The Columbus Telegram from Columbus, Nebraska • Page 2

2 The Telegram Friday, Dec. 8, Columbus, Nebraska Stock market Markets Your Horoscope prices today NEW YORK slock' quotations Allied Ch Allied Sir Am Brds Am Brcls Am Can Am Chain A Cyanid Am Home Am Motors Am Smelt Am Stand Am TT Armst Ck All Richfld Avco Corp Oandag Inc Beat Fds Beet Dick Bendix Av Beth Stl Boeing Co Borden Orunswik Bur Nor Chrysler Collins Rad Con Eis Con Freight Con Oil CPC Intl Curtiss Wrt Deere duPont East Kod Ellra CP Fairmont Firestone Foote Min Ford Mot Fruehauf Gamble Sko Gen Elec Gen Fds Gen Mot Gen Cm Gen TE1 C-iodrich Goodyear Gt Unit Greyhound Homestke IBM 111 Cent Int Harv Int TT Interest Iowa BeeE laElP Iowa 111 la PL Kan Nebr Kn'cott Kraft Krsge SS Leh Cem Lionel Cp Lockheed Ai Ma re or Martin Maytag Meredith Nat Gyp Am Rk Nat Nucor Penn Cent Penney Pep Cola Phil Pet PPG Proct Gm Qk Oats RCA Reh Ind Safeway SaFe Ind Sear Rob vSignal Co Southn Pac Sperry Oil Cal Oil Ind wift Co Textron TRW UAL Carbde Un Elec Pac Uniroyal Init Air Unit Brd US Gyp US Steel Weslg El Wickes Cp Winnebago (AP) Noon 37V4 37'A 22 77 7 28 3 2514 31 Vi 25'A 22 34 Vs 38 14 ...176 3 -s 36 3 15 26 30 li 23'A 30 Vi 32 .914 60'A 35 7 24 'A ..18 7'A ....28 5 A ....4114 ...2014 'A Vt Va Va Va li Is Vi Vi Va Va A 'A VB if 14 5 14 Va li 'A 5 14 14 'A 14 214 14 14 14 14 14 14 Vt 14 'A ..109 ...45 ....34 116 ....46 5 ....49 Va 87 ....58 68 4 ...30 'A Hi VB Vt Va 14 Vi 14 14 Va 1 14 14 V4 li NEW YORK (AP) Dow Jones 1 p.m. stock averages: 30 Indus 1033.41 0.15 20 Trans 0.16 15 Util 122.92 0.2J3 65 Stocks 337.74 0.03 Furnace explosion causes house fire KEARNEY, Neb. (AP)-Fire in a residence in southern Kearney Thursday evening caused nearly $6,000 damage. The occupants of the house, Mr.

and Mrs. Ed Dadey, es- caped injury. Dadejr told firemen the couple heard a sounded like a muffled explosion in the fur- nace. When (hey investigated they found flames around the furnace. Merle Johnson of Kearney, owner of the house, said it was a total loss of about $5,000.

Da- dey etimated belongings va- lued at $750 were destroyed. Kearney volunteer firemen spent about an hour ex- tinguishing the blaze. THE) (A PARTNERSHIP) 1254 27th Avenue Columbus, Neb. Published dally except and six holidays. Second class postage paid at Columbus, Nebraska MM1.

SUBSCRIPTION RATES Delivered by farrier In Cotumbus $2.00 per month. By mall In Score, Suitor, Colfax, Merrkk, Nance, Polk counties, $13.00 per year. By mall else- where in Nebraska and ofher slales per year. CHANGE OF ADDRESS should promptly notify Ihe locaJ postmaster and Columbus Telegram giving tht old as as tr.e address. TELEGRAM MISSING? call MU-2741 6 Hitd p.m.

8 to 9 n.m.) Thm prkti rfprtMntatlvl ef local market. may vary tMIwm local lirrns. Wheat 2.15 Corn 1.36 Milo 2.45 Soybeans 3.75 Oals 90 OMAHA LIVESTOCK OMAHA, Neb. (AP)--Weekly livestock quotations: Hogs: barrows and gills 75- 1.50 nigher; sows high- er; 1-2, around 175 head, 200-225 lb, 31.75; 1-3 190-240 Ib 31.00- 31.50; some uneven 2-3 30.75; 240-2CO lb 30.50-31.00; a few 31.25; 2-4, 26-290 lb 29.50-30,50; a few 29125; 290-323 lb 28.50- 29.50; sows mostly 25 higher; 333-650 lb 23.75-25.50. Cattle 800; calves 25; not.

enough slaughter steers and heifers for a market test; limit- ed trade on cows steady; utility and commerical cows 23.00- 24.50; canner and cutter 20.50- Sheep 200; slaughter lambs steady; slaughter ewes scarce; choice and prime shorn lambs No. 1 pelts 23.25; choice, some prime wooled lambs 27.00r23.25. Estimated livestock receipts Monday: Catlle calves 50; hogs sheep 1,500. CHICAGO A I FUTURES CHICAGO (AP) -Friday: Low WHEAT Dec 2.58 2.54ft 2.56 Mar 2.61 2.56 3 ,4 2.59 May 2.5714 2.5114 2.5714 Jul 2.39 2.331J 2.39 Sep 2.4114 2.38 2.41 Vi CORN Dec 1.61 1.5714-1.6014 Mar 1.64 1.60 1.63 May 1.65% L62' Jul 1.68 1.62% 1.65 1.61 1.6114 Dec 1.5114 1.50 1.51 OATS Dec 1.0614 1.04 1.04 I.OG 1.0214' 1.0314 May 1.0! .98 l.OO'.i .0614 SOYBEANS "Jan 4.I5'/2 4.1814 Mar 4.22 4,18 4.22 May 4.22% 4.18 4.22'A Jul 4.2Bi 4.18 4.21% Aug 4.1714 4.14 4.1714 Sep 3.91143.87 Nov 3.69 3.64 3.68^4 LIVESTOCK FUTURES CHICAGO (AP) Futures trading on the Chicago Mercan- tile Exchange Friday: High Low Close Prev. LIVE BEEF CATTLE Dec 37.70 37.02 37.70 36.90 Feb 39.27 38.82 39.27 38.80 Apr 39:8539.2539.8539.50 Jun 39.97 39.50 39.85 39.80 Aug 38.52 38.30 38.45 38.40 Oct 37.90 37.60 37.80 37.55 Dec n37.10 36.50 LIVE HOGS Dec 31.92 31.72 31.82 31.60 Feb 30.80 30.50 Apr 27.2027.05-27.1726.82 Jun 27.80 27.55 27.65 27.40 Jul 27.6527.25 27.60 a27.10' Aug 26.00 26.32 25.90 Oct 24.25 24.05 24.25.b23.85 24:40 24.10 24.37 23.92 FROZEN PORK BELLIES Feb 48.92 48.35 48.70 48.25 Mar 48.0047.4047.8547.12 46.87 46.27 46.60 46.12 Jul 45.17 44.55 44.82 44.50 Aug 43.20 42.70 43.00 42.40 b-Bid; a-Asked; n-Nominal.

Kirk McGee has heart trouble FRANKLIN, Tenn. (AP) Kirk McGee of Franklin, 73, half of a duo prominent in the country-music field for about half a century, is hospitalied in fair condition with heart trouble. McGee plays banjo, fiddle and guitar while brother Sam plays the flat-top guitar. They are among the original performers on the Grand Ole Opry, but Kirk's performances have been curtailed because of his heart condition. They made Iheir first performance on the Opry in 1925.

Find body of man, believed to be skier BOULDER, Colo. (AP)--Ths body of man believed to be missing on a cross country ski trip has been found southeast of the Lake Eldora ski area near Nederland. The skier, 21-year-old Eric Brilliant of Boulder, was re- ported missing by his room- mate Wednesday night after he failed lo return home after leaving Monday on what was to have been a one-day ski trip Sheriff Brad Leach said Brilliant was reportedly in- experienced at cross country skiing and was not believed i for camping. Temperalures in the area dropped to 25 below zero after Brilliant's disappearance. body was found Thursday.

Name it With its handle, the shown on 1 WK found after tht old livery itible burned on the present Nlelten Chev- rolet sife. What wai It doing in a ifable? The knife i used fo trim and clean horiei' hooves. Hentget received the knife, made by Sheffield of England, from his jrandfather John get Sr. FORECAST FOR SATURDAY, DECEMBER 9 A I Marh 21 to April 19) Listen cartlully lo suggestion! wlllcti 1 good Irwnd has for you now and yog mflfce big tKMiviy whera your Is The ixrial fills your nteds for llw evening. tastefully.

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(Ap)-Thrce members of Nebraska's, con- gressional delegation discussed revenue sharing Thursday at Ihe Omaha meeting of the Ne- braska Association of County Officials. The officials were told by Charles Theme that you use "revenue-sharing to re- duce taxes it may be counter- productive." He said Ih'at is because the share to local governments is in part based on the amount residents are a I the tax is lowered, Thone said, the share in future years also will be lowered. Also speaking were Rep. John McCollister and Sen. Ro- man Hruska.

The congressmen said (he first' revenue-sharing checks mailed Thursday and should arrrive early next Hruska told the comity offi- cials "(here is a closer work- ing spirit between federal and local government -now than there has been in the last 20 years." In the future, he predicted, the role of.government wilF're- vert even more from the feder- al level to cities, counties and states. McCollister said "it's easy to -lose the real significance of revenue-sharing. The real sig- nificance is a trend reversal that has been 40 years in the He said revenue-sharing "is 180 degrees different" than past centralization of government in Wash ing Ion. SCORPIO (Oct. 23 Id Nov.

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be sure to s'anl education along irr.es lo fit your fine youngster lor lusl such type profession. Give sports and religious training that is helpful early. Colorado attorney general dies DENVER (API-Colorado At- torney General Duke W. Dun- bar died early Friday in a Den- ver hospital where he was taken Thursday afternoon after suffering a stroke at his stale- house ofice. A hospital spokesman said the 78-year-old Dunbar appar- ently died from the stroke at 2:05 a-m.

Dr. John C. Mendenhall said Thursday night the outlook for Dunbar was "rather grim." The 22-year veteran attorney general had remained in a "semi-comiloso- slate" since he was admitted to the hospital during Ihe noon hour Thursday. The spokesman said the offi- cial cause of death was listed as a cerebral accident. The hospital spokesman said no au- topsy would be conducted.

Dunbar had been assistant at- torney general from 1941 to 1948 and was assistant city at- torney in Denver from 19-18 to 1950. He was elected state at- torney general in 1950. Dunbar had attended a meet- ing of. the Colorado legislature's Budget Committee Thursday and became ill at his' office shortly after the session. Seaman gets 5 year sentence NORFOLK, Va.

(AP) Sea- man Appren. Jeffrey Allison has been sentenced to five years at hard labor for igniting a $7.5 million fire that crippled the aircraft carrier Forrestal. The 19-year-old Oakland, Ca- sailor did not change ex- pression Thursday as military judge Capl. William E. Neely found him guilty of arson, sabo- tage, destruction of government property and haarding a sel.

He also was convicted of five charges of possession and distribution of the drugs LSD and mescaline. Tlie verdict is subject to auto- malic military appeal. Neely's verdict in the case made the Forrestal fire the most costly single act of sabo- tage in Navy history, according to Navy sources. Testimony during the eight- day court-martial indicated that Allison had a drug prob-. lem and could have suffered' from a drug 1 the night of July 10' when the car- rier was hit by fire in the Navy shipyard here.

Prosecutor LT Kenneth M. Greene, in seeking a sentence "in the neighborhood of 20 years," said the Forrestal fire and the trial of Allison had dra- matied "the worst fears of the Navy of mixing; drugs with shipboard life." Allison's father Dustin a burly, sandy-haired California highway patrolman stared out a 'window, and his mother wept behind dark glasses as Greene asked Itfeely to make the young sailor an example to others. Biela's comet was observed to split in two in 1946, and vanished completely in 1865. OFF Cash N' Carry PROFESSIONAL DRY CLEANING Exctpr all specialized work: FREE PICK-UP AND DELIVERY AT REGULAR PRICES! MODERN Cleaners Dyers Inc. M.

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