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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-25
Serifovo prodoio

SS'uOVN P'OO0IO
serif okraja Cuyahoga bo dal
ma javno prodajo 30. septembra
1916, oh 10. uri zjutraj v sobi st.
26 mestnega sodisea, emo hiso
"a emo druzino in emo dvo-dru-
zinsko hiso, ma naslovu 1906
1908 e So St., in sicer najvisjemu
ponudniku. Ia podrobnosti po-
klicite MA 1886.
Minimalna ponudba je "a
So, 1888; ocenjena vrednost ma
$4,000.
Arkansas State press., 1946-11-15

inmates at the Veterans Facility,
Mrs. O, I. Mcmillan, Chairman
doesn't seem that S Drake can
make up his mind between M, M.
and d. A. | wish he would. 3,
Every time E. Moore takes A
Lotion home he sings Five
Hours More. Bus No. ! was
really jumping coming from Pine
Bluff, If you don't believe me,
ask a certain young lady in the
music room at the 4th period, 3.
| wonder why H. Yarber walked
by the tower 50 much in Pine
Bluff. Could it be because G..
Lee was with him. Speaking
of news, what newspaper reporter
was with B. Johnson on Bus NO 2
HIM, HIM.. Since Edward Waller
has quit the paper let me see him
doing something wrong and see
what happens, Until next week.
Watch out out, Kilroy is every
where.
Arkansas State press., 1946-11-15
Oamplts Gapers

DUNBAR'S 1--WE
BY "Kilroy'
| wonder why n. Hayes goes
to the Lee Theater every Sunday.
Could it be because d. Harden
goes there, too. Instead of look
ing at the football game in Pine
Bluff c, Coley was looking at F.
Hayes, | wonder why D. w.
Brown was crying on the bus
going to Pine Bluff. Could it be
because Of a girl or could it be
something else. i wonder why
a. Lee Osbon sings II Love You
Truly every time r. Ice is a.
round. Could it really be. l Won
der why j. Hollis was so very
angry in Pine Bluff Could it be
because of J. Mccoy. 1T must
be wonderful to be in love; at
least that is what C.. G.. says
about NJ Lowe. 1 wonder what
E. P. will do if ]. c. Early goes to
the U. S. N. guess that she will
write letters every day. It
Arkansas State press., 1946-11-15

The family of the late John
Hollis express sincere thanks to
Rev. J. A. Blake, members Of
the Church of God in Christ and
to all friends for their kind ex-
pressions of sympathy during his
illness and for the beautiful
floral offerings in their bereave-
ment.
Signed: Mrs. Lula Hollis
and family
adv.
Arkansas State press., 1946-11-15
URBAN LEAGUE
NEIGHBORHOOD CLUB

NEIGHBORHOOD CLUB
The members of the TUXEDO
COURT CLUB entertained with
a pot luck party at the beautiful
home of Mrs. Nettie Young, 2608
Louisiana Street, last Tuesday
evening. Games were enjoye by
all.
Mrs. G. A, Alexander, Pres
ident.
Mrs. Susie White, Secretary
BRIGHT STAR CLUB met at
the home of Mrs. Carter Jack
son, 1919 Valentine Street, We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Chanles Waugh, President
Mrs. Carter Jackson, Secretary
Mrs. Ruby Jackson, 1921 State
Street, was hostess to the SOUTH
END CLUB, Friday, November
LIST. After short business meet
ing the members resorted to art
work. Refreshments were SER
we'd.
Mrs. Fay Scroggins, President
Mrs. J. l.. Diver, Secretary
The MILITARY HEIGHTS
CLUB met with Mrs. G.. A. Rip
ley, SIS W oath Street, North
Little Rock. The Club subscribed
$500 to the Community Chest.
Cake and orange sherbert made
by the hostess was served.
Mrs r. Fiels, President
Mrs. II. Mothershed, Secretary
Arkansas State press., 1946-11-15

Louise Rutherford while she is
in the hospital. Mrs. Ora l.
Perry of st. Louis was a visitor
IN the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Rldgel, her parents. , A tele-
phone has been installed in the
nome of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
simmons, You may now call your
friends in Wilmar and not have
% wait for them to 60 to town
q get to a phone. Sunday and
Arkansas State press., 1946-11-15

Mesdames Louise Harris, CAL
win Whitmore, M. c. Casey and
Johnnie Hart volunteered to en-
terrain the inmates of the Veter-
ans Facility, Fort Logan II. Roots,
Thursday.
Thanks to members Of the Dau-
ghter Elk's Committee, Rose City
Tempe No.379 who have volun-
teered to give a day to serve the
Arkansas State press., 1946-11-15

Sunday night services at Shady
Grove A. M. +. Church were in
high spirit Rev, J, F, Vaughn.
pastor, preached. Rev. L. H.
Hester preached wonderful ser
mon at Mt, Tabor Baptist Church
The sisters of M. Tabor gave a
surprise dinner for VIM. Ruth
erford, a deacon Of the church.
who celebrated hls Seth year in
the church.
Arkansas State press., 1946-11-15
WIlMAR

Marva l.. Rutherford
Marva talked to her mother
by phone. and found that she
was doing fine while spending
a few days in the United Friends
Hospital, Little Rock. Mrs,
Idella Havis of Dumas IS spend
ing a few days in WIlmar caring
for the home of her sister, Mrs,
Arkansas State press., 1946-11-15

ner, your kind Of living cant
keep up indefinitely. BE sensible
and moderate in your fan-maklne
=. plan for the future. start
working toward a home of yoW
own and be better parents to
your sweet children,
Arkansas State press., 1946-11-15

G. B. While in the service,
l met a young lady and became
infatuated with her. ! knew her
one week and was shipped over
seas. We correspondent for two
years and you know what a
letter meant to fellow over
there. When l returned | went to
her and offered her marriage.
to my surprise she was found
physically unfit. Would it be a
good idea fox me to concentrate
on my career and forget her. |
hate to be a Stacker but | am
young and hate to be tied down
to the wrong girl.
Ans. How right you are, my
friend. You are not in love with
the girl and it would be ruinous
for you to take her as wife. 1t
is quite easy to become infatuated
when under an emotional strain
and IT was very sweet of the
little lady to keep you eheered
up. However, you do not owe
her debt of honor that need be
paid off by taking her for a wife.
After all she led you on by
concealing these certain true
facts from you. Just be thankful
lad that you found the thuth out
in time.
Arkansas State press., 1946-11-15
TIE ABbE' WALLACE SERVICE
Csv> Of The State Press, Little kock. Ak.

lows too. | am settled, I know
what ! want and am crazy
about this girl. She has me like
a squirrels favorite nuts"
| | love her. What's the score?
/ Ans. You rate with her too. :.
proof of that is the way she
always manages to share most of
her dates with you. She is fine
level headed girl and she wants
to be sure of herself before let
ting herself get seriously in love
with any boy. Once you convince
her that you are sincere and
that her happiness means more to
you than anything in the world
. she's yours.
M. J. B. | am trying very
hard to get a home and the owner
tells us to just wait awhile.
don't think that he wants to give
| it up. Shall we continue to wait
or concentrate on something elsei
Ans: The more irons you have
IN the fire the most likely
you are to find a home. Keep
this contact open and stay right
behind the owner. but in the
meantime, follow up any other
lead you may run across. The
housing situation is easing up a
bit now, so be of good cheer.
D. B. Sometime ago I caught
my wife cheating. l took her back
and forgave her because we have
four children. She likes To 20 to
Beer Gardens, attend dances,
smoke, drink and run around. We
go to football games, basketball
games and sporting events to-
gether but l don't like to 60
to the other places because
don't drink. Tell me what to do.
She doesn't show me any affect
ion at all and | do all l can to
prove my love.
Ans. Everybody likes a good
time but you folks overdo it.
One of these days you will wish
you had the money you are now
squandering on self amusement
You and your wife are travelling
the wrong road to happiness part
Arkansas State press., 1946-11-15
Lesson for November II

Lesson subjects and Scripture texts Sc.
lected and copyrighted by international
Council OF Religious Education: used by
0ermission.
Arkansas State press., 1946-11-15
PAUL MINISTER'S TO
THE THESSALONIANS

LESSON TExT-Acts Hill: I Thes.
oalonians l:2-S
MEMORY SELECT1oN--Be not weary
n welldoing. III Thessalonians 3:l3.
Arkansas State press., 1946-11-15

l., F. When my boy friend re-
turned from the service he said
he didn't love me so ! started
going with an elderly man and
now we are engaged Now my
boy friend is coming around
again. What should l do?
Ans: Hold up your plans for
marrying "grandpop' He's good
old Joe. but he has seen his
best days. Give the G., |. another
break, He wants to marry you
and he has what it takes to make
you happy. Grandpop hasn't.
Arkansas State press., 1946-11-15
Improved SUNDAY
Uniform oc,~~
:. LESSON =.

ny HAROLD l., LuNDoUIsT, d. d.
OF The Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Released by Western Newspaper Union
Arkansas State press., 1946-11-15

W. G. The girl would like
to call my own is quite popular
on the Campus. She dates me and
she dates some of the other fel-
Arkansas State press., 1946-11-15

/ S. G. G.. : l am a widow with
three children. My boy friend is
a middle age married man. Now
want to know how to stay in
good with his wife so she won't
know | go with him as we both
live in the same town.
Ans: 1t can't be done. You can't
fool the Mrs. for long, she's al
ready suspicious as you know.
You will never find real happi-
ness with this man or with any
other married man. You are still
young and attractive to men and
there are plenty of fine, decent
men who would appreciate hay
ing you for a wife.
Arkansas State press., 1946-11-15

What day is it, What year is it? My
word--Ive been asleep twenty years!
Yep-l can see lots of changes since 1926
e.. for one thing the high cost of living
is enough to send me back to sleep Tor
another twenty years.
Gosh, look at all the new electrical CAD
gets! When | dozed off back IN the
Twenties we had electric lights, an iron
and a vacuum cleaner at our house. Now
we've got a refrigerator, couple OF radios
(my last one was a crystal set), clocks,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-05-25
VISIT CANADA
TO ASSIST in
MISSION WORK

The Senior Missionary society
~ Second Barist church under
The direction 81 Nr, Henrietta
Payne, president ponsorod a trip
90 me First Baptist church Of
nathan Ontario In Canada sun
day 10 take part in tbei Women's
Day program Nearly lno members
made The tfip
Thoy assisted Ia mo financial
drive ~ Tho church 70 raise mon-
cv in ordcr.'o cducate one ~ tho
African gin .udru' who viii re-
nJn 20 INC continent 10 do Chris
iian Tissionary work pr q S
r Thompson pastor thanked
thcm for their contribution to the
sucres, N The program
The program included The diva
matte presentation of Tho Trees
~ Tho Rihlc which was given
hy members of Tho Delinquent
Committee of tho womens Coun-
cil az Second Raplst Of which
Mrs Elizabeth TyrcH is president
Dinner for Tho entire eroup was
prepared by Tho Junior Mission
airy Society of The BYPU and the
Junior Choir Of the First Baptist
church
This trip represented portion
OF the true missionary work tina,
Il heinz done nv the Missionary
Society % Second BWtist
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-05-25
BETHEL CLOSES lO5TH
BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION

sunday May 2s will be the
closing day OF the 105,h Ami
versary Celebration at Bethel
AME church Frederick and St
Antoine. The pastor, the Rev.
Jonathan \. Danes will be the
speaker at the Service At 1900
am The youth under the lead
ership Of Miss Maxine Green and
John Walker will be In charge
o, the prograri OF the evening. A
challenging theme is being incor-
porated in their plan for the day.
Living for Jesus" Ia the theme
and they plan 10 build their pro-
gram around this idea.
The Nolan Youth Choir will be
appearing in Recital at $3.50 pm
An outstanding aggregation in
support Of an outstanding group
the Nilberforce Club is sponsor
Ing this popular chorus in one OF
tho finest programs OF the sea-
son
From 10 6 pm. the Combined
Stewardesses Board will have It's
ANIMAL Tea in Scott Auditorium.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-05-25

sermons tom The pulpits Of
Detroit churche, sunday stressed
NE value Of lyinS hy the teach
iues ~ Jesus Christ so that the
world may pe better place for
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-05-25
News Along The
Religious Highway
By ISAAC JONES
BY ISAAC JONES

worth, director Of Detroit Usos.
made the presentation
The Rev Mr. Browning preach
cd from the theme Learn In
Christ"
Not only did Jesus teach men
OF old but he is teacher today.
but men are not willing to accept
his teachings .
In his closing remarks the Rev.
Browning asserted, ITO get the
full benefit Of Christs teaching,
we must take on his yoke"
The songs OF Zion were rem
dered by the Bethany chorus and
the Young Peoples choir. Among
the songs the cholrs sang were
My Lord is Riding" and Lift
Up Your Voice"
Nineteen new members Joined
Az the 1880 service which was
under the auspices OF the lay
men. Edwin p Jourdsin. Council
man OF Evanston. III. spoke. The
meeting WAS we'll attended.
Coming Religious Activities
AZ Ebenezer
"Wednesday. May es-The pastor
the Rev CARLYLE F. Stewart will
supply the pulpit, al Allen TEN
pic AME church The Rose OF
sharon chorus will accompany
him to render the music in songs
Wednesday. May 29--The goth
Century Dramatic Club Will pre-
sent a play six Wives On A Ram
page" The program Il sponsored
10y The sunbeam Club
CHURCH or ALL PEOPLES
Vernon Highway and Woodward
SUNDAY evening the mixed con-
gregation heard wonderful mes
sage when the pulpit was sup
piled by the Rev George r.
Drew minister Of M Hope Con- /
church, who spoke /
from tho theme, High Choices
Out ~ Death
SUNDAY Nav 20 The guest min
ister will be the Rev r L. Brad
by Jr pastor of the Greater King
solomon Baptist church
The service will he conducted
Z 30 to 5 20 pm The public is
invited
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-05-25
UnveiI Tablets
For Rev. Peck

The memory Of the late Rev.
William II Peck. pastor until his
death ~ Bethel ANIE church. will
be honored hy the unwilling Of
two bronze tablets erected nv the
six District organizations Of Beth
81 church AZ Detroit Memorial
Park Cemetery. on Thursday
May 30 at > pm, I. WAS an
nounced this week by mr. Aaron
G Toodle president OF the assoc
citation
Speakers A. Rev. Peck's grave.
who're the tablets will he erected,
will include representatives OF
several churches. or the Booker
r Washington Trade Associa-
ton which DR. Peck founded. OF
the Housewives League and Of
other ORGANIZATIONS with which
the late mr. Peck was connected
during his work in Detroit.
The public has been invited To
attend The Detroit Memorial
Park Cemetery is at Ryan Road
and i5-Mile Road
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-05-25
RAMSAY. breaches ON
MOTHERHOOD SUNDAY

Sunday morning large congre-
CATION listened very attentively
TO the pastor. Rev. w. y. Ram
sey. deliver very inspiring and
uplifting sermon He spoke from
the subject, Behold Thy Moths
or.
The Senior Choir furnished ne
music and songs. and nineteAn
persons were united with the
church
Sunday afternoon al $3.50 pm,
the dedication services we're eli
NAKED with the presence Of Rev.
f. l. Todd, president OF the Woly-
crime Missionary Baptist State
Convention. who delivered the
dedicatorial sermon.
The pastor and members wish
to thank all persons who helped
10 make our Dedication Service
a success
Miss Lula NJ Howard reporter
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-05-25
CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE

"soul and Body" will he the sub
ject of the Lesson-Sermon in all
Christian Science Churches
throughout the world on Sunday
May 26.
The Golden Text Il Cor 3:l64 is
Know We not that We are the tenn
pie Of God and that the Spirit OF
God dwelleth in you
Among the Bible citations In this
passage Psalms Sc s. ~ 20 bless
our God We people. and make the
voice Of his praise 10 he heard
Which hoideth our soul in life and
suffereth not our feet to he moved.
Correlatlve passages TO he read
from the Christian Science text
hook. Science and Health with
Key to The Scriptures nv Mary
Baker Eddy. including the follow
ing 70. 477): "Soul is the SUBJ
stance. Life. the intelligence OF
man, whicd Ia indiyidualized but
not in matter. Soul can never re-
fleet anything inferior 10 Spirit"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-05-25

ST. LOUIS mp idihg tue
crest OF the best quadrennium OF
It's 76 year history, the Colored
Methpdist Episcopal church endea
its elst General conference mere
Monday uight after two weeks OF
interest aud excitement with Aez
elected delegates and the more
than 1880 visitors from all sec
,ions OF the United states in at
tendance. Bishop Randall A. Car
ter. presiding bishop OF the SEQ
ond district; Mrs Jasper NJ Petit
grew pastor OF Lane Tabernacle
church: and J. Clarence Coll
clough. presiding elder Of the ST.
Louis district, we're immediate
hosts 10 the gathering. Three new
bishops were elected.
"The CAIE church has a unique
and historic origin" said DR., g.
f. Chapman, in commenting upon
the denomination we came into
being as distinctive Negro meth
odist body-not through a split
nor vet through 'schism, hut we
remained AZ home until we we're
fully grown. and then set about
10 Keeping house at the appro-
pirate time, with the full know
ledge. assent and consent OF the
mother church the heretofore
Methodist Episcopal church h,
South
bishop Randall a. Carter, IA
military known as The Little
Giant OF Nethodism,' presiding
bishop OF the second episcopal
district. set an all-time record
in the matter OF raising money
for the general church. annual
conference, expansion and cduca-
tional purposes Comprising Texas
and the big Southeast Missouri
and Illinois conference Bishop
Carter reported more than 90 new
churches bought and built during
the past Is months including the
Carter Metropolitan Institutional
church. Detroit recently pur-
chased at a cost ~ Sl00o0 said
TO he one OF the finest church
cditices owned by Negroes any
whore In the world lie also re-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-05-25
COLORED METHODISTS ELECT
NEW BISHOPS AT ST. LOUIS

ported Texas college 10 have 4,
stituted a million dollar expsn
sion program for the postwar a.,
and slightly more than 500 On.
already on hand to begin this pro
gram
SijO.OOO Raised For Hospital
Bishop j. A. Hamlet q, II.
third district. reported s,,pps,
ingly successful results in ~,
campaign for funds to ercct n.
Collins Chapel Connectionsl ho,.
pitaL al Memphis. stating tb,,
altogether S450,0O0 had been spA
scribed and paid IN for that m.
purpose. He also reported haylp,
arranged 20 buy a church IN Nem,
phis 10 house the Mt. Olive con.
gregation. an edifice with scat.
Ing capacity of nearly ooo per.
sons. 80 pianos, and % rooms IA
said arrangements h& bcen MAD,
to retire the entire mowgseo deb,
on Lane college. Jackson. Tenn
on May 1, the date OF the omen.
ing OF the general conference
Three New Bishops Elected
Tuesday noon. May Z ths Gen.
cral conference turned ne at,sp.
,ion to the balloting for me ,hre,
bishops needed 10 fill ,acancls,
two by death and one rcti omen,
ON the first ballot Drs Luthe,
stewart. editor of the Christian
Index. and Felix L Lewis zen.
cral secretary OF church el,eu.
sion and missions shreyepon Ia
were elevated TO the elu.copacy
Nv n biz majority pr WY
Young who was runneup IN n,
race at Hot Springs in 1885 lack
ing eight votes was runutflp "a
Bishops Elect Stewart and Levin
coming within four votes % elec.
ton. There was stampede "a
him on the second ballot and M
was third or junior member Ia
the class OF three elected heYs
New General officers FOR n,
ensuing quadrennium are DIS E.
p. Murchison. J. c. Allen and
Grover H. Carter. editor % The
Index. secretary OF missions and
book agent
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-05-25
CHOIR TO SING FOR
SCHOLARSHIP FUND

A scholarship benefit Will he
hold or sunday May %. AZ $50
pm in The main auditorium ~
Rcthel AME church. AZ Friedrich
and 81 Antoine The Robert No
Ian choir viii sing and the pro-
ceeds will 60 n Tho scholarship
fund of The Wherefore Club OF
Bethel church.
The public is invited.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-05-25
SCHOLARSHIP EXAMS.
ANNOUNCED FOR JUNE

Scholarships To WAYNE and
Wilberforce universities offered
by the Wherefore Club ~ Bethel
AME church. will he awarded 10
the winners Of competitive exam
nations which will he given on
Saturday June 2. at am. in the
Mckenzie Union building of
Wayne university AT Az Putnam.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-05-25

Or. William II. JernaVin, presI-
dent oi the National sunday
school aud Baptist Training
Union. Of Washington, y. G.. who
will he the featured speaker nj
the nlon District :. =. aud RTC
contention now In session AZ the
VT. zion Baptist Church AT liiN
sherman. Dr. .lernagin will
spear ~ dinner In his honor nj
the VI. zion church ON Satur.
day. May -. nj $3.50 y. m. and al
Ma, Meeting on sunday, May
s6. AT y. N. The congreS, will
he hivhlighted D., n Waterfront
breakfast ri Belle Isle on sat.
urday morning, May -. nj $3.50,
aud by y Feature Night that e,e-
ming with many NOTED singers on
the program.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-05-25
EBENELER NUE CHURCH
Wllll> and Brush streets

SUNDAY mornins an uverfoving
conerceation heard an uplifting
sermon when 'he pulpli was sup
Piled by The Rev l. c Browning,
PAYNE seminary Wherefore. o.
Prior TO The sermon a Memorial
plaque Was presented 10 the
church by the John Il $50 for
'be service rendered soldiers dur
ing World War II providing a
200 he'd mitory mir. Long
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-01-13
Civil Suit Filed Here
Seeks $2,665 Damages
From Durham Bottlers

A civil suit filed by J. B. Hughes
and j. Winder Hughes, Whining
ton, against Lloyd w. Brown, OF
the SEVENTH Bottling company in
Durham, in which the Hughes
brothers seek to recover a total OF
81, 665. 70, yesterday was on record
in the office Of A. L. Meyland'
clerk of superior court.
The plaintiffs allege that the
defendant refused to vacate a
building at 521 South 18th street.
leased by them to Brown in March,
1941, when his time was UP.
They are asking for 500 rent
for December, 1915, $565.7o dam
ages to property, and $1,000 dam
ages for alleged breach of. con-
tract.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-01-13
SEATTLE PAPER
STRIKE SETTLED

SEATTLE, Jan. 12-P)-George
Donlan, printers Sc commit
tee spokesman, said the union
voted late today to accept the
wages increase agreement worked
out with the publishers Of the
three Seattle dailies, strikebound
since November 10. A
The vote was on a proposed
increase of $2.65 per day for day
shift workers and $3.50 for night
shift. Tae printers originally ask
ed $2.95 increase in the day shift
scale. ..
The new scale would run for a
year, based on a 7-hour day, 5-day
week, and the increase would be
retroactive from September ! to
the day the printers walked out.
II raised day shift pay from $40. 35
to $13 and night shifts from $10.85
to $13.75. t.t
The Times and Post ntel1igencer
announced they would publish
Sunday editions. The Star planned
to resume publication Monday.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-01-13
!: Grain
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, Jan. 12+N-Rye fu-
lures prices hit 4 rapid upward
stride near the close of trading to-
day and the May delivery ad-
vanced the full Scent limit al
lowed In one session.
Although slow in building up at
ter quiet early transactions at
small declines from yesterdays
finish, the buying sentiment fin.
ally became general and prices
climbed sharply in the final min
utes Of trading.
Higher cotton prices, belief that
the next visible supply report
would show a considerable drop
in rye from last week, and news
dispatches from Washington indi-
eating higher wages are in pros
pect in some industries provided
the grain buying stimulant, brok-
ers said.
Commission house buying, fol-
lowed by rush by shorts to COW
err their commitments, and then
stop loss buying furnished the
momentum.
Wheat closed unchanged to SO
cent higher than yesterdays final
quotations, May $1.80 IL: corn
unchange at $1.18 IL ceilings;
oats So to cent UP, May n So
IL; rye unchanged to 5 cents
higher, May $1.83; barley I'M
changed, May $1.22 IL.
The Scent advance carried the
May rye delivery to $1.83 BUSH
ell, the highest since last fall.
Omen High Low Close