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Monday, April 2, 1945 MISCElUmOOS LEGAL NOTICES 12 -Wisconsin State Journal MADISON Middleton at English LOST AND FOUND DOG. Doberman-Pinseher Black and tan. Victor Bisbee, Wyoce-na. Wis. BLACK Chesterfield coat, size 11.

lost Sunday night at Roman Inn. Reward. Call B. 4211. FEMALE SETTER.

Black "and white, lost south of Madison. One black eye and ear. R'ex Hopkins. Evansville, Wis. East Air 53 Eastman 175 Erie 143,4 Firestone 5fi4 Gen El Gen Fds 412 Gen Mtrs 643ii Gen 284 Gillette 14'2 Goodrich 573 Goodyear 5258 Gt Nor Pf 48 Gt West Sug 30t4 Green 547s Houston 16 111 Cent 27' 4 Ind Ray 4034 Inland S5 Int Harv 77 Markets at a Glance (By United Press) Stocks firm, quiet.

Bends higher: U. S. govts, lower. Curb stocks firm. Chicago stocks irregularly higher.

Cotton up has much as 70 cents a bale. Wheat closed up li to 2 cents a bushel: Corn up to 2'k cents; oats up Hi to Hi cents; rye up 2' to 4s cents: barley unchanged to up cents. Chicage live stock: Hogs fully steady; cattle steady to strong; sheep steady. fy A Int Nick Int Paper It Johns Man Kenne Keystone Kroger Lehigh Val Lockheed Loews New York Stocks NEW YORK. April 2 Stock market closed firm.

Air Redn 441 Al Chem 158 Allied St 22 Al Chalm Am Air 48's Amn Can 93 Aran Amn Dist 3434 Amn Loco 323g Amn and Amn Roll 175i Amn Smelt 43Va Am Sug 48,2 Am 1622 Am Tob 70 Amn Water 9'i Armour 111 7'4 Atch 852 Avn Corp 57g and 15'g Beatrice Bendix Beth Stl 72h Blaw Knox Boeing 20 Borg 371 '2 Bucyrus l.ig Budd Mfg ios8 Butler 1558 Case 3734 Catplr 502 Celanese Celotex 1558 Cerro 35 1 Chrysler 9778 Coca Cola 1322 Column Gas 45n Com ml Invest 4534 Com Solv 163g Container 2t34 Com Can 40'4 Cont Mtrs Corn Prods 62 'a Curtiss 534 Deere 40 Dougtis 6934 Du Pont 159 Utilities Preferred From Harlev. Haydon and Co First Central Bldg. Bid Asked 107 110 Ill 114 103 106 55 58 5 .107 110 103 106 .108 111 6 78 81 90 93 108 111 109 112 ,2 .108 111 110 113 Ill 114 ...110 113 Mack 5178 Martin Glenn 25 Minn Hny 43' 4 MKT 74 MKT Pfd 26'8 Monty Ward 5438 Nash 17 Nat Avn Nat Bis 24 NCR 32i2 Nat Dairy 28 Nat Dist 39 Nat Tea 19 NYC Nor Amn 22', Nor Amn Avn Nor Pan 22', Ohio 18 Owens 111 6834 Pan Amn 177, Penney 109 BRIG. GEN. HUGH MORGAN and COL.

WILLIAM S. MIDDLETON Col. William S. Middleton, Madison, dean of the University of Wisconsin medical school, now on leave of absence, is shown above (right) examining a case of trench foot at the 22nd U. S.

army general hospital in England with Brig. Gen. Hugh Morgan, Nashville, chief consultant on internal medicine for the surgeon general's office in Washington, looking on. Col. Middleton, who left the university May 1, 1942, is now chief consultant on internal medicine for the European theater of operations.

Con Edison 26' 2 Cornell Dubilier 183a Dist Seagrams 437, Freeport Texas 36 Gen Am Trans 54 Homestake Min 47 Inspiration Cop 123, Interlake Jones Laughlin 30 Lehman Corp 383,4 Marshall Field 21 Mid-Cont Pete 27 Nat Distilleries 39 Additional Stocks By Thomson McKin-non 404 First Natl. Bldg. Am Car Fv Com 43 4 Am Stl Fy 303'4 Baldwin 277a Bordens 3534 Burroughs Co Buyers A Co 17 '2 Chesapeage 4934 Colgate-Palm-Peet New York Curb NEW YORK. April 2 Curb stocks close: Chicago Stocks CHICAGO. April 2 Closing stocks: Armour 'Is Borg Warner 37 Ark Gas Ark Gas Cities S-erv Hecla Humble Brown Butler Cent 111 Chgo Corp Chrysler Cities Serv Coram Ed Wisconsin Stocks By Paine.

Webber, Jackson and Curtis Co. Al Chalmers Fairbanks Gimbel Bros Houdaille Pfd Morse 24 Hershey 20Va Kimberly Clark ..43 3.V. I 75' 2 50 191, 11 217, 63 858 103'2 2 153,4 ...41 413, 39'a 29' 31 36 583i 24 31H 33 39 '4 ...32 .62 .85 2938 .351,2 ..4634 56 31. 24 26 .109 37' 2 23' 2 377J, 8a 83 79 627a .472 147, I 457, ...29 .12734 I 43'4 87' 2 Nupoit Ind 20 Paramount Pic 2878 Phelps Dodge 1 Rem Rand 237, I Reynolds Tob 33 Schenley 4738 Soth Salif Edison 2938 Spiegle Inc Stone Webster II7, Timken Dfet Axle 36 Vanadium 24 '4 Walworth Co 9, Youngstown 45 V2 111 Power 16'2 No Am Am and Pf 14 Repn Avn 87k Un Pfd A 37, ..4 11 .44 6 155, .106 97 ..19 Heilman Kellogg Midwest 13 Sears 1033, Std Dredge Pfd 438 Swift ....31 Walgreen 3178 A Smith Corp 68 Waukesha Mtr 21 V2 Wis Bank Shares 13' 8 Wis El Pow Com .134 Wis Elec Pw Pfd IO8V2 Live Stock CHICAGO LIVE STOCK CHICAGO. Apr.

2 U.R Hogs 4.000. Active, fully steady; good and choice barrows and gilts 140 lbs. up 14.75, ceiling; good and choice sows 14.00; complete clearance. Cattle- 14,000. Calves: 800.

Fed steers and yearlings 15 to 25 cents higher; top 17.50 on weighty steers, 17.25 on yearlings; bulk 14.50-17.00; heifers strong; best 16.75; bulk 14.50-16.00; cows and bulls slow, but supply small and market strong to 15 cents higher on both classes; cutter cows 9.25 down; most beef cows 10.00-12.50: weighty sausage bulls moslty 13.00 down; heaVy fat bulls 13.50 and below; veal-ers firm at 16.50 down, with choice odd head to 17.00; stock cattle in negligible supply; undertone firm. Sheep: 10,000. Slaughter lambs opened steady; four loads good to choice fed wooled westerns 16.60; two loads less dersibale 16.40; load lot well -finished Colorados held 16.85 and slightly above; load medium to good 79-lb. fed lambs 15.50; no early action on yearlings or ewes: five loads com-commcn and medium wheat-pastured ewes held above 8 50. MILWAUKEE LIVESTOCK MILWAUKEE, April 2 (UP) Livestock: Hogs: steady.

Good to choice butchers all weights, 14.65; pigs 120 to 140 pound 13.75-14.25; bulk of the packing sows 13.90; thin and unfinished sows 11.00-13.25; stags, no dockage, 12.50-13.75; boars, 7.00-8.00. Cattle: steady. Good to choice steers and yearlings 12.00-16.00: dry fed yearling heifers 12.50-16.00; dairy bred heifers 9.00-12.50; choice cows 11.50-13.00; fair to good cows 9.50-10.00; cutters 8.25-9.25; bologna bulls 11.75-12.00; fair to good 9.00-11.00. Calves: steady. Fancy selected ve'alers 16.25-16.50; bulk of the vealers 13.00-16.00; culls and throwouts 7.00-11.00.

Sheep: 100; steady. Good to choice fed western lambs fair to medium lambs 10-15; cull lambs 7-9; ewes and bucks 5-8. CLOSING LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS CHICAGO, Apr. 2 cu.R) Hogs-Lightweight (160-200 lbs.) 14.75 only' Mediumweights (200-240 lbs.) 14 75 only. Sows (300-350 lbs.) 14.00 oniy.

Cattle: Steers, good and choice (700-900 lbs.) 15.00-17.25. Heifers (600-800 lbs.) 14.50-16.75. Good cows 13.75-15.00. Beef bulls (yearlings excluded) 13.00-14.25. Vealers, good and choice 15.75-17.00.

Stockers andfeeders lbs.) 13.00-14.75. Sheep: Lambs 16.50-16.75. Ewes 9.25-10.00. Grain CHICAGO CASH GRAIN CHICAGO, Apr. 2 (U.R) Wheat, soybeans and cah provisions: No sales Corn: No.

2 yellow 11T2; 3 yellow 5 yellow 96'4-1014; 4 white 118. Oats: No. 2 white 76'2; No. 1 special red 77; 3 mixed 7J; 1 heavy special red 78. Barley: Malting 120-139'2N; feed 105-115 N.

CHICAGO GRAIN RANGE LlllUAUO, Apr. 2 lu.R) ranee: Grain WHEAT: prcv open High Low Close Close 1.71'. 1.73 1 71 1 17115. Low Close 171 1.72',k 1.57. 1.59',2 1.53 1.54 May July Sept.

Dec April CORN; May July Sept. Dec. OATS: May July Sept. Dec. 1.157 1.6014 1.57 L57i, 1.55 1.53 1.543,4 1.53 1.543.

1.52 1.53 1.52'i i.DZ',a 1.52. 1.53 .1.77 1.77 1.77 1.77 1.12 1.13 1.11 1.10 l.j08',2 I.I314 1.09 1.07 1.04 65 .57 4 .54 1.22 117 1.10 111 1.08 1.05 103 .63 1.073i Penn Peo Gas Phillips Plymouth Proc Gam Pullman Purol A Rep Stl Safeway Savag-a Sears Shell Simmons Sinclair Socony So Por Sug Sou Pac Sou Ry Sperry Std Bds Ind SONJ Studebaker Swift Swift Intl Tex Gulf Tidewater TWA Tri Cont 20th Cent Underwood Un Carb Un Pac Un Air Cft Un Air Lines Utfd Corp Ind Chem Rub Smelt Stl Stl Pfd Tob Walgreen West Un A West Air West El Willys Woolworth Wright Z-onith 1.07 1.06'i 1.05 1.03 .64 .58 .56 '2 .55 .53 .54 .53 1.12 1.18 1.18 1.14 1.11 1.08 .1.03 .64 .56 .53 .53 .1.18 .1.14 1.08 .56 .53 .53 1.17 1.13 107 RYE: May July Sept. Wisconsin (OFFICIAL (EDITOR'S NOTE In all casualty cases next of kin previously have been notified and have been kept informed directly by the war department of any change in status Army Dead European Regions: Behrens, Willard husband of Mrs. Anna F. Behrens, Milwaukee.

Beider. Kenneth Pfc, son of Mrs. Enma Beider, Cadott. BUlineton. Lawrence son of Ernest Billinpton.

Racine. Blonigen, Harvey Kgt son of Mrs Philimiena, Blonigen, St. Cloud. Dahlcn Leonard son of Mrs. Irsra Dahlen.

Rosholt. Denk. Walter brother of Harvev R. Denk, Cato Gehrt. Ifoberl Techr.icim Fifth Grade, son of Mrs.

Nora Gehrt, Shulls-burc. Graf. Lorenz E. Pfc. son of Mrs.

Helen L. Graf, Oconomowoc. HUcart. Norman son of Mrs. Theresa Hilsart.

Park Falls, Hopkins. Norman Pfc, son of Roy E. Hopkins. Rockdale. Huehleti.

Harold. husband of Mrs. Lois Hushlett, Waukesha. Kessler. La Verne Technician Fifth Grade, husband of Mrs.

Helen Kessler, Fountain City. Knudson. Chester Technician Fifth Grade son of Mrs. Minnie Saug-stad. Prairie Farm.

Lahde, George Technician Fifth Grade, son of Mrs. Lulu M. Lahde, Superior. Moore. William husband of Mrs.

Mary Moore, Wauwautosa. Paulson. Arthur Pfc, son of Mrs. Mary Halverson. New Richmond.

Peterson, Martin, husband of Mrs. Margaret H. Peterson, Milwaukee. Rcrr.ell. Ralph son of Mrs.

Katnerine Romell, Adams. PhoiVc cntiin Mrs rathorin Phi-inc in? xhirrt Ft utmsnn I Runse, Edwin son of Mrs. Helen D. Runge, 2118 Yahara Madison. Ruskin.

Kenneth. Pfc, son of Leon Eajka. Milwaukee. Sabel, George Pfc, son of Nicolas Sabel, Fond du Lac. Schmidt.

Fritz. Merrill. Schroeder, Russell Second Lieut. husband of Mrs. Meryl M.

Schroeder. i i 1 I i i WAITRESSES Good hours, no evening or Sunday work. Apply HAMILTON LUNCH, 120 S. Hamilton. G.

6239. WAREHOUSE HELP. Order filling and checking. Apply at Rennebohm Drug Stores 550 W. Washington.

2 PART TIME WAITRESSES WANTED One from 9:30 to 2: one from 4.30 to 7:30. Apply Mrs. Orr. HASTY TASTY. 1439 University ave.

P. 7016. SALESLADIES Full or part timeT for specialty store. Steady position with good salary and liberal commissions. Pleasant working condition.

HUSNEY'S LINEN MART, 40 W. Mifflin WAITRESSES WANTED Full or part time. Good wages. Apply Colonial Dairy Bar, 529 S. Park.

DISHWASHER WANTED for evening work bv the hour or week. Apply in person. CANTON RESTAURANT. 25 W. Maui.

COOK WANTED in girl's" university house. Good salary, pleasant surroundings, room on premises. Call C. 8442. GENERAL cierieal "work, a busy office, with 10 others.

Good pay. Permanent position. Write 400, State Journal. GIRL, married or single for part part typing and general office work. Tax Consulting Service, 122 S.

Pinck-ney, B. 942 OFFICE GIRL wanted with some fire insurance experience. Permanent position, good salary. Write R-413. Stat Journal.

GIRL for" PART TIME CLERICAL WORK AFTERNOONS Interesting work pleasant surroundings. Apply Mr. Branch, 122 Mifflin FOR SODA fountain and waitress work Mornings, afternoons or evenings until 8. Good wagvs. Hel-strom's Pharmacy, 122 W.

Washington Ave. ROOKKBXPER-Experienced, perfna-nvnt. small pleasant office Essential work. salary G. 6436 BOOKKEEPER- wanted for machine booking and also do general office duties.

Good wages. FRANK 613 University ave. WAITRESSES and part time kitchen help Tuesdays off, dav work. Apply MAC'S CAFE, 2035 Atwood ave. EXPERIENCED TYPIST and GENERAL OFFICE WORK full or part tim employment.

Call MrL Mills. JE 2910. PART" TIME OFFICE GIRLS Hours can he arranged Must be experienced typist. Call G. 212 for appointment.

SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR, mam office. Experience not essential. We will train you. Call B. 411.

Mr. Webster, Kroger Grocery Co 634 W. Main. CAFETERIA WORKERS for Y.W.C.A? Full or part time. See Miss Krahn at cafeteria or call B.

1052. WAITRESS WANTED at NURSES MESS. TRUAX FIELD 12 noon to 8 pm. Call chief nurse, G.214. SALESWOMEN part time for eral main floor departments.

Apply Mr. Chnrnl, main floor. BARON'S. WAITRESS WANTED-GOOD HOURS and WAGES! Apply SHARENS, 113 E. Miftlm.

SALESWOM AN "for sporUwear app! Miss Everson. second floor BARON S. WAITRESS WANTED work with carefully selected personnel. Full or part time, hours can be arranged to suit vour convenience. Apply office.

PARK HOTEL. CLERK-TYPIST for stock room and invoice records. Salary $118 or month: 39-hour week. Write giving qualifications, experience, age, etc. Dane Countv Highway Court House.

Madison. PART TIME ELPf or CURTAIN DE-PARTMENT wanted clean pleasant work. We pav TOP WAGES. Apply IDEAL LAUNDRY, 9 No. Brearlv.

WOMAN to wash dishes. 4 hour shift. Sundavs off Apply at MARTIN'S RESTAURANT. 107 State Buy V. S.

War Bonds and Stamp) Mri WANTED. MALE WE HAVE an opening for 2 men to" work in our warehouse excellent working conditions. Insurance protection. Good salary to start nd plenty of opportunity for advancement. This is YOUR CHANCE for security now and for the future in person MASTER FEED Sc SrD CO 26 Orchard.

Madison PIN BOYS wanted, must be 15 vnrj of age or over. Plaza Bowling 319 Henry. VETERAN WANTED who Is interested in learning trade with stable future. Good wages, permanent. See Mr.

Carlson. Mautz Paint Sc Varnish 939 E. Washington ave. SINGLE" MAN wanted must know tractors. Call B.

4704 or HR3 Middleton days; 961 after 6 p. m. HOUSEMAN, elderly, for light workT Full or part time. Must be reliable. jr 6922 days HOW TO GET AHEAD Here's vour chance to connect with a MAJOR OIL COMPANY.

THE WORLD'S LARGEST MARKETER OF LIQUIFIED PETROLEUM GAS. Your pay will be above average, with paid vacation plan. Mechanical ability preferred, but not required. You'll have pleasant outside work with congenial employees who will help you "learn the business." Referral by the United States Employment Service is required Talk it over with us: PHILLIPS PETROLEUM COMPANY. PHELGAS PLANT.

Verona Road, near city limits. fContinued on Following Pages) HELP THE NAVY Full or part-time employment Is offered in the Pine Room of Van Hise Hall on the campus, making sandwiches, sodas, sundaes, for Navy Students. Pleasant work, no written examination, good hours, and pay, under civil service. Apply to Mr. Hendricks, Pin Room, Van Ills Hall, or Bureau of Personnel State Capitol Madisoa Operators Wanted Vital War Work-No experience necessary Good starting pay Frequent increases Pleasant surroundings Vacations with pay Permanent work Warm low cost meals served In our modern cafeteria.

Call or sea Mrs. Vetter to 5:30 weekdays The Wisconsin Telephone Co. 17 Fairchild, Madisoa 1 B. S2f Attention WOMEN We have full or part time factory work for yout GOOD PAY Ho Experience Required Clean Working Conditions Steady Work in Post-wor as well as now Time and one-harf for overtime Celon Co. If not already engaged la essential war work, apply at onr factory 2914 Pennsylvania Avi.

(First Pub. Apr. 2 last Apr. 9) NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed bids will be received by the Board of Public Works in the office of the City Clerk at Madison, Wisconsin, until 10 o'clock a. m.

Wednesday, April 11, 1945, for digging and backfilling water main and hydrant lead ditches for the season of 1945. It is estimated that 3200 lin. ft. of ditch is to be dug and backfilled. Each bidder will submit with his bid a certified check in the amount of One Hundred Dollars ($100.00) and the successful bidder will furnish a surety company bond in the amount of his bid.

Plans and specifications may be obtained from the Superintendent of the Water Department in the City Hall. The right is expressly reserved to reject any or all bids, or to accept any proposition deemed advantageous to the City of Madison. A. W. BAREIS.

City Clerk. DOAW 2 wks. Monday. (1st Pub. March 26 last April 9) STATE OF WISCONSIN, COUNTY COURT.

DANE COUNTY. In re Trust Estate for Augusta M. Westerf-ald, created by the Will of George W. Westerfeld. Deceased.

On reading and filing the petition of the First National Bank of Madison. Wisconsin. Trustee herein, for the allowance of its annual accounts duly filed herein and for the allowance of its final report filed herein and for judgment that the Trust Estate aforesaid has terminated and for authority to pay the balance of the trust in accordance with the terms of the Will of George W. Westerfeld. Deceased.

It is ordered that said petition be heard at the Regular May 1945 Term of this Court commencing on the 1st day of Mav. A. D. 1945. It is ordvred that notice be given to all parties concerned, by publication of this order for three successive weeks in the Wisconsin State Journal, a newspaper published at Madison.

Wisconsin, and that a copy of this order and of said petition be mailed to Mrs. Hatti-e Martin at her post office address, 1624 Madison Street, Madison, Wisconsin, she being the only legatee of said George W. Westerfeld who re sides in the State of Wisconsin, at least three weeks before the date of said hearing Dated this 23rd day of March, 1945. By the Court, FRED M. EVANS, Judge C.

F. Lamb. Attorney for the Trustee. DOAW 3 wks. Mon.

(First Pub ADr. 2 Last Apr. 16) NOTICE TO PROVE WILL and NOTICE TO CREDITORS STATE OF WISCONSIN. COUNTY Court, Dane Countv In Probate. In Re Estate of CONRAD JORDAN, deceased.

Notice is Hereby Given, That at the Regular Term of said court to be held on the first Tuesday of Mav. A. D. 1945. at the Court House in the City of Madison, county of Dane and state of Wisconsin, there will be heard and considered the application of Anton Jordan to admit to probate the last Will and Testament of Conrad Jordan, l.ile of the city of Madison in sulci county, deceased for the appointment of on executor, and for determination of heirs; Notice is Further Given.

That at the Regular Term of said court to be held at said Court House, on the first Tuesday of September, A. 1945. there will be heard, considered and adjusted, all claims against said Conrad Jordan, deceased. And Notice is Hereby Further Given. That all such claims for examination and allowance must be presented to said county court at the Court House, in the city of Madison, in said county and state, on or before the 31st day of July.

A D. 1945. or be barred Dated March. 31st. 1945.

Bv the Court. FRED M. EVANS. Judge. James H.

Wegener, Attorney. DOAW 3 wks. Monday. (1st Pub. March 26 last April 9) NOTICE FOR FINAL SETTLEMENT State of Wisconsin.

County Court. Dane County In Probate. In Re Estate of IDA A. TORGE, De ceased Notice Is Herebv Given. That at the Special Term of the Countv Court, to be held in and for said countv.

at the Court House in the city of Madison, in said County, on the third Tuesday of April 'April 17). A. D. 1945, there will be heard, considered, examined and adjusted The application of Carl C. Abel, the executor of the estate of Ida A.

Torge, late of the City of Madison in said county, deceased, for the settlement of his interlocutory and final accounts as such executor which accounts are now on file in said court, and for the assignment of the residue of said estate to those entitled thereto. Dated March 24. 1945. Roberts, Roe Boardman, Attorneys. By the Court, FRED EVANS, Judge.

DOAW 3 wks. Mon. WANT AD RATES For ads rin in both The Wisconsin State Journal and The Capital Times Single paper rates at of rates listed Deiow count 5 6 -letter words to the line Minimum ad 3 lines I 1 DAY 13 DAYS i7Daysfoi Words I 1 1 IPriceof 6 Avg. I IChg.i Netl Chg.i Net Net Up to 90iS2.001$1.80IS3.60:S3.25 16 to 204 1.10 l.OOl 2 5 2.40 4.80 4.30 21 to 2. 51 1.40, 1.251 3.301 2 951 6.001 5.40 26 to 30 61 1.651 1.501 3.95 3.55 7 20 6.50 31 to 3517 1.95i 1.751 4.601 4.15 8.40l 7.55 Above rates cover non commeiclal advertisings within the state; commer cial advertising within trading zone Rates for outside this area on request CLOSING TIME Ads-Cancellations Corrections Noncommercial ads up to 9:30 A.

M. for publication day 3 PM. Sat. for Sun COMMERCIAL ADS up to 4 day irecedlng publication and 5 P. M.

Fil for Sun Want Ad Dept open 8 to 5 daily IMPORTANT After an ad Is ordered It cannot be cancelled or changed before publlca tlon. ADJUSTMENTS Claims for adjustments and refunds must be made within 10 days after expiration of ad Publisher reserves right to reject anv ad and assumes no responsibility for verbal statements in conflict with established rules, policies and rates or for errors after first tnser-PHONE BADGER 7870 Employment Notice Both Male and Female workers must have statement of availability and be interviewed and referred by Local ES of WMC before accepting employment. (Excepted are domestic, agriculture, municipality, state, federal and Dart-time workers.) CEMETERY LOTS 5 LOTS 20 and 33 in J. Roselawn Memorial Park, Madison. Wis.

R. Seward. Lake Mills, Wis. BUSINESS PERSONALS 6 CASH for old gold, rings, lewelry. den- tal gold, watches.

Madison Watch ShoD 314 Wilson St CURTAIN STRECHING 211 No. Few St. F. 2580 "OPERATION You'll recover, will your bank account? For hospitalization insurance, call Business Men's Assurance, G. 6137.

PERSONALS 1 LAUNDERING" wanted done for 3 at your home. Will call for it. Write R-339, State Journal. LOST AND FOUND 9 FOUND boat belonging to H. M.

Powers. Owner may have by identifying and paying for ad. Phone St-ugJiton, 176J1 TRICYCLE LOST Large. Colson." green and white. 2 inch tires, front fender missing.

Reward F. 9886. DOG LOST Irish setter, black, name "Lady." License number 768. Reward. O.

81 J12. BROOCH PIN LOST, silver with 3 an-g-ls. Reward. Call B. 6096.

20 N. Henry st. BRACELET LOST Silver heart charm. Sentimental value. Reward.

B. 4424 or B. 6563. Charlotte. DISAPPEARED 2 male springer spaniels, liver and white.

Answers to Chip and Pal. Reward leading to recovery. Call Middleton 233 or 235. BILLFOLD LOST Black, contained cash and checks made to Red Dot Food. At Verona or vicinity of Red Dot plant.

$50 reward. G. 6256. Hospital tun Casualties EEPCRT) Kalherine E. Skorik, Milwaukee, Stenke.

Dennis son of Mrs. Mary Stenke, Milwaukee. Steidtman, Ernst Technician Filth Grade, son of Mrs. Anna Steidt-! man, Merrill. Swansen.

John Pfc, son of 'Mrs. Helen M. Swansen, Washburn. Teschendortt, Robert Pfc, son of Mrs. Mae F.

Tesschendorff, Milwaukee. Tess, Willard son of Mrs. Minnie Tess, Sturgeon Bay. Tousignant. Harvey Pfc, son of Mrs.

Mabel Tousignant, Marinette. Wagner, Melvin Staff son of Mrs. Ida R. Wagner, Campbcllsport. Wasniewski.

Richard son of John Wasiiievski, Milwaukee Witzke. George Pfc. husband of Mrs. Ferrald A. Witzke, Oshkosh.

Zaida. Stanley Pfc, brother of Frank Zaida. Crivetz. Zanoya, Burton Second brother of Karl V. Zanoya, 914 Midland Madison Army Dead Pacific Region: Kawleski, Raymond son of Mrs.

Julia Kawleski. Stevens Point. Krystowiak, Gerald Staff Sgt. son of Elwyn T. Manning Salem.

Porter, Harry Technician Fifth Grade, son of Mrs. Tena A. Porter, M6rrillan. Ramacci, Angelo, Technician Fifth Grade, son of Ralph Ramacci, Kenosha. Reed, William son of William Reed.

Westby. Schields, Chester Pfc, son-in-law of Mrs. Donald T. Shields, Oconomo woc. Schram, William Technical son of Mrs.

Anna Schram, Phillips. Army Wounded European Regions: Andrews, William husband of Mrs. Miriam E. Andrews, 34 Cam- bridge rd Madison. Borchardt, Harold son of Mrs.

Emma L. Borchardt, Watertown Branton. Charles Pfc, son of Mrs. Agnes Branton, Route LaValle. Brogan.

Arthur Staff hus- band of Mrs. Caroline L. Brogan, To- mah. Chudada, Steve son of Mrs. Ruth Chudada, Kenosha.

Cloutier, Chester son of Mrs. Delia Cloutier. Neenah. Duscherk, Roland Second Finke, Dean son of Mrs Mbel Finke, 224 E. Main Mt.

Horeb Hammond, George A husband of Mrs. Pearl L. Hammond, Fox-boro. Hough. John Staff son of Mrs.

Frances B. Hough, LaCrosse. Jaeger, Edward son of Mrs. Emma Jaeger. Marinette.

Johnson, Edward husband of Mrs. Dolores Johnson, Beloit. Kaunzinger, William Pfc. son of George Kaunzinger, Park Falls. Keyes.

James Pfc, son of Mrs. Mary, Keyes, Highland. Kienitz. Arthur Staff Set hns- band of Mrs. Elvira Kienitz, Marinette.

Kmett, Paul. son of Mrs. Mag-da Majersky, Milwaukee. Knoebel. Eugene Pfc, husband of Mrs.

Avis M. Knoebel, Waukesha. Kolasinsky, Joseph Staff son of Mrs. Mathilda Kolasinsky. Me-nasha.

Landergott, Howard son of Mrs. Jessie Landergott, Milwaukee. Lashock, Marvin Pvt. son of Mrs. Theresa S.

Lashock, Princeton. Lutes. Donald Pfc, son of Mr. Frank Lutes. Tomahawk.

Machtan, Raymond husband of Mrs. Josephine L. Machtan. Delavan. Mack.

Oliver Pfc, son of Mrs. Emma Mack. Trego. McCarey, Clarence R. son of Mrs.

Louise McCarey, Milwaukee. Milanowski. Peter son of Mrs Mary Milanowski, Stevens Point. Morauski. Peter Staff husband of Mrs.

Ruth I. Morauski, Pt. Washington. Neis, Joseph son of Mrs. Gertrude Neis, Watertown.

Nielsen. Clarence brother of Mrs. Carrie Larsen, Janesville. O'Erien. John Pfc.

husband of Mrs. Gloria O'Brien, Milwaukee. Olson. Warren Pfc, son of Ches- ter A. Olson, Racine.

Raths, Howard Second Lieut son of Mrs. Evelyn Raths, Union Grove. Rempert, Lawrence Pfc, husband of Mrs. Luella M. Rempert, Three Lakes.

Robinson. Howard Staff husband of Mrs. Elynor P. Robinson, Town of Lake. Schmitz, Frank Pfc, son of Mrs.

Mary E. Schmitz, 405 Hemlock, Sauk City. Schnacky, Muriel Staf husband of Mrs. Vesta L. Schnacky, Rice Lake.

Schoonover, Winfred Pfc, son of Mrs. Richard L. Schoonover, Rockbridge. Schultz, Richard Pfc, son of Mrs. Selma Schultz, Racine.

Schwantes, John son of Mrs. Aileen Schwantes, 614 Madison ave Ft A tlr inenn Shook, Harold Technician Fifth Grade, brother of Mrs. Abbie Unz Milwaukee. Sisel Arthur. son of John Sisel Kewaunee.

Struensee. Louis son of Arthur E. Strunesee, Oshkosh. Sturdevant. Mitchell, Pvt.

son of Mrs. Nellie Jane Sturdevant, Neopit Thorgerson, Laverne broth- er of Stanley D. Thorgerson. Gilman Tilidetzke, Henry Techji.cian Fifth Grade, son of Mrs. Bertha Tili- detzke.

Milwaukee. Trayser, David son of Mrs. Gladys Trayser, 14 S. Roby Madi- son I Wadel. William husband of Mrs.

Josephine P. Wadel, Seymour. Wichmann, Harold neDhew of Mrs. Barbara Kranz, Milwaukee. MERCANTILE EXCHANGE CHICAGO.

Apr. 2 (U.R) April eggs closed unchanged on a bid of 36.10 cents a dozen on the Mercantile Ex- change today. October sales totaled 375 cars, with 1 the closing price at 43.55, up 80 points. May and November potato futures i closed nominally unchanged at $4.09 and $3.05. respectively.

November onions were nominally 1 unchanged at $1.40. EMPLOYMENT WANTED 12 EXPERIENCED painter wants work. Non-union. Call O. 3J12.

I1EL1' WANTED. FEMALE 13 DOMESTIC "A CLEANING WOMAN by the hour 70c an hour. Call at once. F. 6922.

MAID or part time maid or soldier's wife. Near square. Adults. G. 608 MAIDwanted for fraternity house 8 to 12 a nv.

4 hours per day. $70 per month. 6 days a week. Call F. 2499.

LADY wanted to take care of 13 year old girl and do general housework for 2 people. Very gpod V-ages. F. 1828 HELP builcf war time civilian morale in a job with a peace time future! Full or part time. Call LANGDON HALL, B.

7090. WOMAN wanted for general housework ten hours a week. 75c an hour plus transportation. F. 4674.

G. 5329. WOMAN for laundry and cleaning by the hour. One or two days a week. B.

7545. KITCHEN ASSISTANT Hours arranged for vour convenience Salary and meals. Apply ANN EMERY HALL. 265 Langdon St. MAID for general housework.

Family of 2 adults Own radio, room, and bath. In Nakoma. F. 6565. MIDDLE AGED LADY for general housework.

Wages can bo arranged. Write J. Chismnn. 929 Sheridan Madison, or call F. 7638.

HOUSEKEEPER wanted for adult family near square simple meals, no compnav, no heavy laundry. GOOD WAGES! Live in or out. Write giving references. R-339, State Journal. MISCELLAHEOUS I3B GIRLS for dining room and tray work Room and board furnished If desired Good oav 3 weeks vacation and sick leave with pay Call 3610 Lake View Sanatorium WAITRESSES $19 "a week plus meals Pleasant work, good tips.

Sundays off No experience needed THE HUDDLE 114 Fairchild SALESGIRLS wanted part time or full time 4 GRAND. 15 Main WAITRESSES needed full or part time No Sunday work Uniforms furnished and laundered Pleasant work-ins conditions Apply hostess. BELMONT Cafe HOUSEWIVES Servicemen's Wives We need Maids! Hours arrang-ed to suit turn your spare time into dollars Light work at good starting pay Apply Housekeeper. PARK HOTEL STENOGRAPHER wanted for hospital Room and board furnished if desired, sick leave and 3 weeks acation with pay Write R-322 State Journal PART TIME waitress wanted. top wares.

Olvmpie Restaurant, 125 Mifflin LAUNDRY "HELP wnntednt "once press and flat work operators Good wages. Full or part time hours arranged Applv 10 Charter, QUALITY SERVICE LAUNDRY MAIDS WANTED 50c an hour See Mrs Fritz. Belmont Hotel HOUSEWIVES. Soldier's wivei-vvork PART TIME at HILL'S! Hours can be arranged We need satcsladios. olfice help, relief telephone and elevator op-erators Good wages, employee's discount.

Apply Balcony offic-c 202 State GIRL bank messenger wanted. Write R-370 State Journal. CAFETERIA EMPLOYEE forgeneral work no cooking Uniforms furnished, laundered Permanent iob, good pav. modern kitchen Call or see Mrs Vetter. 8-30-5-30 weekdays The Wis-con-in Telephone 17 Fairchild.

520 SALAD 'GIRL or COOK WANTED -Part time Apply LIGGETT S. 29 So Pincknev WAITRESSES wanted part-or fulf time Good Apply Indian Room. MONONA HOTEL SECOND PASTRY COOK WANTED Apply PIPER'S GARDEN CAFETER- IA. 120 Mifflin WAITRESSES wanted Apply tea room, third floor, BARONS. WAITRESS Part time, 2 or 3 evenings a week ApdIv in person after 3 m.

THE FLAME RESTAURANT. 540 State PART TIME HELP wanted MAIDS and PANTRY GIRLS Hours can be arranged Experience not required, good starting salary. Apply HOTEL LORRAINE. WAITRESSES wanted, good pay. plus meals and uniforms UPTOWN GRILL.

320 State. LAUNDRY HELP needed full time steady work. Good wages age no barrier if' active. Apply Laundry Manager. HOTEL LORAINE LADY to assist in sewing, part or full time.

Wisconsin Cleaners, G. 5778. 1409 University ave. KITCHEN HELP, "day hours. Sundays off Good wages Ideal working conditions.

Apply RENNEBOHM Commissary 550 W. Washington ave. SALAD GIRL wanted To prepare salads and sandwiches. Straight shift, good hours and pay. Apply in person BELMONT CAFE.

Belmont Hotel PART TIME HELP for work in drug store. Choice of hours, good wages, pleasant working conditions. Apply at RENNEBOHM DRUG STORES. 550 W. Washington ave.

CLERK WANTED Girl or woman. Apply in person. 2528 E. Washington. Stein's Department Store.

MESSENGER girl wanted 5 day week, interesting diversified work. Apply advertising department, Wisconsin State Journal. WAITRESS and SHORT ORDER COOK Top wages. good working hours. PART TIME hvlp acceptable.

TODDLE HOUSE. 562 State. G. 3965. KITCHEN HELP wanted part time, hours arranged.

Apply WOODEN BOWL. 2 Langdon. OPPORTUNITY FOR HOUSEWIVES to earn extra cash women needed to clean offices during the early evening. Rate 57'ic per hour. See Mr.

Schernecker, First National Bank. "WAITRESS WANTED Good meals, day work. Mondays off. Congenial atmosphere. Apply Felly's Restaurant, 927 So Park St.

SALESGIRLS Full or part time. Apply S. KRESGE 5c to $1. 13 So. Pinckney.

PART TIME WORKERS needed for our Packaging Department morning, afternoon and evening shifts. Good working conditions. Apply Red Dot Foods, 1435 Washington. "WAITRESSES wanted Uniforms furnished, meals at a discount, good starting salary. Full or part time, experience not necessarv.

Apply WAL-GREEN'S. 32 E. Mifflin st. WOMEN wanted for part time dec-ocating or trimming Interesting work, good wages. Applv in person, CERAMIC ARTS STUDIO.

12 No Blount. "STENOGRAPHER for full and part time work. Morgensen Paper and Supply 621 Williamson St. B. 2033.

GIRL for ELEVATOR OPERATOR 5V2 hours per day. Apply 1002 Tenney Bldg. between 8:30 a. p. m.

DISHWASHER wanted day or night work. Good starting salary, uniforms furnished. Discount on meals. Apply WALGREENS, 32 E. Mifflin.

There Are Important WAR JOBS FOR WOMEN Now Open Full or Part Time Excellent Pay Good Hours. Bonus Plan on Many Jobs. Transportation to the door. Low cost cafeteria mvals. APPLY AT ONCE to Mr.

Tompkins between 8 a. m. and 4:30 p. m. at our Employment Office.

Take any North Street Bus OSCAR Antigo. son of Mrs. Alma Duscheck, 620 Fair Schuman, Roy Pfc, husband of st Lpdi-Mrs. Eov A Schuman. Fond du Lac.

Enckson, Paul Staff son of Schwartz. Samuel. son of Mrs. 1 IrY.in B- Erickson. Waupaca.

Beckv Schwartz, Milwaukee. Evans. Walter Staff son of I HiTTKl T7 ran i I Commonwealth Tele. 5 Cons. Pr.

4'2 111. Com. Tele. 434 III. Power 5 Lake Superior Dist.

Pr. Mont. -Dakota Power 5 Nor. Ind. Public Ser.

5 Nor. States Pr. (Del.) Nor. States. Pr.

(Del.) 7 Public Ser. (Ind.) 7 Wis. Gas Elec 4'i Wis. Michigan Power 4' Wis. Power Lights 6 Wis.

Power Light 7 Wis. Public Service 5 Investment Comaonies From Harley, Haydon and Co. First Central Bids- Bid Asked Am. Business Shares 3.91 4.23 Boston Fund 18.95 20.38 Broad St. 31.63 Bullock Fund.

Ltd 17.30 Century Shares Trust 30.78 Chemical Fund 10.30 Fidelity Fund 22.15 Fundamental Inv. 25.75 Incorporated Investors 24.86 Mass. Inv. Trust 23.8S Mass. Inv.

2nd Fund 11.95 Selected American, Inc. ...10.98 State Street 51.00 Wise Investors 3.76 34.19 18.96 33.10 11.15 23.87 28.22 26.73 25.68 12.85 11.97 54.00 4.09 LEGAL NOTICES 'XI (First Pub. Apr. 2 Last Apr. 16) NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED Sec.

75 12 Wis. Stats. To Nick Dfcquisto owner of the lands hereafter described, his heirs, representatives, and assigns, and generally to whom it may concern: You are hereby notified that the City of Madison, a municipal corporation of Wisconsin, is the owner and holder of tax sale certificates number 6789, 6790 dated June 9. 1931, in the lace amount of $20.98, bearing Interest as provided by law at the rate of from June 9, 1931; and you are further notified that the face amount ot the tax certificates above described is the amount for which the following described land was sold by the Dane County treasurer on June 9, 1931, such sale being for the taxes of 1930 levied upon the said land which is particularly described as follows, to-wit: Koltcs Plat. Lot number 27, and 26 in B.ock number 2.

in the City of Madison, Dane County, Wisconsin. You are further notified hereby that after three months from the date of service of this notice, the said City of Madison, a municipal corporation of Wisconsin, will apply to the County Clerk of Dane County for a tax deed to the land above described. Dated at Madison, Wisconsin, this 19th day of March. 1945. A.

W. BAREIS. Clerk, City of Madison. Special Notice to Occupant: Section 234.18, Wisconsin Statutes, provides as follows, "Notice of Adverse Proceedings. Every tenant upon whom any process, proceeding or notice of any proceeding to recover the land occupied by him or the possession thereof shall be served shall forthwith give notice thereof to his landlord, under the penalty of forfeiting the value of three years' rent of the premises occupied by him, which may be sued for and recovered by the landlord or person of whom such tenant holds." DOAW 3 wks 'Monday.

(First Pub. Apr. 2 Last Apr. 16) NOTICE FOR ADMINISTRATION and NOTICE TO CREDITORS STATE OF WISCONSIN, COUNTY Court, Dane County In Probate. In Re Estate of HELENA EBER-HARDT.

deceased. Notice is Hereby Given, That at the Regular Term of said court to be held on the first Tuesday of May, A. D. 1945, at the Court House in the city of Madison, county of Dane and state of Wisconsin, there will be heard and considered the application of Lena Wuthrich for the appointment of an administrator of the estate of Helena Eberhardt late of the Village of Verona in said county, deceased: and that proof of heirship be determined; Notice is Hereby Further Given. That at the Regular term of said court to be held at said Court House, on the first Tuesday of September.

A. D. 1945, there will be heard, considered and adjusted, all claims against said Helena Eberhardt, deceased; And Notice is Hereby Further Given. That all such claims for examination and allowance must be presented to said county court at the Court House, in the city of Madison, in said countv and state, on or before the 31st day of July, A. D.

1945. or be barred Dated March 31, 1945. Bv the Court. FRED M. EVANS.

Judge. Ela. Christianson Attorneys. DOAW 3 wks. Monday.

(First Pub. Apr. 2 Last Apr. 16) NOTICE FOR ADMINISTRATION and NOTICE TO CREDITORS STATE OF WISCONSIN, COUNTY Court. Dane County In Probate.

In Re Estate of E. S. DEWEY, deceased. Notice is Hereby Given, That at the Regular Term of said court to be held on the first Tuesday of May, A. D.

1945. at the Court House in the city of Madison, county of Dane and state of Wisconsin, there will be heard and considered the application of Kathryn Dewey for the anpointment of an administrator of the estate of E. S. Dewey late of the city of Madison in said county, deceased: and that proof of heirship be determined; Notice is Hereby Further tliven. That at the Regular term of said iourt to be held at said Court House, on the first Tuesday of September.

A. D. 1945, there will be heard, considered and adjusted, all claims against said E. S. Dewey, deceased: And Notice is Hereby Further Given.

That all such claims for examination and allowance must be presented to said county court at the Court Aouse, in the city of Madison, in said countv and state, on or before the 31st day of July, A. D. 1945. or be barred. Dated March 31, 1945.

Bv the Court. FRED M. EVANS. Judge. William T.

Kelsey. Attorney. DOAW 3 wks. Monday. (1st Pub.

March 26 last April 9) NOTICE TO PROVE WILL AND NOTICE TO CREDITORS State of Wisconsin, County Court, Dane County In Probate. In Re Estate of WILL TOUTON. Deceased. Notice Is H-ereby Given, That at the Regular Term of said court to be held on the first Tuesday of May, A. D.

i 1945. at the Court House in the City Madison, county of Dane and state ot Wisconsin, there will be heard and considered the application of Emma Barbara Touton for determination of heirs of Will Touton, deceased. Notice Is Hereby Further Given. That at the Regular Term of said court to be held at said Court House, on the first Tuesday of Septemb-er, A. D.

1945, there will be heard, considered and adjusted, all claims against said Will Touton. deceased. And Notice Is Hereby Further Given. That all such claims for examination and allowance must be presented to said county court at the Court House, in the city of Madison, in said county and state, on or before the 23rd dav of July, A. D.

1945, or be barred Dated March 23rd, 1945. Bv the Court. FRED M. EVANS, Judge. A.

J. McAndrews. Attorney. 402 Insurance Madison. Wis.

DOAW 3 wks. Mon. I Produce MILWAUKEE PRODUCE MILWAUKEE, Apr. U.R) Eggs: Paying prices at Milwaukee: U. S.

extras No. 1 and 2 U. S. standard current receipts medium size small dirties and checks .28. Butter: OP A ceiling prices for this area: Fresh U.

S. grade A A 42.58; grade A 42 08; 41.83; 41.33. Cheese: Current make U. S. No.

1 American full cream twins 26.64; Cheddar 26.64; daisies 27.75; longhorns 27.75- brick limberger Swiss domestic 41-44. Live poultry (paying prices for Milwaukee area mileage added) fowls heavy 26: leghorn fowJs 26; springers White Rock 29.5; colored springers 29.5; White Rock broilers and fryers 29 colored broilers and fryers 29.5. Leghorn chickens 29.5; stags and old roosters 20.2; ducks 25.2 geese 27; turkeys young toms or hens 36.3; old toms or hens 34.3; dresses poultry grade turkeys, young toms and hens 43.6: old toms and hens 41.6 geese 30.6; ducks 28.2. Cabbage: New Texas 50 lb sacks Potatoes: Idaho Russets U. S.

No. 1 size A washed Idaho Ruessets 100 lb sacks utility washed Nebraska Triumphs U. S. No. 1 washed size washed 75; Wisconsin or Michigan cobblers No 1 unwashed Chip-pewas and Kathadins U.

S. No. 1 unwashed Russets new potatoes: Florida 50 lb sacks Texas $3.63. Onions: Domestic yellow 50 lb. sacks S.

No. 1 V2 inch and up boilers Spanish seed 3 inch and up CHICAGO PRODUCE CHICAGO, Apr. 2 Poultry: One car, three trucks received. Market steady to strong. Ducks 25 cents: roosters 20; hens 25.8: Leghorn hens 25.8; all chickens 29.3; capons six lbs.

and up 32.8; under six lbs. 29.3; stags 21.8; young turkeys 36.1; old turkeys 34.1. Cheese: Twins 25.2; single daisies and longhorns 26. Butter: Receipts 283,856 lbs. Market firm and unchanged.

93 score 41', 92 score 41; 90 score 89 score cooking grade 39; centralized carlots score 4034; 89 score (C.C.) 40'4; 88 score (C.C.) 39. Eggs: Receipts 18,326 cases. Market firm and unchanged. Extras 35.2-36.1; standards 34.3; current receipts 32.5: checks and dirties 31.5. Potatoes: Arrivals 80: on track 128; total weekend shipments 737.

Idahos: Arrivals total weekend shipments 43. Track sales per 100 Michigan Russet rurals unwashed U. S. 1 size A 3.12; Commercial size A 2.97; Wisconsin Chippewas U. S.

1 size A unwashed 3.10; Minnesota and North Dakota Red River Valley section Triumphs U. S. 1 size A unwashed jobbed 3.26; Commercial size A washed and unwashed few jobbed 3.16-3.23; car fair quality unwashed 2.75; cobblers commercial size A unwashed few sales 3.00-3.04; car jobbed 3.16. New stock supplies light; demand very good; market firm at ceiling. Carlot track sales per 100 Florida Triumphs unwashed U.

S. 1 size A 5.06; Commercial size A 4.96; U. S. 1 size 4.66. Track sales LCL: Florida 100-lb.

sacks Triumphs U. S. 1 size A unwashed 5.19; Texas 50-lb. sacks Triumphs unwashed U. S.

1 minimum l'2 inches 3.27; creamers 2.00. Street sales: Florida 50-lb. sacks Triumphs U. S. 1 size A washed and unwashed 2.71-2.87.

Onions: (Per 50 No track sales reported. Street sales: Michigan yellows Wisconsin yellows Jacobsen Returns From Hospital Pfc. Robert A. Jacobsen, who was wounded by a land mine while in action with the First army, is spending a 28-day convalescent furlough with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Melvin Jacob- sen, 34 Waubesa st. Pfc. Jacobsen, an infantryman, was wounded Jan. 3 in Belgium. He was one of nine infantrymen who were hitch-hiking a ride to the front on a tank when it struck a mine.

The tank crew was killed and all of the infantrymen were injured. Jacobsen, who has been award- JACOBSEN ed the Purple Heart, received a broken wrist, burns on the face, and concussion bruises to his left side. Originally with the Ninth army, he had been moved to the First at the German break-through. The Madison infantryman arrived in the U. S.

on Feb. 19, and after treatment at Barnes General hospital, Vancouver, was sent to the Camp Carson, convalescent camp. He is a former East high pupil and was employed at Madison-Kipp Corp. before his induction on Jan. 16, 1943, 1.11 1.08 1.09 1.08'2 ,,5.

Frederick A. Pfc, son of M-arTirJlul- IlbK.KJ Mrs. Dorothea L. Starke. Milwaukee Weirick.

David, son of Mrs. Ruth I. Weirick. Janesville. Wilhelm.

Leonard son of Mrs Helma Wilhelm. Ashland. WiEiecke, Irwin. Pfc, husband of Mrs. Angeline Winiecke.

Green Bav. Wismewski. Edward Staff brother of John P. Wisniewski, Kenosha. Wrensch, Lawrence son of Mrs.

Eleanor Wrensch, Milwaukee. Erickson, Frederick Technician Fourth Grade, son of Mrs. Frances Erickson. 1209 Jenifer Madison. Frenchick.

George Pfc. son of Mrs. Johanna Frenchick. Weyerhauser. Hopfensperger.

Floyd Second son of Arthur Hopfensperger, Kimberly. Randolph Pfc, son of Mrs. Ethel Hudson. Baldwin. Jacobson, Raymond son of Leo Jacobson.

Genoa City. Jorgensen, Lawrence Second son of Mrs. Martha L. Jorgensen. Oconomowoc.

Knutson, Lester Pfc. son of Ole Knutson. Nikana. Paulson. Donald F.

Pvt son of Mis. Alice Paulson, Dorchester. Skaar. Edwin Technician Fifth Grade, husband of Mrs. Amy M.

Skaar. Taylor. Soley, Glen son of Mrs. ma Soley, Friendship. Tetzlaff.

Charles A. husband 01 Mrs. Emily Tetzlaff, Cudahy. Damaschke. Arthur Pvt son of Mrs.

Hulda Damaschke, Kenosha. Demski. Harold son of Mrs. Helen Dernski, Stevens Point. Falish, Norman.

Technician Fifth Grade, son of Mrs. Minnie Falish, New Franken. Fanta. Leo Pfc. son of Mrs.

Rose tania. tuba Maynard son of Frrtncis Flamgan. Newald Foxgrover, Charles. Staff son of Mrs. Elizabeth Foxgrover, Green Bay.

Grady, Edward. Pfc. son of Mrs. Hazel E. Grady.

125 Franklin Madison. Hillery. David son of Charles M. Hillery, Bloomington. Hohenstein.

Ralph C. son of Mrs. Mary Poler, Granton. Huber, John Second son of Peter G. Huber, Milwaukee.

Hnssli, John son of Mrs Eva Hussli. 122 James Beaver Dam. Jadin. Charles brother of David Jadin, Luxemburg. Jordahl.

Duane Staff son of Mrs Hattie Jordahl. Beloit. Kutska. Orville Technician Fifth Grade, son of Mrs. Ella Kutska, Green Bay.

Larsec. Rafael C. Technical Set con of Raymond A. Larsen, Green Bay. Luczkowski, Leonard Technician Fifth Grade, son of Mrs.

Cecelia M. Luczkowski. Milwaukee. Lemke. Paul husband of Mrs Lucillle B.

Lemke, 115 W. Third st. Beaver Dam. Martin. Nile Technician Fourth Grade, husband of Mrs.

Myrtle L. Martin, 311 N. Henry Madison. McCoy. Milton Pic.

son of Mrs. BJanche E. McCoy. North Fond du Lac Miller. Mark Pfc, husband of Mrv selma A.

Miller, Evansville. Mitchell. Earl Staff husband of Mrs. Frances E. Mitchell, ro W.

L. Scott, Mendota Beach Heights, Madi- son- wisen, naipn secona 6on cf Mrs. Olca E. Olsen. LaCrosse Albert son of Mrs.

Mary J. Plesec. SaukviUe. Ruck. Vernon Pfc, son of Mrs.

Anna Ruck. Wauwatosa. Sather. Paul son of Melvin E. sather, 3106 Center Madison, Sir-ultz.

Lyle Pfc. son of Mrs. Sariie Schultz. Menomome. Shields.

William C. pfc. son of Mrs Alvina C. Shields, 1857 Baird Madison. George Pfc.

son of Roe Snultis. Route 1, Reedsburg, korik, Rubsel Pfc, son of Mrs. i a 1.07 I.O712 1.01 .98 Dec 1.10 1.09 102 .98 BARLEY: May ...1.08 July Sept. MILWAUKEE GRAIN MILWAUKEE. Apr.

2 (U.R Grain-Oats: No. 1 white 32-42 lbs. 2 30.42 lbs. TJo 7 oi.a'a lbs. Market nomanilly four tems oeiow mese prices.

Wheat: No. 2 hard winter $174 ceiling. Rye: No. 1 and 2 Wis. MILWAUKEE MARKET LEAD MILWAUKEE, Apr.

2 (U.R) Hogs, cattle, calves, sheep steady. Wisconsin malting barley quotable feed quotable Wisconsin barley sales: 1 car No. 2 Wis. malting, 46 $1.37. No sales needles.

Barley received 101 cars; inspected. 36 cars. Corn: No. 2 yellow No. 2 white DOW-JONES STOCK AVERAGES By Thomson McKinnon 404 First National Bldg.

30 Industrials, 158.86, up 1.45. 20 Rails, 51.27. up .56. 20 Utilities. 27.75, up .11.

Volume: 650.000. Bank Stocks The following quotations are the bid and asked prices on bank stocks as furnished by Hulburd, Warren Chandler. First Central Building. Bid Asked Bankers Trust 47 49 Continental 102 104 Chase National 40 42 Irving Trust 16 17 First New York ....1780 1800 Guarante Trust 337 342 National City 39 41 Wis. Bank.

Shares 13 13 i.