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SPRIfiCFIELO (Mt.) lEAnr.8 PEr.S3 Thursday. Aag.tMU Today's Market I id MAGISTRATE COURT 41 ftonltnuedl OOINO STCADVf Have "yos" aarhe(4 L.1II.B. ooriranaT ''lit s-ifiT-t now ti.y rir eppointueHt. LYlLC oiUDlu. l( Jelleraon.

HAIHCt TS tl to. im t. Mviisea al. IFCCIAl NOTtCI PAINT YOUn OWN SIGNS I Send Si fo tot of patters and hutraev tioaa. Aadersn Im Cei 1717 M.

auser man, Sprtntileld. Mo. ') CREDIT CARD HULllKRS Yoa ea sew buy the famoa Le and Phillips urea your credit card at whole- Stock Exchange Closing Prices MARY ALICE MARTIN Quotations by Ktnhldl A Gardner. t0 8. Jeffersaa, Pa 4-ftll sale prices.

No xnooep dewa, as Interest, no carrying rharyra, tlx long mom na to Frs. Tsetse. tes day' I ChM CUM lsae Allefhany-Lud. Allied stores Aliis-Chalmsra Alum. Am.

Alum. Ltd. Am. Airlines Am. Brehesho Am.

Cynamld Am. Motor Am. Rad. Am. Braellln Am.

Am. Tobacco Anaconda Cop. Armour Co. Atrh. ST Atlantis Rel.

Ball. Ohio Hendls Av. Huh. Steel Hoeing HordMi Co. Brtggt Mil.

Hudd BiUUrd Canadian Pac. Capitol Airline-CalarpllUr thee. 4 Ohio Chi. rM. Chryeler tales Serrtc Coc-t'ola Com.

E4. Coal. Cn lont, IHI Curtis-Wrifht lieere Co. liom Mine lMx Cham. iHiHont da a'sctarn Air 4TH 47 Fu-t4M MHt Ford 15' Iruokauf lW'i Uly Can.

te. 144H 14k I Cm. Food la itiao, Motor 44H 44H Can. Iitn 4JH 44i GlUotU T4H T4H 1 Coodrtcli i 4HOoodyar K1H 1 Urayhound IGrunimaa 1IUH 15 I Gull OU 7 7H MoudaUl Har. TH How bound 1 lavt'llllnol Cant.

lovfc 1MH' Inl. Harvaalar 44 i Inl. Nk'kl l4 5H Int. TAT 1 4 52H JonM-Laufh. JsiH U74 Juhna-ManvlU 7 Kalaar Alum.

tOVi im Kan. CP4L 1H llHt KC Southern 1S 1H Kannaoott Cop, I7 I7 Kraaa (SS J2H Kroner i Ll. Myer MH tlH Uly-Tullp Cup 7 7 LoeklMea 40 W'l 4H MH'Merrk 7i)H'Miaaioa Del. HSU lit Monaanlo 41 42 ii 1 MonHom-Wtod-53 51 Motorola 130 J32 Nat. BiacuM Mtl 3)i4 Nat.

Caah Rf. WVNaL Dairy 14ia 14 Nat. Diatil. 77H 77H NY Caatral 114Li tISH i Northern Pac, 55 1 W- Owen llmlol Kaatman Kodak MH Klevator V.mDir Pi. Elec MS I Pen Dule tri r.

r. am it I Penney JC) Prod Ba-OiTWeaa WILLIAM A. HUNT William A. Hunt. 64, of Willow Springs, died at 3:40 p.m.

TuA day at St. John's Hospital. Ho was a farmer resident of Springfield. surviving are his wife, Iva: a daughter, Mrs. Harold Brake of Springfield; his mother, Mrs.

T. H. Hunt of Springfield: a brother, Col. Ira Hunt of Springfield; three sisters, Mrs. Ivan L.

Smith of Mount Vernon, Mrs. A. W. Worley of Urand Junction, and Miss Pearl Hunt of Tulsa, a stepson, Howard Pierce of Marshfleld; step-daughter, Marcella Smith Marshfield; and a step-grandchild. Funeral services will be held at p.m.

tomorrow In the First Baptist Church at Willow Springs with the Rev. L. L. Rodgers officiating. Graveside services will be held at p.m.

in the Marshfleld Cemetery under the direction of Barber-Edwards. MRS. VIRGINIA LUCY RULE Mn Vlrolnla I.llfV Rule. 83- year-old former resident of Spring field, died last weanesaay at uer home in Tucson, Ariz. Snrvivlna are a son.

Christopher New York City and a sister, Miss Sue Evans of hprtngneia. Funeral arrangements are under the direction of Klingners. FRANK M. COFER Vnnomi service: for Frank M. Cofer, 76.

of 2245 North Jefferson, who died Tuesday night at Burge Hospital, will be at 2 p.m. Friday Elkland Christian Church. The ni ttnhort Warren will officiate. Burial will be in Pleasant View Cemetery under direction of Kling- ner. MRS.

BERTHA KEMP eorvioM for Mrs. Ber itha Kemp, 68, of Lockwood, who was killed Tuesday in a car-iruc collision on Highway 97. will be held at 2 p.m. tomorrow in the Red Oak Church, Rev. J.

K. Wright nfflrlatlne Burial will De in me church cemetery under direction Morris-Letman. Survivor include her husband. Hnnrv- turn rl.iuchters. Mrs.

Ro berta Harshaw of Larussell and Mrs. Louise Garner of Sarcoxie, and one son. Bob of Lockwood. MRS. ADELLA E.

MOORE re Ariclla Elizabeth Moore. riiori at 8:50 o.m. vesterday at her home, 1307 tasi racuic, aner illnres nf about 18 montbS. A native of Pennsylvania, she moved here from California in 1007' She. was the.

widow of Charles Moore and a member of the Metho dist Church. Survivors Inrliide a daughter. Mrs TVotha Head nf the home, and six grandchildren and 16 great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are under the direction of Klingner. OTTO W.

(BUD) JOHNSON Funeral services for Otto W. (Bud) Johnson, 53, of 1719 Wedge- wood, who died suddenly yester day morning, will be held at 2 o.m. tomorrow at the Broadway and Madison Church of Christ with Bennett Land officiating. Pallbearers will be David -Dig- man. Richard Hartley, Gene Bass, Charles.

Jimmy and Bui Blount. Burial will be in Holland Ceme tery southwest of Rogersville un der the direction of Kelley-Ferrell. Masonic rites will be conducted at graveside. JAMES MONROE ACNEW Funeral services were held yes terday at Burns Chapel In Willow Springs for James Monroe Agnew, who died Monday in a Kansas City hospital. He was retired high way engineer.

Burial was jn at. Louis. Survivors are his wife, Edna; three sons, James Willow Springs, Edmond Paris, and Dr. Harry R-. Pleasant nope.

WILLIAM C. REYNOLDS William C. Reynolds, 62, of 618 South Missouri, died at 2 clock this morning at Springfield Baptist Hospital after an apparent stroke. He was a member of High Street Baptist Church and the Knights of Pythias. He had been production foreman of the Dr.

Pepper Bot tling Company for more than 30 years. Surviving are his wife, t-mei; two daughters. Mrs. Eilene Mc- Ginty of West Plains and Mrs. Rosalie Brown of Vancouver, three sons.

William R-and Eugene, both of Kansas City and Donald of Chicago; two brothers, A 1154 South Pickwick, and 841 West State; sister. Mrs. Maggie Hurd, 2143 Seminole Court; and ten grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are un der direction of Jewell E. Windle.

Owt ew WIAfKM tWKU rrcy Totter.) Fisi. Ysslsr- tees dsr'a I VMM im Phelp Dodft Hi phlko in 2I wv Phillip Pet. Wit MH Joi Philip MurrW VS 4.it SMi Pullman fata ft. Radio Corp. 42 44l 7 Rrpubllo Steel 53 SH Hey.

MUU (a) tlH 34 Wv Royal IhiitH 10' lue4 4KH 47 Ml 4 7 i-s nicniieia 7m 14H UlKl. L4.ae Tni MU KM4 SlHfc fit B.l. Piiuf UL. 14 s.it I 1 ix-nenley jgt, KOBUC( 1 lw Oil MHiSinvUIr- PU 3Vk a7irliBy0U liW.i 33S MtH 48 t'i jjv jji southern Fac, HI 47 54 5t southern Hy. M.

I Sid. Oil Cat Sid. Oil I ltd. tlH US 41 OU to 74 (ludehaker TU 4H 7 1T7H 139Vi 8unra Oil J8 WH tali I Swift 4, Co. 4H 4t lh S1H Tnu Co.

4a 7W UVk Utilities 42l 11 Wsler 434 414 4t WH IWA 22 tlH tl M( Mb Century fox 24t unioa I amide u4 no 4ii union Merino 424 4i Initio Paclllc 43' United Aircraft 43H 4J United Air Lias 17H 17 (United Fruit 17 S3 324 74A 74H 42H 42t, 4H 494 4' H- 4V 50 tH UH 57 M-. 15H 15-, 41 4f)Va U4 7jU, S. Steel 41V Vanadium iSH HlWetern Aula 1H MV( I Wratern I'nlo 4IH 41 Weatlnf houa 7 714 WUaoa Co. 4 '4M Woolworth rW) IIH 41 Young now 101 ioj 1M 1M MVb MH Zenith hither with lh majority of food to choke vealer 17.00-19.00. with high choice and Si me vealer 20 medium 10 food heavy bull calve ll.0o-l4.00i with weight and quality coiuuneredi boner calve 150 to 250 Iba.

1-10; 00 lb tod down calvea t.OO-ll.OOl 150-500 lh. calve 15.00-17.001 medium grade 11 Ot-14 00; common kind 10 food to choice Mock calve 15.00-17.00i medium It food kind 12.00-U.00. IAMBS The Iamb market wa steady to IS cent higher with a top of 20.75 oa prime spring lamb SO.501M.75: light tomb 15.00-17.50; clipped lamb 11.00-11.00; twea 1.00-1 SOj foau I.Oe-4.0. with choice kind higher. NATIONAL STOCKYARDS Hon- 11.000.

Moderately active; barrow and gilt 25- 5Uc kiweri now steady to 25c lower; mix ed U. b. NO. 1-1 100-250 lb. 16.7H7.00; No.

1 1 17.10-17.50: 170-190 U. 15 75-1 75; 150-170 lb. 15.00-11.00; 120-14 lb. 11.00-14.75; aows 400 lh. down 14.25 15.50; heav ier aow 25.14 00; boar over 250 lb.

7.50-1.501 lighter welghU to 10 50. Cattle: leuO. calvea too. Very alow; good and choice steer and butcher yearling! 30.00-12.50, near ateady; cow barely eteadyi utility and commercial 10.50-1150; eanner and cutter t.00-10.50; buU unchained: utility and commercial 11.00- 13 30; eanner and cutter 1.50-11.00; veal er (teady, calve alow; choice vealer 11.00-22.00; prime zxw; commercial ana food 14.00-17.00; call and commercial 9.00- "SiiBtiv' tityiVotiisTsSc' higher; food to prim spring lambs 20.00-22 50; choice and prim 23.00-U.25. Oth er not esubliahed.

Cash Grains SPRINGFIELD MARKET ICeartety el MFA Milling Cempaayl WHEAT No. 1 Red 7 No. 1 hard W17 BARLKT No. 4t-pouad tut 11-00 CORN No. shelled II SO MIXO No.

1 Red tSS0 Oat 75c ST. LOriS-Wbcat. fl ear. 1 sold. No.

1 red 2 HW. Corn, 3 cars. 1 enld. No. 1 yellow 5Hi.

Oau. 7 car, none told. Cotton NEW YORK Cotton future turned lower today after a firm Mart. The market. however, moved within a narrow price range of a few points.

Textile mm buying imparted early steadiness, hut hedge were attracted by the advance. afternoon prices were cent a bale lower to cent higher than the previous close, October 32.49, December 32.t and March Produce POULTRY Heavy Hen .15 .11 .11 .16 .14 .12 .11 .30 J2 .11 Hybrid Hen Lexnorn Hen Heavy Spring Hybrid Spring Leghorn Sprints. Rooster ana htas EGGS Grade A Lam Grade Large Grade A Medium Dirtie and hmaU Current Receipts ST. LOCU Kgr: About steady: AA large 41-42; A Urge 39-40: A medium 35; A small 24; large 20-32; whoieoa'e gradest Large extra 60 percent A M-3t; laree extraa IHTDercent A' 37-31: medium extra 35 3d: email extra 13-25; standards 32-33: dirtie nrt checks 24-27. Live poultry: Hen about steady I broii-a and frvera barely steadv.

undertone weak: heavy type hen 17-19; Kght type hen 14-16; commercially frown broilers and fryers 72; old rooaier i. Butter: 92 (tor wo; core avi-; ft score SL Butterfal: Misanun point 1 mostly 44. a lew point 46-49; No. 1, It; A few point 41-44; Illinois point No. 1 mostly 45: a few point 48; No.

1. 42-45; Arkansas point No, 45; No. 1. 41 rmCACO Butter receipt TM.nno pound; steady: tl acore 59; 91 score 59; acore 57 ft More S5Hi score cart 574; cor cars 5Vi. Kit receipts caeeei tteaoyi wnne large under 79 percent leHt mixed extra large under 70 percent "A JH; mixed extra medium uaer 7 peroem A 34H: ttandara vi: currem reewpu 30; dlrUet 19: check If.

Oieee steady; eiafle osines nw twis 3t-45. Uv poultry steady: nana, neavy isv- 10; light 17-11; broiler or fryer under 4 lb, rock commercial 24-25; old meter 15-16: eanonettea under 4H Bs. Z7-2BH; younf brum kca turkey M. Broilers LITTLE HOCK Northwest are Mark et weak; broiler and fryers 19-2 cent. Bateevuie-rmrai area: mantet sieeuy pricewtsei demand fair.

Broilers and fryer 30 cents. Iff Aael J.tfM 'J 4 V'-' a of 3 of in of an 70, G. M. "T.Cfc. Copter Crews Are Honored Springfield Man Among 30 Pilots WASHINGTON Decoration for "skill and daring seldom matched in time of Deace" were awarded at a White House cere mony today to 30 Army and Air Force Dilota who rerovervrl hodip and wreckage after the June 30 Grand Canyon airliner disaster.

tne collision of a United Airlines DC7 Diana anrl a Trana World Airlines Constellation took I4i lives the worst commercial airliner disaster In U. S. history. The award at tha Whits Hniiee) were presented on behalf of Presi- aeni jMsennower by his army aide, Col. Robert L.

Shulz and his Air Force aide, Col. William G. Drap er. A Citation read at the on the 'south White House lawn said that "with skill and daring seldom matched in time of peace these pilots made repeated trips Into the narrow deDth of tha ran. yon, at times landing on areas not mucn larger man me neiicopter itself." The citation added: As a result of these efforts at the obvious risk of their own lives, these officers recovered the remains of the victim rj th crash and brought out evidence wnicn wm enable the development of procedures and standards which will save many lives in the future." 1 On hand for nreesntatinn nf the awards were Ser-retarv nf tha Army Brucker and Gen.

Maxwell layior. Army cnier of staff. The Army's MaJ. Jerome B. Feldt of Park.

who tuner. vised the canyon rescue operation and Capt, Walter D. Spriggs of Smackover, both received the soldier's medal and r-nmman. Idation ribbons. Armv pommanrlatinn rlhhnne went to 15 including C.

W. O. George D. Brenton Pine Bluff, and W. O.

Donald R. Wright, tsiner, wo. (Also receiving a rammanrfnf inn ribbon was Warrant Officer i nomas a. ueason or Springfield.) Mai. Gen.

Wilton B. Parenna White House aide, is also a top authority on submarine cables. LEGAL NOTICES COUNCIL BILL NO. 1427 RrSOLlTTON NO. 2S6S A RF.SOl.lSTin TO REPEAL PREVIOUS RESOLUTION io.

a24 ana deciar It necessary to improve the following roadwav la Tillman' First Sub-Division, Colluuoa Avenue, slier Avenue and that pari of Washita Street located weet of Weller Avenue ia the City of Spring field, Missouri, at shown on plant, by bringing th same to the grade and sub-trade thereof a established on said plan and pacification, and construction thereof at Ua established grade concrete paving and integral curbinf ia accordance with plana, specification and estimste of cost; providing for payment of said con struction la special tax bills; and pro- vniini roe too puoucauoa and posting of notice. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SPRINGFIELD, MiSSOURL as follows: SECTION 1 COUNCIL fteanbitlne No. 1624, passed sa April 25. 15. declarine It necessary to Improv th roadway in fin-man' First Sub-Division and flvlnf the estimated cost of said Imorovementa end provioinf tor aa effective date ot the neeoiuuoa at aertoy repealed la It en tiretv.

SECTION That th Cnunrll deems sad hereby declares it necessary lo-improve tne loiiowing roadwaya, in TUlmaa' First Sub-Division. CoUineon Avenue. Weller Ave nue and tnat part of Waehtta Street Cairo west of waller Avenue, the I II of Springfieid. Missouri, at shows oa plaas or onngint tne earn to tne trade and sub-graoe thereof a established on said Plana and specification, end by constructing thereon at it established trade, con crete paving end Integral curbinf. In ac cordance wun Plan.

(Peclflcatlona and as. tlmate of cost No. 11M-A now oa file la ui otuce ot tne utrector of public Work ia the City of Springfield. Missouri. Said concrete savin la to he mo struct.

ed from gutter line to gutter line, except that at aU unpaved afreet and alley Intersections, said concrete paving and integral curbinf ehaU be constructed Is the fuU width of the street to the properly lines oa eaca tide of said streets. SECTION 5-The coat of aU material and labor accessary lo brine aaut road way to the established trade and sub- traoe inereof: tne coot of necessary publication pertaininr to said the cost of engineering, which ahall not xceea ix lei percent of the contract price of the Improvement, and tha coat of comtructinc the Improvement aforesaid ia estimated, tt snows by Estimate of Coat No. 215S-A. now nn file in the office of the Director ed Public Works. Is be per square yard tor th concrete paviBf ana to.ta per linear foot for the ntefrai curbinf.

or the total estimated sum of tl 1.513.2. la payment for said materia la. labor and cost of PubUcatioa and enalneerin. a pedal tax ahaU be levied and specUl tax billinf wiU tuned and delivered to the coatractor against the property abutting oa both aide of lit above earned Avenue and Street sad Ha hie tharefne. along to distance to be unproved la dto- poniou as toe from looiaga tnerenf, provided that corner lot ahaU be liable for the cost of lh extension of the Integral curbing to th curb line each way Said tax bill to draw six (t) percent interest rrom a ate ot utsus.

SECTION 4 This RssohrtiM ahaH be rabliihed la a daily newspaper la th ity of Springfield. Missouri, for a period of five consecutive issues, and not test thaa three copies af this Resolutloe shall be posted la three conspicuous place within the limit oi th proposed improvement. lean a at meeting; jure 5. last. wtrrca at.

Tamer Maror Attast: rjoaauf KeUey City Clerk Approved a to form: John a. Newberry City Attorney Approved for Council Action: W. B. Avery vity manafer LODGE NOTICES Vlacil Chapter No. II Royal Arch Masse! stated convocation Thursday.

August P.M. AO R.A.M. welcome. Delno SpeUaaa. II P.

Dortey aeyaolda, secretary IIAUTT CULTURE aCAUTll rl esroflsiesl eoee. Iraat aa aaterwtiad. nfitbt ar Rise mis a tUssts Public Sonar. Pbsaa t-iaM. LOST MONEY FRIDAY, rth.

20 block North jeiiersna or 30 bkirt Commercial. Reward. Writ Bo 2071 Sorlatileid ewe-papers. Inc. LADIES brows aura to Sprtnffleld Tt- cisiiy.

Beware, call t-T74 or t-S4I7. DARK RED youn male Dachshund. Ft diw, ina, ew collar Answer to the same Butch. Beaxiia at child vtaH-bf from Tevaa St 1U S. Kiel Drouth.

CsB -7S2l Reward- YEAR OLD female pointer. Whit aad lemoa color. Reward. J-319L LOST STEFJI Is my pasture. IdeoUfy and pay ad aad ps stare.

4-5MJ. BL4CK AN'GVS call, white face, SIS tm. Strayed vtclnuy CampbeU. tsnsktse. Soutk.Rewsrd.2 051.

LADIES VriST watch Ruby ea each id of face. -5. 4-4nt. rOUNO RED MALS Cocker Spaniel so. Ph.

SH s-ssea. ft ISONAi YOU MAY MEET CUPID' I DOROTHY DEE 2-8855 PERSONAL INTRODUCTIONS NOT RESPONSIBLE for say debt wise ether thaa by BtysrV. Jeha Sauk, Fair Ores, Ms. WANT RFtPONIBUC Reran er family to arte iv-s rsr to lairrnia. furnish tefereore.

Ph. e-atit. i a msoNAi snvict uw neissv ever tsetse an asm the eesy gooffs Way. 4-4-1. ROY'S ST 4T ION, kywsy.

mile wat of By Pass. Flshm gear. Ire. plane eepphes, rrrer emras. Phone t-r-- BIRTHS To Mr.

and Mrs. Bob Rladae. Reoublle. a buy, 11:04 t. a.

Wednesday, bur. is av. ana asr. ueasMi HoaiUnO. Rout (.

a BOY. 11 SO a. aa. Wadaealav Buret. To and Mr.

James Bsuricbter l00 Weat I lorlda, a boy. p. at. wedoeaday. Burse.

To Mr. and Mr. Job L. William. 11 West Walnut, a boy.

I a. at. Wednes day. Bur. to air.

ana Mr. Lag ir ami son, Nona Nettletoa. a boy. 11 P. as.

wedaee- day, Burte. to Mr. end Mr. Toy D. Sim.

Branaaa, boy, 11 :30 P. m. Wdnday, Burje. To Mr. end Mr.

Loyal Dean Wujfla, tlT North Kremont. a IlrL 1:11 a. at. Thursday, Bun. Mr.

ana Mrs. iMaal wucoa, 141T West Calhoua, a irL 4 a. m. Tburaday, Burse. To Mr.

and Mr. C. B. PerreUa. Norta National, a furl.

111 p. as. Rat- urony, m. rfonq. To Mr.

aod Mrs. Charles ThoasDsoa. Weet HUIbs. flrU in. Tbaraday.

St. John To Mr. and Mr. T. jr.

Hammack. 158 weaver, a sirl. 11:01 a. m. lauraday.

at. John'. MARRIAGE LICENSE APPUCATION Thomaa William Rainwater. M. mi 1S4S East Catalpa.

aad Vlrfiaia Rail, a at usieo. iimu normal. NorveU Deanla Hood. K. of 41 North Grant, and Beverlv Ana VUithum.

1. as uai noes inomaa. DIVORCE CASES flat Iff Tl aLnll(tltwt laaTati lleelaul iwowaawp axaiVBTUa flpunai fPoiaeaf hit.ua- 7ael VIIIWI SIUIH r.llU' bttt D. KoulhanJ. mo or occupatloo aiinw caua na 9V nionin crura luppon.

PUlnUff awanled vUiUtio righu. AUTO sicODENTS J. W. Whitmer. JJ1 North Marion, ra- poriea at p.m.

weuneeday hta parked car rolled into atraet marker at Kiois and Normal e- car drive by Alva ft. SmlUL 7M South Kentwood, wa (truck on rear by auto driven by H. M. Welch. 1J0J North Mala, whose vehicle also collided with parked car ownea w.

Mcuuiiel. Webb City, ta 100 block North Main. 1:4 n. Wed neadar. Summon Issued to Welch for tot- lowlnf loo cloaely la traffic.

Car drive by Khtle Butler, TM South Campbell, and H. W. FuStenoa. 74 Weat Elm. collided at Division and Robberaon 10:4 a.m.

Wad need ay. Summona laaued lo Mtaa Butier tar laUur to yield nbl -newsy. State natrol renortad thai rare driven by Roy Leon Buxton. It, of Bolivar, and Jamee Allen Dlllard. 14.

Rout 1. WUIard. collided an Hlfhway 1), about a mile north of Greene County Routt WW, 7:40 a.m. ounces ay. State natrol reoorted nanef truck driven by Fred Lyle Carey.

47, Route 1. Mo-netl, collided with a car driven by Otto James Mackey, J7, Route 1. Monett. 1 m. Monday, ta a Barry County road.

two mue east of Hlfhway 37 and uiree mile aouth of Monett. Dan M. Freeman. 22-year-old eab driver of 142 Weet Water, reported a 14 Chevrolet or Pontine hit hit cab at be waa atopnlnf lo let a fare out in 00 block South Jefferson, 10:11 P.m. Wednesday.

Freeman id he chased th other car but wat unablt to ealch K. TRAFFIC COURT. The followlnf bald St fine for overtime parkuif: Palmer E. Joy. 2001 South Market! Gerald Martin.

Baptist Bible College; Glenn Day. 7t South National; Charle E. Newhart. Bolivar; Walter Brunkhorat, fll South Florence; Owe H. Case.

Route 2. Conway; G. H. Williamson, 4 South Newton; Maxine Boxer. D2 West University: Mrs.

G. P. Bala. Mf Klnssburr: Sar- Ua Service Sutton. 3S43 North Campbell; J.

L. Wiillama. Joplini J. E. Talbert.

1439 East Sunshinai Edward Schmidt. 1707 South Kentwood; Ana Boal. 1805 Valley Road: Orel BelL Routt Alan K. Van- zanU Bout Jewell T. McAtee.

1221 Washita; Amir Makoui, lt East Belmont: R. H. Francis. llf Klmbrough; Charlotte Benton, 7(1 South Broadway; 'Leon Mo-Cans, Routt 1, Rofersvills; Geo Cunninf-ham. Route Steve Schneider, lilt South Pickwick; Carl LeRoy Sham.

Norfolk. Va O. C. Horit. 1505 North Jefferson; Charles E.

Lane, tflt South; Ernest Mitchell. Route 4: and Michel! Barry. (00 Weat Chase. The foUowin paid fl fines for improp er parsing: uyoe Kainey, vzi fcver freen; Don Hamilton, 2010 North Robberaoa; Har old and Elolse Mae Miller. 1105 Irving; Orel Bell, houm ti Millie struble, East Elm J.

R. Hamby. 1717 East Grand: Edward Jnklna, BradleyvlU aad Herachel F. Beane, Su4f East Grand. The followlnf paid Sit fine speed.

In: JeweU L. Davison. 104 West Division: Norma Jeanne Watklna, 194 Cinderella; James Willard Maeaard. Route 1. WUIard: Richard L.

McCanahy, New Castle, Pa. I Glen Hereford Lovell. Kansaa City; Char. title ate-nderann. im Stewart: Vamoa Exell, 760 South; John Max Price.

1134 East Walnut: W. H. Breeea. Route- 1: Lloyd Perkins, Route Fordland; Roy E. Gott.

Route Bill J. Rollis. Rout 1: Them Steelman. 220 North CampbeU aad Mamie Sue Smith. 71S Nichols Herachel Cleea Hubbard.

Routa S. Bald $12 for speeding. Gelnn D. Youn. tit North Prospect, paid $2 for speeding.

The following paid 15 for dlsrefardlnf no left turn signs: Harry Lee SutUe, Route 9: Milton B. Thompson, 2312 Terrace Drive: Richard Ober lander. 166S East Cen tral and Elaine Roach. 405 Largo Lane Horace w. raugnt.

nout 11, paia for makinf Improper turn. W. H. Breese. Route S.

tad McDavtt Loaa aad Investment Company. Rout 4, each paid S3 ta three count of overtime parking. Robert C. MrCurdy, Route tad Clarence E. Vlnyard, 250 North Grant, eack paid tS for runniaf atop light.

Mr. Bruce w. Nicnolaoa, 111 aoutn Florence, paid 1 for blocking a cross Michel! Barry. on Weat Chase, paid 11 for leaving key In Ignition. Charley Cox.

130 North National. Mid 113 So oa charge of faUure to yield rtht of way. John a. Lock. Humaasvm.

Pax fl tor 00s true-ung trafrat. SHERIFFS OFFICE Roe Sparkmaa. Route 1. Republic, re ported at 1:40 p.m. Tuesday that someone had broken Into ber garage, i Deputies tearcneo.

tne area nut eouM find ao on. John Bresheara, to! Hlllcreet, complained at :11 p.m. Tuesday that someone had beta thro win rocks at his house recently. on of them atriklaf hi wife He waa unable to fir any description of th individual, er any Uceneo a urn ber then- car. Brookllne postmaster morted at m.

Wednesday that vandals have been deetroyls mailboxee on first east-weet road north sf Battlefield for more than a -month. Escape from Nevada Slat Hospital reported Wednesday, identified as Joe Campbell, as at tie-, 1 feet inches tail, weighs 160 pounds, brown hair end eye, wear lasses, and last seea wearlnf a white shirt and blue Jean. It waa thought Blight fo la Greenfield. FIRE ALARMS firae fire Wednesday at 111 Nichols. p.m.; Glrnstoc tad Cnassinui, 1:10 p.m.

CHARLESTON. C. (4V-A man who didn't show up for Jury duty in U.S. District Court here was scheduled for a show cause bearing yesterday. He didn't show up for that either.

Judge George Bell Tlmmerman Sr. asked the clerk of court for the questionnaire tent to the Juror. In it. the iudffe found, that nra. spective Juror described himself as king or the world and provost marshal of the VS." Hearina dismissed, said Judo-s Tirnmerman.

Eighty-five percent of air line stewardesses resign for a single reason to get married. development of surface-to-air missiles with a range of SO miles or mora." Surface-fired missiles of lesser range belong to the Army or Navy. 5. Diepersing its missile launching facilities so widely that a direct atomic attack could sot destroy more than one-third of the facilities or capabilities of a single Installation. (.

Planning operational exercises to determine the characteristics and capabilities of its missiles. -The missiles conference disclosed that the Martin Matador pilotless airplane has demonstrated a reliability and accurcy on a par with that of current piloted MM CIVIL CAKE Bertha Woodard ainal see Roberta ana Mrs. jee KoberUj la no lord a oom- piains tor appenmeat 4 al wt Ma, isofl and J0 renti case set lor Aus. I. Montgomery Buirk Compear against inurman at, BOU1 sua sa aconunll eieeu Ilea delivered to the eheriMi famishment ordered kecurlty National Insurance Agency.

a S. Stuckey Lumber Company afalast William Henry and fcdna ltitli auit en acceent; default Juds merit for plaintiff or iau.ro, piua perceat antsrest from data Of hlda-mHOl and enala R. A. Barnes, doinf bualneu a Barn furniture More, against vir.li Glrlhi suU oa account; default Judgment for plaia. Uff for 101.5, ptua percent Interest irons eai 01 niagmew and costs.

IBIMISAL CAMh Clsa Nammea White. 14. lao tZaat Me. Daniel, fined tl an costs for sot ksvlng asiasoun license i gives stay antu Aug Payia flnee and costs for sverlearth vs. hlcla were Noble Crowder, St, Scurry, and EU Everett Barrett.

M. Wichita ran, lf aacn. Hubert Oils Daaiela. tT. Hainea CUe paid a total of 5l.5t for havlna an overweifht truck aad sot having a PSC permii.

uraoy retera. t. A is ins. said in for ha vie as overweifht truck. ray in fine and roeta a air ase tar not kavln PSC aermlta wan Jahs rime risvls.

2. Sedtewick. Kaa.l Delmar Ceorse Tinberf. 20. Bonner Spring.

Kaa.l Gary noes oreiiand. 34, bkhix city. la.i James inane Hall. z. Norfolk.

Jtlm Dar. win Thompson, M. Harrison, Ark. 1 Thur- maa William Bannister, Seagevllle. ex.

1 eaca Buei McHuew, 2. Uklaaoma CUy; and Tom Lee McCiee. tl. Nashville. Paul Bernard Alexander, al.

Route 1. found aulltv af eareleaa en reckiau unving alter trial; paid toUl of til. eona ttenrv rranm. as. lau Pvthian pleaded innocent to rharfe of rare lees am recaieee anvtn.

kavln as stats 11. cenae ea nis venu le, ana navinf no drivers license: trial set Au(. 11. and released to appear that date. UOU J.

Millar. 1. 1M Marvlaari. 117 for Careleea and rarkleaa drtviee Paytnf nne and costs for overweifht truck were Henry O. Olson, 41, Monett, 112; Prestoa Maurice Harmon.

M. Fort norm. xti and Larry Carl Chalberf, 22, Spriiifdal. tU.SO. POLICE CALLS Complainant la O0 block State renari.

ed at 1:50 p.m. Wedneeday hit former wife, ttvinf la 400 block West Pacific, threatened him and threw butcher knife al aim. Police said th womaa reported nor former autoand (truck her first and she threw half at hi car. Ne chart er tiled. C.

E. WIAersoa. of WUkersna Auto Trim, 209 Wert Kearney, reported al 115 a.m. Wedoeaday a younf maa called to ask If he would aU a horn made eooter without a motor oa tt. Witkereoa said he told th caller ha had none without a motor, but when ha checked later he discovered a SlOO engine miss ing.

Officers allotted two window ansa at the Earl Metsaer Service Statloa. Sem inole and (jwnstone. early Thursday morn inf. Apparently nothlnf wa ami. Aa open winnow at tne Dees nock button am tnerry.

also spotted early uua mora- ingi aoinjng amsia. Wayne fokorney, it, of int Sherman reported the upholstery and lop of his ll Chevrolet convertible slashed several times while parked at sol Stat, between P.m. and midnUht. Wadneaday. Olllreri uname tu locate omwler reBoneO; at mil weet tim.

10:42 p.m. wedoeaday. A j(-year-oia man taaen to neanouarter. questioned and released Wednesday night aner ne wa picked up la 1100 block weet cnas. louowin a report 01 a man prowling that area.

The maa had been Identified: by Mrs. Hazel Lavton. 112 Weet Chase, aa th man who had circled the block several timet ia hi car and who had walked through th yard at 1127 Weat Mr. Walter Lirhtwtne. 1174 Garfield.

reported a boy throw in rock at her nouse and calling her name. 3:2 p.m. Wednesday. Officer-warned boy to- atajr heme. Jee Wtdt.

S3. Cleveland. booked on charfe of drunkenness, 1:55 p.m. Wednesday, aftar arrest la so block Kt Lout. Bobby Dean Merideth.

It. of 1411 North Warren, booked oa charfe of using profanity on public street. 12:40 a.m. Thurs day, aftar officers received a resort of a disturbance oa City Hall law. Officer reported, tnat Merideth.

who had bees drinking beer, refused to tell them where he had purchased it and that be abasiv and profane. Max rranklln Broad bent. 40. at 1713 South Fairway Terrece. booked oa chars es of drunkenness and destruction of city property.

1:15 a.m. Thursday, after he waa iouna pasted nut la Bia car at ration and Pershinf. Officer reported th car aad knocked down a loadin none alsn cmest A. Green. (3.

of Koute 4. Booked oa drunkenness chareee. 1:5 a.m. Thurs day, alter arrest at Kansas and (Hive. William Ruff.

fj. of fit. Charles, re. leased lo hie son, who cam from St. Charle lo get him after police took Ruff Into custody early Wednesday nutht.

Huff wa ptrked up St Municipal Airport after Lester Jones, airport enaaager, reported Ruff wa drivin on a runway. Ruff told officer that he thought he wa oa a highway leading to St. Charles. Officer said the maa apoareaUy suffered a la one of memory. POLICE COURT Ed Munser.

1E5 East Belmont, said tl fine oa violation of do ordinance. Robert Faik. V24 North Marlon, paid 111 50 on three count of violation of dof ordinance. Andrew Donrlae TWlTerl. ns adilreae Bat.

ad. paid 114.50 oa drunkenness charfe. Melvin Moneyham, til Washifnlos, paid 114.5 aa drunkenness chart. LOSSES REPORTED Tony Morgan. 1525 North Grant, rennrt.

ed theft of bicycle from Grant Beach rant Wednesday. M. Adams, uurt. reonmed theft of two hub cape from car ea WUhoit Park- Lot July as, W. Adams.

Oxark. reoorted theft oi two hubcaps from hit car parked at WUhoit Darklnc lot. sometime last Than. Toay Morgan. 1525 North Grant, reported theft of bicycle from Grant Beach Park.

oerwsen torn, an a p.m. wedneeday. BUI T. Waggoner. 23-year-old sailor ea hut way to Selieman.

at am Ttiaea. day. reported he lost his billfold, coots loinf tioo money order aad paper. In 'he Greyhound Bus Statloa. Several persona war searched but billfold wasn't found.

Articles RccoTered Polic found tool box eoatainlii aisao tuning Instrument oa curb la 500 block Last Walnut Wednesday and returned then I Charlea W. Beach. 1025 West Thomaa. wno reported ne had tor ottea I tut them la his ear lb arsvtoua eves lug. A bicvcle InnfMl at r.UnMftM aiul shine Wednesday takes to police Bead- quarter.

BUILDING PERMITS J. B. Pickett. 21 IS North Newios. sa.

rue, $200. Paul HardlB. 201 West Madison, mm building from 411 at Lyaa to 501 West Mtdlsoa. Robert P. Beam.

Red Ten. atr-mesa bouee at 2211 East Claiborne. 114.00. award rayior. 71 west Graad.

Ixl (dditioa. SM. Arthur Duacan. Mil North rremoai. 12x14 addition.

tl200. Pau hen G- Halm. 1111 task. 1VM mMU. Hon.

1140. Pauline G. Baird. 1511 Beath Uxit sAdk Hon. fluOO.

Mvroa Hannah. Ozark, flva-rnosa sntisa at 514 West Cherokee. tftOM. Vlrrll o. Howorr.

Etl7 West Walaat. eld. tat. SIS. Mrs.

R. L. O'Ouiaa. 715 East Pasa. roof.

S12S. May A West. 25 North Makk. aidirut (nd painting. f75.

Lester Mvers. Route a. Ore-room toss al Utl Whttesid. tMsa). p.

A. Touted, 2051 north wejier. atodeL S5. W. K.

Ksox. 14J7 North Mala. twaf. S225. John BuOiaftoa, nil Nona Fay.

re model. S15. o. caeia. utl East Kma, reoc.

tut. Harry E. Ban. 221 East Aveawa, ftve- nous at 977 ESat Avowee, isaoa. yaher HoMea.

Route 1. four-reom hosee at Wit East Smith. 45o. L. V.

amsM. 751 toure. sjasv two bstldinf from tot Weet solar Is 1224 West Webster. Peel Hard la, SOI west Mad! ana. foaada Una and repair.

S2nt. at. a. Paitoa. 71 cmcner.

swre Bsiid- fmsa MOO North Howard to Jit Crateher; feendattoa and repelr. t3t. H. Carter. 717 state, a we Ins.

tana. Arm Feendry sad Machine Company, 511 North Jefferens, sscloee aad rjreprsof crane runway, nvw. Ossoto, 54 West TfrThTBlel. aim at tiiinsren and pre)'') relates, teas. Fred MsrfMM.

us Marylaad. roof. tztt. Lkryel La as beta, its cherry Street Cert, eta-neea bees at 1121 Last Ed-weod. SiOsX Ten Smith.

Tit Seminole. Hte-nwm mat es at aad an South Dslliasa, SMw Arthur Alber. TU MOj Clay, serrh at lie jkorta atocer. sis. lrea aad Metal Offapaar.

IM1 F-ast Trmcwy. porch addiuo at 2txU Last itcimiu. aw. note, rteee (are at lltl isorth NatkMl. teat.

Smith Investmewt Company. 21 Wasfc- utioa. repair firs tamafe, uoflt. W. F.

Msrpny, Rente ln-4oeea he sea at si south wtKUn. tsso. tlhw Grave. 2S Las tsneiei. Site.

Herb TUlmaa. tH Fsat fwvaluw. ftrs. raoea hows at lUi south Coauassa, hwa. Funeral services for Mary Alice Martin, 56, of rordland, who died Tuesday afternoon at her home.

will be held at 10 a.m. tomorrow in the Fordland High School gymnasium with the Rev. W. M. Hines officiating.

Pailbears will be LeRoy Car- rumtar fWtn Rrantlinoue Usll Mack Taylor, George Demogenes and Elmer Ragan. Burial will be In White Oak Cemetery northwest of Fordland under the direction of Kelley-Ferrell. The Royal Neighbors of Am erica, Camp 2931, will hold rites in the gym following the funeral A. P. (MACK) WELLS A.

P. Wells, 77-year-old retired Frisco employe of 1212 North Grant, died last night at his home after a long illness. He was a member of the Methodist Church. Surviving are his wife, Nellie, and a brother, E. R.

Wells of Edna, Tex. Funeral arrangements are under direction of Jewell E. Windle. CYNTHIA JEAN CLEVENf.F.R Cynthia Jean eleven cer. four- vear old dauchtor of Mr and Mrs.

Jack Cleveneer of Kansas City, died suddenly at 6 p.m. yes- leraay in Kansas city. An autopsy is scneauied to De field today. She is survived bv her nnrents- paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.

jr. m. uevenger or Z415 Benton; maternal grandfather, Elmer ueaney of Kansas City; a brother. MiKie; a sister, lerry; and ma ternal erandmnlhfr. The body will be brought here for services and burial under the direction of Thieme.

MRS. BEN PARSCALE Mrs. Verna Estell Parscale. 50. of 1132 East Atlantic, died at 4:30 o'clock this morning in Burse Hos pital.

She had been a resident of Springfield for 30 years. Surviving are her husband. Ben: a son, Delbert Wayne of Harrison- vuie; a daughter, Mrs. Dorma Givens of Springfield; a sister, Airs, ueane uuinam of Fair Grove; and three grandchildren. Funeral services will be held a 2 p.m.

Saturday In the Red Top (jnurcn with the Rev. Lester Slack officlatlogr Burial ttl ber church cemetery under the direc tion of Kainey. Pallbearers will be Bob Potter. Gene Hodges, Bob Detherage, Cecil vanzandt, Levern Jackson and Johnnie Sallee. State Rivers Edge Upward Up to 4V2 Inches Of Rain Reported KANSAS CITY t-Heavy rains UD to 44 inches fell in northern Missouri overnight and more rain was considered likely today.

Sharp rises were forecast for the North Grand. Chariton and Petite Saline rivers as a result of the torrential ralns.i Flooding In the middle nd Jower reacbeav-of the Grand Is foreseen. At Cbillicothe the morning stage was 21.1 feet and a rise of 4 or 5 feet above the 24-foot hank- lvl was expected. At Sumner a rise of i teet above the bankful level of 26 feet was predicted. Til Chariton at Novlnopr will rise to 3 feet over the 20-foot brim while at Prairie Hill the crest will be slightly under bankful, river forecasters said.

The Petite Saune near Boonville was expected to rise tonieht. near. ing" bankful. Meanwhile, the Missouri showed a rising tendency. It rose six-tenths of a foot at St.

Joseph to 11.3 teet. and a tenth of a foot at Kansas City to 7.1 feet. Overnieht rains rarured frnm an unofficial five inches at James-port, where the downpour caused postponement of the state plowing matches, to a trace at St. Louis. i-O'V Other rainfall reading InMud.

ed: Gallatin 4.48, ChiUicothe 3.5S jew Boston 3.10, speed 2.90, Bethany 2.87, Grant City 2.77, Hopkins 2.60. Kirksviilts 2 inrhoa Tr.n. ton 2.35 and Barnard 2.09. Hall damage to corn was suffered at Barnard. Todav' fOTeX-ast rail for eon.

siderable cloudiness through Friday with scattered showers and thunderstorms north and east this afternoon and tonight, and over me nortn portion i nday where locally heaw rain are nnvHr-tori hv this evening. Isolated afternoon or evening thundcrshowerh for the southwest and extreme south are also forecast. The- rain, u-enthor. men say, will make for cooler temperatures today with highs Friday again In the 90s. AF Reducing 1'ilots Hole Men Being Replaced By Guided Missiles By VERS HAUGL.IND NEW ORLEANS UP Th.

Air Force dlsrloud tndav (fist it as pects its surface-to-surface guided missnes 01 tne future to replace Dlloted airrrnft on nhrrnt hair iiu missions of the Strategic Air Com- mana ana a. intra of inose of the Tactical Air Command seven generals of the Air Re- searrn ana Development Command tnkJnir Dart. with Air Vnree undersecretary James 11. Douglas in me nauon lira major (TUKfcd missiles conference- a -footin-od attraction of the Air Force Assn. convention also divulged that the ait rorce is: 1.

Considering the use of reconnaissance gear cameras and other mulDrnent -on mlecile Ha. signed to be recovered 00 com- pieuon or uieir a-nutsion. 2. Planning in the event of war to use a force" guided missiles against large or area" targets, and alrolanes to destrov pin point targets. 3.

Interested in the future possibilities arising from Nivj- piaag to drvetoo a trnall-diarriptrr rrw of space satellite. 4. Limited under a hitherto secret iaterservict agreement to the say. Naenler'a Phllilpa. SUtloa.

Cherry and Nalmnal. Dial tt7l. STYL-FTTK Beauty Shop. ivSti South Av. Tor appointment call cite ua wee merman.

2 J. SKRVICE STATION, Oaraf and Cont- BisrrUI User Most Brandt ot motor oil at aompetlttv prioss. See a for rout requirements. Qualliy OH 4-llWL NFFD A birth eerllficatet Ws'fl help yon. Comstocks.

fit st. tmmerciai. ALCOHOLICS anonymous epea every nUht. 4110 Etst MclMniei. roowa s-Jie after a.

pay, i-smn. WALNUT Street Rest Home. Ahr eondt. tlossd. Any pS'lenle tceeptao.

at aevr nurslnf car. Ph. t-fll7. i RUMMAGE tele. Ill W.

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r4. Livestock HOOt The ho market era 2l cent lower thai Wednesday' avr with lop 01 lit is on rnou no. i twi. JoO-250 pound iM-ynt pound tlt.tO-M IS 15.00- U.75 13 24-16 Ou 11.50-I4.M U-ll5tl II 50-13 0 10.50-12 50 IMV1N pound J4O-170 pound fsowt 400 pc pound and down Heavier weiim now Locker and feeder plft aMaaa 7.00- t.M loepewiMi a weujM ana ejunmyi Heavy boar with choice Ufht 1 50- T.50 CATTl The mule market waa generally rttady lth lh week decline en uj daaaes. (inod to ehnlre normer eeartmi MM 17 Mi extra kind hhTheri medium to rood 15 50-If -50l atlliq and ataadanl U0A-I4M Good to ehok-o ted at) aad yeartlnra 17.50-19.Mj prt-ne kind up Ml medium to food 15.50-M.Mi utUlty and etaaiard grade ll.0t-14.0u fraM yearling.

11 00-15 60i eemmoa medium ktnda. "0. Oood choice heavy bun. U.M-U OOi medium bulb, 10.W-ll.Wi eonunoa to Ufht bun t.Su-.5U. Utility and commercial eow 1A.0O-11.M: cutter 1.50-9.50: eaner 7.00-t.oO with shelly "wrmwr eow quoted tower row 1 50-10 Mi (sod I choir kind hUb-er: eommotn and medium I0.00-ll.00i ood to rboire twker and feeder ateer 15 54V 17.001 with extra choice hifheri medium to food U.

enmmoa kinda 10.00-12.00. TBALI The veal market waa about ateady with In between eaive weak and under pre-ure; with th majority of food to choice vealer 17-19. with htfk choice and prune vealer 20 aparlnflyi medium to fond 11-Ut heavy bull calve 12 00-14 Oil; The real market wa ctit and 11.00 Chief Quits, TJoard Fired EAST ST. LOUIS, -An Investigaiton of school finance at nearby Brooklyn has brought the resignation of William Terry as nuperintendent of schools and the firing of the seven-member school board of Lovejoy School District These two development yesterday came on the heels of the disclosure by State's Attorney Richard T. Carter of St.

Clair County that Mrs. Cecile Hudspeth, principal of the hlfih school, had admitted embezzling $1,940 in school funds. The 76-year-old terry also is mayor of the village, an all-Negro suburb of East St. Louis, and supervisor of Stit ies township. The job of superintendent paid $6,00 a yean Clarence Blair.

St. Clan-County superintendent of schools, said the school board dismissals are effective next Monday. His action followed a recommendation by Carter. Carter said the board had not held a regular meeting in at least six years and had not recorded certain voting records as required by state law. Blair added that board members had hired themselves as janitors for the school district.

Despite Blair's action and the Maio-naHrtn tj two board mem- rrt. the. school board named Terry as a new member and Its president, abolished Terry's old superintendent post and named Edward Powell as seer eta y. Terry also announced he will "apply for a 300-a month. pension as a in Illinois schools for 48 years.

Carter said the county circuit court grand jury will meet Aug. 20 instead of in September to consider the case of Mrs. Hudspeth. WEATHER CoercUfS? tut peat St boon ul SUfb L.W rree, Altrnquerqu 11 .1 Zl Amaru) Btrmtagham Boise Bostoa ,.1 Chicago fColumbia Denver Detroit Fort Smith Fort Worth Kansas City Utile Rock La Angela Memphis Miami, ria. Minnasroli New Orleaa New York Oklahoma CUy Omaha Phoenix PUtsbunll Sak Lake City KeaUl St Loale RPRINGFTKLD Taiu 91 Tl tl 47 tl tl 75 1 77 5 74 97 71 4 71 71 .11 a 4 71 It 7 t3 7 7 L4 4 7t 7S M.

7 71 Tt 1 71 7 51 tl 71 ft Tt JOt Tt WashtxetMl 2 West Plaint ,2 Wichita Tl VTSSOURf CoBaderbl tloudlaees onh. partly rknody oth thi afteraoaa and toenhi and Friday; acatiered ahowers ad Uranderstonn aorth and easl oeatral ihM tiimiM mnA toman! and ever aorta Friday 1 locally heavy rantfaR treme north Oil aftereooa and toeitM: few kaatated afteraooa er eveeln Ihaaoer-hewert eoeihwsK end ertreeae soet to-dsy; eonlee Berth this aftenwoa wajmer Perth FrMayi arw toaufat i-a dy la the KANSAS Pertly ekwdy towtb ennaider ehk jii.iiim,. anna this afteraoaa end tnairMl ertdere eeettered Otowoel eSorww meetly aarth; rrldaf law la a tttered rmoderateema etrm eyeas; vtreieT aortheaet rrimr. hw Mom wtt eorthwe-4 to mid dle 70. aa-rtni high rrvtay ARRAN9AS Partly ehredy torM aed Frtdae i leced esicewoeo aad evened er aed a few eeeederaterm) Import teiereretere ebaa nliiu.tua ijunlr fair fits aft' ereeeew WjM pad Frutey cent far Iso late o)e.

eee evenm Hue tesneeremre. eheeeei 'J 1 71 3 JTLZ-U -i" ti 'r b-e haaali i i awhehtaWatawTewseaena 'rfW 1 6sre'n Vf. WfArvH St'CUtf Amsilated Preea Wh iil WEATHER--: wlta iWalcUoJidrntonnt are expected tonight from the pla(ea refitm eastward acrau tat artier bordrr states tt the Ml-sissippt aad ta wrtern Texas. It. win be fair rrij croatty else-rkere, viU lltlk ca la UmpcraUrt (orranj.

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