The Lincoln Star from Lincoln, Nebraska • Page 10

IH THF STAR Saturday. September 1. 1951 Strikes By Stras By STRASUFAn EBRASKANS remember Fred Dawson as a builder of cham- nions durins his tenure as football coach. He was more than a He was an inspirational leader, master psychologist and a great sportsman. Throughout the years, he has closely followed the fortunes.

At times, he h-as been called in to deliver an inspiring mes.sage to Husker teams were down. Before Bill Glassford and bis current Huskers left for Curtis, Fred presented a message to Bill. Prof. Glassford thought so much of it that he had a copy printed for each squad member. We thought that you, the public, would like to read it, ton In tbn ol top iooiball player at tingle Ihougbi.

-We are going after the cAampionthip," Yota are no chump but a champ: ptore it every step of the way. A lot of ptifecHoo in a lot of little the defoilt. Every move you moke out there on the field lellt me wnether yon are a lop operator or half and half. The iporft casters have predicted that Nnbratka wail be a top flight team that year, it as a blessing; a Godsend; the most beautiful stimulation a football pfayer ever had, "We are going after the chompaonship" is the ordinary manly opproach to a football season. In Nebraska's greatest years, this hot been emphasised.

The loyal footbaU fans of the whole State of Nehrosko are now demand- fng championship stuff of you. They have failhfully isn We ore going alter the thsinpionship. Thts it our goal; a chol- ienge to meet; spur and constant stimulation. We go forth to propart for the coming campaign with a firm belief in ourselves on top of Ihts the sledge hammer of public belief in us. So every move we make out on the field we are going to justify belief in ourselves and Nobraska's belief in us.

Because of our unaque. "hof spot" situation day we five five out the championship ideof in all our actions. It is the most wondorful stimulation any football team ever had. Lot's deserve all the wonderfuf public belief, loyally and praise. So with ail our are bound to win.

City Employes To Sign State Loyalty Oaths Markets At A Glance NEW steels-cop- OMAHA. (liP). Prime steers; Quiet; chxmei Hogs 25-50c Lower; Steers Advance 25c big aided by rest of brought 25 cents or more on the small. market. Steers weighing 1,305 pounds went for $38.75, the All city employes will sign Qmaha mar-; ket since May.

Hog prices dipped; probably by the middle of next 25 to 50 cents. Most of the small sheep and lamb supply w'as car- Recent legislative action re- j-ied over. quires the oaths to be signed by -------ail persons receiving pay from public funds. The law became ef- 4 only modemeiy to 25 ceifts Ana 97 2.5 to 50 lower; cltMini dull, AUg. off more; choice to 240 Ih City Attorney John Jacobson 180 to 20 tHp for the eitv S'ZX 240 to 270 sam tne oains lor ine ciiy ern 21 50 27 to 300 20 25 2 i.oo; 300 1 ployes should be ready next week, 300 25 20 50 choice 270 to 330 Thpv must be sicned in the nres- 19.75; 330 to 360 ibs.

iney must, oe signea ine pres 1375 1950 ,0 400 18,008 ence of a notary public, he said, moo; 400 to 4.50 25; 450 to 1 cime and returned to the city 14 oti. Admiral tattle: Salable 1,500, 200; high Mult OlllCe. choice and prime fed strong to mostly Alleghany Mayor Victor E. Anderson stated 25 cenu higher; other cla.ws gen- filled Chemical to airong; stockcri and feeders Allies AVk 4 that he has been iniorined of no iq direct to deaien; two loads Chalmen 48U objections to the procedure. Amn Can les Wheat Up Sharply; Other Grains Gain rose in a sharp buying movement while COTTON Steady; quiet pre- the rest of the market scored i modest gains on the board of trade Friday.

Activity was rather slow, four except in wheat. holiday dealings. business. strength. with market.

to 25 lower; top $21.50. steady. New York Stocks Much wheat buying came from the South- apparently reprcjcnting lifting of by in that area. Flour trade rt- pofUd a large ea.itrrn chain baker had taken between 1.000,000 and 1,500,000 sacks of flour for delivery over the next 120 Wheat to higher, com to higher, oats to higher, rye ityle) one cent lower to 2H higher, to higher and lard unchanged to 12 a hundred higher. Year State Health Costs Climb 15 Per Cent three loads and J1.38.M Amtican Airlinet i 154, Am Car Fdry IH I.ocomotive 20 4 American Radiat Sc Si? S.ilable 1.500; receipts mainly Smelt 3H ern breeding ewes; trade most i T.t..

lambs and cwea being held over; packers bid-' Am 1 obacco load choice 1.132 lb. weighU. few utility and commercial cows, canncrs ani cutters, 21.75; odd choice vealers. 00 34 63 Armco Steel Sc Co Atch Top Sc SF. Costs of health services to as- American Woolen 4 for Monday; several loads good sistance recipients of the state in- choke 125 to 127 Ib.

short termed breeding creased about 15 per cent the past year over the previous year, or nhas city $414,129, figures submitted to the Hogs; fairly active sleady to 25c board of control Friday revealed. Siia? Expenditures the past year price on choke 190 240 tew 27 O-. 3 OO Ib Hon Works 1 9'49 Al nf butchers to sows steady at Hvndix AvUtion WItn Ol few lightweights Bethlehem Steel lit being paid for nursing home 30 down nocini Aircraft The nursing home costs in-' included several -I- 11 direct to dealers und seven loads choice to arner SPEEDY Woslin of Omaha will bo on hand in tho Huiker backfield this yoar whon the team returns from tho Curtii drills. Wostin is one ol the fastest backs on tho roster and shows a groat deal of promise. SAFE AT Kottoror.

third-basoman. had the ball but the throw was an instant as George Bitok of Papillion advanced fo third on a hit. Bilok later was in to score one of Papif- lion's three runs as they beat the Lincoln club. 3-0, in softball tourney play Friday night at the Muny diamonds. (Star Photo.) Two Lincoln Teams In State Softball Semis Karly if Papillion and Farmers Hardware of Lincoln advanced to tbe of the stale softball k'l'fhrook 1 0 0 0 Western League Omalia Hioux City 1 Sioux City ab a Omaha ab a (ord 2h .50121 Weaver 2b 4 0 0 2 3 Ibuner.

2b 3 0 0 0 2 Boyer 3b 4 0 2 0 3 Herns cf 4 0 1 3 0 Hac II llfliKk lb 4 0 2 0 Henley rf 4 0 2 3 0 Moon cf 3 0 1 2 2 Huff cf 3 0 0 2 0 Adrick ChiSox Lick Detroit, 2-0 Former Detroit Tiger Saul Kogovin shut out his old teammates for the second time in three weeks as he pitched the White Sox to a 2-0 triumph Friday night before 26,698 fans. The big righthander beat the Tigers by an identical score on August 15, giving them five hits that time. He was a little more generous in the way of hits, allowing seven. He was equally stingy with runs. Marlin Stuart, who lost a i-0 to tne Atnietics on Monday, wa.s the victim although he tried his best to inspire his teammates to do some hitting.

Stuart set them a merry pace with a triple and two singles It wa.s all for naught as his defense collapsed behind him in sixth. Nelson Fox opened the inning with a single and stele He moved to third as catcher Bog Swift threw wild for an error in an attempt to halt the steal. Johnny Lipon booted Orestes grounder for two-base error and Fox Eddie Robinson singled Minoso home and the White Sox had a' two run lead and the ball game.j It was 10th win of the year. He enjoyed every min-j ute of it. He got George Kell, the; from the previous year byinnme fed bought to arrive about 24 per cent, or $358,828.

OO; olherwue hardly enough 4 1 claw on offer for adequate test of market; nccia At the present rate of quar- scattered odd iota about steady in a clean- iterly increase, the health pro- Canadian i acific 4 Uw. HheeFt 5CKJ. rot enough offered to gram costs by the end of the ma.kct: small good and choice spring Caterpillar biennium will be $1.000.000 quar- I2s.00ff2a 50; odd head slaughter 'torly- the report showid. UT? sw Costs of gerreral medical care sioi r. and surgery a decrease 1 200 calves 200 Chicago for the year Wltn surgical down mostly steady; some Do pfdt 11 OKQ nnn high choice and fetter firm; v-k Island 11 per cent to $59,762.

General to weak, earned; Chrysler medical care was $333,257. Hos- stocker and feeders about steady; load mostly Cities Service Irritnl f-nro nn civ nor rpnt fn Prime 1.06') lb fed steers. load choke Climax Molybdm up SIX per ceni lo averages. scat-jColgate-Palmolive $346,630. Drugs showed a 10 per tered sales average good to high choice.

Fuel Iron Iront inrrooco tn I 00. latter price included 1,122 Broad A i oL 4 weights; few commercial cows. odd Columbia Has Elec 1 If the health program is to be strong weight cutters and mixed utility, Commercial Credit I hold nt 4 nv IpvpI it will be neres-' 23 00; scattered sales medium and Commonwealth Edison jlicia ai any icvti, ii wiu ue slockers and feeders. 8 33.50: lat-'Consolid Edison Sary to institute controls or Iimi- pnce tor 850 Ib. weights.

'Consolidated Vultee tations on nursing home care, Hogs: SalaWe moderately active; Cont Motors I'Sht weight butchers steady to weak; heavier Cont Oil drugs and hospitalization, tne re- weights steady; fully steady, few sales Corn Products TXirt said about 25c higher; choice 200 to 2.50 lb. bar- Copper Range i rows and gilts. top for Crane small lots. IHO to 200 lbs 21.3.5; Cudahy Picking I Extend 2.50 to 300 Ibs. .300 to ,360 Cums publishing tirremwilicrx CAICIIU 9 25 20 50 sows 360 down.icurt.ss Wright tlS 50 20 00 few butcher type under 270 Deere inviiaiion ips.

to 20 50 HRO to 400 18 00 Uouglas Aircraft tHa 18 75; 400 to .500 lbs 19.00, DuPont remont anians tne Eagie Lincoln club Friday to extend a cmc Eastern formal invitation to the district Hogv. Salable 5 moderately active, convention which will be held in least decline; bulk choice Ib 1 Fremont Sept. 16 to 18 Graff of Fremont ox- J21.23®21.,50: top ex weights 20 25821 25 11.1 'A AI 1 ID. weiRnis ouiviiris the mvitatiop and thanked over 260 ib vcrv scarce; choice the Lincoln group for sponsoring and General Elee the Fremont chanter in its hid Dencml Foods LEAP-FROG--Jole Chitwood. Indianapolis auto race vel- etati and successor to the late Fremont chapter in its bid 590 sows convention site.

clearance good Portland Cement Dr A Hunter also of Fre- Salarle l.rioo; salable calves ur. V. nunier, aiho 01 rtc claxscs scarce, about steady: few mont, led group singing of con- choke and prime Sleet yc-arlings Lucky Teler in the auto thrill show business, lakes his life in his hands as he plays leap- trog with Pony Wilson, a mem- 500-600 lb. 54 65 22 4 11 4 -f 4 I 4 I 20 4 I 1 4 31 31 .56 36 4 10 4 1 4 46 4 .11.5 1 .16 4 4 4 .50 4 4 4 ,.44 Open High ClosePvCIAgo WHEAT Sep. 2.38% Dec.

Mar. lJuiy CORN 174 154 'Dec. Har. 170 luly Sep. 78 Dec.

81 82 85 83 May Jiilv 82 RYE Sep. 165138 Dec. 171 171 July 170 NEW RYE Sep. Dec. 171 May 175 175 175 HOVBE.ANS Sep.

283 1 Nov. 1 1 Jan. 271 371273 249 1 Mar. 2 5 252 1 1 254 LARD 3 Sep. 16 45 16 45 16 42 18 45 1637 14 4'3 Oct.

15.00 15,12 15.0015.12 15.00 14 47 1 Nov. 13 97 14,10 13.9714.07 14 00 14 47 3Dec. 14.22 14 30 14.22 14.25 14.15 14.7.» llJan. 14.15 14 15 14.1.5 14 15 15,1514.75 14,17 14.17 14.15 14.15 14.15 14 90 4 May 14.25 14 25 14 20 14.25 14.25 LINCOLN GRAIN Beptember 1 WHE.kT: No. 1 CORN: No 2 yellow No.

2 white OAT8; No. 2. 50 lbs MILO: BARI.EY 1..53 1.78 .72 2.15 1.05 OMAH.A Wheat: No. 1 hard, No. 2 hard.

82.31 No, 3 hard. 2.29%; No. 4 hard, No. 5, 1 aorthern spring, No. 1 dark northern spring.

No. 2 mixed, No, 3 mixd. sample hard, Comt No. 1 yellow, No, 2 yellow. No.

3 yellow, No. 4 yellow, No. 2 white, Oats: No. 1 sshite, No. 4 white.

Barter: No. 2. No. 3, 18. Rye: No.

2. No. 3. No. 4.

nog wnn ronr rj hmvu hibhi- vcntion songs and put on 1 -11 steers 1 3.5.00: part-load choice heifers RR ofd 52 her ol his troupe. Both men will rnagic stunts for the luncheon, $37 OO; uiimy and commercial 24.50 West Sugart 4 be ieen as a part of the two- hour. 27-event program to be staged before the Nebraska slate fair grandstand next Wednesday afternoon. A balloon ascension and parachute jump will also be a part of the show. audience.

Weather Ahead 4 1 (I 1 0 400110 11100 3 116 0 Browns Hit Indians, 6-3 83000; commercial cows Greyhound mmt csnner to utility cows 119.00# 25.50; Holly Sugar utility and commeicial 8 30.50, Homcstake Mining commercial to prime vealers Hudson Motors S.slablc 50; meager supply good to Illinois Crnual The extended five day forecast prime Dmbs available; steady at International Harsester 4 fnw 32 00; top 00 paid sparingly; cull and International Nickel lOr rseoraSKa. utility vcrv draggy, mostly Paper 4 Temperatures will average near 27 OO; few lots international Tel Tel nnrmal- nnrmal mavimiitn 4 -'28-50; sprinkling slaughter ewes normal, normal maximum 1590 Laughiin 25 4 normal minimum 53 western Ne-' Kennecou Copper braska; 56 eastern Nebraska; dknver i 'Sunday or Monday; moderate 22 25 no to i 85 21 21 75 I precipitation in Nebraska except Cattu: Salable 700; largely fed cattle KANSAS CITY Wheat; 227 to lower: No. 3 hard and dark hard, No. 3. No.

2 red, No. 3, Cora: 48 to lower: No. 2 white, No. 3, 2 yellow mixed. No.

3. 8 cars; nominally unchanged to lower; No. 2 white, No. 3, 8 I CHICAGO i Cora: No. 2 yellow, 1.80%ffl8l%: No.

4 3 1,79: No. 1.77%: wmpla 16081.73; No. 1 white, 1.8 'x. 1.8581,88 No. 2.

Oats; No. 1 heavy mixed, S3, feed, 1.12#1,30. rtsiautt; waiixv in nnpih ordered; prime yearlings and 1.340 lb. steers Dockheed Aircraft somewhat above normal in north- 59 choice to low prime 36.15;..................... west portion; average rainfall steady; utility and commercial cows 23.00# an.n.,n* I in Inph- canncrs and cutters 19 00 22 50 Field AWTIA 1 xir FU Inch, scattered medium yesriing sock JlarH" GIm L.

(AP) thundershowers Saturday; again 27 00 8 32.50; medium and good feeding Mission Corp contender for the Paige pitching a terrific 1 about Wednesday. can league batting crown, four; relief assignment against times. Kell got the ball out of jhis old mates, the St, Louis 4 1 0 6 infield only once. belted two homers and .3 1 14 4 3 0 0 1 ab a Detroit ab the Cleveland Indians, 1 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 3, Fox 2b 4 12 4 1 Lip.m 3 0 0 3 1 i Hofoot 2 0 0 0 0 'ioian 0 0 0 0 0 Stewart If 2 0 0 1 0 Miiiiin 1 0 0 0 0 0 to nday nignt. me aeieai, 0 0 0 0 0 N'fcidicf 0 0 0 0 olRutbycf 10 110 0 0 0 0 0 third straight sank 4 Kryh'ki lb 4 0 1 10 4.0 jMinos(i3b 4 10 2 tourney here Friday night as they 4 2 wiru'if moved past of aiisaio Ti.ui» 41 27 rf 0 0 0 0 KeiiHb 3-0, and Omaha Police, 5-1, in Kasierbrw.k for Uber in 7th.

i their respective games. siou" -i Hogovmp 30001 Swmc of byes I nday, cim.ha (KM) 001 mix 4 Offutt Field of Omaha will be nieuiiud t'ity the other semifinalist.s. Country ttB Shiriey 1 Cber 3 Sayers 1 000 000 -Shirley 4, 1 her 2. Sayers 1 Buns and! In The Record Book Sheep: Salable 600: very slow; spring Montgomery Ward slaughter lambs steady; steady; feeders Na-sh Kelvinator steady to weak; choice and prime 93 lb. BiKUit Colorado spring lambs 31,.50: utility to choke Cash Register shorn slaughter ewes 13.25814.25; good City Lines 86 lb.

Colorado feeder 31.008 -Nat Dairy 31.50. Distillers i Nat Gypsum Newmont Mining 4 4 -t- 21 4 4 4 -t- 4 4 4 0 0 1 0 the Indians a full game below the 4 0 2 2 New York Yank- 4014 0 eps. 3 0 0 2 2 Paige, making his first appear- 0 3 0 4 ance on the Municipal Stadium able damage to uphoisu-ry I mound since the Indians p.m.—i3.ia tai luiuin in in 1950, entered the game MUNICIPAL COURT 000 002 000 dramatically for St, Louis in the FIRE ALARMS Friday 1.09 a.m.—lOO West car belonging to George Scott, 100 West afire. Consider- false alarm. PRODUCE CHICAGO EGG FUTURES Sep.

Oct. Nov, Dec. Central North Am Aviation North Pacific I Salrs'Opcni HtghI layw iCloseiPv.ci!^'®"*’'^'’ Gas SOhio Oil 55 30 5 30 54.901.55.25 55,60 V.V V' 28 1 K) 4 00 53..55 ,5.3 05 i'" I 5 Il.80i52.15l52.25jp“; Am 1 18 OO 18 2 47.90148,25 48.00 meets Papillion at pm 3 sayers o' and Farmers Hardware and i 2 Shiruy 1 RoWnsim. Detroit ill rnllirtp at 'lO All tournev 1 HU Stuart 2. S(F- Hogovin .5.

will comae ai o.ou. luuim j' powr Lber (91). 1- Phillips, Alvarer and winmr Uogovin (10-7) at the Harding. 2 05 McfJowan. Rommel.

games are being Muny diamond.s. nliirado Hprtnas 4, ichita I State won Uie Greater Lin- coin "league single elim tourney as they nudged Barn. Redeemer Lutheran beat Sho-An'if 2 waiter Roofing, 4-2, in a AA-2 8idaru playoff contest while the St. James girls team edged Sprague- Martel, 12-11, in a Class playoff. Other re.sults included West Merchants over PlaMor.

10-B, a tfSS AA-2 makeup tilt. AUek out for Mossi in Ulh Omaha Police 000 1 00 2 100 OOO Farmers Hardwar- OO2 100 1-uller, and ii I hk I vi Sullivan and 2. Minnkk. Crosby. RBI Tiilmsn's 000 OOO 0 0 1 0Wakefield.

Loll. lA-oiiard, 2. I'apillion OOO (): hj 3 4 1 Skurski. Hairston. Carey Weiss, Wcrti and Suuires.

Kora! Wkhila abr oa Colo Sp.ab rhoa uI 1) 1 2 2h11 2 1 2 Wakif'd If I 1 2 0Rui'bar If 4 ()0 2 0 rfI 0 000Skurski cl 40 2 1 M.Hki> lb4 0 0 14-onard rf 41I.1 0 Haim 3b 00Cro-sby 3b4 11 I.utz cf 2 1 0 70 Ank'm 2b 2 t) 0 c3 2 2 7 0 Sidarii 1 0 00 0Winkles 0 324 F'llkius 0 4 00 50 Strahs 3 0 Uu1 Minnick 2 0 0 11 King 1 0 00() VI ossi I)() 0 0t) Meek10 00 33 1 424 8 33 4 1027 8 Wlnkk; HU and SVakcficld. lartt. latonard DP and Lett Wichita 8, Colorado Springs 7 Minnick 2, Strahs 3. SO 2. 3, Sitahs 7, -oft Minnick 7 and in 6 Innings.

Moasl 3 and 1 in 2. WP Minnick. Winner SUahs (10-11) I.o»er-- and LCC Jr. Tourney Finals Due Today Roger Von Gillern and Bruce 12240 Martin meet today in the finals of I'ostousc cf 5 2 2 0 the championship flight of Lin- 4 2 .3 3 0 11 coin Country junior golf Uonnmg 1 1 1 i Hunter 2b 4 1 3 4 3 I 'Urn .5 0 2 0 3 llobcru Pueblo HI, llcMvrr 1 ab a Denver deiault rote lb 2b 3 0 0 4 1 4 00 11 0 McWh'l'r 4 0 19 1 4 1 0 0 2 Schullr 10 0 11 cga I 0 0 0 1 Jadcrlund 10 0 0 0 Epperson 0 0 0 0 0 Gillern won by from Bud Sidles and Martin was a and 1 winner over Buddy Williamson. In the bracket, TotaU 3i i 5 27 ii Khio fheM contestants will be Jaderlund flicd out for in T.

Bueblc) 002 020 330-10 ilhairisun and Jeanette Denver hmi ooi i Wilson, KHl 3. flight -m loan b. 0 't Ronning, Postole.ve. Hunter 2, I.ear. -m 3 and 2.

second Morgan iuiiler. Hruton. Pmlolese lH-- 11 an i tm- Bruton. I i unter. U- Pueblo 8 I vr 1 MU b.al Denver 8.

UH N.utray 4, SchulU 2. 2. i elt. 2 and Uat Malt I 1 SO Negray 2. SchulU 4.

ega Taber, and 0 tons V.d 2 and runs -DIf Schullr 8 and 4 in beat Hilly Hoper and 3 1 1-3 innings, cga 4 and in 2 2-3. Kpper- cuiooiaiion -Manley beat iracy 'on 4 and i in Balk Kpperson inner Lr-tunaii 2 N.gray ') l.oscr SchulD (9-13). I Rice (iivui H. it beat Nancy and KtmpcI 2 23. A .5.399.

1 Penney Penn ninth innina with two Indians nn So, 29th, pleaded guilty, fined Some dealers when local demand arises! Pepsi Coia ninm inning WlUl two rnaians on win ray a premium over local maraet Dodge base and nobody out. RKCKI-FSS driving ary D. fui Ph.Ico VVAI-KS XTTER 1440 Otoe-, pleaded guiUy. fined Eggs: Bid for farm run 45 Ibs. net a ease.

Philip driver license su.spcnded for one year. per doren, discount for small, Philips Petm Satch made things tougn lor ca RPZLESS driving onald p. Frank, dlny, damaged or stale eggs. Grade heavy. I Procter Gamble limself bv walking the first pleaded gmlty by waivei.

fined Sirklly fresh, uniform In sire and color per Pullman Hire, WvTvti tn filpM.vrtin Stokke, 16.30 (). pleaded not guilty, doren. 38846c; per case, pullet eggs. Pure on to face him, Eaily Wynn, to jo per case. 50 per doren.

Itadio Corp Amei the bases. speeding Phnnp Litt, tr pleaded Chickens: Heavy hens. bs. and over. Remington Rand Than D.ilr« Mitchell' fmcd 20c; light and Leghorn hens, 17c: stags and i Republic Steel men ne maat ydw sign VIDLATIO.N—Manon ('.

old 12c; heavy breed springs. Drug foul out, got Bob Avila to forCCiDerry, 1832 So. 50th, pleaded guilty by to 26c, over 24c: Leghorn Heynold.s Tobacco at cernnrl nne waiver, fined and black springs, 20c: hybrid 21c. Metal Lroorge burnweiss ai secona, signal violation -I Cream: No. 64ci no.

2 churn-. Richfield Oil run scoring, and wound up mat- MorrU. 932 pleaded guilty by 6Ic; 69c. iSafeay Stores tors by fanning Larry Doby, fined 2 cool job saved the Tl W. S23 tory for Jim McDonald, who i .56 4 69 2.7% Large Gains On Few i- issues Lead Small Market Movement NEW terrific pull from a handful of individual and a boost from strength in a few major divisions combined Friday to put the stock market ahead moderately.

Gains ran beyond a share amonx live upside leaders, but the rest of the market came along sluggishly with an that bogged down around the one dollar i mark. there was a long trail of minus signs generally confined to a range of lesj than a dollar. Coppers displayed the upside as groups, and they were followed bv golds, farm implements, motion pictures, and I Other maior divisions were mixed, with ollg and aircrafts leaning lower. The Associated Press average of 60 stocks gained 29 cents at with industrials up 30 cents, rails unchanged and utUitiea up 10 cents. The high degree of in FYiday's market could be traced in part to the fact the stock market will be closed Monday (or Day.

and buying and selling took on a defensive tinge for the three-day holiday Volume stood up well at 1.530.000 shares, this week only to Thursday's 1.9,50,000 shares. The market also was a litti.s less broad than Thursday with 1,101 indi idual traded aa compared with Thursiay'i issues Of the total traded, 472 ad- s.vanced and 359 declined with 39 new highs and four new lows for the year. OMLAHA pleaded guilty by waiver, fined huming cream: Net price for No. 1 cream idelivered country stations, 64 cents; C.VREI.ESS S. price, track basis.

67 8 68 cents; r.vf fcviir Richardson. Uecond grade at least 3 cenU leag than No. 1 Honk Arft accounted, for four and Robert Rowers, 6119 Have- butterfat; retroactive class 1, St. Loui.s runs, two on a homer in the fifth. Freddie Marsh belted Distillers Arnia Sears Roebuck his third against five losses.

OVERWEIGHT ON CAPACITY PLATE Sinclair Oil Skeliy Oil Socony Vacuum class 2. 80, class 3, Butter: Creamery Jobbing pricei, 92 one with the bases empty in the waiver, fined vr xaix aaavaa a s.r*’. -s. VrlCBIliriJ iUUUUlB I Ray K. pleaded fuilty by 'quarters.

1 pound 70 cents; 90 5 NO REGISTRATION Eggs: Current reeelpfi 44 Ibs. net nuoted Donald A. Smith, Heaver City, pleaded guilty imostly 25 8 12 .50 per case of 30 dozen; ----by waiver, fined paying 48 cents per dozen for grade IMPROPER PASSING-Sankev F. Poultry: Grade A hens pounds cns. Wymore.

pleaded guilty by waiver, 17 cenu per pound: springs Charles Norris, 4628 Hillside, 13 pounds. 18 cents: Iisht hens and Leghorns, i ftlllltv. ftnM StO IK 11 riUntaV Ull Stand Brands eighth. St. layuls 6.

Cleveland 3 1 Rt.laxuls ahr oa Clevel'ndab 1 Young 2h 41 227 Mitchell If50 Oelsing cf 5 0 0 3 1 Avila 2b 4 0 Halts 41 2 2 0 Dobv v(4 0 IMdPrsrf 3 1 ()2 0 Easier lb 4 0 Wood If 3 1 1 30 Rosen 3b3 0 Arft lb 513 7 3 M'Coskvrf 4 0 Marsh 3b 5 111 3 Hoone ss 1 0 lennings ss 3 0 15 1 la-hner 1 1 McDon'dP 3 0 1 2 1 Tebhelts CI1 0 0 000 Heg.in 1 0 Simpson Cixvmbs l.emon Rrissie Texas Co I Airlines Triconluiental Twenty Cent Fox Union Carbide Union United Aircraft United Airline Corp Fruit 2 A a.iu xwins. XU ccnis a pounaiij-c 9 Davenport, pleaded gviilty by waiver, fined 'single daisies. longhorns. 428 f. Smith.

Junction ity, CHIC.VGO ViPlcaded guiliy by waiver, fined Live poultry; Market, bens weak, chickens I FAILURE TO DISPLAY FLAC.S-Har- unsettled: .33 trucks. old IA'foy Owens. and h.rnest Colored over 5 25 cents a Dl.ee Hurst. City, pleaded gmHy 1 pound; hybrid, 22c; bareback. 22c; Leghorn.

9iby waiver, fined '22c. I 1 0 (1 0 0 F. Brinkman, 3026 Kprlngs: Colored. 25c; White Rock. i i 'Vilmer A.

Jacobs. Ashland, Plymouth Rock. 29c; Gray Cross. 28c; p' i i 9 pleaded guilty, fined Robert K. Cross.

2Hc. ir 0 0 0 0 and Herbert Hendrickson. heete: Twins. 39840 cents a pound; hi 22 43 4. -I.

6 -r 4.3% 8 3 3 11 23 71 70 2.3 1 205k 64 101 4 .116 June -k Dec. GOVERNMENT SECURITIES Over the Counter Quotations (Fractions in Aui. 31, 1951 U.S. Trcaturx Bid Asked 100 4 100 6 100.7 100.8 5')Sept. Dec.

Mar. 54-52 "2Sept, 53-51 June54-52 14' 2 2 Dec. 55-51 Dec. 54-52 1 vy sr I 1 Mw. 54e.

'2 June 55-53 Mar. 54e. .2 1 1 June Mar. 55e. Mar.

Dec. 55e. 2 'a Mar. 58-58 1 April Sept. Sept.

A i June 63-58 .100,7 100.7 100.9 fined I.ee Omaha, pleaded 90 6.5%c; 89 Kore, 64c. yuilty by power oi attvirney. fined $15; Fran-' 10.580 cases: market steady Warner Bros DAD CAUGHT Anne (left) and Bertha Belle Overlott. daughters ol Mr, and Mrs. H.

Overton ol 6329 Fremont, Lincoln, display a couple of northern pike caught by their dad at Woman lake in norfhern Minnesota. The fish measured 28 and 32 inches. (Phofo Special to The Star.) I Totals .35 6 11 27 16 Totals i I.ehner sate on error for lined into double in 7ih Wynn walked (or Brissie in 9ih. rv vcox i Stirnvvci.ss ran for Wynn ui 9lh. Harders.

Wood River, and Glen firm; extras 60 to 69.9 percent A and over. Auto Supply St. laiuis 002 020 6 Kreii.schner, 3011 So. 17lh, pleaded guilty. cents a dozen; medium extra 60 to 69.9 i -A 'Cleveland 000 000 Afax G.

DeWitl. .3019 So. 35th; A and over 63 cents a dozen; me- Air Brk Marsh, Arft. RUI- Wood. Arft Koenig.

He.xirice; and Mickey dnim extra 60 to 69 9 percent A and over Elec I-emon 2. Avila. 211 Halts HR jGriffin, 1946 West Pleaded guilty by 5 5 stand.xrds. 5.3c; current receipts, 46 heeling Steel l.emon. Arft.

Marsh. fined James F. Schram. 39c; checks. 33c.

'Wilson 71 18 Hoonc and F.xster; Jen-ipieaded guilty, fined Potatoes; 119. track 172. total nings. and Dclsing and F.VII.UllE TO DIM HEADI.IGHTS—- shipments 444 Supplies moderate, Coombs and Faster. I.aiit—St Ixiuis; Edward F.

Luedkc. 1642 me, pleaded demanc, very slow, market very dull account 10. Cleveland 9 HU 5. Paige 1 guilty, fined of holiday. Track sales (100 lA-mon 5.

Hris-sic 1. 1. Lemon 7. NO DRIVER'S LICL.NSE—Harry Bauer, and Oregon Russets lA, washed. Wool worth A'oungs Sheet Zenith Radio Tube Dec.

49 Mar. June Sept. 1 Oct. Ail 1 Oct. Nov.

62-59 62-59 Dec. June 67-62 Dec. June 69.64 69-64 70-65 71-66 72-67 72-67 72-67 98.29 98.41 98.29 98.31 ,.103.6 iffl 10 98,26 98.28 01 ,,105.26 105.30 99 20 99 22 ..102.10 102,14 98.16 98.25.......... ..1014 101.8 .107.8 107.12 -V 03 109.8 109 13 99.0 99,4 -h 02 98.22 98 26 02 ..111.0 111,4 -y 02 100.2 100.6 s- 02 99.10 99.1 02 98.28 99 0 98.26 98.30 98.24 98.28 98 22 98 98.22 98,26 100.10 100.14 98 22 98,26 1 02 02 6 in 8 (no'e out in 1. pleaded guilty, fined $1 two cars 4 00; T'riumphs U.S.

lA, washed, 0 in I. la-mon 9 in Hrissie 2 in MUFFLER -James L. Heiser, Davcy, Owo cars .3 4.7, Washington Russets U.S. HUP pleaded gmlty. fined washed.

2,8584.10. Street sales (100 Potash 1 Winner I.oser--Lemon STOP SIGN VIOLATION-Donald Helm- Idaho U.S. lA, washed. 4.2584.75;I Arkansas Nat Gas A Summers. McKinley and stadcr, 194 West and I'ecil O.

Campbell, best mostly 4.75; few 4 85; midwest Electric Bond Share. NEW YORK CURB Chg. U.H. Treasury Notes and Certificate of IndeNedaess 1. 1951 .................................40 20 15, 1951..........................

I 22 1 14 1.24 April 1. 19.i2 ..........................100.3 100..5 July 1. 1952 .......................100 4 100.8 Exempt from all taxation except surtaxes, estate inheritance and gift taxes. Route 2, pleaded guilty, fined Grei and h.tmpioij fiun beat 4 and 3 I ftighi lUon 1 brat Judy Muelu-r Ihght Hurt, 1 I'l- toiisoUliun Mary right. 1-up.

Bowling Results ITV I.KAfil E. Mice rat.ill beat pjiu Blue Klhbon beat Keck, 3-0. tveal apttal iaar 2-f. oriihuvker beat McKinney, 2-1. Heavy Slate At LCC High team 27SI ,1 I I Blgh team gam.

(lutpot Labor Day Week end buh ind m. I Ml aame. J. Jensen 211 The Lalxjr day week crid will vftfkws ahmin lkvguk be a top-heavy one instifar as iraming beat img t-o. Lincoln Country (dub gulf aciiviiy i.

IS concerned, with tfie father and FtnaiKe ii, 3 1 son dub championship heading 1 uidoce 1 22 High Ind. Aden me docKei Aden tii IjOW and low net team winners High team game. Adjudication. will be narr.eij. In addition, 7 be prizes for the most un- DiMaggio, who holds the usual sh(jts to the pro record for hitting ml shop over the three-day period.

eoi.serutive games, also set a Special events Lalxir day will Bacific (last U-ague record by hitting safely in 61 consecutive in 19.13. Wind up the holiday activities. Muny Pool To Close Muny pool will close for the at 9 p.m. Sunday. iJireftor Bun Galloway told The SlAT Friday nisht.

round whites 2.75S3.10; some Wisconsin' Kaiser Frazer 2 ,50, Idaho, Oregon and Nebraska Triumphs i Niles Bcment Pond 3 658 3.75; Colorado, fair, 3.00; 'WiKonsin Warbas 3.00 Singer Wright Hargraves NEW YORK Chickens: Fresh, eastern; (boxes) 12 to i box top grades iced; 2 2'jj lbs. .3 35 8 36c; 1 IONES STOCKS AND BONDS 10 IVa BOND MARKET NEW Corporate bonds 4 lbs. and over, irregularly higher on light volume Friday 36 8 40c. a.s sales touched a new low for the week Fresh northwestern young hens' The market will be closed Monday. Ubor.

1 53000 ft 10 to 14 lbs top and second 49 and the sales volume indicated that OM 850c: far western, fresh, young hens 10 to substantial number of buyers and sellers ap-1 Dow a STOGRS and bond 22 2T1.B4 270.25-b0S( 45.00—0.0.3 65 96.07 96.60 95.63 96.11+0,04 Transactions in slocks used In averages; Fri- Tbnrs. Wednes. 126,400 152,800 136.100 71,100 99,600 10.3.100 31.400 22,500 16,200 228,900 274.900 255,400 Totals Hales: 14 8 50c; Reltsville Whites dry parently started the long weekend a bit early Bonds packed all sections young 5 to 10 lbs, 48c; Ueltsville Whites ice young 5 to 10 48c; turkeys bronzed young hens 8 to 16 46 8 5(K'. OMAHA FEEDS AND HAY meai: Sun cured. 13 percent protein.

dehydrated 17 percent protein. carlou, Government bonds of longer maturities Grade Rails Bom 2 32 of a point jfo Heeond Grade Rtlls to 32 on small sales Dealers said the ad- 10 Public vxnces primarily from a lack of 10 Industrials offerings. Japanese bixds dominated activity in the 101.49 0.2.3 100.24+ C.20 99.74 0.05 The liist thffP no-hit games to be piuiied in the niajoi' leag'ues, NEW LUTHERAN architect draw- were mght games. The pJtchersi ing for the new chapel and student center for were Ixfrnon, Barney and Bick- synod the Univet- lord. sity of Nebraska is picJurod above.

The building, de-. by Fritz draig of Lincoln, will be consfrucled at Fifteenth and streets. Kingety Construction company of Lincoln will build the chapel. Cost is set at 5108.000. foreign dollar section.

Several turned in gains ranging from to for the Tokyo City Orient development 6s dronPed to Tokyo Electric Light lost pellets more. Thursday, the week's high. percent protein. The Associated Press average of 10 utili- 00; pellets, more ities added 0,2 of a point and that of 10 low- Honiljiy feeds; Carlots, ton lost 0 2 00 Cottonseed meal: 41 percent protein, 00; pellets more. 1 COFFEE FUTURES Oats feed: Steam rolled oats, pul-i vk A'ORK (4P) Coffee soni verized unhulled oats, 00 i AORK.

(AP). spot Santos Hoybean meal: 41-44 percent protein No, 4 closed at 53.75 A. Cost and freight 00; pellets more. 'offerings include Santos Bourbons at Feeding tankage: 60 percent protein. meal scraps 50 percent protein and hnnemeai 00 banlos No 4 (uturcs Closed 39 to 43 No, 1.

131 contracu. 2. 00821 No. 3. 19.00;; Contract closed quiet, do grade, 15.00.

saieg. NAVAL STOhES SAVANNAH, Ga. fAP) TurpeDtlisei and sales, none; o71: shipments. stocks. 5,728.

Rosin: and none; 154; shipmenu, 216; stocks, 21,842. Rosin unchanged. i PAYING Fresh 46c Ibs. Net Welfhl GILLETT POULTRY He. 9th.