s. No. sorne
washed l 55-75. old stock. Supplies light.
demand moderate and market strong:
Idaho Russell 1urbanks, U S. No ]. o75-
81: car showing. sprouts '45.. Mime
sota. Red River VALLEY section. few sales,
Triumphs, fairly good quality. 1855.