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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
; Major Meat Firms
Announce Pay Raises

CHICAGO. April PINS
Three major meat packing firms
today announced 8 per cent wage
increases for approximately $4,000
employees, a fourth said it probably
will follow suit and a smaller
company gave a similar pay boost
TO its 1000 employees.
The wage increases will affect
$4,000 employees of Wilson and
Company. 1000 employees of Swift
and Company. 10000 employees of
Cudahy. and the 1000 workers in
the Waterloo. Ia. plant of the
Rath Packing Company.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
Forbes
How New Product
Can Win Orders,
Give Many Jobs
BY b. c. FORBES

Here is a most vivid illustra-
ton of how a new and better
product attracts orders and
creates new Jobs: In the last
three years our railroads have
ordered almost three times as
many Diesel locomotives as
they have ordered steam loco
motives. Yet, it is only Is
years since the first one was
built in this country.
One company alone, Electro
Motive Corporation. subsidiary
of General Motors. has supplied
Diesels which operate trains on
regular schedules totaling 90
100000 miles a year.
Yet this modern industry is
only in its infancy. There. are
some 10000 locomotives of all
kinds on American railroads.
contrasted with approximately
I 500 Diesels-leaving enormous
room for growth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
76 Years Old
Guardian Employees Hold
Party for Oldster

Officers and employees of the
Union Guardian Trust Company
Wednesday observed the seventy
sixth birthday of Herbert a. Con-
ner, the oldest member of the
company's staff, with an informal
reception which featured an elab-
crate birthday cake
Conner. who is custodian Of the
company's security vaults. was
born in Exeter, n. H., and he
came TO Detroit in 1925 to set up
the auditing systems of the old
Guardian Trust Company and the
Guardian Detroit Company. He
then became auditor of the two
companies upon their consolidation
and has remained here since.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
Detroit Produce

lrDr No NfI.lI-.r ~ rr.tr. ~ irrp
r,.Itctl,s ~ "a Nci,,osb
e. oEat 80. Nnr,e.rn So Il Sss,t 81
s,arts a., stssi Rcas q tog,i 90 ~.
inch minimum 81 iOif1o s
AspARACi's caIifornia pyranid crates
/ doz. lunches fancy. 50 25427 rs. extra
fancy. s. 75F3. select S3H325. loose
stock medium size 81 25a27s large.
81 75u2; Washington IGN. crates, loose.
punched 5.350 So
ANOCADOS California nats. 12s-24s,
81 So ~ 81. fair quality. 81 p" 40
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
Finds Lack Of Unity

There is a great lack of unity
within the country: HAYES Vs.
haVe-notS, oldSterS vs.. youth,
employers vs.. organized labor.
old dealers vs.. new dealers,
those who want peace vs.. those
who want war, those who want
democracy VS.. those who want
colleetiviSm.
In view of all these conditions,
the following is the general pro-
gram which should now be
adopted for financing defense"
II is to be noted in advance that
all the points are closely inter-
related and that the omission of
any one would greatly endanger
the whole.
Immediately stop all
wastes. Cut out all the old
New Deal vote buying and
mp-priming schemes. Cut out
all new wastes. such as the st.
Lawrence Waterway scheme.
2-At once abandon the use of
the taxing power for the pur-
pose of controlling economic life
and putting across social re-
forms" Use taxes solely 10 in
crease revenue.
Make the government :
long-term intcrest-paying bonds
attractive TO individual investors,
and rely upon such sales of
bonds rather than upon banks
and insurance companies. This
would require most of the other
changes here listed)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
Stocks Generally
Higher in Fairly
Active Trade
International New. Service Wire

NEW YORK, April 24.-The
stock market opened mostly
higher today after yesterdays ad-
vance.
Trading was more active and
Slzeable blocks were frequent in
the early trading. Biggest was
5000 Southern Pacific.
There were some backward
spots. United States Steel was off
slightly. Dow Chemical broke over
? points. Chrysler lost ground.
Bethlehem Steel, Westinghouse
and Howe Sound rose a point each.
Rails were firm and active. Du
Point gained almost a point.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24

boom in the twentieS. II was
necessary TO augment this spe-
cialized production of armament
making tools by utilizing adapt
able existing facilities.
Rlggers' organization attempts
TO help prime contractors find
and train subcontractors with
available men and machines, and
then in turn ii brings would-be
Subcontractors into touch with
the prime contractors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
Marine News
DETROIT


LethbridEe arrived - 20 city Of Toronto
cleared 30. Sonora arrived. Acadialite. ,
lsehn arrived 20, sullivan Bros Is
5 So. Cole $40. r Z. Smith cleAted
g u South Psrk arrived o IS. coralia
arrived 9 40; Diamond Aikali cleared I 80
Backbay. s25. Wolf, s:f5. Fulton, s.55
Huron. II rs. Crescent CITY arrived II 80
Amazon. midnight; Judge Hart. 20 4 m.
Thursday; wes,mouni i.25; Lebanon.
cleared 1;35. Morrow. Angelina 20. Eel
iowcraft arrived as: Clement Ben Ford
cleared , 30; Faifbsirn-Smeston. 4i3;
saracen. ; 20. J. p. Reiss. 5.ta. McCul-
lourh. s 20. L. 8 Gypsum 8 30. Young
SD Wood cleared 40. Hatfield. $40
DOWN Coalhsven. 1855 a m. Wed
assdsy Por1wel ~ % .d m :, g' 5,
Post. los. Reiss Bros Tremaine cleared
10. Peter Reiss. f:25. Murphy, IS,
Cowle. IS; Cambria 2 rs. Hanna Jr
arrived 80; Harvey Brown, 3:25! L. ".
Hin, $50. Gehm cleared g. Mckinney
30; Mead cleared 40, Il. + Jones,
20. Watson. $50; G. A. Thompson. 81
{. S. Robinson 9. Morgan Jr. e35.
Mscoubrey. Coralia cleared 1920. Gallo
way. 1925: South Park cleared II 05 (;
Joliet, II 20; ssuoon, 1880 Wilkinson
Kenors 12.15. Arcturus. 2.45s Collins
10. Rammacher. g. Black. 315, Con-
nelly. 80; Jim Brown. As. La Sale
{ 50. MscNaughton. 1.3J. y, n Taylor
s.. Ireland 6. J l. Reiss. 8 05. shaw
Glenoogie SO, sumatra arrived SO;
Alpena arrived 20. Iseiin cleared 20
Dow Chemical. 725; Torian. 7.35, Sioux,
7155.
SAULT STE. MARIE
TP-Laketon. $50 = m Wednesday .
Goderich. ". a. Ress. 10; GiIlies, Algosoo.
Harmonic IL J. r. Upscns noon. LaEonda.
80 p m . J. F. Walsh g. HoughtOn
MatheWston. Eugene Thomas, Nudge 4 .
Grand Island p Schneider G. ". Schwab
Lehigh 3 Pegasus. Taurus. stifel Norco.
30 Vandoc 9 30: Gilchrist. w J Olcott.
10 30; Fairiske Marquette. II 80 Munson.
Leopold. William Ma Their. midnight /.
Thomas Brit. / a. m. Thursday. Elba
Manuel William Nottingham. 1.30; clyde,
Heron BAY. 2 Sweden ? 30. Bricoldoc
3 80. Myron TAYLOR. 40; Dinkey. 6.
DOWN tackhouse. a. m. Wednes-
day Adristic. IL; Marposs, Magma.
Lehtonen. Florence J.. II 80: J. p. Morgan.
Thomas Walters. noon: S. r. Cement.
II 30 p. m. Brown Beaver. b p. Affeck.
/: 6. Adams 80 Ball Brothers. 2.
Maunaioa. 3: J. r. MeAlpine. s. w ID.
Crawford. u NJ Weir. . = l.. Ford
Bunsen. S: Johnson. Emperor 9 30: Irwin.
10, J. Davidson. 10 30. G. G.-Crawford.
Alberta. II. Corvus, Colonel Pickands,
midnight: Victorious. Finland. a. m.
THURSDAY; Mcpherson, 30; Hennepin.
Kendrick O. Homer Williams. J. h. Nc
Lean. 3. Sellwood. W {. Richardson. 3 30
lap. 5 Stadacons s. r. Way $50. l.. r.
Block Fav- Brown. s Crete Algocen. 40.
Mclean. Odanah 40. Princeton, Zenith
City, Willowbraneh. s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
Most Important

Perhaps most important of
all. no steam schedules in the
world equal those of United
states long-distance Diesel
schedules. while no locomotives
IN any other country even ap-
proach the 95 per cent average
availability record of modern
Diesels.
What a boon it would be were
there TO emerge from our in
Vulnerable industrial and other
research laboratories some new
product or products which would
captivate the public'S magma
ton and lead to vast-scale en-
ployment. UnqueStionably. the
Diesel industry will enjoy I'M
precedented expansion.
Copyright, 1871. by Il. c. Forbes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
Detroit Poultry

LIVE fot IIh
Market steady. hens over ~ his. 2lc,
under ~ lbs. Gle: cocks. lOn i2c. leg
horn hens, ms. and up. 19c; rock spring
ers 4 lbs and up. Csc. under lbs. 23c
leghorn broilers. ~ his and up. zoe
ducks white lbs. and up, iec. rabbits.
lie.
DRESSED POULTRY
Market steady: hens 8 lbs. and up. 23c
hens. 4 lbs to lbs 24c: leghorn hens.
3 lbs. and up 22c: cocks. 14c; rock
springers. az lbs and up. 29c. rock brol-
ers. - lbs and up. 2ic Ions Island
ducklings. isc
EGGS-Market steady; current receipts.
% &c, undergrades, l9c.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
Northwestern Mutual
Sales Show Upturn

MILWAUKEE. April 24.-Thc
Northwestern Mutual Life InSur-
ance Company reports new bust
ness in the first quarter amounted
10 $40 990,i5l as against S45. 656,-
OBJ in like 1910 period. Total in
surance in force March 81 was
So. $50, S32 ,627 a gain OF $46,679,-
SOB compared with a year ago.
Total assets reached a new high of
81 ,573. fSf ,419, an increase OF Slb,-
asa S3l since the first of this year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
Present Army Tank

Today is a momentouS day 10
the Chrysler company and also
10 Detroit The first Army tank,
hand made. the M-3. weighing
% tons and mounting Is MN.
cannon was 10 be turned over
to Gen. Charles NJ. WesSon.
army chief of ordnance, at the
new tank arsenal.
The tank is the present of a
group of Chrysler distributors
and dealers as a token of their
interest in the national defense
program.
The M-3 is the regulation,
medium tank with armor plate
and fully equipped for combat
dirty
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
Livestock Markets


CATTLE Receipts. SOC. market steady:
choice to prime yearlngs, dry fed. S1IuI2.
good TO choice yearlings, dry ted Si0uIl;
fair TO good yearlings dry fed $9dl
good TO choice heavy steers dry fed. 500
Il; fair 10 good heavy steers, dry fed. SO ~
10. good butcher steers and heifers $50
9 IS; fair to good steers and heifefs SsGg.
common butcher cattle. So :. 80. best COWS
81 ~ : 50. good butcher cows x6.J0u7: cut
ter cows, S6H6.50. Gamer cows. 81 So n
as. old rims, 1925 down; best butcher
and heavy bologna bulls 81. y :. medium
weight bologna hulls S7a : so; light com
mon bulls. S6H7. stock hulls. Sc S: good
to choice stockers and feeders. $50 II com
mon 10 fair stockers and feeders. S6q7.50,
mixers and sprineers, $500 90.
VEAL CALNES-Receipts SOC. market
steady; best calves, Sll 30: fair TO good
Sl0al seconds Ssg 9 so. culls and com
mon S5u75O
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receips. 800 :
market steady best clipped lambs Ssd
S %: choice train clips. IS 65 fair to good
skips, SO down best sheep, S4H4 so fair
to good sheep 50 so q ; so. culs and com.
mon. Sl.5O0250
HOGS Receipts 200; market. steady
70 i5c higher Good TO choice 2O0-2S0 lbs
s. so, 230-250 lbs. IS 90. 1sO-2 200 lbs
SIS 20. 250270 lbs. s. 40 27O-3OO lbs
IS 80; heaNies. 3OO-325 lbs IS 20: 325-35O
lbs. Ss.1 $4,000 lbs IS. roughs. s. 25
q So pigs and lights, $7.50a7.75, stays.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
Like British Plan

This service is modelled some
what after the bits and pieces
emergency program IN Great
Britain. which aims 10 bring eN-
IsunC industrial facilities into
immediate use 10 supplement
the specialized armament maxi
ing tools which are limited in
supply. BiCgcrS indicated that
over here. despite the fact that
the machine tool industry out
put this year would be three
times that of any World War
output or any year during the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
Wabash 10 Purchase
5000 Tons Steel Rail

ST. LOUIS. April 24.-The Wa
bash Railway Company will order
5000 tons of new 112-pound steel
rail. together with necessary rail
faSteningS. according 10 an order
entered by Judge Charles B.
Davis in United States District
Court here.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
Spe ciaIized Tools

BigGerS. in giving the back
ground, pointed out that the
tools of the great peacetime
mass production industries are
too specialized to be converted
en- masse to munition production.
However. he said that the gen.
eral purpose tools of smaller and
less efficient plants were less
highly specialized, and could
more readily be converted TO
wartime needs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24

Metal Markets

New York and wholesale nonferrou
metal quotations supplied hy Federated
Metals Division, Detroit Spot 90 per cen
tin nominal. New York 50 Is future tin
81 so. lake grade copper delivered Md
west II. electrolytic spot smelter. u &
u SO. casting copper. y % St LOUIS lead
p 20. 81 Louis zinc 25. New York anti
mony. IL virgin aluminium. Il.
Tin quiet Copper and zinc. moderate
Export copper II resale - Lead active
An'imony quiet. Free sterling exchange
81 or.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
Week S Car Loadinqs
Approach 100000

NEW YORK. April 24.-Load-
inCS Of railroad freight last week
arc estimated 10 have risen to APP
proNimately SOS. 900 cars from 679.-
SOS IN The preceding week. a year
ago IOadlngS were 62S. 342 cars.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24

Measured by horsepower. the
advances made by Diesels are
far more striking.
Four companies today are
major factors in the business:
Electro-M Motive, American Loco
motive. Baldwin. General Elec-
trio. The first leads. Since it
made lis first delivery in 1884
II has furnished 81 per cent of
the units and "a per cent of the
horsepower. DieSelS today are
supplied in various sizes and for
various purposes - switching.
passenger, freight, etc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
& HICAGO

CHICAGO. April 23.-GNs)-HOGS-
cepis, Is. 500, market 1Oc 10 l5c higher
holdovefs. 1000; top. S. 90 hulk. IS 90 "a
so, heavies. S. fOHs.7O mediums SIS so
n 80, lights, IS. 40 ~ so light lights
Ss.25 u g. so, packing sows, S75Ousl0;
pigs, SIS 5OI725.
CATTLE Receipts, 2 900: market
steady. Calves - Receipts, 500. market
steady: beef steers. choice. Si1 50a IA 80 (,
medium Ssu1I. 50. yearines IS 25pli.50.
butchers: heifers, 81 50H y. cows. So. 758
SIS: hulls, So so II Q 30. calves. S6N II so.
feeders, S7I III. stockers: steers. 81 y II p
COWS and heifeFs. 50 56r9.7j
SHEEP Receipts 9 500. market steady
lambs Sl0GlO S.. common - ~ 10. SPRING
ers S1i0i2. yearlings, Ssa9. feeders, 50
If 10: ewes, S5H7.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
Toronto Stocks

Quotations supplied nv Bongard Co
Windsor. Prices in cents. II a. m quo
tations:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
More Every Year

Every year sees further dis
placement of steam-d ive e
engines by Diesels. Thus:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
PITTSBI RICH

PITTSBURGH April 23.- GNSi-CAT-
TIE Receipts IS; market STEADY, except
CSC lower on some classes Of cows. steers.
choice. 81 a12. medium 20 good. Sion II /:
common. 81 500 10: heifers. medium 70
good, $50 9 50. common, 50 IS - 25 cows.
medium 10 good. S625H7. Gamers and
cuttres 800 6.25s bulls, good TO choice,
SIS 25g925. common TO medium. So % y
HOGS Receipts. 700. market active and
10c higher. 16u-1s0 lbs $ 50 d :. Is. ls0-
22O lbs. Ss75as s.. 220-250 ms, Sc son
SIS. 250-2q0 his. s. % so; 100-i50
lbs STns25; roughs. S7a 80. rail hogs.
sHEEP-Reccipts. 100: market. steady.
Choice lambs 50 2sa 30. medium to good,
Ssas so; common lambs. S5N6. ewes,
So .5oHf. wethers. $4,000; spring lambs
SlIH13
CALVES Receipts 100 market. active.
soc higher choice calves. Good 10 choice.
S11m12. medium. Ssas; culIs and com
mon $iq7.
EAST BUFFALO
EAST BUFFALO. y y. April % -
UNSl HOGS Receipts POO. active. 25a
Bic higher: good and choice igO-220 lbs
50 25. trucked-ins, l70.23o los, $3.50 =
CATTLE Receipts. 200: cows and bulls.
steady: bulls strong cutter and common.
s. 6lH6 -: Gamers. 50 65U 81 light
weight sausage bulls, Se.jo97, steers.
CALVES Receipts. 100. vealers slow
weak TO 25c lower. good and choice. mainly
5000. spauugIy. $ll. common and me
SHEEP Receipts 500: lamb marke, not
established. asking steady, bidding lover.
good and choice. s5n aj-lb. ted westerns
held Sl0s5.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
FOREIGN Exchange


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The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-11-20
PROCEEDINGS Or BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
HOLMES COUNTY MISSISSIPPI

1910; Ark. Fuel Oil Co. 1892; Gulf
Serv. Station $500; Miss. TT. & Eqp.
Co. 678.45; Clement Sudbeck 200;
A.. C. Autry 200; H. A. Norwood
1.60; Mrs. Mildred Holmes 1.50;
Jesse Mcbride 200; w. d. Truitt
$4,000; Glen McNeer 10000; G. F.
wilkins $500; Concrete Gravel Co.
140.6O; Same 218.40; Southern Ep-
uipment Sales 54.01; Miss. Culvert &
Mchy. Co. 117.18; Beat One 31,75;
w. A. Ramsey, Sheriff 800; Miss.
Culvert & Mchy. Co. 34.68; Stan
dard Oil Co. 38.11; Red T. Oil Co.
1927; Miss. TT. and Eqp. Co. 1852;
Hanco Oil & Grease Co 96.70; Miss.
Culvert 4 Mchy. Co. 3.31; Miss.
L~ubricating Co. 201.96; Miss. Cul-
vert & Mchy. Co. 92.08; Red T. Oil
Co. 91.32; Same 51.99; Miss. TT.
& Eqp. Co. All; Standard Oil Co.
3S.11; Miss. Tr. & Eqp. Co. 6.79;
Memphis Tractor Co. 1880; Texaco
Service Station 800;
1t is hereby ordered that the fol-
lowing accounts be allowed payable
out Of Separate Road District Pick
ens-Richland, for Salaries, Labor,
Supplies and etc, as follows:
Standard Oil Co. 1923; T. Z.
Murtagh 212.77; Pickeps Motor Co.
$40; Miss. Tr. & Eqp. Company
1891; Same 1870; Richland Mill
Store 80.
1t is hereby ordered that the fol-
lowing account be allowed payable
out of Separate Road District No. 3,
for Salaries, Labor, Supplies and
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-11-20
21.75; Same $3.50; Tom L. Kesehinss

21.75; Same $3.50; Tom L. Ketehinc
& Co. 1416; Same 21.67; Dement,
Printing Co. 1868; Peoples Drug
Store LIZ; Dement, Printing Co.
1881; Lexington Advertiser 1900;
Durant News 1900; Tom L. Ket-
chings sos; Lawrence Printing 20.
62.36; Tom L. ketehings Co. 3i.l8;
Dement, Printing Co. 1878; Carl +.
Drake 5000; J. N. Nesmith 10000;
Lexington Advertiser 1870; ) Same
1851; Tucker Printing House 1880;
Mrs. Jennie Thweatt 150.55; Swim
ney Hdwe. Co. so; Shaddock-k Kim
brough Co. TIA; Durant News 1900,
Same $50; Heinrich Drug Store
4.85; City of Lexington $50; Wes-
tern Auto Assoc. $50; B. S. Beal
so; o. L. Ellison $40; B. s. Beall
800; The Flax Co. 800; Henry Ice
e. Coal Co. 1900; Tom L. Ketchingb
Co. 64.71; T. M. Williams, Jr. 5000;
w. A. Ramsey, Sheriff 1898;
Minnie p. Jordan 430.50; Miss Pearl
Mcclellan 10000; Love Wagon Co
1881; o. L. Ellison 1.27; Or. v.
l.. Richards 800; Daisey Anderson
$500; R. G. Rhyme 100; J. R. Joyce
1920; M. Howard 1870; B. R.
Hammett Ais; B. H. Davis 4.10; 9.
D. McCaleb 1880; w. A. Ramsey
800;
1t is hereby ordered that the fol-
lowing accounts be allowed payable
out of Miscellaneous Fund, for Sal
aries, Labor, Supplies and etc. -
follows: Road Three 10000; C. 8.
Harrell 1000; C. S. Harrell 10.00i
Holmes Co. Community Hospital
10000; Health Dept. 675.00; Dr.. w.
C. Smith 1880; DR.. Chester Farmer
1900; DR.. j. ]. Kazar $500; Dr..
P. M. Smith $3.50; Montgomery
Plantation 5000; Frank Wyatt Gwin
$500; w. L. Singleton 500; Doro-
thy McBee 229.16; Ruth Holloman
Continued on page Six)
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-11-20

etc. Otto Wallis 5000; Hermey Ables
1000; Raft Hartheock 1000; Os-
a Rogers 1000; Bilbo Marshall
1000: Ed Winstead 1000; Gilbert
Shannon 1850; Warren Wallis 7.5O;
Willie Miller 1000; Claude Ellison
4 ZOO; Ted Upshaw 1925; Bill Ed
wards 1000; H. c. Brock 1000;
Lewis Ellison TOO; T. E. Murtagh
500; E g. N Product 1854; Same
2O.67; J. A. Carpenter 1900; STAN
dard D%isinfectant Co. 5.95; Lucas :
Marlborough 4.84; Yazoo Valley
Elec. Valley Power 11.38; Terrys
Garage $40; Humphrey-O'Reilly Co.
42.5s; Ebenezer Cash Store 1OO.35 /;
w. A. Ramsey Sheriff 100; Same
800; Earl Covington 1O.47; Miss.
Tr. and Eqp. Co. 1925; Planters
Hardware Co. 1.24; Standard Oil
Co. 1861; Miss. Oil Co. 43.76; Sou
thern Eqp. Sales $1,000; T. J. Brown
Jr. 800; Miss. Road Supply Co. $50;
Miss. Foundry 4 Mich. Co. 2.o4; Miss
TT. & Eqp. Co. 10000; Planters
Hdwe. Co. 9.33; Buford TT. & Imp.
Co. 80; Southern Supply Co. 144.s9;
The Fircher Co. liz; Miss. Tr. 4
Eqp. Co. 10000; Hanco Oil and
Grease Co. 1882; Southern Supply
House 61.81; Southern Equip Sales
1888; Pickens Motor Co. 40.01 ;
Pickens Motor Co. 171.49; Pickens
Motor Co. 24.47; Same $40; Wea-
thersby Chew. Co. 1880; The Fin
cher Co. 1872; 555 Tire & Service
Co. 50.84; Presley Chew. Co. 89.41;
Firestone Ser. st. 1920; Mrs. Am.
Haffey $500; O. L. Ellison 1000;
1t is hereby ordered that the fol-
lowing accounts be allowed payable
out of Separate Road District No. a,
for Salaries, Labor, Supplies and etc.
r. C. Causey 5000; E. E. Carpen-
ter $500; Alton Terrell 5000; VIM.
Roof Sr. 55.75; Tchula Hdwe Co.
2.55; w. A. Ramsey 200; Barr-Gwin
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-11-20

1924; Skunk Mfg. Co. $3.50; E &
N Products 21O.96; Tchula Hdwe. Co.
3.24; Lion Oil Refining Co. 1886;
Miss. TT. & Eqp. Co. S5.71; Yazoo
Machine Works 1920; j. A. Car
penter $500; Bay City Shovels
95.17;
1t is hereby ordered that the fol-
lowing accounts be allowed payable
out of Separate Road District No.
s, Cruger, for Salaries, Labor, Sup
plies and etc. Jack Simmons 5000;
Walter Hays 27.0O; Eugene Roose-
welt $500; Joe Dawson 5000; Wood
row Nails $3.50; Henry Ramsey 4.50;
Arthur Ramsey 800; George Meeks
LOO; Charlie Archer $50; Lucy N.
Cox 1000; Joyce Cox 1000; Lion
Service Station 24.70; E. J. Shop
pard 1880; A. B. Archer 4.79; Lion
Oil Refining Co. 61.78; Tchula Au-
tomotive Service Sal; Henderson &
Balm Hdwe. 50.s5; Road Supply Co.
1882; Lion Oil Refining Co. 61.7S;
Griffin Chev. Co. 1926; Tchula
Hardware Co. 3.13; s. r. Buchanan
$3.50; Tchula Hardware Co. I'LL;
It is hereby ordered that the fol-
lowing accounts be allowed payable
out Of Separate Road District No. s,
Tchula, for Salaries, Labor, Supplies
and etc. Henry Todd 44.00; Sylves-
ter Dodd 1900; J. B. Smith 1900;
Jim Eubanks 1900; Walter Hoskins
42.OO; C. E. S~huttleworth 1880;
w. f. Jones, est. 1000; C. E.
Shuttleworth 2.39; E. ]. Sheppard
$3.50; Moss. Motor Co. 6.28; Tchula
Hardware Co. 500; Southern Sup
ply House 171.85; Baine Hdwe Co.
$50; Skunk Mfg. Co. 1920; A. p.
Lindsey 1890; Cullander Mchy. Co.
S.93; Lion Serv. Station 1903;
It is hereby ordered that the fol-
lowing accounts be allowed payable
out of County Fund for Salaries, La
Dor, Supplies, and etc., as follows:
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-11-20
H. H. Johnson 5000; Pat N. Bar

H. H. Johnson 5000; Pat NJ. Bar
rett 10000; Ed. K~imbrough $500;
Durant Library 10000; Charles S.
Bowie 1000; Mrs. Irene Money
$500; Miss Winifred Mcintyre
5000; Pat M. Barrett $500; Miss.
Power 4 Light Co. 1893; City of
1851 1. w. Carson 1866;
Ernestine Albin 1000; w. R. Thomp-
son $500; B. H. Cooper $500; Ruff
& Watson 1000; 1. w. Carson, Agt.
4.61; Ellen Scale 10000 Lodge No.
"a, $500; wilma B. Tate $500; II.
w. Watson 5000; Sou. Bell Tel &
Tel Co. 2.32; Miss. Power & Light
Co. 1.73; Office Supply Co. 6.94;
Jackson Typewriter Co. 800; Lex
ington Advertiser 5.25; Lexington
Lumber Co. 90; C. C. Pahlen 1000;
Texaco Service Station AGO; L. w.
Rabb 1920; C. C. Pahlen 500; Sou.
Bell Tel & Tel Co. 500; Jackson
Typewriter Co. 800; The Fincher
Co. Las; Peoples Drug Store ~;
Lexington Advertiser .75; Lewis
Grocer Co. $40; Denton s. Rosa
mond 1858; Mrs. G. B. Rutledge
1900; Denton S. Rosamond 800;
Parham H. williams 1880; Same
1890; w. A. Ramsey, Sheriff 7.2O;
j.. M. Tate 100; S. B. Taylor 100;
M. H. Cade 100; Parham H. Will
liams, Clerk 1890; W. A. Ramsey
Sheriff 7.20; j. K. Tate 100; C. L.
Hathcock LOO; S. L. White 100;
Parham H. Williams, Clerk 1850;
w. A. Ramsey, Sheriff 7.20; DR..
R. NJ. Stephenson 500; F. A. Petty
LOO; S. L. White 100; j. B. Herrin
LOO; W. A. Ramsey, Sheriff 230.50;
E & N Products 48.85; Lexington
Lumber Co. 1862; Peoples Serv.
Station sol; Tayloe Paper Co. 26.43;
The Fincher Co. 50.2S; The Fincher
Co. 1.36; Nation al Laboratories
$3.50; w. A. Ramsey, Sheriff 1922;
w. A. Ramsey, Sheriff 100; Same