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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-18
E. S. Chapel
Is Growing
Rev. Verne Poole WORKS
Tirelessly in Community

East Side chapel. 314 Ia
26th s.. Is one Of the least
known and most helpful cen
ters Of community guidance
in the CITY. Under the able
leadership Of Rev. Verne
Poole. it is more than =
chapel. more than a COM
munity hall. more than a
school room. II IS A small
reservoir IF democracy.
Through Nr Poole's treleSs e.
forts the chapel has developed into
a recreauonal center FOR people Of
al ages Among the projects
sponsored II an orchestra of
teen age children which has
been under the leadership Of
trained musical leadership fer the
past four years.
Scout activities a.. sponsored.
as are classes In craft. sewing
music, public speaking and eiti-
zenship under WPA instructors.
Night school Is conducted five
nights each week during the
school year. In the past five years
lo6 aliens have attended classes in
citizenship. 81 Of which have been
prepared for naturalization. and
many others have been taught 10
read and write.
Throughout the summer months
a group Of women have used the
East Side oommisssry department
as a canning center under super
vised instruction ~ the Home
Makers program Of WA The
small commiSsary in the rear Of
the building is diligently but often
laboriously provsioned. From ~
are served free meals IN the i'm
poverished. TO the parolled. from
the county and city jail. and 10
the dismissed from Walla Walla.
Situated near the Milwaukee rail-
road the chapel reaches across
to that station offering a friendly
hand and wholesome meal 10
many luckless. penniless man or
boy who is riding the rails.
Frequently parents gather for
an evening Of entertainment after
a community dinner. In this CEN
ter, candidates FOR political office
gather 10 address the voters ~
that area every election year.
Sunday school and church services
are conducted regularly by Rev.
Poole. with the assistance Of Mrs.
Poole and other volunteers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-18
Former Tscoms Student
To Spes. Sunday Mornina

Rev. Wayne l. Grlffsn. son ~
M. and Mrs Walter J Grffen.
3Ji3 No. huson. Will occupy the
pulpit Of the Mason Methodist
church sunday morning. Wayne,
graduate Of Stadium and the
College Of Puget Sound. IL nov q
student cf Garrett Biblical insii-
tuts 81 Evanston, ~ Last year
he wss dean NJ young people
work IN m. Rsv.nsvood Methodist
church ~ Chicago.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-18
Visitors From East Cause
Hostess-to-Be Anxiety
~ Not Difficu. 10 Entertain Guests Without Car
Suggestion, Made for Delightful Two wssss
o, CYNTHIA cary

Dear Miss Greys For several weeks something has been
ho,hsrng and think the person @ help me out
About three weeks received word that two very Gloss
friends Of and husband coming West trip
and plan to he in Tacoma for about 10 days two WEEKS
when heard Of their plans wrote immediately asking
them be guests but business has taken hus-
band Of town. distance and Ne vii mt return
until about week after they Rave.
Il necessary for him TO take and now am
worried about being able entertain friends particu
larry aimee they showed such wonderful time several
war Asn when IN tho middle wrist.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-18

They ere coming ~ train ard
wi u course meet them and
take Them hams In cab. but !
don't feel that ] can afford "a en-.
tinus 10 uss q cah every place Ne
50 rne. Ne hAvv lived hsrs such
short time - really have few
friends could ask To hsir cut IN
such = situation.
Knowing that our friends are
used to entertaining ard heng en-
tersained ! want even mere 70
make them haxs . happy time. h,Ig
| am hafflsd a. tn how 10 10 Il
withaut q car - unlimited budget
Have you some sugE~stlons a.
10 haw ! all bs shls 10 entertain
them and sllll not spend lot Of
money On transportation IL 4,
necessary for me 10 call . cab
every tims We 80 10 dinner down
town ~ ant on the highway
n they were staying IN hotel
! could spend more on trsnspor.
ta,ien and save on the expense 81
meals part ~ the tims. hut can
hardly tell thrm dnn't want them
In my house after sending such an
enthusiastic invitation.
HosTraa- ro-nE
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-18
Conference Reports
At Church Sunday

Three young people vii give re-
ports regarding me ssabecx con.
terence II Presbyterian youth
Sunday morning ~ ne Westnln-
ater PreaDytsran church. These
YoYng people are Mary Jane Ksi-
Isr Dolores Wahiqulsi and Shirley
Fre.anelm.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-18
Minnesota Guest Speaker
Schedules Two Sermons

The Rev. Arthur Otteson NJ
Minnesota will speak at both
morning and evening services Sun
day at the Glad Tidings Assent
ly Of God church. 5O2b No. Pearl
ST. Mr.. Otteson is also a talented
soloist and will contribute must
cal numbers 10 the services. The
public II invited.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-18

rseem~ whses can ~ r~~~h~a
~ essilr ee=s~, .r.c. skv a.~'t
sea make . twp - sh~ sk~ws~s
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eiastinn spess In Inc sound ss~a
!. sh~ rsins Deft..ee s~~p -
aquarium uhirh Win c~vtAlsfv
irs~fess seas frie~s~. psrtsru-
larry sirs~ they arr tram ~ 10
land CITY.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-18
Evangelist Meets Planned
By Dr.. KENYON Each SUNDAY

DR.. + W. Kenyon of the Church
Of the Air will be holding evange-
listic services every Sunday at
2:30 p. m. in Normanna hall.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-18
NJ Services II N. Sermon
sixty Aomsnfous Asars

Sixty somsnfous Y.srs
rRs. METHODIST
Flrst--i3ll SO ! 81 Rsv Ralph
Klein. pastor SUNDAY school 10 > n
Services. ~ m. ana 80 n
Up NJ SIP m Sermons. @Ecbaes
Following ~ IsssingF"
Mckinley Para - slo ga. ssth >,
Rev. r b. Perry pastor sunday
school 10 m Services II . m
ana 73o D. m. r p n a. D. N
sazanEss
Tirst-so. s7th and N etc Rev
Arthur Cook pastor SUNDAY
and 745 o m Young people ? -
p ~ Morning speaker NFs Mar
Esret wis. evening speaker. hf.
Nlebs.
PENTEGosTAL
BethFi-So iith ana , sts HeF
John " Aoasid pastor sunday
school a45 q N seEs.eea u N
beacon IiEht fonss-4OOs AcE4n-
lev ave RsY Kabss pastor sun-
Dag school 10 m Services / . "a
Evanseilstic services. - . n.
fabsfnseis-so l2tn and . "a
Pc Hafrg hts8- pastor 5undas
school AS m. services. u =. "a
Gai,af, - sstb ana Portland 80
RsY Anna K.TDg pastor SUNDAY
school. 8 o. n hFrFtcss 2 40 p. n
full Gospel Nission-szOs Port ara
sfs SUNDAY tchooi n 5sfF-
fuli Gospsi Chspsi-so 7stb and
tacoma ave ReS . Ncu.s pa
Tor sunday scnool s45 q n sffg-
lees ~ a N ana . . r. YF { "
. 81 p n street ssFsef 3 o "a
Glad TidinKs Assembly Of God
sozs No pear u rev LIE 3 sgfsd-
- pastor SUNDAY scaool 2 a N
BIBLE PRIsBiirsiAS
First 50 lin snd n sfa ~ Hos
7 Bramoalgn. pastor Bible acneel
10 Or SERVICES 20 M hnd
NJ Afrrnous seeing tssHa aBd
'Ths stirring Adventure 81 isith IN
Tod.
FHIsBYfEHfas
BsfhanY-so sitt era verde res
J ArthHr HtfFsnseH paftcf surdsT
sr5oc SIS M sFrEles ~ n
sermon a unconscious Influence D.
~ 1amts . lounT
falFaff -fHHh - " - hf4
Fo.scm paHt7T SUNDAY scnDoi -
m. Services 81 ~ and -
n Eorn.Hg sermon 10 81 ias
Doth lie Mediate"
ifst - Tacoma ase suc Dlflfaen
ave Re- FsrHlrk MrCHAlo4aG
pastor Sunday school 20 N
iffFlcre Do ara = -
s.ocletiea eI5 The secret - Con
teutmsnt ard The tate - fstth '
fmmznusi--.so stn arc a. rtkF
Harold Z Lo1g pastor Services u
n
little Ghufsh on the Prairis-iaks-
90 rCm nr lr.fF es Paul LsuFs7ses
Crackf pSstor Crlrca scr1Sl src
uloFnl ~ uorsnlp 10 LA2z4f
2 - o. IL. ana F-ansfrleu cut
? n
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-18
TEST ANSWERS

Hsiow are the answers - test
questions printed m ths Esstorisi
psEs
True
2 Twsui ysiaeo.
! Noriifian
4 rsnnsyivsnis,
o. Harfison.
= False
T. JonAihsn.
q Arross
. 1899.
10. Les 1issrablss" by Victor
Hugo.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-18
CONGREGATIONAL

Hrst-DIvision ave and o. Rev
Harold J.. Boocn pastor Children .
DAY program as = m Services. II
m Host church % Emmanuel Pres
byterlan church.
PlymOuth--so s5th and Park ave
Rev J } Prgitt .5sstaf sunday
school united church service. 10 = N
Pilgrim No 24th ana Warner
Rev Roger larson pastor United
church worship. 10 80 a n followed
oy classes
EFangenoal-l7IO 50 2srd - RsE
p BuTkhsrct pastor SUNDAY school
20 q. Services u m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-18
coNLNANT CHURCH

Fira-So 10Th ana 50 Rev
Carl r Peterson. pastor SUNDAY
-clocl e45 a. n Services % M
and 30 p m sermons - Gardfn
and = Fountain and GIVING Lit-
ING water
Harvard Hfsneh-Midla Eundsr
school 10
Riverside Branch - sunday schooi
20 n
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-18
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

Dwight II Ferguson. pastor. sunday
and q = m
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-18
CHURCH or THP OPEN BIBLE

Adams street Chapel-so 18th ana
Adams Revs T. {. and Anna X
Newly pastors Sunday school. 10
= m Services. II a. m and D N
Young people. 7 o. m.
Faith Mission-Sumnit Road Rev
W A Scott pastor SUNDAY school
10 a. m
faith remple--2lsf and ! sts Rev
Fred HoTnEhuh pastor Sunday
school s45 m Services n m
and IS . m Sermons The Com
seCrafed and >ac-ificiaI Ilfe the sue
cessiul life. and salvation 49, FrsS-
dom from sin and the PoNer Of
satan
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-18

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
First Church-Division ave and Eve
second churoh-so uth and War
ner a.
Third Wright eve. and "a
Eve 81
Fourth Church-s45i5 Broadway.
First Church-Lake Stsilaooom
Soul IS the subject OF the Lesson
Sermon which Will be read Sunday in
all Churches OF Christ. Scientist,
which are branches OF The Mother
Church. The First Church OF Christ.
scientist, In Boston. Massachusetts
Golden Text. Bless the Lord. q INV
soul and all that l. within me. bless
his holy name" Psalms 1903 H.
Among the citations which com
prise the Sermon Is the fol-
lowing from the Bible Then sal
Jesus unto his disciples. II any man
will come after me let MIN deny
himself, and take I'D his cross and
follow me Matt / 6 "a
The Lesson Sermon also includes
the following passage from the Chris
tan Science textbook Science and
Health with Key to the Scriptures by
Mary Baker EDDY. "Dost thou love
the Lord thy God with all thv heart
and with all thY soul and with all
thv mind This command includes
much even the surrender OF all
merely material sensation. affection.
OF Christianity. II involves the Sci
ence OF Life. and recognizes only the
divine control Of Spirit In which
Soul Is our master. and material
sense and human will have no place
ID. g-l7J.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-18
Sunday Services, ouh Programs Chuhe

Nantes pa -ssfh 80 CnsTsnn.
pFs G. - 1ehusen. rsstoFs Me5e
srhaoi. $50 = m srTfiass ! =
CHRISTIAN EnnFnuaH . NWesf
srszksr. NJ fHauk NsuH. fsrezt
81 general Assembly, ~ NJ g. 4
tssisna-ss ssfn ana fteeicf -
ffesd = Bot naster sunnaF seheei
a 4 n. sefFfcsa 81 ~. aHa %
at sias chap~t-sia "a assh -
Re- VEN n fceIs pastas snudsF
srheel eaNns and nitniH 81 Nanssa
para ~ m kFealns ssrvless .
>prsrus Nsmefsi chsreh = sfth
anH So asFnHH RHE gharlss Nncss
asn pastor sanuAs sghHol n
services N m ana sc n
ReF orcfss canainsnam rssies
Ii N. service nan eelcorns - 81
services ~sfmcn fhfte Nas
Uafasn VI Reatriss Utis<ft 81
vancouver. = { soloist
Westminster nh~ caufes tus.
affiliated l--sea 50 q - Rsx Adan
= Hunter pastor SUNDAY shes,
= n Young reoris : p ~
rstmIustrt=-l,o fOfn anh { -
Rse e=orss = Haiensf. Hlnistsf
Sunday sshool as M services
In a m sermon. stand Past
fahuma frTTage@rnIh ana AouEh
Clement SUNDAY sEhosa , - q ~
Services n m
SALVATION AMY
garps - loo - lsfh - Mainf
Ear Williams captain SUNDAY srncni
20 "a services. IN m and As
b. III Nsp. L.en m
iafps No e=-iliA ~ i1fh 81 81
ara Nrs % fiefson. captains sun
dax school ? IS a N No induor
seHsics IA eNsnluG
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-18

Tlud-Cornsf 50 i0th ana sis A
" nsnta district nAsfnr asF ICES
SATURDAY. sabbath school 30 m
Worship % N raunE pecnlsf
vespsr service shutdown
south Side-&a Aeth ard Thomr-
scn ave A Y RentE district pastor
services saturday sabbath sgheoi
as a. N Worship II m. YOUNG
people Friday n m
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-18

tint lin snd n ata ~ Ros
7 Braulba 4gn pastor Bible aLngei
10 r. SERVICES 30 NJ and ?
3 m Aernous -<feiHE tssHa and
The stirring Adventure 81 faith IN
Tod
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IAIIER. nay SAINTs

lincoln nard-s1d and PARK ave
Priesthood meeting 20 m sun
dav school. 10 40 m. Sacrament
meeting. TT m
Iaeama Ienlfal Nard--Sn L snr
steele ats p asthood mestinE "a
a m SUNDAY school 10 20 m
Sacrament meetlng. ] ?. N speaker
IT.. scott GlaRson
RrefEsnlsed Cnufeh NJ Issus Christ
-372i East j a. Rev RAY stewart
pastor Sunday school. as a m
Services. Il q m and 40 ,. m
Elder Wager. morning speaker.
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{ ATIIOLIC

st. Ann's-7o47 So Park ave Rev
Maurice calvin pastor. maSses 8 and
10 80 a. m.
ST. Iosephs fSlovak) 500 So. s4th
masses. 80 and 10 30. Benediction.
7.3O p. m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-18

PaFkiand Rev A Kieh4bzu ch
ara ReV 2 Fesss pastors sunday
school 20 a n Service u n
i. PaaTs-43d ara 70 l. - EsT
p 4 RAYMOND pastor SUNDAY scrrol
z IS r sert.os . = m Sermon
Whst Man ~ YOU
rrinitf 80 , 7sf~ - pc I1rr
Caugn4sn. Daz.or. SUNDAY school. 2 -
Evening star., 1941-04-24
Bethlehem Declares
$3.50 Dividend on
Common Stock
Steel Firm Reports
Quarters Profits
Below Yeur Ago
BY the Associated Press.


NEW YORK. April 24.-Directors
of Bethlehem Steel Corp. today de-
clared a dividend of Sl5O a share on
the common stock The last pay
ment was S1.50 a share, ordered three
months ago Total dividend pay
ments in 1910 amounted to IS a
share.
The corporation reported earnings
in the first 1941 quarter of s10436,-
028, compared with Sl4,516,779 in the
December quarter and Sl0891 139 in
the first quarter of 1910
The earnings in the last period
are equal to S295 a share on the
common stock, compared with s4 81
in the final 1910 quarter and s302 A
share in the comparable period
year ago.
The value of untitled orders on
hand as OF March 81 totaled 81 ,323.-
100000, a new record, and compared
with 04100000 on December 81.
The drop in earnings from the
previous quarter reflected in part
provision for income and excess
profits taxes OF S727O0O0.
Eugene G. Grace, president, said
production Of steel ingots and cast
ings averaged approximately 1908
per cent of capacity during the first
quarter of l94l, compared with 1885
per cent in the anal quarter of last
year and 874 per cent during the
first quarter year ago.
He added. however, that current
production is around 1O2 per cent,
Grace pointed out the S7270000
set aside for income and excess
profits taxes in the first quarter this
year was based entirely on present
laws and it made no attempt to ac-
count for any changes which might
later be made affecting the quarters
profits.
I The corresponding provision for
taxes in the same quarter of 1910
was S2,855 900. Grace said
Another factor IN the smaller
/ profits compared with year ago,
/ Grace said, was an increase in pro-
/ vision for depletion and deprecla-
/ ton TO $685. $50 from S5.332 ,628 IN
the first quarter a year ago.
Total income of the corporation
/ in the ltitial quarter this year
amounted to Sl9.288.l28. This com-
pared with S23.249.779 in the fourth
quarter Of 1910 and sl6,447793 in the
first quarter of 1910.
Operations Increase.
r Grace said, explaining the present
lO2 per cent of theoretical capacity
operating rate, that this was a new
top rate for the company. in that
since the end Of last year the ca
/ pacity basis has been revised to in
! Clude additional facilities.
/ Asked about the coke situation,
1 Grace said Bethlehem was "fortu-
nate in that it had accumulated
supplies prior to coal and coke labor
troubles. He said coke piles were
! large enough to provide needs for
"a few more weeks
He declared, however. that IL
( would be some time before the mines
/ get back in order again and make
up for lost time.
Its serious, gentlemen" he told
neWspapermen.
Evening star., 1941-04-24
Bond Averages
BY the Associated Press.


NEW YORK. April 24.-United
States Governments and railroad is
sues took the play in today's bond
market by rising small fractions to
around point as other sections of
the list loafed in a narrow range,
with the trend a bit mixed.
Going into the final hour several
Government loans were up 80 to
around y point on the Stock EX-
change and the o., S of 1948 ran up
an outside 29 80 points on sale Of
one bond. Prices were higher also
over the counter.
Favored issues in the domestic list
included Nickel Plate 4 IS and s. IS.
Pere Marquette 5s, st Louis-San
Francisco 4l2S. Southern Pacific
412s, Illinois Central 4&4s, Erie 5S,
Consolidated Oil 2a4s. St Paul SIS,
Baltimore & Ohio convertibleS of
1860 and Third Avenue adjust
ment IS.
Hudson Coal IS moved up around
points at one time after publca-
ton of its March quarterly report
showing a profit for the period
against a loss last year.
Foreign bonds were generally
quiet,
Evening star., 1941-04-24
| Baldwin Orders
lat S77,475,067
| In March
BY the Associated Press.

by tDe ASSOCld ISQ Press
PHILADELPHIA, April 24-The
dollar value of orders taken in
March by the Baldwin Locomotive
Works and subsidiaries. including the
Midvale Co., was Sl7.4l5 061, as COM
pared with Sl944,l l25 in March Of
last year, it was announced today
by Charles E. Brinley, president of
the company.
Orders booked by the company for
the month of March brought the
total for the consolidated group for
the first three months of 194l to S40,-
866.3O2, as compared with S6957,902
in the like period of 1910.
The Baldwin Co. and its subsid
iariee announced consolidated net
profit of S2,104380 after all charges,
provisions for taxes and deduction
of minority interest of the Midvale
Co, for the year ended March 81,
1941, compared with a net profit, on
the same basis, Of Sl,414.289 for the
year ended March 81, 1910
At an organization meeting of the
Midvale Co. board of directors.
Thomas A. Sappington was elected
treasurer and assistant secretary to
succeed James M. Milliken, who died
last April 2. All other officers were
reelected.
Evening star., 1941-04-24
Revenues Of Reading Co.
Hiuhest Since 1881
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April 24.-"The
Reading Co.'S operating revenues in
1910 were the highest in any year
since 1884," Edward M. Scheer. presi-
dent, said in his annual report to
stockholders today.
Receipts from, the transport of
anthracite were greater than in any
year since 1896, from bituminous coal
since 1881 and from general mer-
chandise since 1890"
The report showed total operating
revenues in 1910 were $63 .797 ,976,
an increase of 12.4 per cent over
1899.
Profits last year. previously re-
ported, were .$6,427 ait, or $3.50 a
common share, compared with S4,-
72l,65l, or $l37 a share. in the
preceding year.
Evening star., 1941-04-24
Chicago Grain
B. ttt Associated Press.

u Z hSoObldltu TIcSo.
CHICAGO, April 24-The wheat
market put on a recovery demon
stration today, with gains ranging
up to cent bushel at times, that
revealed the pits oversold condition
as a result of to cents decline
since April S.
With selling limited, small scale
buying. attracted by the lowest level
of prices in more than month,
proved sufficient to give the mar
ket its upward trend. The stronger
tone of securities. decreased move
ment of loan grain and prospects of
legislation calling for higher loan
rates were strengthening factors.
Wheat closed i4-l1s higher than
yesterday May, 897s 80; July, 871s-
i; corn unchanged to i up, May,
67as: July, So; oats, is-as higher.
Evening star., 1941-04-24
Rail Loadings Soar
1873 Per Cent Ahead
OF Year Ago
708,65l-Cor TotoI
AZ Per Cent Above
Preceding Week
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
The Association of American Rail-
roads reported today that 708,651
cars of revenue freight we're loaded
during the week ending last Sat-
urday.
This was an increase OF 28843
cars, or AZ per cent, compared with
the preceding week; an increase of
80,183 cars, or 1913 per cent, COM
pared with a year ago. and an in
crease of 150,784 cars, or 27 per
cent, compared with 1889.
The report classified the loadings,
compared with last week and the
corresponding week a year ago, as
follows.
Evening star., 1941-04-24

In bankruptcy o. receivership or being
recrganlzed under The Bankruptcy Act, or
securities assumed BY such companies
Rates OF dividends in the foregolng table
are annual disbursements based on the
last quarterly OF Seml-annual decldra ton
Unless otherwise noted, special or extra
dividends are not included. Also extra or
extras d Cash or stock. . Paid last year
PAYABLE IN stock Declared or paid so
far this wear h PAYABLE IN Canadian funds
k Accumulated dividends paid or declared
this year Wv With warrants. XIV With
out warrants war Warrants Unit Of
trading less. than 100 shares: sales are
given in full.
Evening star., 1941-04-24
New York Sugar

NEW YORK. April "a tRi-May liquda-
ton dominated a quiet and mixed do
meStic sugar futures trade today. Late
prices were UNCHANGED to l point lower;
May > 43: September 2.47
World futures lost u to "a points on
liquidation. September traded at .s5 and
December, 30
Raws were quiet and reported available
from 33S cents upward.
Refined was unchanged at $40.
Futures No. 3 closed 1-2 lower. Sales,
Evening star., 1941-04-24
Baltimors Quotstions.
New York Cotton
B, Us Associated Press.

NEW YORK, April 24-Cotton
prices turned downward in the last
hour today under pressure of May
liquidation and anticipation of first
notice day tomorrow Hedge SELL
ing also turned heavier and final
prices were at the lows of the day.
Futures closed unchanged to 5
louer
Evening star., 1941-04-24

CottonSeed oil closed steady Bleach
able prime summer yellow. Q 05a. Prime
crude, S.00-S. 1914. May, SOB; July,
s75b: September. $50; October, $50:
December. ssh
Bid n Nominal.
Evening star., 1941-04-24
Washington Exchange
SALES,

SALES.
Potomac Elec Power 51aoc pfd-10
at 114l2, 10 at 114i2.
Capital Traction 1st 5s-S3,500 at
10434.
Washington Gas 1t. pfd.-13 at 104
Evening star., 1941-04-24

n UIg IIICItdoP III Ute SHIpIItIIS
was responsible for the greater than
seasonal rise in total loadings. Coal
shipments continued at a very low
level because of the bituminous
tie-up.
The Associated Press seaSonally
adjusted index of loadings, based on
1929-30 as 100, advanced to 1852 COM
pared with 75.3 the previous week,
and 67.6 a year ago
Evening star., 1941-04-24

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but should indicate approximate prices,
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Evening star., 1941-04-24

NEW ORLEANS, April "a CP-Cotton
futures. supported by trade buying and
price fixing by mills, made a slight gain
which later was pared by profit taking
by traders The market closed steady net
. points higher to l point lower
Evening star., 1941-04-24
COttOnSPed Oil
New Orleans Prices

Bleachable cottonseed oil futures closed
SIS higher sales. 213 contracts May,
Q a.0sb: July a13; September, 919-2O:
October, 9.21b: December. @ 25b
Evening star., 1941-04-24
Government Bonds
Over the Counter

Quotations as of o'clock)
NEW YORK, April "a LP1.-Over-th the
counter United States Government bonds:
TreaSurY.