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Mar, II. 1951 SPRINGFIELD (Mi.) UADER-PRESS Marital jIess Costs Her Life Fifth Traffic Death in Area Hawaii SPRtraGrtELOr- population 110,000 ALTITUDES 1324 FT. CLIMATE PINE JIM TAYLOR Funeral services for I Jim Tay rONTIVlFD FROM rAGf ONK POLICE COURT Osage Beach Youth Dies in 1-Car Wreck of presidential approval arrives. Gen Friebe. Mil Howard, paid II lor lor, 62, Lqmar coal trucker, who died Friday of a heart attack, will he at 2 p.m.

Sunday In Konantz Chapel at Lamar. Burial will be WESLEY J. CANNEFAX Wesley J. Cannefax, 74, former Douglas County prosecuting attorney and Ozark County probate judge, died suddenly Friday afternoon at his law office in the Ozark County courthouse at Gainesville; Death was attributed to a heart attack. Mr.

Cannetax. who had served The Ozarks' fifth traffic fatality for March ws recorded tjday Kills, Then Trie Suicide MILWAUKEE, Wis. (AP) -A marital tangle exploded Friday in a shooting sequence that left a 28-year-old motherrof seven children dead and her ex-boyfriend critically wounded. Police said that the 11 woman, Mrs. Beverly Ann Swan, whose body was found on a street by a when a car driven by Larry Brock way, 21, Beach, missed a said he had told the President Hawaii is very, conscious of its mission in the middle Pacific, Qulna said Hawaii wishes to perform as a "bub of the Pacific" in creating greater understanding between the East and West and the peoples of Asia "whose friendship we are trying to nourish." Quinn will have 30 days after vkiiatloa ot on vratnance.

RuKKfli Milter, 1611 Cherokee, fined tl for iaywaatng. POLICE CALLS Robert W. Pate, 40. of 427 Klmerough, bookett on commas assault warrant. 11 a.m.

Friday. Police reported Pate was intoxicated, became bcUlseaVnt upon arrest, and feU white being placed is patrol car. He suffered left ear injury. Mr. and Mrs.

Glenn Noel, 1937 South Delaware, reportw) at 1:15 a.m. Friday Highway 54 curve a mile west of the Glaize Bridge over the Lake CITY UTILITIES NEW CV8TOMKE I Max Allhatidt, 1711 E. Trffkay. J. D.

Baraoi, 143 Cidre)l. Floyd Burks, 1112 W. rower. Clarence Fausett. W.

Division St. Bd. J. Hogan, 1520 Divutlua Rom Ann MrMUlea, 234 N. Welfer.

Franria E. Philpoit, 1510 N. Grant. Joe Clevenger. 1511 Nora.

Francis E. Phllpott, 1519 N. Grant Joe E. Walktr. 1426 W.

Poplar. SEW RESIDENTS Jerry Green, 1240 W. Stat rum Mansfield. Mo Brice Henderson. 10 E.

Pythian from Chattanooga, Tens. Richard V. bnumate, 402 Djsart from HayesvilJe Kan. Kenneth Skaggs, 347 S. Pickwick from Galena, Mo.

W. F. West. 2235 Catalina trom Athena, Ohio. Robert H.

Woolery, 1251 rerguao from Columbia, Mo. James R. Yarned, 2652 N. Fremont from Houston. Mo.

a term as Douglas County prosecuting attorney som; time ago, had been Ozark County probate judge 10 years. He went into pri newsboy, apparently had two a school girl had been crotaing their "husbands." There were two bul formal notice of Eisenhower's ap lawn recently. Police investigated report of (iahf at 331 Washington, 1:10 p.m. Friday, contacting vate "law practice about a year ago. proval to issue an election proc in Lake Cemetery: Mr.

Taylor was a native of Mt. Vernon and began a coal business in Lamar 20 years ago. Survivors are his wife; -two sons, Carl and Clarence, both of Lamar; four daughters, Mrs. Lena Lean. Stockton, Mrs.

Beatrice Y'ost, Hu-golon, Mrs. Jessie Lee Hurst, Anchorage, Alaska, and Mrs. Ruby Overton, Lamar; five sisters, Mrs, Maude Harrison, Ozark Beach. Mrs Nellie Fanning, Lamar, Mrs. Leona Wilder, Klamath, Mrs.

Cora Thornbrugh, Great Bend, and Mrs. Gladys Taylor, Appleton City; and 19 grandchildren. Survivors include hit wife, Car rie; a son, of Castro lamation. The primary could be held no less than 60 nor more than 90 days after the proclamation. A general election could be of the Ozarks.

The fourth fatality occurred at 11 a m. yesterday when Mrs. Elna Bernice Worland, 55, of Leawood. was dead on arrival at a Humansvllle hospital from neck and head injuries suffered In a two-car wreck on' Highway 13 st Dun-negan. Mrs.

Worland and her husband, who was injured in the wreck along with two persons in the other car, were enroute to visit a daughter, Mrs. Aileen Hoodenpy'c, Route 4, Bolivar. In another Highway 13 accident, Austin Horn. 54, of that address, wh said his stepson, John Adams, 31, ot 510 Benton, threatened him with a knife and a fight started, causing damage to property in the house. Police said most ot Horn's clothing was torn off and Adams had laceration on right finger.

A knife Valley, three daughters, let wounds In her head and one I in her chest. Her legal husband, Harold Swan, 34, told police he and his vfil'e had separated last summer and she had started suit for di-vofre. The other man, Robert Biel-meier, 27. with whom Mrs. Swan Mrs.

Sammy McDaniel of Rich CHANGE IN tOCATIO mond, Mrs. Farrel Anderson of San Raphael, and Man reported disturbing at apartment at 743 North Jefferson, Si 10 p.m. Friday, was ordered to leave. Mrs. Betty Johnson, state of Cal Man reported causing disturbance at lfornra; two sisters; Mrs.

Ida Hay- home of his former wife, 71 South Rob den of Richmond, and Mrs berson, 5:25 p.m. Friday, agreed to stay awav from her while drinking. Angeline Lyons of Montana: and Bobby Moody. 23V Mate from TS N. Fulbright Kathryn Sanders, 1827 CaUiina from 1601 S.

Campbell. WUford Thornbory, t25 E. Cherry from 1003 Stewart. Anita G. Thrasher, 41 S.

WeUer' om 1954 St. Charles. C. G. Anderson, 1160 S.

Crutcher from 932 W. Minota. Dale Coursey, 1340 Evergreen from W. Highway 66 By-Pass. Charles A.

Fuller. 1S51 Greenwood two brothers, Jesse and John, both Rebels Seize Five Islands It's a British Plot, Claims Angry Ceylon COLOMBO, Ceylon AP)-Reb-pis' report edly have seized five of the Maldive Islands In the Indian Ocean. The Maldivian government hinted today it considers the revolution pro-British and linked It with the British' plans for an air base on Gan Island, headquarters of the rebel government. The rebel regime, calling itself "the United Suvadiva Islands," said the revolt had been sparked by starvation and high taxes and denied any outside influence. The Maldives, a cluster of 2.000 islands, are self-governing.

But under a treaty signed 72 years ago, they agreed to let Britain look after their foreign affairs and defense. Britain has run' into difficulties with the sultan, who rules the islands, over building the Royal Air Force base on Gan in the Addu atoll. The British want to set up the base an an important link in their defense line to Asia to replace the RAF base given up on Ceylon. The Maldivian' government denied, in a communique that there were hardships as charged by the rebels. "The present consequences are a natural sequel to the effects of the Maldivian government not conceding to every wish and request of the 'Brit-feli' government rewarding a base in Gan," it added.

i The five islands reportedly in the hands of the rebels are sparsely settled, with about 7,000 inhabitants engaged mostly in coconut plantations and fishing. The total population of all the Maldive Islands most of them uninhabitedis only 82,000. They are chiefly Moslems. The leader of the revolt was identified as Abdulla Afil'i Didi, whom the Maldivian government denounced as "a man who served a term of imprisonment in jail for plotting against 4he government during World War II." had gone through a marriage ceremony in Iowa one month, ago, told police he killed her because she had told him she planned a reconciliation with Harold. Biel-meier was charged with first ed-gree murder.

of Ava. held no later than 40 days after the primary. Quinn said he would put the machinery in motion to qualify Ha-wait for formal admission as soon as, possible. But he said he wants to talk with legislative and political leaders of both parties in Hawaii before issuing his primary proclamation. Quinn, a Republican, who said last month he would run for the first elected governor bf the new state, said today this is not "the time to talk about that.

Impounder Jim Larkin, 910 South Missouri, reported at 3:13 p.m. Friday a rear view mirror was broken off the city truck while it was parked at his home. Officers failed to find apparently mentally disturbed elderly woman reported walking in 200 block South Dollison, 2:50 p.m. Friday. an Arkansas trucker escaped with facial lacerations at 9:50 a.m.

today when his transport truck derailed four cars of a Frisco freight train. Clinkingbeard of Gainesville has charge of arrangements. trom inui uoiunson. J. C.

Huddleston 317 8. Park, from 1101 e.ugene ueu, iu nest ainoun, re BENJAMIN F. SOLOMO.V S. Main. i inoriMl at 10:20 a.m.

Saturday a rock had Troopers said the accident oc Delbert McDonald. 1536 W. Atlantic from 1 been thrown against cab of his pickup Funeral services for Benjamin 1407 W. Thoman. curred at.a grade crossing at the Henrv St.

Clair County line and truck, cracking the glass and denting the body. George McCroskey. Republic, manager, Franklin Solomon ,76, who died at MRS. MARTHA E. FORREST Mrs.

Martha Evelyn Forrest, 95, died Friday afternoon at her home, 416 East Calhoun, after a long Illness. A former resident of Howell County. Forrest had lived here since Her husband. Dr. John II.

Forrest, a pioneer southeast Missouri physician, died In 1930. She belonaed to Bakersfield Baptist Church. She is survived by thiee dauuli-lers, Mrs. Lorene Mendenhall and Mrs. Bess Poslle.

both of the When police, directed by Harold, went to Bielmeier's rooming house af tcr her body had been found.they heard a shot. Breaking in the door, they found Bielmeier with a self-inflicted bullet wound of the Outlt Furniture Store. 320 West involved an eastbound 1953 -CMC Hosea M. Maggard, 1821 E. Elm from 1025 Kim Archade.

William H. Miller, 609 Bovey from 641 S. NetUelon. Barbara Ann Otraclovee, 1267 E. Sunshine from 1908 E.

Bennett. Alice Bred, 1426 Texas from 1006 N. Hampton. truck driven by Wayne Green, 42 his home at 1150 West Division Friday, will be at 2 p.m. Sunday in Klingner Chapel with the Rev.

Don Bailey officiating. Burial will be in Wise Hill Cemetery, near Clever. ne roia reporters more ts a Pigcott, and a southbound Frisco freight train on which in. his head. En route to the hos-i strong two-party system" li, Ha- Charles u.

smith. 1954 re mom trom pital. Bielmeier admitted slaying jwaii and perhaps 'it would vore Bervlr Meierotto. 48. Clinton, was 1252 ill-Gee.

George Watson, 1303 s. Kansas from vtw engineer. mis. swan. I something like a border state in Swan told authorities that he i the continental United States.

He N. Farmer. Four of the I train's five "nrs MRS. THOMAS G. LOONEY and Mrs.

Anna Stout of had placed their six children, added that Hawaii could swlhtf 51 were knocked off the irack hnd Funeral services will be held at TRAFFIC COURT Pnv.ni! it each lor improper parking 2 p.m. -Sund ranging hi age from 2 to 9 years, tor 52 per cent, either in the county home when his wife or Di'tnocratic. lay for Mrs. Amand" UMk'' who died at her 1j rei)t one overturned, blocking half Hifhwav 13 until mid-afternoon. Walnut, reported at I a.m.

Saturday a hole had been made in plate glass window on west side of building. Charles Bnllan. 911 North Main, reported side view mirrof broken off right side of car, Friday night. Police cited James Lewis Jones. 36, Mt.

Vernon, tor drunken driving, 2 a.m. Saturday Ifter his car was found weaving in the 300 block St. lxiuiii with the lights out and forced another auto onto sidewalk near the Square. Polite quoted Jones as admitting he had been drinking and blaming his drinking on personal troubles. Officer Lee Stephens picked up rein coat and suitcase in driveway at OX Service Station.

Grant and Campbell. 2 a.m. Saturday. Officer Billy Sisco closed south door at United Adjustment Inspector. 1J70 East Sunshine, 2:45 a.m.

Saturday. Man reported causing 'disturbance in apartment at 944 -West Central, 2:55 a.m. Saturday, admitted hitting a woman but insisted ahe hit him first. He Looney, 69 Tnursv. Murshfield: David two great great grandchildren.

Heft Hit city. She had another 111 tltA nnnmnniliF Jenson. Buffalo; Donald William Parker, Wetlnes- vmiiv a Quinn said that In the primary I rpi, i 1 Two Nevada teen-agers suffered fractures of both lees and intern, tl 1230 Thoman; Kelley Williams. Kansas day. 1 noru pn.tr to hit nconle ul Hawaii will City: Robert Jones, 823 tast urana.

inlurics at 1:55 a.m. today in Paying Si -aoh (or improper panting She is survived by her husband. I naf trt asked tl mc (1 is Thomas a son. Oral ot Hick MRS. KJTTIE CHAMBERLAIN "VM1ln ht.

Paul Minn. the p(1()p'e vv(j)t lo urr Vranb Vincent. 1337 spectacular crash, of their souped- )ean Jones. Route 11; Jackie u. erii- tian, 722 South Pickwick; HiiuDeH cot Mills: six daughters.

Mrs. six daughters. Mrs. e.a iieo, in nis Maii'iiieiu, up 1953 Studeoaker coacn. man tv.

smith Diitiison: Lnurcn tiusanen I fJr-ili'im in to ponce, mat ailliougl) IIS wi Laid uraiwun ol ban Kapiiael, Cal-ios fi, 18 West Walnut; Robert Burns, isji soutn He stiid he would be suiori.sed Tropers said the eastbound driven by William Naylor Quaitmi, nimnu: F. Williams. Roeersville; i Mrs. nun uu it tieity, Hue i John Brighton, Route 12; Dr. H.

A. sun, Elmo C. 1424 South Kieka-, cheated" on him and he had' lo as 4 Ppr voled U'vn Mvu ninrive Pumnhvm, I 18. missed a Hiffhway 54 curve. Lowe, Medical Arts Bunaing; joscpn against statehood.

left i cet her out of taverns. l.ee Craft. Jr. soutn warren; caruara 7, alter a long illnos. Complon.

and Mrs. Delhel nlivn llf Drunken man reported in church at milps est of Nevada. tiKik Tate, Rout Hayes Construction Com VYeufaei hiiu inAun, u.ou i.u. turned out ain came to Spniigiiold to be Tei-year-oii who out 40 feel of guard rail, went WiHaws of Downey, 15 grand- while attending services. I fePt across a river, hit 15 feet up children, and eiijlil great grand-Jn mi mm.

pany, 13U1 VOliege; lwiiaiu njvuau-son, 2053 South Wavcrly; Dorothy Bloomer shun r.rnve: Haves. 1806 Lin. fell asleep sue was a member of iai murr raciiijr was released cnln: Ann Ford. 1313 North Lyon; Byron and rolled children i An ultrasonic instrument that converts sound naves into light on screen enables a pliysiciun to see the area behind his patients' Officers didn't find thin youth, about 5 feet, 7 inches tall, reported to hive Snut hwlck. 1938 South Kings; jcvereu -Hie Grace Methodist Church 51 nm in l.oi'l Action 2 i I Services will be conducted on an emoaiiKmeni, back into the stream" Clayuool, 717 South Park; llev.

Howard run into Sanfm-d Park altar apparently lihnlt. 9341 West Elmt O. L. Card- OtlH-l well. Marshlield: Richard Gardner.

714 Mirvivtn are a son. BKVEHLY llll.I.S, Calif. firing five shots from a pistol, 10:50 p.m. Friday. Union Church, Burial will be Hall, 17, in Plad Cemetery under the di- 'API eyes.

NatlnmO) Rillv W. Adams. 831 Quartoii and Garr' Charles, 1110 West Sunshine: a Liisiiiroaiice reponcn at ru norm jri -Actor John Drew Barrymore. Pvthian: Car Glboney, Koui wen ferson. p.m.

was a family were taken to the Nevada hot- reel ion of Montgomery of Bullalo, Vanhurpn. Route 2: M. G-. Magoffin, 9jl granddaughter and two great- must appear March 27 to face! argument. East Dalmar; L.

G. uysart, 205 f.oim Douglas; L. H. Pickel, 1710 hast sun VI. G.

Hart, Cane Girardeau; William Evans. 647 South Robbersim: A 4fi-yeai -old Route 10 resident reported at 9:30 p.m. Friday lie had been "topping i conipany" with a woman living on We.sl Grand and had mlsxed $180 In the past two weeks. He wanted no action taken. grandchildren.

'feluny hln-un and drunk driving, Funeral services will be held at charges. i a.m. Monday in the Thiciuej He is accused of leaving the Chapel. Burial will be in Kasl I scene-after his car smashed into JASPKR-T. JKNKI.NS I uncial services foi1 T.

Jenkins, f2, Route 1, Billings, who Richard 1. Langston, 2400 Latokat George French Cameroon To He Free Jan. 1 UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. ers said their speeding Car had sandbags in the trunk which failed to hold the car on the road. In the same the f'edar C.

Newton. 2006 North Johnston; R. E.i (AP) (uca a a afternoon Lawn Cemetery 'the rear of another last Friday. County junction of Highways 54 'ind i Police said Barrymore failed a The U.N. General Assembly has decided to set the French Cam- A grain storage warehouse o')0 sobriety test.

Skeltun. :717 West Chestnut; John J. WU-; liams, 2267 North Lyon; Mrs. Anna James, U53 South Market; Ley H. Cowden, 1701 East EiKhth; Johnny Garrison, CBI; Kdgar Sterling, 511 Prince Lane; Gordon Canadayr 12:18 Sast Sunshine; Tony W.

Peine, 2410 North Kellett; Barbara Ellen Shelburn, 1670 East Mill; Lyle W. Gordon. 2053 South Kings; Virgil 'Gemein-hardt, 2129 South Grant; Fred Cockrum, 1656 Old Orchard: J. D. Btirk, 610 South (M-oons free next Jan.

1 and to conduct two plebiscites in the Brit feci long with a clear span -if Barrymore said he tried to get feet is believed lo be the 'arrest; the name of the other driver and building which is held up Dy airihad had just two drinks, pressure alone. He was arraigned Friday. apringneia Baptist Hospital, will be conducted by the Rev, Lloyd Bowling at 2 p.m. Sunday in Wrights Chapel. Interment willte in the church cemetery, with Harris of Clever in charge, MRS.

LlLAlRl-R Mrs. Lula Farrer. 85, Hod Tup. ish Cameroons within 14 months Police cited Wayne Ilembref'. 22 East Meadiiw-mere, for common aKsault.

9:25 p.m. Friday, on complaint of Jamie I.e. 27 525 West Normal, who reported Hembree struck him as he got into his car at Jefferson and Walnut. A witness reported Hembree had tried to start fight with other pasxershy. Police didnt find tall, thin prowler rt ported at 701 East Elm.

9 p.m. Friday. M. Bryant, 912 West Pershing, reported at 8:55 p.m. Friday he saw two boys run down allry" after rocks hit Jtn home, Eddie McClellan, 1861 Benton, reported at 8:50 p.m.

Friday be returned home to find lights burning and tlicy went ofl as he approached. The bak screen door had been unhooked thrmiah a hole. He found nothing amiss. Police do'j ('luco followed a trail to Atlantic and Washing The Assembly acted without dis iHancock; Richard Lewis, 3010 West Elm; sent Friday" hiisht in res 32. Mrs.

Violet Margie Joiifistoii. 51. Licking, suffered a neck injury in a two-car wreck and was to be treated by a doctor at Slie was riding in a.wr-stbountl. car driven by her husband, John. 57.

whose car was struck by an ai'to driven by Sandra Lorene Richardson. lf. Eldorado Springs, when the brakes tailed on her car. olutions on the two West African Charles Hodges, 18W Norm Moonersoos R. W.

EBRers, 2517 North Lyon; R. Langston, 1422 East Pacific. For speeding, Virgil Dee Wayman, 2556 IN THE BEGINNING trust territories at the end of a I died yesterday at Sunsiiine Acres. Wrst Monroe, paid $14: Marina l.ou lung One of the most -amaiiig and oulstiMidiug characlenstics of the man, Routt 1, paid Ml Joyce Ann Price. recommended the previous night 3205 west Grand, paid Jack j.

itob- ie TriKteeshln Committee. 11)00 South Delaware, paid $12. uiiuiiuiu. Mention, 1838 East Monroe, She is survived by several nieces and nephews. Funeral services vili be held at ton i Bible is announced in the first live words ol the first book ol the (Bible.

"In the beginning GkI created The force of these Police transported Jts Manuel, ti. 4.W-. The measure on the rencn paid 5 for failure to sti tor-sign. Iovd Wayne Buck. Marshfield, paid $5iKasl t'ummercial.

to Handles' Mnsuital A Springfield woman escaped in- A words eompi us to give attention lo (he message to follow. Cameroons ends trusteeship over the territory next New Year's Day UK I I 1 I I 1 1 1 I 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 II I I I I 111' 1 1 1 ol- 11-IS om u'hon whp i for improper lei turn. (or medical treatment. 8:45 p.m. Friday.

William B. Bamett. West Pag. Biuce James, 18. Drury College, report-paid $5.

for improper led taken, from his billlolri lie Ciirtis ttowsi'v: Ttnut 5. fined s5 1 at vu-tmmm class bi lliri jiii I. I Marshall will officiate with- lnc' is me answer lo ttie intpiiMtive mind ami Hie BY PUBLIC DEMAND 7th WEEK of REVIVAL Follow the Crowds to EAST SIDE ASSEMBLY Central Prospect reu trom- uir mi-in i wnen 11 gains lnneiivuiieuce. mis passed 5i-0 with 23 abstentions. for failure to yield right ol way.

i between .1:45 and 7:45 p.m. Friday. He a par which Struck one end of a I burial in Church dote Ccnit'ifiy um --ftai'ates- Hh- vapors ol -I lletMy HnrHlic- solitl tads-of 'lirnili. oilier informant speaks with such authority. In our search HIRAM T.

LF.A lor the answer to manv disturbing titieslions we are cumnelled Raymond G. Gray. 1906 Wvst Chestnut. said another boy lost 2ft cent. i iilft Kolirc hooked Kaymund A.

Mrtizte. w. i-iwv uimn i lined $18.50 for careless and reckless driving. Henry Fold. Nixa.

lined SI3.50 tor operating motor vehicle with defective brakes. 1856 North Douglas, for drunkenness and for peace disturbance, the latter on complaint of Perry Hickman, bartmder at Hit Alibi Bar, JeHersiw and Commercial. 8:05 Friday. U.S. WEATHER KTDF.B DAI FOB SPBINT.FIKLD Highest yesterday "2: liiweit yesterday 33: lowest this morning 4: hiciiest this date in 72 years 78 tn North Kansas.

ram T. Lea. 82. lifelong rei- in reason from result lo a probable rausc. while the Bible begins Mrs.

Ann McCnbe. 23. 101 Mi. dotjl. nt Webster Cotiniv.

died loAviih the Cause by saying. "In the beginning (nmei God Vernon, was ridj'ng in a ms n) ij, 10 Cause or lorcc tcsptmsiblc for all the creation. The Scicut- bound car driven by her husband. I Sunixing are his wife, Annie ol'ist tells us tliitt there arc lite tilings that are responsible lor the William. 19.

when it skidded 1 (t1(, immp. jV(. s-ons. r.rii. 'bringing into bciii" of the universe as it is todnv 'I'hev hit- Time.

HIGHWAY PATROL auto AmnFNTfi, j. i i jt i i loose gravel as appiu-ti rif am. niiviiiinifl. Sevmnnr: 'In-n Force. Action, Spat and Matter.

The Bible stated this a lad loii before mini ever discovered it through research. Notice Genesis 11. "In the beginning Tinit" God I Force i created (Action) the heavens Space i and the earth i Mistier), lwiS; lowest this date In ,2 years in; Troupeis Friday cited lor license viola -ttivn Charles Ivan Jay. 25. Mountain I'lccipitalion: Rain ur melted snow snraillin.

Si, 1853 a.m. yesterday to 6:30 a.m. ti i Miwimtri. (l. ram this dale in 72 years Troopers Friday cited for escssive in l3.

speed Wayne A. Miller. "12. Fftrt Wooil. 6ii: Rose this moiuilig sets lo-1 car was chei-ked bv at 82 night lensth ol dayluht ,11 hours, a hour on east Highway (iB, 10:45 ninniteh.

a.m., mid f.eorge K. Thompson. 1. Route strafiord. clocked at 88 mih an hour Data supplied by U.

S. Department ofion nst Highway 6. 7:15 a.m. 39. Route 10.

swerved to avoid another brakes behind a sloW-niOVUlg P'C'k-! 'both of niio.r"il1 auto and struck ti affU-halted auto driven lV by Mrs. Anne ciaM.m G.sirse. 59. 6. 2 i truck diiven by John Rutleilce, Pomona, six daugh-SiwUi viiem.t cieiistone and 2.

H24 West Meadow mere, clip- Slink. I'oiinna. 't'ars'd'i'ivenTiy'wiima Whittle 7.W Pl tlic truck, and jatllK the nil- rs Garrett. 22 13 Noitll West, and l. L.

forakef. 13til Noi th I i villMXIV, S. 111 II h. inree KCiiliifKians were Fordland, Mrs. Susie Brooks.

The Bible is never- at variance Willi seienco, about I he Bible may contradict the theories nl science, and the truth ol the Bible may ctyHradici' the theories of science, but the truth of the Bible is in complete agreement with the truth of science. If you wish to know the beginning of things, study your Bible. It is the only source of information on the subject that is backed by un I onunerce viemnei ouieau: nisi vuiuhui hmhest temperature yesterday: sefflnd Imvest last night; third, precipitation dur- iCaiTrain Crash ing past 24 hours ending a.m Stations High Low Free, 71 46 Fat mer collided al Warren ami Input-nut. 1:25 p. Friday.

Summons issuttl to VIrs. Whittle tor failure to yield nght-ot-way Cam driven by Roy Reeves- 727 West Broner. and L. D. Coon.

12.i4 F.ast Vlcadowmere, collided in 2000 block West Kearney, 11 a.m. Friday. Summons issued tn Reeves for failure to yield right-of-way. Kenneth Melton, 48. of 2021 Went Atlantic, reported hta halted station wagon was struck on rear by auto driven by Gene Keen, 41, ol 1670 East Florida, In 1300 Mock North Glenstone.

2:10 p.m. Friday. Melton's car was knocked 180 feet, stopping on lawn at Lily-Tulip plant, police reported. Keen was cited for following too closely In traffic. Melton complained to tne rsi.

rrancis iiospuai ai.East Meadowmere. Mrs. Belle Mountain View after one-car WaUs 3 Mrs wreck al 11:30 o'clock last night J92, NorUl Veller; wt brothers, on Highway 60. four miles east of Jolln A anti wjI)( ai)d 0u, iistpr Winona. i Mrs.

Cora Wright, all of Forfiland: Mrs. Helen Branyon. 3fi. Hop-; 35 grandchildren. 5.) great -rand-kinsville, driver of a estbound children and 13 great greaf grand-1933 Ford, suffered head lacpra-1 cliildron.

tions when the car overturned. Herj Kuneral arrangements are im-' Kills Scdalian KNOB NOSTER, -AP) A Sedalia mother was killed and impeachable authority. The God ot hewen Is its author. TOMORROW Ribl Study 9:30 A.M. Wonhip 10:10 A.M.

'Evening Worship 7:00 P.M. NATIONAL AND HIGH CHURCH OF CHRIST two of her children critically in Alhutiuerque Antariljo Birmingham Rotse Uusion Buffalo. H- Chicago Columbia liemer lies Moines Delrmt- IHilulh Fort Smith I'oit Worth i. Kansas City Little Rock Ijis Aujaeles 77 49 Mi 49 47 3J 58 31 21 42 32 7(1 40 65 25 53. .13 40 30 45 20 73 -)9 78 60 70 41 72 57 76 54 70 54 15 .03 jured, in a collision of a car and husband, Henry.

36. suffered der direction of Kellev-Ferrfll ot a westbound Missouri Pacific passenger train at a crossing a left knee laceration; their dautili- Koj-dlaiid. of left arm Injury. Mrs. C.

F. Jones, 2242 North Campbell. I reported at 1 p.m. Friday her car was iilamaod hv car which left scene, while Mrs. Nina Mae Schwcickart, 39, It was parked oo city lot at Campbell mi Memphis Miami Reach 88 63 Minneapolis 51 31 69 37 Ni'M' Orlc.ina Now Vork Oklahoma City Omaha Phoenix PitlsbiiiKh 36 31 78 55 55 38 81 54 34 27 ter.

Diane, 14. a broken collarbone. Earl Richmond. G5, Mt. Vernon, today is reported in "satisfactory" condition at Burge Hospital from head and kneecap injuries suffered in a headon crash of two cars on Highway 166 in Mt.

Vernon at 4:30 p.m. yesterday. To be treated later were 'lie Rev. B. H- Eustis, 40, 1464 East Bennett, pastor of the Glens-tone Baptist Church, and his mother.

Mrs. W. H. Eustis. 5fi.

and Pacific. A witness ontainea a ncenst Issued to Miss Kaye Freeman. 1730 North Clay, who said her car had been on the lot," but she aware she had struck a car. What appeared to be green paint was found on bumper of her car and she was cited for leaving an accident scene. Car driven by Bobby Maples.

812 North Homewood, struck car door opened by Or-land B. Smith, 627 South Wellcc, at Main and Nichols, 5:30 p.m. Friday. Summons Issued to Smith for opening car door Into line of traffic. John G.

Parker. 911 Page, reported his car struck by a hit and run 19S7 Buick or Oldsmoblle on North Scenic Drive, a half mile west of Grant, 9:50 p.m. Friday. was dead on arrival at the White-man Air Force Base hospital. She was the wife of Sgt.

Edward A. Schweickart, formerly of Rich-ards-Gebaur Air force Base. Her 16-year-old daughter by a previous marriage, Lois Moon, is In critical condition from skull fracture. Her 2-year-old son, Mark Allen Schweickart, also is in critical condition with compound skull HILTON SUTTON Sun. School 9:45 A.M.

"A Class jor All Ages' 11 O'CLOCK SERVICE Evangelistic Missionary Rally Salt Lake City 60 27 Seattle 45 32 73 39 SPRINGFIELD 72 48 TllKa 77 58 44 .15 I'laina 7S 42 Wlchila 75 SI One Defeated, Council Quits PLAISTOW. N.H. (AP) New-Hampshire selectmen, the unsung municipal heroes who town affairs for token salaries, are a sensitive lot. They'll resign at (he drop of a hat male or female. A double resignation-- the second in New Hampshire in as many days--came to light todav in this southeastern town.

Il that selectmen Charles II. Goodwin, William C. Bramley and I.eroy S. Dube enjoyed work BEST IMPRESSIONS ARE MADE mt r- BY fracture and fractures of bones in the lower part of the body. LOSSES REPORTED Mrs.

Schweickart and children rimT.wMt Were On the Way trom Sedalia to Inuilh alter two youth dropped one while SUN, NITE "God's Answer to the Rebellious" "CAN YOU AFFORD TO RESIST GOD?" Molhcr. 2 Tols limned In Dcnlli KAST ORAXGK. .1. APi --A mother and her two yount! chil the base hospital, where she hadi "ytMil. a medical appointment, Nnrtli Summit, re i I loi(il thell of tire and wheel from eat MISSOURI t'onsidernble rloiidiiiesn utiil windy this aorcrmioii with Kcnttereil showers or tliundei'slorms: rain chaniiiR to soon northwenl.

piiifly cloudy mmtli-eal with scattered ahowers and thunder-ulnrmn aKt )ortton tonight; locally hea-vv tain likely northeast late thin altcr-noon and evening and possibly locully ncwre thiinderstorms lioiilheaiit: sti'ona tihiftinK winds 35-55 mile an hour thiK Hltirnoon and tonieht: colder north, turn-iuc colder southwest thi atternoon: collier over state tonight: Sunday clearing ami colder with iliminisliinn wiml Sunday atternoon: low tonight 20 northwest In 4fis aoiitheasti bigp Sunday generally in iis MIKANSAS Shnwert and callered lliiinderatorms -with locally hislt wind tonight and mainly north portion thin after inc mil c-iiKiiin-i i parked at nome mursoa.v msni. Police reported a Mr. Clauess of Radio of Sedalia, reported he saw the ing together as a team during (lie dren burned to death today in their homp. past year. So, when townsfolk re jfcted Dune's bid (or re-elec'ion Police 'identified the victims as Mrs.

Frances Wheeler, Lee Ann approaching car and applied the emergency air brakes and blew the whistle. The diesel caught the back half of the car and knocked it 75 feet, throwing all three occupants out. Goodwin and Bramley resigned in Wheeler, 5, and Gordon Wheeler, sympathy. The remaining selectman, Frank 2. The Wheelers are Ncsroes.

Hut Cafe, 537 Kast McDaniel, notified them his wife. Wanda t'lalress. lost diamond and white old weddln rinj set at cafe. Emplova of City lttilitlM water depart-Iticnt reported thelt of Hasher warnmu lieht from excavation at Washlngtoa and t'iientnut Thursday night. Lncian Krwln.

2001 Ma North Broadway, reported theft of satchel containing live paint hmshes, and theft of tire and whei from vehicle on city parking lot at Jet-lerson and, Blaine Thursday nmht. FIRE "ALARMS "fitsss tire Friday at 1.143 Sherman. noon! colder tontuht with lowest 30-40 The fire was confined to the Leathc, who defeated Dube bv a three-vole margin at the, polls, is iiioith. and 40-50 elsewhere; Sunday cloudy lo partv cloudy and colder with hioh-lt 45-55. KANSAS Snow and -blowing annw northwest, threading acrosR northern bor third-floor attic apartment occupied by the Wheelers.

in mucii tne same position newly elected selectman Miss Fire Chief George Rebhan. said der this afternoon and evening, ending lo- THEORY OF Sl'lODE in the shooting death of Betty Pa-lito, 29, of Kansas City, Thursday night, was stengthonnd yesterday when a paraffin test at 1NCERITY nichti increanlng northerly wind went a cisaieue siartcti the bla.e. ami north, .10 50 MPH thi altcrnomi. 9 0 a.m.i a East 11:35 a.m.t i.m Service Nightly 7:45 Except Saturday MORNING SERVICES Thuri. 10:30 Sub fa: "FAITH and HEALING" Souls Art Being Saved! Sick Seing Healed! Believers Art Filled! WHAT WILL GOD DO THIS 7th WEEK? Come and See! ALBERT D.

PYLE, Pastor All three victims were trapped Donna Niles in the tiny town ol Wiliiiot, about B5 miles northwest of Plaistow, When Miss Niles was eleclrd the first woman selectman in Wil- Whiteside. 11:43 a.m.) 2HW0 wei scminoie, 12:09 pm.l JIDO block North Douglas. 12:24 P.m.: East Grand, p.m.: In -a bedroom Mrs. Wheeler in her bed and the children In a sin BID East Phelps. 1:43 p.m., ISO.

North Park, 2 p.m.! .2127 North Msin, 2:06 p.m.j Kearney and Campbell, 2:20 p.m.: gle crib. nitrt's history, the two male se The fire was discovered when inrailing over aoulliea't by evening and iliminishlng tonight: partly cloudy aonth Imiay and over mate tonight and Sunday; inltier weirt and nnrlh today and over male tonight and East Sunday; low tonight 20-30: high Sunday 40-50. OKLAHOMA Partly, cloudy, trong hiding wtndu 35-S5 MPI with blowing dust went portion am) aratlered thunder-iorma et portion thl afternoon 1 clearing tonight and Sunday, diminishing wlndai roldf northwest tW afternoon, apreadmg tn southeast porthm early tonight! colder tonight and Sundays much colder aouth-enl; low tonight 25 northwest to 31 ainilh- lectmen promptly quit In protest the slate palrol laboratory in Jefferson City showed gunpowder on both' of the victims' hands, the state patrol said. Mrs. Palito apparently shot herself in the head with a .25 caliber automatic belonging to her brother-in-law, union official Branch Wainwright, at his home south of Buffalo, the landlady of the frame dwell 1700 South airway terrace.

p.m.i Sill North Alberta and 2100 North Elizabeth, 20 p.m.i 1I South Missouri, :57 p.m.; 1701 St. Louis. pm. Brush (Ire west of Fulbrlght pump ata- The men said they don't care to ing. Mrs.

Sally Robeson, heard a work with a woman. Both Leathc, a former Plaistow tlon. 3:15 p.m. Friday. noise in her second floor" apartment and smelted smoke at 8 a.m.

False alarm, mn ntocg west urnimra, MORTUARY HONE UN 2-6S1I UNION AT PACIFIC SfglNGFItlO. MO. selectman, and Miss Niles, a She notified neighbors who called I 05 p.m. Friday. Street flsr 'overturned, Portland and Fairway Terrace, m.

Friday. eaut; nign riunuay M. prominent businesswoman, don't know what to do next, the Fire Department. VfM frwfi Witt HI tUMAU The noise, Rebhan said, was ap Slate law provides that if there ti Milium parently the bed is a vacancy on a board ol Mrs. Wheeler had worked as a Roift Check Snsjx'cl 'uh Cf I domestic.

Arrest of a Taney County man men. tne selectmen may choose a third. But whil to do when there's only one remaining member? The troubles of both towns are expected to wind up in the courts. late last night on a warrant, iccus-Intf him of bad check charges, In Roy Falls 100 Feet Onlo Rocks and Lives i directly led to arrest of a couple for resorting to rooms for immoral purposes. OROV1LLE, Calif.

Greer, 12, fell onto the rocks Soviet Via" Flies William Howard Alms, 43. Wal of rugged Feather River canyon nut Shade, being held for Taney County officers, was arrestrd by police in tnc Soulh Camp SERMONS WITH POWER EVANGELIST HAROLD I. VELT of Independence, Australia, Canada, Hawaii SECOND WEEK Capacity Crowds Have Been Attending 7:30 p.m. Daily or the REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAIHTS Central Branch Lynn and Robberion bell 11:15 orlork last night. from a 100-foot cliff Friday- but he Is expected to survive.

derpife multiple fractures, Richard and a friend, Robert Scveillc, 13, both of nearby Oregon City, rode flirlr hikes from school to the rim of Table Mountain. Richard fell the etpiivnlerit Over U.S. Embassy LONDON (AP) A Soviet flag waved from the partly completed U.S. Kmbassy hulldlnx In Gros-venor Square al dawn today, A Marine guard at the present embassy, across the square, He told arrestin? officers he left an overcoat and a pair of trousers in a cabin at the lail Haven Motor Court. 1 Harold I.

Velt IismimI itvws Aielsl. Press Wtrekt of 10 series while they were play- si)tted It. Within minutes the flag Police checked and reported Rnnw. rain or ahowerg raa be eipfclrd tonluht In UAIN- Ihr mlddl and lower Missouri Vallfy, middle finding Robert L. Smith, 23.

Hay ward. and Mildred Baum, .10 521 Kast Ninth, In bed in tht cabin injt. Robert rode for help. iwas hnnlcd down. 11 took a nhrriff's posse Sfl min I "II was a homemade fljiji, with uten to repciie the boy.

who had 'the hammer and sickle not very fallen on a ledue. His mother, Mrs iwell drawn." said a Marine, "We Woodrow Grerr. watched anxiou-)ar krrping it, in case (he owner ly from tht top of the cliff. tll. We inspect um atudenti." al a.m.

They wer booked Mliippl Valley, fsiiir roastt antl I.Um rfgiona, tht northera Rnrkl" and Tarifle rit. will Ha warmer long th Atltal ni' ohl Tfnn lleyt ami th tinrth Parlfle attt and elder la th uppur Mlstippl Vallfy, for police court appearance Mon-.