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The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-10-21
Manager
TREASURE CHEST
THE WAR FUND DRIVE rs ON

The National War Fund has been called Of the out
standing phlanthropic achievements time, and wit
good reason For the Fund Which is appealing to the
American people for $115000000 to carry rele
for the coming year. far than merely fundraismg
organization huge scale The Nation war Fund
lyzes the and extent of Warrelae ea it channels
relief funds the where help entity needed
and thirdly the Fund is vgian in its task of making
that aid supplied in sufficient quantity and in gooo time
This year, the needs of all those who benefit from the
National War Fund and from the equally important work of
Community War Chests greater than before This
year servicemen and allies at the baefronts and
the occupied countries need of help They need
the help and confidence that help inspires And we
need the of solidarity that from giving gener
work we have done in the past.
Here in Jackson the Negro Division of this worthy
will be headed by Prot S. Sanders and because
there to have been confusion of thought
corning this particular Fund and the benefits derived from
it by Negroes locally, it good to be able say that
least 9o5300 of the money raised will for Negro
here in the city.
1t is hoped however, that every Negro, remembering
that the greater OF tins money Will be
by national agencies where many OF our loved
scattered all OF the world the least do
for these brothers and husbands of to
tribute much possible in this campaign and go way
quota of thrty-five hundred dollars.
Volunteer workers will come to you soon, give as
much possible for this worthy
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-10-21
Grenada News
Edited and published by students
of Grenada high school
General News
General News

It seems that everyone enjoyed
the Grenada and Lanier game, Fri
day night. 1t was largely attended
and the pep squad gave the boys
that good old spirit even tho we
did lose the game. The dance that
followed at the USO was plenty
of fun for the hep cats and young
chicks.
The reading clinic was very lar
gely attended by teachers of Gre
NADIA and adjoining counties.
The 9th grade program in chapel
was enjoyable. Prof. /. @. with
scholars from all over the world.
The P.T.A. is working together
with the teachers 100 per cent in
putting over a $500 drive.
Miss Louellen Brown had as her
guest recently Miss Pendleton of
the Winona school.
Miss F. L. Moore had as her
guest Miss Knox, also a member
of the faculty of Winona.
We are very sorry that Mrs.
Tucker and Sonny are among the
quarantine ones, we are hoping for
the students a speedy recovery
Miss Dolores Moore visited in
Charleston Sunday.
Miss Catherine James, a member
of the CHS. faculty was guest
in Greenwood last week end. Miss
Miller also spent the week end in
her home Prof. Smith went to
Jackson for the week end.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-10-21


Our boys go to Yazoo City Fri
day to play football.
Muellen and 0. c. were sensa-
tons Friday night.
Maurice Thompson the manager
of the football team is getting very
sweet on certain Miss. Watch out
manager we might have to tell her
name next week.
Seventh Grade News
What's cooking in the 7th grade
class? Frances Mccain is jealous of
Clevia Parker and out new student,
Bunnie Smith, Clevia told her that
he was a little too large for her,
but l don't see what she meant.
Mildred Jones can't come to
school because she is quaratined.
She is missing much fun, her play
sisters, Opal R. Nicely and Delma
Smith went to see her Sunday but
could not get any farther than the
gate.
The class is doing fine in home
economics under Miss Moore. We
work in groups under the follow
ing captains: Opal Nicely, Clevia
Parker Delma Smith and Willye
Mae Mister. Our program in chap
ell Tuesday was very entertaining
Clevia gave a reading and music
was furnished by Opal and Delma
w. D. Stinson is trying to get on
the ball with Ralond Jones, but
while W.M.M is around she can't
get anywhere Geraldine Watts is
wild over her navy friend. R. /. T.
has nearly gone crazy since ]. E. N
said that he liked her. Eva Garter
was on the ball Friday night with
those Lanier boys. George Duma:
is On the ball with G. M. S. Ross
What's Buzzin' In 10th Grade
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-10-21

Christine King comes on strong
with that new boy friend of hers.
Lois M. Weathers heard about the
telegram from Sc Oliver Vaughns
! what was it Lois?
Henri Jones is quaratine and she
| is really on the down beat.
Pardon me, but lot of talk has
| been going on between Essie L.
Harvey and Thomas Williams, why
Essie?
A certain chick in the 9th grade
and Kissie Seaton have been do
ing much talking lately.
Mary Anderson says she's like the
bird, she's not fer it,
Annie F. Watts is still blowing
her top with Robert Skinner.
The junior class thinks they are
on the beam with the 9th and 9Th
grade boys, but the superior So
phomores say they are like the
bear, making tracks and getting
no where
When yu see Audrey Smith
smiling, always remember E. l..
has been talking with her.
Did you know that Ruth Camp
bell is worrying about Sgt Sim
mons?
! Mary Brad Minister'S is lonesome
since Sgt. Joe White has been trans
ferred.
Having fun at the party Friday
was Bernice Mckenzie and Roxie
Ingram.
! 18th Grade News
The senior class is glad to have
Dorothy, James and Hazel back in
school.
Ethile Kelley doesn't get around
much anymore since her Cpl. has
gone overseas.
Carey Willis doesn't have much
! trouble with the 9th grade since
! she reported their conduct to the
principal. Thank goodness.
Carrallie is very proud that she
still has a soldier at Camp Nc
Cain
Say, have you noticed the new
senior girls, Grace Eva Rimmer,
since she started working at the
USO trying to cut around with
Mr.. Ulysses Mullen? Since he is
! going to be foot ball star, you'd
better watch her Stella Thompson.
Why doesn't John Stanford make
! up his mind and stop trying to
flirt with Grace and her cousin,
Essie Mae-Grace says she is like
the bird, she amt fer it.
'Kathry Vaughn is very much up
set since her Cpl has been trans
ferred from Camp Mccain to Camp
Polk, La.
Now that James Beck has come
back to school you can't reach
Rachel Golden with ten foot pole,
where does Stella Thompson come
in? See you next week.
9th grade news will be in next
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-10-21
Gainesville News
Rev. A. R. Thomas, Reporter


Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Skipper and
grandchildren and Rev. A. r.
Thomas motored to Jackson, SUM-
day, October Is, to visit friends
and Vela Fiser Mrs. SKIPPER was
much delighted to find her sister
Mrs. Corene Catchings and family
in good health. Pew Th~~cas w~s
blessed to find his daughter and
husband, Mr.. ana n41-
doing fine. also his son and fam ".
Mr.. Hubbard Brown, Mrs. Inez
Brown and children, Oihe New
and Mary Louise doing fine. The
trip was a most enjoyable one.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-10-21

Mr. Roosevelt Hicks and father,
Mr.. Homer Hicks were visitors in
New Orleans over the week end
visiting Pvt Meddie Hicks, who
Is in the hospital there.
100 cotton pickers wanted at
once, So per hundred, to go to Glen
Alien, Miss. See A. Thomas, Gates
vile. Free transportation up there
and back with good living condi-
tons.
Mrs. Etherlene Holman has re-
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-10-21

turned home after visiting relatives
andf riends in Gulfport Mrs. Ber-
nice Nelson Of Gulfport returned
home with Mrs. Holman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Hicks, Jr., Of
Jackson were in New Orleans Sun
day to visit Mr.. Hicks brother,
Pvt Med. Hicks.
Under the leadership of the
principal teacher, Mrs. N. c. Lack
ey, faculty and PTA members, the
Warm Springs school will soon be
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-10-21

weeks paper. Reporter note: Please
send your news to reach this office
no later than Thursday morning,
would rather have it Wednesday
morning. Thanks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27
Study Packard Plea

Al the same time that John
Mlddlekamp. head Of WPB's
aut0motlVe division is listening
10 The labor committee, he VIII
have on his desk a report on the
first step in reConVerSion II IS
the recommendations Of the
regional WPB here on the APP
plicatioh Of the Packard COM
pany to take their machine tools
out of storage and set up a
skeleton production line 10 make
eSSentlalspare parts
Although George ChFistePher,
president of Packard, stated
that approval had already been
given 10 this step, il is still IN
the uncertain state. Another
company in Flint, which re-
Gently made similar applIca-
ton was turned down.
Packard may suffer the same
fate unless the WPB decides 10
make such step lnduStry-wide,
rather than by companies II
this move is made. IL Will be
along one towards cutting down
the reconNersion period al a
later date.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27
Stocks Open
Quiet, Firm

NEW YORK. April 27 UPl-
Stocks extended yesterdays gains,
at A quiet opening today Bonds
held steady to firm. Cotton lu-
lures gained l 10 points
The market ignored the army
seizure of Montgomery Wards
Chicago plant and the stock
opened at the previous close of
a. Sears Roebuck gained =
TO SS3s
Westinghouse Electric rose =
point to 90 on the first sale. Small
gains were made by I. s. Steel
J. !. Case. Paramount. Texas Co
American Car & Foundry Santa
Re. American AlrlneS, CurtISS-
Wright, Public Service of New
Jersey kcnncCOtt, BoolnG AR
plane and Cuban-Amcrican Sugar.
a sizeable group held al the
prev-uuS- close and there were A
few small losses spread through
the list In ne1nStance. however,
was pressure eXcrted and the mar
ket ambled along Al slow pace
As traders awaited new war de-
velopments.
Overnight news generally was
favorabl efor the market, lnclud-
ing several corporation reports
showing gains oNer-a- year ago.
Bethlehem Stee Corp, whose d.
rectors meet after the close today
oact on dividends and release
the first quarter earnings state
ment, held at the previous close
of 17As.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27
Livestock M arket
M TROIT


CATTLE 500 slaughter steers ana
warnings slow steadF bulk CORD offerings
So 50 ais 2a few small lots SIS So most
common and medium grades SO A0N "a
some steers unso'8 COWS very actiFc.
strong 20 csc nIgher. recovering sll early
week losses bulk beef CONS Se1 % so
frV heavy good COWS o0ered cAnners and
cutters manly So 'U 70. bulls steadF
nu 81 sausage ru'.s 500 ~. fev good
restI rs. S1I 2A NocRers and feeders Slow
STEADY some INFERIOR 70 common kinds,
$50 ..I"
CALVES 500. vesiers active. stro1g n
" ehfrl Sorts considered NIIk good srH
choice SIS 1O. feV strirtIf choice SiI-
most common and medium Silqi5. culs.
81 % fN
HOGS a. oc demands extremely 1ar-
row Far1 fscTfteF Figt'ec indications
only te-y small Ts-t ~ supplies Will sell
urderfo0s steady on 20027o 'o hogs and
Vsieh's under $50 ns most sales ~ goo
IA -h-haaa- A., e. an --z
sHFEP-l 000. neagey sgrrI - siauEnfsr
aims steadV. deck medium an1 5000
W0oIed nsfys lambs SIC scattered lois
common fo good shor1 lambs various WOO.
credits Sl2Gl4 s"er rrirs f0r Just good
~ pIfn So ard rfifs sreep scarce
steady "a sncrn ewes quotao.e UP %
s. 50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27
M. S. Rukeyser
M. 5. Rukeyser
Business Warned
OF Postwar Dangers

Chief of business organizations with the response
bly plotting enterprises through the shoals of postwar
should be ue sleep academic generaza
tons slogans.
Sovency does not depend conditions IN the yc,
period foOwng the end Of the but rather Sku
ability keep expenditures reasonably within receipts during the
critical. transit Ona period.
Perhaps the problem be clarified by the analogy Of
the margin Spectator. If the trader himself out limb
extended position based Of the long
trend he he sunk intermediate dip which viii
impair and permit him hold his position untl
his long expectations fulfilled
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27
Ramsay Appointed

Joseph w Ramsay volunteer
salvage chairman for Saginaw
County has been given The post
~of executive secretary to the
Michigan Salvage committee,
headed BY Kenneth NJ. Burns.
Detroit banker. He succeeds
John McGillis, who recently was
made executive officer of the
regional War Production Board
here.
Ramsay was introduced 10 the
committee today in Lansing at
the first meeting Of the group
IN more than a year. He served
as volunteer chairman for IS
months and has been district
salvage manager for WPB in
Saginaw for the past six months.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27
Motor Products
Profits Increase

For the nine months ended
March 81, Motor Products Corp
net profit totaled S779 $40 equal
10 s. per common share, as against
sos 765, or $50 per share for
the same period a year ago
The net for The 1914 period is
after a $4,000 proylsion-for war
and postwar adjustments. and Is
after homogeneous estimate Of
the amount required 10 provide
for adjustments Of selling prices
on war products. aS-Wcll as poSSi-
BILE effects of renegotiation.
Net profit for the quarter ended
March 81 was 500 $40. equal 10
81 cents per share as against
S23S 733, or 81 cents A share for
the same quarter last year.
The net for the 1914 period is
after $50 600 reserve for VAR and
postwar adjustments The 1913
figures for both periods have been
adjusted
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27
armers' M arket

FhIIIS-A pples ia OWNS fanCV q II
eu No $40 3 so. Northern Spies
fancy A1f hu No 50 5o1 s. IS
St'els's Red. fancy, Ni4 m No. /.
- 500 Is Note Ceiling price on an
PEE 81 - -tsstn
VEGETABLE GREENS French Erdtvs
No Scg225 S-Ih box
VEGETABLES tniscellsneous' Reets
oppe1 80 Sl1f So bl Broccoli
80 j s. 80 hu Csbhage 40 Sl1
- pa Carrots topped NJ 81 500
i-5 rG CELERY Root Nc I g. 5oq3 Dr..
CnNos SlQlZS dpT leeks No T.
81 500 doz hchs Psrsnips NJ T.
81 50 nu Potatoes No S2Q2 Is
1oo ms Eu'ahaEss No T. Si11 ~ nu
FAD she's rcd dollhouse 81 ~ dot hchs
Tur1Ips topped 50 ono ] IS hu
Fharar- nn'nouse fancy IHllo SIN
nr, choice 751 ooc. small 81 25ql So
Gu rDrs
FTCs barge $40 500 - 3o-doz. cas-,
Medium 50 lo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27
Uapredue+ixe Labor Not Beneficial

II the unbalanced government can OF course,
employ fanG and other unpfodHetive pursuits
But the effect Of this VIII be merely to lower the living stand
those regular work by forcing them 10 share their
product those who only synthetic employment IN
makc-Vork projects.
Similarly unbalanced economy wo1td also ne theoff
Caly possible achieve fun employment by sharing The work
cutting working per level where
would win the prevailing e4eed demand fer goods
device would also lower living standards.
But dynamic healthy economic there should also
opportunity better exchange for
weeks work This situation requires economic balance Wh me
equilibrium ganulN employed
reap the benefits of chronological progress
fruits mechanical
O supplement the human muscle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27
Priorities

TIRE Dr.-n' Regional Office ~ 'rs WAY
F-7-.rtrr BOARD announced today the
fo etIck p-or'tes actions
81 Direction amended Cr1sfrIC-
ZION Rasses APPLICATION procedure
Isl Inv e amended Construction o.
C.arifss retf-c'lo1 on arm house con-
stf4DfIrn
frt1 rEc Hign1afs ard street
Ccrsfrlr. Frnhthrs construction
rair'crarrs rr repair EXCEPT a. authotited
or se specifically exempted evabushes
appuga' .a prarsfsre and basis for iigur-
IrE rr.f
1875 rrerea1 go RIrrers Clarifies
severe terms and raetrff.ers fr order
rsrhss erect O., order class and c
burners
Wf2f Appointment 8, "Iron and Steel ."
Prt'Fes i.#
Frf Nl"rsA dcia y contact WTR 1910
Wr0dVarq AEerls Fhers TP 5000
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27
Hupp Motor Earnings
S89,946 for Quarter

Hupp Motor Car Corp. for The
quarter ended March 81 showed a
net income Of $50 9i6 after in
come and excess profits taxes Of
$50 600 and $4,000 for postwar
contingencies. but before possible
reneCotiation. This net is equal
10 ) cents A share No compare
son win a like 1913 period is
available.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27
LEGAL. notice

TTTFE MARQUETTE RAILWAY co
Notice % Annual Meeting Of stoc kholders
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS
The annual meeting ~ ne stockhol1srs
~ TERE - A h = y IT RAILWAY
COMPANY viii hs held al the general
office ~ ne Company 10 me General
Motors Building. m the city 81 Detroit
Michigan m Tuestav. MAJ ? ieA a.
San n clock ?. m. Tor the following pur.
poses
~ me election OF directors for TIE
ensuing YEAR
-t 2+-i4-- election ef inspectors Of el4e-
'00 ara
90 ne transaction ~ such o'hsr husi-
rsss as may properly come Before
tre meet.nE
TIE stocA transfer books wi not os
c.ose1 out undsr ire bylaws % TIA
Company 10 stock csr be voted a. said
meeting unless registered "a ire books Of
ne Company for ten days previous 70
said meeting
BY order Of ne Board ~ Directors.
X iOHMFYER Secretary
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27
Auto
Graphs
LABOR Gives WIPE
Rec onVersIo7 Views
B, sILrR FIREMAN


rLaaor Ee,s a chance 10 pre-
sent rs version Of how the
sutomouve industry should re-
convert 10 peaceume production
when the newly created adyiS-
ory committee meets today with
Donald " Nelson. War Produc-
ton Board chief in Washington.
The committee parallels The in
dustrv committee which mot
with Nelson and his aide c. +.
Wilson of General Electric, on
April II.
Judging by The precedent set
AZ The industry conference. only
The WPB VIII be allowed 10 give
ITS version OF what controversies
ale brought out into the open.
The gag on tho auIomotive Of
fclslS VIII probably be placed IN
the mouths ot the labor partlcl-
pants as we'll.
'fIlt OF lII' lIIullN IIiHl " hN
taken up A. the industry meet
ing VIII probably be threShed
out AZ HE labor hearing. That
u.s. should all companies start
even or should they be allowed
10 reconNcrt as they are freed
az war orders. Industry Is soIdly
for an even start. LahorS repre-
sentatVes take the opposite
view.
-AS-npn- high atlcial in an IN
dependent IN pany recently
put lt
What kind Of race is IL
going to he II one horse starts
At the eighth pole, one at the
quarter pole and the rest are
still in their stalls"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27
New Type Synthetic
Rubber Developed

NEW YORK. April y Mathie-
son AlkaA Works has developed a
new type Of synthetic rubber.
which promises 10 be especially
suitable for use m making heavy
duty tires for trucks buses and
even military vehicles according
10 O. w. Dolan president
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27
Olsen Gets Cake

Harold tDane) Olsen former
traffic manager for the Penn
sylvania-Central Alrllnes. was
the recipient of a large birth
day cake on his company 5
seventeenth anniversary yester-
day at the OptimiStS Club
luncheon Olsen had 10 sing for
his supper He was the princi-
pal speaker al The meeting.
Miss Audrey Shellenberger
one Of peas hostesses. was
given the honor Of cutting the
cake.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27
POWerOuipuf
Up Over 1919

Electrical energy distributed by
the electric light and power indus
try OF the United States for the
week ended April y was ASA ;
ISIS 600 kilowatt hours, against
;. 925.175 900 kilowatt hours in the
Ike l943 week an increase Of 107
per cent according 10 the Edison
Electric Institute.
Output in the week ended April
IS totaled 1907 49s 900 lulowatt
hours. against 3.9l6.7o4 900 kllo-
watt hours IN the similar 1913
period. an increase Of 10 per cent
and IN the werk- ended April s,
came 10 1851. 094 600 kllowatt
hours against , $50 49, goo kiie-
watt hours a year earlier, an IN
crease OF 1913 per cent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27
Kingston Products
Earnings S119,784

Kingston Products Corp. reports
for the quarter ended March 81 A
net profit OF Sll97S4, equal 10 j
cents per common share. as
against SOS BIS. or s cents a share
IN the like period a year ago The
net profit Is after 1892 1872 for
possible reneCotIauon and federal
taxes IN 1914, and S624.9l6 IN
lq42
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27
Should Be Guided by Own Experiences

Thus making plans the executive should he guided by his
experience by his market by the financial con
He should drCgcd by
such the prevailing that the national income VIII
80 the 1910 level because tho country
needs enlarged national support the increased DEBT
structure.
postwar level employment and production in tho United
depend other than need If need
China and India would he the great economic
of tho future because their people lack many things
volume this country will depend onhalance income
relationships among the producing in agriculture
Industry trade and the occupations that they can
another through nerChangng the products OF their
wear
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27

I vNDER the wachful eye Of Guard Kelley Jack
L Barrymore stayed sufficiently under control 10
make some movie and radio appearances. Then, IN
November, 1896 he decided TO elope with Miss Barrie
Jacks friends Ben HeCht and Charles Macarthur.
the writers sought to diSsiade him. Jack leaned
against mantelpcce listening 10 their imprisoned
arguments lie said Gentlemen, YOU are talking 10
a man who about to so over Niagara Falls IN a
harrcl'
The next day they few 10 Yuma and were mar
red But the match lasted little more than month,
ending IN a Nev Years dispute IN a night club. Mrs.
Elaine Barrymore sued for divorce in February, 1881
ReconciliationS and new quareS followed each
other with hewidc1ng rapidly. Jack and Us fourth
wife toured IN My Dear Children fhmSy pay which
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27
Hawaii Special

The operation Of passenger
mai express services from the
Pacific Coast 10 HaWaTI today
was sought by tnited AR Lines
IN an application filed with the
Civil Aeronauucs Board. Wash
ington. .. c
In It's application United pro-
poses the operation Of four
engined transport planes out NJ
both San Francisco and Los
Angeles 70 Honolulu approx
mate.y . 500 miles from the
Pacific Coast mainland The
services would connect up at
San Francisco and Los Angeles
with Unlted,s existing CoaSt-to
coast ARD Pacific Coast system.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27
Pre-Cooked Meals

PrecooKed meals TJuyt neat
and serve are being given a
regional market test N Detroit.
Meat packers and food process
sors may find themselves COM
petltoTS IN this field
Items distributed by the De
troIt cham include beef PIE and
biscuits spaghetti and meat
balls, creamed potatoes and sau-
sage, chicken and noodles, vdr1-
Gus seafood speclalues.
Under the process used the
items are first soaked In their
paper cartons. then frozen and
trucked 10 retail outlets where
they are sold n their refrlg-
Grated containers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27
.HouddilIe EARNINGS
Cut by Third in "A

Observation-Disclosures Co. reports
for the quarter ended March 81 3
net Pfefi ef $50 224 S5,22-eettai-to-ie
cents per Class 3 share. as against
$3.50 az -ar-sQ- centS-a-Sh are-n
the like period a year ago The
profit IS subject "a FeHeFe-
tiatiOn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27
Eureka Vacuum Pays
Dividend Of 121C

Eureka Vacuum Cleaner Co
today rad declared dividend Of
1872 cents. payable May Is TO
holders Of record May ; A SINH
lar amount was paid on March T.
Three payments Of l2le cents
were made 'asr year one On
March - ono on July =, the
other or Sept "a