The Racine Journal-Times Sunday Bulletin from Racine, Wisconsin • Page 42

42 RACINE SVNDAT BULLETIN Sunday, September 16, 1956 usiness iNews Anthony de Lorenzo, former'cerns' charges on business Racine newspaperman who loans now are generally on a now is director of public with the 4 to 6 per cent' tions for General Motors, left'rates being asked by most ma- New York Friday with Harlow'jor banks. Moreover, country H. Curtice, president of bankers have become more bound for Europe. Curtice is choosy in granting loans. More going abroad to make his and more customers leave semi-annual study of the eign market.

Deere veteran Batlenberg. president machinery, will of the Wisconsin Association: opera- overseas for the fust in its 119-year history. New Co rs Wi 11 FeatU re Transplant Evergreen Trees Lower Body, Higher Costi tions of Insurance Agents, and his! wife, along with Mr. and Mrs. Sidney E.

Nelson will its foreign subsidiary, the 60th annual convention acquired majority The Composite 1957 Automobile Here's Detroit's new look in a nutshell: Silhouette: Lower and longer, many with smaller wheels. Rear fins: Higher, some curved outwards. Headlights: Two pairs on most models. Engines: More pep and horsepower; at least one model with radical fuel injection system. Colors: Toned down considerably; come'oack for all- black.

Windows: "Wrap-around" extended to rear windows; some roofs partially glass. Price: Up from $50 to $200; higher financing charges. the National Insurance Agents, through Wednesday, DETROIT (NEA) Thisiing business magazine says it Association interest in Heinrich Lanz! town is about as excited as an; will appear first on Chevrolet's employs about; expectant father getting news sports car, the Corvette, and be in New I persons in West his wife is giving birth available on other Chevrolets. will Colors are toned down con- of a discussion of accident Jt no because the; sideraWy. Black recently be- vention and highway scheduled for todav.

ggfgj an implement plant and delivery of the new 1957 models is shaping up as one of most crucial and dramatic foundry at Zweibrucken. NEW YORK. The Labor Frederick Dhuy, administra-Day holiday and cooler weather tive assistant reduced the need for air staff of the National slashed the nation of Cost Accountants vvill consumption to meet with the directors of Ra- kilowatt hours. cine-Kenosha chapter, Monday, jhat figure was 610,000,000 Sept. 17 at the Racine the previous week's Club at 7 p.m.^ output of 11,565,000,000 kwh, Winners in a rhyme 7.9 per cent ahead of the sponsored by Goldblatfs electricity consump- connection with the 'O" the year earlier week, grand opening at the the total was Shopping Center.

James Gilmore. 1015 Hayes; MINNEAPOLIS Ira Rosing. Kenosha: Sis- and Linoff, announced, ter Rose Albert, 1209 Park the purchase of 16 Stevenson's blessed events in automotive history. came the most popular in the Chrysler line for the first time in years. That trend is expected to continue.

Interiors of the 1957s will also be toned Mrs. R. F. Reidh, 301 N. scores in Wisconsin, Minneso- Vincennes Circle; Harold and Dakota, son, Kenosha; Edith A.

Stevenson's stores in Wis- 1017 Grand Peter E. are at La Crosse and Chiapeti, 2319 West Lawn claire Mrs. H. E. Lenz, 1633 Packard; Mrs.

Florence r- i i i 1520 Bryn Mawr Mrs.j Wheat FUTUreS UD, Robert R. Houston, 1413 Mary- GfaiHS MlXCcI with more pep and horsepower. Route Sturtevant; Mrs. P. J.j this fact will be Batenburg I3I3 Lathrop CHICAGO Wheat fu-lplayed up less in the ads than and Mrs.

Christian J. Sorensen, tures made steady gains on ex-' 1749 Howe St. ipectation of export business, Here's the attending doctor'sjdown considerably over '55 and latest bulletin: '56 models. All makes are lower. new models have more and look wider.

Tires on most jgjass. Some have roofs par- makes are reduced from 15 to tJaHy of glass. Windows are 14 inches to achieve part of a "wrapped around" the back of lowered silhouette. Clever new models and more exten- body designs cut another around the front of many to four inches without reducing; more. Chrysler, General Motors and Rear fins are higher and new spring systems curved outward on several models.

Chrysler has discov- ered that high fins add driving A of new gim- stability to cars, the and optional accessories, as hi-fi transistor radios Most new models have versions of the main headlights. One pair is for normal city driving. The extra pair is for country driv- Some models have them i paired side-by-side; some are 'paired vertically. All new cars have engines The Wisconsin State Cham- while the rest of the grain list her of Commerce will hold the close of ac- 27th Annual Meeting in of models. in previous years.

The 1957s will have from 225 horsepower in the cheaper cars, to 350 horsepower in the most expen- waukee, on Monday, Oct. The theme of the meeting is' Compared with a week ago, "A New Future for closed off to up 27 Business cents a bushel; corn off V4 to oats off to up rye Nearly 600 executives of to soybeans off $1 billion savings and loan to up lard off 15 to 48 The radical fuel ejection system giving more power and simplified ignition is being introduced for the first time as optional equipment. One lead- business of Wisconsin will convene in Green Bay, Sept. 17, 18 and 19 to attend the 60th annual convention of the Wisconsin Savings and Loan 10 Most Active government crop estimate as a Conveniton site was timed' to coincide with the 60th an- points. Cash grain prices also were; (By umted pres.s) mixed in the week's dealings.

The five most active stocks Traders spent the first on the American Stock Ex- days of the week waiting for; change last week were: Pancoastal Petroleum, up Chrysler and Packard pushbutton shifting, are being offered. An impressive range of new safety features will be introduced. Almost all firms are trying to capitalize on the great popularity in the station wagon field. Oldsmobile, for example, is coming out with one after abandoning the wagon several years ago. Makes with completely new models, from tires to top, include Plymouth, Dodge, DeSoto, Chrysler, Imperial, Ford, Mercury, Oldsmobile, Buick and Cadillac.

The change in Chevrolet is a so-called facelift. But it's essentially a new car, too. Pontiac, Lincoln, Nash, Hudson, Rambler and Studebaker- By Henry Free September is the best period of the year to transplant evergreens, both coniferous and flowering. At that time, they are as dormant as during the winter. The best way to treat them is as follows: Have the plants freshly dug.

Get them planted in the shortest possible time after digging; but, if the burlap around the ball of earth and roots suggest dryness of the soil inside, place the ball in water deep enough to cover it and leave it there overnight. Dig the hole for each plant at least 1 V2 times the diameter of the earth ball and fill it to the trim with water. Let this soak away before planting. Tramp It Down. If the burlap is made with a dense mesh, cut several slashes in it.

After placing the ball in the hole so that its top is about even with the soil surface, cut the strings and also cut away the excess burlap on top of the ball, leaving that on sides and the bottom intact. Shovel in good rich earth around the ball. If this earth is moist, tramp it down hard arotind the ball; if dry, pour in water; let this settle, add more soil and repeat the soaking. A day or two later, tramp this soil hard. In all cases of late summer planting, make a circular ridge of soil around each plant to form a bowl-like depression, filling this with water each week until you can be sure that To moisten soil, make circular ridge around plant and fill "bowl" each week.

Cattle Supply One of Largest (IP) Weekly CHICAGO livestock: CATTLE Current supply largest any week since January but less than 5 per cent greater than corresponding year ago period; fed steers, particularly 1,100 lbs. up in broad demand, prices 50 to 1.50 higher, steers average choice and below steady to 1.50 lower, low choice and below lower, high choice and.prime heifers over 950 lbs. strong to 1.00 higher, others steady to fully 1.00 lower with good and low choice under 850 lbs. mostly 50 Packard have models to I.OO off, cows steady to 25 to varying degrees. bulls steady to 25 higher vealers steady to I.OO higher.

niversary celebration of the Wisconsin Savings and Loan; League. Since Green Bay is Wisconsin's oldest city, the officers of the League deemed it appropriate to have this 60th annual convention there. Tight money is having broad repercussions throughout the country. Banks in small and medium-sized towns are following big city institutions in raising interest rates, a nation-vfide survey shows. The smaller con- to be announced after the at 6 on 210,800 shares; Cana- of activity Tuesday.

dian Southern Petroleum, off On Wednesday the market reacted to the government report, which confirmed predictions of a record soybean crop and put corn 190,000,000 bushels higher than expected. Everything but soybeans turned lower in the which resulted. 5-16 at 5 9-16; Scurry-Rainbow Oil, off 1-16 at Canso Oil Producers, off 1-16 at New Indria Mining Chemical, unchanged at The five most active stocks on the New York Stock ex- sellingjchange were: American Telephone, off I at If this run-down makes the jl957 cars sound plush and expensive that's the correct interpretation. Never before has the American public been offered such a jump in driving luxury between model years. But the American public is also going to have to pay for it, too.

An appearance of export! on 370,700 shares; Stand- business on Thursday put a ard Oil' (New Jersey) off 1 Vs halt to wheat losses and at 55; S. Steel up at golden grain advanced to Dutch up at 108, and day's levels. Glenn L. Martin up at 41 EVERYBODY who enters FIRST PRIZE Two Weeks VACATION stockers and feeders fully steady to fully 50 cents lower, late 26.00-32.00; Wednesday over dozen loads average prime to high prime I275-I400 lb. weights 33.00-33.50, four loads 33.50, highest since April 6, 1955; good and choice vealers the autumn rains have made all the surrounding soil moist.

This is a good time for you to transplant or separate Oriental poppies so as to increase your stock of these desirable plants. Take the plants up carefully and examine them. Old plants often have several "eyes" which may be cut apart with generous portions of the root and planted as separate plants. Look for Mites. Even pieces of root planted proper soil may, under favorable conditions, produce new plants.

This variety generally is considered so difficult to transplant and propagate that many gardeners hesitate to disturb old plantings. Plants grown from seed are not always true to type and too often of an inferior quality. If your evergreen foliage begins to show a grayish or brownish cast, look over the plants to ascertain if they are infested by the red-spider mite. These insects are too small to be seen on the foliage so hold a piece of stiff wrapping or similar paper under a branch, tap lightly, and if you find some very small reddish particles scurrying about you may be sure that some quick action is necessary. Spray with a miticide, directing the spray from below as these tiny insects live on the underside of the foliage.

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LADY'S BLUE QLASSES WITli rhlnestone trim In blue case. ME 3 -S8S3. FOR 7 1928 STUDEBAKER COUPE. RESTORED to show room condition. 38,000 actual miles.

One owner until 1955. Jet black with tan top and spare tire cover. Perfect chrome, varnished wood, wheels, and completely reupholstered. Have a great deal more invested. Will sell for $495.

Can see at 3312 Sth Ave. anytime oefore 8:00. 1965 FORD, V-8. TWO DOOR, PAIRCANI club sedan, radio, heater, directional lights and whltewalls. Fine condition.

MElrose 2-7416, FOR SALE BY PRIVATE Ford Pordor Customllne, fully equipped new rubber. A real nice one. Phona MElrose 2-0362. WHITE 1953 JAQUAR COUPE 83 .100: modified 1048 4 cylinder L-head Wlllyi Jeep engine at 8300 cost, $150. MElroit 2-2585.

1954 DE SOTO, EXCELLENT CONDll Ion, 26,000 miles, power steering, power flite, radio, reasonable. ME 7-3718. 1956 FORD V-8. 2 DOOR FAIRLANH club sedan, radio, heater, signals, low mileage. Fine condition.

MElrose 4-4759. 1951 DELUXE PLYMOUTH wagon, excellent condition. Mak STATION. new tires. owner an offer.

MElrose 3-4831. 1952 OLDSMOBILE SUPER 88 4-DOOR. Power steering, autronlc eye, radio, heater. Real sharp. MElrose 2-2047.

1954 PLYMOUTH 2.DOOR, RADIO heater, One owner. Excellent condl- tion. MElrose 7-1191 after 6 p.m. 1946 PONTIAC STATION WAQON, fo' contractor or TV. at American Auto Body.

$100. DISCOUNT ON ALL DUTCH GIFTS. HEEGEMAN JEWELRY 409 MAIN ST. ME 3-6830 CHAIRS FOR RENT Merchants Del. ME 2-5103 DOLL REPAIRING, WIGS, SHOES.

RE- condltioncd play dolls for sale $1 and up 709 Villa St. MElrose 4-4341. PUR REMODELING EXPERTLY DONE Latest Styles Reasonable Prices SOL REDER. 517 Sixth St. SUI-TS TAILORED IN our own shops to your measurement.

Puntillo the ME 3-2084. WATKINS QUALITY PRODUCTS Phone orders promptly delivered. Dial ME 2-0837, 1501 Milwaukee Ave. URGENTLY NEEDED, AT LEAST blood donors. Call MElrose 4-9641, will bM greatly appreciated RIDING SCHOOL.

ENGLISH RIDING by qualified instructor. Horses boarded. MElrose 7-1348. HOSPITAL AND ROLLAWAY BEDS FOR RENT. DIAL ME 4-1948 19.00-23.00, few above 22.00; Price increases from $50 loa $200 are being set, to take care' of labor and steel increases.

they say here. On top of that the cost of credit was given a boost. On a $3,000 car, with a $1,000 down payment and the balance spread over two years, the customer will pay an additional $10 to $15 carrying charge. A final blow to the customer's pocketbook is the new attitude which the manufacturers have been working frantically to build into their dealers. This is to get them to halt making "deals" and to stand firm on the factory-set retail prices.

The factory argument is that the '57s are so attractive there will be no need to bargain away profits. good and choice, mostly good lb. feeding steers 19.75-21.50. HOGS Barrows and gilts 25 sows steady to 25 lower. SHEEP Choice and prime spring lambs mainly 50 higher.

Iceland's Production Of Whale Oil Rises REYKJAVIK I 1 a nd's whale-oil production increased in 1955, largely because of one of the biggest whale catches in the last decade some 400 whales compared with 330 in 1954. Whale-oil production climbed to 2,273 tons compared with 1,426 tons the year before. The Racine Chess Club elected officers at the first meeting of the fall season Monday night at Douglas Park. The writer was elected president, succeeding Hugh Myers, who has moved to Illinois. Frank Buttenhoff succeeds Walter Teubner as vice president, and Jack Byrd was elected secretary treasurer, trading jobs with Art Domsky who has been appointed the new rating statistician.

In addition two directors, Rudy Kunz and Henry Meifert, were elected, and with the other three elected officers will constitute a board of directors. Matters discussed at the ineeting included: Desirability of establishing a constitution and by-laws for the group; the possibility of a change in the site and weekly meeting night; an increase in dues to permit the purchase of additional equipment such as chess clocks, new sets, boards and other necessary supplies. It was decided that an entry fee will be charged for each future tournament to defray the cost of prizes. The entry fee will be 50c for adiilts, and 25c for school-age players. The posed increase in dues would be $2.50 for adults, and $1.00 a year for school-age players.

As an experiment the first tournament of the season will be a combination Swiss-Round Robin. The first half of the tournament will consist of a four- or five-round Swiss tournament, depending on the number of entries, with the top five or seven players qualifying for a round-robin second phase of the tournament. The remainder of the field will be divided into sections of five or seven players, who wiU in turn play a round-robin among the members of each group. It is felt that this will tend to encourage lower rated players since they will have a reasonable chance to win a prize in competition with others players of their strength. 1958 BUICK ROADMASTEB CONVKRTI- ble, low mileage, reasonably priced.

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3231 Coolldge Ave. 1955 OLDSMOBILE CONVERTIBLE owner car, fully equipped. 1S33 Clark Street. 1956 FORD CUSTOM 4 -1)0011 omatlc. 2.000 miles, $2,000.

2117 Kentucky. ASEPTICO POWDER AND CREAM BfBS. at the old price. MElrose 2-9624. PULLERS AUTO SALES USED cAftS.

Hy 20 and 41. Dial TU -9972. CLEAN 1953 PLYMOUTH 2-DOOR. tOW mileage, one owner. ME 3-2796.

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Use the Coupon or Phone for details on how to get yours. thaW Coupon for details on if, how to get your AWNINGS I I I DOMUNOriES ALUMAKRTES STOWAWAYS GODSKE, '234 13th Sf. RACINE, WISCONSIN OFFICIAL CONTEST ENTRY and WARRANTY CARD ME 7-1244 Nam: A ddr OR PHONE You may have an optional savings or possbook account, storting with on amount. Add to it with regular or irregular payments. Dividends will be credited and compounded.

Or you may invest lump sums of $100.00 or multiples thereof. Dividends mailed to you in June and December. SAVE WHERE SAVING PAYS We invite you to come in and get oil thj. facts. a f218 Fifth Oppotite Zohns North Entronce- STATE SPEED TOURNAMENT Complete results of the state Speed Tournament have not been received, but it is known the John Grkavac of Milwaukee successfully defended his title for the third consecutive time.

DAVID AND GOLIATH Dr. Peter Lapikeri is admittedly one of the stronger players in the country (ranked 82nd by Chess Review) and he was good enough to draw with both Reshevsky and Rossilimo (co-winners) of the 1955 U. S. Open. In fact he narrowly missed a brilliant win over shevsky in that tournament.

Young Bobby Fischer, 13, who recently became the youngest player to win the U. S. Amateur, seems to be another thing, however. The game below is from the 1956 U. S.

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See John Driver at Driver Motor Sales 2832 Lslhrop ME 1-S8U Around the Corner From the New Elmwood Plaza Shopping Center Did You Know That Racine Ford Co. 830 S. Has One of the Finest Body and Paint Depts. In the City including FRAME STRAIGHTENING FRONT WHEEL ALIGNMENT PAINTING ALL KINDS We will bump and paint ony- thing on wi.eels. Come in and us for your particular needs.

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