The Tulsa Tribune from Tulsa, Oklahoma • 13

9 MONDAY MARCH 4 1946 THE TULSA TRIBUNE TULSA OKLAHOMA THIRTEEN NEW YORK STOCKS 9' QUPBOW5 for Gasser 4 53 NEW ACCESS TO WEST TEXAS Continental Air Lines on Tuesday will inaugurate a new 46 CattlePrices 69 3 80 WALTER MILLER to to 2 90 at national Union of Operating Engl in the N'4 NW Sec 34 7n HEAR PLYMOUTH to 2715 MAYOR i Speak on the ollowing at 4 2 NLRB Upholds Charges 3 TONIG 9:15 ROME Tonsils Removed VIGOROUS CLEAN 25 Paid Political Adv NOW PLYMOUTH! SCALP Weather 3 9 47 Deep Rock Well Shows Rites in Alabama for Mrs Sarah Weinstein 33' 41 354 with been 38 149 Monday: hogs and 12 tota I 16 71 at at 58 80 63 BO 50 SO itch Corey Grayy 80 ormer Contractor Dies MM 34 33 4114 Independent Audit of City Books Miller Leaves Continental Services Are Held in Arkansas for Kidd 0 50c Water Meter Surcharge Biscuit Distillers Gypsum Lead Puw A Lt Bus lief 8383 82 83 324 School Land in Kiowa County Sold non 1 Vi SO 13 63 97 67 38 13 81 23 Monday Refuse Collection ee System 2849 26 91 182 68 34 34 Again Strong TEMPERATURES inttl! Airport 71 60' 13 18 56 329 4244 69 25H 10 5 35 7 19 SOU 3 174 334 18 509 20 32'9 62 March Is a select 51 8 35 24 Care fo 25 lagrant 26 Rang 27 orward 2S Shelf 33 Acclaim 34 Paths 36 Better 37 Nostril 41 Snare NewOr galns 30 33 38 1626 60 15 40 30 104 10 8 34 8'9 9 24 5 Battson Is Made Assistant Charles Pumpelly Rites Held Today at Sedan uneral services were conducted at 1:30 today In the Sedan Kan Baptist church for Charles A 22 24 631 'M 113 50 8100 tew 18 IS 65'4 St' 33 21 35 38 65 19 28 8 38 19 43 61 24 1019 33 38 43 69 64 80 180 15 84 159 46 33'9 47 16 54 MK Harvester Hydro Elec A Paper Tel At Tel 42 DLeat 43 In bed 44 Palm Illy 47 Insect 46 Hail! 49 Playing ewrd 50 Aged 52 Grandchild Sent I 54 Upon 2 JJneooked 3 Type measure 4 Moisture 5 On the ocean 6 Pace 7 Story 8 Three toed sloths 0 Proposition 10 Tear 11 Makes into law 12 Beat 14 Verdure 17 Hectogram (ab) 23 Drive day with the bale higher 24 424 35 48 PONCA CITY March The National Labor Relations Board today upheld charges by tfoe Inter national Union of Operating En gineers (AL) that the Continental Oil Co of Ponca City had engaged in unfair labor practices at its Rin con field properties in Starr county Texas NLRB Issued an order directing the company to cease and desist and requiring posting of notices as suring employes of non interference in union activities 75 Wood Ind Csble Elec Pood Motors Pub Svc Ry Signal Barnsdall Earnings Barnsdall Oil Co and subsidi aries reported net profit for 1945 of $4389779 equal to $197 a share against $3674766 or $165 a share in 1944 190 47' 9 73 93 59 36 35 18 20 81 Christian Science Riles Held for Dowling Christian Science funeral serv ices were held at 4 today in the Tulsa uneral home chapel for Willis Dowling 77 15 York town av retired telegrapher and train dispatcher for the risco rail road who died at his home Satur day Burial was in Rose Hill ceme tery Mr Dowling had lived in Tulsa six years coming here from Car thage Mo Surviving are the widow Cora of the home a son Marvin Dowling of Mattoon Ill a daugh ter Mrs Caughron of the home a brother who lives in Illi nois and two grandchildren 83 83 81 81 vote which must be held within 30 days taking order I uneral services and burial were held in Little Rock Ark Satur day afternoon for Kidd 62 104 Wheeling av a resident of Tulsa for the past 45 years and a former motion picture operator who died In the hospital in North Little Rock riday after an extend ed illness Burial was in the Na tional cemetery Mr Kidd who had previously been in the hospital at Muskogee before being transferred to the Arkansas hospital had worked for various theaters here He had been ill about two years Surviving are a sister Mrs Mar tha Bogan of the home and a half brother Hiram rederick of Roswell Mex Sister Dies Mrs Mattie Bell sister of Mrs Benham 1606 Second st died at her home in Healdton ri day after a long illness according to word received here NLRB Orders Vote BARTLESVILLE March Gruenewald Rites Tuesday inal rites will be conducted Tuesday at 2 pm in the Nogales Avenue Baptist church for Mrs Mae Gruenewald 42 route 8 who died in a Tulsa hospital Saturday RevThomas Lackey pastor will be In charge Burial will be in Wood land cemetery Sand Springs under direction of the Moore uneral home 53 15 35 16 51 374 12 46 71 5 39 I The cattle market at the Tulsa stockyard continued strong Monday with the demand still greater than the supply Prices were firm in line with recent advances The advance in gain ceilings is not expected to have much effect on the local markets as stockmen are prepared to hold most of their cattle until grass feeding can begin It is believed that feeding will be required only for a few weeks more Qattiem'en in the northern sec tion of the country may be affected differently and larger shipments may result as it will be some time before grazing in that area is pos sible Hog prices continued firm Mon day with most butchers bringing the government ceiling of $1445 Veal calves were unchanged at $1400 down and native lambs were quoted up M3 SI 70 Estimated receipts for 400 cattle 200 calves 700 25 sheep ROGERS MOTOR COMPANT on 64 WHKB8OX MOTOR COMPANY IM Bauldr Rites Held for Baby uneral services were conducted Sunday In the Assembly of God church at Catoosa for Datrell Lynn Berry eight month old son of Mr and Mrs I Berry Catoosa who died riday at the home Rev Leia Mcouire was in charge Burial 'under Slrection of the Kennard neral home Broken Arrow Barnum Services Held Last rites were held at 1:30 today in the Strode uneral home chapel at Stillwater for Charles Barnum 70 5004 Thirty third av long time Tul sa resident who died Saturday The Winterringer uneral home took the body to Stillwater Mr Barnum is survived by the widow Mrs Jane Barnum Graduate Nurw in attendance CHOATE Phone 5 3494 Airline Can Car dr Ch Sc Cable Sc or Pow Hide Sc Leath Locomotive Sc Wet Pow St Lt Rad 8i 8t 8 Smelt St Stl dr Tob Type dr Wat Wk demand slightly market demand sales re COX MOTOR COMPANY t2 11th St ORSTER RJGGS INC15 Main PARRISH CLARK northern stock supplies moderate null no rrarr russet Burbanks No Colorado red McClures 26 989 259 27 50 16 19 209 17 7 3819 63 43 59 20 43 179 55 was 3 Del Sc Hudson 13 Del Lack Sc West 8 Detroit Edison 3 Dome Mines 3 Douglas Aircraft 3 Du Pont de SEI Auto Lite 3 Elee Boat Eng Pub Service 11 Erie 3 Ex Cel! 1 ed Mot Truck 3 irestone Sc 3 llntkote 3 ollansbee Stl 1 reeport Sulph 3 ruehauf Tra 4 Gar 2Gen 11 Gen 1 Gen 25 Gen 3 Gen Gen Mandrills fish and highly colored birds are said to be the only animals With the exception of man which are not color blind add firm le prices follow: an medium 40 44 33fe 335c: standards No 1 to No 4 current receipts checks 335c VUIOBIQ V4R4VCI CHICAGO March (AP Po tatoes arrivals 285 on track 244 total 8 shipments riday 1213 Saturday 1150 and Aiinriow 49 7' Old stocks: supplies moderate fair for western stock market stronger: iot steady New slow market ported: Idaho 1 S3 sotm 75 No 1 32541 350: Nebraska Bliss Tri umphs No 1 8340: Wyoming Bliss triumphs No 1330: Minnesota North Dakota cobblers commercial 2 204225: Bliss triumphs commercial 230 Wisconsin Chippewas No 1 250 lorida 50 pound sacks of Bliss triumphs No 1 8275385 1 low NEW YORK (AP ollowing Is a ed list of Monday's transactions on the York stock exchange noon: i Bales illrti' 1 AC Brllt Mot 3 Air Reduction 36 Alleghany Corp 3Alleg Lud Stl 3 Al Chem Sc Dye 4 Aills Ch Mfg 3 Am 3 Am 2 Am 3 Ara 31 Am 1 Am 6 Am 3 Am 10 Am 33 Am 3 Am 4 Am 1 Am 1 Am 29 Am 3 Am Woolen 8 Anaconda Cop 38 Armour Sc Co 6 Armstrong Cork 1 Ateh Sc 3 Atl Coast Line 6 All Refining 19 Aviation Corp Bald Loco 1 Barnsdall Oil 3 Bendlx Aviat 3 Best oods 8 Beth Steel 3 Blaw Knox 3 Boeing Airplane 4 Borden Co 4 Bridgept Brass 6 Bucyrus Erie 13 Budd Mfg 8 Burr Add Mach 3 Butte 3 Byers (AMI 28 Canad Pacific 3 Cannon Mills 1 Case I Co 4 Celanese Corp 60 Celotex Corp pf 3 Cerro de Pas SCertalnteed Prod 7 Ches Sc Ohio 8 Chrysler Corp 5 Climax Molyb 1 Colgate Palm 14 Colunj Ac El 4 Coml Credit 5 Coml Solvents IlComwlth Edis 47 Comwlth Sc South 9 Cons Edison 4 Cont Can IKCont Oil Del 1 Corn Products 11 Crucible Steel 7 36 Curtiss Wright Nat 9 Nat 1 Nat 1 Newport Indust 1 Air Brake 24 Cen HR le50 Norf At Western is Ohio Oil 21 Packard Motor 7 Pan Am Airways 3 Panhandle AR 18 Param Pictures 10 Park Utah Con i 4 arge Davis 1 6 Patino Mines 1 Penney C) 67 Penn RR 8 Pepsl Cola 1 Petrol Corp 5 Phelps Dodge 3 Phllco Corp 6 Philip Morris 2 Pitt Steel 1 Pittston Co 2 Poor St Co 1 7 Pressed Stl Car 1 Procter Gam 3 Pub Svc NJ 1 Pure Oil 30 Radio Coro 11 Radlo Keith Orph 18 rteming rtann 4 "Revere Cop Sc Br 1 Reynolds Spring 5 Reynolds Tob 1 Richfield Oil 8 Safeway Stores 1 St Joseph Lead 2 Savage Arras 22 Sears Roebuck 17 Serve! Inc Cruger Rites Held Last rites were held at 2 today In the Tulsa uneral home chapel for Harry Crugar 47 Ca toosa who died Saturday in a Tulsa hospital Rev Young was in charge Burial was In Rose HUI cemetery 1445 (1350814 001100413501350413701 3 500 1370 4 Texas Gulf Sulph 6 Tide Wat A Oil 4 Timken Det Axle 19Twent ox 3 I nion Bag 3 Union Carbide 3 Union Oil Cal I 1 1 Union Tank Car 3 United Air Lines 17 unitea corp 3 8 Rubber 33 8 Steel1 II Rteel of 6 United Stores A tV ro ChemK 1 Walgreen Cn 4 Walworth Co t6 Well Un Tel A 14 Westing Air Br 2 Wheeling Steell i 8 Wilson A Co i 8 Woolworth (W) A Youngit Sh il Zenith Radio 1 Zonite Prod Approximate noon Mary Houchins Contracts for Work With Metro March 4 select stock New up to 50 33 75 114 18 18 87 10 A seven year contract Metro Goldwvn Maver has signed by Mary Stuart Houchins daughter of Mr and Mrs Houchins 2233 Seventh st now In New York City modeling and taking pictures three nights a week at the Roosevelt Grill Joe Pasterned and George Sydney of saw her arranged to have her sing for them and subsequently signed her She will be home about April 1 to visit en route to Hollywood Mary has proved her talent as an actress in high school plays in the Little Theater where she ap peared in four seasons ago and in the hilarious "resh last opener and at the University of Tulsa the ater where she had the lead Inst year in 3135041400 135041350 12MVJ450 85041200 700 a 800 1200U1550 6 Gen Real Sc Util 3 Gen Refract 1 Oen Rub 1 Gmbel Broa 2 Goodrich BP 7 Goodyr Sc 54 Graham Paige Mot 1 Gt Ir Ore ct 3 Gt Northn Ry pf 3 Greyhound Corp 4 Orum Aire En 3 Gulf Oil 2 Harb Walker 3 Hercule Powder '124 3 Homestage Mln 7 Houd Hershey 3 Howe Sound 6 Illinois Central 3 Indust Rayon 2 Inland Steel 6 insplrat Con Cop 3 Interlake Iron 4 mt 2 Int Sint 36 Int IB Jone Sc Stl 1 Kan City South 1 Kroger Grovery 11 Laclede Gao 1 Lambert Co 3 I ch Vai RR 1 lAhman Corp 1 Lib Glass uiony mcn sc 4 Lockheed Aire 5 Loew's Inc 9 Mack Truck 1 Maracaibo 31 Marine Midland 6 Martin GL 1 Martin Parry 1 Maaomlte Corp 1 McCrory Stores 5 Miami Copper 6 Mld Cont Pet 1 I Mission Corp lg II Mo Kan Texas 1 Monarch Meh 2 1 Monsan Chem 2a 134 Montgom wara 3 Motor Products 9 Nah Kelvinator 3 Nat Acme INat Aviation 4 NAl 12 Nat OGO: week ago 12389950: year ago 1191800: two year ago 751340:1 January I to date 87383813 year aao 77334086 two years ago 83BUVU996 Curbs NEW YORK ollowing ed list of transactions on the New York curb ex change for Monday noon: Sale Hdl 4 Aero Bup 50 Alum Ltd A 4 Alum Co Am 43 Am Superpow I Am Writ Pap 4 Ark Nat Gaa A 38 Atlaa Corp wa 1 Atlas Ply 7 3 Brewst Aero 6 Buckeye Lt 3 Cessna Aire I 6 Cities Service 350 Clt Bvc of 6 Colo uel St war 8 30 Comwlth Sc Sowar 1 cons Textile 8 1 Cosden Petro 14 Creolt Pet 5 Crown Drug 37 El Bond Sc 8h 3 ord Can A 2 Imp Oil Ltd 6 Int Petrol 33 I Aon a rd Oil Dev 3 lone Star Gas 8 Mid West Corp 6 Molybdenum 9 Monogram Pict" 9 Nat uel 17 Nlag Hud 11 Pantepec Oil 8 Pennroad I 6 Richfield Oil war 3 Salt Dome Oil' 3 Texon Sc 1 Univ Cons Ollf 11 Wright Harg The In manufacturing will assume charge of Continental's eight fineries Dan Moran president nounced Close 183 183 183183 131 131 131 Ib383 81 220 I 48 148 148 t26 126V 136 Mrs Lou Bogie 68 Dies Services to Be Tuesday Mrs Lou Bogle 68 1 Main st died in a Tulsa hospital Sunday after a lengthy illness She had lived In Tulsa for 40 years uneral services will be held Tuesday at 2 in the Winter ringer uneral home chapel with Rev Paul Karr in charge Burial will be in Rose Hill cemetery Surviving are the widower Jesse Bogle and a sister Mrs Mar? garet Lawson Missouri Sipes Infant Buried 1 Graveside rites were held at 4 today in Memorial Park for the infant son of Mr and Mrs Lte roy Sipes 2228 Twenty second pl who died in a Tulsa hospital Sunday Msgr letcher pas tor of Christ the King Catholic I church was in charge Burial was under direction of Stanley's uneral Service 3 a 4 a 5 a a i a Oklahoma Medical Clinic 305 Mayo Bldg ifth and Main Prostate Stricture Hemorrhoids (Piles) Treated by a Specialist uneral services will foe held Birmingham Ala for Mrs Sarah Weinstein 71 1544 Atlanta av who died in a Tulsa hospital Sat urday The itzgerald uneral home sent the body to Alabama Mrs Weinstein had lived in Tulsa 10 months coming here from Hot Springs Ark Surviving are a son Lester Weinstein Montgomery Ala a daughter Mrs Arthur inn 1144 Atlanta av and three grandchild ren field worker who died in a Tulsa hospital Sunday night after a brief illness The Coulter uneral home sent the body to Kansas Mr Pumpelly is survived by four daughters Mrs Mae Line 1311 Louisville av Mrs reeda David son 5901 Admiral blvd Mrs Nina Eastland Wichita and Mrs Leila Holmes Hominy one son Jim Pumpelly Brownsville Texas two brothers Lem Cedarville Kan and Herb Pumpelly Sedan one sister Mrs Nena Trower Sedan 13 grand children and three great grand children Chleaio Cash Grain CHICAGO March 4 Wheat No 2 red 182 nominal No 3 hard 183 nom inal Corn No 3 yellow 119 nominal Oats No 3 white 87 cents nominal Barley maltin 1250 143 nominal: feed (1144124 nominal ield seed per hundredweight nominal: red clover 3150: sweet clover 10 75:28 50 alfalfa common 33504r SSjSOTtlmothy J5754i6OOj red top 1200 NEW YORK March Butter two day receipt 388322: firm Maximum prices to creameries set by OPA for new cartons bulk butter sub sidized delivered New York: creamery hlcher than 93 acore and premium marks (AA) 43c 92 acore A 41c 90 score (Bi 41 89 acore (Cl 41 Maximum prices to creameries set by OPA for new cartons bulk butter non subsldlied delivered New York creamery higher than 93 score and premium marks iaa) 93 score ial Kviv (D 4OzjC 0p oLUIv 4lvV (New tubs add a pound on alll trades: uaea luo or reconditioned cent) Eggs two days receipts 65173 current cpnrai wnnirnan Mixed colors extras No 1 to No 4 ids ana over ttc mt 45 lbs and over 365c 35c dirties 43 )bs 34c a a 37 a 34 WVi KP1 6V a4 40 33 Walter Miller vice president charge of manufacturing of Contis nental Oil Co has retired He Is regarded as one of the outstanding technicians in the petroleum indus try Miller was a consultant in re fining work foMarland Oil Co in 1931 In 1922 he took full charge of Marland refining operations and in that year when Marland was taken over by Continental he continued with Continental as vice president in charge of refining operations and manufacturing His outstanding work for Con tinental brought him the honorary degree of doctor of engineering from the University of Tulsa and he is a member of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers the American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers the American Society for Testing Ma terials the American Chemical So ciety the British Institute of Pe troleum the American Petroleum Institute and the Chemists Club of New York Dr Miller will continue active work in the petroleum industry by devoting his time to a consulting service for clients seeking assist ance in refinery processing Harold Osborn manager of lull re an route from Tulsa southwest to Wichita alls 'Lubbock Midland Hobbs and El Paso flying from the Oil Capital to the West Texas oil areas twice daily Shown here are left to right John A Smith Contin ental cargo sales manager indicating the position of Midland on the map John House division superintendent of production for Humble Oil and Refining Co in West Texas pointing to Tulsa and Paul McHargue vice president of the Midland chamber of commerce The new air route will bring the vast Permian basin area within five hours of Tulsa by air SKELLY GASOLINES Blended to it Your Weather University Baptist church Surviving are the widow Mrs Lucy Gray two sons Gray 2748 Independence st and Gray Missouri two daughters Mrs A Haney Kansas and Mrs Gamble of the home one sister12 grandchildren and eight great grandchildren The Winterringer uneral home is in cnarge Robert Lee Doyle Dies Retired Bixby armer Robert Lee Doyle 73 route Bixby died in a Tulsa hospital Sun day night He had lived in Okla homa since 1909 coming from Mis souri A retired farmer Mr Doyle is survived by the widow Mrs lor ence Doyle five sons Mus kogee Janks Carl Tulsa Lee Mechanicsburg Pa and Leon Doyle Saldla Colo two daughters Mrs Maude DeWitt 223 Twelfth st and Mrs BIanche Rlcharderson Kellyville 10 grandchildren and three great grandchildren Leonard uneral home Bixby is charge nn 2696 27 04 2699 27 07 2687 2690 91 2S3ta UK 88 88 a 08 0A86 IV4i 4 88 A 6U AW 9V Mlddlin apot 2764N unchanged Treasury Report WASHINGTON Mirch The posi tion of the treasury ebruary 28 compared with eorrespondln dale a year ago eb 28 1946 and eb 28 1945: Receipts 178895693 66: 731388 797 27 Expenditures 19415324563 346395 91937 Balance 2596090091930: 817313456 80553 Custom receipts for month 33623 659 89: 2341257134 Receipts fiscal year July 1 137400421 544 58: 27637197772 29 Expenditures fiscal year 46975572 478 65: 64:087776213 24 Excess expenditure 19577150934 073645067 44095 Total debt 27978436834839 234 851 31697859 Increase over previous day 109139 Gold assets 2023218017118 130505 99038905 Deep Rock Oil Corp No 1 Dale CNE NE SE 20 2 Sw Stephens coun ty total depth 7605 feet took a drill stem test with packer set at 7490 feet and the well showed 10000000 to 12000000 feet of gas in four minutes with a small show ing of distillate and 270 tert nf gas cut mud It is running casing Deep Rock No 1 John NE SW NW 8 7 10 Hughes county total depth 3604 feet is drilling plug after getting a show of oil and gas in the Second Cromwell The Texas Co No 1 Sullivan NE SE NE 5 5s Carter county total depth 4275 feet is watting for cement to set with casing landed at 3765 feet No 1 Hick man SW NW NW 6 1 lBw Jackson county is drilling at 2963 feet No 1 Bateman SW BE NE 21 2 8w Stephens county la drilling at 4903 feet Skelly Oil Co No 2 Divis SE SW NW 30 10 3w Cleveland county Is drilling at 6135 feet No 1 Wil liams SE SW NE 16 ls 4w Steph ens county plugged back depth 5635 feet is cleaning out at 5455 feet Deep Rock No 1 Pringle SW SE SE 2 lOTw Cleveland county total depth 5914 feet set 7 lnch at 5908 feet and is waiting for cement to set No 1 Ethan NW SE SW 28 15 10 Creek county is drilling tt 1 425 feet Continental Oil Co No 1 Schiefer SE NE NE 2 2s 4w Steph ans county is drilling at 5342 feet inhale No 1 Wilson SE NE SW 28 2s 4w Is drilling at 4935 feet in tandy lime No 1 Martin SW NE NW 7 2s 3w Carter county is drill ing at 6266 feet in shale No 1 Butterly NW NW NE 23 1 1 Garvin county total plugged back depth 1224 feet from 4280 feet is tearing cut tools No 1 A Brown VW SW 10 20 4W Garfield county lowed 140 barrels of oil in 24 hours while testing No 1 Bonner SE SE SW 18 3s 2w Carter county is drilling at 3277 feet in shale No 1 Wood SE SW SW 19 25 lw Kaycounty is drilling at 4304 feet in 2hat No 1 Cannon NW NW SWl 2s 2u Carter county total depth 1058 leet plugged back to 4422 feet 3 running sand pumpmat 4379 feet The Carter Oil Co No 1 Thompson NE SE 36 8 4W McClain xunty total depth 10292 feet slugged back to 10342 is fishing 'or drill pipe No I Bingham CSE 5W 5 7 3w is drilling at 5715 feet in thale No 1 Mary Mottlnger CNW 5W 5 6 3w is drilling at 6127 feet shale Mid Continent Petroleum Corp No 1 Hamomnd NE NE SW 27 10 3 Cleveland county flowed 32 parrels of oil in 30 minutes and sev en barrels the next 30 minuteshrough a 24 64 inch choke and is ihut in for a test No 2 Platt SW NW NW 25 1 0 3 is drilling at 5540 feet Prevailing Prices Hee Good to chole 180 lbs ur Hon 150 to 180 lb Stocker and feeder Packing aowa Staaa Cargill uneral Hehl Last rites were conducted today in the Mobley neral home chapel at Sand Springs for Mrs Ida Mae Cargill 56 Bruner Station who died in a Tulsa hos pital Wednesday Burial was in Woodland cemetery Produce At Kama City March Exes ttandards 33c current price unchanged Truck Victim Buried uneral services were conducted at 10 am today in the Winterringer uneral home chapel for Virginia Black 4 daughter of Mr and Mrs orrest Black 2420 Sixth st who was struck by a truck riday Rev Gordon Gray and Rev Edgar Wright were in charge Burial was in Rose Hill cemetery OKLAHOMA CITY March Leases on 11 tracts in Kiowa county were awarded by the state land commission today Cities Service Oil Co paid $40480 each on eight 80 acre tracts in Sec 33 7n 16w Truett paid $58140 for an bu 16w Blankenship paid $2 an acre for leases on NW and SE of the same section A bld of $220160 for a lease on an 80 in the NW Sec 13 2n 9w in Stephens county was rejected Miss Lottie Wilder Registered Nurse Dies Miss Lottie Louise Wilder 1737 Delaware av a registered nurse died in a Tulsa hospital to day after an extended Illness She had been a private nurse in the home of Mr and Mrs Levin at the above address for 23 years Miss Wilder was bom In Clin ton Mo and was graduated from Wesley hospital Kansas City She was a member of the Second Church of Christ Scientist Surviving are two sisters Mrs Carrie Wadell and Miss Sade Wil der both of Colorado Springs five nephews and one niece The itz gerald uneral home is in charge KANSAS CITY rxtras 34 49353c: receipts 31031 7c Chicago Butter Egg CHICAGO March 4 (APS Butter firm ttwo day receipts 438011': 93 acor A 46c 90 45c 89 45c: 88 caoklng 44c: cars 90 45c: 89 45c 88 cooking 44c Eggs receipt 44814: extra 1 and 2 local lots 35 O36c cars 36 6c 8 extras 3 and 4 local lots 34tc35c cars 352c standards 1 and 2 local lot 33ti34c car 343c: 8 standards local lot 33c current receipts 32c dirties 31 checks 31c Live poultry firm receipts six trucks two car: OB prices: fowl 274T28c: leg horn fowl 23c: fryers 30tt32c: broilers 30tt32c old roosters 19c paying prices to shipper OB the wholesie market: ducklings 26t28c: light farm ducks 254(26c heavy farm ducks 36C28c a LUCKY TIGER RUR ym caCOOm dlum and low wood 14 289:1525: dotes at 14 35: good and choice belter and mixed yearlings 18 OOto 18 50 medium and low good 1350Ctl7S few common heif ers 1050011 50: moderate number good cow 13oOer 1385 odd head 14 them to order buyers common and medium cow 9 50012 00: few calmer and cut ler 185O4S9OO: medium and good sausec bulla (13 001375 ooc beef kind (1128 1350: good and enotc vealer 14Mt 1650 good and choice tocker and feeder steers 1 3 594(1490 weights largely un der 50 lbs medium and good mixed thin breed 13 354114 60: stock heifer and calves scarce numerous odd lot medium and good stock cow and few loads10004(1300 Hog salable 1500 total 3 W0: active to all interest at ceilin levels good and choice 170 lb and up 14 55 sows 13 80 Sheep salable and total 3500 moder ately active limited early trade tamb (iron to slightly higher: no ewes sold early: good and eholee truck tn natir lambs to packer and shippers 1525 medium and good wbeat pasturtd otferlng14 25 Rites Conducted for it Ma we ssa A 7 Lillies AUUtdlj 4 Last rites were held at today in the itzgerald uneral home chapel for James aucctt 72 423 ifty fifth av long time Tulsa resident who died in a local hosnital Saturday Rev Wilhelm was in charge and burial was in Memorial Park Members ot the West Tulsa Midas lodge and Aurora lodge No 36 IOO conduct ed graveside rites Pallbearers an Gao ellows W4C4OM TT T7 ntetoA 4 A A'te A A L8 A A AVAa rank Cox Smith A Shob ley and rank Brown Mr aucett is survived by the widow Beulah two daughters Mrs Markham Washington and Mrs Duke Merrill 1619 8 Columbia pl four sons Paris Texas Pat Phoenix Ariz aucett Kansas City and rank Hughes of the home a sister Mrs Annie Williams Texas and a broth er Marion aucett Texas Does Your Scalp ITCH? When your scalp itches and you have that ir resistible urge to scratch try a brisk massage with LUCK TIGER HAIR TONIC allays the itching of minor scalp irritation re moves loose dandruff makes your scalp feel better your hair look better Ask your barber for LUCKY "IGER RUB or get a bottle from your or dry halt um LUCKY TIGER "WITH 4 UR An election among Phillips Petroleum Co employes in the material and warehouse de partment at Oklahoma City to se lect a collective bargaining was ordered today by the National active top $18 Grain CHICAGO GRAIN TABLE CHICAGO March High July I Sept I Dec 1 Corn May 1 July 1 Sept 1 Oa Mny uly Sept Dec Rye Mar July Sept Dec Barley May July Sept A Kania City KANSAS CITY March 4 (AP) Ewheat up dark and hard 9 176 No 2 red nominal179 No 3 nominal 176ir 178: July 73 September 3c No 2 white nomi nal il33(r133: No 3 nominal :1 29: (132 No 2 yellow and No 2 mixed nominal 81 No 3 nominal 91'14 VI 17 Close May 118: July 8 Oats 33 car: up 3c: No 3 whit nomi nal 79 86c No 3 nominal 76l8Sc Milo maize and kafir nominal 261 Rye nominal 2120219 Barley 1378139 Grain sorghum May 1255: Jul 225 September 255: December 2471 Cotton I New York utures Table 1 NEW YORK March 4 In the final hour of trading the cotton market encountered heavy selling by New Orleans' and locals along with some hedging Of fering met only scale down support and the market lost all Its gains to ea taDiian new low lor ifie exception of March uture closed 95 cent a 20 cents lower' High March 2739 May 27 32 July 2729 October 2716 December 2713 March 17 10 HORIZONTAL JSPictured film star 12 Border 13 Coloring 15 Statute i 16 Wagon parts18 Equality i 19 Any 20 Yawn 21 Call (Scot) 22 rosting I 26 Seasons I 29 Small mammal 30 Game 31 or 32 Ojcford English Die tionary (ab 33 Salad plant 35 Heothen 38 Pits 39 Dropsy 40 Good (prefix) 4 1 Such 45 Comparative suffix 46 letter 48 Asiatic country 50 He is of dancers 51 Renew 53 Illnesses i 55 Soaked 56 inishes VERTICAL 1 European country 13670 851 65 63 63 82 maximum Overnight minimum Per cent nf humiriitv at 7 711 a Precipitation for 24 hour ending at 1:30 a none Tuesday" sun will rie at 6:48 8 et at 6:31 River stage at 10 a today was 180 feet Normal temperature for Monday March 4 la 46 Barometer reading at 8:30 a today 9863 mlllobars or 3913 Incbe Mostly cloudy this afternoon with showers and colder northwest: cloudy tonight witlb rain and colder west and north low temperatures near 40 Panhandle to 55 southeast Tuesday rain and colder Cloudy and colder th! afternoon and tonight with occasional light snow northwest rain or snow southwest and occasional light rain: lowest tempera ture tonight 35 30 northwest to near 50 extreme southeast: Tuesday rain ex cept occasional mixed with snow north colder southeait and extreme east Mostly cloudy shower and thunderstorm and colder extreme north this afternoon and In north and central tonight: Tuesday cloudy shower and thunderstorm in east and south colder Mostly cloudy today and to night few widely scattered showers to day colder in the northwest and ex treme north today and In ail but ex treme south tonight: low temperature 33 In northwest to 55 In the southeast tonight Tuesday cloudy with rain and colder VQgV CHICAGO March 4 MP Sal able hoe 5000 total 10800: active steady: good and choice barrow and gill 81485 celling sows at 1410 celling: complete early clearance Salable cattle 16000 total 18300: salable calve 800 total 800: ceneral mar ket steady moderately active: fed steers and yearling predominated In crop! bulk steer (1550 to 1750 heifer 1450 to (16 35 top steer 18 paid tor four load celling 1100 to 1400 pound: beat heder1735 most beef cows 10 50 to 1350 strictly good fed cow tn load lot up to1450: sausage bull 1335 down heavy beet bulla to 14 50: local small killer and eastern order buyer took bulk ot general crop: stock cattle very acaree slron mostly 13 50 to 1450: vealer (1650 down Salable sheep 8500 total 13500: active all slaughter classes fully steady: load lots sood and choice fed wooled western lamb1550 to mostly 1580 latter price paid by bl local klHer for around 8 loads tncludln six ears Colorado: load coed and choice slauthter ewe 8 25 odd lota native sheep (8 down load lots Very common seed western buck (8 25: mixed lots culled sheep and bucks also (625 Markets at a Glance At New York Stocks Lower light selling de presses leaders Bonds Irregularly? changes nawivor Cotton Irregular late leans selling cancels early At Chicago cents higher from old new ceiling prices Corn 3 cents higher from old new ceiling prices 1 Rye Unchanged to Ji cent low for May profit cashing: deferred contracts 4 cents higher from old to new ceilings Active and steady top $1485 celling Steady and moderately active top $18 a NATIONAL STOCKYARDS HI March 4 Hoc 9000 active slaugh ter barrows and cut at 14 80 ceiling Including some pig under 100 pounds: most sows 1405: light stags up to 1405 but most offerings This class not sold Cattle 4000 calves 1300 small lots choice steers 1700i 1725 new good and16 SOit 1665: most good 15 004 1600 medium 130041 14 50: odd lots me dium and good heifers and mixed year common and medium95001300: common and medium beef vanners and cutter7006 900: beef bull 13504 1800 me n1 SOOd sausage bull 11004 1250 choice vealer 1790 medium and good 113004116 50: medium and good re placement steer 110081375 Sheep 3000 steady early trading con fined to sales of good and choice native Ismbs to smaller killers at 1575 tt 1600: practical top 1575 little doneI2llor earx: slaughter ewes quotable 700 down At Kansas CityKANSAS CITY March (AP USDA) Cattle salable 10000 total 11300 calves salable 1000 total 1100: slaughter steers 2dcow tron mostly 25 cent instances up more: general trade partlculariy on steers and heifers to order buyers: realers and calve un even sale averagtn around steady but bl packers trying for lower price (tockers and feeders et( 1 zun: trade 'x" three 'oad choice medium weight fed steer (1765 to shipper lib eral number held above 17 hd moiit sales good and choice 15750 1 700 me 115000 1640 11 00411500 85001100 IS 0001640 1300015 50 15 004816 40 11 00815 00 850 01100 ll00ttl300 9 5011150 8004 900 8500 50 115001250 105001200 8000 S50 Cattle Choir fed steen Medium to good Common to medium ed yerllng Light and atocker steers Well flnlsned heifers Medium to good heifer Common to medium I Choice butcher cows Medium to good grade Best cutters Canner low eutter anev beef bull Weighty sausage hulls Common bulls Carve Bulk good choice vealer 1 Plainer kinds Best heavy killing calve Lower grades Common calves Good quality stocker feeder 8beea Native spring lamb Buck Livestock At Oklafi OKLAHOMA CITY March TAP Cattle 2800 delve 400: killing classes opening slow and uneven only a few good steers ottered bidding unevenly lower on cows canner and cutters: bulls steady some interests bidding lower on calves: stocker and feeders active and fully steady: few small lots light steers and yearlings 13 50415 00: little done on cows bulls upward to 1325: few choice calves to 1500: most sales 14 50 down to 1800 stockers and feeder steers 1350 415 00 Hogs 4000: active at mostly celling prices top 1455 on barrow and gilt 160 pounds and up: sows and stags (1380: slock pigs mostly 120001300 Sheep 1000: lambs steady: top 114 25 paid for medium to good 108 pounds fed Texas lambs: most sales 14 00481425 fat ewes to 700 PETROLEUM OEEpmCK PRODUCTS PAT MALLOY Democratic Candidate 3 Shell Union 11 Sinclair Oil 7 Bocony Vacuumi 11 South Pacific 3 Southern Ry 5 1 1 Southern Ry pf 3 Sperry Corp 4 5 Spiegel Inc 2 Std Sc 4 Pf 8 Stand Oil Ind 4 Stand Oil J1 2 Stand Oil Ohio 3 Stone St Webster 15 Studebaker Corp 3 Sunray Otl i 1 Swift Co UP to (Noon z8 144 67 2 55 New York stock sale today previous day 520 a nift 15 32 30 13 35 9 2721 33 23 31 67 26 34 Qt 31 30 i5 27 375 X0U 10 21 1068 5 32 52 42 34 10 37 38 Appointment of Battson New York City to be assistant to the president Continental Oil Co was announced today by Dan Mor an president He succeeds George Olds who has resigned In taking over Old's position Battson also assumes chairman ship of the advertising committee and of the manufacturing and sales committee Since June i 1942 he has been eastern sales manager marketing department Born in Springfield Mo where he attended school he spent six rears in the real estate business in Utah before joining Continental as marketing district superintendent at Richfield Utah in 1922 He received several promotions before being made assistant divi sion manager Butte Mont in 1925 and was promoted to be division manager there in 1929 ollowing a year spent in Kansas City as assist ant general sales manager he be came eastern sales manager New York City in 1933 was transferred to Chicago as northern sales man ager in 1938 and returned to New York in 1942 He took over super vision of government contracts and sales and export sales in 1944 and will continue to handle this yorlc Olds joined Continental in 1933 as assistant to the president fol lowing 13 years of association with Hilts Brothers during which he was general sales manager and was presidents for one vear of the As MOS W4UI 1 LU IAA4U Lf L1(V 40 LXV1A ACkS sociated Grocery Manufacturers of Labor Relations Board The Inter America He will continue for a national Union of Operating Engl snort time as president of Petroleum neers (AL) requested the employes V11 UIIU VUS Research Inc it was stated itch Corey Gray 80 2816 Eighth st a Tulsa resident since 1919 died at his home today after on extended illness He moved to Tulsa from Jefferson City Mo Mr Gray a native of Lawton Mich was a contractor in his Pumpelly Ponca City a veteran days He was a member of k1 'ml ML wj 3 HK wBlksL Ml i wl 11 I I I I UTS 11 1 mi EjgKro HE JL 6 (Z fl wi 1 a I'H Ji yts wo herro rite new 1 we re 1 It 15 I is ji is 4" tl 13 (4 ts i To ZZH55 Sr1 i Sr TJ 7 Illi I I II I I 4 The TI'LSA At 11 8ndy Noon 1 2 3 4 5 6 2p tn 9 10 11 Midnight 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