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TUESDAY, MAY 13, 1969 THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR PAGE 32 OBITUARIES STATISTICS 3 Men Nabbed As Suspects In Narcotics Case From Official Records J. L. Buehler Named Corporation Chairman O. L. Servies, Insurance Company Executive, Dies Cheryl; GRIFFIN, Larry and Elizabeth News Of The Courts Three men suspected of po- sessing narcotics were arrested at 29th Street and North Kenwood Avenue yes terday, police said.

HenariCKS Louniy nw Girl BEASLEY, Charles and Carolyn. Metlwdist Hospital Bovs-JONES, Marion and Carolyn; BECKLEY, Jack and Rita; MABRY, Lonzo and Olivia; SPRATT, rank and Shirley; OSBORNE, Alfred and Clara. Girls-PIMPTON, Howard and Bemtce, KERR, John and Maw'; Robert and Charlotte; BELCHER, Eugene and Dorothy; BEAVER Thomas and Theresa. Coleman Hospital Boys ELLIOTT, Charles and Lltida--WEISS, Frederick and Mary; WILSON, Charles and Janet. MARRIAGE LICENSES John G.

Wilson, 22 years old, 5600 West 43d Street; David M. Jones, 19, 2958 Washington Boulevard, and Steven Smith, 24, 3222 Broadway, were charged with- vio Indianapolis Area Deaths Gerald Banficld, 84 years old, 6039 Havcrscott Road, dipd yesterday in a local nursing home. Robert M. Day, 71, 101 North Kealing Avenue, died Sunday in his home. Mrs.

Thelma J. Fleming, 69, 37 South Audubon Road, died yesterday in her home. Charles A. Havlland, 64, 1103 West Sumner Avenue, died Sunday in his home. Mrs.

Thomas W. (Sarah O'Hara, 66, 7156 Twin Oaks Drive, died yesterday in Methodist Hospital. Mrs. Thelma A. O'Neill, 67, 7830 East 46th Street, a lifelong resident of Indianapolis, died Sunday in Community Hospital.

Harry Lee Shirk Dies; He Built William Boruff, 2426 Lilac Drive; Judith lating the 1935 Narcotics Act. They were slated to appear John L. Buehler, former chairman of the board and president of the Buehler Corporation, has become the firm's chairman and chief executive officer. He also will serve as chairman of the board of directors, a separate position, and of the executive committee of the board. Buehler said S.

Eugene Bychinsky has been named president and chief administrative officer of the corporation. Bychinsky joined Buehler in 1963 and was formerly vice-president and general manager of Brunswick Boats, a division of the Brunswick Corporation. Other officers named include H. G. Sideris, senior vice-president for marketing, Funeral services for O.

L. Servies, 58 years old, Danville, controller and treasurer of Jefferson National Life Insurance Company, will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday in the Weaver Funeral Home at Danville. Burial will be in South Cemetery there. Mr, Servies died Sunday in his home.

A graduate of Wabash College, Mr. Servies was a member of Danville United Methodist Church and was active in Boy Scout work. He was a Navy veteran of World War II. Survivors include the widow, Mrs. Maurine Servies; two daughters, Mrs.

Anita A. G. Salsman and Mrs. Mary K. Brown, and two sons, Rex and today Municipal Room 5.

Sat. Kirby S. Crawley of SUPREME COURT May 17. 16 30915. Davis vs.

State. Allen Circuit Court. Order to forward transcript to appellant's counsel to be used In preparing belated motion for new trial; to returned on termination ot matter. 867S61 Maxev vs. State Marion Criminal Court.

Appellants' petition for rehearing denied. Jackson, ludge, dissents. 1167S127. Johnson vs. State.

Delawar Superior Court. Appellant's petition for rehearing denied. Hunter, iudge. 368S50. Llston vs.

State. Allen Circuit Court. Appellants' motion to strike ap-pelles brief denied. Cause to be decided without oral argument. 268S21.

Thompson vs. State. Johnson Superior Court. Appellants' petition for time and certificate of service. 768S112.

McPhearson vs. State. Allen Circuit Court. Appellant's petition for time granted to June 9, 1969. Cass will be decided without oral argument.

I268S207. Mavors vs. State. Marlon Criminal Court. Appellants' reply brief, petition for limited oral argument and proof of service.

169S4. VonHauger vs. State. Marlon Criminal Court. Appellants' petition for time to file transcript granted to Juna 11.

1969. 149S6. Antrobus et al. vs. Stat Marion Criminal Court.

Appellant's brief. 269S33. Rearjan vs. State. Henry Superior Court.

Record. Assignment of errors. Submitted under Rule 2-14. 39S39. Williams et al.

vs. State Marlon Criminal Court. Appellants' petition for time and acknowledgement of service. 369S41. Adams vs.

State. Grant Circuit Court. Appellants' petition for time granted to June 16, 1969. 369S57. Joseph Guldone's Food Store Inc.

vs. Palace Pharmacy Inc. et al, Mar'on Suprior Court. Appellees' motion to dismiss denied. 469S89.

Board of County Commissioners etc. vs. Sims et al. Lake Superior Court. Appellants' brief in opposition to motion to dismiss and on opposition to petition for time to extend time of appearance.

the narcotics squad said he confiscated five envelopes and a tobacco can from the men. Buehler Bychinsky and D. W. Howell, vice-president for industrial relations. Marquard J.

Anderson, president of the Aro Corporation, and Corwin D. Denney, president and chairman of the board of Automation Industries, were elected new directors of the firm. The envelopes contained a substance believed to be marijuana and the can had traces Crawfordsville; two sisters, Mrs. Frances Lane and Mrs. Doris Hendricks, both of Crawfordsville; four brothers, Edward A.

Servies of Indianapolis, Leslie R. Servies of Virginia Beach, Gordon W. Servies of Greer, S.C., and John R. Servies Jr. of Cortland, N.Y., and eight grandchildren.

Mrs. Cook Dies; Past VFW Auxiliary Head of marijuana, he saia. Railroads Must Gery L. Servies, all of Danville; his parents, the Rev. and Mrs.

John R. Servies Sr. of Slayton, 1832 50Utn vinewooo. Cecil Cambridge, 5802 West 38th) Mary Williams, R. R.

1, Box 393111, Richmond, Ind. James Goode, 2346 South West) Alice Johnson, 720 South Russell. Steven Harris, 1720 East Orange; Patricia Hibbard, 1521 North Temple. Howard Jones, 3605 North Parker; Cheryl Freeman, 1721 East 32d. Lovd Kinney, 635 Tecumseh; Jacquelyn Vaughn, 635 Tecumseh Michael Karandos, 2958 Mars Hill) Jennifer Parmerlee, 4008 Beauport James Morgan, 338 North Holmes) Sheila Henninger, 637 East 56th Lutner Nimox Jr, 1614 Ingram; Nettie Webb, 2926 McPherson Harry Robbins, 929 North Grand, Conners-ville, Ind; Cora Hollcraft, 2215 North Kenyon Harry Sanders, 1230 Cottage; Paulette Mangus, 421 North Oakland Joseph Trammer, 2049 Mayfalr Drive; Mary Portee, 2049 Mayfair Drive Robert Weisell, 3805 Devon Drive; Joan Gillespie, 4530 Berkshire Road.

Thomas Beaver, 1922 North Caroline; Theresa Kirbv, 1109W East Ohio. LeRoy Campbell, 537 South Arlington; Pamela Price, 5332 East 21st, Apt. 3. Charles Ballard, 919 North Pennsylvania; Flossie Ballard, 1106 East Ohio. Marion Donica, 22 East Hanna; Frieda Gordon, 22 East Hanna.

Michael Hutcherson, 1046 North Hamilton; Peggy Turner, 6255 East 25th. Charles Phillips, 2550 South Meridian; Patricia Barnes, 3021 South Coffey. David Haroer, 3046 West Hiland Drive; Pamela Wagoner, 4546 West 71st. Earl Adams Jr 305 South Gray) Vicky McQueen, 2227 South Oxford. Howard Bragdon, 2802 North Boehnlng; Dorothy Carrier, 3818-C Trilby Drive.

Robert Collier, 625 Euclid; Mariorie Sanders, R. 7, Box 11, Greenwood, Ind. Benny Combs, 4860 Geneva, Lawrence, Christina West, 80 South Broadway, Cicero, Ird. William Dir.on, 3265 West 75th; Ruth Guard Crossings 1NB Becomes Subsidiary Of New Holding Company An Indiana Supreme Court Harold Hutson, Seini-Relired Amended assignment ot errors ana certificate of service. 569S108.

Indianapolis Power and Light Company vs. Highland Realty Inc. etc. et al. Marion Circuit Court.

Record. Assign Mrs. Caroline Cook, 81 years old, 2022 North Riley Avenue, past departmental ment of errors, submitted under Rule 2-14. decision yesterday held that a railroad has a legal responsibility to provide protection at hazardous crossings even though such protection is not S69S103. Williams vs.

state. Marion Criminal Court. Appellants' petition for Dentist, Dies time to file transcript granted to July 11, IMant In India Funeral services for Harry Lee Shirk, 55 years old, 1010 Tulip Drive, will be held at 2:30 p.m. Wednesday in G. H.

Herrmann Madison Avenue Funeral Home. Burial will be in Forest Lawn Cemetery. Mr. Shirk, a mechanical engineer and Indiana supervisor for Power Systems of Chicago, died Sunday in St. Vincent's Hospital.

He was a native of Pennsylvania and a resident of Indianapolis 24 years. He once spent three years in India supervising the president of the Indiana Veterans of Foreign Wars auxil specifically required by tne Public Service Commission of Indiana. 1969. 569S104. Kellams vs.

State. Marlon Criminal Court. Appellants' petition for time to file transcript granted to Aug. 18, 1969. 569S105 Haskett vs.

State. Marlon Criminal Court. Apoellant's petition for time granted to Jun 13, 1969 to fll transcript. OPINION May 12, 1969 The high court upheld a $132,000 judgment awarded in Willholle, 1013 Sandra Drive, Anoerson, Ind. tional Bank president, will be president of the Indiana Mortgage Corporation.

Charles W. Robertson, the bank's vice-president in charge of mortgage loans, will be executive vice-president and George II. Dirks, president of McCord-Dirks. will be a vice-president. McCord-Dirks will relocate its offices from the Fidelity Building to 47 East Washington Street, the location of the bank's mortgage loan offices.

Paul L. McCord, a principal in the McCord-Dirks operation, said he will retire from the mortgage business, but will continue operation of the Paul L. McCord Company, real estate firm. Officials of Indiana National Bank yesterday announced final clearances have been received for formation of the Indiana National Corporation, which began operation yesterday with Indiana National Bank as its principal subsidiary. Officials also announced that agreements have been made for the acquisition by the holding company of Mc-Cord-Diiks Mortgage Company.

That company will be combined with the bank's mortgage loan division to form another subsidiary, the Indiana Mortgage Corporation. J. FRED RISK, Indiana Na 4 LjWte OaSi Randall Gunter, 1701 South Washington; Georclan'ia McGill, 430 South Somerset. Gino Puccinelli, 5920 West 38th; Fern O'Connor. 3161 North Norfolk Paul Renfro, 5706 Shimer; Linda Sutton, building of a power plant at 1016 North Oakland.

Michael Rafferty, 2767 South Delaware; iary, died yesterday in St. Francis Hospital. A native of New York City, Mrs. Cook was a resident of Indianapolis for 44 years. She was a member of the Trinity Episcopal Church, the Order of Eastern Star and the Speedway auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars.

Funeral services will be held at 2:30 p.m. Wednesday in the Harry W. Moore Arlington Chapel. Burial will be in Washington Park East Cemetery. Survivors include five daughters, Mrs.

Ethel V. Hoke and Mrs. Virginia L. Entwis-tle, both of Indianapolis; Mrs. Julia E.

Lipp of Los Angeles, Bonnie Smith, 137 East Raymond. Walter Thomas 3216 North College; Linda Coe. 2015 Ruckle. David Williams, 6162 DIJon Court; Deborah Havth. 5326 Evanston.

Rnger Zody, 9901 Pendleton Pike; Patricia Willelts, 5025 East 41st. James Blackmon, 2120 Cuilford; Len Townsend. 2992 Hovev. 1167S127. Johnson vs.

State. Delaware Superior Court. Appellant's petition for re-hearina denied. Hunter, iudge. Appellant contends court did not discuss matter in brief, and contends form of verdict did not follow exact lanquage of habitual criminal count.

During trial state presented certified records showing the two convictions charged, and two unrelated convictions which were admitted without proper ob-lection, and appellant contends the lury should state the two convictions referred to In their verdict. A lury may return general verdict of guilty as charged, and there Is no requirement that verdict must recite entire charge. There Is no Justification for different rule In liabitual criminal cases. If appellant had obiected to the introduction of the two records showing the unrelated convictions he might have confined iury's consideration to the two convictions eharoed. Unless a verdict Is so defective and uncertain that no ludoment could be rendered thereon, a motion for new trial will not be sustained, APPELLANT COURT May 12, 1969 20784.

Sailer vs. Whirlpool Corporation, Vanderburgh Superior Court. Appellant's petition for rehearing and acknowledgement of service. 20244. Coleman et al vs.

De Moss. Gibson Circuit Court. Appellant's petition for rehearing. 7A City Onticat Company vs. State Board of Registration and Examination In Ootometrv.

Marion Circuit Court. Michael Farley. 616 East 63d; Charlene Paro. 6527 verview Drive Frank Hooan, 51 South Bradley; Evelyn McGauohev. 10850 Co'nel David Munoer, 5832 Beechwood; Pamela Yager.

325 South Butler. LIVESTOCK Mark Payne, 11905 Saturn, Apt. 3-A, Cumberland, Donna Smith, 1248 Windsor. Harold Boothe, 2576 South Holt Road.) Mrs. Gladys E.

Spahr New Delhi. He was a member of Southport Presbyterian Church, Southport Masonic Lodge, Scottish Rite and Murat Shrine. Survivors include the widow, Mrs. Idabelle Shirk; two daughters, Miss Barri Lee Shirk of Indianapolis and Mrs. Beverly Hopper of Walton; a sister, Mrs.

Thelma Williams of Saylorsburg, and two brothers, Clarence Shirk of Stanford, and Dr. Edward R. Shirk of Slatington, Pa. Dr. Nancy Tyson Dies In Ohio Graveside services for Dr.

Joann Milliaan. 4528 West Naomi 145 50 Choir heifer 500-700 lbs Dennis Reynolds, 1807 North Rochester) Shelby Circuit Court to the widow of James Edward Jones, a brakeman for the Central Indiana Railway, who was killed on Aug. 6, 1967, near Rosston in Boone County. Jones was waiting to give a signal to the engineer whenever the freight cleared the highway crossing when a truck struck the caboose in which he was riding. Two Teachers To Be Honored Stanley Porter, retiring administrative superintendent of Greenwood Community Schools, and Mrs.

Rosalie Greer, a retiring teacher, will be honored at a reception from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday in the Greenwood Community Schools administration building. Porter, who has been administrative superintendent al Greenwood since 1950, formerly has served at principal of Franklin and Anderson high schools. He was graduated from Franklin College.

of Cincinnati, Ohio, and Mrs. Eloise E. McCullough of Ana Debra Wilkins. 2854 South Westbrook. Tony Murello, 927 East Morris; Linda 151; good 500-700 lbs.

147 50 Commercial cow beef 141.50; utility breaking utiiltv booing $42 50; canner and cutter northern $43 50; southern $43 50. Fresh pork loins 14 lbs down $51 50; 14 17 IbS. heim, a son, Dr. Wil Hutchinson, 1205 South Deouincv. BURIAL PERMITS Funeral rites for Dr.

Harold C. Hutson, 61 years old, a semi-retired Northside dentist, will be held at 10:30 a.m. Thursday in Flanner and Buchanan Broad Ripple Mortuary. Burial will be in Washington Park East Cemetery. Mr.

Hutson, whose office was in his residence at 6102 North College Avenue, died Sunday in Winona Memorial Hospital. A native of New Castle, Mr. Hutson was a graduate of the Indiana University School of Dentistry. He had an office at Carme; for a number of years. He was a member of Sugar Grove United Methodist Church at New Castle, Indianapolis Dental Society, Scottish Rite and Murat Shrine and was past president of the 148 50fS4g 50; 17 70 lbs 143; spareribs John Bailey, 78 years old, 2037 North Inditnapoht by USDA Yftterdn Wttk Yur Aw Ctttl 2,112 2.201 Cllvtl 21 39 Mot.

woo isi HOGJ-Beteipts mad up moslly ot ntned 2O0J70 lb. barrows end oil's and 10 Mr cent tows. Demand v. as good with barrows and gilU unevenly strong to 50c higher. mostly 25c higher) sows strong to 50c higher with most sties the 25r level A good clearance was reported BARROWS AND GILTS- Mixed 1-3 lO-240 lbs.

25; 2 3 300 3 "i0 lbs 21.75M 50; 1 4 330 270 lbs. 2I 50 3 lbs down $54; fresh hams 12-14 lbs. 143 50; 14 16 Ibs 143; 16-11 lbs. 142 50; 18 20 Ibs. 142.

Illinois, cerebral thrombosis. petition for rehearing and proof Mary Clavpool, 46, General, arteriosclerotic heart disease. of service. 967A62. King vs.

Persinaer. Clay Circuit Court. Joint motion to dismiss. Oral argument set for Mav 15. 1969, is cancelled.

1Q47A79 Washington Township, Allen Ruben France, 68, General, hypertension William Hnoland. 46, Veterans, carcinoma Mutual Funds Mamie Hutcherson, 85, General, card liam H. Cook, of Indianapolis; a brother, Alfred Winckelbach of New York City, 11 grandchildren and 13 great-grandchildren. Mrs. Campbell Dies; Ex-Sch ool Em pi oye Funeral services for Mrs.

County etc. vs. Parkview Memorial Hos- noma. John Leatnn 58. Veterans, cirrhosis Bid Asked James Morris, 51, 2146 East Michigan, NEW YORK AP.

Th following quo Invest Cfrnup cardiovascular. IDS ndi 5 2g 5 75 rations, lupphrd by nit-i Suoer'or rnrt. Appellees' brief In opposition to petition for rehearing and roof of service. 968A154 All State Insurance Comoany et al vs. Morrison.

Marion Superior Court. Appellant's petition lor time to file reply brief, notice and proof of service. iiuiiitt FKrher vv Kavlor et al. Allen Jean Neal, 56, Community, arteriosclerotic Ihf National Asso( I- II 25 23 22 71 74 14 ifion of Securities heart disease. Frank Oliva, 67, Veterans, carcinoma, Byron Rif fe, 49, Veterans, cirrhosis.

Mul Stock Select Var Pay Nancy Dearmin Tyson, years old, a Cleveland Heights 9 78 9 97 UPAlfrs, Are I 95 9 the phtft whih Ihpe iPcurities Ivv 10 96 10 9f. 25 69 76 48 Suoerior Court. Appellee's brief and certificate of service 1068A178. Vooelgesang, executive di Edna Rothrock, 68, Community, arterios- clerotic heart disease. Charles Shields, 72, General, carcinoma tstel ould have been Florence E.

Campbell, 80 years (O.) psychiatrist ana iormer lndiannnolis resident, will be I 7 14 18 7i II 02 11.0? I vest Ivy rector etc et al vs. Shackelford et al. (bid) or bought (RSkod) Monday; Elizabeth York, 65, Long, carcinoma, Vernon Zimmerman, 62. Long, edema Marion Superior Court. Appellant's reply 9 10.35 old, will be held at 1 p.m.

Wednesday in Flanner and held at 2 p.m. today in Lrown Bid Askoi Lillian Horner, 81, 11850 Brookville Road, 71 72.71 brief and proof of service. itPAiD9 Williams etc vs. Pohman etc. 2 74 2.99 Aberdeen Carmel Lions Club and past master of Carmel Masonic 20 48 21 38 Advisers 77 9.53 Hill Cemetery.

A native of Indianapolis Buchanan Fall Creek Mortu et al. Starke Circuit Court. Appellant's reply brief. Answer to motion to dismiss 21.53 71.59 arteriosclerosis. PERSONAL INJURY ACCIDENTS Sunday 9 78 10 04 8'7 9 53 9 78 10 04 10 II 9 09 9 92 or affirm, brief in support ana proof ot tervlre Uncock Johnstn Cus Bl Cus B2 (us R4 Cus Kl Cus K2 Cus SI Cus S3 Cus S3 Cus N4 Polaris Atliliated LAdvisprs Allihated Alutre All Amer Alpha 6 39 6 13.03 13 01 Dr Tyson had been a resident of Cleveland Heights 18 years.

6:34 38th and Meridian streets, 1168A183. Indianapolis Elks Building Corporation vs State Board of Tax Com 73 16 15 77 12 40 13 54 I II 1.79 13 53 13.79 6 45 7 05 Bryan unman, 7 years old, 8226 East Pen way Street, head Iniury. 6-46 23d Street and College Avenue Amcap trash. 1500 Berwyn Street, She was a graduate of Indiana University and the Columbia Am Bus 9 10 74 95 7 59 5 78 6 8 50 9 Charles Hackney, 64, 2347 North Gale 3 67 3 3 3 04 13 15 Am Hus ary. Burial will be in Crown Hill Cemetery.

Mrs. Campbell, an Indianapolis resident 52 years, died Sunday in her horn 603 North Beville Avenue. She was a former cafeteria employe at Shortridge High Knickb siri-et, log iniury. 7:08 O.m., Michigan and Meridian streets 1676 Kessler Boulevard. Am Divln Am Grin University College of Knick Gth 12 68 13 89 12 22 kitchen missioners et al.

Hancocn. Lircuii uoun. Aonn' hr'of oe't'inn for oral argument anrj proof of service. 1168A194. War vs.

Waterman, special administrator etc. Whitley Circuit Court. Appellee's brief and proof of service. 169A14. Shoarer vs.

Cantrell et al St. loseph Superior Court. Oral amument set for June 4, 1969, at 2 minutes each side. rnnrrttA rnmmiinllv schools er Herman J. Ker 28.

30403 North Drexel l.eiinnl II 39 45 7 71 38 10 34 10 34 10 58 11 56 Am Iny Am Mul Avenue, neao ar.o nano cuts. Leu Rsrh iberty 17 31 18 7.75 7 9' 17:30 1526 North Chester Street, attic. 1:17 pm. looa North Missouri Street, 22 751 3-4 20 300 lbs. 20 50 21.50 SOWS-Miird 1 3 J3O-350 lbs.

SO 20; 2-3 450 600 lbs l-75; few 3s 400 6M lbs SH 50l. BOARS Steady el 17elB 50. INDIANA HOGS -Demand was broad wilh barrows and gilts generally 25c high-er; enlremes 50c higher; sows unevenly steady to 50c higheri mostly 25c higher. Barows and gills 13, moslly 3, JnO 230 lbs. 21 5027; moslly lew to 172.25; 2 4 220 750 lb.

750-3'0 lbs. 70 50(21 25; sows 1(3 275-jSo lbs. 7501 75; tew under 300 lbs. to SO; 3S04S0 lbs. SH125; 3 3 450 00 Ibs.

ll25. Estimated receipts yesterday In 70 yards and packing plants outside of Indianapolis actual last Monday 10 00; year ago 17,500 head. CATTLE Supply made up of mined good and choic lb. steers; 74 par cent heifers, anil 19 per cent cows, and heifers wert moslly 50c higher; bows end bulls fairly at live and steady to strong: vealers strong to Jl higher. SLAUGHTER STEERS Load high choice with an end of prima 1.

100 lbs t.13.50; highest price paid on the Irxal market since September, l56; mostly choice lbs. good and choice 900 1.300 lbs. S2S0il; good 50; standard and low good $24.75 ,77.50. SLAUOHTE HEIFERS-Hioh choke with an end ot prime 900 975 lbs til 31.50; most choic 150 1.000 lbs. 179 25 31 mtird good and choice 750-900 lbs.

I77 2S029 5O; god $75 a 37.50; standard and low good COWS Utility and commercial S70 77; high dressing Utility S7723 50; cut. ter te20; canner 16SCKI8. BULLS-lltllity and commercial S72 50 high dressing utility Individual to 177.50. VEALERS Few high choirg IVX choice t34(37t good and choice standard and good J4' 12. VEALERS All Classes werg strartv Son-no ientj In small lots choice 72 100 lbs.

179 50 30 50; wooled lambs in small lets miied good and choke 10-1 lft lbs. $3'7I; cull to good ewes 10. DETAILED QUOTATIONS (USOA) Dr. Tvson had been a mem 9:79 Fall Creek Parkway, North Drive, and Evanston Avenue, Mrs. Wilma R.

Jwrett, 43, 3121 East 46th Street, back Am Nw Am Pac 7 4 0: 1 02 8 02 5 54 6 05 7 95 69 Life Slk I ite Inv Ling ber of Delta Gamma Sorority Anc hor Group: 8 55 9 53 Cap 10 70 11.18 triurv 9:59 o.m Indianaonlis Union (Belt) Rail Loomis Sayles Fds Giwltl 14 49 15 88 School, retiring in 1960. She al vs. State, ex rel Elkhart Community Schools et at. Kosciusko Circuit Court Oral argument set tor June 12. 1969, at way ann inurenman Avenue, Jack Neal Jr while in school and was a member of the Cleveland Manhln a 73 8 99 resioence incinerator.

2:39 pm. Iocs out 311 nace 3:33 pm, 3305 North Meridian Street, 1100 North College Avenue, 2830 Guilford Avenu. fur-536 Indiana Avenue, trash. 3S. head cuts; Mrs Rosemary Neal.

Inv 9 66 10 81 Fd Inv 11.18 12 75 Associated 155 169 Mass Fnd Mss Gth 13 40 13 81 14 Oil was a member of Centenary Christian Church. When her len Iniury; Line Neal, 14, arm iniury; Deb nrah Neal. 12, knee cut. and Jackie Neal Psvcho-Analvtic Institute. She Mass Tr Ae Houghton: 7.

arm Iniury, all ot 1833 Soulh Chester 16 6' 18 74 16 09 16 09 41 53 41.53 Fund A 8 31 9 03 died yesterday in her home. 326 West Darnell Street. Mul Canad Caoil Fund 5:59 p.m., couch father, Benjamin Franklin Barr of Greenfield, died, Hoosier aireei 10:74 pm, 38th Street and Fall Crek Parkway. North Drive. Miss Nanette 13 48 13 48 Survivors are the husband, Stock Sri CD Males 8 8 7 Mathers 13 98 13 98 Dr.

Robert L. Tyson; three Rabson son. 17, 908 Fuoene Stret, head and te-iniurles: Humphrey D. Howard, 19, 812 Mc Don 10 96 17 01 Lr due. Survivors include the widow.

Mis. Blanche Hutson and a sister, Mrs. Esther Jordon, and his mother, Mrs. Maude Hutson, both of Clearwater, Fla. Ray V.

Gilliam Funeral services for Ray V. Gilliam, 41 years old, 4641 West Naomi Street, a lifelong resident of Indianapolis, will be held at 1 p.m. Wednesday in Stevens Chapel of the Flowers. Burial will be in Floral Park Cemetery. Mr.

Gilliam, a United States Army veteran of World War II, died Sunday in the West 10th Street Veterans Administration Hospital. He was a plumber for the last four years for Hession Plumbing Company Inc. He was a member of Grace Lutheran Church. Survivors include two sons, "t'i mn Mroer. leg iniury; Arthur 7 34 8 iarrerson.

vo, 4040 East 71st Street, cut 6:13 18U Deloss Street, auto. 6 34 p.m., 650 Douglass Street, closet. 7:43 p.m., 1233 North Missouri Street, trash. 9 04 5310 Broadway Street, furnace. 9 07 pm 2019 West Washington Street, false larm.

Total first aid runs, 30. MidA Mut Moody Cp 17 44 9 06 llondstk Sost Slk Boston Broad St ItuiiOik 10 79 II In 8 10 6 85 6 67 7 75 9 31 9 31 7 91 1 64 10 98 00 9 9 97 15 69 16 96 16 56 18 14 tO 15 11 85 19 79 71 40 9 31 10 78 8 03 8 80 17 22 13 )6 unds: 15 03 16 4J miner VtttanlM Mortons Funds Fd poet James Whitcomb Riley wrote his obituary in the form of a poem in the Greenfield Reporter. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Martha L. Harp, and a son, Robert E.

Camntvll 12 86 14 09 daughters, Anne, Amy and Julie Tyson, all at home; her parents, Dr. and Mrs. Robert M. Dearmin of Indianapolis; and her sister, Mrs. George T.

Finney of Indianapolis. 7:33 Belmont Avenue and Washing Street, Robert Hollingswnrth, 9 5 39 Harmony Drive, chin cut; Ronald Bassett. 29. Maeletnn. Ill in anadian Grwth Incom Insur toil Inc 4 76 5 8 66 9 4V 30 52 19 apit Shr MIF Fd 5:05 Harvest Ainn na fcenl Shr Mu OmGth 5 88 6 39 hannmg Mu Omln 13 47 14 72 2 02 2 21 7 80 57 8 9 64 aian Com S'k Grwth I mom both of Indianapolis; a sister, Mut Shrs 13 22 11 Muf Trusf 87 2.93 al4 suiv wyf ks Add Investing NLA Mut 12 31 17 5 Richard Klrksey, 16, 3645 Lombardv Place, broken toe.

CITY FIR8 RUNS Yesterday 7:48 a.m., 100 North Pennsylvania Street, auto. 4517 Mlllersville Road, lock our. 9:45 Blackford and Maryland streets, vacant building. Special 3 51 314 $310033 50 STEERS Prune, 1.10 ft 1.300 lbs. Cheict.

900 fg 1.100 lbs. Chae Group: Nat WSet 11 48 Floyd W. Hammond Services Wednesday Fund 13 53 1 4 78lNat Ind 17 85 17 85 HEARING AIDS Street Floor, Balcony 109 60114 'NI invest I.M 906 Front Shrhld 30.75 1J 00 JO 753I 00 Jl 00 17 25-Jl 00 17 31 CO 13 86 15 15 Nat Sec Ser none, MOO to 1.300 lbs. Good. 700 te 900 lbs.

Good. 900 1.100 lbs. Good. 1.100 ta 1 100 lbs. Standard, all 01111 HEIFERS Balao 11 56 12 63 Chi-mual Colonial; Mrs.

nate Thomas of Greenfield and three grandchildren. Marion A. Dunn Funeral services for Marion A. Dunn, 94 years old. 35 Funeral services for Floyd 12:03 567 West Wilkins Street, 5 85 6 3 5 5 49 7 70 8 04 6 60 19 16 70 95 5 64 6 16 13 14 67 7 46 8 15 54) 6 07 13 14 4S W.

Hammond, 66 years old, I Ouily und Oi'h Vent ommerr Divid PI Stk Incom Stork Grwth Nat West Neuwrth 25 00727 JJ 111 0031 10 79 7531 39 10 31.0 3 00O79 10 26 001? 50 21 5074 00 9 '8 10 6 1443 North Edmondson Avenue, will be held at 1 p.m. 10 33 II TV Comst Bd 5 60 6 09 1:30 m. 30 minures earn sioe. 269A31. Beaman vs Hedrick etc.

Howard Circuit Court. Apoellees briel and certificate nf service 469A64. Buchanan vs. Buchanan. Scott Circuit Court.

Appellee's objections to application for writ of certlorl and Mil of M36ffA49 Pass vs. Rolnh. Porter Circuit Court. Appellee's, brief and proof of servlc. DIVORCE SUITS CIRCUIT COURT Patricia Ma Klngery vs.

Albert Daniel Kingery. Rosa Lee Gibson vs. Wiley Lee Gibson. Beverly Peterson vs. Donald $.

Peterson. Rosseft Rogers vs. Thomas C. Rogers. Vivian Rudd vs.

Robert Ralph Rudd. SUPERIOR COURT -Room 1-Amanda L. Black vs. Don H. Black.

Thelm Colby vs. Edward H. Colby. Norm Jun Huntsman vs. Jo Huntsman.

Patricia Curl vs. Don Curl. Kenneth Bverly Green vs. Shirley A. Green.

-Room 1- Rubv Wallace vs. Eliiah Wallac. Gwendolyn Burks vs. Fred Burks Arthur M. Schumacher vs.

Mary N. Schumactitr, Sandra J. Anderson vs. Jam A. Anderson.

-Room J- Janic Elaine Newman vs. Teddy Newman. Jerry Wavn Hardin vs. Gertrud La-Verne Hardin. Georgia Jones vs.

L. J. Jones Sr. -Room 4- leona Marl Morales vs. Raymond Ms-rales.

Milton H. Russtll vs. Emma Rut-II. -Roam J- Mellent Williams vs. A lei William Sr.

Ronni A. Lockard vs. Carolyn Lorkard. Emma Jean Jones vs. Paul D.

Jones. Marl M. Wurttbaugh vs. Oscar Wurti-baugh. -Room t- Zlta K.

Long vs. Charles M. Long Barbara J. Kerlev vs. Gen Stewart Kerly Dorothy Vinson vs.

Thomas Vinson. Hnry C. Emerv vs. Ruby M. Emry, Ream 7- Martr A.

Tankersley vs. Mary Franc Tankers ley. Dorothy L. Clark vs. David Clark.

Richard L. Kirkman vs. Su Elian Kirk-man. William T. Webb vs.

Christine Webb. FEOERAL COURT lankruottlea Filed ommonwlth Fds. (14 7 71 28 05 78 05 28 05 05 Wednesday in Shirley Brothers Co Fd liar II ssipu-HtB 10 81 II 76 loiom 1114 11 17INew Fo Invest 10 67 II 66iNew Hnr S'oik II 01 17 05 New vVid 110 007? CO 30 14 30 14 30 S0 21 50 15 25 16 4' 'CwHh ATiB 1 77 1 16 9 8 SO 17 50 70 00 16 00O1I 00 with CU 1 97 2 11 Nnreast 17 .18 17 38 Compel 10 21 II It ")f ngph 9 47 10 Prime. 900 fe 1,100 lbs. twice.

700 tg 900 lbs. Choice, 900 la MM lbs. Goad, too tg 100 lbs Good. 100 to 1.000 IbS. Standard, all weights cows Commgrciel.

all weights Utility, all weights Cutter, an weights Canner, all weights BULLS (vearlings deluded) Commercial Utility Cutter VEALERS (100 250 lbs.) Choic Good Standard IPRINO LAMBS Choice. 7) te loj lor LAMBS (Wealed) Good. 10 tg 101 Ibl. EWES HOIX los 10 3S Comp Pd Comp Fd omstk I' JO 18 91 10 77 II .791 10 44 11 5 11 37 17 30 6 11 6H 20 92 70 13 75 14 25 v6 04 6 67 tlmpqa 100 Fd 10! One WmS O'Neii Oppenhm Concord Irving Hill Chapel. Entombment will be in Washington Park East Mausoleum.

Mr. Hammond, who retired last month, died Sunday at Port Washington, where he was visiting. He retired last month as assistant director of the field office of the State Department 17 16 17 16 171 00 7) J7 50 3OM0j.oo 1J4 000 00 J2 00l) 00 7iOO32 0g 18 65 19 84 I 93 76 Cons Iny Consm In Corp Ld entry Cap 17 74 II 86 Penn Sfl 9 4 9 4 15 49 16 75'Pa Mut 10 74 10 74 141 9 19 rowrt Phlla 15 89 17 4 179. 5030. 50 174 00131 00 10 67 11 6 9 10 9 95 Con In 1eVrgh Drral Inc (Vila Tr ta Tr 1 96 1 5 7 75 74 75 74 14 05 16 16 9 67 10 57 67 10 57 Pilgrim Pilot Pine SI Pioneer Plan Iny 17 58 58 1 II IS 07 16 4 14 13 15 44 4 13 4 51Ptt Tr of Instruction's Vocational Rehabilitation Division.

25 69 75 69 Dind Shr DowTh In 7 60 8 11 Ged II soio 00 utility lioiioso Cell 7 00g I MVLSTOCK By WIRE fro II 79 II 79 Dreiei Providnf 5 68 6 10 17 97 17 14 29 15.66 He was a native of Rush Dreylus Putnam unds LatonA Howard Puritan It 89 17 85 County and was a resident of Balan 13 73 15 01 15 '0 16 81 CHICAGO (API IUSDAI Hogs 4 wo. buicners 25 In SO "igner, flos.iKj 17 64 3 II Giwth Inc om Son -el Vmk touit Ceorq Grth Incom Invest Vista mcsiiy 50 hijher, a at'ive shippers 9 38 10 75 ww; i 7dO 77s id 7 8 44 MO, to head at 23 50; 1 3 1 90-240 lbs bent 75 13 9 10 76 11.76 gret Put Voy I0 73 O1: 3 200 250 IbS 71.75 27 SO; 24 740 '0 IbS 21.00-2I.7J: 3 4 270 370 IbS 11 87 1J97I 11 84 15 13 6 97 14 51 15 8 It 59 18 I I 15 74 16 6 15 3 16 70 15 68 15 68 9 47 10.35 10 31 II 10 89 II 9u 19 85 31 75 17 47 17 16 II 56 I neigy sows 25 to 50 higher, ta.riy fc "erg sc 6 09 6 69 15 67 17 0' 10 09 It 03 Hep Tech Mevere Rosenthl Schuster 1-3 3S0-4OO lbs '9 7S19 7i; 1-3 4 S50 ntrons lrrv D. Ballard. New Calllt, factory IbS 11.75 19 75; 2 3 50C-tO IbS II 25-11 75 gu'tv 17 96 19 61 17 96 19 6J under 400 Ibl l.Jfl-H 00 400 touit Gth Schuster Scudder Funds Indianapolis since 1951. Mr.

Hammond was a member of the United Methodist Church at Milroy, and the Indianapolis Scottish Rite and the Masonic Lodge. Survivors include the widow, Mrs. Adeline Hammond; a daughter, Mrs. Irvin Rice of Louisville, a son, John Hammond of Danville, and two grandchildren. irr, I ou-iy 00.

Catti 1. 5 to. calves none: trading on tssei Cverst In Int Iny 16 73 1 6 7 awgn'er ac'iyg, steers anl heit cmr 21 52 30 34 Spec I 42 42 2J to mostly JO lower; cws tuiir 14 4 5 77 It 57 16 57 Bat Com St sieo; bulls s'rong to mnstly 50 higher II 93 II 9.1 13 48 12 48 1 5 36 16 79 Nec Diy 14 12 13 76 rairtd Frm BVu rd Grth Fid Cap Fd Fund Fid Trod Financial II I IS .1 Eouit 'ime 1,200 1,350 ib aiiintcr irrs tie'd S'1 3 and 4 35 50 3t 9t, load l.ato lbs iSi load 1,297 lbs 3 50. la'ter pnee riQhesf smcg April 1959, mixed gh 13 14 14 JsiSec 18.31 19 79'Sec Inv 4 55 4 9' 8 87 9 69 1117 17 09 enmc and prime l.izs-i.ai 0 lb 3475 28 22 30 84 Progrm: 7 93 I 68 18 67 70 41 Selec Am Sel SpecS Side S'gma 31 SO; choice 950 1.350 IDs veid o'ad 2 to 4 3 7 50 34 50) miied good and choice Uynm Indust Incom 11.44 50 12 19 13 13 19 14 5 41 5 93 a 14 1 90 jl 50-37 50) good 3COo.ji.sO; s'aMerd big iny aoutn jenny Lane, a retired brakeman for the New York Central Railroad, will be held at 1 p.m. today in the Shirley Brothers Irving Hill Chapel.

Burial will be in Asbury Cemetery at Morristown. He died Sunday in Community Hospital. A native of Morristown, he lived in Indianapolis most of his life. He was a member of the East Park United Metho-dist Church, the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and the Ancient Landmark Masonic Lodge. Survivors include a sister, Mrs.

Dora Sedwick of Indianapolis and three grandchildren. Frank K. Lane Frank K. Lane, 84 years old, Richmond, formerly of Indianapolis, died yesterday in the Friends Fellowship Community at Richmond. Mr.

Lane, a native of Frankfort, retired in 1963 after 45 years with L. Strauss Co. He was born at Frankfort and moved to Indianapolis in 1915. Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. Wednesday in Crown Hill Cemetery Mausoleum.

Survivors include a son, Martin S. Lane of New Castle. Deaths In U.S. Pumm, It yean aid. author and news corrsondent who chronicled th Kr 'J tl for tht New Tor Times, at Washington, Oeorae Chandler Hall, to, iecutlv dl.

rector ot th Grenviiie Oar. Inslitut (or World Law. al New York, V. or Toiirit Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania (AP) American millionaire A. B.

Fletcher plans to attract tourists to northwest Tanzania by offering them 70-mile-an-hour hovercraft rides across Lake Victoria. Jeffrey L. Gilliam of Indianapolis and Ronald J. Gilliam of Fort Myers, his mother, Mrs. Ruby M.

Gilliam; two sisters, Mrs. Lucille E. Lenz and Mrs. Betty J. Meadows, and three brothers, Joseph Thomas L.

and Charles S. Gilliam, all of Indianapolis. Roy W. DePuy Funeral services for Roy W. DePuy, 75 years old, will be held at 1 p.m.

Wednesday in Conkle Lyndhurst Funeral Home. Burial will be in Floral Park Cemetery. Mr. DePuy. 547 South Edge-hill Drive, died Sunday in a local hospital.

He was a retired employe of the Kroger Company and a member of Lyndhurst Masonic Lodge. He had lived in Indianapolis 40 years. Survivors include the widow, Mrs. Ruth DePuy; three sons, Ray, Harold and Kenneth, all of Indianapolis; a daughter, Mrs. Nadine Berry of Seymour, and six grandchildren and one great-grandchild.

Leland L. Terrell Lcland L- Terrell, 64 years old. 5046 West Morris Street, employe of UniRoyal Inc. for 3G years, died yesterday in his home. A native of Adolphus, he lived in Indianapolis about 40 years.

Hp was a member of the Walkers Chapel United Methodist Church at Adolphus. Funeral services will be held at 1 p.m. Thursday in the Conkle Lyndhurst Funeral Home. Burial will be in Washington Park East Cemetery. Survivors include the widow, Mrs.

Martha Terrell. moiov; aebts, assets nn. Hooper Hurst, Sulnhur Sorlngs, factory employ; debts, S4.640, assests, non. Roger B. Combs, Knighfstown, laborer; debts.

S6H41, assets, none. Gladys Gilbert, 1531 Vandes Street, laborer; debts, to.6, assets, non. Mary B. Dawson, 9H15 Reformers Ln, laleswoman; debts, assets, non. Robert Rutland, 621 Bright Street, laborer; debts, tl.969, assets non.

Rer L. Walker, 1137 Eugn Stmt, laborer; debts, I6.44J, assets, non. John Johnson, 205 North Seventh Avenue, Beech Grov salesman; debts, 111 assets, non. Wllm F. Johnson, 203 North Seventh Avenu, Beech Grnv, practical nurse; debts, 111,66, assets, non.

Alfred Wgrj, 231 North Denny Street, laborer; debts, ssts, non. Herbert F. Lester, Indianapolis, rteel worker; debt, 14,182, sset, non. Marlon f. Baker, 202 South Emerson Avenu, warehousemni debts, 12,522, sseti, non.

InC.lh low gxd 50-30 00; mned high chrce 10 69 II 77 Smith 102 10 aid anwe 950.1.075 ids naugnrr heiter IKNVEST Pst InStk Fst Multl grtle 3 ard 4 32 7 5 33 00; choice 10 11.1011 2 148 9 37 k'0 1.075 lbs yield O'alg 2 to 4 31 50-32 75 Fit Nat Sover Inv 1117.73 StFrm Gth 6 19 St St 54.53 55 00 Fst Va m.ied good and choicg 30 50 Jl 501 good 79 0O-J0 50, iriiiity cjmmerc al cows Flat Cad 27 1J 41 10 76 18 44 Fd 1 00-22 50; high dressing ulill'y 22 75 91 OA. nnnm and rutters 19 00-71 75 a 73 54 Steadman Fds-Am Ind 13 41 14 73 Flduc I 40 9.18 Ncien ta? 7.02 S'em Ro Funds- utility and commgrciel bulls J4 6 05 61 F'a Gth Fn( Gth Founders oursg Frs-iklin 9 36 10 23 100; coupig lo'i good choice i.lr.n lh cMai ilauohter lambs with No 1 Bel 21.90 21.90 13 46 14 71 Groue: a-wi aaitt with buck lambs steady at tap up 17.ii 17.11 Stock 15.31 15 38 OA 7 46 1 18 14 13 15 48 Louisville (API Federal S'ltg Wa'knt Sup InOth a 12 I 90 Syncr Gth 1 91 15 20 News Cattll 1.5O0, calves 200; sieugnter IYK AP 7' 41 799 steeri and heifer strong to 50c rugner; rows t'eadv to weakt bul and toed' Vital Statistics teaenn 1194 12 Techvst steady) caivel and vealers steady to weak; choice lb steers 130 5077: Techxl 7 37 1 0' good and cho.ee S799X 75; good 7 50 77 2 3 84 51 10 39 11 03 12 0 12 87 12 8' It 28 16.78 6 10 5 14 88 I 7' 9 78 10 69 31 74 JO 03 71 89 78 87 28 87 15.75 17 01 FOUNDED THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS John H. Holliday: 1846-1921. Ha founded The Indianapolis News when he was 23 years old. The first Issue, dated December 6, 1869, was an "extra," featuring President Grant's first annual message, delivered that day to the Congress.

Mr. Holliday's editorship spanned the first quarter century of The News. Hoosier born, he was a graduate of Hanover College and a Civil War veteran. He Is buried In Crown Hill Cemetery. Non-sectarian Crown Hill is the final resting place of many generations of our citizens from all walks of life.

It is one of America's best cared for cemeteries, with an extensive endowment fund to assure future care. Sometime, someone in your family must select a cemetery. Isn't it far better to make this selection in advance of actual need Write for brochure or call 925-8231. 1 250 lbs. nHgrs choic 975 lbs.

130 31 SO) ond -d tho' so (0 lbs 121 30; good 100-1 050 lbs Com Stk PNTC Util Inrom Frpedm Fund Am Oen Spc Oibraitar Ornup Sec: Arro Sc Com St Ful Ad "rth Ind drynhon. Guardn HAC lev Ham Oth Ham hda Hanover Harbor Hartwell 17fi2l50; commercial cows llt.J0'22 Terhnol 7 97 8 9f Temp Gt 23 37 75 49 Tower MR I 71 9 52 Tran Cap 97 10 84 Tray to 10 77 II 77 TwenC Gth 3 36 5 16 TwenC Inc 5.47 5 98 Umf Mul 13.76 13 40 Unild 11.6012,68 United Funds: Arrm 8 73 00 bulls choicg 10 240 Ib. voelrrt 19442; high rhoitg chnlcg 240- Kenneth Kennedy Funeral services for Kenneth V. Kennedy, who was fatally stabbed In the hall in front of his apartment at 1504 North Pennsylvania Street early Sunday, will be held at 2 p.m. today in Conkle Speedway Funeral Home.

Burial will be in Washington Park North Cemetery. Mr. Kennedy. 52 years old, had lived in Indianapolis 20 years. He was an employe of Allison Division of General Motors Corporation.

He was a member of Oakland Masonic Lodge 140 and Scottish Rite. He was a veteran of World War II. Survivors include a (laughter, Miss Patricia Weiland of Hammond; a sister, Mrs. Esther McGraw of Akron, and a brother, David Kennedy of Spencer, W.Va. am Itis.

Uailafl good 1713 34 10.70 11 69 Hogs barrows and g-Hs 25-50c lghr; I.J 190 250 lbs. 7 3 5.60 6 17 Jlo.iafl Ibl 50 77; sows 25-50C higher 1 50 1 61 Inrom 15 56 1 7 01 1-7 2 70 3 40 lbs. S20i20 50; 1-3 330 550 Snen 08 97 10 47 11 39 18 55 70 77 Uni-d Can a 73 1.99 lbs 119SO07O. (EOT) In comparison with Friday's close The most gain was on choice grert Funds Hedge 15 47 16 91 Heritage IRTHS Cemmunltr Hesllal Bovs CLARK, Donald and Kitty; BANASEK, Chester nd Sharon; BAKER, Donald and Roberta; MILLS, James ana; Mary; LUCAS, Richard and Cvnthlt; KOSTRZEvVSKI, Richard and Brand. Girls PATTERSON, Jck and Jani ZlFC.LER, Howard and Mary; BENNETT, Thomas and Sandr; O'SELL, Robert and Jan KENIPE, William and Jan.

Oenertl Hospital Girl HOWINGTON, William tnd Sharon; MC CLOUD, Da Hon and Phyllis; BARDASH, Robert anf Erma; FISHER, Ernest and Tommi. St. Francis Haseltal Bovs-ECK, Richard and Patricia: WEAVER, Larry and Patricia; STAR-GEL, Jimmy and Jewel. Girls JEHN, John and Mary; HALTZ, Jerry and Jacauelln. Sf.

Vlncenfl Haspitel Boys VEECK, Alan and Luclnda; KLAR, Richard Jr. nd Donna. Girls FFRRELL. Kenneth and Martha; 75 10 14 19 I 78 va'ue Lin Val Lin Incom Sol Sit Heiter bef was Stv Mgner; cow twe' Mann Unava.l 16 53 1 7 10 80 10 80 Huhsn-n 9 45 0 36 VameS spl tteadv; pork loins 1 lbs strong to $1 higher, and no Boston butts sales reported Choice steer bef 500 900 ths I5J, good 5001100 lbs 149; H-iCtem tvpe SdOllo lit. 14150; standard 500 7ri0 Irn Vind'bt I 95 9 78 77 10 6 6 04 61) Unavail 6 3' 6 5 23 5 IDS Prrj 151 Gth 151 Inc imp Vangd 8 94 9 5 91 47 Var IndPI Viking Imp Gth 8 94 9 77 Waiist In 13 14 671 inc r-nd Inc FdB Irdeprd 1 a placa of history and icenic beauty wasn mu rVeligton Ind Trnd West Ind Wh.tehll 8 74 I 96 12.90 14.10 14 11 16 13 11 14 25 24 10.10 15 49 16 93 10 37 II 31 7 79 7 9'i 7.76 148 Unavail Inclsfru POULTRY AND EGGS fgg prices ystrday in central Indiana picked tht farm with cases refunded on consumer trades Included A Large J4.iV) A Medium H'l A Small 10c.

Irirjiana roasters 23c. Windsor InsBk S'k 1 03 8 80 75 1393 15 45 16 19 78 7 41 7 45 15.11 16 51 10 60 10 60 1 7 3 1 7 37 13 15 70 UilUWN HILL i 3402 Boulevard Place Indianapolis, Indiana 46203 Iny CnAm Iny Gu'd Wmiield W'SCOn WL Morj Iny Indie Albert tnd Donne; 5CHMITT, Michael" and Helen; COMBS, Donald and Worth 4 40 4 47 loves Bos.