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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
On the
Business
Front
BY WARD SCHULTZ
Times Financial Editor

Unless there is good weather
on the Great Lakes-and lots OF
1.-THE ore fleet is due to fall
behind its quotas.
With the current shipping
season already approaching the
halfway mark. movement of iron
ore is still about three weeks
behind schedules.
Blame rests largely on the
weather because, despite super
human efforts and the addition
of new boats. the feet has never
been able 10 make up for the
late opening. However. If the
weather is good from here in
and the lakes can he kept open
a little later in the fall than
usual. the feet may be able 10
get ough down TO supply
the steel industry through the
winter.
Actually. ore shipments have
been below year ago in every
month this year to date.
There are several reasons for
this. To start off there was the
late opening; then the heavy
fogs caused several collisions
and held up shipping and finally
loading was slower because many
small boats have been pushed
into service.
OF Is neY maritime vessels,
six are now in operation and the
rest will be in use this year,
which should help. in addition
the new Macarthur lock is FIVE
feet deeper than he others and
this will enable bigger boats 10
load slightly deeper,
However. shipping men con-
cede that total shipments will
probably aggregate Ss million
Aens as against an initial quota
95 million and a revised quota
81 81 million. Last years record
tonnage was 90 millions.
: In addition n the expected ~
million, about ? millions will be
moved by rail though.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
Propose Kansas
Line Merger

WASHINGTON, July 24-Rcc-
nmmendation that TeXarkana and
F.. Smith Railway be merged
with Kansas City Southern for
ownership management and opcr-
alton was made 10 ICC today by
two OF It's examiners.
They proposed also that kCS
he permitted 10 assume obligation
and liability in respect of pay
ment OF principal and interest on
100000 of Texarkana, first
mortgage 4is per cent bonds.
other obligations Of the road and
Sl-50n,0O0 l. Of Texarkana- UaieR
Station ) per cent trust certifi-
Gates.
Merger had been proposed by
KCS in order 10 secure greater
economy and 10 simplify corpo-
rate structure OF system.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
rs Not Guaranteed

Georgia farmers. hard hit by
the shortage Of linseed oil for
paint. have turned 10 crankcaSe
oil as Suhstitute-they take
the car DRAWINGS, add Sprcader
material and some red barn
paint and use il on the outbuild-
ings One of the big rubber
companies has developed a
caterpillar tread for airplsncS
which will enable them 10 land
on soft and muddy ground d.
Some Of the l7rger brcweries
here use the higher priced rice
Instead Of corn and--therefore
lll not be hard hit by the corn
11ortage at this time. However.
there's no great reserve supply
OF rice on hand and all brewcrieS
will scramble for il from here in
Steve O'Neill. pilot Of the
Detroit Tigers was born within
a stones throw Of The new Muir
ray Corp. plant in Scranton, Pa.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
Still Rationed7

Some key OPA officials doubt
that rationing will be stopped in
items which become plentiful,
despite reports 10 the contrary.
Citing coffee and sugar pros
poets. they point out that ma
chinery set UP for ratlonlng will
function just as we'll when sup
plies are plentiful as when they
are scarce-and will probably
do just that
Current coffee rations arc
ample in most cases and could
be expanded even more with a
similar treatment in sugar,
On the other hand. they point
out it's dangerous 10 discontinue
rationing completely and then
try 10 train the public all over
again n new shortage should
develop.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
Late Support
Pdres Losses
In Wheat, Rye

CHICAGO. July "a QNS)-
Wheat futures ruled easy in an
abbreviated session today and
prices Slumped &c to Ssc before
buying was encountered near the
close. September moved down 10
Sl45 from high OF SLASH.
Final prices were unchanged l.
sc lower.
Rye suffered losses ranginc
to l &c before meeting with sup
port. September led the downturn
and dropped TO Sl.04A after sell
ing AT 1861, early. Last price
were &c higher 10 7sc lower.
Oats finished nc 10 sc dowr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
S2,311,029 Profit
By Pere Marquette

Pere Marquette Railway FOR
the six months ended June 30 re-
ports net income of S2.31L029.
equal 10 S2063 on the 5 per cent
prior preference stock, on which
unpaid dividend accumulations
amounted 70 $3.50 a share on
May !. 1913. This compares with
81, 1891 or Sl0.44 a share in the
like 1912 period. June net income
totaled 1925 3l7 as against $685., =
S7i in June. 1912.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
Gulf, Beech Aircraft
Listed by Big Board

NEW YORK. July "a - New
York Stock Exchange will admit
10 the list and 10 dealings on
July Is Gulf Oil Corporation cap
ital stock S25 par value and Beech
Aircraft Corporation commo n
stock, 81 par value. The exchange
has authorized for listing but not
10 be admitted 10 dealings until
further notice, National Container
Corporation $50 1872 shares of COM
mon stock, 81 par value.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
Eaton 6 Months Net
Near ! Million

Eaton Manufacturing Company
Tor SIX months ended June 30 re-
ports a net profit Of 81, 989. 500,
after provision of SD 422 1856 for
taxes at rates now in effect and
also for contingencies. equal 10
$3.50 a share. This compares with
g. 064.S35 or 1898 share in
1912 when first half federal taxes
amounted TO SS.19l,S5l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
Bdrron's Business
Index Advances

NEW YORK, July "a r. The
physical volume of business in the
week ended July. II advanced to
f127,7 from.1274 in the preceding
week. according to Barron's index
adjusted for long-term industry
and population growth. This com
pareS with the recent high Of l35 5
, reached N May and with 1850 q
wear ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
Report
New
Firms

LANSING, July "a (UP)-The
Michigan Corporation and Secuu-
ties Commission announced today
that Incorporation papers have
been filed by the following firms
The Bruce Casting Co, Tecum-
sch; William J. Bruce, Tecumseh,
and James A. Murphy, Homer,
10 conduct a foundry business
SIS. 900 common stock.
Detroit Development and Man
ufacturing Co, Inc. 1706 w. La
faYette. Detroit; Andre J. f. Rou-
alet, Birmingham, Emory d.
Jones and Louis ~ Murphy. De-
troit. 10 engage in engineering
and experimental dev e opin G:
$50, 900 common stock.
Michiana Shores Association,
Rm. 205. sos Pleasant ST. ST.
Joseph Harry J. Coleman, Maui
rice +. Glass, and George r. okr-
mex. Chicago. 10 operate sum-
mer resort: SIS, 900 common stock.
n and l. Corporation, 1890
Piedmont, Detroit; Nick RaStelli
and Leo Holman, Detroit, 10 build
and construct homes: $l2, 500
common stock.
Prentice, Inc. 430 n. Dean,
Adrian; F. w. Prentice and s. K.
Prentice, Adrian. 10 engage in
real estate: $4,000 common
stock.
and " Candy -e14- Fox
Bldg. Detroit; Lew Whisper and
Frank A. Wetsman. Detroit. 10
deal in candies. chewing gum
etc. $4,000 common stock.
/ New non-profit corporations:
American Society Of Industrial
Engineers, 307 Boulevard Bldg.
Detroit.
Dix Ave. Social Club, 10511 Dix
Dearborn.
Seaplane Patrol and Training
Base, Inc, foot OF MeadoWbrook
/. Detroit.
DiSsolutionS:
Gallagher Construction Co.
Detroit: $4,000 common stock.
Wander Peel. Pausner and JEFF
ferson. Inc. Battle Creek; 81 ,000
common stock.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
Livestock Markets
HIC 400

10 ooo 5oH .t.sdy toy top. Seas S1lk SIS 90
Hi420: heavies. t13.e0rlt2 20: mediums
S14dit2S, lights. S13 75n ii2S; light
lights Si2 IS ~ 1873: packing sows. si2.75
q 10 30: pigs, $4,000 IL so.
CATrLE-400: steady. Calves: 100
steady. Beef steers. choice, SIS IA SIS
Butcher cattle hefers. Siin 49, cows. $40
-sf,I4 bolts sfisrf4 TS t=osivss ss~I-ib ~,
feeders Si2diA75. stocksrs: steers, Si3
70 IS; cows and heifers SeHif
SHEEP q 0oo; steady, lambs Sii so
n 1880 common. Si2 so II. yesrlings,
$40 IL 50, ewes. ssas; feeders, tl3ri4.
PITTSRI RGH
PITTSBURGH. July - uNS) CATTLE
ESQ steady Steers good 10 choice.
xi625Hls75: medium "a good. SIS. 5oni6.
good 10 choice. Si5Hl5.Jo. medium "a
good. Si2 50Gis common 10 medium, 50
T12. cows. good 20 choice. sI0.50d12.
medium 90 good Si2 = y so: Gamers and
cutters. IS. so = 1880; bulls. good 20 choice.
siiH 1880; common 10 medium. $40 N
IL. 50.
HoGs--25; steady iso-lso lbs. sit.3 n
1855 10000 lbs. Sl4 55s1 IL IS: 200 .22C
lbs. Si4.55gi4s5; 220-25o lbs, si4.45 n
1883 250-2e0 lbs, Si4.25n i445; 29O-55C
lbs, ti3.55ni425; iOO-150 lbs, si3 a
Is eO roughs, si225ni3
sHEEP-so; steady Choice lambs
'1i3; common lambs, clipped. 50 so y
10 800: ewes. clipped. sS67; wethsrs
cALvEs12S; steady. Good to choIc-
SIC. 50 i7.S0. medium 10 good. si3. so n
1850. eulls ana common, sT0t II,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
Goodyear Opens Sd
Plant in So. America

NEW YORK. July 24-Produc-
ton in Goodyear Tire and Rubber
Company's new tire plant near
Lima. Peru. is scheduled 10 begin
today. II is the company's third
tire plant on the South American
continent. Peruvian rubber will
be used exclusively in the plant.
Goodyear's other plants are To-
Gated in Argentina and Brazil.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
Quits WlB Post Here

Resignation of II. A. Weiss
brodt. deputy director in charge
Of the production service division
OF WPBs Detroit office, is an
-<cunced by regional director
J. HutchinS. Weissbrodt will
rSturn 10 the Chicsgo headquar-
ters Of the international Har-
.vester Co.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
Selling War Bonds

Spectacular action in the
war" .oil paintings across the
entire sides Of the big trucks
which deliver Farm Crest
baked goods around the state
will help sell war bonds.
The life-like pictures are
taken from actual battle scenes
and Farm Crest officials fig
ured that the company's regus
lar slogan which is used TO
advertise baked goods, could
also he applied TO war bonds, so
Il is carried in -hig letters helew-
"No Foolin', They're Good"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
SAGINAW Markets

SAGINAW, July ~ (UP)-Todsy's pay,
ing prices 10 growers for beans:
Pea beans $3.50; ligh, red Kidneys
s. so dark red kidneys IS so: cRC vel
low eyes 1885; light crsnberries, IS 90
CRC dark cranberries. $40.
Wheat 81 5sn 20: oats SCI zoe; we
eec q 81 Of SIX rowed barley. 22T22S
buckwhest. 81 e7N2. corn, Si.13dI.i5
soybesns. 81 sc
prices furnished ny Michigan Rear CO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
Kingston Prod. Nets
S204, BOZ in E Months

Kingston Products Corp. for the
sh months ended June 30 reports
a. net profit OF S204,3 1902, equal
after S1,673,57S for possible re-
negotiation and estimated taxes,
to 19 cents per share. This COM
pares with Sl67,51S or Ia cents in
the like 1912 period.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
Propose TO Revise
Rock Island Plan

WASHINGTON, July "a A
group of institutional bondholders
OF Chicago Rock Island and Pa
cific Railway have filed with ICC
proposal for revising Roc X
Islands reorganization plan and
for distributing S3S.000,0O0 of
cash 10 various bondholders and
creditors
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
Nilh. Sugar Votes
30C on Pfd. Issue

Michigan Sugar Co. has dc.
clared a dividend of 30 cents or
the preferred stock, payable Sept
10 10 holders Of record Sept. l
Same amount was paid Feb. 26
last. Dividends are in arrears.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
All lenders Rejected

NEW YORK. July 24-Kresge
Department Stores, which last
month offered to purchase for re-
tirement 1925, 900 of its 4 per cent
preferred, announced that none of
the tenders were accepted.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
Dept. Store Sales
20 Pct. Above 1912

NEW YORK. July 24-Depart-
ment store sales for the entire
country in the week ended July
II were 20 per cent above the
corresponding week of 1912. Fed
eral Reserve Board reported.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
Plastics Debunked
AS Universal Material
Future Lies in SuppIementing
Rather Than Replacement
BY MERRYLE STANLEY RUKEYSER
International New. Service Economic Commentator

the coming postwar competition products pascs
seek the good will OF competing items
chemical companies interested in the future OF
plascs deglamoze syntheics
plaSics not cheap, although they
produced such plentiful substances coal air and water
the manufacturing process expensive
that the appeal of pascs TO the buyer not on the basis OF
low poundage quotation. On the contrary II SAID mat me
weight OF iahr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
WARTIME RESEARCH

Likewise. with industrial
change accelerated by wartime
research and developments. the
reality Of obsolescence as COR
porate cost should become more
widely recognized.
Superficial political business
baiters have misunderstood such
invisible items OF cost az depre-
citation and obSolescence, and
have wrongly looked upon them
as mere devices for concealing
profits.
Reserves against ohsolescence
are based upon the business
knowledge that the development
Of new and better tools will
render unusable certain ma
chimes now on hand before their
full physical life has expired.
The new adventures of the
American chemical industry and
other trades which have been
developing new products in war
time should reassure youngsters,
still in the schools and colleges.
that the day OF opportunities
has not passed.
This trend should awaken
youngsters 10 a realization that
the world has not been finished.
but that. IL still welcomes new
corners with creative ideas and
initiative.
T.. 6. SYSTEM DYNAMIC
Defenders OF the American
enterprise system, in their zeal,
frequently err in regarding il as
a Static system. AS a matter Of
fact. the American system is
. highly dynamic, and ever chang
ing. It's able practitioners are
too preoccupied improving the
system and its functioning 10
take time out TO battle with its
detractorS.
Only the hostile critics visu-
alize IL as fixed and rigid. Com
petent executives, on the other
hand. facing the challenge Of
change. arc forever aware Of
the danger Of obsolescence in
thinking as we'll as in mechanic
cal techniques and in assets.
The spokes man for the
plastics industry remarked:
Under the drive of wartime
needs. years of progress have
literally been crow in
months"
Thus the creative mind, ever
seeking new and better ways.
undertakes to offset some Of the
prodigious cost of waging total
warfare.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
GRAIN TABLE
CHICAGO CASH GRAIN

CHICAGO. July "a (fNs)-casn grain
close:
WHEAT-No. 2 red, 81 an: No. red.
N73 No. hard. Si4sA dl.+pIl: No 3
hard, Sl4s: No. ; hard tough, 81 4sd
Isl = No. I hard. si.46ii No. yellow
SsI sa .smpl. grad. Yellow h hsrs puss
sample grade yellow hard tough, x1.t3H
No 2 mixed. 531 1887; No. 3 mixed,
81 52H Mi.52l4 No. mixed tough.
Sl5l Y a 7ih No. red tough, N.1l;
No 2 yellow hard. Si.53h.
CORN--None.
OATs-No. / mixed. ME; No. = white.
II q T2c: No / red special heavy. 72c;
feed. sekc; No. 2 red special, 71Ec; No.
feed, 6oAc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
Earnings

AMERICAN HOME PRODUCTS CORP.
mos ended June 20 1913 1a42
Net profit 1870, 7es tz,03s. fII
Per share k2.4S ". SO
AMERICAN STEEL FOCNDREs
. mos. ended June 30 1913 1912
Consol. net profit s2,47s, 100 81. 72s.t 37
Per common share ~ 90 ". 80
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
Montreal Silver

MONTREAL. July 24-Ths silver mar
ke' closed steady with July 3el5 nh No
transactions
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
ADvERTisEMENr

The billions Of dollars injected int
the economy Of the sSontry because %
the huge war expenditures eonstituts
the major force that 10 creating the
Boom. The greatest of all Booms or.
those caused by wars. This forecast
includes i9S selected stocks 10 lead the
boom--f4 pages, sfi"s1t", cost 81 90
with copy current weekly Market Bull
lstin. Tsehui eel Correetiss due.
SCHOOL OF WALL STREET. Dept. &C,
Harrisburg. Pa.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
T0IEnA CASH GRAN

TOLEDO. July "a 1Ns)--cssh grain on
track:
WHEAT-No 2 red. si.7od1.7f.
CORN-No. 2 yellow, si.0sh di.01; No.
yellow, 81 04 al o5.
OATS=No. 2 white.- IN lac. Nc
white. 70d 72e.
soYBEANs-No. q yellow, si.7onai.7i.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
WINNIPEG GRAIN

WINNIPEG, July ~ QNs) wheat
closed &C N NC higher today, oats and
harley unchanged and rye lie 10 7he
lower
WHEAT - July. sioe& bid; Oct.
sii0s: Dec. si.ooH May, SILK bid.
OATs-July, Oct, Dec. size bid.
BARLEY Oct. Dec, sac bid.
q5%c bid
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
REMINDER IN BUSINESS

Thus. the advent Of plastics
and other new products is an
other reminder that in business.
as in life, nothing is permanent
except change.
As long as industry in the az
gregate spends tens of millions
OF dollars annually on research.
IL is a progressive and upsetting
influence in t1e national til.
Accordingly. soapboxers who
describe induStrialists AS re
actienaries" arc guilty Of false
labelling and should be prose-
cuted under the commercial
frauds statutes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
Detroit Stocks
UNLISTED

Jacobs r L So 81 NSNA ,.,!
Sales including odd lots, ? e4o shares.
Dividend. In the foregoing table are the
amounts declared or paid 80 far this year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25


cation into finished products.
Secondly, the sponsors OF
plastics insist that they are not
substitutes for wood, metal or
other substances. but are new
fabricating materials with many
qualities peculiar 10 themselves
as we'll as definite limitations.
Actually" said the spokes-
man for the new plastics indus
try, "the great future OF plastics
lies not in replacing these
traditional materials but In
supplementing them. An excel
lent illustration Of this can he
found In the new types Of
plastic-bonded plywoods In
which the virtues NJ both ma
terials have been skillfully en-
plotted to provide PIT boat hulls,
prefabricated defense housing
and aircraft fusilageS To-day
with the promise Of many new
and aircraft fuselages today.
come"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25

DiSSolutlonS:
Gallagher Construction Co,
Detroit: $4,000 common stock.
Wander Peel. Pausner and JEFF
ferson. Inc. Battle Creek; 81 900
common stock.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-24
DUKE. TO PRESENT
COURSE IN SAFETY

Durham. Sept. IA course in in
duStrial safety engineering will DC
offered by Duke University. beginning.
September %. in cooperation with the
committee for the conservation of
manpowcg in war indlI,7ics ard the
United States commL%oncr of cdu-
cation.
William G.. Marks. dircrtor oi safety
and trai ng. Erwin Cotton Mills
Company. will bC teacher of the
course. MARKS was for eight years
safely advisor OF the Capital TranSi,
Company of Washington. and is SpC-
Cial representative of The United
States Department of Lab"' working
with the Committee for the ConScr-
walton OF Mhmpowcr for War Indus
tries.
The courSc will bc Taught twice
weekly. Tuc.unvs and Thursdays. at
40 y IN. in Page Building on West
Campus Of :--rt;c University.
Course. arc open to both men and
women. with tT-Il enrolment being
limited to 10 students.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-24
Peace Speaker at
Students Club Meet

The Students club was delight
iully entertained by Mrs. s. X. Wat
son and Mrs. J. Y. Paris Thursday
afternoon at tho home of Mrs. Wat
son.
Mrs. Paris, the president. called
the meeting to orGcr. New ycar-
books were distributed 10 the mem.
bcrS. and tho club gave a rising vote
OF thanks 10 Miss Ann Upchu.cl
Tor preparing tho attractive booklets
=. I. Peace was guest speaker for
the afternoon. He gave an interest
ing talk ON Tokens and Tali>nauS."
telling Of the Symbpl> nf various
countries and groups. and Of THEN.
significance. Mr.. Peace was pre-
serted by Mrs. Paris.
Following the program. guests
were invited irto the dining room
where Russian tea. sandwiches. MS
sorted cakes and saltcd nuts were
served. A lovely and Unusual ar
fangcmrnt OF clcmariS and lighted
tapcrS graccd the table.
Members present were: NIcsdamcS
.. &. Allen. S. B. Burwcll. w. ID.
Btlrwell. l.. r. Gooch. r.. j. Jones.
w. r. MacNar. j. y. Paris. +. S.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-24

Iilm as pin....a good all
around STYLE is this go-cvcrywhcrc
'hIrtWalStcg with pointed yUkclu,
nicely fitted waist ana narrow col
Iar' Pattern 9329 takes to any fabric.
lips ON with ease. makes friends
NIlh the ironing board. Have i, in 4
'mail-prInt ravou. Dr wool mixture
Pattern 9j29 may be ordered i'm
w"mcn's sizes 81. q. So. SO. 40 -
II, 10. Size 36 requires 3 3-8 wards
}9-lnCh fabric.
Seno SIXTEEN CENTS in coins
;or this Marian Martin pattern,
write plainly SIZE, NAME, AD-
DRESS and STYLE NUMBER.
Send your order to Daily DISPATCH,
Pattern Department. 232 w. l8th ST..
New York, n. Y.
Because of the slowncss OF the
mails, delivery OF our patterns NAV
AXE a few davs longer than usual
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-24
BARCLAY ON BRIDGE
BY Shepard Barclay
The Authority ON Authorities

simply hrclUsc | lid not have
;W" and IA half honor tricks" he
ANSWERED. ami lrcaliS,, ,ln fot
like pSYCh!CE nr shaded bids"
He vent On tn "Xpla!n that some
years ago h" used IT, consider a
queen "i 90" Smt AMI y Jack of
another. ii each hii = couple Of
guards. rs half i trick. hut that
III recent years he had no; done
this. II" hai not taken accoun, Of
the fact that he had fivc-Cari
length in the mrSt desirable suit
of all. spades. tn" only suit which
2iNayS compclS opponents to BID
at a higher level in order 10 over
call it with their own suit.
II that nani. with its five
spades headed by the Q. were sub
mittcd 10 the leading 30 PLAYERS
of the nati0n--whOcvcr they may
bc-at least Is Of them. and prob
ably 30, would make an opening
t!h of a spade On it. OF course. a.
II turns cut. game depends on III.
location Of the heart *. but that
hncSS" would work as the cards
lie. ana only three tricks would be
lest. one in clubs and two in
trumpS.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-24
Union Chapel News
BY REV. ii. IL. CASH

Mr.. and Mrs W. &. Webb and
daughter. Eleanor. accompanied Rev.
II. II. Cash. Mrs. Emma Cash. Rev.
Mr.. CaSh'a mother. and hi, daughter.
Elsie. tu LnuI$1Wg Sunday afternoon
Else 10 LuuiSbura Sunday ar,crHuun.
Mr. Webb and Mr.. Cash took part i'm
the Boy Scout Court of iIo-ur there
NJ. Cash presented The newly uIggni-
Zed Cub Pdci: officers their Pack
charter and Conmi>SjO.S.
Mr.. and Mrs. Webb and Rev. and
Mr.. II. II. Cash. Mrs. Emma Cash
and miss Betty Cash attended church
services al he Methodist Church in
WarrcntuG Sunday night Rev. MIR.
Cash preached Il special sermon ON
Scouting to a nice crowd.
Several of our men who wcr.
away working III tobacco in Canada
have returned home. They report
plenty oi rain up there
Troop So. Boy Scouts oi America.
campcd uui Friday night al Bcarpond.
There were l. Scouts in camp under
the leadership OF Rev. H. II. Cash.
Scuutmd>Icr. and 4. {. Young. as
SiSian'. Marvin. Jr.. and George Cog
hill. Carl Wesley HUFF and Wallace
Cash campcd with the Scouts. These
boys are not old enough Iu Join the
troop yc'. but are looking forward
and getting ready for the day when
they Can become members. Most al
the time was taken up in camp with
passing tests. However We did hay"
a beautiful camp ire ceremony with
two of troop committee and several
other friends present. Troop 81 l.
looking forward t. more camping.
RURAL CHURCHES