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TK TIIK I.INCOI.V STAR MONDAY, OCTOBER 1SI3 Are Slow NEW YORI STOCK LIST NIW YORK. Oct. Yorll Ntt li it OMAHA. Oct It- WO. 110 Ibi.

ord to toe llihter 10', aOc good lijQ up IS. top 114 48; 110-170 114 38. w- Good and choke IW-IM 114 14 48; good and choice 180-200 1b iU 45, food choice 200-1C0 114 14 45, good and choice MO-240 114 35" 14 48, good and choice 340-270 114 38" 14 45 fOrtl and 814 14 45; good and cho.re MjJ 8t4 14 45 good 814 35k 14 45; medium Iba. 813 85 and choice 370-300 814 14 45 good and choice 814 35" 14 45, good and cbo ce 3W-3M ka 814 14 45. goi)d and 380-400 Iba 81 14 45.

good 400-450 Iha .14 450-550 113.56" 14 25 CATTUI 8alabie 20.500, aalable 3 grain fed and opening ateady to 15c lower; ulaught cattia weak to 35c lower, atocker and feeder claaeea comprklng around 70" 78 cent of alow weak to moatly 35e lower, aome blda 80 off. 1 loada choice atrong weight fed ateera. 818.35; bulk ateera from 813 75k 15 75; good helferlah Wyoming cowa. 813 75; choice ateer caleea 118 00, moat aalea atocker and feeder ateera, 810.50*» 11 35. 700-000 tl4 15 75; choice OOO-tlOO Iba.

515 6 00; choice 1100-1300 Iba 818.00kl8 38; good 700-000 Iba. 113.38" 14 80 good 000-1100 813 good 1100-1300 00, good 1300-188 2 15 00; madlum 700-1100 81l.35kl3 50. medium 1100-1300 eommon 700-1100 Iba HEIFERS-Cholce 800-800 15 35. cholca 800-1000 814 a good 800-800 Iba. 113 35; ToOO 80; Iba.

I 10 00; common 800-800 til 00" 13 78, mcd.um 11.00, cutter und common good. 111 OOk U-78; good. I 10 aauaage trio 50; cutter and common 88 VBALBRS Good and eholce 14 50; common and medium 00, choice 800 $10 804813 50, common and medium wo down, II 80 Stocker and feeder cattle and eholre 800-800 Iba. good eW-SW Iba, 111.35" 13 75, rood Ill if li 75; medium 00 lb. 88 oS" 9 75 Choice 500-7M 3S4t 12 50; medium and good and Wo Iba.

down, lit 75" 18.00; medium 500 down, 110 78 CALVES arid 500 Iba. down, SOiflS 50; medium 500 Iba. down I 9 SHEEP Salable 33.000; 550 lower; ewea uneven moatly lower; good to choice weatern 8t4 00 god and chlce $14 00. top ewea, 18; feeding mtla changed, load 84 lb. mixed 812 85; load lota good to choice around 80-85 lb 8111.75" 26 SLAUGHTER LAMBR- Good 113 14 50; medium and good 13 35; common 81 000fitl2.00 ewe ood and 85.60"8 15, common and FEEGINO lambs ood and choice.

tl 1.00*413 50. Aliicrkait Su.ar Amer. Tob Anaconda Armour Atch A Sr Case. J. I.

Chryaier Com Soiv Comm Edlaon Corn Prod Wright El Auto Lite Gen Electric Gen. Fooda Gen. Motora Gt. Weat Homeataka Int. Naah Packard Param Penney, Penn.

Phllllpa Pet. Radio Repub. Steel Safeway Sears Roebuck Sinclair Oil Skelly on Soconmy Vacuum Standard CMl Ind. Standard Oil N. J.

Btudebaker Swift it Texas Corp Union Pacific United Rubber U. 8 Steel Weatern Un Woolworth N. Y. CURB CLOSE Service El Bond it Share Ford Mot Ltd II 40 28', 884. ,.120 .148 37 43 IlH 39'4 70'.

44'. 25 95 47 33'4 14'', 40 55'4 28H 49'a 42S ...53 ...37 7', 4'. 4- 44 4- -h Many Appear NEW YORK. Oct. 15 Aaaorted apeclalltiea exhibited a fiilr amount strength in today atock market while many acted a bit tired after mild recovery.

proapecta apparently accounted for moat of the buying that apepared Some commitments were reinstated on the theory the recent comeback might have farther to go before meeting any real profit taking realatnnce. Dlacusalona of served to keep the conservative ranks well filled and tax skepticism continued aa a handicap were rein lively alow throughout, transfers for the full running to about 550.000 In the favored division were Amerkan Distilling and Weatern Unlcn which touched newf for 1943. Support was accorded American Cable At Rudlo. Morrla ic E.v.se*. Paramount Texas Santa Fe.

American Telephone. Roebuck. Sperry. Douglas Alrcrifi. American Can.

Laclede CVis Preferred and Penney. Intermittent losers Included Bethlehem, Chrysler, General Goodyear. Boeing, Anaconda. Dow Chemical. Southern Pacific, Southern Rallwayy and Pullman.

Among occasional curb gainera were Glen Alden Coal, Cuban Atlantic Sugar, American Cyanamid B. Niagara Hud.son Power and American Light, Reorganization rail tlHed ofrward In thrb ond department. S. SECURITIES By wire to The First Trust Co of ncoln. Over the Counter In New York Oct.

BONUS. Apr. 15. 1948-44 4 Dir. 15, Sep 15.

Dec. 15, 1045 3 4 Mch, 15. 3 June 15. 12 LINCOLN POULTRY AND EGOS LINCOLN. Oct.

19- Bggs. NO. 1 atraight run Heiu, heavy Leghorns OU rooaten heavy breed Legnorna Pigeons por aoc LINCOLN CREAM LINCOLN. Oct. 1(8- Charnlng cream.

No i Cburnmg cream. No. 3....................... 47e 44c CRicaqo Poultry CHICAGO. Ort 18 POULTRY Live; 9 cars, 33c; Leghorn colored, broilers, 28c: Leg- pri ifc.

23C 31 trucks, hena 31c. pringa broilers, 28c: Leg- geese 33c, horn springs 32c; Chicago Buttor and Eqga CHICAOO Oct 18 (APt BUTTER Firm, 93 score AA 93 A. 14c 90 99 C. 40'ic. cooking centralized carlots 40 EGOS Unnettled: receipts 5.059; s-eci.

ls 53c, 45 5c; 43 tc current receipts 9c; dirties checks Miioat Closes 3-8 toll-8clJp 101 10 103 23 101 15 103 14 21 June 15. 1949-48 105 31 4'4 Oct. 15. 1951-47 ............113 12 3 Dec. 15.

1947 .............104 4 3 Mch. IS. 1950-48 ...............101 39 Mch. 16, 3 June 15, 1948 101 3 Dec. 15.

108 3 Dec. 15, .104.33 3 June IS, 13 3 Sep. 15. 1951-49 ...................101 5 2 Dec. 15.

101 1 3'w Dec. 15. 20 2', Dec. 15, 29 3 Mch. 15, 28 3 Sep.

15, 17 2'i Sep. 15, 3 Sep. 15. 1953-51 ...................100 5 2 June 15, 1954-51 ................108 18 3 Sep. 15.

Ill 17 Dec. 15, 1953-51 ...................106 18 2 U'5S-5I .................100.7 The un-i, 15. 1954-52 .................104 nExrns Florirt Chlcogo (War Food CHICAOO, Oct. 181; on track 111 total 8 1.371; auppliea mod erate; demand good, market firm to s.lgiifly stronger; Idaho Rusaet Burbanks U. 8 No, 1.

12 90" 3.00, Colorado Red McClures 8. No. 1. washed, 82 90; unwashed 12 Minnesota and North Bliss Trlumph.s commercials. 93 30 12 Earlv 13 Wisconsin 8.

No. 1, 32 40. commercials 33 15" 20. CHICAOO. Oct 19 8 motor ga.soltne, cents per gallon, octane: 80 and below 63-66 72-74 (regular) 8 lOX, MRS ALBERTA MARION Mfa COX.

83, 334 No. 17th. died at a local hospital Sunday morning. Surviving are her husband. W.

of Uncoln, her mother. John Steflin of Cedar ida, a brother. Dr. J. Farrington of Omaha and a niaca, Blotse tngton, of Omaha Euneral aervlcea will be at 3 p.

m. Wedneaday at Roberta Chapel. Burial Wyuka. Eisri E. DAVID Mr.

Eiaele 83, 2739 Sumner, died In Lincoln Sunday. Surviving are three Ernest Taylor and Mrs. Mary Prewitt both of Lincoln, and Mrs Blanche 8tevens of Storm four Samuel of Haattngs, John P. and Lynn both of Lincoln, and Harry of Lot fiva Fred Berghahn, Mrs. Frank Linaberry, Myrtle Aahten, all of Omaha.

John Cox of and Mrs. George Nutcher of Santa Crua. two William of Nelli and George of Cashmere. Wa.sh.; 11 grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral aervlcea will be at 2 30 Wedneaday at Wadlowa Dr.

Walter Alt ken offtclattng. Burial In coln Memorial Park. OILLKAPIC, CARRIE Carrie 41S So. 13th, died In Lincoln Sunday, A niece, C. Temple of Wymore.

aurvlvea, Roper it HKASIIFIMER. LIZZIE Funeral were held Monday at Wadlowa, Rev. F. KHck ofllclallng. were Harry Dletemeyer, Albert Troehler.

Ludwig Varga. Harry Kramer. Hill and Frank Kabot, Burial In Wyuka. MALMSTEN LIEUT. ROBERT Funeral aervlcea were held Monday at Roper A Sona, Burial In Wyuka.

MAY, SGT, ORMANO aerv- icea for Sgt. May. 31. of Walton, who waa killed In a bomber crash at Blythe. Friday, wm ba hald In Uncoln.

Mr. and Mrs. Erneat May of Walton, aurvlve. Roper At Bona. PERRY.

MRS. ELSfE A Elale A Perry, mother of Dr. J. M. Neely, died Sunday morning at the home of Dr.

Neely. 1848 So, 48th St. EAineral at 11 a. m. Tuesday at the home and and at the MeihodUt church Elmwood at 1:31) Mortuary.

Adv. BCtlRKINER. KATHERINE-Funsg-al will be at the home. 1038 Charleston at 130 p. m.

Tuesday and at 3 p. at the Salem Congregational church. Rev. Carl Roemlch In charge Burial In Wyuka Hodgman, Splaln, Schnell Ac Griffiths. FLOWERS for all orcaalona Kramar Oraanhouaea, lOth Van Dom.

ITREY FRET. 1338 Special attention given all funeral work. Fiorlat telegraph delivery eervlee. 2-8938. LL So.

13 Telegraph Service F. T. seasonable cut nowera, potted planta Kilter Oreenboueea. 408 Hill. S-Kill.

Funeral Cecil E. Wadlow MORTICIAN Lost Found 8, For LOST Founuin pen engraved Mary Ann Hedatrom Keepaake. Reward. of flges C. E.

SPEIDELL SON 338 No Funeral hodgman Ann Hedatrum Keepaake LOST lAirge male Rat-talied brown Spaniel. Anewere to Bueter. Reward. 3 1887, Thursday, ladye round watch, black cord. Reward.

3-8127. Lust, strayed Kemaie bia-k ward. Daye 3-1763, 3 641k -White Persian cat. SPLAIN. SCHNELL GRIFFITHS 1-8807.

1338 L. ROBERTS MORTUARY Roper 6 Soris, Inc. to Caatla. Roper Matthewe 2-2424 Funeral or Ambulance scrvica. Ray Betty Umberger.

Mr and Floyd B. Umberger. 3110 Qua. 3-1874 black. L08T from whlte pig R'ward.

3 3228 L08T Toy Boston male bulldog wHh har- 3-8408 camera caee, name Charlea atampad oo caaa. Ra- ward 3-84118. LDdT- Tan. whlta Fngllah bulldog puppy, John Andereon, Reward. PACKARD Small 8.

forced 3 new tlree Excellent motor E'iret offer takes It. No trade In P. tt68. PLYM'it'TH coach, heater, good 138.5, 1314 Bo 21 1938 DELUXE Ford atatlon wag.m. Radio, heater, spot light, time excellent, 3313 35th 4 2748 194 MASTER Deluxe ChevroTet tudor.

Under eeat heater, dual defroefera Pee. feet condition. 30 3 Walnut Court. Apt 1940 SPECIAL dcluxa Chev. radio, heater, eeat 6-9308.

any ear advertiaed in these columns ran be financed thru Fedarated Co. 1.508 3-7211. CASH Of need model. Top deal, er prteee MOTOR OUT 1130 CASH FOR tour CAR-it will par you to aaa ma L. iaaer.

1824 LINCOLN ZEPHYR 1940 Overdrive, radio, heater, good tlree, low mileage. owner. 8-2409. Will Pay Up Tn 8150. aacB For Model A Fords LINCOLN motor 19TH O.

II A II SCHULTE. FRED Funeral will be at 16 a Wedcnaday gt Hodgman, Splaln. Schnell At C. J. Rtordsn offtclattng.

Burial In Calvary, TAYl-OR. MRS CLARA Taylor. 71, 2748 Garfield, died Sunday. Surviving ere a Ward Taylor of Lincoln. three Mr? Evelyn of Uncoln, Gertrude Kauffman.

and one brother. Will Hartley of Wyoming, III and two grandchildren Funeral will be 3 at Hodgman, Splaln. Schnell Ac Grlffltha. Or A. L.

Miller officiating. Burial in Lincoln Memorial Park. THORNTON. MRS were held Monday at the Sacred Heart church. Rev.

H. B. Hart In charge. Burial in Calvary. LOST Sailor a return furlough Ueket to Farragut, Idaho.

Name. Jerald Raymwtd Call .57 Ashland. UtST Spare tire for Chev. truck. between Havelock Wahoo on hlway 77 or between on 30.

RewRfd J. A Btahl. Waverly. 69 214 LOST Brown billfold personal p.ifwre and gold wedding ring. Call 3 3730 Reward.

Black billfold downtown, containing 3.10 and Reward, Joys 66 Service, 37th and South, Lola K. Cooper. 3-2623. 27 BICTCLEB. trlcyelee new repaired.

Fraaler'e, 6-7530. 30t B. It EXCELSIOR bicycle. 3 months Old. Osar 4602 BaMwtn.

Miscellaneous for Sale 28 LOST- Femaia English Mastiff, fawn with black mask. Reward 3-8511. LOST IHtla finger ring. Unwual ring with diamonds and rubiaa. Kaep- aake.

Uberal reward. and adult fhatra, larga wardrobe trunk. Iron col and ualtreee, miaceltanaoua 3-4373. games end gitivet and leather IhiTeau A Oen. Elee.

Dealer, O. 2-7171. SECONDHAND BUS REALLY GROWS! CHICAOO. Oct. Advancing grain ran into re- aiatanca when wheat and rye gained more than a cent today, add the markett dropped back sharply.

Moat of the early upturn In wheat and rye waa loat while fell below their prevloua close. Northwestern and the eaat waa liquidating rye. In theae finally waa re- 5 31 fleeted in wheat after the December bread 2 June 15, 1985 53 3 cereal contract went to a new 15 year peak at The underlying strength In wheat reflected dlatllllng and feeding demand for the cash grain. Wheat closed to higher, December May Rye came back strongly In the closing to finlah to IS higher, December 11.13', Oata were lower to higher and barley closed to lower. A new beginning Nov.

1 LINCOLN SCHOOL OK COMMERCE. No 14. 2 HOSPITAL. COMPLETE VKTKUINART CASH for your used Accordion or DIETZE MUSIC HOUSE Chrysler Service K. KAAR SERVICE, 3-1918.

CONFIDENTIAL 1NVEHTIOATION8. Special provided for any "frV 0 All work kept entirely confidential DANBAUM. 3-3564. for rallef In other alimenta. Monthly rental.

810. half hour. 5-9533. electric Free eetimatee "Weatern 0 Chicago ol PricBt (From Broa. At 335 Stuart Building (OpeniHlghi Low Yest.

Chicago LiYWttoek (War Food Administration.) CHICAGO, Oct. All good and choice over 170 and good and choice held the cetltrg price of 814 75. but stock under that weight were weak to 26 good and choice going lor 114.00 to $14.68. Extremely heavy aowa wera 10 lower at 114 85. cattle were higher week ago and a year ago at 19.000.

Fed ateera and lower In elow trade. The early top of $16.75 waa paid lor 1.300 pound fed ateera. but some were being held for higher blda. Beat helfera. which were for 818 00.

Thera were about 3 500 weatern grass fed cattle In the crop, mainly beef cowa and atocker ateera. Trading waa alow on claaaea of sheep with hardly enough done to eatab- llah a market. A few early aalea dlum to good lightweight lamba for $14 00 and below. (War Food Admlnlatratlon.) Salable total 16.500; and choice over 170 Iba. and bulk good and cholca aowa unchalnged at 914.76 celling price; good and choice under 170 weak to 35 lower; good and choice 140-170 00tl65; few extreme weight aowa around lOo lower at 19.0000; aalable 1 000; fed and yearlings steady to lower, moatly weak to 35c off; alow; eaatern order demand narrow: bulk 00 1 19 25; common and medium 810 00013.00; all gradea under prasauia excepting a few atand-out loads; Urly top.

818 75 on 1.300 lb. led some held higher; moderate supply at 118.00018 50; heliera scarce, weak, 818 00; cowa unevenly steady to 35c lower; very alow; light and medium weight 250 off. heavy steady to weak at Il3.35*i75; vealera firm at IlS.ss down; about 3,500 western grasa cattle In crop, mainly beef cowa and stocker ateera moderately active but weak. SHEEP Salable 11.000. total 31.000.

movement alow on all classea with hardly enough done to establish a market; undertone weak; few early medium to good light weight lambs around steed.v at 814 00 and below; number native ewea. $8.50 down; quality of run consld- erabiy below recent averages. Kansas City Llvsstock (War Food Adpilnlatfstlon KANSAS CITY. Oct. 15 HfXlS- Salable 4.500.

total fairly actlva Good and choice 180 and up atesdy at 814 50. Lighter weights and aows ateady to 10c lower, 140-170 50. mostly, 8l4.35iil4.40. Fed 914 50. CATTLE -Salable 51,000, total 57,000 fairly actlva, fully steady on light run slaughter ateera and fed helfera, some strength on choice helfera, Cowa alow, weak many bid lower.

Good bulls about ateady, ther weak to 35c lower. Vealers and calves steady to weak. and comprlaed 80 per cent of weak to mostly 250 loaer Several loada medium and good fed steers, 812 25 to 40. load or so held above thla but nothing above average choice. Common and harely medium beef steers, 00 to 25 Load atrlctly choice heifers.

00. few lota medium and good to 00. common grasacra. 18.75 to 50. Good cwa acarce, bulk cmraon and medium 89 25 10 25, cannera and outers.

$6 00 to 88 00 Odd head good native fat bulls 810 56 to 75 Oood and choice vealers 812 50 to 814.00. Stocker and feeder run Including large supply under iOO lbs most good and chjlce to 50 later price also taking aeveral loada to yearolda, fleshy feeder.t, 13.110. Oood and choice yearling feeder nelfers. 00 to 25. few.

Salable and total 18 00, very Utte done, acattered truck-ln na- tlva 25c or more lower; no range lamba or eaea sold early. Oood and ihnlce truck In native lambs. choice lamba held abovt 50. Wbcst Dee July Us(s May July. Rye Dec July 154 ISO'-a 160 150--, 77''.

73' 113'a 114 78'-. 4 113's 112 LmCOLN CASH GRAIN LINCOLN, Oct. 18- No. 1. 60 Iba No.

2. 59 No. 2. 58 No. 3, 57 No 3 No.

3 No. 3 No. 2. 30 Iba. or better RYE BARLEY KALO SOYBEANS (bu.) 1.41 1 41 1.40 1.05 .93 .88 .68 99 1.04 3.10 1.80 June 15, 4 Mch, 15, 8 Mch.

15. 1958-53 25 Sep 15. Ill 30 June 15. 1963-58 Ill 26 Dec 15. 1985-60 ............112 5 June 15, 1967-62 ..................100 16 2'4 Dec.

15, 7 2'j June 15, 1969-84 ..................103.4 2'i Sep. 15. Dec. 15, 1969-64 ............100 2 NOTE.S, Dec. 15, 1943..................

1 Mar. 15. 944 June IS. 1944..................... 1 Sep.

15, 1944................... Sep 15. 1944............................ 99 29 5. Mar.

15. 1945 Mar, 15. 1945............. r. Dec.

15. 1945................. 1 Mar. 15. 1946 Dec.

15. 1946 1'. Sep. 15. 1947 FFMC, HOLC and FIB.

FWMC Mar 15, 1964-41 100 31 3 PPMC. May 15. 1949-44. .101.9 3 HOLC May 1. 1952-44 101.6 HOLC June 1.

101.1 4 FLB July 1, 1946-44 lOl'i 4 PLB July 15. 1964-44 FIB May I. 1955-43. ..104 3 FLB July 1. 1955 54 104 3 PLB Jan.

1. 1956-46 1 PLB, May 1. 1956-46 CASH GRAIN MARKET Omaho Cash Grain 3 dark hard, 54; No. 2. No.

1 hard. 1.64; No 3, 53; -No. 3. No. 3 mlxeu.

No. 1 dark northern spring No. S. 3 white, 76'3 No. 4.

mixed. No. 3. sample grade. peed No.

2. 74c; No. 3 red. 76c. No.

2, No. 3, 1.16; 3, No. 3, No. 4, MIXED Chicago Cash Grain CHICAOO. Oct.

18 No. 3 hard, No. 4, 60. OATS- No 1 mixed. sample grade mixed.

No. 3 white. 84'ac; No. 4, grade white. 77" 80; tough and muaty No.

1 special red. No. 1, spelcal red heavy, 84c. 45 No. 1 hard, 1 20 l.30nom.; No.

2 leed, 15 No. 4. No. 5, Dwnwwr Liwwstock (War Food AdmlnUtratlon.) DENVER, Oct. Salable 3 000; alow, ateady to weak, aowa 10-I5c lower In Inatancea; moat 1780 Iba.

up. top. aowa. 13 14.35. aalable 1800' grain fed active 35c higher, cholca fed ateera.

15. scattered aalea, killing classes steady; helferlah atock steers hald abova Children's Work Committee Six Members Mrs. D. W. Gerhard of chairman of the work committee of the Nebraska Council of Churches and Christian Education, announced new members of the committee at the meeting of the executive group of the council, Monday noon at the YMCA.

New members are Mrs. H. W. Deems, Miss Doris Roberts, Mrs. J.

F. Wichelt, and Mrs. J. F. Baldwin, of Lincoln, Mrs.

Maurice Lyerla of Fairbury, and Millicent Savery of Hastings. Dr. Howard Buxton of Lincoln made a financial report, indicating that the debts of the council are being eliminated. Plans for a financial campaign were discussed which were designed for the expansion of the work of the council. This campaign is to begin immediately and end at the annual meeting in January.

Mrs. Alberta Cox, Is Taken By Death Mrs. Alberta Marian Cox, 62, I'csident of Lincoln for 27 years, died Sunday morning at a local hospital. Her home was at 234 North Seventeenth street. Surviving are her husband, W.

H. Cox, Lincoln; her mother, Mrs. John Steffin, Cedar Rapids, one brother. Dr. J.

V. Farrington of Omaha and one niece, Eloise Farrington of Omaha. DAVID EISELE, 82, SALTILLO POSTMASTER, DIES David E. Eisele, 82, 2739 Sumner street, former postmaster and stationmaster at Saltillo, died Sunday. He came to Saltillo in 1876, and had lived most of his life in Lancaster county.

He operated a grocery store there for a number of years, and was caretaker of the Lincoln Automo i 1 club park until his health began to fail. He was a member of the David A. O. U. W.

and the Knights of Pythias at Hickman. Surviving are three daughters, Mrs. Ernest Taylor and Mrs. Mary Prewitt, both of Lincoln, and Mrs. Blanche Stevens of Storm Lake, four sons, Samuel of Hastings, John and Lynn of Lincoln, and Harry of Los Angeles; five sisters, Mrs.

Fred Berghahn, Mrs. Frank Linaberry and Mrs. Myrtle Ashton all of Omaha; Mrs, John Cox of Chambers and Mrs. George Nutcher of Santa Cruz. two brothers.

William and George both of Cashmere, 11 grandchildren and one great grandchild. ELECTROLUX PAUL O. HANSON. 741 flaa opvn 24 1400 8t. LET THE CHRis BECK ORQANIZATH3N racap your tlraa tha factory way.

carttftcata. Wa hava truck for gratia 3 ccrtlflcataa, 38 yaara axpa- rtanca. 8AU Oraan POR ElJOmC atocklnga aaa wrtta Pantar Truaa A Balt Shop, P.JI~8289 MODEL 12 Wtnrhaatar 13 gauga ahapa, 7.5 Will taka SO gauga gun In trada. 415 Bo. 35th.

NKWBPAPFR matt, aacli. idaal for lining cltlckao attic, and Uneoia ONE Forti motor modal 1930. completa or parta. 3 good tirea and 3-3445 days, Monday. PADLOCKS Combination type caaa bardan.d ahank atiirdlly built you ahaoluta protection aa.

SEARS ROEBUCK CO. Baaement O. REMOVAL SALE for trada. chlaala, ballttna ham- mar, altaat metal grlndatone, circular paper cutter. Many mora too nnmaroua to roantlon.

All of and W. F. Quapp, Owner, 60(1 No, 23rd. 13 OAUGE winchester Oood condlttoii, 850. 3841 80 18.

NFW BYMTHRTIC ara now avalH able at DuTaan Flraatona 1800 at. 2-7171. for wrapping and Tba Journal 3-3333. Tba packtog ura. sur.

2-123L DUR NEW Tru-Cap gtvaa you treada that Put 4 day R. CHEVALIER TIRE 1.1** 16 GAUOE double barrel gun. aftar 6:30. 230 Bo. Id.

20 PDOT lunch counter, 14 foot back bar. large round greaaa trap, other mlacal- laneous aqulpmant. pricad. Sharhurna Coffaa aiiop, 836 P. 2-7941.

Poultry. Eggs. Supplies 32 SMALL chlchanhouaa. fence, 35 Buff puUela Muat moving thla week. 4640 A.

PLASTIC PHOTO FRAMES. Poatcard alia. 76. 6x10 ERW 1N-WILT AMS. 15th A O.

REPAIRS AND makaa coal stokers. Belknap 2-6417 SALVATION ARMY your xlnaa, ahoea and toya. 2-6387. It took Juat 24 yeart ior Fltigarald to conrert Iheir bus Into a transportation ayatem extending from Michigan to Texas. The system, now known as National City Lines, has among its holdings the lormer Lincoln Traction company.

Pictured from left to right (seated) are John, Kent and Ed; standing are E. Hoy. president of the corporation. and W. Ralph, general manager.

Three of the brothers. Roy. Ralph and Kent, were born at StaplehursL Neb. Now lour of the brothers reside in Chicago; Kent liyes in Springfield, 111. other cows, tl3.00.

SHEEP Salable 30.000; market not yet eatabltahed Heather Confiltlons (By L. B. Westber Lincoln 69 40! Chicago Airport 68 14 Omaha 68 .1 Memphla Island ..34 Mo. Platte 70 Burwell Chadron ELOISE PENISTON NAMED PRESIDENT DELTA THETA CHI Delegates from an area of six states elected Mrs. Eloise Peniston, Kansas City, Mo.

president of! Delta Theta Chi sorority, Sunday, at the close of a two day session in Lincoln. Other officers elected were Mrs. May Taylor, vice-president. Mason City, Iowa; Ruby Benjamin, secretary, Omaha; Mrs. Laura recording secretary, Minneapolis, and Mrs.

Florence Loder. treasurer, Lincoln. Panel discussions were held and plans for the coming year were formulated by the delegates who were from Nebraska, Iowa, Missouri, Minnesota, Kansas and North Dakota. Mrs. Clara J.

Taylor, Resident of Lineoln Thirty Years, Is Dead Mrs. Clara J. Taylor, 71, 2745 Gariield street, died Sunday afternoon, at a local hospital. Omaha and OMAHA, Oct. eggs discounted.

Dairy produce unchanged, alfalfa haw higher FRESH prices, to ahippera, case lots delivered at receiving doors here subject to change. No. 40c per doz; No. 2. 37c a checks 38c a doz dirties discounted.

Current receipis, average 64 pounds, 11.50, serviceable cases Included, deduction for loss by damage; lightweight eggs discontinued. bids by Omaha houses for grade poultry deUvered here. Native hens, heavy. 20c hens, Leghorns native springs, 22c lb. ditto i.nder 21c; Leghorn springs old roosters 14 15c a lb turkeys, young.

3lc a for armed iorces; younq whi'e ducks. 18c 5 lb; geese, young, lull feathered 14" 15c; guineas, pigeons, nominal, grade ceiling 16 under Items. CHURNING 1 net price at country staUons, generally direct shipper track basis, a second grade at least 3 cents less than quotations for milk testing 3.8 butterfat; class 1, 20 class 2, class 3, 50 cwt. CREAMERY dealers 92 score, quarters, one-pourd cartons, 46 43c, 90 score 45.18c. lots to dealers; Daisies, longhoins and square prints.

5-lb processed loaf, basis American soft cream cheese, 18 quota'io-'S at or near celling levels, offerings extiemely shorts Hour mW- dUng6. and Reddog feed, ton $42 50. HOMINY -White. ton yellow 65; corn bran, nominal, COTTONSEED MEAL Ceiling price. Tennessee shipping point.

UNSEED price, meal and cake, bulk basis. 34 per cent protein. 00 Minneapolla. SOYBEAN price. bulk.

Decatur, 111. 100 lb. lots, 35 condensed, barrel lots, 40 ALFALFA MEAL-Meal market based on OPA celling. No. 1 medium ground, ton sacked, 00; retal No.

2. ING per cent protein in new begs. ton lots; meat scrap 50 per cent protein in new S81 00 'on lots. Special bone meal, cotton bags, ton lots. HAY QUOTATIONS Dealers price, carlots FOB Omaha national hav standards; ALPALFA-No.

1, S26 standard. 50 "25 00; No 2, 25.00; No. 3. 00 21 SO; sample grade. 1 50: NO.

2, 504il7 00; No. 3, 00. 50 36 43 36'. 8t'4l! Bismarck 38: Des Moines 83 4lj 3 CUy 88 471 58 381. Sidney 31 55 Valentine Sioux City 87 M.iOj...ICheyenne Judge F.

M. On Radio Judge Fred M. Vinson, director of the office of Stabilization will speak on the from 9:30 to 10 p. Wednesday over the Blue net- w'ork. His address will be board- cast locally over radio station KFOR.

In his talk Judge Vinson will be appearing before a meet- ng of the Washington Board of resident of Lincoln for about 30 years, she was a member of Westminster Presbyterian church. Surviving are a son. Ward J. Taylor of Lincoln; three daughters, Mrs. Evelyn M.

Evans ol Lincoln, Mrs. Gertrude Kauffman of Scoltsbluff and Mrs. Louise Chess of Los Angeles; and a brother. Will Hartley ol Wyoming. 111., and two grandchildren.

Funeral services will be at 3 p. m. Tuesday at Hodgman, Splain, Schnell Griffiths chapel. ANNOclated Townsend Club Renames Officers Last officers of the Associated Townsend club were all re-elected for another term at a meeting Sunday afternoon at the Y. C.

A. They are; Mrs. Bertha Kaar, president; Mrs. H. H.

Hassinger, vice-president; Mrs. Sydney Burkett, treasurer, and Dr. A. N. House, treasurer.

Mrs. Maud House, Mrs. Charles Kinnear and Mrs. Huskins spoke briefly at the meeting. Mrs.

Lorena Hoagland presented a reading and Mrs. Creekbaum entertained at the piano. ESTATE OF JOHN D. SETTLED AND FEES ALLOWED Completion of settlement in the John D. McDonald estate case was reached Monday when District Judge Ralph P.

Wilson signed a decree allowing attorney fees and discharging the trustees and referee, pending receipts for distribution of remaining funds to heirs. The court allowed Paul Holm and Frederick Houtz, trustees, $1,648 as a remaining payment for service; James Kinsinger as referee, William I. Aitken, guardian ad liturr of John Donald McDonald, Max Beghtol and Lee Rankin, Guy C. Chambers, guardian ad litum of Mary Dolores McDonald, $4,000. Remaining monies were apportioned to the heirs, John Donald McDonald receiving Ann McDonald Hansen, Mary Meeteer, and Mary Dolores McDonald, $3,133.

MRS. HAUSCHILDT, DAUGHTER, HURT CAR CRASH Mrs. Gertrude Hauschildt, 33, 4715 South street, was said to be in fair condition Monday morning by Bryan Memorial hospital, where she was taken after suffering injuries in an automobile accident about 10:40 a. m. Sunday on Normal boulevard at South street.

Both Mrs. Hauschildt and her five-months-old daughter, Pamela Ray, were taken to the hospital after their car struck a telephone pole when Mrs. Hauschildt reached over to pull a blanket over the baby because the sun was shining in her eyes, a police officer reported. The child was released Sunday afternoon after treatment. Mrs.

Hauschildt, in the hospital, suffered face and leg lacerations and internal injuries, according to the officers report. MARRIAGE LICENSES Ray P. Mt. Carmel. 111.

30 Prances Elizabeth Novasky, Detroit 19 Pat Joe Patterson. Okla. City, 23 Ann Beard, Lincoln 22 C. Roberts, Jacksonville, Ark 21 Ellen Mudge, Casper, Wyo 31 La Verne Delois Perkins. Wichita.

Kas. 20 Beverly Sue Perris. Elk City, 17 shorthand in 30 DAYS Individual or avM DICKINHON BKCX. BCHOOU 3-3181- WK CAN atm maka a limited number of appomtmenta for 1 dozen in and 8x10 anlargemant, 100 Rooms Wanted for delegates to Teachers Conven tion, Oct. 28 29.

Sleeping accommodations only. Call Teachers Housing Bureau 2-6254 1:30 A. M. to 8 P. M.

Mon. A Only. Beauty WHITE ROCK PTTI.LET* 8-2496. FOR SALE. 100 BEAUTIFUL Whlta Rock laylng pul- leta, earh.

Alao Whlta Rock pul- leta, 4 moa. old. Must be at onca. Wa ara movlng. 6005 South.

Feed-Fomi Equipment 33 ATTENTION Ordtr your oll and garste NOW for Sprlrg delivery at currant SPECIAL PRICES Pura Pennaylvania Oil, 60c gal. (bhl 100 lb. drums Prrasure Oun Oraaaa. $7..50 MONTGOMERY WARD 112 No. 10.

CHIC and 6 ft. high. No red tape Amleraon Hardwara, Havelock. 11 ROOM for beauty shoppe. Located on university campus, 512 No.

14th. Business Service 12 COAL rangca New Copper Clad and Monogram. All whlta porcalatn. reaarvotr and oven Extra heavy quality. Anderaon Hardwara.

Havelock. 3ARPENTERINO and repair work. painting. free 6 4480. MiTHtlBiziEU HOOVER SERVICE.

3ENUINE HOOVER parts and Hoover Factory Branch. 1548 O. 2-3644. Corn Cribs Ready Built 10x10x8, with floor 10x20x8, with or Get Lumber and Build Yourself. See Them at Smith Bros.

$65 CHIBOPRArrORH. I CH 1 0 5 2341 North 48. Phon. 6-252T. Joseph E.

Morton, Wichita, Kas 28 Alma A. Roney, ichlta.w aKTs 31 REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Lester it Florence Eley to ii Belle Laird with L13 it 14 B5 it Original Plat to Col Vw rev) HOLC to Lester St Florence Eley with surv, same 2200 Emil Johnson to Antonio it Esperanza Vasquez with surv W33 1-3 ft of L32 Miller sub rev) 1 Havlk Assn (o Nellie C. McOear B20 Havlk (95 cents Eula Brewster Ir A- Josie Marshall to Hattie Gifford Lll B2 E.m Park ad revi 1 Wm Miller to Walter it Alice Schilling with surv U) B3 Garfield Park ad revi 3500 Walter Alice Schilling to it Carrie A Long with surv same rev) 1 BUILDING PERMITS Forrest Beams. 3441 No. Cotner.

chicken house, Mrs. George P. Meyn, 1132 roof. 306 Uncoln ilberty Life, 2-2478 EIJtCTRICAL REPAIR RADIO, food vacuum Oen Elee. 1800 O.

2-7171. Wl Dtm BRING In your for new 1 day H. RftS No. rruckB tor Rent Every- HERTZ 2-5400 8TAKB-PANEL for hira. Uilng furnished except driver.

Drivurtelf Stallone 700 M. Dressmaldng 19 ALTERATIONS. Coate Fur Repair, Quaranteed. 1010 Bo. ii.

5-8191. 21 Pointing. Papering PAINTING AND DECORATING. CALL 3-6848 (nsuloting Material riREPBOOF inaulatton, wanted 75 YEARS IN LINCOLN. WAYS FURNACE.

2121 3-2744. Duroc Hog Sale Thursday Oct. 21 At Waverly, Neb. 40 and 15 gtlta, a extra thick, lowdown offering that will ault the farmera and 1943 State Champion 4H lUtar aclla. for catalog.

Maaha Eagle, Neb. wlra and woven wire. No red tape. Anderaon Hardware, Havelock. FOR row McDeeiing com picker.

Good condition. W. W. Beckler, Beaver Oroaaing, Neb. grain pricea advancing.

Buy now and aave money on feeda. Hena acrateh, corn, wheat. Dr. Poultry feeda, hog Supplement, tankage and dairy ration, atraw 50c bale. Orothe Milling Co.

635 N. a I mesh. 24''-48" width. No red Anderaon Hardwara, Havelock. Trade and his addretis is expect- ed to prove of vital interest to Dr.

A. L. Miller charge. Bunal men. will be in Lincoln Memorial Park.

T( 9 4 Meeting Town.send dub number II will meet Thursday evening in the K. of P. hall at 1210 street, at which time a box supper and dance will be held. On Saturday evening, October 30. members will a dance.

All members are urged to attend both meetings. nanting From Antos Proves Costly Sport to 10 Ten pheasant hunters who went after the birds with loaded shotguns in their cars have been fined $10 and costs, with more arrests and trials pending, Secretary Paul Gilbert of the game commission reported Monday. One Omaha hunter was fined for shooting two hen pheasants and another for hunting without a license. NORTH BEND, Oct. (AP) services were held yesterday for James L.

Davis, 64- year-old resident of North Bend, who died Friday in a hospital of bums spffered two weeks ago when house caught fire. MUNICIPAL COURT NO DRIVER'S LICENSE- O. L. Stewart. 3427 So.

48th, and costa. DRIVING IN SUCH A MANNER AS TO ENDANGER LIFE, LIMB AND Alfred Doerr, air base. and coata, license suapended 80 dfivs SPEEDING AND PASSING ON Forman base, 4 20, cn first count, on second, and AND NO DRIVER'S II- CFN8E -Mrs Allen Taggart, 1330 J. 35-15, and cotta on first count, second dismissed on presentation of VI01.5TING AUTOMATIC SIGNAL AND NO DRIVER'S Bolen. 2631 No.

45th, and costs or first after trial, second dismissed on of AUTOMATIC SIGNAL AND NO TAIL LIGHT-Buck Ballev, Rt. 7, on each count and found guilty of first trial IMPROPER LICENSE PLATES-Oa-le McOrew. and costs on compnint. DRUNKEN Delmar A. Modtvedt.

$60 and coats and driver a license suspended 8 months. FIRE AIARMS Saturday. 10 12 a. 8. 34, woman locked out Of house.

2 20 and Merill, grass fire, no damage 4:03 p. reaidence George Arguhrlght, smoking atove no damage. 4 48 Randolph, pile of no damage, 9 51 at R. I. graaa fire, no damage.

Sunday. 12:18 p. 8 48. clgaret on awning. small damage 3 41 p.

Van Dorn and Pleneera Park, grass fire, no damage. Monday. 13 01 a. and Calvert, fire, no damage. Death to Carrie Gllleswie; Lived Here 5.5 Years Carrie Gillespie, 83, died in Lincoln Sunday.

Her home was at 418 South Thirteenth street. A resident of Lincoln for 55 years, she had lived in Nebraska since 1888. She was a member of the First Baptist church. A niece. Mrs.

C. E. Temple of Wymore, survives. ZONOUTE Inaulation effectlv. but crrtalnly moat aconomlcally 2611 (poured) applied.

Pauley Lumber Co JOHN DEERE 36 foot com elevator complete with holat and speed jack; 28 foot elevator with hoist; International hay loader. Fred Kaatena, Murdock. Fhona Bodies. 25 Lincoln Trailer Co. Sales NKVV LOnVTION buy For Sale 26 See Frank First TO BUY OR SEI.L THAT USED CAR -40 CHEV.

COACH. FORD Deluxe Sedan, radio, gaa heatar. FORD COACH. 37 to Chooae From. At Dave's Used Cars 116 80.

16TH. LEATHER collars, baiters and Chriatenaen Hardwara, Davay, Neb. a E8 BARN EST Selling Ltveatock Every Monday. i Horaea, cattia. Bring In your Hva- atock.

We have a gdod market. I r. C. Jenaen, K. W.

Flcke, Auctlonaara. OUR NEW Tru-Cap ayatem you that atay put. 4 day aervtca. P. R.

CHEVALIER TIRE 13th A JL I POLAND CHINA good aneugh to hend the top purebred Boara and price guaranteed to pleaae. Don Leon 85th A Van Dorn, 4-1245. Easy I Neb. Quick Cash Highest paid for claan SIDLES MOTORS We'Pay More MOWBRAY-LYON CASH ARCADE GARAGE 1011 St. 3-1847 TOP DOLLAR FOR YOUR CAR Any Model Call come out.

HAROLD 8HELLEDT. (1700 St. NEW LOCATION. 2-3738, Ignatx Sedlacek, Raymond I REGISTERED Hampshire boar, priced reasonable. Everett Maalis, Walton, Neb.

1 REGISTERED Miort Horn bull. Milk strain. Also purebred bull from two to months old. E. L.

Chrla- ttanaen. Route 9, Lincoln. 8-1300. I REGISTERED Spotted Poland China boara, gUU. Cole Malcolm 1203.

I SHORT LEGGED, hroad back, easy feeding prebred Duroc boars. Pearson Malcolm. 6-1978. SINGLE row power take-off cornplcker. Elmer Sleek, weat, north.

weat Malcolm. iTWO, 2-row corn Sea at 4019 Huntington. 1222 3-5218 Any Maka-Any Modal FOR CABS Wanteid WANTED to one or two hole ahellrr. Alao power fanning mill for cleaning com. Midweat Popcorn Company, No.

33 Omaha. 3, Nab. Phone Atlantic 8315. i row, lata model ptcker. Prlca, condition in flrat latter.

Tony P. Topp, Rt. 1. model picker, atngla or double row; 226 preferred or Wooda Write or phone 25)2 between 7 pm. and 10 p.

m. Hobart Brchan, Dorchaatar, Nab. WELL BROKE huaking team. Frank V. Anderaon, 8 ml.

north on 77. BED CABsi-Caah I a NING plga. 16 feedara. aoma gllta. or See 4241 No.

11. 2-6863 1717 DaBROWN AUTO SALES Grood to Eat 3 29 Complete new bu. Orlmea Mint lob Good 8-7030. I golden, $4 50 bu. No.

1 bu. 25 cwt. Jim Arrlgo Mkt, 48th A Holdrega. 8-2430. 19 FORD tudor In fam condition.

Call after 8 p. m. 3-4880 1929 MODEL A Tudor, fair Reaaonabie. fl-2231. PONTIAC radio, tkaatar.

Urta. 1808 O. CANNINO bu. baakat. Pirat of Wleconaln kraut eabbmge ia In.

Canning $3.49 Orowere Mkt 1 wcat oo north atda highway. 6-7654..