Joplin Globe from Joplin, Missouri • Page 12

JOPLIN GLOBE, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1948. PRIZES ARE AWED AT RABBIT SHOW More Than 200 Entries Competed --Many District Residents Visited Congratulations for Newlyweds Many i i i iesidents Sunday visited the displays at the fourth annual thice-day show of the Tri-State Rabbit and Cavy Breeders' Association held at the national guard armoiy building and in which 217 entiies competed for and $350 pnze money. Owens of Oklahoma City, judge of the show, announced that the geneial sweepstakes award will be detei mined following the compiling of points. Five breeds were eligible for a honoi, tue Angola, New Zealand, both white and red; Dutch, Himalayan and Chinchilla. Awards Announced.

First place aw aids, announced by Owens, were as follows Zelana Whlte-fremor buck, of Joplu. intermediate butKs, tier of sapulpa. Okla i bucks JUlp" Bretnilnger of -lp OkU pre- iSior buck 4- liaobur Jopiin. i doe Don Akers of Jopiin. intermediate doe.

Bob Trcgo, Jopiin. Jun or i Farm, and unl Rabblto Best. of breed was awarded Akers and best opojsite sex 1 Icr New Zcland Red-- Intermidiate buck COMMODITY PRICES IN SHARP ADVANCE Stage One of Strongest Since Decline Began Almost TM Weeks Ago. M- and Mis Rockefeller read congratulatory tele- i i a i Palm Beach, Fid. aftei their wedding the home of Socialite Winston Guest The couple left by automobile for a 10- day honeymoon which will take them- back to New Telephoto and best opposite sex.

Leonard sa-dv Flemish-Senior buck a Gage of Lamar, senior doe, Irank Gige who also awarded best ol breed ind buck. Jack McGovney of CoffejMlle. Kan intermemaw buck Raymond Soph of Boomille Intermediate doc, M. Monecipher Centralla. Ill and best of opposite sex McGoney of Tuba, who also won senior chmcmiid-- senior buck.

Grin- JUNIOR COLLEGE TWO NEW COURSES Two new upper -division couises, offered by the extension division of the University of Missouri, opened last week at Joplm Junior college and will be open for en- at the regular meeting nnc) and Techniques of LAMAR COURT GIVES TOPEKA MAN TWO YEARS Lamar, Mo Feb. 5 )--Laveine Lathi om, 30, of Topeka, Kan was sentenced to yeais the Misoun statt penitentiaiy today. He pleaded guilty to attempting to obtain money under false pretenses from the Baiton County State bank i Lathi om was ariested February 9 by Sheriff Jim Bassett, who said for a Chicago, Feb. of many commodities today bounded upward in one of the strongest i allies since uie slump began almost two weeks ago at the nation's major primaiy markets. Grains, hogs and cattle, of the American menu, were up lather sharply at the Chicago boatd of tiade and livestock market.

Wholesale butter was up as much as 3 cente a pound in Chicago and cents in New York. New York stocks also revised, although volume was small. Retail food stores continued to feature lower meat prices because of recent market recessions. However, agiiculture department economists in Washington said the meat puce dips probably would be short-lived. In Chicago, Secietary of the Treasuiy Snyder discounted the recent heavy market slumps also.

He told a news conference that "I do not believe we are headed toward any depression. We've got all the elements of continued prosperity and production here." Corn Up 5 to 8 Cents. Corn futures at Chicago closed 5 to 8 cente higher, the latter upturn the daily limit, with May corn at 2.04'.3 a bushel. Wheat climbed 3-i to cents, May to S240 1 Oats were ahead 1 to cents and soybeans up the daily limit of 8 cents. However, gram prices remained far below the 1948 peaks set in January.

Major cash grain markets also were higher. Chicago hog prices advanced 50 cents to $1.00 a hundred pounds. Slaughter atcero and yearlings weie strong to II higher. Much than expected from the farma was the major prop to the live meat markets. Grade AA wholesale butter in New York advanced to cents today after dropping to 79 cents Friday.

In Chicago, the 93 score AA 92 A sold at 80 cents, compared with 78 and 77 cents, respectively. On the New York stock exchange, rail and industrial shares enjoyed one of their best upswings in several months, with leaders adding 1 to 2 points. It was the first upturn in nine successive blue Mondays. Cotton Higher at Close. New Yoik cotton futures finished 95 cente to $2.50 a bale higher.

The Associated Press index of 35 wholesale commodity prices continued to climb after last week's slump. It stood at 188.35 per cent of the 1926 average todav, compared with 186.56 Saturday. There were some price gams which will hit the consumer Steel pipe prices were raised today by Jones and Laughlm Steel Corpoia- tion and the National Supply Company. Jones and Laughlm boosts ranged from 56 to $10 a ton, while National's were from $6 to $12 a ton. The Interstate Commerce Com- miision also authorized 96 more to raise basic passengei coach 13.63 per cent.

The authority was granted 80 lines generally opeiatlng west of the Mississippi river and 11 in southern states. On five-day notice, they make hike basic one-way coach fiom 2.2 to 2.5 cents a mile make proportionate increase in trip rates, and increase the minimum coach fare from 10 to 1C New Mexico export recoids le- veal that the state ships more than 80,000 cattle and horse hides annually. MeMer Funeral Neosho, Feb. services were conducted this afternoon at the Thompson chapel for William Frank Messcr, 41 years old, who died Saturday morning at his home on Neosho loute 3. The Rev.

G. T. Kelley officiated and burial was the Hazel Grove cemetery, southeast of here. Suiviving are, a daughter, Miss Loetta Mcsser of Lamar; three sisters, Mary Ellen Mitchell, of the home, Mrs. Alice Snyder of Waynesville, N.

and Mrs. Laura Oxner of Whittier, N. and a brother, Tom Messer of Neosho. ASPIRIN AT ITS BEST Why Pay More --or accept less than the name "St. Joseph" guarantees.

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In that case, try Tramone an amazing new formula made to help you feel jounger give ou new zip--pep increase vigor--vitality 1 Combat the common penalties of growing older' Get this wonderful new aid and see how quicK- 1 Tramone may help you regain that prized feeling of youthful, a a strength! Tramone Is sold by Mais and Anderson Drug Stores and drug stores iverj where --Adv. Waverly. la junior doe te ciipfort Calif and Junior doe, A G. Curr Kansas Clt. Champagne D'Argent-Senior buck Kit Vickrev Jopiin.

junior buck, Sum mer of 'spnngfield Mo intermediate doe Mace Weaver, Jopiin. junior doc. iiact fc Weaxcr; best of breed. Ku i and best opposite sex. Mace a ErKlish Angora--Senior buck, i Rnehlen McPberson, Kan Junior buck nd Frances Weaier.

Joplm senior "0 Gager. Joplm, junior doc, and Frances a best of breed T. Ruehlen, and best opposite sex, buck. Owen, Burlington Kubj-Ejed buck Sunm- Rabbitrv. Renton Wash temor doe doe buck who also Bar-X lierSLla ilinueiiaivc, IT ttu.

doe. L. V. of Topeka Kan Ermine ReX--Senior doe. Gerald Timbcr- '20 persons at the 7.30 o'clock Fn-, day night meeting time Victor JLohman is instructor of the course The fust meeting of "Principles, of Social Secuuty" at 8.30 o'clock Saturday morning also at-1 tended by about 20 persons.

Dr. Mark Hale, chairman of the department of social work at the unr- versrtj, is the instructor. Sailor's Body on Way Home. Southwest City, Feb. and Mrs.

Bob Mann have been notified that the body of their son, Carl, who served the Pacific area. Upon arrival of 'the body here, military service v.ill be held, with bunal Southwest City cemetery. Major Dixon of Noel will hav charge of the State highway troopers questioned Lathrom about small loar. swindles totaling S1.500. at banks in Savannah, Oregon, Grain Valley and Euckner, Mo.

The loans i obtained by a man posing as a farmer i December and January Lathrom, however, was charged only with the Barton county bank incident WHAT MAKES YOUR EYES WATER? orftons' of Penetro Nose Drops each nostrd ease watery flow, sniffles and 8n ee Zes You feel relief breathe easier rightaway. PENETRO DROPS best of! castor Rex--Owen Eummer; breed. Gerald Timberlakc Black Dutch--Senior buck. of Topeka. Kan junior buck Vanover of Topeka, Kan senior doe Jerry and Lou of Jopiin.

best black best and best opposite sex (Dutch'. W. Flowers Blue Dutch--Senior buck Flow 1 Junior buck. Vanovrr doe Gale Russum. and junior doe illie Schmockel of Bloonr.nRton.

Ill best blu- and best junior Dutch. Vanoi er. and best opposite sex. Russ'-m Chocolate Dutch--Senior buck 0'ile Kus Junior buck. Circle Rabbits, ior doe.

Russia Tortoise--Senior buck. Jerrj and Lou doe Gale P.ussim A 0 Dutch--senior buck, I. senior doe. Gale Russum- doc" Jerr and Lou, and best in show Tiler "G-ay Dutch--Senior buck. Jerry and -u Steel "Dutch--Senior buck Circle Rah- Mtry senior Dutch.

and Lou also" won best Ste-l aid best Dutch in White Normal Fur--Bob Trepo. colored normal fur Roberts White Rex Fur --GeraM ninred Fur- Owen Summer, ar.d wool 0 Ruehlen. BABY SUFFERS BROKEN LEG IN FALL OVER BANISTER Elizabeth Marie Lea. 26-month- cld daughter of Mr. and Mis Jc- Lea, Main street, suffered a fractured ight leg and Eugene Shepheid of addie- euffered a shoulder injury and numerous bruises, about 1 o'clock Sundav morning Shepheid.

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