Journal and Courier from Lafayette, Indiana • 18

18 Monday Evening January 26 1959 Icy Streets Blamed In 9 Wrecks 17 of the arriv loods Ebb With the Servicemen Two Stationed In Germany Promoted 60 SEWER PIPE LAAYETTE IND Thomas With This Weather Why Talk Chicks Now? 12 Per Cent Indi JONES HATCHERY ROOING SIDING '55" 3 16 Powertrol on rubber John Broiler Chicks Off 657000 Are Started as AUCTION SALE Ev THURS JAN 29 Damage estimated John John 50 00 electri of Mr Beach of the of of a of to ARMERS INSURANCE the com 17 50 mixed or Rt Million by Air INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) Lake Central Airlines said Monday it expected to carry its one millionth passenger sometime this year The airline reported that it car ried 128 per cent more passengers in 1958 and noted an increase in passenger traffic at Bloomington Lafayette and Indianapolis Oil oo 76 iation at Purdue for their outstanding contribu tions to soils and crops Their wives (Mrs Har pel left and Mrs Ullstrup) were presented bouquets of flowers (Staff Photo) Work To Begin On State Building INDIANAPOLIS (UP!) Darin Armstrong Inc Cincinnati said Monday it could complete construction of the basement for the new Indiana state office build ing in 90 days The firm wasawarded the contract on a low bid of $466000 by the state office building commission Saturday some floods bod roads electricity off expect us to even think about chicks under false vehicle registration Lovett had been arrested riday Willard Merkel 21 of 1 was fined $10 and assessed court costs of $1475 bn a charge of reckless driving He was ar rested last riday at Eighteenth ajid Schuyler Mrs Annetta Hale 34 of 1801 Thompson was assessed $2475 on a charge of driving without an license She was ar rested Jan 19 at Eighteenth and South Thomas May 23 of 1418 Grove was assessed $1975 on a charge of reckless driving after a collision at Twenty Ninth and erry Saturday night garet Thompson St home Peter Vandergraff 12 Charles VanLaere Williamsport Mary Jean Witaske 1716 Mehar ry Dismissals from St Elizabeth hospital Jan 25: Charles Ander son 1424 Virginia William An thony 602 South ourteenth Mrs Wilmer Burget 2055 Crestview Larry Butler Attica Mrs George Claxton and daughter 143614 South Mrs William Edwards 1748 Salem Mrs Louis oley 1912 Schuyler Mrs James Gardener and daughter owler Birdie Gra ham Wolcott Rebecca Gunn 2710 Underwood Mrs Rolland Harde beck and son owler Mrs Lar ry Heath and son 1225 Southlea red Holt Otterbein Andrew Koss 1014 Tippecanoe Deborah New Director INDIANAPOLIS (AP) Richard McGinnis former Evansville lawyer and bank president now living in Laurel Miss was ap pointed managing director of Lilly nnaowment Saturday He will sume his new duties eb 2 Deere "45" 10 ft self propelled used three with rear unloading auger and other attach Ex Mayor Dies CITY (AP) Edward Huebscham 76 Democratic may or of Tell City from 1939 to 1942 died Sunday of a heart at tack CONCRETE BLOCKS PHONE 2 7852 a short time the trop ical forces get their second wind and return to the fray and we have the same thing all over again This is the' classical picture of weather production a outlined in meteorology textbooks and we in the Midwest have a ring side Agents BILL BARON JIM SYERS DAVE LqGUIRE Over 2 million satisfied policyholders right in the middle of a great battleground for the most powerful highly an tagonistic forces nature has said George Kimble weather columnist and head of Indiana univer geography department J'Great masses of tropical warmth may take over for a few he said then howling arctic gales move in battle with the warm air Ynasses and drive them back Deere "JB" 10 ft tandem disc John Deere "SH" 21 jingle disc with Powertrol four section John Deere harrow John Deere 17x7 ten foot grain drill with band other attachments Ralph Maple Buf Hull 113 Smith Nered Wheatfield Barnhart 4 Commercial hatcheries in ana produced 6256000 chicks dur ing December 12 per cent above the December hatch of last year state federal agricultural statisti cians at Purdue university report Broiler hatchings at 5652 000 were 11 per cent above Decem ber 1957 Non broiler chick pro duction at 604000 chicks was 18 per cent above last Decem ber hatch Straight run price for broiler chicks at per hundred was unchanged from the November price Prices for sexed pullet egg type chicks averaged $3250 per hundred for pure breeds up 50 cents per hundred from mid No vember Incross hybrids were $55 per hundred unchanged from the mid November prices nights Mr Jones do you these conditions?" HONORED AT PURDUE Walter Harpel (left) Shannondale seed com grower and Dr Arnold Ullstrup (right) USDA plant patholo gist at Purdue university were given merit awards by the Indiana Crop Improvement assoc Two soldiers from Rensselaer and Boswell serving in Germany have received promotions this month Therman Stone 22 son of Mr and Mrs Kelley Stone Rensse laer 6 was promoted to spe cialist four near Munich where he is a member of the 724th Ord nance battalion Gerald Smith 18 son of Mr and Mrs red Smith Boswell was promoted to private first class in the Ninth Cavalry At Heilbronn Germany Sp 4 Marris Sisco whose wife re sides at Morocco 1 recently participated with the ourth Ar mored division in combat effi ciency training tests Pvt David Sams 22 son of Mr and Mrs Lonnie Sams Veedersburg 1 has arrived in Germany with the 544th Trans portation company Marine Pvt Mark Atteberry son of Mr and Mrs Earl Atte berry of 9 South Seventh com pleted four weeks of individual combat training at the Marine corps base Camp Pendleton Calif Navy Sonarman Second Class Gene A Hilt son of Mr and Mrs Gordon Hilt of 8 has been discharged from the Navy at Norfolk Va Airman Thomas Collins son of Mrs Charles Collins 2800 Union was voted of the for December by mem bers of his helicopter squadron at Ream held Imperial Calif He is a member Naval Air corps Charles Conn Navy mate fireman son Killed in all TERRE HAUTE Roy Becker Sr 73 who went to the concession stand he operated in a downtown business building to get some ice cream for his 73rd birthday and 48th wedding cele bration Sunday was killed when he fell 20 feet 'down an elevator shaft in the building DISTRICT SALES and CLAIMS OICE 1302 So 4th St Phone 2 3858 Knight PTO and fertilizer ONE HOOSIER ENTHUSIASTIC ABOUT WEATHER BLOOMINCTON Ind (AP) At least one Hoosier has enthusiasm for the violent assortment of rain ice and snow that hit Indiana this week Stock Market Turns a Bit Irregular NEW YORK (AP) Steels held their gains as the stock market lost an overall advance and turned irregular early Monday afternoon in fairly active trading Gains and losses Of fractions to about a point were the rule among most leading issues Steels were up Rails were a weak spot Selected airlines tobaccos drugs and chemicals were nicely ahead Motors chemicals and nonferrous metals were mixed In a delayed opening Pfizer jumped 5 to 110 National Tea rose around 2 St Louis San rancisco Preferred advanced 3 to 78 Westinghouse Electric dropped about 2 points and Zenith over 3 Richfield Oil was down about 3 Youngstown Sheet gained about 3 points Lukens Steel more than 2 Ginns of about a point or better were posted for Detroit Steel Jones Laughlin Steel Bethlehem and Republican Steel Losses of more than a point were taken by Baltimore Ohio Southern Pacific and Chesapeake Ohio New York Central held a small gain but many other car riers took fractional losses Gains by farm implements were paced by Caterpillar and I Case both up about a point government bonds were steady to slightly lower Slick termed hazardous for traffic were blamed for nine automobile collisions in Lafayette during the week end One wrecks brought injury to a pe destrian A Lafayette police car ing at the scene of a two car collision near Ninth and Cincin nati Saturday afternoon was dam aged an estimated $100 when it skidded into a utility pole and a tire blew out The two cars involved in the other accident at the scene dam aged only slightly were driven by William Armstrong 1616 North Tenth and Richard Gillock of 532 South ourth Harry Hressikos of 812 erry received a leg injury Saturday afternoon when he was struck by a sliding car at ifth and Main as he walked across Main Police said the driver of the car was Adelbert Ransom 29 of 828 North Chauncey West La fayette Hressikos was taken by police to St Elizabeth hospital for a checkup Ranson was not ar rested Three cars were damaged mod erately in a smashup Saturday night in front of the home of Clifford Patterson 2906 erry Po lice said two cars owned by Pat terson and parked in front of his home were damaged $250 and $175 respectively when they were struck by a skidding car driven by Thomas May 23 1418 Grove The May car was damaged about $350 and May was arrested on a reckless driving charge Cars driven by Julia Ann Lutz 23 of 126 Andrew West Lafay ette and by Billy Joe 16 of 1226 South Twenty Sixth collided on ice at Main and Kos suth Sunday night $150 and $100 was the respective cars A car driven by Rhode 19 of 282 Smith was dam aged about $175 in a collision with a parked car owned by Gerald Camp 809 North Sixth The lat ter vehicle was damaged an es timated $75 police said A car driven by Mrs Leotha Storms 43 of 7 and a parked car owned by Mrs Ida Nichol 807 Highland were in volved in a collision Sunday night in front of 808 Highland The Storms car was damaged an esti mated $200 and the Nichol car about $50 police said Thomas Cunningham 2028 Roosevelt was arrested on a charge of driving without an oper license after a collision about 6:15 Sunday at Third and Romig Police said car and one driven by Elvis Hayes 1414 Washington were involved in the mishap Damage was slight investigators said A car driven by Lloyd Adams 112 Chestnut went out of control at the east end of the Main street bridge and skid ded into a building at irst and Main damaging the car about $40 police said The mishap took place about 6:40 Sunday Robert Brissey 20 of Day ton was sentenced to six months at the state farm and was as sessed $23 in city court Monday on his plea of guilty to a charge of third degree burglary Lafayette police arrested i Bris sey and two teen age companions after they reportedly tried to steal a spare tire from the 'trunk of a parked car owned by Arthur Boddy 120 South Twenty Ninth Boddy held Brissey until police arrived The other boys were nabbed later EARLIER SENTENCES Brissey had been sentenced to the state farm from city court in March 1958 on a breaking and entering charge and drew a 60 day sentence in September 1957 on a petit larceny convic tion police said The two other boys aged 16 and 15 years were questioned by juvenile authorities Monday In other court action Lovett 20 of 724 North Sixth was assessed $3975 by Judge El bert Lasher on a charge of Auctioneers Booth Vogel and Humphreys Clerks Howard and Howard Lunch to bs served by Monon Presbyterian Church 25: Mrs Carolyn Stephen Everett Robert Campbell and daugh ter Kokomo Bonnie Jackman 1938 Greenbush Mrs Robert Da vis and son 810 North Sixth Mrs George Underhill and daughter 1129 Davis Ralph Plantenga 1401 Elizabeth Mrs Ralph Pettit 1710 Everett John Holmes Jr 810 South Twenty irst Mrs Byril Chapman Bringhurst Mrs William Bruner 738 South Earl Mrs Herschel Padgett Clarks Hill Mrs Doro thy McCarthy 1800 Greenbush Edward Grove 800 South if teenth Dismissals from St Elizabeth hospital Jan 23: Mrs Robert Berry 11 Ross Eikenberry Bringhurst Mrs Wesley isher 3024 South Eighteenth Willard Gross Boswell Edward Johnson Boswell Charles Johnsonbaugh lora Jenny Kerkoff 4 Nala Krukewitt Linden Mrs Robert Lamb West Point Margaret Mc Clure Wolcott Mrs Aldus Mc Combs Monon Mrs Robert' Montgomery Earl Park a Pierce Attica Mrs Ray Powell 715 South Thirty irst Mrs ranklin Schwartz owler Mrs Charles Smith 125 South Eighth Delbert Trapp 305 South Twen ty Ninth Mrs Leon Virtue Leb anon Lula Wolverton Kentland Dismissals from St Elizabeth hospital Jan 24: Mrs Orville Alkire Monticello Mrs Dan An liker Wolcott Juanita Buck 1006 North Tenth Mrs Richard Cor coran 807 Eastwich Roland Eber hardt Boswell Ed Emond Rem ington Henry Engl 12 John letemeyer 1507 Central Clara lora Monticello Henry ryer 2540 Oxford Mrs Leo Gar ing Kentland Mrs Bernard Gick owler Orel Gilliatt Brookston Margaret Griffen Wolcott Tim my Haggard Delphi Dan Hale Rensselaer Myrtle Hamilton 1931 Morton Inez Hannah owler Mrs Walter Hoagland Delphi Pa tricia Howard Monon Mrs Charles Jenkins and daughter Del phi Kenneth Keller 1720 North Seventeenth loyd Kipp Colburn Laura Laon 306 North Eight eenth Roy Laswell owler i ranklin Locke Attica Lawr i ence McKinney Wingate Mrs I Richard Mathews and daughter Williamsport John Miller 121 South Eighth Earl Saylors Bos I well Dondra Spangler 7 Mar THE JOURNA LAND COURIE LA A YETTE IND Banker Dies INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) ans Woollen Jr 61 former pres ident of the American Bankers association died here Sunday of a heart ailment after a illness Having sold farm will sell following on farm LOCATED: Z'z Ml of ATTICA IND on 41 or Ml of WILLIAMSPORT IND Ml of Intersection 41 and Ind St 28 at 1 1 A prompt wholesale buying 89 56 Cars and Mrs Conn 2379 North Twenty ourth is serving aboard the attack aircraft carrier USS Midway operating with the Seventh fleet in the ar East Pvt James Speqcer 24 son of Mr and Mrs George Spencer 700 Hillcrest West La fayette has been assigned to headquarters at Dugway Proving (jrouna Utah He entered Army last September and pleted basic training at ort Leonard Wood Mo Army Nurse Capt Glennadee A Nichols daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold Nichols Sr is assigned to the Brooke Army hospital ort bam Houston Tex Pvt Charles Ellis son Mr and Mrs Ralph Ellis Delphi 1 is assigned as clerk typist in the personnel and administration section of the 91st Engineer battalion headquarters at ort Belvoir Va CATTLE Choice to prime steer 24 uoou to cnoica Standard to rood Utllitlaa Good to choice heifer Standard heifer Utilities Heavy Bulla Light Bulls Utility and Com eow Cannera and cutters 11 Yes we do! In turn we ask you: "Do you raise chicks for profit or just out of habit?" If for profit it's high time to get our 1959 price sheet and definitely plan your spring chick program We have four nationally known egg strains including the franchised Mount Hope Leghorn Mrs Vivian Ratcliff Sons GORDON LEE CLINGAN Aucts HUBERT RENCH Clerk LUNCH SERVED by Hickman Heights Church TERMS: Cash No property removed until settled for Not responsible for accidents or property left after sale SHERRI GOSLIN Craefr Oat 104 REE ESTIMATES PHONE 2 6365 By The Associated Press loods still menaced some areas in five eastern and central states Monday but waters from swollen rivers and streams were receding in most sections The chief problem for the thou sands hit by last devastat ing floods in Ohio Pennsylvania New York West Virginia and Indi ana was the huge cleanup job The Red Cross estimated more than 22000 families were affected by the floods Cold air with snow or rain spread from the central plains across the northern half of the country adding to the inconveni ence of flood victims In Ohio one of the states hard est hit the Ohio river was the last of the waterways threatening further flooding At Cincinnati the big river edged up to 55 feet three feet above flood stage The weather bureau pre dicted an expected 57 foot crest would be reached near midnight Monday The Ohio floods caused an esti mated damage of $100 million in 76 of the 88 counties In western Pennsylvania many roads were reopened and public transportation was returning slow ly to normal At Meadville Pa the ice choked french creek returned slowly to its banls and some of the 2000 persons evacuated moved back into their homes Indiana Lock Joint Concrete Pipe Division of American Marietta Co PLOWS Two John Deere Deer "44" 2 16 clutch on rubber John Deere "66" 5 16 clutch on rubber John Deere "66" 4 16 clutch with chisel bottoms on steel PLANTER CULTIVATORS DISCS AND ROTARY "490" John Deere planter with deep displacement fertilizer 'attachment "408" John Deere 4 row cultivator "208" John Deere 2 row cultiva tor "414" John Deere 4 row rotary hoe John Deere "TH 12 ft spring tooth harrow John Deere "KBA" 10 ft wheel type disc John ft straight spike tooth seeding and Lowe 817 erry William Mad den 1612 North ifteenth Eva Moliere Kramer Mrs George Neher 7 Mrs rancis Provo Goodland Sam Reed 2825 Green bush Mary Slater 726 South Ninth Mrs Lawrence Smethers and son 520 Wall Grace Troxel Rossville Jacob Ward owler Edwin Winger 2108 Charles Mrs Harold Wolverton and daughter owler Our New Location: 819 Union St (Rear Bldg) PHONE 2 4203 Indiana commercial broiler growers started 657000 chicks dur ing the week ending Jan 17 re ported Purdue university state federal agricultural statisticians This was an 11 per cent decrease from the previous week and 24 per cent below the corresponding week last year Eggs set for broilers totaled 1677000 seven per cent above a week earlier but 19 per cent be low the corresponding week a year ago Hatching egg prices for the state averaged 57 cents one cent below the week before The price of chicks for the state averaged $13 per unchanged from last price MACHINERY 1940 101 Senior MH Tractor fair 2 row Cultivator Olivsr 70 Trac with No 24 IHC mounted Picker Old MH Trac AC Combine 8 ft AC heavy duty Disk JD 2 14 Plow 40' Elevator good 4 row Co op Corn Planter good Lime Spreader 10 ft Cement Mixer Post Hole Digger mounted 6 row Weed Sprayer New 40 ft Exten Lad der V8 Truck runabout 100 hp motor Garden Tractor and attachment 2 arm Wagons on rubber Eleco Welder Native LUMBER 2x4 2x8 2x2 10x60 steel frame Hog Shade 8x14 Hog House 1948 cab over eng Chevrolet Truck 2 ton with4'a ft Midwest combination bed A condition Also some machinery good for parts HOUSEHOLD GOODS Several Items HOGS 125 head Connor Prairie breeding including 50 Bred Gilts I5 Open Gilts 58 Shoats weighing ISO lbs 2 black Poland Boars "This is a rugged set of Hogs all long time treated for cholera and the Gilts will start farrowing the first week in April Howard farms (about all John Deere phecked and painted) livestock: I TRACTORS 2 Caterpillar with hydraulic blade 1951 Deere (all fuel) 1951 John Deere (all gas) 1945 Deere (all fuel) I ATTENTION ARMERS! IN OUR REGULAR THURSDAY SALE January 29 1959 LAMBS Prime Lambs Choice to prime 10 Good to choice 14 Cull and Utility 13 SHEEP Good to eholce John eere model on rubber spreader on rubber John Deere 12 ft lime spreader HAY TOOLS John Deere "8" chopper with corn head grass headland hay pick up attachment (chopper has latest features) "594" John Deere low wheel 4 bar rake on rubber John Deere "116" wire oaier with motor COMBINES John seasons Allis Chalmers ments John Closing Out arm Sale Having rented my farm 1 will sell at public auction at farm located 6 miles east of Monon (Water Tower) or 9 miles north of Monticello on west side of Lake Shafer Vx mile west of Lowe's Bridge on POLICEMAN GETS SURPRISE GIT PACKAGE Lt James A isher of La fayette received a pleasant surprise gift package riday isher a former special agent for the ederal Bureau of Investigation was given a copy of the book of a story of Commu nism in America written by former boss John Edgar Hoover BI director Hand written in the flyleaf were the words: A isher from Edgar Lt isher served the BI in New Mexico and Indiana from Oct 1 1950 to Sept 1 1952 HOG MARKET WEAKER The hog market at the Lafayette stockyards weakened off a little to day from steady to mostly 25 lower With an extreme top of 1725 180 tn 220 wgts sold generally In a range of 1650 to 1675 while heavier hogs 220 to 260 lbs from1525 to 1650 Cattle calves and sheep all held steady HOGS 21 19 IS 22 20 IS 20 IS 16 CALVES Choice to prime 28 Good to choice 20 Cull and standard 16 Veedersburg Church Men Organize Club VEEDERSBURG ourteen men of the irst Christian church have organized a fellow ship Purpose of the group will be to promote good Christian fel lowship and to further work of the church Elected as officers were Robert January president Harry Grace vice president and James Chatt secretary treasurer Department chairman will be elected at the eb 23 meeting A drive to in crease the membership is now in progress COUNCIL MEETS' The Van Buren Council of Church Women at its annual meeting in the Veedersburg EUB church made plans for observ ance of the eb 13 Day of Appointed as program chairman was Mrs Ralph Claw son Mrs Perry Kimmer was ap pointed May fellowship chairman Mrs Cy Van Devanter as Community chairman Mrs James Lamb as chairman of the church magazine and Mrs Leslie Howard publicity chairman The American Legion auxiliary which met in the home of Mrs La Verne Wilkinson dis cussed plans for the essay con test in which members of the junior and senior classes will participate Marci and Brad Ansberry twins of Sgt and Mrs William Ans berry of Rantoul were honored on their fourth birthdays at a dinner in the home of Mr and Mrs James Hill Another guest was Miss Elizabeth Ansberry of Danville Mrs Robert Kirkpatrick has re turned to her home at Pensacola la after a visit with her par ents Mr and Mrs Roy Wall Gordon Smith is a patient in St Elizabeth hospital Danville Mrs Barbara Dice has been dismissed from Culver hospital at Crawfordsville Mr and Mrs Robert Hayes and children of Lafayette were guests of Mrs Margaret Hayes Mrs Pat Boord has returned home from Kalamazoo Mich where she was called by the ill ness of an aunt Mrs Estes Byer a former resident of this area RUITS VEGETABLES vurrent Market Quotation DepeiUin on Quality (urnished oy Minardo Bros) 75 5 7596 754 50 3 005 50 5)9 5 3 i 3 (gP 3 755 5 50 9 5 7 5 5 50 £15 253 Cleanups Start As Hospital News Dismissals from Home hospital Jafi 24: Wayne Dimmick Bos well Sharon Smalley 1708 West ern drive Curtis Wilson Monon Mrs Paul Hawkins 2711 Main Mrs George Blush 15 North Thirtieth Mrs Richard Graybau and daughter 3113 Longlois James Chastain Bedford Mrs Elden Skiles and son Mulberry Mrs Robert Perry and son Ot terbein Marvin Jervis Cutler Mrs Wilbur Plummer Morcco Mrs Glenn Mathis 725 South ourth Charles Leighty Otter bein Susan Leibert Buck Creek Rickey Calvert 123 South Third Mrs Henry Clouser Colfax Emil Rehwinkle 8 Mrs Della Johnston 1208 Union Bobbie Peri go lora Dismissals from Home hospital Jan falo Mrs Mrs Mrs Burglary Defendant Handed arm Term Cattle 22000 calves 100 choice and prime slaughter steers steady to strong prime 1100 lb steers 3uoo 32o0: In yearlings 3o50 bulk choice 2750 juuu: most good steers 2b uu standard 2 4uo 265u utility 900 lbs a low mixed cnoic ana heifers 2925 2950 a part load bulk goud and choice 2625 utility and commercial cows 2150 a few standard 2175 cafiners and cutters 1625 1950 tj97a 2000 utility and DUH3 2230 26 OU veaiars 32uu ard 2100 3200 1 good 710 912 lb feeding steers 2750 lbs Sheep 6000 generally steady good and choice shorn fed lambs with No 1 and fall shorn pelts 1800 1950: a load of choice 105 lbs 1950 a load of low good 109 lb averages 1900 cull to choice slaughter 550 8U0 INDIANAPOLIS LIVESTOCK INDIANAPOLIS (AP) (USDA) Hogs 11000 rather slow fully 25 lower than average 2 3 180 240 lb 1650 1700 more uniform 190 230 lb 1700 1725 few hundred bead 190 220 lb 1 2 1725 40 50 head 1750 2 3 240 270 lb 1600 1650 270 320 lb 1550 1600 160 180 lb 1575 1700 sows 250 350 lb steady to 25 lower 375 600 lb steady mixed 1 3 250 350 lb 15 00 1550 375 600 lb 1450 1500 Cattle 2800 calves 150 slaughter steers and heifers moderately active fe wearly sales steady to weak with instances 50 lower good and low choice slaughter steers 900 1150 lb 2500 2650 low to average choice 2700 2s00 heifers 2500 2650 cows active strong to 50 higher utility and commercial 1850 2050 canner and cutter 14 OU 19 00 vealers active fully steady to strong at 3100 3850 Sheep 500: slaughter lambs uneven mostly steady: Instances weak to 5o lower good and choice wooled 1800 19 50 cull to good wooled slaughter ewee steady at 400 750 Calif Oranges 3 1 oXatoes (pr cwt) 2 Cabbage 3 Heal Lettuoe (ctns) 3 Bananas 40 lbs 5 Apples Carrots 4 Celery (crates) Lemons Grapefruit KOni'jiis 3 Calif Grapes 5 ila Oranges 3 OTLTRY PRODUCE CHICAGO (AP) Chicago Mercan tile Exchange Butter steady re ceipts iOjfluu: prices unchanged 93 score AA 57 A SHJ yu 15 31 90 57 89 5 Eggs easy receipts 14900 whole sale buying prices to 1 lower 70 per cent or better grade A whiteso5H mixed 35 mediums 33 standards 33 dirties 32 checks 31 Vi current receipts unquoted (AP) (USDA) Live poultry no done receipts were 18000 lb wholesale buying price high er caponettes over lbs 2 2 23 CHICAGO LIVESTOCK CHICAGO (USDA) Hogs 13uU0 mostly 25 lower on butchers 2 3 mixed grade 200 230 lb butchers 1650 1700 several hundred mixed 1 3 190 220 lbs 1700 1725: and sev era! lots 1 2 190 215 lbs 1725 1730 a few lots mostly Is also around 250 head 1750 2 3 grade 230 250 lbs 1600 1650: lots 2s 250 lbs 1625 2 3 260 280 lbs 1550 1600 several lots 2 3 290 350 lbs 1475 1550 mixed grade 350 450 lb bows 1425 15UU weights under 350 bs scarce most 450 550 lbs Deere 40 4 Uilk I vavvrii puui anq speed jack John Deere small grain elevator with motor and auger YGONS Two John Deere wagons with 7x14 beds one John Deere wagon with 7x14 bed and Midwest hoist four row side dressing attachment for JD cultivator Cross belt drive corn sheller with corn thrower new (never used) one 10 ft bull rake for ba gathering heavy duty hitch on rubber for pulling 2 discs two wheel 7x14 trailer one rubber tired hog house mover Herd tractor PTO seeder tractor el ctric grass seeder power garden tractor with cultivator rope controlled John Deere drag scoop one Heat Houser almost new and many other Items not listed John Deere corn picker with mountings for or model John Deere tractor Head of Hereford and Angus Cattle 1 27 Of f1 Steers and heifers good average: 11 head of Hereford breeding cows average 4 6 years with calf heed to registered I Hereford bull 10 head of Angus breeding eows average 4 6 jean with calf bred to registered Angus bull SO Head of Hampshire Gilts 30 head of Hampshire gilts bred fo registered Hampshire boars TEHMS SALE CASH unless arrangements made before sale acldent7rty tP removed untl1 for Not responsible tn case of Arthur Howard farms DeLAVAL MILKING AND PIPE LINE EQUIPMENT Rrfcbor oods Brushos CleaRlog Compound Parts and Accessories RERIGERATION SALES SERVICE Inc Hatchings List Increase Of Wednesday Jan 28 1959 The following farm machinery was all used in the operation of I and PRODUCER'S MARKETING ASS 1 MILE SOUTH KLONDIKE WE WILL HAVE CONSIGNED SEVERAL Native eeder Cattle ANGUS and HEREORD Choice Quality resh ront The arm Buy What You Need or Consign eeders You Want To Sell CALL 3 2121 22000 crime lluo 1350 lb nign choice iooo iUaU mi prime 2975 29 uu few comm ercial rood and choice 500 utility and stand culls down to loou several lots medium 80u a75 600 Elk I' i A 1 If 1 I THE MARKETS Top 180 to 220 lbs 16 220 to 260 lbs 15 260 to 300 lbs 14 160 to 180 lbs 15 120 to 160 lbs 12 Roughs 14 50 16 75 25 16 50 2514 75 0016 00 0014 00 00 down 0025 00 00 0021 00 00 down 0024 00 0021 00 00 down 0021 00 00 down 00917 50 00914 00 0035 00 0026 00 0091S 00 '19 00 OOIS OO 00916 00 00 down OO I 00.