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The Austin Daily Herald from Austin, Minnesota • 15

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4 AUSTIN (Minh) HERALD E31 Wednesday Sept 17 '58 IV AUTOMOTIVE 12 No! 07 23 soon 4 30 unit PUBLIC AUCTION Excellent 80 Acredrm to Settle the Estate Saturday September 20th at 1:30 4 MwMtO Itl MI AW I mosuico iu BEST BUY IN AUSTIN AMILY SIZE REEZER AvsKrt i a iM Miami clear Milwaukee rain Steinmetz onto the Steinmetz and the Combination Deal On NORGE Laundry Pair! ises 2013 2000 1090 1080 1970 1980 1950 1940 1930 Gets Info Marines on Borrowed Blood 200 270 lb butchers 2060 with numerous sales at few lots 3s 200 210 lbs 2050 several lots mixed grade 1 3 New Dentists Are Introduced Three new dentists were intro duced when the Austin Dental So i ciety met for 6 pm dinner at the Normandy Cafe Tuesday night I Those presented were Dr John: Speery Dr Robert Dahl and Dr Clausen Out of town guests were pr Jo seph Price Blooming Prairie Dr Carl Winkels Adams and Dr Robert Plum LeRoy Dr Theo dore Thompson president made the introductions Norman abian of the Arthur Herman Insurance Agency Ro chester described various phases of an insurance program 30 00 3100 2700 2850 2500 2850 2200 2350 2750 28 502550 28 SO1000 1850 7S A Releases 'r Names of Crew 19 34 19 JO 10 10 1900 18U0 1880 1870 1880 1850 i ibt th No 1198519401915 1885 1815176517151885 STAGS Haute has kitchen with pantry dining room living room and bedroom ft badraomt and closet uprtoln fair slaad barn with stanchion for 1 3 coWt now steel corn crib on a camant foundation han house granary cement block goroga wood Slav silo lummer kitchen and wood shed and REA lights Thia is ano of the excellent 80 acre farms in this oxcollent farming eom munlty excellent eii all tillable a small grove end the "yard all nice level land and lay up to the black top rood V4 mile to buildings which it on a good gravel road If you are looking for a good 80 acre farm than inspect this farm and come to the sale Tomi: $2000 day of sale end balance March 1 1959 when possession wIM bo given or more information W' fs GwrnMy Yearling Helfers Gutrnny HciftG mofltM Richfield Man Run Over by Bus Dies MINNEAPOLIS (fl Carl John son 65 Richfield was fatally In jured Tuesday when run over by a bus in the Minneapolis loop Police said head was run over when beneath a vehicle driven by Martin 'Paul 69 who was not tagged Officers said the victim had been drinking His death carried the state traf fic toll to 486 up 44 from a yeah ago today Grand Meadow Post Slate Starts Term GRAND MEADOW Minn New officers started their terms in the Meadow American Legion post meeting last week They1 are Richard Buck com mander Kenneth Quandt adju tant Vies Martinson 7 treasurer letcher Hathaway sergeant of the color guard and firing squad and Rodney Burrington service officer The auxiliary will sponsor the Bloodmobile in Grand Meadow Oct 16 Mrs Richard Buck presi dent announced Located 8 mile South of Blooming Prairie 1i mile South of tho Rod Oak Grovo Lutheran Church or 1 mile North of Hie Corning Crobmary and (fore 1 47 54 51 14 51 47 52 52 43 39 61 50 72 on 59 160 58 J9 59' 78 71 66 64 44 63 48 78 61 No 31885 18 W18351835173518 8516351585 140013251225 filled tinge 44 Oliver 70 Good 10 Inielated Track ked for 1 ef 1 too Truck I Bow Semi Mounted David lr4 ley Cam ricuer Saw If tut Car ickw vrltk NOT alaif CIRCLE 4 Mrs Lawrence Streif conduct ed devotions for Circle our Members met with Mrs Ed ward Wollenberg 901 Gleason Tea towels for the church were made BUILDING NO 2 'Summer Kitchen 16x24x14 ft The Building must be removed by April T959 Term are one half () cash at the time of Sale and the balance at time of removal Sealed Bid will be received to apply at lhe time of auction Board reserve the right to reject or accept any bld or further Information see the Members of the Board of Supervisors Mitchell County Iowa GiENI DORSEY Auctioneer CENTRAL CITY Ky (fl Th UJ Marines made a special ef fort to get Stephen EUlnger into the con05 He passed the written examina tion but a physical checkup show ed the 18 year old had ser ious disorder He was sent home with advica that an operation was necessary The operation was arranged bbt Elslnger needed five pints of blood Marin recruiters at Louisville 200 mile away soon' had the sit uation well in hand ive donated a pint each Elslnger will be sworn in 2 story brick building with modern living quarters on second floor and completely equipped and going res taurant business to be sold as a Ole 0 Olsen agent Blooming Proirie Minn Heirs of Thompson estate owners OldO Olsen' Auctioneer Pin Ball Machine Conceals Iced Beer RUSSEI1V1LLE Just as police were ready to give up lire" search for Illegal hooch to a local restaurant Patrolman George Milam leaned the pinball machine It was cold to the touch Milam pried Into the' bottom of the machine and came up with 38 pints of iced beer lOi78 73 54 02 CIRCLE 2 Yam and stocking dolls for Christmas gifts are Jpekigmade by Circle Two The wojk was be gun at the homeof Mr? Ben Os trander Elizabeth Street Mrs? Roy Norland led in devo tions and the topic was present ed by Mrs Johnson and Mrs Ray Nelson Mrs Charles Schara will entertain in October CIRCLE 6 Mrs Gerald Chopski 2307 De neen was hostess Circle Six Emery arnum conducted devotions and during the project hour sewing was done for New Guinea missions 2 ishermen ound Safe on River Island POTOSI Wis (fl Two Lan caster fishermen were found safe on a Mississippi River island near Jiere after being stranded since Monday They are Louis Wahl 70 and Herman Reynolds 43 They said their boat hit a stump which knocked a hole jn the craft The two men spent Monday rtight on the island waiting for someone to come within hailing distance Hiey were found Tues day by a search party JZ Year Old Plays ranklin Jr NEW YORK Ifl The members of the cast of "Sunrise at Camp liept up on backstage doings by one of the youngest per formers Kenneth Kakos The 12 year old is editor of Cort Gossip a mimeographed weekly In the drama Kakos portrays ranklin Roosevelt Jr 1941 Earmefr Traw LiflMi Starter Hydraulic Lift International Mounted Cultivator 229 Manure Louder fit 'H' farmall Six row Sprayer to fit ottnoll 1953 International No 24 2 MW Mounted Corn Picker A 1948 ord Sear Mounted 2 row Cuk tivator 1948 ord Doorbom 7 ft Mower mounted 1950 ord Dearborn 12 Single Due mounted ord Tractor Jack to rolee al 4 whelee off ground at wme time Pulley fw ord Treetor intention Swinging Drawbar for ord tractor 1952 Moisey Harm Combine ft with Wisconsin motor 8 picku attachment A 1 condition Roderick Lean Single Disc 15 ft International 2 row pull typo Trac tor Com Planter with ertilizer Attachment 1954 international Digger on robber ft 2 14 International Plow McCormick Deering Dump Rake International Burr Mil! Sandwich Elevator 42 ft Case Corn Binder New Idea Hand Corn Shetler McCormick Doering Cream Separator Modal Rubber Tired Wagon with lare Box 1941 ord Lights Starter Hydraulic Litt Steel Tired Wogan With 40 inch Box MARKET 4 DAtlV MAHKK'I IT 3958 aero uuid 08 01 J7 77 50 76 63 66 71 53 127 96 66 86 68 85 88 69 113 yew 2600 2800 yew 2400 2800 year 2215 2475 Standard 'nteero St 2025 22K ART JOHNSON Owner ALBRIGHT ft SPARKS Auctioneers ARMERS STATE BANK ADAMS Cfirk 1 Raises Ladder to Reach Bird alls READING Pa (fl ranklin Steinmetz watchman at a state park near here climbed a ladder recently to bring a chirping young bird out of a nest The ladder slipped fell from his perch shoulders of a visitor suffered a few bruises visitor wound up with a chipped hip bone I YOU LIKE TO SAVE NOW'S YOUR CHANCE 1957 Chevrolet' i'dr edan with standard drive radio air conditioned Tutone fin ishj $1440 7 Phoenix clear Pittsburgh rain Portland Me rain' Portland Ore cloudy 71 85 Rapid City clear 178 '47 NO 2 15 75 in cs 1775 1925 a 185 1975 1960: 1950:19401930:1930:1910:1900:1890: neer SOO i tows ol BACK TO SCHOOL Bob by ischer 1 5 year old chess whiz leaves a plane at Idle wild airport in New York af ter a flight1 from Brussels Bobby heading back to school in Brooklyn wound up in the top six in the interna tional competition in Yugo slavia (AP Photofax) Betty Tollefson Heads Udolpho 4 Betty Tollefson wu elected pre sident of the Udoipho Boosters 4 dub Monday Other officers are Robert ton vice president Rose Mary Dannen secretory Brian Ingyal son reporter Burnell Hanson his torian and David: Helleck pong leader Plans for the amru4 ban quet after achievement night were discussed and it was voted to have the Lansing Club join th Udoipho Club I The Aimer Helleck and Harlan SAL SEPT 20 iVIt PUBLIC SALE oi VACATED MITCHELL COUNTY HOME BUILDINGS The Mitchell County Board of Supervisors will sell at Public Auction the vacated County Home Buildings on Septetmber 30 1958 at 2:00 at the County Home premises the following? BUILDING NO 1 Main Building 24x60x20 ft Wing 24x28x20 ft Dining Room Annex 18x24x8 ft a Together with the furnace stoker soft wgter softener plumbing and electrical fix tures Colored Slides of Hawaii Are Shown GRAND MEADOW Minn Mrs Glenn Racine showed colored slides of Hawaii at the prm Bureau meeting at Milton Griffel honfeJ 7 Plans for the resolutions miet Ing were madd and George Vbr hees Millert Bergland Jesse Ron ne Anton Schofield Lewis Car ter Brown were nam ed to the committee Mrs Robert Kuster reported on the arm Bur eau at Paynes ville and Sherilxn Griffel played accordion selections? VLts Griffel and Mrs Jesse Rbn ne served lunch USEM'S "You Must Be Satisfied' 87 82 67' 54 Mpls gt Paul cloudy 59 52 New Orleans clear 90 77 New York cloudy 86 70 Oklahoma City clear 82 51 Omaha clear 59 46 Philadelphia cloudy '89 70 Owner moving to Californio Will give poiieieion Oct 1 and term on building If deiired George A Hormel ft Co Common Stock (Wright Wells A Ca) Bid AlW cy MONTREAL (AP) NegoUators representing the Seafarer's Inter national Union and two shipping companies reached agreement Tuesday might ending threats of a Greet Lke Wppbig ftiker Tire agreement wu announced by Hal Banks Canadian vice president of the SIU and Qw head of the two companies Jack Leitch president of th Upper Lakes and St Lawrence Transportation Co and John Paterson president of Patersons and Son Ltd Both companies belonged to the Lake Carriers Assn which also bargains for management of six other operators The other com panies were not The agreement gives the union a five per cent increase In pay retroactive to fast June with an additional five per cent next year Crew members also get time and a half for Sunday work The pre vious wage for deckhands who worked a 56 hour week was about $290 a month A conciliation board had rec I dmmended the five per cent in crease this year and four per cent next year with 18 extra payj for men who worked a 56 hour: week throughout the season STOCKS NEWYORK (AP) 1 pm Stocks: Abbott 60? Inti Paper 112 Allied Ch "Jones PUBLIC SUCTION Adams Minnesota Alexandria Bemidji Redwood al's Rochester St Cloud Duluth La 'Crosse Madison Mason City Minot i I' argo Rapid City Calgary Edmonton Regina Winnipeg Albany rain Albuquerque clear Atlanta cloudy Bismarck clear Boston rain Buffalo cloudy Chicago rain Cleveland rain Denver clear Des Moines cloudy Detroit rain ort Worth cloudy 8764 Helena' cloudy Indianapolis rain Kansas City clear Los Angeles clear Louisville rain Memphis cloudy 1 XHV 1 Row MM Cor kkor witli roar Care 5Iol illar with Riga Ho4( Knivo: 4 Sharpener 2 Row John Deer Potato Dlggr 2 Raw John Deer Level Sea Petit Digger 1x12 Gram Sox far Track Brand new wide tread arm Wagon 10 ield Cultivator '49 ord Tudor "good troruportotion" Home Sawed Lumber Lawn Mower Model ormal "Heat Houter i Medel ormal "Heat Hauser Model 40 Cockshutt "'Heat Houser" Hone Tank 2 Set Tractor Chain Produce State Bank Clerking LIMESTONE Maine TAP) The Air orce today released the names of the missing crew of a B52 bomber from Loring Air orce Base which crashed on a farm at South St Paul Minn Ttresday night Maj Surle Gillespie Jr 41 radar observer son of Maude Gillespie Northeast Atlanta Sv wife Alice and two'Saughters'Capt William Horseman 38 aircraft commander son of Dora Justin Horseipaii Kansas City Mo wtife Wanda and four son xCapt Richard Cantwell 31 navigator son of Alva and Ola Cantwell Phoenix Artz wife Ir ene one son one daughter Capt James Dr Taylor 1 35 in structor radar observer son of Mr Ward and Inez Taylor Dixon Ky Wife Betty no children ''Capt Bernard Lanois 36 instructor pilot son of Dr Esdras and lorence Lanois San Diego Calif and El Cajon Calif respectively Wife Shirley and three sons 1st Lt William Huskey ECM operator son of (William and Irene S' Okla Wife Jerelen one son Sgt Leon Lew 32 tail gunner son of Mrs 'Alice Lew Skokie Bl Wife Dorothy three sons two daughters The surviving co pilot Cpt Jack Craft 29 is the son of Homer i and Una Craft of Pur vis Miss He and his wife Doro thy have one son and one daugh ter TEMPERATURES LPct 59 '37 54 45 59 41 57 50 JJL 60 62 74 59 62 59' 41 78 6967 63 55 76 78 89 64 86 70 71 Women of Moose Committee Meetings Three Women of Moose commit tees held sessions Tuesday eve ning 4 Mooseheart alumni committee discussed plans for a dinner dance Oct 4 and a bake sale for the bazaar Mrs John Gutenberg 904 Maple was hostess and Mrs Ray Granle was a guest Members were asked to take Christmas gifts for Mooseheart to tlje next session Oct 21 at the home of Mrs Kathryn Wolf 509 Center Mrsi Hazel Glassel 117 E' Wa ter was hostess to the Mooseheart committee Plans were made for October chapter night and the sale! of Christmas cards and salt' and pepper shakers Mrs Granle: was a guest The' next mating will Oct 9 at Moose Home ive hundred was played by the: homemaking committee at home of Mrs Joe Bock 508 Si Sixth Mrs George Ross and: Mrs Dorlene Joy were awarded: prizes The next meeting Oct 14 will 1 be with 'Mrs George Hardwick! Austin Rt 3 WRC 23 Names District Delegates Plans for the district conven tion at West Concord Sept 27 were made by Jack Armstrong WRC 23 Monday at the VW Hall 1 Delegates are Mrs Charles Bell Mrs Regina Bonnelle Mrs John: Mrs YoungdahlMrs Marguerite Igou Mrs Ida Rich ards Mrs Judith OscarsonMrs Anna Moore and Mrs Paul Lat i tin Alternates include Mrs lor ence McDonald Mrs Eva Sch rmidt Mrs rank Cerny Edward Hogan Mrs Gaylord Moses Mrs StuewrI( Mrs Anna Derr Mrs Myrtle Stewart Mrs Bertha Peterson Mrs Gert rude Brandt Mrs Roscoe Blan chard Relief reports" totaled 194 for adults and $58 for children It was! voted to hold social meetings the first Monday "of each month The birthdays of Mrs Richards and Mrs Were observed and' 1 lunch was served by Mrs Edwyna" Perry and Mrs Raul Band 1 Th next meeting will be a pot al 4 Whel Rubber Tired Trailer Two 14 9 Hog Troughs Walsh Hydraulic Jack 3 HP Electric Motor with Coble Speed Jack Electric Brooder 500 siZ Oil Brooder Set of 10x3 Tractor Tlr Chrxns John Deere Endgate Seeder 10 ft Spring Tooth Harrow Heat Houser for Tractor Mower 7 ft Windrower 12x14 Brooder Hous 300 Gallo Gas Barrel Stand erguson Plow Other Miscellanea Item fa um erous to mention Some Household Good 11 Hoktein A Guernsey Cattle Good Ouolity All Bred ArtiH ciallyl Holstein Cow coating with 4th calf close Springer Holstein Cows coming With Jra calf clos Springers Hoistwin Cow coming with 2n calf du In ebruary Swiss Guernsey Hrfr ifi ya old pn a $112095 MODEL AH 87 IJI CH NORGE TRIPLE ACTION $1'2995 Special Conventional Washer s7888 USUAL BANK TERMS LEE ISHER Owner ART SPARKS Sargont ft LES OLSON Rochettr Clerk IRST STATE BANK GRAND MEADOW Clark 'i I Wdndny Sept Th rruu'WiDB ortc Auttin ettriiw ana out Ortding No 180 170 170 180 180 180 190 300 JO0 2M 330 230 330 240 240 250 250 280 360 370 270 380 280 290 390 300 All butcher weighing er priced th ni tm Wat ellulfleatlnnz PACKING SOWS Nn t19 2519001875182517751725 1875 1633 7 2 12" Int 1 1 Inf 2 1" Int Slat Plow Chief 3 yr eld a rubber 2 14" John Deer (ged) 2 David lradly Hydraulic Rubber 2 Truss rom Hydraulic en Rubber 2 14" John Deer 2 14" John Doerr Slat en Rubber 2 14" Moline Hydraulic en Rub ber ii 2 14" Deere 3 14" Cast 7 3 14" Massey 2 14" Int Slat 3 14" Allis Chlmers Hydraulic an Rubber (Plowed only 15A) MS" Int 3 Int Slat 3 14" Cos" 3 14" Minneapolis Malin Ged 2 14" ord Plow 4 Sc Drag IS' Disc Brand nw Cockshutt Blower with 21I Rum LWB vith Box '47 ord Truck SWB with Stock Rack new motor John Crum "Auctionear" Mak Arrangement With Own Bank Prior To Sol No Item Ramovad Until Settled or LUNCH ON GROUNDS VAN'S ARM SERVICE HOLLANDALE MINN up to ON AMAZING NEW NO RG Swing Serve mA RERIGERATORS HEY LOOK! PLOW AUCTION AND MISCELLANEOUS JTEMS Saturday Sept 20 Lt NEED THE ROOMI IUY AT YOUR OWN PRICE NOW WHEN YOU NEED THEM MOST Refrigerator Medel GA 237CP NEW '58 NORGE GAS RANGE MODEL 2 S9995 EXCH Gredin 270 300 300 330 330 380 360 400400 450 150 500 500 550 550 up Stair under 400 Stag 400 000 Stags over 600 Undertlniihed1 min fi must be dlecounted accordingly At nog are eubjeot to government In spection 158 SPUING LAMB MAHKTJ? Prime 2200 Choice 2050 2150 Oood 1800 19no Menium 1500 1700 Common 1200 down All buck lamb discounted 1 pet hundred weight by grade Lamb over 100 pound dlecounted lOo per cwt per pound Old crop lamb at market value i VEAL MARKET Veal ealves ot all weight and elau purennseo Choice 180 230 Good 180 230 Standard Utility 180 230 lb Choice heavy 310 300 lhe Good heavy 240 300 lb Cull all weluht All calve over 300 lb discounted 33 CWT Veal calve will be accepted at Au tin until 9:30 am riday No market on Saturday CATTLE MARKET a mm ateera as ling 8 Choice tteero 8s Ung 8 Good teer Ai ling vearlinca All belter 50 cent to 75 cents CW1 under steer prices All steer over 1 100 lb and belter over K'O lbs are discounted according to weight 8 Commercial Cows 1800 2050 8 Utility COW 1700 1850 Cutter 16 2S 1800 Cannera i 1475 1700 Pat Bulls 1700 2100 Sausage Bulls 1800 2300 Lt Wt Thin Bull 'T37S 1578 AUSTIN GRAIN MARKET Soybean 192 Oat 54 Corn 105 SOUTH ST PAUL LIVESTOCK SOUTH ST PAUL Minn LAP) Cattle 5200 calves 1100 trading bactive slaughter steers and heifers fully steady cows and bulls strong bull good choice daughter Steers 2450 2650 most good and choice 2400 2550 commercial cows 1950 2000 utility 1800 1900 cutter and utility bulls 2150 23W commer cial and good 2200 2300 vealers and slaughter calves generally steady pressure vealers weighing under 150 lbs good and choice vealers 2800 3200 goo and choice slaughter calves 2300 28'00 stockers and feeders stance steady medium and good stock steers 2400 2700 good and choice stock steer calves 3000 3300 Hogs 11000 moderately active barrows and gilts steady with average sows steady 2 and 3 200 250 lb barrows and gilts 2025 2050 few 3 hogs down to 2000 1 and 2 hogs 2075 2150 169 180 lbs weight and grade 1850 1925 1 2 and 3 sows 270400 lbs 1850 1950 2 and 3 400 550 lb sows 1800 1900 feeder pigs steady good and choice 1800 1850 Sheep 1900 trade active slaughter Iambs opening 25 50 high er ewes steady feeder lambs strong to 25 higher most good and choice slaughter lambs 2250 2300 cull to choice slaughter ewes 750 good and choice feeder lambs 2200 2250 CHICAGO (AP) USDA Hogs 7500 steady to 10 higher on butchers 1 3 mostly 2 3 mixed grade 2085 2075 2060 2 200 230 lbs 2075 2090 around 250 head mostly Is these weights sorted for grade a deck mostly 2s 290 lbs at £040' a small volume mixed grade ISO 195 lbs 2000 2075 mixed grade 400 540 lb sows 1775 1875 most 340 400 lbs 1871950 and a few 300 330 lbs 1950 2000 Cattle 1700 calves 100 a half dozen loads prime 1150 1300 lb steers 2900 a few loads 2875 bulk choice and prime 2600 2850 prime 1560 lbs 2650 choice 1050 lbs most good steers 2500 2600 high choice and prime heif ers 2700 2800 bulk good and choice 2475 27:00 utility and standard cows 2100 2200 utility and commercial 18D0 2100 can nets and cutters 1500 18 75 utili ty and commercial bulls 2150 2375 good Vealers 2900 3200 a few choice also 3200 gulls down to 1500 a few loads medium and good 750 850 lbs stacker and feed ing steers 2485 2600 a few me dium 500 lb stockers 2650 Sheep 1000 a few small lots high choice and prime 80 100 lb spring lambs 2300 2350 bulk good and choice 2250 cull and utility 1400 1900 cull to choice shorn slaughter ewes 400 800 1956 ortj fairlane hardtop coupe Loaded' accessories None cleaner $1295 1955 Buick Super 4 dr hardtop sedan 'with dynaflow Io tip top condition $1145 1953 Packard Clipper deluxe All equipped and extra nice $445 4 '1953 Plymouth Cambridge 2 dr sedan Radio A good second car $275 1953 Nash Statesman 4 dr Loaded $290' Great Lakes Strike Averted waiher and dryer on the market Stop tn end let us demonstrate to you No down payment necessary Easy month ly payments 4 AUCTION Having rented my farm I will 11 th Described Property at Auc tion LOCATED 4 Mile Wert of Racine then one and thraa fourth Mil North OR Seven and one half Mile North of Grand Meadow OR 4 mile Wert of Stewortvilla than three and threa fourth Mile South LUNCH BY METHODIST LADIES AID STEWARTVILLE' SAT SEPT 20 1 PM i i CARS TRUCKS BUaKB lit 1937 VS ORD Rneh Won Radio end hetr Very elMO 1930 Hl 3 5097 100 Brdlg $18995 Pay 'Nothing Down Yow Credit Is Good Ai QUALITY APPLIANCE CO 207 ranklin Monday Nights Biggest TradeJn In Town" Open riday Nights rf (Continued from Page 7) Grace Lutheran Circle Meetings Circles of Grace Lutheran Chupch hejd sessions Tuesday as follows: r'Pc h' ZVjL ZmXM I I jCXJT 11" I I MraSral I 7 7 £3 i US IO a aai ibvi 5: A I AV 1 I it 'JB Bte Vi I za On jV Tills I I I I Allied Strs 9614 Allis ChaL 27 'Amerada 118 Lukens Stl 80 Am Can 49 MM 97 AmMtrs 18 Minn PAL 32 186 Mon Chm 35 Anae Co Mon Dk 27 Armco Stl 59 Mon Wrd 38 Armour 18 Nat Dy Pr 45 'BethStedr48 No Am Ay 36 Boeing Air 46 Nor Pau 49 Case I 21 Nor gst Pw 20 Celanese Alrl 17 23 Penney 99 CMSPP 20 Phil Pet 48 24 Pure Oil 39 7 Chrysler 58 Radio Crp 38 Cities Svc A Rep Steel 61 ComwEd 52 Rey Tob '81 ConsEd RiclTOli 90 Cant Can 50 Sears Roe 33 ContOil 59 Shell Oil 82 Deere 43 Sine Oil 61 Douglas 59 Soc Mob 49 St Brands 52 du Pont 198 St Oil Cal 1 53 EastKod 128 St Oil tod '48 irestone 109 St Oil NJ 58 ord Mtr 45 Stud Pack 7 "26 Genoods 69 Swift ft Co 37 GenMtrs 45 Texas Co 73 Goodrich 69 Truax Tra 32 GoodygSr 93 Un Oil Cal 49 Gt Nor Ry 43 Un Pac 30 Greyhound 15 Rub 42 SHomestk 39' Steel 79 I i A.

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