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TX2E DAILTS I I'LL HAVE THE TIAWE? 1 Vf A GLORIOUS 1 AK1C7 A HANDICAP I I a. -t a Iwl II -a i I WW a a a i ll (Cbiraga Daily (Tribune Friday, August 16, 1957 SpL-Brjjw Paje 5 Uh 7WY UV-t Wl LL 1 If DKONi. IANt-KtCr; II LUWtK THAN lONirlr I -SUE BE EMVIOUS VJHEM I Fy FULL OF FISH t-H TAX6. A VACATION! WITHOUT Investing Company Quotations wr r-m feu ti I'll. Bid 1.68 6.83 3.64 8.39 1.47 4.93 11.07 20.25 15.69 21.53 12.65 12.91 18.69 7.33 22.50 17.02 8.85 12.98 18.25 13.98 6.89 8.50 Ask 1.85 631 3.89 8.17 1.62 5.44 12.03 21.77 16.96 2328 13.85 13.96 20.22 8.01 24.34 18.40 9.62 14.03 19.75 14.12 7.55 9 32 Aberdeen Affiliated AmBusShret AmMutual TJividShr Ea'onAHBfcl Do stk Energy AssocFdTr Fidelity Fundamlnv Gaslnd General Cap GroupSecCapG DoComStk Do Elect Do FullyAdm Do Steel GrowthlndSh Incorplnc Incorplnv JcffCus Knickerbocker Lifelnslnv LoomisSayM MassInvTr AtomDevM BlueRidseM BondlnvTAm Boston BroadStreetlnv Bullock CanadaGen Canadian CdnlntGr CentShrsTr Chemical Comwlthlnv Concord ConsInvTmst deVeghlnv DiversGrStk Do Inv Bid Ask 2 68 2 94 21.59 23.06 20 69 22.12 161 64 163.28 13.94 1507 16.28 17 84 13.95 1525 12.82 13 66 7.04 7.65 Bid 10.84 13.52 10 34 S-53 8-16 13.11 8.60 S.16 1Z.3S 8.65 11.

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Schwartz former tennis captain at Yale, finished a match postponed from Wednesday because of dark1 ness, making1 18 year old Mike Gordon his first victim, 1-6, 6-1, 6-2. Then he defeated Jim Van Tine of the host club, 43-4, 6-2, in a quarter-final match. In another men's singles quarter-final, Erie Theimer of River forest, seeded No. 3, eliminated Harry Laser Garfield park, 6-4, 4-6, 6-3. Laser will face Schwartz in tomorrow's semi-finals' at 1 p.

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and Joan Kamey, kie. 6-1. 1-6. 10-8. in iL 1 i.r-.-5 Sientitri Round vi r.mnhell-Jerrv Torriion.

Oak Park, beat Clyde Alred-Jim Kirchhoff. Chase park. 6-1, 6-0: Maynard Lewis, Chicago, nd Maury Stein. Oak Park, beat Dick Lebotd Fullerton. and Walter Sampson, Beverly Hills.

6-2. 4-6. 6-2: Bob Brecken-ride-Dave Muir, Beverly Hills, beat Chip Potter-Dave Porter, Wilmette, b-1, b-l; TUv Tonard-Dave Sofieid. Oak Park, beat Martin Zydell-Mike Conville, Chase park. 7-5, 6-1; Bill French-BBill Hiiey.

Oak Park, beat Bob Barickman-Jack Kru- Un, Chicago. 6-2. 6-1. 2 SHARE LEAD IN U. S.

OPEN CHESS MEET Sales, $1,000 10 do 4 60 1 do 4Vs 65 1 do 4V4 81 Net Close chge. High Low 100.2 99 6 99 98.6 98.6 98.6 84.4 84.4 844 83.4 83.4 83.4 .4 .4 .2 5 do 4V4 84 29 PereMar.380 80.0 80.0 80 0 1 PB4W4H77 83.0 93.0 93.0 301 PhillP4V487 105.2 103.5 104.4 4 do 24-4 64 93.4 93.2 93.2 10 70 98 6 88.6 8 PbSEG372 86.0 85.7 49 RCA 3V, 80 88 6 88.0 1 Readg 3H 95 70.0 70 5 Rheem 3,75 85.0 85.0 48 RohrA 77 86.0 95. 0 21 SLSF5 2006f 63.4 63.2 3do4Mi2022f 70 0 50 ScottPap3 71 92.6 91.4 5 SearRA4H72 97.4 97.4 98.6 .2 86.0 85 88.2 .2 70.0 85.0 93.4 63.2 700 95.4 97. 174 Sincl 4. 86 106.4 104.7 106.0 4 SBellTT 3 79 79.3 79.3 79 3 73 SoCEd3V70 105.4 104.6 104.6 5 SoNG4Va73 148.0-148.0 148 0 5 103.0 103.0 103.0 16 do 4H 69 92 0 91.4 92.0 32 do Or 4 Hi 77 80.2 89.4 89.4 5 do 2'4 61 91.4 91.4 91.4 4 SouRy 5 94 103.4 103.4 103.4 2 StdCoilP5 67 76.0 76 0 76.0 175StdOI3H82 111.7 110.5 1110 2 StdONJ2i74 86.1 86.1 86.1 .6 10 2.0 1.0 .6 20 do 2H 71 814 2 SurfTr 6 71 83.4 3 Swift 2i 72 80.4 3 TexCorp 3 65 95.0 5UnElM3 68 88.0 2 UnPac 2H 81 74.0 81.0 83.4 80.4 94.4 88.0 74.0 81.0 83.4 80.4 95.0 88.0 .4 2.0 .3 2.0 74.0 1.5 26 UtdArt 6 69 107.0 106.1 106.4 .4 10 Vanad4V476 101 0 100.0 100.1 0 1.6 1 Wabash41491 70.2 70.2 70.2 .2 2VShr4 2361 59.0 59.0 59.0 .5 69 98 4 97.4 98.2 1.2 NEW YORK CITY 4 NYC 3 80 90.4 80.4 90.4 .6 In bankruptcy or receivership or being reorganized under -the bankruptcy act or securities assumed by such companies, xi Ex interest, st Stamped, cf Certificates, nd Next day delivery, Dealt in flat, Matured bonds, negotiability impaired.

PUBLIC AUTHORITY BONDS Issue, rate, maturity Bid Ask Chicago Transit Auth. S4 78 794 81H Do 4 Mi '82 884 904 Chicago Reg. Pt. Dis. 4 83 85 Florida Turnpike 3Vs '95 79'4 81 Great N.

Orl Expw. 4 84 86H Illinois Toll TCoad 34 74 76 Indian Toll Rd. Com. 3 '94 76 78 Kansas Turnpike 3 '94 71 73 Kentucky Turnpike 3.40 81 83 Mackinac Bridge 4 '94 92 84 Mass. Turnpike 3.30 '94 80 82 New Jersey Turnpike 3 90 92 New York Pow Auth- 3 20 '95 85 87 New York Thruway 3.10 '84.

88 90 Ohio Turnpike 3 '92 834 854 Penn Turnpike 3 '82 78 80 Texas Turnpike 2.70 74 76 Virginia T. Rev. 3 '94 80 82 West Vs. Turnpike 4 "89.. 51 63 Do 34 "89 47 49 FOREIGN EXCHANGE Quoted in American cents 4 Slattery's a pretty good boxer but he's got a glass solar plexus!" HER WELL.SKE'S GOT COAAl Carpentier Puts Title on Line Tonight BY FRANK MASTRO Gorgeous Edouard Carpen tier, 30 year old French; refugee of Montreal, will put his National Wrestling alliance heavyweight belt on the block against Lou Thesz, the mat's veteran straight man from La- Jolla, in their return bout in International Amphitheater tonight Carpentier, professional tumbler and acrobat, captured his championship from Thesz in a previous struggle in the Amphitheater two months ago.

Lou, formerly of St. Louis, claims a back injury he suffered was a contributing factor to bis controversial upset Dempsey to Referee Promoter Fred Kohler has imported Jack Dempsey to referee the encore in the air conditioned arena at 42d and Halsted sts. "to avoid" further controversy about the relative ability of the wrestlers. The first bout will be held at 8:30 o'clock. The card: Edouard Carpentier vi.

Loa Thesz. two of three (alls, one hpur limit. Sheik of Araby vs. Hans Schmidt, one fall, 45 minute limit Rcie and Stan Lisowski vs. Pedro Godoy and Luis Martinez.

Australian tas -team ma ten. two of three falls, one hour limit. Cbene vs. Dick the Bruiser, one fall. SO minute limit.

Pat O'Connor vs. Leas Langevin. one falL 3U minute limit. SPIES EP SAYS MANAGER FREE LOADER, BALKS Detroit, Aug. 15 Chuck Spieser's five year contract with his manager Hec Khowles expires at midnight tomorrow and the light heavyweight boxer said today he would not renew it.

Why give away one third of everything you make to a guy who doesn't do anything for it?" he said. DON CAMPBELL 21 M. P. H. SHY OF BOAT MARK Canadaigua, N.

15 lift The British speedboat king, Donald Campbell, hit 204.5 miles an hour in his jet powered hydroplane today but missed breaking his own world record of 225.63 miles an hour after making two round trips in Bluebird on Canadaigua lake. Busby Shelved for Week with Injured Shoulder Baltimore, Aug. 15 LJ5 Outfielder Jim Busby will be out of the Baltimore Orioles' line up for about a week because of a shoulder injury suffered in last night's game at Wash ington. Dr. Erwin Mayer, club physician, and Dr.

George Ben nett, orthopedic specialist, re ported he had suffered severe bruises of the right shoulder. WOOD DUCK he's protected shooting from one-half hour SMITTY 7rZZrjCr WHAT DOf FOLLOW Thursday. Aag. Sales today, par valae- Tear ago Rales 13T 10 bales iiiiO to IS, 571 4,211,000 33,466,850 51.681,400, DOMESTIC Sales. Net High Low Close chge.

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5 79.0 79.0 2 do 3 77 2 do 3 79 4 do 2 80 4 PTT 24 85 4.0 78.0 71. .0 71.0 1.0 12 PenRR 5 68 100.4 1000 100.0 Get a quicker electric shave On HOT, HUMID Days Cleveland, Aug. 15 Special Donald Byrne of Ann Arbor, took another point today in the tenth round of the open tournament of the United States Chess federation. The former Yale star played the black pieces and defeated Orest Popoyvich of Lakewood, N. J.

Bobby Fischer of Brooklyn was held to a draw by Robert Byrne of Indianapolis, Donald's older brother. Fischer and Donald Byrne are tied for first place at 82-1. Victor Guala, New York, beat Bozdiar Pehnec of Elkhart, Ind. STADIUM BOUT RIVALS FACE EXAM TODAY Joe Brown, lightweight champion, and Joe Lopes, Oakland, boxer, will report for a preliminary medical examination at the Illinois Athletic commission office around noon today for their 10 round nontitle bout in Chicago Stadium next Wednesday. Dr: John H.

Pribble will conduct the tests. Brown, native of Baton Rouge, will be making his first stadium appearance in seven years. Lopes, managed by Sid Flaherty, will be making his Chicago debut. MARINE WINS PISTOL TITLE; EX-CHAMP 2D Camp Perry, Aug. 15 Marine Lt.

William W. McMillan 29, of Turtle Creek, today ended army Master Sgt. Huelet Benner's two year reign as national pistol champion. The new champion beat the 39 year old West Point pistol coach with a three day total of 2,612 out of possible 2,700 to Benner's 2,610. Army Lt.

David Miller of Denver was third with 2,603. Lt. Lester Kelly Leads Aug. 15 Am. 14 Yr.

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.80 3 NYCent Id 1 Am A via 1.60a 2 NAmCarl.6Tb 5 NorlUGas .88 20 9 0 9.0 30.2 23.2 34.4 17.7 42.6 160 67.4 16.1 38.0 25.5 50.6 63.0 14.6 10.2 30.2 23.2 34.4 180 42.6 16.0 67.4 16.4 38.0 25.5 50.6 63.0 14.6 10.2 7.4 20.1 41.1 NorPac 1.80a 2 NorStPw .90 NwstBa2.S0a OakMfg 1.40 OhioOil 1.60 OkiaNGasl-50 OlinMalh 2 OwenIIIG2.50 .50 PanAAir-80 .60 PeabC1.375t 1.23 PennTex .62 5f 3 PennRR 1.40a 3 PeoplesGaa 2 .70 7.3 O. 20.1 41.0 the Spotlight of American Racing is on 175th Halsted it's easy to get toby I.C. ELECTRIC; direct to gate from 11:55 a p.m. by AUTO; (via Calumet Expressway) or any North-South highway to 159th and Halsted, then seuth to 175th St by BUS; special direct to gate from North, West and South daily. IT'S COOL INSIDE now completely AIR-CONDITIONED daily at 2 p.m.

Information WCbster 0-2SOO .4 .2 .1 SouthCol.10 1.10 24 4 24.1 24.1 SoPac 3 4 42.5 42.3 42 5 SperryRd .80 18 22.5 22 4 22.5 .1 Spiegel 1 .95 11.1 10.7 11.1 SquareD la .10 30.4 SO 4 30.4 StdBrands 2a 1 41.3 41.3 41.3 .4 StOCall.40gl.05 54.7 54 2 54.4 StOInd 1.40b 9 48.7 48 5 43.5 .3 StONJ 1.65 12 62.0 61.5 62 0 A StOCa 2.50 1.46 52.3 51.6 52 2 SidRyEq 1 le 1 16.1 16.1 Stew War 2b .75 36 7 36.5 36.5 StudPack 1 5.7 5.7 5.7 .1 Sunbeam 1.40 .75 52.0 K2.0 52.0 Sunstrd lb 17 22.4 21.0 21.4 SunrayOil 1.32 1 25.5 25.5 25.5 2 .50 33.2 33 2 23.2 SylvEIPd 2 1 35. 35.S 35.6 1-4 TexasCo 2a 4 71.5 71.0 71 5 ThorPTll.eob 2 26 0 25.4 25.4 .4 ToledoEd .70 2 13 4 13.4 13.4 .3 Tranaml.40a 1 34.7 34-7 34.7 .1 TriCont 31.7 31.4 31.4 UnCar3.60 2 113.4 112.2 11S-4 UnElec 1.52 .50 26.6 26 6 26 6 VOilCal2.40 .60 UnPac 1.20a 2 CaAirL 1 CnitAirc 3 1.55 UnitFruit 3 1 54 6 28.5 26.1 61.5 42.7 57.6 42.5 66.7 14 0 10 4 18.1 62 2 22.5 54.6 54-6 282 285 .2 26.1 26.1 -3 60.0 61 5 42. 42 7 A 7.6 57 6 USGyps 2a .60 CSRub 2b 2 42.0 42 0 1.3 66.3 .7 14.0 1-0 USSteeI2 25b Webcor .80 WestgElec 2 Whirlpool 1.40 9 2 2 1 1 4 65 3 13.4 10 4 180 62 3 22.2 77.6 10 4 18.0 62 2 .3 22 2 .5 776 30.3 212 .3 40.7 80.4 WieSt 4 25 10 77.6 WisElPl.60 .47 WiscPSv 1.20 1 Woolw2.50 2.10 Wrigley 3a .55 3 .20 30. 30 3 212 212 41 2 40.6 80.4 80.0 97.4 97.4 97.4 ZenRad 3a 1.20 112.0 110.0 110 2 For explanation of symbols ace New York stock OTHER GRAIN MARKETS MisiieaaoU Wheat Open Hit Low Close 2.28H 2.29 2.28 2.28 2-31', 2 32 2 31 2-31, 2-31S 2.31H Mhsneaeolhi Oaris -59 .594 .634 -63K, .62. PrT.

eioie 228 2-31. Sept Dec May Sept. Dec Sept. Sept. Dec .63 MheasMlis Ke 124 MimrapeLis Ir'Uxseed 3.34H 2.34H 3.33H 3.34 Kacsas City Wfcea Sew 2.134 2.r5S 2.19 2.20H 2.19Vi 219H 2 224 2.23 2.22H 2.224 2.16H 2.17H 2.16H 2165 1.99?4 1.98H 169 WtnaiycB Rye 1.15H 1.154) 1.15H 1.17 1.18H 1 li 1.17 1.23V 123H 1.23 1.23 laniBU Oat S29 834 SCPte Dec.

March May July Oct. Dec May Oct. Dec May Oct Dec May Oct Dec May 2 14-4 2 20V 223 217H 16 1.15 1-1 S1- 1-23 .70 .70 .69 .684 .684 .70 -6S .964 .93 .70 .69 .07 .934 4)4V VTbiDlpe Barley .967 .97 .83 .834 -83i WfatBipee Flaxs-ed 2.79 2.8iW 2.77 2.774 2.73H2-76 2.72 2.721 2.78 -QU 2.76 2.76 2.79 2.74 2.7ft BENTON HARBOR FRUIT BEN'TON HARBOR. Ans. 15 fSsecisll Price paid oa the Benton Harbor iruit market today: Tomatoes.

8 qt- canon Mich. 1 pinks. reaches, bu. U. S.

1 Redhaven, 2 in. up. S3.00-4.25: apples, bo. V. 1 Duchess.

2 in. up. 1.65-2 00: aiker cucumbers, bu. U. S.

$2 cantaloups, bu. U. 1TNXEAP0US FLOUR MINNEAPOLIS. Aug. 15 AP Floor 1100 lb.

cotton sacks. Family rater's unchanged. 17 55- standard patent unchanged. S6.40. Shlpmests.

47.120 lacka. BREWED IN LIMITED" QUANTITIES 4 FOR THOSE WHO RELISH THE WORLD'S MOST DlSTiNCTlVE BEER ADAM SCHEIDT BREWING CO. NORRISTOWN, PA DISTRIBUTED BY Joseph Trinr Corp. Fhtmet JJ jfjiXiUlMnBS .1 tli .1, f-6 COMMODITIES MERCANTILE FUTURES tEggs. cents per dftten; onions, dollars per SO pound sack.

(ikeU cs Pre. Open High Low Owe close September 33.25 33. 0 33.25 33.65 33.20 October 34.40 35.20 34.40 34.95 34.35 November 35.75 36.35 35.75 36.10 35.55 December 36 95 36.20 36.70 36.85 36.85 January 36. 00 36.40 36.00 36.00 35.70 Frozea Whole Krs la cars of 30,000 Ibs October 27.00 27.10 27.00 27.05 26.75 November 27.25 27.25 December 27.65 27.65 January 28. 00 28 05 28 00 27 95 Onions Novembefv j.34 3S 1.33 j.39 36 January 1.48 1.50 1.45 1.50 1 49 February 1.59 1.58 March 1.70 1 71 163 1.71 1.70 Contracts Shell- eggs, 1.531: frozen whole eggs.

onions. 112. CHICAGO CASH MARKETS BUTTER Steady. Receipts. 504.000 lbs: 0radc AA.

93 score. SSj'mC per lb: grade A. 92 score. 5l'c; grade 90 score. 574c; carlots.

90 score. 58Vc EGGS Steady to firm. Receipts. 7.000 cases: Extras, large. 65 over As.

39c per doz: current receipts. 25c LARD Cash. $13; loose. $12.25 per 100 lbs. LIVE POULTRY Steady.

Hens. 13- 15Vic per' -lb: broilers. 24-28'nc; old roosters, 12-13c; commercially crown chickens: Caponettes, 25-30c. POTATOES About steady. Receipts, 28 cars, on team track, 190 cars: Idaho-Oregon.

4. per 100 lbs; Washington, $3. COTTON FUTURES Teems per pound) New York Cotloa Kiciianga Prev. Open Hiffh Low Close close October 33.85 33 96 33 80 33.90 33 91 December 33.85 33.94 33.82 33.91 33.91 March 33 98 34.07 33.97 34.04 34.07 May 33.96 34.05 33.93 34.01 34 05 July 33.52 33.61 33.51 33.58 33.61 October 32.73 32.81 32.67 32.67 32.82 December 32.64 32. 68 32.60 32.60 32.74 The average price of 1516 inch middling cotton at New York yesterday was 35.20c per pound.

CHICAGO Closed 0.01 to. 0.10c lower: October. 33.87c per lb: December. 33.88c: March. 34 06c: May, 34.01c: July, 33.60c; October, 32.75c; December, 32.61c.

NEW ORLEANS Closed 0.09c lower to 0.01c higher: October, 33.91 per lb; December, 33.90c: March, 34.03c; May. 34.01c; July. 33.55c; October. 32.71c; December, 32.62c. NEW YORK FUTURES COCOA Closed 0.50 to 0.56c lower: September, 29.79c per lb: December.

30.23c: March. 30.08c: May. 30.15c: July, 30.20c; September, 30.25c Sales. 2b2 contracts. COFFEE Santos contract closed 0.10c lower to 0.52c higher: September, 53.27c per lb; December.

50.15c: March, 49.10c: May, 47.88c; July. 46.88c. Sales, 62 contracts. futures closed 0.25 to 0.58c higher: September. 64.68c per lb; December, 59.65c; March.

59.20c. Sales. 56 contracts. COPPER Closed 0.05 to 0.15c higher: December, 26.05c per lb: March, 25.95c: May, 26.00c; July, 26.00c Sales, 21 contracts. COTTONSEED OIL Closed 005 to 0.08c lower: September.

15.06c per lb; October, 15.04c: December. 15.06c; Marcn. 13.14c. bales. 174 contracts HIDES Closed 0.05c lower to 0 05c higher; October, 14.75c per lb: January.

13.76c; April, 13.50c Sales, 15 con tracts. LEAD Closed 0.05c higher: December, 13.50c per lb. Sales. 4 contracts. RUBBER Closed 0.05 to 0.13c lower: September.

32.27c Per lb: November, 32.22c: January, 32.20c; March. 32.10c Sales. 36 contracts. SUGAR Contract No 4 closed 0.01 to 0.11c higher; September, 3.83c per lb; October. 3.84c: March.

3.75c: May, 3.74c: July. 3.75c: September. 3.76c. Sales, 752 contracts. Futures No 6 closed 0.02 to 0.03c lower; September.

0-6lc per lb; November. 5.58c Sales. Ill contracts. WOOL TOPS Closed unchanged to 10c lower; October. SI.

920 per lb: December, $1,902: March, May. $1 855; July. $1,835. Sales, unavailable, GREASE WOOIj Closed 0.5c lower to 0.5c higher; October. $1,615 per lb; De cember.

$1,590: March. $1,570: May, $1,550: December. $1,497. un available. CASH METALS Aug.

15 Aug. 14 Alum. Am. lb. .281 .281 Antimony.

Am. lb, NY .3659 Copper, clectrolic .2825 Lead. St Louis 1380 Pig iron. fob. Pa.

gross too 67.00 Platinum 81.00 Steel, scrap, cr. 63.50 Tin. lb, St Louis 9425 Zinc. St I.011 is 10 COMMODITY INDEX The Associated Press weighted wholesale price index of 35 commodities yesterday was 180.94: Wednesday. 181.57: week ago.

181.38: month ago. 181.94: year en. 181.36. 11926 average equals 100.1 The Dow-Jones commodity futures index opened at 159.29. was 159.04 at 11 a.

159.16 at noon. 158.95 at 1 p. 158.81 at 2 p. and closed at 158.74. down 0.66.

The cash commodity index closed at 162.38. down 0-38 Moody's was 425.2. CASH GRAIN PRICES WHEAT Chicago: No. 2 $2.21: Kansas City: No. 1 $2.11: No.

2 No. 1 red. No. 2 red. Minneapolis: Durum Fancy.

No. 1 DNS. Omaha: No. 1 No. 2 $2.07.

CORN Chicago: No. 1 $1.33: No. 3 $1.32. Kansas City: No. No.

3 Minneapolis: No. 2 OATS Chicago: No. 1 No. 1 ex. hv.

Kansas City: No. 2 71. Minneapolis: No. 2 hy. SOYBEANS Chicago: No.

1 yel. $2.48 bid). .1380 SCORE TO STAY ON CLEVELAND DISABLED LIST Cleveland, Aug. 15 IT) Pitcher Herb Score will not be removed from the disabled list Monday as planned, the Cleveland Indians announced today. The club said last night that the 24 year old left hander, who was hit in the right eye by a line drive in a night game' here May 7, would be placed on the active list when Kenny Kuhn's bonus period runs out.

In announcing the change in plans today, uenerai Man ager Hank Greenberg said, Herb isn't ready to pitch yet." "If we put him on the active list and then another pitcher gets hurt we'll be in even worse shape than we are now," he explained. With Kenny gone and Herb remaining on the disabled list, we'll have an open spot in case we have to bring up somebody." CARINA WINS PLYMOUTH CUP YACHT EVENT PLYMOUTH, Aug. 15 3 Carina, owned and skippered by Richard S. Nye of Greenwich, today was declared winner of the 605 mile Cowes-Fastnet Rock-Plymouth challenge cup yacht race. Carina, which arrived yesterday, won a total of five trophies for her stormy voyage.

Officials worked out corrected times for the finish ing yachts and those still at sea, and announced none had a chance of beating Nye's class one boat. Ny6 had an elapsed time of four days, 10:32:24.0 and a corrected time of three 10:55:50.0. option of selecting split seasons having penalties of 10 permissible hunting days. The Mississippi lyway states miinois. Alabama, Ar kansas, Indiana, Iowa, Ken tucky, Louisiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Mis souri, Ohio, Tennessee and Wisconsin will have a daily bag and possession limit on ducks of 4 and 8, respectively.

The goose limit has been set at two Canada geese, or sub species: two white-fronted geese; or one Canada or sub species and one white-fronted goose. The coot limit remains 10 per day per hunter. Hunters also will be per mitted .5 American and red-breasted mergansers daily, 10 in possession, In addition to regular limits on other ducks. The Pacific states get a 95 day waterfowl season this year because of a high duck crop on that flyway. However, the daily bag.

limit was reduced by one duck. in Army Golf with 220 Fort Aug. 15 Lt. Lester Kelly of Ft. don, fired a two-over-par 74 today and took the 54 hole lead at 220 in the all-army golf tournament TREASURY STATEMENT 000 omitted Aug.

12. 1957 Aug. 10. 1956 Total Debt $271.838.079 $272,503,832 Balance 2.866.394 3.346.684 Dep fis yr Julyl 5.841,653 5.790.735 Withdfisyr 10.304.038 8.305.805 Gold assets 22.627.026 21.855.242 Include debt not sub ject to statutory limit. BOARD OF TRADE SALES Grains and soybeans in bushels, lard in pounds.

1000 omitted. 1 Other months Sep't. Dec. Total 120 14.009 7.228 Wheat old 60 60 Wheat new 2.272 6,238 5.499 Corn 2.917 2,547 1,764 Oats 335 576 149 Rye 648 1,142 980 Soybeans 3.327 6.194 C.473 1.060 2.770 13.994 Grand tot. 39.181 Lards, lbs.

760 800 1.760 3.320 Other Grata Trades Other Sept Dec. months Total Wheat old 5.470 3.928 9.632 Wheat new 19,870 43.592 48.494 111.956 Corn 16.548 21.368 11.910 49.826 Oats 6.857 12.992 7.224 26.073 Rye 3.471 7.780 8.792 20.043 Soybean 23..172 31.133 42.017 96.322 Gnui tot- 313,852 Lard. lbs. 28.280 43.400 23.400 62.080 20 MINUTES VIA CONGRESS EXPRESSWAY EVERY TUESDAY NIGHT LADIES ADMITTED FREE MINK STOLE AWARDED Now Thru Aug. 31 1st ItM tilt P.M.

Alr-C tflHaaai Ctab 1e A Illinois Wood Ducks Remain Safe 7treecfrfc iWIIVIl 69 drys perspiration instantly, protects your skin! jfVf BY TOM McNALLY The colorful little wood duck will remain on the protected list in Illinois this fall, when waterfowl hunting gets underway, it was revealed. Other Mississippi lyway states protecting woodie are Kentucky, Indiana, Iowa, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, and Wisconsin. The state conservation departments had requested a closed season on wood ducks from the United States Fish and Wildlife service, which supervises hunting of all migratory birds. The wood duck population in the Mississippi lyway is dangerously low. Vulnerable at Sunset States choosing continued protection for wood ducks will have general waterfowl hunting hours of from one-half hour before sunrise to sunset.

Mississippi lyway states not protecting woodie will have before sunrise to one-half hour before sunset. Wood ducks are particularly vulnerable to hunters around sunset. The outside dales for waterfowl hunting set by the Wildlife service are Oct. 1 to Jan. 15.

The individual states may select specific dates within that period. 70 tDay Season Mississippi lyway states will have a 70 day season for waterfowl and coots, with the al 1.