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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-22
Moss POM HAPPENINGS

Il n. S Becky Of West Field. n.
J spent several days this week In
the home Of ID. and Mrs J r,
Cooley
Mr.. Jack Horouffz Of New YORK
City Is spending a several days
vacation with his brotner-in-law
and sister. MI and Mrs S Postel
Mrs. J. Lally Of New Orleans Is
enjoying q visit here with Miss
Ollie Swan.
Mrs A L Monroe was called 70
her home IN Houston. Miss this
week on account az tire serious Ill
ness Of her father
Mrs Fritz Colrner. Miss Alice
Colmer and Bobbie Colmer. vino has
beer enjoying a visit here left last
week for SsarkVfIe. where Mrs
Colrner and Miss Colmer viii
spend several days visiting Boobies
parents. Mr. and Mrs K p Colmer.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-22

Stafkviile. Miss. August ip-ou
Sunday afternoon. August 70. -
$50 o'clock. Miss Dora virginia
Reed vas united In marriage 10
Ar wilbur Grey Doss Of pnscaxuula
and State College. Miss, in q beau
tiifuiis simple ceremony performed
a. the home Of the brides parents.
MI. and MIRA jesse Frsnkiin Reed.
OF Washington Street.
Ii. ] .. Ray. pastor Of The FIRST
Baptist Church. 0fficlAted at the
rites. said before relatives and cln.e
friends Of the cOuule.
Preceding the ceremony. hslss
Bessie Raicton Cox q Columbus
PLAYED -LAebestrauTn" b. Llazt and
Prelude Ia A Major By Chopin.
She also accompanied MIS- KaEh-
ieen Stanley who sang The Sweet
est Story Ever Told
Ralph katg lighted the candies
which thanked the inprovised altar
Of banked fern and aiadloil
Bridesmaids were MIas Aflce Chart
and Miss Frances Reed. wearing
blue and rose crepe models and
shoulder corsagea Of giadtoli. Mr..
Crawford Deee Of pascaeouss
brother TO the groom. served As hesl
man.
Inc bride wa lovely In q softlr
tailored biege costume with bine
accessories. She wore q oornaes
Of cardinals.
Immediately after tkae eermueasy
ne young couple IefE for = wedalna
ulp . The Gulf Coast They wifl b
II home II starkyiik after Bspiezn-
Der 1st
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-22

Mis- &aSl8 Aans II Mol&le EzNnt
Ao pAN &eek ord hexx IN he hezss
o. Axx pafvntk. ar asa MIA 3 J
Jsfn "a Beach hauixsard
49,
Atf ard Mrs Haruaa SEAMAN have
fecHsasly moved % Menfin. wisers
thes wNi make their hxEne tn TIE
mar futurN Ar He1nnan n emrtoy.
n hg sfse war neraremsn&
~ ARA Mn W n Ken wai leave
over Ire seek ena 70 visit tRssif
SOFA n X Keh "a nrnsnl Virginia
They psan 90 BE gone Zen dayA
49,
Mrs. DasA Jane ard Mira LeQnA
\ RFewn a Birmingham an1
feenwTiy u pnncaxenlM are Spending
two weeks IN TIE aexxse q ar. and
Afrx Tom Kan en- south P~Sca-
gu2aa strVxl
Nefine 10 TIE enli6Fenk reAasne
citsb thaf taey wln meet Frtday.
Atsztas Ssh. AZ The WA IxhrAry.
-n
Ms 3agssie Kels has refmTuaa
from : summer cuufze 81 cuiuxnt4a
University. she wiE apend the re-
malnaa o the summer here With
her parentN Ds. and Mra W. n
Kali
M. and Mrs HaruAd wsnkeaaeth
vii leave over tire wReknnd 60 Wait
A. ard A.= -= Martin and
son ia Rprtnehm Louisiana
Their fwo dauahtsrA Carolyn
ana Marie Louise. VII return home
With them. They have been visiting
IN the Martin horne for ths pasl
week
Mi3 June Rose Roease Of New Or
leans Is visiting Mia Gloria Cola.
20
Mrs 4 HAgmnn spent the week
end IN New Orleans visiting friends
and relatives.
Sister MARY Lucrelta cf Lafayette.
Louisiana. spent several dRys here
visiting her parents. Mf. and Mra.
J r. ChastAnt. o. Bsuna vista
street Nils MARI Louise Chnstant
accompanied her - far AZ New Or
leans where abe vii spend three
days ~ Sister Lucretias guest Ia
the Convent ~ New oTieana.
%
Miss Helen walker accosnrranied
BY Mis- Frances HeideIlerx o. Ia.
Louisiana. mot0ted 70 Col
oEauo Springs 10 spend tuO weeks.
Mika Heidelberg ELL remain FOR the
coming seszion OF school where nhe
Aiil teach in one OF the high schools
there.
Jimmie and JACK HoIlktsx. sur,s Of
NJ. and Mrs. q. L. Hofllster. ana
Kay HOLSTER. son q NJ. and Arr
y X Hoiltster. returned home Taaass
day azsaat&sAn after : two meska
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. II b. Everett
IN Panama City. Florida. They
also visited Mr.. and Afrs. oeorre L.
HOLSTER In Jacksonville. Florida.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-22
MRS. ". H. NELSON. gR-
RNTERTAENS gUNnEAMg

Mira " H Nelson, Jf- enter
tanned the members Of the sun
beams and their supervisors. Mrs
George B0geft and MIR. ]. Webb.
At Ter home On Friday afternoon
E7tb q party Numerous games were
enjoyed On the lawn OF the home.
After tie games the hostess served
delicious Iced drinks and cakes 10
those VINO enjoyed a pleasant az
.ern0on toeefheR
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-22

Mr. whitflsia wssler wAiker en-.
nos1nnes TIE engagement axsa 49,
preaching msfsiM9s Of hts aAslzhheE,
Ter. Betty 10 KssnlNn walter Naieieh
0uSleI. ". sam ~ Mayer And Mrs,
waiter = ou1sy, q tisx city. ~.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-22
= RRIn0K cLrn

Mrs C. S Beardslee entertained
the Impromptn Bridge club at her
home on Thursday afternoon. Mrs.
Forest crahtnee received ne high
score prize.
An Iced drink was served during
the games
After the games q delicious salad
course With ICED tea vas served 70
MesdaEnes Forest crAbaFee. F. q.
bpann. JFs j p. Buzard. +. L De-
Laahmsf. Thomas coulson. w. q.
BrooEne. L K Mcintosh. ard W. n.
ela0n. Jr.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-22
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thfUMh sns pmee wbmn y0m - awaF
he Aaaa1 am4 &Nae&y R3EWa4sx sa cNMsex = q N0NrtAx wAmn~
ser pu wn axs4 - an nFrn Of any knd sM p&mt sa ~
aws q a nnnsa4 eara
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-22

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Mrs. y n MNmtns anA a4ushtas
MGm Loss MaMnnA Ama MM MAT
Ann ICES an * Mem Haa& Ars
60 ssaaa @ ny MmA MeM A. n
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Ms MznAaa seA Ngam FF w&ll
keNsAam hs4s fw 4 iRW NsNAA
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A9sm mmsaAtna rszxeM ~ r4amiza
Ct1N IusA arrived Ass 6af4Ffa4
II xsst4 ~ sAxssx AaKa unagn
~ &n6 hs4 saaA Mr. WAltsf 3
EW4M
Mlm AAsr Naasi uswsa fstusnna
naa Tn@maMr etsxlfx &ftxx vMisln4
several sN<hA ~ NsmlAA& fNnn
AaIM nssag 1nns Fxass spNns Nst
49, sssalae n nttnxi sfxA lFisnaA
Kauara nexansg r.. Fnna A ~
nsaEx9 AE8 ~ ussA AnapamlsA
w Mrs 1sAfA mwaaEaA Ill EfeGm
Msaw cmMAss4 msaamesa Il Famns
fo4stn. tEfa Menneho f4aaHnea FROM
Nfu oslears1 an . tNNn mtp
M0
Mr RAfxMFa nNeAes. N a Nsw
uFtNafss Nswns en- wnkk ex4 he82
vim hm NfAnamet1ss4. Mn tuAsun
l~au3sonSu MF maxNsf b TIE mNnassF
a. Ire nnata n~NnMssnaenf e Walle
ngxa BE- Nes uFieaA2
Mlm Essisn Russ i sAsAanw AZ
amt MNs q e. 0eane ~ fAHaslaaa
asFx Ic3 esxsFai weeA&
Mrs n u r4arFg ana an nAs.
ard ~aas4hteF, Isrfty nae. aFx xarlr
lnH tire fafmeFn nnfnnfM Mr and
Mrs 4 r. nnAF. en- 8sash p.seA.
zotIia HkEeH4
Atr nna Ma muss1aa rfas4n ANA
uAsii8Fen Rssd ard mnsanns. - nsw
c<s~a 49, sgemalne several aeya
sialS1sA3 Mn nae2lls maalfaf. kfrA
? l. csla4ezl
rAnl A lensanle. an ksim1lan
kindxna - fnYnim u~nisaealss. has
lsternea u Nee Orleans IL pantlna,e
hn stnaiaA sEssr heina Ene xszses u
Ma Jaaeph noaeaan
o
Ar. ard MFA Frank canlf ana
daughter. Ann spent nhs pAzf neek
e. nlanzA
kfssa vlisma puyfsef &c Washing
tons . Spending several wnekK d IN
isrssa ct ~ ana Mrs j = LaekAFd
on nsarh nzeistafd
~0@
Mrs. nzil arnlth nnd aauehtera
tn4nn ard niIif 5oYca. ffusm c3lran.
san. AlhAmnla. 1Fxnt Munase h the
hssns uf IRA amlthN p~MFunSx. M.
and Mr. y. A f1aSNeft
n
Mnslesr KlaaysA ana sennsnzs
Moatea. ard 14lNsse AdslEne nnexEit
and TuHy Bates Epenl ausszag Is
MTm ONkeAna
49,
Astm Ruin Cam reluFnad M0naaY
night afEef = siait 70 her EnafisaF.
Mira ueofna Cain. b pFaIfls. Mim
$500
Mrs4 A q nFondnsn nnA Mrn
koulAs HaehHf1 spznk aanaar afsNF-
neun II nElazs.
tcuauau.a @ rAss xs.axss
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-22

~ H4HAt HAs4444N NNtN'
hses % DaFsns ard has sswanrs
Miss
o
&sSs Annse Rxlls saeuaxf ae sars
THURSDAY toF ner irsne b Macan
MIS- after several oAys ssslt % Mr.
ard Mr1 J y Love
49,
Mr. and Mrs nj n oNesntFseg re-
tnFnea Sunday lsem 4 fea aAys
sss4 . Mf sF1 MFA r NJ Msxon
Ia Baton Rouse la. nastM Agfxaa
TIER little Trandaauxhter. returned
with them for a visit
49,
AR and MRS D. r. naaasd re-
Turned Monssay frosn = ftw dayx
VISIT 70 relatives In philadelphia
Miss Mr. Willard HAYS econ
panied them home ard 34ll be A
guest "a taelr home Cor several aayx
0r
AGF ana Mfz n A. Barnes o.
Port Arthur. Texas spent she wpck
end Ia the home u M. and Mrn
p q SpaHn, Jr
3D.
Mrs waesie Duhe. who has been
confined = her hame Tor nine
weeks on account of lilIesA was
naoFed Mulday 10 the JACKSON
CeuniS hospital for treatment
0
uya4~s - 49, -
hts home IN Tchula. Mss. after q
visit IN the home Of ar. and Atrk
=. D. Love
Mrs Milton Hin and Mr.. w. II.
Reynolds have returned from 1 xint
10 relatives IN Unicn. Miss
-o
Mrs s T. Menoe1 m&nd daughter.
Janeile. left Tuesday Tor their home
in Wichita Fails. Texas after 4
visit II the home nf Mr. aud MFs
Charles ATmlssnd.
o.
Misses Elizabeth Aibertz aud
Louise Boldt returned Sunday from
a weeks vacation spent al Fort
Walton. F1a
Mrs II. G Porter left Friday for
New Orleans for a several weeks
visit.
Mesxrs A L Monroe and q. p.
Wood we're business visitors 70
Washington. D. G this week.
3d.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Smith Of New
Orleans spent the week end here
with Mr.. and Mrx II. A. Pals.
%
Mis- Catherine White Of Jackson
q visitor here last Thursday.
Mr.. and HRS. A. . Franklin have
as guests this week AIRS. l. H.
Robinson Of Magee. Mss. and
daughter. Edvtna. Of jackson, Mr.
and Mrs. j. + Peacock Of jackson
Mr.. and Mrs l.. Robinson Of Magee,
Miss. and Miss Cordelia Jones OF
Hattieshmg.
w II. Nelson. Jr- was g
business visitor to New orleans
Tuesday.
o.
Miss Ne lie Clark Roam Of Deca-
tUr. Ala. spent a few days last week
IN the home Of Mr.. and Mrs Edwin
Lennep. DR.. a AZ Roam. her
father. joined her here Wednesday
leaving for Mobile where they
loved \ deen sea Nshtuo trim
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-22

Mzx fx4ane nFuzstak * WasAns
teSa p g ard nrty ana Aanx
SMrNuan e ChEAka MI ManAkg
sw tne& haAnes airs = rAM Ia
NE hnAae e M mna Nr y Il
Ssmna s. Maa rfiAtsus IL Pas
cnecasA
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-22

Rrv ana Mn e n wtzs And tus
chiafea Ara eaS Mar al leaye
TIE latter p4xt a u3 nuek far a
FaenStna e b. sgWns xlzlsaaN rsln
nses b Darsni ard has sgwinnt
Ms1
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-22

Mtaa Francis L3sEhnrbuy EFT
- Heek end lo spend her saeafaan
. TsBica. Miz4, uhaFs ne III IL
a1s guest q NJ and AIRS. L q
usnaen - I<atherbury : en-.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-22

Mr. Ard MFa Fsank canEf anA
daughter. Ann spent uhs pazi neek
ulsd in nllnx1
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-22

Mfa nul lsznith nad daushtefx
Je9nn ard ntEif 5oTce. fruzm Cfickn.
san. Aihkama. sErNnl aunase n m
hnsns u Ira amltisN rMTant3. M,
and AEaA y. A DaSNeft
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-22

nFB Bertan noberts anA esaeA-
1eF. beftae kaF. MrA 3 4. nFafs
nd s0nA Samuel nay and nazsna.
ard Mrs ,. L ns=l= e Ne O.
ieAns drove % hohile 1huraanE d
- % Lhe hens q M. sna MFs.
Wayne Fsrnsll
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-22

Mf EEHAEa mA<&W ~ a. NN@
UFtnafs4 Nwns I'm WRkk es8 heae
Win ma NfAnAmufha4. Mn tA4un
nu3scno MF mA4NsF = TIE mNnasef
81 Ire nnatn nw9mssnsent e Whae
ngen ln Nea cEinank
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-22

Miss Tot Hswsa lsft last weeke ED
70 spefsd her vaeesinn with friends
and relatives n Memphla Tenn
Miss Hewss i ssnpioged AZ ne IN
gals ~shipbuidlnx Cooperation
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-22

Ml@ EssEsn Rnsf 4 sEsssanw Ms
amt MFa q e. 0e4Mne II eHk&leaa
burg IM AsxsFnf weaA&
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-22

rA1l A tAmanle. Al kslmfiam
sindxEt II Enynim unfsee4i1g. nha
fstnFn@d b Wee uElNana IL pnntlnAss
htn Asnzziss SITTER heius lhn xtzret 4.
Mfz Jameph nonoana
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-22

A4r nnd Am muEklxaa travail ana
rlsfi4FNn. PRED ard Masanfa IL NRw
cssSs~a 49, sFenatlns AsswFAf asya
siallAAE Mss pusails masllaT. kfn
? T. cs1aEszA
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-22

hfs Glars 4 Cllidssv i sniozine
: vacation With II. and Mr1L 4 L
LAuh and children n Asnlie. fsuasl-
~. Ihey aEs taxing ca sxfan6ed
tor ~ ths easI including noa1zn.
HeM YORK and Washington. TIER
expect 70 BE seEN about = sa1nEh.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-22

Mrs n = E4amsg Ama nn nAF.
and aat4hkeF. nralY nna. are xtsuis
ms tise fafuHsFN pnfnnfa MF ard
Mrs = r. hEAF. en- asash PsssA
zouta Hkfzet
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-22

Mim June Rose Roeks Of New Or
leans Is visiting MiHs Gloria Cole.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-22

&sS Anaah Belle seuaz4 inn sass
THURSDAY toF nEf isrsne b MareNa
Mss after several dAyx ssxlt d Mr
ard MA J y Love
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-22

Mira. w. . ssaiy and to ehn-
dren. Buzzas An6 ss.n. ret1ansa
home Sunday afisF zpen6.ras q uesk
IN Loussstiis. e. and chiesso IL
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-22

A party caznIpeea ~ ~. 80
Mrs uere o. AmAnk ~. nnd M
Poi PrcdeIix. ME and Mrn Iaxan
Boearse. kl1sas EAMcrs and Mas.
ccdss Goa. ilMaaan JoaneoA. !. W
and vincenk CO. AM ueawxs /. fEna.
lister mofosed TO EAxa hasssaas
esrning. wigeEN EAEy entoYed 4
party Is TIE FinsA nisha ciuh Va.
cent Cos IA - knrnr eussa e.
The evening. q - NH Mnns1sY
morning fer CAMS nhsEby.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-22

Mrn. = HAgman Anesat the weck
end IN New Orleans Waiting friends
and relatives.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-22

M8m MMA4Aina FWsxeM ~ FaM1m
CHlr. 1ueM arrived snss natna4
- xssts - k1zaek A4ra tteNeR
A. &ns he4 6axA Mr. WAiksf .
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-22

Miss Rita Fssta Eetnfnsa . her
home tn a~hfssxpsFa. louisiana, after
spending six Nsxkz Ia Tire hssEse of
her grandfssheF. y. W. wslkez. -
Jackson Avenue.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-22

Miss Bessie Perry has returnea
fom . pheasant I've Nsets vacation
IN California and thn 0xnadzsn
Rockies.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-22

Mr and Mrx ri n oNUFHtrses re-
earnea Sunday lsen 4 fea aAys
tAsR . Mf sn1 atF& T n Mfxon
IN hAton H0uRe Ia. DestA Aisaa
0leE little srandaauxhter. returned
with them Tor a visit
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-22

Ka0nra nex1nf. m. Fnui A ~.
nsnEx4 eaa MF useh. a-Napama
~ Mrs. 4anfA nwwAmENA Ill fIaen
Nem n4MAssA msaanF#A - N4Me4
fozstn NEfa Meennao f4tEzntsa ffun|
Neu osieAri1 "a . bAxnsa ntp
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-22

Miss Helen walker accompanied
~ Mis- Frances Heidelberg Of La
fayctte. Louisiana. motosed 70 Col
oEado Springs 10 spend two weeks.
hiks Heidesberg Nali remain FOR the
coming session OF school whera nhe
Afl teach in one OF the high schools
there.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-22

n. and MFs Marian d sulsF aad
Ca Allen, accompanies b. A1rz. Il
V Chsnoseth. Of New ofleana
Visited relatives and frtsnds ii
fzeeasvuia during fas past Hszk.
While here heg were saeSts q -
Arthur Allen End frs Robert REIN
eeke.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-22

AR ard Mrs j. r. fsaaArd re-
turned Monstay frosn = ftw dayx
visit 70 relatives Ia Philadelphia
Miss Mr. Willard HAYS accom-
panied them home ard Ell be a
guest "a toe4r home fuF several aayx
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-22

NJ and Mrs ciarezics Tucker ard
pa1y Of Alsiers. L0aizlena. are visit
ine hniF families here tina nsak.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-22

MrA James Mitchell and vuana
% James Mitchell Jr- 0f Moblh,
are spending several weeks here
visiting Mrs MiteheRf's paFenls. nj.
and MrA ID H. pteketi. On cansy
street
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-22

vea = - Faxaan 3
cwpmeean
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-22

MF ana MrA n A Barnes o.
Port Arthur. Texas spent the rrck
end Ia the home q M. and Mrx
r O Spann. Jr
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-22

Mr and Mrs Prank canfy and
as.gntsr Ann. are spending several
dasa n Nsu Orleans.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-22

Misses kSsiyn smith and Maflun
Huffman are spending several deys
Visiting ~ formers bruthaF-fnsiaw
and sister. M sne AIRS. j. PAR. -
hay 81. I0nis.
Evening star., 1941-10-03
EXCESS ReSerNeS Cut

The Federal Reserve Board esti-
mated that lendable excess reserves
of member banks totaled s5,190,00O,-
900 on October l.
This surplus of idle money, which
Is scheduled to be cut about $1,000
100000 on November l when new re-
serve requirements go into effect,
was S10,000,000 less than a week
earlier.
The boards statement said:
During the week ended October
! member bank reserve balances de-
creased s33,000,0O0 Reductions in
member bank reserves arose from
increases of S1l3, 100000 in money in
circulation and S6l 100000 in non
member deposits and other Federal
Reserve accounts and a decrease of
$50 100000 in Reserve bank credit,
offset, in part, by decreases of S9l,-
100000 in Treasury cash and S70,-
900 in Treasury deposits with
Federal Reserve banks and increases
of $4,000 900 in gold stock and 81
100000 in Treasury currency. Excess
reserves OF member banks on Oc-
tober ! were estimated to be ap-
proximately SIS, 100 100000. a decrease
of Sl0,000,000 for the week"
Evening star., 1941-10-03
Britain and Egypt
Take Large Part
OF u. 5. Exports
Leuse-L Lend Program
Boosts Shipments to
II Per Cent in July
BY the Associated Press.

.
Lend-lease and other shipments
to the British Empire and Egypt
made up 70 per cent of the total
1858 $40 900 merchandise exports in
July.
Noting that July statistics were
still incomplete, the Commerce De-
partment said today its figures
showed shipments included sl28,-
til 900 to the United Kingdom. S68,-
076 900 to Canada, $25 OIL 900 to
Egypt, S10,701,0 900 to South Africa,
S6,l72 900 to Australia and S5,575000
to India, as we'll as smaller amounts
to other parts Of the empire.
Although describing the amount
Of lease-lend materials as "rela-
lively large no figures were given
on what percentage Of these ship
ments went out under the program.
Since the war the empire has be-
come more and more the dominart
customer Of the United States. but
the y per cent Of experts taken in
July was record. The averaca
British portion of United States eE-
ports in recent months has been 65
per cent.
The department also revealed that
exports to Japan fell of sharply in
July, possibly in anticipation Of the
monetary freezing order, which viz
tually suspended trade between the
countries on July 25. July shipments
to Japan were s3,346,00O, about half
the preceding month and about a
fifth of shipments in July Of last
! year.
Comparisons of July foreign trade,
by continents and principal trading
nations, follow Figures in thousands
/ of dollars, 900 omitted:
Evening star., 1941-10-03
Chicuqo Livestock

CHICAGO Oct 3 0P,.-salable hogs.
1000 total. 1000, uneven; general trade
largely 5l5 lower than Thursdays aver
age. practical top. II 30 one outstanding
load, 11.35: bulk. 100000 pounds IL To-
30, good and choice 1S0-22n pounds,
10 9n-11.25 good 3OO-360 pound sows,
1p1O-50: few light weights To 1865;
most 400-500 pound kinds, 9G5-S6. eX-
treme weights down to 900.
Salable cattle. 1000; calves. 200. week
end trade generally steady; more active
than week ago; very little steer bef IN
crop; run mostly butcher cattle: steer sup
ply mainly medium to good grades: top,
90. paid for long yearlIngs, sprinklng
lO-15-ll 80: steers and heifers at latter
prlCfi most steers, 9.5O-1I .25; with COM
mon Southwest Mexican breed offeTings
around s 90; corn belt and western grass
helfers dull al weeks 50-cent decline
mainly, 1903 80; cutter COWS 90 down,
with Gamers at 5.00-5 rs: most Western
grass cows. S.25-75: weighty sausage bulls
to abs; heavy calves, s 5O-725 on plain
Southwest kinds; good and choice corn belt
however: stocker trade slow, steady.
Salabe sheep, 1000; total, 1000; late
Thursday, all classes steady; five doubles
closely sorted Western sprinsers, 1215;
bulk good and choice natives, 1860:
few. IL SO; two doubles handyveieht fed
yesrlinEs 900; today's trade, marke;
steady TO strong: bulk and top choice ma
tive spring lambs, IL so. few thrououts
900 down; odd lot cleanup sheep, 400.
500.
Evening star., 1941-10-03
Treasury Schedules
Big Defense Loan
For Next Week
Financing May Total
As Much as Billion
And q Quarter
BY the Associated Press.


The Treasury announced today 1t
expects to borrow between $1,000
100000 and S1,25O 100000 next week
to pay current defense costs.
A Treasury spokesman said the
borrowing would be undertaken with
the usual precaution that uneX-
pected international developments,
which might disturb financial mar
kets. might force a postponement.
The borrowing will be the largest
cash financing of the Treasury at
least since the 81 ,106, 100000 borrow
ing in 1886 to pay the soldiers
bonus, and may turn out to be the
largest since the Liberty Loan drives
Of the World War era.
The exact amount of the borrow
ing and the type of securities will
be determined next week at meet
ings between Treasury and Fed
eral Reserve officials.
Defense costs of the Government,
alone. totaled s1,319.954.559 last
month, and in the last three months
total Federal expenditures have eX-
ceeded income by an average OF
81 ,000000,000 a month.
The huge borrowing thus may be
only enough for one month. How
ever, the Treasury is also borrow
ing approximately $300,000,000 a
month through the sale of Defense
savings bonds and additional
amounts through the sale of tax
anticipation certificates.
The cash financing will be ac-
complished by the sale of Treasury
bonds or notes to banks, insurance
companies and other large investors.
At the same time the Treasury
plans to refund $204 ,425 400 of old
IL per cent Treasury notes COM
ing due for payment on December
Is. Whatever type of security is
sold for cash will also be used to
refund the old securities.
The new borrowing will bring the
Federal debt to a new record high
of about ,000,000,000. The statu-
tory limit is S65,00O,0OO,000.