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Evening star., 1940-05-16
Judge Fay Bentley
Named Director of
Protective Group

The Children's Protective Asso-
citation elected Judge Fay Bentley
OF the Juvenile Court a member Of
the Board of Directors at a lunch
con meeting yesterday at the
Y. w. c., A.
Evening star., 1940-05-16

president of the development COM
pany. said the decision was reached
because Of the international situa-
ton and the short time remaining
before the probable close Of Congress.
Evening star., 1940-05-16
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7th. 9Th T. E SITS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-04
Arts, Science Club
Honors Federation

Making the Golden jubilee ~
ths National Federation II wo-
mems clubs. members Of ths Arts
and Science club gathered Thurs-
day IN ths woman's clubhouse for
luncheon and = program. Center
ing tins speakers table was .
replica Of the Narrvws fridge.
sith 1850 written al ons end aad
1910 AT tns other. reminding tioss
present q ths flfty years % shs
national organization small ctr
saEes of valley hliss marked each
guests plses
Nrs. Pearl a waHsmAksF
speaking on Women n Progress
eas the principal spssksr u ina
afternoon a feature u ths pro-
gram Vas ths nsoasling ny i've
members ~ ths oiuh - costumes
u ths past % ysaFa no0sis sp-
peArsd In a hfs-aixs frame Mrs,
John c. Lemon. general Chairman
q ths affair. uas ths narrator.
During ths afternoon. hsn,
waiter ~ Bnsll. was presented
with ths ''pionssr womaBs medal
for having bsen ths groups first
president o. interest wan ths
reading o. al original poem by =
club Hassnbsr. nFs. Jean Martin.
which vas accepted ~ ths stats
chairman 81 poetry and which 4
coming oIt Friday IL pslsl In tns
washington slAls postry nsaga-
siDa.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-04
To Have Mothers Day
PROGRAM on Friday

South Tacoma Rsbekah lodge
viii meet on Friday syening IN the
l. o. o. y. hall. 30, stth ana T.-
coma way. On tho program. which
viii follow the regular : o'aloek
meeting. Mothsrg day selections
will b. featured Mrs. liyis Lock-.
noble grand. win preside over the
meeting. assisted BY Mrs. James
Brown
A quarirtts composed ~ Aisaes
Virginia and Martha stark and
Doris ami narioFis Ifoissfh ain
sing songs appropriate 70 Mothers
day and a play. Mothers Head.
schs.s viii slso b. presented. In
the cast are Mrs Mildred cosass.
Misses Doris Holseth, Martha
sryan. MARJORIE Heissth. Shirley
Gibbs. Jane wsstsfdahi, Aufisl
Armstrong
Mira. Dorothy Dean siil Rad .
group u her original poems.
Misses Carol LOCK and psisrss
Isoas ~ill b. present 70 give each
mother = flower TIERS wiil ne
special fsyofs Tor ths oldest ana
TIA youngest mother present
Refreshments vii b. served ~
Mrs Cowias and her COMMITTEES.
Mrs. John fsrsiss. Mrs. Paul Lank.
Mrs. Dorothy Dean and Mias Dsi.
ores ftons.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-04
Party Honors
Miss Simpson

For the pleasure Of Miss
Susan Simpson, who will
marry Mr.. Robert Mcleod
Sanders June 4, Miss Joanna
Plowden entertained Thurs
day evening at a dessert
bridge and kitchen shower.
During the evening, the honor
guest was presented with
recipes from each guest, as
well as with gifts for her new
home.
Spring flowers and dogwood
decorated the rooms for the occa-
sion. The hostess was assisted by
her sister-in-law, Mrs. John Plow-
den, during the evening. Honors
at games went to Miss Vera Jean
Freeman and Miss Susan Simpson.
Guests included Mrs. F. F.
Plowden, mother of the hostess.
Mrs. J. p. Simpson, mother of the
bride-to-be, Mrs. John L. Plow-
den. and the Misses Jane ALL
strum, Margaret Burkey, Lenore
Elstrom, Vera Jean Freeman. VAL
dene Hazelton, Marjorie Schwalen,
Vernetta Rowland, Dorothy Ann
Simpson, Margaret Simpson and
Mrs. E. J. Ireland.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-04

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-04
Will Convene

Tacoma chapter. o. Il. s., will
meet Friday evening In Gothic hall
at 8 p. m. for their regular meet
ing. Mothers will be honored, the
oldest and youngest being espec-
tally complimented.
Mrs. F. e. kirkland will present
special music following the meet
ing and Miss Dorothy Padfield of
the College of Puget Sound will
give a group of spring readings.
Robert Cowden will be heard IN
tenor solos.
A late supper will be served by
Mesdames w. d. Bergey. c. A..
Cedar, l.. Lorey, A. Liljebeck, and
H. Martin. Floral decorations will
be arranged by Mrs. II. II. Sutton,
Mrs. Carl Weimer and their COM
mittee.
Mrs. H. e. Washburn, worthy
matron, and DIR. John w. Griffith.
worthy patron. extend a cordial
invitation to all o. E. s. members.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-04
PIT. A. News
SATURDAY MAY ~

FAt1ADht kHat W
Park Avenue preseheoI Is spon-
soring a benefit card party at :
p. m. nj the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
Cecil Kimhrough, 722i so. Faw-
cett. Pinoehle and 500 viii be
PLAYED. Refreshments viii be-
served and favors viii be awarded
for high and low score. Mrs. kim
brough Is general chairman, as
sisted by Mesdames c. V. Hntson.
Margaret johnson. {. l. Houts
and r.. c. stillifant Everyone IL
cordially invited
WEDNESDAY
Jefferson PIT. A. viii meet nj
2 p. m. in the school with Mrs
Clarence Bigger presiding. Mis'
Jennie Jones will speak on ma
ture Hobbies" Mrs. J. ID. Mahoslxi
junior past president. viii install
the following officers for the en-
suing year: Mrs. Edwin Moe. prcsi-
dent; Mrs. II. y. Phelps. first vice
president: Mrs. Grant Eylander.
second vice president: Mrs Arthur
Goodrich. secretary, and Mrs. w.
w. Bragdon, treasurer. Pupils Of
the first and second grades VIII
present songs. Mrs. G. c.. Gliding.
Mrs. Keith swinney and Mrs.
Clarence spinney will be hostesses
for the tea hour.
Madison PIT. A. will meet at
2:30 p. m. In the school. Miss
Helen Cantine OF the Girl Scout
office viii give a short talk on
the Girl Scout program and will
present a shadowgraph. Newly
elected officers are Mrs. Miiiard
May. president; Mrs. Cort Eb-
erly, vice president: Mrs. Eliza
beth Dufour. secretary. and Mrs.
o. z. Anderson. treasurer.
THURSDAY
Gauit Junior High PIT. A. will
meet at TAO .. m. In the audi
forum with Mrs. Paul Lower pre-
siding. New officers viii be in
stalled. Gordon Tatum viii be IN
charge Of the program. which IL
a Dads night Mira. Willard Peter
son Is in crarge Of the social hour.
sheridan PIT. A. meets At ESQ
p. m. In room IL with Mrs. John
Olson presiding. Installation Of
officers viii be the main event Of
afternoon. Mrs. ID. N. Pease Will
present q solo. Mas Hamarher
viii present her s-B and Alb pupils
IN . short plsyiet entitled May
In the Green Woods" Mrs. John
Campbell viii act a. hostess for
the social hour.
Raston PIT. A. vfii meet on
Wednesday afternoon for an IN
stallation Of officers including
Mrs. Wesley Newman. president.
Ars. Lee Garrison. first vice
president. Mrs Gerard Tailman.
second vice president. Mrs. Joe
Gibson. secretary; Miss Gertr1ds
Tenzisr. treasurer The program
VIII be presented by ths kinder
Ksrten and first grades under the
direction o. Miss Trnzier. Re
Treatments will b. served BY Mrs.
Frank walgraph and Mrs. Lee
Garrison and her committee
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-04
Rainbow Group
To End Term
Election Of Officers 10 Be
He'd Saturday Evening

Tacoma assembly. Order Of
Rainbow for Girls. win meet
Saturday evening At 7sso IN
the Doric room of the Ma
sonic temple for the last busi-
ness session Of the spring
term and for the election Of
new officers. Miss Jane Lund-
berg, worthy adviser. and
Mrs. Rose r. Leonard. mother
adviser. viii preside.
May II l. the date st for TIE
annual Nay dance n ~ hsad IN TIE
Fellowship hail II the Masonle
temple from . To u o'cieek Mtss
Truls Nae witieuhsfksF. worthy
associate adviser. viii ~ chairman.
Tickets may he obtained from any
member ef the assembly or -
calling Pr fTps
Saturday evening. plans wlll he
made for tho birthday celebration
In honor az Mr.. A. J. swtndis. sa-
preme confidential observer a. the
supreme assembly ard supreme IN
spector Of the Order a. Rainbow IA
the state Of Washington and terri.
tory 81 Alaska. Girls wiii have
the opportunity to sixn up for
various committees At that time.
MISS Aarjcris Lou Merrill has
been appointed 10 write The
monthly article for the Rainho~
paper. the Confidential Observer.
A report on the banquet viii be
given by tho committee heAds.
Each girl working for her merit
pin and bars Ia asked 10 report The
points Saturday.
Tickets for the skating party 70
be held May II can also he OBJ
tanned from any member Of the
assembly.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-04
Two Will Present
Hebrew Music

Hailed by critics and sudi-
eneex frum coast 10 coast ~
. unique and original con-
trihuticn 10 the cultural life
cf America. "A CAvxicAde of
Hebrew and Jewish Music''
vii be given BY two dIs-
tinrnished and Delighted Ar.
tixtz the evening Of May -.
under the auspice. Of Talmud
TorAh synagogue. 80. 9Th and
| sts,
hueh snt<Fsst i b<lan o.
played ~ ma.ts lss*fs ~ re city
IN ths cene~st which wiIi - pre-.
sentsd ~ susis niehs<l. rsfssd
and charming pianist ard narva-
taf. and Maurice Ffsedm.Iz. rf<h.
~ endowed hssstens. Aexi.imsf
~ hath critical and psfui4r Ell.
m.ss. The Iuo hevs snsxxssi th<is
talents 10 present IN IN sssthsssss'
tive and entertaining manner ~
music and starry = ~ snsissl
peupIe, fsKasi
asssie Michael. Americas basF
pianist has had ths advantage u
training under ~oms Il th~ sefid'l
great teachers. nssi.mona alaluw'
All % Mes York. Victor iisins<
81 chinsse sna Fransls nisht<r II
Minneapolis ~ = snnssff pianist
At distinction. shs ha~ he~n A.
claimed ~ ons ef the mast ~
nlfieant artists b<fnfs tn puhli'
today. Win the same seal md %
vnsinn that have characterized h~s
entire artistic nutlnoh. shs be-
entered the realm Of IIshfsts art
making herssif IN authority -
both Ia music and ne spoken
word.
MsnFios Friedman |. he s<,n a
. eanior and sang ~ q by 80.
pFsno In synsxsxus "a ta< ace
q .. ne reaured HE nlazleai s<lss.
cstion ~ The Institute n ausieal
Art ~ Nsw reFk sna became A.
soeiatsd with the famous is~isisn
conosrt baritone. l<sais oravsuss.
Madame duthmsn.lllee. fIsTi<ff
Must&rds. and ofhsf sntbnsiiiss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-04
Mrs. e. W. Schulz
To Entertain

The May meeting of Eliza
beth Forey chapter. Daugh-
tiers of the American Revo-
luton, will be held Monday
afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Charles W. Schulz, 1915 No.
Tacoma ave. Assisting host
esses will be Mrs. Hunter
Kennard, Mrs. George Will
liams and Miss Allene Nash.
Luncheon will be served at |
o'clock. the board meeting
preceding at II: 80.
Guests for the day will be Mrs.
John T. Quinn and Miss Marjorie
Engelbrecht. Mrs. Quinn viii talk
on "Rumania Today" a fascinating
subject. particularly at this mo-
ment. Her residence In that coun-
try. from which she recently re-
turned and where her husband still
Is, gives her comprehensive
knowledge Of the conditions exist
ing there.
Miss Engelbrecht was the chosen
Pilgrim for Washington on the
Good Citizenship pilgrimage to
Washington. d. c.. project spon-
sored by the national organization
OF the d. A. r.. the honor going to
the high school girl whose record
shows a high standard for depen-
liability, service, leadership and
patriotism. She has Just returned
from her stay in Washington and
will tell Of her impressions, her
experiences and interesting con-
facts made while there. Friday.
April IL, when the registration
began. to the farewell breakfast
Tuesday, April l6, spanned five
happy, active days Of specially
planned sightseeing tours to the
many historic points. to the house
and the senate, a visit to the White
House, where the girls were re-
ceived by Mrs. Wallace, wife Of
the secretary of agriculture. The
presentation of the girls at the
opening Of the session Of the 4eth
congress at Constitution hall will
probably linger longest in their
memories. as the beauty and the
significance OF the formal opening
left a deep impression.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-04

Miss Iris Bryan VIII continue as
huntsman Of the club and Mai.
Matthews was named master-of-
the fox hound. whippers-in ap-
pointed by Miss Bryan are Mr..
Kennedy and Mr.. Cyrus Happy
III.
New members who have been
taken into regular membership In
the hunt club recently are Mr.. Wal
ter Green, Mr.. s. NJ. jackson and
Mr.. Cyrus Happy III.
Committee appointments will Ne
forthcoming in a short Will e
the years functions. Among the
first is Mr.. G. Donald Cameron as
chairman Of the activity commit
tee.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-04
Patrons Named
For Cabaret Dance

Interest In keen IN the cabaret
dance TO Be given by tina Cardinal
club Saturday evening In the Roof
Garden Of Hotel winthrop Many
have agreed 10 be patrons and pa
tronenses for this affair and many
others have made reservations
Patrons and patroness-s for this
dance which will benefit the clubs
scholarship fund. are; Mezsrs and
Mesiames Ciarenee Layton. w. =.
Goaselin. J. n. Loonam. J. y
Baisch. c. Y. Burkey. NJ A. Pet.
rich, W. n. MeNcrthasy, J. J.
Mclaughlin. ~ p. Harrison, Jas.
w kugcl. Leo A. McCaviok. b. v.
schwalen. n. E Beaucnamp. W. l..
Gaffn.y. J. E. Brady. e. J. Pair
hurst. =. J. Charlton ,sn. y. w.
Power. NJ. J, Nicola. r. 4 Murphy.
Douglas Dyksnan. Frank Taylor.
Dale Forkenbrock. X. w Nc
carthy. Harry L. Davis. NJ w.
Marush. w. H. Peasemi.r. E J,
Enright. =. A. 0agliardl. Michael
petri. Fred Bader. J. p simpson.
C. c. cavanaugh. w, H. Hoffnsr.
Theodore Caffney, G. w. Licksss.
Arthur Brown. charlrs Paniik. and
MeAsrs. r. X. Burns. August Won
Boccklin.
Tho following II partial list Of
those who have made reservations.
Mcasra John Davis. Carl Piroh.
Joseph Gleva. Adrian Mccarthy,
James Mccarthy. W NJ. Huntsman.
Joseph Desmond. Robert Brown.
vern Champagne. Arthur Nc
Mahon. Stanley Maloyich. Joseph
Tenclch. Owen y. Gallagher. Law
renee Burcar. Rudolph udovleh.
Emil Burcar. chaa krilioh. Joseph
Kori. stephen sabutis. John vehon-
nky. Leonard Marcoe. Frank
Fioripo. Stanley Baleior. Joseph
Fitzpatrick. Carl knecht. Gordon
wingard. George ssu. Francis Hon.
Wing. VIM. Brady. George Dohsrty.
Alyah Draws. Leo connors. George
Espin. Eriing Peterson. Jack En-
right. Fred Lsvsqus. John Hapin.
Arnold Badsr. Harold Pists. Law
renee ~ ongs. Gordon McEschron.
Richard Uianinieh, Joseph Ksxslls.
Robert jacques. Alfred Dorfnsr and
Mssers and Mesdames Frank Hp-
ban. Jack Burns. stephen Michael.
and w. zapeoski
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-04
Dinner TO Precede
AuuinaS Prom

A group of Aquinas juniors will
entertain with a dinner party at
7:30 o'clock Friday evening at
Hotel Winthrop. Later. they will
attend the annual Aquinas prom in
the Roof Garden.
Girls who will be present at the
dinner are the Misses Rosemary
Mansfield, Eileen Shaffer, Virginia
Dean, Peggy o'Connell, Margaret
Miller, Harriet Quinn and Hazel
Simonetti. Escorts will be Walter
Weber. George Mansfield. Donald
st. Thomas, Philip Brown, Ray
Batsford. Vic Inderbitzen and Joe
Dargan.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-04

Canadian Legion and auxiliary
will hold their regular business
meeting at p. m. Friday In EN-
erson hall.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-04
All Wilderness"
Is Scheduled
Drama League TO Present
Eugene O'NeilI Comedy

A fitting finale TO the year
in the Little theater off Carr
st. will be Eugene O'NeilPs
well loved comedy, "Ah VIII
derness," now in rehearsal
and scheduled for production
May % to %. There is a feel
ing of sentiment among men,
bers of the cast and the entire
production crew in working
on this last play in the old
theater building. and they all
are endeavoring to out d o
themselves in the production.
Mrs. Cecil Fuller, who has di-
rected many successful Drama
league productions, is the director.
and Mrs. Eric Richter viii assist.
The story il OF honey American
family. and brings to the stage Mr..
and Mrs. America and their fam
lily.
Mrs. Preston Onstad. chairman
OF properties, and Mrs. ]. w. Show
man, in charge OF costumes. with
their committees. are busy search
ing Tacoma attics. trunks and
other hide-outs for authentic fur
niturs, bric-a-brac and costumes
of the first years Of the century,
as II is on the morning Of July 4.
1908, that the audience first meets
the family Of Nat Miller. TO live
and laugh with them through the
three acts Of the rollicking comedy.
Beverly Hart. well known for
his clever and artistic work. is de-
signing the sets. and Charles HUM.
production manager, and his as
sistants are preparing a stage set
ting that will be true 10 all the
traditions Of the period.
Canadian Legion and auxiliary
will hold their regular business
meeting at 8 p. m. Friday In EN-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-04
Sorority to Have
Tulip" Dance

Friday evening vii b '@Tn-
lip Time for members Of
Delta Alpha Gamma and their
guests al the sorority's an
aual spring formal - BE- given
At the Officers Beach club o.
North American lake. Dec
oratIons viii b carried cut
following the Dutch motif
with Dutch dolls and wooden
shoes and : floral setting of
tulips.
rruzrsms FaF ths dsnx< are
cisversy fAshiaasd frem piywp<i
into TIE SHAPE ~ we<~tsn sanss
ON ths frcnt eessr l. - s~FessITs
crest in green Fseuiss guests ~
the evening will - Mis- tinds txn
Notslen. nw Lyle = shslnssszsns
ard ur. y RohsFs emlsh and tA<is
guests Specially invited guests
are ths Representatives fFum eseh
% the other snresit,es - ths easn-
pns ard ths president ~ -
wonsn's Residence hall Thss are
she Nlsses Ruth 1ens~n. 1uns
pesie. lillian Mssszcn ard kssA<r~
Inc Sutherland
Chairman fas shs dsnes h ~
Virginia Judd whn ~. assisting
her Nss. nnres Sachs. Miss Anita
sherman and Alias June IAs@nn
Alnmnas ef shs sorority VITA are
planning 10 ALTERED are Mis- pau.
lire TssmphFsy. Ms. BETTY lara
Graham. Miss Margaret ksil Mia
10 Ann Grant and Mis- Fia<amss
Davis.
Guests 20 ire seru<ity werner
wtIl be she Ae..ss. Leland TAans.
Harold Nelson. ponald Msynss.
Thale johnson. James Van Camp.
Philip Cheney. Frank nain.rst.
william Tucker. Warren WIN.
weymar Ro<so. Forrest johnson.
James Frank. Robert spfsnxsrI
Richard sinss. David Davies. Mar
Miller. Jaek Creek Hsrbsri
Philips. Robert Angel, NAytns
Middleton. Jane. Arntsan. Charles
McNary. Warren Holt. Wales
Honeywell. Philip Raymond. Issr'
nard Chambers. Edward rsomhley
William Brown. Aiisn Miller. WI
liam Johnson. william TreEnninx
Marsas fseFthalss. Robert Davis
Edward 0rsniund. Donald Har'
nett. Hugh Mscwhlrtef. Zach
Frassr. Joseph Kilkenny. ponsia
Pearson. Philip wais<hy. Hsrol<
Christensen. Nell Anderson. Th.s-
dore Picard and ullnhrest Nielsen.
Hostesscs wiil be The Mise.
Patricia Glover. Doris Grsninnd
Anita Sherman. Jams aofensen
Bette Brock. Marguerite kath
Esther Waterman. Nsthsisa stan
dish. Virginia Judd. Jeanne Rosso
Winnie Richard. Margaret vsrnss
Fiorenes psrrow, Erna Bremen
Dorothy Ann Brenner. jsann'
csilow. Mary Ellen Peterson. Jam
Hudson. censyisvs Hioks. Jeas
Murnsu. Suzanne Lidren. haurees
Martin. Joan Roberta Name,
whippls. Mary Ann Jsulsich. bar
bars Jacobsen. porse sachs. Doril
Hartman. June Larsen. f,orfsins
Albert. Eiixabeth Bona. Isstt,
Mobile. Miriam ellison. Mildred IN
Spain. Frances cnivsr and Rose.
mary Devota.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-04
Hunt Club Names Mrs. Gilpin
President for Second Time
Miss Henry and Miss Walker Also Selected for Office.
Al Woodbrook; Group Esther. at Presidents Home

Mrs Joseph H. Gilpin has again been chosen 10 head
activities of the Woodbrook Hunt club The members
entertained Thursday evening the attractive home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Gpn overlooking the Tennis club and
during the evening the elections were held
Miss Edith Henry elected corresponding secretary
and Miss Dorothy Walker is the treasurer Members
of the board of directors are Mr. Burwood Kennedy
Mr. G. Donald Cameron, Mrs. William Ryan Major J. T.
Mathews, Mr.. Elmer Carlson and Mr.. Joseph Gipin
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-15
What Stocks Did
CHICAGO POTATOES


CHICAGO, May 14.-CP-U. S.
~" Asr) - Potatoes SO, on track
.'V' Total Z. S. shipments SOL; new
VVA' southern triumphs U. S. No.
a. SVouI steady, U. S. No. 1, size B,
,nst0E weaker, California triumphs
s0Ael' long whites about steady,
app"es moderate, demand rather
lVV lbs. sacks, bliss triumphs,
'''Sllla U. S. No. l, unwashed few
NJ 10 Louisiana washed U. S.
G / --9-40; unwashed 2.O0-15: u.
NO. l, size 3, washed few sales
y, W. California long whites U. S.
a. ~ l. under initial ice, washed 2.25-
IN = commercials 2.2O; Florida
Viates bliss triumphs U. S. No.
h. '1s''ed lis a bu. Old stock, Ida
no,4t 'N'e's steady, demand light,
stroI eih all varieties firm slightly
'7er %undertone, demand moder-
cw, Tuipiles moderate; sacked per
Il. lu@llo russets U. S. No. L, 2.05-
poo n'lnesota and North Dakota
= iHver Valley sectio nearly Ohios
salos s0 per cent U. S. No. l., few
bIars l''o-io; unclassified 80; cob
uhclassified los.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-15
10 Low Yield Bonds
NEW YORK SUGAR

NEW YORK, May 14.-R-The
sugar markets Monday war boomlet
was drastically debated today by
heavy selling inspired by unfavorable
war news.
Weakness in both the domestic
and world contracts was accentuated
by the wide break in securities,
grains and other leading staples.
Liquidation from commission
houses and the touching off of stop
loss orders carried the world con-
tract down 5 10 to 8 points. Sales
totaled 23,25O tons. Some support
came from Cuban and trade sources
but it was insufficient to rally prices
from the lows
After some resistance the domestic
contract gave way for net losses of
4 to 6 points. Sales were 1880 tons.
On the decline there was commission
house covering but liquidation was
the predominant factor.
Refined was steady with eastern
quoting 4.50 cents a pound
for fine granulated.
No. 2 range follows: