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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-19
HERES MORE ABOUT
State Milk Control

all requirement.. he urged state
Subsidy 81 herd testing &c . ~.y
u weed gu, uarfofitshls cows
pr. Robert rr,es. seasi,e.
sefesa~s s.ss ssse b, sse
state dairy advertising esm.
m,.sses and err.ssa repeal #
the 10. sre.,i.a n. Ne a~-
.l.r~<i n ssa asssrss.sea an
eoo pieces ~ literature sss
a. 600 ps.ier. sla.s n ~ss
ferrsea n mnaths $50.
Tho comml..soa has collected
$50 AL from the eutisrfst tsx IN
finsne. tie campaign ~ Newspaper.
rsdto. outdoor and other forms 81
advertising aimed IN lneresss ~
# milk and IT. hy-nfodueis
u,s repart ~as submitted
Ia tho senate tuesday In 10
tailed form In answer ts
resolution adapted earlier In
the sess,e. requesting ~ 81.
counting 81 the commissions
serk. Sen. Newell Murphy. sre
Kane. nled the resolutions and
aiso thu ssll 10 repeal the 1889
iaw.
The contact COMMITTEES" Of s~n-
stors and Representatives which
has been meeting almost daily IN
try To decide what action. u any.
Democrats should take against
Gov. Arthur n lsngiiss issislss
tive program. met again last night
II failed 10 sgre. on anything snd
sss reported widely split On the
subject and IL vas doubtful n
anything would he done
Members ~ the state progress
commission. headed BY President
Charles tAffAhes nf Beiling ham.
conferred with Lieut. Gov Victor
A Meyers Monday n Vas 70.
ported Meyer. VAS being backed
ny some senators for . position In
connection with the progress com.
missions work advertising the
state. Isrrsbes aid after the con
ference that nothing had been de-
eided
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-19

Light. travelling 10000 miles =
second. requires eight minutes TO
come To the earth from the sun.
The first modern Olympic games
were held in Greece in 1926.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-19
Core Of The News


Tacoma Quuta eiuh viii hald |.
dinner meeting IN llntsi wtathfep
Tuesday a. = - , N rfinelpsl
speaker viii - Walter West ~
Tho nstfsf nusines. nurssu Mrs.
Sersmss smYta. president. vlli
preside.
Hospital feeefs uins rettst
adv
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-19
U and | Sugar Company at Half
Century Milestone This Year
Mammoth Industry Result Of Fifty
Years OF Pioneering And Development

As the sponsor Of entirely and highly successful
industry in the of WaShington-Sugar cultivation
congratulations going to the | and | Sugar Company
this the organization rounds half century Of
nioneering and DEVELOPMENT in the west
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28
3 Of "a kind
Axis Heads in Cartoon
Drawn on Artists Auto

CHICAGO. Dec. 27 GNS) -
Clifford UlrichlS automobile caused
a sensation on Chicago sire etS
today.
UlriCh. cartooniSt. had drawn
a Hitler usSolini-Jap cartoon on
each door Of the car and one on
the hack none Of them particu-
larry flattering 10 the subjects.
ono OF tho cariCaturos no " $
HitlCr and MuSSolini trYing to
chiScl az piece of me world Z for
Themselves. with Tho Zap standing
by holding thc bag Tho rear car
toon depicts The trio asa triple
headed dog illlcr'S head is rcd
with f6ry Mus>oliniS green with
envy and The JapS Just plain yell
low ON The other door the three
arc shown IN prison stripes.
Ulrlch. Is expects 10 he in the
army shortly
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28
>cr. " u rETTIGREw

patrick George W. Trcndle iiar-
old Kahl and +. Jerome Petit.
The executive committee also m
Observation-Disclosures t-fftcrr$-r
the three bowling associations;
DETROIT BOWLING ASSOCI
ALTON Herbert a NcrlcnS FIRST
vice president. Albert kanbcrg
second vice president James Shll'
lady. treasurer. Frank 6 Nhtzel
executive secretary; John j. Ru
kamp. auditor. Andrew j Marx
chairman Howard W. MCCul-
Tough. Albn p. Fortcner. JaAPul-
us. Charles Bagrhcnn and Alhcrl
Yer Wicbc, members Of the eAecu-
tive committee
DETROIT WOMENS BOWL
ING ASSOCIATION Mrs Mar
garet Stevenson. first vice preSl-
dent. Mrs Ann Duffy second VICE
president. Miss Ann ZicSSe, treas.
urcr: Miss Madeline NJ Romcn
secretary, and Miss Marie LocD-
lem, Sergeant-at arms.
BOW Ling PROPRlkTORS
ASSOCIATION OF GREATER
DETROIT James Hobbs; first
vice president; Fred Remington
second vice president; Roy Elem
ing. third vice president; Harry
". ThelSen. fourth vice president.
Paul Rabaut. fifth vice president,
@ A Proppe. Secrctary-treaSurer,
Harold j. Allen Irwin Giles and
Fred Clements. eX-oftlcio members
of the board.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28
Debts Paid Off

In the 1901 fiscal year The
college paid off S233.OOO IN debts
for dormltoricS The now feldhOuSe
and auditorium The indebtedness
still amounts 10 S3235 600
Enrolment rs expected 10 drop
between 400 and 500 students be
cause OF the war Enrolment for
the fall term was 6.37S, but an
other drop of 200 is expected
when the winter term starts Janu-
AIRY :. In the fall Of 1910 The
college had 6756 fun time stu
dents highest enrolment in ITS
history
Extension activities Of the coll
logc reached more inan 100000
persons IN Michigan during l9i1
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28
Suspected All Japs

The shrcwd and capable leaders
OF the East Indies never once
trusted a Jap diplomat. newspaper
correspondent fisherman or trader.
When war broke japanese were
seized. Jap settlements IN Bornco
were raidcd. motor launches were
seized and fash action broke any
sign of resistance or sabotage
The Dutch have been on the
alert since May 1910 They were
gearcd Ia meet any situation
Hidden aviation. gas and oil, and
secret landing fields dot the five
main islands I'm The air or under
sea. Dutch navIgato'S can match
any one. They are superior 10
anything in air speed and accu-
racy the JapS have ever observed
with an air range Of 1000 miles
carrying heavy bomb loads
With $500 600 600 available. the
Dutch pleaded for months for
more planes from the United
States. Most Of our equipment
they complained was going &c
Russia .snd England They hac
pilots They wanted bomberS -
and more hombcrS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28
Honolulu Plans Dutch Set to Block
Mountain Camps Japs' Invasion of Indies
Ann ELIAS

priSeS an estimated handful OF
cruisers and deStroyerS 10 tor
pedo boats and two score subs,
powerful homberS. long range
naval patrol planes and perhaps
When the Dutch proclaimed
martial law they went IN for all
out mobilization. They do not
argue. They act then discuss As
pilots and navigatorS they are the
best in the Far East.
The Netherlands Archipelago
is 5000 miles long. The Dutch
recognize the difficult task OF
keeping Jap subs and small boats
from lurking or hiding
Mai. Gen. l. II. Van Oycn chief
Of the army air force, is authority
for the statement that his depart
mcnt is equipped with Ryan train
ors, Brewster fighters. ClulISS in
tcrCeptorS and F'okkcr recon
naisSancc planes which he uses for
training. The navy has DornIcr
Consolidated and Nought-SIkorskN
flying boats.
No Jap aggreSSor or invader
Will surprise the Dutch
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28
Saved Submarines

The Dutch did a nraStcriul Job
IN bringing from Holland. around
South AfricaS Cape Of Good Hope.
through uufavoIable sailing condl-
tons. 1900 miles, their entire
submarine fleet,
When Hitler invaded Holland,
the natives in the East Indies
pledged their loyalty TO Queen
Wlhelmina and Joined in forming
city guards AT eight strategic
points in Sumatra, Java. Bornco.
New Guinea and the CelebeS,
The JapS know that next 70
Singapore The toughest nut tc
crack is the East Indies The Jap,
pun themselves within $50 miles of
Dutch Sumatra when they took
BruSh-controilcd Penang
Penang and Point Victoria an
RAF base. were Two powerful out
posts 10 intercept attacks on
Singapore Their loss Is definite
threat 10 thc great navy base and
further, rndangpf~ SlmltTa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28
Budget Is Highest

Michigan State viii be opcrat-
ing on IT'S highest budget in his
tory. S4.511,977. for the remainder
of the school year. In comparison.
The 1901 budget was Si,246,277.
The increase was based on higher
maintenance cost. faculty salary
increases amounting 10 $4,000
and boost Of the labor pay roll
OF SD 800.
During 1911, the school received
$500 IN gifts for research and
for scholarships. Total valuation
in college auditors reports was
Sl5.03S0 600 Of which S11.337374
collcrn hnIldlnrs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28
Volunteers Trained

4 large staff of volunteers arc
undergoing an intensive training
The sugar industry. meanwhile.
found itself IN a peculiar prcdlca-
mcnt II had contributed moro
than 100000 bags with which
buildings were Sandbagged against
damage by bombs, and now The
plantation owners are wondering
how they're going 10 ship their
sugar from which the ISLANDERS
derive their main income How
ever. work on the plantations iS
practically at "a stand>tIll due 10
defense construction and ttc prob
lem probably viii not become
acute immediately
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28
I'd Santa for Service Men
Ball on Tuesday Night
Continued from Page one)

Arud' dancers In an entirely new
ballet
Tins dancing, aggregation Of -
lovely Detroit girls was ono o.
the features OF last weeks show
which they opened with their
patriotic spectacle Salute tU
America
Also ON the bin VIII be Lillian
Carmen the goldou.yoiccd song
stress starring AZ Frank Barbara S
Bowcry. And also the lovely dane
ing team of Irene Ross and Jack
Miner from tho ParkSldc Thoater
The names of others W no vii,
contribute their services VIII be-
listed In tomorrowS editions oI
The Detroit Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28
N. Y. Film Operators
Threaten 10 Strike

NEW YORK, Dec. y INS)--
A threat 10 call a strike Of 400
moving picture machine operators
m IS LOcw ThCatcrS IN New York
City was revealed today by appli-
cation IN federal court Of an order
restraining the operators union
from taking strike action
LoewS. Inc. applied for the in
junction accusing the union of
seeking 10 cut off the entire sup
ply of films 10 nonunon theatcrS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28
All Top Tunes

htI0o E.cl a music hhlals Div
eulr> all ta1 top tarc- af To
t3H whether sweet coz swing
80 He and bus men VIII Do icau,
and wiling to play amy rcquc.i
IIc Viii give the same program
that he has listed FOR has NcW
Years Evc party which rs open
10 the public AZ The State Far
auditorium the following night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28
Art Appreciation
Classes 10 Start

4 series of l. weekly classes in
art appreciation sponsored jointly
bv the Northern evening school
and the Detroit Institute of Arts
was announced Saturday The
classes Will consist Of lectures. dis
cuSSionS and visits 10 the Institutes
collections and will take place
from 7 10 $50 p. m, beginning
January y
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28
Greek Red Cross Unit
Opens Drive Today

The FIRST rally under the ~pon-
>of~6Ip OF The United II >lenic
Unl ot tho American Rod CIoSS,
recently organized 10 handle Solicl-
tatonS from Americans of Crock
descent wiH loo held Sunday ~
3 p. m. at the Ahepa Temple, l05
Davenport avenue. #>.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28
They're Co-SponSorS

CQ-SpOnSorS with the Times are
the IsnlNllnp- pInpIlc1nES-A&AnClA=
t1on of Greater Detroit. the Dc
irolt Bowling Association and the
Detroit Womens Bowling ASSocla-
ton. Inc. The latter two groups
include upwards of $1,000 mem
berS.
The Shew-danoe viii be carried
out on a larger scale than any
similar event ever staged IN this
metropolitan area The party VIII
start at 9 p. m. Friday, January
%, and continue until 80 a. m.
Saturday morning
OF particular interest 10 bowl
ers are several special features
which will prcccde The show "a
be staged by Ted Lewis and the 33
members of his nationally famous
company.
Mayor Edward y. JefiricS Jr. Is
honorary chairman of The Keep
I'm Happy committee. q. A.
Proppc. Secrctary-treaSurer Of the
Bowling Projectors Association.
ls secretary treasurer OF me COM
mittee.
Vice Chairmcn Of the committee
are Or. Mitchell korbelak. prcT-
dent Of the Detroit Bowling ASSo-
citation George l.. Waters, preSl-
dent Of the Bowling PropretorS
Association. and Mrs Edwardrna
Coy. president OF the Detroit
Women Bowling Association Inc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28
Defense Courses Listed

Greater emphasis Will be placed
on professional courses necessary
TO defense, such as engineering,
chemistry, veterinary science. pre-
medicine and agriculture he said.
ON national defense Hannah is
hoping 10 secure a new S75OOO0
armoIy 10 ease congestion IN the
present military science building.
Last July when Hannah replaced
Robert : Shaw. his fathcr-ln-law,
as president. he asked the war
department about such a Struc-
ture. bat the request was not
granted Developments m 1917
may bring such "A building.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28
Business Activity
Sc Normal,
Night Clubs Quit

Games L kIlgallcn. famous
International News Service staff
correspondent, has arrived at
Honolulu 10 report on the Pacific
conflict from that "on the spot
vantage point In the following
dispatch he describes thc Scri-
BUSINESS with which once gay
Honolulu takes the war
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28
Nimity Takes OUer

Rear Admiral Chester Nimit2
arrived yesterday 10 take over
command Of the United States
Pacific fleet.
Earl Doty. co-ordlnator Of tine
Office Of Civilian Defense, oN-
pressed high satisfaction today
over the neg completion of or
ganization work He said the
civilian population is ready for amy
emergency, but work remains go
be done.
Doty returned a large number
Of volunteer office workers 10
their regular Jobs. but retained an
adequate staff 10 take care of
such divisions as food. shelter.
transportation fire Communica-
tons and COORDINATION OF govern
mont facilities
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28
Plane, Sub Crews
Hit More Ships,
-Fo+atHt55 in Wks.

The magnificent lob being
done by the Netherlands East
Indies Dutch IN their battle 10
preserve their island homes
from INVASION by the Japanese
is told IN the following article
by James K. Young, for Is years
chief correspondent az Toxic
for international News Service
and frequent traveller through
the Indies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28
MICHIGAN Girl Victim
of Vicious Slayer
MUtioied Body Of Soeinow Girl
Who Feared Men Found OF an
IsoIoied Spot Near Bridgeport

Shy, reuring Wandamay Whcadcy
had ros, dreams for her future when
she left her home IN HemloCk To-
come to Saginaw as a tclctN pc oPer-
ator for telegraph company Dreams
cot husband and a home. One night
she disappeared. Her brutdlly beaten
and ra,ishcd bod, was found later
near Bridgeport b, a hunter. Wanda
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28
War 10 Alter
MSC's Future
Curriculum
College viii Stress
Defense Courses; New
Annoy Is Sought

EAST LANSING. Dec q Not
even John A. Hannah, youngesf
president Of any agricultural
school in the world knows what
is IN store for Michigan State
College during the war
However. Hannah is certain Of
one thing That Michigan State
Will 90 into 1912 better prepared
TO help the state and nation 10
maintain a firm war footing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28
Goal Announced

Common Pleas Judge John %
Watts. executive chairman at ih'
committee in announcing the
plans Saturday SAID
The entire nation today Il
behind Americas greatest drive
to Keep I'm Flying. We he
TIeNe il l. also OF great impor-
lance today 10 keep I'm
Happy
Through This gala parry, one
81 Detroit'S foremost and larg-
est athletic groups, the BOWERS.
hope 10 do their part in keeping
EN- happy. We expect Ia raise
thousands Of dollars with which
10 purchase athletic equipment
80 our soldiers and sailors may
lead healthy. normal lives while
training 10 serve their country
Thousands Of tickets 10 tho
Keep I'm Happy Sho~-dancC
Will be mailed IN the near futurC
10 the secretaries of the hundreds
Of bowling leagues IN Detroit
They VIII be sold IN turn TO lhr
various team members.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28
For Raid Safety
Federal Funds Sought
Tor Project as Hawaii
Builds Up Defenses
By RICHARD HALLER
NH New, service stan Correspondent

HONOLULU. Dec ~. - Plans
were completed today for con-
struction of 10 huge camps in tho
mountains, capable of holding
thousands, should Japanese bomb
ers swarm over Oahu again and
force evacuation of Honolulu.
Gov. j. 3. PoindeXter already
has urged the United States gov
eminent to appropriate funds for
this enterprise. one of the major
ones in HaWau'S swiftly organizing
defense system but no word has
Vet been received from Wash
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28
Executive Committee

Members Of the executive COM
nlttee are Frank G Mltzel. Auglc
r Jankov sky Walter PaEeau.
Mrs. Emma Hi, William t. kuI-
sci. Fred George, Leo J. Fltz-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28
Gayety of Honolulu
BACKED Out by War

slonal pair of small blue lights and
echoes of occasional footsteps.
Homes are absolutely dark.
Guards stand an intersections.
They stnp YOU cNerY tow blocks
by waving small blue flashlights
10 examine your passes No ono
Is allowed abroad unless engaged
IN defense business
This correspondent spent six
hours obtaining civil. military and
naval passes and was forced
TO get fingerprntcd az the Homo
lulu police station.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28

may had feared men She reported police mans
attempt pick her up DAYS before she slam How
had che killer urCd the quiet church going girl his
OF violation and death no the lust ddcncd SLAYER
Evening star., 1941-06-09
Chicago Produce

CHICAGO. June lP.-Poultry, live.
Il trucks: steady to firm: hens. over 5
pounds, 1871 5 pounds and down. 90:
Leghorn hens. 15l2; broilers. ga pounds
and down colored II: Plymouth Rock. 10;
White Rock, s; springs. pounds UP.
colored, 10; Plymouth Rock 90: White
Rock. 1871; under 4 pounds, colored, 1914;
Plymouth Rock, Is; White Rock, 17l7:
bareback chickens. 14-16; roosters 1872
Leghorn roosters. 13: ducks, 4l2 pounds
up, colored. IL; white, 12; small colored.
10; white, IL; geese, 10: turkeys, toms.
old and young. IA: hens, Il
sq1sfJ 81 seUpe aS s4 teaay 81
"a; 90 33l3: 80, 32h;. IS, 3194; go.
centralized carlots 34l4-l2.
Eggs receipts. 2S.414; steady; fresh
graded. extra frsts. local 2414 cars, 241a;
firsts. local. 2324: cars, "a; current re-
ceipts, 23i2; dirties. goa: checks. 2134:
storage packed extras, 25; firsts 241a
Potatoes arrivals. 326: on track. 431;
U. S. shipments. 90S Saturday; Sunday:
new stock, supplies moderate, demand good
market slightly stronger: California Long
Whites. U. S. No. l. 2.45-50: Mississippi
Bliss Triumphs, U. s.: No. J. 2.45: Ala
Louisiana Bliss 'Triumphs. U. S. No. /.
2.25-35: old stock. supplies moderate de-
mand light: Idaho Russet market slightly
weaker; Idaho Russet Burbanks, U. 8.
No. !, 2.10-25.
Evening star., 1941-06-09
New York Produce

NEW YORK. June lP.-Esss q days
receiptsl. 44.64O, about, steady. Mixed
colors: Fancy to extra fancy 26 iz-2s4:
extra, 26l.; storage packed t1rsts, 25'4;
No. "a average checks, 23i4a23l2.
Whites: (Resales of premium marks.
293a32l; nearby and Mdwestern premium
mediums 26a2sial; mediums 25la
Browns: Nearby nd Mdwestern; fancy
TO extra fancy. o71aa3Ola: specials, 81;
Standards %; mediums, 25la.
Duck eggs, 24a27.
Butter q days Teeeiptst. 1;3S2 aS .o ,O54;
and ortmipm marks, 35Sa363s; 92 score score
33a34.a; s4-s7 score: 81 1aaG3s2n Gsn 6,.. ,u,..
state, whole mix flats: held. 1889 25s26:
held 1910, 23ha24ls; current make.
Dressed poultry irregular: Fresh; Boxes Boxes.
325 69eS poS9eS fT2sss 2s Gid Cnekn 2oesfers
fowls fowls se!4s Typo pounds, 2a:@4; 4s-54 pounds.
1925; 60-65 pounds, 2217,24l2. Chiekens,
broilers tout Of season.: fryers. 2212-24;
roasters, 21h;29h. Old roosters. 1918.
~: young toms. 20-3Ola: Western young
hens, 1925; young toms, 211a-2s: South
western: young hens. 2l-25; young toms,
2oI no,IfT1 Rncks b1 1of1si3bt f1eiqbt about steady
Brothers coiored. fed %: unfed, %; Lea
horn. 20; unfed, 81. Turkeys, hens, 23-
"a; young toms ls. BY express slow.
Broilers, Rocks 21-22; crosses, 1al2-20lz.
some 21; Leghorn. 10 Fowls, colored, 2l-
Roks Ro Lesh9ssn s sf sro.s. southsssn ia .s fY fsi
9!s Ssahs ss'ssis; ssm: DuaEs EfiS0 H. hens 1924
Evening star., 1941-06-09
Bond Averages
10 Low-Yield Bonds.
BY the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, June 9.-Bonds re-
manned in a narrow orbit today and
near the final hour gains and losses
were about even. Rails were proml-
nept in the improved division.
In the advancing group were Bal
timore & Ohio convertibles of go,
Rock Island general As, st. Paul IS,
Erie SIS, Great Northern As, Interna-
tional Mercantile Marine 6S, Mis-
souri, -KanSaS-TeXaS 5s, Missouri
Pacific SIS and Union Pacific 312s.
Holding within small fractions
either way on Saturdays final prices
were youngstown Sheet & Tube
BIAS, Texas Corp. IS, Southern Rail-
way As, Remington Rand 4l4s. Illi-
nois Central AIS Continental Oil
2a4s and International Telephone SIS,
United States Governments fol-
lowed the general trend of the mar
ket on both the stock exchange and
over the counter. The main interest
centered in the longer term truas-
uries, some of which changed hands
at slightly higher prices.
South American loans, including
those of Brazil and Buenos Aires,
moved up a shade while moderate
offerings brought a small decline in
German Is.
Evening star., 1941-06-09
First National Stores
Reports S2,508,719
Net for Year
Result Compares With
$2,739,075 in Previous
Twelve Months
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June 9.-First Ma
tional Stores reported today net
profit for the IL months ended
March 90 of S2,508,719, or s3O6 a
common share, compared with ST.
739,075, or 1894 a share, in the pre-
ceding IL months.
Mission Corp.
Mission Corp reported net profit
for the March quarter of $l74.110
after Federal income taxes, or IL
cents a share. The March quarter
profit last year was $290,849, or 81
cents a share, before Federal taxes.
Consolidated Gas.
Consolidated Gas Utilities Corp.
reported net income for the three
months ended April 30 of $266, ,2l6,
or 80 cents a share, compared with
S243,018. or % cents a share, in the
like 1910 period.
Van Camp Milk.
Can Camp Milk Co. reported net
profit for the year ended March 81
of Sl55, ,791, or 81 AZ a common share,
compared with s144,804, or SIPS a
share, in the preceding IL months.
Evening star., 1941-06-09
Wushinqton Produce

BUTTER-a3 score, tubs, ,36la; l-pound
tubs 36ia: pound prints 36; A.-poundd
prints. 36i2; 81 score, tubs. 35l4; l.pound
prints. 3534; l4-pound prints, 36h.; 90
score tubs. 35; l-pound prints, 3512; u
pound prints 90 80 score, tubs, "a "a;
/ pound prints, rs; i4pound prints, 35tz
Ss score. tubs, 34- 1-pound prints 341a
LIVESTOCK-Calves, IL: spring lambs,
From Agricultural Marketing Service.
Prices paid net fob. Washington:
EGGS-Market steady. Prices paid Tor
Federal-State graded eggs received IRON
grading stations June 81: Whites y. =
extras large. 30-31, mostly 81; Y: 5
extras. mediums. 25-26' mostly SS y g
standards, mediums, 24-25: U. S. trades
~ tras. large eS $3.50. mostly 50; U, S, ex-
!Ts: gs4s mfnsms @osPfs sS & sIaan me-
diums, "A: u. s. trades. %. For nearby
ungreded eggs. current receipts. whites,
"a; mixed colors: 22-S3 S3o Receipts Gov
LIVE PoULTRY-,6MsGGket steady. Fowl.
Leghorn hens all si5es 12,11 k9ostsTsS snS
Delaware Rocks and crosses, broilers and
fryers. all sizes 1920: No. Is, 12-l3.
turkeys old toms, 1917: No. Is, 13;
old hens. 1920; No. 2s, Is.