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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-23
Stock Market
.UnevenIy Lower
In Active Trade

NEW YORK. Feb, % (INS).-
The stock market opened irreg-
ularly lower today in activ C
dealings.
A few issues showed weakness,
including Bethlehem Steel which
opened al 90, of a point u. s.
Steel lost a fraction, while other
steels were unchanged TO a shade
lower.
Chrysler lost y point in a dull
m o tor division. Small declines
were shown also by International
Harvester, American Telephone,
American AirlineS, u. S. Rubber,
Engineers p u b c Service, Lone
Star Cement, and Consolidated Oil.
On the other hand modest gains
were chalked up by shares like
j. l. Case, Air Reduction. Stand
ard Oil of California, Goodyear,
Anaconda. L. S. Gypsum and G. l.,
Martin.
Oils and utilities were generally
about unchanged.
L. s. Smelling jumped a point
First prices; Il. S. Steel 81. off
Il; Bethlehem Steel 60, off l.;
ChTysler 73, off Anaconda
27i4. up Is; International Har-
veSter go, off "a Santa Fe 47a4
unchanged; American AirlineS
54l2, off q International Nickel
$685., off Is; Consolidated Edison
49,, unchanged
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-23
Farmers Market

APPLIES BaIdW.rs. fancy SIS hu
81 ], Nftl 20 hu Delicious. fancy 81
n3 20 hu $50 t17j"2. Mcintosh
tanet - Q 90 tlf $50 D. si.5oa -.
hu So soca ST. % ts Northern Spys
fsnCE, SlZ5 au nl. NH 81 500
$50. 2. T5r 81 sruN. lsuC, 81 So bu
w. FOt7Al .l. Na 1VHT3C iona
fhsus. fancy 81 81 $50 no D. 81 i0r
$50. ? 81 sfeelcs Rrd fancy s. hu
LETTUCE AID SALAD GREENS
81 80 TO ?, 81
VEGETABLE MISC -Bee-s topped. 40
:. SiTl50 bJ.: SO. g. % b eOc. Cabbage
no. J. 81 25mI.35 bu 30. q 81 Red
Cabbage. No. /. SL50H1 Is. no 9 81 %
Carrots, topped 80 D. Sf75u225 Du
81 75a225 10 celery Cabbale so +.
50 so bu. Horse rsdish fame, So bu
No. J. .50n3s No 2. s. Leeks
30. !. W l.2j doz. bchs Ou.0ns dry.
fancy - % 50-lb sack No. j. 81 TOu
So; No. 2 81 % PsrsBips No
- 75q2 p b. Nc e. Si2s Parsley
Root, No ]. SO % Npu Pots'oes. 80
= -. Daisies. hot house No, y, 81 dOL
bchs Black Raaisnes 70 81 on.
Rhubsrb. h0ihOuse fancy 20 afc BIO
box choice. SOC small T5ruAi doz
bchs. RgtsbaEss 80. Tjra 81 bu
No 5Oc Squash Hubhatc So j.
81 ~ ~ vegetable oysters. So
15c p 81 Dor bChF
EGGs Lsrst ST oalzs9 aa.aoz
-afe medium. $40 aff
POULTRY hers heavy breeds
~ 500 ib' i,lHorr 20 -pr sfflrarrs
w. 2 go ifghHus lfr Ih
HOGS Dressed. medium, 20 &c 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-23
Detroit Produce

J APPLES Michigan hu. crts L. s 40.
l. in min unless otherwise stated Me
intush, Sl.75G2; ripe, Sl.50 20 80; De.
l,cious 50 sou rs Northern Spys. SIS
az; ordinary TO fair, 1.2iH 30; Bald
wins. Ait35ul.jO. Hubbardstons. 81 80:
sutton Besutys 81 65 New York bu crts
l. S. No. /. pa in. min. Mcintosh. 81 81
az Rhode Island Greetings l.. : No. /,
? y in. min. 81 o. Romes L.. : No. J..
3-in. min. 81 25. Washington box De
hclous fancy ss-l21s. 1913; extra fancy
AvoCADos California. flats. Fuer,es
1905. 81 60127j.
BEANS Florida, bu. hamper srngleis
Back Valentines best. >5p5.2j, faB
- 50: Pleutituls best $50, rev Xi75.I
BETS - Texas, y crts., 3 doz. bchF
200 80; ordinary S3H3.5 30. California
s5H $50 fair, $i50, Texas, SO. 75ni; pr-
CABBAGE 49, Texas. Los Angeles cts
round type. 81 500 mostly S4.75d5J y
crts., round, S2.75a3; y erts., savoy dab.
bage. A2d22j, p crts, Red Cabbage
81 30. Old stock. Too few sales to quote
CARROTS-l.os Angeles crts.. California
Imp. Val, 81 1Ju ). fair AN4.25; Arizona
ordinary. 50 50a3 Texas s-doz. bchs.,
&5n5.25. fair, 81. 50al Is: poorer lower
CAULfFLOWER California pony erts..
ia. i2s. 81 90 n Z o.
tops, individually washed Golden Heart.
doz., 81 So and IS 50 few higher. 10
doz.. 50 100 4; ks S325m3.75. best
mostly $500 Is; Pascal 2 doz 81
, ig-i doc. - 80. 6s and smaller $3.50
GRAPES California display Jugs I'm.
perors' fancy, .. 23H 30, Almeuas. $50
LETTUCE Los Angeles crates. iceberg
California. Imperial valley doz. s.. 70
as - few - so. . dor S61I6 %
lEAF LETTUCE dollhouse lo.lb has.
kets ONO 81 go
MUSHROOMS Michigan pints. - 70 zoe
3
ONIONS u. = NJ. ] scliowS medium
JO-lo. saclo. some generally good 81 75si
:; lob sacks. yellow boilers, 26c. FAIR
2oc sweet spanish, a.. s. No. 1 3-iucn
and larger SOLID sacks. - 10: Mexico
crystal White WAX. " 1913
PEARS Washington, extra fsncv
d Aujous, s. with 1865 and smaller 81 30
PEAS Mexico bu. hampers. S425. bu
baskets generally good So
PEPPERS Florida, = .bu crates Cali
fornia Wonders, IS World BeAters 81
6u baskets. California Wonders, S6H6 rs;
POTATOES IOO.Ib. sacks. l. No I
size unless otherwise stated Idaho Rus.
set Burbanks, ioO-lb. sacks nothing Of
fered lob cotton sacks. 4Od 43c: Maine
various varieties. 2-inch minimum. 50 1871
} 30. Michigan ChippeWas S27OH275:
Upper Peninsula. l. No. I Green Noun
! t,l l5-lb. paper sacks SOC New stock.
( Tuumphs SIZE 4 81 SIS
sHALLOTs ~ Louisiana barrels SION
10 50. fair 50 23H9 30, crates, doz A'St
- 20.
SPINACH Texas bu baskets curly
81 So IS. mostly 81 90. cartons dox
ceiiophane haas washed 10 o. Sl.65. ~
o. 81 So
STRAWBERRIES Florida and Alabama
36-pint crates. MANuuarys Alu
SWEET POTATOES louisiana bu
crates Porto Eicsn vans SO D.
50 IS 1a 90 tecundijtoucd So 80. bu has
Ee's Porto Rican vans. NoUn Carolina
and SCUM Carolina. SJ.gi
TOM ATOES iu-lh cartons medium
81 %.
CANADA 10.iD. SaeAs, vaArd, Sli5.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-23
Goodyear S 1912
Net "A Millions

NEW YORK. Feb. Good
year Tire and Rubber Company
and lis subsidiaries for 1912 report
a net profit of S14,370,9l1 after
provision of SS,000.O00 for Far
East losses 'and contingencies. or
S546 a share on the common.
against ST., 1881 1897 or S4.68 on the
common in 1941, when provision
Tor contingencies was 100000.
Provision for federal and foreign
income and federal excess profits
taxes was sd 957, 1874 against
$40, 357 665 i'm 1871.
Commenting on rcnegotiation. p.
w. Litchfeld. chairman. said re-
fund Is payable quarterly during
1913. The 100000 refund was
deducted from sales. and a rela-
tive deduction of federal income
and excess profits taxes is SINH
larry reflected in the 1912 report.
The companyS rubber planta-
IONS IN Sumatra and the Philip
pines. the tire factory in Java and
Investments IN Singapore and other
ar Eastern areas, with assets
amounting TO S13,326.376. have
been fully reserved for from con-
-lngency reserves provided in 1871.
and 1912.
Although income and excess
profits tax rates in the United
states were increased in 1912. the
,ompany'S tax assessment is re-
iuced by the allowances granted
or war losses.
To provide for increased work
ne capital requirements. The COM
)any last wear negotiated five
ear S50,000000 revolving credit
With banks, and Of this amount
'l8.OOO.O00 was outstanding at the
nd OF 1912.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-23
Bi-lineual Press Dept.

The growing number of South
American dignitarieS and news
papermen visiting the major war
plants in this country is empha-
sized by the fact that Pontiac
Motor division now duplicates its
press releases in Spanish for the
visitors.
Widespread use Of the Pontiac
built 20-mm. Oerlikon cannon on
military and naval vessels and
shore installations has made the
weapon familiar 10 Latin-Ameri-
can visitors, especially from the
port cities.
To facilitate and expand the
almost daily plant tours. Pontiac
now supplies the visitors with
stories on the Oerlikon trans
lated into Spanish.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-23
S1.66 Blu. Cei|inu
Set on Soybeans

WASHINGTON. Feb. % CUP).
The Office of Prfrr Adr11nisrTa.
ton today set A ceiling price on
top grades OF soybeans. not pre-
viously subject to price regulation.
of Sl.66 bushel to farmers at
country elevators.
The order applies only to raw
and Impressed Soybeans from
last years or previous crops. Soy
beans sold for seeding in 1913 are
exempted Slightly higher ceilings
were set for sales by the elevators
and other distributors.
OPA said It's action was do
signed TO encourage farmers 10
move Soybeans 10 market promptly
IN order 10 make more oil and
oil meal available at once.
The ceiling. OPA said. is ma
terially higher than tho average Of
past record years and is slightly
above prices IN recent cash market
transactions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-23
Know Merchandising

Pratt has had a chance 10
see the dealer close uP ~ the
clutch so 10 speak He Just
finished one tour that took him
To almost every section of the
country. lie started another
this week.
Pratt has met with the small
dealer and the large one. He
has heard them discuss their
problems with each other eN-
change ideas ana views ana nc
has come 10 the conclusion they
are tough and reSourceful.
They know how 10 mer-
chandi>e parts and service" he
said. "Some have sold out their
entire stock of new ears and
are depending solely on service.
Others depend on their used
Tar cuisines. know they're
fighting for existence but they
are determined TO last out the
war SadI'm betting on them"
Pratt revealed that while
mortality Of dealers has been
high. there is no dearth OF SerV-
ice outlets in his organization.
Out of 2.315 service outlets.
Hudson still has 2,1ll or drop
OF only Si2 per cent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-23
Livestock Markets

CATTLE--Re Receipts, i,2O0. Few sales
uneVenly higher early 10 small killers, bu,
general market on slaughter steers and
heiters no better than steady; COWS and
Dulis about steady. bulls slow Good $40.
10. mixed steers and heifers. $685.; truck
lot good 20 choice straight heifers. St525.
scattered sales medium and good fed
steers. Si3.25a IS. load good steers held
above $lj2j medium TO good weighty
heifers SD 70; medium and good beef
cows. Sll ~ u 20; cutter cows SqqIO25.
Few light Gamers bid down 10 81 so. odd
head strictly good beef bulls sold up to
81 90. early top on weighty sausage Of
terngs Sl4; medium grade bulls, Si2
n j q. 80
CALVES Receipts 500 Steady with
last weeks close. Early top and bulk good
and choice veaiers. SIS. so medium TO
low-good kinds. Si3Mls. cull ana common
iEht weights eligible S10u1t
SHEEP Receipts 500 No lambs fat
sold carly scattered bids about steady
Win last weeks rGrcme close Sizeable
Tot largely choice around iO5-lb fed west
ems hid Sl6 80. few common ught lambs
sold Sli down indications around steady
on slaughter ewes, common 60 choice kinds
quoted S6.5Ous 30
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-23
March 81 Edict
Is Drafted for
4S Hour Week

WASHINGTON Feb % GNS)
Wan Manpowcr Commission Of
te.a,> TO-DAY drew up the final
draft of regulations which will
force more paper work on business
20, d goes on the iS-hour week in
labor shortage areas of the coun-
my March 81
Under the regulations. TO be an
nounCed Saturday or Sunday,
every industrial firm or business
which releases men due 10 a shift
from the 40 10 4S-hour week must
make a formal report to WMC.
The employer also wiIl be forced
10 draw up a schedule of the dates
on which workers will be released
The regulations too, may force
business firms 10 give workers
WHAT is tantamount 10 a 80 per
cent wage increase since they are
expected 10 provide for time and
one-hall overtime for the extra
eight hours.
The regulations VIII first apply
ia b. specific labor shortage areas
but n may be extended within six
months 10 l02 other areas and
possibly 80 more areas within al
year.
The regulations, as they are.
now drafted, Will:
. Exempt establishments en-
ploying fewer than eight persons
from the mandatory, minimum
4S-hOur week.
. Provide broad authority TO
regional and local VINO offices
10 allow quick rulings on hard
ship cases.
Require employers 10 advise
the VINO OF the number of en-
plOycS 10 he released.
. Forbid employers not on a 49,
hour week TO recruit any labor
or hire men.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-23
Seeks 10 lengthen
Terms Of Officials

LANSING, Feb. % CUPD.-A
proposal to amend the state con-
Stitution TO extend the terms of
state officials from two TO four
years Mas filed for introduction
into the Senate today by Haskell
l.. Nichols tR) of Jackson.
The proposal, which would have
10 be submitted TO the electorate
in the November, 1914. election,
would affect the governor. lieu
tenant governor, secretary of
state. state treasurer. auditor gen.
eral and attorney general.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-23
M. S. Rukeyser:
Cheap Money Policy
Aided Many Firms

AS smoke 10 hide their incompetence public
private citizens. - -
In New York state for example despite famous men
who have held executive posts Albany
has been overlooked in fiscal affairs When
hgh interest rates prevailed the apparently
maze no provision Tor the contingency of marked decline
rates The mere insertion state bond ndentures the
right 10 redeem outstanding bonds before
price would have saved the
year IN interest charges Most corporations
protected themselves with call features
10 me extent that state governments neglected
ondS ledeeaole before maturity they failed
aeperae cheap money policy of the federal
New Deal Meantime
bandwagon and profed the planned on the interest
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-23
Surprise TO Industry

The survival of most of the
dealers has been a surprise TO
the entire industry OF course.
as the war is prolonged, their
chances of staying IN business
becomes less.
But the good years just prior
10 rationing. plus the various
government aids. have kept
them going so far Now il Is
expected there viii be some
liberalization Of rationing foo
There are still about 100000
new cars in dealers hands. New
ig4es-aEe expected thiS-w week
which will make 81 500 and over
vehicles available without ra-
tioning certificates. This. on top
OF the previous easing as TO cars
costing over s.. 500 should prove
a boon TO dealers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-23
Fights Industry Raid
On State Job Holders

lansing, Feb. % CUP).-Rep.
Alexander M MacKay of West
Branch last night introduced into
the House a bill making it a mis-
demeanor for private industry 10
raid state institutions for en-
ployeS
The bill is aimed at "any per-
son or his agent who wilfully en-
tees, perSuades or otherwise in
fluences any employe Of any state
institution charged with the care
or custody of persons committed
thereto 10 abandon his employ
ment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-23
Auto
Graphs
Hudson Sales Chief
Finds Dealers
Tough, ResourcefuI
By snER FREEMAN

one Of fhc amazing things n
the changed nation since Pearl
IIarbor 10 George d. Pratt
sale, manager Of Hudson Is the
automobile dealer. since Pratt
comes into close contact with
The dealers. he has worked up
a great admiration FOR them
They deserve a lot OF credit
he said. because thcN have dis
we'd all predictions made when
rationing came into the picture.
Every one said the car dealer
would Join the dodo bird and
become extinct
"But they are TAR from being
extinct. They have become eN-
pert merehandi~eTN and have
STAYED right OF the job, render
ing important and valuable
>crIice 10 the nation. They are
keeping Acm rolling for the du-
ration and keeping Themselves
ready To sell cars again ~ fast
n they can be made after the
war"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-23
Sees Healthier Nation
In Rdtioning System

NEW YORK. Feb. % GNS).-
Prof. Henry c. Sherman, Columbia
University biochemist and au-
thority on nutrition, said today
that Americas new point rationing
system will cause no harm and is
likely even 10 improve national
health and stamina.
However. he insisted that the
American people should study the
new science of nutrition TO make
Inc best use of the now sXSiem-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-23
Fruit, Vegetable Pack
Higher in California

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. %
California'S 1912 vegetable pack
Of =, 1888, 42S cases was II per cent
lerger than the 1871 pack. accord
ing 10 Wells Fargo Bank. To-
nnatoes accounted for approXi-
mately 25 per cent of the entire
output with 5,617,70S cases and
tomato products with 1l,020. 100
cases for an additional so per
cent Next in Importance were
2.6S4.9l2 cases of spinach and
z 25S. 046 cases OF asparapus.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-23

mus Tor the first time normal taxation OF dividends
was auguraed constituting double
mas aiready paid income
Moreover. as multiplied Inc fiscal
system tended TO bonds
Tor BOND interest deducbe expense whereas
uVloends on stock available of
OF corporate net income after been paid ~
The attitude of states and municipalities toward the csr.
sDy OF budng up SURPRISES and
rom mat OF the federal states and their
SUBDIVISIONS must measure their finances
oened ana influenced by the federal Thus The
states ther SUBDIVISIONS
atlons which must take passive the currency
'' ONi''NS
me federal government however ne
urough easy money policy
some degree case the burden incidental
commitments '7 Wv ~ '"'oi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-23
Romney TO Address
Detroit Controllers

George Romney. managing d.
rector of the Automolivc Council
for War Production. will speak on
Postwar Planning At the regu-
lar monthly dinner meeting of the
Detroit unit of the Controllers
Institute of America in the Hotel
Statler tonight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-23
Paper Production
Near 50 Per Cent

NEW YORK, Feb. 23.-P Paper
production in the week ended
February 10 was $50 per cent OF
compared with 972 per
cent in the preceding week and
1884 per cent in the week ended
Feb. IA, 1912, according 10 the
American Paper and Pulp Associ-
alton index of paper mill activity.
PaperboaTd production during the
week was equal to 81 per cent of
capacity as compared with 80
per cent In the preceding week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-23
Life Insurance Sales
Up I Billion in 1912

HARTFORD, Conn. Feb. %
Ordinary life insurance in force
in the United States increased
81, 1853, 100000 during 1912 TO ST.. =
sos 900 600, or at the rate Of 81
per cent. This is the experience
of 81 companies having 50 per cent
OF the total ordinary in force,
exclusive of group and weekly
premium, according to the figures
released by the Life Insurance
Sales Research Bureau.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-23
LOO Steel Workers
Go Out on Strike

JOHNSTOWN, Pa, Feb. -
(UP).-A strike OF virtually the
entire force Of 700 men today
halted production AT the Johns
town plant of the Carnegie-IllinoiS
Steel Corporation.
The dispute grew out Of dis
agreement between workers and
over allotment of
time in the plant foundry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-23
Canadian Loddinqs
Show Slight. Drop

OTTAWA, Feb. %. - LoadingS
of Canadian railroads during the
week ended February 10 totaled
6O,3O3 cars, compared with 62,503
ia the previous week and 62,912
for the like week last year. ae--
cording 10 the Dominion Bureau
of Statistics. Total loadingS for
the year 10 February 13 totaled
396, 6S3 cars, against 420,713 in
the like 1912 period.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-23
Cigaret Use Sets
Record in Canada

OTTAWA. Feb. 23-Cigarets
released for consumption in Canada
curing 1912 totaled l0.240,000. 900
"a new high record and compar-
ing with 1852 100000 in 194l
according TO Dominion Bureau
q Statistics. December releases
trtaled 60 100000 against 1,046
100000 IN November and TO-
COO 600 in December. 1871.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-23
IIIeqal, OPA Rules

WASHINGTON. Feb. % (UP).
The practice of offering mer-
chandise- particularly nylon hose
for sale only on the condition
that purchasers buy war savings
bonds was called illegal today by
the OPA.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-23
SAGINAW Markets

SAGINAW, Feb % (UP) --Today's
paying prices 20 growers for beans
Pea beans 81 10, lite red kidneys s. 90.
dark red kidneys, $500 c. r. G yellow
ewes, $6-23t c r G. lite 0ranbcrres.
800 g. Y. G. dark cranberrcS 81 90.
Nheat, Si,46ui.4S. oats, % "a soc rye.
y u7fc. iN-rowed barley. Si.7Td SO F:
buckwhPt x267n2.70. corn, e3u eJc
scyhe/r no bids.
t/chIEan Bean Company
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-23
Tended TO Give WindfaII TO Stockhoder

Such governmental interference tended 10
me Stockhoder
group And when this into social terms il
becomes more ironcal The truth
Widely ded among the brackets dividends
me ATTACK on the interest has
small savers and by the token increased the
net cost OF life insurance to the polcyhoder
hough the phlosophc leaders of
to favor the equcommon expense of private delhi
they have been able 10 do so sentlv 1872
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-23
Roosevelt Urged Greater Use Of EQUITY Einaneino

Early in his first President Roosevelt told the railroads
they Of
ana ne urged greater of financing '
Jerome Frank, time chairman of SEC carried
intellectual ball forward and applied public utilities and
10 ohcf groups he urged that
widen Their eligibility list of investments include common
But the spending program New Deal came into conflict
with thus objective and the system began to nu some ~
the advantages TO equities - ' ~ VI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-23
Miller Tool Votes
Dividend of 5 Cents

Miller Tool and Manufacturing
Company has declared dividend
of ) cents, payable March 81, TO
holders of record March "a. Pre-
viouS payment was 10 cents De
CCmbcr 30.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-23
Detroit Stocks

Gen Flee % 900 ga Be- %.
Rep Stl 23a 100 49, IS. IBT...
Dividends IN the foregoing table are the
amounts declared or paid ~ tar this year
unless otherwise noted. A-Paid in 1919
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-23
Offers Artificial ADVANTAGE Over Stocks

advantages gwen 10 equities.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-23
STATE ANNOUNCES
 POLICE VACANCIES
Examinations Also to Be Held for Clerk; QualifCa-
 tiOnS Listed

!. Tn announcing today merit exam nations for clerk, grade and state police patrolInan (durationaD, Glen don A. Scoboria, state personnel di- rector, stated that 1t was necessary to accept applications for these posi- tionS at any time until further mo- tice in order to meet the needs of the state esrvice. Employment lists for clerk, grade will be established twice a month from successful can- didates who will be examined as they apply. commencing with the group whose applications have been received on or before May 18th. State police patrOlman candidates who have applied on or before May 9th will be examined sometime be- tween May 18th and June 1St and periodically thereafter during the emergency as the state service re- quires.
 The entrance salary for clerk, grade 1 is $lO0O with a maximum of Sl260 per annum. The two year state residence requirement. will be waived in any instance where no candidates who meet the residence requirement. are available. State police patrolman has c salary range of $1500 plus maintenance to .s22a0 plus main- tenance.
 Applications will be accepted only from state police candidates who are at lead OF feet, inches and not over 6 feet L3ahches (without shoes) and who have reached their 21st birth- day but have not passed their S8th birthday.