The Salina Journal from Salina, Kansas • Page 15

A A NEWS GRAIN LIVESTOCK FINANCIAL Stock market up strongly Friday, Feb. 27-NEW YORK (AP) The stock market rocketed ahead again today as investors' enthusiasm was reigniled by hopeful statements about the prospects of an easing of monetary restraints. The Dow Jones-average of 30 industrials soared to a gain of 13.47 at 777.92. Hie rally spread widely through the list, with advances exceeding declines' by more than 500 on the Ne'w York Stock Exchange. The newest wave of encouragement sprang from a prediction by Don of Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner Smith, the world's ''largest brokerage firm, that the prime interest rate would be lowered within two months.

Late prices on the Big Board included Du Pont, up fo JKtfi; Eastman Kodak, up Hi to General Electric, up to General up 1 to G9fer U.S. Freight, off 1 to 4 Fail-child Camera, off H's to S6; and Telex, up to 135tt. Several developments Analysts said the market appeared fo be responding to several new developments. These included a statement by a leading New York bank, economist that he believed the Federal Reserve Board was beginning to relax monetary restraints; a cut in the prime lending rate by a second small bank, the Community National of fiakersfield, and a decline by leading economic indicators. A spirited rally broke out last Wednesday when the Lincoln National Bank of Philadelphia initiated the rate cut.

subsided quickly on Thursday when big banks failed to follow. T5ie Associated Press GO-stock average at noon had gained 2.2 to 273.7, with industrials up 3.5, rails up .7, and'utilities up 1.3. Prices moved up on a broad front, with gains exceeding losses by about 430 among issues traded on the New York Stock Exchange. 1:30 P.M. FRTPAVS QrOTATlONS NEW YORK prices: Late Last Net Che.

Alllert Ch Allis Cha.1 Alcoa 72- Am AirHn Am Cyaji Am Motors Am TfcT siij Ampex Corp Ans-cond All RlcWld CSiJ Atlas Oiern sn' Avco Cp Beat 2--ls Beech Air 3511 Beth stl -7i" Boeing Co SIT; Celnnese Cp Cessna A Chrysler 1. -J7 Cities Svc r.ss Coms.it 43 Cont Pan Cont Oil is Cor Corliss Wrt ifi lilllon is? Dow Chrn 7fv liu Pont 95; K.i.«t Koitak 7Ti Kchlln Mr 32 Kmer Elec (n 1'iresionE 47- "5: Korti Mot Sko 22' Gen 271 Elec ea'- Gen Mot 69.1, Tel El 1 Goodytar nfltj Grace Co 23'i Greyhound Gulf Oil Halliburt 4714 Here Ir.c 2K IBM Jnt Harv -25 Int Pap nS'4 OE Pn- Kaly Ind lie I.itton Cem Marcor Inc a i lie Donn 31 Id So Utll Stinn MM Jlouil Monsan Nat Else Nat Gyps Gas Nor Pac Okla GB Tan Am Panlj EP Ponn Cent Penney JC Phil) Pet Proct Gs. r.CA Reyn Mel 22; 21 lH )t; 57.7; 2fi'i SO'l St lya'd St Regis Sa Fe Inct Sears Sperry P. Et Oil Cal St Oil Inrl St Oil NJ sr-i Texaco 27'j Timk KB Trans Air 20 'i T7n CnrhMe Tin Eler. 1SH XTmroyal in 21 4S Wn Union WesctK El Wooln-orth 34 i -1 11 1 I) I J1 1 i T) u- i i i.

i i IT i 1 I IT Central Soya. 33 Control Data y'4 Gen Foods S3 Ko Am Rock NR) 5714 Union Pacific Corp 4fi'i Utilities 23-i; Need A Cord? See SOS For Remington Shaver Parts Service SAUNA OFFICE SUPPLY So. Santa Fe Phone TA "5-47T1 Closing Stocks THVKSWAVS NKW YOKK (AP) Closing stocks: Close Net Che Admiral A i Ch Allis Ctial Am Airline 2914 Am Cvnn 25'i Am Motors fliV, Am TT 5i.y, Amjicx Cp AM Rich 69i Atlas Ohem Avco Cp "eat sRi- Beeu-h Air 1514 Until Stl Boeing 25 ttVj Cessna A js Chrysler Cities Svc Com Sat Com Can cs'; Cor GW 130 I if Clim. RS Willons dil Prtnt Knst Kod V's't Kchllu Ml Kmcr EJec Klrcstone Cn Pont Mot Gam Sko Gen Dynam Klcc Oene Mot Orace Co OrPvlimmd Oulf Oil i i Here Inc I Jut a Int Pap OB Kan Pt, Katy Inil Kcrr Me T.ilion I-one Ccrn. a Inr Me Donn Mid So Util -Minn MM Mobil Monsan rtlsn Nat Gyps No nas Okla OK Okla XGs Pan Am Air Panh EP Penn Cent Penney JC Phill Pot Proct Ga P.CA Reyn Met St Jos Ld pt S.i Fe T.id Sears Sperry st O'i" C.T! St Oil Ind si on NJ Texneo Tim): RB Trans Air Cnrblcie Eloc I i a US Steel Wn l.T.inn 5tc EI I I 23' 3-11' I V7-1 35 2t I i i 23 35 1 1 i i I I I 5 i 'i I 13 'i 1H i ir, 'i 13 11 11 i i) 1 II LT I i i it f) 2 i i i STOCK A A Closing stock averages "71 5 nou'n .1.

Investing Funds Thursday: Arr; until Am Bus Arn Mut Anchor Fl I -Axe Funit A Fund PtOCK- Bullock Chanr.ing Funds: B.ii.vn C.rwth Soecl Chcrncl nreyr Dreyoi I-i- Balan Wrvch Kid Fund Financial frog: Indust Hamilton: nth III- Co A I Grout)Milt Pinch Select Var I'y Kcyttone Fund-: SI Mass Mass Tr Mil OniR Mu Omln Trst Nat Secur Ser: Slock Plan Fnd Price Funds- Grwth Hnr Puritnn a Funds: Goorg Jncom Sclec Am Tcthnol Tu-nc TwnC Inc Accm Ini'nru Scicn van? UKd Can Line Fd: Val Un Mu Welltrstii Bid Asked- 3.07 3:53 S.y IW S.S3 D.RS 5.52 fi.PO 7.53 8.23 7 3 13.S9 15.21 17.79 1 I 7fi 15.04 7.P2 13.J5 TJ fn 13.60 10 02 i s.w 4.26 f.cn H.13 10.30 S.SS 5.21 35.S7 8 S2 10.35 2.29 7.SS 8.W 12.23 13.37 21.13 24.43 2S.W M.65 P. 64 1D.54 13.3S 15.2S 10.S9 T.S9 S.30 7.10 S.tt» 4.1.5 7.7* .03 4.S4 UJ5 S.I 2 S.47 B.26 7.H T.S2 11 1 S7 11.19 n.l'l 5.5S Black is 84 Friday, Feb. 27-WASHINGTON (AP) Justice Hugo L. Black marks his 8-5Ui birthday today at work on Supreme Court cases and without celebration. Canadian cut brings bullish wheat trend Friday, Feb.

27-CHICAGO (AP) The Ca-' nadian govermrient made a move designed to cut wheat production this ai- and the initial effect was bullish on wheat futures on the Chicago Board of Trade today but it was short- lived. Wheat futures first declined cents in new crop months on forecasts of rain in the Southwest, when Canada announced that farmers would paid to keep acreage out of wheat production, prices rallied around cents. Later profit-taking brought a decline of about 1 cent. Corn helped Corn futures benefited from (lie buying the wheat pit which produced some short 'covering in corn and prices closed mostly higher. Soybeans declined around cent in the nearby options although defcn-eds showed some strength.

At the close, wheat futures were down around cent, March" 1.52',S; corn prices were about "i higher. Jlarch 1.2214; cats were mixed, Afarch 58ft cents- down around 1 cent' March 1.16% and soybeans irregular, March 2.56',^. Deaths and Funerals ear, Lars, wer to i 1 dark No. 3 1.21-1. 70n: No.

2 vellow "oal" Vo irTM-. I a lmc to -Milo 2 ni Rye 1.02'i-l.oon! Bnrley Soybeans 2.47-- 6'iin Sacked 40.oV5o7S Snckoil sliorts 35.50-3625 flli rc from to lower. KANSAS C1TV "te" Close M.l CHICAGO (AP) Friday: WHEAT Sep 1.42 CORX Mar i 22' 1.47 1.211; I.22« 1,2.1 1.227k 1.21U Mar I IS l. 1.16' Jan 2.56?; 2.5ST; 2.56'!, 2 2.61 li 2.60-; 2.60^. 2.

2.65 l.Wi 2.643; 2. 2.B2I; -6-li; 5 2.51T; 2.54--i 2 5 1 7 3.SI'', CASH GRAIN I A A N'n 2 hard vpllow 1.fi2-";n: No 2 Sntl red 1.57-i;n. Corn No 2 yellow 1.2^-in. No 2 extra lieavv white RRUn. Soybeans No 1 vel- lou- 2.S9';n.

Soybean oil KANSAS CITV I.lVKSTOfK KANSAS CITV A Cattle 100: calves none: no price lest. Hoes 2.000: am! pi its mostly steady, instances T'i I.S iXKKMn 111 2T.75- 210-260 In 27.2S-2S.OO; 2-1 260-275 I'D 26.75-27.M1: sows stf.irly 2.1 23.75-25 SO. Shcop none. CHICAC.C) l.IVK CATTLE by Gotrg anil Carkener, Inc.) Prtv. Oiien High Low Close Close Apr .11.50 .11.50 .11.40 31.

2 31.40 June i 7 31.80 31.SS 31. 6S 31.70 AUK 31.57 31.60 31.55 SI 52 Oct 30.70 30.77 30. 65 30.70 LIVE HOGS Prev. Open Hifrh Ixiw- CInse CIojs Apr 2S.10 28.10 27.90 27.S2 7S.05 June 2S.50 2S.40 28.40 28.SO July 25.50 Oct 25.10 KANSAS CITV KANSAS CITY A WhOlc- sa!" esss: la rsc. SB per cent A 40-46; medium.

SO per cen: Butter unchanged: craiie A Ih. soli.i 8S grade A Ib, quarters ES. SAl.tXA LOCAL MARKETS Friday: WHEAT-- 11.20. COP.N'-- J1.05 JI.TO. OATS-- SSc MII.O-- ji.65.

BARLEY-- 70c SOc. Heavy Hens (5 IDs and over) Ucht Hens 4c Oinder Ibj) Dirt Roosters 4c. Current receipts: A-Iarce 39c. A-mediums 32c, grade 28c. nitterfmi Premium 60c No.

1 57 c. EDWARD T. HOUDEK BELLEVILLE Edward Theodore Houdek, 60, Belleville, died Wednesday in the Republic county hospital. He was sexton of the Belleville cemetery until a heart attack caused his retirement 4 years He was )xrn Aug. 7, 1909, near Cuba.

He had lived in Belleville since 1946. Survivors are the widow, Lola, of ilMj home; a son, Dwight, Wichita; a daughter, Mrs. Fred Modlin, Concorciia; 4 grandchildren; 3 brothers, George, Concordia; Orville (Bud), Wichita, and William, Clyde, and 5 sisters, Mrs. William Schmidt, Wichita, and Lenoi-a Houdek, Mrs. George Lcshofky, Mrs.

Dean Walker and Mrs. Francis Wenda, all of Belleville. The funeral will be 2 pm Sjat- irday at the Bachelor-Faulkner- Dart funeral chapel, Belleville. Burial will be in the Chester, cemetery. WILBUR SAN DIEGO, Calif.

Wilbur Greene, 87, San Diego, whose sisters, Edith Greene and Lula Greene, both live at 2054 Lam- jertson Lane, Saiina, died A'ednesday in San Diego. He was bom Aug. 30, 1882, Limestone, and had ived in San Diego 2 years. ile lived in Saiina for about' 18 years, leaving in the mid-1920s. He was a member of the Methodist Church.

Also surviving are anothei daughter, Mrs. Ruth Ellis, San Diego; 5 grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. The funeral will be Wednesday in Johnson City, Tenn. Burial will be in Greenville, Tonn. DENNIS SMITH Dennis Smith, 46, whose wife, Josephine, lives at 1101 N.

3rd, Saiina, died Sunday in He was born in 1924 in Pales- line and lived in Saiina several years. Mr. Smith was a construction worker. Also surviving are 6 brothers, Robert Austin, Los Angeles, Tom, Dick and Harry' all of Pittsburg, Lewis' Wichita Falls, and Palestine; 4 sisters. Mrs.

Al- freria Butler, Lo Angeles; Johnny afarie Smith and Mrs. Mary Lou Simons, both of Palestine, and Mrs. Gladys Beard, Galves- lon, and his mother, Mrs. Mary Smith, Los Angeles. The funeral and burial will be Sunday in Palestine.

iMRS. ROSELLVA THRUN SYLVAN GROVE--Mrs. Roselina Thrun, 86, longtime Sylvan Grove resident, died Friday at the Lincoln county hospital. Mrs. Thrun was born Feb.

8, 1884, at Ellsworth. She was a member of the Bethlehem Lutheran Church, Sylvan Grove. Survivors are a son, William, Sylvan Grove; a brother, Dan Panzer, Ellsworth; a sister, Mrs. Florence Bcnien, Lincoln, and 2 grandchildren. The funeral will be at 10 am Monday at the Bethlehem Lu- tlieran Church, the Rev.

Edwin Peter officiating. Burial will be in the Sylvan Grove cemetery. Friends may call at the Stiles mortuary. ALBERT KAE.MPKE SYLVAN GROVE Funeral arrangements are pending for Albert Kaempfe, longtime resident who died Friday at the Kansas University Medical center. Mr.

Kaempfe is survived by a brother, Theodore, 705 Washington, Salins. Stiles mortuary, Sylvan Grove, is in charge. MRS. RAYMOND TIMMERMAN SAN BERNARDINO, Calif. -The funeral for Mrs.

Ethel Timmerman, 75, former Saiina resi- Raymond; a son, Warren San Bernardino; 5 daughters, Mrs. Uatda Gardner, Mrs. Goforlh, Mrs. Turner and Mrs. Yvonne Wood, all of San Bernardino, and Mrs.

Corinne Neville, Cotton, children and 5 great grandchildren, and 2 brothers, i Denver, and Torrence, Russell. The family suggested memorials to the San Bernardino County Heart association. MRS. WILLIAM McCONNELL DOWNS The funeral for Mrs. Grace Domoney McConnell, 78, Bartlesvilie, will be at 3 pm Saturday in the Downs United Methodist Church, the Rev.

Eldon Smoot officiating. Burial will be in the Downs city cemetery. Mrs. McConnell was an aunt of the Domoney brothers, Downs. She died Wednesday at her home in BarUesville from an apparent heart attack.

She was born Jan. 25, 1892, at Aurora. She was a member of the First United Methodist Church, Bartlesvilie. Survivors include the widower, cf the home; a son, Donald, Bartlesvilie, aid a brother, Eari Domoney, Saginaw, Mich. The funeral was Friday morning at the Bartlesvilie United -Methodist Church.

Friends may call from 7 to 9 pm Friday at the Domoney funeral home, Downs. JOHN W. CROWTHER LINDSBORG The funeral fcr John Wilbur Crowther, 78, TO 7:00 A.M. EST -Z8-70 'Fri. Feb.

27, 1970 Saiina Journal Pg 15 Today's Record HUM! pm Pres- Rev. Roxbury, be at 2:30 Sunday at the Roxbury byterian Church, George Clarke officiating. Mr. Crowther died Thursday at the Lindsborg community hospital. He was born July 7, 1891, at Saiina.

lie was a retired farmer in the Roxbury community, and a member of the Roxbury Pres- byerian Church. Survivors include a brother, Arthur, Roxbury, and a sister! Mrs. Jannelt Burch, Roxbury. Burial will be in Valley View memorial cemetery. The family suggests memorials to the Roxbury Presbyterian "hurch.

Friends may call from 7 fo Weaker Forecasts A A Partly cloudy and cooler tonight, lows near 20 in northeast to 30 southwest. Saturday partly cloudy, a little colder, highs in 40s north to 50s south. ZONE FORECASTS ZONES 4. 5 and 6 -Partly cloudy and cooler tonight. Saturday a liftle colder with slight chance of scattered light Ixnv tonight 20 to 25.

High Saturday 40s. Zone 4 Kills. Russell Barton Counties. Hush and Phillips, smith. Jewell, fbltc, ashlni-ton.

Uooka. Osbornc. nell. Cloud and Clay Comities. rn Ti -McPhernon.

rth coln OUawa Dickinson and Marlon Counties. SALINA WEATHER City airport temperature at 2 pm 60. Minimum Friday 30. Maximum Thursday (H. FA A reported at 1 pm: Ba- 30.00 falling.

512 17 niph. Relative humidity 31 percent. Lowest this date 2 in 13901934; highest 70 in 1932. 9 pm Saturday at the Anderson funeral home, Lindsborg. Saiina, area school papers named winners Three area high school newspapers have been named state winners in the 33rd annual "School Press Project, sponsored by the National Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease association and the Columbia Scholastic 'ress.

First-place winner is the Norton Nugget, Norton high school. The Saiina High News, Saiina high school, tied for second place ivith a Wichita school. Third place winner was the Tomahawk, Bun- Oak high school. Winning articles will be entered in national competition and will be reprinted in "Health Education in the Kansas Tuberculosis and Health association publication. Advisors to the winning staffs are Doris Ballard, Norton; Fred McCreary, Saiina, and Mullins, Burr Oak.

End treaties Friday, Feb. 27-BANGKOK A The Thai government served notice today dent.was in San Bernardino with ft f. ter'minaTi ts fo1 A brother, Torrence Tilzey, Russell, is among survivors. Timmerman was born in the old Free Will post office district of Osborne county, Kas. She had lived 45 years in San Bernardino, where she was active Federated Republican Women and the Postal auxiliary.

Survivors are the widower, friendsllip with 17 countries in Asia and Europe. The abrogations are effective a year from today. Thursday 2 pm. 3 I I VrirL- i I am fit) fiS 1 3 fl-t! 511 7 45: 41' 9 10 112 noon Court defers a ruling on juvenile case Hospital Admissions Visiting liours-- AslJury 2-4 pni, pm 81. John's 2-1 pm XI.

John's w. D. Aikens, Mc-Pherson; Gregory Kenneth Clyde; Mrs. Mary Newton; E. Griffin, Dclphcs; Mrs.

Adrian L. Wichita; Michael II. Sheets, Chapman; Kevin T. Vine, Kltis; Lou C'atlin, G3'J Park; Mrs. Robert Coble, 2322 Melrose; John M.

Gruppo, Maryj Denise A. Haynes, 505 Cloud; Mrs. Gary L. Hind- a 413 Missouri; Marquis La leltc, 517 N. 12th, Fob.

26, 8 St. John's, Oii-1 Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Smith, CCC S. 2nd, Feb.

26, 12 St, John's. Courts District --Filed: Security Loan association Savings and vs. Edna E. and Henry L. Ashtcn and Saline county commissioners; $4340 allegedly due on real estate mortgage executed July 20, 1963, and requests foreclosure.

Herman Oil vs. Loren Cannefax; seeks $3540.96 al- Ra Kency, 8H N. 5ih; Mrs. J' Scdly due on promissory note Peter B. Mc-rlette, 517 1 12th; Mrs.

Leslie Morgan, C04 E. Pres- 17 i colt Cynthia R. Norris, 524 17 old TonyjCamdcn; Tina Oslerman, Should ID 1 'II I i Jiiaiiu W-lJLUI'IIltin u. Bnmvjllc, be declared 4 ,5 Oa Mrs. Dale Rin-quist' non amenable to lBg al treat- Saiina RFD DavM nienl as a juvenile because of'Sanchez.

117 2nd- Mrs Jerrv the seriousness of his alleged GG6 S. 2nd- Mrs Le 0 offense or because no detention Leonard, 912 Ellsworth Mies are available for juve- Asbll nilcs of his cn "art, Solomon- Mrs 11ns question arose Friday in i Richardson, 3931 executed Jan. 25, 1967. Judgments: Leoaa vs. Thomas E.

Vogclsburg; court ordered Vogelsburg to serve 60 days in county jail for indirect contempt of court, or until he purges himself of contempt by paying child support; sentence had been suspended for 6 months on Dec. 15, J969. arguments by the county a Fi 309 ney and defense cc-jnscl in a M. Thaemert, i Saline county district court hear- Krma M. Evans Green' John i I 3 3 Vj I tX.

Qnll I)JSf 1 1 1 I I Divorces Filed: Yvonne Mae vs. Bob- Dean Jameson; charges ex- 'treme cruelty, gross neglect, in- P- i compatibility; seeks custody of w-, ta 4. 3 V5 3m artl McCJanahan; charges extreme cruelty, gross neglect, incompatibility; seeks restoration name, Scott. ing on the amenability issue. cascs of felonious assK.lt by gun-mey Dean Anderson, 1513 Beach; shot.

Bill Frances B. Martin, 815 Crews, county attorney, I University; Denver L. Major, urged the court to weigh 4 3 S. lOlh; Mrs. Samuel Mc- serioiisness of the nature of thelQuiilan, 1213 Park; Jay S.

Cum- alleged offenses in making 518 Kirwin;" Mrs. AU decision whether Wolff sKnuld be 'ert Bender, 1308 Hagema'n; Cecil Glessner, 915 treated as a juvenile cr adult. court J2th. David Knudson, defense cotm-j Jewell; Robert J. Selders, 903 scl, countered that the court should consider the "entire cial history- of Wolff which in- 1 a Dismissals dicates lie never had been! SL Jolin Nick Anschufz, a problem to his school or com-i Wiisoll; 3Irs Vincent Flaherty, munily prior to the alleged John Gabcl, Ellis; David Hagen, Culver; Mrs.

Larry Miller, Abilene; Mrs. Thomas Owens, Junction City; Mrs. Rob- 1 shocting Oct. 31, 1939. Two 17 year old youths suffered minor gunshot wounds.

Tiie incident E-)legedlv occurred Belated tag customers flock in A steady line of customers lined up at the Saline county tag office Friday to teat 2 deadlines. president said overstaffed lie- To drop several faculiy members af McPherson MCPHERSON. Kan. (AP) -McPherson College said today it will drop several faculty members next fall. Jack Mcl- iiorn, president, said the school has an enrollment drop, a trend he said has affected a number of colleges and universities.

Melhom says the school's budget for the coming year will reflect "a need to economize" with tlie possibility'that several persons may not be rehircd. The college the school is cause it did not meet enrollment projections made several years ago. McPherson's enrollment is 680 full time students as compared to 74fi last fall, and 805 a year previous to that. Genealogical society formed Edith Scott, Saiina, is president of the newly-formed Smoky Valley Genealogical society. Others chosen at an organizational meeting with Edith and Aiary Scott, S.

10th, were Mrs. Joe O'Brien, Minneapolis, secretary-treasurer, and Mrs. Ray Brady, Saiina, publicity chairman. The club is open to anyone desiring help in tracing their family tree. Interested persons may call Mrs.

O'Brien, 202 S. Reck, Minneapolis; the Scott sisters or Mrs. Brady, 907 W. Ash. The next meeting will be at 7:30 pm April 13 with Mrs O'Brien.

after a fight between tlioni a Wolff and a friend of his. ert Pence and dai Akin 1 FRIDAY SATURDAY SPECIAL TOCKET Topper Chicken and Rolls 9 PCS Rc 5270 16 PCS Keg. 21 PCS. 0 g. $2.25 $3.78 $5.25 Good Hot or Cold, Call Ahead for Carryout Orders I BEER TO flQ-J 1600 S.

9th Chapel Funeral Home has never compromised the integrity of its service. Floyd Walters This is why Chapel Funeral Home sets the standard of by which all services are judged. CHAPEL Funeral Home 337 So. Santa Fe TA 3-6411 Agree on nne tiling Both and Kmidson agi-eed the lack of detention a William Kelly, cililics was a factor in a r.ile court ruling Wolff was non amenable. If the juvenile court enforce probation with sentences to detention facilities in cases of violation.

Crews said, treatment as a juvenile is meaningless. Kmidson, however, suggested Beginning Tuesday, all motor- aughter, Ogden; lists who don't display 1970 R. Schambron, Marion; vehicle tags will be liable for olm Taylor, Bcnnington; arrest. And those who haven't Kimbcrly J. Billings, 3915 Ing-j bought their tags by Tuesday man; Pamela Sue Cutler, 235 S.

will to pay a $1 penalty Clark; DeWayne Gamer, 2323 Chris Kuhn 1223 Talley; Mrs. Frances La Coe, 509 State; Theresa L. cannot i 1G23 Cloud Circle; Cynthia R. Non-is, 524 C'amden; Milton A. Roth, 729 Carl; Mrs.

Ken ton Shaw, 2ol Victor Slubbi Rockhurst; Mrs. 1424 Rush. Asbiiry Mrs. Albert Bender, 1903 Hageman; Mrs. Edward J.

j- i j. ai that the juvenile court could use i Bell. New Cambria- Geo other rules and regulations a Herman, Lost Springs-' Afrs probation to exercise control over a juvenile's behavior. District court. Judge Morris V.

Hoobler said he would announce his decision Thursday on th appeal by Wolff's parents frcm the juvenile court ruling. Males lose another bastion MILAN, Italy (AP) Males have lost another bastion. The municipal council ruled that 20 of 200 traffic-directing jobs mast be reserved for Harold W. Cyphers, Junction City; Mrs. Fred A.

Peppiatt, Ellsworth; Gordon M. Alcitler, Sylvan Grove; Alex J. Barneck, Saiina RFD Elmer G. Anderson, Lindsborg; Mrs. Aice Constable, Kiles; Mrs.

Richard Gypsum; Mrs. Vernie Slillings and'daugh- ler, 217 W. Wilson; Howard Richter, Smolan; Larry D. Meyer, Carlfon: Blair A. llachenberg' 533 W.

Beloit. Births ijoys Mr. and Mrs. Merl Evei-liart, Solomon, Feb. 2G, 9 above the tag cost.

Thieves strike at Holiday Inn sets, bed- accessories were taken Inn, 435 S. The 2 07.., Asbury Mr and vadcrs of the former all-male; Mrs. Larry Brown" 428 Russell domain are to be assigned 2i, 7 Ibs 7 oz schools '-Mr. and Mrs. Peter's.

Mcr- Three television clothes and room valued at $613.27 from the Holiday Broadway. Mrs. Charlotte B. Mooney, the motel's executive housekeeper, told police 2 of the TV sets were taken from unoccupied rooms 247 and 248 which were broken into. The 3rd set and the other items were taken from room 2J3 which was occupied.

All 3 TV sets were 17-inch General Electric black and white models. Also missing were a bedspread, a blanket, 2 sheets, 2 pillows and pillow cases, a mattress pad, 3 light bulbs and. a wastebasket. The last tenant of room 2-13 I was a man who gave a Kansas City, address. lou will be happily surprised.

Classified Ads sell old things. Family Special 5-HAMBURGERS AND 5-SHAKES Regular $3.25 $2.49 Delicious Fresh Large HAMBURGER Thick Creamy SHAKE Regular 65c Special Price 54 Fruit or Syrup This Special Price is in effect Friday After 5 pm thru Saturday, Feb. 28 Only SUNDAY, MARCH 1ST ONLY 19 "Eat at the Store where your dollar Buys More" West Kimin Store -Vrnr I i i i Dale Maiy Lou Grimm anil Oppr.itnr.t TA 7.x.