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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-03-12
THE sNIpER REPORTS"

All Ila, you thought | had gone
didn't you But here am just lie
Charlie Nhan, knowing eyerhody's
plan, So now Morning Glory III
tell my story
Tins IS the "NllERS" to the
"SNIfER' who, when last heard
from was surrounded ty NJ Is IN
that we'll known little house. bit
get too happy because | also know
your tale Nightingale.
| wonder how Sgt. Tillford Of
/ + Go. felt after bringing his eirl
all the woy from town then haV-
ing to go on guard duty? It's a
eruecl world, yes it is.
This give WAS slated to be pigeon
holed, Cpl. Hunter and his slick
arm side kick G. Busy were lamp
ed one time in the Service Club
nv the Viper eating capers with
the eerpse's wife Cor is 1t true
shee had gone honey My, My.
Pvt. Is. Lamb Of G. Co. had bet
ter try feeding his girl more lamb
and ,ess Bull. 1t seems she can
out spiel him.
1t Is rumored that certain
Corporal in Service Co. put in a
9. |, requisition for "A certain Ger
aidlne I. in ColumbG.,, Ohla What
a gross soldier it takes to think
up those tricks.
Dig this i've while | take time
out for lunch Cpl. Mcfarland Of
G Go, had better lace Aliee's boots
up around her neck because sh.
can throw L smile farther than
Satchel Page can thfoN a hall.
Fvt. e, Smith, Of the do what
the hueler commands (Bnale Corfa
hllows a mad neat whistle, The
Chew tornd, what would LIST Pm,
do without him.
Here is that eternal triangle a
gain with +. Hennyweatfer and
Co, trying to cut tie throat Of
their best friend Jno. Hitson
Pay day is here. the girls are
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-03-12
A With The
"a COLORS
CAMP JOSEPH T. ROBINSON

here. It's strange how the two
seem 10 to 20 together this time
every month. Or are tie girls Just
on the beam,
The nut efaskere Union alais
AP's) seem to be col duetlng a
contest to see who among them
has tie largest bieepy. Well all
| can say is more nuts to them
And | da mean NUTS.
Well | have Wiped and SHIPPED,
and Snnped in Vain. but don't
think | missed your narae, Cause
I'll he around in seven briehts, 50
when YOU think | am around turn
out those lights.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-03-12

rem of little Rock. Miss Rernice
Gau.t is Stlll confined to hed but
is reported improving.
Supt. j. W. Gault was in charge
of the Pilgrim Rest Sunday School.
The lesson was reviewed by the
supt. with general discussion by
II. c. Woodland. Many points were
brought out by A. J. Brandon. =
B. T. L. met at 6 o'clock and the
President IN charge with large
group Of young people, New
readers Of the Press are Messrs.
w. w. Halcrombe, Ben Halcrombe
and r. B. Brandon. n
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-03-12
Wood Springs News

Miss Ninia Wesley and her hus-
band visited her parents Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Reid, Miss
Florine Wesley and her little neIee,
GazaIle Hally left for Village sun.
for an extended trip, We wish
them a pleasant stay and guleE
return. Mrs. Eta Gohson was a
pleasant visitor at the home of Mr.,
and Mrs. Joho Mask during the
keek-end. r. T, Neil is expected
home This week. John Ellis Is at
home visiting ms parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Reid were in Lewis
vile Saturday on BUSINESS, Prof,
and Mrs. NJ, B. Wesley motored to
their home in Texarkana Sat, on
business. Rev. II. G. Geek was at
his post Sunday and preached to a
packed audinee. Mrs. DecGery Is
not doing we'll at this writing, Lit
tie William Henry Eeid, il will he
new PRESS salesman, Deborah
Wesley, a brilliant eth grade pupil
has purchased a War Saving Book
and is filling it fast, Her class-
mates have pledged to help her
Mr.. and Mrs, Sam Gopson morton
ed to Texarkana Sunday to visit
relatives, Mrs. J. O Warren ano
sister, Lena Neil visited Mrs, San
,ers Monday and repore her muef
improved
The Young Lalies Club under
the supervisor of Mrs, Lowe os do
inc all they can to raise money fol
the church. The 4th graders viii
stage playlett in the auditorium
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-03-12
SOME GOSSIP
First Bapt. Church
BY Mrs. FANNIE BOYD

BY Mrs. FANNIE BOYD
The Sunday School was in charge
of Supt. Leroy Huston with a good
attendance reported. class Ne. l
with Mrs. Fannie G Bovd as teach
or was crowned hannerclass for the
day In charge of devotion was Rev.
Albert Brown as a usual 1st Sun.
observance n lively Covenant meet
ing was held, A packed audience
witness tie Singing Union program
at the afternoon service. Pres }.
T.. Hawkins had charge of The
B. Y. P. y. when the topic discus
sion, Good is Real to u.s. was
clearly brought out Evening devo
tionals were n charge of the pas
tor, Rev. J L Mcbride. Mrs. Rosa
Nolen head of the program commi
ttiec pres ented the muscial feast.
featnrlng the Royal our, onliih9
Five and the College Stat on Sing
ers. 1t has been announced that the
Royal Four will render a program
at the church on Friday, March IL.
although small admission fee Will
be asked this is expected TO he one
Of the hest programs Of the season.
On Sunday afternoon. March lith
at 2.30 p. m. Loyce Patriot and
congregation from Ward Chapel
AME Church will be special guest
here also tie Loving -Four Singers
Collection for Sunday totaled
S735y
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-03-12
CARD or THANKS

take this method Of express
ing my gratitude to the many
friends who have been so loyal
anil liberal to us during the i'll
ness of my husband and wfsh to
say that in my behalf his slow
but steady recovery is due large
/ " to your contributions and pray
ers
We will continue to ask God s
blessings on each of you and beg
| that you will continue to pray
| fer us, for after all, prayer is
the key. -- Signed Mrs. A. G..
Bell.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-03-12
Rixie Items
BY Silas Bowman

Holly Grove AME Church had
usal worship Sunday with Rev. ".
L. Coffee. pastor and Supt, Reuben
Ready. The silver Leaf Quartet
sang the delllIEt of all Whc heard
them at a recent program. Rev.
Brookins hrcght am inspiring SER
mon last Sunday afternoon st.
Luke Bapt Church reports incrc2s
ing Attendance in the Sunday
School with Supt J II Robinson
and Asst. Supt. Walter Reid. Rev
e. W. Smith is pastor Of Fairview
CME Church with Supt. VIM Nau9
hn in charge of the Sunday School
Mrs. Joesie Wesley reporter Of
Dora Bant. CnurCh with W l.
Walters pastr and Shpt. W. +, Ca.
to reports good services on sunday
The Ture Tone Quatotte rendered
program at the recently, The
church was struck with grief when
announcement came that the HlrE-
man cemetery had been sold and
orders were givn hv the buyer tc
cease hurying there. collection to.
tailed $50. so for the day. Clayton
/ Charcl heard their pastor Rev. Wi
liams Of Kerr. Mt. Arat had their
usual large Sunday School witt
/ SUIT. Black AMI pastor Rev 7 K
/ BRIGHT. Mrs Mooney State Mission
ary Of the ANE Church who has
spent several weeks in CHICAGO
hs returned home and reports a
new souls were added to the church
She plans a tour Of the State II
chruch circles Mrs e. Boyd. Mrs
Kitty Douglas. and Bessie Mile
arc reported i'll Mrs Lucille Mar
tin Of Menirce has returned aftcl
sperdnp two week here with rcla
Itivcs and frinds Mrs Mite Naug
I'm has been appointed to receive
donation for Deacon w. NJ. Hamr
ton Emma Whitaker, Mrs. Novels
Mrs, Palmer who were recent,
burned out and suffered a tota
loss Mrs. Hazel Lewis Of Bookc
Twas rushed to the hopital whcl
she became III suddenly. Mrs. o
dcssa Williams is much improved
recently discharged from the hosr
tai Mrs, =. y Holmes and two sis.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-03-12
ROTTAkFN NEWS.
BY Mrs. G.. b. Folks

The Gospel Temple Sunday
School was led by Asst. Supt. Bro.
U. :. Wilson with good attendance
and class No, 2 taught by Mrs
Lorida Molden as Banner class.
The BYpU met at tie regular
hour with the President presiding
Splendid Bible drill was gwen by
Arthur Glen and everyone enjoyed
the discussion. Mrs. Marie Fo.t
was registered rs guest. New read
ers of the PRESS are, Mesdanes
Marie Ford and Matte jefferson
Little Ora Lee Wright is reported
Ill.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-03-12
Wooster
BY carrie Halcrombe

Surt. j. s. Halcrombe is in
charge of the Pilgrim Rest Bapt,
S. s. and reports an increased at
tendance. On regular PASTORAL
day, Deacon j. W. Gault led praise
service ard the Rev. Paul Wiki
crson filled the pulpit bringing the
message. The Master Calleth"
To u large and appreciative andi-
cnce. Collection totaled S1l.70.
Registered as visitors were Mr.. and
Mrs. Toy Bonner. Mrs. l.. Bonner,
Mr.. and Mrs. FELTON, Gault and Mrs
Susie Gault from Mt. Grove Bapt.
Church; Mrs. ]. Pilgrim, Miss
Browney Gidening from Friendship
Bapt. Church and Madison War
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-03-12
Pine Bluff

Mrs. Tom Jones
WELL KNOWN CITIZEN LAID
.TO REST
Funeral Of Mr., William Guy was
held from the Allen Temple AMN
Church on Frilay evening, March g,
Funeral GRAFTON was said by the
pastor, Rev. Hankins. MIR. Guy
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-03-12

School aEent, and Mrs. Ella Nicely
will he in this community March
81, and will have a meeting at San
ders School on that date. Everyone
is invited to attend.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-03-12
Cross Road
l.y HATTIE THOMPSON

The local school spnsoed an en-
tertainment which proved to be a
great success and cnl9yed by those
whe attended. Mss Willie II. Hen
derson was weekend guest Of her
pareHts. Mr.. and Mrs. T, Hender
son. Regular services were held
with the local churches. with FL
ders A. ]. Nelson and +. j Hayes
bringing messages To the vast @ n
preeation. Little Clarence james
was recent guest OF his cousin Mrs,
Floretta Thompson.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-03-12
Monticello
BY Mrs. Alice Reed

The Sunday School of First
Bapt. Church was called to order
bv the Assistant Supt. John strut
Cher with teachers taking Charge
Ct CLASSES for thirty-minute ,oe-
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-03-12

so sponsoring popultry project
with one teacher. clerk and j. n.
Sutton, supervisor.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-12-18

scene. And in their place Is new
crop OF hard hearted and unfriend-
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-12-18

its policy OF plenty Of entertain
ment. but no dancing.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-12-18
Twenty GIRLS
ENTERED, GALA
|pARTYPLANNED

Michigan Chronicles "Pin-Up
Gals" contest will be climaxed with
a Glamour Gal parade and dance
10 be staged at II Horscmen Civic
Center auditorium on Sunday. Jan
2. l9&3. starting al Q pm.
The beauty parade and dance viii
be sponsored by the Paragon club
All contestants whose pictures ano
coupon have been received by con-
test editor Larry Chism, will be
eligible 10 vie for the crown OF
being Miss Pin-Up Gal"
Three prize winners will be
selected on a basis OF beauty. per-
sonality and shapeliness by COM
miitee OF Selfridge Field soldiers al
the dance.
First prize winner will receive a
s25 war bond. second will receive
a color. full length pin-up photo OF
herself and third prize winner will
be awarded book OF war stamps
Too. pictures OF the three winners
will be made available 10 our Serv.
icemen. at home and abroad who
are hungry for pictures OF Sepis
American beauties
Music for the "Pin-Up Gal" parade
and for dancing will be furnished
by Jimmy Davenport's band. APP
proximately 20 1pin-up gals will be
entered in the final contest to be
held on Jan. 2. under the auspices
OF the Paragon club at 4l4 Erskine
street, Civic Center auditorium.
The enthusiasm OF our soldiers
for pictures Of the Chronicles PIN
Up Gals" are expressed In the fol-
lowing letters received from service
men:
Soldiers OF 706th Chemical Main
tenance Co. are 1875 strong for Miss
Cole" wrote S.-Sgt Warren Butler
I'VE pick her as the girl we would
love being with on lonely, moonl!'
road and with no gas stamps"
Let me salute your Servicemen's
Pin-Up Gal promotion" S.-Sgt
Jimmie Sanders somewhere In
italy, wrote. "It's right on the tar.
get"
Make preparations now to be or
hand and get an eyeful OF the Pin
UP Gals, who are doing their share
to keep up the morale OF our serv'
icemen and thus hasten the day
when the lights will come on again
all over the world"
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-12-18
PnUp Gals To Vie For Prizes At Dance On Jan. End

hitting that today. calls for q two
Wy spending play. Have you yes
realized that Mr.. I. B. Married Man
how hard II Is to stay married ana
still please the little ladyf.. And
how too darn independent women
are these dsys7 And how soldiers.
sailors and marines wives are soon
forRetful of their man on the fight
ing front. And do all right for
themselves with the wolves on the
home front?
And how well mixed the gardens
of pleasure tcabarets) are tness
(Continued on Page ~
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-12-18
MISS JAxS0N'
Sk|T PLEASES
CLUB PATRONS

The second edition OF "Oh. Miss
Jaxson," is currently appearing at
Rroad's Club Zombie and has new
talent in the show lineup for the
benefit Of the patrons Of Detroit's
oldest black and tan nitery.
The show opens with the tune,
''That'll Bout Knock Me Out" for
a dance skit by the chorines and
vocals by producer-emcee Marcel
lus Wilson.
Taps steps by Shocks Howard IS
next with Wilson tune OF "A
Thousand Years Was Yesterday" for
your approval. Two Bits pr
Rhythm. a duo OF young ladies, pun
out an offering OF four feet in taps
time.
The middle costume number has
the chorines as Indian Maidens
beating their tom toms and giving
out with some torso fluctuations to
please the male patrons. Sylvia Lee
acts as soubrette in this skit and
receives some goodly applause.
Aunt Jemima, "big, fat and A,
sends you with blues medley. TAX
ing off on "Hootie Blues" and
making the audience get but SOL
idly in blue mood.
Spotlight honor of the show goe:
to Spizzy and Willie, whose gag
on stage and off stage serve a
buff and buffoon. to make you roa
with fun havins at their coined,
1 antics. Their execution OF intricat
baton twirling will amaze you.
| Music for dancing and show back
ground is furnished by Cecil Lee
band. Two shows nightly are he'll
here.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-12-18

full with tap dancers and singers
all stars in their own right. Tops as
usual is Alberta Adams, young
lady proving herself sensational
with her blues renditions. Then,
when it comes to those sweet swing
numbers Velma Newson and Ethel
Mason occupy the spotlight. This
gay production also presents a new
face to Detroiters in the person Of
Julian Summers, very clever
Windy City heofer. Ground Hog
present tap-master with the LaRue
company, will Ialso be included as
we'll as versatile singing-M. c. Billy
Carter and the three dancing girls.
Wade Boykin. boogie-woogie
pianist, and his orchestra have some
new arrangements for music lovers
to enjoy. The B and c is noted for
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-12-18
Hundreds Were
Thrilled Here
By Quartette
by LARRY CHIsM

Several hundred Of Detroits mu.
sic lovers were thrilled on Sunday
afternoon as they listened TO . va
riety Of selections rendered by the
Ah<o Southernaires in Grand Ter
race auditorium.
Spirituals. hymns. love songs and
q work song made up the program
by the world famous Qusrtet,e,
brought 10 local music lovers by
the Matinee social club.
Members OF the singing group are
william Edmonson. Ray Yestes.
Jay Stone Toney and Lowell Peters.
with Spencer Odom as accompanist
and arranger.
Best rendered selections were
"Estrelita," Work Song. Just One
Word OF Consolation" a medley OF
songs from "Porgy and Bess." and
"Wade In The Water"
The Work Song" or railroad
steel drivers. rendered with appro-
pirate gestures by the Southern
aires was especially we'll received.
rs were we Are Americans Too
and the scene from the Weather
beaten. Whitewsshed Church." IS
taken from their regular Sunday
morning radio broadcast.
Urging racial unity and pleading
for tolerance and better under
standing between all races, creeds.
color and national origin. william
Edmonson dedicated I'VE Are
Americans Too to Negro Ameri-
cans sne TO Race servicemen.
Among other selections rendered
were There Is A Balm In Gilead."
sShort'nin' Bread" Rosary"
Joshua Fit De Battle of Jericho
'Invictus- and None But The
Lonely Heart"
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-12-18
II. & |. Inn Has
Big Bar Stock

Hosea Ewing's H & l Inn out Sol
way way boasts OF one OF the best
stocked bars in town.. offering a
variety Of liquors, wines and whis-
keys to quench the thirst OF its
many patrons.
An efficient bar staff under the
managership of Manager John
(Jelly) Palmer is another reason
for the success OF the H & Inn.
The bar staff includes Bartender
John fRed) Hill, Ruth Bolton. bar
maid, and Sadie Mae Floyd, wait
ress, and others.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-12-18

Now that the holiday season ap-
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-12-18

proa ches and
folks are maxi
ing with the gift
buying, cabaret
owners have the
W e eps cause
their intake has
been below par.
Have you no.
ticed that all
the old IA C e S
(gay hea r t e d
and drink shar-
ing S h u c k 81
h We d i S a p
peared from the
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-12-18
MISS ANDERSON IN MOVIE

HOLLYWOOD. CAMP - Marian
Anderson. along with Cary Grant.
Ingrid Bergman and perhaps Greta
Carlo will appear in the movie,
Hollywood Canteen." The picture
win mark Miss Anderson's initial
movie role. -
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-12-18
La Rue Presents
White Christmas

Ash Can LaRue. veteran show
man and producer, brings to the
B. and c. club a new and flashy
holiday revue titled "A WHITE
CHRISTMAS" This show is packed
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-12-18
TO JAY GEE


You loved all the men
Who came around.
But when il came to me
Time couldn't be found.
Why didn't you do right?
Like good wives do?
You're going to be sorry.
Cause I'm through with you.
You're going to be unhappy
For what you've done
Cause you'll find out
was the only one.
But you didn't do right
Like good wives do.
So this is goodbye
And good luck 10 you.
L. Chism.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-12-18

nSnIcOs THxATRR cABAnEt
IA cast Of fsznAls impersonators
headed by Priscilla Dean. heads the
show here In q skit called, Rhythm
! In Harlem"
Evening star., 1943-02-14
Chicago Produce

CHICAGO. Feb l3 P.-Butjer receipts.
SSh. ig4; prices as quoted by the Chicago
Price Current were UNCHANGED.
ERsS, receipts, 1892; steady; prices un-
changed.
Potatoes. arrivals. 56; on track. i5l:
total U. S. shipments, s21 old STOCK, sup
pies ieht, trading very light, marke'
stock. supplies moderate, demand very
light, market steady, Idaho Russct Bur
banks y. s No. !, 3 50-I5. Colorado Red
Bliss Triumphs U s No ]. 3 0O-3 n5
Minnesota Cobhlers commercials 2.35;
Florida Bliss Triumphs, U. S. No. l. 2.40-
~ per crate.
Evening star., 1943-02-14
Week Eudinn

Week Ending Saturday, Feb. 13, 1913
touotations Furnished BY the Associated fressI
1912 Stock and Sales Ne, |
Evening star., 1943-02-14
New ORLEANS Prices

II NOn1II1HI l.
Spot, nominal; middlins, 21.46.
Evening star., 1943-02-14
Cotton Prices Show
Uncertainty Over
Federal Policies
Futures Close Is Cents
Higher to 10 Cents
Lower at New York
By tie Associated Press.

NEW YORK. Feb. 13.-Cotton fu-
lures prices today moved irregularly
in a narrow range, closing Is cents
a bale higher to 10 cents lower.
Trade buying and covering by spot
firms transferring hedges forward
bolstered prices of nearby deliveries.
Scattered liquidation accounted for
pressure on the balance of the list.
Cited as factors behind the re-
stricted trading were uncertainty
over administration efforts to COM
promise labor and farm policies in
connection with the war program
and reports of farm bloc dissatisfac-
ton with the agricultural situation
The range of prices:
Evening star., 1943-02-14

SPOT COTTON closed steady, 95 cents a
bale higher. Sales, 1903. Low middlins.
1897: middlinr. @O.42; good middling,
20.s7. Receipts, none. stock. @92, 269.
The averase price Of midoling is-inch
cotton today at Ia designated Southern
spot markets was 25 cents a bale higher
at 20;4a cents a pound: averase for the
past 30 market days 20.49; middling "a
inch average. 1855
Bid. Nominal.
Evening star., 1943-02-14
BOND SUMMARY

A selected list of active Bonds on
the n. Y. Stock Exchange, showing
the high, low and closing prices
for the week, and the net change
from the previous Saturdays close.
Evening star., 1943-02-14

Rates OF dividends in the foreRoins
the last quarterly or semi-annuai declara-
ton Unless otherwise noted, special or
extra dividends are not included. Also
extra or extras. d Cash or stock Paid
las year. Payable in stock. Declared
or paid SO far this year. h Payable in
Canadian funds k AcoLmulst dividends
paid or declared this year. WV With war
rants. XIV without warrants.
Evening star., 1943-02-14

STOCK Div Rate. High Low Clos. ChFe
Aero Sup (S0el 81 < l.
Evening star., 1943-02-14

/ InGctiDe Stocks Not l. listed J
Evening star., 1943-02-14

STOCK d Div Rate.
Aero Sup B (.S0el =
Air Associates .125e
Alumn Co Am 6e
Alum Co OF Am pt 8
Alum Ltd hsa -
Am Cit P& 1t (A)
Am Cyan OBJ .6Oa
Am Fork a. Hoe .25E
Am Gas & Elec ] go
Am Gas e. z pf 4.15
Am Lit g. Trac ] 20
Am Republics .35e
Am Superpow 1st of
Anchor Post F .15g
Apex Elec lie
Appal El Pw pf 4 so
Att Coast Fish soc
Auto Vot Mch .375e
Axton Fisher tA) -
Babcock&Wil l.5Oe
Baldw Loco pf 2.lO
Baldwin Rub so
Barlo&Seelie A 1.20
Ba sic Refract .40e
Beech Aircraft 1e
Bliss tEW> .
Blue Rid cv IF Sd
Evening star., 1943-02-14
CURB SUMMARY

A selected list Of active Stocks on
the n. Y. Curb Exchange, showing
the high, low and closing prices
for the week, and the net change
from the previous Saturdays close.
Evening star., 1943-02-14
Stock and Sa les

b.nkrpptey or receiyership Or being r.organized
companies Rates of dividends in the foresoinR table
annua. Passd on iasi auar.eriy or
cial extra dividends not Included xd Ex div-
dend II Ex rights, Also extra or extras d Cash
Or stock Declared Or paid so far this year Pay
funds. Accumulated dividends paid declared this
fDelisttnH pending
Evening star., 1943-02-14

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. l3 0Pl.-Week END
covering advanced cotton futures here to-
DAY. CloSins rrices were steady, D to 30
hal
Evening star., 1943-02-14
New York Bank Stocks

NEW YORK. FEB I3 UPl-Nattonsl
Association Securities Dealers. Inc
Evening star., 1943-08-11
Defense Drive Nets
400 AIexandrians
Youths Corps Planned
As 81 Register for Jobs

Alexandria, civilian defense reg
istration brought more than 400 new
volunteers, according to Miss Esther
Halliday Green, in charge of last
weeks drive
Miss Green said reports are not
yet complete but that Civilian De-
tense Co-ordinator Carl BudWesky
and the entire organization were
satisfied with the recruitment. Vol
unteers Signed up for all the jobs
listed, with nurses aides and can
teen workers bringing the greatest
number Of recruits.
Flfty-two boys and girls between
the ages OF 8 and Is volunteered for
any type OF service for which they
are eligible, and Mr.. Budwesky has
decided to organize the group into a
junior civilian service corps for such
work as salvage collection and dis
tribution Of civilian defense litera-
ture.
Registrations may still be made
at the Office of the chief air-raid
warden from 9 am to pm. daily
or at the Co-ordinating Committee =
of1lce from 9 am. to pm. Mon
days through Fridays.
Mr.. Budwesky and his committee
have expressed appreciation to the
women who manned the registra-
tion booths despite last weeks in
tense heat and to the stores and
Offices who donated space for booths
or window displays.