Lansing State Journal from Lansing, Michigan • Page 25

ts THE STATE JOURNAL, LANSING, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 13, 1938 AlMMtMMtS Ligal ttim FACTORY INACTIVITY UTILITIES BREAK RFC Shows Canny Attitude on Loans MARKETS BOf.i TOi.E STEADY: TRACTIONS STROfiG REFLECTED IN SCRAP ON PROFIT TAKING New (York Stocks Stand Oil Ind Steels Accorded Fair Amount Of Support; Traders Wait Kews from Capital WHAT THE STOCK MARKET DID V. (By A Series of Sharp Advances Occur on News of Pact For Unification NEW YORK, May 13 (If) New leaders appeared in the bond market Friday to steady the tone In the face of further moderate profit taking. Rails and utilities were uneven. A few backed down a little but generally prices Held fairlclose to the top levels of the April-May advance recorded on Wednesday. Local traction issues came to the fore with a series of sharp rises based on rumors of an impending agreement on proposed unification, under con sideration for the last several years.

Also contributing to the general I Trl. Thr. ii 411 XI 139 151 DM 74 1 4 Adraoeeg Beelines Unenanged Total tseues few 13 hiihi 'rw 193 lews STOCK AVERAGES Compiled by the Associated Press XSInda 1.11 'a 1JL 08lk Net change I.I Friday S8.X 15.5 81 4. Preriou day SS.4 1.1.4 8I. 41.1 Month ate M.

14. 39.7 a 44. 41.1 M.l ifwr high ei. si. 4t.

ISM low 13.1 5t. 33.7 197 nigh 4S.5 54. 7.1. IK 'law 55.7 13.0 31 Movement In Recent Tears low .7 im hick ltii im.i im.s im law Sl. 3.S eirmn.

It. -inompson, eve American mate ataruigs firmness was a modest forward building. Lansing. Michigan.) The Detroit office of the Reconstruc tion Finance corporation has sent to Lansing for distribution a number of "nrellminarv aDPlications" which, if one draws a conclusion from we duuk form, discloses a canny attitude on the part of the RFC. This preliminary form must accompany any applica tion for a loan.

It must be sineci before the RFC considers the. real application. The preliminary application binds the aDDlicant to ease Uncle Sam from a number of financial odds and enas which are potential overhead to the borrower. These odds and ends are shouldered, as a general rule, by banks and other institutions or persons wno lend other than governmental money. The preliminary application binds the applicant to personally be responsible for telephone calls placed by the RFC in connection with the borrowers' loan, collateral, travel and subsistence expenses of examiners and appraisers acting for the RFC, and for the cost of appraisals, examinations, and reports.

It is a matter of record that one local Institution that asked for a loan from the corporation had to pay $30 bill for telephone calls which were piled up by the RFC examiners, in a single month. The "preliminary blank" which must be signed by witnesses to the applicant's signature, reads as follows: In consideration of the undertaking by Reconstruction Finance corporation of such investigation as it may deem appropriate in connection with the undersigned's preliminary application, dated 193..., for a loan from Reconstruction Finance corporation, the undersigned, for itself, its success ors and assigns, hereby agrees with Re construction Finance corporation, its successors and assigns, on demand to make reimbursement of any expense incurred by Reconstruction Finance corporation in connection therewith, including, without being limited to, ex penses incurred for telephone and tel egraphic services, travel and subsistence expenses of examiners, appraisers and others acting for Reconstruction Finance corporation and the cost of such appraisals, examinations and report as Reconstruction Finance cor poration may deem necessary. Business Notes Construction work has been started on a new store building at 1230 North Logan street by G. A. Boniece.

The building will cost approximately $1,500. Earl H. King of this city has purchased the nursery business of C. L. Bashford, South Lansing street, Mason.

Herbert Cook, former Pere Marquette station agent in Lansing but now on the retired employes' list, has returned to Lansing after spending the winter In southern California. Vicki Frocks Opens In New Shop Saturday The Vicki Frocks establishment will be open for business Saturday in a new location at 208 South Washington avenue. The firm completed the job of moving from 103 South Washington avenue Friday. 9 By VICTOR EUBANK YORK, May 13 (IP) Profit kiting In the lately buoyant utilities Ipuivihe stock market on the downgrade iFTjfjay despite a fair amount of sup port given steels. The one encouraging feature of the proceedings, from the stand-point of mistical forces, was that offerings f-ontinued much lighter than the buy' Ing which accompanied the recent up turn.

The ticker tape napped frequent- and transfers approximated only BOO.000 shares. Many traders stood aside, brokers kid, pending the signing of the tax re gion bill by the president. Passage of he billion-dollar naval expansion measure by the senate left the market pold notwithstanding new armament jieeds should' help earnings of a num ber of corporations. The list attempted to edRe forward It the start, but the utility trip-up MARKET AT A GLANCE 1ST API New York STOCKS Lower; atilities lead setback. BONDS Easy; low-priced issaea In aupplr.

Ct'RB Safti aUHties tooch off lllbt aelting. FOREIGN EXCHANGE Quiet; kla breaks sharplv. COTTON Firm; better Worth street demand: unfavorable rains. CI GAR Soft; hedge selling. COFFEE Easy; Earopean selling.

Chicaro WHEAT Higher; unfavorable crap ssrports. CMlx Firm: Influenced by wheat. CATTLE Firm. HOGS Strong to lac higher. luickly dampened this trend and quo- at.ions generally were in arrears frac- lirms to more than a point during he remainder of the session.

Extreme losses were reduced in liny cases and there were scattered kins in evidence at the close. The automotive group lacked popu larity a this week's output showed a lerreaie of some 6.000 units from the total of the week before. the same week last year production ffregated 139,507 units. On the side of the optimists was a Ml of in brokers' loans br the week ended Wednesday. This las interpreted as backing up the gument there is little pressure of liuidation in the stock market at resent.

Noted also was the federal re- Irve figure revealing commercial lans of member banks, for the first Ime in many weeks, were up mod- lately. I Grain and cotton futures turned ound. Wheat at Chicago was up 1 ('Fill a UUSUtl HUU CUII1 mi ll anged to i cent improved. Bonds pre uneven, but there were few weak lots in this division. Prominent share losers the greater it of the day included North Amer- an.

Electric Power it Light, Public prvice of N. National Power it Ight, General Motors, Chrysler, J. I. hse, American Smelting. Du Pont, tlied Chemical, Union Carbide, East- inn Kodak, bears Koeouck, and Ihns-Manvilie.

I Holding up fairly well were U. S. Icel. Bethlehem, Standard Oil of N. Socony Vacuum, Canada Dry, lannattan Railway and Cerro De -sco.

Consolidated Edison came back the last. MICHIGAN BEANS SAGINAW, May 13 (IP) Michigan an Shippers association Friday I ices: handpicked pea beans handpicked red bht S2.75, dark handpicked! llloweyes 43.50; choice recleaned lanberries, light $4.50, dark $4. DETROIT STOCKS Closing Prices By APi 1 DBOiK, DINE, DANCE TRIO EVIRY DAY 44 M-, pardon us. at mean la.M'. pure are su irio stw-wiches- SOCIETIES AND LODGES NOTICE Lansing Lodge No.

SI, r. A. "ill confer the led degree Monday evening Mar Htn. Dla-oar at temple. P.

m. embers requeated to attend. Membera of Hlua l.oda" alao invited. John C. Tnphagen.

W. M. LOST, FOUND, STXATED lt DIAMOND raifO Lady a. three stones, yel low gold, platinum top: ion -rnursoay in or near Hotel Olds. Finder please return to manager.

Hotel Olds, and receive reward. LADY'S OLOVE8 Brown pigskin, lost in or near Aroautn store inursoay, a. m. Reward. Fhona 33.

WRI6T WATCH Msn yellow gold lost in south end Thursday. Jll Mooiea River Drive. Reward. LOST. EieOUSX POINTER Liver and white; beagle, slack ana woue, kissio.

Reward. Phone Ml 41. LOST Spare tire, mounted on wheel, 00111. Kahres ue try. prion inri LOST Silver King aluminum bicycle.

East ern auditorium, weanesoav srenins. reward. Donald Bautel. 33 Turner Si Phona 59J13. Automttivi AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 11 AUBURN 131 custom sedan, perfect, $15; mik- ikii elans rumwi scat wuue.

Chevrolet 11 eix-wheel sport 3-door sedsn, $14; Chevrolet 193 deluxe busi ness coupe. His: unevroies iwa qviu two-door trunk compartment sedan, 1363: Chevrolet 131 master deluxe 3-door trunk compartment sedan. 39S; Chevrolet 1937 town sedsn. 1485: DeSoto 1835 two-door trunk compartment sedan, $385: 1933 DeSoto custom sedan. 1195: DeSoto 13 custom sedan, radio, heater, overdrive.

$575: five Pords. 1934 to 1937, two of them have brand new motors. Without a doubt these cars are the cleanest Fords In town. If you like Pords (We don't i. However, these can ire no repossessed renalnled lallODles.

Price $95 to $365. Oraham 1933 aedan. $165: Terraplane 1934 two-door, "a peach," 183: ten Plvmauths from a 1933 PA coupe, finest shape at $135. lo a 1938 deluxe with radio heater, and all. at $693: ten Olds- mobiles from 1934 touring sedan with rsdio and beater, at $33.

to a pricti cally new 193 eight-cylinder touring sedan, about 30 days old. and with ev erythlng on It. at a $300 discount. Two Packard coupes, one convertible, both with rumble seats, priced $13 and tsi.v These ire late models. Pontile 1933 six four-door trunk compartment sedan and an eight four-door touring sedan, both with original finish and new car appearance throughout.

Your choice, 1365. We have one 1913 Reo Royale at 1165. and three of the cleanest 1935 Reos In the city. Take vour pick at 1365. Mc-CUntock-Cadtllac Used Car Lot and Store, 3400 to 3410 East Michigan.

Closed Sun-dayi. P. 8.: "We will meet or beat any price In town." AIRFLOW 8iz-passenger sedans. 1934 to 11 models. All have radios and heaters, both DeSotos and Chrrslera.

Make us an offer. McCllntock-Cadlllao. BTICK 1937 "41" 4-door aedan, trunk, heater, defrosters, clock, safety steering wheel, low mileage, upholstery clean. Ralnt like new. A buy at 77.

Lorens ii JJsed Car Store, 33 River. BUICK 131 seven-passenger sedan, 165: also Hupmoblle 1932 six new tires, like new Inside and out, $33. We believe these two cars would make the finest cars for large families in town. McClintork-Cadlllac. BUICK If 17 sedsn, model 44.

that light series, mis car ia in perfect condition, tires, upholstery, motor, and brake! carefully cheeked. Healer, defroster, lull plrtes. The buy of the week relal at Bailey-Smith. Inc. 115 Orand.

Next to city market. Phone 17321 BUICK 134 -passenger 4-door sedsn, A-l condition. 7.6S down, $18 15 month. A W. Handy, 1108-9 S.

Washington. BUICK 191 I door. radio and heatar. fender wells, new finish spotless, mohair UDholsterv narfect- motor com pletely recondttlored. Price 951.

Lorens new used car tore, li rt i ei CHEVROLET 117 deluxe town sedan, like new, 400 balance, cheaper car for equity. 101 8. Cedar. CHEVROLET 111 coupe. Full plates, heater, $50.

Inquire owner, 413 N. Butler. CADILLAC And LaSallr touring sedans. 1935-1911-1937 models. We have several of these cars ranging In price from $473 lo 91.471.

Every car is guaranteed. Rea aonable allowance for other makes. Me Ciintock-Cadlllsc. CHEVROLET 1933 cosch. 1933 town sedan 1934 coach.

Excellent condition. Bargain At 8 Auto Bales. 1330 E. Michigan. CHEVROLET 1937 sport sedan.

Sell foi cash, trade for cheaper car. Inquire looj w. orand River, willlamslon. CHEVROLET 1917 town sedan, fullv equipped, cleanest one in town, full price. We pay cash for 1937 and cars or equities.

Mcciintock-caoinac. CHEVROLET 1816 master deluxe coach original black finish, low mileage, heat, er. seat covers, mechanteallv O. K. good tires, only 39.

"Buy alth Conft. denrc." Wolverine Chevrolet at Kalamasoo, CHEVROLET 131 Coupe. 165: 1934 Olds- mobile coach. East Bids Motor Sales. Ill E.

Michigan. DODGE 1934 4-door sedan, gun metal fin ish motor reconditioned. lull plates, will sacrifice this week at $375. For sensational bargains se Bill Psul or Tokey Bayea at Bvudebeker and Willys Bales, 7io saicnigan. DESOTO 1997 fordor touring sedsn, runs like new.

naa dual equipment, radio heater and defroster, overdrlse. Priced to sell. Truxell Sales At Service. DeSoto. Plymouth, 411-11 N.

Washington. Open evenings DESOTO 191 demonstrator Just like new, low mllesge. heater, radio, defrost er. fog lights, dual aoulpment Liberal discount. Truxell Sales Av Service, 413 N.

Washington. Phone 3721. DODOB 11 4-door touring sedsn, finish good, upholstery clean, motor and bresra carefully checked, healer, radio, good tirea, gllft down. Bauer-Smith. Ine Ill sr.

Orand. Next to city market. Phone IT3J1. BBC EX 113. (4 down.

fit nlates uns like new. At Used Cars. 111 Michigan. Phone 14322 FORD 1117 "ll" tudor. eicellent condition, black finish.

Manv extras. 117 dism or your car in trade. A. W. Handy.

UOt-t 8. Washington. FORD 114 Coach, good, plates, cheap Oldsmoblle coach, 1921. plates, cheap. $17 Riley.

Phone M040 FORD 137 tudor. Lew mileage. A-l shape. $193. Paul at Linn, 1110 E.

Mich Igan. Phone tout. FORD 133 delate sedsn erlllnst finish, clean Inside Only I70 1101 8 Cdsr. PORD 17 tudor. low snllsg.

ex cepttonally citsn. li ibis for economy. easy terms, only 131. A. W.

Handy 1101 8. Waemagtoa. Bargsin at 1141 Bailev-SWnlth Inc I Orand. Next to city market. Phone 711.

PORD 13 deluxe tudor lou of extras, cheap. Urfon Or ore Lanslr.g. A-l condition rtu trade. C4 FORD IS 10 sport ecupe excel lent eondt- titm Plates. Downtowo' Dean ak Harris.

41 E. Orand River. Phone 3I4. ORAHAM 1(3 4-door sedsn heaUr. kltte finish like new.

very law miieste, iip-hosteriRg eery clean, a bargain this week et $3, Lorens new aaed car store. 13 Rlrer. HtJDSOH-1114 sedsn. Excellent eeodi Dy unnea states governments, led By iniui linuwsBC mill gains of around 'a of a point. Treasuries edged up l-32d to 3-32ds.

On the higher side around midday were Brooklyn-Manhattan Transit 4Vs. Interborough Rapid Transit re funding 5s and Manhattan Railway 4s of '90, up 1 to more than 2. Gains of equal range occurred in Interna tional Mercantile Marine 6s. Maine Central Northern Pacific and M-K-T 5s of '62. Radio-Keith- Orpheum 6s advanced around a point following a rise of 7 yesterday.

Fractions to a point down were some loans of Southern Pacific, Wabash, Southern Railway, Missouri Pacific, Baltimore Ohio and American Water Works. CURB STOCKS ENCOUNTER RESISTANCE TO ADVANCE NSW YORK, May II (if) Curb market stocks encountered increased resistance to the advancing side Frl day and leaders stepped back minor fractions to more than a point. Utilities, most favored group in re cent sessions at higher levels, were on the offering side and such issues as American Gas, Electric Bond It share, Niagara Hudson and Northern States Power lost J.i to i point. Others on the offside included Pan American Airways, Pan tepee Oil, Desmond Shoe and Davenport Hosiery. Lake Shore Mines and Pepperell were among a few shares marking up gains during the second hour.

City Golf Clubhouse Looted by Burglars Police Friday were investigating the theft of $25 worth of golf balls, candy and cigarets, taken from the Sycamore golf course clubhouse Thursday night. The building was entered through a side window. Police said thev helieved 'that the burglars were the same ones who attempted to break into the clubhouse last Wednesday Motor Wheel Passes Quarterly Dividend The Motor Wheel corporation Friday nflcurl nnartartv 415.79 In nt f.t not showing any great increase over "first mtl 11 ftfj 11U UJV1UCI1U. Upl Niticit no. nan OIBTRICT COURT OP TUX UNITED rr ine eastern district of Michigan, southern division.

In the matter of nifty. I UiVl.ArfU WHETZEL, bank rupt. In bankruDtcv. To creditors of the above named bank rupt nou'e is nereoy given That on the sin nay or March. 1938.

the said Harvey Cleveland Whetsel, of 317 West Hillsdale street, in tne city ol Lanflng. county of Ingham and district aforesaid, was duly adjudicated bankrupt: and that a tlrst raeeimg oi creditors or tne above named oanxrupt win De neio in the cltv coun-cil chambers, city hall. Lansing. Michiean on Saturday, the twenty-first t21sti day of May. 1938.

at ten llO OOi clock in Ihe forenoon, eastern standard time, st which time and piece said creditors may attend, prove their claims, appoint a trustee, ex-emine the bankrupt and transaet such otner and rurther business, as ma properly come oeforc said meeting of creditors Dated at Detroit, Michigan May 11, 1938 CEOROE A. MARSTON and PAUL H. KING Referees In bankruptcy loeo Federal Biftg. Micnigan tHAKI.Ea T. HEM AN3.

Attorney for Bankrupt, ami olds Tower. Lansing. Michigan. STATE OF MICHIOAN The eircult court for the County of Ingham. In chancerv.

LEONA MARTIN. Plaintiff, ts. FRED MARTIN. Defendant. Suit pending in the Circuit Court for the county of Ingham in Chancery, at the City of Lansing In said County, on the 4th day of April.

A. D. 1938. In this cause it appearing from on file, that the defendant, Fred Martin. Is not a resident of this Stat, but resides at Medira.

in the State of Ohio. On motion of Harry F. Hlttle. plaintiff's attornev. it is ordered that the cause said defendant.

Fred Martin. appearance to be entered herein within three months from the date or this order and In case of bis appearance that he will cause his answer to the Plaintiff But of Complaint to be filed, and a copy thereof to be served on said plaintlffe attor ney within firteen davs alter service on of a copy of said bill and nolle, of this order: and thet. in defsult thereof. said bill will be taken as confessed br the said non-resident defendant. And it is further ordered.

That within forty davs the said plaintiff cause a notice of I .1. of en AltteMtiVI AUTOMOBILES FOB SALE 11 OLDSMOBO.K 137 coupe, heater, ridle. spotlichi. good tires, new brakes, motor carefully checked, black finish like new. reduced MO.

Special price Lorens Bros, new used car store. 3 River. OLDSMOBILE IM four-door touring ae-dan. fully equipped, latest never licensed. Will discount t)W.

Cash paid for 1MT and 13 cars or eaultlea. Mc-CUntock-Cadillac OIXMOBIL H3I coach: 1M1 Oldsmo-bile coupe: Pontiac coupe: 111 Ora-ham sedan. 10 down. 1 every 2 weeks. 913 8.

Hormer. oLDSMOBILB 1344 4-door sedan, clean upholstery, motor reeonaiuonea. goon tires. Buy this one for 114. Lorens new used car store.

33 Rivcr PACKARD I JO. beautiful car. Many ex tras including radio end license, onrr 1441. Hi E. Michigan Are.

Phone 33723. PLYMOUTH 193 deluxe business coupon new in April, everything on tt. Will discount nearly Alao 131 Plymouth S-passenger trunk compartment sedan, radio, heater, etc. 153S full price. Cash paid tor 1937 and 193 can or equities.

McCUntock-Cldlllac. PLYMOUTH 1933 deluxe 4-door sedsn. hot aster healer. Must seJ for $135. Car esn be seen at 320 Isbell.

phone 013. PLYMOUTH 193 deluxe coupe, one that runs and VookA like new. 11.000 actual miles, heater, and full plates. Special at $443. Bailey-Smllh.

Inc 31 N. Orand. Next to city market. Phone S7331. PLYMOUTH 193 sedsn exceptional! clean, privately owned.

Must sell. Trade orterms Call Wright at 3137. PLYMOUTH 1933. rumble seat, sport eatsT rieiet. tune very good.

$93. Phone 794F2. PLYMOUTH 1938 aeluxe 4-door touring sedan demonstrator, with heate ranci radio, liberal disccunt. Ouaranteed same as new car. Johnson-Witt.

231 E. Micnigan Ave Phone 3127. PONTIAC 1933 4-door sedan, dark blue finish, spotless Interior, excellent tires, thoroughly checked mechanically, heater, witv $319. "Buy with Confidence." Wolverine Chevrolet Capitol at Kala-masoo. PONTIAC 4-door redan, heater, black clean, good tires and brakta, motor and chassis carefully checked.

Special this week $369. Guaranteed. Loreni new used car store. 329 River. PONTiAC939duperoood rubber.

trunkT heater, fender wells. Looks and runs good. $49. $20 down.1137 EMIehlgan. REO EMPLOYES Attention! 134 Reo model 4-8.

4-door trunk sedan, heater, good tires. A bargain for a Reo man at $18V Lorens. New Used Car aton. 329 River. MAY SPFCLAIA 1933 Chevrolet 3-door $185: 1931 Ford roadster.

4i. 139 Ford coupe, 3125: 1934 Plymouth deluxe 3-door. $245, 19.16 Plymouth deluxe sedan, $395: 1933 Pontlae 3-door. $19; 1983 Oldl 3-door lounni. 133S; 1935 Pontiac e-door, 13S5.

We trade. Fssy terms. "Good will'' used cars fcr reliable transpcrtaUon. Cspitol City Pontiac Co George Rowley, East Michigan at Larch. STUDEBAKER Six.

193. must sell by owner. Inquire at Texaco Service Btatlon 506 8. Washington. TERR A PLANE 1937 custom coach with trunk, factory radio, healer, defroster and manv more accessories.

Hal low mileage, upholsterv. tirea, dark maroon all good. Safety hydraulic brakes, roomy and economical. Can't be beat. Eppler-McCarrlck Hudson Terraplane.

Used Car Lot, 425 N. Washington. 75 USED CARS lowest prices. North Side Motor Sales, 1333 N. orand niver.

just south sugar plant. FORD V-rS 9 more repossessed at only s5 and up. Cttv Body Bnop, ezo atasi. Kslsmaroo. Phone 23S33.

REPOSSESSED CARS 193 Ford fordor. $200. 1934 Ford coupe. 110: roraor. $75: 1935 Plymouth 4-door.

19S: 1JI Bulrk. 150: 1931 Nssh sedan. 171: 191 Olds club coupe. 414 Grand Ave. REPOSSESSED CAR-193i Ford 4-door.

$300. 1930 rord 4-door. eaa. iiu niw coupe, $110. 1933 Ford 4-door.

73. 1931 Plvmouth 4-door. $193. 111 Ford coupe. 75.

1931 Bulck. $50. 414 N. Orand Ave $100 DUE Bill on new Ford 13. 6f) cash or trade lor cneaper car.

aut ririiio. AUTO TBUCKS FOB SALE CHEVROLET l'i ton. dual tire. tUka l(dy. reconditioned engine, late mwfi si tow- price.

Reo alesMO.rand; CHEVROLET 192 dump truck, A-l eon-dit'on. Sell or will swap for what have sou? 1312'i Case.Phon 39433. CHEVROLET 1935. l' ton chasali and cab. priced right, term.

International Harvester 281S S. Cedar. DUMP TRUCK 3 yard hydraulic V- 10- niv tires, use new. rxcruens anainv, Ru.vsell-McLeod. 1001 W.

Saginaw, DUMP TRUCK Reo 3-ton with hydraulic Excellent shape, tin tirea. Reo les. 330 N. Grand FORE 1937. hydraulic dump truck, 7.

Fnrd 1936 157-inch ataka rack M25. Ford 1935. I3t-lneh stake rack $295. These trucks are ready to go. all have 193 llcanae plates.

A Handv 110. 8 Waanlng-ton. Open evening. Phone 33911. PANELS We hava a large assortmarvt good reconditioned panels from 7 up.

Bailey-Smith. Inc. 115 Orand. Next lo city market. Phone $7321.

PANELS $50 to $300. All makee and iljes. We have best selection in town. Reo Sales, 220 N. Gland.

PICKUPS We have a good selection. 1 to $300. We trade. We spresd your do-lara thin. R-o 8alei.330 N.

Grand. ACTOTllAILEB8 1 Al.NfA SILVER MOON and Covered Wagon, II modela to choose from. MM to 11 577, nice selection used trailers. 50 and up. Look them over this evening.

Rnt-lrade-lerms. Repossessed custom Covered Wagon, pay balance due Sell-horn-Piresume. liaat Lansing. Phone 31103. COVERED WAOON Master 13.

Weeps 4. perfect Inside, exterior masonite. refln-fhed 1-tone green. Special for this week. Terms Loreni Bro'.

Few Used Car Slore, 33 River. CLUB CAR The smartest trailer on wheels regardless oi price. s.ma cosch at Bagger a. 1701 E.Mlchigan. KOZY KOACH Tralfera Bee the trailer thai Is made and Insulated for home A trsller lhat will last a lifetime.

Whv not trade In you' furniture now and economlcsl'y and comfortable Was Young Trailer Sales, 240 E. Michigan Ave Phone 21784 ROYAL 13 Standard I ft Waller. Blee-Iric brakes, built-in trunk, beds for four Hsrdwood Interior, the beat bur In Ihe traveler field. Reduced 11. now seii'ng complete for 11.05.

Lorens new used csr stoie. 33 River. STAGE COACH Largest trailer tor your money and money counts! Villi Long 1 Trailer Salea. ill Jones. AUTO TBAIIBS FOB BENT i FOR RENT -By week oi montTT 1T standard Covered Wagon.

Ill B. Orand River. East Lansing. Af TO ACCE8SOBIEB It REO ENOINE 111 Model C. food and new traoamiaalon.

Both 2 cash. Phone 491 or 290M1. MOTOKCYCXL8 ok BICYCLES II BICYCLE Junior stse Rebuilt Alao e-eral rebuilt velocipedes. and wp-1207 Leslie South of Perkins 1J IlljjVNK CARS And outboard motavr waat- ed Teiephone LanaJng Auto Part. 142 b.

cedar. Butlnitt Sarvlet BLBINESS BEBVJCE OTTTKt.D BASEMENTB' Dug. garden plowing, ea-aavating. all kind! of warn work. Pheoe 7M AUTO ANDMOM RADIO BERtftCE 5U Uf actios iitaruileeA BomerrUlp-Bear aon.

Jl lcml.ClU 3ia. EAVES TROUOHIKO 3 "yearsWl1J- m. sail 'som -e-r-J2': rtx-n Latest ransmnv rair Loddea. 411 Hylaseee IOOOB BANDINO Osssraatavad less money, re Coacbola. 141 Proacaact.

PnseM OARDEN PIOWtNC-8ad, travel and su.c dirt hauaM, atao eeanvausa end gradira Ph mas ajow. OARDETI -Plowlnd. eitl Masaocjltuett! asehu. Pnone leioe. tsausnedT Mta ceutoarvona cbe need.

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tJiiSlal aervste VaeSssrvwwt H.K.are Csv, 13 MsU4a. Paean seals. Na. sssxri msrrnrr-r orwiRT of thb cutTBO STATES For Um Baitaro District of Mieri- aan. Southern Division.

Ia tat msittr 01 AZKL B. FOX. bankrupt. In kaakruptCT.I To realtors of the a bore aasacO sank-rrpz: notloe la hereby (Iran Thai ma Use sth day 01 April. IM.

the aald Hasel B. rex of 10) Wast Allegan street, la the cltr of Lansing, eotinty ef Ingham, and district aforesaid, wsa duly adjudicated bankrupt: and that 1 first meeting ef creditors or the 1 bore named bankrupt win be held to the city council chambers, city hall. Lansing. Michigan en Saturday the twenty-first tllstl day of May. 1S.

at ten (lew o'clock in the forenoon. Eastern Standard time, at whlca tine end place caid creditors may attend, prove thtir claims, appoint 1 trustee, examine the bankrupt end transact such other and further business as may properly come before aald meeting of creditors. That there will be sale at public auction to the highest bidder, aubject to confirmation cv the court, of the assets of the above named bankrupt en the premises at Strand Arcade. Lansing. Michigan, on Friday, the twentieth ikltht dav of May, 11.

at ten-thirty o'clock in tne iorenoon. eastern oianaara Said assets consist of the following decfibed crooertv: mercjiandtse Ladies' dresses and gowns, of the appraised value of Hu ll. Furniture ana natures: asa. cnairs. aiacuay stands and racks, draoes.

etc of the ap praised value 01 SM.SO. Other assets: the Gocdwill of the business knovn as the Haul Fox Oowa Shop. That the hearing on conlirmatlon of said sale will be held at the above mentioned first meeting el creditors. iFor further Information rr- gardlng proper maulre of Receiver Ross Dated at Detroit, Mtcnifia, May 11, OEOROt A. MARSTON, and PAUL H.

KINO, Referees in Bankrupted. 10 Federal ue.roir. Micnigan, NO. DISTRICT COURT OF THB UNITED STATES For the eastern district of Michigan, southern division. In the matter of JACOB WEINZHTRL, bankrupt.

In bankruptcy. To creditors of the above named bank- runt: notice Is herebv eiven That on the 34th day of November, 1S37. the said Jacob Weinnerl of the city of Lansing, county Ingham and district aforesaid, was duly arilfidleated- bankrunt: and that a first meeting or creditors 01 tne aoove names bankrupt will be held in the city council chambers, city hall. Lanslnt. Michigan.

Saturday, the twenty-rlrat C.u) day of Mav. 1831, at ten 10:001 ociocs in ine forenoon, eastern standard time, at which time and place aid creditors may as- tnri nrove their claims, aonoint a trustee examine the bankrupt and transact aueh orhr and further business as may prop erly come before said meeting 01 creditors. Dated at Detroit. Micnigan. rway 11, iws.

OBOROE A. MAR8TON and PAUL H. KINO Referees In bankruptcy 10SS Federal Bldg Detroit. Michigan CHARLES A. LIBBY.

Attorney for bankrupt, 14 Dodge Building. Lansing. Michigan. DISTRICT COURT OP THE UNITED states For the Eastern District of Uichiasn JSAiithern Division. In the mat ter of WILLIAM HENRY MATNARD, bankrupt.

In bankruptcy. Tn nt the above r.amed bank rupt: notice ts hereby given That on the 1st dav of December. 131. the Mid William Henry Maynard, of 3435 South Cedar street, in the city of Lansing, county of Ingham and district aforesaid, was duly adjudicated bankrupt: and that a first meeting of creditors of the above named h.nknmt will be held In the city council chambers, city hall, Lansing, Michigan, on o.ti.rrtsr the twenty-first I3IMI day of May. 1831.

at Sen cieca jn mo forenoon. Eastern Standard Time, it wnicn time and place aald creaitora may suenn nrove their claims, appoint truit-e. exam ine iha hankrunt and transact such other and further business as may properly come before said meeting or creeitorr. Dated at Detroit, Micnigan, May 11, ivm, OEOROE MAR8TOK, and PAUL H. KINO.

Referees In bankruptcy. 10M Federal Bid Detroit. Michigan. O. ROBERTSON.

Attorneys for Bankrupt. 2 Turing Building, Lansing. Micnigan Na. SS ntarrrtlCT COURT OP THE UNITED STATES For the eaatern district of Michigan, southern division. In the matter of ANTHONY TUELINO, bankrupt.

In pank- To creditors Ol tne aoove namco oana- rupt: Notice is hereby given That on tne 17th day of March, the aald Anthony Tueiine of 152 Heller's court. In the city of Lansing, county of Ingham and district aroresaio, was ouiy aajuuicBica dsiuiuiiv. and that a first meeting of creditors of the above named bankrupt will be held In the city council chambers, city hall, Lansing. Michigan, on Saturday, ine iwensy-nrsi 21sti dsy of May, 193. at ten llOOOi o'clock In the forenoon, eastern standard time, at which time and place said creditors may attend, prove their claims, appoint a trustee, examine the bankrupt and transact such other and further business as may properly come before aald meeting of creditors.

Dated at. Detroit. Michigan. May 11, 191. OEOROE A.

MARSTON and PAUL H. KING Referees tn bankruptcy 108 Federal Bldg Detroit, Michigan. ALV1N A. HELLER Attorney for bankrupt, Joe Capitol Savings and Loan Lansing. Michigan.

NO. 71A1C DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES For the eastern district of Michigan, southern dltislon. In the matter of JOHN WOLEVER, bankrupt, in nana To creditor! of Ihe ibove named bankrupt: Notice hereby given That on the nf November. 17. the said John R.

Wolever. of 1114 South Holmes street. In the city of Lansing, county of Ingham and district aioraisio. aui adjudicated bankrupt: end that a rmt meeting of creditors of the above named bankrupt will be held In the cltv coun. cil chambers, city hall.

Lansing, Michigan, on Baturdsv. the twenty-first 131st i dsy of Mar 193. at ten clock in the eastern standard time, at which time and place aald creditors may attend, prove their claims, appoint a trustee, examine the bankrupt and transact, rich other ind further busmen as may properly come before said meeting of "Ds'ted' at Detroit, Michigan. May 11, OEOPQ A. MAR43TON and PAUL H.

KINO Referees In bankruptcy 104 Federal Bid Detroit. Michigan JOHN WENDELL BIRD. Attornev for bankrupt. 3103 Old Tower. Lansing.

Michigan: vs staM DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATE For the eastern district of Michigan southern dlvlrlrei. In the matter of ARNOLD M. SAROEArTT. bankrupt. In -f fh.

named fcank nTehv iven That mi the ca, of Number. .93, Ar- DO i or tn- wi street. In the city of Lansing county o. k. ritatrtet aforesaid, was duly bankrupt: and that a first meeting of creditors of the above rimed held in the cltv council hall.

Lanslne. Michigan, on a. in, iaia ten 10 00 1 o'clock In the forenoon, eastern standard time, at which tlTr and place aald mav attend. prove their claims, appsxna ma ina Danuu, aid PAUL H. KINO Referees In bankruptcy 1064 Federal Bldg Dct-ott.

Michigan ARCHIBALD D. ONE8 Attorney for bankrupt. IM Tusaing Building. Lansing. Michigan.

AnntBRMRintt MAIL. IN BOXES AT 11 A. 13, T7. SO 11. 41.

13. '1', 17. 112. H3Jji' '3. 114, ITT.

14Q- I I rEKSOWALB 'g, TOAST Dos. blame bad tout on the toaster, ft the toast tastes like hatred aawduet. if flavor and wholeaome goodness aecai to be lacking, giro the toaster break and try Day-lee bread. Dsy ice bread la carver at ending complatnta. Its extra good has that real homey btead flavor, ind whether you serve it as toast or plain.

Dayko always -hit UM tt" DEBTS May ll. 13. Ob and after this date 1 will not be responsible for any debt! not contracted by myself. WUlkesB MeCeman. lit Loiea DE BTS Msy 13.

I. On and after this date I Will AOS. Be tssaponsivia ivr any debts not contracted by eayaetf. Oeerae Car.er. 1134 Masaachuaetu Ave.

A new front of marble and glass inmon nrML T.VT. Hay Tonnage Running: Only 15 Pet. of Last Tear's Volume in City The level to which production volume has sunk in Lansing Is disclosed the factory scrap tonnage records cf March, April, and so far in May. Local buyers report the production of manufactured goods in Lansing at the lowest level in years. Creation of fac tory, or metal scrap, in Lansing is now the true yardstick of industrial activity since over 90 percent of the city's factories are engaged in manufacture of products requiring metal.

The April tonnage was 15 percent of that of April, 1937, March scrap tonnage was down to 10 percent of the same month in 1937. May to date is running about 15 percent of the scrap output for May, 1937. Steel inventories are low. Factory managements are buying from hand to mouth and are not stocking for two reasons, one that there is a scarcity of orders from customers and the other the strong probability of lower prices. Incoming outgoing freight ton- nage is far down.

The New York Cen tral services the local manufacturers and customers now with only six crews. The Pere Marquette and Grand Trunk companies have also cut their switching organizations in the local yards. UTFOPTDRirFT Market Stimulated by Crop Reports from Oklahoma And Texas By JOHN P. BOUGHAN CHICAGO, May 13 (P) Lively upturns lifted Chicago wheat values a cent a bushel late Friday. Less favorable reports about the probable yields in Texas and Oklahoma were received, although beneficial rains in the Texas panhandle Thursday night were expected to check crop deterioration in that area.

The market was also stimulated by dust storms at Swift Current, Melfort, and Saskatoon, Canada. At the close, Chicago wheat futures were to 1 cent higher, compared with Thursday's finish. May tV.i, to 82c, July 7874 to 79c, corn unchanged to iC up, May July to 59 'jc, and oat unchanged to cent advance. Range ef Prices (By the UP) Wheat Opening High Low Close May July .783, ,79 .27 .27 .58 .58 82 80 3i 78 57 'a 59 Vi 60 Vs 28 27 'i 27 Vi 58 56 81" (B) 78T (Bl 79 (B) 58 '4 59i (B) 60 Vi 29 'i 27 4 27 Vi 59 58 57V4 79' 80 58'? 59 60 29 4 27 27 Vi 59 58 '5 57 Vi Sept. Corn May July Sept.

Oats May July Sept. Rye-May July Sept. (B) Bid. CASH GRAIN DETROIT. Mav 13 (API Drain closing: WHEAT No.

2 red. SJc. CORN No. 2 yellow, 3c; No. 3 yellow, OATS New, 3553Sc.

RYE No. 3. c. BARLEY Malting, 706 7Sc: feeding, (Sc. Toledo TOLSDO.

Mav 13 cAP)-WHKAT 83 1 a iff 84 Vac. CORN 03 (n 63c. OATS 34i1Sc. RYE 68 IS 69c. 5raiu closing: Chicago CHICAGO.

Mav 13 (API CASH WHEAT No. 3 hard. 86c: No. dark hard. 75c.

CORN No. 1 mixed. 60'. Nc. 2.

3Sfi 60c: No. 1 yellow. SS'atfSO'jc: No. 1 while. 2,1 OATS Mo.

white. Jl'-e No. 3. SmSJr. SOY BEANS No.

3 yellow, flic; No. 3. BARI.FY Sales. 73S SOc; feeding. 41S5c wia.

TIUAWV CVVn al It V. S. TREASURY BEPOKT WASHINGTON. May 13 -IAPi The nosi- tion of the treasury on May 11: KtC-EirTS S7S.583.410.S9 EXPENDITURES 1133.91 1.745.47. BALANCE $2.

742.683.684.36. CUSTOMS Receinta for the month 11- 860.109 52. RECEIPTS For Ihe fiscal year i since Julv li. 5.3.,764.74.50. EXPENDITTJREfl IS 622 140 125 12 tn- cluding $1,813,711,054 81 emergency expenditures.

EXCESS OP EXPENDITURES 951 32. GROSS DEBT $37,447 017.713 22 a de crease of 837,696.872.02 belsw the previous GOLD ASSETS 092.38. BOSTON WOOL REVIEW BOSTON. Mav 13 lAPi The Commercial Bulletin will say 8aturdav: The demand for wool this week ha continued to drag along and prices are barely steady on the levsl of a week tin Sales are mostly of fine and fine medium lonmaKing types. Some government Is In nrosnect affording about the only bright prospect for th moment.

Manufacture's are urging quick determination of the British traoe treaty to end suspense. The Bulletin will publish the following qi.u' aiions: Micnigan fleeces: delain- 25 lo 26e: blood combing 2 to 26c: 3s blood tombing -o lu in, dioou coinoinjc io tc. CHEESE NEW YOI1K. May 13 lAP' CHEE8K 112,584. firm; prices unchanged.

LANSING MARKETS (Corrected to May 13. 1938i tQuoted by Plory'a. 2800 Michigan Ave. I No 1 eggs J6 Small and dirty POULTRY Rock and Wyandotte broilers No, 1 broilers No. 1 Leghorn broilers No.l hens, heavy breeds No.

1 Leghorn hens. 3 lbs. jp No. 1 stags, heavy breeds No. 1 alags, light breeds Old cockj MiliS orade A eggs "im tgs Pullet eggs Vtslt.AT (Quoted by Thoman Milling Co I Corn Oss Wheat, No.

2 wh.ie. No. 2 red POULTRY (Quoted by A. M. Smith Eaton Rapldsl Nc 1 broilers.

Barred Rocks and White wvanitntlfi 91 to 3 tha I 1 Krnltpa U.h.,a Wn 1 11 L'J 1 iivh Ih, Ino. I broilers, colored. 2 No. 1 broilers. Leghorns.

1 Va lbs up Ko 1 hens heavv Breeds a 1K tin Nc. 1 hens and PuUets. under 4 lbs No. 1 Leghorn hens. 3 lbs.

up Na 1 hens, all breeds, under lbs. No. 1 old cox. heavy breeda. all No.

1 old cox light breeds, ail Minorca hen same as Leghorns. EGGS Premivm w-ur jTr.de ARLY CENT 'jg 15 .16 .15 .13 1 .13 .12 .6 .31 .78 -21 JO .19 .17 .13 .13 .12 .11 l'i .12 modern architecture has been erecUrfHarry president and general for the new cxaton formerly occupied Uanager. in a statement said "Due by Walgreen s. The interior has been t0 the markefJ completely transformed into a alM, the Motor whwl rorporttion merchandising establishment with all statement snowed a net loss of 869 (Closing Prices By Adams Exp Air Reduction Alaska Juneau Alleghany Corp Al Chem tc Dye Aiils Ch Mfg Amia Leather Am Can Am Car It Fdy Am For Pow Am International Locomotive pfd Am It pfd Am $5 pfd Am Rad St Am Roll Mill Am Smelt Am Steel Fdrs Am Tel it Tel Am Tob Am Wat Wks Am Woolen Am Zinc It Anaconda Arm 111 Arm 111 Pr pfd Atch AU Refining Auburn Auto Aviation Corp Bald Loco Ct Bait It Ohio- Barnsdall Oil AP) 'i 46 Hi .149 43 l'i 87 li 18 Vi 55 34 30 1 12 16Ji 37 i .1311 71 10'j 4 28'i 4 36 29 21's 3'3 3'i 7'i 57, 13 i II3, 477, 16i 21 3i 15'2 6U 9U 1 67, 10 '2 167, S' 79', 13 Vi 38 274 1 1 43 'i 7 12 68 37 -i 67, 19s 8'i 39s. l'i 26 4'i 87 IBendix Aviation Beth Steel Borden Co Borg Warner Briggs Mfg Budd Wheel Burr Add Mach Butler Bros Byers A Co Callahan Z-Lead Calumet rfc Hec Campbell Wyant Can Dry Ale Canad Pacific Case (JI) Co Celanese Corp Cerro De Pas Ches It Ohio Chi West Chi St ct pfd Chrysler Corp Collins It Aik Colum efe El Colum Pict Vtc Colum Carbon Coml Invest Tr Coml Solvents Comwlth South Congoleum Nairn Consol Oil Container Corp Cont Can Cont Motors Corn Products Crucible Steel Curtiss Wright Detroit Edison Dome Mines Dow Chem Du Pont De Eastman Kodak El Auto Lite El Power efc Lt Fed Mot Truck Firestone It Freeport Sulph Gen Elec Gen Fods 344 .105 ..156 16H 10i 2'g 17 25li 26 305, 8i 14, 18'4 24' 2 17V, 50 27 8 35 i 9 68 11 56- 5i 4671 30 9 874 52 Gen Motors Gillette Saf Goodrich Goodyear Graham Paige Motor Grant Gt Northern Ry pfd Hercules Powder Holland Furn Houd Hershey sound Illinois Central Inland Steel Inspirat Copper Int Harvester Int Hydro-Elec A Int Nick Can Int Shoe Int Tel is Tel Interstate Dept Stores Jewel Tea Johns-Manville Kan City South Kelsey-Hayes Wh A Kennecott Cop Kresge (SS) 71li 8 7 337 17 14 29 90'i 16'i 35 17 16 19H 25'i 31 8-H 16'i r.

2u 32 14 9 15 51, 7 224 18 13', 7i 54i 13'4 7' 21 10', 20'. 8U 37, 8 36s 98 64U 23li 32i 48 31i 27 9, 6 2 11 1. 14', 6 36'-. 31', Kroger Grocery Libbey Glass 'Liggett My Liquid Carbonic le's Inc "Louis ct Nash Louisv ct A Ludlum Steel Mark Trucks Magma Copper Marshall Field Masonite Corp Miami Copper Mid-Cont Pet Mo Kan Texas Montgom Ward Motor Products Motor Wheel Mueller Brass Murray Corp Nash-Kelvinator Nat Biscuit Nat Cash Reg Nat Dairy Pr Nat Pow Natl Steel Central Shipbldg North Amer Co Northern Pacific Ohio Oil Otis Elevator Otis Steel Packard Mot Pa ram Pict Parke Davis Patlno Mines Penney (J C) Penn Phelps Dodge Phillips Pet Procter ct Gamb Pub Svc Pullman Pure Oil Radio Corp of Am Radio Keith Orph Remlng Rand .1 Reo Motor Car Republic Steel Reynolds Spring Reynolds Tob St Joseph Lead Schulte Ret Stores 'i 5 57! 13 17 23'2 22', 131, 8H 13 2H 21', 7'a I5, 3 Scbults Ret Stores pld Sears Roebuck Shell Union Oil Simmons Co Skelly Oil Socony Vacuum Sou Cat Edison Southern Pacific Southern Ry Southern Ry pfd Sparks With Sperry Corp Stand Brands Stand Com Tob Stand Gas ft El Oil Cal 29 48 Ti 7 4a 3714 31 84 9 6614 18H 68 Stand Oil Stewart-Warn Studebaker Corp Texas Corp Texas Gulf Sulph Tex Pac Trust Timken Roll Transamerica Union Carbide Union Oil Cal Union Pacific United Aircraft 2714 3'4 64 18'4 84 27 56 44:4 97 i 514 22 21 '4 7774 8 43 '1 16 11 13 3114 United Corporation United Fruit United Gas Imp Ind Alco Leather A Rubber Smelt It Steel Steel pfd Util Pow Lt A Vanadium Corp Warner Bros Pict West Union TeK. Westingh Air Br West El As Mfg White Motor Woolworth (F Wi Worthington Yellow Young Spg ct Youngst Sh ct Total Friday estimated 580,000 BROOKLYN PATROLMAN SLAYS WIFE, ONE SON NEW YORK, May 13 (JP) Brooklyn police reported that Patrolman Madleski, 35.

had slain his wife and one son and critically wounded two other sons and himself at their home early today. The wife. Antoinette. 27, and Joseph. 4.

were found dead in bed. The other sons. Anthony, 3, and William, 1 were taken to Greenpoint hospital. Investigating officers said Mrs. Mad leski and the children had been shot as they slept.

Madleski, attached to the Manhat tan traffic squad, had been on sick leave for a week. He had been a po liceman since 1926. BABY FILM BANNED CINCINNATI, May 13 (UP) "The Birth of a Baby," controversial motion picture, was banned in Cincinnati by City Manager C. O. Sherrill Friday.

Police were sent to Keith's theater to prevent the first showing. Police Chief Eugene Weatherly had reported to the city manager ea'lier that the picture was "positively ter rible." PRODITE Detroit tU. S. Department of Agriculture) TJETKOIT. Mtv 13 API Trailma sras generally fairlv aood at the terminals Fri day morning with offering of rome commodities lighter than usual for this srsscn.

APPLETS Michigan bu. baskets Delicious. eastern crates Spys. S1.15(U1.35, lew oesr. ji.sn; Delicious, WJCWS1.2S.

LETTUCE Michigan ID lb. baskets hot house leal. SI. POTATOES 100 sac V. 8 No.

1 Michigan russet rural. $1.35: Maine Green Mountains. S1.S9: Idaho 1.5 1.95. Alabami. oils- triumrhs weshed.

S3 tf2.10; nnwasaed. S1.908T2: long white. 2.:0: cobblers. 51.8.12: South Carolina cobblers. 12; south Carolina barrels cob blers asking S3.

IS. New York NEW YORK. Mav 13 I AP 1 RYE Spot steady: No. 2. western c.

i. f. N. LtRD-hir: middlewest. .70 8.80.

LIVESTOCK East Buffalo tV. S. Deportment of Agrtculturei EAST BUFFALO, N. Mav 13 1AP1 HOGS 900: aeihe to all interestf: in 10 mostly IS and 25c higher: good and choice 160-250 lbs. 185-20 B.60 in mainly JS.65: few decks.

18.70T; 8.75; similsr weights 8 3o'ri8 50: lew 270-300 Its. hutchered. Si8.25i packing sows, S6.H5 CATTLE 150; cows and bulls scarce, active, strong to ihade higher; medium bulls. 16. few lightweights around 56.25: plain and medium i5 cutter grades.

14. 255. 40. tsLVKb 375; dependable trade, fully steady: good and choice veaiers. largely J10; plain and medium.

SHKFP ftnn- goo(! to choice shorn Iambi. $7 5n to main- i s. id: meaium and grades. 6n7; tal ewes, 4S 4.50 Chicago IV. S.

Department 0 VH1LAUO. Mav 13 lP.Hnr.o nnn II-LIOU1II2 J.VI'II nireCI tiv cti-Artr. I higher than Thursdn'i average; ton. sa 35: i imwvi sum (8.30. 2.10-290 lh 7 m- mo Puck'ng 5111.25.

smoo.il butcher icinris tn lin CATTLE rlV heilers exceptionally scarce; S40 lbs yearling J9 10; weighty kosher heifers. $9.35: al! heifers U1 meaium neigni steers mon and medium steers netting Wivuh. able action at recent sham iiivmrr cutler and low cutter cows siMfii. strongwelghts to S6: practical ton weiehiv 810 on. moat-Iy 19.50 down.

SHEEP 7.000 inrl.trHn 1 inn Thursday 1st lambs steady to stronger: on springers: merely good pooled Umbv 8. 8.10; clipper. S7 25 2 spring Iambi. 18 509: ton 9.I0; todavi trade active arron. i os- higher: spring lsmh- sharing full advance-icd end hulk- ian.

ni-. welkins, choice clipped lambs. POTATOES Oreenvillr GREENVILLE. Mich. Mav 13 lAP.

POTATOES Stradv: shippers' paving commercials and SOc cwt. lor U. S. No. 1.

Chios it (V. S. Department of Agriculture) CHICAGO. My 13 lAPi-POTATOES 103. on track 257.

lotal u. S. shipments 832; new stock slightly weaker, supplies moderate, demand slow: sacked per cwt bliss triumphs U. S. No.

I. Louisiana SI 70 512.20 mostly T70f I.7.V. Alabama 11 75 il.85: sire tl.lO'il.25: California white rose U. S. No.

I. $2.102 33; old slock slicntly weaker supplies moderate, demand slow: sacked per cwt. Idaho russet Bur-banks U. S. No.

1. 11.50111.65. mostly $1.50 Si 1.60: northern no sales reported. ron.TRT Detroit DETROIT. May 13 lAP' POULTRY Market, hens unsettled; balance sieadv.

No quotations available. Chicago CHICAGO. May 13 lAPi POULTRY Live. 30 trucks. hens eaner.

chickens stJldy; hens over 5 lbs. and 5 lb and under 18c; leghorn 16'-ac: other prices unchanged. BUTTER ASn EGGS Del-nil DETROIT. Msy 13 (API BUTTER EGGS Current receipts IS 'iC. cherV, ICS.

dirta (b Ira fn CHICAGO. May 13 AP' BUTTER -1 .58 633 easy; creamerv specials 93. rcorei 2a1426c: extras i92i 25'jC extra firsts 190-911 24SU25C: firsts i88-89l 22J other prices unchanged. EGGS 28.444. steady, prices, unchanged.

NeW York NEW YORK. Mav 13 I API BUTTER 454.713. steady to firm. Creamery: higher thsn extra 27274C; extra .92 score 26'c; firsts 188-911 24Si36tac: seconds (84-871 20'ii22'ic EGGS 13.154, firm; mixed colors: spe-clsl pscks standards 22c; firsts 211.C: seconds 191l4i201.c; mediums dirties No. 1, 191arl9i.c: average checks storsge packed firsts 21 'sc.

fflTTOX Nf.w YORK. Mav 13 'AP'-SPOT COT TON Steady, midoluig in I '-til to City Brew 40c Rub 6 rrnughs Add lr rj-sier 43 lj Paper Prod a1 ir.krnmuth la il Motors 30'a rbrl Brew 3 rd Lock igston Prod 1 s4 Screw 91c Clanahan Oil 3.c higa.i Sug fiftc ore iTomt Disl 90c nay Corp 5Js Mrt l's nd Tube a'-a oil Brew J's iersal- Cooler A 3 Cooler Ps rner Aircraft 77r Iverine Tube 4 '2 CAR LOADINGS SLUMP 1.3 PCT. DURING WEEK WASHINGTON, May 13 (IP) The Association of American Railroads reported Friday 536,140 cars of revenue freight were loaded during the week ending last Saturday. This was a decrease of 6,935 cars, or li3 percent, compared with the preced ing week; a decrease of 227,355 or 29.8 percent, compared with a year ago. and a decrease of 406.534, or 43.1 percent, compared with 1930.

Receivership Asked For Sheren Concern Judge Leland W. Carr issued an order Friday directing Olenn W. Sheren, to show cause Saturday why a temporary receiver should not be appointed. Petition for dissolution of the cor- a receiver i'vu was filed by Glenn E. Pulver, a stock holder, who advised the court that the concern, an automobile sales agency, is insolvent.

Judge Carr previously had named Floyd Baird to act as receiver of the company in order to collect a judgment obtained by Alfred H. Doughty, former mayor. Weather Data A veir ago Friday th weather cloudy vuh precipitation amounting to .0" 1nrh. The ranged lrom 47 lo 7 degrees. liViKTKw eccvrrtng in 1900: the 'owest.

28 d-grees in l3 The sun rises Saturday at 5:15 and aets at 7:53. Temperature Hixhest Thursday owsst Frtiiay morning 33 n-flrienrv 14 (Total excess nomioiiy Tempersture Humidity Noon i 51 7 32 43 7 a. m. 39 57 Yesterday. Precipitation sine? Jan.

1 Treasure al A. M- 'Loral pressure Pea level STATIONS i .39 11 Inches 30 07 inches i I 5 1 ATpena Buira.o Cleveland iDetroit IDuluth EAST LANSING Rapids 'Oreen Bay Kansas City Los Angeles 42 S2 34 42 46 31 BtCidy NE 40 46 36 Clear 46 50 42 Clear 45 53 36 Clear NE 40 56 34 C'oudy fW 39 54 33 Clear NW 3 74 3 Cl-ar NE 44 60 34 Clear SW 46 56 40 Clear 50 52 4 Cloudy SE 56 70 56 Cloudy 40 52 10 C'ear NW 70 84 64 Cl-r SW 46 4 40 Clear 64 44 Clear so aO Cloudv Miami MUaaukee r. j09.New York NW 50 42 Cieai NE 3 54 34 Oar (Pert Arthur Sault Ste. Marie NW 38 48 34 Clear Washington SW 60 44 Cloudy Winnipeg (l fl rum Maximum 54 tleitees -t Phoru Am. uuuinum dcgitca at CucufUt, Onu 13 91 inches .9 inches Si VMotrir and further buslnesi at may proper- published in the State na id mong of cr-ditors paper printed.

Puhllshed i'T Mlchiga. Ma 11, 13 In satd County, and that Dtttt AinROT A. MARSTON in OEOROE A. MARSTON this order to b. Journsl.

a new and circulated uch publication be continued therein least once in each week for six weeks In succession, or that he will cause a copr or thLs order to b- personally served on said non-resident defendant at least twenty days before the time above prescribed for his sppearsnce. Lelsnd W. Carr. Judge. Harry F.

Hlttle. 50 Wilson V. BON IX In Dollars and 1 hirlT-ernnds Pricet By APi Irevury 45-43. 109 1R. S', 46-44.

109.1S "reaiurv 3's. 46-41 109.16 asur 4s. S4-44. 114 0. reaMirv 2Jis.

47-45. 106 3. rr-aMirv ss. 43. 103.18.

rrasurv 3s5. i6-46. 112.50. icasury 3s. 48-46.

107.14. reaj-ury Bonds ts. 52-47. US 14. Irrasurv Bonds 2as.

Sl-48, 104.7. reasury Bonds 2's. 53-45. 101.34. reeEury Bonds 2's.

54-51. 103.5. Bonds 3s. Sd-5l. 106.3.

"reasury Bonds 2'iS, 60-55, 104 1. Bonds 2Js. 59--S6. 102 30. deral Farm Mtg 3s.

47-43. 10.1 57. -crral Farm Mil 2s. 47-43. 104.19.

"dcral Farm Mtg 3'5. 64-44. 106.3. deial Kann Mtg 3s. 49-44.

105 22 'mf Owners Loan 23s. 49-39. 1P2 30. Ownets I-oan 2l 44-42. 103.10.

to( owners Loan 3s. i.3-44. 103 27. EW YOF1K May 11 fAPIRsw sugar unchanged early Friday al 2 75c for lefined was unrhsnscd locally 4 5S4i lor fine granulated mib. a lair lth-ai demand reported.

HK I Attn IH1CAOO. May 13 1 tPl-lARD-Tierces 1.0; loose 37.72; bellies 110 12. SEED OATS SEED POTATOES ALL FIELD SEEDS Hoscoe J. Carl Son It 15 Center St Phone SI91I twn. Bee Ihli one before you buy.

A bargain at (Ml. Rldeoowra Illt.flOOB BANOINO Refmuhlaa. tetrla Michigan Ave phone 54 14 prices expert workaua. Merry Barausn. Bide Lansing.

Michigan, Attorney for pim Na. nrar itt r-rrwr Tti-w rwrrin STATES For the eastern dutrict of Mich- igan, southern division. In the matter of LEE CARROLL MOORE, bankrupt. In bsnkruptcv. To creditors of the above nsmed bank rupt: Notice Is heretrv that on the 14th dsy of April 193.

the ssid Lee Csr roll Moore, of 227 Horton street. In the "jntv of Lansing, county of Ingham and district aforesaid, was duly adjudicated and that a first meeting of of the above nsmed bankrupt iwin be held in the city council chambers, "jcitv hall. Lansing. on Baturdav. the (twentv-first 2lsti.

day of May. Ill, al "fteo llO OOi o'clock In the forenoon, eastern standard time, at which time end place said creditors may attend, prove their i calms, appoint trustee, examine the aankrupt and transact auch other and further business as may properly com i before said meeting ox creditors. Dated at Detroit. Mien May 11. im GEORGE A.

MARSTON and PACT. H. KINO Referees in bankruptcy Federal Bldg ueiroii, tsicnigaa KELLTY AND SPILTH. frr Wartruot. Bauch Biliding Lansing.

Mica. iaUJim-iowrHnf tujpptm, useu very Ultie a customer; who turned it back on a new Cadillac will discount ten car over 1-. and five a new car guarantee. McClln lax-I Cedilla. OAKLAND ine aedan.

heater, good tire. Paint and trpnoiatery. Trunk, runs fine. 3a. Lorens new sated car store.

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