Tucson Daily Citizen from Tucson, Arizona • Page 18

Livestock CHICAGO, July 30. a moderate of hogs accumulated over the week end but there were enough to satisfy initial buying needs and values ranged from steady to -more than 25 cents lower. Cattle were steady to 25 cents higher and all sheep were steady. Butcher weights of hogs generally took $21.00 to S23.75. one load going to the extreme top of S23.S5.

Sows were worth $16.50 to 520.50 mainly, a few getting up to $20.75. Clearance was good on the run of 10,000 hogs, more than 1.000 fewer than a week ago. Good to prime steers mostly made $32.50 to 538.50 with a few 'prime loads getting up to S38.65 and S38.75. Good to prime heifers and mixed yearlings -were $32.00 to S37.00. a load of prime fed heifers took S38.00.

Commercial cows and good bulls topped at $30.50, whUe vealcrs ranged downward from S37.00. (USD A)--Salable hogs 10.000; slow; opened steady to weak but later trade and close wealc to mostly 25 cents lower on both butchers and sows; few closing sales lightweight butchers more than 25 cents off: top 23.80 for one load choice 210 most choice 180-230 Ib. 23.25-23.75; 2M-260 Ib. 22.75-23.25; few 270-300 Ib. 21.00-22.50; heavier weights scarce; sows under 400 Ib.

13.25-2050; few under 300 Ib. 20.75; most 400-500 Ib. sows 17.25-18,50: 500-600 Ib. 16.5017.50; good clearance. Salable cattle salable calves 700; steers and heifers active; kinds grading good and better strong with'last week's high close: utility and commercial grades scarce, steady; cows scarce; cows and bulls steady to 25 cents higher; vealers steady; bulk high-choice and prime steers New Yorli Stock Prices Stocks--Higher; high priced stocks featured.

Bonds--Steady; some corporates advance. Cotton--Mixed; trade covering and hedging. Wheat--Firm; commission house buying. crop growing weather. Oats--Steady; light selling pressure.

Hogs--Steady to 25 cents lower; top $23.85. Cattle--Steady to 25 cents higher; top $38.75. DOW JOITES AVERAGE RAXGE 26.75-38.50; few bulk good and scattered loads loads choice prime steers 32.50-36.50: Open High 30 Industrials 295.80 26221 20 Railroads 81.69 82.05 15 Utilities 44.78 45.13 65 Stocks 94.54 95.24 40 Bonds Issues Traded 1,091 Declines Advances 545 Sales Unchaiged 232 Low Close Change Volume 258.S9 260.70 A 1.47 157,300 81.25 81.52 .17 68,900 44.70 45.00 -A 30,000 94.18 94.72 A .28 256,200 98.31 .01 314 New 1951 Highs 59 New.1951 Lows 16 Public Records CITY COURT Paul J. Cella, Magisn-ats Alfredo Tona, leaving scene of accident, $50 and 10 days. Ray Kios, driving tinder influence, $100 and 15 days.

Gilbert Olivas, driving under Influence, $100 and 15 days. Sam MaJin, petty theft, $50 and 30 days. Miguel Obregon and minor, possession untaxed narcotics, referred to PIma county. Lester Floersheim, driving under influence, continued to Aug. 15.

Henry Johnson and LeRoy Alexander, aggravated assault, referred to Pima county. Opal Evans and Ray Brown, assault with. deadly weapon, referred tq Pimm county. JUSTICE COURT James M. Howsare, Precinct 1 Clark H.

Johnson, Precinct 2 Eddie Ehrinstein, simple battery, trial ug. 22. Alex Contreras, driving under Influence of liquor, $100 and 15 days. Alfred allowing illegal consumption of spirituous liquors on his premises, trial Aug. 8.

Cops Insured Outside Gity Employes of the City of Tucson are covered by Arizona industrial insurance any place while on official duty, Acting City Mgr. Phil Ij. Martin Jr. said today. based his opinion on a statement by Robert E.

Yount of the commission's legal staff. He added that he had written for a ormal opinion on the question to act as a guide in future cases. An order issued by Police Chief commercial to low-good Abbott X. Acme Stl Adams Exp Admiral Air Reduct Aldens Allegheny Cp Alleg SU Allied. Chem Mills Strs tl'A A31a 30 -1i A li l' 28 8 20 Allied Allied 29.00-32.00; few sales utility steers down to 27.30 and below; load prime fed heifers Allis Chal 38.00: bulk good to prime heifers and Alum Ltd mixed yearlings 32.00-37.00; high-utility and Am commercial cows- 26.50-30.50; canner to utility cows 19.00-25.50; utility to good bulls Am 26.50-30.50; odd head 31.00; bulk good to Am prime vealers 35.00-37.00.

LOS ANGELES, July 30. (FSMN) 32 3Ya 16 40 Dl 32 75 4 3214 14 42 A 23 A 17 9014 6114 1514 Eagle J'ich East Air. East Stl Eastm Kod Eaton Mg Ekco Pd El Auto Elec Boat jj id Elliott Co I El Paso Gas 6 2314 61 24 3 1614 Ohio Edis 38 46 li Ohio Oil 6 4114 Oliver Cp 1 16 7 A li I Otis Elev 3 48 A li'l Owens HI Nor Sta PW Northw Airl 1014 A 1414 A 2 76 3 A 14 Cattle salable liberal supply steers, mostly commercial and good grade: other classes in moderate supply around 20-25 per cent of run suitable as feeders: mod crately active early, largely steady but undertone weaker on cows, some bid: lower on steers: few loads good and choice fed steers to about 1.100 Its. 35.25-75; com. mercial and good steers 32.75-34,1«: commercial heifers 31.00; utility and commercial cows.

24.00-27,75 young cows 28.00; canners and cutters 20.00-23.50; shelly down to 18.00: utility and commercial bulls 27.0031.00; Jew medium to low choice feeders 28.00-33.25; common and 22.75-24.50. good stock cows Calves salable 900; opened about steady but many unsold; commercial and good slaughter calves 30.00-34.00, few vealers to 36.00, some held higher; few veal weight stock calves 40,00. Hogs salable GOO; fairly active, mostly steady; choice 176-243 Ibs. truckins 23.5024.50; 225-270 Ibs. 22.50; around 330-lbs.

around 21.00-21.50; medium to choice sows 17.50-13.00. Cotton NEW YOBK, July 30, otton futures were irregular today in slow trading. The market started off firm on a flurry of trade covering against mill and Agr Ch Am Airlines Bk Note Broadcast 15 121i A li Am CM Si. Sad 3 Am Can A3k! 534 2 A a Am Car 3 3214 A a Am Cyan 58 12514 Dl Am For Pw 3 2 Am Gas El 21 A Am Home PD 4 Am lice 2 Am Loco 9 Am Fdy 8 Am Metal 8 Am Nat Gas 12 Am -Pw Lt 37 Am Had St 76 Am Saf Raz 4 Am Seating 10 Am -Smelt 22 Am Smelt Pf .90 157 Alii Am Stl Fd 12 Am Sugar 2 6614 Am Tel Tel 41 A 14 34 3 7 i 16 A 14 33 20 li 71'z 4314 A 14 8614 A Atlas business. However, when the demand was satisfied, the market developed a lower jAvco trend on scatterd hedging and liquidation.

I Indications that hedging orders were over- Am Tobacco Am Viscose Am Woolen Am Zinc Anacon Cop And Pri Oil Armco Stl Armour Sc Armst Ck Ashl Oil 2 Assd Dry 3 8 Atchison 1 1 Atl Cst Line 3 Atl Refin 12 18 29 70 225 22 62 Co 98 10 Eversharp Falrb Mor Federal Sir Firestone Firth Cpt Flintkote Florida Pw Follans Stl Food Mach Freeport Sul Frueh Tra Galr (Rob) Gamble Sk Gar Wood Ind Gaylord Cont Am Tran Gen Eak Gen Cable Gen Elec Gen Foods Gen Ir.stru Gen Mills A 1314 1914 Pac Gas El 24 1 i Pac Light 4 jPac Mills 5 I Pac Tin Con 9 13V4 jp a Oil 25 i Packard 28 51 A AmWAirw35 23 4214 A 14IPanh PR 98 10 Pict 2 Park Utah abco proa 19 3314 A li A 14 A li 1914 A 414 1014 8 A li 2334 A li 12 29 li Parke Dav 55 62 23 1314 Patino Min 8 A 11 17 2211 Peab Coal Sxd 814 A 17 Penney (JO 4 67 8 101 iilpenn Dlx Cem 8 12 2714 A liipenn PW LT 7 2714 iPenn RR 53 1: 15 A 14! Perm Salt 1 68 73- i Peoples Gas 121 A li 6 3i iilEepsl Cola 47 14 Petrol CP Pfeiffer Phelps Dod I J. Mercer Johnson, Division 1 I Lee Garrett, Division 2 20 A 14 Robert S. Tullar, Division 34 5534 A 341 waiter Dates and wife vs. Safeway 23 2934 A TB stores. complaint for alleged damages 5 3614 jn gum $50,000 and.costs.' i 13 A Sanderson Porter and others vs.

Thad I Moore and others, complaint to declare 2 2 55 43 2 33 9 5 51 A 11 4 Gen Free Eq 70 A 14 5574 A It 421: A 8 A 23T4 18(4 A 14 M3' a 3- i ui. IOVA rt i Gen Real Ut 6 814 A 14 A i a a 8 Phila Elec Phil Hfl CI 11 GUlette A 58 3414 A Glidden I Goebel Brew Goodrich A i Goodyear CP Mfg hanging the market discouraged rallying tendencies. Traders-were inclined to await further developments on Korea, and the private cotton crop forecasts due later this week, leading up to the first government i Greyhound Grum Airc Guantan Sug Bald Lima 25 Bait Ohio 108 Bait Ohlo Pf 10 Barber Oil 11 Barker Broi 7 Beaunit estimate on the 1951 cotton crop on August 8. IBetch Airc The weather in the cotton belt was gen- Bendix Av erally favorable. There were scattered Benguet inn it 1914 39 Dl A2 A rains in the southeast and the Galveston- Houston area of Texas which was considered favorable coming at this time.

Recent export covering in futures was associated by dealers with British and French purchases of cotton here. Late afternoon prices were 60 cents a bale lower to 35 cents higher than the previous close. Oct. 34.00, Dec. 34.82 and March 34.88.

Futures closed 70 cents a bale higher to 40 cents lower than the previous close. High Low Close Oct. Dec. March May. July Oct.

Dec. 35.05 35.03 35.03 34.90 34.67 32.99 32,50 34.82 34.79 34.83 34.80 34.53 32.91 32.73 34.85 34.84-8! 34.81 34.53 32.99 32.79N Middling spot 36.30N off 75. N-Nominal. Grain CHICAGO, July 30. High Low Close Wheat 2.35-34% 2.3571 2.34 2.39% 2.371/i, 2.4114 2.4214 2.4014 2.41 2.42 2.40Ve Corn 1.71 1.71% 1.631', 1.60!l-3i 1.6071 1.59% 1.64 1.8414 l.G3?i 1.65 1.6574 1.647s Oats .7614 .80 .8211 .82 Rye--New Style.

1.71 1.71 1.6914 1.7314 1.7314 1.7114 1.74 1.74 1.73 Rye--Old Style Best Fds Beth Stl Bige San Bliss Knox (E.W.) Boeing Airp Bond Strs Book of Mon Borden Borg Warn Boston Me Bring Brass Briggs Mfg Bristol Mys BklynUGas Brown Bg Bucy Erie Budd Co Bullard Burl Mills Burr Add Butler Bros Butte Cop 9 12 5 A 7 497'a A 128 114 11 62 51 7 1911 A 6 7 S3 11 4 A 14 47 14 Gulf Oil Halliburton Harb Walker Hayes Mfg Hilton Hot Holland Furn Holly Sag Homestake Hooker El Houston Oil Howe Sound Hud Bay Hudson Mot Hupp Corp HI Cent 111 Pou-er 36 20 23 15 36 166' 3 5 9 5 4 221: 2674 Fhllco Philip5a Mor Phillips Pet Pitney Bow Pit Plate Pit Ssr i ittston Co Press SU Car A 2014 A li 6414 A 2671 1423 A Ve 4914 A 481i 1614 45 A 7-i A A i I Publick Ind 44 9 5614 A 14 90 Alii 311 li 714 1471 14 A ,4 Ill's li Pullman Pure Oil 29 9 251 3 12 2 li 1 2378 14 22 1211 A 2614 la A la 19 Al 44 li 14 5 17 26 14 36 Radio Cp RKO Pict RKO Theat RayOnier 111! Motors Repub Avia Repub Pict Repub Stl Revere CB A Rexall Drug 2914 A VajReynMet B7i A 11 2611 li 14 1374 li jndustRay 1 3614 A 71 45 12 A 22' A 2014 A 17 li A 74 9 A 1,4 Sept Dec Mar May Sept Dcc Mar May Sept. Dec. MM May Sept Dec May Cal Pack Callahan Calum 2.35-4-% Can Dry 2.39%-% 2.42'4 2.4174-42 1.69%-74 3 1-0414 1.651: .7974 .821" 1.70 1.72 Sept. Dec. Sept.

Nov. Jan. Mar. May Sept. Oct.

Nov. Dec, Jan. Mar. 2.B4 2.65% 2.69 2.71li 2.72% 16.65 ....15.05 14.27 .,..14.50 2.8-1% 2.68 2.7114 2.75 2.77 Lard 16.65 15.65 14.27 14.50 2.8314 2-65V: 2.58!i 2.70% 2.72% 16,42 15.50 1447 14.40 1.68% 1.72 2.84% 2.67%-6 2.7114 2.75 2.77 16.47 15.62 14.20 14.74 14.30 14.45 Metal Market YOF.K, July 30. nonferrous metal prices today: Copper cents pound.

Connecticut valley. Lead 17 cents a pound. New York. Zinc 17 1 cents a pound. East St.

Louis. Tin $1.06 a pound. New YorJc. WEATHER Forecast for Tucson and vicinity: Afternoon cloudiness; widely afternoon and evening thunder howers over mountains. Little temperature change Highest temp, yesterday Ido Highest temp, year ago High record this date (1944) Low temp, yesterday Low temp, year ago Low record this date (1941) Mean temp, yesterday Mean temp, year ago Normal temp, this date Humidity 5:30 p.m.

yesterday 5:30 a.m, today 72 Moonrise 2:25 a.m. 5:32 p.m Canad Pac Cannon Capital Airl Caro PL Case (JI) Cater Trac Celanese Cclotex Cen Dry Cen Hud GE Cen in Lt Cen Sw Cer De Pas Cert-Teed Ches Oh Chicago Cp Ch SpPac Ch SPP pf Chi Pn Tool Chi RI Pac CMMs Co Chrysler CinGE CinMilMch, Cit Finan Cities Svc Clev El Climax Mo Clinton Fd Sluett Peab Coca Cola Cols Palm Collins -Aik Colo IT Vol Gas Col Pict Comb Ene Coml Cred Coml Solv Comw Edis Con Copperm Con Edis Con Ge Bal Con- Grocers Con Gas 3 A 1 A "14 27 501- Al 131-4 1 69 A2 A A li 17 914 Inland Stl Inspir Cop Interlake Ir Int Bus Mch Int Harv Int Nick Int Paper Int Shoe Int Silver 21 5 36 25 1 24 6 3 xd 7 13 30 7 1814 li 6714 A3 69 Al A2U 54 Allb A A Rob Fulton Safeway St St Jos Lead StL San St RegFap Savage Arms seab AI'RR Scab Fin an Sears Koeb Seeger Refr 254 7 25 7 45 3 29 13 SB 5 12 48 63 5 I 24 29 29 71 li 314 li 61 3' A 1914 1311 A Va 4 A li 3914 A 71i A 11 56 Alii 6011 A 18 A li A 14 4714 Al li 1571 A li Sli A 1 3474 A assessment Illegal and void, for refund of 54.946.79 and interests. Dolores Alcantar vs. Jesus Uzarrage, complaint to quiet title in certain real property. Albert Steinfeld Co.

vs. M. H. Corrle, complaint on debt of $300 and costs. E.

O. Reeder vs. Theodore Kane, dismissed. Sue E. Welch vs.

Valley National Bank and others, dismissed. 1 DIVORCES Cora Lee Meade vs. John Meade, complaint. Erlina F. Gutierrez vs.

Victor C. Gutierrez, decree. MARRIAGE LICENSES Mrs. Belle D. Hall, Clerk James L.

Wilbur, 18, Koseville, Calif, and Margaret E. Jewell, 17, Tucson. Frank Michael Dely, 32, Tucson, Helen Mfirle 22, Tucson, Joe Title Robles, 18, Tucson, and Viola Esqucr, 16, Tucson. Raymond French, 31, Tucson, nnd Jane Frances Von Behren, 29, Tucson. Angus B.

Christenson, 31, Tucson, Eleanor Christenson. 31, Tucson. William A. Murray, 23, Tucson, Norma Fielder, IB, Tucson. BIRTHS Davls-Monthan Hospital Born to Sgt.

and Mrs. Harry W. Drozb 219 Lincoln a boy at 2:14 a.m July 28. Born to Sgt. and Mrs, Albert E.

Shaw Ft. Huachuca, a girl at a.m. July 29. Tucson Medical Center Born to Mr, and Mrs. John Flanagan 2553 E.

Sylvia a girl at 4:09 a.m. July 27 Born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Winger 4826 E. Broadway, a boy at 12:20 p.m July 27.

Bom to Mr. and Mrs, Paul Bartholo ncaiuc, 3254 Glenn, a boy at 8:21 p.m July 27. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Miller 2726 E.

Sylvia a girl at 1:58 p.m. July 28 Bom to Mr. and Mrs. Louis Gonzales 3214 S. Delmar, a boy at 3:36 p.m,, July 28 Bom to Mr, and Mrs.

Allen M. Rugg, Jr. 2215 S. Norton a boy at 6:55 a.m July 23. Bom to Mr.

and Mrs. James W. Livingston, Ht, 2, Box 87S, a girl at 7:57 a.m July 29. Born to Dr. and Mrs.

Harold J. Rowe 30 E. Spring 8 girl at p.m 6114 Dl 7914 14 51 Al A li 1614 1 215 A2 40 A 3574 A Sham Sharon Stl Shell Oil Simmons Co Sinclair Sn-Jth (AO) Socony Vac Sou Am 50 sou Qaro A 36 A la 20 141: 54 4474 A114 16 1674 1,4 28 3014 90 1474 A 76 1,4 8 45 14 44 A li A1U 5411 87 11671 Int Tel Tel Iowa PL 3 Johns Man 16 Jones Joy Mg Kaiser Alum Kan City Sou Kan Pw Lt 4 Kennecott 27 Kern Land 19 Kresge (SS) 19 Kress (SH) 2 Kroger Co 4 Laclede Gas 14 Lane Wells 1 Lehigh CN A 11 Dill A 2171 62 53 2374 1 11 33 A 10 A2 So Rico Sug Sou Cal Edis Southern Co South Pac South Hy Sparks With Sperry Spiegel Std Brands Std Std pt A I A 1 Sid Oil Cal 7614 7414 38 A 521i 3511 A A li Std Oil Ind Std Oil Leh Port 7 14 A A 4 Std Oil Ohio Stevens (JP) Stew Warn Stoke Van Stone Web Studebaker A 54 Lch Val Coal 7 17b A 14 Lehman CP Lerner Str Glass Lib MCN 27 32 A 6 2114 A li 25 347i A Ligg My Lion Oil Liquid Carb Lohkh Airc Loew's Inc Lone St Cem 13 11 4 11 A21- 7 10914 Dili 2 495i A 5b 1 1871 47 A i i Lou Nosh 3471 A 3051 A 14 i Magma Cop Magnavox Marac Oil Marine Mid Marsh Field Con Cub Pf 8 Sunrise 5:33 a.m. Sunset 7:23 p.m. Data for 24 hours ending at 5:30 a.m.

(Tucson i 4 Calm 4 2 2 SW 2 NE 5 NW 3 SW .22 .23 Albuquerque Clear SE 6 99 73 Atlanta Cloudy SE 3 Billings Pt.Cldy SW 7 Bismarck Clear NW 10 Boise Pt.Cldy SE 10 Boston Fog 6 Buffalo Smoke SW 11 Clear Calm Charlorto Cloudy NE 3 Chicago Smoke 6 Cincinnati Smoke NE 4 Cleveland Fog 3 Denver Cloudy 4 Des Molnes 8 Detroit Clear 4 E3 Paso Cloudy NE 4 Flagstaff, Ariz Pt.Cldy ft. Worth Clear Gd Canyn.Arlx. Clear Indiannpolm Smoke KunsasCit; Smoke UttleRock Clear Los Angeles Clear Memphis Clear Miami. Cloudy Milwaukee Clear Minneapolis Thdrstrm Montreal Cloudy New Orleans-- Cloudy Hew York Haze Oklahoma Bty Clear Haze PhoenJx Cloudy Pittsburgh Fos SE 2 S3 Portland. Me- FQg SW 8 71 Portland.

Ore Ctcaj- 2 82 Reno Pt.Cldy 4 91 St. LouU Fog 3 87 Salt Lake City Pt.Ody 3 85 San Antonio Clew NE Sun Diego- Cloudy San Francisco Clcsx Fog SpnKanw Clear Tampa Clear Cloudy Fog Wichita Cloudy Fuma. Ariz Clear U. S. Weather Bureau DAILY POLLEN COUNT (Announced by U.

weather bureau) Figures are for grains of pollen per cubic yard of air in downtown area yesterday: Salt bush 2, bermuda 1, tamarisk 4. Con Vmtee Consum Pw Container Cont Can Cont Mot Cont Oil iCont Stl Copper Rng Copw Stl Corn Prod Crance Co Creamer Am Crown Cork Crown Ck Pf Crown Zell Cruc Stl Cub Am Sug Gu daily Pw Curtis Pub Curtlss Wr 1214 41 Al 57ii A2 2974 A 3114 A I'. 1014 A 25 A A 1,1 5814 IS 271i A 1714 A 14 3 A 14 IS 16 50 3 'jA 27 23 A 14 7214 A 15 17 15 17 5 12 1 3 12 3 9 9 65 814 A. li Dll: Math Chem May Dept Str Maytag McGraw El Mclntyr McKess Mead Corp Miami Cop Middle Ut Minn Hon Minn Mol Mission Cp Mission Dv Mo Kan Tex Mo Kan Tex Pf Mo Pacr Pf Monarch Mch Monsan Chem Montg Ward 21 41 4 33 70 26 14 9xd 5 7 2 18 17 5 3 2 Sxd 6 5 22 17 20 26 4 16 31 4514 A 74 20'4 A 1,1 20 A 1,4 1614 A 14 A J.i 22 14 Sunray Oil Sunsh Bis Sunsh Mn Superior Stl Swift Co Syiv El Pd Sym Gould 38 5 17 7 21 20 7 149 6 106 3 4 8 10 44 21 16 3 17 5 13 36 8 37 50 181 52 7 6 15 29 77 186 13 2 12 54 40 July 29. St, Mary's Hospital 55 A li 'Born to Mr.

and Mrs. Tony Leon, 325 21st a girl at 5:56 p.m. July 27. 54V" A li! Born to Mr. and Mrs.

F. Jesus Ramos A 1411605 N. Mountain a girl at 2:55 p.m July A li Born to Mr. and Mrs. John G.

Arboyast 42 5 A li 515 E. Second a boy at 10:20 a.m, 55' IJuly 27. 31 A 5 Born to Mr. and Mrs. Benny R.

Gomez 4214 A St. Clair a boy at 1:45 p.m, July 27 36' A i Born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lunevach 331'. I 2043 E.

35th a girl ot 10:04 p.m. July 27 f'. Born to Mr, and Mrs. John Florence li'i 'i E. 27th a girl at 9:59 p.m.

July 28. 65'i A 14 Born to Mr. and Mrs. Alfonso Yar.cz, 216 3314 32nd a girl at 6:15 a.m, July 28. li'l A '4' Som to Mr.

and Mrs; Edward F. Pepper A S. 5th boy at 10:20 a.m., July 28. 'Bom to Mr. and Mrs.

James Burriss, 820 E. 38th a boy at 2:37 a.m.. July 29. Born to Mr. and Mrs, Marvin Brunick, 1203 N.

Tyndall a boy at 10:41 ajn. July 23. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Caesar Ramirez, A li A li 2014 A 105i li 7074 14 72 69 AH4 A 42ia A 14 IBV, 26 61 13174 I 11'i A 1914 A 14 35 A 8 A Texas Co Tex Gulf Prod Tex Gulf Sul Tex Pac'L Tr Tex Utll Textron Thompson Pd Tide Wa As Timk Det Ax Timk Bear Toledo Ed Trans Air Transamer Tri Cont CP 221 97 AJ14 21 27 1,4 25 A 16 1081i A2 6 2754 A it 1714 1,4 3814 A 2714 A 1,4 1434 A li A 11 Tw(mt Fox A 'i Un Bag A Un Carbide Oil Cal 57 A Pac A 14 i Unit Air Lin A i Airc 'i'United Corp Unit Fruit 31 3314 A 1,2 19 457i A 1.4 1014 14 211: -4 20 1314 A 20 A 19 Motor I'd.

Motorola 8 Cp 'Nat Auto Else 7 a ie 86 64 87 74 91 75 77 64 93 81 9 7 88 14 78 7 88 Calm 10 Calm 109 Dayt PL 1 Dayton Rub 14 Deere Co 21 Del Hud 1 Del Lack 45 Den Hgw 18 Derby Oil 12 Det Edis Det Mich Stv Hist Cp Eeag Divco Cp Dixie Cup Dome Min Doug Airc Dow Chem Dresser Ind Du Pont 34 A 14 11 6471 A A 1351 1,4 a J914 4 14 A 67 3 16 3 i A 29 A41i 27 A 53 95 A Nat Can Nat Cash Reg Nat City Lin Nat Com Nat Dairy Nat Dept Str Nat Distill Nat, Gypsum Nat Lead Nat Steel Nat Sup i 11 i li 7 i 19 A3 ii "i 263,1 A 17'4 li 1911 A li VB li li 5314 23 2 2 6 6 41 6 28 34 12 IS 1IH4 A Unit Gas Cp i Un Param Th Un Par Th Ct For Sec Gypsum Rubber Smelt 8 4774 A it 101 38V A 4 A 71 48 28 30 A IB li A 2174 1414 A li li 215 E. 25th a boy at 1:41 a.m. July 30. Eorn to Corp. and MYs.

Kenneth Muffitt, 627 N. 6th a boy at 9:17 p.m. July 29. Born to Mr. and Mrs.

Adolfo Martinez, 509 N. Kelrose a girl at 6:10 a.m. July 30. Born to Mr. and Mrs.

Arnulfo Cocio, 507 W. 43rd a gill at 5:17 a.m. July 30. DEATHS MATH1S--Walter R. Mathis, 52, at 326 N.

Warren died yesterday morning in a local hospital. Husband of Mary; father of Robert, Services at 10 a.m. tomorrow at Arizona mortuary chapel. Cremation will follow, MATUS--Maria Christina Katus, 34of 425 W. 38th died Friday in a Phoenix hospital.

Sister of Juan, Victor and Efifanio Molina, Maria Rosa Epimenla Gonzales and Lupc Valenzuela. Body lie in state this evening at the residence, 426 W. 38th st. Services at 3 p.m. tomorrow at San Xavier Mission.

Burial In San Xavier cemetery. Arrangements by Tucson mortuary. RE-PP--Mary J. Repp, 85, of Bolivar, N. died yesterday morning at a Phoenix hospital.

Mother of J. D. Repp. Body will lie in state today at Reilly funeral It be sent this evening to Bolivar, N. for services and burial.

Smelt Univ Pict 131! 4814 Van Haalte Vanad Cp Vide Chem Va El Pw Walker (H) WardBak Warner Pict Waukesha Mot Wesson Ky Coal IW Penn El i Western Air I West Mary 27 103 30 v-w 2 35 31 12 47 9 17 8 A 40 A114 3 114 A li 66 6614 Alii 5614 A A li 91i A 14 32 A West Un Tel 1814 14 West Air Br 88 Al 47 37H A ai4 New Eng El 7 12 Newpt Ship 5 A li Central 63 Chi ST 6 314" 4 NY Sta EG Noma Elec Norf West No Am Avia No Amer Co No Nat Gas Nor Pac 9 A '95. A 24 27 49 West Elec Wheel Stl White Mot White Sew Willis Over Wileson Co Wise El Pw Woolworth Wyand Wor y-z Young Spg Young Sh 1 Youngst Dr Zenith Had 1 Zonite Pd 2914 14 11 4914 1' 4 li A li A 14 32- 21li li 2 48 3914' A 14 18 28 90 23 1 2711 li 1714 aii A 5 2 7 4 36 1 6 50 22 13 Where's The Fire? (Calls in 48 hours to 8 a.m. today) SATURDAY a.m.--To 3419 S. Delmar ave. for carbide fire in small can started by children.

Southside' Volunteer fire department. SUNDAY a.m.--To 728 S. Third ave, to render first aid to boy whose arm was caught in wash machine ringer. Magazine splint applied. First-aid Truck 6-6 (Central).

p.m.--To 619 V. Stone ave. Considerable smoke coming from building. Piece of clothing on fire after hanging near exposed light bulb. Engines 2 and 5 and truck 1-1 (Central) and truck 2-2 (Northside).

Other fire station--no calls. Unlisted Securities The following quotations are provided as a guide to the approximate prices at which these securities could have been sold Clndicated by the or bought (Indicated by the at the time of eacb day's compilations. Published by the NASD As of Noon, New York Time BANKS and TRUST COMPANIES Bid Asked 21 4414 A 14 88 70 78 67 88 75 77 72 97 72 3 102 78 NW 8 62 Calm 75 SE 7 90 '5 100 86 4 90 5 106 NE SW .24 Foreign Exchange NEW YORK, July 30. (Py--Foreign exchange rates follow (Great Britain in dollars, others in dollar in New- York open market per cent discount or 94.621-! S. cents, up of a cent, Europe Great Britain (pound) unchanged.

Great Britain 30 day futures unchanged. Great Britain 60 day futures 82.80%, off, of a cent. Great Britain 90 day futures $2.8071, off Va of a cent. Belgium (franc) 1.9911, up .0014 of a cent, France (franc) of a cent, unchanged. Holland (guilder) 26.33, up .01 of a cent.

Italy (lira) .1614 of a cent, unchanged, Portugal (escudo) 3,49, off .0014 of a cent. Sweden (krona) 19.35. unchanged, Switzerland (franc) (free) 23.06, off .01 of a cent, Latin America Argentine (free) 7.25, unchanged. Brazil (ire) 5.50. unchanged.

Mexico J1.57. unchanged. Venezuela (bolivar) 30.05, unchanged. Far East Kong dollar 17.60, unchanged. VFW Holds Duarte Rites Tomorrow VFW post 549 will be in charge of military graveside services tomorrow morning for He.

Rudy jarte, 2S, whose body was from. Korea yesterday. Pfc. Duarte, son of Mrs. Carmen Duarte, 1210 W.

Delaware st, was Wiled Sept. 1950. He was- a veteran of- World War II, serving overseas in the European theater. A rosary will be said at p.m. today, in the Tucson mortuary chapel.

Requiem mass will be at 9 a.m. tomorrow in St. Margare'i Bank of Douglas ($2.50) 60 First National Bank (SI.50) 34 Phoenix Title Trust Co. (SS). 220 Valley National Bartfc (S.70) 1514 UTILITIES Arizona Edison (SI) 1814 Central Arizona Light (S.SO) 1214 Public Service N.

M. ($1) Southern Union Gas (S.80) 21 Texas East, Transmission 17 Tucson Gas Light (S1.40) 22 INVESTMENT TRUSTS 4814 14 Affiliated Fund S4.98 A 14 Boston Fund 23.94 5814 A Broad St. Investing 21.88 A 11 Century Shares 39.53 Chemical Fund 24.46 Dividend Shares 1.85 Eaton Howard (balanced) 31.09 Eaton Howard (stock) 22.44 Fundamental Investors 1S.43 Incorporated Investors 32.24 Investment Co. of America 12.23 Mass. Investors Trust 37.20 Nat.

Investors 13.02 Nat. Securities (stock) 5.90 Nat. securities (speculative) 3.81 Television Fund 12.94 Eallg Cftflzw Monday Evening, July 30, 1951 Don J. Hays' instructing city police officers to halt at 'the city limits, except for necessary trips to the city jail- farm, has been cancelled by Martin. Martin said the order was Issued Light Poles Run Afoul Qi Drivers Two of Tucson's light poles- ran afoul of motorists over the weekend.

Most seriously damaged was one at 320 N. Park. It was knocked down and damaged S150 when after a commission auditor held struck by a car driven by Peggy a conference with the police and fire chiefs regarding coverage of city employes outside the. city limits. He said members of the police force would go outside the city i limits any time when required by their official duties.

Dent, 19, of 927 E. JrtntS at driver, lost control of the she reached for a 5-month-old baby who was rolling from the car seat. The car received $350 damages. At the intersection of Campbell" avenue East Speedway, the' second received damages of $17.95, when Robert C. Curri, 2612- N.

Country Club turned his; car too sharply. STATE AND MUNICIPAL BONDS CORPORATION BONDS AND STOCKS Woodward, Rogers Zuber 22 E. ALAMEDA ST. TELEPHONE 3 2597 64 361; IS 14 1314 i 1714 22 IB 23 i 25.88! 23.58 42.73] 26.44! 23.99 21.35 ft.96 13.29 40.22 14.08 6.45 4.25 14.10 Hold Funeral Tuesday For Mrs. Hathaivay NOGALES, July 30.

(ff)-Funeral services will be conducted in the community house at Elgin tomorrow for Mrs. James 0. Hathaway, wife of a prominent Santa Cruz county rancher. Mrs. Hathaway, 54, died Thursday from a heart attack.

Burial will follow the 11:30 a.m. i rites in Black I9ak cemetery. of the Sacred Heart church, SOI Military graveside services will follow in the VFW post at Souihj Castor oiljs sometimes used in Lawn Memorial park. jtlie manufacture of perfumes. RETAIL VALUE WHEN JTOD OPEN FOUR SAVINGS ACCOUJfC FOR MORE LIMITED TO ARIZONA RESIDENTS AVAILABLE FOR WITHDRAWAL WITHOUT NOTICE Your Monev Earns Interest Compounded Scmi-Anaually FEDERAL FIHAHCE Destroy BEFORE IT DROPS ITS NASTY SEEDS Shake SCLfll granules from box or apply with a spreader.

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