Springfield Leader and Press from Springfield, Missouri • 15

SPRINGFIELD (Mo.) LEADER-PRESS June 27. mi TrTNQTl 51 Expert CONTINUED FROM PAGE It Today's Market For complete stock market details, read The Daily News, regularly. i by removing the requirement that i persons must reside in Springfield three months before conducting such sales. City Attorney Ralph i Hunt had termed the requirement I ineffective and difficult to enforce. Ordinances adopted on second PpR ALMOST.

100,000 1324-FT. FINE POIJC.F. COURT 1:30 STOCKS 1:31 New York Tim Quotation by Relnboldt Gardner 201 8. Jelfenoa. PboM UN 4-2311 reauing revised tnai ges indue lorinere, will be at 3 p.m.

Thursday repairs of excavations in streets, Rainey Chapel with the Rev. Allied Storw Atlla Chalmers American Airline American Motors American Standard American 4 American Tobacco Anaconda Cop. Belh. Steel Burroughs Chesapeake Ohio Chrysler Continental Airlines Dayco Deere Co. Dow Chemical I)u Pool Eastern A ir RsHtmaa Kodak 97 General Electric 65S General Motor 4V, 24 Gen.

Tele. 17 Gillette 114U 14' i Greyhound 24H Gulf Oil S'-a Illinois Central Int. Harvester 53' 4 43' Johna-Manville UiH 29H Kennecott Copper 5' il1-? Laclede Gas WH 45,4 Ugg. tV Myers SlU 9i Lily-Tulip 491? 15 Montgomery Ward 27' 55 Motorola 64 77 NY Central 16 2134 Olin-Mathieson 43 23V Penney (JC) 44' 10ti Phelps Dodge 57H Philco KMi 1 Philip Morris 94' 324 Phillip Pet. SWi S7' 57 IS' 124.j 47' 60 45H 43H 52'4 81' -j VP 7-j 1374 SH 45 55 58, 434 Cash Grain Springfield Market Courtesy MFA Milling Compaay BAKLET No.

2 a lb. test per. bo. I 15 COIN No. 2 shelled per.

bu. 11.15 ATI No. 2 38 lb. tj 1 .84 WBKAT Red per bu. 11 .68 Hard No I per bu.

81.68 ST. LOUS AP Cash grain: Wheat 2 cars, none sold. Corn 9 cars, sold 1. No 2 .114. Oats 1 car, none sold.

yell ow' Produce Light Hens Heavy Heavy Springs Rooster, and Stag! Leghorn Springs EGGS Grade A Large Grade A Medium No Grade Grade A Small Grade Large .08 .11 .09 .08 .06 .35 .21 .19 .26 KANSAS CITY AP) Wholesale eggs: extras, 70 percent A 32.5; medium. 27; standard. 29; other, unchanged. Consumer egg. prices paid to producers: large 27-28; others unchanged.

Poultry and butter unchanged. PRODUCE CHICAGO fUSDA) Live poultry White Rock fryer. 174-18; special fed White Rocks 18-184; roasters 20-22. Cheese single daisies 394-42; Long-horns 394-42: processed loaf 374-40; Swiss Grade A S3-55, Grade 51-53. Butter steady.

93 score 80; 92 score 60 90 score 574; 89 score 56. CarloU: 90 score 58; 89 score 564. Eggs firm to steady. White large extras 34; mixed large extras 334; mediums 274; standards 31; dirties 29; checks 28. ST.

LOUIS fAP) Eggs, wholesale grades, large extras 60-79 percent A 32-334. standards, min 80 percent 284-294. unclassified country run 274-284, dirties and checks 22-24. Other prices unchanged. Noon Prices Mutual Funds Quotations Bid Askrd Radio Corp Republic Steel Royal Mr-Bee Reynolds Tob.

Safeway Stores St. L-San Fran Sears Roebuck Socony-Mobile Std. Oil Std. Oil Cal. Sterling Drug Swift Co.

Studebaker Texaco Union Carbide United Aircraft United Air Upjohn V. S. Rubber II. S. Steel Western Union Westinghouse vacated an alley between- South and Grant Avenue to permit expansion of the Holsum Bak ery.

and amended the subdivision ordinance to require presentation preliminary plats 10 days pri or to consideration by the Zoning and Planning Commission, rather than 6 days as at present. Council accepted the plat of Walnut Grove Addition, Kansas and Bennett, accorded first reading to ordinances accepting the plat of Lena Addition at Norton and Fremont and amending the description of Fremont Suburbs, Unit 2. i First reading was given an ordinance lim.it.ing to four the number of cats over six menths of age which may be kept as pets in any city household. Mrs. Gladys Wheeler Rose appeared briefly, said she will return to oppose the ordinance when it is up for discussion and council action July 10.

Other first reading ordinances would authorize the transfer of magazine and books solicitors' licenses after they had been held for 30 days, upon payment of a $1 transfer fee, and would restore license charges for master and journeyman plumbers to $5 and $1 respectively. "By resolution, council approved the immediate refund of a total of $387 to master and journeyman plumbers who have paid license charges discovered to be in excess of the state maximum. Councilman Krebs, who is in the plumbing business, abstained from voting. The director of public works was accorded a one-year authorization to purchase lots in Hazelwood tor resale purposes, providing the purchase price is i below current resale value. Use of the perpetual care fund fori I SUC'h OUrchasPS hart hppn I 1 pi iouiy.

auu me new nieas-i ure eliminates the necessity of council approval for individual lot acquisitions. In matters involving strevts. council authorized engineering for the paving of Fremont, from Dale to Atlantic: declared it necessary to pave Thelma, from Sunshine to Washita: accepted the bid of H. H. Stephens for curb and gutter on Sherman, from Central to Ronnie Butler, loot East rower, pud! ilE of intoxicants: Michael r.

ciine. Route i Kaeih Lloyd Carter, George j. sisk. j42o Bennett, paid i i 'urrn syHjuin. i Tommv i.mccr Jr wi- H.oh JiX tZArt foresS arrest Nicholas Alejandro.

Strafford, and Harv Young, Houle 2, paid 816 each for drunk-. enness. Donald Phil West, 720 West Chestnut, fined 825 and 82 costs on charges ol affray; committed Gail H. Rose. 823 South Missouri, fined 815 and 82 costs on charge, of drunkenness; committed.

Lloyd Bingham, 2353 rth National. fined 850 and 82 costs on charges of drunkenness: committed. Lonnie F. Carr. 4034 South Campbell, fined 830 and 82 costs on charge, of drunkenness; committed.

HIGHWAY PATROL Troopers booked at McDonald County Jail for careless and imprudent driving, 7:30 p.m Monday, William Pearson Hud son. 38, Route 1, Beandge, Ark. itwpers nau wwea 10 a garage a 1949 Pontiac sedan, bearing Arkansas license 73-140. wrecked and abandoned a mite and a half east of Branson on Highway 76, Monday. BUILDING PERMITS Don Phtchard.

five room house, 511 North Elmwood. 810.000 Joe Clevenger, five-room South Burton. 86500. house. 316 1074 J.

R. Havmes, swimming Market, 81O00. pool. C. J.

Sias, carport, 411 West Webster, lino Mis. Nora Hill, roofing, 924-26 Adams, 8150. H. E. Baker, roofing, 623 North Net-; let on.

$288. Wavne Warner, roofing, 1634 West Chestnut. $338. Marriage Licenses APPLICATIONS Billy Jo Oder, 27 829 North National, and Sandra Sue Stogsdill. 17.

829 North National. E. E. Campbell, over 21, 3033 Bolivar Road, and Etta Haynie, over 21, Willard. Donald Wayne Owen, 18, 1036 East Pacific, and Anita Marie Jordan, 17, Wichita.

Eward Brown, 69, Route 4, and Clara M. Pridgen. 63, Route 4. Terry Paul Henson, 21, Route 7, and Virginia Mae Vanzandt, 18, Route 4. Leon R.

McCann, 31, 1616 Trafficway, and Carol Sue McCann, 24, 1620 College. Michael W. Bowman, 20, 1642 Link, and Nancy Diane Tun on. 19. 1937 Kings.

Charles Laverne McAnally, 22, 1016 East Evergreen, and Norma Joann Mc-Elyea. 21, 520 Hovey. ISSCED IN JASPER COUNTY Merrill J. Gauss, 46, and Wilma Louise Carrier, 32, both of Springfield. DIVORCE CASES PETITIONS Rosella Cox against Melvin L.

Cox Mai jorir Eileen Dodson against Ray Dodson. Jr. Virginia Lee Thurston against How aid Earl Thurston. Eelyn Hill against Billy Joe Hill Clarence F. Schulz against Inez Schul.

DISMISSED Harry R. Martin against 'lllelma Martin. FIRE ALARMS Wash ins mttchine motor overheated at oin-o-matic laundry. 213 South Warren, a.m. Tuesday.

False alarm. 13k block Pennsylvania. p.m. Tuesday. Shed fire.

-2AW blurk Columbia. 12 19 p.m Tuesday Partners Split Bv Con I Order, Fix Settlements A partnership involving the Lit- tlp.l vnn riwnnratinn i( Cnrino- 1 field and William M. Noll, 921 SPRINGFIELD. BIRTHS To Mr. and Mr.

C. B. Anderson, 1224 North Broadway, twin boys, 2:24 and 2:28 a.m. Tuesday, St. John's.

To Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Cameron, Route 7, a girl, 3:15 a.m.

Tuesday, St. John's. To Mr. and Mrs. C.

D. La son, 1515 North Oak Grove, a boy, 3:50 a.m. Tuesday, St. John's. To Mr.

and Mrs. Harold Rainry, 1S15 Roanoke, a boy. 8:28 a.m. Tuesday. St.

John's. To Mr. and Mrs. R. H.

Hollia. 711 Old Orchard, a girl, 9:14 a.m. Tuesday, St. John's. To Mr.

andMr. Eugene W. Miller. 1333 South Fort, a alrl. 10 a.m.

Tuesday. St. John's. i To Mr. and Mrs.

Martin Potter, Galena, a girl. 8:16 p.m. Monday, Burge-Prut- raid in nuepuaj. To Mr. and Mr.

Jack R. Morton. 807 North Pickwick, a girl, 6:09 p.m. Monday. Burge-Protesunt Hospital.

To Mr. and Mrs. Newton Gamer, 1607 West Belmont, a boy, 4:35 a.m. Tuesday. Springfield Baptist Hospital.

To Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Botin. Nixa, a girl, 8:20 a.m. Tuesday, Doctors' Memorial Hospital.

POLICE CAU.S A pickup was pot out at 3:20 p.m. Monday for a 25-year-old Springfield woman who reportedly cashed a bogus check in a store on the Public Square. Officers reported she may have her two children with her. Mrs. Maude Mitchell, 1011 North Grant, reported at 1:23 p.m.

Monday that Sunday night she heard someone knocking at her front door. She when she answered the knock no one was there. Monday morning she discovered the lower part of a window broken, and the screen ripped awav Landlord of property in 1300 block East Sunshine reported at 12:25 p.m. Monday he wanted tenant out as he was becoming very argumentative. After a discussion, the owner agreed to let man stay on for another day.

William Norton. 1151 Kimbrough. notified police at 11:55 a.m. Monday a small girl had come to his home stating she was lost. Police learned the girl was Lu-ann Hadad, 5, Waukegan, 111., staying with grandparents in 800 block Cherry.

The girl was returned to her parents. Jim Biglow. 70S East Grand, reported a telephone taken from the wall of the Laundry Mat, 503 South Jefferson at 10:50 a.m. Monday. Biglow said the vandal had also opened bottles of pop in the soft drink machine, draining the contents.

Ramona Thome, 20. 2400 Wert Grand, was given oxygen by police at 10:40 a.m. Monday after fainting and declined further aid. Woman in 300 block North West Avenue, claimed her husband had been beating her at 9:10 a.m. Monday.

She said he was a former mental patient. The wife wanted her husband out of the home and he agreed to leave. Dale Ferryman. 1161 South Kings, employed at Springfield Concrete Company, reported at 8:50 a.m. Monday, someone over the weekend had taken an intercom-speaker from a pole in the yard.

Value of the speaker as $15. Resident in 16O0 block East Grand complained at 8:50 a.m. Monday a car parked outside his home occupied by a teen-age youth refused to leave. Officers talked with boy who said he was waiting for girl living at address to come out and go to school. The girl said she was not dating the youth any longer and refused to see him.

He left without further disturbance. Arrested lor tving drunk in public were Wayne W. Chronister, 38, Route 12, 400 block South Campbell, 8:50 p.m. Monday; Julius West, 30, 933 Pythian. 900 block Hampton, 8:45 p.m.

Monday. Police summoned to 1300 block South Florence. 8 p.m. Monday regarding family disturbance involving man and estranged wile. After brief discussion, both agreed police were not needed and no action taken.

Woman in 1400 block West Scott, accused neighbor children of throwing rocks at her children, 6:50 p.m. Monday. Police contacted mother of other children, who made her own accusation. Both were advised to keep closer watch on their youngsters. Woman in 300 block Pacific, told police at p.m.

Monday a man and worn an had taken some plums from a tree and eaten them. plum Woman in 2100 block South Missouri, reported at 2:10 p.m. five teen age boys were playing in a vacant house near her home. Officers found a rear door unlocked and found the youths had apparently ripped some wallpaper from a front room wall. Boys were gone when police arrived.

Officer David Dean found rear window open at 7-11 Market, 1857 South Glenstone Monday night. Manager 1. R. Branson found nothing missing. Officers didnt find dark-haired man who tried to enter kitchen window at 914 East Grand.

9:55 p.m. Monday. Man reported disturbing at 328 South 5:30 Tuesday, was gone when officers arrived. Two Fort Leonard Wood men, reported refusing to pay for $1.03 worth of gasoline at Texaco Service station, 1700 North Glenstone. a.m.

Tuesday, decided to pay after police arrived. Owner oi barking dogs, 2527 Boonville, reported at 2:55 a.m. Tuesday he would put dogs inside for the remainder of the night Owner of barking dog at 921 South Pickwick promised to keep animal quiet. 2:45 a in. Tuesday Burglar alaim sounding.

Knauer Sales, 505 East Walnut. 2 15 a.m. Tuesday. Police and an official found nothing amiss. Fiuht reported at McDanie! and Campbell.

1:23 a.m. Tuesday, was over when officers arrived and a couple couldn't describe the three men who caused a disturbance al a bar and later oil the street, riopine their car's front seat. Officer checked house at 2350 Holland (or a unman who heard a noise as she opened the door. a.m. Tuesday.

No one was lound. Boys reported trespassing around lake in iMKr block South Scenic. 10:15 p.m. Monrta lied when officer approached. Officers remoed screen from bathroom window for Mrs.

Shirley Rager. 503 New. whose small daughter had accidentally locked her out of the house, 10 p.m. Monday. Mrs.

Myrtle Linder. 1542 West Ice, re ported at 10:05 p.m. Monday. bos had been throwing rocks at her house and garage: previously had thrown eggs. Maffistrale Court rRlMPitl CaK.

William Addison pTerceV 10U Thelma. fined $27 for expired vehicle license and no oiiei auirs license. Norman Pau Frye, 1605 orth Camp- hii license and no Missouri vehicle license, dismissed upon payment of Sti costs. Fined K17 each for no Missouri II- a a 3 I i 1 Vfilial Kd 8.21 Atomic 11M 5 84 1 '( hemic Kd 12-24 l)i id Shrs 3.52 Eat Hal 12.25 Eat Stk 13.84 t'idelitv Cap 19.4fi KkJnlitv Kd 16.98 Inc Iitttrs 8.1.i Mass Inv Tr 14.64 Mass Inv Or 17.54 One William Street 14.31 Puritan Fund 8.40 Telev El Kd 8.67 plline Kd 15.08 i Nat Sec 1 S. Nat Sec 8.38 Nat Sec II 9.37 Nat Sec 3.77 Nat Sec 937 st.

uuis ($6.48 a lineal foot, plus oman Is Picked Up $229o for waterway extension a i i i authorized a bid oaii fnr n. 1 arole Violator authorized a bid call for the pav 15 MRS. ALICE V. CALTON Mrs. Alice V.

Calton, 79t of W7 North Grant, a resident of Spring-; field for 15 years, died Ml Mercy Hospital today. Mrs. Calton, who was born in- Ohio was a member of the Benton Avenue Methodist Church. Survivors include a daughter Mrs. Lela Calton, 927 North Grant; a son, Paul, Grindy Center, Iowa; a sister, Mrs.

James Moore, Newcastle, three brothers, Bert and Deo Ki all. both of Eaton, Ohio, and John, ilinrinnnti- fnnr gnnHr-hilrlrpn And 10 great grandchildren. Arrangements are under direction of Klingner. ELI J. NORCROSS Eli J.

Norcross, 78, Mansfield, died Sunday evening in a Nevada hospital. Mr. Norcross, a long time Wright County resident, is sur- vived by his wife, Elsie; one son, Delmas, 808 West Calhoun; one brother, George, Indianapolis, and two grandchildren. Services will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Bergman Miller Chapel in Mansfield with the Rev.

Clarence Roberts officiating. Burial will be in Mansfield Cemetery. JOHNNY F. CARDER Services for Johnny F. Carder, 23.

320 North Clay, who drowned in the Stair Step Rock swimming hole on Whetstone Creek Sunday afternoon, were to be held this afternoon in the Green Mountain Church. Burial was to be in the church cemetery under direction of Bergman-Miller-Bledsoe of Hart-ville. MRS. JACK RUYLE Mrs. Stella J.

Ruyle. 68, died Monday afternoon at her home, 2616 West Chestnut. Mrs. Ruyle, a life-long resident of Greene County, had been ill since July. She was a member of the Methodist Church.

Survivors include her husband. Jack; two daughters, Mrs. O. B. Shipman, Lawrence, and Mrs.

E. C. Swantner. 808 West Seminole: one brother, Albert Walker. 620 Hovey: one sister, Mrs.

Verda Trantbam, Casper, and three grandchildren. Services will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Klingner Chapel with Dr. Herbert Hillme officiating. Burial will be in White Chapel Cemetery.

JACOB OLIVER BRASHERS Jacob Oliver Brashers, 68. Route 1. Galena, died Monday morning in the Veterans Hospital in Fay-etteville. Ark. He is survived by his wife.

Inez; two daughters, Mrs. Milded Thorn- as, Jenkins, and Mrs Vivian Chns- ler, W'ichita, one son. Joe Don, Kansas City; one sister. Mrs. Glen Carter, Aurora, and one brother, W.

Marionville. Services will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday in the Crane Church of God with burial to be in Crane Cemetery under direction of Manlove. MRS. MARTHA A.

SCHRIVER Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Nagel Christian Church for Mrs. Martha A. Schriver. 86, lifelong Texas County resident, who died Monday at her home in tne Na8le community.

near Tyrone. The Rev. Don Brower will officiate and burial will be in the tluirch cemetery under direction ol Elliott -Gentry. Cabool. Mrs.

Schriver was a member of the Xagle Christian Church. She is survived by three sons. Arthur and Norman, both of Tyrone, and Carl. Casper. n- tt tituii it i mi, oicwn, Tyrone: a brother.

Luther Grocan. Raymondville. 13 grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren. THOMAS JEFFERSON HOOVKR Funeral services for Thomas Jefferson Hoover. 76.

who died at his home near Evcrton Monday, will be at 2:30 p.m. Wednesday in the Hampton Presbvterian Church with the Rev. Cecil Daniel and Rev. Roy T. Nunn officiating.

Burial will lie in the Hampton Cemetery under direction of Brim-Daniel, Ash Grove. A RECORD INTEGRITY i X. ifmi rvmi SJS SOUTH NATIONAL Empire Dia. Electric Ford Gen. Dynamics Livestock BOG The hog market was steady with Mon day's av erage with 'a top of $17.25 or choice No.

1 boas. 190-230 pounds 240-270 pounds 280-300 pounds 190-180 pounds Stocker and feeder pigs Sows. 400 pounds and down Heavier weight sows Stags Boars 16.50-17.00 IS (10-16. 50 15.00-15.50 li. 50-16.

00 12.00-13.00 13.50-14.50 12.00-13 00 10.00-11.00 1.00-10.00 CATTLE The cattle matket was active and fully steady on almost all classes. Good to choice fed steers and yearlings weighing 600 to 750 pounds. 2000 21.00; lighter weights up to $22; medium to good kinds standards. 17.00- 19 00; utility steers and yearlings. 15 good to choice stocker and feeder steers 23.00-24.00; medium to good grades, 20-22; common kinds 15-18; good to choice stock heifers 20-22; common kinds t5.0O-17.O0.

Good to choice bulla 17.W18.50; extra rhoice heavy bulls 19; medium bulla common to light bulls 15-16. Utility and commercial cows ln.OO-15.50: extra choice) taeiferette kinds up to 16.00; cutter cows, 14.00-15.00; calmer cows 12.00-13.00; w'tth shelly canner cows quoted lower; stock cows 14-16. VEALS The veal market was steady with the majority of good and choice vealera. 24-26; prime up to 27; standard, 20-23; boner calves 150-250 IMS; slaughter calves, SO pounds and down, 12-15; good light stock calves, 80-100 26-30; good Hol-stein bull calves, 80-100 18-20; good to choice 250-400 slaughter calves. 22-24 medium to good kinds.

18-21 common kinds. 13-15; good to choice stock calves, 24-26; extra choice kinds higher; medium to good grades. 19-23. LAMBS The lamb market was 50c lower with a top of 17.50 on prime spring lambs, weighing 85-100 buck lambs discounted SI below the top; bulk of good and choice lambs, 15.00-17.00; light thin lambs, 10-12; good lightweight ewes with canner and heavier weight ewes-2; goats 5-6. NATIONAL STOCKYARDS, 111.

AP-Hors 10.500: barrows and gilt active, fullv steady; sows steady; 1-3 1 80-240 lb barrows and gilts 17 50-18 25. 1-3 sows 400 IIm down 14.00-15.00. Cattle calves 430; steers and heifers active, fully steady; cows fairly active steady: mockers and leeders strong; good to choice steers 21 ij; good and choice heifers 20.50-22.50; utility and commercial cows 15.50-17 00; choice leeders 22.00; choice stocker 20 vealers active, steady; good and prime ealers 23.00-28.00. Sheep 1,500: moderately active; lambs and ewes about steady; good and prime lambs 16.50-19.50; cull to choice ewes Poultrv YFTTEV1LLE. Ark.

(CPU -Estimated slaughter hv Arkansas processors today. 8ti6.000 head, which is 21.000 less lhan last Tuesday. Offerings fully ample In excessive for lighter trade needs. Prices paid and volume distribution at farm. 24 hours ending noon today, buy-er loading, broiler and fryer weights, 24 to 3: pounds: 12.50 13 cents.

head, including 11.000 purchased of 33,300 offered on the Arkansas Poultry Exchange this morning: 2 percent at 12.30: 18 percent at 13; 33 percent undetermined; 46 percent intracompany transfers. Hens, heavy type, at farm: 1.800 head at 12.50. A 39 YEAR OLD Springfield man, arrested Monday night for suspicion of grand theft, was released by police this morning without charges, but is to return later for further questioning. U.S. WEATHER HKMHKR DATA FOR SPRINGFIELD Temperatures: Hichest yesterday 86: lowest yesterday morning 59: highest this dale in 74 years 101 in 1954: lowest this dale in 74 years 54 In Precipitation: Ram or melted snow from 6:30 a.m.

yesterday to 6:30 a.m. todav heavies rain this date in 74 years 3 17 in I "33 Still: Rose this momma 4 54. sets 7-38: length in uaMnht 14 hours 44 minutes. Data supplied by I S. llcuartnicnt ol Commerce Weather Bnieati: tirst column, highest temperature esterda second, lowest last third, precipitation dor ms past 24 hours ending 6 30 a Stations High Low Prer.

Mhun.nernue Amarillo Rirnungham Roise 64 811 72 97 02 Roiston Rllllsln. N. 77 69 49 73 60 81. 62 13 57 87 63 77 60 81 56 89 SI 83 69 89 70 89 62 81 IW 84 62 87 80 86 64 82 66 80 62 83 66 87 63 112 77 100 64 66 50 61 86 59 86 51 87 68 Chicago Columbia I env elites Moines Detroit rmiuth Fort Smith Fort Worth Kansas CUy little Rock I Angeles Memphis Miami Beach Minneapolis New Orleans New York Oklahoma City Omaha Phoenix Salt Lake City Seattle St Ixuiht SPRINGFIELD Tulsa Washington Wichita .27 .60 .14 MISSOURI Partly cloudy northeast, mosllv sunny elsewhere this afiernoon with widely scattered Ihundershowers: warmer southeast partly cloudy with scattered thundershowers northeast to-mcht and generally fair elsewhere: a litlle warmer: mostly sunny and warmer Wednesday bul with scattered showers and thundershowers: low tonight in the osi hth Wednesday 81VW. ARKANSAS Clear to partly cloudy with litlle rhanee In temperature thronith Wednesday with ehanr of thundershmt ers west portion Wednesday altentoon or evening; low tmilsht upper or low hih Wednesday in (he 80s KNASAS Partly rlourty Ihrnuah Wrdnesdsv with scattered showers and thunderstorms northwest nd extreme soulheast this afternoon and mer must of slate tonight and Wednesday: no de rided change in temperature: low lo-nlcht (IV70; high Wednesday generally hear 0 OKLAHOMA Clear In partly cloudy Oils afternoon, trailihl and Wednrsdsy: wldelv scattered Iste afternoon and eie-ning thunderstorms west! a litlle warmer east this afternoon; low tonight In the sos: high Wednesday ss-wi MRS.

GEORGIA HARRIS Funeral services for Mrs. Georgia Stilwell Harris. 88. who died Sunday night 'at a nursing home Bert Webb officiating. Burial will be in Hazelwood Cemetery.

I JOHN O. Ill'RST Funeral services for John Oliver Hurst, 81. died at his home in Ash Grove Saturday, will be at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday in Birch Chapel with the Rev. Chris Sias officiating.

Burial will be in Ash Grove Cemetery. SISTER MARY A. CORBETT Funeral mass for Sister Mary Agatha Corbett, 75, will be at 9 a.m. Wednesday in Mercv Hosoi- tal Chanel, with burial in Resur- rection Cemetery under direction of Her.man tohmeyer. The body will be at Mercy Hospital until time for the services.

She died Monday at Mercy Hos- pital following a lingering illness. Born and raised in Ireland, she had served at St. John's and Mercy Hospitals for 55 years. Survivors include a brother and sister in Ireland. HOWARD BATEMAN Howard Bateman.

82, a lifelong resident of Taneyville. died at his home Monday morning. He was former Taney County surveyor. Survivors include his wife, Ab-bie, and a sister. Miss Edith Bateman, 520 Ildereen.

Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday in the Taneyville Chapel with the Rev. Horace Honsaker and the Rev. Paul King officiating. Burial will be in the Dickens Cemetery under direction of the Forsyth Funeral Home.

MRS. W. R. BRASHERS Mrs. Anna Jane Brashers, 60, died Monday morning at her home in Marionville following a lingering illness.

Mrs. Brashers, a member of Mt. Olive Methodist Church, is sur vived by her husband, W. R. Brashers; two sons, William Aurora, and Wayne Wichita.

a sister, Mrs. Inez Brashers. Galena: three brothers, I.uthcr Hargus. Mesa. Thad Hargus, Niangua.

and Vernon Hargus, Marionville, and six grandchildren. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Thursday in Mt. Olive Church with the Rev. Frank Hall officiating.

Burial will be in Mt. Olive Cemetery under direction of Bradford-Surridgc. Marionville. Deputy Sheriff Jack Hickey to day served a criminal summons to report for appearance on a parole revocation motion against Alma Jones, alias Alma McHaf-fie. 46, of 2142 College.

Hickey said Mrs. Jones, or Mc-Haffie, received a two year suspended sentence last year on a no account check charge. State Parole Officer Bernard H. Lake, filed the motion to revoke her parole because she has failed to report to the state parole and probation office. Hickey said the woman told him she was not informed, at the time she was placed under suspended sentence, to report to the parole and probation depart- ment Her hcraing is tentatively sched- tiled tor Wednesday before Judge Douglas Greene.

WILLIAM GERALD 1'II'KR, 13. Route 2. Kenton, will be arraigned late today in Magistrate Court on i charges of grand stca ing. Piiier, who was arrested at Carthage and returned hero yesterday by Deputy Sheriff Jim Hutchinson, is ac cused of stealing a Chevrolet from Charles It. Melton.

Route I. Bois D'Arc. Sunday night. POLICE TODAY ARE question- ing a 45-year-old Springfield man who denies a 15-year-old girl's ac- tfHii: af inn tVt'if ha t-iif it-iyt i innoA Vint and touchecl her officers arrested him at his home at 6:35 a.m day. to- URS IS OF HIGH mmsm is (y) szim) I ill I rii 1 i i LOSSES REPORTED Robert Montgomery, 845 South Grant, reported four wheel covers taken from car parked at fab-grounds Sunday.

John Trent, 2134 Howard, reported two plastering trowels and one level taken from job at Gospel Publishing House, sometime over weekend. Jesse Bradshaw, 700 East Grand, reported his bicycle taken from Cherry and Kimbroueh Monday, and Bill Gold auu nut uiuuicn munnav. inn nut tun. 2042 south Holland, reported bicycle ut- cTOS.T2lsErV.tout. reported I 75-foot length of hose and one electric i vacuum sweeper taken from Cozy.

Apart- menu, 520 East Walnut, I Bart lav awl rwcrl or 1 nursday Ted Soltys, 2058 Wayland, reported at 3:40 p.m. Monday, that his son observed green length of hose and a can near the rear of the Soltys 'auto Sunday night. He said one end of the hose was in the gas tank, the other in the can. The can was half full. Can and taken to headquarters.

Nadine Larson, 1615 East Brower, re Sorted loss of billfold containing 860 at ewberry's on the Square, Monday. Mrs. Esther in horn, 2954 Avalon, reported loss or theft of billfold containing 870 at Savage Juliette or Sherman Shop, p.m. Monday. Mrs.

Paul Coffman. 1311 West Brower. Monday reported discovery oi loss of her husband's wristwatch in a burglary between 9:30 am. and noon Sunday. SHERIFF'S OFFICE Checking report of Joe Andrus, Route 10, of car parked near his home with the lights off, Deputy Sheriff Bob Gentry found a young couple; they were advised to move on; 8:45 p.m.

Monday. Deputy Sherilf Leo Owen, Republic, reported theft of three sets of hubcaps from the Jack French Motor Company and of 15 gallons of gasoline and two mower sickles from the Clarence Lamb borne near Republic: 7 p.m. Monday. C. C.

Clarkson. Harrison, told deputies he took his wrist watch off in the wash room of the Seven Gables service station and forgoCit: when he returned, the watch was missing; 9:22 a.m. Tuesday. TRAFFIC COURT Kenneth Jarrett. 727 West Walnut paid $.

for excessive motor noise and 85 for stop sign violation. Harry O. Howard. 2634 Greenwood, paid 878 for careless and reckless driving. Francis Donald Beaver, 717 South Market," paid 897 balance on charge, of driving while intoxicated.

Following paid 85 for Illegal left turn: Charle. M. Fair, 2236 Pierce; Larry Amsler, 1446 Roanoke; James R. Parker, 647 South Broadway. Gordon Cowan, Aldrich, paid 83 on three counts of overtime parking.

Ray Tindall. 2645 West Lombard, and Bobby Randies, 1154 West Division, paid 85 each for failure to display city license. Leonard E. Burke, 717 East Boyer, paid 81 for leaving keys in parked car. Richard Crapennoft.

1623 West Cherokee, paid 85 for failure to display city license and $5 for illegal left turn. Merle F. Dickenson, Pleasant Hope, paid 85 for obstructing traffic. Steve Holley, 508 North Weaver, paia iu iot lauure to yield righl-of-i way. Leroy A.

Kinty, paid 85 for tallowing too closely. Following paid So each for excessive motor noise: Charles L. Schrrutt, Route 5: William C. Webb, Route Jerry D. Lee, Route Eugene Hammond, Ozark; Danny Tourviile.

1846 Kimbrough; Donna J. Coursey, 800 South Campbell; Honald C. Ryker, Route Wilber John-; son. Route James E. Glenn, Oiark: erlin Breshears.

Houle 1, Elkland; Otis Bledsoe, Route Larry W. Peterson, Route 2. Republic, and Etta D. Kleeman, 1452 East Nora. Ernest I.

Meadche, Route 1, paid 85 lor following too closely. Joseph L. Appleby. Route 5, paid S10 for failure to yield right-of-way. Irvin li.

Jones, Route in, paid XI for excessive motor noise. Bobby Swcarengm, 797 North Warren, paid S5 tor drivuig wrong way un one way street. Bill Jines, 1859 South Broadway, paid 810 for failure to yield right-ol way. Following paid 85 lor passing stop sign or light- Jesse Pipei Route Ben I A. Chilcutt, Brookline: Gary Arnold, 1720 Nichols; Charles McGinnis, Route II; i Wayne St.

Clair, 1827 East Monroe; Don- aid G. Rhea, Route 2, Willard; Larry Joe Luce, 1112 North Robberson; Albert I William Crtppen, Route 1. Strafford: Con- 1 rad Carlson, 642 Nichols; Robert E. Davis, 2318 East Walnut; Claude Gammann. 3150 East University; Dorothy Jane McBride, i Route 2.

Willard; John T. Ashley. 2740 Pythian; Garnith Dickey. 1334 Concord; 1 jonn A hn A. Morris, Route 12: Byron Snider, 802 West Brower; Kenneth Wiebe, Route Russell Barrett; Helen F.

Coffman. 1017 East Sunshine; Route 1, Nixa. Larry W. Rbodes, Billy J. Hinkie, 813 North Jefferson, paid $5 for following too closely.

Lucinda Mills. 2011 Travis, paid $5 for excessive motor noi.se. Robert E. Davis, 1619 Nonh Campbell, paid SI5 lor failure to vield rigfit-ot-wav. David M.

Smith. Ml South Delaware, paid $1. lor lailure to yield right-of-way. Follow inp paid following amounts lor speeding: Walter Elmer Farker. Cabool, and William H.

Schooling. 17J0 West Ohe. S20 each: Loyd A. Mitllory, Everlon. and Kenneth F.

Blown. 1017 liavies, $18 each: John W. Mitchell. Stralfnrd. and Hoy F.stes, Ozark, S16 each: Bert G.

Blanton, Route 2. Republic. Frances K. Hosen. 2104 (atalina.

and Elsa Richardson. Route 6. $15 each: William R. Ward, 1901 North Oak Grove. Lee Hails.

WW Barnes, and Wavne l.ee Houle 1, Bois l)'rc. SH each: William olinxer. MM Fast Joseph Traw. 1140 East Crand. Salvers.

525 Wesl BioaO-miMir. Ravmond liardnian. Willard. Oscar McRobcns. erona.

Roy I). Baker. 123S Fast Sunshine. Ieonaid Hemphill. 7 111 South lay.

Harryl ldrich. Route 7. John (iau. llo3 Fast Locut. Hayimin L.

Boehne. 404 East Meadowniere. Harold F. Bishop. Bois IVArc, Charles L.

Schmitl. Route j. Ruby J. Thoriiliury. 12..0 Cherry.

Donald Pippin, 923 Soulh Missouri. Harold VV. Fields, East Taciiic, and Jerry A. Carson, 104K East Madison. S10 each; Howard Mrllenry, Patterson.

James IeWilt. Route 12, Billy Mace. 2223 Farmer, Paul Morns. CBI, Stephen Palenik. Roule 2.

Brum Martin. 1117 South Jefferson, S12 each; Garry E. Marshfietd, Austin Earl Grisham. 4.10 East Monroe, and Lynn Corlnn. Roule fi.

each. OUil V. luou. nwir nuty 11" "rk 10 ield Howard HowardaMcAlister. Harrison.

paid Charges of lailure to yield right-of-way against Glen Bussard, 1717 Texas, dismissed after trial by court. .1 if- IT collided at warr'en and Mt! Vernon WM f'u failure to vield riant A parked car owned by Richard A Hood. 1. Cabool, was hit by a car drlen bv Alice B. Slrauser.

49, Roule 2. Sullivan. In the ono block East Madison at p.tn. Monday. Mrs.

Slrauser a auto Mas located later. No action taken. Cars driven by Austin F. Balkman, Chicago, and Amber Oa is, 47. South Broadway, collided at Glenstone and Hmh at 7 20 p.m.

Monday. Davis was cited for (otlowlng too closely. Car drlvrn bv Mrs Roth K. rilrger aid, ti7.i South Grand, and Fred Conk-lin. 44.

ein 4 West Madison, collided al Sun shine and Campbell al in Mon (lav oilklln was cited loi intosicaled drli Inn Cats dihen l.tiuls Marsh. II, 70-1 South floreiice and llonald rtshsorr. collided al Moons- mid l-lor ence al m. Monday Miss Marsh elled lor hsrking Up into intcrs'-clion tars driven hv Ronald llrddcn. 12.

112k Ur.l lis mi II mi and Jacob litis ssrd. 7R. 1427 North Wesl Avenue. co. Itded in the ano block West tbrnmerclsl at 4: Ml pm Monday Bussard was riled lor failure tn yield riahl of way State patrol reported pl'k up driven hv Bennv McCarly, went into dllch uhn he rinred al the uhMl friw-V a hlohu-nv marker culvert and snapped ofl light pole Just "ISV nTnmn Nifi'nBj so, 1 a.m.

Monday. 1 CIRCUlFcOL'RT ma casm Phillip Lawrence Friend against Donald leftist dnmage suit: dismissed by stipulation with prejudice at cost of deiendanl. Grlesemer Stone Company against Ver- non Martini suit on note filed asking I14r2 60. Harry Cooper Supply Company against Paul Hayes i suit on note asking li47 and counterclaim asking that contract be rescinded and Judgment of 515 90 phis damages, transferred on change of venue from Oregon County. Curly Roy, Carl Wallace and George PurreA against Jimmy Tinsley: atach-men! suit over alleged sale of rattle i defendant files notice of appeal to Springfield Court of Appeals from 11575 Judgment entered against him.

Call. Writ or C.omr lo REINHOLDT GARDNER 'nf Stark Mnrkrt Information Mrnthrr Sm rk Mint Kxi lmng PH0NC UN 4-251 20f South JoHonoo I I I i i I i South Robberson. was dissolved ware. yesterday in a ruling by Circuit Judge Douglas V. Greene.

The corporation had asked for In matters involving sewers, an accounting and an end to the accePted bid of ABC partnership which was allegedly i Construction Company March 2. 1959. with the or f'er construction in Dis- itlea that the corporation should obtain a lease at Glenstone and Kearney lor a Dairy Sweet business The corporation contended at a trial held earlier that after the contract with Xoll was made it became known that they could not jiet the Glenstone location and that they obtained another location 2034 South Campbell and went into the Frostop business. The corporation also claimed that the partnership owed the corporation for advances, and that Noll had drawn $900 from the partnership Noll alleged in a cimmn, Townsend and Asosciates. consu t- owed him for his work ing engineers in the sewer sys- because he had been tern rehab ation program, as manager and that he hat fur- i 888 13.21 3.64 13.10 14.80 21.15 18.36 9.23 IfiMI 19.17 1561 9.08 9.45 16 41 6.47 9.16 4.12 10.24 Teachers' Tour To Pause Here to the Kraft Foods building and Fantastic Caverns are included in the Wednesday schedule for 30 school teachers, scheduled to arrive in Springfield today.

The elementary and high school teachers, who are participating in a Missouriana study tour, uie coming here from the Big Spring and Alley Springs areas. They will go to Carthage before returning to Warrensbtirg. the starting point TV visitors be taken to Fantastic Caverns ly Chamber of Commerce representatives They are to visit- the Royal MeBee plant on East Sunshine Thursday morning and attend a picnic supper at the Ralph Foster farm that afternoon. Members of the women's division of the Chamber will be picnic hostesses. The study tour is sponsored by the State Chamber of Commerce and Central Missouri State College.

Waircnsburg. The teachers are to stay at the Kentwood Arms Hotel. Economic Discussion Scheduled Thursday Second in a 17-week series of "economic discussion group" programs will be held at 6 p.m. Thursday in the Chamber of Commerce building. Walnut and Jefferson.

The sessions, open to the public, are co-sponsored by the Springfield Junior Chamber and the U. S. Chamber. Officials describe the program as "speak up for free enterprise" meetings in the form of economic discussion groups in an effort tn develop business leadership in communities, slate and I he nation Moderators hit Itoliert Hiulf and Arch Skclton Presi-dent Bob Rhodes aid an addilion-al session may Ik arranged for 7 A.m. Thursdays for those who find it more convenient to attend morning meetings.

Press Wlrenhots censes were John Oril Worth. East "nuie j. uioein. r.ci u-Alton, Randall Andrew White. San missed.

Fernando, John Dick Paschen, For overweight trucks, Charles Paul I AUTO ACCIDENTS Boiter, Benton, fined $22: Burl A half ton pickup driven by S. A. Pw DbUr, C1er. ftned $71; Kenneth pecK, 71, 2915 West Lynn, and a car dm-One lift. Marshheld.

fined Dv Violet E. Erker. 22, 1M0 East Ben- ing of Delaware from Kearney to Talmage; issued special taxbills to pay for the paving of Weller, from East 24th to Talmage, High from Glenstone to Nias, Lee from Kansas to Albertha, East Avenue from Atlantic to Dale, anrl Brower from Pickwict tn Doia. trict 4 of Section 12. between Sun shine and Seminole, east of Glen stone; accepted the bid of Ham-by Excavating Company ($10,988 -95 for construction of sewers south of Chestnut through the Cooper Supply Company property: rejected a lone bid lor sewers in District 3-F of Section 11.

between i le and Berkeley. Fremont anil Hazelwood Cemetery, as exceeding tlie engineer's estimate, issued special taxbills to pay lor sewers in District 64 of Section 3. in Westport Addition, and in District 17 of Section 11. Link Estates Unit 1. authorized payment of $340.43 to Consoer.

manager cnenowein appointed i ,0 the Park Board' and Maor 0l VPoinM Leo Sprad- Mrs. Olive J. Decatur and "rt 10 t0 counci1 conflr- matl0n Council confirmed the appoint ments of George Hunter. George; Thompson. a Richard Main to the zoning and Planning rnmmksiinn VViknn Mcf'tnii.

don, Mrs. Jess Knmerer and Paul I ,0 Personnel Board, I and Fml m- Mack. Hall. J. Oliur Gideon and James Cox to I he Board of Filial iwtion.

Give your expandable blood to save an iincxX'ndablc American. B.C. Christopher Co. Mtmhcrn nf Ntnar York Stock Eicbenq Ckicosja loarg) of Trod 1 64 E. Sumhino Ph.

TU I-III2 FX EI ARK'Nft IN FRONT FLOWERS Are a Sympathetic Understanding in The Departure of Our Loved Ones Sprlitffiald Sood li Floral. Inc. Stokt Floral Shop Summorllald tVratnhoutil Wlckmoo Cordon Hiqqinbotliom Floral li ifti Nonet So Groonhout Edward Tablowart I Flowtrt 0l' Flowor I 1 nishcd $1000 with the linderstand- ing thant was to be returned to him if the Glenstone and Kear- nev location was not obtained. In his ruling. Judge Greene that the corporation was to pay all outstanding debts of the partnership but was entitled to $642.96 from Noll on his claim for $1080 97 for services but ordered the corporation to pay him $1000 with interest from Aug.

31. for the money advanced. 1959, A BRICK Bl II.IMNG in the final stages of construction at the noil end of I he rent wood Shoo- ping Center, will house Pickwick Supermarket Store No 2. scheduled to 0hmi for business nexl month Charles Brown, ow ner ami operator of the original market at and Kim, will supen isc both nMrntions. THIS afternoon arc checking a burglary of lhe Charles Potter I'sed Car Iot office, 526 Kast Commercial, in which a numlier of mortgages and titles u'fjs rCpOl'tCd taken.

Marionville. fined $288. Ark" Krvln Euaene fined for no PSC authority. Mitchell Gene Berry, 1216 Boon ille and Gerald Dee Hall, Nettleton, fined Ml for expired chauffeur's license, (ianey Oyer. Granite City.

fined $22 for careless and imprudent drt Ing. Ia Kf le Rsldwin. no address listed, i fined S17 lor improper rmilller. CIVIL SF.S Securities Imestmen! Comoany against Owayne Ksssry: suit on note filed ask-. intf rase set July 1R, Jete Rhodes Supply ompsny against Willism K.

Ijindurelh: damiie suit filed asking cane set July Tit. John Deere Company sgainsl Merwtn n. Rungs; uit on note liled asking Ml: rase set July 211. Mardarrt tKhorn sgftulsl lloiolln Noting: still on account filed asking esse set July 11 lloyal Collection Seruce. Inc.

against Alva Kvans: suit tm account default 1 lodgment for Account suits hair hern filed hy Royal Collection Service sgainst the following: Clifford and Mary Jones asking H.1.to: Richard and Jini mie King asking f.17 01 1 rases set July 1 Henry McAlesander, doing htisiness as MrAlesander Service and Gift Shop, against Bonnie W. MrGutre. Mike Hammer and Rachel Robbie: storage Hem default judgment (or lien on automobile for Hfl.i. Credit Acceptance Corporation against John Bamett: suit on account: dismissed with prejudice at cost of Elaintlff. Judgments In account suits filed Credit Acceptance ghen against: Teddy R.

Hancock for 119 Si): Riven Morrow, 1:203: and Billy J. F.ans for ion 10 Koh-I-Noor Pencil Compsny against Engineers Blue Print and Supply: suit on account 1 default Judgment for F.lltabeth Stone against Mrs. Coving, ton (Donna Haynesi landlord's suit 1 dismissed with prejudlc at coat of defendant. Judgment In not suits filed hjr Family Loan, given against: Clarence h. Griffin, tlftH 17j James McCallough and Troy Lawson for t23.Mi and Margaret Goodman for Af5 32.

Northatde Marine ol Springfield against Charles Eddlngtoni damage milt; stipulation filed for settlement of Tradewinds Motel against Robert Page, going business aa Page Brothers Development 1 suit on account filed asking case set July is Darren Lettermsn against Stanley Hitchcock: damage sull filed asking 30: esse set July 70. Esther Jones and Mary Jons against Johnnie Hlahhaigert damage sull filed asking Muni ease set July 20. I'KOIUTE COURT Invenlory nf the estate of James H. Slew ail. IW.

who ressled at 1 Roanoke. hj placed lhe value of lhe tmS SiiifMiiiiiii'iiiiiiiiiuI' Coll On of Thtto Dpndabl Florist Liitog) Her nm Ws-sW Use IW law tsssaeasveal I II II III 1 GORMAN-SCHARPFp Jrom H. Schoffitgol I iom Aiur Florltf Hl Horrlsos) Flowor Shoo Hadqowood Grnhou Morvln't Floral Art Florcnco Groonhomot, Inc. Tho Flowor lowl (rtlvoo'g Flowor Shop ftr I are enperted Tuesday night from lAUIall tbf Lallp, aouih westward Into the central Plains and In the wtutheastern state from the eastern Gulf into the Carolina. It mill be cooler along the north tier of atalea Irom the northern I'laln Into the I'artflc Northwest.

Utile chance In tnnnrrattirea will bf noted rise her over the nation. run FHONt UN 4 5464 estate at HI. i.