The Daily Nonpareil from Council Bluffs, Iowa • Page 6

COUNCIL BLUFFS (IOWA) NONPAREIL--SEPTEMBER Readers Hogs Steady To 50c Higher Supply Choice Steers Light Wednesday OMAHA, (USDA)--Hogs salable total 5,050 active all hour" the Stock Market Becomes Mixed NEW YORK, IP--Stocks were mixed Wednesday in a moderately active market. Volume ap proached 730,000 shares. A brief rally early in the day did not hold, and prices generally moved lower. In the final weights butchers and sows un evenly steady to 50c higher; inostly up; good and choice 180-240 Ibs. barrows and gilts 240-270 Ibs.

270-300 $28.00 300-330 28.50; 330-360 360-500 Ibs, $24 good and choice 270-330 Ibs. sows 330-4 400-550 Ibs. 25.50; stags $19.00921.50. Cattle salable 4,500. total calves salable 400; slow, slaughter steers and heifers slow, steady to 50c lower; 1,225 Ib fed steers several loads choice steers 3850; bbulk of top medium to low good steers few good to choice loads 37.00; medium and good cows common sows canners and cutters $16 good beef bulls to good and choice vealers and killing calves $26.00 528.00; good and choice yearling feeder steers and heifers $23 26 50.

Stockers and Feeders Steers--Choice 500 to 800 pounds, 800 to 1,050 pounds, good 500 to 800 pounds, 800 to 1,050 medium pace increased with prices weakening still more. Rails gave a comparativley good account of themselves. Most of the changes were in mall fractions In either direction. Bonds advanced. Nominal Corn Quotations Off Wheat Unchanged to ic Off Wednesday Wheat was unchanged to off.

Corn was nominally 6-8c off. Oats were up. Rye was nominally unchanged. Barley was unchanged. RECEIPTS Today Wk.

ago Yr. ago Wehat Corn Oats Rye Barley .64 .57 9 2 5 Beans Sorghum. 0 21 28 0 1 3 0 0 72 41 13 Swine Market Holding Steady Cattk Market Becomes Uneven CHICAGO, Estimated salable livestock receipts Thursday: Hogs, 6,000. Cattle, 4,000. Sheep, 3,000.

Wheat 800 to 1,050 com rron 500 to 900 S19.50®25,50. 8 i i 500 to 750 lnye medium and Cood, 500 to 750 pounds down, Cows--All weights, Calves--Steer, good and choice JiOO down, $25831; medium, 500 Calves Heifers, good and choice, 500 down, $23.75 medium, 500 pounds, $20023.75. Sheep salable and total slow, early sales slaughter himbs steady to 25c higher to shippers late trade weak to 25c lower; slaughter owes steady to 50c off; foedlnp lambs around steady; around two loads good and choice native slaughter spring lambs $27 35 to shipper; comparable grftr'" natives and westerns late $2P" 75; medium anil good good and choice shorn slaughter PWCI common and R8 Ib western spring feeding lambs, $25.00. two loads $24.50 Omaha Produce i prices for 3 per cant btitlerffist' Class one S' 06 olacs wo. 1140, Class three, it I No 1.

at Nebraska stations liliu, dlrirt shippers, truck basis liDp Nli at least 3o lower Mian No I Buttermilk--Dry 100 pounds, i feed tunKaKO, 60 per cent, $1 1 05 Dresind Poultry--Irregular, fresh or chickens, western frozen, 3Ufo 47u uirknys northwestern dry puck veiling SUffiSZo, Live poultry coloiod hem 4H ami over 26c, light and Leghorn 22c. uprlngi), 2 poundt, mostly 28i323c; tur kcn. cltiiku anil (loose nominal. RABBITS Fryers white 2Gu; colored. 24o: bakers, while 2'lc; colored.

92o; steweis. does 180, but Kn. 22o. FRESH tQQS Hlrt prlcec for current receipts, 46 poundu, not most S10 80 per case Ujuul diacouni lor small, lam- aKud oi illrty eggs, premium for heavy su'lctfy fresh uniform slie and colorr BUTTftH Creamery butter to dealers Qunrters. one pound cartons.

02 score 76V4c. 90 score, FEED QUWTATION Keed quotations, retail quotations for ion lots or leas, subject to change without notice. Alfalfa Moal--13 per cent protein, sun cured, 143 00; dehydrated, IT per cent protein 147 UO. Cottonseed Oil Meal--Protein 41 per cent, I1UU 00 Soybean Meal Nominal. 41 to 44 per cent protein.

(98. Llnsuod meal, sacked. It to pet cent protein, pellets ja more Feed Ins. Tankane-- JO per cent teln, meat scraps, 69 per cent protein, bone meal, 176 Hay--Dealers selling price, ear lots. I Omaha based on national hay Hay--No.

1. 124021; standard, mom NO 2. I23I23: NO, i. sao sample Uplund Prairie--No. 1, I21OJ2; No.

No, -Krade. IlOOlS. Hominy Feed Oats kueds--Steamrolled oats $32; pulverised unhulled. 110. Wheat Feeds Bran.

brown shorts US 60: gray shorts. ..60. New York Produce NEW YORK, Wednesday: 750,669, firm. Wholesale prices on bulk cartons. Creamery, higher than 92 score and premium marks (AA) cents; 92 score (A) 90 score (B) 89 score (C) 66'ic.

(New tubs usually command Va cent pound over the bulk carton price. Cncese steady, prices unchanged. Wholesale "ample Car 168: ton egg prices were firmer with nearby grades par- ticularlv in demand. Receipts 17.010. New York spot quotation follows.

Midwestern: mixed colors; fancy heavyweights 61-63c; extra 1 large 58-60c; extra 2 large 52-35c; extra 1 medfum 51-53; dirties checks 37-40c. Local Produce oleum 7u; No I cream 75o, No 2 croam, sprlnits. IVi 1 pounds nnfl ovn l.cchorn Hprlnxs. bid roodlfrs, I4c; htevy hens, Leghorn bens. Uu.

Me; .53 .32 .13 1 0 Soy Beans 3 Sorghum. 0 SHIPMENTS. Today Wk. ago Yr. ago CHICAGO, ff--Hogs were steady Wednesday in a fairly active stockyards trade, but cattle were unevenly strong to 50 cents lower.

Sheep had little action in resting under lower bids. Most good and choice butcher hogs sold from one load edging up to $29.60. Sows were (USDA)--Salable hogs. 7,500, total fairly active, steady to strong; instances 25 cents higher; top $29.60 for one load choice 230 most good and choice 200-300 Ib. 170-190 Ib.

150-170 Ib. choice 330 ib. $28.25 and few lots 400-450 Ib. butchers good and choice sows under 330'ib. $27.25 350-370 Ib.

400-450 Ib, few 475 Ib. and over good clearance. Salable cattle 10,000, total salable calves 600; total 600; good and choice yearling steers and all grades heifers September Corn Moves Downward CHICAGO, grain con-' tracts held to a steady course Wednesday despite the fact that September corn wobbled into lower ground. At one time the near-by yellow cereal contract dropped more than 5 cents. Soybeans ran into heavy selling pressure on news an agriculture department official had warned producers to market beans carefully or "you are like- Walked Through The Iron Curtain American Filer Relates Experience WIESBADEN, Germany, JP-A U.

S. air force officer said Med- nesday he walked right 1 through the Iron Curtain to escape from the Soviet zone of Germany after parachuting out of his failing plane on a food flight to Berlin. "I passed at least 250 Russian soldiers, but none stopped me or even paid any attention to said Capt. Kenneth Slaker 1137 North street, Lincoln, Neb 53 43 11 2 3 0 0 33 51 16 12 OATS. No.

2 white: 1 car at 75c. No. 3 white: 1 car at BARLEY. No. 1: 1 car at $1.18.

WHEAT. i No. 3 northern spring: 1 car at $2.15. No. 1 hard: 1 car at $2.19.

No. 2 hard: 1 car at 1 car at No. 3 hard: 1 car at $2.13 4. No, 4 hard: 1 car at 1 car at No. 5 hard: 1 car at Sample Hard: 1 car at $2 13.

Pottawattamie Hogs Top Omaha Market' At $29.75 Hundred A hog shipment by C. H. and Elmer Brown of Pottawattamie county topped the Omaha market Wednesday at $29.75 per hundred. A numbeh of other southwest Iowa shipments brought $29 50. The Browns sold 28 hogs weighing 221 pounds.

Day's beef top was $38.75. Southwest lowans on the market: Adams--Delmont Schafer, 25 hogs weighing 226 pounds, $29.50, Carroll--Detlef Hinz, 26 staerS weighing 1,141 pounds, one weighing 1,350 pounds, $33.50. Otto Popp, 13 steers and heifers weighing 860 pounds, $28. Cass--Otto Moeller Sons, 31 hogs weighing 256 pounds, $29,25. Loy Smith, 17 steers and heifers weighing 828 pounds, three weighing 846 $29.50.

Crawford--Adolph Evers, 20 steers weighing 1,261 pounds, $36.25. Emil Schmidt, 26 hogs weighing 224, pounds, eight weighing 186 pounds, two weighing 160 pounds, $27.50. Fremont--Pierce Bentley, 53 hogs weighing 187 pounds, 10 sows weighing 368 pounds, $26,50. Harold Smith, 40 steers weighing 1,162 pounds, $36.75. Mrs.

Martha Honeyman H. E. Nelson, 25 steers weighing 1,074 pounds, $3450; weighing 1,085 pounds, $30. Ellsworth Smith, 17 lambs weighing 87 pounds, $27.25. Montgomery Lud Pierson, 18 lambs weighing 89 pounds, $27.25.

L. A. Cerven, 67 hogs and sows weighing 208 pounds, $29. Page C. J.

Whltehill, 38 hogs weighing 197 pounds, $29.50 Harry F. Schwartz, 22 hogs weighing 225 pounds, six sows weighing 390 pounds, $25.50. Pottawattamie Ralph Kay, 10 steers weighing 1,021 pounds, $36.50. William E. Underwood, 44 sows and barrows weighing 4S5 pounds, $24.

John Bane, 32 hogs weighing 216 pounds, $29.50. James E. Felton, 24 hows weighing 442 pounds, $24.75. Milton Campbell, 48 hogs weighing 204 pounds, $29.50. Paul Forestall, 22 sows weighing 364 pounds, $27.25.

C. R. and Elmer Brown, 28 hogs weighing '221 pounds, $29.75. Elmer Eitman, 22 hogs weighing 188 pounds, $29.35. Harvey i Eitman, 30 hogs weighing 191 pounds, $29.40.

Healey and Kay, 20 hogs weighing 331 pounds. $27.50. Shelby Ellis Gearhart, 17 steers and helfres weighing 960 pounds, Peterson ard Mlchaelson, 10 steers and heifers weighing 917 pounds, $36; one steer weighing 1,110 pounds, $33; one weighing 730 pounds, $27; one cow weighing 1,180 pounds, $22. steady to 50 cents lower; mature steers dull, mostly 50 cents low. er; many bids $1.00 lower; other killing classes scarce, steady to strong; top choice steers most good grades 37.00; bulk good and choice heifers two a high-choice 1,025 Ib.

weights this a new record high on heifers in load lots; medium and good beef cows' canners and cutters medium and good bulls good and choice vealers $29.00 stockers and feeders scarce, strong. Salable sheep 3,000, total slaughter lambs and ewes not established; early bids these classes lower; market 50 cents lower on yearlings; and choice nativei spring lambs held around $26.00 two loads good and choice around 100 Ib. fed yearling wethers $24.00. Good Cattle Fully Steady Hogs 25-50c Up at St. Joseph Wednesday ST.

JOSEPH, (USDA)-Hogs--Salable, 2,600 head; total, 2,800 head; market active, all weights and classes higher, few late sales strong to 25c up; good and choice 190 to 250 pound barrows and' gilts, late sales, 29.25; 260 to 270 pounds, $28.25 028.50; 300 to 325 pounds, $27.00 sows under 360 pounds, heavier weights down to $23. Salable and total, 3,300 head; calves, 300 head; market slow; fed steers steady to 50c lower, medium to low good short feds, yearlings and heifers little changed, grass slaughter steers unevenly lower, cows steady to 50c off, canners and cutters little changed, replacement 'stock weak to 50c off, package choice 920 pound mixed yearlings, $38? 759 pound lot of heifers, bulk of average medium to average good fed steers and yearlings, 34.00; good cows, common and medium, 20.00; canners and cutters, $15.00 bulk medium grass steers, one load 920 pound white faces to feeders, $30; bulk medium stockers and feeders, Sheep Salable, 2,300 head; total, 6,500 head; market fairly active; slaughter classes gener ally steady, good and choice native spring lambs, 26.50] small lots $27; medium and good, good and choice but mostly good yearlings, slaughter ewes $10.50 down. Chicago Produce CHICAGO, (USDA) Liv- Wednesday Fowl steady, balance weak; receipts, 25 trucks; prices unchanged except a cent a pound lower on roasters at and on fryers FOB) Market firm; r.e- ceipts, 352,132 pounds; prices 4 a pound higher; 93 score AA and 92 score 75c; 90 score, 68c; 89 score, 65c; cars, 90 score, 68.5c; 89 score, 66.5c. Eggs Market firm; receipts, 7,968 cases; prices unchanged. Local Hides Hldm--Country rrsen salted.

IS to 43 pounds, lie; over 43 pounds, Uo: glues, bulls, lt-12c: calf and kin nklni. 19c; horn hides, 0, 1 I9.W) each, small and No 31.00; ponies and sjlues, each, sheep pelts, full wool, I1.TO9I.W hides. Wool--Medium H040c pound) 30L THlluw No I. Iv; No. I.

Taj lei brown CTMM. To. ly to see prices fall close to sup-1 "apparently the Russians did not port level." The. national aver. age loan level is $2.18, and is estimated at $2.40 here.

New crop corn futures ac'tec well despite the drop in September. A cash, house switched from September to December contracts, selling the former and buying the latter. Corn bookings totaled around 170,000 bushels while spot market prices slipped about 2, to 3 cents a bushel. There was not much activity in wheat, oats or rye, but they were ahead for small most of the day. Lard fell with a drop of fats and oil prices in estern Wheat closed lower to higher, September Sep tember corn ended 6 to cents lower at while deferred futures were unchanged to lower.

Oats closed unchang ed to higher, September and soybeans 5 to lowei, November $2.50. High Low Close Wheat Sept. Dec. May July Corn Sept. Dec.

May July Oats Sept. Dec. May July Rye Dec. May Soybeans Nov. Dee.

Mar.N. Lard Sept. Dec. Jan. Mar.

..119. 95 45 2 24H! 2.24% 2.25%| 2.25,% 2.15 1.94 1.94% 1.40% 1.40% 1.43«4| 1.43% 1.43%| 1.44% .74 .74 .69 I I 1.554 1.56% 1 57 I 55 2 2.50 56 2 2, 52 1,152 2.52 2.52 I 45 37 30 95 50 70 87 70 75 25 00 00 I 118 87 18,75 18 87 19 30 19 19.00 Cash Grain CHICAGO, Wednesday: No. 2 mixed Corn: No. 1 yellow 1.96; No. 2 No.

3, No. 4, No. 5, sample grade No. 1 white $2,17. Oats: No, 1 heavy mixed No.

1 heavy white No. 1 white No. 3 medium heavy white 74he; sample grade heavy white 74 Rye: No. 2 plump Barley nominal: Malting $1.16 feed Field seed per hundredweight nominal: Sweet 10.50; Redtop timothy Soybeans: None. Interior Hog Market DES MOINES, --(USDA)-Receipts Wednesday (estimated) 27,000, week ago 24,500, year ago 24,400, actuals Tuesday 36.500, cover unloads at two packing plants in southern Minnesota and 12 plants and approximately 30 concentration yards in Iowa, including some additional out-of-state shipping and, country buying stations.

Moderately active. i mostly steady, instances 25c lower but spost in outlying sections lirm to 25c higher. Barrows and gilts, good and choice: 160-180 Ibs. 180-200 200240 240-270 270-300 300-330 $26.75 330-360 27.25. Sows, good and choice: 270-300 300-330 Ibs.

330-360 $25.50 360-400 25.75. Sows, good: 400-450 $23.25 450-550 24.00. Chicago Potatoes CHICAGO, (USDA)--Potatoes: Arrivals 147, on track 244; total U. S. shipments 779; Supplies demand slow; market steady.

Idaho-Oregon Russet Burbanks Minnesota Worth Dakota Red river valley Bliss Triumphs War- bas Montana Red Warbas South Dakota Bliss Triumphs Wisconsin Bliss Triumphs Chippewas $2.65, Cobblers Long Whites $3.50. Six Children In One Family Pqlio Victims DEERFIELD, 111., paralysis has struck the six children of one Deerfield family. Four of six children are home convalescing. Monday the remaining two were taken to an Evanston hospital with polio. The children range from one to eight years old.

even recognize me as an American soldier." Slaker and Lt. Clarence Steber Mobile, bailed out over Soviet-occupied Germany early Tuesday when their C-47 plane carrying flour to blockaded Berlin developed engine trouble. Steber was returned to Berlin Wednesday after being turnet over to Americans by Russian authorities. Silent on Details On orders from high air force officers, Slaker declined to say exactly "Where or how he crossec the border. After making the crossing he met A'mertcah constabulary troops who flew him to American air force headquarters In Wiesbaden, He wrenched his back and was knocked momentarily unconscious by.

his Jolting landing after parachuting from low alti tude. "I knew I was not far from the American zone border," Slaker said, "so I took my bearings by American planes flying overhead toward Berlin and started walk ing west. I just kept walking un til I got into the American His wife and three-months-old son joined him in Germany only last week at his home base in Fuerstenfeldbruck. S. W.Iowa Deaths Daniel Hindman.

THURMAN Daniel Hindman, 81, Winfield, former Thufman resident, died Sept. 7. Surviving are his widow, two sons, two daughters, two sisters and two brothers. Burial was at Winfield. Donald D.

EcklM. LENOX-- The body of Donald D. Eckles, 21, who was killed June 6, 1944, in the Normandy invasion, arrived here Wednesday from Kansas 6lty, Mo. Arnold funeral home is in charge of arrangements. Clem Morsa.

SHENANDOAH Clem Morse, 65, who had been employed by a Shenandoah nursery more than 50 years, died Tuesday. His widov and daughters Mr. Morse was born in Fremont county. D. Hatcher.

LOGAN were held Tuesday at the Bolton-Cranston funeral for Kenneth Duane Hatcher, 2-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Andy Hatcher of Logan, who died Sunday at an Omaha hospital, where he had been a patient two months. The Rev. Leo Epperson conducted rites, with burial in Logan cemetery.

Surviving are the parents; three brothers, Leonard Eugene, Larry Dean and James Hugh Hatcher; two sisters, Norma Jean and Betty Irene Hatcher, all at home. Nation's Weather Chicago PC Detroit Milwaukee CL Kansas City Minneapolis Oklahoma City St. Louis Atlanta CL 'acksonville Miami New Yoik Washington PC El Paso PC Galveston CL New Orleans Albuquerque Cheyenne Denver 72 73 69 90 90 90 80 87 88 81 83 84 88 80 79 87 90 91 61 53 60 62 53 60 54 65 Tr 73 .03 75 Tr 71 71 53 66 73 Tr 84 .14 60 43 51 74 62 60 54 .15 52 Phoenix 105 Salt Lake City 96 Los Angeles PC 92 Portland PC 72 Seattle PC CL, cloudy; clear; PC, partly Tr, trace; missing; rainivS, snow; fog. Mrs. L.

L. Coons Heads County FHA Committee Mrs. Lois L. Coons of Carsbn was elected chairman of the Pottawattamie county committee of he farmers' home administration at a meeting Friday in At- antic. Other committee members are Alvin M.

Christiansen of Avoca and Einer Larsen of Underwood. This group must approve the eligibility of applicant farm amilies for farm operating and farm ownership loans secured 'rom FHA. PUMNA LAYIKG MASH $4-66 per 100 Go. Bluffs Hatchery Girl With 3 Sets Parents Given to Her Own Father DULUTH, ff --Four- Margaret Bleecker who has had three sets of "parents" in her short life rode homeward Wednesday. She was en route to Endicott, IS 1 with her father, George Bleecker, and her grandpar ents, Mr.

'and Mrs. George Bleecker, following a reunion Tuesday at Side Lake on the Minnesota Iron range. The girl, whose black curls fall to her shoulders, disappeared in March, 1947, shortly after her parents had placed her with a couple while searcK- ing for an apartment In Blng- hamton, N. Y. The couple, Mr, and Mrs.

Everett B. Carroll, took the girl to a Side Lake cabin where a gas stove explosion two weeks ago started an investigation which ended in the reunion. Mrs. Carroll died as a result ot the blast and Carroll was seriously burned. While awaiting her father, Margaret lived with Mr.

and Mrs. Richard H. Lewis, Side Lake resort owners. Carroll has repeatedly claimed that he and his wife had written permission from the Bleerk- ers to keep their daughter. Margaret will celebrate her fifth birthday Saturday.

The Weather (By the U. S. Weather Bureau.) Iowa: Fairr Wednesday afternoon through Thursday. Warmer east Wednesday and night, continued warm Thursday. High Wednesday 90-95 northwest, 85-90 southeast.

Low Wednesday night 58-63, high Thursday 90-95 Nebraska: Fair Wednesday, Wednesday night and Thursday, not quite so hot northwest and extreme west Thursday afternoon. Highs Wednesday 90-100, lows Wednesday night 60-65. Houxly Hrs; 4:30 a. m. 5:30 a.

m. 6:30 a. m. 7:30 a. m.

8.30 a. m. Deg. .68 Humidity Wet bulb Dry bulb Hrs. 9:30 a.

m. .6710:30 a. m. .6611:30 a. m.

.6712:30 p. m. Deg. .78 .82 .83 6.30 a. m.

12:30 p. m. .62" 67' -Wind velocity: 18 miles per hour at 12:30 p. m. Maximum temperature in last 24 hours: 87 degrees at 3:30 p.

m. Tuesday. Minimum temperature in last 24 hours: 64 degrees at 7 a. m. Wednesday.

Total i i a i 23.40 inches. Total excess: 1.56 inches. Bright uniforms were used in warfare for their morale value until long-range weapons necessitated drab, low-visibility garo, according to the Encyclopedia Britannica. Polio Total Up To 170 Cases Admit Four New Patients at Mercy The infantile paralysis total for southwest Iowa climbed to 170 cases Wednesday as four new patients were admitted to Mercy hospital. They are Harold Pellett, 10, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Melvin Pel lett, Atlantic; Mary Ellen Peter son, 17, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Horace Peterson, Harlan; Joey Grudle, 16, son of Mr. and Mrs.

J. H. Grudle, star route, Council Bluffs; and Richard Larsen, 28 route 4, Council Bluffs; A total of were under treatment at Mercy hospital, 35 of them in the polio ward, the the pediatrics ward. Five In Lungs. Five were iron lung patients.

The hospital has on hand eight iron lungs, with another en route, on loan from Columbus, O. "Now we can return the two we borrowed from the Omaha fire department. They are badly needed over there," O. F. Gibbons, credit manager of the hospital, said Wednesday.

A seventh volnuteer nurse to serve at Mercy during the present crisis arrived by plane late Tuesday, Mr. Gibbons added. Volunteer Nurse. She is Miss Lois Marie Evans, on leave from a Flandreau, S. hospital.

Another nurse also furnished 1 through 1 Red Cross facilities is expected to arrive Wednesday. At Sioux City the total of patients under treatment stood at 52 Wednesday after four new cases were admitted. The new patients included Betty Berg, 6, of Dow City. LEGAL HJBUCATIOHS. NOTICE OF AMENDMENT TO AHTICLKS OF INCORPORATION OF MASONIC TEMPLE A8SOCI- ATJON OF COUNCIL BLUFFS.

You are hereby notified that the Articles of Incorporation of Masonic Temple Association of Council Bluffs. Iowa, have been amended and the capital stock thereof brfs been Increased from J25.000.00, composed of 1,000 shares of 00 each, to 00000, composed of 4,000 shares at 725 00 each, and you are further notified that said Articles have been further amended permitting the corporation to offer to any of the Masonic bodies or affiliated groups renting space from the corporation or any of the individual members thereof, the right to subscribe to and put-chase from the corporation capital stock September 11, 1948, JOHN L. PETERSON, Secretary Wed, 1948 16. 22, (10) 6 NOTICE OF SALE OF BONDS Sealed bids will be received by the Board of Water Works Trustees of the City of Council Bluffs, Iowa, at the Waterworks Council Bluffs, Iowa, until 10 o'clock A. Sept.

28, 1948, for $50,000 Water Revenue Bonds of the City of Council Bluffs. Iowa, after the receipt of which open bids will be received and the bonds will then be sold to the highest bidder for cash Said bonds will be dated September 1, 1D48, bear Interest payab.e January 1, 1949, and seml-annually thereafter, and mature in installments of on 1 of each of years 1960 to 1964, inclusive, LEGAL PUBLICATIONS. These not general gallon bonds nor payable In MI? manner by taxation but payable only from the net earnings of the mtmtel- ptl water works system of said Cltr on a pjirltjr with other boifOe now outstanding, and authorising Issuance above bonds will permit the fu- Issue of additional bonds under reasonable restrictions ranking on a parity therewith. All bids, shall the Interest and. at! other thlnge being equal, the bli of par and accrued Interest or better specifying the lowest Interest rate will irlvnn preference.

City will ftfrnlsh approving opinion of Messrn Chapman and Cutler. Lawyers, Chicago. Illinois, and all bids must be so conditioned. Bidders must furnish certified cheek for two per rent of amount of for guarantee of faith, thw amount to forfeited by the imcceMfnl bidder fhnuM to take up and pav fur honrts when ready Is reserved to re1ict any or ell hldfe Bv order of Bo'anl of Works this 14 day of Hop! FRANK TBNSBN wTorarr of Board of Water Tni'tees. IWtA.

1948 It. NOTICE OF MKKTTNn Ffm isfSTTANrrc OF REVENTTO BONUS Board of Watfr Works Trnd- of City of Council BlufN. Towa, will meet on the SK day of 1048. at Bnfldlnr. Council Bluffs, Iowa, at 1ft o'clock at which tlmi and place pro- will he Instituted and action taken for the Issuance of Water Revenue Bonds of said City.

In the principal amount of JBO.OflO for the purpose of paying the cost of constructing Improvements and extensions to municipal water system of said City, These bonds, when Issued, will not eonntKutw genera' obligations of said City nor will they be payable In any manner by taxation, but, with other hnnds now outstanding and auch additional bonds as may from time to- time be Issued on a parity therewith, will be payable solely and only frem the net earnings of municipal water works system of said City. At any time before the date of said meeting- five or more taxnayera may file a petition In the office of the- Secretary setting forth their objections thereto. By order of the Board of Water Works Trustees, this 14 day of September, WJ FRANK B. JENSEN, Secretary of Board of Water Works Trusteea, 2 Wed (9) 11, tX. WANT AD RATES DMtll NottCM ALLEN, Charles are 61, 1UO South Avenue, died Monday.

Funeral Thursday. 4 p. m. at Wood- rings chapel. Rev.

Clarence Hushes of Trinity Methodist church of- Burial In Walnut Hill. The body Is at Woodrlng- funeral home. CHRISTIANSEN 1 Alex, are IT, Jit Stutsman St. Funeral Thursday. 2 p.

m. at wood- ring's Chapel. Elder V. Huch of Reorganised L. D.

8. church officiating. Burial In Walnut Hllk The body Is at the Woodrlnf funeral home. Florists Fred R. Shaw Flower Shop Phone T1H.

II Pearl Bt Homes and CraMtwiw Cutler Funeral Home Ambulance Service. Calls Answered Promptly. City or Cojibty--Day or Night (II Wll Phont lilt Bluffs III Willow. FunMol and CeawterlM Meyer Funeral Home Night or Day. Phone LortandTound LOST--Black male Cocker Spaniel.

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Lands Cafe, Sixth and Broadway. OLAMIPIIO bltPLAV. Films Qevelopud 25c Ke4aki Nile ee wMfc kenallfnl Merer Qliiu" Vile eww 4xe.lsiek else M4 Picture frame yoor ptU for wHfc tkta DEAN 8TOD1OS NeHk llUk Oaieka. Kelt. WANTED--Capable woman to work In completely automatic home.

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Phone WOMAN for easy office work, filing, etc. Phone 3-2967. Help Wanted Mole WANTED two ex-Q. I. station attendants.

$176 starting wage. Gail Mr. Bill Wright, 3-6567 after 6 p. m. TWO winter coats.

Good condition. One black, one gray. Size 14. and 16. Cheap.

Phone 2944. ALL around 'man for and delivery. Apply" Grocery. store 'Pies Store OFFICE clerk, must be able nnd drive car, Apply 1101 Fourth TWO WA White tractors, one 4,026 gallon double bulkhead gasoline trailer. Priced to sell.

Consumers Co-operative Association, South Omaha Bridge Road, Council Bluffs. Iowa. Phone 3-1709. DUE TO THE SUMMER WEATHEI WE ARE HOLDING OUR AUCTION P. M.

Wambold Auto Auct. OPEN. TO DEALERS! AND' PUBLIC 624 -Fourth St. Phone 3-2937 1940 Ford two-door. Cerrtral Auto Market 614 Broadway.

Fhone 3-6072 1942 FORD sedan, '46 grill. Perfect condition. $1,096 or belt offer. See at Standard Service Station, 9th ant Broadway. 1939 FORD coach, 1933 Chevrolet sedan, 1932 Ford coach.

1932 Chevro- Phone 3-0643, after 6 p. let coach, m. 2970. CHRYSLER '37 sedan. Highest bidder with $350 (takes! or will- take good Model A in trade.

2706 So. llth St. FOR SALE--1946 Plymouth deluxe 4-door. One owner. Excellent condition.

Phone 3-4890 after 5 1935 Studebaker Commander. Excellent condition. Radio- and heater. 68 Charles. Ph.

3-0062. CHAIN SAWS--ALL SIZES. ALSO ONE MAN CHAIN SAWS, NEIL- BEN NURSERY AND TREE CO. PHONE S-5682. COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA, DEALERS WANTED.

LET us and repaint your farm machines that are not In use. We use genuine I. H. parts: DAHLUM FARM EQUIPMENT CO. 530 4th StSeet.

PORTABLE 2-wheel elevator, on rub- for bales or-'grain. New last year. Wide hoist. Priced to Raymond Puttraann, Shelby. Iowa.

'Phone 8-P-31. 1939 'TRACTOR, on Jl-ply rubber. 238 cultivator. HayVhister Stacker and manure leader. $1,160.

40-FT. ail-steel Sandwitch Elevator, complete with hoist. Speed Jack and KM'motor. A. J.

Fisher, Neola, la. MOUNTED No. single row I.H.C. -eornplckw, Harvey C. Bolte.

SUrer City, Mlneola, CORNPICKER for sale. Minneapolis one-row. Parland Oil Station, silver FOR SALfi Wood Brothers Vorn picker. A-l condition. Phone 91-3931.

194S NEW HOLLAND Fhone 1F1V Lyle SmlUv Oakland, Iowa. 1932 2-DOOR Chevrolet sedan. Good tires, new motor, luggage rack and chains. Phone 3-4863. 19.16 CHEVROLET, four-door sedan, clean.

Rebuilt motor. Phone 3-5131. 818 Ave H. 193R Dodge 2-door DeLuxe Sedan. Best offer takes.

See after p. 116 Oak street. 1936 PLYMOUTH, must sell. Good condition. Best offer.

2308 13th. Phone 3-3988. 1942 Plymouth Sedan, 2-door. '46 Dodge motor. Phone Glendale 9697 after 6 p.

mr 1939- 'STANDARD Chevrolet coufc: Geofl tires. Gas 'heater. Phone 3-0297. i 1936 V-8 FORD deluxe, 2-door. Clean.

612 Fourth, St; Fhone 3-6268. 1939 Chevrolet Coach, Good condition. -817 East Pierce. Phone 6403. 1929 MODEL A 'Ford coupe, tires.

'Phone 3-02SS. Good M3S FORD Coupes $176, 1630 Fourth Phone 1940 4-door. 21 Benton street. Apt. No.

1. Clean. 931 Model' A Cch. 'Good- condition ,1175. Fhone 9012.

FORD Fourth Avenue. Automobile Forts Service 35 1947 INDIAN motorcycle. Looks and like Dial 91-2222. Store Office Equipment 38 IMMEDIATE delivery on Sound-Seriber dictating equipment. Make with us today for a demonstration.

EMARINES. Bdway at Scott, Phone 6521. clean. $100 Down Will buy 3255 and 3257 Ave. K.

3208 8th Ave. JOE PASSER 24th and W. B'way. Phone 7715. Just Listed Six room home at 2801 Avenue Q.

full basement and automatic heat. Small home in rear rents for $15 a month. Priced to Ave. Seven room home. Has automatic gas heat.

Good us.today. Beat the Cost of Living Two and a half acres and home wHh lights and oak floors. Three chicken houses and garage. Call Abel 4207 or Norrls Abel Norris, Realtors 34 Scott. Phpne 6482.

Geo. L. Perters Co. 17 North Main A Ph. 5515.

Call Madlgan, 3-4208 or Klotz, 3-2196. "917 HIGH ST." If you, are Interested In a lovely 6' room home In the hills, here Is one you should see. 3 bed rooms, gas hot water large lot, double garage and all the little extras you find only In a home that has been lived in by the owner. Call Waugh 3-0568 or Walker 6494. BRUCE P.

BAKER, Realtors. Ph; 6675. BLK. TO BLOOMER SCHOOL. Good foom modern home with a bath on 1st and 2nd floors, It now has 2.

apts; withMncome of $77 per and apt. for owner. Gas heat. Home would be ideal for large family. JS.liOU.

After hours call Gene Huckina, 6778. Harry C. Cot. 19 North Street. Phone 2604.

RUBBER stamps! Daters! Numberers! Fast Service! AINSWORTH PRINTING CO. Council Bluffs, Iowa. B'dway at Fourth'. Phone '5519. 39 Miscellaneous For Sale Arriving' Large assortment of bed room sets, $98.50 up.

Various sizes gas heaters. RAILROAD. SALVAGE 134 Broadway. Give you complete Body Fender Service at reasonable prices. I Our expert can make your car- look, like new.

FREE ESTIMATE GIVEN. WORLD'S greatest curtain sale, cur-' tains of every description from 76c a panel up. Also $4.60 a yard, drapery material at $1.50 yard. The Store, 726 West B'dway. SAWED kindlings and electric motor.

Phone 3-4026. 1618 So. 8th. ALSO Have a complete lubrication dept. with a well.

trained lubrication expert Get your next grease job here and notice the difference. Prompt and Efficient Service IOWA MOTORS 721 W. Broadway. Pbone 3-6332. TRANSMISSIONS RADIATORS Rebuilt for, Fords, Chevrolets, Plymouth! and other cars.

Installed. "SPRINGS For All Cars. Ichman Auto Parts New and Used Parti for All Cars. EXCELLENT 2-wheel steel trailer. Phdne 3-0109.

6 ROOMS, 5 acres on No. 75 highway no. of town. House Is modern except gaa. There is fruit and alfalfa.

Price Is $8,500. Might trade for a good house In town. ROY S. CLAY. A Phone 4003' 3-2186 HARMONY STREET Four rooms, modern, 2 lots.

A very nice home for a small family. Let us show you. Eves call Rief, 3-2578 or Mrs. Raes, 8690. O.

G. ERVIN, A 106 So; Main Phone 2372. 6 ROOMS. WEST END. An ideal home and location, good lot and garage, full cement ment, a GI can handle for $1,000 Call Roseoe 3-2866.

PAUL E. WEAVER COi, REALTORS. EXTRA GROUND. 3-room house at 816 15th Ave. A good buy.

3654 TH1KD 5 rooms, modern, gas heat, garage. GREENSHIELDS EVEREST CO. A NEW five room house. All modern, gas heat with basement with floor drain, side walls and paving at 17th St. and Ave.

G. down. Terms on balance. By owner. Hawes Yates Phone 3-1993.

Wontr To Buy SELL YOUR SCRAP AT KATELMAN'S 6728. 1125 South Street. 41 FIVE room house, modern, with full basement and floor drain, newly decorated throughout, oak floors, new root and garage. By owner. 1224 Falrmount Ave.

Phone 3-2357. 1267 E. PIERCE. 6 R. Gas heat.

2625 Ave. H. 7 mod. Gas heat 1104 5th Ave. 6 R.

Gas furnace, s. 1000 4th Ave. 6 R. Modern. Madison 7 R.

Modern. Harrison St, 6 modern. Gas heat. Houston Ave. 6 modern.

Gas heat. St. Francis Dlst. 9 R. Modern.

In Crescent. 4 semi-mod. 4 loW. Ave. schol dlst.

5 modern. Will trade on larger home. Rue school dlst. 7 3 lots Trade only for smaller home. We have several desfrtable lots.

JEPSON INVESTMENT 101 Pearl St. Phone 7433. Immediate Possession Drive by 1C20 Fourth St. and this lovely 3 bed room home, strictly modern with convenient one floor plan. Ultra modern kitchen and bath.

Gas heat, oak floors. New garage. Price reduced for quick sale. You 'must see the interior to appreciate it. Easy terms.

BEN I. SELDIN CO. Serving This Community Since 1923. 186 Pearl St. Phone 4671.

Specials A good going.cafe In an Ideal location known as Sully Cafe. Apartment house at 15 Stutsman street, in 9 baths, gas heat, all furniture included, W.C. (BILL) HORN CO. 121 Pearl. Phone 7677.

BEAUTIFUL 6 room home for sale. Hill district. Write Box 5607 care of Nonpareil. 50 FOR REAL ESTATE; LOANS Insurance" See W. J.

RODEN, 13 Bryant St. ealtors Phone 4447. 'CLASSIFIED DISPLAV. TO SELL your home, buy a home or Insure your home or automobile. TOM DELANEY.

Realtor and Insurance. 13 Scott St. Phone 6603. good hand corn shelter and one- old time coffee grinder. Phone CLARINET or flute.

Write care of Nonpareil. I BUY cars, runahle or not. 3-3415. Phone Board Boom 42 WILL care for elderly people in my home. Phone 3-0734.

Rooms For Rent 43 274ft B'way. Phone 3-1862. Complete service on all makes of cars. 'BODY AND FENDER REPAIRING, New Studebaker Champion: Commander motors In stock. and ChieftainMotor Sales Studebaker Sales Service Phone' 7372.

329 W. Broadway. No Job Too Small No Job Too Large We give expert garage service on all makes-cars and trucks. 1 EXPERIENCED MECHANICS. GENUINE PARTS.

QUICK SERVICE. Lynch Garage Second and -Vine. PLEASANT sleeping room, large closet. Kitchen Em' ployed ladles only. Phone 3-6293.

SLEEPING room; Gentleman preferred. 606 So. 24th. Phone 3-2193. WHEN WE GET THRU- IT WILL LOOK LIKE NEW! E.H.LOUGEE Real Estate, Loans and Insurance "For over 60 years" 102 S.

Main Ph. 4929 SMALL sixsroom modern house furnished. Hill district. Gas Oct. 1st to Apr.

IstvAdulta. Write Box 32G1 care of Nonpareil. MULQUEEN AGENCY REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE. 125 Pearl. Dial 8426.

GRIFFIN. U. P. DISTRICT--4 rooms, modern, bath, gas heat. Floor drain.

Attic Insulated. Phone 8748. NEW cottage and 2 lots. Lake Manawa. Leaving for west coast.

Will sacrifice for $2,950. Phone WA-79C6. SLEEPING Room with basemeTit privileges for employed. 1501 Avenue B. MODERN room for young empla; girl.

104 Park Ave. Phone 3-0745. ilayed LARGEY sleeping for rent on South. First Street. Phone 6647.

NICE sleeping room for gentleman. Employed; Phone 2866. LARGE robmJfOK one or two'ladles or gentlemen. Phone 4606. room.

Gentleman. References. Phone 4887. MORSE INSURANCE AGENCY. Realtors and Insurers.

21 Pearl St. Phone 8586. FIRST MORTGAGE LOANS AKND-McGARRY CO. 25 Pearl St. Phone 4264.

FOUR-ROOM house, modern except lavatory. Oil burner. No. Washington avenue. II your cor needs body or fender work bring it to our new modem body shop.

Our experienced men can make It look like new again I --See for Free Estimates-REASONABLE PRICES QUICK EFFICIENT SERVICE ERSKINE MOTORS Dodge--Plymouth Dealer Phone 7723, Broadway at Eighth CLASSIFIED DISPLAY. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY. Apartments For Rent 41 TRACTOR PARTS Cylinder-heads, radiators, pistons. We carry a complete line of all makes tractor bearings. Our prices ere the lowest AUTO PARTS 60S'W.

Broadway. Phone 6886. 3-ROOM upstairs apartment. Unfurnished. Private entrance.

Couple or with one child preferred. Lights and water furnished. Auto Laundry, 2930 West Broadway. 2-ROOM, furnished apartment with bath. Adults only.

Phone 3-4809. APARTMENTS for rent. For further information. 809 16th avenue. 5ody and Fender Work AUTO REPAIRING, ETC.

8KB US NOW. QUICK SERVICE. DeSoto, Plymouth Sales and Service. Knudsen Auto Service Phone 9626. ,149 W.

B'way. ''SEEHUffER FOR A COMPLETE STOCK OF LATE MODEL USED CARS. Highway Gjarage" Pontlac, Packard Sales and Service. Phone 6569. Carl M.

Huber, Mer. 111-117 W. B'way. CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH PARTS--SALES--SERVICE BUTLER MOTOR CO roadway at Prank Fhone 7628 FIRST CLASS mechanical service on alt makes can SULLEY MOTOR CO. ARTS for 1936 Chevrolet 3-3841.

167 Helen avenue. Phone Real Estate For Rent HOUSE Phone 5G22. Wanted To Rent 47 COUPLE desire 3 room furn- 1 ished or unfurnished apartment or house. No children or pets. Write Howard 110 No.

Locust Glenwood, Iowa. FOUR 'or five-room house or apart- in district.by. professional man. wife and grown daughter, all working. Dial 7897, after- 5:30 p.

hi. MIDDLE AGED employed cbuple needs house or apartment. Furnished or unfurnished. Call after, 6 p. m.

4216. URGENTLY need or 4 room unfurnished apartment or house. 14 mo, old child. Call Mrs. Jayne Bretz, 7122.

VETERAN and wife urgently 3-0021. need Acreages Farms For Sale 48 WE HAVE buyers for good farms, it you want your farm to sell list It with-the NOBUTT REALTY CO. Fhone 8211. Realtor. Myneter St OUR RECONDITIONING PROCESS CAN PUT NEW MEANING INTO YOUR DRIVING-drive it in to COUNCIL BLUFFS MOTOR SERVICE DEPARTMENT Wheji your car is in perfect driving condition, you feel a security, ease and comfort that makes driving a real pleasure Guarantee that pleasure by putting your car through our thorough reconditioning process, our painstaking program of repairs.

Factory-Trained' Mechanics Easy Terms Per tie Me 4bevs Stofemesf COUNCIL BLUFFS MOTORS KAISER WE'LL BE HERE TOMORROW TO BACK UP WHAT WE SAY AND DO TODAY.