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Puppy love Gov. Christopher S. Bond thanks his birthday dog, Meriwemer Lewis, and eight-month-old Rachael for their assistance in signing a proclamation in the governor's office today. The Ipooch added his paw-print on the proclamation designating the week of May 6 as Be Kind to Animals Week in Missouri. Rachael is the daughter of Mrs.

Kathy Husted, Hallsville. (News Tribune staff photo) I House panel turns down to block funds WASHINGTON; (AP)--An effort to block $150 million in spending for Cambodia bombing and other Indochina operations was rejected 31 to 14 today by the House Appropriations Committee. The committee also rejected, by voice vote, a proposed prohibition in a supplemental bill against use of any of its funds for American combat operations over Cambodia. Rep. Joseph P.

Addabbo, D- N.Y., said his amendment against the war-spending authority in a supplemental money bill would not cut off money for Cambodia, but would deny approval of it by Congress. "What they're looking for is a stamp of approval for what they have done and what they may said. The committee is expected to approve the bill today. Addabbo said he will take the fight to the floor when the measure comes up, possibly next Tuesday. Sen.

Charles McC. Mathias, said he would introduce today a resolution declaring it the sense of the Senate that "any actions by the United States armed forces in, over, or off the shores of Indochina are" contrary to the Constitution. He planned a Senate speech declaring that continued bombing risks "breeding a whole new generation of American prisoners of war." Senate Democrats, meanwhile, took a stand Wednesday against Congress 1 approval of any money for U.S. military activity in Cambodia. Sen.

Henry M. Jackson, D- said his was one of the few votes against the stand approved in a voice vote by the Senate Democratic Caucus. Jackson said the bombing should be pursued in an effort to the cease-fire throughout Indochina as ler the Paris agreement of Jan. 27. Jackson said any new money approved by Congress could be used only for air operations in Cambodia because Congress already has prohibited U.S.

ground forces in Cambodia and Laos. In a related development, a House subcommittee turned about-face Wednesday and ap- proved a war-powers bill that would force a president to pull out of any U.S. military commitment he made abroad in 120 days unless Congress voted to authorize it. Congress could also order the war commitment halted any time during the 120 days by a simple House-Senate resolution that does not require the president's signature. The strongly worded measure was approved 8 to 1 national-security-affairs subcommittee which two years ago approved a war-powers bill providing only that a president should consult with congressional leaders when he commits troops abroad.

Judge asks for briefs LOS ANGELES (AP) --The Pentagon papers trial judge has directed attorneys to give him legal briefs today on dismissal and mistrial motions and raised the possibility that the case may never go to the jury for a verdict. U.S. District Court Judge Matt Byrne has said he will not allow jurors to begin deliberations until he probes all facts about a burglary of office of codefendant Daniel Ellsberg's psychiatrist and alleged White House involvement in prosecution of 1 the case. Byrne also demanded that I the government give him more details about the alleged roles of Watergate con' spirators G. Gordon Liddy and E.

Howard Hunt Jr. in the burglary and in a special White House investigation of the leak to news media of the Pentagon papers. Ellsberg and Anthony J. Russo, both former researchers on government projects for the Rand are charged with espionage, conspiracy and theft, for copying the Pentagon papers, a top of U.S. involvement in Vietnam.

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Contact: VAN ANDERSON A ADVERTISING MANAGER NEWSTRIBUNECO. 210 Monroe Street Jefferson City, Mo. 65101 mine whether those actions interfered with the defendants' constitutional rights to a fair trial. Byrne has expressed fears that "tainted evidence" obtained from the Liddy-Hunt work might have been used in the prosecution. Byrne has stressed an urgent need to find out what papers were found in Hunt's White House office and safe when they were searched by the FBI.

But the only documents surrendered by the government Wednesday were three FBI reports on recent interviews with White House aides John i a Haldeman and Bruce Kherli. Ehrlichman's interview added only sparse details to a previous interview. Haldeman and Kherli professed no knowledge of Hunt's and lid- dy's role in any White House probe of the Pentagon papers case or Ellsberg. They also said they don't know where reports from such a probe might be. Ehrlichman, in his second FBI interview since reports of the 1971 burglary surfaced last week, said he believes "there must be papers covering investigation of Daniel Ellsberg" by Liddy and Hunt.

Ehrlichman said in an interview made public Tuesday that he knew about the psychiatrist's office burglary and of Liddy and Hunt's effort to produce a psychiatric profile of Ellsberg to show the defend a had "moral and i a problems." Ehrlichman said the conspirators worked for the White House at the time. Of the latest interview with Ehrlichman, conducted Tuesday, the FBI reported, "It has been over a since Mr. Ehrlichman has seen anything on the Pentagon papers investigation "Mr. Ehrlichman maintained a newspaper clipping file on the Pentagon papers case which he kept in a file cabinet. This file has since been sent to the President's file, however, and Mr.

Ehrlichman assumed the a i a was now in Weather report The Thermometer High yesterday 51; Low yesterday 43; High past 55 years 90 in 1949; Low past 55 years 36 in 1967. Precipitation News Tribune Weather Bureau Reading 0 for past 24 hours ending at noon; heaviest rain same date in 55 years 1.08 in 1937. Total to date this month 41; Normal this month to date This year to date 18.14; Nor al 11.36. BOOK Barometer 30.10 rising; Relative Humidity 28 per cent. TheSun Sunset today 9:02 p.m.; Sunrise Friday 6:08 a.m.

River Stages Kansas City 14.6 rise .6 Boon ville 21.4 rise 3.3 Jefferson City 21.9 rise 2.5 Hermann 23.5 rise .4 Lake of the Ozarks M.drop .4 Deaths McCarthy rites held Funeral services for Harry Lawrence McCarthy, 76, a i resident of Jamestown, were held Wednesday at St. James Catholic Church. Burial was in Calvary Cemetery. Mr. McCarthy, a retired Northern Pacific Railway employe, died unexpectedly Sunday at his hone.

He was born April 8,1897, at Wheatland, N.D., the son of Mr. and Mrs. Bartholomew McCarthy. He was married Nov. 22, 1934, to Vivian I.

Brackney who survives. Mr. McCarthy attended Wheatland schools. In 1948, he was promoted to traveling freight agent for Northern Pacific, a position he held until his retirement in 1984. He eas a member of St.

James Catholic Church, Fourth Degree Knights of Columbus and B. P.O. Elks 995. Other survivors include: A a Mrs. G.

B. DeMerell, Jefferson City; two sons, Michael McCarthy, Eugene, and Timothy McCarthy, St. Joseph; two sisters, Mrs. C. D.

Crawford, Fargo, N. and Mrs. Gertrude Tracy, Burlingame, two brothers, John McCarthy, Wheatland, N. and William McCarthy, Portland, and nine grandchildren. Elmer J.

Grafe, of Taos, dies Elmer John Grafe, 45, of Taos, died unexpectedly Wednesday afternoon at a Jefferson City hospital. A native of Meta, Mr. Grafe was born Oct. 16,1927, the son of Leo and Teresa Reinsch Grafe. On Aug.

26,1950, at Taos, he was married to the former Miss Edna Mae Thessen, who survives. Other survivors include: Five daughters, Mrs. John Stegeman, Taos, Mrs. Fred Van Loo, Route Miss Dana Grafe, Miss Joyce Grafe, and Miss Leita Grafe, all of the home. His father, Leo Grafe, Meta; one brother, Raymond Grafe, Westphalia; two sisters, Mrs.

Harold Vaughan and Mrs. Robert Eveler, both of Jefferson City; and two grandchildren. Mr. Grafe was a member of St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church, Taos, where funeral services will be conducted at 9 a.m., Saturday, with the Rev.

William Flannigan officiating. Burial will be in the parish cemetery. The rosary will be recited at 8 p.m., Friday, at the Dulle Funeral Home. Mel vin Shull dies at age 71 i 7 1 Jamestown, died Wednesday at Memorial Hospital after suffering an apparent heart attack that day. He was bom Sept.

22,1901, at Lupus, the son of George and Docia Ellen Potter Shull. He was never married. Mr. Shull was a retired carpenter and lived in the Jamestown area all his life. Other survivors include: Two brothers, Morris Shull, Centertown, and Lewis Shull, Jamestown; and a sister, Mrs.

Larry West, Hermann. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Friday at the Mt. Zion Baptist Church, Jamestown, with the Rev. Lowell Foster officiating.

Burial will be in the church cemetery. Arrangements are by Bowlin Funeral Home, California. Services held for Mrs. Heinen Funeral services for Mrs. Elizabeth Heinen, 76, Kansas City, were held Tuesday at St.

Thomas More Catholic Church. Burial was in Mount Olivet Cemetery. She was a member of St. Thomas More Church and the Daughters of Isabella. Survivors include: A sister, Miss Mamie Holternian, Jefferson City; five sons; two daughters; 23 grandchildren; and five great-grandchildren.

3-Day Forecast MISSOURI Extended outlook Saturday through Monday: Warming trend continued into Sunday and turning cooler Monday; a period of scattered showers late Sunday or Monday, highs Saturday in the 70s lows 45 to 55; highs Sunday 75 to 82 tows 55 to 62; Monday 65 to 74; lows under 40s north to around 60 Bootiwd. POST TMIUNf, Jffft rson City, Moy 3,1973 17 record Hospital admissions Circuit court St. Mary's Mrs. Martha Meller, Lohman; Mrs. Tillie Wolfe, Linn; Mrs.

Wanda Larsen, 1405 Debra Robert Chance, a Ansel Pryor, Tuscumbia; Mrs. Louise Wankum, Meta; Gilbert Sullivan, Eugene; Miss Patricia Haake, 2716 Idlewood Miss Gina L. Woehrer, 313 Hickory Otto Buechter, 903 Montana Miss Janelle Pealer, 821 Southwest Aaron Schmidt, St. Thomas; Miss Rose Swanton, 1306 W. Main HanfordHodel.Eldon.

Mrs. Linda Stanton, Eldon. Charles E. Still Earl Miller, California; Mrs. Donna Thomas, Fulton; Edward Geggus, Gerald; Louis Mehmert, Chamois; Mrs.

Maude Butcher, Steedman; James Van Hooser, Rolla; William Parker, Vienna; Mrs. Hessie Mayberry, Rosebud; Mrs. Estella Cimperman, St. Thomas; Miss Vickie Francis Belle. Terry Jackson, 1032 Elizabeth Mrs.

Lou Huot, Linn; Mrs. Dena Heidreier, Maplewood. Mrs. Lora Plemmons, Brumley; Roger Porter, California; Mrs. Flossie Baylor, Rolla; Mrs.

Hazel Bowline, Clarksburg; Vasca Thompson, Eugene; Mrs. Shirley Klos, Owens ville; Rawn Nash, 2122 Southridge James Argenbright, 1025 Dogwood James Scott, 112 Johnson Orus Wilson, 1201 Winston Dr. Mrs. Marie Bryant, Dixon. Police reports Donald Huhman, an employe of Jefferson Body and Frame at 821 Jefferson reported the disappearance of a battery from a car at their shop left for repairs.

Estimated value was placed at $35. Joseph Peter Clark, 1504 Green Berry reported Wednesday that his car had been damaged by a hit and run vehicle. Dan Hanke, Route 3, reported Wednesday that two speakers valued at $14.60 had been taken from his locked car parked at McGraw Edison Plant B. Entry was gained by forcing a lock. Anita Duhart, 603d Linn reported Wednesday that a check for $406 had been taken from her home.

No signs of forced entry were reported. Chester McKinney, of the Jefferson City Health Department, 915 E. Miller reported Thursday that two windows had been broken at the department building between 5 p.m. Wednesday and 8 a.m. Thursday.

Joe Downs of Joe G. Downs 305 Monroe reported Thursday that someone had broken into his business. Preliminary investigation indicates that apparently nothing was taken. Marriage license applications Duane Glenn Sicht, Bay, and Jacklynn Marjorie Postman, Tacoma, Wash. Dennis Dale Braun and Judy A.

Bruemmer, both of Jefferson City. Fire calls 9 a.m. Tuesday. Brush fire in vacant lot on Hobbs Lane. No property damage.

Parry A. Roberts and Kathleen M. Roberts, plaintiffs, vs. Ethel Carol Phelps, a a i i dismissal of suit for damages filed and case dismissed without prejudice. Ursaline Mengwasser, plaintiff, vs.

Roy Franklin French and Leslie R. Dickey, a a i stipulation of dismissal for damages filed and case dismissed. Gene C. Johnson, plaintiff, vs. Arlene G.

Johnson, defendant; divorce granted plaintiff. James Emory Seasholtz, D. 0., plaintiff, vs. State Board of Registration for the Healing Arts of Missouri, defendant; defendant's motion for summary judgment on suit for injunction sustained. Local affairs panel named JEFFERSON CITY, Mo.

(AP) Gov. Christopher S. Bond of Missouri named 10 members to the Governor's Council on Community Affairs (COCA) Wednesday. They are Mayor John Peolker of St. Louis, Supervisor Lawrence RODS of St.

Louis County, Board of Aldermen President Joseph Badaraco, St. Louis, Independence Mayor Phil K. Weeks. City Councilman Richard Berkley of Kansas City, Adair County Collector of Revenue Robert F. Love of Kirksville, i i Mayor James Payne, Franklin County Presiding Judge Ralph N.

Smith of Union, Montgomery i a Niedergerke, and Poplar Bluff City Manager David Pence. Subject to Senate confirmation, the members of COCA will act as the liaison organization with local governments and the governor to formulate policy on state-local relations. As designated by statute, COCA is made up of an equal number of representatives from each congressional district. Storm forms to record data The National Weather Service is asking those rural residents who recently received special Severe Storm Report forms to remember to record the data as soon as thunderstorms occur. The forms request information on such events as severe winds, hail, tornadoes and thunderstorms which will be used in improving the severe thunderstorm detection and warning services of the NWS.

The NWS also points out that the project will be greatly improved when as many residents as possible in an area record and send in the needed information. Over 130,000 forms were mailed to rural boxholders in 50 selected counties in Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma and Texas. The forms are to be returned when they are full or after May 31, whichever comes first. Shooting probe finds no leads A continuing, investigation of the Saturday shooting of Mrs. Judy Ann Huber, 1119 E.

Miller has turned up no leads. Detective Frank Fink of the Jefferson City Police Department said the check of neighbors has just about been completed. Mrs. Huber was injured by a bullet that entered her home through a second story window. She is listed in satisfactory condition at Charles E.

Still Hospital. Christy still likes 'our airport best' "I stiU like our airport the best." And so Mayor John G. Christy responded to a suggestion that Jefferson City Memorial Airport be used as a sea plane base. Robert C. Smith, a former Columbia mayor, wrote the mayor a letter saying he couldn't resist noting that Jefferson City is at last utilizing the new regional airport at Columbia for land-based planes.

Columbia and Jefferson City fought over the location for a regional airport with the airport finally being built between Columbia and Ashland. Jefferson City's airport operations have been hampered this year by floods that twice closed the runways and have damaged the terminal building. "Bob and I've been friends for years, but everyone seems to have his letter but me. I've never received it," Christy said when asked for a reply to the seaport suggestion. Scanty snow saves money NEW YORK (AP) Snow was so scanty in New York City last winter that the city administration figures it saved about $3 million in snow removal costs.

Public Notice The South Callaway R-II Schools will accept bids on the transportation of pupils for the 1973-74 school year. Specifications may be obtained from the office of the Superintendent. Bids may be submitted until May 10,1973. C.N.April 28 N.T.April 29 P.T. April 30--May 1-2 3 Sealed bids will be received by the City of Jefferson until 8:00 p.m., Monday, May 7,1973, for two-radio equipment as per specifications on file in the Department of Public Works.

City reserves the right to reject any and all bids. ED H. HACKERS, P.E. Director P.T. May 3,4,1973 CN.MayS NOTICE Of IHLINCOF FINAL SETTLEMENT AND PETITION FOR DISTRIBUTION (Sec.

473.587, RSMo.) STATE OF MISSOURI, COUNTY OFCOLE.SS IN THE PROBATE COURT OF COLE COUNTY, MISSOURI AT JEFFERSON CITY. In the estate of LEONA LEACH deceased. Estate No. 3981 TO ALL PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE OF LEONA LEACH, deceased. Notice is hereby given that final settlement and petition for distribution will be filed in the Probate Court of Cole County, Missouri by the undersigned on the 31st day of May, 1973 and that any objections or exceptions to such settlement must be in writing and filed within ten days after the filing of such settlement.

FORREST P. CARSON Attorney AUDREY MAHAN Executrix P.T. April 28, NOTICE OF FILING OF FINAL SETTLEMENT AND PETITION FOR DISTRIBUTION (Sec. 473.587, RSMo.) STATE OF MISSOURI, COUNTY OFCOLE.SS IN THE PROBATE COURT OF COLE COUNTY, MISSOURI AT JEFFERSON In the estate of OSCAR J.SANDERS deceased Estate No. 4008 TO ALL PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE OF OSCAR J.

SANDERS, deceased. Notice is hereby given that final settlement and petition for distribution will be filed in the Probate Court of Cole County, Missouri by the undersigned on the 14th day of May, 1973 and that any objections or exceptions to such settlement must be in writing and filed within ten days alter the filing of such, settlement. RUSSELL T. KEYES Attorney ALFRED F. SANDERS Administrator P.T.

April 12,19,26, May 3,1973 NOTICE OF LETTERS TESTAMENTARY GRANTED (Sec. 473.033, RSMo. as amended 1969) STATE OF MISSOURI, COUNTY IN THE PROBATE COURT OF COLE COUNTY, MISSOURI AT JEFFERSON CITY, MISSOURI. In the estate of DAVID H.LOETHEN, deceased. Estate No.

4117 To all persons interested in the estate of DAVID H. LOETjjEN, decedent: On the 1st day of May, 1973, the last Will of David Loethen was admitted to probate and MARY H. HAHN and PAUL M. STEPPLEMAN were appointed the executors of the estate of David H. Loethen decedent by the probate court of Cole, County, Missouri, on the 1st day of May, 1973.

The business address of the executors is 308 Clay St. and 114 Clay Jefferson City, Missouri, and their attorney is ELLUaiT E. FARMER, JR. whose business address is 204A E. High Jefferson City, Missouri.

All creditors of said decedent are notified to file claims in court within six months from the date of this notice or be forever barred. Date of first publication is May 3,1973. (SEAL) LUCILLE BODE Clerk Probate Court of Cole County, Missouri P.T. May 3,10,17,24,1973 NOTICE OF LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION GRANTED (Sec. 473.033, RSMo.

as amended 1969.) STATE OF MISSOURI, COUNTY OF COLE, ss IN THE PROBATE COURT OF COLE COUNTY, MISSOURI In the estate of FRANKA.POPP, Deceased. Estate No. 4119 To all persons interested in the estate of FRANK A. POPP, decedent: On the 1st day of May, 1973 CLARA A. BULTMANN was appointed the administratrix of the estate of Frank A.

Popp decedent, by the Probate Court of Cole County, Missouri. The business address of the administratrix is Route No. 2, Jefferson City, Missouri, and her attorney is THOMAS D. GRAHAM of GRAHAM AND HAWKINS, whose business address is 312 East Capitol Jefferson City, Missouri. All creditors of said decedent are notified to file claims in court within six months from the date of this notice or be forever barred.

Date of first publication is May 3,1973. (SEAL) LUCILLE BODE Clerk Probate Court of Cole County, Missouri P.T. May 3,10,17,24,1973 NOTICE OF FILINGOF FINAL SETTLEMENT AND PETITION FOR DISTRIBUTiON (Sec. 473.587, RSMo.) STATE OF MISSOURI, COUNTY OF COLE, SS IN THE PROBATE COURT OF COLE COUNTY, MISSOURI AT JEFFERSON CITY. In the estate of MAUDE M.

ALLEN deceased. Estate No. 4025 TO ALL PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE OF MAUDE M. ALLEN, deceased. Notice is hereby given that final settlement and petition for distribution will be filed in the Probate Court of Cole County, Missouri by the undersigned on the 31st day of May, 1973 and that any objections or exceptions to such settlement must be in writing and filed within ten days after the filing of such settlement.

RUSSELL T. KEYES Attorney LILLIAN D. STEENBERGER Administratrix P.T. May 3,10,17,24,1973 NOTICE OF FILING OF FINAL SETTLEMENT AND PETITION FOR DISTRIBUTION (Sec. 473.587, RSMo.) STATE OF MISSOURI, COUNTY OF COLE, ss IN THE PROBATE COURT OF COLE COUNTY, MISSOURI AT JEFFERSON CITY, MISSOURI.

In the estate of ANNA MARGARET LETTS deceased. Estate No. 3852 TO ALL PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE OF ANNA MARGARET LETTS, DECEASED. Notice is hereby given that Anal set- Uemeirt and petition for distribution will be filed in the Probate Court of Cole County, Missouri by the undersigned on the 25th day of May, U73 and that any objections or exceptions to such settlement muM be In writing and filed within ten days after filing of such HtUctntnt. RUSSELL T.

KEYES Attorney The Exchange National Bank of Jef hfMHCtty.Mo. By: CHARLES DUDENHOEFFER JR. AM. Trat Officer EmcuHr P.T. April May 3,10,1171 Public Notice NOTICI OP Limns TtSTAMiNTARY OMANTIO (Sec.

413.033. KSMo. as amended STATE OF MISSOURI, COUNTY OF COLE, iis IN THE PROBATE COURT OF COLE COUNTY, MISSOURI AT JEFFERSON CITY, MISSOURI. In the estate of HERBERT HUBER, deceased. Estate No.

4107 To all persons interested in the estate of Herbert Huber. decedent: On the 17th day of April, 1973, the last Will of Herbert Huber was admitted to probate and The Exchange National Bank of Jefferson City, Missouri was appointed the executor of the estate of Herbert Huber decedent by the probate court of Cole, County, Missouri, on the 17th day of April, 1973. The business address of the executor is 132 East High Street, Jefferson City, Missouri. All creditors of said decedent are notified to file claims in court within six months from the date of this notice or be forever barred. (SEAL) Date of first publication is April 19, 1973.

ELLIOTT M.DAMPF Judge By HAZEL BROWN Deputy Clerk Probate Court of Cole County, Missouri P.T. April 19,26.1973, May 3,10,1973 NOTICETOCONTRACTORS Sealed bids will be received at the office of the City Clerk until 8:00 p.m., D.S.T., on Monday, the 21st day of May, 1973, for all labor and material necessary for the construction of sanitary sewers in Sewer District 123 -St. Louis Road according to the specifications on file in the office of the Director of Public Works. The prevailing hourly rate of wages as determined by the Department of Labor and Industrial Relations in Wage Determination No. 18532A must be paid for all crafts and classes of later necessary tr perform the above public work.

Payment for the work will be made by special tax bills issued against the property included in the proposed improvement. Each bid must be accompanied by a certified check or bid bond made payable to the Mayor of the City of Jefferson for ten (10 per cent) of the amount of the bid. Address all bids to the President of the City Council, endorsing across the face thereof, "Proposal for Public Work." Plans and specifications may be inspected and-or obtained for the sum of $5.00 per set, non-refundable, at the Engineering Division of the Department of Public Works, City Hall. The Council reserves the right to reject any or all bids. EDH.

HACKERS, P.E. Director P.T. May 1,2,3,4,7,1973 C.N.May5,1973 N.T.May 6.1973 IN THE PROBATE COURT OP COLE COUNTY, MISSOURI In the Estate of HARRY G. Deceased. No.

4114 NOTICE OF HEARING To: HELEN DOEHLA, MADELYN D. THOMPSON, BETTY D. NUTTER, VIRGINIA D. LUTZ and DOROTHY I. KEMPER AND TO ALL OTHER UNKNOWN PERSONS WHO CLAIM ANY INTEREST IN AND TO THE PROPERTY OF HARRY G.

DOEHLA, DECEASED, AS AN HEIR OF SAID DECEASED OR THROUGH ANY HEIR OF SAID DECEASED. You are hereby notified that a Petition has been filed in the above court by Dorothy I. Kemper of 1Z7 Doehla Drive. Jefferson City, Missouri, for the determination of the heirs of Harry G. Doehla, deceased, and of their respective interests as such heirs in and with respect to the following described property owned by said decedent at the time of death, to-wit: 1.

An undivided one-third interest in and to: Part of Private Survey No. 2701, in the City of Jefferson, Cole County, Missouri, more particularly described as follows: From the southeast comer of the Southeast quarter of Section 16, Township 44, Range 11; thence north along the west line of Private Survey No. 2701, 1398.6 feet, to the northerly line of old U.S. Highway No. 50; thence in a southeasterly direction along the northerly line of said old highway, 609.2 feet, to the southeasterly corner of a tract conveyed to Harry G.

Doehla and wife, by deed of record in Book 120, Page 347, Cole County Recorder's Office, and the beginning point of this description; thence northerly along the easterly line of the said Doehla tract, 320 feet, to the northeasterly comer thereof; thence northwesterly along the northerly line of said tract, 41 feet to the southeakerly corner of a tract conveyed to F. Orlando Engelbrecht and wife, by deed of record in Book 123, Page 386, Cole County Recorder's Office; thence North 19 degrees east, along the easterly line of said tract, 328.5 feet, more or less, to the southerly line of the County Road; thence in a southeasterly direction, 209 feet, more or less, along the said southerly line of the County Road, to the northwesterly corner of a tract conveyed to Anthony F. Lutz and wife, by deed of record in Book 123, Page 289. Cole County Recorder's Office; thence South 30 degrees 10 minutes west, along the westerly line of said Lutz tract, 258.7 feet, to the southwesterly corner thereof; thence South 79 degrees 20 minutes east, to the northwesterly comer of a tract conveyed to the State of Missouri for the use of the State Highway Commission, by deed of record in Book 90, Page 487, Cole County Recorder's Office; thence south along the west line thereof, 404.84 feet, to the northerly line of the aforesaid old U.S. Highway No.

50; thence northwesterly along the said northerly line, 541.1 feet, more or less, to the beginning point of this description. Containing 4.57 acres, more or less. 2. An undivided one-third interest in and to: Part of Private Survey No. 2701, in the City of Jefferson, Missouri, more particularly described as follows: From the southeast corner of Section 16, Township 44, Range 11; thence north along the Section line.

1293 feet, more or less, to the southerly line of old Missouri State Highway No. 50; thence southeasterly along the southerly line of said old Highway, to the northeasterly corner of a tract conveyed to Clarence Schmutzler and wife, by deed of record in Book 120. Page 527, Cole County Recorder's Office, and the beginning point of this description: thence southerly along the easterly line of the said Schmutzler tract. 321 feet, to the southeasterly comer thereof; thence North 68 degrees 30 minutes east, 155 feet, along the northerly line of a tract conveyed to Frank J. Landwehr and wife, by deed of record in Book 116, Page 205, Cole County Recorder's Office; thence South 77 degrees 30 minutes east, along the said northerly line of the Landwehr tract, 408 feet, to the northeasterly corner of the said Landwehr tract; thence North 4 degrees 45 minutes west, to the southerly line of the said old highway; thence northwesterly along the said southerly line to the beginning point of this description.

3. An undivided one-third interest in and to: 44 foot road (in ditch) not dedicated lying between tract conveyed in book 120, page 345, and tract conveyed in Book 101, Page 529. Cole County Recorder's Office You are hereby required to appear in answer to said Petition on or before the 29th day of May, 1973, at 2 o'clock p.m., of said day in said Court in the City of Jefferson, Cole County, Missouri, at which time and place said Petition will be heard. Should you fail therein, judgment and decree may be entered in due course upon said petition. (SEAL) LUCILLE BODE Clerk of the Probate Court of Cole County, Missouri RUSSELL T.

KEYES 304 East High Street Jefferson City, Missouri Attorney for Petitioner P.T. April 26, May 3,10,17 NOTICEOFANNUALMIfTING SHAREHOLDERS AND MIMMIRS The A a Meeting of the Shareholders and Members of First Missouri Development Finance Corporation will be held at the Muchlebach Hotel, Kansas City, Missouri, in the Trianon Rooms on May 14.1973, at 10:00 o'clock in the morning. FIRST MISSOURI DEVELOPMENT FINANCE CORP. ARTHUR G.BAEBLER, Secretary Date; April P.T. May 1.2-54.7*9-10 C.N.MayS (I N.T.May 8.