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long cents a pound. Connecticut St. St 34.25 35.00 .12 50 Sou Soul Sunsh swift Sunray Southern Pact 1.60 2.80 1.20 Co. 2.20a 31 53 I 15 Saturdays (payable and Missoultan-Sentinel Missoulian-Sentinel S. in in in advance) $15.00 9.50 MSU Remodeling Project Approved HELENA (AP)-Final plans for construction projects at units of Montana's university system were approved by the Board of Regents Monday after explanations from the architects involved.

Bids on all three jobs will be opened this month or next by the new State Department of Administration. For The Record Births ST. PATRICK HOSPITAL Mr. and Mrs. John R.

Baseheart, 509 S. 5th St. girl. Mr. and Mrs.

Louis J. Sommerville, Drummond, girl. COMMUNITY HOSPITAL Mr. and Mrs. Robin C.

Baylor, 1739 S. 8th boy. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Day, Rt.

3, boy. Mr. and Mrs. Keith M. Goodall, 1504 Howell girl.

Mr. and Mrs. O'Dean K. Osborne, Rt. 4, boy.

Divorce DECREE GRANTED Roy Anderson from Vivian Anderson. Marriage Permit Glenn B. Nelson, Bigfork, and Della Marie Mattix, Mesa, Ariz. 2 Bellevue SID Petitions Are Set for Hearing Two petitions requesting special improvement districts were submitted to the Missoula County Commissioners Monday morning. Both of the petitions were presented by residents of the Bellevue Addition.

The one petition for the proposed SID 139 asks for creation and maintenance of parks and playgrounds in the area. SID 138 is proposal for procuring, installing and maintaining adequate fire hydrant and water supply service for the addition. Commissioners will hear protests on SID 138 at 11 a.m. July 23 Sand protests on SID 139 at 11:30 a.m. the same day.

The area in question is south of South 34th Street and west of Russell Street. Doyle to Attend Judges Seminar In New York City HELENA (AP)- Justice Stanley M. Doyle of the Montana Supreme Court leaves Helena a week from Saturday to attend a two-week Appellate Judges' Seminar in New York City. Justice Doyle was one of 23 judges in the United States selected from 304 applicants to attend the seminar being sponsored by the New York University School of Law. Dates are July 22- Aug.

2. Russell D. Niles, dean of the NYU Law School and a graduate of the Montana State University School of Law, will be one of the faculty members for the seminar. Boating Infraction In the court of Justice of the Peace Joe Young Monday Mrs. W.

Cork, 2275 Eden was fined $12.50 for operating a boat without approved life preservers. The incident occurred on Inez Lake. for CARPET CALL 542-2243 Gerhardt Floors Stop Tooth Extraction Pain PAIN-A-LAY brings quick soothing rellef to gums rubbed sore and raw from Irritating false teeth- and following tooth extractions, You'll be amazed how quickly PAIN-A-LAY (a dentist's for. mula) takes the aches out of pain. Gel PAIN-A-LAY at your druggist today.

BACKACHE MISERIES De Witt's Pills, with analgesic action, bring fast palliative relief of symptomatic pains in back, joints and muscles. DeWitt's Pills are mildly diuretic and help flush out unwanted wastes left by sluggish kidneys. De Witt's Pills may be just what you need to relieve backache miseries and help you avoid getting up nights. De Witt's Pills Possibility of Strike Sends Market Down DOW JONES AVERAGES By J. A.

Hogle Co. The Dow Jones industrial aver. age was 710.66, 5.79, fifteen rails were 172.07, off 2.68, utilities were 139.23, off .12, and 65 stocks were 255.37, off 2.17. Total sales, 3,290,000 shares. NEW YORK (AP)-Worry over rail labor troubles which could lead either to a nationwide strike or to government intervention overhung Wall Street Monday and the market took another steep loss.

Rails and motors were prominent in the decline. The atmosphere was darkened further by decline in weekly steel production. Most of the major steels took losses but their declines were moderate. Slackness in trading as prices yielded was one of the consolations for those who hope to see higher prices before the summer is over. The low turnover robbed the decline of emphasis.

Volume was 3.29 million compared with 2.92 million shares in the Friday, post-holiday session, the lightest day in half a year. The Dow Jones industrial average fell 5.79 to 710.66. The Associated Press average of 60 stocks declined 2.0 to 271.1, with industrials off 2.7, rails off 2.3 and utilities off .3. Liquidation Hits Soybean Futures CHICAGO (AP) Liquidation hit the soybeans futures hard Monday on the Board of Trade and all contracts were driven into broad losses, some more than eight cents a bushel. The grains also were generally weak with corn slipping about three cents on the new crop months as speculators scanned reports of rainfall in parts of the Midwest over the weekend.

Traders said there hardly could be any doubt that the rain had washed out immediate danger of severe and widespread crop damage for a while, at least. Hedge selling of wheat, although light, was enough to meet all the commercial and other demand for that grain. At the close, soybeans were 6 to cents a bushel lower, July corn cents lower, July wheat lower to higher, July oats lower. July cents asked; rye lower, July $1.26. CHICAGO (AP)- Prev.

High Low Close close Wheat 1.83¼ 1.83⅝ 1.85 1.85⅛ 1.91⅛ 1.19¾ 1.93¾ 1.94¼ 1.89¾ 1.90 1.67¼ 1.66 1.66 1.67¼ 1.71 1.69½ 1.69⅞ 1.70 1.28⅜ 1.24⅞ 1.20 1.22⅞ 1.25½ .74 1.27⅛ 1.30½ 1.33 1.35½ 1.32 2.67 2.69 2.67¾ 2.68 2.68 2.72½ 2.75 2.76 Mar May 1964 Jul Sep Corn Jul Sep Dec Mar May Oats Jul Sep Dec Mar May Rye Jul Sep Dec Mar May Soybeans Jul Aug Sep Nov Nov Jan Mar May 1.27⅞ 1.28⅞ 1.23¾ 1.25½ 1.18⅞ 1.22 1.22 1.25⅛ 1.24¾ 1.27⅝ .72 1.26¼ 1.27¼ 1.29¾ 1.30½ 1.32⅝ 1.33½ 1.34½ 1.35½ 1.31¾ 1.33 2.64½ 2.70¾ 2.66 2.73 2.65 2.72¾ 2.64¾ 2.72½ 2.64¾ 2.72½ 2.68¼ 2.76¾ 2.71 2.79 2.73 2.80¼ AMERICAN STOCK LIST By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Bunker Hill Canadian Southern Petroleum 4 1-16 Canadian Marconi Company Catalin Corpn of America General Alloys Company Great Lakes Oil Chemical Hecla Mining Company 20 Husky Oil 6 Irving Air Chute Co Kaiser Industries Kingston Products Corpn Mountain State TT 29 National Bellas Hess Pancoastal Petroleum Shattuck Denn Mining Sherwin-Williams Company 82 Technicolor Incorporated Todd Shipyards Corpn Utah Idaho Sugar Company Wentworth Manufacturing Co. SPOKANE PRODUCE SPOKANE (AP) Spokane wholesale produce prices to retailers Monday: Butter (uncartonized), 75-770. Eggs, large AA. 37-39c: large A. 35c; medium AA.

29-31c: small. 22-28c. Poultry, whole bodied fryers, 34-39c; cut up fryers, 40-45c: whole stewers, 25-30c; cut up stewers, 28-34c: colored hens. frozen, 40-45c. Turkeys, large toms, frozen, oven-ready, 42c; small toms to 14 43c.

POWER AND BANK STOCKS Montana Power Preferred, bid 116, asked 120. First Bank. bid asked 651. NEW YORK METALS NEW YORK (AP) Spot nonferrous metal prices today: Copper 31 Valley. Lead 11 cents a pound New Zine 12 cents a pound, East Louis.

Tin 1.17 a pound. New York. Forsilver 1.290 per troy ounce, New eign York. CHICAGO POTATOES Arrivals 167; on track 341; total 0.8. shipments for Friday 426; Saturday 366: Sunday 48; supplies moderate; demand good market stronger; carlot track sales: California whites 3.25-4.00; California reds 3.35-3.50: Texas round reds 3.35-3.50: Arizonia round reds 3.00.

TWICE-A-DAY CLASS ADS The Missoulian, Tuesday, July home protection for MOST your Contact Homeowners money me today! -our Policy! KEN McRAE FARM 277 West Front 549-2222 STATE FARM INSURANCE Fire and Home Office: Bloomington, Illinois Casualty a Company WIN FREE $100 IN CASH DURING JULY Four $25 Cash Prizes Nothing to buy. Need not be present to win. Simply register at Missoula TV Cable office or if you are a current subscriber you are automatically registered. Missoula TV Cable Co. Expert Guitar Lessons At Center Missoula's Home of "Stereo" 310 0 North Higgins and Holiday Village Phone 549-6145 or 549-4165 MARJEE -FORUNIFORMS and MATERNITY WEAR 213 E.

Broadway (Post office is across from us) CALL 543-3080 FOR EXPERT RE- UPHOLSTERING HOME SERVICE UPHOLSTERY CO. 210 S. Third St. W. FACTORY- -FRESH 21" TV PICTURE TUBES One- Year Guarantee $18.90 Exchange Installation charge $1.00 if you bring in your set.

BIG BROADWAY 900 W. Broadway 543-6611 ORNAMENTAL PORCH RAILINGS COLUMNS Free Estimates Call Days or Evenings Except Saturday 549-3878 SAM'S WELDING SHOP EXPERT BRAKE WORK AND SHOCKS SERVICE MISSOULA BRAKE SERVICE Next to 93 Car Center-Phone 549-9312 QU POND PAINTS Fine Quality--for Less Money Anaconda Bldg. Materials Co. 506 Toole 542-2125 All New Glass 21" TUBES PICTURE $2970 Most sizes Exchange FREE INSTALLATION You Save $20.05 on These Night or Service Holiday Calls TV Calls At Rates Day New York Stock Exchange Readied for letting by board acare: -An estimated $400,000 men's residence hall at Western Montana College of Education, DilIon. This concrete-block building will handle 110 students, about 38 men to a floor.

The occupants will use the existing food service facility. -An addition to the first floor of the Student Union building at Northern Montana College, Havre, plus completion of the present basement. The basement plans call for a four- lane bowling alley. -Remodeling of the basement of the Liberal Arts building at Montana State University, Missoula, to provide for a computer center. This job involves humidity and acoustical control work.

As each architect explained his plans, he was advised that board policy no architect fee will be the state for alprovides, ternate portions of the plans which are not constructed. Toole Funeral This Afternoon Funeral services for Mrs. Marjorie Ross Toole will be at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday in the First Presbyterian Church. The Rev.

Kenneth P. MacDonald will officiate. Mrs. Toole, a native of Montana and a member of a prominent pioneer family, died in her home Saturday. Burial will be in Missoula Cemetery.

Squire Simmons Carr Mortuary is in charge of arrangements. Zita C. Piquett Rosary was recited Monday at 7:30 p.m. and requiem high mass will be celebrated at 9:30 a.m. Tuesday in St.

Francis Xavier Church for Zita C. Piquett, a Missoula resident for 57 years who died in her home Saturday. The Rev. Louis Geis, S.J., will be celebrant. Geraghty Mortuary is in charge of arrangements.

Harry M. Rawn Services for Harry M. Rawn, 81, who died Thursday, were conducted at 11 a.m. Monday in the Squire-Simmons-Carr Rose Chapel with the Rev. LeRoy Zavadil, Hamilton, officiating.

Harmony Lodge No. 49, conducted graveside services in Missoula Cemetery. Pallbearers were Newell Gough, Hermon Klinger, John E. Roberts, Dean Shaffner, Francis Superneau and Donovan Worden Jr. Services for Margaret I.

Stears, 79, former Missoula resident who died Thursday in Tacoma, were at 2 p.m. Monday in the Squire-Simmons-Carr Rose Chapel. Burial was in Missoula Cemetery. Pallbearers were Joseph Haytin, Thomas Mangan, Carl Nyman, James Rambo Dan Ramer and Courtney Taylor Sr. Jul Margaret I.

Stears Sep Dec GN Rail Traffic Moving Normally HAVRE (AP)-Great Northern Railroad traffic was moving normally Monday although trains were slowing down for washout areas where workmen replaced a total of 2,300 feet of track over the weekend. There were several areas where flash floods weakened the GN roadbed in the Milk River Valley other than the major washout that derailed nearly half of a 125- car freight Friday afternoon, killing two transient passengers and injuring five others. Three of the men remained hospitalized in Havre Monday night. GN officials figured 32 of the 53 derailed cars were a total loss. A new freight car costs $14,000.

A number of the cars and spilled freight still littered the right of way. M. H. Sommers, assistant GN superintendent at Havre, said the total loss still had not been figured but company claims officials from St. Paul were in the process of assessing the loss.

Bike Rider Injured Hal Wiltgen, 10, 125 Beverly was injured about noon Monday when his bicycle was struck by a car driven by Carolyn Lorraine Kramer, 128 South Ave. E. The boy was taken to Community Hospital by Central Ambulance where hospital authorities state he is being held for observation. The accident occurred in the 1400 block of South Higgins Avenue. Return to Coast Mrs.

Kathryn Helwig and Mrs. Daisy Brown, former residents of Missoula, have returned to their homes on the coast. Mrs. Helwig, now of Seattle, was the house guest of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Bessie Faulds, and Mrs.

Brown of Portland was the guest of Mrs. Evelyn Dulaney. They spent a week visiting old friends and acquaintances in Missoula and the Bitter Root, noting the growth and many changes since they resided here. were generally lower on the American Stock Exchange. Volume was 990,000 shares compared with 930,000 Friday.

Technicolor was active and up at Data-Control Systems fell Canadian Javelin and Syntex Corporate and U.S. government bonds declined in slow trading, Livestock CHICAGO (AP) (USDA) Hogs butchers steady to 25 lower; 1-2 190-225 lb butchers 18.75-19.00; mixed 1-3 190-230 lbs 18.25-18.75; 230-250 lbs 18.00-18.60; 2-3 240-270 lbs 17.50-18.00; 270-300 lbs 17.00-17.50; 1-3 300-350 lb sows 15.25-16.25; 350-400 lbs 14.50-15.25; 400-450 lbs 13.50-14.50; 2-3 450-500 lbs 13.00-13.50; 500-600 lbs 12.25- 13.00. Cattle calves 100; slaughter steers 50 to 1.00 higher; high choice and prime lb slaughter steers 25.50-26.00; bulk choice 'bs 24.25-25.25: good lbs 22.25-23.50; load lots mixed good and choice: 23.50- 24.00; two loads high and prime lb heifers 24.50- 24.75: bulk choice 800 1,109 lbs 23.25-24.25; good 21.50-22.75; utility and commercial cows 14.75- 16.25; utility and commercial bulls 19.00-20.50. Sheep 600; spring slaughter lambs steady; several packages choice and prime spring slaughther lambs 85-100 lbs 22.00; good and choice 800-100 lbs 20.00-21.50; cull to good shorn slaughter ewes 4.50-6.50. Cattle 900; steers mostly 1.100 higher; heifers 50-75 higher; cows not fully tablished; bulls steady; feeder steers steady; to 50 higher; slaughter steers high good and choice 1003 lbs 27.00; heifers high good and choice around 850 lb 24.75; cows standard 18.00-18.50; bulls utility and commercial 19.00-21.00; feeders good choice 700-800 lb steers 23.00- and 25.00.

Calves 150; steady: good and choice vealers around 300 lbs and down 25.00- 26.00: feeders good and choice steers 270-400 lbs 27.00-28.00. Hogs 600; steady; barrows and gilts 1-2 190-225 lbs 20.00; sows 1-2 near 290 lbs 16.00. Sheep spring slaughter lambs steady; other classes untested: spring slaughter lambs choice and prime 80-105 lbs 20.00-20.50; ewes cull and good 3.00- 4.00. Hogs 300; choice around 60 lb feeder 22.00-22.50 per cwt. Cattle 1.000; calves 100: slaughter steers and heifers not established; slaughter cows fully 50 higher; slaughter bulls and feeder cattle about steady: slaughter heifers choice 850-900 lbs 24.00: slaughter cows commercial 15.25-16.50: utility cows 14.50-15.50; canners and cutters 12.50-14.50: slaughter bulls utility 18.00-20.00: feeders high good and choice 550-700 lb steers 22.00-26.00.

Sheep bulk of supply held for auction. Cattle and calves 450; heifers steady to strong; cows about steady; slaughter heifers choice 828 lbs 24.60; cows utility 13.50-16.10; canners and cutters 11.30-14.00; Feeder cattle choice 715-832 lb steers 24.00- 24.50: high good and choice 500-525 lb feeder heifers 22.60-22.70. Hogs 150: barrows and gilts fully steady. South St. Paul Hogs barrows and gilts fully 25 lower: sows mostly steady; barrows and gilts U.S.

1-2 190-240 lbs mostly 18.50; sows U.S. 1-3 270-350 lbs 15.50-16.50. Cattle calves 700; 25 higher: cows fully steady: bulls strong to 50 higher; slaughter steers average to high choice 1175 lbs 24.50; Heifers average to high choice 920 lbs 23.75; cows utility and commercial 15.50-16.00; canners and cutters 13.00-15.00: bulls utility 20.50: prime vealers 29.00; good and choice slaughter calves 21.00-25.00: good and choice 900-990 lb steers 22.25-23.00. Mutual Funds Portland Billings Spokane By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Bid Asked Affiliated Fd 8.10 8.76 Am Mutual 9.43 10.41 Axe Hought 9.01 9.79 Boston Fund 9.68 10.58 Broad Street Inv 14.19 15.34 Canada Gen Fd 17.04 18.62 Canadian Fund 17.07 18.47 Chemical Fd 11.20 12.18 Colonial Fd 11.56 12.63 Comw Invest 9.90 10.82 Comw Stk Fd 16.23 17.74 Composite 9.55 10.38 Composite FD 8.65 9.46 Delaware Fd 11.43 12.49 Divers Gth Stk 8.75 9.59 Divers Invest Fd 9.26 10.15 Dividend Shrs 3.40 3.73 Dreyfus Fund 17.25 18.75 Eaton Bal 12.61 13.62 Eaton Stk 13.89 15.01 Fidelity Cap 8.68 9.43 Fidelity Fund 16.12 17.43 Founders Mut 6.17 6.71 FIE 4.35 4.77 Fundament Inv 9.88 10.83 Hamil Fd He 7 5.07 5.54 Hamil Fd Hda 4.94 No Incorp Income 9.57 10.46 Incorp Invest 7.08 7.74 Instit Grth 10.62 11.61 Invest Co Am 10.50 11.48 Invest Grp Mut 11.49 12.42 Inv Grp Stock 18.98 20.51 Inv Grp Var Pay 6.91 7.47 Keystone Cus 2 5.20 5.68 Keystone Cus 2 13.08 14.28 Keystone Cus 4 4.20 4.49 Lazard Fd 16.50 17.37 Loomis Say Mut 15.62 15.62 Mass Invest Tr 14.78 16.15 Mass Invest Grth 8.20 8.96 Natl Investors 15,33 16,57 Nat. Sec Stk 7.96 8.70 Nat Sec Grth 7.92 8.66 One Wm 13.01 14.22 Puritan 8.60 9.30 Putnam 15.08 16.48 Fund Putnam Grth Fd 8.77 9.58 Select Am Shrs 9.73 10.52 State Street Inv 39.25 42.00 Telev Elect Fd 7.49 8.16 Unit Accum Fd 14.59 15.95 Unit Science Fd 6.76 7.39 Wellington Fd 14.50 15.80 SPOKANE STOCKS Furnished by J.

A. Hogle Co. July 8: Bid Asked Big Creek Apex .75 .85 Clayton .21 Coeur d'Alene .14 East CDA .04 Day Mines .04 Golconda 2.90 3.00 Highland Surprise .08 .10 Jack Waite .15 20 Keystone Silver .03 Lucky Friday Lucky Friday Ex. .16 .10 Metropolitan .05 .06 Merger Mines .09 Mineral King .04 Nabob .05 Nancy Lee Mines .09 .12 Neveda Stewart .02 Pend Oreille 1.93 2.00 Reeves MacDonald 1.30 1.60 Sidney ,08 Silver Bowl .08 Silver Chieftain Silver Dollar 1.00 1.05 .51 Silver Syndicate .60 Sunshine Cons Vindicator .24 Bond Fund 9.55 10.38 Comp. Fund 8.65 9.40 Stocks in Chrysler Gran StI Contrmi Data Gulf Oil Sperry Rd US Steel Getty oil Chemway Genn Gas StdOUNJ Gen Mot Xerox Am Penn Tob RR Sales (hds.) Admiral 18 Alco Prod .40 10 Allied Ch 1.80 105 96.400 67,400 64,400 39.700 36,700 35.100 27,600 25,400 23,600 22.700 22.700 22.500 21,700 20,400 High Low 50 49 Spotlight 47 Unch 215 Net Last Chige.

181- Allied Strs 3 15 52 Allis Chat .50 58 Alcoa 1.20 52 67 Amerada 3.40 2 Am Airlin 123 Am Can 2 18 461 Am Cry 2 9 65 Am Cyan 1.80 156 El Pw 1.08 53 36 Am .64 14 Am MFdy .90 63 Am MetC1 1.40 27 Am Mot 138 Am NGas 1.40 13 42 Am Smelt 2.80 27 81 Am Sug 1.808 17 Am 3.60 120 Am Tob 1.50 206 Am Zine 193 Ampex Cp 97 Anaconda 50g 35 49 49 Anac 2.00 Armso Stl 3 29 55 Armour 1.40 13 43 43 Armst Ck 1.600 39 Atchison 1.20a 124 Atl Refin 2.40 44 52 Atlas Cp 82 3 Aveo Corp .80 140 Balt Oh 3 Beat Fds 1.40 Bendix 2.40 27 53 52 52 Beth Steel 1.50 129 309 Boeing 2 59 Bran Airw .25 10 12 12 Briggs Mf 6 6 Bucy Erie 36 Budd Co .50 48 Burroughs 1 34 Calum .40 CampbSoup 2.20 17 18 223, Cdn Pac 1.50 118 30 Carrier 1.60 19 Case JI 20 Cater Trac 1.20 80 Cen SW 1.18 27 Cerro Cp 1.10 124 Cert- Teed .60 37 14 Ches Oh 4 7 Ch SP Pac 48 15 Chrysler 964 Cities Sv 2.60 40 667 67 Clark Eq 1.20 20 Cluett Pea Coca Cola 2.70 23 94 933 94 Colg Pal 1.208 11 55 Colo 9 Colum Gas 1.16 39 30 297 Coml Cred 1.60 30 NComw Ed 1.20b 43 49 49 ConNGas 2.30 14 64 Container .90 19 Cont Can 2 59 Cont Oil 1.70 17 Corn Pd 1.40 29 56 Corning G1.50 10 Curtiss Wr 1 82 Curtiss Wr A 2 3 Deere 2.208 28 Det Edis 1.20 28 Dour Airc 1.30f 13 Dow Chem 1.60b 45 Dress Ind 1.20 32 duPont 1.50g 15 East Kod 2.20a 29 Eaton Mfg 1,80 15 36 36 El Paso NG 1 55 19 Factor A Firestone 1b 46 34 333 34 Ford Mot 1.80 194 52 523- Freept Sul 1.20 1 FruehCp 1.20a 58 30 GAm Tran 2.40 GenBak 11 Gen Dynam 101 Gen Elec 2 71 Gen Mills 1.20 23 35 Gen Motors 2a 225 GenPCem 1.20 23 21 .80 123 25 GaPacCp 1b 88 51 Gillette 1.108 215 Goodrich 2.20 36 48 Goodyear 71 Grant 1.20 93 GtNIron 1.40e 21 Gt NoRy 3 70 52 GtWSug 1.408 15 Greyhound 1.30 47 Gulf Oil 1.60 397 47 Hilton Hot 1.50 12 25 25 Holly Sug 1.40 47 Homestk 1.60 45 51 51 Hud Bay 3 5 Ideal Cem 1 53 24 Ill Cent 2 55 55 Inspir Cop .75 36 IntBusMch 4 80 444 436 Int Harv 2.40 40 587 Int Nick 2a 51 621 613 Int Paper 1.05b 65 30 30 90 Johns Man 2 46 467 Jones 2.50 50 525 Kaiser Al .90 30 Kennecott 1g 26 72 72 Kerr McGee 1 80 Lehman 24 30 Lib 19 15 143 Ligg My 5 18 743 75 Link Belt 2.40 Litton Ind 1.576 50 Lock Airc 1.20 60 563 56 Loews Thea 25 Lones SCem 1 59 Lorillard 2.40 58 Mack Trk 1.80 88 381 Macy 2.20 6 Magma Cop 13 Marath Oil 1.60b 69 Marsh Fld 1.40 6 Martin 1 122 May Str 2.20 45 61 McIntyre 1.60 McKess 1.50 45 Merck 1.808 MGM 1.50 32 Middle SUt 1.10 Minn .90 92 Monsan Ch 1.20b 47 Mont DUt 1.40 Mont Pw 1.12 Mont Ward 1 51 Morrell 21 Murphy 1.208 Murray Cp 38 38 Nat Bisc 1.60 14 NCashReg 1.20 81 71 Nat Dairy 2.20 13 Nat Distill 1.20 53 Nat Gyps 2h 10 Nat Lead 75g 61 Nat Steel 1.60 49 Newmont 2.40 14 80 NY Central 103 21 Nwst Airlin 18 Nw Banc 1.30 2 47 47 47 Otis Elev 1.80 35 49 49 Outb Mar .80 40 Owens Il Gl 2.50 13 84 48 Pac 1 53 Pan A Air .80 199 Param Pict 2 Parke Da 65 26 Pa RR 204 Pepsi Cola 1.40 55 Perm Cem .70 10 Phelps 3 37 Philip Mor 3.60 21 79 Pet 1.90 196 Phil Proct 1.60 21 Pub Sv Colo .80 86 Pullman 1.40 19 RCA 1.40 112 Repub StI 2 83 36 36 Rex Drug 50b 27 Reyn Met ,50 104 35 Rey Tob 1.60 140 40 39 Rhodesian 16 Royal Dut 1.55€ 129 Safeway 8 1.60 56 59 59 St Jos Lead 1b 10 St Reg Pap 2.40b 26 Schenley 12 Scott .80 Sears 1.408 Servel 16 71 Shell Oil 1.30 Simmons 1.60 Sinclair 2 129 Socony 2.40 51 70 Sug 1g 10 42 Nor 1.60 Sou Cal Ed Pac 36 Ry 65 Sperry Rd 359 Std Brand Std OliCal 2b StdOilInd 1.80b 60 Std OLINJ 202 681 Sterl Drug .65 Stew War 1.50b 35 Studebaker DX 1.40 Mn .208 40 Texaco 2a 66 Tex Gsul .40 15 Tex Ins .80 Timk RB 2.40 13 69 69 Tran 3 Air Transamer 19 Tri Cont 12 467 Twent Cen 41 Un Carbide 3.60 38 106 Un OilCal 28 23 75 Un Pac 1.208 101 Un Tank 1.60 41 35 UnitAirLin 64 UnitAire 2 26 United Cp 9 Unit Fruit 21 UnGas Im .88 10 24 US Gyp 2.60a 82 US 1.20 28 18 US Rub 2.20 16 US Smelt 1g 183. 79 US Steel 2 351 US Steel pl 7 5 US Tob 1.40 433 Utah 1.32 Vanad Cp Walgreen 1.60b 43 Tuesday's Televiewing KMSO-TV (Channel 13 Missoula) Cable 5 On 9:45 All Star Baseball Hospital Party in Court Drier and the News of Night Storm -Jane Wyman Knows Best Pirates re It to Beaver Your Doctor Cronkite CBS News News and Weather Unlimited Bridges Scouts This Keefe Brassell Show Hour News Report KHQ-TV (Channel 6-NBC) Empire Farmer 9:00 -Say When Star Scouting, Report Star Bingo 2:00 Match Game "Dance Hall" Kids 4:30 Movie, "Wild and Wooly" Line and Sinker Weather the Seven Seas Powell Theater from Tokyo Weather Sports "Haunted Honeymoon" KXLY-TV (Channel 4-CBS) Report Fun to Learn Kangaroo 9:00 -Jack LaLanne Love Lucy and Gladys of Life 11:30 Search for Tomorrow 11:45 Guiding Light Four the World Turns Weather Shop Party Tell the Truth of Night 3:00 Secret Storm 3:30 Millionaire 4:00 Wallabies, Jack and the Chief Draw McGraw 6:15 News 6:30 -Bat Masterson Dillon Bridges 8:30 Talent Scouts This Brasselle Weather Sports Carson KREM TV-(Channel 2-ABC) 8:30 Cartoons and Odie '63 9:25 News, Weather With Muzo Room Keys 12:00 -Ernie Ford Knows Best Hospital and Allen in Court 2:30 -Jane Wyman 3:00 Queen for a Day Do You Trust "Go Chase Yourself" 5:45 News. Weather 6:00 Call Your Doctor 6:15 -News Asked for It Eye 10:30 -Focus on America Weather Sports KXLF TV (Channel 7, Butte) Cable 3 of the Air Kangaroo Love Lucy 9:00 -The McCoys and Gladys 10:00 Love of Life Keys Francais Morning News the World Turns Party in Court Wyman Presents 2:00 The Secret Storm of Night 3:00 Search for Tomorrow Guiding Light Newsstand 4:00 Tennessee Ernie Knows Best Rogers Bear Bridges Star Final Rifleman Benny Moore Show Point 9:30 Route 66 Weather KRTV-TV Channel 3-(Great Falls) (Schedule for Flathead and Lake County subscribers) (NBC) in Montana Is Right First Impression or Consequences News of Riley Griffin News Young Don't Say Match Game News Room for Daddy Choice Report Powell Night at the Movies "Jamaica Run" Show PHONE 543-6611 900 WEST BROADWAY Right in Your Own Home "We Service All Makes" BIG BROADWAY $2.50 Minimum Warn Pic .50 Wash Wat 2 WnAirLin 39 Wn Bancorp 1 29 Wn UnTel 1.40 130 WestgEl 1.20 74 White Mot 2 17 Woolwth 2.80 20 Wrigley 3a Yale Tow 16 YVNGST Sh 5 Yngst Dr. 6 Zenith 1a 60 49 51 40 40 26 26 61 100 100 63 26 26 Foreign Exchange Canada in Missoula: 9 per cent discount. Canada in NY (free) .9271 today, .9271 Friday, Great Britain (pound) 2.8016 today, 2.8014 Friday.

CHICAGO BUTTER AND EGGS Butter steady: prices unchanged: 93 score AA 92 A .90 89 cars 90 89 Eggs about steady: prices unchanged; 70 per cent or better grade A whites mixed mediums 25: standards dirties checks 24. Legal Publication NOTICE SPECIAL ELECTION The Missoula County High School, Missoula. Montana, will hold an election on the 20th day of July, 1963 3 (RCM Section 23-1203, 75-3801 and RCM 75-4139) at the following polling places in Missoula County, to wit: Precinct No. 1, Polling Place, Prescott School Precinct No. 2-13, Polling Place Central School Precinct No.

3-6, Polling Place, Courthouse Precinct No. 4-5, Polling Place, Whittier School Precinct No. 7-15, Polling Place, Lowell School Precinct No. 8-14, Polling Place, S. Higgins Ave.

High School Precinct No. 9-33, Polling Place, New Roosevelt School Precinct No. 10-16, Polling Place, School Administration Bldg, Precinct No. 11-24. Polling Place, Willard School Precinct No.

12, Polling Place, Franklin School Precinct No. 17. Polling Place, Hawthorne School Precinct No. 18-41-42, Polling Place Lewis Clark School Precinct No. 19, Polling Place, Rattlesnake School Precinct No.

20, Polling Place, East Missoula Club House Precinct No. 30-30B-47, Polling Place, Jetferson School Precinct No. 34-46, Polling Place, Washington School Precinct No. 36, Polling Place, University Housing Office Precinct No. 39-40, Polling Place, Paxson School Precinct No.

43. Polling Place, Dickinson School Precinct No. 44, Polling Place, Russell School School Dist. No. 4.

Polling Place, Hellgate School School Dist. No. 5, Polling Place, Cold Springs School School Dist. No. 7, Polling Place, Lolo School School Dist.

No. 11, Polling Place, Potomac School School Dist. No. 14, Polling Place. Bonner School School Dist.

No. 18, Polling Place, Woodman School Dist. No. 20, Polling Place, DeSmet School. School Dist.

No. 23. Polling Place, Target Range School School Dist. No. 30, Polling Place, Sunset School (Greenough) School Dist.

No. 32, Polling Place, Clipton School School Dist. No. 33, Polling Place, Swan Valley School School Dist. No.

34, Polling Place, Seeley Lake School The polls will be open between the hours of 12 noon and 8 p.m. for the pur pose of voting upon the following tion: "Shall a levy be made in addition to the levies authorized by the law in such number of mills as may be necessary to raise the sum of Two hundred and seventy-eight thousand dollars ($278,000.00) for the purpose of building a branch of Missoula County High School at Seeley Lake, Montana, requiring approximately 10 mills." Trustees WILLIAM L. KINNEY G. A. DIETTERT JOHN B.

TAYLOR MARSHALL GRAY J. F. HOON MILLS FOLSOM AUDRA BROWMAN Dec 1.84⅛ 1.85¾ 1.91½ 1.94¼ 1.90⅜ 1.82¾ 1.84⅞ 1.91 1.93¾ 1.89 1.27¼ 1.23¼ 1.18¼ 1.21⅜ 1.24¼ 1.25¾ 1.29½ 1.32½ 1.34¼ 1.32¾ 2.64⅛ 2.65½ 2.64 1.63½ 2.63½ 2.67¼ 2.70 2.72½ ATTEST: G. A. DIETTERT, Secretary W.

W. WETZEL, Principal ATTEST: MARTIN S. BEHNER, Ex-officio registrar. Publish: July 5 through July 19 NOTICE OF MEETINGS OF COUNTY BOARD OF EQUALIZATION The Board of County Commissioners of Missoula County, Montana, will meet 85 8 County Board of Equalization on the third Monday of July (the 15th), 1963, in order to examine the assessment books and equalize the assessment of property in the County. It will continue in session for that purpose from time to time until the business of equalization disposed of, but not later than the second Monday of August (the 12th), 1963.

All complaints should be filed with the Board on or before the 1st day of gust. 1963, in order that the Board may have sufficient time to fully consider the same. Dated this 5th day of July, 1963. WM, LUCIER, Chairman, Board of County Commissioners. MARTIN BEHNER, Clerk and Recorder, July 9, 1963.

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