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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
Quiz Column Gets Tips
AS Going Grows Tough
By SARA HAMILTON

Of gOverneSS to the children Of a
junk dealer belonged to
Rosalind Russell Ruth HuSSeY
Madeleine Car hay Francis
roll
ANSWERS 4
!. Nat PendietOn.
.. Jack Benny aud William
Powell.
g. Ray Milland.
1. Alan Hale.
;. Bling Crosby.
q. Paramount.
:. Jack Gilbert.
y. INSTRUMENTATION Doug las.
Observation-Disclosures q. Rob
iuSOn.
9. Movie eNtra-Maurice Cos
tello; London radio Star-Ben
Lyon; studio drama coach
Tom Moore: tennis club own
er-C Charles Farrell.
10. Madeleine Carroll.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
Likes Horse Races

Next TO Bob Hope, he's played
more personals for worthy
causes than almost any other
actor. He never breaks inter
view appointments and he knows
more good stories than Jack
Oalde.
He's crazy about race horses,
skcet shooting and flying air
planeS-though he's called off
The latter sport because his IN
>tructor is teaching young pilots
IN Uncle Sans army
. Ameche has four sons and he
doesn't try to keep it a publicity
secret. Until about a year ago
he didn't like bohhcd hair on
women. but his wife won that
argument Hers IS short now.
However. I'll never like via
lent red polish on fingernails."
he adds. and he 5 sticking 10
lhat story.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06

dtUH, WtH dpptuT ot tHt
head Of the HeW BOWeyy
Cafe retue. opening to-
morroi0 night.
tennis aces Of all time il he
would Just stick TO the game.
Not long ago Rudy Vallee APP
preached Mickey with the idea
of going on an exhibition tour
of buffers" and the boy wonder
thinks the idea is swell. They're
looking for two other celebrated
nonprofessionals from Holly
wood who could play doubles
with them on the jaunt What
a gallery they would draw,
When asked how he manages
10 get in so many Sidelines, he
explains:
You can always find time for
all the things YOU really want
TO do. Laziness Is just a lack Of
liking TO get around"
Though he never attended col
lege. he looks on himself as an
alumnuS of the University OF
Southern Cali fornia, because
I've spent the best years OF my
life roofing for their football
team - =
His faVorite screen roles are
the Andy Hardys and the Boys
town pictures.
But. Just between YOU and me
everything he plays on the
screen is a box office riot and
/ bet he could even get away
with East Lynne.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
Another Book on Eskimos

the Book World yo'ne that 77 stirred go"slaesn
"kABLOONA by G0ttan de Ponens he personal
Stdr of highly civilized who trcd OF seeking peace IN
civilization spent Winter with the t21moS OF hns william
Land -...a...
some EIGHT wears Robert Marshall wrote an excellent
Socoocic Eskimo he called Arctic Village VI f''
ponns attempts statistical yet he supplies as
much information le people OF the ice as Marshall
More he powerful Of physical adventure and Spntua
,,..e.
NOVAS WOMEN shy John EIsknc The author thinks ma
Casanova With the ladies and introduces
II of The nail The lies How did Casanova do
with twelfth professor?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06

HOLLYWOOD. April >.
"NIAkE the questions easier
~ Make the queries more
difficult. l like TO stump my
dad, who is an actor >" Ask us
more about the old stars and
the old times"
These, my friends, are a few
excerpts from letters written To
this quiz column, so You see
what we're really up against.
However. we aim to please, so
get out your pencils and chalk
up your scores. grading yourself
70 per cent for each question
and choosing from the names
beneath the question. Here We
GO
IA bachelor of arts degree
L from Columbia University,
the ability to speak four Ian
guages fluently plus the 1870
Olympic Games wrestling cham
pionship belongs to one of the
screens dumb Dummies. Il it
lack Carson Big BoN=AAi-=
Nat Pendleton HamS
Stuart Erwin
0-Two of these actors get into
- skirts and-er things for
their next pictures AEe=tia hey
Rnh HnnR
Jack Benny William Powell
"a member of the King Of
- EngIand's personal body
guard was
David NiVen Ray NIilland
George Sanders Herbert Mar
shall
1-RufuS MackahaH, who never
4 plays a Scotsman on the
screen, recently took UP his
wife's option for another .
years of marriage. l. it
j. Carroll Naish Billy Gilbert
Alan Hale Frank Ntzhugh,
a singing star parks his
- chewing gum in his mouth
while singing. Could il possibly
Allan Jones Ring Crosby
Nelson Eddy Rudy Nallee
"a barn on the corner Of
u Vine and selma in Holly
wood was the beginning OF
motion picture studio. l. it
Pathe Paramount
Columbia Universal
7-Transition from silent pic
lures to talkies completely
obliterated n great star. Was
it.
Valentino Jack Gilbert
Ramon Navarro LEW Cody
Q-An actor named Hesselberg
y and one named GOldenberg
RECENTLY bid $500 for President
RoOsevelt's hat at an auction
and got IT, Were they
I'D. G.. Robinson Edward Arnold
Paul NUM- MelNNn Dougia
0-An extra In movies, a radio
- star i'm London. a studio
drama coach and the owner at
popular tennis club in Palm
Springs were once famous stars.
Which is which
Charles Farrell Ben Lyon
Maurice Cos Tom Moore
tello
n-NoNie stars have held
~ some of the oldest jobs in
the world. For instance the job
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
Children S Musicale

a MUSICALE for children
VIII be given al the home Of
Mary CaTick al 1926 Cadillac
avenue TO-DAY at BIS d m PIC
seuting new music written and
PLAYED BY Detroit children be-
tween the ages Of 6 and Is
Five pieces for piano written by
Harriet Latt. - years old. viii
be included from her book. " \
Child's Music Hour
STAGE ATTRACTIONS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
Movies Just Fad

Naturally Pa Blondeu pretty.
proud of Joan bar not Al
movie star No. indeed llr I<
quite sure that The movies ate
ust a Ay-by-night lad
IT can't last be saN.
Aud he tells Joan uo' fo
worry
aude,ille Is coming back
~ assured hei and when II
foes. you can come right back
into ID Blondell and Company.
y ou'il get your hig break vet
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
Where Are The Mitlionaires2

Odds and Ends the Entertainment World.
become of all the lads who we're go4s L. mike
pfaCng attachments on luke boxes
months everybody and ms
inventions and there Was no mint 10
The profits all of them going 10 make
Now suddenly little action and the talk Yer!
quiet What's happened boys?
aufnot VINO hoNf'l
10 New York he get his stories
hack NOR quickly
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
Don AneChe
Once Tested
Mattresses
Nv DOROTHY MANNERS
Special To THE DETROIT TINES
HOLLYWOOD. April 5.

INNINGS you ought 10 know
about Don Ameche
Did YOU know the hero Of
THAT Night in Rio" used 10 be
mattress tester IN a factory ?
Ills early ambition was 10 be
a telephone lineman Now he's
line man making love 10 such
beauties as Alice Faye and Car
mon Miranda.
Strange as il seems, in view
-444--+--a+44t ff-ettA---f+i
romantic roles. he made sly pic
lures without ever kissing the
heroine.
I'm the shy type" laughs
Don. lie isn't but he doesn t
hike kissing scenes and ne got
by for years by just turning his
back TO the camera with the
heroine in bis arms and letting
the audience imagine what was
going on
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
Mayor Of Encino

Ever since Al Jolson To-
signed Don has been honorary
mayor of Encino and he likes
community politics
Gets YOU acquainted with
Your neighbors," he explains il.
Ills casual wardrobe of Stacks
and sports coats IL one of the
largest in Hollywood but he
has only TWO business suits 10
ms name.
II seldom wear hat because
I'm always losing it--just like
woman losing her gloves" he.
SAYS Therefore, usually tell
the hat statesmen that | want
good hat to misplace
He. ~ Power and Alice Faye
are the three muSketeelS ol
the Twentieth Century-FoN lot
They started at about the same
time and have helped each
other over The rough spots.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
Favor Dunlop in Golf

Hero and There World Sports The annual North
South golf championships PnehuSt y {. ON Tuesday
vii four days We sec no reason why 0EONt
DUNLOP the title
For the college lads. PENNSYLVANIA should trim NAVY
in their baseball game Wednesday while TUANES tennis
team holds edge the TEXAS outfit next Friday
Tropical Handicap Miami THURSDAY Professor
IeIincer gives YOU GET winner BIG PEBBLE
second don't sa, told you.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
Versatility
MiCkey's
Forte
BY DOROTHY MANNERS
special to THE DETROIT TINES

HOLLYWOOD. April ,.
Things you ought to know
about Mickey Rooney:
In u months he has travelled
10000 miles on personal APP
pearance tours and vacations,
spreading good will for Holly
wood.
The kid is terrific. There's not
a theater manager or a hotel
manager in the United States
or Honolulu who wouldn't rather
have Senior Rooney as a guest
than any other star.
In spite of the fact that the
New York critics raped him
little for showing of in the last
Andy II Hardy picture, Andy
Hardy's Private Secretary,
Mickey can take IT,
He framed all the bad notices
though he has never saved
scrap of the raves that he has
earned over the years~-not even
his No. l position at the box
Office.
Answers 'Show-OH' Cry
When he was accused Of being
a "Show-off," he said:
"The world is full OF little
guys like me who have to be
ShOw-Offs. We aren't handsome
or arty or intellectual enough to
get by without eXerting our
selves. We have to work TO get
pIaces-we can't just coast in.
"1f being "A show-Off is trying
your darndest all the time to
make people like you and win
their friendship - then | don't
mind being called one"
When Mickey IS not in front
Of a camera he can usually be
found on the course of the Lake
side Country Club taking all the
professional advice he can get
on how TO keep his score down
in the low 70s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
Musical Proqram

PUPILS OF Emma Lola
Cadle VIII participate in
musical program Friday evening
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
Wanted: Tenants
Fer Caeifap- in SIX SIX
1Continucd from Page

CONTINUED from Page
through an Egyptian ballet is 10
lose oneself in a weird world OF
mystic Savagery.
II IS with great anticipation
that Detroit awaits the Theater
Guild production Of Twelfth
night on April IA, for the road
has seen comparatively few
presentations of this gayest of
ShakeSpcarean comedies.
With the exception OF the
Jane CoWl Viola a few seasons
ago. Detroit has not had the
opportunity of witnessing any
famous actresses in the role
since practically the days OF
Julia Marlowe
Now Helen Hayes gives Us
version which is reported as
being ingenious and refreshing
Evans as Mslvolio
With Miss Hayes. Of course,
VIII be the distinguished English
actor. Maurice Evans. AZ the
VAIN and silly steward, Malvolio.
June Walker will play Maria
and Mark Smith as SIR Toby
Belch.
Following the " X OF
Twelfth Night" the CaSS viii
bring in another production of
The Student Prince with De-
troit'S own little Barbara Scully
as kathle.
Leonard Ceelev. Ralph Mag
elSSen. Joseph Macauley Nina
Narella and many other familiar
figures of operetta will appear
in the supporting cast.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-05-27
U. 5. Spending Tops
11-biIIion Mark
In Fiscal Year
ST. 000, 000-
Average on Defense
Sets New Record
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Federal expenditures for the cur
rent fiscal year crossed $11 600, 000.-
900 today to exceed those Of any
previous complete peacetime year.
Defense costs, now averaging $28,-
10000 a day, pushed the total to q
new peacetime record with five
weeks Of the year remaining.
Reporting total costs Of 81, 002,-
296, 053 on May "A, the Treasury in
dicated that the fiscal year would end
on June 80 with total close to the
$13, 1903 ,370, $40 predicted by President
Roosevelt in his January budget
estimate.
Nearly half of the total costs were
for defense. The Army, Navy and
other defense agencies spent S.
OBS, 940,123.
Lately, defense costs have been
about two-thirds of the total, but
earlier in the year. which began july
/, 1910, defense costs were only a
small portion. The pickup, however,
was SilOWIl ny COlllpdIiSOll Will
81 1878 ,257, 1863 spent for defense in
the similar part of the preceding
fiscal year.
Although Federal revenues of So
253, $50, 466 on May "a were nearly
$4,000 ,000, 900 more than a year ago,
the tax increase failed to equal the
squirt in expenditures, and the deficit
now is $4,748,44 ,587, compared with
$3.50 ,197,13 a year ago. Because
Of bookkeeping changes, revenue and
spending figures this year and last
year are not comparable, as shown
in Treasury reports.
Meanwhile, the defense savings
campaign was making large daily
additions to the Federal debt, which
is now at a record high Of $47,631,-
673,444. This was a gain Of $401,-
1922 since May ! and was nearly
$4,000, 000, 900 larger than a year ago
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-05-27
CHICAGO Livestock

CHICAGO. May ~ lP Omitted states
hogs, $4,000; total, 10000, slow. open
1918 lower: general market 1925 on;
good and choice 1s0-33O pounds. ego
As; early top $50; most late sales. 9.35
and down; few good and choice, 10000
pounds, s.S5-9.35 sows mostly % lower;
good and choice, 400-500 pounds, s.7o-
salable sheep, 1000; total 1000; late
Monday lambs closed fully steady. two
decks old crop clippers, -9.25; around two
loads shorn Westerns, 965; choice light
weight clipped ewes quoted $50, with
most of meager supply down from 400
to 200; today's trade, lambs active,
steady to Is higher; around two loads
medium to good California springers.
1885; about four double old crop West
erns. ESQ; choice native spring lambs,
11.25; other small lots scaling 1881
pounds. 1o.50-11.00; shorn ewes down
salabie cattle. $500: calves, 1000: not
pounds upward; slow. steady, with 1,500-
1900 pound averages without reliable
ssesss fsry sssss with
Gus instances 10-15 higher: mostly 900
| IL 90 market; top, IL so on strictly choice
| long yearlings; few loads yearlinss and
light steers, 1150-75, but little. above
11.25: stock cattle steady; weighty feeders.
1880 down; heifers steady at IL 90 down;
| supply small; also small run COWS, steady;
bulls weakened: weighty sausage offerings,
| $50; vealers, II so, on weak to rs lower
| market; very few 1900 and only small
| lots above HOO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-05-27
Chicago Produce

CHICAGO, May 81 P1.-Poultry, live,
81 trucks; chickens Arm; hens easier; hens.
over pounds. 1sh;; broilsTs, "a pounds
20; White Rock, 30: SPRINGS. pounds up
colored. 81; Plymouth Rock, 81, White
Rock. 90; under 4 pounds, colored. 1871;
Plymouth Rock. 90; White Rock, 20; bare
OK chickens. 14-17; ROSTERS. 1871: other
Butter. receipts, 1.32o.55e; firm; market
Eggs. receipts. 27,114: Arm; dirties. %:
checks, 21I7; other prices UNCHANGED.
Potatoes. arrivals 17S: on track. 349:
total U. 8. shipments. 664; new stock:
supplies moderate; demand for California
long whites moderate, on best stock mar
ket, arm with slightly stronger terden-
cies: Southern Triumphs. demand light, on
best stock market. steady; stock Showing
heated or decay market. weak and unset
tied: California Long Whites, q. s. No. /,
I;eo,e5; Alabama Bliss Thumbs, o; s.
q. 8. No. l., 1 .40-7O: OLD stock supplies
moderate. demand moderate. market
l. 1856: Minnesota and North Dakota
Cobblers. o.. s. commercials, SOL 90;
Bliss Triumphs. q. S commercials, IS:
Wisconsin Katahdins. U. S. No. l, LOO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-05-27
New York Produce

NEW YORK, May ~ R.-Egss, 3s,626:
hrmer Mixed colors, fancy to extra fancy.
26E-2S1a:, extra, -26-26A: storage packed.
frsts, 25Ha; Graded firsts, 24A: current
receipts, unauoted; mediums, 90: dirties,
No. /, 23k-h; average checks, 22h-23
Whites, resales Of premium marks, 2SA-
31h: nearby and Midwestern premium
marks. 26A-2SA specials, 26-26N: stand
ards. 25h-A; (resales Of exchange to fancy
heavier mediums. 255-2s); mediums, 24s4-
Browns, nearby and adidvestern. fancy
to extra fancy, 27-3O; specials, 26Ia;
standards, %; mediums. 1924.
Butter. 1.4sS,ssa; nrmer. Creamery.
higher than 90 score and premium marks,
35A-35: 92 score tcash marketl, 3d., So
Cheese. 536, $40; Arm.
. Dressed poultry irregular. Fresh. boxes,
young toms, 21-2s; Southwestern. young
hens 21-24. Other dressed prices I'M.
changed.
LIVE Live psyltyy: 3. irs,sht. steady; rsxI.:
ers. "A. Turkeys, hens, 26: young toms,
broilers. Roofs. %: some. fancy. %:
crosses, 20; Leghorns. small to medium.
17-1Sz; large. 19. Fowls, colored, %;
Leghorns, nearby, FL; Southerns, 20.
Pullets Rocks. large, 30 medium, 81:
small, %; crosses. medium to large. "a
%: small 2l-23. Old ROSTERS, IA. Tur-
keys, hens, "a. Ducks. southerns. IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-05-27
Goodrich 10 Erect
100000 Plant
Al Louisville
Rubber-Like Material
For Insulation to
Be Manufactured
BY the Associated Press.

LOUISVILLE. KY, May 27.-Plans
for the immediate construction of
a 100000 B. F. Goodrich Rubber
Co. plant here to manufacture a
transparent rubber-like material
widely used as electric insulation in
warships and for making such
articles as belts and suspenders were
announced today.
The Louisville Gas & Electric Co.
disclosed the plans in announcing
that its new power plant, now under
construction on a site adjacent to
that chosen for the Goodrich de-
velopment, would supply the new
factory with electricity.
The Goodrich plant, together with
the electric plant and factories being
constructed by E. I. du Pont de
Nemours & Co. and National Car
bide Co., will bring to more than
$18,000,000 the cost Of a group Of
related industrial and defense"
developments on Louisville's Ohio
River front.
The material to be manufactured
by Goodrich is described as resistant
to deterioration from sunlight. at
mosphere and temperature changes
and unaffected by oils, acids and
corrosives. Its uses include insula-
ton for wiring on submarines, other
naval vessels and combat aircraft
and for high altitude aviation suits.
The Du Pont plant is to make q
synthetic rubber. Both it and the
Goodrich factory will use products
of the carbide plant in their manu-
featuring.
The electric company said the
Goodrich plant was expected to be
completed in six to eight months
and had been given a preference
rating for construction materials
and machinery by the Office of
production management in WASH
ington. 1t is to be built by the
Batson Cook Co. of West Point, Ga.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-05-27
FOREIGN Exchange

NEW YORK. May 81 .P.-The Cana
dian dollar was i. cent lower in relation
to the United States dollar. in foreign ex-
change trading today. while the British
pound sterling recovered yesterdays "a
On orders from Rome. the official rate
Italian Ea ys esss Up from to the s
S05-cent level in effect. since September
IS, 1889. The change had little signif1-
Sance. trade circles said. as lira volume
has been extremely small
The Hong Kong dollar rose .03 cent In
The only other change noted
Late rates follow ,(Great Britain IN dol
lars. others in centO:
Canada-Official Canadian Control
Board rates for U. 8. dollars; buying, 10
T m nt sS discounts YaaH Il On pny Gs
Eel per cent. selling, 9,09 per cent.
Canadian dollar in New York open
market 12h per cent discount or $3.50
Europe~Great Britain. official Bankers
Foreign Exchange Committee rates.. buy
ing S402; selling, "a 04; open market.
cables, S4.04; Germany, 40 05n; benevo-
lent. 21.0O; Finland 2;05n; Hungary
s l9Tn !sl a. 6 sSitzer hG5dusaa
e9.77; free $3.50: Brazil. official, 6.05n:
free. Boon; Mexico, 20.70n.
245O; Shanghai, 5.54..
IRates in spot cables unless otherwise
tndcatedD
Nominal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-05-27
Cotton Yarn Trade
Halted by Debate
Over Prices
Appeal to Henderson
For Upward Revision
Is Considered @
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May 27-Cotton
yarn trade virtually was stopped
today after talk of an appeal to
Price Administrator Leon Hender-
son for an upward revision of the
price. Some buyers last week paid
as much as S. cents a pound for
combed yarn before the price was
fixed at AZ cents.
There were inquiries for carded
yarn but buyers were unwilling to
pay prices asked. In some cases,
quotations were even higher than
the present ceiling on combed yarns
and there was q report Henderson
might set a ceiling on the carded
product.
Combed yarn is considered of
better quality than carded since it
contains less waste matter.
1t was understood some New Eng
land and Southern mill executives
tentatively had planned to go to
Washington to talk prices with
Henderson. Many buyers expressed
the opinion, however, that the
ceiling would remain firm unless
cotton. the raw material, advanced.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-05-27
$So,o0o,0oo Bonds
Put on Market for
Union Electric
Syndicate Offers
10000 Shores of
Preferred Also
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May 27.-Under-
writer's offered for sale today $780,
100000 in 3as per cent first mort
gage and collateral trust bonds OF
Union Electric Co. of Missouri, call
ing it the largest public offering OF
utility bonds this year.
In addition, 10000 shares of pre-
ferred stock, $3.50 series, without par
value, were offered. Dillon. Read &
Co. headed a group of underwriters
handling the issues.
Stock at S105.50 . Share.
Prices set for the BONDS were 1073s
plus accrued interest from May !
and for the stock $105.50 a share
plus dividends from May Is. The
bonds will mature April /, 1871.
The company announced an agree
ment had been made with the North
American Co., owner of Union Elec-
tries common stock, to sell 100000
additional common shares to the
parent company for $10,000,000 to
finance part of a construction pro-
gram.
Net proceeds of the bond and pre-
ferred stock, estimated at 500, 546,-
900, will be used for redemption Of
$50, 900, 900 in 81 per cent bonds for
an estimated $83 zoe, 900 and one is
sue of 8 per cent notes for an esti-
mated $l5,075,000.
The remainder will go into the
company's general fund.
ST. CHARLES, Mo-, May 81 R).-
The Union Electric Co. of Missouri,
affiliate of North American Co.. paid
today a $175,0O0 fine for violation
of the State Corrupt Practices Act.
by bringing the case to a close"
said DR.. William Mcclellan, presi-
dent Of the $3.50 ,OO0, 900 utility, 1.-The
management will be free to proceed
with the current improvement Of
facilities for meeting all emergen-
cies arising from the national de-
Tense program"
This came after Circuit Judge
Edgar B. voolfolk had overruled a
motion for a new trial, but modified
his decree of May IA to the extent
of relinquishing jurisdiction over
the company.
To retain jurisdiction might be a
shadow over the heads" of the new
directorate which succeeded the
management responsible for the IN
lawful acts of contributing finan-
cially to municipal election cam
paigns. said Judge voolfolk.
In the previous ruling, the court
declared the tri-State company's
charter forfeited but suspended the
forfeiture on condition the fine
largest ever imposed in Missouri
be paid within 100 days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-05-27
Daily Oil Production
Off $1,000 Barrels
In Latest Week
California Leeds Drop;
Other States Show
I. Slight Declines
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
TULSA, May 27.-Daily crude oil
production in the United States de-
clined 1900 barrels to 3,776, 1926 for
the week ended May "A, the Oil and
Gas Journal said today.
California was down 1880 to
624,800; Eastern fields, 230 to no.
600; Kansas, 1850 to 216,950; Michi-
gan, 1896 to 38,010; Oklahoma, Its
to 413,625; Texas, 1900 to laos, 900,
and East Texas, so to 373,650.
Louisiana production increased
5000 to 319 400; Illinois, 80 to 322,-
40, and the Rocky Mountain States,
$3.50 to 106 $40.