The Salina Journal from Salina, Kansas • Page 22

LATEST MARKET NEWS GRAIN LIVESTOCK FINANCIAL Coast To Another Gain Biursday, NEW YORK (AP) The ttock market coasted to another fain today with trading again quiet over most of the session. The Dow Jones industrial average at 2 p.m. was up 2 97 at 827.75. Advances led declines by about 150 issues. Big Board prices "near the close included: Leasco Data Processing, off IV.

at Cities Service, un, 55V4; era it instrument, off a 63; in which a was at 28Vi, and-Loew's Theatres up 31V4. "It's pretty much the sanie thing welve had the last coupie of an analyst said, "with a lot of investors appar- 'ently staying out of. the action until the Labor Day'weekend-is over. "This backing and. filling, dawdling pattern probably will continue, until the weekend is past." The -Associated Press 60.

stock average at noon was up .2 at with industrials' up .7, rails off .1, and utilities off .1. Leasco Data Processing was ths -most active issue on the New York Exchange, largely on a block of 147,900 shares. Leasco was off at Steels and aircrafts had a higher tone. Motors generally were higher. Rails and airlines were mixed.

1:30 pm List NEW YORK prices: Admiral Allied Ch Alila Chal'. Alcoa Am A i i Am Cyan Am Motors Am T4T Anaconda. Rich Atlas Chem Cp Beat Fd Beech Air Beth Boelnjc Celanese Cp Cessna. Air Chi RI Pac Chrysler Cities Com Sat Cent C.in Cent Oil Cog GW Curtlss.Wr Dow Chra du Pont Kod Emcr -Elcq "Firestone Cp yord Gam Sko Oen Dynani 'Gen Elec Gen Mot Tel El Goodyear Grace Co Greyhound Gulf Oil Holliburt Here Inc Homestake I Int Harv Int Pap Kan GB Kan F4L Katy Ind Korr Me Litton Harcor Inc Martin it-Dorm Mid So Utll Mobil -Oil Monsan Nat Else Nat Gyps No a i Nor Pac Okta. GE NGS Pan Am Panh EP Penn Cerj Penney.

JG Pet Proct GM. RCA Reyn Met Reyn Tob Safeway Et Jos Ld St Regis Sa. Fe Ind Bears Snerry St. Ca-1 St Oil Ind St Oil XT Sun- Oil Texaco RB Trans Air Un Carbide Un Etec VIS Steel Wn Tel Weslg El Woolworlh (APJ Net 27 23 (i 72 Cht 52H 29 112'; 2TU 34 5i 21 29'j 35 26H 3TV 69 32'i 363 52 .47 ass S4H 83H 77 33H 26'; 19U 36V, 315 28T1 48H 55 20K 26 li 21H 50... 29i; 44U 3014 30 41i 51V4 33- i 93H S'iVi 30H 3TH 33H 4t 11V, 65H 43S 57H T2'i i 1'; i i i 1- 1 i i I i ii 2'i 1'i 1H 'i 'i 14 1 3SV4 44U 37)1 49 5S'i U- H-.

'i 3 i Hi STOCK AVER AGE Closing averagei 292.4, .6. MARKET SCMMAKV NEW YORK (AP) Murketi at a glance In quiet -JriE. Collon to food Corn Higher; export factor. Oats light Soybean! Higher; good demand. Butcher hogs Strong to 55 cents higher; receipts top Slaughter steera-- Not enough en hand test market.

Closing Stocks TfcurMay provided by A. o. Idwardi Co A Icon. American Tel Beech Atr Beth Steel Central Soya Jilt Chrysler jg Control 151 Comiat i i Ford General Elect oji? General Foods 7 7 4 General 7,3. Infl Penney Sf- EARN On Savings Accounts Insured To $15,000 600 South Santa Fe Phone TA 5-0264 Home' Office-- Great Corn Fe Union Pacific" Steel ejiinghouse I Investing Funds Wednesday: NEW YORK A investing companies A i i a Am Bus Am Slut Archor Group- S.K8 3.52 10.28 Slock Bullock Channlng Bilan Chenici 12.11 2.95 Drey: Lv Eaton It Howard' 12.98 12.59 7.62 16.Sf 13.23 7.29 3.22 19.96 4.15 14.22 13.SO Stock Fid Fund Financial Prog: Indust a i th Investors Group: Slut Stock Select Py Ivy Keystone Funds: Cua S3 10.X2 n.83 15.93 1S.12 4.12 5.17 8.28 9.05 5.33 S.99 9.83 13.51 14.77 10.38 29.97 21.70 9.11 9.

SO 7.81 8.52 9.1* Gth Mais Tr Mu Omg Mu Omln iltit Trst Nat Secur Ser: Stock Pioneer Price Funds: Grwth Puritan Putnam Fur.ds: 5 8 12 11 Relec Am Technol Vn-nC Gl Twn Inc United Accra Incom UFd Value Line Fd: vai Line Wssh Mu 1027 8 3 13.02 2) 34 10 oo 14. 11.10 10.13 4.43 4 7 6 7.53 14.19 7.9.5 7.9J Wlodeld 5 S2 B.98 S.6S 13.23 16.75 5.59 11.18 2.69 9.37 14.23 21.34 10. SI 15.64 12.4* 10.9S 8.69 4.54 5.20 8.23 15.51 8.70 S.6» g.eo 13.73 13.00 CASH. ORAI.V CHICAGO ifAP) Ko 2 hard yellow No. 2 soft rtd l.2*Un.

Corn No 2 yellow 1.2THn. No 1 extra heavy white Soybean! -No 1 yel-- low 2.5Sn. Soybean oil CHICAGO LIVE BEEF CATTUB (Suppli-d by Golle and Carkener. Inc 1 Prev. Open High Ixiw Close Close 28.70 2S.72 23.45 21.52 28.70 2T.97 27.97 27.80 27.87 27.60 27.67 27.45 27.50 27.8O Oct Dec Feb Apr June .17.40 47.50 27.3« 27.W 27.4T 27.37 17.54 17.57 27.45 27.45 J7.SO '70 Oct Dec Feb T.tVK HOGS Prev.

Open HIsh Low Close Close 23.05 23.20 22.90 25.00 23 95 ll.CO 23.30 23.00 23.00 23.20 22.75 22.75 22.55 22.55 22 67 Stock Index NEW YORK (AF) New York- Stock closint index: Market up 18 Index 52.55 up 0.21 55.47 up O.ST TratuporUtlon 42.38 up 0 OS Utility 40.89 off ff.OS Finance eT4i up 0.55 Brushfires Hit French Rivera NICE, France (AP) Two ozM or more brushfires blazed along the French Rivera today from the Pyrenees to the Italian frontier. Police speculated some were deliberately set. Officials said several thousand acres were burned out, adding to the more than 10,000 acres ravaged by fires last weekend. Export Hopes Boost Grains Thursday, Aug. CHICAGO (AP) Active trading based largely on gome trade thinking that export busi ness in farm products mighl soon reopen between the United States and Communist countries sent commodity futures prices higher from around 1 to cents a bushel on the Chicago Board of Trade Thursday.

Trade was mixed after a fairly light and irregular news filtered to the floor that the government had approver a license to do $235,000 worth of corn business with East Ger many. There has been no trade in agricultural products with Communist countries for several years and this country has a sizable stockpile of grains. At the close, wheat was up to 1V4 cent a bushel higher, September 1.27^z; corn was.around VA cent higher, September 1.23%; oats were mostly lower September 59 rye was lower, September 1.09V. and soy beans were around cent high er, September 2.46%. Wheat futures purchases Thursday: Prev.

session 12,700,000. Week ago 11,920,000. Year ago 26,790,000. Open interest in wheat futures the "previous session totaled 122,825,000 bushels. KANSAS errv CASH KANSAS crry (APJ 107 cars: unchanged to up No.

2 a.nd dark hard L34- 1.7:i5;; No. 3 1.33%-1.3*n- No. 2 red 1.34-1.35»;n; No. 3 1.33-1.34. Corn cars; unchanged to down cent.

No 2 2.15- 2.40n; No. 3 1.55-2.35n- No 2 yellow mixed 1.27il-1.28'l;No. 3 1.26. Oats 1 7 a down '1 to up white cent. No.

2 3 Milo maize 2.14-2.1T Rye Barley 85-95 n. Soybeans 2.45'i-2.51n. Sacked bran 42.00-42.75 Sacked shorts 42.00-42.75. Wheat closed (o cent higher. cmr HlKh Low Close J.23H 1.30'.

1.29V1 1.30V4 3.32 1.33 1.32 1.3H1 1.35V, 1.34:1 1.35S 1.35VJ 1.3SU 1.35« 1.3614 1.34 1.34 1.33?i" 1.34 Sep Die Itch May Jul CHICAGO FUTURES CHICAGO (AP) Thursday: Low Close Close WHEAT Sep 1.2TH 1.26; 1.27H 1.26'i Dee 1.33'! 1.32 1.33tt 1.32 Mar 1.3651 1.35?; 1.36% 1.3515, a 1.37',; 1.35?, 1.37 138 May 1.3714 1.35-i 1.37 1.3S CO I-KW 1- 1-3S Mar Jul OXn i.is^i 1.17:4 1.22 I.24=i 1.2S1 1.2714 1.2 Dec War Mar Jul RYE Bep Dec Mar Slay Jui SOYBEANS' Sep Nov Jan liar May Jul .58 1.0H1 1.0» l.H. 1.13 1.16 l.isy. 1.18H 1.18 J.2114 .59 .597 .631,4 .18 .68 1.0914 1.0954 1.131.4 l.lSVi 1.I5K US 1.18 1.18S 2.36H 2.35% 2. 2.4S'i 2.45H 2.4511 J.4SH 2.48 2.45«i'2.45 2.48S 2.48 KANSAS CITT UVESTOCK KANSAS CITY Cattle 4.800; 300; feeder and. prime 50O-630 Ib 31.50-33.50; choice 650-750 ib 30.0031.50 choice 750-950 Ib 29.0030.50; calves choice prime 300-00 Ih 23.50-27.60; 400500 Ib 23.50-25.50.

HOKS 4.0CO; barrows and Rills 1-2 225-235 Ib 26.65-65: 1-3 I 28.00-50- 250-279 3-4 300 Ib 25.50-«5; 1-3 190 Ib 25.50. Sheep 200; 17.00-28.00. KANSAS crry PKODCCE KANSAS CITY (AP)-- Whole- tfff unchanged: large, 80 eent A 41-M; medium, ceai A 34-39. iVtter unchanged: grade A Ib, (olid grade A lt, quar- SO. CHICAGO PKODUOZ CHICAGO (AP) Butter AA 68: JJ A 68; 90 68.

SO per cent or better grade A whites 46: mediums 3ft; atandardi 40; checki LOCAL MAKKETC Thundiy: WHEAT-- 11.11. BARLEY-- TOc. HMTT Ic (5 overt Light Hera ibu OM 4c. The Baron and The Baroness travel in circles 're nolNng without gour love. Phone'TA Mother and Son Actress Elizabeth Taylor walks with son, Michael Wilding 16, after greeting him at London airport.

While she was welcoming him, the chauffeur of her Rolls Royce received a parking ticket. (UPI Photo) Deaths and Funerals ANTONIO SANCHEZ Antonio Sanchez, 86, 524 N. 3rd, a retired railroad worker and a Salina resident since 1915, died Thursday at St. John's hospital. Mr.

Sanchez became ill at his home and died shortly after he was admitted to the hospital. Mr. Sanchez was born Sept. 2, 1882, at Rincon de Romas, Mexico, and came to Salina from McPherson. His wife, Maria Alva Sanchez, died in 1936.

He was a Roman Catholic. Surviving are 3. sons, Joseph, S. 2nd, and Santos and Philip, both of 524 N. 3rd; a daughter, Mrs.

Juanita Anguiano, La Candalaria Hernandez, Rincon de Romos, Mexico; 24 grandchildren and 43 great-grandchildren. The funeral will be announced by the Rush Smith funeral home. HENRY G. GRUENTHAL GLASCO Henry George Gruenthal, 78, Glasco, died Wednesday at the Ottawa county hospital, Minneapolis. He was born Sept.

9, 1891, in Glasco and was a lifelong resident, Mr. Gruenthal was a retired tarmer. He was a member of St. Paul's Lutheran Church, Glasco. Surviving are the widow, Alia, of the home, 2 step-daugh- ers, Mrs.

Maxine Jones and VIrs. Jean Bonneau, both of Glasco; and 2 brothers, George, Tujunga, and Walter, Lone Pine, Calif. The funeral will be at 10:30 am Saturday at the church, the Sev. Wendell Berggren officiating. Burial will be in the Glasco cemetery.

The Dean funeral home, Glasco, i in charge. CLAYTON A. RUNDLE LOGAN Clayton A. Rundle, lifetime Logan resident, died here Wednesday afternoon. Mr.

Rundle was born near Logan -and was a retired farmer. Survivors include a son, Ches- Ugan; 3 daughters, Mrs Charlotte Schurz, Logan; 'Mrs. Cans Cooper, Petaluma, and Mrs. Corrine Warman, 832 Hancock, Salina; 2 brothers, McKinley, Logan, and Richard, Colorado Springs, and a sister, Mrs Mae Andrews, Oxford, Neb. funeral will be at 2 pm Saturday at the Christian Church in Logan, the Rev.

Mark Huntley officiating. Burial will be in Pleasant View cemetery, Logan. The Eckhart funeral home is in charge. PAUL L. LOVAN WICHITA The funeral for Paul L.

Lovan, 57, a former Sa- linan who died Wednesday at St. Joseph's hospital, Wicliita, will be at 1 pm Friday in the St. Francis of Assissi Romn Catholic church here, the Rev. Thomas McGread officiating. Mr.

Lovan was born Oct. 2S, 1911 in Dalgnin, He moved from Salina in 1951. A World War 2 veteran, he was a member of the Wichita Chamber of Commerce, the Roman Catholic church and the Centennial square dance club. He was the owner of Lovan Machinery Co Wichita. Survivors are the widow, Marjorie, of the home; 3 daughters, Mrs.

Marva Jo McCracken and Mrs. Gary L. Sestina, both of Wichita and Miss Myra Lovan, of the home; 3 sisters, Mrs. Loraine Youngquist, Marysville; Mrs. Eleanor Vannucci, Williamsport, and Mrs.

Elizabeth Hightower, Euless, and a brother, Owen Lee, Wichita. Burial will be in Resthaven Garden cemetery, Wichita. A Rosary will be said at 7:30 pm Thursday at the Cochran mortuary. The family suggests memorials to the Sedgwick county heart association. Republicans Are iggest Spenders WASHINGTON (AP) As part of the Republicans' successful presidential campaign last j'ear they spent twice as much as the Democrats on television and radio campaigning.

The Federal Communications Commission said Wednesday Republican expenditures were listed at $15.5 million for both primary and general election contests. The Democrats spent $10.9 million. However in presidential primaries, the Republicans spent $2.9 million to the Democrats' million. KiHed in Crash KANSAS CITY, Kan (AP) Mrs. Nettie M.

Miller, 73, of Kansas City, was killed Wednesday when the ca she was driving was struck by a by a freight train, police said. You will be happily surprised. Classified Ads sell old things. Weafhei Forecasts KANSAS Variable cloudiness through Friday Lows tonight in 60s. Highs Friday in 90s.

ZONE FORECASTS ZONE 4 Mostly cloudy to night and early Friday followed by partly cloudy and a little warmer Friday afternoon. South erly winds 15 to 20 mph tonight Low upper 60s. High Fri day around 90. Zone. 4 Ellis.

F.usiell. Rush and Barton Counties. ZONES 5 and 6 Partly cloudy tonight and Friday. A little warmer Friday. Low tonight near 70.

High Friday around 90. Zone 5 Smitn, Republic, Washington, Rooks, Osborne Mitchell. Cloud and Clay Counties. Zone Saline. JlcPherson Rice, Ellsworth, Lincoln, Ottawa, Dickinson and iTarion Counties.

SALINA WEATHER City Airport: Temp, at 2 pm 86. Min. Thursday 66. Max. Wednesday 87.

FAA Reported -at pm Barometer 30.03 steady. Wind 15 MPH. Relative Humidity 63 percent. Lowest this date 42 in 1916; highest 109 in 1921. Friday Sunrise 6:56 am; sunset 8:06 pm.

Alprort (By FAA): Today's Record Hospital Admissions St. John's 2-4 pm, Asbury Z-t pm, pm Asbury Lloyd II. Armstrong, Salina RFD Kirk Alan 80- gart, 212 F. J. Brettle, 1115 Johnstown; Albert C.

Dannenfeld, 525 Baker; Mrs. Bill Fleming, 404 Yale; U. Neal Gish, 407 Yale; Randy L. Kuhn, 1202 Faith; Ray D. Lindsay, 945 S.

1Kb; Mrs. Kenneth Mann, 664 S. 9th; Mrs. Laverne Parks, 724 N. 5th; Lloyd E.

Webb, 2338 EcigehilJ; Mrs. Sieve Welbom, 3316 Indian Rock Lane; Mrs. Ernest Windholz, 881 Windsor; Ralph C. Douglas Junction City; Charley E. Howie.

Abilene; Mrs. Edward F. Johnson, Junction City; Mrs. Dale Mettlen, Sylvan Grove; Mrs. I.

Lillie Swenson, Center. St. John's Stanley E. Beck, 2033 Quincy; Erica D. Bonam, 1828 Robert; Mrs.

Jo Ella 306 E. Mulberry; Gary Dean Drummond 508 Lena; Mrs. Donald Goracke, 1010 lllh; Donald C. Jarvis, Salina RFD Mrs. Ruby M.

Lewis, 216 N. 13th; Mrs. Loren Morrow, 1001 N. 9th; Carmen M. Perrin, 801 9th; Everett F.

Pratt, 519 Inez; Willie O. Walker, 440 S. 9th; Mrs. Lester Wenndt, 728 Ralph; Mrs. Larry Yeagley, 211 Baker; James T.

Abercrombie, Lindsborg; Nannette G. Cowan, McPherson; Mrs. Robert A. Heindchs, Abilene; Joe D. Koeh.n, Galva; Earl Largent, Oakhill; Harold C.

Neifert, Glen Elder; Isabel Mike Perez, Kanopolis; Mitchell S. Saunders, Minneapolis; Bradley E. Young, Chapman. Hospital Dismissals Asbury Mrs. Pearl A.

Graybill, 905 S. 5th; Floyd L. Carter, Tribune; Dennis Gassman, Delphos; G. Arthur Jones, Norton; Clarence A. Lundquist, Lindsborg; Christine Trost, Concordia.

St, John's Donald P. Baker, 627 Washington; Susan A. Breault, 119 S. College; Ann F. Fisher, 150 N.

Phiilips; Mrs. Bonnie Hill, 211 Idaho; Jim Little, 834 N. 12th; Hazel Vaughn Mason, 811 E. Kirwin; Mrs. Wayne McMurray, 856 Choctaw; Joyce E.

Wyss, 725 S. 9th; James M. Cline, Kanopolis; Mrs. Lewis Everett, Abilene; Gilbert Hileman, Sharon Springs; James Johnson, Solomon; Ernst Floyd Kasiska, Kanopolis; Patricia Jo Kasiska, Kanopolis; Timothy Wednesday pm 3 4 831 1 ajn 7 9 10 11 Thursday ss: SS! 6 S2j 7 9 76110 73 12 Midnight T2 11 12 noon 1 pm 71 70 69 67 67 67 66 68 72 77 82 S4 Weather Throughout Nation THE ASSOCIATED High Albany, cloudy Albuquerque, clear Atlanta, clear Bismarck, cloudy Boise, clear Boston, cloud Buffalo, cleur Charlotte, clear Chicago, cloudy- Cincinnati, clear Cleveland. clouds- Denver, clexr De.i Molnej.

cloudy Detroit, clear Fairbanks, clear Fort Worth, clear Helena, clear Honolulu, clourtv- Indianapolls, Jacksonville. cloudy cloudy Juneati, clear Kansas City, Los Angeles, cloud Louisville, cloudy Memphis, clear i a i cloudy Milwaukee, cloudy SJpls-Su cloudy New Orleans, cloud New York, clear Okla. City, cloudy Omaha, cloudy 0 Philadelphia, cloudy 76 Phoenix, clear 105 PRESS if I'r. 50 62 57 60 5S 50 72 55 62 67 57 3S 71 49 62 74 3S 73 B5 61 Si 77 63 To 70 63 53 SS 0 TOPPER DELICIOIJS CHICKEN and SHRIMP Available Sept. 1 Labor Day ON CARRY OUT ORDERS ONLY Serving 10:30 AM 7:30 PM Monday Only For Panics, Family Gatherings or Boxed Individually.

7 ny Quantity ickiy in dvance wish, we'll have your order ready. If you are traveling or going to the lake this weekend Topper Chicken is Delicious Cold too! TOPPER CHICKEN IS GOOD "HOT or COLD" Phone TA 7-8701 1600 S. 91h Mr. Mrs. W.

W. Remmers Daily 11 id ays 11 12 Koster, Beverly; Heather A. Me- 1 Cabe, Wichita; Mrs. Claude 0. Mourer, Abilene; Karl W.

Ruiz, Abilene; George Zerr, Park. Births Boyg Mr. and 'Mrs. Loren Morrow, 1001 N. 9th, 6 6 Aug.

27 at St. John's; Mr. and Mrs. Laverne Parks, 724 N. 5th, 6 6 Aug.

28 at Asbury. Girls Mr. and Mrs. Donald Groacke, 1010 N. llth, 6 2 Aug.

27 at St. John's; Mr. and Mrs. Larry Yeagley, 211 Baker, 7 11 Aug. 27 at St.

John's. Courts Municipal Traffic William J. Squires, 603 W. Elm, improper turn, Daniel J. Ayers, Bavaria, speeding, Magistrate Michael P.

Della- Maggiora, Ft. Riley, joyriding, 2-year parole; Edward H. Martin, 209 S. 9th, obtaining money under false pretenses, 1-year parole; Joyce Wheeler, 1518 Kiowa, bad check, 1-year parole. Fire Alarms 11:45 am Wednesday 110 At- Fuel Tax Law Test Cast Filed TOPHKA (AP) Ally.

Gen. Kent Frizzell fulfilled today his promise to file a test case to determine the validity of a provision of the. 1969 motor fuel tax and freeway law. The attorney general filed in Shawnee County District Court a suit that, in effect, asks the court to support his earlier opinion that -a provision prescribing a priority index formula for the construction of freeways is so contradictory that it is useless. Meanwhile, the Highway Commission decided Wednesday to go ahead and draw up a priority list for building freeways.

Frizzell asked the court: I. to declare the provision for the priority index formula to be invalid; 2. to declare that all other sections of the act are valid; 3. to restrain the Highway Commission from using the priority index formula written by the legislature. Though technically a defendant in the suit, the Highway Commission would prefer to use its own oE methods for determining priorities.

lanla, Doris Dookens, fire, car overheated when left running in garage. pm Wednesday Near Ohio and Cloud, automobile engine car owned by JanetU Jore, 306 N. Penn, $50 damage. Marriage Licenses Joseph Butts, 18, and Laura Robinson, 19, both of Sab'na. Deeds Recorded William H.

Cralgmiles and i to Andrew B. Johnson and wife, South GJ It. Lol 8, Elect 3, Belmont addition. John W. ifcGulrc and wife to John R.

Copley anil wife, Lot 3, Block 3 Gebhart Manor addition. Regina. Conzales and husband to Urban Renewal Lota 23 25 2T, Block 13. Morris addition. W.

A. Bachofer and i to Isaac i i a and wire. Lot Block 11 Episcopal Military Institute' addition. Secretary of Housing Urban Development to James E. Bradley and Lots 1 and 2, Block 64, First addition to Frtle M.

Harris and i to Harold Alden Marine and wife, Lot 7, Block 21, Belmont addition. Joseph C. Karcher and i to Terry Odie and wife, South ft. Lot 11 and the north 25 ft. Lot 12, Block 4, Key Acres addition, corrected plai.

Nels R. Johnson and wife to James R. Nelson and wife, West half of the northeast quarter of Section 6 township IS, range 3 Ifaurine Peterson et al to'jrerla r. Edlnboroufh and wife, Lot 5, Block 2i, Southern Heights addition. Sees Alaskan Oil Shortage By LAWRENCE E.

DA VIES (C) New York Times FAIRBANKS, Alaska A University of Alaska research economist startled a science conference Wednesday by asserting that Alaska might be shortchanged billions of dollars in bids from oil companies in a land lease sale next month. The economist, Gregg Erickson, estimated the net worth of about 400,000 acres on Alaska's North Slope being offered for lease Sept. 10 at S2 to S4 billion. Petroleum industry sources have suggested bidding at the sale might yield Alaska around $1 billion. Erickson suggested the sale be postponed for 6 months to permit the Alaska legislature to revise the state's oil leasing policy.

Oi! companies have drilled discovery wells near Purdhoa Bay in what has been described as one of the world's great oil fields. Classified ads get results. AUSTIN'S FOOD MARKET PRICES GOOD FRTOAY AND Quantity Reserved SINCE 1SSS Jo-Mar Figure "8" ICE MILK Jiy.Kl.is HAMBURGER DILLS 35c Mnn.trrh PiffoH Tall RIPE OLIVES lobby's TOMATO JUICE 2 tS? 79 Family Size NESTEA ronaich MAXDARIJf j' ORANGES V.icht Club Elberfa PEACHES ZKSTA Saltine CRACKERS MIKA-KOAI s-oz. CUPS Jsortbrrn White or Colors NAPKINS 4 1.00 2--25C Phone TA 5-5454 SARA LEE CINNAMON ROLLS iOc) 59c GUY'S FRESH, CRISP POTATO CHIPS Reg. 69o Sizd 49c RICH'S COFFEE RICH 2 Pint Cartons 39c HICKORiT BLEXBEO CHARCOAL 59c VAX CAMP'S PORK BEANS Tins 5 1.00 PRODUCE.

Sm Fancy, Crisp, California PRUNE PLUMS Fancyt Colorado JONATHAN APPlES 2 2 Xcw Crop Lb. 10c 45c 25c 25c 2 Ihs 39c Armour Star SLICED BACON 79c Center Cut CHUCK ROAST 69c CHICKEN UVERS 98c Boned Rolled PORK ROAST 75c Ronrlcss Shoulder or CHUCK STEAK 89c 5 Krcsh Mtulc POTATO SALAD 45c FHESIl BEEF BRISKET TM 99c WII.SOX FESTIVAL HAM HALF OR WHOLE M.19 FRYING CHICKEN BREASTS Ib. 1'EGS Jb. 70c W1XGS Ib. 30c BACKS Ib.

25c WI1OLK CHICKEX M..