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Arkansas State press., 1944-11-24

new vision teehniques and activi-
ties to all workers and to help
volunteers to obtain better results
and greater satisfaction in rec
reation leadership,
The subject matter offered will
cover courses for recreation work.
ers In all fields of recreation. In
addition to the recreation In
stitute sessions, as far as time will
permit, appointments for indiyid-
ual conferences may be arranged
by individuals taking the course
If they desire TO discuss special
problems or subjects, There Will
be no fee charged in connection
with this course,
Persons interested can register
at theu rban League or Philander
Smith College.
Arkansas State press., 1944-11-24
JOE LOUIS PHILANTHROPIST
TO FELLOW els

WASHINGTON - (PPNS)) =
In addition to being the worlds
heavyweight champion, Sgt. Joe
Louis is being acclaimed by many
G!s as the worlds greatest philan
thropist. The champ, who is con-
Quoting a tour of exhibition bouts
throughout the states, spends
most Of the money he nets from
these bouts on servicemen, be-
cause says Joe: Il myself am a
soldier, and | know what it is to
be stationed away from home.
Overseas our boys are giving all
they've got, and. as far as | am
concerned, there is nothing to
good for them.
Arkansas State press., 1944-11-24
INSTITUTE

Continued from Page II
This institute is being sponsored
Jointly by the National Recrea-
ton Association and the Recrea-
tion Commission OF the City OF
Little Rock. Anne Livingston, a
member Of the National Recrea-
ton Association staff of specialists
will conduct the three hour train
ing session each evening from
$3.50 p. m. to $3.50 p. m. This
institute will be held at the Phil
ander Smith College.
The institute will be open to all
professional or volunteer workers
of public or private organizations,
civic groups, churches. parent
teachers association, teachers, and
any other associations or indiyid-
uals wishing to take part.
The purpose of this course is to
train staff workers and volunteers
10 re-vitalize their existing pro
grams with new ideas and to bring
Arkansas State press., 1944-11-24
Ex-Police Officer
Injured In
Motor Mishap

Henry +. Smith. proprietor of
the Playhouse, cafe and tavern,
on Ninth Street, was seriously in
jured last week in an automobile
accident Ell route to Chicago near
Fredricktown, Missouri.
Mr.. Smiths version of the ac-
cident, was that lie became sleepy
and before he was able to find
a place to park that would clear
the highway, he well asleep at
the wheel and wrecked his ma
chine.
Mr.. Smith was rushed to the
doctors there for emergency
Arkansas State press., 1944-11-24
Negro Dolls

To Build RACE PRIDE. Every
home should have "a COLoRED
DOLL. Give her Il beautiful
broanskin doll for Christmas.
Three fIashy numbers with HAIR,
MOVING EYES, SHOES, STOCK
lNGS, nicely dressed. Prices;
Fl inches, Si,0s; Large size,
$3.50 and $6.0S. c. q. ID. pos
tage extra. Write NATIONAL
COMPANY, 25i West 135th
Street,, New York, 30, n. Y.
Arkansas State press., 1944-11-24

treatment and was brought to
the United Friends Hospital where
he Is undergo an operation by
specialist.
While in the hospital Mr.,
Smith has several of his good
friends from Chicago to visit him,
Rochester McClinton, John Me
CURE, Milton Marshall, Mrs,
Grace Marzett, and Mrs. Jeff
Stark. Mr., Smith was enroute
to visit them when the accident
occurred.
Arkansas State press., 1944-11-24
BEARCATS

Continued from Page u
entire game. Manassas did not
threaten to score at any time dur
ing the game. However, Gates,
back for Manassas turned in the
most outstanding performance
for his team by making several
good runs, the longest being 10
yards, Richardson, Tally, Hemp.
stead and Jones were outstand-
ing for the Beareat line and ac-
counted in large measure for the
neffestiveness Of the Manassas
offensive thrusts.
Arkansas State press., 1944-11-24
JOHANNESBURG
PARTY

The volunteer workers and
their friends enjoyed an eveninq
OF fun ut a Pre-Thanksgiving party
Thursday evening at the USO
Bingo, cards. etc, were the games
OF the hour. A delicious repast
of potato salad. cold nuts, pickles
cookies, and cocoa was served BY
the hostesses. Bingo prizes were
won by Pfc. Carl Whitmyer. Mrs.
Minnie Feed. Mrs. 0. y. White
and Miss Bernice Whitmore.
Arkansas State press., 1944-11-24
ATHLETIC COMMITTEE

The Greater Little Rock Ath-
letic Committee met at the USO
November 15 to make plans for
the approaching basketball sea-
son. Prof, Eliza Hunter, Jones
High School; ] y, Scott, Philand-
err Smith College; Miss verna
Phillips, Arkansas Baptist Col
lege: f. w. Carter, Dunbar High
School; A. w. Cam, Dunbar High
School: and John Haywood. Y. NJ.
c. A. executive secretary, We're
present,
Arkansas State press., 1944-11-24

Mrs, Addie Watson, president.
Mrs. Calvin WhItmore, secretary
The Victory Girls are making
fayors for their contemplated
Christmas party. Connie Holdings
worth is president and Miraculous
Sinclair Is secretary.
Arkansas State press., 1944-11-24

Mrs. II. Boyd Hall of Corpus
Christi, Texas. In his letter to
the National office, DR., Hall said,
IF other peoples of the world
Arkansas State press., 1944-11-24

can send their sons out to die
that they may be free, We can
sacrifice our money to see that
our people are free also"
Arkansas State press., 1944-11-24
Urban League
News Item

The Willing Workers Neigh
borhood Club will sponsor a
Thanksgiving tea on Sunday, No
yember 26, from 400 to 700 p.
m, at the home of the president,
Mrs. Murle Bennett, 1927 w. 9th
Street. Proceeds from the teal
will goto help beautify the color
ed detention rooms, located In the
City Hall.
Arkansas State press., 1944-11-24

The South End Neighborhood
club held its regular meeting with
Mrs, Edna Brooks, 300 Ringo
Street, as hostess. The regular
business meeting was conducted
by the president, Mrs. Martin,
neighborhood worker, who thank
ed the members for their partici-
patton In the Community War
Chest Campaign. The Art and
Handicraft committee will con-
duct the next meeting when
Christmas gifts will be made. The
hostess served a delicious repast.
Arkansas State press., 1944-11-24

The Fall Carnival which was
sponsored by the Home Improve
ment Neighborhood Club was
tremendous success. APPROX
mately three hundred persons at
tended. A goose and many other
prizes We're given away. The pro-
iect of this neighborhood group
is community recreation. Their
regular meeting was held on Mon
day evening, November 20, at the
residence of Mrs. Hester Smith.
One new member, Mrs. Eddie
Davis, was added. Mrs. r. j.
Fields Is president and Mrs. Gro
teal Hamilton. secretary.
Arkansas State press., 1944-11-24
COFFEE AND
DOUGHNUT HOUR

Coffee and doughnuts were
served Sunday, November 10. by
Miss Fl, Harris and Miss s.
Thanks to Mother Pankey for
cookies fer the soldiers Sunday.
Arkansas State press., 1944-11-24
u s O
VISITORS AT USO

The USO was honored in having
the following visitors last week;
Roscoe Dunjee, editor of Black
Dispatch Of Oklahoma City and
president OF the National Negro
Business League; Attorney Me
kinley Rowan, executive secretary
of Negro Chamber OF Commerce,
Oklahoma City, George Rasland,
state manager of Universal Life
Insurance CO., Oklahoma City;
and N, b. Norton, state health ed
ucator of Oklahoma.
Arkansas State press., 1944-11-24
Texans Take
NAACP Life


New York,-s1 900 for two
NAACP life memberships was
subscribed this week by Dr.. and
Arkansas State press., 1944-11-24

The Langston University foot
ball team (Langston, Oklahoma)
with Coach Zip" Gayles spent
several hours at the USO Sunday
evening. They were served
doughnuts and coffee by the
Junior Hostesses.
Arkansas State press., 1944-11-24
MOVIES

The Sunday night movie is en-
joyed each Sunday night by SER
vicemen and their friends. Sum
day, November 26, you will see
"Corregidor" at 700 p. m.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-31
ured1lil1ova
p.oSta
(Nadalievanje S 8. strani)

(Nadaljevanje 8. stranD
ma Recher Ave., vas prosim, da
Sc udelezite prireditve.
Program bo zelo lep.
Dramsko druStvo "Nasa zvez-
da" bo podalo dvo-dejanko ia
dom in svobodo". ."Slovan" ina
zopet par lepih pesmi, XII jih bo
zapel, Richard Lauretig pa DO
vam tudi zapel, da DO slo kar
skozi srce. Osem zena in deklet
bo predstavljalo osem zaveznis-
kin draw, in vsaka DO imela
kratko deklamacijo.
Spisal je to mas vsem poznani
Mr.. Jim Rotter. Vsaka deklama-
cija bo imela tako globoko cut
ne izraze, da yam bo srce pla-
kalo. Potem bo odkritje krasne
ploSce z imeni nash fantOv IL te
okolice, XII Sc nahajajo v sluzbi
Strica Sama.
Povedati moran, da je to ma
pravil Mr.. Anton Pluth. Delo
boste re sami videli. Tako ina
mo vse zetpripravljeno.
Kuharice so ze ma mestu, kot
tudi tocaji, lie udelezbo pricaku-
jemo, da DO v velikem stevilu.
Da pa boste vedeli, YAM povem,
da bo sci vas cisti prebitek te
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-31
ZADNJA KMECKA
VOJSKA
Zgodovinska povest il leta 1873
Spisal August SENOA = IL Hrv. poslov. L. J.
Zgodovinska povest il leta 1873

in lice Sc mu je Sc bolj razvedri-
10, ko Sc je pojavil v jutranjem
svitu izza gorskega slemena
stolp stolne cerkve zagrebSke.
Ljuto je potegnil uzde k sebi
in nagnivsi Sc konju ma vrat dir
jail, da so ga zacudeno gledali
kmetje, XII so sli po zavrtih Iii
ce (Ilica je najzivahnisa utica
" Zagrebu) V mesto. BrezobZir-
no prejaha trg Tridesetnice, jo
zavil pod Kapiteljska vrata in
Sc ustavil pred hiso, kjer so
stanovali kanoniki, ne dalec Cd
samostana franciSkanov. Ne ca
kajoc, da bi mu kdo odprl, sko-
ci nitro konja, odpre mala
stranska vratica, skozi katera je
vstopil in vodil "a seboj 'konja
ma uzdi. Priveze ga k" stebru,
stopi brzih korakov po stopnji-
cab in odpre .prva vrata.
Tu sta sedela pri oknu diva
cloveka: na klopi trebusen 60
spod obilim podbradkom v CT
nj kanoniski halji; majhne sive
oci so Sc veselo iskrile mad de-
belim, sirokim nosom; craven
MEGA ma stolu pa je sedel sub,
bled clovek, kratkih las in pri-
rezanih brk; gledal je zgubljen
tia, zaradi gostih obrvi mu nj
bilo videti oci.
"Hvaljen Jezus!" vzklikne
veselo Mazar, stopivSi skozi
vrata, in vrze svojo kucmo ma
veliko ilovnato pee craven vho-
da.
INA veke, amen!" odgovori
kanonik. ''Padli ste mi V hiso,
gospod, kakor strela il jasnega
neba." 49,.
"KakSna strelan' sc nasmeje
Palfij IL srca; "v resnici admo-
dunn reverende (precastiti(, fl
ma lisica ste. Zovete sc Stefan
Svetic, drzite Sc kakor svetnik,
a IL vaSih oci troje vragov Strli.
Niste me pricakovali, kaj? Ha,
ha, ha! vi Hrvatje ste Sc 60
tovo naucili hinavscine cd Tur-
kov."
"E, da veste, egregie amice
(dragi prijatelj)," Sc nasmehne
kanonik in pomezikne ocmi,
"nekaj smo Sc naucili cd Tur-
kov, nekaj pa Cd vas, Mazarov.
vi .vsaj ste V tenn mojster in
enako vas gospodar. No, povej-
te, kako ste opravili svoje reci
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-31
in s elm YAM lahko pomagam ~

in elm vam lahko pomagam 2"
Pc teh besedah sc kanonik
dvigne ter pogleda, zazdehavsi,
prisleca. Njegov subj tovaris pa
Sc nj premaknil, ampak je samo
izpod obrvi pogledal Mazara.
"Vprasate me "a opravke, adj
modum reverende amice! (pre-
Gastiti prijatelj.) Cd vraga so
ii opravki. Cd Pozuna sem ne
milo pretresal svoje kosti ma
konju. Pa, domino kanonik,. s
kakim veseljem sem prisel. Ko
bi incl opraviti S Turcinom, bi
re bilo; toda igrati Sc zvito
babo slepe misi, to je prevec "a
moza, in ljubSe bi mi bilo, da
jem travo. Hocem vam pripo-
vedovati V imenu bozjem, ako
vas je VOLTA, kaj sem opravil. ="
"Kakor vas je VOLTA" odvrne
kanonik.
"A prosim vas, da mas ne DO
motil nepovabljen gost."
"Bom,' rece Svetic, "narocil
bonn svojim ljudem maj ne puste
nikogar k meni, niti svetega
Petra.'
Kanonik odide il sobe, a Sc
cez par hipov vrne, rekoc:
"Sedaj smo kakor zakopani
V zemljo, egregie &C nobilis do
mine: sedaj pa lie zacnimo"
Palfij prekriza noge, podpre
glavo z desnim komolcem in vi
hajoc brke, pricne tako govo-
riti:
Vas brat, admodum reveren-
de amice. Yam je brzkone ze
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oddalec namignii, "a kaj 81
gre?"
Kanonik prikima 2 glavo.
"Dobro! Da bo pa boil drzalo
ponovim se enkrat:
Mojemu mogocnemu gospo.
darju Andreju Batoriju pripa
da polovica Susjeda in Stubice
ker mu jo je podaril kralj Fer.
dinand."
s'Vem," pristavi kanonik.
"Bene,' (Dobro.) nadaljujt
Mazar; "polovico dohodkov j
uzival moi gospodar, polovict
Heningovci; Batorijevo polovi
co je oskrboval ia vas brat Ju
rij Svetic, XII ga stara Heningo
vica opravlja, psuje in tozi."'
tDal1e prihodn1ic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-31
(Nadali lievanie)

Vec oci vec vidi. Potrpite torej
toliko casa. Ne recem, da pogo
je kratkomalo odbijam, tudi ne,
da jih sprejmem. Bodite med
tenn casom moi COST, bodite tu-
kaj, kakor da ste donna, kakor
da je yes grad vas. Cez nekaj
dni boste re lahko javili mo-
gocnemu gospodu knezu An
dreju Batoriju, kaj da smo
ukrenili; ker ina moski hlad-
nejso kri in vecjo izvedenost,
bonn poverila YES dogovor svo-
jemu zetu Mihajlu Konjskemu,
XII je lani vlozil V mojem imenu
pri banu tozbo. On je napravil
prepir, maj Sc on sklene mir,
ako je mogoce.'
"Srecen bom," odvrne laska-
vo Mazar, smehljajoc Sc, "ako
bonn mogel pritisniti JAZZ pecat
pod mirovno pogodbo dveh tako
slavnih rodbin, in dobra slutnja
mi pravi, da bonn tako srecen."
Maj bo, kakor re hoce, 60
spod Palfij,' konca Ursula res
no, "toda zapomnite 81 to vi in
Zapomni mai 81 to vas gospodar,
da Ursula Heningovica ne po-
INA sale, in &c tici V tel stvari
najmanjsa goljufija, tedaj DO,
.prisegam pri ranah bozjih, gor-
je in tekla DO kri brez obzira. A
sedaj lahko noc!"
Ursula maine Palfiju roko,
a ia Sc prikloni globoko cudni
zeni in odide k pocitku v svoje
stanovanje, ki mu ga je bill pri-
pravil Ivan V straznem stOlpu.
II.
Cetrti dan po razgovoru z 60
spo Ursulo je zaiahal gospod
Mihajlo Palfij pred Susjedgra-
dom zjutraj zgodaj konja in
mahnil roko V slOvO Miha jlu
Konjskemu, cloveku visoke. de-
belle rasti, XII je bill spremil ma
Zarskega costa pred vrata.
~ Bogom, egregie domine!"
nasmeje Sc Batorijev poslanec,
~ kratkem Sc zopet vidimo!"
'Zelo mi bo drago," odvrne
Konjski, priklonivsi Sc obicajno.
'"Tudi meni je drago, da Sc
prijateljski razideva. Cez diva
dni pridem nazaj in pripeljem
Seboj Gregoriia Dombroja. Zelo
dobro bi bilo, da Sc do tedaj Sc
stavi zapisnik."
"Pobrinite Sc zanj, tudi JAZZ
hoCem gledati natO."
"No, pa hvala VAN in Bo-
gom!" konca Mazar, prikloniv-
81 Sc in oddirja veselega obra-
"a proti Zagrebu.
Gospod Palfij nj prav mic Ste
dill svojega konja. Nemilo mu
je zasaial ostroge V rebra in vi
delo Sc mu je, da Sc mu zelo
mudi. Ne ozrSi sc ne ma levo in
ne ma desno pusti "a seboj vasi
Stenjevec, Vrabce, Crnomerec
- l.
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proslave V vojaski sklad, ka-
terega smo ze ustanovili, in IL
katerega Sc bo pomagalo nasirrl
fantom, kadar Sc povrnejo z
bojnih poljan.
Do svidenja v Slovenskem dru-
stvenem domu ma Recher Ave.
Mrs. Jennie Hrvatin.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-12
DETR0i7ssi TMES
SEPTEMBER 1914
SEPTEMB Der

A detailed map of northern
Europe to use in following the i'm
pending battle of Germany.
Located on the map are the
positions of the three American
armies now fighting in France:
the American First, commanded
by 1t. Gen. Hodges, in the vicinity
of Aachen; the American Third,
commanded by 1t. Gen. Patton,
fighting around Metz, and the
American Seventh, commanded by
1t. Gen. Patch.
Also pushing the Nazis back is
the British Second Army under
1t. Gen. Dempsey, and the Cana
dian First Army commanded by
1t. Gen. Crerar.
Map by Times Staff Artist Harry Pactmsn
Evening star., 1944-04-26
Modest Buying Sends
Leading Stocks Up
Fractions 10 a Point
BY VICTOR EUBANK,
Associated Press Financial write

NEW YORK, April 26.-Stocks
travelled little farther on the re-
covery road today, leaders generally
edging up fractions to around a
point and few specialties 2 or
more.
Modest buying was prompted by
cessation of the recent flow of pre-
invasion selling. After moderate
activity in the first hour the mar
ket became slow-motion affair
and dealings of approximately
100000 shares were among the low
est of the year for a five-hour
session.
Rails widened their gains near
the close, while some of the in
dustrial pivotals slipped off a bit
from their highs.
At improved levels were Santa Fe,
Great Northern, N. Y. Central,
Southern Pacific, WESTINGHOUSE
General Electric, Dupont, Standard
Oil IN. j., u. S. Steel, General
Motors, Chrysler and U. s. Rubber
Schenley rose more than 2.
Montgomery Ward sold off frac-
tionally, but showed no special
activity on the company's refusal
to recognize President Roosevelt's
order that the Government assume
control of the company pending ad-
justment of its dispute with the War
Labor Board.
Evening star., 1944-04-26
Washington Produce

- EgGiGsSMMarket gsis market steady, Supplies ample
Sata 81 talf oradaa demand Prices paid for Federal
station April s6 % Whites. broWns om srafsee mixee
selors sPe asH y s grade 4 large, 1857 aver
I f5aaf aFads d Beqaqm g. Iarae 9-$4 $9-$4
average "a; U. s. grade B, medium, 3S-3I
ayerage aye gei 20; u; $: grade E, 26-al; aver
graded eggs, 56-a7. s Receipts, teaeG5 Govern. qn.
III. LIVE PouIfRy@82arfkeettS 2 fetS' firm. Re.
mo moderate. Prices paid net fob. Washing
ION n31, permitted TRANSPORTATION charges in
snd sIudef, rve1s accordine n to milesse Broilers
SNAP BEANS Market steady steady for best
stock Many ordinary-to-fair quality and
oushe hampers srngesS Black
fair quality and condition, 3 .o0-3 50;
pfss9F pooIeF' 25oi 65G 6pleRtiiuls 800 tender
poorer ? %% low as 1.5o; wax, few sales, 100,
r,l.IsL LIMA BEANs-Market slightly weaker
nary 1nyy. to fair quality and condition, ;5.50-
aoGA GABsRIAGEmMarket GAIsIa edI;na firm 5o,lb sacks
Mostly a au1sS 5S f1d so@tb sSnfitisn enro,ns
cARRorsMMsrket afs sl1e et&Is about steady, Cali
quality, quality, 4775-5:o0; few sales best 60 60;
as 1872 90 N1'sii
CAUL1FLOWER-Mark steady. Cali
lorna, pony crates lis and 12s, 3.0O-3 %.
inch crates, trimmed tops individually
washed and preceded. Golden Heart, Z
dozen. 4;25-4 80, fair condition. 375; s
dozen,s 400-4 so, $40 dozen, 3O0-3 80,
RASCAL type. 2h to 8 dozens 30O-3 80
EyGGpLANT - Market dull. Florida,
DuShel baskets, ordinary to fair quality
anu condition. 2.25-250; few sales, best,
2.I3 poo'e. low as 90
kALE-Market slightly weaker Nearby
buShel baskets 5O-60c. few sales 6sinic 6hH7hc
. TuRNIPS-South Carolina, l2-crates,
: dozen punches, 2.25-2 so; 3-dozen,
Evening star., 1944-04-26
Federal Reserve Index
|0f Total Production
Declined in March
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
The Federal Reserve Boards in
dex of total industrial production
dropped two points in March to
242 per cent of the 1935-1939 aver
age, the board announced today.
1t listed these factors In It's
monthly summary:
l. Coal production declined 6 per
cent in March from the exception
ally high rate in February, due part
ly to the return to a six-day work
week In anthracite mines and partly
to q continuation of manpower
shortages in both hard and soft coal
mines.
2. Nondurable manufactures de-
clined shout / per cent, due largely
to the continued drop In small arms
ammunition production. However
manufactured food production was
II per cent greater than in March
1943.
8. Although the number Of air.
craft delivered reached the previ-
ously reported new high OF ellis
planes, and deliveries of merchant
ships got back to about the level
OF a year ago, other machinery and
transportation equipment industries
declined somewhat,
The board said lumber output was
maintained at the level of the first
two months Of the year, and that
production In the first quarter o1
1914 Is indicated to be 3 per cent
higher than the first quarter Of 1943
Evening star., 1944-04-26
u. ). Steel Earns
|S1.23~ in Quarter
By the Associated Press,


NEW YORK, April 26.-United
States Steel Corp. reported yesterday
its profit for the first quarter was
1902, GIG, or $1.23 share on COM
mon stock after preferred dividends,
This compared with $13,38o, ,673, or
II cents a share, in the last quarter
of 1943 and $15,406, ,597, or S1O4 a
share, in the first quarter last year
Commenting on the current War
Labor Board hearings on wage in
crease demands of the CIO Steel
Workers Union, Irving s. Olds,
chairman of the corporation, said
granting of the requested II cents
an hour increase would add s81.-
100000 to the pay roll of the cor
poration's five steel making SUBJ
sidiaries.
He said that if the Governments
stabilization program broke down
under the pressure of wage increase
demands the affects would be
disastrous"
Evening star., 1944-04-26
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO, April 20 tso (wFA).-salsbls
and choice s200-a7o pounds steady s'Jrt st
uneven, but generally Is to 25 lower:
welEhts under 200 pounds also very un.
even i5.35 lower; sows. !25 lower; good
3O0-330 pounds. I2.53-S6; heavier veisht;
l5O.l00 pounds, I2.2b-i3.2b: good and
nSlcS snS ehdiee aiSeas RseSSnds 25-12So seod
=: lev cnoice nkht weights to 1900: extreme.
" ouli trade throughout with Approxirnate.
~ y. = 1890 S09 unsold. these comprised large
Salahle cattle, 10000; saIable calves.
n,OOo; GOOD and choice fed steers and YEAR
IN, Hnss actiye; fully steady; very liberal sup
Ply, Ply. !o.oO-l6;2 70, mostly to Eastern order
nuyers: top. 100, paid for long fed 1, 800
pOuna averesos, aeyeral loads I66O-75;
common oWsr y.11 and .,n medium frsdes steady, S5
1900; heifers STEADY. best oHSsSarc YSsS COVE ss
scarce, steady, but slow; light and medium,
weient bulls barely steady at S.O0-l .0fJ,
put all wetghty bulls fully steady heayy
SAUSAGE onerinss to 1900, and veighty
Iat 1et o bulls. 1880; yealers unchanged al
with demand narrow. y .
Salabie sheep, $500; total, 1I,0O9; no
early sales wooled lambs, reneraily Sskins
stronger OF. 1871 and above for Good and
cnoice kind; shorn lambs active, steady:
Two loads good and choice SO TO 40 pound
shorn lambs, No. and pefts, n. ak and
1870; deck No. pelted lambs. Tx ~:
aneep very scarce. quoted nominally steady.
Evening star., 1944-04-26
Electric Irons Due Back
On Market by AUGUST |

MRS. America may be able to buy
a new electric iron by August.
Although rated perhaps No. on
the List OF civilian needs, nearly q
year will have elapsed between the
time the need was recognized and
the first model reaches the market
Although a long history of trial
ands tribulation has left the present
schedule OF production at trifine
2oGoOOirons for this year-compared
with production of 100000 in ls41A
top War Production Board official;
INSIST that they are still shootina
tor the original program df 2 000 (jO0
Evening star., 1944-04-26
Klein Succeeds RODGERS
As Texas Co. President
BY the Associated Press.

BY the ASSoclhteG PTeSS.
NEW YORK, April 26.-W. S. S
Rodgers, president of the Texas Co
since 1888, was elected board chair
man at meeting of directors yes
terday, while Harry T. Klein, exec.
utive vice president and general
counsel, was named president.
R. l.. Saunders, secretary, was
elected a vice president in addition
to his position as secretary, while
O. j. Dorwin, former associate gen.
eral counsel, was named genera,
counsel. Mr.. Rodgers will continue as
chief executive officer of the COM
pany, it was announced.
Evening star., 1944-04-26
Rice Market Quiet

Rejecting a growing scarcity o.
supplies, rice markets remained
quiet during the past week, the Wal
Food Administration reported yes.
terday.
Heavy rains and wet soil in most
areas continued to delay seeding oi
the new crop In the South, but
weather conditions were more favor.
able In California.