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11. Automotto b'Trucks For 1951 luxe cab, spotlight Very clean. DodM, ton nick-up, tluTd drive tnuuroissfun. tour de- issfun. de- M60 Dodge.

1 ton C.4C reconditioned motor, new paint, new rubber, 2.000 tnlles or (0 days imcon- dltlonal wwanty WSO Chevrolet. 3 ton, LWB. radio. neater, good loot grain bed. two axle, C11OC I 25x20 Um.

I 1M7 Dodit, 1U ion, hMter. defroster, loot grain Bed, good rubber, two ton motor. Lot! of CAfiC Chens mileajre IOUTHAN DOWELL TRUCK TERMINAL gO E. Broadway Dial 5-7741 11. Autemerivt b-Trneki For Salt WE SELL TRUCKS Warranted 1989 Chevrolet ton 3 (Deed axle, heater, cab Uxht ti.

perfect dltlon. Excellent ttres 1951 Chevrolet 3 ton, eaulon ready to be put to work. 6 ne tires, cab lights. 3 soeed axle 1950 Chevrolet I ten. I need axle signal lights, cab 1950 Dodxe i ton stake, speed axle.

heater, grille marts, stake bed, coHiDletely reconditioned KUYKENDALL CHEVROLET COMPANY Ph. S-B511 19th 4 Ave. Trouble-Free Transportation 1948 Chevrolet Flcetmaster two door, radio, heater, seat covers, motor and rood tires. Llsht tray In color, lot ol trouble free transportation. $665 Kerr Motor Co.

Main Ave, Ph. (Eight) Club coupe suner deluxe, radio, heater, seat covers, new whltewall tires, motor oerfect. Kerr Motor Co. Elehl Suner Deluxe two door, radio, heater, new seat covers, Eood motor, nearly new tires, maroon In color. The one you ivould be happy with.

'E(Khl) club couoc. heater, sent covers, cood motor. Itcht erecn tn color, sood tranjDortatlon. Kerr Motor Co. Main Ayr, Ph.

J-424! Main A Ave. Ph. MM! 1948 Studebaker 1946 Chevrolet Aero sedan Radlu. heater, seat covers. Motor oertect.

See and drive to appreciate. Special Landcrulscr four door, nverdrive. radio, heater. Dlastlc scat covers, nearly nciv tu-es. motor ccrtcci.

Extra nice. Kerr Motor Co. Main Ave. Ph. M31I Kerr Motor Co.

Main ft Ave. Ph. SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS AFTER P. PHONE 2.4411 LOUIS HOMIER. TtePd Car Mer.

BUY WITH CONFIDENCE WHERE QUALITY PREVAILS 1950 Olds 98 sedan coupe, WSW tires, clean, Cf JQC seat covers, sunvisor, rain shields WSW $1195 $2775 $1650 $1375 $1245 1951 Cadillac 62 sedan, light green, WSW mileage, electric window lifts, A-l in every way 1950 Cadillac 60 special, black, new tires, A-l In every way, see this for 1948 Cadillac 62 sedan, two tone green WSW tires, looks and runs like new 1950 DeSoto custom 4 door, new tires, new seat covens, here is a clean car for only 1943 Olds 88 wedan, new WSW tires, plastic seat covers, A-l condition 1949 Cadillac 61 sedan, clean, A-l condition, 7QC condition, WSW tires, see this MIIOT 1948 Aero Chevrolet 2 door, looks and runs like new. All extras, one owner The bargain of the week. A 1950 Studebaker 2 door, the best of condition, new seat covers, only $1050 FOXIE HUGHES USED CAB MQR. Phone J-S138 after 0 P.M. Sundays or ALDERS 814 Avenue COMPANY Phone 2-0171 DOES YOUR CAR RUN FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY? II you car is "iilopplnr" on you when yon need II most Then come lo Womble Olds and let's trade today: 1 i '52 PONTIAC "8" CHIEFTAIN Deluxe 4 door.

This Is a locally owned, one owner car with 13.000 actual miles, has radio, heater, custom made covers, sunvisor. beautiful two tone green with white sidewall tires. '52 OLDS SUPER "88" 2 DOOR One owner, low mileage, radio, heater, super rants hydra- matlc, directional lights, sunvisor. custom plastic ieat- COVPTS. Soli nnfl serviced WomWe Olds, 4,900 or 90 day warranty.

Two tone turouolse and Aqua marine top, '51 OLDS "88" 4 DOOR SEDAN Radio, heater, custom made plastic seatcovers. white wnll tires. This car was sold and sen-Iced by us and It's tops. Two tone trey and cadet blue top, '51 FORD CUSTOM "8" TUDOR Radio, heater, Fordomatic, plastic seateoverj. Tno finish Is maroon and a nice car.

CHEVROLET DELUXE 4 DOOR Radio, heater, low mUeate. Nice In every rwpert. Priced to today. '49 HASH AMBASSADOR, 4 DR. Radio, overdrive, seatcovcn, white wall wntr.

Two brown. Womble ON 19th BETWEEN AVE. You'll Find Better Used Cars Where Better New Cars Are Sold tWO ARE DEAD IN BRUTAL CASE Scotland Yard Opens Probe Of Slaying In Swank London Hotel By O. D. GALLAGHER LONDON, March struck in the swank Ritz Hotel when an emotional French boule- vadier cut his English mistress's throat and then strangled himself, police said Tuesday.

It was the first "murder it the Ritz" for Scotland Yerd. Pierre "the Baron' de Laitre, 40, and, pretty, peroxide-blonde Eileen Hill, 30, died in the Ritz'i blood-spattered room late Saturday to early Sunday, but their bodies were not found until Monday. One The condition of the $18-a-day hotel room indicated that De Laitre slashed Miss Will's throat with a razor after a furious struggle and then strangled himself with a rope tied to the bed. The Frenchman's suicide was the strangest that Scotland Yard had investigated in many yean. He tied one end of a nine-foot rope around his neck, tied the other end to a bedpost, and then backed away until the knot tight enough to shut off his breath.

Quiet Investigation Set Police appeared satisfied that the deaths were murder and suicide rather than doubly murder; but they were not prepared to close DISTRICT COUBT the ase without some indication Victor H. Llndser, Judge Presiding Of the motive. Ray Ross against Virginia Lee Ross, Supt. Tom Barratt, thief Ol SUlt for annulment I Vnrd'c "mnivW Evelyn Hudson Against Odas R. Hudson, Scotland sard murfler Record: LIctnuM William Royal Vlckery, 29, and Mrs.

Hazel ElvH Jones, both of Lubbock. Lubbock Courts D. S. DISTRICT CQOUT Joseph B. Dootar, Jidjm rntldsw R.

W. McGroy against General Telephone Company of the Southwest, suit for damages. MTH DISTRICT COURT lamei O. Dentoo, Judge PraslMng Jo Ann Shuey against Eugene Crady Shuey, suit (or divorce. Willie Mae James against Gene William lamet, suit for divorce.

Eual a Condltt against Joyce Condltt, suit for divorce. Margie Thompson against Fred E. Thompson, suit for divorce. Hettle HlUlard dgnlnst BlUy Lee Hil- Hard, suit for divorce, suit Jor annulment- Barbara A. Ferns against John W.

Ferns, suit for annulment- DIVORCES GRAFTED Jacob A. Wolf against Edna M. Wolf. David I. Kerr against Dorothy H.

Allen S. Riddle against Jarvls Jean Riddle. Roy Donald GrlHIn against Hazel Inez Griffin. Mary Wanda Green against J. C.

Green. Warranty Deeds Ed W. Sulllvant and others to Lona Owens, lot 2. to 11 Hock 14, OT, 15,500. R.

H. Caviness and wife to J. C. Wright and wife to Colby Rlgler and wife, section 14, block 156,000. Johnnie D.

Joiner and others to City of Lubbock, parts ot lots 18, 19, 20, block 21. Country Club 18,000. took charge of the investigation, which was being conducted in a discretionary manner befitting the Ritz, traditional London stopping place of such notables -as Barbara Hutton and Rita Hayworth. Married To Frenchman Miss Hill, a policeman's daughter who worked as a secretary for an oil company, shy and well-behavea young Englishwoman until she met "the Baron" last summer. Then she shocked us by having her hair dyed told us she was off to Paris to marry a Country Club JS.OOO.

a frionrt Austin ciowers to c. A. McArthur and fncnman, a incM sam, wife, lot 17, WOCK ciowers HO. A check on De Laitre showed that he flew here Saturday. He and Miss Hill reg-1 istered as man and wife at the Ritz that evening and checked into Room 223.

GIRL SCOUTS CELEBRATE BIRTHDAY Reet Saue, Judy Wissman, and Betty Ann Fielder, of New York, light candles on a birthday cake to celebrate the 41st anniversary of the Girl Scouts of the U.S.A. on March 12. For' 1953, they plan to have a stepped-up citizenship training program. A new called "My Government" designed in connection with the program introduced on the organization's'birthday. G.

W. McCloary and wife to W. W. Stanton and M. T.

Stanlon, part of section 23, block J-S, WO. J. Galey and wife to Oma Meirell. 50' ot tract 3. Arnett Benson IS.OOO.

Georze C. Newton and wife lo Lubbock Ind. School part of block 23, Roberts McWhorter J6.875. Charles M. Reese and wife to Boh C.

Reese and wife, 50' lot 12, block 4, Hillcrest flO. Harold Burns and wife to Rhyne Simpson int. Rolan C. Simpson, lots 41, 45, lames subd. of section 1, block 110.

Root J. Temple and wife to C. A. Crabtree, lot 3, block 1. Garrison subd, of block 81.

Markowltz subd. block 79, Rdberts McWhorter JS.500. Harvey G. Moore and wife to W. Addl- son and wife, lot 3, block 63, South Slaton.

HO. Albert Mclnroe and wife, to Forbes McInroe, trac tM, block -Brown County School Land. C9.335. Dovle Brown Turner to Sam Allred, part of lot 6, block 21, Country Club Cora Kerr and others to Mrs. A.

L. AIM; part of lot 1, of Mrs. N. R. McCur- W.

to Maye norence and Thompson and wife, lot 15, block R. Friend Arthur Clary and wife to Ima D. Hawkins lots 1. 2. block 12, Sunny Hill M.OOO.

to Clyde O. Fawcett, lot Whltson son lot IS, block 10, Cooke Carpenter KO. Building Permits XWTWoy lor adding lo reildenw 8 tt Mrto 8(l residence. at 2 506 and fof'bSidirg Al Brideea for repalrlnr front of bulldln 49 Killed In Crop Dusting Crashes WASHINGTON Forty-nine persons were killed in aerial crop control accidents last year, the Civil Aeronautics Board said today. In addition 41 persons were injured seriously, and 253 pilots survived accidents unhurt, or with minor injuries, I Cotton spraying or dusting was involved in 92 of the 343 crop control accidents, the board said.

Of the accidents, 180 occurred during dusting operations, 141 during spraying, and the rest during fertilizing, seding, grasshopper control and ether operations. Almost half of the accidents involved collisions with such objects as wires, poles, trees and fence posts. Spotlight Stocks NEW YORK. March 10 clotlns price and net change of the 1C most active stocks today. 25,500 Wt 21,500 York CP ........17,600 SMi Hudson Man 16,100 Dow Chem 10.900 89.

Insuran CU 10.892 Mh KO Cotton NEW XORK NEW YORK, March 10 tures closed 15 to cents a bale Miner than the previous close after ruling In slow trading today. Steadiness In March Sutuni tenM ts) support the balance of the market Futures were Irregular In early dMliagai but nearby March was slightly higher oa coverlng The balance of the maij ket was olf Mtie on liquidation BATHING "BEAUTY" One of the four' bronze nudes which recline on fantasic sea monsters surrounding Rome's Esedra Fountain gets its annual spring The four reslining Amazons are on the "must see" list of tourists visiting the Eternal City. 30 for constructing KS- IdenMi at MM and 3318 2nd 114.500 LoCasclo for constructing residence to residence at ni HiS l6 fo 3 addlnt to reiidence at tt f. 5t He drlx'f or constructing two Ml. dences to be n.oved from 2709 for addlni to residence at Dart.

conrtructiM residence to be moved from 1713 E. Broadway. Tom Jenkins for constructtai office bulldlni at S306 34th W5.000. A Dagley for addlM to ouslneii building- at 3207 34th Jl.OOO. 11.

Automotive Houses Trailer FAX IT WONT K'LQMG IS NOW time to see tht new Schult trailers. You'll Had features ot luxury ccunlort durability safety In deilm and auallty. yet at a nrlea you can aHord. Vacation Is almost hen. come out and our bajnalna.

Nice U' A U' Trailers as low H9S.M. Carry your homi and motel bills. COPE EK SALES 1807 ft- 'L UBBOCK. 7 Ft A steel sinks, oorceti lour. 515 Avenue WILL SELL equity In my 37 Ft.

1951 Kit trailer house, 2 bedrooms and bath. Would consider itood turnl- ture as trade In on eouto. Terms If necessary. 455 S. 3rd, Slaton.

1238-W. FOR SALE: My equity In a K. house trailer, Luxor. exceUenj condlUon. 290! Aye.

J. Roy and Ferns Park. Mrs. Ruddock. 30 NEW, Trailette.

house trailer. Will Mil reasonable. 1001 Zenith. IMS SO 1 SPARTAN, trailer. M675.

East Broadway Trailer Court. 12. Ltqol 1Y DEPARTMENT, Office Supervisor. Bureau of Narcotics. Houston.

Texas. Date of first publication: March 4, 1953. Notice Is hereby alven that on February S3- 1S53. one 1947 Chevrolet Sedan. Motor No.

EAA-I7RW with accestortei In LuWwcX. Congress, lit Session, Any person claiming an Interest In said property must file with the District Supervisor. T16 Federal Office Buildlni. Houston. Texas, a claim and cost bond in the sum of with sureties Co aald Supervisor, on otherwise the property be ared.

forfeited, and it dia- Ft Mi USDA Report Says West Texas Crop Outlook Improved By Rains AUSTIN, March 10 (WS)-The U. S. Department of Agriculture reported today that heavy rains in West Texas have "sharply m- prqved" crop and pasture prospects. "Soaking rains over most of the Edwards Plateau, with heavy rains in the Northern Plateau, will provide moisture for planting spring crops and revive ranges," the USDA said. San Angelo and other western points received their first, effective rains since September 1950.

The USDA said prospects for reviving ranges in West Texas were greatly improved by the rainfall in drouth stricken areas. RECORD NUMBER OF BIRTHS SEEN Sales Show General Motors Was Largest'Money Maker'In 1952 NEW YORK, March from a mechanical heart to death- Ballimore Police Get Delicate Problem In Search For Goat BALTIMORE, March 10 W-The police had a delicate problem today in their quest for a missing goat. They drew up a description to be punched cut over their citywide teletype height, weight, color, But how about the Capt. Millard B. Hqpton held a high level conference which decided on a compromise.

The message went out reading: "Answers to the name of you S. O. Genera! Motors Tuesday announced record sales which made the company the nation's biggest money maker last year. The corporation, already the country's largest industrial empire, said its net income came to 5558,721,179 in 1952 on a vast output of automobiles, and products ranging dealing tanks and rockets. GM said it hit the industrial jackpot by setting a new sales record of $7,549,154,419.

This topped the previous record of IMC cot- in 846, set in u.tiArt wnen Houston High School Students Slaae Knife Fight In Corridor HOUSTON steel blades uac flashing, two John Reagan High I 'g its all-time record net Third Largest In History In its 4th annual report, regis- Stock List NEW YORK STOCKS 88 Am Airlines MH ZHAtn TtT 158 31 Am Woolen 60 Anaconda Cop 81Beuf MH 54 18 Branlff 101 Chrysler 45 Cont Moton 1-. 12 Cont Oil Del 58H 34 Du Pont 16 Freeport SuMl 4654 47H 46 Gen Elec 70i4 TlVi Gen Motors 1 Goodrich (B TSVl 16 18 Greyhound 13 IS SO Gulf Oil 5014 50(4 5 Houston OH 67 13 Int Harv SH4 6 Southern IttVi 8S 87V4 8 Lockheed 251. 19 Mo-Kan-1ex 6 19 Montgom Ward 595, SSNatl Gypsum Z1H 21 21H 9 Ohio Oil 58 5514 73 Packard "Motor 6 83 Pan Am Ainvayi mt 14 Panhandle 7H 7 Vlj 13 Pcnjiey (J C) 67U 39 Pet 64V1 631.4 3 Plymouth Oil 29W 2SS 11 Pure Oil 58'i 88 RCA 27 261,1 2654 37 Rep Sleel Sears Roebuck 60 29 Sinclair OH 41 48 Socony Vacuum 35'A 111 Sou Pac 33 Stand Oil Cal 56 9 Stand Oil Ind 74M, 47 Stand Oil NJ 74H 74li 59 Tex Gulf Prod 48 11 Tex Gulf 99-U 991,4 20 Tex Pac 40 19 Tide Water A Oil 24 U. S. Rubber 61 II.

S. Sled 16 West Union 3954 NEW VOHK CURl" By The Associated 69 Ark Nat Gas A 12 Humble Oil 70 70 Lone Star 27 27 Wall Street MARKETS Df SLIGHT ADVANCE NEW YORK, March 10 The stock market finished today with a modest advance. Gains for leading individual issues ranged to around a point. AS support came forward lor motor, chemical and radio-television shades. Numerous declines persisted, however.

Volume was 1,530,000 shares. The Asso- 1 elated Press avenue advanced 20 cents at J114.00. Among principal gainers were Chtvsler. General Motors, du Pont, Admiral. Zenith.

Santa Fe and Homestake. American Smelting was fractionally higher. The most active stock was RKO Theaters, up y. ranked second, up American Stock Exchange shares lower were Kalser-Frazer, Canada Southern Oils and Sherwln Williams, Advanctne were Great Northern Paper and Central Explorers. Livestock FORT WORTH REPORT FORT WORTH CatUi- calvn 500; cattle and calves were about steady t-j 50 cents higher; good and choice slaughter steers 118-522; common medium kinds 112418; beef cows 113.50415: good and choice slaughter calves S18-J2S; sleeker dives ard yearlings JlS-tJO.

HOBS 300: butchers steady; choice 185-265 pourd butchers J21.25-J21.50; choice 155-1SO pounds J19-J21. Sheep 1.200; shorn slaughter Iambi Steady; slaughter yearlings and feeders stronger. Good and choice fresh shorn fluuithter lambs $18-519; good thorn slaughter yearlings J1S; stacker and feeder lambs $15-119. KANSAS CITY REPOKT KANSAS CITY 5.000: calves 500; stackers and feeders In tight supply. steady; good to high choice led steen few commercal steers tl6.50- S37.50; Rood and choice heifers J17.50- T21.50; utility and commercial cows S13.30- $15: medium and stocK steers 117.50- S22.5D.

HOBS 3.500; uneven- choice 189-240 tlces Issued at New York. talrly promptly Price aarrew ta the forenoon tnullng. Private advlres atld mill demand for cotton wu slow in the Atlanta area and moderately active, IB the Menu4iti tory. Houston tha at least per cent ot the cotton acreage has beet planted In the Rio Grande Valley. Bcna.

tidal rains In West Texas adso Futures closed It to cents a clow. May 33.75 S3.74-7S July 33.90 33.80 3l.SS.tf October 33.86 KM December M.oo SJ.M M.M March 34.03 33.99 34.02 May 34.00 35.9S SUM July W.6»b Mlddliiur. spot M.40n, tip 20. nominal; bid. OKXXAK8 REPORT NEW ORLEANS.

March 10 futures closed 30 cents to cents addressed to 487,624 stockholders, the corporation's management said the 1952 earnings were third largest Sheep kllllnc classes mostly Boot! In prime native trucked In mbs 521422.50; slaughter ewes largely SAN AATONIO REPORT SAN' ANTONIO 1800; calves 9TO; all classes only moderatelv active: the industrial giant to the top of bloody knife fight before scores of screaming students in a first floor corridor of the school today. making heap. GM had displaced from the top position by Standard Oil Co. (New Jersey) in 1951. Standard fell to second place in Both were felled in theibarUe with the Bell System third, and were, removed to a hospital tor emergency treatment.

They were identified as Donald Hutson, 16, and Martin Biggar, 15. Both are sophomores. Hutson got a knife wound In the small of the back which penetrated a kidney. Biggar had deep gashes about the scalp, face'and right ear. Principal R.

H. Williams and members of his faculty were unable to say what caused it. They were unable to obtain coherent statements from the hysterical witnesses. HONORARY PRESIDENT ROME ffl Italy's major pro- Fascist party, the MSI (Italian Social Movement), today named Mussolini's conqueror of Ethiopia, Rodolfo Grariani, as its honorary president. Young DP 'Used To Looking At- Guns' Pretty Teenage Theatre Cashier Talks Bandit Out Of Robbery In San Antonio SAN ANTONIO.

Texas, March 10 Relnhardt, I a 15-year- old displaced person who outtalked a bandit when he tried to hold up the theater where she worVs, said Tuesday she "got used to looking at the barrel end of a gun" when she was a prisoner of the Russians. The auburn-haired student at Jefferson high school works nights as cashier at the Josephine Theater. A man came to the ticket window Monday night and handed Eva a note which read: "This is a stick-up; give me all your money." EVA Him Down Eva simply stared at the man. "I've got a gun," he said. "I don't believe you," Eva said.

The man pulled out a blue-steel pistol. "There are a lot of policemen aitnind the theater and you'll probably get caught," Eva said. The would-be robber threatened to kill Eva. Then he pleaded with her to give him the money. Finally he grabbed his note and fled.

Eva, who has been in the United States three months, told officers: "After what the Russians did to us (she and her mother), you get used to looking at the barrel end of a gun." Father Killed In War The pretty 15-year-old said she was born in Germany, where her father was killed during World War n. She and her mother escaped from the Russian zone with forged passports. When they were prisoners of the Russians, Eva said, Soviet drawn window shade and practice Imaginary bayonetting to terrorize neighbors, 5-7777 1407 TELEVISION KPIOTTV AND- if RIFAIR WORK 1 HOMI IHSTAIMTION EDWARDS DISTRIBUTING CO. GM scored its industrial triumph despite the crippling 53-day nationwide steel strike and government restrictions on civilian production. Defense production more than offset a 9 per cent drop in civilian output, the report said.

$1.5 Billion in Defense ITEMS The total sales figure included income on 2,234,396 autos and trucks, plus.Sl.5 billion in defense items, including medium tanks, amphibious cargo carriers, jet engines, shells', rockets, cannons and radar equipment. GM's total'tax bill for 1352 came to $1,579,000,000, equal to J18.09 a share of common stock and enough to buy a fleet of more than 500,000 medium-priced automobiles, the report said. The report was signed by Harlow H. Curtice, GM president, and Alfred P. Sloan chairman of the board.

Curtice became president upon the resignation of Charles E. Wilson, now secretary of defense. He Was Just Being A Good Neighbor NEWTON ABBOTT, March 10 IB-Frederick Walter Davis wag bound over for trial today on of stealing gallons of milk from a neighbor's cow. Walter Daniels; owner of the cow, told the- court he caught 'the act. Said Davis: "It the cow was milked anyhow." merclal mil Rood slaughter calves mainly bulk medium calves HOSTS IW; moderately active; choice 27537(1 pound harrows and gilts Ki; ether weights scarce 300; small early fat lambs steady to weak; good and choice 75-S5 pound fresh shorn to No.

2 pelts LOW March 33.69 53.52 May 3J.75 33.74-W July 83.90 33.79 SS.90 -ictober 33.31 33.88 3S.94b December 34.00 33.91 34.00 Spot cotton dosed 25 cents a bale higher. Sales 862; low middling 29.25; middling 33.25; rood middling 33.85; receipts stock 394,943. AVERAGE PRICE NEW ORLEANS, March 10 The average price 01 mlddllne 15-isths Inch spot cotton at 10 spot markets today was 4S a bale hlcho, at 33.44 cents a pound. Previous das' 33.54; week ago 3.28; month 3KO 32.63; year auo 40.35; average for SO market days 32.68; middling H-lnch average 30.97; sales 15.143, GALVESTON REPORT GALVE5TON. March 10 Spot cotton 10 higher.

Good ordtiary 23.40; strict good ordinary 26.65: low middling 29.40: strict low middling 32.C5: middling 33.25: strict middling 33.65; good middling 33.90; strict good middling 33.90; middling (air 5590; sales 260. DALLAS SXPORT DALLAS, March 10 W-Spot cotton S.1*. 3321, Houston 35.13. Grain FORT WORTH REPORT FORT WORTH CWVheat No. 1 Jart Corn No.

2 Oats No. SL02U.04. Sorgtmmi No J3.1V-Z2. CHICAGO REPORT CHICAGO March in A late buying splurge In soybeans created firming trend In other cereals today. The market had languished.

the rally was not enough to carry wheat back to previous closing levels. Wheat suffered from selling based on receipt ot more rjre In the winter wheat belt Wheat closed lower, corn lower hither, oats unchanged to tugher, nw M-M higher, soybeans unchanged to SK- hlgher and lard lower to 3 cent! higher. Only light rain was received In nuB ot the winter wheat belt overnight, but the forecast was for rain spreading through Kansu and Oklahoma, tonight Recent moisture bat Improved the new crott wheat outlook, removing one of the moat TOtem bullish lactors Irom the wheat market one grain man Insisted. The Weather Bureau aald rains were light In the Texas Panhandle "where wheat made fair growth, but Jit (till at week-to- week basis." CHICAGO REPORT AA CHICAGO Buttir ale-dy; KON 66.75: ST. A 66.5; 90 84.5! 89 -Eggs firm; wholesale buying prices cnamted: medium! 47.5: standards 455, NEW TORK REPORT NEW YORK W-Butter steady; changed IF: Steady.

Supplies I 2U-3 rounds SO cents. steady to firm. Supv ireit ACStrN BEPORT South Texar: Broilers-fryers Texas; Inadequate. Brollers-frv "fs 27'4-29; mostly 28-29 waco-Corslcana: Steady. SunpMcs short Broilers-fryers 2U-I Pounds 28 ccnti.

VERDICT IS RETURNED SAN ANTONIO W-A verdict of murder and sMicide was returned by Justice of the Peace John N. Ogden today in the shooting of Amadee Puig and his wife, Irene, Thursday. iambs ftf.50; 115417. Goals 200; small supply about steady. Few medium to good shorn angoras small lots kids "Decorating Begins At four THE TREND IS TO NEUTRAL TONE FLORAL nave- 7 new in itock ready for installation.

34th. rconpet frn MORRIS COOPER SAYS- ril SAVE you 20c on each and every DOLLAR you spend on Costume Jewelry. Morris OOopsi Owner-Manager 1010 Ireodwoy PHOMI Mill NOT le IXTsU FOR CMOITl credit terms in town IXAJMINID ouu if ri No Appoinfment IU880CK OPTICAL Wo money I 1101 MOADWAY i.