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Metals NEW YORK (API Spot nonferrous metal prices Tuesday: Copper cents a pound, S. destinations; lead 31 cents a pound; zinc 34 cents a pound, delivered; tin 4.7897 a pound, New York; gold SI43.00 per troy $4.460 per troy $120.00 ounce. New York; silver $4.480 per fro ounce, New York; quicksilver nominal per flask. New York. NEW YORK (AP) prices (Wholesale); Spot commodity Prev.

Year Today Day A .51.53 .51.53 Antimony, American 1.78 1.78 1.60 Copper, Electrolytic Gold, troy oz NY 143.00 142 50 1 23.70 Silver, troy oz. 4 460 4 500 4 730 Lead. lb. .31 .31 .23 Pig Iron, f.o.b. (dry.

Buffalo. Grsstn210.19 210 19 00 162.00 OuickslvrPlskN Y120.00 120.00 Steel scrap, gross ton, Phlla Chi. Pitts. 61.50 62.17 Tin. lb Y.

4.7897 4.7982 Zinc, lb .34 213 92 155 00 110 00 84.17 3 9118 .34 .37 791' 341 343 5,600 5,685 793 LONOON METAL MARKET (In pounds sterling per metric ton) Close Prev. Close Bid Asked Bid Askvd COPPER WIRE BARS SPOt 742 743 771 761 762 LEAO 319 321 324 325 TIN 5,570 5,575 5,660 5,665 ZINC 390 310' 324' 325 318V? 319 333' 334 Forward Spot Forward Spot Foward Sport Foward NEW YORK (AP) Pittsburgh scrap steel No. 1 heavy was quoted Tuesday by Iron Age at $64.00 65.00. 342 343' 5,610 5,695 SILVER (5,000 troy oz) Jul 447 oo 00 Aug 451.50 451.50 447.50 449 50 Oct 456.80 457 00 453 00 455 00 3.50 Dec 462 00 462 50 458 50 460 00 3 00 Feb 467 50 467.80 464 00 466 00 2 50 Apr 473 00 473 50 469 50 471 50 Jun 478 50 478 50 475.00 477.00 Aug 483 50 483 50 482 50 482 50 50 Del 489 00 489.50 486.00 488.00 50 Dec 494.50 495 00 491.50 493.50 Here is the gold futures trading for Tuesday, June 28, 1977; Open High LowClose Chg Chicago Mercantile Exchange 100-Troy ounce contracts Sep 144.50 144.90 143.50 143.60 .80 Doc 146 30 146 70 145.30 145.30 Mar 148 70 148.70 147.20 147.90 Jun 150.80 150.80 149 50 149.80 Sep 152.00 Dec 154 80 Sales Sep 1303, Dec 468; March 49, Jun 14, SeD 0 Der AMEX Options I Chicago Crain I Market Futures 1 60 1.50 1.50 1.50 1.50 1.50 1.50 1.50 up New York Commodity Exchange 100 troy oz. per troy oz Aug 144 00 144 30 142.80 143.00s- Oct 145 20 14S 40 144.20 144.20s- Dec 146 20 146 80 145.40 145.50s- Feb 147.90 148.10 146.80 146.80s- Apr 148 70 148.70 148.70 148.30s tun 150 90 150 90 149 60 149.80s- Aug 152 30 152.30 151 10 151.40s- Oct 154.00 154 00 154.00 153.00s- Sales estimated 2,959 settling.

Selected world gold prices Tuesdaym London: morning fixing $142 70, afternoon fixinq $143 00, up $0 50. Frankfurt: unavailable. Zurich: $142.50 bid, up $143.25 asked Handy Harman base price. New York: $143 00 up $0.50. Engelhard selling price.

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45 2' 46 1 50 5-16 1 16 30 35 2 38's 40 45a 110 9 120 130a 1521 16 29 16 20 a 5 16 25 30 29 16 35 a a 25 4 30 209 16 13 16 25 a3 16 26'4 26'4 40' 28' 2078 2078 2078 2478 2478 61 61 61 61 33 33 33 1738 2878 28's 2878 47 47 47 47 47 47 36' 6 36'8 36's 3678 36's 5'4 2 11534 15 16 a 6 2 13 16 3 16 178 6 338 4'4 2 a 15 25 30 20 .25 ...20 25 35 40 45 15 20 25 30 30 .35 35 40 35 a 2'8 1 16 2'e 5 16 11 16 15 16 15 16 a 9 16 278 IV4 134 7 16 338 5-16 a 4 a 1, 1 16 38 40 17 16 45 a 1 16 438 a I 1 50 .25 30 30 35 50 .60 15 20 .70 80 90 15 20 35 .40 45 35 40 20 25 30 35 25 .30 50 ...60 .40 .45 50 25 30 15 a 134 1 16 11 16 19 16 3 16 8 a 7 16 338 434 7a 138 1' 27 16 a 3 11 16 23 16 3 16 5 16 9 16 2'8 7 16 11 16 6J4 a 1 178 A A A A A Avnel Avnet Bally Bally Bally Caterp Caterp Caterp Con Ed Con Ed Dr Pep Dr Pep El Pas El Pas Fleew Fleetw Grace Grace Grace La Pac La Pac MGIC MGIC Dist Semi Semi Semi Nort Nort Penney Penney Penney Phil Ft PhilPt PhilPt PhilPt Res OG Res OG Res OG Res OG Res OG Searle Sear le SimPat Sim Pat Sterlg Sterlg Stertq Tennco Tennco Tiger Tiger Zenith Zenith Zenith Coastal Coastal Coastal 1 16 5 116 a a '8111-16 a a a 238 538 a 15 16 a 7 16 7 2'4213 16 1 16 9 16 15 16 5 15 16115 16 8'8 8'4 3' 3 4'4 3 16 1 16 116 5 16 378 378 1 16 9 16 278 1 16 5 16 21 16 116 7 16 13 16 1 16 '8 5 16 a a 4 I 16 11 16 15 16 7 20 17 16 25 16213 16 20 '3 15 16 25 1 16 9 16 25 Nov Feb .15 a a 20 7 16 '8 13 16 .15 3' 15 '8 9 16 20 20 23 16 25 16213 16 25 116 15 4 478 20 11 16 17 16 20 3V8 47a 25 1116111 16 29 16 17'8 32'7 32'2 32' 20'8 14 19 19 20 20 3738 37'8 371 2678 2678 2978 29'8 8178 81 4178 41'e 28' 3 28 49 Vi 49' 28 21'2 21' CHICAGO (AP) Old crop soybean tu tures advanced 16 cents a bushel on the Chicago Board of Trade Tuesday and marked a tour successive sessions gain of more than 70 cents a bushel New crop soybeans lost 4 cents a bush el Soybean oil was down as much as 75 points, or about cent a pound, while soybean meal gained $6 a ton Corn, oats and wheat futures gained from about 2 to 3'; cents Iced broiler prices were mixed at the final bell with some active liquida tlon in the expiring July contract. The goverment report listed a slightly higher figure for the amount of soybeans Inspected last week over the previous week The corn and wheat figures were about the same, thus the trade, with an accumulation of purchase orders from Monday, bought the nearby months and, as a form of Insurance, sold the deferreds or new crop months.

The same division occurred in meal and oil until the close when profit taking hit the oil pit and new buying the meal. In similarly mixed trade, com, wheat and oats were actively bought from the opening bell. There was new talk of a big Russian purchase of wheat and corn and this served to pick off a gain of around 5 cents In wheat and about 3 In corn. An other factor in the wheat demand was some concern over harvest delays in the Southwest and possibly water damage to the winter wheat crop. Corn futures benefited from the export interests as welt as the expanded buying In allied pits.

At the close, soybeans were 4 cents a bushel lower to 16 higher, July 7.92, wheat was 1' 2 to higher, July 2.50, corn was 3 to higher, July 2.29 anc oats were 3V7 higher, July 1.32' 7 open High Low CI om Chg. WHEAT (5,000 bu) Jul 2.51 2.52 2.46’7 2.50 2 Sep 2.57 2 59' 7 2.54*4 2 99 -t Dec 2 67' 2 2.69*4 2.64'7 2 Mar 2 76'7 2.77'7 2 2.76*4+.02*4 May 2.82 2 82' 7 2.78 2 Jul 2.85 2.86 2 81'S 2 85 CORN (5,000 bu) Jul 2.27 2.29'7 2.27 2.29 Sep 2 33 2 2.32 2.33’»+.00*4 Dec 2.37 2.39 2 2.38*4 .01 Mar 2.45’? 2.47 2.45 2.46*4 May 2.50'4 2.52*4 2.50*i 2.52'2+ Jul 2.54'? 2.56' 4 2.54' 2.56'/*+.01*4 OATS (5,000 bu) Jul 1 31 1.32*4 1 29 1.32' Sep 1 36 1.37’2 1.33 1 37 Dec 141'? 1.43 1.39'4 1.42V4 Mar 1.45'? 1.47 1.44 1.47 SOYBEANS (5,000 bu) Jul Aug Sep Nov Jan Mar May Jul 7.76 7.81 7 42 7 11 7 22 7 20 7.24 7 28 7 96 7.95 7 50 7 20 7 23 7 29 7 32 7.32 7 66 7 66 7 23 6 97 7 03 7 09 7 16 7.17 SOYBEAN OIL (60,000 lbs) 7.92 7 93 7.42'/» 7.18 7 22 7.26 7.29 7.28 Jul Aug Sep Oct Dec Jan Mar May Jul 28 05 28.05 27 95 27 00 26.35 26 20 26 05 26 00 25.90 28 63 28.85 28.60 27.35 26 65 26.35 26 25 26.05 26.05 27.30 27.50 27.30 26.10 25.35 25 23 25 20 25.00 24.91 SOYBEAN MEAL (100 tons) 27.75 27 90 27 65 26 40 25.70 25 65 25.45 25.25 25.00 -33 -70 -65 6'8 30 50 55 60 20 4 25 10115 16 15 '8 15 20 ..10 15 a 25 30 11 16 9 16 a a 2'4 4'8 1116 a 5'e 21 16 9 16 a l'a 19 16 I8V4 18's 18'b 22'8 56's 24 24 11'8 1 l'a 10'8 10's 29 29 35 a a 29 15 1 201 16 a .15 2 3a 201 16 9 16 .25 24 155 6 4 19'a 20 15 16 253 16 15 a a3is18 20 13 1618 35 1111 16 2 34' aV? 45 25 27' i 4 jb ......30 21 ......35 5 15 Ve 5-16 20 19-16 3 20 1 13 16 15 16 20 10 ......15 1 16 9 16 ..10 3' 3 .15 7 16 15 16 I 3 7 10 4'? aa 14' 15 1 201 16 a 14' 30 35 15 16 34' a 10 Hi2 113,4 15 1 165 16 113, 20 25 ......253 16 15 1621 30I 16 3 16 21 Sep .15 6' 20 29 16 25 Dec a Mar 3'8 21'8 Total volume 54 334 Open interest 1,144,546 traded offered K.C. Livestock KANSAS CITY (AP) Barrows and gilts 25 to mosti Hogs 1,400: 5u higher 13 200 260 lb 46 50 47 00 2 3 250 260 lb 46 00 46 50, 260 275 lb 45,00 46 00 Sows 50 1.00 higher; 1 3 330 625 lb largely 39.50 Cattle 700 Primarily slaughter cows and small lots feeders. Slaughter cows 1 00 1 50 higher Feeders not fully tested. Slaughter cows-utility and some com merclai beet type cows 26.00 28 30 Feeder steers good and choice 700 850 lb 38.00 40 00 Estimates for Wednesday cattle hogs sheep 75.

OVER THE COUNTER Quotations from the HASD are reore- sentative inter dealer pices as of approximately 3 Inter-dealer markets change throughout the dav Prices do not include retail mark uo. mark down or commission. June 28, 1977 BidAtked Alamo Savings 17' American Fdrs 4 4 Ammest a American Sec. Lite 4' 5 Bexar Co. Bk Bonanza Cafeterias Inc 19 20 Central Park14 Comm Prop 6 6'B Cullen Dorchester Gas El Paso Elec 12 Forest OH 20 Frank 23'a Ft Sam Bonk Shares 32 34 Frost Bank 7 Gulf Energy Handv Dan 1718 Henry S.

Miller 9 10 Kellv Field Nti 19'? 21 Merc of Tex Comm 29 Merc of Tex Ptd 71'? Merchants 17 7 NBC of Tex 37 Olvmpia Brew 1934 20 Peninsula 14 Plato 6 Pogo 14 ''4 14' 7 Shop Comm 8 Shop Ptd 10'J Slgmor Stewart Stevenson 12 a12'e Texas Inti Air 4' Tipperary 18 Transport Lit Weatherford Inti 11' Winns 24' 7 Express-News Want Ads 225-1666 Jul 203.50 208.50 202.00 208.00 6 00 Aug 206.00 211 50 205 00 210.50 5.50 Sep 202 00 206.50 201 90 204.50 3.50 Oct 193 00 193 50 188.00 192.50 .50 Dec 191 00 191.50 186.50 191 50 50 Jan 192 00 192 50 188 00 192.50 00 Mar 195.00 195.00 190 50 195.00 1.50 May 194 50 195.50 193 00 195 50 Jul 198 00 198 00 195 50 197.00 .50 S.A. Livestock FEDERAL STATE MARKET NEWS SERVICE CATTLE AND CALVES: 550; Few slaughter calves about steady Slaughter cows generally steady. Slaughter bulls barely stead. Feeder steers and bulls firm. Light volume feeder heifers about steady.

Supply about 12 per cent slaughter cows and 5 per cent slaughter calves and yearlings Balance mainlv Good and Choice 325-500 lb. feeder steers and bulls SLAUGHTER CALVES: Few mostly Good occasional Choice 400 500 lbs. $32 34. SLAUGHTER COWS: Utility 2-3 523.50 25.25. Cutter $21 75-24 75 Conner and low-Cutter $18 21.25.

SLAUGHTER BULLS: Few yield grade 1-2 lbs. $29 FEEDER STEERS AND BULLS; Choice 325-400 lbs $42.25 45.75, few 450-550 lbs. $38.50 40.25. Good and Choice 300-400 lbs. 400 525 lbs.

$38 25 40.25 Mostlv Good 300 400 lbs $37-39 25. 400 500 lbs. $35.50 38.50. 500 600 lbs. Standard ond low Good $32.25 35 75.

Mostlv Standard $27.75 32.00. FEEDER HEIFERS: Mostlv Good 300 600 lbs. 75. mostly $29.25 and above. Standard and low-Good $25 28 25 OTHERS: Good few Choice cow ond calf pairs $244 291 per pair.

Standard and Good 201 228 per pair. HOGS: 200; Not enough barrows, gilts or sows on offer to test market BARROWS AND GILTS: Few U.S. 1-3 200 240 lbs. $45 50-46. Fl.

Worth Livestock FORT WORTH, Tex (AP) Cattle and calves 1000 Slaughter cows, bulls and calves steady. Feeder steers and steer calves mostly lower. Feeder heifers and heifer calves weak to 50 low er Demand moderate, trade fairly active C0WS: earner and bulls, grade 1 1000 1400 lbs. 29 50 31.50. Slaugnter calves, good and choice 400 550 lbs.

32.00 34.50 Choice 300 500 lbs. 38.0041.20 500 650 lbs 36.00 38.75; good 300 500 lbs 35 00 38 25 500 600 LbS.T2«L36.00; 36 00ChOiCe feeder 'bS Feeder heifers: Choice 300 650 lbs 30 50 33 20; good 27 00 32 00. Hogs 300 Barrows and gilts steady to 50 higher US 1 2 200 220 lbs 44.50 45.00, 70 head 45 50, US 13 190250 lbs 44 00 44 50. US 2 3 200 270 lbs 43 50 44 00 Sows steady US 1 3 300 600 lbs 34 00 35 00 Etoars: 300 650 lbs. 28 00 150 250 lbs.

34.00 Sheep 30head. Choice and prime spring slaughter lambs 80 95 lbs. 45 Cotton NEW YDRK (AP) Cotton No 2 fu tures Tuesday on the New York Cotton Exchange Open High COTTON, No 2 90,000 lbs; cents per lb. Low Close Chg. Jul Oct Dec Mar Mav Jul Oct Dee Sales 61 50 61 30 60 00 60 20 61 65 61 20 61.10 4.050 per 62 45 61 60 60 20 60 50 61 10 61 65 61 50 61 20 61 40 61 00 59.72 60 10 60.65 61.15 61 10 60 65 62 20 61 30 59 95 -0 80 60 35 61 00 b61 45 b61.30 b61 05 a asked- bbtd, nominal.

Butler and Eggsv CHICAGO (AP) (USDA) Butter steady; wholesale buying prices Tuesday unchanged 93 score AA 1 0071, 92 1 0071, 90 unquoted Eggs mostly steady; sales delivered store door, cartons unchanged; A extra large 64 71; A large 63 68, A mediums SO tie Chicago Mercantile Exchange Tues Jay: IIL-Pcatls SAN ANTONIO June 29 1977 Page 9-C Open High LowClose LIVE BEEF CATTLE lbs) 4810 DC? Dec Jan Feb Apr Jun Aug 42.10 40,15 40 65 40 75 41 95 43 10 42 97 40 15 40.75 41 00 41 95 43 10 43.25 Chg I IBS! 41 20 41 30 39.50 39 50 .75 40.10 40.15 .30 n40 85 40 60 40.65 .25 41.60 41 60 .40 42 50 b42 60 45 42.77 43.80 ,30 Sales: Aug 7241, Oct 2682; Dec 1616; Jan 0 Feb 252. April 39, June 60, Open interest: Aug 21134: Oct 118 Dec 7881; Jan 86. Feb 3547; April 1859; June 892, Aug 82 FEEDER CATTLE (42,000 lbs) Aug Sep Oct Nov Mar Apr Mas Sales. 42 10 41 65 41 90 42 00 44.00 44 35 44.25 42 10 41.75 41 90 42 00 44.00 44.35 44.25 41.20 41.25 41.60 41 50 a41 30 41 35 41 60 .70 43.90 a43 90 43 60 43 60 44 00 44 00 Aug 120. Sep 28, Oct 212; Nov April May 6.

180. March Open Interest Nov 1117; Aug 870; Sep 371; Oct ch 194; April 83; May 47 10 47 25 46.57 47 00 .50 44 1044 45 43 70 44 20 30 38 95 39 0038.50 38 80- 70 39 60 39 80 39 25 39 80 13 37 80 38 10 37.35 38 10 10 35 85 35 85 36 27 a35 27 .63 37 8737 87 37 40 37.70 37 80 37 95 37 7537 95 -05 36 10 36 70 36 10 36.50 July 1846, Aug 2960, Oct 1405; Feb 121; April 60; June July Op 81 LIVE HOGS (30,000 lbs) Jul Aug Oct Dec Feb Apr Jun Jul Aug Sales Dec 534; Aug I. Open interest June July 4271; Auc 3468, Oct 2766, Dec 1020. Feb 589, April 3S3, June 36, July 2. POTATOES (russef- burbanks) (80,000 Ibis) Nov 7.15 7.15 7.15 7.15 .05 Mar nS.OO Apr 00 May nfl 34 Sales: Nov Mar Aprii 0, May 0 Open interest: Nov 38; Ma 15, May 37.

SHELL EGGS (22,500 (to!) Jut 51 20 51 40 50 25 50 95 .50 Sep 58.90 58 90 SB 35 58 45 .70 Oct 56.70 Nov 99 10 99 10 59 10 59 10 .15 Dec 60 90 60 90 60 50 60 50 .60 Sales: Jul 96; Sep 195, Oct Nov Dec 14 Open Interest June Jul 342; Sep 1143. Oct 7. Nov 136; Dec 313. PORK BELLIES (36,000 lbs) Aarch )5; April Jul 54.90 55 35 Aug 54 00 54.50 Feb 51 80 53 35 Mar 51 60 53 12 May 52 20 53.70 Jul 53 00 53 85 Aug 51 00 52 25 Sales: July 2915; Auq 2950, Feb March 53, May 22. Jul 2, Aug 4 Open interest: July 3389, Aug 3189; Feb 1455; March 431; May 206, Jul 31 43.

b- Bid; a Asked, ICED BROILERS (30,000 lbs) 54 25 55 35 .20 53 25 54 50 05 51.10 b53 35 2.00 50.80 b53.12 51.50 53.70 2.00 52 40 5 3 85 1 80 51.00 52 25 1 50 1025; Aug Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec 42.80 41.80 40 60 39 90 38 25 38 20 42.80 42.15 40 60 39 90 38 25 38 20 42.55 41 80 40 60 39 65 38.10 38 15 42 55 41.85 40.60 39 65 38 10 3B 15 20 .10 Group Averages NEW YORK (AP) The following list gives today's average net change for the common stocks traded In each group: Aerospace, Aircraft Air Transport Auto Parts 8. Accessories Banks, Savings Loan Beverage Soft Drinks Building Chemicals Communication Conglomerates, Containers, Packaging Drugs, Medical Supplies Electronics, Electric Products Finance Foods, Commodities Food Markets Vendors Gold, Hotels, Motels, Tourism House Insurance Investment Machine Tools (L Accessories Machinery Metal Mining (non Motor Transport Leasing Non ferrous Metals Office Equipment Services Paper, Pulp unch unch unch unch unch unch unch unch unch unch '-8 Petroleum Photo Products Services Precision Instruments, Watches Printing, Publishing unch Railroads, Rail Real Estate Recreation, unch Restaurants Retail unch unch Shoes, Leather Products Soaps. Cosmetics, Toiletries unch Steel Iron Textiles. Apparel Tobacco Utilities unch Utilities Gas Vs Omaha Livestock OMAHA. Neb.

quotations Tuesday: Hogs: 2,000. barrows and gilts fairly' active, firm to fully 50 higher, instances 75 higher, S. 3 195 240 1b 47 25 47.75; sows 25 50higher; 300 600 lb 39 25 39.75 sCattle and calves: steers and heifers active, 25 50 higher; cows moderately active, firm to 50 higher, three loads choice and prime 1,141 1,225 lb steers 42.35 42.50; several loads choice and prime 1,200 41.8*42.00; choice 975 1,325 lb 41.00 42.00; two loads 42 25; four loads choice and prime hiefers 955 1,055 lb heifers 41.25 41.35. choice 875 1,075 lb 39 75 41.00; a load 975 lb 41.25, utility and commercial cows 25.50 27.50, a tew 27 75 28.00; canner and cutter 22 OO 25 50 Sheep; 250; spring slaughter lambs steady, choice and prime 9(7115 lb 51.00 52 25, Estimated receipts Wednesday Cattle and calves: hogs sheep: 300 Cash Grain CHICAGO 'AP) Wheat No 7 hard red winter 2.44n Tuesday; No 2 soft red winter 2 40n Corn No yellow 2.20*4«* (hopper) 2 (box) Oats No 2 heavy 46n Soybeans No 1 yellow 7 72n No 2 yellow corn Monday was quoted at 2.20' (hopper) (box). KANSAS CITY (AP) Wheat futures Tuesday on the Kansas City Board of Trade WHEAT 5,000 bu minimum, dollars per bushel Open High.

Low Close Chg Jul 2.43 2.45'? 2.42'? 2 44'? Sep 2 50 2 7 49'? 2 52 07 Dec 2 2.6) 2.57*4 2 61 Mar 2.69'? 2 70 2.45'* 2 69 May 2 Sales 2,012 Trend of Staple Prices NEW YORK (AP) The Associated whniesale. orire index Ot 35 commodities advanced to 378 53 Previous Day 379 06 Week ago Month ago 389 High 394 90 394 14 368 57 388 28 Low 351.14 351.51 335.64 331 97 (1926 average equals 100) Remains found near Todd grave FOREST PARK, 111. (AP) A bag containing remains was found Tuesday near the robbed gravesite of movie producer Michael Todd, but police said they could not immediately identify them as They were taken to the Cook County morgue, where a pathologist was examining them. The remains were found by a Chicago area private detective who said he received a tip a number of phone calls with a number of different during the past two days. Detective Anthony Pellicano, who is not officially connected with the case, said the remains were found in a four-foot-long plastic bag in heavy brush about 120 feet south of opened grave at Silverman and Weiss Cemetery in this Chicago suburb.

Casket The grave was reported robbed Sunday morning. Officials said thieves dug a to the vault, then pried open the bronze casket and smashed through a protective glass bubble to take the bag. Pellicano said informants told him that persons who violated Michael grave did so in hopes of finding a 10-carat diamond ring which they believed to be among the remains. apparently thought they were going to find a body in there with a ring on it. They apparently knew little about the circumstances of his He said he believed the graverobbers dropped the bag as they fled the cemetery.

Plane crash Todd was buried here in 1958 after his death in an airplane crash in New Zuni Mountains. He was married to actress Elizabeth Taylor at the time. His body was so badly burned in the plane crash that dental records were the only means by which officials could identify it. Police said the same dental records would be used to determine if the remains found Tuesday are Todd s. JUAREZ Mr.

Antonio F. Juarez, tSOt born in Mexico Aug. 3. 1906, entered rest Tuesday, Juno 1977 at the ago ot 70 years. Mr.

Juoroz bed boon resident of San Antonio tor 60 yeors. Religious services wilt be conducted in tbe Gbapel ot Roses ot Nortb Park Mortuary Wednesday, June 29, at 7:30 p.m. wltb Rev. Abel Gomez officiating Services will be conducted Thursday, June 30, at 10:00 a.m. from Trinidad Lutheran Church, 3103 Buena Vista with Rev.

Edwin T. Brown officiating. Concluding services will follow in Rotolawn Memorial Pork. Survivors: Wife, Mrs. Enriauota N.

Juoroz; dougbtor, Mrs. Edward (Irma) Tenlente; son, Mr. Richard N. Juarez, both of San Antonio; brothers, Mr. Jesus Juarez, Mr.

Louis Juoroz ot Son Antonio, Mr. Eugenio Juarez of Piodras Negros, Mex tl grandchildren, 2 great grandchildren. Services under the direction of Nortly fork Mortuary 511 Ffodoricksbswg 734-5313 KEBODEAUX MRS. LILA KEBOOEAUX, 1431 Alhambra, born in Rosanberg, Texas Aug 12, U99, entered rest Tuesday, June 2t, 1977 in a local hospital at the age of 78 years. Services Thursday 3 PM Alamo Funeral Chapels with Rev.

Clemet Lewis, officiating. Intormont will follow In Roselawn Memorial Park. Survivors; Daughter, Mrs. Ben (Geneva) McGowan, Citv; son, Horace Vernon Kabodeaux, Atlanta, 8 grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren. Mrs.

Kebodeaux had lived in San Antonio for the past 9 years. Services under the direction of member of the Lelon Cude Family. EXPRESS NEWS DEATH NOTICES AHR Mr Anthony James Ahr, age of Lakehtlls, Texas, passed awav Tuesday morning, June 28, 1977 in Purple Hills Nursing Home, Ban dero. He was born July 27, In Son Antonio, a member of woodmen of the World; Anton Wonzol Lodge No. 174, American Legion Post No.

He was in the Navy during World War tl Survivors Wife, Mrs. Holen Ahr of La kehillt; aunt, A. J. Holler bock of San Antonio; cousin. Mrs Louisa Tort and several other cousins.

Graveside services will be held 2:30 p.m. Thursday, June 30 ot Roselawn Memorial Park Direction ot PLUMMER FUNERAL CHAPELS BANDERA, TEXAS CANTU MR. EMILIO CAN TU. 107 Bent Dr born in Guerrero Tamps Mexico June 2, 1099, entered rest Sunday June 26, 1977 at the age ol 71 vears. MASS, WEDNESDAY, 10:00 AM IMMACULATE HEART OF MARY CHURCH 617 Santa Rosa with Rev George Cacharos as celebrant and interment to follow in San Fernando Cemetery No Services under the direction of a member of The Lelon Cude Family at 77U ASun 225 $731 Alamo at Brooklyn 22S-J731 rooklyn MOBERG Mrs.

Alice Justina Moberg, 82, of 613 Balfour Drive, Windcrest, died June 27, Member of the Lutheran Church. Survivors: Sons, Donald L. Moberg, Son Antonio, Oscar E. Moberg and John W. Moberg, both of Las Vegas, daughter, Mrs.

Ruth Phillips of Hawaii; 8 grandchildren and one great grandchild. The body was sent to the White ond Day Funeral Home, Redondo Beach, Colif. for Interment in the Pocitic Crest Cemetery, Redondo, Beoch, Calit. SUNSET Funeral Home 1701 Austin Hwy. 828-2811 OBI EDO Mrs.

Maria Obiedo. 1514 23rd born In Piedros Negros, Mex, July 1901, entered rest Tuesday, June 28. 1977 at the age of 75 yeors. Mrs. Obiedo hod been resident of San Antonio for 68 years.

Rosary will be recited in the North Pork Chapel Wednesday, June 29 at 8:00 p.m. Requiem Mass will be offered Thursday, June 30. at 2:30 from Little Flower Catholic Church, 906 Kentucky with Rev. Ralph Reyes, OCO officiating. Concluding services will follow in San Fernando Cemetery No.

2. Survivors: Husband, Mr. Lucas Obiedo son, Mr. Lucas Obiedo sisters, Mrs. Josephine Gutierrez, Mrs, Lucio Quintero, Mrs.

Socorro Rodriguez; brothers, Mr. Alfred Gutierrez, Mr. Jesse Gutierrez, all of San Antonio, Mr. Joe Gutierrez ot New Orleans, 3 grandchildren. Services under the direction of Sfartl; Mortuary 51 IFrederkkslmrg HARRIS Mr.

Eugene Harris of 418 Merry Ann. San Antonio, entered into rest June 27, 1977 at a local hospital, at the age of 78 years Survivors: Wife, Mrs Josephine Harris, daughters. Miss Ruth Harris, San Antonio, Mrs Jac queline Nelson, Oangerfield, Tex as; ton, Paul Lee Harris, Arling ton, sister, Mrs. Bertha Matth ews, Dallas; 9 grandchildren, 3 great grandchildren. Services will be Thursday, June 30 at p.m.

at Brookehill Chapelt, Rev. Bob Simmons officiating. Inter ment will follow at Port Sam Houston National Cemetery with full military honors. Services under the direction of MtonhxbUl 711 S. E.

Militory Dr, 7118" PIEDMONT Daniel T. Piedmont, age 64, ot 202 Harding, pasted awav Sunday, June 26, 1977. Funeral services will be conducted Wednesday, 2:00 p.m. in Mission Park Funeral Chapel with interment to follow in San Jose Burial Park. Arrangements by MISSION FUMERAI CHAFAS 700 I MitttW'y Or 734-5313 Area deaths CARLE, George 84, Hondo.

Services at 3 p.m. Wednesday at Guinn- Horger Funeral Home in Hondo. HAMILTON Adell, 60, San Marcos. Services at 11 a.m. Saturday at Jackson Chapel, San Marcos.

London police seek LEEDS, England (AP) A killer dubbed by police and newspapere after a 19th century slasher was sought by police Tuesday in a series of five murders of young women in the past 20 months. will strike the Leeds police chief said to back up his call for any witness who might have seen a young man with Jayne McDonald in a beer cellar Saturday night, a few hours before she was killed. Her slashed and battered body was found in a playground in this northern industrial city Sunday morning. The killer's nickname goes back to 1888 when another unknown knifer called Jack the Ripper killed at least five, and perhaps as many as 20; prostitutes in the murky, fog-bound streets of London and became famous in the history of crime. The death of Miss McDonald, a Leeds shop assistant, is linked by police to the brutal murders of four other women.

These four, unlike Miss McDonald but in keeping with the real Jack the Ripper, were all prostitutes. was an entirely respectable girl and she must have been killed by said a detective. Her body was found in the red-light district of Leeds, through which she was walking on her way home. SCARBOROUGH Mr Ottis W. Scarborough ot 322 Eads entered into rest June 27, 1977 al the oge of years.

Survived by his wife, Mrs Georgia Scarborough; sons, Thomas Michael ond William B. Scarborough all of San Antonio; daughters, Mrs. Anita Adams, Carmen J. and Marietta G. Scarborough also of San Antonio; daughter-in law.

Mrs. Louise Scarborough, San Antonio; sitter, Mrs. Ollie Crawford, 2 grandchildren Services will be Thursday. June 30, at 10 00 a m. in Brookehill Chapel.

Rev Mac Bartee officiating Interment will follow in Sunset Memorial Gardens. Services under the direction of Mrnnktbill 711 Militory pr. 9if-7Sif RICHTER William Edward Richter, oge 73 years, of Essex dlod Monday, June 27, 1977. He was member of San Antonio Lodge No. 1079, AFAAM.

Survivors: Son and daughter in law. Mr and Mrs. Calvin R. (Dorieen) Richter; daughter-in-law, Mrs. Troy (Beatrice) Richter; grandchildren; 8 brothers; 1 sister; numerous aiacat and nephews.

Prayer Service Wednesday, 7 p.m. at Rleba-Saundert Chapel. Services Thursday 2 00 p.m. at Rlabe-Saunders Chapels with the Rev. Raymond W.

Durst officiating. Graveside services and interment will be under the auspices of San Antonio Lodge No. 1079, AFAAM, at Chapel Hills Memorial Gardens. Arrangements with HlEtt. mjndeis II19N St Mary St BrCXJMyn RIDD Sister Domitillo Rldd.

CCVI, 77, of St Joseph's Convent, died Tuesday, June 28, 1977. A native San Antonian, Sister Domitilla is survived by a brother, John Ridd and several nieces and nephews. Rosary will be recited at the St. Jo seph's Convent Chapel at 4 p.m Wednesday. Mass of the Retur rection will be celebrated at 4 p.m Thursday ot the Incarnate Word Convent Chapel, interment in the Sister's Cemetery al the Incarnate Word Arrangements by: THE ANGELUS FUNERAL HOME 227-1461 Henry Guerra TERRILL Mrs.

Btssie M. Terrill, age 77 years, ol 109 Swift Rtfugio, Texas, died June 28, 1977 in Refugio hospital. She was a member of the Methodist Church Survivors: Sons, B. H. Terrill, woodsboro, Tex.

and B. Terrill of San Antonio; daughter, Mrs. H. McKenzie, San Antonio; sister, Mrs. O.

F. Goblor, Houston, brothers. Moody Moeller, Argyle, Wesley and Henry Moeller, both of San Antonio, Fred Moeller, Lake Charles, 6 grandchildren; 6 groat grandchildren. Services Wednesday 2:00 p.m. at the Palm Heights United Methodist Church.

mont in Roselawn Memorial Pork. Those desiring mav make a memorial contribution to the Methodist Mission Homo, Waco, Texas or Sunny Glenn Home in San Antonio. Arrangements with Vim 11I9N Si Msrv St Brooklyn iH-futnlPlrtmn HCmiADf M. A KOOUOUO fUNHMHOMt tb -N SII wcm up St. 2264111 Lais Cemetery lot.

Sunset Memorial Funeral Home, by owner 341-6468. BAKKE Bakke, of 8033 New Braunfels, died Monday. June 27, 1977, in Detroit Lakes, Minn. He was the owner of Bakke OH Co. Survivors: Wife, Mrs Marion White Bakke, San Antonio; son.

W. Bakke, Jr Oolden, Colo daughters. Miss Morton White Bakke. Mrs. Isabeth Hardy, both of San Antonio; sister, Mrs.

L. Ferris, Lake Bluff, III 4 grandchildren Arrangements when completed will be announced by Barter Lorintf not McCullough 227 BRUMBAUGH Col John C. Brumbaugh. (USA, age 77 years, of 225 Concord Ave died June 27, 1977 in aiocai hospital. Col.

Brumbaugh was a 50 year member of Army Lodge No AFAAM, member of the Retired Army Assn and Secretary of Balcones Heights Board of Ad- lustment Survivors: Wife. Mrs Mary Brumbaugh; mother-in- law, Mrs Ameiie (Oma) Gratd; brother-in law and sister-in-law, Erwin and Ida Kneupper; brother-in law and sitter-in law, Martin and Ella Grotzl. all of San Antonio; several nieces and nephews Services Thursday 10 30 a al Rlebe-Saunders Chapels with Chaplain H. Dudley officiating interment in Ft. Sam Houston National Cemetery with fOlt military honors followed by graveside services under the auspices ot Army Lodge No.

AFAAM Arrangements with KlEBf SWiNDOS 11 St Mi) rysSt atBronMyn CARLE George R. Carle, age 84, passed away Tuesday, June 28, 1977 in Medina Memorial Hospital, Hon do. Tax Funeral teryicot will be on Wednesday at 3:00 p.m from Gulnn-Horger Funeral Home Hondo. He Is survived by his wife Lelo Carle. Mr Carlo was a Ve teron of World War member of Hondo City Lodge.

AFAAM and the America Legion. He retired from the Texas Highway Deportment ond In his earlier years ran a confectionery Shop in Hondo. Intormont will be in Oakwood Cemetery. Arran oements by Guinn Horger Funeral Home Hondo, Toxas COX -V7SGT. ALFRED E.

COX. USAF (RET 574 M. W.W. WMte borp tp Little Rock, July 22, 1913, entered rest Monday. Juno 27, 1977 at the age of 63 years SERVICES THURSOAY, 12:45 FBI ALAMO CHAPEJ wiflt Chaplain Keith Lewis officiating and interment to tallow la Ft Sam Houston Natl.

Cemetery with full military honors. Survivors: Wile. Mrs Elvo Cox; step-daughter, Mrs. Carr, Rone, step son, James Trevothan, Austin. Texas; sister, Mrs.

Mildred Goa rains. City; brother, James B. Cox, Newhall, 6 grandchildren; niece, Mrs. Norma Jean Nowotny; nephew, Ernest Gonzales, City. Sat Cox was a member ot the Church of Christ and has been a resident of San Antonio for the past 4S years.

Services under the direction nl the Lelon Cude Family ot rooklyn JONES Mr Ma nell Janas, 83, of 378 West Mayfield, died June 2S. 1977. Services Wednesday, June 29 at Roy Akers Funeral Chapels, interment Mission Burial Park. 1 515 No. Mein 770J EDELSON Mrs Sarah R.

Edelson, 88, ot66i0 Moss Oak Drive, died June 28 1977. Resident of San Antonio tor 30 years Member of Congrega tion Agudas Achim Survivors Daughters, Mrs. (Edna) Tear, Westbury, New York and Mrs (Helen) Molin. San Antonio; 4 grandchildren; grandchildren and 1 brother Ser vices Wednesday, June 29 ot 4 00 Graveside Agudas Achim Cemetery, Palmetto street with Rabbi Amram Prero and Cantor Louis Gatdhlrsh officiating The family requests that no flowers be vent ond any one wish ing may make donations to Agudas Achim Memorial Fund 615 No Main 22f. 7201 Ite GRAY MR.

WILLIAM GRAY, 901 Lee Hall, born in San Antonio Aug 27, 1893, entered rest Monday, June 27, 1977 at the age ot 82 years SERVICES THURSOAY, 9:30 AM ALAMO CHAPELS with Rev W. Schwanenberg officiating and private interment to follow in Ft Sam Houston Natl Cemetery Survivors Sisters Mrs Laura B. Woik, Mrs Mary timings, Mrs Louis (Virginia Lichtenberg, all of San Antonio numerous nieces and nephews Mr. Gray has been a lifelong re sident of San Antonia Services under the direction of a member ot The Lelon Cude Family of 22S-S73! N. Alamo at Brooklyn Directors ANGELUS FUNERAL HOME HENRY GUERRA 402 Houston 227-1441 FUNERAL HOME 6301 S.

flORIS 023-6339 Id Squyres, Director msm traohdtUl 711 SE Military 923-7S23 9ilk 8056 Fredericksburg 496-7111 Brllrrrgt 2000 W.W White 337-4082 9alm hrighta 3711 So Zarzamora 924 4548 JRax Aortiti 1 RlBrflMry 734-5313 HR Itatairtel flordmt KELLY Elotse Mario Kelly, af Ft. Worth, died Monday. Juno 27, 1977, in Ft worth She was born in San Antonio and had attended San Antonio College, Toxas Christian University and the University of Oklahoma. She was a Technical writer tor the Engineering Department of Generol Dynamics ot Ft Worth for 20 years, retiring in 1976 she was the widow ot Allen Kelly who was Chief of Quality Control tor the Government at General Dynamics She was a member of Women's Pilots active during World War It and was a member ot Unity Church and the Little Theater Group of FL Worth Survivort: Brother, Robert G. Mauerman, Brownsville, nephews, Thomas Robert, Terry Mitchel, and Kelly Mauerman; niece, Steven Kennedy; great nephew, Scotty Kennedy; great niece.

Shannon Kennedy Service Tuesday at 4:30 in the Haverson Cole Funeral Chapel, Ft Worth, Interment Wednesday at I o'clock in Mission Burial Park Arrangements with HAVEBSON-COLE FUNERAL HOME FT WORTH, TEXAS ROBERTSON Mrs Ed (Peg) Robertson, of Harmon died Monday. June- 27, 1977 She was a member at St. Andrew's United Methodist Church and Oelta Kappo Gamma; Past President al Terrell Heights Garden Club; Past Governor ot District No 7 Texas Garden Clubs; and a life member ot the A Survivors: Husband. Ed P. Robertson; sister, Mrs Harry Waldron, Oceanside, numerous nieces and ne Service Thursday at JO at St United Methodist Church, tbe Rev.

Milton officiating Interment in Ft Sam Houston National Cemetery. Arrangements with Burter Lorintf ullough 23T-B22t Directors an knuri Dedicated Service Since 1896 227 3136 Riebe-Saunders Chapels THE WARMTH OF PERSONAL ATTENTION. PORTER LORING MORTUARY not ullough 227-8221 AMERICA FINEST FUNERAL FACIL IT IES I i i ik i FUNERAL HOME 211 Brooklyn at Alamo ass-5731 L7 U-U.