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4 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Nov. 22. 1952 Week's Major Business Statistics NEW YORK. Nov.

32 AP) Hie following table Jives operating results In major lines of business ana finance in the latest week, together with compari 111 FILES SOU ST. LOUIS BROADCASTING STATIONS ADVAtCE IN STOCKS IS ON A HEAVY TURNOVER son, with the preceding ween ana a yer ago: WOK MTL WfW KFUO KMOX KXLW KWK Wit WlW KS9 Last Week Prev. Week YoatfA TO DENATURALIZE iiiiiiiiiH)iiiiiiiiiii)iiAiiiiMiuiiniiii)Miiiiii)iiniiiiiiiiiii'i''i'lli'l1'' Steel production (per cent at capacity) 10S.1 1 0 103 7 Freight car loading! 828,723 828,198 814,258 Mlscelintous freight 398,382 391,863 Automobile production (units) Soil coal production (tons) 10,565.000 9,900,000 11,602,000 Crude oil production (barrels) 6,542,600 6,534,500 6,151,100 I I I I 1 I I I 1320 1380 1430 1490 1120 119 MO tV9 770 Total of 1014 Issues Show Engineering awaroa VITO GENOVESl 8268,883,000 1411.529,000 $163,148,000 00.4 90.4 98.0 96.0 97.0 86.0 THIS AFTERNOON Paper production (per cent of capacity) Paper board production (pet. of capacity) Cains on the Week Sales 9,601,845. UlM Stock sale, (shares) 9,601,845 8,893,411 4,941,634 Bond sales (par value) 826,002,000 819,846,800 $11,135,100 Business failures (number) '148 143 109 Wholesale prices (BUI index) 110.4 110.T 113.6 Farm auaa Honse.

aiUk-Nw (Final three ciphers omitted in following: Italian Born Racketeer KWK Kin on Farm. WIL N.w. etanflataiul power production taww.n. NEW YORK. Nov.

22 (UP) yroO QfttiB RpU; MUttO. Summoned for Hearing -newe: woacen. 7,833,878 $20,299,782 S53.312.000 822.727,000 $752,000 823,337,000 41.218.000 7,806,795 814,949,685 $53,040,000 $22,484,000 S608.0OO $23,338,000 81,224,000 Stocks moved to within touching distance of their 22-year highs wewa. IT Man- Qiiun 7,333,134 818,828,291 $52,249,000 $20,848,000 $632,000 $22,333,000 $842,000 $28,701,000 Ban clearing Demand deposits Bustnesa loans Bxeeaa reserves Treasury gold stock -f Broker's loans Money la circulation (Dow-Jones) during the past week NEmseMh and CormrMnf on Network Statiom A.M. KSD 5:45 KWK 4:00 KSD: KXOK 4:30 KMOX 4:45 KSD; WIL 7:00 KSD, Alei Dreier; KMOX; KXOK 7:15 KMOX; KWK 7:30 KXOK 7:45 KSD 8:00 KSD; KMOX; KXOK 8:30 KSD 9:00 KMOX 10:00 KMOX 11:00 KSD P.M.

12:00 KMOX; KXOK 12:45 KSD 5:00 KSD; KWKi KXOK 5:15 KMOX 5:30 KSD 5:45 KMOX, Larry Letueur 4:00 KSD 4: 1 5 KSD. H. V. Kartenborn; KXOK 1:30 KWK, Cecil Browa 10:00 KSD; KMOX 10:15 KSD, Alex Dreier 11:00 KSD; KXOK 11:30 KSD; KWK 12:00 KSD; KMOX 12:30 KSD -Top Tun Tim. First Step Toward Deportation.

829.842,000 on the heaviest volume since Octv WEW Ed Macauley. WTMV World Hews. KXLW News; CorraL KSTL Football Warmnp. HID P.M. K8D Wise.

vs. Minn. KXOK N. Dame vs. WIL Sports Quit WEW Record Cabinet.

WTMV 111. vs. N'western. K8TL Pregama Program. 1:30 rM.

KMOX Football Roundup. KWK News; Wilson. WIL Wash. U. vs.

U. of Bo. WEW Favorites of Famous. KSTL 111. vs.

N' western. 1:45 F.M. KXLW (1 :55 Calendar. P.M. KXOK N.

Dams VI. low. KWK Mo. U. vs.

Kansas. KFUO Views on News. WEW Newt: Sacred Heart. WTMV 111. vs.

N'weitern. KXLW U. City vs. Western. XXOK s.

nil Fredericks. 27, 1951. (Associated Press stock Monthly Economic Changes xfuo Moments wtu index did make new 22-year top.) NEWARK, N.J.. NOV. ZZ (AT) 1 Latest Month Previous Month Tear Ago WEW Fatima Rotary.

KXLW Storybook. KSTL News. 4:40 P.M. KSD Tbe Author Speaks. KXOK Guest Star Time.

KFUO Sports Reel. WEW Sign Off. KXLW Sign Off. KSTL Sign Off. 0:00 P.M.

KD News: Meledy. KMOX Songs for America. KXOK Newt; Top Tunes. KWK News. WIL News; Record Rpt, KFUO News.

WTMV Lee Barry. 8:15 PJt. KSD Let's On te Tawa. KMOX World News. KWK First Five Revue.

KFUO House oz Gw. 5:30 P.M. KSD A.P. News. KMOX Derr's Scoreboard.

KXOK Strikes and 8 pares. WTM Neil Norman, P.M. KSD Song af Today. KMOX Newa. KXOK Crub Time.

KWK First Five; News. WIL Sports Extra. KFUO Sign Off. WTMV Polk Time. 2:40 P.M.

KFUO -Discovery Voyage. 3:00 1.M. KXOK N. Dame vs. Iowa.

KWK Mo. U. vs. Kansas. WIL Wash.

U. vs. U. of 80. KFUO saitniut Words.

WEW News; Masters. WTMV IlL vs. N'western. i. KXLW U.

City vs. Western. 3:10 PJ. KTCO Recital. 3 y.u, KMOX Football Roundup.

KFU Women Today. KSTL Football Scores. 3:40 P.M. XFUO Am. Medical Aim.

KSTL Starlight Quartet. i.M. KSD Masleana. XXOK Checker Scoreboard. KWK Ed Wilson Show.

WIL News; Record Report. KFUO Opera Gems. WEW Newt; Blng the Songs WTMV Let Barry. KXLW Spider Burks. KSTL 81a vie Melodies.

4:15 P.M. KXOK Paul Weston's Or. PJI. KSD Football Scoreboard. KMOX Housewives" League.

KXOK New Releases. KFUO Open Bible. Transactions swelled to A Government attorney filed pro-1 xconst ruction contracts 12,668,000.000 (o rofrtlno. In TTnitpH Ktata IlatrfrC I vonsumera moa maex Vl KXLW Roy Queen. XJTL-Ktw: Weather.

ua rJi. X8D Urn Tk.j Koto KMOX CttyHospiiai. KWK 14 Wilton show. WTMV Bob Hasttnga, KaTL Gospel Hour. F.M.

63.146.000 (O) 845 shares, against 5,893,411 shares a week ago. 'Bond and curb stock volume also increased. Com court late yesterday 'for the de-1 Exports 1.225.000.000 (8) $2,642,000,000 191.1 63,698,000 1,070,000,000 837,000,000 225 43,107,000,000 269,800.000,000 1,438,000 $2,661,000,000 186.6 63,432.000 1,232,000,000 881,000,000 218 42,067,000,000 257.300,000.000 1,616,000 naturalization of Italian-born Vito fflarPioT t) uenoveSe, aescriDea as new I Manufacturers' inventories 43.iai.ooo.uuu (B) BUB A.P. New. Jersey and New York racketeer.

I 7n7SDrKyed 1:2:008 o') Drake. KM OX (13:53) O. KWK Nr. O. nrwi P.M.

A few hours later, deputy mar Program. XTUO Market Qrata RpL KFUO V.F.W. x-Department of Commerce and Department of Labor. A-August; 8-September; O-October. shals served a summons on a I lrfWI P.M.

WEW Mlndy Carson. member of the household at Geno- overlooking COMMODITY INDEX 2:30 FM. KSD Wise. vs. Mlna.

KMOX Football Roundup. KFUO News. WEW New Orleans. KSTL IU. vs.

N'western. KSD Bob Ingham. KMOX Muitc witti Olria. XXOK Plgikin Prevue. KWK Ed Wilson Bhow.

W1L Newi; Bandstand. mO-MwM Appreciation. MUUUJ AiVVaa mj I The summons, ordering Geno- LOWEST SINCE itaca aiMvtaaei nw rkAnwinfla wan I vcoc aivvCeU avi A4Cb iukb I mwmwmm mm mm mm mm TONIGHT garding revocation of his Ameri-I JUL! 11. 1950 WLLK can ciuzensmp, is as legal ana 10:45 PJf. KWK Sports: Newt.

WTMV Here'e Koaeoe. blndins? aa if it wpre aprvprl on Genovese himself, United States VWST :00 TJ. KSD Dad Baaeh Jamb. KMOX Top Tunes. KXOK Barn Dance.

KWK Musical Comedy. WIL News; Bandstand. WTMV H. Woods Re port. P.M.

WIL Newt: Bandstand. WTMV News: Roscoe. WTMV Here' a Roscoe. 1:30 P.M. KSD Jimmy Derail tc KMOX Tarzan KXOK Leave It to Annie.

KSD Newt Sports; ratter. Marsnai WUUam I. Uraay SSia. weMAtsociatea Prett commodity index. modities showed an average de- cline.

Wholesale food prices dipped one-half of 1 per cent. The sudden upturn in stocks on huge volume stemmed front nothing in the news. The experts said it reflected anticipation of a better buisness climate under the Eisenhower administration, anticipation of a cut in taxes and an end to all controls. Industrials Take Lead. On this basis the leadership of the market switched to the industrial shares.

The Dow-Jones industrial average reached 280.05, within 24 cents of its high since April of 1930 set on Aug. 11. The market met some slight opposition to the rise and this average closed at 279.32, up 6.05 points on tht week. Railroad issues were strong also and they made a better showing than the industrials in the Friday session. They reached 104.36 within a point of their high and closed' at that level for a rise of Attorney General McGranery I tt inTr two WEEKLY STOCK TAELE IN SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH; SESSION SATURDAY A COMPLETE table of stock transactions on the New York Stock Exchange during the week giving individual sales, high, low, close and net change fof the period, will be found regularly in the Sunday edition of the Post-Dispatch.

The New York stock, curb and cotton exchanges, the Midwest Stock Exchange and Chicago Board of Trade do not hold sessions on Saturday. had announced in Washington groupa of commodiuea iiveetock and WTMV Here's new 1952 Spelling Bee. earlier In the day that the action lows tL. To a noTfeir ferrous metals FM Stations rreqaeney mwJuUticTi programt are vfAilL Su toUows: KXOK-FAe, 83.7 7:00 am. to P.m.: WTMV.f M.

102.4 mea 1:15 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.; KHJO-rft, 89.1 in to midnight. KSD Weather Report At 7:15. 7:43 and a.m.: report ana forecast at a.m.: also 'porta at lit noon. 5:30.

6:10. 11 p.m, MARRIAGE LICENSES. Album Buop. F.M. SSfcxW KXOK France Laux.

XWK First FIT. WIL News. WTMV News. :15 TM. USD H.

V. Kalteabora. XMOX Stan Daugherty. KXOK News. WIIi Bupperttme Serenade.

WTMV Bandwagon Review. 6:30 F.M. KMolt5pagCassIdy. XXOK Jr. Town Meeting WTMV Children'! Home.

P.M. would be taken as the first step 800 P.M. toward deporting Genovese to his KHD PecwM Klnr KMOX Omi Busters. native Italy. A short time later.

components also declined this week, while Industrials and textiles tested modest gains. The Index, at 178.16 compared with 179.67 last weelrad and 195.62 a year ago. The base year of 1926 equals 100 in this weighted index of 35 important wholesale commodity prices. Following are the Index and comparable figures for last week and a year ago: United States Attorney Grover C. Richman filed the necessary KXOK Newa.

WH-News? Dawn Patrol. .11:18 P.M. KSD Pastor's ftrady. KXOK Purple Sage Riders. 11:30 P.M.

KSD News: Danes Ore. KMOX MeCune'e Orehaatra. KXOK Serenade In Blue. KWK Newt; Merrymakers. 11:48 PJf.

KXOK 3 BunsL News. XWK (11:65) Newa. U0 Midnight. KSD Newt; Mefodles. KMOX Newt; 'Til Dawn.

KXOK Dance Music. KWK Midnight Varieties. WIL Dawn Patrol. WTMV Robert B. Q.

Charles C. Nobbv sins a rnkn. papers here. 8:30 PJt. KSD History af Health.

KMOX Sat. at the Hotel. 9:40 FM. WTMV Spiritual Time. 10:00 P.M.

KSD A.P. News, KMOX News. KXOK Barn Dance. KWK Football Roundup. WIL News; Bandstand.

10:10 P.M. KSD Ales Dreler. KMOX country Quia. KWK Crosby Show. 10:30 P.M.

KSD Hatter Parade. KMOX Barn Dane. Rose C. Frattini 1323 January until- M. Genovese was charged with con.

KXOK Tennessee Ernie. KWK Go to Town. WIL Newi; Bandstand. 8:10 P.M. KMOX (8:25 Elliott.

KWK Red Feather Man. 8:30 P.M. KSD Grand Old Opry. KMOX Vaughn Monroe. KWK Brown; Hayward.

WTMV Here'e Roscoe. 8:48 P.M. KWK Bruce Hayward. criminal record in ob- Flora J. Jones 1932a caMlCealing Week Ago Year Ago rews.

Not. 81 Kenneth e. QarUw 4639 Deimar taining United States citizenship pong Aesuiia. -rjr vaioia Klrkwood I in 1936. He came to this country iormjj r.

unsaiu 4146 W. Pine in 1913. uiane U. Bettrot 5825 W. Park 7:00 F.M.

XMOX Gena Autry. XXOK Waka Up St. Lolll. KWK Twenty Questions. Business World 35eommodlUet 1.178.16 179.67 195.62 Industrials 175.62 175.31 185.75 .149.98 153.07 162.00 Livestock L199.07 202.23 224.45 Grains and Cotton L196.63 199.59 230.84 Textile 162.49 161.92 162.82 Non-fer.

metal 184.00 184.61 205.05 He was described in 1949 by Francis T. Muller Flushing. N.T. Maureen Carroll 4944TLlnd.il 2.85 points. New York Gov.

Thomas Dewey as the king of the rackets in the The utility average set a 21-year Moloney Electric Co. declared a L-New 1952 Iowa. high at 51.66 and closed at 51.48 1 United States, TELEVISION dividend of $5 a share on the Robert b. Lueken 5443 Arsenal Mr. Margaret Haselhorst-5098A Arsenal Frank Coneollno 5256 Wilson Betty Ik Boling Maplewood William W.

Deet 2819 Henrietta Dorothy H. Dry 1622 Mississippi William J. Qulnn Hi Ra p.nnM Genovese was reputed in under- pwd TELEVISION-KSD-TV RADIO FAYORITES up 0.62 point. The general average showed a gain of 2.33 points. Class stock payable Dec.

9 world circles to have been one of jo commodities izt equals 100). T1. XYs.it, new 1932 low. to holders Nov. 25.

The market broadened as sales the leaders of the Mafia, Italian SERVICE This ad worth $2.50 aa oay heme service call. Day 5. Nlqht ekwoaasm Uttpiflf 1952. 1951. 1949.

1950. Elizabeth A. Yeager 1105A SaUsburv volume increased. At times trad black hand society. High Today's television schedule on 195.20 178.16 210.71 189.34 207.64 159.30 177.37 150.05 Illinois Terminal Railroad re Jim L.

HamDton 1051 rm ing was heavy' enough to cause Richman said tpe denaturaliza Coiirtr Scrvfcg Commodity prices Friday: Theresa Smith 1123a 19th McAnitter 1032 Veronica tion proceedings against him cli ported October net income of ticker lateness, something of a novelty to Wall street after a long KSD-TV follows: A.M. 11:00 The Big Top; Jack Sterling, Shirley m. Luer 632 Carrie I maxed a long investigation by the TELEVISION 6102 Deltinr PA. 5454 AND RADIO SW. 4444 i Jia4n $107,132 against $76,739 year ago and for 10 months $414,651 against Federal Bureau of Investigation Armei i sharp 1028A Julia Mary U.

Boyer 1019 Lafavett drouth. This week's market meant a return to profits for the broker and the United States Immigra $401,698 in 1951. tion Service. John Hudson 4713 Newberry Audrey Abernathy 3133 BeU Alfred E. Scott 3953 4 age houses after a pauper era of many months.

Similar action also has been I ringmaster; the Rosettis, balancing team; the Name-dils, aeriallsts; Henry French, bicycle act; Ferdinand and Jerry, roly-poly act (CBS). Doreea C. Marti 325 N. Newstead Laclede Christy Co. declared COCOA COFFSE 8 4 COTTON, mid spot 80TT0N, 10 market OTTONSEKD OIL.

Dec COPPER FLAX GREA8E. ch. white HIDES, it. nat LARD, loose LEAD. N.Y.

SILVER N.T. SOYBEAN OIL, started by the Government 34.14 .24 1A 4.08 .05 Mi .20 .08 "An -V .29 Mi .83 1014 Up for Week. A total of 1014 issues showed quarterly dividend of 25 cents on against two other underworld figures. Gambler Frank Costello, common payable Dec. 31 to hold FIREPLACE FIXTURES Special Size Screens "F0RSHAIV" OF ST.

10UI5 110 S. 12th CH. 2042 SATURDAY M0RNIN6H gains on the week, the most since Dec. 22, 1950. The- were only ers Dec.

10. xi your names do I pot appear in the birth column within now in prison for contempt Of P.M. 262 declines and 160 issues held Xei.al?'.r WrU of J0" child. rnnsTPC! and Thnmaa (Three-eaii the physician or midwife and insist I congress, ana 1 nomas vj.uree that record be sent to th Rum vu.i I Pino.i-1 T.itxtiPeo tvnn nne rlmnnpn unchanged. A total of 1436 is n.i.

jiar. 12:00 Wild Bill Hickok; Guy Madison in title role, Andy Devine as Jinsles. .1163 42.00 Huttht Sash and Door Co. de Koom 10- out of sight during the New York sues appeared, breaking all previ clared a dividend of 50 cents vinva 43.00 .04.05 State Crime Commission investi ous records for the market. 12:30 Smilin' Ed McConnelTs and R- Sack.

nsa'TJiuMin share on common payable Dec. 12 What impressed the financial Q. mud W. Ttinkl.v Risf gation. 1.21 to Holders Dec 1.

Tk Music P.M. 6:30 KSD, NBC Symphony Orchestra; Arturo Toscaninl condactinr; concert version of the second set of duck's opera "Orpheus and Enryd-ice," Nan Merrlman and Barbara Gibson, soloists; overture to Gluck's opera "Iphig-enla In Aulis." Sports. P.M. 1:15 KSD, Football; Wisconsin vs. Minnesota; described by Bill Stern.

1:15 KXOK, Football; Notre Dame vs. Iowa. 1:15 WTMV, Football; Illinois vs. Northwestern. On KSTL at 1:30.

1:30 KMOX, Football Roundup; highlights of the major contests throughout the country. 1:30 WIL, Football; Washington U. vs. U. of the South.

1:55 KWK, Football; Missouri U. vs. Kansas. Drama. P.M.

8:00 KMOX, Gangbusters; 'The district was the high type of lead The Ftaett 1.40 2 j. -uv iv. biiuuji aast at. -01111 E. and O.

Bock, Morrison, Mo. WHOLESALE PRICES KJ UUI.lt, A as TALLOW, p.b. TIN TURPENTINE gum OOL WOOL TOPS BRAN FLOUR hd std pat LEAD SOYBEANS 8 yel ership that developed. Another uu xioyce. ojo Lucaa.

W. and I. Rrtnilt FiiMk. en 37.75058.25 la snodeni and RoHoo Feraitare. interesting item was a turn to more cuiova waicn uo.

declared an DROP 03 PCT. IN 6.7: M. and K. Bresler, 7309 Parkwood. L.

and P. Brlesacber, may. Gang; Squeaky, the Mouse; Froggy, the Gremlin and all the gang. 1:00 Sky King. 1:30 Gene Autry show.

2:00 The Cisco Kid; Duncan Renaldo as Cisco; Leo Car- riilo as Pancho. speculative stocks at the same extra aiviaena 01 su cents on v. ana jb. Brooks 2009 N. Wharf.

common shares, payable Dec. 19 2.66 8 74 .43 6. 44 WEEK, U. S. REPORTS l.

nrown. ziit Howard. wuuu ZINC time. Net gains ranged high in spe 12 to record Dec. 4, and a quarterly ST I I tsT 537S SOUTHWEST Local, tlron Age.

ttUSDA. 01 73 cents payable Jan. 5 to cial issues and in some of he high-priced shares. stock of record Dec. 10.

PR. 231 AIR-CONDITIONED WASHINGTON. Nov. 22 (AP) W. and R.

Brown 4523 Page. M. and L. Brugere 3916A Shaw. R.

and D. Burgest, 2127 S. Third. J. and B.

Burrow. 221 W. Steins. A. and L.

Cintel, 1345 Clara. R. and V. Cochran, 1419 8. Broadway.

2231V Franklin. P. and M. Cosby. 7025 T)awson.

J. and H. Cosentino, 1402 N. Burd. 2:30 Kit Carson; Bill Williams in title role; Don Diamond All sections of the market par LIVESTOCK GENERALLY IN Wholesale prices dropped three-tenths of 1 per cent in the week I ended last Tuesday, the Bureau WIDE CHANGES IN SOME EGGS ticipated in the rise.

Outstanding strength developed in General DOWNWARD PRICE SWING wuBiciio. iius jaaaiaon. BT. lotjis PRormms pnw wn. n.

and P. Couiiakv. 10a Arunm as 1 Toro. 3:00 My Friend Irma; Marie Wilson starred (CBS). 3:30 Film musicals.

3:45 Football, U.CX.A. vs. U.S.C (NBC). The butter, egg and poultry market as reported by the r'SL Louia Daily Market Reporter." ST. LOUIS LTVE8TOCK EXCHANGE, Nov.

22 No cattle, calves or sheeD ar CHRISTMAS TREE DECORATIONS AH0 ORNAMENTS INCLlDINO NEW GERMAN IMPORTS SAVE AT OUR PRICES KRESGE'S WASHINGTON EGGS Wholesale eradea r. JUvmm rivals. Only 150 hoes. One lot of butcher we. rne week: standards and un.

type sold at $16.50, steady to 10c lower of Labor Statistics reported yesterday. The decline, which left the wholesale price index at 110.4 per cent of 'the 1947-49 average, was due to a 1.6 per cent drop in the wholesale price of farm products. Processed foods declined seven- C. and B. Courtois, 1906 LaSalle.

F. and G. D'Angelo, Hornaby. 0. and L.

Dean. Arnold. L. and E. Diamond, 1446 Madison.

N. and M. Eisenhauer. Imperial. R.

and O. Farrar, 2104 Gratiot E. and R. Fernow, 350 Orient T. and J.

Fiaa, 1617 S. Ohio. C. and G. Forst 3431 Juniata.

W. and I. Franks, 4743 Kenalnaton. eiassined 2c lower; ungraded unchanged 6:45 Parade of Magic; Ernie uuid naay. NATIONAL STOCKY ARD8.

Nov. 21 ana small lc hieher- canaum.r rr.H.. i Heldman starred. i lamo uncnangea xo lc lower: (USDA weekly review of the livestock market): Small numbers of aver. p.

ehnie. to large unchanged: A medium and Case of the Thirteen Keys." Variety and Comedy. email unchanged to 2c higher: amall 3c higher. prima steera and beifera managed to hold 1 ana M. rrlt.ch.

(twin), 9344 Rambler; 7:00 All Star Revue; the Ritz Brothers, headlines. Guests, Mimi Benzell, the soprano, and John Ireland, actor lUTTEK laiUe Invar fn. h. P.M. tenths of 1 Der cent mainly, about eteady, excepting on medium weight weea.

v-lo. nr cnm. "'St tUers, while other grades Motors which set a new high. Other autos followed it higher. The steels also met demand and moved higher.

Rails Make Gains. 1 Railroad issues showed gains running to more than three points in Atlantic Coast Line, and SouthernfRailway, strong spots on Friday. The oils were strong for a time but they lost part of their rise. Alleghany Corp. issues were stimulated when it was learned the I.C.C.

will review the Missouri Pacific reorganization plan. Alleghany is a large holder of Missouri Pacific stock. Its preferred ran up nearly 12 points. BUTTERFAT Mlaanurf.Arlranaaa along with cowa declined 50c 2c to lower. (NBC).

TELEVISION SERVICE CHEESE lfillAe lower axp.nt Karls. dairy products and meats, particularly pork products. 7:00 KWK, Twenty Questions; Bill Slater, m.c; guest, Stu Erwin, actor. 8:00 KSD, Pee Wee Klnr Show; Redd Stewart, sinter. yriwiangeq.

a- j'ja saicnigan. 8. and o. George, 8091 Kensington, A. and H.

Girondo, 8040 Titus. W. and V. Gordon. 4138 Aldine.

V. and B. Green, 3639 Dodler. J. and B.

Gully. 2804 Dickson. J- and O. Gurley. 7709 W.

Ranken. T. and Hayes, 1309A Big Bend. M. and J.

Helton. 3841 Giles. C. and 8. Hoeffner.

3942A Blaine, F. and Holerbach. Lenuv. 8:00 Your Show of Shows; Sid Caesar and Imogene Coca Far SERVICE Psoas CH. 9220 Kamnfav'a Nmnlnal Prijw.

from Friday to Friday closes. Built closed steady to 75a lower with Vealers and calves $2 lower. Supplies of cattle and calves were slightly reduced from the volume of the previous week. Bulk of choice steera and heifera at 828.50 32.25 made up a relatively taoderst part Tbe price of I resn fruits, nour EGGS fiasa once or receiver, ta ahla. Dera caaea returni nth.raiM and some edible oils advanced starred; Bill Hayes; Mar pmciiiEai: wmuntt ima during the week.

8:30 KSD, Grand Old Opry; Red 70 Der cent A. eases lnduii.it guerite Piazza; Judy John ui ice loiai auppiy. align cnotce lusi-lb. and HnlRun P.u.iw 53 standards, 45047c; unclassified nearby, 41 043c; nnclassified, Iowa, 43 uuxea yeamngs ciaimea S3Z.30, nil choice and prima 1326-lb. eteera R.

and V. House. 3322 Wisconsin. BURIAL PERMITS. Paa-e McGee.

71. 2824 SDruce. and Hunt. 322Ka rthin weac; no grades. 25030c; small, 34 0 Servingtlit Home Electrically Since 1886 Joseph Kauffmann 76.

136 Sidney. ooc; consumer grades (candled and grad W. and P. Jones, W30 Vernon. H.

and R. Kauble, Klrkwood. and small lota 'high choice and prime steers $33 034.50. Good and low choice steers and heifera sold mainly $2428. Medium and good quality replacement ateers cleared largely at $1823, utility ennstma umis, as.

jot oonora, MaximiUam MueUer. 75, 2337A Rutger. ea in et. ixmi); aa large 57 59c; large 53 0 55c; A medium 44 49c: small, 34039c; large 46 0 50c. son; Billy Williams Quartet; Jack Russell; Carl Reiner; the Hamilton Trio; guest hostess, Nancy Olsen, actress (NBC).

9:30 Wrestling in Marigold Gardens; George Scott vs. Baron Arena; Billy Goelz vs. nd A. Kluempers, 031A Fassen. and M.

Lane. 3510A Franklin, and D. Lawlar -na I NESCO ROASTER I LIVE POULTRY Pavlne nrlma eif wnoiesaia reeetvera to ahionera: fowl wu cvmoerau cowa S.14.0U ay xe.ou. i few to $16 early in the period. Utilit; and commercial bulls went at 815.50 5f M.

and R. Lurk, 6007A Goethe. N. and E. Nixon, Festus.

Foley, Rod Brasfleld, Oak Ridge Quartet and Minnie Pearl; guest, Boob Bras-field. 8:30 KMOX, Vaughn Monroe Show; the Moonmaids and the Moonmen; guest, Connie Russell, singer. Special. P.M. 7:30 KSD, B'nai B'rith Anniversary program; Jimmy Du FUND QUOTATIONS.

Quotations furnished through tha Associated Press by the National Association of Security Dealers, of New York, which atatea they ahould indicate approximate prices quoted by; tha aponsors or Issuers. young pullets, 25c; heavy breeds, 22Hc; leghorns, 18c; fryers and broilers. nl 9i NjOB-m. 1516 N. Fifteenth.

1 Reg. $62.95 NOW SlTIOl i Aateaistla etelaleee f'lL'h i steel IU sad aataaiatle aumi. as aa i commercial crosses ana whites, 34 18.25, opening top 818.75 and closing 818. Good to prime vaalers went at $25033. individual prime 835037.

Good and choice alaughter calves claimed $19 and M. Ouevreaux. sn v. m.n.i. 36c; nearby miscellaneous white.

290 Rudy Kay; Bobby Nelson aie; reds. Z6exzKc: roasters (over A. and I Sanderson. 117 Willette. W.

and A. Schmidt. 2650A Security. Bld.Aaked. Srrartty.

Bid lbs), white 30032c: rsds 28 0 30c. vs. Bob Orton (Dumont) and Arhnit. fia. vrn uuexs.

young wnlte. 5 lbs. and over, AffFd 4.94 5.34 GrSecS 7.06 7.74 H. STANLEY CO. ansa niiuil FO.

0225 11:00 Suspense; Jamie Smith, Pauline M. Fatzke, 81, Attton. Walter Klinke, 72, 3315 St. Vincent. Marie Elizabeth Pace, 60, 5400 Arsenal.

Andrew Owens, 42. 618 N. Channlng. Lena Marsh, 81. 2323 Howard.

Stuart Campbell. 69. 5841 Julian. Jeanette Munsie, 54, 3404A Humphrey. Arthur N.

Lay, 68. 4037 Magnolia. William Sanderson, 57, 1529 Franklin. Jewell Portell. 47v 4130 Jesse Nathan Mcltee, 81.

Victoria, Mo. Mathew Berlingen. 59. 3724 Nebraska. Charles L.

Glpfert, 78, 709 Wilmington. Kostancia Luczak. 73, 5400 Arsenal. Minnie 8. McCormlck, 81, 5600 Arsenal.

Sarah May Grate. 85. 4512 Tower Grove. Anna K. Grabe, 95, 4110 Hartford.

William Wright, 78, 2711A N. Hadley. Nora Stone. 67, Galatia. 111.

Tom J. Johnson. 72, Harrison. Ark. Sister Rose Ana O'Malley, 78, 3801 Gi avals.

zjc; a mall or dark. 18c; geese, young, AmBSH 3.98 4.31 Inclnv 10.85 11.73 Compared with Friday of last week. 180 to 240 lb. barrows and gilts finished 50c to 80e lower, heavier weights 90c to $1.25 lower, 170 lbs. down steady to 50e lower and sows 75e to ids.

ana over. 17c: small. 19c: jejejV Ohs Frl. Em te AHF 9.73 10.58 Mr Kl 4.98 5.48 AHFB 18.41 20.01 MFGen 3.29 3.63 swan, 15c: turkeys, younc hens. 37 0 Irya Jensen, Rudy Bond and Joseph Anthony in 38c; young toms, 31 32c; Beltsvllle, rante in Tve Got a Million 8- and H.

Spavale. 5252 Fyler. V. and V. Stock.

2215 Spencer. W. and R. Sullivan Jr. 6639 Alamo.

J. and M. Tennyson, Creve Coeur. W. and C.

Tilghman. 107 W. Elwood. E. and I.

Trueman, 3461 Sublette. R. and p. Tyr i w. Koeln.

C. and P. Wakeland, 309 Gark. and 8. Weber.

3924 Keokuk laisMSlafs Delivery miaea nens ana toms, sacs eoc: old, zbc $1 lower. Top prices ranged from $16.90 Thursday, lowest since April, to $17.50 "The Moving Target," a BosF 23.49 25.39 MFNF 3.98 4.38 BullFd 23.87 26.15 MFPa 5.08 5.59 CanGFd 8.87 9.57 MFPT 5.25 5.78 CanFd 11.46 12.40 MFSU 4.58 .8.04 ChFd 20.75 22.44 MBF 7.97 8.73 Keaelar 8 ATI of Them." 7:30 KXOK, National Catholic erne Friday ton was 817.10. drama based on an actual Roosters, old. and leghorn stags, 16Vic staggy young roosters. 22c; capons.

7 lus. ar.d over, 41 042c: small, 37 039c HOLLY WOOD BED fty.TS Vols bulk that day $16.90 down. Sows topped incident during the Olym Welfare program; Thelma slips, 34 035c; eapenettes, 38c: guineas. Comwln 6.99 7.60 MassT 19.66 21.25 early at $17. most late tales $15.50 down.

For the week, bulk of 180 to 240 bis. told at $16.60 17.35: 250 to 1.90 2.08 MassIQ 17.54 18.98 and M. Whltlrvlr aenn u.i. pic Games at Helsinki last DivShr Ritter in "Leave It to An ung, 2 lbs. and over, 38c; small.

2c- old. 20c summer (CBS). 3UO IDSt. JIB til 17: 150 to 170 lbs. DRESSED Fnll rirawn nie." Guest speaker.

Arch EHBF FidFd Funln Cletie McLaughlin. 74, 1019 Veronica. Edward I. Hvtkan. 24.

Scizoni Kin. Has Ntarate hex eprlsis asd Innansrlni nattrsn. Iseludei elartieavered heed-board, any celer, aid 4 extra lei. Site 3'3" wide. FURNITURE 1 eUlll COMPANY 32.50 34.74 NWBF 15.78 16.94 18.17 19.64 Replnv 3.20 3.50 20.28 22.22 BhTr 26.95 29.10 9.16 10.04 WellFd 20.91 22.80 120 to 140 lbs.

$12.75 K. and M. Witte, Lemay. C. and R.

Woodward. 912A Palm. GIRLS. C. an C.

Arnold, 4358 Boswell. R. and JD. Baeh, 4423A Harris. 11:30 Arthur Godfrey's Talent Uouts 020030 del.

BU bishop Keough of Balti i4.7a:. aowt 4oo ibs. down $13.25 Fairview. GrSecC Luctue Etta Kicnter. 52, 5210 Julius 43.

1345 flhaw. iaio; Heavier sows aid.2bt 13.7a. BUTTER 92 ecore. BB0gge. BO a en re more.

compared last Friday, lambs were Scouts (CBS). 12:00 Hit Parade: Snooky Lan Addle Anderson, 49, Mattoon, 111. OStt Jt6AC: 89 score. 64 65c and D. Barron.

411 St. Georca. auu VaUIVU. Ill Ol. ETH AND FRANKLIN CE.

9034 Lola Russell Robertson. C. and If. Bell, 2317 Clark. BUTTER! AT Missouri and Arkansas 8t.

Loads Ctoanty. FEATHERS. Feathers, per Ib. body, chickens, 8e; turkeys, 6e: saddle white. 75c colored.

50c: hackles, white. $1.50 02; 1 file: No. 2 SSa. Tllirwil. points.

No. ipsa Every vs. 'to Ti son, Dorothy Collins, June Mary ana a. sonac, 7137 Vermont, and R. BLldan.

THn. 81. 7009 waterman. no 0 Kaufi OVERHEAD DOORS 1.61c- No. 58c RABBITS Fresh killed.

Nil 1 an. A i a ciara i to ai.a tower; yearrmgt mostly $1 lower; aged sheep steady: run mostly wooled lambs many of which discounted sharply account excessive weight; hence lambs over 100 lbs. and specially aver 110 lbs. sold irregularly and often $1 a Dart for eomsarabla erada and w.ieht: mann. Valli and Raymond Scott's and R.

Bond. 2033 MontvnfnMv Emu D. Cierplot. 14. 9612 Robertson et Plymouth Rock, rea.

goose, $1 orchestra (NBC) Mar, uruina 7 T.a.H l. 01.35: duck. 75c 0 $1.25. C. and C.

Bradley, 5112 Pennsylvania. R. and M. Bredenkoetter. 1126 Ferry.

$8. I CHEESE Wisconsin, delivered St. Louis. Cheddars. 44 045c: twins 450 45e; flats, 45fA046Uc: longhorns.

12:30 Feature Film; Michael Red Oscar L. Mllaa, 85, 6825 Pershing. Brother Hilary F. 8. C.

La O. and w. Brennan, 370S S. 89th. H.

and L. Brown. 2308 Eugenia. late and closing top at $22 equalled low point since February 1948: bulk wooled WOOD ONE-PIECE DOORS 8'x7 and 8'x6'8" Thickness Vt 3D MORGAN DOOR HDWE. HO, FRJUX 47047c; daisies.

46e46Vie: rindless prints (current), 49 0 4944c; 60-day, 51 sane institute. AUred F. Dees, 50, 87 Bellerive Acres. Frank Epps, 29. 4236 East Labadie.

iambs lor week $20 22.25; with sev O. and R. Buder. Eureka. J.

and 8. Buerke, 2107 8. Grand. grave in "Jeannie." 1:45 ajn. News.

smmiv eral nnndred bead $22.50 23 at week1 start; liberal percentage late sales 820 O. and p. Burger. 3631 Robert. eiD2c; oricK.

45er4bc: Swiss (A). 60 062c: process (5-lb. loaf). 44 45c: DIVOltricja nnivTrn A.M. 21.0: liberal sprinkling utility and good B.

and D. Burns, 1848 8. 14th. W. and D.

Burton, 10639 8t. Stephen. nearby cheese le less. Charles from Martha Jean Ha'nev. CARRAT10H, PET, WILSOH MILK 10 wooisKtns S17C0 2O: throwouts and feed 1018-24 H0DIAM0NT Dl.

8400 era mainly $12(916: most choice to prime Hu d. njner, 4vvl uenesta. R. and I. Cermak, 3601 8.

Jefferson. 8:00 American inventory (NBC). 8:30 The U.N. Thit Week (NBC). 9:00 Metropolitan Church Federatic 9:30 This fs the Ufa.

fieanor from Frank J. Dahlgren Jr. Halite Marie from Eugene R. Madden. Jean F.

from Albert A. Rich Jr. VEGETABLE MARKET snorn lambs $20.50 22.25: numerous lots good and choiee yearling wethers INVESTMENT SERVICES Meatier. Ntm Tore and ViaWaaf Stock txchmnf ST. LOUIS CI) Off.

t4M 8. and 8. Clsewski, Florissant. B. and D.

Clavw.il. anna t.t.. ioi; eiaugmer ewea $4QH. Faye E. from Marshall Hall.

Bertha M. frnm Thnna, a J. and K. Corbett, 6612 Nottingham. ST.

LOUIS PRODUCE ROW, Not. 22 10:00 American Forum (NBC). 10:30 Superman. 11:00 Captain Midnight. 11:30 Carnival (CBS).

Appended quotations reported by the OUT OF DEDTi "Ht. rinl. naflv Market H.nnrt.." eporter" rep- NORTH STH r.Bti LIVESTOCK ELSEWHERE June F. from Alvin L. Nennlnger.

Jacob trom Cora L. Patterson. Jacquelyn M. from Charles A. Wlnseott Bessie M.

from Nilva L. Parton. Marjo-ie fron. William WoodsonT Rolland from Margie Bretz. resent first-hand wholesale sellers' seuers- price --atssMaaaaaasjasitiggg'Jg 12:00 Living Book.

on less-than-carioad quantities unless Frontiers of Faith (NBC). 1:00 The Name's the Same (ABC) otherwise stated: i CHICAGO. Nov. 29 rTIVftl T.lvtwV wni jy, ooji aaapie. and M.

Czebrintkl, 148 W. Old Watson R. and C. Daniel, 4034 Kennerly. S.

and M. Daughtry, 26S0 Lucas. R. and M. DeMian, 5568 Bartmer.

T. and M. Dobbs, Festus. 8. and R.

Doeren, 5069 Geraldlne. R. and L. Eliiott, 3724 Walah. R.

and O. Farrell, 6906 Robert. J. and V. Flaton.

8631 VirgiL J. and R. Fogarty, 8548 Lowell. H. and B.

Ford. 4117 Bureen. POTATOES 100-lb. sks No. 1 west aa aaymeatt yea co erffarel.

Net lean coatpoay. No a-aeriry or eadersars reejaireal. ON 8 PLACE TO PAY The BUDGET PLAN a.ou xooiuaii; uiicaKo man vs. lie- prices were sharply lower at midwest Russets, red No. 1.

$4,500 I 1 1 1 1 I J. Kl Helen 8. from Ova W. Milton. Ruth I from William Wtnckowskt.

Marian E. from Joseph C. Schonhoff. David from Maggie (SanderiT 5.25: North, red, white, $3.25 4:00 Sunday Theater (NBC). 66" WHITE ENAMELED STEEL $Q95 J.rlc Rinn, iCHol markets the past week.

Prices at some markets were lowest In years. Factors I in the decline included seasonally large supplies particularly ia the early part of 5:00 Meet Frees (NB St. Laule 315 N. 7th HA. 3039 ss a.

i. l.uii ameeari av. on. tuss ju Bin srwin enow ia Ben from Theopnilet Logan. Sherman from Sllverstine Winters.

Edna from Daniel T. Williams. the Irw ike Pee the SINKS fill Lees Trla r.fu cmeiion enow L. and M. Fritsche (twin), 9344 Rambler I me weea, ana lower trends in the wholesale dressed meet trade.

Wholesale hov Alten 201 W. 3rd Alto. 1-9711 9 (NBC). atr. peepers ers of meats were cautious in view of Margie rrom William W.

Jaco. Georgia from David Morris. (NBCl. 7:00 Comedy Hour Kl'J'J I 4- tne puniic interest In other kind of 8:00 Television Playhouse (NBC). meat I or uk lortncoming Thanksgiving 9:00 The Doctor (NBC).

9:30 Little Rvmnhnn aonaay. ionaia a. Denton. Patricia J. from, Donald A.

mSu. fiargareth from Homer Kissel. Olymoia V. from K.nnl. i-iaynouse or Btart i naa about eignt Carloads prime 1050 to 1200-nound at ana XI.

una, lowa. M. and J. Gebhardt, 3762 French. C.

and M. Gebo, 6129 Eaten. F. and O. Gibson, 2011 N.

14th. R. and D. Green. 3815 Neosho.

W. and J. Hayes. 3851A Kennerly, W. and A Heads.

3109 RoUa. p. and 1 Henderson, 1524 Goode. C. and W.

Hendrix. 5021 Waterman. O. and K. Holmes, 2736 Madison.

R. and B. Johnson, 4547 Garfield, W. and B. Jones.

1320 Anhcrt. 10:30 Fred Warinc Show Gladys Maa from John RT Harnes. (CBS). JCBSJ. CBS).

836.50 te S37. Otherwise, the alauahter 11:00 Racket Squad (CB8 cattle trade was mainly downward from at. xrom josepn b. Kuelkar. David from Dorothv V.l.

11:30 What's Mv Una IC. Start fho Evening With MUSIC 12:00 Our Hiss Brooks (CBS jo. uooa greae steers orten sola aown toJ24 and similar heifers to $23 Closing hoe market tops ranged from nun. a.m. Newt.

Olgan from Benjamin Gaits. Mon't A. front Raymond M. Brown. from Richard C.

RutUn. Phillip J. from Adelia Niedert. aiB.iu io at tne major msraets. R.

and M. Kyle. 414 Dorchester. ine closing top at vnicago was si7 hundred pounds. Most of the 180 hundred pounds.

H. and G. Lurv ln? THKnn irrtny J. xrom Louis E. Bargeon.

Sarah Lea from j. TT.i.4nn ci. 300-pound butchers told over the mldwtct W. and U. Haul, 2269A Missouri.

J. and C. MeNlff. 8578 Partridge. market circuit from 11 ta XI A on 04.50; Russets, $5.

onionb 50-lb. sk West, No. 1 white, $3.25 0 yellow. $3. 15 3.50; North, No.

1 yeUow, $3.15 03.60: white, $4. BEANS Sou. bu green, $4.50 0 5.25. BEETS H-g bchs doz, 20 0 65c. BROCCOLI Calif, and crts $6,50 0 7.50; h-g box.

$2 0 2.50. BRUSSELS SPROUTS Calif, drums, $4.75 0 5.60. CABBAGE North and East. 50-lb. tks, $1.50 0 2.25; new, best, $2.50 2.75; h-g box, CABBAGE 8PROUTS H-g box, 35085c.

CARROTS West, crts, $5.50 0 6.50; h-g bchs dot, 25 0 60c. CAULIFLOWER N.T. erts, $3.25 03.60: h-g box, $12. CELERT West, crts pascal, $3.50 0 4.25. CELERY CABBaGsJ H-g box $102.

CORN Fla. ana Calif, yel jert 5a $4.2504.75. CUCUMBERS Bnu. bu $4.50 5.75. EGGPLANT Sou, bu $2.25 0 3.50.

ENDIVE H-g box 40090c ESCAROLE H-g box, 40 60C GREEN ONIONS H-g bchs do 650 90c GARLIC Calif par lb 27c HORSERADISH Nearby bulk to growers per evrt. No. 1 $17.50018: No. 2 $10,500 11; trim $5.5006. KALE H-g box 75c KOHLRABI H-g bchs, dot 500 65C XEEKS H-g bchs dot $1.

LETTUCE West, and Tex. crts 3s to 5s h-g big Boston 40060c; Iceberg ll. MuItaIID H-g box 5O085e. MUSHROOMS Midw. pts 16 0 20c PARSLEY H-g bchs do 40060c PARSNIPS Nor.

bu h-g box, $1.50. PEAS Calif, bu $6.50. PEPPERS knii hn S3. SO 04. 50.

PUMPKINS H-g I filauehter lamb, inmt Mnta fn at at and T. Medlar lr. 1747 Nirhsilann Norma Jean from Don Gabriel. Betty J. from Greon P.

Cox. Norene E. from Herman J. Klein. most markets.

Choice and prime offer J. and V. Mueller. Crestwood. TONIQHT AT 7.19 P.M.

HEAR jinnv DURAUTE RECEIVE THE 1952 B'NAI B'RITH AWARD FOR HUMANITARIAN SERVICE (SD 7:30 pM F-. and H. Pople. 2840 Ohio. E.

and 1. Prokaakv. 994B Meadow. i mas eon at azz-ao aownwara late in the week. At Chicago, late sales of load rtooen w.

trom Eva T. Bonenbcrger. Erma L. from Henry J. Block.

Margaret E. from Krwin lots downward from S22 left Drlees at a J. and F. Redman. 7938 Church.

I JtcVlilT Dewal uVJIX5IlEnsI DRYERS Oaea Bvealsts II SOUTH SIDE! 1 A0 WIINITUIt I LJ ii30 S. Oraad PR. 3000eaaatl I new November low since 1943. East 8t. Louis reported lambs lowest since Feb.

1848. J. and 2- R'mmenea 2816 Arlington. C. and E.

Rike. 5524 Clemens. R. and M. Ritchey, 10140 Bellefontain.

J. and V. Shallow. 2324 Wlsmer. Vlninla M.

from Hosie W. Smith. John R. from Lenora J. Outman.

Edward from Julia Bixael. Robert L. from Myzonia W. Boyd. Gladys E.

from Wlnford M. Crab tree. Clair from Ruby Bowles. K. and C.

Temm 1114 ITr.nl. Mississippi Valley Stockyards. Cattle: For week: Choice to prime J. and B. Thompson.

3221 Rutrer. R. and D. Van Dlllen. 145 Derhake.

D. and J. Welch. 5015 Kensington. R.

and L. Warner 8205 Rhodes. miui iron jonn Im. neatneoek. Lander T.

from June 8. 8Unson. Ellen R. from William H. Scheie.

Rosa L. from ftzcll Carnaa steers and heifers of medium weight, bulked $32 034. with good to choice grades $23.50 030; utility and commercials $18019; good to prima veala largely S24 033: a few individual head A. and 8. Want.

0701 a THE RITZ BROTHERS SHOW Htm ma mm nir.il BENZELL JOHN IRELAND ALL STAR REVUE p.ci. Hesper from Nona McKinney. R. and M. Wettroth, 3841 A Virginia.

C. and E. Williams. 2822 N. 14th.

I of strictly prime up to $35. WINE of tht WEEK vioia k. irom Curtis Thompson. Patricia from John M. Wlealna.

A. and K. annna DManint I nogs: closing top $17.10 paia sparingly; moat choice 180 ta 220 lb. $16.75 017 230 to 250 lb. 816.50016.75: V.

and X. Wobbe. Belleville. Mildred from Emmett Cox. Jo Ann from William Condon.

Inackina- cowa moatl al3slS.50. R. and O. Woodworth. 5216 Theodosla.

W. and M. Taeaer. 977 Dwyer. netty irom Joonie L.

Layton. Jesse E. from Theodore W. Wiea ieaanatain. I Sheep: Closing top for a few hand- St.

Leads RHTO Cora S. trom Dave R. Boling. box 50075c RADISHES H-g dot bchs red 35050c RUTABAGAS Nor. .50 lbs $1.75 01.85.

SALSIFY H-g bche doa SPINACH H-g SHALLOTS La. crts $8 0 8.50. I picked prime lambs $22: moat choice to prime $20021; fair to good grades J. ana W. Davit, 6914 Sonthwaat, I $13 018.

"THE POPS COME TO YOU" Every Sunday at 5:15 p.m. ovr Marie M. from Robert D. Zimmarson. Martha Jo from Henry E.

Parks, Marion L. from Marvin O. Griffey. Florence) from Elmer C. Denham.

SQUASH H-K ou acorn udi.23. frwrfET potatoes La. erts No. 1 FOREIGN EXCHANGE. NEW YORK Nov.

22 AP Closing Ilcrthsm Ohio Rutn A. rrom Emerson McCulley. Raymond J. from Bessie Osterham. See The Ml 1983 TELEUiSI8 Opts fveafaejs Puerto Rleo $5.50 0 5.75: h-g nancy $3.50 04: Puerto Rican $3.75 0 4.25.

TOMATOES Repacks 1-lb. tdbes 13016c TURNIPS H-g do bchs 15 075c; box 250 75c TURNIP TOPS H-g box 65c foreign exchange rates Friday follow (Great Britain ta dollars, others in cents) Canadian dollar In New Tor open market a 1-32 per cent premium or wiu s. vume, jiji witmcr. and J. Hope.

7560 Ethel. H. and R. Paciulia. 3439A Magnolia.

C. and Stapf, 2656 Louts. R. and H. Carter.

9122 Eager. H. and V. Riehtar. 9449 Tennyson.

R. and H. Motherthead, Lebanon. J. and B.

Bolderaon. 4462 Park. M. and M. Stack, 5540 Ashland.

A. and C. Juademann, East St. Loolg. H.

and V. Keaton, Columbia. 111. R. and.

O. franklin. 8207 Canyon. 102.03 U. I.

cents. (lraae Britain tfonim't 17 8ft. SO dav River Stages FRUIT MARKET futures 2.79, 6 day futures 2.79 90 day futures 2.79 3-16. BURGUNDY I w. and R.

Wiaaad. 3954 Hartford. Belgium irranci z.uo; Franca irrmncf Wm1. IfttA. ST.

LOUIS PRODUCE ROW. Nov. 22 Mhrs. In feet stage la feat Appended quotation! reported by the STATIONS, uls Daily pally "St. Louia Market Reporter' Mar rep- NBC TILIVIIION wholesale resent first-hand Italy (lira) of a cent; Portogai (esendo) 3.50, Sweden (krrna 10.35; Switxerland (franc) (free) 23.35.

Argentina (free) 7.23; Brazil (free) S.50: Mexico 11.63; Vcnesucla (bolivar) 30.03. R. and Roener, 1016 Hrrnaby. F. and A.

Miller, 1442 Cutter. V. and M. Kneaev 4260 Flad. R.

and J. Jamaa, 8439 Baltimore N. and K. Holxum, 6601 chamberlain. M.

and M. Ouk, Bridgeton. OIRU. aie aeiierr pn quanuuaa to) sellers' en lesa tnan car lot atbarwise stated. Yea cn TASTE till CI APES I tAQIO COMVANV KSD-TV channel 5 Keokuk.

Ia. 16 HannlbaL Mo. 18 Louisiana, Mo. is Dam 24-tW. Mo.

23 APPLES Na.l wdnowtwlgs. 3H-2V 0 3.23: JBUrkJna No. 1 3401 S. KIN6SHI0HWAT, M4VV I PL. $308 sejojvtaei ta Hong Kong aoiiar 17.

o. O. and A. Chenoweth. 318 Atlaa dr.

aaasj It Yean I 2Vfc-in. $4 04.25: q. Dei viS: 2U-ln. $3fl3 75- Jon No. 1 2U- 13 3ZH Del mytm tv 5pn.

anas sssriaK. I saoms, tu. J. and M. Solart.

1425 DeSoto. I La Sella, 0.2 1.6 2.2 0.1 0.0 0.1 0.1 0.0 0.5 20 $147 FIFTH 11 raber, 2918 Sidney. Wi IS DliDY enms L. and T. H.

and 8. Wi Peoria. IU. Havana. BL In.

winesap No. i aU-ln $3.75: Northwest box red del $5 Oreen aalted hides No. 1 light. 15-43 lOHe; No. 2 Oght 8 He; No.

1 heavy rnu.e.. avaa hM B)7 14 faSL Taday 2.0 10.3 11.5 14.4 in 14.9 S3 2 tt $7.8 5.1 1.8 -ti Novak. 8535 MaeKensia. F. and iBeardstawn, HL Grafton R.

and K. Oeehaaarr. 3824Oakrldga. LAiei 4-Tt. in PULL PANt CHI M4 SVfee; No.

9 heavy svie; No. 1 calf (up ta 15 porrnes) l4Vse; No. 2 calf 12 No. 1 nun 5e; NaT 3 bull atne bides SIYIM OTHII LOKIOUS TTPfS 1 Daae, jLBov, I Tatraraaar fl- juiiwr. fooo) norm.

H. and X. Stephens, 351S East Edgar. P. and J.

Delano, 1335 Hixhlsnd. a aetata. vi ac; glue can 1.) KJVfJ $ilX 9C I UDt tS 8Ui-IA AW.s can Kumm mNIISPtINO 5S3ea Your Redid DIel 743-Sianl. D. and M.

McGatry, O.lleulls 9c. HwterTldsa. Ne. 1 85, No. 284 a Boo-rvn.

4047 9-0 u. ana a. van soo P. and If. Tonng.

1 and JL Van apia oei an. BANANAS Cut, per 8012c GRAPES CaUf. lag UMa 03.50. CRANB ERR rt Mass and Wis 2 doa 1-lht bags. 85.7506.80.

GRAPEFRUXT ORANGES Fla. Wx $17804.25. TAUW ANT ORXASX. Tallow: prime ttte; speoial, No. 1.

SVac Oreaae: choice white. 4He: A 'too. hasra. avt; 321 Mlasom Missovri. OM I 1 at.

-raomaa. Jto. Hermann, Mo. 8778 E. Pine.

u. ana ri. siranat. 1.3 0.8 uwuioi, ne. a ana A cammna am 40c Pelta, anas.

Iamb SOed $1: toll wool dry 180184 per Pound. Goat, full-haired Angora, 3s40eT kidt If. Presksr. 1518 Hlrh 60 30 11 r. ana School, BL Charles U.

ParkhfQ. 817 Duean. U. and iMeraarao St Fk. O.l WATM MFflUNT MANUFACTU8INO CO.

izi3U i 4i $-o h. strweT union. Mo. Valley Park, ana giuee, naux pme. avawva pneaa iwr trimmed bides; green hides le per pound I 1 -11111-11 UIUO Ba btvesj uiuva AW UR.

and V. Xoetttne, 8202 Meffltt, J. and A. JohTMoa 413 South ai J. and X.

Fortnea, 1864 XamaeW Geyer. 0.0 .01 Uaa. Gtaw emit 3a par pound I vasatsr. au. i.