Springfield Leader and Press from Springfield, Missouri • 47

SPRiNSFiELO Jan, 12, 1967 4 "Va Today's Market Fop complete stock market details read The Daily News, regularly PRIMGPIELD: POP? ALMOST 100,000 1324- FT. CLIMATE: FINE DAtS KEITH FRIEDEN, JR. L30STOCKS Quotations by Rcinlicidt Gardner 203 S. Jefferson Phone UN 9-2581 2:30 NEW YORK TIME Allied Store SSH 'AUU Chalmer 2344 Arerico. Airline 76t Amerlcsn Motors 7V American Standard 30 American at hWs.

American Tobacco yi Anaconda Cop. fto't Beth. Swel 34-m Borg Warner 41 BurroUKhs 91 Chesapeak Ohio Chrysler 34, Cities Servlc CoWsat 4M4 Continental Airlines TiVt Dac 24 Jer CO. WH Delta M4V4 Dow Cbenuoal SMti rin Pont 152 Gen. Dynamics General hlectrte General Motor Gen.

Tele, Gillette Greyhound Gull Oil Illinois Central Int. Harvester Jolins-Manville 1 Kennei-ett Copper Laciede Gu Lug. Myers Lily-Tulip Litton Minn. Mlnlny 'v McDonald Mobil Oil 'i Montgomery Ward Motorola NV Central Olin-MaUUeeon Paciiic Pet. Penney tJO Phelps Dodge MRS.

ELIZABETH EUETON TEiKPLE NEOSHO Mrs. Elizabeth Burton Temple, 87. formerly of Springfield, died about noon Wednesday in Sale Memorial Hospital here Mowing a short illness. i Mrs. Temple bad resided in the home of her daughter, Mrs.

Barbara Temple Young, Neosho, for the past eight yean. Mrs. Temple formerly resided at 1000 East Walnut in Springfield and was active in Boyi Club work and the Sorosis Garden dub. A. native of Columbusl Ohio.

she had resided in Springfield most ot ner life. A former school teacher, she taught in Indiana and in While in Japan sne translated English books in- to Japanese and also Uugot English. She was a former home ecoa omist in northwest Arkansaa ana was supervisor of home economics for Frisco Railway ir several years. Surviving, in addition to the daughter, are a granddaughter ana a great-granddaugbter. Services will be in Clark Chan el here at 2 p.m.

Friday with the Rev. Alex Orr officiating. Burial will be in IOOF Ceme tery Here. FRED ARTUHR COE AURORA Fred Arthur Coe. 82, died early today at Aurora Community Hosoital after illness.

Re bad lived 19 yeara in Aurora, having moved nere irom St. Louis Mr. Coe wag a retired bank er from Federal Intermediate Credit Bank of St. Louis. He was a member of lodge at Pine Bluff, He also belonged "to the Aurora Presbyterian Surviving are hia wife.

Mabel. of the home, Services will be at 2:30 ojn. Saturday in Arnold Chapel in Aurora, with the Rev. Russell Skorburg officiating. Burial will be in.

Maple Park mausoleum, in Aurora. LESTER F. PRICE Funeral services for Lester Fay Price, 80, of. 3205 West Grand, will be at 2 p.m. Friday in Greenlawn Funeral Home with the Rev.

W. L. Murdaugh officiating. Burial will be in Greenlawn Cemetery. Mr.

Price, a lifelone Sorine- ficld resident, died at 1 p.m. Wednesday tn City Hospital aft' er a lingering illness. He was a sheet metal worker for Trail- mobile. Survivors include bis wife, Joyce; two daughters, Mrs. John Marks, Ventura, and Mrs.

Bob Higginbotham, Oxcard, and one step daughter, Mrs. Harry Beito Strathcona, Minn. Also surviving are two broth ers, Roscoe, 1620 Jlorth Hamp ton, and George Raymond, 2505 West Harrison; three sisters, Miss Maudie Price and Miss Thelma Price, both of 1057 East Tboman, and Mrs. Don Faugh', 1664 East Turner; and 10 grand-! children. CHARLES E.

SPEARS HURLEY Funeral services for Charles E. Spears. 82. a lifelong resident ot Hurley who died at 5:20 p.m. Wednesday In the Aurora Community Hospit al will be at 2 p.m.

Satur day in the Primitive Baptist Church here with Elder Oliver Coons and Elder Huston Tracy officiating. Burial will be in the Masonic Cemetery at-Crane, under he. direction of Man-love. A retired farmer. Mr.

Spears is survived by hi wife. Sadie, of the home; one daughter, Mrs. Cnariene Chapman, Aurora; and one son. Max. of the home; and two grandchildren.

MRS. NORA SLONE Funeral services will be held Saturday for Mr. Nora Slone, 77; New Plymouth, who died Tuesday night. Funeral and burial will be in New Plymouth. Mrs.

Slone Is a former resi dent of Springfield. Survivors Include a niece, Mrs. Jeanne Johnson, 1510' South Avenue. MRS. MARY M.

RRANCIIE Funeral services for Mrs. Ma ry Mildred Branche, 57, of 711 bnerman, will be at 10 a.m. Saturday in Washington Avenue Baptist Church. The Rev. W.

Pitts will officials and burial will be in Mt. Hope Cemetery in Humboldt, tinder direc tion of Herbert V. Smith. Mrs. Branche died at 2:10 a.m.

Wed nesday in Handley Hospital aft er a long Among survivors not listed previously is sister, Mrs. Pau line Dean, Kansas City. MRS. ROSE J. GARDNER AUR01A Mrs.

Roe J. Gardner 69,. Aurora, died at 5:30 a.m. today in Aurora Com munity Hospital, Surviving; are a son, Jack, Route 1, Springfield; a daugh ter, Misj f.atriryn Gardner, Aurora; two hrolhcrs, Jackson, Marionville, snd J. Jackson, Phoenix, snd two grandchildren.

Funeral services will be at. 2:30 Sa, unlay in Marsh Chapel here with the Rev, Eu gene Trice officiating. Burial will be in Maple Park Ceme- tmy in Aurora. LAMAR Dale Keith Fried- en, three-yearld son of Mr. and Mrs.

Dale Fneden, Long died Monday in Long Beach after short illness. Besides bis parents, the child survived by two sisters, Lori Ann and Cynthia Renee, and a brother, Gregory Leon, all of trie home; paternal grandparents, Mrjy and Mrs. Fred Frieden, Lamar; and' maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Winningham, Laman Funeral services, will be at 1 p.m.

Saturday in Bruce-Konantis Chapel with the Rev. Eugene Rooney Burial will be in Waterj Cemeteryv MRS. 1 1 LA F. TILLMAN ROGERS VI LLE Mrs. LulaJ Francis TiRnwui, Rogers- ville, died at her home at 6:10 p.m.

Wednesday after a month' illness. She was a life long resident of Rogersville, and a member of the Christ Church here. She is survived by one daugh ter, Mrs. Thelma Ewing, one granddaughter, and one great-1 grandson, Arrangements ara under the direction of KeHey Ferrell Case Ruling Made High Court Upholds State Commission Circuit Judge James H. Keet has been partly reversed and partly affirmed by the Missouri, Supreme Court in a workman's compensation A workman's compensation referee ruled that Floyd E.

Wil-bite, who worked for tire dealers Luther and Gene Hurd, had total and permanent disability from injuries suffered Feb. 11, 1959, when a truck tire slipped from a tire spreader and struck him. The. State Industrial Commis sion modified the referee's ruling, and the case went to Judge Keet on appeal. There were two Issues in volved; Whether the commis sion decided correctly in finding only partial permanent disability and whether the commission decided the issue of psychoneu- rosis correctlv.

Judge Ket ruled that the commission' was in find. ing that the eye injury was not covered by the second injury fund, and the judge found the commission correct In its find ing on the psychoneurosis. Hie high court upheld the entire decision of the commission. In another ruling the Su-preme Court partly affirmed and partly reversed Circuit Judge W. O.

Jackson of Butler in a St. Clair County ease, ruling that Orville I son owed the estate of his brother, Clar ence, $7440.80. The main question concerned a joint bank account. Railroaders Ask Wage Guarantee CHICAGO (AP) -r The Broth-: erbood of Railway Clerks has proposed to the nation's railroads a guaranteed annual wage plan for the union's mem bers, a brotherhood spokesman said today. The spokesman said the pro posal would guarantee an em ploye of one year or more the equivalent of his previous year's pay.

Other employes would become eligible for 1 guaranteed pay as they complete one year employment. The brothernood requests tnat its plan be put into effect July 1, replacing the complicated national employment stabilization agreement adopted Feb. 7, 1965, the spokesman said. The regional office of the brotherhood said.it did not have wage figures or the number of men affected Trooper Helps Man Tote Dinner Home, A 32 year old man, cited Christmas Day on a complaint of public, drunkenness, was scheduled for magistrate court arraienment today. State.

Trooper J. N. Taylor said he found Paul Dean Earn hart, 1434 West Catalpa, about a.m, at a service station on West Sunshine, where his car had struck a curb and was blocking the road. Earnbart" had bis family's Christmas dinner with him, Trooper Taylor said, and the snow covered streets were no place for drinking drivers, so Earnhart was taken home. IaU-ii 1 Tnuk Limine RffT' ifto J.

31 JLHi' C'l'IT (AP) w- Gov. Warren E. Hearnes tod.iy o'-'ii ii'd the deadline for regis ring trucks from Jan. 15 to Jan. Automobile dealer also must register for I'M and their drnd Mm also was to day of the month.

'file F'lvernor Isnicd an executive tinlrr to make the exlcn sinn tifdcQl, Such (cUon is cus toBiary. GROVER S. BANLEY Grover S. Danley, 81, of 744 South Link, died at 3:40 a.m. Wednesday in Burge-Protestant Hospital after a lingering illness.

Born in Deerfield, be was a retired Frisco employe. Mr. Danley was a past mas ter of Gate of the Temple Lodge, Vincil Chapter and other Masonic bodies. He was deacon emeritus at Central Christian Church. Surviving are a son, James of the home; a daughter, Mrs.

Mark Emack, Cabool; a brother, Finis, Winchester, a sister, Mrs- W. C. Payne, Richland; eight grandchildren and 13 great-grandchildren. Klingner will announce ar rangements. MRS.

SARAH ELLA BURNETT LOCKWOOD Mrs. Sarah Ella. Burnett, 91, formerly of Lockwood, was dead on arrival at 10 p.m. Tuesday at Burge- Protestant Hospital. Springfield.

She bad been making ber home with a niece. Miss Mahala Denney. at 1120 West Lombard, Springfield, the past three years. Survivors are the niece and a nephew. Funeral services will be at 1 p.m.

Friday in Allison Chapel, with the Rev. Ken neth Lee officiating. Burial will be in Lockwood MRS. ORLA WOMACK Mrs. Opal Florence Womack, 64, Route 2, Strafford, was dead on arrival at 6 p.m.

Wed nesday at Springfield General Osteopathic Hospital. Mrs. Womack was found in her home by her husband after he returned home from work. Death was from natural causes. A member of Bass Chapel Baptist fjnurcn, sne is survived by her husband; Orla; one son, Lewis Edwin, Munreesboro one brother, Paul Pickering, 1111 West Atlantic; and two grandchildren.

Greenlewn will announce ar rangements. MRS. WINNIE M. BARLOW Winnie M. Barlow, Bl, of 737 South Pickwick, died at 1:35 p.m.

Wednesday in Burge- Protestant Hospital after a short illness. Mrs. Barlow was a member of South Street Chris tian Church. She Is survived by two grand daughters, Mrs. Richard Selsoh 1505 South Devon Road, and Mrs, Russell Kenyon, Honolulu, Hawaii; and three great-grand children.

Funeral services will be at 10 a.m. Friday' in South Street Christian Church Chapel. Bur ial will be in Richland Ceme tery. CHARLES W. NICHOLS MILLER Charles W.

Nichols, 72, died at 5 a.m. Wednesday in his home in Miller after a long illness. Mr. Nichols was a retired druggist. He is survived by his wife, Dora; four brothers, C.

Palatine, 111., Clyde, Chicago, Frank, Greenville, and Loren, Bois D'Arc. Funeral services will be at p.m. Friday in Morris-Lei- man Chapel with the Revs. James McQueen and Dale Sharp officiating. Burial will be in Halltown Cemetery.

LEONARD COSSINS ALDRICH Leonard Cos- sins, 70, a well known retired farmer of this community, died at 9:15 p.m. Wednesday in Burge Protestant Hospital, Springfield, after a lingering Ill ness. Survivors are a son, Charles, Fair Play; a brother, Ott, Junc tion City, and a grand son, Pitts of Bolivar is in charge. MRS. HENRY SWIGERT BOUVAR Mrs.

Nancy Elis abeth Swigert, Kansas City, a former Bolivar resident, died at 10 p.m. Wednesday in Kansas City's Gene.al Hospital aft er a short illness. She is survived by her hus band, Henry; a son, Ellis, Kansas City, a daughter, Mrs. Anna Lee Atkms, Strafford; two brothers, Sterling HiiL, Bol ivar, and Dave Hill, state of California; three grandchildren and (our step-grandchildren. Pitts of Bolivar is in charge.

HAROLD GAYLORD BBALEY BUFFALO Harold Gay- lord Braley, 29, St. Joseph, died at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday at the home of his parents here after a short Illness. A member of St. Paul's Luth eran Church at St.

Joseph and an employe of the Goodyear Rubber Company, Kansas City, Mr. Braley is survived, by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. D.

Braley, Buffalo; one brother, Hubert, Excelsior Springs; and three sisters, Mrs. Delores Mul- queen, Lincoln, Mrs. Mar-lys Rogers, Lincoln, and Mrs. Beatrice Dieleman, Independence. Also surviving are two half-brothers, Everett and Charles Kraft, both of Kansas City.

Funeral services will be at 2:30 p.m. Saturday in Holy Cross Lutheran Church in Kansas City with the Rev. Robert Kuni officiating, Burial will be in White Chapel Ornefpry at Kansas City under direction Montgomery of Buffalo. of! BIRTHS To Mr. and Mr.

Paul Wlawn. North Delaware, gul. 11:53 a.m. Midday, St. John's.

To Mr. ana Mrs. n. ft. rod in.

ottrx. boy, 1:55 a.m. Wednesday, SL John's. To Mr, and Mr. Das Henderson, 91 South Weaver, a boy, 1:37 p.m.

Wedne. day, rfvno a. To Mr. and Mr Tonne. 712 North Broadway, a boy.

1:24 p.m. Wednesday, at. John' To Mr. and Mr. Harold Turner.

Gainesville, girl, IMS p.m. Wednesday, St. John's. To Mr. snd Mrs.

Tommy Gold. Crane. a boy, 12:42 a.m. Tbur1y, St. John's.

to air. ana jars, rtuittp l. Groover, Route 3. a boy, a.m. Thursday.

SL John's. To Mr and Mm. Larnr Crlsn. Bolivar. boy.

5:58 a.m. Thursday, Su John's, var, a boy, 1:56 p.m. Wednesday, Barge. Protestant. 10 nr.

ana aire. to uasai, sou. To Mr. and Mrs. Joe M.

Moses, 2135 North Lyon, a boy, 1:12 Thursday, ou, ivrrHmiiii, BRIEFS PRELIMINARY hearing is set for Jan. 18 for Harry Brooks, 26, Doniphan, ed in magistrate court Wednes day on a no account eheck charge. jailed under a $1500 bond, allegedly gave a $20 no-account check to the Trav- elodge Motel Nov. 8. BELXAH JOHNS, 1602 West Belmont, has filed a $10,000 damage suit in circuit court, al leging she was injured in an auto accident Aug.

23. Cars driven by defendants Carl Gene Timmons, 1502 East Wayland, and Hattie Hindman, 1162 Roa noke, allegedly collided at Fre mont and Cherokee, with the Timmons ear then striking the auto in which the plaintiff was a passenger. W. 0. HODGE, Route 7, has reported the theft of a .22 automatic Winchester rifle.

Hodge told sheriff's deputies the rifle was taken from a rack on his back porch about a month ago. In addition, 15 to 20 gallons of gasoline was stolen from a tractor parked behind his home. MRS. RACINE ROZELL, Taney County resident, was found innocent of a petty theft charge today by Magistrate E. A.

Barbour. Mrs. Rozetl was accused of the theft July 16 of a 22 gauge shotgun owned by her ex-husband, James W. Rozell, Route 8. AN ALTON, 111, man, Robert Henry Haldi, 41, who received a 20-day jail term in magis trate court Wednesday on a vag rancy charge, is back in jail today after the night at City Hospital.

Officers eaid Haldi suffered "some sort of a seizure" at the jail. AN ASH GROVE man, James Glenn Ramsey, 54, retired, wag scheduled for magistrate court arraignment today on a drunk en driving charge. Ramsey was arrested at 7:15 p.m. Wednes- day on U.S. 60 east of U.S.

65 by State Trooper H. L. Steph ens. THE SHERIFF'S office has been asked to try to locate Cheryl Folkens, 17. Her moth er, Mrs.

Annabeiie routens, 3506 Carriage Drive, reported Wednesday that the girl has been missing since Jan, 5. Mrs. Folkens said the girl left with a girl friend for Kansas City, and returned here Jan. 9 but that she has not returned home. A JUVENILE court petition has been filed assuming custody of an ll-month-old baby found at home alone by city police, the baby, now in City Hospital with a cold, will be under jurisdiction of juvenile court pending location of the mother and fur ther action.

A 17-YEAR-OLD youth, Mich ael Garrett Dunlap, 1339 Sherman, has been bound over to circuit court to face burglary and grand stealing charges. Dunlap, who waived prelimi nary hearing in magistrate court, is accused in connection with a breakin Nov. 13 at the Stockyards Cafe. JESS ROGERS, 23, Of 755 North Brown, was bound over to circuit court today after preliminary hearing before Magistrate Z. A.

Barbour on a charge of uttering a forged in strument. Rogers is accused in connection with a $433.83 check passed at Citizens Bank last week and bearing the forged endorsement of John Paul Spcnce, 2454 Manchester, Groves Finding Job Interesting Rep. Ed Groves of Greene County's 4th District, home from a second week of his initial legislative service in Jefferson City, said he's the only fresh man legislator to co sponsor a bill permitting old age assistance recipients to live with their relatives. The bill, which would also in crease old age pensions, Is one of those mentioned by Gov. Hearnes in his message to the General Assembly.

Rep. Groves said he's effic- ing with Ron Belt of Macofl, minority floor trader st the 1385 session. Belt and other legislative leaders conducted a "stu dy session" for bis benefit at. the capitol one recent nM. "I'm gradually- getting i -mi liiir with procedures, s.iiil Rep.

Groves. "It Is most interest- 'nig." -ear- esee-w Magistrate Court K. and Helea If. Dill asalnst Benny and May Rural fit. landlord suit: delault judiment tar piatnua tor sxai and pos- sefasioa.

Ozark Gas and ADOilsnce CnmnanT against K. R. Fittro, suit on account! dismissed by plalntuf alter debt paid in WaKer and Svtvi. Srhmllt aeainat Dill Osborn. landlord suitl asks 8125 and noa- essioni sat Jan.

20. Thomas Akyxander asalnst David A. Hale and Mra. David Bale, landlord suit: delault judgment lor plaioUft for 616 and pusacsaioo. Commerce Acceptance Company erf Springfield against Andrew and Naomi Byron, suit on autei asks 840: set Jan.

Commerce: Acceoranoa ComDenv gainst Bob and Kay Guliett, salt on note; asKs ras.Mi et Jan. z. MFA Ml lit Haulers Senile Comnenv aginst Pat Gardner, suit on account; d- lauit raflgmeni tor piaintm (or sze.34. V. EL Williams, doln business aa South west Collection Bureau, against Preston H.

Dangherty, suit on note; delault Judg ment tor piaimill ror Villace Gardens. aeainat T-irrv Smith, landlord suit; Judgment tor plain- uii ivr u.av. Acme Furniture Sales and Mamtfarfur. Ing Company, against Ernest Scott, doing business aa Woodie'a Furniture and Appliance, suit aocoanti ask eonu.oo; set jan. at.

The Columbus Stove Company against Ernest Scott, doing business a woodle's Furniture and Appliance, suit on account; aaks SSM.29: set Jsn. 14. Guard Detecuve Asencv. aeainat John Cunningham, doing business a Assured Realty Company, attlt 00 Account; sans eie.Kf; set Jan. 31.

Guard Detective Agency an Inst Hal B. and Eua Sobrnaa, suit oa account: asks $Xi set Jan. 31. Gusrd Detective Agency against tester Brower, suit on account; ask t473.Wi et Jaa. 1L Crimlaal Cases Fined for careless and imonidant (trie.

in were Carl Martin, Route oners, ville. 837: Donald Leslie Helioth. Kiniu City, J7i and Donald Edward Marks, wo nun rorrest, szv. Nance Jane Allison. Lebanon- fined 82 for speeding.

rucnara snermaa inoate, azg East envision, fined 817 for no vehicle license. Earnest Lee Ricks. Birmtneham. and Lonnle Willie, Alton, 111., fined 817 each for no reciprocity en license. Fined for overweight violation were Charle Marloa Robbin, Route S13S; Mail Gorman Helms, 2226 North National, 8100; Frank! Ray Miller, Tecura-aeh.

152; Augusta McOade, Bryan, 134. Fire Alarm Firemen extlna-uished erase fire at Chadwick and Grand. a.4l a Thura. day; 13O0 Rest Phelps, :0 Tbur-dayl Creetvlew and Locust, 10:12 a.m. Thursday; 714 Norm Warren, am.

inursuay. Firemen were called In loan McDaniel, 10:53 a.m. Wednesday, by Mrs. eMuui ruwe, wno reponeo ner la-montn-okl son, Timrnte, suffered burn on upper part of leg when he became caught utiuer waier neater, ate wag ireated at Handley Hospital. Leaf Are.

1042 South Getven. 4:47 p.m. Wednesday. Clove uareo, IZ3I soots Kattaa. 8:09 p.m.

Wednesday. BUILDING PERMIT CTTT Jrrrr rnrhett. ato-room annas. 110 Wert Wood, Ids, 111,000. Henry Warren, addition, t56 East Stanford, 8425(1.

Evana Woodworks! reoalra. 4.1ft West Catalpa. 81000. ira Hentiienel, 4 modeling, 1506 East Denial, 6710. A.

C. McC'all, enclose carport, 2656 South Marian, SSOO. DIVORCE CASES Fetltteeo Filed Donald J. Boraschult aialnst Lais F. Borgachatte.

Marriage Licenses Applleetlee Wmiam Stover Swingle, 23. Wsymart, and LllllaB Lavoa "Oliver, 21, Oneonta. Y. Steven Guy Ingram, 22, ot S0f) South Dolllson, and Teri Ana Biert, ot BUMUi fU'IKS. L.

Courtney, over 21. ef 1169 nsuunai, ano; Mary V. seehr, over SI, of 423 East Grand. (Three-day waiting pwfiw wsivwj. Walter G.

Bunselmever. 93. Until 6. and Roberta L. Slaughter, 22.

of 1401 Harold Eugene Garrett. 23. of 2143 West Walnut, and Chrystal Lyna Jenk ins, zv, riuusiou, rex. Speed Limit Bill On County Roads In House Hopper Greene County bill which would authorize speed limits on county roads and allow the magistrate clefa, to appoint his own deputies have been introduced in the Missouri House. Rep.

Les Langsford. Spring field Republican, introduced both pieces of legislation, with the other four county representatives joining him as co-sponsora. House Bill 118 would allow the Greene County Court to set speed limits on county roads, legislation long advocated by Langsford, particularly for school areas. HB 119 would enable Mag istrate Clerk Troy Garrison to appomt his own employes, now hired by the magistrate judges. Greene is the only county in the state which baa an elective clerk's post.

Ozarks BID Unit Meeting Tonight The Greater Ozarks Area Chapter of the Muscular Dys trophy organization will meet at 7:30 tonight In the Fountain Plaza Room in inirge-Protesfant Hospital. Charles L. Gage of St. Louis, regional director of MD associations of America, will speak, The session will be attended by MD representatives from the chapter's 28 county area. Debbie Norris, of Marionville, will be presented a set of the Book of Knowledge for her participation last fall in a backyard carnival held oy many children to obtain funds for the MD Association.

The chapter received $22,115 in donations. President Albert Doran said $318 is needed to reach the goal before March 15. CnEISTOI'HER MOREY, 3-year-old Galr-ng, youth who aecidenialiy shot himself Tuesday nllit, remains In "critical but improving condition" today at St. John's Ho pital. The youth's mother told officers her son had found a loaded .22 caliber revolver in (lie family home snd evidently triggered the weapon.

The bullet struck Hie youth helwcn the motita and (Ma. -n -w a irriUTaES NEW CT'STOMFRS Bob Adams, 201 Cast Page. Don Collina. ctcookilne Rv4. John Giusky, Xl8 Mt.

Vernon. Howard M. Hiae, 2010 East Page. Miclwa Holiday. 1611 West Calhoun.

Kent McMichael, 61 North Belvlew. John M. Oilman, 1334 South Jeiferaon. Jerry 1 Ward, 3047 West Oiive. Frank Widmeyer, 1219 North Missouri.

NEW RESIDENTS C. S. Doemer. 1225 East Rose briar from Sand Springs, Okla. bcou A.

Kennedy. S47 Went Portland from Fort ScMt, Kan. Hubert I- Kins. 30t Snutk Lexinstnn from Sacramento, Calif. Cbarles Kocher.

144 Fast Walnut from Pittsburgh, Pa. from Amarillo. Tex. Kenneta v. Larsaa.

ill Snuik vale Keith Helton, South Greet from West Plain Ovd Mora. 1517 NeRk Flhvt from BigaiandvUie. C. F. Pettey.

2718 South Stewart from Colorado Springs. Kendall W. Sh nor. 3148 East Bennett from Topeka, Kan. Beanie n.

Youn. 717 North rtsnset from Pensacela, Fla. IN LOCATTOM George BraaweiL 1434 North Fulhriehi from 4U9 Church. 0. BL JobnsoB.

1153 Eaat M.kta.nua from 1525 fiouih Bogers. VtUliam J. tverr. auio west Kfm from 1527 VVeit Sute. William C.

Lewis. 1321 West Nlchnb from 2U North tilenaton. una Meadows, 2641 West Elm rratn 1047 West Olive. B. A.

Nalley. 3321 West Lombard from 1115 Mllelr Road. Elmer Ttagsdale. Ill West Pornar from 828 North Nettleton. Stewart B.

Thorn. 1408 West Lena from 2216 North Glenstone. Mae wain, tm south New from sua West Page. WillaroT White, 171 Kimbrough from 1644 South Campbell. Martin G.

Wilson. 817 East Garfield from 9724 West College. Burton sis aiorta Nettastoe from 120 East Locust, POLICE CALLS Tony Barter, operator of coin lanndry at 1437 Nichols, reported at 12:10 p.m. Wednesday eomeona removed eoin. ha from soft diink machine and discarded It trained norbinf A Springfield man accused of exposing airnaelf indecently to girls during the past several days was questioned by police Wednesday and rerased to Ms father after he agreed to consult a doctor.

in trasa can alter euaooverin at eoe. William Stone. 24. Rose 12. rvmortert theft of topcoat valued at 110 from his car parked I MOO block South Camp- vcu, i uuiaia a.m.

Jerome F. Lester, la. of am vt Jean, cited on complaint of earetes and imprudent drivinc after Officer Jo Jared observed hi riding of a motorcycle at St. Lotus and Jeiferaon; 11 p.m. veoneanav.

Darrell T. Klierner. 18. re HK flcaith New, cited on complaint of careless and Imprudent driving after Officer Charlie Ware observed hi driving at 2foo South Campbell; 1:12 a.m. Thurs.

oay. Robert Thomas Tavtor. 4.4. Josef cited oa complaint of careless and im- pruurai onvmg alter utficer Terry anwm woeervea ma onvmg at 3800 Bat-Uefield; 11:50 p.m. Wednesday.

Arthur Price. 19, of 1021 East Madl. son. reported theft of his 1961 Volks. wagen rrom isrking lot in the lwo Work East Montoei a short time later.

Price renorted ha had fmtnil tha naiked nearby and thought someone fia.v a pran on aim; p.m, Wednesday. Duane Peterson. 23, of 29C3 West OUve, reported burglary of his heme but nothing missing; p.m. Wednesday. Garland Blacksber, 30, Root 1.

Rogersville, reported theft from his car, parked on lot at 1400 West Walnut, of cowboy hat valued at 810 and black n-smer Cloves valued at 84; 8:47 D.m. Wednesday. Glen Hubert Richardson, 11, Mt. Ver non, eiieo. en eumptain.1 of dxututenness; iviaa poo.

wnaiaaeaay. AUTO ACCIDENTS Cr tjrlmt by Wuham, 20 NortH Roger, and truck driven by J. J. Prin, 2354 North Lyon, Glided at Waah-ingxom jhJ AUuUc, 12:50 p.m. WedoM.

frw driven, by H. T. Ttrter. 83 SoajtJi Ctmpbeil, and car driven by R. D.

Stokea. l.as North coIUded at National and rhawUE rt.rouhway, p.m. Wednesday. Betty Watkina, 2370 MaDchester, eJt on complaint of faiJura to yield rifihl-oi-way to ear driven Is Mary Lawrence, 2043 South Hampton, in 1900 block South NatkHtai a.m. Wednesday.

w. urummond. wo weat Scott, cfttpd on comclaint of failure to yield right-of- way after hi cr and autoa drtven by Arlene Weiaer, 1836 Ciuhna, and R. W. Davia, IMS Soath Golden, were in-votved in accKent at National a ad Walnut, 9:10 a.m.

Wednesday. u. Turner, lM bootir wnier, tited 1 compl ai ni oflowi nc too cloae ly after ooilidint with car driven by VifKinia McCall, Berfmsn. in WW Mock BoonvMe, 11:40 a.m. Wednesday.

cam drivan by J. r. Hiflreti. Brentwood, and T. L.

Hirer, North La Fonuiiw. collided in 6no nocc aat Trafficway, :60 a.m. Wednesday. Kobert Le. Nicnoison.

Koata z. Asn Orwa, cited oa complaint of faiJane to y.eld right way after coll Is! oq with car driven by Vm Louk, Al, of Olatht. at Nkhola and Weatl 7 p.m. Wediieacrty. LOSSES REPORTED rami Tavlnr.

.443. Rnannke. nmnelerf loss of billfold containing- 8.1 to ,10 in too block West Sunshine Tuesday. SHERIFFS OFFICE A woman, who said her daushtera sued IS and are alone after school for about one and a half hours while she la workinff, complained that some neiehbnr bov, stsrted a intht nd threatened the airla with a rlilei the bov said they unloaded the weapon before taKin, it to we tins- fiornei 8:19 p.m. Yveoneeaay.

Bote D'Arc ere unit was sent to eras fire on Greene County EE west ot the Bois D'Arc turnoff: 3 p.m. Wednesday. Brady Wood. Roaersv e. reported theft of two aaddlee from his tool shedi hi home Is located tn Cbristla County; 7:45 m.

Wed Dead ay. U.S. Forests' Timber Harvest Up in District More than 34 million board feet of timber were harvested in the Mark Twain and Clark national forests In Missouri during the fiscal year ending June 30, 1968, the regional Forest Services office announced today. The Forest Service said board feet of timber were harvested from the Clark National Forest and 32.878,590 board feet from Mark Twain. The timber sold from Mark Twain National Forest was valued at $482,278.71 and timber sold at Clark was valued at $221,535.37.

The Forest Service said the Eastern region of which Missouri is a part set a record timber harvest for the fiscal year with private firms harvestting over 634 million board feet of timber from the region's 17 national forests. The harvest returned a total of $5,398,799 to the V. S. Trf-urcy, $410,000 more than the previous year. TAX I'llJiSJ Ifretej ei Mweteipot leetd' 1 Write er Caet KiSIT t.

ViMSNl CO. Jir Sl-t. I i 41 Yaars Mill t-r. -efc PNIllp Mnrrlt Plump Pet. Radio Corp.

Republic Steel Reynold Ton. Suva 4t 43 It 36V 40 1 4H 30 1 61' 39's 39H 4t tn Safeway 8torea St. L-San Fran Sear Roebuck --Sperry Rand Sid. Oil Cal. Sid.

Oil Sterling Drur S'uovbaker Swill It Tenneco Texaco "'( Unkm Carbide United Aircraft 31 united Air Lines V. S. Rubber U. 8. Steel UpWia Western Union Westinghouaa Zenith.

SB'1' 741 WVa 11 7014 41Vi 44 4(H4 sin Produce Southwest Missouri eem vh steady. Prices unrhansM nnHM. ty. Banging barely adequate to lully aderiuat. Demand fairly good Eggs priced under volume and quel- uy incentive, consumer grades: A Large.

23-35: A a Smalta, 24-26; Large. so-j2; Dirties and Check 26. Sale to Missouri breakers: Market en. settled, mostly unchanged. OfferUii spot-ty, ranging adequate to ample, Semand unaggressive.

Price paid breakers, dollar per case, delivered to dock, minimum average, cases exchanged tor 24 hour, ending at 10 Thursday: Vnclanified farm run, g.40-9, mostly 1.50-8.70. Uooergrade and Check, f.V.W. CHICAGO Butter ancTisnMl Zggt steadier; unchanged to 1 higher; 60 percent or better grade A while. X'ri; mured 36Vt; mixed 36vi mediums 7a auwuaru m. Cash Grain No, Shelled 1 45 WHEAT 22" Sot aj.o OATS a aj 4 lb.

test li CHICAGO soybeans and' grain fa- turea were mostly mixed la early dealing today. After the opening wheat was i lower to higher, March ll.74?-4! corn lower io nigner, March ll.434t-ra: oat unchsnsMt In Lfc lower to Noon OTC Quote Anhenser.Btiseh A. B. Chance Carholine Central Ah- Chase Nat. Life Empire Bank Founders Block Mallinckrodt Midwest Fira Mid West Nat.

Modern Amer Madera Sec. Life Odeco Oaark Air R. C. Can Russell Stover St. L.

Ship, Fed. Bars Tidewater Marin Bid Asked 55-Vi 56 JSW 2KV4 9V4 -IV, 714 814 Vl 2i 63 214 a 'ZHt WW as 1W 2H ion ll' 7W 22 27V, tW 101 18 1)34 441 194 20 J2T4 23' H4 154 Edwin L. Wlegand 27V 1SY Ohioan Gets Six Months A six month jail term was assessed today against Kenneth Gail Baker, 26, Jefferson Ohio, who pleaded guilty Wed. nesaay to a no-account check charge. Circuit Judge James H.

Keet gave no credit for back time to Baker, accused in connection with a $15 check given Dec. 17 to Benny's service station, 645 South Glenstone. Baker passed just three small checks totaling about $40 in Greene County, but be is want ed in at least two other states, assistant Prosecutor John Crow told the judge. Police quoted Baker at the time of his arrest as admitting that he financed a crosscountry trip by means of hot checks and neglecting to return leased cars. Cather Named Head Of YM's Directors The Springfield YMCA board of directors has chosen Russell Cather as its president.

Other officers selected at a meeting yesterday afternoon were Pearson Ward, vice pres ident; Major Close, secretary; Grant Davis, treasurer; and Freeman Bates and Dr. V. J. Bugiek, assistant treasurers. Also announced was the ap pointment of Pete Clow, man ager of Southwestern Bell Tel ephone here, as head, of the t7 membership drive, starting Feb.

1. WEST PLAINS (Special)' The first office of state and regional planning in Missouri will be formally opened here Feb. 9, with Gov. Warren Hearnes attending. The governor will be featured speaker at the cere mony opening the office, which will administer programs for the planning agency in seven south central Missouri counties JEFFERSON CITY (AP) Gov.

Warren E. Hearnes reap pointed Delmar F. Vincent of Doniphan as Riploy County sur veyor Wednesday. Vincent re sianed last October out we nip- lev County Democratic Commit tee persuaded mm to laKe we job back. v.s.

wEvniEK porTff VNWIirill Fair tmutsh FriHay Coiii't(d riiikl V'-w t'- iwMiih. Htfh J-1 ily AHKVAS Part' tonwui with nut mwh fhni. In Wmprn HAN- wt'h ii 4 Kir twwn- Fniieiy in BSVil 17 48 41W 18 59 '4 3744 'i 70 27 S444 Eastman- Kodslr 13 4 Emjirt ji. Eoectrio 2944 Livestock HOCS Salable 150. Supply largely U.S.

1-S bamwa and Jilla, 200-260 lha. Sown acarca and too few to eatabliflh price. Scattered aalee barrowa and gilta moderately active, 29 to 50 centa lower. Barrowa and gilt, U.8. 12.

18- 19 251 miied U.S. 1-3. 20O- U.50-191 U.S. 1-3. 230-28 17.50-1B.50.

SHf.Ef Salable All represented daaaea steady. Choice and prime wooled slaughter lamb. HO.10O 21-22, bean Jer weight discounted; good and ohoice, 19- 2K cull to food slauibtar ewes. 3.50- 7. CATrUS ANU CALVES EatinUted receipt 3300, includina soon at regular feeder cattle and call sale.

Terminal supply largely slaughter cow. Slaughter cows moderately active, mostly ateadv. Too few others to establish price trend. Slaughter cows, utility, 1M7, few high yielding Individuals at 17.50i carter, 14.50-16; canoer, shelly canner, 11-13. JVednesday's feeder calf sale sum.

mary: Beceipta 1143, a weelt ago 874. Supply mrgely SrgHSO lb. feeder steers snd heifers. Trading moderately active. Compared to last Thursday, feeder steers and heifer -weak to meetly 50 cents tower, spot SI lower.

Greatest decline on standard and good grades, Feefler cattle, steers, choice 500-700 lbs good, 23-25i few good and choice 700-WOO standard 500-700 20-22. Heifers, choice S0O-700 21.50-24) good, 20-22; standard, 18-20. Feeder carves, steers, choice 300-550 20-29; mixed choice and prime, 30O-4S0 food 300-550 23.50-26.50: standard, Hellers, choice 300-590 22.50-25; good, 21-23, NATIONAL STOCKYARDS EH. mates for Friday: Hogs cattle 200: calves 50; sheep 100. Hogt 700: active, barrowa and gilt bout steady; sows mostly steady, weights over 506 lbs strong to 50 higher: 'barrows and gilt 190-250 lb 19.

sows 300-00 lbs 14.75-16 25. Cattle 00, calves 150; steers about steady; fond to choice 23 good to choice heifer 22.00-24.25; cow 15.50-17.00 good and choice vealer 25.00-36.00. Sheep 550; steady: goood and choice wooled lamb 22.00-23.50; choice and prime shorn lambs 23.25; wooled ewe 5.00-8.00. KC Man Charged At Marshfield Denies 2nd Count Ksroil Audsley, a former Kansas City iiwestment broker who his been eharjged with embezzling $44,769 in water bonds Issued by the city of Niangui, baa been arraigned in Caldwej County circuit court on grtntj jury indictment there. Audslty, arraigned yesterday at Kington, is charged in grand jury indictment there with errjbezzlement of $102,800 in reverkie bonds from the city of Polo I The 31-year-old Audsley denied th charge at his arraignment asked for more time to file teveral motions" in hi defense.) Judge J.

P. Morgan continutt his bond of $25,000. Audsley is free on $10,000 bond on an einbeKlement charge filed in Webster County in con-nection jUth the Niangua bonds. Misdirected IRS Formi Due Monday Intern Revenue1 Service forms fd reporting Social Security aid withholding tax by businessis in Springfield should be recetted here soon, an IRS spokesmWi has announced. Mailing of the form (No.

941) for repdiing Social Security nd withholding tax for the last quarter if 19B6 from the Kan-as City iserviee center of the IRS wa mistiirected, the spokesman said, resulting in the dela of receipt here The fofms have been located and are teing remeiled so tax payer would have them by Jan. 18, ihe offscial said. JudgeDetays Decision In Coipplex Risk Case A deciioo. is not expected for at least 0 days in a complex insuranceiase tried before Cir cuit Judct Jack A. Powell.

Mr. anl John Greer of Bolivar ke seeking $15,000 gainst tjo Western Casualty and SuAty Company, Fort Scott, and other Insur ance companies. The Greers earlier wtn a judgment against Bobby Master Of Dadeville in connexion with an auto ac cident, akid the plaintiffs are tm asklig the insurance com panies to- nav. Judge said briefs are to be filjd in the case. 4 WAWrJGTON (AP)- A nun-act has been awarded; by tie Army to Emerson Electric St.

Louis, for 257 irmameit sub systems for the Cobra felicopter, Missouri sen ators aiiiounced today. WASHNGTON (AP) The White Itmise announced today Johnson plans nominate Micrt L. Paytuo of St. Louis tribe ambassador (-itm" croon, Succeeding Lckml Bur rows, feigned. Mariilwm is mie from the dry, ilmery tops the female Indian emp called nahis stiva.

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