MARRIAGE LICENSES Otto Schultz Retires 24 Jan. 3 1, 1949 ST. LOUIS STAR-TIMES FINANCIAL AND MARKET NEWS OTHER CLASSIFICATION DIRECTORY USE THIS GUIDE TO FIND WHAT YOU WANT OanirteaOoa More Prep Cage Upsets Due? Current 30 Industrials. Today's' Close 179.12 Today, 2 p. N.
178.75 Today, 1 p. N. 178.94 Today. Noon N. Y.
179.06 Today, 11 a. N. 179.36- Today's high 179.73 Today's low 178.46 Saturday's close .179.35 1948-49 high 193.16 1948-49 low 165.39 20 Rails. 5257 52.58 52.56 52.70 52.71 52.92 52.43 52.69 65.95 48.13 15 Utilities. 34.68 34.70 34.70 34.71 34.68 34.76 34.59 34.70 36.04 31.65 65 Games On Week's Schedule BY AL BARNES Star-Times Sports Writer Sixty-five high school basketball games are on this week's schedule and, following the results of last week's three "tournaments at Ferguson, Webster Groves and De Andreis it would be extremely fool Stock Market Lower At Close Of Slow Session By Associated Press NEW YORK, Jan.
31. The stock market ended on a lower note today after a downward drift resisted by some of the leading is sues. In one of the quietest sessions in nearly four months, trading was at the rate of 610,000 shares for the entire day. An initial flurry of buying at the opening died out in a matter of rninutes, and the list fell back an eighth at a time during most of the day. The final hour found most prices at their lowest points, although here and there some of the leaders regained a bit of their extreme losses and even pushed ahead for fractional gains.
Rails and utilities were unchanged to lower. Motors and steels did a little better, but still were mixed. Mail order and retail, constructions, aircraft and oil shares were down. Today's market at best was regarded as a breather coming after the steady downward movement of the market last Going lower were Santa Fe, Illinois Central, Gulf Oil, Mission Corp.r:ommonwealth Edison, Ken-necott, Phelps Dodge, Johns Man-ville, Owens Illinois, U. S.
Gypsum, Youngstown Sheet Tube, Goodrich, Montgomery Ward and Cur-tiss-Wright. On the higher side were General Motors, Chrysler, Goodyear, J. I. Case, Anaconda, and Caterpillar. Out of a total of 899 issues traded, 293 advanced, 369 declined and 237 were unchanged.
There were 2 new 1948-49 highs and 19 new 1948-49 lows. The overall situation as seen in Wall Street remains one of un certainty induced by a fairly even. balance of factors with a market influence. For some time there has been a growing inertia that has kept the market comparatively static despite the impact of de velopments. FIFTEEN MOST ACTIVE STOCKS SPORTS winner, Prep Schedule TOMORROW SOUTH COUNTY LEAGUE Affton at Mehlville, 8 p.
m. CATHOLIC LEAGUE Coyle at Chaminade, 8:15 p. m. SUBURBAN LEAGUE Ritenour at Wellston, 8 p. m.
ILLINOIS-MISSOURI LEAGUE Cape Girardeau at Pest us, 2 games, 8 p. m. Vashon rtt Kinloch. 8 D. m.
Washington Tech at Franklin, 8 p. m. Douglas at Sumner, 8 p. m. NON-LEAGUE St.
Louis D. High at Beaumont, 8 p. m. central at frmcipia, 4 p. m.
Cleveland at Kirkwood. 8. p. m. Hadley vs.
Taylor at Battery 4 p. Roosevelt at Normandy. 8 p. m. Soldan-Blewett at Maplewood, 8 p.
m. Southwest at St. Mary's. 8 p. m.
Madison at Troy, 8 p. m. Roxana at Lebanon, 8 p. m. Webster Groves at John Burroughs, A Central Catholic at Belleville Cathedral, 8 p.
m. C. B. C. at St.
Francis de Sales. 8 p. m. Eureka at Pacific, 8 p. m.
Fail-view at Hanco*ck. 8 p. m. Hillsboro, at Valley Park, 8 p. m.
Jennings it St. Charles, 8 p. m. Wood River at Hillsboro. 111., 8 p.
m. McKinley at Berkeley. 8 D. m. WEDNESDAY A.
B. C. LEAGUE Western Military at Country Day, 3:30 p. m. ILLINOIS-MISSOURI LEAGUE Festus at Dunbar.
2 fames, 7 p. m. NON-LEAGUE Fercusnn At TIniversitv Citv. 8 P. m.
St. Mary's (Carlyle. 111.) at Belleville Cathedral. 8 m. Livingston at Alton.
8 p. m. THURSDAY ILLINOIS-MISSOURI LEAGUE Venice at Kinloch. 2 games, 8 p. m.
FRIDAY rTHniir inr.i Belleville Cathedral at St. Francis de Sales, 8 p. m. SOUTHWESTERN ILLINOIS Alton at Belleville. 8 P.
m. Collinsville at East St. Louis, 8 p. m. Granite City at Edwardsville, 8 p.
m. PRFP I.FAfll'E St. Louis U. High at Central Catholic, 8 p. m.
C. B. C. at St. Mary's, 8 p.
m. NORTH COUNTY LEAGUE Fereusnn at Fairview. 8 P. m. Riverview Gardens at Jennings.
8 p. m. SOUTH COUNTY LEAGUE Hanco*ck at Bayless. 8 p. m.
Mehville at Valley Park. 8 p. m. SUBURBAN LEAGUE Maplewood at Brentwood. 8 m.
Wellston at Clayton, 7 p. m. Kirkwood at Normandy, 8 p. m. St.
Charles at University City, 8 P. Webster Groves at Ritenour. 8 p. m. ILLINOIS-MISSOURI LEAGUE Festus at Lincoln, 2 games.
8 p. m. Dunbar at Douglas. 2 games, 7:30 p. Lovejoy at Vashon.
8 p. m. NON-LEAGUE Troy at St. Peters. 8 p.
m. Dupo at Waterloo. 8 p. m. Country Day at Chaminade.
4 p. m. Western Iilitary at Jennings, 8 p. m. Berkeley at Affton.
8 p. m. Ferguson at U. Citv. 8 p.
m. SATURDAY iiBi.ir irjr.if Cleveland vs. Central, 6:30 p. Hadley vs. McKinley, 7:40 p.
Roosevelt vs. Soldan-Blewett, 8 sO p. at St. Louis University gymnasium. A.
B. C. LEAGUE John Burroughs at Principia, 7:13 p. PREP LEAGUE McBride at De Andreis. 8 p.
m. ILLINOIS-MISSOURI LEAGUE Evansville at Sumner, 8 p. m. KdV.I FGUF. Lutheran at Southwest, 8 D.
at Washington U. Field House. Edwardsville at Koxana. a p. m.
Moline at Collinsville, 8 p. m. Quincy at Wood River, 8 p. m. PREP LEAGUE hardy to try to pick even one sure It's that kind of season.
Upsets are conjmon and you can take the De Andreis and Webster Groves tourneys as examples. Honors at Webster were captured by Coach Denvir Miller's Kirkwood Pioneers. They slaughtered the host club in the finals, 35-22, knocked off Normandy, the No. 1 seeded team, 45-42, and ran over University City, 42-35. And yet University City had previously beaten Kirkwood, 34-20.
It was the same story in the De Andreis affair. On Jan. 18 St. Louis U. 'High blasted McBride, 58-43, in a regular Prep League battle.
Yet, in the De Andreis final, the Micks, paced by Rich Rosenthal's 15 points, mauled the Junior Billikens, 43-36, to retain their tourney championship. Jennings, however, was consistent in winning the Ferguson meet. In defeating Faivjew for the championship, 38-36, its margin from an earlier meeting between the two clubs was merely shortened from 43-39. Four games tomorrow stand out. however, because of their traditional rivarly.
No. 1 will be the St. Louis U. High and Beaumont game, which will be played on the Bluejackets' floor. These two old rivals will be anxious to regain the winning column and the resultant brawl should be a beauty.
Cleveland, which is sitting secure atop the Public High League stand-tags after its victory over Beaumont, meets Kirkwood. Twice Normandy has knocked off Cleveland and Coach. Sari Jan-sen's charges will be more than anxious to beat Kirkwood, conquerors of the Vikings last week. Normandy, meanwhile, will take on another Public High League club, Roosevelt, which is capable of turning back the high-flying Vikings. No.
4 of the contests tomorrow is the Webster Groves-John Burroughs game. League Standings SUBURBAN LEAGUE LEAGUE SEASON RECORD RECORD Team. W. L. w.
Normandy 5 11 Kirkwood 4 2 11 University City 4 2 8 Webster Groves 4 2 8 Ritenour 4 2 7 Clayton 3 3 5 Maplewood 3 3 5 Wellston 2 3 4 Brentwood 2 4 7 St. Charles 0 6 2 NORTH COUNTY LEAGUE Team. W. L. W.
Jennings- 5 1 10 Pairview '4 1 10 Ferguson ....3 3 8 Berkeley 2 4 5 Riverview 0 5 2 SOUTH COUNTY LEAGUE Team. Bayless Hanco*ck Alfton Eureka MehlvilJe W. 6 4 3 2 1 1 L. 0 2 3 4 3 5 W. 18 10 7 5 3 Valley Park CATHOLIC LEAGUE Team.
W. L. Belleville Cathedral 0 Chaminade 2 1 Coyle 1 2 St. Francis de Sales ..1 3 St. Joseph 0 3 A.
B. C. LEAGUE Team. W. L.
John Burroughs 3 0 Principia 2 1 Western Military 1 2 Country Day 0 3 W. A 2 1 2 0 W. 7 8 4 4 Net Sales. Close. Ch'ge.
35. COO 8' 11.700 773s 10.000 3-V 7.200 12 6.900 60 4- "i 6.400 125, 6.200 17 't t- 1, 6.200 4 5.900 1 0 5.100 32T- 5.100 3 4- 5.000 9i i 5.000 23. 5.000 -4- 4.800 16V As Comptroller Of Stix, Baer Fuller Otto C. Schultz retired Saturday as comrjtroller ot the Stix, Baer Fuller Co, just 32 years alter ne answered tne de partment store's "experie need statistician wanted" newspaper advertisem*nt. An overseas vet eran of World War Schultz became assistant comptroller of the company In 1923.
six years after he went to work for Otto C. Schult the store. In 1928 he was promoted to comptroller. Now 61. Schultz said he is plan nine to rest "only for a couple of months." During his service with the company he sponsored the S-B-P soccer team which won the western professional championship three times and the national cham pionship twice.
He was succeeded by Kenneth P. Mages, 35, who had been serving as his executive assistant. Supreme Court Refuses To Review WAA Sale Of Granite City Plant WASHINGTON. Jan. 31.
(AP) The Supreme Court today refused to review a War Assets Administration sale described by U. S. Court of Appeals Judge Bennett C. Clark here as "surrounded by a pervasive and most offensive odor of skulduggery." The review was asked by the Pulton Iron Co. of Cleveland.
The company sought unsuccessfully to buy from the administration the old Koppers blast furnace plant at Granite City, 111. The company appealed from a Court of Appeals decision which upheld sale of the plant to Mis souri Illinois Furnaces, Inc, for $3,255,000. The Fulton firm con tended the administration raised the "fair value" price of the plant from $2,500,000 to $3,250,000, thus preventing early bidders like Itself from getting the property. The Court of Appeals found the Fulton company had no right to sue the government under the circ*mstances. At the same time the court's opinion assailed the handling of the transaction.
Official Of Newspaper races 2 Traffic Charges Douglas B. Houser, 56 -year -old vice-president of the Globe-Demo crat. was booked on City Court charges of careless driving and driving while intoxicated as a re sult of a minor accident Saturday night, ponce reported yesterday. Police said an automobile driven by Houser. who lives at 6470 Ellen- wood Clayton, struck the rear of an auto operated by Carl Head ley, 37.
salesman, of 8930 Coventry lane, Affton, which had stopped for the traffic signal on Lindell blvd at the West Pine -Lindell cutoff. A 10-year-old boy, John Robb, of 8554 Pilot st, Affton, a passenger in Headley's car, was thrown against the dashboard and suffered contusions of the forehead, accord ing to police. River Stages Report Irom U. S. Weather Bureau.
In oi. ijouis at a. m. rooay: Flood Stage Chee. Pre- Staee 7a.m.
24Hrs.ctp'n Stations. inn. inlrt. inFt. 24Krs.
Hastings. Minn. 15 La Crosse. Wis. 12 Dubuque.
Iowa 18 Davenport. Iowa 5 Keokuk. Iowa 12 Hannibal. Mo 13 4 5 0.1 .00 4.8 0.1 .00 6 8 0.0 .00 43 0 1 .00 2.7 01 .00 98 1.0 .00 Louisiana. Mo.
12 11.3 0.2 .01 Dam 24. Tailwater 16.2 0.4 .00 Dam 25. Tailwater 23 J6.3 0.5 .00 Morns. Ill 13 8.6 1.9 .00 Peru, 111 17 14.2 0.2 .00 Peoria. IU jg ji.8 0.1 .00 Havana, 14 00 Beardstown.
111. 14 12 1 0 2 .00 Grafton, 111 18 16.3 0.0 .03 unm 20. Alton, Pool 23.1 02 .02 Tailwater 21 8.0 15 .00 Bismarck. N. 19 8.4 0.0 .00 nerre.
t. 15 00 Sioux. CHy. Iowa. 19 5.8 0.1 .04 umana, neo 8.4 .01 Nebraska City.
Neb. 15 13.2 0.5 .00 St. Joseph. 17 12.1 0 7 .00 Kansas City. Mo 22 6.0 0.9 .00 Waverly.
Mo 18 x8.1 1.7 .00 ChllUcothe. Mo. 18 6.4 0.3 .00 Brunswick. Mo. ..12 00 Boonville.
Mo. ...21 X7.3 0.6 .00 jeiierson t-iiy. mo. 23 b.i u.O .01 Lakeside. Mo 0 60.1 0.1 .02 St.
Thomas. 23 X13.7 0.3 .00 jtrrome. MO. 19 Hermann, Mo 21 12.9 1.4 .00 St. Charles.
Mo. 25 18.2 1J .00 or. ujuis. mo. 30 X12.8 2.4 .05 nieramec fart.
MO. 11 a.z 1.4 .01 Union. Mo. 12 2.0 2.6 .00 vancy raiK, mo. ..1 Chester.
Ill 27 17.0 05 Cape Gir'deau. Mo. 32 27.1 1.3 .20 Pittsburgh. Pa. 25 17.2 1.0 .46 rarxerso g.
w. va. 38 Z9.I 4 4 .33 Cincinnati. Ohio 52 52.5 0.1 .20 L'sville. Ky.
tlwr). 55 56.2 0.2 .29 tvansvme. ina. 42 42.6 0.7 .17 Mt. Carmel.
IU. 17 25.3 0.2 .15 Nashville. Tenn. 40 29.3 3.1 .47 Chattanooga, Tenn. 30 13.2 0.0 .22 Florence.
Ala 18 13.0 61 Dam 52. kp 111. 37 47.5 0.2 .30 Cairo. Ill 4Q 90S 0.5 -17 New Madrid. 34 39.3 10 Memphis.
Tenn. 34 32.9 0.7 .27 Helena. Ark 44 40.9 0.6 .86 Ft. Smith. Ark.
22 16 6 2 2 .05 Van Buren. Ark. 22 17 9 2.1 Little Rock. 23 16.8 1.4 .11 nrxansas wry. Ark.
42 Vicksburg. Miss. ..43 Shreveport. La. 39 25.4 1.0 .66 Mew Orleans.
17 15. J-0 2 si Data including precipitation lor yes- leraay. xcsTimaiea. RIVER FORECASTS The ILLINOIS above Havana will fall below Havana it will rise a few days, but bankfull stages are not indicated. The MISSOURI Irom Lexington to the mouth will fall during the next two days, except begin to rise somewhat at Hermann by Tuesday afternoon.
Stages indicated Tuesday morning: Waverly. 7.2 ieei: noonvuie, o.o Jeiierson City. 7.7 feet: Hermann. 12.3 feeu St. Charles.
17.1 feet. The MISSISSIPPI from Dam 24 to the mouth of the Missouri will not change much during the next 48 hours: from the mouth of the Missouri to Cape Girardeau it will continue to fall. Stages Indicated Tuesday morning: Grafton. 16.2 feet: St. Liouis.
n. ieet: cnester. is.3 leet. At ST. LOUIS there wiU be a fall of 4.u 10 i.3 ieei in tne next 48 hours.
Itrr notes ILLINOIS: Floating tee from Peoria to wie mourn. MISSOURI: Frozen at Yankton and above, and at St. Joseph and Atchison: gorged at Nebraska City; heavy chore Ice at City; light floating ice at Kansas City: heavy floating Ice at Omaha, and from Waverly to the mouth: shore ice at Kansas City Waverly. Jefferson City and St. Charles.
MISSISSIPPI: Gorged at Dubuque nd Grafton: frozen at Davenport and Keo-ku. and above Hannibal and Louisiana; pools of Dams 24. 25 and 26 frozen over: hea--. floating Ice at St. Louis: light ice at Chester and Cape Girardeau.
Weather In Other Cities i Arthur Boss Garwood. .6630 Wise Mary E. Scott. $630 Penhins Will Smith 3524 Lawton Maxlne Bland .....2709 Locust George E. Couriskey.
.4366 Maryland Mildred J. Drake Groves Elmer R. 3607 N. Broadway Mrs. Jobnie Austin 80S Salisbury Edward Medlock.4001 N.
Broadway Louise MacFhaU .4001 N. Broadway James W. William. .4346 McPherson Hazel L. Turner 4346 McPherson Peter Palmisano .5938 Summit Marie Mandino 2725 January Morgan Choulnard.3743A Wisconsin Mabel Johnson 2210A Ann Albert B.
DuRocher. .3027 A Whtttier Meda Read 4106 St. Louis Stanley O. Wys Chicago. HI.
Mrs. Dolores ..1111 Billy O. Jerls 2523 S. 10th Betty L. Davis 1836 S.
9tb Robert E. Pa. Mrs. Ruth Leroux 6339 Saloma William L. Randman.
Mo. Lorraine B. Davison Paul Edelsten Louis Mrs. Elizabeth A Lee. .4214 Childress David W.
Evans .2104 S. Broadway Clovia M. Grindale.2421 S. Broadway Kenneth P. Forest Pk.
Wilms J. Co Urn an. .4517 Forest Pk. Israel M. Augustine Jr.
4335 Cote Brilllante Lucille Woolfolk 4737 McMillan Louis F. Stelnkamp. .2628 Ohio Mrs. Ann Rocklage 3822 Texas George W. Black 4121 Delmar Florence 4232A W.
Page Kenneth C. Artderson. Ill-Mrs. Bern ice E. Steibel.
3526A Pestalozxt Gerald H. Fuller. .1330 St. Ange rt. Mary Lee 3926 Olive John E.
Ragen Kansas City. Mo. Marcella L. .3634 Marcel in Wilfred J. Berns 4929 Clayton Elsie A.
Eberhardt 3805 Wyoming John A. Vollmann. HI. Johanna L. McGuire.
.5443 Geraldine Chester 8. Canterbury. 1449 Peabody ct. Mrs. JuUa R.
Selr. .1449 Peabody cu Carol A. Flaggenburtr. St. Louis County Sceleste L.
Labadio John E. Coughlin Chicago. 111. Mrs. Elizabeth M.
Koelkebeek. 5210 Page Virgle L. Davis 2915 Franklin Evelyn South Kinloch. Mo. Fred E.
Bailey 2010A S. Ninth Bernice M. Biehl 1923 Hodiamont Gerald J. Schmidt. .218 Sidney Mary A.
McCaila 5235 Minerva Booker T. Robinson 1428 N. 13th Marcella Thorpe 715 Mound Leonard F. Sumner. Mo.
Mrs. Loretta Greene. 5163 Kensington Luther Dillard 2516 N. Ninth Mrs. Izetta Crawford.
.2516 N. Ninth John R. Bruns 4031 Peek Mrs. Ida M. Blair Otis W.
Stowers .914 Cole Mrs. Alfreda Poley 914 Cole Joseph E. shurxue. York. N.
Y. Mrs. Martha Lake Alfred McGowan 2813 Lafayette Mrs. Lena C. Heider.
.4209 Csstleman BIRTHS BOTS O. A. and J. Alewel. 1531 Keslty lane.
P. and E- Allen. 4 551 A Cote Brilllante. C. and F.
Anderson. 2137 Eugenia. R. L. and L.
M. Bonnett. 310 Barrv. W. T.
and B. A. Chilson Sr. 5033 Terry. W.
E. and F. A. Dawson. 4259 Laclede.
R. L. and J. Doll. 724 N.
Vandeventer. T. and H. M. Doss.
2704 Cole. C. and C. Edinburgh. 3109 Thomas.
L. and A. Forrest. 1537 Papin. J.
and H. Poston. 2019A Division. J. and C.
Green. 2424 N. Taylor. L. B.
and I. M. Oreenwood. 8355 Strathmore. Jennings.
L. J. and W. J. Groszek.
402A C. W. and F. J. Harnnrton Jr.
21 N. Deuschene dr. Florissant. T. and M.
Harvey. 1916A Bidtfle. R. and L. M.
Hog in. 1808 E. Prairie. H. and W.
M. Johnson. 164A Marlon. J. and J.
Laster. 2630 Howard. C. E. and M.
J. Mason. 2804 Clark. H. and E.
McFarlend. 2714 Howard. A. E. and N.
Merriott. ST.iOA Amelia. E. P. and M.
E. Nason. 2051 Mora lane Jennings. W. P.
and r. t. O'Connell. 10300 Lackland. Overland.
H. and U. Parsons. 1907 S. Compton.
L. and G. Pollard, 4030 Evans. L. and R.
M. Reed. 1705 N. Garrison. D.
and L. Rulfin. 808 Clarkson pi. J. L.
and A. O. Samuels. 4221 W. Ashland.
D. A. and R. Shea. 3815 Mafritt.
F. A. and L. Sheppard. 2936 Dickson.
G. and E. Tart 3716 Easton. C. W.
and M. E. Vail. 5195A Catev. E.
J. and B. C. Van Petten. 306 Thor-oughmon.
Ferguson. S. A. Veltri. East St.
Louis. E. G. and F. Venerable.
3318A Lawton. J. and R. Wade. 1610 N.
Leffinrwell. F. C. and H. Watts.
10221 SU Kath-erine. St. Louis County. A. and I Webb.
4039 Fairfax. L. J. and B. Wilhelm.
5531 T. A. and A. M. Wood.
1537 Sanford. GIBLS A. H. and P. M.
Bainne. 3968 Westminster. J. D. and M.
M. Barnes. 3137 Pine. G. and C.
Bell. 2817 Lucas. A. A. and M.
M. Berolo. 1910 Clara. L. and L.
Browder. 21 16', A Fallon. L. and E. Butler.
2730 Gamble. C. D. and L. J.
Callahan. 1600 A S. Vandeventer. P. D.
and Colenburc. 4245 E. Easton. 1U. and M.
L. Evans. 3120 Bell. T. J.
and O. L. Farrar. 5021 Cabanne. C.
C. and P. R. Gerber. 5238 Kensington.
W. L. and O. B. Gibb.
7406 Brunswick, Wesbner Groves. W. L. and D. M.
Green. 3138 Franklin. O. J. and P.
O. Uaupt. 4037 Maffitr. J. and PriscUla A.
Holdner. 3850A Sullivan. W. J. and J.
Hunter. 2327 dark. A. and G. Keely.
801 Cass. W. and A. Knlghten. 2706A Sprue.
A. C. and H. C. Palitzscb.
9216 Tudor. Overland. O. and S. Parks.
2938 Sheridan. W. and A. Pollard. 1319A N.
Elliot. E. W. and L. R.
Sbockley. 1822 Mor-ven. Overland J. R. and D.
A 8weeney. 3818 Garfield. T. and S. Taylor.
1421 Euclid. L. E. and R. Thomas.
4162 Delmar. W. B. and V. L.
Ciery. 6406 Mount. Wellston. H. H.
and M. L. Wehr. 5110A Maffitt. C.
S. and V. T. Wilson. 4333 W.
Belle. B. P. and J. I.
Yarnall. 3113 Liymore. BURIAL PERMITS Frank L. Mayo. 80.
6308 Michigan. Laura Hoener. 60. 4026 N. Florissant.
Mary Jane Carten. 81. 5575 Easton. Chas. K.
Blackford. 70. St. John's Station. Mo.
Mary M. 1959 Utah. Elnora H. Chaney. 4J; 3049 Brant- ner pi.
Raymond Mozee. 36. 905 N. 19th. John McGurie.
70. 1421A N. Union. Joseph Lcrch, 77. 4412 Louisiana.
Melvin G. Lohaua. 34. 5800 6. Comp-ton.
Alfred Hillenkoetter. 59. 205 N. Ninth. Rosie Etta McCart.
53. 921 Chambers. Conrad Schott. 73. 1723 S.
Jefferson. August Voigt, 74 4026 Arsenal. William Robinson. 75. 1803 Chestnut.
August F. Schuermann. 80. 2911A Sullivan. Sophia A.
MueUer. 78. 6429 Weber road. Pauline Dietrich. 91.
5524 Dwey. Arthur H. Gerdes. 62. 3310A Magnolia.
Ada Snyder. 72. 3650 Wyoming. Alferd Johnson. 50.
231 S. Jefferson. Wm. Peter Werner. 88.
8311 Reilly. Wm. Bechem. 59. Staunton.
Hi. Wm. M. Withers. 46.
Zalma. Mo. Cynthia E. O' Kelly. 49.
Dyersburc, Don a van Ray Weger. 34. Marshall. IU. Tom Gin.
70. 23 S. Eighth. Mary Aman. 48.
4390 Holly HiTls. Eleannor Darracott. 55. Riverview Gardens. Mo.
VJAHT AD RATES Lin rat par day 36e 32e 25c 30e 26e 24c 22e 20c 18e 30c Raialar On Una Thm timet per ek Fix times cooMcatitely Imi Otm tlm Three tinea conserutiTcly ftx tim ceotccutiTcly SitoatiMW On tiro Thre times comwut'Ttly Plx timet fnnriitiTety DEATH NOTICES -Flat nt DEADLINE 9:15 A. M. ON DAY OF INSERTION Commirclal or Contract Rates on Rovitt OUT OF TOWN RATES (Mot than 150 Biles from M. Lovla) All claaaifieiUoa 40 or agst Una, TO ESTIMATE COST Tint determlD atnatier lines by figuring 5 avenge word to to Urn. Then multiply by til rat.
Ada art la dVplay type chanted for according to agate line eseasur. IT'S EASY TO PLACE A WANT AD IN THE STAR-TIMES Write or Telephone CHestnut 6000 Say Charge It if you live in St. Louis or its suburbs. Send casA if you live out of town. Team.
W. L. W. L. St.
Louis U. High 5 0 15 2 McBride 3 2 It 3 C. B. 3 2 10 5 St. Mary's 2 3 5 7 Central Catholic 2 3 6 8 De Andreis 1 4 7 9 PUBLIC HIGH LEAGUE Team.
W. L. W. L. Cleveland 6 0 13 3 Beaumont ...4 1 13 2 Southwest 3 2 9 5 Roosevelt 2 2 4 5 Soldan-Blewett 2 2 3 8 McKinley 13 3 10 Central 4 3 11 Hadley 0 5 1 8 SOUTHWESTERN ILLINOIS Team.
W. L. W. L. Collinsville 6 12 2 Wood River 4 3 8 8 East St.
Louis 3 3 6 9 Belleville 3 3 7 4 Edwardsville 3 4 7 5 Granite City 3 4 7 6 Alton 1 5 5 5 Averages 65 Stocks. 65.15 65.08 65.11 65.18 65.41 64.93 65.23 71.85 58.89 Sales. 610,000 80,000 120.000 110,000 110,000 300,000 Grains Ease Off After Early Rally On Chicago Mart CHICAGO. Jan. 31.
CAP) Grains eased olf today with an early rally stalled after the first 30 minutes Of trading. Wheat dropped the most while corn showed some resistance to tne siump. Cash corn arrivals totaiea zu cars, mVtih nra, nmftll for a Monday Dealings were light. Commercial and rash intprpsrs nnnpAred to be almost en tirely out of the market, indicating Fmall sales of cash grain to the Commodity Credit Corp. Some of the selling in wheat came from several houses with southwestern connections.
Wheat closed -c lower. May $2 19 34- corn sit lower. May oats were lower to higher. May rye was to lc higher. May soybeans were Wc lower.
March end lard was 7c to 13c a hundred pounds lower. March $14.70. News that. Prpmipr Stalin had said he was willing to meet with President Truman to iron out difficulties between Rus sia and tne united stales nan no influence on the market. Grain prices recently obviously have not been held up by any thoughts of conflict between the two countries.
ST. LOUIS MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE. Jan. 31. WHEAT receipts today totaled 25,200 including 14 cars local, against 41.400 bu.
last week and 27.400 bu. last yCORN receipts today totaled 158.100 including 93 cars local, against 338.300 bu. last week and 113.900 bu. last yeoATS receipts today totaled 7.200 including 3 cars local, against 31.200 bu. last week and 26.400 bu.
last year. SOYBEAN receipts today totaled 1.600 including 1 car local, against 4.800 bu. last week and 6.400 bu. last year. CASH CAKN VP lo TO J'e HERE WHEAT in good demand.
14 cars received: sold one; No. 3 red winter. $2.28. CORN in eood demand, lc to up; 93 cars received; sold 13: No. 3 yellow, M.35-1.381?: No.
4 yellow, No, 5 yellow. 1.26',i: No. 3 mixed, $1.36. OATS No sales. RANGE OF GRAIN Fl'TL'RES Prev.
Close. High. Low. Close. Chirafo Wheat May 220.
2187 219'4-s 220 July 2054 204S 2044 20s1 Sept. 206Vi 205 '4 2054 206 Dec. 208 1 2067, 207" 207Va Vancaa t' it Hti.at May 207vi 206' i 206'; -i 207 Sent. 19534a 19o7 Wheat May 2l2Ta 210T. 2123i 212'i July 20i'4n 2047.
Corn July 1423. 141'. 141 Sept. 139'. 138' 138' 138'a Dec.
132'2 131. 1314 133 Kansas City Corn May 135 '4 134. 13S 13S Julv 136n 136 Chicago Oats Ma 70 69 Ti 70'3-5 70' 66s. 7 Sept. 665.
65 Dec. 67. 67 Chicago Rye May 157'? 155 ft.l.4A. Cor ha ana. 67' 1 67'.
-1 lSen-W 156 Mar. 245U 242'i 243'i- 244i May 241 238'2 239 240H July 237', 235'i 235-236 237V. Winnipeg Rye I4n7. 143 JuW 140-; 139 i39'-140 140H Oct. 137 136'i 1J6 Prev.
High. Low. Close. Clow-Mar. 14.85 14 67 14 70 14..7 May 14.90 14.70 14.72-75 14 82 1107 14 77 14.77 14 87 Hpnt.
15.05 14.85 14.87 15.00 a-Asked. b-Bid. n-Nominal. Fruits And Vegetables ST. LOuia rKUUui.ii nuw.
mo. Fruits and vettetables as reported by the rn D.nnrtpr Ol. LXJU1 unit? i.fa.iki. cn OR. itc il northern, whites.
reds. 4.25: new No. 1 red. 50-lb sacks $4 commercial. ONIONS 50-lb.
sacks. Calif- yellow. large medium 81 .35 nort nern yellow. red. whites.
$5 beans green, hampers 5 25: limas. hampers. BEETS Texas. crates. SJ.Z3-i.au.
1JJi-vi Texas, crates. $6 oo-v. a SPROUTS 25-lb drums. -i nn a tt (Aih eailrc. SI 1.50: Savoy.
i crates, Old. nortn- piRRHTS crates. nort nern. ou-io. ahcks.
-boxes? 60-75C. CAUUFLOWER-Arir- vopj crAtM.SM.25- crates, ooioen Hearts S4-S. 'inris grown, ou. ooxes. i Southern, EGOPLANT bu ENDIVE -GARLic-CaUL.
25C Italian. 28c lb HORSERADISH Bulk loads net to "row. ers. ro. i.
trimminKS. ss. r- ct t- h.lf crates. $2. i.i LEEK Homegrown', bunches.
doz. Lt hu V-t Art Irif a so: hs. on. bu baskets. $3.25 MOSTABO ORfctry-- Southeni.
bil. MSKe s. nitjtiTrv tt nan ft-SM. "PARSNIPSNorthern i i on PF.AS ana nan PEPPERS bu. baskets.
"-'--RADISHES half crates. RUTABAGAS Canada. 10-lb. s. yi.4U-l.au onnLJjU white, hampers, Fla.
7 acorn. $3.75. SPINACH clipped ana wasnea, wu, bags. $2.50: Tex. and SWEET POTATOES Southern, bu.
Ac Pit.rtn Rirans. NO. 1. ts.i3-t. homegrowo, bu.
boxes, Nancy Halls. Ricans. Golds. Puerto lugs. repacks.
i hc-s host. 1-lta. cartons. 10-20C: tommucs TURNIPS Homegrown, box: Southern, mincnes. i.ic-.i.ij Sacks.
$1.50. TURNIP TOPS Southern. WATERCRESS Homegrown. hothouse, doz. au-ioc.
APPLES Mo. and 111., various varie ties, bu baskets, jm-i- iiy box. BANANAS Mexican, ll-13c lb. CRANBiirmito norm wm lb. cartons, ii.is-s.
ORAPES "d' Write. Sd-ntl. unnrcrnu ii- "miipS bo, pink. box. ORANGES AT JVL HUn Ji i nn.
Tim 45th box, $1 IJMONB box. r.v. nhHp. box. pink.
box. American Stove Co. announced today that its directors have postponed any i i-i n. lata tn I hA VAAr. when the business trend will be more 14.
1948, meeting, either, but. prior to then, payments of 40 each were made on Aug. v. way uuu nw. last year.
PRODUCE MARKET flTTtnlf-tA I'll (TMC1 BUTTER 6.603 tubs 2 days) steady. oiV2C; a stoic, 90 score, cars. 89 score, cars. EGGS 13.214 cases (2 days); steady: extras. 70 per cent and up standards.
40-4mic: current receipts. 40c. dirties. 38c: checks. 37'JiC.
CHEESE Twins. 31-34c: single daisies. Swiss. 54-56c. 28-42c: broilers and fryers.
29-32c: roos ters, ifioc: secse, vf. rMrtr. 28-42c: guinea hens. 40c; turkeys. 47-58C.
tnvnnv CTnTlT ilTRir.F" LONDON. Jan. 31. IAP The Financial Times daily index oi uonaon siocks uwm was 122.5. unchanged.
LONDON STOCK MARKET LONDON. Jan. 31. (Special) Firmness in government bonds on institutional and provincial public investment buying hign- ngnted an otnerwise siow auu steady stock market here today. Internationals were neglected but prices were unchanged.
Bride At Ceremony With Arm In Sling After Fall On Ice A little thing like a broken collarbone couldn't Interfere with the marriage of Miss Mary Ruth Hunter of Jerseyville, Lu. Miss Hunter, her right arm in a sling, was married Saturday morning to Robert Vaughn, also of Jerseyville, at St. Francis Xavier Church there. An employee of the International Shoe Co. of Jerseyville, the young woman took off from work Friday afternoon to complete details for her wedding.
A slip on the Ice resulted In the Injury. -number Deata Nerfee. etc. it 20 30 te te 70 BA la 28 53 1 Automata BaallMs Fecrica Ehicaleai F.mploBMDt FiaaAdal Merefeandit Pa. Poultr.
LiTstolk Romh fat Kent Beat Estate 79 S4 OA t. Ill 110 123 130 I 134 140 te 192 Announcements Fl-rht I NETTIE'S FLOBAL GARDEN Funeral Sprays. S3 un. Baskets. tin.
3801 B. GRAND. GRand 9600 CtnTri MEMORIAL PARK. Nonseetarian. Perpetual.
War veterans free. EV. 2111 SUNSET BURIAL PARK Why wa It until necessity forcea yott to purchase the final inevitable resting Dlacef Today too nay select choice locations at reasonable oncea. Sunsefa dignified beauty wm Impress von as it has many others mho have arranged to be burled here at 10180 GRAVOIS Phone VI 1-266 Visit it lilce a cenle tear Famcral Directors BEIDERWIEDEN FTNEKAL BOME8 FORTH 1916 St Louis CK. SfiM.
SOUTH 3620 Chippewa LA. 5885, CENTRAL rvnEETAKIVG CO. 1841 CAS8 AVE. CE. 4T74.
JOS. W. CLARK 1115 Hodiamont CA. 395 Drehmann-Harral 1905 Union Blvd. MU.478? TED FENDLEH FUNERAL HOME PLateau 0102 LOckhart 3560 C.
HOFFMEISTER MORTC ARIES 'AM 6 Broadaay LO 107 6464 Chlppeaa FL. 193H. LCFTON' CHAPU DELMAR CA 1 8 TO MICFU SON Fl NERAL HOME 1150 KINGSH1GHWAY FO. ini P.4SCBFrAO-HESKE FI1VERAI ROME 8823 Grand Blvd PR. 3143- PROVOST MORTUARIES 3710 N.
Grand JE 3950 Ceantlv. Kisft. Bridge JE. 't ROWLAND MORTUARY 4104 Manchester JE 11 SCHI'MACHER FCNERAL HOME 3013 Metramec. LO.
ll- Chas. F. Stuart Sons FUNERAL HOMF Umon Pat-e Bivds. FO. 7003 STOCK MORTIART Grand and Plnrtssaint CH Bill 6TROOT-C4RROM FF NERAL HOM? 4600 Natural Bridge GO 0341 SI FDMETCR A SONS 2" Wjj Fla eyeshot dewete the rent teres en at heme of a veteran frees ferelrw htirfel Death Notices ADER.
CLEMENS N. Of 3440 Miami fortified with the sscraxnents of the Holv Mother. Church, on Snn-eT. Jan. 30.
199. beloved husband of Mrs. Wtlhelmlna Ader rnt Spshnt. our dear brother-in-law, uncle and creat-uncle. Fur-era! from 7TEGKNHETN BROS MORTTARY.
649 Gravois ar. at Holly Hills, on Wednesday. Feb. 2. 10:30 a.
to St. Pius Church. Grand and Ctah. Interment Reaar-r eel ion Cemetery. ANTIFRSOV.
TLAl'R 4 ftiee FSlerV Of 2503 Hord ave- Jenninrs. on Sarnr-cay. Jan. 29. 1J49.
beloved mother of Mrs. Ida MarClurc. our dear ajrand-n-iother. creat grandmother, sister and aunt. F-ireral from CALVTV p.
rrrTZ FT." NERAL HOVE. Natural Bndse Tuesday. Feb. I- at a m- to Valhalia Chapel of Memories. ARNOLD.
KS.THERTNE E. ne Hnk Of Oklahoma City, on Saturday. Jan. 29. 1949.
beloved wife of th) late Valentine Arnold, dear mother of Mrs. Olive A. Steele of New York City anl Mrs. Cecilia Loy of Oklahoma eity. our dear mother-in-law.
grandmother, sister, sister-in-law aval aunt. Funeral Tuesday. Feb. 1. at 8 a.
m. from the BROMSCHWIG SON FC-NFRAL HOME. 4746 West Florissant to Hoiy Ohost Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery. BEISBARTH.
ALMA Jan. 29. 194t. beloved wife of Dr. Albert Bosbarth.
dear mother of Dr. Carl Beisbartb. dear sister of Dr. Arnold Diehl. dear grandmother Funeral Tuesday.
Feb. 1. at 10 a. m. from the A.
KRON CHAPEL. 2707 N. Grand. Interment Belieloniaine Cemetery. BERDOLDT.
JOHN A. SR. Of 6201 Greyluig Jan. 31. 1948.
dear father, brother, father-in-law. grandfather and great-grandfather. Funeral Wednesday. Feb. 3.
at 10:30 a. from TANNER FCNERAU HOME, 6107 Natural Bridge rd. Interment Memorial Park Cemetery. Deceased was a member of St. Louis Bayem-Verein.
BM'MER. MRS. IDA fnee vTede. ehl Of Berger. on Jan.
29. 1949. beloved wile of Herman Blumer. dear mother of Mrs. Margareth) Bowers.
Paul and Hugo Blumer. sister of Mrs. Bertha Cmmelmann and Emll A. Wedepohl. grsndmother and great-grandmother, in her 71st year.
Funeral services Tuesday. Feb. 1, 2 p. in St. John's Evangelical Church.
Berger. Mo. BROOM AN. LENA fnee Hernekert OI 3800 Loughboro ave- Sunday. Jan.
30. 1949. wife of the late John E. Brooman. dear mother of Grace Hastey and Edward S.
Brooman. our dear grandmother, mother-in-law and aunt. Service Wednesday. 1:30 t. m- at JOHN L.
ZIEGENHEIN SON'S FUNERAL HOME. 7027 Gravois ave. In-terment Oak Grove Cemetery. OERVENKA. MARTTS W.
Of 323 Itaska. on Saturday. Jan. 29. 1949.
2:30 p. m- beloved husband of Carrio Cervenka (nee Loeschi. dear father of Walter A. Cervenka. dear brother of Henry.
Charles and May Cervenka. and the late Helena McClelland, our dear father-in-law. brother-in-law nd uncle. Funeral from KUTIS FCNERAIi HOME. 2906 Gravois.
Wednesday. Feb. 2. p. m.
Interment 6S. Peter and Paul Cemetery. Deceased was a member of the Maccabees Fern Tent 106. D'HART. JENNIE G.
9792 St. Charles Sunday. Jan. 30, 1949. 6:50 p.
beloved caurhter of the late Lewis and Elirabeih DeHart nee Woodsi. dear sister of Fannie Cramer, Casa L. and C. O. DeHart Er and th late Clement and Walter A.
DeHart. our dear aunu great-aunt, great-great-aunt. Services Wednesday. Feb. 2.
2 p. m. from COLLIER'S COLONIAL FUNERAL HOME. 10123 St. Charles td.
Interment Fee Fee Cemetery. DCDECK. MARY E. (Mamie) Thiesl Of 3036 Bartold ave- Sun-cay. Jan.
30. 1949. beloved wife of Henry Dudeck. dear sister of John F. Thies of Hollywood.
CaL. and tha late Harry R. Thies. our cear sister-in-law and aunt. Funeral Tuesday.
Feb. at 2 n. m. from JAY B. SMITH FUNERAL, HOME.
745 Manchester ave. Interment New St. Marcus Cemetery. EAGAX. ELEANOR fwee Brenasat 3849A Kennerly.
Sunday, Jan. 30. 1949. beloved wife of Richard Eagan. dear mother of Richard.
Wiluara Eagan. Mrs. Jacqueline Baumer. dear sister of Mrs. Loretta Hartigan.
Mrs. Mae Licntenstein. dear grandmother, aunt, sister-in-law and mother-in-law. Funeral from CTTLTNAVE BROS. FUNERAL HOME.
3320 N. Kmgshish-way. Wednesday. Feb. 2.
a. to St. Teresa Church. In terment Calvary Cemetery. FISMER.
VEREN CLIZABETH Formerly of 3935 Flad ave- Saturday. Jan. 29. 1949. a.
m- dear sister of the late beJoma Maria Flsmer and dear aunt. Funeral from CALVE" F. riUVA FUNERAL HOME. 4828 Natural Bridge Tuesday. Feb.
10 a. m. Interment St. Peter Cemetery. Washington.
Mo. Member of St. Lakes E. gjid K. Church and Women's amid.
New York Stocks (Closing Prices) NEW YORK. Jan. 31. (Special) Following is a selected list of stocks traded on the New York Stock Exchange today: Stock. Close.
Stock. Close. AirReductl AlliedChem6 AllisChall.60 AmAirLines AmCan3 AmRadlHd AmSmelt.75b AmStlFdy.SOb AmTob3a AmStovel.20d AmWoolen6a Anaconda3Vd 203 LockhAirclMid 185 27 MackTruckld 8i Macy2a 87' MayDS3 30 ht McQuayN1.40 8 MoKfex 137 Monsanto2 55 MontWard2a 27S NashKelvl.40d 147si NatAvn.65d 66V4 NatCashReg.50b 11 NatDairyl.80 35 NatLeadl 33 NatSteel4 16 144 14 32 40 17 5 50 53 14S HVi 3311 284 31 90 12 16Vi 30 29 54: 32 4 834 44 hi 16H 9U 55 32 28 12 9 25 19 7 72 nxLenirm 100 NoAmer BendixAvn2a BethStl.68 BoeingAirld BorgWarner4a BrownShoe.80b Burroughs.80 ButlerBros CanDry.60 CanPacificl.25d Casel.20b Caterpill3 Chryslerivb Clintonlnd2.40 ColgatePP2a ColumGas.60a ComCredit3.60 ComSolvl'sd ConsEdl.60 ContMot CurtissWr2d DomeMin.nVab DouglasAircSd DowChem.25b DuPontOd EastAirl EastK.odak.50bg EmersonElecl FalstffBrl.50 GenElec.50b GenMotors4tid GenSTioe1! GenStCpfd6c Goodrichdd iu uniouu la 33 OtisElev lb 32 OwensIUGlS.75b 22 2 60'i Packard 30-'i PanAmAir 14'4 Ptnney 2a 8J PennRR Id ll'j Pepsi-C 13 PhillipsPet 3 36: Pullman 2a 53 'a PureOil la 32 Radio 55 RemRand ldg 29 Republics tl la Safeway 1 JI StLSFl 49 Rt.WTj.ari 11; rt 4.1 17 Schenleylnd.oOb 27 22' SearsRoeBuck2a 37 JShellUnOU 3d SinclairOil 2 33 Socony-Vac 1 5 SouthRy 4 SperryCorp 2d SttiOilCal 4ag StdOillnd 2ag i3 StdOilNJ 2dg SwiftA-Co 1.60a TexasCo 3 TexGSul 5d SlV TimkDAx 2 35 2Hi 16 46 39' 26 62 38 70 31 52 60 23 17 41 in Trnsamerica.50a 10 20tncentFox 2 20 44UnCarb2 38 413TJnOilCal 28 lOJUnPacific 2'4b 86i 66 Un Airlines 11 Goodyear4 GtNorth pflb Greyhoundl GulfOil3 HercPdr2'ld HuriMot.40ag IUPower2 IntHarvestl 40a IntNickeH.60a IntPapeMa IntShoe.75b JacobsFLCo JonesLgh.65b Kennecottla Kresge2 Kroger.60b LacIedeGas.05b LOFGlass3''3d 44'ji 19 12 USIndChem2Vad 20' 27 TTSRnhherSd 40 77 138 60 28'? 25 USSsteel2l.b 30 USSteel pfd7 48 Wabash pf4.50 43 Walgreenl.60a 10 WarnerBrosl 4'i WestUnld 31 Wmt.AlrRrlr9 15 32 51 WestingElec.25b 23 11 46 10 71 a 4'. Woolworth2a 5 YorkCorp.37Vib 48 YoungS1eet5 28 Symools: a Phis extras; bPaid or declared so for this year: cPayment on accumulated dividends: dPaid last year: eCash or "ock: fPer cent in stock: gPlus stock dividends: xEx-dividends: ex-rtsEx-rights: ex-disEx-distribution. 14,500 Hogs On Sale In Steady To Lower Mart ST.
LOUIS NATIONAL STOCKYARDS. Jan. 31 USDA) HOG receinls. 14.500: weights 180 lbs. tip steady to 50c off: 10 lbs.
down. 50-75c lower: sows, mostly 25c lower: 180 to 220 $21-2ikL 25 toP $21.50: 230 to lbs to 325 100 to 130 17 2S-ia r.v nnri sows. 400 lbs. down. $17-18: over 400 50; stags.
$12-14. nnVnt.lljt receipts 6.000: calf receipts 900. Steers and weighty butcher yearlings share of weighty steers sharing full de-i Lightweight butcher yearlings, about ri 111 If ltn-ol I hara I o.rnuj. iots stronr. spot." unevenly higher, hut fat i- Bulls steadv to 2Sc lower.
Vealers steady. ioaas goon ro nign good medium Vi8ht, good heifers and mixed yearlings. $21-24: common and t. common and medium beef cows. S17-1R- ttKn-niv good bulls.
cutter and common, $17-19: good and choice vealers. $27-37: cTtTt-" and medium. $20-26. onoct- receipts i.ioo. Market generally steady on woo led lambs: strong to 25c Plffnpr: nn( mnp.
I 1 1 Vood and choice wooled skins. tj io nutcners nd snippers. dium to good kinds. down to $25. and occasionally below.
Several decks good and choice fall shorn lambs. iwu cnoice rtfavy clipped lambs around 112 $23: slaughter ewes up to $10. Heavy Hens Higher TRY" EXCHANGE. Jan 'sL-BuUerr gnu oouiiry markets as reported by tha St. Louis Daily Market Reporter: r1 Heavy breeds, np lc.
Rest of market nnchanged. MONDAY'S PRICES EGGS Base tTrt nf ipelver ship pers, extras, cases Included, other grades returned. Extras. 44-45c: standards. 2-ic: current receipts.
38c: pullets. 32- 3JC. BUTTO? Hrtmtn.l nH.ae rf.Mv.PM) Rt. Louis: 92 score. 6Ui-63c; 90 score.
60c: score. ryc. BUTTERPAT No 1 Quoted at 66e et lo- at country stations: No. 2. 3c less.
CHEESE nrlrns- Wisrnnstn twins and Cheddars. 33'ic: flats and singles 34c: daisies and longhorns. 36c: process. 5-lb. loaf.
35 hie. Nearby cheese LIVE POULTRY Paying prices 'of receivers to shippers: FOWLS Heavy breeds. 3R-39r: lerhnrns. 27-28c. Fryers, broilers and roasters, commercial (load lots, uniform sizes mostly shippers' weights), whites.
32-33c: grays, 31c: reds. 31c. Nearby broilers and roasters. wnite. jc: colored 30c: Darebacks.
25c: No. 2 springs, 15c. ROOSTERS Old co*cks. 82Mi-23c: stags. 25e.
GEESE 35c. DUCKS Young, white. 4V' lbs. and up. 41c: under 4V.
lbs. 33c: colored. 30c: Muscovy. 25c. CAPONS 7 lbs and up.
55c: small. 60c: slins. 45c. TURKEYS Young hens. 55c: young torn.
47-49c: old bens. 45c: eld toms. 76c: No. 2. 12-18C.
GUINEAS Stagey. 26e: old. 20c. DRESSED SQUABS 10 lbs. and up per 75c per under 10 lbs.
per doz-65c per lb PIGEONS Per dozen. $1.75. RABBITS Per dozen. Curb Market NEW YORK. Jan, 31.
OTP) Curb stock sales today totaled 150,000 shares, as compared with 200.000 shares last Friday Stock, Close. Stock. Close. Alum Ltd 2a 49 18 Alum CoAm 2d Barium Stl Bellanca Air Braz 2d CatallnCorp.l5d CessnaAirc.25d Cities Serv 2 r'nlnnlal Air 49 McCordCp4a 16 40s. MidSPetBvtc.85d 6'i 18i MillerWohlInc.80 7, 51 MonogramPlct.
2 Ha NatBellHess.ZOd IRli Vpntnneln 16' 21? NiagHPwr 8V4 4l4 OldPomdexter 9 55; 3' 437 PapecOil.64d A PenuerellMfK 3a Pat 1 RHA 35V- PliaretSoPlllO 2 -4 cuoan AtlSugZa 17 ttayineonniiK DetGrylrFdy.lod 2H RyanAero 6 I2hk PChulteDA 1J 16 Sherwin-W2'i 54V, FansteelMet .25 10 SoPennOill.20a 32 GiantYellowknife 4 StdOilKy 1.40a 30 GienAlden 2'3d 21 SterlAlumlidg 144 Hazeltine Id ll34 TampaElec 27 HeclaMinl 12. TriCont wts 2H HumbleOil lb 74H UnElastic 3a 28Vi ImpOil 14 USFoil 1.35d 14ii JeannetteGl 3W VenezuelanPet 5 Kaiser-Frazer 6 WalthamWatch 2H LakeShM.72d 10" WdleyPet.l840g 12' WigtHarg.OSHb 14, S. Government Bonds NEW YORK. Jan. 31.
IUP Following are today's dealers' closing bid and asked prices on U. S. Treasury bonds: (Decimals represent 32nds) ntd. Asked 2s 1951-49 June 100.11 100.12 2a 1951-49 September IT 100 18 2S 1951-49 December ....100.21 10O.Z3 3V4S 1952-49 102.0 102.2 2Hs 1953-49 101.11 101.13 2s 1952-50 March 100.25 100.27 2s 1952-50 September ...101.0 101.1 2As 1952-50 102.14 102.16 1950 100.9 100.11 2a 1154-51 103.2" 130.31 2 1953-51 September ...101.11 101.13 3s 1955-51 104.30 104.31 2 "4S 1953-51 ...103.6 103JI 2s 1955-51 Dececber ...1019 101.11 1954-52 .....102.27 102 29 2s 1954-52 June 101.17 101.19 2s 1954-52 December ...102.5 102.7 n.S-5? 101.11 101.13 ZS 1955-53 June 103.14 103.17 24 1956-54 104.26 104 29 1960-55 108.16 108.20 2M, 1938-t'8 ,..103 26 103.28 24S 1959-58 102.9 102.11 2i 1959-56 108.27 108.30 24 1963-E8 108.28 108 31 "is '92-fl June 100 1 100 8 2Hs 1962-59 December ....10014 100.16 245 1965-60 110.8 110.12 2M.S 1967-62 101.28 101.28 j'As M8-3 Victory 101.14 101.16 2s 1969-64 June 101.1 101.3 iwa-64 December ...101.0 10U 2'4s 1970-65 101.8 101.10 2Msa 1971-66 100.28 100.28 24s 1973-61 June 100.14 100.16 2'is 197i-67 September ...102.17 102.19 2g 1972-67 December ....100.23 100.25 BASKgWfill LOCAL Curtiss-Wright steel Comw Cent Gen. Motors Radio Corp Gulf St Util Packard Int Beth Steel Rep Pict Cons Vultee Para Pict Socony Vac North Amer Co.
Bond Market NEW YORK, Jan. 31. (AP) Railroad liens inched fractionally lower today in a mixed and narrow bond market. Over the counter business in TJ. S.
Government obligations was quiet and prices were unchanged. Curb Market NEW YORK, Jan. 31. (UP) Stocks displayed an irregular price trend extremely quiet dealings on the exchange here today. Kaiser-Frazer recovered slightly from its 1948-49 low but at the close was still 8 lower net.
St Louis Stocks ST. LOUIS STOCK EXCHANGE, Jan. 31. Stock prices turned steady to higher moderately active dealings on the Exchange here to day. Total sales today were 1,885 shares, as compared with 1,543 shares last Friday.
Stocks and Net Sales. High.Low.Close.Ch'ge. Div. Rates. Am Tel 9 70 147 147 147 Vt 18 18 -1-1 BurKartzi 50 18 Falstaff 10 24 24 24 Gen EI Vfcb 90 38 38 38 -4- 60 Oen Mot 4 a 127 60 6O 21 100 21 21 HUt tig 6a 3 39 Inter Shoe 3 143 43 Knapp Mon 60 900 8 Lac Christy.35b 100 13 Lac Gas 140 5 Rice-Stixlstpfd7 20 131 IV.
2 100 13 39'a 39'4 43 43 8 13'i 13'i 5 5 131 131 13 13 aPatd last year. bPaid cr declared so far this year. dPlus extra. fPaid In previous fiscal year. (Paid or declared so for this year.
Unlisted here, but listed in New York. 4-Increase Decrease. CLOSING QUOTATIONS Stocks. Bid. Asked.
American Inv com 16Va 17Va Burkart Mfg com 18 19 Century Electric com 10 Falstaff Brew com 24 25 Griesedieck-W Brew 20 21 V4 Huttig Si com 39 40 International Shoe com 42'i 43 Laclede-Christy com 13 13 Laclede Gas Light com SV'a 5 Midwest com 2OV2 21 Rice-Stix Dry Gds 2nd pdf 125 Rice-Stix Dry Goods 25 25 Securities Inv com 31 33 Stix. Baer Full com 13 13Vi Wagner Electric com 44 45 ST. LOUIS CLEARINGS Clearings today $100,100,000 against last year; total to date si.nv,-500,000 as compared with 81,351,500,000 a year ago. Report of debits to individaul accounts for Jan. 28 total $56,300,000 against $62,500,000 last year.
Bond Market NEW YORK, Jan. 31. (UP) Bond Sales today totaled $2,633,000 against S3.obu.uoo last n-iday, Security. Close. Security.
Close. 89 IllCen 4s66 86 Va ATT2s80 93 InHE16s44PtRd 105 do 2s57 107 AtTSGgen4s95 125 AtlCstL4s52 1 04 61 do 5s96M 60 do 4s2010cv 50 CanSouth5sA62 104 CPacdeb4sperp 96 CennRRNJ4s87 66 do 5s87 75'i 9H' IO6M1 CCCStL4sE77 64 CleveElI13s70 105 Vi ClevUn 105 ConsEdiscv3s63 10 69 DRGW4sl8inc 65 DetEdi2s82 98 DowCh2.35sl961 99 Erie4Vis2015 69 GtNor5sB52 109Va 58 HudsonCoal5s62 94 KanCSouth3s50 101 LVKB 3S20U3 LcrillarcP 3s63 1023. Ist4s90 73' MoPac5sI81 82 95 NYC ref5sZ013 67 NYOntWlst4sS2 NcSou cv5s2014 82 NoPao 4s97 105'i OhioEdisn3s74 102i PennRgn4s65 105 Penn5.4sD81 99Va 1U PittCnC13Vas65 102 StLSF42022ino 59 ShellUn02s71 96l4 8ocVac21is76 96 ThirdAv adi5s60 45 92V, WisCen gen4s49 75 Cotton Up 5c To $1 NEW YORK. Jan. 31.
AP) Cotton futures were steady today in slow deal ings, as mill buying met only light neoge offerings. Export covering was small. with traders inclined to await new de velopments in that field, and Washington legislation nffectinflr cotton. Futures closed 5 cents to $1 a bale higher than the1 previous close. Open.
High. Low. Close. March 32.71 32.72 32.67 32.70-71 May 32.49 32.51 32.44 32.51 July 31.40 31.48 31.37 31.44-45 Oct 28.71 28.92 28.69 28.92 Dec. ..4 28.50 28.71 28.50 28.69n March 28.40 28.55 28.40 28.56n Middling spot 33.70n.
n-Nominal. U. S. Treasury Report WASHINGTON, Jan. 31.
(UP) Government expenses and receipts for the current fiscal year through Jan. 27. compared with a year ago: THIS YEAR. LAST YEAR. Sxpenses $20,087,825,140 $19,142,106,821 Receipts 20,930,543,416 22.002.672,448 Surplus 842.718,275 2.860,565.626 Cash balance S.344.020,426 4,095,530,734 Public debt 252,427.145.386 256.497.760.667 Gold reservr 24,268,018.380 22,885.309.028 Oldsmobile Parts LARGE STOCK DOORS FENDERS HOODS JOHN E.
VOLLMER, INC. Wfb. 270 HI. 1124 Webster Groves, Me. SCORES Chicago Loyola 74, Marquette 59.
Bradley 59, Drake 48. Oklahoma City U. 38, Centenary 34. Luther ilowa) 49. Augustana (111.
I 40. Concordia (I1L) 65, Northwestern (Wis.l 48. Depauw 62. Earlham 49. Ottawa (Kan.) 78, Missouri Valley 55.
Eastern Illinois 79, Milwaukee Teach. 78. St. Olaf 50, Augsburg 45. Knox 63, Cornell (Iowa) 51.
Blackbunr 56. Concordia illl.) 54. Southwestern Oklahoma Tech. 47. Phil lips U.
46 (two overtimes). Southwest Missouri 57. Northwest Mis souri 41. Ft. Kays (Kan.) State 75, Rockhurst 49 Butler 53, Miami (Ohio) 48.
Anderson 75. Illinois Normal 68. Kentucky State Negroes 58, Lincoln I MO.) 43. SOUTH Kentucky 62. Notre Dame 38.
Tulane 56. Georgia Tech 49. Villanova 64, Georgetown U. 49. Navy 56, Bucknell 41.
Eastern Kentucky 42, Western Ken tucky 40. North Carolina St. 60. George Washing- Baltimore Loyola 85. Washington (Mary land) 62.
Lebanon Valley 65, Baltimore TJ. 60. North Carolina 61, Fur-nan 44. Duke 57, Davidson 51. Miami tFla.l 58, Maryland 48.
Tennessee 67. Vanderbilt 64. Georgia 63. Mercer 51. Roanoke 48.
Virginia Mllitarv 37 Mississippi State 48, Louisiana State 42. MiMusbippi Aiaoama ji. Catawba 53. Elon 41. Richmond 51.
Virginia Tech 48. The Citadel 55. Presbyterian 46. SOUTHWEST Arkansas State 57. Delta (Miss.) Teach, ers 49.
Arkansas Cnllpori 77. WpnricTMn Eastern New Mexico 68. New Mexico Military 33. Arkansas Tech 62, Ouachita 52. Howard Payne 63.
Hardin 59. Phillips Oilers 57, Wichita U. 37. FAR WEST Long Island 55. Oregon 53.
Stanford 55. Pittsburgh 37. Idaho 41, Washington State 32. San Francisco 56. Arizona 49.
Denver 83, Utah State 54. Oregon State 49, Washington 45. Brigham Young 56, Utah 55. Wyoming 53, Colorado A. and M.
41. Oakland Bittners (A. A. 61, California 54. U.
C. L. A. 77. Fresno State 33.
Colorado St. 58. Western Colorado 39. Montana 84, Montana State 71. Los Angeles Loyola 67.
Santa Barbara 27. Idaho Ste Colorado College 37. PROFESSIONAL By Associated Press LAST NIGHT'S RESULTS Association of America Baltimore 93, Ft. Wayne 78. Minneapolis 84.
Washington 79. National League Syracuse 78. Dayton 68. Waterloo 60, Sheboygan 46. Moline 92.
Oshkosh 69. American League Wilkes-Barre 99, Hartford 87. Scranton 72, Pater son 54. Trenton 86. Philadelphia 82.
Bridgeport 2, Brooklyn 0 (forfeit). SATURDAY'S RESULTS Association of America St. Louis 86. Ft. Wayne 73.
Philadelphia 78. New York 73-, Providence 91. Boston 85. Rochester 90, Baltimore 86. Chicago 87.
Indianapolis 81. National Learue Oshkosh 68. Sheboygan 63. Syracuse 85. Dayton 65.
American Leacne Brooklyn 83. Wilkes-Barre 73. Paterson 87. Bridgeport 76. COLLEGE St.
Louis TJ. 72. Wichita 41. Illinois College 69. Principia 61.
Concordia (Neb.) College 50. Concordia Seminary 39. HIGH SCHOOL Webster Groves Tournament Kirkwood 35. Webster Groves 22. Normandy 37, Maplewood 34.
De Andreis Tournament McBride 43. St. Louis U. High 36. C.
B. C. 47. De Andreis 42. Ferruson Tournament Jennings 38.
Fairview 36. Affton 46. Hanco*ck 39. Mount Vernon 49. Collinsville 40.
East St. Louis 37, 36. Country Day 44. St. Francis de Sales 28.
MUNY LEAGUE Carondelet 3. M. A. C. 46.
Bussman Manufacturing 42. Zion 45. St. Paul 26. Southwest Kiwanis 38.
Cleaners 36. Friede Plumbing 86. Silent Club 25. Zenthoeler Furs 46. Ladue Limited 38.
Bei-Nor Electric 49, Hart Printing Co. 34. DE MOLAY LEAGUE Wellston 33. Ferguson 26. Belleville 87.
Kirkwood 23. Clayton 33, Carondelet 28. Sentinle 36. Rabboni 22. Gardenville 43.
St. Louis Harmony 21. NORTH SIDE LUTHERAN LEAGUE Bethlehem 39. St. Charles 27.
Bethany 47. Mount Calvary 45. Grace 32. Holv Cross 29. WALTHER LEAGUE Hope 39.
Messiah 32. St. Stephan 39. Christ 30. Holy Cross 53.
St. John 27. Y. M. H.
A. LEAGUE Achims 29. Eagles 24. A. K.s 53.
Rangers 34. America No. 1 45, Seahawks No. 1 42. Rexus 34, Gaylords 29.
Regets 29. Cadets 22. Clayton All-Stars 34. Atoms 33. Stags 41.
Commodores 39. Seahawks No. 2 44. B. B.
Y. M. No. 38 34. A.
Z. A. No. 511 43. Apollos 38.
-America No 2 23. Rangers No. 2 16. Y. C.
LEAGUE Inn'i sa. Hnlv Ohnst 19. Holv Cross 39. SS. John and James 28.
GRANITE CITY LEGION LEAGUE Quad City Amvets 47. Granite City "81onJ ELSEWHERE By Associated Press EAST Temple 77. Syracuse 65. West Virginia 81, Cincinnati 63. Rutgers 48, Princeton 44.
Susquehanna 79. Gettysbury 57. LaSalle 57, Muhlenberg 55. Albright 65, West Chester 53. Alliance iPa.i 39, Geneva 35.
Hofstra 57, Kings Point 52. Manhattan SI. lona 37. St. JohF.s (Brooklyn) 62, St.
Joseph (Fa.) 45. Canisius 58. Scranton 45. Pennsylvania 60, Army 54. Lafayette 63.
Rider 30. Marshall 75. Salem. W. Va.) 60.
Tufts 52. Boston U. 39. MIDWEST Illinois 45, Minnesota 44. Michigan 54, Ohio Slate 48.
Oklahoma 55. Iowa State 52. Neoraska 72. South Dakota 50. Purdue 60, Northwestern 54.
Oklahoma Aggies 37, DePaul 26. Colorado 48. Kansas State 41. Kansas 79. CreiKhton 50.
Niagara 73, Lawrence Tech 70 (three overtimes) Xavier (Cincfbnati) 71, LouisvtLHe 57. Bowling Green (Ohio) 62, Duquesne) 48 PAINT JOCS! FORD, CHEVROLET and PLYMOUTH CompfeMy Rcpafafsd MOTOt 5244 Rat. Bridge (15) El. 2353 Asheville. C.
AtlarHjl. Ga 36 Boston. Mass. 2a Brownsville. Tex, 32 Buffalo.
N. 22 Cheyenne. Wyo. 25 Chicago. 111 16 Cincinnati.
Ohio 23 Columbia. Mo. 15 Dallas. Tex 22 Denver. Colo.
31 Detroit. Mich 19 Duluth. Minn. 12 Fargo. N.
Dak 27 Ft. Worth. Tex 20 Indianapolis. Ind. 21 Jacksonville.
Fla. 65 Kansas city. mo. 17 Los Angeles. Cahf.
57 Louisville. Ky 26 Memphis. Tenn. 20 Miami. Fla 76 Milwaukee.
Wis. 10 St. Paul. 14 New Orleans. 38 30 Oklahoma City.
16 Omaha. Neb 14 Phoenix. Am 49 Reno. Nev 38 ST. LOUIS.
MO 18 ST LOUIS. AIRPORT- 18 Precipl-Low. tation. 30 .00 31 .41 22 .00 23 .00 13 .00 6 .00 9 .00 21 .20 II .00 2 .12 0 .00 14 .00 9 .05 11 .01 0 .20 17 .03 59 .00 10 .00 35 .00 32 .29 17 .27 74 .00 1 .00 9 .04 29 .00 36 .00 ft .00 4 .01 38 .00 4 .00 13 .05 14 .03 9 .03 33 .44 1 JiO .1 t-VT. Springfield.
Mo. 18 Washington. D. 30 Wichita. Kan.
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