Star Tribune from Minneapolis, Minnesota • Page 17

MIDWEST EXCHANGE I 1J I Dr. J. M. McLaren, 'MINNEAPOLIS MORNING TRIBUNS W7. i7 is 1 is a tAPuUnon rf ie'r it tMiLvirti-mN iTi tne At the ciute Monday, Taconite Plant to Be Operating) I I nil rnH At UY LIIU Ul I VUI By JOHN A.

VH KI.AM) MhliiiJiHiils Inliuur Mill rttrr Oliver imn division of United States Steel Corp. ex-1 peris to have its experimental wheat Gains; firm at the Minneapolis market Monday while nth er Krail1 continued easy. Volume of trade was liht. Wheat contracts closed 1 to 1 1' ceillS 3 busilti l)ell('l' Oil fail' K00'1 ('ash (l'niand while oats 'lippori mil. May fell 2 anfi fax deliveries closed Hogs Are Even; Cattle Steady t.M Mil I KI I I ll'I'IS I allli- Calvis 1 li.es slurp 4 Mill fa HI IKMI im i iihi -in i i-in i.i', 9 Yf- ai'l XI K-l-W l.UH 1 Hogs held steady at $22 top in the livestock market at South St.

Paul Monday, the I'nited States department of agriculture reported. Slaughter steers and heifers sold oil cents higher at $21.73 top for a load of prime offerings. All other classes were steady to strong. Slaughter lambs were to j.Vi cents higher, the best price resting at $22.77) top. Slaughter ewes were scarce.

A'Piiev 1P(4 Hfliirii M'J "it He: 1 nai.pi nt. "i 1 1-3 i 1 CI Ii -ui If i an, ii, iTiHn nn 1 -l 1 -iniih mhii Bait nn in Inn si i i im -Jin, I'l od ii i IPs' I) at 4 V-r I li.r 4 Jl 1" 1" 1" Mxlini Xt N.t Mi I', CI' 13V- Nt.r'lie.t Brtlli- 17" singer il.ill lull 'i's KKiiman 3 'ipilniar Pi-td P' 3'1 3t, SlKll. -fll steel Kin K3 ..) P. r.r Cent in1, 'i11 i- utih-m i' it titMirt IS'. 1 a' 1011 x-U '-'i i.

-mi. "i I' V. A Ii'tl i. 1 1'. 'A V- i' it Pioneer Woman Physician, Dies Services fin 1 r.

ieanette M. Mel i en, VY. Klliot a cicte, pioneer St. I'aul phssician ho i Sunday, will be held at ni. Wednesday 1 a pier Raiid mortuary.

St. Paul. Dr. McLaren was a general pract it inner I Is i St. Pa ul ui f) about oil eat before retiring in Pi.TT.

A i Ur. retiring she moved to Minneapolis. She was an emei us iiinu-ber of the t'nivrisiiv of Mn alumni association. She bad been a member of the American Medical association, the Minnesota Medical as- ociation, and 'ountv Medici After mnvin: lie became a the a si iciel v. to Minneapolis inemhi'i' of thi' C.race Presbyterian church.

Silo Group Plans Storage Campaign Local Stocks l.rd i l.i! in 11 aif April Newsboys Tour City Canada, Tribune wi-re Minneapolis Monday for a tour ot the city's major i 1 1 is and other points of interest. Shattuck, 11. (K it) and Rrian McTaggart, 11, looked for their newspapers in the out-of-town rack at a loop news, stand. 11 '4 i i M' i I-'. IT'.

31 JJ'j 'Meanv 10 cent hotter. IIK CORN futures ruled cent lower to cent Mietter hile deliveries were 1 to 1 rents easier. In the rash market, piennums on spring wheat and Montana winter wheat advanced a cent. Basis was unchanged on Minnesota-South Dakota inter wheat. Milling durum i climbed 2 cents a huMiel.

Hums was steady on ordinary and ret! durum, also on cash corn, oats, rve and flaxseed. Till) LOW of No 2 ex tra heavy oats was down 1 -cent. Soybean premiums closed steady to 2 rents higiici. nominal. As for barley, price ranges were steady but better types displayed firmness.

Top of feed barley was down 3 cents bushel. GRAIN FUTURES CUJS1NC. QUOTATIONS A I 6, 111.1.1 Ml.NNKAI'ULl.S a DEATHS 111 A- N. Am la U' ii, ii Hid ol nii.v.i St. Pju: fire Ma i me INVESTMENT FUNDS l'shi quitUtmns April ti -k.

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DivniMfirit Ti DlVKloiil Slll.s Dli'Vllls K.il Hi I'd s'U Full' its Fund Mm Fd ln.i.-t luriust Kil 23 7 4 2fi HI. 13 3:. 20 M.i 7 31 30 2 117 2.) 17 in 13 A campaign lo acquaint farm-iwi11 hcIP Bulde yu "aching 1m-ers with the need for better dcastons Save OH Nfoncy during the critical dayi storage facilities for sila-e Ubrai -Open Huh CI p- Mav -w, luiv 3.1 :j.i', i 2.3i 2 2 i3l Oats-May JlliV t.JS tl'j 4 U.f .70 4 Kif- May i i i i so Hll- Mav .1 SI Sll K. .1 3 i h-, Si "7 .1 i l-V Vv INNII'Li; II if Ma :,) i I i 2 i I 'I' (ii i i i vt i j-ii Oats-May vc, Juiy Us'! V0-', .71 ,71 Hn- May .1 JO .1 .1 .1 1 la in', .1 i-i jii t-t 7'l .1 '-'1 3 3.:." 3 Hariri M-iv I 2d. 1 1 1 "0', July 1.1'.

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ippdiii: in I'liii utilHv Jit ilifHiinit laritis PRODUCE MARKETS Area Market f'minlrT pasiiic prlip nf tlip prpsinus day as rcpnrlPil by Dairy and I'tiultry Markrt i Ini'. K.l.s iliadp A II. A oip 3s liiadp A 27c cradr uniad'd iii'mi'li'l riu I I nv ii. as. ii ai.s iiiint hpiu l.tni 14.

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I 'FtPrPtpts 2 dass 70 psalp rrl built IllKllT tnrll 92 A A IrPsil 4'. I ar. M'll t)l 111 I IO MlU.Vi'.Sl ft t.lt.r. Fanes hrass'A. 1 sr.l 1 1,1 (I, u.ii 1 cil.

tent 1 ep 1, is 4i-4i 13 I' 1 Whites Fain PlliP pslia 1 laivr 33c its 31 laney -sua 1 medium Briiutis Kiin ln a 331 fancy em i iarr ext. a i nifdium jl NKARRY hltrs Kxtra nr in a vvta rights mrdnims Tiiit', puilrts '17c Brow ns a fancy lira vyr.ji its 54f; "1 pull'! 5 ti I.I 'I'l'RKI. chHint9. lKl.SSl TI RKKYS Bf lJ.vii:r tthttrs yniiug fi-10 lb. 17-I9c; far ct-ir-rn land nnrthwp.slPi lirfiur, frny.pn, diy packfil vf.unj; Ut-lf) lbs 41 -4 a.

vi'Ullj; t''ullh 1-26 lbs 40-4 U- ihs and nvrr 4.V4?;c. MORALE IKtl.lHNfiS Bi I 3 1.693,376 2, IS. GRAIN MOVEMENT UK.H CAR) MIIVF.Mlvr Suburb Forms Taxpayer Group The Rohbinsdale Taxjiav ei s' asi 1 1 a est ahiislic Monday nigli: at a ineeimg at the lire hall, Thomas istriwn a elei ted pi esident. Mlier of fi. errs aie Jilcy i 0 president Mrs hur lot hum, sci i and Ruder! Winger, ti easurer.

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Masl. I Sian my trial -tiait my nidi suiiscripiiun your with next Monday's sArekiy service issue ami rusn my mj.L3 copy ot "Where Is 'the Nation Headed? Rate i fti for the next three months. I Name Tirm Srreet City 8c State I DIPtCT fOM QUB FACTOPIES TO 1HE CONSUWE A I GRt SAVINGS MINNESOTA ENVELOPE CO 80 MANUFACTURERS AMD PRINTERS Of sir ur aho foiDwft faw (OXIS 4N0 tNvnons to rvrnr fvnrost Wpls. Ctll BR 7751 PRIcr 34)1 Dependable Freight Trcnsporfation adopted Monday by tne on I crele Silo association, meeting in Minneapolis. The group, representing firms in five I'ppcr Midwest states, said vast amounts of feed spoils every year because of improper storage.

Other speakers at the meeting included State Sen. Ernest Anderson, Wadena, and O. W. Severance, Des Moines, Iowa. N.

D. Jury Will Get Gambling Case Today BISMARCK, N. D. U'P) Testimony was completed Mori- ciav in tne letierai rfambpnf? con spiracy trial of North Dakota Attorney Ocneral Elmo Chris-lianson ainl two St. Raul men.

Closing arguments to the jury wiil he made this alter which the court will charge jurors. The youthful attorney en-eral and Allen Nilva and Her man I'aster are accused of conspiring to bring gambling devices into North Dakota. Kingsley Murphy Estate Tops Million The estate of the late Kings ley II. Murphy, 1S21 Logan ave-I nue was listed as in excess of $1.000, (HIO when it was ad- milted to probate Monday in Hennepin county probate court. Kxeeuiors of the a Which was listed as mainly ra-idio and newspaper stock, are I i 1 Murphy, the Northwestern National Bank, Clarence J.

Mulrooney, i liillJ Summit avenue, St. Paul. Driver Arrested Fame! C. Hart. 3 fr." Weeks avenue was arrested by police on a charge of drunken driving Monday.

i 'V-'i'. i Anthony Park t'ongreatioiial chin I'll. Mrs. Rosendahl was active in community affairs and had been first president of Murray school rarent I eacliers association. Survivors include her hits- 1..1.1 oa 1 1 1 1, ui, i 1 1 i vi isc i ii no ii- tired rnivorsity of Minnesota professor; two suns.

Dr. Frederick Minneapolis, and 1'. Robert, San Francisco, a daughter, Mis. H. L.

a sister, 'Clasoe. Minneajiolis, and two brothers. Dr. P. M.

Glasoc, Not iiifield. and M.ii linus Olasoc, Spline, Grove, Minn. i 1K. aickii: si mi.iuu Services for Mrs. Carrie S7, CU12 Vincent avc nue will be held at 2 p.m.

Wednesday in Welander-Quist I 'mortuary. 23ul Dupont avenue with burial in Lakewood cemetery. i Mrs. Sederber, ulm died Sunday, was born in Sweden was the widow of the late; John A. Sederbet'K, Minneap-j ois shoe dealer.

Survivors include a son. Er-not; two dauKhters, Mrs. William Moniiov and Florence Se- dei ber'. all of Minneapolis. The family requests memorials to Our Lady of Good cancer home, St.

Paul, or AuRustana Home for the Aed. Elsewhere S1K ANDREW COMMON', prominent, in the shipping industry, at. Shotley Bridge, England. THE VI KV KEV. llll.

I I) MONDSON JOHN MASTERS dean emeritus of the N'ashotah Theological seminary in Wisconsin, at New York. wii.i.ia.m v. J. jiresirlent and chairman of the board of I'iel Brothers, a Brooklvn brewerv, at New York. HAKOI.D one-time head gambling svndi at Miami Beach SAI.MV, of the ate, at Miami Floi Ida.

AM A SI.O III. v. ho claimed to llie pia-liciiiK at torne.v in Keni in at 1 Imd man. Ky. I AMI Sl.O.M:, HI.

who claimed to be the oldest practicing attoriey Kentucky, at llindman. Kv. Our Bureau of Fair Play A But ea of Ace ill acy a lid Fair I'lav i maintained by the Minneapolis Star and 'l i ihune to a 1 prompt ly and coin teouslv vv i the complaint, of any person who feels that, he or she has not been justly treated in any news stoiv or in any business dealing involving these lievvspa icpp. 'I he but oa is on the bird lour 'if the i a nd 'I rib-une building. 1 'onipbiint-, i an be inade in person, or by i ailing ATiantje 1 or hv VV 1 it to 11, ('311 of cuiacv and 1'aii Piav.

Slat aipl 'Inbune, 71.fapri!i.s n. SA to 1 5 1 1 yX' 'i "Hi infill 'Hill 1 a at taconite plant. at Mountain Iron, operating this IN BUSINESS a accord- Ins to It T. Klstad, Oliver president. The plant will produce 5111), (ii H) tons of iron ore concentrates annually from two million tons of taconite.

The concent rates will he shipped to Virginia, for processing. "The results of these experiments will determine our future plans for eommercial taconite plants," Klstad said in Oliver's employe publication. The Oliver president also faid construction of a new ore washing plant will be stalled this year at the Plummet- mine near Taconite, Minn, It is linked to the company's long-range program to conserve high grade direct shipping ores in northern Minnesota, Klstad said. Oliver is the largest mining operator in the state. Elstad said last vear more by Oliver was processed in one way or another to increase the iron content before shipping to blast furnaces.

Firms to Share Space Two huge retail firms, Marshall Field Chicago, and (cmbrl Brothers. New York, will build and share space in a 15-milion-flollar project on the west side of Milwaukee, Wis. Plans for the retail shopping renter were announced by Froedtert Enterprises, Inc. There have been rumors, never verified, that Marshall Field was considering a suburban store in the Minneapolis area. Ad Agency Picked I-'loyd W.

Lai son, executive secrelarv of the Minnesota Kankers association, announced appointment of the Rav Jen- kins advertising agency. Min- neapohs. to represent the asso- eiation in advertising, publicity anil public relations. lirAc Film About 50 Minneapolis execu- rives were guests ot me Mien Oil Co. at a luncheon and area premier showing a new film.

"Oil the Invisible Traveler." in the Minneapolis Athletic dub. R. T. Seidel, Shell divisional manager, told the group that the amount of oil consumed in this country is greater than any other single com-moditv. Prediction Confirmed Completion of numerous pro-fku'in; wells in the Tioa and Heaver oil fields in North Dakota confirms previous predictions that both fields would he of major importance, said A.

provident nf Amerada Petroleum Corp. In the company's annual report, Jacohsen said both fields have substantial gas reserves which will he marketed when a pasoline extraction plant is completed. It is scheduled for not later than the fall of 1951. Jacohsen pointed out that lack of a crude oil pipeline from the fields has limited output from the fields and affected the price of North Dakota crude adversely. Banker to Speak D.

K. Croulev, chaii man the livestock committee of 1 he American Bankers association. will be a speaker today at. the first annual national farm and ranch congress in 1 (.010. rou ley, vice president nf Ihn Vrivlliicocloen Vn itsnn I bank, will discuss acricultural credit and the livestock industry.

Orient Talk Scheduled Don Kins, orient region vice president for Northwest Airlines, will be the speaker this noon at a meeting of the Minneapolis Businessmen's association in Curtis hotel. He will talk on conditions in the far east. GOVERNMENT BONDS 1 RI 1 RV I i I i it'll I Sct'ui Ill' ll'Hll' SIT AMI II fls ii" Cni'in'i -tls (I C- nrii' S' ii Fill's Ailnilu (I" 'It ii Bd I n.l Ii (I'l lM.it P. .11.1 I 9 13 'I 3 I It 9 99 111 9 9 1 II 'is a- It Ft P.R SI'SK I 0 1 03 3 4 fi nrii Iti Mdii'ltm Fund Im- Hudson Fd Invp.l Tr B.tnn Krvsi -rp Cust' dn Bl il'i Bl do 1 i PI rt Kl K2 ri" SI 3 12 11 37 :.4 2fi 17 29 72 1 99 '4 17 27 1 9 31 47 IS 4 Ifi 73 7 F9 11 21 17 nr, 12 19 IS fi fi 111 12 li IS 29 fifi .37 fin 20 17 Is 27 8 27 fi 41 S3 Si Kr.l(-;-.f Fund ManhM Fund Mass Inwi T- pst 111 nv! Minn Furl NftC'll U'ldt- Bill Fd 77 2" so 19 43 13 If, 7fi 12 sr-' si Fd rt PiTf S'k d'- 1'it me 1 1' II 3S 77 1 9 "4 3 37 14.31 (ii 00 13 34 3 79 1 3 30 fi 3s Ind I s'li N'p FniKnd Fund Pufiv '(; Fund Ins I'd All Sit St Ins Tplfs-M'n Fd rend Cnl'ed Inc, me Fd I'nit Fd 11 Fund Wln'r'nail Fund VVisc'irsiu Inv 1 National Ass Sp." 1 23 -0 1 3 9S 3 30 1. "4 S'4 3Ii "0 19 03 1 32 ip.s 1 FRUITS VEGETABLES fMrrft Sale to Rftaiicrvi Bv Frdorai-Stat'1 UrKr! Nf ws STvlre April ti, i Dui: a.hinpti-n bdxrs.

prl f' ni billed lanry faii'-y Dr- l.M's and 7 7 r.r.jt. nd laizfrt 3., 33 .13. 1 3 "0-fi. m.ist'.v 3 'os and lamer l.T'3 Cclerr abliase Mlnres, SI 30-2. n.

'-si t' 3n-ti ca ri ns 11 el S4 I.rapefruit Ft' rida 3 r. p'i slar.daid nailed lasi-s and ta'ne me Beauts 20 1 ri H'Tida lfi 1 hi L-e ateri Ms 1 -1 S4-1 7: nv 1 1 ncsttv 'I fi- seed es. 1'y '1 I.emniis 1 1 I ettu. rs A C'll Mi: 11 nnsms- ra nied'imi tv.i('.,!i.. 70-7 Onions 30 (1 (jua YC'.

(73 hrs 'l 27-1 '9 3 Oraners I and 7 7 mes-'v "i s.s 'n. 1 und -eise ii m- 3 n.inin; -3 7i. N'S l'Oc 200s ia- 30- Mis is Irrb-und H-'Xes i Vfl 'met Fat'sWj S'fei'iv r.r, rl 'Tti Parsnip vjp.xrij mfiy i bki hT) m't Rhnbitrd t-5 Is u-e rrr h.sr's. -i' per vt'y rail'' 2 ut hi Turning 1 f) sfl' ks rv3. ba-kels AMERICAN (CURB) 1 i si' i ti is a I it'll lee, I I i ns t.

I Nete Vni Amerlenn it K.Sel'MhC tilt i M'uitiay AMERICAN (CI I 1 Pr-eipla Men Vi am M'c Yr Wheat 434 21R '9 3h ('n 30 13 13'' 11 Oat.s 1 12 19 11 F.c'iev 197 79 1'7 p.e 7 i 3 a Ftax 27 10 4 0 14 fl ttal 731 1- lit Bl I Mill I Ml Pis Sill' 1 i) 713 OOO 7'ii ir. ci 21" l- Dais 1 "'0 bu 791 (100 1 (' i i 7'3 Fix 1" 9- 0 0 bu K'i 77 CcO 1 413 0 0 71 1 St eenii. -s el. a I It' 1 ft i lbs 1 inseed Ws1 'bl '-r c. vhesn cv! is.

tfr" Twin Cities Al'dl'ST JOllNsON Services for August Johnson, SS, Onamia. a former Minneapolis resident for many i nure ts ill lie hild at II. III. i Wednesdav' in Onamia. vviih Alliance burial in i Cove cemetery, Onamia.

Mr. Johnson, who left Minneapolis about IT) years api. was a member of the Bricklayers union 2, Survivors include three sons. Leonard and Henry, both of Onamia, and ll.ii,,,, Washington; a d.ni;;hicr, Mrs. Mary OusialS'iii.

Onamia, and seven grandchildren. KAVMON1) I. I.ANKiAN Services for Ravmond .1. Lanipan. la 1.1 Spruce who died Sunday, ill be held at 10 a.m.

Wednesday at St. Stephens Catholic church with burial in St. Mary's cemetery. 1 A rosary service will be held at 9 p.m. today at Gill Brothers mortuary.

Mr. Lanifan was senior park keeper for the Minneapolis! park board. A World War II veteran, he was a member of Courthouse post, Ameiiean Legion, ami Woodriivv Wilson post, Veterans of Foreign Wars. Survivors include his wife, a brother. Harlow, anil a sister, Adeline, all of Min neapolis.

A I. I'll ON Si; l.ttVIOI.KTTi; Services for Alphonse LaVio- jlette, SO, 2741 Second avenue will be held at a.m. Wednesday from Rainville mortuary land at 9 a.m. in St. Stephen's Catholic church.

Burial will be in St. Mary's cemetery. Mr. LaViolette, a Minneapolis resident fur 70 years, was a member of the Holy Name society at Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic church. A rosary will be recited at p.m.

today in the nioituary. Surviv ors inc a Charles three daughters. Mrs. Stella Koester, Mr. W.

.1. Savage ati'l Mi s. er; two sisieis. Mrs. Louise All-man and Mi.

Artmise Dotsoji, all of Minneapolis. THOMAS I MUMCAV Sei ices for "hortiiis sf. Mur- ray. lid. Sll I'lfleenUi avenue who died Sundav.

will be held at a.m. Wednesday at Malone Heiniichs mortuary and at I'l a.m. at Ascension chinch wiili bui ial in Fort Snellinp; national cemetery. A rosary service will be held at p.m. today at 1he moriu arv Mr I for I'' He Mrs.

Mass Mini ay was an inspector ord Motor Co. is sin ived l)- his mother, M. J. Webster, I'alrncr, MKS. OI.CA KOSKNDAIII.

Services for Mrs. (liga Iloseip 7ii, Conimoiiwealth avenue. St. Paul, ho died I-'t will be held at p.m. today at Sunset Memorial Park eetne.

tery chapel. A mf'Pi' et will he held at p.m. 'I'liursdiiy at St. FOREIGN EXCHANGE I I I Mil It I I Great For Folks Who Heed a Laxative Almost Every fliqhf If you'rts iio-Serei u-lih ron.3tlpa!nn iinci l's liluaP liaet bresii.li. lack r.f pep.

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