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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
MORE STEEL SCRAP

Currently steelmaking scrap is in
an easier position. though the long
range prospect is little changed.
Slightly more remote scrap is
moving from the West and some
material held for expected higher
prices is being released. An east
lern steelmaker last week appealed
TO Washington to avert sharp cur
Itailment in its open-hearth depart
lment and orders were given TO
NEARBY dealers 10 move supplies at
once. A tonnage from the Phila-
ldelphia navy yard was also shipped.
The relief is only temporary un-
less general supply is increased.
The scrap industry is moving to
meet requirements of the recent
priority order. but il is too soon to
Ievaluate its effects on the situa-
ton in general. One result will be
better distribution and shipments
will be 10 those most in need
With Winter at hand and reserves
low. the outlook is dismal unless
the current movement is sharply
Increased. The next few weeks
will determine whether the supply
lis definitely too low TO meet steel
making demands, as seems prob
able
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
Toppers TO Be Guests

X. B. Elliott, vice president
In charge of sales. and c. S.
Fletcher, sales manager of the
Studebaker Corporation, are
busy preparing questions in an
ticipation of the visit of their
so top-flight retail statesmen.
These so men, who will be
our guests in South Bend on
October "a and %, have been
selected from all parts of the
country, from cities. towns
and villages" says Fletcher.
prime purpose of the con-
clave Is TO hold an open forum
and question each Topper on
the methods he used i'm gain
ing his title. From this in
formation we will prepare
factual plans and workable
ideas which will he valuable
to every retail Studebaker
salesman In the country,
whether he works In a metro.
poIitan center or a crossroads
village"
The so Toppers were drawn
from three population groups on
the basis of their all-around
sales ability during a five
month period from May l to
September 30.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
Stock Market
Holds Steady
In Early Trade
J Laeeards include
Chrysler, Dow;
Nickel Advances
International New. ser,4c. wiz,

NEW YORK, Oct. 20. - The
stock market displayed generally
steady tone in early deals today,
although a few issues were behind
minus signs. Changes were small
and trading proceeded at a slow
pace.
Fractional gains included those
in International Nickel. Du Pont,
Boeing. Consolidated Aircraft, ex
one share for each share held,
Montgomery Ward, North Ameri-
can Co. and Loews.
Uniedt Statse Steel. Anaconda,
New York Central, Pennsylvania
Railroad and Standard Oil of New
Jersey all were unchanged.
Laggards included Chrysler,
Dow Chemical. Consolidated Edi-
son and Santa Fe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
Farmers Market

APPLEs-Woif River. fancy s1ai75
ou.: No; l. $50 s5c; No g. soc; Mcintosh.
soc bu. Elbertas. No. /, si.25ai75 bu.;
Greetings. No /, 75cdsI25 bu. No. 2.
,5c ou Jonathan. fancy, Sis bu.; No.
s. Su No. 90 80 D sn Ss fancy:
Northern Spy, fancy. 81 bu. No. 1. siSo1
IS; No; 2, i.25; SHOWS. No. /. s1ai.25.
BEANs-Lims beans. No. 1. u.75a2S
BEETs-Fsncy, 81 bu.; No. 1. 500 4ss
doz bchs 50q65c bu
BLAckBERRIEs-No. /, s3a35o a.
sRoCcoLI-No. /. si25aiso ou.
CABBAGE-No. I. 5om75c bu. No z.
SOC red; No. /. so975c bu.; curly. No.
cARRoTs-No. 1. 500 soc; sOcasi2s
:, cAuLIFLowER- Fancy. 81 so; No. 1,
VI rs bu.: No. 2. 500 T5e
CELERY Fancy. 35g SOc:5 No. / 259
SOC No. 2, l0l zoe dor bchs.
CELERY cABBAGE-Faney, 81 bu.; No.
CELERY RooT-No. /. sfai.2s
DILL-io z soc dozen bunchs.
E5.GSSPLANT-No. /, 20 y SOC bushei
EGGs-Large, s13.25a IL. 3o-doz easel
oNloNs-Creen. No. ! sogsOc dozen
bchs. dry onions. fancy. 81 sOG2. No 4.
81 ;l0n1.25 Sob sack No. 2. 75c
.PARsNlPs-No. /. soca si.25. No. 2.
PARSLEY RooT--No 1. 40asoc
PARSLEY No. J. IS "a SOC d0x bunches
PEPPERS--Cireen No. 40 ID soc bu.
hot No. /. 500 75c No 2 soc red. No
80 sQc bu. No 2 SOC bu red sweet.
No. I, sou eOc bu No. 2 roc
POULTRY Hens. 1--we heavy breeds II
n iec 10. leghorns. t6u isc II hroiiers,
heavy. lsr zoe. ieghorns lsGisc TO-
POTATOES Fancy, Sfqii0 bu No. 4.
So 2 soc: No. ? soc
PUMPKINS ]. 80 p snc bushsi
RADIsHES Red. No J. 81 dozen bchs,
long white. No. Tic dozen bunches.
horse. No. I. Goo 81 IS peck basket
RUTABAGAs- No. Z. 50d 73c barrel
SQUASH 80 Hubbard No. iod soc;
Table Queen squash No g. ss475c No
2 SOC italian. No. l. IS "a Soc Deck hskt
No, z. SOC; Delicious, No I. soa 75c bu.
SWEET CoRN-No. ?. 35 SOC 5-do1ea
sack.
TOMATOES 50 bu, No 1.
81 2 Is bu. No. ?. 81 hu.
TURNIPS Fancy. soc dozen lunches.
No. I. 3on zoe dozen bunches rs zoe b.
No. 2 80 SOC pa
VEGETABLE GREENS Ronaine No.
T. 30 T5c bu escaroie. No. T. jOHs5s
bu. endise No l. finf.2i b. No z.
T5c. kOhirabi. No. I. 3S soc dox bchs
sorrei No I. 400 SOC b. Swiss chsrd,
40 w. SOC bu kale No. 4. sOn sOc b.
collards. No. /. fo1 SOC bu mustard "a.
4. IS ~ CSC bu head lettuce No p 7sc3
81. No 2 SOC leaf lettuce. 40 I 5ods go
hu ieeks No 5orf5c Cor bunchesi
spinach No J. 75erti b1 furrips.. No.
4 co. zoe tushei
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
investments Entail Some Risk of Loss

not make try match equities
ockagainst fixed dollar claims, the of loan
and surrender values Of policies.
could be effected then IL might be timely
consider broadening the field Of life insurance investment Ger
prevailing low
adequately for
prevailing might be investments risk
Selected stocks might offer only
a wider Investigation
The hearings will doubtless thoroughly this
welfare of
Amer Of life companies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
More Restrictions Than Canadian Laws

Illinois permissive surrounded with
strictons than the British and Canadian laws permitting life
companies buy stock investment
terms permits selected
Of funds above
the minimum legal requirements.
Illinois companies
50 per of the by
which capital surplus the of stock
other than exceeds mini
capital original surplus requirements"
In addition the law creria of earning Of stocks
also limits In addition the provisions
i to added a provision that the
market
whichever is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
Auto
Graphs
Frazer's 4-Point Plan
Recalls Earlier Idea
To+imit Models
BY SILER FREEMAN

Joseph w FrazeF's "14-point
plan" for automobile allotment
10 release vital materials needed
by the defense program is
slightly reminiscent of pro-
prosal which once was said TO
have been preached to the OPM.
II was mentioned in this column
many months ago and dismissed
as being somewhat on the fan
taStic side. t.
The plan, like Frazer's, would
confine the production of each
manufacturer 10 one specified
line of cars. 1t differed from
the WHY'S Overland chiefs
scheme in that il would allow
each manufacturer to select
which car he would produce, re-
CARELESS of weight, price class.
etc Frazer would have them
produce only the lightest with
the smallest tire sizes, which
has a slightly interested tinge,
as the Willys-Overland Ameri-
car fits into that description.
1t was rumored Of the previ-
Gus plan that it had progressed
10 the stage where AT least one
large corporation had picked the
car which it would elect TO
manufacture if the OPM APP
proved the proposal. However,
the scheme evid IDENTIFY died
a-borning. too many drawbacks
being apparent even on cursory
examination. Frazers is better
thought out. but has almost as
many objections.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
Expansion
Hint U. S. Steel May Add
to West Coast Facilities

NEW YORK. Oct. Pointed
States Steel Corporation is con-
sidering a privately financed ex-
pansion program on the West
Coast, il is learned.
This program. concerning which
no details are yet available. would
be in addition 10 the expansion of
facilities 10 be provided as part
of OPM's countrywide 10000, 000-
ton industry program.
Officials of United States Steel
Corporation here declined all COM
ment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
DETR8l16BaHFMES
BUSINESS
Nj. s. Rukeyser
NJ. s. kMkeyser
Racks Common STOCK
For Insurance Firms

CHICAGO, 20-In connection the joint legislative
hearings scheduled begin today New York the
wisdom Of amending the law permit New York life insurance
companies to invest stocks the formula used in Hi
timely.
1897 the Illinois law revised under the di
recon of the late Governor Horner and the entering wedge
stocks
II the Illinois statute adopted nationally would pave
for potential releasing of Sl000000000 to $1,000
investments.
Illinois the recommendation Of
T. Pike the securities and exchange
mission. that the laws revised permit limited insurance
investment in stocks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
Take the Long View

Yet. otis often darkest before
the dawn" Perhaps-probably
it will become still darker in
the very near future. Danger
OF engulfment Of America in the
war cannot be overlooked. Such
a development might precipitate
something sayoring OF panicky-
ness.
But faith in the longer out
look is abundantly justified.
Copyright. 1871, by p. c. forbes)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20

300 planes on a
single air raid.
British bomb
ers hedgehog
fly about so
feet above the
ground or sea
while German
hiers prefe r
high attitudes.
Chief value Of
anti aircraft
fire is that it
k e ps enemy
bombers hig h
enough 10 make
camouhage ef-
fective.
Germany to-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20

Truscon steel Company had net profit
for the quarter ended September 30. Of
$500 ,os2. after depreciation. interest, fed
ersl income and excess profits taxes. etc.
against S3s3, 7e3 In the September quarter
OF the previous year and S72s,s31 for the
quarter ended June 90, 1871.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
V"lh WARD SCHULTZ
Financial Editor

III this policy is pursued through
out the nation, this in itself will
act as a powerful imitation brake.
Harry Bodman Jr stopped into
the National Bank of Detroit last
Friday TO say hello to his
ex fellow workers. He's f. +.
Johnson's right hand man in
Washington OPM. you'll recall
i. One Michigan firm, having a
national branch system. has dis
continued nearly 100 outlets in
the last three months because of
shortages Ernest c.
Harris. president of the Union
Guardian Trust Company. will at
tend the fiftieth anniversary party
Monday despite a broken foot
suffered recently in stepping off a
curb Charley Robbins. we'll
known advertising representative
for the Wall Street Journal and
one-time Detroit editorial man.
ager. has joined the Detroit adj
staff of the New York
Times
launching with Cyril Cane. Brit
ish consul here. Is the equivalent
Of a military education. Just a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20

I'm turning that down." he
said, because year ago the
price would have been $4,000
or less. This would mean that
the mortgage alone, would he
higher than the fun price last
year"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20

G &c agencies
h a V G b G @ n
forced 10 turn
d ow 90 per
cent loans on
newer h o m e s.
Appraisals will
definitely n o {
follow price S
upward.
The head of
a mortgage de-
partment of a
bank showed us
one application
Co. On ~lv.
cent mortgage
on a $500
Lnrran
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20

day is suffering from a lack OF
educated men for officers because
of the breakdown in its educa-
tional system.
Prefabricated homes are used
extensively in Britain without OBJ
lection from the building trades
unions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20

Detroit bankers anticipate a
drastic restriction in FILA loans
in the very near future because of
rising prices. In maintaining high
standards on credit many mort
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
On the Business Front

few of the interesting items he
has picked up from British army
officers and officials include:
1t costs S2.00O.O00 to send ont
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
Toronto Stocks

Quotations supplied BY Bongard a Co
Windsor. Prices IN cents. Noon prices
MINING
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20

Louisville and Nashville Railroad for
eight months ended August 81, had a net
income Of Si0.ef3.sei equal 70 R55 =
shars aFainst SsO5s, $50. or S4.32 a share
IN ne ia40 period The August net income
uss sl.sTi OsO against t7s5l In August
1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20

Gen. Hugh s. Johnso
americas Fighting Thinker"
Writes Daily for the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
sPAB's DECISION

DCNlSiOn NY SI nd W dllON III
construction except for national
defense or health and safety of
the public has had no direct effect
so far though its implications have
lcaused some work 10 be aban-
doned. 1t is understood strict ap-
lplication is not to be made on
projects we'll advanced and these
may be completed. Sufficient de-
Tense building is in hand 10 keep
structural mills and fabricators
busy over an extended period, the
former now being crowded to make
deliveries in time to meet erection
schedules.
Production rebounded 2iz points
last week 10 81 per cent. the prin-
Icipal factor being resumption at
Chicago after labor interruption.
The rate there advanced 101a
points 10 101 per cent, from a
revised rate of 90ia per cent the
previous week. Cincinnati gained
s points TO IS per cent and Cleve-
land l point to 80 per cent. Pitts
burgh lost l point to SO per cent,
Detroit s points 10 SO and Wheel
ing points TO SO per cent. Other
lcenters showed no change from
the previous week: Youngstown,
9S; New England. 90: Buffalo. 90:
Eastern Pennsylvania. 90; Bir-
mingham, IS and st. Louis. SO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
Monsanto Chemical Company

NOHsHHto tnemiCaT company
declared a year-end dividend of
S1.50 per share on the common,
payable December /, to stock of
record November 10. This brings
the total 1941 payments TO SO, the
same as was paid in 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
Livestock Markets
DETROIT


CATTLE-Receipts. 2 200: market, dry
fed cattle very scarce, active. Grass cattle
about steady but undertone weak Cows
opening steady. Bulls weak. Choice steers
I'll ,T5I IL so; good steers $10.5od IL IS
common 70 medium. S7.50a 10. 50: good
heifers. $40 asa 1928. common 10 medium
81 25n 1928. good cows. S7.T5ds: medium
cows, S7.25 IT'S .rutter and common S6 n
%; Gamers. 81 5On6; good beef bulls.
IS. IS q s.25; good sausage bulls Ss75de;
medium sausage bulls. ssTs75. cutter and
common. S6.25ds; good and choice sfocker
and feeder calves. sii n 10. medium ssa
good stocker and feeder steers and heifers
SO 2 10 IS. common 10 medium. S7de.
CALVES-Receipts 500: market slow.
few early sales steady. bidding weak 10
SOC lower. Good and choica, Si5Tl5 50 /;
common TO medium. $40 so: culls, 81 so
n10.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts $500:
market bidding steady, asking higher to
81. 80 and above
HOGS Receipts. ? 500: market not estab-
hshed, not quotations asviiabie early today
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
Unlisted Stocks

Approximate prices furnished by the Ma.
tional Association OF Securities Dealers.
Int. District No. s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
CHICAGO


CHICAGO. Oct 20 = ONs)-eHoGs Re-
ceipts $1,000: market i0c lower Top. $40 20
bulk. SO T0n 10. heaVies. So 20 rio IS.
mediums, Se.75 u 10 20; lights. sa25WlO:
light lights, s9nq IS. packing sows, SO N
.. IS; pigs, ss.75d9T5.
CATTLE Receipts, 20 500: market. lOc-
i5c lower. Calves receipts, Q 600; market.
steady. Beef steers. choice. sIi 5OTi2.T5:
medium. SIS. 50W11. so: yearlings. Ssui2s5
Butchers. herfers Ssnl2.50: cows. s7a
sI5: bulls, $500 10; calves. S7n14 so:
feeders. IS q II so; stockers, steers. SIS. son
Ills; cows and heifers $3.50 NO IS
SHEEP Receipts. 1000; market. steady
Lambs, i.50 y IL. rs: common, 50 50 n
II 50: yearlings. Ss.5069 IS, feeders. Si1
2 II. so. ewes, SO. 509 $50.
PITTSBURGH. oct. %. -UNs)-cAT-
$50; slow and steady
steers. choice. Sii.5oni - So medium 10
good. 500 IL 50: common. S7253a25,
heifers, medium 10 good $3.50 n 9.25, com
mon. So 50 y $50; cows. medium 10 good
So. so al: Gamers and cutters 50 so n s. so .
bulls. good 20 choice So. 50u1O: common
10 medium. IS 25ds.5O
HOCS-Receipts, 500: slow and steady:
i60is0 lbs. s10.25d 1910; is0-220 lbs e.
$40 IS a 10 40: 220-26O lbs. Sl0.l5d10 40 F:
25o-2 geo lbs. So. n 1913 l00-160 lbs i,
50 50 n 10: roughs. S9Ge50.
SHEEP-Receipts 50Os active and CSC
higher; choice lambs. si1. sou 70. medium
10 good. S10nil: common lambs, IS so q
S. so. ewes S315; wethers. S3.5O16.
CALVES-Receipts. 800 active and
steady; good 10 choice. Si4d medium,
S1l so Z? 1850. culls and common. 81 p 10.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-12-04
QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS ABOUT
THE u. S. NAVY

Why are new recruits in the u. s.
Navy called "boots"? All new re-
cruits must wear regulation canvas
leggings during their training per-
iod. These mark them as new men.
They must wear these boots" dur
ing the entire period of their ap-
premiership. Mistakes made early in
a new recruits period Of training
are some times excused because Of
this distinguishing mark.
900
Are sports competitions held while
a u. S. Naval ship is off land? Yes,
some form Of intra-mural c0mpeti-
ton is always in progress. Boxing,
wrestling and basketball rank among
the favorite shipboard competitive
sports.
What is the most thrilling job in
the U. s. Navy? Men who join the
United States Navy for excitement
generally select duty on ~destroyers.
-oOo-
Do battleships in the United States
Navy have Chaplains. Yes, the Chap
lain is the chief morale officer and
official social worker for the ship.
He is in charge of the ships weekly
paper, the ships library (every ship
has a large, fully-equipped library,
and practically all entertainment.
-oOo-
How many books does the average
U. S. battleship library contain?
About $500 volumes, generally, and
the supply is continually replenished.
Every quarter the Bureau of Navia-
cation sends the ship about forty
new volumes.
-OOO-
Have sailors in Uncle Sans Navy
many social activities? Yes, but most
of their group entertainment takes
place on shore. This consists of
dances, chiefly, which are run by
the men themselves and are held
in halls hired for the occasions. Of
ten, however, boat parties are held
for the benefit of orphans and I'M
der-privileged children, and frequent
ly smokers and entertainment are
held on shipboard.
900
How can one officer be distinguish
ed from another in the United States
Navy? Any U. S. Naval officer can
be recognized by the decorations on
his arm if he wears blues" or by
his shoulder decorations if he is in
whites. The ensign wears a half
inch stripe or bar of gold lace. The
junior-grade lieutenant wea the
same with a q~uarter-inch stripe
above it. Two half-inch stripes or
bars mark the lieutenant and the
same decoration is found on the
sleeve or shoulder Of the lieutenant.
commander with an additional quar-
ter-inch stripe between the other two.
Commanders wear three half-inch
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-12-04
Protect Your Home
from TubereuIosis

will first tap the corporate excess
profits and the middle and upper in
dividual income brackets F. An
OPA credit consultant, speaking in
Chicago, said consumer credit con-
troll is contributing as much as the
new Federal tax law to the battle
against initiation"
Labor Disputes
UWM President John l.. Lewis
agreed to submit the captive mine
dispute to the arbitration Of a board
composed Of himself, BENZ. Fairless,
PRESIDENT of the U. S. Steel Cor
poration, and DR.. John R. Steelman,
who resigned his position as Direc-
vor of the U. S. Cancellation Service
10 represent the public on the board.
All the mines resumed operations
and the board began meetings in New
York.
The President referred back to
his special fact-finding board for
further examination, the dispute be-
tween railroad management and la
Dor. The U. S. Cancellation Service
reported settlement of 6S other la
Dor disputes.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-12-04

OPM found unemployment caused BY
shortage Of materials for non-defense
work. He said ten areas, including
rs plants and one entire industry,
have been certified Al eligible for
these special awards.
Labor Supply
The Social Security Board re-
ported 475,00O workers were sche-
duled to be hired and 100000 sche-
duled to be laid off in $500 indus
trial establishments between now
and February. Nearly 100000 work
lers will be taken on in the aircraft and
shipping industries, the report es-
timated.
The Office of Agricultural De-
Tense Relations announced that IF
all possible means of conserving
manpower and utilizing it efficient
ly are employed farmers should
not be handicapped seriously by la
Dor shortages next year" Assistant
OCD Director Eleanor Roosevelt told
a press conference the OCD is plan
ming a "women's land army" to help
harvest next years crops.
Property Requisitioning
The President by Executive Order
delegated to the OPM the power to
requisition property under the con
ditions set forth by Congress in the
Acts Of October 10. 1910 and Octob-
er 16, 1941. Whenever requested by
OPM and Federal agency is authoriz-
ed to requisition property essential
to national defense which cannot be
obtained in any other way.
OPM issued a comparison Of pre-
vent industrial defense efforts with
those during 1917 and 1918. The
comparison showed the productive
capacity of each worker has greatly
increased because of technical eff
ficiency, and that because Of lower
prices, the U. s. is now getting more
value for every dollar spent.
Lend-Lease
Lend-Lease Administrator Stet-
tinius reported lend-lease aid has
steadily increased from rs ,000,0 900
in March to a present total of more
than one billion dollars; contracts
have been let for more than Is per-
cent of the first $1,000, 900, 900; and
the new $4,000, 0O0, 900 fund is be-
ing allocated rapidly. The Agricul-
ture Department reported u. S. pro-
duction of dry skim milk must be
increased 40 to SO percent to meet
the total Of zoe, 900 pounds re-
quired for shipment to Britain. Sec
rotary of State Hull announced y
l~end-lease agreement with Iceland.
Defense Expenditures and Taxes
Federal Reserve Board Chairman
Eccles, speaking in New York, said
"by the middle of next year defense
expenditures will probably be run
ming at an annual rate of somewhat
more than Is billion dollars above
| the middle of the current year
| Additional taxation must be imposed
and further restraints (to consumer
spending) must be imposed He said
he hoped "fur.htr tex9.ion .
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-12-04

stripes or bars and captains wear
four.
900
Is there any particular age at which
a sailor in the U. S. Navy is required
to retire? No. A sailor in Uncle
Sans Navy can continue to reenlist
as long rs he can pass the physical
examination.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-12-04
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