Evening World-Herald from Omaha, Nebraska (2024)

January 12, 1957

Publication:

Evening World-Heraldi

Location:

Omaha, Nebraska

Issue Date:

Saturday, January 12, 1957

Page:

16

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Evening World Herald Omaha Sat Jan 12 1957 Trade Winds 16 Deaths and unerals 30 20 a 0 ES3 so 'Are you afraid of me Argyle Aze 40 (an il oy the 3 16 03 ill and 03 6 07 I960 1 28 Ave 28 reckless i 23 30 reck reckless Dec x2 ORECAST the an in no driv defeclive Trend Higher on Livestock cold and 17 19 17 3 4 1 2 10 02 20 4 21 1 Tunc Sept Dec 36 11 Kallemeyn William Moore Guy Oertell Milo Owens Paul Pace Ernest Schulz Mrs Hulda A Steele Jerel Williams Richard Yontz Elizabeth Luvina Plunges on Take Off at Buenos Aires Sugar Price Boosted New York National Sug pr Refining Company riday raised the price of refined sug ar in the Southeast 10 points to 895c a pound 1 6 1 1 16 Buyer Improves for Heavier Stock Trade Deficit Reduced London (TP) The Board of Trade riday published pro visional estimates showing United Kingdom exports dur ing 1956 were up more than 9 per cent over the previous record year of 1955 Imports held nearly steady over the same period with the result that trade deficit the gap between ex ports and imports fell to 571 million pounds ($1598 800000) This was a decrease of 288 million pounds ($606 490000) from 1955 Total exports were 3173 000000 pounds ($8884400 000) Imports were valued at 3890000000 pounds ($10 892000000) of which 146 million pounds ($408800000) was exported 31 21 68 S3 25 IS 23 9 54 3S 39 27 22 1 36 24 WILL sell family size buna! lot Evergreen Memorial Park choice location (Lot 842 Section $500 owner transferred Re plies to Box 0 758 World Herald Ithaca Man Retired armer Dies at 76 Ithaca Neb Henry Rob bins 76 a retired farmer died riday at his home here fol lowing a heart attack Survivors: sons Earl Cedar alls la Ross Dayton anc Harold of Ithaca sister Mrs Lillie Wagner Wahoo brothers Louis of Ashland anc Albert of Wahoo uneral arrangements are incomplete The body is at the Erickson uneral Home Wa hoo Plane Crash atal for 11 3 83fa0cn Chicago Cash Crain (AP) Wheat firm riday basis steady basis steady Osts firm Buenos Aires (ID A twin engined Viking passenger plane with 33 aboard crashed and burned on take off riday Air orce Vice Commodore Isidro Ortega in charge of rescue operations said there were 12 dead one missing and 20 survivors escue operations said 11 per ons were killed The plane was taking off for he resort city of Mar del Plata 230 miles to the south when it faltered crashed and exploded Operated by the Linea Aereas del Estado a state owned airline run by the Ar gentine Air orce the plane carried a military crew of six and 27 vacation bound pas sengers Kallemeyn Dies Coal Lumber Officer William Kallemeyn 59 of 5114 Evans Street secretary treasurer of the Boyer Lumber and Coal Company died riday at a local hospital after an illness of one year Survivors: wife Hazel sister Mrs Garrit Abink Edgerton Minn brothers Peter Tom Clarence and Elmer all in South Dakota Services will be at 2 Monday at Trinity Lutheran Church Sears Chairman Opposes Controls Chicago Ill Theodore Houser chairman of Sears Roebuck and Company riday said it is too late to put con trols on installment selling without risking a eco nomic reaction Mr Houser spoke at a news conference during the Winter Home urnishings Market at the Merchandise Mart He said: seems to me that if con trols are desirable it is already too late to impose them with out suffering severe economic effects as a result of the ex pansion (in such sales) which has taken place does not seem logical to control consumer credit when it is only part of a highly 'inte grated production and distribu tive system The integration is so necsssary and so close that the effects would be immedi ately and sharply felt in almost every segment of the consumer Mrs Peter Mohr 80 ound Dead at Wilcox I'he World Herald's News Service Wilcox Neb uneral serv ices for Mrs Peter Mohr 80 whose body was fouhd in front of her home Thursday will be at 2 Monday at St Lutheran Church Ronald Melbye rural mail carrier discovered the body Indications were that she had gone to the mailbox sometime Wednesday and had been un able to make her way back to the house Survivors include a son redof Twin alls Idaho and daughter Mrs Walter Roesler Wilcox x24 x2'4 2 2M x2 14 x2te Cemetery Sale Opposed Washington Representa tive Scrivner (Rep Kans) has introduced a bill to stop sale of Huron Cemetery Gid Indian burial ground Kansas City Kans World Herald News Service Photo Steuteville long service Kaiser Buys Business Oakland Cal OT) The Kai ser Aluminum and Chemical Corporation announced riday the purchase of the wire and cable business of the US Rub ber Company The purchase becomes effective ebruary World Sugar utures Continue Price Climb Ry the Associated Preet New York World sugar fu tures continuing their recent price climb hit their highest levels since the Korean con flict riday World sugar increased 07 to 19 of a cent per pound reaching a peak of 579 cents for March May and July fu tures During the Korean pe riod prices went to around 8 cents Domestic sugar also gained but the rise was narrower ranging from 02 to 04 of a cent per pound ederal Asked TOO 1(H) 1005 9826 9824 974 966 9428 9518 99 By Roy Young Thk livestock market made its first concerted step forward in some time this week Hog prices riday at the pre vious advance Top popped 15c higher to $1825 Handyweight butchers earned a 25c edge for the period Heavies picked up 75c in extreme cases Cattle snapped back form a Monday setback the elasticity provided by vastly improved buyer inquiry Many steers and heifers went on to compile 25 50c improvement Lambs loped ahead 25c Buy ers paid more for butcher ewes Price range of 4614c a pound was highest since May Purchasers had 42500 hogs to look at this week The same week a year ago they were able to from 82736 head Butcher bulks: 180 240 lbs $1725(2)18 240 $17 1750 270 1650(2' 1725 Heifer Market Active Steers under 1150 lbs ruled 25 to mostly 50c higher Those 1150 lbs up averaged about 25c higher However occasion al loads jvere buoyed 50c by the much improved action Some oMhe undesirable heav ies were willing to settle for steady release Quality heifers up to 1075 lbs at $19(2)2075 swept to a 5075c gain The same was true of top bracket steers at $23(2)2575 Weights from 1017 to 1326 lbs included in th'e latter range Among big bul locks showing finish were 1464 lbs $22 and 1527 lbs $1960 Odd lot prime heifers reached $21 22 and mixed yearlings $2250 New crop heifers 850 lbs up had a trend similar to heaver steers Such heifers finished at $1650(2)1850 Heifers 825 lbs down found strong demand and prices Quotations Edge Up Choice handyweight steers closed at $20(2)2250 Earlier in the week choice 1185 to 1385 lb beeves sold in volume at $1925(2)2050 These quotations eventually edged up to $1950(2) 2075 A fair sized showing of 1164 to 1452 lb steers materalized at $1750(2)19 These were us ually mixed breeds or white faces lacking flesh Common beef breeds various weights $1550(2)17 Holsteins $1275(2) 1425 ''Cows steady beef $1025(2) 1150 good $1 175(2)1275 Shell canners to beefy cutters $85010 Extreme top bulls $1475 but quite a few $14 down Bet ter veal calves $1721 heavies $13L7 Tendency was 2550c high er for replacement cattle Steers under 700 lbs $1750 1940 light yearlings $20 2050 Plainer beef breeds $14501675 Good feeders 700 875 lbs $181850 me dium down to $16 Dakotas 1026 lbs $1750 Heavy Lambs Discounted Better bred calves $2050 2250 medium to good $18 20 Real good heifer calves $17 1850 ordinaries $1550 1650 Yearling heifers plain down to $1250 Higher grading wooled lambs were worth $19 1950 a good to choice kind $1750 1850 Weights over 110 lbs were dis up to $3 many $12 Some 120 130 pounders noted $157517 Much of the shorn lamb business transacted at 1 7 18 Shipment summer shorn $1825 Consignment south western yearlings and $1650 eeder interests paid $16501850 for native type lambs Deck shorn natives $17 Adams Josephine Berens Henry Bloomer George A Bosanek Anna Brown Julia Cheshek Joseph Evans Mrs Hilina Gapsch Albert Hickson Mrs Cora 1 Hiddleston Clark I year predictions are a little difficult to Henry 1 Alexander chair man of Morgan Com pany warns: is well to remember that historically a capital investment boom such 'as we are now having has been the culminating phase of the economic cycle Yes the time is here to spend less and save Progressive study has given many the tool to penetrate the veil of the economic future But no one knows as yet whether the tool supplies clar ity Professional predictors say it does But who knows the mind of the consumer? Who can tell what he will do six months from now? Or even three months ahead? With prices ris ing he may not buy Wall Streeters admit the consumer increasing debt may force the ederal Reserve Board to boost interest rates again That will hurt business volume eventually And they add privately tonly a becloud ed business climate will ease the tight money squeeze Either way it long pull bullish Many investment managers are" urging some profit taking on the belief stock market prices will go lower It may be 1957 will show business activity as good better than 1956 But com petition in selling markets is keen Corporate profits are narrowing Dividend payments may hold at 1956 levels but no flood of increases is likely put it said a trading professional is get ting harder to make a profit even by holding securities This might be a good time to go on a fob fa 32 Allegheny Ludlum Increases Prices Pittsburgh Pa UP) Alle gheny Ludlum Steel Cprpora tion riday hiked the base price of special high nickel electrical alloys The increase effective January 14 ranges from 6 to 15 cents a pound The base price increases range from 6 to 11 cents a pound on high electrical alloy grades in plates sheets and cold rolled strip and 8 to 15 cents a bar on bars and finished wire inch under Stales and AP Wirephoto Variable luctuation of the Arctic front Is causing wide temperature spreads In area The front should remain along south and west borders of Nebraska through Sunday 330 340 33? 285 state 3 4 1 3 Head on Crash Kills 2 lowans in Indiana Danville Ind GT) Three persons died in a head on auto crash late riday on US 36 one half mile west of New Winchester State Police Corp Charles Williams listed the dead as James Shalley 19 Russellville Ind Glen Burr 67 West Lib erty la and Mrs Lilian Burr 67 believed to be Mr wife Corporal Williams said Mr car traveling west veered into the path of eastbound Burr car 3925 4175 2909 2909 11 8R 1295 2175 2375 39 Tempj city 39! Rome 45Tokio 37lWarsaw 37 Casablanca 391 Mexico City211 Ceylon Refinery Plan Is Denied by Onassis London GT) Greek shipping magnate Aristotle Onassis de nied riday a report he is in volved in a plan to set up an oil refinery in Ceylon The denial was issued by his London spokesman after the publication of reports from Ceylon that Mr Onassis the National Iranian Oil Company and Indian and rench indus trialists were planning to set up a $30000000 refinery in Ceylon to handle Iranian crude oil A i4no 3 57 lbs spi ire Calls riday 2:42 2420 Binney residence of Percy Johnson unknown 5132 3d residence of A Gilpatrick defective oil burner 04 03 47 The Weather Everywhere Daily orecasts Omaha Council Partly cloudy tonight low around 10 Partly cloudy slightly warmer Sunday high in upper Eastern Occasional light snow north tonight low 8 north to 20 south Partly cloudy Sunday high 22 32 Panhandle Partly cloudy flurries spreading south to end tonight colder south Low tonight zero north to 15 south High Sunday 20 30 Sand Occasional light snow tonight low 5 northeast to 20 southwest Partly cloudy Sunday high in Platte Valley and South Partly coudy slightly colder Sun day Low tonight 12 22 High Sunday 30 east to 45 west Iowa Occasional snow northern border tonight partly cloudy elsewhere Low tonight 3 7 north 8 15 south High Sun day in South Dakota Widely scattered light snow Low tonight 5 to 10 north zero to 5 above south High Sunday 8 13 north 13 18 south Missouri Partly cloudy Low tonight 15 High Sun day 30 35 north 45 50 south Kansas Partly Low tonight 10 15 north 20 south High Sunday 40 50 Colorado Scattered snows west Low tonight 10 20 north west 20 30 southeast High Sunday 30 65 Wyoming Scattered flurries northeast Low tonight zero to 10 above north 15 30 elsewhere High Sunday 15 45 Over 24 14 43 31 59 34 43 37 7 5 45 30 22 20 6 7 19 16 X3 274 3375 3875 1290 14 02 2165 2328 1644 1777 2186 23 63 1301 1426 13 32 1440 1988 2151 Bid 9930 99291002 9818 9816 9628 9530 9420 9510 ns 9916 10016 represent 32nds Yield 301 338 330 03 18 1 AA' Jvn 12 rom JJ WMTHIA IUHAU yqmmwrwi fl i Chicano i firm Corn No wheat Corn No 1 yellow $138 No 2 137 No 4 $t33fa35te No 5 $13334 sample $133fa33 Oats No 1 heavy white fa85tec No 1 extra heavy white 86 te No soybeans Soybean oil: 14 te fa tec Soybean meal: $50 Barley nominal: malting choice $130 fa 40 nW: $105 fa 2fr Cash lard 1555c a pound loose 1400c Lincoln Cash Crain Lincoln AP) riday: Wheat $215: white com $147: yellow corn $126 oats 75c barley 95c milo $2 soybeans $212 Pinto and Great Northern Beans Denver (UP) Genera bids to growers 1956 crops Pintos Denver basis US No $675 No $650 Great Northern Nebraska rate US No 1956 crop $590 Nr 2's $565 1099 1282 in i i 296 $24 ()IA lb 3 1550 15 JV (H 2 hard 13 1 7 north $254 yellowAft Ihs white 35 Ihs 973 sc 87 tec 7cmp '48 32 34 66 37 334 323 324 268 330 34D 342 342 33R 34 5 34 2 34 3 Keystone Cust: rs 2 3 Brownville Rites forzMorrill Judge The World Herald's News Service Bridgeport Neb uneral services will be held at Bridge port and Brownville for John Henry Steuteville first Morril County Judge who died here Wednesday' Mr Steuteville 80 for 48 consecutive years served either as County Judge County At torney or as a member o( the Legislature He was born in Kentucky 6is parents moved to Brown ville when he was a child In 1906 he went to Bridge port and soon was electee County Judge He retired Jan uary 1 1956 from Jhe same po sition Survivors include his wife sister Mrs Jessie 1 i Brownville and brother Ear) Nebraska City' Services will be held Mon day at 2 at the Berlin residence in Brownville ormer Mayor Dies Muscatine la (IB Elmo er guson who had served as Mus catine mayor off and on for more than seven years since 1946 died riday at a local hospital following a long ness at relghton Ilalston al St Paul Meth US Securities New 3ork ClnMnc ovrr thc coun Government Treasury 8 si KrydC 1169 12Ti4 Kntck 619 678 LexTr 1155 1262 IxjSavM 4240 4240 MandAU 51 fi70 ManBd 719 788 MasInT 1153 1246 MasInGr 1062 1 148 MasLf 3806 4 115 Mutfnvd 962 1056 i wsec Natllnv Nat Sec Balan Bond Div Pref Stk Income stock Growth NeEng NYCapC Philad Pion PrTRGr Purit PutGe ScANuP ScdCa ScSACS 2367 2367 SelAmSh 895 96R ShrhdTr 1136 1228 Howetnv SIStrInv St RA TelEld TemGrC Texas 8 25 902 UnAcd 1140 1239 UnCond 854 933 10 1G UnScd 1094 1 LOG Undra 1650 1793 ValLtnd 624 682 ValLIIn 596 65 1 ValLiSpS 278 340 VStrAT 1136 1238 WallStlnv 724 791 WasMuIn 892 975 Well 13011418 Whitd 1162 1256 1039 1136 526 918 674 Omaha Omaha Valentine Norfolk Burwell Gr? Island Plane Imperial Sidney 51 22 42 24 Chadron Lincoln Offutt Salina Albany Amarillo Atlanta 47 39 DismarcK Boise Boston B'nsville Buffalo Casper Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Columhils Denver Detroit Duluth ri raso I argo Worthah eaton Helena 1 Ran ttv 1 otnwilln Jlrrnphh 37 27 IKTYll MplSPuIlG 7 57 49 New York 29 22 Okla ity 42 28 Over the World Readings taken at 6:30 a Saturda tiny Aberdeen London Pans Berlin Copenhagen Helsinki Glenwood Man Dies After Long Illness 3 he nrld News Service Glenwood la red Nix 69 died riday afternoon in Mercy Hospital in Council Bluffs after a long illness A longtime resi dent of Glenwood he did main tenance work for the State Highway Commission He is survived by a daughter Mrs Bessie Schorsch of Under wood la three grandchildren a sister and three brothers neral services will be at 2 Monday in Reid Chapel with burial in Glenwood Cemetery 7R7 855 18 43 1801 1497 163G 12 65 736 797 ef Saturday Nlghl Itw IxHtnd Hay and eed Dealers' and aeinng price ot rar Amaha1 ttnl'inrl tlrnlla Ma 1 No 2 S29W30: No 3 aample grade $16H2O Alfalfa: No 1 $284829: standard $26 No 2 No 3 $20023: sample $16 Mill eeds Wheat Bran 49 shorts 49 eeding tansase 60 per cent protetn $8250: bone scraps 50 per cent protein $80: special bone meal $82 Soybeans meal 41 to 44 per cent protein Sbii pellets $250 Cottonseed meal $78 Oat teed Sleam rolled oats $90: pul verized $56 Dry $1475 cwt: condensed $335 cwt Wholesale quotations on ear lots per cent digested tankace bacced $7750: 50 per cent meat and bona acraps bagged $75 Alfalfa meal Retail prices on too lots 17 per cent dehydrated now crop no ita min A guaranteed $63 50 lbs in panel bass Linseed oil tncal Old process $7750: 36 pet cent protein solvent $70 East 49 East 40 reckless driving $55 felted William Strom' 5351 reckless driving $25 Carl Miller 4106 drlvinc $25 Neal Washington 2817 24 willful reckless driving $50 failure to produce driver's license $10 no safety sticker dismissed Louis Danzig 1416 38 leaving scene ot accident $25 bond for feited William Eutzy 2016 Elm reckless driving $25 no driver's license $1 William Berg 3822 Leavenworth through red light $25 Daniel A Gerken 3517 41 Ave speeding $25: defective vehicle $5 Paul Espejo 5407 24 speed ing $25 Walter Gamerl 5215 60 speed ing $20 Paul Wilding 1325 32 follow ing too close $10 Zoe A Welsh 1935 63 drunk driving dismissed: no driver's li cense $1 Obert Moore 2958 St Mary's Ave following too close $15 Georgia Smith 2716 Charles failure to produce driver license Thurmond Rcplogle 4823'2 failure to produce driver's cense $1 red Christensen 5123 following too close $10: failure to produce driver's license $1 Martin Hays 5005 Pierce Im proper state auto license er's license $10 on each vehicle $2 William Ziegler 1513 less driving dismissed Joe Moody 2442 31 rirlvlnq dismissed John McClain 2108 Spencer reck less driving dismissed Theodore Romero' 3339 Manderson leaving scene of accident failure to produce driver's license dis missed James May 2406 25 failure to yield to truffle $10 'John Vleck 6053 38 failure to yield to traffic dismissed John Kieny 8504 Cass reckless driving dismissed ined $15 for speeding: Donald if Bielenberg 5028 33: Tom Prince 1911 Locust William Marshall 5120 4 East Oma ha: Richard Chase 4216 68 ined $10 for speeding: Carl Ruma 2722 13: John Mowrey 3302 Spaulding: Tom Mullner 3151 Paxton Blvd Robert Mathis Wahoo Neb George Smith 321 Pierre: George Allen Jr 6755 34 Norman Batt 7001 arnam Gregory Schumacher 2859 Saratoga AskcC 39 311 54 50 92 te 192 71 325 72 91 4 61 36 115 471A 372 72 7211 53 50 64 57 59 51 1710 49 39 36 28 U5 77 Aft 33 27 1R Canadian 1 I Oh Grain Statistics Omaha spot sales riday: Wheat No 1 dark hard 1700 prr cent protein ou i No Nn lbs $230 596 lbs No 3 565 lbs No Nu No No Land Bank Bonds New York (AP) riday closing iana dubk uunas 3 1957 ebruary 330 1957 May 90 my 1957 55 October 195X May 1958 November 1959 May 1960 ebruary 1960 June ay sepic riday Bld 37 296 61 6714 5 1 14 eta R9 68 1 312 69 88 43 34 108 14357 69 GDI In Divorce Court Divorces Granted Sally Newman from George Robert A Jiidce from Helen Eileen Jones from Robert nulment) Audrey Jean Stevens from Patrick Melvin Trusv from Viola Dualne LnMont Coltpn from Karen Lynne annulment) Marian Teeter from Edward Divorces1 Asked Viola Kenney vs Harold Elizabeth Rose Paul vs Kevin (separate maintenance) Ray Peeler vs Dorothy rances Bukowski vs Joseph Bluffs Marriage License Name and address Age Miller Grat Granger Lincoln AB Neb 21 Madge Cranmore Tunnel Hill Ga 16 Bluffs Divorce Court Divorce Granted Barbara Williams from James Divorce Asked Myron Ray Kuntc vs Dorothy Lor raine MOORE Guy age 69 years former resident of Omaha nassed awav at Albuaueroue uneral Monday 2 from the Kremer uneral Home fnterment West Lawn Cemetery Milo age 26 years passed away at San rancisco Gal Survived by parents Mr and Mrs Harry Oertell: brother Paul US Army Germany: 2 sisters Mrs Evelyn Parker and Mrs Lenett Long both of Ana heim Cal: grandfather George Oertell Lincoln Neb uneral notice later' Kremer ne a 1 Home service OWENS Paul Age 61 years resi dence State Hotel uneral notice later John A Gentleman service 17 th 31st 2 2A 2's 2U 3 1971 May 1972 September Bid and asked fractions Over North America Lows are for the 12 hours ending at 6:30 a Saturday Highs are for the calendar day riday UfOWCM 14 27 25 4 18 20 3 Bank Stocks SeSle Bk Am NTS flA t80 gk NY $1 2b Bankers Tr 2 80 Chase Msm 240 Chem $2 Cont III Chi $4b Empire Tr $3 Ksl Nai Bns 240 I st Nat Chi Ifst Nat City 280 Guaranty Tr 320a Hanover Bk S2b Iryint? Tr 160a Kln cty Tr $4b Manuf Tr $1 Morpan ir $io Trust 325a Trust 320 In Traffic Court riday Before Judges Nimtz Phnrloc TTlwarrl nnnv Council Bluffs drunk driving $100 and driver's license suspended six months no driver's license and unsafe vehicle $10 on each Ethel Copeland 1911 26 drunk driving $100 and license suspended six months Walter Ulmer 6337 Binney driv ing while license suspended $100 leaving scene of accident $50 Robert Hollingsworth 2132 Parker leaving scene of Injury accident $50 following too close $25 Edward Tibke 3188 owler Ave bond lor ter nlted iOnds riday Injury Bnndx 1958 57 1959 57 1959 57 1958 196358 inru 1962 59 June 1 9(2 )9 Dre 1960 1965 60 1061 1961 1967 62 1963 1968 63 1969 64 June J90VW41970 65 197D66 197267 1972 67 1972 67 i 183 78 1005 UK? Xfn lo hut not to Income taxes Bid Asked Affil 588 637 AmBShrs 382 408 AmMud 836 914 AsdTr 157 172 AtDMut 1602 1747 AxH idA 567 616 AxHodB813 8 84 AxliStd 374 4 09 Hiairiiot BIRIMu BlnTrA Rost BrStlnv Pul1od CanGd ran pa CdnlGrwt 748 817 Cap Vent 553 606 CrnShTr 2200 2378 Chrmd 1600 1731 Col 10211108 nm nv CoStkd 1270 1380 ijhu (TnvTr 1675 Dei DIGrStk Di Invd DivTrE DivShrs Elect! nv Equifd idel BnsCor 5200 5525 OMUil undlnv GasInd Gen rp rtTnvTrit Group Ser: CapGrlh 869 951 CjnCtk 1162 1273 ill A dm 872 956 GenRd 806 883 Petrol 1218 1334 RR Eq 628 689 PJIRtk 1049 1149 GrlndSh 1557 1604 nep Inrnr Inn RR7 IncnrTnv 997 1078 insiKf Insdd InsGrd InsIncd InsInsd IntResKd 5 02 548 InvCdAm 939 10 2GTohnMu 90 94 90 04 Not quoted by sponsors or issuers The Record Calendar Saturday Jewish Young Adults Conference Birchwood Club United Commercial Travelers Castle 7:30 Youth for Christ YMCA Audubon Screen Tour Lecture'Outdoor Joslyn Art Museum Prep basket bull South nt Tech Abraham Lin coln vs Benson at Monroe Junior High I Westside Denson AA odist Church 109 $132 J10U Minneapolis Cash Grain Minneapolis (API Wheat riday: Basis unchanged to 1c higher prices unchanged to 1c higher cash spring wheat basis No I dark northern $233 spring wheat 1c premium each lb over 58 lbs: spring wheat 1c discount each te lb under 58 lbs protein premium 12 16 per cent $234tefc 262 No 1 hard Montana winter $238te 245te Minnesota South Dakota No 1 hard win ter $228 te fa 238te Milling durum fancy $2 65 fa 268 choice $256 265 medium $234 fa 261: ordi nary $2 18 fa 252 Corn No 2 yellow $123 fa 124 11 Oats No 2 white 73fa)76c: No 3 7175c No 2 heavy 76tefa)77tec No 3 74 te $(76 tec Kansas City ash Grain Kansas City (AP) Wheat riday: Un changed lo up I tec: No 2 hard and dark 233tefa35te NO 3 $231 tew 239ten No 2 red $234te fa237ten: No $233te fa237ten Corn unchanged No 2 white $162fa 165n No 3 SI 57 fa 164n No 2 yel low and mixed $138 te (0140 tea I 3 $139 te Oat? unchanged: No 2 while 85 yicn ino Marriage Licenses Name and James lynn Ds Moines la Elsie (latex Lies Moines la Marlon Erhart Weeplnj Water Neb Jewel' Clear 1S121T St Marys Ave Ll(i((l Hall 2G37 7th Ave Council Bluffs la 39 Margaret Sutton (iOOV Main Conn VII ja a Howard Wright 2G27 Ave Omaha Josephine Sorord 2627 Ave Omaha a Carl Bengtson Grove citv Minn Barbara Caruso 2215 14lh Rkhard Harl 1240 10th Elaine Poppfno 4719 Erskine P22 3 16 10 21 5 25 9 26 8 21 11 29 10 19 2 5S1 585 00 Births buns Hoy and Vera 1215 25lh duch*esne Wainn and Helen 5638 8 29th Ebberson David and Heralding 2820 Cor by rcyer Donald and Constance 1517 87th Holloway Albert and Mary Council Bluffs Jamruzy" Eugene and IVglna 2433 8 23d Saltzman Mule and 4261 ILuulHirs Baden Eldor nnd Leona 6755 Emmrt Brannan Jrnmei and Irene 608 8 32d Ave Brmyn Max and Imrcna 2718 16th Erickson Koger and Connie 4326 Stale Heaverlo James and Luwcne Council BlufN Tn Illckx Waller and Marilyn 7724 28th Ave Johsnrk lUytnund and Mary 3001 I Tin Mahlock and Agnes 11002 Pacific Mills Charles and Helen 2020 Spencer uviui arm ui'liy iUUJ is 1'wln Suns Rlsavi Albert and Kllxabetb 2322 PACE Erncst 5318 25th St Survived by wife Le ona (Inughters MAs Lynn Case Omnhn Mrs Jny Hunter Bellevue sons Cnlvln Omnha Elmo Whittier brother Cad Omaha Services Monday 3 itch Cole Memorial Chape) Interment Hillcrest ITCH COLE arnam at 36th St JIA 4 100 SCHULTzZ Hulda A age 96 venrs residence 2857 Manderson St January 12 1957 Survived by 3 daughters Mrs George lluettcl maier Mrs Victor Christiansen Omaha Mrs Earl Hollon Pueblo Colo Lson Carl Schulz Glenwood In uneral notice later Larkin neral Home service Jerel 1173370 Curtis Ave riday age 32 years Survived by wife Mary: 2 sons Michael Ste ven and John William: mother Mrs ay Steele all ot Omaha 1 brother Robert Steele Tor rance Cal: sisters Mrs Janice Gautier Mrs Joan Waite Mrs Pat Peterson all of Omaha: Mrs Bcttv Gotobed Council Bluffs la Grandmother Mrs rank Hum bert 'Omaha Services Monday 2:30 Cros by Kunold Mortuary 32d Ave and arnam Si Committal Hillcrest Richard 280 1 Hanover St riday age 63 ears Survi vors: wife Mildred Omaha daughter Mrs Virginia Halvorson Sentiler Wash father Chris Erick son: sister Mrs Harold Anderson 'brother Lclf Erickson all ot Val ley City Remains to He In state Crosby Kunold Mortuary 32d Ave and arnam St Saturday to he for warded to City for services and interment later Elizabeth Luvina age 77 years 2406 owler Ave Survived by son MaI Lyle Ynntz US Army Austria: 2 sisters Mrs: A Harris ot airbury Neb Mrs Carrie p*rn ot Encinitas Cai: 2 grandchildren uneral Sunday 1 Kremer uneral Home Interment alr bury Neh Investment unds New York riday (APT National As sociation Smintiw Dealers Inc ttn ASkttl 2431 2538 2409 2628 1713 1869 1026 1120 RS2 963 12 58 137 I 1 6 (in 17 4 1 171 1278 1443 1575 999 10 91 Spencer Dubuque Soo City D'venport Moines Rapids Ottumwa Lamoni Mas City Waterloo City Hnrnn I Soo alls 19 3 i opexa I Cnndland the Nation Pliii'phia I Phoenix Pittsburgh MOliP land O02 lUlriuh Bap ity Kicnmonu St Izdiis City A'tonio San Diego cisco 8 Marie Seattle Spokane Tnniua Ti ''hintton tvirhita Calaarv Edmonton 8 17 01 Montreal 20 11 25 yueorc Regina Tnrnnln Winnipeg 2 20 Alaskan 22 18 10 airbanks 12 8 03 Juneau 20 2 1 Hawaiian Honolulu 7S 71 Bid 99lt 97 2 982 9821 100 9812 9412 94 1G 9524 100 9712 9524 9 1 24 9412 914 90R 904 90 90 8928 8924 8928 9712 9124 9930 Investors Think Word Prosperity Overworked By Lou Schneider Conniilldiitrd Newa I'rulurra Most investors are puzzled by the word prosperity Many are frustrated They think the word is being overworked Having become acciistomcd to constantly rising stock mar ket prices almost without fail since 1949 investors look on 1956 as a stalemated affair Price" averages at the end of the year were only slightly higher than the 1955 dose And that might not have been if not for the spurts in Novem ber and late December Professional business predic tors shout 1957 will be an other year Numerous economic indica tors are favorable But' though these fellows always give the bullish side the benefit of the doubt they admit to a taper ing off of business growth dur ing the final six months of the year On the other hand corpo rate executives never permit themselves the benefit of busi ness prospects doubt Dealing in multi million dollar affairs they must play safe and face facts If they and go wrong their stockholders will show them the exit door at the next annual meeting why a note of caution is evi dent among business leaders and bankers 1 General Motors President Harlow Curtice has high hopes for 1957 butx adds: are troubled times World events of necessity have a powerful impact on the eco nomic life of our And Jersey Standard Oil President Rathbone wants to be openly optimistic but in sists: ahead to the 9913 974 9810 9823 1008 9814 9418 9124 96 1OOR 0720 96 92 9420 9112 90 1G 9012 908 90 904 90 904 9720 92 100 Rate for Death Notices Cards of Thanks and in 56c per counted line (or part thereof) for each day of insertion 1 Josephine age S3 venrs 5568 Mason St Survived by daugh ter Mrs Agnes Bell Omaha sis ter Mrs Lein Replogle Denver Colo: 2 grandchildren Services Monday 11 a itch (Cole Memorial Chapel Interment Jllllcrest ITCH COLE arnam at 3Gth St HA 1 100 BERENS Henry age 65 jfars Notice later John Johnston and Son A 45G4 Shirley St riday age GO Survived by wife Mrs Maude: son William grandson Cail Stephen all of Omaha: brothers Robert and William Burlington Walter Salem Orc: sister Mrs Helen Jack ountain City Tenn uneral Monday 1 nt Crosby Kunold Mortuary 24th and Sts Bee Hive Lodge No 184 A AM William Miller Committal Hillcrest Anna 2208 12th St age 87 years Survived by 3 daughters Mrs Anna Cherek Mrs Joseph Vanous Mrs rances Iluna: 4 sons Matthew John rank and Charles: 9 grandchil dren: 13 grent grandeh ilriren uneral services Monday a at theDworak Mortuary to St Wenceslaus Church 9 a Interment St Mary Cemetery Ito sary Sunday 8 at mortuary Members of St Mary's Altar So ciety St Ludmila St ElizabethSt Stephan and St Joseph Soci eties please attend rosary Julia age 74 years resi dence 2115 California ST Survived hy 1 grandson Patrick Brown 4 sisters Mrs James Gray Mrs Mary Halpin Mrs John Burns Miss Nora Mulcahy uneral Monday 8:30 from John Johnston and Son Mor tuary to St Church 9:15 a ni Interment Holy Sepulchre Rosary Sunday 8 at mor ua ry Joseph age 98 years 1620 Chandler Rd Jan 11 1957 Survived by sons Charles red Rudolph George: daughters Mrs James Jones Mrs John Barta Mrs James Ratay: brother Charles: 7 grandchildren 30 great grandchildren uneral Monday 2 at Brew cr Korisko Chapel Rev Koukol officiating Com mittal Graccland Park Mrs Hilma 4715 Grand Ave Saturday age 57 years Sur vivors: husband Charles sis ters Mrs lorence Slusher Council Bluffs la Mrs Effie Mauer Broderick Cal Mrs Ruby Carlstrom Portland Ore Services Tuesday 2:30 Cros by Kunold Mortuary 32d Ave and arnam St Committal orest Lawn Albert age 89 years Springfield Neb Services Mondav 2 at the Trinity Lutheran Church Papillion Interment Springfield Cemetery Kahler Mortuary service Papillion Mrs Cora 4G09 12d St Wednesday age 86 years uneral Saturday 10 a Crosby Kunold Mortuary 24th and Sts Committal Oakhill Cemetery Plattsmouth Nelx Clark 1 age 56 years 8223 Keystone Drive I Services Saturday 11 a lteh Cole Memorial Chapel Inter ment Hillcrest Cemetery ITCH COLE arnam at 36th St HA 4400 KALLEMEYN William age 58 years 5114 Evans Survived by wife Hazel Omaha: 'sister Mrs Garrit Abink Edgerton Minn: 4 brothers Peter John Clarence and Elmer all of South Dakota Services Monday 2 Trinity Lutheran Church Rev Roy Benson officiating Interment or est Lawn Cemetery Sympathy mav best be expressed by memo rials to Trinity Lutheran Church building fund Sholin Hellman service Petroleum Products Wholesale and Tank IVagon Southwestern origin basis fob Group 3 (northern shipments Gasoline regular grade minimum 88 oc Une 1 150 faH 175c Kerosene 42 44 1025falO50c No 1 fuel 9875 fa 101 25c: No 2 925 950(1: No 3 875fa9c Omaha: Gasoline wholesale Regular grade 1280 fa 1305c Tank wagon dcalerUSc con turner 265c Kerosene 42 4 4 wholesale 1310fa 134 5 tank wagon 168c No 1 fuel wholesale 11 fa 2c TW 144c: No 2 1045 fa 1090c T1V 13 4C Milk Butter and Cheese Omaha Lincoln Council Wlufts'area: Basic prices on milk testing 38 per cent butterfat class 1 8482: per cwt: Class 1 A $530 Class 2 $323 Creamery butler (Omanal To 92 score in paper cartons b4c: 90 score b4c Butterfat (Nebraska points) Cream at country stations 57c track S)aslx6 2c Checse (Omaha): Case lots dealers WisconMn daisies 40 tec: longhorn square prints and Nebraska longhorns 41c Omaha I lnur lour Car lots lOO lb sacks famlN shorts patents 100 lb cotions $685: hakcry standard patents 100 lbs paper $5 Go Omaha ruit Prim California lemons carton $6 25 fa 650 lorida limes carton Celifornia oranges carton $4 fa 4 25 lorida carton $3 Tangerines rarton $42ofa450 lorida grapefruit carton while 3 pink $275 fa 3 Bananas 40 lb box $6 Apples per box: Red Delicious Regular Delicious $7: Jonathan $525 Rome Beauty $6 Winesap $650: per bushel: Red Delicious $6 Jonathan $450 Rome Beauty $450 Do Anjou pears box $6 Grapes per box: Almelras $550: Am pm $450 Pineapples per dozen $450 Omaha Rabbit Prices ryers 4 4 te lbs 21c per lb! bakers 4te Dte lbs 18c per lb 5te 7 lbs 12c per Jb stewers 8c Plymouth Cheese Green Bay Wis Cheese values unchanged riday Sales at Wisconsin Cheese Exchange 2 cars 40 pound blocks 33 tec Eids (un filled): 5 cars Cheddars 3tec 5 cars 40 pound blocks 33 tee 2 cars junior grade Cheddars 32c 2 cars junior grade 40 pound blocks 32tec Offers uncovered i 1 car jmslcurized single daisies 35 tec 1 car pasteurized single daisies 30 days old 35 tec "PLEASED with says Mrs Lloyd Headier who found tenants for her apartment at once with fast action World Herald Want Adv The Omaha Summary high temperature 27 low 4 mean 16 normal 23 Sur plus since January 1 I Record temperatures this date: High 60 in 1928 low 27 in 1912 Temperatures year ago this date: High 39 low 18 Barometer at 6:30 a 3016 inches at noon 3020 Relative humidity at 6:30 a 80 per cent at noon 64 heating degrees 49 Total since Sept 1 2457 Nor ma! total since Sept 2832 Precipitation 30 hours end ed at noon trace Total this month to midnight 28 this year to midnight Surplus since January 1 03 Total to date last year trace Wind at 6:30 a 6 miles an hour from north northwest at noon 22 miles an hour from north Sunset 5:16 sunrise 7:49 a 1 40 31 49 38 26 25 33 28 22 18 30 20 55 28 21 It 1 I 4 67 42 8 3 45 35 58 02 1 3 65 47 39 24 63 56 37 32 81 62 18 56 2008 988 1068 Ser: 645 481 840 fi 17 924 1010 65G 717 2008 2171 3200 3400 1831 1997 1425 1549 3021 2052 664 718 1247 1355 1 161 1262 4700 4925 3572 3572 58 10 114 (Hits 385 lbs 98 sc 83c nn 1503 1825 1209 1405 997 1845 938 1020 2176 2075 2218 495 541 704 730 1458 1576 1900 2079 250 273 I iai 1095 1 195 1093 1 E95 1128 1233 721 789 1183 1295 uA 'A XT An I T' 4i TtiVN'iJia ns 4 11 Ha 4A i a I IQ T1V 1 41 ST ZSk I 39 I I I 30 XJ 40 I I A Aj lorists 4 ROSS LOWERS OUR DESIGNS ARE OUTSTANDING IN EVERYTHING BUT THE COST! 34th at arnam AT 8300 Prompt Service to All uneral Homes Kush Bros lorist lowers grown in our own greenhouses' what makes THIS your flower shop Potted Phtnts Nursery Supplies ree Delivery 4225 24th St OH 1700 LOWERS Ray Gain lorist Beautifully designed for all occasions Send them by wire 4224 Leavenworth St WA 8244 Nesters OR 1600 TOUNKERS LOWER SHOP NOW offers expert flower service for any occasion De liveries to mortuaries HA 4009 1 EDRER lorist 30th and Bristol Sts lowers plants corsages for all occasions Closed Sunday PL 1795 uneral Director! 6 ITCH COLE BREWER KORISKO 4609 24th St MA 1234 CROSBY KUN OLD" HA 1886 OR 1111 BURKET SON 3405 ARNAM ST HA 0090 KREMER UNERAL HOME 6302 Maple St Benson GL 3155 John A Gentleman Mortuary 3411 arnam St HA 1664 Haynes Roeder Chapel 3920 24th SI PL 0257 Healey 6 Heafey Mortuary HA 1251 OR 0246 BRAILEY DORRANCE SWANSON MORTUARY Oscar Lavzson GL 6732 John Johnston Son Larkin Mortuary OR 0493 SIIOIJN HELLMAN MORTUARY "In Hie Garden" JA 4238 STASKIEW1CZ UNERAL HOME 4018 St A 4403 Monuments Cemeteries Lots 6 LOW ORECAST.

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