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NASHVILLE TENNESSEAN, Saturday, Nov. 20, 1965 OverhdDr .50 111 Oxford Elec Ozon Prods 8 PacAsbestos Pac Clay 1.50 Pac Coast Pac Cst Prop 24 PGE 6pf 1.50 pf 1.37 G-H-1 rdpf 1.25 4.80pf1.20 PG rdpfA1.25 24 24 4.36pf1.09 23 23 23 PG 12 24 24 Pac Indus 23 Packtg pf4.75 2200 100 100 PLtg cvpf4.75 230 147 147 147 pf4.50 z750 pf4.40 z20 Airl 025 19 Pac Pet wt 41 PacNwTel .96 15 of 5 z100 100 100 100 Packers 10 Pantasot 10 PapertKL 9 9 ParkElec ParvDoh 11 94 94 94 PeelElder 11 29 Penrose Ind Pentron El PepBoys .60 Peru OilsM PhilLgD.28d Philips Elect 32 Phill Eck .20 Phillipss Phoenix St 18 18 Pierce Gov 10 10 28 PionrAer PionPlast .60 12 Pit LakeE6a 2100 136 Pit Railways 2 2 Plan Resch 25 32 Plant Ind Plume At Pneu Dyn .60 25 PolaradEl 18 18 18 Poloron Pd A 52 5 PolycastCp Polymer Inst 14 14 Potter 16 Preirie Oil 2 9-16 25 PrentHall .60 17 38 Preston.14g 19 13-16 9 13-16 9 13-16 PrintgCp .50 ProctorS ProdRch .20 93 ProvGas .64 37 37 37 PRiC Tel 1.80 PuritFash .40 Pyle Nat .60 57 Qual Imp 40 15 14 14 14 Quebec Lith 11 70f 68 434 Ramo Ramerin Inc 25 FEE Reallnv 1.20a Realty 111 26 Realty wt RedaPum .60 213 3799 REDM Reeves Reeves Redman Redwing Ind Brd Corp .40 .52 13 18 13 13 13 Remcoln.20f 1.32 23 30 Relianin 40a 13-16 13-16-1-16 Repubind .50 14 Resistfix 18 18 18 Retail Center RIC Group lord 33 33 RevcoDS Revday Ind 40 Rico Arg Riegel Text RioAlgom 18 RioAlgom wt -1-16 24 RioG VG .28 Rift FinB .34 Robin Tech Rogers 1.14f Rollinsinc .20 29 36 RollsRoy RooseRac .60 6 6 Rosenau .50 10 10 10 Ross Prod 1 RowldPd .208 106 Roxbury Cpt 15 Royal Amer 30 11-16 11-16 11-16 234 Roy School 23 61 Rudy Mfg .40 Rusco Ind 10 Russeks Inc RyanC Pet 14 RyerHay 12 3 StJohnTrk .80 20 3,8 15 14 Salem Bros 4 DieG pf.90 12 12 12 Savoy Indust 10 Saxon Pa 10 15 SaxPap pf.60 Sayre Fisher 471 Scope Indust 16 93 10 10 Screen .60 x22 Scurry Rain 21 SbdAIMill .30 Sbd Plywood 14 Sbd Airlin 152 Sealectro Cp 93 Season All Seeman Bros Selas Corp 118 Sel Latz 17 SelRexCp .60 36 Servo Corp 6 Seton Lea .72 2250 13. Seven Arts 26 Shaer Sh .64 ShatDen .20 Siboney Corp 7-16 7-16 Sigma In Signal OilA 1 86 SigOil pf 2.40 Silicon Tran 6 6 6 5 5 Silvray Lt 10 10 SimPrec 75 41 Sincl Ven 3a 250 42 42 SkyHom Slick Solitron Corp .32 11 11 Sonotone Soss Mfg .50 18 173 23 South Coast 18 18 18 SC orapf 1.20 250 37 37 37 SC 4.78pf 1.19 SC 4.32pf 1.08 22 22 81 Sou Gulf Util 22 2034 218 21 21 Sou 13 14 14 StdDredg 738 335 38 SpeedryCh A Sperry Wt StdBdPnt .36 22 1034 1034 103 SpectorFr .50 12 12 Sports Arena 11-16 11-16-1-16 11 112 SpeedOP 15 SpenSho DEport7 26 26 Std Forg .60 15 StMetals 33 15 15 15 StdMot A .75 19 19 Stanley Avia 11 StdPrudent A 878 Std Thomson Stanrock Ur 13-16 13-16 734 Star Ind 1.20 Statham Inst StarSmk 1258 SteinHall StepanC 1.25t 18 18 Stop Shop .60 1858 Sterl Prec 18 13 Struth .701 33 Stylon Corp 6 171 171 Sunair Electr 497 Sunsetint .08 Supercrt 13-16 13-16 173 SupMDis 11 738 SupmktOp .20 M-N Supronics Cp 158 SwaneeP 16 16 Syntex 341 13812 Systron Donn 26 20 83 T-U-V Talley Indust 21 812 838 Tasty Bk Tech Measur 38. 81 81 Technic Technic Tape Oper 12 37 93 Technicol .75 203 193 1712 Tel A Sign 129 51 Telectro Ind 27 3 14 Telepromt 958 Telev Ind 11 Tenney 3 30 30 TermHud El 33 Eng Texstar 13 33 Textrninc wt 5038 133 Thomp Star 186 1 ThompS pf.70 10 27 3 Thom pf cid 2 26 26 26 -114 17 17 17 Thrifti A 1.20 9 2678 Tillie Lew .50 13 Tob Sec 233 23g 23 TobSecD ToddShp 1.40 28 28 28 Tonka Cp .50 33 231 19 19 19 vi Tower Cred 13-16 3 13-16 9-16 TCA .40 1158 113 113 30 30 TransLux .60 43 41 43 Transinv 071 312 Tranin pf1.63 193 193 22 Transuw 1.20 TWA wt 123 361 1 Tri Cont wt 453 3 73 Trian CC 88 241 23 2438 13 1278 Triangle Pac 61 638 TropGas .80 a 2458 245 Tubos A .48 65 Tubos .48 612 Uninvest 13 UStk0m 1.20 185 185 9-16 Unit Air Prod 48 34 Unit Asbest 32 2 9-16 2 7-16 1 Unit Can OG 23 3 3-16 Unit Imp Inv 12 43 UnitindCo wt 159 3 Un NJRR 10 240 UnPieceD .40 9 73 758 73 US AirCd .10 24 15 143 USCeram .30 37 USConsPd .50 10. 10 10 15 15 US Filter 4300 US Leasing 13 Nat Gas 93 US Polymerc 45 US Rub Rec 13 13 Un Am 62wt 218 27 758 Univ Aut Ind 57 Univ Cigar 18 27 27 Contain .30 534 UnControl .20 170 43 22 22 Univ Mar .60 20 UrisBida wt 27 Utah IdS .60 39 Valley Metal 2 7-16 2 5-16-1-16 Valspar 6 Valve Corp 223 223 13 Venture Cap 10 211 13 Vernitron 35 Victoreen Ins 27 Viewlex 21 11 71 Vita ValronCC Food .50 .60 13 VogtMfg 23 2234 73 7-16 7-16 214 W-X-Y-Z Weiman 139 12 61 West Ch .80 22 22.

22 61 Westab 1.40b 56 50 471 4958 25g Westates Pet 239 61 Westby Fash 82 258 323 Wn Equities 466 26 WnNucir .20 3 5-16 3 5-16 WnStkin 12 Wheelab 82 24 Wheela pf1.50 2200 62 62 14 Whippany .60 10 10 WhiteCrs 23 25 25 White Eagle 95 13 White Stag Wichita Oil 183 2 218 0-P-Q Wieb Stores 275 15 29 29 Wmhouse Williams Bro 652 92 Wms McWms 66 10 14 Wilshire Oil 54 Wilson WoodNM Bros .60 20 12 12 American Stock Exchange Quotations YORK (AP)-Following is a com- Fisch Porter 25 Ookiep 14.669 2450 120 120 Woods 12 15 15 piete list of OR transactions on the American Fishman .50 Originala .50 28 144 Wool Ltd Stock Exchange Friday. Flex Tube .151 8 8 OSullivn.20a 81 2 13-16 2 13-16 2 13-16 Abbey Rnt.20 AberPet 36 Acme Hamil Acme Miss Acme Prec AeroF low .10 AeroletG Aeronca MI Aerosol Tech 21 Aileeninc AirptPk A Airwork AlaxMag 12 117 12 Wd 1.40 x2 Alan Wd pf5 225 Alaska Airl 264 7 AllAmEn .461 91 91 All StaProp 11-16 11-16 AllegAirl 58 AlliedArt AllegCorp wt 20 AlliedCon 13 13 13 Allied Pap 13 179 33 33 Alsco Almar A Rain 574 53 AltamiiCp .20 130 Alter Foods 443 45 Am Amco Beverag Indust 54 10 10 10 AmBlitrit .50 21 A Book 1.80a z250 79 77 79 ABkStra. 10g ABusines .261 3 4 Cred A Am Electron 25 143 Am MARC AmMfg1.30h 281 AmPetro.30g Am RealPet 23 A Safe Eq .16 18 AMK CP ANalex Corp Andrea .50 Andersn .368 Andy Gd APL APlinst Corp 12 Argus Inc 89 Arrow Elect 10 Apollo AngWup AntPools ArkLGas AquaChem Indust .30 1.36 11 12. 43 12 43 12 Arwood AsameraOil 1164 1 7-16 1 11-16 AssdBaby AssdFdSt .20 Laund AssdOil 128 43 A strodata 36 36 Astrex Inc 33 Atco Chem A1CLCo 3.60a 90 90 90 At Research Atlan Thrift 13 AtlasMin 259 133 AtlasCorp wt 24 Audio De 28 211 Aurora 21 30 Automat Rad AutostiPd .50 viAvien Inc 121 Avis Ind .20 Ayrsh Coll 1 x2 B-C Bakerind .60 BaldMon 10 BaldMont pf1 Bald Sec .09 Bantf Oil 15-16 6 11-16 Barnes Eng 22 Barnwell Ind Barry Wr .60 BartelIM Bartons Baruch Fost Bell Electron 8 BeliTCa 2.20 54 535 Belock Instr Benrus .30 104 BergenDg 14 Berkey 36 BerkshFr .56 11 Beth Cp Binney la Birdsboro Cp 6 6 Bloomfid Bid BohackHC Co Bohck pf 5.50 z120 81 Bonanza Air 10 10 Bowling Corp Botany Ind Bowmar Inst Bowser .20 11 11 BradFoot .10 Bradford 52 Braz Trac .60 322 Breeze Corp 37 Brentwd Fin 20 BritACons .48 Br Amoil 27 27 27 Brit Pet 11 8 11-16 Brit Pet fn BrownCo 13 13 BrownEn .20 BrownFB .40 Bruce EL 13 13 Bunk Ramo Burgmast .30 Burma Mines 3-16 Burnell Co Burr JP ButlersSh .72 Caldor Inc 24 Calcomp CameoA 13 34 Campbl Chib 250 7 1-16 6 11-16 CampMch .40 Can So Pet 63 115-16 1 15-16 CdnExp 345 2 3-16 2 3-16 Cdn Homestd 1 7-16 Can Javelin ConMarc 35 Can Properts Cdn Sup Oil 159 Can Williston 11-16 Canaver Intl 12 Caro Carnatn PL pf5 1.40 82 82 Carpenter .50 12 CastleAM .60 13 Catalin 36 CBK Ind cCI Corp 221 CenCharg .40 enMe pf3.50 z120 70 70 Cen Sec 3.50g 12 Sec pfC1.25 2125 26 ChRivet 1.40a x8 34 Clark Cable Century Geo Century .60 Champ 6.4 ChemEnt .28 Clarostat Clary Corp Clopay Corp Coburn Cr .30 Cohu El Coleman 1.20 Colon Snd Comi Met 15 ComwUn 33 Commun Dis ComPS 1.40 Compo Shoe CompuDyne Comput Appl Comput Sc .08 Condec Corp Conductron 40 .80 Con Oil Gas Con Royl Construct Pd CtConn A ..30 Cont Mater Cont Tel 40 Cook El 9 1.20 Coop Jar 29 Coronet .68 Cott Corp Courtids CountRit 10 2 11-16 2 11-16 2 42 Creole 2.60a 43 43 Crestmont Crowley .30 Crown Alum Crown Drug Crystal Oil Cubic Corp 550 Cutter A .28 17 17 D-E-F Daitch CD .24 18 Daryl Indus Data Cont Davidson Day Min 33 Dayco A 2 120 Daylin Cp 10 DC TranA :80 Defiance .16 x13 43 Deltona Corp DeltownF .40 83 DennMfg A 1 Denny Res .20 283 Desilu Prodn Det MHo Devon POlls Dielectric Dixilyn Corp Diversey Dixilyn A .30 53 DorrOliv .60 Domtar .90 Dome Petrol DorrOllv pt 2 1275 Dorsey 52 Driver Harr Duraloy Co 10 Dur Test 5 DuvalCp 1.40 Dynalectrn Scheib .64 East Air Dev EastCan .40 Eastn Frt Exp 10 10 EckerdDg Ecuadorian x10 Edo Corp .32 20 Ehrenrch Elco Cp 1.411 13 39 El Voice .15 187 21 Electrog 1.20 211 EIAccCd Elect Assist 98 El Comm .20 Elect Missile Elect Resch Electron .32 El-Tronics 190 Emenee Corp 29 EmpDEI pf 5 z10 Endevco Cp EpkoShoe .60 EquityCp 86 Equity pf 2 2100 Erie Forge 23 Ero Mfg Espey Mfg Esquire .40 Esq Essex Ch .121 Ets-Hokin Cp EvansAr Exquis Form 3 3 FairChm Falcon Sbd Fam Recd .60 Fam Art .701 13 Fanny 1.60 41 41 Fargo Oils 2 7-16 2 7-16 FedResr .10 3 FieldsPla Flimway 15 Fin Gen .406 FirstNtI Real Fst RI wt 10 7-16 FirthStrl 20 Data From U.S. WEATHER BUREAU 60 50 Rain Snow Showers FORECAST Flurries Figures Shew High Temperatures Expected For Daytime Saturday Isolated Precipitation Net Indicated Consult Local Forecast -AP Wirephoto map Rain Heads Area's Way or showers are expected Saturday in the Northern and Central Rockies, the Lower Mississippi Valley, with snow from Plains to the Upper Lakes.

It will be warmer Gulf Coast to the Lower Lakes and cooler Rockies to the mid-Mississippi Valley. Nashville's Temperatures Rain California, Lakes and Northern the East the northern Midnight 44 Noon 57 2 a.m. 41 2 p.m. 60 4 a.m. 38 4 p.m.

6 a.m. 35 10 p.m. 52 8 a.m. 39 8 p.m. 48 10 a.m.

50 9 p.m. 40 LoVe Yesterday's high 60 at 2 p.m. 34 at 6:15 a.m. Mean 47. Normal 47.

Sunset today at 4:36 p.m. Sunrise tomorrow at 6:29 a.m. Humidity at 9 p.m. Highest .78 in 1942 Lowest 10 in 1914 Highest last year .46 PRECIPITATION For 24 hours ending at midnight 0. Total this month deficency 1.85.

Total this year 36.91; deficiency 2.76. BAROMETER at 9 p.m. 29.39, rising slowly. WINDS TODAY Light, southerly. VISIBILITY-Good.

U.S. Bonds NEW YORK counter U.S. Government bid, asked, net Friday. 66 35 66 66 67-62 67 68 68 68 Nov 68-63 45 69 Feb 69-64 Jun 45 69 Oct 69-64 Dec 45 70 Feb 70-65 45 70. Aug 71-66 45.

71 1 45 72 Feb 72-67 Jun 45 72Aug 72-67 Sep 72-67 Dec 45 73 73 74 80 80 83-78 85 85-75 90 92-87 45 93-88 94-89 3s 95 98 Prices quoted In seconds. (AP)-Closing over the Treasury bonds, change and yield for 99.23 99.25 4.21 99.4 99.6 4.14 99.4 99.6 4.23 97.21 97.23 4.02 98.21 98.25 4.30 98.24 98.26 4.38 98.6 98.8 4.44 98.15 98.17 4.41 95.11 95.13 4.11 98.18 98.20 4.46 94.14 94.18 4.16 98.11 98.13 4.45 93.25 93.27 4.15 98.4 98.6 4.48 93.14 93.18 4.14 98.3 98.7 91.31 92.3 4.17 97.28 98 4.40 96.30 97.2 4.44 97.12 97.16 4.46 89.30 90.2 4.25 97.8 97.12 4.45 89.20 89.24 4.25 89.16 89.20 4.21 96.24 96.28 4.48 97.21 97.25 97.22 97.26 98.23 98.27 95.19 95.23 95.20 95.28 4.39 89.22 89.30 86 86.8 4.38 85.12 85.20 4.35 98.4 98.12 4.37 87.4 87.12 4.35 97.21 97.25 4.39 94.24 95 4.31 96.6 96.14 4.34 83.14 83.22 85.14 85.22 4.31 dollars and thirty Dividends Declared Pe- Stk. of PayRate riod Record able INCREASED Amalgahated Sug .30 1-14 2-1 Cen Maine Pw .24 12-10 12-31 Cert-teed .20 11-30 12-31 Draper Cp ..30 12-10 1-3 Gen Contract Fin .05 12-6 12-31 Kaneb Pipe L. .125 12-10 1-2 Quality Imp .125 11-30 12-15 Udylite .40 11-30 12-15 Utah Pow Lt .38 12-2 1-1 RESUMED US Industries .125 11-30 12-20 IRREGULAR Baldwin Sec .06 12-9 1-20 INITIAL Howell El Mtra .05 12-10 12-27 SPECIAL Draper Cp .15 12-10 1-3 EXTRA Amalgamated Sug .30 11-16 12-14 Assoc Spring .20 12-1 12-10 General Box .04 11-26 12-15 Quality Import .075 11-30 Mesta Mch .50 12-16 1-3 Shepard .75 11-30 12-10 Texaco .15 11-30 12-29 Udylite .10 11-30 12-15 STOCK Am Maize Pds 5pc 12-10 12-28 Anderson Elec 5pc 12-6 12-28 WoodNewsp Mch 1.5pc 11-30 12-22 YEAR END Lawyers Title Ins .20 12-6 12-20 REGULAR Aetna Life Ins .20 12-16 1-14 Alleg Ludl Sti .50 12-3 12-17 Allied Graph Arts .075 12-1 12-17 Am Bk Trst Pa .35 12-15 1-3 Am Maize Pds .20 12-10 12-28 Am Sugar .30 12-13 1-3 Anchor Hockg .35 12-14 12-29 Assoc Spring .35 12-1 12-10 BeechNut LfSav .325 11-30 12-21 Cent Transform .10 11-30 12-15 Century Elec .15 12-6 12-15 Detroit Sti .15 12-1 12-15 El Bnd Shr .3875 12-8 12-29 Ft Worth .10 12-3 12-15 Gen Am Oil Tex ..10 12-17 1-3 Gen Box .03 12-10 11-265 12-15 1-25 Gen Electric .65 Interst Hanover Life Acc .03 12-1 12-15 Greyhound Cp 225 12-1 1-3 Equit .05 11-29 12-10 Inv Fndg NY A .15 12-31 1-15 Jurgensens Gro .125 12-1 12-15 KansCity Sound .50 11-30 12-31 12-17 Kennecott 1.25 11-30 Kingspt Press .125 12-10 1-2 Lawyers Title Ins .35 12-6 12-20 Long Island Trst .30 12-15 1-3 Madison .35 12-2 12-15 Marine Cp .55 12-16 1-1 McKess Rob .495 17-1 12-14 Mesta Mch .625 12-16 1-3 0 Tire Rub .15 12-1 1-1 Ohlo Water Svc 17-3 12-27 Pac Coast pf ..3125 12-8 19-31 Pac Cst 6 pf A .375 17-8 12-31 Porter .40 17.3 19-27 Purex Co .16 12-8 12-31 Ramco Ent 15 12-2 12-23 Shepard Niles .25 11-30 12-10 Stanley Homd Pds 40 12-15 1-3 Star Suomkts 19-3 12-17 Texas Uttl 12.1 1.7 Va Elec Dow 20 11-30 17-20 Wiegand. Ed L.

.3125 0 12-15 1-3 Sunday: New Plan For Tombigbee Nat Caldwell looks at a new plan and a new push the Tennessee- Waterway project. Today's World. Gen. Douglas MacArthur's visit to Murfreesboro in 1951 caused about as much excitement as many people have ever seen there. Larry Daughtrey talks to some of the people who were there.

The Magazine. Interview with Forrest Tucker, star of ABC- TV's Troop. Preview of television "specials" indicates a season of variety. Both in Sunday Showcase. Caldwell Woman's editor Virginia Keathley looks at a day at the Clinic Bowl.

And Emmie Caldwell visits Miss Grace Dawson, court reporter and public stenographer. Both in Woman's World. Enjoy them all in THE NASHVILLE TENNESSEAN Your COMPLETE Paper! Jack Marshall Services Today HARTSVILLE, Tenn. Services for Jack Marshall, 55, clerk and master of Trousdale County Chancery Court, will be at 2 p.m. today at Alexander Funeral Home.

Burial will be in Hartsville Cemetery. Marshall died Thursday in Hartsville General Hospital. He had served as clerk and master for 15 years and clerk of the Trousdale County Selective Service Board for 20 years. He was a director in the Citizens Bank of Hartsville. He was a Shriner and a member of Hartsville First Baptist Church.

Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Colleen Terry Marshall; and a sister, Miss Sara Sue Marshall of Hartsville. Gallatin Mayor Won't Run Again GALLATIN UP. upcoming mayor's race Gallatin was thrown open Thursday with the withdrawal of incumbent mayor Edward McDonald. Councilman Ottis Kemp and E.

E. Person, former city recorder, will seek the seat in the Dec. 2 election. McDonald, now completing his first term, gave no reason for stepping out of the race. Murphy Lee Hudson HOPKINSVILLE Services for Murphy Lee Hudson, 60, farmer and building contractor of Christian County, will be at 2 p.m.

today at Fuqua-Hinton Funeral Home. Burial will be in Green Hill Memorial Gardens. Hudson died Thursday in Jennie Stuart Hospital. Survivors his widow, Mrs. Eunice West Hudson; two sons, Paul and Lawrence Hudson, Hopkinsville; a daugther, Miss Betty Hudson, Hopkinsville; his stepmother, Mrs.

J. L. Hudson, Jacksonville, N.C.; four brothers, Ted, Fred and Joe, Hickory, N.C., a and Sandy Hudson, Jacksonville; two sisters, Mrs. Fred Dale, Hickory, and Mrs. Albany, and a grandchild.

Mrs. Alethia Holleman A Alethia CARTHAGE, Holleman Tenn. Cardwell, Mrs. 89, of the Kempsville community, died yesterday in a Denison, hospital. Services will be at 1 p.m.

tomorrow Hackett Funeral Home, Kempsville. Burial will be in the family cemetery. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Ige Stevens, Denison; four sons, Fletcher, Hollywood, Cavit St. Joseph, Vaughn, Birmingham, and Roy Cardwell, Carthage; a sister, Mrs.

Maggie Grigg, Carthage; two brothers, Sam, Pleasant Shade, and Mack Holleman, Gallatin; eight grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren. Mrs. Kate Campbell HOPKINSVILLE Graveside services for Mrs. Kate Barnett Campbell, 92, of Hopkinsville, will be at 3:30 p.m. today at Riverside Cemetery.

Mrs. Campbell, a native of Henry County, died Thursday at her home. The body is at Fuqua-Hinton Funeral Home. Survivors include a son, Homer R. Campbell, Tulsa, three daughters, Miss Annie Campbell and Mrs.

Henry T. Smith, Hopkinsville, and Miss Campbell, Louisville; two grandchildren and three gerat-grandchildren. Mrs. Wilma Mitchell LEWISBURG, for Mrs. Wilma Baxter Mitchell, 73, of Lewisburg, will be at 3:30 p.m.

today at London Funeral Home. Burial will be in Lone Oak Cemetery. Mrs. Mitchell died Thursday in Lincoln County Hospital, Fayetteville, Tenn. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs.

Charlotte Solburg, Matteson, three sons, James, Reems and Floyd Mitchell, California, and a brother, Stanley Baxter, Lewisburg. NOTICE: Our New Phone Number 228-2633 BATES FLORIST 4102 Gallatin Road Phone 228-2633 Death Notices BRACKMAN JOHN HENRY BRACKMAN at the residence, 311 50th Ave. Friday morning, Nov. 19, 1965. Husband of Mrs.

Annie T. Brackman; father of John H. Herman J. and Robert A. Brackman, all of Nashville, Wm.

D. Brackman, Tullahoma, Martin B. Brackman, Mentor, Ohio, Mrs. Margaret Moorehead, Cincinnati, Ohio, Mrs. Elizabeth Powell, Columbia, Mrs.

Dorothy Pirtle, Cape Girardeau, Mrs. Angela Leavitt, New Smyrna Beach, Mrs. Mary Thomas O' Keffe, Montaugh, N.Y.; brother of Fred C. Brackmen, Nashville; 32 grandchildren; 7 great grandchildren. Requiem mass 9:30 a.m.

Monday, At. Ann's Catholic Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery. Rosary will be recited 7:30 p.m. Sunday.

Remains are at COSMOPOLITAN FUNERAL HOME. BRAMLETT MRS. HATTIE C. BRAMLETT- at a local hospital, Thursday evening, Nov. 18, 1965.

Mother of Mrs. T. R. Littleton, Nashville, John and Grover Bramlett, Peoria, 5 grandchildren; 2 great-grandchildren; mother-in-law of Mrs. Betty May Bramlett.

Services p.m. Sunday, Cosmopolitan Chapel. Ralph Nance, Minister. Pallbearers- Ted Littleton, Joe Littleton, J. R.

Gunn, Talmidge Reedes, Ferrell Pruitt, Frank Oglesby. Interment Ebenezer Cemetery, Hustburg, Tenn. Remains are at cosMOPOLITAN FUNERAL HOME. CALVERT MR. FRANK E.

CALVERT at a local infirmary Friday afternoon, Nov. 19, 1965. Husband of Mrs. Myrtle Calvert, Nashville; father of Edward Massey, Nashville, Mrs. Charles Fore, Decatur, Mrs.

Don Hall, Cincinnati, Ohio; grandchildren; and 10 great-grandchildren. Services 1:00 Monday, Nov. 22, 1965 from Cosmopolitan Chapel. Friends will please serve as pallbearers. Interment in Nafional Cemetery.

Remains COSMOPOLITAN FUNERAL HOME. COOPER OTHA LEE COOPER -Friday morning, Nov. 19th, 1965, Age 57 years, of 4201 Aberdeen survived by wife Mrs. 0. L.

Cooper, two daughters, Mrs. Ruby Patterson, and Mrs. Irene Pitt of Nashville. four sisters Mrs. Mariorie Fuqua of California, Mrs.

Ollie Summers, Mrs. Jessie Turner, and Mrs. Lucille Pryor, all of Nashville, one brother James of Nashville, six grandchildren. Remains at Melton Funeral Home, 4503 Charlotte where services will be conducted Monday morning, Nov. 22nd, 1965, at 11 Graveside O'Clock by Rev.

Troy Slay, Services by East Nashville Masonic Lodge No. 560. Honorary Pallbearers Masonic Lodge No. 560 and Nashville Transit Active, Nephews. Interment Woodlawn Cernetery, MELTON FUNERAL HOME.

Directors, 298-4455. Death Notices COPPAGE MRS. MARY E. COPPAGE-O1 2219 14th Avenue North, Friday afternoon at a local hospital. Survived by husband, James Coppage; one daughter; one son; one stepson; mother, Mrs.

Mary Southall: two sisters; four brothers; and other relatives and friends. Complete arrangements will be announced later. PATTON BROTHERS in charge. Sales Net (hds.) High Low Last FlaCap 16 Fly Tigr 1.24f 69 Ford Can 5. 210 Forest Cit .20 Friend Frost Fresnillo Fotochrome FrontAirl .521 19 Gale Indust 30 (Garanin GarindKn .80 GCA GateSport Corp .32 Si Gearhart GenAccep wt GenBatC .391 Cinema .44 Gen Devel GenFirepfg GenFoam .30 Gen Interior Gen Plywood Gen Stores 114 Gen SupMkt Genisco 15 GaPw pf 4.60 GianniniC .40 74 GiantY Gilbert Glen Ger GlenDisB .70 Globe Sec .60 Gloray Kn .60 Gluckin .75 Goldfield 181 Goodway Prt GordJlyA .70 10 Gorham 1.40 Gray Mfg 35 Gt Am Indus 182 Gt Bas Pet 59 GtLak Chem 17 GreerHy Grow Ch GTI Corp 806 Guard Ch .50 Guerdon Ind Gulf Am Ld 104 Gulf St Land Gulf Sulphur Gulton Indus 24 HB Amer .25 Hall Lamp Handlemn .80 Harn Cp 38 Harnisch 1.60 HartAlfrd .40 HartfidSt 26 HartidEl 2.20 Harvard Ind HarvRad 39 Harv Strs .24 13 Hastings Hazel Bish 60 Head Ski Co Hebr Nat 11 Heinicke Inst 13 Herc Gal Higbie Mf1 Highway Tra Highw Tr pf HiltonHot wt Hoe Co HoeCo A Horner .55 Hoffman Intl Hofm Holly Corp Indust 26 HomOlIA .35 a HomOlIB Hormel 1.40a z175 .60 HrnH Bk 5.50 130 House Fabric HowEIM 16 HudsnNat .70 Hughes Hat Hunt Ch A .35 Husky Oil Hycon Mfg Hydromatic Hydrometal 226 HygradeFd IMC Magnet ImpChm ImpTbCa .70 Ind El Hard Indusinst Indust Plywd Inland Credit Inland Int Brewer Internati Ind Oil Gas Int Products IntStretch .30 Interphoto .40 53 Intex Oil InvFund I pco Hosp .36 IrvingAr 16 JacksnMk .20 15 JE Plastics JeffConst .20 Jeff LPet .30 Jeff LP wt Jetronic Ind Jupiter Cp Kaiser Ind Kaltman Kane Miller Kaneb PL .40 KatzDrug .25 KaufBd .80 Kavanau .60 Kaweckl Ch Kay Jwly .50 Keltec Indust Ketchum .60 Kidde Kilembe 1.31f 67 Kin Ark Oil Kingsford .50 Kingst Pd .20 Kirby Pet .30 Kissell A Kleer Vu Klein Dept St Kleinert .45 Kropp Forge Krylon .50 Kysor In Lafay Radio 242 LAigion App Lake Shore Lamb Indust LaMaur 5 13d LeasePint .40 Lee Filter Lee Natl Cp Lee Mot A 38 LeeceNe LehiahPrs .56 Lenox Inc .80 LeslieF A 40 Levines .52 .50 LibFab 1.46f Lilli Ann Co Lily Lynn .50 Lithium Am Lithonia .24 LockeMfg Co Lockwd KR LodaeSh Loehmn .50 Long Wit LouLesser .50 Louis Sherry LaGasSve .82 La Land 1.50 35 Lundv Elec 15 Lynch Corp 134 Mack Trk wt 16 Macke Co 54 Mackey Macoid .20 Magell Pet Magna Oil Mallory Ran Mamm Mart MangelS MansfTR Marlene Marrud 110 Martin wt 16 MaryCar Pt 51 Mary CarP 8 Masco Cp .32 21 Massey MaulBro MaxsonEl .20 McCrory wt McCull .451 McWood Cp Mead John .48 102 Medco A Melnor In .20 Memcor Inc Menasco .20 MerchRef .90 Mich Ch 40 Merrill Isl 708 MichSua 26 Microdot Inc Microwave 45 MidWAbr 90 Midwest Fin Milgo Elect MIIIF act Mill Wohl .10 Milo Elec .20 MoKanTex tc Mohawk Airl 115 Molybd Can Molybden Monog Ind Mooa Inc .20 Morse El Pd Motts Sup .18 MtVern 1.50b MovieStar .28 Movielab Inc MPO VideoA 16 Muntz TV 210 Murr Oh 1.40 MuskPRg .70 Muter Co .171 Napco Indust Nat Nast A Nat Alfalfa NatBell Hess 31 BowlOMat NatiCasket z250 INCleaning .60 National Co NE Rent Nat Gen wt 25 Natl Petrol 90 NatPresto .90 at Roll Mill NatUnE1 .70 Nat Video .25 753 NatWkC1 .34 13 Needham .32 NellvDon 50 NectieLe .20 a viNewal Inc Idria New Ar 11 NewPark Mn 98 Proc 2.90g 2425 NYHond 16 Noramco Norf So Ry Nor Am Rov Nor Cdn Oils Noeast Airl 211 A InPS pf4.25 220 Novolnd 8 NRM CD 1.20 Nuclear Am Nytronic Oak Elect .60 18 Ogden Cp.60 OhPw pf4.50 250 Okla Cement Old Town 16 Old Town pt Work Wr ..50 Wright Harg Wyomniss .40 Xtra Inc Yonker Yonk pf.30 Zale Corp .56 ZapOffSh AlkAir AlptPk Appel Assd OG 6575 Assd OG 6577 Bald Mt 7572 BaldM Belock 6575A BosEd Cobrn Con OilG 6580 Coburn 6579 Crestmt 6580 DL NJ 4593A Fotoch GenDev 6575 GIfLd Harde Hartid Hoff Int 7573f Hydmet 6572 IrvingA 6576 Kaltman 6s77 Kawec KleinD Mergen 5577 Mohak BellH 6584 Gen Nat Gen 5584 NtRsrch 5576 Nucir Oh Pw Peru 35 97 RapA ReevesB 6576 TCA TCA 5579 Tranin USNGas 6579 Copyrighted Approx total Stock sales Approx total Bond sales 9 13 13 13 11-16 11-16 76 32 6 23.

23 23 BONDS 146 132 123 12 154 154 154 93 93 93 15 12 103 102 101 SE 20 96 96 96 8 88 86 88 103 102 102 2 114. 114 114 94 94 94 36 77 264 86 86 46 112 1101 40 40 40 18 71 65 65 65 84 83 84 140 135 140 265 265 265 48 94 99 5 20 110 108 110 5 270 270 270 -10 2 901 90 74 74 74 17 120 73 73 73 10 3 2 112 109 109 35 131 130 130 14 104 104 27 92 89 92 8 95 95 95 by The Associated Press 1965 SALES stock sales 3,310,000 year ago 1,686,530 bond sales $860,000 year ago $492,000 Investing Companies NEW YORK lions, supplied tion of Securities prices at which have been sold Bid Aberdeen 2.98 Advise Fd 8.87 Affil Fd 9.12 Am Bus 4.30 Am Grth 7.34 Am Inv 27.48 Am Mut 10.66 Asso Fd 1.80 Assn InFd 7.18 Axe Houghton: A 6.65 Fund 10.28 Stock 5.58 Sci Elec 61.48 Blue Rid 13.78 Bondstk 6.07 Bost Fd 10.59 Broad St Bullock 15.58 Can Gen 20.01 Cdn Fd 18.78 Capit Inc 10.90 Capit Shr 8.34 Cent Shr 12.89 Channing Funds: Balan 14.26 Com Stk 2.28 Grwth 15.64 Incom 9.01 Inti 8.77 Special 2.69 Chase Fd 8.99 Chem Fd 16.73 Cst Sec 1.59 Colon Fd 13.38 Colon Gth 15.30 ComSt Bd 8.90 Commonwith Fds: Cap Fd 12.91 Incom 10.76 Invest 11.14 Stock 10.15 ComTr AB 1.74 ComTr CD 1.84 Comp Bd 9.89 Comp Fd 10.29 Concord 14.07 Cons Inv 11.11 Consm Inv 4.09 Conv Sec 8.85 Conv Gr 12.04 Corp Ld 20.19 Crown 6.80 de Veg 69.82 Decaf Inc 12.47 Dela Fd 15.13 Diver Gr 12.66 Diver Inv 10.26 Divid Shr 3.90 Dow Th In 6.87 Dreyfus 24.97 Eatn Bal 13.29 Eatn Stk 16.96 Emplo 25.11 Energy 27.89 Equity 11.23 Fed Grth 13.01 Fid Cap 15.43 Fid Fund 19.89 Fid Trnd 26.86 Fid Mut 10.23 F.I.F. 5.47 Fla Gth 6.91 Fla Mut 2.76 End Lf 6.82 End Mut 8.68 Foursq 13.11 Franklin Custan: Com Stk 7.43 Income 3.33 Pf Stk 2.81 Util 8.47 Fund Am 9.24 Fund Inv 12.88 Gen Invest 7.51 Group Sec: Aero Sc 10.14 Com St 14.99 Ful Ad 10.40 Grth Ind 21.87 Guardn 25.94 Ham hda 5.88 Imp Cap 10.43 Imp Fd 5.06 Inc Fnd 2.73 Inc Bost 8.70 Incorp Inc 10.21 Incoro Inv 8.14 Ind Trend 11.56 Ins Bk Stk 6.50 Inv CoAm 13.93 Inves Bos 13.89 Invest Group: Mut 12.41 Stock 22.25 Select 10.37 Var Pay 8.66 Interc 6.88 -The following quotaby the National AssociaDealers, are the these securities could (bid) or bought (asked): Ask Bid Asked 3.26 Inv Resh 14.85 16.23 9.74 Istel Fd 40.16 40.96 9.87 I vest Fd 25.15 27.49 4.65 Johnstn 17.88 7.88 7.94 Keyston Funds: 27.48 CUS B1 24.32 25.38 11.65 CUS B2 24.59 26.83 1.98 Cus B3 17.82 19.45 7.33 CUS B4 10.95 11.95 Cus K1 10.00 10.91 7.23 CUS S1 si 24.76 27.01 11.17 Cus 24.76 6.10 CUS $2 13.99 15.26 17.91 Cus 20.37 22.22 15.06 Cus S4 6.33 6.91 6.63 Int Fd 14.78 15.99 11.57 Knickerb 7.61 8.34 unavible Knick Gth 8.71 9.54 17.08 Lazard 18.37 18.62 21.87 Lexingt 10.87 11.88 20.32 Life Inv 8.42 9.20 11.94 Life Stk 6.30 6.87 9.14 Loom Can 32.76 32.76 14.09 Loom Say 16.53 16.53 Mass Gth 10.85 11.86 15.58 Mass Tr Life 18.41 20.12 2.49 12.95 14.14 17.09 Morton Funds: 9.85 Growth 9.26 10.15 9.58 Incom 4.51 4.94 2.94 Insuran 7.73 8.47 9.83 MIF Fd 19.00 20.54 18.29 MIF Gth 5.80 6.27| 1.66 Mut Inves 11.45 12.56 14.62 Mut Shrs 16.48 16.48 16.72 Mut Trust 2.92 2.98 9.67 Nat WSec 12.00 12.99 Nat Inves unavail 14.11 Nat Sec Ser: 11.76 Balan 13.08 14.30 12.17 Bond 6.60 7.21 11.09 Divid 5.15 5.63 Pf Stk 7.58 8.23 Incom 6.57 7.18 10.75 Stock 9.38 10.25 11.18 Grwth 10.02 10.95 14.07 Nat West 7.79 8.54 11.50 NEA Mut 11.19 11.42 4.47 New Eng 12.17 13.16 9.67 New Hor 13.02 13.15 13.16 Noreast 18.77 18.77 22.03 One WmS 15.55 15.55 7.43 Oppen Fd 21.83 23.86 69.82 Penn Sq 21.99 21.99 13.63 Peoples 10.58 11.59 16.54 Phila Fd 14.59 15.99 13.87 Pine St 12.79 12.79 11.24 Pioneer 11.58 12.66 4.27 Price TR 21.47 21.47 7.43 Providnt 5.11 5.58 27.25 Puritan 10.92 11.81 14.37 Putnam 17.05 18.63 18.33 Put Grth 11.57 12.64 26.64 Qtly Dist 8.30 9.07 27.89 Rep Tech 4.84 5.29 11.64 Resch Inv 14.76 16.13 14.22 Revere 13.55 14.73 16.75 Scudder Funds: 21.50| Bal 20.16 20.16 29.20 Com St12.63 12.63 11.18 Inti Inv 15.21 15.46 5.99 Sec Equity 9.83 10.74 7.56 Selec Am 12.49 13.52 3.02 Shrhold 12.22 13.36 7.45 Shrs Am 18.80 20.54 9.49 Sw Invest 9.64 10.42 14.33 Sover Inv 17.77 19.45 State St 47.12 47.62 8.16 Stown Scl 6.34 6.93 3.66 Stein Roe Funds: 3.09 Bal 43.47 43.47 9.32 Stock 41.03 41.03 10.04 Intl 16.55 16.55 14.12 Sterl Inv 13.69 14.80 8.16 Telev El 9.66 10.53 Temp Gt 14.46 15.80 11.11 Texas Fd 13.51 14.77 $6.41 TwenC Gth 6.42 7.02 11.39 TwenC Inc 6.04 6.60 22.53 United Funds: 25.94 Accm 18.74 20.48 6.43 Incom 14.94 16.33 11.34 Scien 9.47 10.35 5.50 UnFd Can 5.60 6.12 2.99 Value Line Funds: 9.51 Val Line 7.40 8.11 11.16 Incom 6.31 6.92 8.90 Spl Sit 4.55 4.99 12.63 Vangd 5.43 5.93 7.11 Var IndPI 5.79 6.29 15,22 WallSt In 11.40 12.46 15.18 Wash Mu 12.92 14.12 Well Fd 15.56 16.96 13.49 West Ind 7.29 7.97 24.19 Whitehll unavail 11.15 Wndsr Fd 18.33 19.92 9.41 Winfield 9.70 10.60 7.44 Wiscon 7.99 8.73 Striker Bound Over to Jury McMINNVILLE, Tenn. (P)- A striking Dezurik Southern Corp. employee has been bound to the Warren County Grand Jury for littering a street with broken glass at the entrance to the plant.

Avery Knight of McMinnville was placed under $500 bond Thursday. Plant Supt. Arvid Swann testified he saw Knight break bottles on the driveway to the plant Wednesday. Members of Local 1501 of the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers, AFL-CIO, have been on strike since early October. COWDEN JOHN BRANDON 89 years died at 6:30 o'clock Thursday evening Nov.

18, 1965 at the residence of his son, Dr. Frederic E. Cowden 205 Ensworth Ave. A retired Disciples of Christ minister, Evangelist and Author. He was born near Petersburg, June 15, 1876, son of Dr.

John and Mary Cowden. Survived by three sons, Charles Magness, John Smallman and Frederic Eugene Cowden, all of Nashville; six grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Remains are at the residence until funeral Vine Street Christian Church at 10 o'clock Saturday morning Nov. 20, 1965, conducted by the Rev. Wayne H.

Bell. Honorary pallbearers will be: Former Governor Jim McCord, Judge A. B. Nell, Thomas L. Cummings, Charles Hawkins, Dr.

Roger T. Nooe, Tom Baugh. Active: Dr. Thomas Fite Paine, Dr. John Shapiro, Dr.

Bertram Sprofkin, Dr. Edwin Williams. Robert McGaw, A. Myhr, Philip Beasley, Springfield, Tenn. and Lewis Sowell, Clinton, Ky.

Interment River Side Cemetery, McMinnville, Tenn. at 2:30 o'clock. FINLEY, DORRIS CHARLTON CO. northern Lower the from from Nation's Temperatures WASHINGTON report of hour period, 18-hour period Albany, N. Y.

Alpena, Mich. Amarilio Asheville Atlantic City Baltimore Birmingham Bismarck Boise Boston Buffalo Burl'ton, Vt. Cape Hatteras Ch'ston, S.C. Charlotte Chattanooga Cheyenne Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Columbus Dallas Denver Des Moines Detroit Duluth Fresno Houston Indianapolis Jacksonville Kansas City Key West Knoxville (AP)-Weather Bureau maximum temperature for 12- minimum temperature for ending 6 p.m. CST.

41 34 Little Rock 69 38 35 31 Los Angeles 70 59 69 38 Louisville 52 29 60 34 Memphis 64 39 50 35 Meridian 66 52 36 Miami 80 64 39 Milwaukee 40 18 Paul 40 20 39 Mobile 45 34 Montgomery 65 40 40 35 Montreal 24 30 19 New Orleans 56 45 New York 38 48 Norfolk 41 60 37 Philadelphia 31 41 Phoenix 45 32 Pittsburgh 30 44 33 27 P't'land, Portland, Ore. Me. 41 49 43 32 Richmond 45 28 St. Louis 26 68 54 Salt Lake City 43 51 64 30 25 San San Diego Antonio 80 57 51 35 San Francisco 61 53 25 19 San Juan 63 47 Savannah 80 66 Seattle 48 26 Tampa 71 44 Toronto 60 30 Washington 52 68 Wichita 59 42 W'm'ton, N.C. 66 39 Mrs.

Minnie Lomax CLARKSVILLE-Mrs. Minnie Burgess Jones Lomax, 80, of Clarksville, died yesterday in Queen City Nursing Home. Services will be at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Griffin Chapel Church of the Nazarene, Tenn. Burial will be in Fletcher Cemetery in Houston County.

The body is at the home of a granddaughter, Mrs. Norris Sutton of Route 2, Erin. Survivors include a son, Charles Jones, Slayden, two daughters, Mrs. Tony Allen, Clarksville, and Mrs. Hugh Bailey, Erin, a halfbrother, Jim York, Nashville; a sister, Mrs.

Charley Green, Nashville: 22 grandchildren and 30 great-grandchildren. Mrs. Mattie Hunter CLARKSVILLE-Mrs. Mattie Hunter, 90, of Clarksville, died yesterday at her home. Services will be at 2:30 p.m.

tomorrow at Murphy Funeral Home. will be in Southside Cemetery. Survivors include three daughters, Mrs. Sam and Mrs. Carl Rosser, Clarksville, and Mrs.

Ruth Hunter, Donelson. a sister, Mrs. James A. Cayce, Nashville, and two grandchildren. Farm Products Nashville Livestock CATTLE AND CALVES: 14.

Scattered sales represented classes about steady. Generally complete week end clearances all classes. Late week sales Canner and Cutter cows 10.50-13.00; shelly Canner COWS 9.00-10.00. Commercial bulls 16.50- 17.00; Cutter 14.50. Standard and Good 350-800 lb.

feeders mostly heifers 15.00- 20.00; instances Utility 12.00. Vealers scarce. HOGS: 32. Sales too few for a test trade. Closing sales Thursday higher compared one week ago.

SHEEP: None, Chicago Grain CHICAGO (AP) Previous Open High Low Close Close WHEAT Dec 1.63⅛ 1.64⅛ Mar 1.66 1.66¾ May 1.64¼ 1.64¾ Jul 1.5234 1.53¼ CORN Dec 1.15⅞ 1.16⅛ Mar 1.20⅛ 1.201 May 1.22¾ 1.23⅛ Jul 1.24 4 1.24⅜ Sep 1.20½ 1.20⅝ DATS Dec Mar 7078 May Jul Sep RYE Dec 1.19½ 1.19½ Mar 1.23½ 1.23½ May 1.25% 1.25⅜ Jul 1.25½ 1.25⅝ Sep 1.26¾ 1.26¾ SOYBEANS Jan 2.56⅝ 2.56¾ Mar 2.59¾ 2.59¾ May 2.62¼ 2.62¼ Jul 2.62½ 2.62½ Sep 2.51¼ 2.511 SOYBEAN OIL Dec 10.82 10.88 Jan 10.36 10.43 Mar 10.06 10.07 May 9.03 9.96 Jul 9.85 9.87 Aug 9.68 9.72 Sep 9.57 9.60 Oct 9.24 9.25 SOYBEAN MEAL Dec 62.90 63.55 Jan 61.35 61.70 Mar 61.45 61.65 May 62.40 62.50 Jul 63.15 63.30 Aug 63.30 63.40 Sep Oct 1.63 1.64 1.63¼ 1.656 1.66⅝ 1.65⅞ 1.64 1.64½ 1.64 1.521 1.53 1.52½ 1.15⅝ 1.15¾ 1.16¼ 1.19⅝ 1.193 1.20¼ 1.22½ 1.2258 1.22¾ 1.24 1.24⅛ 1.24⅜ 1.20¼ 1.20¾ 6938 6938 7012 70 70 6712 67'2 1.18¾ 1.18⅞ 1.19⅜ 1.23 1.23 1.23⅜ 1.25 1.25 1.25½ 1.25½ 1.25½ 1.25¾ 1.26% 1.26⅝ 1.26¾ 2.55% 2.56 2.56% 2.58¾ 2.59⅛ 2.59¾ 2.61¼ 2.61⅜ 2.62¼ 2.61½ 2.61¾ 2.62½ 2.50½ 2.50¾ 2.51¾ 58888388 10.01 10.34 10.76 9.20 9.65 9.80 9.50 9.90 10.07 10.82 10.39 9.95 9.26 9.87 9.58 9.70 62.80 63.10 62.85 61.35 61.35 61.25 61.45 61.65 61.40 62.35 62.45 62.30 63.00 63.15 63.05 63.25 63.40 63.35 63.10 Nashville Poultry Hens and broilers about steady, Unchanged. eggs mostly one cent lower. broilers breeder heavy hens 15 cents; other heavy hens 10 cents; leghorn hens and oid roosters 8 cents; live broilers delivered cents; large-A eggs 44-45 cents, mostly 44; A -medium eggs 37-38, mostly 37 cents a dozen. Chicago Produce CHICAGO, steady; Chicago wholesale Mercantile buying Exprices unchanged; 93 score AA 63; 92 A 63; 90 89 61; cars 90 63; 89 62. Eggs mediums steadier; wholesale buying prices unchanged to higher; 70 per cent or better Grade A whites mixed 44; mediums standards 37; dirties unquoted; checks 31.

Chicago Eggs CHICAGO P--Futures trading In the Chicago Mercantile Exchange: ing in the Chicago Mercantile Exchange: SHELL EGGS Sales Open High Low Close Nov. 27 34.15 34.25 34.00 34.15 Dec. 268 34.50 34.85 34.50 34.70 Jan. 126 34.75 34.85 34.40 34.65 Jan. 126 24.75 24.85 24.40 34.65 FROZEN WHOLE EGGS Nov.

8 27.90 27.90 27.75 27.75 Dec. ..33 Nashville Grain All grains unchanged. No. 12 red wheat 1.40; No. 2 oats 36 lb.

or better 72 cents; barley 1.05; No. 2 shelled corn, white 1.22, and yellow 1.18; No. milo 1.90; white and yellow ear corn 6.00. FRASER MRS. MINNIE FRASER Friday afternoon, Nov.

19, 1965 at a local infirmary. Survived by husband, Marion W. Fraser, 606 Fatherland Street; one sister, Mrs. Emma Hightower, Hopkinsville, Ky. Re mains rest at the funeral home of Phillips Robinson Company, Prayer services will be heid at the graveside Saturday afternoon, Nov.

20, 1965 at 3:00 o'clock by Rev. Wilburn White. Interment Spring Cemetery. PHILLIPS ROBINSON directors. KEY MRS.

LENORA ELLIS KEY, Thursday afternoon November 18, 1965 at a local infirmary. Survived by husband, Jesse T. Key; mother, Mrs. Hattie Deck Ellis; sisters, Mrs. Charles Walpole, of Memphis and Mrs.

Lester Hines Jr. of Nashville; and brother, W. D. Ellis, of McKenzie, Tennessee. The remains are at Roesch-Patton Company 1715 Broadway where services will be conducted Saturday morning at 10 o'clock by Dr.

Ben B. St. Clair assisted by Rev. Vernon Burrow. Pallbearers, Honorary W.

C. Bauer, Al Collins, Charles Sutton, J. Roy Duty, R. W. Henderson, C.

M. King, L. V. Reese, R. E.

Cruze, W. R. Stark, P. T. Ellis; Active J.

M. Tuggle, B. H. Snow, G. W.

Nash, Roscoe Files, Wm. W. Hays, G. K. Scott.

Interment Mt. Olive Cemetery, McKenzie, Tennessee. Prayer service at grave at 2:30 p.m. Saturday. ROESCH-PATTON COMPANY 255-7467.

KREITNER GEORGE KREITNER, age 76 years, Thursday November 18, 1965 at 11 p.m. at a local infirmary. Survived by wife, Mrs. Lola Capps Kreitner, Nashville; son, George Kreitner, Detroit, Michigan, 7 grandchildren, 1 greatgrandchild, sister, Mrs. Celina Owens, Gary Indiana.

Remains are at the Buena Vista Funeral Home, 3634 Clarksville Highway In Bordeaux. Complete funeral arrange ments will be announced later. BUENA VISTA FUNERAL HOME. 254-7511. LALLEMAND MISS EMMA LALLEMAND Thursday evening, Nov.

18th, 1965 at a local infirmary. Survived by sister, Mrs. Claude O. Reed; brothers, Mr. W.

T. Lallemand of Nashville and Mr. John R. Lellemand of Tampa, Fla. The remains are at Eastland Funeral Home, 904 Gallatin where services will be held 2 p.m.

Saturday, Nov. 20, 1965, conducted by Rev. James D. Hopkins. Honorary pallbearers: Dr.

W. Reynolds, Dr. Wm. H. Card, Dr.

Geo. B. Hagan, Dr. Frank Whitacre, Dr. James Highers, Dr.

John Sawyers, Dr. Thomas Payne, Don Washburn, Charles H. Bradley, Thomas E. Cartwright and Robert M. Sherrod.

Active: Nephews, James D. Burton, Jesse Lee Burton, Claude D. Burton, George Burton, W. T. Lallemand, Charles R.

Lailemand, Paul Sams and Milton Marlin. Interment Springhill Cemetery, EASTLAND FUNERAL HOME, 227-4424. Thursday afternoon, November 18, 1965, at a local infirmary. Survived by husband, H. D.

Martin; daughter, Miss Betsy Martin; granddaughter, Maribeth Martin, and sister, Mrs. Otto Chrisco of Black Oak, Ark. The remains are at the Roesch Patton Funeral Home, 1715 Broadway, where services will be held Saturday, Nov. 20, 1965 at 11 a.m. conducted by Mack Wayne Craig.

Honorary Pallbearers are Elders and Deacons of Charlotte Ave. Church of Christ. Active Pallbearers are Harry Young, Lewis Moore, Carmack Black, Maiden Dishner, Larrimore Austin, Glenn Martin, Prestley Gossett, and Harold Wells. Interment Woodlawn Cemetery. ROESCH-PATTON INC.

Phone 255-7467. MARTIN MRS. CARRIE MARY MARTIN- NELSON MRS. VIRGINIA A. NELSON-Friday, Washington, morning, D.

C. November 19, 1965 brother, Dr. Wilbur Nelson, of Survived by Charlottsville, niece, Mrs. Norman Davis, New Milford, Nelson nephews, Dr. Armistead and William Waller, both of Nashville, Thornton Nelson, Birmingham, James M.

ler. Athens, Robert A. Waller, Murfreesboro, Tenn. Remains will arrive Nashville Saturday mornIng, and will be taken direct Mt. side Olivet services Cemetery, will be where conducted grave, 11 o'clock by the Rev.

Paschall Davis. FINLEY DORRIS CHARLTON. 70 years. Friday morning, Nov. 19, 1965 at a local hospital.

Survived by wife, Mrs. Alma Baldwin Phillips; daughters, Mrs. Mary Forte, Mrs. Nellie Lunn and Mrs. Margaret Hagewood; sisters, Mrs.

Millie Joyner and Mrs. Mary Blankenship all of Nashville; 19 grandchildren Remains and 6 great-grandchildren. are at Woodbine Funeral Home, 3620 Nolensville Road, where funeral services will be conducted Monday morning Nov. 22, 1965 at 10:00 o'clock by Rev. R.

Eugene Waddelland and Rev. honorary, B. Clarence Hall. Pallbearers, Christianson, Nolen, Tommy Roscoe Tate, Jack Blankenship, Earl Forte, Ralph Michael Forte, Felix Teasley and Lunn, active, Roy Pardue, Cecil Oliphant, James Underwood, Roy Gunter, Ed Bills and Fred Green. Interment Spring Hill Cemetery.

WOODBINE FUNERAL HOME, directors. PHILLIPS GEORGE ELMER PHILLIPS: Age PHILLIPS SMITH E. PHILLIPS years, at a local hospital, Thursday morning, November 18, 1965 at 9:20, of 826 Hall's Lane, Madison, survived by wife, Mrs. Arta Barrett Phillips; brothers, H. T.

Phillips, Nashville, Milton Phillips, Chattanooga, Ed Phillips, Ardmore, one half-sister. Remains are at the Madison FUneral Home, 219 Old Hickory Blvd. and will be conveyed to the Madison Presbyterian Church Saturday morning, November 20 at 9 o'clock and lie in state until 10:30 o'clock at which time services will be conducted by Rev. O. F.

Hooker. Pallbearers: Honorary, Elders, Deacons, and Members of the Men's Bible Class of the Madison Presbyterian Church, Members of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, Lodge No. 648 and Dr. T. W.

Dailey Irvin Jones, A. D. Wilkes Fred Davis, L. J. Lawrence, C.

G. Hollins; Active: Milton Brown, J. Foster L. Crosslin, Corn Jack L. Corn.

Carl Joe F. Dibrell, 0. C. Hayes, Earl Kemper and Claude Knox. Interment Spring Hill Cemetery.

COLE GARRETT, Funeral Directors, Goodlettsville. POPE JOHN FELTON POPE- Thursday evening Nov. 18, 1965, at his home, 1207 Survived Birdsall wife, Old Hickory. by Mrs. Mary Jo Pope, Old Hickory; daughter, Mrs.

son, Sigfrid Charles Hauck, Jacksonville, Monty Pope, Old Hickory; sisters, Mrs. Redmon Payne N. and Mrs. C. W.

Gillispi; brother, E. Pope, all of Franklin, Ky. The remains are at Madison Funeral Services Home, 219 Old Hickory Blvd. Church from St. John's Episcopal in at Old Hickory, Saturday morning 11 o'clock.

Conducted by Prayer the Rev. services Robert Sat. C. Williams. afternoon at Simpson o'clock in Greenlawn Cemetery, Honorary- County, Dupont Ky.

Tixtile Pallbearers: Fibres Chemical Lavatory. Active- Melvin Evereete, Earl Smith, Johnny Mitchell, Harvey Freeman, Tom Brandon, Allen Welch, Hugh Marsh Interment and W. B. Feldkircher. Simpson Greenlawn Cemetery, County, Ky.

MADISON FUNERAL HOME, Directors, 095-3341..