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5 'T jWtmteapofe tribune Steel Stocks Rally on Tin-Plate Price Rise Target Chief Says Company Industry Markets WHAT STOCKS DID in' "Big Steel," wheeled like 17 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1965 a battalion of troops and W.d tu.i. Advanc.l 571 ill Dtclinti 571 515 Umhono.d 154 776 Totol liiut 1403 131 N.w 1965 Hiahl 104 130 N.w 1965 lowi 12 15 'PAYOLA1 CHARGED NEW YORK, N.Y. A rally by steels and a scrambled price pi ur Disputed Sugar BUI Passes House Voie Pako Schedules $1 Million Plant Expansion Start Construction is scheduled among recent trading favor ites highlighted a mixed stock market Wednesday. Trading was heavy, volume moved forward solidly, a conspicuous example of group strength in a helter-skelter market. U.S.

STEEL rose 1 to 51 as third and most active stock on turnover of 155,600 shares, by far the best performance by any steel stock in a long time. The Associated Press average of 60 stocks closed unchanged at 347.8 with industrials up .4, rails off .4 and utilities up .1. American Photocopy was far and away the most active stock on 637,500 shares as it sank 2 to9'2. "APECO" was delayed in opening for two hours be totaling 9.5 million shares From the Tribune Wire Service House the Freedom of Information bill which its backers say is designed to strengthen WASHINGTON, D.C. to begin this month on a addition In a stormy session during which tempers ran high, the public access to news about government operations.

to the headquarters and main factory of Pako Corp. in Golden Valley, Chairman Harry M. Dye announced The House Appropriations House passed the controversial Sugar Quota bill Wednesday over charges compared with 9.48 million Tuesday. All the popular averages were slightly lower and a few more stocks fell than rose on the New York Stock Exchange. THE STEELS, badly neglected in recent market sessions when low-priced growth Committee approved $4.2 bil lion to finance a series ot Wednesday.

The $1 million project will ereat society" programs en acted by this session of the cause of a pile of sell orders Will Expand Target Stores, plans to build at number of additional stores in various parts of the n- IN try. Douglas J. nnciMcee Dayton. Presi-BUSINESS dent, said Wednesday. Me said Target's new discount department store, which opens for business today with a grand opening Sunday, is "the first step in Target's expansion program which envisions many additional stores in various parts of the country." Located on an 18-acre site at 80th St.

and Penn Av. S. in Bloomington, the new store is Target's fifth and largest outlet. It has 20 per cent more space than the other Target outlets in St. Louis Park, Crystal, Roseville and Duluth, Minn.

THE NEW Target store has a staff of 360 headed by Michael Markovich, store manager; Clayton Burkstrand, merchandise manager, and Guy Elam, operating man-ager. Dayton, who declined to comment on the location of other Target outlets envisioned for outside the state, said the new outlet will be open on Sundays. John Pidgeon, Bloomington city attorney, said, "A violation of the law by one firm, when it is not immediately punished, will lead other expand facilities at 6300 Olson Memorial Hwy. by 70 89th Coi.gress. There are a couple of major per cent, to 325,000 square feet, Dye reported.

which followed overnight news that IBM had decided not to exercise its option to make and market one of stocks in electronics, office equipment and other fields have dominated the list of items still in dispute between House and Senate. However, the final money bill brought The project is slated for trading favorites, advanced that the measure carried "the rank odor of payola." Earlier, in related action, supporters of the bill defeated proposals to eliminate the quotas of foreign countries employing sugar lobbyists and to trim the profits of foreign producers. Considered to be one of the hottest legislative items on the Congressional agenda because of the huge amounts of money involved, the bill established foreign and do completion by October iyto. Apeco's office copying machines. It finally opened at 9 Minneapolis Tribune Photo by Donald Black I I The $12-million, 24-story St.

Paul Hil-01 ng Up ton Hotel is taking shape at Wabasha St. and Kellogg Blvd. in St. Paul. The 500-room hotel, which St.

Paul businessmen helped finance by buying $5.5 million in stock and debentures, is scheduled to open in June 1966. on blocks of 240,000 and 13, 000 shares. to more than $118 billion the total that will have been appropriated by the current session of congress. The total makes the first session of Pako manufactures automated processing equipment for photographic film and prints as well as automated film processing equipment for the graphic arts and Prices were irregularly higher on the American Stock on news that U.S. Steel had raised prices for tin-plated steel.

This is a big-volume item and it raised hopes that selective price increases in the steel industry would now begin to take the sting out of the recent costs of a new labor contract. Steels, pivoting on strength Exchange. Volume was 3.08 Congress the most expensive since the height of World War II. million shares compared with said it has no immediate X-ray fields. 2.89 million Tuesday.

plans to install movies, tele month earnings of $1.94 a share, up from $1.72 a share in the same period last year. British Overseas Airways mestic quotas for the next five years. It thus determines the source of every pound of Corporate bonds were mixed. U.S. Treasury bonds Manufacturing space will be expanded by 90,000 square feet to 260,000 square feet.

vision or other inflight enter tainment on its planes. rose slightly. suear consumed in the United States through 1971 Well-heeled lobbyists, in COMPLETE AMERICAN STOCK MARKET Quota to Hear Dr. Gof nifzka Dr. A.

Reuben Gornitzka, head of Direction, will speak at the 20th annual conference of the cluding some well-known Washington law firms, have been jockeying for months Sales Net 1100 si H.gh low last Chg. Sales Net HOC si Hiah low last Cha. to secure a large portion of Highway Tra 6 17, 1', 17, HOC High low lost Chg. AbbvRnt 30 41 15 ,4 UV, 15 V. CrnN'ShA 80 Con Oil ConKiuct Pd Cont Avnt the sugar pie.

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He said Bloomington would use a state law to prosecute any store opening on Sunday "whenever someone approaches us and asks for a complaint that is supported by evidence of a violation." BLOOMINGTON and other suburbs have charged several firms with violations under the state statute. However, some lower court convictions have been overturned in Hennepin County District Court with the comment that charges were "too vague." A Bloomington ordinance prohibiting Sunday retail trade is being challenged in the Minnesota Supreme Court. Gem, later joined by Spartan Department Stores, was successful in obtaining an injunction in District Court against the Bloomington ordinance last spring and the city is appealing that ruling. "Until we find out about the validity of our own ordinance, we will continue to prosecute under state law," Pidgeon said. Maximum penalty for conviction of the state Sunday closing law is $10 or up to five days in jail.

Dayton indicated that Target anticipates no legal problems with the Sunday opening. "AFTER ALL, we are going along with the existing pattern, not initiating it," he said. Several other "discount" retail stores are open in Bloomington on Sundays, in Diversey 40b Dixilyn Coro DmlynA .30 Dome Petrol DorrOliy .60 DorrOliy pt 2 Dorsey .10 DrugFair DunlopR I2gj Duroloy Co DurTest DuvolCp 1.40 Andra 'O Andy Gd 181 AngLou 35 14V, 13V. 13V. 7 4 4 4 71 8', 87, 8 5s, 5', 5V, 12V, 12V.

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13 IM St. Regis Paper Co. reported today record sales in the first nine months of 1965 of 1470,241.884, compared with in 1964. Earnings weie J24.817.102, equivalent to $1 94 a share, for 1964, the figures we-e $21,913,392 and $1.72. Munfi TV.

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unlontrol .70 zoj 47, 47 4., Univ Mar .60 75 157.. 14 15 4- Most stores in Southtown Shopping Center were open for the four Sundays before 2 25 25', 25: 10 4 5', 21 2 7V, 117 7 7 7V, WE HAVE A MESSAGE-FOR INVESTORS! It's all about the fascinating- communications industry; about the progress it's made, where it stands today the "boundless horizons" that still lie ahead. To deliver this message, we're holding a special open forum meeting for investors on the COMMUNICATIONS INDUSTRY right here in our office Wednesday evening, October 20th starting at 8 sharp Don't miss this exciting story of an industry that has come up through the centuries from caveman drawings to Comsat. Or our detailed investment summaries on specific companies that should lead the way into the future and profit accordingly. i'.

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137. Bowling Coro 3 18 18 18 4- 1 167. 167, 167, 7. VI, 2'. Bowmar Init Waiefield 550 Weiman i', i', v.

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8V. Westates Pet V. Bradford Brondy 1.40 Braz Trac .60 Bree Coro Brentwd Fin Br AmOil 1 elected president and chief executive officer of Fuller 71 14 13V, 13 y. Westby Fash Wn Equities WnNuclr .20 Wheelab Pharmaceutical Minne- Companies, for example, like: oi a-i, 7, a'l, 58 87, 8 8 2 4 47. 47, 82 3 27, 27, 26 4V.

4V. 4V. White fcaale BrAmTb Brit Pet BrownCo .60 aDolis. White Stag 1 Gale Indust 7 2 2 2', Goranln 3 147, 147, 14', 4. GarlndKn .80 1 23V, 23 237, GateSport .32 12 137, 13 13 GCA Corp 400 18 18', 187, Georhart 1 5V.

SV. 4. V. 39 8 7, I 'I, 7 7, V. 20 8 7, 87, 4- 1 27 7, 77', 277, 6 77, 7V, 77, 494 4- 49 137, 13', 4- 50 137, 12 13V, 4- 7 31 30 30 4- 2 8 8 8 41 14', 13V, 13 4 1 1 1 68 6V, 6V, 6 4- 11 17V, 177, 17V.

BrownEn .20 Wichita Oil Wieb Stores 1 3 37, 37, 4- 1 21 21 21V, 7. 5 44 43 43 126 57, 5 57. 4- V. 34 2 27, 27, 171 16 16 167, 7 77, 7', 9 17V. 17 17 1 'V, 1 1 4- 9 27 27 7 12 17, IV, 1 7, 127, 12 12 45 11 11', 11'.

64 207, 20 207, 1 3 3V, 3 8 8 87, 87, 4- 663 47, 3 4 4- 323 i1 10 107, 4- z20 95 95 95 11 107, 107, 107, 1400 13 12 12 1 217, 217, 217, Fansler, who was formerly executive vice-president, 1 21 21 21V, 4- 7 37, 37, 3 4- V. 4 16 167, 16V, succeeds Richard F. Mc BrownFB 40 BrownF of-40 Bruce EL B5F Co Bunk Ramo Burgmai 30b Burma Mins GenAcceo wt 3 4 4 4 Wmhouse 25t Williams Bro Williams RC WmMcW .25 Wilshire Oil Wilson Bros Carthy, who has been elected IJ U', 13 4. 1 38 38 38 2 7 7 7 1 11 11 11 46 11V. 11 11 GenAlloy 1 37, 37, 37, GenBatC .91 22 77, 7 7 Gen Build 10 7 7 7 Mack Trk wt Macke Co .50 Mackey Air Macoid .20 Magell Pet Magna Oil MePbSy 1.08 Mallory Ran MamMrt MangelS Mangood MansfTR .40 Marlene .50 Marrud Martin wt MaryCorPt A MaryCorPt Masco Cp .32 Massey 1 Massey fn 1 MaulBro Maule Indust MaxsonEI .20 McCrory wt McCull 21 3-16 V.

1-16 chairman of the board. Fuller also announced ere Rurnell Co GCinema .44 1 13 13V. 4. V. 10 177.

17 17- WisPL pf4.50 WolveAI.28b General Electric General Tel Elec Hawaiian Tel IBM Inter Tel Tel Litton Industries Magnavox Meredith Pub Metromedia Mid-ContTel Minn i Motorola Nat Cash Reg RCA Rochester Tel Scientific Data Scripps-How Bdcst Taft Broadcasting Time Inc United Utilities Varian Assoc Western Union Westinghouse Elec Xerox Zenith Radio Amer Broadcasting American Tel Tel Avco i Burroughs Capital Cities Bdcst Carolina Tel I Tel Collins Radio CBS Comsat Cowles Mag Bdcst Cox Broadcasting Florida Telephone General Cable 2 7 VI, VI. 2 3 3 V. 19 14 14 14 3 10 97, 10 Burr JP ButlersSh .72 OO 67, 67, 6V, 4- 7, 16 14 13', 137. V. ation of two new executive Woodall lg Bven 3 30', 30 30 Woodslnd .64 7 167, 15 16 4- positions.

John H. Poindex Gen Devel 101 5 57, 5', GFirepfg 1.20 2 36 35V, 36 4- GenFoom .30 35 16 157, 16 Gen Interior 11 107, 107, 107, 4- Gen Plywood 20 8 7 7 Gen Stores 115 2 2 2 Gen SupMkr 15 30 297, 297, 'A Ut J47, 34V, 34', 5 31V. 31V. 31V. Work Wr .40 13 137, 13 137.

4- Wright Harg 2 11-16 1-16 Caldor Inc ter was named vice-president of sales and John A. Hay, wyomiss iuv, 10 107, Xtro Inc 9 V. 31V. 327. -i- V.

29 11 11 UV, 4- V. 8 77, 7 7', 4- 24 12 12 12 46 4 4', 4 1" 7', 7 7 PrentHall .60 15 36 36V, 36 PresRIB 1 9 9 9 4- PrintgCp .50 5 12V, 12 12 ProctorS .203 19 67. 6 6 ProdRch .20 65 87, 7 87, Prog Mfg .60 1 18 18 18 ProvGas .64 5 14 13 13 PSColo of4.25 150 867, 867, 867, PuritFash .40 62 26 257, 267, Pyle Nat .60 31 537, 51 51 -17, Q-R Quebec Lith 3 37, 37, 37, Radiatn 95 19 197, 4- V. Ramerln 2 4 4 4 4- Ramo Inc 1 37, 37, 3 Rapid Amer 54 127. 11 127, 4- Rath Pack 20 97.

9 97, Reallnv 1.20a 14 21 20 20 Realty wt 3 47, 4 4 4- RE DM Coro 101 5 5 5V. 4- Redman .40 xll 9V. 9 9', 4- Redwing .52 2 13 12 13 4- V. Reeves Brd 56 6 57, 5 Reeves Ind 27 2 2V. 2 Relianln 1.32 21 30 29 30 4- Remcoln 6 5 57, 5 Rem Ar 74 17 167, 177, 4- V.

RepFoil 3 237, 23 23 Reoublnd .40 25 127, 12 12 Rep Tran In 2 27, 2 27, Resistflx 21 127, 12 127, Restaur As 13 6V, 6 6 Retail Center 13 6V, 6 6 RevcoDS 9 207, 207, 20 Revday Ind 1 37 377. 377, RIC Group 35 2V, 2 2 RiegelTex nl 6 22 227, 22 RioAlgom .40 9 17 177, 17 4- V. RioAlgom wt 41 7-16 7-16 1-16 R.oG VG .28 7 8 7 7 Ritt FinB .34 5 6 6 6 V. Robin Tech 6 5 5 5 4- V. RodneyM 1 87, 87, 87, 4- Rogers l.Olt 4 23 227.

Rollinslnc .20 29 407. 39 40 4-1 RoosRac 5 13', 137, 13 4- V. Rosenau .50 4 97, 97, Ross Prod 4 27, 2 27, 4- V. RowldPd 163 22 18 227, 4-4 Roxbury Cpt 19 8 8 8 Royal Amer 83 7, Roy School 3 2 2 2 Rudy Mfg .40 4 19 18 19 Rusco oind 8 3 3 37, Russeks Ine 18 27. 2 27.

RyanC Pet 2 2 2 2 RyerHay .20 12 7V. 7 7 SUohnTrk .80 8 197. 19 197, 4- Salem Bros 29 5 4', 4 4- Sovoy Indust 34 32 31V, 32 SaxonPa 6 4 4 4 SaxPap pf.60 5 107, 107, 107, 4- Sayre, Fisher 6 4 37. 37, Scope Indust 7 9 97, 9', Screen .60 4 25 247, 24 Scurry Rain 31 16 157, 16 Sbd Airlin 912 117. 117, Sealectro Cp 9 6 6 6 Season All 1 IV, 1 1 Seemon Bros 51 7 6 77.

4- Selos Co .60 16 30 297. 297, Sel Latz 2 18 18V, 18 4- SelRexCp .60 41 227, 217, 227, 4- Servo Corp 13 67, 67, 67, SetonLea .72 zlOO 187. 18 18 Shaer Sh .64 4 9 9 9 ShatDen .20 13 87, 8 8 Siboney Corp 25 7-16 7-16 SignalOilA la 69 277, 27 277, 4- S.gOil pf 2.40 6 61 607, 607, Silicon Tran 4 5 57, 5 Silvray Lt 12 1', 17, 1'. S.mPrec 32 26 257, 257, Sincl Ven 3a 2130 40 397, 40 4- 7, SkyHom 7 247, 23 247, 4- Slick Corp 31 7 7 Solitron .32 38 8 7, 85 887, 4-37, Sonotone 19 47, 4 4 Soss Mfg .36 17 16 15 15 V. South Coast 3 17 177, 17', SC orgof 1.20 llOO 367, 367, 367, 4- SC4.32pf 1 08 3 22 22 227, SC4.24of 1.06 6 22 2 22 SC4.08pf 1.02 5 22 22 22 4- VonkerR 1 5V.

57. VI. Genisco 17 10 107, 107, Genungs .50 4 8 7, 87, 87, GaPw pf4.60 zl75 94 94 94 Colcomo ComeoA Carrobl Chib CampMch .40 Can So Pet Zale Corp .56 1 24 23V. 237. 4- V.

ZapTffSh 12 167, 16V. 1AV. V. McWood Cp 8 17 17', 17', i-ayre LOrp 317, jv'l, 317, 4-2 CdnExo GS.0 oiannint il'j, 'U Giant Fd .40 2 167, 167, 167, 4- GiontY 46 13 13V. 13V.

vice-president of operations Ford Motor Co. Dividend Increased Zion Foods 2 2 2 2 4- 7. MeadJohn .48 427 20 19 20 4-1 V. on Melnor In .20 1 57, 57, 57, 4- Memcor Inc 1 67, 67, 67, Cdn Far Crin Homestd There's no charge for our Forum, of course. If you'd like to come, just call and make a or simply mail us the coupon below.

Gilbert 15 30 29', 29 BONDS CHn Jovelin inausr 10 6 GlenDisB .70 44 20', 19 207, 8 ioi iooy. iooy. y. CdnMnrc Cdn Prooerts 1 113 140V, 143 3 Directors of Ford Motor Cdn Sud Oil Cdn Williston AlkAir A.ptPk AppEI 3V.S70 AssdOG 6s77 Cobrn Coburn 6s76 Coburn 6s79 loDeaec .48 4 tb 15 15 GlorayKn .70 4 15 157, 15 Gluckin .75 3 127, 12 127, Goldfield 138 17, 1 17, 4- Goodwoy Prt 18 5', 57, 57, GordJIyA .70 14 27 267, 26 4- Co. declared a fourth quarter Carpenter .51) CarterJW .20 dividend of 60 cents a share I would like to attend your Forum on the Communications Industry Wednesday evening, October 20 Name Crstmt 6s80 FlyTi Fotoch an increase of 20 per cent over the rate paid last year and in the first three quarters Catalin CCI Corp Cen Sec' I 85a CenturyE 60 Century Geo Chomp 64 ChartOil Chelsealn .48 ChemEnt .78 uoinam I.4U 4U JB 7, 0 38', 4-17, Gray Mfg 3 107, 10 107, 4- Gt Am Indus 14 1 1 1 Gt Bas Pet 129 2V.

2 GtLoke, Bowl 1 57. 5V, 5V, GtLak Chem 56 3 77, 27, Greer Hydra 12 157. 147. 147, Menosco .20 46 87, 77, 77, MerchRef .90 1 197, 197, 197, Merrill Isl 7 916 9-16 MichSug 11 4 4 4 Mich Sg pf.24 3 3V, 37, 37, Microdot Ine 37 147, 147, 14 4- Microwave 127 237, 21 21 1', MidWAbr .90 4 16 15 16 4- Midwest Fin 5 3 3 3 4. Milgo Elect 14 97, 9', 9V, 4- Mill Wohl .10 25 6 6 6 MillOnvx .7 107, 107, 107, Milo Elec .20 25 4 3', 4 4- MirroAl 1.60 1 49 49 49 4.

MoKanTex ct 12 137, 13 13 Mohawk Airl 409 147, 13' 13 Molybd Can 37 11-16 9-16 11-16 Molybden 191 45 43 45 4-1 Monog Ind 42 9 97, 9 4- Morse El Pd 6 17, IV, 1 Mott Sup 5 9 87, 87, MtVern 1.50b 7 31J4 317, 317, Movielab Inc 7 13 12 127, GenDev 6s75 Foam 6s81 GlfLd of 1965. The dividend is pay Address able Dec. 1 to shareholders of GrowCh 73 14 13 Chenango yi 15 26 26 4- V. 11 14 14 14V, 4- 2 3 3 4- V. 103 4 13-16 4 4 18 8 8 4- V.

20 27, 2 1-16 2 1-16 69 1 1 11-16 1V.4-1-16 2 3 2 15-16 2 15-161-16 14 IV. I 3-161 316 88 9V, 9 9 V. 18 5 57, 1 4V, 4V, 35 17 17'. 4- 2 11-16 11-16 11-16 6 11 11 V. 1 48 77, 7 7 26 7 7 3 18 18 18 2 137, 13 13 4- V.

7 57, 57, 5V, 7 13 137, V. 17 3 5-16 3 6 97. 9V, 97, 16 5 5 5 4- V. 6 377, 37 377, 6 147, 147, 14 61 67, 5 6V, 4- V. 25 4 4 4 194 23 21 22-', 26 3 3 9 177.

17 17 V. 3 157, 15 15 4- V. 5 2 7 2 18 97, 8 9 4- 22 3 3V, 3 4- 56 4V, 4 4V, 143 11 107, 117, 4- V. 1 100 237, 23 237, 4-IV, 35 47, 4 4 4- 4 8 8 4- V. 2 2 27, 2 11 4V, 4V, 4.

3 7 7 7 18? 7', 7 2 120 257, 24 247, -1 50 63 627, 67 75', 25 25 5 7 67, 67, 45 27 26 76 IV, 1 44 44 44 4. 1 43 43 43 Tl Corp 41 57, 57, 5 iuerdon Ind 12 5V, 57. 5V. 4. V.

record Nov. 3. Cherry Burr Phone. Zip. Gulf Am Ld 65 8 7, 8 8 7, 4.

Gulf St Land 5 67, 67, 67, 4. Gulf Sulphur 52 12 12 12 Gulton Indus 25 23 23 23 Ford's dividend for the past seven quarters had been 50 cents a share. In 1963, it was JJjn MERRILL LYNCH, Horde Hartfd Hydmet 6s72 IrvingA 6s76 Kaltman 6s77 Kesco KleinD 5s79 Mergen 5s77 Mohak BellH 6s84 Gen Nat Gen 5s84 NlRsrch 5s76 Nuclr 5'As76f OhPw 37.S68 Peru 3s 97 20 93 'It '37, 93 10 113 113 113 28 105 99 105 6 2 138 138 138 10 17 84 U7 82 VI, 6 96 95', 95'. i'l, 12 158 157', 157', 1 2 75 73 73', IV, 3 86 85 86 18 108 106J 1061, 34 108 106', 108 12 42 41 42 7 69', 69', 69', 3 88 81 81 3 14 123', 121 121 1 4 267 262 262 13 96', 95', 95', 15 112', 111', 112', 1V, 20 111', 110', 110', 57 281', 275 275 4', 15 96 95', 96 V4 1 89', 89'. 89', 6 73 72', 73 1 13 119', 119', 119', 17 74 73V, 74 2 3 96', 96V, 96', 4- 6 61 61 61 6 81V, 817, 81V, 4 131'', 131', 131', 3V, 3 1037, 1037, 103V, 1 98 98', 98 1 99 99V, 99, 1 96 96 96 1 93', 93', 14 73 72 73 60 96 93', 93', 2 7 86 86 86 4 92 9 92 11 100', 1007, 100', Chief Mng Christian Oil Chromol .40 Cinerama Circuit Foil OtvGs Flo ,50 Clark Cable Claroslat Clary Corp Clooay Coro CoburnCr .30 Coburn of 70 45 cents.

MPO VideoA 5 11 Wl, 10V, V. HB Amer .25 9 4 4 47, Hall Lamp 19 9 9 97, Handlemn .80 19 18 17 17 LJ FEIMNER SMITH IMC Horn Co 80 2V. 27, 2V. National Notes MuntiTV 614 12 117, 12', 4- Muter Co 14 5 47, 5 4- Naoco Indust 3 4 4 4 4- Nat Bell Hess 58 6 57, 57, BowlOMat 3 17, 17, 17, NatlCasket 1 zlOO 29 29 29 Hornisch 1.60 11 33 32 32 4- HarttlOM 68 6 57, 6 4- 'A mums Y0II TliC IKlml IIH OTNEsI MisCI'U I10C Ui COMUOOITT OCHtltll I St. Regis Paper reached HartfdEI 2.20 3 55 557, 55 Harvard Ind 12 2 27, HarvRad 5 57, 47, 47, Harv Sirs .24 2 57, 5 5 Hastings I 7 7 7 Hazel Bish 51 8 i7, 87, Head Ski Co 40 22V, 21V.

21 1 HebrNot 9 5 4 4 He.nicks Inst 8 14 14', 147, agreement with nine insur Cohu El 10g ColonSd ComwUn Commun Dis Compo Shoe ComouDyne Comout Aonl ComoutS ComoutSc wl Condec Coro Conductron rnn Mna 1 80 NCIeaning .60 1 207, 207, 20', 4- NEIWeld 1 14 14 14 NE Rent 2 6 6 6 Nat Gen wt 26 47, 4 4 Natl Petrol 19 2 29-1629-16 Realty xlO 117, 107, 11 Nat Roll Mill 1 11 11 11 4. NatUnEI JO 39 26V. 24'. 25 17. ance companies to borrow 210 CARGILL MINNEAPOLIS 55402 Telephone: FEderel 2-1234 Office open Monday evenings until 9 end Saturday mornings until 12 for the convenience of Investors.

RapA 5s77 RetCA SCE 5s85L SCE 4s83K SCE SCE 4s85M SCGas Sunsetln 5s83 TCA 5s79 Tranln 6Visfll Un I mo 6s76 USNG01 679 if $100 million in 25 year HelenaR 1 30 1 377, 37', 377, It Jr 7, notes at 5 per cent. The- com 3 10 10'i 10 NotVideo .25 509 97', 90 97 4-47, Here Gal 21f Higbit Mf 1 3 227. 22 22 4- pany also reported nine NatWKU .34 I 107. 107. 107.

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