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fZ KJ WfAIKIS MAP I Stock Exchange List More About Anti-Censure SON 80S Richfield OU Ft Lauderdale Daily News 12-A 18. 1954 More About WFTL-TV 44 74'-. Open Cbg Noon Chi. 1 p.m 30Ind 378.75 379.37 .32 20 Rail 129 06 .25 12 3 07 15 Utll 60 27 60 38 44'. 44 a 74'.

74 No sales Safeway Stores Seabd Air Line Ry Seaboard Finan DOW JONES AVERAGES Furnished Fr PrWata Wires THOMSON McENNON (Continued from Page 1-A) 3l G. Crommelin. USN heading drive under the national chair- St. Regis Paper 34' Schenlev Dist Jl Sears Roebuck 78 0H 0V, i se7vel Inc 7i lOulf OU WH A 6H High Low Noon 2m Acffll Steel J5' 351 -H- Heyden Chemical No sales i Homestaka 'Mining No sales 'Household Fman 31V 31'- Sinclair Oil Socony-Vac Oil Southern Corp. 3H4 Southern Ry.

28', 28'i Admiral Corp 2 Air Reduction 3 28 4' m. 9 3ra 89' 34 311 77S 46 45', 16'. 69 40H 37 1 100 40-, 10- 19 V. 83 Sperry Corp. I Allied Cham Dye 95 M'-i (Continued from Page 1-A) vision station, since we recently acquired KPTV in Portland.

Oregon." Over a year ago Storer had attempted to become an entry Stand Brand! Allied Storei SO1. SO AUla-Chalmera 74 7m Amer Airlines 1H 1L. Houiton Oil 0 Houston Lighting 354 I HI Central M', Inland Steel 68' Int Harvester 36- Int Nick Can 34 Int Paper 2 Int Tel ft Tel 2H Aner Brod Para 21T. 21H I American Can 42'. 41' 7 imanship of Lt.

Gen. George E. 4Histratemeyer. USAF of Win-49 I ter Park, ha reported 'terrific" i response to the campaign. 40.

He said 150,000 request had received and that signed peti- are coming in "heavily" to 40' the Roosevelt Hotel headquarters. several Legionnaires called at the headquarters yester-ijv. day to obtain copies of the petl- "i tlona. One identified himself as James Jb. White.

Americanism Chairman of the Westchester. N.Y.. county committee of the Legion. He took 'ggl'OO petition forms, saying he 6 wanted to obtain at least 1,000 sig-54' natures. 35 iaif4 flStt rtinrltl fnf I Amer Car Fndry 45 44 'Amer Cynamid 95 50Vi 74 21 'a 42 45 49'.

40'. 23 42', 2d1-. 173'a 22', 43'. Stand OU of Ind 1. SUnd Oil of lOO'i Stand OU of Ohio Studebaker Pack Sunray Oil 19V Texas Co 831.

Texas Qulf Sulph 131' Tidewater Oil J7 Ttmken Roll Bear 4 Twent-Cent-Fox 39 TJ I Amer Qas Elec 40' 40' into the South Florida television: picture by filing for one of the two remaining VHF channels assigned to the Miami area. Since he already owned five television stations. however, which is the maximum the'FCC Am Rad St Sta San 23 22 7 Amer Smelt Ret 42'-, 42 lAmer Steel Fndrg 29'. 29i Amer Tel It Tel 173' a 173' I Amer Woolen 22'a 21s. 17 90 31H J.

I. Casa Johns-Manvtlle Jones Steel -K a hPn ill 35', 56H 67. 3SH 54S 82'. 241-. 17.

90 30'. 71'. 94'. 47', 30 48' 4 17s. 76 59'.

44 89 '1 35 J61 67. 36H 51. 811- 24W 1TH 90 30'i 71 94'. 45 30 48 17'-, 76 59'. 44 17'.

23' 1 26'a 24 'Anaconda Copper 43s. 43 L. Union Carb ft Carb l'i Union Pacif Rv I lew iempercrtvres end Arec I r- r0- 2 1 i Anchor-Rocking Ol No sale. Artfo Oil No sales 120t 26' 48 38 1 81 144L. 67'.

6 54'. 54'. 16', 41 66 19'. 71. 95 30 48 Kana City Sou Kennecott Copper Kern County Kresge Co Kroger Groc tt is1 41' United Aircraft 68 'a United Corp 6'.

United Fruit S4' Union Oil of Calif 55'. U. S. Lines 16'. U.

S. Rubber 41 'a S. Steel 68 Warner Bros. Pict. 19'.

75, Wheeling Steel 49'. White Motors 33'a Warren Petroleum 46 Woolworth Armco Steel AS1. Armour Co 11. Ashland Oil ll'i Asso Dry Goods 28'. Atch Topeka SF.

122'. Atlantic Refin 33. Avco Mfg. Co 5' Baltlwin I.nco 10'. Bait Ohio 32 Benquet Mining 13 16 Bpncix Aviation 99' petitions had come from "almost every state in the union," and that S2.000 in unsolicited contributions had arrived to help defray cost of the drive.

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32 13 16 99'a 94 6P 62' ll'i ll'a 28 121'j 33', 5. 10'. 3P. 13 16 99 92', 61' 67 then allowed. Storer was not permitted to file for one of the Miami VHF outlets.

Early this fall the FCC revised its regulations, however, to permit ownership of five VHF stations and two UHF stations by one interest and this change' has now permitted Storer to achieve one of his fondest objectives acquisition of a television station in the rich Miami-Ft. Lauderdalp area In addition to its WFTL-TV acquisition the Storer Broadcasting' Co. now operates sta 74. 49'. 33' a 45', 50', 26': 24 Jtj Cv3'Xr Tewperaftjr Figure Shaw fiwbi xL-X-? Average ff Area VX fT iiSr50 i-ri Arrow Dctw Wind flew fg 60 Sj Nov.

1 8 1 954 Hfgh and lews in Irxhet 49', 33' 45' 51' 22' 13' 62' 88' 94' 62' 67 Ynrk Corp. 22'. 22 Younjrst Steel Door 13s, 13' Youngst ft 63'a 62' Zenith Radio 91H 88' LeHigh Val Ry 175s Libby Glass 76 1 ig is Myers Tob 59T. Lockheed Aircraft 44'. Loews Inc 17'.

Lonllard 23' a Macy 26' 4 Magnavox 24'. Glenn L. Martin 21' 4 Melville Siioe No Marshal! Co 3P. McCrory Stores 14' Mld-Cont. Pet 94'a Montg Ward is Co 72', Motorola 53 Natl Airlines IS'i Nail Biscuit 41 Nat! Gypsum 49' Natl Lead 57'5 Natl Supply Natl Theatres 9 Cent P.y 24 No Am Aviation 447( No sales 34 33T No sales Beth Steel Boem Airplane Borden Co.

1 Bore Warner Brldpept Brass Brings Mfg. Burvrus-Ene Bucid Co Ruilard Co. Burroughs Add 32 14' 44 31'. 14', 44 24 1 4 WE RECOMMEND MUTUAL FUNDS For Recolar Monthly Lucerne ROMAN JOHNSON Investment SecurUimt 451 E. Las Olas Blvd.

Phone JA 3-6586 (AP Wirephoto Mapi Tennessee and Alabama. It will be cooler over the central gulf states and the central Missouri valley with little change in temperature elsewhere. WEATHER BUREAU FORECAST Rain or showers are expected tonight over the northwest and from northern New England southwestward to western GIRL BACK HOME HALLANDALE The search for Jeaneue Francis. 13. ended yesterday when she was returned unharmed to her parents at 108 NW Fourth Ave.

Police said1 the girl was found at a Dania restaurant She disappeared Monday after a family 29 55 22 s. 38', 62' i Canadian Pac.f Carrier Corp. i Celanese Ches Ohio Ry. Chrysler C. I.

Cities Service 110'a Clinton Foods 37 Colgate No 63' 1 61' 62 70 3S 61 a 451, 110 36'. ales 15'. 511. 18'. 44 44 67', 5 151.

51'. 1R1 a 44 441. el'. 31'. 14 4 94'.

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14', 47 64 36', 69'. 28'. 64'. 62 'a 93' a 37' 34', 69 38', Colum Gas Eiec Coml Credit Crnnl Solvents Commonwlth F.riis Consolid Edison Conta Corp of Am. FOUNDED 1885 Temporal res High and low temperature rea Bahia-Mar Summary 8 am.

Noon North Pacif Ry -O Ohio Oil Co Otis Elev Owens-Corning Owens-Ill. Glass Pacif West Oil Pacif Gas Kc Pan Am Airways Param Pict Parke-Davis Pennsyl Ry Pepsi-Cola Phelps-Dodpe Phillips Petrol a 31 14'a 44 24'. 29' 54'. 22'a 381, 6T 46'. 110 37 15' sr.

18'a 44 44'b 67', 78'4 10'i 70': 22' 1 37', 13', 33' 1 95 33', 17 91' 149' 35' 68 Barometer ilnchesi 29 94 Continental Can 781. 29.94 for 24-hour period ending at 8 6lliESTi. Nov. 18. 1954 801 FLORIDA Lauderdale 83 67 Ocaia 82 72 I-orrcasts FT.

I.AIDERDALE AND VH1MTT: Mostly sunny this afternoon and Friday except for chance of a brief afternoon shower. Fair foment. Hish this afternoon 85. Low tomcht 65 to 68. Light variable winds, i (mint near to rjartlv cloudv Humidity iper centi Temperature 78', 10', 70' 22, 37' 4 13', 10' 71 22 37' 131 Continental Mot Continental Oil Cosden Petroleum Crane Co.

-Curuss Wright tions WJBK-AM-TV WAGA-AM-FM-TV Atlanta, WBRC-AM-TV Birmingham, SPD-AM-FM-TV Toledo. VVGBS-AM-FM Miami. WJW- AM-FM. CleveJand. WXEL-; TV.

Cleveland, and KPTV in; Portland. The Storer headquarters in Miami Beach told The Daily News today that the first step; in plans to greatly enlarge thej WFTL-TV coverage facilities' would be to increase the power of the station from it3 present, 20.000 watts to 276.000 watts be- fore Christmas Day. Operation will continue under this interim power basis pending the completion of a 1.000-foot tower and antennae with one million watts power, the maximum per-' mitted. under FCC regulations. As far as programming is concerned the Storer interests, indicated that steps would be; taken almost immediately to greatly' enlarge the present pro-, scramming: of the local UHF out-; let.

"In the very near future such; outstanding NBC programs as 'Today'. 'Home' and many other features will be broadcast the new operators disclosed. iHigh i last 24 hours) Low (last 24 hoursi I Mean temperature Wind velocity MPH 3S'2 44 16'. 33' a 14', 47 65', .37 69' a 28'. 65 62', 93', W-NW 67 1 Apalachi( ola 75 Ft.

Myers 2-3 a West .00 Miami n- THOMSON MSKINNON BROKERS IN SECURITIES AND COMMODITIES 107 East Las Olas Blvd. Phone: JA 2-1791 William B. llulett, Manager Write for our current Investment Survey MEMBERS NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE AND OTHER PRINClPAl 78 55 79 58 71 57 72 59 77 CO 82 67 72 57 73 50 68 58 74 61 77 60 33'' 94' 33T 95' Total precipitation last 24 hours Total precipitation November to date 'To'a! precipitation year 1 07 Ashevilla throURh Fr.rtay except for very i.delv scattered afternoon showers soutn portion. Continued warm. MARINE Jacksonville through Florida Straits and East Gulf Light to moderate variable winds through Fririav near to partW ciudy weatc.er rvrrt for few Isolated showers In the south portion.

Philco Corp Pittsbsh PI Glass Pub Serv Gas Pullman Pure Oil Proctor Si Gamble -R Radio Corp. Deere ti Co Denv. Rio Gran Ry Detroit Edis Diana Stores Dist Corp Sgrms Dome Mines Douglas Aircraft to date Atlanta 86 36 Blrmingha Charleston Memphis 33'. 33'i No sales No sales 17'. 17 91 '2 90' 149'4 149 38' Tide Data (Port Everglades Inlet) Du Pont De Nem Boston LOW 1 SECURITY AND COMMODITY EXCHANGES I FROST WARNING: The HIGH Remington Rand 35', Repub Steel 69'.

1 Reynolds Tob 38'. 68 5S Orlando R2 60 Pensarola 77 58 lallahassee 83 tifi Taniua 8 US W. r. Beach SOI TH 5 55 60 :.7 New Orleans 58 RaleiKh 71 63 Savannah 67 53 Shre-. eport EAST fill 49 Philadelphia 57 Pittsburgh 53 52 Washington 70 5S Indianapolis 72 55 Kansas City 70 47 Milwaukee fi.i Mpls -St P.

62 35 St. Louis WEST 54 30 1 os Anaeleg 3 fi3 Okla. C.ty 54 40 Phoenix 64 41 San Antonio 75 65 Seattle 35' 67" 36' 68" 62 53 71 58 61 55 68 54 73 51 Eastern Airlines Eastman Kodak Emerson Elec. Erie RR a m. m.

ounaio 0:14 New York i 10 08 at other i Chicago Frost Warning at i.aeian". am. p.m. Issued the following morning tempera- Todav 2:50 ture bulletin fnr peninsular Florida Tomorrow 3 29 3:46 Clear to part NOTE: For accurate tldei Cincinnati rlm'iriv and warm ei-pt v.ry widely points add or subtract following correc the in minutes to or from Port Ever- ues Moines claries time: Las Olas Blvd. bridge, add Detroit scattered afternoon showers southern districts.

Ft TI RE OI TLOOK: Continued i Friday right Cooler In northern trtcts Saturday. arm 45. North Andrews Ave. bridge. New ri.s- River, add 50.

Hillsboro Inlet, add 25. Sunset today. 5:31 p.m. Sunrise tomorrow. 6:42 a m.

Dodge City Bismarclc 1 Brownsville (Denver i Fresno 67 53 5fi .36 65 55 77 58 74 50 73 43 83 56 56 50 60 46 Ffd. Dept. Store Firestone Si Rub Fla Pow Corp Fla Pow Lt. Food Fair Stores Moonset today. 1:22 pm Moonrise tomorrow, 1:39 am.

Galveston Freept Sulphur CANADIV; STATIONS 3tore About 3for About No ir. is'. 121, 12s. 123, 13' LT, 13'. io1, loT, No sale.

No sale. No sale. 55 SS 4', 44', 44'. No sales TO-1. 8, TO 45'2 45'.

bH 78'. 78 78 81', SO', 91 32s, 33', 32', 35 341, 341. No jales is it1. nT. No sales 117 117 117 8S 68'.

983. 13', IT. 13s, 37', 37', 37'j Montreal 42 38 Toronto C.enl Dynamic, Genl Elec Genl Foods Oenl Mot Weather Mild In Most Sections Knowland McCarthy Egypt Abolishes President's Post Gillette Glmbel Co. Bros. (Continued from Page 1-A) (Continued from Pag 1-A) Glidden Co Goodrich Goodyear Rub was up to Knowland as majority! stalemate in which we would be leader.

powerless to stop them." Knowland said he was sure that. Knowland said he believes CHICAGO. Wet andj cloudy weather prevailed over1 broad areas of the country today but fairly mild November temperatures were in prospect for most sections. homes in contemporary design for unhurried, close to the sea in a setting of unmatched If McCarthy requested a delay in there are several ways short of in CAIRO. Egypt.

Egypt is going to get along without a presi-; dent, the figurehead post fronv which Maj. Gen. Mohamed Naguib' was ousted last Sunday. The revolution council, the coun the Senate would: Present 2 oufstanding model town and country living Florida beauty. war in which the Soviets could the proceedings arant it.

be put on the defensive Tabbed for the first Senate rela.i Light rain or drizzle fell In A break in diplomatic areas irom vie Appaiaiuuuw speech of the day was Sen. Brown, would provid R-Nevi. He has censure l- whicPh wc Investment Observations the iZ 4- MM try's ruling military junta, announced last night that the presi- i dency established June 18, 1953, would not be filled and that the cabinet would take over the functions of the office. world Sit snowers ui ii8" over parts of the middle Missls- of McCarthy on tnecounwnvoivu.K; rest of the TSS UP and take notice. sinni vallev and the nortnern Knowland said he understood The majority leader added that; region SQUIRE con nirHpn (R-Tin.

who has urged whether tie pusnes nis prev iou.y in the Pa reassessment of Informed sources predicted that the cabinet, which is named and controlled by the revolution council, would in turn delegate By FRANK K. NELSON Mentioned in these articles a that some compromise be worked aemanu iut nn thP censure issue, planned foreign policy will depend on in Europe and to speak later in the day. developments few times have been this coun-: cific northwest eastward across sections of the northern Rockies. Light rain fell in northwestern Oregon and western Washington while snow was reported in riictripr elevations in Montana. Premier Gamal Abdel Nasser to a charming ranch-type dwelling on Matters were shaping up towara act as chief of He said he Is awaiting for a possible preliminary vote tomor ithat over a long period, i.e., since occasions.

eign parliamentary develop- 1939, dividend payments by Amer- ine presicenis "uue nnrnoratinns have laeeed be menU on the agreements be- A faH Qf six incries was reported spacious, estate-size lots. 4-" iween rrencn rrrmirr Pn largely ceremonial since Nas.ei increased earnings and other bested Naguib in a struggle for faclQrs in thg economy such as per. top position last spring Nasser lncome fa recent years or The cooler air from Canada German on the France and West Chancellor Adenauer row on tne censure issue. i Also in the works was a Mc-j Carthy camp move, expected; either tomorrow or Saturday, to quash the censure charges. This move, subject to an immediate! vote, was expected to fail.

A six-man committee headed byj cnrri nvpr the Midwest DUl Saar and the rearming of atureg still were above est Germany. rmol However, some of the oecdine h.kvi since 1946f the rate of increase im supplanting Naguib as chairman-dividend payments has beeni OI me nevoiuuuii wuio auu rinonhlp inrnmf He also wants to learn, Know- mni nir diDDed as far south as; Yester-jtary governor of Egypt as well as! as personal income after! tur -nrpm Pr aay nigii ui uu ol- israjrnih'c eclipse was completed compared to 80 on i Sunday, when the council put him' under house arrest and charged. taxes'. The U.S. Department of Com-j merce, on the basis of statistics; for the nine months ended Sep-j tember 30, 1954 estimates dispos-j ohlo inrnma in will hp "nrniind THE CJTD tTftllKFP modern split-level architecture kVl li 1 1 1 il 11 with tropic decor by I Charles F.

McKirahan, fT ifjcflir' Architect 4T -a he cooperated with Communsts; and the Moslem Brotherhood in a Obituaries pioi iu uvciuuuw JUU-. $253 or fifty-nine per cent: above $159.2 billion in 1946. Divi-i miormea sources ucucvru inc council had not named Nasser dend and interest income increased! HOMER L. KINSLEY si nresinpni ai.so iu k'tu uuwii Funeral services are penainn rJio Dimoa inc ivveive niuuius, W'XjJ aw'X-: I Sen. Watkins (R-Utah) has saicj, whether Chinese Commended that the Wisconsin senator munist threats against Nation-be rebuked on grounds that he alist-held Formosa "are just a treated contemptuously a Sen-jtaiir.

or whether the Communists ate elections subcommittee which are going to do something." investigated his finances in 1951-52, Knowland expressed, and (b) repeatedly abused Brig. contlnued fears about possible Gen. Ralph W. Zwicker, a witness worJd deveiopments. others who: before him.

'conferred with Eisenhower and Dirksen reserved -time in today Dulles yesterday on foreign and debate to explain changes he saldidefense pollcies reported what: he will propose in the special com- seemed to add up to a lessening mittee's resolution. of tension Sen. Bennett (R-l tah) said any gen George D-Gal. who ex-compromise "inevitably would pects tQ chairman of the call for the sort of public apology iForei(rn Reiations Committee in that McCarthy thus far has re-'the new in January, said fused to make. the president and Secretary of Sen.

Welker (R-Idaho). who held state appeared t0 have the Senate floor all day yesterday strengthened conviction that we in McCarthy's defense told his are moving toward a stronger colleagues it was "absurd to cen- position in meeting the difficult sure McCarthy for his treatment of; problems 0f the world." the elections subcommittee. At one point Welker invited the ended September 1954, from the suited from a personal struggle mfi fjgure Qf $13 4 bmion ofl for the office. eighty-two per cent. IDEALLY SITUATED at Fannin Funeral Home ior Homer L.

Kinsley. 68. who died yesterday at a local hospital. Mr. Kinsley had resided for the last three months at the home of a brother, John, at 921 SW 18th Ct.

He was chairman of the board of the Kinsley Chemical Cleveland. Ohio. Survivors include another brother. Alva Venice, and a daughter, Mrs. Katherine E.

Fording, Kansas City, Mo. While total dividend payments alone are not readily available for the first nine months of 1954, it is reasonable to believe that dividend I increases since 1946 are as great jas interest increases. Therefore, increase in dividend payments I since 1946 should be between sev-lenty per cent and ninety per cent 'or substantially more than the in disposable income. Close to Boca Raton Club and Inlet, three minutes to fine resort shops and the beach, these outstanding homes are OFF THE RECORD MUNICIPAL COURT Fio: Caroline Evans. 26.

Negro, 1421 NW Third Improper backing, $10. and do driver's license. $10; Cape Risher. 42, Negro, did permit unauthorized person to drive. $25; Walter Libby.

42. Improper left turn, S10; John Rice. 42. 107 NW Seventh Intoxication. $25; George Campbell.

37, Negro, 641 NW 17th Way. disorderly conduct. $25. and possession of bolita. $50; John C.

Frlese, 817 SW 17th speeding, $10; Mary N. Roberts. Negro, reckless driving, $10: James Franklin. 35. Negro, assault and battery.

$100; William J. Mc-Farlane. 38. 618 NE Eighth speeding, $10; Willie Bryant. 40, Negro.

532 NW Second drunk driving. $75. and priced 25 BELOW LIVESTOCK Senate to censure him if it wished! J)rtl1i TrrtnfJl nr to, because he had complained that1 ivn net the absence of all but about Vgtrhnr dozen senators when he was speak-1 III Jill 1 III til. i ing snowea total aisrespeci ior the man who faces censure." market value! See them soon and compare. only $12,500 JACKSONVILLE.

(AP) Estimated arrivals at representative Florida auction and packer market totaled 700 cattle and 400 calves compared with 721 and ino driver license, sa; cieanor uien-idemlni. 4212 Biminl Lane. reckless JOHN C. WRAINS Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 3 p.m. at Fannin Chapel for John C.

Wralns. 72. who died yesterday at a local hospital. He lived at 740 Andrews Ave. The Rev.

W. P. Brooks, Im-manuel Baptist Church, will officiate, and burial will be in Lauderdale Memorial Park. 429 447 a week ago. the Federal-State Mar driving.

$15; Wilbur Gerald. 41, iMola speeding. $15. CIRCUIT COURT President Plans Georgia Holiday ket News Service reported today. In Wednesday's sales compared with one week ago at Klssimmee.

slaughter classes steady except heifers 1 00 up and 1mm $1,400 down F. H. A. FHA and VA Financing DAYTON, O. An "airplane parker" at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base here was clipped on the chin by a propeller last night and she lived to tell about it.

Mrs. Elizabeth Fennell. however, won't be talking about her escape for a few days. Base officials said it was a miracle she lived. The 29-year-old flight line em 4modcl 2 FULL TILE BATHS 3 BEDROOMS Both designs feature-.

Carport BESSIE G. ELMORE HOLLYWOOD The body of Mrs. Bessie Godsey Elmore, 66, who died yesterday at Memorial 24' living area WASHINGTON. The White House announced today that President Eisenhower will spend Thanksgiving Day in Augusta, with Sir Bernard Montgomery, British field marshal, as his guest. The President.

Mrs. Eisenhower and Sir Bernard will fly to Augusta next Wednesday aft roof ploye lost a tooth and had 13 SekenTn the pari jHospital. will be nj tomorrow all 75' 110' completely landscaped lots tile white terrazzo floors glass jalousies gas heat large utility room city water utilities. REPRESENTED BY treated at I to rornngxon. iu of her face.

She was and bunai Dy wie th hns. hnsnira! nnrl sent. hnme. i NEW gCITS FILED: Alice BeroUi and Neal P. Beroth Hollywood Beach Hotel Co first count.

$25,000. second count, $10,000. DIVORCE SUITS FILED: Oenl K. Williams vs. William W.

Williams; Lillian Martha Boyd vs Howard W. Boyd; Rita L. Minutella vs. Frederick Minutella; Xlva McKenzle vs. Thomas McKenzle; James Elon Huck-aby v.

Beulah Mae Griffin Huckaby; Warren C. Cooper vs. Haiel V. Cooper. COUNTY COURT MARRIAGE LICENSES 1SSCED: John T.

Hansen. 32, Dania. fireman, and Marie L. Appollo. 28.

Danta. James A. Milner Jr 24. Columbus. V.

S. Army, and Marilyn Jean Campbell, 33. Ft. Lauderdale. Joseph Anthony Mirocke.

24, Ft. Lauderdale, and Dolores Pauline Kxauie, 30, Ft. Lauderdale, secretary. Robert A. Nickel.

31. Ft. Lauderdale, potato chip business, and Linda A. Kalinja. 28.

Ft. Lauderdale, sales clerk. Charles R. Beaulieu. 25, Moody Air Force Base.

Ga pilot, and Alice T. Dusseault, 24. Hollywood, school teacher. Edward H. Abel, 4, Hnllywood.

painter, and Harriet Louisa Long. 35, Hollyweoi. waitress. Mr. -RVrmoii haH miirtprt -jFuneral Home.

cows 50 higher. At Arcadia, slaughter cows and bulls steady, calves 100 higher, steers and heifers too few to quote. At Live Oak, slaughter steers and heifers weak to 50 lower, calves strong to mostly 50 higher. Bulls steady to 50 up, cows mostly steady. Stockers weak to mostly 1 00 In representative sales: Oood tteer yearling 15.75 at Klssimmee, commercial steers and heifers In the area 11 50-15 00.

utility 9 Canner and cutter 5.00-8 50. meaty cutters up to 11.00. Utility and a few commercial cows 8.00-12.75, canner and cutter 5 shells as low as 3 50. Utility and commercial bulls 8.00-10.75 at Live Oak. Canner and cutter In the area 5.00-9 75.

yearlings as low as 3.25. Good slaughter calves and veai-ers 13.50-16.00 as low as 12.00. Commercial 10.00-13.00 down to 8 75 at Arcadia, utility In the area 7.50-10 25, a few above. Cull 4.50-8 00. In stockers and feeders, common and medium steera 8 Common heifers 7.75-8 50.

Common and medium gtocker calvel 7 a few a low as 625. Inferior and common eows 4.00-8 00. Mrs. Elmore and her husband. ernoon.

Elsenhower said the first lady will remain in Au twin-engined C-45 into parking! position and was placing blocks gusta for the Thanksgiving week SEESt end, returning to Washington In front of the plane's wheels when she was struck by the propeller. either Nov. 28 or 29. Montgomery. Eisenh ower's Will were visiting their daughter, Mrs.

Claudia Quinby, of 1401 Hollywood Blvd. Born In Kentucky, she was a member of the Baptist Church. Besides her husband and daughter, she is survived by two sisters, Mrs. Violet Scharre, Santa Monica. and Mrs.

Ethel Bolster. Tacoma, Wash. comrade in arms during World War II. will be at Augusta Defray Beach II I iim Fort Lauderdale Thanksgiving Day and the following day and then will return Model Home Tel: Boca Raton 9512 "Och. it's nothing." said Robert Wilson, a Scottish farm worker, after being lowered 350 feet down a cliff to rescue a man, Edinburgh reports.

to Washington for a series or en ragements. Finance Your horn th Atlantic Federal wa H. P. GREEP, President Monthly payments less than rent. Interest as low Save at the Sign of the Clock Around the Clock ATLANTIC FEDERAL SAVINGS as 4.8 per annum.

Earn 37, current dividend on SaT-j inas. Free Save-by-Mail Kits. Convenient hours. AND LOAN ASSOCIATION SwiriM Boulwrd el N.E. 17th Way Phone JAckion 3-5406 Drive-in Teller.

Night Deository. Free Parking. saw! Tun n.n ur.