Dayton Daily News from Dayton, Ohio • 9

11 SATURDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1950 THE DAYTON DAILY NEWS PAGE 9 Records Gone, Title Cleared Dayton Chinese May Be Buried In China Services ai burial for Frank Lee. 53, of 323 W. Monument assistant manager of the New Can Katter, Kahn Named Again By Fair Board Deaths And Funerals Howard Scliroaf Dies; Veteran Restaurant Man S.erniSW're arranBed Saturday for Howard W. Schroaf, 6.5, of .0 Huffman Dayton restaurateur 41 years, who died Friday at Miami Valley hospital after a short illness. A lifelong Dayton resident, he To Property ton restaurant, are planned to be i Common Pleas Judge Charles Rail Issues Pace Trade held in China.

Benny Ginn, manager of the res- jtaurant and close friend of Mr. Grains Make Small Gains Crosley Reports $160,000,000 Sales CINCINNATI, Dec. net sales of $160,000,000 were WAPAKONETA, Dec. a' Lee Mills Friday afternoon cleared the title on 63 acres of land, the original records of which were probably destroyed 1 cairi he hart askprl the IT. S.

Department of Commerce for a reorganization meeting of the Au-j permit to send the body to Honglglaize County Agricultural society, -rosiey division, avco in a war and in a riot. NEW YORK, Dec. CHICAGO. Dec. 9.UBGrains naa owned and operated restau The land, located on Far Hills tKonK.

China. He believed thatjMartin Katter, Wapakoneta, promi- other surge of demand for railway 'Manufacturing for the fis-'eked out small cains azainst de' Mrs. Anna Stark rants in the East End for the last nrrmcc nn wimiii i im yi iiipii mhici i av. and bounded roughly by 40 years at Third and Webb nent Duroc hog breeder, was re- stocks gave the entire market a'cal year ended Nov. 30, it was re- termined opposition on the board elected president, and Harry Kahn lift today.

ti(W jof trade today. at 1716 E. Third and I. -i Rockhill Lincoln Park blvd was reelected for a two-year term. Yesterday the railroad group, as Craie Drokers having a large ar.

oaiuruay ior airs. Anna aiarn, at, I who died Friday at the Quigley Mr. Schroaf also managed theUnvninr Hong Kong is British territory. Mr. Lee, a native of Canton, China, had been a U.

S. resident 36 years and had worked at the restaurant since 1922. According to Ginn, Mr. Lee Is cumulation of buying orders on measured by the associated press 1 sales totaling S69.0O0.000 were hand at the opening, initial prices Shn U32 tho UMflrMir rt Toiii Cror-lr nunc caifiuria during woria war ovciage ui jj issues, cumoea 10 made the nrevious iWal vpsp i m.PAtarv ih ith. h.hi m-i lne previous nscai ear secretary of the society- as mic niur-ai ic-viri nunc idox.

i ituay said cic uij minor i Tactions. j.ney weren't able to extend that ad Merle' Gesler, Union was re ISSUesmUVHl up as mucn; Crai sni(1 ran. survived by his wife and an adopts elected vice president, and Oliver nrtiru nit (nt-Murm, una uuver but held as a or so a snare. in(i fr7nr rnmnpirw1 f1 a uunng cany dealings Kuck. Wapakoneta, was reelected Airline shares also enjoved a VfJl contracts nevertheless treasurer.

flurry of favor but their behavior 1 thLI "J0 above yesterday's close. vance during early dealings, ed son in Hong Kong where they had moved from Canton when the Communists occupied that city. II and for the last four years he and had made her home with her was manager of Barney's restau-! daughter, Mrs. Esther Friedrich, rant- 1 1411 Wyoming st. A native of Ger- A veteran of World War he many, she had been a Dayton resi-served as a mess sergeant in the dent 60 years and was a member artillery.

He was a member of: of the Harugari lodge and St. the Fraternal Order of Eagles and! John's Evangelical and Reformed and Shroyer is owned by two sisters in their 70's, Miss Emma G. and Miss Fannie E. LeFevre of 3220 Far Hills av. With the exception of their home and about two acres, they plan to sell the property to Builder Herbert Huber for a business center development.

Original title to the property was in an 1813 Federal land deed, attorneys believe was destroyed when the British burned Washington in the War of 1812. Another record of the property ti ac nTvirmVilv HrctrnviH U'hpn thf LUirinc the rporeani7nhnn spc. was tpnifl in rnmnnnenn with th tthrat asam attrartwl mnKf at. sion, the board members appointed rails. i-, Inf doubl its output and 'tent ion and both the May and July television and t.k radio receiver! 1 Dayton Man Listed Otto Winemiller, R.

R. 1. Waoa church. the Loyal Order of Moose, Survivors include his i ahead somewhat haltingly, with nm lmul n'Phs- gains running to a top ot around fl'H television a month, hej Near Near Other survivors include the end of the first hour a son, koneta, to represent Goshen tp. A vacancy was created in that township when Ross Downing declined to seek reelection after serving $1 a share.

In College who who Thomas Bankston, Fisk university senior from Dayton, will be Cordia a son, Harold twolII(nry of Lima, and two grand-sisters, Mrs. Fannie Rasmussen of children. The sharp interest shown in the carriers lilted sales volume to a Livestock Market wneai was uncnangea to "3C 'higher, December $2.34, corn was unchanged to higher, Decem-jber 3, oats were unchanged ito 'ic higher, December 97vic, years Cleveland; a brother, John and Cincinnati courthouse was burned listed in the 1951 edition of "Who's several nieces and nephews. Who Among Students in American to the ground in an 1849 riot, IM(N KTOCKVAKIIS HKC. 1S IllK.S "'eipts tiXi.

steady to sllehlly tilRnir. soybeans were unchanged to lc Valley Deaths Mrs. Eunice Jane Smith, 78 Troy, formerly of New Burlington; services 2 p. m. Sunday, Neeld fa neral home, Xenia.

During the meeting Treasurer 1 of around 1,200,000 snares, Kuck read the financial statement ih'Shest for any two-hour session of the society for the period from since Saturday trading was re-Dec. 1, 1949, to Dec. 1, 1950. jsumed after the usual summer It showed receipts amounting to i recess. $55,120.11, and expenditures total.

I Rail stocks have made a "power wi lower, January $2.96, and lard was Charles Schupple Services for Charles Schupple, 87, of 55 Springfield st. will be according to Attorney Bryan Cooper. Judge Mills cleared title because no other claimants appeared and because the sisters had lived on the property 75 years. iun. 22.VJ50 lbs 25II-2TS lh 27S-30O lh lbs.

up IWI-thO lbs 1W lbs. down ,0 12c 8 hundred pounds higher, i 75i 25 December $16.85. 1H.75 diiWfi MHIN (iRAIN AMI I KIIIH Tt Kr Stephen Shannon, 80, Piqua; ing $54,066.96. 1 1 uow 1 Sows ful showing off and on for some weeks. Demand has been whetted by a combination of mounting income derived from a steady in H.IKIIf lfi.lW 1 13 uu down! 8.

iV -Open TiHlav i M'i Closa Ves. Close Vr. Ago 2 21 Sta' CATTI.K CHICAGO, Pec. Wheal December March May conducted at 1 p. m.

Monday at services 9 a. m. Monday. St. Marys the Morris Sons funeral home, 1809 Catholic church, and military rites E.

Third by the Rev. Alfred by Edgar Wallace Camp 12, United H. Davies. (Spanish War Veterans at For- Burial will be in Willowview est Hill cemetery, cemetery. Friends may call at the Mrs.

Ada Stebbins, 73, R. 6, funeral home from 1 p. m. to 9 Dayton, near Miamisburg; services 2 33 2 HIT' 2 I'noice 10 butciifr smers Colleges and Universities." Son of Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas E. Bankston of 2108 Germantown he was recommended for "Who's Who" listing in recognition of the scholarship, character and leadership qualities displayed during his four years at Fisk. Suspend Publication WINNIPEG, Dec. The National Home Monthly magazine, with 325,000 subscribers, will suspend publication this month. D.

A. Thompson, president of the Home Publishing said the move was necessary be verse in tne movement of mer Mi During the year the society spent about $11,000 on permanent improvements at the fairgrounds. Dow Jones Averages NKW YORK. Dec. eloiinu avemges for Dec.

8toik- Hgh cms Nl.Ch. hinlu A tlood to cliuiio stesrs 2 .171, 2 M'i, 2 30 2 30', ai.llll28.IK) Autoist Dies In Gir After Attack Services and burial for Ralph tujnr, iiiiuiuvni 1 Medium to good steer. operating efficiency, and Javorcd 1 iuo? noif tmu-hw netfen s2.6..T.Mlr.i'Sr. treatment under proposed legisla-1 fiffiffiih Julv 2 p. m.

Monday. Lower Miami Mr. Schupple died p. m. Sunday.

Friday. tion for an excess profits tax law. 10 rnoire beet cows Church of the Brethren. Frank Krug, 77, Englewood; 2 20 2 16 1 67 1 30 1 32 1 32 I 31 76 74 72 66 1 4.1 1 49 1 49 Sears. 56, of 2265 Benson dr.

who died Friday after a heart attack in neVember 1 urch0' 0.110 J.15 Bi ll 226 74 JJ saw 3.t Rail traffic is expected tO e.X-' fanners and I cutters pand even more as defense pro-1 bul" trram ante vnMinn LA.MHS 1 67 1 68 1 68 1 66 97 96 93 87 1 50 1 68 1 60 i p. m. Aionaaj, his car, will be conducted in Iron- services church. Mav Mrs. Verlic Love Servir.es and hnrial for Mrs lambs ton, 1 17 1 6', 1 BS 1 7i 97 i Mi, 8T 60-Vi 1 1 60s 1 98U 2 974 2 97 2 96 Transaction In tock used In nvomgea M-W.

railroad, utilities toisi M.1,300 iiiiuiB uir saiucis vrae oanm Medium good Cn 2H.miKj21l.HI 20.00425.00 Julv Rye December Mav Julv Soybeans-January cause ot increasea production; costs and the inroads of American IMfW'L- Atwinac Verlie Love, 43, of 3175 Dryden HoatllS ElSOWllOre IcaWV. lol at 4:45 p. rd w.U be conducted in Pittsburg, th 300 block on Monument vr av. when he was stricken. The car ti.Ollf'l'lt.OO Fe, N.

Y. Central, Pennsylvania, to medium Illinois Central, Atlantic Coast WMKK Line, Northern Pacific, Southern Railway, Nickel Plate, American Bucks Airlines, United Air Lines, Trans Al'v Ks World, Republic Steel, Sears Roe-1 (1.0041 111.00 I March 2 96i 2 971, 2 97', 2 96 i-nenas may can at tne resi- yArunu, w. nni, the street- EOjnfr ovpr the dence from 6 p. m. Saturday until -HI In IS Ry IS tjtit Bll SIK I editor ot the Hamburg, Re-1 curb and coming t0 a halt between hniMintrs Nn riamapp was 32 2 34 2 35 2 29 10 IS 10 on 10 25 10 30 Mav (Julv i '17-W i December Coaimon buck, J.

1. Case, Union Carbide, 16 80 16 35 15 50 16 76 16 80 16 65 16 47 16 65 16 76 ......16 92 March American Wooden, Standard Oil tN.Jj, and U. S. Gypsum. CHICAGO, liw.

irPi-Hngs were quuied nominally at fi7.R0 to m.M today, no. i ago 1139 Month ago .....115 Vear ago M.i 19M high 118.4 IWid low 97 a l4 high ini 1IM9 low SSU 44.6 84.0 Sd 8 46.1 S3. 7 46.5 MB .17.11 42 9.5 fid.O 47.7 S6.0 42 2 70 5 411.2 4.1.8 72.2 29 6 2 58 0 Mav July most or me loss sustained Chrysler, a late starter, tacked earner tn thn week CaIIIm mn i.AAn on $1 a share at one time. magazines into the Canadian advertising field. valSYIurkets PAYING I'HICES I.IVB PODLTKY K(i(iS AND rOULTKV Prices Quoted ov Poultry Producers Versailles, O.

PIIDLTK Live, ngnt fowl 21c Live, heavy fowl 25c Live, frys 2Kc Dressed, light fowl 3Kc Dressed, heavy (owl 411c Dressed, frys 47c 1 1 KKKVS Hens, live 41c Toms, live Hens, dressed Toms, dressed 46c 9 p. m. Sunday. Mrs. Love died Friday at her residence after a short illness.

A native of Pittsburg, she had been a Dayton resident six years and was employed at the Troy-Pearl laundry. Survivors include her husband, Emery; her mother, Mrs. Dorcas Spurlock of Dayton; two daughters, Mrs. Vera Gregory and Betty Eversole, both of Dayton, and three grandchildren. Dayton Securities Furnished by Greene A Ijidd The Following Are Nominal Quotations And Should Not Be Considered as Firm Bids or Offers EAST RUTHFRFORD 'none- He was pronounced dead on Lambertus C.

Bobbink, 84. "inter-arrival at Goofl Samaritan hospital, nationally known horticulturist and! Mr' Sears wa'! ernPlo'ed in 7e rose specialist. He was born in supply-services department of the Arnhem, Holland. jOhio Bell Telephone Co for 34 I years. A veteran of World War A I Armando Cotarelo he Was a native of Lancaster, Valledor, 71, historian and member and had lived in Dayton 20 years, of Ihe royal Spanish language Survivors include his wife, Pa-academy and the royal academy three sisters, Mrs.

Harold of history. Mayer of Lancaster. Mrs. Gene- SELECT STOCKS also held nominally steady. Afler breaking sharply at the start of the week, prices worked back up when heavy snows curtailed live bog marketings.

Huwever, heavy weight butchers ended weak to 15 cents lower as compared with last weekend. A higher dressed pork market gave some support to live hogs. In ihe cattle market, eight loads of choice to prime 1076-1435-pound steers sold at 37 this week, the highest price since NEW YORK, Dec. Sales High Low Close 100 63(i Mi, Bales nigh Low Clnse Kress 2a 100 46 4tH, 27 Ub Class Addressng 3a, Air Reduct I Alleghany C'p 1400 32', VM1 g'i 2ISI 74 32 '4 74 eeo. 1.

All classes of cattle closed strong to higher than a week ago with choice ELIZABETH, N. J. KatherinejMrfi rathrrine Shew nf firrrnville. tWO 27S 3) 3ISI 1 1 HI BOO 57'), 12IHI 11 11: 33 steers, good and choice yearlings, and i Lib MrN A ft My 3M licah Aire 2a f7jLoew's Inc 1W 41- iLorlllard 1.20a lllMagnavox 1 4ii i I Marine Mid 15 1 bulls up most. PAYI.NO prices LIVK POI1.TKV by Joe Drank Ou, Colored hena 23 Lambs sel a record orlre for December Paul J.

Faulkner Services for Paul J. Faulkner, 67, of 8125 Hillsdale a lifelong Elwes Thomas, 93, a Washington pa and New York newspaperwoman. Friends may call at the Whitmer for 50 years, and daughter of Gen. Brothprs uneral home, 239 N. Lud-George Comyns Thomas, com-i st fmm nfvin tn 4 JUKI 40 2ih Vr, 3'.

67 -Sj 41 'i 11 'I 40-ii M' 45 68'j 151SI 2400 100 24IHI 22110 5000 200 200 1 1 HI 3IIU 1 100 10-ii, I Maiiin 1'ar 1 Leghorn hens Koosters Hen turkeys Toms, 25-lb. up 6 Mauler El 1.60a 15 13.t 12 lr' 13' 3S 21 ts 35 1 72 'A Maytag 1.40a I TII.ITIKS City liy do pf Columbus 9 Ohio 4 Toledo Ki WD FT A 1 1. STORKS Rlke-kumler Co Elder A Johnston 7 I.ANI! TRI'STS Dayton Country Club Glbnons Hotel Ohmer Oarage LT8 Dayton Blltmure IMU STItlAI-N Am Thermos Bottle, ex dlv Crowell-Colller Kgry Registei pf Dayton Malleable do pf Maud Mueller Leland Electric Univis Lens Hobart Mlg Co Troy Sunshade RANKS Third National Merchants Nat ($25 ran Peoples Bank (new $'J5 pari 45 and slaughter ewes sn all-time high early In the week. But then the market broke, dragged down partly by a tumble In dressed prices In Hie east. Final prices for the week were sbout steady with last week-end.

Unofficial estimated livestock tecelpts for Monday: Hogs cattle 14,000, sheep 40(81. U. 8. Dept. of Agriculture Hogs Salable 500.

total 5000 featl- 300 0 oo 6 4iki m-b 300 45 400 0, 1 1(H) 15 1700 lit. Bid Asked 79 1(8) 101 105 fl'i 10 57 100 70 103 97 113 17 19 13A 14 i 80 16 17 94 9 11 9 Kl 7 6 25 30 30 38 66 58 29 du pt Alleg Sll 2a Allied Chem 2a Allts I'hal Ja Am Airlines Am Br Shoe 2 Am Broadcast Am Cbl liart Am Can 3a Am Distill 2 Am Metal la Am Pw Lt 7.53e Am Had St 8 la Am Kmelt fie Am Tel at Tel 0 Am Tobacco 3a Am Woolen te Anacon Cop 3e Aimc at 3 We And Prl Oil 1.20a Armco 8tl 4e Rabbita, old 15c Kabbita, young 32c SKI.LI.NO PKICFS IIKKSSF.D POULTRY HtMriessJe 41 Va ll'i 32 4 8 74 3.1 15 23,4 13 11 16 13 42 38 21n Hi), 35(4 72 62 17 17 11 33 3 10 26 61 28 48 1" I ml 1ISI HHI IKI ka Mcilraw El 3a McKess ft 2.40a. Mead Corp l.Ooa Middle 8 lit 120 Monarch Mch 2 Mnnsan Chem 2Wa. MoiHg Ward 2a Mueller Br la Nash Kelv 2a Nat Airlln Nat Bisc 2 2fllKI 151 1511 13 12 16 13 42 38 21 16 35 1 72 62 '4 177, 17 1 1 33 3a 10 26 61 28 48 18 Dayton resident, will be conducted manding general of the District of I (jay at 9 a. m.

Monday at the Whitmer i Columbia throughout the Civil war. Brothers funeral home, 239 N.Lud-j AKRON, O. Major George Z. River R(l. PrO)ertV low st.

and at 9:30 a at Queen Hadesty, 31, executive officer of, p. of Martyrs church in Northridge. jthe organized army reserves head-TirC LOSS IS Burial will be in Willowview cem-. quarters here LoM WM sp Ja firlThr AKRON, Nathan RosemanJ" P. m.

Friday that destroyed 'a teral home from 2 to 9 p. m. Sun-j gummit huMm on E. River jr.j tv Renuhlican executive commit-'R- R. 11, Van Buren tp.

maledi; compared week ago: Barrows 5ISI tii 1700 17-n 7INI 64' 4't 4i(. 4c 35c 57c. Bile 50c 8700 35 34 34 Fryers Hens Rooster Ducks Hen turkeys Toms, 20 lbs. up SKI.I.I,U PKH Wholesale 17 11 3d 34 and gilts steady to weak; sows steady to 25c lower. The week's closing tnp was SI8.56 wllh most 170-230-lb.

weights st 18.50; hulk 230-260-lb, weights 118 III 200-3(8) lbs. st SIT. 764(18. Sows weighing 423 lbs. snd less closed at S16.50 1H00 3H 14(1 35 MHI 4 8ISI 6NIHI 10-S, 34 32 'i 43'), Nat Cash Reg 2.60 43 4 I Na Cont 4100 84110 1 110 900 800 81 Kl 100 100 700 .357110 1111.

Nm III. nil 2 10', i Armour ft Co 33 30 10 26 61 28 48 2300 14 H4 1401, 4Ul Leai 2a Mr. raumner aiea rnuay mi his cnth0rn mile n.k Winters Nat Bk par) xd I BIHl Nat A 8 3e Blevalurs, Aunisun tia Atlas i'p 1.60 Avco Mfg Bait ft Ohio 6MHI 6 tseavertown fire depart ments INNt HANCF. Reliable Fire Ins Co 18 wii, a tew M7.25 and most 425-600-lb. weights i5i 16 50.

Callle -Salable 200 (estimated! total not given; compared week ago: Receipts practically the same as last week when the run included numerous loads show cattle: slaughter steers, yearlings and heifers strong to II higher, mostly 60c to II higher, all weights choice steers and Large 4 while (iKAIN Prices ttuoted oy HniOgtei New Carlisle. O. Wheat, No. 2 red, bu. Corn.

No, 9 yellow, ion lbs. Beans, No. 2 yellow, bu Oats, No, 2 wrote, new SKI. I IS Timothy seed 175 175 (UK) 176 1400 14 Special id The New York Times 'answered the alarm, according to and The Dayton Daily New jTom Page, a member of the Van Steel 3a 18 Central le 36ft Chi ft St 51 I Noma Elec Norf ft West 3a laifc Northw Alrl 13. 13 18 3WHI 37 800 51 6ii(lil 40 Will 3IH4 INVF.STMKNT TIll'STS Haydork Fund 11,97 (.1 AKIMl ll RAIL 2.0U 2.10 2.65 44.

uu -17, 11 Buren tp. police department. NEW YOKK. Daniel Moscow, president of Wiokersham Press, 11 28 41 1300 42IHI 13IHI 800 300 uiuo i.nis I i. WHI 18 48 11 28 41 23 12 4 good and choice yearttnge In broad de.

Ohio Oil la do pf 5e Bemltx Av 3a Beth HU 4. Hie Blaw Knox la Bliss ft Lau 1.20a Boeing Airp 3e Bower Bear 3 Brldg Brass 1 4 1 la. Brigga Mfg 34e Buiova Wat 3a Hurl Mills 2 35 Families of Dewey Rose and Charles Rose occupied the two 35 1 22 Inc. Mr. Moscow opened nis print' oowa 25S75c higher; bulls 75c to 11.25 higher; vealers strong lo 1 higher; at ii" 43 74 38 3d It I 86 Little Miami 4 42 do 8.60 91 41 do 7 71 Davton ft Mich 36 do pf 36 MHOI.KMALK PHOOlt ttUUTAriUMB BI It Ollice Bto miners niiu metiers nieiiuy in one 32 600 200 1300 800 206 1500 Oliver Cp 2 omnibus 1 Oils Kiev 2k Pac Gas ft El 2 Packard 600 32 2O0 31 22 13 '4 31 35 I eight loads choice and choice to prime 37IHI 3 13 31 351, 1374, 55 15 '4 6 50 1 Burr Add Pan Am Airw e.

21700 Param Plct 2 1100 100 13 17 36 Vi 51 4fi'4 15 18 35 '4 22 13 31 35 25 13 64 '4 16 41 13 13 32), 12 36 43 66 '4 30 43 residence. He had been employed in the machine repair department at Frigidaire division of GMC for 31 years and was a member of Queen of Martyrs church. Survivors Include his wife, Alpha; swo sons, Robert and Kenneth, both of Dayton; four daughters, Mrs. Dorothy Williamson, Nellie, Evelyn and Shirley Faulkner, all of Dayton; three brothers, Thomas, Raymond and Edmund, all of Dayton; two sisters, Mrs. Helen Deem of Camden and Grace Faulkner of Hamilton and three grandchildren.

Robert C. Loy Services for Robert C. Loy, 77, l. Calif Pack 2 Via MKI DOW JONES Penn RR 1 24.IOO l.au 5011 15', 1075-1436-in. red ateers J37.

bulk good and choice fed steers and yearlings I324i36. few losds choice 1660-1723-lb. weights I33H 34,50. moderate supply choice steers 136.25 i 16.75, rhoice to prime 1617-lb. weights medium to low-good steers '27it 32, few borderline common to medium steers P26 and few loads choice heifers k3 5(i( 35.

part load 1133-lb. weight 76110 10 21 17 45 Currier Cp 1 Cater pf 3 folnlnv 1 Pepsi Cola Pel ml Cp 1.55e 42 4 Greene A Ijidd ing plant under the name of Daniel japartments." The Charles -Rose Moscow, Inc. The company's ifamily had to be evacuated through name was changed in 1937 to the; the flames. Wickersham Press, which has won several awards for excellence in PjflviPf SrnPi'lli iPfl advertising and color printing. j1 CAMDEN, Dec.

9. A playlet, PHILADELPHIA William "The Challenge of the Cross," Scott, 73, president of the printing which was postponed because of firm of Allen, Lane Scott since i the weather, will be presented to-1922. morrow at the First Brethren Furnished Hy IIIVIIIKMIK 5 Oil 13 3.2(1 21111 6110 80U 61 HI leed la Philip Mor 3a 32 In i Pit Kleel 230O 600 600 4H0O 3100 1200 HlKKI 17- 13' 3:1 1314 36 "4 44 13 Plymouth Oil 2b 100 sh .35 75. bulk good heifers 3234, medium lo low-good X26.50 31.60; common to good LChe ft Ohio Vit ft 111 i'SlChl Grl pf lk 1 aiCM ft NW pf S.l&e 36 Procl ft Gam 2.60a. 1(81 08 beef cows 8201 23.

canners and cutters 44 Pub Bv Ind 1 80 vat rule twasueai, ou. crata Leaf, Oaskel Hothouse Gar i ic. new. Casket Bananas, box Cauliflower, crate Kadianes, hotbuuse. oskL r.

Turnips, new. Dag I'urnip greena flpinach, bakt Muslaia ien Ksie, du Nuts, English L'olards, Ou, Mangues, green, bu End lie, Dskt Celery cabbage, oail ou. Kggplant, ou Cucumbers, bu Hoi nuuee dus. Lemuns. crate Mweel putatoet.

vares, crate 31 3 ,8 19 20 9 17 44 17 49 68 24n 25 43 44 16 7 ltl 13 .1 40 26 9 41 I Chrysler 4000 66 66 Publlck Ind If l. ('in A 1.80 30 I Pullman 4e i l' nnan 4a 300 30 3400 434 300 29 'a church in Lamden. The Sisterhood 43 Pure Oil 2 1 29 Radio Cp 1e 87(81 Cluett Feab 3e 2HV4 of Mary and Martha which is the cm 4a CHICAGO-Sparrow E. Purdy, 5(81 lm-li 118 110 4(10 48 48 481 (M knracn in steel railroad aUXiliarV 0 a i a tion of the 16 former member of the Journal an'd ccntracting circles. He was Women's Missionary council, will 4.16 4,50 Colg Palm 2a Collins ft Aik Col Brd A 160 do 1 BO Col C.as Con Edis 2 Companv and Amount Payable Record Bank of Toronto, extra 20c Jan.

15 Dec. Hi Book-of-The-Month Club, extra 15c, 25c Jsn. 2 Dec, IS Central Illinois F.lec. A Gaa Co, 32c Jan. 2 Deo.

16 Chicago ft North Western 1 50 Dec. 27 Pec. IS do 5 pfd. $2.65 Dec. 27 Dec, 15 General Baking extra 25c Pec, 23 Dec, 15 do 15c Feb.

1 Jan. 17 Louisville Gas A Elec, 45c Jan. 15 Pec. 30 Middle States Petroleum, 50c Pec. 27 Pec.

15 do sik. dlv. of 4 Jsn. 31 Jan. I Nations! Aviation $1 40 Pec.

22 Pec. Tnvlor-Wharton Iron ft Steel extra 60c Pec. 21 Pec, 11 Technicolor Sflc Dec. 27 Pec, 1 Victor Chemical Works, Sflc Pec, 27 Pec. 15 Yolsnde 6c Jsn.

2 Pec. It KHOIO DW Kcevs Bros 1.2(1 600 Repub Avia 2400 Kepuh pict 6(81 RepuU Sll 3a 57(41 Revere CAB 2e, 500 Rexall Drug 16(61 Itevn Sprg Vie 2(81 Hev Toil 2 to 1.16 circulation department, will bejhead of the Purdy railroad have charge of the evening service 17 29 'j 28 11 28 24 M'tf'S 60 20 28 11 2S 24 15 31' 24 25 43 45 16 7 16 13 3 40 29 7 41 81 10 37 53 34 31 '4 24 10 34 1(1 S.ISJ i-ialCons Cub pf Vultee lb 15 164 19.75; medium snd good saussge bolls closed at few choice vealers 831, bulk vealers 2632, culls down to X22; ond 450-'b. Canadian stock steer calves 431 with accompanying felfers f29, choice 850-lb. feed in steers $31, most medium snd good stockers and feeding steers $26 4j30. Sheep -Salahle 500 (esllmsled); total not given compared week ao: Loslne esrlv sdvsnces, all classes steady, with undertone weak, partlrularlv on shorn lambs; top wooled lamb, 832.

al'-time record for December; closing lop $31. '5, wllh HtHe above 31: ton shorn lambs esrlv closlnri ton Illtle above 28 Ml: widening spresd between wooled and shorn lemb excited trade comment all week; bulk gond In choice fed Western and native lambs In fleece com-nsrable No. 1 skin and fall shn-ns 29' shorn feeder Ismbs Wft ja wooled feeders m2B down: after enod tn choice 108'h. slsueh'er ewes uncovered s'l-tlme record st H7. most common to choice ewes closed st $16 50 down lo $14.

conducted at 1 p. m. Sunday at equipment dealers, wnicn ne -c- formed in 1945 after he resigned as the Fairview EUB church at presjdent of the Hyman-Michaels Catalpa dr. and Fairview av. ic0.

28 41 23 12'), 32 31 3 19 20 9 17 44 52 17 49 68 24 24 43 44 16 7'i 16 13 3 411 28 6 9 41 61 10 37 63 33 3(1 24 10 34 10 21 79 84 31 26 64 9 75 20 77 16 391, 16 16 19 36 53 98 19 91 31 4 Marriage Ilureau APPMRI) FOR! Vance E. Clawson. 21. of 30 Hess snd Arlena Faye Carmack, 21, of 30 Hess tf Container JOB Lena Ht Keg Pap 2lmi I It, oih moi "Od 3.000 8 Hi In fio va 22 22 105 105 ii, Mr. Loy died Friday in New PITTSBURGH George Simp-; wiibert wihm Emwn.

m. of sio Schenley Ind 2 16(81 Senrs Kneb 2a 1600 Sharon Ml 3a 3000 Sinclair Oil 2s 4400 goconv Vac 1.20a 31(81 Southern Co .60 63(81 Sou Nat Gas 2.30 3(81 Curtis Pub do pf 7 Curtlss Wr 1 Cutler 1.60a KnOXVUle, at tne residence Ot -nn naiichertv 81 nrpsidrnt of the "nd "ernlce Elizabeth Bit- 38(10 17 1181 20 200 28 1500 11 2300 2B 300 24 14181 15 16IKI ,12 53110 6 1INI 90 22 3700 8 100 105 in-n 1181 2 300 28 100 15 3100 44 22(81 25 6110 78 .4 6181 18 7S 7200 17 600 50 33 2(10 42 10 10 Idland st lorn, zn. or M9 Ml 2D George S. Daugherty Co. and aj Herbert 51 lu' i 37 53 33 31 24 10 34 10 21 79 84 31 26 64 i H''.

28 Steinnlger, 39. of 75 s. 26 ninnepr in the Dackine and dlS-! Wright and Catherine c. Colvin, 18, Spiegel 1 17(81 15i 21 a.iojllayt Pi LI tail Rub toolDel ft Hud 4 4 KI Disl Cp Keaj 1.20a cud Rrsnris 1 21 a lmsi A lA Uo Miaml y- Mlamlsburg 8ld Oil Cal 4a 2181 79 Bond Averages Complied by The Associated Pres 3.50 Robert (lene Brown, 21. of New Lebanon, and Thelma D.

Hunt, 2.1, of 10:13 Walton av. Robert H. WorlmBn, 20. of 40 Vander-grlft and Melva Jean Durr, 18, of 1311 Miami Chapel rd. NEW YORK, Dec.

Dividends 10 Potatoes, Col Red Cnbbiera idatiu baking I'omaiuea id. notnouse 10-lb. tube lug Cabbage, homegrown, bu, Apples, dtaymans Rome Beauty Apples. Jonathans Winter bananaa Maclnlosb Delicious Apples. Boxes: Wash.

Delicious Jonathans Rome Beauty unmet lioideo Oranges, Cat Fla Huneydew neums. crate Peats Avocado DIAnJo, CaL Base Limes, case Celerv, Cnl Pascal Mien. Oreen beans, bu. Unttms Uermtidas While Large HpanlsD Mienigao Pens Pal Red grapes Grapefruit, crate 20 Ry 10 Ind 10 Util 10 For Ylrl 97 5 101 6 103 2 71 3 110.1 f5 rnvTllvri ('(IMP. OF AMKIIICA Friday his daughter, Mrs.

E. R. Kuck, where he had resided since his retirement in 1947. He had worked as a country solicitor in the circulation department from 1936 to 1947. Prior to this he had been a real estate broker Week ago 97 6 Month ago, 97 2 Year ago 92.4 IS 101.5 103 2 72 4 110 1 101 4 103 5 73 1 110 2 102 2 105 1 70 2 112 2 102 8 105 4 75 4 113 1 101 3 103 1 68 109 7 102 9 106 3 70 7 112 6 101.6 62 9 108 20.sic(sred an extra dividend nf 62'ic.

77 i Pec. 27 to holders of record Dec, 14. It 16 wl'l be nsld on the new common shsres 39.mitstndln after a 2-for-t snilt which was 19 isnnroved bv stockholders last month. An 16 i extra of J1 was psld Nov. 20 on the nld 19 shsres.

nn which qusrterly payments of II 35)4 I have been made. Kid Oil 6a 1318) 86 Btd Oil Ohio 2b 4(81 31 '4 Btudebaker 3.36e 6HII0 26 Sunsh Bis 4 HKI M'4 Sunshine Mn .80 700 9 Texas Co. 4a 600 75 Tex Gulf Prod la 3181 20 Tex Pac Tr 170e 100 77 Texlron 1 16 Timk Bear 3e 3M0 4(1 Trana Air 7000 19 Transamer 1 40(1 16 Twent Fox 2 250(1 19 Un Bag A 2a 500 36 (In Carbide 2a Item 64 Un Pac. 6a 8(81 99 Unit ASIr Line 154(81 19 do pf 4 4181 92 Unit Aire 2e "1 32 United Corp .20 181 4 Dow Chem 2 40b Dresser Ind 1.40 du Pont a.35e Esst Air 1. lie Kaslm Kod 1.70b Katon Mfg 2a El Auto Lite 3a Krle lne Ex-Ceil-O I'flh Fost Wheel 2a Oen Bak den Cable Oen Elec 2.40a Oen Motors 2'Ah Oen Out Ad 1.55e Oen Pub lit 1.20 Oen Refraul 2a Oen Shoe t'i, Olmbel Bros 1 Ooebel-Brew 98 1 92.5 91 3 88.4 1950 high I960 low 1949 hlrh 1949 low L1IUU11UI1 in unillli-u us: wj also president of Ihe Niagara County Preserving Corp.

of Wilson, N. canners of fruit and vegetables. Bp The United Press HOLLYWOOD-Actress Evelyn Selbie, 79, veteran of 25 years on the stage and screen. Miss Selbie appeared in leading roles on the stage and began her film career as leading lady for G. M.

Bronco Billy) Anderson in 1912. She also appeared in "The Squaw Man," C. B. DeMille's first Hollywood movie. 3 50 4 Ml 8.

ill 14.256 5. Ml t.ft 4 4.15 4 25 5.75 i.ftn 26 4.00 a. it) 1.60 60 3 00 4.60 1 75W4 Ml 200 400 300 1(810 27181 84IKI 38 38 10 8 48 45 28 16 4.1s. 25 78 18 7(1 1'4 50 33 42 17 38 37 10 8 47 44 1 16 2P 38', 18 8 115 60 2'i 10 76 31 13 33 13 61 44 25 78 18 711 16 60 33 42 J8 38 37 10 8 48 45 19i; 16 29 38'', 18 8 115 60 K. 10 76 31 14 33 14 60 100 1H' Divorce Court DK.CRKKS ASKHO! WlelrzYkowskl, Martina 2249 Valley, va.

Joseph, same address. Wheeler. Audrey 4S Walnwrlght, vs. Ted care county jail. Campbell.

Minnie Kathleen. 1800 Wayne, vs. John same sduress. Finds, Lawrence, Wagner Ford, vs. Irene, 723 North.

Peel. Thelma. 461 Allwen, vs. William 2029 8alem. Estep, filllls, 4224 Freudenburger, vs.

Pearl Mae, 50 Hess. Blair, Betty Ann, R. R. 11, vs. Arnold Hoiman.

MH ain. William, 152 (tpragiia, vs. Lucille, 702 W. Third. 98 111 92 32 4 I'.

S. KMF.l.TINfl. HKFIMNfl MIV-IN'il (II, declared a 60-rent dividend on common shsres. payable Pec. 23 to holders of record pec.

15. Previous payment was 26c last Jan. 14. 17 FRONT STREET (1200 BLOCK KANT THIRID 2-stnry. fireproof building 30s9fl concrete slab second floor daylight en 3 sides taa blower heat 52 power-truck drlve-ln In building.

Liberal financing arranged. H. STEINMAN HE-1141 llnll Frul la wai ni Goodrich 4a 6181 101 1181 1110 8 Gypsum 4a It Hnhher 3a Goodyear 4a 16(81 49 48 411 310(1 16 14 300 29 1(81 38 2500 18 400 8 200 116 100 60 1700 2 U0 76 300 2(1(1 14 200 33 17181 14 4700 60 Grsh Pslge It 8mell 11181. 66'i 2 wi 2 71 6.1 50 4.75 ONSOMDATrn MINING fM FI.T-IMi i of Cansda. L'd declared a aeml-annual divide nf $1.50 snd extra of $4.

both payable Jan. 15 lo holders of record Dec. 18. This brines total declarations this year to $9.50, the same as In 1949. Greyhound 1 Gulf oil 3a Helns 1.80 Hilton Hot 1 50 Househ Fin 2.40 Ma Pink, grapefruit Cidei, case Parsrup nskf Cranberries, box Brocolll, crate Brusaet! sprouts Shallots, doz Tangerines, crate Xmas trees, bundle Wreaths, dri.

Roping, bundle at West Alexandria and Sidney from 1916 to 1924. He was a member of the EUB church. Survivors include another daughter, Mrs. Ray E. Hoffman of Day-Ion, owner of the Hoffman Private Nursery School and Kindergarten; one grandson and three greatgrandchildren.

Burial will be in Lexington, O. cemetery. Friends may call at the church from noon Sunday until time of services. 56 311 V. 8 11 25 10 38 49 31 32 1.56 HI eel 3.45 6.VI0 30 Unlv Plct Warner Plct I 11 Penn El 2 6 Western Air 42(81 11 West Auto Rup 3a too 39 West Pac 3 49 West Elec 1.80a 1600 32 Wheel 8tl 3 49181 33 Trojan Strangles Self In Miami Jail 4 25 I Hudson Mot la Weal.

Charles, 338 Wyoming, vs. Julia, r.ermanlnwn, IPKTITIONS IIISMISNF.O: Rnsemnnt, Olive vs. A. J. 69 54 65 3(i 8 25 10 39 49 31 32 22 43 93 78 47 16 54 100 64 (Brh hind W.FI.-4.TI.A GI.A8M O.

derlsred nt 'jo nn common slock. 100 209 20 509 4 50! Ill cent 3 75 'Inland 811 2a 4.50 lint Bus Mch 4b Harv 2a lint Kick 160a Walker, Veronica Alice vs. Pssket. 1100 31 3(1 30 Your Money defe oh or OR in shareholders of record 35 White Few at 2a 43 rw i Previous extra was In Decern- ber, 1947. 93 76 TROY.

Dec. 9. George Smith, 79, of 509 E. Canal was found; at 6 p. m.

yesterday strangled to death in his cell at the Miami county jail. Fellow prisoners and 35 47 12 47 46 30 2900 35 47 '1 81(10 12 700 47 4'00 47 800 311 47. Woolworth 2a i 12 Wright Aero 6 60 93 47 Wrlgley 3a 100 76 47 Ynungst 8h 1h. 900 47 30 Youungst 8 Ur la 41X1 17 Int Paper 3b Int Tel ft. Tel Johns Man 3''-e Jones A 1.

3.40e Joy Mfg 2a 47 17(4 Mote the nth Michael F. Healy 4 w(AtHcffAW i.OvV'-A.fV-t sheriff's deputies tried iorvive a is-. Kv.rifrhra Kx-dlMtrlDut Ion or it urn Services for Michael F. Healy, him but he was dead on arrival PIIOF.MX HOKIKRV '0. declsred a dividend nf 12 cents snd 50 cents nn common, bolh payable Dec.

27 to holders of record Dec. 18 This wiM bring 1950 psymenls to $1 compared with 50 cents leal year. SINGFR FG. HI. declared a "Peelal $3 dividend on common ahsres, payable Dec 27 to holders ot record Pec.

15. This will bring totsl psymenls this year to $15 against $12 paid In 1949. t-l)eciared or pa.u sn far Ihit vear' t-Pavsbie In ick-k ee.tlmai)d ex-dividend date g-Pald last vear. h-Declared or paid ftet slock dK'dend at of 345 Park dr. will be con-: the jail physician, Dr.

E. R. 80, niit.un k-Deoired oi r.am mis vear afcuminauvn lorrence. last Pay He had put a rubber sleeve band rreara. p-nsld this vest, dividend omitted deferred or m.

action issen ai Pvinend meeting 1k50 payable In 1931 dividend. -ibl In Hock, exact cash undetermined on declaration date MIMION KTF.KX CHRP, declsred sn dividend of II on common, payable voiik run it ducted at 8:30 a. m. Monday at the Harris funeral home, 49 Linden av. and at 9 a.

at St. Joseph church. Burial will be in Calvery cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home after 2 p. m.

Sunday. 16. Dec. 27 to holders of record Dec, on an iron hook a few inches from the floor then put his neck through the band. Surviving is a daughter, Mrs.

Florence Calvert, Troy. Smith was committed to the jail earlier in the day because of a Ssies High Low close dlvl- NEW YORK, Pec. 150 122 121 122 On Oct. 2 tb company neciaren tfip nn new common, srlslng 4161 11 11'. Rales H'gh Low Close Int Co Am 4 Int Petrol a Kaiser Fras 6 70 6 Kingston Pd 20a 70 6 31 32 Ukey Fdy .40 Mr.

Healy, a native ot Tipper-1 montal illness ll'i 6 3 26 6 11 3 11 from a 50 stock dividend, 1aytnie pec. 30 tn holders of record Per. 15 The old shsret alto received 75c In prmr ouarters, HI.IHS AM) I.AHIh1.IN. declared entra dividend of 85c and a tin nn common, both payable Dec. 500 71 33(10 6( 400 32 200 iV 2110 39 200 10 600 20 600 36 3 6 26 11 2 11 7 3 6 25 11 ,1 11 7 10 19! 8500 616) 15181 518) 1181 11(81 Will 3161 1181 2181 300 1400 120(1 Weather T-Pt 1' sMl 1 to holder of record Dec.

18. ary, Ireland, died Friday at nis residence. He had been a Dayton resident about 60 years. Prior to his retirement 13 years -ago, he worked for the old Barney and -Smith Car works 24 years, the 43I8I 6 31 3 39 10 19 36 6 3 6 1 6 KATTRnAV. PrXKMnrR 1M I rends Aium Co Am Am Marsc Am Pol ft 2 Am Superpow Am Repub 1 Ark Gas .60 At'sa Ply Pabcoek A 2a Barium Sll Blue Ridge .85 Brown Bub 1 Cnlg ft F.d .10 Carr Bisc Cntsim Cexsn.

Aire 20e Cities Serv 4a Cons Mug ft 3a iCourlaulds .10 iCieole Pet 3.4oe Ctnwn Pruf I Denn Mfg A I 20 Is IjStaple Price l4on 300 1000 1161 By tne H. Weather Bu'csu 3 6 3 6 Run sets todav ft-12 P. it 1S A y. An Your tovincji dtpoiitsd' on or btlor Dcmbr I Ith orrt divldenrJi Iron Dcmbr I. Current raid 2 en full omount or your account.

In lurtd to 1 0,000. Com Inl vnnlr Pec. The Assnclsted 3(81 Lone Star 1.20 Merrill CAS war Molybdenum a Nat Bell Nat Fuel .80 Nat Red .60 Nat Trans Nlles Hem le Nn'eaat Alrl No'rop Aire Ogden Cp 2 15y OU Pw pf 4 Psc GAR I'f 1.. Pnncnaat Oil Panlep Oil Penin Tel 3 piper Aire Pit A Lake 6 Rath Pack 1 Rln Or Val .13., Schulte A Press weighted wholesale price Indeg of 39 10 111 111 111 100 3(81 maintenance department of the sun rises tomorrow a iiiaiiniimni 1 sets tomorrow .,,..6:12 P. M.

i rltv water works 12 years, and 1 14. hoi km ok Or-. I. W.ed ft 118) 33' 33 33 commodities today Previous dsy 6 3 9 6 3 6 6 78 118 3 48 2 12 10 12 32(8) 78 77 3 3 3' Aim isi lis W-tj! and) ldrt ififh, nine years at Frigidaire division I HlRh wt 3 6(81 i 10 a l.ow this date 1919 .199 64 .197 (12 .194 111 ,180 96 1947 207 94 164 06 Week ago Month ago High 164 177 37 208 14 lw 169 30 '50 06 176.70 1926 Avrag Equal Hal ..15 1 ..21 i Yesterday's high at 9 p. m.

Yesterday-! low it 12:10 a. Average Normal mr. akmim urLii rtMI KKATlRK IHAKI Forecast Comparison Hltt Keened Mine I8H3 I ATlkV tl Rnnw Is forecast Indsv for Mm. Pres. 16 1 Ualr-l tnAn 11 24 Hr.

of GMC. Survivors include three daughters, Mrs. Margaret Flanagan, Mrs. Mary Kuntz, and Mrs. Kath-erine Stephen, all of Dayton; a 1 son John of Dayton; a sister, Mrs.

Katherlne Caulfield of Cin-1 cinnatf two step-brothers, James William Nolan, both of Day 7l Solar Aire 60 Snnntnne 32 71161 2500 1181 1181 64(1 5(1 3(8) MS) 2U0 600 1181 200 100 7(61 200 200 400 200 600 anno 100 ast cat Fssv Wssh MB 2e F.I Bnnd A Kh lt P-cuity cp Fulrch A A .60 Ford Can Ja. Fnrd Fran Fox Brew Gen Flnsn Gen Flrepf 1ll i 411 2 67 26 2 1 12 14 3 6 37 6 3 34 3 2 27 4 2 6 40 2 56 26 2 1 12 14 3 8 37 6 3 34 3 2 27 4 1 2 Highest th date In 1897 65 Ihe area from the northern region Lowest tht. date In 1917 -T to Montsna snd In Ihe mountains nf Wyo- KiMPAKATIVr PHFI IPITATIDN Inch" mlng snd Colorado. West of this are Preceding 24 hours tal 7:30 Itl .00 precipitation will fall mainly at rain. Total amount since Jan.

1 3 hln also Is predicted for mnxt of Ihe Excess since Jsn. 1 12 53 south Atlantic slatca end In the northern Total amount this dale last year 34 9ft nector of the central Gulf states. It will 40 2 67 25 2 1 14 3 37 6 3 34 3 2 23 4 7 2 46 2 12 10 12 18 1 7 44 It 7 17 3 13 128 101 74 25 100 48 400 2 400 12 100 10 100 12 2:88) 32181 1 3188) 1 100 44 2181 li 1400 7 2(81 6 7(81 17 100 3 1161 13 76 1" 18) lot no $00 25 nefinencv last year .95 be cooler In New England 44 It 7 6 17 a 13 126 101 25 25 Std CspAS Sid Oil Ky 2 Sid A Sid Tube Technlcn 2a Trans Lux Trl Coct wsr It Foil le USA Int Sec 1' P.sd Waco Airn KOTH F. I)F APPLICATION FOR A TON TK4CT MOTOR t'ARRIFK PF.RMIT Public notice I hereby given that Joseph White and Charie While, Partners, doing hualnee ss, While Brolhers. hss fled with the Public lllilltle Commission of Ohio, sn AnpMcstion for contract Motor Carrier Permit In Irsns port property for lh following corporation: prtr Brother Cnmpsnr.

1932 F.ast Mnnument Avenu, Dayton, Ohio, using th following equipment; Two Mack Tractor S'nns Trsllars I en Plywood ton pieht grandchildren and one, hi miimtv 1 m. 7 m. i Grshsm pf Litizans Savings It East Third St. Dayton 2, Oslo mry diiid reading .24 21 20 is new point is is is Gt All le Humhi Oil 4 i Akron, clear 27 16 'Atlanta, rain 44 38 27 Boston, cloudy 63 48 1,22 Buffalo, CloudV 32 25 1 Chicago, cloudv 25' 1 Cleveland, clear 26 20 Columbus, clear 28 14 DAYTON, Clear 2 15 Denver, clear 48 2ft Detroit, clear 2 23 Fort Worth, clear 6 31 Indianapolis, partly cloudy 29 14 Jacksonville, clesr 39 Los Angeles, clear 9 48 Louisville, clear 32 16 Miami, cloudy 71 i 61 ,16 Paul, cloudy 57 10 New Orleans, cinudy 67 66 New York, partly rlnudv 67 .16 .22 i Pittsburgh, partly cloudy 30 20 I St. Louts, clesr .13 1ft Tamps, cinudy 66 4ft iTiiesnn.

clear 73 3ft I Washington, D. clear 9 30 Imp Oil .60 do re( ,60 IMVTON AMI 1 1( INITV air nn warmer this afiemoc.i, increasing cloudiness and not oulte sn cold tonight. Sun dsy considerable cloudiness. High lodsy 35 low tonight 20: high Sundsy 30 tn 35. KMTKRN Partly cloudy today.

High 32 In 36. Fair tonight. Lowest In lower 20s. Sunday partly cloudy and somewhat warmer. FST VIRGIN 1 4.

Considerable cloudiness and not sn cold today. Hlrh 34 to 3. Psrtly cloudy tonight. 1iw 20 tn 25. Sundsv partly cloudy and aomewhat warmer.

then distributed; ei. iw without watrenla, declared or paid so xu, ea-aividendi rini; die, dittriouiion, wd. billed, pt pd, pert ptldi war, warrant; wnft wsrrsm. aii a. Ira nf aiilras Dins attack dividend! d.

CSh lit a'tH'k Interested parlies may nblalfl further neiative numinitv isn. ai isi-Dew eoim Temperatures at wnien an mntstore condenses when ennled Reistive humidilyi ftstin of gctnal molsturs 10 that possible si stated temperature. Humidity is ino when dew point end temperature sre asme RAHOMFTFR (e lyel) Inches 7 p. m. yesterdsv 3n is m.

today 30.10 THIfJ inches Is eonsidered alsndsrd at mnspherte tiressure. rressure above stand srrl iisiistlv tndtestea fete weather; below standard disturbed weather. FLOWERS For All Occations TONY FURST MN7683 731 Troy It. Isi this veari t. payable in atia-k.

alim(ed rsh viue on es dividend tal paid Information as lo ssld Annlttsalinn hy addressing the Public Humes Ommtssion nt Ohio Slil Offir Building. Cnliimhus Ohio. Josenh W. Who snd Charles Whll. doing hmlnes, ts, While ml hers.

Wssco. llllnoi. 12 2, 16. ist yr, decired ot psid llei slue dividend ot spill ftp a derlsred pud ini veef. a aceumu'niiv issue with dividends i ettesrs psid mis vest dividend imiltd, deferred or nn eiin lkrn ist dividend meeting, f.

nerisird mni pvn in 151: lioiudstiDi dividend- a. oaysni I Mnek, ci essn vtiue undetermined on declartloD date. lonlghL Light snnw tonight. I If.