Tri-City Herald from Pasco, Washington • 27

TRI-CITY HERALD PASCO KENNE WICK RICHLAND WASHINGTON Page 27 Thursday January 14 INS Hudson Mining Up 6 (Points Deaths 10000 Workers Protest British Aircraft Cutback NEW YORK (AP) Stock market prices were mixed in heavy trading late this afternoon' Volume for the day was estimated at million shares compared with C1 million Wednesday Gains and losses of fractions to about a point were the general rule for most key stocks Among wider movers IBM gained 2 Xerox lost 2 and Hudson Bay Mining spurted more than 6 Airlines and drugs abdicated' from their recent market leadership Eastern Air Lines fell more than a point United and Pan American lost fractions American advanced more than a point Losses of more than a point were shown by Upjohn and Merck Pfizer lost a fraction Top steels and auto stocks were unchanged to lower Chrysler fell nearly a point Gold mining stocks rebounded from recent losses Homes take BENTON FRANKLIN COUNTIES HEART COMMITTEE OF THE concluded that Britain can buy a plane the TFX or Pill from America which will do the same job and cost half as much money The government also is reported to be in a mood to junk development of a vertical takeoff fighter known as the 1154 and an aerial freighter designated the 681 which can get into the air off short runways THE MARCH WAS BE- lieved to be the largest since the historic hunger march of 1938 when 40000 people trekked across England and converged on the House of Commons demanding work Postwar turn-' outs have been meager by com-! parison In 1963 about 6000 teachers lobbied members of Parliament for more pay and last year several thousand postmen held a mass meeting in Hyde Park for better wages New York Stock ItaiM Iirh Him Vii A Ipohoao (I pja Goa Eke 1744 Gea laat UH Gca Motan Goa Pub UU1 JfH Gaa Telephone 2744 Gea Tire UVk Geaaeeo 44H Goerfia Paeifie 1714 Gillette MH 4414 WB Graeo 47 Gt Woat Fiaaoeial UH Gnat Norihora M44 Grammaa Air BM4 Gulf OU MH Haraco MH Haabloia MH CBC Offers Class To Train Foremen 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Friends may call from am until I pm Friday and until service time Saturday FLOYD EARL WEAVER PROSSER Floyd Esrl Wesver 50 resident of Prosser for the psst 50 yesrs died todsy st Prosser Memorial Hos-litsl Born Feb 19 1905 in Mound-viHe Mo he lived at 1120 Play-ieid Ave He was chief custodian of the Prosser school system for the past eight years spent 10 years on the Prosser Police Department and has been on the Prosser volunteer fire department for many years Survivors include Ms wife Margaret son John Seattle daughter Margaret Hayes Pasco sister Mrs Donald Woodin Ogden and four grandchildren Services will be at 3 pm Saturday at the Flint Funeral Home with the Rev Ervin Rymes officiating Burial will be in East Prosser Cemetery HUGO LANOUETTE PROSSER Rosary will be recited at pm Friday at the Sacred Heart Catholic Church for Hugo Lanouette 73 who died Tuesday at the Veterans Hospital in Walla Walla Mass will be at 10 am Saturday at the Church with Father Francis Smith officiating Burial will be in the East Prosser Cemetery under the direction of the Flint Funeral Home MRS MARY WEST PROSSER Graveside services will be at 1 pm Saturday at the Blast Prosser Cemetery for Mrs Mary West 75 former Prosser resident who died Monday in Portland The Rev Irvin Rymes will officiate Mrs West lived in Portland 30 years She was born June 23 1889 in Montgomery City Mo Survivors include a son Perry of Portland and brother Russell Dunford of Portland and formerly of Prosser JAMES RAYMOND KELLEY Word has been received of the death of James Raymond Kelley 19 of Tucson Ariz He was the son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Kelley who lived in the Tri-Cities for many years They moved to Tucson in 1960 The youth was born Feb 16 1945 at Delta Colo Burial was today in Tucson TONY SCHMITT Tony Schmitt a Tri-City businessman died this morning at his home 2625 10th Ave Kennewick He operated Glass Funeral arrangements are pending He is survived by a daughter and four sons Hoadallk UH Howa Sound 11H Huai Food! 10H IBM 4XH Idaho Power MH Inter Harveoter Inter Nickel UH Inter Piper UH Inter Tel A Tel UH Janet A LauftiUn MH Johneoa A Johneoa Kakaer Alum MH Kelsey Hayee 1444 Keanceott Carp MH Kern Co Land 44 Kocvatte 41H Leer Siefkr 11H Lehl Port Cement 1744 Ubby McNeil 1SH Libby Owen Ford (OH LisseU A Myera MH Lins Twice UH 7W4 Lionel 4 Lachheod Air MH Loae Star Goo MH Lorllbrd 43H Madina Fund UH Magnavox 1344 Martin Mar UH Mattel MH McCrary Stores 15H McDmowl Air 12 MeCkuth Steel 42H Merck A Co (24 Honeywell 1U Mina Mining Monsanto Chem MH Montana Dak UU1 4014 Montana Power 41 Montgomery Ward MH Morrell MH Morrk (Philip) 74H Motorola MH Nat Blicult MH Nat Caah Reg 74 Nat Can 174s Nat Distillers 27H Nat Lead MH Central Norfolk A Western NA Aviation UH Newport News Ship I1H Northern Paeifie MH Nkgara Mo Pwr MH Northwest Air (7H Olln MslhiOson UH Otis Elevator 4dH Outboard Marins 14H Own-Illinois 104' Pacific Gee A Elec MH Paeifie Pete 11 Pec Tel A Tel Pan American Penney 07H Pwa HR 40H Pepeicsln (OH Perkin Elmer S7H Kaker Cement Piker UH Phelps Dodge 7IH Phillips Petrol M4 Pitney Bowen UH Plough MH Polaroid 1M Proctor A Gambia UH Pub Ser El A Gas Puget Sound A Pure Oil MH Radio Carp 32H Banco Inc UH 42H 17 LONDON (AP) A meeting of 10000 airplane factory workers urged labor government today to call off a cutback in aircraft orders which would cause widespread unemployment in the industry The workers who poured into the city by train from plants all over Southern England marched to Hyde Park bearing banners with slogans such as backed you at the poll put us on the AT THE SAME TIME REGI-nald Maudling chancellor of the exchequer accused the labor-ites of chaos and spreading alarm and in the airplane industry In a press statement Maudling asserted that Prime Miniate Harold Wilson had failed to grasp the fact that a healthy aircraft industry of the utmost importance to Britain's balance of paymenls technological progress and independent ability to defend British interests" In another press statement Jo Grimond leader of the Liberal party the third strongest political faction in the United Kingdom declared: cannot allow itself to be driven out of every advanced industry by the THE UPROAR WAS TOUCH-ed off by rumors that the government primarily to cut defense budget is prepared to jettison a 600 million pound ($168 billion) project for development of the TSR2 low-level nuclear bomber Government air experts have Pulp Union Takes 47 Shop Votes PORT ANGELES Wash The Association of Western Pulp and Paper Workers expect to win union shop agreements in 47 of the 48 West Coas plants in which it represents workers President William Perrin of Portland said Wednesday night An agreement signed Dec 9 ending a West Coast pulp and paper industry strike gave the union 120 days in which to obtain union shop agreements by getting approval of 80 per cent of the employes in each plant looks like we are going to have a union shop in 47 of the Perrin said here I am sure that we will not at Camas Wash unless something unusual The Camas plant of Crown-ZeUerbach Corp has been regarded as a stronghold of the two AFL-CIO unions which the independent association replaced in a bargaining election In a union shop employes are required to join the union as a condition of their employment Perrin was here making arrangements for the new union's constitutional convention to he held in Portland the week of Feb 8 Chamber To Hear New Manager Richard Montague of Sales Training Inc will speak at a meeting of the Richland Chamber of Commerce Monday noon In the Desert Inn Montague director of the company's national extensun division Is an author lecturer and marketing consultant Also on the program is iCoichl rsw manag-r for the Richland and Kennewick chambers was up about a point American-South African Investment more than a point Up about 2 were Hunt Foods Pennzoil Motorola American Water Works and American Optical Prices on the American Stock Exchange were generally higher in heavy trading Corporate bonds were generally higher US government bonds were mostly unchanged Markets At A Glance NEW YORK Stocks Mixed heavy trading Bonds Corporates gain treasuries steady Quiet CHIGAGO Wheat-Lower little demand Corn Mixed commercial selling Mixed light trading Higher local buying Steady to 25 cents higher top $1735 Slaughter Steady top $2400 CHICAGO CHICAGO tA lata nBy Wheat Oak aad ryo frartkaaBy Cirkt rac at: whaat can can 151 Mb IS rya mm bartcy 1 soy- Hlsh Lew Ctooo ckaa 14044 14144 14144 14IH 1S0H 149H MIH 150H 14JH 14144 14214 14344 lU 14444 14414 143H 140H 147H 143H 13044 12SH 12344 120H 12444 12044 120H 123H 129 1214 129H 12SH 110 120 12SH 12344 1MH 11944 1244 11944 119H Wheat Mar May Jul Cora Mar May Jul Sep Dee Oato Mar May Jul Si Dae Eon Mar May Jul Sep Dec 7344 71H 47H MH T0H 7244 71H 47 J7H MH 7214 71H J7H 71H 71H 4744 J0H 70H 122H 112 121 121 44 1MH 123H 12344 123H 12414 124H 124H 12444 123H 12SH 123H 12544 120 117H 1Z7H 12744 Soybeani Job SMH SM44 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drop the appeal and Haugland waived any contractual or statutory rights PUD To Sponsor Boy Scout Class Franklin County PUD will sponsor a electricity merit-badge clinic Feb I for Boy Scouts The two-hour session start at 7:30 pm at the auditorium Library Board Hears Of Cut Mrs A Wilson was reelected chairman of the Richland Library Board and Mrs li Middcll was reflected vice chairman at a meeting last night The board learned that the library budget has been cut $800 In the adjustments made to reduce the city budget Total for the library now ia $119163 St of wl 111 PUD'Lcs 23 Employer Clarence Baker Birdseye Corp March 2 of March 9 Way William Snodgrass Boise Cascade Corp March 16 and Kenneth Grimm General Electric Co Hanford March 23 summary and question-answer session Mar 20 Gocf Outflow Climbs WASHINGTON (AP) The flow of dollars abroad in 1964 may exceed the previously estimated $23 billion because of sharp increase in the final three months a Treasury official said today Since the deficit in the US balance of payments was about $15 billion in the first nine months of the year this prediction means the deficit in the final quarter may have run $1 billion or more The official Acting Assistant Secretary Merlyn Trued said final figures for the year will not be available for two or three more weeks The dollar outflow in the last three months of 1964 is expected to be the largest since the Aprii-June period of 1963 when it jumped to about $13 billion or an annual rate of $52 billion That quarter was the highest ever and a number of measures have held the deficit down since that time The November crisis in pound sterling played a part In the increased outflow of dollars late in the year WPPSS Appoints Horan Aide Tom Holley 34 former aide to ex-Rcp Walt Horan R-5th Dist has been appointed director of information for Washington Public Power Supply System Owen Hurd WPPSS managing director said Holley will take over duties performed by Dennyi Wagoner and Scott Portland public-relations firm Holley will join the WPPSS office in Kennewick Monday Holley a native of Billings Mont was educated in Spokane and served with the Army Engineers in Korea He attended Gonzaga University and was with Rep Horan years He and Mrs Holley have five children Pasco Films Set Pasco library's weekly film program will be at 7 pm today at the library The films to be shown are Wish Too and Alone In The A night course in supervisory development to prepare men or foreman level responsibility is scheduled at Columbia Basin College beginning Jan 26 George Askegaard CBC night-school director said the course planned by personnel officers of local industries some of whom will speak Classes will be from pm Tuesdays until March 30 A maximum of 100 may enroll Fee is $5 The schedule of sessions and speakers are: Role of the heads of department of policy and administrator of business University of Washington Jan 26 with Wanda Cotner Atomic Energy Feb 2 and Feb 9 Inducting and Training Robert Hooper AEC Feb 16 Style in Dr Newton Bat-telle-Northwest Institute Feb Tri-Citians To Tour Portland An anticipated 40 Kennewick businessman and farmers will visit Portland shipping and industrial installations Jan 28-29 during the annual Chamber of Commerce agricultural tour The delegation will leave Pasco by train at 12:55 am Jan 28 and arrive in Portland at 6:30 am where members will go to the Multnomah Hotel The tour is sponsored by the Kennewick agricultural committee and will cost each delegate $36 The itinerary: Jan 28 Morning tour of Pacific Inland Navigation ship terminal Vancouver luncheon at 11:30 am at Quay Restaurant Vancouver 1:15 pm tour of National Biscuit Co plant Portland 6 pm cocktail hour and 7:30 dinner at hotel Jan 29 Morning tour of North Pacific Grain Growers' export elevator Kalama Wash 1 pm luncheon at Columbia Inn Kalama 2:30 pm return to Vancouver to board train for Pasco Pasco Hires New Engineer Charles Shelton 54 Burbank has been hired as assistant en- ginccr for Pasco A civil engineer he will receive $325 a month Shelton started work yesterday and has bzen assigned as inspector on the orm-sewer work now in progress A former employe of the Corps of Engineers he spent several years with the Montana Highway Department and was wiJi the Los Angeles Engineering Department He worked In the Kennewick engineering department during construction of the Gum Street project Pasco has been without an assistant engineer since Robert iruce left in 1963 Washington State Heart Association Gratefully Acknowledges Memorial Gifts Mix SSeKkMF Bout Madtoital CMnua Sll I Mis Joda Sosiora Heart mortal Chairmaa 043 Wool gjrtvtrt Paace Wartdastaa Mm Vomer Miller Heart Maaiertal Cbalrmoa i Vo WANT TO KliOW The why's and of investing? 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