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Show 4 I TEE. WEDNESDAY, tTtoh roiintv- U 12, Natural Gas DAI LY .H ERALD Utah - v v (Continued from Page One) Stock Market Moulder: said j support for the bill,straw.". "last was the that In the wake of the newspaper's disclosure of a letter written by H. J. CJack) Porter, GOP national coriimitteeman from fiexas, was a political, headache for Republicans and a question of what was to become of- the Joint Rites Set in Payson ' For Brother Drowning Victims (Continued from Pagf One) population is growing at a rate of three million a year. With! millions of dollars being! spent on resisters, Ramona Mae and Roslyn search and development,' new Jean Collman, :one brother, Robin products and new Jobs are inevi,J Rex Collman, all of Salt Lake table, he said. of the govfirm The and polic.; three City; grandaarents, Mr, to ernment foster Tho of recovery in Mrs. Ed Jensen Payson; He sound said he is way. mas Collman, New York City, and every we wQl go forMrs. Viola making sure that one ward on every practical avenue Clark, Payson. . 7 Pay-so- n of , action.' of the W. Pett, Bishop. Ray to at officiate recent, will, congresThird 'yard Responding services. Friends may call at the sional charges that the . adminisSat- tration is not doin$ enough to mortuary Friday evening and ' Burial combat the slump, toe President urday prior to services. will be in the Payson City released a lengthy f'f act paper" ; PAYSON-Funer- al services will conducted be Saturday at 1 p.m. FURNISHED-''- BY J A HOGLE AND COMPANY at the Keith Jolley Mortuary for Member of New York Stock Exchange Robert Lee Collman 4, and his brother Hal J: Collman, 3, of Salt Lake City, who drowned Monday DOW JONES AVERAGES 65 15 20 afternoon, in the Jordan. River in ' '30 Total Stocks $100,000. Utilities Rails Industrial Volume Salt Lake City, Meade Chairman National GOP YeStCr?10C000e 72.12 .38 151.171.22 106.43 1 34 42.35-3- .59 Robert Lee was born June 13, Alcorn, with Presiaent iiisenhow- and Hal J. Sept. 14, 1954, NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE er concurring, said the. Natioi-a- l 1953, SALT LAIiE STOCK EXCHANGE . Today in Yesterday Asked both Salt Lake City, the sons Bia Vpstrrfav's Close: Committee woild not accept the Close Open .CO 7.00 6 , Banner of Harold J. and Ruth Alfrey D V4 O ",8 Allied Chem .16 .15 money, "in the light of', the1 con- Collman. Bristol Silver 25 i Allis Cham 25,4 .35 34 ... Bullion Monarch 28 V, tents of the letter." 28 V Alum Ltd .50 ..... -- 47 Cardiff 42 s,, 42 Surviving are tfie parents, two Can , Amer Va ; .03 Houston oilman, vsaid a .02,i Standard Porter, V 40 ' Central 40 Amer Cyan Cemetery. .35 .30 . . Chief Con- was V,; V. "all 13 . action Alcorn's 13 jngnt Amer Rad .20 .... 39 V with me." He said the 39 V4 Clayton Silver Amer Smelt In .05 party combined Metals .. 04j,4 1 Amer Tel and .Tel . . . 171?. 171?, .16 ,a we Ccmstock as .77 "needs the funds 76 4 Texas 'Amer Tob . .35 32 ' Eureka Va Ccns , 18 Atch T and S Fe 184 .05 have a lajge deficit." Croff . 38 337s Beth Steel 1.20 1.10 ...... 61 . . . 62 Dragon Trac Cater Money from lexas 05 , .0'Va Fast Ptsndard .. ...i . . 53 53 V, ........ Chrysler .13 visited the Wmte House Porter SAT.T LAKE CITY John L. F?s,t Utah 40 y . . . 40 .05 Va Clark Equip misV Eireka Hellion .... 35 .0'i on uhdisclossd an 33 week ...... last .OVa Cdrn Pd Rfg .0V3 Smith, 79, 203 Concord Street, . Fvreka Lilly Con .. 36 361', Denver and R G .25 .18 sion. Standard :. . . F 55 56 Va died Tuesday; funeral Saturday .0 ' Va Dow Chem 181 Va 182 V M. Simpson Richard Du Pont C Western- ....... .04 Rep. .12 a. m. 260 E. South Temple. 9:30 lO.. East Kod 10H. 102 Va .03 chairman of the House Re . . 28 Martin ' B rentzen, 68, Konrad 29 ... ....... majestic Oil . ' El Paso .40 "mrnoth 85 85 Firestone publican Campaign Committee, .02 died Tuesday; funeral Saturday ... 009 Va .11 Vtn. 'States "Dev. Ford Motor 39'.Va 39 should . ,.. future . said any political 60 61 2 p. m.; t260 E. South Temple. Elec .77 Va Gen .75 By UNITED PRESS 54Park 54 . state the Fds "from Gen contribution Va great .62 r-r..... ' .60 Mary Walker Plant Parkin, 73, 34 Va 34 Va Lily Gen Mtr . .01 V GOP its toTexas and of political life North Standard of 0l.7 walks 336 W. 3rd N., died Tuesday. Utahns in all 70,4 703, Goodyear . .02 0' Park Konoid ....... 104 offered. . .then so Gulf Oil .............. 103 be commiuee of death Apos.12 mourned the .11 Mrs. Florence Canty, 88, died Nelson day 33 4 Park -30 Yd .07 Va Int Harv .07 as I am concerned, the funds tle Adam S. Bennion of the Latter- Sunday; I requiem mass Friday itv r.M . 2 far 74 73Va Nick Int .04 91 90 '5 Int Paper will be accepted." ' .18 -day .15 ' Saints Church. 10:30 a. . m. Cathedral of the S!1ver Kin? West 37 Man Johns 37?, .oo .01 V . did hot indicate whether a lie S'lver Shield c . . 80 Kennecott 792 The LDS Church First Presi- Madeleine, 331 E. South Tem.18 .15 So. Standard ;77 MnR involve Minn Mfg" contribution future might .17 .14 Swansea Con . . . 33 Va issued a statement saying ple. Nellie Brownlee, 73, died Monsan Chem ....... 33 Va dency .22; .20 t 4he $100,000. Tar Baby 32 323,4 .62 Va Mont Ward the passing of Elder Bennion, Friday; funeral Thursday 1:30 .57 Va Tintic Standard . 22 22 30 was "In The dated Jan. letter .72 Va Natl'Dist .67 Va Utah Wvorhinj? . 51 52 the community, the state, and the p. m. 2350 E. 13th S. Glade TheoNatl Steel .06 .04 Va Post Toledo the. Wst 51 . by El printed G Pac and Washington 514 .14 .13 Church have suffered; a heavy dore Shearer, 55, died Sunday; Williston 62 62 Da .... Parke PorHerald and Times .05 04 . Tuesday. Zuma loss. Rarely, indeed, funeral' Thursday, noon 574 E. 89 4 89 V4 J C Penney . . to and peculiar SALES boosfers ter natural 37 37 Va gas Pete Phill urged has a man garnered so rich a 1st S. Lawrence John Wheeler Bullion Mon, 500 at 35 ' 56 56 Vi Gam Proct and '$100ra-plat- e in a dinner attend 6 1000 at Comet Qoal. 33 33 Va heritage of accomplishment in so 53, died Monday; funeral Friday RCA Steel . . . Comwlth Ld. 1000 at 3Va Houston in V, 42 41 Monday given night ' Repub Comstock. 1000 at 15Va many fields of vital endeavor as 2 p. m. 280 E. South Temple. 66 67 i B .. of House 600 at 1.05; 100 Reyn Tob Republi"appreciation" Dra?on. 1900 at 1.00; . . . 26 was gathered together by this Mrs. Inga Halverson Ahlander, ... Sears at 1.10; 100 at 1.15 5 W. Martin Jr. can Leader , 454 Joseph Socony 83, died Monday. E Standard. 12.000 at great man." 44 Va 44 a Std Oil Cal as The described Martin letter Eur Bullion. 700 atat4 k 49 49 V, Clara Phipps OGDEN Std Oil N J Othr rommpnt: Hi 1000 at 22; Texas Grand Dep. 9000 of Texas, expecially of a "friend 56 ? 56 Co 245 at , died 20; Kears. 58,' Mono Joseph Fielding Smitn, presi Tuesday; funeral 34 Va 34 JS the oil and Timk R Bear indus3500 at 23; 2000 at 24 gas producing o 34 36 36 11 m. LDS Twelve of a. Council the dent Larkin Funeral Transamer Friday XNaildriver. 500 at 8 Va to Va be would 91 said 90 it It tries." Carbide' Un up 62 to at us and Chapel. Florence Stenenbergt 75, a shock North Lily 500 Apostles 26 26 ; Un Pacific-UniMartin to muster "at least 65 per we luuir ar i Park City, con, 3000 26 . .but died Air Lin miss him. to are at 3000 115. Monday; requiem mass going at Park Konoid. 55 cent of the Republican votes in the Lord knows best. Elder Ben U S Steel 1 Va Thursday 10 a. m. St.; Joseph's 27 Utah P and L .... .. 273,4 the bill this year." nion was to order SI Standard.) 1000 at 3a pass V, .... 22 .. 22 to West Lin Air our young Catholic . Church. Mary II. Clark, very helpful Western Alloy. 4000 at 5 Martin said in Houston Tuesday West Elec ...... .. 62 o,a Yankee. 5000 at 2Va. 80, died, Tuesday; funeral Friday . . Woolworth 404 int. he was completely unaware of the people." 1 p. m. Lindquist and Sons FuL. Evans AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE Apostle Richard Asked about for chances letter. Bid Asked "His passing leaves the kind of neral Chapel. Delmar Crystal, $0, Today's Quotations; 10 10 V. Bunk Hill the bill's' passage ' now, Martin 17 17 V, Glad Mc B . emptiness that is never altogether died Tuesday; funeral Friday 11 y . . 117 118 T replied: T Livestock: Mtn Sts and OGDEN (UP) a. m. Lindquist and Sons Funeral filled." 2 3 . .., Rico think after this- - inwouldn't "I of Cattle 100; very, meager supply Utah Argentine Ezra 5 5 Id Suit Agriculture Chapel. Secretary cident it would be very likely." Taft MUTUAL FUNDS Benson, also an LDS Apostle BOUNTIFUL Frank Woolslay-e- r, slaughter cattle offered; mostly Yesterday's Closing Quotations: who had Sam Rayburn, Speaker am cows and odd lot common and shocked and 74, died Monday. "I sad Bid Asked scheduled the bill for House ac- dened to learn of the deeply 6.12 5.66 AffU Fund . . ' CARBONVILLE medium stockersruot enough sold Cdn of Amy Miller, passing . 10.94 11.83 Gen . tion this month, said Porter 16.28 revered friend 49, died Monday; funeral Satur 1506 teacher, Chemical my early to testi market; occasional good "couldn't have done a better job" and associate in th-- Council of 21.56 H Bal Fund . 20.17 head canner and cutter cows 14.0&- - Band day 1 p. m. Price LDS TaberE and H Stk Fund .18.69 1998 ' to defeat the the Twelve. The out had if he "set 15.50. . .. 15.04 13.72 has ...... lost nacle. Fund Inv Church, 7.43 6.87 Inv gas bill." Calves 25; no early sales to Inc a ORANGEVILLE Earnest F. and devoted spiritual capable 9.94 Inv Growth .. 9.19 test" market late Monday few lots Mass leader. 10.74 The nation has lost a great Reid, 76, died Monday; funeral 9.93 , Mass Inv Trust 11.00 10.09 0 Elec. lb, stock Telev and choice and fancy the field of education Thursday 1 p. m. Orangeville in figure OVER THE COUNTER steer calves and LDS Ward Chapel. business." Bid Asked Today's Quotations .50 .45 Sen. BENNION F. Wallace Hogs 75; only a few lots offer- Big PlneyOilCT and G Sarah Bringhurst. Bennett "His .54 .48 ed early; mostjly US 3 butchers English a from ........ died 29.75 Oil 27.75 is to loss One) (Continued passing Page- great Equity Tuesday; funeral Thursevery 92, . . 39.50 37.50 Bk 50 Sea First few lots 1 lower; of circle fully in opened which he day p. m. Bennion LDS Ward activity 11.87 Va 12.62 Interstate Mtr L . lb. barrows and Lanjr 23 grade Va Va if restituhe 7.87 the makes moved." 837 Co charges, ChapeL 2.87 Va 3.37 Va tion. Const package 3 grade Lang Sen. V. Arthur gilts TOOELE Nick Franches, 70, Watkins "The . 23.37 Va 24.62 Va Mtn Fuel l 285 lb. 20.00; few head grade oil sec .i. .35 .40, Backover, in an interview with state and Church have lost a bril- 489 E. Vine Street died Monday, 4.00 4.25 Rare Metals lb. sows LOGAN Mary Hansen Welch, United Press, said he got an "aw- liant speaker, a great student and . 5.12 Nat Sts Gas Three 4.62a fea. 14.50 a Sheep 50; only a few, head of ful when Southn Oil he read that Paula real lover of humanity." Utam 88, died Sunday; funeral Thurs135 Jolt" 2.25 2.00 red early; market not established. West Sts A. a Ann William in was dying Dawson "The day 1 p. m. Logan LDS 12th Rep. dispatch URANIUM STOCK QUOTATIONS Late Monday scattered lots truck- Today's Bid Asked printed in a Los Angeles news- distinguished marks he has left Ward Chapel. Quotations: . .01 i .00 ed in wooled slaughter lambs Atlas. . .. i' EPHRAIM Clara Larsen Anupon Utah's record of accomplish paper Saturday. 06 .04 Va Bapco sizeable . mosty good .01 .01 ments. Beehive .can of I "The never , be derson, 85, died; funeral was only thing erased." thought . .17 .15 Horn 93 lb.' lambs No. . lot pelts Bie Gov. was said.:' D. he "It's George .03 Clyde "Utah held Thursday 2 p. m. .Ephraim .02 getting home," Indian J2Q 21.50; small lot utility and good Big 23 has Columex a lost to a that teirible read your thing great and inspirational North LDS Ward Chapel-.02 .03 . ewes 6.00. . Congress . leader. kid PRICE William Milous Jen.who never tired in his is dying in a newspaper .06 .10 Federal Oil . . . . . .75 .80 U Federal efforts to help young people." sen, 72, died; services were held you feel like a heel." . .17 .13 Gold Cloud L. Ernest on a He said he train. 'that . of today. Wikins'on, .02 .03 got president Gunsight '.11 . .09 B; igham Young University "EldInt Oil and Met HELPER Mike Palettaj 69, his after wife, Irene, night wiring . 2.62 2.37 Lisbon er Bennion ; died on was our that his . vision and he Monday requiem mass Satuplifted 337 Va' way. 3.12. Lucky Mc .CHICAGO (UP)-C- ash grain: . .08 .07 Mt Peale 41 us more made When the stocky, handsome grateful for life urday 10:30 a.m. Helper St.v AnN. Wheat: 2 red . ; .05 .06 Producers ... two weeks before and its wonderful opportunities." thony Church. . 1.12 Va 125 . man fled 3 yel Rad o rock .... Corn: 2 yellow .35 .25 ... Shumway Dr. Daryl Chase, president of did not know his Christmas he - .45 4 yeUow low . .40 Standard .... Utah State University . , . . . little had "Thou.08 .06 leukemia. contracted girl 5 yellow sam- Sun Uran TRAFFIC TOLL UP .60 .65 White Canyon will sands remourn His the passing of ." parents appealed for his . .14 .16 Green Mtn . ple grade yellow turn through the press ; because this devout disciple of Jesus Christ LONDON (UP) Oats: 1 heavy white Highway! ac... Ann would a insisted and Paula teacher she wise .inspired cidents 2 killed 5,550 persons- in plump 126 jJ. Rye: Britain last year for the highest "get better if daddy came counselor." V N, feed barley: Malting . Mayor Adiel F. Stewart of Salt toll since the war, the Ministry home," N. : Lake CHICAGO City "The Church has lost of Transport reported today. ;The (UP) Potatoes: Soybeans:, 2 yellow 224H N, one of its outstanding leaders. . " figure was 183 above 1956. Total ,371, arrivals 71, track 277. track Chicago. Supplies modeate, demand and MCCLELLAND CHECKS OUT Mike trading limited- - by cold; market NORMAN, Okla. (UP) Markets At A GIance firm. the freshman football McClellan, ' Track sales 0100s) tJS 1A: Ida- and track star whose departure By UNITED PRESS US extra 1, from Baylor University touched Stocks lower in moderately, ac- ho Russets - cent 10 oz.. larger 4.00; 25. peroff a furore over alleged recruit$ tive trading. y oz. 4.50. 644. ; ' ' ' ' ing practices, said today he is Bonds irregularly lower. Idaho sales: Russets Street ind. leaving Oklahoma "because the U.S. government bonds mixed US extra 1, US 2A few school apparently doesn't want in quiet tradbg. ' i j ' ' , me." ' 30;' bakers US I, 4.75.85. ' American stocks lower. ilver unchanged in New York at 888 centsi a fine ounce. ' 1 ; ' Cotton futures irregular. 4 1 Wheat" unchanged "to off 1 cent; corn up V to unchanged; oats up V .to off V; rye' up 1 to off ; ; lard .up 5 k . soybeans off ys to to 8 'points. Hogs steady to strong, top 2L25 ; cattle mixed, top 33.50, sheep J steady to weak, top 24.50. - king-size- d - great-grandmothe- ' - ........ ........... ........... . ''? Utahns Pay Tribute to Adam Bennion ; .......;.... .......... - - ec. -- 2' ' r,; (R-Pa- ), : Vm Utah Obituaries rent economic situation. He said the revievf of adminis tration programs at this time is designed "to dispel false impres sions and to make flear the ac tivities of this administration in these fields." ' h He made p'sblic a review of action in recent.: months by the Federal Reserye System and its steps to ease credit a move which he said had produced "dra matib results. . .in a greater avail- abnity of credit ana lower bor S rowing costs." He also reviewed administration recommendations for stimulation of home building, sharply stepped up expenditures on the national highway building program and) in creased' activity undr tlie moan renewal program. He included a 11 fr. i ox .11!. uie .iucicras laoie ugures ciiujk lng rate at which deinse procure ment contracts are peing placed with private industry! "If other measures are needed," he said, "I assure you they will be proposed and inf time." Th President did J not hold a news! conference toddiy. However, he personally read f his special statement for the iewsreei and . - . P-os- per ' ..-..- . red-ho- Va ...... . ' d, . 4 . . i I Dad Risks . . . 21.00-21.7- . I . . . 5; 2-- 335-4- ; . . 200-24- 0 1 , 3 . . 15.50-17.0- 0. 90 . 0; 1- -2 Cash Grain . . 112-116V- 4; 101-109y- 4 1 105Y4-112- 4; 4; 92Vfe-l4y- 4. 120-12- 84-1- i . 73-7- 4. Produce Market 6 15 25 Five Killed (Continued from Pae . i .01 .03 4; , 36 . 23 27 4 84 70 51 44 43 2$ 43 23 59 62 32 39' ( .57 5, .61 6 21 55 44 96 47 35 T ' 15 16 .32 .42 T : One) by-10-fo- ot ; mm mm sib mm WD YO UR CHOICE or MYLM . - j SI25 -- 1 W.'W.V.V.W.V.'. ?lt ton m4 t 4.05-4.1- 0; 4.00-4.5- 0; trmolmml hrm, REMEMBER, YOU f - A J39 ; 02 ,A T ' 52 s 9 ' : 60 47 28 45 Companion .,. 7 33 70 7 Omaha Phoenix Pocatello -- 1 38 ',. T 34 14 . 12, Denver Logan' Los Angeles Miami Minneapolis New Orleans New York Ogden .02 '3712 PorUand home a week ago. Provo J. Reube: Clark Jr. of the LDS San Francisco v First Presidency will conduct the St. George services. Speakers will include St. Louis LDS president David O. McKay Seattle and Harold B. Lee of the Council Spokane " of Twelve. Washington W. YeUowstone siders an internal problem. In Washington American offi CARD OF THANKS cials said the StateDepartment With deepest gratitude and ap hoped to keep the franco-Tunisia- n preciation we desire to acknowl crisis from developing into a edge the assistance and expres name-callin-g U.N. figjit. Tie Unit- sions of, sympathy of our many ed States would be caught in the friends and relatives during our middle in such a fig"t since.it is recent sorrow. We take this friendly to both "funisia and means to thank all those who j:France a assisted at the . services, sent Despite the American fears, Tu- floral tributes, gave expressions nisian Ambassador Mongi Slim in- of condolence, or n any other dicated to Secretary ojf State John way assisted. Foster Dulles his government Mrs. Donna Jean Olson would appeal to the Security Mrs. John Frost, Reed, Council for action. i Dorothy, Gary. j- . 113llt; Chicago -- N 0 9 j -- 21834-219y- prom- inent Utah , business, civic and education leader, died Tuesday in a Salt Lake hospital after suffering a cerebral hemorrhage at his liz j . Butte' n, - 22.50-23.0- Boise Boston Pep. 23 Allies Ask . 2-- ; . Bismarck -- Mini 43 19 5 46 28 Billings FuLAKE CITY (UP) neral services for Adam S. Bennion, a member of the Council of Twelve Apostles of the Latter-da- y Saints Church, will be held Friday in the Salt Lake .Tabernacle. " Bennion, who had been a Max. -- , . . Atlanta SALT ; - - 5 . Bennion Rites Set Friday j 23-ye-ar Ogden Livestoick 26.60-29.2- 0. through night and Thursday with snow nearby mountains. Warmer tonight.- Cooler Thursday. High to- -' day 46 to:52 except 44 at Logan, low tonight 30 to 5 and high Thursday 38 to 45. Five - day forecast for Utah, through Monday: recurring pe riods ot light rain or snow; snow in the mountains. Lowering tem perature trend with temperatures for period averaging near to 5 degrees below normal. ' (Continued from Page One) of his "flight." He said there con- day sending building was no sign of wear on the television film cameras and tapeover the airblocks crete frying old airman's body or recorded it for later fradio broad100 another then and field, plowed nerves. I casts.:. . before stopping. The N.Y., . airman Bronx, Thus the White Hbuse seemed yards crewmen leaped from the Six hi I doctors controlling-tto be attempting to achieve the before it burst pleased seconds bomber first his tfy .solving same- Impact the Prsid-'n- t would into flame. It was not known if experiment have had in a regular open meetr the dead airmen were killed on space problem by making a substitute for a. forgotten comb. ing yith reporters. I or trapped and burned to impact He taped toothpicks to a piec Economic experts. ere reported death in the fire. of cardboard and then, with evimeeting with the President's two airmen and one civilian The dent satisfaction, scratched his Council of Economic Advisers to inside the "probbuilding landing with it. work out a "crash" program to never knew what hit them blond hairhas unil ably Sunday mornparrel! fight the business slump. because there were no windows small airthe in to remain in ttie building, just solid con ing he is While thert chamber. crete," an Air Force spokesman tight under close observation by sciensaid.. tists from the Air Force's School were crewmen The dead plane One ) (Continued from Pagett of Aviation Medicine to determine 1st Lt. Kenneth B. Kaeppler, Mil French troops invadejd the village waukee, Wis., and Capt. John O. whether man's nerves can stand of Feriana, 15 milesf east of the Con'nell, , Chattanocga, ,Tenn. The the strain and loneliness of a ' "' Algerian border, Sunday and victims inside the building were space flight. killed two townspeople. Glen M. Allen, Rapid City; AirTunisia meanwliil expressed man 1C. James E. Ferrell, Willis-tohope that United Nations debate S.D., and Airman 1C Ronald on the bombing ..would help R! Mitchell, Canton,. .Ohio. i" the Algeria n rebelHUG Cause of the crash was not imlion. France once walked out cf mediately known. A base spokes the United Nations! to prevent man said the snow was not a worldwide debate on what it con- factor. . 405-46- . - t . ..., t S i " Mc-Leo- mixed north and west, portions Thursday with snow in the mountains. Warmer tonight and cooler Thursday. High today 44 to 54 and Thursday 48 to 58, low tonight 25 1 ; ............ By UNITED TRESS Utah: cloudy through Thursday. Occasional snow or rain and snow " F'-- w th ." Weather Forecasts to 35. Ogden, Logan and Provo: cloudy i land programs Thursday. Occasional detailing policies which he has institued in recent snow or rain and snow mixed to- months and which in his opinion had a definite bearing on the cur . . WEATHER FORECASTS AND TEMPERATURES J . !., -- ; SKIES TODAY Ike Predict GET, THIS CHOICE IN. . . - t-- ir) twin Mats Heavy Constructed Rubber Ribbed Not3:95:.. v ALL y AM now types available It of an inherited blend of durable aualitie,, nurtured by ambition ana successes, tempered by restraint,, hardened by seasoned by humor and is made Increase Gas Mileage Dual Exhaust C 'No:,onniyy.ca:-$299- self-discipli- polished by affection. Such names 'lire and ffaia strength through succeeding gen- erations. Keep your name bright in memoryi Monument . 725 fir mileage-Pric- From : fit All Cars Prked from . . FR ;':- :. Stays Ung mhm ordinary whittwall fad mb. how-brig- A: low V, &3jCi3 ed ftr up "If ft "People with picture windows often have heating problems, and savs Mrs. Joe W. Hocker. 14 Panorama Drive. "Vatcima. 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