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1 List logs a gain NEW YORK (UPI) Selected buying helped push stocks higher Tuesday. But the slow turnover following Monday's Fourth of July holiday indicated the market lacked conviction. Analysts said investors were uncertain about the economy's outlook. Some economists have predicted a second-half slowdown. A decline in the government's economic indicators added weight to the slowdown argument.

The Dow Jones industrial average, CHICAGO LIVE BEEF CATTLE SUPPLIED BY ANSPACHER ASSOC. PREV. OPEN HIGH LOW CLOSE CLOSE Aug 42.25 Oct 40.70 Dec 41.00 Jan 40.75 LIVE HOGS July 41.15 Aug 46.30 Oct 39.35 Dec 39.50 PORK BELLIES July 57.00 Aug 55.07 Feb 52.10 Mar 52.25 EGGS July 51.20 Sept 56.50 POTATOES Mar 5.91 April 6.35 May 7.39 42.35 40.90 41.00 40.75 49.00 46.40 39.55 39.65 57.50 56.00 52.95 52.50 52.00 56.95 5.98 6.35 7.39 41.50 39.72 40.25 40.47 41.07 45.65 39.20 39.20 56.05 55.00 52.05 51.15 51.15 56.30 5.70 6.10 7.02 41.55 41.12 39.90 40.32 40.47 40.37 40.50 40.37 48.12 48.32 45.75 45.70 39.22 31.92 39.25 39.02 56.12 55.10 55.12 54.50 52.35 51.42 51.92 51.20 51.27 51.20 56.75 56.60 5.71 5.95 6.10 6.40 7.04 7.36 off about two points at the outset, was up 2.38 points to 915.03 shortly before 1:15 p.m. EDT. The Dow lost 3.65 points Friday and 17.05 overall last week.

The New York Stock Exchange common stock index was ahead 0.13 to 55.01 and the average price of a common share was up five cents. Advances led declines, 694 to 524, among the 1,726 issues crossing the tape. The 508 unchanged reflected considerable investor uncertainty. The three-hour turnover on the NYSE amounted to about 9,300,000 shares, down from the 11,850,000 traded during the same period Friday. Corn strong CHICAGO (UPI) Wheat was irregularly lower, corn substantially higher, oats irregularly higher and soybeans substantially lower at the close Tuesday on the Chicago Board of Trade.

Wheat was off to 6 cents; corn up 7V4 to 9V4; oats up 2 to and soybeans off 23Vz to 30. The outside markets were higher. New York Stock Exchange 10:30 am quotations Provided by A. G. Edwards Co.

ADM Beech Air 24ft Dillons 32V, Federal Mogul Corp 25ft Hesston 8ft Ramada Inns 3ft Santa Fe Ind United Telecom OVER THE COUNTER BID ASK Graves Truck Duckwalls ColemanAm Butler Mfg El Dorado Ift 9 Vt 11 23 2 Produce CHICAGO (UPI) Jiy Sep DC Mr My Jly Jly Sep DC Mr My Jly Jly Sep DC Mr Jly Ag Sep Nv Jan Mr My Jly Tuesday's grain range: High 243ft 261 274V4 277 225 245 2SO 2S3ft 126 137 Low Wheat 235 241 255 263 268 271 Vi Corn 218 223 230 238 Oats 128' 133V4 137V4 Close 235V4 241ft 255 V4 263 268 271 Vi 223 Vi 229ft 236ft 244 248 253 124ft 130ft 136V4 141 Soybeans 710 710 663 636 641 648 650 653 701 65316 626 630Vj 637 640 701 69Bft 653 Vi 626 638ft 645 647 Prev. 247Vi 258V4 271 274V4 216V4 221V4 240V4 243VJ 127V4 137 V4 731 728 Vi 683 656 660ft 667 670 KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) Eggs consumer Grade A large 48-63, medium 35-51, small 16-35. Hens Ice-packed broilers and fryers 43.25-44.5 for this week's delivery. ST.

LOUIS (UPI) Eggs wholesale standard 3540, unclassified 18-22, pullets 12-15, peewees8-10. Wagon grain prices Salina, Tuiiday Milling 1C up down 30c Latest Market Report YS 1 I I i 1 a i 1 NEW YORK (UPI) Selected stocks on the New York StocksExchange. Sales Net P-E (hds) Last Chg. A A Adrsgr 24 279 Vt AetnaLf 1.60 8 318 ft Alcan Al .80 14 276 Vt AllgLud 1.28 8 57 19ft Allld Ch 1.80 13 89 C49ft Allls Ch 1.10 6 207 ft Alcoa 1.80 11 103 S3 ft AMAX 1.75 10 100 Vt AmrdH 8 496 Am Airlines 5 338 10ft ABrand 2.92 10 155 47ft- ft AmBrdcst 1 10 107 Vt Am Can 2.50 8 43 ft AmCyan 1ft 10 114 ft AEIPwr 2.06 9 468 A Home 1.10 16 672 Am Motors 120 4 ft AmNaR 2.80 8 48 u46ft- Vt AmStnd 1.70 8 35 4.20 10 1217 X63 Vt AMP In 1.24 10 51 Vs ArmcoS 1.80 9 16 ArmsCork 1 12 SB 22 All Rich 1.60 12 241 BabcWII 1ft 10 62 Bangor Pn 6 138 21ft Beat Fds .96 11 121 24ft Beckmn .32 15 16 Bell Hwl .84 25 42 Bendlx Cp 2 40 Vt Beth Steel 2 12 217 Vt .48 15 84 16ft Boeing 1.40 11 308 Vt BolseCa 1.10 7 203 27'A- Borden 1.56 9 40 ft Borg 1.60 7 38 27ft Vt Bost Ed 2.44 10 X84 27 Brls My 1.10 13 160 32ft BrltPet 151117 ft Brunswk .60 6 282 Bucyrus .64 11 235 23 ft BuddCo 1.20 4 31 ft Bunk Ramo 11 68 9ft- ft Burl NO 1.60 7 47 ft Burrghi .80 13 513 ft Camp 1.48 12 13 38 CanPac 6 13 ft CarrlerC .64 9 40 ft CBtplTr 1.50 13 137 57ft- ft CBS 2 10 113 Celanse 2.80 13 36 Cetn Te .70 10 25 Cessna 1.20 6 76 26ft ft Champlntl 1 7 78 ft ChmpSP .68 10 58 11 ChaseM 2.20 9 602 ChemlNY 3 7 36 46 Chessle 2.32 8 36 Vt Chrysler 1 3 1121 17 CinGas 1.84 10 204 ft Citicorp 1.06 8 320 ft Cities Srv 3 7 61 ft City Inv .80 7 77 CleveEl 2.64 8 75 C34ft CocaCcI 1.54 15 293 Vt Colgate .88 13 104 ft Col Gas 2.24 8 50 Vt CmwEd 2.40 9 93 u30ft Comm Sat 1 9 65 Congolm .60 35 ConEdlson 2 6 214 ConsuP 2.12 6 147 ft CntlGroup 2 9 106 36ft ContlOII 1.40 9 288 U34 ControlD .15 83 Vt CornG 1.52a 13 55 u66ft CPC Intl 2ft 10 278 ft Crane 1.20g 5 61 CrownZ 1.80 10 40 CurtlssW .60 9 101 19ft- ft Dart Ind Ig 9 509 37ft- ft DayPLt 1.66 10 121 21ft- ft Deere 1.20 7 478 DetEdls 1.45 9 134 ft Dlebold .50 14 4 ft Dillon l.OBg 11 10 32 Vt Disney 15 158 ft OrPeppr .56 14 270 ft Ch 1.20 10 742 33ft- Vt Dresser .80 11 237 45ft- ft Duke 1.60 9 77 Vt DuPont 5 13 73UI16 Vt DuqneL 1.72 10 61 20ft Eastern Air 3 84 ft EastK 1.60a 15 547 ft EatonCorp 2 33 ElPasC 1.10 457 19ft- Vt Ensrch 1.80 68 ft Ethyl 1.70 6 Vt ExxonCpn 3 938 53ft- ft FalrCam .80 10 112 FerroC 1.25 9 13 34 Vt Flrstne 11 124 ft Fllntkot 1.16 15 54 ft FlaPCp 2.28 9 46 33ft- ft Ford Motr 4 5 693 ForMckes 1 7 51 18 FreptM 1.60 9 290 24 Fruehuf 1.80 7 36 30 Vt Gam Ste 1.40 9 35 Gannett 1.20 16 20 Gen Dynam 7 300 ft Gn Elec 2.20 13 291 55ft- Vt GnFood 1.64 9 131 GenMIMs .88 13 293 ft GnMot 2.70b 7 1008 ft PubU 1.61 8 441 ft Tire 1.20s 5 99 ft Ga Pac 14 160 ft Gerber 1.40 13 71 35 Vt Getty 1.40b 14 3 205ft- Vt Gillette 1.50 11 73 Goodrlc 1.12 17 156 26V4- ft Goodyr 1.10 11 98 ft GraceW 1.80 9 85 ft Grand Un 1 1 21ft Gt 19 33 ft GrnGlal.0812 IS 21 Vt- Gryhd 1.04a 9 196 ft Grumman 1 6 41 21 Vt Gulf Oil 1.80 7 395 u28 GlfiWst .66 4 531 HamPa 1.30 9 94 24ft- Hercules 1 311 ft HershF 1.12 7 21 ft Hewitt .40 20 329 HlltonHo .92 83105 Hoi Inns .46 1" 119 ft Homstak la 18 117 Honywl 1.60 9 144 ft Houstnl 1.76 8 167 ft HowardJ .32 8 219 10ft ICIndus 1.52 7 16 p26ft- ft Idaho 2.16 9 12 28V4- ft III Pwr 2.20 11 41 27ft- ft INA Cp 2.30 11 76 IncoLt 1.40a 9 115 26ft- ft Ing Rnd 2.80 13 57 68ft- InlndStl 2.60 9 21 ft Inspire 28 22 IBM Crp 10 16 366 ft IntHarv 1.85 6 173 33ft- Vt Intl Paper 2 12 702 50 Vt 9 255 ft Itek Corprtn 18 14 ft Jantzen .80 6 2 ft JeffPllot .92 10 67 JOhnMv 1.60 13 333 ft John Jn 1.40 17 159 ft Joy Mfg 1ft 11 43 KanCSo 3 36 KanGE 1.76 7 13 21ft- ft KanPLt 1.70 74 Kencott 58 376 KeMcG 1.25 13 132 ft KlmbCI 2.20 9 127 Alrl 6 4 45 mart .56 13 433 28ft KnlghtRld 1 12 4 34ft Kraftln 2.32 10 70 Vt Kroger 1.44 7 48 25ft- ft 1. LearSleg .50 7 27 Vt LehlPtCm 1 15 124 Lehm l.lOb 88 ft l.BOa 6 39 30 LiggGrp 2ft 9 29 32ft Litton Indus 25 42 ft Lockheed 5 204 ft LoewCp 1.20 5 232 Vt LTV Corp 5 43 Vt LuckyS 12 49 LuknStl 1.60 7 5 ft Macy 1ft 7 SB 36 Vt Man Hn 1.92 7 24 ft MarMldl 10 88 MarshF 1.24 10 10 ft MartnM 1ft 7 162 May DS 1.16 8 84 u23 ft Maytg Ifta 13 13 Vt McDonD .50 9 177 ft MeadCorp 1 6 19 ft Merck 1ft 16 2BB 55ft- Vt MM8.M 1.70 16 412 49 Vt Mobil 3.BO 8 185 ft Mohasco .90 9 24 ft Monsan 3.10 7 153 Morgan JP 2 10 175 50ft- Vt Motorola .84 12 192 ft MtStTel 1.88 10 23 MurhCo 1.28 7 8 ft Nabisco 2.52 11 118 g53 NatAlrln .50 13 41 lift- NtlDIStl 1.60 7 88 Nil Gyp 1.05 10 55 ft Nat Stl 2fta 9 28 C37 NCR Cp .80 10 147 ft Nev Pw 1.76 7 NlagMo 1.34 10 165 NLIndu 1.20 9 127 21ft- NorfkW 1.76 8 80 ft NoNtGs 2.08 7 48 44ft- Vt Nwst Bank 9 74 24ft- Vt NortnSI 8 409 Vt OccdPet 101057 ft Ohio Ed 1.70 9 131 OklaGE 1.46 10 143 Cl9 ft OutbdM 1.40 6 53 g24ft- ft OwnCF 1.20 14 37 PacGas El 2 8 648 24 Vt Pac Ltg 1.68 8 85 20ft PacTT 1.40 9 15 Pan Ani Air 7 237 5ft- ft Panhndl 2ft 9 121 ft Penney 1.48 10x198 ft PennPL 1.92 8 81 24ft- Vt Pennzol 1.80 7 76 p34ft Peopl 3.68 7 39 Pepsico .80 12 6)6 Pfizer In .96 11 105 Phelp 2.20 14 142 29ft- Vt PhllaEI 1.80 10 267 ft Phil MO 1.65 12 134 ft Phillip Pet 1 11 887 30 ft Plllsbry 1.16 11 67 37ft- ft Polaroid .50 12 125 31 PPGInd 2.40 8 33 ft an 176 PuS Col 1.46 10 26 ft PSES.G 1.96 9 72 PurexC 1.08 9 19 17ft Purlatr 1.16 9 56 Va Ralston .40 12 241 15 Rapid Amer 5 45 ft RCACp 1.20 13 .217 g31ft Rep Stl 1.60 9 68 ft Revlonlnc 1 15 157 ft Rey Ind 3.2B 9 65 ReynMt 1.20 10 100 38V4 RochG 1.408 8 33 20ft- ft Rockwll 2.20 334 31ft- Vt RohmH 1.26 18 40 Vt RoyalCC .80 15 ft RoylD 2.23b 402 SafwStr 2.20 196 ft StRegls 1.64 9 92 31ft Scherng 1.12 12 116 ft SCM Corp 1 6 67 Vt ScottPap .76 9 317 Vt Seagram .86 8 29 Vt Sears l.BOa 12 158 SB ft SheMOll 1.60 7 120 U34V2- ft SignalC 1.10 9 101 34 Slmmns 1.12 14 4 Singer 7 95 Smlthkl 1.10 14 34 Vt SoutCalEd 2 6 219 25 ft SouthCo 1.46 10 409 SoPacIf 2.40 8 347 So Rail 2.60 9 20 58ft- Vt SpRand 1.12 138 36ft SquarD 1 20 14 557 St Brnd ..26 11 40 ft StdOCal 2.40 326 StOIInd 2.60 9 367 Vt StOIIOh 1.36 26 188 Vt SterlDrg .70 11 193 ft StewWn 1.96 8 6 Vt StudeW 1.68 67 47ft- ft Sun Co 2.52 6 108 Sup Oil 1.80 17 11 208 ft Teledyne 3k 6 130 73ft- ft Teneco 1.88 317 x34ft- ft Texaco 2 9 524 g29 ft TexECp 1.85 10 57 ft Texlnst 1.32 20 181 TexUtll 1.40 9 189 Vt Textron 1.40 9 39 Vt TraneC 1.08 11 6 ft Transam .66 8 804 15ft Trans Air 4 109 TrICon l.66b 406 TRW In 1.60 9 328 38ft ft UALInc 12 88 UnCarb 2.80 7 1210 UnOCal 2.20 7 X170 Vs Un Pac 1.70 13 259 57 Vt Unlroyal .50 15 214 ell UtdCpn 53 10ft US Gyp 1.60 13 84 USSteel 2.20 9 232 ft US Tob 1.40 12 53 30V4 UtdTec 1.80 8 531 ft Uplohn 1.20 13 76 Varlan .28 13 41 Va Elec 1.24 374 15ft- ft Walgrn 1.10 7 34 17 WarnLa 1.10 14 96 ft Wa Wat 1.76 8 16 Ws Bane IVi 7 112 ft WUnion 1.40 59 17ft Westh El .97 413 WhlgPItt Stl 24 14 Whirlpool 1 10 13 Vt White 1.10 7 67 27ft ft White Motor 3 36 Wlckes .72 9 39 14ft WinnDx 1.56 13 20 43V1 Woolwh 1.40 7 51 Vt XYZ Xerox 1.60 10 397 ft ZaleCorp .88 7 177 14ft Zayre Corp 4 148 ft ZenlthRad 1 11 59 ft FOOTNOTES Composite tables Include trades from nine markets identified by last price Indicators for markets other than NYSE as: a-AMEX (NYSE list only); b-Boston; c-Clnclnnatl; g-NASD: u-Mldwest; k-lnstlnet; n-NYSE (Amex list only); p-Paclflc; x- Philadelphia.

Instlnet Is block trading system used by Institutions. All sales In full. DIVIDENDS: Are annual unless otherwise Identified; (a) plus extra; (b) paid so far this year, no regular rate; (c) payment on accumulated dividends; (d) paid last year; (e) cash plus stock paid In 1976; (f) cash plus stock paid In 1977; (S) annual rate plus stock dividend; (h) paid this year-latest dividend omitted; (1) per cent In stock paid in 1976; (k) per cent In stock paid In 1977; t(q) In bankruptcy-receivership or reorganization; (s) capital distribution; (x) ex-dlvldend; (wl) when Issued; (wt) warrants. P-E ratio: The price ot a stock as a multiple of per- share earnings-derived by dividing the Iwlzst 12 month earnings figure Into last sale price. Deaths and funerals NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE FORECAST to 7AM EST 1 77 PAUL CADE The funeral for Paul Cade, 66, 447 Montrose, will be at 10 am Wednesday at Geisendorf Rush Smith funeral home, the Rev.

Robert Aills officiating. Burial will be in Roselawn Memorial park, Salina. Mr. Cade died Saturday at St. John's hospital of an apparent heart attack.

He was born June 1, 1911, at Council Grove. Mr. Cade, a retired machinist and engineer, moved to Salina a year ago from Des Moines, Iowa. Prior to his retirement, he was a locomotive engineer and machinist in Des Moines. Survivors are the widow, Ethel, of the home; 2 daughters, Mrs.

Billie Hurtiz, Marion, and Mrs. Patricia Smith, Wichita; 4 sons, James, Long Beach, Max, Overland Park; Jerry, Wichita, and Larry, Norfolk, 4 stepsons, Kenneth Henry, San Francisco, Raymond Henry, Hayward, George Henry, 771 Cherokee, and Harold Henry, Newton; 3 stepdaughters, Mrs. Dorothy Lingo, 445 Montrose; Mrs. Donna Fritz and Mrs. Imojene Fontana, both of Las Vegas, his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. V. C. Cade, Quenemo, 2 brothers, Jasper, and V. C.

both of Quenemo; 54 grandchildren and 28 great- grandchildren. Friends may call at the funeral home. MRS. ARTHUR PAXSON BAVARIA Friends of Mrs. Emma I.

Paxson, 89, long-time postmaster at Bavaria, recently learned of her death June 11 at a Lawrence rest home where she had been a resident since last October. The funeral was June 13 at the Warren-McElwain mortuary, Lawrence, with burial in the Oak Hill cemetery, Lawrence. Born Oct. 28, 1887, at Kingman, she was in charge of the post office at Bavaria for 25 years until her retirement in 1955, when she moved to Lawrence. Her husband died in 1962.

Mrs. Paxson was a member of the Free Methodist Church, Lawrence. OWEN G. NEFF GLASCO The funeral for Owen G. Neff, 62, Simpson, will be at 10 am Thursday at Dean funeral home, Glasco, the Rev.

Joe Shillcutt officiating. Burial will be in Glasco cemetery. Mr. Neff died Monday at St. Joseph hospital, Concordia, following an illness of 3 months.

He was born Nov. 29, 1914, at Woodston. He farmed in the Glasco and Delphos areas for 20 years. In 1955 Mr. Neff moved to Miami, where he managed a filling station.

He returned to Kansas in 1960 to manage a Derby filling station at Concordia. In 1965 he moved to Beloit where he worked at the Zackary Meat Packing Co. He was a member of the United Methodist Church, Glasco. Surviving are the widow, Emily, of the home; 2 daughters, Mrs. Gail Mendenhall, Concordia, and Mrs.

Jeannie Bates, Delphos; his mother, Mrs. Nell Neff, Glasco; 2 brothers, Jess Glasco, and Elwyn, Hot Springs, and 3 grandchildren. Friends may call at the funeral home. MRS. LUDWIG NELSON McPHERSON The funeral for Selma Nelson, 93, McPherson, will be at 10:30 am Wednesday at Bethany Lutheran Church, Lindsborg, Drs.

James M. Anderson and Arvin Hann officiating. Burial will be in Elmwood cemetery at Lindsborg. Mrs. Nelson, benefactress of numerous McPherson county institutions, died Sunday at Memorial hospital here.

She was born May 8, 1884, at Salemsborg, and moved here from Wichita 20 years ago. After her husband's death in 1949, she became president of the Ludwig and Selma Nelson Trust. Land transactions from that fund have aided McPherson and Bethany colleges and several area hospitals and churches. The Trust will continue until 1984. There are no survivors.

Friends may call at the Ball and Son funeral home here from 7 to 9 pm Tuesday. VERNON "PETE" BOTTORF JEWELL The funeral for Vernon "Pete" Bottorf, 73, a lifelong resident af the Jewell area, will be at 10:30 am Wednesday at Trinity United Methodist Church here, the Rev. James LaRue officiating. Burial will be in Jewell cemetery. Mr.

Bottorf died at home Sunday morning. He was born Feb. 9,1904, and was a retired farmer. Surviving are the widow, Irene, of the home; 4 daughters, Betty Burks, Ionia; Virginia Duskie and Clarice Hastings, both of Jewell, and Linda Betz, Dillon, a sister, Jennie Briggs, in the Jewell County hospital long-term care facility, Mankato; 12 grandchildren and 6 great- grandchildren. Friends may call at the Kleppinger funeral home, Jewell.

OSCAR D. HENRY CAWKER CITY The funeral for Oscar D. Henry, 78, Cawker City, will HP it 10 am WpHnocHo" Peter Paul Roman Catholic Church, Cawker City, the Rev. Donald McCarthy officiating. Burial will be in Rose Valley cemetery near Tipton.

Mr. Henry died Sunday at the Mitchell County hospital, Beloit. He was born Aug. 5, 1898, on the Henry homestead south of Cawker City and was a lifelong area resident. He was a retired laborer.

Mr. Henry was a member of the Sts. Peter and Paul Church. Surviving are a son, Gary, Reno, a stepson, LaVern Madison, Dale, a daughter, Mrs. lona Puls, Glen Elder; a stepdaughter, Mrs.

Lenora Sahlie, Laramie, a brother, Louie, Stockton; 9 grandchildren and 17 great-grandchildren. The Waconda funeral home, Cawker City, is in charge. Friends may call at the funeral home from 7 to 9 pm Tuesday. WAYNE G. BAILEY MILTONVALE The funeral for Wayne G.

Bailey, 66, Clay Center, will be at 10:30 am Wednesday at the Phelps funeral home, Miltonvale, the Rev. Robert Ligon officiating. Burial will be in the Miltonvale cemetery. Mr. Bailey died Friday at the Clay County hospital, Clay Center.

He was born Aug. 8, 1910, in Miltonvale. He moved to Clay Center in 1955. He was a retired farm laborer. Surviving are a sister-in-law, Lilla Bailey, Miltonvale, and 2 nephews.

KENNETH E. BUCHENAU GRANDVIEW, Mo. The funeral for Kenneth E. Buchenau, 51, Kansas City, will be at 2 pm Wednesday at the George funeral home, Grandview. Burial will be in the Floral Hills cemetery, Kansas City, Mo.

Mr. Buchenau died Monday at Research hospital in Kansas City. He was born Feb. 9, 1926, at Carlton, and moved to Kansas City in 1953. He was a carpenter.

Surviving are his wife, Betty, of the home; 2 sons, Terry San Pablo, and Gerry Raytown, 4 daughters, Mrs. Cheryl Hill and Mrs. Kenneta, Nelson, both of Kansas City, Mrs. Betty Offield, Holden, and Mrs. Sheila Abell, Independence, his mother, Mrs.

Margaret Buchenau, of his home; a brother, Dale, Junction City, a sister, MRs. Doris Lucille Sherrell, Gypsum, and 9 grandchildren. The family suggests memorials to the American Heart association. Author Vladimir Nabokov is dead MONTREUX, Switzerland (UPI) Vladimir Nabokov, whose novel "Lolita," about a middle-aged man's lust for a 12-year old nymphet created a literary furor in the mid-1950s, has died at the age of 78, his family said Monday. Nabokov, who also won international renown as a lepidopterist an expert on butterflies died Saturday in Lausanne of an infection caused by an unidentified virus, his widow said.

Funeral arrangements had not been announced. Nabokov had been ailing for 18 months and was able to write as he usually did, standing at a lectern, for only brief periods at a time, his widow said. Born to a well-off family April 23, 1899, in St. Petersburg, now Leningrad, Nabokov learned English before he could read Russian and published his first poems in 1914. When World War II broke out, Nabo- kov took his family to the United States and lectured on butterflies, literature and languages at Harvard, Cornell and other universities.

He became a U.S. citizen in 1945. Nabokov's Russian-language works had been recognized in literary circles for three decades before he published "Lolita" in 1955. But the book brought him enough money to move into a suite in the Palace Hotel in 1964 and devote himself to writing and roaming the world in search of rare butterflies. Band concert at the Gazebo Concert-goers should take note that the Salina Municipal Band's Tuesday night program will be in Oakdale park, rather than the usual site in Sunset park.

The time, 8 pm, remains the same, however. The band will perform from the Gazebo at Oakdale. Conductor Eric Stein has selected a program that includes marches, highlights from a Broadway show, a Bolero and several featured soloists. The program: "The Star Spangled Anna Fern Lakin, soloist; "El Capitan" march, Sousa; "William Tell Rossini; "Our Director" march, Bigelo; Lecuona; "Three Modernaires" by Little, and featuring James Phillips, Dave Clark and Don Lofgren; "The Fairest of the Fair" march, Sousa; "Ode To Grofe; "Stand By Castellucci; "Swing Yoder; Highlights from "The Sound of arranged by Cable and featuring Mrs. Lakin, soloist; "On the Mall" Weather EXTENDED OUTLOOK Chance of thunderstorms Thursday and during the day Friday.

Highs low 90s. Lows in the 60s and low 70s. ZONE FORECASTS ZONES 1, 2 and 4 Partly cloudy and hot with slight chance of showers Tuesday night and Wednesday. Highs Tuesday afternoon near 100 and in 90s Wednesday. Rain chances 20 percent Tuesday night and Wednesday.

ZONES 5, 7, 8, 10 and 11 Sunny and hot Tuesday with highs around 100. Clear to partly cloudy with isolated thunderstorms Tuesday night and Wednesday afternoon. Lows Tuesday night in mid 70s with highs Wednesday 95 to 100. Southerly winds 15 to 30 mph Tuesday afternoon. SALINA WEATHER City Airport: Temp, at 1 pm 93; Min.

Tuesday 75; Max. Monday 95. FAA reported at 11 am: Barometer 30.01, Wind S20 MPH; Relative Humidity (Metric Temp at 1 pm 34c; Min. 24c; Max. 35c; Barometer 1016.3mb; WindS32KPH;) Lowest this date 48 (9c) in 1924; highest 112 (44c) in 1951.

Airport By FAA Monday 2 93 (34c) 3 94 (34c) 4 95 (350 5 95 (35C) 6 93 (34c) 7 92 (33c) 8 89 (32c) 9 83 (2BC) 10 80 11 78 (26c) Tuesday 12 Midnight 80 (27c) 1 am 79 (26c) 2 78 (26c) 3 77 (25c) 4 76 (24c) 5 76 (24c) 6 75 (24C) 7 75 (24C) 78 (J6C) 9 81 (27c) 10 84 (29c) 11 87 (31c) 12 noon 90 (32C) 1pm 93 (34C) Today's records Hospital Admissions Asbury Mrs. John F. Boyles, 229 N. 9th; Larry M. Darrow, 2070 Quincy, Mrs.

Rufu? EickhoH, 529 Fairview; Mrs. Ersulla M. Eikelberger, 517 Walnut; Harry H. Humes, 317 S. College; Mrs.

A.L. Keith, 223 S. 10th; Harry C. Leonard 1325 Faith Drive; Mrs. Randall W.

Litlon, 2092 Wesley; Randy E. Mclntosh, 452 Maple; Thomas J. Pexa, 840 S. 5th; Clinton Phillips, 417 E. Kirwin; Mrs.

Milo W. Potter, 1200 W. Crawford; Mrs. Charles W. Pruitt, 412 Montrose; Mrs.

Randy R. Schroder, 2648 Robin Road; Robert D. Sell, 503 S. Clark; Mrs. Frank S.

Skelton, 1121 Indian Rock Lane; Mrs. Mildred B. Stafford, 39 College Court; Mrs. Willis Sutton 845 S. 5th; Mrs.

Bill Walters, Salina RFD Kenneth L. Zech II, 653 S. 9th; Mrs. Gregory Bates, Delphos; Earl W. Chapman, Minneapolis; Byron S.

Chegwidden, Russell; Mrs. PanJa J. Engle, Abilene; Robert R. Fordyce, Manhattan; Michael L. Hazen, Gypsum; William W.

Hubnik, Abilene; George Krohn, Agenda; Mrs. Edwin E. Magnuson, Smolan; Mrs. Noe R. Ovalle, Gypsum; Gus Schubert, Ramona; Larry V.

Sedlacek, Concordia; Mrs. Michael G. Storrer, Emporia; Mrs. Larry Sweezer, Minneapolis. St.

John's Gerald J. Benoit, 857 Birch; Chester H. Crouthers, 821 Sheridan; Larry G. Hill, 1017 E. Elm; Mrs.

Betty Jewell, 852 Osage; Donna M. Martin, 620 Johnstown; Mary E. Moulton, 341 W. Beloit; Mrs. Aaron Muchow, 2823 Bret; Deanna Lynn Sims, 911 Highland; John P.

Williams, 315 W. Claflin; Mark W. Childs, McPherson; John J. Gabel, Ellis; Elmer W. Hildebrandt, Ellsworth; Charles E.

Kilgariff, Culver; John T. Kohman, Abilene; Michael W. Luck, Lincoln; Richard A. Schmidt, Lincoln; Ronald J. Seyfert, Minneapolis; Hal D.

Stephens, Solomon; Charles Vanek, Ellsworth. Hospital Dismissals Asbury Mrs. John C. Beckman and baby boy, 229 N. Penn; Mrs.

Lillian Constable, 531 W. Kirwin; Mrs. Jack R. Copeland, 527 W. Kirwin; Thomas A.

Darnell, 601 E. Republic; Varvel D. Draper, 504 Russell; Mrs. Joyce Evans and baby girl, 732 N. 3rd; Orval R.

Exline, 523 State; Mrs. William Hudson, 2435 Robin Road; James W. Huff, 337 N. 13th; Christopher A. Jackson, 810 Mike Drive; Mrs.

Setha Katherine Johnson, 628 N. llth; Mrs. Gary S. Kvasnicka, 429 S. Delaware; Kristina A.

McFarland, 817 N. 2nd; Mrs. David E. Norton and baby girl, 1212 N. Santa Fe; James D.

Parker, 713 N. 2nd; Deanna M. Ponting, 136 S. 10th; Mrs. Dominic Scheck.

809 Gypsum; Mrs. John A. Smith and baby boy, Salina RFD Mrs. Willis Sutton 845 S. 5th; Ronald E.

Tankard, 917 N. 13th; Virgil A. Tippin, 741 Guernsey; Mrs. Donald D. Whelchel and baby girl, 419 S.

9th; Dennis R. Wisbey, 1106 Park; Mrs. Ronald L. Woodard and baby girl, 542 Aullwood; Mrs. Samuel Aitken, Gypsum; Mrs.

Kenneth Backhus and baby girl, Herington; Russell Bettner, Waterford, Richard D. Bretton, Minneapolis; Charles W. Byrd, Bennington; Mrs. Curtis Cherney, Manhattan; Mrs. Clifford Dahlsten, Lindsborg; Mrs.

Fred Edwards, Minneapolis; James T. Eisley, Phillipsburg; Sonia D. Hastings, Mentor; Lori D. Hays, Kanopolis; Robert A. Hazen, Gypsum; Mrs.

Carl Hofflinger, Smolan; Mrs. Joel E. Isaacson, Assaria; Mrs. Lillie C. Jensen, Brookville; Rochelle D.

Johnson, Beverly; Mrs. Leslie Kerns Gove; Mrs. William E. Kirn and baby girl, Minneapolis; Mrs. Norbert A.

Koesler and baby girl, Assaria; Mrs. Lyle A. Kohlmeier and baby boy, Osborne; Eugene M. Nelson, Gypsum; Mrs. Carl R.

Owens, Gypsum; Mrs. Mary E. Ponton, Delphos; Mrs. Ernest Sietz, Russell; Mrs. James L.

Swagerty and baby boy, Solomon; Mrs. Michael J. Vaughn and baby boy, Abilene; Charles E. Wilson, Solomon; Mrs. Andrew W.

Woods, Gypsum. St. John's Opal Barbara Bone, 1116 Park; Mrs. Joseph C. breer, 2054 Raymond; Orville R.

Crotinger, 621 Charles; Larry G. Hill, 1017 E. Elm; Donna M. Martin, 620 Johnstown; Mrs. Florence E.

McGilvray, 337 N. llth; Mrs. Anton Potochnik, 1416 S. 9th; Mrs. Mamie A.

Shirk, 600 E. Elm; I niiic Phillipsburg; Charles L. Caspar Junction City; Mrs. Fern M. Fuller, Abilene; Mrs.

Harvey B. Griggs, Tescott; Mrs. Cyril Hess, Clay Center; Elmer W. Hildebrandt, Ellsworth; Cedric L. Kirkendall, Ellsworth; John T.

Kohman, Abilene; Gilbert J. Larson, Jamestown; Dennis L. Monroe, Abilene; Hal D. Stephens, Solomon. Births At Asbury Boys Mr.

and Mrs. Charles W. Pruitt, 412 Montrose, 8 Ibs 101.2 July 4. Mr. and Mrs.

Michael G. Storrer, Emporia, 6 July 3. Girls Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Bates, Delphos, 7 Ibs, 15 July3.

Mr. and Mrs. Randy R. Schroeder, 2648 Robin Road, 7 Ibs. 2 July 2.

Mr. and Mrs. Larry Sweezer, Minneapolis, 9 Ibs. July 2. Fire Alarms Sunday 11:25 am 3 Vz north of interstate 70 at Hedville exit, injury accident.

1:53 pm 418 E. Ash, central garage, City of Salina, gas washdown. Monday 2:04 pm Vz block north of 5th and North, grass fire, unknown cause, no damage. 2:07 pm 1500 block of East Cloud, stubble field fire, owned by Robert Neises, Salina RFD 2, possible cause fireworks, no damage. 2:49 pm 613 N.

llth, trailer fire, Warhurst sparks from grinder, no loss. 4:44 pm East North St. bridge, grass fire, unknown cause, no damage. 9:51 Cycle Acres, grass fire, caused by fireworks, no damage. 10 Indian Rock Park, grass fire, unknown cause, no damage.

10:27 pm West State St. behind Lampliter club on west side of dike, grass fire, unknown cause. SEARS. KOEBUCK CO. WE'RE SORRY Due To Availability Difficulties, The Following Merchandise From Sears July Savings Fair Sale Circular Is Not Available.

Rain Checks Will Be Issued On The Following Items. Sears Regrets Any Inconvenience This May Cause Our Customers. 36401 Folding Infant Stroller 14571-2 Angel Cord Bedspread, Full and Twin Size 25082 8 H.P. Lawn Tractor 16105 Paint Tank 77139 10 13' Tent 73571 Portable Potti 71282 3 Gallon Jug 8447 Modern Style Chandelier This List Was Compiled Saturday, July 2nd. Merchandise May Be In Stock At Time Of Circular.

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