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The Amarillo Globe-Times from Amarillo, Texas • Page 8

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Amarillo Thursday, Stptember 14, 1961 U. S. Leads in Big Nuclear AEC Chief Declares MARKETS MM O'CLOCK QUOTATION) The following New York Stock Market cuotalloni an furnished by the Amarillo offices ol Merrill Lynch, Pierce. Fenner Smllh: Llltonlnd Reduel Alum Co Alleo Corp Allevh Lud Allied CD Allied Sir Allls Choi Aluijl Lid erada 47V. Mock Truck McDon Alrc McKesson 4 WASHINGTON' (API The with American lead in developing the month." However, Ibc health chairman the Atomic Encrsy a wide assortment of nuclear stressed that even Commission voiced confidence (mistaken higher reading was day that the United States slilli The United Slates earlier enough to a health Am ft Pro leads in big power nuclear a variety of l-million-ton threat.

K'Sj ons despite the rapid-fire bombs for delivery by, The United Stales accused thCj A 0d j. ss weapons testing program. JB52 strategic aircraft. (Soviet Union of secretly prcpnr-iAM "1 don't think the Russians are 1 ling to resume nuclear tests Anocon CoD ahead of us in large nuclear The public Health Service re- negotiating at Geneva for a Co weapons," AEC Chairman Glen T. versed itself Wednesday night and ban.

The statement came Wednes-Uii Refm Seaborg lold newsmen. He had sa rt nere na( been a in a reply to a. Japanese just made a secret report to pm -lier in the day when il reported last week asking America to re- Am Metal Co members of Congress on the. in- an a )rll pt increase in atmospheric its decision to resume! 1 telligence gained from the direc. jtolion detected by its fallout'testing.

The reply said President I Boeino lion of nine Soviet blasts in lhe- a phoenix, Ariz. 'Kennedy was "inevitably past two weeks. A spokesman said the corrcctedito resume tests because of thclBraniii Seaborg, along with Defense DC. a ijng for Tuesday was "more threat to U.S. and Free World se-jjiucyrus Er partmcnt and Central Intelligence conlpar a hle 0 figures earlier in curity posed Soviet move.

I Officials met with the Senate. House Congressional Atomic Energy Committee. Seaborg declined comment on reports from other sourcees that this country will resume nuclear tests of its own within a week or, in days, but said "there is no chance in the United States oolicy to conduct its tests underground." Seaborg said he is confident that the United Stales, while testing underground, "can go a long way toward keeping pace with the LMorl Republic Ignores President's Plea roughs CIT Finonel Canada Dry Jl Cote Caterpillr Celanese Cent SW Chnrnpl OH Ches i Onlo Chrysler Colo Fuel I Colum Brde Colum Cos Col 8, SOE Coml Credit CLEVELAND, Thomas F. Pal Russians even they continue ng Tcalif today that Re. Sept.

14 l.fl President Kennedy on Sept. 6 ErfJs president ofiwrote lo top executives of 12 WH lold Presi-jor steel firms, asking that gf rent prices be maintained despite cosden Pet Monsanto Monl Word Motorola Natl Biscuit Natl Con Natl Cash Nail Dolrv Not! Distill Natl Lead Nail Sleet New EnoEl Nlog Paw NV Cenlrol NY ChoiSIP Nor Am Av Nor Gas Pac RV Ohio OH Olln Math Pac GaiE Pan Am VI A Panh EPL ke Davis Kenn Chem Ptnncv Penn RR PCDS) Cola Pliier Chas. Pheloi Dodge Phllco Ph Morris Phillies Pel Pitnev Pit Gloss Polaroid Proc Gomb Panel PL Pub Sv EG Reds Say Yanks Try To Smuggle Woman BERLIN Two American (handed over lo Communist courts youths touring arc being after investigations are completed. M. A.

BARKER held by Communist authorities on charge's of trying to smuggle an East German Berlin. 'otnan into West The two, Victor S. Pankey and Gilbert Tustin, Pi Kerrey, both 20, were accused bidding the woman in the luggage compartment of a small German car while visiting East Berlin. Tlie East German Interior Mur The two were taking a vacation in Europe before returning to their classes in the United States. Kerrey's sister, Mrs.

David Mc- Kadden of Tustin, said he of bad recently writen her that they ol had no trouble getting into East passports are like magic wands." A Briton and a Dutchman also were reported seized by the Com. in what they charged istry--quoted by the ADN news were separate attempts to bring a cnc they were picked up out three East Berliners described Kites Held Today For M. A. Barker al the Friedriehslrasse check- i point, the only one open for for- ieigners in the divided city. only as "female persons." The Briton, Bernhard J.

Collell, The ministry said they will be; 30, was charged with trying to kidnap a woman by hiding her in TM i i 6 compartment of his jOU.glll The Dutchman, Henri J. Pierrot, 55. was accused of trying to el by Dr. Robert M. Skinner.

1 pastor of the First Presbyterian Church, Burial will be in Llano Ccme-Continued rrmiD told a reporter (hat Atom- fc Energy Commission and De- despite a wage boost next lense Department experts are "lour advisers seek to JusUfy; "working night and day" to get the freezing of current stee pri-; ih" America' tests under way. regardless of the inequities to: Holifield said that the experi- our company Patton said in a menu will start with a number letter to the President "We are, of underground blasts relative- asked, effect, to substitute their lv low vfeld personal judgement for the known 'efficiency and fairness of the com-; The joint committee will get its petilive 'market place. This we! secret 'briefing from Dr. Glenn T. cannot do.

Seaborg chairman of the Atomic i Energy- Commission, and Patlon sauI Republic has ex-, Gen. F. J. Rodenhauser, repre-amined in detail the statistical da- crane Crucible 'Curtis Wr Bob Crosby's Daughter To Marry Texan HOLLYWOOD, Sept. 14 (APi- the Defense Dep'artmenUa furnished by your advisers, and: Bandleader Bob Crosby's daughter P- Distillers Douglas Air Dow Chom Dresser Duoont Ex Cell 0 Eastern Air Eosrm Kod lAuio Lite El Poso NG Erie RR Fed Dept Flintkole Ford Mo I Freeot Sul 'f Tr CP MOt Pub Ut "It's all very pxriting.

I have been dating Eddie for about four months. he proposed to mo, he said: 'If you still have (hp career go ahead and Holliburl OII iHooker Ch II! Cenll RR ifitf Bus Mcfi A Lay unit that will handle the military we respectfully but vigorously dis- SR t(x 5y plans phases of the Nevada test with the ways in which a a Texas oilman. Eddie Gil- VT Various explanations have been data have been compiled and rt advanced for the wide range of terpreted." The 22-year-old'brunettc power yield detected from the, He said Republic's profits "have who i ng i an acting at TM Gro nine Soviet blasts. Wednesday's been squeezed severely by the 8 tolrt a new shots w-ere reported by the AEC narrowing margin between costs as being in the low to keenly competitive prices." ate range. have not raised the gen- In nuclear terminology, low eral level of our prices for more range could mean a force three years, in spite of two parable to the American atomic successive increases in employ- bombs that blasted Hiroshima and ment costs," the letter said gel II mil nf your system.

Rut Nagasaki. They bad the explosive yet. we are now asked to absorb that's on way to start a mar- equivalent of 20.000 Ions of TNT. a third increase on Oct. 1 with-, riage.

I'll wait. 1 out a compensating price adjust Some shots in the new Soviet ment." series have exceeded the 1-mil- lion-ton range Some scientists Patton did not say Republic She flew to Houston to meet his have suggested the Soviets are would or would not raise prices. and he flew bere to meet testing trigeer devices for a su- "We frankly do not know wheth-'hers. perbomb that Soviet Premier or to what or when, 1 "We'll be married as soon as Khrushchev has said he will build Republic Steel may adjust its pri-'they can finish my trousseau with the punch of IPO million tons ces," he said, "because we "We'll honeymoon in the of TNT. not piedict or control the vigor- Caribbean area, probably the Vir- This wide range of yields also ous competition which requires us I 5 i an( rm hoping Mother has siicEested the possibility a to adapt to prevailing market Da( can fly the Soviets are trying to catch up conditions." ceremony There have been predictions that, The rl mo thcr, June, a i firms will raise prices when' has met Gilbert and likes 1 The loiiowina pay increases go into him, and that Crosby, now in ci 0 effect Oct.

1 for some J20.000 ha-Detroit, approves, sic steel workers. The pay in- Icreases ranee from 7 lo 10 cents AUSTIN (AP) our Rcaub Sleel Rexall Drug Revn Metal Revn Tab 8 Royal Dutch 1 Ruberoid i Safeway SI Reg Paoer Rocb 5namrt ck 3j: Shell Oil 49'i 1 ShellerM Shell Oil 223 I Soythn Co 3S 1 Sou Pac Co Southn Rv Pub 26 i i a i Std Oil NJ 49 I i Stone Webb 99 Sun Oil i 31 a Co 79 1 Texas Gulf Pr Texas Gulf Sul 120 a tnet Funeral services for M. A. Barker. 76.

of 1618 Hayden will be at 4 p.m. today in get a woman across the border on I Blackburn-Shaw Memorial Chap-; IWOOeiy wif passport D.MM.TT. 14 Law of-! in the South Plains for all-Geiman search for a second said a wave of political arrests is cry. youth involved in the robbery by, sweeping East Germany. He said Pallbearers will he Harvey assa uit 0 Dimmitt area house- the daily number of refugees es- Dave Dorman, Page Stal-j 'j( 0 Monday leaping to the West is still "in: up, Guy McTaggart, E.

C. May' 0 Caslro County Jail herCilhree figures" despite the barriers Man Walks Away After Car Crush VEGA, Sept. Highway patrolmen said happened Hhc (his; Cross-country motorist Man(red Cornelius Flury was at the wheel of his speeding automobile when he apparently fell asleep. The car left the highway, traveled more than 4.10 fcfi In a borrow ditch, came hack onto the highway and overturned lour times. Flury landed 75 foot from where his automobile came fo rest on U.S.

Highway 6fi, 5H miles east of here. He walked away with only facial lacerations. Flury, 29, told officers he was en roule from California to Illinois. He is an industrial engineer for the National Dairy with headquarters In New York. Flury is a native of Swltzer.

land and hns lived in this country eifilit months. TOKYO--Patent rights for the production and sale ol a Japanese geared pumo is being oE- fercd in the United States. cup and Ernest Odcll. Mr. Barker had been a resi County Jai under charges of robbery by as-Sthe East Germans threw up at the 1 i is Lawrence Calfy.

19, For Radiant Health iVUTItl-IHO Natural Organic Food Suplement Jhe Bob cummfnss TV W. HnrrllMi DR1-8M5 DRMWJ of Amarillo since 1926. i (,, from Friona Offi- 7o, had operated a ready to wear, we sca rchinB for his business and was also in the fur- 17 vcar 0 companion. m. nilurc business.

i Qaston 64th Judicial dis- He died at home at 10 a.m.; i attorney. sa id the woman 41-, Wednesday. tt as a (ac and robbed of cash Surviving are his wife, daushtcrs, one brother and grandchildren. two from The Daily Investor US Bor Piv US Ru US Stc 49'': 61 K.r.. By WILLIAM A.

DOYLE Q. A friend of mine wants me In buy 500 shares of Canadian Superior Oil slock, which is traded in the over-the-counter market at about Sifi to S17 a share. My friend insists that this is five same sloek that is listed on the New York Stock Exchange ns Superior Oil and trades at over 51,200 a share. Is it? her billfold Monday as she drove home from Dimmitt along a country road. The woman, in a state ol shock and under a doctor's care, was unable lo give officers detailed information concerning the incident.

Calfy was arrested by Canyon police" early Tuesday morning in Canyon, He was alone and un- armed in a car bearing Oklahoma license plates. i Women Voters Set Sept. 26 Meeting League of Women Voters of Amarillo will hold a breakfast meet- 'ing Sept. 211 at the YWCA to the organization's annual finance i At a meeting of the League i board of directors earlier this several appointments were made. N.

E. Wicker. 3427 was named bulletin Mrs. A i a Holtman of 5717, Lukens su g'MVoalworth TM, Sheet ill Or 67 Zenith AMERICAN CURB menal Oil Contractors Taxed For All Materials too. Crosby last made contractors are liable for the sales' tax on all materials and used in their projects, Slate Comptroller Robert S.

Cah'ert ruled Wednesday. The ruling said that a contractor also is subject for the tax on Bookish Advice Conies Too Late I Miss Crosby last made news in when her mother called in reporters and told them Callvy in a hospital suffering from a nervous breakdown. She said she had mane the statement to quash rumors. In she and her father en- publicized feud KANSAS CITY Les Cun- tools, supplies, and equipment ningham found his basment flood- over her romance i a man 14 Morim bought, rented or leased in the with 3 feel of waler Wednes- years her senior. Dino Castelli.

systron construction of a building. day and waded in to salvage a set maiire d' at a Sunset Strip res- The interpretation 'No. 29' for of'encyclopedia. a a She broke oft the reconstruction contractors was the He a'lso retrieved another float- mance, but moved out of the fourth handed down Wednesday by ing book. The 1 i Crosby home.

She and Crosby the comptroller. "Don't the laterj-econcilcd. A. Wow! Here's another case fawnie. voter service chairman, 1 of a "friend" with wild ideas and and Mrs.

Don Boyett. 3311 Kings- little or no information. Of ton. Texas Constitutional Revision course it's nol the same If it were, tlwre wouldn't be suciY a huge difference in price. BONN--A complete optical and The Superior Oil stock listed on precision cnuinment plant em- tbe New York Stock Exchange is nloving 1.000 persons is being of- thc stock of Superior Oil for sale in the Republic of i (California).

This is a big oil and Germany. 'gas-producing outfit, which oper-;" ales in the U. S. and Venezuela. ATT.

It's hound In addition, Superior Oil ownSjprint most often, some 53 per cent of the stock The Cheltenham Deluxe Series 212G894M RCA Victor Charming Early American Coior TV Maple 2 Speaker Sound Security Scaled Circuits High Fidelity Color Tune Color-Quick Tuning Powerful "New Visln" Tuner One-sel Fine Tuning GRAIN A I FOLDING DESK CABINET WITH KEV LOCKING SAFE and FILE A CHICAGO PRODUCE CHICAGO (AP)--But 3 hlOhrr; 93 v.vrt AA 90 INCLUDED OF EXTRA COST fop And TaMi Foil) to, Eaty Cwnpori VALUABLES, RfCOBDi OHICt SUPPllfS.HOMT KJUIPMSNT. BOOKS A COMfAO HOME OR OFFIC! IN ONE STREAMLINED DELUXE UHITI USE It AS A DESK I A I A DRAWING AND CRAFT tAHtl SERVICE F'ERSONNEL--STUDENT ACCOUNTS WELCOMED! i i Week Observance Begins so charged up about. Canadian- Superior Oil is primarily in the oil and gas-producing business in Canada. If you buy stock in Canadian Superior Oil. you will be a part owner of that company.

You 1 would not be a nart owner of Su- I perior Oil California i. If you buy stock in Superior Oil (California' you will be i a owner of that company. And. because that company owns slock in Canadian Superior Oil. you would he an indirect part owner of i a Superior Oil.

Perhaps we shouldn't pick on your friend. People often g' confused about ownership when one company holds slock in an- other company. But, before you jump to conclusion about who i owns a you should check things out. Q. I am very impressed flip performance of T.

Rmve Trice Growth Slick Fund. Tl seems (o have one nf the best records in the a fund business. Also. II is one of Ibc "no-lonn fiuvls," whose shares can be purchased at net asset without an.v commission charge. However, I am told thai if I buy shares nt this fund and la- ler redeem them for cash 1 will have lo pay a "redemption charge" of SI a share.

Is this true? A The redemption charge isn a share. It's one per cenl. a funds redeem their asset, value. This happens to he one of the which have small redemption Canadian Superior Oii nia the outfit your friend -Compare Evervwiiere-Then Save at JGYRO SALES Mosl shares WASHINGTON A I Sunday is Citizenship Day and the begin- of Constitution Week by proc- lamalion of President Kennedy. vc so the cost lo the invest i much less than Ihc 7'i to per cenl commission charged be purchase of Ihc shares of.

The President urged apnropri- ale ceremonies on Sunday "to in- spire all our citizens lo keep the 3 of our founding fathers and on lo carry out Ihc ideals of United most mutua States citizenship." He also asked Americans to observe Constitution Week with ceremonies and activities in schools and churches and other suitable places "to Ibc end lhal our citizens may achieve bol- ter tindrrstandinc and a denoer appreciation of the constitution." read Ihe news reports on slock market IrailinR almost every day. Many days In" slocks I own are ncvr.r nwn- Honed But American Telephone. Telegraph is mentioned by almost every slnrk market rommcnlalor almost every day. Isn't Ihis a case of nut-and-out favoritism? A M.iybc but not on iniirt of stock markcl commenla- lot's. 1 Sure.

Ihr perfect thing Mrs. Lessie Malnnr. 110. died at 0 jiri about all slocks. Thiirmon's Convalescent Home at frp i enough space I do i 4 a.m.

today. She hail been liv- So 0 mos actively-traded was rclircd While Kirk Mrs. Midnnc, HO, Taken by Dcalli wrvlvcd by Afford Brown, hler, illion of 6th Serviees are pcmlinc Black. btirn-Shflw Funeral Home. lerprlw.

One. mil o( every U. K. owns HEAVY DUTY CAR MAT BRAND NEW SPARK PLUGS "Dust Catchers' Bargain Table GYRO: 308 S. ARTHUR.

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