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22 THE TAMPA TRIBUNE, Wednesday, July 12, 1961 CROSSWORD PUZZLE Northeast Air Route Case Set for December Hearing Business Roundup Bank Buys Tampa Notes For Housing The Tampa Housing Authority yesterday accepted a bid from a New York bank on $2.44 million TVA ANNOUNCES LOWER RATES LAMB INDUSTRIES NAMES MARKET CHIEF NEW YORK CD Lamb In WASHINGTON. July 11 (DJ) dustries of Toledo. Ohio, named The Tennessee Valley Au- uiurny announced a new lower John H. McGinnis as director of marketing. He will be re sponsible for coordinating all electric power rate for residential farm and commercial users.

marketing activities. 34 Saved 35 Fast planet 36 Kind of test 37 Wolf 38 Way 39 Petrol 41 Most speedily 42 Criticize: ilanf 44 Reeks 45 Take turns 45 Stir 47 Weapons 43 Quenches 50 Mammoth creature 51 Mohammedan religion 54 Impart to 55 Staff 56 Before 57 Trampoline 59 Homo sapiens Puzzle of Tuesday, July 11, Solved McGinnis had been marketing manager for the Pioneer Cen Contracts until now have al tral Division of Bendix Corp. COURT RULES IN LAN PAR SUIT ACEOSS 1 Ingenuity 4 Greater portion 8 Desires 14 Collection of facts 15 Debit-credit statement: abbr. 18 Montana city 17 Mohammedan saber 19 la high spirit! 20 Roofed in 21 Composed of lines 23 Short Jacket 24 Behavior 23 Ridicules 30 Golf mound 31 Major, music 32 Exist 33 Supplied 34 Verse 35 Full of mirth 38 Free from 39 Barely make tht grade: 2 words 40 Cupid 41 Weep 42 Step 43 The check 44 Trifling coin 45 Mischiefmakers 49 Delayed action: 2 words 52 Russian mountains 53 On the level 54 Girl's cam 55 Construct again 58 Act: 2(na amendment 60 Papal capes 61 Solar disk 62 Catch on 63 Hate 64 Repair 65 Highway curve DOWN 1 Impaired in health 2 Move to action 3 Garment maker 4 Waitress 5 Stunt 6 Practice work for music lesson 7 Lay bare 8 Comforted 9 Tell 10 Tocsin 11 Doctor abbr. 12 Point of compass 13 Melancholy 18 Domestics 22 Famous 24 Scotch river 25 Correct 26 Without feeling 27 Small card 29 Thirsty 33 Slight distortion of truth CHICAGO.

July 11 VP) The lowed for three different rate levels and the new action provides a fourth rate level, the lowest of all. Under the new schedule the rate per kilowatt hour is two cents for the first 100 kilowatt hours, one cent for the next 150. four mills for the next 650, and mills for all over Lanpar Co. of Dallas, Tex. made a net gain of $1,216.29 from a series of rulings today on the Texas drug firm's $14 million damage suit against the Richfield Pharmaceuticals, of Orangeville, 111., and its or Factory Pay Was Up During June WASHINGTON.

July 11 TPJ The average factory worker weekly paycheck jumped to a record high last month as further evidence of the nation's recovery from the business' slump, the labor department reported today. Seymour L. Wolfbein, the department's manpower expert, said the factory worker's pay. envelope contained an increase of $1.34 from May. This resulted chiefly from the fact that the average work week in manufacturing plants increased by 24 minutes, climbing above 40 hours for the first time in a year.

Their average pay was a penny an hour more. The department previously disclosed that employment climbed to a record peak of 68 8 mililon in June, but unemployment also rose by 812,000 to 5.53 million. Elaborating on this preliminary report. Wolfbein said factory jobs rose by 240,000 in June to double the usual Increase for the month. This reflected sharp gains in the steel, auto and machinery industries.

The number of workers on non-farm payrolls climbed by 637,000 last month to 53.3 million, also twice the normal pickup for June. The fatter pay envelopes, the increased work week and the number of additional manufacturing jobs showed how the nation is picking up from the recession, Wolfbein said. Sawdust Useful EPAC itilSuSEI ganizers. i BEy'. COEHwxtP fc 0P AK I OnH5 A In i A Nr 1 Judge Joseph Sam Perry of 900 this averages out to 63,4 mills an hour for consumers using more than 900 kilowatt hours a month.

COLONIAL PLANS SPLIT FOR MARKET LISTING NEW YORK, July 11 (DJ) Colonial Corp. of America, a maker of low-priced apparel, U.S. District Court awarded Lanpar $20,000 in damages against Dr. Ransom L. Dinges, IG A s'snjE AS EDft ARE APi'tARO" I WASHINGTON.

July 11 tf A Civil Aeronautics examiner today set the stage for determining the need for three trunkline air carriers on the New York-Florida route. The case, tentatively set for hearing in mid-December, involves an application by Northeast Airlines for renewal of its New York-Florida permit, which expires Nov. 27, and possible merger of Northeast with another major airline. Examiner Walter W. Bryan said at a prehearing conference that the hearing should be confined to: 1.

Whether three carriers are necessary between New York and Florida. 2. Whether Northeast's certificate should be renewed in whole or in part and, if so, is Northeast able to supply the service. 3. If Northeast's certificate is renewed, would merger with another airline be in the public interest.

Brings Opposition This met immediate opposition from New England interests who want the CAB to look into Northeast's service in that area. Bryan and Henry Foley, Northeast's attorney, agreed that passengers generated in New England for the New York-Florida route would be a favor in the case. But Bryan said New England regional service should be considered in a separate hearing later. The examiner said that point would be ruled on by the board itself when it issues its order listing participants in the formal hearing. The CAB in 1956 authorized Northeast to extend its New IfV.

aTWL I cIl a Vd founder and president of Rich TO sHt AsBEs ERE SV3PP a fc R7f Bp'l aWTT 1V1 field. Judge Perry held that Dinges used trade secrets and confidential information ob- England regional service from New York to Miami. Eastern and National airlines also fly the New York-Miami route. Northeast lost about S6 million on its Miami service during 1960. Airlines that have expressed interest in a merger ith Northeast are Pan American.

Trans World Airways and Riddle Airlines. Riddle is a cargo carrier and proposes a "no frills airbus service" over the route. Trans Caribbean Airlines has said it is willing to buy out Northeast. See Danger Signals In calling for a hearing on Northeast's renewal application, the CAB said "regardless of whether its Florida route is renewed. Northeast's history over the past few years and its present condition raise danger signals which the board should not ignore." "We will investigate, as part of the route renewal case, whether Northeast should be merged with another carrier if its route is renewed.

Any consolidation must promote not hinder continued progress toward a competitive and well-balanced air transportation system," the board added. Bryan said he would consider merger proposals, but not their terms, and would not take up in this hearing any pending applications involving routes outside the country. His purpose, he said, is to keep this case as uncomplicated as possible. Attorneys agreed to exchange historical and other pertinent information by Sept. 8.

Bryan said initial briefs by participants should be filed 60 days after the commission issues its formal hearing order, expected about Sept. 8, and rebuttal briefs would come 30 days later. The actual hearing would start two weeks after rebuttal briefs are submitted, or sometime in December. lT eH i set n' hg'i JSlOkl ACRE BE N'C E.I announced plans to split its in short-term notes at a percentage figure "comfortably" below last year's borrowing rate. Thomas A.

Dyer, housing authority director, said a bid of 1.64 per cent by the Chemical Bank-New York Trust Co. won the bid. Last year's interest rate for the short-term notes was 1.88 per cent. The housing authority borrows money on a year-to-year basis to pay off indebtedness on its North Boulevard Homes. Riverview Terrace and Ponce De Leon Courts projects.

Several years ago the authority refinanced a 20-year loan bearing 2.44 per cent interest in favor of the year-to-year note method of borrowing, the director said. Each year the percentage interest rate has been far less than the 2.44 per cent figure. Dyer said. The low interest rates are a result of the tax exempt nature of the public housing notes, said Dyer. The yearly debt service on the three projects is now at $192,855.

Originally financed in 1940 for between $4 and $5 million, the total indebtedness has been reduced about 50 per cent in 20 years to the $2.44 million figure. Dyer said he felt the indebtedness would be retired in 10 more years. stock two-for-one in order to tained while in the employ of qualify for a listing on the 'Lanpar to compete against his New York Stock Exchange. former employes. Shareholders will be asked Judge Perry then awarded at a special meeting Sept.

12 Dr. Dinges $17,665.30 and Gene to increase Colonial authorized H. Williams, Richfield general Hrl.n ji fc-4 mmmt 2 29 30 11 31 .7. 32 33 "Hp J3 36" 37 138 jj9 43 44 fc" 47 8 49 55lfj5e' rj358 iS" 63 J64 65 shares to four million from two million there are currently 991,040 common shares outstanding, including about owned by Colonial President Saul Berger and his family, Louis Epstein, vice president, said. In order to qualify for a NYSE listing.

Colonial needs to have 500,000 shares in the hands of the general public. AMERICAN SUGAR REDUCES PRICES NEW YORK. July 11 DJ American Sugar Refining Co. announced a price reduction of 10 cents per 100 pounds in industrial grades of refined sugar packed in 100-pound paper bags applying only to the company's New York refinery, American Sugar said the I manager, $1,118.41 on their countersuits for money owed them under agreements in effect when they were with Lanpar. MIAMI TO GET NEW COUNTRY CLUB NEW YORK, July 11 VP) The Carol Management Corp.

of New York City, owner-builder of apartments and hotels, is building a multi-million dollar country club resort four miles west of the Miami, International Airport. President Alfred L. Kaskel said the Doral Country Club, covering 1,200 acres and with 300 rooms, will be opened in December. Work on two 18-hole golf courses is under way. STERLING DRUG NAMES TREASURER NEW YORK, July 11 VP) Sterling Drug Inc.

promoted VISALIA, Calif. (LTD California growers use about 1.200 Itons of sawdust each year for packing grapes for shipment overseas. The pre-cooled saw-Idust protects the fruit from I shock and mold during BY CITY COUNCIL LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT Planning Board Asked To Make Recommendations On Zoning After Hearings price reduction was effective immediately "to meet local com Robert K. Pfister to treasurer from assistant treasurer. He succeeds John E.

Mulhern, petition. SOUTHEASTERN LEAD ELIMINATES SMOKE Plant City Man Candidate treasurer for 20 years, who is A $60,000 project to eliminate an area on Tampa Bay for an apartment building. The request to rezone the emoke from the blast furnace For County Commissioner of Southeastern Lead sec site along Tampa Bay west of ondary lead smeltering plant Rodney C. Colson, 37-year-old i Masters Decree in administra on U.S. 41 was completed yes New Dundee Street from a strictly residential zone to a zone permitting apartments had principal of Pinecrest School, tion and supervision Charter No.

14932 Reserve District No. 6 REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE NATIONAL BANK OF TAMPA OF TAMPA In the State of Florida, at the close of business on June 30, 1961 Published In Response to Call Made by Comptroller of the Currency, Under Section 5211, U. S. Revised Statutes ASSETS Dollars Cts. 1.

Cash, balances with other banks, and cash items in process of collection 285.312.61 2. United States Goveriment obligations, direct and guaranteed 670,437.48 4. Other bonds, notes, and debentures 'including $100,000 00 securities of Federal agencies and corporations not guaranteed by U. SJ 100,000.00 5. Corporate stocks including $19,500.00 stock of Federal Reserve bank 19.500.00 6.

Loans and discounts (including $455.37 overdrafts) 1,525,851.38 7. Bank premises owned $206,265.89, furniture and fixtures $84,730.07 290.995.96 11. Other assets 11,396.65 12. TOTAL ASSETS $2,903,494.08 yesterday announced he will be been recommended for rejec a candidate tor county com mis sioner from Dis trict 4. The seat is now held by Commis I was active In many organizations while in Plant City High School, being captain of the football team and president of the F.F.A.

my senior year. "While I was attending the University of Georgia, 1 participated in varsity football and baseball. I was a member of the Club, charter member and first president of the Industrial Arts Club, and a leader in help- terday, O. M. Heard, president, announced.

The plant, located near Tampa's southern city limits just off 22nd Street Causeway intersection, produces antimonial lead for Yocam and Diamond batteries. Heard said that tars and other carbon particles from the furnace are first burned in a chamber at a temperature of 1600 degrees. The remaining gases are then filtered through 720 orlon bags, which clean the tion by the County Planning Commission. Louis Drqn, operator of a shipyard on the Hillsborough River, also withdrew a petition that would have changed a residential zone to a commercial zone for a motel and rest home. A spokesman for Dron dropped the request in the face of opposition from Councilman Lee Duncan in whose district the property lies.

retiring after 37 years with the firm. GENERAL PRECISION GETS NEW CONTRACTS NEW YORK. July 11 VP) General Precision-Link, a division of General Precision, said it received $3 million in governmental contracts. One covers shipboard land-mass simulators for the Navy. COCA-COLA NAMES OVERSEAS EXECUTIVE NEW YORK, July 11 (JP) The Coca-Cola Co.

of Atlanta, appointed John R. Talley as vice president for overseas operations. He has been vice president and manager for the Mediterranean and Middle East since 1956 with headquarters in Rome. QUESADA NAMED TO TRANSIT BOARD NEW YORK, July 11 The D.C. Transit System, elected E.

R. Quesada, former administrator of the Federal fey City council last night asked the county planning commission to withhold announcing its recommendations until public hearings are held on zoning matters. The suggestion came from Chairman Doug West as the council plowed through a dozen requests for rezoning referred to them by the commission. The commission's recommendations to the council were made at a public meeting of the group, many of them at the Monday meeting of the joint commission. Job More Difficult West indicated that making public the recommendations served to make the council's job more difficult and the decisions harder to make.

Actions taken by the commission are not binding on the council. A spirited public hearing was averted last night when a spokesman for Ira Stone, a sioner harl Summons, who is not expected to seek reelection. Although Colson is first to formally announce for the post, several ng to organize several campus- ft ML 11 smallest smoke particles out of Colson The remaining requests for rezoning were held over for LIABILITIES 13. Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporations $1,292,422.35 14. Time and savings deposits of individuals, part soliciting other men have been support in the race.

final decision next Tuesday. wide recreational programs. Taught In Atlanta "Upon graduation I taught mechanical drawing and archi-tectual design at Sylvan High School in Atlanta. I was the line coach in football and head coach of baseball. My baseball team of 1950 won the Georgia State championship.

"I played baseball during the nerships, and corporations 15. Deposits of United States Government (includ Johnson Pleas For Courtroom Benches Former County Commissioner Elbert Moore has moved to Brandon to satisfy legal residency requirements and has be 558,478.03 80,156.57 165.000.00 80,654.72 44.145.10 16 17 gun filing campaign expense and ing postal savings! Deposits of States and political subdivisions Deposits of banks Certified and officers' checks, etc "We will have to have seats that stand up," City Judge Bob rnimpil i 10 Johnson warned City Aviation Agency and president of the Senators, Washington, D.C, baseball club, as a nn nun. ,1 ithriPHUt petition asking for zoning of 19. TOTAL DEPOSITS $2,220,856.77 (a) Total demand deposits (b Total time and savings deposits 658,478.03 the air draft. As the bags fill, an automatic device shakes the dust from them, dropping it at the bottom of a 70,000 cubic foot compartment for salvage of valuable residual minerals.

NORGE ORDERS HIKE IN WASHER OUTPUT NEW YORK, July 11 VP) The Norge division of Borg-Warner Corp. today ordered a 23 per cent boost in current washer production schedules for August. Chairman Judson S. Sayre said in Chicago that increased orders for a new automatic model made the higher production necessary. He said that by September production will be 38 per cent ahead of the current pace at the company's Herrin, 111.

plant. last night. The reference was to benches for the new city courtrooms and Johnson asked the council to member of the board. The com pany operates the capitals transit system. the 23.

Other liabilities 32.347.61 $2,253,204.33 accept the high bid for seats. 24. TOTAL LIABILITIES contribution reports for the office. Also considering the race are Plant City Mayor John Glaros and E. W.

Simmons son of the present commissioner. Colson, who has been principal of Pinecrest for four years and assistant principal the previous year, has never run for political office. Retains School Job He said he will remain as principal of the school for the first school semester of the coming school year, but will NATIONAL DISTILLERS BUYS OMAHA FIRM NEW YORK, July 11 (DJi CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Johnson appeared before the council to make an eloquent; 25. Capital Stock: National Distillers Chemical stock, total par 400.000.00 250,000.00 favor of the high bid 7" hv Vio A mri.un Qootintt Pn bUrplllS Federal Chemical Co. division is acquiring Farm Fer 289.70 "Mavnr Julian T.ane reenm-i27- Undivided profits TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS 650.289.70 mended purchase of the low bid '29 tilizers Inc.

of Omaha for an undisclosed amount cf stock. 30. TOTAL LIABILITIES AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS $2,903,494.03 take a leave of absence in mid-january to begin campaigning. If successful in the election at a cost of $16,970, saying the bid met specifications. The low bid was submitted by Don Myers and Associates of Miami.

There is a $1,248 difference in the prices. "Let's not put something In the new courtrooms that will have to be replaced." pleaded Johnson. "If we accept the low bid we are being penny conscious and pound foolish." State Cabinet Hits Back At Barge Canal Foe TALLAHASSEE, July 11 VP) Gov. Farris Bryant and the Florida cabinet today bid, he will resign from the school post. "If elected this would be a full-time job for Effective Date On New Teacher Exam Law Is Deferred TALLAHASSEE, July 11 OIi The cabinet today agreed that public school teachers receiving Florida certificates as late as next February will not be required to take the national teachers examination.

Under a law passed by the 1961 legislature and made effective July 1. new teachers must score at least 500 on the examination to get state certificates. But school head Thomas D. Bailey said it was an example of an act "passed in good faith but without consideration for practical aspects." He said the law did not take into consideration the time necessary to set up provisions for giving the test. He also said the state's policy was to date the certificates of teachers the previous July 1 even though they actually receive the certificates as late Feb.

1 the following year. This, Bailey said, was done for state auditing purposes. Record Order RIO DE JANEIRO, July 11 me," he said. His announcement follows: "I am offering myself as a candidate for county commissioner from District 4 in the coming election. "I nave been encouraged to run by many many individuals summer of ana si with Jacksonville Beach and Cocoa of the Florida State League.

"In 1951 I accepted a position with Labrano Caterpillar Equipment Company of Jacksonville, Ocala and Tallahassee as public relations representative. After one year in this good will position, 1 was appointed sales representative and branch manager for the Tallahassee branch of the area. "I returned to Hillsborough County as athletic director and head coach at Pinecrest in 1953. My Pinecrest football team was undefeated and named Tampa Bay Conference champs that year. "The next fall I moved to Plant City as athletic director for four very successful years.

"In August, 1957, I returned to Pinecrest as assistant principal. The following year I was appointed principal and have just completed my fourth year there. "I am a member of the following: First Baptist Church of Plant Citv, Plant City Rotary Club, Plant City Elks Club, Associate Member of Plant City Jaycees, Hillsborough County Schoolmasters Club, Hillsborough County Cattlemens Association, The Farmers Activity Club, and local, state, and national professional school organizations. "I married the former Miss Jackie Hickam of Lakeland, a graduate of the University of Florida. She is now a teacher at Turkey Creek High School and president of the Hillsborough County Business Education Council.

"We own groves in the Hopewell area and reside at 100G Pinedale Drive in Plant City." MEMORANDA 31. Assets pledged or assigned to secure liabilities and for other purposes 33. (d) Federal Housing Administration Title I repair and modernization installment loans, to the extent covered bv insurance reserves 3.025.07 (g) TOTAL AMOUNT OF LOANS, CERTIFICATES OF INTEREST AND OBLIGATIONS, OR PORTIONS THEREOF (listed above), which are fully backed or insured by agencies of the United States Government (other than "United States Government obligations, direct and 3.025.07 E. K. TYSON.

Vice-President Cashier, of the above-named bank do hereby declare that this report of condition is true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief. E. K. TYSON, Vice-President and Cashier We, the undersigned directors attest the correctness of this report of condition and declare that it has been examined by us and to the best of our knowledge and belief is true and correct. C.

EARL HERREN JAMES P. VAN PELT LESLIE H. BLANK Directors and groups throughout the lashed back at Rep. Ben J. Jensen, R-Iowa, who said he wouldn't vote two cents for the proposed cross Florida barge canal.

The Florida i i als approved a hotly worded resolution which said Jensen's at Council Warns Fair About Lot "Mess" Discount house operator Jim Fair was warned last night to "clean up that deplorable mess" on a lot at Highland and Tampa streets and Buffalo avenue. Councilman Lee Duncan broached it and said that similar requests had gone unheeded. This time, Duncan asked city attorneys to take appropriate action if the property isn't cleaned up. Tampa Egg And Poultry Market Reported by the State Marketing Bureau. TAMPA BAT AREA EGGS All Sales to Retailers Fully steady at unchanged prices.

Retail demand fair. Wholesale trading active. Medium production heavy but floor stocks starting to clear result of wide price spread. Prices paid since last report up to 10 a.m. today.

Store door delivery, price per doz. Min. 1 case sales. Florida grade A (min. 80 grade A).

Net weight per doz. Extra large. 27 oz, cartons 46-54. mostly 50; loose, 43-51, mostly 46. Large, 24 oz, cartons, 43-50, mostly loose, 40-48, mostly 43.

Medium, 21 oz, cartons, 34-44, mostly 18; loose, 30-39, mostly 34. Small, 18 oz, cartons, 26-31, mostly SO; loose, 25-30, mostly 26. Eggs of exceptional quality 3-5 cents higher in some localities. Sales to consumers by producers lO-15 higher than reported prices. TAMPA BAY AREA POILTRY No 1 Quality Tampa poultry processors (whole-tale and jobbers).

Trading fair with most sales in light weight class. Offerings adequate to ample. Prices paid per lb live weight, at (arms, 24 hours ending 10 a.m. today: Hens, heavy type, 5 lbs up, no sales. Hens, light type, lbs, 07.

Hens, light type, 4-4 lbs, 06. Hens, under 4 lbs, 05. Small poultry dressers (generally telling at retail). Demand slow. Supplies adequate.

Prices paid per lb to producers and ethers: Broilers and frvers, all weights, 20-24. Hens, heavy type, 20-26. Others: No sales. Florida Cattle county. I feel highly honored that so many fellow citizens have pledged their support to me and have pushed for a formal announcement at this time.

"1 will strive at all times to be loyal, honest, and sincere with the people of Hillsborough County. County Big Business "Hillsborough County business is big business; therefore, we must operate in an efficient. Jensen VP) President Janio Quadros progressive, business-like manM has ordered Brazilian record companies to match each for Retailers for $35 weekly eign record printed here with one of national origin. He also ordered radio and T.V. stations to devote 50 per cent of their ner with honesty and integrity.

"I welcome the opportunity to offer myself for public office and would be privileged in dedicating myself to being a public servant to the people of Hillsborough County. "I feel that the county must have young energetic adminis tacks "completely ignored the factual conditions of both the historical and current justification of the canal." Jensen's remarks, the resolution said, "apparently were based on either political considerations or prompted by Rep. Jensen's desire to obtain nearly $23 million in his home state by the expense of the $195,000 sought for the canal. statements reflect either ignorance or disregard of the facts and figures placed before the House Appropriations Subcommittee." Naval Air Reserve Recruiting Team Works Tampa Area YOUR AD CAN RUN 3 DAYS A WEEK in musical programs between 7 p.m. and 10 p.m.

to national music. tration that is willing and capable to present the program of WISHING WELL the people and for the people. "There must be full coopera WEBSTER. July 11 (Special) The Registered U. S.

Patent Office. tion and unity among the commissioners to move forward with the projected long range plan f.i The TRIBUNE and TIMES for 4 Consecutive WEEKS Over 500,000 Calls Each Day SPOT ADS ALONGSIDE DAILY COMICS POSITION GUARANTEED Imagine having enough salesmen to make this many calls and saying JUST WHAT YOU WANT SAID end all for $35 a week. The iNaval Air Reserve of Jacksonville has announced that former Navy and Coast Guard veterans may now retain their ratings that they were discharged with regardless of when they were discharged. Naval Air Reservists are flown to Jacksonville one weekend per month for ground and air crew Federal-State Market News Service at the Sumter County Livestock Market today reported 380 cattle and calves were sold compared to 232 two weeks ago. Good clearance on all classes, best action on slaughter caives and stocker calves and yearlings.

Calves made up 46 per cent of the sale and 55 per cent of the total went to slaughter. Standard slaughter steers 19.50-20.75, utility 16.50-19.50. Standard heifers 18.00-20 50. Utility cows 15.25-18.00, cutter 13.75-15.50. Utility yearling bulls 16 cutter 14.50-16 50.

Good snd choice 250-500 lb calves 21.50-25.50, standard 19 Standard and good vealers 22 Good fceder-stocker steers 18.505-21.00, common and medium 35.00-18.50. Good heifers 19 common and medium 15.505-19.00. Common cows 14.25-16.75, inferior 10.75-15.00. Medium and good calves 19.00-24.00. New York Hides NEW YORK.

July 11 Raw hide futures closed unchanged to 11 higher. 7 6 3 5 2 8 4 637846 A A A N1 I A i 5 6 3 7 5 i 61 5 5 L. I L. 6 A 6 4 2 7 3 6 5 4 8 7 OTRP OTDAOOEVV 2 8 6 "3" 1 5 8 4 7 6 3 4 8 I I IP i 2 8 3T 6 2 4 3 8 2 i it 8 3 6 4 5 8 3 6 2 7 8 4 5" ESP A I on KEO i 3 1 5 4 li 3 RWOZ L.SB SYEETT ning necessary in Dusiness today. "1 am looking forward to meeting as many residents of Hillsborough County as humanly possible in the next few months.

"I am a native of District 4, having been born in rural Plant City, Dec. 7, 1924. "I attended the schools of East Hillsborough County and graduated from Plant City High School in June, 1943. Football Scholarship "After farming with my father one year in the Hopewell area, I was given a football scholarship to the University of Georgia. "I was graduated from the University of Georgia in 1948 with a B.S.

degree in education and a major in Industrial arts. "I attended the University of Florida during the summers of 1955-56-57-58 and received training. A Naval Air Reserve informa CALL DISPLAY AD Dcpf. 2-7777 THE COST IS LESS BY THE YEAR tion team headed by Personnel- (Samplt Ad Col. 2 Inches) man l.C.

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