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FINANCIAL AND MARKET NEWS ST. LOUIS STAR-TIMES 20 Oct. 31, 1949 Current Dow-Jones Averages Junior Bills Tie For Lead 30 Industrials Steels Resist General Decline Today's Close 189.54 Today, 2 N. 189.69 In Stock Mart 20 15 65 Rails Utilities Stocks Sales 47.86 38.53 67.13 1,140,000 48.05 38.51 67.21 210,000 48.04 38.56 67.31 210,000 48.15 38.56 67.43 220,000 48.25 3856 67.45 220,000 48.42 38.65 67.67 47.74 38.45 6S.98 48.36 3858 67.47 410,000 54.29 38.81 67.79 41.03 33.36 57.75 BY WALT DITZEN FAN FARE Today, 1 p. N.

iso.io Today, Noon, N. 190.50 Today. 11 a. N. 190.43 Today's High- 191.08 Today's Low 189.15 Saturday's Close 190.36 By Associated Press Sub Stars As DeAndreis NEW YORK, Oct.

31. A final iQ-li SOOPOLP ,1 I wp TK THE 80WUNS UEA6UE Cf burst of selling put the stock market down by fractions to more than 1949 High 190.36 1949 Low 161.60 a point. Loses, Steel issues resisted the generally downward market trend most of the day but finally gave ground and closed with a showing of small MARRIAGES Wesley Cooler 3131 Sheridan Amer L. Jones 4645 Ledue Jack E. ScovlUs Betty Nurre ....,....4508 Carter Betty Nurre 4508 Carter Lloyd Anderson 3975 Finney Ernestine Mack 2105 Snruc Robert Sherman 2641A Bads Helen M.

Boyd 2638A Ann Howard J. Wilson. 3828 North Market Mildred Parker 3863 Botanical Edmund Bradshaw ..1816 S. 13th Mrs. Dorothy Morris.

1827 Ninth Homer Walrond 1525 Missouri Mrs. Ruby Ring 1837 Lafayette William A Condon Maplewood Helen Howery 826 Clara Wilford Wrozier Jr. St. Louis County Reva J. Johnson O'Fallon Newell F.

Combs Jr. Virginia Flora. 3317 Humphrey Edwin Mueller Jr. 2010 S. 11th Mildred B.

Varga. 4141 Eichelberger William L. La Grave 5696 Kingsbury Mildred Ison 4933 Pine Carl E. Hodge 4047 Chouteau Alma C. Hodges 3850A Cleveland William Atkinson Jr.

Mobile. Ala. -Glenda E. Street 5570 Chamberlain Paul H. Carman 3850 St.

Ferdinand Ruth Spain 1805 Grand Henry Allhoff 1276 Oak Court Lorene L. Snerandio 4304 Lenox Harold F. Thompson 1013 Walton Juanita St Louia Birdell Mouser Granite City Luveda B. Eaker 1741 Simpson PL Dwight H. Gutzler Jennings Mrs.

Ella T. Klusmeyer 2131 John Kenneth A Hett 3317 Michigan Panulin M. Wassilak 3645 California Engah Mow 414 N. Seventh An Loh Kao 2218 N. 11th Richard O.

Willenberg St. Louis County Patricia A Ryan. St. Louis County Chester J. 1525 N.

17th st. Mary L. Evans 1525 N. 17th st Bertram 4221A McPherson Mrs. Lilo Germono.

.4221 McPherson Loren Otis Laxton 4452 Farlin Betty Beach Kirkwood William Browder 2923 Dayton Mrs. Emma Townsend 1828 Biddle Clement Dallavalle 5035 Hamilton Mrs Helen Hagerty 5329 Cabanne New York Stocks (Closing Prices) Wheat And Corn Steady To Lower Bobby Brangle, a third-string gains and losses scattered through quarterback last year, ran and the group. Most of the leading steels were NEW YORK. Oct. -d On Chicago Mart is a selected list unchanged to slightly higher, while the remainder of the market added small gains or dropped away by fractions to more than a point.

on the New York Stock Exchange today: Stock; passed St. Louis u. mgn to a 30-vtctory over De Andreis yesterday afternoon at Public Schools Stadium before an estimated 5,000 Prep League fans. The victory moved the Junior Billikens intb a tie with Christian Brothers High for the league lead. Each team has a 2-0 record.

CHICAGO. Oct. 31. (AP) Grains eased bit toward the close today, ending a Nervousness of the steel group AirReduct 1 AlliedChem 6 dull session with most contracts lower. Close.

Stock. Close. 22 LOF Glass 3 58 Vi 4a 86 31ViLockhdAirclV3b 26 10 Loews 1.50 161 97 MackTruck Id 11V4 The near-by deliveries lost some ground AllisChal 1.60 in relation to deferred months'. This was AmAir Lines reflected uncertainty over an announcement by Philip Murray, head of the steel union and the C. I.

Amcan 3b particularly true in December wheat, which fell about a cent at times Lard was relatively weaker than grains, reflecting a new slump in the cash article. i scheduled for this afternoon. Set Brangle got his chance when Tim 24 May DS 3 46 19iMinnMoline.90b 134 14VkMcOuayNor 1.40 14 48 Mo-K-Tex 4H 24 Vi Monsanto 2 52 '4 10 MontWard 2a 52 tlement with Bethlehem Steel on Dolan, two-year veteran signal- Amlnvili 1.3U AmRad l'ib AmSmelt 3b AmStlPdy 2.40b AmStove 1.20d 9 Loose iard was ottered at S9.Z3 a nunarea pounds, a new low since 1941. caa dq cs7crD caller for the Junior Billikens, un Wheat closed unchanged to cents 14? a pension plan was the rumor circulating in Wall st. most of the day.

AmTob 3a lower. Dec S2.12,4-;': corn was unchanged to sc lower. Dec. Sl.ieH: oats were V4C lower to '-jc higher. Dec.

NasnKeiv 1.05D 73 NatCashRg2bb 25 NatDairy 2 AmWooIen 3D Anaconda 2b ZB'S NatstB'iO rye was unchanged to Vjc lower, ijec. Motors turned definitely down NY Central 50b S1.42J,4: soybeans were unchanged to 2c derwent an emergency appendix operation 10 days ago. Only five-foot-five, Brangle made the most of his big opportunity: He carried the ball 14 times for 70 yards in addition to taking care of 33 854 10 17'i 307ii 35 Vi 58Mi 8b 93S. NoAmer lbg higher. Nov.

S2.23-2.Z3 v. ana iara was Kansas City Stars Rock Standings In Bowling Tourney The Woman's State Bowling Tournament here seems to be evolving into a knockdown battle be 20 to 28 cents a hundred pounds lower. 19.97 ward. Chrysler, which added nearly 4 points in the past two trading days, fell to the minus side shortly after posting a new high with a small gain at the opening. Profit ST.

LOUIS MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE. 0 r7J7DCi5 3 3 4 OhioOil la Bendix Avn 2a 33 'is otisElev 2.50b Beth Steel 2.40b 30 OwensIllGls 3b Boeing Air 2b 22'i Packard 50b Borg-Warner 4a 524 penney 2a Brown Sh 2 lpb 38' pennRR.75b Burroughs 80a 14 Oct. 31. WHEAT receipts today totaled St. Louis passing attack.

Brangle's running, along lio.zuu ou. last weeg ana dd.duu uu. uim year. that of Bill Murphy's, opened the taking in Chrysler spread to the other motors. Rails also were backward through CORN receipts today totaiea 40J.SUU ou 14 87i 27 4 61'i 34 32 'i lSVi 21 'i Including' 267 cars local, against 134.300 YESTERDAY era DeAndreis defense to set up the powerful Jine-bucking of Ed Gaus.

bu. last week and 368,900 bu. last year. Butler Bros i PetMilk 1 Can Dry .60 101 phMipsPet 3 Can Pac 1 13 Puliman 2a ase2l'n ik PureOil la Caterpillar lb 31 Radio 50b 8 RepublicStl la Chrysler 5'. snfewav 1.20 Hanover 54.

Franklin 14. rwrpnrp 7. Relnit OAT receipts today totaled 14.4UU ncuding 6 cars local, against 33.600 bu. Monmouth 14. Augustana (HI.) 0.

When the Wildcat forward line out the day. The carriers now are reporting losses resulting from the long coal and steel shutdowns. Some of the oils were active and a trifle closed in to stop Gaus, Brangle and last week and 19.200 bu. last year. SOYBEAN receipts today totaled 52.800 bu.

including 33 cars local, against 60.800 Clinton Ind 2.40 29, stj0sLead Wih LOCAL BiEb School 4, St. Louts 0 High 30. De Andrels 0. Chaminade 18. Coyle 6.

ELSEWHERE Xavier lOhioi 14, Dayton 0. Canisius 14. St Bonaventure 0. St. Vincent (Pa.) 13.

St. Francis (Pa.) 0. Eastern New Mexico 21. New Mexico st. oiai 14.

Augsourg e. Wabash 33. Canterbury 7. Grinnell 25. Cornell (Iowa) 13.

Hope 16. Michigan Normal 6. Pittsburg (Kan.) State 41. St. Bene 4i '4 QtT CCT-on Ih Murpny ran the ends with devas 9'.

George J- Robben. Lawn. Mo. Marie Blackburn 3954 Westminster Tom Tomnkin 3338 Lawton Mrs. Eleanor McCoy 3338 Lawton Murvel F.

Grant .3848 Russell Shirley Lasley 6460 Plateau. Wardell Newburn 4462 Enrig ht Amelia Middleton ....4200 E. Aldme Stephen Dafnides 5053 Minerva Sebbe James 1316 Aubert Thomas Brown Jr 1447A Talmage Eva Marie Nephew 1147 Talmage Eddie Hood 2606 Thomas LeoAa Waacer 2629 Howard T.uiville Ferguson Park rnlum rillc 7f OTV. OO tating results. ou.

last week and en.Biiu nu. last year. ST. I.OU1S CASH GRAIN Jom credit J.ou searsRoebck 2a 42'- dict's 7 higher, but there was nothing outstanding in this group. 17 ChnlinilNw Com Solv l'ab WHEAT in fair demand: 31 cars re Brangle scored the.

ODenine ceived: sold 1. No. 3 mixed, $2.15. State 20. trt.

Hays v. amporia otaie u. Findlay 13. Defiance 6. Kansas 38.

Kansas State 0. Outnrv 31 Parsnnt; ft Out of a total of 1,110 issues CORN in good demand. 267 cars re 39' 23' 44" 31" 2 Socony-Vuc la SouthPacific 5 cons fcd 1 ou ConsRStrsl.20 Curtiss Wr 1 5b touchdown seconds after the second period began, capping a 74-yard tween the Kansas City contingent and the local stars. A large delegation from Kansas City competed at Sports Bowl over the week end and a look at the standings shows they did very well. Blasting out 2,794, the Muehlbach Pilseners took over first place in the Class A team fight, replacing the Hart quintet from here- Kitty Siegel continues to lead the singles parade while Marie Jones is pacing the all-events.

Local bowlers hold down first place in the other divisions. Alberta Versemann and Belle Schmiedeke, ceived- sold 20 No. 1 yellow. $1.12: No. 2 yellow.

No. 4 yellow, traded, 272 advanced, 540 declined Wheaton 13. North Central 0. Srevens Point Teachers 40. DomeMines.70b Oshkosh l.ua: no.

yellow. sl.0z-l.U6V4: sample S'4 Std Oil Cal 4ag Std Oil Ind 2ag and 298 were unchanged. There were 37 new 1949 highs and 4 new grade yellow. 98'4C. Teachers 13.

Delmar 44 -i Alice W. Watts 73 DU P0nnT.65bD NJ4bK Sunray uwis college w. Aurora u. Ball State 16. Valparaiso 6.

Amhmco fid Dmnhn 2fi uatm in lair oemana. a cars receiveu. sold 2 No. 3 white. 72c: sample grade white.

1949 lows. arive witn a one-yard plunge. Gaus, who took point -making henors with 14, scored two minutes after Brangles' marker, plunging five yards for the six points after 11 East Airl BIRTHS BOYS San Francisco 41. Nevada 1J. Western Montana (Dillon) 19.

Carroll (Helena. Mont.) 6 SATURDAY Local Washington C. 27. Colorado College 0. Duquesne 51.

St. Louis U. 14. High Schools Brentwood 19. Lutheran 7.

Burroughs 12, Western M. 9. Clayton 12. Webster Groves 7. Collinsville 14.

DuQuoin 7 Countrv dt School 12. North Shore 6i'i Texas Co 4 Mi'ssou ri Mines 33. Southwest (Mo. EstKodakl.700g 44V4 Tex Sul 61 RANT.K OF GRAIN FUTURES Rrarp 7 ISSiXrS ko ii.v TideWitOil 1.60 23'i Prev. Close.

worm west imo reacners 41. souuieast FIFTEEN MOST ACTIVE STOCKS Net iMo.t siate 14 High. Low. Chicam Wheat ran ffl. oh Timk-D AX 1 '-t 0 14 e2 S-'Timk 2ib 34' 14.

nmn 11 Sales, Close. Chge. Dec. 214'i 212i' 12 22d 214'; 215': Northern Illinois 20. Southern Illinois 7.

Wilhrfftrv 411 T.innnln IMn IT. Minnesota iBemldii) State 13. Moorhead Country Day fWinnetka. TIL) 6. 40 ...27.600 14'i ,...22.300 it ...21.600 25 ...19,400 2'4 ...17.300 Gen Shoe 2'i 29i GenStlC pf 12c lOS'i.

20thCent-Fox i Goodrich 3b Union Carb 2 Goodyear 4 39:,4 Un Oil Cal 2b GranCtyStl l'ib 24 Union Pac 6b (liitfriil kqia llniipri Aire lb a couple of 136 average rollers, took' over first place in the doubles when 263i Timk-D Ax United Corp U. S. Steel Bcnguet Min Chrysler Ches Beth Steel Du Pont Teachers 6 Wisconsin (La Crosse) State 34. Milwaukee Teachers 13. 82 231.

thev hit a 1.206 total last night. Vi ...16.500 28 ioieao 4B. UKianoma uuy u. t. 210-'4 194-Ib 211'k 209 '4 28814 217'4 21114 HercPdr 1.35b 48 USIndChem2'4d 2: Unn.a.

1 4Ql'. TlQRllhhPT 2 l.h 3. ...13,400 ...11,500 Vi Vi The Crown team now paces' the Class team division with a 2.537 Minn nuluth Branch 32. Winona Teach ..11.500 Southern Co Hud Mot lag 13 USSmelt H5b 38i4 Til 9UI. fl33tppl lh 2 ers 6.

a et. Louis drive-of 55 yards. Jack Holtrup, sub guard, recovered a fumble by Brangle over De Andreis' goal line for the Junior Bills' third touchdown. Three minutes later, De Andreis' Jerry Dwyer, attempting to pass, was knocked down behind his goal line for a St. Louis safety.

Gaus scored the final touchdown, going 36 yards early in the third period. In another Prep contest, Chaminade scored a pair of touchdowns late in the final quarter and took an 18-6 Catholic League decision 111 Power 2.20 USSteel pfd 7 134'A 30 lOA 373 23 1 4 0Vj ITS. total, only four pins ahead of the Morgans from Joplin. western Illinois Eytate e. snumeix u.

Huron 56. Jamestown 13. Tffiaar 14. Wnvnf ft Mar. 2157a 214 May 210'- July 195'i 194'i, Kansas City Wheat Dec.

211 210'. Mar May 203 'A 203 July 189 Minneapolis Whrat Dec. 218'4 216''. May 211 Chicago Corn Dec. 1164 115'4 Mar.

1195. May 121 July 121'' 120'4 Kansas City Corn Dec May Chicago OaU Dec. 72 5i Hit Rayon 3ag 50 unitedWallpaper T. ')Sh 20 Can Pacific 10.200 General Elec 8.300 Melville Shoe 8.200 Rem Rond 7.900 Socony-Vacuum Oil 7.400 Union Ojl cal 7.400 Aueustana (S. Dak.) 19.

Northern (N. 116'i-X Close. 194i- 211'i 209'4 203 Vt 188 '2 211 14 116-4 120 120 11014 117 69'. 66-14 61 -4 142'4 148'i 148 int Niokp 1 i.60 28:,4 Walker-Hirl'iib 29 Dak. state o.

120'B 13 'i A sister combination, Mildred 6tauder and Florence Amman from here, moved into second place Int Paper 4a WarnerBrps 1 iowa reacners 30. Morningsme iu. Wisconsin (Fan Claire i Teachers 1' 7. int Shoe 3 westun ia Int TT 9l' WestinnEl 1.40b River Falls Teachers 7. 11 Bond Market country Day ZJ.

rnncipia v. John Burroughs 19. Western M. A. 6 Lincoln Hich (East St.

Louis) 34. Washington Tech 0. Princlnia 7. Country Day 0. Rocwvplt 13.

Soldan 6 Southwest Beaumont 13. ELSEWHERE By United Press EAST Harvard 22. Holy Cross 14. Fordham 42. Georgetown 0.

Lehish 21. New York University 6. Dartmouth 34. Yale 13. Notre Dame 40.

Navy 0. Colby 13. Maine 12. Bowdoin 19. Bates 0.

Ft. Monmouth 6. Trenton State 0. R. P.

I. 20. Rochester 13. California (Pa.) Teachers 13. Shippens-burt Teachers 7.

Kings Point 27, Hofstra 0. Union (NY.) 14. Williams 6. Cornell J. V.

21. Champlain 13. Penn State 33. Syracuse 21 Princeton 34. Rutgers 14.

Pittsburgh 22. Penn 21. Maryland 44. South Carolina 7. Cornell 54.

Columbia 0. Armv ifl TTir-crinio Militat-v 14 4n4 Kennecott la 48'ii wooiwonn ia Kresee 2a 41 YorkCorp 7ab lOVa NEW YORK, Oct. 31. (AP) in the doubles with some briiliant bowling. They received only 48 pins handicap, but Mildred cracked out a.

571 scratch total closely followed 68 'i Kroger 3ib 57 Youngsneet Baker 37. William Jewen i. Doane 20. Nebraska Wesleyan 14. Wilmington 32.

Cedarville 6. Louisville 35, Bradley 12. Dana 12. Fairbury (Neb.) 7. Adrian 27.

Kalamazoo 13. Arkansas Tech 21. Ouachita 13. flrniit TncMitt 15. Runprinr 19.

LacledeGas.20b 7 ZenithRad 1.50b a 120 112 117 721i-a (i6'-2 62 142 '4 1491-4 148 Mar. BST'i 69 May 685 Medium and low-priced railroad loans led the corporate bond market into a gentle decline to'day. Svmhnl- npinq extra: bPald or declared from Coyle on the Kirkwood High July 62 61'. Concordia (Neb.) 39. Nebraska Luth iooiDau iiem.

cnicaro Kye Some U. S. Treasury, issues were eran 9. Dec. H2i 14134 so far this vear: cPayment on acumu-lated dividends: dPald last year: eCash or stock: fPer cent in stock: ePlus slock dividends: yEx-dividend: ex-rtsEx-rishts; by Florence's 564 for an 1,183 total.

Standings: THE STANDINGS CLASS A DIVISION TMm ft Score. St. cloud Teachers Manicato reacn DE ANDREIS (0) Po May 14S' ers 7. a shade lower in listless over-the-counter proceedings. July 148'i Player soyoeans Doyle L.

72. 22314-23 223-14 Nov. 223'. 221 '4 225-24J 225' 2251 Micnigan Teen 57. Nortniana iiiege v.

Rio Grande 13. Detroit Tech 7. SOUTH Tennessee 35. North Carolina 6. Alabama 14.

Georgia 7. Washington and Lee 53. Davidson 0. Johnsfln fV Smith ft. Winston Salem Mueaiebach.

Pilsener, Kansas City. .2294 Hart. St. Louis 2.j2 Bianco. St Louis 2696 Cl 262 -'4 Hoffs Off 35c To 63c To 225 i 224 '4 -24 Curb Market Dec.

223'4 Mar. 2254 224 May 224'V 223'4 July 2213; 220V4 Wesleyari 27. American International 14. ST. LOUIS U.

HIGH 1301 Player Kettlekamp Meiners Lindley Marx McLaughlin Nouss Lebeau Brangle Murpny Chicken Gays NEW YORK, Oct. 31. (UP) urove city e. Ttiiei o. Trinitw ((-ftnn I fit WnrPSStW Tftch 0.

Winnipeg Kye i reoucocic L. T. Sandhelnrich L. G. Bruening Winter R.

Flynn R. T. Aubrey R. E. Dwyer Q.

B. Bonczek L. H. Stellern R. H.

fc-ohr F. B. Teachers 0 22414 221 150'4 149'. 153-1, 22054 152' 150 '4 154 Curb stocks moved in an irregular Washington (Md College 18. Drexel 12.

Oct. 152 150 '4 Dec. 150'4 148:4 wiuiam and Mary 34. Kicnmond u. North Carolina State 14..

Vininia pattern today. Volume was Dam Gaines. Kansas City 2f George Bennett. Kansas City 2646 Gxtz. Independence 26h Bowl-A-Way.

St Louis 262 LeErecue Five. St. Louis 2522 Kruse. St Louis 2623 Mor.nlg. St.

26' 3 T. E. St. Louis 260B Tech 13. May 154 "4 152J moderate.

i Lowest Level Since OPA ST. LOUIS NATIONAL STOCKYARDS. ILL. Oct. 31.

(USDAi HOG receipts. 16.500 Market uneven: barrows and gills 35 to 65c lower than Friday's averaRP Sows, 25 to 50c lower. Bulk good and choice 170 to 270 more at $17 25: top $17.50 for several loads: lowest since OPA: few late down to $1 Chicago Lard Virginia 19. west Virginia 14. Duke 27.

Georgia Tech 14. Georgia, State Cnlleee 20. Albanv Score- by quarters: new Hamosnire 4U. norineastern it. Boston 46.

Scranton 6. Vermont 20. Massachusetts 12. Tufts 33. Amherst 14 Middlebury 6.

Norwich 0. Gannon 15; Slippery Rock Teachers 0. Penn Military 54. Susquehanna 0. Coast Guard 35.

Lowell Textile 7. Prev, TFAM 1 A rp Close. State 13. Louisiana Teen 21. southwest (La.) in St.

Louis Stocks High. 10.15 10.17 10.15 stitute 0. 10.25 10.27 10.25 Close. 9.97 1007 10.05 10.07 2537 2533 LOW. 9.90 10.05 10.05 10.07 Nov.

Dec. Jan. Lie Andreis 0 0 0 00 St. Louis 0 23 7 0 30 Scoring: St. Louis touchdowns Brangle.

Gaus (21. Holtrun. Points after touchdown Gaus 2i (runs): OFlynn (plungei. 10.30 Mar. 1U.22 Odd lots 230 to- 310 most ST.

LOUIS STOCK EXCHANGE, a-ASkea. mi. st. Mary zo. uatnouc u.

o. Bridgeport 46. Panzer 0. Westminster 7 Geneva 0. Watner 33.

Ursinus 6. St. Lawrence 41. Clarkson 6. Arialnhia IrnriM ncmcMiiiiii ipassr.

Substitutions: De Andreis Kuehler. Hirbe. Porkornv. Trhilfnolr Oct. 31.

Stock prices moved ir 140 to 16U 51B-1C 11HI 10 l.i" 1 $14-16: good and choice sows. 400 hMVW SOWS. Soest. Androlrwicz. Morzan State 27.

North Carolina A. $15.75: few. $14.50: stags. 51Z-11; regularly in moderate dealings on the Exchange here today. Fruits And Vegetables St.

Lpuis Ltitkewitte. Flynn, Brooks. CATTLE receipts "J.500: calves 1.800 n.n.,.nD enaHo nn crpprs And hellers, Total sales today were 1.8j8 and F. Anderson. 5456 Vernon.

and M. Baker, 3555 Sidney and A Baker. 2601 Lawton. ana A. Boyer.

3912A Market and Burnett. 1136 Moorlandi Richmond Heights J. and Coe. 4236 "badle R. and A Cooney.

1026A Whittier. and Dains. 1443 Hodlapiont. L. and J.

Dittmeler. 5359 Patton. and S. Duggin 409 Poore. Jefferson Barracks.

and S. Forrester. 4005 Olive. and H. Gore, 2512 S.

10th G. and Hammerschmidt. 4271 "and' Hughes. 4155 Maffltt. i aandd R.Dand"LtyKCenTenbrink.

8530 PhUo. AafndC V. Kilpatrick. 4259 Page. and G.

Klein. 4675 Pone. A. and A. Larson.

3646 Winnebago. and M. Lovell. Herculaneum. M.

W. and E. Meyers. 1830 Timberlake, L.Wandt Moore 4137 Botanical. and Norton.

Florissant. Mo. 14 and E. Peterson. 4257 Gano.

R. and J. Ribaudo 5352 Odell. -G and Richardson. 1920A Palm.

G. and Rlnderer. 6425 Raywood, AAandnL. Rogers, 823 N. 18th.

and Schroth. 3132 Nebraska. J. and Steele. Des Peres.

Mo. and Sutton 4723A Adkins K' and A. Tao. 7771 Folk. Maplewood.

and Topp. 6432 Hampton blvd. and Tossick. 733 Wachtel. Le- CDand E.

Turner. 4166 Washington. and Wasinger. 6401 Wellsmar, Wellston. and F.

Weeks. 8785 Jordan. and Wissmann. 2639 January, and J. Young.

4441A Evans. GIRLS J. and M. Anthony. 2315 Chestnut.

R. and R. Boykin. 2925A Lucas. G.

and L. Brandt. 2711 S. 18th. D.

and Brkllach. 6811A Pennsylvania. H. and L. Bronk.

High Ridge. Mo. and M. Buchmann, 3736 Blow. Pi and M.

Collmeyer. 4229 Sacramento. R. and Cutchens. 5165 Lexington.

and R. French. 2010 Rntger. R. and M.

Hance. 2901 RidgewaT. and N. Harris. East St.

Louis. and Heman. 5122 Jamieson. R. and E.

Hodge. 912 Rutger. K. and M. Holden.

2355 Addle. Overland. C. and D. Hoss.

548 W. Davis, J. and Hussman. 3722 Arkansas. H.

and B. Hutson. 6120 Broadway. and H. Jones.

2338 Warren. F. and I. Keller. 3405 Meramec.

E. and C. Lease. 820A Hickory. G.

and A McChristy. 9427 Bataao. Overland. and L. McPherson.

5500 Davison. M. and Mohan. 2512 Sims, Over- and Moten. 3119 Franklin.

and C. Naylor. 2127 S. Seventh. E.

and Otte. 3415A Louisiana. C. and Pace. 3816A Lincoln.

B. and F. Pranger. 5216 Idaho, p. and Rabbitt.

3621 Garfield. J. and Sandford. Rock Hill. Mo.

H. and Ude. 4175 Walsh E. and Williams. 3737 Melba pi Normandy.

O. and H. Zastrow. 4504 Chouteau. BURIAL PERMITS Louisa Scheffing.

68. Richmond Heights. Frances Washington. 56, 1522 Cole. Patrick Donohue.

71. 18 S. Eighth. Grant Bernaugh, 49. 909A N.

Taylor. August H. Honerkamp. 83. University City Eunice Williams.

46. 1126A Taylor. Margaret Smith. 74. 4026A Bhreve.

Josephine A Pilliod. 85. 473 W. Pme. Albert Pillchowski.

82. 5800 Arsenal Tony Garkauskas. 76 1027 N. Ninth. Roberta Wilson.

53. 4300 Belle. Geneva Perkins First. 40. 2333 Clark.

Josephine Buechleln. 61. 1916 6. Ninth. Lamoine Bachstein.

42. Affton. Alice Chessick. 19. Cottage Hills.

Hirsch. Hummel. Officials: Referee Rost. umpire, Dra-belle: head linesman. Davidson CLASS DIVISION Crown.

St. Louis Morgan. Joplin Rawlicgs. St. Louis Wabash Redbi.ds.

St. Louis Little Bevo, St. Louis Tension. St. Louis Chatterbox.

St. Louis Red BaU. St. Louis Fluggers. St.

Louis Joe Sur-Pkins. St. Louis Clean Auto Parts. St. Louis SINGLES Bowler City.

Kitty Siegel. Kansas City Marcella Bush. Kansas City Lu Daegele. St. Louis Xenlta Sackberger St.

Louis orothy Clancy. St Louis Clara Chase. St Louis Chris Boucher. St. Louis Ill Frizzel.

St. Louis Wilms Slegrist. St Louis Ylttv Rnvsn. St. Louis wittenoerg sz.

uapitai is. Hobart 27. Hamilton 25. Juniata 40. Haverford 20.

Gettysburg 56. Johns Hookins 6. niitincAn 11 A 1 1 ocr )-l rt 11 Virginia state zv. Virginia union 0. Florida State 33.

Stetson 14. Storer 6. Favetteville Teachers 0. Kentucky 14. Cincinnati 7.

Vanderbilfr 26. Auburn 7. Tulane 54. Mississippi State 6. Shaw 40.

Howard 14. Dillard 6. Lemovne 0. Southern U. 4J, Texas College 7.

Clark 13. Morehouse 0. Sewanee 26. Centre 7. Fisk 36.

Alabama State Teachers 7. Florida 28. Furman 27. Wake Forest 35. Clemson 21.

Louisiana State 34. Mississippi 7. Tennessee State 19. North Carolina College 18. Louisville 35.

Bradley 12. Ft. Valley State 6. Morris Brown 6. Alabama A.

M. 12. Jackson College 7 Lenoir Rhyne 28. Atlantic Christian 0. zwn 2519 2610 2505 2501 2493 2486 2485 2476 Score.

67f 65' 63f 633 631 631 62ci shares, as compared with 2,169 shares Friday. Chaminade (18) Coyle (6) Western Maryland 25. Hampden-Syd- Meyer Freesmeler Net Stonr Jenkmft Franklin Marshall 45. Swarthmore 8. Div.

Rates. Sales.Hlgh.Low.Close.Ch'ge but common and medium kinds slow. High good steers to $30; majority good steers $26-29: medium good and choice 971-lb. replacement steers $22: nigh good mixed steers and heifers $30: medium to good $20-26: cutter and common $15-18: cows firm: common and medium beef cows good rows, tlS-50-ia. canners and cutters bulls 50c higher: medium to good.

cutter and common vealers $1 to $2 lower: uood and choice $27-34: common Matthews McCue snringiteid 34. Rnoae isiana u. Mansfield Teachers 14. Alliance 7. Bucknell 21.

Buffalo 7. Layton HarriRan Schroer Weltlich ST. LOUTS PRODUCE ROW. Oct. 31.

Appended quotations as reported by the St Louis Daily Market Reporter represent first-hand wholesale sellers prices on less than carlot quantities unless otherwise stated: POTATOES 100-lb. sacks. Idaho. No. 1 Russets.

western, reds. northern, round whites. reds. ONIONS 50-lb. sacks, western, yellow.

Sl.75-2 60: whites. $2 40-3: northern, yellow. $2 ARTICHOKES box. $6 50. BEANS Southern, bu hampers, best.

Wax. $3 Am Furnace lft 25 19'i 19'i 191. Amer Tele 9 64 1441, 144 (4 144-Ki Brnwn Shoe 1.20b 25 39 iioorack B. L.H... Grambher CenturyEl 312 6, 6V, B4 Carnegie Tech 39.

Washington Jef BockJage Heil Etzkorn Stubbletield ferson 16. Falstall lu is i-b -r 824 '19 Schnleder Deiawar rare 411. tsz. raui r-oiy u. Voss Southeastern Louisiana 14.

Pensacola Naval Station 0. Mississippi Southern 67. Northwestern MississiDDi 28 Gen Elec 2b is ii'ii Ji'2 J('a Gen Mot 3ib 62 67'i 67" 885i Rlnomshiiro- Tparherx 27. KUtztOWn Jenkins Ecklimann and medium $17-26. SHEEP receipts 3.700: market slow: Teachers 14.

Heineck FB French Team. 12 3 4 Henderson Teachers 20. College of utassooro reacners i. naoniciair leacn Griese-W di'Ja 200 2b'k 25'i 25V2 Huttig lftb 77 29 29-4 Vf InterShoe3d 318 46 45Vi 45 1, Mi iinc OR In Rfln limnr' stpflriv. F.al'ly Chaminade 0 6 0 12 18 Annalachfan 41.

Newberrv 8. sales good and choice wooled lambs $23. 25- Waynesburg 19. West Virginia Wes- lpvan ft Loyie 6 0 Maryville 20. Western Carolina State 13.

kie 62'4b 25 74 i 1-4 Lac Gas 300 74 .7 74 y. Scoring: Chaminade touchdowns Heil West Virginia State 42. Bluefield State 7. 11: meoium to goou mmcij a.ui........ cull to medium $15-17: load of good and aa.Hnoe Un 9 and No.

3 la.StM 1t Fill III .1 Clarion Teachers 19. Indiana iPa.) ui. jenKins. touchdowns Voss. Substitutions: Chaminade McKnvls.

McQuayN 1.40 40 1374 13 13 .4 Teachers 13. MeyerBlnk l.zoa 100 jo 10 10 -r pelts. $20.50: load mostly choice wonled yearlings $21: odd lots medium to good murpny. Maener. uonway.

Gunman. Pow North Amer ID lv'i iivg iivs y4 ers, roiey. Mitchell, sebacher. Brown new tiaven leacners is. new iotk 7.

Kentucky State 27. Louisville Munici- lennessee feay 34. union 0. Moorhead 27. Eastern Kentucky 26.

Memphis State 34. Murray State 6. SOUTHWEST Arkansas 27. Texas A. M.

6. Southern Methodist 7. Texas 6. Rice 28. Texas Tech 0 Oklahoma 34.

Iowa State 7. Baylor 40. Texas Christian 14. Hardin College 33. Houston 21.

ewes Sears Roeb 2d 40 427. 42' 42'. Coyle R. Matthews. Nicolson.

Broz, 8tlxBP4lt 100 13 1334 134 Harms. Reyland. Smith. Workenbister. McCarthy.

Hiendel. Moscher Maryland State 45. Cheyney Teachers 0. WagnerEl 3d 25 38 3 (74 Potomac state is. national Agricul DOUBLES i.

Alberta Versemann-Beile schmledeke. St. Louis. 1206. Florence Amnann-MUdred Stauder.

St Louis. 1183. Jerry Surpson-Lenore Simpson. Kansas City 1182 Evelyn Parker-Mary Rickey. Kansas eiMaricne Bernett-Jessle Mudd, Kansas laraHaU-Jennie Bonadio, St.

1167 Ardath Lcry-Wtuna Siegrlst. St. Louis 'liilie Fardy-Hnor Olllges. St. Louts.

Marcell Bush-Emma Mullen. Kansas ''rjorotty ViKano-Chris Boucher, ot. ZRwemarr Lyons-Venita Sackberger. St. Louis.

1148. ALL-EVENTS Marjorie Jones. Kansas City. 1751. WAIVERS ASKED ON CHANEY Oflcials: Referee Burgess.

Umpire newson. Head linesman Riegert. ture u. Grocknort State O. Edlnboro State 0.

Butter, Poultry, Eggs mniR prrrrFrt. vna AND POU1. Disnop 25. ArKansas mate Wichita 27. Tulsa 21.

beets Homegrown, aoz. omiciic. 35c. BROCCOLI nony crates. 25 BRUSSELS SPROUTS Calif drums.

CABBAGE Northern. 50-lb. sacks. kraut. red.

Homegrown, box. Savoy. 50c. CABBAGE SPROUTS Homegrown box. 75c.

CARROTS Western, crates. $5-6: Northern. 50-lb sacks. Homegrown, bunches, 25-40C CAULIFLOWER NfWt York- double-faced crates. bulk.

$1J5- dozen: homegrown, box. cel.c.ki Western, crates, Pascal. $2.50 J.su-homegrown. Golden Hearts. Pascni.

CABBAGE Homegrown, 4nc 50c. COLLARDS Homegrown, box. 30-35C. CUCUMBERS Southern, $1 ESC A ROLE Homegrown, box. 35-40C.

EN "TVf: Homegrown, box. 25-40C. GREEN ONIONS Homegrown. 25-3SC doz bunches EGGPLANT Southern, GARLIC 17-30C a lb. GUMBO hampers HORSERADISH Homegrown.

100 lbs-net to growers: No. 1. $10-12: No. 2. $7-8.

Southwestern Oklahoma 21. Northeast b-Pald last year. d-Plus extra. e-Plus stock. t-Paid or declared since start of fiscal UiSsted here, but listed in New York.

Increase. Decrease Unchanged. McMurray's Rowland ern Oklahoma 7. TRY EXCHANGE, Oct. 31.

Butter, egg and poultry markets as reported ny me st ijoms Daily Market Hcnorrer 1. -i- rnwr dimmer. CLOSING; QUOTATIONS cial whites and white' crosses, off Vie to i i. farm run. Arizona state zs.

new Mexico is. East Texas College 20. Sam Houston 13 Corpus Chrlsti U. 27. Daniel Baker 0.

Hardin Simmons 33. Texas Western 14 Texas A I. 46. Sul Ross 6. Trinity (Tex.) 21.

Howard Payne 12. Tillotson 13. Wiley College 0. Texas Lutheran 13. flornii Chrlsti Na Is No.

1 Collegiate Grid Point-Maker stocks. American Inv com Burkart Mfg com Century Electric com whites, reds and grays, up 1c. DUCKS Young white 4V4 lbs. and up 1c and small np 1c. GEESE quoted at 29c.

TURKEYS, young hens. Me to 1c no: younr toms. steady to off lc. Rest of market val Air 0. Arkansas A Jfc It.

Ark-ansa- fltt.at.p NEW YORK, Oct. 31. (AP) Teachers 6. Bid. Asked.

19V4 19V. 23 'i 24 'A 6'4 6'2 1814 25 31 45'A 46'i 7i 72 7 2914 3014 16 1314 14 37 '4 38 Huttig com International Shoe com Rider 19. East Stroudsburg Teachers 7. St. Michael (Vt.i 54.

Loyola of 0. Wilkes 64. Lycoming 6. N. Y.

(Cortlandt State 39. Hartwick 0. Ithaca 32. Pa. (Lock Haven) State 20.

Moravian 14. Upsala 6. Alfred 20. Brooklyn College 19. Concord 13.

Fairmont 7. Delaware 25. Muhlenberg 13. Morris Harvey 19. Shepherd 6.

MIDWEST Missouri 21. Nebraska 20. Kent State 27. Connecticut 0. Michigan State 62.

Temple 14. Wooster 13. Akron 13. St. Norbert 39.

St Joseph's find.) 0. Illinois Normal 14. Butler 0. Valley City (N 33. North I.

12. Brown 28. Western Reserve 14. Wisconsin 30. Indiana 14.

Manchester 14. Huntington 0. Purdue 13. Minnesota 7. Michigan 13.

Illinois 0 Ohio Wesleyan 32, Oberlin 13. Ohio State 24. Northwestern 7. Miami (Ohio) 34. Western Michigan 20.

Alma 14. Albion 6. unchanged. Some of the bigger schools could well use Brad Rowland, halfback Stephen Austin state 13. Louisiana College 6 SYRACUSE, N.

Oct. 31. (AP) The Syracuse Nationals of the National Basketball Association today asked waivers on vet Johnson SS Shoe, com for McMurray College of Abilene, Lamar 40. u. or Mexico 0.

Kilgore College 23. Schreiner 7. East Texas Ran tier. 9ft Snitt.hvcrn who held a big lead today as Texas 6. Laclede Steel com Meyer Blanke com Stix Baer Fuller com Wagner Electric com eran John Chaney.

top individual scorer of the coun try's college football teams. ST. LOUIS CLEARINGS MONDAY'S PRICES EGGS Base prices of receivers to shippers Extras, case Included: other grades cases returned: Extras, 50-51ci standards, 44-46c: current receipts, nearbv 54 ibs and up. 38-39c: unclassified (49-52 lbs 31-33c: nullets (46-48 Ibs.i. 26-28C.

BUTTER Nominal prices delivered St Louis: 92 score. 62-6314c: 90 score. 59-60C. 89 score. BUTTERFAT' No 1.

50c per lb. at country stations: No 2. 3c less. CHEESE- Wisconsin cheese delivered hi I 14.. ICt TlatS.

Clearings today $82,500,000. against 500.000 last year: total to date Rowland has rolled up a total of 96 points in seven games clicking for 16 touchdowns. That gives him McMurray 34. Austin 19 WEST Montana 34. Montana State 12.

Wyoming 45. Brigham Young 0. Santa Barbara 40. California Aggies 6. Colorado 14.

Utah 7. Idaho 49. Portland 21. Idaho State 25. Western (Colo.) State 0.

Denver 20. Arizona 6. Colorado A. M. 28.

Utah State 6. Southern California 40. Washington 28. 000. as compared witn sii.7S.'iuu.uuu a year ago.

Report of debits to individual accounts for Oct. 28 total $61,300,000. against $85,100,000 last year. rnmmings. $4-5 kohlkabi doz bunches.

KALE Homegrown, box 30-50C LEEK Homegrown. doz. bunches. ft. LETTUCE crates, 4s-5s.

$7-9. other Western. 4s-5s. $5-7: leaf, $1.40. Homegrown, leaf.

bu. boxes. 50c. Big Boston. Iceberg.

50c. MUSHROOMS Midwest. 60-B5C pints. 20-30C. MUSTARD GREENS Homegrown, box.

50-85C. PARSLEY Homegrown. 25-TOc doz bunches PARSNIPS Northern no helf 75. PEPPERS- Homegrown, bu. box.

green. 40C-S1 50: Texas, $1 PEAS bu. baskets. southern Crowders. $3.

RADISHES Homecrown. doz bunches, red and white. 25-40c: southern, reds. 35-40c. RUTABAGAS Canada.

50-lb. sacks, waxed. $1.75. SALSIFY Homegrown, doz. bunches.

SPINACH Homegrown, boxes. various sections, cartons, 1 doz. cello $1.75 SQUASH white, hampers. $4-4 91- sn PTF PUMPKINS a lead of 16 points over Bill Young, who has chalked up 11 touchdowns 33i4c: singles'. 331'c: daisies.

3614c: long- Illinois. Kazimerz Pachuckl. 66. 570t and 14 conversions for unbeaten, Curb Market horns. 36'4e: process a-io nearby cheese, lc less TTW.

PTITTTTRV' Paying Prices oLaniora t. santa uiara t. E. New Mexico 21. Mexico 20.

Oregon State 35. Washington State 6. California 35. C. L.

A 21. Eastern Washington 20. Central Wash untied Hillsdale (Mich.) in six of BEVO Doftaonse Women 189 V. Zindre V. Zindre 522 BEVO Doichonse Men 333 B.

Zindre B. Zindre 55 KALEY'S Stix-Baer-Foller Women 194 C. Abeln Abeln o3a tttl.VPR SHIFI.n 8nnH Morninc starts. ington 0. The leading scorers for each sec 268 Broofcs Brooks 634 tion and for major conferences Iowa 34.

Oregon 31 Hillsdale 8. Central Michigan 0. Otterbein 49. Ashland 7. Paine 20.

Morris College 0. Muskingum 14. Denison 12. Depauw 41. Lake Forest 6.

Taylor 41. Bluffton 6. Bald win-Wallace 28. Case 6. Earlham 25.

Rose Poly 6. Illinois Wesleyan 39. Elmhurst 0. Hiram 12. Olivet 7.

Marquette 68 Colorado State 13. Principia 36. Eureka till.) 7. Knox 33. Coe 6.

Anderson 27. Indiana Central 20. Hampton 45. Lincoln IS. Carroll 25.

Millikin 6. Eastern Illinois 33. Indiana State 0. Northwestern 28. St Precopius 8 Ripon 13.

Carleon 7. rnnenrffia I Minn 14. MacAlester 7. BOWLING GRAND tKtpilsx uaiitornia Poly 19. Whittier 0.

Lewis and Clark 20. Willamette 6. Fresno State 55. Alameda 30. Southern Oregon 21, Chico State 14.

Loyola 34. San Diego 20. Western Washincmn Ah Erf- UarHn't (games, touchdowns, points after Esther Hogan, 66. 5410 W. Florissant.

Tames Skiles! 69. 5468A Shreve. William Hohlt. 69. 520 Wilmington.

Elizabfth Muelken 66 3228 Wyoming. Robert Cornett. 37 loOO Pine. Mary O'Brien. 71.

4671 Armistead a Wettring. 49. 2846a mS" Schneider 76. 1927A Montgom- Do'llfe G. HalPln.

58. 3323A Klein. Emil Keller. 76. 2221 College Elizabeth Martin.

J8. 530 1 ag Elizabeth Sueme. 89 3927 rurc- 345 H. Beuhlman BOWLING GRAND H. Beuhlman 629 Sunday Morninc Welnbauer 584 Caxnenters wholesale receivers to shippers.

FOWL: Heavy breeds. 20-21C-. leghorns. 18c: fryers, broilers and roasters, commercial load lots uniform sies shippers weights: Whites. 32-33c: ite crooses 3P4-32C: reds.

30-31i4c: nearby. f-n whites. 31c: 34 lbs. and 31c: 3iA Ibs. and up.

24c: reds. 29c. 3, lbs- and un. 22c: les-horns. leghorn cross Austro whites 18c: barehacks.

V7-20' blacks, lac: No 2 springs. 8-1 0c per id. DUCKS: White. 4V2 lbs. and up.

29C. ma'l 5c: dark. 18c; touchdowns and total points) NEW YORK. Oct. 31.

(UP1 Curb stock sales today totaled 290.000 shares, as compared with 360.000 shares last Friday. Stock. Close. Stock. Close.

AInsworth la 11 LoheStarG 1.20 24 AlumCoAMl'4b 494MarionPwrShvy 6 AmPtiChA 114 253.Me5abiIron 4T 1'4 25MiningCan 30b 11J4 ArkNGasA 11 MtStsPwrCo 24 32'i BariumStllOf 4'4 91 BlueRidge 3NiagHPwr 14V. BunkerHillS la 15'4NilesBement .60 CanMarconi 1'. OklahNGas 2 rorrTnnBicf, 11. PnnPCOIl .96 Homegrown box $1 15-1 25: bulk. $1-2 per 316 r.

GRAND-HEBERT G. TD. PAT. TP Wash.) 7 New MPYt(n A ir in Uani UhIha 100 lbs. BVTITrtPC Rmithem.

CrateS, E. Yates 550 SOUTHWEST Class No 1 Puerto Ricans. home Brad Rowland. McMurray 7 16 0 96 Highlands 12. Los Angeles Loyola 34.

San Diego State 20. Altecrese 63 Streotv tiers grown, box. Nancy Halls. $1 Nancy MIUWbM Bill Young. Hillsdale Golds.

S1.25-Z: Puerto Kicans. J. Bruce 535 316 E. Yates GRAND -HE BERT 346 J. Boffuino GRAND-HEBERT 303 H.

Ufer GRAND-HEBERT 189 K- Goetz ST. L1BORITS 335 B. Rider pacitic Lutheran 26. Whitworth 21 11 14 to (Micn.l 6 Fi-idar tiirls San Pranrisrn Stat )R Utimhniri TOMATOES- repaegs. i-'o-, fiotc ti ftn.l 75 TURNIPS Sill 1H UfiEMt zc.

Hr: SUPS. North Dakota U. 13. North Dakota Gireadier 48D Bob Miller. Emory and Homegrown, doz.

bunches. 50-75c: boxes. CitiesServ 2 6314 PepperellMfg 3e filnnlal Air 5 PwdrA-Al rridaT icnt TrmTTTrvQ- Vnimg hens. 41-42c: young tienry iva.i 1 a 27c: Arkansas A 6. Arkansas Teach- E.

Poerst 593 tnmc oQ.tine.; Keltsville. 40c: old, Liniield 19. Whitman 0. Laverne 7. California Poly 2.

Pomona 27. Redlands 14. KM. SKVKN 354 QuakerOats 5'4S S9 CreolePet VJA.IT ad cut. 50-65C.

TURNIP TUra-nomnruwu, box. 35-75C. WATERCRESS Homegrown doz. bunches. 50-75C Mn.

George Thomas. Okla 6 12 3 75 9 natRKOwts J'" No 2. 12-18C stagzv 14S' RavtheonMfg ft finSTKRS UO APPLES 111. anf Nn Red Delicious. cartons EaSueAsso 19-V4 scovilliaig zu voiing.

20c: leghorn stags. 17c. GUTNFAS- Young. 2 lbs and up. 32C.

John Burrows, Former homegrown, bu. boxes, various small 17c: old. 20c vanet es. nortnwest, vanuus 17'4 ScullinStl2d 15 "childEA 44Sherwin-W 2'4a 63 Giant Yello'knlfe 5V4 SoPennOil 1.20a 30i4 Alden 114b 18 3 ILL OUTDOORS varieties, box 25: Mich- Jona than, hnv ti 7-9 Pitcher, Slashes Throat RATES Effective May 1st, 19 cnninQ. nressed 10 lbs.

and up. Per do1n7oPlb.Puner-10 lbs, 60c EAST Randy Cooper. West Va. Tech 12 0 12 Mike Dzvonar. Juniata (Pennsylvania) 5 10 12 72 SOUTHERN CONFERENCE Vito Ragazzo.

William and Mary 1 11 0 66 SOUTHWEST CONFERENCE Randall Clay. Texas 7 7 19 61 ROCKY MOUNTAIN Ed Talboom. Wyoming. .7 6 22 58 MISSOURI VALLEY CONFERENCE Jimmy Nutter 7 9 2 56 PACIFIC COAST CONFERENCE CRANBERRIES 24-25-lb. box.

sni T3ATJANAR Tmnorted. 10-13C Hecla Min 114 Tecnnicoiru.ouo ij Hollinger 9 TungSolL 0.15b 6 Humble Oil 4b 80 u. 32 v. HussmRef pf2W 49 CtahWSug 0.15b 3V. PHOENIX, Oct.

.31. lh' GRAPEPRntT Fla. and white (AP) John Burrows, 37, former mm U. S. Government Bonds meat, bruce box.

Tex and Fla pink. GRAPES table grade, lugs. juice. T.TM1TC PId cTotpc SI 95-1 50 Ill Zinc waitnam v1 Kaiser-Frazer 4 WichitaRvOil lb 17 major league pitcher, slashed his tnroat with a piece of glass -rom NEW YORK. Oct.

31. today's dealers' closing bid and asked tt t5 TraaclirV hnTlOS. ORANGES Fla. ana pruce ou. a oroken bottle dunne his birth Bond Market 75 MELONS Honey Dews.

crates. $5.50: Casabas. crates. $5 prices 32nds.) Bid Asked PINEAPPLES CUOan. craics.

PRUNES Northwestern. 14 $1.50 day party last night, the sheriffs office reported. His condition was serious today. 100 9 NEW YORK. Oct.

31 (UP) Bond sales today totaled J2.800.000. against $3,482,000 last Friday. security. Close. Security.

Close. Bob Sanders. Oregon. 7 9 0 54 Bill Martin. So.

Calif. 6 9 0 54 SOUTHEASTERN CONFERENCE Billy Mustin. Mississippi. 7 7 0 42 John Dottley. Mississippi 7 7 0 42 Chuck Hunslnger.

Florida 6 7 0 42 IVY LEAGUE George Sella. Princeton 6 6 0 36 BIG TEN Jack Dittmer. Iowa 6 6 0 36 PEARS wnrtnwest. CIDER Mich, and 4-gal. cartons.

2s 1951 49 June 2s 1951-49 September 10" L5 2s 1951-49 December 100 li-gal. cartons. Deputies Bill Moore and C. H. 2s 1952-50 aiarcn COCONUTS lmporiea.

iuu-id. Am 24s8ft 98' LacledeG4i.s63 121 5014 V-i iB do 2'4s 61 LVRR4SA2003 Totten said the cutting occurred in Burrows' home. 100s. $10 25: 50s. $5.25 CHESTNUTS Imported.

22-24c per lb 2S oepwcuiwci. -Jr rz AT AUCTION cailiornia uraiusca. w- 2'4S 15''-n 104 5' 13 Burrows formerly pitched for the lemons, box. lexas ...101.16 young St. Louis heavyweight, has been suspended indefinitely by the 2s 1953-51 septemoer ion 10 100.8 100.13 100 9 100.28 102 12 38 101.18 104 2B 103 8 101 lb 1C2 101.31 101 18 102 8 103 20 104 14 Chicago Cubs and the Philadelphia 104 grapefruit, wnite.

dox. w.dv-t.jj. box. $4 do 57 108'i Mill 1SH5SU do3'4s59 11334 do adj5s67 Am Tob 3s69 104 MoPac 5sl 81 AtlCstLine 4s52 102. do ref5sG78 4ii2010cv 444 do5sF77 Beth Stl 234s70 101 NatSteel 3s65 BklnUGas 4s69 1024 NYC ref5s2013 CanPae d4s pern 99s do 4Vfes 201 3 4S 695i 68 89 '4 8934 8914 104 62 '4 57V4 lOll'j dents," Lister claims.

"Deaths 'of any kind occurring after a man has picked up his gun and started for the hunting field are reported as hunting accidents. Actually, hunting has the lowest accident rate of any recorded category in the country." ALONG THE OUTDOORS TRAIL Aerial bombs, flares and rifles are being used again this fall to disperse huge concentrations of Canada geese at Horseshoe Lake in Illinois Despite these efforts, the "honker" population at Horseshoe is now reported at 55,000. Big formations of southbound Athletics. 2'4 1953-51 2s 1955-5' necember National Boxing Association for diking i Spokane fight, it was CarClinOh 4s65 108 "'AS lis 2s 1954-52 June 19i4-5" oecember 1s 1955-52 reported here today. line Rate Per Day Regular: one time Three times Six times consecutively Rooms: One time Three times consecutively 27'Ac Six times consecutively 251jc DEADLINE 9:15 A.

M. FOR FIRST EDITION ON DAY OF INSERTION Other Editions to 11:1 AM. OUT-OF-TOWN RATES (More than 150 miles from St. Louisi All classifications 40c per agate line. TO ESTIMATE COST First determine number of lines by figuring five average words to the line.

Then multiply by the rate. Ads set In display type are charged for according to agate-line measure TO PLACE A WANT AD CALL CHestnut 6000 W9ST 101 oklaGA-E23is75 Kid Riviera Suspended For Ducking Fight NONFEKROIS METALS NEW YORK. Oct. 31 (API Spot non-ferrous metals prices today: Conner 175c a pound. Connecticut Valley.

Lead 13c a pound. New York Zinc 9c a pound. East St Louis. U. S.

Treasury Report 2s 1955-53 June 109.11 104 44 iu ClevUTer 108 PnCnAirt 3iis60 77'; ConsEdiscv3sS3 113 PennRR4t sD81 8514 Consuw2T4s75 104'4 52 994 102'4 91'-? Gordon W. Chambers. Riviera's manager, and Ed H. Leary, his business agent, also are on the outs with the N.B.A., boxing governing .103 6 101 13 ...101.29 101 16 102 6 1(1' '6 IP- 10 ...109.8 102 28 109 16 109 23 ino ...102.25 1139 103.27 1C2 101 'O ...103.25 101 16 100 31 SPOKANE. Oct.

31. wc.cuiTir.Trt'j. net 31. (UPl Govern PRGW4USJ018 64 StLSF4s97 88'5 DetEd21is82 101 "a do body in 46 states. (DP) Riviera, promising ment expenses nd receipts for the current 102 31 109 19 109 26 inn "5 102.27 113.12 103.29 102 3 -01 2i ra-ie4iR2015 6Z1, SoPucff (e 4'AsHI 87 19--ft4 2'4s 1960-55 y.Kf- IQ'-Sfi 174s 19C0-55 1C.Q IlinC '4s 1962-59 December 1965-60 214s 1970-65 'C4 iocv victory -m, iqgq ej December 214s 1971-66 lis 1971 66 7 tune CMArOref4sB75 101 So Rwv 5s 94 111 '4 fiscal year tnrougn ucs a.

cumpiweu wi, a year ago: GStlTItll2'SiS76 do gen 4S 56 87 Expenses $13,495,057,516 $10,754,921,425 Receipts 11.010.034,559 11.073.688,655 geese have also created problems at St. Charles, where residents have been awakened at night by 103.27 U0 3S69 104'4Std Oil NJ2S71 HudManIn5s57 29ThirdAv di5s60 224 8954TJn Pac 24s 91 95 IntHyE16s44 61 'i Wab 414s 91 68 KanCSou4s75 l05U.WisCen ien4s49 75 101 18 101 33 THE 10 YEAR EFFORT by conservationists for passage of the Dingell Bill received a severe setback when the measure was vetoed by President Truman. The measure would have earmarked existing excise taxes on sport fishing tackle lor exclusive use in fishery restoratipn programs. The Dingell Bill was patterned after the Pittman-Robertson Act which sent millions of dollars realized from taxes on hunting equipment into game restoration projects. In his veto message, Truman branded the act as "an undesirable precedent." Sportsmen, who pay the tax when they purchase the tackle, were elated when the bill passed both houses with little opposition.

The only opposition came from the Treasury Department, which is against earmarking revenue from excise tax for specific purposes. HUNTING IS GAINING an unjustified reputation as a dan- gerous sport, largely because of the manner in which deaths are reported, says C. B. Lister, director of the National Rifle Associa-' tion. Noting the reported 10 deaths attributed to hunting in the first six days of the Colorado season.

Lister said close examination of the reports will show that half were due to heart attacks result-Ing from over-exertion. "These are no more hunting accidents than heart deaths at the wheel of a car are traffic acci Surplus 318.767.230 Deficit 2.485,022,957 Cash balance 4,701.096.229 4,624.221,8: Public debt 256.618.464.870 252.332.836.079 Gold reserve 24.583,592.804 23.996.455.767 .103.25 103 27 their plaintive honks Conserva tion egents have been alerted fol 2'4's 1972-67 September. 2i4s 1972-67 December 103.4 COTTON FUTURES HIGHER well' vrttjV Tif Tl (API Hpavv mill lowing reports of shotgun blasts ADVERTISEMENT at low-flying flocks at night buying and short covering in the final hour of trading lifted prices to the best 'Prep Player Of Week' Ballot Fans! Here is your chance to vote prep football player you think should be awarded the "Player of the Week" honor. Vote now! Support your favorite player. No player can be elected more than once during the season.

A school may not elect more than two players during a season. Vote as often as you wish. This is the official ballot; no other votes will be accepted. Mail ballots to "Prep Player of the Week" Editor, Sports Department, Star-Times, 12th and Delmar, St. Luis 1, Mo.

Ballots must be postmarked not later than 4 p. m. of next Monday. Players will be eligible for games of Oct. 31 through Nov.

6. levels of the day. Piitnres closed 45 cents to $1.15 a bale PRODUCE MARKET miCAGO Oct 31. (INS) BUTTER 6 876 tub? (2 daysi: steady: 93 AA score 62'Ic 92 A score. 62c: 90 score.

60c; 89 Sre. 55Vic: 90 score, cars. 6114c. Dr. CAacrtifQtkn COMPLETE flELIEF higher than the previous close.

Open. Hish. Low. Close. Dec.

29.84 30.00 29.84 29.97-98 Missouri has added a deer to its growing whitetaii population at the expense of a sparse Illinois herd when agents bagged a live buck recently at the St. Louis Administration Center One agent thinks the 8 -point buck cases (2 daysi: steady to toCONSTIPATlOI March 29.84 29.29 29. Ma 28.83 29.98 29.83 29.92 July 29.46 29 71 29.45 29.66 Oct. 27.90 28.28 27.81 28.13-14 Dec 27.84 28.10 27.75 28.07 CHEESB Tins 313-33c: single daisies. the dogging, TRANSECT kind! For years Dr.

Edwards relieved swam the Mississippi River from Middling spot 3u.ara. nNominal. the Granite City area The 180- 3'RSYteUady: Hens. 22-26c: broi'-rs and fryers. 23-33c: roosters.

20c: capons. 35-40c: young geese. 32c: duck-s. 23-34c: guinea hens. 25-35c: turkeys.

28- Announcements Florists NETTIE'S FLORAL GARDEN Puneral sprays. $3 up: baskets. $5 op 3801 S. GRAND GRand 600 Monaments 4 MEMORIAL PARK Nonsectarian: perpetual: war veterans free. EV.

2111 SUNSET BURIAL PARK why wait until ne-essity forces yon to purchase the fina' Inevitable resting places? Today too may select choice locations at reasonable prices. Sunset's dignified beut will tra- Sress you as it has many others wno ave arranged to be burled ere at 10180 GRAVOIS Phone VI 3-2661. Visit it like a scenic tour. patients bothered from constipation and its bad breath, sallow skin, lack rt tt nvcirn nn. ittititrF.S pound deer was released in St.

Louis County Vice-President NEW YORK. Oct. 31. (AP Bleachable cottonseed oil futures closed 22 to 36 40c. Player's Name, Position.

Barkley is only a "theoretical' lower: sales. 244 contracts. High. of pep, with his Dr. Edwards Uuve Tablets now sold at all drugstores.

Olive Tablets are all vegetable. They act so gently yet thoroughly on both duck hunter "I do my best duck hunting from an arm chair, Close. 11.77 11'77b 11.75-.77 11.77 11.76 11.44b School Low. 11.76 11.85 11.75 11.75 11.76 11.41 Dec 12.12 Jan 11.87 March 12.00 Mav 11.99 July 11.85 Sept 11 74 CONS. RETAIL STORES EARNINGS Consolidated Retail Stores.

reports for the nine months ended Sent 30 net profit of $612,655. equal to SI. 42 a share after preferred dividend, as compared with net profit fo $985,606. or $2.42 a share in like 1948 period. Net sales were $22,629,505, as against $34,404,343.

he said when we asked if he planned to return during the upper ana lower Doweis, giving more natural-like movements complete duck season to Skyline Farm, in tatttfaetml 8 60f. Pan't Name and Address. h-BId. St. Charles.