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Presently outfitting in Wilmington is "Glomar North Sea," a self-propelled, steam- powered drilling ship capable of drilling for oil to depth of 25,000 feet. The ship, built at Todd Shipyards for Global Marine, displaces 9,550 tons when fully loaded with drilling equipment and is able to move between locations or cruise to new drilling areas without tugboat assistance. She will leave early in January, crossing the Pacific to reach assigned drilling area off coast of Iran in Persian Gulf. News of Kern County oilfields By BILL RINTOUL Califoriiian News Service Another wildcatter is step- Coastal Drilling Co. toolc the well to total depth of 32,812 feet, redrilling to 10,859 feet ping up to take a crack at ajfor the compietiou.

Kings County prospect on which Northeast area of the Kern County Land Co. dulled McKittrick field, Standard Oil its pick two months ago. John Co. of California completed M. Young will drill Kings well and filed notice to 1 on Sec.

11, 21-lS, located fromldi-in another. the northeast corner of the The new one 17Z No. 543, section 2,575 feet south and TSicomisleted from tota. depth of feet west. The location lies feet for 60 barrels a day and one-half miles northwest of 30.8-gravlty oil, cutting 42 of KCL's Stone Land Co.

No. per cent, through a 141, which was abandoned injbean with 995,000 cubic feet October at 14,639 feet. Before KCL walked away, the company did encounter shows of sufficient interest to warrant two formation tests. One was from 13,299 to 13,321 feel; the second from 13,259 to 13 321 feel. Both were plagued with mechanical problems, and neither produced anythina; of commercial interest.

The area of interest falls six miles north of City and seven miles northeast of nearest in the Kettleman North Dome field. It's an area that 15 years ago sthnulated hopes for a new field discovery. General Petroleum now Mobil Oil actually recovered some oil from a deep hole on the Boston Land Co. property about si.x miles north of where KCL and now Young have shown interest. The rate of recovery at the GP verture did not measure up, and the wildcat eventually was abandoned.

Standard Oil Co. of California, as operator for itself, Rich- Oil Union Oil Co. of Cali fornia and Marathon Oil has announood a dry gas discovery in in the group's North Fork Unit Xo. 41-35. The well is located 10 miles north of Homer and eiglil miles east of Anchor Point on the Kenai Peninsula.

It tested at a rate of approximately 3,370,000 cubic feet per day of dry gas on a half-incli surface choke from a depth of S.OOO feet. per day of gas from feet. Another interval at feet's shut in. R. B.

Montgomery Drilling, fur-! nished the rig. Standard's new one is 17Z No. 354 on Sec. 17, 30-22. located from the northeast cornpr of the section 2,420 feet south and 2,460 feet west: On the agenda for Moljil Oil Co.

are two wells at Cymric and two at Lost Hills. The Cymric ventures are McKittrick Fee Nos. B-312 and B-326 on Sec. 8, 30-22. The Lost HiUs wells are Lost Hills Two Nos.

T-323 and T-324 on Sec. 19, 26-21. The Zamora area of Yolo County is the site for a Mcculloch Oil Corp. wildcat. The venture is McCulbrh-Long No.

1 on Sec. 9, IIN-IE, located from the noi-thwest corner of the section feet south and 125 feet east. The location lies five miles northeast of the Dunnigan Hills gas field. At Semitropic, Harvester Gas Field Development Co. suspended Towle Estate Vista No.

3-7 on Sec. 7, 27-23, at 4,470 feet. Abandonment claimed Ferguson Bosworth's Layman Two No. H-2 on Sec. IS, 28-20 at McDonald Anticline at 1,827 feet and Laymac Layman Unit No.

44 on the same section. Jury Being Selected for Burglary Case Trial Prospective jurors e.xcused for the day Monday after one panelist collapsed In the jury box, returned this morning for another try at empaneling a jury to hear the case of John W. Steele, 27, accused of the Oct. 25 piercing the car windows before him. Two court-appointed psychiatrists, Drs.

F. A. Matychowiak and Antonio Perelli-Mlnetti, submitted medical vnimrls after Steele entered liis plea. Both burglary at WImpey's Liquoridoctors reported to Superior Store, 3330 Chester Avenue. Steele, represented by court- appointed attorney Thomas Underhill, has pleaded not guilty and not guilty by reason of insanity.

He was captured the night of the burglary at the end of a high speed chase when his car, riddled by police bullets, high- centered on a concrete retainer wall at the rear of the K-mart market on 34th tSreet. He suffered two caliber; gunshot wounds in the neck, both apparently from bullets whose velocity was slowed by Ho-Ho-Ho Will Climax This Wedding RIVERSIDE (JPi-A department store Santa Claus will perform a wedding today in a store elevator. Santa is the Rev. Jack Perkins, a minister who won't have time to remove his costume before officiating at the marriage. The couple to be wed arc Robert McClure, 39, of nearby San Bernardino, an elevator serviceman, and Lea Bonham, 27, of Riverside.

They met two years ago when Miss Bonham was an elevator operator and McClure was making his inspection rounds. She has since been transferred to the housewares department. Best man will be Pat Harrison, the store's mamtenance engineer. Court Judge P. R.

Borton, that, in their opinion, the defendant is sane and capable of cooperating with his attorney. Judge Borton recessed the hearing yesterday after Robert D. Moshier, 3409 La Cresta Drive, collapsed in his second row jury box seat. Bailiff Larry Cordonier, seated on the opposite side of the courtroom, came to the stricken man's aid, applying mouth-to-mouth respiration until a mechanical resuscitator was brought from the sheriff's department. A city fii'e department resuscitator crew arrived a short time later and Moshier was taken to a Bakersfield hospital by ambulance.

He was treated at Kern General Hospital and then released. Deputy Dist. Atty. Warren Shafer Is representing the state at Steele's trial. He will present his openmg statement following empanelment of the jury.

Deaths Richard Fraklin Van Fossen, Sti, 3024 Elicid Drive, died Dec. 20 in a Bakersfield hcspital. Mortuary. Herman Wesley Jones, 61, Box 971 7th Standard Road, died Dec. 19 in a Los Angeles hospital.

Greenlawn Mortuary. J. Rodney Monroe, 69, 212 Pacific Street, died Dec. 20 in a Bakersfield hospital. The Hopson Mortuary.

Joe Shatto, 53, of 8209 Hall Road, Lamont, died Dec. 21 at a Bakersfield hospital. The Hop son Mortuary. Families we have served will tell you Our Prices Are Reasonable oughty meara Obituary Notices funeral 1100 Truxtun FA 4.98J1 Below-Norma Temperatures to Continue Temperatures five to 10 degrees below seasoiiiil normals are expected for the next five days in Bakersfield by the U.S. Weather Bureau.

If the fog should lift, it will be only for a couple of hours tomorrow afternoon. There would still be high overcast with no precipitation. The danger of fruit freezing in the citrus groves today appeared to be diminished with temperatures of 28 to 32 degrees predicted for all reporting stations in the county. "There will be no problem with frost," said Donald Luvlsi, counly farm adviser for orchards. The fog has held down traffic at Meadows Field considerably, with only instrument-rated pilots getting in and out.

Some airline flights were canceled, however. Normal temperature range for Bakersfield this time of year is 3S to 5S degrees. Temperatures were expected lo move upward at rate of a degree a day, from yesterday's high of 3S to Ad today and 40 for tomorrow. Today's low was 31, and tomorrow's expected low, 32. CII.VPPEIL.

DAN will bo held in the Community Congregational Church in Tehachapi, at 2 p.m. Wednesday for Dan Robert Cfiappell, 62, of Keene, who died Monday in a Bakersfield hospital. Rev. Raymond Woodruff will officiate. Interment will follow in the Tehachapi Cemetery.

Friends may call at the funeral home in Bakersfield until 11 a.m. Wednesday and for one hour prior to service time in Tehachapi. Mr. Chappell, a naUve of El Monte, had lived in the Tehachapi area since early childhpod, where tie had been a cowhand for many years. He worked for 25 years on Crofton's Cattle Ranch.

Survivors include his widow, Ida; four daughters, Ruth Jtaymonii and Frances Risner, both of Bakersfield, Gladys Sharon, Twenty-nine Palms, and Edith Lapc, Los Angeles; tH-o sons. Merle Chappell, Bakersfield and Dan L. DaCastello, Reno. a sister, Frances Engerman, Capitola, and 14 grandchildren and nine grandchildren. Pallbearers will be Charlie Powell, Lawrence Duntley, Billy Douglas.

August Suburu. Buddy Cummings and Raymond Girard. Payne and Sons Funeral Home. CREIGHTON, CLARENXE ROBERT Funeral will be conducted in the Chapel of the Chimes at Inglewood Park Cemetery, Inglewood, at 1 p.m., Wednesday for Clarence Robert Creighton, 77, 713 Ilogan Way, Kern City, who died Dec. 20 in a Bakersfield hospital.

Following cremation, interment will be in Inglewood Park Cemetei-y. Mr. Creighton. a native of Missouri, had reisdcd in California 55 years and Kern County one year. He was a retired salesman, Mr.

Creighton was a member of the Kern City Lions Club. Survivors include his widow, a son, James R. Creighton of La Canada: a daughter, Mrs. Phyllis I. Woolley of Sierra Madre, and five grandchildren, FELIX, BEKTIIA serv ices will be held at 2 Wednesday in the Mish Funeral Home chapel Oildale for Bertha Kdith 77 of 2207 First who died Dec.

19. Rev. Edwin Sweet, pastor of the Trinity Methodist Church, will officiate. Interment will follow in the family plot at Hillcrest Cemetery, Mrs, Felix, born in Kearney, had lived in California since 1323 and in Bakersfield for 22 years. She was a member of Kearney, First Methodist Church.

Survivors include a son, Kenneth A. Felix of Sanger; a daughter, Plehn of Bakersfield; a sister, Mrs. Erma Woford Kemey, and four grandchildren and nine grandchildren. FiTZSI.VMONS. services will be held at 8:30 o'clock tonight in the Mish Funeral chapel in Oildale, for Patrick Fitzsimmons, 8B.

of 451 Golden Drive, who died Dec. 19 in a Bakersfield hospital. Requiem High Mass will be celebrated at 9 a.m. Wednesday at St. Joseph's Catholic Church.

The Rev, Msgr. Roger L. McCann will officiate. Burial will be in the Calvary section at Union Cemetery, Mr. Fitzsimmons.

born in Neola, Iowa, had lived in Bakersfield for 12 years. He was a farmer, A member of St. Joseph's Parish and Holy Name Society, he also was a charter member of the Missouri Valley, Iowa, Knights of Columbus. Survivors include two sons, Glenn F. Fitisimmons of Bakersfield and James J.

Fitzsimmons of San Rafael; a daughter, Mrs. Patrick McKaye of Bakersfield; a brother, Joe Fitzsimmons of Neola, Iowa; two sisters, Mrs. Tamisiea of Missouri Valley, Iowa, Mrs. Everett Mohatt of Omaha, and four grandchildren. CII.KEKT.

MVRTLE-Funeral services will be held in Payne and Sons Chapel at 10 Wednesday for Myrtle Gilbert. 79, of 1SQ7 Maple Street, who died Sunday in a Bakersfield hospital. Rev. Earle Creamer, of the Calvary Baptist Church, will officiate. Interment will follow in the Bakersfield Memorial Park Mausoleum.

A member of the Calvaiy Baptist Church and the Security Chapter, Order of Eastern Star, she was a native of Iowa and had lived in Kern County for 54 years. Surviving is a sister, Grace Corbett and a niece. Deyo Clark, both of Beacon. Iowa. Pallbearers will be Harry Gegor.

Teva Traylor, Grover HarrinB, Jfanford Martin. Everett Bradford and Lee Husteud. GOLDSTEIN, PHILIP (GOLDIE)-Serv- iccs will be held at 11 a.m. Wednesday in the chapel of the Erickson and Brown Mortuary, Taft for Philip (Goldie) Goldstein. 55.

of 523 Street, Taft, who died Sunday in a Taft hospital. Habbi Jack Levi of Congregation B'nai Jacob in Bakersfield, will officiate and burial wiu follow in the West Side District Cemetery. Mr. Goldstein, co-owner of the Oasis Cafe, was born in Stockton June 27, 1903, and resided on the West Side 50 years. He was a World War II veteran.

Survivors include his father, Hyman of Bakersfield: a sister, Eva Lockard of Bakersfield: two brothers, Morris of Visalia and Leo of Los Angeles: two nephews and three nieces, KINKADE. JAMES services were conducted this morning in Hillcrest Memorial Park for James Kinkade, 77, of 4014 Niles Street, who died 'Thursday in a Bakersfield hospital, Mr, Kinkade. a native of Kentucky, had resided in California the 34 years. Survivors include three sons. Garland of Bradenton, Virgil and Gerald of Bend, two daughters, Bvn Slillwcll of Klamath Falls, Ore, and IMinabelle Fiorvanti of Framingham.

seven grandchildren and two great-grandchildren: one brother, Al of Washington and three sisters, Mae Olivir of Washington, Gineva Church of Oregon and Pear Brumbell of Oklahoma, The Hopsurt Mortuary, LANCE, JAME.S Funeral services for James Madison Lance, 73, of 108 San Emidio Street, Taft, who died Sunday in a Bakersfield hospital were held today in the Erickson and Brown chapel, William Erickson officiated and burial followed in the West Side District Cemetery. Mr. Lance was born June 10, 1892, in Mena, and had resided in Taft 45 years. He was a World War I veteran and a retired employe of the Standard Oil Co. Survivors include his widow, Elva of Taft: a stepson, Glenn Davis of Taft; three sisters, all of Gainesville, Te.v..

Martha Calls, Augusta Purgason and Etta Collins; brothers, Calvin D. ot Mission, Monroe of Gainesville, Grover and John S. of North Hollywood, and A. C. and Jimmie of Taft.

CINOY services will be conducted in the ftle- morial Chapel, Greenlawn Mortuary, at 3 p.m. Wednesday for Cindy Dan- nelle Mills, 9-month-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Winston Terrell Mills, 1451 Lake Street, who died Dec. 20 in a Bakersfield hospital.

Dr. John Lavender, minister of the First Baptist Church, will officiate. Interment will be in Hillcrest Memorial Park. A native ot Bakersfield, she is also survived by her paternal grandmother, Mrs, Pauline Mills, and her maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.

Henry AltoD. Pallbearers will be Jerry Jack- 1 son, Don Gievct, Henry Welden and Gene Nakasama, Selected NY Stocks Furnished by E. F. Hutton i Co. 1701 Chester Ave.

Dec. Addressog 63 Litton Ind um Allied Chem Lockheed 65 Alcoa Magnavox Amerada Mont Ward 34 Am Air Lines ST-'A Monsanto Am Can 56Va Motorola 169 Amn Cyan 84li Nat Cash 76 Am Mach 20 Nor Am Av 64U Am i Owens Ills Am Tob 3m Oxy 34 Anaconda 831--: Pae A i SF Ry 33'8 Pac Liting 27 Avon Pac i Aeon Parke Davis SlVs BeU How 41 Pan Am Air Beth SU 40V-i Penney 64Vi Boeing Polaroid Bordens Proc Gam Br Meyers 98 RCA Burl Inds 43Vi Key Mets 46 Caterpillar 51 Rey Tob Chrysler S2Mi Richfield 75 CBS KVi Royal Dutch Com Sat Safeway soys Cone Mills St Regis Pap Con Data Sears Dome Mines SheU OU eiVs Dow Chem Sig OU A 31 DuPont Socony Eastman Kod So Cal Ed El Paso So Pac Fed Dept 70Vi Sperry 21V6 Foremost 22y4 0 Cal Ford 56V6 NJ Gen Dyna 62V4 Stevens Gen Elcc lUVi Sterl Drug Gen Foods 82 Supr OU 160 Gen Mtrs Swift 51 Gen Tel 47VS Syntex 198 Genisco Tech Tenn Gas Goodyear 48Vi Texaco 79Ti Gt West Fin Tidewater 52 Vi Greyhound Timk Boll 45Vi Gulf Oil Trans Am Homestake TWA Honeywell 71 Union Carb 6818 IBM Union Oil Int Harv Un Aircraft 85 Vi Int Minis Uu Air Lines Int Nickel 92Va Stl SWB Int Paper West Point 55 Johns Man 52 Va 44Vi Jones Lau Westinghouse Kaiser 355i Woolworth Kennecott 125 Xerox KCL 68U. Zenith Lib Owens Over-the-Counter Dec. compiled by the National AssociaUon of Securities Dealers are representative inter-dealer prices as of approximately 9:30 a.m. Inter- dealer markets change throughout the day.

Prices do not Include retail marii- up, markdown or commission. Bid Aetna Life Ins ROBINSOV, services were held lodav in the Truelight Baptist Church. 1060 14th Slreel, Wasco, for Mrs. Anna Robinson. tJ6.

oE 1038 Broadway, Wasco, who died Dec. 18 in a Bakersfield hospital. The Rev. A. J.

Patterson, pjistor of the True- liHht Baptist Church, officiuled. Interment was held in the Wysco Ceme- tei-y. Mrs, Robinson, a native of Dumas, had lived iii Wasco 33 years. She was a member of the Truelight Baptist Church. Survivors include a cousin, Mrs.

Cordia Hillard of Fresno. Sterling Funeral Home, Fresno, was in charge. ROSALES. DON R. Rosary wiU be recited Wednesday at 8 p.m.

at the Hopson Mortaary chapel and Requiem Mass will be said Thursday at a.m. at St. Joseph's Church for Don R. Rosales, 54, of 1317 Miller Street, who died Sunday at a Bakersfield hospital. Msgr.

Roger McCann will officiate and interment will follow in Greenlawn Memorial Park. Mr, Rosales. a native of California, had resided in Kern County 50 years. Survivors Include his widow. Maria; three sons, Martin Nestor and Daniel all of Bakersfield; three daughters.

Evelyn Virrey and Roberta McLeod of Bakersfield and Carmen Barrera of Santa Clara; one sister, Nellie Barrera of Bakersfield, and 11 grandchildren. Pallbearers will be Leon Anaya, Alfonso Gonzales, Mercedes Morin. Vincent Morin, Ralph Rothstein and Harry Kenneth. Honorary pallbearers will be Mike Gomez, Max Gonzales and Cedio Delcid. SANIIO, LILLIK will be Jieid at 10:30 a.m.

Thursday in the Doughty Calhoun O'Meara Mortuary Chapel for Lillie R. Sanro, 85, 339 Hoitby Road, who died Dct. 20 in a Bakersfield convalescent hospital. The Rev. Peter K.

Uonlin ol Pentecostal Tabernacle and Itev. Wesley Joyce Farr of the First Methodist Church will oificiatc. Interment will lollow in the Garden of Ruses Section in Union Cemetery. Mrs. Sanro, a native of llcnepin.

had lived in Bakersfield the past 12 years. She was the widow of the late Edward J. Sanro who died Dec. 14. include two daughters, Mrs.

Madeline Lowery of Forrest Hill and Mrs. Esther Heavrin of 3523 Street; four grandchildren; eight great-grandchildren, and three dren. Pallbearers will be Kenneth Dickerson, H. B. Smith, R.

H. Torrey, Jim Morris and ElJis Otwelt. SMITH. LILLI1-: services will bo held at 11 a.m. Wednesday in the Doughty-Calhoun-O'Mcara Mortuary Chapel lor Liliie Mao Smithj 71, 319 Francis Street, who ditd Dec.

19 in a Bakersfield hospital. The Rev. John A. Lavender, of the First Baptist Church, will officiate. Interment will follow in the Garden of Love Section in Union Cemeteiy.

Mrs. Smith, native of Texas, had lived in Bakersfield 30 years and in California for 47 years. She was a member of the First Baptist Church. Survivors include her widower, Chris J. Smith and seven nephews and nieces in California and Kansas.

Pallbearers will be Ernest E. Arnold, Claude Glasgow, Ed Bethell, Thomas Foster Cagle, Carson Blacklock and Charles Johnson. TAGGART, S.ALLY—Funeral services wUl be conducted at 2 p.m. Wednesday in the Flint-Flickinger Mortuary Chapel for Sally Taggart. 13.

of 39146 South Drive, Lebec, who died Dec. 18 in a Bakersfield hospital. Rev. Burl Van of the Community Baptist Church of Frazier Park will officiate. wiJJ loUow in Union Cemetery.

Miss Taggart, born in Bakersfield, was the daughter of James and Edith Taggart. She was a student in Lebec. Sui'vivors include a brother, of Lebec, and a step-brother, Arnald Jaiiyncs, also of Lebec. Investment Funds Furnished by E. F.

Hutton Co. 1701 Chester Ave. Dec. Bid Ask Affiliated Fund 0.27 10.03 Bullocks 15.89 17.42 Channing Growth 17.10 18.69 Colonial Gr En 15.87 17.34 Commonwealth 10.71 11.70 Dividend Shares 3.88 4.20 Dreyfus 26.3-1 28.75 Eaton Howard Balance 12.85 13.88 Eaton t- Howard Stock 16.69 18.03 Fidelity Trend 29.70 32.20 Income Fund Boston 8.63 9.43 Industries Trend 12.90 14.10 Invest Co of America 13.70 14.97 Invest Trust Boston 14.00 15.30 Keystone S-4 6.80 7.42 Liie Insurance Investors 9.60 10.49 Putnam, Geo 17.21 IB.Bl Putnam Growth 12.26 13.40 United Accumulative Fund 18.33 20.03 United Income Fund 14.75 16.12 United Science Fund 9.86 10.78 Value Line Soec Sit 14.01 15.37 Wellington Fund 7.76 8.50 Potato Futures Furnished by Walston Co. 1704 Chester Ave.

Dec. HiKh Low Close March 2.71 2.66 2.66 AprU 2.92 2.85 2.87 May 3.25 3.15 3.19 November 2.32 2.29 2.29 Dow Jones Averages Famished by Walston Co. 1704 Chester Ave. Dec. 30 Indust 959.46 up 7.24 20 Rails 247.43 up .05 15 Utils 151.03 up 1.19 65 Stocks 338.45 up 1, Live Cottle Futures Furnished Ijy E.

F. Hutton Co. 1701 Chester Ave. CHICAGO, Dec. High Low Close Vol February 27.25 26.95 27.00 38 April 27.60 27.45 27.50 June 28.55 28.30 28.40 August 28.50 28.25 28.31) WEST April 26.45 June 20.85 26,85 26.85 August 26.55 26.55 26.55 Los Angeles Grain LOS ANGELES.

Dec. 21 (UPD-Grain market: No. 2 Ulah-Waho barley 2.7aV,-2.mi; No. 2 com from the East 2.89-2.92; No. 2 sorghum 70-cent rate 2.37V4-2.42V2: No.

2 yellow grain sorghum nontransit from the East 2.38%-2.41W; nontransit from the East hopper cars 2.40-2.42'.^. Fresno Cotton FRESNO. Dec. 21 Fresno Cotton Exchange quotations, all charges paid FOB compress: Strict Middling: 1 1-32 inch 33.85; 1 1-16 1 3-32 35.75. Middling: 1 1-32 33.01; 1 1-16 33.35; 1 3-32 33.50.

Strict Low Middling: 1 1-32 31.60; 1 1-16 32.35; 1 3-32 32.60. Sales in the Fresno area yesterday totaled 15,411 bales. glTC SakcfSfifQIaltfomtan Tuesday, Dec. 21,1965 47 Franklin Life Hartford Pire Seaboard Life Ins Am Surety Life Ins Bank of America Crocker-Citizens Sec First Nat LA Union Bank United Cal Bank Wells Fareo Bank Amer Express Amer Gypsum Ampr Pin. Consl Anchor Corp Anheuser Busch Arrowhead Puritas Automafton Indus Aztec Oil Gas Babcock Elec Boston Capital Bnmsu'iir Drug Cal Water Svc Coca-Cola L.A Ciirnet Stores Dial Dnn Bradstreet Farmer Bros Fed Mart Corp Four Star Tv Gen Tel VA pf Andrew Jergens KaLser Steel cm Knudsen Creamery Kroger 4.3 CV pf LA Drug Co Lone Star Steel Macco Corp Morris Plan Co Morrison Knudsen Neiman Marcus Oceanarium Ore-Ida Foods Pabst Brewing Pac Airlines Pauley Pet Pocket Books Inc Potash Co of Am Producers Cot Oil Rockwell Mfg Scientific Data See's Candy So Cal Water Stainless Steel Pd Susquehanna Corp Tejon Ranch Thermal Power Time Freight Travelodge Cp Waddell Reed Wyle Labs Zero Mfg 47V-i 80 9W 8V4 37Vi 44W 57Vi 401,5 13 26W 51 13W, 20 3RV4 7Vt 3Vi 26 30i4 SVA 18 22 13Vi 21 27 241,8 387i, IVM 16 33 :11 im 17 6 221-4 15 Vi 24W! 43H'4 Ask 7314 48 9V4 9 38 7IV4 TVH 13 I3V4 SVs 7y4 2854 27 aVs 4 18VS 3iy4 18H 23 14 22 30Vi 16 24H 39M 121,8 10 73i'i 3414 46M 18V4 23 5'A 9i'4 Pacific Coast Stocks SAN FRANCISCO.

Dec. 21 (Jl Mid. lay stocks: lUie Feedlot Range Sales VISALIA, Dec. 17 (FSMN) Broad demand continued for both slaughter steers and heifers, both classes strong to 50c higher; continued strength in the west coast meat trade and keen competition for the limited number of well- finished cattle prompted the upturns. There was increased activity on contracting cattle for January delivery.

Through mid-morning Friday sales confirmed on 6,240 slaughter steers, 1.200 heifers, and 900 feeders compared with 10,750 steers and 940 heifers last week. SLAUGHTER STEERS: 2,050 Choice lbs. mosUy $25.0025.25 and including 90 Choice lbs. S25.50 655 Choice 1,000 lbs. $25.50.

January 6-l5th delivery. 1J30 high-Good to mostly Choice lbs. $25.00, delivery January 1-15: 75 Choice 1,1501.200 lbs. S25.00: 1,050 mixed Good and Choice lbs. S24.25-25.00.

including 625 at $24.75 for January 10 delivery. 200 Standard to mostly Good 1,000 lbs. 40 mostly Standard 1,025 lbs. $23.00 DRESSED BASIS (Live Weight): 811 Choice 950 lbs. $41.00 FOB; 440 Choice 1,000 lbs.

delivered. 350 high-Good and Choice 1.000-1,050 $40.00 delivered plant January 1-15. 120 Standard l.OflO lbs. $39.50. SLAUGHTER HEIFERS: l.OOO mostly Choice 825-950 lbs.

including 440 at $24.00. DRESSED BASIS (Uve Weight): 40 Choice S50 lbs, early in the week S38.0O delivered; 200 mostly Choice 825 lbs. $39.00 deUvered. FEEDERS: 900 Choice and Prime steer calves 400-490 lbs. S27.5O-28.00 FOB weighing point 3 per cent shrink.

Nevr York Wool NEW YORK, Dec. 21 (UPI)-Wool tops futures today opened 1 to 5 points lower. Opening prices: March (1966) 176.0 bid; May 176.2 bid; July 176.5 bid; Oct. 177,2 bid; Dec. 177.6 bid; March (1967) 177.6 bid; May 177.4 hid.

Woo! future opened 3 points higher to down 6 points. Opening prices: March (1960) 131.6; May 134.0; July 133.6 bid; Oct. 135.0: Dec. 135.5 bid; March (1967) 135.6 bid; May 135.4 bid. Allied Chm AUis Chal Alcoa Aim Am Air Amn Bsch Ameri Can Amn Elect Am Motors Amn TiT Ampex Cp Anacond Armco Stl Armour Co Atchsn Top AtlasC wts Avco Corp Bendix Av Beth Steel C.

Brewer Brunsw Cp Bunkr Hill Buttes Gas CalifFinan Calif Pack Camp Soup Case JJ. Cater Trac Chriscft Ind Col Ffclron Colt Indus Colum Gas Comw Con Edison Contin Can Cont Cop Crestm Oil Cruc Steel Cudahy Pk Curliss Wr Cutter A Cyp Mines Doug Aire Dow Chem duPont El East Kodk ElPaso NG Elect Spec Erie Lacka Ethyl Corp Exeter Oil Fairc Hiller Panstl Met Fedd Corp Fibrebd Cp First Chart Fla Power Flyg Tiger Fore Dairy Fruehf Tlr Genl Dyna Genl Elect Gen Explor Gen Foods Genl Mtrs Gen Pu Ut Gen Good Hmor Goodrich Great Basin GtWest Fin GulfAm Ld GuIfOil Co Heubleininc Hewl Pack UUton Htls Hilton wts Uoff Elect Ideal Cem Inland SU Int Intl Harves Jade Jones Jorgson Kaiser Alu Los Angeles Hay LOS ANGELES, Dec. 21 Alfalfa prices: U.S. No. 1 U.S.

No. 2 leafy 30.00-32.00; U.S. No. a green 30.00-32.00; U.S. No.

2 28.00-29.00; oat hay 34.00-36.00. Carlot arrivals: 7 wheat, 10 barley, 4 corn, 24 sorghum. 6 flour. 26 grain hay. Son Francisco Mining SAN FRANCISCO, Dec.

20 Wl-Sales: 3,000 Acme 2.550 Blue Crown Pete. 3.62!-2; 11.000 Gold Metals l.OOO Hercules 1,000 Manhattan Con. 8,000 Mount Union 100 Siskon Corp. .50: 2.000 While Caps .02. Bid and asked: Blue Crown Pete.

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