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Crosse Tribune, Monday, May 10, 1971 Delivered RFD 7A Dow Jones Averaqes V.5 DuPont By United Press Internetionel DuaneL 166 30-lnd 20-Tr 15-Util 65-Stks Dynamic Cp 11 a.m 931.21 223.92 118 35 309 85 'Net chg EascoCp .90 Pet. chg. Eastern Air East Kod la Eaton 1.40 EIPasoNG 1 EltraCp 1 20 NEW YORK Poor's ESB In 1.20 hourly indexes tor Monday. (1941 43 Essxlnt 1 20 10). Ethyl Cp 84 425-lnd 20-RR 35-Util 500-Stks ExCellO Ha 11 am.

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1814 7 30 5 1074 26 94 Vs a 1574- 5, South St. Paul Livestock SOUTH ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) (USDA) Cattle calves 500; slaughter steers and heifers fairly active, fully steady; cows and bulls steady; vealers and slaughter calves uneven, 1.00-3.00 higher. Mostly high choice around 1,125 lb slaughter steers 33.75; most choice lbs 32.0033.50; mixed high good and choice 31.50-32.00; mostly high choice 964 lb slaughter heifers 33.00; most choice lbs 31.50-32.50; mixed high good and choice 31.00-31.75; utility and commercial slaughter cows 22.50-24.00; canner and cutter 19.50-23.00; utility and commercial slaughter bulls 26.5029.50; cutter 24.00-26.50; choice vealers 44.00-48.00; high choice and prime up to 55.00; good 39.00-44.00; choice slaughter calves 30.00-33.00; good 25.0030.00.

Hogs barrows and gilts moderately active; steady 59 higher; 1-2 200-240 lbs 18.5018.75; 1-3 190-245 lbs 18.00-18.50; 2-4 240-260 lbs 17.75-18.25; sows about steady; 1-3 290-400 lbs 15.00-15.50; boars about steady. Head Of Negro Brewery Promotes Black Industry Selected Stocks The following quotations were furnished at 11 a.m. by Shearson Hammill 415 State Bank Bldg. Central III. Pub.

Serv Central Tel. Evans Products Financial Federation Flying Tiger Gray Drug Household Finance F. W. Means MGIC STP Corp Universal Oil Prod. Wiebolt Stores World Airways 13'9 Xtra Inc.

OVER THE COUNTER First Bank System Gateway Godfrey La Crosse Cooler McLoone Metal Graphics McQuay Milw. Prof. Sports North Central Airlines Pabst Brewing Trans. Cont. Gas Werner Electric Wis.

Power Boat Works Destroyed In $1 Million Fire ZENDA, Wis. (AP) The Melges Boat works was destroyed Sunday by a fire which caused an estimated $1 million damage to the building and contents. Fire Chief Walter Leedle said it took four hours for seven fire departments in the Walworth County area to bring the blaze under control. The cause of the fire was not immediately determined, and the state fire office was asked to aid in the investigation. 20 45 '4 am 52 1678 4 8-9 25-25 '4 9H-97e On Jan.

21, 1965, Indonesia formally withdrew from the United Nations, becoming the first nation ever to do so. Chicago Eggs CHICAGO (AP) Chicago Mercantile Exchange-Eggs unchanged; 80 per cent or better grade A whites 30; mediums 25; standards 29; cheeks 17. Cheese Market MADISON, Wis. (AP) Wisconsin Cheese Market today: Unsettled; demand fair to good; supplies adequate. Prices: Barrel styles 40 pound blocks single daisies longhorns 59-60; midgets 60(6-65 V4.

FIXED EASTER DATE The Council of Nicaea, in A.D. 325, declared that Easter must be celebrated by Christians everywhere on the Sunday following the 14th day of the Paschal full moon after the spring, or vernal, equinox. Police Clear Shifty Nickels From Highway CAMP HILL, Pa. (AP) State police spent about nine hours Sunday night and this morning picking up an estimated 240,000 nickels from along U.S. 11 after they spilled out of a tractor trailer carrying 40.000 pounds of change.

The driver of the truck, Pat Martin of Harrisburg, said the nickels poured from the truck when the load shifted as he braked to avoid hitting a car entering the highway. The truck was bound from Columbus. Ohio, to Lancaster, with $184,000 worth of new nickels from the Denver, mint. The 3.68 million coins were bound for Lancaster area banks. A state police spokesman said troopers sifted sand and dirt along the road and recovered all of the five- cent pieces.

By BOB GREENE OSHKOSH, Wis. the going gets rough, I send the motto of Theodore Mack 41, president of Peoples Brewing the first black-owned brewery in the United States. In a state that includes Schlitz, Pabst and Miller brewing companies, Peoples is considered small. But that was before Mack, a former insurance agent, took the helm. In April, 1969, Mack headed a group that failed to acquire the Blatz division of the Pabst Brewing Co.

Pabst had been ordered by the Federal Court to divest itself of Blatz as a result of an antitrust suit. decided we would keep on looking for a brewery and after looking at several, we decided on Peoples Brewery here in Oshkosh because the location was close to Milwaukee and the physical plant was in good Mack said a year later. Organized in 1911, Peoples Brewery sold its beer primarily in the Oshkosh area. Peoples is listed in the Wisconsin Manufacturers Association directory as having a net worth of about $500,000. Mack borrowed $390,000 from the Marshall Ilsley Bank in Milwaukee after raising another $200,000 through a public stock sale.

The bank loan agreement set purchase of the brewery assets at $365,000 plus an inventory estimated to be about $70,000. The stock, which sold for $5 a share, was purchased by both blacks and whites in Wisconsin. Mack said studies showed that black people in this country are one of the largest groups of beer consumers. I learned that, I decided that somehow, we were going to have to own a he said. the black man is going to survive in this country, he is going to have to get into the corporate said Mack.

the white man will give you welfare, you can really believe he is not going to give you Oshkosh is located in the Fox River Valley area of Wisconsin, an area that went strongly for Alabama Gov. George Wallace in the 1964 presidential primary. first problem was dispelling a rumor that he would replace the white employes with blacks. The firm employs about 30 persons. worry about the color of a Mack said.

looking for lost any personnel at in the takeover, be said, and have added some. have eight blacks in Milwaukee and 2Vi he said. He listed his wife as the one- half employe since she works only part-time. The Milwaukee personnel are salesmen and truck drivers. The blacks in the Oshkosh office include fellow who is going to (Oshkosh Sate University) school he said.

other person is Mack said he was interested in hiring any qualified person, and was especially interested in finding a qualified black. The brewery opened under direction in September, 1970. A month later, the 5,000 barrel a month brewery turned out 2,686 barrels of beer, a 100 per cent increase over the first month. keeps me going is the knowledge that if this is successful, all the minorities will be able to move in the same Mack said. Sending as he said.

Mack has broken into the Mil- to the But I am optimistic that we will ever said the native of Prattville, Ala. brewery is showing that there is a little bit of light in all of this gloom and I am going to make it are not making a black beer or a white Mack said, emphatically. are making what the name Butter Market CHICAGO (AP) Chicago Mercantile Exchange-Butter steady; wholesale buying prices unchanged; 93 score AA 67(6; 92 A 67(4; 90 65V4. Wirephoto Theodore Mack, President Of Peoples Brewery Milwaukee County Stadium Shipment Checked waukee, Racine, Madison and Kenosha areas. Peoples Beer is now available in the Milwaukee Arena, where the National Basketball Association champion Milwaukee Bucks play; the Milwaukee County Stadium, home of the Milwaukee Brewers baseball team; and student unions at the University of Wisconsin, Madison; University of Wisconsin- Milwaukee; St.

College at De Pere, and Whitewater, State University. Summer is the traditional time for beer sales to jump. For Mack, this summer is especially significant. were concerned about surviving the he said, now we have to wor-1 ry about brewery has run into a lot of obstacles and the big brewers did not exactly say Thu adverinement is neither an oher to sell nor solicitation of offers to buy any of these Bonds. The offering is made only by the Prospectus.

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Until today, the chamber said, every cent the average American earned was needed to pay federal, state and local taxes of all types this year. Last year, the chamber figured that May 9 was freedom The chamber calculated that the average taxpayer now works 2 hours and 51 minutes of every 8-hour day just to pay his tax bills. These conclusions wrere based on estimates of total taxes paid in the United States, both directly and indirectly, and estimates of total personal income for 1971. The tax experts provided some other eye- opening statistics on how the per captita tax bill has in- creased during this century. In 1902, for example, total taxes averaged $17 per American.

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