Springfield Leader and Press from Springfield, Missouri • 15

SPRINGFIELD (Mo.) LEADER PRESS Sept. LEGAL NOTICES Today's Market For complete stock market details, read The Daily News, regularly. OR ALMOST lOO.OOO FT. CLIAAATE. FINE BEalli.

j4tf 1:30 STOCKS Quotations by Rejnholih Gardner 2U9 S. Jefferson Phone UN 9-2591 2:30 NEW Villi TIME General Electric i General Motor- Gen. Tele, Gillette Greyhound Gull Oil Illinois Central i Int. Varvester Allied Start': Allls Chalmers American Airlines American Motors American standard American TAT American Tobacco Anaconda Cob. Beth.

Sleel Bora" Warner Burroughs Chtuianeaka Ohio -Chrysier Continental Alrllnea Payco Deere A Co. Dow Chemical Pu Pont Kaatmaa Kodak merson Elec. Emnlre Dls. Electric Ford Geo. Dynamics WNi Republic Steel 90 Reynolds Ton.

a'i 33' Royal McBee 1 -I -i Ti'h Safeoay Stores 23 St. USan I ran 311 'I, I Sears Hoebuck (314 Socony.Mobito f-Vi, Sparry Rand 54 Sld. Oil CaJ. 4W MV, Rid. OH M) Sterling Drill 27-ls KlVi Studebilter 32 Swlil A 1.0.

S2H 69H Tenn. Gas IlV, 37t Texaco Si)" 19 Union Carbide 12ai tinted Aircraft 57V) 43 United Air Line 4.V 1 V. S. Rubber 5: 71 V. S.

Steel la 1(4 lipjohu 49 54i Western Union 314 IIH WestUuJhousa "Jl Iti'i 1714 K', i'J'i 42'- 4 71 64'-. 21)' JO-. 44 29 159' 41 35H 574 35ss aonnsvianville Kennei oil Copper Laclede Ga. A Myeri Lily-Tula Litton Mnntsoniary Ward Motorola NY Central Olin-Mathteso. Penney UC Phep node Philip Morria Phillips Pet, Radio Corp, Livestock.

THURSDAVS FEEDER SALE Receipts 4oya cattle and calves compared to 3500 last Thursday. Supply largely medium to choice 5iXl-8WI lb. feeder leers and heifers. Scattering of feeder calves. ajO-550 lbs.

few stock cows. Attendance, anod. Gaming activity near mid session, but slowing at close. Ptires 30 cents to 1.j0 lower, mostly fl lower; exipt Medium HoUtem steers, mostly steady. Good and choice 300-500 lb.

heifers only losing Wednesday's Increase. Greatest decline on medium arid good Uim plain yearlings. Feeder caltle, atrara, thole 5007(H) 20-21 lew near mo I9.5ci-3ii good yKW 18-2111 8OO-10II0 1M9.M-, medium 500-ailO eommon. 45-tiM 12-14. 50: heifers, choice 50O-7UO lhs, g-19: good.

16-13; medium. common, 12-UM. Feeder calves, steers, few choice 3110-, good, 18-21; medtam. Jii-lfl; heilers. choice 3UO-5O0 19-20 50; good, 16.5U-19.S0; medium, Others few medium and good stock cow, two-to-live-ycar-oid, including few v.grd.

Twelve pair medium and good stock cows, two-to-five-year-old. wth big calves by side, $15. Five choice stag calves. 485 18. NATIONAL STOCKYARDS Hogs 7-, 500; moderately active; barrows and gilts unevenly steady to 25 lower; sows 25 lower; 190-205 lb barrows and grits 16.50-17.10; SOWS 280-650 lb 13.25-1.5:50.

Cattle 650i calves 100; not enough steers or heifers on offer to fully established market; cows steady; choice steers 24.75-25.25; cows 13.00-15.00; veal-eis moderately active about steady; good and choice vealers 18.00-28.00. Sheep 2501 lambs steady to weak; ewes steady; choice and prima lambs 21.00-22.50; ewes 4 Noon Prices Mutual Fund Quotations Rid Aikrd Alfilitt Fd .2 10.nl Atomic DM 5.13 5.60 hemic Fd 14 00 15.30 Pivid Shrs 4. Kal A Ral 13.54 14.03 Fat A Slk W.44) Fidelity Fd 18-42 19. Inc Invtrs 7.82 8.55 Moss Inv Tr 17.11 18,74 Mass Inv Gr 9.07 9 91 I Telev Kl Fd 0 10 Welling Fd 15.45 1 84 One William Street 5il Puritan Fund 9.17 10 51 Fidelity Cap 11.51 12.51 Nat Inv 17.54 18.M Nat Sec I 6.30 6. IN Nat Sec 8 an 9S2 Nat see 4.87 532 Tal Sec 8.71 9 MRS.

STELLA HICKS ALDR1CH Mrs. Stella Hicks, 89, of Route died st 3:30 a.m. Thursday in nursing home at Bolivar. She is survived by a son, Ab-ner Rulifson, of Routt? Aid-rich, and a grandson. Graveside services will be at 1 p.m.

Saturday in Eudora Cemetery, with the Rev. John Acker officiating. lenTusseix MARIONVILLE Lea Russell, 87, a retired lumberman of Crane, died at 12:03 p.m. Thursday at'lhe Aurora Community Hospital, where be bad been a patient eight months. He was a member of Masonic orders at Crane and the Abou Ben Adhem Shrine at Springfield.

A daughter, Mrs. Lester Services will be at 2:30 p.m. Sunday in the Bradford-Sur-ridge Chapel here with the Rev. W.J. Willis officiating.

Burial will be in the Odd Fellows Cem-etery here. The body will be at the chapel until the time of the service when the casket will be closed. ALVA G. BRITAIN M0NETT (Special) -Alva A. Britain.

82, died in St. Vincent Hospital here at 6:45 a.m. to day, after a two-year illness. Mr. Britain was a native of Republic, but had lived in Mo-nett most of his life.

He was a retired flour miller, and was superintendent of the Monett Mill and Elevator for several years. He also was a-, member of the First Methodist Church, of Masonic Lodge No. 129, and of the Scottish Rite and American Rite bodies of Masonry. Surviving are his wife, Pearl, of the home in Monett; a brother. Dr.

B. A- Britain, Mountain Grove; and Mrs, Letha Cameron, Exeter, a niece, whom the Brttains had reared, Services will be in the Buchanan Chapel here at 2 p.m. Sunday, with the Rev. Thomas Norris officiating. Burial will be in the Wade Chapel Cemetery, northwest of Republic.

MRS. WILLARD MVNHOLLON Mrs. Florence Pearl Munhol-lon, 50, of 3223 West Lynn, a lifelong resident of Springfield, died at 2 a.m. today at St. John's Hospital after an illness of seven weeks.

She was a member of the Faith Assembly of God. Survivors include her hus band, Willard, ot ihe home; her mother, Mrs. Tracy Jones, 1831 North Gelden; two sons, George LeRoy and J. Willard Munhol-lon, both of 3845 Geri; three daughters, Mrs. Eva June Kilmer, 1140 North Fulbright, Mrs.

Winston White, 3064 West Lynn, Deborah Irene Munhollon, of the home; four brothers, Charles Lucas, Oakland, Roy Lucas, Hay ward, Edmond Lucas, Sacramento, and Albert Lucas, Denver, five sisters, Mrs. Edith Beckley, Mrs. Edna Powers a nd Mr s. lend a Wilson, all of the state of Kansas, Mrs. Daisy Pratt, 1530 North Golden, and Mrs.

Bertha Spain, Richmond, and eight grandchildren. Funeral arraneemcnts will be announced by Herman Lohmey-er. MRS. MAUDE L. HAWKINS Maude Hawkins, 78, of 672 South Jefferson, died at 3:45 a.m.

today in St. John's Hospital after an illness of nine months. She had hern a resident of Springfield for 55 years, and was the widow of John Hawkins, who died in 1938. She was a member of Grace Methodist Church. Survivors include- two sisters, Mrs.

Virgil Galbrailh and Mrs. Tom Edmondson, both of Ful-lerton, and three nieces. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Herman Loh-mcyer. MEMRY-MORROW Funeral services for Memry Morrow, 70, of 726 Washington, will be at 10:30 a.m. Monday in Chestnut Street Church of Christ with 0.

F. Scranton officiating Burial will be in Lincoln Memorial Cemetery under direction of Herbert V. Smith. Mr. Morrow died at 9:50 a.m.

Wednesday in Handley Hospital after a long illness. EARL LESTER NASH Funeral services for Earl Lester Nash, 41,, who died Monday in Burbank, where he had made his home, will be at 10 a.m. Monday in Thieme Chapel. The Rev, John Tran-barger will officiate and burial will be in National Cemetery. 15 BERT SMITH N1ANGUA Bert Smith, 70, died about noon Wednesday in bis home at Niangua following an illness of 18 months.

He was a retired carpenter and veteran of World War I. Smith is survived by his wife, Myrtle; a daughter, Mrs. Mickey Cummins, Niangua; two sisters, Mrs. Hugh Arthur and Mrs. Ed Fillmer, both of Niangua; and two brothers, Lawrence Smith, of 1850 South Missouri, Springfield, and Jess Smith, of Niangua.

Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Sunday in Freewill Baptist Church here with the Rev, Lavern Jones and the Rev. William Reeves officiating, Burial will be in Niangua Cemetery, with military rites at graveside conducted by the Marshfieid American Legion Post. Arrangements are under direction of Barber Edwards of Marsh-field. MRS.

jfM TILLERY HUMANSVILLE Funeral services for Mrs. JessirrFrTit lery, 81, Humansville, will be at 2 p.m. Sunday in Tillcry Chapel here with the Rev. C. J.

Bybee officiating. Burial will be ii Humansville Cemetery. Mrs. Tillcry died Tuesday evening in Humansville Hospital af ter a lingering illness. HAROLD W.

TURNER Funeral services for Harold W. (Bill) Turner, 37, Kansas City, will be at 2 p.m, Saturday in Antioch Chapel in Kansas City. Mr. Turner died at 5:25 p.m. Tuesday in Kansas City after a short illness.

A veteran of World War be was a native of Springfield. Surviving are his wife, Nellie; two sons, Chris and Bill, both of the home; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Turner, Olive Branch, formerly of Springfield; a sister, Mrs. Rosalee Brock, Olive Branch; and a brother, Clayton, Memphis, Tenn.

JOHN J. HAYNES AVA John Haynes, 97, retired farmer of the Arno and I sjuuuiujpe- luttiiiiuuiUKS, UH-u on 3.30 p.m. Thursday at the hOfneTj of his son, Harve HayneC in Ava where had lived for a number of years. Survivors include two daughters, Mrs. Amanda Davis, Springfield, and Mrs.

Ola Ham- nions, R'tverbatik, the son, a sister, Mrs. Julia Channel, Galena, and a brother, Cal Haynes, Ava. Services will be at 2 p.m. Sunday in the Goodhopc Church with the Rev. Ira Bray officiating.

Burial will be in Goodhope Cemetery under direction of Clinkenbeard. MRS. CORAJE. HODGES Funeral services for Mrs. Cora E.

Hodges, 82, of 1846 West Division, will be at 1 p.m. Saturday in Rainey's Chapel with the Rev, Cecil Daniel of-ficiaUng. BuriaLwi.ll bein dale Cemetery. Mrs. Hodges died at 5 45 Wednesday ln Burge-Proleslant Hospital where she had been a patient five hours after suffering an apparent heart attack.

RAY JAMES BAKER Funeral services for Ray James Baker, 50, of 2346 North Kansas, who died Wednesday morning in St. Johns Hospital after an extended illness, will be at 11 a.m.. Saturday" In' the Leland Carter Funeral Chapel in Thayer, Burial will be in the Cave Springs cemetery. i Mr. Baker owned and operated a Phillips 66 service and Kearney.

He is survived by his wife, Hazel; two sons, Jim W. and Joe W. Baker, both of Springfield; one daughter, Mrs. Ruth Kirkman, St. Louis; his mother, Mrs.

Dema Baker, JlJtonjL. 0bef6lher, "Joiih, "Alton; four sisters, Mrs. Robert Sanders, Mrs. Price Frey and Mrs. Ida Taylor, all of Couch, and Mrs.

Porter Vanskike, Alton; and four grandchildren. THREE MEMBERS of the Glendale High School's Future Teachers Association are scheduled to attend the organization's state convention Saturday in Columbia. will be Dorothy Edwards, president of the Glendale chapter and a voting delegate, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clay Edwards, Route Pam Claxton, 643 La Salle, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. James Claxton, and Carol White. Route 9, daughter of Mr. and" Mrs. Robert White.

I'or All OCCASIONS Marvin's Floral Art Cy's Flower Shop Qroonhouti Carrlck's Flowors Springliald Ssed Floral Oalvani Flowor Shop Opal' Flowors Stokos Floral Shop 11, 1M1 DECLARATION Of INTENTION TO ri.Rw and a tii i.li or nirmniBsi jr eXKCUTlVK HKCHHITY LIFE INSIIHANCK COMPANY BB IT KNOWN THAT: Ws. the selnf natural par-eons aver twenty-oo (21) of hereby declare our intention at.snii Joint Stock insurant. Company ander Sertkms to J7S 678, raeliMOa. Revised Statutes of Miasoaii. aa m.Mtnl.

rel.Nna fJle sod AcctoVnt insurance, and a. Incorporator, and Subscribara la tn anarea c-aoratloai hereby aoopt Ik teUeseia Article, of Incorporation. ARTICLE I The name of toe corporauoa la Eseea-tlv Security Lite insurant Company. -AKTICUC II Th principal mr rue the transection ef the business of the corporation shall be located i th City of Sprtntlield, Missouri. article nr.

The Corporation is formed for the fol-towinf purposes! To make inurance apo the lives of indtvidueie and every assurance pertainin, thereto or connected. therewith! (rant, purchase and of aa-" ties and endowments of every kind and description whatsoever; to provide for contracts of indemnity acstnst death and for weekly or other periodic indemnities lor disability eccasiimed by accident or sickness to the person of the insured, and tn do auch ether thmga as may be permitted a corporation of tftia kad by law. and not prohibited by Serttona 378.010 to 176 670, Inclusive, Revised Statute of Missouri. 1950, as amended. I order to carry eat th purpose for wftirh I organlMsJ.

the Corpoi. Hon shall hav the followln, rt(ht and power to the estent not Inronststenr ith nor prohibited by the provisions of law applicable to Life inauranea Companies or apptieabl to all insurance companies: ia. rim an in any Court of law or equity; ib to have corporate aeal which may be altered at the pieaaure of th corporauoa and to use such aeal by causing it er a facsimile thereof to be impressed or alfiaed or bs any manner reproduced; ic) to purchase, hoM or convey such real estate aa the Durnoses of the cor poration shall require, and tn take, hold or convey, stroperty. real, persons! or mixed, as shall be necessary in the transaction of its business, all to the extent permitted by law, and more particularly as provided by Sections 375.320, a73.llXl.and 375 S40. Revised Statutes ot Missouri.

1959, as amended; tdf to sell, convey, mortitace. loan. Pledge or otherwise dispose of and other-is us use and deal 1 and with ahsres. or. the interests or obliRauon.

of other domestic and foreign corporations, partnerships or individuals, aU to the extent permitted by law; to Mil, exchange, or otherwise dispose of atl or substantially all of the property and assets of the corporation with or without the xondwUi of the corporation, upon auch terms and conditions and for such consideration -whole or tn part, of money or property, real or personal, includto, but not restricted to shares of any other domestic or foreign corporations as shall be consistent with the provisions of law applicable to tueh transfers under this General and Business Corporation Act of Missouri, and consistent atso with any and alt provisions of law applicant to all Insurance companies: if) to make contracts and Incur fiabili. ties which may be appropriate to enable it to accomplish ny or all of it, pur-posesrto issue us notes, bond, and other obligations; to secure any of 's obligations by mortgage, deed of trust, or pledge of any or ail of its property, franchises or income: to i.su note, or bonds secured or unsecured, which by their terms are convertible to shares of stock of any class upon such terms and conditions and at such rates or prices as may be therein provided; to enter into contracts of reinsurance, either as reinsurer or ojherwise, pertaining to tiie, health and accident insurance to the extent pcrmrtled by law to a corpoia-tion of this kind; to invest It, ripilaL reserve ard surplus funds of whatever kind or character from time to time and to lend money for Its corporate purposes, and to take and h. 'd real ana personal fimperty as security for the pavment of unds so Invested or loaned s'l ta the extent thst such investments and loans may be permitted by the pros ishias of applicable to life health and acct- "wane companies or appUcaol to all insurance companies; (hi to elect or appoint officers and aaents of the corporation and to detma their and fiat thetr compensation, such ofPcers to consist of a President, one or more Vice Presidents, a Secre- tary. one or more Assistant Secreui.es. a Treasurer and uch other officers as the Board of Directors may from time to time deem necessary.

tn make and alter By Laws, mrt, Inconsistent with these Articles of. In-(vtrpoiation or with the law of this S.tat. for the administration and renal tion of the sffa'rs of the corporation; fi) to terminate hs corporate activt-ties and to surrender its corporate franchise; tk) to make contribution to corporations or other tunrted tor Civic, charitable or benevolent purposes or to any inwwporstfd or uoincorporstd associations, ln'id Fund or community funds not operated or used for profit to its membera, but operated for the purpose! of raising funds far and of distributing funds to rthpr civic, charitable or benevolent orEanitatiMs or agencies; and 1 to have ard exercise all of the powers necessary or convenient to effect or accomplish anv rr all '1 Uw pur. poses for which the corporation a lornt ed. ARTICLE IV, The aggregate number of shares which th corporation shall have authority to rssoe- abaft share ftf a par value of ti.no each, amounting in lb to me stora tni corpnratioti gnaii sold to the orieinal ourchasers therfof for S2.00 per slure yThe number of shares to be issued bcior the corporation hsll c-rnvmeive business is aVM.oofi shares, and the amount with which tfte coiprvratiitn han comment:" business Wk.

iii, conmaxliftji of a total capital of uw 00 and a total paid-in surplus of tUuOO0. ARTICLE V. The piuperty and business of the corporation shall be managed and cotitl. led by a Board of Director, consw'mg of fifteen rrwris. who shall elected so that each term shall not exceed Ihre t.T years.

The time of srvt and mode of classification shall bs provided for by th By-laws of th cor. porslton. ARTlCTeE VI. The duration of th corporation la perpetual. ARTICLE VTf: llie names and places of resldenr nt the incorporalora of Una corporation ara as follows: Paul D.

Csnaday. IMS South Kansas, SprinafiId. Missouri 1 Roatr H. Taylor, 1625 Eaat CaUlpa, Springfield. Missouri C.

Arch Bay, Spnrirfield, "Missouri Horace Afcb Lowe, 1700 Eaat Wai. nut, Sprtntfiefd, Missouri Ralph D. Foster, 1660 East Catalpa, Sprinitfield, Missouri Jack Webster. Rout 2, Box 29t, Spr afield, Missouri a mes J704 reerrwood, SprinsfieM, Mlsanurl F. H.

Green. Rouu 1, Bok 39t, Spring, field. MiMourl John Ihmn "Spnnareld. Mtisouri Loren Hargus, fiTOl Tracy, Kansas City 30. Missouri W.s'A Schien, MM South Barrett, daiia, Miss-iuri P.

Monlaoniery, 3031 Lamoota, Spnngfield. Mivtourt Milton Carpenter. 1640 Grape. St. Louis, Miosouii F.lirf Montgomery, fimiia Acres, Leb-anr ti, Missouri J.

D. James. fjtiB Hayselton Driva, Jefferson -ty, Missouri IN WITNESS WHEREOF, hav hereunto set our bands Lhis 24lb 4ay of Auaunt, Paul Canaday. Ror Taylor. C.

Arch Bay, Horace Arch Iwe, Ralph I). Foster. JacK Webster, James E. Gore. V.

Green, ohn llammons. lirn Hargus. Schien. Mont, gitmery, Milton (arpentar, Moat gitinery. James, STATE OF MISSOLHl tsa.

County Of Greene Th undersigned Paul Canada Roser H. Tayl-nr. C. Arch Bay, Horaco Arch Low, Ralph Foster, Jak Webster, Jsmeg K. Gor.

E. H. Green, John W. Ilammons, Ioren Hargus, W. A.

Si blen. Hi Montaomery, Milton Carpenter. Klbert Montgomery and Jam, being all of the incorporators of Fa cutivs Security Lif Iruuraooe Company, beinn duly sworn, upon their oaths, e. did say that the ataiementa and matters set foith in the foregoing Artictet ot lnronwration ire true. Paul D.

Canada Roger H. Taylor, Arch Bay, Hora Arch Low. Ralph D. Foster. Jack hater, Jamea c.

t.ore, ti. i.reen. jonn nairn-nm Iren Hargus. W. A.

Sch-en, P. Montgomery, Milton Carpenter, EJtwrt Mnnigumer, Jamea, Sohscribed and sworn to befors thi 24th day of Anguat, 1964. tSEAL) Sandra Le Johnson Notary Public My com mission axptraat Scpicnioet 17, iw SI ATE OF MISSOURI) )aa. County of Green On this 34th day Of Angus. )m, bo-for personally appear4 Paul D.

yTtmansv, nofer Taylor, Arch Bay. Horse. Arch lrm, Ralph D. Foair, Jack Webster, James fc. ur, R.

H. Gteea, John Q. Mammons, Loren Hru. A Schifl, H. p.

Monteomerv, Milton Carpenter, Fiber! Montfftfnerv, Jim, to known to be the praon ocriherf n4 who seru.d the foresoin Utatriim nt and a-kmtwl- i yMnev exeruiefl ir ame as I th-i fre an ad dwd I IN TEsSTlMONV WHFHKOF, hav hcrebnto set my hand and allied mr notarial seal th day and yrar ai abov mentioned, (SEAL 4nndra 1e i Notarv Puhlm commlMloii cxplrtai Sepiember 27, Produce PROmiCB Missouri-Arkanaw brwiers-fryers: Mar kft sentiment steady turn. Laiv aup' plies clearing clne to short instances ndr the eombtnod nstiutre-meiits for ive pack, frozen and school luueh. Demand tor rvady-to-cook, good, with most il.its boed to capauty. Atjhi? (arm quoUtions on broilVrt fryiiis Friday, 131-14, mostly 13W i-enta. Son salts under contra or other agreements up to one-quarter cent higher.

Delivt-rrd plant prices. cents. Heus: Prices per pourxl at -the farm on lots. heavy iyutu too iew to repurt pritii; lisht type, tt cent. Southwest Missouri w.y Market steady.

Mwlly P'tceg uiuhangt'd Ke-iipts of liaise and Medium uneven; however, adequate in tome quarters to short in others. Deiruad steady to improved. Prices paid to producers, cent per dozen, candied and graded alter delivered to door of buyer, cawns exchanged, (or 24 hours ending at a.m.. Friday. Consumer grade: A Large or better 38-39, mostly 38: A Medium.

32-34, mostly 34. A Small, 21-22, mostly 21; Large, 32-34, mostly 34; Dirties and Checks, 17-20. Sales to Missouri processors: Market steady. Light volume of trading reported at unchanged range and mostly prices. Some hinher asking prices noted.

Trade purchasing on wide (ango on weight and quality basis, Prices paid processor delivered to dock. 52 pound! minimum gross weight, for 24 hours ending at 1Q a.m.. lYtday: Unclassified, farm run. 7.3Q-8. mostly 7.61V7.B0.

lindergr ades, too few. Missouri live turkeys: Market steady. Trading as -processors are book-d For tmniedii Reported, livewetght at the farm, price negotiated during past 24 hours ending at 11 a.m.. Friday, buyers taking pos-sMion generally within 2-14 days: Young hens. 20-2QV3.

mostly tniis cents. Young hens, IS-20, mostly 'JO cents. ST. LOI IS Egg Market; "Steady, A targe 35-37. mediums 28-S, smalK 17-lft, large pwwees 10-11, medium extras 2f)-'HU small extras 14-15.

standard 2B-H(. unclassitic'd 22-24, ttirties-checkr! 18-20. Potiitry: Fully steady, heavy hens 13-14. iicht hens steady 5 lbs and over 7-8, light tyie under 5 lbs 5-5' Brmler-frv-trs, steady, old roosters, S- Casli Grain Caurtesy MVA Mmn Campaaf aprnta'teld Mart C'DltN i No. IAhLET 48 lb.

tea! OATS Oafs MUX) Par CWT WHFAT 9t ad and hard 12 00 an For Transit Talks 6 From City To New York Four members of the Public Utilities Board and twer eity Utilities officials will attend the annual meeting of the American Transit Association in New York City Monday through Wednesday. Eugene Doss, manaser "off CU's transportation department, is a director of the association. General Manager Marvin Cas-tleberry will attend the ATA runiic rower Association, ot whioh he is a member, during the New York visit. Ransom Ellis, board chairman, Robert Shannon. Joe Ben Wann and Ralph Brown of the executive committee also will attend.

CU is particularly interested in the Mass Transportation Act of 19fi4, to be discussed by John C. Kohl a ssistant adminis-tratoffcurban transportation, of the Housing and Home Finance Agency, Castleberry said. The act offers federal aid to transit systems, privately and municipally owned. Basic operational problems of clucjing routing, fares, charter service, and school bus service, are among the topics of discussion. While in New York, Castle-berry- planned to visit White, Weld and Company, CU's financial consultants, taking with him copies of CU's annual report.

It Is not necessary to oil molds that are to hold a gelatin mixture; the oiling does not help in removing the SCt dessert Of salad Gty UtiliUes. NEW tCSTOMKBS Cen Claylon. 1061 Snuth New. Clarence Cowaa, lil Wert Atlanuc. R.

w. Crump. noVi Smiuj Caiawar. Kraokia Farris, 1703 Orary. Kather Gould, 930 South Campbeil.

Boa. Mays. 151 Wast Nichols. lei Henderson. 224 West Uncola Phillips Joiwa, 830 South Campbell.

Viols V. Keller, 12 Norm Lesmmo. Franca LoveU. lt Nort Natmnal, Fred L. McNew, 119 North Main.

Jerry W. Martin. 1433 tl Blaine. Karen Sales. South Jefferson.

R. C. TraylK. 1M North Weaver. Jimmy 1.

XO South Campbell. 1 NEW RESIDENTS. Bert 1025 Soutk Roaaak from Republie. nail Bauer, ot MonUlatr Irom Kansa'a City. Sidney Berry, 1220 North Johnson from Lebanon.

Acnes L. Bowen. 1431 Baal SemiDOaj from Los Angelea Calif. Mrs. Kay Burks, ill South Fairway from El Paso.

Tea. J. L. Campbell, 1002 East Seminole flom Oxark Peter Cantrell, 1405 Nana. Clifton Iran Ava Naida Champ, 540 West Cherokee from Woodward, Okla.

Jim Cheifey, 147 South from Wil-laid. St. Edmond Davi.r tnO North Robber-aon from H. Campbell, Ky. Rev.

Tom Gears, 2018 East Walnut from De Soto. David Ouane Herendeeo, 2059 North Robberson from Rome City, lnd. Bond Johnson. 830 South Campbell from Dallas. Tea.

Ixxtema Jones, 8872 North Lyon from Sedalia. Larry Kenney. S22 Sooth Orchard Drive from Greenfield. Havmond P. Mareau.

His East Bennett from Tcrre Houte, lnd. Jerry aluller. 4o8 South Burton from Jopiin. floss. B.

Oushurn, 2215 Edxewood front Battlesville, tlkla. Urrv (I. Phillips. 1151 East Chestnut from Karlsruhe. Germanv, Donald Rasloifer iHI00 Marsa Ditve from Ava.

Jean Soothers, 3232 Weft Madison from Branson. William W.andera, 84, South Clay from Butterfieid. Lev. is Wimmer. 714 West Tracy from TlJovvney, Calif.

CHANGK IN LOCATION John Creson, 1508 West Cherokee from 1916 South Franklin. Charles E. Davis, 2018 West Calhoun from 2130 West Olive. Robert 2.137 West Calhoun from 534 West LaKontaine. Howatd Duncan.

701 South Warren from 2018 West Calhoun. Fuilinstou, Galloway from 1408 North Fulbright. Gene Hale, 932 South Market from 857 Oak Park. Bobby D. Haley, 2647 North Howard from 1521 Kast Livuieston.

James llarrell, ml Mt. Veraoo from 553 South Hillcrest. Wilbur Hayes, West Chass from 1106 South Overhill. Gary Paul West Webster from 18 West High. Lester Karl lnmon, 1255 Sooth Alrwond from 818 East Walnut.

Floyd Jones. 2301 North Lyon from 2354 North Lyon. l-uyce Kirk. Brower Road from 2821 West Walnut. Gordon Knight, 3041 west OUv fram 1705 North Hillcrest.

Marvin Knieht. Zimmer Road from 1310 East Pythian. Darlene Lloyd. 2049 North Kellett from 2107 North Taylor. Udell Lonoey, 907 North Broadway from 1030 West Central Edward l.titz, 1838 North Golden from 1817 North Golden 11.

L. Miller, 1267 list McCee Irom 1473 East Waahita. Johnny Pcele. 1847 South Weaver from 2019 Wes Walnut. Ronald Privett, I248 North Fort from 838 West Chase.

Hill Ripper. 16j East Madison from 202 West Cherokee. BUILDING PERMITS CtTT L. IV White, house. 2433 North Ramsey.

1WS. N. V. Williams, fiHindation. repair, 2S21 Nort Broadway, jitHXi, Millard Montgomery, porch repair.

800 Went Grand. 83( Dayton C. Bade, roofing 1706 West lee. Si 50. Paul Baker, roofing, 738 South Joe Clayton, porch.

1316 Pennsylvania, 1150, I-oyd Lamar remodeUnc. ttM East B(mont, 8-VHt. W. Hawkins, roofing, 2323 North National, $200, Carl Medftker, additional permit Tftr work at Z61 North- Fremont, Ray Daniel, roofing, 1121 South Thei-ma. $329.

Marriage Firrnscs APPLICATIONS Robert L. Patrick, 21, of 1654 East 8th, and Judith Ann Rogers, 17, of Ozark. I)elleii Johnny Owens, 22, of Route 1, Fair Grovf nd Janice Fowler, 20, ot Boute 10, DIVORCE CASES pfrrmoss filf.d 4anc-laiTore Kf against Clyde Eugene Kce. Eva Fdilh TnonrhtH against (hades Ldward Tannehill. Magistrate Court CRIMINAL CXSh.S fined for and imptudmf drlv- mc 4a, nwiic.

H7 R(C-ers "Fi ancrs Ma; Au.vtitH', K'ufe 11. arwi Major Mayes Redfearn, Bois D'Arc, $22. Ruhard Young. 40 North Florence, fined t.Z (or Kellv Bransman. Imfirinarinii, (med tJ2 for failure to yfld Wc(don Joftepb Camplll, Deport, Tex and Kennt-th Etward Clark, Broken Arrow.

Okla, fined J17 each for improper brakes. Fined $17 each for improper mufller were Gus Iwvellvn Pap-pas, Mafwoodi Jackie Ijeon Jennines, Ozark; and Troy Argie Taylor. I larks-viiie. Ark. Tom I); Swisher, Boute 6, l.flcd 81 a for delectwe luihta.

Blohird H. Predion, 815 Kast Dale, and Kenneth Hf, Matthews, 1634 Cherry, fined 117 each for expired vehicle license. Richard Franklin Trotier, f-b anon, fined 817 for displaying another's driver's license as his own. Fined $17 each for no operator licenw were Charles Lemv -Sweaiinaiuiv IW-Went ltt James H. lYhuVr.

Route and Perrr Eugene Sims, 1781 North Main. Similar charge d.inmpd atfainftt James Ralph Stokes, 24.V South Roanoke. Charles Caiud Kob inson. Route 2, Fair Grove, fined $17 for no chauffeur linen-. Morris Wilrner MclnnleL Lagv-ey, fin-ed $117 for orerveia-ht and no PSC authority.

James Bussell Coiiins, IVnmark. fined B7 for overweight and no PSP atllhnrlfV r.laln. U.r-..! authority. Joseph Rlchaiil Bryan, Eminence, lined 8.11 for no Missouri Hceiine, no PSC authority and impioper brakes. William Alton Patrick, South Whiltier, 'IM i fined 812 for no Missouri license and overheiaht.

John Hovd Iappert. Cur-wenstille, Pa fn-sa U7 lor no PSC stick er and Devere Dale Mills, Gulf Hammock. tineel at? no psc au I homy. Lou Kerch Johnson, Tulsa, fined 817 for no reciprocity on license. Fined lor overweight and overdlmen-Sions violation were Ralph Ravmond tarn (an.

West Washita, J72;" Edward MKlraw, Galena. 8.lil: nra ark. Hmler, 626 North Fore, VI Wllliurn Hay Sim. Rout 3. 827: Robert lon Oaddv.

712 East Pafe. 22: Kelvin lucent Moore, Cleveland, Ohio, tto Fined 817 e.neh on simMar chai ues were Uioy. Joseph Until, North Little Pork, Lloyd Lee Merrill. Fentom John Donald llenderarm. Route 4, Marsh-field; GetaM Peter Oondhard, William Rose Johnson.

Kltox-ville. Tenn Call Wallace Wilkerson, Route 2. Wlllnrdi Van Pledeer, Harrison. Ark-: Alvla Rav Anderson. Fort Worth, Willard Ralph Biittaln.

Okla.i Paul Richard Waskon, Aruiutlon, Jowa. Route 5 Breakiii Beinp- Invr Investigation is continuing today of a breakin yesterday morning at the Route 5 home.of Elanor Perry, where loot totaling almost $300 was taken. A similar breakin was reported there a year ago. Deputy Sheriff Jess Craig quoted the woman as saying she left borne about 7:50 a.m. and returned about I p.m.

to find her house had been entered. Stolen were a portable iron, percolator, toaster, electric skillet, clock, fan, food, bedspread, pillow 'and pillow slip and blanket. Entrance was gained, Craig said, by breaking a small pane of glass from the back door and reaching through to unfasten the lock. 1 BIRTHS To Mr. sod Mrs.

Bobby Dvs)on. 7706 East Avenue, a girl. I 57 a.m. Tbura-diy, ftt. John's.

To Mr, and Mr. L. Smith, Buffalo, boy, 11,01 am. Thursday, John's. To Mr.

and Mrs. Gen Maples. 8po TfcrdAr b- John's To Mr. and Mra. Gerald Heed.

4g South RflWri4jo, 1 girl, p.m. Tbur-dy. SI. John's. To Mr.

and Mrt. Paul Lofton. 113t West Hovty. a boy, 1,20 am. Friday, St.

John To Mr, and Mrs. Richawi Osbiwne, 32 North Fort, a girl, 49 am. Thursday, Burge-protesMnt. To Mr. and Mm.

Doug tat St on, Galena, a girt, 10:55 p.m, Ihursday, tturg-Prolestant. To Mr and Mrs. Paul Beechler, Bolivar, a girt, 7:59 p.m, Thursday, Burg-Proteslant. To Mr. and Mra.

William Rose. Clever, a boy. 11.12 p.m. Thursday, Burn-Protestant. To Mr.

and Mrs. Larry Thomas. 1ft40 North Hay. a boy, 6: 41 a.m. Friday.

Burge-Protestant. To Mr, and Mra. Matter Bon tour, Marshfieid, a girl, a.m. Friday. Biirgv-ProtestaiH.

TRAFFIC COUKT Fined $5 for improper turn were Lodema S. Moore. 2J 45 Valley Road, Clarence L. Beck. 221 South Dollison.

Betty Jean Chapman, A-h Grove, Floy U. Wilson, 22uO North Fairway Terrace. C. Kitlingsworth, Ash Grove, Cide W. Hawkins, Boute 8.

Ellen A. Martin, 1521 South Rugera, Robert E. Lee, Crane. Fined 13 each for running stop signs wer Clayton Jones, Lamar, Suzanne St, Cta-r, 2131 Cherry, David Le Wails, 8M South Newton. Fined $10 each for following loo closely wer? Randall K.

2703 Normandy, Huth Aline Crain. Bolivar. For careifHf and imprudent driving Glenn Hubert Homines, Houston, fined $10, Fans B. Cruxen, Route fci6. VSifliaro Bert IVckei, 241.

West Monroe, fined 123 tor leaving scene of accident. For speeding Annalee Pratt. Route 8, fined $20. Joel Kdward Johns, Ozark, James Frenr-h. V39 South (irant, Vt.

Wayne Koy Mathan. Route Julie Jan Bsrnes, 2451 South Fergusnw, $16. Ods Wade 1027 West Sun- sntne, -s-ti. For failure yeW risht of wav Richard H. Strahle, 1221 Maryland, fined $5.

Robert Valentine Etdnoo, 1324 North Summit. $10, Helen M. While, 1100 Kast Portland. 3. Fined $3 each for improper lane us were Maude ft.

Davidson, 2102 Windsor Drive. Julius Williams, 1914 North National, WtlMam Garner. Ozark; Hi chard J. O'Neal, 1924 South King, lined $10. POLICE COUKT Joseph Alien Sc'roggin.

4J South Market, fined 915 for possession of intoxicants. POLICE CALLS A 1952 Chevrolet pickup truck parked lane of traffic in IttOO Mock ICast Bennett cited for obstruction of traftic and towed to a garage after police were unable to locate owiw, 45 a.m. thuia- Pollce were inforiwoStrf thfft of $3.50 irom sott drlnK machine rwrred open at ru oi-n at I com launary, tiQ west Aeameyr Thurdav. Leslie Mills, 628 South Camohell carpenter working at 19tw Fist re pOiUd findinj! Morm door cren pushed in. 7:30 a.m.

Thursday. B'ack bull found on road in 3000 block Kfist Pythian was turned over to wnr L. Bass, 12,30 p.m. Thursday, John Wuinn. 2114 Kduewood.

reported theit f. hirvrle valued at $7 from Parkview High School; 10:20 p.m. Thursday. Ronald Agee, West Scott, reported inwt of bicycle valued at m. Thurwlay, Virginia ReU-h.

South Wpller, rv ported theft of hillfoki valued at p.m, Thursday. Alfred V. Woodruff, 2fi, of l4oo West Calhoun, told police niomefine threw a litrae rock throuith his puture wmdow; the rock hit a butter dish, broke it and splattered butter all over a wall; 11 p.m. Thursday. Homer Q.

Shaw. 42. of 534 South Park, reported someone entered his house by forcing open screen floor and a window walked acirws a bed but apparently took hothlng; 10:: Checking report of disturbance-in l.fto blork Kast fllaine, police contacted 37-year-oW woman who said her 20-year old daughter had been assaulted by her husband, also 2i, and the girl's brother, 18, when she refused tn give them money for beer; the older woman said her daughter wjas- three months pregnant and had been struck several times in the stomach, bead and back with their fists She was taken to City Hospital where a nurse said there was- a chance she would lose the baby; 8:39 p.m. Thursday Checking request for onygen at 1722 Cherry, police contacted Robert F. Mcr-tel, 65, who savd his wife had apparently suffered a stroke: she was given oxygen and taken to Baptist Hospital for treatment; 8:13 p.m.

Thursday. Cited for drunkenness were Flovd Brit tian, AO, of 13M East Norton, a.m. Friday; Hubert Denver Mills. 42. of 3036 West Elm, 3:50 p.m.

Thursday; Codv Rill Alien. 42, of Oklahmna City. 5 45 a.m. Thursday; Dorothy Hill. 34.

of Clin- toiu. Am; Fridays- Iorrd Robert Graves. 41, of 2234 North Bobberson, 6:45 p.m Thursrtnv (Graves also cited for rextshng atrestt. Checking report of woman falling at South nod MrDiniiei and huding herself. Mice found an elderly woman who to identify hfrslf; she said -ht recently inderwcnt "iurKcry hf( Went her walking dfwn(wn alone'r she dcrlinpd medical attention and went home alone; 2pm Thursday.

Mrs. 3. C. Durden, 14io Vtst f'Mar. told Mice she was 'n a nt room at Neuberrv's Store on the Public Square sfHHit VI p.m.

Thursday when she discovered kiss of her 'billfold about 1 p.m.. Mr. Lynda Pstton, Boute Nixa. turned in the billfold at plire headquarters; Mr Itordfn claimed the biilfoid and found it contained $.5 rather than $33 as site thought. AUTO ACCIDENTS She' YWCA.

charged with future to yield right-of-way follimving collision fmolvfng h-r enr and autos driven by Helen Stone. 18 West Calhoun, and Coy Brooks. 912 West Florida, at South and McDanlel, 7 55 a m. Thurwlay. Murray V.

Kennedv. 64. at 2oT? Kintrt. 4-e4Ud f4mprwpeT' parking- after rritti- sion wnn car driven by John (i. "Mac kinwy, 33.

of Alexandria, at 206 East Oliva; J-ii m. Thursday. Larry Edward Nelson, 22. of 511 Cherrv. cited for carclMS and imprudent driving sfler his car mertorrved at 1100 Cherry; 10:47 p.m.

Thursday LOSSES IrEPORTED "then oPfire 'and whi-el from front porch at 1067 East Locust Thursday. 1' in Duncan. 2845 East reported theft of eleclric blanket from garage st 2815 East Crfstvlew during July or Ansust, R'rky Hsmptnn. 823 prospect, reported theft of bicycl from front yard Thursday. SHERIFF'S OFFICE Mrs.

Moore, Home ll, reported that her -yfarotd dsuahtrr had been fatten or a Istfe white fli-g; deputies are attrmpting to local the dos; 7 4B m. Thurjl.v. A woman who had summoned de-oHett fo airprcnrnd a wm1ow perper totd the nllieer when thev armed thai th neeii- er was her hnshand, who she said was trytna to scare her; she said that a divorce action is in man was snne when deputivs arrived; tOl m. Thurwliiv- A building contractor com plained to deputies that a young aubtecti had pointed an automatic shot sun at workers who hd blocked road while thev were pouring cement; deputies located Ute boy, 7i the contractor talked with tha hoy's mother and said he would not file charges the parents would deal with the ti p.m. Thursday, Harold Kannarr.

Will Mesdowview, complained that tvime-ne had dm-en throuiih shrubs in his Iront yard and that similar vindallftrn has occurred in the past: p.m, Thursday. Mrs. Carl NewTirt, Route 1, cemplsln-ed that a dog had killed a turkey, it a.m. Thuradav. County Judge.

Ot-o Kinaer reported that woman had noiifted him of a load of trash dumned nn HaMlefleld west of Gold-ant (0'30 a.m Ttiurodftv. A man on South Cat aim reported that a car was stuck tn his front yard and thst the lawn had been rtamased: when deputies arrlvH they found a newspaper route man, whosa car waa mired down to the frame in mud: the man told deputies th road was full of water and that he hnt driven across the front yard, thinking thst no one lived there; the lawn had Jiml hiven graded and seeded; the complainant saltf he didn't want to file charges, he just wanted the lam-aae paid for: the carrier ssreed to take car of th bil; J.25 Thursday. niGuvv- vn.o Thomas Thormon MtConnH, Rout S. Cited for no oin-rtr's licenwe. Charged with' rsreU-M and Imprudent driving wr F.llen Jsn Plerpftni, Route 1, Wiliardi Claia Inex MrDaniei, Fair Grme- onr y-li.

ftedfiha. CUed for Improper registration were Robert Augusta Wilwn, J.1U fiotiU, Maryland, UHer William Vtrt, aair Grove, OTTO W. MLGGELBERG Funeral services for Otto Wednesday night in his home at 223 West Portland, will be at 11 a.m. Saturday in St. John's Evangelical and Reformed Church.

The Rev. Karry 0. llein will officiate and burial will be in Greenlawn Cemetery under tlirection Thieme. COOK INFANT Graveside services for James Gregory Cook, 3-month-old son of Mr. and Donald Cook, 2929 West Madison, will be at 10 a.m.

Saturday in Bass Chapel Cemetery north of Strafford. The Rev. Lester Rogers will officiate. The infant died Wednesday in Handlcy Hospital. MRS.

ROY BIGBEE M7Bigbeer78, of 210S Hoffman, died at 1:45 p.m. Thursday in Burge-Protest-. ant Hospital. Mrs. Bigbee, who had been in ill health since July, was born and reared in Kansas, moving here in 1925.

Survivors include- her husband, Roy; three sons, Lewis of 1010 South Weaver, Clifford, of 2156 North Park, and Fremont, two sisters, Mrs. Blanche Bailey, Coldwater, and Mrs. Eva Seaton, Barstow, six grandchildren, and two great -grandchildren. Funeral services will be announced by Klingner. MRS.

EMMA SMITH Funeral services for Mrs. Emma Carrie Smith, 84, of 1352 East Commercial, will be at 2 p.m. Saturday in Boulevard Baptist Church with the Rev. W. L.

Murdaugh officiating. Burial will be in Greenlawn Cemetery undert direction- of Klingner. Mrs. Smith died at 1 a.m. Thursday at Connelly Rest Home after a lingering illness.

MRS. R. II. B.VWBELL Funeral services for Mrs. Ida P.

Raw hell. 95, Golden City, will he at 2:30 p.m. Saturday in the Golden City Christian Church with the Rev. Harvey Greshani officiating. Burial will be in 100F Cemetery in Golden City.

Mrs. BawbeU died at 7 a.m. Thursday at the home of a daughter. Mrs. R.

V. Hedge-cock, 1041 Normal. MRS. FRAnITkAITMAN Mrs. Ada Grace Kaufman, 86, Maples Nursing Home, Route 4, died at 11:30 p.m.

Thursday. Born in Webster County, she moved to Springfield in 1918 from Marshfieid. She formerly taught school in Webster County near Elkland and was a member of Woodland Heights Presbyterian Church. She was an active musician and poetry. writer here for many years.

Surviving are a son, Ralph, Raytown; two daughters, Mrs, Howard Whitney, a a and Mrs. Ruth Palmer, 1022 South Fremont; a brother, Fred Watkins, Mission Hills, and five grandchildren. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Saturday in Woodland Heights Presbyterian Church with the Rev. Robert Watts and Dr.

William Evcrheart officiat- inc. 'Burial 'will he in Timber 'Ridge Cemetery, near Marsh- field, under direction of Gor man Scharpf. leroT'eTbangs Leroy E. Bangs, 90, died at 7:45 p.m. Thursday at Sunshine Acres.

Mr. Bang, a resident of Springfield 13 years, lived at 1895 North Broadway before to the rest home. Surviving is a daughter, Mrs. Martha Noyes, Cedar Lake, lnd. Funeral services are under direction of Thieme.

Funeral services will be at 3 p.m. Saturday in Hazclwood cemetery under direction of Ralph Thieme. Officiating will be Elder PauJ Pcnno. QnlJolduuSm Additional Case Filed COLUMBIA (Special) Additional charges of armed robbery were filed here yesterday aralnst two men held at Tuscumbia in Tuesday's holdup at a motel on the Lake of the Ozarks. The two, charged with the $700 robbery of the Holiday Inn here Sept.

9, were arrested only hours after this week's early morning $2000 holdup of the Hoi-iday Inn at the Lake of the Ozarks. They' are Kenneth Warren Hodge, 30, Independence, and Charlie Henry Hall, 31, Kansas City, who are being held on bonds along with Miss Diane Gail Snelling, Independence, for preliminary hearing Sept, 25 on the Tuscumbia charges. i Snelling was not charged la the Columbia case. Officers said the new charges were filed wrist watch worn by Hodge was identified by Samuel H. Alexander, a clerk in the Holiday Inn here, as one taken from him.

Police said he also identified the two as the bandits. In 1963, U. S. Coast Guard figures show, 0.127 percent of Jill numbered boats In the nation were involved in accidents. Give your expandable blood to an Onexpendable American.

WRITTEN EXAMINATIONS for applicants for the police force will be given at 7:30 p.m. Monday in room 102, City Hall, and applications will be receiv ed until 5 p.m. Monday. Applicants must be from 21 to 34 years of age, inclusive, of a minimum weight of 160 pounds and minimum height of five feet nine inches. havirig a high school diploma or the equiya lent, and one year's residence in Missouri.

U.S. WEATHER WEATHER DATA FOR BPR.NftriFXD Temperatures: Highest yesterday 75; lowest yesterday lowest thin morning 59; highest thin date tn 77 year) 94 in 1'tO); lowest this date in 77 years 39 in 1W. Prerfpiitinn: Rain or melted siww from gam. yesterday to 6 am. today hPAv ieat turn this date In 77 year in 1D49.

Sun- Pose this morning StSfl: sets t-niKht length of daylight 12 hours, 19 minutes. liata supplied by Department of conference, and also will meet Commerce Bureau; first hichest temperature yesterday; second, witn the manager and person-Ksfti niSTr.5 affi. I committee of the American matlens Mir Ln Pree. Aihuoueroue Amarlllo Birniingftam Ro5lon ftnflalo. N.

V. Chicago Columbia Denver lies Moines Detroit rinluih Fort Smllh Fort Worth Ksnsas ity Little Pock Jo. Anaeles Memphis Miami Heart! Minneapolis -rr-T New Orleans New York Oklahoma City Omaha Fhnenlx Pittsburgh Salt Lake City Seattle St lmt SPRINUF1KI.D Tulsa Washington i Wei4- PlaMIS-r-r? Wichita 7- a 84 Tl 72 71 54 .73 55 .04 J. 71 Hi to a og ..82 51 64 80 1.16 82 4 .01 ,,,.69 50 80 60 ..83 64 75 03 .80 67 1,11 73 60 ffl .54 85 an 87 69 1.25 02 73 c3 fii W) 93 6fl 54 SO 70 S2 .24 75 5 .53 73 5t tW 7 -V-4- 72 59 MfSSOVH! Fair trmight and Saturday. A mtie warmer Low torn fht Hixb Saturday in 60s.

ARKANSAS Clear to partly cloudy and mild through Saturday: chance of a few flowers northeast portion. law tonight nnar an nnrth to near 70 synth. Hlifh Sal i flay in gos. KANSAS Clear to partly rloudy t-niirht and Saturday: showers and thunderstorm developing southwest portion by late tonight covering 30 to 40 percent of that urea. Showers and thunderstorms over 30 to 80 percent of weal portion Saturday; cooler rwnt of west portion Saturday.

Urwi tonifht near north-w-rvt tn mid-flTri aoutheast. High Saturday 71) to 75 west to mtd-Wis east. OKLAHOMA Fair and warmer tn-Pistil: clear to partly cloudy Saturday; a little warmer turning rooler. wide. Iv acaltered thunders howrrs northwest partlua Saturday.

Lows umli-hi 55 north- wrs, 9 eavuiuayj i CALL ON YOUR SPRINGFIELD FLORIST ADVERTISERS. tattieaeS VSe Edwirdi Tihlawan Flowm Jtrornt H. Seatfitztl 1 Sgni Th Flowir Bowl Aittrt Florist Southern Hills Florist Nanco I Son Oiaanhoui Hlerlnbothaw Floral I Gilts Wlokman Oardant a-Assnelate! Frets Wlrrphata TIIE WEATIIEIt- irr.S eentral Plains to the Lakes area and in parts of the Ohio Valley and southern Gul! Coast. Rain is forecast for the Pacific Northwest. It will be cooler in the north and central Plateau, the Plains and the north Atlantic states.

Milder temperatures are predicted for the mid and lower Mississippi Valley and the middle Atlantic states. i.