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Hi Des Moines Reqisterpaae 1 0 Tu.i.rMir. 22, 740 Colder Air on the Way PACKING PLANT Clive Votes Pay Raises Finds Maytag's Earnings BID IN DENISON To Teachers Not Up to Expectations (The Retlster'l Iowa News Service) DENISON, IA. A cam Leased Wire to The Register By Julie Zelenka paign to sell stock in a new industry, Iowa Beef Packers Sales and earnings of Maytag Co. in the first quarter haven't lived "up to expectations" but nonetheless should wind up "roughly" as high as in the 1959 period, G. M.

The Clive school board voted 3-2 Monday night for a salary s.clj.edule that will give was launched at a pub lie meeting at the Denison Umbreit, executive vice-presi teachers from $250 to $500 Country Club Monday night, Residents of Crawford county more next year than they re ceive this year. converted directly into elec tricity. The government said Mon and neighboring counties at dent and treasurer, told Dow Jones Monday. In the first three months of 1959 the Newton, Ia.t laundry tended. Those figures include the NJ'VVW'? WrwfJVEATHER tow a' WARM FRONT NtV -J Ai'a ocauDco I STATIONARY FRONT A SCAU CF MB 'T'TV COLO FRONT 0 lw) 4M MAP DRAWN (:) M.

MONDAY automatic raises teachers re The program provides for day corporations paid cash construction of a $750,000 ceive for each additional year dividends of 420 million dol appliance maker earned or about $1 a common share. Sales in the quarter totaled $31,722,088, a rec lars last month. This was 9 per cent higher than the 387 plant near here that would employ 200 persons. It would have a capacity or 800 cattle a day and is planned to be ord for any quarter. million paid in February, 1959.

The commerce department said most of the in in operation by next Jan. 1 Strike Effects Dealers sales of Maytag ap they remain in the system. A teachers' committee had presented two pay recommendations to the board. One pay plan recommended $250 increases for all The other plan recommended increases ranging from $300 to $550. Boost Tenure Raise The board reduced the more Sale of Shares crease over 1959 was accounted for by bigger payments by the finance, utili The immediate objective of the stock drive is the sale of pliances have been registering slight year-to-year gains in recent weeks.

Factory shipments, however, have only been "nip and tuck" with a ties and chemical industries. $300,000 worth of preferred Want Ad Rates Thi Des Moinei Resmer ind th Pea Homes Tnbunt on weekdivi tar one price. Ads ippearlnr oa ronaeeuttvi days may includi un. JT it no Increase. Id rates.

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Iowa Phone CH 3-21 11 shares, each with an option to buy one share of common The shares are in $100 Youngstown Sheet Tube Co. will ask shareholders at year ago, Umbreit said. expensive plan by $50 per Greater operating efficien teacher. It accepted the teach units. ers' committee recommendations that annual raises be increased from $100 to $150 cy in the current period has been offset by a lingering effect of the steel strike, he added.

Co chairmen of the stock campaign are Walter Morrison and Dr. Robert Logan. In addition to the funds raised in this area, a $350,000 loan from the Small Business Administration will be requested Map by IT. 1. Weather Bureau and Iowa Department of Agricultun Sunshine carried Iowa temperatures above the freezing mark at most places Monday, causing some runoff of the deep snow cover.

However, the weather bureau says more cold air is on the way. Highs today will be in the teens in the northwest, slightly warmer toward the southeast. Monday's high was 38 at Council Bluffs and Spencer. per year during the first five years of service, and held at $100 per year for the sixth through tenth years. Price Policy The company previously the annual meeting to approve an increase in common shares from 5 million to 15 million.

The plan is to permit directors to make a stock split at a later date if considered advisable. The U. S. weather bureau plans to transmit weather maps to more than 600 stations by a 19.000 mile facsimile network leased from Western Union Teleeraoh forecast a 5 per cent increase for laundry appliances gen The present plan grants 100 annual raises through Forecasts FOR TCESDAV. MAK, Tl, 1B80 LOCAL Colder, decreasing cloudiness ami windy today, high houl 25.

fair and colder tomtit, low near 7. Fair bill rather colli Wedneadav. IOWA Colder today and toniiUit mid southeast Wednesday. Decreasing inudlhess with 120 to 40 mph northerly wind diminishing today. Mostly fair tonight and Wednesday.

Highs today 15-30; lowi tonight 5 below to 10 above. Cloudy and eolder today, especially nort west; low tonight 10 to 20 northwest In 20k elsewhere: Inch tod iv 20s northeast to lower extreme west and south, gOUTH DAKOTA Cloudy toilay and tonight wd'i scattered light snow In Hills area today and in extreme west tomcht; highs today 15 to 25 I SSOIR1 Warmer south anil east-, central, but colder extreme, northwest; toflav near 40 WISCONSIN -Cloudy and 'Windy, some snow likely: much colder north: today from around 15 extreme northwest to around 30 extreme southeast. Two slogans for the cam 15 years. Clive hires only erally in 1960 and an even sharper gain for Maytag. Tli follnwinsr list of eitiM ahnwn paign were announced.

They teachers who hold college de I 1 Ipmperatur (HfurnnK DM ween a. m. ami ti o. m. Mund.iv.

Mar. 21. are: "A farmer a day is mov PES MOINES WEATHER DATA FOR MOMIAV, -MAR. 21. 1980 BY U.

S. WEATHER BUREAU Ies Moines Airoort Station Hill Itl.V TFMrKKAT! IlKS: grees. i low est I em pp ra rt otvurrin jc be Umbreit said factory prices ing away build a plant and Under the plan adopted for of Maytag appliances are un nvfpn to p. m. unUuv ami p.

in, Momiay and prtripitntirm inches wrurring between 6 a. and 6 p. m. Monday; 35 let him stay." The other is "Crawford county has done it next year, teachers with a bachelor's degree will start at m. IOWA changed from a year ago and that no alterations are in 3 a.

..37 4 a. m. 3 $4,450 and reach $5,700 after once, and can do it again." Earlier Project ,34 5 a. 6 a. 7 a.

10 years. .33 ..13 2 n. ..12 3 p. 4 9 5 p. 6 p.

m. 9 7 p. m. 8 p. 9 p.

m. .15 10 p. 2 1 1 I. p. m.

mid. .331 2 a. 4 I 5 p. prospect. He would not speci fy, however, whether this pol .34 .31 Burlington Orictr Council Blulfs Hit ven nort Dubuque Lamoni Mitsort rity Ottumwa Sioux City the company said.

The system, which wiil double the speed of the present network, should be installed by December, Western Union said. The bureau has signed a letter of intent to lease the system at a cost of nearly one million dollars a year, the company reported. The latter refers to the .35 IIINNKSOTA Much colder today and tonight; high today 8 to 18 In north. 18 to 28 'n south. ILLINOIS --Windv and turning; much coble, with cnance of snow In north; hichs today from near extreme north to lower 40a extreme south.

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1 1 a. m. 12 noon 1 p. .31 .33 .32 icy would hold if the price of steel goes up. He recalled that raising in 1957 of $297,000 by the sale of stock for the Crawford County Packing Teachers with a master's degree ill start at $4,750 and reach $6,000 after 10 years.

Under the old salary range, Waterloo Maytag has absorbed "sev TEMPERATURE ACCUMULATION Highest at 4 p. 37 Lowest at 7:30 a. 7 Mean "2 Normal 39 Deficiency for dav 17 Deficiency since first of month ...393 Deficiency since first of year 610 PRECIPITATION Deaths Aniarillf Anrhoragt Atlanta eral" steel price boosts in re cent years. teachers with a B. A.

degree started at $4,350 with a top of $5,850 after 15 years. Teachers with a master's degree started at $4,600 with a a hog slaughtering en terprise. That Industry was sold to Consumers Co-operative Association of Kansas City, a year and a half later. The stockholders received $662,000, for a capital gain of 123 per cent. The treasury plans to an nounce around Mar.

31, a new Boise Roston Brownavilla rasper Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Denver Detroit Duluth Fairbanks Fort Worth Galveston Green Bay The widow of Robert R. Young, former head of The New York Central Railroad, Monday lost a court decision in the continuing battle over his estate. The court denied a motion filed by Mrs. Young against her husband's two brothers and a sister. The top of $6,100 after 15 years.

A few teachers now in the ROTHACKER, 66, OF I.S.U., DIES (The. Register'! low Newi Service) AMES, IA. Prof. Ralph R. Rothacker, 66, professor of landscape architecture at Iowa State University, died Sunday night in Mary Greeley Hospital here.

He had been in the hospital three weeks after suffering a heart attack. Born in Ohio, he received his bachelor of science degree system don't have degrees. The scale for those teachers Helena A. D. (Andy) Anderson of 24-hour amount Total this month to data 1.28 Total since Jan.

1 7.24 Normal since Jan. 1 to data ....3.69 Excess lime Jan. 1 3.55 MISCELLANEOUS 6 a. m. 6 p.

m. Barometer In Inchea 30 43 30.03 rising falling; Relative Humidity 8S 74 Wind Direction WSW Wind Velocity 7 15 Weather clear clear Sunrise 6:16 a. m. Sunset 6:29 p. m.

A YEAR AGO Highest temperature here .33 Lowest temperature here ..20 Then was no precipitation. Moon Phases Furnished by Piaki Municipal Observatory: Last quarter moon, Mar. 20 to Mar. 26 inclusive. was left the same from Honolulu Indianapolis International Falls IHI (L) (P) 34 4 34 1 38 10 33 5 30 4 35 37 38 9 37 2 38 0 35 3 STATES 71 45 74 37 32 20 65 4 2 47 33 70 38 4 1 32 80 .54 5 34 32 20 35 18 .03 28 IS .04 8 34 30 IS .01 4 1 15 23 4 65 38 63 65 34 67 25 81.

66 32 IS .01 3S 18 .04 37 40 32 .33 40 19 51 31 78 53 30 IV .15 7t 52 27 8 41 1 65 4 2 38 28 53 29 62 30 -t 89 53 VT 21 .02 67 4I 69 35 79 43 67 52 59 4 9 47 41 4 1 63 47 40 30 51 27 DA 30 23 1 22 14 24 14 30 17 29 13 5(1 42 33 7 Denison initiated the first project and is active in the KLASER-Servlces for Frlnlt J. Blaser of ii70 Thirty -eighth atreet will be Wednesday. 9:30 a. at St. Auiustins church.

Rosary. 8 p. m. Tuesday at Dunn's. Interment.

Mount Calvary Cemetery it Dubuque Thursday morning. BROWN Services for James H. Brown. SI 2 Cl.nton, will be Wednesday. 10:30 a.

at Hamilton'! Funeral Horn. Intermmt, Wood- land Cemetery CAVANATJUH Private service! for Mrs. Anna Cavanauth. 504 Maury, will be Tuesday at 10:30 j. m.

it Hamilton's Funeral Home. Interment. Woodland Cemetery. CRIST Services Tot Mrs. Mar Crist.

1508 Hull avenue, will hi Wednesday 1 p. at Hamilton Intiera Home Interment, Lit rel Hi 1 1 Cemetery. fC.UVN or Information reaard-liur services for Charles Hawn of 605 Ent W.itrous call Dunn's ou S. I ePu 8 11KI.D-Services for Mrs Slarsare't Held of 3'Oti Beaver will be held. Tuesday m.

Dunn I funeral Home. Interment: Neivtnnj 1 at Nivnn Iowa frKNWRTtfY- Services for Irene p. henworthy or 100 Thtrtv. fourth street will lie held at St Pauls Knucopal Church on Tuesdavf 11:00 a. m.

Interment Masoma emetery. 'ontrlhulinns may he Mimic to Cuo-pf fund 800 to $4,700 after 10 years. Jacksonville. Juneau motion would have required the three to file a bond pending their appeal against the cash borrowing of 2 billion dollars, with the offered securities almost sure to be confined again to a maturity of less than five years. Despite recent declines in interest yields on outstanding treasury bonds, debt managers believe the 4 per cent ceiling on new securities maturing in more than five years will prevent them from selling even a small issue of such bonds.

Board Division Board members Russell courts earlier decision that current program. Swift Mill Here Receives Award permitted the sale of $10, Wiles, James Kreger and Douglas Lovett voted in favor of the approved plan. 200.000 worth of stock. at Ohio State University and Cornelius C. Moore, repre Members Russell Retherford Moon rises today at 3.13 m.

Moon aeti today at 1:45 m. his master's degree at Iowa Kansas City Little Rock Los A Mirouette Mia mi Beach Milwaukee Minneapolis New Orlea lis New York North Platte okla noma City Philadelphia Phoenix i Pittsburgh Portland. Ore ft, Louis San Antonio San Ihe'o San Francisco Seattle Spoka Tampa Wafhinstoa Wichita senting Mrs. Young, said the (chairman) and Warren Win- Morning stars Venus, State University. motion will be made again Mars, Mercury.

Jupiter and Saturn. berg voted against it. Win He Joined the I. S. U.

staff once the two brothers and berg said he had another plan Johnson Appeals mind but declined to HARTFORD in sisters formally file their appeal with the state supreme ART. Servires Hurrv IT A. elaborate. Rethertord gave court. In Driving Case Cleve M.

Johnson appealed win oe nimeMlv 1:00 P. M. st the Hun ford Presbyterian Church. Interment Hartford Cemeterv. Richardson Service Carlisle no reason for opposing the The board of trade re Steel production this week is scheduled at 89.6 per cent of capacity, calculated to give 2,554,000 tons of steel, The American Iron Steel Institute reported.

Last week tons were produced as mills operated at 91.5 per cent of capacity. A month ago production to r.ilsrarv Edmonton Montreal ported Monday that the Ottawa I M)M OI. 4 Vir.LKR. Services foT KeFI Her formerly of Tndianola. wnii Pi.hh1 awav Arn-s Sunday at.

30 will be Wednesday 1 '30 at the Overton lunernl llnme in Jti'ilanols. Interment Liberty Cen. ter. Ion i. visible supply of wheat in the to the Iowa supreme court Monday from his Polk county conviction for driving while intoxicated.

Johnson, who gave his address as 4134 Second P.cjiina Toronto Vancouver United States decreased 1, In 1922 and was made professor of landscape architecture in 1951. A veteran of World War he was campus architect and was still active at the time he suffered the heart attack. He is survived by his wife, Marjory; four sons, Alfred of Santiago, Mark of Og-den, Utah, and Ronald and Victor at home; two daughters, Mrs. Mary Sheffels and Mrs. Eleanor Sheffels, both of Wilbur, four sisters and six grandchildren.

233,000 bushels last week to FT 7 IK MANN Servn es for Emit London (t p. m. plan. A motion by Wiies that the teachers' more expensive plan be accepted was defeated 3-2, with Lovett, Winberg and Retherford opposing. Wiles is teacher at Des Moines Technical High School.

The board voted to rehire all teachers. They also voted 4fl clear 50 clear 57 partly cloudy 387,422,000 bushels. Corn decreased 978,000 bushels to nvinn of Winterset. lows will Tuesday 2 00 p. at the Trinity Pans 7 p.

m. Rome 7 p. m. Missing. taled tons ana a was convicted on the charge in Polk county district court.

jm-T-riHFi nun n. interment. Cemetery. Flyhei- Service JARYI4 year ago 2,631,000 tons. oats increased 220,000 to rve de Express Your Appreciation creased 135,000 to Judge Don L.

Tidrick sentenced him last month to a one-year term in the state penitentiary. Texas Pacific Railway Co. announced a 10 cent per To those who hsve sent floral tributes and acknowledge services and kindlier wun a CARD rP THANKS in the and THE DAY'S RECORD barley decreased 70,000 to soybeans de 100 pounds reduction in tribune. Call CHK.RRY 3-2111 fof meosase creased 846,000 to 28,442,000. freight rates on liquefied pe troleum gas from Texas pro Swift soybean mill in Des Moines received the President's Award Monday night for its performance record in 1959.

Porter M. Jarvis of Chicago, 111., president of Swift presented the award at a dinner meeting at Hotel Kirkwood. C. D. Whitaker, manager of the Des Moines ducing points to the Card of Thanks 4 JVe express our gratltudi to all our wonderful friends, neighbors and relatives for their acts of kindness and sympathy and tor tha beautiful (lowers received riuring-the illness and death of Claud our beloved bus, and father including Iowa.

Zenith Radio Corp. report Reveal Battle for Control Of $220,000,000 W. 0. W. LINCOLN, NEB.

UPt The president of the Woodmen of the World Life Insurance Society said Monday former to rehire the school principal, Harland Hayek, and to increase his salary from $6,500 to $7,000 per year. One teacher, Mrs. Helen Jordan, has indicated she won't be back next year because she wishes to complete work on her degree. The raises will cost the school district $10,350, or about 1.3 mills. That would Des Moines Deaths KtTIRLE -Mrs.

Elms, 73. of 922 Fortieth place, died Monday at home. HA WN Charles, 33. of 605 Watrous died Monday at Iowa Lutheran Hospital. SMITH Infant son of Mr.

anil Mrs. Viieil of 903 Sixth died Monday at Iowa Lutheran Hospital. III.t. Garv. 3.

son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Loll, of Indianola. died Mon- dav at Mercy Hospital. WHITE Alvin.

84, of 3820 Urhan- dale died Monday at Iowa Selev and Rernice Lost and Found ed that it has just ended its most profitable year with net BEAGLE Lost, small male rilTv, 1 rew. A .1 12-29S3. R1LLFOLD lost vlcimtv 2S00 bloik Reaver and 3ith snrf uiumnn Georgia Gov. E. D.

Rivers and some of his associates virtual mill, accepted the award on behalf of employees. income of $16,630,144 or $5.63 a share comoared with Pidgeon Stores To Get Award Pidgeon Stores, 805 S. E. Thirteenth st, will receive a runner-up certificate of distinction in the appliance category of the twelfth annual Brand Name retailer of the year competition, sponsored by Brand Names Foundation, Inc. David D.

Pidgeon, store president, will accept the award at a dinner in New ly have taken over control of liberal reward. CH3-2171 nt 4oi The Des Moines mill topped 116,165 or $4.10 a share in eves the society. iiethodist Hospital. Des Moines Births Son tn: 1958. Sales climbed 33 per CHARM, sterling silver clover-snane.

Lost vie. downtown area or Rivers is chairman of the all other Swift plants in the United States in earnings improvement during the com hns 1-R7-0517 society's board of directors. ctjoNHoCNir ETaTF rr PI.KMONE Mr. in Mrs. Joseph, fif MlaCK Collar With silvee alar.

be $1.30 for each $1,000 of taxable valuation. The school tax levy this year is 45.1 mills. 'Howard M. Lundgren of 516 Leach st. Monday at Mercy Hospital.

pany's four-month "project 8WARTZ Mr. and Mr Richard, of lawyer representing four directors who were present, contended the entire hearing was premature, that no official action to move company headquarters has been taken, and that nothing can be done until a board of directors meeting in Miami, Mar. 28. 934 Twenty-sixth Monday It Iowa Methodist Hospital. progress campaign in 1959.

OfttllCliter toi LEAF Mr. and Mrs. GeraM. of j. pnop.

CKn-6554 I.KATHER PURSE lost In Vic. of fiord and Ashworth Rd. Saturday night. Keep monev, return purse to Mrs Keith Allen, H06 Crescent Line. Fort Madison, la.

Additional Rewa rd 1 PE masses lost within last Tr) days, neighborhood 51st ind Grand. Light frames, ria-k brown color. Reward AM2-fifin York, N. May 6. cent to $260,033,866.

The report said that the firm is now completing arrangements for large scale operation of its Phonevision System of subscription television. The longest and costliest strike in its history cost Kaiser Steel Corp. a net loss of Cites a 'Killing9 New York Bonds Thomas Benton Dies in East at 49 Thomas R. Benton, 49, for-merly industrial relations On 5 Pet. Bonds 1505 Henderson Monday it Mercy Hospital.

Polk Licenses to Wed Leo V. Turner. Stuart, and Mary Knight. Coon Rapids Leonard K. Anderson, lies Moines.

and 22 Notices "Nothing will be done that NEW YORK rAPI Following Is an abbreviated list of domestic corporation will be illegal," assured De moms iiaueo on trie lorn atocK Kxihanye Monday with aalea. lualia. WASHINGTON, D. C. t7P Senator Paul H.

Douglas lows and closing Omaha, is the company president. Testimony on what Lundgren said he regards as a conflict between two factions within the organization were aired at a hearing to which Nebraska Insurance Director William E. Grubbs had summoned 19 directors and offic-: crs. Nine appeared. Rivers sent word that he could not attend because of a conflict-.

ing engagement. Lundgren said he has been shorn of most of his powers as president. A proposal to move the sa les Low In 10U Hish DETECTIVES FOR ACTION Call Bhoafitatl Detective Se-'Vki CH3-344 or CR9-0H0 Vears Confidential Serviil FRATFRVAI. NOTIfH Fs 1 1 jJTTark LoTTue' SS'T AmT4T 4sSS 9 8 Closa 91 DO a 91 $7,401,000 for its 1959 operations, the company said in its annual report. The loss figured to 3.26 a share.

In 111.) said Monday investors have "made a killing" on the 5 per cent government securities issued last October. 90 90 75 ti 77', 91i, manager at Armstrong Rubber Manufacturing Co. in Des Moines, died of complications following heart surgery last Friday in a New Haven, hospital, according to word received here Monday. Mr. Benton lived six years 90 75 82 77 'i 97 9tli 20 82 'i 21! ttrt, 2nd de.

Margaret M. Manny, Des Moinei 19 Seek Divorces Phinet vs. Glenn Flakelv. Helen A. vs.

Fred W. Burl.man. liorothy vs. Roy Norris Rulh Vera vs. Robert Lawrence.

Jones. Marv Ann vs. Harry J. Lewis. Lizzie S.

vs. William J. Bischof. Obtain Divorces Wanda Jean from Wayne Carlton Jennings Mary E. from Donald W.

Dubson. Where's the Fire? Lacy. Grubbs said "220 million dollars are at stake." He said the Nebraska insurance department "can't permit any man or group to promiscuously manipulate" such an organization Lundgren identified Max B. 7 7 97 91'. 24 1 3.) 8 9 5 28 13 2 1958, Kaiser earned $5,422, In a senate speech, Douglas Mar.

22. 7 p. m. Russell Hull. M.

E. Sec :Tii5i.rmcrntrriiTj!r 3rd degrees Mar. 22. 7 8 000, or 76 cents a common share. Net sales for the year Am it AmTT A n.TitT 2 AniToh Atchison 4sU5 CanPao 4a perp ChesfcO 3' s96L) ChiGW 4s8S CM.4PP 4 S2II44 ChiNW cv 4': CCl'SL 4 77 Del Kills 3s7 C.oudi'it h.

2' "65 78', th. Al-T totaled $201,938,000 against H1? 1 H'' 24 ArA Monaco. W'. An.ler-on Sec'v B. P.

1 67 in Des Moines. He moved in Where Shall We Go 14 10 15 $181,179,000 in 1958. Lukens Steel Co. said Mon 1 8 Seven! Ii rescue. M2 Fremont saraee.

A. M. r. m. 7 79 71 67 S4'i 76 8 92S, 5'i'a 62 57 M'j 70i.

33'. 81'. 59 97 company's headquarters from Omaha to a southern state is a "smokescreen" related to Kivers's attempt "to seize 67 54 76 8,1 62 .57 55 70' 33 84' 50 1 97" day it expects 1960 sales to 76 8 7' 92', 57 62 57 i 55', 7(1 33 84 59 920 Fifteenth housa. JludM ili.5s.i7f 19 MoKanT 9 Mol'nc 28 MoPac4 1.R2030f 63 NVv'en 5s 2013 17 NYNH4S2007 28 NorPac 4sM 4 NorPac 3s2047 8 PenRFL .568 2lt hotel Randolph The best place to go for dancing at thi famous Ran-Da-Voo. Band mehtly.

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Neb. at least equal the record of 130 million dollars in 1957. President Charles Lukens Huston, said sales for the 1949 to West Haven, as industrial relations manager for all Armstrong plants. He was a member of Spring Glen Congregational Church, Hamden, Conn. Survivors include his wife, Phyllis, and two daughters, Diane and Gay.

Services will be at 2 p. m. today at Hamden, Conn. WIKrJl IIIIMli Fnllnwdnif are rlosina prices on fof. first 12 weeks of this year eien bonds traded on the New York Gets 2 Days for Leaving Scene Bert Young, 4.3, of 1430 Beaver was sentenced to two days in the city jail Monday by Judge Harry Grund for failing to leave his name Sioek Kxch.inee Monday; Personals 14 AltrlRHs79 .104 T34 should exceed 30 million.

Net income for 1959 to Hurt, executive vice-president, and R. L. Kirk, treasurer, both of Omaha, as colleagues of Rivers. Lundgren said the power bid has been developing for five years, and came to a head last July when Lundgren began resisting it. Testimony disclosed that moving the headquarters has been recommended by an advisory committee to the board of directors.

Lundgren maintained the advisory committee was formed in violation of the society's constitution and taled $2,598,496, or $2.72 per Allstnir72 IOOI4 1H2 100 JunBks57xf 20 Austral3 Vs62 97 KLM S.I-41 cv4V9 102- Relailim P7'V asn404 8f 15 -i control of the organization, Lundgren maintained. A company director, J. E. Long of Albany, N. said the creation of "a cobweb of committees that no one can follow and understand" has been a device in the bid for control.

"I consider all of these maneuvers an attempt to seize control of the society and conduct the management in the way he Rivers sees proper," said Lundgren. G. L. De Lacy, of Omaha, said this helps to show that the Eisenhower administration doesn't need its requested authority to boost the 4 Vi interest ceiling on long- term bonds. He said recent bond trends show it, too.

There is no ceiling on shorter term securities. Douglas criticized the issuance last October of of what he termed "the fabulous fives" notes bearing 5 per (fent interest to run for four years and 10 months, just short of the congressional definition of a long-term security. He said the rate was unnecessarily high. Report Larger Corn Storage WASHINGTON, D. C.

VP) The Agriculture Department reported Monday that farmers had stored bushels of 1959-crop corn under price support loans and purchase agreements through 101 1 and address at the scene of an accident. WIN AWARDS Alpha Phi sorority and Theta Chi fraternity won the annual scholarship trophies awarded as part of Greek Weekend at Drake University. The two organizations also won first-place awards for scholarship improvement. 99 99 Riole.lSs46st 69 SoPaSt6s6sst 92 SerhsCS'is62f 20 SoItnlv5'7 99'i, TokvoKL 6s6 tst 500 IfnSoAf5V4s6S 95'4 UnSnAf 5H.s68new 95 97 BiailKs4 1st 93 Braz Biazd55tst 78 sS4 BisrzCR7s52st 9.1 82's fTlileBsBOt 91 Chile.3s93 101, Ciiha4'ls77 60 lOOH HiShA54s75 lOtn; 95 ItICCnn377 72K Police said Young failed to stop after colliding with a car driven by Jan Yearian, 508 Clark on Feb. 26 at Twenty-first street and Forest avenue.

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STOP AND Have you a drinking problem? If lo wrlta box 2.M 1 Pes Moines. KLDERLY people to board and rm. In my home. CH3-8916, CH3-93QS CARPET layinn and patching, new B914 Crura share. This, he said, reflected a 14-week strike.

In 1958. the firm earned $4,181,986, or $4.38 a share. Northern States Power Co. will construct a one-million-kilowatt steam-power generating plant at Newport, the company announced. Cost is estimated at 170 to 180 million dollars.

The company also has acquired a site at Red Wing, for another million-kilowatt plant to be built after completion of the Newport facility. Smoker the Hoar Approximate nond sales Monnay. 530.000: previoui dav. 4.69IMI00; week ago. 4.957.000; month.

HO, closed; year ago. 5 922 000 in bankruptcy or receivership or beinir reorganized tinder the Bankruptcy Act or aecuritiea assumed by such companies; xi ex interest: at stamped: ct certificate-: nd next day delivery; dealt in flat; matured bonds, negotiability tmpalred by maturity. VES, BUT THERE ARE PEOPLE NOW WERE DOWN BELOW. I'VE GOT TO J' GET TO THE FIRE TOWER ANt? RADIO A WARNING or used, anywhere. CH3-P31 1 YOU'RE CORDIALLY INVITETi I 7Vf- to shop the Classified ads for ni need.

Bargains galore! m- Continued on Next Page February. Wholesale Meat rmCAOO. MONDAY tV. 9 rtept of Aer. i Iss than carlotn Monday: Carcass beef and veal trade npentnr slow.

Cood demand rounds, eomnared to last Friday beef and veal unchanged, lamb mostly $1.00 hipher. pork; loins to 16 00 lower. Boston butts 4 to 8 lbs OO lip. atisrerlbs. 5 lbs.

down. 1 OO hirher: choice steer 3 Last year through producers had put Ir.r.J til lit a A 10-pound power plant that can produce electricity for a year on $10 worth of "I 981,000 bushels of 1958 crop-corn under price support. SNOW ordinary propane gas will be Iowa led with 113,547,000 beef 50O to 700 S45 00647 50: rood steer beef, 400 to Woo lbs $41 .00 fr4SOO: choice heifer beef. 500 to 700 lh S44.09'S4S OO: choice and prima aouare rut beef chucks, $42 0044 50: ro-ime beef loins' 50 to 70 lbs 86.00 91100O: prim beef rib 35 lhj down. S65.00 7oon: primi veal.

90 to 150 lbs S37 00T6O 00: choice and prime placed on the market Tues fftdrd and hi.ltM wht. pr hnnr for loftdfr 0 MIXDIOI Call AM 6-OBOJ. bushels this year. Nebraska followed with 73,804.000 followed by Illinois with day, General Instrument lamh. 3.5 to 55 lbs, 48 0050 OO; rork 1nm tn 17 lbs 42.00r44 OO; Corp.

said. The device employs thermoelectric power 421.000 and Indiana with Foston MlftS 4 to SI generation in which heat is 25,422,000. I J37 00940.00. 'r "VI r4on. snarerjbi i lb.

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