Logansport Pharos-Tribune from Logansport, Indiana • Page 26

Owners of marauding dogs. which have killed 11 head of sheep and 13 chickens in Eel township in the past six weeks will be prosecuted it they are identified, Township Trustee Loyd Copeland ed Wednesday. Copeland reported that 12 chickens belonging to Mrs. Charles Martin. route 2, were killed Monday and two sheep belonging to James Brown were killed Sunday night by dogs.

Brown has lost a total of seven sheep to dogs in the past six weeks while Ralph Stewart has lost four. All of the attacks reported have been in the west part the township. The dogs apparently are being turned loose at night by their owners, Cope and said. The Jaw prorides that the owner or the person harboring the dog is responsible for any damage done by the animal when it runs at large, he pointed out. The township is required to inburse the owners for losses they sustain through attacks from dogs.

the money coming from dog lieense fees. Plan to Raze Smoke Stack on Erie Avenue Dogs Killing Sheep, Fowl A Logansport landmark For about 40 years--the old Logansport: Heating company smoke stack at the rear of 615 Erie avenue--will be razed soon. Ed Werner has obtanied the contract to tear down the stack, which originally was 185 feet high, but because of deterioration was reduced in height by 25 feet. The Hoppe Salvage company, owner of the property, said the stack had passed safely tion regularly, but that it had not been in use for many years, At ore time the boilers generated steam for a city heating system, but the system failed to meet expectations and was abandoned. EAST BUFFALO LIVESTOCK EAST BUFFALO (UP) Live- stock: Cattle 550: steers and heifers steady at 17-23; dairy type cattle steady; good heifers 16.50-18; commercial 14.50-16.50.

Calves 100; good to choice mostly 1-2 below Monday: good to choice 25-28; utility and cial 24-26. Hogs 250 weaker and mostly good and choice 180-220 lb hogs early top 28.25: 220-250 lbs 25-27: 250-290 lbs 23-25; 290-350 lbs 20-23. Sheep 750; not established. CHICAGO PRODUCE CHICAGO (UP) Live poultry: Market steady; 15 trucks. No Chicago Poultry Board price changes since Tuesday.

Cheese: Single daisies a Ib; longhorns processed loaf 34-37: Swiss Grade A 44-47, 41-43, 37-38. Butter: 1.851,920 Ibs; market steady: 93 score a lb: 92 score 90 score 89 score. 51 Eggs: 23-466 cases; market steady, White large extras 70 per cent A and over a doz: per cent A and over 36; mixed large extras per cent A and over 36; mediums per cent A and over 33: standards 33; current receipts 32. CONDITION CRITICAL Mrs. Pear.

E. Sturgeon, wife of Harry Sturgeon, of Walton, is re- I ported in a critical condition. Memorial hospital, Mrs. Sturgeon reportedly bumped her head in an accident at home two days ago. She was unconscious when 'admitted to the hospital Wednesday.

Acetylene Arc Welding Corrugated Metal Pipe I Beams Angles Bars Sheet Metal of All Kinds Adjusting Posts Special Built Tanks GALVANIZED CORRUGATED ROOFING Logansport Metal Culvert Co. 220 Hanna Phone 5157 Loyalty Board Questions Dr. Ralph Bunche Chief of United Nations Trusteeship Department Quizzed at Secret Inquiry, UNITED NATIONS, N.Y., (UP) -Dr. Ralph J. Bunche, principal director of the United Nations trusteeship department, was confronted Tuesday by two former Communist leaders at a secret 12- hour inquiry by a U.S.

government loyalty board. A close associate of the Negro U.N. administrator said Bunche "welcomed the chance to clear himself." Pierce J. Geretty, chairman of the six-man international organization's employes loyalty board, questioned Bunche in presence of former Negro Communists ning Johnson and Leonard Patterson who have given information to several congressional investigatreeling committees concerning I munist infiltration in labor unions, churches and schools. Neither Bunche, who won the Nobel Peace prize for his role as peacemaker in the Israel-Arab conflict, nor Gerety would comment on the inquiry.

Gerety said, however, that "no inference should be drawn from the fact that he (Bunche) had a meeting with the board." Bunche's associate described the inquiry as "rough and tough" at times. "Of course, like many other peopie, Dr. Bunche has been associated with Communists in the the associate said. "He is confident that he will be cleared quickly." The Federal Bureau of Investigation has investigated the records of 1,760 American employes at the United Nations to check their loyalties. Of these, only 32 cases have been considered serious enough to be heard by the loyalty board.

Bunche's name was injected into testimony before the Senate Internal Security Subcommittee last October when Jack S. Harris, senior officer of the trusteeship division's research section, admitted that Bunche sponsored him for employment at. the United Harris was fired as a result of his refusal to tell the subcommittee whether he was a Communist at the time of his employment or at the he was testifying. Bunche stated that be hired Harris simply on the basis of his qualifications as an "expert" on trusteeship matters. Bunche goes to Washington tonight to attend President Eisenbower's state dinner 50: Emperor Haile Selassie of Ethiopia.

Winamac Lady Dies Suddenly at Home WINAMAC, Ind. Mrs. Virgie Adkins Phalps, 68, died suddenly at 1:30 o'clock Wednesday morning at her home, 528 South Market street. Born on February 18, 1886 in Morehead, she came to Winamac four years ago from Illincis. Her marriage on May 10, 1906 was to Clarence Phalps, who sur-.

vives. Other survivors are: a son, Sherman, of Winamac; a daughter, Rowena Brokovith, of Lake Villa, two brothers, Walter, of New Castle: and Riley. of Anderson; a sister, Mrs. Lizzie Stammer, of Farmer, Ky. She belonged to the Winamac Christian church.

Funeral services will be ducted at 2 p.m. Friday at the! I church with the Rev. C. D. Barringer officiating.

Burial will be made in the Marocco cemetery. Friends may call at the Fry-Lange funeral home, HIT-RUN CRASH A hit-and-run traffic accident was reported to police Wednesday morning by F. E. Driggers, of Anderson, who claimed the left side of his automobile was damaged by another car while parked in front of 125 East Market street. FURNITURE LOANS LINCOLN FINANCE COMPANY Marie Smith, Mgr, Phone 3295 CASH LOANS Whether You Need $20, $50, $100, $300 or up to $500 YOUR SIGNATURE is the ONLY ONE REQUIRED Yes, you can place your confiMONEY FOR ANY dence in our firm because--should GOOD PURPOSE you have sickness or unemploy- You can borraw ment, can depend on our full from us for any you good purpose.

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LOGANSPORT. IND. PHONE 2-2-5-2 ABOVE BAZLEY'S MARKET Twenty-Six Logansport, REAL ESTATE BE YOUR OWN FORTUNE TELLER AND YOU CAN FORECAST A HAPPY FUTURE IF YOU BUY ONE OF THE HOMES BELOW: $500 DOWN is all you need to buy 2- bedroom home. It has 2-bedrooms, big kitchen. 12' 17' dining room, living room and full bath with all new fixtures.

car garage. Gas water heater. Alsco aluminum storm doors and windows. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. LOG 130.

$1,000 DOWN is all the cash you need to buy this 2-bedroom home. A cute home with picture window and car port attached. 50' 190' lot. New this year. Full bath, automatic oil heat.

Near bus stop and Fairview park. LOG 133. $1,000 DOWN will buy this 5-bedroom home. It has a full bath, Sun parlor, Philco TV set and antenna included. Front and rear porches.

2-story garage 24' with concrete floor, many large shade trees. 2-new picture windows. A very attractive home. New automatic oil furnace. Better hurry on this one.

LOG 160. $1,000 DOWN will buy this cute 3-room home situated on a lot 165'. It has many evergreen trees, rose bushes, spirea bushes, numerous flowers and fruit trees. 2-room basement with cement floor, drain, and automatic oil forced air furnace. Gas water heater.

2-car garage. 30 day possession. A wonderful buy. LOG 144. $1,000 DOWN will buy this property that has 2 bedroom modern home and a rental property on the rear of the lot with 3 rooms and bath.

Immediate possession. The larger home is heated by hot air stoker and the smaller home by oil space heat. Well worth your consideration. LOG 149. $1,000 DOWN will buy a 2-bedroom home and acres at Camden, Ind.

Located approximately miles from Deer Creek. A very attractive frame home with car garage. Brick outdoor fireplace, many fruit trees and grape arbor. LOG 153. OPEN EVENINGS JOHN WEIGLE'S CO.

REALTORS INSURORS 312 So. 5th Street Phone 4174 b. Lots LOTS for salc. All parts of town. Phone 4524.

wide 200' deep. Restricted. $700 up. Phone 3360 or 6684. LOT FOR SALE -40x165 with small suitable for garage.

AY. Bdwy. Phone 8326 alter 5 p.m. SUB-DIVIDING 185 acres. For choice lots call 9952.

Cash or E-Z terms. Otto Hilbert. UTILITY TRACTOR. FOR TOUGH FARM JOBS NEW St Simplicity with Alf Gear Transmission 3 Forward Speeds and REYERSE New 5 HP Simplicity Model provides selective transmission, 3 forward speeds and reverse, plus 'Quick-Hitch" for less a-minute implement change, without tools! New 10-inch mold. board plow and new rotary tiller plus full line of Simplicity attachments to do more than 28 farm jobs.

Let as show you Simplicity in action on your farm! It's America's biggest utility tractor value. LEHNUS BROS. So. Burlington Ave. Phone 4691 Wednesday Evening, May 26, 1954.

Daniel Webster School To Graduate 50 Pupils Late Market Reports STOCK SURVEY Here's a roundup of share. values on the Big Value, of Stock Stocks Each End BILLION FEa. 1954) DOLLARS TO 5 10 IS 20 OIL 6. NATL CAS CHEMICALS GAS ELEC. UTILS.

COMMUNICATIONS. AUTOS A.R. R.R. EQUIP. RETAIL TRADE MACH.

METALS. FOOD BEVS. ELECTR. EQUIP. IRON STEEL MINING.

PAPER 6 PUBL FINANCIAL FOREIGN COS. TOBACCO TEXTILES ALL OTHER Dales New Yoth Stock Exchange Moria Keb Hawkins Stockyards Phone 4434 180 to 220 26.00 220 to 240 25.25 240 to 260 24.25 260 to 280 23.25 280 to 300 22.25 Sows 20.50 down Boars 15,50 Veals 21.00 Stags 17.00 Producers Stockyards Phone 3296 26.25 25.50 24.50 23.75 22.25 20.50 down 15.00 17.00 Logansport Grain Phone 3441 180 to 220 220 to 240 240 to 260 260 to 280 280 to 300 Sows Boars Stags Wheat 1.50 Corn, cwt, 2.10 Soybeans 3.20 Oats .80 Third Street Market Phone 3705 Eggs .30 Veals .25 Lambs .15 Veal hides .12 Beef hides .04 Sixth Street Produce Phone 3329 Hens .17 Hers .14 A Large .32 A Mediums .26 CONSOLIDATE DEBTS If you owe a member of scattered bills or instaliment payments consolidate your debts of Locol! Here you'n find quick money serviceord you will have just one payment to mote each month. Call, Write or Phone for $25 to $500 LOCAL FINANCE 31B 4th Street 51 CORPORATION Phone 4594 FRY Corner 4th and Wall St. Logansport, Ind. Heavy Leghora EggsGrade Grade BOLENS Power-Ho the Only Garden Tractor with Versa-Matic Drive! NO MORE BELT SWITCHING CLUTCHING SHIFTING Continuous variable speeds at full power and under load with no belt switching, clutching or shifting are yours with the Bolens Garden Tractor with Verse -Metic Drive.

Hos safety reverse, making corner work and row-end turning easy. 111 attachments make the Bolens work for you the year 'round in town and country, garden and field. Plowing, snow removal, spray pointing, tree fell. ing end wood cutting as well as lawn mowing and leaf grinding are but a few copobilities of this amazing, versotile implement, Phone us or come in and ask for demonstration in your garden or on your form. Jackson Kitchel 510 High Street Phone 3085 An even 50 students of the sixth grade will complete their work at the Daniel Webster school this spring, it was announced by school officials today.

In celebration of the event, the graduates will be honored with a ncon picnic luncheon at Spencer park on May 28 and then will enjoy a skating party in the afternoon hours. Named by John Whittington. principal, as the candidates to complete their elementary school studies this spring are Bettsy Bailey, Charles Baker, Mike Baker, Larry Bender, Tom Bishop, Sidney Biyler, Glenn Bodinson, Tommy Brown, Linda Burkit, Louie Dailey, James David, Mike Dixon, Elinore Drompp, Jo Anne Fox, Jean George, Eddie Gottschalk, Fred Harrison. John Hart, Richard Hart, Donald Hockman, Karen Hotaling, Donald Heiden, John Robert Hillis. Larry Hunter, Rebecca Hupp.

Cathy Insley, Ann Johnson, Cinda Kathrens, Carole Kinnaman, Linda Lape, Carolyn Lowe, Linda Moyes, Bonnie Overmyer, William Pontius, Gary Price, Kenneth Pugh Harry Reed, Margaret Ann Ross, Nancy Schawitsch, Jeanne Stewart, Darlene Thomas, Larry Thomas, Penelope Utley, Sandra Utley, Karla Vinyard, Ronald Watson. William Wickersham, Sue Williams, Ronald Winegardner, Lynne Beth Yeazel. Lions Will Install Officers on June 29 New officers will be installed and new members inducted at the June 29 meeting of the Logansport Lions club, it was announced. Starting next week, all dinner meetings will start at 7 o'clock, according to Keith Showalter, president of the club. Lion members watched movies of the 1952 Memorial day race as the evening's program.

Harold Reid showed the film. MONON YOUTH ENLISTS Kendall Lee Pufahl, 19-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Pufahl, of Monon, has enlisted in the United States Army for a three-year tour of duty with special assignment in the airborne, it. was reported today by local recruiting officiais.

His enlistment was made on May 25. Local Driver Loses License CHICAGO -Livestock: Hogs: Salable receipts butchers lower; sows 1.00 lower; 180-230 lb butchers 25.00 to 26.00, with several loads choice 1 and 2 under 220 lbs 26.25-27.00; 240-1 270 lbs 23.75-24.75; 280-310 lbs 22.25 to 23.50. Cattle: 12,000, calves 400; high choice and prime steers steady to 50 lower; other grades steady: heifers steady; cows weak to 23 liwer: vealers weak to 1.00 lower. Prime lb fed steers 25.50 to 27.00, some held higher; choice to low prime steers 22.75-25.25: low choice to good 20.00-22.50; choice to low prime heifers 21.75-24.00: two loads prime heavy heifers heid above 25.50; utility and commercial cows 1 12.25-14.00. Good and choice vealers 21.00-25.00.

Sheep: spring lambs steady; old crop lambs steady to 50 lower; scattered lots mostly good to prime spring lambs 24.00- 27.50; No. 1 skin shorn lambs mostly good and choice 79-110 Ibs 19.15-20.00. NEW YORK PRODUCE NEW YORK (UP) Butter steady; receipts 893,548 lbs. Wholesale selling prices: A.A score) A (92 score) 571- (90 score) (89 score) Eggs barely steady on medium smalls: fully steady to firm on better quality large; receipts 20,714 cases: wholesale selling prices: Minimum 10 per cent AA quality, includes nearbys: Large lbs: White brown Medium: White 34-35: brown 34-35. Extras minimum 65 per cent A quality, includes Midwestern: Large lbs: White 41-42: brown 40-41; mixed colors Mediums minimum 60 per cert White 34-35; brown 34-35: mixed color 34-35.

Extras minimum 55 per cent Large 45-48 lbs: White brown mixed colors 33-39. CHICAGO LIVESTOCK INDIANAPOLIS LIVESTOCK INDIANAPOLIS (UP) Live- stock: Hogs slow, uneven; 50-75c, instances 1.00, lower; bulk choice 170-230 lbs 26.00-26.50; few to 27.25; 230-250 lbs 25.00-26.25; 250-285 lbs 23.50-25.25; 120-160 lbs 23.50-25.00; sows lower at 17.00-21.00, few 21.50. Cattle 1,200 calves 400; moderately active, steady to strong early but trend not fully developed: high good to choice steers and yearlings 22.25-23.00: high commercial and good steers 19.00-22.00; good and choice heifers and mixed yearlings 19.00-22.50; vealers active, fully steady; bulk choice and prime 22.00-23.50; odd prime to 24.00; commercial and good 16.00-21.50. Sheep 200; 50c lower; good and choice spring lamos 23.50-25.50; few to 26.00; ewes weak at 4.00-6.00. FULTON COUNTY Artificial Breeding ABS Association, In Holstein, GuernAMERICAN sey, Jersey, Browr BREEDERS SERVICE Swiss and Angus milking shorthorn, Call 927 Rochester.

SAVE-SAVE-SAVE FREE INSTALLATION Allstate Rebuilt Engines listed below WHILE THEY LAST Exch. You Year Make Price Save 1939-41 Mercury $171 $30 1940 Chev. $133 $40 1935-39 Ply $146 $40 1950-41 Ply. $149 $40 1942 Dodge $155 $40 1947-40 Chrysler $173 $40 1941-47 Buick $261 $45 ONLY DOWN Guaranteed same as new car, 90 days or 4000 miles HERE IS REAL SAVINGS Expert Installation Sears, Roebuck Co. 5th North Street Phone 4103 William E.

Scripter, of 128 Eel River avenue, lost his driving privileges for a period of one year when convicted Wednesday in city court on a charge of drunk driving. The defendant also was assessed and S14.75 costs and sentenced to ten days in the Cass county jail, Judge Harry Tutewiler granted a change of venue request in the drunk and reckless driving cases Donald D. See, of 911 Ninteenth street. J. T.

Hillis was selected to: serve as special judge. There was one case of tion. Recognition. Event Slated at McKinley Recognition day for sixth grade graduates of the McKinley school will be held at 11 a.m., June 1, it was announced today by Paul A. Deckard.

principal of the school. At the conclusion of the program, the students will adjourn to the Spencer park for a noon picnic luncheon and then a skating party in the afternoon. Listed as candidates for graduation from the school are Roselyn Clark, Thomas Green, Don' Hildebrand, Larry Lewellen, Priscilla Mayhill, Larry Morgan and Thomas Newport. Billie Schache, Mary Lou Smith, Mike Strahle, Vera Taylor, Sharon Weimer, Mary Louise Wilson and Vicky Wolfe. Niles Masonic Lodge Will Confer Degree The Master Mason degree will be conferred by the St.

Joseph Valley lodge No. 4, Friday F. and evening A.M.. in of Niles, the local Masonic Temple for Orient lodge No. 272.

Preceding the initiation and short business meeting will be a supper to be served at 6:30 c'elock. All Master Masons are invited. The hacienda of Cortes, conqueror of Mexico, still stands and has been turned into a tourist botel, Schools to Get $844,274 From Property Taxes County Auditor Announces Semi Annual Distribution of Taxes in County. A record $844,274.21, representing more than 58 percent of the spring installment of property taxes collected in Cass county, will go to the schools, it was reported tday by County Auditor Richard Gohl after the state auditor's office approved the spring settlement Tuesday. Current and delinquent taxes on personal property and real estate collected this spring in Cass totaled $1,425,570.25, while bank tax brought an additional $20.511.12 and building and loan tax $581.58 for a grand total of $1,416,662.95.

The property tax collected this spring $120,000 more a year ago, most of the increase going to the schools, it was reported. Of the $844,274.21 going to the schools, $51,282.05 goes to the state for school purposes and the remainder, $792,992.16 is to be distributed among the local schools. The division of the property tax is as follows: atste tax, state school tax, teachers retirement fund, state fair board, state forestry fund, county tax, county welfare, election, Memorial hospital, ditch improvement fund, $17,650. Township tax, tuition tax, special school, transportation, 183.67; school building bonds in Logansport and Washington township, cumulative building funds in Logansport, Adams ship and Galveston, township poor relief, county library, corporation library, (Walton, Royal Center, Tipton and Boone townships) 384.07: general corporation tax, Logansport, Royal Center, Galveston, Walton and Onward, 041.75; sirect tax. Galveston and Royal Center, police pensions, firemen's pensions, $18,009,78.

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