The Hutchinson News from Hutchinson, Kansas • Page 24

uture CSiJcago (AP) made progress at Tuesday's board 'of-trade'session, but other futures the. going vanced on short covering midway through the session, on 1 better cash basis, but wheat "dragged riut the tt-ading 1 A lower basis for acceptance by tJie cornmodity credit corporation "had an effect on trading in wheat Range Of Futures Karnar.Cllj- P. C. Open High Low Close Kansai city'Cora P. C.

Close Chlcagn Close Chlcaio ttHeiit Dec. ..2.10 ..2.10 2.02U 2.0:% July 1.S6 2.01'i 2.02U Dec. 1.13 1.83K May 1.17 1.17 .67 li .87 High Low Dec. 'July 1.03-H Fresh Demand Lii declined were prospects although there of governmenl buying, which some traders said had been discounted in recent advances. Lard, developed some buying power on reports of army purchases for and prospects for more to be shipped to the man occupied area.

A better cottonseed oil market, combined with rain over the soybean harvest section to give beans a firm tone. At the close wheat was 94 -to lower than Monday's close, December was higher to Jower, December Oatsc were unchanged to lower, December Rye was Vn to 1 cent November 4 Lard was unchanged to 13 cents a 'hundredweight lower. October fuUir.es purchases: Monday week ago 8,441,000: year ago 6,585,000, Open interest- in wheat futures Monday totaled 76,008,000 bushels. Close 2.13 Chlrago Cem 2.14% 2.1»» 2.13% 1.1SH' Open l.Wi High Low Close Chicago P. C.

Close 'Dec. Mar. 1.22 1.22 "4 1.21H 1.21S 2.00W 2.09*1 2.08% 1.23 1.23H 1.22'i I.S'J Oct. Nov. ....,13.10 48.50 ....52.65 48.05 July 1.22% J.S3M 1.22 1.2SU Dec.

46.00 46.15 New York, (AP) Fresh de mand streamed into the stock mar ket lifting the general price levc high for the year. Leading issues including i couple, of steel stocks advanced tractions to more than a point, some to their best prices for 1949, -Turnover was at' the rate I around 1,300,000 shares for the full session. Bidding for radio and television stocks was particularly vigorous duringr the morning, U. S. Steel moved a-narrow price range, showing a slight gain a good part of the day.

Higher prices were paid for Bethlehem Steel. Youngstown Sheet, Genera! Motors, Chrysler, Admiral Emerson Radio, Philco, Radio Santa Fe, Nickel Plate, Southern Goodrich, Montgomery Ward, SOUP ore THE Mew in- early; "odd' head choice calf club year- Ings 20.00 most' common and medium helfert, 16.00-21.00; common and medium cows' 13.50-15.00; few good 15.80-16.00; can- cutters 10.50-13.00; early sales medium 'and pood sausage bulls mainly good and choice vealers 21.0025.00; good arid choice heavy calves 18.00-' trcttnion KVi. 1 W. 1 i 20.00; medium (tood light st-ck steers 'International Paper, Eastman KO- to hear tne cage of the. state Koqst Robbing nn ffi aselolrial and yearlings 16.00-21.00.

hotce vealers 21.00- Douglas Aircraft. General Food ur me being chosen -'Tuesday heavy calves Internntlon ll apcr Eastman to hear the age tn' ate er dak, Allied Chemical, Common-j sus alter Blackburn, Partridgej puMlsned September SI, NOTICK APPOINTMENT, EXECt'TOH STATE OP KANSAS, County, 'la Probate Court of iuld County. In the matter of the. estate of, A. Barnttt, Late of Reno County NOTICE IS HEREBY" TO THE creditors, heirs, legatees 'and all othe persons concerned, that 'September 21 WW, the undersigned the Pro bate Court of Reno County, dul appointed and qualified as executor ot th A.

G. Bamett, deceased, late County, All parties Interested tn said estate take notice, and govern themselves. demands not exhibited within, nine, month Iron the date of the first publication the above notice shall be forever'''barred CLAIR D. H7TER Executor JAMES H. REXROAD, Probate Judge OOERINO ft HYTER, Attorneys Classified Advertisement? Phone 4400 MOOS active, so-75 ealth Edison, Standard Oil CNJ) 3 'eRriy 5 j8.75; 0l Bood 00 3 S.

Gypsum and General Elec- choice 'ISO-ISO Ibs 17.75-1S.OO;' 15.00-if,.; 17.00; few around 300 Ibs 17.25-50; old. Livestock Markets Kannaii. City. l.lve»toeh Kansas City fAP) 8000; calves 1300; fed steers active strong 'to 50 riigher asking prtaei retarding trade on grass steers; scatteret steady to stronger; heifers steady higher, advance on' kinds eligible to isell 25.00 steady-to 25i'hlgh- er: and Dealers- calves steady to strong; unchanged; steers active, strong; heifers in -narrow demand; 3 loads: good choice medium weight fed steers good fed low stags 8.50-12.50; SHBFP 800; spring lambs mostly 50 lower; ewes 50 higher; good and choice -native spring lambs 21.50-22.50: choice ewes up to 8.50. ChlcMo Livestock Chicago (USDA) HOOS lower on m- A A tf nr Kn (J oulllttl lu, farmer, learn much 1 about the habits of chickens within few days.

Blackburn is charged with two counts of grand larceny iii con- 10 Minimum 1 Day Per I Per 12e 7 Per Per Word- II COU.NT ALL NAME AND ADDRESSES CaTdsTbTTfiaiiirs" Wia. Appliance 'Salesman And Supervisors- Must havt Men qualified by ap GUARANTEED PAY WHILB IN TRAINING A' grand i pportunjty for aggressive sales men to earn good money with exceUen opportunity advancement. Sell west em Auto's complete line of Wizard Horn appliances! REFRIGERATORS. RANGES. WA8H ING MACHINES, HOUR FREEZERS VACUUM CLEANERS.

WATER HEAT BRB, AND TRUE TONE Liberal Commission. ac count. Experience desirable but' no essential, We will thoroughly train' yoi experience will be consld erod for supervisory Contac Mr. Winston. 'Western.

Auto No Phone calls" pledac, 7 rJ II taih-ln-Advancr OUcnuni In thl Cnrii. nig! irntchhian or truck driving Would con slder.anythftiK. Will go Wei 6713R. KURSINO with housework for. elderly, or middle, nge in 'Box 08B, News-Herald.

WANT PRACTICAL nursing or care foi elderly lady or couple." Write.Box 66-A, News-Herald. PAKT TIME ork desired by carpente: tnw Call 3566 EXPfiR-'ENCED PRACTICAL nurse 4 or night duty. Phone. 6334-R. Personal Services 12 Itted.

Edith Dressier, cornellere, phnne IRONING bnby sitting and house work. Phone 6713Ri CHiCB my home, day or light. PJionc 7718R. "WASTBIJ" b'aby sitting, 35c hour, 370W. Business Services nection with" the theft Of 34 chfck- express our CAST 1RON BolfER 13 closed mostly off; sows 25-50 top 19.25, sparingly; practical top lfl.00 cholcei 230-270.

Ib; most good and choie? butchers 18.50-10.00'; 100220 Ih 18.00-75, lighter weights scares, few 170-190 Ib 17.25-18.25; sows under -ion Ib. 17.S5-1S.50; 425.525 Ib 15.75-17.00; odd sows as low as 15.00; good Grain Receipts Hutchlncon, 22. Wichita 11; Omaha St. L. 11; lens from neighbor Fred RexrOEd 'or your kind o( sympalny weldcd TRAILER HITCHES built to order i 10 the recent loss of our husband and father.

pull trailers, etc. MOTOR flay 12; 12 flom-ROJ'- Love on March Mra aco Nyc Mr. Mrs. oeo. BLOCKS 4 HEADS, electric welded I Nye, Mr.

na, Martin, Mr. Chicago IS; Minn. 278: Winnipeg The defendant allegedly sold 30 Mr. Mrs. Edwin Truead.ell.

Dili 33B: Ft. Worth -Enld'36. C. 25; St. L.

Z3; Chicago 116. Mrs. Oliver Nye. Airs. Mrs.

Ernest Evans, C. 15; Omaha St. L. Chicago 15. C.

1. ntchlnson Grain clearance. Carlot cash wheat was called today on calves 600; cootl Kutchlnjon Board of. 'A to Us choice fed active. of the chickens'to'Foultrymari Joe Ginrich.

'Sheriff's deputies MACHINE tan of the chickens one day and Call us about low cost rent Special NoUces SAN'DEKS- 20 the next to the Rexroad'andi SUNFLOWER GLASS A PAINT co. I 418 N. Mam-Hhonr 2262 Love farms, released thenv in, thej and saw'- most of That CORTBX. treatment. It costs you noth- ground.

HANKI.VS Wr.L&INQ. 114 S. Washington AIR COMPRESSOR for breaking, pav- IDS. concrete etc. Kightlinger Lumber Co.

8 and" hcVfcrs moderatelyiiower." was called ugd. on il immediatelv tnlfr the' 11 to Investigate. DR. ATKINSON. sss steady to 50 hlshor: lower.

vt netles 1 on undesirable. Demandj cmcKens immeaiaieiy emer tne small lot choice, stcera. bulk medium to food aliort feds 21.50-25.50; load high good and choice around 900 Ib fed heifers 28.75; few loads common, and grass steers'. 16.00-21.00; and medium beef cows 13.25-14.50; few good upward. 1o cannera and cutters ill.00.13.Z5; veaier top.

25.00;- few loads good to choice yearling stock steers 31.00-23.25; load good to choice arouod 850 Ib feeders 22.50. uneven, 1-ayeraglng, around steady; cows slow, steady to weak; bulls fully 25 higher, vealers steady; four loads choice to prime 1290-1370 Ib. alters 34.50-85, top 34.85, choice" 1000 Ib Colorado yearlings 34.25: most choice 1 steers 32.50-34.00; good to low-choice fed steers and yearlings 27.50-32.00; "medium to low-good steers 10.50-27.00; good and ch'oice heifers26.50- 31.00; common and medium beet cows 14.25-18.50; canners 14.50;' medium and and cutters 12.00•good bulls 17.75- 17.75-lfi;W; medium to choice vealers 24.00- 28.0p. SHEEP 3.500 bidding 1.00 low fair. Cash Sales (K.

C. Basis); Cars. No. 1 hd and dk No. 2 htl ar.d dk No.

3 and dlf No. 4 hrt and dk i Knnins City Cash City tone henhouses to'roost. Basis of the state's case so far has been that a' chicken- will re turn to its own roost. Called 'as witnesses in the case in addition to the principals and Xrnsas City 1 ic lower to 2c higher: NO. 2 hard and Ginrich are Duane B.

-E. dark hard S2.20-2.25H; No. 3, Hamilton I on z.27«: NO. 2 red NO. 3, Frizzeii, c.

w. Hamilton, nothing.done on No. i-cr; fed yearlings 2.16MN. CORN 25 cars, tone 2 white S1.41-1.45N; No. 3 No.

2 yellow and. mixed ewes steady, to weak; medium to Boodiji.24i/,-i.25U; No. 3, 19.00; native ewes 9.00 down. HOGS 3000; fairly active, mostly 25-50 lower than weight below -190 Ib fairly 1 scarce; good and choice 200-270 Ib 18.50.19.00; latter price paid for choice 210-240 Ib; aood and choice Ib 17.00.18.BO; sows 15.5017.75;- stags 13.00 4000; slow, nothing sold early, opening bids on slaughter lambs sharply lower, asking fully steady; good and choice Colorado lambs held above 23.25. Wichita Livestock Wichita (AP) 1600; calves but generally steady Produce Markets Kansas Frnduce Kansas City tAP) Unchanged.

cars; tons steady to high er; No. 2 white 69-72'AN; No; 3, 71MN. MILO POULTRY Roasting springs, 3V, Ibs up 21; commercial h.rollere, 2-2H Ihs 22; farm-run 2-2H Ibs 22; leghorn broilers other poultry prices unchanged. Produce. Chicago LIVB (Prices paid by local prices of course, are hlgbel Ammerman, Allen A lj bert Krause and Deputy Sheriffs Vic Gene Schroder and Al Severson: Subcommittee Rejects Olds North Main.

Phone 313. for Wheel- Ing, West Va. Take 3 passengers, share expenses Write Box c-o Hutchln- inson News-Herald. TAX TROUBLES? See us. STANLEY M.

TENNANT Associates. Income Tax Consultants, Central St. Bank Bldg. MEASURING WHEE'LS. one rod J10T66.

fired W.50. -Connter for either wheel 65. CARMEAN. Jlutehinson, Kansas, UT1T SUFFER? Better see Evangellnn for a Swedish 734 East- FiNE COsMEfiCS PEH- FUMES Vena Hazell. District Distributor, 401 East.

Ph. 1 wTLL not be responsible for debts other than my ERMAN (Erman E. Griffin (s). GRIFFIN, Washington (AP) POULTRY "steady 40 prices- unchanged: BUTTER on all classes; very few slaughter ateersj47-48 and on current receipts at 64-47. under grades current receipts Steady; receipts 1 prices I over 4 pounds.

Unsettled: recelpls pri- under 4 pounds .13. i unchanged to' two cents dozen lower on S. standards all commerce subcommittee voted -un- janimously Tuesday against approv: jlng'a third term for Leland Olds 'Ion the federal power commission. McCoyr-111 West Don Reid, 123 East 13th; L. G.

Hall, 120 Campbell; Bankers Investment A and Walnut; John L. Cooper, 311 West ICth; E. Hamilton. 1017 East Fourth; Dan Gadberry. 757 East uuiur- utiti- P.

K. Heger. 420 North Ford: 3 000 KansansOn list Ontario, (AP) The -bus driver in the tragic railroa crossing that took 18 live was described Tuesday extr cautious and conscientious by the survivors. Meanwhile, an inquest will held here Wednesday into deaths of 10 air fivi girls and their chaperone, killed when their bus was demolished by a speeding passenger train. The death list dropped to 16 Monday when the coroner's office discovered a duplication.

The five other passengers were injured. Among air force personnel killed was Opl. Conrad ti. Me- Clay, Stockton, son of Mrs. Bertha McClay.

The Injured included William Radcliff, 10, Garnett, Has. The bus was returning from a special services party Sun day night when struck by the Pacific's eastbound Pony Express, traveling at 70 miles an hour. Survivors indicated that the bus driver, identified as Corp. Doyle W. "Hall.

24, Hobbs Island, ii berSfrne confused at the crossing Gibson, circle Drive; T. Ryior, as-several passengers shouted con- 31 Bast 13lh: Doniinger's Food, Locker, flicting directions to him. The subcommittee includes four (Democrats and three Republicans. The full interstate commerce 'committee is slated to meet Whitiey, insanity, defendant was Newleld to 305 East A morning and may act for- milted to state hospital at Lamed MarctilSOO West Fifth. Percy Miller to 1126 on the subcommittee's re- 17, 1843, nartiee have one child.

Fifth from 318 West First. Olile Noore. i. fh full 'to 911 East Ninth from 439 East commeriaanon tnen S'nCe tne IU11 INFANTS CLOTHES, towels, rugs, dolll, dollies, aprons. STEVENS GIFTS, West 5th, 1530W.

BAHK MENTS. Graudatea of C. 8. M. 110 East .2617.

TEA chair sets, pillow cases, vanities. The Gift Shop, 1427 East 6th. TNUSUAL OIFTa. Ready for Christmas orders. C'Ann.

deHi other than my own. Edith Maley. MAGAZINE SUBSCRIPTIONS Ruby McKee. 3113W or 821. Schools-Instrncnoiu 'Everything to build Any'hing' East 4th.

Phone '474 IBS CONSTRUCTION REMODELING FRED A. W. BRENT Cirptnter Builder Let us figure your next job Phone Public Anctloin 135, ber P.M. 76 Onernsnys Holstelns. Fresh cows and, Heifers, Huavv springers and open heifers, TB -Uanija tested.

W. W. amber, Pretty Prairie, Kansas. BUY OR sell your furniture at Claude McMllllns Auction House. 310 West Sale every Friday.

Phone 2021. Miscellaneous For 8nle Page 22 rc Hutchinscn News-Herald Tuesday, October 4, 1049 gniiseholt) It Can't Be Done you etin't rrtutch our low BIG 'SALE -All types of paint was S7.20, price $1.98 hos watr cm price Sl.00; seat No sini pnoc2. "1,000 13'iH EI.S liEJtcr a burner hot plate Walnut taWci lllcavy ve cm Wt surd Goods. was J17.05. price iflM ner not: A In En- Vd dow Kcrccn wire was 20o.

sale price Sc Oak hoarder n. iiy-ishbonrds sale tirice 25c; oil was S69.3&, said price each: frcsli' fill water traps was SIS.75. sale price kids sidewalk roller skates was S3.U3 now Darn'hay fork wan, $68 00 now moim egg cnses wan 50.05. now Jl.BO; electric vent' signs was ac. now Sc; belt dressing was 030, now 25c; dairy 1 iproy was now 25c a.

gal; garden hoe'and hand cultivator- was 51,00,, now 30c; Ncats-Foot oil (orI 100 PKI linear 3 China table lamp, I IK gold trim 180 Coll iiuicrsprlnK luallK-ca S2.39 $3.95 SI.25 .80 .25 S5.0J 518.9S S2.05 Mirror front canliuil EmcrHon luhip mcdi'l radio nutotnc.llc phonPgr.ipl! Rollers.Bargain Basement 615 -nth Main 301 "27 tirejcoaf, ulie 40-41. Herring; bone twtcd suit patch, largo 'box, $2.00 slM, now otic tElzo 40-42 Ont-'nor sport flhM, all axle grease SI.60, now 50c (or wool. H14 leather was 53.75, now 3S113. SOc each; spark plugs 65c. loc each; used Inoertufaes, your choice.

NO COD'S' 'PLEASE. P1ERSOK AUTO SALVAGE. 700 East IV Ph. 5951. neck.

313 West A. Phont 8woalCTi. also formnlc, size Phone 3107. STORM SASH! Pay for themselves In fuel Added; Is free. Phone 336 for Estimate.

No down months to pay. Davis Lumber Co. 33 First, Ph. 336 basements, Isvelins floors, cement work of any kind and work. All work guaranteed, drop a card to Stanley IVhltajief.

Buhler, Kansas. Lett Service RADIO 'REFRIGERATOR ELECTRIC 508 S. 41h. Phone TO topped or Roada graded. Caterpillar and Fresno work.

Earl Duntworth, 323 East C. Ph. 6244. FOR FIRST class cement ellng. Prices -reasonable, Phone S13 West 8th.

Wi T. Bean, contractor. SCISSOR SHARPENING, saw filing ensilage cutter' knives sharpened: C. ECHELBKRGBR. 110-12 West B.

SHINGLES Select No. 1 Canadian Red Cedar Shingles At Your Friendly Co-Op Elevator Trtiflo Pumps THE FINEST WATER' SYSTElt COSTS LESS IN THE LONG HUN W. Hartmann Co. 120 N. Adams Phone T-TanC with clutch, transmission and belt pulley.

Model No. HP 217. Price 1160. Carlson- Rankln Implement Co. JlcPherson.

Phonei AEVANCE TEMS for quality ft service asR your neighbor he hos one. DE ATZ SONS 2011-17. 821. ir-electric and Batteries, mo- Lambert Lundbcre, tors, radio; Farmers' Wonts south Main 1200 West 4th. Rent A Typewriter All Models Buv A Typewriter Small Payment Payments Like Rent Western Typewriter Co.

4th Main Phone 798 Remodeling and cabinet work done. OBOROB P. ALEXANDER 3724. LETTERS. 1NG.

Nora Martjn Letter Shop. 126(4 MOTOR REWINDING and -BEPAIRINC, RUSSELL ELECTRIC, 708 Bait 7th. Ph. 3088, NOW Is None Too Soonl Charles Nuncmaker to sosvi west Ninth committee has only 13 memberi.i mtort a from 425 west nth. Hunter w.

smith to U- subcommittee constitutes a ma- 1 6 tlme entering subcommittee constitutes a ma The Dlegal Parkers C. R. Bell, 525 Easl'J. W. Clcndenen to Garden Plaza fromljority Of it.

Lemcn. 208 East E. L. 400 West 10th. 400 west i9th from 7 Eaat isth.

Mrs. be shorter than you think. School Classes Building Permits Olds, 58, has served on the mission since 1939. He was firstj 11Vli (appointed to it by-President Roose- Start 1 UCt. 10U1 ivelt.

President Truman nominated! a 419 Hyde Park, lor another term, but he can- garage, S6.000. jnot serve without senate approval. Jack Bice. S28 West 14th; E. B.

Far ney. 210 Will Thompson. 617, SKta- 55-vSS? a ium 1 ifim-'l a a llth. garage, 1300,, 6M Ea'st Sw! Hampton. 719 Ea.t Eighth, Olds has been; under fire Vorth Washington; Harvey C.

Jerald. ba throom, 5200. articles he wrote in-the 1920S and) tast Third; George P.ick, 720 Bait Sher-! velma 1522 North Prairie, attach! loto'r A'. Waters, '725' North! Br 'e raan 2106 Eaat Fourth, 0werg over the gas in- Classes Meet Monday And Thursday, 6 p.m. to 3 p.m.

MAKE ARRANGEMENTS NOW I orle A. Magyar. 803J4 East Second; Waler Ruthruff, 514 14th; Mrs. L. E.

ewls. 1014 -West 'First; Gray Construe- 415. West Ninth; John A. Blount, 25 East E. Showalter, 1019 North ackson; A.

C. Potter, ,117 North Wash- ngton; R. L. Sanders, 310 East Fourth; L. D.

Gass, RFD Tt. E. McAdams, 123 I L. R. Foy.

move house Main. 11.000. William J. Coble, 115 South Jefferson, repair garage, 3200. Davis-Chllds Oldsmoblle uied car sales office, 12S West Second.

11.600. Luminous Neon, 117 East Sherman, sign. 5500. jfor his views on federal regulatory! powers over the gas.in-' iear 16th dustry. Friends of Olds have con-i that-the attack upon him stemmed'from big power and na-j tional gas interests.

The Salt City Business College Hutchlnson, Kansas OVER 70 YEARS Approved For Veterans ENTER DAY SCHOOL ANY TIME ark; C. E. Jones, West 22nd; August unhardt. RF0 SpMrs. George A.

Moore, 2 Crescent; Albert Pula. 100 East 17th; Webber, 321 West 12th; C. M. cen, 7 Bast 28th; R. G.

Finger, RPD W. B. Toung. 411 Went D. E.

nn hncKelford; Hnrold Hill, 906 East Third, ayne Wolventor, 114 East Sadie Burkardt. 1101 East ArCyrll-Huder. East Ird; M. Garcia, 1030 East Lester amon, 3J4 East Third; O. Rollins, 1 East Seventh; John Steiner, 121 West rd: Mary Johansen, 208 Reusser, 730 West First; Viola Mullns, 08 Orchard; Jim; Douglas, 1015 North aln: C.

'A. Miller. 414 East Sherman; orma Partridge, 2901 East Fourth; K. hltney, 103 West Eighth: Wallace B. artln, Garden Powell, 408 est 14th; Mrs.

Robert D. Anderson, 107 est-34th: Mrs. J. D. Walborn, 513 West rst: Mrs.

Drury Brown, 415 East 14th: L. E. Sharp. 712 East Seventh; A. R.

cClanaharid. South Main; Mrs. H. B. N.

F. English Construction Fifth and Monroe, addition to service station, $3.000. W. E. Leonard, moving house from Stevens pools across street.

Jacob Boese, US East Carpenter, gar- Brigman Plans To Open Another Cafe Civil Service OLD MATTRESSES rebuilt like new. ELPREDGE'S, Ph. 130, 325 West 4th. EYES TESTED Shlpman Bros. Two offices, N.

Main Opposite Wards, LAWN MOWING, power machine. Era- est Metcalf. Phone 2985 or 1005J. FLOOR SAN'DIKG B. H.

ifcDOMALD, Phune 7B3M. 703 Went 7th. -FURfflfURE REPAIRED. Ing-. 307 East D.

2394. CLEANED. Call Ueece. TOP or fill dirt for sale; Phone Appliance Service We Repair Appliances And Electric Motors HILTON ELECTRIC COMPANY New and Used Pipe Clothes Line Posts Used Fence Posts STRUCTURAL STEEL ANGLE IRON HtiTCHINSON IRON AND METAL 610 South Main Phone 826 Be Readv For Winter See: us NOW about Heating, your'horae. Can, supply Gravity.

Forced-air and Floor furnaces; wall-typn heaters, and all kinds Hot Water and Steam 'Plants. Installation takes TtME. Don't wait M. II. STEVENS COMPANY 1ST 108 Sherman See us for Coroalre.

Moore, Brilliant Fire, Dearborn. Temco and Humphrey Floor Furnaces and Suspended Let our heating engineer figure your healing No obligation. Installed and serviced by factory trained service, men. HTJTCHINSON BUTANE CO. 700 East Ph.

Nlsht Ph. 4373, WANTED, ROW crop tractor andcul- Also grain or hay Write News-Herald Box 60S. Someone to feed cattle oa shares. Theodore Wllkenft. Lorraine, WANTED: T-20 tractor with good trackr.

Vie Miles, Cunningham. Kans. o'r 13 Phone 11K2 evenings. Farm Machinery Immediate Delivery NEW SS Self Propelled JD Combine. 12A 3D A-ft' combine w-motor.

John Deere Diesel Tractor. John Deere Tractor. New and used JD Ensilage Harvesteri. Johnson Implement Co. Tour John Deere Dealer Phone 618 Hutchinion GUARANTEED White House Paint $3.50 Gal.

New Gleaner Six Foot Combine Power Bin Union de.r Independent Engine Direct Feed Auger to Cylinder Over 10 ft. Separating Length IMMEDIATE DELIVER? Chas. A. Rayl Impl. Co.

9 West Second Hutchlnson Used Machinery I. row Kitrhtlingrer Lumber Co. Mc rrhind I 1K 1301 East 4l.h. Phons Deerlng No. 3 ensllabe harvester T5oN ensliae harvester 4550 ler.

Duck blinds built to your spcclflca- McCormlck Decrlng 314 Plow I22S lions and heated by butane gas. No Oder McCormlck DecrinK 12-10 or smoke to frighten the ducks or geese away. Coffee fiends have coffee In the drill with fertilizer attachement J2M 122 to 128 E. Sherman Phone blinds. HUTCHtNSON BUTANE 70" i East Ph.

6420. REFRIGERATION "SERVIC'E Reliable, factory Approved on Kelvina tor; Fully experienced with other makes Workmanship guaranteed. See or CROOK FURNITURE EXCHANGE CO 10S-110 South Main (East Side) Ph. 4050 SlACHlfcES REPAIRED. Any make, age or model.

Guaranteed 3 ful years. EVAN'S SEWING MACHINE SERVICB. 513 East 5th. Phone 3273. HOUBtHOLD AND i Commercial Refri Deration Service.

SECURITY REFRJ GERAT10N 12 West 13th. Phone 155 REFRIGERATION REPAIR SERVICE All makes, RUSSELL ELECTRIC, 70, East 7th, Ph. 3088. Alio Rentals. GAS STOVES Installed, clean cd.

Hutchlnson stove Service. 120 Wes A. Ph. 529SR. WASHING MACHINES REPAIRED Parts in stock.

Gibson. 910 East 5tb Ph. 279. Painting-Papering is Daily Transcript Fine Runs p. Oct.

3, trass tire at Orchard and 14th, out at 1:55 m. p. m. Oct. 3, trash fire between Tourth Fifth, on Ford, out at 5:40 p.

m. 8:41 m. Oct. 4, trash fire at 1103 last ruth, out at a. m.

Hospital Admissions fit Grace Mrs. William Gerdcs, 301 East. Charlie Colvard, Arlington; Mrs. G. Butcher! 3 West Mrs, Lavern Schmidt.

1107 East Mrs. Charles K. Cole, MS East Fourth; Mrs, Glen) Banta, 21 south Elm; Dlanne Britain. 4, Christ Yoder, 4, Haven; Howard Etults, Abbyvllle; William Me- Neese, 118 East Fourth; Edward Goerlng Pretty Prairie; James Gainiebln, Abbyvllle At St. Klliabeth's Mrs, Eugene Ray, East Mrs.

Claude Brltton, Haven; Redgato, SI East 12th; William Godfrey, Busnton; Bennlc McFall, Plevna. 1309 North Main; Keith McGee. 114 North Jackson; Ted Jennings, 422 East Fifth; Elaine Mills. 417 West 15th; Kenneth K. Keener.

Z17 Shadduck Drive; Harry Beeson; Frank Seanlln. Ml West nth; Toby Madison; Art Graves. TtFD Gary Cooper. 1521 East 'sixth. Edgar H.

Prlddle, Burrton, running stop Mrs. Emogene- Lootev. 1401 North Lorraine, ing on the wrong side of street, fined $2, no license," dismissed; Edwin Eugene Benbow, RFD 3, drunken' driving and Illegal 'transportation, of liquor, continued; Donald K. West Ing 45 mph, continued; O'Hnra, Partridge, running red light, $15 bend forfeited. Highway Fines Robert P.

Schneider, Great fined, 15 each and costs on countn -of driving a struck without a. KCC permit and having no driver's license. one North Washing in, garage, $500. F. O.

VanSlckle, 1014 West 24th, bad! porch, 1500. Oust Pittsburg Police Chief Utilities Reports Births Boys Mr, and Mrs. David Tracy, 602 West 17th, Oct. 3. St.

Elizabeth's. Mr. and Mrs. Joy R. Rpyse, Lanjdon, Oct.

Elltabeth's. Mr. and Marvin Tenant, Lan(don, Oct. 3, St. Ellzabetb'i, Marriage Licenses Paul Eugene 22, Haven, and WarJe Wlens, 23, Meade; Paul Gregory and Delorls Smith, 18, Xew ConnerUoni 1015 East Third, J.

John T. Becker to R. LcgRltt to 1201 Pitlsburg, Kas. (AP) Tom Stowers, Pittsburg police chief for nine years and a veteran membei of the department, was ousted as chief Tuesday by City Manager William E. Hansen "over differences in -policy" in operating the department.

The action was effective immediately, Hansen said, with Ralph Beard, desk sergeant, being named temporary police chief. Stowers, who joined the department in April 103S desk sergeant, said he had not resigned but had "no further comment today," City manager Hansen did not elaborate on his policy differences; ivith the chief. The manager did! say a highly trained chief would; be obtained -after a merit exami-l Offers permanent positions for Railway Mall Clerk's, Clerk carriers, Patrol Custom inspectors etc. brush Good pay; promotions, and vacations ft L. L.

Brigman, 424 East Third, pensions. Men and Women who had been in the restaurant! Ages 18-50 business here for 20 years before he was forced to vacate hisi Courthouse lunch recently, isn'1 Prepare immediately lor examination; going to desert the profession. (for the GOVERNMENT POSITIONS, start Tuesday'he''took out a permit'gJ vTcto to build a new cafe at 2106. expected in 194D. Write today before Fourth.

That', on the corner' of Chemical and Fourth. Brigman. said.he had bought a prefabricated steel cafe building and hoped to move.it in and be ready for opening of business; shortly after the.first Decem-i ber. Next summer plans to cater to the drive-in trade, too. Brigman operated 'the Courthouse lunch on West First for many years but-'had to move a few weeks ago when the owner of the lot upon which the lunch was situated decided to it for other purposes.

not obligate you, but may result. In you getting a well paid government Job. Fo full details qualifications writ American Extension Service, Box 609 News-Herald. Diplomat's Widow To Address Jaycees Mrs. William Wallace White, New.

York city, of the former consul to Paraguay, will Rdllo, Arlington. Divorces Tttft Button vs. Dale A. Putton, neglect and extreme cruelty, they were Intermarried June 1941, plain- tUt aiks euelpdy of child; Robert Dun LouelU, Punharo. 800 North neglect and extreme plaintiff to support child; 5 Li.V«>ri»«ilion'V».

-u Hilton, gross defendant's, former -tie" ngtont; Edith Marie Maley, Morris Maley, cruelty, plaintiff asks restored. Whltley VI. Oleon Garden Plaza from Wichita. E. Eager to 11 West 14th.

J. H. Corley to 3 North Whlteslde, Roy Dill to 900 East Fourth from Sterling. Frank Balvln to 431 West Second. Disconnections H.

C. Grass to Hebron, from 1211 North Main. Rosalee For. ren from 20t West 10th. Jesse T.

Wells from 313 West Sherman. D. M. Marten from 715 North Cleveland. Madge Brucke trom 15 East Ninth.

Ralph Ramage to River from 526 West Sherman. Change of Addresses Glenn Col 308 West Ninth from 317 East Sherman. B. L. Holdren to 401 West 12th from 20 West 12th.

Roy C. Hayes to 621 Ea.lt First from 1524 East Fifth. H. T. Lannlng 426 Liberty from 701 East Fourth.

Earl Elliott to 801 Bait Sherman from 900 East Fourth. Abe" H. Janzcn to 410 East Carpenter. Anna Woodcock to 403 West "complete reorganization" of the police department the new chief when, he is named. Stowers became police chief in April 1940 when the late Ross Armstrong retired.

jClear, Warm Weather Immediate Prospect speak at a commerce Junior chamber ol dinner Fifth from 405 West Fifth. Charles Bishop to 226 West First from Carey. Lee Fair weather and clear skies are forecast for Kansas Wednesday following three days in which preci ey. Dunham to North Plum from North Plum. Donald W.

Dean to 621 East Third from 311 East B. John M. Adalr to 210 Walker from 105 West Sixth, South HutchlDBon. John Froese to 316 East A from-426 Liberty. Clifford G.

Rcusser to IDlSvEast Fourth from 1508 East Sixth. Mrs. Edith Schllllnger to 17 East 14th from 117 West Sixth, Cleq Barker to 445 Justice 201 West South Hutchlnson. R. K.

Schalle to. 1016 North Van Buren from, 410 East A. Anna Hatfleld to 20g East from 1M East E. Mrs. Tony Ru- zl.ck'.

to Enst Ninth from. 110V5 Gilbert E. Carey from 117 Bell. R. C.

Atkinson to 611 Howard from 1311 West Fourth. Paul R. Coehran Watt Sherman from 13ft West llth; pltation was recorded. A trace was at 6:45 Wednesday, logged on each of the -three days. Mrs.

WTvfteVrWho is the sister of the late Mr. Thomas B. Hogan, former Reno county clerk, bar just returned from a trip to Bur ope and- Africa. She is touring the midwest for UNESCO. The Jaycees dinner is scheduled lor.

a night other' than the usual.meeting night because that is Mrs. White's only open date This is a ladies night affair and will be, held at the Wiley tearoom WAnTfip. EXPERibNciliD beamy operator, guaranteed commission. Youngs J-Hawlc Beauty Shop. Phone 631.

HOUSE WORK mornings, no washing Four rooms, ont lady. Grace Hot pltal, Room 115. Actually the- moisture was not rain but a form of mist from low level stratus clouds. The gloomy atmosphere caused by the low clouds made the weather seem' much worse than it was, The prediction of clear skies came from both Topeka and Dodge City. Richard A.

Garrett, state forecaster, said no important temperature changes are indicated. Mrs. talk with slide films. illustrate her Fine Window Breaker Albert Clove, charged in It court- Sept. 38' 'with breaking the window'of an automobile" belonging to P.

L. Peterson Sept. 26, pleaded guilty.in city court Tuesday. He was fined 110 and costs. City police laid they caught him trying to break into the car.

Night Classes Meet Mon. Thurs. ALSO DAY CLASSES Adela Hale School Business For Men and "Women Hutchinson, Kansas, Ph. 80 ACCREDITED AND APPROVED FOR VETERANS Our 18th Tear BALLROOM CLASS 11.00 per person, Wednesday nttej 8:00 P. M.

It'A West Sherman, Ph. 6181. DOROTHY B. WOODS. Help Wanted, Female Help, Wanted.

Male 9M Printer Wanted The has opening for floorman. Scale $69.75 for 5-day, 37 te hour week. Paid vacation, six paid, Group Blue Cross Hospitalization plan. Union or eligible. Wire, write' or see M.

L. Stevens, foreman, or chairman News-Herald composing room, to work In two chair ihop. Doing good business. In town Sloan, Lamed, Kansas. HH waatad-ApPly In Bowling Palace, til West Phone 1 ,3821.

Salespeople, AgU. WM. 10 Man ftawlelgh buslhest In City of Hutchlnson. Permanent If you an hustler, for particulars write mates, work guaranteed. C.

A. Busklrk Phone 5748R. guaranteed. AND Peperhanging, work F. Talbott.

Phone 7782M. Sanitary Cleanup Service 16 Septic Tanks Cleaned Laid Ph. Hutchlnson SEPTIC TANKS, cesspools and tolled cleaned. New tanks and tile Installed Albert Buck. South Hutchlnson.

Ph. 2536M TRASH hauling. Prompt 1-day and trash. 719 East 2nd. Jlmmle Williams.

Cleaning, Laundering 17 -LAUNDRIES FINISHED. 'Rough dry vret v'Rfih, Pickup delivery. Phone 5338. WASH AND stre'tch Ironing. Reasonable rates.

Phone 6650J. IRbS'MO Phone "Dressmaking, Millinery QUILTING 1 hemstitching and button holes. Phone 385, 516 North Main. Beauty Shopped PERMANENTT 19 SPECIAL Srownles Beauty: Shop, 6988. up.

414 N. Main Ph. SPECIAL ON Fermanents, 14.00 up, Eva'a Beauty Shop, 319 West 14th, Phone 748. Good Thmgi lo.Ea* SO FREE LOCKER At MONTFORDS LOCKERS So, Hutchlnson. If you rent a Zero Storage Unit for your, home, Frozen" chicken, fish.

WHOLESALE MEATS. Dressed hogs (half or whole) Ibs. 32c, Grade A Beef by the half 18 Ib. Grade A RENT A FROZEN FOOD LOCKER. JACKSON FOOD LOCKERS 13 West 6th Phone 2HO 'NEW CROP honey.

5 Jb. pall 85c. Mrs. A. W.

Archer, 8829 North Adams. fOlIAtbES" FOR We 5th. Wanted To Buy We Buy Alfalfa Seed Elliott Feed Seed 25 East 4th Phone 848 WE PAY MORE FOR. FURNITURE, APPLIANCE MIS CELLANEOUS. PHONE 6595.

Public Miscellaneous Sale TUESDAY NIGHT at 7:30 P.M., 824 South Main, Phone.430. Gas sloven. Tools all kinds. Automobile Urea, tubes and i-heels. Consign your Items early.

Wo had large crowd last week. Auto Auction Wednesdav Nite. 7:30 A. A AUTO AUCTION 824 8. Main Ph.

430 Raj Coitello Smith Auction House CONSIGN YOUR furniture, to us for ilghest prices. Sale every Thursday night. ill us first. Mall PhoBi "FOR SALE: floor furnace 70.000 B. it.

Ward with 1 automatic control. Used one season at Mount Center school. 50 gal. underground propane Contact Noah Kisenhour. Stafford, Furnaces, heaters.

Finest all appliances. Gas delivery service. Install your system now for winter. DEATZ SONS. 209-17 East 3rd, 831.

Zipper Notebooks $2.50 Un Tncl. Tax BOOK ft ART STORE 3 Main SERVEL" GAB REF'RIGERATORS Natural £as or old home Servel. Installed and sen-Iced by factory trained servicemen. HUTCHINSON "3U- TANE 700 East F. 8420.

NEW" LUMBER Small amount or truck load. Sheeting; dimension flooring. 1S01 N. Plum. Phone 1608W.

GAS AND BATHROOM HEATERS O'MALLEY PLUMB. 4 HOWE. 114 West FtiIT3ALE: ctllent for line pipe or shallow wells. H. Schlageck.

Orlnnrll. Kansas. 'NEW 2 ROOM buirdlJlK ffiMTTTSfP rain price If sold soon. Call or see C. A.

Pylc, 1622 Weal 4lh. 4370M. 1429 Wctl 4th Ph. 1184 New Skyline Field Harvester with Ford Motor SPECIAL PRICE Chas. Rayl Impl, Co.

19 West 2nd Phone Hutrhlnson G-2 12-fl. Combine on -ubber. $650 Massey Harris 12-rt. self propelled combine. condition.

53500. TURON FARit SUPPLY Phone Kansaa. PAPEC with Row Crop Attachment, new. Also Papec parts, Southwest. Equipment City.

Kansas. FOR BALE: New 3276 bu. Butier bin. 1600, delivered. S200 under list.

Shattuck. Ashland. Kansas, Dun L. GARLAND COAL FURNACE, plpeless, bargain. Dorothy -Puvall, 106 East let.

60 GALS, steel drums 51.00 each, WeTP ern Food Products Co. FERTILIZER WELL rotted manure. Phone 7712JI. Musical A BARGAIN. Good practice piano only F25.00, fllso beautiful parlor side.

Grand, only Beautiful Hohner accordinn with case 20 percent cff. Spiral baton vlth rubber ball and tips only 1.95, display, good selection of Martin band Instrument! also, latest sheet music and all attachments, at dealer's cost. Carlson- RanXln Implement Co, McPherson, ALE Model Carw cutter, good as new. Box 204. Hutcliinson.

4B 8900-00. Phone 3MU, P. O. Harvester. New.

Albert Popp. Haven, Kansas, Farm Z9e We Do Custom Cleaning Elliott Feed Seed 4th Walnut Phone S4i CUETOJi" silo flilln H5T- sonable rates. Sec Ifahlon Waglcr, records. NELSON. MUSIC STORE 305 North Main GRAND PIANOS QUEEN ANN: 5 FT.

FISHER GRAND, Valnut case, A lovely piano for your lomc at a bargain, BALDWIN GRAND. Ideal for church studio. Don't mlesthla buy. MAYFIELD MUSIC 3 SOUTH MAIN Lester Spinet Betty Ross model. 10 yenr factory luarantee.

See this before you-buy any Jiano, only GULBRANSON 8PI- VET, Been rented, like new f325. Mayfield Music Home of WurllUer Organs Small Wurlitzer Org-an Exchanged on larger bargain for your See it Store, South Main. MAYFIELD MUSIC YORK ALTC SAX, Just llko new. Fine new wood 8150.00. Conn Artist model Trombone, special price.

MAYFIELD MUSIC. GUARANTEED USED pianos. Compare prlcet befora you buy. TOUNQ'S, 101 Oast Bigger, Phono 209ft. BUY SELL REPAIR VIOLINS.

Some 200 years old. Phone West Campbell. Household' Furniture NEW QUALITY Innersprlng Mattresses, 139.60. Compare these with then costing much more. Buy Direct Have.

BLDREDGE'S. Ph. 130. 321! W. 4th.

NEW AND used Oas Heaters. Some Coroscna and coal heaters. Wo trade and vo have terms. HUTCHINSON BUTANE. '00 East 6420.

PIECE maple finish bedroom suite, xcelient automatic Iron- r. Remington portable typewrler. 221 West 13th. WARM, MORNING heating stove, good ondltlon, Sell cheap. 1617 East 3rd.

"GOOD WARM oneHii, 11? south il Medora. Ethel' Shea, OIL heater, peTfect ooo Illon, 60,000 BTU. Phone 8576W, GOflB WARM Morning oooi heater. 10.00. ,1405 Eaat 4lh.

1 NOROE, 'hone 1 TUOR, i xaiy Washer, cleaned, 8 miles Excellent, louth, east of Hav- Walter Back. Certified Early Triumph Frank Keller, Penalosa. Feed and For Cattlemen Contact us for price on COTTONSEED 'LINSEED or SOYBEAN MEAL Also have attractive price on BULK CORN AND OATS Reno Co-Op Elevator 1200 Phone 894 BALED PRAIRIE Hay 10.00 per ton In field. H. B.

Mossman, El Dorado, Kai. Phone. 2213J2. WINTER BARLEY for sale. Mile north, mile VI of north: cast corner, of Burrton.

baled hay for salet Phone -48N4. Livestock Casn For Dead Stock your choice of cash or valuable premiums for dead anlm.ils ot your place. PROMPT SERVICE, SANITARY TRUCKS. Call Our Nearest Station "Collect" Hutchlnson, Phone 1122, Great Bend 46B1, Lyons 402, St. John 174.

Murdock Jt. Bo Sure to Cull by Number SOUTHWEST RENDERING COMPANY Serving Stockmen tor Ovor 20 Yccra. FOR BALE 3 year mgletered Shrop- shlre ram. Excellent for show ram. Stanley Wlngate, Pretty Prairie, JERSSY Serviceable Age.

From high producing dams. James Ooleman, A rllngton, Ks. felxiy bred ewes. Rumford, Hanston, Kansqa. dO HE7TD of good calves.

Join Dyer, Stafford, Kansas. SADDLE Phone 4843. driving hone for'taff.