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5 runs IL hits off Adams in ia in
nings. runs responsible for S. struck
out 4. bases on balls none; runs
hit off Goldman in la innings, runs
responsible for !. struck out 8. base
on balls 8: passed ball Mcconnell;
Wild pitches. Libke and Goldman: left
on bases. Wenatchee 9. Vancouver s:
home run. Mcconnell: three-base hit.
Bonetti: two-hase hits. Like. Jonas:
sacrifices, Csiltesux. Adams. Endress;
stolen base. EndresS. runs batted in,
Bonetti, Torgeson. Jolley ?. Ilbke,
Jonas 2. Mcconnell. Cox; double plays.
Marionetti 20 Forni TO Torgeson
Jewell 10 CailteauX 70 Wright. Call
teaux 70 Jewell to wright. Mcconnell
70 harionetti 20 Torgeson. time Of
game, l:55. umpireS, Valerie and
Orayec
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Defeat Sacs
Third in Row
Now Five Tits Out
OF First Position
~ UNITED PRESS


The decline and fan Of saora-
mento became a real possibility
today after Seattle had bowled
over the Pacific Coast league lead
ers for the third time in a row
and chopped the solons' margin
down to five games.
Sacramento has led the league
by as many as Is games for most
Of the season, but the improved
Seattle team, now clearly in sec
ond place. has beaten the Sacs all
THIS week to bring them back into
the league.
Last night is was ST. as Seattle.
Dick Barrett scattered Ssora-
mento's hits all over the score
board.
Sacramento scored only in
the fifth when Don Gutter
tdge doubled and Gene Hand
ley knocked him home.
Seattle scored twice in the fifth
when Les Scsrsells, Ned Sickle
and DOGGY Berger got hits and
put the game away with three
runs in the seventh on binsles by
Sickle, Dick Gyselman, Berger.
Jo-Jo White and Lynn King.
George Munger took the defeat,
allowing 10 hits.
san Diego dropped back into
third place with a loss to Port
land, SIS. The Padres got all five
runs in the first inning when Geo.
Macdonald, Hal Patchett. Geo.
before, Art Garibald; and Mel
Mazzera all singled. Stan Sperry
walked and Winny Rich hit safely.
Portland plodded back with q run
in the second on Herman Reich's
triple and Mary ovens single.
got another in the third and two
IN the fourth.
The Beavers went ahead
with three runs In the sixth
on single by Schultz, a sac
rifice by Wright, Liska's
single and score on an at
tempted double play. Ad Liska
pitched the win although he
allowed Is hits while Rich.
brewer and Thomas gave
Portland Is.
Los Angeles beat San Francisco
1879, to end their split-week series
at 2-2.
Jess Dobernic, who replaced
r rank Totsro in the third, was
the winning pitcher.
hollywood beat Oakland, AZ. for
Al series win In the split week
hiram Bithorn's six-hit pitching
neld the Oaks safe despite four
errors by his teammates.
George Dsrrow and Italo Chslir,
worked for the Lowers. allowing
10 hits.
The four teams of the San Fran.
cisco and Los Angeles area trade
grounds tonight in their split
week. San Francisco opens a
series at Hollywood and
Los Angeles is at Oakland.
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FIRST game.
Washington 200 02O 2I1-6 IL l
Detroit :. ..021 900 0OO-S 6 |
Leonard and Early: Newsom.
Thomas 80 and Sullivan.
First game:
Philadelphia 200 ITO O0i-s 3 2
ST. Louis 100 ITO S5O-II Ia |
Knott, Tobin 81 and Hayes
Wagner; Harris and Swift.
New York 900 600 600 ! 0
Cleveland 200 900 00x-2 8 1
Donald and Dickey; Teller and
Desautels.
Boston go. .O41 800 OO0-8 10 l
Chicago 49,. .OS0 900 OOa-5 Ia 2
H. Newsome. Ryba ~ and PVT
lax, Smith, DIETRICH 80 and fresh.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Chicago .....1l2 O1O 1905 10 O
Brooklyn e. 900 200 0O0-2 /
Mooty and Mccullough. Hamlin
f2), Wyatt 49,. Casey (s) and
Owen, Franks.
Cincinnati :. 204 l0I 000-S IL 1
Boston go. 900 04I OO0-5 10 2
Walters and lombard: Posedel,
Hutchings (2), Javery 30, Salvo
90 and Berries. Montgomery.
st. Louis -. DEL 0Ol 000-4 Is .
Philadelphia OI0 O02 0O2-5 10 L
NJ. Cooper, krist (9), and W.
Cooper: johnson, Pearson Cd and
Warren.
Pittsburgh. 0l0 400 OOO0-5 IL /
New York =. 200 900 1908 Is /
Butcher and Lopez; MCGEE, Wit
tig Isl, Lohrmsn (s), Melton ts)
and banning.
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San Diego Kids
Defeat Tulsa

MILES CITY, Mont-The San
Dlego American Legion junior
baseball team, last years western
champions, last night eliminated
Iuisa, lO-5' in the opening game
of the western sectional tourna-
ment.
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Longacres

They determined something
about the horses who Vill run IN
the $40 900 LonFacres Nile Sun
day yesterday with the running
Of the Venus Handicap.
The Venus Handicap at six fur
longs. a prep for the Big Nile. vas
won BY a comparative outsider
/ Whistling Boy Whistling Boy.
ridden by n. B. Wilson. scored
over Scar Leg and Oimpo, who
finished in that order.
Two other $4,000 Long
acres nominees. Iron Mike and
Stagefright. failed To show
anything in the sprint. 1t II
not unlikely, however. that
despite Nhistling Boys vic
tory Scar Leg and 0limpo
will 20 in the big race.
Scar Leg was particularly i'm
pressive He was just beaten and
was a hard-running horse in the
stretch. 1t will be remembered
that Scar Leg was slightly in
jured in his last start and hasn't
been to the post in some time.
LavenEro. jet black speedster
was listed doubtful starter for
the Dongscre Mile despite q salts
factory work. Lsvengro. asked 10
turn on for six furlongs. breezed
the distance in ia IS. His test
was made in the presence Of Or.
w. J. McKeon. eminent Canadian
veterinarian. who came down from
Vancouver to pass on several of
the Milers.
DIR. Mckeon found no
"holes" in Lavengro but
Trainer Allan Drumheller
doubts II he can be brought
up TO the stiff mile In time.
Drumheller has two others In
charge-Campus Fusser and
Wee Toney-so can well spare
the fleet Lavengro for other
competition.
campus Fusser continues to de-
light his Washington adherents.
This three-year-old which went TO
santa Anita last winter and /
speared a purse in coup fashion. /.
Is taking his final props for the |
Lonsacres Mile in sprightly style.
BY many he is now deemed the
morse to catch and to beat. A son
Oh Gladiator, 24-year-old stallion
which once wrecked the New York
turf for the late Arnold Rothstein
campus Fusser is out of a mare,
Campus Queen. which ran to fame
On the Longacres track. Campus
busser halls from Walla Walla.
RAG Post. the Flag Pole
quick stopper. may side step
the Longacres Mile, unless mud
should come along. Trainer J.
oh'er knows full well the
ability Of Flag Post To scuttIe
a clever crew nj sprint dis
tsnce In his favorite muddy
going, bun Longecres has been
shy on mud this season-and
Flag Post has been shy on
action.
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6ummerv-Rlns bstted in. Rosen-
lund q. Mccormack, Myers, two-base
hits. Rosenlund, Mccormack. Ged-
sius. three-base hits. Starr. stolen
bases, Buecola: double plays. More
house TO Linde. Mallory to Morehouse
70 Linde. Rosenlund to Martinez; left
on bases. Tacoma 3. Spokane 10:
bases on balls. off Stephens 6. Kinna-
man i. struck out, by Stephens 4.
kinnaman A. wild pitch. stephens;
time. 30. umpires. Moran and Weis-
gerber.
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: 7 o n m
aBatted for Blakely in ninth
bBatted for Munger in ninth
Score by Innings
SSesItie ............ 600 02O 30O-5
ga arnento .......... 600 O1O OOO-i
summary : Runs responsible for
~ ssrrett Munger S; base on balls,
OIL barrett 2. Munger 2; struck ont
by Barrett 2 Munger 8; left on bases
seattle 5, Sacramento 10: two-bsse
MT Gutteridge: sacrifice hits. King.
Martin; stolen base. White. PLAYERS
walking, King Sturdy. White. Blatt-
ner; runs batted in. Berger 2. Hand
icy White 2. King; double PLAYS.
Handley 20 Blattner 20 sturdy Fn5t
colt to Sturdy; time. SIS; umplres.
Hood and Snyder
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Miolond's Body Brother

Human interest and even drama ooze when one begins
to deve into the histories and horses competing
any great turf classic.
That naturally, includes the now famed Lonpacres
$4,000 Mile, down for performance Sunday the Renton
layout.
So. let's 60 proddng around a Bit for a touch OF color
and human interest out Longacres way.
CHARTERED within
three young horses caught the all sundry
They hailed
ssy Booter Lonsaeres Mile victor originated the webet
country.
The fancy juveniles as oneo We.
Toney and Miolsnda
best excenr IN.
others public trials Wee Toney Of
from his mother Black Toney Kentucky
earmarks OF .
Midland looked betty possibility othsr
The world knows what happened.
Midland proved champion. best year year.
e had man In stakes when weights dealt Bought
el6O0o-succeeded IL
Oreace fumbled his INJURIES reverted to
de class claiming ranks.
The breeder retained Wee Toney
separated from his pals Quite recently
Toney to Aessrs ostrow vogei of Seattle.
Their
concerning Wee finding blocky
veioped him quickly into stake horse.
Wee roney into the
choices with chance retaining
purse for Northwest
He has the blood Midland cousng
female side his lines considered
for Black Toney supplied able
notable defendants being Bimelech.
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action The former Mexican battling
ghtweghts in the for the
fights New York He weigh about
lao pounds He has been knocked
think Hutchinson will beat Friday JACK Common.
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BACK AND FORTH

Edward G. Robinson has made
~ transcontinental train and
plane trips since he's been IN
pictures.
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xbatted for Barkelew In ninth.
Score by Innings
Salem ..............o5 o $40 Oils
Yakima .............o0 2 oi0 loi- 5
Summary - Losing pitcher. Greer;
winning pitcher. Schanz: hit by
pitcher. Reese by Schanz. wild
pitches, Schanz 2. Barkelew q. passed
balls, Adams. Emery. hits. off Schanz
in innings, , runs; off Greer in I
innings ~, Is runs: off Barkelew in
5 innings g. s runs; off Windsor in
3 innings 3. 2 runs. runs responsible
for. Schanz 3. Greer 49, Barkelew 5.
windsor l. struck out. by Schanz S,
Greer /, Barkelew 2. Windsor g bases
on balls, off SchRnz 6. Greer 7, Barke-
lew 2, Windsor 2. left on bases, Salem
2, Yakima IL; runs batted in, George
2, Adams. johnson, Sueme. Lsnifero
2, Bergstrom 2, oriffiths 3, Schanz 2,
Petersen. Cameron. Emery. Shoemak-
er. Lien Koski; sacrifices, Schanz:
stolen base, Grlffiths: double play.
Madrid to koski TO Reese three base
hits. Ianifero. Cameron, Reese. Bliss:
two-base hits. Griffiths. Shoemaker.
time, ESQ. umpires. Nelson and Weis-
gerber.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

THURSDAYS RESULTS
Cleveland 2. New York 0.
Boston 8. Chicago 5.
Washington SO. Detroit 80.
st. Louis ITO. Philadelphia
3-12.
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Fred Hofstetter trophy.

Also. providing there are enough
competitors with the cap and ball
revolver, there will be a match at
20 wards
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

THURSDAYS RESULTS
Seattle s, Sacramento l.
Portland s. San Diego 5.
Hollywood 4. Oakland 2.
Los Angeles Is, San Fran.
cisco p.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

THURSDAYS GAMES
Chicago s. Brooklyn 2.
Cincinnati s. Boston 5
Philadelphia s. st. Louis 4.
Pittsburgh s. New York 3.
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Dodgers Drop
Game TO Cubs
ST. Louis Also Loses
To Second Rioters

NEW YORk-The Phillies ans
the Cubs. q couple Of feebl'
( second divisionists. could stitch
out their chests today and strut
around with important airs be-
cause yesterday they dealt the
pennant-eontending Cardinals and
Dodgers a pair OF lusty wallops
where they hurt most
Defeat caught up with the Cards
Just when they were about "a
chalk up a precious victory and
cut the Dodgers game and a hall
lead. They led "a going into the
last Of the ninth.
Morton Cooper. spear-head
Of the 81. Louis staff, failed
In the clutch after pitching
magnificently for six innings.
Over that span he gave up
only one hit. In the last of
the ninth. Emmett Mueller
and Bobby Brsgsn doubled
and the game was tied. a..
Then Cooper was removed for
Howard Krist. the Cards unbeaten
relief star, who was greeted by
Ben Wsrren's game-winning
single. The Cards made Is hits
but left IL men stranded.
MANAGERS CHASED
Jake Mooty, who hadn't pitched
a complete winning game since
June l. threw monkeywrench in
Brooklyn's pennant drive when he
pitched the Cubs to a 90 victory
over the league leaders. IL was a
bad day for the rival managers,
both Leo Durocher and Jimmy
Wilson being chased from the
premises by the umpires.
Although it's nothing to cause
serious concern. the Yankees are
in the throes Of real slump. They
even lost to the Indians. who've
been kicked around by everybody
lately. Bob Teller snapped the
Tribes eight-gsme losing streak
by hurting 20 shutout. 1t was
Feller's 21st victory and snapped
his own four-game losing streak.
SMITH WHACkED
The White Sox' pitching bubble
BURST when the Red Sox belted
edgar Smith to cover and beat
Chicago. s-5. Smith was the first |
White Sox in IL games who failed |
o go the distance. Dick Newsom,
he Chicago nemesis, won his sixth |
traight game from the White |
lose. and broke their nine-game |
streak. Ted Williams got |
2 for B."
Washington moved into
sixth place by taking a double
header from Detroit. 6-3 and
30, behind Ma sik-hit pitch
ing performances by Dutch
Leonard and Sid Hudson.
Tom Ferrlck's four-hit pitching
n the nightcap prevented the
Athletics from dropping into the
ellar after they had lost to the
Browns, 11-3. in the opener. Fer
lick BANKED the Browns, 1910,
nd allowed only two men to reach
econd.
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THTKNDAN'S RFSULTS
Wenatchee 7. Vancouver 4.
Spokane 4. Tacoma o.
Salem Is. Yakima S.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

THURSDAYS RESULTS
Indianapolis ST., ST. Paul As.
Louisville 1872, Minneapolis 0-3.
Columbus lis, Milwaukee rs.
Toledo Z. Kansas City 4.
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Totals ....... So 1
OAKLAND

aBatted for barrow In fifth.
bBatted for Chelini in ninth.
Score by Innings
HOLLYWOOD ......... O2i 600 0i0-4
Oakland ............ 900 o2o 0Oo-2
summary-Losing pitcher. Darrow.
innings pitched, by barrow 5; at bat,
off barrow 10: hits. off Darrow 8;
runs scored, off Dsrrow 3. runs re-
sponsibIe for. Bittner 2. Darrow 3.
Chelini /: struck out. by Bittner S.
chelini 4; bases on balls. off Bittner
l. barrow 3. Chelini ?: two-base hits.
Hoover. Schultz Gudat. runs batted
in. Hoover 2 Gray. Schultz, Dunn.
Devaurs: sacrifice. Kahle
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
TWURSDAY's RFSULTS

THURSDAYS RESULTS
Rochester SO, Newark IL.
Montreal 3, Jersey City 2.
Baltimore TT, Toronto 2-3.
Buffalo 6, Syracuse 0.
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Aug TO- 1ssl.
Joe Waterman told yesterday you about
me waso-De Iombeaux fight Monday II
was wen satisfied with the Dave rough oppon-
en1 The frenchman fights
good batter the rough prime
ever Ne has managed
Dave came out Of the fight result
being hurled into the
scratch semi-wndup HOLLYWOOD
next week and also had
card for Tom Gallery
i don't want to take chances. may
Colifornions Impressed -.
He has been working out with some good fighters and
vas in fine condition for the fight He had several days
boxing with Jimmy McDaniels, the boy who boxed Eddie
Booker for the California mddeweight title. Tom Gallery
and other good judges of boxing much impressed
the fight Ward turned in
suppose that Armstrong come
back shortly His contract with Eddie
and he win then manager Vert Ross was
talking with the latter yesterday he told
Armstrong was st pretty good fighter eyes don't
that ne win Be able to beat number boys
Lots u interest Richard for
zsth The fans
ftona knockout Of Pete scalzo the
Turkey Thompson
sd furround battle Boxing gates
IT the Olympic have been picking p
was there last night for the
Hollywood Friday night Baby Johnny Hutchinson
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lpifh ELLIOTT METCALF

GOOD news from the duck front. Glorious
There will be millions fast flyers than last year.
Ducks Unlimited international cooperative duck restor
alive organization. reports
But there is much more work 10 do IL the
tinued increase in wild waterfowl TO be maintained along
the happy lanes
And that Of duck hunters
take hand contribute dollar to this
Esnzstion which noble which WILL with
Of al Of greater
The e41 duck Washington Thursday Oct
1t win continue through 60 fun days until the middle of
December.
Ing territory 1.-THE federal
canvasback and rudy duck have been lifted
Even the wood duck has
that one bird may be had in the bag
That however sad The little simple wood
duck has protected guible trusting
and fearless little bop your dcoys
you not there
The onebird allotment bring heavy particular
family. the one-bird adhered
Countless others viii fall through ignorance
through deliberate violation.
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All Sportsnen Should Act i.

There Is no more gorgeously bedecked waterfowl
earth than the wood duck. He should have been left
the protected list Sporsmen lovers Audubon So
cety members and all should insist this unusual duck which
nests in trees, be replaced the forbidden list.
Anyway the 194l picture Is bright. glowing
Let's make 1912
aiding Ducks Unlimited financially, dollar
Do share Don't fellow carry you
That's good sport.
There during Matching up OF course
the
province OF Saskatchewan Drought
whole, tbe better But
there be funds against crow black
killer Of eggs and duckngs the
family These pests destroyed ducks drought
When You hunting all
kill game bird. particularly a duck
Put July 20 Of this your
Encirce il with
s. IL 10 . day duck hunters might well
Unlimited went Tn
work to build kes ponds defense coming
And that division to be known
only The Major"
$4,000 cash All of us owe him much tr,.
gposman, The Major. -
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Dovie Word. HordIuck Kid

letter from Jack Connor, of Davy Ward tells
further hard luck by Dave When the kid made his first
california start many months he victim of bad
eye cut head butt causing the putting him on the
shelf to say nothing Of hating his hopeful California in
vason.
Nov when Dave makes his second start off
start the drew In spectacular fight
ne comes up with injury and
some athletes
breaks can't avoid them
although he has had grand way.
However. here Is Jacks letter:
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The


WESTERN INTERNATIONAL
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

First game:
Washington 200 O2O 2I1-6 IL 1
Detroit ..021 900 OOO-S 6 1
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Totals ..........SI III 10 Z
Batted for Barkelew In ninth.
Score by Innings
Evening star., 1941-02-25
Bond Averages
10 LoW-YiPld Bonds.
Ry the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Feb. 25.-The Gov
ernment bond market gave favor
able response to the Treasury
Department current refunding
program today by rising major frac-
tions in most cases on light demand.
Other divisions of the loan de-
partment were fairly steady but
numerous issues were unchanged
near the final hour.
Treasury 2t4 of 81, the gas of Sc
and the %. s of SO were among the
best gamers. all on extremely light
turnover. The 3ass Of Al, for which
the Treasury offered holders a new
issue of 2 per cent. 7 to 9 year bonds,
which will be fully taxable. or cash
at par for the old bonds, were in
active. The issue last sold in full
lots last Friday at 1919. The bid
yesterday was 10113 and they were
offered at 1Ol15.
Corporate loans up a shade in
cluded Bush Terminal SIS, Illinois
Central a. S, Baltimore & Ohio con-
vertible IS and American & Foreign
Power SIS.
Unchanged to a shade lower at
times were. among others. Missouri
KansaS-TeXas IS. Texas Corp. 3s,
International Hydroelectrlc IS and
Chesapeake & Ohio 3l2s.
Foreign bonds were mostly lower.
Japan SIS and Norway AIS were
among losers of around a point
Evening star., 1941-02-25
Directors Authorize
Remington Rand
Stock SpIifup
Holders TO Receive
Additional Share for
Every Ten Owned
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK. Feb. 25.-Directors
of Remington Rand. Inc, today
authorized a splitup in the common
stock which will give stockholders
one additional share for each 10
held
The board also authorized the
restoration of the 1887 wage divi-
dend plan for factory workers now
paid on an hourly basis. This
provides for added monthly wages
on the basis Of the Companys
average earnings for the prior three
months. The company said it was
expected that payments under the
plan would start monthly after
March 81, with the beginning Of the
new fiscal year.
To effect the common stock split
up the directors approved an in
crease in the outstanding 81 par
value stock by 158 900 shares. The
additional shares will be distributed
on May l to holders Of record
on March ID
The company announced A cash
dividend of 20 cents a share on the
common stock. payable April tn
holders of record March IA. Similar
dividends were paid in recent quar-
ters.
Remington Rand principal do
mestic plants are in New York, Mas
saChusetts. Connecticut, New Jersey.
Ohio. Michigan and Missouri.
Evening star., 1941-02-25
Georgia Power 10 Sell
Bond Issue Privately
3, AZ AssncIated Press.

NEW YORK. Feb. 25.-Georgia
Power Co will sell direct to q in
surance companies S1Ol271 900 Of
g. per cent bonds at 1O32. maturing
in 1871 to provide the major portion
of funds for refunding It's OUtStand-
ing debt
Decision to place the bonds with
the insurance group was reached by
Justin R Whiting. president of Com
monWealth a. Southern Corp, par
ent concern. after shopping around
for several weeks among underWrit-
ing houses who have been negOtiat-
ing for a public sale of the bonds
A desire to get the refunding over
with as quickly as possible and
somewhat Shaky bond market in
recent weeks prompted choosing of
the private method, it was said.
Proceeds from sale of the bonds.
together with bank loans Of S13. 500
900 and a contribution by Common
wealth e. Southern of S14337319
will be applied to redeeming all of
Georgia Powers current funded in
debtedneSS. Most of il consists of
s1l5.22l000 first mortgage per
cent bonds.
OF the insurance firms participate
ing, Equitable Life Assurance Society
Of the United States. Metropolitan
Life Insurance Co and Prudential
Insurance Co of America each took
S19000.000 of the bonds. The "a
others took amounts ranging from
$4,000 to S8.500000.
Evening star., 1941-02-25
Washington Produce

BUTTER.-93 score tubs. 32'4; pound
prints. 33i4; iA-Dound prints. 33a4 %
score. tubs 81 "a. pound prints. 32i4;
l4-pound prints. 32a4; q score, tubs, 81 Ii.
l-pound prints, 81 i4pound prints, 80 q;
90 score. tubs 81 =, l-pound prints. -;
,,t-pound prints. 32l2; 50 score. tubs 81 =;
b. aap?ound ID prints al.s Ia, l+7poand prints,
81 - l4-pound prints, 3la4.
L1VESTOCK-Calves, IL: spring lambs.
10: pigs, under l20 pounds 4.25-4 75:
12o-14O pounds. 5O0-5 80; 140-1SO
pounds. 5.50-5.7A; 1sO-22O pounds. 5,15-
500: 200-3o0 pounds. 56O-b So, sows.
3.20-4.30 calves, Q 56-l0.50.
From Agricultural Marketing Service
EGGS-Market steady on Federal-State e
Graded eggs: slightly weaker on nearby
unRrsded eggs Prices paid for FEDERAL
state eraded eGgs received from srading
tras. large 2"@4. U. S. extras. MEDIUMS
1871; y. S. standards, large, 900: U, S
standards. mediums $50; U s. trades
U. S. extras, medium 1921: U. S. stand
ards. large. 2O-23; U s standards. me-
diums. 1920: U S trades. l5-l1. for
ne&rbv ungraded eggs. current receipts,
Whites, -; mixed colors III.
LIVE POULTRY-Market about steady
Fowl. colored. all sizes. l!-ls. No. IS -
10: Leshodn hens. 13-14: roosters.
9-lO: chickens Virsinia broilers and fry
ers. al sizes. 1870: No. IS. 1914; Dele
srs all sizes. 10; No. IS. 1914; turkeys,
Young hons all sizes %. No. =. IA.
younG toms all sizes. s No. IS. l3-14;
guIneas. "a, pounds ls: capons pounds
and up. 24.25: smaller sizes. %; No. IS
and slips. 1920.