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The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1942-02-19

sources Of rubber. Plans for an
nnual output of 10000 tons of sy-
nthetic rubber are being rushed.
Tires are %rationed, and manufacture
of recap material restricted. Con-
gress has okayed planting of Jay
ule, and Latin American is being
secured for every pound of crude.
The one step yet untaken is an "all-
out" effort to collect scrap rubber.
The Importance of getting busy on
this was highlighted by James ].
Newman, vice-president of the B. f.
Goodrich company, who told some
500 New England business leaders
the other day that enough scrap is
available - if it were only rounded
up - to get somewhere between
100000 and 100000 tons of re-
claim per year against the 285,O00
tons produced in 1941), beginning in
1913 when enlarged facilities could
be brought in. He said civilian needs
may depend almost exclusively on
reclaim, hence an about and con-
tinual rubber scrap collection pro-
gram is a government must"
900
UP A BILLION - Secretary of
Agriculture Wickard gave a warning
about how price-guaranteeing legis-
lation for feed grains would boost
costs to consumers. Proposed legisla-
ton that would prohibit selling feed
grains below parity, he said, would
add a billion dollars to the nations
grocery bill. Chat figures out to
approximately $40 for every man,
woman and child in the nation.)
900 -
IDEAS FROM WORKERS - To
turn out the greatest possible amount
of war material in the shortest pos
sible time is the job U. S. industry
has tackled. So production engin-
GERS are fine-tooth combining opera
ting procedures at hundreds Of
plants, cutting every possible corner
so long as it works no hardship on
personnel or on quality of product.
Az OllClIlIidLLl, II. ". iIiIlpS, per
sonnet director for Chanley Distil-
lers corporation, suggested that
workmen themselves give their ideas
for upping efficiency. At n of his
firms plants making alcohol for
smokeless powder, departmental
forums" in which 1000 u~nionized
employees take part have resulted in
many workable suggestions, he said,
and the plan is being expanded to
all other plants. Labor" he pointed
out, "has a great deal to offer a
long this line because of it's fam
iliarity with production work; and
the more ideas industry can pro-
duce today, the better are Americas
chances"
900
THINGS TO WATCH FOR -
Various glass requirements for tin
and steel. Besides glass jars in lieu
of tin cans, there ire: tempered"
plate glass (almost as strong as steel)
which can be given an enameled
surface, for use in refrigerator wall
panels, cabinets, kitchen sink units,
ETC.; glass door knobs that look like
brass, bronze or chromium because
Evening star., 1942-04-19

SHEPHERD PARK, near Walter Reed-At-
tractive double room, seni-prtvate bath In
private home; excellent transportation.
Evening star., 1942-04-19

PEASE rs-tcEl blue PRINT machine With
trays. developer and one roll paper SIS"
cash. Appiy IAl Maple ave, Tskoms
Evening star., 1942-04-19

TYPEWRITER Rental Service. 5TI6 10th
NV. GE SSJ UnderWoods, 81 50 mo, 4
mos IN adv S5.55; no del. 81 add. dep
VACUUM CLEANER late model, Sl2. cleo
tric Ian. 81 GHug 18TH st. NV. Apt.
"VH
Evening star., 1942-04-19

FEFRIGERATORS washers and other
electrical appliances. also lathe and ac-
Gordon HFheSt cash prices paid Sales
and service WO 400"
Evening star., 1942-04-19

Asparagus, rhubarb. horseradish and
mint roots. Potted tomato. pepper, egg
plant, cabbage and caulihower plants give
early start you want Nursery across Chain
Bridge to Tysons Corner is convenient.
MEREDITH CAPPER. Falls Church 1917.
Evening star., 1942-04-19

J. {. HARDING & co. INC,
Electrical headquarters,
DIT lOth st NV MA 2IGO
Evening star., 1942-04-19

WASHING MACHINE, elec; used very
little, also exercising and reducing ma
chine, a. c. motor and belt type. bar
gains 332O Chester st Anacostia
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CATTLE o. LIVESTOCK.

/ GUERNSEY COW. restseered with papers;
iuSl frssa nGfeSrSSd S GUERNSEY , sSn
TS5Sss Rpply Rlv5ssweos re, FsTg near
ForeSfviile Nd or phone Hillside oSOp-M
Mr. Breer~co6, manaEer.
~ WORK HORSES and mares. cheap
mules, q spotted ho-s"sl & sood s lsad Sopy. ;
ness. ) saddles and brides, buEgieS. h-dsy
guarantee DVsi where the truth counts.
Rear 726 i2th So Sc
JERsEY COW SSS heavy heiier calf
summer ducks. Inautre Trailway Station.
Reminston Va, SUNDAY only
PIGS. : weeks old healthy stock DU
OILS and De. 6331.
MULE bis sble bodied work ,anywhsrs
~tNA. Phone II $500 CaN from
% 3 nm. Anseostis, D. C.
MARE, 5-gsited. rdinS aud work mare.
boar hos Phone Rockville a-j-F
FOR SALE. gray percheron stallion. regis
tered, producer Of tine colts. Also excellent
$50 phone NoTth Beseh, Nd 7s-R
WORK AND RIDING HORSES for sale
PARK. Md warheld 6iso
CHESTER WHITE PIGS. pure bred. boars.
stock. Registered. Many sovs 70 select
from. Come and see them. Ready 20 40
after May L. Ayrlawn Farms. Bethesda.
WANT TO TRADE a COW in on a sood
used carp I wil accept heiferS cows or
feed corn, oats and hay as part payment
on any OF our fne guaranteed cars. big
Thomas, sen, mEr., Leo Rocca, Inc. S30i
Conn. ave. Emerson 1000
ONE TEAM black mares 6 and IS years
Old. 800 lbs; one hay horse, & years,
/ 400 lbs. No reaS. offer refused. Rear
1892 Eye 81, sc.
AMERICAN SADDLE HORSES, several
young. and 5 galted. registered, oil sEes.
priced reasonably ChaS Briekerd. Glenn
Dale, Md Telephone Bowie 346o
RIDING HORSE, good condition,
Call Locust 494-W-3.
Evening star., 1942-04-19

VACUUM CLEANER. WestinRhouse tank
type, new demoustrator save 2h'e: only
! Macdonald Typewriter Co, SIS I4th
Evening star., 1942-04-19
CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

> FINE RIDING MARES. 3 and yrs. old,
gentle, weH-mannered. MI. 9691.
BAY HORSE, sound. 1850 lbs. for farm
or wagon work, cheap. Philip D Robinson.
Brandywine, Nd. Telephone Brandywine
2356.
HUNTER, handsome, imported French
thoroughbred papers, gray gldg., II hds.,
SI75. Rockville S-J-2
FOR SALE pure-bred Hereford bulls,
10 mos. and 3 years old, respectively sgd
ney Smith. Chantilly. Va. Herndon II WI.
BAY AND WHITE GELDING, beautifully
marked 8 hands well hammered. Can be
seen at the Sour & Saddle Club, Forest
Glen, Md. or call Sligo 1853.
TRACTOR DISC. new condition: 2-horse
corn planter, 1 and horse moving ma
chine. low-wheel farm wagon. l and
horse cultivators, 9-horse disc, pIows.
gasoline engines, and 6 hp,: English
saddle and bride. pony and work harness.
c. NJ. HTRST,
12I w. Broad St. Falls Church, Va.
? JERSEY COWS, yrs old. from res
istered stock. now milking: to freshen
again in September This is hish-grade
stock raised by me, suitable dairy or fam
lIy use. must sell, 500 each. NASH.
1916 BRYANT st. ne.
YOUNG NANNY With fine doe and buck
kids SIS. Alex. 0S34
Evening star., 1942-04-19

WASHING MACHINE Easy" with sue
ton cups and spin dryer: in good condi-
tion, S25; also old style drop-head sewing
maChinR and elec lrnns EN- nSlA
Evening star., 1942-04-19
BABY CHICKS.
POULTRY G EGGS.

500 WILL BUY go 1O-mo. pullets, all lay
ing. Alex. 0S04.
CHICKS, c. O. D, $3.50, 100 Big-type
Leghorn broilerS males, 81 80, 100. Special
assorted breeds, S. 80. 100. Heavy assorted
non-Sexed 81 100 Send no money pay
poStman plus postage. order from this ad
culed and blood-tested. Biddle's, 1867
Ridge ave. Philadelphia, Pa
IA MEADOW CHICKEN FEEDERS. 10
large Aft long, small. SH. 43l4-W
PIGEONS-White King, thirty pair for
sale. Chestnut 9670.
BANTAM HATCHING EGGS-Buf Cochin
&c each, supply limited Dorothy Belts,
Lanham. Nd. HvattSYille OF "a
Evening star., 1942-04-19

VACUUM CLEANERS "a. Eureka: rebuilt;
complete with tools for all eleaninR $40
each, Unon nl69 Free trial
VACUUM CLEANERS. Apex with motor
driven brush, SIS. Hand-type cleaner,
Hl2.6o. Apex Elec. Co, 700 9th st. ".
VALET EQUIPMENT. shoe shine stand ma
chlnery, boots sacrifice. Can be seen all
day Sunday. Sl0 l4th ST. NV
Evening star., 1942-04-19
ANIMALS SIN RIOOM
FOR YOUR GARDEN

Many varieties, stocky plants Buy
where they are grown-nursery across
Chain Bridge at TySons Corner.
MEREDITH CAPPER. Falls Church 1917.
Evening star., 1942-04-19
SHADE TRIES,
MARIEI.IEG q L
GARDENS TO ORDER.

Garden material, construction and serv-
ice. Estimates are free. Perfect, beauti-
ful specimen evergreens, sacrifice tall va
rieties for screen old-fasnioned Towering
SHRUBS, roses, perennials: shade. orna- :
mental and fruit trees; tree surgery grad
ing, fiiling. seeding, sodding, rock gardens,
rails. manures composts, top soil. peat
moss; extra special three tons poultry
manure SIS. Lincoln 1925.
Evening star., 1942-04-19
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.
frsr$sfrfte@ !

EIpTc@--c-losins out ali radios before
Msy ct rr1v a fsw left. p A Emerson
Zenith. oslBsr small sets comhlus tlous
Terms pHcDcusid typewriter A. Fadto
rn sgs Tath 81 uw go
Evening star., 1942-04-19

RUGS tnewl. ., Broadloom: beds dreSsers,
mattresses, porch swing. breakfast porch
furniture, tables. chars desks WO 40lT.'
RUGS. .. axi2. oroadloom. also = 6x9 lno-
leum russ; reasonable. $40 Somerset pl.
nv GeorgtR 4QaS
Evening star., 1942-04-19

MISUNDERSTANDING sale repoI-
sesSed, used and new. Hundreds to choose
from All makes. all models, all sizes.
We operate the largest REFRIGERATOR plant
In the East and therefore We are able TO
give you the most for your money at the
lowest prices Frieidaire, WESTINGHOUSE,
q Z, Norge, CroSley, Kelvinstor Leonard
etc, from Sia.o0. Up to 2 years free
service guarantee, extra large trade-in
allowance easy terms. New 1a4l-1a42
models, all standard makes at wholesale
builders prices for immedlate delivery.
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NSlISll 4 III q = Ni

RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT. including
diShwasher. stove and grtll, l larEe elee
cooler, / Frigidsire, cash register steamer
electric fan. dishes, tables and chairs. etc ::
cash price 80 600 Southern States Diner
U s. route /, IS miles south OF Alex
AndriA Va
Evening star., 1942-04-19

VACUUM LEANERS-Eureka. ROYAL and
Hoover rebuilt like new, Sll95 up, guar
Evening star., 1942-04-19

SILVER FOXES y large SKINS, practically
new. Can no fo6- 1929 Columbia "a.
Evening star., 1942-04-19

pADfCse 50 esch ~ siso buy radios: re
rairinK. ave 5Gss. 1910 tn st. n.S. NE
Anak
Evening star., 1942-04-19

sIICER. elec cold meats excellent con
d!tton Ssev.nce $50. DlSl Lincoln 80
Evening star., 1942-04-19

SAFES AND MONEY CHESTS. Money
chests for all purposes, safes for ar
rad shelters, safes for rent HlGHESr T
CASH OR TRADE-TN ON YOUR SAFE
THE SAFEMASTERS co,
Evening star., 1942-04-19

SMALL. col lpSPoT reirlEeysJor. IN perfect
condition, $50. 4hl- HlGhlanu ave. Be
theSdA RrAdlfN nn4N
Evening star., 1942-04-19

WATER COOLER, elec., completely over
hauled by factory man, excellent condit ion,
- J1lr,
Evening star., 1942-04-19
FARM 6 GARDEN.

FIELD GROWN PANSIES viii not be hurt
by cold. , baskets, SI.Ou. Ashton Nurseries,
colo Geor-is ave
GIANT PANSIEs. finest STRAIN obta,nabte
Nl COZ, also hardy primrose, hueCheTR,
etc. 63ll 4ath ave. Riverdale, Nd.
SPECIAL TRUCKLoAD OF eyerEreenS.
Berkmann arbor-vitae golden arbor-vitse,
Greek juniper, 81 70 each. Monthly bloom
Nurseries. 6aiO Georgia ave.
ENGLISH BOXwoOD. various sizes. from
sc to 81 each. lu7 Baltimore ave. Takoma
Park, Md, Shepherd 6b5S-W,
PERENNIAI.S. petunias. stock. ageNatum.
F. Green. i14Os Georeia ave. extended
OLD ENGLISH AND AMERICAN BoxWOoD
in ell sizes, 2 large specimens. some
smaller ones; on display In city. MA. l545.
LANDSCAPE SERVICE. pruning. planting
waited; tree work; fiaRstone walks W c.
Md. Shepherd $3.50
BARGAINS-Must remove--Peony plants,
25c to soc; small Norway spruce and
white pine, SOC each: srapeyineS. sc;
Shasta daisies. chTySanthemumS phloX,
iris. day lilies, etc, t0c to 26c per clump;
California privet. So per 100. Qf you
are & wise you viii have privst hedse
1914 Alabama ave Sc FIR hosa
HEARTY CHRYSANTHEMUMS, mixed coll
ors. boc bushel. 2Sl4 Alabama ave. sc.
Franklin 50sa.
FOR wHITE-Free gardens. ready to plant.
Anacosta fats. Call Ludlow 1305-W after
Z pm.
TRACTORS. new and used: all farm equip
ment must sell this week. Falls Church
2I90.
GARDEN SOIL. large or small quantity;
lawns fixed; trash moved; well-rotted COW
manure. Dupont OILS and Decatur 1897.
SADDLE. cream separator. plow. Oriental
rug 1907 O ST. NV.
CONSERVE SUGAR = Bees and queens.
Beekeepers supplies. Warfield 373S.
SHADE TREES,
@6 VARIETIES. 81 UP
EverRreens, shrubs and vines. Drive
across Chain Bridge to Tysons Corner and
visit our nursery Open all day Sunday
MEREDITH CAPPER. Fails Church 1917.
FRUIT TREES.
Large selection in many varieties. Priced
from 81 to $3.50 delivered All other
plants at our nursery near Tysons Corner
Open all day Sundays
MEREDITH CAPPER. Falls Church 1917,
FRUIT TREE BARGAINs-In trees grown
by VirRinia'S largest growers.
doz. VI. apple. assorted varie-
doz. 3 to Aft. peach, assorted va
pear trees, assorted varieties 2sb
doz. yr. grapes, assorted varieties . SO
90 Cumberland raSpberr1es ------ 225
30 New Boyenberry ------- 325
II giant rhubarb roots go
90 pedigTeed Washington asparagus so
Write for free copy new low-priee cata-
logue offering both fruits and ornamentals
WAYNESBORO NURSERIES, Box ga
Waynesboro. Virginia
Evening star., 1942-04-19

LOVELY FURNISHED ROOM TO gentiles,
: gentlemen or couple, in high-elass sec
tion. WI. 5327,
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RExAIR CLEANER & CONDITIONER. Al
condition Phone WO 43GS after 4 nm.

RUG. American Oriental. Ssrouk desiEn:
never been used: Sscrtnce. SH. 651S, TOl
Garland ave. Apt. 4, Takoma PIX
RUG, Belsian, oxi2, used short time. very
clean; Sacrihce for $50. 1896 eth ST. n W,
Apt, 4
Evening star., 1942-04-19
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

AMERICAN OR FOREIGN COINS stamp
Hobhy shop. 71e t7th st u.w Dist 1874
AMERICAN COINS. al kinds. antiques. old
soS so!d' Sa.ysT' cameras buy sell HEPNE5 s
ion mus be reasohAbic on Bic coiambis Gs a6ii
BEDROOM SUITES. once furniture. din.
and living room suites, elec. rrfgiEeTstors,
glassware and rugs DU. o6l3 -
BEDROOM. living rooHl. edd pieces OF any
hishest cash prices paid CAN Ma. to3o.
After m, RA. 1877. ga
BEpRooM F3 r. d;nins iyins rosg m Is5n,gTs
ING CAREFULLY. STORAGE. IA 2a37.
BOOKS-Best prices. small or iarre lots
Bring in. or phone ME ls46. Storsse Book
shop, 4s0 10th st n x
CLo2THN;q--Hshszt Go prices Psid rOr mems
0sed clothinE Bermans lice Tth st "
ME 3767 Open eve Will call
CLOTHNG-Bette prices paid for mems
used clothing Harry'S ll9S Tth St nv
Di 6I69. Open eve VIII call
FURNITURE, brie-a-brse. china. glassware.
prices psid. Call Murray, Taylor 3333
FURNITURE WANTED AT ONCE-we buy
all kinds also Clec. rpfGS., stoves tools.
pianos, etc: day or night FIR. ESQ
FURNITURE WANTED-To buy direct from
refriEtTstor. Republic 3f72 -
NTTURE-Household furnishings Of all
KINDS, MAXIMUM cash prices, oriC-a-braC.
emma. Cah any time RE. 1904. NE. 53lT.
lg'
FURNITURE. rugs, once furniture, house
hold goods, etc highest cash prices; best
results Call any time ME. 1924. 80
GOLF CLUBS, second hand Set with bag.
Give DESCRIPTION and price in your reply.
Box Soy. Star.
GOLF CLUBS, used left handed Phone
FR $3.50 EXt 3S2
ICE BOX. lun-lb. capacity. reasonable in
Eood condition. Call Waldorf 3l24
PIANO grand or upright. viii pay cash II
bargain. North SIu2
PIANOS boueht and sold. higheSt prices
paid Tor used Strands and uprlFhtS. any
condi' ION. Ratner's Music Store, s36 18Th
81 NV RE "4a9
PORCH FURNITURE Venetian blinds, SKIS
ruE. Call Woodley 5lS3
REFRIGERATORS. washers and other
electrical appliances also lathe and sc-
Ergh
Evening star., 1942-04-19

GERATORS-Deep-cu sacrifices on
hundreds of refrigerRtors. We have the
largest display in washington and guRran-
tee not to be undersold We have q group
of General Electric FriEidaire. Westins
house. CroSley, Kelynator. Norge. Leonard,
Cnldspot. used. as low as $40: immediate
deliveries; easy terms; liberal trade-in
aliowanFfa
Evening star., 1942-04-19

RADIO in soce condition. s.. 1901 Is,h
Evening star., 1942-04-19

MASS. AVE. ExTENDED-Cool room \
exposures, seni-prtvste bath, for gentleman
bavns car; 90 min. downtown wAshington.
Evening star., 1942-04-19

WATER HEATERS de luxe storage, all
sizes, Also used heaters. 621 F ST. NV.
Ma. 4 63 and RA 1860
Evening star., 1942-04-19

II25 EUCLID ST NW-Knotty pine
basement room, private shower. Columbia
Evening star., 1942-04-19
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

TYPEWRTTERS addinE machines, etc Late
models Rentals and repairs. All makes
american Typewriter Co. 1881 E. Capitol
81. ii. 0OS2 Open evenings.
Evening star., 1942-04-19

SPRING SUIT. tur-tymmeG. Sl5. tur
lawn mower. both for =. Emerson ">>-'
SPORT COAT NouuG man 5. Ake new $50.
sac. q TO : years. ls,9 EucHG s.. nv
co 6SIQ
Evening star., 1942-04-19

WASHING MACHINES--We have few
chimes OF such well-known makes as
4 A B C. Apex. Morse, Thor: blackstone e end elnd
terms. Can Republic 1890. The Piano
Evening star., 1942-04-19

ROOMS to accommodate . or g. Master
bedroom, new home, modern convenienceE.
close 70 transp; reasonable Adams a717
Evening star., 1942-04-19

COCKER SPANIEL. beautiful red. s mos
old, lovely coat and ears very intelligent:
also black mature male. registered, fine
pedigree A. c. Nichols CHI 0Oq7
Evening star., 1942-04-19

VENETIAN BLINDS. 68 inches wide in very
good condition. Phone Adams O77g.
WALNUT BED. dresser and chest new.
$50. equal to Wholesale price. Kelly Furn
Co. $50 9TH st n
Evening star., 1942-04-19

SluO PHILCO RADIO. table model. A. c,
d. c. tubes; for $50. AT. S911. la'
" LARGE DRESSERS. Sl5 each. at SIS
each small writing desks 50 each.
library tables, So each hall clock. $40;
antique floor lamp. SO; occasional chair,
81 steamer trunk, S.. 2O14 C st. NV.
Evening star., 1942-04-19
AtscrulAhEoUs FOR SALE.

BAFGATH PR1CE-Almost new, modern
sleetrie stove. Eenuine KsivfnRtoF TsnEe.
i,ssY 4 eco Sseoromy-type surface burnsrsS
thrifty dsep-Well cooker. priced al less
than "a usual new price Gail Glfoe SOIL.
Ice3 VT AVE. Apt. "a lovely ANTIQUE
ehaE. nicely upholstered- would have 20 hs
seen 20 BE- sppTecl ated reasonable.
s-POSTER BIDS 'fuU sire f. bv . #.
- 20 msff-estFF- - -. tnefe are eoaai
n unolcssls prices new. Kelly Purn.
- BRONZE HALF WINDOW SCREENS
perfect condition. no hnls
PEAsE re-ucsl blue PRINT machine with
trays. developer and one roll paper. SIS"
seas593 ,,A4pp.g App.g - I..Ns.2 MaPis ave fakoma
USED REFRIGERATORS.
e4a 18th ST. Sc
MAGIC CHEF GAS RANGES.
We S'tl hSyt large stock 20 choose
from and cen make immed'ste delivery.
Terms ii teaIed Fhos } Crovei- Estao
l"t5. Itl5 Jefferson Davis hiEhuRy. A.
lnEtor. We Republic All.
SEE THESE VALUES.
Dirette sets sturdy oak with sxten-
tiuu t0hleS. hTand-neV SIS
Occasional chairs upholstered in blue
Kitchen cabinet excellent condition. SIC
Baby cribs and mattress. orand-new
We have many other bareains See us
FOR the best buys in furniture for the en-
tire home
1896 Il St NE Atlantic 44e4
BENDIX
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
New 1912 models in factory crates
at lowest prevailing prices. Buy
now and save. Cash or terms.
WARD RADIO e. APPLIANCES,
S535 GEORGIA AVE sH "2a9
RE-UPHOLSTERING.
Two-piece living suite upholstered for
$40 covering and new inside material IN
Ciudsu, made like new Ia finest tapestry
and tr!ezFtte wul,, msuship guaranteed.
IA FRANCE UPHOLSTERY co.
"1n" IAN ST NV col UMBIA '3sI
TYPEWRITERS, faq QUICK x, .6so 5epPi:- &.
Rentals. al makes. better machines. few
hundred VISIT OFFICE MACHINE CORP.
Bond BldE-, cor 14th & N, Y. ave. RE "S"S
APARTMENT OWNERS AND
ROOMING HOUSES, you can
buy furniture at prices equal
to wholesale. Kelly Furniture
Co, 829 7th st. NV.
Evening star., 1942-04-19

YOUR DOG called for, bathed and returned
in .. c or Bethesda for 81. FREE AM
BULANCE FOR HOSPITAL CASES. Pet
Animal Hospital. OR. 1110 or WO. 0223
COLLIE PUPPIES, A. X C. registered.
finest in quality breeding: show stock.
wisconsin 1902
Evening star., 1942-04-19

Ross Spinet by assuming monthly pay
mentS without carrying charge. TO
choose from, one Colonial, one Heppel-
whlte. and one ResenCy. Lester Pianos,
Inc. 1891 G ST. NV. open ewes.
APRIL CLEARANCE SALE, 4 floors of bar
gains. Spinet pianos SIS to S29S; Grand
Pianos. S235 TO S495. You can still take up
TO 5 months TO pay for your piano. Lester
Pianos. Inc 1871 @ ST. NV. Open ewes.
JUST 3 beautiful Betsy Ross SpinetS that
have never left our sales floor, specially
reduced to $500 for this week only, lnclud-
ing 70 private piano lessons 1u-year guar
gntee. Lester Pianos Inc. 1871 G st. NV.
Open ewes
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-14
Bank Officials
Name Officers

A new assistant cashier was
named at National Bank Of Ypsi-
lanti and all officers and directors
were reelected in this bank and
at Ypsilanti Savings Bank at an
nual meetings Tuesday
Creston Myers. formerly teller in
the National Bank, was chosen as
sistant cashier and will serve with
the other bank officers, w. E. Bas-
sett, president; A. r. McAndrew.
vice president; w. c. Sturm, cash
Ter; and John Miller, assistant
cashier. Directors chosen include
E. j. Doran, u. F. shaeter. R. c.
Lamkin. Mr.. Bassett, Mr.. Sturm
and Mr.. McAndrew.
Savings Bank officers chosen
were John P. Kirk, president; S. A.
Wizard, vice president, Max E.
williams, cashier K. z. Hall, and
Glenn F. Groosbeck. assistant
cashiers. Directors elected were
DR.. NJ. p. O'Hara. J. w. Talladay.
Matthew Sinkule. o. a. Hapkinson,
Mr.. Kirk, Mr.. Wizard and Mr..
Williams.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-14
ScOutmaster Presented Silver Beaver Award

The Silver Beaver Award for
outstanding service to boyhood"
was presented 10 Duane Chamber
lain. Scoutmaster of Roosevelt
School Troop /. at the annual
meeting Of Northumberland
Boy Scout Council Tuesday eve
ring in the Michigan Union, Ann
Ar0or.
Mr.. Chamberlain. who teaches
industrial arts at the Normal Col
lege, has been Scoutmaster OF
Troop for five years.
The award was presented by
Chester Manning.
Guest speaker for the evening
was Dr. Howard Y. McCluskey.
professor OF educational psychology
at the University Of Michigan. who
declared that Scouting today is
more important than ever before
because Of the war emergency.
Dr. McCluskey said he liked
Scouting because Il taught boys 20
be concerned for the common vel
fare OF the community and because
il makes them community con-
scious He held hopes for the
next generation. saying that they
would be a people OF giving. in
stead OF getting as has been the
goal IN the past.
The simplicity Of Scouting was
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Told
Uses of Coal

The Romance OF Coal" was the
topic OF a very interesting talk
given this noon at the regular meet
ing of the Kiwanis Club by Leo j.
Lynn. Detroit. district coal agent
for the Pennsylvania Railroad.
Mr. Lynn said that the discovery
OF coal brought about the industrial
age and that the coal in this coun
try had made the nation powerful
He pointed out that there are 5000
by-products Of coal and that only
about 400 have been converted to
commercial use. He mentioned ny.
Ion, which is replacing silk. that
yitamins were contained In the car
ION base. and that the new drug
sulphanilamide. used in the treat
ment OF pneumonia. is from a Goa
base.
Members OF the Kiwanis Club
recommended that the board OF di
rectors purchase a $1,000 defense
bond with funds from the treasury.
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bers at large on the executive
board.
Other members OF the executive
beard are chairmen OF Committees.
There were l05 Scouters at the
dinner and the discussions at >
O'Clock. Topics we're THE Respon
sibility OF the Parent Institution
led by Rabbi ]. VI. Cohen. Ann
Arbor. and The Means Of Inter
esting Adults in Scouting. led by
DIT. Ross Allen, Ann Arb1r.
Supper Tonight
Ypsilanti High School will be
the center OF Boy Scout activities
tonight for the annual district Co
operative supper and court o.
honor will be there. The supper
is scheduled for $50 in the gym
uasium with the pro ram follow
ing at 1880 in the auditorium.
Final plans for the cooperative
supper and court OF honor tonight
were made at the r gular meeting
OF Boy Scouts OF Troop Z Tuesday
night al Woodruff School. Seventy
reservations have been made for
the troop
Additional plans we're also made
for the troop anniversary meeting
April Z and the remain Ter OF the
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