The Indianapolis Star from Indianapolis, Indiana • Page 27

LIVESTOCK Hogs Cattle Calves Sheep 8,600 1,750 175 50 9,072 2,112 208 130 9,769 3,034 303 67 Yesterday Week ago Year ago HOGS-Barrow and gilt sales were steady to weak, instances 25 cents lower yesterday than Monday's average. Bulk, U.S. No. to 3, mixed grades and weights 190 to 240 pounds sold from $17.75 to $18, with several loads more uniform, under 225 pounds getting $18.25. Around a double deck mostly No.

and 2, 200 to 215 pounds got $18.35, and a 4f head lot near 190 pounds and mostly No. 1 and 2, $18.40. A few No. 2 and 3, under 240 pounds, $17.50 to loads and lots 240 to 270 pounds, $17.25 to some over 270 pounds, $17; 160 to 185 pounds, $16.75 to 120 to 160 pounds, $14 to $16; sows steady; bulk U.S. No.

to 3, mixed grades and weights 300 to 425 pounds, $15.75 to some under 325 pounds to $17; 425 to 600 pounds, $14.75 to some near 425 pounds to $16; few around 650 pounds, boars strong to higher with 750 pounds and Up getting $11.50 to $13; over 750 pounds, few under 250 pounds, $13.25 to good clearance indicated. CATTLE-Slaughter steers and heifers were fully steady with Monday's high time with choice steers and heifers mostly 25 cents to 50 cents higher for the week. Choice steers ranged from $21 to $23; two loads average choice with an end of high choice 1,340 pound steers, $23; load low choice, $21 to good steers, $18.50 to $21, mostly $19 and up; choice heifers, $20.50 to load choice 860 pound heifers, $21; good heifers, $18 to standard steers and heifers, $16 to utility steers and heifers. $14 to $16; few light weight 500 to 500 pound cutter steers and heifers. $12 to $13; cows mostly steady; utility and commercial cows.

$11.50 to $14; few standard $14,50 to $15; canner and cutter, $9 to $12.50: bulls fully steady; utility and commercial. $14 to $17; mostly $15 to $16.50: stockers and feeders slow, steady; some good 775 pound calves feeder steers, steady; $19; good vealers and choice and slaughter vealers, $21.50 to $26: few high choice to prime, $26.50 to $27; standard. $17.50 to good and choice slaughter calves, $15 to $19; utility and standard calves, $13 to $15; few to $16: cull and utility, $10 to $16: few down to $5. SHEEP-Slaughter lambs and sheep were steady: few good and choice wooled old cron lambs sold from $72 to $24; utility to low gond, $16.50 to few utility to good slaughter ewes, $5 to $8. Detailed Quotations SteersChoce, 700 to 900 lbs.

$21.00 22.75 Choice, 900 to 1,100 lbs. 21.00 23.00 Choice, 1,100 to 1,300 lbs. 21.00 23.00 Good, 700 to 900 lbs. 18.75 21.00 Good, 900 to 1,100 lbs. 21.00 Good, 1,100 to 1.300 18.75 21.00 Standard.

all weights 16.50 Utility, all weights 14.50 50 16.75 HeifersChoice, 600 to 800 lbs. $20.50 21.75 Choice, 800 to 1,000 20.50 21.50 Good, 500 to 700 lbs. 18.50 20.50 Good, 700 to 900 lbs. 18.50 20.50 Standard, all weights 16.25 18.50 Utility, all weights 14.00 16.50 CowsStandard, all weights $14.50 15.50 Commercial, all weights 13.00 014.50 Utility, all weights 11.50 13.25 Canner and Cutter, all wahts 9.00 .00 12.75 Bulls (yearlings excluded) Commercial, all weights $16.00 17.00 Utility, all weights 14,50 16.50 Cutter, all weights 12.50 14.50 Calves 1500 lbs. down) Choice $17.50 19.50 Good 15,00 17.50 Standard 14.00 15.00 VealersPrime, all weights $26.50 27.00 Choice, all weights 25.00 26.50 Good, all weights 21.50 25.00 Standard, all weights 17.50 21.50 Sheep and Lambs (Wooled) Choice and Prime $20.00 25.50 Good and Choice 22.00 .00 24.50 Lambs (Shorn) Choice and Prime $23.00 24.00 Good and Choice 21.50 22.50 EwesGood and Choice $6.00 10.00 Cull and Utility 4.00 6.00 LIVESTOCK BY WIRE Chicago (AP)-Butcher hogs were steady to 15 cents higher yesterday in active trading, with instances up as much as 25 cents.

Sows were scarce and mostly 25 cents up. Several lots of No. 1 10 3, 190 to 230-pound weights brought $17.85 to $18.25, the top price. Larger lots of mixed grade 375 to 550-pound sows sold at $15.25 to $16.50. Salable receipts were 7,500 head, about as expected.

Shippers took 1,500 head. Steers were steady to 25 cents higher and moderately active. A few loads and lots of mostly prime steers brought $25.75 to $26.50, the practical top, although a load of high prime steers sold at $27. Heifers were mostly steady to strong. Cows were steady to 25 cents higher, and bulls were weak to 25 cents lower.

Vealers were steady to strong. Salable receipts were in line with expectations at 7,000 Head. The sheep market was steady on all classes. Good to mostly choice wooled lambs weighing 94 to 97 pounds sold at $23.25 to $23.60. Salable receipts were 2,000 head.

Cincinnati (AP) (USDA) Salable hogs, mixed U.S. No. 1-3, 190-235 lb barrows and gilts, $17.75 18; around 75 head No. 1 and 2 200-217 lb, $18.10 18.25; 235-250 lb, $17.50 few lots 180-185 lb, 160 lb, mixed U.S. No.

1-3, 300-450 1b sows, $15 17.75; 450-600 lb, $14.25 boars mostly few under 300 lb, $12; occasional stags, good and choice 110-130 lb feeder pigs, $12 14. Cattle, 700; calves, 350; load mostly low choice around 1,050 lb steers, few head choice 1,171 lb, $21; other lots good 900- 1,100 lb, $19 20.50; standard, $17 18; choice 750-775 lb heifers, $20 20.75; good heifers under 900 mixed standard and good, $18; standard, $15.50 17; utility cows, $12.50 13.50; canners and cutters mostly $10.75 12.50; utility bulls, $15 16.50; average good to choice vealers, $22 28; standard to low good, $17 20; cull to utility Sheep, 100; not enough fresh receipts available early to test trade. Louisville (AP) (USDA)-Hogs, bulk mixed U.S. No. 113, 180-240 lb barrows and gilts, $17.50 18; mostly $17.75 18; 37 head U.S.

No. 1-2, 200-220 lb, 240-270 lb, $17 17.50; a few U.S. No. 1-3 sows under 400 lbs, $15.25 16; mostly $15.25 15.50; sows over 400 lb, Cattle, 800; mixed good and choice, mostly good, lb slaughter steers, $20 20.50; package of 1,305 lb, $20; individual prime 1,000 1b steer, $22; good lb. 20; mixed standard and low good, 18.50; standard $16.50 18; mixed good and choice 750-950 lb steers and heifers, $19.50 20; standard, $17 17.50; few choice 600-750 lb heifers, $19 20; standard and good, $15 17.50; utility and commercial cows, $12.50 14; standard cows, $14.50 15; canner and cutter, utility and commercial bulls, good 600-800 lb feeder steers, $18 Calves, 600; good and choice vealers, $22 26; high choice and few prime, $26 27; utility and standard, $15 22; culls down to $10 and less.

Sheep, 150; nominal; not enough early sales to test market. Local Securities Bid 94 AmSta 23 24 Ayrshire 38 Ayrescom 23 95.4 BeltRR 34.6 61.4 Bbs-Mrrl 13.2 86 96 CindG 13.5 CenSoya 30.6 Circle Th 44.4 97 ColLife 42 ConWat 4 11,4 CumEng 60 DeltaEl 18.4 DunEl 17.6 EquitSee 45 97 FarmFin 134 98 93 Foster-Fb 50 47.4 39 HamMfg 28 HrfJnsA 7,6 10.6 InMh41 91 IndGwt 19.3 IndTel4.8 87 91 96 29.9 88 IndplsWt 17.5 88 101 Ing-Rich 14 InslevMg 27 JeffNat 26.6 LilyB 63 LNL 196 LynchC 9.7 MarmH 13.7 are 8ths. Asked Bid Asked Mallory 48 50.4 Marsh 15 25 Mastic 4.6 5.6 40.6 32 24.2 NaHa 21.4 23.4 20.4 22.4 36.6 NIPSC 37.6 40.4 4.40 41.4 44 88.6 90.6 90 Omar, cm 12 12.3 (Prog)Lu 19 15 Pubcom 38 38.4 33.2 4.32 23 78 80 Resinv 4.6. RichHome 2.4 3.4 80 RossGr 24 25.2 Switz 20 21 64 SIGF4.8 99 SVCom 17.6 18.2 19.4 pf 17.6 13.2 Tekheim 27 29 94 UnTitle 75 51.4 BONDS 43 95 70 AL58'65 95 11.6 70 94 94 55 93 21.2 Ban-Whia 96 3astMor 96 Buhner 96 Egitable 95 30 HosCwn 91.2 IndPL'65 95 18.6 95 91 IndGear 96 105 IndLime 84 88 15 IndpiTr 68.4 29 95 Sprague 92 66 Pop Arts 96 205 TrT-55 '57 67.4 10 TollRd 92 94 16.1 New Technique Used By New York Mart New York (AP) A new technique for buying a large block of stock received its first test on the New York Stock Exchange yesterday. Prior to the opening the ticker carried a -notation that a buyer wanted 200,000 shares of American Foreign Power at $16 a share.

The stock closed Monday at $15.50. In a little more than two hours the order had been filled. ill 31 L1 3, 3- THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR Funeral Announcements 15 Business Services 15 Business Services Shirley Services BORGMAN, Mr. Harry CULLEN, Mrs. Lettie B.

ENGLE Mrs. Achsah GUTGSELL, Mr. Louis HUNTINGTON. Mr. Frank Mr.

John STARR, Mina Kay SURFACE. Mrs. Christina M. SYLVESTER, Mrs. Davie THOMPSON, Mrs.

Ellen L. Services COLVILLE, Mr. John R. ELLIS. Mrs.

Margaret Shepperd LAY, Mr. Edwin E. ROSS. Mrs. Ida May FLANNER, BUCHANAN Mortuaries Death Notices GUTGSELL- Mr.

Louis, age 75 of 1812 Montcalm St. Husband of Mrs. Mae Rose Gutasell, father of Miss Ada Kathleen Gutgsell, brother of Mrs. Clementine Gaf, passed away Monday. Services Thursday, 1:30 p.m.

from SHIRLEY BROS CENTRAL CHAPEL, 946 N. All. St. Calling any time. HUDDLESTON-Rev.

Leroy. 84 of 1806 Ingram husband Mrs. Florence Huddleston, father of Mrs. Lillian McCov, city. Hubert F.

Texas, Mrs. LaVon Neff, stepfather of Mrs. Naomi Hurt. Mrs. Bessie Beaty.

Mrs. Jessie Blackwell. Mrs. J. L.

Aughinbaugh, Mrs. Ann. Rutledge, Mrs. Pauline Morris, Mrs. Marie Themister.

Roy Gish and Mrs. Ruth Stansberry. brother of Orie of also 11 grandhildren, 23 great-grandchildren, passed away Mon. Friends may call at JORDAN FUNERAL HOME, 2428 E. 10th St.

Funeral Thursday, April 4. 10.30 a.m Friends invited. Graveside service and burial West Cemetery, Dublin, Ind. HUNTINGTON-Frank. of R.

R. 5, Box 411, Indianapolis; passed away Tuesday; husband of Nanette Huntington, brother of Mrs. George H. Abbott, Mrs. Walter Johantgen, uncle of George M.

Abbott. Services Friday, 1:30 p.m., from SHIRLEY BROS. IRV. ING HILL CHAPEL, 5377 E. Wash.

Calling after p.m.. Wednesday. papers please JOSEPH-Joseph 4350 College Ave. brother of Saad. Elias, Assaid, Rahal and Saaidia, all of Syria, uncle of Mrs.

Marie Elias, Buffalo, N. Louise, Emeline and Rita Joseph, died Monday. Requiem mass Thursday, 10 a.m.. St. Joan of Arc Church.

Interment St. Joseph Cemetery. Friends may call at the KIRBY MORTUARY, Meridian at 19th Sts. Rosary day. 8 p.m.

KELLY-Michael age 61, husband of Mary: brother of John J. Kelly: stepfather of Mrs. Elsie Appison, Mrs. LaVada Ralston, Catherine and Eugene Collins, passed away Monday. Funeral Thursday, April 4, at 2 p.m..

at the GEORGE W. USHER MORTUARY. 2313 W. Washington St. Friends invited.

Burial Holy Cross Cemetery, Friends may call at mortuary. KELLY-Oden age 74, father of Orval and Howard Kelly, Mrs. A. D. Akers, Mrs.

Ruth Pettit, brother of Clint and Scott Kelly. Mrs. Grace Chenoweth, Mrs. Mae Bronson, passed away Saturday at the St. Services Wednesday, 10:30 a.m..

dence of Mrs. A Akers, 3815 W. Mich. CONKLE FUNERAL HOME. 4925 W.

16th St. Friends invited. Friends may call at funeral home. LAY-Mr. Edwin 5403 E.

81 st husband of Mrs. Erma L. Lay, father of Mrs. Betty Jackson and Robert B. Lay, brother of Mr.

Louis W. Lay. Services Wednesday, 1:30 p.m., FLAN. NER AND BUCHANAN BROAD RIPPLE MORTUARY. Friends invited.

MeDANIELS-Rosa, age 76, mother of Mrs. Leona Simmons, Mrs. Lora Clark, Mrs. Geneva Ellison; sister of Mrs. Daisy Garner, passed away Monday evening at residence, 4180 Moline Drive.

Services Thursday, 1:30 p.m.. CONKLE FUNERAL HOME, 4925 W. 16th St. Friends invited. Friends may call at the funeral home.

MORAN-Mrs. Mary, age 92, mother of P. V. Moran (deceased), Mrs. Deal Monahan, city, sister of Dennis Moran (deceased), passed away Monday.

Friends may call at the FEENEY AND FEENEY IRVINGTON FUNERAL HOME, 5342 E. Washington. Funeral Thursday, 8:30 at the the funeral home, 9 a.m. Little Flower Church. Burial Holy Cross Cemetery.

Member of Catholic order of Forresters No. 400. Altar Society will meet Wed. at 8 p.m. for rosary.

MOORHOUSE-Ruth Mary, 80 yrs. of Lebanon, R.R. 6, passed away Mondav, mother of Miss Ruth Moorhouse Mrs. Mary Vargo, and Mrs. Blanche Voges.

Funeral Thursday, 1:30 p.m (DST) at RUSSELL AND HITCH FUNERAL HOME in Lebanon. Burial Oak Hill Cemetery. RAY Mr. John, age 93, of 259 S. Sherman husband of Nellie Ray; father of Clara Ray Baker, Indianapolis: brother of Jennie Genot of Switzerland, passed away Tuesday.

Funeral notice later. SHIRLEY SERVICE. ROSS-Mrs. Ida Mae, 1407 N. Olney, wife of Thomas E.

Ross, mother of R. J. Tout, and M- Sat. George M. Tout, sister of Mrs.

Rosa Clark, passed away Monday. Services Friday at p.m. FLANNER AND BUCHANAN FALL CREEK MORTUARY. Friends invited. SOUTHERN-Edward 63 311 E.

North beloved husband of Bertha Southern, brother of Carrie Shelby. several nieces and nephews, passed away. Sunday. Funeral Wednesday, 1:00 p.m. at the G.

H. HERRMANN FUNERAL HOME, 1505 E. East St. Friends invited, STARR-Mina Kay, age 2 years, 26 N. Drexel beloved little daugh-1934 ter of Mr.

and Mrs. Keith A. Starr, granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Starr and Mrs.

Kay Barker, greatgranddaughter of Mrs. Dave Lawson. passed away Tuesday. Services Friday, 1:30 p.m. from SHIRLEY BROS.

DREXEL CHAPEL, 4565 E. 10th St. Calling after 7 p.m. Wednesday. SULLIVAN-Francis J.

26 E. 14th husband of Margaret, father of Mrs. Frances Kruger, South Bend, Mrs. Helena Miller, Beech Grove, Joseph Sullivan. City, brother of Edward.

Joseph, Eugene, and Margaret Sullivan, New York, also survived by 6 grandchildren and 5 greatgrandchildren, passed away Monday. Friends may call at the FEENEY FEENEY MERIDIAN FUNERAL HOME, 2339 N. Meridian. Funeral Thursday, 8:45, at funeral home, a.m, SS Peter and Paul Cathedral, Burial Holy Cross Cemetery. SUMMERS- age 65, of 1243 Martin husband of Hazel, father of Benjamin, Engles, Daniel, Virginia and Burel of city.

brother of Mrs. Anna Flarehty, Cisco, Tex. Charles Summers, lawrenceville, and Ben Summers of city, passed awav! Tuesday p.m. Friends may call at the TOLIN HERR MEMORIAL CHAPEL. 1308 Prospect after 6 p.m.

Wednesday. Service Friday, 1:30 p.m. Interment Round HIll. SURFACE Mrs. Christina age 47 of N.

New Jersey: mother of Benny Surface Margaret Ann Strange and Wanda Bixter: sister of Rose Berry and Alberta Fields, passed away Tuesday. Services Fridav. 8:30 from SHIRLEY BROS. IRVING HILL CHAPEL, 5377 E. Wash, and a.m.

at Holy Cross Catholic Church. Calling after 7 p.m. Wednesday. THOMPSON-Mrs. Ellen age 86 of 230 E.

9th mother of Miss Ruth Anne Thompson, Mrs. Edna Brown. Mr. Howard J. Thompson.

ond Det. Sat. Elmer Thompson, sister of Mr. Charles T. Abbott of Se.

bastian, Mrs. Mattie Johnson of Colo. Springs. passed away Mandav a.m. Services Wednesday, 1:30 p.m.

from SHIRLEY BROS. IRVING HILL CHAPEL, 5377 E. Wash. Callina any time. WHITAKER-Minnie age 68.

2625 Manker. wife of Edward mother of Mrs. Bertha M. Herther, Fros. sister of Mrs.

Elsie M. Gor. city. and Edward H. lan.

St. Fio. awav. Mendav p.m. Services Thursdav 0.

the WILSON CHAPEL nE THE CHIMES. Friends invited Friends may call. (Frankfort, Ind. panars please cop.l WILKINS-Martha. Beloved mother of Laura Vance and John W.

Wilkins, also survived by 4 grandchildren and great grandchildren. Passed away Monday. Friends, may call at the ROBERT W. STIRLING FUNERAL HOME, Acton Services Wednesday, 2 p.m at the funeral home. Friends invited.

WRIGHT-Miss Martha Ann, 257 S. Temple, passed away Tuesdav. Survived by 4 nephews and niece. ices Thursday, 4:30 p.m. at the J.

C. WILSON CHAPEL OF THE CHIMES. Friends invited. Friends may call after 4 p.m. Wednesday.

Burial Gallatin. Tenn. FL wall CO. BUILDING REMODELING BUILDING REMODELING REMODELING: ATTICS FINISHED GUTTERING ROOFING JALOUSIE: ROOMS GARAGES ADDED A A SIDING STORM SASH AWNINGS BREEWAY I CONCRETE Complete Home Modernization Kitchen and bath remodeling, rooms added, attics finished, plumbing, heating, roofing, guttering, siding. Free estimates.

All work guaranteed. Fully bonded and insured. 3 To 10 vears to pay. Evenings and Sunday--FL 6-5275 1433 N. CAPITOL AVE.

CALL Martin ME 5-5541 CONSTRUCTION CO. Death Notices YOST-Elia age 86, 1505 Pleasant, mother of W. Whitney and Leonard L. Yost: also survived by four grandchildren and one great-grandchild. passed away Tuesday evening, WILSON SERVICE.

Time later. 2 Card of Thanks ACKER-With sincere appreciation we with to think our good friends, bors, relatives and employees for the helpful acts of kindness, the beautiful tributes of flowers, mass cards and other courtesies extended during illness at the passing of our dear husband. father and brother, JOHN (HANS) ACKER With equal sincerity, we especially wish to thank all the Priests, The Sisters and Pupils of Sacred Heart, Student Body of Marion College, Coworkers of Indpis. Life The cf The Knights of St. George, The Moose Lodge, Eagles Lodge No.

217 The Staff of St. Froncis Hospital and St. Vincent's and all the doctors for their untiring care during illness. The pallbearers, Lauck Funeral Home and all who assisted and for the kind services rendered. -Mts.

Acker and Family CUTTING-With deep appreciation we thank all friends and neighbors for the courtesy, sympathy and lovely floral tributes extended at the passing of our dear mother, ELIZABETH M. CUTTING We especially thank the Prespect Chapter OES, Kev. N. Schultz, Mr. and Mrs.

McCarty and all who assited in any way. -THE FAMILY FREEMAN -We wish to express our sincere appreciation to out relatives, friends and neighbors for the kindness. prayers, sympathy and floral tributes extended at the passing of our beloved father and brother LUTHER LEE FREEMAN We especially wish to thank the Rev. G. N.

Harding, the pallbearers and King and King Funeral Home, all for kind services rendered. -Lillie E. Cole and Family. GREEN- We sincerely thank the many friends, neighbors and relatives for their beautiful floral tributes and kind expressions of sympathy so ciously given at the recent passing of our beloved mother, MARY ALICE GREEN. We especially thank the pallbearers.

the minister, and all others who sisted in any way at the time of our Family of Mary Alice Green. LAMB- We deeply appreciate the courtesy, sympathy and beautiful floral tributes extended by relatives, friends and neighbors at the great loss of our beloved son and brother, CLYDE LAMB. We especially wish to thank Methodist Hospital staff, nurses and doctors, volunteer fire departments and employes of General Motors, Parts Division, for outstanding courtesy and Hampton Funeral Home for kind services. -Mother and Sisters. WEISBACH-Our sincere thanks to the kind friends, neighbors and relatives for expressions of sympathy, spiritual bouquets.

beautiful flowers and other courtesties extended during illnes and at passing of our beloved wife, mother, grandmother and sister, MARY JOSEPHINE WEISBACH We especially wish to thank Fr. De Jean and the Altar Society of St. Malachy Church, the pallbearers and Conkle Funeral Home, all for kind services rendered. I GEORGE WEISBACH AND FAMILY. WILLIS-The family of HOWARD A.

VILLIS, wishes to acknowledge with deep preciation the kindness, sympathy and beautiful floral tributes extended by our relatives, friends and neighbors in our time of bereavement. We especialty wish to thank those who acted as pallbearers, the minister and the Conkle Funeral Home, for their kind services rendered and all who assisted in any and Dick Willis. 3 In Memoriam PERRY-in loving memory of our husband and father CASH ERVIN PERRY who passed away April 1946. What would I give to clasp his hand, His happy face to see, To hear his voice and see his smile, That meant so much to me. -Wife and Children.

WITTE-In loving remembrance of LEO J. WITTE who passed away April 3, 1947. Ten years have passed since that sad dav The one we loved was called away. God took him home, it was His will, But in our hearts he liveth still. -Wife and Daughters.

YOUNG- loving memory of JOHN R. YOUNG who passed away April 3, 1949. Gone but not forgotten, dear John, God bless and keep you. -Wife and Daughter. 4 Funeral Directors CONKLE FUNERAL HOME W.

Michigan ME 7.9622 16th CH 4-8960 Grinsteiner Funeral Home 1601 New York ME 2.5374 FARLEY FUNERAL HOME 1604 Morris ME 8-2388 G. M. HERRMANN 1505 S. East 2.8483 HISEY TITUS 951 N. Delaware ME 4-3828 KIRK FUNERAL HOME Mildred M.

Kirk. Home, WA 3-1603 3023 Northwestern. WA 3-2971 JORDAN FUNERAL HOME PROMPT AMBULANCE SERVICE 24 Hours Daily HELEN JORDAN ME 6-4305 2428 E. 10th ME 6-4304 MOORE KIRK-5 CHAPELS L1 6-1564 FL 7.1159 WA 6-6056 LI 7-5140 CH 4-4774 HARRY W. MOORE PEACE CHAPEL 2050 E.

MICH. ST ME 6-6461 KIRBY MORTUARY Meridian 19th WA 3-3331 ROYSTER ASKIN 2310 Washington ME 7-8633 ROBERT W. STIRLING 420-22 Prospect ME 2-6576 GEORGE W. USHER MORTUARY 2313 Washington ME 2.9352 6 Florists- -Memorials "Say it with flowers" Madison AVENUE 2457 MADISON ST 4:4446 ATKINS FLOWER SHOP Flowers the gift expressive 2049 N. Capitol WA 5-7556 3 CHOICE GRAVE LOTS in Wash.

Pork. Cem. N. Denny LOT, 6 GRAVES, WASH. PARK CEMETERY ST 4-1944 8 Lost and Found male boxer, black face, pug nose, white chest.

Name Spikereward. 6-8619 aft. 4:00 LOST-Lady's ring. 3 large. small 38th-Ill.

Reward. AT diamonds. Vic. 1292, LOST-Man's Elk's ring, yellow gold with ruby and diamonds to very man). Mar.

20th WA 4-2437. LOST-Silver blue mink scarf Friday afternoon vic. 13th-Penn, ME 4-4707 oft. 12 noon. fem.

ME 2.9439. WA 5-6324. LOST -Parakeet. Aqua, gray. Vic.

Cel. 46th. "Chrisie Bird. Rew. AT 3-5492.

FOUND MALE COLLIE ME 6-5215 LOST: Man's billfold, East side. word. 1216 Eugene. WA 6-5013, LOST-Small black and reddish ten female dog. Boy's pet.

Rew. 6-6366. ROOF ME WANT AD CLASSIFICATIONS ANNOUNCEMENTS LOANS Legals 53 Real Estate Loans Death Notices 57 Loans Card of Thanks 58 Financial. Etc. In Memoriams Funeral Directors Lodges Club Notices NO Florists.

-Mausoleums Lots. Menerials EMPLOYMENT Lost and Found 62 Positions Wanted--Men Personals 63 Positions Wanted -Women 90 Business Personals 64 Instruction 10 Cabinet Baths 65 Employment for Men 13 Transportation 66 Salesmen 14 Special Announcements 67 Men and Women 15 Business Services 68 Employment- Women 69 Salesladies ROOMS, RENTALS 70 Employment with Investment Sleeping Rooms 18 Rooms With Board Unfurnished Rooms MERCHANDISE FOR SALE 16 a Child Housekeeping 75 Miscellaneous Articles Care 19 Light Trailers and Trailer Space 76 Sporting Goods. Guns 20 Wanted--Rooms 77 Bicvcles 21 22 78 Boats. Fishing Equipment Moving. Apartments- Storage Unfurnished 79 Clothing.

Jewelry 23 80 Hobbies. Gifts. Toys 25 Houses Unfurnished Houses--Furnished 81 Cameras, Supplies Out-of-City Rent 83 82 Office Auction Sales Equioment. Supolies 26 Suburban. 29 28 Business Business Wanted 84 Household Goods for Rent Places Office Space 85 Pianos.

Musical Instruments 30 Desks and 850 Radio and Television 31 Farms for Rent for Rent 86 Swaps 32 Resorts, Cottages 87 Furniture Buyers 33 Wanted to Rent 88 Building Materials 89 Custom Etc BUSINESS Wanted Machinery to and Buy Tools 92 Flowers, Plants, Shrubs OPPORTUNITIES 93 Fruits and Garden Prod. 94 Poultry Rabbits 35 Business Opportunities 95 Dogs, Other Pets 96 Livestock. Feed, Etc. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 97 99 Fuel Farm Oil Implements. Repairs 37 Houses for Sale 100 Cool, Coke and Wood 38 Houses Sale--North 39 Houses for Sale---East 41 Houses for Sale--West 40 Houses for Sale--South AUTOMOTIVE 42 Suburban.

Out-of-City Sale 104 Aircraft Equipment 43 Doubles. Duplexes Income Property. 105 Used Cars for Sale 45 Business Properties for Sale 106 Trucks. Busses. Trailers or Sale 107 Mobile Lease Lots for Homes 48 Exchange Real Estate 108 Auto Parts.

Repairing 49 Farms. Acreage 111 Motorcycles. Equipment 50 Out-af-State Property 51 Resorts, Cottages for Sale 112 Wanted- -Automobiles 52 Wanted- Real Estate TO OUR READERS It is intended that every classified ad shall present clear statement ot a bona tide otter made in good faith. It you answer any that misstates the fact you are asked to report this to The Star and The News Classitied Advertising Department and The Better Business Bureau. 15 Business Services 15 Business Services BUILDING REMODELING OPERATION Better IMPROVE A Specialist For Every Job BONDED AND INSURED Complete Kitchen and Bath Remodeling Room Additions Wall and Floor Tile Furnaces Siding, Rooting, Guttering Cement Porches All On One Contract 3-10 YEARS TO FHA AND MORTGAGE LOANS AUTHORIZED BANK DEALER ME 2-9513 TOWN COUNTRY HOME IMPROVEMENT CO.

1118 SHELBY IMPROVEMENT Let experts solve your remodeling problems A specialist for every job Guaranteed and Insured Room additions Furnaces and repairs Roofing, siding, gutters Wall and floor tiles Custom kitchens Bath added -remodeled Cement work AND ANYTHING ELSE TO DO WITH YOUR HOME All on one contract 3 TO 10 YEARS TO PAY FHA AND MORTGAGE LOANS AUTHORIZED BANK DEALER ME 2-9462 CL 1-8796 ST 6-402C ROOM 211. FT. SQ BLDG, REMODELING Incorporated Over Century AUTHORIZED BANK AGENT WE DO THE ENTIRE JOB GRAD. REMOD. CONSULTANTS.

SKILLED REMOD. CRAFTSMEN. KITCHENS--BATHS Beautiful custom wood cabinets manufactured in our own shop ROOMS ADDED APARTMENTS ARRANGED DECORATING ROOFING GUTTERING CEMENT WORK Porches Walls Steps Drives Houses Raised Floors Leveled. PLUMBING New and repair Gas and electric water heaters installed INS BONDED EZ TERMS E-Z FREE ESTIMATES INDPLS. REMODELING CO.

REMODELING QUALITY WORK FHATERMS LI7-5444 BEST REMODELING CO. 2965 N. SHERMAN Mural Stone On Your Home your home that modern look. Applied over any type structure Remodeling of all kinds. ALSO NEW HOMES BUILT 3.Yr.

FHA, 5-Yr. Plan Frost Bros. Construction Co. FL 6-3688 FREE EST. CH 4.2112 E.

L. Johnson Engineering Co. Designers and Builders NEW-REPAIRS-REMODELING FL 6-8695 5418 JULIAN AVE. REMODELING Rooms built, attics finished, roofing, siding gutters, furnaces. plumbing, garages Free estimates.

ST 6-3224. SPIVEY CONSTRUCTION 361 TROY AVE HOUSECRAFT Remodeling expertly done. Call for free estimates and planning service. Easy terms or Dav night. 6.1909 REMODELING -ALL KINDS help you plan.

CONSTRUCTION CO. work, Let 6-1464 L1 6-0465 REMODELING LOWEST PRICES IN CITY terms. Dav nite ME 1.8180 REMODELING OF ALL KINDS Garages, breezeways and cement work American Construction 16th and Northwestern. Bonded. WA 5-9647.

Evenings. CL 1.4398. CABINET WORK CABINET REPAIR or new tops installed. Day, ME -4406. Nite.

ME 1-9806. CARPENTRY CARPENTRY work, all kinds. General repairs and remodeling. Fully ins. Guaranteed.

Call eves. ME 6-9427 REMODELING: any iob, large or small. Be right, call Wright. CH 1-7643. PAGE 27 APRIL 3, Steels, Oils Metals Pace Stock Rise New York (AP)-Steels, oils and metals paced a rise in the stock market yesterday as volume expanded to the top level in nearly seven weeks.

The market started out a little higher, suffered a slight set-back during the second hour and then recovered to climb upward slowly to the close. Volume totaled 2,300,000 shares, which made it the most active day since Feb. 13, when 2,380,000 shares changed hands. Monday's volume totaled 1,620,000. Yesterday's volume included 200,000 of American Foreign bought on a spares.

"specia. bid" basis. Even without this transaction volume would have topped any day since Feb. 14. A rising market accompanied by expanded trading proved highly satisfactory to market technicians, who, view this sort of action as optimistic for future price trends.

They were further cheered by the fact final prices were at or only slightly under the highs. Oil shares took an early lead on the upside, responding to news the United States had lifted its five month ban on travel to Egypt, Israel, Syria and Jordan. This was interpreted as indicating easing i in the Middle East tension and created demand for such international oils as Royal Dutch and Gulf. Royal Dutch ended higher at while Gulf was up at But the big gain in oils was scored by high priced Superior Oil of California, which tacked 10 points onto its 30 point gain of Monday. Lukens Steel again rolled into new high ground for the year, giving inspiration to the rest of the steel list.

It ended at 70, up U.S. Steel was ahead at and Bethlehem at A boost in the price which custom smelters charge for copper provided a satisfying background for advances in metals. Kennecott jumped to Magma rose 2 to 82 and Anaconda was up at Chrysler scored the widest gains in motors, up at while Ford and General Motors gained fractions. American Cyanamid and Union Carbide led the upturn in chemicals. Gains in the rails were smaller than in industrials.

Chesapeake and Ohio and Southern Railway advanced but Southern Pacific eased. The utilities lagged, Consolidated Natural Gas losing at Most active stock was American Foreign Power, in which 203,100 shares changed hands. This included 200,000 shares bought by Electric Bond Share, which paid 16 for the block compared with Monday's close of Final price yesterday was 16. There were exceptions to the general advance. PennTexas, sixth most actively traded issue, hit a new 1957 low at 10 and closed at off Investing Companies Quotations furnished ciation of Securities states they do not tual transactions or but should indicate and unless otherwise quated by the sponsors Bid Asked Aberdeen 1.58 1.74 Affiliated 5.80 6.28 AmB Shrs 3.80 4.05 Mufd 8.23 8.99 AssfdTr 1.50 1.65 AtDv Mu 15.92 17.36 Axe HghA 5.55 6.03 7.95 8.64 StkFd 3.62 3.96 10.04 10.91 BlueRMu 11.28 12.26 IdinTrAm 20.94 22.52 Bostfd 15.50 16.76 Broadst 21.43 23.17 Bullfd 12.61 13.83 Califfd 6.93 7.57 Canada 13.20 14.27 Canadian 19.72 21.33 CdnintGr 7.64 8.35 Cap Vere 5.58 6.11 CenShrTr 22.47 24.29 ChemFd 15.84 17.13 ColonialF 9.87 10.71 Cmwinv 8.92 9.70 StkFd 12.44 13.52 16.94 18.42 Fund 15.24 16.56 ConcordF 13.67 14.78 CnsinvTr 16.75 18.25 CrWin-DI 6.63 7.25 deVghin 14.35 14.49 Mufd 68.00 71.50 Delafd 10.61 11.66 DivrsGrth 12.79 14.02 Invfd 8.82 9.67 DivesitrE 15.71 17.80 DividShrs 2.65 2.91 DreyfusFd 8.85 9.62 21.63 23.13 Stk 20.44 21.85 Electrinv 4.90 5.36 Energy 161.60 162.79 7.07 EquityFd 6.82 Fidelity 13.92 15.05 FidMut 15.58 16.84 F.I.

F. 3.83 4.19 FrkCCSer 9.97 10.92 PfSer 6.67 7.31 Fundinv 15.78 17.29 Gasind 13.98 15.28 GenCap 12.06 7.09 13.04 7.71 GeninvT: Gro SecAu 8.92 9.77 Aviat 10.50 11.50 Bide. 6.08 6.67 CapGr 8.52 9.34 Chem 11.72 12.83 CnSt 11.26 12.33 Electr 6.91 7.58 Food 5.73 6.29 FullyA 8.66 9.49 GnBd 8.00 8.77 1Mch 14.58 15.96 Inst8d 8.55 8.91 March 10.18 11.15 Ming 8.85 9.70 11.70 17 91 Patrol 2.58 2.85 RREa 6.08 6.67 RRSt 9.53 10.44 Steel 17.48 19.13 Tob 4.09 4.50 Util 8.82 9.67 GuarMu 16.62 17.13 HamiltnH 4.17 4,56 23.39 23.39 HamiltnNd 4.13 InceFdFd 2.46 2.69 Bast 9.80 10.71 Instit8kF 10.23 11.19 FdFd 10.46 GrthF 10.83 11.85| Incefd 6.92 7.57 Insur 12.65 13.83 Intl Resres 4.61 5.04 N.Y. BONDS are 8ths. UNITED STATES TREASURY NOTES.

Per Month Cent Year Bid Asked Yield May 1957 99.26 99.28 2.71 August 1957 99.27 99.29 3.03 August 1957 99.17 99.19 3.11 October 1957 99.8 99.12 2.79 April 1958 98.16 98.24 2.79 June 1958 99.11 99.13 3.38 October 1958 97.16 97.24 3.05 February 1959 97.9 97.11 3.35 April 1959 96.16 96.24 3.20 October 1959 95.24 96 3.18 April 1959 94.24 95 3.26 May 1960 100.2 100.4 3.46 October 960 93.24 94 3.33 April 1961 92.24 93 3.38 October 1961 91.24 92 3.43 April 1962 91 91.0 3.42 Bid and asked prices quoted in dollars and thirty seconds. Subject to federal taxes but not to state income taxes. Approximate yield to maturiy. Aldens AllegLud Alcoa Am AmTob3s62 Armour Beth Stl BrunBalke CanPac CenRRNJ CITFin4s 4560 3 CitiesSve ColumGas CombEng ConEdis ContBak Daystrom DetEdis DouglasAir DowChm EastSSti GenAmTrn GenDynam GenElec GenMotA: 3569 CORPORATION Cla-a Cha 89.2+ .2 122.6+1.6 105 .5 79.44 106.1+ 97.6- 95.4- 89.6 83.6- 96.3+ 75.6- 77 80.3+ 133.6+2.4 97.3+ 55.24 58.2+ 66.6+ .6 102.6 101.6 95.5- 90.6+ 100.1+ 128.6+ 105.6- 109.6- 103.1- 107.34 116.64 101.4+ .2 125.3- 137.7+1.3 111. 120.2+1.4 98.2+ 100 100.4 95.6+ 96.4- .1 91.4- BONDS Close Cha GenMotCo 95 GenTelCp 102.4 104.6+ HousehFin 104.6- Lockheed 101.6+ Macy 5s 101.7- 86.44 MpisMol6s 82.2- MoPac5s 55.7÷ 62.4+ 59 75.4 59.4- NatCashRg 119.64 NatTea 92.4+ 101.6- NYCen5s 78.2 NYNHH 49.6+ 58 NiaMPw 109.24 .2 NorPac 91.2 103.6- Phillips? 101.64 110.5+ .5 102 94.74 SALSF5s 67 ScottPap3s 97.3- Sinclair 111.5- SoNatGas 135.4 5 98 SoPacOr 97.6 123.6+3 ThirdAv 41.7- .1 Vanodium 107.7+ .7 WestMd 103.1 Legal Notices ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS The State Teachers College Board will receive sealed bids for Kitchen and Dining Room Alterations, Frank Elliott Ball Residence Hall, Ball State Teachers College, Muncie, Indiana, until 9:30 A.M.

Central Standard Tine (10:30 A.M. Eastern Standard Time) on the 23rd day of April, 1957, at the office of the President, Ball State Teachers College, Muncie, Indiana, at which time and place all bids will be publicly opened and read aloud. Bids received after such time will be returned unopened. Bids may be withdrawn prior to such time, but no bids will be withdrawn for a period of thirty days thereafter, Bids shall be for 1) Complete struction (including general tion, plumbing, heating and ventilating, and electric wiring), and 2) Kitchen Equipment. Bids shall be properly executed, addressed to the State Teachers Col.

lege Board, submitted on Form 96, accompanied by executed Form 96A, (as prescribed by the State Board of Accounts) and a non-collusion affidavit together with the other documents required by the Instructions to Bidders. Each bidder shall also submit a certified or cashier's check payable to The State Teachers College Board or an acceptable bidder's bond in an amount not less than 5 per cent of the bid. Successful bidders will be required to execute a performance bond with acceptable surety thereon in an amount equal 10 the total contract price. Wage rates shall be not less than the prevailing wage rates as determined pursuant to Chapter 319 of the 1935 Acts of the General Assembly of Indiana. The Instructions to Bidders contoined in the specifications are by this reference made a part hereof, and all bidders shall be deemed advised of the provisions thereof and of the general conditions of the contract, specifications, plans and ings for the project.

Copies of all of such documents are on file in the offices of: Ball State Teachers College Muncie, Indiana State Board of Accounts Indianppolis, Indiana Copies of the documents may be obtained from Walter Scholer and Associates, Architects, 1114 State Street, Lafayette, Indiana, by depositing a check for $25.00 for each set of documents. The amount of the deposit for one set of documents will be refunded each bidder who returns a set of documents in good condition within ten days after the opening of the bids. The State Teachers College Board reserves the right to waive any informalities in bidding and to reject any and all bids. STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE BOARD By John R. Emens, President Ball State Teachers College LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Public Service Commission of Indiana Docket No.

27083 APPLICATION OF THE NEW YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY FOR PERMISSION TO DISCONTINUE OPERATION OF PASSENGER TRAINS 11 AND 12 IN OPPOSITE DIRECTIONS -BETWEEN INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA AND PEKIN, ILLINOIS. Notice is hereby given that the Public Service Commission of Indiana will conduct public hearing in this cause in Rooms of Commission, 401 State House, Indianapolis, 9:00 a.m. (CST), Tuesday, May 7, 1957. Public participation is requested. PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION OF INDIANA By PAUL M.

TINGLE, Secretary Ind. April 1957. Death Notices -Harry, of 60 S. Dearborn, entered into rest Monday, age 57, Father of Mrs. Mary Helen Keutzer, brother of Mrs.

Anna Bartlett; brotherin-law of Mrs. Minnie M. Allgood. Also survived by one grandchild. Services Friday, 10 a.m., HARRY W.

MOORE PEACE CHAPEL, 2050 E. Mich. St. Friends welcome. BEST Harry age 67 years, 1301 N.

Warman husband of Edith Best: father of Mrs. Merritt Bender of Lansdale, and Jack W. Best of Richmond, brother of Edward Best of California and Mrs. Fay Shanks of Indianapolis: six grandchildren, passed away Tuesday. natal GRIPISTEINER FUNERAL HOME.

1601 E. New York Thursday, 2 p.m. Burial Crown Hill Cemetery, Friends may call after 5 p.m, dav. BORGMAN-Mr. Harry.

66 N. Belleview age 64 years, father of Mrs. Mariorie Clark, brother of Mrs. William Bruce, Mrs Arthur Bramkamp, and Charles Borgman, passed away Sunday. Service Wednesday 1:30 p.m.

from SHIRLEY RROS. DREXEL CHAPEL, 4565 E. 10th St. Calling any time. BOWMAN-Tony Jack, 70 years, 11 Wisconsin beloved brother of Mrs.

Elsie Bowen, Mrs. Edward Herman, Joe Cyrus and LeRoy Bowman, nieces and nephews, passed away Tuesdoy. Funeral Friday, 10:30 a.m. at the G. H.

HERRMANN FUNERAL HOME, 1505 S. East St. Friends may call after 6 p.m. Wednesday. BRAGDON-Howard age 61.

father of Mrs Edna Hines, Mrs. Alice Raf. ferty, Howard Donald, Bob, Diana, Beverly, Charlene and Lois Bragdon, grandfather of 6, brother of Ennis, Floyd, Wilbur, Lester and Claude Bragdon, and Mrs. Ruth Parris, passed away Monday. Funeral service at the McCORD FUNERAL HOME in Oaklandon Thursday, 2 p.m.

Burial Wesley Chapel. Friends may call at the funeral home. COLVILLE-Mr. John 3434 E. Kessler husband of Mrs.

Marie B. Colville, father of Miss Nancy Marie Colville and Miss Priscilla Col. ville, son of Mr. and Mrs. J.

R. Colville. brother of Miss Virginia Colville, passed away Tuesday. Serv. ices Thursday, 10:30 0.m..

FLANNER BUCHANAN BROAD RIPPLE MORTUARY. Friends may call after 4 p.m., Wednesday. CULLEN-Mrs. Lettie of 136 E. New York passed away Monday.

Mother of Charles B. Cullen, Represa, cousin of Addie Ward, Cincinnati, O. Services Thursday, 3 p.m., from SHIRLEY BROS. CENTRAL CHAP. EL, 946 N.

Illinois. Calling any time. ELLIS-Mrs. Margaret Shepperd, 3461 N. Kenwood, mother of Charles H.

Ellis, sister of Mrs. A. E. Wheeler, passed away Monday. Services Thursday, p.m..

FLANNER BUCHANAN FALL CREEK MORTUARY. Friends invited ELYEA-Colvin age 35. of 1313 Phillips husband of Betty Keran Elyea, father of Lawrence L. and Thomas son of Mrs. Daisy Ryner, brother of Mrs.

Barbara Williams, grandson of Sherman Resier of Kokemo, passed away Monday p.m. Services Thursday, p.m., J. C. WILSON CHAPEL OF THE CHIMES. Friends invited.

Friends may call. ENGLE-Achsah age 79 vears, 4317 East Washington mother of Mrs. Pauline Bade, Mrs. Kathryn Bohn. ter of Mrs.

Josie Lowdermilk, three grandchildren, two great-grandchildren, passed away Tuesday. Service Friday, 10:30 a.m. from SHIRLEY BROS. IRVING HILL CHAPEL, 5377 East Washing. ton St.

Calling after 7 p.m. doy. aVIS Ro SMEN 8 Lost and Found LOST -Male and female toy collies. Fem, br. white.

ans. to Brownie. Male, white with blk. patch over left eve, Ans. to Patch.

ME 5- 7043. Reward. LOST. Black Welsh terrier. Answers 10 Sammy.

In wic. Kerchebal and Pendleton Pike, Rew. LI 7-3609. LOST: Beagle, bik. and tan.

Green collor. Vic. of Irv. FL 9-0182. LOST-Brown leather coin purse.

Return rosary and Speedway badges. Keep money. Reward. L1 7.4873. LOST hound, female.

Vic. 30thWinthrop. Rew. "Lady. Child's pet.

WA 5-2824 9 Personals Confidential Services To girls needing help in planning for themselves and their babies. Call ME 4-6481 Mon. thru 8:30 a.m. fro 4:30 p.m. or write Children's Bureau, 615 N.

Alabama. WILL not De responsible for any debts contracted by anyone other than myself on or after March 27, 1957, Anthony Minardo, 640 New York Indianapolis, Ind. LICENSED MATERNITY HOME Can otter protective care and plan ning to unwed girls and their babies For information call WA 3-8019 9-A Business Personals Payment Troubles? MAIL COUPON Name Address Telephone The Budget Plan 6TH FLOOR, LEMCKE BLDG. PENN. -MARKET ME 8-5528 Members American Association of Credit Counselors, Associated Budget Counselors of Indiana SR 22 FILINGS REVOKED ACCIDENT AUTO BONDS LICENSE PAYMENT RELIABLE AGENCY, INSURANCE INC.

1122 E. WASH ME 87511 Revoked FILINGS 15 SAME LOCATION Licenses PAYMENT PLAN! GEORGE SCHNIEDERS INSURANCE 9 AGCY. CONVENIENT TO OPEN STATE HOUSE 4-6917 TO 533N PENNSYLVANIA ME LEARN TO DRIVE FIRST LESSON FREE Marion Co. Driving School CALL FL 7.2950 8' A.M. to 10 P.M.

HOOK'S saccharin tablets, grain, packa, of 1000 for at of Hook's CONVENIENTLY LOCATED DRUGSTORES. LEARN TO DRIVE SAFTEY DRIVING SCHOOL 911 N. PENN ME 4-7114 FUR RESTYLING Indiana Fur 114 E. Wash. Fur Restyling Cope or stole.

All work guaranteed. Walter's Furs, 8 E. Market, 2d Floor, ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS may be reached at 414 Peoples Bank Indianapolis, or call ME 4-1708. ORDER YOUR SPRING CLEANING SUPPLIES NOW, CALL YOUR FULLER BRUSH MAN, ME 5.1583 Fruit Punch for Weddings Parties. Bosma Dairy.

ST 4-6721. Unclaimed Watches $7.50 up Irwin Jewelers, 933 Division. ARE YOU LOSING YOUR HAIR? Why not see me? Write Box 489, star and News SEWING AND alterations. Children's dresses a specialty. FL 7.7280.

10 Cabinet Baths LOUISE'S REDUCING SALON Noon to 9 p.m. Men. women. 40 E. 9th.

Plaza Court, Base. 58. JUANITA'S-536 Mass. ME 7-3246. Mon.

thru Sat 11 to midnite, 1-9. DELL'S VAPOR BATHS, 1339 N. a.m. to 9 p.m.: Sat. 10 to 8.

NELLE'S BATH SALON 40 W. Ohio Room 201 ME 5-2015 13 Transportation RENT A NEW CAR OR TRUCK AVIS RENT A CAR 25 Kentucky Ave. ME ME 5-6444 14 Special Notices SINGER CONSOLE sew. mach. for balonce of payments, ME 4-1473.

15 Business Services ACCOUNTING GROSS and Federal income tax forms completed and collected bv expertenced men. 2607 Washington St. 3101 E. 10th St. W.

S. HENDRICKSON INSURANCE Insurance of all kinds paid on the monthly plan with no extra charge. Also money orders. FEDERAL TAX SERVICE Reasonable. Day or Night 318 E.

NORTH. APT. 18. ME 4-1078 TAX SERVICE 319 ESSEX HOUSE, ME 4-4020 11TH COLLEGE, ME 7.9353 Tax Returns, $1 up. LI 6-7735 TAX RETURNS prepared.

Pick up livery, 7-2324, ME 2-5754 TAX RETURNS PREPARED We come 6-7107 AIR. CONDITIONING FREE ESTIMATES on new and demonstrator air-conditioners, PEERLESS CORP. ME 6-3431 ASPHALT CALL JOHN WEST for asphalt. driveways, and parking lots. CH 4.7569 BASEMENT BASEMENT Dug and finished under houses, Houses raised.

Floors leveled. All work quot. Ins. workmen. 7-6900 E-Z Terms WA 5-9005 WET BASEMENTS? We guarantee to make your bsmt.

dry. TRIANGLE WATERPROOFING FL 9.4490 Free est, Terms. FL 9.4490. CEMENT WALKS. steps, porches, waterproofing.

ME 7.6411 oft. BLOCK WORK BLOCK AND CEMENT Work. 1st Class. Immed. service Bonded.

WA 4-1521 BRICK WORK BRICK. BLOCK, stone, fireplaces, bldgs. report work Cement flues repoired. rebuilt Immediate service 6-5753. BUILDING REMODELING WINDOW CORDS.

roofing, guttering, paper hanging, cleaning. carpentry, painting. Reasonable ME 7-3964, Bahney. JACK SHAW HIS WORK AND WORD APE Building-Remodeling FL 7-1985 Home Remodeling--Terms Good job, ins. J.

C. Lewis, ME 1-1719 BLDG. REMODELING, Plumbing, Co- ment and Plastering. LI 6-1020. CALL ME last-Get best price and save your money CH 4-7976 L1 6-1006.

Want- Ad Service, ME CARPENTRY REMODELING, room additions, rages, car ports, cement work, root1n0. Overhead doors, steel or wood Hdwd. floors. Painting ME 6-2949 CARPENTRY; home repoirs, individually supervised. Work excel, rets.

G. Johnson. Builder. LI 7-5204 1-1328. CARPENTRY-New, repair, sm.

lobs spec. attent. Hr. or contr. A.

F. vet. Free est. ME 1.4506. GEN'L.

Carpentering and cement work. FL 9-8181-WA 4-3635. CARPENTRY and plastering. Free Prompt service. WA 4-0379.

WINDOW CORD, gutter repairs, point, roofing. Allen, ME 6-2653 aft. 6 p.m. HANDICAPPED carpenter. Build, repair, remodel.

Reas, ME 8.4859. CEMENT WORK CEMENT WALKS- DRIVESShoring Up-Underpinning Walls Established over century -Z FREE TERMS ME64424 ESTIMATES INDPLS. REMODELING CO. CEMENT WORK ALL TYPES No dn pymt. 36 Mos.

pay. Black Home Imp. ME 2-9586, nights FL 6-6731. CEMENT WORK. Any kind.

Work guar. Reference. 8-1996. ALL TYPES cement work. driveways.

patios, porches. FL 6-5008. CEMENT driveways, patios, floors Bonded. Guar. Est.

ST 6 9754. CONTRACTING DRIVEWAYS A SPECIALTY Crushed stone, $2.75 ton, drives ex: covated or graded. Fill dirt. Free est. LI 7-5868, LI 7-0843.

DUMP TRUCKS, light bulldozing. high Lift service, top dirt, fill dirt. pit grovel, washed sand. gravel, stone, cinders. 4841 W.

Morris, CH 4-5579. Top Soil or Fill Merlin Elmore Trucking CL 5-2224 HOME BUILDING. Let us help you with your planning. financing, and building. Longist Realty FL 6- 0035.

FL 7-6467. CINDERS, cr. stone, driveways, park, lots excavated, top soil, fill dirt, pit gravel, yard grading. ST 4-7022. YARD GRADING.

driveways cut, top soil, fill dirt. sand. gravel. crushed stone. ME 7.8755.

Dirt, gravel, stone. FL 7-7883 GRADING, excavating, sand, gravel, stone. CH 1-2487, FILL DIRT Top soil, crushed stone. cinders. ST 6-4366.

TOP SOIL, fill dirt, crushed stone, dump truck. FL 6-7185. ST 4-0154. GRADING, TOP SOIL, WHITE STONE ST 6-9817. TOP SOIL, ALSO MANURE Rotted, doesn't smell.

CH 1-2424 GRADING, back-filling, plowing. retotiller. Dump FL 6-4101. TOP SOIL, fill dirt, grovel, stone, vard grading. FL 6-4325.

RICH TOP SOIL ME 7-7445 PROMPT DELIVERY WHITE STONE, TOP SOIL, FILL DIRT. SAND, GRAVEL. CL 1-5011. DIRT, TOP, FILL, GRAVEL 6-6595 TOP SOIL, $9 load. White crushed stone, $3 ton.

WA 4.1594. RICH TOP SOIL, FILL DIRT, crushed stone. Gravel. Reasonable ST 4-6822. CONCRETE WORK, driveways a also elect carpt Vollmer, 6-4832.

DITCH DIGGING FOOTINGS Finger systems. City water 7-9369 or FL 6-4289. DRY WALL DRY WALL specialist. New or old walls. ME 8-4859.

ELECTRICAL SERVICE RADIO, appli. and wiring. Call time ME 6-1737. LICENSED electrician: ell types wiring. ME 6-2973.

ALL TYPES ELECTRICAL WORK DONE REASONABLE ME 2.4182. WIRING and service of all kinds. New of repolt. Freiie Electric. CH 4-5812.

ELECTRICIAN-Lic. and bonded. Gen. wiring and repair. ST 6.4039.

FENCING SQUARE RED CEDAR POSTS, 59c EA. 100 Lawn fence $14.75 per HOOSIER FENCE CO WA 6-2434 FLOOR REFINISHING FLOOR SANDING, finishing, old floors made like new. One-dav service, Win. G. Ingley, 3411 Broadway, WA 6-7424 SOLVED, dustless floor refin.

Ref. Free est AT 3-2203. Look like new. Floors Sanded, Refinished Like New $17.50 Rrm. Morgan.

ME 7-3068 by National AssoDealers, Inc. which necessarily reflect acfirm bids or offers approximate prices, indicated, are as or issuers. Bid Asked InvCoAm 9.02 9.85 TrBos 10.13 11.07 JefferCusF 5.62 6.16 20.77 20.77 KeyCB1 24.70 25.78 B2 23.76 25.92 83 17.32 18.90 B4 10.13 11.05 K1 8.59 9.38 K2 12.09 13.19 S1 15.32 16.71 $2 11.38 12.43 53 13.38 14.61 54 9.60 10.48 FdiCn 11.86 12.83 KnickFd 6.07 6.65 LexTrFd 11.43 12.49 Lex Ventfd 9.31 10.18 Lifelninv 13.75 14.75 42.25 42.25 MangFAu 5.06 5.57 Electr 2.43 2.68 Gnind 3.83 4.22 Metal 3.49 3.85 Paper 3.85 4.24 Petrol 3.26 3.59 Special 2,81 3.10 Trans 3.02 3.33 ManBdFd 7.15 7.84 MassinTr 11.06 11.96 Groth 10.37 11.21 LifeFd 18.91 20.44 Mulnvfd 9.40 10.31 Shrs 14.46 14.46 Trust 3.30 3.59 Sec 18.52 20.04 Natlinv 9.77 10.56 10.36 11.32 Bond 6.42 7.02 Div 4.55 4.97 PrefStk 8.79 9.06 Ince 5.97 6.52 Stock 8.55 9.34 Groth 6.42 7.02 NewEng 20.17 21.81 NYCap 32.75 34.75 NCEShrs 9.58 10.47 PeoplesS 12.82 14.05 PhilaFd 17.37 18.95 PineSt 21.67 21.89 Pioneer 14.38 15.63 30.70 31.02 Puritanfd 6.50 7.03 12.30 13.37 12.47 ScuFdCn 46.62 48.87 35.04 35.04 CmSt 23.08 23.08 She 8.53 9.23 ShareTr 11.12 12.02 Smith. Ed 13.72 15.04 Sawinv 11.94 13.05 Sovinv 12.18 13.33 State St 37.87 40,37 28.91 28.91 SterlinvF 11.06 11.70 TelElect 11.69 12.74 22.00 24.00 Texasfd 8.25 9.02 11.03-11.99 Catfd 7.98 8.72 InceFd 9.80 10.65 Scifd 10.71 11.70 FdCn 16.46 17.89 ValueLine 5.92 6.47 InceFd 5.58 6.10 Split 2.76 3.02 VStrum 10.69 11.65 WallStin 6.97 7.62 WashMul 8.64 9.44 Weingtn 12.86 14.02 WhiteFd 11.56 12,50 Wisefd 5.11 5.52 asset value. INVM I- RESULTS.

3 FURNACE REPAIRING FURNACE REPAIRING Free estimates. New and used fur. noces and burners installer Cleaninit Easy terms. Bonded, Ins. WA 3-3808 FURNACE repair, cleaning; 24-hr.

serv. Rooting, guttering. CU 3-0793 GUTTERING GUTTERS-Roofing. Oil or gas furnaces. WA 5-7020 Bea Bea 2425 E.

29th GUTTERS. ROOFING. Oil of gas fur. races. 004 Prospect.

ME 41 60. GUTTERING, PER FOOT LEAKS STOPPED ME 2.1932 GUTTERING, 40 per foot. Roofing new. work aver, CL 3-0793 MAULING JAY'S Movers. ME 8-7033 Covered Vans.

White Low Rates. TRASH -HAULING Capital City Scavenger ME 5-0140 MOVING. REAS. RATES, INSURED Furniture. pionos.

and deep freezer. Will 7.5842. buy odd pieces. ME WHITE MAN wants general hauling, moving, vard cleanup. FL 6-7087 FILL DIRT delivered north or east, reas6 4474.

LIGHT hauling and moving: eves. LIGHT hauling, any type, 8 a.m.-1 p.m -4 p.m.-9 p.m. ME 1-6996 HAULING-Any time, day or nights; all Sat and Sun ME 7.9673 dav HAULING, any thing. any time. Free estimates.

WA 3-8417. HAULING trash. etc. Wrecking. Try me once.

White ME 8-8451 HAULING 24-Hr. service. Trash furn. Odd Jobs White ME 2-0631. HAULING, cleaning, basements.

rages, yards. ME 6-4626. MOVING ANYWHERE, CALL V. E. BENNETT, WA 4-3231 GENERAL HAULING day or night.

Reg. pickup WA 3-7315. MOVING, HAULING, ODD JOBS WA 6-0412 $3 UP WA 3-5813 GENERAL HAULING, MOVING. YARD CLEAN UP WA 5-7654..