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BUSINESS BRIEFS II Des Moines Tribune Page 1 A Mar. 20, 1972 New York Stocks i i i a is i tjer jr-eji i x- i i ani CHIME ALERT -F- ft NEW YORK, N.Y. (AP) Following is an abbreviated list of New York Stock exchange stocks at dsession Monday. A- Nat Gypsm INat Starch Steel Nat Tea 'New Eng El NY Hond iNiaoM Pow NL Ind NorAmRock iNorfk West Prime Rate HikedBut List Higher DOW JONES 1 P.M. (E.S.T.) STOCK AVERAGES 18' 47U i 43' 13 Vt 244 14'4 I6i4 141-4 4 34 81'i13 53' 363 1' 441 283 43' 41 6 13 4 36 II 41 60 23 35 3 317 22 14 32 283-4811 1 Box 4811 1 19 11 i 29 a Faberge Inc Fairch Cam Far WeslFn Finl Feder Firestone Fst Chart Flintkote FlaPowLt Fly Tioer FMC Coro FooteConB Ford Mot For McKess Fost Wheel Foxboro Freeot Min 18H- '1 41' 11'.

1934 Vl 25' 2414 14 31' 66H 30'! 24'! iii 74' 26W 22i- yp 19'! '4 441 1 14' Abacus Fd Abbott Lab ACF Ind Acme Clev Aodressco Admiral CP Air Prod Airco Inc 39 23Vi ia 34 48 Norns Ind NWestlnd NoNatGas NorStaPw Nwst Airl 12 4l'4 40 10 413 VI Nwt Bancp 30 Indus 946.49 3.61 or 0.38i 20 Transo 96(1 21 0 39 or 0.15 Alberto Cul 21 1 Vi 21' Vi -O-P- Alcan Alu I 15 Utils 115.54 or 0.13 I 65 Stocks 325.9 0.74 or 0.22 26 134i nhin Friinn 139 Fruehf Corp 233 4 18l Vs 5 24 52 -G- Olin Coro Owens III 'Par 50 1 Vl 191 6 3034 14' 3 45 32' IPac Lshtq Pac PowLt 2574 41H 3 14W 53V4 14 The Feller brothers and Dodo tthrfs the girl) make up one of the fmest tieht wire acts in the world. They corned om Germany and have jus completed a long-term engagement you with their superb balance and Showmanship at this year owa Snorts and Vacation Show. In add lion AO this and many other f.ne acts enidy the fun of browsing many ex hibits and displays of everyl thing from camping vehicles to resort n-formation booths. Plan now to br ng the entire family to th.s outstanding annual show beginnmg Tuesday March 21 and continuing through Sunday, March 26, at Veterans Audi-toriu'm in Des Moines. 32 151 49 Vt GAC Corp liAF Corp Gamb Skoa Gen A Tran Gen Oevelp Gn Dvnam Gen Eiec Gen Food Gen Mills Gen Motors 41 444 48 7'j 66 334 'Park Hannif iPenn Cent Penn Oix Penney JC Penna PwLt Pennz Unit PepsiCo Pet Inc Pfiier Phelps Dod Phiia- Flor 13 32" 58 150 36 8 24 410 3 134 29 57 24 V0 13 16 164 55 79 125 3 52 102 157 49 62 66 289 393.4 Vi Alleah Cp AHegh Lud Allied Chem Allied Mills Allied Strs Allis Chalm Alcoa AMBAC Ind Amer Hess Am Airlin Am Brands Am Bdcstq Amer Can Am Cry Sua Am Cyan AmEl Pw Am Hoist Am HosPit Am Motors Am NatGas Am Smelt Am Stand Am wt Am Amwat Wks AMF Inc AMP Inc Ampex Co Amstar Cp 253 14 24'5 4 13'T V4 513 4'b 1 114s 4 764 4 25V4 14 20'l Ve 7444 18 52'4 4s 408 Vi 43' 23' 2834 50'a 2634 3934 34 1181214 47' 11 84's 4s 22' 4 49'! 27' 26' 3 1 643,41 30 47' 3 84 V4 22'i 304 3 30 1 30' Vi 38't 75' Vi 433 113 27' 31 363 I 454 GenPubUt Gen Tire Genesco Inc Gerber Pd Getty Oil Use.

These Numbers To Contact Police For Help or With Information Crime Rate For DM. Down Again By Virgil Oakman Wr ft 291 77 27 29 17 62 716 144 95 249 140 130 342 22 34 9 34 71 76 260 27 65 97 217 5 15 5 99 11 19 537 Gillette Co Phillips Pet Pillsbury Pitney Bow Pittctnn Ca Glen Alden Goodrich Polaroid 142 293 12 14 40 441j 4 176 7l 47 36 Vt 70 21 84 15' 741 8 597 44 3 1 13' 46 5' 26 83'jl'4 115 8H 14 34 Vi 54 18H Vt 22 343 Goodyear Gould Inc Grate Co PPG Ind Prnrt Gamb Pub SVC Col Grant WT 477 is 13 Pulman GtAtlPac Q-R GtNorlron GtWnFinl 534 Is Quaker Oat Swiss Return To U.S. Stocks Leased Wires to The Tribune Swiss banks are once more pouring money into U.S. stocks. Indications are that the Swiss and other foreign investors expect Wall Street to place higher this year and if their interest continues at its current level net foreign purchases of U.S.

stocks will exceed $1 billion this year, investment experts predict. This would be a significant recovery from the $730 million invested last year and the $629 million in 1970. The figure, which represents the difference between sales and purchases, had slumped from $1.49 Million in 1969 and $2i7 billion in 1968. Swiss experts see two main reasons for the trend reversal the recent rise in Wall Street prices and the realignment of currencies last Dec. 18, which improved chances for world monetary stability.

TV Ad Sales Boom Television advertisers are flocking back to the networks, buying up prime time for their commercials much earlier than last year, broadcasting and ad officials claim. With the fourth quarter expected to sell out quickly RCA's National Broadcasting Company said 1972 might produce record revenues. NBC's optimism is echoed at Columbia Broadcasting System, and the American Broadcasting Co. As for price, officials at all three networks say commercials are hovering between $4 and $4.25 per thousand viewing homes, up from about $3 last year. Steel Or ders Lag April steel orders apparently will fall short of expectations because auto production is 8.7 per cent behind last year and producers are shopping for price breaks, Industry Week magazine reported.

The weekly business publication said General Motors will buy twice as much steel from Japan this year as last, and 6 per cent of GM's steel this year will be from foreign producers. Rising Spirits consumed 383 million gallons of whisky last year, 10.8 million gallons more than in 1970, according to a survey of whisky manufacturers published in Business Week magazine. Scotch and Canadian whiskys chalked up the biggest gains, the report said. 201 44 104 26' 4 25'i 20' 18' 103'4 '-4 26'i Green Giant Greyhound Grummn Cp 9 Ralston Pur Ranco Inc Raytheon 557 18' 14'i 14 cult Mobon 45 135 RCA Gulf Oil Ihe over-all crime rate in Republic St 18 V4 373 83 Gulf Wnlnd NEW YORK, N.Y. (AP) -Bluechip stocks were the best gainers Monday in an otherwise unexciting market.

Trading was moderate. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials was up more than 3 points at midday. Advances on the New York Stock Exchange led declines by a narrow margin. Analysts gave much of the credit for the Dow's rise to a 2Vi-point gain in Eastman Kodak to 115. The company last week introduced a new line of small cameras.

Brokers said undercurrents of profit-taking continued to trim prices of some issues as they did last week. The rise in the floating prime lending rate to 4 per cent from per cent by Bankers Trust Co. appeared to have little impact on prices. Two other major New York banks took the same step Friday. The prime rate is the interest banks charge their most creditworthy corporate borrowers.

Normally, a cut in the base 3 167 42 260 251 108 105 126 82 29 7 14 121 4 24 42 4i 41 '4 2444 71 734 4, 2144 Vl 71 1 134V4 44 164 1 Anaconda Anch Hock Ander Clayt Apache Cp Apeco Corp Arch Dan ArlansD St Armco Stl Armst Ck Ashland Oil Assd DGds vco Corp Avnet Inc II Dcs Moines was down in Febru Revlon Reynold Ind Reynold Mtl Rich Merr Rohm Haas Rohr Ind ary for the fifth consecutive 105 634 V. 175 2H 14 44 43 14 43 264 1 12 56' 32 195 14 75 14V4 Halllburtn Hanes Corp Hanna Mng 8634 'A 183A '4 58 V4 6044 44 52 59'4 V4 61V V4 month, Police Chief Wendell Nichols reported Monday. RoyCr Cola 35'-! 4 Vs 313 Royal Dut Avon Prod 80 117 1V4 -S- -B 33 Safeway Str 12 48' 4 Vj sj'i y2 Here inc rieublein Hilton Hotel Hobart Mfq Hoernr Wal Holiday Inn Homes tke Honeywell Houdaill Ind House Fin Houston LP Howrd John 39 45'i Vl 414 31'4 5041 40 Vt Nichols said there is a direct correlation between the lower crime rate and the number of drug arrests made in recent 16 3U't 41 231 1423-4-1 1,4 15' 5134 464 StJoe Min StLouSanF StRegis Pap SantaFelnd Schrng Ploh SCM Coro 60'-4 18 34 344 4 25 26 45'4 4a 105 42'4 V4 5111 months. 76 17VJ 4 Howmet cp 179 5034 -I-J- iScott Paper Sbd Wld Air iSearle GD 'Sears Roeb Shell Oil Although Nichols said he does not see the lower crime rate as 95' 21V Vi 16 14 14 884 1114s 14 484s 41 91Vi 4 48 Vi IllCentlnd III Power Simmons Barber Oil Beat Food Beckman Bell Howell Bemis Co Bendix Co Benefl Cp Benguet Berkev Pho Beth Steel Bobbie Brks Boeing Boise Cased Bond Ind Borden Borg Warn Borman Bourns Inc Braniff Air BriaQS Strat Brunswk Budd Co Burl Ind Burl North Burroughs 354 37 Vi 1344 35'4 Vb 431 4 a long-term trend, he is keep- i r- 293 33 a 96 I334 1 64 22 14 186 1834 4 11H 100 58' 1 97 32' Vi 5 81 Sinqer Co Skelly Oil ImpCpAm Inland Stl Inspirit Cop IBM IntFunrl 543 4s sooLinRR ing nis lingers crossea ana wiu keep police pressures on in the iSouthCal Ed i 108 16 36 19 78 31 88 157 3' 34 193 30 7 50 10 2 110 186 52 12 7 116 6 10 237 132 277 7 14 1 3 5 13 12 15 Southern to Intl Harv 12 Wi 30' 311A crime districts of the city. Int Mu fd Sou Pac Southern Rv Int Nickel 34 4 Sperry Hut nt Paper 354 58V1 4 IntTelTel 211 V4 29 407 77 511 5 24 1 1 5 37'4 1 36 46' 89 169H bperry Kna Spraaue El Std Brands Nichols credited intensified police crime prevention programs as a factor in the lower 184 Inters! PW V4 stdoi ca lending rate by commercial 19 27-s 221, 484 1 9934 44 50'8 37 14 11 4634 5914 66' 8 Vi 73s V4 835 434s 4 43 14 4644 Vi 50''4 107s Vi 35'4 19'4 4 lowaBeef laEI lalll G8.E lowaPL Itek Corp banks gives the market a boost crime rate, plus a seasonal 24' 4', l4 33 3034 StdOil Ind StdOil NJ StdOil Ohio Stauff Chem Stone Web Stude Worth decline" in the number of But, according to some ob 63'l 3B Jewel Cos 39 Johns Manv Jones Lau servers, the recent increase in 17'A 4 Camp Soup Cdn Pacif Carrier Cp Caier Trac Ceco Corp Celanese Cent Swest 55 17V4 Vt 7 49Vi 14 59 53'- 1 9 36'4 92 58' 32 4 Jostens the prime rate by the three sunuu Sunsh Mnq Super Valu Swift Co -K- banks is not enough to depress 26 45W Vt 12 26' Vt Cent Soya 374 4s 32 iSvbron Corp Kaisr Alum Kellogq Kennecott Cerro Corp iOS 15H1 the market since the money Lertnteea 46 1 KerrMcG 25 26V4 27? Vb 46' Vb 264 39V4 44 444 4s 111 1A Chase Manh 297 5754134 Ches Ohio 16 55? 444 4 4 25V4 18 Kimb Clark Kopoers Co Kraftco Cp Tektronix Teledyne Tenneco 'Tesoro Pet ChockFON 53 10'4 18 6" 45VB Vs 324 Kresae S5 246 33 Vi supply appears sufficient.

They said they expected consumer spending and corporate expansion to stimulate the economy later this year. Texaco nc Kroger Co 31'Sl'8 Chris Craft Chrysler CIT Financl Cities Svc Clark Oil 94 4 1 191a Vi iTexGUSul Rates Fall -L- 156 40'- Vi 136' Texas Inst TexEastT 44Vi 11 19'4 7 6Vt 5 91 91 70 463 61 80 59 50 50 5 16 15 230 73 40 of the gradual decline in effective interest rates evident since the fall of 1971," Martin said. 1 The average term to matur ev iff 321A Vi. 11 43Vi 1 Lane Brynt Lear Siegler LibbyO Frd LibbMcNL 22 21 Vi iTextron Thiokol Toots Roll Trans Union Cluett Pea Coca Cola Colq Palm Collins Aik 7 Vs 35 's 194s 164 48 51 Vi 224 1 29Vi 4s 3444 4 American Stocks TransW Air Foe Home Loans WASHINGTON, D.C. (AP)-A further decline in interest rates for conventional mortgage ity on new home loans rose to 4 23 54 11 93 12 275 248 42 23 116 94 Transam Ligg Myers LingTemV Litton Ind Lockhd Aire Loews Corp Londntown LoneSta Ind Tri Cont TRW Inc Monday's Market 30 Vs Aprntnl Twent Cent 61 1251 4 171 66 4 17 29' 11 1634 7 21'4 14 33 53'i 39 34 '4 48 13' 14 265 '4 134 3634 14 59 14' 14 669 59'4 634 75 25' 4jb Jeannette CD 65' 1214 VS 19 1314 Vi 5534 16'i l'A 2634 Vi 304 224 21 Vb 94 Vi Collins Rad Colt Indust CBS Colum Gas Colum Pict Coml Snlv Comw Edis Comwlth Oil Comsat 1634 8V 22'4 4178 Kaiser Ind -U- Airwick Ind Amco Indust Am Safety Eq 16 1434! loans occurred in February, 7 UAL Inc LoneS Gas Long I si Lj Lukens Stl 5 umc nd 23'4 2 Banister corP RTH rnro Chairman Preston Martin of the 3 Kirby Ind LTV Aerospace LTV Electrosy Mallorv Ran Nytronics Recrion Corp STP Corp Lykes Yngs Unilevr NV Un Carbide rarrnk Devpl 2 Con Edis 22 M- unionfci 30 4S14 14 Champion Horn 69'? 40'4 Federal Home Loan Bank Board announced Monday.

UnOil Cal 9 ci AAtg or wr 0-4 Fed Resources 3 Macy RH Maanavox 21 5934 14 3034 3 313,41 UnPac Corp Uniroval ron Foods Con Frpght ConNatGs Consu Pow Cont Can ContCooo tenna Corp US Filter Wagner Elec Gen Build 6 52 22 15 76 21 1 261 61 78 53 332 25 185 18 10 28 75 123 32 27 years February from 26.5 years in January and the average loan-to-price ratio increased from 75 per cent to 76.4 per cent, he said. Plains Navigation In the Old West, trail bosses pointed the wagon tongue toward the North Star at night to give them a bearing when moving out the next morning. 4834 14 44 42'i 14 4534 Vi 184s 1 3114 Ve 60 Vi 1844 4 3244 14 12'i 14 10'4 'a 274 Vb 30 27 '4 33'4 17 14 86 Vi The average effective interest iMapco Inc 'Marcor Inc Marine Mid Unit Aircft Unit Brands imoco Gateway on Iroquois Ind 34 rate charged borrowers buying United Corp Cont Mtge Marq.em Marsh Field Unit M8.M US Gvosm newly built single-family homes cont Oil Cont Daa Corng Glass Martin MassevF ODD-LOT TRADES NEW YORK (MONDAY) (AP) The Smelt Cnwles Com IB Vs 203 14'! M. H9 28 57' 5 70 228'-! Iq 99 35 28 50'i 23 1214 138 26? I A 1 I 1 dropped from 7.78 per cent in January to 7.60 per cent last US Steel UnivOii Pd Upiohn Co Maytaq McCrory Cd McDonald McDonnO new Tors aiui. cAwwiiac icnw odd lot transactions by principal dealers i 4 a IT.

mirrhacoc nt 9S9.697 CPC lnl Crane Co Crowell Coll 47 19 15'3 V4 USM stp -V- shares; sales of 493,546 shares including McGraw Ed McBrw Hill 64 99 3 43 62 25 11 47 27 17 4 24 155 29 19 6 84 1 414 22 11 155 1 40 38 134 106 9 month, Martin said. February's drop is a continuation Curtiss Wrt Varian Asso 151 ME I Corp 43'! 1.4 44441V4 43Va Vs 28'4 3434 Vi 144 33' Vi 2244 4 134 42 27'A Vi 93 1 4314 Vi 384 Vi 17' Vb 44 3-i 29's Vb 443,4 1 10' 1914 Vs 23Vi 14 112'i '4 147', '2 21'! 4s 52' i 54'4 32 iB 30'4 Vi 94Vi l'j 16 32ra 4s -D -w- 4,440 auiu 3HUH. U.S. Treasury Dart Ind 24 55 Vi Walareen MercK LO Meredith Cp MerLynch Mesabi Tr MGM MidSouUt Warn Lam Wesco Finl Deere Co Dennis Mfg DialFin Diam Int Diebold In Wstn AtrLin 24's 'i 824i 3 15'! 4014 Va 5514 Vb 50''b 203 y. WASHINGTON, MONDAY (AP) The Midwst Oil 59 6OV4I 13 38 1 16'i 14 41'i 8 51'41 20 1 5334 Vi 15 3434 7 68'4 14 264 853,4 1 MinnMM Disney cash position of the Treasury March 15, 1972 compared to March 15, 1971: Balance Wstn Union Westgh El Weyerhsr WheelPit Stl Whirlpool Minn PwLt MobilOil Dist Seaa Dome Mine Dow Chem 6,170,680,720.68 i 5,305,159,108.17 2 11134 Vs iMonsanto i wimn i 138 white Motor Whittakr Dressr nd 5146,851,129,576.86 $139,077,480,179.57 MontDak Uf Mont Pow Motorola TAX SERUiCE from MBn5XI3r BY APPOINTMENT ONLY duPont mm 21-26 mmicii Wi nams Co 98 36 53 264 1334 Vs 47V8 'a 785a 34 97a Va 43 49 34 41 170 lit 16 24' 14 -E- Withdrawals Fiscal Year $177,499,582,908.68 $164,011,485,244.38 Tntal Dpht Duqsne Lt MSL Ind iMunsinqw III II I 1 kr Winnebago Wolver WW Woolworth Wrigley $429,1 25,353,050.59 $392,942,237,1 61.97 47 N- 8 156'il Gold Assets 9,588,301,283.26 10,732,015,021.38 inrinriPi M94.197.524.55 debt 1972 -X- Y-Z- Nabisco Nat Airlines Nat Can EastnAirL East Kodak Inc ElPaso NG Emerson El EMI Ltd 93 243, 1 466 115'l2'4 12 2534 Vi 147 18H 62 853m 10 55 figure not subiect to statutory limit.

45 83 62 132 23 58' i 1 40'. 4 Vi 16 3334 Vi 14 Xerox Co NatCashR Zavre Coro 38 13934114 15 34's 55 48'! Vi Nat Distill IZenith Metals NFW YflRk" (MONDAY) (AP) Spot crimes. Nichols said serious crimes normally are lower during the winter months and start rising again in warmer weather. But they did not increase last month, an indication that police efforts are working. "All categories of Part I crimes showed a decrease except for rape, which showed a 33 per cent increase," he said.

Part I crimes, he explained, are crimes reported to police most frequently and include murder, manslaughter, rape, robbery, aggravated assault, burglary, larceny and auto thefts. Part II crimes, which range from arson and stolen property cases to family squabbles, also showed a decline. Nichols noted that Part I crimes in February totaled 116 compared to 122 reported during the same month last year. Part II crimes totaled 809 last month, down 12 per cent from the 909 reported in February, 1971. Police crime prevention programs, Nichols said, have been centered in areas of the city where the highest crime rates were being reported.

When crime activity starts going up in a certain section of the city, additional police units including detectives and tactical police squads are shifted into that area, he explained. Besides the reduction in major crimes, Nichols pointed out that there have been fewer traffic accidents and injuries so far this year as a result of efforts by the patrol division. Nichols noted that there have been no traffic fatalities this year and that there were 258 fewer traffic accidents last month than in February, 1971. He said 1,012 more tickets were issued last month over February, 1971 to persons who were caught speeding. Capt.

Jack Beaitsley, head of the uniform patrol division, attributed the decline in traffic accidents, injuries and deaths to intensified efforts by patrolmen. Beardsley noted that radar units are being used more frequently in the city and that every patrolman is being trained to operate a radar unit. He said intersections where large numbers of accidents had been reported also have been redesigned and improved to help cut down on traffic nonferrous metal prices: copper S2VW2c If you're i busy eiecntrre. chances ire your tine is better spent making money for your business. Our Executive hi Service is designed to meet the special teals of your busy schedule.

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Taping News For the Blind LOGAN, UTAH (AP) Blind people have easy access to the Gets Term In One-Car Accident Gerald Burton Berkland, 30, of 1920 E. Walnut has been sentenced to 30 days in the Polk County Jail on three sepa For Appointment 278-0700 212 MERLE HAY TOWERS AHiO BLOCK 172 Chess Match Set June 22 AMSTERDAM, THE NETHERLANDS (AP) Chess officials decided Monday the world title match between champion Boris Spassky of the Soviet days headlines through radio but there is a large portion of the news that they may miss. Speech students at Utah State University have started a proj ect for some 50 sightless per rate traffic violations following a single-car accident on Mere sons in the Cache Valley area. Union and his U.S. challenger Bobby Fischer will begin in Belgrade, Yugoslavia, on June dith Drive Sunday night in The students record on tapes such events as marriages, city I ULJULJ AUDITORIUM which Berkland and four pas and county council meetings.

22. sengers in his car were injured. entertainment and letters to the With the title goes $138,500 in Johnston police said Berk-land's auto went out of control editor. prize money, 7lxh per cent to The tapes are mailed out on the winner and the remainder I iks about 8 p.m. Sunday on a curve in the 4600 block of Meredith a weekly basis and the old to the loser, a spokesman for Drive, turned over twice and the International Chess Feder ation said.

After 12 games the match switches to Reykajavik, Ice tapes returned to be reused. Yemen Crash Kills All 30 Aboard ADEN, SOUTH YEMEN (AP) A Yugoslav-Egyptian land, where the title contest will be continued on Aug. 6. eventually landed on its top after skidding 120 feet. A passenger in the car, Merle W.

Hamiel, 39, of 1701 Woodland one of those injured in the accident, was reported in good condition at Veterans Hospital Monday with possible spine or rib fractures. Berkland and the other three Dasseneers. Madelyne McCIain, ietliner slammed into a moun This neither an offer to seU nor a solicitation of an to buy these securities. Tke oferis made only by ihe Prospectus. tain and exploded in a ball of fire in South Yemen Sunday, March 17, 1972 Not New Issue killing all 30 persons aboard.

Rescue workers returning from the site reported most of 50, of 4700 Fifty-second Nel- the bodies were mutilated beyond recognition. The Yugoslav iet was chartered by Egypt's Produce Market la Hall, 52, of 1701 Woodland and Gloria Cline, 23, of 1310 Grand were treated at Broadlawns Polk County Hospital and released Sunday national airline. It hit the side of Mt. Shamsan before it was 225,000 Shares Donovan Companies, Inc. Class A Common Stock (Par Value $1.00 Per Share) Iowa Produce to land at Aden on a flight from Cairo.

night. tymkiSJ'SS ''v' Jl 1 ft Following Is Monday's report on Iowa egg and poultry markets as reported by Fed-State Market News: EGGS Incentive eggs 1c higher to IVic lower; others unchanged; demand light to fair; buyer sentiment barely steady; price per dozen paid producers at farms, cases exchanged 11 a.m. Friday to 11 a.m. today egg prices under buyer duality and volume Incentive: Incentive grade A large 24-28C, mostly 25-27C; A medium 19-25c, mostly 20-21c; other farm e9qs A large or better 19-22c, mostly 19-20c; A medium 12-15c, mostly 13-Uc; large 12-15C, mostly 13-14c; dirties and checks 7-lOc, mostly 8-10c; smalls and peewees 7-10c, mostly 8-10c. LIVE POULTRY Prices unchanged; nrice paid producers at farm 11 a.m.

Want Ad Turns Catfinder Roy Herrera found out what Reeister and Tribune Want Ads Berkland appeared before Johnston Police Court Judge Charles Roberts Monday and pleaded guilty to charges of operating a motor vehicle under the influence of alcohol, failure to have his vehicle under control and driving with a sus-nended operator's license. Price $19 per Share can do when he advertised the Friday to 11 a.m. today per lb paid for following: Judge Roberts sentenced him to BLUE PERSIAN Cat lost vie. 19th Pleasant. XXX-XXXX.

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New York Produce NEW YORK. N.Y (USDA) EGGS Wholesale egg offerings ample; demand slow to fair; wholesale selling prices based on volume sales; New York spot ouolatlons follow: standards 30-31 Vic; whites: fancy larpe (47 lbs min) 35-36c; fancy mediums (41 lbs average) 33-34c; Herrera reports the cat was found the second morning the concurrent 30-day jail terms on each of the charges. Border Talks TOKYO. JAPAN (AP) The ad was in the paper. Not all Dain, Kalman Quail Incorporated Kidder, Peabody Co.

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