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Agenda No.
Wichita Falls, Texas
Memorial Auditorium Bldg.
February 27, 1961
1 8c 2 The Board of Aldermen of the City of WichitaFalls,Texas, met in regular session
on the above date, in the Council Room of the Memorial Auditorium Bldg., at 7:00 o'clock
P.M., with the following members present:
Kenneth Johnson Mayor
J. R. Ray
E. J. Wininger
Roger E. Thoes Aldermen
Dr. Al T. Witcher
Joe Bailey Meissner
Mrs H. P. Ledford
C. J. Griggs City Manager
Frank Gibson City Attorney
A. L. Fitts City Clerk
The Invocation was given by Rey. Wilson Wood, Pastor South Side Baptist Church.
3 Moved by Alderlman Ray that the Minutes of the regular meeting held Feb 13, 1961,
be approved.
Motion seconded by Alderman Thoes and carried.
4 Mayor Johnson opened a short discussion of Civil Defense problems and the recommen-
dations of the Committee appointed to :Hake a survey of Civil Defense. Mr. Lynn Darden,
Chairman of the Committee, was asked if the Committee desired to make any further recommen-
dations. There being none, the Mayor announced the appointment of Mr. Ben Ludy, President
of K.W.F.T. Radio Station, as City Civil Defense Director, effective April 4, 1961.
Moved by Alderman Wininger that the appointment of Mr. Ben Ludy as City Civil
Defense Director be approved.
Motion seconded by Alderman Meissner, with addition of an amendment that Mr. Ben
Ludy be ,empowered by the Council to form and perfect a Civil Defense organization for the
City of Wichita Falls. The amendment was accepted by Alderman Wininger, and the motion
with the Amendment carried unanimously.
Mayor Johnson expressed the appreciation of the Council to Colonel Steve Marchand
for his work with Civil Defense and expressed the hope that he would continue working in
rescue operations.
5 The Mayor announced that a Public Hearing on the request for enforcement of Texas
Statues regulating labor and the sale of goods on Sunday was now open and asked the City
Attorney to read the Brief he had prepared, a copy of which is attached hereto.
V The City Attorney announced that the proposal was a moot question insofar as the
City Council was concerned, in that these were state laws and that any citizen was at liberty
to file charges for violations in Justice Courts, County Courts, or Corporation Courts.
Those speaking against the Sunday closing laws were:
Chas. Betts, Pastor 7th Day Adventist Church. W.T.(Sonny) Crawford 7th Day Adv. Church
John Jones Handy Food Stores Mike Stern Surplus City
Gladys Wilson 7th Day Adventist Church W.S. Hancock Genl Secy for Education
Harold Thom Falls Bowling Alley 7th Day Adv.
Mrs W. T. Crawford 7th Day Adventist Church Fred Lowder Jiff'yFood Stores
L. C. Mundy Mundy Nursery
Those speaking for the Sunday closing laws were:
Robert Bush, Pastor St. Marks M.E. Church
Clarence Muhlberger
Jack Ballard
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The Mayor declared a 5 minute recess, after which the Council members discussed 5-con't
among themselves the proposal.
tabled. Moved by Alderman Ray that the Public Hearing be closed and the Proposal be
Motion seconded by Alderman Wininger and carried unanimously.
The Petitions were ordered filed in the Office of City Clerk.
Mr. Bill Thacker, Chairman of the Planning Board, presented a number of petitions 6
requesting the Board of Aldermen to submit the question of comprehensive zoning for the
City of Wichita Falls on the regular City Ballot; said petitions to be filed in the Office
of City Clerk.
RESOLUTION NO. 442 7
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN OF THE CITY OF WICHITA FALLS, TEXAS:
1. THAT AN ELECTION BE HELD IN THE CITY OF WICHITA FALLS, TEXAS, ON APRIL 4, ,l
1961, for electing the following officials of said City:
Alderman - Place One
Alderman - Place Two
Alderman - Place Three
2. THAT also there shall be submitted at said election the following proposition:
For the adoption of a comprehensive zoning ordinance.
Against the adoption of a comprehensive zoning ordinance.
3. AND THAT SAID ELECTION shall be held at the following named places with the
following persons as presiding judges within the following districts, to wit:
CITY VOTING PLACES AND JUDGES - 1961
Voters Residing in
Corporate Limits
Within the following
Counter Prec. Number Voting Place Judge
1 Courthouse Mrs Guy Beard
2 Travis School Mrs Jose G. Arias
3 Highway Dept. Dist.Shop 400 E.Scott Mrs Roy St ricklin
4 Lamar School (Sunnyside &
Sun Valley Additions) Bob Wise
5 Bonham School Howard M. Shoup
6 Kitchen Specialty Co.2308 Brook Mrs S. H. Rider
7 Booker Washington School Gym A. L. Wilson
8 FainSchool Mrs Dorothy'Ward
9 Primitive Baptist Church,1701 Burnett L. V. Lawler
10 Warford St. Fire Station Mrs J. H. Terry
11 Reagan School Mr. R. .S. England
12 17th & Holliday St. Fire Sta Mrs J. W. Thomas
13 Jefferson St. Fire Sta Mrs Mozelle Laseman
14 Highway Patrol,Beverly Drat loth St. Mrs Evelyn Brock
15 Alamo School Mrs Burl Bryant
16 Dr. Leo Karl's Office,1606 Brook Mrs Paul F. Harder
17 Assembly of God Church.'
2121 Broad St. Mrs R. E. Stone
18 Wich.Falls Air Reserve Center
2001-9th Stl Mrs W. L. Ewell
19 Senior High School Mrs B. T. Adams
20 Zundelowitz School Mrs Clyde Tittle
21 Harrell School R. J. Claypool
22 C.O.Smith Landscape Nursery
1525 Beverly Dr. Mrs H. F. Draper
23 Buchanan St. Fire Sta George Smoot
24 Sam Houston School Mrs George Stracener
25 Helene Parish House,3804 Old
Seymour Road Mrs George Bartosh
30 Midwestern University Russell Kolp
40 Bowie School Mrs C. L. Pierce
41 Huey School Mrs A.H.Hulsey
42 City View School Mrs W.F.Woodrum
43 Ben Franklin School Homer Karrenbrock
Voters Residing in 267
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Within the Following
7-con't County Prec.Numbers Voting Place Judge
44 Giddings St. Fire Sta A. F. Edwards
45 Crockett School airs R.B.Wiseman
46 Texas Hy Dtp. Bldg. Wichita Gardens Mrs Wylie T. Morgan
47 Carrigan School Charles H.Smoot
48 WichitaFalls State Hospital A.D.Fenoglio
50 McGaha School G.Dillard Anderson
51 Kemp Street Fire Station R.L.Burnam
52 Ben Milam School R.L.Arnold
53 Camp Fire Lodge, Harrell Park iirs C.R.Cowles
54 Libby Fair Holland Library C.E.Jackson
55 Cunningham School Mrs Leroy Stone
56 Thomas Jefferson School Mrs W.G.Godfrey
The Chief of Police shall post a properly executed copy of this Resolution, Order and
Notice at the Places where the Election is to be held, such Notice to be posted at least
thirty (30) days before the date of said Election.
Moved by Alderman Thbies that Resolution No. 442 be passed and approved, as read.
' Motion seconded by Alderman Ray and carried by the following vote:
Yeas: Aldermen Ray, Wininger, Thoes, Witcher, Meissner and Ledford.
Nays: None.
8 Alderman Witcher, Chairman of-the Capital Improvements Committee, reported that the
figures were still incomplete, and would be presented at a later meeting.
9 Mr. Lloyd C. Thomas, ex-Mayor of Wichita Falls, presented a request from the
First State Bank for permission to encroach on public property in the construction of their
a
building at 9th and Lamar, copy of plans attached hereto.
Moved by Alderman Ray that the request of the First State Bank, as outlined in
copy of plans submitted, be granted.
Motion seconded by Alderman Witcher and carried by the following vote:
Ayes: Aldermen Ray, Wininger, Thoes and Witcher.
Nays: Aldermen Meissner and Ledford.
10 Mr. Carl Thompson, Commander of Pat Carrigan Post No, 120, American Legion,
presented a request for permit for the Dudley Carnival Shows to show at the Ball Park
May 14th through May 28th, under the same conditions as in 1960.
Moved by AldermanThoes that permission be granted for Dudley Carnival Shows to
show at the Ball Park, May 14 through May 28th, under sponsorship of Pat Carrigan Post
No. 120., American Legion,
Motion seconded by Alderman Ray and carried unanimously.
11 ORDINANCE NO. 1942
All ORDINANCE REGULATING SOLICITORS, PEDDLmS, HAWKERS, ITINERANT MERCHANTS OR
TRANSIENT VEdDORS OF MERCHANDISE IN THE CITY OF WICHITA FALLS, TEXAS, AND DECLARING IT
TO BE A NUISANCE FOR THOSE ENGAGING IN SUCH PURSUITS TO GO IN OR UPON PRIVATE RESIDENCES
`WITHIN THE CITY OF WICHITA FALLS, TEXAS, WITHOUT HAVING BEEN REQUESTED OR INVITED TO DO
30, FOR THE PURPOSE OF SOLICITING ORD�S OF THE SALE OF GOODS OR MERCHANDISE; ,PROVIDING
PENALTIES FOR THE VIOLATION HEREOF, AND REVEALING ALL ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT HEREWITH.
had: No one appeared in behalf of Ordinance No. 1942, and the following motion was
Moved by Alderman Meissner that Ordinance No. 1942 be tabled.
Motion seconded by Alderman Ray and carried by the following vote:
Yeas: Aldermen Ray, Wininger, Thoes, Witcher, Meissner and Ledford.
Nays: None.
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The request of Mr. Tom Foley for a contribution to help defray the cost of 12
the pollution program of the Red River Authority was passed to No. 2 L
Moved by Alderman Meissner that the low bid of Tanners Inc. to supply tires 13
and tubes at their price of $14,985.26, be accepted and that they be awarded the contract
to supply tires and tubes to the City, copy of Purchase Summary on file in Office of
City Clerk.
Motion seconded by Alderman Wininger and carried.
Item No. 14 was passed. 14
I-loved by Alderman Thoes that the Minutes of the Traffic Commission meeting ` y_ 15
held Feb. 14, 1961, be received.
Motion seconded by Alderman Wininger and carried.
Moved by Alderman Witcher that the Minutes of the Wichita City-County Welfare <<`P 16
Board meeting held February 21 1961, be received. y
Motion seconded by Alderman Wininger and carried.
Moved by Alderman Ledford that the Wichita General Hospital bill for indigent 17
patients for the month of January, 19610 in amount of $10,416.90, be allowed and paid.
Motion seconded by Alderman Ray and carried.
Moved by Alderman Ray that payments due on Reimbursement Contracts be allowed, 18
as follows:
To Hughes DevelopmentCo. Inc $487.49, for water mains in Dittoe Hts. Addn.Southern
Hills Sect.
Mary Lillian Singleton, 118.03, for water mains in Singleton Addn. Sect.
3.
Motion seconded by Alderman Ledford and carried by the following vote:
Yeas: Aldermen Ray, Wininger, Witcher, Meissner and Ledford.
Nays: Alderman Thoes.
Mr. Bill Rusk, Seymour Highway, complained about the drainage in that area. 19
This aas.,referred to the*.City_Manager.
The request from Mr. Jessie Wood., Meads Bakery, and Mr. L. D. Park, American 20
Bakeries, that they be notified when Ordinance 1942 was to be presented again for
consideration by the Council, was referred to the City Clerk.
RESOLUTION NO. 443
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WHEREAS, the State of Texas, has heretofore provided by law that Midwestern
University shall become a state university on September 1, 1961, provided all the
properties now comprising Midwestern University and Hardin Junior College are conveyed
to the State of Texas free of debt by August 1, 1961, and
WHEREAS,, there is presently outstanding both revenue and mortgage bonds against
said property, and
WHEREAS, the transfer of Midwestern University to a state university is in the
best interest of, the citizens of Wichita Falls and the entire North Texas area, and
WHEREAS, the Trustees of Wichita Falls Junior College District have called
an election for March 4, 1961, to determine whether the voters of the Wichita Falls
Junior College District shall authorize the issuance of tax bonds to refund the out-
standing indebtedness against the properties of Hardin Junior College and Midwestern
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21-con't University, and
WHEREAS, the authorization of said bonds is necessary in order to both effect the
transfer to the State of Texas, and to relieve some tax burden on the citizens in this area.
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NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN OF THE CITY OF lilICHITA.
y FALLS, TEXAS:
THAT, the bond election of March 4. 1961, and the program cdvered therein is
endorsed by the Board of Aldermen of the City of Wichita Falls and all citizens are urged
to support Midwestern University by voting for the issuance of these bonds.
Moved by Alderman Meissner that Resolution No. 443 be approved and passed as
read.
Motion seconded by Alderman Witcher and carried by the following vote:
Yeas: Aldermen Ray, Wininger, Thoes, Witcher, Heissner and Ledford.
Nays: None.
22 Alderman Meissner re-introduced Item No. 12, a request from Mr. Tom Foley,
- President of the Red River Authority of Texas, for financial assistance to carry on
their pollution program.
Moved by Alderman 14eissner that $5000.00 be contributed from the Water Fund
for the above mentioned program.
Motion seconded by Alderman Thoes and carried.
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23 A claim was presented on behalf of E. M. Powell, for $70.00 damages to a
floor furnace caused when a water main broke and flooded same.
Moved by Alderman Wininger that the above claim be allowed and paid.
Motion seconded by Alderman Witcher and carried.
Moved by Alderman Ray that the meeting be adjourned.
Motion seconded by Alderman Ledford and carried.
The Board of Aldermen then adjourned at 10-23 P.M.
APPROVED this the 131 day of —' 1961.
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ATTEST:
City Clerk
Affidavit of Publication
THE STATE OF TEXAS
COUNTY OF WICHITA
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500--Humphre76-18-53 Wichita Falls Record News, a newspaper published at Wichita Falls in
Wichita County, Texas, and upon being duly sworn by me, on oath states
that the attached advertisement is a true and correct copy of advertising
published in.............0-ne......(1)......................--------I...........issues thereof on the follow-
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OF WICHITA FALLS
Subscribed and sworn to before me this the day and year first above
(SEAL) written.
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t;OAftD OF ALDERMEN OF
.1,.� f a �. �) � TEXAS: �1�IGH•
•1Ik LD IN THE CITY OF
1 �Dblil FOR ELECTING THE
FALLS. (•ti Al nL. 4 ,
FOLLC3t9Nt� +:.S oi. SAID CITY:
rma.l Place One
„!r!,erD1a11 Place TWO
Altie%man — Place Three
II. THAT ALSO THERE SHALL BE SUBMITTED AT SAID
ELEC'I'I0N TII I'OLI,O��'ING PROPOSITION:
FOR T'HF' ADOPTION OF A COMPREHENSIVE ZONING
ORDIN:�NCE.
AGAINST THE ADOPTION OF A COMPREHENSIVE ZONING
ORDINANCE.
III. AND THAT SAID ELECTIONSHALL BE HELD AT THE
�FOLLOWING NA'�\IED PLACES WITH THE FOLLOWING PER
SONS AS PRES DING JUDGES WITHIN THE FOLLOWING DIS-
TRICTS, TO WIT: AND JUDGES — 1961
CITY VOTING PLACES
Voters Residing '
in Corporate
Limits Within the
Following County Voting Place Judge
Precinct :number Mrs. Guy Beard
1 Courthouse Mrs. Jose G. Arias
2 Travis school Mrs. Roy Stricklin
3 Highway Dept. District Shop, 400 E. Scott
4 Lamar School (sunnyside & Sun Valley Additions) Bob
wa Wi 11I Shoup
5 Bonham School Mrs. S. H. Rider
6 Kitchen Specialty Co., 2303 Brook A. L. Wilson
7 Booker Washington School Gym Mrs. Dorothy Ward
8 Fain School L. V. LaWlen
9 Primitive Baptist Church, 1701 Burnett Mrs J. H. Terry
to Warford Street Fire Station Mr. R. s, England
11 Reagan School Mrs. J.W. Thomas
12 17th & Holliday Street Fire Station Mrs. Mozell Laseman
13 Jefferson Street Fire Station Mrs, Evelyn Brock
14 Highway Patrol, Beverly Drive at loth Street Mrs.Burl Bryant
15 Alamo School Mrs,Paul F.Harder
16 Dr. Leo Karl's Office, 1606 Brook Mrs,R.E.stone
17 Assembly of God Church, 2121 Broad Street Mrs.W. L.Ewell
18 Wichita Falls Air Reserve Center, 2001 9th Stret Mrs..B. T. Adams
19 Senior High School Mrs. Clyde Tittle j
20 Zundelowitz School R. J. Claypool 1
21 Harrell School
22 C. O. Smith Landscape Nursery, 1525 Beverly Dave George•Smoot
23 Buchanan Street Fire Station Ma's. George Stracner
24 Sam Houston School Mrs. George Bartosh
25 Relenic Parish House, 3804 Old Seymour Road Russell Role
30 Midwestern University Mrs. C. L. Pierce
40 Bowie School Mrs. A. H.Hulsey
41 Huey School Mrs. W. F. Woodrum
42 City View School Homer Itarrenbrock
43 Ben Franklin School A. F..Edwards
44 Giddings Street Fire Station Mrs,R.B.Wiseman
45 Crockett School Mrs, Wylie T. Morgan
46 Texas Highway Dept. Building, Wichita Gardens Charles E.Smoot
47 Carrigan School A. D. Fenoglio
e,a Wichita Falls State Hospital G. Dillard Anderson
50 McGaha School R, L. Arnold
51 Kemp Street Fire Station - R. L Burnam
52 Ben Milano School Mrs. C. R. Cowles
53 Camp Fire Lodge, Harrell Park C. E. Jackson
54 Libby Fair Holland Library Mrs;Leroy Stone
v 55 Cunningham School Mrs, W. G. Godfrey
56 Thomas Jefferson School executed COPY Of
The Chief of Police shall post a properly,
this Resolution, Order and Notice at the Places Where the
Election is to be held, such Notice to be posted at least thirty (30)
days before the date of said Election. 1961.
PASSED AND APPROVED this 27th day of February,
ATTEST:
A. L. Fitts, City Clerk Kenneth•Johnson, Mayor
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Sin,�Vell. oil 2 Z;!10
slick I U, 34 Close
son�'tone 29 Illif
sopennoil 3 3.�j 111, -,,37/,4.
so7.Nlater .60 7 1151h �-HICA(.,o
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�Starrett 110 3�/, : 31/s, al*d of Trade. bu
I1� 141/2-
Sheri Al11 Id 1 4 15 1 this time it was in both direction,,
Sterl Prec 100 3 T1 previous closes.
Stinnes 3 41 401 j 401fi- 1,8' t. The fluctu
StopShop .40b 59 55-1 50 1 a ions wer(�
StY101i CP .25, 38 5 474 4 not blocked by th,
Sup Tool limit barrier.
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Sym, Way let 14 71,ii 7', Vj i Y early afternoon
Syntex Cp 100 41% 38 41_a+'3.� 1 . in the pre
_T_ VIOUS sessions trade virtually pia,
Talon A 1 1 26 26 26 -�4 ceased because losses ran the ii
Tampa El .72 74 41% 41 41 --1Y, Cent limit allowed for a Singl,
Tech Oper 53 56% 53 56N+3% day.
Technico 147 19 1811r9 113�} %114
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`iday's trade volume
Teleprom 52 131/h 121/4 Fi
Telev Ind 41 41/2 aPpearec
Texam Oil 3 13A 13�7/8 37/8-3h to be at a considerably reduced
Texstar 49
1% P,� 13A--% rate than earlier in the week and
ThewShov 20e 1 201/4 201/4 201/4.....
JThomp Star* 43 1�/, 1�,/� I%-q was more two-sided. After start-
'ITilo Rf 209 5 133/8 JaVa
181/4+ 1/4 ing off strong, prices came under
'JT?dd Shp 1.40 3 23 23 23 ..... I
vi Trans Cub A 12 5-32 5.32 5-32--l-32 motive selling pressure and slipped
Trans Lux .40 2 15]A 15 13 -'/1 well below previous closes before
Tra sp , .30 5 10/o loiq l0i/4...
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Tri Cent wt 7 30 Va 305/s 30%+ %;turning for another broad runup.
_U_ Activity in the grain Pits was
Unexeell Ch 17 17 IWs "4-'A dull .UnAircPd 51 51/4 4 n/4 47/s+ 1/4 -no st of the time.
Unit Asb 35 4 37/. 37/1/e Soybeans closed cents
31/2 to 73/s Un Can O&G 37 11-16 11-16 11-16-1-16
USAirCond .10e 14 4% 4% 4%+ q a bushel higher, March $2.951/2;
USFoil B .40 166 377/8 37 371i ..... wheat V8
Univ Amer 23 73/a 7Vs 7%+ 1/4 to 1//4 higher, March
UnControl .30 175 131/4 123/4 123/4- corn 2/. to % higher,
Univ Mar 1.20 55 16% 161/4
% 8V 8 2 163/8+ `/
UtahIdS .40 6 8 March $114;
5/s+ 1A, oats 'Is lower to 3/8
_V_ higher, March 623/8; rye 3/4 to Isla
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Valspar .50 12 11% io,/. livi+ higher, March $1.21T/4.
Van Norm wt 3 51/2 5y, 5%_;/8 1
Victor Pt 82 17V4 FORT WORTH (AP)-Wheat 1 hard
16% 17Vs 1- 2.313 383/4; corn 2 yellow 1.333/4.1353/4;
Victore�n .62f 77 171/2 16% 16%- oats 3 white 791;i-8134; 2 yellow'milo
Vince CP 24 10 93/4 93/4-;14 10
ValrC&C .50t 95 8Y. 77/s 7Ys-V4 , CASH GRAIN
_W_ CHICAGO (AP)-No wheat,oats or soy-
Waltham Prec 678 2% 17/a 21/4+ 3A bean sales. Corn sample grade Yellow gg
Webb&Knapp 108 11/9 1 11/8+ % 112
West Cdn Oil 10 1% 11/8 IV8+1-16 Soybean oil 13 Ask.
Wn Develop 7 45% 4% 4% ih_ � "Ba'rley; malting choice 1.10-1.20N; feed
White E Int 28 lA % %_ /8 193,1,OON*
WichitHOH 1 31/a 31/s 31/s+ 'A
Wills Mew .10d 9 10 97/8 97/8-3/4
WoodNM .60 z300 107/s 103/4 103/4.....
WrightH 20 11/8 11-16 1%
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Zapata Pet 43 7 63/8 63rfa+ 5/8
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NatResrch 5876 14 1293/4 128 128 +3 tures
OhioPw 3V4s68 7 95% 95% 95%+ % GRAIN TABLE
SoCaIE 41/�0211 I 981h 981,E 981,/-IY4 CHICAGO (AP)-
Approx stock sales............... 2,750,000 I
Sales year ago...................1,191,750 Prev
Open High Low Close Close
Approx bond sales...............$390,000 WHEAT
Sales year ago................... $113,000 Mar 2.107/s 2.107/s 2.091/4 2 101A 2.0 9 7/1
May 2.107/s 2.103/. 2.101,i 2'10% 2.105/8
Jul 1.94 1.94 1.931/s 1.933/4 1.93j/2
Sep 1.97V4 1.971/4 1.96% I.M/z
Dividends Dec 2131 1XPA 2.021% 2.02% 2.02V2
CORN '
IMar 1.13V� 1'14j/4 1-131/i 1.14 L13%
IMay 1.17ai l.181/8 1.171/2 1 18T/a UP/e
DIVIDENDS DECLARED I Jul 1.211/5 1.217/s 1.21:Ys 1.'217/s 1.213A
IS}
S 1.22 1-221/� 1.215/s 1.22V4 1.21N
ir, J Vele. 1.1 9�/4 1.1 9�/, 1.19V4 1.19% 1.19