Clarion-Ledger from Jackson, Mississippi • Page 7

DAILY CLARION-LEDGER. JACKSON, TUESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 11, 1941 PAGE SEVEN Final Prices On New York Stock Exchange DEMONSTRATION FOR DEAF GIVEN Net fiel Net tlllcnt Lew C1e Che. Sales ta Buds IHlchi Lew iClo Cbs Net Sales la Bads.IIifh Low A tales ta Oads intshi Lew iCUse Cas I 69' 69! 71 36j 38! REAL ESTATE 115 FOR SALE OR RENT- PROPERTY MANAGEMENT $4300.00 3 bedr. house, newly dee beautiful lot 64'x212' with fenced chicken yard and garden. $500.00 cash, balance like rent.

4124 West Capitol Street. FOR RENT Douglas Aircraft Du Pont De 1 wrniy t-r oi rrsnsAmerica Bod Mont so fry Ward Murray coro I I 15.149 11474ll48Vj i I 1 1 I 8 14. 14! J4 1 8 6 trans and west Air Uf I0 29' 40 iir Alaska Juneau Alleghany Corp Al Chem and Allied Strs 15! 20! 47. 30 17! -2 7 171 6'j 6 i i- Vicksburg Is Scene. of Meeting of Warren Teacher's Association 2'131'131 6.

30 29; 7 15j 14.: 14', 4 3 34I 2. 32 31! 32 Onderwood Elliott Union Bsg and II 32 11 12 65 Nash-Kelvinatot Nat Acme Nat Biscuit Nst Cash Reg Nat Dairy Pr Nat Distillers Nst GvD.um 32 11 6ft 14 31 11 14 AUis Co lS.lt Am Can Eastman Kodak El Auto Lite Elec Boat El Pew and El Pow aud Lt $7 PI Endicott-John Eng Pub Svo Erie RR 7 3Z8 Si I it a 71 87Va 86V'a 8614-1 28 28 23 4 194 17u 13 31 16 I 60 n. 21 i- 5 17 i union carbide Onion Oil Cal Union P.eifio 21 1 17 I1 64; $47.80 Large 8-room modern BhaJe' 1 5i' 5t 5'- I i I Nat Lead 1 r.j 14Vi 14 United Air Lines 111. 4 79 I 37 Il Am Car and Am and For Ana Hide-Leather A as Locomotive am Metal Am Pow and Lt 14! 80 I 211 14, 13 38 1I 6i 8 64: 14V4 I 17 6 60 5 14 11- 4) 18? 18-4I 1841 1 3 Nat pow ana L. Natl Steel Nat Supply Newport Indust NY Central RR 4l 3 16 united Aircraft United Corp United Drug United Fruit United Gas Imp OS Gvnatim '4 7 31 5 7 13.

Am Rad and St 8 64 8- BVa! 614 Vs 10 6 4 14V VICKSBURG, Feb. 10 A demonstration of how the deaf children are taught at the Mississippi School 251 13 34! 9 Fed Truck Firestone and Flintkote Freeport Sulpb 16 13 35 16- 3541 II 13 Am Roll Mill Am Smelt and 13 IS 71 41V4 41 31 35 1st 4' is is 1 54 US Indus alcohol 1 52 I 52 Nonoik and western No Am Aviation North Amer Co Northern Paclfia IS 15l 13' it 19 31 18: 34! 34 30; 20 1 en 62 63'- lor tne ueai consuiuiea central part of the program at the Febmarv mpetlnc nf th Warren If 14V4.M4V4 l4i.4 4- 1 6 6 ej Heaters, stave. wt.er Janitor sernce. Large screened porch. Close In on North Street.

$30.00 4-room furn. apt. Extra with utilities furnished. 1410 Fourth. $38.00 Newly dec.

4-room apt. shades, heaters, 903 N. West. $32.80 Newly dec apt. shades, heaters.

309 Manshlp. $63.00 Spacious br'ck 3 bedr. 1 batns. newly dec. 3311 North State.

A. 8. McCiendon 2-2280 Edward Sweeney 2-3050 Leon Rogers 4-7791 Rogers Wakefield Realtors us RUboer US Smelt and OS Steel United Stores A 0i 621 64 I 50' 33i! 33 33 I- 74 V. 36 36 1- 1 I 4 70! 70 70, 5 County Teachers Association held nm euuu V. Am St) Fdrs Sug Ref Am Tei and Tel Am Tob Am Wat Wks.

Anaconda Arm 111 Armstrong Cork 44 44' fr 36 30! 45 I Gen El Gen Foods Gen Motors Gen and Rub Gillette Saf Glmbel Bros Ohio1 Oil Omnibus Coro Otis Elevator Otis Steel Owens-Hi Gists 29 29 2 34 3j- 2 5 13, 13! 13. 8 REAL ESTATE 119 BOUSES FOR SALE If You Appreciate Fine Homes Know Real Values efer a lortlr 3-tory frama horat la North Jackson. The first floor constats of IlYlnc-room. dining-room, breakfast room, kitchen, bedroom with tile bath. Embraced In the second floor are 3 spacious bedrooms and 2 beautiful bathrooms 3-car attached aarace walls plastered and papered hardwood floors Floor Furnace Venetian blinds.

Approved F. M. A. financlnc. Must be seen to be appreciated call one of our salesmen for an appointment.

RENTALS Attractive 2-bedroom UNFURNISHED apartment In North Jackson, convenient to bus and schools $40.00 Excellent 4 room UNFURNISHED apartment In North Jackson, refrigerator, stove, sas for cooking, steam heat, hot and cold water. Janitor service fur- Bished 147.50 Choice 2-bedroom and 2-bath UNFURNISHED apartment In West Jackson, hades and heaters furnished Nest 4-room FURNISHED apartment ta West Jackson. Couple only $36.00 Very desirable 8-room FURNISHED apartment In North Jackson, dishes, silver, all utilities paid No children. $30.00 OFFICE SPACE Facing Capitol Street. JCOHT PHONES CALL W.

T. NICHOLS A. E. WACASTER 3-1769 3-1291 COTTEN CAMPBELL 2-0610 DEXTER S. FREEMAIf 2-3341 MRS.

R. GRIFFITH 2223 PROPERTY MANAOEMENT W. R. BUTLER W. P.

BRIDGES Realtor Dial 2-3663 Goodrich BF) Vanadium Corp Walgreen Co Vat worm Co i 21 6 6 33 25 24. 24'. 5 474 47,. V. 1 30V4 30'4 30 ".41 Vs 1 6Va' 6Va 6V4 4 e4 13 44 4fe 4V4i- Vs Goodyear and 31 1SUI 18 I 18 I- 21' 21 Assd Dry Goods Atch and SF Atl Coast Line Atl Refining 26 26 26 I Phone 4-8388 Macon Bidg.

Pae and Elee I Packard Motor .1 Gt Nor Ir Ore Ct Gt Northn Ry Pf Greyhound Corp Gulf Mob and Ohio 1 8, 11I ii ii fan Am Mtwars I. 18: 72 30! 3 18- 73 -20 6 I 18 72 I 21! f6' The Man to See Is Smith 11 6 5 Atlas Cor Aviation Corn B- Bait and Oh.o Barnsdall Oil Bendix Aviat 241 7 7l 4 1 16'4 iei 4' 8 8( 21 44 44 11' 27 37 47! 3 3 14I ijj, 36! 11) ui 7 1 814! 81' 83! 94 33. 30 294 77 77 3. 37 37 21 11 10 54 54 1 28; 28; 16 24' 24! 151 8 I 7 at the courthouse in vicksburg. The demonstration consisted of exhibits showing how the vocabulary Is built up in beginner students, how the older students are taught lip reading, how the deaf are taught to speak words which they cannot hear and how teaching Is carried on by the manual method.

Six teachers and forty-five students accompanied Mr. John R. Bane, Superintendent, to Vicksburg for the meeting. Mrs. Elizabeth Hector demonstrated the learning of words with her.

beginning. students using picture nouns, action words and directions civen bv lin readincr to dem 8J 64! 49 49! Recker Prod Homestake Min Houston Oil Hudson Motor ward Baking Warner Bros Pict Wesson and Wesson ana 8 Pf Western Union Tel Wesith Kt Br West El and Mfg Whir Motor wiltion end Co Wooiwortn rw fellow rr and Coscb Youngitown 6b and 3 13 ll 10'- 54 1-1. 28 21! 21 96 14! J4! 31, 21 4 141 5 I Param Pictures Paths Film t. Patlno Mines Penney JC Penn RR Phelps Dodge Philip Morris Phillips Pet Plymouth Oil Pressed Steel Car Procter and Gam Pub Svc NJ Pullman Beta stee) Boeing Airplane 33, 32, 1- Borden Co Borg-Warner 2f 8f 84 84- V4 20! 35 34 35 15 834 82y4 824 V4 8 17 164 164 6 194 WVa 194 5 184 184 184! 14 5 221 224 31 6 6 6 lOVaf 104 104! V4 6j 44! 4V4I- Illinois Central Indust Rayon Inger-Rand I 4 14 13 37i 14' 14' 36, Brlggs Mfg Bklyn Man Tr Bucyrus-Erle Budd Mf Bulov. WatrH FOR SALS Two bedroom white frame house facing East on King's Highway.

Large living room. Large screened porch. Lot 75 by 196. $5750.00 on terms. Lot 70 by 200.

on Raymond Road In Alta Woods Park $400.00 60' Lot on Claiborne Street near Robinson $600.00 FOR RENT Redecorated two bedroom and two bath white frame house near busline in Belhaven Heights. Venetian blinds and window shades furnished $50.00 CALL Allen Maddox Stanley Winn Buddie Harris with C. C. SMITH, Realtor Standard Life Building 4-443J DIAL 4-4433 Pure Oil I If 74 74! 74' 4 1 247 24741 247.1- Vs 11! 11! 4' 9 9 3 3 148 1147 81 504! 49 50 I7i 15! 25 I 25'- 13! 134! 12' 8 2j 2ViJ 1 8V4J 84 onstrate this very interesting pro teolUt Rsdio I New York Curb 1 Inspirat Copper Interlake Iron Int Bus Machine Int Harvest Int Hydro Elee A Int Nick Can Int Paper and Pow Int Te) and Tel tnterst Dept Strs 18! 4 4' i Radio Corp of Am Reading Co cedure, how tne cniiQ duuos up rrmrent fnr hfe mother, father. aD- tl 13 124! Reliance Mig.

Reming Rsnd Repub Steel 3' 8', I 4 144 '143 1143' 84 8 4 Ala Pow is pi Alum Co Am Am Clan .1, 1 49 Va 494 3 34, 4 30 30 i 30 6 464 lo iB-41 4 33! 33 31 1 8 77. 8 Reynolds Tob Richfield Oil Am Gas and Elea 13 49'a Vi 454 25 1-1 8 4 31V4I 4 414! 4. 25 AS 2 I 587i 584! 58! Johns Manville Burr Add Macb c- Calumet and Heo Can Dry Canad Pacific Case (JI Caterpil Tractor Celanesa Corp Celotex Corp Cerro De Pasco Ches and Ohio Chi Pneu Tool Chrysler Corp Coca Cola Colgate Palm Colum snd El Coluw Carbon Com I Credit 9 84 31 1 5 2 40 3 i 9 9 4 1 8 9 4 1 I 27! 33! 33 133 40 1 3 10 II 4: 314 41a 124 674 994 Ran City South Kennecott Corp Kroger Grocery 12Ve: 21! 6 12; 27 27 i Safeway Strs 8t L-San Fran Schenley Distill Sears Roebuck Servel tne Shell Cnton Oil 66 984 a io' iol 13! 73 72 10! ioi ioi 4' 11! 11' 104 72 10 114 i 3't 16 3: 4. 3 18 18 I Simmons Co Skelly Oil Socony-Vacuum 31V4 41 124 66 98i 4s 80 1 29 36 Vs 9 64 2l4 54 14 38 44 80 1 30 36 9 14 4 27 71 44 SO-SI 30 41 364 51 8 9 6 15 22 Sou Am and 9 1. Southern Pacifie 8 101 11 33! 33; .1.1 67 67 FOR RENT r.

house, completely fur, corner N. Pres. and Marshall Sts. $65.00. 8 r.

house, all city conveniences, Raymond Road $30.00. 8 r. house. Fourth Ave. $60.00.

3 r. unfur. N. J. $40.

close In 3 r. unfur. S. J. $20.00.

5 r. house, Rankin St. $20.00. Store corner Monument and N. Gal.

$30.00. has upstairs living quarters $18.00. will remodel to suit tenant. FOR SALE Nice lot on Evergreen St. $430.00.

3 lots, colored, Washington Addition, $150.00 each. For Service See E. D. SHORT Dial 2-29303-1738 12 I 31! 111 54 12 33 6 6 19 26'- 4 21: 1441.... 38 36'a! V.

3 8 2 Am Superpow Ark Nst Gs A Atlss Cork Wor Breast A.ro Csrner Corp Cities Service Cons 6t Corp Creole Petroleum FA Bond and Share Equity Corp Ford Motor Ltd Oodrhaux Gt Atl and Oulf Oil Humble Oil Imp Oil Ltd Inter Pet Jacobs U'LI Kirhy Petroleum Louis and Mont Ward A Nehl Corp Nlsg Hud Pow Pse and El 16 pf Pantepec Oil Phoenix Securities Plough tne Root Petroleum Beiberling Rubber Std oil Ky Std-Oi) Ohio Technicolor United Oes United Lt and Pow Wright Hsrg 0 6 19 26 34 41 11 8 33. 6 12! 6 37: 19 17 27 341 347. '2 7 8 7 3 23 II 6 souths Ry Sperry Corp Spiegel Ino Stand Brands Stand Oil Cal Stand Oil Ind stand Oil NJ Stone and Webster Studebaker Corp Swift and Co Sym tog-Gould Ww 14Va 38 36a 3V4 184 364 34 3 1 L.hlgh Port Leh Vai RR Lib-O-F Glass Liggett and My Lockheed Aire Loews Ino Loft Inc Lone Star Cem Long Bell Lbr A Louis and Nasb Mack Trucks Macy (RH) Co Marine Midland Marshall Field Masonite Corp Mathieson Alk McKess and Rob Mo Pacific McLellan Strs Mengel Co M10 Cont Pet Mlnn-Moline Mission Corp Mo-Kan-Texas Mo-Kan-Texas Pf 3 lsy 46 vomi invest rr Coml Solvents Com with and So Cons Copper Min Cons Edison Consol Oil Container Corp Cont Can Cont Ins Oont Motors Cont Oil Del Corn Products Crane Co Crown Zellerbach Cuban Am Sugar mrtiss-Wright Curtiss Wr A Deere and Co Del and Hudson Del Lack and West 18 484 2 I 2 2 3 36 36 36. II 92 924 92! 24 23 51 33 32 32 4 71 17 164 16 2 38 38 384 1 65 65 i 65 28741 28 28! V4 2 25 I 244 2441- 71 47. 4 44....

1474 147. 2 26 26 26 3 3 3 3 1 3 3 3.... 6 14 14 14 3 V4 1 464 2i 2i 7 23 7 23! 6 3 174, 2 34 I 3.1! 3.1 iva Vii II 1334 A HOME OF PERMANENCE Located on Robinson St: In an exclusive home owner section, we are offer-lag a lovely 3 bedroom brick home, which is Just old enough to prove its worth. The large high terraced lot affords a pleasing view and ftlenty of light, air. and ventilation.

The interior arrangement is up to date, and the plastered walls, hardwood floors and tile bath will be pleasing to the most exacting. This property could not be duplicated today for near this sale price of only $6300.00. Call one of our salesmen for appointment to see. CHEROKEE HEIGHTS A beautiful white brick cottage In the Early American style. Located on bus line.

Its lovely living room, dining room, kitchen, 3 bedrooms and 2 baths, will make anyone proud to own this home. Call us for appointment to see. SEE US BEFORE TOO BUILD OR BOY W. M. Msnn B.

B. Ford Res. 4-3233 Res. 4-6368 Wilkes Henry Res. 3-2367 Worfman Mann 2 3 2 8: 6i 8 174 1341 3 8V4 27 13 37i 814 27 1 3 20! 8 274, ple, dog and thumb proved very interesting to the teachers.

Anita Hooper, Lena Slayton, Amy Dell Sellers, Joyce Murphy, Loren Coleman and John Clark, all deaf students, put on this exhibition. Mrs. Minnie Maude Hartley next demonstrated reading, lip reading, phonetic sounds, phrases and preposition meanings with her group of first grade students. These consisted of Mary Gene Wright, Georgia Hobby, Alzera Sellers, Roy Blaylock and Billy Wal-ker. Mrs.

Estelle Woodruff then demonstrated material content in teaching with a third grade class in health, using the oral method of question and answer. The children in this demonstration consisted of Evelyn Marble, Peggy Ann Hill-man, Jane Barham and Hazel Johnson. The purely manual method of teaching, together with its advantages for certain types of dear students, next demonstrated by Mr. John Blindt, with a class in Arithmetic. Instructions, problems all explanations were given in the sign language, all which proved to be very interesting and enlightening.

The students in this demonstration were Betty Sue Bourgeoise, Doris Hutchinson, Benton Cox, Junior Ledbetter, Earl Byars and Clyde Simmons. Drills In teaching the deaf how to talk, how to read, how they learn to work and to sing were given by Mrs. C. H. Winchester, using the following students: Frances Walker, Frances Haralson, Betty Boone, Bennie Belk, Virginia Lee, Madaline Foster, Jewel Fra-ther, Eunjce Whitesides, Frances Lott, Geneva Fyron, J.

C. Strahan, P. K. Eugene McLaughlin and Rhodes Hart. I 18! 18 I I 8 Texas Corp Texas Gulf Sulrh ret Pao ana Tes Pae Trust Thorn pson-Starrett 11 204 11 204 11 191 37 36! 37U 3 36 36' 36 ill 1....

21 8 8 14! 3li 30 30 II 4J 4 4 20' 11 V4 174 1 FOR SALE Must sell this week. 7 room frame, 4 bedrooms. 1 bath. Lot 86Vfc ft. frontage.

Eastern exposure on N. Congress St. Sacrifice price of $3,500.00 with $500.00 cash. 6 room brick. 3 bed rooms, good condition throughout.

Frist Ave. Must sell this week. Fries $3,500.00 with $600.00 cash. Call: O. C.

LEE. E. FORDHAM At Night and Sundays 4-8019 Dial 4-4271 242 tfc E. Capitol St II 17! 174 Tide Wat A Oil Timken-Det Atl Tim ken Roll Distil Corp-Seag Domes Mines I WHEAT PRICES IN High School Basketball Stocks Fall Flat On Road To Recoveries Realtors Dial 2-C8CS 118 If. Lamar 8t.

Wall Street News'Notes Market dull. For Sale 100 acres level land close to city limits, bargain. Vacant lots In different parts of Jackson, several residences with small down payments. Negro investment property, business lots and buildings centrally situated. A.

D. OFFUTT MARKET'S TUMBLE Fall Eliminates AH Laborious Advance Chalked Up From Last Week THIS HOME'S One For The Books An EXCTTINO home. One floor plan. McRae Bldg. Phone 2-2552- Markets At A Glance nestled among liberally planted shrubs Sprinkling of plus signs evident.

Motors and rails best and hedges on a gently sloping lot 70 xl85 already green with grass. The location Is one t'ock from West Capitol XI LEGAL NOTICES Street, this borne nas 8 HUGE rooms and 2 complete tile baths. Enormous automatic gss floor furnace for heat CHICAGO, Feb. 10 (8) Wheat New York Stocks Irregular; price changes Market finished on steady note. Bonds ing, it is DARING) In its decorative scheme a challenge to your imagina prices tumbled more than a cent NOTICE TO CREDITORS Letters Testamentary having been granted on the 8th day of January.

1941. by tiie Chancery Court of First District of Hinds County. Mississippi, to the undersigned upon the will and estate of Mrs. Fannie E. Smith, deceased, notice Is hereby given to all persons having claims today, eliminating about all of the Bonds uneven; some rails prove.

laborious advance chalked up last MAN WOUNDED IN GUN FIGHT Price changes were fractional. SALLIS, Feb. 10 Unable to exert any luck charm over outside opponents, the Sallis High, cagers will return to action within The Big Black district on the Attala hardwood Tuesday night when Coach R. L. Taylor will bring his West quintet and sextet for a doubleheader.

Having broken their long string of losses, the Wildcat quintet now has more confidence and determination and in addition has shown improvement recently. They ill try for their second victory. Coach Robert Jelks' lassies have displayed far better teamwork and have a creditable record. The probable lineups for the boys, will be Allen and Morgan, forwards; Kuykendall, center; and O. Burrell and Wigley, guards.

Girls-Brumfield, Hester and Kuykendall, forwards; and Culpepper, Aldy and M. Cain, guards. Foreign exchange quiet; Hong week and carrying quotations back to within fractions of the lowest NEW YORK. Feb. 10.

Efforts to keep stocks on their recovery course fell rather flat in today's market. Industrials did fairly well In th morning but light selling ahlfted the direction for the majority In the afternoon and the close was Irregularly lower. Declines ranged; from fractions to a point or so lor 1 relatively active leaders. There was an tsfortmcnt of modest plus nignt Owing to the lack of real volume price changes more or lew mean Jngless. Transfers amounted to only 294,610 shares against 341.100 Friday, both turnovers being the lowest since Sept.

16. The Associated Press average of 60 shares was off 4 of a point at 42.2. As in past weeks, brokers said, war and taxes remained as the principal bullish Impediments. Business developments were on the favorable side but apparently uninspiring marketwlsc U. S.

Steel reported January fhipments at a levels in more than four months. against said estate to the present tne same to the clerk of said Court for probate and registration within six months from thia date or they will be forever barred. Wheat' closed 7-8 to 1 1-4 lower than Saturday, May 81 3-4 to 5-8, -July 75 5-8 to 1-2; corn 3-8 to lr2 down, May and July 61 1-4; oats 1-4 off; soybeans 7-8 to 1 1-4 lower, rye 1-4 to 5-8 off and lard 2-8 lower. tion. This FINISHED MASTERPIECE Is the LAST WORD in LUXURIOUS REFINEMENTS.

SUPER WORKMANSHIP and RUGGED CONSTRUCTION. only S.800 on T. H. BEST 23 year plan. Merlin La Shelle Co.

I IS South President 8t. Plal 4-8347 Night 4-7308 SMALL FAMILIES PLEASE NOTE Here Is a two bedroom home you will be proud to own. We are particularly glad to offer this home. So often our clients with small families have asked us to find them a two bedroom home with the spaciousness of room size and the beauty of appointments that are offered in some of the large homes. Well Here It Is.

A beautiful new home carefully planned and built for a home. For modern conveniences, for Ureabil-rfy. for beauty of home and garden, see this. St. E.

Jackson. Price $6500, terms. Mrs. Johns 4-3333 Paul Harrington 2-2450 Hugh J. Mcfnnis kong collar at mi men.

Cotton uneven; trade buying; hedge selling. Sugar mixed; liquidation; light trade demand. Metals steady; smelters advance lead price. Wool tops higher; shore covering and Boston buying. Chicago Wheat lower; stop loss selling.

Corn lower; scattered hedging. Hogs 15 lower; spots 2025 off; top $8.15. Cattle slow, steady to weak; steer top $15.75. Government Bonds Wheat-May I ,824 July .764 .76 I .758 .75 Sep Corn- This 4th day ol February. 1941.

MISS ELSIE SMITH. Executrix. Luther Manshlp, Solicitor. Feb. 41118.

NOTICE TO BIDDERS Notice is hereby given that the Mississippi State License Tag Commission will receive sealed bids In the Office of the Motor Vehicle Commissioner, Jsckson. Mississippi, at 10:00 o'clock A. on February 24. 1941, for 1942 license tag plates, as provided for In Chapter 148, Section 6. laws of 1938.

In addition to the contractor's bond provided by statute, a certified check payable to the State Tresurer in the amount of Two Thousand Five Hundred Dollars ($2,300.00) must be submitted with each bid. All said checks will be returned to the unsuccessful bidders, and the check for the successful bidder will be returned after contract and bond Rave been entered into with the Commission as provided by statute. On failure to enter contract end mske bond as pro- GREENWOOD, Feb. 10 Guy Jones, Carroll county citizen, is in a critical condition at the Greenwood Leflore hospital at Greenwood from a gunshot wound while allegedly resisting arrest by federal internal revenue officers in Leflore county. Jones was arrested several weeks ago by revenue officers and escaped while being brought to Clarksdale.

He surrendered two weeks ago to federal officers and was released under bond. When a group of federal officers working out of Greenwood sought to bring him into custody again he resisted and a gun battle followed in which he was wounded. Officers said that Jones was located at the scene of moonshine whisky still In Leflore county. OXFORD WOMAN DEATH VICTIM peak for this month and within 1 Eer cent of the record established May, 1929. May July Sep This weeks mill operations for the industry were estimated un .81 .754 .75 .61 .614 .334 .32 '4 J1H 25 22 '4 Oats- TJ.

S. Steel corporation reported shipments of finished steel products in January reached to within one per cent of the peak month of May, 1929, and outscored all previous January shipments In the corporation's history. January shipments 1,682,454 net tons, an increase of 137.831 tons over the preceding month, an increase of 536,852 over the corresponding period last year, and within one per cent of 1929, when 1,791,874 net tons were shopped. Curb shares were dull and irregularly higher. In the utiUty group, high priced preferreds gained ground, favored by the thin market.

Philadelphia Electric, and Public Service of Indiana preferreds advanced a point each. Georgia Power preferreds sold at 106 1-4, a fraction short of the year's high. American Gas and Electric edged higher. Strength in Venezuelan Petroleum featured oils. This issue, which sold lor less than a dollar last week, was up to 2.

Aviations were mixed. Standard Spring, E. W. Bliss, and -New York Shipbuilding gained ground, u. S.

Plywood preferred and Technicolor eased. .61 HI .61 .61 .61 HI .61 V4 .61 .61 HI .61 36 .36 .3584 "ie ".36 "Sin moderately. "81g Steel" tork finished with a loss of of a point, Bethlehem. Republic and Youngs-town Sheet also were a tJiade down. May July Sep May July Sep LAMAR BLDO.

REALTOR J-0718 Woolworth dipped in the wake of the company's earnings state (In dollars snd 32nds): fvided by statute, the said check will be Soybean ment revealing a substantial drep in net due to taxes and flackemlne Treasury 95H! .9141 .91 .91 107.2 107.9 dlvidende from Its British subsidi 3s 47-43 3V4S 45-43 3US 46-44 1072 107.9 108.10 107.24 103.10 ary. General Motors was tm 4 but May .94 July .9141 Rye-May July I Sep .461 Lard- 2s 54-51 Odd 107.24 Listings Solicited List your Property with us For Sale or Rent Lots Buildings Residences Apartments-J. Walter Michel REALTOR Tbone 3-0737 ioa Lampton Bldg. i Chrysler slipped 4. strong auto .45 .464 .46 14 2V4S 53-51 1103.28, 103.23 motive production and sales proved an early stimulant for the motor OXFORD, Feb.

10 Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon from the First Presbyterian -hvTfv at Ovfnrd bv the Rev. J. E. .44 .45 .464 6.45 6.60 6.75 6.92 Home Owners Loan 2 US 44-42 .1102.241102.24 3S 52-44 ..1108 30110550 Federal Land Bank group. Among losers were ant a Fe.

TJ. Wallace, pastor, for Miss Kate Mc- Mar May July Sep 6.45 6.45 6.45 6.65 6.65 6.60 6.82 6.82 6.72 7.00 7.00 6.90 S. Rubber. American Telephone, Bid'Askcd Sears Roebuck. American Can.

Al a st mt 110 lied Chemical, standard Oil of 107 108 UU'S 108 107 107 May .11150 N. Bath Iron Works, Anaconda, Kennecott. Westinehouse and Gen 4s July 1946-44 34s May 1955-45 3s July 1955-45 3s Jan 1956-43 3s May 1956-46 1074 eral Electric. 107 1108 FOR SALE Several nice homes now under construction. North and West Jackson Some Desirable lots for you to select and build your home on.

6EE C. C. SCOTT NEW LOCATION Terger St. DM 4.5051 Complete home buildin service F. H.

A. FINANCED HOUSE, CLOSETS. 83.300. $500 cash. Jennings St.

2-0324 Cotton Subsidy COTTON FUTURES SEE AN ADVANCE Washington Action May See Much American Cotton -Leaving Warehouses 11 VACANT LOTS club woman and church worker, who died after long illness at' the family residence at Oxford. Miss McGuire was a native or Oxford. She was past worthy matron of the Oxford chapter of the Order of Eastern Star, former re-bent- of David Reese chapter, Daughters of the a -rican "Kevo-lution at Oxford, and past president of the 20th Century Book Club. She also served as chaplain of the Albert Sidney Johnston Chapter, United Daughters of the Confederacy. He Is survived by three sisters.

Miss Ella McGuire, a sister, is nationally known as the oldest member of the American Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs. NEW RECORD IS RECORDED forfeited as liquidated damages. Plans, specifications, number of license plates, kind of may be had ly making application for particulars to the Motor Vehicle Commissioner. Jackson, Mississippi. The State License Tag Commission reserves the right to reject any and, all bids.

STATE LICENSE TAO COMMISSION FRANK F. MIZE. Chairman. MOTOR VEHICLE COMMISSIONER Feb. 41118.

IN THE CHANCERY COURT OF THE FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF HINDS COUNTY. STATE OF MISSISSIPPI MISS EUSE PRESTRIDGE, ET AL vs J. M. GRIFFITH. ET AL No 27424 COMMISSIONER'S NOTICE OF SALE OF I AND By virtue of the authority vested In me by the terms and provisions of that certain decree of the Chancery Court of the First Judicial District of Hinds County.

Miss.ssippi. rendered by said court on the 15th day of January 1341, In cause No. 27424. styled Miss Elise Prestridge and J. E.

Skinner, Substituted Trustee. Vs. J. M. Griffith.

Mrs. Griffith and Mrs. Lora Fatheree. the undersigned, will, as special commissioner of said court in said cause on Thursday, the day of February. 1941.

at the north front door of the Courthouse in Jackson. Hinds County, Mississippi, within legal hours, offer for sale and will sell at public outcry to the highest and best Udder for cash, the following described real estate situateu In the First Judicial I-istrict of Hinds County, Mississippi, to- and 13. Block and Lots 5 and Block and in Offutt Subdivision to the City aSkson' rirst Judicial District of Hinds County. Mississippi. 25! Lot 31 Block 28.

Lots 10, 31 and 33, Block 27: Lots imbSur.vey;.Flrst Judicial District of Hinds County, Mississippi. Also Lot 13. L. L. Mayes' 5th Subdivl- noFiU District of Hinda County, Mississippi.

nLl title. Property Is believed but. I wlU covey only such tHIe as is vested ir me as said com. subject to confirms tlon by the Chancery the First Judicia District "3 Hinds County. Mississippi.

or This the 21st day of January, 1941. Jan. SfH.NEB Co" GRENADA, Feb. 10 Grenada High basketball quintet had little opposition rom the Winona lads and coasted to a 33 to 9 victory to iecord their fifteenth victory of the eason as every available substitute took part in the rout. Hudson was the leading offensive performer for the winners with 12 markers, followed by G.

Thomas with 7. With Middletcn ringing the hoops for 21 tallies the Winona High sextet gained an even break and avenged a former setback by down ing.the Grenada aggregation, 25 to 16. Turner chalked up 8 counters tor the losers. Boys' lineups: Grenada 33-J. Thomas 2, G.

Thomas 7, Hill 2, Houston 2, Thompson 1, Hudson 12, Townes, Gammon 5, Turnip-seed, Moore, Bickarstaff 2, Cohen. Noble and Moss. Winona 9-Smith, 6, Browning 1, E. Hathcock, Corsey. Russell, 2, Reed and F.

Hathcock. GirlsMineups: Winona 25-MiddIe-ton 21, Davis, Eubanks, Durham, Lee and Hill 4. Substituticns-Dot-son, Keller, Singler and Durham. Grenada 16-Turner 8, Gattis 4. Cullen, Smith, 4, Terry.

Referee-Williams, Northwest Junior College. Coaches Amos Slaton and Marie Mathewson's outfits will tackle Duck on the latter 's hardwood Tuesday night. vinPSSPLE' Feb 10 Louisville High boy girl basketeers entertained the Ellison Ridee teams, splitting a double-bill, at the gymnasium here. In the opening game of the evening the Louisville lassies dropped their start 31 to 19. The game be-tween the boys resulted in a different story as Louisville wallop -ped their opponents 23 to 10.

Girls Lineups: Louisville 18-Fulton 11. Mc-Gaugh 6, Fr Wood 2, Harris, Ferry, Whitmire, substitutes, Holman, 1 Scott; Ellison Ridge 31-Chappell 8. Talbert 6, Sellers 17, Kelly, Talbert. Eaves, substitutes, Hurt, Whitehead, Kelly. White.

Referee-Stone, Mississippi Southern. Boys Lineups: Louisville 23-Boykin. 8, Fr Scott 1. Bray 5, Hudson 5, Castle 1, substitutes. McGaugh 1, Eaves.Johnson Ellison Ridge 10-Goodin 1, Eaves.

Culpepper 2, Hurt 3, Kelly 1, substitutes, Chap-pell. Goodin 1. Smith Sanders, Moody. Referee-Stone; Mississippi HOME PLAN-SERVICE Residence designing and plans. PELHAM PITTS Architectural draftsman Homo Construction and retail building material service.

Home Builders Supply fll W. Monument Phone 3-2759 FOR SALE TEN ADJACENT LOTS fi cDlto1 St- Two blocks of Whitfield school on Moss Street. Ideal for home locations or Investments. Phone 4-7882. BFJDIXO SITES TRAWICK Addition, i mile from city limits.

On Otd Canton Road. Phone 2-1285 NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 10 The average of middling 15-16-inch cotton at 10 designated southern spot markets today was 1 higher at 10.15 cents a pound; average for the past 30 market days was 10.10 cent. Middling i-lnch average 9.94 cents a pound. St, Louis Cash ST.

Feb. 10. W-Cash: Wheat, receipts 29 cars, 5 cars sold, to I off: No. 1 red 88-89, No. 2 red 86 S3, No.

3 red 86. Corn, receipts 31 cars, 1 car sold, unchanged: No. 3 yellow 63. Oats, receipts 13 cars, 6 cars sold, unchanged; No. 1 white 40, sample grade white 34, No.

mixed 39, No. 1 red 39. AT. O. Cotton Futures NEW ORLEANS, Feb.

10. WV-Cotton futures advanced here today on a small amount of trade buying. Closing prices were steady, I to 2 points net higher. Mch 10.39 10.42 10.39 10.42 May 10.38 10.40 10.38 10.39 July 10.27 1028 10.26 10.28 Oct 9.78 9.80 9.78 9.80 Dec 9.74B 9.76S Jan 9.72B 9.74B Mch '42 9.70B 9.73B bid; nominal. Net Income of E.

I. DuPont De Nemours and company was for 1940, lt was announced. After provisions for dividends of $4.50 per share of preferred stock, earnings for the common stock amounted to $753 per share for that year. Sales of military products to foreign governments amounted to less than one per cent of total sales, the company said. The 194Q income figure was arrived at after deduction of for-a special contingency reserve.

Naval Stores SAVANNAH, Feb. 10. Turpentine 33; offerings 59; sales 750 gallons; receipts 11; shipments 11; stock 10,488. Rosin offerings 306; sales 234; receipts 681; shipments 804; stock 170,613. Quote: 1.57; 1.62; 1.63; 1.68 70; I 1.75 80; 2XM); 2.07; 225; WG 2.55; WW 2.76.

GRAMMAR TOURNAMENT MAGEE, Feb. 10 The annual grammar school basketball tournament will be held in the Magee gymnasium Friday and Saturday, February 14 and 15 with approximately thirty teams represented. Schools participating will include Magee, Mendenhall, Harrisville, Pear, Pinola, Sumrall, Martinvile, Goodwater, Old Hickory, Dixie, Shivers, Everett, Bridgeport, Union, Mt. Zion and Braxton. Pairings will be released during the week.

NAMED CAPTAIN NATCHEZ," Feb. 10 News has been received here which will be of interest to his many friends. Lieutenant Clinton D. Vincent, now stationed at Hamilton Field, California in the TJ. S.

Army Flying Corps was recently commissioned a captain and is flight commander of his squadron. CaptaL Vincent Is a graduate of the U. S. Military Academy at was a member of the Army varsity team for tkxeo ycara. 113 FARMS AND SUBURBAN NEW YORK.

Feb. 10. Cotton futures advanced 2 points today while speculative attention veered to Washington and prospects the lease-lend bill might provide base for disposal of huge United States stocks of the staple. Trade covering and mill price fixing offset light hedging and liquidation in March. Trade was slim, though, in the face of quiet conditions in Worth street textile markets and southern spot centers.

Mill demand for spot cotton has slackened considerably but prices held firm and some mills were believed to have large requirements still to cover. No export aturday; season so far 700,905 bales. Port receipts port stcoks 3,489,649. Range follows: Clinging to advances were Eastman Kodak. Du Tont, Cerro de Pasco, Texas corporation.

Chesapeake and Ohio. Pennsylvania, Western Union. Consolidated dl-son. Paramount Pictures, N. Y.

Shipbuilding, and International Harvester. Bonds and commodities were mixed. Wheat at Chicago was off Ti to 14 cents a bushel and corn i to 'i lower. Cotton gained 10 cents a bale. Aluminum of America was tip 1 points in the curb and small Improvement was held bv Pittsburgh Plate Glass.

Glen Alden Coal and Republic Aviation. In the minus column were American Gas. Brewster Aero, Humble Oil and Phoenix Securities. About 110.003 shares were traded here compared with 82,000 in the previous full session. Sales Active' stocks 288.800: inactives 5.810; total today previous day 175.470; week ago 491.165: year ago closed: two years ago closed: Jan.

1 todate 16,173,505: vear aco 20,991,765: two years ago 31,032,118. N. O. Spot Cotton NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 10.

Spot cotton closed quiet. 2 higher. Sales 721 bales. Low middling 8.92, middling 10.17, aood middling 10.72. Receipts 1,869.

Stock 536.172. JV. O. Cotton Oil NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 10.

OV-Cottonseed oil closed steady. Bleaehable prime summer yellow 620N, prime crude 5.25N, March S.92B, May 6.03B, July 61SB, Sep 6.19B. bid; nominal. V. Y.Cotton Oil NEW YORK.

Feb. 10 ttV-Bleaehable cottonseed oil futures closed 2 to 3 lower. Sales 160 contracts. -March 6 43: May 6-W; Jul 6.63B; Sep 6.693. FOR SALE Improved farm of aoo acres, nine ten- jv.1"8 0n.

ood road between and Rnond. Prlca only $13.00 per acre. J. A. HODGE O.

H. WINGFIELD 4-4973Phonei -8019 Mch 10.36 10.39 10.36 1059 up 2 SUBURBAN HOME. 3 BEDROOMS. TILE bath. City conveniences.

3-2 SO 7. WATER VALLEY, Feb. 10 A claim submitted by Jesse Gowdy, for 36 years a barber at Blue Mountain, thathe holds a record among barbers of Mississippi for long-time continuous service has apparently been knocked out bya counter claim presented by J. W. Spooner, Water Valley barber.

Spooner submits proof that? he has been in-the bartering at Water Valley for 43 years and has been at-the same stand for 38 years. Spooner has been cutting hair and shaving folk since 1898, he avers. In 1903 Spooner became associated with John Payne's shop at Water Valley and two years later in 1905 he purchased the business and has since then cut hair, shaved and massaged faces and heads of several thousand persons. "I claim check or hid bond In an amount equal to five percent of the bid. No bid may be withdrawn after the scheduled closing time tor the receipt of bids for a period of thirty days.

The Owner reserves, the right to reject any or aU bids and to waive informalities. The fund estimated to be available for the contract advertised is $2500.00. BOARD OP TRUSTEES ELEEMOSYNARY BOARD By C. E. Brumfield.

Secretary raw. 1884. lUffiji 4. May July 10.34 10.37 10.34 10.37 up 2 1052 10.25 1052 1055 up 2 9.74 9.76 9.74 9.76 Up 2 9.71 9.73 9.71 9.73 Up 2 9.71 9.71 9.71 9.70N UP 2 Oct Dec Jan N--nominal. Spot nominal; middling 1054.

FOR BIDS wU1 be received by the E.Y,d. Trustees- Eleemosynsry Board. Secretary. 3rd Floor! Capital National Bank Building. Jackson! 10:30 o'clock A.

I.941 'orertain repairs and to tt? Hospital and Homf Jack' Mississippi, at tl they will be Publicly opened read contract documents are open to public Inspection at the office wS'wettJ7 ay be obtained Overstreet, Architect. 607 f1.da.r(1 Llfe, Building. Jackson. Mississippi, upon a deposit of $15.00. iuU amoun th deposit for one ''l11 returned to each 1 l.11 5nd, a11 other deposits i 1 refunded (with deductions not exceeding the acutal cost of reproduction of the documents) upon return of all documents In gfod condition within ten days after the date of opening Hide.

Bids Bust be aecempaaled by gartHM IIS FOR SALE OR KENT FOR SALE Quick action wiC buy 3V acres only few miles south of New Pearl River bridge with three nice 8 room cottages, on new. All weU rented. A good home and income for purchases, only $2750. Small cottage W. J.

only $1350. Seven new two bath homes. North and West Jackton. $4850 to $5950. Nice 8 room new horn only $3350 F.

H. A. financed. Building lots $200 to $S50. W.

D. WEBB Phone 4-4930 TRY A "WANTED TO KENT" AD IF the plaee yew want Is not lattd la Jtk OPlUMM. SUU 3-2421. Liverpool Cotton CHICAGO. Feb.

10 JP) Butter receipts 1,117,835: weaker; creamery, 93 score 304 304; 92 304; 91 30; 90 30; E9 29; 88 29; 90 centralized carlots 30: eggs, receipts steady: fresh graded, extra firsts, local cars 1754, firsts, local. 174: cars 174: current receipts dirties 14V4; checks 14k. Memphis Cottonseed MEMPHIS, Feb. 10. Prime cottonseed meal futures (41 per cent) closed easy.

Closing bids FOB Memphis: March 24.50; May 24.00; July 23.85; Sep 23.00; Oct 22.75. Bale 2300. the record for bartering in Mississippi and will continue that claim until some barber comes along with proof that he has a longer continuous record," ha de-clT6)d'.