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IE0AI NOTICES UAW Contemplates Return to AFL-CIO UAW. Woodcock has main The UAW was expelled by the AFL-CIO In 1968 after refusing to pay Its dues. The action climaxed a bitter feud between AFL-CIO President. George Meany and the late Walter was often critical of Meany's leadership. Sinme eiiraioorllna Roilthflr conventian.

Although the question of reaf-filiation remained Iffy, this was believed to be the first time that Woodcock has Indicated that serious consideration was being given to the idea, 0 The labor leader made the remarks during a seminar on labor relations. i Yr IW'1- tV. v. XRAMfF -f1L 1 I z00 4 5 Ka "LX FROM 1 i Vfi s4-n" 9 sforati i ZONED "XL -VVX ma. I COUNTY NOTICES ZONED SEC 29-4-23 MI97S TOWN DRAWN CALEDONIA J.PS.

1st pub. Nov. 1 tl-l Notice It hereby given that public hearing will be held in the County Highway Building, Ives Orove, Sturte-vant, Wisconsin, on the lth DayNf November 117 7:10 P.M. In the Auditorium on the proposed amendment to the toning ordinance of Racine County it affects (a) the toning regulations of laid ordinance and (b) the boundaries of toning districts in the Town of Caledonia all pursuant to Sec. V.57 (3), Wisconsin Statutes.

Description: To roiono from 6-2 COMMUNITY BUSINI5S DISTRICT to B-3 COMMERCIAL SERVICE DISTRICT That part of the Northwest Section Township 4 North, Range 23 East and part of Block 17, Kramer Estate Home Acres, as recorded in Racine County, Wisconsin bounded as follows: Begin at the Southwest corner of Block 17 which is also the center of said Section 20 run thence 11 41' 11" west 454. feet along the East-West 4 line to a 1" ZONED I VA ZONE0 B-2 MW aV 1 V.fC20NE ZONED M-. tat wist ie uMtToe sto M-l The Yen to Sort Out AP Wirephoto Employes of the Japanese Finance Ministry in Tokyo sorted out one yen and five yen coins, worth about a half cent and two cents each in American money, that poured into the Ministry offices Thursday after' the launched a three-day nationwide campaign to call in the small coins. The Ministry said banks, supermarkets and other stores were suffering from an acute shortage of small coins, usually left in office drawers, and other places in their homes. NORTHEAST CORNER OF SEC 9-4-22 Massey-Ferguson Talks Go On A Ha rvester' Dispute Settled? 1st pub, Oct.

JIIMev. M. Itate af Wisconsin, Racing County Court, Probata Branch. OROiB AND NOTICt POR HI AMINO FINAL ACCOUNT In tha Matter af the Rttate af MARY MAZIK, alsa known MARY MAZIK, A eetiiL having keen tiled by fh per-lenal representative af tha ostata alMary Mailk, deceased, lata of Racine Cbunty, Wisconsin, patt attic rtii 1427 Franklin Street, Racine, Wisconsin, for th aparaval af tha ecceunt, tha paymm! at unfiled clelmt, tha determination af heirs af tM decedent, tha determination af tha Inhorltanca laa, and tha assignment af th estate. IT II 0R0RRB9 THATi Tha petition pe heart) at tha County Courthouse, in Racine, Wisconsin, on November 10, Wl at tha opening af Court on that day, or thereafter.

Paled October J), l7l By lha Court, GILBBRT N. ftBRAOHTY, County Judge. NOTR: PLBASF. CHICK WltH THE ATTORN BY A TO THB EXACT TIME OF HEARING. Whaley 4 Whaley, Attorney lit Main Street, Racine, Wlteontln lit pub.

Nov. J.tJ-t-14. Stale af Wisconsin Racine County Ceurt, Probata Branch. ORDER LIMITINO lima run til INa CLAIMI (ON WAIVBR) AND DETERMINATION OF HEIRSHIP. In tha Matter at the Bttate af MARY GRIGO, aka MARY GRYGO, A Million for administration af tha es tate and determination af heirship of Mary Grlgo, aka, Mart Oryge, Racing Ceunty, Wlteemln, post office eddresi 1331 weedview Una, Racine, Wisconsin 53402, having been filed; IT is owua.it an thai 1.

Creditor'! elalmt mutt ba filed on or before Foburary 4, 1174, or ba barred; t. HairthlD will ba determined and claims will ba examined and ad lusted en February 1174, at th Racine Ceunty Courthouse, In Racine, Wisconsin, at the opening or thereafter. Dated Oct. 30, 1173 kv the Court. GILBERT N.

GIRAGHTY, County Judge. Raymond Burciyk, Attorney 11) Sixth Street Racine, Wlteontln 53401 COUNTY NOTICES lit pub. Oct. 24I3-NOV. 2-.

Notice la hereby alven that a- public hearing will be held in ma Auaito tum ot th County Highway. Builder Ws Grava, Sturtevant, Wisconsin, oft trie 11th Day at November 1173, at 7:31 p.m. for Iter af tha discontinuance af a portion Hendrlckian Drive, located In Garden logo No. 1 Subdivision, Section 11, T3N, II. Town af Mt.

Pleasant, Racine County, Wlteontln, pursuant ta Sections 134. 445 and 11.21 Wisconsin Tha discontinuance at tne following: All that oortion of Hendrlckson Drive tying Bast af tha Bait line af Danbury bane which it a part af the plat af Garden lllage No. I located In tha Tawn af Mt. Pleasant, Racine County, Wisconsin. Claranca Sumpter, Delphlne Sumpter, Milton LaPour Land Inc.

A copy af tha request for the discontinuance af a portion of Hendrlckson Lane is on tile in tha Planning ana zoning of fice of this county. Dated October 17, vin ARNOLD L. CLEMENT, Planning Director 1st pub. Nov. 212-1.

Notice It hereby given that a public hearing will be held in the County Highway Building, Ivot Grove, Sturtevant, Wisconsin, an tha 19th Day af November 1973, at 7:30 p.m. In tha Auditorium far approval af a Conditional Use Permit In me Town of Norway pursuant ta Sections 7.029 and 7.041) of the Racine Ceunty Zoning Ordinance for tha following purpose: Henry Matur, is tcnaas Koaa, svino Lake. Wisconsin 53IIS Requests a Con ditional Use Permit to construct a single-family residence with attached garage at 20255 Waubeesee Lake Drive, Section Town of Norway. Tha applicant must comply with Sec tion 7.029 Shoreland Regulations and Section 7.0411 Shoreland Utet to control oration, pollution and sedimentation In shoreland areat under tha Racine County Zoning Ordinance. A copy of the request tor a tonamonai Use Permit it en file in tha Planning and Zoning Office of thlt County.

Dated October 25, nn Arnold L. Clamant, Planning Director NORTH SEC 17-4-20 111973 TOWN OF NORWAY 0MWK IVJMI the center line af aid Highway 11 Loomlt Road) to a point, laid paint markt tha place of beginning parcel af Ian thence continue hereinafter described; North 35 10' East 224.1 feet along tha center of road to a point; thence South 59' 13' East 111.0 feet ta an Iran ttake; thence South 14 09' Eatf 220.0 feet to an Iron ttake; thence South 317' Wett feet ta an Iron ttaka located on the Narth line af land owned by Oscar and Glima Dukleth; thence Watt 414.0 feet ta place at beginning. Consisting af 1.07 acre Including Rertlen tublect ta rasarvatian far Ighway puposat, Old Highway 31 (L eemii neaai. Said land being in tha Town of Norway. Ceunty af Racine and State af Wisconsin, Michael P.

Waters Cynthia Waters A copy at the petition to amend said or. dlnance It an file In the Planning and Zoning Office af thlt County. Data tea octooer 25, wis Arnold Clement Zoning Adminittrator follow! i Begin at the Northeett corner of tha Southwest i'i of the Southeast ''4 of Section 32, run thence I. 4" along the North line of laid quarter section, It feet thenro J. I 21' 794.71 feet thence N.

II oV 41" parallel with the North line at laid quarter section, 151.11 feet ta the east line af laid quarter quarter section thonca 0" 01' I along lha Bast line of laid quarter guerler section, 793.40 loot to the place of WW" ijinnlng. iei entaining 10.00 acres af land, Chariot B. Brlntnall Jacqueline A. Brlntnall A copy af the petition te amend sold or. dlnance it an file In the Planning and Zoning Office af thlt County, Deled i October II, 197) Arnold Clement lening Administrate i i HARRIMAN.

N.Y. (AP) -United Auto Workers. President Leonard Woodcock says consideration is being Riven to reaffi-Hating with the AFL-ClO. The move, if it goes through, would end the more than five year separation between the nation's second largest union and the giant labor federation. Woodcock said Thursday there already had been some "internal discussions" within the UAW and said these talks would continue.

However, he indicated that serious reservations remain, particularly concerning differences in views on foreign policy and politics. Woodcock noted that any decision to reaffiliate with the 13.4 million-member AFL-CIO could only be made by the full convention of the UAW at its next meeting in June. He said there was some doubt whether the UAW "internal discussions" could progress fast enough to raise the issue at the CPA Group to Cite Hammill Earl W. Hammill, senior partner in the Racine accounting firm of Earl W. Hammill will receive an award next week from the Wisconsin Society of Certified Public Accountants in recognition of his service since 1967 as a member of the Wisconsin Accounting Examining Board.

The award will be presented Friday, Nov. 9, during the society's 37th annual tax clinic at the Pfister in Milwaukee. The accounting examining board administers the CPA examination, grants CPA certificates and regulates the accounting profession in Wisconsin. In addition, the society said its first "Wisconsin CPA's News Media Award" will go to Ray Kennedy, the Milwaukee Sentinel's business editor, for demonstrating an understanding and insight into the accounting profession. The society also announced that Las Vegas oddsmaker Jimmy the Greek has accepted an invitation to speak at the clinic's closing banquet Friday evening.

Robert E. Livingston, Denver, Robert G. Knoll, Chicago, Cimino, and Robert W. Troast, Edina, Hamm's vice president for marketing and sales, The sae prjce was not dis announced today, would average $188 per vehicle, American's $114 per vehicle and Chrysler's $63.25. Unless the Cost of Living Council blocks them, the price hikes for American Motors would take effect Nov, 30 and for Chrysler and Ford on Dec, 1 under the mandatory 30-day waiting period of the Phase 4 anti-inflation program.

There was no immediate word from General Motors on a possible price boost. All four major U.S. automakers were granted Increases by the council Sept, 7 for 1974 mmlt'ls. Ford, in announcing its increase, said the company since January of 1972 has absorbed cumulative cont increases averaging $300 per unit for labor, material and unrccovered government-required product costs, Council officials had no Immediate comment on the new increases. But it appeared the proposed hikes do not fit the guidelines the council set for auto price increases in late September tnlned a working relationship with the labor federation, often lobbying Jointly on various leg islative issues, in 1972, nejoinea with Meany In quitting the Nixon Administration's old Pay Board.

COUNTY NOTICES til auh. New. MM Notice It hereby given that public hearing will bo held In the County Highway Building, Ives Orove, Sturto-vant, Wisconsin, an the itih Day of Navomber 1173, at P.M. In th Auditorium for approval at a cenpmenei Use Permit In the Town of Raymond pur. suant to Sections 7,044 and Section 7.047 of the Racine County Zoning Ordinance for the leilAwliM ouroeie: Wisconsin telephone 70 North Broadway, Milwaukee, Wisconsin S3402 Requests a Conditional Use Permit to erect an addition to the ealstlno building tar a Talenhene twitching Station It the southwest corner of Highway 0 and l-H In tertian 13.

Town of Ra The applicant must comply with Sot-tlon 7.044 Public and Semlpublle Usee -Conditional Uses for utilities In all districts, and Section 7.047 Highway Oriented Uses which regulates development! within ISOO' freeway Intorchangt. A copy of the request tor Conditional Uso Permit It on file in the Planning ind Zoning Office of this County. Dated October 117) ARNOLD L. CLEMENT, Planning Director 1st pub. Nov.

211-1 Notice ii hereby givon that public hearing wilt be held In the County Highway Building, Ivot Grove, Sturto-vant, Wisconsin, an th 10th Day ot November 1971, at 7:30 P.M. in the Auditorium for the purpose ot amending the Conditional Use Permit of Harry M. Davis at approved In May 1171 by the Racine County Planning Committee and the Town Board of Caledonia. Harry M. Davit, 1425 Highway 31, Caledonia, Wisconsin 53)01 Request to amend the Conditional Use Permit granted for the Jtllyston Park located on Highway 31, Section 4, R22E, Town ot Caledonia.

I) Applicant requests permission to allow ust of the Campgrounds st that tenants can occupy inac for mare then- thirty (30) days time and to keep mobile hornet in the campgrounds for mora man thirty (30) days in one season. 2) Allow snowmobile operation an tne Campgrounds and the abutting property now owned by the applicant. 3) Allow tne campgrounds ra Da open longer than between the May 15th to November 30th dates ot each year. A copy at the reaves! tor an Amena ment to the Conditional Use Permit it on file in the Planning and Zoning Office of this County. Dated October is, 197) ARNOLD L.

CLEMENT, Planning Director 1st pub. Nov. 212-1. Notice hereby given that a public hearing will bo held In tha County Highway Building, Ivot Grave, Sturte-vant, Wisconsin, an the Ifih Day of November, 1173, at 7:30 p.m. in the Auditorium for approval of a Conditional Uso Permit In tha Town at Norway pursuant to Sections 7X20 and 7.041) of tha Racine County Zoning Ordinance for the following purpose: russoii cnausius, gent: r.y.

box Hales Corners, Wisconsin Requests a Conditional Use Permit to move the existing dwelling to a 25' setback from S. wina Lake Road; attach a 20' 24' two- story garage; add dormers to tne dwelling to make two (2) bedrooms; and lace fill between the dwelling and road io bring it up to the level of the road. Also proposes to use tha first floor of tha propotad garage for beat and tool storage. The property it located at 1M20 S. Wind Lake Road, Section 14, Town of Norway.

Applicant muit comply with Sections 7.020 Shoreland Regulations and 7.0413 Shoreland Utet to control erosion, pollu tion and sedimentation in shoreland areas under the Racine County Zoning Ordinance, A copy of tha request for a Cendiflanal Use Permit it on file in the Planning and Zoning Office of this County. patea uctooer ivj ARNOLD L. CELEMENT Planning Director aiWEST 14 CORNER SIC 17-4-20 Itt pub. Nov. 2 t2-l Notice it hereby given that a public hearing will be held In tha County Highway Building, Ivot Grove, Sturtevant, Wisconsin, an tha 19th Day af Navomber 1973 7:30 P.M.

in the Auditorium on the proposed amendment ta the toning ordinance of Racine County at it affectt (a) the toning regulations af taid ordinance and (b) the boundaries of toning districts in the Town of Norway all Pursuant to Sec. 59.97 (1), Wisconsin tatutes. Description: Ta reiono from A-) GENERAL FARMING DISTRICT III to R-) SUBURBAN RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT Part of the Northwest V. af Section 17, Town 4 North, Range 20 East, described at follows: Begin af the V. stone between Section 17 and II, Town af Norway, Racine County, Wisconsin, thence run ning norm u' svesi an tne taction line 509 foot to a point on the center line of eld State Trunk Highway 34 (Loomlt Road), thence North 35 10' East 190.01 fact along ZONED TOWN DRAWN OF WATERTORD BY PI.

Itt pu. Nev. n-a Notice It hereby given that a public he. ring will be held In the County Highway Building, Ives Grove, Sturto-vent, Wisconsin, an the 19th Day of November 197) 7:30 P.M. In the Auditorium an the proposed amendment te the toning ordinance of Racine Ceunty at II aflectt (a) the lening regulatlent of told ordinance and lb) the boundarlet of toning district! In the Town af Waterlerd ail pursuant is Sec, 19.97 (J), Wisconsin Statutes.

Ta rateng (rem A-l BBNRR AL FARMING DISTRICT I ta A- iGBNBRAL FARMING and SIDE NTIAL DISTRICT I acre parcel: Part of the Southwest i of the Southeast of Sectlen 12, TIN, 19B, at the 4th Township at Water-ford, County at Racine, Hate of Wisconsin and mart described at ZONED A-3 taQ ZONED A-S UP. 3 -I 0v v. A. I ZONED TOWN.OF town of A-l ZoNE to- "4 head of the 1.5 million-member COUNTY NOTICES Iron pip stake and to a point on the Easterly lino of T.M.E.R. and L.

Co. right way; thence 20 IV West S17.33 feet along the Easterly right et way of T.M.E.R. and L. Co. to a 1" diameter Iron pip stake; thence 11 4T 21" East 434.03 feet to a 1" diameter iron pipe stake; thence 11 tt 30" test 140.00 East 205.00 feet to a boat spike and a point on tlx Westerly lino of Douglas Avenue; thence If 4' JV" East 345.00 feet along the Westerly lino of Douglas Avenue to a 1" diameter iron pipe stake; thence 47' SO" West 237.00 feet along the Southerly lino of Block 17 to the point of beginning, ning.

Robert Hess, Sr. (Agent) A copy of the petition to amend said ordinance is on file in the Planning and Zoning OHice of this County. Dated: October 25, 1973 Arnold L. Clement Zoning Administrator A-2 MILE rc0- fW.OO I NORTH FROM: P-i Parcel 2. That part of the Northeast one-quarter t') ot taction i ewmnip i North, Range 22 East, in the Town of Caledonia, Racine County, Wisconsin, described as follows.

Begin on the East line of said Section 0 at a point that is located 347.5 foot from tha Northeast corner of taid Section, run thence North 19 34' West 541 feet, thence South 349.5 feet, thence South If 34' East 541 feet to the taid East lino af lection 9, thence North 349.5 feet to the point of beginning, containing 4.5 acrat more or lost Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Congregation A copy of the petition to amend taid ordinance It on file In the Planning and Zonlna Office of this County, uaiea October 25, 1973 Arnold L. Clement Zoning Administrator 4 1-3-19 TOWN OF ROCHe ITER oaAtmer jam 19 seconds West 1 79 feet along the Northwesterly boundary of Stale Trunk Highway Number 34 to an Iron stake; thence along an ar of Northwesterly convenlty chord of which runt louth 37 degrees 37 minutes J9 Seconds West 79 00 feet (radlut 17,11173) feet) to a post; thence South SI degrees II minutes jo seconds West 147 I feet to a post; thence North 11 degrees 1) minutes IS seconds West 0 feet ta a point; m.nce jouin si degrees 41 minutes 45 teconds West 40 00 feet to a point In the irun Highway Number 10 thence North II degrees II minutes II Seconds West along the center line of State Trunk Highway Number 20 a point In the Easterly boundary of the Wisconsin Electric Power Csmn.nv rlnhi. irwnce norm otqr.es 44 minutes 30 xionai ast sis.4 teet along the Rajterlv Una of the Wisconsin Electric Fewer Company rlghl-el-way le piece af begin- Ring, Walter Meat Catherine Meat copy oi ine petition le amen sold or Finance it en file in the Planning and viiit veunty, Dated: October II, 191 Arnold Clement Zoning Adminittratar 1 jj SEC 9-4-22 ill 5 Chicago-based International Harvester Co. and the United Auto Workers have reached tentative agreement on a new contract, union sources said Thursday. Ratification would end a strike that has idled about 40,500 workers at 25 Harvester plants in 11 states since Oct.

18. Ratification meetings were expected to be held over the weekend. Meanwhile, central contract talks were continuing today at Akron, Ohio toward a new agreement covering about 2,250 UAW-represented employes of Massey-Ferguson including 250 of the company's North American Parts Warehouse The Massey-Ferguson talks are being carried on under a day to day extension of the existing contract, which was to have expired Oct. 31. Bill Morgan, Massey-Ferguson's industrial relations chief, reached this morning at Des Moines, said negotiators have been making "considerable progress.

We have no reason to be dissatisfied with the way the talks are going." In the International Harvester situation, the company refused to confirm the tentative agreement immediately, and there was no immediate official announcement from the union. It was believed, however, that language differences were' being resolved and that an official announcement was imminent. The two sides have not commented publicly during the strike, but the major issue was said to be the company's demand for restrictions on its traditional voluntary overtime program, under which a worker may refuse to work overtime if he wishes. The Associated Press reported that the tentative agreement includes a "30 and out" provision, under which a worker may retire after 30 years with the company, regardless of his age. The old contract expired Oct.

1, with work continuing under an extension until the strike began. Involved in the walkout are Harvester plants Arizona, California, Georgia, Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, Minnesota, Ohio, Tennessee and. Texas. ine extension is suDjeci 10 canceuauon ay iciiner siae on live days notice. In addition to the Racine warehouse workers, the negotiations involved 1,100 workers at tractor and transmission and axle plants in Detroit.

450 at the industrial construction machinery plant in Akron, and 450 at the Massey-Ferguson implement plant in Des Moines. Hamm's Purchase Agreement Signed nesota corporation, is composed of six Hamm's wholesale distributors and a Hamm's executive. Members of the corporation are wholesalers Kirby M. Law- lis, Milwaukee, Lyle P. Phillips, Kansas City, John Lenore, San Diego, CENTERUNE OF SEVEN N.r" frVJXl' 'tZZXT A-2 to; parcel: ZONED TOWN OF CALEDONIA BRAWN BY' J.P S.

Itt pub. Nev. 2 r2-l Notice it hereby given that a public hearing will be held in the County Highway Building, Ivot Grove, Sturtevant, Wisconsin, on the 19th Oey of November 1973 7:30 P.M. in the Auditorium on the proposed amendment ta tha toning ordinance af Racine County at it affectt (a) the toning ordinance of regulations of said ordinance and (b) the boundaries af toning districts In the Town of Caledonia all pursuant to Sec. 59.97 (3), Wisconsin Statutes.

Descrlptiom To reiono from A-2 GENERAL FARMING and RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT II to P-l INSTITUTIONAL PARK DISTRICTS Parcel I. The North 231 feet af tha East 541 feet of the Northeast of Section 9, Township 4 North, of Range 21 East, said land being In the Town at Caledonia, Racine County, Wisconsin, ZONED CORNER SEC ZONED Z0NE0 1st puo. NOV. I li Notice it hereby given thet a publ hearing will be held In the Coun Highway Building, Ivot Grove, Hurt vant, Wisconsin, on the nth Day i November I97J 7:30 P.M, In tt Auditorium on the proposed to the toning ordinance ot Maclne County at It affectt (a) the lening regulations af said erdinanco end (b) the boundaries of lening districts in the Town ot Rochester all pursuant to Sec. 59.97 ()), Wisconsin Statutes.

Description: To reiono from 14 PLANNFO BUSINR5S DISTRICT to I I COMMERCIAL IIRVICB DISTRICT That part af the Northwest of the Northwest 'i of Section 1, Township North, Range 19 fast, Tewn of Rochester, Racine County, Wisconsin bounded and described as follows: Begin at the Northwest corner of section thence running Best along the section line 172,44 feat ta a point on the eslerly boundary of the Wisconsin Electric Power Company right-of-way, said point mark! tha place at beginning at parcel af land hereineltor described; thence continue Rest eleng the section line 949.49 feet to an ken ttake faceted the Northwesterly boundary of Trunk Highway Nwmbor 24 thence lowth itte47 a.ir r. i Vv 1 vnk VV i 7T Three Auto Makers Ask Price Hikes A I'M i ZONED R-3 1 WASHINGTON (AP) Three major auto makers, Ford, Chrysler and American Motors, have filed for new price increases for their 1974 models. If approved by the Cost of Living Council, the increases would be the second round of price increases this The Ford proposed increase. Produce i I 8 ir WATERfORQ (. muTHMar antme ii-4-ia five agreement.

Signing the agreement at Hamm's offices in St. Paul were Cimino, president of Brewers Unlimited, and Charles J. Herbert, Hamm's president, who also represented Heublein, a Farmington. firm. Brewers Unlimited, a Min Local Over the Counter Quotations Bid Atk Snap On Tool SI'j Sta Rite Industries 11 174 Twin Disc 27 21 Vena Tech 10' i II Western Publishing II1 1 it Wis Power Light 17'i II' 4 Investment Funds Quotations Bid Atk Affiliated Fund 7.15 7.71 Audax Fund 1.21 ot Century harei Trust 11.11 15.21 Fidelity Fund 111 17.43 Investors Mutual 1.75 10.40 Investors Stock 10.23 21.9 Investors Variable Pay I ll 1.44 Massachusetts Inv.

Tr 11.34 14.40 Massachusetts Inv. Tr 11.71 11.17 Newton Fund 14.15 14.71 Selected Am, Shares 144 144 Wisconsin Fund S.M 1.41 Local Interest (Ceurteiy of Aaclne Office, Harris, Upham A Co. Inc.) Net High Low Last Chg. AllugLud mi Am Motors I I1' ''s 1 1' Amtek I 14 14 Cont. Can 2i -ii Evens 1' 14 14 '4 IB Inc ll 7I NC IstWIs.Banksh.

31 "4 Hardee I0 10' 1 10' 1 1.4 Koehring 20' 20' 20' 4'i Lee Ent 14 14ta 4i Mestey 34 14 14 m( Modine 14' 1 MSLInd 24 24 24 uc Northw. Ind i 'i Pen. 34 Roinordlnc 20 It's -ii Jchllti Br. CO 42't 41' -H Tenneco a 24 24' 1 la Timelnc 31' 1 31 3l'i ii Vulcan Mat 21' 4 Wis. EIPw 74 134 24 NC Wis.PSvc II 14 14 -'4 Eggs CHICAGO AP) Midwest Ml price report wholesale buying prices today unchenqed; antra large 44; laroe 12 mediums 51; pullets 41 standards 55 Check! 41 ST.

PAUL, Minn. (AP) An agreement finalizing the purchase of the Theodore Hamm Co. by Brewers's Unlimited, was signed Thursday The tentative sale of the St. Paul-based brewing firm had been announced Sept. 27, subject to the signing of the defini- Cash Metals Spot Commodity Prlctl (WMtMtlf) Pry.

Vr Today Diy Ago Aluminum, lb. N.Y. Antimony, Amorlcan lb. N.Y. Coppor, BlMtrtlytlc, lb.

N.Y. 0i Gold, troy 01 V. JO 30 Silvor, troyoi.NY.il 1.157 I.Mf Load, lb. .150 .150 .1471 pig. Iron, f.o.b.

fdrv. Buffalo, grou ton I7.V1 I7.f II Platinum, troy 01. N.Y. 151 00-. 13.00 151 130.M-Ut.00 Oukkiilvor, Flatk NY 3OJ.00 302.00 20.00 tool tcrap, groti ton.

If II 17.17 31 17 Tin, lb. N.Y. i.H J.JO tine, lb. .11 Silver Futures CHICAGO-MldAmorlca-Docombor, ttl 'oc por troy ounct; Fabryary, W.OOt; April, Jt.0) Jul, JOl.Mt Auauit, 301. SOc; October, 305.

JOc. (itlmatod talat, 1,104 contractt. COINS-Prlctt art for oach 11,000 In lac valvo of lllvor colnt. Each contract contain In fact valuo. Docombor, flOOc; Pobruary, 11W; April, JISlj Juno, 173; Sopttmbor, 2IV4.

Eitimatod Hits, tJ lg. NEW YORK -Clotod 1 50 to lit higher, 2fl.70c; 293.00c; March, tl.SOc; May, lVf.lOcj July, 101.40c; 103.I0C) Doc, 107.20c lOI.JOc; March, HO.MC. Foreign Exchange (Quoted In American centi) Oct. II Yr, Ago Ireland 143.70 J41.M 135.70 do, bk note 2511 Ml MM Canada 100 05 100.17 101.01 Argentina 10 70 10.20 10.11 Auiiria 5 55 5 55 4 I.lglum 1 722J 1.772J 1 115 Irani 1 40 11.40 1 50 Denmark 17 55 17 55 14.44 France 11 (SermanyW 40 12 40 03 11175 S.llend 1 JMJ JJ India 11 .1755 .1751 .17111 Japan .1701 l'i fro.lco 101 101 Norway 1111 i DOS 4 3100 1.750 1 1 a. ain sec i-s-ifj lllt73 MILWAUKEE (AP) Potatoes: Wis.

S. No. I reds, 50 1 00 100 4.00 Wis. U.S. No.

whites, 50 1.15; 100 1.00 Idaho, 100 1,50 Idaho 10 lb bales, 4.15 North Dakota reds, 50 lb. As, 1.50; North Dakota reds, SO lb. Bt, 1.50. 4.. Livestock MILWAUKEE AP) Thursday's cattle market closed steady to weak; good to choice steers II 00 to 40.00 good to choice heifers 34 00 to 11 00; good Holstein steers 17.00 to II 00; standard to low good steers and heifers 14.00 to 00 dairy heifers 14.00 to 15.00; utility cows 17.00 to 11.00; canners and cutters 15.00 to ll.M; commercial bulls 41,00 to 42.00 common 14.00 to 41.00.

Calves: market closed fully steady; choice calves 70.00 to 77.00; good 47.00 up to 70.00 feeder bull calves 70.00 to 15.00 feeder heifers calves 70 00 to 10.00. Hags: market closed steady to 50 00 lower; lighlweiqht butchers 39.00 to 40 00; top 4) 00; heavy butchers 31 00 to 3. 00; light sows 14 00 to 37 00; heavy sows 15.00 to 14 00 boars 14.00 down. Lambs: market closed fully steady; good lo choice 71 00 to 71 00; common to utility II 50 to 15 00 culls 14.00 to 14.00 ewes and bucks 10 00 to 14 00. Estimated receipts for today: 150 cattle, 25 calves, 200 sheep, no norm..