50. 10 The Cedar Rapids Financial Hogs Down; Steers Gain MONDAY ESTIMATES CHICAGO Estimated receipts for Monday: 11,000 cattle. 9,000 hoos, 1,000 sheep. CHICAGO (AP)-Barrows and gilts were steady to 25 cents lower for the week. Sows were off 25 to 50.
Slaughter steers were 50 to $1 higher. Chicago Livestock CHICAGO (AP)-(USDA)Cattle Slaughter steers heifers were generally active through midweek but closed slow on a liberal Friday run. Compared with last Friday, slaughter steers closed higher, heifers 50 higher, cows strong to 50 higher. Slaughter steers: Nine loads prime 1188- and prime 1150-1450 lbs. 26.25- 1350 lbs.
27.00, bulls high choice 26.75. Early in week 11 loads prime 1250-1475 lbs. 26.25, high choice and prime 1150-1510 lbs. 25.50-26.00. Late bulk choice 1100-1450 lbs.
25.00-26.00, compared grades 950-1100 lbs. 24.00-25.00. Load prime 1550 lbs. late 26.50 and on Monday load high choice prime 1560 lbs. 25.50.
Good, weights, closed 21.50-23.75 with mixed good and choice 24.50, standard and low good 19.00-21.50. Slaughter heifers: On Wednesday, loadlots mixed choice and prime 900-1050 lbs. 1 24.25-24.50, load prime 1140 lbs. 24.50 early. Bulk choice 800- 1075 closed 23.00-24.00.
On Monday comparable grade 22.75-23.50, good closed 21.00- 22.50, standard and low good 18.00-21.00. Cows: Utility and commercial 11.25-13.50, canner and cutter 10.00-12.25, few high yielding cutter 12.50. Bulls: Cutter commercial 15.00-17.00. Hogs--Barrows and gilts under 230 lbs. steady, over 230 lbs.
mostly 25 lower. Sows 25- 50 lower with weights under 450 lbs. fully 50 lower. Barrows and gilts: Mostly U. 1 and 190-220 lbs.
15.75-16.25, around 55. 90 head 16.40-16.50, mixed U.S. 3 190 230 lbs. 15.00 15.75, 230-250 lbs. 14.25-15.00, U.
S. and 3 240-270 lbs. unevenly 13.75-14.50, 270-300 lbs. 13.25- 13.75. Sows: Mixed U.
S. 1-3 350-400 lbs. 11.75-12.25, 400-500 lbs. 11.50-12.00, U. S.
2 and 500-600 lbs. 11.00-11.50. Sheep- Slaughter lambs lower, wooled ewes steady. Wooled slaughter lambs: Choice and prime 80- 114 lbs. 20.50-21.25, good and choice 80-100 lbs.
19.50-20.50, good 18.00-19.50. cull and util15.00-17.00. Shorn slaughter lambs: Three decks choice and prime 90-105 lbs. with No. 1 pelts 20.50, deck averaging 99 lbs.
with fall shorn pelts 21.00. Wooled slaughter ewes: Cull to good 5.50-6.50. few 7.00. Iowa Hogs DES MOINES (UPI)-Demand only fair. Butchers steady to strong.
Sows steady. Estimated receipts actuals week ago year ago 000; Friday 51,000. U. S. 1-3 butchers 200-220 lbs.
14.00 14.50; 220 240,1 lbs. 13.75-14.50; 240-270 lbs. 13.00- 14.10: 2-3s 240-270 lbs. 12.90- 14.00; 270-300 lbs. 12.00-13.35; 1-2s 200-220 lbs.
14.00-14.65; 220-240 lbs. 13.85-14.85. U. S. 1-3 sows 270-300 lbs.
12.50-ling, 13.50; 330-400 lbs. 11.75-13.00; 2-3s 400-550 lbs. 10.25-12.10. C. R.
MARKETS Prices on the Cedar Rapids hog market Saturday were steady. Prices paid Friday for bulk 200 to 230 lb. butchers were $14.25 to 50. Packing sows. $13 to $13.25.
All quotations are based on grade and condition delivered at the plant. Butchers are 25c less for each 10 lbs. weight up to 300. Packers are 25c less each weight grade from 300 to 360, 50c less for each additional weight group to 500, and 75c less for each weight group over 500. CATTLE MARKET Prime steers $24.00 25.00 Prime Choice heifers 23.00 23.50 steers 22.50 24.00 Good Choice steers heifers 21.500 19.50 23.00 22.50 00 Good heifers 18.50 21.50 Standard steers 16.00 18.00 Standard heifers 15.00 17.50 Utility yearlings 11 00 16 00 Standard cows 12.00 a 13.00 Commercial cows 11.50 a 12.50 Utility cows 11.00 a 12.50 Cutter cows 10.00 11.50 Canners 8 00 a 10 00 Bologna bulls 14.00 17.00 Beef bulls 12.00 15.50 Inferior lightweight bulls 9.00@ 13.50 (Wasty and gobby over-fat cows are $3 and $4 less per 100 lbs.
than regular standard and commercial cows.) SHEEP MARKET Spring lambsPrime and choice 85-110 lbs. $18 00 Good and choice 17 18 50 Medium all wts 14 15.50 Old sheep, 90-120 Ibs. 2.00@ 5.00 00 Old sheep, over 125 lbs. 1 50 2.50 Old bucks 1.00 2.00 GRAIN No. 2 immediate.
$1.07 December. Oats-Milling quality only -63c. POULTRY Farm springs 9c Heavy breed hens Springs Leghorn and under Hyline Ibs sc. Old co*cks 4C WOOL No. No.
1 wool EGGS A large 30c; mediums 21c; large 21c; dirties and checks 17c; smalls Shell Explodes, Youth Suffers Hand Injury Terry Morris, 16, of 2724 Union drive SW, suffered a hand injury when a shotgun shell exploded Friday night. He was treated at St. Luke's hospital and released. Police said the youth was taking anart a 410 shotgun she' his home. They ek the shell with causing it to exPious Gazelle! Nov.
7, 1964 and Market Three Persons Are Injured in Two Accidents A Cedar Rapids housewife and a child were injured Friday in a two-car collision at avenue and Tenth streetNW at 5:15 p.m. Mary Van Alst, 21, of 800 Cheyenne road NW, and Steven Erickson, 4, son of the Eugene Ericksons, 3701 Sixteenth avenue SW, were treated at Mercy hospital and released. Police said they were passengers in a car driven by Mrs. Van Alst's husband, Donald. Officers said the driver of the other car was Evelyn M.
Polansky, 1033 avenue, NW. She was charged with failing to yield the -ofway at a stop intersection. Robert Kemp, 17, of 269 Highland drive NW, suffered minor injuries when the car in which he was riding hit a tree on 1 the upper road in Bever park SE Friday at p.m. He was treated at Mercy hospital and released. Driver of the car, Ronald Rstom, 17, of 1408 ninth street NE, was charged with, failing to have his car under control.
Lisbon, C. R. Men Are Hospitalized In Two-Car Crash A Cedar Rapids man and a Lisbon young man were hospitalized following a two-car collision in the 4400 block of Mt. Vernon road SE Friday at 10 p.m. Edward G.
Redmond, 53, of 400 Twenty-first street SE, was listed in fairly good condition Saturday at St. Luke's hospital. He suffered fracribs, lacerations and possible internal injuries. David McQuown, 22, of Lisbon, also was listed in fairly good condition at St. Luke's.
He suffered a scalp laceration. Linn sheriff's deputies said Redmond's westbound car crossed into the eastbound lane, striking a car driven by Steven W. Becicka, 21, of route three, Cedar Rapids. McQuown was a passenin the Becicka car, they said. Deputies said charges are pending against Redmond.
Young Waukon Woman Injured in Accident Special to The Gazette WAUKON Marlis Nolt23, route two, Waukon, is in serious condition at the Postville hospital with chest injuries and a punctured lung suffered i in a car acciIdent early Saturday. Authorities said she apparently fell asleep at the wheel two miles west of Luana about 2:30 a.m. day. The accident occurred at county road junction with highway 18. Her car crossed the highway from the county road and hit an embankment.
Accuse C. R. Man Of Drunk Driving Kenneth E. Hanzlik, 29, of 1237 Fourth street SW, was arrested at 12:55 a.m. Satgurday on a charge of drunk driving.
He was stopped in the 1200 block of Fourth street SW by Highway Patrolman William Walke. The patrolman reported the he had to use force to make the rest. Hanzlik was held Saturday in the city jail. C. R.
Woman Faces Bootlegging Charge Marlys Slocum, 22, of 126 A avenue NW, was arrested Friday on a charge of bootlegging. She was accused of supplying liquor for several Cedar Rapids teen-agers last weekend. Miss Slocum was given until Monday to enter a plea when arraigned before Judge Loren Hullinger, jr. She was released after posting $1,000 bond. Delaware Suit MANCHESTER A Delaware county jury found Friday for the plaintiff in a damage suit.
Daniel Pityer was awarded $5,608. had sued David Arnold, alleging that Arnold had sold him infected dairy cattle. Says Police Rebels Hold Birch Roles SANTA ANA, Calif. (AP) A police captain and a lieutenant have been fired in the of an investigation of a group of dissident policemen most of. them identified as John Birch Society members.
Police Chief Edward Allen said Friday that he dismissed Capt. Fred Hopper and Lt. Loran Norton, both 36, because they "were involved in a power play and an attempt to circumvent my power." Allen described Norton as "an advertised speaker for the John Birch Society," but said Hopper is not a society member. Allen said he had no quarrel with the ultra-conservative society- "no one can be more anti-communist t' an Pamphlet Charge City Manager Carl Thornton announced Thursday that investigation of 10 to 20 an officers was under way. They are accused of distributing anonymous pamphlets questioning Allen's honesty and morality.
said his information "clearly indicates Thornton the majority of the personnel implicated in this disruptive activity are members of the local chapter of the John Birch Society." But he said the society has a policy of support for local law enforcement and: "It is my belief that these individuals have FROM NINE TO FIVE By Jo Fischer Newspaper Pat. U.S. Publishers Beg. 01964, DO FISCHER "Can you give me back my old hair-do, Pierre? I don't like the kind of fellows who whistle at me now." City Briefs Fire Chief Hospitalized Cedar Rapids Fire Chief Jesse Hunter, 2030 street is a surgical patient Mercy hospital. Visitors are permitted.
Battery Stolen A heavyduty battery was stolen from Link Belt Speeder Co. during a breakin Thursday night in the company building ed at the end of the avenue NE old quarry. Home on Leave Postal Clerk Howard O. Brown, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Brown, 1111 Eighth street SE, is home on ten days leave from the navy. He will be stationed at Pearl Harbor. St. Patrick's Church zaar Sunday, Nov. 8th 1 to 10 P.M.
at the school. 509 A avenue NW. Public Adv. the cloak of memberRapids boys, 16, were ship for purposes entirely arrested for possessing beer opposite to the national minors Friday night at policy of that organiza- las the parking lot at the Red tion." Barn Ballroom, 2500 Zika John Rousselot, national avenue NW. They were public relations director as juveniles.
the Birch group, said he thought it was being used Ex-Resident Dies--Grover "as a scapegoat for some Cleveland Stephens, 79, of internal problem in the San- Aurora, died earlier this ta Ana police department." week in Aurora. He was a don't have any Rapids real estate man gram to harass the chief about 1915 until 1955. Santa Ana, or any police de- Included among survivors is partment anywhere," he his son, Hubert Stephens of said. Cedar Rapids. used or rather misused Boys Arrested-T -Two Cedar Rousselot said there are probably 20 to 30 Santa Ana policemen who belong to the society.
"If we find our members have acted improperly, we will take appropriate means," he said. heir membership will be terminated." "Chief Abusive" The Independent, a newspaper in nearby Long Beach, interviewed an unna spokesman for the policemen under investigation. He was quoted as saying the chief was "dictatorial, abusive and unreasonable with his men." "Those of us in the group can't take any more of his treatment and we have banded together in mutual defense," the spokesman said. Santa Ana, about 30 miles so southeast of Los Angeles, is the seat of Orange county, a conservative strong old which elected a Birch society member, John Schmitz, to the state senate Tuesday. President Johnson received 58 percent of the popular vote in California, but Barry Goldwater got 56 percent in Orange county.
Plans for Tourist Area at Hoover Park To Proceed DES MOINES (AP) Bids are to be taken next Wednesday by the Greater Iowa Corp. on the first part of a tourist development near the Herbert Hoover Birthplace site at West Branch. In announcing this Friday night the corporation dent, Walter Goeppinger of President Hoover Boone: said that consulted about the plans before his death and had approved them. A motel, restaurant and service station within easy reach of the interstate 80 interchange at West had been planned by the corporation on a portion of an tract it bought two years ago. Asks Ban Robert Goodman of Des Moines, chairman of the Herbert Hoover Birthplace Foundation, had asked the state conservation commission to ban any commercial development in the area and to make a state park of it.
It did not comment on Goeppinger's announcement that the first lease on part of its property for the tourist development had been made several months ago. Goeppinger said that assurance had been given former President that the commercial center "would be in keeping with the character and spirit of the national shrine at West Branch." Traditional Style He said that 12 contractors are to bid next Wednesday for the first construction and that in prior negotiations it was stressed that the architecture will be "in traditional style and appropriate to the rural Iowa setting." Hoover and his wife are buried on the overlook of Birthplace Park. Goeppinger said the corporation has sold five acres of its property to the foundation to insure there will be no commercial structure near the overlook and has agreed not to build on another 16 acres. Seats in School Bus Damaged by Vandals Police and board of education officials Saturday investigated damage done recently to five seats on the school bus which is used for the Roosevelt, Cedar Hills and Wiley boulevard route. Board of education officials said five seats were cut, punctured and marked with pencils.
They said the damage, estimated at $40, apparently was done Oct. 27. Don't miss The Toman Florist Holiday Open House, Sunday, Nov. 15, 2-4 p.m.- Student Honored -Thomas McClain, son of Mr. and Carl McClain, 2333 Meadowbrook drive SE, was named a distinguished mili-4 Itary cadet this week at DePauw university, during the anDads' Day Air Force ROTC review.
Scandinavian Smorgasbord St. Stephen's Lutheran church Nov. 12th. Reservations 366-2036, Bowling: 3 games $1.00 after 10 p.m. tonight.
Magnificent Tropic Lanes -Adv. Bowling: Open bowling 3 p.m. till midnight Sunday. Magnificent Tropic Lanes.Adv. Roast duck, domestic roast roasted rock Cornish hen.
Some of our Sunday dinner specials served at the Bavarian House, Springville. -Adv. They'll Do It Every Time By Jimmy Hatlo AT THE HUNGRY HORSE INN THE SO YOU GIVE YOUR ORDER AND MENU NOT ONLY LISTS THE VICTUALS, BUT THEN SIT BACK TO READ THINGS AN INTERESTING TOWN WORTH KNOWING HORSECHESTERWISE. THEN RIGHT APPLE PIE AWAY, A LA MODE SIR AND COFFEE SOUP SALAD HISTORY OF COUNTI in SEAFOOD OF DURING THE HORSECHESTER REVOLUTION ENTREE MOTION Eon EOm USED 0 FORaTO 206) CHINE 200 411. am ON 00.2200 20 DESSERT (NES GEOM FOODE ON TOON Thanil and a Hatlo hat tip to LES WETHERBEE, I BOX 5503, SACRAMENTO, CALIF.
11-7 King Features Syndicate, 1964. World rights reserved. Marion Marion Masons Honor Past Master Miller Emery J. Miller was honored Friday night as a 50- year past master of Marion lodge No. 6, AF and AM, at the Masonic temple, He was lodge master in 1914.
Ralph E. Whipple of Cedar Rapids, grand secretary, spoke. Twenty-five year pins were presented to G. A. Chamberlain, James D.
Fitz-1 gerald, Glen Hempy, Henry Davidson and Carl W. W. Johnson. Dinner was served to 100 persons by members of Marion Chapter No. 183, OES.
More and more Marion area residents are using Gazette Want Ads where they can advertise for as little as 50c a day. Dial EM 2- 1121 (or the Gazette Marion J. office at DR 7-1559). Adv. Nixon Proposed For Chairman of National G.O.P.
APPLETON, Wis. (AP) Talbot Peterson, Wisconsin Republican chairman, called Friday for sweeping changes in the national party organization, including appointment of former Vice-presiNixon as national chair- Peterson said that, as a result of the candidacy of Barry Goldwater, sin lost the services of one of its greatest citizens, Wilbur Renk." He also blamed Goldwater's candidacy the defeat of several other Republican candidates. Renk, a former University of Wisconsin regent and agriculturist, was the Republican nominee for senator. He was defeated by Sen. liam Proxmire.
Although he did not directly ask for Dean Burch's resignation, Peterson said: "We should appoint a national chairman who is a spokesman for the party when we are out of office. "He should not be bothered with administrative or fi-5 nance matters. He should be well known and highly respected by all Republicans and he should have ed himself as a team player in this election. "The only man well suited for this role is Richard Nixon." Gilligan Cleared Again in Death NEW YORK (AP)-Police Lt. Thomas Gilligan was cleared anew Friday in the fatal shooting of a Negro boy who touched off widespread race rioting and violence last summer.
Gilligan, already had been absolved by a grand jury. The police department's civilian complaint review board ruled unanimously Friday that he committed "no violations of rules and procedures" of the department. Civil rights groups had demanded strong action against the lieutenant, who has been on sick leave since shortly after the shooting. James Pwell, 15, was shot July 16. Gilligan said the youth swung at him more than once with a knife and a warning shot failed to deter him.
The boy had been involved in an altercation with a building superintendent shortly before. The civilian complaint review board is made up three deputy police commissioners. During its inquiry it read the 1,600 pages of testimony taken by the grand' jury, which heard 45 witnesses. Youths Charged In Truck Theft Two Cedar Rapids were arrested early Saturday in connection with the theft of a truck. They were held in the city jail pending action by juvenile authorlities.
1 Police arrested the boys, ages 16 and 17, at 4 4:20 a.m. when they saw them riding a pickup truck stolen Friday night from the Rapids Chevrolet truck lot. They were charged as juveniles with larceny of a motor vehicle. LES CRANE hosts Cassius Clay of his premiere show Mon. night 10:15, SA.
ances. Deadliest Day of Week for Drivers Bethel Baptist--The Rev. Paul H. Stenstrom. Sunday school 9:30.
Worship 10:30. at Sermon: "The Imitation of Evening worship 7:30. Sermon: "The Man that Was First Baptist The Rev. Lawrence B. Sprankle.
Sunday school 9:30. Worship 10:30. Speaker, the Rev. Don Galehr. Evening worship 7:30, Speaker, the Rev.
Mr. Galehr. Grace Baptist The Rev. Russell Swift. Sunday school 9:45.
Worship 10:45. Evening worship 7:30. St. Joseph's Catholic The Rev. William H.
Blessington, the Rev. John G. Barnes and the Rev. James J. McBride will celebrate mass at 6, 7:15, 8:30, 9:45 and 11:30 a.m.
at the church and 9, 10:15 and 11:30 a.m. at the school. Christian The Rev. Her- bert G. Kohl.
Sunday school 9:45. Worship 11. Sermon: "Capturing the Illusive Lutheran Church of the Resurrection The Rev. William E. Biedermann and John W.
Gannett. Worship 8 and 11. Sunday school 9:10 and 9:55. St. Paul's Lutheran (Missouri Synod) The Rev.
E. L. Brandt. Sunday schooling Worship 8 and 10:30. Sermon: "The Burden of Free Methodist- Rev.
Harold T. Rasche. Worship 8:45. Speader, the Re v. George Lambert.
Sunday school 9:45. Evening worship in Cedar Rapids 7. First Methodist--The Rev. Lloyd C. Kellams.
Worship and 11. Sermon: Sunday school 9:45 and 11. Prairie Chapel Methodist -The Rev. Clyde C. Scott.
Sunday school 9. Worship 10. First Presbyterian The Rev. Jean P. Hauter.
Sunday school 9:40. Worship 11. Sermon: Mean, the Just and the Reformed Presbyterian The Rev. Robert B. McCracken.
Sunday school 10. Worship 11. Sermon: "How To Be Sure You're Going to Church of God (Seventh Day)- W. J. Kuryluk, pastor.
Song service 9:45 a.m., Sabbath school 10, worship 11, Saturday. Bible study Friday 8 p.m. United Seventh Day Brethren-W. Allen Bond, pastor. Worship 10 a.m., church school 11, Saturday.
Services Monday for Jowa City Business Man Marion Churches Special to The Gazette IOWA CITY Michael Maher, 63, one of the founders of the Maher Brothers Transfer and Storage died Friday at Veterans hospital in Iowa City following a one-year illness. He was born at Cosgrove was a lifetime resident of Johnson county. Survivors include two brothers, Dennis and Louis, both of Iowa City; two sisters in California and four grandchildren. Services: Monday at 10 a.m. St.
Patrick's church. Rosary Sunday at 8 p.m., McGovern-Dwyer funeral home. Marshalltown Man Killed in Car Crash MARSHALLTOWN (AP)Richard Gregerson, 23, of Marshalltown died early Saturday of injuries received in a one-car accident night. Police said Gregerson, traveling alone, was driving a car which went out of conwhile passing another vehicle. The victim's car skidded 500 feet and snapped a utility pole, police said.
Collins Awarded Two Government Contracts Two government contracts totaling $39,700 have been awarded to Collins Radio Co. by the Defense Supply Agency's electronics supply center, Dayton, Ohio. A $23,095 contract is for 389 filters and $16,605 contract is for 258 crystal ovens. Labor will be performed at the Collins plant in Cedar Rapids. DRIVE SAFELY DES MOINES -Motorists should be their most alert from 5 p.m.
to 6 p.m. on Saturdays, because that is one of the deadliest times of the week on Iowa's highways. Statistics released today by the Iowa safety department showed that seven persons were killed in October in accidents that occurred between 5 p.m. and 6 p.m. on the final day of the week.
This was more than any other one hour of the week for the month. The next deadliest hours were the ones preceding and following it. Four persons were killed between 4 p.m. and 5 p.m. on Saturdays and died in accidents between 6 p.m.
and 7 p.m. on Saturdays. Statistics for the year to date, however, show that the period from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. on Saturdays has been the most dangerous, with 15 traffic fatalities through October.
However, the 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. on Saturday were next with 13 each. In any case, the 4 p.m.
to 8 p.m. period on Saturday is the worst of the week, with 017 fatalities during that period in October and 55 for the year. This compares with the over-all total of 86 highway deaths in Iowa durOctober and 674 for the 10-month period through October. Saturday as a whole also is the deadliest day of the week, accounting for 29 fatalities in October and 149 for the year. The safest day in October was Thursday with seven highway deaths and for the year was Monday with 71 fatalities.
1 50 ity Transfer Patrolman Special to The Gazette WEST UNION Bob Jones, Jesup patrolman, has been transferred to West Union. He has been a highway patrolman for 13 years. LEGAL NOTICES Notice NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Council Is Hereby Given that the City lowa will of hold the City public of Cedar Rapids, Council Chambers a of the hearing City Hall in the in A.M. City of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, at the on the 25th day of November, 1964, 8:30 a to consider granting a Special Permit for Parking Lot in an R-3 Two Family E. Residential District, petitioned by Craig and Seeley, Mr.
and Mrs. George Seeley, described Mrs. as Ardis L. Streeter, for property follows: Legal Description: Lot 1, and South 40 feet Lot 2, Block 24, Hull's 3rd to Cedar Rapids, lowa. Addition Location: Ellis Boulevard and Avenue NW.
Any person interested in this matter marcappear at the public hearing and be Dated this 4th day of November, 1964. HAROLD G. SCHAEFER, City Clerk. Published in The Cedar Rapids Gazette on November 7, 1964. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Notice is Hereby Given that the Council of the City of Cedar Rapids, City lowa, will hold a public hearing in the Council Chambers of the City Hall in the City of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, at 8:30 A.M.
on the 25th day of November, 1964, to consider granting a change in from R-3 Two-Family Residential to B-1 zoning Neighborhood Shopping, petitioned by Craig Seeley, E. Seeley, Mr. and Mrs. George and Mrs. Ardis L.
Streeter, for property described as follows: Legal 2, Description: The North 10 feet Lot Lot 3, the feet of Lot 4, Block 24, Hull's Third Addition to Cedar Rapids, lowa. Location: 1111 Ellis Boulevard NW. Any person interested in this matter may appear at the public hearing and be heard. Dated this 4th day of November, 1964. HAROLD G.
SCHAEFER, City Clerk. Published in The Cedar Rapids Gazette on November 7, 1964. WMT-TV, is licensee of WMT-FM, 104.5 mc, and WMT-TV, Channel 2, Cedar Rapids, lowa. The officers, directors holders of or more of the stock of WMT-TV, are: William B. Quarton, Helen S.
Mark, Helen M. Hermann, T. M. Ingersoll, Roy St. Lewis, L.
W. Van Nostrand, Douglas B. Grant, Leo F. G. B.
McGowan, Bette J. Shimek, Philip C. Meade, Burns Nugent and American Broadcasting Stations, Inc. The applications of these stations for stations of their license to operate these in the "public interest were tendered for filing with the Federal Communications Commission on November 3, to 1964. Members of the public who desire bring to the Commission's attention stations should concerning write the to the operation Federal of Com- the D.C.
munications 20554, Commission, Washington, not later than December 3, 1964. Letters should set forth in detail the specific facts which the writer wishes the Commission to consider in passing on these applications. NOTICE- American Broadcasting Stations, Inc. is the licensee of WMT, 600 kc, Cedar Rapids. lowa.
The officers stations directors of American Broadcasting Inc. are: Helen S. Mark, WilB. Quarton, Kenneth L. Hastie, Helen M.
Hermann, Russell 1. Hess, Philip C. Meade, G. B. McGowan, Leo F.
Cole, Bette J. Shimek, Roy St. Lewis, James W. Maurer; holders of or more of the stock are: Helen S. Mark, Helen M.
Hermann, and William B. Quarton, trusLewis and The Frank E. Merchants McMillin, National Roy Bank St. of Cedar Rapids, trustees. The application of this station for renewal of its license to operate this station in the public interest was tendered for filing with Federal Communications Commission on November 3, T964.
Members of the public desire to bring to the Commission's attention facts concerning the operation of the station should write to the Federal Communications Commission, Washington, D.C. 20554, not December 3, 1964. Letters should set forth in detail the specific facts which the writer wishes the Commission to consider in passing on this application. NOTICE OF PROBATE OF WILL, APPOINTMENT OF EXECUTOR, AND NOTICE TO CREDITORS Probate No. 31139 In the District Court of the State of lowa in and.
for Linn County In the matter of the estate of LEE all CRAWFORD, persons interested Deceased. in the above entitled estate: You are hereby notified that on the 5th day of November, 1964, the last will and testament of the above named decedent, bearing date the 11th day of January. was admitted to probate in the above named court and that the undersigned was appointed executor of said Notice is given that all persons indebted said estate are requested to make creditors having claims against undersigned, said estate and mediate payment to the shall file them with the clerk of the named district court, as provided by law, duly authenticated, for allowance: and unless so filed within six months from the second publication of this notice (unless otherwise allowed paid) such claim shall thereafter be forever barred. Dated this 5th BERTHA day of November, 1964. E.
CRAWFORD, Executor of said Estate. Cedar Rapids, lowa. Kubicek, Noyak and Kubicek, Attorneys for Executor, Cedar Rapids, lowa. I Second date of publication: 14th day of November..
