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TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE Tuesday, October 5, 1949 17 FAIN! VA1 PBIP 1C MEANWHILE HER BHD HASN'T yy Minn imrnnSy SLEPT NI 7 1'sw 1 tt S. WEATHER BUREAU, TAMPA, FLA. foPFv i. 29.36 row 1011 loi? LJltpTr'9 30.03 I t-WW 1Q14 1029 ion iooa-v Tmpwarure Figures Show Oi 30.12 Regional Weather fyjs. svy Arrows Denote Wind Flow X'CNlx.

P''Xn Cloudy Raio -VVX lA 3003 PdrtlyOoudy Snow (J) C1r Figure Wijhout Symbol "NX 29S4 Cold Front jrr Warm Front --k- I X. Stationary Front -W- I 9j OcIuded Front -wywy QQg iqq.Q 68 29.77 29.86 P.T.S. 0CT03TS? 5, 1919' LIVESTOCK CHICAGO, Oct. 3 () (USDA) Salable hogs slow; butchers 25-50 cents, mostly 50 cents, lower; weights under 190 lb. scarce and steady: sows steady to 85 cents lower; good and choice 220-280 lb.

butchers 19.50020.00; top 20.00 for few loads choice 230-250 200-220 lb. 19.00 19.50; few 170-190 lb. 18.0019.00; good and choice sows under 350 lb. 18.50 350-400 lb. 17.75 18.50; 425-500 lb.

16.50(5)17.50; few odd heavier sows down to 16.00: good clearance. Salable cattle salable calves 500; uneven; slaughter steers and heifers steady to 75 cents higher; outlet broadest for steers and heifers grading average-good and better; cows steady to 25 cents higher; bulls 25-50 cents higher; vealers steady; top 34.50 for load high-choice 1115 lb. steers; several loads 33.75 34.00: bulk good and choice fed steers and yearlings 27.00 33.50: common to "low-good kinds 17.0026.50; load choice 975 lb. heifers 31.00; two loads 30.50; most good and choice heifers 26.00 30.00; bulk common and medium beef cows 14.25 16.50; good cows 17.00 18.50; canners and cutters 12.00 14.50; medium and good sausage bulls 17.5019.25; vealers 28.00 down; stockers and feeders steady to strong; medium to choice feeding steers and yearlings 19. 008 24.50.

Salable sheep 3000; generally steady on all classes; top native lambs 23.75; load choice approximately 100 lb. locally fed shorn lambs 24.00: most good and choice native lambs 23.00a23.75; choice Colo-rados unsold, held well above 24.00; most slaughter ewes 7.009.5O. THOMASVTLLE, Oct. 3 (IP) (USDA) Livestock arrivals totaled 450 cattle, 350 calves and 1000 hogs at eight major packing plants at Albany, Columbus, Moultrie, Thomasville, and Tifton, Dothan, and Jacksonville and Tallahassee, Fla. Hog prices were mostly steady.

Composite quotations at the eight plants for soft and semi-hard hogs were as follows: Good and choice barrow and gilts, 180-240 17.00 17.50, and a few lots of mixed semi-hard and hard-finished hogs quoted at 18.00 at one or more plants. Medium grade, 180-240 were 16.50 17 Art- r.n4 040 OT Ik. 1 KO 9 17.00; over 270 15.50 9 16.50. Weights from 160-180 lbs. were 16.251?? 16.75, and a few closely sorted.

17.00. Medium grade of these weights were 15.75516. 25. Me dium to choice grade, 140-160 were 14.00 15.50, and medium and good, 120-140 12.0O13.00. Medium and good sows were 12.50 14.50.

In the Georgia-Florida-Alabama direct marketing area, all classes were slow and the undertone was steady to weak compared with last week's close. Good grain-fed slaiiRhter steers and heifers weighing from 500-900 lbs. or more were 21.50 24.00, while medium grass and short fed kinds sold for 17.5022.00. Common grass-ers brought from 15.50 18.50, and canner and cutter steers and heifers and bulls from 12.00 17.00. Chicago Grain i I STAY RIGHT HERE jj Jij Cold Front A boundary lino bstwsan cold air and a mas of warmer air, under which the cooler air pushes like a wedge, usually advancing southward and eastward.

Warm Front A boundary between warm and a retreating wedge of colder air over which the warm air is forced as it advances, usually northward and eastward. Stationary Front An air mast boundary which shows little or no movement. Occluded Front A line along which warm air has been lifted from the earth's surface by action of opposing wedges of cold air. This lifting of the warm air often-causes precipitation along the front. Isobar (solid black tines) are lines of equal barometrio pressure nd form pressure patterns, which control air flow.

VwOT ARE M3J DOIN' ON THE HISHWAY THIS TIME NISHT, K.ID? 4 PLEASE HELP VE: MY MOTHERS AWFUL SICK IN THE CITY. AND VS MISSED THE LAST BUS! dawn 1. saw AH- Utf, MR. HO 1 THEY ARE STllWINI3YUfJr pi Wl MAPS TOGETHER if, WEt? BETTER nOTyfi I THE WEATHER WAS I- AFRAID1 THE TWO ME. EASTER CJ A ORGANIZATIONS MIGHT NOT WHY- -I THINK BATTLE PERHAPS AEElVtD F44FWrP- DP II is ALONG TOGETHER BUT I MEN OF BOTH SERVICES A CONVERSATIONAL GROUP SHALL WE STEOLL OVER? THE REBEL V.

Tvf? WHEAT Open High Low Close Dec 2.13 2.14 2.13 2.14 Mch 2.133,-i 2.15y 2.13 2. 14 May 2.07 2.10 2.07 2.09 July 1.90 1.93 1.90 1.93 COBN Dec. 1.17 1.18 1.17 1.18 Mch 1.21 May 1.21 1.23 1.21 1.23V, July 1.22 1.22 1.22 1.22 OATS Dec. 67 .68 .67 .67 Mch .66 May 63V .63 .63 .63 July .57 RYE Dec. 146 1.47 1.45 1.47 May 1.51 1.52T.50 1.52 July 1.47 1.48 1.47 1.48 SOY BEANS Nov.

2.29 2.32 2.28 2.31 Dec 2.28 2.32 2.28 2.31 Mch 2.29 2.32 2.28 2.31 May 2.26 2.29 2.26 2.29 LARD Oct 11.30 11.47 11.30 11.45 Nov. 10.70 10.80 10.60 10.77 Dec 10.67 10.90 10.67 10.85 Jan. 10.72 10.85 10.75 10.80 Mch 10.90 barrsster-siimajwsteW )n, THE WORLD WILL. NEVER BE. "TV THE.

SYME- FOR TUPPENCE JtSif ''D KCK YOUR FAT FYCE.VV-' pleasure, entlcmcn.CT work off your steam on Mr.r we is built SS GONE! CWUI 1 WAN I YUU IU THINK IT OVER GOOD, FIRST, TO MAKE SURE v- ft THERE'LL BE NO MOCTF. FIGHTING 6ET SEE COULDN'T HAVE VOU BUILDING A TUSSLE WITH TEEEY: SOME ITINERANT PURSE SNATCHERS INTO A BOOK FEDERAL you FLY-goys flap: 4 OH, 1 I DUNNO ITS A JOLT, BUT WHAT'S Fjust 7 A 9AGA HM-M "'IT WAS A AND VERY EDUCATIONAL 1 MUCH ONE CAN NATURE WHEN GEE. THAT MUST OF BEEN SOME WEDDING. GEE, VOU WERE BEST "Vl-J MAN, WEREN'T 1 BEEN IN WELL TO I AT 1 SW. King Festtrrw SyfxSraig.

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ME DUTY slTTy ASA v. 1 1 Mm BE READY gilseet Tampa Fruit and Vegetable Market These quotations reported by the State Marketing Bureau represent sales in small jobbing lots by dealers, truckers and farmers direct to retailers In Tampa the morning of Monday, Oct. 3. The jobbers" buying price would generally be a margin lower. For Information call M-2504.

FLORIDA EGGS Florida Grade A Quality Minimum weights per case: Jumbo 56 Extra Large 50Vi Large (standard) 45 Medium 39 ft Small 34 Pee Wees 28 minimum weights per dozen as shown below: ALL SALES TO RETAILERS Current Mkt. Netwt. per doz. Grade Large Medium Small KYf.ra. per doz.

24 oz. 21 oz. 18 oz. Loose In Ctns. 71 75 61 65 50 54 27 oz.

73 77 Grade AA (u. s. certified) nigner man Grade A. Grade cents less per dozen. Producers sales to wholesalers generally 4 cents per dozen less.

PRODUCERS SALES TO CONSUMERS Current Mkt. Net Wt. per doz. Grade per doz. Loose In Ctns.

Large 24 oz. 78 82 Medium 21 oz. 67 71 Small 18 oz. 56 60 Extra large 27 oz. 80 84 TAMPA POULTRY MARKET FLORIDA POULTRY PRICES Grade A Quality Per Pound (Live Weight) To To Flortda: Dresser Consumer Fryers, Bed, 2Vi lbs.

33 37 Broilers, Bed, 2-2 33 Hens: Reds, heavy, 4Vi lbs. up 33 Whites, heavy, 4 lbs. up 27 Light, under lbs 22 Boosters, old 19 DRESSED N. Y. STYLE (Feathers Off Bled) 37 37 31 26 23 10 To Florida Betailer Consumer Fryers.

Red 43 48 48 48 41 36 31 Broilers, Bed 43 Hens, Reds, heavy 43 Hens, White, heavy 36 Hens, light 31 Boosters, old 26 DRESSED AND DRAWN (Heads and FeetOff) 10 To Florida: Fryers, Bed Broilers, Bed Hens, Beds, heavy Hens, White, heavy Hens, light Boosters Betailer Consumer 53 58 53 58 51 56 46 51 40 45 32 37 NOTE: 1 Some cross breeds, and poor Quality at lower prices. 2 Poultry markets or Individuals dressine poultry and selling at wholesale or retail are classed as dressers. 3 Price to consumers is the calculated price based on sales to dressers. FRUITS Supply of fruits light; demand slow; market dull. APPLES: Northern, bu.

various varieties, 2.2533.50 AVOCADOS: 4.004.50. BANANAS: Imports, per .08. 08. LIMES: bu. lemon types, 2.00 2.50; Persian types, 3.003.50.

GRAPES Western, lugs seedless, 2.50 2.75; Tokays, 2.25&2.60. LEMONS: California, boxes 490s, 10.50. VEGETABLES Supply of vegetables light to moderate; demand slow: market generally dull. BEANS: bu. hprs.

T. Greens, 3.00 (93.50: B. 3.75; bu. hprs. Pole types, 3.754.50; Limas, bu.

5.00. BEETS: Northern, bu. 2.50. CABBAGE: Sou. or Northern, 2.00 2.25; Western, 50 lb.

sacks, 2.50. CARROTS: Western, crts. 6s, 7.00. CAULIFLOWER: N. Y.

crts. 12s, 4.00; Western, 3.25. CELERY: crts. Golden or Pascal, Oregon, Pascal, 4.50. COLLARDS: per.

doz. 2.50. CORN: Green, Western, sacks 6 3 25 CUKES: bu 4.5095.00. EGGPLANT: 2.003.00. LETTUCE: Western, L.

A. crts. Iceberg 7.50. OKRA: bu. ONIONS: Northern or Backs yellows, 2.75 3.00.

PEAS: Field, bu. 3.754.50. Western, 50 lb. hprs. Crowders, 1.75 2.00; Blackeye, 2.

PEPPERS: bu. various varieties, 2.50i3.00. POTATOES: Eastern, 100 lb. sacks whites. 3.003.25; 100 lb.

sacks Bliss, 4.50; Idaho Bakers. 100 5.25; Sweet, 2.50(8 2.78. SPINACH: bu. hprs. N.

Zealand typ. 2.50 3. 00; Northern, bu. Bloomsdale type, 2.50 SQUASH: bu. hprs.

mostly 3.00: Northern. Hubbard types, per .06. PUMPKIN: Northern, bu. 2.75. ENDIVE: 7orthern, bu.

2.50. E3CAROLE: Northern, bu. 2.00 2 25 TOMATOES Northern, Sou. or Western, crts. 40-45 3.75 50; California, lugs 6-6 and larger, 3.15f$4.C TURNIPS; per doz.

2.50 3.00. NOTE: Poorer stock of some commodities at lower prices than Quoted here. Foreign Exchange NEW YORK, Oct. 3 (IP) Closing foreign exchange rates follow (Great Britain in dollars, others in cents): Canadian dollar In New York open mar-et 9 1116 per cent discount or 90.31V U. S.

cents, up 116 of acent. Europe: Great Britain (pound) $2.804, up 116 of a cent; Great Britain 30-day futures 2.80', up 116 of a cent: 60-day futures 2.80, up 116 of a cent; 90-day futures 2.81, up 116 of a cent; France (franc) .0028, up 116 of a cent: Italy (lira) .0016, unchanged; Sweden (krona) 19.40. unchanged; Switzerland (franc) (free) 23.21, up .03 of a cent. Latin America: Argentina (free) 11.50, no comparison; Brazil (free) 5.50, un-csanged: Mexico 11.57, unchanged. Trend of Staple Prices NEW YORK, Oct.

3 The Associated Press weighted wholesale price Index of 35 commodities today declined to 159.04. Previous day 159.07, week ago 159.10, month ago 157.12, year ago 181.17. 1949 1948 1947 1946 High 177.37 208.14 207.94 169.72 LOW 150.05 176.70 164.05 112.02 (1926 average equals 100.) GREAT EXPERIENCE AM HOW LEARN ABOUT HUMAN WORKING; THE rcci-H-A-i ri" vw.vt i tww eu FOR YEARS IN A I BRSTtl WE WESTERN Tom-PRETTY30TTA PAY AH, WELL" NOW ROCKY FOR THE LOOT, EH? ALLTH'QRUB'- Investment Companies NEW YORK, Oct. 3. (IP) (National Association Securities Dealers.

Inc.) Aeronaut sec 4.83 Affiliated Inc 3.81 5.31 4.12 xAmerex Hold 30.25 31.75 4.00 7.49 15.17 2.375 96.06 17.81 16.61 18.71 36.97 14.66 5.96 14.36 7.75 1.58 27.38 18.56 26.59 1.92 28.50 5.39 14 95 51.25 5.05 7.09 5.91 5.81 7.59 6.50 9.47 4.92 7.47 7.82 7.14 9.35 8.35 5.80 8.00 5.48 8.40 2.54 3.60 4.38 4.67 4.94 6.23 4.57 1.80 22.13 8.57 .81 1.15 12.74 26.17 8.00 28.60 24.26 17.09 9.72 16.34 22.40 28.60 15.30 11.45 4.71 4.86 3.31 3.96 3.21 3.88 4.67 3.94 7.67 27.65 12.61 Am Bus Shrs 3.69 Axe nougnton sa 6.93 Axe Houghton Fd 13,96 Blair Hold 2.00 Bond Inv Tr Am 92.22 Boston Fund Inc 20.17 Broad St Inv 15.36 Bullock Fund 17.08 Century Shrs Tr 34.38 Chemical Fund 13.55 Comwlth Invest 5.48 Delaware Fund 13.14 Diversified Tr 6.68 Dividend Shrs 1.44 Eat St How Bal Fd 25.61 Eat How Stk 17.36 Fidelity Fund Inc 24.60 Finan Ind Fd 1.76 xFirst Boston Corp 26.75 First Mutual Tr Fd 4.86 Fund Investors Inc 13.64 Gen Capital Corp 47.66 Gen Investors Tr 4.71 Group Sec Agricultural 6.46 Group Sec Automobile 5.38 Group Sec Aviation 5.29 Group Sec Building 6.92 Group Sec Chemical 5.92 Group Sec Electric 8.64 Group Sec Foods 4.48 Group Sec Fully Arira 6.81 Group Sec Gen Bond 7.14 Group Sec Ind Men 6.51 Group Sec Inst Bond 8.91 Group Sec Investing 7.62 Group Sec Low Priced 5.28 Group Sec M'chandisins 7.30 Group Sec Mining 4.99 Group Sec Petroleum 7.66 Group Sec RR Bond 2.30 Group Sec RR EQUip 3.27 Group Group Group Group Sec BR Stock 3.98 4.25 Sec Steel Sec Tobacco Sec Util 4.50 5.68 4.23 1.66 20.47 7.81 .73 1.04 24.08 7.30 27.36 22.23 15.65 8.90 14.98 20.53 14.02 10.49 4.31 4.43 3.00 3.59 2.91 3.52 4.24 3.57 7.00 25.58 Howe Plan Fd Income Found Fd Incorp Investors Instl Sh Ltd: Avia Instl Sh Ltd: Bank Instl Sh Ltd: Insur Instl Sh Ltd: Stks Bds Investment Co Am Invest Tr Bost Keystone Custodn Bl Keystone Custodn B2 Keystone Custodn B3 Keystone Custodn B4 Keystone Custodn Kl Keystone Custodn K2 Keystone Custodn SI Keystone Custodn S2 Keystone Custodn S3 Keystone Custodn S4 Knickerbocker Fund Manag Fd: Auto Manag Fd: El Equip Manag Fd: Non Ferr Manag Fd: Paper Manag Fd: Petrol Manag Fd: Steel Manhat Bond Fund Mass Invest Tr Mass Invest 2d Fd Ino Mutual Fd Bos Mutual Invest Nation Wide Bal Fd Natl Investors Natl Sec Ser-Bond Sec Ser-Low Bd See Ser-Pref Stk Sec Ser-Income Sec Ser-Stock Sec Ser-Ind Stk Sec Ser-Low Stk Sec Ser-Selected Sec S-Speculative New England Fund Stocks Agricul Stks Automobile Stks Aviation Stks Bldg Supply Stks Chemical Stks Divers Indus Stks Divers Inv Stks Div Pfd Stk Stks Elec Equip Stks Merchand Stks Metals Stks Oils Stks Pac Cst Stks Railroad Stks RR Equip Stks Steel Putnam (Gi Fund Repub Inv Fund Selected Am Sh' Sharehldrs Tr Sovereign Inv State Street Invest Television Fd Trusteed Industry Shrs Union Bond Fd A Union Bond Fd Union Bnnd Fd Union pf Stk Fd Union com Stk Fd United Income Fd Wellinkton Fund Whitehall Fund 11.66 13.26 13.85 13.34 8.59 6.60 5.78 6.27 4.00 4.41 5.45 3.32 3.34 2.74 14.52 9.11 5.68 6.48 7.77 10.24 3.72 10.34 9.76 7.46 10.15 7.76 16.15 10.50 4.67 5.73 7.28 14.73 2.21 10.13 19.50 5.60 49.50 9.17 .64 20.95 17.41 5.79 18.25 6.84 9.03 17.24 15.86 14.32 9.29 7.21 6.32 6.85 4.38 4.82 5.96 3.63 3.65 2.99 15.57 9.98 6.22 7.10 8.52 11.27 4.08 11.33 10.70 8.18 11.12 8.50 17.70 11.51 5.12 6.28 7 98 15.84 2.43 10.96 21.00 6.13 52.50 9.99 .72 18.52 9.82 18.82 17.05 Asso- Quotations furnished by National ciation of Securities Dealers. Inc which states they do not necessarily reflect actual transactions or firm bids or offers but should indicate approximate prices, and unless otherwise indicated, are as quoted by the sponsors or issuers. (x Irdicates "Not quoted by sponsors or U. S. Gov't Bonds NEW YORK.

Oct. 3. (Over-the- counter u. s. Government Donas (prices quoted in dollars and thirty-seconds) Treasury x2s 51-49 Dec.

3ys 52-49 2V2S 53-49 X2s 52-50 Mch x2s 52-50 Sept. 52-50 xlVaS 50 2S 54-51 x2s 53-51 3s 55-51 24s 53-51 x2s 55-51 x2Vbs 54-52 x2s 54-52 X2'S 55-52 x2s 54-52 Dec. 2s 55-53 2'As 56-54 2is 60-55 x2MiS 58-56 x2's 59-56 2s 59-56 2S 63-58 X2VS 62-69June X2'S 62-59DEC. 2s 65-60 x2Vas 67-62 X21as 68-63 x2'-is 69-64 x2'is 69-64Dec. x2VaS 70-65 x2Vas 71-66 x2 ns 72-67 June Bid 100.9 100.16 100.12 100.14 100.28 101.18 100.15 103.6 101.20 104.5 103.1 101.26 103.5 102.

102.20 102.9 103.30 105.30 109.10 106.5 104.26 110.16 111.18 102.25 102.25 113.3 105,4 104 16 104.3 103.31 103.27 103.24 103. 105.20 Asked N.C. Yld. .38 100.10 100.17 100.13 100.15 100.29 101.20 100.16 103.8 101.22 104.7 103.3 101.28 103.7 102.2 102.22 102.11 104.2 106.2 109.14 106.7 104.28 110.20 111.22 102.27 102.27 113.7 105.6 104.18 104.5 104.1 103.29 103.26 103.2 105.22 103.2 .30 .32 .94 1.03 .77 1.08 .81 1.12 ,80 .82 1.13 1.16 1 22 1.23 1.25 .88 .92 1.08 1.48 .1 .1 1.51 1.15 1.32 1.92 1.94 1.46 2.03 2.12 2.16 2.18 2.19 2.22 2.28 .1 .1 .1 .1 .1 .1 .1 1 but x2as 72-67Sept. X2M.S 72-67 Dec.

2.11 103. 2.29 (x) Subject to federal taxes not to state income taxes. Dividends Declared NEW YORK. Oct. (IP) Stk.

of Per. Rec'd 10-15 11-18 10-7 10-20 10-14 Payable 11- 1 12- 1 10- 18 11- 1 11-1 Regular Freiman Ltd MidWest Abras Nat Stamping Outlet Co Adams-Millls Rate .121 .05 .05 1.25 .50 U. S. Treasury Notes NEW YORK. Oct.

3. Prices quoted in yields: Aprx. Bid Asked Yid.z xApril 1 1950 1.07 1.05 .65 (x) Subject to federal taxes but not to state income taxes. (z) Approximate yield less tax. Tampa Hourly Temperature 1 A.M.......72 P.M.

.86 2 A.M 71 3 A.M 71 4 A.M. 71 5 A.M ..72 6 A.M.......73 7 A.M 73 8 AM 75 9 A.M.......79 10 A.M 81 11 A.M 84 84 P.M.... P.M.... ..86 ..85 ...85 ...84 ..81 ,..78 ,..77 P.M... P.M....

6 P.M.... 7 P.M.... 8 P.M.... 9 P.M.... 10 P.M....

11 P.M... TIDES AND SUN Oct. 4, 1949: Sun rises 6:24 A. sets 6:13 P. M.

Moon rises 5:11 P. sets 4:11 A. M. High tide 1:02 A. M.

and 12:29 P. M. Low tide 6:20 A. M. and 6:59 P.

M. Tides are for Tampa Bay Base, St. Petersburg. Tidal differences earlier than Tampa Bay Base, in hours and minutes: Anclote Key Light, Anna Maria, Ari-peka, Bayport, Sarasota Point, Bradenton, Corey Causeway, Boca Ceiga Bay, S. Boca Grande, Dunedin, Egmont Key, 2:25: Palma Sola, Punta Bassa, Cedar Keys, 0:20.

Tidal differences later than Tamp Bay Base, in hours and minutes: Bay view, OldJ uoj) ji tocuuuu laiauu'i Punta Gorda, Fort Myers, 2:35. Tide heights will be found In C. G. Survey Tide Tables. NEWS OF RECORD BUILDING PERMITS Total: 27.

Total involved in consrtuction $10,815. Total involved this month: $18,000. First Baptist Church, corner Plant and Lafayette, general repairs to church, Dennis C. Paedae. 808 West Alfred erect six rooms and bath, $4000.

W. O. Rackley, 406 East Florabraska addition on rear of dwelling. $300. Tony P.

Greco, 2513 Cherry erect awemng porcn, $115. J. R. Mynatt, 1508 Lamar re-pair dwelling porch. S50.

J. P. Young, 5116 Nebraska general repairs 10 aweinng, $su. J. H.

Chastain. 902 West Cass paint restaurant interior. $100. M. J.

Lema, 706 East Patterson paint dwelling exterior trim, $25. Hattie Larry, 805 Kay repair dwelling roof. $25. Jim Minton, 3126 35th move wash house, $50. James H.

Morris, 3012 Highland general repairs to dwelling and garage, $75. Lula Martinez. 2306 2nd repair dwelling porch, $100. Louis Sastre, 209 18th erect open car shed. $90.

tiia HiDDs, ice west re- roor part of dwelling, $45. G. Gonzalez, 2612 16th repair store roof, $40. J. a.

Holton, 109 East North gen eral repairs ana paint dwelling exterior, $230. Pentecostal Holiness Church, 2803 Tampa reroof parsonage, $75. Jose R. Hernandez, 2420 Durham paint dwelling exterior, $50. Mable M.

Hendrickson. 1303 Bermuda paint part of dwelling exterior, $25. Edward Gnffis, 2221 7th paint pari oi restaurant interior ana exterior, $20. A-. Vara s.

2920 Ybor paint dwelling exterior. $75. A. J. Smetzer, 106 West Ross paint dwelling roof, $35.

Max Gonzalez. 2111 15th repair dwelling porch, $50. Charles Nichols, 405 East Cayuga reroof dwelling, $450. Lloyd Jordan, 712 West Fribley in stall asDestos simng on dwelling, 5490. B.

L. Yates. 408 East Virginia general repairs to dwelling. $50. Capt.

E. W. Myers, 1707 Grand Central replace sills In store. $200. CIRCUIT COURT Suits Filed National Sales Co.

vs. Luther M. Keene, et al, damages. Tillman and Mc-Erven, attorneys. Bessie E.

Underberg, et vir vs. Winn and Lovett Grocery damages. Cdachman and Campbell, attorneys. Irma Pyatt Stephens vs. William L.

Stephens, divorce. Martin and Martin, attorneys. Allan Wells and Agnes Wells vs. Ches ter L. smith, et al, mortgage foreclosure.

Sells, attorney. Katherine J. Mandese vs. Jimmie A. Mandese, divorce.

Charles N. Tucker, attorney. Samuel Allen White vs. Louise Hoover White, divorce. Billie B.

Bush, attorney. Dorothy Louise Enslow vs. Walter L. Enslow, divorce. Martin and Martin, at torneys Columbia Restaurant of Tampa.

Inc. et al Restaurant vs. Local No. 104 Hotel and Employees, Injunction. Brown, attorneys.

Brown and John Rufus Harrison vs. Jamie Frances Harrison, divorce. Charles W. Bryan, at torney. Orders and Decrees Lorene W.

Dyal vs. Gerald M. Dyal, divorce. Amparo Generosa Frantz vs. Bobert Henry Frantz, order of dismissal.

Bernice Chastain Fadial vs. William radial, divorce. Lude Goodson vs. Fred Goodson, order mociitying final decree. Confidential Loan and Mortgage Co.

vs. William C. Rosebud, final judgment. Buford Price vs. Eunice Juanita Price, divorce.

Inez Gill vs. George P. Earnest W. Denham vs. ham, order of dismissal.

Evelyn Kinru Leonard Gill, divorce. Hattie M. Den- vs. Dallas Leopard, order of dismissal Marriage License Applications Felino Cabrera, 53, 2518 Green and Marceila May Harp, 43, 1002 East Lam- oriant St. Clyde T.

Cantrell, 37, Blue Bidge, and Nena A. Hyatt, 40, Copperhill, Tenn. Rolland Stafford Freeman, 21, Sara sota, ana vera Hope Alder, 19, 2812 St. Francis St. Sam Harris Goodrich, 23 3003 Euclid Blvd.

and Sally Lee Babin, 21, St. Petersburg. Edward H. Posey, 29, Largo and Mary Ann Steer. 24, Rt.

4. Box 737 D. Thomas Jefferson Hall, 21, Bt. 2, Box 207 and Lucille Bewis, 17, 3705 East Wilder St. William David Webster, 21, Rt.

4, Box 912 and Dorothy Tyree Stevens, 25, 718 North A St. Io Gordon Barney, 46, Hlllsboro Hotel and Alma M. Miller. 37, 3518 Obispo St. Anselmo Edmundo R-amos.

24. 2601 21st St. and Margaret Oribuela, 23, 2601 21st St. Charles Edward Martin, 28, St. Peters burg and Charlie Frances Mulllns, 35, St.

Petersburg. Polk County BARTOW, Oct. 3. (Special) The fol lowing court transactions were recorded here: CIRCUIT COURT Suits Filed George W. GambHl, et al, vs.

H. S. Al ward, civil action, damages $2000. Orders and Decrees Dorothy Jean Lawrence vs. L.

C. Lawrence, final decree divorce. "Jane Van Petten Christensen vs. Theodore A. Christensen.

final dpcree divorce. COUNTY COURT Marriage Licenses Arthur Augustus Dickson 58. Winter Hnven, and Hilda Bosina Hill, 47, Winter Haven. Stephen Emmett Bryant, 52, Auburn-dale, and Mozella Cole, 53, Auburndale. Probate William H.

Shafer, deceased, order admitting exemplified copies of probate proceedings. Hattie Boles, deceased, order designating person. Olive E. Bowand, deceased, order appointing administrator. DEER COLLISION SPOKANE, Wash.

(U.P.) Charles Clifford, 22, suffered serious injuries when his motorcycle collided with deer on a road In northern Idaho. i AAMM YjT SOME GUVS HAVE A THAJjy- Cash Grain ST. LOUIS, Oct. 3 VP) Wheat, 23 cars, sold 2, No. 2 hard 2.142.144.

Corn, 42 cars, sold 17, No. 1 yellow 1.33y, No. 2 yellow 1.28Va 1.31V4. No. 3 yellow 1.23Vb1.27, No.

4 yellow 1.21, No. 5 yellow 1.17 1.20, sample grade yellow 1.081.172. Oats, 16 cars, sold none. Negroes on Jury MACON, Oct. 3.

(U.R) Three Negroes today served on a Bibb superior trial jury In a divorce case involving a white couple in what was believed the first time a Negro has served on a trial jury here. Negroes have been members of jury panels be fore, however, and there frequently are Negro members of grand juries. Cuba will use the proceeds of 15 lottery drawings this year for con struction of side roads throughout the island. LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT STATEMENT OF THE OWNERSHIP, MANAGEMENT, AND CIRCULATION REQUIRED BY THE ACT OF CONGRESS OF AUGUST 1912, AS AMENDED BY THE ACTS OF MARCH 1933, AND JULY 3, 1946 (39 U. S.

C. 233) Of TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE published Daily and Sunday at Tampa. Florida, for October 1, 1949. 1. The names and addresses of the pub-lisaer, editor, managing editor, and business managers are: Name Address Publisher J.

C. Council, Tampa, Florida. Editorial Director R. D. Lambright, Tampa Florida.

Managing Editor V. M. Newton, Tampa, Florida. Assistant Editor C. W.

Johnson, Tampa, Florida. 2. The owner is: THE TRIBUNE COMPANY, Tampa, Fla. (A corporation). David Tennant Bryan.

Stewart Bryan, B. Keith Kane, Trustees UW of John Stewart Bryan (deceased); D. Tennant Bryan; Stewart Bryan, D. Tennant Bryan, John Stewart Bryan and R. Keith Kane.

Trustees; Douglas S. Freeman A. W. Curry, Thomas Pickney and R. Keith Kane, Executors and Trustees, all of Richmond, Amanda Bryan Kane, New York City; Alexina E.

Thomason; Elizabeth Thomason Griffin; J. A. Griffin, Elizabeth Griffin; Emory Griffin, all of Chicago, J. C. Council; J.

S. Minis; Josephine E. Mims; H. L. Mims; B.

1. Simmons and lone Lister Simmons; E. D. Lambright; George P. Webb, all of Tampa.

Fla. 3. The known bondholders, mortgagees, and other security holders owning or holding 1 percent or more of total amount of bonds, mortgages, or other securities are: None. 4. The two paragraphs next above, giving the names of the owners, stockholders, and security holders, if any, contain not only the list of stockholders and security holders-a they appear upon the books of the company but also, in cases where the stockholder or security holder appears upon the books of the company as trustee or la any other fiduciary relation, the name of the person or corporation for whom such trustee is acting, is given; also that the said two paragraphs contain statements embracing affiant's full knowledge and belief as to the circumstances and conditions under which stockholders and security holders who do not appear upon the books of the company as trustees, hold stock and securities in a capacity other than that of a bona fide owner; and this affiant has no reason to believe that any other person, association, or corporation has any intrest direct or indirect in the said stock, bonds, or other securities than as so stated by him.

5. The average number of copies of each issue of this publication sold or distributed, through the mails or otherwise, to paid subscribers during the 12 months preceding the date shown above was: (This information is required from daily, weekly, semiweekly and triweekly news-113 343 only' Sunday 3. C. COUNCIL, Publisher. Sworn to and subscribed before me this 3rd day of October, 1949.

(SEAL) DOLORES A. VEGA. (My commission expires-January 9, 1952) NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW Public notice is hereby given that the undersigned intends to register with the Clerk of Circuit Court of Hillsborough County, Florida, pursuant to chanter No. 20953, Laws of Florida, Acts of 1941 Legislature, the fictitious name to-wit; Rod's Radio Service; under which he is engaged in the radio accessories and repair business at 4802 Nebraska Tampa, Florida. Dated October 3, 1949.

JULIO RODRIGUEZ Owner NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS xj NAME LAW Public notice is hereby given that the undersigned intends to register with the Clerk of Circuit Court of Hillsborough portff. pursuant to chapter No. 209o3, Lawsf Florida, Acts of 1941 Legislature, the fictitious name to-wit: Evelyn Bel Mar Beauty Salon; under which she Is engaged in the beauty salon business at 4201 El Prado Tampa, Florida. Dated Sept. 19, 1949.

MRS. EVELYN M. KELLEMS Owner eweaving- Prompt Service On Mail Orders BURHS TEARS MOTH HOLES MIKE'S CLEANERS 3-HOUR SERVICE 914 TAMPA ST. PH. 2-301 IS Amdim the following TAKE OFF 7 a SON.

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