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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-06-04
Travel Over Highway During Last
Month Far Exceeded Number Given
In May Report For Previous Year
Current Figures Reveal
Close To Twenty Thou
sand Passenger Trips;
Collections $19,413

Travel on Overseas Highway
last month scared high above pre-
vious records for May. with 49,
6l3 passenger trips and total col
leciions of $ls,4l3. the road and
toll bridge districts monthly re-
port revealed today.
Passenger trips in both direc-
tions thus exceeded by 4.42s the
figure for May. 1910. when 1875
trips were recorded. and the
months collections showed a.
gain over those for a year ago Of
s4.sso.so.
Collections for the nine months
of the present fiscal year. since
September /, 1910, now have
climbed to 1921, 643.4O. more than
was collected in the entire IL
months of the toll districts first
year, l938-39. The present nine
months total is only $l4,455 less
than the entire years collection of
l03g-4O, when $236,OoB.35 was
collected during the l2-month
period
In the 33 months Of its opera
ton, since September, 1888, the
toll district has collected a grand
total of 69,75i.3i.
Southbound traffic in May con-
fiuued TO exceed northbound
figures, with 1892 passengers and
4.898 cars heading south, and T.
306 passengers and 4,084 cars
heading north. Buses carried r.
O25 passengers in both directions
during the month.
Sundays, as always, were the
big travel days during the month,
with May 10 tday before the start
OF the Red Mems convention here)
the busiest of the month. On that
day. the records show 2l7 north
bnund ears and 262 southbound,
with a total OF 937 passengers go
ing in both directions.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-06-04
CEHRIC BURIED in
new YORK TODAY

NEW YORK. June LESS
than 100 family members and
representatives OF the New York
Yankees today attended funeral
services for Lou Gehrig at
Chriss's Episcopal church on the
outskirts OF New York.
The former Yankee first base
man died Monday, a victim of a
type Of paralysis which forced
him from baseball in 1899,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-06-04
ORY'S BODY TO
BE SENT HOME

The body Of Johnny Joseph
Dry. al. who died yesterday at
sea. viii be shipped BY the Lo-
pea Funeral Establishment TO his
brother in New Orleans
He has q wife in Beaumont,
Texas. and other relatives
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-06-04
PASSES PAPY BILL
VALIDATING BONDS
my Assec,a.ea rrcs.,

Wy HNNWt1FEtU ft
TALLAHASSEE. June A.
Representative PapY intro
duced. and the House passed
lib 1905 validating $40 900 of
Monroe county airport bonds.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-06-04
Easement Signed Granting Navy
Dept. Authority To Lay Water
Pipe Line Within City Limits
Proposed Line To Enter
City AT Roosevelt Boule-
ward, Then Down Eaton
Street To Navy Yard

Everett W. Russell vice chair
man Of the Key West board of
public works. late yesterday aft
ernoon signed the easement
which viii give the navy depart
ment authority to lay en- ls.inch
fresh water pipeline within The
municipal limits Of the city.
Members of the board met on
short notice to grant Russell au-
thoritY to sign as sson as the ease
mept and request for IFS sp-
prevail was received here from W.
,. Woodson. Judge advors's gen
etai OF the navy.
Revealing for The first time ex-
actly how many engineers plan 10
lead the aqueducs through Key
West streets, the easement was
accompanied by phofosiatlc
copy Of i KEY West ssasf,. wi<la the
proposed pipeline marked in.
The line will enter the city from
Stock Island at the intersection Of
Roosevelt boulevard and paster-
son avenue. Following the boule-
ward down the north side Of the
island, the line will turn north %
follow North Beach road 10 Palm
avenue. then swing into Eaton
street 10 Whitehead. where il en-
ters the navy yard
The easement presented here
by Judge Advocate Woodson ii
similar 10 another granted by the
city IN 1910. permitting d four
inch line 10 be laid by the navy for
the use Of the an station.
Explaining that the city grants
authority for The installation and
maintenance Of The fB-inch line.
the easement provides;
Oh The privilege granted here
IN shall be limited SOLELY and ex-
clusively 70 the purposes sfore
said:
~, The f4ap!sr tnavy1 shall d.
the necessary excavation for IN
stallation 81 aaGd water main. and
without interfereuce with present
service water and sewer lines in
The rity's distribution syFtem. re-
placing excavation and paving Is
nearly as practicable 10 original
condition after installation ~ said
water main.
f3l The said water main she'll
be 1T Ill times maintained ~ she
grantee fnavy1 IN al entifely safe
and secure manner without cost
20 the rrantor fcify1
a. The grantee shall not ~
eian this easement ~ any part
theresa. without she wfitsef exsfs.
sent III the afaniof firxt ol,iaine.i;
Isl IN the event thai during tbe
lifr ~ tilig Instrument. any iFs
jslrY III ar death ri persons whom
fC0nffnssed or Page Fsasra
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-06-04
s CHILDREN IN . YEARS

EASLEY. S. c.-Mre ard Mrs.
Thomas A. Blair are parents Of
their third set of twins in nine
years.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-06-04
Legislation introduced Today
For Key West Naval Hospital

BY Assoc Pressl
WASHINGTON, June LEG Among the projects for
isaton Is l5s authorizing $780, the Key West naval hospital
100000 for construction of naval construction of
projects introduced today including buildings
the acquisition land-aing
Affairs committee for an expenditure oil
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-06-04

Key West. Florida. has the
most eQuable climate In the
country; with an average
range of only IL Fahrenheit
Evening star., 1941-03-10
New York Cotton

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, March 1O.-Cotton
futures advanced more than 81 a
bale today with all deliveries again
breaking into new seasonal high
ground.
Senate passage of the lend lease
bill and continued belief that farm
income will be raised this season
provided the stimulus for general
buying movement.
A temporary lull in hedge Of
ferings left the market short Of
contracts causing prices to soar 80
cents to SIPS bale. but prices SUBJ
sequently reacted few points under
local and Southern selling on fear
that the sharp rise might bring about
increased reposSeSsions.
Beginning the final hour values
were ahead II to % points with
March at 1910, July, 1864, and jan
uary, 1047.
Last half hour trading became
very active and prices were bid up
to new highs for the day. Profess
sional covering and belated Wall
Street and trade buying disclosed a
scarcity Of contracts and last prices
were near the days best levels.
Futures closed % TO 33 higher.
Evening star., 1941-03-10
Bond Averages
10 LOW-Yield Bonds.
B. the Associated Press.


NEW YORK. March 10.-Railroad
issues paced a generally rising bond
market today.
Going into the final hour advances
of fractions to more than a point
were well distributed in the carrier
group and there was a Sprinkling Of
larger gains The general list fol-
lowed the leaders at leiSurely gait.
Prospects Of further improvement
in rail finances as loadingS climb in
the usual spring increase in traffic
were cited in brokerage circles as an
influence behind the move.
In recent months, it was noted, the
carrier issues have been quick to
assume leadership of upward swings
in the corporate groups during pc
rlods of market strength.
Among conspicuous gamers were
Colorado e. Southern AIS of $780,
Illinois Central a.. S, Allegheny 5s of
1850, stamped; Nickel Plate 412s,
Wabash Is of 1854 and Western Pa
Cif1c first SIS.
Tagging with slight losses were In
ternational Hydro 6s, Beth
lehem Steel 312s, Portland General
Electric AIS and Consolidated Oil
convertible 312s.
Belgium IS of 1855. on a transfer
of two bonds. jumped 1712 to 7212.
The bonds carried a declaration of
transfer by American holders and
moved into line with the regular
market in Belgian issues.
United States Treasury loans held
firmly in a narrow course.
Evening star., 1941-03-10
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO March 10 Up CU s Dept. of
Agr1culture) .-Sslable hogs, $4,000; total
10000: slow; weights under 230 pounds
mostly steady with Fridays average;
heavier butchers steady to 10 lower: some
bids off more top, 40; bulk. $50 to 240
pounds. 7.65-90. most 24O-270 pound
butchers. 7.50-75: 210-330 pounds gen.
orally 1850; most 400-500 pound pack
ing sows, 615-7.0O; extreme weights down
to $50
Salsble sheep Is. 600: total 90 900; prac-
ticaly no early trading; bidding, 1915
and slightly above on small supply of good
and choice light and handy weight fed
Wooled lambs held at HOO and above;
few choice fed Western ewes steady at +. so
Salable. cattle, 1900; calves. 900;
steer trade generally steady to weak with
weakness mostly on steers with weight,
grading good and choice: best action on
lightweight steers and yearlingS on both
local and outside accounts; largely 9.@5-
1900 trade: few loads to I3.00-50. with
strictly choice around 1.200-pound weights
held above 90, sizable run heifers here.
light-weights steady others weak TO shade
lower with many bids % of: bulk medium
and good grades 9.00-l0.75; load or so
choice koshers held around 70 90: cows
slow, steady; bulls firm with odd heads
vealers weak. practical top 11.50.
Evening star., 1941-03-10
Merger Of CeIanese
And CeNuIoid Corn.
Is Proposed
Holders Will Be Asked
To Approve Plan on
April 9 and 10
Ry tt Associated Press.

NEW YORK, March 10 Stock
holders of Celluloid Corp. and
Celanese Corp. of America were in
formed by proxies of plan to merge
the two companies, uniting assets of
more than $96,000,000. The common
stock of Celluloid already is 81 per
cent owned by Celanese.
Celanese stockholders will be
asked to approve the merger at their
annual meeting April 9; Celluloid
stockholders will vote the following
day.
Celluloid Corp. is regarded as hav-
ing produced the worlds first COM
mercial plaStic-a mixture of nitrate
celluloSe and camphor-in 1868.
Celanese Corp. is one of the largest
producers of cellulose acetate used
by Celluloid Corp. as the raw ma
terial for plastics.
BY the merger Celanese Corp.
would have complete manufacturing
control over about 25,000 applica-
tions for plastics made from Cellu-
loid Corp. materials.
Under the proposal to stockholders,
the merger would be accomplished
by issuance of new per cent pre-
ferred stock and additional common
stock of Celanese in exchange for
common and preferred stock of Gel
lulold, which would be retired
Evening star., 1941-03-10
N. & ST. |. Reorganization
Is Approved byI. {. {.
81 the AssccIated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
The Interstate Commerce Com
mission today approved a plan of re-
organization for the Minneapolis &
St. Louis Railroad Co which includ-
ed authorization TO borrow $4,000,
900 from the Reconstruction Finance
Corp.
The plan provides for operation of
the system by new corporation,
the Minneapolis & St. Louis Rail-
road Corp, which will be owned
by the Minneapolis & ST. Louis
Railway Co. The latter concern was
authorized to issue S4000000 of first
mortgage per cent bonds, s2.O6l,-
500 Of second mortgage income
bonds, series A, and 10000 shares
of common capital stock without
par value.
The new corporation will acquire
as owner 500 miles of line and Will
operate 529 miles.
Evening star., 1941-03-10
Chicago Grain
Py the Associated Press.


CHICAGO, March 10.-Wheat
prices pushed upward almost 2 cents
a bushel again today, extending the
strong recovery move which has been
under way since last Thursday and
has added to 6 cents to values in
four sessions. Current prices are
the highest since January.
After digesting profit taking dur
ing the first half of the session, the
market resumed its upward course
in a renewal of buying attributed
to professional and outside invest
ment as well as consuming sources.
Prospects of an increased loan rate
and gossip about the effect on COM
mOditieS of the lend-leaSe bill con-
tinued to dominate the trade. jap
aneSe interests was reported to have
taken approximately 1000 900 BUSH
els of Pacific Coast wheat over the
past two weeks. Chinese interests
were understood to be in the market
for flour.
Wheat closed 7s-19s higher than
Saturday; May, 86A Is; July, 83 l2-
as; corn, 1s-l2 up; May, 621s-h;
Evening star., 1941-03-10
Dry Goods Market

NEW YORK, March 10 P-Cotton
print cloth mills today were said 10 be
temporarily Withdrawing from the market
Following the substantial business booked
waoL irouiTy Wss nr brosd sen isS, ,,
a strong price situation combined with the
unrelieved delivery condition restricting
actual sales.
Wooden piece goods transactions were
not active as operators held to the side
lines awaiting the outcome of bids sub
chaSeS.
Rayon dealings were confined to buyers
checking quotations. Silk prices remained
mostly nominal
Evening star., 1941-03-10
Borrowing Approved
For Southland Paper
BY tie Associated Press.

LUFKIN, Tex, March 10.-Stock-
holders of the Southland Paper
Mills, Inc, have authorized the di-
rectors to borrow s2,l00,000 from the
Reconstruction Finance Corp. and
sell 100000 in stock expansion.
E. L. Kurth, president, said the
expansion would include construc-
ton of an additional pulp mill and
installation of more grinder capac-
ity Daily capacity is now $50 tons
of news print. 4
Evening star., 1941-03-10
Miscellaneous Markets.

Additional New York markets as COM
piled by the Associated Press.
COFFEE-Spot steady; Santos No 4,
offerings included Santos Bourbon IS and
rs at S.05-40. Santos No. ID" futures
closed t to 5 higher. Sales, 20.25O bags.
March, soon; May, SIN; July, SAN.
Rio No. 7 IA" futures unchanged. No
LEAD-Futures closed / to 2 higher.
Sales, 260,0Q0 pounds. March. 5.65b
May, 6sb; July, 5.70b. No sales in tin
futures.
CoCoA-Futures closed to : higher
Sales. 1885 tons. March 6.76n; May
RAW sILK-Futures closed IL to az
cents higher. Sales, 740 bales. March
2.12l2b. April 2.13: May, 2.73,, -
WOOL TOPS-Futures closed Z to o
Of cent higher. May; 142. Oh; July.
120.3b; OctoberA 117.3; December, 115.5.
Spot tops, l2S.lo
RAW HIDEs-Futures closed 1899 high
er. Sales, 6.160,000 pounds. March,
- 626; june 14;o2b; SeDtember. 14.OI5a05.
CRUDE RUBBER-Futures closed Is to
"a higher. Sales, No. l standard, 90
contracts new, standard, 10. Old. March,
q .45n; May; p .3940. New: July. 2O75.
September. 20.35b. Smoked ribbed. spot,
21 son.
Evening star., 1941-03-10
BottIers PIun Meetino

CINCINNATI, March 10 (SpeciaD
The 1941 meeting of the American
BottlerS of Carbonated Beverages
will be held in Philadelphia on No.
vember 1914, reported Edward
Wagner, association president, upon
his return from a meeting in that
city with officials of the Philadelphia
Convention Bureau.
Evening star., 1941-03-10

IN bankruptcy or receivership or being
reOrganIZed under the Bankruptcy Act. or
securities assumed by such companies.
Rates Of dividends IN the foregoing table
are annual disbursements based on the
last quarterly or SemI-annual declaration
Unless otherwise noted special or extra
dividends are not included
A Also extra or extras Cash or stock.
p Declared or paid so far this year. Z Pay
able in stock, Paid last year Payable
IN Canadian funds Accumulated div
ldends paid or declared this year WV With
warrants wv without warrants war War
rants. Unit of trading less than 100
shares: sales are given in full
Evening star., 1941-03-10
Metal Market

NEW YORK. March 10 lP'.-Copper
ley u 90; export. f:a.s. New York. 1850
forward, 51.50. Lead steady; spot. New
York. 575-S0; East st. Louis. $50 Zinc
steady: East St. Louis spot and forward,
sylvania, "A 90: Buffalo %. 90; Alabama.
I23S. aluminium. virgin 80 per Gent,
Quicksilver. III 7.00-1 1900 nom. Platinum
pure, $500. Chinese wolframite duty
paid. 25,00-26.00. Domestic scheeIite.
24.0O.
Evening star., 1941-03-10
FuIstuff Advertising
Will Be Increased
b. the Associated Press.

OMAHA. Neb., March 10.-Harvey
Beffa of St, Louis, Mo. executive
vice president Of the Falstaff Brew
ing Corporation. announced plans
for an expanded advertising pro-
gram including display advertising
in $50 daily newspapers.
He spoke at a mid-Western sales
meeting. at which Alvin Griesedieck,
corporation president. reported an
increase in 1910 sales and predicted
continued upturn in sales volume
for l94l.
Evening star., 1941-03-10
New PhotofIosh
Lamp Perfected
By 9. E.
BY the Associated Press.

by lhe ASSOCIATED PresS.
CLEVELAND, March 10-General
Electric Co. announced today a
new photoflash lamp which reaches
its peak of intensity in 1-2OOth of
a second-four times faster than a
midget bulb now in use.
The new speed midget" runs its
entire life in 1-100th second.
1t produces less light than the
old midget, but the company said
its flash had been found ample
when used with fast films now avail
able
Evening star., 1941-03-10
Steel Rate 10 Rise
To 9S.9 Per Cent,
Another Record
Institute Report Cites
64.7 Per Cent Pace
Of Year Ago
BY the Associated Press.


mills Of the United States will op-
crate this week at 988 per cent Of
capacity, the American Iron & Steel
Institute predicted today.
This rate is the highest in the his
tory of steel making in the Nation,
on the basis Of present steel capacity.
The new rate is an increase of 1.3
points over the 975 of last week.
A month ago the rate was 971
per cent Of capacity and a year ago,
SAT per cent.
CLEVELAND, March 10 GP.-No
easing of pressure on the steel in
duStry is in sight for the second half
OF l941, and some users have even
implied that they are willing to buy
for 1912 delivery,
This was the appraisal today of
the magazine Steel. which said:
The overall picture is one Of
continuous record breaking buying.
An epidemic Of machinery IA
tlgue' has developed on a mild scale.
Strikes hinder in several areas and
shortages Of certain coating and
alloying materials cut production in
several instances, such as galvanized
sheet manufacture, which has fallen
4 points in a week TO II per cent.
ON the brighter side is the fact
that consumers have places on order
books by now for the major part of
their 1941 requirements, which should
ease future purchasing Moreover,
the United States is merely in a
state of defense rather than actual
war. which means that materials are
being accumulated and not de-
stroyed, hence without need for con-
tinual replenishment, except, Of
course. where eXpOas to Britain are
involved
Some steel users have implied
that they are willing to buy for 1912
delivery, but producers are not yet
ready. Automobile makers surprise
the steel trade by both the long
protracted spell of buying and the
large tonnages constantly purchased,
the buyers perhaps fearing cutting
off of civilian supplies.
Consumers Of forging billets, who
formerly purchased much rerOlling
billet tonnage at s34. mill. no longer
can get rerollers and must pay $40
for forging billets, forcing a Sc per
ton rise in the cost Of many forgings.
Steel ingot production last week
gained l point to 97i2 per cent.
Rises occurred at Pittsburgh by 2
points to 90, Chicago by l to 100 and
Buffalo by 2i2 to 80 Birmingham
dropped 10 points to 90 per cent and
Cincinnati o. to 90. Unchanged
we're: Eastern Pennsylvania. 95;
Wheeling, So: Cleveland, 85; New
England. 90; ST. Louis. 90; Youngs-
town, 81, and Detroit. go
The reviews steelWorks scrap
composite gained cents to reach
s1996.
Evening star., 1941-03-10
Money Market

steady, l per cent; prime commercial pa
per. u per cent. Time loans steady: TO-
80 days. "a; 4-8 months, Ia per cent;
days, 1s-,: ca' per cent: % MONTHS. 1orsq Der
cent: 5-6 months, Sal. per cent. Redis-
count rate, New York Reserve Bank /
per cent.
Evening star., 1941-03-10
New York Suqur

NEW YORK, March 1O.-Domestic su-
Cuban and local trade buying, which was
influenced by strength in outside mar
kets. Late prices were up l TO points:
March, 80; July. 237
World futures, however. weakened after
early steadness and lost u to points
under pressure of LIQUIDATION; July, .76l2;
December. SO
Very little sugar was offered in the
raw market with $50 being asked.
, Refined was firm at unchanged price
basis of 4.75 cents
Hedging and profit taking in the final
half hour cut into early gains, leaving
prices in the domestic contract 1 higher
to / lower.
Futures No. 3 closed l higher to !
Evening star., 1941-03-10
Freight Loudinqs

NEW YORK March 10 lP,-Revenue
freight cars handled by raildoads reporting
today, for the week ended March s in
cluded:
Week Prev. Year
Mar. S. week ago
Baltimore & Ohio 57.116 $3.50 4.O46
Santa Fe---- $4,000 24,7l2 22.7l
Evening star., 1941-03-10
Odd-Lo DEALINGS
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
The Securities Commission reported to-
day these transactions by customers with
odd-lot dealers or specialists on the New
York Stock Exchange for March s: 925
purchases. involving % $40 shares; LOSS
80 short sales, invslving 337 shares.
Evening star., 1941-03-10
COttOnSeed Oil.

Bleachable cottonseed oil futures closed
10 to 70 higher Sales, -3G3 contracts.
March, Is sob; May. 6.95b; July. : .0S, Sep
TENDER, III, October, 7.l9. Bid
Evening star., 1941-03-10
Commodity Prices

NEW YORK, March 10-The Associated
Press weighted wholesale price index of 35
commodities today advanced to 1858.
Previous day. 7s.12: week ago, 77.sO;
month ago, -. SO: year ago. 73.IS.
lq4l. 1910. 1899 1q33-S
High TSS1 1926 1522 aSl4
Low 77O3 6S 50 631S 4I44
U926 average equals 1909
Evening star., 1941-03-10
New Orleans Prices.

NEW ORLEANS. March 10 tF.-Cotton
futures advanced here today to new high
ground for the season after passage Of
the lease-lend bill and influenced by
heavy textile trade and the Strong spot
situation Closing prices were steady rs
Evening star., 1941-03-10

Good mlddIlnE. = 30
Cottonseed oil closed steady BleaChsble
prime summer yellow 6Oa. Prime crude.
5.75. March 6.4Ob May, Sab July,
663. September. 669b: October. Sob.
BID a Asked.
Evening star., 1941-03-10

Eight of the 80 counties in the
Texas Panhandle reported no deaths
from traffic accidents in 1910.
Evening star., 1941-03-10

Standard time was adopted In the
United States at midnight Novefn-
Der 18, 1883.
Evening star., 1941-03-10
Chicago Cash Market.

SnlCAko taSn MARKET.
Cash grain-Wheat No. , hard, o1:
No 2 yellow, hard 81: No. 3 hard, ssh
Corn, No. 3 mixed. 64 No. ! yellow, old,
6512: No. +, 5S34-62; No 3, 57lz-59I4:
No white. 7ol2: No. 3, 6S-6s34: No 4,
s6-6ss; sample grade; white. 50 Oats,
/ mixed, heavy. 3S; No. l mixed. extra
heavy, 3sla; No. ] white, 39-3914 No,
extra heavy, 39l2; No, 3 white 37a4;
pie pie grade. White, 35-35is' Barley, r. malt malt
ing. $685.: nominal; feed: 4s:51: No.
No. , yellow, 95s4-9s: No. 3, 97ss-9S;
No. 4, "a: sample grade, yellow. s6. Field
seed, per hundredweight nominal. Tim
othy, 400; alsike, 9.50-l2 90; fancy, red
top. 7.50-S.00: red clover, S.OO-1 0 90;
sweet clover, 3.50-4.O0
Baltimore Quotations.
BALTIMORE. March 10 LP.-Whest,
No. 3 red, winter, garlicky. spot, domestic.
90; March, 96 Corn 1915.
Winnipeg Prices.
WINNIPEG, March 10 tP1.-Grain range
at princiDal markets
Evening star., 1941-03-10
FOREIGN

DENIM Mt B IS - TX 40 40 40
Guant & W rs 5S A FL 20 Il
Russian 512s y mat y 4 II
WV With warrants XIV Without warrants.
n New. ST (stp) Stamped
Evening star., 1941-03-10
New York Bunk Stocks

NEW YORK. March 10 tP.-National
Association Securities Dealers, Inc:
CLOSING Quotations
Evening star., 1941-03-10
BONDS ON N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
BY private wire direct to The Star.
T R E A S U RY.

FEDERAL FARM MORTGAGE,
3s 1942-47 102.2l 102.2l l02.2l
HOME OWNERS LOAN.
"a 1942-44 102.21 1929 1929
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
So 1880 1919 l0las l0l1s
Evening star., 1941-03-10

Approximately 1,475,OO0 tourists
enter California by motor car each
} year.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-09-15
Hog Declared SmarteSt
Animal Of Barnyard

NoRWALK- DUP Take Ct
from a Huron county, O., farmer.
the hog Is the "smartest" farm
animal.
Glenn Wood, farmer and former
county commissioner, says he has
proved II. A hog, Wood says.
needs only one shock from an cleo
trically charged stock fence TO con
vince him that It is we'll 10 stay
clear.
On the other hand, Wood says,
horses. cows and sheep have to be
shocked several times before they
learn the lesson.