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The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1942-06-25
In Memorium

In memory of our loved one, Mn
j. L. Sims, who passed away onA
year ago, June 20, 1941.
"At Home in the beautiful hills Of
God,
In the valley of rest so fair,
Some day, some time, when our
task is done,
With JOY We shall meet her
there"
j. E. SIMS, husband,
and children.
The State Of Mississippi:
To Moses Saffold, A Non-Rei-
dent, whose Address is: 5526 Laf-
ayette Ave-, Chicago, Illinois
You are summoned to appear b.
fore the Chancery Court Of the eoun-
ty Of Holmes, in said state, on ~
End Monday Of July, A. D., 1942 ~
defend the suit No. GAIT, IN m1a
Court, Of Matte Saffold ct al. whscn-
in you are q defendant.
This 3rd day Of June 1915.
PARHAM 81. WuLIAn
Chancery Clsrk.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1942-06-25

advertisements throughout Lions
Marketing territory to bring all
scrap rubber they can find to the
nearest Lion dealer. Cash payment
Of n cen per pound will be made,
and if as much as 200 pounds of
discarded rubber is collected in one
place, the Lion bulk station is that
vicinity will pick it up free Of
charge. -~
All kinds Of rubber goods-tires,
inner tubes, garden hose. hot water
bottles, rubber boots, rubber heels
(removed from shoe) rubber balls,
dolls, mats, old rubber bands, etc.
ARE vitality needed.
Colonel Barton, a member Of the
Petroleum Industry War Council,
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1942-06-25
Duront Boy Receives
Promotion in Texas

MOORE FIELD, Texas-Among
recent advancements of enlisted men
at Moore Field, Advanced Flying
School, Mission, Tex, was the APP
pointment of Pvt. j. B. Clements,
squadron clerk, to the grade of Cor
poral. He is the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur B. Clements, Durant.
Miss.
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WhotH e~ Buy WiM
WAN BONDS
-

These huge 60-ton heavy tanks
cost $120, 900, and Americas auto
motive and locomotive plants are
turning them out on a never-ending
assembly line. Our army uses light
tanks, weighing IA tons, and me-
dunn tanks of % tons also, but we
favor the medium tank over the
other two.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1942-06-25

These heavy tanks are needed for
certain phases of modern warfare,
and with their thick armor and
he~avy-gauge guns they are almost
unstoppable. They r considered
superior in gun power, in maneuver-
ability and in the power Of their
huge tractor motors to Axis tanks.
Americans everywhere are helping
to pay for these monsters Of war
through their purchase Of War
Bonds. Invest at least ten percent
of your income in War Bonds every
pay day. u. S. T,sos~,y Depo,t~sss
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1942-06-25
QUICK Relief FROM
Of Distress Arising Frea
STOMACH ULCERS
Due to EXCESS ACID

Free Beck Tell Of Home Treatment
that Must Help Or L Will Cost Yss
Nothing
Over one million bottles of the WHr
LARD TREATMENT have been sold
for relief OF symptoms Of distress n
ising from Stomach and D~uoaenal
Ulcers due to Excess AeidL-Pe0
Digestion. Sour or Upset Stenaeh
Cassiness. Heartburn. Sissplessassa
ETC., due to Excess Acid. Sold On IL
days rial! Ask for ''Wipard's Nee
sage which fully explSins this treat
ment-free at
HOWELL-HECCIE DRUG co.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1942-06-25
YOUR Part liz Nation
Vide Drive To Meet Vital
War Need

The Csvern~esa soaicjss dhe heip Il every nsa,
ws0aa sd dad h recovering sr vss
Asard Il discarded rubber. GOVERNOR, Mayors,
Cs.bers Of Co.aneree, Civic, Frsssr.A. Rek-
sisss SD Lahsr Organisations, Aaeriesa LIE.
gisa Poses, Boy Scoass, Girl Scouss, Y. N. c. A.,
7. y. c. A., Red Gross and every gro~p IN
or oosnsry arc urged to do their part in tAis
emergency. Every householder snA every con-
nerciAl essabaishme~s must be contacted SD
assissaaee given in picking up sesep rrbber
wherever assistance i needed. Here b - sp-
p~ortua;ty for every civic and charitable orga.i-
sssioa - improve is finances saA, - The Same
dne, perform . p~atriosic duty.
Asshsrisies ssate that one discarded tire viii
f~.isA enough reclaimed msserial for re-
eaPpi>g two ~sabse tires So, g.sker every
svsaahac easse e sssP WbS9-s@ nesA b
vta.
fsssdeaAy every ks0e, farm, wsseAssse ssA
fassssy II AAesiea sAea1d be dk9eaAy
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1942-06-25
Tie
H.sl& Off,.

last night called attention to the
acuteness Of the rubber shortage
in an address broadcast throughout
Arkansas over a statewide hook
up originating from Little Rock.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1942-06-25
Hoo to Sell Your Scrap Rubber

Jsst deliver Il TO the nearest Lioa Dealer and
receive yosr cash payment 1t the rate Of ono
ceat for each poUsd Of rubber delivered, Or
il yos have gathered Is much rs two hundred
pounds Of rubber, caAl the Lion Bulk Station
and . truck will pick up and pay for your
cohectioa Of rubber. Collect all kinds ef rub
Der tires, inner tubes, garden hose, hard
rubber, hos.water bottles, rubber boots and
shoes. rubber heels, jar rings, rubber beltiag,
rubber sheesing, rubber balls, rubber dolls aad
other rubber toys, ash trays, mats, suction cups,
se3 balls, tennis balls, rubber brushes and
eo~bs, bathing caps, rubber bands, overshocs
Or anythinG yo1 think 10 rubber.
Yos via find all Lion Dealers ready sad
anxious - cooperate wish you in this aH-ssS
drive fer rubber. Here's yosr ehasee - holP
win he wa~. Let's -!
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1942-06-25

out Of the other.
Frequent cutting of the hair br-
ings about thicker growth.
Growing pains" are a natural re-
suit of growth in children.
A cat will kill an infant by sucking
its breath.
Whiskey is an antidote for snake
bite.
A sudden fright can mark the
child of an expectant mother.
Cousins who marry will have chill
dren of low intelligence.
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AntA
o. FANNIE AAv txAao
posf sspvpcf osascroa

CvEN THOUGH the entire nation is now o. a war time schedule
Il which provides a n extra hour of sunlight in each day, there 10
stn plenty need for extra-good home lighting in order to avoid
eyestrain and to have sufficient light for the many tasks on hand.
with vital changes: mothers and homemakers ~ reading the labels
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1942-06-25

sessched for Old rubber. Aseies, b-esenaenas,
barns, garages, ssorerooos s~d serap heaps
shouAd be eo~bed thoroughly. Large qna.-
titles Of scrap r~Sber win be fosnd II every
eoMMs~asy.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1942-06-25
Lion Dealers Open Drive To Bay Scrap
Rubber For Federal Government

TN~H Hs~~~ - N~0sd - u A1 - ~ heb N ER~A
10 CT hk use Il rAAr - ~. Dk1 he.eA Of dMka .Asee
~ Me bhG Na~edf a s~e service bus~eu ow pN~a ruAr hsrNA C~A~
we cAAhe ade~Ms b h~ee.ed in order - conserve a~ UM~xo. e ~~p rbA~ xs
- ~h possibility q r< ka &s enAis@
Re&As J~s lNA - e~dnuhs Ar~A J~< NJ. Twelve hMAss Lea DeAu k&sa n
s~~~en campaign 70 10y sp rAS~ y /. PENN . Pe~A
DW&g hk ECog0 Caps4a cy Lien Dealer SD Bh Ps OpraA~ will nav go ~e
. ss.~df for .y lid 81 '~p r3~ "~-~ over 70 Tres II LIZ. O Refusing C~~v
VIII hn sell ~ dis rubber TO o~C o~~r@ex n 1880 per ton Nd dnae IN pr6A idkx
u "a seaAsA ~~p rh - UO. Army Relief. Navy II nd Re Cross
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-10
Marian Anderson Spikes Marriage
Rumor;; Accepts The OAR Invitation

The Item grew into story that
aroused widespread interest.
Miss Wood. who acted as chair
man OF the program commute for
ne aunching said she very point
d4y posed her ques'.cn 10 the sing
inC star who expressed anxious
moss 20 end circulation OF the story.
When pressed for a commitment
whether or not she Is engaged
Miss Anderson merely smiled
which was inte pre,ed by the in
terviewer as an affirmative admis-
sion.
Later during The luacheon Miss
Anderson eaid she had accepted
an invitation extended by the
Daughters of the American Revo-
luton 70 sing IN Constitution hall.
Washington. nc for the benefit
az the war relief fund
The OAR was the target OF So
tese criticism Of worldwide scope
two years ago when Il refused 10
allow Miss Anderson use 81 the
ha for a concert because she Is
Negro. Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt. Wife
O. tho President. resigned from the
association as stinring protect 70
tho ban
Acco ding ~ information rccer-
Cd rom OAR headquarters IN
Washinrton the invitation result
ed after Miss Anacrson's MANAGER
had made request TO nse OF the
hay sor q ccnccr
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-10
Nina Mae Makes Hit With Singing Of
NY Husbands A Cigolo,' 'Travein'

Fast and colorful. interspersed
with plenty Of whirls. and spins.
snappy dancing and swing songs.
amply describes Information
Please" Larry Sieele's first floor
show at S i'm Jones Club Congo.
Featured in the production IS the
glamorous little star Of radio and
screen fame, Nina Mae Mckinney.
In smooth and pleasing manner.
Miss Mckinney scores with MY
Husband Is Gigolo." and TRAY
elm"
Norton and Norton. graceful and
sophisticated. wins plenty OF ap-
plause with their whirls. spins and
lifts. Viola jefferson. a diminutive
Ginger OF swing. is billed as the
number one singer Of swing. and
she's just that. Miss Jefferson is
given plenty Of haurclapping with
I'm looking for the boy with the
Wistful Eyes" and several others
as her pleasing personality sinks
in deep.
Lorenzo Robertson. Detroit bari
tone. returns after spending seven
years in the East. adds 10 the show
with "Donkey's Serenade" and my
Devotion" Bobby and Foster John
son are two holdovers from the
previous chow. and their clever
tapping proves the reason
steele introduces several OF his
late song hits, Amber Girl" a
tribute 10 the colored girl OF
America which IL sung. while
Claudia Oliver. the inimitable lit
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-10
MILLINDER
AND BAND AT
RUSSELL

The Russell Theatre 1886 Rus
sell street at Kirby. this week.
inaugurates new picture policy.
Three features every saturday.
Sunday and Monday. starting Oct.
10-ll-l2. In addition 10 the two
regular features. an all-star col
6rcd riciure will be shown The
erst program on Oct To- viii be
Lucky Millinder. Mamie smith.
Frank Wilson. the Juanita Hall
eingcrs and a cast Of 300 in Para
disc In Harlem
Other pictures coming will be
an all-star cast in Mystery In
Swing" shelton Brooks in THE
Double Deal" Sunday Sinners.
Murder On Lenox Avenue" and
others.
In addition to Paradise In Har-
lem" the screen production will
consist Of Richard Arlen and Jean
Parker in Torpedo Boat" aleo
Ray INLAND and Pau'ette God
dard in The Lady Has Plans"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-10

tie soubrette. and the chorus. por-
tray the girls. and Put A Nickel
in the luke Box" used in the
speedy and furious finale OF the
show.
The show opens with the acts
being introduced in five from in
formation. please The Club Congo
hand furnishes the music for the
show and dancing.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-10
FAINTER TO ESTABLISH
STTDI0 ~ HAITI

NEW YORK ((ANP)- Mabel
Randolph Brooks. talented painter
ard graduate from the Yale
School OF Fine Arts. Is to sail for
Haiti this month where she will
establish studio and teach.
The Haitian government has In
terested itself in Miss Brooks
venture which she hopes Will
grow into a permanent school and
has arranged for her TO give a
series OF lectures and 10 teach in
the University OF Port-au-Prince.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-10
GIN. DAVIS To HELP SOLVE
RACE PROBLEM IN ENGLAND

wASHINGTON-tANP) ~ TIL Q
fact that Gen. Benjamin O. Davis
81 the inspector generals Office
has been sent 10 England as adj
visor 10 the commanding officer
OF the Negro troops in that area
gives credence TO many OF the
unsupported stories
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-10
. SIAYFRS or SOLDIER
GIT IL YEARS

East ST. Louis. nj ANP) -
Prison sentences ~ IL years
each we're mctcd out Friday "a
Ohio Wright 80 James Perry,
- an Willie Nails. %. for kill
ing PVT Thomas F. Banks.
montgomery Ala who was sta.
toned AZ Fort Leonard Wood
No AT involved we're Negroes.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-10
tnNVTcrFD FOR
RFIIFr rRArn

WASHINGTON fANPl - A "a
YEAR old Negro who had been
-urrin- n partnership boarding
horso hero N the dis'rict. was
'oun' guilty. IN c0urt last week
~ accepting relief. He was
charged WITH fraud
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-10
JUNGLE QUEENS AND MATES

Dorothy Lamour returns 10
a familiar setting-the
Jingle. in her new starring
picture. Beyond the Blue
Horizon" Her new leading
man Is Richard Denning.
The Paramount film in
Technicolor comes Tue
Wed-Thnrs, TO the Echo
Theatre.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-19
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
Farmers Market

rRurTs-Apples. Baidiwns. No. 4, nn
]. rs bu.; Delicious, No. I, s1.T5a2; No. a.
si5o Mcintosh. fancy, 81 bu.: No. 4.
$40 ai:1o: No; 2. 7oc9n; oreeninss. No.
eu.: No. 1. si.so9a; No. .. 75cSsi;
SHOWS. fancy. si.35 bu.: No. I, eoc a 81 Is
No. 2, ood1sc; Jonathsns. fancy. s1.7s
ou.; No 1. n.25Ti.50; No. 2, 75c: Wolf
S Siver' fancy, N.oo bu-; No. 1, n9l75;
LETTUCE AND SALAD oREENs-E,-
carole. fancy. 81 bu.: No. I. s0a7sc: No.
2. soc; EndIvs fancy. u.7sa2 bu. No.
vEoETAsLE GREENs-com.rd.. No. T.
I5c y 81 bu- Spinach, No. 1. siqi so bu.
Iurnip. No. I. 7sc dS1.z5 bu. Mustard.
No. 1. uoi.o bu- Kas. No. 1. 500
vEoEr ABLEs. MIscELLANEous-
beet, No. L.. 400 SOC dor bchs.; beets,
topped. fancy: Si.ao bu: No. 1. 7scasi:
cso s0s NO 1r': sss,ss No su R ss ssss. ss
No. I. co9ssc bu. Curly cabbage. No. 1,
eocq u bu. Carrots. No. 4. soc D 81 10
dos. bchs. carrots topped. No. 1. s3sods
s sy !: No. ,: sisog7. csulifIower. No I,
sse 81 dor: bchs. No. 1. so q Soc No. 2.
Is 2 3oc; celery, Michigan squares. fancy.
n.1e: No. 1. ud15o. Celery root. No. /.
s. su do, No os'.y s; T.oS. No Mo- s,,;s
doz: Horsersdish, No. a, 7sc a 81 IS peck
basket Kohirsoi. No. I. soa7sc dos
oons; Lesks, No. I. soosoe doa. bchs.
oNIoNs-Dry. fancy, $50 5o-ib. sack
1. t1.750i.15 bu.; No. 2. 75c. Curly psrs-
ley. No. 1. 409 soc don. bchs. Parsley root
No. 4. 10000 dor bchs Potatoes, No. A.
81. 1592.co ioo-lb. sack: No. 2. 81 3osI
rsdishes. dollhouse, No. 1. 1880 dss.
bchs.; outdoor, No I. 15c don bchs! Black
radishes. No.. 4, 81 bu. Rutabagas, No. 1.
1sc 9sf bu. Squash. Delicious. No. I, T5c
n n M Tahls In ~ . ~.
=. eo17cc; Hubbard. No. 4. Naf.5o bu. :;
No. 3. Use. Turnips, No. 1. 5o9e5c dox
bchs.; turnips. topped. No. I. sinf.s0 bu.
No. 2 Use. Vegetable oysters. No. 4. 90 .
soos-Is.r.. usNsis so-aos. e.s.; ]
medium. S1341l.
PoULrRY-Lfvs. hens. heavy srssds. 81
07ee n: lsgnorns, 10 Q rae; sprinssrs. 81
Hooe-Drssssd, medium. No. 4. 7fo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-19

Only 10 per cent. or 1,500, 900
tons of hard iron ore suitable for
use in open-hearth furnaces. is
produced in underground mines in
the United States. The rest of the
tonnage, Eaton added. will have 10
he made up by the use of proc
essed ore and scrap metal.
With the nations scrap metal
pile dwindling under pressure of
war production. increased shipping
of processed ore presents a prob
lem.
The Canadian government will
supply funds for a $500. 900 ore
dock at Port Arthur and a spur
line from the Canadian National
Railroad 10 Steep Rock Iron Mines
Company property.
The main portion Of the huge
deposit, estimated at 100000 900
tons, Is located under water. Be-
fore large scale production can
get under way. Steep Rock Lake
must be damned at both ends. a
river diverted. and the water
drained from the closed-off area.
Another obstacle which the COM
pany has to contend with is the
obtaining of priorities from Wash
ington for machinery needed to
place the mine in operation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-19
Auto
Graphs
Find Farm Boys
Make Best War
Plant Mechanics
BY sILER FREEMAN

One Of the strange facts that
have come out of this war is
that the farms are providing the
industrial plants with the best
mechanics in the world. Why the
tillers of the soil should be
superior workmen on machines
is something puzzling. but a
fact. according to various heads
Of industry.
At Allison in Indianapolis. for
instance, the company had to
start from scratch and train
men for the jobs of making the
airplanc engine which powers
the Aircobra. II drew from the
surrounding territory. mainly
farms. Youngsters. all under %,
were drawn into the plant and
in a short time became expert
engine mechanics.
John E. johnson. head OF Gen.
eral Motors training program.
has a reason for the farm boys
superiority in the war plants.
Johnson says they are accus-
toned 10 hard work and long
hours and find the stretch on
machine just a romp.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-19
Lawrence Five
IS Games

Lawrence Tech basketball team
will play a schedule of 35 games
this season.
Coach Don Riders Blue Devils
will open Saturday with the Dear
born Naval Training School at
the Hackett Field House. Third
and Pitkin, Highland Park.
The sailors are a squad of ex.
collegiate stars. Among the play
ers are Leo Beebe. former Michi-
gan captain. and Bob Anet, who
played guard with the University
of Oregon, national collegiate
champion in 1889. 1t. Chester S.
Bernard, who coached at Kalama-
zoo College, pilots the sailors.
b With loss to the air force OF
Sammy Lieberman, leading col
legiate scorer in the Detroit AREA
in 1910, Rider believes he has
found capable replacement in Chef
Gabriel, a 6-foot 8-inch giant from
Kokomo, Ind.
The schedule:
November 21--Dearborn Naval Trafnirrx:
-Eomuius Ferry Command; 3o-GroSss
December Port Huron j. c., There:
|5-Assumption; s-Centrai Michigan at
Mt. Pleasant; 11--Kent STATE: 1s-ot.
Mary's at Orchard Lake: 1s--Concordta:
l1s-RcAF OF Ayimer, Ont; 22-southsfn
California.
January 4-wyomins; --Edinsoro state.
there; 9-Kent State, there: 12--Port
Huron J. c.; 1t-Union tKy.) College.
there 16-Tusculum. Tenn, there: H.
Hiwasse, Tenn. there; 2o-Tennessee wss-
leyan: there; Fl Tennessee state. there:
ze-Caiyin at Grand Rspids; 3o-Ferrts
at Big Rapids.
February 8 - Central Michigan; 60
Niagara At Buffalo: 10--siena at Albany,
N. T.: 12--Long Island u. at BROOKLYN
lo-st. Mays; 18-Grosse lie Naval,
there; 24-Dearborn Naval Training; z7--
Akron.
March 1-Assumption at WINDSOR 81
Calvin. Dates for two games with Toledo
Naval Base and one with Romulus Ferry
Command still are TO be set.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-19
Detroit Produce

in. min. unless otherwise stated: M,chixar
Mcintosh, $1.75T l.s5; Delicious, 50, com.
mon storage 81; rs; Jonathsns, AZ In
sl;5Oai:75. common storage Si.as; Rsod,
Island Creenings. si.75; Kings, SI9i.is
Baldwins. 81; Wageners. sl6i.is; Winter
S Yansn ss sr.,.. cI Mcf.,o Soii;p Ne,
~ in. min, si.75: Washington boxes De.
iieious sos-i7os. fancy s7.75. extra fame,
ARTIcHoKEs and AvocApos-Pr.cti
eally nothing offered. Too few sales u
BEANs-Bu. hampers Florida Black val
entines best 81. 5on3.75, ordinary TO faii
SO 3,2o. poorer low a. 81; Louisiana wa
beans, ordinary. $3.50.
BEETs-Texas " crates 3 dor. punches
BRoccoLI-Practicaiiy nothing offered
BRussEL SPROUTS - California u
cARRoTs-celifornis Los Angeles crate,
deck crates. sa5oa2.7s. ' '0u0''
cELERY-Mchigsn bundles I dor. stalk,
medium soc. 2-3 crates rough Michigan
SoIaen Heart A.2o; New York White
observation-disclosures u barr.
boxes Howes. s3,75n3.s5; Early Blacks,
cUcUMBERsGFlorids waved bu. has.
size slicers 81 5Of3
EGGPLANr-Texss IN bu. crates 74s-
3ss. Aa42o. fair to generally good 50 q
GRAPEs-caHfornis display Tugs Empsr.
oys. u. 8. No. l S7.s5d2.f5: Tokap best
$50; Ribisr.. best ss:7e. fair sa.2sd7.5o
Seedless clusters. s3.25.
LETTUCE--Los Angeles crates Iceberg,
California Salinas District. s doI. So. 5odf I.
few S.25; Z doz. s6d1.1o.
IL 1T 49,
kets Ohio, sl.1O
oNIoNs-50-ib. sacks: Michigan, U. q.
No l. yelows, medium. s1.7o6i.75; Sweet
s spsnlss u a. No l. 2,ineh and larger
RADIO. 3. No: ]. whites. medium. ti.s5.
PEARs--wsshington boxes, Bosc, fancy,
so-i35s, s3d3.15; California, box. u. 4.
No. Bose. so-eos. s7.Io; Washington.
fancy. 100 1885, s350a37S
California. woas.. ',ss SS;ps1 i ssss:i
baskets California Wonders, best, $3.50
wosd '' B.r rGTs. sS :s.y 'r :,
= 3; bushel baskets, World Besters. si.75
PorAToEs-Ioo-ie. sacks: Idaho Rus
50: Maine. various vsrietiss. U. q. No. 1.
81. so a2.e5. mostly 90; fs-ib. paper
sacks. 40 q tie,. few &7ci Long Island CHIP
pewas, Y: s. No. I, sac; Nebrssks rri-
umnhs. y. s. No !. washed, Sob. sacks.
Si-75; Michigan Chippewas. y. Q. No. I,
50 l5d225; Y. s. commercials and u 8.
No. 2. sie0d71O: Russet Rurais. u. q.
No, 1. - 10; Upper Peninsula Chippewss
u. s. No. 1. 81 30: 15-ib. paper sacks,
u 8. No. I. Green Mountains. 37c.
RADisHEs-Tsxas. y crates and pony
crates, $i.50di7S: North Carolina, pony
crates, Sis.
SPINACH Busbel baskets. Savoy type
Missouri. 81 3OT1.35: Texas. Si.35. Nv
SHALLOTs-L Louisiana. barrels, 5000 n
II 80 mostly around sii; crates. 9 dozen.
Sf75: 3 dozen, 50.
SWEET PoTAToEs-Louisiana bushei
crates. Porto RicsH yims. u. Q. No. 4. 81
d2.10, mostly 81; Maryland. bushei bas-
kets, Coldens, Z. 3. No. 1, t1.so91.ss.
ToMAToEs-io-ib. cartons, rspacks,
si.75; dollhouse. s-lb. baskets. Ohio, me-
dunn, si.75.
TURNIPs--Nississippi. bushsi basksts.
z-do1en punches, $50. few Sis.
RUTABAoAs-c spads. so-lb. sacks.
vaxsd. 759 soc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-19
M. S. Rukeyser
M. S. Rukeyser
Economic Truth
Weapon of Business

Instead Of wang about hostile legislation and unendy
politicians the gumption the
into the competitive of ideas and present
the economic truth they it.
Until practitioners of have taken the
trouble represent authenticity public
simple and understandable little right complain
against misrepresentation by others.
This column has presented this thesis and
the outcome of elections including rejection
of the chain Utah. point the constructive results
Of honest educational effort Amidst in the
modern Babel
when story verable figures
column has long contended that the foundation for the public
relations Of should streamned snped
accounts in accordance with the short formula
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-19
Huge Iron Ore Deposit
Tests Of Samples From Ontario Mine Successful:
Viewed as Partial Solution TO Scrap Shortage

BUFFALO, N. Y. Nov. 10 (UP).
Development of high grade
iron ore deposit in Western On
tario was advanced today as a
partial solution TO the impending
scrap metal shortage which threat
ems TO cut open-hearth steel pro-
duction.
A four-ton sample OF the ore,
from the undeveloped Steep Rock
Lake deposit 40 miles west OF
Port Arthur. Ont, was shipped by
/. train for a test in an open-hearth
furnace at the Republic Steel
Corporations Buffalo plant,
Cyrus S. Eaton. Cleveland finan-
cier and a director of the Cliffs
d Corporation. one OF the largest
Ron ore companies in the United
States, said the tests were very
successful"
Previously, ID tons OF this ore
were refined at the Buffalo plant
and shipped TO Canada for fabri-
cation into anti-aircraft shells.
However, the financier said the
ore was used at the start of the
heating process. In the latest test
the ore was charged" into the
furnace about two hours before
the heating process vas COM
pleted
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-19
Nickel Plate
Redeems Bonds

CLEVELAND, Nov. 19.-The
New York, Chicago and st. Louis
Railroad Company will redeem and
pay off on December 80. next,
81, 100000 principal amount of its
6 per cent debentures, due June /,
1850, it was announced today.
The debentures, which are to be
drawn by lot, will be redeemed at
100 per cent Of their principal
amount with accrued interest to
Dec. 80, 1912. Holders of deben-
lures called for redemption may
at their option, surrender them al
any time on or after December ]
and receive the amount of princi
II pal and interest to December 30
| 1t was stated.