The Tribune from Seymour, Indiana • Page 5

"SEYMOUR DAILY "TRIBUNErSEYMOURrlNDr 27Q'-280 IbO'QWB OOjSjSK lbs. 16 lbs. sows 300-. 423 lbs. 14.75-13.75.

-Salable cattle calves 300; commercial and good yearlings; steady to Weak 27.30-32.50; good to lOAiCRhoice 32.50-84.00; utility and commercial -native "yearlings that thfo "do no "believe that war is inevitable." As a matter of fact, the- com munique listed this belief as "the basis of our policies." Mr. Truman and Churchill said ppecclrty-irinnant Seymour Markets rFTOATmOOKINGT FOR REAL VALUES oiSEsnon? Helps Grain Trend THANK MKAVCNSI Moat attack ar Jolt Mid tadifeation. When (trtkea, tat Bell-eni tablet. Thrv contain (he- faatet-cunc medicine known to doctor for th rrhcf of beailoum. nod fbnilM diitmu.

ii. january 1952' Wheat No. I soft (new) $2.40 WheaW-NfluJL soft. neW $2.39 they are confident the riot Chicago, Jan. 9 VP) Presi mg in Egypt can be solved dent Truman's -speecdtaiCQn-H 1 Yellow-cam- tT.77 four power approach" gresr-'trrfped mild -upturn in -i graia- prices 4 i li aaa'-enajoe--light --wrste' -i' T.

IT- jr Seytjcaiii. if yellrrw lower;" utility an4 3 -rnxniQ glaise X-Bay Badlun Tbacwpy SEYMOUR, INDIANA 1 Heavy fryer 22c -price -support prograj118 caused some buying and short Leghorn hens 18f Old roosters 14c Butterfat TtTWi litis 9t svwtn si- 75c Butterfaf lreg. Eggs, -No. 1 34c' covering." "The. advance caused profit taking -however- There was "little else in the news to interest traders.

They are awaiting more substantial export. reports. Some export buying of lard, was reported, and. some business in soybean -oil was ex-pected. weak to 1.00 lower: good and "high choice rMrsCeorgrivTclnfyre ancTher and prime under 300 lbs.

39.00.' sheep 700; slow, early sales slaughter lambs weak to 50 other 'classes scarce, good and choice native wooled lambs 29.00-30.00f few tnedlttfflr tfj good native feeders 22.00 25.00; six children still at home are now 5 prov staying with her mother In Paris Crossing following the destruction of their six-room residence, on Paris Crossing Rl. by fire Saturday of the in which the BEGINNING TOMORROW: cfen treaJis Se lircxtock Preliminary estimated receipts 4 1fyrllautl atool r. Jan. 9 (P) Eggs iou-u uis. aio.ou 220-240 lbs.

$18.00 Mclntyre vJas in the state of Oregon seeing about employment and flAMAMlS 1.1 Bacaua New York doctor now nava proved yon may break th laxative habit. And aauWiab your natural powm ol regularity. Eifhty-three paroMt at tba earn tatted did it. -So Mrs. McIntyre- and" her six chil- 240-260, lbs.

2OT-280lbs. $17.50 $17.00 JIountainous vu Htep taking whatever you aow take. Instead: Continued from page I dren "were gone from home, being lCSeymouf 'attehding 'Service' at the, Seymour Christ Temple Church; when the fire broke out cases included, U. S. consumer graded, AlargeSO-51; A medium 38w-44V4r com me rc lal exWa largrT 42-44T current receipts 36-38.

Poultry, fryers, commercially grown 32-33, roasters, over five pounds, 28-30; heavy hens 25-27; light 19-20; old roosters 17-19. 3t selves from going overboard. 1- When the flames were discov Demrroyer Reports The U. S. destroyer Willard BIG.

SAVINGS! Bvry atrbt for ana week take I rtara lotua Un( Piila. 8und mk aa faeb nmht. Tbtrd waak on avary atbar night. Tbea nothinf! wry day: drink night (bum of water; net aVflnita tin for mruiarity. Kit Swrm Vork doctora proved tbla plan can braafc tba buative habit.

How can a buatie break taa buativ habit? Bacauaa Cartar'a Little Lim PUIa "an block" tb law? diavatlv tract and from than on let It male UN of i la own nataral powera. Furtlwe Oartar' LitU Liver PUla eoaUin no babit-forming dniK. Break the lauUv babit with Carter' Little Liver Pill and be recuiar naturally. Sows $15.50 down CALF MARKET Thursday and Friday Only, CATTLE MARKET Cutter cows Commercial cows Cutter bulls Commercial bulls Steers and heifers ered in the dwelling, they had gained- such headway that noth Keith, standing by, reported: "Carlsen and Dancy narrowly escaped being swept Into sea while at bow of Enterprise at tempting rerig. ing could be saved from the house, it was reported.

Relatives who learned of the blaze called Seymour and- the family was informed of the fire just after they left church. Their home was still blazing when they arrived there. Unable to pass tow this wea ben worry, overeating, overwork make you Irregular temporarily take Carter'a Litti Liver I'illa temporarily. And Of vef gel tba INDIANAPOLIS GRAIN Indianapolis, Jan. 9W) The following bids were made Tuesday by the local mills for grain delivered by truck: No.

2 red wheat new No, 2 white corn new No 2 yellow corn No. 2 white oats 92c; No. 2 yellow soybeans, $2.76. ther which' believe typical of this laiauv nauu (iat CaiW Little Uvar Pill. S7 at any drueatura Uiday.

You'll nrataliil tba met tt area, therefore outlook not favorable Immediate- Roll Ends end Short Ends from Our Cutting Room Some ONE-OF-A-KIND Some Can Be Matched BIG VARIETY OF COLORS ond PATTERNS your life. INDIANAPOLIS LIVESTOCK By Associated Prena. Indianapolis, 9 (USDA) Salable hogs 9.000; moderately active; light and medium weight steady; heavier weightssteady to strong: early choice 170-240 lbs. 18.25-75; choice 225 lbsdown 1 9 00; -240-280 1M. 17.50-18.50; Veteran tugmen at the scene IVe the Enterprise ony a 50-50 UN Circulates Two chance of reaching dock as dusk descended.

"Peace -Messages The swells crashing against the CHICAGO GRAIN By Aasoclatcd lr-" -'Open High, Low Close crippled freighter forced a halt Irt Paris, Jan." 9 WV-The United WHEAT ALL FIRST QUALITY Carpet BUDGET PAYMENTS all attempts to get a new line aboard. Carlsen and Dancy, cling- Nations circulated today at the re- 1 4 1 1 iff-, i-r' tMay 5.56t3-.S5tttiuest-)t-aovw--l'ore'n mimsiriij 1 171V iHluLrN Andrei Y. Vishinsky two messages of. protest allegedly from nL American, British Turkish May Br Arranged COME EARLY for the BEST SELECTION prisoners of war against "the ag vertical deck, had hacksawed away the remnants of the towline that broke early today The Enterprise was drifting northeast at slightly more than half a mile an hour. Its early list of 60 degrees had increased to 70 degrees, indicating that its main gressive war in Korea which is being waged by the United July 2.47H 2.49 2.47 V.

2.49V4 Sep. 2.48V. 2.50 2.48V. 2.50 CORN Mar. 1.91V4 1.92 l.OlVs 1.92V4 May l.S2V 1.93 1.92V.

1.93 July 1.91 1.93 1.91 1.93 Sep. 1.88V. 1.89 1.88 1.88 OATS Mar. .95 .96 .95 .96 May .94 .94 .93 July .90 .91 .90 .91 .88 ,89 .87 .89 SOYBEANS Jan. 3.00 3.02 2.99 3.01 Vishinsky, in letter to the of pig iron had shifted UN dated December 25, .1951, '94 Hitrs QuIcTr Cash WHIM YOU NEED IT! transmitted the latest communication from the nine prisoners of war.

They said their original pro J. C. Huffman AGENCY INSURANCE 1. Huifman Oeorw M. Half mam No.

19x12 Green Cordolon -r Was NOW No. 2 9x11 Green Wilton by Arrtoom iLJ Was $154.50 NOW more early today. The freighter was riding visibly lower in the water than Tuesday, but the exact amount of sinking was hard to reckon. .50 test to the UN was not acknowl edged by the UN and they in 94 IWVi Cbaatnnl St. Fho 1H The Flying Enterprise, en route -ststed on an aeknowled Mar.

2.86 2.97Ti2.95W'2.1 fromTTTamburgto-NevT This' latest protest repeated de May 2.94 2.96 2.93 2.95 Juht 2.92 2.94 2.91 2.93 mands far withdrawal- of all for Grey Embossed by Mag goo." ynm yooTra tact4 wfdi a sftay ado that cfcsttods cash ukklt "enfl Ftfeoo tak atxl lea' tb acnoenal yoai Sjecd. The torn In, XT fjv dWJavqukfc elgn troops from Korea, The nine I Sep. 2.83 2.85 2.82 2.84 i T' f.r4 men said they represented peace iNov. 2.75 2.77V12.75 ,2.76 54J0 44 organizations of the American and rartiintora hurricane and suffered a deck crack December 27. The passengers and crew, abandoned shij) December 28, but Carlsen insisted on stay-in aboard.

Last Saturday the tug Turmoil, out of Falmouth, England, after Was $96 NOW No. 4-7x9 Green Twist by Bigelow Was $79.50 NOW rawakcMtii British prisoners" of war: DR.WM.M.C0NNER Optometrist EYES EXAMINED GLASSES FITTED Phone 950Seymour nrj. ROOMS It TCHSLAOB BLOO. The Soviet foreign minister acted as debate neared in the UN Sauers Church Continued' from page 1 No. 5 4'2x9 political cornmittee ort the Korean getting Dancy- aboard the Enter Lssue.

ViKhlnsky is expected to 50 SEYMOUR FINANCE CO. Ofl the srroot but oa tha lawl- prise, started towing the freighter I William Buhner, cemetery Henry Schuerman, dele- refer ttf these protests in his Rose Twist by Bigelow Was $45 NOW IA1 i gate to the Lutheran. Mission 68x12 i No toward Falmouth. The two proceeded perilously at times, but well for the most part, until the new ocean swells, 20 to 25 feet Federation: Fred Patman, dele- HOURS 1 11 A. I P.

gatef the district synod con Stolen tii 89M Grey with Green Leaf Bigelow Beouvois. Was $134.50. NOW Ivention; -and Hubert Hackman, DOHALD L. COY, Mgr. 202V W.

Swcoad Phone 35 Closod Wednesdaf Aitornoons No: 79x1 1 Vz. Named chairman of the school Prohlem Studied high, began beating in Tuesday night MMi When not on deck, Carlsen and Dancy stayed inside one of the board for the Sauers school was Rose Twist by Bigelow Trt SO Was $139.50 NOW 17 Martin Schepman, while Ervin deck rooms using one wall for a Recoenizine the fact that the Eggeman, Elmer Sunderman and floor and the opposite wall for theft of livestock from farms, ha? Louis Wlschmeier are to serve, as mcrcesed' durins-reoentmonth4A ceiling, trustees of thechooL Albert GOOD SELECTION OF to an alarmin extent, the man Hackman was named treasurer of Except: an occasional rain aeement of the Bourbon Stock- No. 89x11 Green Kingdom Carpet by- $16100- NOW. No. 96-7x8-10' 77 Twist by Moggee Z.J7 7 Was $70.00 NOW FRESH ASSORTED squalls-weather at the scene was clear- and visibility unlimited.

so4-7 35M Yards-r inr Louisville, Ky and Reports. were ixecelved from rammisslon firms oDerating on the various treasurers, including This: -a fternoon 1" the barometer 1 nil i the. now. have a Delbert Benter. treasurer of the KM! was the Press CHOCOLATES committee tor deat with this-prob-w staff on-a-ug -at thev.scene lem- of stolen livestock.

household ''treasury; Paul''Schep' financial secretary Darlage treasurer for missions ported. That hope that the The committee recently met heavy swells soon would die .50 9-4x12 Green Wiltow- Was $189.95 -NOW with--represBUUves of the Indi 134 and charitable purposes; and Har PANGBURNS RUSSELL STOVEH: CANDIES Take Home a Box Today I ana and Kentucky state, police. The Enterprise was about 30 ry Sunderman, treasurer Joe the Sauers building fund. IWzxU miles from Lizard Cornwall coast-! Bigelow. Green Leaf and- the-county- police son county, Ky and agreed upon a procedure which" the" cornmittee believes will help in locating DivoriivXSviL stolen before it is sold 39JJ 89" Si Was $79.50 NOW No.

128x10 Grey Mohawk Wilton Was $145.00 NOW. Continued from page 1 Boards of Central Christian Church Elect Election of officers by boards ana the arrest of the thieves. This is a three-point program agreed upon in this conference, and it will be quite helpful if alT farm- Rexall Drug Store W. Fields, Ruby E. Bloom vs.

Ralph Bloom, Stella May Brewer vs. Floyd E. Brewer, Merrill E. Stewart vs. Deloria- IV- Stewart, ers who own- livestock in this o.

208x12, of the Central Christian Church," heldMonday night- was art nounced today by the Rev. George Florence, pastor. William J. Schlitzer vs. Sylvia E.

area will cooperate. The plan is as follows: I .50 .75 SchlitzerJTwo casea were dis Grey-Leaf by Bigelow Was WW NOW 49 f. Whenever a theft discov Glen Manio.i was elected chair Ton Background Rosa Leaf Was $99.50 NOW OS hJn missed because "of death of the defendants. They were Lorena man of the official, board for ered; the owner should immediately call the nearest office of Burke y. Louis.

Burke and Mary- 1932-et-4he-first-roeeting of the h4oT-44 4x7- etta Proffltt vs. William M. Prof- board for the year, succeeding J. fitt .50 00 the state police and give a detailed description of livestock stolen the exact number, and the time. Light Floral 18th Century Was $89.50 NOW Di? Grey Twist by Mohawk Q.

Was $36.00 NOW 1 Avery Dittmer. Roy Applegate was elected vice-chairman, succeeding Paul Douglass and George 2. Call the Bourbon Stock Truman, Churchill Mclntyre was elected clerk of No.J 5 9x1 3. Yards tell the operator that this 1 sm the board, succeeding William Kovener. --'i- .50.

.50 Green Leaf by Artloom I Continued from page "We recognize that the overrid 159 89 New members are G. Bot- Was $139.50 NOW is a stolen livestock report During the day the phone number to can ir Jackson 7212. After 5 oV clock in the afternoon the number is Wabash 3932. This report No22 12x12 Rose Twist by Bigelow 1 Was $219.50 NOW No; 23 10'2xJ27 7 All Over Floral on Green torff and Lawrence Helmbrecht, ing need to counter the communist threat in that area transcends elders; Dr. William M.

Comer, Such divergencies as there are in will be Immediately relayed, day Francis PickerrelL Russell Brock and Marvin Stanfield, deacons our policies toward the .50 or night, to the state police, who 79 communique said. vr. will radio the information to all Was $119.50 NOW and Howard Blumer, trustee. Edmund Murray was elected 16 12xliT Jl. Green Leaf by Bigelow $AQ50 Was $144.00 NOW VO No.

179x18 Green Twist by Mohawk JiO A-50 This evidently meant that Brit officers And cars of the state chairman of the elders for the ain and the U.S. will not attempt immediately to reconcile their di 3. The third 'step is to report vergent views oh the recognition the theft also as soon at possible, year and William Pearson and Francis Pickerrell were, elected co-chairmen of the .50 of Red China. England has recog to the county sheriff- and ask him No. 24r-9x9 7 Bigelow 18th Century Floral TWas $97.00 NOW )ZS 25 10Vixl2 Was $229.50 -1 NOW AV nised her, the V.

S. ha? not- to follow through. In order to accomplish this result it is" very im Churchill and Mr. Truman gave their joint backing to i proposal that the workf bank take the lead 'Jo. 18 10'2xl2 50 in working out a solution to the portant that all- at ttfese thing be done with the very least amount of delay, it is pointed out Jack.

Rrown Floral by Moggee -50 Was $129.50 NOW OZJ No. 268x12 Floral 18th Century by 50 bitter dispute between Iran and England over the seizure of "oil properties in Iran, son county farmers should a- Floral Design, on Grey bock- $JQ ground. Was NOW D7 No 195x10 Grey Wilton by Mohawk ff Was $249.00 NOW 1 Oil miliarize themselves with the phone number, of the Seymour 50 The communique noted that the questit of standardizing rifles used by the VS. and Britain was Indiana state police post which Bigelow. Was NOW is Seymour 1441.

Two Men Taken to jail After FitiiiinOtg When they failed to pay their fines, two men who entered guilty pleas hi city court here this morning were taken to the Jackson county jail at Brownstown this afternoon. They were Charles Louisville, fined $20 and costs of $10 on --an-assault and battery chargo-and Joseph Ba tVr-18, Atterbury Air Foree-Bases-ned $10 and costs ot $10 on a charge ofi public-intoxication by Mayor Donald L. Heiwig. Both were, arrested by city police; discuswjfJLbut said that It should be understood that all police-officers and all legiti country wishes "at this critical time" to take the momentous tep mate livestockr marketing a gen 4 of changing Its rlfle.r cies are interested iir eliminating t- Hope was expressed hat "agreement" mav be announced thrs evir and prompt 1 action as suggested above should very shortly" on an exchange of scarce materiallyhelp. vA IE I i defense materials.

The two dis fast dye for white camels was cutsed the shipreent of U. S. steel to Britain in exchange for aluminum and tin, the- communique re one of' the camouflage projects developed, by the defenders of the 'A ee1--e "-r Body armor for a via tors con sistst of thin sheet of aluminum backed- by several-ply Anglo-Egyptian Sudan during ported. The two leaders mad It cits World War --n.