The Kansas City Star from Kansas City, Missouri • 12

TITE KANSAS CITY STAR WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 19 1911 THE KANSAS CITY STAR WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 113 11111 12 I '135340: 91 score 34'20: 90 nore' and evil vsc: 90 score' and evil TODAY'S CROSS WORD PUZZLE Northern Minnesotc 1008: over Western Weshington and Oregon 1027: over East ern rentiliVIVentit Virginia and the Caro linos 1027 The reeding at Kansas Cite wee 1008 compared with 1011 yesterday morning YroWersoloommassoriews Nter Counter ter II I lit FP PI 1 147111111" 104-1 1 0711 I Fd 2 41 tea 02 Lt 01 1 sii8MAAL Nome I I I 1 Members of the third generation of the New comer family are associated with this organization assuring continuity of the Newcomer tradition of superior service and personal Newcomer attention to every detail lieWCOMer'S Otterit no own eroma tolumborium motorcycio es colt And quartet atiy) IkLVAJO I I I LW kakakt I a I I I I 04 I I SROOK1 AMERICAN SERVICE COMPANY of Kansas City Ice MilnUfftetUr era operating throughout the South and Southwest todny 1Un31 minced that in UdditiOn to the War $3 dividend on the preferred stock the arrears of 250 a share also win be paid Directors today authorized the $550 payment to be mode December 23 to holders Of record December II Last December the company paid $2 a share on the $3 preferred stock and no action was taken in July of this year It was understood that earnings were more than sufficient to cover the $3 regular requiretnent and that part of arrears was made up from the earned surplus eccount The company's preferred stock was very active and reached new high ground today The stock was (muted St 26 bid during the morning up i4 points from yesterday MPANY Ifactur- itit the ity an- he reg referred nre also Ire2835'5tol) I Last a share no tic- Year tunings cover id that Oln the ck was high quoted hg up MEM 111111111111111 1111111111111 MOM 1111111111111 MEIN 11111111111111111110111111 111111111111111111r MINIM IMIIIM Al IMAM UMW 1111111111' MIME lailvAiammx WNW MN 1111111151M11111 111111111' ANNE 121111111111117 4511111111111Willa 111111111111' 111111MUSII Mgr 1111111111111111V 0111111111111 111111111111 OEM 111111111 EMU tr" '11A I I I 113 I I I 1'' I I I I I I I 18 19 20 I I 1--T471 I I 1 111 I IfZZ9A 22 I I 41 I vt IL' I eu I I 5" I ce I I I 1-eZZ 1 I I I lanomy Eno" 301111 AIME ANN 52 11111111 is 57 I III 1 I I I' III I 11 VZri I 1 I I liarro I I Wool Situation Foreseen for 1942 ttly the Associated Press) NEW YORK Nov pros pect that the 1942 domestic production of wool will be insufficient to more than meet military demands In the United States next year WHA foresoen today by the Research Institute of America a private bussnem business information service which keeps in close touch with responsible ituthorities This outlook for wool supplies is contained in report "priorities and nllocations" designed to show businessmen and industrialists how to cope with defense supply problems through the office for emergency Inn nagement The Research Institute offered a table showing "the latest most accurate picture of the scarce materials left over to meet civilian demand tater defense needs are taken care of" It Indicates that for the remainder of this year there will be only one pound of aluminum avaiiable for civilian purposes for every fifty-two pounds of civilan demand NE eet Lon more In tli fore stittr nem solid spot) Th coma alloct nem cope throli inn no Th table cura rials nd cut it mein only able Pu Han his wit rs I a City IN frlde1111(i "waukee 1611 SP lasukee 4icannee 011 Hat 4 Forst 0W Lowell I Ut be hel Ld W8ar 3o A 13 119 ta 0 FA at 18 a 8 att state AI 'Intro" is ironing rimrh IarY rertor 10BERTS( phd IL the Dm' tglaro 1 i'y Wads in stilt 416 Mull 11 oi mortin rIATHER1 paSFrd 1-en Thutl sttO LInW 81Y)A1 Mrs alvaV Serve Chapel And A( metho( scud terv NEV 'TIA1" Kr i 1 rs I city IN andrhIld la aukett 10 SP '1nakee tdert dill liar "1 'J ow Lovell a Ill be hal w)ar 30 RI EED1-1' 119 liig tligsal'au 5atraatI6 lonrning )4tR'11(1''bralo opy11d 1 mr) 1 I tre'l equipment which we use our ot vehicles a everything about our home Is kept Inocifrn from year to year Mrs Forster service is always the last word In excellence unfailingly mod erately priced The equipment which we use our vehicles the last word in excellence unfailingly mode A-I- -A NEWCOMER'S SONS I 14'14--' II-- II 1 I 1-YRNEion e'476 Madison died Tuesday morning at Joseph hospital Funeral from The Parlors Linwood Main Friday morning services at Sacred Heart church 26th ell Madison 9 o'clock interment Weary mile tery Quirk Tobin Co DMIxR07nM0111 14 away Nov 18 1941 NEWCOMER'S SONS 100034 IMPERIALICZMrs Lillian 512 Campbell piteeed away Nov 17 1041 Survived bv her huahand Benny Inmeriale: mother Mrs Joeephine Dragna: brother speed Dragna 512 Campbell: Nick Dregna Inds peadence Sas: SiSterti Mrs Anthony Ci polla 512 Campbell: Mrs Dominick Whim! 511 Campbell an uncle Mr 11 2621 Indiana Mrs Imperiale will lie 11 blato Wednesday Vnn's at the Selmeio Chapel until time of funeral services Fn davmorning 9 o'clock at Holy church Interment St Mary' cemetery A Sehheto rimers' porn VI 8154 of 4047 Ila1ft inin-3 passed away November 18 1941 ase years Private services Please omit fiew era Cremation STINE McCLURE WEstpOrt 7777 Anna 1205 40th st 77 named away Nov 18 1941 Survived by one daughter Mies Anna Kim of the home 4 sons William Kirn 1524 Holmes at: George Kim Mt Vernon Wash: Poll Kirn Sacramento Calif and Can Kim Loa Angeles Calif Funeral notice later Wagner Funeral Home VA 4589 age 56 of 2430 Sensing ton paased away Nov 17 1941 Sur vived by acne Robert Trefa and August Trefa Jr and daughter Misa Marie Tiels all of the home: brothers Martin Tills 2814 Prospect Frederick Trefs Carroll ton Mo sister Mrs Elizabeth Jacobson 424 Armstrong Kansas City Sac recita tuns of the Rosary 8 in Wednesday et the residence 2430 Kensington from where funeral will be held 8:30 Thursday morn jug Services Et Michael's church 24tri and Brighton 9 o'clock Interment Mt Calvary cemetery Kansas City Km Mel lody-McGilley tr 7717 PHONE AN AD TO HARRISON 1200 Funerals Prances Galbreath 1717t1 passed Away at her home in Sullivan Mo Nov 17 1941 Survived by husband Arthur Elliott of the home: sons Vick of Georgia: Tulsa ok: brothers Id Galbreath Parkville: Will Galbreath KRII SIAS City Services 2 o'clock Thursday at the Noland Funeral Home Parkville Banal In Parkville age 73 years 1413 State ave missed away Tuesday Mr Gibbons will Its in state at his home where services will be held 745 Thursday inPrin tug and 815 o'clock St Peter's church Interment St Marys cemetery JOS A BUTLER'S SONS A r' '2 2 A age 59 died Tuesday al his home in Grandview Mo Funeral services Thursday morning at 11 o'clock at the George Chapel Grandview Me Graveside service and burial at Marshall Mo at 2:30 Thursday 7 A 4 Dania a A 00 24 PIIlt bv I needy illed" dam! Val a 1:641 Fri ti err 4ery 0 1-- 44 llias i bbtt "ths end Fd Through 48 ears to Leadership iini1111MIEMEMEEMS Through 48 Years to 111111111MIEM Vertical Avnbto ORDER OF GOLDEN It Lill Itorizontal a editor titter 4-1mitator ruler editor 55217-13(n 1 A tralized carlote 3 ao score 33c 86 score 3114c Range of egg futures! High Low Wed Tues Stile pk firsts Nov3260 3200 3240 32 00 pk fasts Dec3130 3100 3120 3145 Star pk firsts Jan302 5 2980 2993 3023 Range of butter tuttres: Stor stris Nov 33 85 3360 3365 3355 Sum At tiS Dre 3175 33 60 33 75 3175 Star stds Jon 3390 3375 3390 3390 Moe side Feb 3415 34 00 34 15 3420 idiot aids Mar 3340 3340 3340 Range of cheese Ramis: Single daisies Nov 2423 2425 Range of potato futures Idaho November 245 245 2 45 240 Idaho January 290 288 200 201 Idaho March 317 317 Round Wiliteti No'v 125 125 Live 33 trucks Helli over 5 pounds 181sc: under 5 pounds 14tar: Leghorn broilers 218 pounds down colored 161ac: Plymouth Rocks 19e: White Rocks 171ac: springs over 4 pounds colored 15c Plymouth Rocks 170: White Rocks' 181sc: under 4 pounds colored 1512e: Plymouth Rocks 19c: White Rocks 17120: boreback chickens 13c: roosters 13tse: Leghorn roosters 121ic: ducks 41e pounds up colored 14e white 15c small colored 13e white 13c geese 12 pounds down 14c over 12 Pounds 13e: turkeys young hens 25ct young turns1 18 pounds down 21e over 18 pounds 18e: old hens 25c old toms tic: capons 7 pounds up 20c: under 7 pounds 20e Dressed young 101118 A grade under 18 pounds 28e: A grade 18 pounds and over 25c grade 23tac: grade 21e young hens A grade 12 pounds and down 291ac: A made over 12 pounds 29ree: grade 2911c: grade 2115o old hens 24e: old toms Ole NEW 'YOR? Nov 19543 cases: limey extras 40 la es 44e: ex 40c: graded firsts 38c: mediums 34e dirties No 1 311e 3114e: average checks 2944130c 878762 PouneLs higher than extras 3814 3712e: 92 score 353400 36c 09-61 score 32141(341ue 8487 score Dressed 13oxed fowl 36 to 42 pounds 17419c: 48 to 54 pounds 20122e: 60 to 65 pounds 224124c: chickens broilers 2014 41221ac: fryers 2011 22e: 19121i 231e: old roosters 171 120 turkeys western Young hens 2701 i 32e young toms 21 ei 301e: far western 1 young hens 28141324c: young toms 2240 3114e: northwestern young hens 274132e: ming toms 21 4 311se southwestern young hens 26031c: yong toms 210 30c Frozen boxes fowls 36 to 42 pounds 174i 19e: 48 to 54 pounds 200 22c: 60 to 65 pounds p9024c: broilers 249 30e old roosters 1710120c: turkeys unquoted ducks 185019e Live freight: Fowls colored 194120e: 14c: chickens Rocks 224 23c: colored 184r20c: Leghorn 15 tt 16c: pullets Rocks 23c: colored 22e old rooters 16e: hen turkeys 30431c: young toms 24'425e: ducks 14015e 89 score 32e: 88 High Low Wed Tues 3260 3200 3240 32 00 3130 3100 3120 3145 3025 2980 2995 3025 nitres: 33 85 3360 3365 3355 3175 33 60 33 75 3175 3190 3375 3300 3390 3415 34 00 34 15 3420 3340 3340 3340 LItUe 2425 2425 'utureir 245 245 2 45 240 290 288 290 201 317 317 125 125 Mits 35 trucks Helli Isc under 5 pounds 12e broilers 218 Peel 16'SO: PlYmouth Kock 17iSc: springs lord 15c: Plymouth 161sc: under 4 12e Plymouth Rocks 7i3c boreback chicklkser: Leghorn roosters Rinds up colored 14e bored 13c: white 13c ri 14c: over 12 pounds lens 25c: voting toms over 18 pounds 18c: toms 17c: capons 7 sr 7 pounds 20c Turkeys young toms units 28c: A grade 18 grade 23)8c: as A grade 12 pounds trsde over 12 pounds grade 2115c: old 21e ogres 40 Is 4)44c: ex Is 38c: mediums 34c 1)8c average checks 78762 pouneks: higher rise 92 score 353400 i2(341)e 8487 score resh: Boxed fowls 19c: 48 to 54 pounds unds 224124c: chick 2isc fryers 201122e old roosters 17')Ir a Young hens 278f 6 30'se: far western Young toms 2240 Young hens 274132c: 'se: southwtstern yong toms 2140 fowls 36 to 42 a 54 pounds 200 23e: 4c: broilers 249 30c turkeys unquoted eight: Fowls colored 4c: chickens Rocks it20e: 15 23c colored 22e: old keys 30431e: young 140 15c A THOROUGH 42 44 9 E1's Free ALWAYS 14RNES Blvd 1ld LL 0 ALTMAN'S 4611 ratic F714 able Ll our Illanv Heir nd condole 4nt Mt IN lo'Ing and fat passed aael Jug a Just Jost a That Sadiy and family Vic WRV 11 our latighl 1011gel ILIA In our foreve rnte IN lovInte mother way three Ic miteed b' wilham Wa Baum an Fro YS ALWAYS irl-aSNES Slid II 1 hd LT 0 ALT 111'1 p' Ie'I and family of rnmorv aster Vet: 1 our Euvah Iona' I a In cot for( te Sadkmts lo-ritc mother I pvolt three le mised b' wallam Wa Battnt an ------1 nti a l'AN A10 RY EtY STINE McCLURE SINCE 1861 Maintaining in Kansas City one standard of service the highest to alt regardless of financial circumstance STINE 11161 Sim IS Maintaining in Ken standard of eel highest to alt re of financial circa I I faM0 I European by Verdi 1971Teostrievrelcne 65-45011annagte: dtriend I4-8ou I western imam India" Organ ment hurnorist 0- Queen Of England Answer to Yesterday's Puzzle ail Ulna vessel nirlinn norinn a togas tiro El 0 MEI RE1111317111 Fir II nnnrinrivo AIR Ell mann "I rimer 11 11 rt FIR 0 111 a El El 1 rt If tool Ian gutty Mann 111 ROMP vehicle norm Bruin COnitthe 0 111110171111PrIRM ion Boom a rum non 37-11-mure gall 1111111111111 Finn millartnninnnotnn 13 14 15 18 20 21 22 23 27 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 37 38 39 scuttle meas ure the ocean 01 learning food curved planking Josh place In charge child CR mage drama tist letter lection 43-11abbit stroke in so tar as it is make lace Solution will be in The Star tomorrow of mortuary (val ity and costs shows our prices are reasonable OVER AO VEARg OF EXPERIENCE AND FROGMAN Football and floats but that this situation will Improve Missouri university's football sue- next year to the extent that Civilian cesses this year are making a lot of demands will be only six times the people happy besides gridiron fans of arstiable supply the Tigers Early next year the holders The table showing tn ratio of of the remaining 5 per unt stadium supply to civilian requiremznts in' bonds probably will be paid in full eluded: rind some of the field house bonds wtil 1941 1242 be retired Alumihurm 1 to 52 I to 6 The football' team has the Kansas Bross I to 3 Ito 4 cc4ttp1 1 to It 'tot game yet to play anti it may get a hides "1 to 1:2 1 to 2 call for a "bowl" game On the basis magnesium' None for civilians of operating profit thus far this year Nivitel NOtte 1 to 3 earnings should set a new high mark Pig iron 1 to Li I to I It is reported It aaber 6 1 to 7 I to 6 Last year the profit amounted to slot 1 to 3 Unknown' about 645 000 and in 1939 it was about wool Ito 1 8 None $35000 The record was In 1938 when the net WAS about $60000 The $27000 of remaining stadium bonds will be retired on January 1 and some reduction of the 6195000 debt DUCE agatnst the field honk also is asmired The two bond issues were consent dated In it reorganization which wits completed in August 1039 Fag poultry and butter prices were um changed at Kausas City today All It Not Cam Entitle'" demand for poultry here was Reports are current In fi tA lwt In eery good exceeding early Predictions to ftrtellt that the proposed I PInhandie istern Pipe Lim "I COM- '''4 "'es Mmt lirms worked late last nicht filling orders for the Thanksglring pony may be subject to coneiderainJ re vlsion Last a eel( directors au- trite1' and by corlY tnis Morning most rethorized the IfiStIfIllee of 25 million tallers bad Plied ihea hoildsy yestute dollars of securities to refund 10 Mil- mews Receipts late yesterday particular- It dollars of preferred stock and Iv or turseys an thickens were beim acquire additional property but the movement icday was light Buell was reported that directors did plus generally appeared fully ample tor not approve the action unammousy trade deeda wtth four in favor and two opposed Pf111111111Cile is a subsidiary of a The price tone Of the egg market here rtgistered holding company it al I 'I- was firm but the premium basis generallY have to meet the standards of le 1 prlarte lower irt sympathy with unsettled east- holding company act Under the i ern terminals At Chicago current re- posed program the new preferred stock Irate 't''et to be disclosed would I mina were down 211 cents while other have no voting rights and a presend grades ruled barely steady NI91 York 1 million dollars of class pre- was easy with undergrades down 1i to ferred which elects two directors tis rents would remain outstanding Further weakness was displayed in fa- but that this situation will Improve next year to the extent that CiVilinn demands will be only six times the available supply The table showing tr ratio of supply to civilian requiremzots included: 1941 1942 Aluminum to 52 I to 6 Brass to 3 1 to4 cattle to IA 1 to 1 Copper I to 12 I to 2 MaHntAIUM None for civilians NOrte to 3 Pis Iron 1 to 11 I to 1 lt antler 1 to 7 1 to 6 to 3 Unknown Wool 1 to 16 None Fad poultry and butter Prim were Unchanged at Kansas City today deinand tor poultry here was very good exceednit early Predictions In flU taes Most Janis worked late last nicht tilling orders tor the Thankkeiting Miele and by early this Morning root retailers bad tilled thea holiday troomgments Receipts late yesterday particular Ila rents Further weakness was dIsplayrd In but suc- next lot of dema rans of aratit holders Thi tudium auppl in full elude ids will Kansasck basis ivraPaPneel is year tckel mark Plk ri Lted to Silk Ob011t Wool I when kiNUVIMN ELM VICTOR 9873 LPIINS 'FUNERAL FLOWERS VICTOR 9E gLPIIA! FUNERAL 1 ER kL SERV PHONE VA 4559 1106 Grand 1 ione IQ? 54 1106 Grand 1 0 I( SERVING KANSAS CITY SINCE 1900 I) It Takes Artistry to Produce Outstanding FLORAL ARRANGEMENTS NITE PHONES WA 709010 0747 It Takes Artistry to Prods FLORAL ARRANGI NITE PHONES WA 1 EYLAR FUNERAL HOME 1800 EAST LINWOOD BLVD--LI 8118 118 THE WEATHER FREEMAN MORTUARY 1 63rd Forest I 104 WEST 42ND STREET Eimer frame I Lawns Freiman 111 JOHN FRANCIS Mr Haire 5310 Troost passed owe November 17 1941 age 65 Vears Funeral Wednesday 830 a at int Chapel on Paseo at Brush Cr Pei( bltd and services 9 a rn Wednesday at the St Francis Xavier church 53d and Harrison Interment Calvary cernettrv NEWCOMER'S SONS LO HARSHBARGER--Funeral services tor Wi liant Harshbarger 1401 South 25th st will be held at the Simmons Funeral Boma: Thursday a Burial Maple Hill tem etery a ar ILA cvr cl wle ema IAnnouncements I I Announceme marck 01: Duluth 15 Minneapolis AO Fargo 01: Havre 21: Jacksonville 01 Miami 02 Miles City 11: Pocatello 28 Portland 18: Salt Lake City 51: Seattle 05: Winnipeg 01 Temperature in Kansas City at 7:30 o'clock this morning Wag 87: Wichita 54 Dodge City 48 Springfield Mo 82: Con cordia 45: GoodianeL 36 Oklahoma City 65 Denver 33 North Platte 34 Omaha 42: The Moines 58: Rapid City 18 Huron 29 Minneapolis 40: Duluth 39: Havre 25: Winnipeg 29: Edmonton 23: Calgary 21 Boise 29: Amarillo 45: Chicago 58: New York 49: Mann 77 Seattle 39: Sheridan 23 Barometric pressure this morning over Southwestern KRIM'S and Oklahoma was 1006: over Iowa Wisconsin Eastern and A Modern' Crematory Partly cloudy to cloudy weather is the forecast for most of the grain area with OCCaSt011111 showers tomorrow in Illinois rain or snow in Iowa and snow flurries in North Dakota and Minnesota occasional rain is expected tonight in Eastern Missouri Southeast Oklahoma and Southeast Nebraska It will be colder in all states Precipitation in the twenty-four hours enchti this morning as reported by the government weather bureau included: Concordia 47 Dodge City 16: Ellis 98: 03: Phillipsburg 54 Topeka 16: Des Moines 41: Sioux City 155 Amarillo 02 San Antonio 01 El Paso 04 Omaha 78 Albuquerque 27 Bis 1 for occ ral in TR1 Nel enc got col 00 16 An 04 i Deaths 81 years 3633 Forest checi Tuewlay morning at St Mary' hospital Funeral services will be held in The Parlors Linwood and Main at 8:30 Thursday morning Interment Persona Kea Quirk Tobin Co Deaths 81 year died Tuewlay morning at Vtrilars111inezliosderavnir Mawiinil I day morning Interment Quirk Tobin Co tures and prices declined 45 td SO points A group of Kansas City investment 'before buying support was encountered bankers were discussing various bond: Liming prices were 30 to 50 points net problems at a dinner the other night In the course of the conversation the tower Matter of Issuing perpetual bondsi Smiiment Sa3 weakened in part by the (those that never mature) as they do report of the arrital at New York of 15 in Great Britain became a lively toplei 705 caies of eget from Argentina and 1244 "What would be called such a cases from Brazil The eggs from Brazil bond?" one banker finally asked were the first imported in many years "Since the bonds would be perriel- traders said Val why not eztll them 'Roosevelts'" The FSCC bought only SOO cases of shell suggested George Baum eggs for export xesterdaTi were the first imported in many years traders said The ESCC bought only $OO cases of shell eggs for export yesterdaTo 110 ST ON WOOL MARK FT Poston Noy A) and half-blood territory wools were In best demand in Boston today Grsoed fine territory wools of average to good French combing length sold in fair quantities at mostly glib to $112 scoured basis Original bag territory wools run-fling bulk fine wools of good French comb log length brought mostly $108 to $112 scoured basis Graded French combing length half-blood territory wools sold at $105 to 3108 scoured )IJ MA FT A P1-111 8 A) territory wools were Dston today Graoed of average to good sold In fair quart-to to $112 scoured territory wools run al good French comb iostly 8108 to 5112 led French combing Titory wools sold at Operated for the Funeral Directors In and near Kansas City age 61 years 6407 12th st terrace passed away Nov 18 Mil Survived by son Ernest Keeton of the hOme 2 sisters and I brother Stir Thursday 2 o'elock In The Chanel 6805 Independence ave Burial Shawnee Kas Shell Funeral Home Cif 6666 This Classification Continued on Next Page 7 18T el! 'P'1? age Elmwood Cemetery age 88 passed away at his home 7611 Woman road Funeral arrangements incomplete BERGMAN FUNERAL HOME VA 8070 age 88 his home 7611 Woman arrangement a Inomplete ii 0 "A Non-Profit Organization' 11( co 111 PO C117 0 1 i flL Po 111111monigmle vlP Br 15iness Brworis cord NA' 1-5iness laboris cord Short-Term Bayer Wary The usual buyers of the Federal Intermediate Credit bank short-term debentures here were inclined to back away from the 35L-million-dollar offering made yesterday The easiness in the short-term market and the rise in the yield on 91-c1aY treasury bills were given as reasons for the lack of interest for the FIC debentures which were offered to yield 40 for the 8- month maturity and 55 per cent for the 9-month paper II 14 II ITI1 ThFaig9 Thwilg9 0 Ell J8u''' Josh Wt Jorrph Wr 41 111 110 here thus far this week have Averaged slightly heavier than a week aeo A few dealers who purchased supplies from a wider territory reported errivals were 13 to 25 per cent greater than the same period last week Quality wax good although a larger than usual number of dirty eggs was still evident Caseweight ranged from 54 to 57 pounds to the case with very few light supplies Demand generally was active and dealers were still Using atorage eupplies rather freely Fresh curcnt receipts sold at $1020 to mostly $10 3e2 to $1025 with come cup-plies at S1040 Graded firsts brought $1005 CO $ilo with fancy quality supplies up to $1160 The general butter merket continued unsettled Prices here and at Chicago held unchanged follewing yesSerday's rather sharp cirop while New Yerk Was can to es cent lower A trial test was made today of the res cently installed egg drying unit at the Trento Egg Products company here The equipment which until recently had been tied up by poority rulings will boat the dried egg output of the KatIERS Ctty plant to 60000 pounds a week equivalent to 60D0 cases of shell eggs William Leaner president said Output in 1042 should reach about 3 million pounds or double the 1041 production Leimert stated farther REPRESENTA I 1VE PRICES (8101ED Al ICANsAS CelY TODAY ON IHE BASIS Ge DELIVERIES TO DEALERS PLANTS' cases discounted: Greeted Itrsts 3612c Candled (torrent receipts 64 pounds up loss off Dimes 2712c Cheelts 2 26c Pullets 26c LIVE 1 iundergrades sell accsrding to oualityl Ntocia tola Maur A WHO'S CALLING 01' MAN WINTER YOU? OH YES MY CAR WILL SEE ME THROUGH INDEED I KNOW YOUR BITTER COLD MAKES CARS WEAR OUT AND SOON GROW OLD -3- ARA MISS THRIFT YOUR CAR WOKS SWELL 60T WHEN MY COLD WAVE 14ITS IT- WELL AL MAKE YOU WISH YOU'D TURNED It IN JUST FOR THE RUBBER AND THE TIN 1 11 NOW HARK TO MEBRING ON YOUR BLIZZARD MY STANDARD DEALER IS A WIZARD QUICKERTHAN YOU CAN WINK YOUR LYE to HIS 10 STAR TUNE-UP HE'LL APPLY A BMIert I Fvervone MarzAret 7 1 tt: WHO'S CALLING 01' MAN WINTER? YOU'? 1 'l ARA MISS CAR LOOKS SWELL NOW HARK To mE BRING ON YOUR BLIZZARD 7 mY I1 OR YES MY CAR WILL SEE ME THROUG 1 BOT WHEN MY COLD WAVE 1-1ITS WELL STANDARD DEALER IS A WIZARD 'ti INDEED I KNOW YOUR BITTER COLD doom I'LL MAKE YOU WISH YOU'D TURNED IT IN QUICKER THAN YOU CAN WINK YOUR LYE M0 e' t1--''' MAKES CARS WEAR OUT AND SOON GROW OLD Ilia 1- JUST FOR THE RUBBER AND THE TIN HIS 10 STAR TUNE-UP HE'LL APPLY i -2s 4 111111111NIF if 1 ki At41 'I 7 Nom 01 rSA01 eo' rit- Ai: th-' --'9-' 03Thz" A G) -r- imosimmo 41NMMIIIINIIIIIIIIIII ii-k 11 I A A BMIert I 114 1 4': 0 'A CILL3 fr 001 ''Z1 -Q471 1 cr 1 lotl' IW i CN' 144 --4461114 ti 0 -11-7----- Ct (t" 'v 4 4 ------7----------- L4 0 rm41 7o 4 4 vo 111010ftomosisonsimam2" Ik' Fvervorie A A k1 0 111111 1 Mamret 1 No 4 16 te 9 0 10 ----T (CIN rf The American Bankers' association told the House Interstate Commerce committee that it would be an unwise public policy lor Congress to re quire registration of new securities Gold privately Testifying against a proposal to make private sales as well as public offerings subject to registration seetions of the 1933 securities law A Wiggins chairman of the A A committee on federal legislation said that its real objective is to divert into the hands of investment dealers and underwriters part of the present flow of funds now secured by business and Industry from banks and other institutions It is evidently the hope of the proponents of this proposal that if registration is required for these credits and advances business and industry will then meet a larger part of their credit nerds by issuing securities through underwriters as public offerings rather than by dealing directly with banks and other institutions" Wiggins said The National Association of SPCurittes Dealers Inc for this district publishes the following retail prices based on quotations furnished to it by members during the morning gether with dividend ratea anti the net changes in the bid price from yesterday The quotations do not necessarily reflect actual transactions but are compiled from firm bids anti offerings and indicate approximate markets: nd rirtel and the le bid price from itiOtatiOna do not lettlal trarNnetions rorn firm bids anti leate approximate 1 If 8 't ellfr I 10:41) 3 1 Uil charbe ''Of OMMONNOMMEOMMIIMMII Ilens 4 to 5 pounds" Ile ligps 5 pounds up lee Leghorn hens 3 pounds up 11c 1r01-rs under 214 los Royks 18c Droners under 24 lbs colored Leghorn broilers 14e Biuriegs and 12' 21i' I -1'ifi 2'4 to 3 4 Ihs lio'u 18c Not Springs 24 to 34 lbs OW FPTIIIPS oser 34 lbs Rocks 14c 6M11173 oser 34 lbs cklured 13c Fprinn' Leghorns 11c 11t C25 1 I nye barebarks OloAillize rs14 roesiera And stags 5 Ills up 124c Old roustsrs and stag 4 to 5 lbs-11'ic ti young 8 pounds un le 11hite dtrios soung 41 1ss up1c Colored ducks lc Tuskeys hens young 10 lisy un 20c Turketes toms VCIU1 11 lbs up-18c I 3' Urge old toms 15 fps on tic I Torkevs old ileni 10 lbs Up 17c 20e apons oser 8 lbs 'loorts 6 to lbs 113120 li (mil-wen voting 2 lbs uo 100 Cittneos young 114 to 2 lbs l'io 44 tinineos old 214 lbs up each tic Pigeons dozen -0 Drosd rquabi lb 44-23430o 1 310 No 2 2ie 1 4 33e ko SeUrp 32'4c 12 67 to 61 Prnte 34 Prices paid by retailers 360 POTATOES Carlot arrivals AO cars today: diverted 20: on track 124 Kynsas City earlot sales Idaho Russets No 1 612050 223 15i 8 No 2 $17541811: Nebraska Triumphs No 2 washed 8180 unwashed commer (dabs $1170S175: No 2 $160 North Dakota and Minnesota Triumphs commer loots 13314155 Cobblers 11145015c: 14 truck arrivals local Cobblers 9002 $100 eft" lima 4 to 5 pounds AND NOW MISS THRIFT YOIIRE SET TO GO THROUGH 01' MAN WINTERS SLEET AND SNOW YOU'LL FIND THAT STANDARD SERVICE PAYS TO ADD MORE LIFE TO CARS THESE DAYS You OLD HITCHHIKER MELT AWAY! CAN'T THUMB A RIDE WITH ME TODAY 11 7- i -NAL '-'itc AND NOW MISS THRIFT YOIiRE SET TO GO YOU OulDhilHITICHHuHmIRKEAR wITH A M1DEELT AWY! 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''S 2s Westg Greent Oil i 121 14 124 BONDS Assoe 51vs '55 64 651'2 Central 4s 'ot 93 Da vidqiin Boil 141 5 '48 no 14 10114 14 ri Mills of Am 6120'46 2912 32 P1 Mills of Am 4s '60 2712 30 I Mills of Am Ws I2 1111 Pub Ser vice 4s '57 42 43 IC 0 Striae Sit ns 87 91 Oregon Am Ibr 6s '50 90 93 Pickering Lbr 4a 2 431'2 481'2 Tel Bond Sh 5s '58 8114 8111 Western Auto 312s '53 9814 10114 Par eent of principai Ex-dividend enc nn aqi 1330 4onn Pre ens' 40 culue dois Goers who LGE Amor SMOCKS rOe qkrFor Oren's Met( rn EIOE fi a Ch Apron 3 PLAIN gain Irrce- sa) ArI EPsoN: Gertrod' 'IN NOT lyre Call Al tNET rei-MOBTI boy' co YeaTit Cri'arr 2910 to4 3 dolls PCUltie uts IN bAtErtiFe al LARGETs-tit cm-6-EKs 't qINp "WE ale dren's 7t1 EIDE 1A ant LA DIE6 I AP' (rrtr Lido Pa 12 1 2 BRAN-- November 2675 December 2ti January 2711 February 2713 moral 1J1 15 April 2810 SHORTS-- MILLFEED QUOTATIONS Ernn futures closed 5 to 40 Cent hiqher and shorts futures were 5 (TM 101Vrr 25 cents higher at Kansas City today Sales were 2800 tons: NUVerili)ft bran 267 to $2895 December bran $2710 to 52720 January bran $2765 to 8271M March bran $2835 to $2850 December shorts $2910 Open Interest In bran futures yesterdar was 24050 tons shorts futures 14700 tons Closing bid asked and settling prices: Scltflii Petres Wed 110e8 26115 21185 21145 2720 2710 2685 2770 2780 2745 1 2810 2705 2770 1 28 35 2825 2820 2840 2825 2820 1 Tune in "AUCTIONQUIZ" every Friday BLUE Network ANTI-FREEZE PROTECTION: Possibility of shortage snakes it doubly important to get it now Have cooling system flushed Refill per your cars specifications with Atlas PermaGuarcl Standard Super Anti-Freeze or 188 proof Denatured Alcohol WINTER GRADE ISO-VIS IN YOUR CRANKCASE A mile cif winter driving may cause more wear than many miles ofsummer driving Drain summer oil Replace with freeilowing easystarting winter Iso-Vis BATTERY LOAD is heavier in winter Get checkup and recharge if necessary Have cables and terminals checked New Atlas Batteries in wide price range WINTER TRANSMISSION easy shifting end proper cold weather lubrication Drain and replace with WintetGrade Standard Gear Lubricant WINTER DIFFERENTIAL PROTECTION: Drain summer oil from housing and replace with WinterGrade Stand ard Gear Lubricant EXPERT CHASSIS LUBRICATION: Complete proles sional winter chassis lubrication with Standard oils and car life WINTER PROTECTION WITH ATLAS TIRES: Don't risk smoothworn treads on skiddy roads Atlas GripSafe Tires are reasonably priced and fully warranted by Standard Oil LIGHTS CHECKED: Short winter days 'mean more night driving For safety have lamps carefully checked all 'round New bulbs supplied if needed FAULTY PLUGS WASTE or replaced with new ones if required 3 FINE WINTER CASOLINES made especially for quick starting and extrasure winter petformance: st the RED Crown pump Red Crown regularpricedb the WHIT' Crown pump Solite premium quality at the BLUR Crown pump Stano find bargainprkel 115011iS in cans 300 a qule in bulk 25 a quote QUAKER STATE in canS 350 a quirt POLARINI in bulk 200 a quarto STANOLIND i in bulk 150 a gums 0 Prevailing dealer prim (PINI rand Cnnvriltht 1041StAnt1ar1 041 ellflIVW1V TAO Miller Eggs Poultry Elsewhere CHICAGO Nov 5320 cases: extra firsts 40c graded firsts 37e current receipts 34c dirties 20e: checks 29 742790 pounds sof ends 93 score 36'cg 36'1c 92 score ca (Tip 1111) 3z3r4ttiJ E) fl hi '(zoixi ''C'T11 Noma Address 4 1 Mr 0 ritloon The IOW Institute Dwight Illinois I Keep your present car fit prolong its life a mile of winter driving in an unready car may cause more damage than 1000 summer miles Be ready for winters worst Get the 10 Star Tune-Up -WINTER PROTECTION SERVICE-TODAY MORE IMPORTANT THAN EVER-AT YOUR STANDARD OIL DEALER'S -'WINTER PROTECTION SERVICE-TODAY MORE IMPORTANT Miller Egt15 Poultry tametYliere CHICAGO Nov 19--ik P)--Eggs--Re- 0 ceipts 532 cases: extra firsts 40c: graded Ci firsts 37e current receipts 3412n dirties 201 checks 11812c 742790 361 pounds see- THAN EVER-AT YOUR STANDARD OIL DEALER'S elni 03 score 3614P 92 if i1C: sc 4 41' I i 'onamonobt If 47 1 eep your present car fit predong its 1 I i i life a mile of winter driving in an unready car NI LIFEED QUOTATIONS inter 4 'i Bran futures closed 5 to 40 Mit hiqher 0 rnay cause more damage than 1000 summer miles: end shorts futures were 5 cent lower to Be ready for winter's worst Get the 10 Star CO 25 cents higher at Kansas Cite today Sales ere 2800 tons: November bran 11 Tune-Up A $26 75 to $2895 December bran $2710 to 527201 January bran $2765 to 52780 o'-' 11(4 March bran $2835 to $28501 December '''1 1ft 411 shorts $2310 I Open interest in bran futures yesterdav 1 litik52716eliZeita) 111 was 24050 tons shorts futures 14700 '1 1 anima iiammie'' liTGILJ NJ to cloeng bid asked and settling prices: I RD A RD BRAN-- Bid Asked Wed Tues mNovember 20 9 75 '26 115 '10 85 2645 iiT) 7' ANTI FREEZE PROTECTION: Possibility of shortage WINTER DIFFERENTIAL PROTECTION: Drain summer 3 FINE WINTER GASOLINES made especially for quick 1 Deceb 2i 5 27 20 2710 2685 I Jarman "2750 2770 2760 2745 1 'i -pro fs rs or ik's makes it doubly important to get it now Have cooling oil from housing and replace with WinterGrde Stand- starting and extra sure winter performance: Februar 2775 28 0 27 95 2770 1 es March Lit 15 28 35 28 25 2920 -A00In 0 A 1 system flushed Refill per your car's specifications with ard Gear Lubricant TS-- April 2810 2840 2825 2820 4141-6f) im lin i'L Atlas Perma-Guard Standard Super Anti-Preeze or 188 EXPERT CHASSIS LUBRICATION: Complete profe3 the RED Crown pump Red Crown regular-priced SHOR IM' A 0 II A' ft- Dm sir I da 1 0 Dm rik 4 proof Denatured Alcohol sional winter chassis lubrication with Standard oils and the WHIT' Crown pump Solite premium qualiqs Bu ritxLi 411 WINTER GRADE ISO-VIS IN YOUR CRANKCASE A mile grease ve car life at the BLUE pump Stanolind bargain-priced i I winter driving may cause more wear than many mile IR 1 6) WINTER PROTECTION WITH ATLAS TIRES: Don't risk a i OUP Cis ofrsummer driving Drain summer oil Replace with smooth-worn treads on skiddy roads Atla Grip-Sale ii) a I i 1 -1r41'0 free-flowing easystarting winter Iso-Vis la c''11 it 11 i Tires are reasonably priced and fully warranted by 4 FINE MOTOR OILS! a) ra 4v BATTERY LOAD is heavier in winter Get check-up Standard Oil ISOlis Tune in "AUCTIONQUIZ" every Friday BLUE Network and recharge if necessary Have cables and terminals LIGHTS CHECKED: Short winter days mean more bulk es Na mi 11 i night driving For safety have lamps ll check 0 checked New Atlas Batterie in wide price range care ec QUAKER STATE I 00 WINTER TRANSMISSION easy shifting all 'round New bulbs supplied if needed POLARINI in bulk 20i a quarto iii nn sn 3 23 05 a a a quart quart rtt II a a The Keel and proper cold weather lubrication Drain and replace FAULTY PLUGS WASTE GAS: Plugscleaned tegapped STANOLIND in bulk150 aqua' 1 I 1 Nelsen ey 11 Dwight linnets i with Winter-Grade Standard Gear Lubricant or replaced with new ones if required institute Prevailing dealer grime War taxte) I Nom I (Como-Wit 1441 fliatalatel Oil Cmfamai (NO 1 I I I Address 4 ll Aim 1F11tti m'ILA- A11' 1 31-11 i1 4te lot Illtoter )322 trRrtett by 111 r115 ritV A 1 LP: I nit--dtt be ter uebta PAtri A I UR 3429 4 P) A i Itti- tter7tt aliar Pit An ALL Ce tit In Ittigenter tiAlirnt 'nevelt vire nu I ht Mtn tpdt'4 he pretett 1911 a :1 mem I 14nn4tt 81 NO: qn t)itt' I "Wht ot been I Inner 'tt Pen bon 1r it free col ar Vaarat to 1(''''''AN an' NOW is ty tleled rnent Us aa '2- 1114 tetaeltarL111 to 1 1 1 al c'n: 1 i oh lintitt Sric ih e-- ms I' ron)4 41 for l' nAe: 1 rattli er "111 Cale MO l' I i November 211 65 'December 2685 January 29 35 November 2865 2875 2870 2875 December 2985 2915 2900 2895 anuary 29 35 29 ri0 2950 2930 February 2990 2085 2980 March 30 00 3030 3015 2990 April 3020 3050 3035 2010 Boot prices for carlots of feeding stuffs representing approximate prices at which Kansas City dealers will sell itruckloads at rnills TEM up to al a ton higher): Bran 52675 fu 2700 a ton: gray Shorts 11287541-2925 torn chop yellow 829000 3000 ground oats $3100143200: ground barley $260014'2700: linseed meal 34 Per cent protein or better $4030 30 per cent protein cottonseed meal and ake 41 dor cent protein $4150 alfalfa NO meal aim-cured 20 net cent protein leaf $30201 alfalfa No 1 fine ground 2820: No 1 inedium $220 dehtdrated alfalfa 20 per cent leaf 845 17 per cent 110: 13 per cent $3250: Rioter food No vember ghtosnont SNIun gluten meol No vember ohirnnerfl 9 t030: tankage 40 per gent protein sii" 50: moot ocropm 50 per Cent protein $0150: hominy feed WA500: toybean meal 41 per 4M protein Novena14(4'11'11isilents' 641 November 2885 28 65 28 75 28 00 70 2875 Deeember 2915 29 28 95 January uary 29 35 "9 fin 20 8 50 9 70 Febr29 75 '29 90 295 29 50 suet prices for carlot of feedin tuffe March 30 00 30 30 30 15 29 90 Aprit 30 ''0 3050 30 35 30 10 representing approximate ate PfiCeN fit Which Kansas City dealers will sell itruckloads at Mills TRIM tip t0 $1 a ton higher): Bran $26751 2700 shorts is corn chop toyellogw ay si nsoost barley $26 00 44 2700: linseed meal 34 per 30 00: ground oats $31001 3200: ground 2875 41 2925: cent protein or better $4030 30 per ctint 3500 nseed Me and Protein $35700 cottoal if cake 41 per cent protein $4150 Itifni No 1 meal sun-cured 20 net cent protein loaf $3620: alfalfa No 1 fine ground $2820: No 1 medium $2920: deli drilled alfalfa 20 per cent leaf $45 17 per rent City Stott GO VOCOCI 08a0C1 "am oals 4alllt oft-oak oat Ao'N eon ii ek on oms ft-.