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I Daily Transcript less driving. $10. Jcel 1 L. Hanavan, 808 East 8th, unsafe backing, $10. Daniel G.

Fisher, 229 Curtis, speeding, 510. Leroy Reed, 329 East illegal license plate, $10. Harold J. Ray, 703' East 3rd, driving while intoxicated, case, continued to Jan. 10.

1972. Iris N. Poiter. 1907 Wesbrook, no driver's license. missed.

Jon J. Bogart, 1501 North Ford, illegal possession cf open container of cereal malt beverage, $25 or 25 days; speeding, 610 or 10 days. Other -Clark Ward, 1515 Adams. non-payment parking ticket, $10. Antonio .229 West B.

non-payment of parking tickets, $10. Curtis Harper, 9 West F. non-payment of parking tickets, $10. Teddy L. Kellums, 1317 North Jackson, non-payment of parking tickets, $10.

Terrill L. Rainey, 35 Pawnee, non-pay- ment of parking ticket, $10. William C. King, 610 North Star, non-payment of parking ticket, $13. Barbara Sue Lucia, 844 15th Circle, non-payment of parking tickets, $13.

Gordon D. Faulk, 1809 Tracy Lane, non-payment of parking ticket, $10.1 Dan Garcia, 616 West non-payment of, parking ticket, $10. Edward J. 902 East 31st Terrace, of parking ticket, S10. Aubrey V.

Earhart, 314 Crescent. non-payment of parking ticket, $10. Harry Talbert, 224 East E. non-payment of parking ticket, $10. Judy A.

Silcott, 3430 East 4th, non-payment of parking tickets, $13. Noland Wilt, Abby. ville, non-payment of parking ticket, $10. MAGISTRATE Traffic Robert J. Wright, Wichita, specding, $14.

Clifford N. Henning, Lenexa, speeding, $16. Mary C. Snyder, Lyons, speeding, $23. Kenneth W.

Manaman, Edwardsville, speeding, $18. David N. Truitt, Nickerson, illegal display of tags, $5. William L. Crosley, Troy, speeding, $18.

Toby G. Harrison, Newton, speeding, $13. John A. Collingwood, Dodge City, failure to yield right of way, $10. William P.

Springob, Wichita, speeding, $14. John L. Woodruf, South Hutchinson, speeding, $10. Ronald W. Quick, 226 East Bigger, no driver's license, dismissed.

Calvin J. Karlin, RFD I 3, disobeying posted stop sign, $5. Joseph D. Soukup, 2410 North Van Buren, speedjing, $16. Jarges R.

Boltz, Sterling, speeding, $35. Michael Durand Florez, 311 West 6th, no driver's license, 65; illegal display of license plates, $5. David A. Voran, Hession, speeding, $18. E.

Schrock, South Hutchinson, speeding, s10. Perry Hickman, 2612 North Monroe, fallure to posted stop sign, dismissed. I Criminal Bernice Charlotte Keller, and Paul Dean Keller, 402 East 81h, with endangering a child. Hospitals NORTH HOSPITAL BIRTHS Girls Mr. and Mrs.

Jacob P. Imel, 201 East 7th, Sunday. Mr. Mrs. Jack C.

Hamby. 1122 Prairie, Sunday. Boys--Mr. and Mrs. Errol Burian, 2719 North Adams, Friday.

Mr. and Mrs. Larry Washburn, Arlington, Saturday. Mr. and Mrs.

Andrew A. Chandler, 216! South Severance, Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. William David at Long, 3404 North Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Krase, :1613 Cochran, Sunday. Mr.

and William Floyd Harper, 1111 East Sunday. The Courts MUNICIPAL Traffic-Ray M. Faubion, 110 side, no driver's license, dismissed. Willis E. Shaffer, 3404B North Plum, no driver's license, dismissed.

Gregory D. Reece, 1605 East 30th, speeding, $10. Edward: Foster, 310 East 8th, illegal license' plate, $10. Kenneth E. Utterback, 1515 Baker, driving wrong way on one way street, $10.

Barbara D. Graves, 1019 East 13th, failure to yield right of way from, posted stop, $10. Curtis L. Edwards, 206 East passing at an intersection, Perry L. Stutzman.

RFD 1, driving on wrong side of divided roadway, $10. Le F. McJunkin. 533 East 3rd. unsafe backing, $10.

Herbert F. Raner, 2700 North Halstead, disobeying red traffic signal, $10. Robert R. Colwell, 105 East passing on railroad crossing, found innocent. John G.

Huttash, 1512 East 5th, unsafe start of a parked vehicle, $10 and 10 days, paroled to attend traffic school. Von E. Anneler, 515 East 7th, speeding, Roy I. Myers, Buhler, speeding, $10. Randall C.

Amerine, 1501 North Ford, driving in violation of restrictions. dismissed. Merrill L. Poorman, 304 East 8th, speeding, 611 and 10 days, paroled: to attend traffic school. Susan D.

son, 124 east 13th, speeding, $25. Melva R. Hemphill, 607 West 11th, making hibited left turn, $20. Ricky D. Brawer, 721 East no muffler, $10, remitted.

Alonzo L. Crittenden, 706 14th Terrace, no driver's license, dismissed. James P. Stepp, 1326 East 6th, disobeying red traffic signal, $10. George A.

Schwab, 526 West careless driving, $10. Judy K. Dellinger, 213 North Chemical, no driver's license, $10. Janice J. Munds, Edgemoore, invalid driver's license, $10.

Verlon E. Eurton, 3308 North Elm, making Improper left turn, $10. Douglas S. White, 56 Morningside, two counts of having no driver's license, dismissed. Billie L.

Morrison, 16 West 6th, speeding, $10. Nina K. Goodrick, 618 Pleasant, DIVORCES Granted -Helen Mciver from Edward R. Mciver. DISTRICT Criminal -Jack G.

Taylor, 1804 Lyman, pleaded guilty illegal possession of firearms, one to five years: application for. probation set for Dec. 17. Civil--Hutchinson National Bank Frank Dragoo, Bartlesville, and: Geraldine Dragoo, 226 East 6th. Judgment for plaintiff in the sum of 61,264 for note due.

Triple and Stables, also doing business as Mobile Home Ranch vs. Anton M. Dosch. Verdict for plaintiff, ments due. First National Bank of Hutchjudgment in sum of $11,677 for pay.

a inson VS. Donald L. Skeen, 510 West 5th, judgment for plaintiff in the sum of $14,977 for promissory note due. Traffic Accidents Dec. a.m.

11th and Plum. Ruth L. Wilcoxen, 43, 1811 East 30th, received bump to head, treated, after being involved accident with Charles 0. Kauffman, 76, 221 West 11th. 9:45 a.m.

-200 Block East 2nd. Shirley C. Schmidt, 47, 510 East 14th, charged with unsafe passing on the right following collision with L. L. Rodding, 50, 228 East 3rd.

11:10 a a.m.-Sherman and Adams. Charlie A. Pyle, 75, 1529 West 4th, was charged with failing yield 1 right of way after being involved in accident with Evelyn A. Weiss, 67, 91 Morningside. 1:01 a.m.

-30th and Elm. Helen L. Stone, 49, 226 Curtis, was charged with following too closely after being involved in accident with Donna M. Saver, 20.1 218 West 24th. 1:52 -F and Main.

Percy L. man, 71, 219 East 2nd, was charged with disobeying red traffic signal after being involved in accident with Joe Meraiez, 39, 541 East who was charged with having no driver's license. Also involved was Elmer Woodard, 41, 215 West E. 2:42 p.m.-800 East 4th. Mildred R.

Hanaberry, Holyrood, was charged with changing direct course without safety after being involved in accident with, Dale L. Leighty, 18, Buhler. 5:37 p.m. --2500 Block North Lorraine. George A.

Foster, 44, 1521 Landon, received injury to finger, not treated, and passenger, Danny A. Foster, 12, received bloody nose, not treated, after being involved in accident with John R. Wiens, 17, 3006 Sierra, who was charged with having no driver's license. Dec. p.m.

3rd and Plum. Donald E. Saver, 35, 300 North Waldron, re. ported being involved in accident with vehicle being driven by Linda S. Giles, 16, RFD 1.

Where's the Fire? Dec. a.m. 406 West 14th, over. heated 7:01 furnace. a.m.-403 East fire.

7th. Car fire, car. burctor overflow. Marriage Licenses Michael S. Chabin, 22, son, and Jean Ann Allsup, Crystal.

South, Garry H. Huddle, 26, 401 East 8th, and Clara Kathleen Troyer, 25, 407 East 8th, Edward A. Guthrie, 37, 118 West 24th, land Beulah W. Armstrong, 38, 1116 East 9th. William F.

Collins, 18, 1104 West 2nd. and Edda Fay Mciver, 18, 1515 Baker. Cattle-Hog Markets Chicago Cattle Dec Feb Apr PC 35.22 33.85 32.75 Close 35.22 33.72 32.55 Chicago Hog Futures Dec Feb PC 22.25 23.92 Close 22.30 23.90 Pork Bellies Mar PC 33.40 33.12 Close 33.10 32.87 War? What War? WASHINGTON (API President Nixon received today the diplomatic credentials of Pakistan's new ambassador to the; United States, but neither Nixon nor the diplomat made reference to the war now raging between India and Pakistan. "We're very happy to welcome you," the President told Ambassador Nawabzada Agha Mohammed Raza in brief ceremonies in the White House State Dining Room. DISCOUNTS by the CART- Hourly Temps.

Hutchinson Temps Monday Sunday Time Temp Time Temp a.m..... 36 1 p.m.. 33 36 2 39 35 39 34 39 33 39 32 0 31 39 33 38 00 38 10 36 35 36 12 36 12 Midnight 36 Kansas Points Weather in the News TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) High and low temperatures and' precipitation reports for 24 hours ended at 6 a.m.: Goodland 40 23 Hill City 35 24 Russell 34 29 Salina 38 30 Concordia 35 32 Topeka 40 37 Coffeyville 37 .17 Garden City 11 Dodge City 30 24 Hutchinson 37 29 Wichita 39 34 Emporia 40 36 Chanute 41 31 .04 Pittsburg 44 40 .21 Extended Outlook Kansas extended outlook Wednesday through FridayChance of snow Wednesday and Thursday and In southwest day; temperalures much below normal Wednesday through Friday; highs averaging lower 20s northwest to lower 30s southeast; lows averaging zero to 5 above northwest and near 20 a southeast. Forecasts OKLAHOMA Considerable cloudiness and cool east becoming partly cloudy to fair this afternoon in the west.

Lows tonight lower 20s panhandle to low 40s southeast; highs Tuesday mostly 50s. MISSOURI Considerable cloudiness tonight with a chance for rain or drizzle in southeast especially late this afternoon and tonight; Tuesday becoming partly cloudy and slightly warmer; low tonight in the 30s; high Tuesday generally in the 50s. SAFEWAY LOW DISCOUNT PRICES! Miracle A Kraft Product Qt. SAFEWAY Whip Salad Dressing Jar Tomato Soup Town Premium House Quality Brand Can Tide Detergent For Laundry Your 49-oz. Box LOW DISCOUNT PRICE! Delicious MUSSELMAN Campbell's Soup Tomato Con APPLESAUCE Gold Medal Flour All Purpose 5 lb.

Bag 5 Crisco Shortening Pure Vegetable 3 Can lb. 89 Cans 17-oz. $1.00 Melrose Soda Crackers Pkg. lb. Safeway Coffee Already and Ground Robust LOW LOW DISCOUNT MEAT PRICES! BonelessHam Fully Safeway Cooked 4 Can 1b.

$369 Boneless Ham Wilson's Savory NEW Whole, Half, or End lb. 99 WHOLE PURE ING PORK SAUSAGE Large Bologna By Sterling the Piece Brand 16. 49 KAN LON MEAT MEAT SHOULDER SIDES, MEAT TE Boneless Roast USDA Rolled Choice Tied Beef Chuck lb. 99 SAFEWAY PURE PORK Beef Chuck Blade Cuts lb. Steak USDA Choice 69 Medium or Hot Variety SAUSAGE SAFEWAY.

SAFEWAY SAFEWAY lb. 69 PRICE PRICE! DISCOUNT DISCOUNT PRICE LOW LOW' LOW DISCOUNT 1 USDA GRADE 'A' SWIFT'S PREMIUM SAFEWAY BRAND LOW DISCOUNT MEAT PRICES! Whole Bodied Birds With a Sweet Smoke Taste REGULAR Safeway 3 6-01. $1.00 FRESH FRYERS SLICED BACON GROUND BEEF Lunch Meat Five Varieties Pkgs. Skinless Wieners All Solewoy Meat 12-01. Pkg.

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10-oz. 29c Pkg. 16-oz, 29c Frozen Fish Sticks Captain's 14-01. OR MATCH'EM AT DISCOUNT! Golden Corn Whole Town or Cream House Style 5 Cans 17-oz. $1.00 Cut Green Beans Town Brand House 5 Cans 16-01.

Gardenside Tomatoes 16-01. Cans LOW DISCOUNT MEAT PRICES! Shurtende Beef Fritters Fully Cooked lb. 99c Fresh Sliced Beef Liver Everyday fb. USDA Choice Beef Swiss Steak Round Bone Mb. 99c Pork Loin and Sliced Center into 9 Cut to 11 Chops First Do.

Government Whole Fryer Legs Inspected lb. 59c Fryer Breasts Gov't. Ribs Attached Inspected Fb. Wilson's Sliced Bacon Corn Country lb. 59c Sliced Bacon Vac.

Rodeo Pock 12 Pkg. $1.39 are LOW LOW DISCOUNT PRICES! Lux Liquid Fine Detergent Quality 22-oz. BIl. Dove Liquid Fine Detergent' Quality 22-oz. BI.

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Prices Every Day! SPECIAL DISCOUNT PRICE! GOLDEN RIPE BANANAS lb. Elsewhere By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS High Low Pr Albany, snow 26 08 .02 Albu'que, clear .43 28 Amarillo, clear 28 19 Anchorage, snow 17 .01 Asheville, rain ..40 37 .67 Atlanta, rain .46 36 .16 Birmingham, cldy 47 44 .10 Bismarck, cidy 34 16 Boise, cidy ..42 38 1.26 Boston, cidy 33 25 Buffalo, rain .38 35 .20 Charleston cldy ..57 36 Charlotte, cidy 41 40 Chicago, rain .40 38 .08 Cincinnati, rain .45 44 .66 Cleveland, rain .44 41 .19 Denver, cidy 51 23 Des Moines, rain 34 25 Detroit, rain ..40 36 .17 Duluth, cidy 32 26 Fort Worth, cidy 45 44 .58 Green Bay, cidy .35 32 .06 Helena, snow .44 27 .03 Honolulu, clear 84 00 Houston, raun .56 548 1.1 Ind'apolis, rain 46 42 .32 Jacksville, rain .70 65 .05 Kansas City, cidy 42 37 Little Rock, rain 45 44 .40 Los Angeles, cidy 68 46 Marquette, ciky 38 30 Memphis cidy .48 44 ,11 Miami, clear 77 74 Milwaukee, fog .33 32 .02 cidy .34 26 New Orleans, cidy 60 56 New York, snow 37 32 .02 Okla, City, fog 40 36 .12 Omaha, cidy .35 33 Philad'phia, cidy 40 31 Phoenix, clear 63 36 Pittsburgh, rain .43 36 .66 Ptland, cidy 29 07 Ptland, cidy .55 41 .55 Rapid City, cidy 35 20 Richmond, cidy 46 36 St. Louis, rain .45 40 .38 Salt Lake, rain 35 24 .02 San Diego, clear ..65 46 San cidy ..57 52 .04 Seattle, rain 50 41 .05 Spokane, cidy .35 28 .10 Tampa, clear 71 62 Washington, cidy .42 35 Local Stocks Soybeans Advance Take Dip Vanishes CHICAGO (AP) futures declined 3 cents a bushel and wheat 2 cents on the Chicago Board of Trade Monday, but some of the losses were trimmed under late buying and profit-taking by shorts. Kansas City Wheat Dec Mar May Jul PC 1.49° 1.47⅛8 1.4414 1.4014 Open 1.491 1.4712 1.4414 1.41 High 1.49½ 1.471,5 1.4478 1.41 Low 1.4848 1.47 1.44 Close 1.4814 1.47 1.4412 1.4048 Chicago Wheat Dec Mar May Jul PC 1.68 1.5814 1.5212 1.43 Open 1.5814 1.5212 1.4312 High 1.69 1.581 1.5233 1.4312 Low 1.6612 1.562g 1.51 1.4118 Close 1.68 1.5714 1.51¼ 1.411,8 Chicago Oats Dac Mar May PC 7912 763-8 7438 Close 7914 7612 7458 Chicago Corn Dec Mar May Jul PC 1.181: 1.2318 1.2612 1.2812 Open 1.18%8 1.24 1.27 1.291 High 1.18% 1.24 1.27 Low 1.171% 1.23 1.261 1.28 Close 1.181 1.231% 1.267à 1.283% Chicago Soybeans Jan Mar May PC 3.151 3.2034 3.25 Close 3.1318 3.18¼ 3.22' 2 i Chicago Eggs Dec Jun PC 37.30 34.80 Close 36.45 34.05 Grain Receipt WHEAT--Hutchinson, today 45; week ago 37; year ago 188, Wichita 61; K.C. 41; Salina 18.

57. -Hutchinson 13; K.C. 29. Hutchinson Wheat wheat price unchanged higher. Hutchinson Board of closing Trade, Basis unchanged to 12 higher.

Demand good. Cash Sales (K.C. Basis) No sales. KANSAS CITY (AP) Wheat 41 cars: unchanged-up 1 cent; No. 2 hard 1.55-1.68 No.

3 1.53-1.67 No. 2 red wheat 1.5212-1.54 No. 3 1.50:2-1.53. Corn 57 cars: up 134 to 2 cents; No. 2 white 1.14-1.20 No.

3 1.18; No. 2 yellow 1.21• 1.28 No. 3 1.2232. Oats nominally unchanged: No. 2 while 71-82 cents No.

3 66-81 cents n. No. 2 Milo 2.00-2.07. No. 2 Rye 95 n.

No. 2 Barley 1.12-1.22 n. No. 1 Soybeans 3.0034-3.1319 n. Sacked bran 53.50-54.25.

Sacked shorts 53.50-54.25. Wheat futures closed from down 3g-up 'AC. Local Markets WHEAT. WICHITA TRUCK WHEAT- of Trade quotation, not sarily elevator price. END DENTURE MISERY REFITS DENTURES BEAUTIFULLY Miracle plastic DENTURITE refits loose dentures in five minutcs.

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At all drug counters. NEW YORK (AP) An early advance in stock market prices today faltered in the face of profit-taking pressure. Trading was active. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials, which had been ahead more than 8 points near the session's start, was up only 0.37 at 859.96 by 2 p.m. Advances on the New York Stock Exchange, which had held a 5- to-1 edge over declines, were ahead by 3 to 2.

Analysts linked the early upsurge to a cut by the Federal Reserve in margin requirements to 55 per cent from 65 per cent. The move, which came Friday after the close of trading, cut the required down payment on credit purchases of listed issues and about 5001 over-the-counter issues. YORK stock" prices: Admiral Allied Ch Allis Ch Alcoa Am Airl A Cyan Am Ampex Corp Anacond Atl Richfid Avco Corp Beat Pds Beech Ar Beth StI Boeing Co. Celanese Cp Cessna Air Chrysir Cities Svc CBS Comsat Cont Can Cont Oil Cor GIW Curtiss Wrt Dow Chm duPont EasKod Echlin MI Emer EI Firestone FMC Co Ford Gen Dynam Gen Elec Gen Mills Gen Mot. Gn TelEI Goodyr Grace Greyhound Gull Oil Halliburt Hercule Homestke IBM Int Harv Int Pap Kan GE Kan PLI Katy Ind Kerr McG KresgcSS Kroger Litton Ind Marcor (AP) Latest Last Net Chg.

1578 la 281 43 CO 3:3 12 30 411 A 1 .14 6478 SA JA 3914 261 A 1678 721 11 225 45' 9 451 .60 321 8 275 1 18434 2' 12 721 2 1431 91 5313 247 a a 6614 213 A 60' 2 371 2 803 A 303 A 291 2 275. 191. 273 7114 51 22 14 275 A 331 2378 27 11 38 94' A 301 311 A BOSTITCH TRUSS FABRICATING SYSTEM complete with jig tables, guns. etc. Phone 316-896-3851 Hutchinson Churches 64th in a series on Hutchinson churches and pastors.

White Cathedral of Divine Science, Arthur Creech One of the newer developing religious groups in Hutchinson is the White Cathedral of Divine Science at 1703 West 4th. Additions to physical properties are being made, Arthur Creech, ordained leader, reports. A new organ was given to the group by Phil Reed. A piano is being purchased. Furnishings are paid for.

The front of the small meeting place has been carpeted. The picture shows the front of the church. In April 1954 a Bible Spiritualist Church was chartered by the First Society of State Spiritualists at Wells, Kan. Name of the church was The Church of Eternal Truth with meetings held in Creech's home, 619 East 8th. Creech was ordained Aug.

18, 1954 and assigned to the local church. Creech has been active in other states since then, serving in Oklahoma, Texas, Nebraska, Colorado, California and Arizona with the American Spiritualist Alliance. In the spring of 1970 it was voted to work for a charter given by the State of Kansas. The result: The White Cathedral of Divine Science of the Kansas Christian Spiritualist Assn. Inc.

Average attendance has been 45 to 50 with meetings held Sunday, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday nights with additional services Sunday afternoon. Jim Chadwick, who practices divine healing, has been conducting services this month. And added Creech: We are known as the church with a different program each Sunday. JOHNSON THE ORDER OF THE GOLDEN RULE FUNERAL HOME MEMBER BY INVITATION Page 2 The Hutchinson News Monday, December 6, 1971 MartinM 1 McDonD 3 MidSUtil 2212 Minn MM 127 aDO Mobli0il .5212 Nat NoNGa3 Nabisco Monsant NortSim Gyp .61 .46 19 ..5278 4234 COCCO Okla 253 Okla NGs 2078 U' PanAm WAir 1334 Phill Pet 2914 Panh EP Penn Cent .45 a 3 A Penney JC 703 a -0000 5.A ProctGm .76 RCA 35 Reyn Met 34 Ryder Sy .651 2 1 Safeway 34 StJoe .22 14 St RegisP 3514 Sa Felnd ...301 a 1. A SearsR 9614 11 a SperrR 273.8 5 StOil Cal 547 A St Ollind 6712 StJoe 223 Texaco 341 A Un Carbide 4238 Trans Timken WAir 4013 US Steel 281,8 Uniroyal 1732 Elec .1818 Wn Union Westg El 885 a Woolwth 4912 14 Livestock Markets 4 Open High Low 1 pm Cessna 221.2 23 2 2212 W.

R. Grace 2734 2773 275 a 2778 Frontier 51.4 512 51.4 Dillons 27 2714 2612 Interpace 3014 30 30 Morton-Norwich 28 29 28 281,8 Bid Asked Drummer Boy 18 1.2 Hesston 153 161,8 Medicalodges 3.3 178 Nat'l Inv. Inc. 21-4 31 4 Amer. Inv.

Life Ins. 73, ICH Corp. 7341 Coleman-American 45 a 51 A Produce Markets KANSAS CITY (AP) Wholesale eggs unchanged: large 80 per cent A 31-40; medium, 80 per cent A 27-36. CHICAGO (AP) (USDA) Butter: wholesale selling prices Monday unchanged to l4 lower: 93 score AA 6814; 92 A 68; 90 8 671. Eggs: Issues only on Wednesday and Friday.

COLLEGE Transfers. Now is the time to Register at SALT CITY Business College Costs Less before Christmas Dial 3-4488 Day Night Classes Avenue A Walnut KANSAS CITY (AP) Cattle calves 250; steers and heifers unevenly steady to 50 lower; cows mostly 50 low. er; feeder cattle and calves mostly steady; steers choice 33.50-35.00; mixed good and choice 33.00-75; good 32.00-50; heifers choice 33.00-75; mixed good and choice 32.25-33.00; good and low choice 30.00-32.50: cows high cutter, utility and commercial 20.00-22.00: high dressing lean utility 22.25-50: feeder steers and steer calves choice 350 lb 43.00; mixed good and choice 300-450 lb 39.00- 42.00; feeder heifers and heifer calves high good and choice 275-350 lb 35.00-37.00; good and low cholce 400-800 lb 28.50-32.00. Hogs barrows and gills 25 to mostly 50 higher with full advance on weights under 250 Ib; 1-2 200-230 lb 20.50-75: 1-3 200-250 lb 19.75-20.50; 2-4 250-270 ib 19.25-20.00; 3-4 270-330 1b 17.75-19.25; sows steady to 25 higher, Instances 50 higher with advance on weights over 500 1b: 1-3 300-400 lb 15.75-16.75; 2-3 600 16 14.75-15.75. Sheep: 4CO: lambs and ewes steady; shorn lambs choice and prime No 1-2 pelts 27.25; wooled lambs choice 25.50- 25.50: ewes cull 10 good 3.50- 5.00.

Estimates for tomorrow Cattle 1.000. calves 100. hogs 5,000: sheep 300. Prices in This Ad Are Good 12-6 Thru 12-8- 71 at Safeway in Hutchinson. 10 oz.

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Red Washington or Gold lb. 29 Fantastik Fingertip Spray 89c 9 Ounce Dixie Punch Cup Refills Frosen 40 in 6-01. Pkg. a 49c Oranges California Navel 10 For 88 Hawaiian Juicy Red Can Tuna Fish Chicken Chicken Light of of Meet the the Sea Sea Con 42c Potatoes No. U.S.

Red 10,48 Tuna Fish Solid White Meat 61 Can Birdseye Puddings Cool Cool Creamy N' N' Con one Tangelos The Size Lorge 10 For 7 9 Birdseye Puddings Creamy 35505: Automatic Bowl Cleaner Boy Blue 9-ox, Tangerines Size Large 10 For Vicks Cough Mixture mule Bel. $1.98 Hefty Trash Can Liner Package New Crop Nuts Five Varieties is lb. Dow Oven Cleaner Fine Price 1 Size Quality $1.29 Red Radishos SAFEWAY Bch. or Onions Green WICHITA, Kan. (API Cattle 500; steers and heifer: scarce, established; cows 50 lower; cows utility and commercial 20.00-23.20.

Hoqs barrows and gilts 25 higher; 1-2 210-230 1p 20.25: 1-3 200-240 lb 19.75-20.25; 1-3 240 280 lb 18.75-19.75; sows steady; 1-3 300-400 lb 15.75-16.75; 2-3 400- 600 lb 14.75-16.00. Sheep 200; lambs steady: ewes scarce, few sales steady: wooled lambs cholce and prime 25.25; few 24.75-25.00; shorn lambs choice and prime no. 1 pelts 26.50-27.00: ewes cull 10 good 3.50-4.50. Whole Hog DENVER (AP) Monday live. stock quotalions: cattle 350; COWS 50 to $1.00 lower: other classes not well tested.

Steers. few choice 32.00- 33.50; few good, 1.080-1,290 Ib Holsteins, 29.20-60; heifers, few choice, 30.40-32.00; cows, high cutter and utility, high dressing utility. 22.40-22.80; cutter, 19.60-21.50; canner, 16.00-19.00; bulls, fo. high dressing utility, 27.90• 28.70; Individual cutter, 24.00; stock cows, feN packages choice bred mixed aged cows, 221.00-235.00 per head. Hogs 750; barrows and gilts steady: U.S.

1-2, 200-230 Ibs 20 1-3, 200-240. 19.25- 20.25; 2-4. 240 270. 17.00-19.00; sows steady to strong, 1-3 300- 600, Sheep 150: lambs 1.00 higher; other classes scarce; lambs, few choice, 101-107, 27 00; pack. age 112, 26.00.

Board of Trade CHICAGO (AP) Monday: High Low Close WHEAT Dec 1.69' 4 1,66 1.68 Mar 1.58° 4 1.56½ 1.57' May 1.522 1.50% 1.511% Jul 1.4312 1.4118 Sep 1.4412 1.4296 1.423% CORN Dec 1.1824 1.171 1.18'2 Mar 1.24 1.23 1.233% May 1.27 1.26¼ 1.26% Jul 1.29¼ 1.2814 1.282 a Sep 1.30 1.29 1.291 Dec 1.291 1.27¾ 1.273 Mar 1.3319 1.32 1.32 OATS Dec .7914 .79 .7914 Mar .76 04.762 a 2 May .7.40 .7412 a Jul .72 .72 Sep .6934 0.69 SOYBEANS Jan 3.1502 3.12¾ 3.1354 Mar 3.20½ 3.1712 3.18¼ May 3.25 3.21¾ 3.2212 Jut 3.28 3.24¼ 3.25 Aug 3.26¾ 3.23¼ 3.23¾ Sep 3.1614 3.14% 3.145A Nov 3.10% 3.08¼ 3.08% Jan 3.13%a 3.12 3.12½ The Hutchinson News MO 2-3311 Pubilshed dally and Sunday at 300 West Second Hutchinson, Kansas 47501 The Associated Press is entitled to the 050 by reproduction of all local news, printed In the newspaper as well all AP News dispatches. Stuart Awbrey Editor and Publisher Richard D. Popp John G. Harris Advertising Director Production Manager Department Heads News: R. E.

Coldren, editor. Wayne Lee, associate managina. Hitch, news editor. Rich Lovett, night editor. Millie Hurlahe, weekend editor.

Circulation: Dennis Smith, manager. Clarence Eales, malting room foreman. Advertising: Louse Fooshee, classified manager, Business: James Drake, manager. Art Fabrizius, office manager. Production: Robert Nicklin, Ray don, composing room foremen.

R. C. Robinson, D. E. Mangels, press room foremen.

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