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arm lopics Market News Stock Quotations in ty.WideMeetmg and Thuiday Morning, 18. 1943 TWO Placed OH DEATHS and trusses Ways of Wayi of improving and a i Notes From County Fami Desk Market Displays Bullish Trends Mrs. Harry F. WilliH Miss Lucy Sprout Probalion for Year by Com I There's a a something new in sues oushed I taming the fertility of lt bl slness around a point i County farmlands came in for Now lhe ls Do around a po.nt. -warm md detailed discussion yes Group for Pre-lnduction terday it tlie county-wide meeting The have any feathers to sell? you JERSEY SHORE--Mrs.

Mary Miss Lucy Sprout. 88. flrst cousin Willits 65 of Salladasburg. died at nf Nelson Eddy, well-known singer 9.30 p.m. Tuesday.

Jan. 16, 1945, and actor, died at thrWilliMsport after a long illness. She waq born Home. Wednesday. Jan.

June 1, 1879, in Germany. She had been a guest at the home Township youths American Tele-' Survivors include her husband, lacludc the 0 i were piawwkon-a year's probation for one of the Harry F. Willits; nine eons, t-Q- an rf Mrs on charges of theft following market yesterday and leading is- few losses among the "blue-chips." ward Mill Hall; George D. and and pearance before Judge charles sues pushed -ahead fractions to Of 951 issues appearing on the Carl Salladasburg, Simon Sadie Eddy Lorson, Kome WjUiamg Wednesda after noon. tape, 644 were up, 132 down and R.D.I.

Jersey Shore; a min Muncj NEW YORK, (AP)--Bullish tendencies cropped out in the stock Allied Chemical, phone was off Dealings expanded with the rise and aggregated 1,832,870 shares for a i has caused a full session, against 1,208.880 held, in the Y.M.C.A. rooms. meeting, sponsored by the agricultural extension Pp ri jted Statps i a i i Ltl ltr Li I 13 in-iui, i -j rQ 1 feathers new highs the year or. 175 unchanged. Raytheon bounded 3H in a Jerse Shore, a riwii A and Anson A i Luey Fauj, Mrs.

Bessie "Nunn, of The boys were Calvin King. 18. Frank Lewis Hu esvine; Mrs a ghuman, and Wesley M. Miller. 15.

both of curb. Technicolor was up other changes--has made a change Tuesday. The Associated Press'60- Sr Foil up and a a i Cleveland, after overseas service; a up .3 Chief 1 TM" "TM he Amy, now hospitazed in -South Williamsport; Neton Eddy, 1, arrested by G. D. Sprout, lice in South Wilhamsport Jan.

3 ment, arid Ifrom the had- three specialists Pennsylvania s'tate Col imP ned rom ajp.etnlural, were Farnsworth Tele- Pennsylvania State Col-. of the BiOkan countries jgl 0 Emerwn Electric. Walworth ing nd at lege as leaders. and Poland. wage scales andi ana Symington-Gould.

Also -Conssrve the soil by efficient farrnineomes were lower than i were Radio Corp. i Pub- of eros ior control measures, then thir country. But now supplies, Hshing, Warner Bros Steel byiid fertility with increased from those nations have been cut Chrysler Willys-Overland Santa a use of sods and additional organic Pacific. Great North- Cotton 2 will re- a a the suggestion provided At the same time, war needs ern anci International Telephone." bale." At'Chlcago wheat was off a i by A. Cooper, extension a feathers has increased the swings of i to cents a bushel.

Corn YESTERDAY'S QUOTATIONS QnoUtlonn fnrafabed bjr Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fen net Members Slock'KxcBanre Wert Fburtt Street William L. Schreyer. High Low CloselNatl Pr Light Air Reduction 4m 214 42 92H ,..41 40 45 92 27 45 92H 27 V'4 17 43 42'i 69 17 B. 3 am -r -V i i i a i I I 41 UX4 a omist, Technical research data was a requirements surprisingly, 14 by U.S. Rubber 1V 8 by Texas tor needed to provide the answer to You might ask--what WaV use is'co by Goodrich and 1 8 to i i fired at Cooper by the there for feathers? Here are a few farmen.a-t the riretHig the needs for thowrfeathers i i Cooptr contended that majority Burned-- Opp, Muncy of 'the farmers Tailed to provi3e-sleeping bags-- in "gmsses.

'anjLJe--camouflage, pillowt gumes 10 keep the high content of just a few. And the are in organic matter needed" to provide and the demand for waterfowl a Russell i the other crops with needed feathers is unusually heavy. R.D..1; trients. Only by increasing the or-1 Here's the 1 reason. Waterfowl Allenwood material can high fertility! have covering of fine, of Scran-'be maintained, the agronomist as-, hair-like feathers close to the skini A Chemical of this area, Iserted.

--it's called the down. Chickens A ied Stores i out to- a i Manj Lycoming County fields, and turkeys have only small Am Chalmers 'now low-- i i amounts. Feathers Amerada i to go a toostcep for profitable tillage, from ducks and geese have a A i i i i a be placed back in production idency to curl and are rather flex: American Can i i a double purpose, Frank T. iib'le or jpringy, But. 1 Amer Car Fdy Harry i-Mmphj, jBttension" Torealer.

'toldiLrom ra.nd_birds are flat, and more A rican I CI -Street, Uhe fprjiprs, accorn- mrl E. bynplantlng trees, he Ttrrtiat'iTTdTTiore hriiile feaihers' Aniii Ha'd -Ve 1 Montgomery; In addition to rebuilding the a a tendency to lump a A Roll Mills i 475 Bay- i-tility olthe soil, the trees will pro- break. They do not make as nice' Amn Smelting Williamsport; (vide a cash crop, the forester said, --or as resilient--a filling for pil- Amn Tel Tel N'isbet R.D.I; "Trees fill grow almost any where," i Lows as the curlj- waterfowl feath- Arrin Tob 'B' i i i he pointed out, as he explained jers. That's why your grandmoth-! Amer Viscose Green 463 a a wtile these trees are ers always saved Amn Woolen Wi'lliamspor-t; the soil in place, aiding, in for home uses. For the same reason Anaconda 335 Bayard trolling moisture, they are also feathers from waterfowl are in de- Armour.

Ills t.Tiport; Roland Stowly growing into such crops as, mand right now. Armour 111 pfd i R.D.2; Christinas trees, pulpwood or fu- your feathers. Atch Top SF Rpninii R.D.4; ture stands addition, around. be Atlantic Reft, bet R-D i'-i-he-saidr-trees" Add to TTDrpora D' a ann besides their benefits to mands Loco. G-D dner Lairds- 'iWlife scenic improvements and! iBalto Ohio windbrtak uses.

i-- CHICAGO LIVESTOCK i Barred Corpora "Recondition, ou a CHICAGO, (AP) Demand for Bendix Avia i Joseph Min- chines. They'll last lessened supply of hogs cleared 1 Beth Steel n'-RnH-'-Mvrdn Thomas jear" advice pens yesterday, and purchasers Boeing Airplane -v 'D i Jesse' i i J. "McCall, exten-ipaid the ceiling, $14.75, for good Borg Warner V'N'V'ip' 1- Gerald engineer. He choice 180-pound barrows Bridg Brass 1 'm-piirt distussion on various phases Sows were steady a Co A Hughes-; wer in machinery problems in-! the $14 ceiling. Receipts Cdn Pacific i vedin keeping the soil i i a included 11,000 billed direct! Canada Dry A a jfertilitj, Proper adjustment of a to packers.

Shippers took 3.500, jCelanese "i)unlap 527 tn repaiis and constant iWFAT'-- Salable hogs Cerre Pasco Earl overnal are the three items need-! total 26.000; market opened Ohio Rod- ed to ieep a ricult wal production'later trade and general market'Chrysler under txisting conditions, he a i a i active, steady: good and i Coca Cola choice 180" Ibs. and "over J4.75: Col Gas Elec to illuilfafe how much labor can ceiling; few" good and choice Carbon be savtd, how more i 1.70 Ibs. 14.25-14,65; atiComml Credit-. efficiently utilized, fuel conserved 14.00; complete clearance; shippers! Comml Solvents 81(5 Locust and repalrs avoided took 3,500. jCom -Southern 'and other equipment is used in; Salable cattle total Nairn contour strip farming compared salable calves 800; total 800; fed; Cons Air with lhe a down hill" steers and yearlings slow, steady; Oil methods.

17.25; Edison" farming "on the level" McCall weighty steer 16.60; strictly good' Confl Can showed power machines and choice steer very scarce; Motors were tiiice as efficient, more power heifers weak. Hollywood, James Hodge, of revealed jney Rocks- Harry Sprout, 1 had entered and from four sis; Hughesville; Dr. H. M. Fry, Mont- the Felix Dry Cleaning establish- ment there.

Judge Williams also named a special probations officer Miss'Sprout was a member of the Juveniles, one of whom brothers, I Picture Rockjs Methodist Church. previously had appeared in court. Nor- Services will be held from the Following a preliminary hearing man Sours, Hanover; and" Isaac funeral home, 209 South Main before Justice of the Peaee Henry Commodity futures lost ground. i ghore a Hughesviljei at 2 o'clock D. Kahler.

of South WiUiamsport, The funeral will be held at 125 i Friday afternoon. Friends may call boys wer in toe County North Main Street, Friday after-! at the funeral home between improved in considerable Sours, Jersey Shore; MC- in Coal nJt Turnover compared here with prices 610 195 shares ters Mrs Seel Mr! Ambrose: rose; Willard Sprout and H. E. Fry, 338.835 Tuesday. Fahringer, Mrs.

Elizabeth Lowery thia city. Mrs. Randolph Huting. all a the rffi favored. slipped 20 to 55 cents a the hear- STA 8 cents Miller, pastor of the Salladasburg tor, the Rev.

C. A. Metzer, will offi-; Evangelical Church, will officiate, ciate, and burial will be in Pleas- assisted by the Rev. Walter Glenn, i ant Hill Cemetery, HughesviUe, pastorjof the Salladasburg Metho-j It is requested thatjflowera dist Church- Interment.wilLb* in omitfed. the Jersey Shore Cemetery.

Friends may at the funeral i Henry Heydenreich home this afternoon from 2 to 4 o'clock and evening from 7 to: MUNCY Henry Heydenreich 41U NY Central Rail 159 NY Shipbldg A-merican 8 North American 24 21'4 24 9 o'clock. North Am AY NoTfh Pacific Packard Motors Para Pictures Penney, 20 Stephen F. Eck NISBET Stephen F. Eck, died Wednesday Jan. 1.7.

11945, at the home of his sister-in- I law, Mrs. Laura Heydenpeich, North Market Street, Muncy. 75 Mr. Heydenreich born in Disclose Recent Jap Ship Losses (Continued from First Page) Ffr tary Forrestal's "press conference the tonnage exacted by the. far- ranging task forces in the current two weeks sea and otlensive.

It at his home at 10.30 p.m. Danville, but lived i Anthony started with a strike at Formosa to 20' 4 20 20 Jan. 16, 1945. Township most life. He was keep Japanese air power immob- 6- 6V4 He was a retired farmer a 3 member of the Emmanuel Luther- ilized while MacArthur plunged on 29 i-'30H' lived aU his life in the Nippen-ose! an Church, near White Hall.

Luzon and to frustrate any relief 108- r- He" WM following sis- Pepsi Cola iPhilps Dodge PhUiips Pete i Plymouth Oil Pitts Sc Po Pub Serv Pullman Inc I Pure Oil 110 1094 a-? nt fading Co 83 83 iReming Rand Job 32 1 33" 6 24 26'i 46 5 19 6 '4 49 Vi 23 4 20'i 50 4 C. R.D.3; 251 amsport; i 38 3 1 524 96 .102 40i4- 19' 2 50 70 U. 38 sm 38', 36'i 95 'i 135 101 Ij 101'40 16 1 1 '7J Savage Arms Sears Roeb Shell Uni Oil 24V 'Bastress. jton, Mrs. Dora Salem of- eins- with strikes around Luzon 284 Survivors are his wife.

Theresa. rove Jy Augustine, of Un- back to Formosai and all the -way 47 4 a the following sons and daugh- i ntov 1 Mrs Van Dine. to the china a Tremendous 1 9 i 8 Mrs. Florence Henry, Mrs. Millville.

Mrs. Anna.DeWalt, of damaged was wreaked by the sur- Martha Houser and Reynold, all of i Emlenton. prise air thrust at Indo-China. Ad- Jersey Shore, Mrs. Grace Younkin, Funeral services will be held at miral Schoeffle said, and in a sin- 0 Trout Run, Mrs.

Catherine Mil-l funeral home, 121 South Main i day there ton of 'ship- jer of Newberry Lewis, of Turbot- 1 Street. Muncy. 2 p.m. Saturday. were destroyed.

12 Frank, of Linden. Lee. of El: with the Rev. George Walborn. An Army A Force spokesman 22 and Miles, at Also; tor the Millville Lutheran a a cor ndence in the success 234 twenty -nine grandchildren, one Church, officiating.

Burial will be of air opr ations especiaUy brother- WilUaros-- at Danville and a sister, Mrs. Mary Diet-; may call at the funeral 9 rick, of Lock Haven. i home from to fl, Friday night Luiull Jie aiiUa harbor- 52 95 a Lee I Lewis Wj'Lamsport. L-iveil, Nisbet 16'12-16 11-16 11-16 194 .1 Mill: A A Lovell, 1 i i i i i best 15.25; bulk a Amn Sug and in -most cases, i cows in moderate! Curtiss Wright i than eratlon can achieved supply, active, steady: bulls steady! Curtiss Wrig 'A' a a tHe sane 'time. He suggested; vealers scarce and i Dela Hudson using farrows with plows or drills' 0 ck a steady with cultivators a a out a 10.50- Dela Lack of 13.00; largely fed steer and fed Douglas Aircraft i ruri.

nu Pont De Salable sheep 8,000: total 9.500;, East Air Lines Rumler a i strong: good and choice 85- Elec Auto-Lite as means jmsport. doubling operations to save draft a lc jgjgy-- i i -Couray Robert i t'he new "Ljicommg 5 jb. fed wooled western lambs; Elec Pr Lieh' Lloyd at the afternoon 15 top 15.50; best a i i ec stor at program, This is new scheme. 15.35. medium and good lambs! i Railroad rotation which the county 14.15.00:.'two loads medium to low.Ex-Cell-O A a thinks will provide more OOd 75 13.60; four loads com-- i to digestille from the to low medium light lambs Freep 1 TH amount of land fOT dairy farms n.25-12.50: good and choice A.J., trans- 40 64 714 39 10 19 6's 20 37', 70 Zc! a 0 Ar a i Electric Board No.

1., psted fnr about half of a farm in hay pastunt times. the mos.t 0ds Gillette Safety Glidden 11.25-12.50: good and of the I woukK.replace i we thers eight load the present four-year crop rotalronj. gflod a 132 Ib. of corn, oats, wheat and hay with 8AO. Refrac a six-ytar rotation that would have eni Kelrac CHICAGO GRAIN CHICAGO A cash' economical wheat" market- 4 to 1- and ellicieat feed we can grow," ower yesterday, with orNB? QO qy 'the'county agent explained as 2 red a't $1.71.

the ceiling. Estimated outlined the operation of the "new i rce i ts, 33 cars. Harb A i III rotatio would i i stripj, Cash corn was firm to 4 centi" 0 5 11 1 I PlOO farmin TM ft would increaaa ower orn bookings were TM Cop vi-UUIIlff the qmntity of sodlands to provide ls a estimat ed receipts: ar st er higher fertility, at the same time were 2 ig car? I Nickel fctd nearly doubling the feed value Oats were 'unchanged- early, but n( 1 Te Tf 1 existing crop schemes. He i osed a Shipping sales a i apprehended a contented that rotation a 100 oo bushels a es-' 0 pni'ce on charges: would'prisvWe. far greater proteins a rece i pts were jo a 0 a PPeared be- by dairy cows, and since; C.jirles.

Jackson Hriese-fotilii -be 'K ro (vn WHEAT' a entered i protein materials would have to. be i a 1sl The plan is being fi v.non-bsii. he a lined it the series of i County imeetinjs being held 'throughout De at 2 o'clock' the county, the county agent re- aftcrnonn. Wednesday vea led, 160 434 44 4) 14 45 24 36V 'Socony Vacu 'South Pacific South Railway i Sperry Corp Std Brands I Std Oil Calif 'std Oil Ind Oil i Swift Co Corp Tex Gulf Sul Tide Assd TTiiii Roll Bear Tr West Air 4 Fox Union Carbide Union Pacific i A i a Unit Air Lines Unit Gas Imp Ind Alco Rubber Steel Stl pfd Vanad Corp a Pictures West Uni Tel West 'Hse Elec Wilson Co Woolworth Young Sheet 27 154 42U 36 294 29 4 40'i 35 59 384 18 27 29 81U 118U '31 15H 41 's 35 S8 294 39 fl 35 58 3 i 32- 504 384 27'i 28-s 804 118 314 Immaculate Conception Church, Saturday morning, with the Rev. John B.

Meyer in charge. Bur- AllCO 36 29 40 59 32 vi 51 384 28 7 i ,814 1184 Alice Mumma, native told submarines an a larjd-based bombers from Luzon then will just about cut off Japan from any of her territories to of. the south. Even now, the Nippo- ial will be in the church cemetery, this city and former resident, ex- nese can operate only one convoy Friends may call at the-home at 2 o'clock Tuesday after- route from-the Dutch East Indies, night between 7 and 9 o'clock and noon, Jan. 16.

Siam and Burma and that is under also up to the time of the funeral The deceased was a member of. almost constant attack. 'St. Mark's Luther-an Church. Heri pastor, the Rev, J.

Ray Houser, will conduct services at 2 o'clock LANCASTER LIVESTOCK LANCASTERr'TAP)--Cattle--132- Mrs. Jerlecn Terrell Friday afternoon from the funeral storm has halted" calves i Mrs. Martha Terrell, 75. wife of West streeL 1 a 113 good demsnd Jerlean Terrell, 641- Locust Street, An a i cundrum. of.

but few available; sheep, no re- i Wednesda Jan Philadelphia, is The" only" -steady. 17. 1945. i -In addition, to her husband leaves five children, Edna, and Mrs. Luvenia Murray, both of this Funerals with the-Rev I.

S. man in. charge. Burial will be MOLTZ--Private funeral services made in Harmony Cemetery, MU- 194 164 25 7 40 334 33 A Mrs. E.

May Moltz died 44 23 36 42 64 'i 22 26 56 50 13', 13 78V 30 234 64 3S 21 16'i 26 554 53 49 19'i 13 29 22 19V 20 374 94 71 1604 414 4.34 44 47 13 7 45 24 36 7 39 42 644 22 16Ti 26 56 544 50 194 134 13 23 39 62's 33 39 62 tic City: Mrs. Salena Walker, New York City: Dennis Terrell, at 3t 39 142 1224 414 41'-i 41'i 42 ward Goodall. Scranton; Hackensack, N.J.; one grandchild. of Friends may call at the home 320 Grampian "Bo'ulevard! between 7 and tonight, o'clock this morning with! SANDERS services for Rev. Harley B.

Kline -pastor who died Tuesday. First Presbyterian Terrell had been a resident officiating Jan I 6 i 9 be hM 2 3 oniciaung, cunai i oe in wna- gunday. at. the funeral home. 474 of Williamsport for 52 was a member of the Baptist Church.

Ebenezer; of i is requested that flowers Curb Cemetery at the convenience; m2 Memo i a i Avenue. The Rev! J. Ray Houser, pastor of St. Mark's Lutheran Church, will officiate and ornittea burial will -be in the Wildwood THOMPSON Funeral services Cemetery at the convenience of the ln for George L. -family.

Friends may call a-t-t-he Mrs. Arlene 42. wife discharged sergeant of the funeral home. Saturday evening of Virgil M. Graham, 1604 i a A died Jan 15 1M5; from Mrs.

Virgil Graham to 9 oclock. Amer Elec Amer Super Cities Service Elec Share Nia Hud Pow Pennroad Repub Technicolor Tex 0 High Low Close 5 i TWnli fJ I1 rrt be held 3347-16 18 ION, 5 24 58 8 334 7-16 174 304 3 4 84 234 Wednesday 174 10H 5 8 4 24 8 at 1.30 o'clock this the Third Street. pastor of PARSONS--Funeral services for P.P. Stocks Bid Ask J054 P.P. I.

6 pc pfd 109 110U P.P. L. 7 pc pfd 1104 110T4 PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE I A I A (AP) (W.F.A.) All commodities were generally dull i few. sales on The deceased and her husband. JT Jan I6 i945 wil1 held at 2 formerly residents of Rochester.

rs gamin Chu-ch will officiate dock Saturda afternoon, at the N.Y.. moved to this city last April. a i will" be at the convenience funeral home 50 West Surviving besides her- husband of fajri Street, with the Rev. Ray Houser are her parents. Mr.

and Mrs. L. officiating. Burial will be in V. Locklin, of Rochester, and two.

LUTZ--Services for Warren E. Mound Cemetery at the conveni- brot-hers, Orville and Ivan. JKho died 1945, will ence of the family. Funeral services will be in Roch- be held from the home, 2139 West; Friends may call TndayAnight ester on Saturday. Street, at 1 o'clock 7 to 9 o'clock.

1054 1034 1044 the wholesale produce market yes- OO O7R. Of7. i Kresge SS HFgh LoVciose TKr UG TM iLehigh -Portland- IBS 1614 1614 i 7 McNeil! 1.W-* 154', 154'i 'S Myers B. 153 155 i 153' 153 5 Hup r-'f a 1h Of i ij. '-'A finished by his man the invest-iga- cxpo.nire in the on Campbell V' railroad under- Twol.FA Members Are May Sept OATS: tared at Convention RYE: SOWSTOWN--Daniel Marquardt, May son of iVIr, and Mrs.

Frank Mar- July. and a Muncy Valley, and 113 3 4 1124 112 111 1 1114 1084 1084 644 .1154 U3M, 1104 113' 111 Lockheed Air Loews Incorpor Mack Trucks a i '(Glenn) Miami Copper Mont Ward Nash rjelvin a Biscuit Nat Cash Regis Nat! Dairy Prod a Distillers 38 ---37H 274 27 374 37 84 81 21 ii 79'i 50 24 8'i 50 16H 244 274 374 8 '80 21 784' 504 59 1134 111 344- 37 504 244 344 264 terday. Apples, Pa. 2.00-3.56; N.J. 1.003.50: Pa.

and JN.J. l.OQ-50. "Beets. Pa. Cabbage, Pa.

50-lbv-sacks Danish 2.00. Carrots, Pa. J.25-60. Mushrooms, Pa. 3-lb baskets, 1.4090.' Parsnips, Pa.

1.50: 4 bu. Sweet potatoes. N.J. bu. SOU reds 2.00-25; white yams 1.75-2.25.

164- White turnips, Pa. 1.00-50. Rutabagas, Pa. 1.00-25: 50-lb sacks 75; 60-65 Ib. sacks 1.25.

i potatoes, Pa. 100-lb. sacks 3.25-65. 8 81 21 79 504 24 a 84 244 344 26 1084 1084' i McCIintock, son of Mr. and Mrs.

i and Detec- 'Earl McClintock, Muncy Valley took Metzger wre advanced to the Key- id a a i him stone of the Future Farmers misdemeanors Arntrica at the a a state con-" ivention held recently BARLEY: May July 1144 H24 1124 108 108 at PlfTSBL'RGH LIVESTOCK Harris-! Prrl-SBURGH--' A a Dept. Agr.1--Salable cattle 100, slow and 1 in of I This degree is given boys carry-i no early sales Steers good to at least three in outstanding projects pro-; choice dry fed medium gramsin vocational agriculture and i to good 14.00-16.00, common to me- who ptssess above average leader-' i 12.00-14.00; i good to Estate ransfers ship. choice 14.50-15.00, i to good to y. property Hd wife. Mon- Fry and P'nperty on Police Procedure eld at City Hall Willlim Gregory, teacher of agri- 12.00-14.50, common to mediiun culture and advisor of the Sones-' 12.00; cows i to good S.aO- 'town Chapter of the F.F.A..

was 9.50, good to choice 10.00-11.00, can- i honored with a Keystone degree, ners and cutters, 5.00-7.50; bulls lalso U) choice il.00-14.00, common to medium 7.00-10.00; grass steers 9.00-15.50. Salable hogs, 300, steady; 160-180 Ibs. 14.75-15.05, 180-200 Ibs. 15.05-15, 200-220 Ibs. 15.05-15; 220-250 Ibs.

15.00-15.15. 250-300 Ibs. 14.90-15.00, 100-150 Ibs. 13.00-14.50, roughs 13.5014.2,y Salable sheep 400, a i at prices on i higher on aged, pwes, wethers. Choice lambs 15.75-16.25.

to good 13.00- I Soutl Side Man Promoted Froii Corporal to Sergeant of basic so i ron- Prouotion of A E. Stout, son olEdw--ard Stout. 705 Market Street, South Williamsport, from cnrpnnl to has been re- icently snnnunced. Servant Stout arrived in England in July, 1944. and transferred in Au(iist to France, where, he is assigndi as a stenographer in the Oise ssction.

RECEIVES AWARD 13 officer, 14,00, 8.50-8.50, ewes 3.507.00, wethers. 4.00-7.50. Salable calves 100, active and 50 rents i good to choice 1850- i to good 15.00-17.00, culls and commons 6.50-12.50. TREASURY STATEMENT WASHINGTON (API the Daily tfevs, was awarded a i i Jan. 15.

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