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1 1. Casper Morning Star, Tuesday, August 11, 1964 -Auto Trucks for Sale 9-Trailers NEW YORK (UPI)-Selected stocks on New York Stock Exchange today, Sales(hds) High Low Last Chg. -A A AcmeMk 2g Adresso 1.20 37 44 Admiral 14 AirPro 14 AirRed 2.50 88 53 53 Alco Pr 33 AllgCp 11b 80 AllegL5t 2 26 AllegPwr 29 261 AlliedC 1,80 44 Allied 2 Allied St 3 643 AllisCh! ..50 41 20 AlphaP 22 14. AlumLid .60 105 Alcoa 1,20 22 66 Amerada 2 49 80 AmAirL. 49 46 Am BkS 2.40 58 58 AmBrPar Am Can 2 8.

AChain 2.50 58 58 58 AmConsu 1g Am Crys Sg AmCyana 2 19 A Elec 1.16g 28 Am Ex 11e 46 AmForP .75 21 AHom 1,568 60 66 AMachF .90 62 1934 AMICIx 1,60 28 AmMotors 113 AmNIG 1.60 19 A Smelt 1,60 13 Am Stand 40 21 AmSugr la 18 20. Am 259 AmTob 1.60 74 33 AmZine 1,40 Ampex 111 Amsted 1.80 12 43 Anaconda 1d 100 AncHG 1,40 36 36 ArizPSv .92 9 35 Armco Stl 3 18 73 Armour 1,40 13 ArmsCork 6 69 AroCorp .80 5 AshidOl 1.40 18 Atchisn 1.60 70 AtICstLn 2 Atl Ref 2.40 15 Atlas Corp 68 AVC Cp 90 90 90 AvcoCorp 1 21 B- Babcockw 34 32 BaldLH ,40 13 BangrA 5 Basicine .60 23 Bathiron BeatFd 1.40 Beckman 73 57 BeechAc .60 25 BeechL 1.10 48 Bendix 2.40 24 BethStl 109 BiwKx 1.40 25 BlissEW .80 24 17 17 Boeing Co 2 55 BordenCo, 2 16 BorgWenr 36 BostEd 1.44 Briggs Mfg 19 Bristol My x30 Brunswick 183 BucyEr 80 Budd Co .60 10 BufFg 1.05d 2 Bullard Burlind 1.40 14 Burroghs 1 52 CampiSp .80 32 Funerals Final New York Stock Market Can Dry CnPac 21 Carol 13 CaroTel 1,60 Carrier 1.60 14 Case 22 Cater Tr .80 153 Celans 1.60 27 CenSoy 1.30 6 Cerro 1,60 216 Certntd .60 25 Cessna 58 ChamP 1.20 11 ChampSPI 2 17 Champl 1.20 35 Ches Oh 4 Ch 21 Chris Cr 15 12 Chrysler 302 Cin .92 15 CIT Fin 1.60 43 CitiesSv 2.60 23 ClevEll 1.20 14 Civite 1.40g 24 Coca Cola 3 7 Colgate 1.20 32 CollinsR ,40 9 Colo F-Ir 23 1 74 ColGas 1,22 43 ComCr 1.80 40 ComSiv. 1,10 30 ComEd 1,40 38 ConEds 3.30 20 ConsFd 1.35 22 ConNG 2.30 CnCoal 1.60 10 Container 30 ContBk 2.20 15 Cont Can 2 15 ContMot ,40 Cont Oil 2 22 Contri Data 60 Controls .80 CoopBs 1.60 49 CornPro 11 77 CraneCo 2 12 CrownZ 1.80 22 Crucible .80 14 Cudahy Pk 19 CurtisW 22 -D DanaCp 2 Dayco 15 DayPL 1.08 DeccaR 1,20 Deere 1.20 DelHud DetEds 1.20 26 Dia Alk 1.80 Diners 13 DistSea 1.80 DrPeppr .60 DouglasA 61 92 DowCh 1.80 51 Dresser 1.20 40 DuPont 3d 23 Dqu Lt 1.34 31 -E East AirL 34 EastGF 1.60 2 EastSSt 16 EastK 2.20g 48 EatonM 2 28 1.60a 7 EIPso NG 95 EltraCorp EmrRad .40 14 5 End John Erie Lack ExCello 1.50 42 -F Fair Strat 134 Fairmont 9 Falstff 1,40 5 FedMog 1.80 6 FerroC 1.80 3 Firestn 1.10 52 FirstNSt 2a Flintkote .80 34 FlaPwr 1.12 FMCCorp 45 FdFair .90 12 FoodMrt .70 1 331 421- 42 54 54 54 54 20 -33 1 701 30 15 33 33 33 42 70 70 43 135 135 46 46 17 17 29 32 32 593 48 231 35 61 59 59 -2 D- 47 231 69 264 E- 31 130 46 21 45 41 51 51 DENNIS J. KNOPIK Do You Know? "Among Great Figures in Religion" John Hus, born about 1369 in Husinetz, Bohemia, was one of the earliest followers of Wycliffe. After his education at the University of Prague, he.

became important in spreading the Protestant doctrine throughout eastern Europe. Burned at the stake in 1415, Hus was one of the first Protestant martyrs. HORSTMAN Memorial Chapel A WYOMING CORPORATION 234-0234 FordMot ForemD .40 FreeptS 1.20 Fruhaut Gambl 1.20a GnAccept Gen Baking Gen Dynam Gen El 2.20 Gen Food 2 GenMill 1,20 GnMot 2.45d GPrecn 1.20 GPubUt 1.28 GenStl 1.20 .88 Gen Tire .50 Genese 1.60 GeorgiaP 1g Gillett 1.10a Glen Al Glidden 2 Goodrh 2.20 Goodyr 1.15 GraceW 1.10 GranU Grant 1.20 GIAP GtNPap 1.40 NorRy 3 GIWSg Greyhound 1.40a GrumA 1.50 GulfMoOh 2 Gulf Oil 1.80 HamilP 1.40 HarbWr 1.80 HercPd Hershey ..70 Hewit Pack Hilton Hotel Homest 1.60 Honeywell 2 HookC 1.10g HoUsLP .84 Howes HudBy Hupp 41 IdahoP 1.20 Ideal Cem Ill Cent 2 HIPwr 1,40 Ing Rand 2 InlandS 1.80 InspirC 5 IntHarv 2.80 IntMng InNickl 2.20 IntPap 1.20 Int ITE CB JohnsMan 2 Jones 2.50 Joy Mfg KaiserAl .90 KC Solnd 1d KelseyHa 2 Kennecott KernCL 2.40 KimbCik 2 Koppers 2 Korvette Kresge 1.20 Kress Kroger 1.10 LaciG 1.05g LehPCem Leh Val Ind LOFGI 2.80a Libby Mc 31 5 LinkB 2.40a Litton Lockhd 1.60 Loews Thir LoneSCem LoneSGas Lorillrd 2.50 3 Luken 1.15d MackTr 1.80 Macy 2.20 Magma Magnvx .00 Marathon 2 MarMd 1.15 MarshF 1.60 Mart Mar 1 MayDS 1.20 McCrory .80 McDonll .60 McGrE 1.40 McKess 1.50 Merck .72 MGM 1.50 MidSoU 1.16 MidRos 1.60 MinChm .80 Co 1 Min PL 1.80 Mission Mo KanTex Mo Pac 2d Monsan 1.20 Mnt DU 1.40 Mnt Pw 1.12 MontWard Morrell Motorola 1 MtFuel 1.60 MurpCo 1.20 NatBisc 1.70 NCshR 1.20 NDairy 2.40 NatDist 1.20 NatGyps 2g NtLead 184 25 25 46 -G 19 3 279 184 61 x252 13. 31 22 139 42 20 139 26 17 59 126 52 22 19 65 5 32 15 84 27 73 -H 26 12 22 13 33 19 17 13 17 29 25 10 31 21 12 54 22 11 68 131 35 2 21 35 -K 24 16 24 18 17 3 28 -L 10 18 67 48 58 46 16 37 66 24 10 -M. 156 30 20 16 8 73 31 37 26 40 11 24 23 61 2 11 5 79 44 13 2 10 -N 13 48 2829 12 36 36 G- 35 907 36 28 33 28 54 54 51 51 66.

56 56 H- 35 35 18 130 62 67 37 44 44 42 449 78 78 54 54 28 28 J- 56 33 K- 46 86 59 47 33 42 34 24 3 62 62 60 64 16 44 44 74 M- 47 47 61 34 34 18 18 48 32 41 41 47 47 37 25 25 42 42 91 91 40 40 2314 23 23 N- 83 83 79 WOOL MARKET NEW YORK (UPI)- Wool tops on the New York Cotton Exchange day finished 1 to 11 points higher. Wool futures closed 2 to 14 higher. THE RANGE: WOOL FUTURES: Open High Low Close Oct $64 137.5B 138.7 138.0 138.6 Dec 137.5 137.5 137.0 137.4B March '65. 137.0B 137.5 136.8 137.1 July 133.5B 133.7 133.3 133.7 Spot price: 136.0 nom. Sales Friday 109 contracts.

Question. Do you make an extra charge when there is an autopsy? Answer In spite of the fact that some mortuaries make a charge to the family when there is an autopsy, we do not. In our experience we have never known a physician to request permission for an autopsy unless he was convinced it was necessary. Considerable progress in the medical arts and in law enforcement has come about through the advancement of autopsy knowledge. We feel that if a physician or those charged with the investigation of death regard an autopsy as essential, we should cooperate.

The American College of Pathologists in their official publication said: "The high standards of American medicine are, and will continue to be, dependent to a large degree on the frequency and care with which autopsies are performed. The hospital, the pathologist and the mortician must agree to discharge their responsibilities on the highest professional standards, and to promote mutual trust, confidence and good will." BUSTARD'S MEMBER BY INVITATION Juneral Directors NATIONAL SELECTED MORTICIANS CY AVENUE AT SPRUCE STREET NiStar Nat. Steel 2 Nat Tea .80 NevadPr ,68 28 Newberry NEngE 1,16 26 Newmt 1.20 12 NYCen -50b 56 2 25 Niag Moh 2 27 x13 NoAmA 2.40 40 NAmCar .80 24 NoNGs 1.80 NoPac 2.408 NStPwr 1,36 13 Northrp 26 NwstAirl :60 71 NBanc 1.408 OhioEd 1.90 OklaGE .80 OklaNG 1.40 OlinMa 1.40 58 ,76 Otis El 1.80 24 Outbd .60 48 Owens CF 1 Owenill 28 OxfdPp 1.20 3: PacGEl 1.10 49 Pac Lt 1.30 28 1.20 25 Pan Am .60 229 Panhdl 2.40 43 2 18 ParkeDav 104 Peabody .80 21 Penny 1.20a 15 PennDxCt 13 PennPL 1.40 16 Pa RR 164 PepsiC 1.40 15 Pfizer .80 41 PhelpsDge 3 82 PhilaEl 1,32 58 PhilMr 3.60 8 PhillipsPt 2 69 Pillsby 1.70 18 Piper 1.20a 7 PtsPG 2.40 86 Polaroid .20 17 ProctrG 20 1,30 32 Pullmn 1.40 19 PureOil 1.60 60 RCA .60 208 Ranco .80 16 Raynier 1.20 18 Raython .60 29 RepAvn 33 RepubiSti 2 43 Revin 1.10g 35 Rexall 44 ReyMet .50 63 Rey Tob 1.80 94 Richfid 1.80 Riegel 1.20 Robertsh 8 RochGE 1g 13 RockiStd 2g 13 RohrCp 24 RoyalDu le 137 Royal McB Rubroid 1.60 10 Safewy 1.80 30 StJosLead 2 10 StReg 1.40g 20 SanDgo 1.40 Sangamo El 9 Schenley 18 Scherg 1,40 Schlum 1.20 14 ScottP .90 64 SbrdAL 1.60 25 Sears 1.60a 64 Servel ShamOil Sharon ShellOil ShellTr Sheratn 56 Simmons 2 3 Sinclair 2 65 SmitK 1.20a 14 Socony 2.60 22 SoestPS 1.08 3 SCalEd 1.05 118 SthnCo 1.70 29 SoNGs 2.20 15 SouPac 1,40 42 SouRy 2.80 10 Sperry Rnd 185 SquarD 1.40 StBrnd 2.20 StdOlICal 2g 61 StdOilind 3 51. Std NJ 2.15d 180 Std Oil Ohio 39 StdPack 17 StanWr 1.20 6 Stanray 23 Sterling .65 111 StewWn 3 StoneWeb 3 2 Studebakr 1356 SuburbG .60 15 SrayDX 1.40 40 SunshM .40 88 SwiftCo 1.80 22 TennGasT 100 Texaco 2.20 48 TexETr .90 40 TexGTr 1.80 TexGPr 1h 16 TexGifS .40 803 Texinstr .80 32 TexPL 78 Tex Ut 1.28 15 Thiokol 5k 28 ThoRW 1.60 8 Tidewater 56 45 45 20 39 138 57; 57 57 20 57 30 47 14 101 33 P- 31. 31 41 58 73 54 54 72 143 573 R- 26 47 34 34 65 36 10 48 62 62 -2 117 37 50 50 467 46 64 82 59 70 68 14 14 58 58 65 85 11 14 14 29 22 52 20 62 13 56 Livestock Markets CHICAGO (UPI)-Livestock: Cattle 10,000.

Calves 40. Trading on slaughter steers and heifers active. Steers 50-75 higher, instances 1.00 up. Heifers 25-50 higher. Cows steady.

Bulls weak 50 lower. Slaughter steers 19.50-26.50, highest since last July. Slaughter heifers 19.25- 25.00. Cows 12.50-14.25. Bulls 16.50-18.50.

Hogs 8,000. Fairly active. Barrows, gilts and sows 25-50 lower. Barrows and gilts 15.75-17.50. Cows 12.00-14.25.

Sheep 500. Moderately active, spring slaughter lambs mostly steady. Shorn slaughter ewes steady to weak. Spring slaugter lambs 22.00-24.50. Shorn slaughter lambs 15.00-24.00.

Slaughter ewes 4.50-6.50. DENVER (UPI)-Livestock: Cattle, 4,000. Calves 50. Slaughter cows and bulls steady. Slaughter steers active, 50-75 higher, instances 1.00 higher.

Slaughter heifers 25-50 higher. Slaughter steers 22.25-24.50. Slaughter heifers 19.50- 23.25. Slaughter cows 11.00-13.90. Slaughter bulls 16.50-19.50.

Feeders: Steers 16.00- 19.00. Heifers 19.50. Steer calves 19.00- 20.00. Heifer calves 18.00. Hogs 1,600.

Barrows and gilts mostly steady. Sows steady to weak. Barrows and gilts 15.00-17.25. Sows 10.50-13.75. Sheep 5,000.

Slaughter spring lambs steady to 25 lower, mostly steady to weak, liberal waterfills considered. Feeder spring lambs mostly steady. Slaughter ewes weak to 50 lower, Breeders fully steady. Slaughter spring lambs 20.00- 24.10. Feeder spring lambs 18.60-21.10.

Shorn slaughter ewes. 3.00-5.00. Shorn breeding ewes 6.10-7.75. Yearlings 16.00. OMAHA (UPI)-Livestock: Cattle 14,000.

Calves 500. Steers 50-75 higher. Heifers 25-75 higher. Cows steady to 25 lower, instances 50 off. Feeders strong to 50, spots 1.00 higher.

Steers 20.25-25.25. Heifers 19.50-24.50. Cows 12.25- 13.50. Canner and cutter 11.00-12.75. Hogs 10,000.

Barrows and gilts steady. Sows steady to strong. Barrows and gilts 16.75-17.25. Sows 12.25-15.50. Sheep 2,000.

Spring lambs steady to 25 higher. Other classes steady. Spring lambs 22.00-23.75. Mixed lambs and yearlings 20.50. Ewes 4.50-5.50.

Burial Insurance Sold by Mail You may still be qualified for $1,000 or more burial insurance so you will not burden your loved ones with your funeral and other expenses. This NEW policy is especially helpful to those between 40 and 90. Only you can cancel your policy. No medical examination necessary. OLD LINE LEGAL RESERVE LIFE INSURANCE No agent will call on you.

Free information, no obligation. Tear out this ad right now. Send your name, address and year of birth to: Central Security Life Insurance M-281, 1418 West RoseI dale, Fort Worth 4, Texas. Quotations TimkenCo 13 Trane 14 Trnsam ,80 24 Transitron 145 TransWA 38 TriCont 26 20th CF 40 3 Udylite 1.20 UnCbde 3.60 31 Un Electr 1 19 UnOll 2.40g Un Pac 1.80 30 UnTank 1.80 26 UtdAirc 84 UtdAirL 30 UnCorp UtdEngFd 1 UFruit .60 29 UtdGas. 1.70 89 UGasimp 11 UdShoe 2.50 US Gyps 3a USindust 24 USPipe 1.20 22 USPIC 1.10a US Rub 2.20 42 USSmelt 2 16 US StI.

1.50d 179 USStipf 7 USTob 1.40 UvCySt. 1,40 Upjohn 16 UtahPL 1.32 20 87 87 U- 26 26 120 92 91 36 57 57 114 57 42 42 VanASt 1.60 2 34 34 Stocks Drift In Slow Trade NEW YORK (UPI) Stocks drifted Monday as Wall Street sat back to study the international situation. Volume was the smallest in more than a year. Prices opened fractionally higher and improved only slightly before dipping around session. A small recovery folbut a final trickle of profit taking cut down the size the gains in the popular averages.

Dow Jones industrial average was up 0.19 to 829.35 but rails were down 1.22 to 211.80. Standard Poor's more inclusive 500 stock index dipped 0.08 to 81.78. Turnover slowed to 3.05 million shares from 3.19 million shares Friday and was the slowest since 2, 1963 when 2,930,570 shares traded. Of the 1,323 issues traded 527 advanced, 28 to 132 1964 highs while 474 declined, 11 to new lows. A number of large blocks near the close put Studebaker at the top of the most active list.

It dropped to on 135,600 shares. Steels generally were firm but Lukens dropped Jones Laughlin and U.S. Steel General Motors, trading exdividend, dipped in an otherwise firm auto section. Du Pont posted a gain of while Eastman Kodak added and Allied tacked on Oils posted selective gains. Sun Oil rose 2, Standard Oil 1 (Ohio) Amerada and Sinclair Oil 1.

IBM held unchanged. Control Data dipped Honeywell rose 1 but Schlumberger dropped 2 and Beckman gave up Aircrafts were narrowly mixed. Drugs met selective demand late in the session and Abbot Labs rose Bristol Myers Baxter Labs and Norwich Prices were irregularly lower on the American Exchange. Volume slowed to 1.05 million shares compared with ,1.11 million shares Friday. Of the 720 issues traded, 247 declined, 216 advanced and 257 held unchanged.

Congress May Re-Convene WASHINGTON (UPI) Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield, said Monday that congressional leaders are eyeing the possibility of Congress resuming work the week before Labor Day if it cannot adjourn for the year by Aug. 22. He told newsmen after the regular weekly conference of all Democratic senators that the consensus of the group was that Congress should adjourn if possible before the Democratic convention opens in Atlantic City Aug. 24. Dow Jones Averages NEW YORK (UPI) DowJones closing range of averages: STOCKS: Open High Low Close 30 Ind 829.44 834.08 825.18 829.35 20 Ris 213.31 213.71 211.25 211.80 15 Utis 149.36 150.20 148.45 149.49 65 Stks 297.79 299.15 295.84 297.25 Net change: industrials, up 0.19; rails, off 1.22: utilities, up 0.51; stocks, off 0.23.

Transactions in stocks used in averages Monday: Industrials, railroads, utilities, total. 403,000. BONDS: Close Net Ch 40 Bonds 89.75 off 0.03 10 1st Rails 83.91 Unch 10 2nd Rails 92.07 up 0.04 10 Utils 88.47 off 0.06 10 Indus 94.56 off 0.08 Dow Jones commodity futures index (1924-26 average equals 100) closed at 136.49. Vanad -20b 13 Varian VaEPw 1.12 65 VulcanM .60 Walgreen 33 Walwth Ward Foods WarnPic WarnLm ,50 .80 FAR WashP 1.06 12 WVaPu 1.20 WstAirL .60 WnBancp West Md WUnion 1.40 WAirBr 1.60 15 WestEl 1.20 233 Weyerh 1.20 46 WheelStl Whirlpl 1,80 WhiteM 1.20 24 White Str Wilson 1.60 WinnDx 1.08 35 Woolworth 63 Wrigley 3a 2 -XYZXeroxCp .40 125 YongST 1,80 70 YgtSD 3 Zenith 1.20a 41 13 W- 6 32 35 1 34 21 21 46 46 35 35 109 109 109 66 65 Classified Ads ANNOUNCEMENTS 2- -Lost and Found LOST: Lady's red wallet. Contents abso-1953 lutely necessary.

Reward. Call 234-8397 for Mrs. Lena Hensley, LOST: male Siamese cat. Darker color, with red leather collar. Vicinity 700 block on S.

Park. Reward. 234-2386. 3-Personals EXPERT TV repairs. Reasonable rates.

Call anytime, H. 234-4354. PHILLIPS TAILORS 28 years experience in Custom Tailoring and Alterations. 438 South Wolcott. KAY'S Design Studio.

Alterations, sewing of all kinds. Kay Gwynn. 234-3214. 344 N. Jackson.

30 YEARS experience in seamstress work. Call for appointment. 234-7409. -Public Notices NO DOWN payment. mo.

to pay. Buy your beef by half, 49c lb. Weinrich's Frozen Food Locker: '34-2322, PLAN your birthday parties at EZ RidIng Academy. 235-1870. GARAGE SALE Baby equipment, bed, tricycle, toys, misc.

items. 344 N. lowa Ph. 235-6458 AUTOMOTIVE 7-Automobiles for Sale CONSIGN your vehicle to us. We will sell It for you.

Casper Used Car Exchange, 234-3686. AUTO upholstry. Widest choice. Materials, colors. Custom Auto Trimacross from Courthouse.

1964 T-BIRD. This car is truly loaded. Must sell. No reasonable offer refused. 224-8464; 234-8101.

MUST SELL '61 Volkswagen, radio, white sidewalls, seat belts. Very clean. 237-2397. IDEAL school car. '55 Chevy BelAir, door, automatic transmission, radio, heater.

237-3026. 1905 Hiview Drive. 1961 FALCON, 2. door, in excellent condition, good tires, price reasonable or consider trade. 234-2577.

Also call after p.m. '63 CORVETTE Coupe, 340 engine, speed, silver. $200 and take over payments. 235-6439. HELP I'll pay more for clean cars and pickups (and I'm not kidding).

MAX'S FINE CARS Across From Courthouse 234-8463 TOYOTA LAND CRUISERS WORLD'S TOUGHEST 4-WHEEL DRIVE SALES SERVICE ECONOMY MOTORS, Inc. 550 E. 1st 234-9396 '63 CHEVY Impala, door, Hardtop. Power glide, power steering. Will trade.

235-1136. 1963 CHEVY Super Sport convertible, all white, red Interior, 4,800 miles. Power steering and brakes, 327 engine, General Dual 90 tires plus snow tires. Perfect condition. No trade-in.

237-8187 anytime. 1960 BLUE Buick 4 door Le Sabre. Tires and seat covers. All in excellent condition. Excellent family car.

$1,200 without air conditioner, or $1,500 with, 234- 4283. 2647 East 9th. 1954 FORD Custom, in good condition. See at 724 South Ash after 4:30 or weekends. '56 CHEVROLET, stick, good tires, body perfect, clean.

1533 Westridge Court. 1960 AUSTIN Healy, series 3000. Make an offer. 235-6304. 1956 CHEVY, V-8, power glide, '56 235 engine, transmission with over drive.

235-2118. 1954 4 DOOR Plymouth. Ideal, clean second car. Only $175. Call 234-2965.

1736 South Jefferson. 1959 FORD Galaxie 4 door Sedan, Sperial $595 Rocky Mountain Motor Company, 1800 East F. St. 234-8983. '57 CHEV.

Automatic transmission. Clean. Call 237-7150 for good buy. 1962 VOLKSWAGEN Sedan. Radio, white wall fires.

guarantee. $1,395. Rocky Mountain Motor Company, 1800 East St. 234-8983, CLEAN 1959 Chevrolet Bel Air Sedan, V-8, automatic transmission, new mufflers and brakes. $850.

234-3738, or 234- 48.58. 1962 PONTIAC, 2 door Catalina, V-8 standard transmission. 18,000 actual miles. Only $1,695. Rocky Mountain Mofor Company, 1800 East St.

234-8983. 1962 FALCON Squire, Station Wagon. One owner! Excellent condition. Phone 234-1903. 1956 CHEVY, V-8 engine, complete low mileage.

Excellent condition, $150. Phone 234-7908 after 3 p.m. HIGH CASH prices paid for good Used Cars and Pickups ECONOMY MOTORS, Inc. 550 E. 1st 234-9396 1963 Monza.

Exceptionally 1963 CORVAIR Monza, Exceptionally power motor, practically new tires. Buy direct from original owner. $1995, See at 310 North Center. 59 WILLYS deluxe 4 wheel drive, cyl, engine. Powermatic hubs, inter6 lock oversize.

fuel tank, heavy duty radiator springs, wheels, Tow bar, wired for trailer, hitch, many extras. 27,000 actual miles. $1400. 234- 5102. 1961 CORVAIR, 500 club coupe.

Radio and heater and seat belts. Call 234- 0865; 8 -Auto Trucks for Sale NEW AND USED BUSES All sizes makes for. campers, schools, churches. Contact JACOBS EQUIPMENT CO. 1950 31st Denver CMC PICKUP BRAND NEW Del.

in Casper Only $1997 Equipped with fender side bed, heater qt. air cleaner, qt. oil filter, dir. signals. Shepherd Motors 3250 E.

Yellowstone Ph. 4-9301 8-Auto Trucks for Sale 1949 INTERNATIONAL pickup. Also, 1946 International pickup for sale. $75 each. 234-2910.

FOR SALE or trade 59 ton Chevy pickup. 58 Volkswagen. Phone 234-0744 after 6 p.m. FOR SALE 1963 Ford ton pickup, speed V-8 engine, custom cab, Clean. $1,550.

Call 265-4089. 1961. VOLKSWAGEN Pickup. Radio. One local owner.

$995, Rocky Motor Company, 1800 East St. 234-8983. 1959 12 TON Ford Pickup. Phone 265- 4847, or see at 1314 Maple. 1960 CHEVROLET, 4-speed, 6- cylinder, long box, excellent shape.

$995. 234-8291 after 6 P.M. CHEVY Panel, fair condition. Phone 235-5951. 1230 E.

22nd, 9. Trailers VACATION travel trailer rentals. Make your reservation now. Fay Peebles, 501 West Yellowstone. 234-2505.

SEE the new pickup campers by Dreamer with the exclusive lifetime warranty now on display at Fay Peebles. Wyoming's only complete dealership, SACRIFICE clearance sale! Brand new 13 ft. vacation trailers. Shasta Compact just 3 left only $995. LinCraft Sportsman just 2 left only $795, Don'1 be late and sorry buy today! Fay Peebles Trailer Sales.

TRAILER refinancing, Get extra cash, lower your payments, and combine ar and trailer payments. Our NineMonth-Payment Plan lets you skip ments in January, February, and March, No winter payments. Let us help you solve your money problems. Fay Peebles Trailer Sales. RIVERSIDE Trailer Court.

The most economical. North Center. Close to schools and store. Free moving. MORE hot weather to come! Don't suffer from the heat install a new air cooler today and be comfortable.

Nothing down with 12 months to pay Fay Peebles. NEED FURNITURE for that spare room? Look over the bargains oftered every day in the Morning Star classified pages. 7-Automobiles for Sale ANDERSON 8' 2 bedroom, carpet Don'! buy until you see this onel 234-9628. 1953 SURE WAY 2 bedroom modern trailer. $1095.

1948 Indian one bedroom modern trailer 29x8 $500. 1953 Ford station wagon. runs good. $125. 2627 Bonnie Brae, Repo 1955 35 8 2 bedroom house trailer, Needs some work.

Market value $1,400. Sacrifice price $700. Repe 1961 55 10 3 bedroom Fleetwood mobile home. New carpeting, Deluxe throughout. Can be bought on rental purchase.

Call 237-7294, 11 to 12. 234-5506, 6 to 7 p.m. 1961 WESTWOOD 10. 51. Front kitchen, 2 bedrooms, carpeted, washer.

Excellent condition. Call 235-5545. NEW USED TRAILERS COMMONWEALTH TRAILER SALES "The home of Quality Trailers" 910 W. Yellowstone Ph. 234-5845 USED TRAILERS We have a good selection of used 10-wide trailers in addition to new Frontiers, New Moons Rushmores, in 10, 12 and 20-wide models.

SELBY TRAILER SALES 1028 East St. Ph. 235-1742 10-Auto Accessories AUTO MARK IV AIR CONDITIONING SALES SERVICE PARTS Spaniol Ford Co. 235-6621 14-Motorcycles Bicycles YAMAHA, world's finest sport Cycles. World's largest selling 2 stroke, 1015 E.

Railroad. 235-6016. 1960 MATCHLESS, 650 cc, single. Also 1964 BSA Trail Bronc, 175 cc single. See at 257 West A.

after 3 p.m. 1964 CUSHMAN Trailster. Buddy seat, extras. Must sacrifice. 512 E.

13th. 234-3187. 1960 CUSHMAN Super Eagle Motor Scooter. Phone 237-8333. 7-Automobiles for Sale BUSTARD'S CY AVENUE AT SPRUCE Phone 23 4-7123 MRS.

MABEL DAVISON- Private funeral services were conducted Monday for Mrs. Mabel Davison at the Bustard Funeral Home, with the Rev. E. Dwight Beard of the First Assembly of God Church, officiating. Interment was by her husband at the Highland Cemetery.

HOPE ALLEN BIDWELLFuneral services for Mrs. Hope Allen Bidwell were conducted Monday at 11 a.m. at the Bustard Funeral Home, with the Rev. Neil Warner of the First Methodist Church officiating. The body was taken to Farragut, Iowa, for interment.

MILLARD B. LARSON- Services for Millard B. (Swede) Larson were conducted by the Rev. Dr. Charles S.

Bream, Lutheran minister, at the Bustard Funeral Home Monday at 3 p.m. Burial will be in Highland Cemetery, HARRY FOSS- Final rites for Harry Foss will be held at the Bustard Funeral Home Tuesday at 2 p.m., with the Rev. Neal Warner, assistant pastor of the First Methodist Church, officiating. Burial will be in Highland Cemetery. SUSAN SOLWOLDFuneral services will be conducted for Miss Susan Solwold Tuesday at 10 a.m, at the Bustard Funeral Home with the Rev.

B. M. Rogness of Our Saviour's Lutheran Church, officiating. Interment will be in Highland Cemetery. Hillside CHAPELOFMEMORIES DON CORNETT, Funeral Director 243 South Park Ph.

234-4856 HORSTMAN MEMORIAL CHAPEL 234-0234 710 E. 2nd FLOWERS For All Occasions Dial 237-2577 146 So. Canter St. Flowers Claudia 414 E. '2nd 235-6661 futures Mon- points PV 137.2 137.0 136.9 133.1 SHEPHERD MOTORS Big Lucky "8" Sale Save $88 to $800 Now As Low as $8.88 Down LOOK AT THESE TODAY 1953 Oldsmobile 4-Door 1955 Jeep Wagon V-8 $688 1955 Buick 4-Door Hardtop, Good $288 1957 Studebaker Wagon $288 1961 Jeep Pickup $1288 1960 Olds '88' Holiday Coupe $588 1962 Ford XL 500 Convertible $2288 1960 GMC Panel $1188 1962 Cutlass Olds $2188 1962 Valiant Wagon $1488 1957 Olds 4-Door $288 1954 Olds Coupe $128 1958 Olds 88 Coupe $488 1953 Jeep Pickup $288 1958 GMC ton $688 1957 Chev.

Sta. Wagon 1959 Rambler Wagon $788 1961 Olds 88 4-Door $1588 40 MORE TO CHOOSE FROM BANK RATE FINANCING 2101 E. YELLOWSTONE PHONE 234-3172 10- -Auto Accessories 10-Auto Accessories REBUILT FORD ENGINES 1954-57 V-8 $274.50 $14.50 Per Mo. 1954-61 Six $219.00 $10.75 Per Mo. PRICE INCLUDES GASKETS OIL FILTER INSTALLATION LABOR OTHER MODELS ALSO AT LOW, LOW PRICES AND EASY TERMS Prices Good Thru August 31st SPANIOL FORD CO.

235-6621.