The Courier from Waterloo, Iowa • 51

WATERLOO FCTTDAY COCTttnt, WATTRLOO. IOWA. twBAT, trrrmm. 11, tws. ftrtr-ejM Financial Livestock and Grain Marts New Las Vegas Resorts Reported Barely Surviving i.

boomini Lai v'eni Standard of Living on Farms uumim imanciai worries today. The millionaire gsmbling barom along the fabulous "strip NevrYorlc Sfochs Standard of Living of Firm Operator Families in Market Gossip i-uuiuig iq worry idoui 11 me town can 1954 Business Briefs aaWMBMM4HtaaMBMBWBItBMSaiMaaBV Cautious Period Ends for Sfoclc Traders DOW-JONES INDUSTRIAL AVERAGES. we uecreaae in business expected for the next three months. v. like The Sandj, Deiert Inn and Sahara claim their businesi ii "up" over lajt year when These Frldi? eloetnf: dotation are supplied by C.

Allyn 410 1 Waterloo and Lamson 104 First National number firm of uia new York block Exchange. Utilities gamming yiUilL I1JV a.UUU.UUU, But the four new plush reiorti which opened during the recent summer season The Dunes, Royal Nevada, Moulin Rouge and Riviera reportedly have barely survived in the mad Close Rails 157.40 162.27 Industrials ....472.53 ,...474.59 Hi 'i 1 I Mil It li Sf a. 68.30 66.33 Friday's close, September 2. Friday's close, September 9. scramoie ior yie tourist dollar.

The well-bankrolled Sands this mushrooming desert resort 2.06 4.87 .05 Net change tu nn axeX. I fi-Vf 7 I K'V area. There has been an abrupt change in trader psychology. The Apparently, warnings of "over-building" from the Indus cautious attitude which had been reported during the early part of August has disappeared and in its place we find that traders with few exceptions are' optimistic and looking forward to a recently leased The Dunes hotel for 20 years, "while the other three new luxury resorts have had to refinance because of the novel epidemic of casino "anemia." Kirn Low Stock 21 Admiral 37', 27 Atr Kedue. It 7', Alleghany S4 Al.

L. 811. 40 34 Alld. Mill 634 BIS Alld. Strs.

Ill Ms 19 AUIa. ChaL SB's Jo Am. AlrL 38' Am. Can 48 Am. Cyan.

3H Am. Motor! J7H 21 1 Am. Rad. 67 40H Am. Smelt lfr7i 172 Am.

7S 62i Am. Too. 8J 47 Anac. Cop. 47i 3i Armco Silt 1 13 '4 Armour 17 12'.

Ash. Oil try itself are being heeded by some members of the tax com km al CUB I H1 Ann'l Div. 1 00 1 40 isog 1 IKia 1 00 4 00 4a 1.00 1 40 1 7(ig 00 3 40a 1 on 2 00 1 OOe 100 1 00 8g mission, the state agency which 23 16 8 S9 (0 70 24 42 63 24 84 177 7S 79 47 15 14 143', 4W 6 11 49 20 160 licenses gambling. Called "Bunk." Tax Commissioner William Swine Receipts at Jake Freedman, operator of.Deutsch. One Of IPVPn mmhpTi.

very selective market over the next few weeks. Most of the demand for securities came from the public although there was good institutional demand for some of the market leaders like U. S. Steel, Bethlehem Steel, Union Carbide and DuPont. The type of stocks making new highs and the reduction in brokers loans seem to indicate that demand is coming from public investors rather than public speculators.

Rails led this week's market. The rail average had not followed the industrials into new high territory and it was only a question of time before this was realized. Rails offered rela 1S1 121 'i Atchison the consolidated Sands and of the board which includes Dunes, claims rumors that Las Gov. Charles Russell as chair-Vegas is going "under" are pure man, has proposed that each new Iowa -Minnesota Yards and Plants Hogs Are Higher for Week OH AU. Refln.

'n Avco Mfj. 53 a 354 BiO 89', 4S, Bendl A v. 22 184 Benef. Tin. Dunx.

hotel operation present a "Our businesi has IncreMed'Kuarantee" of financial sol DES MOINES Actual receipts 161 101 Beth. Stl. 30 per cent," the former Houston vency to complete the project, tively high returns and the best opportunities for switching Friday at Iowa and Southern Minne 64 gambler declared. operate gaming and employ ex 24 65 44 Freedman claims the Nevada pricnc5d casin0 hands caPable sota packing plants and Important concentration yards and buying stations 51.000; estimated receipts Saturday week ago 33.000; year ago 43,000. CHICAGO Wi Butcher hogs gained 25c to 50c while sows were ahead 50c of conducting a successful re 22 WATERLOO MARKETS In the livestock market this week.

Best; Trading unevenly active to alow as tax commission and the Clark county licensing board should limit the number of new hotels 28 13 sort hotel venture. favors Limit. demand ranged from good to poor. Prices for butchers and sows steady to 25c higher. 16 profits from high priced industrials.

Many of the best rails were and are expected to report record earnings and translate these earnings into dividend increases to their stockholders. This week has again proved the extreme selectivity of the market. Stocks in general, ex NEW YORK (INS) Wall Street hears: Rumors of 2-for-l split contributing to strength in Montgomery Ward National Dept. Stores may be in the black before the year's end ACF Industries object of heavy investment trust purchases Higher dividend possible for Plough, Inc. Allied Artists will vote a bigger cash payment this fall than the 10 cents declared in January Industry sources say Pan American, United and American Air-lines are the hottest prospects for jet transports Further drain on Britain's gold and dollar reserves taking place this month Black St Decker sales -will go to $40 million this year vs.

last year Auchin-closs, Parker ic Redpath's James F. Hughes warns, "New era markets do not last forever" Rockwell Spring Axle profits will go to $3.50 from $2.65 in '54 Foremost dairies should boast dividend next year Ohio Oil's natural gag reserves total around 2.1 trillion cubia feet Phillips Petroleum may recoup its recent loss once convertible pressure is out of the way, Rayonier will earn around $3 this year Merger rumors involving a big board company and a Swiss atomic firm Vitamin sales in '55 will run around $77 million vs. $76 million in '54 International Telephone will net $3.50 this year vs. $2.80 last year. SOLDIERROFESSOR.

ANSTIN, Tex. WW Brig Gen. J. R. Beishline, who retired at the age of 49, is now a senior management professor at the University of Texas School of Business.

He formerly commanded the 10th Division's artillery at Fort Riley, Kan. 35 opening on the fabulous strip, Las Vegas businessman Paul 10. Sept, HOGS. price of the week, $17.00, was paid for a 82 head lot on Friday. Steers sold steady to $1.00 higher with a load of high prime 1,137 pound welghta reaching $26.25, highest price paid at Chicago since May 18, II0O8.

Salable hogs 100, total compared with week ago: Barrows and gilts 2jm McDermott, who served on the 16 32 24 Barrows and gilts, choice: ISO to 180 lbs. 113.00& 15.00; 180 to 200 lbs. 16.15 200 to 220 lbs. $16,004 16 50 220 however, because of a shortage of investors who know the and 25c higher on butchers, sows slant. 33 tax commission for more than four years, added his voice to gambling business and the be Below are the price paid for the to 240 lbs.

115.83ft 16 50; 140 to 270 lbs. 113.4016 25: 170 to 300 lbs. $14 5 15.80; 83 bulK of hogs delivered to the Hath lief that the city is growing 300 to 330 lbs. I14.45'ul5.35; 330 to 360 80s higher: most advance on weights others which favor limiting the 27 Packing Co. However, 40c additional Is paid for meat-type butchers weighing lbs.

$13. 854i 14.85. under 210 sows around 50c higher st the close top reached $17.00 for 1 cept for the rails, changed little either up or down. A few, 190 to 240 pounds. Sows: 270 to 300 lbs.

73; 300 38', 38' number of new hotels. McDermott claims a tempo 52-head-lot of No. 1 210 lb. butchers M'a MS Boelnf Air. 271 JO" Bonn Alum.

61 Borden 4" Borf. Warn. UH 1 Brlggs Mfg. 34 22 Burroughs 14 10H CaL Ha. IV; 14 Can.

Dry 35' Can. Pae. 183a IS'4 Cae, J. I. S7 4S Cat.

Trae. 38 20S Celanesa 17 Celotex 3Vi Or de Pas. 28 23 Cert. Teed 56 42 CAO 44 13 COW 2V 15 CMSPaVP 22 14', CNW 24 86 Chrysler 80 42 CIT Tin. 58 45 ClUet Sere.

62 80 Colg. Palm. 17 15 Col Caa 87 Coml. Cred. 26 18 Coml.

Solv. 47 38 Comw. Ed. 25 21 Cong. Nn.

82 43 Com. Ed. 80 61 Container 41 27 Cont. Bak. 8S 72 Cont Can 10 27 Corn Prod.

48 37 Crane Co. 6 Cudahy Par. 24 15 Curtlss Wr. 33 31. lere we are now ottering to me proaucers 33a )fos.

330 to 360 10s. the opportunity to sell liva hogs on $14.006 14.13; 360 to 400 lbs. $13 SOU 21 uniform In weight and grade; bulk however, made major moves rary limit should be placed on faster than the ability of Las Vegas to bring tourists into the area. "Not even smart man can make a watch," he says. "Takes a watchmaker." mixed V.

S. 1. 3 and 1 grades 190 to 210 carcass grade and yield bails deliv 14.35; 400 to 450 lbs. 450 to Reynolds Metals was outstand new hotel licensing until the in. Butchers at the close 116 2516 75 550 lbs.

2 00a 1.05g 1 00 1 loh 1.00 .60 .80 lg 160 100 ld 1 00a 1 00 100 1 180 1 00 2.00 1.20 240 1.00 2b 1 00 1 so 180 MOg H't 2a 2f 2.30d 1.50 ing with a rise of $21 to $278.50, sows weighing 400 lbs. and less closed 86 47 88 85 51 transportation problems are ered to our plant at Waterloo. Butchers. 180 lbs. to 180 lbs 180 lbs.

to 200 lbs. 200 lbs. to 120 lbs. at $14.25 16 00 with 400 to 300 lb Its biggest gain was $29. The solved and Las Vegas advertis weights at $13 30i 14.30 and $00 to 6u0 11473 1550 1600 16.00 stock has been split 5-for-l lb.

sows at $12 50113.73. CATTLE. 21 "Sure, wt are doing a great, in and promotions have at-business. but it takes time to.tracted customers to bolster 13.85 Salable catUe 200, tout! 200: com Aluminium the Canadian giant, reached 114 in Friday's 46', 23. build up a gambling business.

th economy for a new era ofj OVER COUNTER MARKETS Dlv. Bid Asked American Express 1 20 17 28'a Amer. Marietta (new) 1.00 45'i 48 Ariz. Pub. Serv.

1.00 2.V 27t's Bank of America 1 60 43' California Water 2 20 46 Central Fibre 1-00 28" 30 Central Fibre pfd. I SO 26 284 Chasa Manhattan Co. 2.00 52's 53 'a 81 70 pared with week ago: Slaughter steers unevenly steady to $1.80 higher: heifers steady to 15c higher; cows steady to 25c higher; bulls strong to mostly 50c 220 lbs. to 230 lbs. 230 lbs.

to 240 lbs. 240 lbs. to 230 lbs. 2S0 lbs. to 2b0 lbs.

260 lbs. to 270 lbs. 270 lbs. to 280 lbs. 280 lbs.

to 280 lbs. 380 lbs. to 300 lbs. 3i i0 Jbs. to 310 lbs.

market. Coppers continued strong. Two corporations announced The new hotels know nothing prosperity, ne aiso warned tnai about the gambling businessJrtain industries, among them 15.70 15.55 15 40 15 23 15.10 14 95 14.80 41 78 higher; vealers steady; bulk choice and 18 prima steers $22.25124 50: most good Without ability, financing and we race tracics, would like to know-how. thev are betting that! -P Las Vegas and are en- 40 major expansion moves this week, Radio Corporation of and choice heifers $19 00412 2 50; utility and commercial cows 13.00: util 54 2625 51 Cons. Food ofd 310 lbs.

to 320 lbs 14 65 320 lbs. to 330 lbs 14 50 8 22: thev will make monev from the couraging the "prophets of. Cont. 111. Natl.

Bk. 4 00 104l 108'4 ity and commercial bulls I13.75i 15.50; 18 16'4 330 lbs. to 340 liva 14.33 36 good and choice vealers 25.00. first day they open." 1 62 Doug. Aire.

340 lbs. to 350 lbs 14 20 330 lbs. to 360 lha 14.05 Cornell Paper 1,00 Detroit Harvester 1.20 Fed. Bake Shop .60 First Natl. City Bank 2 20 "Not even a bank gets de- Traditionally casino action 59 aZ: Saws.

positors on the first day," Freed-fci" u5S the movement 68'; 571 228', SW. 72-i ESTIMATED LIVESTOCK RECEIPTS AT CHICAC0 270 lbs. to 3fi lbs $15.25 300 lbs. to 330 lbs 14.75 Gas Service 1.38 Home Insurance 100 return-to-school 24 man added. "We can't add new roads, new airlines and new in the fall and the end of sum- 72 20 Erie RR 54 Firestone 38 Flintkt.

14 25Hublnger .60 13 75ilEL It 1 23 CHICAGO Pi Unofficial estimated 17'4 8H 664 28'i 52Js 17' 2K'i 53' 2 17'b 49 36 V4 16 7a 64i 27 49 16 27 'a 32's 88 IS 46 23 34 140 330 lbs. to 30 lb 360 lbs. to 400 lbs 400 lbs. to 450 lbs 450 lbs. to 500 lbs Arrlerica and Republic Steel.

In neither case will the company raise money through the sale of equity securities. Internal sources are supplying a considerable amount of requirements for expansion plus the sale of senior securities. This indicates that the companies are not concerned by interest rates and have faith in the future growth of-industry. 41 23 trains to bring tourists hereimer vacations But the Pace has quick enough to support all cifd 11 23 Koremoct D' 1.00 32 Fost Wheel 1 60 livestock receipts for Monday: HOGS: 10.000. CATTLE: 22.000.

SHEEP: 3.000. 500 lbs. to 550 lbs Stags. pfd. 20 12 25'ips pfd.

3.75 11.50 IPS .80 I la. So. Vtll. pf. 1.76 la.

So. UtlL 120 "100 I 50MecMlllaii 1.00 these new hotels." ivA cavuiiu luc ma. jl Liij I 35 91 10 53 82 68 Frport. Sul. 2 50 10 Gen.

Bak. .60 48 Gen. Elec. 1.2fig 75 Gen. Food 3 00 88 Gen.

Mtri. 3g 38 Gm. 32n Up to 400 lbs lbs. to 4.i0 lbs 450 lbs. to 500 lbs Six on Schedule FIREMEN BUSY.

"If we can get by this 114 29', 130 ft 500 lbs. to 650 lbs. 7.00; Mrilith 1.00 30 'g 33 '1 -The IOWAAUS4Spcan- 411-, D.soite th ihakv itarts wawi 374 33' 84' CATTLE Steers and heifers closing at strong 63 Gillette Morris Paper 1.00 Natl Oats .60 4 00 1 00 fire department had a busy aft- emoon Friday. There were two jO the new resorts, at least six be no stopping Las VeCas," hotels are scheduled to openjMcDermott Pdictd. WE OFFER prices for the week.

Cows and cutters NW SU. Por. Cem. 1.00 40 74 62 2 Recent wage and price in 38 Clidden 59 Goodrich 50 Goodyear 3 Grah. Pge.

13fg l'ig 25 to 60c lower. Steers- NW Pub. Svc. pfd. 450 vui t.

ih L'i calls at 1:30 p. m. for a grass fire during the next six months. creases and optimistic sales ex Announce Cresco Prime, up to 2 Mfg. CO.

.70 Among them is a $15,000,000 re 74 66 i 43 16 45 48 43 pectations arising out of favorable sales experience have caused sort called Hotel Fabulous, Concert SeriCS 15 38 35 GM Ry. 1 13 Greyhnd. 1.00 32 Grum. Aire. 100a 38 Homestak 160a Choice Good Commercial Utility 18 33 Bfl'i 18i 12.

29 '4 23 32' 43'. 304 4'. 17H 23 V4 37 TV Pacific PM. 1-30 S'JS'SW Sts. Tel.

1.12 onS Sm SW Sw' Tel- 132 10.75r8 13.00 Gb, Trani, 1,40 SO.500SJ.SO many business firms to increase 13' 30- 84 17H ll' 28 HH 30 41H 28 3' 16' 22 '4 84 88 Va 80 49 wnose owners say 11 win nave its own airline to bring custom Hrllsrs 68 68'i 111. Cent. 2g 47 111. Power 2 20 CRESCO The Cresco Com- 65 55 56 ers into Las Vegas. 58 Prime Choice Good munitv Music Association has along the Illinois Central Railroad tracks east of town and a grass fire south of town, east of the Marcon Ballroom.

About 3:30 p. m.they were called to the Gerald Freerksen farm three miles southwest of town, where corn husks were ignited near the barn. All of the fires were put out with little damage done. forward commitments and to try to accumulate inventories, according to Business Comment, monthly bulletin of The Northern 85 65 Herb McDonald, manager the 1955-56 concert 1 28 1.20 .10 $0 00 1 50 Commercial Utility K.K-ln Pump 10 0012 OO "L.r fiiH io.oogiz.oo ionnn no Vounker pfd, 'Younker Bros. 39 34 Commercial 84 2 00 48 Indua.

Ray. 1.00 66 Inland Stl. 4 35 Inspir. Cop. 3g 35 Int.

Harv. 2.00 31 Int. Miner. 160 57 Int. Nickel 2 60 82 Int.

Paper 3 00b 12 Intst. Pwr, .70 23 Int. 1.20 26 Iowa 140 81 Johna Man. 3 00a 32 Jones It L. lSg Utility the Chamber of program, but dates have scoffs at published reports thatjnot set.

The membership operators will be able to buy a drive will conmmence Sept. 19, resort hotel "cheap" this winter. jani wjji include residents of the He cites statistics indicating a Cresco and Howard county com-! 108 85 41 41 87 114 15 31 30 97 50 eZZ, Mutual rand Shares. 15 6 23 8.76 Cuttera Cannera i'nna a nn! Affiliated Fund 31 28 Haiti-. Bologna 18 50 17.84 8.35 10.18 18.55 10.05 33.78 35 45 13 00 down 11.73 down 00 per cent increase air iraveimUnities.

I 87 49 Butcher The following securities (ft which ore exempt from Iowa Monies ond Credits (Jj tox. rj1, 100 Shores IOWA ELECTRIC LIGHT PR. CO. Shares j) IOWA PUBLIC SERVICE CO. 150 Shares i IOWA SOUTHERN UTILITIES CO- I 125 Shares THE RATH PACKING CO.

100 Shares' YOUNKER BROS, jfj Common Stocks ll CAivrs. Fall attractions will feature 126 2'J 89 33 31 129 8b Kennecott 3g 33 28 Kresge S3 1.20g Trust Chicago. Although it may be to the advantage of the individual firm to do this, the Bulletin says, a general move of this kind, while a stimulus to prices and production for a time, can only result in a decline in orders and output later on, as inventory objectives are achieved and new ordering is reduced. It has often been emphasized Steady. Fancy select Vo to $21.00 The Hickorys, male vocal trio 29 42 13.23 14 30 11.64 12.69 Commonwealth Inv, Concord Fund Mass.

Invest. Mass. Growth Geo. Putnam Fund Televllon Flee. Wellington Fund Ex-dividend.

Plus extras. Pin stock. Choice 150-200 SlS.004tlO.OOi 27.06 29.49 made up of men from the original casts of such Broadway Good 140-200 16 17.50 82 13: 69 70 Medium to good 140-200 13 S0814 SO hits, as "Oklahoma, "South 50 87 23 70 70 24 67 25 32 Common to medium 80-20 11 00ft 12.00 Cull- 80-200 7.003 10.00 to Las Vegas during the past year and a 15 per cent boost in automobile, bus and train traffic. McDonald claims that Las Vegas is booming full blast, compared with such cities as Reno, Elko, and Salt Lake City. Another i operator, Marion B.

Hicks of the Thunder- 39 Kroger Co. 1 80a 64 LOF Glasa 2g 13', Lib. 6oa 61 Ligg. My. 4 00a 43 Lion Oil 2 00 17 Loew'a Inc.

56 St. Cera. 2 .00 21 Lorrilard 19 Mack Trkl. 23 Magnavox 150b 23 Pacific," and "Sons of The above bid and asked prices are! uir grade ealves cricert according to The singers will present tradi obtained from local members of the National Assn. of Sec.

Dealers, tional selections for male voices, weignt MBS AND SHEtr. Steady. Genuine spring lambs. and other sources, but are unofficial Thev do not represent actual transac 37 37 31 Marsh, rid. 2.00 tions; the; are Intended as a guide to StricUy choice Up to $1100 Average, good to choice 17 00618 50 that inventory swings are a major cause of business fluctuations.

The Federal Reserve actions in increasing rediscount rates are comic opera, folk songs and varied solo's. The Tatterman Marionettes, the country's oldest marionette Medium spring lambe 12. 0001400 bird, says his resort hotel, one of the oldest in Las Vegas, is uid ewes' the approximate range wumn wnicn these securities could have been sold (indicated by the or bought (indicated by the at the time of compilation. Good choice, 100-120 lbs. S.00Q 4 00 Good choice 120 to 140 lbs.

3.00'.j 1 50 Good choice 140 to 100 lbs. 2.00 1 00 63 21 28 37 37 26 33 29' 86 82 41 40 21 52: 73 48 47 79 52 34 17 i designed to make credit somewhat less readily available for this and similar purposes. Culls and tanners 100 to 120 44 23 Martin GL 35 25 Maytag 2 00 31 27 M. Riv. r.

1.40f 88 73 Mont. Ward 3 00a 60 44 Motorola 1.50 45 40 Nat. Biae. 3 00 43 37 Nat Dairy 1 60 23 20 Nat. DiatilL 1,00 55 45 Nat.

Gyp. 2.00b 73 58 Nat Steel 3.00 80 37 Nat. Tea 1.60b 49 31 NY Central 200 83 64 Nor. Pac. 3 00 52 43 Ohio Edit.

2 20 virtually mortgage free anjtheater, and the Hanson and economic condition of whichjDeDell instrumental ensemble few hotels on the strip can 'and duo pianists, will appear on boast. the series. Nevertheless, Hicks and others The spring program will fea- lbs 100-a 108 PRODUCE. (Bcnioa Creamery Ca.l UNDERGOES SURGERY. ST.

ANSGAR (Special) Emil Steinberg of St. Ansgar was taken to the Cedar Valley hospital The Bulletin reports that the II score butter .0" I (ti DIVERSIFIED SERVICES. INC. LOCAL DISTRIBUTORS Harold S. Anderson I.oran L.

Garnant Fdward M. McAleer William L. Pink st on J. C. Jones, Assistant Mangfer Leon E.

Robb, Div, Manager 512 First National Phone ADami 3-3722 POtXTHT iFea fredaeel Dial ADoms 4-447S Quail Co. Member Midwest Stock Ei.chor.ge Business Established 1922 201-5 Commercial Bldg. Raymond Smith, Res. Mgr. are taking out "insurance to ture Helen Rice and Arnold remarkably good rains in retail sales have continued.

In July retail sales were 9 per cent above tags bring new action to their crap, Walker. Miss Rice appeared in in Charles City and will under- Heavy hens 3 Mediterranean Crosa such Broadway hits as, "Wonderful Town" and "Kiss Me roulette and "21" games. He offers a chartered airline "cham- July of last year end 2 per cent (Leghorn 70 above June, after allowance Medium go major surgery this week. Kronoman, 14, son of Mr. jl and Mrs.

Alvin Kroneman, who lunderwent major surgery at pagne" flight from Los Angeles Kate," and has made opera and (source of 85 per cent of Las television appearances. Walker seasonal changes. Chex 31 Ohio Cil 13 Oliver Cp. 61 Otia Elev. 24a 98 Owens IG 4 00 44 Pac.

2.20 16 Pan. Aipn. .80 22 Penn RR 1.00 82 Penney JC 2 60a 17 Pepsi-Cola .60 38 Pfizer 1.00a 48 Ph. Dodge 2 6ua 18 71 131 53 22 30 100 24 5" 64 R1PFS. In the four weeks ended Aug.

28 88: IFrem Waterlea Blee sag Fir Ca MnnHav ra falrpn Vegas' business) at a less-than- has had experience witn operev cost figure, doling out freea companies and radio. 27, department store sales were i Beef Hides No. I 23'. each iseito Rochester that same afternoon gambling money, drinks, shows and dinners to all comers. eaeahhoior tests and observation prior to No I hog hides Ne hog hides No 1 horse hides No.

1 horse hides Sheep pelts 6 per cent above the corresponding weeks a year ago; floods in the east and hot weather in other sections have the over-all gain for the country. THE HARD WAY. MUNCIE, Ind. Young Dennis Shults of Muncie fell into a lake near here while he ion each I Aft 40 per lb. Proposes Trial.

No. 1 wool anticipated major surgery in the future. He is at St. Mary's hospital. He is a student at the St.

Ansgar school. No. wool per lb A "strip" hotel baron who de- 46'a 61. 35i 433 73 'a 22? 1054 32 V. 641! 38'a S33'.

48s. 4h' WILLIAM E. STEELY LIFE INSURANCE Pnllrm Analytl; Annuities, Benefit Plan DIOTItlCT MANAGER THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK 43 34 Philco 160 44 37 Phil. Mor. 3 00 79 69 Phil.

Pet. 300 28 18 Plough St Co. .80 107 91 Pr. Gam. 100a 33 28 P.

Sv. E4Q 160 73 56 Pullman 3.00a 41 34 Pur Oil 33 30 Qaker Oats 1 60 55 36 Radio Cp. 1 0(l 62 41 Repub. SU. 1 7 Rexall 48 40 Rev.

Tob. 1 SO 75 64 RicMleld l.OOa 49 42 Safeway St. 2.40 55 40 St. J. Lead 2g ELECTRIC RATES CUT.

ST. ANSGAR (Special) A reduction in electric rates for SHORT FREEDOM. CAMDEN, Me. Lobsters that escaped when the floor of the Regal Lobster Co. collapsed into the ocean here had only brief freedom.

Hundreds of clined use of his name proposed: was fishing. He had to be that new hotels not be allowed pulled to safety. But his tears to open their casinos pending a changed to a smile when he trial operation of their rooms discovered he had hooked a and other departments. (fish while he was flailing in the city has a policy ofj water. issuing Jiquor rd: CODY MEMORIAL.

ing to the laws of supply and, DAVENp0RT Ia The commercial customers of the Interstate Power Co. in this area, 73 Lictru aiuiuuutcu lO-ia Wsthloo Di.no. Waiebioo. Iowa Myers, district manager of the 4S)J 5'. 42'.

100 Will Sell 200 Shores IOWA PUBLIC SERVICE Common Stock Price $16.75 shore. Phone AD 2-5141 company. The decrease goes in to effect on commercial light them, still bearing tags, were trapped up to distances of two miles away. number of operators who want Quad-Ci ty tent of the us 4H bills received in St. Ansgar 411 4n 33 St.

R. Pap. 1.8U 21 Schenley 100 74 Sears Rueb. 2.40a 33 Sharon SU. Ig 39 Simn.

Co. I.Si 48 Sinclair Oil 260 49 Socony Mob. 2 Oua 29 SPR Sug. 1.70d 17 South. Co.

0 to try their luck," he said. n'7' Vm The resort hotelman claimed was named after 'Buffalo Bill the boarding up of one resort; Cody. The famous showman hotel will start a financial panic was born Scott County near in Las Vegas and touch off at LeClaire and st-rtd his first 49 59 62 37 21 65 29 ana alter uct. l. lms revision commercial rates is being put tan into effect in all communities under 7,500 population, Myers 51 South.

Pac. 2 SW P. t. 22 Sperry-fiand 23. said.

29 least a temporary recession in wna wesi nuw ucic. OLD COW HAND. CITRA, Fla. UP When John Hagan says, "I'm an old cow hand," he really means it. He's 82 and still rides the range every day.

Hagan's ranch is normally much under water but there Is plenty of space to ride. 1.00 lil .64 1.00a 1 oob 1 40 lg 1 8ob 41 36 Std. Bda. 98 73 SO Cal. CniRCII IS STARTED.

APLINGTON (Special) Con Investment Securities 101-2 Pint Notional Bldg. 42 SO lnd. S3 4'4 1.15"i OUR BOARDING HOUSE 144 10 SO N. struction started Friday mornlne il3as St. Warn.

Waterloo Stud. Parle. on the new Presbyterian church so', here. 1 08 i i 4 p. 32'Vnftp alnrk dividend nr anlit tin.

kDe- 27 21 UMCL6' $0L6i HAS VAM, jq 6ET AfJ TAk-EM OVEK OKB -AMD ALLl HOvJ MCVi PlfOr fi tVM CHANlfiED THAT l6 l)i A FOLHZ ZY oj- i 66 inured or paid this year, an accumula-18Ja tive issue with dividends In arrears this year, dividend omitted, de-86 Iferred or no action taken at last dlvl-112'4'dend meetlnsr. r-Declared or paid In Sunray M-C 1 Swift 1.00a Texas Co. 3 00a lex. O. Sul.

l'-ag Tide Wat. l'sf Timk. HH Toledo Ed. .70 20th C. Io 1 00a Vn.

BP 3 00a lin. Carb. V. Oil CaL 140 Un. Pac.

00a L'n. Air L. 1.00a Unit. Aire. 400 Uuit.

Corp. .2" Vmt Fruit 100 US Gyp. 00a WHAT'S THE BEST PLACE TO GET INFORMATION ABOUT COMMON STOCKS? Plus stock dividend, y-uquidatinu! divldei d. eld-Called. ad-Ex dividend.

loU 'ft DOCTOR! Our model Doctor's Office hot proved so popular thot wt hove added another office and a very unusual reception room set up All colors and sizes in every price range. it-dls-Ex distribution. r-Ex rights. w-Without warrants. ww-With warrants wt-Warrsnts.

wd-When diitributed. wi-When Issued. nd-Nexl day delivery, q-ln bankruptcy or receivership or being reorganized under the Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by euco companies. HH 3S US Rubber 1 00 60' i 48 US Smelt. l'vf tf; 404 US Steel at 3H 27' Walgreen ID" a 78'i t)6H Walker H.

1 0('a l'a 1X Walworth .80 41 Bi t4 5o Ills 'a 47s S7 S8T. 2H It IS', 21 'a 37'a 23 'a 19 1S 60 a IM 4 investors who have come us for help. We're not bragging that's our job. If you have question-any question about any aspect of investment, corns in and throw it at us. We'll do our best to give you a straight, factual answer It Wouldn't your best source be man whose Job is to collect that Information? And that, after all, is what broker does: spends his time collecting and studying all svailable information about stocks, bonds, an4 "the market." We're brokers.

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