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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16
Livestock Markets

CATTLE Receipts. goo market steady !.
choice 10 prime yearlings. dry fed SIN
u 80 extra good yearlnRs dry fed. 50 70
TO- good to choice yearlngs. dry FED. S9p
n II good To choice heavy steers drY fed.
xi09 n, far 10 good heavy steers, dry
fed, 500 10 ) good butcher steers ana heif-
ers SSns 10 fair 10 good steers and
heifers. Ssa9. common butcher cattle. So
20 7 80. best cows. 81 . : 50. good butcher
cows, t6 .25d6.f5; cutter cows s. 7'P
3 %. Gamer COWS 81. 30 ~ 8 70 old rims.
81 rs down. best light butcher bulls 81 Is
as rs best heavyweight bologna 81 IS ~
%, medium weight bologna bulls. 81 rs
~ 7.I5. light common buns, Ssl7. stock
bulls. SOS good to choice stockers and
feeders. $Sa11: common TO fair stockers
and feeders, s69750: mixers and spring
VEAL CALVES Receipts. 500. market.
SOC lower; best calves S12; fair 10 good
$40 II so: seconds, 50 10. eulls apd com
mon S6Ts 50
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts 1000
market. clipped lambs. steady. wool lambs.
steady 90 2jc lower Best wool lambs
$40. 75all: fair to good wool lambs. 50 so
n 10 so best clipped lambs $3.50, few
choice. IS IS; best clipped sheep So; best
81 50Q 5 so. culs and common. 81 90 q
$50
Receipts. 700; market steady 10
10c lower good and choice 200 70 $50
lbs. $3.50: 23O to 25O lbs IS so; $50 to
200 lbs. Sos; $50 10 go his. IS IS; 270
10 300 lbs IS 25. heavies 300 to 325 ms .
$50. 325 to $50 lbs. IS: $50 10 $50 lbs
S7e0 roughs S7.25 I so; lights. s.. Is .
5; PIGS. $40; stays Sc. so.
PITTSBURGH
PITTsBURGH. April IS. - GNsl r.
CATTLE Receipts Is. active ana steady
steers. choice 81 25a u 25 medium TO
good Si02591 II 25s common s7754 10 %;
heifers medium 70 good. S Is - 9 Is. COM
mon IS 25ds25; cows. medium 20 good
S825u7.25, Gamers and cutters. $500
s IS bulls. good ID choice. Ss.25ae .25.
common 10 medium So > n rs
HOGS Receipts. 500. slow AZ steady
ms. Ss.75as 20; 220-25O lbs. IS 5Oas 90 /;
250-2q0 lbs Ss 25n $500 100-15O lbs. STa
s25 roughs 81 80.
SHEEP Receipts $50; steady and 15c
medium Df to good. clipped $3.50 90 com
mon lambs. clipped. S5a6. ewes clipped.
50. 75n425; wethers, clipped. Sf.50d S;
choice wool lambs. S11 25d1175 Spring
lambs slidi3. wool wethers. x3g750.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO. April i5.-GNs) HOGS
Receipts 10 500 market steady. i0c lower
FOLLOWERS ? 900 top IS go; bulk IS 50ff
8 SIS. heaWes IS p s. so mediums s. 50
~ 90. lights. 81 40as 50; light lights
IS 25ns IS. paeking sows, SSOns l5'
GATHER 500; msrke,
steady calves. receipts j 500 market
steady Beef steers. choice. sill 80 ~ "A Is.
medium Ss1li so yearlings Ss.25 ~
~ 50. Butchers. heifers 81 80 y -. cows
a II. stockers; steers. S7q %; cows and
heifers. 81. 50as.75.
sHFEP-Receipts 5. 500; market steady:
lambs xiO.75q II rs. common. Sl0H 1918
sprinEers llni2. yearlings. $500 - rs;
feeders 50 q 10. ewes, $50 $50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16

BEANS iorlda gu hampers, valentines.
wax. fat type, So so a 3.75. poorer, low as
BEETs-Texas, "a crates. 3-3A dor.
81 % 40.
BRoCCoLI-Pony crates 1882 bchs.
California 50. IS n B. 90. Texas, S3.25n 3 35.
. CABBAGE--Los Angeles crates round
type, Texas. 50 so. mostly S2.25; ordi-
nary to fair quality and condition, 81 rs.
\ crates, si.25; fair condition, soe q 81 ;
corn crates. SIPS y crates, Savoy type.
sl.25: Florida ! y bu hampers, round type,
$3.50: poorer, low Soc
CARROTS-Los Angeles crates, doz.
California 81 So 2.e6. mostly 81 So;
doz, ordinary quality, Sl.50; u crates, 4
dog, Si.l5u125
CAULIFLoWER-can pony crates.
i2s and larger. 50 lO0225
CELERY-Florida Golden Heart. 16-inch
crates. trimmed tops, dos, 81 25442- 80;
doz S2Q2.75: S doz. seas 10 doz. ~
3; ks. s2a275.
-LETTUCE-LQs Angeles crates, iceberg
type, Arizona, Phoenix and Mesa district.
doz.. Sii5u5; 5 doz.. S405; ordinary
quahty S3.5Ou 49, doz. fair quality
LEAF LETTUCE Hothouse. 1o-io bss.
kets Ohio. Use. Michigan. 75a s5c.
ONiONS-5O-l0. sacks u. 5. No. 1
sweet Spanish 3-inch and larger. Colorado.
- rs. u. s. No yellows Minnesota 700
inches and larger; very Few sales. 81 40
Michigan sec ? inches and larger. 81 20H
!. 80, mostly i25 7oer inches and
larger, Sl.l5. eOso inches and larger. $50
---Sl--
ONION sETs-s2.lb sacks Illinois yell
lows, S1.45sl 50. whites. Sl.45uI6O
POTATOES-U s No. / l00-ib sacks.
unless Otherwise stated. Idahh Russet Bur
banks. $3.50 100. very few So i0-lb.
sacks, p q 22c; bales 90 l0-lb sacks
50 l5s-various varieties Maine 81 so q / 70 .
y inch minimum S175 15-lb. sacks.
20 a Csc mostly 26c; 50-lb sacks Katah-
dins. SOC. Wisconsin Katshdins, asa
40: Minnesota Cobblers. Sl25. washed.
Sl.35 = / 40: North Dakota Cohhlers 81 30
certified seed Cobblers. SI.75I1S5; Ne
braska Wyoming washed Triumphs 81 5OG
s.. few 81. IS: poor color low as 81 %:
50-lb sacks SlaI.1O; Michigan Russet
Rurals. Slai.10. Chippewas. 81 201I25.
Cobblers Sl.20a125. L. p. Green Noun
tains, 81 450i.5o; 18Th. sacks, 24t4c New
stock. Florida bushe crates L s No !
Triumphs. 81 s0u l.S5 fair quality. 81 90 "a
triumphs 81 500 1.75. mostly 81 30 ~ So
California 51-lb. sacks &. 5 No ! washed
Long Whites. 81 50
RHUBARB - Michigan dollhouse 50-lo.
cases Choice. 81 80. fancy So 80
RUTABAGAs - Canada. 5o-Ib SACKS
wsNed S5ne5c
. sHALLOTs- Louisiana hbls 20 don
hchs IS. fair uuafIty and condition $3.50
a 7 erts. doz., 81 Is.
SPINACH-Texas bu bkts. Savoy type
20 q e0c. mostly 75c; flat type s5c Viz
binary to fair quality and condition, low
as 25c.
BERRIEs-Louisiana 24-pt crts
Klondykes 3 50G4.25.
ToMAToEs-10-lo. ctns repks.. s1.45d
| so. small sizes. 81 rs q l35.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16
Economic Curve Up

All indications are that our
industrial and general economic
curve will rise farther and re-
employment embrace additional
millions.
Solid brains and strong hands
are needed at the price the in
flation throttle in Washington.
Copyright. 1871. b. B. &. Forbes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16
Morale Question

This raises the question Of
German morale. The Nazis ia
vor blitzkriegS. or quick actions,
because they recognize that at
some point the German people
may tire of going without the
fruits of their enhanced pro-
ductivity.
In setting up batting aver
ages of the relative military
strength of peoples. it is neces-
Sary 10 be guided by physical
things, such as guns, tanks.
planes and ships, rather than by
monetary expenditures. In ac-
tual warfare, an adequate array
Of ornaments IS whatever IL
takes TO beat the enemy. No
other quotas make sense.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16
Explains Why Germany
Doesn't Collapse

United States. This latter fact Is
due not only 10 war pressure TO
get every bit of man power and
woman power into the war eff
fort but also partially to the
German apprentice system,
which inducts more youths into
industry, and at lower average
than IL the case In the United
States"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16
Fruehauf Catslog

II YOU use trailers in your
business you'll want to look
over the new Fruehalf catalOg
that's Just out.
The i0-page edition i printed
in four colors and shows not
onlv "a full line Of body types
hut also carries descriptive mat
ter on the new stainless steel
vans and Information on cut
awa1s, optional equipment, etc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16
Detroit Poultry

Market. steady hens over p lbs. 21c:
under 81 lbs. 21ca cocks, I0q i2e leg
horn hens. , ms and up lsc: rock spring
ers. MS and up Csc under ms. 23c
Ieghorn broHers. -, lbs and up. zoe ca
pons lbs and up 27c under : lbs 23c
ducks white > lbs and up. iss rahbits
i2r
EGgs Market steady. current receipts
Nc, Hnosrgrades. IsHGifha
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16
Easter Retail Trade
Scars in New York

NEW YORK, April 16.-Depart-
ment store sales in the New York
and Brooklyn area in the week
ended April II increased Is per
cent over a year ago, according to
a preliminary report issued by the
New York Federal Reserve Bank.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16

h r Keller.
pre- ldent. He
told Stockhold-
crs al annual
meeting NeSter-
day that this
was hig h cs I
sales rate ever
experienced by
I h q corpora
ton.
= 70 duCtion
now is running
a b gu { 5000
units a day or
at practical ca
paclty. he said
we viii
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16

Graphs
ChrysIer Setting
Sales Marks; Keller
Fears Shortages

Retail sales OF Chpsler Corpo-
ration haye been ruUUTTTE n - e
OF around 5000 units a week for
past three weeks according to
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16

Speakers al the meeting in
cluded S. B. CoGhrane. regional
manager from the Studebaker fac
tory: Clayton Lewis. Detroit dis
trlct sales manager. and naturally
Pat himself.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16
Automatic File

Here's a handy little tool that's
already proving a big tlme-Saver
throughout the auto and allied m
dustries Its called the Multl-Pur-
pose Tool and is produced by the
II &. II Research Company for pre-
lL.Intl IIit1.. M.nrE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16
A. VI. Castle & Co. declared the

usual extra dividend of Is cents
and a regular quarterly dividend
of % cents. both payable May 10,
10 stock of record April 30. Also
declared was an extra dividend Of
25 cents and a quarterly dividend
of Is cents. both payable August
10 to stock of record July 30.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16

----ll s --' H
stHnzmz. >,--.+i--fH RsiiE4lad "a
ports for the two months ended February
= a ret income OF Slq7. 22s equal under
he participating provisions Of ne shares
- s. cents a share on combined ht.e0t
stock and $50 500 shares Of ordinary
stock both Of $50 par This compares
With a ret income Of S6as2i4, equal AFTER
preferred dividends, 10 ~ cents share on
ordinary stock in the first two months OF
1880.
white Sewing Machine Corporation and
subsidiaries report for the year ended De
cerher 81 a ret income Of S674 SEQ after
depreciation. interest FEDERAL income taxes
and provision OF SIS 500 for excess pronts
ba1es. This compares with net pfoht M
1888 Of $500. s57
Mead Corporation and subsidiaries report
flf - weeks ended March p q net ploti /
~ 1862 oa7 eousi. after preferred DIVIDEND
-equirements to 81 cents = snare .n -.
900 shares of common. against S35ftai J. or
b ce4s8S- .sAsre, 90. 6ie.374 common shares
fr- The Il weeks ended March -. 1880.
Barksr BROTHERS Corporation reports for
fee quarter ended March s net PROFIT "i
SOS ala equal after preferred of ieena
rroufrernentg 90 IS cents q common snare,
zeslnst g4l ass or g. cents a share Ia u
fer cent preferred of $50 par 10 the Match
quarter OF 1870.
Duluth. south shore and Atlantic Railv ay
shows a net loss Of 1881 4sa 10 1850.
arsinst a net loss Of Ss45.05i in 1889.
MacAndrews Forbes Company reports
Tor the quarter ended March 81 a net profit
~ 1922 sOz after federal income and eN-
cess proAts taxes etc. equal after dividend
require neuts on 8 per cent preferred. 70 os
cents a common share against S2lt fsb,
or 81 cents q common share in the March
quarter Of 1870.
Suprrheater Company. exclusive ~ IT,
e1a-ir- ende4 Wareh en- shows 30. pfstIt
1T Ssa4 FiD after fedora income and ssee-.
frrHfs taxes etc. against $3.50 SIS "a the
Nr1-h quarter % 1tfn
NlsRuc coast line Railroad shows Tor
f1r lG--ss1.1ths endet February p nf
income n 50 39s 2sf equal e. 81 ~ q snare
en common against S6sts3s r 81 cents
I'm common IN me lq4o period Feh-uar nor
.rcnns vas Ssfa eff compared With Aift
st1 IN February, 1870.
Atehisou. Topeka and santa Fe Railway
Srrlem reports for the tao months ended
February - net incouis Of Si.7ee 300
equal t0 81 cents share on common
period Feo-usr ret income vas Sefq 16f
compared With net ioss Of Saa6 es9 ln
Fenruar 1870.
49, -
~, 90 e. 10 r..5 80,
- 900 - a. -
-.-..... -
common ID s'e t+s''h
-. ,-- ,-.......,- -. - ,.,
tst''n 'NpP- II. - - -. 10
-. 49, - .s.... 49,.
s'9' ~. 49, -
$50.
ccmasfsd @,in 80 s3a - 80 ~ esn'' snare
IN enc Natsh N~ai ~ '' 43'
. 80 "a
'nn-"ilaat'o ~if" .l - -
"H' '~ita --5e. p,
nC1iz. enae1 ,..
ffrf 10 e3sa a ri
n preferred ". si.'e s'''' 10
h
"a .t..ttt
HrftsniilF >l'tsS - az
1855 ne. f'
49, 49,. ........
.... F.. b.,
H-@ -t. eI 1+.44 '.ii4''
fteeeaas YEAR
- -. IN,
The rep<ft ~ iht'fua ii''nat ~ .
Power ION ghhs alH t'
scar fnled llrcffatf - Hi'."H
of 81 go 81 stts- .1iefe, .-..,-.
1epreeia .1r. dfHei i,aes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16
Honor
Drafted
Head

NEW YORK. April 16.-William
Nice. Martin Jr- retiring president
of the New York Stock Exchange
who enters the army for a year
service today. was presented with
an Illuminated scroll by employees
OF the exchange yesterday after
noon.
The scroll. expressing apprecia-
ton and admiration Tor Martin S
gallant leadership under the most
trying conditions. was presented
by the employees IN recognition OF
Martin efforts 10 improve the
service and increase the public
understanding of the functions OF
the Stock Exchange
Martin WAS guest of honor at a
of executives Of the ex-
change and was presented with an
engraved desk set.
He enters the army as a private
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16

Ferro Enamel Corporation de-
clated a dividend of p cents. pay
able June 20. 10 stock of record
June >. A similar dividend was
paid on March 20.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16
Merchants and MANUFACTURES

Insurance Company of New York
declared a regular quarterly div
dend of 10 cents payable April 30
TO stock OF record April p.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16

Notice in the picture that the
rpc.pfocatlng action In the head
Goes away WITH aIl arm movement
when filing fat surfaces. The only
movement here is shown hy The
blur 81 tae iiie In The chuck
They rr manufactured m two
stroke lengths three-cigh's and
onC-eghth OF an inch.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16
Dividends

American Chain and Gable Com
pany. Inc. declared a dividend Of
40 cents on common, payable June
-. to stock of record June ). The
same amount was paid on March
Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16

Cherry Burrell Corporation de
clared a dividend OF = cents on
common payable April 30. TO stock
of record April "a The same
amount was paid January 81 last
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16
Eaton S Isl Quarter
Net Near Million

Tho Eaton Manufacturing Com
pany and subsidiaries report for
the quarter ended March 81. a net
profit Of S9S2.7l2. equal 10 S1.3s
a share. against 1897. SIS or S1.33
a share for the March quarter Of
1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16
Detroit Produce

APPLES Michigan bu crates "a inch
minimum, Delicious. S1.4001.50. Mcin-
tosh, Sl.25a1 so. Northern Spys, S1.25a
40. - Inch minimum, $3.50. Starks. 81 +;
steele Reds, Sl.254l.50. "a inch, S1.10a
lis.
ARAGUs-California pyramid crates,
I dor bchs extra select, So rs n 3. so: select.
SO y so; extra fancy. $50 3 IS: fancy. 50 rs
1925, loose stock medium size. So
lis. ordinary quality, 50. showing decay,
as low as 81
CADOs-Calif0rnia fats, 14s-30s,
81 65a 90; fair quality. $3.50 I 80.
BEANS--Florida bu hampers. Valentines.
wax. fat type, 50. so a 3.75 poorer. low as
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16

alared a dividend Of 80 cents. pay
able May l. 10 stock of record
April Is. The same amount was
paid on February ] last.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16
EarninQs

Rausch A Ionb optical Company and
subsidiaries report for the quarter ended
March 81 ret profit q 1896. sJi. after
federal and Canadian Income taxes. and
SItfzai provision for excess profits tax.
etc equal after dividends paid on per
cent preferred 90 81 ms a snare 90 42o 715
shares common This compares with
$40 s8s ar = cents share on 40 $50
auman shares FOR the quarter ended
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16
.,r.l 20, lsA

Of spsst.ssor ire Town your
reeuen'-' se troaoL+ eePprnnsredness firn otle'
,1eole FOR aScaleve eeIrvice vo11 ' AMOUNT o.
The oe{ s N kccoann1ttsed 2ore ,uents
seclTittS' tnue 70 1eve and y9eady
/ s5 .s.
s zee '''.a 70 2
f for With tai
qtoasy our Of the
other CessetI no has at M partr.nn facts,
ssa silt deals =
Every,r ces Of o partner. o,r inVests 81 nay
reso~rvised BY rurors' Al scuss You Sc; en1 ae
not in '-f - roa cone NJ M tea tto nasses YOU eve
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16
superIor Portland Cement. Inc.

superior PORTLAND Itment, INC,
declared a dividend OF so cents on
class B common. payable May /.
10, stock Of record April o. Pay
ments last year were so cents each
on April =. August l and Octo-
Der Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16

Lionel Corporation declared n
quarterly dividend OF - cents on
common payable May 81. 10 stock
ri accord May 10 a dividend Of
l2i2 cents was paid May 81 last
year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16

-. Emil Klein Company. Inc.
declared a dividend Of . cents on
common payable July 10 stock
of record juno 20 The same
amount was paid on April /, 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16
Royal Bank of Canada declared

a regular quarterly dividend Of 81.
payable June .. to stock of record
April 30
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16
M. s. RukeySer:

international News Service Economic Commentator
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16

P l04l bPary e-fNtra In stock h-opuohA
n ION account Of act umuIations. only.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16
Foreign Exchange

SEW YORK Apui Is Prices given In
nts
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16

HtHnzruE-- t------4l- beta y ailralaA-hf=
ports for the two months ended February
= a ret income Of Slq7 22s equal under
he participating. provisions Of the shares
- s. cents a share on combined 81 .eUT
shares 81 per cent participating preferred
stock, and l56 500 shares Of ordinary
stock both Of $50 par This compares
with a net income o. S6o PA, equal, after
preferred dividends. 10 ~ cents share on
ordinary slock in the FIRST two months OF
1880.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16

Nsw EnEiand Telephone an NTeieFraph
r nHHarr reports fnr ere qHarftr ended
Esr11 81 net nome ~ ~ go 4s1s erla4
g. - saEre. against & - "a. os s. 81 q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16
Detroit Stocks

a-Paid or payable In
or cash 2
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-02-06
Public Should Be
Familiar With
Security Laws

Unfamiliarity with the provisions
of the Federal Old-Age and Sur
vivors Insurance program is costing
residents of Mississippi thousands of
dollars a month in unclaimed bene-
fits, according to N. B. Bond, mana
ger of the Social Security Boards
field office at Greenwood.
Although the Social Security
Board has endeavored to inform
eligible persons of the fact that APP
plications must be made for bene-
fit payments. Mr.. Bond added, d
comparison of benefit payments with
calculations of the number of those
en....ed to file applications indicates
that many still are not ware Of
their rights under the program, es-
pccially widows and orphans of de-
ceased wage earners.
The Board is now making month
ly insurance payments to qualified
retired workers, wives of workers.
widows, orphans and in many cases
to dependent aged parents of de-
ceased qualified wage earners.
If anyone should like to know
more about the Old-Age and Sur
vivors Insurance provisions Of the
Social Security Act, Mr.. Bond IN
vites them to write to his office
and ask for booklet number IS. If
you live in Greenwood you may
telephone the Social Security Board,
telephone number 1915, and ask for
booklet number 35. This pamphlet,
entitled "Old-Age and Survivors In
surance for Workers and Their
Fahilfes" win be mailed promptly,
free of charge.
The booklet explains all about
Federal old-age and Survivors In
surance, including necessary quail
fications for eligibility, how month
ly insurance payments are figured
and how much a worker and hi!
family may be entitled to at a givel
age and a given salary.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-02-06
pIcKENs NEWS

The Presbyterian Auxiliary met
in the. home. Of Mrs. J. E. Maxwell,
Monday afternoon for a prayer SER
vice and Mission Study.
The Community Circle Of the Bap-
fist w. M. u. met in the home OF
Mrs. John Harris, Monday afternoon
for a program on, Stewardship"
given by Mrs. Laney Wynne. Mrs.
George Suits, Mrs. Glide Mansell,
Mrs. Mary Harris, Miss Susie Harris
and w. l.. Arnold.
The Adult Circle Of the Metho-
dist Woman's Society Of Christian
Service met in regular business ses.
sion at the church Monday after
noon. The President, Mrs. Annie
Guyton presided.
The Esther Case Circle Of tn,
Methodist Woman's Society Of
Christian Service held its business
meeting in the home of Mrs A
M. Torrance Monday evening at 7:3'
O'clock.
Mrs. John Tye accompanied he,
son John Lucas to Ebenezer on
business trip Friday. While there
she visited in the home of Mr.. ant
hrs. Walter Lucas.
Miss Merle Gregory Of Koscjuskc
spent the week end with her par.
ents, Rev. and Mrs. G. c. Gregory.
with her parents, Rev. and Mrs. G.
Gregory.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley Hutchinson
and son of Columbus were week
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-02-06
Boys Conservation School
To Be Sponsored in Stute

The Mississippi Forestry an6
Chemurgic Association in coopera.
ton with other agencies doing con-
servation work in this state, are
sponsoring a Boys Conservation
School to be held during the summer
months. Mr.. Frank B. Pittman, Ex-
ecutive Secretary of the Mississippi
Forestry and Chemurgic Association.
has recently sent out letters to the
school people of the state asking for
their cooperation in this very worth
while project.
The program which has been out
lined and sent to these school people
has been approved by the State Ex-
tension Service, the State Depart.
ment. of Education, the Department
of Vocational Education, the State
Forest Service, and the State Game
and Fish Commission.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-02-06
2,417 State Trainees
Go To Camp Banding
524 CoIored Troinees
Will &c On Order 3
During March

Based upon advice from Brigade,
General John p. Smith, Commanding
Officer of the Fourth Corps Area, ~
Governor Paul b. johnson, Major
General h o j.. Grayson an
nounced today that the 2,417 white
trainees to be indicted from Missis-
sippi between February II and
March G., will be assigned for duty
with the 31st Division at Camp
Banding. Florida. General Grayson
expressed confidence that former
members of the Mississippi National
Guard now at Camp Banding will
welcome the announcement that
these associates from Mississippi viii
Don join them.
The t~rainees will report to Camp
Shelby at Hattiesburg. Mississippi fol-
induction, beginning with LAT on
February II, and concluding with
so men on March 6. During the
intervening period from February
Is through March 5, 1876 men will
report to Camp Shelby each of IL
days to make the total Of 2,517.
Requisition No. 3 also calls for
SPA colored trainees from Missis-
sippi to be indicted at Camp Shelby
March 8-11. The schedule calls 70,
200 each on March 8 and 10, and
1874 on March IL.
Detailed instructions to the local
boards are being prepared by State
Headquarters and will the
number required from each local
board area together with directions
for transportation.
The following surrounding coun-
ties are given for your information
Attala, SO white and 6 colored: Hol-
mes, 20 and Is; Humphreys, Is and
8; Leflore, 35 and 20; Madison, ID
and 12; and Yazoo, 33 and 13,
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-02-06
Sleeps All Night
Never Gets Up

When getting up nights. pains In back
and legs. headache. puffy eyes and loss
Of vigor. nervousness. swollen ankles.
and making you m~iserable-tust ask for
Sen San Diuretic. sold only on the iron
clad guarantee Of satisfaction or money
bach. Get Sen San TODAY. Soc and 81.
HOWELL-HECGIES
Darant, Mics.