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Boy Singers to Give St. Pius Concert One ol America's finest groups ol young singers, the a i a fa JHOUS Windsor Boys, will appear at (he a a St. Pius CYC Ice Cream Social at 7:30 o'clock to morrow night in a show a will foalurc 1 i versatile group of young Southern Californians in selections from tlicir repertoire of popular, show, novelty and folk tunes. Their appearance here is a part of their fourth national conccrl tour, which covers forty of Ihe nation's largest cities, such as Bos- Ion, Chicago, Milwaukee, Cincin- a i Detroit, Ssn Antonio, Seattle, New York and Washington D.C. plus visits to several of the major cities in Canada.

The boys will also have the pleasure of singing a A i Basis across the land. Since their a i in 1956, the Windsor Boys have marie more a 700 personal appearances i such show business lias as Lorelta Young, Bing Crosby, Dennis a Don Mc.N'cill, Jlilzi Gaynor and Frank Sinatra. Their many appearances on radio and television a thrilled and a i thousands, as a their a professional recordings, including their latest Triumph release, "Rainbow Colored Ribbons" and "Mr. Banjo." The ice a social will be held at i i a and Burkharl streets in of SI. Pius School from 5 i 9 p.m.

The Windsor Boys will hold (heir concert in the St. Pius school gym- a i i i about 7:30 p.m. Fair and Continued Warm Weather Is Forecast for State KANSAS CITY (AP)--Fair and i warm is the forecast for Missouri. The weatherman added, however, it would be quite i in the Highs Thursday will be near 90 in the northwest, and in the 90s elsewhere. The highs Tuesday were generally in the high 80s.

The outlook for the next five Hays is for temperatures slightly normal and scattered showers over the weekend. Miss Kathy Sauer Makes Tour Of Europe With College Group Policeman Is Killed As He Interrupts Gas Station Holdup TEMPLE, (AP)--Barry C. Padgett, 22, was charged with murder Tuesday in the slaying of a Temple police officer who interrupted a gas station holdup. Tyro shots killed Lt. Walter A.

Staley, 49, as he pulled into the drive before dawn in an answer to a robbery report. Staley formerlv lived in A a Mo. Survivors in elude Miss Gene a niece living in West Plains, Mo. Attendants at a service station In Waco and another in Temple told officers that Padgett took money from them at gunpoint anc forced the two to accompany Ihem. He surrendered shortly after running a road block.

"I don't know anything about another man fired those shots," questioners quoted Padg- i The prisoner is from West, Tex. Officers aiso charged Padgett two armed robberies. Miss a Sauer. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Sauer, Reed's Corner Cafe, Monday of last week a a Visits Mrs. Maupin ARMSTRONG Mrs. W. C. Maupin, Sr.

had as her guest last Thursday her granddaughter, Mrs. Gene Fields and baby from Colu i a Mrs. a i returned home with them for a brief visit. jorner Cafe, left a of last's week for a 30-day tour of Europe. Miss Sauer, who will be a more at the University of Missouri next year, is touring with a college group under the of tile I a i a Travel Advis-i' ors.

I Tney arrived in London by planv 1 20 and spent two days visiting such a places as Piceaci- ace, Westminister Cathedral a ace, Westminister a a and Parliament. They journeyed next to Stratford on A where they saw the i a of William Shakespeare, and also visited Blienheim Palace, birthplace Sir Winston i Amsterdam was the next stop, where they stayed for two days. One highlight of I i visit here was the lour of the National Art jallery with its collection of a i ings by a Frans Hals and other artists. At Heidelberg Today After stops in Brussels and Cologne, they arrived in Heidelberg for anottier two day stay. 3n i a Ihey will a on to Lacerne.

Vnere they will see the Lion Monument commemorating the massacre of the Swiss a during the French i After a day in i a where they will see the Leonardo da Vinci's painting, "The Last Supper" and the city of Romeo and Juliet, ttie group will travel on to Venice and Florence, the cradle of the Ren- naissance. On July 6, the group will arrive in Rome for a tour of such places of interest as the a i a City, St Cathedral, the Colosseum he Appian Way and Quirinal Palce. During the evening, they 'E taken lo an opera performance il the Baths of a a a a Riviera Resorts They will leave on July and travel to Pisa for a visit the Leaning Tower. They will arrive next in Monte Carlo where hey will see the well known Casino and the famous re- of the Riviera such as Cannes, Nice and Grasse, the per- umc Center of France. Following a two day visit in ieneva, the party i arrive in 'aris on 14, where they will pend the of ttieir time.

A the places of interest they vill sec are Versailles. Arch of i a Elysees. the Tomb of Napoleon, the Louvre Xorle a Cathedral. They vill make their return flight July 9. Suit Asks $3,500 As Result of Fall Grocery Store Safeway Stores, is defend ent in a personal i dam age suit which has been filed ir ircuit Clerk Leah Lowe's office.

The plaintiff is Ross Franklin, individually, and as administrator, of Ihe estate of his wife, Lucy Franklin, who died Nov. 25, I960 in Monroe County. The suit alleges a the laic Mrs. Franklin, while in the Safeway store on South Morley street, slipped on cellophane bread wrappings a the bread counter, fell and broke bones in her left arm above the wrist. The a i i is represented by Don C.

a Sturgeon. GALVINOLEUM? for your gutters and downspouts! Really sticks to galvanized metal! Proved bjr over 6 years of testing Can be tinted to pastel colors Brushes easily, lasts and lasts OLEUM GALVINOLEUM. I COATINGS AvtflJbTt tt yeur PaErrt, lumber, Tim IWfurtmtnt Slortl a Sauer Prisoner's Flight rom Piatte City Jail Ends Quickly PLATTE CITY, Mo. A A 19-year-old prisoner who sawed his way oul of Ihe Plalle County jail Tuesday nighl, was captured this i Sheriff and i a patrolmen a a ence Clyde Corkins in a field south of a "He help," nuisl said a had Elberf outside the jailer. i reported Corkins sawed lwo bars.

He was missed when Elgin a his regular check at 10 p.m. Three prisoners in Ihe same cell did nol leave. Corkins U'as secilencerf to 5 day term in April for forgery and issuing bad checks. Mr. and Mrs.

Donald Johnston Are Parents of Son and Donald Johnston, i a formerly of Highee, became the parents of a son, weigh- ng 6-pound, 15-ounces. born June at Ihe Boone County Hospital. Wray le has been named Donald Johnston Jr. Johnston is the Miss harlolle Ann Steward, Independence. Visit in Colorado Mr.

and Mrs. Jcne Robinson and Mr. and i Marvin Criggler spenl a week -oui'ing the states and visiting at Colorado Springs, Colo. Four Claims Are Filed Against S. H.

Bagby Jr. Four claims have been filed in Circuit Clerk a Lowe's of' fice against Sterling II. Bagby former operalor of Bagby's TV and appliance stores, whose assets have been placed in the a of a receiver. Piling the a i on B-W A a S501; a a i $380.78 Frazier, S5. Nellie Young, 93, Dies at Paris; uneral Friday A I Mrs.

Nellie Young, 93 aris, died at 10:30 o'clock yester day i at the Pleasant View liest Home, where she had a i for i weeks, following lospitalization for a broken hip. -Mrs. Young had been in a for a of years he past eight years, she had been for by a niece, Mrs. Sladek, of Paris. She was bom in I a a 3, 1869, and came ti Missouri when she was a year, old.

She recalled going from idahc to California, in a covered wagon with her parents. Mrs. Young was a Monroe Coun rural school teacher. Her firs school was a subscription schoo at Stoulsville. She uad lived in th Paris area for a years and i Paris for the past 20 years.

Sh was a member of the a i Pres byterian Church and the Rebeka Lodge. Her a John Davi Young, died a years ago Surviving are three a Mrs. Chester Dowcll, Canon Citj Mrs. Jessie Headley, Ion W. and Mrs.

a Wi! cox, Beach, a i 16 great grand i lw a i i two a brothers, -Mrs Claude Bedford, Stoutsville, an Mrs. Hortense a ington, The body is at the Speed an. a a Home i a i Shoves Offered in longress to Upset chool Prayer Bah (Continued From Page I) eller, a i a of the Committee, who de- ared the court had no other loiee. 'The First A is well rounded i i a a erved to a the United Slates om civil religious strife," Cellor aid. The court held 6 to 1 Monday lal a prayer drafted by ork's Board of Regents and ecommended for recital at the oginning of each school day was an establishment of religion" rbiddcn by the First Amend- lent.

II is a non-denominational rayer and pupils whose parents ojected could be excused from ceiling it. Justice Hugo L. Black, who 'role the majority opinion, said iat placing "the power, prestige nd i a i a support of govern- cnt" behind a a i a fovm religious obseravncc lo oerce religious minorities lo con- orm. Even those who remained non- ommital about Ihe court itself, owever, expressed concern ibal IE ruling, underscoring as it docs ic doctrine of separation of liurch and stale, casts a cloud a i over a whole a federal programs of assistance i church-supported institutions, -ich as hospitals, libraries and ollegcs. road Interpretation One making a broad intei'prc- ation of Ihe ruling was Sen.

John a Cooper, who aid: "One of the decision, my view, is to make i( iat the Congress cannot enact egislation a i or loaning tax unds to church schools for any ervices other than those which upils would need--even in the Usence of their attendance chool--such as a services nd Ihe lunch program." Rep. William H. Ayrcs, R-Ohio, ummed up the feeling of most iiembers concerned about Ihe cf- ect of the decision on such legis- ation when he said, "It coinpli- ates an already confused situa- iou." a SI.858.34; Mobcrly and Jim and Mrs. i i a I a a Fifth Child, Son and Mrs. i i a Joe a fecke, 425 Harrow, are the a of i i child an 8-pounu, fi- son horn at 12:35 o'clock yesterday afternoon in Woodland Hospital.

He has been a Will i a Lee. The other children arc: a a a 10, Ora a i 8. a a 7, and Glcncla 3. Mrs. a is the i Meryl Penrod of a I i Serve Turkey Dinser Dr.

and Mrs. George Jnnnson, "HO McKinsey, a i with a turkey dinner List nighl for Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Starts, Mr. and Mrs.

Pat Thomas and Mrs Ida i Suffers Stroke AR.MSTRON'C W. W. a a of A suffered a slight stroke at his home here Monday a He was a to Lee hospital in Fayclte where it is re ported a his condition is not scr- USE MONITOR-INDEX WANT-ADS NEW BAN A Vlielps keep you dry. odor for 24 hours. 98' At Your Favorite Health Counter Distributed by WILLE DISTRIBUTING CO.

Mo. The services be held in Ih a cliapel al 2:30 o'clock Fr (lay afternoon. i a will a a Hill Cemclcry, east Paris. Mr. and A a a i a of Son, i Child STURGEON' and A i A a a i ol Centralia are th parents of i first child, a son born Monday at the A i a i Coun ty Hospital in Mexico.

He been a Jcffery A a an weighed seven pounds. Mrs. Za was formerly of Stvirgeon an is the a of Mr. and Mr The palern Mr. and Mr a a i of Ccnlralia.

Visilor.s Florida A I Mr. and Mrs. Slua Bassetl of Ilermosa Beach, a i been i i i her parents, Mr. an Harry Jiicrs in Paris. Sunda Mr.

and Mrs. Micrs and Mr. an Mrs. Bassclt and Mr. and Mr a Micrs Jr.

and sons visile Mr. and Mrs. Tom Binns of Ha: nibal. Mrs. is a sister Mrs.

Binns. Lcsler randparents are June 27, 1962 Congress Creaking Toward Showdowns on Major Bills -iospital Notes COMA1UMTY Mrs. Rudolph Campbell, Slater, admitted yesterday. Mrs. a Swindell, a yesterday.

John Paul Lynn, son of Mr. and i John Lynn, Glasgow, arimit- ed yesterday. ohn Hagar, Higbee, i i oday. Charles llembie, 800 Myra dismissed today. iVHITAKER Mrs.

Stanley Jennings, 817 West Rollins, a i yesterdav. iVOODLAND An 8-pound, 6-ounce son was born at 12:53 o'clock yesterday a noon to Mr. and Mrs. i i a Joe Haffecke, 425 Barrow street. Mrs.

Dorothy Ellen a 1128 Franklin street, a i dsy. a a Monroe City, ad milled yesterday. Mrs. Ivan Earl Thomas, Salis- nury, dismiscd yesterday. Jefferson Davis Case, ville, dismissed yesterday a re cent operation.

Mrs. Larry Lee i i and baby a 1015 Russ Haven dismissed yesterday. a Visil Armstrong A a i Chris tenscn a i i year daughter, Barbara, Iowa City, owa, spent the weekend in Arm strong with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ancher Christcnsen.

Barbara remained for a weeks visil will her grandparents, but her father home Sunday. By JACK BKU, WASHINGTON (AP)-Congress' archaic machinery is beginning lo roeve creakingly toward some decisions on President Kennedy's major legislative proposals. Despite an unresolved Senate- House spat over prestige Ilia! has blocked passage of money bills, administration prospects for early action on important measures seem improved. A sugar quola bill, drastically revised from (he measure Ihe House previously passed, go' the blessing and support in the Senate of Republican Leader Everett M. Dirkseu of Illinois.

Saturday Deadline i a agreement between the two houses is needed on this measure before the fiscal year expires at midnight Saturday. In this same deadline category is the admisistration's House- passed measure to raise Ihe debt limit to S30S billion. Leaders hope lo a it through the Senate Thursday or Friday. The House faces up to decisions on Kennedy's i a i a trade expansion i cleared Tuesday by an 8-7 vole on the Rules Coin mil- tee for procedures which bar amendmcsts from the fioor. a a on Farm Hill A there were no showdown votes, the House Agricu'lure Committee seemed to be mr.king some headway in salvaging part of the Kennedy a program in a new a to replace the strict- controls bill passed by the onnale and rejected by Ihe House Sen.

Huherl H. I ol Minnesota. Ihe assistant Stnate Democratic leader, predicted i a compromises between the Iwo houses will produce a wheat con- tvc 1 provision and extension of the present feed a i a AM to Higher a i There were some signs of move- One Divorce Is Sranted; Another Jnder Advisement i i a Sample look be Roscoc E. vs. a Minnie Pruett contested divorce suit urulor a i a hear- ng evidence presented by both sides yesterday.

In other action the judge a Robert Eugene Ken neciy a divorce from Doris June Kennedy and custody of Robert Kennedy and John Weslej. Kennedy. The court a i jurisdiction to consider in Die future the question of (lie custody of two other min or i Sheiia Kay Kennedy antl Paul Wesley Kennedy, whose "present whereabouts are no known," according to the divorce decree. i Powerful Nuclear 'Test Shot Set Off a By U.S. in Pacific WASHINGTON A I The Unit- ed Stales fired a lest shot equal lo a million tons or more of TNT near Christmas Island in Ihe a i i today.

The a from the Atomic Energy Commission anc Ihe a of Defense saic the device was dropped from an airplane. It was the 23rd shot of Opera lion Dominic, the atmospheric lest scries in the a i i Guests in Swclnam Home A Mr. and Mrs a Swelnam and children, Ric ky and a of Kansas City a were weekend guests of Mr. ant nent, too bill for fc alion. Sc hscussed nedy at 'uesday.

In this a ani vants onl icdy has roach. Dcmocr heir ann icd vcrsi or i a elderly axes will at in 1 Dirks en Stoc In JJI1L NEW market somevvlia ate Iradi Volume mated a pared wi Losses fractiona or more langcd Period The lis period of live for A a went Ih lions as move in was up a out most a a i the a a a rose 2, Auto sponse to continuc celcd a 1 about un Icr rose ATT in ATi-T and adva Among losses of dak and point we duction. Prices America: moderale Corpor while I were mi Senate I a WASH ate Fina today I quest fo debt cc 'Ilie co for deb the Hou present billion of fiscal Hf nv ST fi 51 (1.1C1 OPEN 7 C. Mrs. A.

A. Shiflott. nent, too, on the iong-deaditcked iill for federal aid to Sen. Wayne Morse, flic mailer with Kena White House i case, (he House a a and Ihe Sonale loans to colleges. Ken- favored Ihe latlei ap- atic leaders rciteralcd announcement that modi- Kennedy's program or i a i i a care for the Social Security axes will be offered in (he Scnalc (he week.

Dirksen i however, a there will be rounded discussion before any votes are reached. Democratic sponsors arc for a showdown vole bolore July 15. Their is lo alliich the proposal to a House-passed welfare bill and in a wey ta Siiin a vote on the modified proposal is both houses. N'ol all of the developments were a i lo Ihe administration, Sen. a i Knglc, said i'l a a lhal the Ilcuse- passed Kennedy lax revision bill may have to be taken off Ihe congressional i i line temporarily to get other i a legislation passed.

PRE-JULY 4th SALE OF A The stock continued to move at a it lower level in mudcr- ing late tins afternoon. for day was esti- it I million shares coin- with 4.63 million Tuesday, most key slocks were A few went lo a point Quite a few were un- a bit higher, of a i 1st was going llirougn a a i a i mo- sharp move either way. ful of "growth" slocks ough their usual gyra traders continued lo and out of IBM a 3 at (he a wiped out mosl of the a i showed af a dozen points a in Polaroid a up more point a i i be gain and a loss. Xerox shares showed litlle re sponse fo news lhal new car sales at the bcsi pace since 1955. General Motors a a i a loss and traded IWO PHOE.MX 4 DR.

about a Ford and Chrys- A a i healer, lorque- ionally. Ililc, power steering, while walls, PRICES REDUCED FOR THIS SALE ran into a a advanced more lhan a point, wider declines wore about 2 by a a Ko- Merck. Down about a Du Ponl and Air fle- thc lone owner. Local car. Sharp.

$1640. were mixed on Slock a in a i 5 bonds lower U.S. bonds Senate Group Approves in Debt Limit TON' A I Sen- Finance Committee approved President re- a a $308 billion ceiling. A i a alto cut lost by one vote. The committee sent lo Ihe floor ale, probably Thursday, se bill which boosts the $300 billion i i to $308 for the i nine months of fiscal 1963 which starts a IWiG VAUANTT 4 UK.

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CLOSED SUNDAYS 1933 NEW A Clcanesl car In town. Power sleering and power J33S a Others To Choose From FENNEL Auto A- Jfcxly Works, Inc. USED CAR LOT 1209 N. MORLEY Visiting in Moberly i and Elaine Montgomery, children of A and Mrs. J.

W. Montgomery, Hyallsville, arrived Saturday lo spend the mer with i a Mrs. Leroy a a a 311 North Anil street. ELM TREES SPRAYING-BANDING ESTIMATES -MACHETTA TREE SERVICE Ph. AM 3-(2W AM 3-0533 Administrator's Sale Property of the late Kate D.

Petenon, 720 McKinley St. June 30,1962 at 1 P.M. This furniture it In good condition, tome practically new. The house and lot will told at a later date, if interested come out and look at it Saturday. Watch thii paper for Friday'i advertitement.

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