Reno Gazette-Journal from Reno, Nevada • Page 8

8 RENO EVENING GAZETTE AUGUST 10, 1962 i cx-rresmeni from New York Baring Rival Hurls Challenge LAS VEGAS (AP) Dist WEATHER Information as furnished by the U. S. Weather Bureau at the Reno Municipal Airport. Temperatures hloti and low for 24 hours ending at 4:30 a.m. Aug.

10, 1962. Nevada-California Stations RENO 73 30 Austin 75 42 Ormsby Asks Plans Change For U. S. 395 Gazette-Journal Top Official Skips Pair Of Meetings CARSON CITY (AP) Atty Flood Project East of Sparks Costs $49,507 Gazette-Journal Carson Oty Bureau A $49,507 contract for a flash flood control project on U. S.

Hoover Feted Water Compact Negotiation End Sought Today's Closing Stock Quotations STOCK AVERAGES (Compiled By The Associated Press) Aua. 10 Mind ISRIs. 15 Utl 60 Sts Atty. John Mendoza, a Democratic candidate for Nevada's Battle Mountain 70 39 Bishop 91 Corson 73 39 Elko 81 40 lone seat in the House of Repre On Birthday (Continued from Page 1) Carson City Bureau Ormsby County commissioners Gen. Charles Springer missed two meetings Thursday and caused cancelation of a third.

sentatives, today challenged in SACRAMENTO (AP) A Cali Highway 40 ten miles east of Friday 308.6 10I.V HA.i zi.r ElV 86 46 Fallon 81 46 Las Vegas 102 74 Lovelock 76 39 Twi 88 53 A .2 A .4 Thursday asked the State High Net Chang Prev. dav fornia official called today for an Springer, who was. reported to A .1 217.8 219.8 219.8 254.4 Sparks was awarded, to Carson Frazzini of Reno Thursday by tha State Hietiwav Board. way Board to eliminate plans for end of water, negotiations with'" ed States to be able to appear as controlled access along U. S.

INevada unless agreement be out of town, missed sessions of the State Highway and Prison 124.0 124.5 123.0 132.8 142.9 110.3 148.9 IS Year ago .3 102.2 104.1 106.3 131.4 127.2 97.0 130.5 112.2 308.2 311.0 310.8 372.6 377.1 285.8 384.1 319.5 Mi a guest speaker at the dedication. cumbent Rep. Walter to "deny any affiliation with the John Birch Society and explain his role in the national indignation convention." "The Birch Society and Bar 1962 high Highway 395 south of Carson City 200.6 1 President John TV Kptitimtv io in Boards. A scheduled Board of Wlnnemuccs Sacramento 82 Stead Air Fore Bas 34 Susanville 7 40 FORECASTS RENO AND VICINITY Fair tonight and Saturday, rising temperatures. Predicted high -today 82, low Saturday mnmlrui 39 htah Saturday 66.

The firm's bid was the lowest of five submitted. Four other bids ranged upward to $83,170. The. en to its junction with Clear Creek 1962 low 1961 high 1961 low wasmiigiun ana ionner rresiaeni 111.8 219.4 Road. Dwight D.

Eisenhower is touring Examiners meeting was cancelled. The highway board discussed The board took the matter un Europe. der consideration. jvienaoza saia in a press release, "express identical views EASTERN NEVADA Fair tonloht and Saturday. Warmer In south portion The Hoover Library, a hand Reno freeway problems with gineering estimate was $50,000 for the job.

The project calls for installing 160. feet of sfeel bin walls on nri i A.t Washoe County commissioners and Saturdav. SIERRA. WESTERN NEVADA Fair some stone-faced building, stands on a 28-acre park near the two- on the major issues of our time, and the indignation convention, inMt nH ctiriv. rlsino temperatures.

i members of the United Freeway Association. The board advised ACF Indus Air Reduc A Keg Lud Allied Ch Allied Strs Alum Ltd Alcoa Alum Am Air Lin Amn Can Amn Cyan Am Motors Am Potash Amn Smelt SOUTHERN NEVADA -toUSTY winu room cottage where he was born which the Nevada congressman Commissioners approved limited access for the road from one mile south of the city limits to the Clear Creek Junction in 1355, but now say conditions have changed. tonight. Sunny Saturday, time Temperature change. in 1874, near the muddy creek he uie mtAajrran run seuuon in ma Truckee River Canyon.

The area was damaged by flooding last year. critics of Interstate 80 in the Reno area to take their complaints to reached by the end of this year. A. M. Barton, chairman of the California-Nevada interstate-compact Commission, made his remarks at the commission convened in Sacramento.

Barton said the seven-year negotiations between the two states have resulted in only limited progress. "We should inform the Nevada effort to achieve a compact by the end of the current fiscal year," Barton said in a statement. "This would require agreement in principle on all major provisions by Jan. 15. "Failing this, we should also inform the Nevada Commission supported, has openly charged both the Eisenhower and Kennedy administration with treason.

I 1A hnin. none: total TO date, the U. S. Bureau of Public Roads. Discussion ol the capital im Baring owes the voters of Nevada Amn Too swam in and the bill where he rode sleds as a boy.

It was here too, that Hoover was orphaned at the age of 10 and from here was moved by relatives to Oregon with a total wealth of 20 cents in cash and a provements program for the Amn 'Vise an .46 of an Inch; this time'last vear, .41 of an inch; normal to date, JO of an today. 8:02 p.m. SUNRISE Saturday, 6:08 a.m. LAKE TAHOE ELEVATION Today: 6,224 39 feet above sea level. Thursday: 6,224.42 feet abovt sea level.

They claim that the area has built up considerably during the past few years, and is now a natural extension of the Carson Ampex Cp State Prison was postponed. Gov, Mendoza said Barine's sunDort' Anacon Co Armco Stl Grant Sawyer, prison board of the Birch-type philosophy wasl Armour Co City business district. chairman, said he felt the entire Atchsn Top Avco Corp Ormsby County Dist. Atty. Tom wardrobe limited to the suit he board should be present.

Beckman In Ross told the board that front Sawyer and Secretary of State John Koontz, the other board wore. CAREER MOMENTOES age roads proposed by the State that we propose to recommend to Highway Department would ruin TOP SOIL Sagebrush Sandy Loam DECOMPOSED GRANITE FOR DRIVEWAYS FREE ESTIMATES ON NEW LAWNS Equipment Rental EL 5-4483 EL 5-3601 SEABERRY-DEPAOLI LANDSCAPING Bendix Av Beth Steel Boeing Air Borden Co Borg Warn Burroughs member present, voted to send The library now tells much of Stardust Hotel Court Regulation Ordered Eased the program to the State Plan- me for de the long, remarkable career that the Legislature that California terminate negotiations." shown in "his demand for a house cleaning in the state department; i his isolationist and high tariff stand by his recent vote against the reciprocal trade program and foreign aid authorization; his stand against the Reno urban renewal program; his branding of President Kennedy's federal aid to education and medical care for the aged programs as 'sodal- velopment. Commissioners, the ning Board for its consideration. Cal Pack Cam Soup followed. There are mementoes of Hoover's worldwide travels as a city council, and the people are on record that they don't want Case, J.I.

Cater Trac The two states have been agreement on a compact governing water rights and uses on Main item of business for the postponed board of examiners meeting was expected to be the mining engineer. There is one Celanese Co frontage roads, Ross said. room full of empty flour sacks. The flour had been sent to Europe Roland Chabros, who owns prop Lake Tahoe and the Truckee, Carson and Walker Rivers. CARSON CITY (AP) A petition was granted in federal court erty near the junction, made a pay for Legislative Counsel Bureau auditor Elmo DeWhitt.

Springer issued an opinion last week saying DeWhitt was hired plea to the board that controlled Thursday to ease federal court access was spoiling chances to Barton said the commission has spent 5600,000 since- it was created in 1955 and has sufficient information available to agree on supervision of the reorganized Stardust Hotel on the Las Vegas develop his property. 68 51 32'4 S7V2 21 604 173a 44H 39H 15 31 "4 49" 109 30 56 13V4 40'4 473,4 38H 21 rm sv- 33 387a 50H 38 38' 25 94 31 Vi 34'4 50 48', 42 S9'4 25V, 43' 73 2T4 47V, 49 45V 44V 38V4 19 4' 43 18'4 95 19 16V4 65 41 9 22' 24'4 67 52 19 21 35' 44 29 274 34 21 53 364 20 36' 375 46 tV'l 39 when Hoover was food relief administrator during the first world war. The sacks now in the library were ornately embroidered and sent back to Hoover by grateful Europeans. Johns Man 42 Jones 46 Kaiser Alu 34 Kenne Cop 7WA LOF Glass 50 Libby McN 11 Litton Ind 101 Lockh Aire 49 Macy R.H. 88 34 Minn M8.M 49 Monsan Oi 37'4 Mont Ward 26 Motrla Inc 65 Nat Biscuit 39 Nat Csh 83 Nat Dairy 55 Nat Distil 24 Nat Lead 69 NY Central 12 No Am Av 65 Nor Pacific 33 Northrp Air 24Vi Olin Math 32 Pac 29 Pac Light 56 Pac 30 Pack Bell 9 Pan Amn 19 Param Pict Parke Dav 22Vi Penney JC 39', Penna RR VA Pepsi Cola 40'ti Phel Dodge 51 Vi Philio Mor 7Hi Phillips Pet 46 Proct 8- Radio Corp 43 Raythn Mfg 30 Repub Stl 36 Rexall Drg 23 Reyn Met 28 Rey Tobac 44 Rheem Mfg 10'i Richfld Oil 38 Safeway St 39V St.

Regis Pa 25 Schenley In 18V, Sears Roeb 68'i Shell Oil Co 32V, Sinclair Oil 30 Socony Mbl 50 Si Cal Ed 267's SOU Pacific 24 Sperrv Ran Std Brand 56' Std Oit Cat 54'-' Std Oil Ind 43 Std OH NJ 51 Stand Pkg 13 Studebaker 7 Swift e- Co 33 Tenn Gas 21 Texaco Inc 51' Texas Inst 58 Thiokol Ch 26 Tldewat Oil 16 Tran A ir 9 Transamer 37 Twent Cen 22 Un Carb 89V, Un Oil Cal Un Pacific 30 Unit Air 30 Unit Ajrcft 45V, Borax 25' Gypsm 69 Rub 42'4 Steel 44 Varian Ao 30 Warn Pic 12 Westg Air 24 Westg Elec 26 Woolworht 67 Zenith Rad 48 The highway board also heard StriP- a compact a plea from Gus Myeyers of Reno Chrys Corp Cities Svc Clevlte Cp Cols Palm Col Brd Sys Colum Gas Comw Ed Con Edison Containers Contl Can Contl Oil Corn prod Crane Co Crown Zell Curtiss Wr Deere Co Disney Pd Doug Aire Dow Chem duPnt Co East Air East Kod Judge John K. Koss granted me and is being paid illegally. The board of examiners held up DeWhitt's pay last month pending the legal opinion. They had questioned his 59-an-hour pay and 32-hour work week. that his 1.92 acres of land on the petition filed by the corporation northeast corner of Kietzke and Vital Statistics There is an elaborate scroll of that owns the plush hotel, me landlord group is headed by Mrs.

NORTH VIRGINIA AT FIFTH SHOP SATURDAY 10 TILL 6 thanks sent Hoover by a grateful East Plumb Lane is worth not the $56,600 the highway BIRTHS Rella Factor, widow of Jake Fac AVANSINO In Reno. Auff. 9, 1962, to Mr. and Mrs. John Avansino of Reno, tor, who acquired a major in department has offered.

The board agreed to check fur Communist government of Russia in 1923 a gesture the Russians have since denied making, but a daughter. terest before his death. OOCKRELL In Reno, Aoo. 9, 1962, to Mr. and Mrs.

Darwin CockreH of Reno, The court order authorizes ther before condemnation pro which Hoover can prove down to bankruotcv trustee Paul McDer- ceedings are started. the box and wrapping the scroll Guilty Pleas Are Entered By Two Men mott to begin preparing legal came in. documents to transfer hotel prop There are documents and me mentoes oi Hoovers career as secretary of commerce and as Tholl Residence Burns at Tahoe erty to the reorganized corporation. Actual transfer hinges on payment of $876,622 owed on a promissory note. Six years of bankruptcy proceed- a dauahter.

MEYER In Reno, Aug. 9, 1962, to Mr. and Mrs. Goerse R. Meyer of Reno, a daughter.

PARKS In Reno, Auo. 1962, to Mr. and Mrs. imes W. Parks of Sun Valley, a daughter.

THOMPSON In Reno, Auo. 9, 1962, to Mr. and Mrs. Fred R. Thompson of Reno, a ton.

DEATHS RUSS5LL Funeral services for George Hardin Russell In the Sierra Chapel of Walton Funeral Home, Monday at 11 a.m. under the direction of Reno Lodge No. 13 buiral In the Masonic Section of Mountain View Cemetery. Friends may call at Walton Funeral Home on Saturday and Sunday. president from 1928 to 1932.

Hoov Two men who pleaded guilty to er was the first president to keep drunken driving charges were Tnr! hpp-an in 1956 when pro- sentenced Tuesday in Reno Justice El Paso NS Fed Monul Flintk Co FMC Corp Ford Mot Forem Dalr Frueh Tlr Tent Dvna Gen I Elec Gen I Food Gen Motors Gen Refrac Genl Gen) Tire Ga Pac CP Goodrich Goodyear Greyhound Gulf Oil Hew Pack Homestake Hunt Foods Ideal Cem Inland Stl Int Bus Intl Harv Intl Nickel Intl Paper Intl TIT STATELTNE The home OI i fQ. Tnmi rv-vmpm Hl(VT with the Court. Richard Graham, 47, of 305 Paul Tholl Sr. of Sparks was destroyed by fire Wednesday after lUUtLi wuj hotel still under construction. The group headed by Mrs.

Factor spent more than $4 million to keeD the hotel in operation. HAWK.ES Graveside services for noon. The house, on Friday avenue, 4th St. was fined $200 in lieu of 50 days in jail for an infraction on U. S.

Highway 40 June 27. Herbert J. Bidwell, 610 Mar- was constructed 30 years ago of About $3.5 million of that amount went to pay off back grove St, changed his plea of John J. Hawkes Saturday noon in Our Mother of Sorrows Cemetery. Friends may call at the O'Brien-Rogers Chapel until 11:45 a.m.

Saturday. CALLAHAN Funeral services for John H. Callahan in Sierra Chapel of Walton Funeral Home Saturday at 9:30 a.m. Requiem Mass In the Church of St. Albert the Great, at 10 a.m.; burial In Mountain View Cemetery; Rosary In lodgepole and shingles.

ThoH's son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. a telephone on his desk in the! White House and both the desk and the phone (National 1414) are now in the library here. BOYS CLUB There are priceless, Chinese vases and a huge Peruvian robe 2,000 years old among the gifts the former president received in his long career.

But among the testimonials he prizes most is a citation from the Boys Club of Houston which says "Herbert Hoover is a good egg." Attached to it is a glass egg. Hoover has headed National Boys Club fund drives for years. debts. Judge Ross approved the reor Cross and their children of Reno ganization in 1957 and a group of gamblers from the neighboring the Walton Funeral Home Friday at were in the home when the blaze started. They escaped uninjured.

7 p.m. WORN In Reno, Aug. 1962: Mrs. June 20 to guilty and was fined $200 for driving while intoxicated and $25 for not having a license in his possession. Justice of the Peace William R.

Beemer gave him until Aug. 25 to pay a balance of $125. In both cases, suspension of licenses for six months was Desert Inn leased Stardust gaming facilities. The blaze started beneath the liv NEW YORK SALES Stocks $2,470,000 Bonds (3,400,000 DOW JONES AVERAGES 30 Industrials 592.32 up 1.13 Kate Bender Worn, widow of George Pcxts Worn: mother of Charles ing room, firemen said. Worn and grandmother of Susan Worn Men operating three pumper Bender of 1 20 Rails 119.54 down 0.31 Saratoga.

115 Utilities 117.06 down 0.05 Chairman sister of Homer c. George Austin Worn of units of the Lake Valley Fire De There are awards and testimon 03 dTOKS UP U.VT STOCK INDEX partment kept the flames from spreading to nearby and Mrs. Mel Krchner of 1530 Har NEW YORK (AP) Standard and i vard Way served as chairman in ials and keys to cities and honorary college degrees. TWO DEGREES Poor's 500 stock Index: Net other dwellings. the Reno area for Monmouth Col High Low Close Change 425 Industrials 60.55 59.81 60.23 .08 25 Railroads 27.71 27.45 27.59 .04 lege's annual Alumni Loyalty Among the honors awaiting him sister of Homer C.

Bender of Sookane, and Mrs. Jay A. Carpenter of Reno: sister-in-law of Mrs. Homer C. Bender; aunt of Mrs.

O. Perry Riker, Marvin and Frank Humphrey and Frank Bender of Reno, David Bender of Whlttler, Philip Ben-der of Ford, Clayton Carpenter of Yerington and Vinson Brown of Healdsburg, Calif. Private funeral services were held Friday afternoon In the Walton Funeral Home wih Rev. Edon P. Sheoperd of Trinity Episcopal Church clergyman; cremation at Mountain View Crematory.

Fund program. The college is in 50 Utilities 56.54 55.97 56.30 .13 500 Stocks 57.85 57.16 57.55 .08 today were two more degrees Luggage Found Between Tracks Is Identified Scuba Diving At Reno Illinois. MOTOROLA CAR RADIO Remains of luggage burned be Bill Campbell, aquatics director at the Reno YMCA, has an-1 nounced that the will offer! tween railroad tracks west of Reno early Monday have been BUTTER AND EGGS SAN FRANCISCO (AP)-Butter prices to retailers: Grades in 1 lb prints 66-70; Ys 67-70x2 cents. SAN FRANCISCO (AP) Egg prices to retailers: Extra large A 39-44 cases, 42-48 cartons; large AA 33-39 cases, 36-42 cartons; CHICAGO GRAIN CHICAGO (AP) Closing quotations: HEAT Sep, 2.07-07U; Dec, 2.13- Mar, 2.I8V4-V,; May, 2.16-'4. CORN Sep, 1.05'4-; Dec, 1.0646; Mar.

1.09: May, 1.12; Jut, 1.14. identified as loot from a Reno auto burglary, according to Reno this time from the University of Missouri and Washington University in St. Louis. These make a grand total of 87 honorary degrees received by Hoover. Meanwhile, the little crossroads town of West Branch (population 1,053) has never seen such excitement For days the Volunteer Fire Department has been hosing down and brushing the summer dust off its tree-lined streets.

Civic clubs and church groups have strung up flags and bunting. The section which townsfolk call "uptown" also has been spruced OATS Sep, 61; Dec, Mar, 66: May, 66; Jul, 64. RYE Sep, 1.19'i-; Dec, 1.i'A-i; Mar, 1.20-; May, 1.21-. SELECTED MUTUALS an eight-week course in scuba! diving beginning Aug. 14.

The instruction, divided into lectures and pool work, includes diving physics, medical and physiological aspects, marine life and environment, and practical use and care of equipment. The class will meet every Tuesday night from 7 to 9:30, Campbell will be aided by instructors Jim McCartin and Dick Pietz. police. Mr. and Mrs.

Wilmer Gallup of Scituate, reported the loss. Gallup identified a small tape recorder and cans of film found near the fire, police said. Police found their car's conver Fit foreign and Konomy can! Model 320T Is your answer If you own a car with a 12-votl electrical system, either positive or negative ground. All transistor. Tone control.

39'5 Plus antenna WeJ Walker Electronics 917 Wilson Ave. FA 2-5520 Bid Asked Affiliated Funds 7.08 7.76 American Mutual Fund 8.07 8.82 Axe-Houghton 7.87 8.55 Boston Fund 9 1 -41 large A 31-37 cases, 34-40 cartons; medium AA 27-33 cases, 30-36 cartons; medium A 26-32 cases, 29-35 cartons; small AA 16-21 cases, 19-24 cartons; small A 14-20 cases, 17-23 cartons. Broad St. Inv 11.se Bullock Fund 1V50 12.61 tible top cut at 1 a.m. Monday Chemical Fund and an hour later a Washoe Coun up.

This is an intersection containing one hotel, one bank, the post office, Peterson's Variety Store, the "Town Tap and Cafe," ty Sheriff's deputy spotted the OVER THE COUNTER (These figures from the National Association of Securities Dealers do not fire. represent actual transactions. They are 1.71 1U.UJ 10.14 11.08 8.99 9.83 9 92 10.84 7.28 7.98 8.30 9.10 2.94 3.23 14.24 15.48 11.25 12.27 11.81 12.76 7.34 7.98 13.82 1494 3.76 4.12 the Edwards well drilling estab intended as a guide to the approximate price range.) Colonial Fund Commonwealth Inv. Delaware Fund Diversified Gr. Stock Fund Diversified Invest Dividend Shares Dreyfus Fund Eaton Howard Eaton 8.

Howard Stock Fidelity Capital Fund Fidelity Fund Financial Ind. Fund Fundamental Inv Common Stock Fund Water Meeting lishment, a grocery, two hardware stores and two filling LAS VEGAS (AP) City commissioners and directors of the Downey street was a stagecoach 9.14 8.34 Bank America Crocker-Anglo Kaiser Steel Lucky Stores Pacific Far East Southwest Gas Wells Fargo United California Bank Yuba Consolidated Nevada Corporati Bonanza Airlines First Western Financial Las Vegas Valley Water District route when Hoover lived there. 11.48 12.57 4.88 4.47 Hamilton Fund H-C-7 53V4 44 471, 21 22 14 16 10', 12 25 26 60'j 40 43 1 1 I 434 5 16 17 36 38 28 25 28 27 30 Hamilton Fund H-DA 4 38 Incorp. Income 8.85 9.67 Investment 6.30 4.89 will meet next week to discuss water development in the western portion of the city. No date has been set for the meeting.

Institutional Growth 8.89 9.73 Where's Owner? Reno police are trying to locate O'BRIEN-ROGERS FUNERAL HOME 220 W. 2nd. Reno, Nevada PHONE FA 3-6191 PRE-NEED ARRANGEMENTS EASY PAYMENT PLAN EVERY CONSIDERATION PERSONAL FINANCIAL WM. CROSBY -PRESIDENT G. A.

ROGERS -VICE PRESIDENT EVELYNE E. MUSSON SECRETARY Ample FREE PARKING at Chevron Station Invest. CO. of Amerlac 8-95 9.78 Nevada Power Co. Sierra Pacific Power Co.

Southwest Gas Southwest Gas Conv Pfd Investors Mutual Corp 10 48 11.32 Investors Stock Fund 15.84 17.12 Invest. Variable Fund 5.67 6.13 Keystone C-F-K-J 4.51 4.93 Keystone C-F-S-2 10.96 11.96 Keystone C--S-4 3.65 3.99 Lazard Fund 13 V4 14 Loomis-Sayles Mutual 10.05 14.05 TREND OF STAPLE PRICES NEW YORK (AP) The Associated Press weighted wholesale price index of 35 commodities advanced to 162.95. Previous dav 162.80, week auo 163.08, month ago 162.11, year ago 165.96. 1962 1961 19n 1959 HOME BUYERS DEAL DIRECT JED'S LAND DEVELOPMENT COMPANY FA 9-0588 the owner of five suitcases, aj guitar and other personal effects' found in the Fine Arts Building at the University of Nevada by night watchman John Kimpton. Police don't know whether they were stolen or left there intentionally, 12.45 13.61 Mass.

Investors Trust High 166.84 1 66.69 1 70.42 173.08 Low 159.99 160.78 159.76 165.93 684 7.48 12.65 13.68 691 7.8S 11.13 12.16 13.74 14 93 7.5? 8.25 8.12 8.78 .34 36 (1926 average equals 100) BOND AVERAGES Mass. Inv. Growth Stock National Invest. National Sec. Growth One William St Putnam, Georpe Fund Putnam Growth Selected American Shares State St.

Inv Telev Fund Transwestern United Accum. Fund United Income Fund United Science Fund Wellington Fund 6.79 7.40 4.18 4.58 12 38 13.53 ,10.78 11.78 5.69 6.22 13.44 14.65 (Compiled By The Associated Press Aug. 10 20 10 10 10 10 Rails Ind Frn. LY Friday 76.9 97.S 87.1 84.2 92.0 Net Change Unch Unch .1 Uficn A .1 Prev dav 76 9 97.5 87.2 86? 91.9 Week ago 77.0 97.8 87.0 86.6 91.8 Month a9 0 77.5 98.7 87.2 86 8 92 2 Year ago 76.5 99.9 84.7 83.7 90.5 1962 high 78 7 102.2 88 6 87.8 94.4 1962 low 76.1 96.7 85.7 85.9 91.3 1061 high 78.7 103,7 88.2 86 3 93 4 1961 low 75.9 95.5 84.5 83.0 90.1 Wk Investors Group: Mutual Stock Select Var Pay 10.48 15.14 10.2? 5.67 11.3? 17.1? 10.93 6.13 An Idea for you, DAD take the little woman out to an A Drive-In for Dinner tonight Pack the Kids in the Back Seat AND CASH POSITION OF THE U. S.

TREASURY WASHINGTON (AP) The cash posl tion of the Treasury compared with corresponding date a year ago. Aug. 7, 1962 Aug. 7, 1961 Balance 5,797,225,905.70 5,507,738,225.63 Deposit! fiscal year Jury 1 6,674,643,686.01 5,195,156,078.38 Withdrawali fiscal year 12,149,313,747.27 10,351,416,661.03 Total debt (X) $292,275,326,482.32 Gold assets 16,147,172,168.11 17,526,644,113.34 (X) Includes $432,351,001.65 debt not subject to statutory limit. LET'S GO -NO! You won't even NEED YOUR SHOES STAY COMFORTABLE! DINNER AT AN DRIVE IN P.

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