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Grain Demand Loans to Business AM jRTJgJjgSJTfBLIC Phoenix, Arizona JLI? Sunday, December 23, 1945 Citrus Orchard Changes Hands Possession of the large Salim A I I RIm MILUONS MILLIONS Of DOLLARS Is Improved Which Report W.elly to the Fderl Reierve Board DOUAS I TS0V1 Ackel citrus orchard, northeast of Mesa, which sold for $250,000 last CHICAGO, Dec. 22 (AP) Demand for grain futures broadened The Sunday Arizona Republic Invites and welcomes letters from readers on topics of the day. Although letters will be published irre week, will be given to the new owner, Andrew Tell, as soon as the to the new crop months somewhat today, but with most interest still title papers have been completed, it was stated yesterday. Mr. Ackel.

a native of Lebanon, came to Phoenix more than 50 centering on May rye. Offerings of virtually all grains continued light against usual strong 75001 I 1 I I 1 I I I I I I I I I I i I I I I I 1 I II I I I Tsou 7000 jvr 7 7000 6500 rc A i 6500 o000 J----l-MJriai-60O0 5500 I 1 I 1,1 I iMfI I I II 5500 S0O0 JT 7-' i 5000 4500 7 feMD 450 4000 -vl f- 4000 3S00l93a W40 W4I N42 W4J W44 1945 3500 demand, particularly for cash wheat and corn, but commission spective of whether they coincide with the views of this newspaper, certain basic rules must be followed in their preparation. They must be short and to the point (if they are not they will be edited severely) and they must avoid personalities and extra-controversial subjects. Above all, they must be signed with the NAME and ADDRESS of the writer. Letters will be rejected if the fundamental rules are not observed.

years ago. He was operator of a retail dry goods store and later owned and managed Hotel Jefferson, before embarking on his citrus house buying and short covering ariorded the light touch necessary to bid the price up. Wheat closed unchanzed to development venture 15 years ago Doctor Builds cent higher than the previous finish, May $1.80 corn was unchanged at $1.18 ceilings; oats were unchanged to hlcher. May up the wrong tree when he puts the blame on the legislature. The present unregulated system of wide open gambling is a natural" for those who are interested REPUBLIC CITY New Bakery Is Planned Work is under way by the King-Hoover Construction Companv on a masonry bakery building oh the northeast corner of Grand avenue and McKinley streets.

Plans for the new structure were drawn by David Sholder, architect. The building permit issued was for $30,000. The bakery will be 30 by 100 feet, with a triangular store corner section formed by the angle of Grand avenue, which will be approximately 50 feet each way. The walls and floor will be reinforced concrete and the roof will be carried on welded steel glrdr frames. The store section of the building will he enhanced with use of glass block panels on the Grand avenue side and a recessed flower box with canopy over the display windows on the McKinley street side.

The bakery will have the most modern type of machinery with suitable storage rooms and space for the employees. It will receive daylight through a series of windows at ceiling height. Artificial lighting will be of the most modern type. Association Name Altered A change in the name of the new state real estate group was made at its annual meeting In Tucson last week. Harrison Duff, execu Office Unit 77-Bs; rye was lower to 2 Reader Cites Umission Editor, Arizona Republic: higher.

May barley was New York Stock Prices in separating the public from their Va to lower, May $1.22 Vi. Some of the interest in the new crop deliveries attributed to commercial interests which some ob Following are the closing quotations at 3 p. Eastern Standard Time, received over Associaied Press-Arizona Kepublic leased wires. Unit of trading. 30 shares.

servers believed suggested the possibility of export trade against January allotments. The probable size of the rye carryover and the recent govern Hates of dividend In the foregoing fable are annua) disbursements hated on the laf.t quarterly or semiannual declaration. Unless otherwise noted, special or extra dividends It is an encouraging sign to see a front page feature story on the Arizona rncing scandal in the Arizona Republic even though the story misses the point and adds further confusion rather than light. I trust you will permit me to correct several errors in that story and add one important omission. "The original 'culm-its' of course are not included.

XD-Ex-dlvidend. XR-Ex-rleht. a-Also extras. d-Cash or toek. e-Derlared or paid so far this year.

f-Payable In stock. 8-Paid last year. h-Payable in Canadian superriuous casn. inererore, tney have been inclined to maintain the status quo and have accomplished this by using politicians whom they helped place in office with liberal contributions. Obviously the legislature can go on legislating, but it won't do much good as long as the veto power can cancel it out.

If your feature writer wishes to pursue this interesting subject of "horses, horses," he will get further and prove to be more interesting and helpful if he will transfer his curiosity from horses to politicians. After all, the horse is merely a dumb though noble ani funds. K-Accumulated paid or declared this year. ment report that acreage seeded for 1946 harvest is 17 per cent less than a year ago inspired most interest in that grain. Traders had a report that about half of the Salea to Hds.

High Sales la Hds. High Iaw Cloae 21 6 Procter A Cam 2 3 63 Pullman 3s 8 62 Pure Oil 12 23 63 62 2.3 40,000,000 bushels of rye on hand are the state legislators of some 10 years ago," states your author; and thah of course, is miles off the 5o'n 3V 386 38 39 186 186 33 33 45 46 Radio Corp .20 53 17 Rayonler Inc 12 22 Remlng Rand 1.20b 6 34 Renuh Steel 1 25 30 three months ago already had been disposed of. Range of prices on Chicago grain ex Metal Trade In Abeyance NEW YORK. Dec. 22 (AP) Metal traders speculated this week on action early next year by the house of representatives on the stockpiling bill passed by the senate to provide a reserve of strategic materials for future defense purposes.

Copper demand continued high and the Metals Reserve Company released foreign copper for January shipment to domestic consumers Traders estimated 40,000 tons had been allocated and expected more later. December use of foreiprn metal was estimated at 55.000 tons, and traders awaited word from Washington on conclusion of new agreements for foreign purchases for the first half of 1946. Lead supply continued tight and new government restrictions were expected. Battery makers' allotments for the first quarter of 1946 were reduced 22 per cent and quotas for tetraethyl lead were cut to 80 per cent of estimated use in the fourth quarter of 1945. Zinc dealers found demand for special high grade and prime western in excellent volume.

Steel sheet and bar makers were swamped with orders and some plate makers were booked through the second quarter of 1946. Wire products demand outdistanced production, and tin plate mills were taking orders for the second quarter of 1946. The cold wave slowed scrap collection. Coast Cattle Trade Steady DENVER Dt. CnmPtirH Friday wik: rwl stevrs utrndy to 2' lmvfr: medium to low choice lil.S5-ltt.75: fed hf lfr Heady to weak good low rhoire 14.fS-16.50: medium short fed 1.1.

00-34 oo; other ulaughter rlasseg utendy; best cowi 33.W, bulk common to good 10.O0- 12 V); bulk canners and cutlers 7.00-9.00: cutter to good bulla S. 00-1X50: prartlrl too vealera 13 V); heavy caUe 13.25-ilown: Uwlier and feeder Classen aleady to weak; bulk aterri 11. SO-14 beat common 1100-down: good to choice helfem 12 ini- common to goid aiock cowi 7. Soft 2.s: cholee ateer calve Sheep: Compared Friday last week: laughter Iamb mostly aleady with aome weakneaa on medium and good grade: alaughter ewea arari-e: aleady to 15 ntghrr: feeding lamhi ateady to weak: load lota good nd choice fed wooled lamba 14 2V largely on flat haala: one load at 14 'JS freight paid to Miasouil river; best trui kln 14.10; very few above 14, oo; late, medium and good truiklna moatly 12. V- 13 SO; few car lota good and choice alaughter ewes good and choice feeding famha 13.

including numerous jnada and airing averaging lb. at beam. The present so-called racing law was enacted nearer a quarter 34 30 Adams Exp Air Kcduction la Alaska Juneau AIIck Lud 2 Al Chum Dye 6 Allied Mills 2g Allied Str 1.60 Allis-Ch Mfg 1.60a Am Airlines Ig Am Can 3 Am Car A Fdy 3g Am Crystal Sug Am A For PoW change follows: 14 upen mgn utnr sywse century ago. There is an amusing story about this and how the tax 33 46 54 25 7V4 Reynold Metals 1 5 35 Richfield Oil 3 17, Safeway Stores 1 2 25 Savage Arm 7 12 Schenley Distil 2 17 94 WMfcAl 90 65 H9 66 May 25 1.80V4 3 .80 1.77 1.78V4 1.77 1.784 1.75VA-H i.7s 1.75V 1 75Vi 1.74 ,1 ears KoenucK la 31 Servel jnc 1 2 23 Am Locomotive 1.40a 38 3H mal. FRANK C.

BROPHY, Phoenix. Woman Assails Death Demand Editor, Arizona Republic: Louis Karpe, contractor, last week took out a building permit in the amount of $13,000 for construction of an office building for Dr. Louis P. Lutfy at 301-03 West McDowell load. Plans for the structure, which will be 47 b- 51 feet, were prepared by Gilmore and Varney, architects and Frederick Weaver, associate.

The house will follow a residential type of exterior architecture, with brick walls and a mission tile roof. The interior will be divided into reception room, consultation office, two examination rooms. X-ray room, dark room, and similar space divisions. The grounds will have ample parking space. State Pioneer3 Rites Due Today Funeral services for Mrs.

Jessie H. Steele, 58 years old, who died Thursday in her home, 1058 Belmont avenue, will be conducted at 2 o'clock this afternoon in Memory Chapel of A. L. Moore and Sons, with the Rev. N.

T. Knight officiating. Burial will be in Greenwood Memorial Park. Mrs. Steele, a native Arizonian, came to Phoenix in 1917 from Fort Huachuca, and two years later founded a bakery located at 15th avenue and Polk street.

She retired two years ago. Survivors are her husband. Joel P. Steele; two daughters, Mrs. E.

W. Atwood, San Francisco, Mrs. H. K. Boone, Phoenix; a son, A.

T. Steele, San Francisco: two sisters, Mrs. Dessle II. LeMelle, neii union Ull lf 4 32 Immon Co llii 1 43 6 43 12V 11 115 18 17i Am Metal Am Pow Lt Am Had St .40 Am Roll Mill ,80 Inclalr Oil 1 3 (5oRN: May July Sept. OATS: May July 1.18 commission Tiappened to be made the racing commission (an unheard of situation in civilized communities), but that is too long to be related here.

It is unfortunate that your writer says that the 17th legislature "repented" a bit and passed a proper racing act. This implies that other legislatures did not "re Jl 28 28 JO 7 38' 12 64 41'4 20 13--i Socony-Vacuum a 41 Southern Pnclflc 4 33 Southern Ry 3 5 Sparks Withlng 12 .77 U- tive secretary, said yesterday. 22 lVi i ISfi'i 3 88 14 88 'i 88V .74 -75 .78 .75 'A .72 .7714 -V .72 .71 Sept. 19 17 (id 59 11 35 21V? 48 48 41 66 I read with dismay the letter of .72 25 Dec. To make the composition of th organization more specific, Its title 'now is the Arizona State Association of Realtor Boards, instead of (YE Rose I.

Back in last Sunday's 1.72-72Vi 1.73'4 1.714 1.7.14- 29 43 1i 20 13-T4 May July 4-4 20 torp i 18 Spiegel I lie 13 Stand Brands 1.60a ft Stand Oil Cal 2 4 Stand Oil Ind la 1 Stand Oil la 3 Stewart-Warn a 6 Stone A Webster 1 22 Studebaker Corp 26 Sent Am Smelt 2a. Am Stl Fdrs 2 Am Tel A Tel 9 Am Tub 3a Am Wat Wks Am Woolen Anneondn op 2'4 Andes Copper 1 Armour Co Armstrong Cork Ula Atch 6 At I Coast Line 3g Atlas Corn 't Aviation Corp Bald Loco lVt Bait A Ohio Barnsdall Oil .80 Bendix Aviat 2 Tn rprnnimenrtinp riflV. nPntfinn- 54 54 34 -Ji BARLEY 3 7 10HS 305t 103 1.22 'i May 20 ing, the death penalty for a young 77 July 1.17V4 1.17'zi 1.174 1.174 man whom she unhesitatingly ad 2 25 25 70 10 9'i 254 10 48 23 pent. Why niyway? The 14th, 15th and 16th legislatures tried to clean up the existing dangerous and unsavory situation, but all their efforts were successfully blocked by gamblers or parties interested in operating race tracks. In this respect.

Governor Osborn was most co-operative in seeine that proper racing legisla cash wheat: No. red and ISO. 2 nard. 1.79 nominal. New corn: .1.16 nominal.

0ts; No. 1 white extra heavy. 84: No. 8 34 'A 34 -A mils should he classed "insane" she is advocating the legalizing of 7 32 2 38 aunsnme iving Superheater la Swift A Co 1.60a Syming-Gould 31' 23 Vi 22i 31 23 Vi 22i 32 2 white heavy. 81.

"Real Estate Boards," he said. Officers of the group are J. W. Taylor, Tucson, president; W. R.

Stewart, Mesa, first vice-president; Richard Martin. Prescott, second vice-president, and Mr. Duff, secretary. The directorate includes Kenneth E. Bell, Grant E.

Delph. A. D. Mc-Clain, A. W.

Norell, Lee Norton, Burke C. Payne and Leonard Stephens, all of Phoenix: W. E. "mercy killings such as we ae 49 25', 25 1 22 22 Vi 2 54V4 53 54Vi 7 il Texas Co 2a 14 Tex Pac Trust 1 piorea in oermany. Best fomii Barley, nominal: Malting, i.

feed. 1.35-l.ziv. Field need per hundredweight nominal: timothy. 5.23-5.50: red clover. 31.50: aweet I There it proved so effectual and Beth SI Hlaw-Kn Knox jso easy that it grew into the "mass 3 23 V4 23 '4 23 hi clover, 10.75: alslke.

28.50; alfalfa, com tion did not become laws. Your feature writer is certainly barking Bohn Al Bias 3 mon, murrlers wnere not eiaeriy anci insane were disposed of, but all enemies of the political party In IClapp. James A. Hearon, L. A.

Ro- I L4 41 6 100 3 26 2 139 L4 53 7 35 4 11 S5 4 ft oaiZ power. I have a hunch of little grand 11 44V 42 4 4 50V 50' 2 49 49 6 19VI 18 19 60 24' 2J 23 V. 15 23 "'2'? 23 3 19'-; 394 5 25 J.J 25 vj 25(4 i 38 3v 3 3Vi iimken-uet Axle 2 Transamerica Trans A West Air Trl-Cont Corp Twent C-Fox 2a 1'nlon Bag A Union Carbide 3 Union Oil Cal 1 Union Pacific 6 United Air Line United Aircraft 2g Un Clg-Wh Strs United Corp United Drug United Fruit 4 United Gas Imp Gypsum 2 Indus Chem la Lines Rubber 2 Borden Co l.wig org-Warner 1.60 Brlgg fa 2 Hucyrus-Erle Budd Mfg a Uudd Wheel .60 Burr Adil Mach .40 Butler Bros Butte Cop tt Zinc Vt Oillf Packing l', iillahan Calumet I Ice .35 ran flrv Ale 1 daughters, precious beyond words. mine, Ben boiot ana Mr. lavlor, all of Tucson; W.

T. Aven, Fred C. Moore and Mr. Martin, all of Prescott. and E.

M. LeBaron, J. Earl Lisonbee and Mr. Stewart of Mesa. and I tremhle at the crime wave Stock Market Lifts After Dismal Week NEW YORK, Dec, 22 (AP) Short covering and reinstatement of soldout accounts gave selected stocks a good lift today after the market had staggered through a generally losing week.

From the start of the final session demand centered on motors, steels, rails, metals, merchandisers and specialties. Transfers for the we are having as an aftermath of war. Every precaution should be taken to protect them and surely 1 8 8-H 4 40 74 41lVi Los Angeles, and Mrs. Mary Ellen Cobb. Bakersfield.

Calif. Chris C. Gipson Relatives Sought PRESCOTT. Dec. 22 Chris C.

Gipson, who has heen engaged in ranching and mining activities in the Prescoit and Skull Valley vicin some of these days the world win be sane again. 38 18V. 38 44V 44 44H 67 Vi 67 67 63 62 63 23 22 23 Canad Pacific hlil 69 Case fJ I) Co 6 Cnterpil Tractor 2Hl 5 Celanese Corp 2 6 Celotex Corp 'A 3 ewea a. id. ewea i Steel 4 Vanadium Corp Walgreen Co 1 irp V4g l.WO 14 feeding iLAMSAH city KANSAS CITY.

De. tie: Salable 100; raiv Dec. In the meantime, let Us not echo war's cry of "kill, kill, kill." Regarding these "insane" crimes. 22 fl'SDA Tat-alvea: Salable V): com- Warner Bros Pict 2 rared with Friday last week alaughter two hours totaled filO.OOO shares let us listen to our cood osyenia 67 'i 39 'i 38 compared with 620,000 last Satur Cerro de Pas Cerlain-leed Prod fhes A Ohio 3b Chi III Chrysler Corp 8 ClT Flnan 2 City Ice A Fuel 1.20 Climax Molyb 1.20a CI net Pea bod 2 Colgate-Palm-P la trists and doctors and give them the wherewithal to work not. just west un rei A Westing Air Br l'i 12 Westing Elec 3ft Westing El pf Wheling SUel lg a White Motor lb 3 White Sew Mach 6 Willvs-Overland 2fi day and were the smallest since September 22.

23 l'i t-J 8 15H 15 15 5 P5' 55 'i 55 1 9'. 9. 9 '4 8 333 333 11 53 52VJ 57 74 37 Vi 37 T4 1 50 V) 50 1 44 41 44 66 307? 30Vj 30 1 47 47 47 8 24 Vi 23 '4 24 v. 11 a3 33 '4 33 Aiding the automotive group and take the cheap and easy way out. LOIS MUNSIL.

Route 2, Box 263A, Phoenix longer on the day were N. Y. Central, American Water Works, Gim-bel, Cerro de Pasco. Consolidated Vultee, Shamrock Oil, Roan Antelope. Budd Manufacturing and Panhandle Producing.

Liveliness of some metals was due to the possibility of boosted ceilings because of growing short ages. hat Mock l1 steera and heifera ateady: rows ateatly to 1 higher; bulla, vealera and calves aleady, atnekera and feedera aleady to 25 lower, decline mainly on light yearling; beef teer crop consisted chiefly good and ehoire frade at l.Y2&-lH.rl; 20 loads mostly lb. 17.00-40: package 17.V): moderate lupply medium and low good ateera 1.1.75-15.00: order buyer, took majority of grain fed rattle; 2 loada chnk-e 7 lb. heifera 17.25: few loada good and choice heifera and mixed yearllnga 15. V)-1 25: supply grain fed mainly medium and good from 13.50-15.25: numerous loads olum El 'oml Credit 2 Wilson A Co 2f) Woolworth tFW) 1.60 4 Worthing 1 1 sentiment elsewhere was the General Motors-union agreement to resume negotiations in an effort to settle the strike.

Divided expecta iml Solvents im'wlth Edis 1 40 ity for many years, died here December 14. Mr. Gipson was born at Mountain Home, March 4. 1872. An effort is being made to locate two cousins, L.

H. Fricker, and Pearl Fricker, who are believed to be in Phoenix. Anyone knowing the whereabouts of either of Mr. Gipson's cousins has been asked to inform the Pres-cott Courier or the Lester Ruffner Mortuary here. Stock Averages Compiled by the Atiorlnted Pre 40' Om'wllh i South ongoleum-Nalrn la 80 IS 1 tions were helpful.

Much of 1he rk I til. fit nsol igar i Indiist. Hall 146 3 2 3 1 34 34 34 1 42 V4 42 Vi 4-'M- 27 tA nns onpermin zug A buying was predicated on the idea the seasonal rally between Christ Saturday Innny 55 P. 16 ton meouim ami goon, cows i. Youngsi sn i 33 Radio 1g 3 MALES NTAT1STICR Total today Previous day Week a to Tear ago Two years ato, closed.

Jan 1 to date year ago Two years ago 77 381 ona Edison 1.60 'on Nat Gas la 'ram Vultee 2 onlalner Corp lg moat common and medium ft. 25-11. 50: an-nera and cutters good heavy aauaage bulla 12(K)-V): odd beefklnd 13.x- A 57.8 77.1 Advance Declines UnchanKcd Total Issues New 1943 high New 1943 lows 37 1 39 35 A .3 50.9 SO lk as. 9 52.5 39.2 39.2 35.1 Net change Saturday Prev lay Week iieo Month hro Year ago 194'i high 1945 low 1944 high 1944 low 47.7 47.2. 4.

4R.8 34. 48.9 bnt Ag 99. 1 98.2 300. 25-4 iS.O 102.O 78 fi 79.2 9.1 23; medium good and choice vealera and calves 12.00-I.j.OO: most good atocker and V4 39.a 3iVi 45 18VS 18 0 feeder 18 steera 12.75-13.7S; choice 14.25-75; price on 830-900 ll. fleshy kind, amall er common and medium S5O-7O0 lb.

steera pi 4 latter number mixed breed stock steels 50-11. V): few 'i mas and New Year's Day would eventuate. This has happened in 43 of the past 47 years. Principal securities exchanges shut down at noon not to reopen until- next Wednesday. The Associated Press 60-stook composite was up six tenths of a point at 75 but on the week was down one and two tenths points.

At new highs for the year or Cont Can 1 Cort Motor .80 Cont Oil Del 1.60 Corn Products 2.60 Crane Co la Cuban-Am Sug 14g Cuilnhy Pack t.20a Curlls Publlshg Curtlss-Wrlght Deere A Co 1H Del A Hudson 1 Del Lack West Dome Mines hi. 20 New York Bonds New York Stock Exchange NEW YORK. Dec. 22 (API Most railroad Issues moved ahead fractionally to as much a two points today. Carriers advanced two tenths of a nolnt 40 65 41 26 fi 44 Vi 45 14 27 bUL'W 2f 5 BRIDGEMAH CONSTRUCTION CO.

Building Industrial Private 65 40 44" 44 14 26 954 360 124 225 65 41 "ft 44 45 95 160 385 125 Wool Market NF.W YORK. Dec. 22 (AD Light Boston buying Imparted tedlnet to wool top future In quiet trading Saturday, Kstimated sales of wool tops were 19,000 pounds. Wool futures were inacUve Certificated wool spot 10.1. ON.

Wool tops future closed unchanged. Dec. 133.0B; July (1946 131.06; Oct. 127.RR. Oitiricated snot wool top 133.

ON. Rid; Nominal. on average in the Associated Press compil- 95 V4 1 auoii. j.eaners jn me upward swing were International Great Northern ariiu.tment 6s, Katy first 4s and 5s of '62 ''A" and MERRY 3 160 3 isr. 4 325V4 Czech Exchange lot good and choice 375-600 11).

steer calves heifer calve 12 VI. Hogs: Salable 90; compared with last Friday unchanged at celling level. Sheep: Salome none: for week lambs ateady to 25 lower: ewes steady: numerous loads good and choice wheal pasture lambs at mid week comparable kind at the 13. 75-14. (X): closing sales good and choice truck in natives 13.50; medium and good shipments 12.50-13.25; good and choice yearlings 12.00-25; medium and good shipment 1 good and choice ewes to shippers on the hlglt spots 6.75; good and choice lots closed medium shipments 5 25-50; feeding and thearing lambs 14.25-15.25.

New York Curb Stock And Bond Prices Building Permits In Tucson Boom TUCSON, Dec. 22 (AP Building permits calling for the greatest expenditure on private construction in Tucson in the last, 10 years have been issued so far this month in the office of E. D. Herreras, city building inspector, he revealed today. By far the greater part of the expenditures are on business structures.

Permits issued so far.this month total $650,819 with more 1han one week to go. The only time this amount has been exceeded in 'the past decade was during the height 225 hi. Luis san franctsfo 5s of '50 all up two. Foreign government loans were down one tenth ot a point on average. U.

S. 68 Commercial Held Inadequate Douglas Aircraft ng Dow Chem 3. du Pont de 514g Eastern Air 1 Eastman Kodak 7g El Auto-Lite 3 Elec Boat 1a Eng Pub Service Eri- ni! 1 Evans Products '4 Earns Tel A Rad Fllntkote Ereenort Sulph 2 Fruehnuf Tra 2 Gen Bronze 0 21 22 33 35 17 18 24 24 governments were quiet. BUM) A VEKAt.hS Compiled by the Associated Pres. 10 10 10 10 10 CHRISTMAS to all our friends and customer.

Headquarter for KEM-TONE nd LEV-X BILL TATE PAINT STORE 378 N. lat Ave. Ph. 4-3411 -(AP) 2188 East Washington St. Dec.

22-has asked 121881 LONDON. Great Britain 18 Czecho K8 22 19 36 49 68 2 47 50 PHOXE 3-9156 au indiist. ntll. Foreign yield Net ehg A .2 Unch A n.l A 35 49 67 26 V. 46 36 49 K8 26 Vf, 47 B0T4 Saturday 103.6 103.7 308.1 73.6 317.5 prev oay 303.4 303.7 log.o 117.4 317.1 Sale In Hds.

High 107! weeK ago ura.Y iui.h Gen Elec 1.60 Gen Food 1.60 1ntor 3 2 316.6 Am Mara mi bo Clone 4J 74 74 75.7 75.9 76.6 it 68.1 Month ago 302.2 303.8 Year ago 96.4 304.8 3B45 high 303.7 lp.5 1945 low 96.2 103 4 Gillette Saf 1a 8 7 iik 316. 318. 116. of the war when the federal govern Rlovakia to cornpensate in pounds sterling British investors in nationalized Czech industries, a foreign office spokesman disclosed tonight. He said parallel representations may have been made by the United States.

In a note handed to the Czecho-slovakian government by the British ambassador in Prague, the British asked for assurance of "adequate compensation," and 306.8 108.5 306.8 307.3 104.7 72 SLOAN WATER SOFTENERS Enjoy the advantages of soft water. Call us. You will ba surprised at the low cost and upkeep. Sloan Water Softener Co. 137 W.

Monroe Ph. 3-3754 72 124 126 5 20 70 594 1944 high 96.5 105.7 Am Republics Hi Am Superpow Ark Nat Ga A Atlas Corp war Berk A Gay Furn fliss (E W) reeze Corp 1944 low 79.S 304.6 116.7 114.0 Close GUdden t.o J.ug,, Goodrich 2t 4 Goodyear 2 4 Graham-Paige Mot 49 Ot Northn Ry pf 3 6 Gt West Sug 1.20 8 Greyhound Corp 1.40 2 Sales In IOW 5 2H'4 22 V4 20 32-1 28 SI, 000 High 9Vi S' 2K7, 4H 12' 6 28 Am 4 3s 86 ment secured permits tor construction of temporary housing. Store buildings lead In the amount of money involved. The permits also include private homes, an office building, and a number of apartment and duplex structures. 14 1 .47 Junk Hill Ml 146H 88 4 an Marconi Am Gulf Oil la ,1 Mtir 15 8 1H Cessna Aire feg 9.1 A Can Pac 4V4s 60 4s 88 CHIP 4V4 52a CRIP 4s 34 Hud 5 62a llomestake Min 251 30 ii a 10 made clear that Slovak crowns service ritiea Service Pf 944 101 97 63 J.Vl 142 Vs 1.50 12H 60 i Sol 30 42 67 17 14 95 37 44 30 59 10 59 33 33 1H 20 sn 4-3 67 37 34 S4 37 44 30 28 lonoer Range 10 59 84 61 52 20 29 '4 41 66 17 13 94 37 43 23 66 80 97 97 65 14 SO 95 V4 97(4 a ii 314 J6 87 58 5 losden Petro From the bottom of our hearts we wish you joy and happiness on this, our fnst post war Christmas.

reoie i'g 1st 4s 90 Mo 5 77 Mo 84 75 NYC 4 Us SO. 3a were not regarded as adequate since they were not acceptable outside Czechoslovakia at the present exchange rate of 201 crowns to a oound 64 98 1 H3 I Bond A Sh 52 I Bond A Sh pf 4.20 1 ilrchlld A 8 1 a Houston Oil Hudson Motor .40 31 Hupp Motor 34 Illinois Central 35 Tndust Tlayon 2 2 Tnspirat Con Cop 1 4 Tnterlake Iron 12 Int Harvester 2 60a 4 Tnt Nick Can 1.60 Int Paper 31 Int Tel Tel 39 Tntartvnn I mfl I 2. CLOSED FRIDAY NIGHT UNTIL WED. MORNING DECEMBER 26 Soc Vac 3s 64 5 306V I 106 106V4 103 Vs 103 105. 305 97 Fansteel Met 4b 4 JU.iVa 34 305 31 105 VI 10! 305 ho t'ac 4 'is bs So Pac 4 Vis 81 So rac 4a or 7 Un Pac 1st 4s 47 West Un Sf 60 FOREIGN BONDS A BAKER-THOMAS 5 J04V4 304V4 8 108 108 vi 104 Vi 108 ii in 28 139 139 3 1.139 14 42 40 42H 1nn Xr T.

Stl 1 2 110 V4 110 14 110 Canada 4s 60 S's 28 7s 4 28 -i 142 12 'A 76 64, 84 8 ili 34H 49 '4 9 22 1V4 6 4 21 16 4H tt 34. 4 9-i 39 33 8H 5 8S 23 102 10 19S 57'. Ford Mot Ltd Glen Aid Coal 2 'Jold field Con Meela Min foil Gold .49 tumble Oil lingston Prod ake Shore -one Star Gas Mesahl Iron Mid State Pet Bvle Mid West Corp Hs LIME CEMENT CO. CONCRETE BLOCKS Fundatlon Blocks Concrete Stepping Stones Pre-Cast Septic Tanks Roof Tile Concrete Frodurt Made Tn Order Precision Concrete Co. 1620 E.

Jackson PHONE 4-702S 33 i fill 3 14H 50 9 22 16 '4 4 21 16 34 4 S5 Bank. Trust Stocks Phone 4-4797 300 S. 12th St. 142 12'4 4i 33 '4 Ifl-S P4 23 l'i 3S 14 21 lfi'4 144 4 8 38 10 44 4 87 6 7 Ifi 19 13 5 1 5 ARIZONA Concrete Pipe Co. O.

M. Hnoprr N. 8. homtray PHONE 3-0706 Water -Sewer and Irrigation SYSTEMS HEAD GATES 1746 W. Fillmore St Moiyooenum 41 33 7i Bk of Am NTS SF) 1.60 Bank ol Man 3.20 Bank of N.

Y. 14 Bankers Tr 1.40 Bklyn Tr 4 Cen Han Bk A Tr 4 Bid 47 33 Vi 458 49 mvt 44 5154 jdt City Cop Nat Bella Hes Nat Fuel V. 3 Nat Tun aV Mines Niag Hud Pow 112 Chase Nat 1.40 Chem Bk A Tr 1.80 Commercial 1.60 BDY5EN 100 PAINT 49 V4 iie rtem i i Pantepec Oil Ven 11 Pen road Vt 62 Pioneer Gold 9 Wnr Aire 7 Cont KK ft ir .80 Cont 111 Chi 4 Corn Ex Bk ft 2.40 Empire Tr 3 First Nat (Bos) 2 110 Powdreil Alex Tnc la 2 23 Quaker Oat 4ViS .90 10' 1325 N. fVntral Ph. 3-1307 St Regl Pap 22 7 We Are Exclusive JOHNS-MANVILLE Blown Rock Wool Insulation Contractors and Approved Applicators of All Types of JOHNS-MANVILLE Roofing Shat-Denn Solar Aire AO 5 i 27' i 1 19 189? 61 48 130 I'ntt Lt A Ry 1 Marshall Waite WisJies You All A MERRY I 20 3 8 Foil 65g Wright Har F.St CHI 8 Fst 80 Guaranty Tr 12 Irving Tr Kings County 80 Lawyers Trust la Manuf'ct'rs Tr 2.40 Natl City 1.30 Trust 4 Public lVi Title GAT 7 4 'l CrRB DOMESTIC WONDS Kan Cily houtn ii Kennecott Cop 2B 9 Kroaer Grocery 2 1 lhman Corp 1.20a 2 Mh-O-F Glas 1 2 Llhby McN 6 Lockheed Aire 2 9 Ixew Inc l'4a 10 Lone Star Cem la 3 Lorlllard iP) 1 4 Mark Truck v3g 1 Magma Copper .4 3 Marine Midland 16 Marshall Field 1.20a 7 McCrory Stores 1 6 Miami Copper 2 MldCont Pet 1 4 Mn-Kan-Texa 6 Mo-Kan-Texas Pf 13 Monarch Mch 2 1 Montgom Ward 2 9 Murray Corp ft Nash-Kelvinator 24 Nat Auto Fib 3 Nat Biscuit 1.20 6 Nat Cash Reg la 5 Not Dairy Prod 1.40 34 Nat Distillers 2 5 Nat Lead 4a 3 Nnt Pow A Lt 42 Nat Supply 32 Nehl Corp 5 Neivmont Min 1A 1 Newport Indust .80 2 NY Central RR l'g 235 NY Chi A St pf 3k 3 NY Shipbuilding 3g 4 No Am Aviation 1 14 North Amer Co 1.49f ft Northern Pacific 3g 26 Northwest Alrl 6 Ohio Oil a 42 Omnibus Corp 1 1 Owens-Ill Glas 2a 1 Pac Ga Elec 2 6 Pac Tin Cons 16 Packard Motor Pan Am Airways 56 Param Pictures 2 35 Parke Davis 1 30 4 Patlno Mines 2g 1 Penney CI 3a 2 Penn MR 2g Pepsi -Col a 38 Phelps Dodge 1.60 ft Pitt Scr Bolt .40 4 Pressed Stl Car 1 17 VA.ODUCTS T-ow 102 104 106 lnl 302 32 Mies in 1,000 High As Yc 4 53 102 Cities Service 5s 50 30 104 So Cal Ed 3s 65 3 106 Stand A 48 at 6 101 Stand A 51 2 102 Cl'RB FOREIGN BONUS: Russian 6 1919 8 13 Rusian 5s 3921 5 12 Close 102 104 306 301 102 13 12 I CHRISTMAS I I WAITE-SMITII I INSURANCE AGENCY I Title, And Trust Rldsr.

ft 33 .33 CUDDIIIY MACCRACKEN CO. 420 SOUTH THIRD AVENUE PHONE 3-4686 12 mm l-Pc. Irrigation TAPPONS Made with pre-war quality canvas. PHOENIX TENT AWNING CO. 532 W.

Adams St. Phone 3-7509 Cotton Market New Orleans middling 41 Inch. 24.35: Staple haed on March futures. 24.59: strict middling Inch. 36 point on: 1 132 lncn.

71 points on: men. poinis on. 16V4 771-T Demand fair 3 lncn. 371 poini on. Hutlnn 4r ompany rornlahea fly K.

r. York Open Hlsh I-OHT (lose 214i January March May July No matter how we try to say it, we find the old fashioned way is the hest. A very Merry Christmas to one and all. 24 65 21 58 24.39 21 67 24 KH 24 4 24 59 210 24.58 24.40 24.40 24.36 All Types Old Reliable Arixdna Firm ARIZONA ROOFING CO. i3 41 23.

V) 23.41 ficloher 23.47 December 23 40 I 23.31 23.31 2.3 4 HIIN Central A Phone 6-01 II 5 24 Concrete Stains BUILDING CONTRACTOR Residential and Commercial Construction Steel Sash Glazing Mirrori. Furniture Tops for Floors Patios Tennis Courts OUESTION BOX Q. What kind of lumber la the bpt for cabinet work? A. I'ondcrosa Vino, an it I. a softer wood, does not split easily and takes a nice finish.

SORRY, we are out of it. Sidewalks Side Rooms IV. A. BLASER Poultry And Eggs iTnder OPA Regulations) nrnlshed br Norman Welnlek fOIXTRV HI VIVO PRICES ften. 3 lb, and up Fryers.

1 to 3 lbs. .30 Roasters, soft bone, 4 lbs. and over .30 Stags .20 Old rooster .15 Guinea, young .22 Geese, young .24 Soushs. 1 lb. each .50 Turkeys, hen.

I'. S. grade A .29 Turkeys, hens. V. grade .21 Turkeys, toms, I'.

S. gra'le A .29 Turkeys, toms. V. S. grade C.

.21 P.ahblls. young 3 to 4 lbs. .15 Rabbits, old .15 Ducks, young .23 PHOENIX AREA Csr Market Report Maximum prices set by Office cf Price Administration of sales to retailer: Grade A 59.6: Grade 51.4; Grade and ungraded 46 4. BIJVI.VO PRICES Maximum prices aet by Office of Price Administration for graded eggs sold to retailers. Grade A.

59.6; Grade 62.4: Grade 46.4. 4V2 Interert No Commission Loans en residence or business property in Phoenix MARSHALL MORTGAGE TRUST CO. 309 Title Trust Bldg. Phone 4-4392 1801 N. Laurel Ave.

Phone 4-7707 AsSrtStSS TO MS ST Mai7TMMS A ini i at Not a Paint Not a Dye KEMIKO Stains Permanently Cannot Wear, Chip or Peel 10 Beautiful Colors 1 Ask any KEMIKO dealer listed below: A Watch the QUESTION BOX for the answer to some very interesting questions regarding building and building materials. The QUESTION BOX will be a regular feature of our ad every Saturday night and Sunday morning. OPEN EVERY SAT. A. M.

FARMERS Lumber Supplv Co. 1102 SOUTH CENTRAL, PHONE 4-4759 i MERRY CHRISTMAS and HAPPY NEW YEAR to You All ELQUEST PAINT CO. Alvin J. Elquest BRIKCRETE MASONRY UNITS It's Cement Blocks Non-crltlcal material for all building purposes. W.

A. BEAUBIEN Ph. 5-1103 4-5706 PHOENK Bo son Paint Store 1S25 N. Central American Blind and Linoleum 30 X. Firtt Ave.

Painters Warehouse 611 N. 19th Ave. SAFFORD Brooks Lumber Co. GLOBE Banks Paint Store SLEEPING BAGS 100 wool-filled, water-i proofed covering. Full length zippers.

13.65 31.50 GET THE BEST AT I VICTORY Tent and Awning Co. 3 tO E. Wmsh. St. Th.

"27 TUCSON J. Knox Corbelt 340 N. 6th Ave. O'Malley Lumber Co. 211 N.

4th Ave. Robinson Paint Co. 406 N. 4th Ave. MIAMI Schwartz Lumber Co.

DOUGLAS Douglas Lumber Co. and A Happy New Year To One And All ARIZONA IRON WORKS if. O. Box 750 19th and S. P.

Tracks Ph. 3-2ftitt 101S N. 7th Ph. 8-0515 -lift.