The Daily Oklahoman du lieu suivant : Oklahoma City, Oklahoma • 22

FRAUD CHARGED THE DAILY OKLAHOMA American Diory Th Scoreboard I Aug. -II, 1966 mi American Stock Exchange TUM. kin lu Kutrhor MJUUm l. iUUIbl III! I Tots KSU Price Index Cattle Weaker Avo. all Issues' MS, 2, In Firm Mart American Stock Sates Week ao 144,27 ins WeSST.

American Leaders first sctoacK many days jolted the slaughter NEW YORK (AP) Sales, closing price and net chanse of the the mcst active cow and bull trades Wednesday in an otherwise active and steady to higher market at Oklahoma City The hog top climbed 25 Westec Corp 54,900 60H Vt Fed Resrc J2.30O 5V -I- A Dixllvn Corp 48.200 15W H-IVi NEW YORK (AP)-Followlno Is a com-ftlck Amerlcan (hd?) High Low Last Chi! cents to the $26.50 paid for about a fifth of the shortened supply, while other better ADoeyKni .32 2i 21V1 21W Aber Pet 10 4H 4H 4W Wheat Higher; Bean Estimate Down Sharply CHICAGO (AP) Wheat futures posted more substantial gains Wednesday as a general active demand exposed found few offerings. New-crop July again added 3 cents a bushel or more and old-crop months major fractions to more than a cent. Other grains closed with little net change. New-crop soybeans again slipped about 3 cents. Corn rallied late to finish about steady.

Oats closed steady to firm, rye added fractions. Speculators worked both sides of the market cautiously toward balancing commitments against any surprises in the government's August crop report. The government estimate after the close of only 864.4 million bushels of soybeans lowest of all recent outlooks surprised most traders; it compared with private estimates recently of 866 to the widely-accepted one of 8S5 million. The corn estimate of 3,981 million bushels, down from 4.221 million in July, was about in line with private butchers earned $26 to $26.25 Suit Hits Officials Of Insurance Firm Three officers and directors of Organized Security Life Insurance Oklahoma City, were accused Wednesday of "fraudulent transactions and misrepresentations." The accusation came in a complaint filed in Oklahoma County District Court against that firm, two others and three individuals. Filing the suite as "minor stockholders" in the firm were Hardin W.

Masters, Norman A. Morse, J. Matt Robertson, Roy Tillman, Russell B. Elliott, Oscar H. Lair, Fred Bull and Harlan Bell.

Named in the action, besides Organized Security, were Life Insurers and Organized Investors Life Insurance listing A. Bob Jordan as service agent, and R. W. "Buck" Harris, Paul R. Schwoerke, and R.

D. Parker, identified as officers or directors of the corporations. They were accused of paying excessive salaries and expenses to various officers and directors of the corporation and authorizing expenditures not necessary to the operation of business. Stockholders' meetings of Organized Security held without advising all stockholders, it was claimed, and officers and directors were fired and replaced at those meetings, resulting in "mismanagement." Organized Security Life Insurance stock and assets had been sold by the three officers and directors named and replaced with and questionable investments at inflated values." The eight men filing the suit said mismanagement had caused damage and that the market value of Organized Security's stock had dropped $500,000. They asked for a true account of the firm, that the court appoint a receiver for the company and that those named as officers and directors in the lawsuit be prohibited by the court from engaging in allegedly fraudulent activities.

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Package lots of good to choice heifer yearlings landed $23.30 to $24.40 and plain to medium $19.40 to $22.50. Six good to choice 237-pound heifer calves reached $29.25, other better calves $24 to $26.75 and plain 521 to $22.60. The followlns prices are practical quotations; in Instances, ihey may vary from Gd-cho ce steers 500-600 lbs 54.oo.iR.iM 1.88 l.SaVi 1.43 1.43Vi 1.43 1.43V. 1.43V4 Three Firms To Shuffle TV Industry Twin agreements involving three major corporations Wednesday are expected to create a shuffle of sorts in the television receiver industry, The Daily Oklahoman learned in a special dispatch. Directors of Whirlpool Corp.

have approved purchase for cash a majority interest in Warwick Electronics, Chicago, from Sears, Roebuck Co. which owns about 85 percent of the shares of the firm that has been manufacturing television sets, radios and other Mar 1.49V? 1.4954 154 May 1.51V. 1.52 1.50 1.52 1.52 Banff OH Banner Indus Barnes Eng Barnwell or! Bartell .371 Bartons 1.5ZV4 1.53V. 1.5134 1.5241. I.SW4 Baruch Fost 10 10 5 4 444 4PA 14 1H 1 1 V4 1 ll'A 11V.

TCanrfn2.52 1 18-V4 Benrus .30 1 BergenD .341 Medium steers 500-750 lbs 22.00-J4.O0 Common steers 5M-7S0 lbs 17.CO-J0.O0 Med-good steers 750004 I Plain-med steers 71-1000 lbs. 18.00-51.00 Z600 15Vi 15j isboro Ct Aug 3.57V. 3.60V4 3.56 3.58 3.58 Vi! 1V4 1V4 Ivi Nov 3.U 3'i 3ll6 XWA Mar 3.25 3.26J4 3.24Vi HiVi 3.27VS BohackHC Co 9 Bohck Pf2.75p 120 Med-oood stock heifers Jul 3.30 3.30 3.28 3.2B'A 3.31V. Gd-tholM stock own. Hi ep 13120 13.31 13.08 13.08 13.31 let 12.60 12.70 12,52 12.52 12.72 'aec iS electronic home products for the giant retail-mail order Mar 11.95 12.01 11.90 11.90 12.04 May 11.88 11.94 11,80 11.80 12.00 Jul 11.87 11.87 11.79 11.79 11.95 IGA to Replace Veazey's Store The Veazey's drug store at NW 50 and May is going out of business and will be replaced by an IGA supermarket.

A. J. general manager of the Veazey chain in Oklahoma City, said the store's lease has expired and will not' be renewed. The Fleming Co. of Topeka, has taken up the lease.

"We hope to be out by September 1," Crabtree said. The Veazey chain is owned by the Adams Drug Company, which has 87 stores in Oklahoma City, New York, Rhode Island and Kansas. Crabtree, who manages stores here and in Wichita, said the closing of the store at NW 50 and May in the Mayfair Shopping Center was not for economic reasons. "We have never lost money," he explained. "The building is just too big for a drug store.

We feel we can give more personal service in a smaller store." The building was formerly occupied by a Katz drug store. Crabtree said the Mayfair store's merchandise is being sold at a discount. City Wrecks Injure Three Three persons were injured in these traffic accidents investigated by Oklahoma City police during a 24-hour period ending late Wednesday: NW 10 3400 block), three-car. Inlured were Susjh Knox, Bonham. 52, of 509 Ce-dardale and Carrol D.

Morgan, 50, firm. Whirlpool also will be given an option ending in 1971 to buy the balance 6 17 1716 17 4- 1 1714 1714 17Vl ii 1 16 9U 8 SV4 44 Sift sf a sa 1 6 6 4 914 9' 9V4 2 1 2354 2354 V4 5 lovj ion 10 i85 s2 3H S46 3 nvi 1JV3 in 3 14 1414 1414 Va 9 19' 18'. Aug 91.20 91.50 90.30 90.85 91.40 Mar 77.50 77.80 77.10 77.50 78.15 Med-sopd! heifer 400-500 lbs. 22.00.25.00 the Warwick shares owned by Sears. IW 15.00-75.75 24.00-25.00 -mm WhirlpooL makes home 34.8 utility 19.00-21.6d laundry equipment, refrig eration products and vacu .50 FROZEN WHOLE EGG Oct.

32.10 32,10 31.75 31.85 32.00 um cleaners for Sears. It also supplies independent Mixed oood to choice tieavy SLAUGHTER HEIFERS Choice 1o hi-eholce. heavy 24.00-24.50 Low-choice to choice 22.5C-24.00 Good, to too-stood 23.00-23.50 Standard 20.00-22.00 Utility 18.0O-20.O0 Aug 26.15 26.15 26.00 26.07 26.22 Oct 26.75 26.85 26.75 26.85 26.85 Dec 27.70 27.70 27.60 27.67 27.70 SLAUGHTER COWS steady 1o weak. 28.62 28.65 28.55 28.0 28.60 un K-Ofi. 28.90 28.95 29.00 Auo 25.50 35.74: 1 1 40 25.50 25.65 Sep 23.65 23.75 23.60 23.65 23.65 Oct 21.90 22.00 21.90 21.95 21.90 distributors and its own factory branches with similar products, but does not plan to market Warwick products through them.

In a companion move, Radio Corp. of America and Whirlpool announced a mu Dec 20l5O 20l75 20J0 205 BOLOGNA BULLS" Feb 20.50 20.50 20.50 sales steady, later il 20.S0 20.50 HOZEN PORK BELLIES commerci Au) 47.40 47.70 46.70 46.90 47.35 LOCKeMln CO 1 7'A 7'A 7Vi SjaKln 70 a lBlfc laat V4 LOCKwg kb 3 llHi 10'A 10V. 'A i Rapid Amer 8 10 1014 10 I I Va K' 35J5 35.BS 35.75 36.00 35.65 35.75 36.05 a ,15 Cuttfni' bulls Scarce CALVE! twice, heavy Valve CP .75 ctoreen 24 23'. jSSjv 3S-65 36-cs s. 3 3 11-16 3 sstd 9 21-16 2 i 1-161-16 as.

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Jul l.flO 1.87M FEEDER CATTLE ft 27.10 27.1 26.60 26.60 26.60 26.60 26.5 Good to cholS mJl'urij Steady; to 25c htehei lata Jt iJii- Nor NG SV4is79 33 'SS 'SS fo2 New York Bond Averages Compiled by Thi Associated Prais 27.40 27.40 YORK COTTON Nor NG 4as7B Nor NG 3KS73 MorPac NorPac 3S2047 Oben High Low Close N.C, 3S 380-350 Bra. 3j 160-1M fba. 3S 140-160 lbs. vvmPPanv .60 3 Tivs, iiiZ ifffl urn Wcdn Previ 105 inM cv5'as82 22.03B 2 22.25B 10 )2m -I- li V' If ber, 1955, when RCA sold its kitchen range and air conditioner business to Whirlpool. RCA said it plans to continue selling Whirlpool ap-p 1 i a through four branches of its RCA Victor Distributing Co.

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1714 V4 4 15 14? 145 60 13 a 'i a f'ahlequah. DCTranA .80 Defiance Deltona Corp 1st a 118'A UOVS 14 StdONJ 21ts71 Std Packs 6s90 StPkg cv5'As90 SS 11 cental existence. No porators: F. C. Will AshO Cv3is93 184 SJ? 4iyj 4-ivj SCE 41is880 CO- 1 i swge rj'iso TCA 5s79 Trunin 6asS1 Wms S'rsSa WorkWr 4s DennM cfeb 8 z2o I4i lie 16.50 large 16.20 4S9S 02 'ir "7 18m, 11 r1 9.60 I1A58 OesiiuPd 1 1 4S80 97V.

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Judith Elaine Tails, being reorganized under the Bankruptcy Dixllvn Corp Dome Petrol Corn, yellow shelled, bushel 43 ntHarv 4.80S91 90 Avco CV 5579 CV4)5tOf B.VO 4Vis95 4S80 Beautill BosMe1 4Va570r Bruns cv4Vis81 BudgetF 6S2010 Bulova 4'is84 ci. or securities assumed by such com. AU'OT'' st Stamped, Dealt In llat, x-Malured bonds. ncBOtlabllltv Impaired by maturity, nd Next day delivery, xw Ex warrants, tn Foreign issue subiect to Interes inner MarKnts 4S91 87 2 8 85f Driver fjarr Drug Fair .30 16 16 1614 14V4 14 a 2S1? sit 6lt 2s a- 2 78 78V4 7814 COMMODITIES Thompson, Jt. Louis, Mo.

Moora and Sons Associates, Mid- Mit Merc 4s90 InAlrl. CV4S90 ISFrgh CV5S81 InGasCp 5s80 isFhrcv5s81 ISRut. 214S47 City, so veers existence. Capital ilb.eoo. Incorporators: Everett p.

Vi; arm moore, oewev o. 9813-161-32 8714 1 A former Oklahoma City policeman reported Wednesday that he was taken for by a trio of confidence men. A. B. Austin 40, of 1101 SW 50, told detectives he was at his place of business at 1415 Walker when a man with whom he was acquainted approached him and asked him for a ride to SVV 12 and Harvey.

When they reached that location, Austin said, they were met by another man who claimed to be from a foreign country. After his acquaintance departed, Austin and the "foreigner" were joined by two other men and the four began playing cards. Austin -won $10,000, he said, but the loser, refused to pay until the victim showed him half that amount in cash. Austin said he went to his bank where he withdrew then borrowed $1,500 from a friend. He put that money with another $500 and the loser added what was represented as $10,000.

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Su. W'sanTS8'-. Sugar, raw0gslbi FEEBS ms (By CradyCo, AtlaKa Growsrs Asm,) Hay, No. 1, leafy alfalfa, Chlckasha FOB, field, fop 25.00-28.00 uinar Great i 1154 1114 Tl3J 1 514 51 5 514 5V4 i i 19 2114 20M EastADev .40 Eaitri8Frt'4W ECL Ind 1 Edo Corp ,32 Ehrench Pho McCror 5Vjs74 iMcCrorv 5s8! MIchCG MplHtm 31is74 MolHon 3.10172 MSPSS 4WJ71 MoKanT 4s90 7tii .02015 (Kansas city markal) KJEM Radio Sets 'All-Talk' Format Radio station KJEM announced Wednesday night that on August 22 it will become the first radio station in Oklahoma to have an all-talk format. Announcement of the new non-music format was made during the intermission of the premier performance of the movie "The Blue Max" at the State Theater.

The radio station bought out the first night's performance to announce the change and invited Oklahoma City area advertising, public relations, and news representatives. Disc jockey Eddie Koontz described the new format as "AIR" Audience Involvement Radio. 90-day futures 2.7779 ion, Carol Newton, Oklaho- AustralTa.tdoifa'r)' zanne Hendert 20 14 33M Va Oklahoma Cltv, Wheat, No. 2 hard, bu Corn, No. 2 yellow J.

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