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The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1951-12-13

FORSALE: 80xl65 building lot.
North Jackson Street, Durant.
See or call Jack Myers. 280-J.
12-tfnp.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1951-12-13

FOR SALE: Girls bicycle. Bob
bye Jones, Durant 12-3tnp.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1951-12-13
Jackson Visitors

Jackson Visitors
Mr.. and Mrs. p. H. Winborn
were Jackson visitors Saturday.
Jackson Shoppers
Mrs. W. F.. Howell and Mrs.
w. S. Heggie spent Monday in
Jackson visiting and shopping.
Supper Guests
Mr.. and Mrs. James Leonard
Pinkard were supper guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Pinkard.
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MYSTERY WOMAN

Continues from PagS Onel
ceived the medical reports when
! spoke to him earlier this morn
ing. He could not be reached as
we go to press now to answer
that question and the main one:
Why was Mary Ruth Stinnet
arrested one hour and released
the next hour?"
Miss Stinnett's lawyers Maui
rice Weaver and James E. Car
roll brought her to Chattanooga
police headquarters yesterday at
las.
They are not entering any
pleas of any sort because no
charges exist against the woman
at this time Nor is it known at
this time if she has stated whe-
Their or not the baby found on
Greyhound Key is hers.
Miss Stinnett according TO
Chattanooga police gaver her
age as "a. Forrest Lamb, who adj
nlitted at the Coroner's inquest
on Tuesday that he had planned
to marry Miss Stinnett. is %.
The six foot four sailor who
had received dozens Of air mail
letters from Miss Stinnett while
IN the Navy here and aboard his
ship, has made no effort TO get
in touch with her since he heard
of the case.
He learned of the death of the
baby and Miss Stinnett's disap-
pearance on Friday, July 10,
when his ship locked at Key
West. He told the coroner's jury
that she had written him she was
pregnant They planned TO be
married in Key West
When the woman identified. as
Miss { Stnneit arrived in Key
West on June 2s, she learned
that Limb was still at sea and
hook the 1890 bus back to Mi
ami. That was the last she was
seen by any Of the witnesses be-
fore the Coroners' jury.
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Two Cars Crash
P Wirephofos

Two cars collided with consid-
cradle damage TO both, a the
corner Of Flagler avenue ard
First street, at 7.3B last night. POI
lice Chief Joseph Kemp reported
today
Mrs. Violet Roberts Aimyda,
l724 Flagler avenue was diving
East on FIagler avenue. She struck
the Chevrolet Of Elwood Blekuin,
tourist. who was driving west %
Flagler avenue. Police Officer
Robert Garrison said.
Garrison said he measured the
skid marks from Mrs. AIrsyda's
car. She skidded SO feet from the
time she applied her brakes to
the time She collided with BIek-
um's car.
Garrison charged Mrs. Ainyda
with driving under the influence
Of liquor. reckless driving and
causing an aceldent. He gave
Bleks4n summons for having
an accident. Bieknnl IS Staying at
the Fioridian Motel He lives in
Detroit. Mich. ~
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50Legal Notices

IN THE CIRCUIT CnuRT or THE
StNTtSgsNTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
or THE STATE OF FLORIDA,
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY,
~ CHANCERY.
Case Ne. I2-S5S
DONALD r. CAPLEY.
Complainant,
vs DIVORCE
ELSIE JEAN r. CAPLEY.
Defendant
NOTICE ny PUBLICATION
To ELSIE JEAN T. CApEEY,
Ribh Graves Avenue,
Montgomery, Alabama.
YpU ARE HEREBY ORDERED
and REQUIRED to serve q copy OF
your Answer to the Complaint for
Divorce on the C0mpiainaRt's At
torney, and file the original An
sWrT IN the office 81 the Clerk Of
the Circuit Court on or before the
2lSt day of August. A, n. 1851, IN
wise the allegations therein con-
taiued viii he taken as confessed,
DONE and ORDERED at Key
West. Monroe County. Florida. this
lSth day Of July, A. u 1861.
(SeaB EARL r. ADAMS,
Clerk OF the Circuit Court.
Monroe County. Florida.
BY (sd) Florence he Sawyer,
Deputy Clerk.
J. Y. PORTER ~,
Solicitor for Complainant,
4I3 Fleming Street,
Key West, Florida.
Juil9-26;aug2-9 1851
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THREE LOCAL YOUTHS
CONTINUED from Page One)

CONTINUED from Page Onel
Building, recruiting men and
women for the armed forces.
While Sergt. Raymond was
successful this trip in recruiting
three young men, CUrpl. Patton
said wistfully:
II haven't recruited a girl 10
the WAC or WAF. They all
seem 70 be married here in Key
West"
Only single girls can be re-
cruited to the WAC or WAT.
They can marry however, once
they are in. Cpl. Patton knows
because she married two months
ago. The WAF came into the
armed forces Immediately after
high school two years ago Ray
mond has been in the Army for
five years.
Both recruiters viii come to
Key West on the first and third
| Tuesday and Wednesday Of each
month. Tuesdays they win be
available at the Post Office
Building. Recruiting office from
& am. TO S pm. Wednesdays
they will take recruits from 8 to
4:30 pm.
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nR. LANCFORD
uContfnued from PAGE Ohe)

Continued from Page 0he)
every cat and dog TO take Up
their cudgels against this. one of
mans greatest enemies, and fight
the creatures TO the death.
"And the rat" Dr.. Langford
added, rs willy beast, possessed
OF an intelligence far beyond that
of some Of our domestic animals. I"
He explained that the rodent is
not a creature that moves only in
accordance with instructive pro-
cIiVisIes but tries 20 match his
animal wits with man.
The Monroe County health d.
rector then went on TO say thai
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the rat is today consuming, pollut-
ing and destroying billions Of dol
lars worth Of goods and ether
property which would nourish the
impoverished people Of the war
ravisE4ed nations.
THE rat he said, 4has been
the cause of more loss Of life than
the sum total of all the world 3
wars"
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The
WEATHERMAN
Says
he
FORECAST

Key West and Vicinity; Con-
tinued hot and humid today thru
Friday. Isolated thundershowers,
mostly in afternoons or evenings
and near the shore Gentle to
moderate variable winds.
j Florida: Continued hot and
partly cloudy thru Friday with
! scattered thundershowers mostly
in the afternoons.
Jacksonville Thru The Florida
Straits and East Gulf of Mexico:
Light to moderate, mostly south
east to south, winds Partly
cloudy weather with only few
local showers mostly near the
shore today thru Friday
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llereuo n (.
NOTICE ny Fertilization
To Loretta T.. Metras,
Franklin street
Ntno0Ski Vermont
You are her, hy notified that 4
BIN Of Complaint fer Divorce has
been filed against you. by the
plaiut{ff and you are hereh '
REQUIRED 80 serve q copy Of your
Answer 20 the Bill 81 Complaint on
ths plaintiffs attorney, and file
she original Answer IN the office
ot the Clcrk vi the Circuit court
on or before August 18th. a, j..
1861. in default Of " hich the BIN
az Complaint wiil ee taken as CON
Dafed al Key West. Florida. THE
July nth, A. II. 1851
fSeaD tzd1 Earl r ADAMS.
Clerk 81 the Circuit Court,
Monroe County Florida.
tedl RAYMOND r. LORD,
D. as !5oX 14s.
Key " est, Florida,
Attorney for the Plaintiff.
July I2-I9-2s. aug ., 1881
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50-L.sgal Notices
fCausInaeAR
NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS
NAME STANIrT,E

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
that the undersigned, desiring to
engage Ia business under the fic-
tiFiouS name OF Twins Garage, "
1880 nuvaI Street, Key West. Flor
sda, intends 20 register the said fic-
titIous name with the Clerk of the
Circuit Court Of Monroe County,
Florida
Dated IuiyiI, 1851.
PETER ESTENOZ.
ANTONIO ESTEN0Z.
Sole Owners
july l2-l9-26; Aug 2,l95i
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4l-Boats and Motors

FIVE shrimp rrawlers In excel
lent condition. powered with
los HIP. diesel motors. Fully
equipped, including nets ready 10
fish. viii sell cheap. Make us an
offer2 Phone. wire or write. King
Shrimp Company, Brunswick,
Ca P. o. Box 272. Phone 326.
july17-tf
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Tides
Naval BRa@
TOMORROW
EI@b

600
ADDITIONAL TIDE DATA
Reference Station: Key West
Time oSl Height Of
Station. Tide high watss
Bahia Honda
(hridgel oh ION 30 II
No Name Key
(eass endl ---4-zh 20m
Boca Chica
SANDY Ptl oh 40n
Caldes Channel
north end --t2h 1oEn fla n
s--l--Minus sign: Correction
TO be subHacted.
(+)-Plus sign: Corrections
be adasA
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NOTICE USDnR FICTITIOUS

NAME STATtTE
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
that the undersigned, desiring to
engage in business under the fic-
titlouS name of Key West Motor
COMPANY 5i4 Greene Street. Key
West. Florida. int nds 10 register
the said fictitio0s name with the
CLERK Of the Circuit Court Of Mon
roe County, Florida
Dated JuiylI. 1881.
PETER ESTENOZ.
ANTONIO ESTENOZ.
sole owners
july I2-ls-26; Aug 2.195l
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Transportation
48Homemakers

THERE'S q little bit of charm in
every bad little room. Well
chosen slip covers and draperies
will make the most of it. Caro-
line Shop. 223 Ann ST, specializes
in fabrics for problem furniture
and wall colorS. julyl7-3 81
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20-Musical instruments

UPRIGHT piano, prime condition.
Oil paintings, Art Objects
Books. See Mr. Weatherford. 629
Caroline Street. lulyl7-6tx
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NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS
NAME &TATslTTh

NURAtE NNEIFN NNAAIAIULs
NAME STATUTE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the undersigned,s desiring 10 engage
In business under the Fictitious
name nf Twins t'sed Car Lot" l2o0
DuvM Street, Key West. Florida,
intends TO register the said fig-
titioHS name With The CLERK Of the
Circuit Cont of Monroe County,
Florida.
Dated July II. 1851
PETER ESTENOZ,
ANTONIO ESTENOZ.
Sole owners.
July l2-t9-26; Aug 2.I95l
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Weather Conditions Fer The
Tropical Atlantic. Caribbean Sea
And The Eastern Gulf OF Mexico
There is still no evidence of
any disturbance. Local shower
activity has increased slightly in
the western Caribbean but they
are at minimum elsewhere.
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N THE CIRCUIT COURT or THE
SENTEENTft JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
or THE STATE OF FLORIDA,
IN AND FoR MONROE COUNTY.
~ CAANCEHT.
Case Ne. f%-NaS
NAOMI BUTLER
Complainant.
vs.. DIN0FtC &c
FRANK BCTLER.
Defendant.
NOTICE nv PUBLICATION
TO: FRANK BUTLER,
I2G south 4th St.
Richmond, Virginia.
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that suit for divorce has been filed
against YOU herein and you are re-
oatred 10 serve a copy OF Sonr m -
syTer on attorney for the Complain
amt and file the original thereof
WITH she CLERK Of the Court on or
before August 6th. 1851, otherwise
Decree PRO Confesso Will be en-
tered against You.
DATED 81 Key West, Monroe
County. Florida. this sra day OF
July. a. u. 1851
(Circuit Court ~
t9erR Circuit Court,
By. Kathleen SottaEe,
Deputy Clerk.
WILLIAM V. ALBURf,
s0s Whitehead Street,
KEY west, Florida.
Attorney for Complainant.
5uIs-l2-ls2s.ls5
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9-Female Hslp Wanted

WAITRESS and bur maid wanted
Apply in person. Brown Derby
Bar, 60l Whitehead jullyl9 -3tx
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REPORT

Key West, Fla, July 10, 1851
Observations taken at City Office,
800 AM. EST
TnenrernturAM
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MAN 10 wash cars, Apply Ma
Varro's Inc. julyl7-5t
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N THE CIRCUIT Court or THE
SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL. CIRCUIT
az THE STATE or FLORIDA,
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
IN CHANCEltY. 49,
ss SsAss. %akse - t{sfsTs a sassr.
n 4a5al tffk
vS IyS%nR L M
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Helanve Humidity At $500 A.M.
$50
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To Rent
s---Male Help Wanted
(COntinuedl

MEN to do paper salvage work.
Steady work, Call Room 403.
La Concha. julyl74tx
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Barometer lsea Lsvell $500 AN
M l g q ~ Z 3 I gig 1; i,
Evening star., 1951-10-14
QUIZ FOR HUSBANDS
by Dick Ashbaugh

This writer takes a test
to find out how happy his
home life is - but the
questions are too tough
r Usually when I encounter one
- of my wife's favorite maya
zines, l lift my hat politely and
tiptoe on through the book rack.
But last evening my rowing glance
skidded on a compelling article
entitled How To Tell A Happy
Husband" The essay outlined a
number of piercing questions a
wife could ask herself. Each an
swer scored 50 many points and
the accrued voltage indicated
whether she should sigh happily.
Since my wife happened to be
up the street raking leaves to earn
pin money. | decided to answer
the questions myself. Here's what
happened.
Nice Little Surprise
Question: Does he ever show his
affection by bringing home an I'M
expected little gift?
Answer: No. The one time l
tried that my bride skewered me
with an icy stare and said. What's
this for, commissioner" After
digging my toe in the hall runner,
replied hesitantly. why, moth
ing, pet. It's just an unexpected
little gift to show my affection.
I never saw the gift again. 1t was
a beautiful stuffed pheasant.
Bought it from a friend of mine.
Question: Does he cooperate
cheerfully with you in working
out family budget?
AnsWer:: The last budget dis
cussion we had went like this:
Dear" said, IF you're finished
reading the paper, I'd like to look
over our expenses ="
"Zowie!" she exclaimed. will
you just look at this sale on pepper
mills. The girls will be frantic. No
phone orders and only twenty
three to a customer. That means
we'll have to get an early start
Evening star., 1951-10-14

and we can all have lunch together.
I'll call them right now. Hand me
the telephone book, dear"
Question: Does he show pride
in your appearance by helping
you select your wardrobe?
Answer: Only yesterday
hunched in the corner of a dress
salon helping my wife select a
wardrobe. II don't believe | care
for the - er. green stuff in that
DRESS" said to the saleslady.
The stuff you refer to-" she
said. lis acetate rayon. The color
is Caribbean Seadrift, and it isn't
a dress. it suit. Would you care
for a magazine to read or a clever
little puzzle to work with your
hands,"
Question: Does he appreciate ro-
nance? Is he enthusiastic when
you plan a gay little supper party
for just the two of you?
AnsWer: Not long ago l asked
my wife. What ever happened to
romance around this wigwam?
When may expect gay little
supper party for just the two OF
us?"
Look. Lord Byron" she said,
Il have a family to cook for. If
you find it too quaint to eat at the
regular dinner hour, you'll have
to 60 hungry"
C1sax Qua. DmA
QssestioR. Does he ever give up
night out with the boys" to sit
home with you?
AtssOsv. An attempt at this sort
of tete-a-tete was a miserable
failure. No sooner had | men,
toned that would prefer has
sock at her feet to a royal flush,
than my consort turned pale and
said, well, that tears it. Here
I'd planned on waxing floors to-
night and now I'll have you track
ing all over the place. Can't you
at least go sit in the bus station?"
At this point I bolted on through
the magazine rack. | didn't even
stop to add up my score. AS a
matter of fact. don't want to
know.
Evening star., 1951-10-14

~I rs RICH n chocolaty all through,
| velvety-textured in every luscious
crumb. So easy to make-so dreamy
to eat. That man will sing out
That's for mel Music to your ears?
Then switch to Spry.
You see Spy is Homogenized-
it's pre-reamed so that your dry in
Evening star., 1951-10-14
say. MzrzAmy

gradients blend easier and quicker
with Spry than with any other kind
of shortening. And Spry is the only
type of shortening that's especially
made to mix with the liquids called
for in your cake recipes. that means
a higher, lighter cake. Try Spry
today"
Evening star., 1951-10-14

TW-Ie-il-5l
Evening star., 1951-05-07
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO. May 7 lP,,--A little nervous
selling forced grain prices down around
q cent on the Board of Trade today
Mneat was the first grain, to show a
bread cereals leadership.
Dealings were very slow at the start.
put picked up some speed during the
hrSt hour. There was no evidence of a
focusing their attention on international
developments
Wheat near the end of the first hour.
vas va % to ~ lower May S243 p corn
oreF Io"Sl May Nay s77s. soybeans 1sS un
changed, to 2 cents lower; lard > to 8
ceGts a hundred pounds lower, May 81 7,52
Main reason for the early slump was
news that the, United States Ambassador
ference with the Russian deputy foreign
minister who was described as a specialist
in Far Eastern affairs.
The news dispatches did not say what
the conference was about. but mentioned
that new diplomatic note from Russis
to the United States might be forth.
coming. On the possibility this might leac
to new Korean peace move, local traders
were not anxious grain buyers.
little export business was worked II
grain over the week end. Great Britain
was estimated to have brought four cargoe
Of hard wheat for shipment from Gulf O.
Mexico ports. That country also was be
lieved to have purchased some corn. bu
the amount was not known.
Weather generally was favorable fo
completion of oats seeding in the Midwes
over the week end. Scattered light fros
was predicted for tonight in Northeastern
portions of Kansas and Oklahoma, but thi
was not expected TO do any harm to wheat
A dispatch from Winnings said tn
Canadian prairie provinces will seed abou
! "a million acres of wheat this year, al
increase OF 100000 acres over last year.
Evening star., 1951-05-07
Steel Makers 10 Get
Data July | on Sales
|For Civilian Use
By the Associoted Press

CLEVELAND, May 7.-Steel
makers, who set a new all-time
production peak last week, will
have a clearer idea how much
steel can be sold for civilian use
after July l.
The magazine Steel, reporting
this yesterday, noted that on that
day the Governments Controlled
Materials Plan goes into effect.
Fixing last weeks output at 104
per cent of capacity or 2,079,000
net tons. Steel said:
'The authoritative answer as
to civilian supplies after July
awaits Government contractors
reports to steel control authorities
retailing their requirements.
Upon receipt of these data,
stated needs will be balanced
against production, and allot-
Iments made with an eye to their
impact on the civilian economy
Operation of GIMP is ex-
pected to be disclosed in greater
retail to steel producers and con-
sumers shortly, thus removing
some of the uncertainties in the
markets.
1T may take several weeks for
defense allotment policies to be
thoroughly worked out"
Steel said that this month de-
fense and supporting needs will
amount to about IS per cent OF
steel output, with an even larger
percentage expected in June.
Evening star., 1951-05-07
Business Briefs

Class l Railroads net income
for March was estimated at S51
million, exactly the same as in the
like month of 1850. For the first
quarters the estimates are $104
million VS.. $55 million.
General Refractories Co. an
.nounced plans for construction of
"a SO million silica refractories
manufacturing plant in Warren,
Ohio.
Jewel Tea Co. sales In 4 weeks
ended April 81 totaled $15,655, ,798,
up 1880 from 1850; for 16 weeks
ended April 81. $64,015,749, up
1850 from 1850.
Spiegel, Inc, April sales totaled
$11, ,685,333, up 3.7To from 1850;
for 4 months, $43,559,398. up 6.4%
from 1850.
G. C. Murphy Co. April sales
totaled $11,172,O65. down $40
from $780, for 4 months, SABA
1874, up 11.7T.
S. H Kress e. Co. April sales
Itotaled $11.659,897, down $3.50
from 1850; for 4 months. $48, ,564,-
908, up $50 from 1850.
Consolidated Retail Stores, Inc.
April sales totaled $2,242,858.
down 14.1% from 1850; for 4
months, $9,536,234, up 1880 from
1850
Ohio Oil Co. in 3 months ended
March 81 earned $9,O15,O64 or
I$1.37 a share VS.. $8,36O,862 or
$127 in 1850 period.
Duke Power Co. in year ended
March 81 earned $9,441 ,653 VS..
j$11, ,117,125 in 1850.
Michigan COnSOl. Gas Co. in
year ended March 81 earned ST.
196.304 VS.. $5.274.143 in 1850.
u. S. Industrial Chemicals in 10
months ended January 81 earned
$3,534,541 or $7.OS a share.
Northern States Power in 3
months ended March 81 earned
I$3,489, 1874 or Is cents share VS..
$3,347,672 or 26 cents in 1850 pc
|riod.
Ashland Oil & Refining in g
months ended March 81 earned
$3,125.173 or $158 a share VS..
81 ,990,529 or $101 in 1850 period.
Mergenthaler Linotype Co. in 81
months ended March 81 earned
81 ,209,82 or 1926 a share.
Curtis Publishing Co. in g.
months ended March 81 earned
81, 1,165 .528 or IL cents share VS..
$1,472,393 or 81 cents in 1850
period.
Federal Screw Works in O.
months ended March 81 earned
$572 ,307 or $2.72 share VS.. $685.
566 or $1.22 in 1850 period.
Intertype Corp. in months end
ed March 81 earned $327,354 orr
81 .48 a share VS.. $299,4 ,488 or $1.35
in 1850 period.
General Finance Corp. in 81
months ended March 81 earnedl
$428,507 or SO cents a share VS.
$410.752 or IS cents in 1850 period.
Evening star., 1951-05-07
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO May : up (USDAl .---Salable
hogs IL 900; slow; butchers 1925 cents
lower, with many late sales 25 cents
lower; Sows 25 cents lower; top, II 80 for
part load most g99d od and choies ts3o go
pounds; 90 22,2l ;o0 few loads .Sa,0. 3lo.
600-pound barrows and gifts, 1850; few
lots 150-lS0 pounds 9.00-2l 90: Sows
under $50 pounds 1900 90, few
1925 most 45o-600 pounds 17.00-lS.O0;
salabIe cattle. 5000; salable calves.
400; slaughter steers and heifers moderate
active: steady to so cents higher; losing
$3.50 higher COWS steady; bulls steady
to 80 cents lower: vealers about steady;
few loads prime ll5O-l .300-pound
steers. IS. 5O-40.OO bulk choice to low
prime steers. 80 JO-3S 90; most good to
low choice kinds 30 .00-35.2J; utility and
commercial steers 27.00-3l 90; few
loads prime heifers and mixed yearlines
i3T .25-37 80; most good and choice heifers
I32 00-36.25; utility to low good $500
III 80; utility and commercial cows 23.00-
I2S so; Gamers and cutters l9.00-33. 90;
utility and commercial bulls 27.00-31 80;
good TO prime vealers 34.00-3S.O0.
steady to 25 cents lower. mostly steady
ito weak; two loads around 105 pounds,
1owa-fed No. ] skin shorn lambs. 33 80;
spring lambs absent; negligible supply,
Slaughter ewes steady; wool skins - 90
down; shorn offerings 1880 and below.
Evening star., 1951-05-07
Stocks Turn Lower;
Most Losses Confined
To Fractions 10 81
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, May THE stock
market slipped into lower ground
today but there was only fair
amount of selling.
There were some drops of
around 81 but for the most part
the losses were confined to small
fractions.
Rail stocks were among those
which showed the largest losses
with Santa Fe of more than So
at one time. Southern Railway
was down as much as ST at one
point and Chesapeake & ONO
and Southern Pacific were off
fractionally. New York Central
and Pennsylvania held steady
Motors, oils and steels were on
the losing side with Bethlehem
Steel down SLIP at one time and
Chrysler off 81.
United States Steel, Republic
and Youngstown Sheet we're down
fractions. General Motors and
Studebaker were off slightly. Sim
clair, Standard Oil On. JD, Texas
Co., and Gulf all were down 25
cents to so cents at one time.
United States Rubber was down
$1.50 at one point but Goodyear
was ahead a fraction.
Allied Chemical turned from the
upside to sharp decline, as much
as SITS at one point.
On the bond market, corporate
liens tended lower by small mar
gins while Government bonds hello
steady. Trading was light.