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THE KANSAS CITY TIMES, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1965 22 IVATIT A0 CLASSIFICATION INDEX FOE SALE -Mh cell league (C T) MONEY REFORM IS FLAN Leading Nations of Free World Will Begin Negotiating a New System, Secretary Fowler Reports to the President mained there until three years ago. She was a charter member of the auxiliary to the Railway Mail association. She was a member of the Mother Church of Christ, Scientist, and of the Re-bekah lodge and Order of the Eastern Star. Surviving are two sons, Robert J. McMurray, Cleveland, and Harold D.

McMurray, 6119 West Seventy-sixth, Prairie Village; seven grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren. Services will be held at 1 oclock Wednesday at the Farris chapel, Garnett; burial at Garnett. vent full production until yesterday. THIEVES INTO TAVERN Thieves entered a tavern at 5832 State avenue by breaking a window and took $100 in cash from a cash register, Mrs. Fern Johnson, the operator, reported yesterday to the Wyandotte County sheriffs office.

Five coin-operated vending machines also had been damaged and broken open. ALL RETURN AT VENDO Full Production Resumed After Strike, Vacations End The Vendo company resumed full production yesterday following settlement of a strike two weeks ago. About half of the firms 900 workers returned to work earlier this month and the rest returned yesterday. The strike plus the companys annual vacation period, combined to pre- Mount Kansas City's most complete funeral establishment including: CEMETERY -FUNERAL HOME-THE CARDEN MAUSOLEUM -CREMATORY and a complete program of pre-arrangement. HOLMES at 105th Funeral Homa-WTllow 2-2004 Cemetery- Willow 2-3468 FREEMAN MORTUARY SINCE 1904- 42ND BROADWAY LO.

1-0930 OFFERING A TRUE PROFESSIONAL SERVICE Uproar Kills A hooper New Orleans (AP) Josephine died yesterday probably a victim of Hurricane Betsy. Josephine was one of eight whooping cranes in captivity. Only 50 of the rare birds exist. Her mate. Crip, survives, along with three females and one male offspring.

William Pohlmann, park superintendent, said Josephine and Crip were put in secure quarters when Betsy swept into New Orleans Thursday. Helicopters on rescue missions flew low over the park, and the two whooping cranes became extremely excited. I tried to put an attendant in the cage, to quiet her Pholmann said. These birds suffer skin breaks very easily and they bleed on the wings when the hit the wire cage. DIRECT TO FEDERAL SOURCE FOR CASH The Transportation Planning Group Is Told It Does Not Need State Sponsor 1 RITES FOR DEXTER PERRY Services for Dexter Perry, 70-year-old deputy constable of the sixth district magistrate court, who died Sunday at the Veterans hospital, will be held at 10 oclock Thursday at the Carson chapel; burial in Woodlawn cemetery.

The family will receive friends from 7 to 9 oclock Wednesday night at the chapel. KENNETH A.AULL Kenneth A. Aull, 45, of 6417 Brookside, died yesterday at Lakeside hospital, apparently of a heart attack. He was born -in Smithville Lnd lived here 13 years. Mr.

Aull was a consulting engineer with Black Veatch. He was a Navy World War II veteran, a member of the National Society of Professional Engineers, and a member of the. Smithville Methodist church. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Amy Aull of the home; his brother, Harold, Aull, Virginia Beach.

and a sister, Mrs. lone Whitaker, Denver. Services will be held at 2:30 oclock Wednesday at the church; burial in the Odd Fellows cemetery, Smithville. Friends may call after 7 o'clock tonight at the McComas chapel, Smithville. GILBERTROSS BABCOCK Gilbert Ross Babcock, 73, of 1900 Cypress, died Sunday at the home.

He was born in Platte City and lived here 22 years. He was a retired employee of the Miller Chevrolet company in St. Joseph, Mo. Babcock was a member of the Westminster Presbyterian church in St. Joseph.

Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Oral Babcock of the home; two daughters, Mrs. Leveda Cahill, Louisburg, and Mrs. Vetura Wallace, St. Joseph; a brother.

Waller Babcock, Caldwell, Idaho, three grandchildren, and two great-grandchildren. Services will be held at 11 oclock Tuesday at the Earp Sons chapel and at 1 oclock Tuesday at the graveside in St. Joseph. VENT- W. BALDRIDGE Venters W.

Baldridge, 43, of 415 South Bellaire, died yesterday at the home apparently of a heart attack. He was born in Monette, and lived here 14 years. Mr. Baldridge owned Slim Marthas cafe, 2924 Nicholson. He was an Army veteran of World War II, a Mason, and a member of the Scottish B4te.

Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Martha M. Baldridge, a son, Gary W. Baldridge, and a daughter, Miss Teresia A. Baldridge, all of the hon his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Robert P. BaidHd-p, and three brothers. Dennis W. Baldridge, John L.

BaldriHaPi and I.inuel Baldridge. Leachville, and three sisters. Mrs. Vada Grooms, Leachville; Mrs. Lucille Adams, B'vi'- 'vdie snd Mrs.

Lavelva Walker, Paragould, Ark. KEVIN LANE BARNES Kevin Lane Barnes, son of Mr. and i Mrs. Terry L. Barnes, 7327 South Benton, died Sunday at Baptist Memorial hospital.

Surviving also are the grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Davis, 7601 East 112th, and Mrs. Hah Barnes, Joplin, and Roscoe Barnes, 1926 Bennington; the maternal great-grandmother, Mrs. Leona Harper, Neosho, the maternal great-grandparents, Mr.

and Mrs. A. W. Young, 821 East Forty-second, and the paternal great-grandmothers, Mrs. Viola Barnes and Mrs.

Blanche Downes, both of Joplin. Graveside services will be at 11 o'clock Tuesday at Memorial Park cemetery. MISS MARIEBROWN Miss Marie Brown, 69, of 3910 Warwick boulevard, died yesterday at the General hospital. She was horn in Syracuse, and had lived here about 50 years. She was a bookkeeper before she retired.

She was a member of the Third Church of Christ, Scientist, and of the Mother church, Boston. Surviving are four sisters. Mrs. Bessie Dolan. 427 South Hardesty; Mrs.

Alta Sc-hroll, New York; Mrs. Marguerite Schroll, Syracuse, and Mrs. Lucille Mead, Corvallis, Ore. Friends may call after 7 o'clock tonight at the Wagner chapel. Private cremation.

ANNOUNCEMENTS Paaa 22 Funeral Director Death and Funeral Notices Florists Cards of Thanks In Mamoriam Lost Found Lodge Miscellaneous Bookkeeping Tax Services Travel Agencies Personals Personal Services ating Places Food Services BUSINESS PERSONALS Page 23 Business Personals Do It Yourself or Rent It Rug-Upholstery Cleaning Cleaning and Dyeing Laundering Mattress Renovating Contracting. Building, Homs Improvement Sewer Cleaning Septic Tanks Dressmaking Tailoring flectrical and Appliance Services elevision Radio 8, Hi-Fi Services Moving Storing Hauling Professional Services Plumbing, Heating, Air Conditioning Thermostat Controls Wall Papering Painting Furnitwrg Repairing EDUCATIONAL Page 23 Educational Musical and Dramatic HELP WANTED Pag 23 pm Help Wanted Male Salesmen Agents Employment Agencies Employment Services Employers Representatives Teachers Wanted Help Wanted Female Saleswomen Agents SITUATIONS WANTED Page 25 Situations Wanted Male Situations Wanted Female BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Page 25 Business Opportunities Attractions Concessions Manufacturing Services Business Opportunities Wanted a tents and Models nvention Wanted FINANCIAL Pa9 25 Auto Loans Personal Loans Real Estate Loans Stocks Bonds Mortgages Insurance Wanted to Borrow LIVESTOCK POULTRY PETS Page 25 Auction Sales of Livestock Machinery, Farms Cattle, Hops. Sheeo, Feed Ho-ses, Saddles, Harness Farm and Dairy Products Freezer Foods Pet Stock, Dogs, Rabbits Poultry and Supplies Seeds, Plants, Nursery FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS Page 25 Anflaues, etc. Stamps, Coins, Hobbies DEATHS AND FUNERAL NOTICES THOMAS JOHN age 83. of 10706 East 15th.

Services 2 o'clock Tuesday, Speaks Cnapel, burial Brooking cemetery, Raytown. Mo. SPEAKS FUNERAL HOME LEXINGTON AT WALNUT CL 2-9200 TROUTMAN, Dorsey, Earl, route 23, Parkvilie, age 41, passed away Sept. 11, 1965. Funeral 2 P.

m. Tues, at tne Francis Chaoel. Burial in East Slope Memorial Gardens. L. H.

Francis Ser vice SH 1 -0251 WRIGHT HOWARD O. aae 44, of Pleasanton, k. -nsas. Services 2 D. m.

Wednesoav First Baptist church Pleasanton. in state 12 o'clock noon at the church. SPEAKS FUNERAL HOME LEXINGTON AT WALNUT CL 2-92 00 ZIMMERMAN HERMAN age 83, of Bonner Springs, passea 9ay September 11. Funeral 10 a. m.

Wednesday at Sacred Heart church, Bonner Sprmqs. Burial Chapel Hills cemetery. Family will receive friends, 7-9 p. m. Tuesday, at Alden Harrington chaoel, with rosary at 9 p.

m. Family suggests memorials to Sacred Heart building fund. ALDEN HARRINGTON 8. SONS Bonner Springs. Kas.

HA 2-4074 LOST BEAGLE Childs pet, tag No. 1007. Blue Ridge Clinic. WA 4-9213. BILLFOLD Man's, Greyhound bus station, please return contents, valuable to owner.

GL 3-2534. BILLFOLD Between 95th-l03rd streets, Johnson return billfold and papers, keep money. Nl 2-6753 BRACELET Identification "Mary vicinity Landing; reward. JA 3-8323. evenings.

CAMERA 300 Instamatic in black leather casp, lost Fairyland or vicinity. Re-ward. PL 3-0624 mornings. CAT Full grown black, long haired, white throat-stomach, reward. 5133 W.

75th, DU 1-3742 CAT Siamese, female K. C. North, chil- dren's pet, reward. GL 3-6725 CAT All black Persian female. Overland Park, possible Raytown area, family pet, reward.

DU 1-4050 CAT Small Siamese femaie. completely declawed, vicinity 60th-Grand. Reward. HI 4-1037. 110 Momingside drive.

DOG Poodle, vicinity 38th, N. Brighton, miniature, black, male, sadly missed. Reward. GL 3-6511 anytime. DOG Siberian Husky, female, black, white; Afra.

Gladstone, Belmont Cliff drive. Reward. CH 1 -7059 DOG Enqlish Shepherd Tan-white, 5 Kinq, vicinity of Puckett rd. Reward, A 2-0047 DOG Pekingese puppy, vicinity 2227 W. 78th, Meadowlake shooping center Sun- day; children's pet; AN 9-4382 DOG Male boxer, white streak on head, white feet; Labor day near Sailboat cove, Ranoer headquarters Jacomo park.

SW 2-3367 DOG Male Collie name Irish. Children's pet Please return. Reward. WA 1 -8100 DOG Miniature Schnauzer, grey female, name Lili; vicinity 63rd Park; reward; DE 3-0534 DOG Wire haired terrier, male? vicinity England drive; DU 1-4555 KEYS, 7, leather key zipper, 2 office keys, 4 car keys, 1 safety box key. Reward HA 1-nn.

DE 3-9264 WRISTWATCH Ladvs' Yellow oold, brown band, Swiss; reward FL 6-1179 FOUND DOG Black white female Toy BuMdoa. Corinth vicinity. CO 2-1950 after 6 IN MEMORIAM IN sad and rvnq memory, jr our mother ard qrandmother, Concetta Maori Thirty eight lono and lonely years, every since we ve been apart, we loved vou so and wanted you to stay, but God loved vou more and took vou awav. Some may forgt that you are done but we remember no matter how Iona May perpetual light shine uoon yo i. Sadly missed by daughters and families IN memory of Lora Talbert Ryan, who passed away 4 yrs.

aqo tgdav. Sadly missed by her husband. Frank Ryan. LODGE NOTICES BLUE Springs Lodgn No. 337 A.

Blue Mo. Will bold 9 soeciAi communication, Tuesday, 6-30 p. m. Sep-tember 14th, 1965, for the purpose of dearee work in the first third degrees. Master Masons welcome.

Kenneth R. Oldham W. George M. Hale, Sec'v. NORTHEAST No.

643, A. F. A. M. Brethren assemble Tuesday, ll a.

m. Floral Hills chapel, for the ourDose of conducting funeral services for departed brother, Georqe W. Evey; Lee Campbell W. Robert E. Watkins, Sec'V.

Airplanes eoais and Supotles Cameras and Supplies Sporting Goods Building Materials Clothing Furs Fuel Coal Wood Household Goods Jewerly Diamonds Commercial Macn. Eoulpmerd Farm Machinery Equipment Sprays Spray Eguipment Tools Hand and Power For Sate end Rent Musical Instruments Radio and Hi-Fi Television Business Eoulpment To Exchange Miscellaneous Wanted To Buy Miscellaneous MOTOR CARS Page 26 Motor car? imported. Sports and Antigua Cart Auto and House Trailers Mobile Homes Campers Mobile Home Rentals Mobile Home Parks Trailer Space to Rent Auto and Truck Leasing Drive It Yourself Motor Trucks-Trailers-Forlc Lifts Auto Accessories and Repairs Wrecked cars, trucks Motorcycles Scooters To Exchange Motor Cars Wanted Au top Trucks ROOMS FOR-RENT Pa9 27 Boarding Convalescent and Retirement Homes Day Nurseries Hotels Motels Rooms Unfurnished Rooms Furnished Suburban Rooms and Board Rooms. Homes, Apts. Snared Wanted Rooms or Board REAL ESTATE FOR RENT Page 27 Apartments Duplexes Unfurnished Furnished Apartments With Offices Apartment Hotels TO RENT RESIDENCES Page 27 Unfurnished Furnished Apt.

and Res. Furnished and Unfurnished Various Locations To Rent Miscellaneous To Rent Independence To Rent Suburban Tb Rent Out of Town Rent Summer Cot, Resorts TO ent arms To Rent Business Property To Rent Offices Prooerty Managing Wanted to Rent Farm Wanted to Rent REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Page 27 Peal Estate for Sale Apts. Co-Operative Apartments Duplexes Business Property Residences Suourben Vacant Farms and land Cut-of-Town Real Estate" Resort Property Suburban Lake Property To Exchange Real Estate Wanted Real Estate LEGAL NOTICES Nn LODGE NOTICES MARt BOROUGH 9-0 K. 8009 Paseo, Tuesday September 14m Stated meeting p. m.

Counsellors nignt. Baflot-nq. Kindred welcome. Geneva Wad' de, W. Emma Gordon, secy.

PERSONALS The rates under "personals" are St 02 an agate tine each day imintmum 2 04; and an agate line each day for mree or more consecutive days witnout change of copy. DATE! VI 2-479 LONELY' PARTICULAR? VI 2 4799 DATE! BA 1-5727 LEARN to Dance Now Ten lessons for onty 55. Cali A Mu48 REAL ESTATE FORECLOSURES BA 1-7100 PLEASE help me find my "Fat Biac Pussy Cat." Cal WA 3 92 0 DARLENE R. must B4 I Iv. 4 Calif.

Luv, need cail me at 605 Terry MASSAGE L0 1-1832 AUTO Repossessions Bank sez sell; no cash or qualifying. Mack, BA 1-317? DETECTIVE tM 1-8982. if doubt we find out. Free Consultation. MELCO, DETECTIVE Court evidence obtained.

WE 1-6071, GL 3-3163. Dave Wheeler. DETECTIVE Hall, GL 3-1175? AT 1-4164, evidence for court or personal use. PIANOS WANTED L0 1-470? SEWING Machines Repaired In home? estimates, ou a rant eeq, 1-6C26 MISS Brown Cannot differentiate. This causes confusion.

Blue. RESPONSIBLE for my debts only. Eu-qene Bowren, 3236 E. 29th, K. Mo.

IB 1ST Once Elec, bass and-or gjitar. No R's. Singte. SO 3-4547 DE ECT I VE Let us solve your proo- lems; confidential. AT 1-4184; GL 31W5 SHADOW Human Relations Defective.

People found GR 1-1357 BUY lst-2nd A.ortqages Call John Sauro, hA l-5iQC; Eves. GL 24646 MISS Brown I'll be home whenever say, or is P. A. P. still possible? Bue.

ANYONE knowinq the whereabouts of my "Fat Black Pussy Cat." Call WA 3-97)0 AAA Baths Massaae, stm. new opr open 9 a. p. m. IN 1-9598.

9922 Truman rd. OPENING Soon Louise's Midwest Massaqe Saion, Wirthman 3102 roost, Rm. 5C5. SWAP TRADING STAMPS for kind you need. Trading Stamp Exchange, JO Westport WE 1-9822 DANCE Lessons Women or couples, private or class.

Arredonoo's School of Ballroom Dane nq, LO 1-5545 RESPONSIBLE only for debts incurred by me from this day on. Dece Ward, 8805 Stark, Kansas City, Mo. FREE Transportation AJbuauerque, New Mexico. Simply drive one of our new cars for us. Phone 2-8550 565 So I'll keeo on hopinq and watchinq and maybe someday will see her again.

CAN teach vou to dance so mat eerv one wilt want to be vour partner. Miss WafWns, WE 1-1 (H8 NOT Responsible for any debts other than rry own. David E. Scheeie, 601 Hardesty. Drivers for Your Car, Any City AUTO DRIVEAWAY CO.

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We sell and finance cars, new furniture, aoolianres, stereos. TVs, nothing down. EM 3-6719 ROBERT FALCONE Auto Insurance, all risks SR -22 flHnos, eay monthly payments. EM 1-5343; DE 3-9907 NOT responsible for debts other than my own from this day on. Norman Suooen-bach.

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AFTER A TOUR Results of European Trip Are Outlined by Official (Herald Tribune News Service) Washington Henry H. Fowler, secretary of the Treasury, told President Johnson yesterday that the leading free world nations have agreed to begin negotiating a new international monetary system. The cabinet officer said the discussions will be high policy talks and he declared that he hopes they wiil begin next month. Fowler reported those developments to the President two days after returning from a 7-nation European swing. The secretary touched off the free world discussions when he unexpectedly called for an international monetary conference last July.

The original Fowler call came as a dramatic seizure of free world financial leadership for the U. and the cabinet officer made it plain yesterday that he intends to add to the momentum his July appeal generated. Fowler publicly identified the U. S. as a full friend of the developing countries and of the 102-nation International Monetary fond.

He told Johnson that the U. S. delegation made it clear in each capital that a sound and lasting improvement In the international monetary system mast serve the needs of all member nations of the International Monetary fund particularly the developing countries. There have been grumblings from the underdeveloped nations that the U. S.

had decided to work with a rich mans club of major countries in reforming the free world system. Yesterday's statement was designed to assure the poorer nations that their interests will be respected and that they will have a voice in deciding how that respect is to be accorded. The big problem is that a small handful of nations would supply the money to be provided in any monetary reform and that most of these countries believe they must have full control over the use of their resources. The French are tough, articulate spokesmen for this view. The Dutch and some other European nations share this French attitude.

Fowlers report to the President indicates that the initial general agreement to start talking is a compromise. The first negotiations will be held within the so-called group of 10. These are the countries that have been conducting technical monetary negotiations and that now stand ready to supply additional billions of dollars to needy I. M. F.

members under a special borrowing arrangement. In addition to the U. the members are Belgium, Canada, France, Germany, Great Britain, Italy. Japan, the Netherlands. and Sweden.

GRANT VENUE CHASGE Jack Bathe Trial Moved to Richmond. Mo. A change of venue was granted yesterday in Clay County circuit court for the trial of Jack Bathe, 41, of 6116 the Paseo, indicted on a charge of arson by the Clay County grand jury last June. Bathe, owner of the House of Magic Carpets in North Kansas City, was indicted in connection with an explosion and fire at the firm February 23. The change of venu takes the trial to Ray County circuit court in Richmond, Mo.

Damage to the building at 1900 Burlington street was set at The building as destroyed. AUTO WORKERS ORGANIZE Council Is Formed to Pool Political Strength Delegates representing more than 5.000 United Automobile workers in Kansas formed a new citizenship and educational council in a meeting last weekend. The council plans to exchange information, co-ordinate civic activities of U. A. W.

locals and members over Kansas and pool strength for political and legislative action. At the meeting in the Town House in Kansas City. Kansas, the delegates elected Robert J. Soptic, local 31, Kansas City, Kansas, president. Other officers: John Lopez.

local 93. vice-president; Roy Moore. local 710, financial secretary-treasurer; and Sam Stevens, local 1021, recording secretary. The first action of the council was to support a proposed merger of the Kansas Industrial Union council and the Kansas State Federation of Labor. SKIP SCHOOL OPENING Chicago Absentees Are 50,000 Children and 254 Teachers Chicago (AP) Chicago public schools reopened last week but more than 50,000 children have not reported for classes.

Neither have 254 teachers. This was reported yesterday by SupL Benjamin C. Willis. GUS H. MEYER Gus H.

Meyer, 67, Miami, died Sunday at Jackson Memorial hospital there. He was born in Kansas City and lived here 42 years. Surviving is a sister, Mrs Louise Closser, 6440 Norwood, Mission Hills. Graveside services will be held at 2 oclock Wednesday at Elmwood cemetery here. RALPH WILLIAM MULLIES Ralph William Mullies, 70, of 3220 North Fiftieth, Wyandotte County, died yesterday at Providence hospital, apparently of a heart attack.

He was born in Foster, and lived 53 years in the Kansas City area. Mr. Mullies was a retired self-employed interior decorator. He was an Army veteran of World War I. Surviving are two brothers, Frank Mullies, 3056 North Seventeenth, Kansas City, Kansas, and Forrest Mullies, 3017 North Seventeenth, and four sisters, Mrs.

Alice Langford, 1011 North Duvall, Independence; Mrs. Ethel Hancock, 3050 North Seventeenth, and Mrs. May Kennedy and Mrs. Edith Rickey, both of 3003 Parallel, Kansas City, Kan sas. Services will be held at 2 oclock Wednesday at the War-nick-Eads chapel; burial in Chapel Hill cemetery.

Friends may call from 7 to 9 oclock tonight at the chapel. MRS. CATHERINE NYHUS Mrs. Catherine Nyhus, 62, of 5440 East Twenty-eighth, died yesterday at the home. She was born in Sleepy Eye, and lived here 37 years.

Surviving are her husband, Oscar Nyhus of the home; three brothers, Edmond Nelson and Mike Nelson, both of Dolton. 111., and Alex Nelson, Benton, and a sister, Mrs. Mary Lippert, 9512 South U. S. 71.

Services and burial Friday at Lake Benton, Minn. Friends may call after 7 oclock tonight at the Earp chapel. MRS. LEONA L. O'BRIEN Mrs.

Leona L. OBrien, 65, of 4628 Broadway, died yesterday at St. Lukes hospital after a long illness. She was born in Plain-ville, and lived here 35 years. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs.

Edward Pratt, 8401 West Ninetieth terrace. Overland Park; four brothers, Carroll McDonald and Marion McDonald, both of 3016 Harrison; Maurice McDonald, Concordia. and Leo McDonald, Minnesota; a sister, Mrs. Kathleen Ragan, Costa Mesa. and four grandchildren.

The ros ary will be said at 8 oclock to night at the Newcomer chapel, Brush Creek and the Paseo; services at 9 oclock Wednesday at Our Lady of Good Counsel Cath olic church; burial in Calvary cemetery. STEPHEN J. PAVOLA Stephen J. Pavola, 65, of 532 South Northe Sugar Creek, died Sunday at the home. He was born in Whiting, and lived in the Kansas City area 63 years.

He was a retired supervisor for the Schlitz Brewing company. He was a member of St. Anns Catholic church and the Knights of Columbus. Surviving are his w'f' Mrs. Ursula M.

Pavola of the home; a daughter, Mrs. Janet Clemens, 7605 Harris. Raytown, and two brothers. John Po' da, 11301 Ridge drive, and Mike Povala. 11210 East Evans, both of Sugar Creek.

Services will be held at 9:30 oclock- Wednesday at the church: burial in St. Marys cemetery. The rosary will be said at 7:30 oclock tonight at the Carson chapel. RUDOLPH STEWART Rudolph Stewart. 72, a resident of Kansas City, Kansas, until 1959, died Sunday at the home.

Den ver. He was a retired chef for the Union Pacific railroad. He was born in St. Joseph, Mo. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs.

Lillian Bell of the home, and two sons, George Stewart, Lawrence, and Leroy Stewart, 1304 East Twenty-seventh. Services will be held at 2 oclock Thursday at the Jordan Chapel A. M. E. church.

Denver; burial at Denver. SISTER MARY A. WEBER Sister Mary Assum. ta Weber, 31, Atchison, died of cancer yesterday at the Mount St. Schola-stica convent hospital in Atchison.

She was born in Joplin, and taught at the Sacred Heart school in Kinney Heights, a suburb of Kansas Ctiy, Kansas, in 1955. Surviving are her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Weber, Joplin, and a sister, Mrs. Robert Raines, Carthage, Mo.

Services will be held at 11 oclock Wednesday a the St. Scholastica chapel; burial in the convent cemetery. FUNERAL SERVICES Mrs. Myrtle A. Nlebaum, 82, of 3048 North Twenty-ninth, Kansas City, Kansas, at 2 oclock Wednesday at the Porter chapel; burial in Memorial Park cemetery, Kansas City, Kansas.

Friends may call after 5 oclock today at the chapel. DEATHS OVER Trenton Wayne W. (Red) Whorton, 56, of Trenton, was found dead at his home Sunday by neighbors. Death was apparently from natural causes. Mr.

Whorton was born at Jamesport. He was a truck driver for the Hale Vault company. Survivors include a stepsister, Mrs. Juanita Pittman, 5029 Michigan, Kansas City. Services at 1:30 oclock Wednesday at the Slater chapel, Trenton, burial in the Jamesport Memorial cemetery.

Princeton Mrs. Lucretia Moss, 80. of Gainsville, died here yesterday at Axtell hospital. She was born near Princeton, and her parents were pioneer residents of Mercer County. Among survivors are a daughter, Mrs.

Mildred Roberts, 5810 North Tracy, and two grandchildren. Services at 2 o'clock Wednesday at the Stok-lasa chapel. Gainsville; burial in Goshen cemetery near Princeton. FIRST JOPLIN MAYOR Freeman R. Johnson Also Headed Industry Group Joplin (AP) Freeman R.

Johnson, Joplins first mayor under the council-manager form of government, died Sunday after a long illness. In addition to serving two 2-year terms as mayor, Johnson had served as chairman of the Missouri Water Pollution board and as head of the Associated Industries of Missouri. Johnson, 63, was president and general manager of the Meeker company, nationally known manufacturer of leather goods. He leaves a brother, Milo Johnson, Joplin, and a sister, Mrs.i Mildred Scott, Omaha. Funeral services will be at oclock today.

gFfifteu Telephone HI 2-2060 i DEATHS AND FUNERAL NOTICES JACKSON MRS. HELEN MAY, aoe 69. of 4824 E. 8th passed away Sept. 13th.

Services in the Children's Memorial Lutheran church. Independence ave. 8, Brighton, 10 a. m. Wednesday.

Family will receive friends 7-9 o. m. Tuesday at the chapel SONS MORTUARY 4707 TRUMAN RD. BE 1-0970 KELLY, Mr. John Thomas, age 60 of Pleasanton, Ks.

Passed away Sept 11. Services 2 p.m., Tuesday, Torneden Chapel. Interment 3:30 p.m.. Highland Park Cemetery, Pittsburg, Kansas. TORN EDENS, PLEASANTON, KANSAS KEMEC MRS.

ANNA, age 62 of 1801 Freeman, passed away Sept. 11, 1965. Services 6:30 Wednesday morning at tne SKradsisi chapel and at 9 at St. John the Baptist Calnolic church. Interment Mt Calvary.

Rosary recitation 2 p. m. Tuesday by the Altar society and 8 p. m. pv the Parish.

In state alter 1 p. m. Tuesday. SKRADSKI FUNERAL HOME 340 NO. 6TH DR 1-1404 KENNEDY MRS.

L. MAY, 1723 Summit passed away Sept. 11th, 1965, age 85 years. Services 2 p. m.

Tuesday in the chapel on Paseo at Brush Creek blvd. Interment Maple Hill cemetery. D. W. NEWCOMER'S SONS LO 1-0024 KINSEY MR.

CLARENCE aqe 81. of 234 East Pacific, Independence, passed away Monday. Funeral services 2 p. m. Wednesday in our chapel.

Burial Wood-lawn cemetery. OTT 8. MITCHELL FUNERAL HOME MAIN AT TRUMAN CL 2-8900 MALONE Services for AAr. Charles M. Malone, of 3903 Paseo will be held in the Stine McClure chapel, Tuesday morning at 11 o'clock.

Interment Maple Grove cemeery, Trenton. Mo STINE 8 McCLURE WE 1-7777 MANSUER ROBERT age 36, of Tulsa, passed away Sept. 12, 1965. Services 9 a.m., Wednesday. St.

Mary's Catholic church. Inierment St. Mary cemetery. GEO. C.

CARSON 8. SONS WINNER AT FULER CL 2-7900 McKEVIT THOMAS, age 86, of 410 North Union passed away Sept. 12lh, 1965. Services 10:30 a. m.

Tuesday, Carson chapel. Inierment Mound Grove cemetery. Family will -eceive friends 7-9 p. m. Monday at the chapel.

GEO. C. CARSON 8. SONS Winner at Fuller CL 2-7900 McLANACMAN MR. DAVID, age 71.

of 639 W. 66 passed away Seot. 13. Graveside services 11 a. m.

Wednesday Forest Hill cemetery. In state at tne Muehlebach Funeral Home after 6 p. m. Tuesday. MUEHLEBACH 6800 TROOSf HI 4-2060 McOUEEN MRS.

AGNES 106 WPSt 86th street, passed away September 12th, 1965, aqe 70 years. Services 11 a. m. Tuesday, Christ the King church, 85th Wornail road. Rosary recitation 8 p.

m. Monday in the chapel on the Paseo at Brush Creek blvd. where services will be held 10:30 a. m. Tuesday.

Interment Mt. Olivet. D. W. NEWCOMER'S SONS LO 1-0024 McQUITTY MR.

EDWARD F. of 419 W. 8ln passed away Sept. 11, 1965. Graveside services, 11 a.

m. Tuesday, Oak Hill cemetery, Butler, Mo. Family will receive friends at the chapel, 7406 Wornail 7-9 p. m. Monday.

BLACKMAN-WORNALL JA 3-7400 MEDINA MRS. PAULA of 5929 Char. lotte, passed away September 12, 1965 Funeral from the Waqner chapel, Linwood blvd. 8. Wyandotte, Tuesday September 14, 8:30 a.

m. Services St. Peter's Catno-lie church, Mever blvd. 8, Holmes, o'clock. Interment Mt Olivet cemetery.

WAGNER FUNERAL HOME PL 3-4559 MELCHfcRT RALPH age 28, of 1031 South Chrysler, passed away Sept II, 1965. Services 3:30 p. m. Tuesday, Carson chapel. Interment Floral Hills cemetery.

Family will receive friends 7-9 p. m. Monday at the chaoel. GEO. C.

CARSON SONS Winnger at Fuller CL 2-7900 MITCHELL MR. JOHN age 67, of 1531 East 48th st. passed away Sept. 12, 1965. Disabled American Veteran memorial service will be held at 8 p.

Monday at the chaoel. Services 10:30 a m. Tuesday at St. Mary's Episcopal church, 13th-Holmes. Interment Forest Hills re-etery.

MELLODY-McGILLEY-EYLAR MAIN AT LINWOOD PL 3-6200 MITCHELL Private services for Miss Donna Marie Mitchell will be held o'clock Tuesday at the Waqner cnapel. Linwood blvd. 8, Wyandotte. Interment Calvary cemetery. WAGNER FUNERAL HOME PL 3-4559 MONTALEONE MR.

LOUIS age 57, of 5062 Lakeview, Yarba Linda. California, passed away September Uth. Rosary, Muehlebach chapel, 8 p. m. Monday.

Funeral services. Visitation church, 9 a. Tuesday. Interment, Mt. Olivet cemetery.

In state at the Muehlebach chapel, after 5 m. Monday. MUEHLEBACH 6800 TROOST HI 2-2060 MOORMAN LADOSIA of McLeans-boro. passed away Sept. 13th, 19o5.

Aoe 87. D. W. NEWCOMER'S SONS LO 1-0024 MULLIES RALPH WILLIAM, 3220 N. 50th street.

Services Wednesday. 2 o. m. In our chapel. 1416 Minnesota.

Interment Chapel Hill Memorial Gardens. In state 7-9 p. m. Tuesday. WAPNICK-EADS DR 11416 MRS.

L. WAYNE WARNICK, OWNER MYRTLE of 3048 North 29. Services, 2 P. m. Wednesday in the Porter chaoel, 19th 8 Minnesota, burial Memorial Park cemetery, friends may call at the chapel after 5 p.

m. Tuesday. GEO. F. PORTER SONS MA 1-6400 NEWBY MRS.

EFFIE 85 years, passed away Sept. 11th, 1965. Services 2 m. Tuesday, Frye chapel, Olathe. Interment Monticello cemetery.

W. L. FRYE SON OLATHE, KAS NYHUS MRS. CATHERINE, aqe 62, of 5440 E. 28th passed a way Sept.

Uth. Family wiil receive friends 7-9 o. m. Tuesday at the chaoel. Services and burial Lake Benton, Friday.

EARP SONS MORTUARY 4707 TRUMAN RD. BE 1-0970 O'BRIEN MRS. LEONA L. O'BRIEN, ol 4628 Broadway, passed away Sept. 13 1965, age 65 "rs.

Services 9 a. m. Wednes day at Our Lady of Good Council church. 3934 Washington Rosary 8 P. Tuesday.

Interment. Calvary cemetery. D. W. NEWCOMER'S SONS LO 1-0024 O'RILEY JAMES age 50.

of 639 Benton. passed away September 13. 1965. Funeral notice later. SHEIL FUNERAL HOME CH 1-6665 PAVOLA STEPHEN age 65, of 532 S.

Northern, passed away September 12th, 1965. Rosary recitation, 7:30 p. m. Tuesday, Carson chapel Services 9:30 a. Wednesday, St.

Ann's Catholic church. Interment St. Mary's cemetery. GEO. C.

CARSON 8i SONS Winner at Fuller CL 2-7900 PERRY DEXTER, age 70, of 410 South Osage passed away Sept. 12, 1965. Services 10 a. Carson chaoel. Interment Westlawn cemetery.

Family will receive friends 7-9 p. m. Wed. at the chapel. Please omit flowers Donations to the Independence Bov's Club.

GEO. C. CARSON SONS Winner at Fuller CL 2-7900 PHILLIPS Services for Mrs. May Phillips of 4620 Berry Rd. will be held 11 a.

Tuesday, from the chaoel. Strong Ave. at South 37th where friends may call after 3 p.m., Monday. Interment Maple Hill cemetery. SIMMONS FUNERAL HOME FA 1-5775 SMITH MRS.

MYRTLE EDITH, age 69, of Harris, passed away Sept. 1 1th, 1965. Services 1:30 p. Tuesday at the chapel. Interment Memorial Park ceme- MELLODY-McGILLEY-EYLAR MAIN AT LINWOOD FL 3-6200 STOCKLAUFER MR.

LEWIS aae 49, of 918 Brooklyn, passed away September 11th. Funeral services Muehlebach chapel, 1 p. m. Wednesday. Interment Mt.

Washington cemetery. In state at the Muehlebach Funeral Home after 2 p. m. Tuesday. MUEHLEBACH 6800 TROOST HI 4-2060 tAfucilefacA 6800 roost Avenue Although the cost of most things has more than doubled in the last ten years, funeral services at D.

IV. Newcomers Sons can still be arranged at a price to suit your budget. ilnoiKtamft FUNERAL DIRECTORS THE WEILERT PLAN Complete dignified funeral, S95 up. Metallic casket, 1395 up. HI 4-8875 DEATHS AND FUNERAL NOTICES BABCOCK MR.

GILBERT ROSS age 73, of 1900 Cypress, passed away Sept. 12th. Services in the Earp chapel, 11 a. m. Tuesday.

Graveside services Memorial Park cemetery, St. Joseph, 1 p. m. Tuesday. EARP 8.

SONS MORTUARY 4709 TRUMAN RD. BE 1-097Q BEASLEY Services for Charles Henry Beasley, 682 Larsen lane, Shawnee, will be held 1:30 p. m. Tuesday from the chapel, Stronq ave. at S.

37th, where friends may call alter 5 P. m. Monday. Interment Maple Hill. SIMMONS FUNERAL HOME FA 1-5775 BLAIR Mr.

Louis, age 60 of Olathe, Kas. passed away Sept. 11 1965. Funeral services 2 p.m., Tuesday, in the Julien-F laming chapel Olathe. Interment Olathe cemetery.

JULIE N-FLAMING. OLATHE, KAS. BOTTOM MARCIA age 56, of 1211 South Main, passed away Sept. 12, 1965. Services II a.

Wednesday, at the Carson Chapel. Graveside services 2 p. Wednesday, Kingston, cemetery. Family will receive friends 7-9 p. Tuesday, at the chapel.

GEO. C. CARSON SONS WINNER AT FULLER CL 2-7900 BOVA Mr. Edward age 50, of 6700 Floyd, Overland Park. Services 9 a.m..

Queen of the Holy Rosary Catholic Church, 71st Metcalf. Burial Johnson County Memorial Gardens. Friends may call at the Amos Chapel, Shawnee, 7-9 p.m., where the rosary recitation will be held at 8 p.m., Tuesday. THE AMOS FAMILY 10901 JOHNSON DR. ME 1-5566 BRIGGS MR.

WILLIAM age 77 of 10)7 Prospect, passed away Sept. 13th, 1965. Services 11 a. m. Wednesday at the chapel.

Interment Gardner, Kansas. Friends may call at the chapel Tuesday after 2 P. m. MELLODY-McGILLEY-EYLAR WOODLAND AT LINWOOD WA 1-7717 BROWN MISS MARIE, passed away Sept. 13th, 1965.

Cremation. Private. WAGNER FUNERAL HOME PL 3-4559 BUELI ANNA age 72 years, of 2451 Brighton, passed away September 12th. Services in the Earp chapel, 2 p. m.

Tuesday. Interment Memorial Park. Family will receive friends 7-9 p. Monday. EARP 8, SONS MORTUARY 4707 TRUMAN RD BE 1-0970 CALLAHAN MRS.

ALVINA, age 73. of 1109 North Dickenson passed away September 11, 1965. Rosary recitation 8 p. m. Monday, Carson chapel.

Services 9:30 a. m. Tuesday St. Ann's Catholic church. Interment Mt.

Olivet cemetery. CEO. CARSON SONS Winner Rd. at Fuller CL 2-7900 CHRISTOFANO ALFONSO, age 69, of 409 Gladstone, passed away Sept. 11th.

Services Tuesday 9 a. m. the Assumption church. Burial Mt. Olivet.

PASSANTINO BROS. GR 1-2844 CURTIS ORVILLE age 66, of 9436 Craig dr passed away Sept. 12. Services In our Chapel Wed. 3 p.

m. In state Tues. after 2 p. interment Floral Hills Memorial Gardens. Family suggests contributions to The Ozanam Boys' Home.

FLORAL HILLS FUNERAL HOME Blue Ridge at Gregory FL 3-1218 DENGLER EDWARD HENRY, Of 1127 East 75th passed away September 10, 1965, age 70 vrs. 6 W. NEWCOMER'S SONS LO 1-0024 DRAKE THELMA of Windom, passed away September 12, 1965, aqe 63 yrs. Services 2 p. m.

Wednesday at the chapel on the Paseo at Brush Creek blvd. Interment Lee's Summit cemetery, Lee's Summit, Mo. D. W. NEWCOMER'S SONS LO 1-0024 DUTTON Services for Mr.

John W. Dutton, of 3131 Forest will be held in the chapel of Central Presbyterian church. Armour blvd. and Campbell, Tuesday mornlnq at 10:00. Interment in Plattsmouth, Nebraska STINE 8.

McCLURE WE 1-7777 EVEY Dr. George age 70, of 2722 Gillham passed away 12. Services in our chapel 11 a.m., Tuesday. Interment Floral Hills Memorial Gardens. In state 3 p.m., Monday.

FLORAL HILLS FUNERAL HOME BLUE RIDGE AT GREGORY FL 3-121B FLEMING MR. CHARLES A of 3621 Russell passed a way Sept. 11, 1965, age 55 years. Services 2 p. m.

Tues. from the Winnwood Methodist church, 4408 E. 45th North. Interment Mount Moriah. D.

W. NEWCOMER'S SONS NORTH KANSAS CITY VI 2-3311 FLEMING MRS. JOSEPHINE, of 4141 Genesee, passed away Sept. 13. Rosary recitation at the Gates chapel.

State Line at 41st, Tuesday 8:30 p. m. where services will be held 8:45 a. m. Wednesday Funeral services Guardian Anael's Catholic church, 1310 Westport 9 a.

m. In ferment Mt. St. Mary's cemetery. GATES FUNERAL HOME CO 2-1023 GAGE! MRS.

EUNICE of 2843 N. 17th. Services 2 p. m. Tuesday in the Porter chapel, Burial Memorial Park cemetery.

Friends may call at the chapel after 5 pm. Monday. GEO. F. PORTER 8, SONS MA 1-6400 GRAHAM ZADA LASLEY, of Hotel Kansas Citian, 1216 Broadway passed away Sept.

13, 1965. Cremation. b. W. NEWCOMER'S SONS LO 1-0024 HOAGLAND MRS.

LULA, aqe 85, Adrian, Mo. Formerly of Kansas City, passed away Sept. 12th. Services will be teld at the Adrian Christian church. Tues.

Sept. 14 at 11 a. m. Burial in Woodlawn cemetery, Kansas City, Kansas at 2:30 p. ''SIX FUNERAL HOME, ADRIAN, MO.

HOMAN MRS. ROSE, age 76, of 5331 Highland, passed away September 10; funeral services 6:30 a. m. Tuesday in the chapel of the Little Sisters of the Poor; graveside services 9 a. m.

Forest Hill cemetery; friends may call at tne funeral home 2 p. m. to 9 p. m. Sunday and at the Little Sisters of the Poor after 1 p.

m. Monday. MELLODY-McGILLEY-EYLAR WOODLAND AT LINWOOD WA 1-7717 HUFFORD LOUANNA, aqe 85. of 1500 North Liberty, services 10 o'clock Tuesday at the Speaks chapel; burial Mound Grove. SPEAKS FUNERAL HOME LEXINGTON AT WALNUT CL 2-9200 IRELAND BARGER, age 62.

of 1205 W. 35th, passed away September 11th, 1965. Services 1:30 p. m. Tuesday, Carson chapel- Interment Woodlawn cemetery.

Family will receiva friend 7-9 p. m. Monday, at the chapel. GEO. C.

CARSON SONS Winner at Fuller CL 2-7900 ONE-THIRD PAID LOCALLY Parkville, Claycomo and Riverside Still to Sign Joint Resolution The Transportation Planning Commission of Greater Kansas City, has been advised it can contract for federal funds without getting approval from state agencies. At a commission meeting last night. Shawnee Steivart, project director for the commission, said he had received the opinion from the state attorney general. There had been concern that the commission would have to work through state agencies, which in effect would be contracting for federal funds for the commission. An application for federal funds fo a general development plan and transportation study for the area has been submitted to the Missouri Division of Commerce and Industrial Development.

It has been forwarded to the Housing and Home Finance authority in Fort Worth, Tex. The $1,637,774 studv. to require two years, would be financed by matching federal funds. The local municipalities and counties involved would provide one-third the cost of the study. In a report at the meeting last night, it was found that Parkville, Claycomo and Riverside had not signed concurrent resolutions required by the State Bureau of Roads to give the commission jurisdiction in the area.

Jay B. Dillingham, a member of the commission, said he had talked to the three cities eight months ago. Although they all were agreeable to the resolution, they had not taken any action. The commission members moved that several firms be asked to submit proposals on an organizational plan under which they would undertake the development study. The members also discussed the hiring of a study director for the entire metropolitan area.

Federal funds will not be advanced until there is evidence there will be a study director. SHOTS KILL 3 IN TRAILER Deaths of Men at Tucson, a Puzzle Tucson, Ariz. (AP) Three men were found shot to death yesterday at a trailer court, and Sheriff Waldon V. Burr said there was a strong possibility they died in a suicide pact. The victims were W.

H. Mc-Cuilum, 71: Vincent T. Roach and Fred W. Parks. The ages of the latter were estimated by deputies at more than 60.

All lived in trailers at the Buffalo trailer court. They were found about 6 a. m. by Elston Pipes, operator of the court, after radio and television noises blared from McCullums trailer all night and were still going. Sheriff Burr said Parks and Roach were on the floor, their heads close together.

McCullum was on a bed, a pistol in his hand. He was shot once through the roof of the mouth. TTie sheriff said there was no hint as to the motive for the shootings, and he did not rule out the possibility it was a double murder and a suicide. TALKS TO DENTAL UNIT Auxiliary Hears a Unity School Speaker More than 70 persons attended a meeting yesterday of the auxiliary to the Greater Kansas City Dental society. Mrs.

Rose Mary Grace of the Unity School of Christianity talked to the group at the University center of the University of Missouri at Kansas City. Look over The Star Want Ads today. To place your ads Dial BA 1-5500 Adv. ALFRED E. DAVIS Alfred E.

Davis, 90. of 315 West Ninth, died yesterday at the Independence hospital. He was born in Mound Valley, and was a retired postal worker in Parsons, Kas. He was a member of the Reorganized Latter Day Saint Stone church in Independence. Surviving is a nephew, O.

W. Davis. 5733 Foster, Overland Park. Services will be held at 1 oclock Wednesday at the Speaks chapel; burial in the Mound Grove cemetery. MRS.

JOSEPHINE FLEMING Mrs. Josephine Fleming, 4141 Genesee, died yesterday at Trinity Lutheran hospital. She was a lifelong resident of the Kansas City area. Mrs. Fleming was a member of the Guardian Angels Catholic church and the Third Order of St.

Dominic. Surviving are two sisters, Mrs. Agnes Dye and Miss Kate OConnell, of 4212 Genesee. Services will be held at 8:45 o'clock Wednesday at the Gates chapel, and at 9 oclock at the church; burial in Mount St. Mary's cemetery.

The rosary will be said at 8:30 o'clock tonight at the chapel, where friends may call today. ERN'-ST FULLINGTON Ernest Fullington, 43, of Spring-field, died yesterday at the home of a sister, Mrs. Bertha Harrington, 510 South Liberty, In-depenednee, where he lived the last six months. He was born near Springfield. Surviving also are his wife.

Mrs. Mary Fullinninn, four daughters and seven sons, all of Springfield. MRS. VADA GRAHAM Mrs. Vada Graham of 1216 Broadway, died yesterday at a nursing at 2905 bell.

She was born in Jameson, Mo. and lived in Kansas City 40 years. Mrs. Graham was a fraternity housemother at William Jewell college many years, and a Presbyterian. Surviving are a sister, Mrs.

Etha Atwood. Olathe, and a brother, E. W. Lafley, Dodge City, Kas. There will be no service; cremation.

MRS. HELEN MAY JACKSON Mrs. Helen May Jackson, 69, of 4824 East Eighth, died yesterday at the home. She was a lifelong resident of Kansas City. Mrs.

Jackson was a member of the Childrens Memorial Lutheran church. Surviving are her husband, Albert E. Jackson of the home; a son, Phil Jackson, 215 North Clinton place; a daughter, Mrs. Mabel Tripp, 816 Brighton; three brothers, Robert Gartman, 1004 Locust; Louis Gartman, 126 Kensington, and John Gartman, 9605 Lin wood: a sister, Mrs. Al-vine Purtee, Beaufort.

S. two grandchildren and three greatgrandchildren. Services will be held at 10 oclock Wednesday at the church; burial in Mount Washington cemetery. Friends may call after 7 oclock tonight at the Earp chapel. MRS.

MAUD McMURRAY Mrs. Maud Gailey McMurray, 96, a resident of Kansas all her life, died last night at the Masonic home, Wichita. She lived in Kansas City, Kansas, from 1891 until 1937. when she returned to Gar-nett, her birthplace, and re 3rd DIMENSION IN EDUCATION Follow the "Ideas" through the Perfect references for high school and -college and adults who fe that ediCafion is a continuous life long process. PL 3-4534 SAFE-FAST-ECONOMICAL Aero Commanoer Charter service anv-where up to 6 passenoers or cargo twin HEROINE Lodge 104 3301 engine safety Check our vice, vou won't WESTPORT Lodae 340 A.

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