The Dixon Telegraph from Dixon, Illinois • Page 6

Six MARKETS Markets at a Glance (By The Associated Press l.ii p.ite 1.15, No. seed oer timothy red to? 14.5y Barlev: mailing l.bo 1.70&1.S0. Sovbeans: No. 1 yehow 3 No. 2 yellow 3 4S.

Chicago Grain Table (By The rrt Dec 2.91- Mav 2.TSS 2.S2;; 2... Julv 2.4 3 2.4 2 2 Seot 2.3S 2.42 2 Dec 2 22-. 2.2«- 2.22-- Julv 2.07'= 2.11 Sept 2.00 2.02 Dec 712- l.o:-: i.o: Am Av Nor Am Pac 16--. Pack Mot -V. Air Penncv Per.r.

P.rt 17 Philhns. Pet Ren 2- i Stocks mixed: selected issues alow recovery. Bonds quiet; price steady; roUI baying. 1 Wheat strong: mgner esoort allocations- tors strong, country osterjigi strong- short Hogs lower; to? grace Xo. 4, 2 2.00!^; old" 2 No- 2, 5, 2.26'-.

Oats: Close i 1.09 V. 1-12 i 1.02-.;, I.O43.. 91 :3 S9 Nov 3.51 3.53 3.4. Mar 3.4S 2.50 3.4a Mav 3:45 3.46 3.44 Nov 22.70 23 0a 22.. 0 Dec 25.40 25.50 25.30 25.0.7.

25.15 05 Mar 25.00 2a.lU May 25.17 Chicago Produce Chicago, (US-DA) Potatoes: Arrivals 104. on track 247: total C. S. shipments 733- supplies moderate: demand moderate: market for russets and i-eds firm to slightly stronger, stead for others: Idaho russet Burbanks S4.65: Nebraska Bhss triumphs S4.50: Washington russet Burbanks, 54.70 Butter firm; receipts. o24.li-,: prices unchanged to two cents a pound hisjher; 93 score AA '0-oc: 92 A 74.5c; SO 70.5c: S9 cars: 90 71c: S9 67.5c.

Eggs: top steady, balance irregular: receints. prices unchanged, mostly to cent lower on dirties and checks.dirues 35 35 5c; checks, Live pouultrv: Unsettled, receipts, 19 trucks, no cars; prices all unchanged. Chicatro Livestock Chicago, Oct. 31 A) Salable hogs 6.000. to- cents lower but later market and close slow and cents lower on all weights butchers: sows steady to 2o cents lower: closed 25 cents off: top 26.15 sparingly: bulk good and choice butchers 190 lb and over 25.50?.' 26.00.

late f-les 25.f>0> t- 170-ISO ids 24 '5 25 25 hutchers over 260 lb very anil rhnrf SOWS 400 lb mostly 24.00 25.00; 400-500 lb 23.00^242:0. Salable cattle 2.500. total a.oOO. salable calves 400, total 400: slow-slaughter steers and heifers weaK at recent uneven decline: numer- ier week not offered for sale: beef cows weak to 25 cents lower; Mimprs and flitters I a weak; bulls weak to fullv 50 "cents lower: scattered loads and jots good and choice ea steers few heifers offered; common and sTassers most beer cows 14 00 'MSpO: can cers ana cutters i i.w most buUs 1S.25 dowu; vealers steadv at 2S.0O down-Salable sheeo 1,500: total 3.500. slaughter lambs not established: most bids around 50 cents lower: bidding 22.50 23.75 lor good and lambs: these generally held or around 24.00: other classes scarce.

salable receipts to morrow. 300 hogs, O00 cattle, and luo sneep. Wall Street Close Abot Lab 73. Al Chem 1S9, Al-lis-Ch Am Can SS. Am Car 44 Am Loco Am Power Am Rad 14'j.

Am Te! 156. Am Tob 3 Anaconda Copper Loco 16 Bend: 42 rater Tract" 5S. 44 Chi 16. ChrvsJer 63'-. Com Eci 2S Cons Edison 24.

Cont Cor? 44'-. Com Prod 54 1i. Corn Prod pf 179--. Curt Wright 5. Dousr A.r 55.

Duoont East Kod Gen Eiec Gen Foods Gen Goodrich Gd- vear 46 '2. Gt Nor Rv pf 40. Kud 1 Mto 20K. HI Cent int Han-1 Int Han. Manv Kenr.ecot Cod 47.

Kim Cik 54. McN 9'i. Mar Mont Ward Nat B.s Nat Dairy Prod 30-; NYC 14. No mciair Socor.y Inc J' 77.Sw::t" A- Co Tas Co Umor. Car 105.

146. Unit Air Lines 20'-i. Unit Aircraft 21'i. XJ Rub I WePtl West Woolworth TO RETCRX TO CHILE i Belgrade. Oct.

31 AP) a government spokesman said todav 1 that Ger. Pirc. Yugoslav minister to Argentina who was called home for consultations after the recent expulsion of two Yugo- slav diplomats from Chile, would return to his post sa Buenos Aires within a few days. The spokesman said Pirc had made a full report on Argentine- Yugoslav relations. Java is an important source of i tea, coffee, chmcnona bark ar.d quinine.

Laugh Over Gift a. Princess Elizabeth Scotland, eijoy a laugh if.eaded Cli- Linn. -hi at a reasor.aoie hs Partv Mix. it is delicious. DlXl! good Ca; Photographer Hei bert Pmihp Mountbatten in receiving this sewii'g n.a The Prmcess and of "the 24.000 ton Imei Caroma But It's Still Not Enough PERSONALS Mrs.

Harold A. Green and daughter, Linda May, left the KSB hospital today and are at the home of Mrs. Green parents. Mr. and Mrs.

Ben T. Shaw of Bluff Park. Mr. and Mrs. J.

L. Kirkpatni.k will spend the weekend in Chicago visiting their son ar.d daughter-in-iaw. Mr. and Mrs William Kirkpalrick. Mrs.

Gracia Carter has returned irom Chicago where she visit ed her son-in-iaw and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. W. J.

Weiss. Neighborhood Rummage Sal. Friday night after 7 p. m. an Saturday morning.

9:30 a. Clothing and household goods. 30 Mrs. Sarah Edson of Chicagi formerly of Dixon, is a guest Mr. and Mrs.

I. B. Hoefer. John Culley and Oliver Rogei attended the convention of co lege year book printers at apohs. While in the nori a successful fishing expedition.

MONEY See Corn-mum ty Loan, next to Plowman "a Advt. Mr. and Mrs. Everett E. Brink returned to their nc.me in St.

and wise. Mr and Mrs. Charles W. Brink. S24 Jaikson aur.ac ar.d at the E.

L. Hoo.er home. of Long Beach. and Rookiord. Word received from Tulsa.

Okla. today stated that Phillip E. Watts has T.iercd Hillcrest Memorial hospital at TuVsa, Okla. to submit to major surgery. Kr STOKER GOAL WASHED $8.00 per ton Oil Treated $8.50 per ton In 5 Ton Lots or More PHONE K1490 10Z5 Highland Ave.

RALPH EBENS For the first three-quarters or 1947. America's steel mills produced 32 per cent more steel than in the corresponding nine months of 1945. according to the American Iron and Steel In-stitute The January-through-Septembcr 1947 production. 62.611.-051 tons was onlv cent less than the entire year of 1940. last prcvar vear But the demand, both domestic and under the Marshall aid-to-Europe plan, still far exceeds the supply.

son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Watts of this city. Don't forget the Fish Fry at the Shamrock tonight, Oct. 31.

i Alt. 30. Ph. X1403. tf Evergreens.

Flowering Shrubs, Roots. Fruit Trees as well i Shade and Ornamental Trees. HENRY LOHSE NURSERY, west Crystal Lake Youth is Killed in Party Tragedy Woodstock. 111.. Oct.

31 AP) Robert Ashbaugh. 37 jcar old .1 Lake high school junior. died yesterday of injuries suftered Wednesday night when he ieU off hayrack during a party. nends said one wheel the his body. Tne hayrack n.ie was sponsored by the Evangelical Mission church of Crystal Lake.

Truman, Gasperi Open New Radio Link Both i press usase. the liberty The United Slat Com CARDS SHAW DIXOxV EVENING TELEGRAPH First Phase of Reds- (Continued from JHage 1) the Soviet government 5. Oppenneimer toic was a "treasonable act and wouldn't have anytmng to do it." Indirectly, Hollywood got unto the picture when Russell said a Louise uirec.eu manner in which contacts" would made by Communists the case and had connections wim government agencies ar.d people Hollywood. Skip Many Committee sources distloicd that evidence v.as turned that tliey be taken by the At Princeton now direct advanced study. Dr.

Oppen-rimer yaid he would make no "in order not to interfere of the agencies the S. gov- en co r.ceraed. The first phase of the house committee's hearings enaed in nth day without quesuon-arks. Charlie Chaplin, and a group of film wiilers who have suDpoenaec Rut into the- committee's vohin- rords foi ten have been a boy. last mght.

Biiths v- the FBI irs who failed imbers of the inst each the committee to have evidence of Com-t affiliation. Each claimed ommiltee has no right to into political beliefs or opinions. In Xew York, moepenaent pro ducer Samuel Goidwyn called the ollywood hearings "a flop" and id they "certainly will not in fluence anyone in our DECLINES COMMENT London. Oct. George Eltenton declined to comment to on testimony before the house American activities sub-com-tee in Washington yesterday purportinjr to link him with an attempt to obtain United Stavs atomic secrets for the Soviet Union.

Eltenton was reached by telephone at Thornton. England, where he is employed in the Shell Refining Marketing Laboratories. At KSB Hospital Aflniiitwl Rernard Wooldridee. Edward Reinholt. David Ackert.

John Howell. Penelope Ann Fleming Mrs. Gladvs McDonald, all ol Dixon. Releiused Mrs. Muriel Sterling.

Mrs. Carol Bennett. Mrs. Earl Shoaf. Charles Mav.

Mrs. Geraldine Torti all of Dixon. Wakenight. 412 East Graham GEAR Bom to Mr. and Mis.

Orville Gearhart. of Champaign. ln Bumham hospital u-. that cuv, Oct 30. a son.

former Georgia Trachsel of Dixon. Woman Gets Freedom in Mystery Shooting McLcansboro. TIL. Oct. Mrs Rachel Ervm.

whom a coroner's jury recon: mended be held in the fatal snoo' ing of Herman W. Tate. 56 yea old odd jobs man. was at libert todav on a writ of habeas corpu: Mrs. Ervin testified that she fired a nfie through a window her home when she saw a ms tearing at the screen.

Tata's body was found lati near the Emn home. Rome Oct. IAP1- Presi- Motorist Almost Runs Thursday over a new radio lirk Over Judge; Fined $20 belw een Rome and New York op- ened by Press Wireless i Philadelphia. Oct. (APi- cmnhasized that 1 flr'ed hanne' es-n-cia'K- "o- 0,1,15 in Central police court fieri by Yolhn Absolved In Sister's Death Iiene Zawistowski.

16. nnie Attardo after a con death of Irene's sister, Local Briefs Holiday Is- Governor Green today proclaimed Armistice Day, Nov. 11, a holiday in Illinois and urged display of the fiag from hornet and public buildings. Licensed Here to Marry yesterdav to John P. Abbott and Dorothy Reinhart.

both of Dixon, In the office of County-Clerk Sterling Schrock. Tavern License Revoked Trie Ogle county liquor control commission has revoked cense of Frank Bovey. Grand De tour tavern owner, who pleaded guilty, in Ogle Count: court, to selling liquor to a minor County Bills Requested Countv Cierk Sterling Schrock announced today that all claims to be presented to the board of supervisors at its monthly meeting Wednesday. Nov. 5.

must be filed in his office by noon Monday. Featured iss Rob'oins. daughter Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey W.

bins of route 2, Dixon, will school held i ired dent recital of Bradley university's school of music. today. Miss Roobms, a mezzo-soprano, will sing two selections by German composers of the 19lh century. Bonus Board Reports Tne Illinois Service Recognition Board today announced it mailed out 3.410 checks yesterday total ing SI. 495 537.

This brought the total mailed for the Chicago to 65.760 and for downstat 64.440. Tne total amount out was S53 953 15. Reports Sedan Stolen A brown 1936 sedan. owned by C. Chapman.

122 Fellows, was stolen last night. Chapman repoited to police the car was parked in front of the Dixon apartments. A description was broadcast on radio Playing cards are always a welcome gift. We have a nice selection. Call and see our samples.

All are monogrammed in 3 gold letters. 2 packs for Si 50. Others in plastic, a washable card, from S2.50 to $3.95 in a handsome box. They must be ordered early for Christmas. iNEA Tclephoto) into the arms of policewoman ner's jury in Chicago called accidental Adelme." Irene killed her sister when pair of shears at her.

ed by Roger Kline, a four months old pony by Danny Senn and an English boxer dog by Bob Myers. The next event on the school pro gram will be a cafeteria supper to be heid Nov. 20 at the town hall, serving to start at 5 o'clock. Story Hour Selections to be read at the story hour at the Dixon Public li brary tomorrow at 10:15 a. m.

will include: "Abraham, the Itinerant Mouse" bv Hutter: "Dum- by- Elsie and Morris Glenn: "The Double Birthday-Present." by Mabel Hunt, and "The Dog that Came True," by DarreU Huff. Fined in Rock Falls A man. booked as Orville Grant. 22. 711 First Dixon, was fined 550 and costs by- Justice of the Peace Gup Hansen in Rock Falls Thursday- on a charge of reckless driving.

Grant was alleged to have wrecked his car at 3:30 Thursday morning when he hit a telephone pole on West Second street in Rock Falls, breaking the pole off and wrecking the front of his car. He was taken to a hospital by Rock Falls police. It was found he had suffered a broken nose and cuts about the head. Hog Prices Lower (Continued from Pagi 1) December deli December 52.23. changed to higher cember 51-lOts.

Export figures The government announced last night that 33.639.000 bushels oi gram had been allocated for export in December, compared with 29.514.000 in November. Hogs were steady to 25 cents a hundred pounds lower in Chicago and 25 to 50 cents lower ir St. Louis. At the opening of the Chicago mercantile exenange. eggs for future delivery moved irregtilarh.

and butler went higher a fraction of a cent. In New York, sugar brokers see no reason why the expiration of controls at midnight should boost the price the housewife will have Dixon. IllinSIs, Friday, October 31. 1947 Lodges Oregon Plans State (Continued from Page 1) ciais planned to hunt ducks. The plane never reached i Word that the men missing came irom the ranch nesday and started a search that endt-ti yesterday witn tne unuing of the bodies of all four men on a butte south of Lakeview.

E. S. Leach, senior CAA inspector for the Portland district, said in Portland that Hogue was fined 5100 in 1943 for another crash that claimed Sunday that extreme tuburlence him back from a scheduled mere was a report that the plane apparently burned, and Pan American headquarters said it was trying to confirm the report. report from Juneau said a Pan American searching plane spotted the wreckage near the' top of the 2.600-foot mountain. I badly smashed.

A search party! enroute to the scene. Four Major Unions (Continued from Page 1) pressure, the board decided to grant a 30-day extension to those which had taken initial steps to- A board official said, however that requests for more time mus state a good reason and be good faith." Java is the richest and densely populated island of Netherland Indies. TERMINIX World's Largest in Termite Control Ross Crawford 221 E. Second Stret FREE TERMITE INSPECTIONS DANCE SATURDAY, NOV. 1 AMERICAN LEGION HALL OVER PENNET'S PUBLIC INVITED -IT COSTS LESS-TO MAINTAIN YOUR BUILDINGS THAN TO BUILD NEW RE-ROOF and RE-SIDE BEFORE COLD WEATHER PHONE 413 THE HUNTER CO.

OVER 50 TEARS EXrERIEM'K Satira Murder Jury (Continued from Page 1) Lesrion. wlil be held tol bore out Patricia's story. She at the Fi-ankhn Grove high school xjle three judges listened m- N'ov 6 Mancei Suord in Lesson cycles and Jackson said he had seen a bull national chairman of the graves fighter sword, which belonged to His subject wUl fully rove: the nad testified tnat liee reacaea tor return of bocies of deceased vet- the sword before she shot. erans from overseas witn tne m- Soon afterwards. Jackson's de tent to imorm tne legion aau genera! pubhc of the procedure comple.ed anc a handling the returned war dead, i was declared.

Talcoti is a speaker of note and Miss Schmidt, 22. of Toledo. is thorough versed in the subject tg acCused of firing the shot which U. Uf. of her lover.

John vsta! importance to the American Lester Mee Cmcago, aboaro nis Legion and to every citizen. Be- yacht in Havana harbor last ApnL cause of this, the meeting is open Her case has been postponed to the general pubhc and it is was hoped the residents Lee 1 -l was wsU themselves of this op- set down for trial on Sept. 1.. ooriunitv to hear the timely suo- I and actual hearings have oeen ject explained. All -egion posts or foar of the 2s dayS their auxiliaries and county coun- i elapsed since the trial When the case came up for its frfth day Oct.

20. the three-judge I Cuban court apparently became irked because an attorney and 45 witnesses failed to show up at tne time ordered, and postponed the matter until today. Neutral Jail (Continued 1) chaige of counterfeiting. He fieed in 19339. Han is became associated Shelton in business and serxed manager of a Shelton skating in Fairfield in 1940.

Harris charged on a murder warrant the fatal shooting of J. Leach said records disclosed! (Blackiei Anderson of Salem, an that George Collins. 17. of Willow oil worker, but a grand heid Ranch, was killed in that that Anderson's death was justifi-crash. Sept.

4. 1943. at Lakeview. able homicide and Harris was re-and Hogue subsequently was con-; leased. Police records show that victed in a CAA hearing of violat-1 Anderson became involved' in an ing four regulations, including! altercation outside the rink with overloading and improper mainte-; a woman and.

when Harris at-nance of the plane! tempted to be a peacemaker. An- SMASHED PLANE SIGHTED Seattle. Oct. 31 (AP) Par-American World Airways announced today that wreckage of its missing DC-4 airliner had been signted on an Annette island mountainside, near Ketchikan. Alaska.

The plane vanished Sunday with IS aboard. The reported crash site is on the north side of Tangas mountain, six miles east of the Annette island landing field, where Pilot Alf X. Monsen last reported Harris shot Anderson fatally. A stray bullet wounded Carl Shelton. The slug struck a spectacle case in Shelton vest pocket and that apparently saved his life.

There are Records You'll Want To Hear Phone 1059 I Wish I Didn't Love Ton So Mv And Foolish Heart 7225 Maj. Mama Won You Dance With A Girl That I Remember Surprise Symphony Tex Beneke 20-2497 1 11 Dance At Your Weddiny Carolina In The Morning Tony Martin 20-2512 How Soon Vaughn Monroe 20-2523 At Dawning How Lucky You Are Charlie Spivak 20-2500 That Old Garie Of Mine Sleepv Time Gal 20-2513 The ChrNfmas Song Dearest Santa 1173 Maj. Leave The Dishes In The Sink Drip, Drip. Drip Spike Jones 20-2093 White Christmas TU Be Home For Christmas Eddy Howard 1175 Maj. WESTERN" RECORDS A Cow boy's Christmas Song Tulsa Straight Ahead 11 032 Maj Stars and on Iw-a Believe Me I II Be LeavinK You Mountain Polka Rovilie 20-2486 Easv Kockin- Chair To My Sorrow- Eddy 20-24S1 Saddle Serenade Do Ya Or Denfeha 20-2437 Layin' Down The Law-Mail Order M.ima Art 6048 Merc.

Take It Baek And Change It For A Boy Fendin' And Allen 6M9 Merc. I'll Hold You In Mv Heart Don-t Bother To Eddy 20.2332 tli Kac HALL'S "Serving Dixon Radio Listeners for 20 Yeori" 221 First Street.