Fort Worth Star-Telegram from Fort Worth, Texas • 34

I ----v-rAy-sele vv-v-r4porer-010-4010400400-104e-Noovoortiov146-46 tIIII1' 'Is Friday Evening September 14 1936 FORT WORTH STAR-TELEGRAM PAGE THIRTY-FOUR 1 It (whir Noah co 0 El Paso Will Improve San Juan Facilities CONTRACT LET ON HELIUM ADDITION Stocks Advance With Steel Trade Active No Petroleum Yet Dollars Flowing in Guatemala Oil Rush STATED MEETING et 80011 Friciar 1:30 tn 14:11 12'ostsred It titsh tilunchrot tin eentrg heocneorinoin Preine Director of Mits Cc Mrs Wheeler MRS JOHN 14 BACHSE MRS BEAUCHAMP Re I JA JULIAN FEILD LODGE 908 WASHINGTON Sept 14 TheInterior Department Friday announced award of a 006600 contract to Quaker Valley Constructors Inc Pittsburg Kan for construction of an addition to the government's helium plant at Exell Texas The contract covers enlarging present buildings laying foundations installing special equipment and providing foundations for other equipment the Bureau of Mines will install itself The bureau has already purchased the equipment necessary for the $6000000 Called meeting Friday at 4Y'r 3 in Work in blasters begree Dinner served at 6 All Masons cordially invited otosn ii AAHHWW ggee'' WASIIINGTON Sept 14 The Federal Power Commission gave El Paso Natural Gas Company El Paso temporary authority to build and operate $1602799 worth of natural gas pipe line facilities in San Juan County New Mexico The company said it needs the facilities to transmit the increased volumes of gas now being obtained El Paso purchases gas in Texas New Mexico and Colorado It sells it wholesale in West Texas New Mexico and Arizona and at the Arizona-California boundary to distribution companies in California Union Carbide and Texas Corn- were made by Cuban Atlantic pany gained around a point or so Sugar Creole Petroleum British Other gainers included Douglas Petroleum and International Fe Aircraft American Telephone troleum Kennecott Du Pont General Corporate bonds were mixed Electric Chesapeake Ohio and Bails declined on the average Johns-Manville in an otherwise steady bond mar-Opening blocks included Beth- ket Trading was very light in lehem up 13s at I688 on 1800 the early part of the session shares Royal Dutch up at 1082 I Government bond dealers re-on 3000 and Ceneral Motors up ported intermediate and long-at 471- on 2500 term issues were selling off On the American Stock Ex- about 232 following price rises change prices were higher Gains for the past two days riZirmzzall I NEW YORK Sept 14 1St Steels were traded actively as the stock market rose in brisk turnover early Friday Prices of pivotal issues advanced fractions to around 2 points There were some losers While a barrage of reports cam from world capitals on the Suez Canal crisis prices of oil stocks deeply inv)ved in the Middle East advanced Gulf Oil was up a point and Royal Dutch more than that adding to its 41i run-up of Thursday Meanwhile a spokesman for Roycl Dutch refused to confirm or deny rumors of an impending stock split Among leading steels Bethlehem was ahead with a gain of over a point Steel Republic and Yo'ingstown rose fractions Aluminium Ltd was a 2-point gainer New York Central was up 1 at 36s on a trade of 2600 shares Chrysler gained around a point General Motors a fraction GUATEMALA I Sept 14 are flowing freely in the biggest oil rush ever known in Central America Only one thing remains to lubricate Guatemala's first drop of oil This is the biggest promissory spree without a test having been drilled that the Latins have ever known The 29 foreign companies in the race have already meant a bonanza for Strained Latin lawyers ''I am doing fine at $100 a day and expenses" says one Northwestern University graduate The lawyers are relied on to keep the American companies from blundering into such a feud as resulted in wholesale confiscation in Mexico Peten the vast northern jungle Poston terrier black white TE 1-1060 'YE II-2701 Los in River Nide or Haltom car Man's wallet with drhea poll tax receipts family pictures Considerable amount of nioney in Imnie bills Reward SOO OlVtillIg 3200 Browning CI TE 4280 LOST nurses's oxfords Leonard 810 counter Need badly ED 5-0004 LOST Blond and white malo Chihuahua vicinity of North Rich land Rills Reward 7300 Turner Terrace ED 22078 AT 4-2162 LOST South Wavside Addition brown and white Cocker 4 months old Reward WA 1-1244 irk 4 EtT tr Wall Street Outlook Treasury Balance WASHINGTON Sept 14 (INS) Treasury balance Sept 11 $4873962215 Total debt All Livestock Hold Steady IT ronsporta I ion 1 ronsportation of 52437 Thus a 126 pet cent range has encompassed this leading group stock average for the past more than eght months This is a narrower fluctuation than has been recorded in any year since 1897 with the exception of 1944 between Mexico and Guatemala is the field Score of ancient Mayan cities tumbled and overgrown lie in the Peten waiting a discoverer The wilderness is already a patchwork of overlapping claims Only two cc npanies Signal Oil Gas Company and that of a Texas operator Norman Sloane have won the right to drill Becalire of the jungle's density and the complete lack of roads each test will cost an estimated $3000000 A rush for skilled clerical help already has hit the small capital because companies have promised "to begin their exploration work within 90 days and continue it with due di'lgence" Girls speaking both Spanish and English can command up to double the normal stenographic pay of $150 monthly The companies pay rentals of 25 cents to 40 cents an acre during the rental phase As soon as they select their drilling site they go over into the exploitation phase that gives the government 1214 per cent of oil produced The companies can hold areas up to 1000000 acres in extent for up to 10 years withc at finding petroleum After the company gets back its investment the contract shifts over to the conventional 50 per cent of profits pattern that rules in the Middle East Guatemalans are guaranteed all the jobs where "technical ability is not necessary" and an p-r cent preference for the others troths And ciairaitt 1) 11101151 MRS DALLAS 75 nassed IWitY Thursday in Odessa Survivors: daughter Mrs Millen Odessa sisters Mrs Lora Ballsea Mrs Sims both of Fort Worth Mrs Verna Coleman Arlington brothers Thompson Dallas (racy Thompson Waxahachie 3 grandchildren Seritees 10 a in Aleissners Chapel Interment Mansfield Cemetery Arrangements Meissner Star-Telaram tiro" Sertkes NEW YORK Sept 14 It would have been normal for stock market prices to have fluctuated in a wide range this year but the spread has been narrow Francis I duPont Company said in its current market letter This action of the Dow Jones industrial average was called a phenomenon Which should be studied for clues to what's ahead "The intaday low for this year" it pointed out "was recorded on Jan 23 when this index reached 43821 The high which is also the bull market top a MALE graduate student will drive empty ear or truck to New York CIO' 16-19 Sentember References Victor Buie 403 Campbell Stamford Texas WANTED ride to Arlington State Live in Rolling Hills Addition near Wichita St JE 4511e3 LATE model cars available for West Coast MA 4-0544 NEED drivers to State of Washington Call 4071i Burleson Texas CARS AVAILABLE to responstble Parties to Loa Angeles California and We CORSI area SD 5-1075 $23 Henderson Bill (blight! Auto Sales titEE (as and oil allosances Late model cars to Loa Anseies to responsible DIODie Joe Adams Motors ED 1-2323 7 1r la a 3 Oklahoma Has Marked Rise In Locations Grain Trade Is Irregular "HOW WIDE have been the ups and downs in the years past is indicated by such large fluctuations as 315 per cent in 1954 425 per cent in 1937 551 per cent in 1933: 636 per cent in 1931 494 per cent in 1929 393 per cent in 1920 434 per cent in 1915 45 per cent in 1907 373 per cent in 1903 and 311 per cent in both 1897 and 1398 All classes of livestock held steady here Friday Good to choice steers and yearlings sold from $17 to $2350 common to medium $12 to $17 fat cows $9 to $12 canners and cutters $16 to $9 bulls $9 to $13 Good and choice slaughter calves drew $14 to $17 common and medium $10 to $14 culls $8 to $IO stockers scarce Hogs held steady Medium to good hogs brought $1625: choice butchers quotable to $1650 sows $13 to $14 50 Medium and good lambs drew $16 to $1850: canner ewes $475 Estimated receipts compared with actual arrivals last week were: Cattle 800 and 1312 calves 100 and 1215: hogs 100 and 18 sheep 200 and 202 I CHICAGO Sept 14 ur--soy was achieved on April 9 when beans had a weak tone while the industrials achieved a peak other grains posted small gains and losses at the opening on the Board of Trade Friday Selling in soybeans reflected the brilliant outlook for this STOCKS was achieved on April 9 when the industrials achieved a peak STOCKS crop plus the fact that harvesting is expanding In downstate Illinois 34 A 3 9702 FOR book Gteatiand Publisher Box 4344 Worth HEADINGS 10 a tn to 10 (By hue lady) 934 Belknap PSYCHIC readings Phone PE 77781 WILL you cry Anonymous won't' Phone ED 29tor7 WRY Arlington CR 44440 JE 9314 FALSE THETA! We duplicate your old plates TP heir whlie YOU wait We guarantee to teach You to make your own gum bathe Plate ED e3069 1023 College AA DetectIve Agency ED 1-169 Nights JE1141074 PURSTVIEW ROME or the egie AT 443:2 mad lire 1997 1314 itea 1 023 ed RICHARDS FRED ROBERT JR 3S passed away Thursday at the residence 143 Kelly Terrace Arlington Survivors: wife Grace mother Hazel Rich ards Oklahoma City brother Harold Richards Oklahoma City Services 2 IL IP Friday First Assembly of God Church Arlington Rev 0 Dent On Rev Iftirry Engel officiating Interment Parkciale Arrangements Iiugh 21 Moore 8011S Arithaton THOMPSON WLILIANI GLEN 47 passed away in a local hotel Thursday residence Parkville Missouri Bums ors: ade Carolyn Thompson father Ernest Parket Ile: mother Sirs Kenneth Hebert Enid Oklahoma Services in I pi Friday' Crowder-Brooks Chapel Dr Anderson officiating Body will be carried overland to Enid Oklahoma for interment Pallbearers: Justin Levy Hubert Behrman Manny Pierce Don Patty Lew Werther Dave Robbins Donohm Henry Brauer Arrangements Crowder Brooks XINOSBCRY 0 Passed awaV In Abilene Thursday residence 1721 Hillside Drive Survivors: wife Mrs Kingsbury son Jr: daughters: Mrs Lynwood Lesikar Mrs Joe Everitt Jr sill of Fort Worth Arrange menta Crowder Brooks SOWELL DR ELLIS SR 53 Survivors: wife Mrs Irma Soi Veil Fort Worth son Ellis Sowell Jr Fort Worth brother Irwin Sowell Lufkin parents Mr and Mr Sowell Lufkin Services 2 Friday University Christian Church Rev Granville Walker officieting Pallbearers: Zola Avery Dallas Holt Davis Nacogdoches Felix Hargis Reny Key: Jule: Edwin Steil Lester Weatherby Barry Wert Lamberth Tomlinson Honorary pallbearers: administrative council deans and faculty of school of business at TCII past and present elder" of the University Christian Church Arrangements GenieW are Higher Prices Needed for Gas OKLAHOMA CITY Okla Sept 14 producers increased by 13 over the previous week but dry holes were up by the same number Oil producers numbered 93 cornrn pared with 80 and there were 65 dry holes against 52 previously Gas wells gained three to total 10 and nine service wells a gain of four rounded out the 177 total figure This compares with last week's 144 completions Locations increased sharply with operators staking 171 tests against 130 last week A discovery completed during the past week was Sinclair Oil Gas Company et al at No 1 Susie Section 1-6N-13W in Caddo County The discovery flowed 533 bar rels of 37 gravity oil in 18 hours through 1864-inch choke and per forations in the first Bromide sand at 8711 to 8796 feet and in the second Bromide at 8841 to 8907 feet Livestock Receipts SALABLE RECEIPTS ON 12 MARKETS cotteElthes110essheeo Port Worth 800 IN) lo() 201) Kansas Cit 400 2(0 1g00 600 Chicago 1200 241 4500 500 Faint St Louit 1'100 400 10nm 610 Omaha 81E) 50 3500 Sioux City 64-00 0 2500 700 St Joseph 300 50 2000 200 St Paul 1500 400 2500 500 Denver 150 100 1500 Indianapolis 750 741 12 000 700 Cincinnati 500 150 2800 344) Okla Citg 300 25 50 25 Totalt Pridai 4750 1925 41650 6525 Total Wk afro 12000 3 500 69400 9700 OTHER 5IARKETS CaltiaCalvesHoes Sheet Wichita 330 50 600 50 San Antonio 100 100 100 2100 zAnct 100 E0101 WA 7-8542 WA 1-3751 FREE to travel 'oral or world Rave fair knowledge of several trades Ali buainess confidri tial JE 4-5370 TZ---T 701-k breasted tout Into a single $1250 2420 Biddison WA S-3I19 ADVICE affairs of ter composed Inr anyone on ang object Confidential Conmalting Service 813 Bewley Buildrns ED S-1995 MADAM FICKERA reader 5 meth1700 St Loma WA 4-0303 IsMaholdith 3-81117 READiNGS datlyin Mtnerul ells Texas Phone 2I93J SPECIAL RAI -11 persskom tint 412 Lipscomb ED 6-8260 READINGS daily Mrs Rearin Mineral Wells Texas Phone 1-193J r51 a blo one ED Corn also was Influenced by the good crop outlook but the September corn future held firm Wheat started l'8c lower to lie higher September $22534: corn 34c lower to 1:4 higher September $14734 to $1473'8 oats 34o lower to 8c higher September 71ic and soybeans unchanged to 34 lower September $231 to $23034 Wheat near the end of the first hour was 14c to 1-2c lower September $22434: corn tic lower to higher September $147't oats to 3eic lower September 71c rye 4c to 134c higher December $151 soybeans 134c to ltic lower September $23034: and lard 5c to 13c a hundred pounds lower September $1112 The Agriculturc Department authorized India to buy 29000900 bushels of wheat between Sept 20 1956 and Aug 31 1937 Portugal was credited with buying some wheat overnight Very little moisture was expected in the winter wheat belt over the next live days Chicago Livestock CORONADO Cal Sept 14 IA The annual convention of the Pacific Coast Gas Association has been told that rising gas exploration costs make higher prices at the source inevitable Paul Kayser president of the El Paso Natural Gas Company El Paso termed the gas supply problem "really critical" Vast pipe line projects he said bave led to a scarcity of supply against surging demand for a fuel that was once a by-product of oil operations exclusively "The need for aggressive exploration to expand and maintain supplies of petroleum and natural gas is I believe the most important single factor affecting the economy today" Kayser said Without further exploration he added the nation has only a 13- year supply of oil and about a 22-year reserve of natural gas at present rates of demand 'BUT WITHIN the span of the limited extreme 1956 fluctuation have been substantial swings On the first day of this trading year the industrials reached a then bull market high of 49092 This was followed by a correction AMC)! If the most active stocks at 1130 a in Friday Fort Worth time as which carried to the 1936 low of supplied by Merrill Lynch Pierce Fen 45221 on Jan 23 Then a reo Beane were: Sidled Chemical 1 o4 V4 covel move was witnessed This Alcoa 1134 Aluminium Ltd 136 4 2 terminated at the bull market top Ain Airlines 7172 12 of 52437 reached on April 9 A Am Can 41s Mn Cyanamid Ws 31 minor downtrend terminated on Am Ss I 172's Am Tobacco Th 14 April 25 at 50099 The next re- Armour I Co 117'' bound failed to equal the previAidwoo blew 27'4 "a Atlantic Ref 42's 'a ous high and ended at 51980 A Atm) 'tl 0 a 4 24 sharp down thrust was then wit- tia Beth SO 169 42'4 nessed which in effect retested Boeing Aire 57 at British-Ant 011 47ils 14 successfully the January low and Chance Voiight 41' 421 halted at 46385 on May 28 Chicago CP 24' 4 Chrysler 70 "a Cities Service giti ki Continent 31 Od 121 -I "THE USUAL summer rally Cosden Pet t4 was recorded in 1956 and this Douglas Aire DOW Chemical 24 climaxed on Aug 2 at 52333 It Du Pont 264' la stern Airlines 49 st i i IS interesting that this peak came Eastman Kodak -1 close to but failed to exceed the Pord 59's 'it Gen Dynamics 7714 14 bull market high recorded last Gen Etec 66'2 Gen Motor 47'a 4 April The subsequent reaction Gillette 504 carried to a low of 49219 on Aug Gulf 011 119" 14 Int Harvester 1111 30 thereby testing the important Int Paper l'I'' li 490 support level Then the inInt I iti 32' 4 JohnsManville 51' 14 dustrials entered into a recoverKennecott COPPer 14 14 Libbv0-P vs I mg phase and their high last Liggett re Myers 62 1 week was 31263 lone Star Gas 32's Monts Ward 414 Nat S'IPPtY 77' NY Central 174 Ws Ohio 011 49 1'4 I embraced an agregzte of 30812 Panhand EPL mi 4 Penn RR 34 points which represents almost Phillips Pet 51 4'2's 14 59 per cell' of the total of the in Pure Oil Republic SU Ws 4- 2la dustrials measured at their highs Reynolds Metals 7O's 11a Royal Dutch 108-a I The least that can be concluded Sears Roebuck 12s 'a from what has occured in this in-Shell 00 984 "la Signal Ott A 411 la de in 1956 is that it has thus far Sinclair Oil 6034 la Skelly Oil si been a year of backing and SoconvMolod 52's 1-a filling- Sou Pan ak's 2 Southern Prod 41's Sperry Rand So Cal '75" 11 WALL STREET 44 SO Ind b0 on Arkansas Fuel Oil are confiSO 54 "i St San IP 28 Ls i dent Cities Service purchase of Sunray Oil 14 Swift ta Co 14 publicly held minority stock will Temco 17 1'3 ultimately go through Cities Texas Co 2a Tex Gulf Prod 474 24 Service has until end of October Tex Gulf Suit 30SS ka Tex Cas0 38 to file appeal from SEC ruling Tex Uti) 39 34 it must either buy in minority Tidewater OH La I TXL 011 29's '4 or dispose of its majority hold-Union Carbide 1184 "a United Air 3312 logs 1411 Steel "I A few 1956 earnings estimates: wastioshouse ssLs Ls Woolworth 45'i "a General Railway Signal $775 NEW YORX Sept 14 (INS)-- now Georgia-Pacific $6 Radio Con Jones I stock ay eeeee si Indus- poration $3: Sun Oil $5 West trials up 52c rails up Si 03 utilities off Pub 20e 65 stocks up 26c 1060000 shares Virginia rum and Paper ta40 WALL STREET on Arkansas Fuel Oil are confident Cities Service purchase of publicly held minority stock will ultimately go through Cities Service has until end of October to file appeal from SEC ruling it must either buy in minority or dispose of its majority holdings A few 1956 earnings estimates: General Railway Signal $775 Georgia-Pacific $6 Radio Corporation $3: Sun Oil $5 West Virginia Pulp and Paper $340 CHICAGO Set 14 Ross 4500 steady25c higher Early tnp $1635 bulk $15 25 to $IC )rays' $15 25 to $16 medium S15 50 to Sid 25: fight 105 to $16 35 light lights $12 to $15 packing sows $13 to $1575 pigs $3 to $12 50 Cattle 1200 steady Calves 200 Choice and prime steers $27 to $3350 common and choice $IS to $2575: year lines $IS to $32: heifers $15 to $10 cows III to ES 50 bulls $IO to $15 calves $15 to 123 feeder steers $15 to 222 stocker steers $15 to $23 stock tows and heifers $it to $1950 Sheep steady Choice and brittle Isortiss $23 to $24: common to choice $IO to $2275 Yearlings $12 to $1875 ewes $3 50 to $550 HORSEBACK MING At Its best per hour KhanartLa Guest Ranch between Azle and Weatherford ED 257205 DOVE lease hunt tng rights by day or week to tour or more Phone 4394 or write it Ilurid leston DeLeon Texas intor ABEL MRS GEORGE residence 5545 Wheaton Drive passed StilY Sunday In West Memphis Arkansas husband: five brothers three sis term: mother Mrs Grace Howe Waukon Iowa Services 9:30 rn Fri day Robertson-MuellerHarper Chapel Rev ()Tomer officiating Interment Mount Olivet Arrangements Robertson MuellerHarper MILAM RIDGE ROBERT 84 Passed away 905 In Wednesday in a local hospital residence 1312 College Survivors: brother Or A Mt lam Waco niece Mn Laura Talbott Waco Services First Methodist Church 3 rn Friday Rev Gaston Foote of Relating Interment Greenwood Arrangements RobertsconMuellerHarper WILLIAMS YRS MADGE 46 passed away 1125 a tri Sunday in Lynchburg Virginia Survivors: husband William Williams daughter Mrs Wanda Greathouse both of Lynchburg Vit Enna: three sisters Mrs Harrison Fort Worth: Mn A Ratify Waddell Arlzona Mrs Barnett O'Donell one brother George Mar relson Fort Worth father David Harrelson Fort Worth five nieces five nephews Services 10 a Friday Gauze Wars Chapel Arrangementa GauseWare New Mexico Oil Flow Remains Unchanged SANTA FE Sept 14 Mexico's basic unit allowable for October as been set at 39 barrels the same as for September The Oil Conservation Commission set the daily allowable in the southeast area of the state at 275893 barrels and the northwest at 3542 Gas allowable in the northwest section was increased to 19881- 270000 cubic feet an increase of 7729550000 over September because of a new pipe line connection The southeast area received 13404941000 cubic feet an increase of 1793218000 over II Pocking- Traintnq 10 1 Yesterday's Livestock Colton Futures About Steady EARN MOH SCHOOL DIPLOMA through home study Credits given for work completed Books furnished Low monthly Payments Est 1897 For Information write American Schml Dept s-r 545 Malta Fort Worth 15 Texas or call WA 47544 LEARN A TRADE IN SIX MONTHS Approved by GI training schools In Dallas Houston Fort Worh 113 Weatherford ED 6-3247 TEXAS BARBER COLLEGE WHY WAIT to take typing when you Can take private lessons for so little dor or evening Course 820 CRINER SCHOOL ED WOMEN WANTED to train for Cornptometer Operator Jobe Call ED 24533 ED 21448 HIGH SCHOOL at home 256 Trade Courses Farroux ICS trett catalog Box 1184 WA 3-7851 A ren RA 47 ten 0 Lii 4s 31 temellerv I ots Monuments 03 1 3 CHOICE Garden of the Teachers Laurel Land Cemetery PE 7-0478 ms I Card of 'hanks NEW YORK Sept 14 (R4 futures opened unchanged to 4 points lower Friday October 3372c December 3367c March 3371c to 3372c May 3363c to 3364c July 3334c Oc ober 3267c December 3269c March 3265c bid Futures were slightly lower in early" dealings Scattered liquidation and hedging were absorbed mainly through trade buying There was some further Commission House profit-taking in DIVIDENDS DECLARED 1 Potential I mploement 0 Mountain Fuel Supply has Executed a 20-year pipeline agree ment which will allow at least a 20 per cent increase in deliveries Elliott Company may show full year net of $3 WZ WISSt to thank our friends for their kindnesses shown during the illness end at the death of our beloved Father and Son end also for the beautiful floral offerings Signed Daughter Peggy Walborn and Mother Mrs Margaret Walborn THANKS to all our lovely friends who co graciously remembered us in the loss of our deRr son end brother Signed Mrs Potts ard EINIMEIMIP CHICAGO Sept 14 and Iamb prices were steady to lower at Midwest livestock markets Thursday Hog prices were irregular Receipts of cattle and bogs at 12 markets were smaller than last Thursday while supplies of sheep were larger Meat prices were irregular in the wholesale trade at Chicago Prime beef was steady to le a pound higher and other beef steady to Vac lower Pork 10ITIS were Sic to lo higher after the recent decline while other pork items were steady to lc lower and lamb steady to higher Demand was slight for slaughter classes of cattle at Midwest markets as buyers bad big supplies available earlier in the week Prices were 'steady to 50t lower than Wednesdays average except for a fulls steady level on a scant supplY of fed steers grading ay erage-choice to prime Cattle prime enough to well up to the Wednesday peak of $3350 on steers and $30 on heifers were absent from the receipts Those were new high prices since early 1955 recorded in the face of declining levels on most steers and heifers grading low-choice and below during the week The best available steers in carlot consignments Thursday were some 1125- Pound offerings which brought $3075 at Chicago Hog prices were steady to 25e lower at eastern Corn Belt markets but the closing undertone was firm Western Corn Belt markets reported steady to stronger prices with advances up to 25c in many instances Ton Prices generally ranged from $1585 to $1650 Omaha had an extreme peak of $1675 Top at Chicago was $1625 lowest since May a Ton for butcher offerings was Si675 at Oklahoma City in a steadY trade Lambs sold steady to 54lc end more lower at Midwest markets declining 50o to it at Indianapolis Good to prime spring lambs sold from $20 to $24 at Chicago The same grades brought from S1S50 to $21 at Missouri River markets Twelve market receipts including Chi cage totaled 22300 cattle 574tal bogy: 23 300 sheep as compared with 31500 cattle 75700 hogs and 9700 sheep a week ago Estimated salable receipts Friday: Intervenors Allowed In Trust Fund Suit NEW YORK Sept 14 Court Justice Jacob Markowitz has granted motions by a group of oil companies and refiners to intervene in a case involving a petition by the Guaranty Trust Company of New York for instructions on the Petroleum Research Fund The bank is trustee of the research fund which was set up by major oil firms in 1944 The bank now seeks to sell the securities of the Universal Oil Products Company The securities constitute the fund Independent oil interests oppose the proposed sale They contend their reliance upon reseach of Universal a development organization is such that they might be forced out of business if its securities are sold In a five-page opinion Justice Markowitz noted the oil companies' contention that they are not represented by any of the present parties and that each is so situated "as to be adversely and vitally affected by any disposition of the trust property which may be ordered" FOR RELIABLE and authoritattoo Information concerning onportumilea for modeling Call ED 5-341 CRINER MODELS are in demand! Enroll now in this popular Inez-pensive course Tor all agea Thich includes: Poise seiNconfidence speech etiquette grooming walk lot sitting Posture make-up Writ Vilna and prehaze for television style shows fashion marts radio fashion co-ordlnator all of these are lucrative field' CRINER SCHOOL ED $ANS WE NEED models girle and young matrons Call ED 5-9011 VI Pk ich io 4i nor Noon prices were 2 points high- er to 4 lower than the previous 'Lebanon Crude Output close October 3376c December 3367c and March 3370 Registers Increase Registers Increase 3 1 I a 11 4 ir" 1 1 1 A Poultry and Eggs Mole Help iffilice Tramizt1 TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY urrs PUT In a store (not too large) Grocers drug or variety I furnish all fixtures and all equipment well to wall You stock it ED 5-4074 42 FLOOR SHOW CASES 3 below Wul glass front 10-foot wall cases del chairs counters 1 complete bar Bargains On lightirs 2912 1st Street ED 5-4874 DUPLEX-3 rooms bath garage adults 3021 Stanley WA 4-1819 2 AND 3 ROOM close to Convair Weatherford Hwy at Circle Bills paid PE 7-5992 LET ME monogram your gym suit JE 4-0177 ASPHALT shingle tabs for drivewavs drive-ins parking lots Delivered Belford PE 7-5982 Crude delivered from Sidon Lebanon during August amounted to 10907541 barrels compared with 9794203 barrels for the same period last year Tap line delivered 81089690 barrels during the first eight months of 1956 compared with 77103817 during the same period last year Insfa Hat Man nIN om INCRFASED Prd Amt Rect Pybl Caro Pw 20 I-11 2-1 Quaker Oats 45 24 10-20 ernIth Kline French 40 9-18 9-28 YEAR-END Parker Rust Proof 50 9-21 9-20 STOCK Am Hard Rubber 1 9-19 104 Am 3 12 1-9 do A 1 12-1 14 PARTICIPATING Std Fruit SS Pt PI 40 9-14 104 IRREGULAR Dictograph 05 9-19 9-28 Ot Lakes OS 50 9-19 9-29 US For Secur 2 20 9-24 9-28 us Senalt Eel Met 75 9-24 10-15 REGULAR Am Brake Shoo 90 9-21 9-10 do of 1 00 9-21 9-30 Am Bdost-Pars 25 9-28 10-20 do of 25 9-28 10-20 Am Hard Rubber 25 9-19 10-9 do of 87i1g 9-19 9-29 Am Potash Chem 25 114 12-15 do A 25 124 12-15 do of 100 12-1 12-15 Belding Cirt Of 17'71 9-29 II-1 Bickford 150 9-20 10-1 Boston Insur 45 9-18 10-1 Cal El Pow 84 of 75 10-15 11-1 Caro Pw Lt 10-5 11-1 do 95 of 125 9-19 10-1 do 9420 lat 105 9-19 10-1 Carter JW 19 9-24 9-29 Cm Pub UM 20 10-10 114 Coium So Oh El 40 9-25 10-10 Cream of Wheat 40 9-24 10-1 Connti Tr Wh Plains 121i 919 10I5 Cumberland Gas 15 9-20 104 Davega Stores of 23 9-19 19-1 District Theatres 05 9-14 10-1 Fanny Farmer 1714 9-17 9-29 Gen Crude On 25 12-14 12-29 Gen Realty Ut 20 9-21 9-29 Griess Heger 25 9-19 9-28 Gt Lakes SS of 9-19 9-29 Hartford Firs Ins 75 9-13 10-1 Hershey Creamery 2 50 9-20 9-29 Prices reported at wholesale buying stations in Fort Worth Thursday on live poultry cream and eggs: Top grade commercial fryers sold for around 17c a pound and lower grades sold for about 13c to I5c or below Lightweight fowl sold for about 12c and heavier hens of four pounds and over sold for around 15c Roosters sold for about 10c No 1 sour cream cashed at 57c per 'sound butterfat content and No 1 sour cream cashed at 45c No 1 sweet cream drew 37c No prices were quoted on current re feints eggs as they were not being bought Must know how to 1313141i stoves refrigerator" and stove Vent-Hood Have own Meetly We furnish tools and pay mileage APPLY I eget Notices I LEONARD'S VALUE LINE survey feels the "days of the small local brewer may be numbered but be ter times may be ahead for the rest of the industry as the number of Individuals in the 18-59 year age group (where beer consumption is greatest) resumes its upward trend" Market opinion of Martin Gilbert of Bache Company: "While uncertainties such as the Suez affair and perhaps vaniations in the political picture continue to inject their influence on the price structure further trading swings are likely to be witnessed which could well prolong a test of the overhead area We doubt however that these factors carry sufficient weight to change the primary bullish trend" WM111 Texas Poultry I WILL not be responsible for ant debts contracted by any one other than myself on or after this date Henry Trapurell 3557 Revere Dr PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT AUSTIN Sent 13 (TDA)--13rot1ers and fryers steady: to 3 pounds South Texas 16c to 17c mrotty 17e At Texas lbo to Mac mostly 17c lksco 17c rHM I Thor Wants New Name CHICAGO Sept 14 (INS)--A special meeting of shareholders of Thor Corporation Chicago has been called for Oct 4 1956 on which date directors will seek permission to change the name of the company to Allied Paper Corporation The alteration is sought because the corporation is now primarily active in the pa per industry Store Sales Increase NEW YORK Sept 14 The Federal Reserve Board reported Friday that department store sales last week were 4 per cent higher than in the corresponding period a year ago CARSWELL AFB EXCHANGE desires a concessioneire to operate laundry cleaning preseing end alterations service applicants can contact Newcomb building T-2- 169 Carswell Air Force Base Es-change for information and reouired apnlication form Written proposals must be received not later than 4 45 Oct 1 195e at Carswell Air Force Base Exchange office Fort Worth Texas AUSTIN Sept 14 (AP) Broilers fryers: South Steady Undertone fully steady Supplies of desired weights atvpit adequate Demand active 23-3 pounds 17c Few previous commitments at Dic East Steady Undertone fully steady Supplies adequate for the good demand Extra heavy trading '21-4-3 pounds It1c to Irdic mostly 17c Waco-Corsicana Steady Undertone fully steady Supplies adequate for the fair demand Normal trading 2'41 pounda Waco 17c Corsicana fob plant 1de to 17'2c Texas Turkey Market Texas turkey market remains steady on the spotted movement Pricea on confirmed trade ranged 23c to 24c for heavy type young hens movement anticipated next Week when more yards will be ready lor clearance CHICAGO Sept 13 steady wholesale buying prices unchanged AA 93 score 60c to 60'4c a pound A 92 gtic to 60'kc 90 57sc 89 55c to 5M4c Eggs firm wholesale buying prices 17c a dozen lower to 2e higher 60 to 69 9 per cent As whites 47'7 to Mc mixed 44c mediums Mc to 37c standards 36c to 307c dirittes 277c checks 2617c to 27c current recetpts 30c I 14flhMI II od Notices 0 WANTED STRUCTURAL FITTERS LAYER OUTS Regular Sob 50hour Week Time ki Over 40 hours Ap (ieneral Steel Grade Grisham 3001 Pafford 8t Fort Worth Texas CAREER POSITIONS DUN BRADSTREET INC Prefer single man 21-90 A ma college graduate own auto free to travel out of city Will con eider others with high qualifications Apply Mann 900 Summit Monday through Friday 8EISMIC coMP7711s 011dERVERS ENGINEERS Need both experienced men end trainees with college degrees for work on field crews Write for implication form chine bull info mation In Your ietter Seismic EXplorattnnl be 0 Box 13057 1007 Shepherd Houston Texas rd Oe 5 0 rt- 901 or NOTICE TO BIDDERS-4--I GOVERNMENT SALE Yesterday's Markets MATED meekly Keg- stone Chavier No 9 OES 1100 Henderson I GRACE MOORE WM ARTIE istoCLESKEY Seci 711 Virginia Court TE 8-3415 RIDOLEA LODGE 1 NO 1341 i Examination and Master ds Masons ID 6 starting at 630 tn Friday VERNON HAHN WM GUY P1TTMAt4 Sec EIGHT COMFORTABLE HOMES ON NEARLY SIX ACRES OF LAND IN RESIDENTIAL AREA OF OLD FORT A RUSSELL MARFA PRESIDIO COUNTY TEXAS SPECIAL pleating 7arrant Lod(' No 942 Friday tn Work in A Degree Visiting MasonS invited A BALLARD It KEEDY See! DOW JONES AVERAGES 30 20 15 65 ndusRalls111tIs Stocks Thursday open 50021 15751 6811 17312 Thursday' hien 50292 157 85 6845 175 92 Thursday log 49756 15626 67 92 17417 ThursdaY close 499 69 15675 6815 17464 PrPVIOng close 499 97 15776 68 28 175 08 1956 high 52437 16262 7145 18507 1956 low 45831 15249 6209 15470 Transactions in stocks Used in the SVTIMPAI: Thursday 691011 34600 394500 Wednesday 249900 67700 34400 352000 STOCKS IN THE SpoTtiotirr CloseNC Am Tel Rs 71400 Ve Stand Oil NJ 44800 54 Rossi Dutch 379(10 107 411-i Us Steel 29900 69 Ili Martin Ca 27300 41 1 Curtis Dulls 25800 91 Chance Vnught 25500 44 31 Burling Indust 24800 13 5e Sidi aro lacitod for parcks of Peel ropes lioutod Wetly slotelbod Wogs Approximately 111 soros of issessk eight dwolling snits Oiso oorreats gosortors hooka oat systoles for heating and stoking end tiro gorses buildings focatd Amid lose hood at Xarfa Tim This devolopment Sties a paw sponsored food mores strut? peolowalks oleo" west sod to fruits of houses paved a roots cat roar of houses sod trees sod shrubbier's Ranging in silo front folio ood five-room with bans sixroons with hut baths and basement thus hooses aro constructed for soot mosontor aomfort boohoo plonty of 'crooned porch area end walls of memo approximately 11 limbos thick or walls of oils approximately 12 or IS inches thick Sonionts building hoe three bosiroesto sod both end spares buildings very a size bolos Wilt for osse two et throe MIPS For lhorther dotails send for tho bid form (Soo below) the wow's his hese SeftOVI 040110 140 steleese bad other sesessitessems et She fesistel Illoyetement Sealed proposals for rssrouting underground utilities New Civil Court luilding Site will be received In the office of the County Auditor at Tarrant County Court House until: 10:00 AM (CST) Thursday Sept 27 1956 and will be opened and publicly read at 1030 AM same date by the Commissioner's Court Proposals will be received to include all work in one Contract All proposals shall be accompanied by lid Bond Cashier's Check or Certified Check in an amount of at least 5 per cent of the bid Checks shall be made pap able to Tarrant County The successful bidder will be required to furnish satis factory Surety Bond in an amount at 100 per cent of the contract price The Owner res the right to reject anyor all bids and to waive anyor all formalities Plans and specifications may be examined without charge at the office of the Architect Contractors may procure plans and specifications from: Wyatt Hedrick Architect-Engineer 12th Floor IBP Passenger Station Bldg Fort Worth Texas upon deposit of FIVE DOLLARS ($500) Such deposits will be refunded to bidders upon return of plans and specifications in good condition within ten days after the time set for opening of bids All Contractors shall comply with and conform to all labor laws of the State of Texas and the various acts amendatory and supplementary thereto and to all laws ordinances and legal requirements applicable thereto WILLIAMS County Auditor ARC WELDERS Immediate openings for Industrial ore welders in well-eauipped conveniently located manufacturing plant Working 50 boor ti week Apply personnel office Hobbs Trailers 609 Houston YOUNG clerk Texas Leather Company 1401 Houston St HYDROTEL OPERATOR Experienced in sinking forging diem Excellent workinst conditions For additional information contact Mr stanlev Rucirowics general maneget PM Crow Inc 300 Luxton Street Fort Worth TEXAS ARCHITECTURAL ENGINEERING FIRM Wants experienced architectural draftsmen structural engineers and field supervisors Opportunity for good earnings and advancement In Industrial commercial and Institutional design 40 hours 5-day week Al)PlicantS please state edueation experience starting Sitlary and date available Field gupervisora must be well rporienced in general congtruction work and complex industriel installations of mechanical and electrical work Address reales to STONE PITTS ARCHITECTS kr ENGINEERS ifin CALDER AVENUE BEAUMONT TEXAS Telephone TE VASTER barber wonted No drink: ors TE 4-92e4 al kg HOW WHEN AND WHERE TO AIN All bids mint be submitted so Plovi Pd sod Aacptome Form 140470 Pole Form We SA-11270 dexcribes the property etetes the termi end tooditioes et eel arid provides hwtrottioots en bow te Sealed bide will be received at DSA liminess Wyk Coate loom 101 11M Conxesercie litreot Dallas Taos with 100 FAA CST October Se at which place end time they will 'be pothicly stpetved ott41 rood The property Islay tut Inspected by prospective waiters Parisi the period September through I HU 9:00 AM to 400 PM daily woof Siatereayn Stotdays or Iteridays Assistaece hi locattml dm property cow be obtained if 'waded at the Barrier Petrol Stele Immigration I Nature Service Fort A mull Nada Texas For the required "Invitation lid and Acceptatice Fong Wm SSA-0-27 1" toot the 'order Patrol Ststiew or write or call the GSA Surinam Servicat Center Name 01 1114 Commerte Street Dallas Tomo Foe further Information write the office Romer( below or tail the hal Property Ditposal Office Dallas Perlin" Sall Extension SC SPECIAL meeting Pols fN technic Lodge No 225 I Friday 6 Work in A Degree Members urged to attend Visiting Masons invited LUTON EDD TERRILL SPCI Arlington Hats Lodge No 1184 Will Confer A Degree and hold A No I examination Friday start- ing at 630 is Mein berm and Mason invited JIMMIE A LEWELLEN In13 WOOTEN Secy SPECIAL meeting Stock- Yard Lod ge 1244 Fri- day 7 Work In member' 4i usregicendnt) attend Visitors BAKER rD NELSON fiery ARLINGTON LODGE 1 NO 438 Will be hot to Masonic 4 0 Service Bureau DINNER AT 30 PM NV Special meeting to follow All Masons cordialh invited ADAMS THOS A LEE Secy ATTENTION: WRITE SETTLEMENT MAllONS Meeting Saturdag 7 Recreation HRH on Cherry Lane All White Settlement MatIOTIA urged to attend JIM LEVY Committee Chairman CI 64960 ED 74363 Sweetwater to Vole Sept 25 on Bonds SWEETWATER Sept 14 Sweetwater taxpayers are to vote Sept 25 on the issuance of $984- 000 in bonds for water distribution and sewerage system improve The proposal if approve would not affect the tax structure of the city since the Water Department finances are in excellent condition to handle the pro gram The bonds would be repaid out of water department i revenues GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION PUBLIC BUILDINGS SEIWKII UAL PlOPSITY DISPOSAL MCI 1114 COMASSIK1 PIM DALLAS MIAS 64160 i MMEIIIINI 1 1 "it i 1 A Alk-A-Ak-oft tr 1 ist''N.