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Daily Missoulian, Wednesday, July 28, 1954 Roy Mack Tries Steels, Rails To Gain Control Are Leaders PHILADELPHIA (-Roy Mack, who previously remained in the background of the house of Mack, made a determined bid Tuesday to take over complete control of the Philadelphia Athletics and keep the team here. Mack said he was trying to buy the stock of his father, 91-yearold Connie Mack, and his brother Earle, general manager of the Athletics. He said the other Macks "want to get out." "I think I can get the money to, buy them out," Roy said. "I we will be able to get together (on a settlement) by the time we have our next meeting of the board of directors on Aug. 11.

The two brothers own 58 per cent of the A's stock with their father holding the remaining 42 per cent. Meanwhile, in his office in another part of Connie Mack Stadium, Earle Mack denied that Roy made a definite offer for his shares and that he had agreed to sell them. "The subject was brought up before between us, but never in a definite way. I want (the club) to stay here so Dad can keep driving down here with his chauffeur and go up to his office as usual." It's no secret that the are in serious financial trouble. groups in other cities Numerous, announced that they are willing to bid for the American League franchise and move it out of Philadelphia if the Macks are ready to sell.

Giants Are Strong 'Up the Middle' NEW YORK (AP) "Up the middle," says Leo Durocher of his National League leaders, "is where we're strong this One-quarter of the heartland is David Carlons Williams 25, an Irishman out of Texas who, Durocher says, has good hands and makes all the plays around second base. Last spring the Giants' manager was quoted as saying that if Williams, carrying a lame back, came through the club would be solid. Williams ran into a right fielder chasing a fly ball in 1950 and jarred a nerve in his back. There are times when it bothers him. Williams has played in 87 of the 97 Giant games to date and Tueshe said his back was all right.

He has been in on 63 double plays, hasn't made an error in 37 games -since June 19-and is fielding .986, six points below the league for second basemen. Williams hitting .229. He's record, come up with 77 hits, knocking over 35 runs. Seven of the hits were home runs. is what Williams calls his year, so far.

"I'm not hitting." He said he has no answer for it. Williams was asked if he was doing anything differently or taking extra practice to shake the slump. He said he wasn't, adding, "heck, it's been so long I don't know whether you call it a slump anymore." Last year he hit .297. "I can't fault him on his hitting," said Durocher. "'He isn't the only one who isn't hitting real well just now.

He's been playing good ball." Lack of hitting has brought the Giants five straight defeats. "Now that we're home--I think we play 19 out of our next 23 home -he's bound to do better. It can't help but do him good," the manager added. "Which park," Williams was asked, "do you like to hit in better than some way I'm hitting it would be the same in my back said Williams. And this from a Texan.

Harrington, Maca Take Early Lead WASHINGTON (P) Clifton Harrington of Pinehurst, N. and Bill Maca, of Kingsville, into the first round lead of the All-Army Golf Tournament Tuesday with 18-hole cards of 70, two under par. Billy Maxwell of Big Springs, the former national amateur champion was a stroke behind at 71, tied with Richard Yost of Portland. Northwest amateur champion last year. The Army also put on a match play tournament for men over 45, with Lt.

Gen. Floyd Parks, commanding general of the Army, and Lt. Gen. George Becker, the Army's comptroller, sharing the star's mantle. Also advancing to the quarter finals were Col.

Raymond Oxreider of Columbus (Ohio) Depot, Col. John Bohlender of Ft. Sam Houston, Lt. Col. Ray Stoltz of Camp Carson, Maj.

Frederic Potts of Ft. Bragg, N. Lt. Col. Thomas Ward of the Presidio, San Francisco, and Lt.

Col. Mannie Raley of Ft. Monmouth, N. J. GAME RANGE INSPECTION HELENA (P Two Montana Fish and Game Department officials will take part in the Sun River Conservation Committee's inspection trip of game ranges near A Augusta.

Walter Everin, chief deputy game warden, and F. M. Couey, assistant director of wildlife restoration, accompany the group of riders Aug. 8-14. Lou Sinniff, Great Falls, is chairman.

POWER AND BANK STOCKS Montana Power preferred, bid 116, asked 118. First Bank, bid 30, asked Northwest Banks, bid asked TWICE-A-DAY CLASS ADS Active Trade In Grains CHICAGO (P) Strength in soybeans and weakness in wheat featured active dealings in grains on the Board of Trade Tuesday Soybeans hit the 10 cent daily limit advance several times during the session, regularly falling back a little from that peak. All contracts set new seasonal highs. Continued hot, dry weather in most sections of the soybean belt, with no promise of real relief, stimulated demand. Weakness in cash wheat was an unsettling influence in the bread grain.

It was also felt the hot weather had stopped the spread of stem rust in the spring wheat belt. CHICAGO CASH GRAIN Wheat: No 3 red 2.07¼; No 1 mixed 2.10; No 3 mixed 2.06¾. Corn: No 1 yellow 1.66; No 2 No 4 1.61¾-1 Oats: No 1 hea'vy mixed No 1 mixed No 1 heavy white No 1 white No 2 heavy white No 2 white No 3 white No 2 heavy special red Barley nominal: malting 1.10-60; feed High Low Close WHEAT September 2.11⅞ 2.08¼ 2.08½ December 2.15¾ 2.12¼ 2.12½ March 2.17¼ 2.13⅞ 2.13⅞ May 2.15 2.11% 2.11⅞ CORN September 1.65⅞ 1.63½ 1.63% December 1.62¼ 1.58 1.58¼ March 1.65¼ 1.61⅞ 1.62 May 1.66½ 1.63¼ 1.63¼ OATS September .741 December .78 March .79 May RYE September 1.20¼ 1.16 December 1.25 1.20½ 1.20¼ March 1.29¼ 1.25 1.25¼ May 1.30½ 1.27¼ 1.28½ SOYBEANS September 3.23¼ 3.18½ 3.23¼ November 2.99% 2.93½ 2.98½ January 3.03 2.96¾ 3.02 March 3.05% 2.99¼ 3.04½ May 3.06⅝ 3.00 3.03½ LARD September 15.40 15.05 15.07 October 14.65 14.15 14.15 November 13.85 13.45 13.45 December 14.05 13.65 13.75 January 13.70 13.40 13.55 MINNEAPOLIS CASH GRAIN Wheat receipts Tuesday 263; year ago 205; trading basis unchanged to 5 lower; prices lower. Cash No 1 dark northern and No 1 northern 2.34½; 11 to 16 per cent protein 2.34½-2.99½: premium for test weight one cent each pound over 58 pounds: No 1 hard Montana 2.35½-2.671: D. No 1 dark hard winter 2.24½- 2.49½.

60 1b 3.69-3.89: 59 1b 3.64-3.84; 58 lb 3.54-3.79; 57 lb 3.49-3.74; 51-56 lb 2.69-3.69; No 1 red 2.31½. Corn No 2 yellow 1.561. Oats No 2 white No 3 white Barley mellow and hard malting, choice to fancy 1.18-1.55; feed 85-99. Rye No 2 1.25-1.28. Flax No 1 3.65.

High Low Close WHEAT September 2.37½ 2.34½ 2.34½ December 2.32⅞ 2.29¼ 2.29⅜ May 2.26½ 2.25 2.25 OATS September December .72 .71 RYE September 1.23⅛ 1.21¾ 1.22 December 1.24 FLAX September 3.36 3.34½ 3.34½ December 3,38 3.36 3.36 FOREIGN EXCHANGE Canadian dollar in New York open market 2 15-16 per cent premium or 102.93¾ U.S. cents off 1-32 of a cent. Great Britain (pound) $2.81 13-16, unchanged. New York Stock Exchange Quotations Sales High Admiral Corporation 46 Allied Chem Dye 19 Allied Stores Corp 11 Allis Chalmers 48 Aluminum Co Am 12 84 Amerada Petroleum 5.177 American Can Airlines Co 129 27 15 Am Crystal Sugar 8 27 Amn Foreign Power 86 Am Gas Electric 26 American Locomotive 52 17 American Metal 18 American Motors 66 11 American Nat Gas 20 American Radiator 103 American Smelting 69 American Steel Fd 12 American Tel Tel 114 American Tobacco 135 American Woolen 2 American Zinc Lead 27 Anaconda Copper 107 Anaconda 2.90 54 Armco Steel Corp 119 Armour Company 83 Armstrong Cork Co 3 Atch TOP Santa xd 12 Atlantic Refining Co 37 34 Avco Manufacturing 49 Baltimore Ohio RR 126 26 Beatrice Foods Co 9 50 Bell Aircraft Corp 15 Bendix Aviation Corp 6 Bethlehem Steel Corp 167 Boeing Airplane Co 218 Bridgeport Brass Co 32 Briggs Manufacturing Budd Company 26 Add Mach 93 21 Butte Copper Zine Co 3 9 Calumet Hecla Con Canada Dry Gin Ale 101 Canadian Pacific Ry 136 Carrier Corporation 18 Case (J I) Company 40 15 Caterpillar Pasco Tractor 14 18 Corp Certain-teed Products 170 Chesapeake Ohio 28 Chicago Great West 6 Chicago SP Pac 103 Chrysler Corporation 132 63 Cities Service Co 11 Cluett Peabody Co 33 Coca Cola Company 13 119 Palmolive 37 53 Colgate Colorado Fuel Iron 56 Columbia Gas 64 Commercial Credit 42 43 Solvent 40 Commonwealth Edis 19 Commercial Consolidated Copper 42 Consolidated Edison 20 Consolidated Nat Gas 18 Continental Can Co 8 Continental Oil Co 20 65 Corn Products Refin 12 Corning Glass Works 4 120 Crown Cork Seal Cudahy Packing Co 98 6 Curtiss Wright A 28 Deere Company 54 28 5 Derby Oil Company Dow Chemical 35 42 Pont de Nemours 44 Eastman Kodak 46 Eaton Manunacturing 6 Elgin National Watch 20 Firestone Tire Rub 11 82 Freeport Sulphur General Amer Trans 17 General Baking Co Gen Dynam 186 56 General Electric Co 150 Foods Corp 14 General Mills Inc 17 General Motors Corp 156 Gen Portland Cement Gen Really Utilities Gillette Company 25 67 Goodrich (B F) Co 14 75 Tire Rub 22 Paige Corp 22 Goodyear Granby Cons Great Northern Ry 8 Great Western Sugar 0 Greyhound Corp Gull Oil Corporation 88 Holly Sugar Corp Homestake Mining 18 Hudson Bay Min 8 47 Industrial 48 Inspiration Con 52 Inter Business Mach International Harvest 60 International Nickel International Paper 19 78 International Jones Laughlin 511 224 Kennecott Copper Lehman Corporation 12 40 Libbey Ovens Ford Libby McNell 278 Liggett Myers Tob 82 62 Link Bell Company Livestock Chicago Butchers and sows gained 25 to 50 cents in active dealings Tuesday, top rising to $23.00. Buyers paid $22.00 to $22.75 for most choice 180 to 230 pound butchers while 240 to 270 pounders commanded $20.75 to $22.00.

A few light sows brought $18.25 to $19.00. Top on steers was $25.50, The bulk of and choice steers went at $19.00 to $24.00 with similar heifers $18.00 to $22.50 Cows topped at $12.50. Good to prime native spring lambs were taken at $19.50 to $21.00 with few reaching $21.25 to $21.50. South St. Paul Cattle salable calves sev.

eral loads high choice light and medium weight steers 23.50; bulk choice steers and yearlings 21.50-23.00; few choice to prime heifers 22.00; buik choice heifers 20.00- 21.50; commercial cows 11.50-12.00; ners and cutters 8.00-9.50; common and medium stock steers 10.00-15.00; few medtum grade 16.00. Hogs choice 180-240 lb barrows and gilts 21.50-22.50; choice sows 400 down 15.75-19.00. Sheep around loads choice to prime 95 1b Washington spring lambs 21.50; small lots good to prime native spring lambs 19.50-20.50; good and choice slaughter ewes 4.50-5.00; good native spring feeding lambs 15.00-15.50. Billings Cattle salable 400: calves 25; in addition around 200 holdovers from Monday; utility and commercial cows 9.00-12.00; few young commercials on heifer order 12.50-13.00; canners and cutters 7.00-8.50; scattered sales good stockers and light weight feeder steers 17.00-18.00; medium to low good 14.50-16.50; medium and good yearling heifers 12.00-15.00. Hogs 50: choice 180-240 lb butchers 22.00; SOWS 360-400 lbs 14.00-16.50.

Sheep 300; slaughter lambs strong quality considered; good and choice spring lambs 17.00-18.00. Spokane Cattle salable 300; calves 50; plus 250 cattle and calves carried from Monday: load mixed low good to low choice fed steers 23.00-23.70* good and choice fed heifers 20.00-22.50; commercial grass steers 15.00-18.00; heifers 14.00-17.00; canner and cutter cows 8.00-9.50: utility cows 9.50- 11.50; common to medium stock steers feeders 15.50-18.00; springling good 18.50; warmed up and fed finishing steers 20.00- 23.70; individual high choice vealers up to 325 lbs 21.00. Hogs 125; choice 180-220 lb 24.50; sows scarce; choice sows 14.00-18.50. Sheep 125; lot mixed good to prime under 100 lb spring slaughter lambs 17.50-18.00; choice to prime lbs 18.00; medium to choice feeders 12.50-14.50; utility to good shorn slaughter ewes 2.00-3.00. SPOKANE PRODUCE SPOKANE (A)-Wholesale produce prices to retailers Tuesday: Butter -61c.

Eggs- Large grade AA, 61; large grade 55; medium AA, 52; small, 36. Poultry- -Colored fowl, full drawn 49; fresh fricassee, 44. CHICAGO POTATOES Arrivals 92; on track 266; total U.S. shipments 510; Calif. long whites 5.10; Idaho Oregon long whites round reds Wash.

long whites round reds $4.15. Legal Publications NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS INVITATION TO BID Notice is hereby given that sealed bids will be received and publicly opened and read at 10:30 A.M. Wednesday, September 8, 1954, by the State Purchasing Agent at University Hall, Montana State University, Missoula, Montana for the ourchase and installation of kitchen and food service fixtures and equipment for the Student Union and Craig Food Service Buildings on the campus of Montana State University, Missoula, Montana. After this hour, no bids will be received. Your bid shall be made in conformance with instructions in the specifications for this equipment.

Specifications and drawings may be obtained from the State Purchasing Agent, Capitol Building, Helena, Montana. Contractors are urged to view the site of the work and to check their bids carefully, as no alterations or corrections will be allowed after bids have been entered. Your proposal must be enclosed in an envelope addressed to the undersigned and clearly marked across the face "Bid for kitchen and food service fixtures and equipment for the Student Union and Craig Food Service Buildings, Montana State University Missoula, Montana, due at 2:00 P.M. Monday, September 6, 1954," and addressed to the State Purchasing Agent, State of Montana, Helena, Montana, The right is reserved to reject any or all bids and to waive such technicalities as the best interests of the State of Montana may warrant. A.

M. JOHNSON State Controller and Ex-Officio Purchasing Agent. 7--28; 8--3, 10, 1954 NOTICE OF PROBATE OF WILL A-6452 In the District Court of the Fourth Judicial District of the State of Montana, in and for the County of Missoula. In the Matter of the Estate of FRENCH THORNHILL FERGUSON, also known as FRENCH T. FERGUSON, Deceased.

Pursuant to an order of said Court, made on the 22nd day of July, 1954, notice is hereby given that Thursday, the 5th day of August, 1954, at 10:00 o'clock A.M., of said day, at the Court Room of said Court, at the Court House in the County of Missoula, has been appointed as the time and place for proving the Will of French Thornhill Ferguson, also known as French T. Ferguson, deceased, and for nearing the application of Beth M. Ferguson for the issuance to her of Letters Testamentary when and where any person interested may appear and contest the same. Dated July 22nd, 1954. (SEAL) J.

R. DONEHOO Clerk Enid C. Wallace Deputy Clerk Mulroney Mulroney Attorneys at Law 301-306 Western Bank Building Missoula, Montana 7-23, 28: 8-3, 1954. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed bids will be opened at 8 p.m. August 6.

1954, for oil furnace to heat Camas Prairie School, 40 ft.x60 ft. structure. installed with guarantee to furnish sufficient heat in any weather. Specify make, model and B. T.

U. output at regisier. Two Cole oil heaters to trade in on furnace. The Board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. SCHOOL DIST.

NO. 11 H. S. Webber, Clerk Perma, Montana. 7-27, 28, 29, 1954 Lodge Notices MISSOULA AERIE NO.

32, F. O. EAGLESMeets first and third Tuesdays at Eagles Hall, 8 p.m. Initiation every third Tuesday Social meetings every Thursday and Saturday nights. Visiting brothers always welcome.

A. B. CHRISTIAN, Worthy President, phone 6-6819. E. BRUMBACK, Secretary, phone 2-2331, LOYAL ORDER OP MOOSE NO 556- Meets first and third Fridays.

BRUCE H. JOHNSON, Governor, phone 9-0408; GILBERT T. TYLER, Secretary, phone 3-3955. Moose Club, phone 9-1513. 0 P.

-COVENANT LODGE NO Meets every Wednesday. 8 p.m to the O. O. F. Building, 317 N.

Higgin3 Visiting brethren alwass welcome. L. FOURNIER, Noble Grand, phone 9-2076, Lolo, Montana NELS A. OLSON Secretarz, phone 4-4445. B.

P. O. ELKS HELLGATE LODGE No 383 -Meets in regular session second and fourth Tuesdays ear month Home and club welcome and extend visiting members privileges to sojourning Elks. Lounge rooms open to ladies. DONALD C.

MOORE, E.R., ph. 3-3288. TED POLHAMUS. Secretary: ph. 9-2361.

DISABLED AMERICAN VETERANS -Meets the third Thursday of every month 100P Hali at 8 p.m Commander Earl Inman Adjutant, James Purvis. MISSOULA SCOTTISH RITE BODIES Regular meetings second and fourth Fridays in Masonic Temple; vialting brothers especially invited. EMMET GLORE, Venerable Master Lodse of Perfection. ART THOMPSON, Secretary AMERICAN LEGION POST 27, ph. 4-4137 Meets first and third Mondays.

FRED B. BULS. Commander. EARL HIETT Adjutant. BALISH 40 8: Meets fourth Monday EARLE ANGELL, McQUARRIE, Correspondent, Lodge Notices 'OMEN OF THE MOOSE Meet the 1st and 3rd Fridays of each month, Betty Bullock, Senior Regent, ph.

4-4018: Clara Doney. Recorder ph. 4-4196. VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS, Post 209-Regular meetings fourth Mondays ab Union Hall. HERBERT A.

KRUGER, Commander, phone 5-5329. HERMAN T. MEISTER, Adjutant Quartermaster. MISSOULA COUNTY HUMANE SOCIETYPresident, Mrs. C.

C. Vincent, phone 3-3849; first vice president, Mrs. W. L. Murphy, phone 2-2051, 414 Eddy Avenue: special deputy Clark Davis, ph.

2-2876; Humane Society Shelter, phone 9-3934. 2 Deaths and Funerals SQUIRE-SIMMONS-CARR ROSE CHAPEL 329 East Pine Phone 3-3133 Funeral Directors Ambulance Service CARLSON- 79, of Hellgate Ranch, passed away at a local hospital Saturday noon. She was born Sept. 16, 1874, at Smaland, Somland, Sweden She was a member of the Swedish Immanuel Lutheran Church. Survived by two sons, Carl W.

and John and three grand. children, all of Missoula: a brother, Gust G. Berg and a sister, Mrs. Alma Berg. both of Sweden.

Funeral services will be held 3:30 Wednesday afternoon at the SQUIRE-SIMMONS-CARR Rose Chapel. Interment in Missoula Cemetery. KENT-Elden, 21, of 706 Howell, died Saturday, Born Feb. 18, 1933, in Darby, Mont. He was a member of the Baptist Church and American Legion, He is Sut'vived by -his widow, Annie of Marysville, father Edward mother, Mrs.

Aldean Holmes; brother, Joseph E. and half-brother, Gordon all of Missoula; step-brother, Lawrence Hanson, U. S. Air Force, Alaska; two sisters, Mrs. Charies Bacon of Lolo, and Miss Joy Kent of Missoula; three halfsisters, Sandra, Sheila and Sherry Kent; step-sister, Miss Margaret Hanson, and one nephew, all of Missoula.

Funeral services will be held 10:30 Thursday morning at the SQUIRE-SIMMONSCARR Rose Chapel. Interment will be in the Sunset Memorial Gardens. SHARP -Edna Wilma, 59, of the Wilma Building, passed away at her home Sunday morning. She was born at Collinsville, Ky. She was a member of the Episcopal Church.

She is survived by her widower, Edward, and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be held 1:30. Wednesday afternoon at the Wilma Theater. Rev. Clarence Morrell will officiate at the theater and Dr.

T. W. Bennett will give graveside committal. The body will lie in state at the SQUI SQUIRE-SIMMONS-CARR Rose Chapel until. 12 o'clock noon Wednesday, Interment in Missoula Cemetery, SPAULDING-Thomas of 830 Gerald, passed away ad a local hospital Monday, He was 3 retired professor at MSU, He was born July 16, 1885, at Richmond, Ind.

He was a member of the Episcopal Church; Phi Sigma Kappa; Alpha Chi Omega, and Sigma XI. He is survived by his widow, Willie two sons, Albert C. of Ann Arbor, and Kenneth A. of Starrs, daughter, Miss Dorothy E. Spaulding of Missoula, and three grandchildren.

Funeral services will be 1:30 Thursday afternoon at the SQUIRE-SIMMONS-CARR Rose Chapel. The body will be shipped to Spokane for cremation. -Lyle 27, of 318 S. 6th was killed in a car accident near Kalispell Monday morning. He was born Feb.

20, 1927, at Leonard, Minn. He is survived by his mother and step-father, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence V. Horton; three brothers, Marvin L.

and Douglas A. of Missoula, and Kenneth A. of U. S. Air Force; one step-brother, Coy L.

of U. S. Marines; two sisters, Mrs. Wilbur Johnson of Bemidji, and Miss Marlyce Stenlund of Missoula; grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.

Hans Torgerson of Great Falls. Funeral arrangements are pending arrival of brothers. SQUIRE-SIMMONS-CARR Rose Chapel in charge of arrangements. HAVES FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Service Lessor Merril Mortuaries 234 East Pine Phone 6-6679 MARSH, POWELL and LIVINGSTON Funeral Directors Ambulance Service Corner Spruce and Woody Phone 3-3137 JOHNSON-Gertrude of Route 4, Rattlesnake, passed away at a local hospital Sunday evening. She was born August 15, 1898 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

She was a member of the Christian Scicence Church. She is survived by 2 sons, 4 sisters and 1 brother. Funeral rangements are pending. MARSH, POWELL AND LIVINGSTON Funeral Home in charge. 5 Florists and Flowers FUNERAL FLOWERS Flowers soften sorrow AND NEED NOT BE EXPENSIVE Ph.

6-5040, night phone 4-4978. BITTERROOT FLOWER SHOP 801 S. Higgins FRESH flowers from our greenhouse to you: Garden City Floral Co. phone 6-6628 PETERSON'S catering service; Ph. 3-3436.

CUT FLOWERS- THE SHOP-9-0775. 7 Lost and Found WILL PARTY who picked up brown wallet near Sunshine Store on North Avenue please return to 221 N. Ave. contains papers and some money; reward; phone 9-1771. LOST--Old fashioned brown basket conraining play properties (2 pkgs.

jello, clock, house slippers. near Music House at M. S. phone 9-7417. REWARD for information leading to return of Schwinn bicycle taken from swimming pool July 24: ph.

2-2963. LOST -Glasses, Friday evening, overplated frame, worn case, bifocals, reward; 1020 Harrison, or phone 6-6301. LOST-Prison-made bill fold, Saturday night, money and valuable papers, reward; Gene Reed, phone 5-5651. STRAYED OR STOLEN, from Lolo Creek: Red male cocker. name reward; phone 9-3141.

LOST -Palimino mare, in vicinity of East. Side Road, Stevensville. Reward. Phone 23-J-2, Stevensville. LOST: 2 white ducks and youns, vicinity of Wyoming phone 9-7155.

reward for return of turquoise blue parakeet. Ph. 4-4244. 8 Personals ALCOHOLICS Anonymous, ph. 9-1874.

Box 712, Sunday 8 p.m.. YWCA Lounge. 9 Special Notices MINERAL VAPOR BATHS for Arthritis, Neuritis, Rheumatism, Colds, Blood building: phone 5-5746, 140 S. 4th st. W.

MORSE MORSE SPENCER Corsettiere, Edith Reneau, 3-3548. 11 Real Estate for Sale MODERN HOMES -BUSINESS CHANCES. SAFECO AUTO INSURANCE: low rates. FIRE INSURANCE: save ASK US! C. a.

Peters Agency REAL ESTATE INSURANCE 420 W. Broadway Phone 9-1120 NORTH SIDE; 2 bedrooms, furnace, full bsmt. 3 lots: will go G.L: ph. 9-1562. BY OWNER: close in, 3 biks, from high school, on bus line; phone 5-5778.

FOR SALE: Income property, with owners Univ. phone 2-2377. SMALL acreage for sale on Highway 16 East: phone 5-5376 1, AND ACRE tracts; ph. 2-2897. 11 Real- Estate for Sale MISSOULA REALTY REALTORS Phone 3-3129 F.H.A.

AND G.I. LOANS AVAILABLE SOUTHEAST 3-BEDROOM home in Bonner Park area, living room with fireplace, dining room, convenient kitchen, attached garage, full basement with finished room, coal stoker beat; $13,000, SOUTHWEST CLOSE and convenient, modernistic with roominess built-in, 2 bedrooms. living room with fireplace, attached garage, in sewer, with all improvements in and paid; $10,500. EXCEPTIONAL BUY LARGE 4-bedroom home with living room, dining room and fireplace; large acre tract, good outbuildings and garage, additional ground can be had reasonably; owner transferred; has reduced the price from $21 000 to the low figure of $16,800. JEFFERSON DISTRICT New 2 bedroom home with 4 2-car garage: all utilities on main floor; double windows throughout, side walk in and paid, electric range and refrigerator included at only $10,500.

INCOME PROPERTY INCOME PROPERTY LARGE, spacious quarters with 3 bed- room: for owner, plus $200 per month income, close in and near grade and high school. RANCHES LAKE FRONT LOTS 123 W. Front FOR ALL YOUR REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE NEEDS. A BOTH LARGE AND SMALL, CALL US. Evenings or Holidays Phone Fred Barclay or Ray Stoddard Phone 9-0515 Fremou 9-0686 Thomas Watt Realtors 9-2323 IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY SOUTH Elms-2 br.

full msm't, lawn; G.I. loan can be assumed. $13,650. SOUTH EAST- Just redecorated, 2 gr'g good lawn; G.I. loan can paid.

$11,800. SOUTH WEST--New, 3. att. full oil heat, sidewalks paid, $13,750. PAXSON-Will vacate when sold; 3 economical heat, att assessments all paid, value.

$12,950. ELMS-3 br. 1 1,200 sq. full nice landscaping, excellent condition. $18,900.

UNIVERSITY- -Compact 2 dn'g. easy to heat, on sewer, all imp. in and paid. $10,900. RATTLESNAKE 1g.

liv dn'g, att 3 rm. apt. bsm't. $8,400. WEST SIDE-3 lv.

dn'g. new sawdust furnace, owner will carry contract. $8,500. SOUTH WEST- den 14x21 liv yard fenced, garage $13,650. SOUTH WEST 4th-New 2 full 100x120 lot, sidewalks and street surfacing in and paid, will G.I., low down payment, $11,550.

NEW HI SCHOOL-2 3rd in double plumbing, newly painted, garage, nicely ldscp'd. $15,000. BONNER PARK NEAR ALL SCHOOLS-4 Ir'g, lv. dn'g beautifully db'l. corner location.

$19,500. 115 WEST MAIN Phone 9-2323 THOMAS WATT FHA Residential and Farm Loans GI Loans Avaiable and Processed thru this agency EVES. CALL HOLIDAYS Ken Cooper 9-8292 "Cac" Hubbard 4-4729 O. A. Sokolosky 6-6540 SOULA COUNTY ABSTRACT COMPANY is now associated with our firm.

His many years of experience in a field closely related to the real estate business will assure you of prompt, reliable and efficient service at all times. TO BUY, SELL, TRADE OR FINANCE all types of real estate CALL MR. COYLE at 9-8000 or LIVINGSTON ATTRACTIVE TWO. 8 yrs. old, full oil furnace, garage; $12,100.

WEST SIDE; NEW TWO-BDRM. now under construction in restricted area; finished price to include garage; WILI G.I.: $9,850. EAST SIDE: DUPLEX AND HOUSE; $155 month income: $2,500 DOWN BUYS IT; FULL PRICE $13,650. MOTEL AND TRAILER COURT; store, fountain, 4 modern units, gas pumps; 4,000 ft. highway frontage; 1953 gross income 35 miles from Missoula; FORCE SALE DUE TO ILL HEALTH: PRICED TO SELL ON EASY TERMS! NUMEROUS OTHER LISTINGS OF SAYER REALTY CO.

IS PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THAT MR. C. E. COYLE formerly owner and manager of the MIS- ALL TYPES! Sayer Realty Co. AT Faulkner Agency 109 East Main St.

Phone 9-8000 Evenings and Holidays Call C. E. COYLE 2-2357 MIKE SAYER 9-8168 DUPLEX, four rooms each side; $5,000. ORCHARD HOMES, 1 acre and a nice 2-bedroom home; electric stove and refrigerator: $8.500. FIVE ACRES, 6 rooms, modern; $6.500.

2-BEDROOM, modern. good condition; $6,000. BITTER ROOT; 29 acres, 25 irrigated, barn, machine shed-shop, Ford-Ferguson tractor, or. lots of equipment: 2-bedroom, modern home, new in 46; $16,000. DALY ADDITION: 5-room modern, lots; $5,250.

EXCELLENT bullding sites, River Road; $1,000. THREE-ROOM. modern: $2,900, 17 ACRES. 6-room modern home; $6,750. URTON REALTY CO.

Corner Higgins East Main Phons 5-5246 or K. (Bud) Otoupalik Evenings phone 9-4785 WES WALDBILLIG Real Estate Insurance SPACIOUS, BEAUTIFUL new home, dream kitchen. large living room, fireplace, huge bedrooms. full basement with double plumoing air conditioning, garage, ge loan or go G.1., Rattlesnake, $14,500. COMMERCIAL BUILDING, suitable for any type of business, 18'x20' store room and 4-room modern apartment, all on one floor; well located $7,900.

Good terms. NICE two bedroom home, beautiful large lots grounds, of built-ins; $6,900. terms, FOUR unit apt. house. excellent condition, close in.

$16,500. STOCK ranch, complete with equipment and stock, close to Missoula, $50,000. 1425 S. Higgins Ave. Phones 9-1662-9-7180 buy one, and take in the money; easy money; people travel, spend money; do you get any of it? 1 know of Motels: Good paying one, runs money; you get it but back.

$5250, about $2,500 cash, 4-room house; modern; electric range: water heater; heating stove; lot 70x70, So. West near Hiway. new, bedrooms, 80. West, large fenced grounds, corner: owner leaving; Ph. 5-5621.

J. C. Morgan, Realtor. LIST sour property with SULLIVAN HUNT and call the moving van. 136 East Broadway Phone BDRMS, 1.

with d. 1g. full stoker cor. lots. on near $13,000, terms; ph.

3-3044. (11 Real Estate for Sale PIERSON REALTY PHONF 9-0474 fenced yard, Rattlesnake close in; priced $4,000, worth more. Best selection motels, apartment houses, business opportunities. For information on investment properties, consult our business specialist, Clif Hunter. COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE PIERSON REALTY 240 N.

Higgins Avenue Home Phones: Mrs. Sperry 6-6381 Mr. Hunter 9-1864 Mr. McPike 9-1215 Miss Pierson 9-0474 HANDSOME BRICK, southeast, bedrooms, delightful dining room, charming living room with romantic corner fireplace, 2 complete baths, economical heatIn g. attached garage, beautiful trees; $14, 250, assume G.

I. loan. CHARM AND DISTINCTION, south, close in. luxurious dining room, artistic fireplace, modern-style open planning, cious and elegant, 3 bedrooms, super-deluxe kitchen, attached garage, beautifully landscaped; $14,750. BEAUTIFUL, southeast, 3 bedrooms, delightful dining area, modernistic fireplace, baths, attached garage, exquisite terrace and beautiful trees; $13,000, with amazingly low down payment, balance like rent.

ARTIST'S HOME IN THE COUNTRY. almost new, elegant and charming, luxurious big living room, pine-paneled, carpeted, with exquisite stone fireplace, picture windows, magnificent 'view, the finest ttve acres near Missoula, perfectly level, irrigated, flower gardens and fruit trees: $13,000, LUXURIOUS, almost new, 2 bedrooms pius room in basement, beautiful big liv. ing room' newly carpeted, shining deluxe kitchen with dining area, fine heating system, attached garage, landscaped, garden, on the bus line; $10,500 with $1,500 down, balance like rent. FORTY ACRES, south on Highway 93 nice big modern house, 4 bedrooms, gar age, barn, chicken house, lots of free wa ter, grain, pasture, woods and creek; $10, 000 with only $1,500 down, balance by the month. ATTRACTIVE HOME with income, south close in, 2 bedrooms, big living-dining room, bright and cheery, nice big kitchen, and upstairs a pleasant 3-room apartment, garage, fruit trees; $8,500.

BEAUTIFUL INSIDE AND OUT, 2 bedrooms, lovely big Living room newly carpeted, big shining kitchen with dining area, utility room, coal furnace, 3 big lots, wonderful garden and trees, southwest: $8,400. ATTRACTIVE, WELL BUILT, WELL KEPT, 2 bedrooms, beautiful big living. dining room, nice modern kitchen. furnace 2-car garage, East Side, close in: $6,950. NICE LITTLE COUNTRY HOME IN THE CITY, 5 lots fenced, 3 large rooms, comfortable and spacious, double garage, chicken house, fruit trees, garden; $5,500.

THREE BEDROOMS, all main floor nice big kitchen, electric range and water heater, near school and bus; $4,950, sume loan. PARTLY FURNISHED, attractive little house, well built, needs some paint, small Phone 3-3135 LISTINGS APPRECIATED ATTENTION HOME BUYERS! G.I. AND F.H.A. LOANS ARE NOW AVAILABLE ELMS ADDITION BEAUTIFUL building site 60x125 on corner Mary and Lester; south exposure. G.

1. DOWN New Roosevelt-Lovely 2-bedroom home, large living room, beautiful kitchen with eating space, large utility room, automatic of furnace, garage, nice yard, phone for appointment; price $9,750. $8,800 NEW ROOSEVELT-ST. ANTHONY- -Very good 2-bedroom home, lovely kitchen with eating space, oil furnace, garage attached, nice yard; will go G.I. $10,500 ST.

ANTHONY-NEW ROOSEVELT-Almost new and very modern 2-bedroom home, large living-dining combination, beautiful fireplace, improvements in and paid, garage attached; small down payment to G.I. $13,200 Paxson- Three bedrooms on main floor, dining room, fire place, full basement, saw dust heat, extra bedroom, garage, fenced in yard. $15,500 new 3 bedrooms on mail floor, large closets, beautiful large living-dining combination. convenient kitchen, large eating space, full basement, oil furnace, garage attached, beautiful fenced yard, sidewalks in and paid, drapes and carpeting included. HOME--INCOME Southeast--This is a very fine 2 bedroom home.

large living-dining combination. fireplace full basement, beautiful apt. extra bedroom, oil furnace, garage, lovely yard--Price $16,800. SEE US ABOUT ARRANGING FOR G. I.

OR F. H. A. LOANS Insurance-Loans and Bonds BEDARD-DICKSON REALTORS 118 E. Broadway Phone 3-3-35 Evenings and Holidays Call Harold Marsh 2-2673; Geo.

Martin 2-2376 Fred Bedard 4-4097 Emmett Taylor Realty 831 S. Higgin: Ave. Ph. 9-4683 JEFFERSON SCHOOL DISTRICT: Brand new 2-bedroom house, large living room fireplace, dining room, nice kitchen, nice bath; will go G.I.; price, $13,500. SOUTHWEST: Good 3-bedroom home, den or extra bedroom, large living room, (ireplace, large dining room, nice kitchen and breakfast nook; nice bathroom, bath in full basement, oil furnace; garage; beautiful interior finish; near high school, grade school, St.

Anthony; priced right, good terms. SOUTHWEST: Three-bedroom home; large living room, large kitchen with eating space, bath, large porch, beautiful large yard, back yard fenced, nice garden; price $7,500. ONE-BEDROOM home; large living room, large kitchen, bath, nice yard; price $5,250. BITTER ROOT VALLEY; 150-acre grade A dairy ranch, milking parlors, loafing sheds, good almost new modern threebedroom house, chicken house, other small buildings, will cut 100 tons hay in addition to pasture, 50 head dairy cows and young stock; fully equipped with machinery to nandle farm. good tractor and baying equipment; all for $30.000.

FLATHEAD VALLEY: 160-acre Grade dairy farm; this is a productive Grade A going concern with a large quota-now selling close to $750 worth of Grade A milk each two weeks; milking parlor; good new barn and loafing shed; comfortable house, other buildings; They have long time lease on 200 additional acres of good hay. pasture and grain land: see to appreciate: price $27.500 BLACKFOOT VALLEY STOCK RANCH: Total of one thousand (1,000) acres; 230 irrigated nay and grain; 690 pasture, some of which can be irrigated; 80 acres commercial timber land, estimated to cruise out a value of between three and four thousand dollars; decreed and adjudicated free water right of 1,000 inches; good large house and good set of farm buildings; price is down, balance at interest; there are also 80 acres of leased land (ACM with a good cabin, available with this place. WE HAVE a number of good tarms and ranches and we know land and land values and will try and help you both in buying and selling. EMMETT TAYLOR REALTY Home. Phones C.

A. (Art) Munson 4-4648 Emmett Taylor 4-4856 POR SALE BY OWNER--Brand new home Jefferson School district; beautiful large living room, fireplace. 2 bedrooms, thermopane picture windows storm windows. large garage, corner lot, sidewalks in and paid for; this home cab be had for less than $10 per sq foot: see at 1355 Peterson MODERN 1-bedroom. newly decorated house with garage, enst of Higgins; under phone 9-2271 or 5-5822.

IMMEDIATE possession, attractive small 3-bedroom house for sale or trade, priced at $6,500: Inquire 232 Bickford. GOOD building lots by the White Pine Co. priced very low; Inquire at 1835 Wylie or phone 6-6494. (11 Real Estate for Sale H. H.

Ottman Co. REALTORS 131 E. BROADWAY PHONE 9-2378 SAVE TIME AND BY FOLLOWING MONEY, STOCK AVERAGES Compiled By The Associated Press July 27, 30 15 15 60 Indus Rails Util Stocks Net change A1.2 A1.1 Unch A0.8 Tuesday 178.8 98.8 63.2 132.2 Previous day 177.6 97.7 63.2 131.4 ago 174.3 96.5 62.8 129.5 Month: ago 175.6 94.5 60.4 128 3 Year ago 137.6 85.0 52.3 106.4 NEW YORK (P) Heavy buying in steels and railroads, backed by a broad demand for many individual issues, Tuesday sent the stock market ahead strongly in the late afternoon. There were many gains of between 1 and 3 points in key areas of the list. Losses as a general rule were small.

The rising prices brought in a lot of buyers and sent business to an estimated two and a half million shares for the day. That compares with 2,110,000 shares traded Monday in a mixed market. SPOKANE STOCKS Furnished by J. A. Hosle Co.

July 27: Bid Big Creek Apex .20 Clayton .27 Coeur d'Alene .19 Day Mines .....1.52 Golconda .20 Surprise Hypotheek .03 Jack Waite Friday ...1.95 Metroploitan .08 Merger Mines .07 Mineral King .02 .05 Nancy Lee Mines .10 Nevada Stewart .02 Oreille 5.00 Reeves MacDonald .1.60 Sidney .59 Silver Bowl .09 Silver Chieftain .02 Silver Dollar .83 Silver Syndicate .75 Sunshine Cons .43 Sunset Mineral .03 Vindicator .11 NEW YORK AMERICAN FINAL STOCKS Barium Steel Corp. Bellanca Aircraft Corp. 63 1 Bunker Hill Sullivan Can So Pet Catalin Corp. of America Consolidated Royalty Oil (Allen B) Labs Electric Bond Share Fort Mot Can 'A' Ford Mot Ltd. Am.

Reg. 9 9-16 General Alloys Co. Great Lakes Oil and Chem Hecla Mining Humble Oil Refining International Petrol Irving Air Chute Co. 6 Kaiser-Frazer Corp. Kingston Products Corp.

National Bellas Hess Niles-Bement-Pond Co, Pancoastal Petroleum Pennroad Corp. 14 Pioneer Gold Mines B. C. 1-16 Royalite Oil Co. Ltd.

Shattuck Denn Mining Sonotone Corp. Standard Oil (Kentucky) 50 U. S. International pt 101 Wentworth Mfg. Co.

Wright-Hargr Mns. Ltd. CHICAGO BUTTER AND EGGS Butter steady: receipts wholeAA 56.5; 92 A 90 54; 89 sale buying prices a unchanged; 93 score 50; cars 90 54.5; 89 51. Eggs weak; receipts wholesale buying prices 1 lower: U.S. large 42; mediums 35: U.S.

standards 30; current receipts 28; dirties 23.5; checks 22. Low Close Lion Oil Company 16 39 Lockheed Aircraft 96 92 Loew's Incorporated 184 Lone Star Cement 21 Lorillard (P) Co 31 84 Mack Trucks Inc 64 20 176 Macy (R H) Co Inc 26 26 15 Magma Copper Co 18 42 46 Marshall Field Co 17 31 31 27 McIntyre Porc Mines 3 63 63 McKesson Robbins 13 Mercantile Stores Co 3 19 Miami Copper Co 38 30 Mid-Continent Pet 8 Minneapolis Moline 15 101 46 Monarch Mach Tool 57 23 Montana Dakota Util 21 21 Montana Power Co 5 Montgomery Ward 150 Murray Corporation 13 National Biscuit Co 19 National Cash Reg National Dairy Prod 22 81 National Distilleries 104 53 54 National Gypsum Co 36 National Lead Co 38 51 10 National Steel Car 10 Newmont Mining 40 118 New York Central 61 22 22 34 Northern Pacific Ry 67 56 Northwest Airlines 18 Ohio Oil Company 30 50 Owens Illinois Glass 8 91 Pacific Gas Elec 28 447 Packard Motor Car 69 3 Pan American Air 179 14 53 Paramount Pictures 17 Patino Mines Enter 14 Penney (J C) Co Inc 5 88 87 88 13 13 Pennsylvania RR Co 136 21 Pepsi-Cola Company 69 9 Phelps Dodge Corp 61 42 42 Phila Read I 20 13 13 Philip Morris Co 124 38 39 Phillips Petroleum 29 61 Plymouth Oil Co 11 27 27 Public Service Colo 62 Pullman Incorporated 18 Pure Oil Company 21 58 19 Radio Corp of Am 150 34 36 Reo Motors Inc Republic Steel Corp 77 62 11 Reynolds Tobacco 207 38 RKO Pictures Co 53 96 RKO Theaters Corp 11 73 Safeway Stores Inc 8 119 St. Joseph Lead Co 21 393. 39 51 527 Schenley Industries 59 Sears Roebuck Co Servel Incorporated 51. 421 Shell Oil Company 31 47 Simmons Company 10 44 Sinclair Oil Corp 55 42 Socony Vacuum Oil 66 46 46 South Porto Rico Sug 6314 Southern Calif Ed Southern Company 60 64 65 Southern Pacific Co 210 45 44 45 Southern Railway 49 120 120 Sperry Corporation 12 64 16 Standard Brands Inc 19 364 Standard Oil Calif v8 27 27 Standard Oil Co (Ind) 30 78 Standard Oil Co (NJ) 89 Stewart Warner Corp 31 42 Stone Webster Inc 10 Studebaker Corp 38 Sunray Oil Corp 38 19 Sunshine Mining Co Superior Steel Corp 163 82 Swift Company Texas Company 46 73 73 Texas Gulf Sulphur 31 99 Timken Roller Bear 10 Trans World Air 26 Transamerica Corp 17 75 7612 Twentieth Cent Fox 95 Underwd Corp 803 Union Bag Paper Union Carbide Car 24 823 Union Oil of California 43 65 67 Union Pacific RR Union Tank Car Co 273 United Air Lines 107 United Aircraft 43 United Corporation 35 5T United Fruit Co 90 United Gas Improv 10 United States Lines 18 Pipe Foundry 17 United States Rubber 86 42 8 Smelt Refin 37 48 48 47 47 United States Steel 478 United States pf 156 Steel 156 48 Tobacco Co 13 Vanadium Corp Am 220 299 Walgreen Company Walworth Company Warner Brothers Pic 78 Washington Water Western Air Lines 11 Western Union Tel 86 45 Westinghouse 117 White Motor Co 15 58 Woolworth (F W) Co 43 Wrigley (Wm Jr) Co 62 Yale Towne Mig 45 Stl Door MISSOULA: NEW, 2 bedrooms, living room, kitchen and bath; lots all in nice garden which is included; practically all furnishings included; electrie range, electric water heater; city water and pipe irrigating system for garden; immediate possession; good value.

ADDITION: Furnished; rooms and bath, full basement, refrigerator and gas range included; attached garage; about 10 years old; 1 block to school. $12,100 Paxson School: living room, dining room, 2 bedrooms and bath first floor nicely finished and heated pedroom and play room in basement, pipe furnace with coal stoker, about 12 years old and in good condition; single grrage, 4 blocks te school, 2 blocks to bus, fenced yard landscaped with lots of trees; a nice property. $14,250 -SOUTHEAST: Well located in this excellent residential district; living room with fireplace, dining room, 2 bedrooms and bath first floor, 2 bedrooms and bath second floor, half basement, pipe furnace good condition; attached garage; a very special family home near University and High School. ADDITION: A fine 3-bedroom home only 4 years old in this choice residential district; full basement; forced warm air oil furnace; large living room with fireplace; garage at rear; a fine property Co. Asked .32 .25 1,65 21 .05 2.05 .12 05 .09 .11 .03 5.35 2.00 .75 .11 .03 .95 .95 .45 .04 .14 One of the outstanding homes in this fine district; 3 bedrooms; large living room with fireplace; nicely finished basement with living room den, utility room, bath and fireplace all of which could easily be converted into a nice apartment for rental purposes; large double garage plus other improvements; not far from Paxson School: carpets, drapes and other valuable articles included; this is worth your investigation.

APARTMENT HOUSES BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES FARMS RANCHES JUST TELL US WHAT YOU ARE LOOKING FOR. WE WILL BE GLAD TO HELP YOU FIND IT. INSURANCE--BONDS H. OTTMAN CO. EVENINGS OR HOLIDAYS PHONE OTIS MUDD 5-5354, H.

H. OTTMAN 5-5387 MRS. HERBENSON 1 9-8132 CHECK THIS! DIAL 2-2500 MODERN 2-BR. HOME, finest construction, 2 years old, large garage, corner lot; will complete apt. in full basement; all for less than 8 fine home with income.

LEWIS CLARK 2 full basement, attached garage, nice big yard, sidewalks in and paid; convenient, modern, attractive inside and out; no finer location. 3-BEDROOM; large combination living room-dining room, modern kitchen and bath, all hardwood floors, excellent repair, large basement, attached garage, fenced yard, improved lot; all for $7,000. 1-BEDROOM with second bedroom in basement, large living room, large garage and shop, modern kitchen 009 and bath, good corner location; all for $6,800. COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE. NEW LISTINGS APPRECIATED.

DICK HAGUE CO. 1306 E. Parker Broadway 9-0781 W. P. Parker Tel.

4-4632 2-2500 LOOK NEW -Living room, built in kitchen, 2 bedrooms and bath, hardwood floors, picture windows, mahogany doors, full basement, automatic oil furnace, It's a honey for only $11,500, will go G.I. LARGE house for large family or 2 apartments, 4 rooms down and 4 rooms up, lots, close to bus and school, full price is easy terms. 4 ROOMS and bath, completely furnished, refrigerator, wash machine and everything, connected to sewer, 2 lots, garage; only $800 down. FULL price $800, small house on 2 lots; $300 down. 1 acre building site on paved road in Orchard Homes, irrigated, close to school; $1,250.

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