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PAGE FOUR TBI CHILLICOTU CONBTITDTION. TRIBUNE, CHILLICOTH1, MIBBOUH1 WEDNESDAY, June 2, 1943 BANKING mOBlEMS TO BE CENTRALIZED Will Be Studied at Missouri Bankers Assn. Meeting in St. Louis. SEDALIA.

June of banking problems arise in war times will be the central theme of the Wartime Business Conference to be held by the Missouri Bankers Association -at Hotel Jefferson in St. Louis on June 10 and II- Details of the program as released today by Wheaton M. C. Dawson. President of the Missouri Bankers Association, reveal that throughout the four sessions to be conducted within a day and a half virtually all of the reports, addresses and discussions will deal with some phase of wartime developments.

There will be no entertainment features and one night session will be held, Illustrating the desire of the bankers to conserve time and make every minute count. Thursday, the opening day of the Conference, will consist of three general meeting in the morning, group meetings in the afternoon, and an evening session. At the morning meeting addresses will be delivered by President Dawson; by W. Lynn Hemingway, President of UK American Bankers and President of the Mercan- tfle-Oonunerce Bank and Trust Company of St. Louis, and by J.

Edward Drew, of New York, Deputy manager of the American Bankers Association and Secretary of the Ration Banking Committee of the American Bankers Association. Mr. Drew will speak on "Ration Banking." Following Thursday morning's sessions, representatives of members of the American Bankers Association will hold a meeting to elect delegates to various positions in the American Bankers Association. At the group meetings of Thursday afternoon, the delegates will be frouped into five divisions, these divisions being determined by the size of the deposits in the various banks represented. The group meetings will discuss such topics as operating ratios, wartime personnel, ration coupon banking, war loan deposit accounts, safekeeping of war txmds, operating methods, service PANT GUFFS AGAIN ONLY FOR SHORT MEN charges and loans and investments.

Thursday evening's session will be highlighted by a University of Chicago round table discussion, participated in by the following: Neil H. Jacoby, Ph. Professor of Pi- nance, University of Chicago; Garfield V. Cox, Dean of the School of Business, University of Chicago; Henry S. Bloch, Ph.

Specialist in Government Finance and member of the staff of the Social Science Research Committee, Aaa and lecturer at the Institute of Mil- Productlon board itary Studies, University on cuffs for menS The WPB said the cuff restriction of 36-inch-width material, had accomplished its prime purpose Similarly, the ban on tucks or of recovering enough excess wool pleats was extended tp cover all cloth from 19 million pairs of trous- fabrics except the nonwobl sum- ers to make an extra 300,000 woo! merweights, and quilted linings were garments this year. Maximum Length Limits Re-j At the same time the agency as- main and Are Extended to Heavy Cotton, Rayon. prohibited except for specific utility purposes. jserted, the restriction had giver 'small retailers, with slim stocks ol trousers, an equal break with large distributors who had big stocks. If WASHINGTON, June The War ban haci been imposed.

WPB de- Uted lts ban clared, the large dealers would have of Chi-! trousers, but been able to sell cuffed pants for a 'AtlilttXll LLLH.11<U1&*~U. 4.AAUW, very few men will have the neces- a 3-inch turn-up. OUT OUR WAI cago. Their discussion will deal with such topics as "rfow Big Will Loan Demands "Future Interest "Uncle Sam as a Banking Competitor," and "Finance Company Competition." Friday morning's session, hearing committee reports, will, elect and install officers for the en-! 53 five inehes suing year. If precedent be followed, Kearney Wornall, Vice President of the Association, will be elevated to the Presidency, and A.

J. Forsythe, treasurer, will be elevated to Vice President. The other officer to be elected is treasurer. It is not known at this time who may be chosen for this post. Three addresses are scheduled for Friday morning, as follows: "A Better Happier by Walter W.

Head, president of the General American Life Insurance Company, St Louis; "Government by Peter H. Odegard, Assistant to the Secretary of the Treasury, Washington, D. and "Banking on the Bankers," by A. M. Carter, member of the board of directors of the smaller war plants corporation, Washington, D.

C. Following final adjournment shortly after noon, a meeting of the incoming Council of Administration will be held. hastened to explain that short men! long time after the small retailer's to was- exhausted. probably will be the only ones benefit from the action. Restriction on the length finishing of men's and boys' trouser legs-a 32-inch waist reg-, clothing, the WPB broadened the length limitations to include While removing the restrictions on finishing of men's and ular is allowed a 35-inch remain unchanged.

Thus, WPB heavier weight cotton and rayon DOCTOR DIES THE DAY AFTER DATE HE SET TECUMSEH, June have diagnosed a thousand cases, said Dr. U. S. Cordell, "and have been able to tell within an hour or two when a person will die." The 72-year-old doctor had a heart ailment. Carefully he ex-! NAMES ATTORNEY FOR INVESTIGATION (Jty the Aswlatcd Prc.i»l JEFFERSON CITY, June W.

L. Vandeventer, Springfield attorney, will represent the State Penal Board at Gov. Forrest C. Donnell'si investigation of conditions in the Missouri penitentiary, Loyd I. Miller! said today.

The hearing was called by Don-j nell after Rep. O. K. Armstrong' (R) Springfield, made charges ofj brutality, mismanagement and pa- i role abuses in the state prison sys- tem. i SIDE GLANCES "Mr.

Vandeventer will present our amined himself. Dispassionately ho side of the case and at the tt taL materials, such as corduroy cotton gabardine. The only exception is non-wool summerweight cloth iwhich the WPB defined as weighing handle in-! teiTogation of the witnesses Mr. (Armstrong produces," Miller said. ja pound or less for each three yeards named the day he would die.

The day arrived. He didn't die. But he took a nap the next never awakened. i Charley (Red) Ruffing won 258 The military term platoon origi- Barnes while losing 216 in his big nated in the 18th century. lea eue career.

By WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE WITH MAJ. HOOPLE FCOM MY BKCKf TH' F1R6T 5HIFT, IT 16 JUST MY 6PEED-- THE SWING SHIFT, OH, I LOVE AN' TH' GRAVEYARD SHIFT HELEN'S eo IM ON A FA.C.M TO GET "EM COCKATOO WHISTLES, BARKS AND DANCES' ENCDJO, June you hear a dog barking, high in a tree, think nothing of it. It will be Elizabeth Dickinson's Australian cockatoo, Jerry, gone a. w. o.

The brightly colored bird, a gift from Sister Elizabeth Kenny, infantile paralysis specialist, not only barks; "be dances while whistling 'My Bonnie Lies Over the Miss Dickinson said. MUST BE THAT NNB1TE NICE 6TUFF ABOUT A SUV RJTS IN AN HONE5T A1NT GONNA NOTHIN' NICE ABOUT THE HOUP- THEREAT OF we PANTS HIS TCACKS BUT POETB.V ISN'T LABOC-IT GOME'S FBOM THE THREE IN ONE I8M iy Mm BIC. T. M. BEG.

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At home, kft fight with THREE WEAPONS 6OOD hatched LATER: FISSURE THAT BUT IT is THE TRUNK THE 6ENERAL 6UARPS IN fe FIMD OUT? HIS ROOM CONTAINS LEAVE THE TRUNK ALONE FRAULEIH! STAY AWAY FROM 1WA4OHLY TANCE.FATHER By LESLIE TURNER WHILE I PRETENPED TO PUST TRUNK, 1MAPE AH IMWZE55IOM OF THE LOCK IN BEESWAX. SVEItt WILL MAKE ME A I WILL OPEN THE TRUNK WHILE THE 6EMERAL INSPECTS HIS TROOPS RED RYDER The Warning By FRED HARMON produdnffloda, healthy and Ihrff. OOOO can Mpply with Startena, one of m(Mt OOOD SANITATIOM-RdT on See For ALLTHRBI.l^ GRACE HATCHERY PHONG 496 LOME-GAP VIHOA, SMUT YOU BLASTED PANG TAIL' VOHO DOYOU TrilisJK. IS RlDlrtG TRAIL, AHEAD OF US, RED? No, PROBABLY OUSt A HORSE ISLANDS, EXTENDING? OUT FROM THE ALASKAN COAST, REACH FARTHER. OP WASHINGTON, THAN THE EASTERNMOST POINT OF MAINE REACHES OF SEATTLE.

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GADFG.V.' EH? WEV, WAIT A MINUTE OKAV, T.M 0 ALL. LETS ChHIicothe Community Sate "Where Buyers aid Sellers Meet." A market tfcat is proving itself, week alter week, as a logical place to dispose of yaw surplus live stock. Whether you have one or a hradred head, we have Che facilities to handle your offerings ike most satisfactory and get yon the top price for same. Give as a trial and be convinced. SALES EVERY SATURDAY RAIN OR SHINE COL.

FRANK HOYT, Manager BEEMA MURDER, EO! i AWT SOMEBODY WAS SHOT IN THAT OLD -BUILDlNe AT THE" END OF Wo.LOW.BOAD/ AREVOU posmve? Should make for Interest I BUD JOHNSON I VAJITNESSED I IT. AND TOLD WAFFLES AND TOLD By BLOSSER WE CAN'T PRINT NEWS THAT DIPNT HAPPEN ON TOE SCHOOL DETECTIVES USE DIRTY TO MAKE COME RICHARD PHELRS, NEXT: A bat that catches fifiah. The Chillicothe Constitution-Tribune Oft. CLARENCE E. WATKIMB CHARLES A.

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