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10 Oct. 2. 1948 ST. LOUIS STAR-TIMES ST. LOUIS STAR-TIMES FINANCIAL AND MARKET NEWS aft llSJl i jA Current Dow-Jones Averages Stocks Higher In Widening Road To The Airport Flight Training 65 15 Enemy Planes Of World War II 30 Industrials Today's Close, N.

Y. 180.78 Today. 11 a. N. 180.66 First Saturday Under G.

I. Bill 20 Rails 59.20 59.33 59.45 59.10 58.94 64.95 43.13 Today High 18051 Stocks Sales 67.45 320.000 67.45 130.000 6736 67 JO 67J2 670.000 7LS5 58.83 Utilities 34.62 34.53 3465 34.54 34.46 36.04 31.65 For the benefit of veterans con Today's Low 180.35 Session Since May In Air Age Display templating flight training under the J. Bill of Rights, The Star-Times requested the Veterans Administra Yesterday's Close, N. 179.87 1948 193.16 1948 Low 165.39 tion to outline present requirements for admission to such training based on current Interpretation of the law. Br Associated Press NEW YORK.

Oct. 2. Gains were extended today in the two-hour Saturday stock market session, the first since the summer holidays. Prices were fractions to around a point higher in a continuation of the movement given a big boost Wheat And Corn iIixed At Close; New York Stocks (Closing Prices According to officials of the in the final hours of Friday trading. branch VA office, the basic purpose of the G.I.

Bill of Rights Is to assist the veterans in undertaking or completing training which was interrupted because of military NEW YORK. Oct. 1 sSsSfiOats Futures Off lominx la a eicted li5t on the Hew York Stock Exchanae today: Stock. Close. Stoclt.

Close 21H service. This is interpreted to mean that any course applied for must contribute to the veterans' occupa 15V. vfv -SrCir STv. sj, ft txr''- tional advancement or educational objective. CHICAGO.

Oct. 3. AP Traders were-inclined to eten up In today's session at the board of trade. There as liuia buy ic incentive in any pit. As trading developed after aa ease otvr.lna.

May corn til under ara preaaure and tta premium over December corn mas narrowed. The December contract resisted the dechne on some short covering Crop observers said that cooler weather iron would aid dryics out the com. Since July 1. the effective date of AirReductl 21 LockhdAirc Id AUiedChemSa 18S Loear 1 iO li.isChall.ro 32 UackTruck Id Ar.iAirLmes 7 V.annrM.d Od AmCanJ tS' 37SMaDSJ S3' MoKTex AmPtrU 9" Moaamo I AmRad 75d 13s MoniWmrd 2a AmSUFdyJ 58 NasfcKeiv 1 054 Hi Nat Biscuit 2d A.uToo.ia 61 2d Ax. Wat Wks JOd NaiCcm 1 JO AniWooir n6a Nai Lead I AnarondaJ 3J', The volume of business was 320.000 for the short market, about in line with comparable periods in previous days this week.

Trading opened at a brisk pace with the oil shares taking the lead In activity and with the widest gains. Within a short time the steels, rails and motors joined the parade, although the rails were slow in fixing their initial prices. Aircrafts were higher for the most part but they received little attention. Utilities and. motion pictures were narrowlv mixed with small minus signs here and there.

Brokers were heartened by the a new law which prohibits the expenditure of federal funds for training of an avocational or recreational nature, some sources have said the VA unduly restricts flight training 36 43 52 56 17H 30'a 42 ie 31 H-I6 99 If liS 33 Captured enemy planes of World War II will be Included In the military division of the Air Age Exhibition sponsored by the Aviation Council of Metropolitan St. Louis and The Star-Times which will be held at Lambert-St. Louis Municipal Airport Oct. 16-17. On display will be German ME 109 and ME 163 fighters and a Japanese Tojo fighter.

The military division also will include a cutaway B-29 bomber. By means of a ramp the spectators may view at close range the interior of the huge fuselage, and attendants will be stationed at each crewman's position to explain his duties. An Air Forces exhibit. "Aviation In the Atomic Age," based on the concepts outlined in the Finletter report to President Truman early this year, also will be shown. Murray Whitehead, executive manager of the Aviation Council of Metropolitan St.

Louis, reports that to date 17 firms have accepted an invitation to enter one or more planes in the executive and company owned division of the exhibition. Included will be the Standard Oil DC 4 Flying Showcase and at least two DC 3s luxuriously appointed for executive travel. Whitehead also announced the appointment of division chairmen. In wneat tnere wa some ccmmrrciaj demand, out ser.era.ly tn bread cereal lo'loaed the action of rora. Traders in oaia tcottly marked time, althoush there as ne arUirg of tha December contract to eachange lor Mav.

encausvred d.IIicuJ'.ies la su5.a:sicg raliies. in several parts of the country. ArmouriCo 90d l'jNi'SU4 116s. NYlVr-ra! It has been contended by many, BaliA-Ohio Including some of the congressmen who voted on the new law, that It 80 EoeiccA.rld Burrouch tfla market's action yesterday in ex was intended to eliminate only those panding In the final hour in the jVSrtrV 14 oABft 3b Of.uO.l la 38 CMuE.ev 2d 16 2 S7'i Packard J5d 1" PanAmAir -25i 14li Penney 2a 39-a PencRR -MM 52 PepsCoia JT'a PhiihpsPet Pullman 2a 31 PureOil cases where the veteran admittedly 31S 53 33a 4a 4H io: 62,. 4l'a 34 ll'a CanPacilicl 2Sd CaseJd contemplates training for avocational or recreational purposes.

Caterer ChAOh'o3a I The VA, on the other hand, has Chrysler 4 CluetiPeab lid Insisted In varying degrees that the 14? Radio oca-i o.a veteran must submit satisfactory 'a ColumOat 60a lli 60d LOnS MERCHANTS FXCHAWGr. Oct 2 WHEAT receipts today icr.tl 32 4JV bu IS ears kval. aga ni 5.400 cu. iaat week and 47.6W bu. Ukt yrar CORX receipts todav totaled JJ 300 Icciudirg It cars loraU againat 76.500 bu.

lat week and 30 bu. last year OATS receiprs inoay totaled 606 ofl including 4 cars local, against 5o 400 bu. last aeek and V0 bu last year. SOYBEANS receipts todsy totaled It including 12 cars avalnat ITS. bu last mere ard 22 4 ba iast year.

CAH COHV OFF le HFBF. WHEAT in good demand. 18 cara re. reived. 3.

No. 3 red winter, meevi 82 No. 5 red winter. tl P5Si-2 sample grade red win'er. 81 71.

CORN in rood demand, oft lc- It cara rereited: No 2 yellow. 81-52: Ns. yellow. 31 46-1 SO's. OATS No sales.

11 Cornered PI 3 60 4 rair.n ioi 79 KepubSU la ComSolv 1 -d evidence that flight training will be used in his business: in some places even requiring the veteran to produce an affidavit signed by a prospective employer. Cons Ed 1 60 CbntMot CurtifsWr Jd DeereACo I 23 o- Lr 10 Scher.Dist 1 -a 34 SrarsRoe la 53 SheliVnOU Id 2 i-n Socony-Vac 1 iiv SouCalFd 1 SO Dour Aire 2-l 2: 14 4i'-4 28 3fm 37J 2b' 18-, 2 5 44S 28' midst of rising prices, ana tne continuation of that trend today was viewed as further evidence of the underlying strength of the list. Usually Friday is reserved for balancing books for the long weekend and a certain amount of selling always comes into the market at that time. However, that characteristic was absent. In the closing periods of the market today, some profit taking appeared and cut down the peak of the rise in some Individual cases.

Traders felt the market was in good position to counter the usual "blue Monday" that has pounded prices down in the initial session for many weeks, almost always as a result of what Wall Street con WORK ON THE WIDENING of Natural Bridge rd. near Lambert Field is well ahead of sphed-ule, according to Fred Webber, contractor. Pictured is a section of new slab running eastward from the Naval Reserve Training Station where 1.1 miles of concrete have been poured in a week. DomCheTii Id Du Pont ed Statistics for the area served by EastA.rl 2M the St. Louis regional office show EastKodak 1 5d 43 21 that, during July, 13 applications ur t.Ki- 11 11 srs ErrersonElcc 1 16V.

la Gabr'el 65 SHORT TAKE-OFFS were approved against 44 tempo Chicago Wneat 43 rarily disapproved pending advise GenElec 1 70d 39 iPiiifL' GenMotor 2 OenS-CpfSe I-v 224'. CAA To Provide Faster Certification Of Aircraft And Parts ment: in August. 44 were approved Dee. Goodrich 3d May 217', 21 a and 54 temporarily disapproved. Goodyear 4 l'yd mobile to the airport and have it overhauled while he is out of town on a flying business or pleasure trip.

Current instructions from the VA They are Paul Vance, airlines and air freight lines; William Rem-mert, executive and company owned aircraft, and Ed. Wilson, private aircraft. Air Medal For CAP Anti-Submarine Patrol 63ji 25-a 2)'. 4 11 la North of 3 Aerial commuter Is WALTER WESTERFIELD. manager of Dale Field, Godfrey, 111, who lives in St.

Louis and commutes by airplane daily between Ross Airport and his own place of business. 60 63TimkRB2V.d 1 50a ll'a 20thCenTPox2 7 flnrarbl headquarters in Washington seem July JOI W. Kansas fitv Wheat Dec 2151. May 208- 208 'July 1 Minneapolis Wheat Dec. 218a 317 Chirac Cora OtWestSug 2d Greyhound 1 3 to indicate a less severe interpre siders unfavorable foreign news Cloe 200.

208 192b 2I2 140'-a 132 tation of the law: "Any veteran developments. 4Vi I-nOllCail 32id 327 WASHINGTON, Oct. 2. Faster certification of aircraft and aircraft parts will be acomplished hereafter JACK SCHIFF recently pur who believes in his own mind that Out of a total of 641 Issues traded. 33sarnPciIicl TnAircld 27'a :1 HercPdr 1 05d Homestake 2 HudMot 40a r.lCemral lilPower 3 a course will contribute to his occu 405 advanced.

80 declined and 156 chased an Ercoupe and both he and Mrs. Schiff are taking ground and Dee. lit 13T' 'flMay 141i 13i, Sil.Iu!y 142 1 Kaaaas Citv Com 36 I'nAtrltne 27 T4 vSlndChem2d 44 USRubber4d were unchanged. There was one 224 V. 20 192 'a 318'm lS7m 14l.

"0 133 V. IMiVi 161 34i 241 i-242' ndRayon by issuing type certificates in the nirte regions of the Civil Aeronautics Administration instead of at Civil Air Patrol veterans of Task new 1948 high and 6 new 1948 lows. 27'- VaCaroi (Hl If' MV Inrerlakelr otva InHirtr 1 40 IntNirkel I 60 IntPaper 4a flight instruction. Jack, who will receive his private license soon, flew to Lubbock, and back over last week end. He was accom Brayton Flying Service, Lambert Field according to CLYDE BRAYTON, president has on file unfilled requests for about 450 graduates of its mechanics and other aviation courses.

30sWardBacin7Sd 14 Chirac Oats Washington, D. W. Rentzel, admin Force 11, who flew antisubmarine patrol from the Pascagoula. CAP base during the war, and who FIFTEEN MOST ACTIVE STOCKS Close, net istrator of civil aeronautics, has an 73 Dec. 73 "i May 74a July 9H IntTArT Jone.Lgh 3 .19 bOO 73 S9 nounced.

panied by JACK BACHMAN. qualify for it, will be awarded the Air Medal at Traverse City. Chirac Blve warnerBrosia 9'a 12 WesUnld 19 35' WestAirBrk2 37S 57S WestmgElec 75d 27 12'a 44S 45'a 5a YorkCorp 25d 12; 49li YounSriee4a 87 Zeni'hRadl 50d 2S, 150 Dr "The change Is more one of paper than of policy," Rentzel said. "Our Kervnecott la Kreseel'jd Kroger 1 20d Lac'edeGas JOd LOPGla 3 today. Mai.

Gen. Lucius V. Beau, 69 159 lHsb 2J9a 2J8V. 239 V. MR.

AND MRS. JOHN WILD f'bieac Savbeaaa national commanding general of aviation safety agents in the field Li((ArMer 4a Nov. 242 239 Dec. 240i 29 Mar. 242 V.

23 United Corp Comm South Richfield Oil AmAirlines Socony Vacuum Pepsi Col Penn RR Col Oas 8 Steel Stand Oil Westlnghou.se S'nclair Oil Monte Ward Radio Corp Col Fuel tt I a Plus extras. bPaid last year. vmlola 3'a 35 7 18i 10'. 18S ll'a "9S 77 27a 25'a 56 ll'a 19 .18 000 4 809 4 400 3 900 3 3.700 3 800 3 60O 3-500 3.300 3 200 2 900 3 600 3 500 l4 a a the CAP, will make the presentations, including posthumous awards A hangar dance was held at Meramec Airport last evening. Music was furnished by CARL HO-GAN.

line service man who is the leader of a five-piece orchestra. on accumulated dividends. cPayment GEN have just returned from a three-daj fishing trip to Minocqua, Wis. They flew up and back in their Ercoupe which they base at Meramec Airport. dPaid or declared so far this year, no have been doing all the technical work of testing, leaving to the Washington office the sole task of establishing policy, reviewing, and Chicago LarJ regular rate.

eCash or oc fPer cent stock. gPlus stock dividends xEx- pational advancement or educational objective knows the facts on which he bases his conclusion. It will be the responsibility of the veteran to assemble his evidence as completely as he deems necessary. According to the VA spokesman, any veteran who conscientiously believes flight training will be helpful in his present or contemplated employment or occupation and presents a plausible explanation should have no difficulty in obtaining approval. However, other factors than a mere statement of purpose are considered by the VA.

Such factors include background and training, soundness of the veterans' plans, likelihood of success, etc. The receipt of an initial notice that his application has been dis October 18 22 to the next of kin. Men from the St. Louis area who served at the Pascagoula base in dividends. ex-disEX-dtf- Low 1804 1807 17 65 17iO Cloe 18 12 17 5 18 2 17 17.73 Close 18 05-13 17 77 It 22-23 17 77 lT.b 19 97 1IW tribution.

in very rare cases, resolving differ ences of opinion." January 17 95 clude: Dr. E. H. Vaughn, Jack March 17 95 Hog, Cattle Prices Bond Market aAsked. bBid.

nNominsL To certificate a new plane, the CAA establishes a Type Certifica NEW YORK. Oct. 2. (AP The Sharply Off In Week MR. AND MRS.

JOE HAGER, operators of the Hager Flying School; MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM COWAN and three students, CHARLES VERHAEGHE. EDWIN J. GUETTEBIER and BERNARD HULLING, made a week-end flight to Cincinnati and return.

bond market was all but neglected Bond Market tion Board in the office of the region where the plane is manufactured, consisting of technical ex ST. LOUIS NATIONAL STOCKYARDS. today in the first Saturday session Squires, Tom Sadler, Chester Moth-ershead, Hugh Matthews, Herman Dugo, Dr. P. W.

Davis, Lawrence Graham, James C. Brown and Dr. Travis E. Kallenbach. St.

Louisans who served at other CAP bases include: Sidney Rosen, Grand Island, base, and Erwin Light, Reho-both Beach, base. NEW YORK. Oct 3. fTP Total sales todav m-ere 8970 000. as com oared witti TI I.

Oct. 2. 'USDAi KiOG receipts since last spring. 32.7!0.0OO in preceding short session. perts on various aspects of design, A few deals were made In rails Security Close Security P10 operation and maintenance.

This and special situations at fractional MILFORD ALSTON, manager of Civic Memorial Airport, East Alton, 111., reports resurfacing of runways will be completed about Oct. 15. The north-south runway, 3,800 feet by 100 feet, is being paved and two other runwaj-s, each 3.800 feet by 100 feet, are being sodded. Foundations have been completed also for 20 additional hangars. Recent sales by Walston include a Cessna 170 to GLENN HARD-WICK of Beardstown, 111., and a Cessna 140 to the Du Quoin (111.) School of Aeronautics.

board works with the manufacturer 1.000. Market 50r lomer on ail classes. Bulk of 200 to 260 826 SO. with extreme top 326 75. lowest since June 16 lat when top was 826.75.

Top on packing sows. 824 25; Pig top, 825. Compared with dose lsst w4)ek. slaughter barrows and silts, ail weights. 32 lower; sows.

82 50 to 33 lower. CATTLE receipts 100: calves, none. 71J P9. 89S HudManreI5s.7 O0 105S HudManIne557 23 advances. There were some declines AmAirl 3 66 ATT 2s 86 ATT2.s 61 AtlA-D 1st 4s 48 throughout the whole process of de approved should not be taken as 49 In'HEi-44pird 47a in all major groups and in a few cases buyers and sellers were so sign and production of the first BA-O 5s 95g KnCPA-l2s76 981 final by a veteran.

He has the right to request advisement and an BA-O 4'-s 2010CT Si1-, LVRR4s2(M3 37'. plane, and then rides the plane Compared with close last week: Steers. close toeether Dricewise that no Ba Music, dancing, entertainment and free refreshments will be furnished at Kratz Airport tomorrow evening. All flyers, their families and friends are invited. MsvrptS2s73 94s.

BeihStl2J70 opportunity to amend or alter his XoPaccv5-49 26r change resulted in closing deals. BufRP4'rrs57 CenGalsi4'9 application to overcome whatever deficiencies may have been found Curb Market in the original. 62' MoPacref 5sG78 Ssf Jr. VoPaccer47i 46 NYCYeJ5t-7053 75i J' 69'. 2,.

70', 25- NWOntWUt4sOj 13 15s PacGE13f79 100 4g.4PeoriaA-El't4s60 4' CenRRN I5sil7 ChiEI113s.s5 ChMSPP4s94 heifers and cows. 51 to 32 lower: ouii.s. 81 to 81 50 lower: veaiers. 81 lower on choice grades wi'ti other grades mostly steady: heavy 300 to 500 lb. slaughter calves.

83 to 83 lomer. Tops tor the weea: Choice 1.C88 Ib. steers. 335.50: 8 head 1.199 lb. steers.

336: small lot 760 ib. heifers. 335: 5 head choice 707 lb. mised steers and heifers. 137 SO: good rows.

821: good bulls. 82350: choice sealers. 834: good replacement ste-rs. 326 50 Bulks lor the week: Good s'eers. 828-34: medium to low good.

common to low medium. 820-22 25: csnners. 818.50-19: NEW YORK, Oct. 2. (UP) Curb stocks moved higher in dull through 150 hours of accelerated flight testing.

Upon its decision as to the safety of the plane, and its meeting of the pertinent civil air regulations, the manufacturer is given a type certificate, and later a production Certificate allowing him to duplicate the design. this boarct has given an airworthiness certificate to planes pending final issuances of ED BTJRKHART made a business trip to Kansas City via Luscombe Silvaire on Sept. 22, returning the next day. dealings today, the first Saturday -80mod SPEED: session in four months. 108..

I'. DelA Hudref4s3 c.7iI.? iT 400 m. Seats one man, has 4 machine, guns with range of 300 yards western grass 818 majority. tiStLSF4' 6J 72 Ine 820 50-24: aood heifers and mixed year lin aiiuin SO: rnmmnn to medium. 619 Pilot Licenses, Ratings The following licenses and ratings were granted during the past week: PRIVATE: Grady F.

Keys, Serl Vandevanter, Winifred Sams, William Hoizer, Guy D. Brogdon and Richard Field; Clarence WUke and Vilbert Dick-meyer. Kratz Airport; Glen Cull, Ross Airnort. COMMERCIAL: Lowell Deckard, Arthur Lange and Harry Fudge, Ross Airport. SEAPLANE RATING: F.

W.Herbert and C. S. Aubuchon, Weber Lake, Portage des Sioux. A. E.

MECHANICS RATING: L. L. Pierce. G. F.

Becker, H. C. Bopp, E. A. Blue, C.

W. Koons L. W. Menke and T. M.

Salas, Lambert Field. Here's a new time-saving angle for the busy businessman. BUD (St. Louis Stocks ST. LOUIS STOCK EX 25.

medium to good 300 to 500 lb. slaugh RADIUS: 450 miles ENCINE: 1350 h. p. Ene4s2015 Erie3i20O0 83a 100's Hm ThirdAvadjs 44 WestUuionssOO l's ter calves. 822-25: common to medium cows.

817-19: eanners and cutters. 813- the type certificate, and allowed the plane to operate under approval." Hereafter the type certi IRISH and JIM NOBEL, operators of the Meramec Airport Repair 1650: light rhelly eanners. CHANGE, Oct. 2. Stock prices medium to good bulls.

821-22 50: cutter and common. 317-20: good and choice Curb 3Iarket mainly higher in quiet deal v.it tin.it 50: common to medium, Service, have expanded their facilities to include automobile repairs. ings on the Exchange cere today. 318-27: medium to good replacement ficate will be issued immediately upon decision of the board In the CAA region. Mr.

Pilot now can drive his auto- ster. 23-25. currp rwvlnts none. Compared NEW YORK. Oct.

3. iCP Sales tods were 90.000 shares, as compared mitrt 210.000 shares in previous short session. Stock. Close. Stock.

Close. Total sales today were 330 snares as compared with 1,456 shares on May 22 the last Saturday session close last week: waa active and higher all week. Market reacted down before the summer closings. Aviation Events ward sotrewhat at the close, but stiti fully 31 higher on spring lambs and yearlings for the week; aaed sheep litt-e changed: week's top spring lambs 2. AIumLtd2 AiuroCoAml'Sd Ark.NGa 20d A-lasPlv2' 49V.

KawneerCo 50d 54'. LonnStarGl ISC, LoncinesW 60 6 Maosey-Harl 26 V. M-Cord2 20d Stock and N'1 Div. Rales. SalM HlghXowjnogeChje, AmT.lS 10 152 152 152 -t- 14 xuririlT! late Dracticai top.

mj. air tour to spring BariumStl S-4 week's crop good and choice Oct. 2-5 Missouri Waynesville. 14-a 22 'm 36 i II 21 7' 8 17'a GenMot mb VO 61a 61 1S a INQUIRE I Gnesed-W'mb 50 63 63 63. hasl 1 All-metal plane Abort th 100 201.

20. 20 mm In.t. 1 vi.il 1 IPT lillQl T1U Poinocx nMin to eond erhn Citiesfierv2 50 Oio one-piece fuseU weThers. 821-2150: occasional lots good sat! iTit'iKH to choico yesr'tniis. 332-23: native feec- gTTM' JJJw E'Vf.

WaanerElSd 50 SIS 51' l-a a-Paid last year. b-Paid or declared far this year. d-Plus extras. hr. hut licttd in New Tore.

at Florence Wildgen's home. 4719 Clifton ave. Oct. 9-10 Ninety-Nines sectional meeting, Des Moines, Iowa. Oct.

16-17 Aerial maneuvers by Missouri National Guard pilots and aeronautical equipment display at annual meeting of Missouri Quail Hunters Association, Wright City. Oct. 16-17 Air age exhibition at Lambert Field. Oct. 17-20 Sixth annual Aviation Clinic, Book-Cadillac Hotel, Detroit.

Oct. 3 Missouri Aviation Operators Association meeting, Waynesville, 9:30 a.m., Drew Pippin's lodge. Oct. 4 Meeting of Ninety-Nines a. I aa.v.

tuuicc iuju. i.mi. Fe.yWhBl -Increase; decrease; Bin Retracta WINCSPAN: 34 feet LENGTH: 28 feet MTSSISSTPPT VALLEY STOCK YARDS. AERONGA SEDAH AND A LARGE SELECTION OF USED AIRCRAFT ST. CHARLES AIRPORT "Thm Country Club ct ik Air" landing gear Oct.

2 CATTLE For the week. eer aod heifers. 81-2 lower: cowa oil tl-1 50: bulls. 81 50 lower: heavy calves off 82-4: 12'a ScTillinSU 2-' 4 V. flctllnd 3' 1 StoOiiXri 40 38 13 StrmnslDC 2dg 5m 5 Technicolor ll'a 6S TnContmu 8' CnGmsCpld 18- 17A, UnUARys 22 10H Walt ham Watch 2'm Stocks PrchlcEnaAr ForoPYanoe 02b GarretCp 65d GenPlymdCp 40 HallLamp 551 Hollincrr lfcd ImpOil SOa KaiserPtaxer STINSONS' A.

S. Aloe, com Amricaa Inv. com. Burkhart Mia. com veal oil 81.

Bui or tne lea steers mna heifers 830-33: medium to good kind. 326 50-29: medium beet rows. 317-18M. with better kind. 819-19 50: of sau GERMAN ME 109 fighter plane a type which, with other captured enemy aircraft, will be on display at Lambert-St.

Louia Municipal Airport during the Air Age Exhibition Oct. 16-17. sage bulls. 818-21 50: beef bulls to 322 SO. Onlury Electric com.

GDeral Shoe com Griesedleck-West. Brew com. Husmana-Llcomer com. veal calves closed at 334. HOGS For the week Bsrrows and gilts.

Uud StiMMi In '48. '47. and '43 model, all in uelltftt MnditiM and litMtad ta '49. Prices from $3,000.00 to $5,400.00 Parks Aircraft Sales and Service Authorized Stinsan Doalore Park Metropolitan Airnort Eatt St. Louie Hemlock 500 Hutiis S.

u. com. tl lower: sows. 82-1 lower: stags and Juhansea Shoo com. hoara.

SDf off Bu or tre lyu to 2.u Bid Asked 2J 17 11 IS 11 2 60 64 12 13i 40 42 2V 3 13 13 31 32 17 174 130 304 21 IB1 20 SI 53 Eggs SI Eggs 127-27 25: week top. 830 15: packing sows. 25-24 75. stags. 817-20 50.

boars. DIRECTORY OF FLYING SCHOOLS Laciede-Chnsty com. Laciede com Mo. Portland Cement com. Rice-Sua Dry Goods 2 pld.

IScullin 8teel com Rterlme Alum. com. SHEEP For the week Lamb market pp 31-1 50: weeks too. 626 for a few strictly if if has anything fe do wiffc AVIATION SEE ROBERTSON AVIATION CO. LAMBERT FIELD TE.

5-3170 Wagner Electric com. choice lambs: better soring lambs. 823 75-25 50: feeder lambs to 321; slaughter ewes. rwiPtrirt. rvt 9 APi A aeries of Butter, Poultry, STARLING AIRCRAFT REPAIR Fruits iocl Vegetables 8T.

LOUIS PRODUCE ROW. Oct. Fruits abd vegeiatiea as reported by St. Louis Dally Market Reporter: CARROTS 25c to 50c teaex. LETTUCE 25-SOc a boa higher.

POTATOES lOfr-io. sacks, western. Wo. 1 Ruasela. 63 65-4: reds.

3123-3 33; northern reds. 82 65-3 25: whire. 31 25. bomo-srown cobbirrs. boxes.

81 ONIONS OaUI 40-lb. sac, yellow, large. 82 35-3 50; medium. 31. 39-1 36: mhne.

32 25-2 iO. northern, yellow. 81 Illinois. 25-Ib. ucu, pirklera.

82. BEANS Homeg row a. round type. bog. 32-3.

flats. 31 25-1 50: other aecuons. 31-3 25. BlTTTEa BEANS Homegrown, shelled, pec is. 50-5 73: limaa.

Mch 12-Qt. baskets. 32 BEETS Homerrowti. dot. buricr.es.

IS-35c: cut. box. aoc. BROCCOLI Calif, pory crates. 36 sO.

BRUSSELS SPROUTS 7- drums. 64 50. CABBAGE Northern. 50-Ib. sacks.

6c-6I 25: Satoy and red. 31.75. CABBAGE SPROUTS Homegrown, bu. boxes. 50C-3L CARROTS Call.

-doz. crates. 84-3. north. aaccs.

81 3-liii corr.egroan. per ook. buncijes. 1S-35C. market drops during the past week left hog price at the lowest levela since last TOPS IN.

VETERANS FLIGHT TRAINING MISSISSIPPI VALLEY SCHOOL OF AERONAUTICS ROBERTSON HANGAR LAMBERT FIELD TE. 5-2S2S June. Sharply lower pork market, increased livestock receipts and larger de 4444444444444444444444t4t Starling Airport, Arnold, liveries of new crop hoes within tre coming weeks contributed to the decline. STARTERS con-oared witn a week ao ouTc.ier nogs were 82-2 50 lower and sows 82 50-3 lower. GENERATORS LABOR $O00 'ARTS PER HOUR NET mm Blarkrork 201 1 All cattle declined esrly la the wees FLY NEW 1948 CESSNAS at UNIVERSAL FLIGHT SCHOOL CoRtimous Earollmtat is Following Courses: Caaiaiartial Pllat Prlvata Pilrt lnttrunt Ratine Flieht iastructar Multi-Eaiae Ratiaf Tro'aiao dpprovd Under G.

i. mil or Rights Lambert Field (Robertsoa Haagors) TE. 5-5000 and the recovery was spotted. Compared ACCESSORIES! ith iast week slaughter steers PILOTS were uneverJv 50c-32 M) lomer. Choice to ST.

LOU VI BUTTER. EGO AND FOCTL-TRY EXCHANGE. Oct. 2. Butter.

e. and poultry market as reported by the 6t touts Deny Market Reporter: FRIDAY'S PRICES EGUS Baae price of receivers to afctp-i pers, cases returned: Extras. S5-5le: standards. 48-50c: current receipts. Iocs land northern.

46-47c: nearby 54-ib. mm W-41c: pullets 30-35c BUTTER Nominal prices delivered St. LouU: S2 score. 6vi-6c; 00 score. 60c: so score.

58c. BCTTEHFAT No. 1 quoted at 55c per In. at country stations: No. 2.

3c 1 CHEESE Jobbioe prices. Wisconsin twins and Cheddars. 40'ac: fiats and singles. 41c: daisies and lonchoma. 44c: process.

S-lb. loaf. 42c. Searby cheese, lc 1 less. LIVE POULTRY PaTlr.s prices of i whnlecul r-elvera to rlce fed steers resisted the dernne: u-p or the week was 841.

Da.d for four toads AIR CHARTER SERVICE Covering United States, Meiico, Canada IMMEDIATE SERVICE DC-3 and TWIN ENGINE CESSNAS IY THE DAY. MONTH OR YEAR MISSOURI AIRWAYS LAMBERT FIELD TE. 5-29S8 of choice to prime fed steers. 5 Supplies for Shop, Operator, Pilot Distributor FIRESTONE TIRES PRODUCTS GENERAL AVIATION SUPPLY, INC. eneeo suroiies ourire tne weeg were moderate.

Shipments of wes'ern fonrgi f. A -U flower Ooio- pony crat faqafre Abort tae SILVAIRE CO-OPERATIVE FLI6HT PLAN AT MERAMEC AIRPORT Tea Mart Ceovaalaatly Latata Airpert far Private Fly.ai lambs, however, were the largest of tr.e CELERY Vico Golden Hearta, season Early the weeg prices werei 50-65c bur.cb: we.rern Pascal. AVUTIO tg. FOUNDATION Of ST. LOUIS 4176 DELMAR PA.

5944 sharply h.goer but turned lower tow axil CELERY CABBAGE Homecromti. ROBERTSON. MO. Lambert Field (Highway 4 mid-meek. COTTON' OFF 45c TO UP lc BRANSON AVIATION SERVICE Phoae TE.

3-0412: NEW YtRK. Oct. 3 APi Price move ments tn eot'on futures were irregular la quiet dealing today. Housea WEISS. southern ccnnectlons December.

March and May contracts, presumably hedging. ENJOY FLYING When seeing the Folks bu. boxes. 75C-31. COLLARDS Homegrown, bu.

boxes. 25-35C CORN Homegrown, bantam, per dot 35-3SC. nortnera bantam. 32-55c doz. CUCUMBERS ar.d aourbers.

3SSO-4 25.. EGO PLANT H'jtnecromn. bu. boxes. ENDIVE Homegrown.

lettuc boxes. 3o-5oc. ESCAROLS Hotsegrowii. lettuce boxes. 3i-3Sc GREEN ONIONS Homegrown and; norUiTi 35-55C per dog.

OARUC C.it. and LL. 2s-35c per lb. GUMBO Uosce-irovn. perks.

SOc-31 50. KOHLRABI Homegrown. eo-tS per dor. bunches. HORSERADISH Bulk: leads.

pr lit. net to aromers. No 1. No. 3.

810. trimmings. 63. KALE Horrearcwn. 35c boa.

LETTUCE Western crates. 34 73-6: homegrown, leaf, bu boxes. 15-4bc: The selling wss absorbed on the scale- WITH down by trade dealers who were covering export sales. A small amount of evening op operations in the nearby October con FOWLS Heavy 31'-32c: le-borns. 2S-29c: fryers and broilers, commercial, load lots, umforni aire, wnitea.

38-36WC: reds. 27S-38c: grays. 27-Mc: Nesrby broilers and frrj. farm-raised: White rocks. Iba.

and under. 38c: colored. 3l- lbs, ard under. 36c: white rocks, over 3't 16 35e: colored, over 3Vi lba 32c; leghorn and leghorn crosses. 3 lbs.

and under. 33c; over 2 lbs 30c: No. 3 springs, lie. ROOSTERS Old cocks and lechora stars. 22e: stscgy young.

30c GEESE 20c DUCKS Young white, 4H tbs. and ever. 27c: unOr 4'i 20c: old dark. lc TCRREYS Old hens. 42c: old toms.

40c: No. 2. 1 2-1 8c young bens. 4c: ycune toms. 43-46c.

mi Mr tract waa reponefl. Futures domed 45 cents a ba.e lower to The Friendly Airport" AIRPORT AIRCRAFT RENTAL PASSENGER RIDES It cents higher than the previous cjoae- i LAMBERT FIELD TE. 5-3974 Lom Open. H.gh. Oct.

31 Ma 31 20 Dec. March 30 6-B Big 31 64 31 27 30 99 30 73 29 72 Boston. 25-40C. LEEK Homegrown. 31 48 31 13 3e9 3e7l 293 27.63 31 64 31 23 30 it 3070 29 69 37.74 5-90c do.

MUSTARD OKZJLN6 Home- May 36) 5 29,8 37.70a July STOP IN. HAVE A DELICIOUS SNACK OR A FULL MEAL See our lovely Costume Jewelry and Jewelry on display. Yon may purchase or admire as yea please. Scltneitkort RESTAURANT AT LAMBERT FIELD OPEN 23 HOURS AND 59 MINUTES 27 74 Oct MMiiltaf soot. 12 lln.

n-NominaL Frefeuleaal Tralalae ib Priaart aa Aevanna Flyiea Gevt. Apprm tor Vcteraa Tralelne One of tba Largest, Most Completely grcm-n. bu boxes. 15-40c. MUSHROOMS Midewest.

Pints. 30-MHc. PARSLEY Homegrown. 20-30C Ctt. PARSNIPS Homegrown, ba! bu Northern.

H-bo baskets. 12. PEAS Homegrown Crowdtr. bu. IJ50-J75: 84 25 a bushel.

PEPPERS Homegrown, bu. boxes, green bell. red beli. 50c: red :r.r-. pecks.

50-: pimicntos. bu. boxes. 75C-IU FLIGHT TRAINING Govf. Approvd Highway 66 Rudder Rd.

Phone FEnton 105 -Kirkwood. Mo. PAPER PRODUCTION I UklNEAD uia. zuc: young, i ids. ana up.

45c: under 3 37c. DRESSED SQUABS 10 and OP per 70c per under 10 lbs per dos- 60c per lb. PIGEONS Per dot- Tie. Inside price range generally shippers weisbts- S4-RAP ISO! vu BIZTAXA Scrap iron, per ton: Cocstry arrlcta-, taraL (26: tndustrtaL (26: cast Iron. 335; Equipped Flying Schools ii NEW YORK.

Oct. 1 rP The ratio of United State paper production to mil! West FLY NOW-PAY LATER Ftyiaej (a act eipeative seder oar aew provea ploa pilots, joii our aims club No stock No bl iavettawats 10 olrcrott arvoiloble SUBSTANTIAL SAVINGS LOCAL OR CROSS COUNTRY FLIGHT CREDIT PUN, INC 14 R. ITH ST. CEitral 2376 capacity throughout tne ration increases to 99 8 per cent In the week ceded Sept KAXJiiKEb Homegrown, ooau reaa. 3S- IroiTi (Tl in tne nrerlons weeg ana wnitea.

20-i'c: Bortnem, reca. cctr.nare-1 with 107.0 In tb i the Middle TRAIN PIPER AERONCA LUSCOMB PORTERFIELO IN STEARMAN STINSON FAIRCHILO CESSNA ROMINE Homegrown, artiace box. C'lT I' 1 stove iron. 139 Meialx Per 100 ids Iirsi U1T hi i it ii rmpi uw 4O-50C. Light brass.

88: heavy yellow do. 88: red Association, reported today. 1 Blormsdaie. rsc-tl 10 RALsnFY Hrr-Z do. 112: heavy eopper wtrs- 314: ltt do.

The report, the ssaoriation pointed out. frfwmJt5 buncoes." ic-4l 35 ROTaI NOV I'VE SEEN1 813: rinc. 3C: lead. 315: lead EaaVsat IWUs W' 'ltT UUl IllVtiiUC 8U 49 llVWIfVU. 111 BAGAA Calif- 50-lb.

sacks. 82. TIMM i Igmisnm II print exclusively. All Trataara Etafpp Wlta Anetatlaean) Over Counter Quotations Pollowlng bid and asked pnees are oetalned from tiis Bstonai Association of Securities Dealers. Inc and other sources, but are unofficial They do not represent actual transactions They are intended aa a raid to the approximate raace w.tfcln which these securities hav been sold or bottght at tb tun of compieuoo.

Ortsla of Bart-FUiM ladicatar MIDWEST FLYERS SCHOOL OF AVIATION LAKESIDE AIRPORT, East St. Lolls, III- Phone TRI-CITY S85W OMAR MIDTETT, MANAGER AND CHIEF PILOT Free Truaspof folios Roses Leenre Broadway A Loco Evenr 30 Minwte Look for Along the Skyways Each Saturday EXCLUSIVELY la the STAR-TIMES any aootattoa lurnlsbed oa raauest. Secnrity Sid Asked Security end Asked Security Bid Asked if it AfrltneWonrf Mm 1- 3 i fnn.fl mil 3 4 lNatr1neCar.tr 8 AmerAntolnxur 3 54 114 UwonoHOtiMso iuo i iiFimin piu a Ind3ancCharC9 174 do com 3 IntOliCotton 24 'a 28 I Sai-tcmPurma 84 Jeff Hot'l com 73 jOldBenComl com 10 EVERYTHING! Strange airplane circled Starling Airport hesitatingly the ether day then landed. "Hey called out the pilot. "Got a match?" "SURE!" said the manager.

"Thanks, so long, sec you again!" An insignificant event in a way but significant in another way. It ust goes to show you that you never catch Starling Airport or Charter Airways napping. Both alertly serve your every demand. STAMXIG AIRPORT Highway 61 A Mara woe River "Drop la" oad visit SQUASH Homegrown, bu. boxes, accrn.

81: pie pampkw. 81-1 13 per box: Hubbard. lb. SWEET POTATOES Southern, bu. crates.

Paerto Rlcajit, No. 1. 82 44-2 85: homegrowav. bu. boxes.

Kancy Halls. 31-150; Nancy Golds. 81.50-1-75; Puerv P.lcans. 81.25-2. TOMATOES Hotcecrosvn.

ba. boxes. 82-3 50: best, 82 75-1-50: poor and small. Michigan, li-et. baskets.

81 00: Calif- lugs. 82 25-3. TURNIPS Hose-grown, dor buncoes. 35-44e: cut. boxes.

75C-81. TURNIP TOPS Homecromm. bn-boxes. 15-tOc WATERCRESS Homegrown. 50c dc.

CRANBrTRRIES Mwf. 25-Ib. box. 84 BANANAS Per ib 11-1V APPLES Mo. and TL, box.

vsrlotts ma. rleles. No. 1. 32-4 75: best Jchnathar.s, Reos.

Goloea Delicious and mVinrtap. i-4 75: other sections, varioms varieties. 31 85-J 75: homegrown, bu bores 5w 2 50: calls and drop. 75e-81. PEACHES Utah.

Ei'Jefas bp baet. 84 30. CANTALOUPES Caf.f jumoo crstes. 8425-3: meats. r.a'S.

8l-li5; Cft-ba and Pet-ian. Caiif- crates. 81 50-4J50 HONEYTEWS sVeatern. crate. 81.7S-1 50 CRAPES Calif- rags, table mrlry.

S3 50-2 75: juice. 82-2 50. bice. 13-t. baskets.

3l.25-l.J5 PEARS Hesre-grown. Kffers. box. 35C-8125. ORAPE-FPUTT Pia- wfc'te meat, boxes.

82 2V-4. PBUWE8 Konhern. hra. bwssets. 8135-2.

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