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COUNCIL BLUFFS IOWA NONPAREIL--JANUARY 1956 PAGE THIRTEEN Grand Jurors Listed At Avoca Clerk Also Names Court's Petit Jury AVOCA The grand jury panel to serve during 195G and petit jurors for Jhe February term of District Court at Avoca were announced Tuesday by Court Clerk John at Council Bluffs. Members of the grand jury are: L. E. Brack. Belknap ship; Warren Brandesi James Township; Lcte N.

King of Wright Township; Hazel Leoring I of Grove Township; Edwin Nelson of Layton Township; Brycc Parker of Center Township; William Pattee of Pleasant Township; E. S. Peterson of Knox Township; Mervin Schaaf of Val! ley Township; A. H. Seaburg of "Macedonia Township; Helen kins of Waveland Township; Mrs.

Jolin of Carson. Court Opens The February term of the Avoca District Court opens Feb. 20. Petit jurors are not to report until notified. No date has yet been selected they report for duty.

Petit jurors are: Mae Barnes of Griswold; Robert Bennett of Griswold; Kenneth Brown of Hancock; Mrs. George Latest Market News For S.W. Iowa Readers Hogs On ains Ciose To Omaha Market' previous Ron Larsen of Neola Public (23 white at right) slips the ball over the rim for two points. Macedonians are Calvin Forristall (40) and Alvm Maurer (42). Public advanced Monday in Pottawattamie County Tournament play at Photo.

Everyone Gefs Info Act Winning Teams Confident Barrows And Gilts 50-75 Cents Higher OMAHA (USDA) Market close hogs some SI. 00 higher. Cattle steers other than high choice and prime weighing over 1.100 Ib. weak to 25 lower; ted heifers steady to 50 lower; load prime 1.32-4 Ib. steers 22.75: several loads prime 22.00-22.50; load choice heifers 19.50.

few head prime 21.00. rest same as early. OMAHA USDA): sal- a')i-? Tuesday S.OOO; barrows and Silts 30-75 o. mo iv higher; sows mainly 50 higher; most U. S.

No l-'3 190-239 Ibs butchers 13.50-1-4.00; feu- Uts No 1 and 2 200-220 Ibs most 2-10-270 Ibs 12.5013.50; bulk sales 2SO-310 Ibs 12.0012.50; sows 300-150 Ibs 11.00-11.50; 450-625 Ibs 10.00-11.0. salable 11.00; calves 75; fresh r-eceipts increased by size' able carry over from Monday; i light fed steers under 1.100 CHICAGO Grains he'd pivvious final jvices in a market Tuesday. At one time retreated the wheat be't V.MS tuining more mois uro. Pr.ces recovered a bit from tlieir lows. closed unchanged ti March 52.0.1^-'\s.

co-n 's- 1 Mgreh 29 oats 61 7 s. rye to Mirch 51.21'i, soybeans i tn 2 March -2 1G. March 511 72. prices Tuesday: $13.50 Top Tor IKog Top is $14.25, Hogs At Chicago Hiahest Since Last cents hi-Vier, and lard 2 to pounds higher, train a Y.ar 2 OP 7 May Jly" 1.93 Sep 2.01'i 2.10's 2 OS's 1.95% 2 2.05% 1 9 Caddock of Walnut; Maurice along with high choice and Gary of Griswold; Ivan Christen-! Prime 1JCO 1,300 Ibs weights steady; otherwise fed steers slow weak; most bids lower; fed to sen of Walnut; Richard M. Coe of Avoca; R.

W. Dca of Avoca; John Kbert of Hancock: P. 11. Eblen of Oakland; Arthur Ily- berg of Macedonia. Other Lucille Fisher of Hancock; James L.

Forristall of Oakland; he i slow steady to weak; cows irjtlit supply steady to strong; fully sl-rady: vealers i slock-rrs and feeders scarce clvingcd; prime around 1.300 fed s'eers 22.75; load" mostly prime! Corn Mar May Jly Sep Dee Oats May Jly Dec Mat- May Jly Sep 2.01'i 2.0:) 1 -se 2.0.1'., 1.9")';; 1.97-%' 200's' 3.33-i 1.37; 1.3 1 1 1.37 1 36 7 1.33'i 1.33 5 A 61 1 7 6t 1.33'j 1 3'J--4 i 1.33 rr-s 1.3 6 67' i 1.20-i 1 1 1.19'i 1.21'a 1.19 1.19=4 Lavaughn Frain "of" Elliott; Roy 1,225 Ibs 22.5; most good and choiceU i i sn. UNDERWOOD--It would have been easy to find an argument about the best team in Monday night's Pottawattamie County Boys' Basketball Tournament. Fans from all three winning schools were proud and confident of their team. Consider Neola Public. Hawks had an easy time eliminating a fine mark.

But more important than the apparent eare of the win was this: Coach Martin Lundvall didn't use his regular center. Pivot Jim Nelson was in suit for the game, and expects to play a i i week. Next of the winners, and i of itself was St. Franr of Council Bluffs. The 6S-4S victory Walnut a enough to make the Saints forget the nine losses in their other 10 starts.

The Saints had a tough time at first, and trailed 14-13 to the end of the first period. Then Bill Fitzgerald and Ron Mchsling fired an attack that pulled the Bluffs crew away to victory. The third case of happiness because of a team showing was Calhoun Annexes First Main Bout YORK talent being as a i fis nickel hoer, it is a novelty to find an unbeaten yiungster who has had more- than three or four That makes Rory Calhoun. 21 i of all his 17 professorial i i worth mting. His real name is a Calhoun hut his mana- add 'd the native Rory.

Mo'irtay i vielo'-y over Jr 7 ry Ltiedep of New Haven, a a i nnus decision 10 rounds, was his first a i eo He weighed IGO 1 to Lu i MI' ef vdc-: 'P-PP rlev -p 'AI 1, rry Ros -n 1 Updrp. go h'i- 5- il hr- 'l ir a 1- IP; app a it 3-2 grir'l usual it nd 5-1-1 i fir i Tudg an Cal- 1 1 i i In a Westphalia Wins In Vail Tourney the Underwood squad. Eagles were pre-meet favorities. and they showed power in running to a first period 27-8 lead, before continuing for a 72-44 win over Avoca. Coach Ray Cross has a powerhouse which held a 12-4 won-loss mark when the tournament began.

The Eagles boast height, shooting ability, and team balance. Losing Sfar Macedonia lost more than a basketball game Monday night. Gary Rutledge led the Trojans in scoring with 12 points, and he was plaving his last game in the 'Dnnia line-up. PvUteledge, whom Coarh Paul Waters tags "our top bnv." is moving to Council Bluffs. He was the spark of the club in his last performance.

Saint Dazzfei One of the outstanding shows of the evening was produced by a substitute. He is Dennis Walsh, a St. Francis sonhomore. I With regulars. Tom Tinley and Bill Fitzgerald fouled St.

Francis played ball control the i last ten minutes of the game. 1 Thnf a when Walsh sparked. 1 When he entered the game. Walsh looked young and scared. But he quickly proved himself by dribbling through and around the entire Walnut team.

Walsh continued his razzle-dazzle floor piny through the remainder of the third and all of the quarters. He drove in for three lay-ins to help boost the Saints out of a reach. Lofe Games The evening's schedule uas set hack some 45 minutes by the i it ended The reason was fouling and numerous substi- i Referee Henry Boone and Nor- ns a a i 57 fouls in garnr, 45 and 3S i The only a donned A i ho get In a Neol.i's in 111 red i Nelson. The i point-spreads a 1) 1 coaches to sueep all a ers off i benches. Frazier of Griswold; Agnes Gronberg of Avoca; Bernard Gross of Avoca; Pauline of Oakland; Elwyn Hummel of Oakland; Richard Isaacson of Carson; Velma Johnson of Macedonia; Oda Karstens of Avoca.

Marian Kates of Oakland; Stella Larsen of Avoca; Mrs. James Leslie of Avoca; Merrill Lett Macedonia; Wayne Lewis of Macedonia; Fred H. Lippold Avoca; Mrs. Walter Martin of I Walnut; Elva Miller of Griswold; Allen I. Peters of Avoca; Colleen Peters of Avoca.

Lloyd Peters of Walnut; Robert Pitt of Griswold; Lillie Reineke of Hancock; Mrs. G. T. Reinert of Avoca; Glen Roberson of Carson; Patricia Rogers of Lewis; Mildred Schaffert of Avoca; James H. Shiffer of Oakland; Lorraine Standeven of Oakland; Mrs.

Raymond Thomsen of Avoca; Mrs. Charles Todd of Carson; Ivan Troll of Avoca-- fed steers 16.00-20.50; good and choice 15.00-19.00; some held higher: utility and commercial cows 10.00-11.50; few 12.00 canners and cutters 8.50-10.00. STOCKERS AND FEEDERS: Steers, choice 500-800 Ibs. 17.7521.00; choice 800-1050 Ibs. 17.00- good 500-SOO Ibs.

good 800-1050 Ibs. 16.2516.00- medium 500-1000 Ibs. 13.50- common 500-900 Ibs. 11.50- Soybeans 2.45 3 2.4S'i 2.47U 2.39=i 2.35'2 1 20'i l.LVi 1.1R 1.19U 2 45-; 2.4S'i 2-IT 1 2 2.40 2.36 1 18'. 2.45S 2.48 1 2.47=4 2.40'i 2.36'- By the U.

S. Weather Bureau Iowa: Five day forecast --Temperatures Wednesday through Sunday will average 2 to 5 degrees below normal. Normal highs 2R north to 35 south, normal lows 7 north to 15 south. No major changes in temperatures throughout the period. Precipitation will average to inch occurring as scattered light snows mostly west portion Tuesday night and Wednesday and snow over most of the state around the weekend.

Five day forecast-- -Temperatures i the next five days Wednesday through Sunday i average from near the seasonal normals over uestern por- lion to slightly below normal southeast portion. Normal lows 10 to 12; normal highs to 40. Precipitation is expected to average from .10 to .15 occurring as snow early in period and again weekend. Hourly temperatures: 18.75; 18.75; 17.75; of i 16.25; 13.50. I Heifers, choice 500-750 Ibs.

15.50-17.50; medium and good 500750 Ibs. 11.50-15.50. Cows, medium and good all weights 9.75-11.00. Steer calves, good and choice 300-500 Ibs. 18.25-23.25; medium 300-500 Ibs.

14.50-18.25. Heifer calves, good and choice 300-500 Ibs. 15.00-19.25; medium 300-500 Ibs. 12.50-15.00. Sheep slaughter lambs moderately active, steady to mostly 25 higher: sheep mainly steady; bulk choice and prime wooled lambs around 110 Ib.

down 19.7520.00: good and choice grades mainly 18.50-19.50; short choice 130 Ib. 17.00; two loads choice 98 Ib. shorn lambs carry- Oats ing No. 1 pelts 18.75; deck good Rye and r-boicp 109 Ib. 17.75; deck mostly choice around 85 Ib.

feeder a 18.50; mlled to mostly good slaughter ewes 4.00-5.00. J'y 2.47i 2.4S---; Sep 2.39=i 2.40 3 i Nov 2.35'a 2.37% Cash Grain CHICAGO fP Wheat None. Corn: No. 2 yellow 1.28%; No. 3 1.24-2"ii; o.

4 Oats: None-. Soybean oil soybean meal 50.50-51.00. Barley nominal: Malting choice 1.30-40; feed ditchers, Sows 25 Cents Higher CHICAGO i mated salable receipts for Wednesday are 16003 11.000 hags, anvl 4.00T CllIC. AX -s? A Hag arrivals wore- small Tuesday and price-, jumped about 25 cents on both butch and sows. In insranc-cs gains ranc-d to 50 crn s.

Top price was Steers so'd steady 25 couth and i d'SDA) Salable hogs 10.0(10: geneial ni-orko: active, fully 25 higher, instances 50 higher on butch r.s and I to 3x 19.5-220 Ib 12 25-13 25: head mostly No. Is 195 Ih at 13.50; most sows riO-600 Ib 9.00-1025. Salable cat 7,000: calves 300: prime steers s-varco, steady; high choice grades steady; others slow, to 25 lower; heifers irregular, -averaging about steady: cows strong to 25 high bulls fully steady; vealers steady to 1-00, 7 higher: and steady; a load of prime 1.139 Jb ee -R 21.50: other choice and prime steers 17.50-22.75. good to I low prime heifi-rs 15.50-21.00; i i ty and commercial cows 10 50113.00: utility and commercial bulls 113.50-15.50; most good and choice 'waters 2(5 load of good i c'mice 450 Ib stock steer calves 20.75. Salable sheep 4.000; fairly active; lambs steady to strong: fully steady; choice and prime wooled lambs 105 Ib down 19.25-20 25.

October At Omaha 4 3 0 5:30 7:30 a.m. a.m. a.m. a.m. ..20 ..20 9:30 ..2010:30 ..2011:30 3 0 a a a a.m.

a p.m. 12:30 ..20 ..20 ..21 ..22 ..22 m. Poi 50- i i I li.ilf. Gene An i i a had 16, Joe 10 Sf 75-16 1 i a i a 7 1 5 lm i i i a i First Iowa School Contribution Bondsman Cornett Returns Paul Small A i 1. Cor net has P.ml Sm i 3 5 Omaha a in.

connection i i a a Kollogg and a robbery. Small is on SHI 000 bond in HIP r-asp. Cornell the i bHd i in thp i i hp v. ould IIP i i i TuP.sdav or a i charged in TVs flip i a in a hung jury the DPS i i to i I Id i i i i i Hillioi i i i 7Vo Dry bulb Wind velocity SE 22 miles per hour at 12:30 m. Tuesday.

a i a in last 21 hours at 12'30 m. Tues- a i i i a i i a 21 hours 1-1" 12.30 m. Mnn- a i i a ion i i i 2 1 i a i i i i i i .37 i i stage 1 2 fort Wcdne.sd.iy i 7 a suns- fi m. Possible Formula For Limiting Tests WASHINGTON of State Dulles said Tuesday the United States and British governments have been talking for two years about a possible formula for i i i a i and hydrogen bomb test. Hn paid the subject may come up in conferences hero next week between President Eisenhower and P-ritish Prime Minister Anthony Eden.

Dulles said, however, there are so many technical difficulties in way he does not sep the prospect of agreement on a control formula on the horizon. He also told a news conference a no discussion on i i a i of tests has been held with the Soviet Union. Duller said he first discussed 'he prob'r-m of controlling or prohibiting atom tos's i Eden about two years a go when Edrn was foreign Eden is due here ni-vt Thr i i is, Dulles said. I I a HTTP a i a i I ay of forming I i pi op i i ciuki br p'l! up to Sov Hr nnrlp f.p'-i- hriu-rvrr, a a s. Minor Changes In Grains At Omaha On the Omaha market Tuesday wheat was Va off.

a nominally changed. Oats were unchanged. Rye was nominally 5 up. Barley a nominally un- 'changed. RECEIPTS Today Wk Ago Wheat 7 Corn 3 (I 0 Barley 0 I Soybeans 0 Sorghum i SHIPMENTS Today 13 20 ,1 0 (I 2 0 Yr.

Ago 12 52 2 0 Interior Koq Receipts DES MOINES W-- (USDA)-- Ac tual receipts at Iowa and Soulhwn Minnesota packing plants and important concentration yards and buying stations Monday 55.000; estimated receipts Tuesday 55.000; week a 0 96.000. year nso 75,500. Barrows and gilts, choice: 160-180 Ib. 1SO-200 Ib 11.75-13.15 200-220 Ib 12.50-13.15 220-240 Ib 12.00-12.95 210-270 Ib. 11.35-12.55 270-300 Ib 10.85-11.95 300-330 Ib 0.60-11.30 330360 Ib 10.25-11.00 Sows 270-300 Ib 11.00-11.50 300-330 Ib! 10.75-11.25 330-3GO Ib.

10.40-11.00 410-450 Ib 9.75-10.50 450-550 ib 9.25-10.25 OMAHA Southwest 1 a sh.ppers failed Twcrday to hit the $14.25 bog top, the highest recoid- ed on the Omaha market since October 1P33. Other tops Tuesday, according to the Livestock Foundation, v. ere: steers. $22.75: heifers 521.CO; wool lambs, and shorn lambs. $1S 75.

One of the largest consignments of bogs to be delivered to the a a market in recent v.eeks was a by Melvm Srovers of I a a a i County. Shipper Sievers delivered 516 hogs al $13.50 per hundred head. Other Southwest Icwans shipping Tuesday were: A a i Roy Johnson. 20 steers, 1.021. 20.75; M.

L. Hollinrake, steers. 1.121. 21.35; 6 heifers, 991. 20 00: Ralph Rectenbaugh, 12 heifers.

947. 20.00: 15 steers, 999. 21.50; Don Craven. 24 bogs, 209, 14.00. A Arnold Farslrup, 20 steers.

1,232. 21.50; Walt Schneider. 21 steers. 1,076, steers. 1,021.

21.00. Cass Willard Mueller. 20 Moor--. 1,081. 21.50; H.

A. Raylor. 29 hogs, 1S3. 1350; Hall's, 41 bogs. 21(5, 13.75: Guy Smith and Sons.

21 hogs, 193. 75. Crawford Bryce Argotsinger. hogs. 219.

13.73; Herbert Scbullx, 19 bogs. 249, 13.50. Fremont Floyd Fender, 25 hogs, 227, 13.75. Harrison Almor Dakcn, 12 hogs. 208, 14.00; Honnas Marten, 7 hogs.

217, 13.50. i C. M. Dalton, 30 steers, 1,140, 20.00; Don Goos, 19 sows, 553. 10.50.

Pottawattamie Mclvin Sievers, 336 hogs, 25, 13.50; Gus Sci- vers and'Son, 78 hogs, 237. 14.00; Joe and David Mutus, 22 hogs. 234. 13.75; Cutshall and Campbell. 33 hogs, 236, 13.50; Jennie O'Connor.

20 hogs, 209, 13.50; Mrs. George Jensen, 9 steers, 953, 20.00: Cliff Tally. 9 hogs, 205, 14.00; Turner Berthman. 28 hogs, 13.75; Hopp and 32 hogs, 198, 13.50. Shelby--William F.

and James Grote. 40 hogs, 204, Andrew and Homer Hanson, 26 hogs, 231, 13.50. Stock Market Rallies Strongly NEW YORK mir- a i strongly Tuesday to reverse of sharp President i f.M'fH-ast for business in econ message to Congress a lhi market new strength. were up 1 to aroun-J 4 and mom major divisions d.sphued goxl gains. Late nuotaiions Tuesday: A i Ch 107-1 Allied Sirs 52'.

Am Can Am Cry.s -A i S'" Am Mot Am Rad 22 Am Smelt Am Sugar a 091:, Am Tjb Anacin A rrn nn- At! Rofm Roat Fds -ndi-: AY Roth Sll Rooiri" Air Case JI Clirys'er Con EcH Corn Prod Curtisn Wr 79 53 1 73 17 29 217 D.i Pont El Auto 37 20.00; Gen Elec 33' foods Gon CPU Cm 1 West 111 nt Harv Inters? Pw Iowa 111 -ll' 51 7 79 fil'i 2T-, 13'i 33 Kan p91 3S-M Kp.nnccott Kr-'sge SS Airc Martin GL M.i\ ta-g Mont Ward Dairy Nat Gyps NY Cent Para Pic' Popncv JC Pa RR P-Msp Cola Philco Plnll Pot Radio Co Safeway Sears RoPb Sheaff Pon Sinclair Oil Socony Sou Pae Std Rrand.s Std Oil Ind Std Oil NJ Stud Pack i Sunray 22 i 6 Co Sylv El Pd 43 7 Texas Co IIS 7 I'nion Par Unit Air 37 I'nit Airc 1 VS Gypsm 2S 1 X'S Rubber Stec! West ITel Wilson Co Woohvrth 65'i 53'i 42'i 4R7i 116'i 9-s 54'! 20' 4S's Wk Vr. Ago Ago Wheat 11 43 29 Corn 12 25 75 Oats 3 32 Rye 0 0 1 Barley 0 0 0 Soybeans 2 1 1 Sorghum 0 0 Wheat Low High No 1 dark hard 2 18 7 i No. 1 hard 2 2 1S 7 Oats Low High No. 1 i 67'4 and extreme changes of 0 i temperature may cause 2 1 rooking utensils In warp. Don't fl i run mid a i a hot pan.

nor pour hot a i i a vessel that has been chilled. Council Bluffs Hay And Feed Quotations Dealers selling price, ton lots FOB Council Blufgs, based en na tional standards. Soybean oil meal, protein, $65-68. feeds: bran. Gray shorts: TankfiEjr: $71-7R.

scraps: ST'1-78. A a a leafy Rreen: $25. Linseed oil meal: 572-73. Steers And Heifers Lower At St. Joe ST.

JOSEPH, Mo. Market closing cattle--fed steers and opened steady to 50 lower, closing lower: part load choice mixed steers and heifers 20.00; rest same as early. Sheep--slaughter lambs fully 25 or more higher; ewes and feeders unchanged; choice to prime wooled lambs 19.25-20.00; good to choice 17.75-19.00; good to prime shorn lambs 18.25-19.00; odd lots unfinished lambs to feeders at 14.00-lfi.50; culled to choice ewes 3.00-5.00. Council Bluffs Produce Prices Poultry market firm. Leghorn hens 15c Heavy hens 4 Ibs.

up 17c Old Roosters lOc Eggs: Egg market weak. Grade A (large) 35c a A i 30c Tirade (large) 30c Dirts and Chex 25c Omaha Produce FUlM rf.it C'rr-am lion a Ib. iiai-R. cnnnfrT dirr-i-t flilp- i ttiipor C2c. i i d(-n-r-(l.

i Mi'k 3 Hi, cl A lilrl at I i to rl ciirtona C2c Dry 30 I 75 cn-t i i (is. one on a A I I I anil lu In id" i I for I up 1-1 EGGS i i i 111(1 rind A I Our i I i 41 nt i I i i i I'r. i Chicago Produce olitically Explosive Problems Discussed I "jr i lot 2 12" i I i i 5 1 2 i i 1 i -( 1 1 0 1 Tin. lin- i i S7 Poisonous Vaccine Stolen From 'Vet' on Asks For Papers DES MOINES Rohr-r; i A I i in roopt, coons, 102 Ib i ing i i i i i or 23: old 1 1 5 1 5 5 4 ib 21-25. Ih 2S-30.

New Proposal I i I I a i i rin i onlv 5 brj t-ip a i pay- h. r- a i apon- ovr 'I 1 of It b- -1 nt rr Ind a is.o a n-rrl i jiis'r-ir- to a i A 'APT prows, on iul -ITTV fpd rrionr-, i a i i 1 pr ivif! n-; i rar- proh- ''-i! i.Ml il i i 'i nifi I'. -s lit i v. i '1 to Hi S- n. A.kr-n Verni int nn'! rif 1 Tr.r-v sr-n or Ropuhlicans nn the a an'l I'l-o i.ii- mi'fpn V- Yr prl 1" 'T' I 1 i i -T i ir i i r' i 1 -r A i ir 1 i i' ii 'i 1'iat ii'-r of a 'i a .1 I 11 ,1 ,1 t.

band. Dr in 1 Ilco 'ii lilt.) v.ti, r.t HP t.ir .1 a i 'i. ii- n. i 1 1' WARREN'S ement Per Ton 2 or more fens bulk Icsj 36.09 per fon PHONE 3 7 1 3 1 COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA UNDER THE I A MEWSPAPEJRl.