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PACE THIRTEEN MUNCIE EVENING PRESS, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1955 320-375 lbs. most sows around biggest job of trying to stop Ken Muncie Press Crossword Puzzle 450 lbs. and lighter 15.00; bulk 450- tucky over the years has been with rebounding. He added: Answer to Previous Puzzle "If we can control the boards, Songstress Rupp Calls for Th ree Changes In Court Rules ACROSS 57 Low sand hill 600 lbs. $13.

00U 14.50; good clearance. Salable cattle salable calves 300; choice and prime steers choice, mostly steady. Instances strong; other grades slow, steady to weak; heifers uneven, mostly steady; cows and bulls active, steady to 25o higher; other classes steady: a few loads high choice to average prime 1.075- I. 200-lb. steers $23.

75'o 34.00; most choice grades $25.003 27.50; good to low choice a load of commercial steers good to h'gh choice heifers $18. OOAi 25.00; commercial to low good 18.50 utility and commercial cows $11. 25( 13.75; canners and cutters II. 50; utility and commercial bulls 16.25; good and choice vealers Hog Prices Steady Here Prices of hogs held steady at the Muncie Stockyards Tuesday with the top at $17.10. HOGS STEADY Conditioned meat-type hogs 200 to 220 pounds 16.85 220 to 280 pounds 15.00(ff 16.35 280 to 360 pounds 13.75 14.50 Roughs 14.75 down Stags 10.75612.75 CATTLE 58 Raced 1,5 Radio singer," DOWN then we can beat Kentucky.

When we played in Lexington last month, their center Bob Burrow was a 'beast on the boards' and we were unable to grab one offensive rebound in the second half." The De Paul coach called the 1955 Kentucky squad "a completely different team than ever has taken the floor." Meyer pointed out that A 3 CORN fc" 7T A A Eg" AETMER A Alalo I A A A EINS A 2. Z. JiE. AV Cg I eT A OllM A 0 ET NT" REVS srsie REoer Eg Rites Not Completed For James Harve Moore Funeral services are still incomplete for James Harve Moore, 22, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Earl Moora of 220 Queen who died of a heart attack Monday at Wilman Lumber Co. in Hartford City where he was employed the past two months. Services will be arranged at Meeks Mortuary, pending the arrival of his wife's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Brand, of 2004 S.

Pershing who were vacationing in Florida at the time of his death. Mr. Moore and Jane F. Brand were married last November and moved to Hartford City recently. 30.00; cull to commercial a few good and choice feeding steers and there ai no stars on Kentucky By ROBERT GLASS CHICAGO (INS) Head basket yearlings 22.75.

this year but said "they all work Salable sheep slaughter slow, large ball Coach Adolph Rupp of the 1 Wanderers 2 Oxidizing enzyme 3 Weight of India 4 Direction 5 Encounter 6 Brazilian macaw 7 Stair parts 8Shouter 10 Fiddling Roman share of supply still to sell; early sales together and help each other out Good to choice steers 00 Medium to good steers 16.00 ft 20.00 Common to medium steers 11.00tfil6.00 Good to choice heifers 18. OOiff 23.00 Medium to good heifers 16. OOfti 18.00 fully steady; slaughter sheep about steady: 17 Bitter vetch 23 Greek letter 24 She likes to in every situation." good to prime wooled lambs 110 lbs. down load of choice and prime un 36 Embellished 38 Extinct bird 40 Spotted 41 Not standing 42 Sea eagle 45 Ages 12-minute quarters instead of two 20-minute halves." This, Rupp said, would give the fans a real competitive game instead of a free throw contest. This year's Kentucky squad was called one that has had "to fight every inch of the way." Rupp said that his biggest job this season was trying to teach his squad coordination.

RUPP DECLARED that the loss der 100 lbs. cull to low good lambs three decks choice and prime 110-lb. No. 1 skin shorn lambs 26 Three feet 29 Soothsayer 31 Cereal grass $20.00: a few cull to choice slaughter ewes 48 Unaspirateq National Big Car Champ Entered in Speedway Classic Common to medium helfens ll.OOWie.OO Good to choice cows 10.0011.50 Fair to good cows 9.50(3 10.00 Canners and cutters 7.00 10.00 Bulls 10.00 14.00 CALVES STEADY Choice to prime veal $23. 00U5 26.00 Commercial to good 13.00fc 21.00 Utility 11.00 down LAMBS STEADY SHEEP STEADY Lambs $21.00 down Yearlings 10.00 down Slaughter sheep 5.00 down 11 Put in a stable34 Indonesians of 49 Fiber knots 12 Aleut island Mindanao 52 Unit of weigh! 1 4 Consumes 35 Moved Quickly 54 Tear of star guard Linville Puckett "has improved the morale of the team INDIANAPOLIS (JP) Jimmy Select Issues Gain Support NEW YORK (INS) Special cor GAVE NAME TO CLOTH In the 19th century Charles Mackintosh established a plant in Scotland for the preparation of waterproof cloth, and thus gave his name to a type of garment now" widely used throughout the world.

tremendously." He added that his entire squad of 13 players have Bryan of Phoenix, AAA national big car auto racing cham INDIANAPOLIS LIVESTOCK INDIANAPOLIS (AP) Hogs slow; taken it upon themselves personally Clooney 8 City in New York 11 World 12 Reluctant 13 Plant (var.) 15 Beverage 16 Play the part of host 18 Note in Guido's scaie 19 Transposes (ab.) 20 Sphere 21 Rot flax oy exposure 22 Employers 25 Crafty 27 Seniors (ab.) 28 Possessive pronoun 30 Organ oi hearing 32 Radio singing is only ol her accomplishments 33 Arid .34 Bustle 37 Jewel 39 Thick 43 Sailor 44 Fish eggs 46 Above (poet.) 7 Scottish alder tree 48 Acquire knowledge 50 Light brown 51 Reports 53 Inflate 55 Short jackets 56 Petty malice pion last year, was named today to drive a new Dean Van Lines Spe to play inspired ball to make up for Puckett's leaving the team. cial in the Indianapolis 500-mile porate news sent a few shares hurtling out in front of a mostly firm and less, active stock market The Wildcat boss explained that lightweights steady except extreme top 25c lower: medium weight and heavies steady to 25c lower; choice 170-225 lb. $16.509 17.25; choice 225-250 lb. 16.50; 250-300 lb. 16.00; sows about steady; 300-600 lb.

13.50f 14.75; somo under 300 lb. quotable to $15.00. Cattle calves 300, slaughter steers slow, about steady; with Monday's low race May 30. Bryan won five AAA champion today. he "tossed Puckett off the team because he repeatedly broke training The favored shares chalked up ship races last season after finish University of Kentucky has fired a broadside into present day basketball rules and requested three major changes.

The Wildcat basketball wizard announced yesterday that he has sent three proposals to the National Association of Basketball Coaches recommending "changes that are necessary for the very life of the game." The Kentucky coach made the statement from Lexington, by long distance telephone to the Chicago Basketball Writers Association. Rupp attacked the present bonus rule which gives a team an extra shot if it makes the first one and particularly if the team with the ball happens to be called on. a fouL Rupp proposed: 1. WIIEN A TEAM on defense is guilty of a foul against an offensive man in the act of shooting, the player should be given two free throws. 2.

All other defensive fouls only would allow one free throw. 3. If an offensive player commits a foul, the defensive team would get the ball out of bounds. This would eliminate receiving a charity shot and a possible "bonus" free throw. The veteran coach explained if his proposals were adopted, "it could lengthen the game to four- rises ranging to four points.

Move close heifers not established; cows open Rupp said the entire picture of ing second to Bill Vukovich at In dianapolis. ment in the mass of stocks was the Southeast Conference was limited to fractions. Ing fairly active, strong; two loads choice steers 26.50; high good to choice steers and yearlings 25.00; few good heifers utility and commercial cows 'changing" because of the all- At the end of the first hour the nil i 5 6 7 8 fen pp "if 11 20 11 11 21 zr- 'is Z7 EZZ18 WW gf 37 11 1 Tr Cars also were entered today for Jimmy Reece of Oklahoma City, and Mike Nazaruk of Bellmore, around general improvement in all canners and cutters $10,003: Dow Jones industrial average was up 74 cents; the rails, up 24 cents 11.50; vealers active, steady to Instances at slaughter N.Y., both Indianapolis Motor and utilities up three cents. First calves scarce. the teams.

He added that "Kentucky is fighting for its very life because of the two losses inflicted by an inspired Georgia Tech Speedway veterans. hour turnover totaled 580,000 Sheep 200; native wooled slaughter iambs about steady at $20.50 22.00; shares versus 690,000 shares yes terday. Sin riVirif "fin fii'ivmi i-A tv a slaughter ewes $4. 00 7.00. Reece, who tied for fourth In AAA standings last year, will drive the same Malloy Special which was Head Coach Ray Meyer, whose CHICAGO BUTTER AND EGGS 17th in the 1954 "500." CHICAGO (AP Butter steady; receipts 1.540,115; wholesale buying prices un De Paul team hosts Kentucky at the Chicago Stadium Saturday night, recalled that "the Wildcats GENERAL ELECTRIC was an outstanding feature, skyrocketing four points to 55.

News that, the company had developed a synthetic changed; 93 score AA) 57c; 92 A 57c 90 (B) 56ic; 89 (C) 56c; cars: SO COMMODITIES Furnished by K. J. Brown 564C: 89 (C) Ine. Eggs steady to firm; recelnts 11.063: diamond touched off a buying JIMMY DURANTE. NBC-TV star, says, "I just got a look at Ethel Merman's own story in the Post.

It's Merm-marvelous! It's Merm-magnifkent! That little doll from Astoria with the trumpet in her throat has done it again! Don't miss a word of it. It's tre-Aferm-mendous!" Read "That's the Kind of Dame I Am" by Ethel Merman in this week's Saturday Evenine Post! wnoiesaie Duying prices unchanged to V3c scramble. July, WHEAT 5.22'i: May, 3 ruined us when we played down there in January. We played them two nights after they were beaten by Georgia Tech and we were an lower; U.S. large whites 44: mixed 44 a.llVi: 2.13"2; Dec.

2.164. Bath Iron Works rose 2 points mediums 43'-2c; U.S. standards 42c: dirties 4cc; cnecks 39'ac; current receipts 41 42c. to 49 on varying rumors, including one that another shipbuilding nihilated, 83 to 59. CORN 1.514; May, July, 1.56".',; 1.53'.,.

OATS May. July. 704 BTE 1.15Vi: May 1.18; July! 1.20U; l.ai. SOYBEANS 2.76i; May, 2 73Vi: July. 2.69i: 2.56i: 2A93.

JLEYER DECLARED that his FOUNTJEK FRANK Kentucky's capital, Frankfort, is CHICAGO POULTRY outfit was buying the stock and reports of an "atomic" project. who was killed by Indians while camping near a ford of the Kentucky River at the city's site. Chicago (API Live poultry steady: re named for Stephen Frank, pioneer, ceipts in coops 303: f.o.b. prices unchanged heavy hens 22625Vic; light hens Babcock and Wilcox continued to show unusual strength, up 2 SOYBEAN Oil Mar. 12.03; May, 11.80; fryers and broilers 28f31c; old roosters FJ1EM! Try the razor designed to July.

11.60: 11.38: 11.16. uuii'tc; caponettes 34 36c. points at 86 on reports of a new SOYBEAN MEAL 64.60: May, 63.75: aircraft engine. 64.75: May. 64.00.

CHICAGO LIVESTOCK CHICAGO UP) Salable hoes 11.000! mar. Other features included Penn- LARD 12.27; May, 12.37: July. 12.52; 12.60. ktt slow early, later moderately active and uneven, but averaging around steady Dixie-Cement, which jumped four points to 91 on a proposal to split its stock, before losing most of its Lon butchers; sows steady, instances to 25c EGCS 46.00; 45.80. ONIONS 1 60.

COTTON 34.37; May, 34.74; July, N's SAL nigner on weights over 450 most 35.00. gain under profit taking; National Supply up 1 at Westing vImIIsIrI iu choice 190-220 lbs. S16.75S 17.50; choice No. 1 and 2 grades scarce at $17.25 and around double deck all choice No. l's at $17.75 a short deck most 230-260 lbs.

$16.00 16.75; tew choice No. 1 and 2's around 230 lbs. as high as built 270-310 lbs. $15.25 16.00; bulk house Air Brake up at ii and Remington up 1 at 47. al karcrain nripA Ha via nau lfn this 3lp Fractional gains dotted suchj 1 i- major sectors pf the list as rails, oils, buildings and motors.

Jarmans McCoys Holland Racino Fortune Doctor Shoe II If Lvn-WiWi Aircrafts and chemicals were mixed. 1 NEW YORK STOCKS Daily Prices as of 13 Noon Furnished by K. J. Brown and Co. S07 Wysor Bldg Muncie A firm trend ran through the: American Stock Exchange.

Treas ury bonds firmed. Corporate liens A A Ji i were steady. Coffee futures once again broke the daily trading limit of 200 points in mixed comodities. VS 30 to 50 We must make room for our FREE new Spring shoes coming in. ff S7 0A Watch for our news- ff PARKNC jf 1JLi iJZ paper ad ff 1 I rJi't'jr 9 Open 9 a.m.

to 5 P.m. HLS Your Shoefitter t. noon nd Bb.Uder rridap to pm 1703 W. Jackson St. Aircraft Bendix Aviation Boeing Airplane Co Curtiss-Wright Corp North American Aviation Sperry Corp Accessories Bortr-Warner (Com) Budd Co National Basketball TltSDAY'S SCHEDl'LE Ill 774 207'.

60 49Ts 37 183s 49i 38'. 22 V. Boston vs Milwaukee at Buffalo. N.Y. Philadelphia vs Rochester at Buffalo, N.Y.

Eaton Manufacturing Co nicks and burn and sandpapsr scraps! (Only games scneauiecu. MONDAY'S KESILTS Electric Auto-Lite Co Stewart-Warner New York 92, Ft. Wayne 88. Svracuse 82. Milwaukee 81.

Building American Radiator and Stand. San Philadelphia 79, Rochester 72. Celotex Johns-Manville (Only games scneouiecu. National Gypsum (Com Owens-Illinois Glass (Com) Chemicals Abbott Laboratories Allied Chemical Commercial Solvents Dow Chemical DuPont Union Carbide Eleetrie Equipment General Electric 1 Westinghouse Electric Foods Armour Borden Co Clinton Foods Corn Products General Foods National Biscuit National Dairy Products wmm espies mm "1 Leveling tables is JL a cinch for John. S4H 29H S3 50'' 230 44' i 97H 24 47 'i 3 16 65 86 74 77 434 383 40 46'.

53 654 633 im 24V4 41 64 35 40 69Mi 414 15 37H 42 214 194 83 70 45. Standard Brands Metals nnn American Smelting Anaconda Copper Climax Molydenum Internatiosal Nickel a Kennecott Copper I 1 att 3 i tt II Miscellaneous Allis-Chalmers A mw Ms) get tlia neiv American Airlines American Can Co American Tobaceo Deere Co Continental Foundry and Mach. Co. Eastman Kodak Glidden Greyhound QP7 r55 wzis-: international Harvester National Cash Register National Distilled Products Pepsi-Cola Co Procter and Gamble Pullman Corp INJECTOR kit Remington-Rand Rexall Drug 84 74 sservei Scnenley Industries United Corp "You trim th6 24 7 32 westinghouse Air Brake Motion Picture and Radio Admiral 29 7 Avco Manufacturing (Until you've got yourself a tray!) 20 Loew's, Inc Motorola 49i 38 36 41V 20 19H Paramount Pictures Philco Corp Radio Corp. of America Raytheon Warner Bros Zenith 89 Motors 70.

Chrysler Corp General Motors Corp 94; 11 12', American Motors jte ooiano dons That's new, Super-Refined Gulf No-Nox is specially made to burn clean to protect your 'engine to give you thousands of extra miles of full engine power. Fill up with new NO-NOX and feel tha difference in lasting power. You'll get: More complete protection than with so-called "miracle-additive" gasolines. Extra gas mileage in the short-trip, stop-and-go driving motorists'do most. Stall-proof smoothness'.

instant starts fast, fuel-saving warm-up. No knock, no pre-ignition even in today's high-compression engines. Studebaker-Packard Corp Mutual funds 445 American Business Shares 6.41 Affiliated Fund, Inc Commonwealth Investment Co Dividend Shares Eaton Howard Balanced Fund Eaton Howard Stock Fund Fidelity Fund Incorporated Investors Investment Co. of America 9 47 2.68 21.32 18.90 28.38 17.02 9.48 7.32 9.24 31.36 75.00 12.11 Knickerbocker Fund Manhattan Bond Fund Mass. Investors Trust State Street Investments the daytl Television Electronics Fund Wellington Fund Common Stock Fund This lamp is burning NEW SUPER-REFINED GULF NO-NOX, the, 'clean-burning super-fuel 27.38 12.90 This lamp is burning the "DIRTY-BURNING TAIL-END" of gasoline which GULF refines out Fully Administered Fund Electric Equipment' 1044 8.22 4.33 COMPLETE KIT You get new 0X 1 1 gold electro- I plated Injector razor plui 12- S-h.

--Vk. blade dispenser VSx VvVV the vSSs. closest, safest VVv shave you if xN. ever had! AW -7 New, longer --y Av non-slip handle is tailored to fit Razor and blades come Sslri packed in this hand- yXig some plastic travel case. Tobacco Shares Saves the day? Boy it sure does Oils Atlantic Refining J.

Ohio Oil Co. Phillips Petroleum Pure Oil 38 72 74i 79 65 55i 19 'a 47 because this is your Sinclair Socony-Vecuum Oil Co Standard Oil of California r- I I guarantee Standard Oil of Indiana jThis lamp test shows what a difference Gulf super-refining makes. Gulf refines out the "dirty-burning tail-end" of gasoline at the refinery to bring you new NO-NOX. 11574 This is GULF'S PLEDGE to the motoring public Standard Oil of New Jersey Standard Oil of Ohio of BEER 44sa 24 94 Sun ray Oil Corp. Texas Corp AT ITS Railroads Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe 131V4 40'4 GOLDEN A ay Baltimore and Ohio Canadian Pacific Chesapeake and Ohio Illinois Central 48 633 34 76T: 24 7 BEST! Vj We at Gulf make this promise to I America's motorists.

We will not permit a single competitor no, not a single one to offer a gasoline superior to our own superb No-Nox. It is our sincere belief that No-Nox is the finest gasoline on the market today. and no matter what others do or say we will keep it the finest in power, in performance, in engine protection. This is not a boast, not a claim. It is a pledge to you, the motoring public a pledge backed by the resources and the integrity- of the Gulf Refining New York Central Northern Pacific Pennsvlvania I 'I 75'a Southern Railway Union Pacific Retail Trades 14934 47'i Kroger Grocery 79H 90Vi 80 Montgomery Ward Penney, J.

Sears-Roebulc Rubber Goodyear L. I Hi 1 U.S. Rubber Steel Armco Bethlehem Steel National Steel Republic Steel U.S. Steel raw A fe) toll Youngstown Sheet and Tube ss'v2 43 75 4 II6V4 63 87 14 79'4 81 4 179'4 164 40' '4 51H 25Vs 394 l7s 92 17 255 I8V2 17 ItS SUp3MCfind bllin ClCSIl! The 5 gasoline for aH blgb-compression engines At these dealers now! Alexander Drug Store 1314 East Memorial Drive City Drug Store 90S South Walnut College Pharmacy Dalby's University Drugs a 1625 University Haag Drug Store 1318 South Madison Hook Drug Stores Muncie, Ind. Medical Center Pharmacy 204 South Liberty Meyers Rexall Drugs Muir Drug Store 209 South Walnut Owl Drug Stores 200 S.

Walnut 1424 S. Walnut Rotx West Side Drug 2728 West Jackson Walgreen's 116 South Walnut Washington Street Pharmacy 414 West Washington Utilities American Tel. and Tel. Columbia Gas Commonwealth Edison Consolidated Edison Indianapolis Power and Lite International Tel. and Tel.

Public Service of Indiana Southern Co Western Union Central Ind. Gas Co North. Ind. Pub. Serv.

Co. (Com.) Central PublictTtility Indiana Gas and Water Co. Averages Industrials 412.69. 1.30. Rails 146.02.

.33. Utilities 63.68. .06. Volume of sales 1,260,000. WISE GULF SERVICE 1610 North Walnut BALES AND BOWEN Albany, Ind.

KINDER GULF SERVICE Fatrview, Ind. QUALKINBUSH GULF SER. Cowai, Ind. CLARK'S SERVICE CO. 328 East Jackson ELLISON'S GULF SERVICE Cherry and Jackson CARL'S GULF SERVICE Tillotson and Jackson TAYLOR'S GULF SERVICE Tillotson and Bethel Ave.

METER GULF SERVICE 26th and S. Madison FRED'S GCLF SERVICE 5th and Madison GULF SERVICE Madison and Adams ZIMMERMAN GULF SERV. Willard and Macedonia JOiltl PAXSON Distributor GULF nEFlMNG 'COMPANY. 1 004 Burlington Drive Phone 8611 THt HL'DEPOHL BREWINS CO. CINCINNATI.

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