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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23
Oppose Ineumbents

Nominees pPkheHiH Aiit N1tit
bents are;
Lila Neuenfelt Dearborn JUS
tice Of the peace. Raymond y.
Kelly. former Detroit Corporation
counsel and former national COM
mander Of the American Legion;
William J. Cody. Circuit Court
commissioner: Emil W. Colombo.
attorney and one time deputy
county clerk: Frank Day Smith,
former Circuit Judge, George Ba-
shara. attorney, Charles Bowles.
former mayor and recorder 5
Judge: William r Connolly jr.,
former assistant attorney general
James Montante. It orne y;
Thomas J. Murphy. former Circuit
Court Judge; Frank FITZGERALD,
former Circuit Court commissioner
and recent candidate for United
States Senate; Gerald X. O'Brien,
former Michigan deputy attorney
general and former assistant pros
ecutor: Nicholas J. Rothe, attor-
ney; Stanley Dombrowski, lawyer
Arthur Koscinski. former Wayne
County public administrator, for
mer member Of city pension COM
mission and former member OF
state public trust commission.
John II. Brennan, attorney, Ed
ward Wroblewski. former Com
mon Pleas judge; Ernest P. La
JOE. former Circuit Judge. and
William NJ. Heston, former ALI
American football star at the Uni
versity of Michigan and former
Recorders Court judge.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23

Their efforts overShadoWed by
war news and local crupuons oil
graft charges. so Judicial candi-
dates Saturday were busy steam
ing up interest IN The April elec-
ton.
From the long list. Detroit
voters viii elect Circuit Record
er's. Traffic and Common Pleas
court Judges. school inspectors. a
Circuit Court commissioner and a
county auditor.
Circuit Court incumbents seek
ing reelection are.
Homer Ferguson. Il we
James f. Chenot. Harry 3,
Keidan. George c. Murphy Vim
cent NJ. Brennan, Joseph 4. Moy-
nihan, Clyde L Webster, Lester
A+rr+4lrr, ~ tr7t1- " r-77y1 TT INUUFIt IA
Toms. Adolph r. MarSchner, De
Witt II. Merriam, Guy A. Miller,
Theodore =. Richter. sherman D.
Calender and Henry 6 Nicol.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-01
St. Paul AME Zion

Rev. W. F. Fisher. evangelist.
spoke to a vast audience Sunday
morning.
Two were added TO the church in
the persons OF Joseph James, Jr.
and Mrs. villa Lewis.
At $3.50 pm. Rev. Fisher spoke
frim the subject Under Grace
one was added TO the church In the
person OF Mrs. Ida Beal.
At 7:45 the Rev. Mr.. Fisher spoke
from the subject. Talking With
God" One was added to the church
in the person OF Curtis Dunn.
A most impressive part OF the
service was when the lights were
turned off and huge white cross.
Illuminated with colored lights with
a silver background was seen, as
the congregation SANG, The Old
Rugged Cross"
The public IL invited to attend
our services each evening at 500
nm.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-01

A forceful sermon enjoyed by all
the congregation was preached by
the guest speaker. Rev. VIM. II.
Molbon OF New York City. last SUM-
day morning from text Romans
$3.50. Rev. Molbon has been
assistant pastor OF Presbyterian
church and is now Community
worker, serving at the Sea and
Land Presbyterian Settlement
House OF New York City.
Communion will be served next
Sunday morning. with Rev. Mr..
Swain. assistant pastor OF the First
Presbyterian church as the speak
er.
The Usher board met last Mon
day evening at the church. Chas.
Edelin, Is the president.
The Alpha club held a pre- hall
lowe'en Party on Tuesday evening
at the home OF Mrs. Brown, s7e7
Scotch avenue.
The Boy Scouts under the direc-
ton OF Scout Master Jesse Stewart
held meeting at the church on
TUESDAY night.
Nh Hughes Is still on the sick
list. 4trs. Gibbs Of Alger avenue
passed Wednesday and was buried
Monday morning.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-01
With The Churches
Christian Science

everlasting Puni,hment" will be
the subject OF the lesson-sermon in
Ill Christian ScienCe churches
throughout the world on Sunday.
November 2.
The golden text (ProverSs 1870
!. righteousness exalteth a ma
ION hut sin Is a reprosch to sny
people go,
n,ssage (Matthew 1885. SD: But
! saw unto you. That every idle
ward that men shall speak. they
hall give account thereof in the
Sav o. Judgment. For by thy words
mon shall be justified, and by thy
lords thou shall he condemned"
Correlative passages to be read
from the Christian Science text
nook Science and Health with
Kew 10 the Scriptures, by Mary
psker Eddy. include the following
n aO5D christian Science COM
mends man to master the propcn-
.,,ies to hold hatred in allegiance
Win kindness. to conquer lust with
,ssrity. revenge with charity. and
n overcome deceit with honesty"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-01
Ebenezer AME

Mr.. Wills, the great gospel sing
err OF Cleveland, Ohio. was the guest
soloist at the morning service. DR..
Baber's theme was "Heart-to-heart
Talk About Some OF Our Problems"
1t was one OF the most tsriking
sermons that he has ever delivered.
preaching isn't the best paid
profession in the world. declared
Or. Baber-advancement is only
possible after years OF sacrifice. but
make progress, but the preacher
dies poor"
You have a perfect right to talk
about the preacher. but he must not
say anything back. Above all, the
preacher must remain poor. He
must keep humble. the church must
make progress. but tn epreacher
must not. II a preacher has too long
car. and lives in fine house, he
Is called crook"
Ten persons joined.
Isaac Jones is the church re-
nOrfer
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-01
st. Luke
To Enter New
Building
Dr. James Aikens
Will Be Harvest
Home Speaker

RoSEvILLE. Michigan, st. Luke
AME church, under the Nplendid
leadership OF Rev. Thomss n.
Smith. will enter their new church
home Sunday. Nov. 2. The coneye-
cation has increased wonderfully
In the last three years and the fin
ancial progress bespeaks the kind
OF peace and harmony essential 10
Advancement.
Sunday morning Or. Smith will
speak on the subject. "Old Wine
In New Jugs" Baptisma service
will be held and holy communion
will he administered The Count
On-Me rally will close at this time,
Harvest Home services will he
held in the afternoon at which
time Vernon Chapel of Conant
Gardens. Detroit will he present.
Their pastor. the Rev. James Ak
ems, will be the speaker.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-01
RIrthday Party
Allen Temple

The Junior Usher board will pre-
sent George Ingram, basso, in a
recital Monday evening. Nov. Z at
the church.
DR.. Dudley and Mr.. hatcher OF
Detroit Mrs. Simmons OF Evergreen
Ala. and the Rev. Mr.. Davis OF Fort
Ickes, Arkansas were visitors al the
morning service Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs. Walter A. Crider,
were in the city last Wednesday TO
attend the funeral services of the
late Mr.. Beech.
The Junior boys Sunday school
class, with Mrs. Gertrude Rhonenee
as teacher. has held the financial
banner for four consecutive weeks.
The Educational department OF
the church is planning en- extensive
program under the leadership OF
the pastor, Rev. NJ. r. Rhonenee.
Mrs. Gertrude Johnson is church
reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-01
Whitaker News
By CORNELIUS REEVES

The Rev. Mr.. Carter. visiting min
lister, delivered the morning adj
dress. Evangelist Brown OF st.
Stephens. Detroit, was also visi-
tor. Many relatives OF the Rev. J.
A. Parker we're present from Mon
roe. lnkster. and Detroit.
The Rev. Mr.. Hill OF the Church
OF God delivered the afternoon
message.
Social Items
Mr. and Mrs. Jennings Carter
had as their dinner guests Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs James White OF De-
trot
Many friends OF Wesley AME
church enjoyed themselves az the
home OF Mrs Rhan recently while
picnicing. They were Mr. and Mrs.
{. Allen. Mr.. and Mrs r. Green.
Mr.. and Mrs J. Lard. Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. McNary. Mrs. Caiheari all of De-
troii.
Mr.. and Mrs John Thompson OK
Detroit were dinner guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Allen Thompson Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs C. Reeves was hon.
ored with a short visit from their
pastor. the Rev. j. s. Murray and
Rev. Childs Of Detroit Saturday
| Afternoon.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-01
New Age Temple

Beginning Nov. 2 the Rev. 7. j.
Williams will conduct seven night
meeting at New Age Spiritual Tenn
pie of Light. The public is invited.
Due TO the death OF the assistant
pastor. Rev. James Key and the
absence OF the pastor Rev. Beatrice
Bradley. the wish Bowl services
were conducted by Rev. Willis,
supreme mother. Rev. T. j. Will
llams assisted.
The Rev. Mr.. Keys funeral was
held Saturday. oct. %.
Deaconess Pollard and Rev.
Myers we're the evening speakers.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-01
By ROBERT FREEMAN

All who attended couldn't help
but enjoy the wedding reception
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Wilburn.
Mrs. Wilburn is the former Rosetta
Agnes OF 352 Palmerston. The re-
ception was held in the home OF
Mrs. Wilbur's daughter at 439
Elliot. Among those attending we're
Mr.. and Mrs. Levy Williams, Mr..
and Mrs. L. Jackson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mckenzie.
Miss Gabrialle Num- OF Philadel-
phia. Pa. Is visiting her sister. Mrs.
Matte Hall Of 450 Beechwood.
AT the anniversary dance OF
Club Twenty Nov. S music will be
furnished by Jimmie Davenport and
| his orchestra combined with a fine
floor show. tasty food and refresh
ments OF every description. The
dance which will be held at
Quinns Lone Pine on Palmerston
street. will begin at $50 promptly.
Tickets may be secured from any
member OF the club.
Albert Baltimore was the guest
OF his sister and brother-in-law
Mr. and Mrs. Butler and Mrs Gala
ria Presley of ESQ Boochwood.
Mrs. Maudc Bolton and Mrs.
Sarah Jones. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Leo Wright OF $50 Beechwood
gave a surprise party recently In
honor Of the 25 anniversary OF their
parents. Among the guests who
brought lovely gifts were Mrs.
Baulton. of Ecorse. Mrs. John At
kins and daughters. Miss Matte At
kins. Mrs. Edna Nelson. and Mrs.
Elnora Booth. Mr.. and Mrs. +.
Cannon. Professor J. walthall and
Francis Erlod.
Union Baptist
"verily verify say unto you ex-
cept a grain Of wheat fall into the
ground and die. 1t abideth alone,
but II II die. It bringeth forth much
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-01
o.E.s. COLUMN F. & A.M.P.H.A.

GUIDING STAR CHAPTER NO. ii-sTArED hEEINeIn
wednesday. DEGREE WORK ard Wednesday Worthy Ma
hon-Mrs Alphretta williams els Trowbrdge To- e.tSoii
WORTHY Richard white bsi Tnlman, SeeretAry-
Mrs. Viola Perry SO Leland, Te 1-s5s2
BATHsHEBA CHATTER NO. e-STATED MEETING-lst Friday
DEGREE WORK Friday. worthy MntrOnMrs Leah Mar
Tn. 6I7 Garfield, Apt TIE. 1857, Worthy Paroh-Mr
Bristol. 1871 JOS Campau FL llSS Secretary. Mrs. carrie y
Riley less Parker PL 1855
GOLDEN LEAP CHAPTER NO. l4-STATED MEETINGIu Wed
nesday. DEGREE WORK Wednesday. Worthy haron-
Collins 6Oi1 ssth Ty. 669fg Worthy PatronMr'
Arthur Robinson Evnne tt. 1850, secretary-hrs
Lula Hendey, 1880 Klingcr
PRISCILLA CHAPTER NO. f1-STATED hEETNe-snd FRI
day. DEGREE WORK lh Friday WORTH hsren-nr. .sr-
TIA Cameron Eliot Apt p1 Te ao4ss Worthy Patron
Mrs. n len B. CAN'T. 500 Hartfor< ~. tscH.
LONE STAR CHAPTER NO. e6-STSTED MEEtiMt-lu Ihnrs-
day DEGREE WORK Srd Thursday Worthy Mauon-nrs.
wile Austin foese Ntcheldale Aetss worthy fstren-m
Richard WHITE s1s Timas, seeretau-Hrh GLADYS Hard
wck. soil Ckene. r. osSk
81. AGNES CHAPTER NO s-sTATED nEEING-sst w.dnss.
day DEGREE WORK sth Wednesday. worthy ksiern-.
Mrs Elizabeth Logan coal 18Th T. sssss. Worthy A6cn
Mr. sim Flood Hsrords Secrstayhrs Lorraine TAI
boz. $3.50 Beecie. Ty. 7-oe7e
iciPSTONR CHAPTER NO. 1e-STATED HEkTING-fnt Thurs
kay. DEGREE WORK ith Thursday. WORTH maron- Ira
Matthews s9s9 Fort w. slss, worthy Psros Rev
Plcyd Harris HcDours n ke7kt secretAnrA Sehn
ME N. Nm, sss7 Madison FL ses7.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-01
St. Paul AME

"rhe Price OF Glory" will be the
subject from which Or. Charleston
the pastor. will preach SUNDAY
morning. The subject OF his evening
sermon will be when Christ
Dwells In The Heart.
The Sunday School will open at
s:l5 am. with George Garner as
superintendent. -.
The Junior and Senior Allen
Christian Endeavor leagues VIII
convene at 5 pm. and $3.50 pm.
Miss Carrie Gordon and Mrs. TAU
Billups are presidents. The topic
will be "Christian Youth At Work
For Peace lisa. 1i:1-6.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-01
Corinthian Baptist

The Rev. +. +. Jones OF Omaha
Nebraska. who has just begun the
the pastorate at Corinthian Bap-
list church. will preach Sunday
both morning and evening.
The Women's Day services were
great success. Both speakers de-
livered interesting messages. A
number OF prominent visitors were
present. over $500 was raised.
Corinthian Baptist will observe
its path anniversary the early part
OF next month.
Willie Mae Williams Is church
reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-01
United Christian

REV Robert l.. Jordan spoke Sun
DIV morning on Save A Life" His
text was from Luke 1910, For the
son OF man came to seek and save
that which was lost" Two persons,
Mrs Corina Jones and Haywood
Bosiic. we're added to the member
ship
On The sick list are Mrs. Annie
Bell John Priestly and Robert Jor-
dan
Professor Peter Washington OF
Jarvis Christian college is expect
ed here soon.
7 K. Rouse is church reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-01
First Progressive

The Rev. c. l.. Linsay, national
evangelist Of BiXoli. preached sun
day morning on THE Seven Steps
OF A Fool The revival will con-
time through Thursday.
Al pm. the congregation at
tended tho Pastors Union az CAL
vary Baptist. Or. Parker spoke in
the evening.
The Formal solofcsi Will be re-
peaicd Friday. NOV. es.
The Rev. l.. T. Clay will preach
az First Progressive next Sunday
afternoon His chorus will sing.
This Will he rally day
Rev r. j Jackson IS pastor; l..
r. Alexander is reporter
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-01
Church Of God

A-special program will be render
ed Tuesday evening. Nov. 4 by the
Willingworkers. Mrs. +. Fort is
president. Mrs. Ida Keene 10 pro-
gram chairman.
The Rev. Samuel Rsndle spoke
morning from st. John
1910.
Mrs. jamie Hair Is church re-
narfar
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-01
Wesley A.!ME Zion

The Usher board will give style
show AT the church Nov. IL The
Young women's Missionary society
sponsored a tea at the home OF
Mrs. Robert Ellington Sunday, Oct.
e. John Wesley will hold their
morisaee burning wednesday eve
ming Nov. II at which time sple-
did program will be rendered. The
Sunday school will give a Grave
yard Rendezvous on Halloween
Night
The revival which was conducted
recently by Evangelist r. S. Max
berry was a great success.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-01
RIVER ROUGE NEWS

fruit was Rev. E. c. Copeland's
text last Sunday morning. one per-
son was added TO the church roll.
The Union Baptist Young Peoples
choir sang.
Tho pastor reviewed the Sunday
school on the topic Civic Respon-
si..,tiit-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-01

The Rev. NJ. +. Colder delivered
the message to a large audience
from Haggar 1913 on the theme
1.-THE Lords Messenger" DR.. Colder
spoke in the evening from st. Luke
14:l5.
The Sundsy school has increased
in size since the church moved TO
its new location.
The special meeting with the
Rev. Mr.. Colder as speaker will
continue this week. The public is
invited.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-01
SUNLIGHT BAPTIST CHURCH

The Sunday school is taking on
new life under the leadership Of
the Rev. Mr.. Moore.
The pastor, the Rev. Mr.. Isaac.
invites the public to attend the
services OF Sunlight Baptist church
at all times.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-01

"A United league will be held at
Sunlight Baptist church Wednes-
dayh Nov. rs. The league Is an
auxiliary OF the women's depart
ment OF the church.
Sunlight Baptist was host TO the
first inspirational meeting OF the
Union Baptist district association
recently.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-01
Peoples Baptist

Last sunday was womans Day at
Peoples Baptist church. Mr.. Hicks
spoke from ST. John 1:43.
Various talented members OF the
church appeared on the afternoon.
A delicious dinner was served In
The church dining room. The COM
miilce in charge comprised Mrs. j..
l. BRYANT. Mrs. William Gentry,
Mrs williams and Rev. T. r. Royal
pastor
vsrlia Mae Berry is church repor-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-01
Church At New Location

The Tried Stone Baptist church,
whose pastor Is the Rev. j. b. Ford,
wishes TO announce their new lcca-
tion. They have moved from their
old address. which was 1865 Has.
tIngs, 10 1854 Russell where they
are now residing.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-01
Little Rock Baptist

The Rev. r. r. Tate, spoke Sun
day morning on Gods Time"
In the afternoon Rev. Mr.. Tate,
Mrs. Cousin. Mrs. Thomas. Mrs.
Bush were guests at the pastors
Aid meeting Of Calvary Baptist
church. Mrs. Briggs is president.
Mrs. NJ. Cousin is church repor-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-01
King Solomon Baptist

The Rev. J.. S. hurry will speak
Sunday, Nov. ..
Beginning Tuesday, Nov. I the
Rev. A. y. Adams. A.B.Ph.D. OF
Warren, Ohio will conduct a ten
day revival at King Solomon Bap-
list church Of which the Rev. j. b.
Brown is minister.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-01
Flush Poisons From
Kidneys and Stop
Getting Up Nights
Be Healthier. Happier-Sleep Better
Costs S5c-Must Help or Money Back

Nfeots"httf AAoFFttt bttttE
Costs S5e-Must Help or Money Back
When you can get for IS cents an
erieient and harmless stimulant and
ciuTsiic that should flush from your
honors the waste matter. poisons
and acid that are now doing you
harm why continue to break your
resifu sleep by getting up thru the
niEhi7
Don't be an EASY MARK and accept
snbstltute--Get Gold Medal Harlem
oh Capsules-the original and genuine.
LOON TOT the Gold Medal on the box -
% cents. Money back II II fails.
O'ner symptoms OF weak kidneys
tha irritated bladder may be back
enc puny eyes, shifting pains. burn.
ms or scanty passage.
Adv.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-01
New Bethel

The Rev. MIR. Ramsey. pastor and
congregation will worship at New
Grace Baptist church, Hancock and
st. Antoine Thursday. oct. 80.
Dr. Ramsey spoke in the morning
on Salvation Through Obedience"
and in the evening Rev. C. L. Lind
say OF Birmingham was the speak
er.
Birthday Party
A surprise birthday party was
given by Mr.. Stewart and daughter,
Pearl. In honor OF their wife and
mother. Mrs. Eva Stewart recently
at their home. 41S6 st. Antoine
street Enjoying the fete were Mr..
and Mrs. wash. Mr.. and Mrs. c.
Wallace, Mr.. and Mrs. II. Fields,
Mike Archie and Mrs. velma Jim.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-01

"verily verify, | say unto you ex'
cept a grain Of wheat fall into the
ground and die. it abideih alone
but II II die. It bringeih forth much
Evening star., 1941-09-24
Chicago Grain
By the Associated Press.


CHICAGO. Sept. 24.-Expanded
buying lifted grain prices more than
a cent bushel today while soybeans
rose more than cents at one stage.
Grain brokers attributed much of
the purchasing to a renewal of trade
bullishness due largely to imitation
talk. The London disclosure that q
large food reserve was plaSned for
postwar use and further statements
ABOUT the extent to which this coun-
try would supply food to Great
Britain attracted attention. although
United States wheat is not as vet
one Of the commodities required
announcement of an increase in
reserve requirements of banks as a
means OF checking imitation and the
Morgenthau statement urging that
Federal controls be applied to farm
prices attracted attention, but price
reactions which occurred were at
tr1buted mostly to profit taking.
wheat rose as much as Il, at
one stage but due to late profit TAX
ing closed only aS-l higher than
Yesterday, December. 121as-i,: Nav.
l25ss-i4. Corn was 12-ss up. De-
cember. 8l-81 Is; May, $751;: oats. ;.
rs up; rye. bs-1 higher and soy
beans l4-2is higher.
Soybeans borrowed strength from
hlgher meal futures prices. a firm
OIL market and the premiums quoted
Tor cash beans but later ran into
profit taking.
Evening star., 1941-09-24
Freight Traffic May Reach
1927 Level, Fletcher Says
Rr the Associated Press.

BY the ASSOCldleN Press
CINCINNATI, Sept. 24.-American
railroads are doing a better Job
Just now than ever before in the
history of transportation" R. v,
Fletcher of Washington, vice presi-
dent and general counsel of the
Association, of American Railroads,
declared today.
In a speech before convention
of the telegraph and telephone sec
ton of the association. Mr.. Fletcher
said continued expansion of the de
fense program would raise freight
traffic TO levels of 1927 or even 1929
He gave this picture of what de-
fense activity has given railroads
and their response to the emer-
gency:
Each freight car now in service IS
performing so per cent more trans
portation than a similar car in 1918
and a third more than in 1929, year
of heaviest traffic.
Through September 6. this years
carloadings were 18 per cent greater
than in the like 1910 period and
900 900 carS-most since l930-are
in use.
Operating revenues for the first
seven months of 1941 on class one
railroads totaled $4,000 $40 .O00-a %
per cent increase over the same 1910
period. but under the 10-year aver
age for l92l-1930.
Evening star., 1941-09-24
Gasoline Supplies
Up $1,000 Barrels
In Eastern States
National Totul Shows
Decline of 356, 900
During Week
BY the Associated Press.

BY lDe ASSOCs2Ie0 Press
NEW YORK, Sept. 24.-Gasoline
supplies Of the Eastern States in
creased 1000 barrels to 22.362 600
barrels during the week ended Sept.
20 the American Petroleum Insti-
tute reported yesterday.
The Nations total gasoline supply
declined, however, 356,O00 barrels TO
total of 80.199O00. including n
500 900 barrels of aviation gasoline
A year ago the total was 1855 900
barrels.
Daily average crude oil production
continued its uptrend, gaining 40;-'
500 barrels TO 4.074O 900, highest ever
recorded by the institute.
The A. p. is reports said re-
flnery operations for the week we're
at 929 per cent of capacity. indicat-
ing run of stills of 1895 600 bar
rels of crude oil daily. The pre-
vious week the figures were 93.3 per
cent or 100000 barrels. A year be-
fore the run averaged 1892 900 bar
rels daily.
Gasoline production during the
week totaled 14.O31 900 barrels COM
pared with 13,4600OO barrels the
previous week.
The institute announced that its
report Of oil imports and exports
had been suspended temporarily be-.
cause Of changes in the United
States Bureau Of Mines statistical
definitions.
The complete report showing daily
average crude oil production On
barrels follows.
Moe The figures indicated below %
not lncluoe any estimate Of any oil Vnicn
Week ended SsDtember 20, WIN changes
Evening star., 1941-09-24
Bond AVERAGES
10 Lcw-Yield Bonds.
By the Assoc1ated Press.

oy t1p A.StNlfltU FEtSS.
NEW YORK, Sept. 24.-Domes-
tic bond prices ranged narrowly on
both sides Of the ledger TODAY, with
buying interest widely scattered.
Fractional changes were the rule.
although a few issues varied more
than a point without establishing a
trend toward the final hour.
The market absorbed with only a
slight tremor the Federal Reserve
Board order to banks to increase
their reserves to the statutory top
requirement.
At the opening. prices of some
United States Treasures slipped as
much as 80 point in the over
the-counter market Later. how
ever, some of these issues came
back to yesterdays levels and few
actually forged ahead for small
gains. Operations in the Federals
were small, both in dealer tradings
and in the stock exchange.
Panama government issues proved
popular in the foreign list and gains
in these bonds we're paralleled by
some of the other Latin Americans.
Japanese loans were again weak,
the government 6l2S dropping 6
points at one time.
Among the corporates, gamers in
cluded Illipols Central 494s, Con-
solidated Edison 3l2s of '48, Erie IS
of rs and Standard Oil New Jer-
sey) 2a,s. On the downside were
Laclede Gas SIPS. Shell Union 21as,
Youngstown Sheet BIAS, and Detroit
Edison IS.