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43 If Business Briefs XEW YORK fJLTIl Rh, tk- ard f. Lby, of J. W. Sparks suuiua and suizmt Co Mi list eek dUs lout ii tuus ecmbimsg both MIS. A.YN 5HAKP 1 SCOTT STEPHEN Hni AKLCW Y.BEAYES did BU ctrte as a tur-: accepted quality and underval-! Fwseral wrvtcr-g lor Mrs.

funeral vice for Scott Ste-i Feaeril Knkn for Marlow pmt hea tins extent and diir- uatsoa ia terms war Ajma Sharp, It, of Souti phea HJ1 sob irf: Vincent Reaes, of S3 atioa of the Vocj rise from the; aad locj term potentiali. AILster, will be at 11 am. to-j jr. and Mrs. Jiite SKt.

3S3I North Delaware, wil be at 2 SPRING-FIELD! POP. ALMOST 100,000 ALTITUDES 1324 FT. CLIMATE. PINE. Jane lus is eoejiilerea.

Uy la tfc ah.Br-oo Ares Covingta Cirtle, at 2 pm. today ia Klaigner Chapel 1 40 in ua curie, ui ii m. iw; in vvtr. uir near term, Lcazy Additional Irtartf, Page 41) Thonus P. Doberty of Har-j Baptist Church.

The Ret. J. H. m. Saturday ia KSsjoer Chap- with the Rev.

Lee Saotts of lhan 4 Co. says the ua- Jofcnsoa will ofSciate, with rf. The Be. Gene Atkins and ficiating. Burial ij be ia Na- lee is some runner minor weak-i ru, is.

Mr. certanaes surround ng the, burial ia Haielwood Cemetery the Re. W. W. Hutchinson w-Ul Uonal Cemetery here.

rOLICE CIXS AUTO ACCIDENTS Mr tVart Sad. (aal Tas-aa. i Dflasa. njanara, caarga-i ra-swtad taa-X i Had as jaa laws a vvat i a. wr s- tandr.

a L. ba. tea l.aja.a.d!CJagVlet, ias U.I Jura aaaae. Ml ta aaea aa 461 yainew Paid at. I a as IS aai- -1 "aamal aa aieal a ra a aaea pap I )weaa.

til IistS aan i I r. a trerb pavaed at tba V- eaa((ed am auaaa lea li- a-w auto labor negotiation may i under direcooa of Herbert 3Iagitrate Court i id Case officiate, aad burial Jl be in 'Reaves was pronounced dead oa arrival at a m. Wednetdav Greetilaa Cemetery. r4 Bes might continue, but it should be confined to the. 830-35 level in the Dow Jones la-jJL-trial average.

Vanden Broec, Lkher sees both opportunities an-J continue to temporarily 1 Smith. ia any new commit menu ia the I Mrs. Sharp died Monday market. (afternoon at Sunshine Acres. auaar ceoipaag.

iaa, wi isi. tm car U-r iert ear aa eaapow taae-ai a fi, aa last Laraal. ia hatue aad waraa laa an. aaa, x4 G.isjia.1. -i a am.

I 'daava. brdaraair 4.iw.ig wi at at ht aims at arrrea a Caa-r. la avs tsaaeaui. raaurted nV I rraasa Tea, a 45 i 4. ae-.

aa. at aaat arui b.ar!j. aaa rrieaa. aaJLaXa) at I latl lalg aaat Cab. en k.

0n Lea ar. 1. beu. iaanes baa ar, I drM. jiaa a) wi Tvmr.

a M.aeri Var aUga. ataaaa i a Jei'ri imm Sautb, a4.ag. frd at, aad teg WAjtaa iKataa. KaM Md (cJ. lar a ta Tg mi at ta reaaa.

tM A. tAn. aa. tat Sat-- iH, Steed f.t aw vTbe boy died Wednesday while clirsbieg a tree at his borne hea be apparently came ia contact with a poer line. SAMUEL WIKOFF "Samuel I.

Vioff, 96. a pa aa ka aaa paa.aw a pa) ana.a NEW YORK LTD Socony JAMES X. HOLLAND, Jet. MobJ 04 Co. announced it hasj ruBWll wrvices for Jajnei acqmred Natural as ItUlDd Baffk.

who miFt rmhr faUUy injured ia a C- Struck accident on U. S. C5 nine about $78 Bullion in stock. The mi, tient at Mercy Villa for five hum Lt- Carter. 'SiH aat ana al Ua as rraaat ft iaa.

71. a I43 ie. ca-iag etlasg. 11 jS pas, began I gaa. cveal So tauu I ftu4 at air aiwr (V abb r-s l' iaa.

Ciaa. gf Aarara, rapartad i rr jt la-fl t-ae, U. af 14J eal be bad trawaa farnavg aaaa aa af taibma. at auaaoaas gad tarrauaasi reaaraed aaaa at ta frmt Ml ml aad 1 par. bleftaaaaas.

aunr last the Na asaraara. i Asr S- af aaat IX curd at Burge Protestant Hospital after he took bis owa We. NORTON INF ANT CiavesiJe services for the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Norton, 2054 North Prospect, will be at 9 a.m.

today at East Laws Cemetery with the Rev. Richard Bishop officiating, 1 under direction Thieme. The baby died at I a Wednesday jut two hours after its birth at Springfield Baptist HospitaL uiw. nad) Si? months, died there at 12 .30 a.m. company gas reserves art; -tt k.

tnA iH fh Thursday after a lingering ill aaaa aaiini caa a.rag aa aawed far teiiaaiag ka aitaa ness. aab ear br Siejert la mainly in Kansas and Texas. WASHINGTON (ItI) Com-merce Secretary Hodges says He had lived ia Springfield for Bolivar Assembly of God Church. The Rev. Clarence Wiggands and the Rev.

J. C. Pickney will a a ia wi teafaag Mud baa baa gain. a baa a. a r.

A eeear-id an, af SM) bWb Sarb braaaiaaf saag pair a aad a aaa, gw aaaa aa argaeas aad fat tfta a). Graaator- at Lr aad i 1 as. aeaaai. Ilaauaa A. try, aw af 81 Weat raud te fatlevrg tat r't atae raaV two years at the home of his so a Clyde, L220 East Delmar.

bawas Iran car eg ta. caas. officiate, and burial will be ia aa ta beaat. m1Kt0 a taaaaaara i rn.au. af 2.

11 aaaua. at a. Other survivors are a daugh saoa aaag ab. Lawati a at aa. Paaaaa ter, Mrs.

Thelma Shepard, eaaii ua aaat agraan aa ataaa. a a i pas beoaeaeae. 1. Cimaa Haavab. Jl.

af la bank I ma Piaar. aaaaaaer (aad ataad as Sea) aet 1 aaai atrae ta at aaa. as a araar. Lmr Jaae Anaiea. M.l rc lart.

sa, fkaed 'J ter aav aaaeatar lateaa aa al- iingriapf kreaaa pi ale. H.r ml ara aWtaa. Latseaad. Uaed evptred eanala aceaaa. Sna.1 Umr Strart a-4.

raw 0.1 fur aa aperor breaar A knar, i' 11 Eaal bwaer. fined I 7 la laiiua baatar bMi liaa la-n feUraea. beafta btrar4d. fard 17 iaaee.aer rr.Uaifua Arajra in. Waaataa.

kU gaud I tor a M. a. aumau. Wilam Gear buogar. 4 Keaaaka.

ftaed 7 far aaread ag ke am fieatpaeT Laataad. iarratua. Ca fiaed ta tor a.e-rxbt. aad V--tl B4-om. Kkui, o-a Iiaed I-1 far vr- atagik.

LOSSES RO0RTED Vr SatJiff. JSarfb Ob) Oe tar ana-o wejey araa. Kansas City, and two grandchil oWm. aa. Vm tieas aa-d eaaral.

reparted a rae' asdefd two! taaart Lea eiaa. 51. at 4:7 bawuaa. dren. aaaowaraesi aad two anatle.

aaiaaad at las aad fciasbfaaa. 1 Funeral services will be an i ra away aaa LB naas rt aad pa, aaa; kr 10 as wadnradae nounced by Herman Lohmeyer. Rock 111., National Cemetery under direction jf Montgomery of Buffalo. Surviving are his wife, Lillian; a daughter. Patricia Ana.

of the home; bis father. S. N. Seniro, Fair his mother, Mrs. Mable Holland.

Newark. Del; a sister, Mrs. Lorraine Purcell, Newark; and step sister, Rebecca Crowe, Newark. FIRE ALVKMS Traab rVa at bank Tartar, tag. tsitmiidir.

Mostly Limited Grain Market Slightly Off CIUCAGO (AP) LiquidaUo dominated the (riia futures market Thursday and it closed with numerous moderate losses on the Board of Trade. Declines reached i cent or so a bushel in wheat but were limited to mostly small fractions elsewhere ia rather quiet dealings, influenced largely by light commercial support. Profit cashing which induced renewed short selling weakened all the new crop months. Ana lysts said that although there bad been a little talk about dry spots ia the major producing area, speculators believed them to be much too scattered and limited to be a bullish influence ia the trade just now. At the close, wheat was cents a bushel lower, September new grade $MlV-t; corn unchanged to v.

lower, Septem MRS. BEN O. MONEYHIX Funeral services for Mrs. Bea BAKOLD El'GENE tTKIGITT GREENFIELD Funeral senices for Harold Eugene Wright, 18-year-old Evertoa youth, will be at 2 p.m. Saturday ia the Greenfield High School Auditorium.

The Kev. Roy Rowan and the Rev. Eugene Howell will officiate with burial in the Greenfield Cemetery under direction of Canada. the federal government will not oppose the efforts of subsidized American lines to diversify into other industries. Moore McCormack Lines bad appealed 'to Hodges for a ruling oa the matter after the Maritime Subsidy Board rebuffed its first proposals to reorganize and diversify.

NEW YORK (UPI) Standard Oil Co. (New Jersey) and Standard Oil Co. of California both reported substantial gains and revenue for the second quarter of 1964. Pan American World Airways reported record earnings for the second quarter and the first halt O. Moneyhun, 73, of Springdale, who died July 22 at Me ebaid, rwarted IkaaH af kar fraaa noma aeoneaaaf.

revaee Paraat. 41. af I :7 bras 1 ra. fawd paaara para rfrt aroered Uia aavaaatl af taaad tree Ue Da try ki. li Sank ffaaaa.y.

and a-rt waauat pavlag tar tbe toad and laaa a iaeaai aa. Wadaradae Ta Rear ava a.irat, af 149 aan freeanal. rapsrled sin I si bad brvased aaat'taNl waidowa aa tea aarib aiae af ue laareb af 2xd 1 1 -an last; at as. Heary atvaatt. af fuiMrrt.

pat tad laxi troni aaatatraiwai ana at ge-tnnieataat Haagatai at Utft aaaa. any af nwppi'f tah.es a a lard at It foes; at Waaaa. 1mh P. Rvgasia, Jt. Laa AarMe.

lb tur ta Ksadarl Haaadal ailee aaa aaat. Mar H.a. Hiwte 1, KWeia, purled laaa a nauilaid morial Hospital there, were beld Monday at Springdale. Burial Mi United After Half Geniury was ia Rogers, Ark. Surviving are her mtsbaiuU.

Th killed tostanUy Articles Recovered Jack tt(ll. Santa ReMrea, Bea O. Moneyhun, of the borne; ga pattern anew aad tire lauad ia a step son, Harold Moneyhun, favad artrura aa tm baas beat IMav. ftmia tasind aajaadVi nader Faaav A death la tha family last year was Indirectly responsible for the reunion this week of two of the state of Washington; a in an automobile accident at 9:45 a.m. Wednesday- at the Junction of U.

S. 160 and Mo. 39, two miles south-of Greenfield. He is survived by bis parents, Mr. and Mrs.

engil Wright, rat park bndaa aaa turned aeer to llatasa taaaav. anaaaaw af Winiaaa SiwcS Jawc Wbaaaaaas cawaaw. 1741 Last Tratrrr. raaaartan tant at 31 fcaaalSpringfield WOmfB With their sister, Mrs. Sarah Herman, Downey, and several nieces and nephews.

patty raak b-t aa.1 aaat i 1 aaa. Vrdaaa- Supply Is Unchanged Route 1, Everton; a sister. Glenda, and brother, Wayne, JAMES A. McCOBMACK PaJica eacaned eater MerrM. War- Mar.

Vaa lai Sr Joaa'a Haaaaag frara Saaabas aad Scaaur. I a a. MONETT Funeral services- 00,11 of the home; maternal crandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred weoaeaaar.

a'ler aaa deogntar, tava Uaa, La, bad dsttaraky breatauig, Jua buiiaats retained tras tbraa niece, whom they nadat aeen for 56 years. The5 two sfifers. Mrs. Hugh Lewis, 2041 North Ramsay, and Mn. Geneva Brown, 1111 West Florida.

last saw their niece at Grovespring, in 1908, where their mother ran a ho-teL All three were in their teens fAiin 0t atf baft tim bab rap irons car aa eaed ear bat at Hog Denfands Fairly Active rHICACO APt tVaiaiMl for aMrker un a. Laaa. VI 43 aaa. oedaaadar. tar.

Earner Bi 0ibrad. 14ai hartb Russell. South Greenfield; paternal grandparents. Mr. and Mrs.

Bea Wright, Everton: and great-grandmother, Mrs. Mary Snow, of Greenfield. U.S. BONDS NEW YORK fAP) Corporate aad VS. Government bonds were higher ia moderately active trading Thursday.

Gains were general throughout the government list an ranged from 1-32 to 2 32 la the near maturities to as much as 4 32 among some of the intermediates. Some of the distant maturities were unchanged. In corporate trading oa the New York Stock Exchange, gain of a point or more were common. Boston Maine 4 Mis rose 4' at 4W and Crowell Collier 5s jumped 3 at 155. Other gainers included Deere 44s by 1 at loo, Colorado Gas 4s by 1'4 at 89H.

nd National Dairy 3s by 1 at 94. Household Finance 5s dropped 1 at 103 and McKesson Robbitrs 3'is dropped the same amount at 82. Browa. reaaartad ear vans aaat brabao. a a.

bedaeaday. ber S1.17tt-i; oats H-H higher. September 63 cents; rye higher to lower. September soybeans 1 cent higher to lower, August JS.iS-Vi. CHKAQjJ APk rreataaaa faneo Rlfh Iw Cat Claw blUliaai tVdgar Pag.

II, af lint bV. at. arreated aa drooaeaaaa enarg ax VI VUUt ba Mill 4a baark Was tsateat. lb a ex. The niece, now Mrs.

Ida pes- adaaaaae. AI.ICEJH. kAga laaa fairly artlva lavradar bH Ual auooly al kead Uj tor a Tnoradar aad arxea sera moatljr Si eet'a lower. Tne tterk'g aappty of Sljn brad oaa anchanaed from tha tirat lour daya af atrs- bara tU TmH Klaa.i Mrs. Alice Mattie Clark, 82, of reported teaang ana aaaxed Irons bea at 10 bortb Newton taaab batbraaMSJ ctra.

tardea boa, tenia tad at ear Galena, died Wednesday in St. John's Hospital in Springfield. laat tne aut Vila diaUUMUioa tvaiaiy yarifd. Mural So. 1 and 1 gradrt aotd at tirie.

40 a na Vednay. Mr Mary rile bieaart. 112S Nartb Broadway, prparted Ueft pra eta- She was a lifelong resident of J'7 aad nued 1-1 grade Bp ta 117 Miied ra and la weie taimag atatut i1 fraea hdrbeo taua Stone County. lo tfirn. ll at a neaineedar HH HlH t.414 1.41H IIH 7, a 7 1 11 1 Jl IS04 l.VW, 1 I 1 4 V'i t.iiH 1.44H l.a4 lti tttH 1 T7M 117H 1 1 J7H 1.17H 1 H' IKH 1.11 III I.H'i I.17 17--1 1.17H 1 2tH.

1J I for James A. McCormack, 74, Route 2. Monett, will be at 10 a.m. Saturday in the Mercer Chapel with the Rev. Charles Walters officiating.

Burial will be jn Liberty Cemetery, north east of Monett. A retired farmer and "carpenter. Mr. McCormack died at 2:18 p.m. Wednesday at hi home after a lengthy illness.

He was a member of the New liberty Church: Survivors are his wife, Ethel, of the borne; four daughters, Mrs. M. Hudson, Mrs. M. R.

Wilson, Warrens-burg. Mrs. Loyce Hopkins, 3064 Greenbrier. Springfield, and Mrs. Robert Peel, 3438 Rountree Road; two sons, Harold McCormack, Verona, and James McCormack.

Indio, two sisters, Mrs. Bessie Hancock. Verona, and Mrs. J. boaaet Ghys.

737 was Wahrat. TVe Slar fcav UM4 In CORX RT rw Mr otrs Mrs. Clark is sun ived bv three potted rarbaretor part aad apart plug luurt, taut, vycia-3 ma a'aii- ment house In Washington, D. was married in the hotel in Grovespring In 1908, and she and her husband moved to Iola. Kan.

since xemarriedL. and "moved around quite a and the women lost touch, except for a few years, ending about 20 years ago, when Mrs. Lewis and Mrs. Desrosiers corresponded. Daaaia anI tiae rmttiatiit and arm, j.

Na alaiubier aterr aalee war raaarted from Uw meager atleruiea aa Uia raitla market. Hrtln, era ateady at for good la autk good aad ctMc grade. Bulla went al IIMt sons. Warren, Springfield, Clyde, wire reasaaed tree tar, aa Wedaeaday. Reeds Spring, and Jim, of the home; four daughters, Mrs.

Dale so Spring aiaaiMer lamba cleared at BUILDLNG PERMITS Ci Long, Springfield, and Mrs. L. Carney, Mrs. J. Frank Tay 77 Joba P.

W.l oa. at so raaea doelllag, 7 7H 7H IIM alalia, tlijaa. C4 S1S far mixed ctjeec and prime aad at S21 50- for mixed good aad caeac. Th aaarket aa ataady. Produce 7 S7H lor, and Mrs.

Delmar Taylor, Howard Hot man, firoreeta gaeiuag. Mar Mar -Mar NEW VORK (API-Folloains ta a list af majsr hood iraaiactxina oa th Verb Stack fcartianaa Iharaoay. Kale, SH tw) Manieaaaod, all of two half broth Hard, ctrr. addilioa ta Haror T-ar 1 1MH 125H 1 JRti 11, lui i.a i.ai L2nt a Motor Kapply. Went 4b, ers, Claude Razor, of Galena ft liaeat High tear Last Cag.

ftlKPOKATIOM BOND! I i. Drake, rreaodeuag. lSJ Eareka. Mar moved to California about 10 years ago; When Mr. Brown died there in August of last year, his body was returned to timaj.

and Frank Razor, of Reeds Ja Jar ceroeraun. aeeea rnan Aug 7'4 tlW'i I I7H l4Hi 4714 AmFP 4IWI7 I 7 7H AMK CV4L.M1 IWV AmTfrT IXdi Ins loiv, oma Iff 4 Spring; 10 grandchildren, and faeUiaf. J639 bouili Broadaay. tllJo. tje A.

Roper New tin l.J9'i 13' nine great-grandchildren; Armour iiiMf 11 Wl W) AUbue 4S 4 V. tin i Berland Sboa t'ompsny, refDodellag. 11 Publie Sauare. tl2JKd Springfield for burial. His wife Funeral services will be at 2 M.

Yost, Chetopa, a half- Mar tm 4SS ln lK 1 .) May 5 49'. 1491, ti 'm BaKi CV4.I7 IJ 141 14g -l BaVO 7 an BethS cv3iiL TOti'i in i4 ei Rites Saturday p.m. Saturday In the Cape Fair Church of Christ. The Rev. Frank Eaton will officiate, and Rocinf 4WW UM, li1-t 124 I fwga Labia, carpart.

41 Soatk Fremont, tlOO. Vtilham H. Seholtft, kddlUo. X244 Suolb Hampton. Kim Orsrb Inhniesaie fl rarer rnmpaay, rooting, 121 aat commercial, tf.

A Hubhell, alairway. lit baulk Kb-rinnal. tl'iti, 141 ISO (id 74 14 ISO i4 Sf7 Mnomrl Arcaaaag broiler fryara: 1 Market fully ateady. Ready-tceok a-quity oVvriop ng good, and auilirietit to rlaarly clear tbe available bva aup-pliea. Averaga wigM lighter tkaa oe-aired la aome areaa.

but geoerally aaua-iartory ta othera. At Ik farm eHHatioa Thuraday. l.V nw. moMly 13 renu. aalei an-der roetract ar ather agreementa I rant higher.

Delivered plant pi tees, UVt-U rent. Hem? Price, per pnuod at tha farm aa volume lou heavy type, 134-14 cental light type, Vi ifnu KROIM-Rrfttrit AT Tilb ARM Ol OTMIOSS Georgia: 13 ta IV anoatly 13 Alabama: 13 ta U'n, moatly U. Miauaatppi: 13. rr.r.s SnoUiwrat Miaaoun enga: Market teady Ragge and tnaaUy price, unchanged. A Large adetfuata I4 short.

Medium and Small ample. 'Demand fair ta good. 1 IUI lU IV allU- uvc here. A relative of Mrs, Desrosiers sent her a clipping concerning the death. She immediately got In touch Jtainey'a Chapel of the Ozarks, sending letters to be forwarded to the two 19 IM 74 I an STi 75 S.

8ft 3 J. A. Roper Dead at 53 Aug 'J a Vl (VI (M -i til! Ir i.7J 7S Jan 7 1 7V KOVBI.AN NKH Aug 5 rp Mm in 211 -Dee MM Sl.4l Jan tt M.M MIRr.Rl'M fP rue lAHtno addttkta. 111 Soutk-'Glenaton, wm. W.

Bsrnbart. roof paue. not Sooth Sleavart. J5 5.4.l 99 IS JS IS MM M.4 Ronert C. Civao.

oddltlogi. 111 Cggt Grand, tlbt. Funeral services will be Sat aunts. Correspondence was again started. Bertha Turner, roofing, lMl.Nartk ot beTona.

lion IM Central Mortgag Company, rooflag. Kg The result was agreement on urday for James Arthur Roper, 53, of 2410 Wallis Smith, a veteran Ozarks school teacher, who Ual Commerrial, Kit. Krana ev4i-ml i 7 Burro cv4Wal K1V 105 KB CanPac 4aperp i 4V 4 4't Caae cv Sm.M S3 l'i KM f'RRNJ 3.47 Jl 4.V 4iH 4va J- Cerro 283 140 l.TtHi 140 3 thiKlll rvS.T7f 111 MSP (aatUf 32 72H flH ChiNW 112 tVii, gsi, -I'tj fCCSL 4'ia77 1 at)', 1 romh tvM8l-41 Hi 114 Hi 1 DouAir CV477 30 IH 12 Hi IlowCk cvSJ 21 15jL4 154', 155(4) -tl'4) Krf cv415fjl 25 Wa 25. J4 FeodPr 3J 7 7s 7H '4 GAOii 17 lMv IM' 10s GEI J47 1 3 S3 CMotArc 4a 71 15 S5I4) fS GTel cv4W77 2'a SlBl J02vi CeaTei cv47l 17 17 Grace cv3Vm7S 10 143 243 3 tiuiiMO 5rtf -s n- Lockh CV3N 11 1 I MerrCb C57S 9fi1ti PSH W4 4 MKT m5'7lUJf J4-S 24i MoPacis245f 7HH 7'a 7 li MuPae 4W90 7, 00 MoP 4V2(l5 li 5, ISvj gjli Crt cv5'77 5 108V, 100 iim I John C. nltateatreat.

addltiaa. Livestock Sooib Wellcr. txa). Price paid to vrottacer. cent per burua will be Old Carney Cemetery, under direction of Cheatham-Stumpff.

RANDLESJXFANT Graveside services for Bobby Dale Randies, 12-day-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Dale Randies, Lenexa, will be at 10 a. nr. today in Greenlawn Cemetery under direction of Thieme.

The Rev. Earl Smith will The infant died Tuesday night in Shawnee Mission Hospital at Overland Park, Kan. BEN II. PARSCALE Ben II. Parscale, 60, of 635 Herbert Peeper.

crae aorcb. S2g onarn. raoaieo ana graaea atier livered la door of barer, eaaea eg- this week reunion in Spring-field. Mrs. Desrosiers arrived Tuesday, and left after, two days of recalling old memories, trt tricit vrith an fx-i-a arl A fiir-- Soatb Hamptoa.

lid. brother, Willie Beaver, rane; and eight grandchildren. MRS. MARY C. PHILLIPS AURORA Graveside services for Mrs.

Mary Copeland Phillips, R2, who died Monday In Kincsvillf, at the home of a daughter, Mrs. Opal Justus, will be at 5 p.m. today in Maple Park Cemetery in Aurora. She was a former resident of Aurora. Surviving are a son, Elmer Coprland, Jenkins; two other daughters, Mrs.

LeU Morris, Phoenix, arid Mrs. Al-meda Thomason, Eugene, and seven grandchildren. MRS. DOME A. ROVS'DS MOUNTAIN GROVE Funeral services for Mrs.

i Alice Rounds, 82, of Mountain Grove, will be at 10 a m. Saturday in Barber Chapel here. tleorge Injgan. remadeljog, ltag Mirli rWWS. Sa'ahl m.

Ratkrr glow. Bunpir Mgod. kfgrlf' barroM and giita. changed, for hoar, ending at Marian. tlM, a.

i j. juihiw U4. sraiu-nng of iw. iw k-w to tuny rslamnh prtrrt. a Tharaday.

Cotmimer trade: A. Large ar better. 35-30 1 gnaatly 3tl A' Mediam. T7-JS, moatly A Small, 11-23. manly 21 1 Large.

23-30. noaUr at: Dlrtie and Check. I By Bush aaira ww. narrowa ana lull IS cnta ipwer. Barrow, nd giit ti.S.

1-3. moslljt 1. lm-lM ins jo; bulk itvis 25; i j. xn-m 1S.7V U.S. 13.

7-740 lot 15J0-U; 340-170 Iht 15 JS-is J50.t Sale la Mtaanuri proreaaars: Market mer teacher of hers in Iola, Kan. before returning borne. More excitement was added when Mr, Lewis' brotherrwbom anoui awady. Volume af trading lighu Range le aa "eight and qualuy baai. Heat defect noted, eaneciallr ia lornl VTca ev3WsH lOJ1 101 102 ctirrrata and trada eery aelecUv la pur chaae.

Top si rang paid prtng)y. ne.ona.ni aeen tor 13 years, al NVCent Dairy Laws Are Pushed FM.DEH CATTLE AM) CALF SAI.E-Fiml4l J4J taUI. 40 calvtM. com. pared lo S4l ana 47 la at wrrk.

Too ffw ulrt g( mnimomlng to t-subliak Prim. Werlnndar'a (mler caH Mlo rtoil Wtiihi S4 caltle god ralvr, for NYC, 42013 33 -70 77 70 4 Price paid by proraaaor delivered to died at 7:15 a.m. yesterday at bis home after suffering an apparent heart attack. Roper taught in Ozarks. schoolsfor more than 27 years.

He taught at Central High School from 1937 to 1941 and from 1957 to i960. After teaching at aDrury, he returned to Central and taught until 1962. Mr. Roper taught science at Glendale High School last year. Formerly he was principal of Aurora grade achqola.

Survivors are three children, Cathie and Phil, of the home, and Mrs. Art Marx, Route TTirother, Dr. Stanley Roper, Ozark; a sister, Mrs. Ford Haguewood, Oiark; and NY Cent 4d JNH 41121x14 vjNH 42X)7f 13 75Mi 74H 74ij 50 l- 10H 3lb 31' Ob 114 West High Street, died at 3:05 a.m. Thursday in Springfield Baptist Hospital.

He had been soca, aJ'i pouno minimum groaa aieight. raw axekanged. for hour ending at 10 a Thuradgy: Unclaasified. farm run. 7.50-1.10.

moaUy T.IVSi andei grades, top few. so showed up unexpectedly, only to find that nobody, including his brother, recognized him. Did they all get, caught -up ton their reminiscences? Said ynt iirai wraiiy iratt call (al. SuptX OlinH cvSMttai largelr ajood and 4otM 3M-S0B lb: (rfd- OltnM cvSvjsSJ 11 (H 11H, llgi a A rllnai HOUSTON Speeial)Lt. Gov eaiviw.

werai vparllnm, 49(Hi(K lt iu since February. A member Ailrndancr good. Ai-tive, IliKh good and Hilary A. Bush vesterdav ad renn Kit wwi i ira'b wr wit 4 Pen Rrl 4'isM lot 31- 101 tl-M 1M 31 I'tiillipP 4WII7 HI inl 116-Va 1)6 of Red Top Baptist Church, he ST. I.0t!IS Pjig Marketi fnaeltled.

A large 31-12; mediums 2S-2S. imall 17. 19. large 13-J7. peewee jg-u.

medi- choice, fully steady to ilrongi tned'um and Wm good, anont atrady IUi lew with the Rev. Harold Ball of- had been employed by Janss pivsauir wnx.v recaer came god ateem, Hirhtl CA'tsU 30 IWI liivs l.l mn eirae 4rzi. eman extras lJ-w. aland- choice ISSS-ai. ood, rnedioin ATO-ooo is jiis: i naaiid gj-jg, dirties- si-sr- sswm; 7 fipiatiriB.

Bar al will be in HUl- Lumber Company for 24 years. i CtltDa 1 tit 157 vocated "reasonable legislation -vjeiaiKea our-that will put our bard pressed i selves hoarse." dairy farmers in a position to i sell their milk in Missouri at a I Farewell Reception fair and reasonable Trt unrtnr choice. 500-ajlo ll 16 75-11 M. n. I srar 4M.

i4 io4 hm 14 crost Cemetery He is survived by his-wife, IfUti. K11X. lOlV. fe. Ollie (Billie), of he home; a choie under MSti ffiC S'3S 7 lis 5 MM.

KOtmas, 8 melons loo, lot' innt nt Mniintain Grove a lirrtS. sT-snSS- i loo 1- 50; Ina-aoo 14.25-11 50s ISidOInd 4WM Bush, seeking the Democratic 111 IS vicinity, died Tuesday after a son, Delbert Wayne, of Kansas City; two stepsons, Jim House, of flillingsrnd Earl House, 1225 SldONJ JM7l changed; SJ core AA 50i; 1 A 30 nomination: for JvLThe Covenant Pmbyterian three grandchildren. brief illness; f5he-was a member of the Mountain pledged a speech prepared -nurca oe tne scene of a Services will be at 10 a.m. West Florida; a daughter, Mrs. farewell reception Aug.

6 from for an Old Settlers' reunion he S7; SOaiHi rg 00 f7ki 00 Ma. Ijtgt barely steady price anrbanged to lower; 78 per cent or better grade A white m-i; mixed am; medium Z7i atandardt Xnti dime aaqootedi cbecad 21. meoium ji.i-ai UJ4.50; Heifer. Choicjtl0-Ju lhv l7J0.lg.7S good. 15 17.50.

SHEEP Salahle 10. Mndrratelr All claase steady. Spring slaughter iambs, choice aad prime. 90-lun 22 22.50: good and rtmce, aver l-22i few utility and good, trader RS Iht 14 ahor twrm. tinder 140 Ibg, call to good, 1 pelt, -5.

Saturday at Harris Chapel in Ozark with Dr. Charles E. Lunn TexCar 3ak5 1147 11 11-11 101 1J-M 101 -3I ThnmPd tWsH 11 lib 110 I SStrel 4siu 1 05H 3H 5 Wheels 3M7S 10 0i 001, I04 1 Xerox rv 4M It 141 141 ta 141 1 FOaEIGN BONDS Chit laW 1 44'. 44M, 44'i KI.Mcv4aT I OS 1 Urug j4ias7 -A 7H rH -S7H would work for such laws if he is elected. Christian Church.

Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Veda Helsley, Corcoran, Mrs. Wilma Jos-enh Citv. four sisters. Burial will be in 7 to 9 p.m.

for Mr. and Mr. Homer Kesterson. Former student trfarujty members and friends of the Ke-tersons are invHed to attend. Linden Cemetery.

Cotton NEW YORK (AP)-Cotton fu B.ALEA Approx final total He also promised to appoint a state commissioner of agriculture "dominated by no organization, who will give leadership Mrs. Vera Brawner, Dode 0T.O85.OHO rev tout any Schulte. Forsyth. Bob Quigg is in general charge nriprnn- and Mrs. Florence es-prices closed uncbangtId4o4Staag ttwral--rvkes-wiU he at 2 aTTd5xipport on this vitaTb-ioftarrggmemil- Sanders, all of the state of Cau- Year ago Kesterson has server! thr lem." H3200 Two year ata Jan, 1 lo dt W61 to dl 19b2 ta data p.m.

Saturday at Brown Branch Church. Burial will be in Bethel Cemetery, near the church, under direction of Clinkingbeard of Ava. NATIONAI. STOCK YRDS Katimalrd fecgipt lor kirnorrow: hog cat-Ue 350; calyrjnii; sheep aoa. Rns mrderlt ctHei barrow nd gilt 10-2J lower; sows mostl.v ateadvi lhfl lb barrows and gillg 16.75-17.50; 0 300-OSO lb Cattle calve 250! hanlJy enough teer or heifers ta test market i limited ales steady) covrg active, sIiotc; ppot It if iwri good to choie Meero ati.oo.

g4 to choie feeifer 20.00-SS.50;. Vealerg fairly active steady to 1(10 higher, (nod and choice vealerg I7.oo-a.oo, Sheep 250! not enoueh to teat trade! few choice sad prim ipring lamba 22 00- fornia, and Mrs. Pearl Starnes, Mountain Grove; three brothers. Peck Stubbs, Mountain Grove, Jim and Floyd Stubbs, both of the state of California; five grandchildren and many great- Springfield ichool system as principal of Central and Parkview High Schools. He.

recently resigned and has accepted a job with University of Wyoming- '-itiZ Treasury Issues Dorm a Givens, 910 Brower; two brothers, Earl, of Memphis, and Bill, of the state of California; seven and eight step-grandchildren. Funeral services will be ah- nniinrerf! hy Rainfy. MRS. WILL DAY MARSHFIELD Mrs. Eva Day, 78, of Marshfield, died in Burge-Protestant Hospital In Springfield Wednesday night, after a one-year illness, She is survived by her husband, Will: five daughters, Mrs.

Eula Hampton and Mrs. Lela Hampton, both of Fair Grove, Mrs. LorV Nell, Cofax, Iowa, and Mrs. Lucy Petty and Mrs. Gladys Smith, both of Marsh-field; a son, Oren Day, of Springfield; 18 grandchildren, and 17 great-grandchildren.

He said the problem should not be left entirely to federal regulations and Missouri should join other 'aiitit have stepped in to help the dairying industry. "I' am distressed," Bush io cents a oaie lower tnursday. Commission house selling and light hedging encountered scaie downtrade demand. The selling was in response to generally favorable crop and weather news throughout most of the cotton belt. Privated reports, however, noted that tnost-areas-in Texas are in, urgent need of rainfall.

EI.I.I5? KISSEE OZARK Funeral services for igrandchildren. NEW VORK AP-Oo4ng aver th counter tl S. Gomernment Treasury bonds, bid, taked. set change and field lor Thursday, bit' t.t 140 1 1 08 vi-rrv. -nHbl IS 90 JT .1 S.5 3Wl 9.T.

1.71 Ellis Kissee, 65, of-Route ls ARC1E PITTS Give your expandable blood erous dain-- 3zarkT who wa-d Dividends Declared ttvan unexpendable" American. URBAN'A Funeral services men in this area giving up the rival Tuesday afternoon at Burge Protestant' Hospital In 7.1 170 .2 3.54 09.1 j.l.SO (or Arcie Pitts; tS9, who died at Sib. af Had Keeard aal business because of the low Demand for spott cotton re. 2t 1 3a 07 3' as tit ro No w. v.n a fa) .31 99.1 4 01 p.m.

Viednesday at his home STtM'K Springfield, will be at 2 p.m Sorl Cp )pc ST in Urbana after 'a six-week ill Saturday at Harris Chapel in 99.14 4 00 ZiTw.u bt.at art au fin a no SPM'IAl Bullock loe S-7 mained slow. Shippers and other buyers were believed awaiting increased movement of the new crop. nesst will be at 2 p.m. today Ozark. The Rev.

Howard Blevins price of milk. IJeei it is time; the state of Missouri takes def- i inite steps to stop this serious! decline in dairying. have trimmed our dairy herds to an for Slock Mmkm Information CaU. afritd Coma tm -RE1NHOLDT 4 GARDNER Maaabar Na trk Ottib Ktebaag PHONI-0M -2Sfl 20f Soatk JaffarbtMt in 'the Pittsburg, Baptist will officiate, and burial will be Church. OMITTED 1 Wyandotte Worated IMRP.4SKO Ad Baby Sve 7J S-l Sid Oil NJ .75 1 10 SuperValn 8tr .30 S-2S in Selmore Cemetery, t-l Funeral services will be at 10 The Rev.

Steve Gardner will no Opea High Law CI N.C. U.SiB 11 11.50 11. 31.40R IS 31 31. 11.90 31.5' 4 0 Feb IW Ot-M Jon 4 S9 Oct 3 a 60-64 Dec I4 7IHIS 4 70 2W 71-04 4 71 3Tb 71 4 72 Feb IMlt 71-47 Jan Oct Dee Mar VERNON L. LATHR0PE 03 14- t3.fl l.Kt t9.ll 09.24 411I 3.4 3J .1 1.91 92.24 92 2S .1 192 9914 09.1 .1 41 .1.24 91 20 190 99 4 99 .1 4.11 fM.g 98.12 4.11 98 2 09 2 4.10 9011 a .4 i 9B.27 90.31 4-.

I 4.1S an a an 10 190 OZARK Funeral services for INITIAL Thorn IndtMf IS S-1S 10-1 IRKECI'LAa Jul M.WB. a.m. in Barber-Edwards Chapel at Marshfiejd, with the Rev, Gussie Carlson and the Rev. James Baker officiat alarming degree." Liquidation of dairy farmers also hurts consumers; Bush said. "Time and again it has been proved that when a food as vi- Mnidllng Spot 6.1N' Off JJ.

Vernon L. Lathrope, 53, who tin Avlailoo s-lft 0-11 'a rtominaif b-biq. died at 6 a.m. Tuesday at his officiate with burial in the' church cemetery under direction of Vaughan of Urbana. A life long resident of Hickory and Dallas counties, he is sur vivel by Jiis wife; Rebah, of the home; a daughter, Mrs.

Othel b. chuistcpherV I amber Haw Tort tract Esebang I Stack Liafael aad Unllefaarf 4 ,2 Aug I3 72-7 Sep 2'it 7247 are 41. 71 ing. Burial will be in Marsh- home south of Ozark, will be at 1 p.m. Sunday in Harris Chapel .90.4 90S 3.M 99.10 99.11 4 21 M.10 90.20 4 2 4.1t .100.14 lOO.Ifl 4.1 97.11 97.10 ,41 4 10 73 musTerTnTpoTtedi 4a 74 field Cemetery.

HENRY F. HAGERMAN Henry F. Hag. at; Ozark. The Rev, Rpy Ship-man will officiate, and burial will be in Lone Star Cemetery 1IM.U 10015 .1 4.20 RtAirLtn Airpt Prkg AmA .075 Am Eler Power Am Home Prod i .11 Am PntathliChem 0 Knox Bliag A Langhlia .40 0 ropnerweld SI I Pgc.

Co Barh Walker FWr .45 florenle Powder Berrule pnwd A 1 Hudai Vitamin .173 4 Int Silver ,10 U'ne Rollway A .125 Q. Mm tbt Ftftidt i Grate Fblnrtp loawtt Ksonj INOUIRIU INVITED TU I-III2 1664 Ssnshlnt i from other states, the cost to the consumer has 'hi: said. Bridges. Urbana; four sons, Lee and Lonnie, both of Urbana, Leo, (of the home, and Virgil, of J't 74 4ti 4a It I'-o to 31.1 03-71 31. 15 erman, 86, of Route 1, Lebanon, Cash Grain Casrlest IH Milling rmpsy dnringMew Mark.

CORN No. tnelled T7 BARI.CI i'. 4 lb. teat JO OATS ntg Jt MIIA pr rwr WHE4T Bi i and bard SlJt KANSAS CITY API Wheal 101 carat in Taney county. died Thursday- morning Wal lace Hospital In Lebanon.

He 027 3'sg 90 MARION' T. DAVIS A 4 90.12' 4 4 4.14 02.10 n.M 4.11 ill Ml 24 4 11 07.20 M.4 4.10 .100.13 1110 It 4.21 09 20 09 20 4.15 0S.2S 97 2 4 10 M.20 98 20 4,1 4 It ..06 Mi 170 b14 4.ot ta dollar ami thirty -2ft t-in t-14 9 1 0-14 S-7 S-10 S-ll S-21 JVI4 rt i2 b-4 S11 0-15 0-10 t-14 S-1S UJ t-14 S21 HO 7 tit H4 S-17. was a retired painter. 1-10 s-ts IS 1 25 IM 0--B S-3S 0 31 -l S-3S 0-15 0-1 20 -l 0-11 0-10 -is -i 101 4 S3-M 4tg 04-M .10 He is survived by two daugh nipnsncA Mtg Mcvmuth Capital NJ ZlllC NuTnn Inc 1 05 Jtxt ..,1. ters, Mrs.

Clifford Smith of Leb or All .10 .20 .90 Price quoted seconds. anon, and Mrs. Leo Hecheo of anrhangrd to ta cent lower. No bard Parilio Finance Pateraon ParPap i Plaudler Permutit St. Louis.

and dark bard 1.52vl 5: no I 151-1 5.m; No 1 red I 511 55; No I t.4-l 54. Corn 31 cr; bnrbanged to higher; NEW YORK AP tloslno U.S. Trt bry Note bid and atked price In' dollars od thirty Mcond and approximst yield Funeral arrangements will be Mmmnni Co .50 Sid Oil Cal No I whit 1 35; No 1 1 341 No yellow Irm Fast Trang .19 announced byT aimer, JOHNSON nairher t.laas Valley Moulrlblr nallao 4k lierna CALL ON YOUR SPRINGHELD FLORIST ADVERTISERS FOR YOUR NEEDS ana mixeo i 21 s-i i no 1.17-1 sn. Oats carsi unc hanged. No 1 white to.

71; 1 05-71. Mil miit 2 04-1. tlr Rve 1. 11. Birler 98-1 03.

1 Sovneang 1 Bran 36 50-37 25. tlhnria T7 0O.37 7S AVA Clarence E. Johnson, iPittsburg; 10 grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. CARLE HAV" BRANSON' Funeral serv-icesJ for Carle Hay, 65, Branson, will be at 10 a.m. today in The V.helchelChapel with the Rev.

Neil Moore officiating. Rurial will be in Ozark Mr. Hay, a retired city employe, died Monday at his home after a lingering illness. Survivors are his wife, Marie; a daughter, Mrs. Betty Jean Hall, Klamath Falls, his step-mother.

Mrs. Edith Hay, Overland Park, a brother; Hugh, Gardner, a half-brother, Wilbur Hay, Olathe, a half-sister, Mrs. Coleen Chicago Potatoes 65, Tulsa, died at 7:35 a. Wednesday in St. John's Hos Marion Thomas Davis, 64, of Route 2, Rogersville, was dead on arrival at 12:10 p.m.

Thursday at Springfield General Osteopathic Hospital. A retired foremanJorSpeas Vinegar he moved to Rogersville 16 months ago from Kansas City. He was a member of Mt. 'Sinai Assembly of God Church. Mr.

Davis is survived by-his wife, Lockie, of the home; three daughters, Mrs. wight Lawson, Route 10, Mrs. Wayne States, Independence, and Mrs. Ruben Villines, Carrollton; a brother, Alvin, 1308 West Atlantic; a sister, Mrs. Nena Avot Casey, Tulsa; six grandchildren, and two great grandchildren.

Funeral arrangements will be announced by Tbieme. Wheal futnre cloned from Cent tower pital in Tulsa after a long ill lo rent hirher, WHKAT rtTl'HKd ness. Mr. Johnson was a former Opea Hlgk Lew Cloa Thursday. I loo loo 1.01 I 9b St 100.1 1.7J 1 99 20 OI)29f 1.43 I 1110 11 I'm IS 1.17 1U0.2 100.4 1 21 I WHS 9 IM 100.24 100 20 1 54 imi UI0 7 100 4 100 3 61 980 8.t 193 1001 100.12 3 2 9 21 99 S4 1.70, 100.11 100.14 1.64 99 21 99 27 1 71 long 1 ino.lt ,1.11 iim II 100 13 1.79 96 10 9B.I4 tw.ll 99.17 142 95 10 Oil.

1 4 1.10 99 It 99.10 1 94 10 94 14 IMI 03 II 93 70 1 37 92 1 92 70 3 41 91. a 91. .10 130 II Uses but tot to Hal 1 50 An i 19M Aug 3H 14 Oct i4 Nor 41. 1964 SoT'S 1K4 Apr l4j iws May 4-Ml I9f.5 May 3'a 1W1 Aug Its 15 Oct 19K5 Aug Its l-5 Stpd Nov It 15 Nor 4 1965 IH ll ll Apr IMl 19M Aug 4 1 Oct lt lwd Feb IS 17. Apr l'4j'inJ Aug Jt19 Ort Apr I'-i ls fK-t I'r 1 Apr IH I9 9 Subiecl In Federg Ulcom take, I resident of Brown Branch, south west of Ava.

He is survived by five broth Srp 1 4W I4' I 4f 1 40-lt Ivc I5lb 1. 51' 1 51 '4 151't Dec 1,5114 I 91Ha 1.5IU LSI '4 Mar 1 511. 1 1 1 CHICAGO fAI'l a'STlAV-Potato srriv-Is 55: on lrcll 131; tnul VS. shipmenU 12Si aupplle light; d'mand moderate) market tlighlly weaker! carlo track galea? Calllornlg long while M-5 wi California bahera 2S; Texa round rrri Wsahington round reds 1.75i Minnesota round red 1.50. Butter and Eggs CHICAGO API rt'SDAl Butler; Whuletal aellmf prlcea btaheri core A A SH'm (2 A 5BHI M.

ags: Price, paid delivered to Chicago anrhangrd to 1 lower; go per cent or heller gisne A ahlle Jl-all lrl mtxrd 3' I mrduim mixed enctiaa istg 27i stswlardi Ii check tl-21. Jtroma H. Soitfltnl Sons Tha Flower Bowl Aiun Florist Southarn Hills Florist Ninco li Son Groinhouti Hlgginbolham Flonl I Gifts Wickman Gardim Edwards Tibliwin Flowtn ers, Claude and Elza both Mirvin'i Floral Art Cy'i Flowar Shop Summorfitld Crttnhousi SprlngfiolfJ Sotd I Floral Golvim Flowor Shop Opal Flowtr Stokes Floral Shop May 11 1 55H 1 53 1 5JH of Tuts a. Wilbert, Brown mirnO IAD-Wheat No. 1 bard Branch, and Alvah and Mont, 1.51H J2i.4i No.

1 red l.45iN. Corn No. 1 yellow l.U'.-t. Otto No. 2 whll So.

both of McClurg: and two sis '2 heavy while fUU-SSNl No. 1 exlr ters. Mrs. Clara Eldridze. Snnk Martin, Overland Park; and four heavy mixed 07.

bflyoean njo, I yeiiow and Mrs. Lillian l.VI-M. Soyoeaa oil S.MN..