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Imperial Valley press., 1940-06-09

: "A squadron of Seaplanes on the
night of June bombed factories
on the outskirts of Berlin. All
planes returned to their bases"
said the terse French communiQue
No other details were given. In Ber-
lin, authorized German quarters
said the French communique was
"absoluGly preposterous."
The French counter-attack against
advancing Germans was launched
Saturday night after Adolf Hitler
threw 20 fresh motorized divisions
into the offensive against France.
established a bridgehead south of
the River Aisne and forced slight
strategic withdrawal" about so miles
north of Paris, military spokes-
man said.
The French spokesman said that
the 20 motorized divisions were in
addition to the German forces (es-
timated at almost 100000 already
in the offensive.
"a PanZer or motorized division
in the German army is about II 600
men, presumably making a total of
100000 fresh men or about 10000
IN all in the offensiveJ
The Germans succeeded in es-
tablishing small bridgehead south
OF the River AiSne, but the French
are counter-attacking strongly, the
/ spokesman said.
Flghting was described by the
spokesman as furious along the
whole front from the English chan
nel-Where a German tank column
OF 200 to 300 broke through %
miles to Forges Les Faux but was
reported surrounded-to the Sois-
sons sector on the Asne.
French retired to previously pre-
pared positions on the Aumale-
Continued on Page 2, Col. u
Imperial Valley press., 1940-06-09
Give !
Allies
Gu n S
Pershins in Favor
Of Complete Aid
In European War

WASHINGTON, June 8
(UP)--Gen. John J. Pershing
commander in chief Of AM
erican forces in France dur
ing the World war, declared
today that the United States should
give the Allies unlimited quantl-
ties of airplaneS. artillery, small
arms and ammunition.
PerShing also said he heartily ia
vored compulsory military training
for American youth as a valuable
preparedness measure. He said he
hoped a bill calling for such train
ing would be passed very soon.
Pershing's statement was made
as Sen. D. Worth Clark, D., Ida.
called meeting OF iSolationists
Monday in an apparently fore
doomed effort to prevent President
Roosevelt from carrying out his
program of making army supplies
available for resale to the Allies.
Pershing endorsed the American
Red Cross drive for a $20,0000 900
war relief fund and added:
But we, as nation, should go
further than this. The Allies are
fighting a war for civilization. They
are holding our front line, and we
have a vital concern in the out
come. We should send not oQ1S
food. caDthing and medical supplies
but also should arrange to send
airplanes, artillery, small arms, and
ammunition in unlimited quantities.
There is no time to lose. The
Allies need every encouragement it
is possible for us to give. Let us
open our hearts and give, give. give
Continued on Page 2, Col. y
Imperial Valley press., 1940-06-09
BERLIN BOMBED; FRENCH COUNTER ATTACK
Pension Lottery
Scheme Proposed

LOS ANGELES, June 8. UP)
"A petition bearing 100000 sig
natures supporting a proposed
pension sweepstakes plan" to
finance Old-age pensions by
legalizing lotteries and betting
pools WAS filed today with COun-
ty Registrar of Voters William
Kerr.
IN" rl"n 'RoIi,d i:c:nse opera
tors / conduit lotteries conncc-
ted with baseball. football, aud
either sports with an element of
chance.
Pensions of $50 monthly would
be paid to person over 90 under
e prop0>al.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-06-09
School
Results
Vague
Scramble d Reports
Leave Some Vote
Totals in Doubt

School elections were 4
thing of the past III lmpe-
rial county Saturday, but the
results were something else
again.
Tangled affairs at the various
precincts and at the county school
office made tabulation of results
a matter of part fact and part
guesswork.
In Ell Centro DR.. Goble Hurst
held a one vote advantage over
E. E. Clements in the race for a
position on the elementary school
board. The county school o. ice was
unable to say exactly how many
absentee ballots were yet to be
counted
In the FL Centro high school
race, Carrie Hanson and Norman
Dupone appeared certain victors on
the strength of majorities polled
in the Ell Centre precinct, where
they stood 389 and 314, as against
Clements with 262. Returns from
four rural precincts, Acacia, Nc
Cabe, Silsbee and Seeley. raised
the totals to 372 for Dupont, 462
for Hanson and 3l8 for Clements.
Change in this result was believed
impossible.
Acacia cast 20 for Dupont. 26 for
Clements and l3 fof HanSon Nc
Cabe voted II for Dupont Ia for
Clements and "a for Hanson. Sils-
bee cast seven for Dupont, three
for Clements and IL for Hanson
Imperial, where the hottest COM
petition of the county centered
saw the Henry Worthmgton-S. O.
McGaughy ticket swept into office
to the tune of totals expected to
reach three -to-one over their op-
ponents.
Worthington drew 378 votes in
Continued on Page 2, Col s.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-06-09

w. F.. North $5; Hazel Livingston
$40; S. f. Allen 5.
Lee Nuffer SIS; I. V. Publishing
company, Paul jenkins SIS: w. D.
Carey $40; Sears Roebuck $40;
Marshall Seed and Feed SIS; Golden
Valley $25; Jesse Allen 81; Mildred
Record ST; Mrs. j. S. Larew ST.;
Frances H. Thompson 81; Aileen
Volkart ST. Otlynn Hartzell 81;
Lorraine Bernshouse 81, Kiwanis and
Rotary clubs $23.32.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-06-09
BinleIiCh Wins

NEW YORK, June 8. CUP)-E. r
Bradley's Bimelech won the 72no
running of the $4,000 added Bel
mont stakes at Belmont Park today
Your Chance was second and Andy
K. third.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-06-09

ST; Henry WaSk SO; W. A. Schcnl-
man S25: Charles Sones So; Sones
Lumber 25; DR.. T. B. Turner $40;
Sheliff's office 500; Star Market
$5: Miss M. E. DougleS 81; G. l.
Dcrmondy So; john Monica, Jarky
and Jimmie Rhodes $2.2o; Mrs
R. M. Henderson 81: L. j. Park s.;
E. L. Hiteman $3.50; Central mar
ket SIS: Maggie Bros. So; C. B
Ruff 81; Quality market SIS; Paul
Neipp ST. Mrs. Clara Pullenza So
H. O. Adkins 81, M. o. Simms $40;
Imperial Valley press., 1940-06-09
Baseball
BY UNITED PRESS
AMERICAN

Detroit ........ O2O 900 O20-4 5 l
Boston ........ 900 600 020-2 9 2
Corsica g. Tebbetts; Galehouse,
Wilson & Desautels.
Cleveland .. 600 0l0 1910 2 3
New York .... 900 900 O00-0 2 8
Milnar & HemSley; Russo, Muir
ply & Dickey.
St. Louis 49,. 100 OTIS POOLS IA 3
Philadelphia 900 Ol0 000-l 5 3
Auker & Swift; Dean. Beckman
c. Miles, Brucker,
Chicago ... 124 oil 003-12 l3 4
Washington 900 900 3l2-G 13 4
Dietrich, Brown & fresh; Chase
Monteagudo & Early.
NATIONAL
Boston ...... 0l0 600 0001 8 0
Chicago 49,. 900 001 20X-3 8 0
Fette, Strincevich & Lopez; Olsen
e. Collins.
Philadelphia 2O3 600 OOO-5 12 /
Pittsburgh go. 10 0l0 l0X-6 8 3
Higbe, L. Brown. johnson, Smoll
& Atwood; Butcher, Heintzelman &
Davis.
First game
New York M 900 ITO 020-4 9 0
st. Louis w 600 ITO 000-2 l3 |
Joiner, Brown g. O'Dea: Bowman,
Russell & Owen.
Brooklyn .... 900 020 OOO-2 7
Cincinnati . 143 164 04x-23 81 l
FitzsimmonS, Doyle & Phelps,
MancuSo; Derringer & Lombardi.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-06-09
Home Defense i'm
u. S. Mapped Out

WASHINGTON, June g. (UP)--A Monterey Cal, del
egaton which conferred with American Legion war de
partment and administration officials program of
home defense, announced today definite decision is eX-
pected by Tuesday of next week. The Monterey plan
Imperial Valley press., 1940-06-09
9Th Column Drive
Focuses on Canal
BY UNITED PRESS =

The Panama Canal, vulnerable key to the defense OF
the western hemisphere became the focal point of aten-
ton Saturday in the campaign against fifth column activ
ties in Latin America The possibility of Trojan ship
Imperial Valley press., 1940-06-09
Too Good

Too Good
Bobby Miller, Betty and Marjorie
Cook were playing hide and seek
at the Rudolph Miller home.
Someone noticed that they had
tied up the family police dog,
Oueenie and inquired why.
Jaw" said one of the children.
"She spoils all the fun, She runs
and finds the ones that are hiding
and gives Us away :.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-06-09
Earthquake Fund
Up Another Notch

Earthquake relief funds contributed to the Red Cross
from the Ell Centro oIioville areas moved up another
notch Saturday. reaching SCI 0 toward the goal OF $500
Contributions added to those announced Friday were:
H W. Fawcett $40: r. F. Moore SO; j. X. Kleindinst
Imperial Valley press., 1940-06-09
~ AMbLiNG
Az EpORTEp
Quaintlikc-

QuaintIikC-
Sam GriIfcn is a nan We have
been overI1okJNg Ia oar loss. iii"
sage of Imperial cuts loose with
more prime remarks than any four
persons VIZ know.
When Joe Foster hoWed bis
face aftcr suffering an eye injury.
Sam Qur''':
What h"np,ned? Did you com"
up throu2h the nanb ward ml,
run Il knot hole through your eye
Imperial Valley press., 1940-06-09
Hitler Puts New
Div ViSionS INTO
Desperate Thrust
Germans Establish Bridsehead South
OfRver Aisne but Ne eet Fierce Drive
BY Allied Troops; Most Of Line Held
BY UNITED PRESS =

france launched furious coaner-attack against newly
gained German positions south of the River Aisne Satur
day only few hours after French planes bombarded
strategic factories the outskirts of Berlin.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-06-09
Determined

Another n&nc that we daSsont
use is the handle of this five-year-
old youngStrr:
Somehow or otnor hc picked up
q staltling vocabulary Of profanity
and his astounded mother, to teach
him a lesson. ordcrcd
you can't use language like
that and live in this house. You
will have to go
She found a bandanna banker
chief. packed a few clothes in ii
and sent the lttlr baV outside Fc
marched to the sidewalk and sat
down on the curb to think the
matter over. After quit" awhile
with tears in his eyes, he came
back in the huuS".
"Whp; are rou coming back for
his mother asked, trying hard not
to rrlcnt.
y can't think of where in hcl
to go!" the boy said.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-06-09
A Natural

Alas, this isn't our idea, though
it was q natural that we overlooked.
Regarding the little incident OF
the card game license on FL CentrOs
EaStside that made life merry at
the city council meeting. a GOOD
friend of OWs remarked:
Hell Hitler"
Imperial Valley press., 1940-06-09
Len on BriCtS-

Len Moore had few of his
novel bat srrrWy ideas FRIDAY niPht
durinG thc b'astin4 of n building
at Imperial - a dYnamiting that
didn't Wol k.
"W;at they OUGHT to do is take
these brick down and put in a nice,
cheap variety and then Tn" dyna-
mite would bring them down. he
remarked brightly and a bit later:
"Au folk who arc afraid their
homes won't stand mp during an
earthouak". should try dynamlting
if and if it doesn't come down they
can rest assured
Imperial Valley press., 1940-06-09
Goodness Gracious, Alias Charles
BIaIack, Cor Starr on Airwaves by
Trading Camera for Receiving Set

"W 6 &C Goodness Gracious
al w =. lIayWire Junk -
'iIowmeyah Chuck?'
"SWell, Charlie -
That's not Nazi code but litte professional
Imperial Valley press., 1940-06-09
MARKETS IN BRIEF

Butter: L. A. 28c; Butterfat, Imperial Valley
fob. ranch grade A &c; Manufacturing milk 3lc;
Route gathered cream 27c
L. A Hay: U.S.No S14-145O; us No leafy S13-
1880; U.s.No2 SlO.5O-11; Mpls Flax, Sept $1.7GE
Evening star., 1940-05-16
Bond Averages

b. the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May 16-Bonds
shook off some of their recent de-
preston today and many corporate
issues climbed fractions to around
2 points.
Despite the rally the markets
undertone remained nervous and
number of foreign categories de-
clined to new lows for the war scare
selling movement.
Still under pressure in this divi-
sion near the final hour were loans
of Belgium, and the British possess
sions.
Leaders on the firm side of the
4 market included: Bethlehem Steel
3las, Columbia Gas SIS of 81, Inter-
national Paper SIS, Portland General
Electric 4las. Pacific Gas 34 and
General Steel Casting 51As.
Heavy were Schulco 612s of 46,
Warren Bros. IS, Mobile & Ohio 5s
and Maine Central As.
Gains of 2 points or more were
recorded at the close for Studebaker
IS at 100. Puerto Rican American
Tobacco stamped IS at 70, General
Steel Casting 5las at SO and Bethle-
hem Steel 3l2s at LOT.
Evening star., 1940-05-16
Washington Produce

BUTTER-93 score. tubs. 80; 1-pound
tubs. 30: 1-pound prints, 29ta: A-pound
prints. 30; 81 score, tubs, 2S1a; l-pound
prints. go; h-pound prints, 292: 90 score.
tubs. 90: 1-pound prints, 2s1a; H-pound
prints, 20: 80 score. tubs 27a: 1-pound
prints. 2S; A-pound prints. 2sk; SO
LIvEsToCK-Calves. 1Oa: spring
lambs. IL; hons. 12O-14O pounds. 400
4.26; .14O-16O pounds. 1904 .75: I5O-I7O
pounds, 5.00-5. 10; 17O-21O pounds. 800
5.25; sovs 3.0O-4. 90; calves. 900-11 90
From Agricultural Marketing Service.
Prices paid net fob. Washington:
EGGS-Market about steady. Prices
paid for Fcderal-State Graded eggs received
from grading stations MAY 16)-Whites
U. 9. extras. large. 81 k-23: U. 8. extras
mediums, 1s-19h: U. s. standards. large.
l9-20h: U. 8, standards mediums, 1913;
large. 20h-22; q. s. extras. mediums.
1919; U. 8. standards large. 1S-19h:
U. 8. standards mediums. 1917: U. 8.
trades. l4-l7. For nearby ungraded eggs-
Current receipts Whites. 1914 few higher;
mixed ed colers I5i2 few higher.
Fowl, colored, all sizes II: No. IS, l2-l3;
Leghorns; l2.14. Roosters. $40. Chick
ems. ViIeinia Rocks. broilers and fryers. all
sizes. 24-25: No. 2s. 14-16. Delaware
Rocks and crosses broilers and fryers. all
sizes 1924; No. IS. 14-16. Leshorn,
hroilers. = pounds and UP. ,l7-1s; under :.
hens, ID: No. rs, hens and toms, S-10.
Evening star., 1940-05-16
Sharp Advance
In Steel Rate
Is Forecast
By the Associated Press.


NEW YORK, May 16-The Wa1l
Street Journal says steel operations
in the United States are headed
sharply higher under the stimulus
OF a sudden expansion in export
orders, which have exceeded 500 ,oO0
tons within the past 48 hours.
England and France have placed
contracts this week for at least 45O,.
600 tons of finished, finished
and shell steel, the paper says, as !
result of the cutting of of these
countries from Belgium and LuxemS
bourg steel. Considerable business
also has come from South America
and domestic consumers are hasten-
ing to place contracts lest foreign
business preempt capacity.
Foreign inquiries are piling up
rapidly, the paper says, with ths
likelihood that substantial addi.
tional tonnages will be ordered
shortly. &
Evening star., 1940-05-16
New York Produce

NEW YORK, May 16 Hs.-Eggs. 25. .636;
easy. Mixed colors. fancy to extra fancy.
l9-204: extras 1sh-s4: storage-packed
firsts: lsG; GRADED firsts; 17A: current re-
Whites resales Of premium marks s2-
24k. Nearby and Midwestern premium
marks. SO-21h "a; specials; 1914: standards.
heavier mediums 1s-2OAa. Nearby and
Midwestern mediums 17-17h.
Browns nearby, fancy to extra fancy.
20-21hs. Nearby and Midwestern. specials,
1917; standards: 1871: mediums, 1871.
Duck eggs. 1919.
higher than extra. % e7M.ssh: e1t1a Ssamefy; sas
score). 27h: hrsts 1881 score), 2634-
27a: seconds fs4-s7. 25A-26H.
Cheese, 64412: steady. Prices un-
Evening star., 1940-05-16
Poris Bank Chances

statement as OF May 10 showed (in nil
lions Of francs):
Gold reserve. s4.o14: unchanged. Bal
commercial bills-France, 5.7b5: increase,
$50. Negotiable bills bought in france,
1920; increase. l. Advances against se-
curities, 3.4SS: decrease, 23 30-day ad-
vances AGAINST government securities, 671;
decrease, 400. Temporary advances to
state. q, 800: unchanged. Circulation.
current accounts. 1901: increase. $50.
Ratio OF gold to sight liabilities, 1857 per
cent, compared with 4S.72 last week. Bank
rate. per cent
Evening star., 1940-05-16
London Bunk Report

LONDON. May 16 R.-Bank Of Eng
land statement ~ Of May 15 showed Cn
Circulation, 54s4I5: Increase. s.4e2.
Bullion. 1895: increase. 90. Reserves,
36,OS1; decrease, 2,4O2. Public de-
posits- 1894: decrease. 4,1b0. Govern
ment securities. 139, 9,Og3: increase, Is.
Other securities. 26.36g; decrease. 1.026.
Ratio of reserve to liabilities. 81 per cent.
compared with 2O.1 last week. Bank rate.
2 per cent.
Evening star., 1940-05-16
Boston Wool Market

BOSTON May 10 (R, UNITED States De-
domestic woods In the Boston market had
slackened today, 0uotations on three
eighths and quarter blood bright fleece
Mixed grade lots OF these woods offered
from the country were quoted occasionally
1T 81 cents. IN the grease. delivered. conn
realized on sales earlier in the week.
Western-efcwn woods were slow and quo.
tations were steady. compared with selling
prices earlier IN the week.
Evening star., 1940-05-16
Foreign Markets

LONDON, May 16 dP.-The stock market
steady at the outset in the face Of dis
heartening. war news; later quotations
drooped. volume was small. Among gilt
edged securities, long-term issues dipped
to w.. Home rails were down sharply,
while industrials retreated a lesser degree.
Suez Canal fell f66 to f7O Kafiirs COP
pers and other base-metai shares were url-
even, but little changed
today. Losses in the domestic sroun
ranged from l. to 10 per cent and foreign
issues fell back correspondinRly Amster-
dam rubber was down over II per cent at
one time and Royal Dutch / per cent.
Rentes declined 35 to 15b centimes.
Evening star., 1940-05-16
Private Construction
h Per Cent Ahead
Of Year Ago
Is Per Cent Increase
Over Previous Week
Also Reported
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. May 16.-Private en-
cheering contracts awarded during
the week ended Tuesday totaled $20,-
$4,000, gain Of 16 per cent over
the previous week and 20 per cent
greater than q year ago, Engineering
News-Record reported today.
It marked the seventh consecutive
week that private awards have.
topped their respective 1899 values.
Total construction volume, how
ever, declined to $46.740, 600, a drop
Of 8 per cent from the previous week
and II per cent less than the corre-
spending week last year because. Of
a lag in public contracts. Public
awards were % per cent smaller
than the week before and "a per cent
less than q year ago.
Comparison Of the weeks awards
follows:
Private.
sso'75l,ooo siS,ss1 900 s1e.5ii. .o6o 90
State and Municipal.
21,914,00O 2S,5s3,000 36,090,0O0
Federal
4.072,000 4.974,0O0 3,412,OOO
Total
S46.74O,ooo S5l,37s,00o S5e013,00o
Evening star., 1940-05-16
Chicoqo Produce

CHICAGO. May 10 R.-Poultry. live. b,
trucks. steady; Plymouth Rock springs
under 4 pounds. 24h: small colored duets
10: white, II: other prices unchanged.
Butter. 72S.9s7: steady; creamery. ~
score. 2bh; SO; IS: ss. Jan; 90 eentrSI
lied carlots 25h: other prices unchaned
ERgs,. 64.3?2; easy; dirties, 1874: st3r.
as::I as:s.pscasd extras. TN; nrsts, l7M: otisei
Potatoes q; on track. ,22s; total o. b.
M: /; size p weak; California Triumpis
plies moderate; demand slow; io0-pouSd
SACKS. Bliss Triumphs. Alabama. U. B. No
2.96-1S: 2. 9. No, l.. size B, unwashed
a.ao: ao:ai iLorlsisna' ma.,1. g. No: ]; yashsd
dirty 200; size p. washed. 90; IN.
No; under initial Ice. Loo . crate:
California long whites, q. 8. No. !, washed
under initial ice few sales 2.30-3S, mostly
s5; Ss5; caliiSor9is lSs Bliss & &Tripmphs, .; s.
Old stock flrm. supplies moderate d.
mand moderate: sacked per hundred.
36: mostly around 2.15.
Evening star., 1940-05-16
New York Cotton
BY the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May 16.-Cotton
futures rallied in last minutes of
trading on speculative buying and
covering. Late strength in securities
and grain prices were chief factors
in the advance. Final prices closed
] to higher.
Evening star., 1940-05-16

Cottonseed oil closed steady. Bleacha bic
prime summer yellow. 6.l5b. Prime crude,
3 50 May, 6.O5b; July. 6.1sb: September,
Bid.
Evening star., 1940-05-16
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
Stock and Sales
Dividend Rafa AAA m rJ;Ot,

z In bankruptcy OF receiveTship or be1zS
reorsanizec under the Bsnkruptc, Act =
securtties assumed by such compar NJ. |.
Rates Of dividends IN the foresoine taEls
are annual disbursements based on 81
last quarterly or semi-annual declars-
tion Unless otherwise noted. special 2
extra Or extras Accumulated dividen
PAID last year Declared or paid IS
iaf THIS year PAYABLE In stock Pr
iase Sear Cash or stock Accum6.
iatsd dividends paid OF declared this yest.
w under rule wv With warrafts n
"ltnoue WarrAnts var Wafrant&
Evening star., 1940-05-16
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK, May 10 R.-Dividends.
declared. Prepared by Fitch Publishing CO.
Accumulated,
Pc Stk Of Pay
Rate. riod. record. able
Automotive Gear Wks
cv pf S7hc $50 6-1
Empire Pw cum ptx SOC - 81 8-10
Utah & 81 pf Sl.16as = 81 I'll
Extra,
Central Patricia
Gold Mines 2c 6-1H 6-2e
Evening star., 1940-05-16
London Bur Silver

LONDON May 10 R.-Bar silver
9aEd. up i. Equivalent. 42.6l cents on
ne dollar basis. 81 03) Bar gold 1855.
unchangeA Equivalent. S33.S5o II
Evening star., 1940-05-16

Also extra or extras.
Quotations furnished by National Asso-
citation OF Security Dealers. Inc which
states they do not necessarily reflect actual
transactions or arm bids or offers but
should indicate approximate prices.
Evening star., 1940-05-16
London Tin Prices .

LONDON, May 10 R.-Tin, arm: spot,
f2e5 5s bid. EGGS 1Ss asked; future. fz63
bid. f263 los asked. A
Evening star., 1940-05-16
New Orleans Prices.

NEW ORLEANS. May Is LP.-Cotton
futures were nervous and irregular today.
Final quotations were steady at net gains
of ia < points
Evening star., 1940-05-16

South Africa has rejected q plan
BY which university students could
be trained for military service with.
out interruptjng their studies. !.
Evening star., 1940-05-16
New York Sugar

NEW YORK. May 16 lP).-World sugar
futures followed the pattern of other mar
kets today, fuctuating nervously as recur-
rent LIQUIDATION on a moderate scale ap-
peared along with some hedse selling. Mid
afternoon prices were unchanged to 9
Easier raw sugar and hedge pressure lent
an easy tone to the domestic contracts.
early afternoon, unchansed to 2 points
lower: July, l .93; September. l as.
Late yesterday an Eastern refiner pur-
chased 10000 bags of Puerto Ricos in port
at 2.S3 cents, a further decline of points.
Puerto Ricos in prompt positions today
were held at 2.S5. Cubas for June ship
ment were held at 200 cents on a delivered
basis. Philippines were available from
200 to 2.a5. Possible buyers were In
dicated at $50 cents
Refined was unchanged at 45O cents.
Withdrawals were fairly good.
Futures No. 3 closed l higher to
1over. Sales. Q50 tong
Evening star., 1940-05-16
Cottonseed Oil.

n 2.
xExpired at noon.
Cottonseed Oil.
Bleacheble cottonseed oil futures closed
1924 higher. Sales. 169 contracts July,
6.69b; September, 6.76b: October. 6.7Sb;
December, 6S3b.
Bid
Evening star., 1940-05-16
F federal Lond Bunks

NEW YORK M.y 10 G,.-Federl Land
RanH h0l1ds.
Evening star., 1940-05-16

FEDERAL FARM MORTGAGE.
SIS 1s44-64 l06.24 l06.l6 106.16
HOME OWNERS LOAN
Is lS4<-62 105.24 l05.24 l05.24
NEW YORK CITY BONDS
ss1sso B VIII 92h 91M 9l%
IS 1880 wi 9lIa 9Oss 81
Evening star., 1940-05-16
Baltimore Stocks
u. S. Treasury Notes
Special Dispatch to The Star.

NEW YORK. May 16 R.-Prices quoted
IN dollars and thirty-seconds
Evening star., 1940-05-16
BONDS ON N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

By private wire direct to The star
Evening star., 1940-05-16

w-Wth warrants. XW-WithOut "
rants. n-New. st tstpD-Stamped.
sNegotiability impaired BY maturity.
Evening star., 1940-05-22
AuToMosllfs ron MLr.

eTUDEBAKIR 1885 Dictator cruising se-
dan; black dnish, fne motor, 5 eOod tires,
very clean car and priced low Ct S206.
PACKARD. gath and N sts. NV. Republic
the famous economy prize winner and this
car Is beauty. perfect mechanically.
eu6ier Bonded ana resl buy ct only
NV. DI. 1918. ~A'' ~
WIILYe 1910 do luxe sedan: brand new:
run 400 miles: 3acriAce. S11O cash. $40
month. Roper lotor. 1880 r. /. ne.