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LATEST MARKET NEWS noath; and Funerals UVBSTOCK nNANCIAl. Id Ql IU I I I I Slip On Broad Front Wednesday, October YORK (AP) Stocks on a broad front in slow trading this afternoon, as declines, paced by several' blue chips, extended their lead over advances by nearly 300 issues. The Dow Jones industrial average con'inued to drop, paus- ing at the 807.22 level, off 5.87, 1:30 p.m. Many investors waited on the to see if the market reaches and holds at the 800 DJI level, say. analysts.

If it does new'; wave of buying can Jbe they add, because enormous amount of Vtash around, Sbnie profit-taking existed in -the glamors. rLate New York Stock Exchange prices included: Thioil 12, off Alcoa 1:30 pm List Wednesday: NEW YORK Blocks: Admiral Allied Ch Allln Chalm (AP) Net CLjr. 1 7 Am Alrlln Am Cyan 20V4 Am Motors Am TT Anacond 27 All i i Atlaa Chem 5 Avco 2514 Beat-Fds Beech Air 1854 BeUi Stl' 28U Boeing Celanese Cp Cessna. Air Chrysler INA Corp. up Via; 61 21K Cities Bvc 483s CBS 43TJ, Comsat Cont, Can 74 Cont Oil 2814 Cor- OW Curtlss Wrt 19' Dillons 17 Dow Chm 6C2S duPont East Kodak Erner- Elec Flrestae FCM Cp 2lii Ford Hot Kara Sko Gen Dynam 24 1 3 Sam R.

Heller Is Dead at 77 October 1-ABILENE, Kan. AP --Sam R. Heller, 77, prominent Abilene business and' civic leader was a close friend of the late President Dwight D. Eisen bower, died of attack early today at the family's summer home Port Clinton Ohio. Although retired from active business, Heller was presiden of the United Trust Co.

here and was a director of the Duck wall Stores a chain of var iety stores of which he wa treasurer for several years. also was a director'. of' the Al liance Insurance Co. of McPherson. He served one term as a state senator from Dickinson and Clay Heller was president of the Eisenhower Foundation, which operated tie Eisenhower home and museum here until they PREVIEW Of OHN M.

BUSHEY WASHINGTON, Kas. The unerai and burial for John Maxon Bushey, 8, who died Monday the U. S. Air Force hospital, heppard AFB, Wichita Falls, will be Thursday in Washington. He was the son of a form- Salinan.

Bishop Carl Kingsley of the Church of Jesus Christ of Later-day Saints will officiate. The George funeral home, Washington, is in charge of arrangements. John was born Sept. 8, 1961, in Albuquerque, N. M.

He died COOL Wed. Oct. 1, 1969 Satina Journal Pg 27 Today's Reeof and Chrysler; (i'-iite American' Stock Exchange prices include: Four Seasons Nursing ff Vi; Damon Engineering 65, Home Oil A off Aileeh up and Capitol Products 15. up Among block trades: Bristol-Myers, at 68, up FMC, 22,400 shares at off 'Anaconda, Shares at 27, off and IPL 19,300 shares at off Closing Stocks; NEW YORK (APy Tues- day's selected New York Stock exchange ClOMl Net Che- Admlral ft Allied Ch Allls Chalm Alcoa i. 69 2 Am Alrlln 31ft 'Am Cyan 2S' Am Motors Am v.

i 27 AH Richfld ft Atlas Cbem Atlas Corp Avoo Cp 25 Beat Fda Vi Beech Air Beth Sti Celajiese Cp is Cessna Air Chrysler Cities Svc CBS 41 Comsat Cont Can Ifa Cont Oil OW 2SOK I'A CurUss Dillons. D. Dow Chm duPont East Kodak Gen Elec E5 Gen Mot 7354 G- Te! El Goodyear 27V- Grace Co 27U Greyhound 17 "i Gulf Oil ttalliburt 4854 were taken over by' the federal if the Ei- of leukemia after a 4-year illness. His mother is the former Charity Watterman, former Salinan. Survivors are the parents, Lt.

and Mrs. Harry Maxton Bushey and a brother, Jeffrey, 5, and sister, Rebekah, 2, all of the home at Wichita Falls; the grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Maxton Bushey Albuquerque, N. and Lt.

Col. and Mrs. LeRoy R. Watterman, Marysville; and the great-grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.

John H. Watterman, 1010 E. Iron, Salina; Mrs. Annie Bushey, York, and Mr. and Mrs.

John W. Weather Outlook Colder weather is coining to Kansas and the Midwest Wednesday night. (UPI Map) Odgers, Linn. The for Honi 61, who died Weather Forecasts KANSAS Cooler tonight. Cooler southeast and extreme east.

-Warmer extreme northwest Thurs day. Winds becoming west to northwest 10 to 20 mph by evening. Lows tonight mid 40s northwest to 60 southeast High Thursday 75 to 85. FIVE-DAY FORECASTS ffospitaf Admissions St. John's 2-4 pm, Asbury 2-4 pm.

pro St. John's Mrs. Theodore Branstetter, 1339 N. 3rd; Kevin V. Brinker, 432 Maple; Robert D.

Gambell, 1413 Kiowa; Audrey Ann Horton, 113 S. Chicago; Leoy Jackman, 50.5 W. Grand; Eugene L. Junk, 1125 Stapler; Kraig M. Lager, 947 S.

4th; Steven R. Longbine, 2145 Not- ingham; Suzanne Payne, 613 Ralph; Melissa Jo Steele, 240 N. Penn; Mrs. Sheldon Laverne Turner, 255 N. Columbia; Mrs.

Sherry Van Pelt, 767 Osage; Mrs. John T. Werlh, 512 Parkway; Mrs. Oscar Wilbur, 333 N. Penn; Herbert M.

Christian, Clyde; Carl Mortimer, Gypsum; Mrs. Robert Smith, Solomon. Sarah Gustafson, 337 S. 8th; John E. Bee, Bavaria; Eugene F.

Kippes, Hays; Eloise Burt, McPherson; Mrs. Steven Bogard, Junction City; Virgel Swanson, 1311 Indian Rock; Janice Lynn Cooper, Con- Lee Rostocil, Plainville; Walnut, $20; Barry A. Han-ihy Montano, seLman, E. Beloit, $15; $15; Raymond E. Hatnes, Great Steven L.

Redmond; 860 Menrill, Bend, Denzil W. Savage, $15; James D. Sanders, 629 Higli- $15; tr. land, $15; Walter Basil Jennings, Brooks, Beloit, $10. Abilene, $15; Chester Arthur Other: Bennie L.

Sanders Mickey 700 N. 3rd, $15. Denver, no driver's li- Reckless driving: Fred H. Ma- cense, forfeited $20 bond; James loney, 1015 N. 7th, $250; Antonio Henry Wade, Hopkinsville, Bonilla, 1117 W.

Ash, $50; Ivey KCC log, forfeited $20 bond. Ramsey Will Be Highway Speaker Salinan Carl Ramsey, presi dent of the Kansas County Com missioners' association, will be among speakers for the Oct. North Central Kansas distric meeting in Junction City for the Highway Officials association. County commissioners and engineers will have combined and separate sessions. Ramsey will report on legis- llative meetings he attended this CharlesB.Garrett, Oakley; Mrs.

W. Morgan, 395 N. Pemi, $50.1 rife'd 1 Lee and Arlene Lsura Mav Npwpli a a and Noras an M. jjdura may 0101 Ben am seeks J1157.60 and W. Walnut, failure tO Stop, $10; punitive damages tor I 1 rtf Jan C.

Blosser, 611 N. 10th, un- safe S3; Winifred S. Goetsch, Manhattan, improper mwa on 3 Change, $10; Gaylen L. b'lnkruptcy J10.674.93 5ilirn Rim Hoftvtivo I allegedly due on real mortgase, balina Kl Uelective and 6 -month redemption. Eaok Trugt Betty exhaust muffler, $5.

Magistrate Traffic (Costs ually are added to fines): us-1 Divorces Filed Ella Louise. Cline vs. Speeding: William 0. Davis, jRobert LaVern Cline, alleges ex- McPherson, $10; Albert L. Kuck.treme cruelty, gross neglect; Clay Center, $10; Ralphs.

Heilg, asks custody of children. Wai- Neosho, forfeited $20 bond; lene Price vs. Jerry F. Price, summer. Arthur E.

Kobbeman, Lincoln; Emer Zlec nic.cp 73 52i HomBtke 25 IBM 3435S Int. Pap Kan OE 2iVi Kan Pw Li 2CV4 Katjr. Kerr Me 62 Litton 45H Ixme Cem -23U Harcor Inc 46V- Vi MartJn 19Vi McDonn '25 i Utll 195. TJ Minn Mobil OU S4 ii Motusac 3854 Nat Bi8C Nat Gyps No Nor Pac Oka GE 20V4 TJ Okla Gs 18H Pah Am 1-454 Panh EP. Penn Cen i Penney JC 5Hl iy, PWU Pet 28 Proct Ga.

S6U iy HCA 7 i Reyn Met 29 Eeyn Tob Safeway St Jos Ld 33T1 St Regfs Sa Fe Ind Sears Bperryj 43 1VJ St Cal 56 St Oil 'Ind 52. St Oil NJ Sun Oil 53H Texaco Tlrak RB Trn Air Un'Carbide Un Elec US Bteel Wn Tel 45 1 Wests El 6SH Woolwtb Bean, Wheat Prices Drop at the Beloit Commun A A Temperatures He has been a member of the Mrs. Sophia H. Peterson, Del- He was born on a farm of Chapman. He served as an ensign in the Navy in World, War I and was a graduate of lty tos 111 be at 2 Thursday through Monday will i legislative coordinating hos; Henry C.

Smith, Benning at the United Meth- average near normal, Normal committee for the state associa- on; a A. Mead, Waldo; Bren- highs are in the middle 70s, jtions of county commissioners, da D. Berg, Lincoln; Mrs. Fritz Washburn University law school and the -Harvard-school of busi-p 15 here the ness officiating. Survivors include his widow and a daughter, Dr.

Barbara lows in the low 40s northwest to clerks and engineers. G. Clark, Junction City; Quinton Mr. Phillips was the chief en- middle 50s southeast. Wanner He js chairman o' Saline coun-pinnell, 1011 S.

9th; Mrs. Floyd 16611 for tjle Buf eau of Thursday. Turning cooler about U- commissioners and heads the Borsdorf, 721 Cherokee; Harry Heller a professor at tie Uni- Reclamation at Beloit. He lived the weekend. Rainfall will aver- Building authority for the new G.

Cummans, 710 Garden; Mrs versily of California at Davis. in Beloit 'years and had been age around one-quarter of ah Government center. Anderson, 1417 S. llth David W. Downs, Hammons, forfeited $20 bond; Stephen D.

Halpern, Somerset, N. forfeited $20 Dennis L. Shank, Bison, $10; Laverna M. Kirn, Solomon, $15 fine suspended; Joseph L. Garrigan, Wilmctte, forfeited $20 bond; Shaskikant Pilamber Dessl, Mountain View, forfeited $20 bond; James Land, Brighton, forfeited 20 bond; James H.

Hicks, Dal' on, forfeited $30 bond; George R. Pettigrew; Denver forfeited $20 bond; Robert E. Swanson, Buffalo, N. forfeited $20 bond; Glenn Dale alleges extreme cruelty, gross neglect. Margot Self vs.

Clevon Self, alleges gross neglect of duty, extreme cruelty, asks custody of children. Funeral services and burial federal service 32 years. I inch west to one-half inch east, I Eimer Anderson, chairman of I Cynthia J. Miller, 869 S. Santa will be at Port Clinton.

Burial will be in Albuquerque, 'mostly around Sunday. lhe Dickinson county commis- Fe; Mrs. Pearl E. Wilhelm, 91 N. M.

The McDonald funeral UQJJJI FORECASTS Isioners, is president of the JE. Iron. Zones North Central Partly cloudy through Thurs- Hospital Dismissals day. Cooler tonight. Chance I St.

John's Alfred Applehans Gen Elec Gen- Mot; Tei 'El Goodyear Grace Co Greylwund 85 73K Here Ihc Homestke 25H IBM 34511. Int Harv Int Pap Kan GB 21 Kan PwL 20H Katy Ind' Kerr Me Utton Lone. 8 Cera 13 Jlarcbr Inc 46 tt 'McDonn 25 Mid So UU Minn Mil jrobil Oil Monsan 39 Nat Bise Wt Na.t Gyps 25 No Gas Nor Pae Okla GE 20 Okla N- Gs Pan Am UTi Fan EP Penn Cen 37 Penney JC 49 -Phill Pet 28Vi Proct Ga EGA P.eyn Met Safeway- 25Vi ST Jos Ixl 34 St. Regis 38V1 Sx Fe Ind. 29 Seara 69 Sperry -M14 St Cat 56 St OH Ind 52'4 Bt Oil NJ 6074 Texa.co 30H Tlmk RB Un Carbide -WS4 Un Elec I'jf' Unlroyal US Steel Wn Tel 46 Westg El Woolwto 3' 1 U.

VI 1 "ii ri i LOUISE JUST Louise Just, 86, former longtime Salina employe of the Southwestern Bell Telephone died Wednesday the Villa Marie home in Mulvane, Kas. She had lived'there 4 years. She formerly.lived at 517 South, She. worked for the telephone company 36 years before retiring in 1936. She was born in Austria June 21, 1883.

She' came 'to Salina with her parents in 1884 'and lived here Survivors are a sister, Sister Mary Virginia, St. Louis, and a nephew whom raised, Joseph J. Just, Wichita. She was a member of the Sacred Heart, Cathedral, the Catholic Guild and tie SCCW. Arrangements will be announced by the Rush Smith funeral home.

home, Beloit, is in charge of local arrangements. scattered showers. Low in 50s. i Thursday near 80. Zone 4 Eins.

Riisaeu. Ruab Barton Counties Zone Phillips, Smith, Jewell. I Republic, Washington, Rooks. Osborne. Mitchell.

Cloud and Clav Counties. Dollar Dips; I 133 N. College; Mrs. Theo. I i I dore Branstetter, 1339 N.

3rd; Mark carter A a 1 3 Boston; Y1VM DeVan anj LONDON (AP) The dollar daughter, 745 Wood; Calvin A. (sagged in relation to four Lee, 335 S. Ohio; baby boy currencies today as plson, 1401 Osborne; Mrs. Bur- tfae West German mark climbed chard Symmonds, 748 Hancock; and Marion Counties. SALINA WEATHER City Airport temp, at 2 pm 81.

record Min. Wednesday 64. Max. Tues- The British pound sterling and I) STOCK AVERAGE J. 60 stock averages 2S5.1, ecwn 1.8.

Investing Funds NEW, YORK (AP) Closing Investing Companies: Bid Asked Affiliated 7.75 8.30 Am Bus Am Mut Axe Hougnton: Fund A Fund Bullock Channing Funds: Balan, Grwth Spec! Chemcl i Divld Fd Dref Lv 'Eaton Howard: Balan Fid Fund 16.72 13.27 Financial Prog: Tndust Hamilton: IIFI Gth Inv Co A Inveslors Group: Mut Stock Select Var Py Keystone Funds: Cus S3 Cus S4 5.26 5.75 Mass GUI 12.27 13.41 Mass Tr 15.13 16.5H Jtu Cm -'0 a-'; Mn Ora In 9.3 10..9 Trst 2.60 2.65 a S-cur Ser: Stock S-28 .8.05 Poneer 12.93 H-51 3 23 3.49 9.28 10.14 6.52 7.52 S.6S 9.43 6.31 6.90 15.11 16.55 11.92 13.03 6.39 2.S3 3.09 38.48 20.20 3.74 4.10 13.09 14.35 12.58 13.79 10.64 11.63 14.57 1S.B6 4.13 4.52 4.71 6.15 P.Ol 9.64 13.3S 14.60 10.35 11.24 20.13 22.6S 9.61 7.07. S-66 CHICAGO (AP)' Uncertainty, concerning the world monetary situation and of United States grain during a time when generally surplus conditions prevail tended to in fluence liquidation of commodi ty futures the Chicago Bosrd of Trade today. The decline in wheat prices ranged to about cent. Losses also were posted in soybeans. The trade had opened on a moderate pace then fell back.

It appeared that some of the traders were taking a cautious approach and some floor sources attributed this attitude to the current world monetary situation. At the close; wheat futures were unchanged to lower, December 1.34%; corn was up to cent higher, December 1.15%; oats were around lower, December cents; rye was up to cent -higher, December December 1.12%, and declined about cent, November 2.36V.. CHICAGO FCTURES CHICAGO (AP) Prev. High Low Close close WHEAT Dec 1.34H 1.33T'. 1.34% Mar 3.3T;i 1.371i 1.37H 1.38 May l.SS'A 1.37 1.38^4 1.38H Jul 1.34 1.3314 1-34 Sep 1.36V 1-36 1.36V4 CORN Dec 1.1551 1.1514 1.15W Mar J.2I 1.20^ 1.20^i l.ZO^ May 1.24 1.24 1.2AU.

1.24 Jul 1.27 1.265-i 3.27 1.26vl Sep 1.26 1.26 1.26 1.2S«! OATS Dec Mar .68 May -69M. Jul .674 RYB Dec 1.12 1.12Vj 1.12% Mar 1.17U 1.16% 1.17U. 1.17 May 1.18% 1.1SH l-3S-'i I-ISU Jul 1.17% 1.17H 1.1T% 1.17% SOYBEANS ov 2.36H 2.36H 2.33H 136'4 2.42V3 2.41-H 2.41 2.41'i 2.47H 2.46% 2.46% 2.471.J 2.50Ti 2.50U 2.50H 2.50% 2 52H 2-52 2.52 2.50% 2.49% 2.49'^. 2.50'i 2.43% CHICAGO 1.IVB BEEF CATTLE (Supplied by Goffe and Carkener, Inc.) Prev. Open High Low Close Close 28.25 2S.30 28.20 28.25 28.27 2S.50 28.25 2S.47 287'0 28.75 28.95 28.67 28.95 28.82 oct Dec Vcb 70 Apr 28.70 28.90 28.60 28.83 28.7S June 28.65 28.SO 2155 28.65 28.57 Au? 28.62 28.85 28.57 28,70 28.75 LIVE BOGS Frev.

Open High Low Close Close 27.15 27.25 26.90 26.95 26.97 27.25 27.25 26.EO 26.95 27.10 25.50 25.62 25.35 25.45 25.10 day 94. FAA reported at 1 pm: Barometer 29.67 steady. Wind SW 8 mpfa. Relative humidity 47 percent. Lowest this date 30 in 1958; highest 95 in 1908-1956.

Thursday sunrise 7:27 am; sunset 7:12 pm. Airport Temperatures (By FAA): Oct Dec- Feb SAI.INA MARKETS Wednesday: OATS--550. BAEIJ1Y--70c. FoaltrT Hens Sc (B ita over) Bens 4c (under 5 Ibt) Old Roosters 4c. Salina Liquor Store Robber Is Sentenced Kenton Duane Bose, "18, Smith Center, was sentenced to 10 to 21.

years in the Kansas State reformatory Wednesday, ending a case which began with the February holdup of a Salina'liquor store. Bose had, pleaded guilty to robbing George Zakostelsky of about $100 at gunpoint while Zakostelsky was working as a clerk in the Veltman liquor store, 05 Bishop. Bose reportedly was visiting n.Salina at the time of the robbery. He was found by police at a trailer park and arrested within hours of the holdup. Vote Delayed Qn Haynswort-.

(See editorial on Pg. 4) By H. L. SCHWARTZ WASHINGTON (AP) The Senate Judiciary Committee today postponed, until next week, supply additional electric power I Wednesday, October 1-at the earliest, a vote on Presi- to systems 'serving Kansas City HUTCHINSON, Kan. (AP) dent Nixon's nomination of and Wichita has been partly re-j Superintendent Joseph Noble Judge Clement F.

Haynsworth jlieved. The dam, to be completed inlformatory said today John San Peters, Luther, $12; Ben- Circus To Town Thursday Separate Maintenance Separate Maintenance Sharon K. Benson vs. Jerome Dole Benson, and Mary Benson vs. Maurice Benson.

It was incorrectly reported earlier that they had filed for divorces. Marriage Licenses Walter Peterman and Anna Perle Krich, both legal age, both of Salina. im dnesday Midnight 91 94 93 93 Bl S3 SO 7S 71 76 2 3 5 6 8 9 10 12. noon 1. pm the 'Swiss franc moved up in what was described as "very lively" trading against nearly all currencies except the mark which "floated" more than 5 per cent above its of'icial parity of 4 marks to the dollar.

Even the French franc, buffeted by social unrest, big wage increases last year and iqterna- tional monetary crises, rose 60 points to 5.5705 francs to one dollar. Paris dealers said, however, that the franc generally improves on Wednesday for 72 73 Dam Site Work Stoppage Ended In Frankfurt, the mark hit the 78 1 rate of 3.78 to the dollar--a per cent rise above the parity existing before the mark as Hoated by the West German government. This pushed the mark up to nearly cents. It was 26 cents Tuesday and 25 cents before that. Wheeler, 1030 Riverside; baby boy White, 1011 E.

Republic. Asbury-- Mrs. Robert L. Stevenson, 1416 Oak; Sharon A. Ketron, 758 Plaza; Truman H.

Chrisman, 2065 Harold; Ronald L. Garrison, New Dorm, KWU; Andrea J. Munson, 845 E. Ellsworth Sam Rasmussen, Lincoln; Mrs. Catherine M.

Lauber, 1329 N. 4th; Mrs. Darold Weis, Manhattan; Vera M. Moon, 822 S. 5th; Mrs.

Ronald Erickson, Solomon; Mrs. Frank Bell and airghter, 629 N. 9th; Mrs. Amos Ostberg, Bridgeport; John W. Scott, Abilene; Mrs.

T. J. Peteron, 853 Kenison; Monty Fross, Hays; Keith R. Rasper, 404 Parkway; Daniel Lee Drinkard, 333 N. llth.

LA CYGNE, (AP) A work stoppage at the site of a $125-million dam and power ESCODGG plant near LaCygne expected to to the Supreme Court. Current receipt! 15t Bntterfmi Premium 68e, Flrtu OTO. KANSAS CITY CASH GHATS KAKSAS CITY (AP) --Wheat 46 cars; flown to Ic. No. 2 hard and dart hard No.

3 1.35l4-1.75n. No. 2 red wheat 1.37H-1.3?n; No. 3 1.2H4-1.38n. Corn 63 cars; unchanged.

No. 2 white No. 3 1.12- I64n. No. 2 yellow mixed No.

3 1.17%1-18%. Oats 2 cars; unchanged, up No. 2 white SOft-Tlcn; 3 58U-70cn, Milo maize 2.00 Rye Barley S7-9Scn Soybeans 2.27%-2.34 3 in Sacked bran 4S.50H9.25 Sacked shorts 48.5tH9.25 Wheat futures closed from down to ic. KANSAS CITY FUTTIRES Open High Low Dec 1.34' 1.3354 X33tf Mar 1.36% 1.3614 1.36 1.36 May 1.36% 1.36% 1.35% 1.35% Jul 1.32% 1.3273 1.3214 The circus comes to town Thursday and nearly all the kids from one to 100 will get some thrills. The annual Isis Shrine-sponsor ed Salina visit will be 4 days Showtime is 8 pm Thursday Friday and Saturday, plus per formances at 10 and 2:1 pm Saturday and a 2:15 pm Sunday matinee.

The 3-ring circus will have 23 acts. Tickets are $1. for adults and 50 cents for children. They may be bought at the Ford Pharmacy through Saturday. Circus proceeds help finance the Shriners' hospital for crippled children, a major service project of the Masonic group.

To Discuss 'Moralorium rr Boys Mr. and Mrs. Kirt Bachert, 429 E. Minneapolis, Sept 30, ,7 2 Asbury. Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Smith, Sol- Sen. Birch Bayh, 1970, and the plant, aimed for ders, 22, of Wichita, who es- I charging that he was getting a 1973' completion, are being built caped from the reformatory "runaround" in efforts to check for Kansas City Power and Light Aug. 29 by hiding in a truck on Haynsworth's financial rec- and ttie Kansas Gas and Electric (has been jailed in Eureka, Calif, ords, said the committee acted after a "heated exchange." Send your news tip to Ihn Sa- You will be happily surprised. 1 u'na Journal $10 in prizes every Bayh said the committee put I off a vote on the request of Strom one of Classified Ads sell-old things.

I week. Haynsworth's strongest backers on the committee. Thurmond thus used up the one-week delay that ordinarily can be granted under committee rules only once. Bayh. and other members of the committee, however, sa that another delay was still possible.

omon, Sept. 30, 6 3 31. John's. Courts Municipal Traffic -Speeding: Robert Stephen Einfeldt, 914 W. South, $20; Leroy Jore, 610 Steahlin, $10; Ran- deH G.

Holm, 1819 Quincy, $10; G. Lewis, 1417 Beverly, $10; Louis Haggard, 1227 N. 7th, Kenneth R. Dickson, 409 Maple, $20; Margaret Ann Weber, 1914 Highland, $10; Kenny Gene Powers, building 198, Salina Airport Industrial Center, $15; Chester Albert Rotrock, 715 Prisoner Gets Additional Term LEAVENWORTH, Kan. (AP) Earl B.

Sigler, a Kansas State Penitentiary inmate, was sentrnced Tuesday to an additional term of not to exceed 10 years after pleading guilty to a charge of assault with felonious intent. Sigler originally was charged with attempted murder, attempted escape and with an attempt to smuggle contraband from the prison. The local Kansans Concerned about Vietnam organization will discuss the proposed national Oct. 15 Vietnam Moratorium day when it meets at 2:30 pm Saturday at University United Methodist Church, The moratorium is recommended by a coalition of several national peace groups as a means of drawing attention to the U.S.. policy in Vietnam.

Some of tfae groups have even urged expanding the project by one additional day each succeeding month until U.S. participation in the war is ended. KCAV decisions so far always have encouraged individual members to participate in any specific peace program as their consciences dictate. Saturday's meeting will give information on the suggested activities: town meetings and peace visitation, reading the names of war- dead at local public buildings. prayer meetings for peace, vis- is with local government, civic and service officials and groups, etc.

Do you need another em- ploye? Hundreds of readers are looking through the classified ads every day. Phone TA 3-6363 and an ad-taker will help you with your ad. Jan Mar Mar Jul Auc Sep CITY tTVEOTOCK KANSAS CITY (AP)-Cattle 2 000; calves 100; feeder steer; choice 600-635 lb 31.50-33.50; 550700 lb 29.50-31.50: 675-963 Ib 27.00-29.00; feeder heircrs choice 4S5-700 lb 26.00-29.00; steer calves choice 325-476 33.0036.00; good ar.ti low choice 300- lb Hogs barrowg ar.A gilts 1-2 240 lb 25.65; 1-3 210-260 lb 26 25-50- 1-2 200-210 lb 26.00-2S; 2-4 260-275 lb 28.00-25. stieep 100; not enough to tert JjtiCcS. CHICAGO CASH GRAIX CHICAGO AD WheSt No.

2 hard yellow l.SJUn; No. 2 sotl red 1 32Un. Corn No. 2 ye'low 1.1. Un.

OaU No. 2 extra lieavr whit? SlHn. Soybeans No, 1 yellow 2.33%n. Soybean oil lO.OSn. Putnam Funds: 15.62 Incom 8-ei Se'ec Ant 2.99 Twn Ot -39 Ttrn Inc 3 3.03 United Funds: Accm Tncom H- 1 1 Sclen 8 1( S- 50 UFd Can 7.J9 S.73 5.80 6.3* EANSAS KANSAS cmr (AP-- wnoie- eggs: large, 80 per cent A medium, $0 cent A Butter Grade A lb.

79; A uasv tcrs 78. CHICAGO PKODVCE CHICAGO (AP) Butter score AA 72; 92 A 72; SO 69. Eggs SO per cent or better irrade A whiles 43-44; mediums 40- Buarfards checks 31. MARKET SUMMARY NEW YORK (AP) -Stocks Lower In slow trad- Ins. Cotton Unchanged to slightly higher.

CHICAGO: Wheat Mostly lower; liqui- Oatlon. Corn Higher; light Oats Lower; liquidation. Soybeans lower; liquidation. Butcher hogs 50-75 cents hlpher; receipts top 27.75. Slaughter steers lower; receipts 7000; top 30-75.

Stock Index NEW YORK (AP) New- York Stock Exchange closing Index: Market off 26 cents. Index 51.37 off 0.32 Industrial 54.29 olt 0.33 Transportation 41.94 olt 0.46 Utility 39.W off 0.25 Finance 67. SO 0.30 Harter Named NEW YORK (AP) Robert G. Harter was named vice president, operations, cf Madison Square Garden Center today. TUT Do you need another em- ploye? Hundreds of readers are looking through the- classified ads every' day.

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