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Minneapolis ill HOyflg Dl IF American Stock Exchange table Stock market scores first advance of week Most active stocks Sale, Net (100,1 Hlah low Close Chq. Mouldings 9 4 4 4', Sales Net IIOOil Hlah low Cloie thq, Gloucste. Fn 3 15'', Sale, Net IIOOsI Hlah low Close Chq. Shnttckdenn 8 6V, 6 6 Shawlndust 4 29 297, 29 ShelterRes 114 17V, 16 17 4-) ShendCp.7lt 9 15 15 15 Tl I Mt Vern.80 3 14 14 14 Clot Chanqt 10 97, Mov Mnr.36 97, l.olriblntl 7e 7 7,7 C.olcin WMob 4 1," 17 C.ood LSCo II 16 16 Friday Volum 199.700 Amr Uracil Soles Net IIOOsI High Low Close Chq. AARCorp 7 27V.

277. 277, V. AAV Cos. 20 5 14 14 AberdMf.40b 2 12 12V. 12V.

AcmeHamil 31 3'i 37. 3 Actionlnd 271 23 20V. 22 1 17'- 16 4 21 MPB I p.31 Unch. ShenandhOil MPOVideo "1 WHAT HOCKS DID Frev. Todav day Advqncee 753 437 Declines 626 953 Unchanged 362 341 Total Issues 1741 1731 New 1972 hlahs 20 13 New 1972 lows 110 112 Tribune Wire Services L-oodwoy 20 3', GorinStr50 3 7', 72,600 Poe Plant 3 12 9 -r, 21 4- 7V.

12 3'. 7 4''. 21 2 3 7 22V, 22 MPS Inl.SJt 315 MultiAm.24e 5 61,100 Chomp Home 22'. 4- GormRup 80 I 777 60,400 TWA Wl 33' 7Vt MWACo II 7 I.V7, I IV, 15 16 56 56 56 39 26', 26 267, 3 13 13'. 13 24 18 17 18 4-1 4 117, 11 II', 4- V.

3 10 10'. 10 9 10 Gould Incwt 48 10', three were airlines Issues. Two of them were down, one was up. The most active stock was Braniff Airways, off 1 to 143,4. After a block of 199,900 Braniff shares traded at 14 14 there was a chunk of that moved at 14.

51 .000 l-Svstems 4 V. Unch. 2 4 7, 36 6 12 9'i SherwodMed ShulmnTr En Sierra Plnd SierracinCp Silto Ind 0e Sigmalnst Signet Cd 40 l.iamqer.bO 10 6.V 5 9 GrandAuto 4 15 AdamsRussI A4.E PlastP Aero Flo 30 Aeroiet.50a Aeroncalno Aerosol AerovoxCo 7 24 23', 24 43,100 Hycel 41,400 TelePromTer 41,400 McCulloch Oil 40.900 Mobile Home 39,900 Clairock Pdn 77 1 39 1', 27 'I, 24 4- 12', 1 6." 15 7 9 21V, 1 1 5 5 24 5 V. 3 U'. 77.

4 11 11 11 V. 4. 6 I 3V. NcirdoM.I6f Nnt BellasH Nat Genwt Nat Gen win 7 9 3 32 32 SikesCpA.20 13 33 9 19 17, 27, 24 nv. li 11 9 141 18 1 60 2 99 8 8 IB 12 12 6 27, 12 5 4- 57.

2', vi, 2 3 V. 3 1 5 5 5 7, 3 7 7 7V. V. 1 15 15 15 I I3-' 137, 137, AH.I Cap.52t Affil Capwt 2 62 57, 5 5imcoSt.20b SimplexWire Sky CityStri SlickCorp 3V. 4- Nat Hlthnt266 5V, Nat Indwt 17 2 6 2 Aftil Hoip.20 13 14 14V.

14V. AIC Phot.56t A 11V. HVt 11 40 19 18 19 14 47 42', 42', -1 Slick pfA1.75 13 21 207, i fi'f 15'. 15V. V.

irborner-rt 3 11', swn Td n. GraniteMqt Grasi Vol. 10 GiayMtq rent A mind Gt BnsinPet Gt LakChem Gt LakeRec GtScotlSmkt GreenmnH GreorHy.50 GREIT1.60 Greyh C.20e GRI Corp.08 GrossTlcs 90 Grow Ch.32b Gruenlnd GSCEnterp Airpaxl.lOt 9 12 11V. 12 J7i 4J7, 07. 7T A'.

24 29 28 29 4-1 SonderBrdct 7 1 2 5 24 28 51 3 4 26 8 87, 6 7 7 7 2B', 28 28 V. 117, 117, 117, 17 16 17V. 4- 6 6 67, 42 41 42 V. 17 17 17 4- 11 11 4- 37, 1', KlnneyCp Nat MedEnt NatParagon Nnt Rlty.lOo NSemicondt NatSpinnq NatSystems NeedhPk.Oe NellyDon.86t NeonexIntLf NestleUM Newcor.60 EngNuclr HamoBall 9 5 5V, 5 28 10 10', 10', 19 13V, 13 13 1 6 6 6', 30 43 427, 43 V. 6 10 10 10 2 101 101 101 2 19', 19 19 Vi 1 16V, 16 167, 4 14 14 14 V.

1 14', 14', 1 67, 6 6', i is in v. AirwickB.22 24 37', 37 37V, AlaPpt4.20 250 57V, 57', 57V, AlaikaAirl 52 6V, AlbaWaldin 9 5 5 Aldonlnd 12 3V, 3V, 3V. AlinMt270 26 27 27 AlleghvAirl 73 18 17 17 1 AllegA87wt 20 12 Alleo A 79wt 12 9'', 9 AlleqhvCpwl 6 7 7 7 Allien Tl.OSf 5 17' 17 17' Vi AlliedArt 9 4'. 4V. 4V.

$35 95 0 05 ASL Cloting Index Sales Net IIOOil High Low Close Chq. ColComl.lOe 246 18 13 177, 4-3 Colon Snd.30 15 9 9V, 9 ColwllCo.21 47 24 24 24 4- ColwM2.61e 29 26 26 4- V. Colwl Mtgwt 16 6 6 V. CombinCom 16 30 30 30 4- CombustnEq 35 36', 35V, 36 4- Cominco.70 1 27 27 27', Comincfn.70 2 26 26 26 21 17', 17 17 Coml Met.60 6 12 12V, 12 Commodor 23 15 147, 147, ComHIthFat 23 9', 9 9 ComPsychCt 67 27 27 27 ComPSI.56 I 24 24 24 Compoln.36b 3 14 14 14' ComprhDei 8 6 57, 5', CompuDyne 17 2 2 2 6 7 GI llorp 3 3 3 Guardianlnd 47 32 31 32V, 4-1 GuardMtgwt 11 57, 5 57, 4- V. 5 57, 5 54 39 J8 387, 8 7V, 7 7-V.

II 57i 5 5 5 14 13 14 4- V. 25 7 7 7V. V. 7 5 5 4- 9 2 2 2 1 14 14 V. 55 43 42 1 11 7 39 2 1 2 4- 3 17 17 17 4- 8 3 3 3 74 35 33 35 1 27 19 19', 197, 4- 21 6 6 5 2 2 2 12 13 13 13 6 29 29 29 GuqrdCh.l5e 25 12 11 12 Guerdonlnd 18 25 25 25 NewldnaMn Allied Thl.10 10 28V, 28 28V, 2 18 18 18 V.

40 26 25 26 1 Sorg Paper Soundeslgn Soest Ca 64a SCEpf7.58 SC5.20ptl.30 SC4.78pfl.19 SC4.32pfl.08 SC 4. OSpfl. OS-Sou RealUt Sou Royl.20 Swst lnv.70aj SpecltyRest Spectorlnd Spect Mcl.H Spectro.l8b Sped OP.25I Speizmnlnd SpencerCos Splentex.68 SSP Ind.l3r StdAlliance Std Coosa. 80 GulfMtl.49e 17 18 17V, 4- V. New MexAr Aiphalnd 4 GulfM Rltwt 5 2 2 New PkRrsl 2 8 8 8 7s 8V.

IV, NwProc.55e 26 10 Gult Lan 60 4 34 33V, 337, IV l'A 4- 1 4- V. 9 10 9 10 V. IV. 1 9 10 6 6 AltamilCp AltecCorp Altec Cpwt Altecpf.40k Alter Fds.50 AlumSpec.44 Curtiss Wright, ranking second In volume, added 14 to 2 after trading as high as 45Vi. The class shares rose 4 V4 to 532.

Boise Cascade, falling 1 to 10, sold at a 1972 low of lO1. It was the biggest point loser on the active list and the largest percentage loser on the New York Stock Exchange. The stock did not trade Thursday, when the company said it is considering a special charge of approximately $200 million. Boise sold above 75 In 1969 before setting upon its prolonged decline. General Motors (GM), also on the active list, eased and finished at 73 V8, its lowest price since the bear-market year of 1970.

Its previous low for both 1971 and 1972 was 73. The decline in GM, the world's biggest manufacturer, took place despite recent recommendations by advisory services and brokerage houses and also despite the low price-earnings ratio now carried by the stock. Of the four volume leaders on the Big Board, 6 67, 57. 5 5 V. 12 9 97, 97, 8 11 11V, 11 compugrpti 2UJ 347, 31 33 4-2 6 77, 7 ComputEq 2 11 11 11 21 9 8V.

V. NY Times.60 NiagFSvc.20 NMSIndust Noellndust Norf SoRy Norteklnc Nor AmRoy Nor CdnOilt NoeastAirlm Amcolnd 4 13 13V. 13 51 5 5 5', I 3Vi 0 7, 0', 1 10 10 10 3 5 11 107, 10 1 13 13 13 1 17 17 17 5 3 3 3 V. 'I. I 3 3 New York, N.Y.

The stock market scored Its. first gain of the week Friday, helped in part by the improved profits of several computer manufacturers and by a modest rally in the recently buffeted airlines and some glamour issues. The Dow Jones industrial average rose 5.27 to 922.26. Its net decline for the week, however, came To 15.80 points. Reporting higher quarterly earnings were International Business Machines (IBM), up y2 to 393 '4 Burroughs, up 4 to 187, and Honeywell, up 1 to 15114.

Earlier in the session, IBM sold as high as 401. Further underscoring the market's ebbing strength during the afternoon was the action of Curtiss-Wright, which is watched closely for a clue to the general tone of stock prices. 7, 26 11 10 11 33 57, 5', 5V, 1 5 5 5 GulfstrmLD 101 40 38 40 1 HollcrftHom 14 13 12 13 4- Halls Mot, 32 9 10 10 4- HamiltonCos 3 7', 77, 7', HampshDes 19 5 47, 5 Hampt Sh.32 4 9 8 8 HanovrSh.55 1 12 12 12 4- Harland.13 23 30 29 79', 1 Harrahs.44 19 58 57 Harrohswi 18 29 29 29 HartAltrd 40 8 12 12V. 12V. 4' StdDredge 17 4 Computlnstr Computlnvst ComputMch Computest Conchemco ConcordFab CondecCorp Connrtx.34r Conrovlnc Con Nat ShA 17 3 StdDredgepf 1650 12 11 11 4 4 8 17 9 4 31 8 5 11' In third place was Pan American, down to 14.

A block of 294,900 shares was sold at H3. On the plus side, and the fourth most active, was American Airlines, up 1 to 35'2. Other airline gainers included Delta, up 2 to 49; TWA, up 2 to 48i2; Northwest, up 1 to 4312. Disney climbed 2 to 187, after reporting a substantial earnings increase Thursday. MSL Industries, upl2 to 21, disclosed a sharp gain in earnings.

For the first time this week the American Stock Exchange index edged upward. The rise was 0.05, with the close at 26.95. In the over-the-counter market the NASDAQ index rose 0.35 to close at 136.79. 81 8 NNG Mobwt 24 17 17V, 17 NoyoCorp 15 7', 7 NuclearPatn 67 15V. 14 1 NumacOiIGs 3 177, 17 17 O-P 43 12 11 12V.

4- 1 4 374 57, 4 5J. Con OilGas Std Mot A.42 38 20 50 20 Std PacCorp 39 5V, 5 Std Prod. 96 5 41', 417, 41V, Std Shrs.SOt 1 26 26 26', Stange Co.20 17 24 24 24 StanlyAv 67f 2 7 7'', 77, StanwickCp 5 2 2 2 V. Stardst.24p 7 5 4 5 StarSmkt.60 73 11 10 10 StarrettHou 15 187, 187, 187, V. II MarttldZodv II II Harvardlnd 30 2 2', -)'.

v. Cons Ref.lOe 37 12 12V. 12 ConsltDes.40 21 9 9 ConsvneCp Hasbrolnd 3 20' HealthChem 10 9 9', HeolthM.30 1 5 5 5 Hecks Inc 08 72 29 58 28V, 43 54 23 24 V. 31 22 227, 22 'A Heinickelnst 47 4', 4', 4. Heitm M.9P 19 13V, 13 77 10 10 10 22 2 2 26 4 4 8 17 12 12 78 11 11 11 1 22 22 4- V.

44 11 10 10 4 13 14 2 34 10 6 67, 67, Her Mai.4fli 15 20 20 20V 12 3 37, 3 StateM ll.96 Stathamlns Steelmetln Stellarlnd Stepn Ch.52b SterlElectr SterlExtruHr Sterl Pre.28f Sterndent SferncoA 6 1 47 42 42 V. 13 2 2 27, 2 47, 4', 15 5 5 5 45 18 18 4- 2 39 397, 39 8 12 127. 1 17 1 17 4. 14 10 10 24 14 14 14 25 59 59 59 4 7 7 4 7V, 7 6 2 2 8 17, 1 6 31 31 31 ContMater Cont Telwf Cook Elec.30 Cooklnd CookPntV.60 Cordon I ntl CoreLohs Corrn Blk.74 CotlCorp Colt Corpwt Cousins Mwt CoxCbleCom CraiqCorp CramerE.33t CreativeMat CreoleP2 20 CrestFoam Crestmont Crompton.80 Cross AT. 40 HerffJon.l5e HiGInc HiShearCp Hillnbrd 80 Hillhaven Hipotronics Hofmlndust HollyCorp HomeO A.

50 Hormel G.78 Hoskms 90 Stevcoknif a i OtfshoreCo 17 29 78V, 29 Ohio Brass! 4 22 22 22 OKCCorp 80 52 34 J3V, OldTwn2lf 9 6 6 6 OmegLTVwt 9 2V, 2 27, Origmala.30 5 8 77, 8 V. OnoleHoma 26 34 337, 34 Ormandlnd 12 2 3 2 3 OSulhvn.50 4 9 9 OutdrSprtln 9 20V, 19 20 OverhdDr.62 3 39Vi 397, 397, OverShipGr 11 237, 23 23 OxtordElec 1 1 17, 1 OxfrdFst.34t 15 13 13 13 OznrkAirlm 2)2 87, 7 87, 111 11 II 4- 29 3 2 2 Pac CstProplO 4 4 4 PGE 6 21V, PGE pfl.37 3 18 18 18 PG Rdpfl.25 5 17 17 177, PG4.50pfl.12 3 15 15 15 PG9.28pf2.32 1 30 30 30 PG8.16pf2.04 1 2 27 277, 27', PG7.84pM.96 2 26 26 26', PacHold.28 19 9 9V, 9', Pac Ltpf4.75 z430 62V. 62 62 Pac Ltpf4.50zllO 61 61 61 16 6 7. 22 10 3 77 32 90 7 95 7 9 17 18 19 3 5 1 3 Stop Shop.90 11 16 16 16 V. 1 2 3 3 31 6 77, 7 7 11 12 V.

5 5V. 3 3 8 5 16 16 16 77 -1- Hotel lnl.90o 75 "i HouseFobnc 270 14V, 13V, 14 1 neisLLwr 77 lib1, 157. V. AmAgronom 143 6'', 6 67, Am Biltrt.40 3 11', v. AmBookStra 6 2 2', 2 4- A CenMtgwf 3 4 37, 4 AFIetch2.59ti 32 26', 4- Am Fltchwt 6 3 3', 3V, Am IntlPict 7 6V, 6', V.

A Israelite 11997 16 15 15V, A Ma.zeA.33 9 9V, 9 A MnizeB.33 1 9V, AmMotlnm 2 26V, 26 26 V. AmPctrl.lOe 9 25 25 25 4- Am PlonCp 1 13 13 13 Amprecisn 7 4 4 4 AmRltTr.85 87 10V, AmRltyTrwf 22 2 2 A RecreatGr 14 17', 16 ASoteEa.27f 42 14', Am Techlnd 26 7 7 AmesDepStr 18 17V, 17 17', AMIC Co.04 11 44 44', 44 4- Anglo CoLtrl 4 3 27, 2 Ansul Co.48f 11 11 11 11 Anthonylnd 109 43 41 AO Indust 196 2 1 4- Aoollolndust 33 7 6 6 AppliedDota 19 4 4 4 Aa.uitCa.15e 22 26 26 26 AoJuitCfn.lSe 5 26 26 26 Arguslnc 5 2V, 2V, 2V, 4- AnzColoLdC 25 251', 247, 4- AnzColo LDf 12 12V, 12', 12 Ark Bejt.32 25 52V, 22 ArkLGosl.30 33 22V, 22 22 4- ArrowElect 13 8 8 8 Arundll.l8f 5 21 21 21 4- AsomeraOil 153 16 16 4- Ash! OilCon 9 II', 11V, 11 AskinSvc.70t 1 3 3 3 ASPR0.25b 1 10 AssdBaby.60 5 13 127, 13 AssdFdSt.70 3 6 6', 6', AsdMtq7.40e 18 52 22 AsdProd.40 17 36 4- Astrexlnc 13 6 6 6', AtcoChem 4 1 1', 1 4- Atico Fm.52 4 23 22 22 Atico Mtqwt 16 5 5V, 5 AtlC Mil.lOe 18 12 Atlns Cowt 2 Auantlnc 118 34 33 34 4-2 AustralOil 81 AutoBlda 14 11', II', AutomntRnd 7 7 7 AutomSvc.20 15 7 7 AutoSwit.61i 3 59 59', AVforj 9 9 4- AVEWC.10 29 11 11 11 4- Avondll.20b 17 44 437, 44 1 3 25 75', 25V, 28 59 59 9 11 11 CrvstolOi Cubic Cp.20 34 16 16V, 16 noUSO VIS.J IV ypi 4. J'( Howell Ind 1 17, 1 1', 4. Hubell A1.04 1 51 51 Hubell B1.04 5 52 51 52 HubbpfB1.75 23 78 77 77 4. HubbpfA1.75 22 78 77 77 4.

HuHBOG 60 16 44 44 44 Huffman. lOe 16 20 19 CutterA.44 19 79 79V, 29', CutterB.44 1 25 25 25 STP Corp.60 33 20 19 StrattonGrp 12 3V, 3 StruthrWell, 53 5 4 5 SuaveShoe 8 16 16V, 16 SummitOrg 53 3 2 27, Sun Elec.40 18 32 32 SunairEI 1 8 8 8 SupFdSv.tS 3 7 7 7 Sup Indlntl 6 11 107, SupSuraMf 5 16 16 167, V. Superscope 31 13 13 13 Supronics 5 2 2 2 Susquehana -41 11 11 11 Susquepf.25k 3 13 13 13 SutroM1.76e 42 17', 16 17 Synalloy.41t 11 8 7 77, Svntex.40 3 263 87 85 867, Svsco Cn.20 9 39 397, 397, SystemEng 29 11', 10 HuntHlth.6f 6 9 11 11 to' it, ,7 1 Mwien.u 6 15 14V. 15 V. Hvnllne 421 TV.

26 77 4.1 11 421 77 26 27 1 D-E Daitch.26e Daniel 1.24s Doryllnd DataControl DataDocumt PacSavLoan 9 18 17'. 18 4. V. Dayton Hudson acquires 2 Cities mail-order firms Hyg Fdl.45t 24 24 25 24 87, 20 1 4 21 1 1 4 21 4 4 7. 1 DcitaProd 47 4 Davis Sv.

lie 26 21 217, 21', Day Min.05e 14 107, 10 10 4- V. SwstAirwt 13 15 14 15 Pall CorpA 7 167, 16 167, PalomarFinl 18 10', 10 Palom II.50 20 15 14 14 V. PalomrMlwt 2 1 1 1 Pnmidalnc 119 21 21 21 7, Pantasote 7 2 27, 27, ParaPkg.05e 3 7 7 77, V. ParkEle.4lt 9 8 77, 7 ParklanHos 1 57, 7, 57, ParkwvDist 26 15 15 157, ParsonsRM 2 18V, 187, 187, V. Daylinwt 6 67, 6 5 34 347, 34 4- 2 77, 77.

7 2 67, 67, 6 52 387, 38 38 6 9 V. IglooCorp IMCMognet ImocoG. lOe Imp Oil. 60a Indian Hdwt 80 DCADevelop DCLInc DearbnSt.20 DeJurAmsc 11 12 13 6 6 6 19 19 137, 3 5 57, 57, 17 13 13 137, Tasty B.88b 1 187, 187, 187, TechAeroto 4 10, 10 10 TechSymCp 13 2 17. 2 TechnicCtoer 5 12 12 12 TechnicTapt 82 27.

2 27 Technicolor 88 207, 19 19', Technitrol 18 37, 37, 3V, DelLabs 6 6 5 5 5 107. 10 10 4. 4 4 4 Delta CoAm 221 11 IG 11 InexcoOil 61 InfhghtPict 36 InstronCorp 2 InstrumSvs 159 lntContrl.25t 39 IntContAwt 23 57 5 6 2 17 17 17 5 9 97, 9 Pat Fash. 24 PatagoniaCp Pato CG.20 PeelElder Pemcorlnc Teleflex.86t 16 30 29 30 V. Teleprompt 414 39 37 39 17, Ueltn Fd.52 45 287, 28', 28V.

4- V. Den T0IE1 38 47 467, 47 1 Derolnd 2 4 4 4 DeRoselnd 5 7 7 7 Deseret2.57f 138 51V, 50', 50 9 17 16 17 7. IV. 1 V. Dayton Hudson Corporation announced Friday the purchase of two Twin Cities firms that sell general merchandise by mail order and through two catalog showrooms.

Purchase of the Sibley I 4', 4V. 47. 4. V. TelexCorpwt 43 47, IntFoodsvc 30 14 13V, 14 V.

47. 4 7. V. 77. 77.

Penn Eng. 60 5 12V, 12V, 12V, TennaCorp 25 7V. inruneraliv il 71, UevAm1.3t 136 40 38V. 39V, 1 lntGenlnd.70 10 127, 19V. 1 7.

Penn I ra.70a 3 53 23 53 V. I ennecowt 13 yt 29 12 12 12 7, Int Prot.lO 19 17V. 17 2 13 i3 13 TenneyEng 13 3 3 3 36 28 27 27 -V, IntStretch 6 6 6 6 7 5 25 24 25 TensorCp 47 87. 87. 8 40 207, 197, 207, 1 Interphoto 6 87.

8 87 11 p'r'Cora 5 4 47, 47, Teradynelna 35 187, 187. 18 33 6 57, 5 Intersystm 9 19 187. 18'. Perner 172 13 127, 13 TesoroPetwt 24 25 247. 25 11 30 30 307.

4- InvestmFIa 19 15 15 1 PhilLDis.4!r 112 5 5 57.T.... Texas IntICo 132 5 4 4', 23 2 2 2'. lnvDivAl.80 7 32 37 V. 7 4 7V 7V' 7 Jexstar 21 7 7 77,. sive general merchandise catalog that is circulated annually to a selected customer list.

Al Lanahan, general manager of Sibley, will remain as chief executive officer of both firms. Dayton Hudson is a diversified retailer with department stores, low-margin stores, specialty stores and shopping centers in 23 states. It reported sales of $1.1 billion for fiscal 1971. St. Paul, and its Minneapolis subsidiary, Consolidated Merchandising is the first venture of Dayton Hudson into catalog merchandising.

Dayton Hudson has done some testing of direct mail merchandising within the last year, however. Sales of the two companies were approximately $5 million for the year ended in January. Their principal advertising medium is a comprehen DevonAppar DHJIndust Diam MDrill DiebldVCap Dillord.40 Diodes Inc Diversey.50 Diversf Inwt DixilynCorp DomePetrol Bald DH.60b 22 34 73 34 BancFdUOe 6 18V, 187, 18 Bang Punwt 52 4 37, 4- BanisterCntl 112 24 23 247, V. 8ankrUt.05h 8 25 257, 257, Bannerlndui 23 7 7 77, BarbLvnn 14 57, 5 57, BarnesEng 3 9V, 97, 97, Barnwellnd 6 9 87. 9 10 17, nvDivR 4S .1 8 87.

10 4 4V. 4 PicnPavSfr 32 18V. 17V. 1BV. 41V.

TFI Colnc 3 1'. 17. 17. 3 10 10 10 5 15 157, 15 4- Pied lnd.24 3 9 9 9', ThoroMk.35r PierllmDrt 67 2.7 11 i II. Tidwelllnd 2 77, 7 7 4- 45 41V, 41', 41V, 1 14 147, 14 3 6 7, 6 Company earnings 11 8 87.

87, 68 24 237. 237, 4- V. 13 14 147. 14 48 35 33 33 15 9 9 9 4- PioneerPla, 18 9', 97, 9 TitmusOpt r-'oneerna, 18 VV, 97, 9 BarryRG 7 13 13 13 Domtar.60 I oktieim.Ji Barry Wr.30 77 127, 11V, Tolchinlnst BarteliMed 4 4 7. 71 177.

UV 171 21 11? IV I P'Svs 13 5V 5-7 5 5 7V 77 7 16 46 46 46 78 1 1 I 7 P'ontlnd 15 10 10 107 4 13 5 5V VfZ't 23 3" 3 47. 9 Donnkenv.24 3 12 12 12 Downey. lOe 5 14 14', 14', DPAInc 25 5 5 5 V. DrewNatl 133 8 87, 8V, V. DnverHarr 5 9 4- 9 9 Invst Fda.60 lnvtRITr.97.

Invt Roy. 14a Iroquoislnd Irvinlndust ISC Ind.l5 ItelCorp Jaclyn.25e Jameswy 69t Jeannett.74f JeffersnStrs JervisCorp Jetroniclnd Jewelr.or 14 14 14 Tol Edpf4.25 Z50 56 56 56 V. Tonka Cp.40 12 17V. 17V, 177, Tonn Cp.40b 1 16V. 16 16 Total PetNA 13 6 5-16 6 3-16 6 3-16 Total Ppf.70 11 14 137, 147, 4- 7, Ply Gem.20f 3 10', 10 6 23 23 23 V.

Drug Fair 40 5 18 187, Barth Sp.27 BartpnBrnds BortonsCdy BaruchFostr BarwickET Basin PetCp BBIInc BehaviorIRL DuroTst.lSa 198 187, 57, 5 5 1 1 1 11 nv, 57, 5 57, 1 1 1 4 4 4 10 12 12 3 7 77, 20 14 14 5 5 5 5 6 Dynalec.l5t 42 67, 6 1 1 7, 0 -Jii, Ti 9 2 33 27, 97. 7. 9 BehnngCoro 11 TownCnt.lOe 3 10 10 Tran Lux.35 9 9 9 Transair.Olt 10 27, 2 TWAwt 604 337. 31 Treadw.37f 14 97, 9V, Tri StateMot 2 9 9 TuboMex.24 10 27. 2 John Pd.30e 4tf 31V, 31 31 -1 1 I 1 J.

DynellEI I 117, 11 System. 30 510 i', 4 EaqleCloth 14 4 4 EHScheib.32 47 47 44V, EarthResrc 1 5 5 EasonO.30b 10 21 21 EastnAir.47t 6 9 8 57, -T- 1 nuusir le, 10 0 13 5 5 Kniser In. 171 133 7 7 67'. 2 21 Kalvexlnc 52 6 5 67, 5 6 V. 7 67, 7 24 247, 4 47, 4 87, 8 87, 16 15 16 Belllndust 41 Belscot.25t 32 BenStM2.23e 7 Ben StMgwt 15 BenrusCorp 32 BergEnterp 9 BergBr.06r 2 2 4 47, 4 vs fsane miiiwt 4 Eastrn Co.96 7 17V, 18 41 TuftcoCorp 34 13 13 13 7.

Turbodyne 7 12 12', 12 TwmFairlnU 43 11 11 11 TycoLabl 74 16 157, 15 EasternFrgt 12 12 12 12 riND mi. we I'j ijv 23V, PNB MRIwt 11 3 3 PneumoDv 5 5s, 5', Poloron 67t 22 7 7', Polych.95t 7 16 16 16 PolvmerCp 8 8 8 4 PondrosaSy 117 57 54', 55 4-1', Potterlnif 9 13 13 13', ProineOil 7 127, 12 12 Pratt RH.20 4 4', 47, 4', PrelCorp 39 157, 14 15 PrenfHall.80 54 44 44 44 V. PresRltB.80 10 11V, 11 11 PresleyDev 60 17 16 16 Preston.28e 4 10 10 107, PriceCnpital 8 5 5 5 PrimeEauit 53 43 43 43 4 PrimeEauwl 17 22V, 22 227, Proler Stile 5 20 20 20 PrudRE.15 36 4 4 PrudBdg-74 57V, 51 21 1 PrudFds.02p 9 2 2V, 2 4 PubcoPtl.15 19 7 77, 7', PSColopf4.25 z30fl 58 57 IV, PulteHomes 10 10V, 10 Livestock leads in area agricultural price gain If) 47, 4 4 EazorExprs Berq Bpfl.13 BernzOmat BerteaCoro BervenCpts BethlemCp 87, 8 8 9 16 16 16 11 87, 8 11 11V, 107, 107, 25 21V, 50 20 7 47. 4 4 V. 33 77.

7 Kauf Brdwt Kavanau Kayjwly Kenton. 08p KenwmSh 32 Ketchm 30b Kewanee 90 Kewaneenf 2 Key Co.20 Keystne.lOa Kilembefcp KillearnPr Kin ArkCorp 54 27 56V, 277, 5 4 4 15 97, 97, 9 176 57, 5 5 5 13 13 13 6 127, 12 127, 14 30 29V, 2 457, 457, 457, 7 7 7 3 57, 57, 1 2 2 7 207, 19', 207, 1 1 IV, 10 37, 3 3 28 21 52 7, 35 107, 9 10 4 5 7 7, 7 77, 4- 2 117, 11 11 2 4 7, 4 7, 47, 7 22 22 22V. 3 47, 4 4 6 87, 8 8 BeverlyEnf BevHillBncp 12 167, 167, 167, 4 Bic Pen. 52 72 637, 61 62 1 EckmarCp EdqinqtnOil Fdmos.13 EdoCorp Edwards.20 FqanM.05p EhrenPhotO ElcoCorp ElecHose 52t Electrog 60 ElectAssist ElcctResch Electron. 6Cb Electrosoce Elqin Natwt EITronic, EmeneeCp 19 19 18V, 197, 3 3 KinqRadio 19 3 37 57 26 27 4 4 K.nqsfrd 16h 14 14 14" 7, 41 41 KingsLafl 60 17 41 40 40 3 4 4 41 23 II 8 30 12 7 147', 147 10 4 17 4 PutnamsS 35 HinlcMtg.BOa 22 21V, 22 BmSmitl.08 3 6 44 7, 43 7, 44 4- V.

BioDynam 15 18 18V, Blount Incwl 65 6 6 V. Bluebirdlnc 23 47, 4 Bluebirdwt 14 1', 1 1', BodmApporl 19 22 22 BohnckCorp 23 12 RpltBeranek 122 187, i7 18 Boothe C.91t 14 7 67, 7 Bowmarlns 79 37 38 4- BowneCo.16 1 27'', 72 22 4- Bow Vail. 10 78 337, 33 33 BradRagan 108 407, 77, 40 3 BrodfComSy 11 427, 477, 427, 21 147, 14 147, Kmgstip 04. Kirby ind.37 K.tMfg KleerVuInd Kleinerts Kliklok.50 4 7. 4 7, 0 '3 I IV', 1 21 71 4.

17 16 -i. 3 4- 7. 3 337, 337, 3V 1 11 11 117, 5 16 16', 167, 4 4 17 47, tntronlnc 4 4 20 22 41'. Q.R RAIInc RanchrsEx PanqflrOCan Fquity Fdwt 55 22 44 3 14 11 11 117, 91 207, 20 207, 37, rsnoir nor nu UDO PacCo 4 4 4 4 UlPCorp 17 27, 2 27. UnFinl.74t 2 11 11 11 Vs UGasCan.64 25 14 14 14 Un lnvest.70 2 267, 26 267, UnStOm.40e 5 14 14', 14 7, UnamM2.38e 96 25V, 25', 257, Unam Trwt 6 5V.

57, 57, UnAircPd.30 2 87, 87, UnAsbest.07 32 4 7, 4 4 7, UnBrandswt 137 37, 37, V. UnCoFnl.l5 2 21 207, 21 V. Un DollarStr 15 127, 17 UnitFoorls 15 4 47. Un NatlCorp 6 6 6 6 Un Natpf.70 7 9 9 9 4- 7. UnP Dye.51t 6 18 18 18 USFiltr-r II 19 187, 19 USLsqRI.67 5 20 207, US Lsq Rwt 15 37, 3 3 US NatRsrc 39 5 57, 57, USRadium 15 10 9 9 US Rltlnl.36 3 16 16 167, US Ru R.51e 14 10 10 10 UnitekCorp 1 59 29 29 UnitrodeCp 16 17V, 11 17 UnivCiqar 3 3 3V, 3 UmvCont.09t 3 2 3 V.

UnivPesrces 8 10 107, 10 Uri, Bldqwt 74 227, 517, URSSvstems 15 8 8 87, UtnhldSu 80 2 14 UV Indwt 6 6V, 6 67, 7 18 17 18 EquityMatln 46 6V, Ernst A.37t 2 6 Erolnd 4 9 Esqrolnc 45 4', oi." if, in 1 0,1 n.i Kinsprg.JU 5 327, 317, 317, 9 3 47 4-V RapidAmwt 106 4 47, 4 7, Livestock prices led the over-all gain in prices of most agricultural prices in the Ninth Federal Reserve district since the first quarter of the year, according to a monthly report issued Friday. Although prices received for crop commodities are down slightly from a year ago, district marketings of these commodities have increased considerably. Twin Cities area elevators received 25 percent more grains from January through May than a year ago. nrenitAirwt 26 207. IV, 207, 41 RathPack A 1.6-percent increase this year in the number of jobs was not enough to offset the 2.1 -percent labor force expansion and unemployment remains high, the report said.

In the three-month period ending in May, the number of district housing-unit authorizations, seasonally adjusted, dropped 14.3 percent from the preceding three-month period. However, the level was 8.3 percent above a year earlier. Building in Minnesota has been slowed recently by labor disputes, the report noted. EspeyMlg 2 5 5 5 RayResrcs LaRargeln, 7 3 37. 37.

llZu 2V 8 7, 87, 59 7 67, 77. 8 8 87, 26 117, 11 11 5 18 187, 187, 1 13 13 13 EsauireRad 8 17 12 12 EssexChem 168 5 4 7, Euthencs.79t 15 9 97, 97, FvansAr.lOe 2 9 97, 97, Executne.24 40 18 187. 18 BrnfAirA.39f Braun En. 40 BrcezeCorp BroDartlnd RrksPer.20 Brown Cowt BwnF B.40b LaiayKaaio J4 7, 34 7, Real Ell.40a 30 14 7, 14 14 1 19 19 19 3 13 127, 13 1 3 3 3', 3 17 17V, 17 14 3V, 3 14 317, 31 31V, 21 11 11 11 I 1 I II 117, RitlncTlJOe Recrion.l 17, u-t r. PeevesTelec Rem Arm.

80 RepMtqlnwt 22 3 37, 5 12 12 127, 2 27, 27, 27, BT Vtg1.44e 23 28 277, 1 U'V'UIIIJPI J7( -jy, LakeShore 48 4 4 4. LaMaur.36 3 167, M7, LaneWood 8 87, 8 87, 4- LoPomte.20 10 5 5 LaTourBick 3 2V, 2V, 2 UndmrHd 2 3 3, 3 LarwnRI 48e 51 15 15 15V, lorwin Rlwt 14 2 2 77, LCACorp 54 41 40V, 407, 10 10 10 RepNatBNV 18 44', 437, 44 PesrchCtlOS 17 79 78 9 9 17 16 26 16V, 4 Fablnd Fab en 40a Fabn Ce 03 Fair TexM.II FairNob.43t FairmCh.05e 1 8 87, 8 15 9V, 9 9 1 4 4 4- BTBCorp 44 IV, IV, IV, BTUEna 2 5'', 5 BuehlerCo 5 4', 47, 4 Buell ln.5d 3 14 14 14 Buildexlnc 9 9 Bundv Cpln 10 53 Buraesslnd 19 6 6 Burns Intl. 60 37 17 16 ButlerAvint 18 9 9 ButtesGsOil 124 18 177, LOIPWT VU I.JV, 14 LeGranCp 11 117, 11 II'. FakonSbd 32 117, 11 V-W-X-Y-Z Fam DolStr 136 23 7, 21' 2 PeserveOG 22 7 6 7 Resistflx.lOe A 10 107, 10', ResortslntIA 13 57, 5 4- V. PejtnuAssoe 53 6 67, RexNoieco 27 II 1 1 7, 7, RH MedSvc, 10 137, 177, 13 R.bletProds 58 207, 197, 20 Richforrllnd 33 7 7 7 Pirhtonln.JO 137, 13 137.

4- RiCoAraMng 5 7 7 VI, 4 Rikernf.20 57 1 1 1 V. FnmilyRec 1 37, 3 37, 147, 1 14 147, Vol Orlnd 1 8 8 VallesStl.36t 49 53 21 ValleyMetal 7 67, 67, Valmaclnd 8 10 107, 34 17 8 7. 23 41 67, 107, 7. Valspar.17. 2 5 5 Donaldson Co.

expects gains 40 17V, 17 127. finer mo in jv, 37, 6 67, 77 77 27 77 I pqRonal l.eaderlntl Leiso Cpwt I. path Co 32 Lee Ent.28 LeeNatl Leigh Prd 36 LeisureTec LennarCorp LernerStr BO Lerner Stwt LeslFay 37b L'hertyLens LilliAnnl.lJt LincolnA Lo-lqe5ho f-nnnyFarm FnshionFab FedResrrPS PclmontOil Fihrebordwt FidelGr3.03n FidelcoGrwt FteldPlostic Filrnways FiltrDyn 01e 53 17 16V, 17', 4 29 237, 577, 577, 90 5 5 38 25 24 54 7, 56 787, 287, 2B 4 87, 8 87, 36 24 7, 74 7 18 17 18 4- 307, -i 5 477, 4 4 787, 78V, 3 157, 157, 15 15 4 -I- 9 9 39 5 5 5- 6 7 7 17 1V, Kileyl.o RitlerFir VaiueLmDv ia 6 VanDorn.76 35 17 Vanquardlnt 45 2V, 138 18 167, 177, 41 Varolnc 18 27, 16 7 77, 77, II 17 177, 4 7 18 18 18 4- 31 107, 97, 107, 4 13 33V. 33 33 7 9 9 9 2 4 7, 4 7, 4 7, 67 7 67, 7 79 78V, 28'', 6 25 757, 25 57. Rohintffch improved sales 37 577, 76 26 -17.

31 177, 17 4- 9 257. 25 257, 19 37, 7 3 16 107, 107. Pnhlinlnd 7 6 6V, 6 Honeywell Inc. Honeywell Inc. reported operating earnings for the second quarter of $14.1 million, or 72 cents per share, up from $8 million, or 47 cents per share, a year ago.

In the latest quarter, there were extraordinary gains of $1.6 million, or 9 cents per share, and deductions for minority interest of $651,000, making final net income $15.1 million, or 81 cents per share. In 1971, there was an ex-traordinary gain of $881,000, or 5 cents per share, and gains from minority interest of $205,000, making the final net income $9.1 million, or 52 cents per share. Sales and rental revenue for the latest quarter were $510 million, against $462.2 million a year ago. For the six months, earnings from operations were $26 million, or $1.32 per share, compared with $14.4 million, or 87 cents per share, a year ago. After the extraordinary gains and deductions for, minority Interest, net income came to $26.3 million, or $1.41 per share.

In 1971, after extraordinary gains and gains from minority Interest, net income totaled $16.1 million, or 92 cents per share. Sales and rental revenue were million, compared with $892.7 million a year ago. Honeywell said "the outlook for the balance of the year is good." James If. Dinger, (hair-man, the earnings improvement is "hearten-ing," but added that the rate of improvement is influenced by the fact that first-half earnings a year ago were depressed. He said comparisons in the second half will be made against two 1 a 1 1 ve 1 good quarters a year ago.

ITOHTJ HIMJ TAlfNTJ, INC Yew Moy 31 1972 1971 Shr fams 05 i 2ll "venu $410,892 $175 03 Net Incom 112,519 (149,317) 10 5 7-16 5 5-16 5 5-16 FinSnnBa 20 FmlGen74h 13 11 V. 117. 11 7. I 10 97, 10 28 3 7-16 3 5-16 3 5-16 22 77, 7 7 16 7 7-16-1-16 Loehmm 16 LoewsThrwt 148 277, 2'7, 277', RockwaylO 3 1 127, RockwdCmp 30 3 37, 37, RoqrrsCcrp 3 25 54 75 Polandlnt: 11 17 17 17 Roll.nilr.lt 58 167, 15 16', RoncoTelepr 73 7 I Roieriaufi'l 2 4V, 47, 4', PossmoorCp JO 10 jo, 10 4 Rossmorwt II 4 4 PownCo.28 24 347, 33 RovnlAmer 1 9', 9', 97, Poynllnn60t 15 147, 14 14, RoyPRrhCol 15 67, 67, 6 4 VI, 5 10 10 4- 57, loqisticlnd 2 LnGenSve 8 9 L5B Ind 45t 31 LTV Cnrpwf 25 LundyFlec 8 1 5 5 37, 5 9 3 57, 3 4 CablecomGn CabotFI 88e CoMor.lSr Calcomn Cal PrtCeml CalvertExpl famcolnc 15 CampbChib Camp Ind 30 Cn ExpGO CdnHomestd Cdn Int Pwn Cdn Mar.05 CdnMernll CdnSuperOil Conaverllnt Canoaalnd Capit Capilollndus CareerAcad Caressa.14 Carnatl.20a CaroPipel.80 CaroPL pf5 CarouselFsh CarrierCpwt Cari-olsDr-v Castle A.80 Castletonlnd Castlewdlnt CavitronCp CBWL H.15e CelluCraft CenMenf3 50 Cent Seclp Certif.edCp CertronCo Chad Mill.40 RSCIndust Pudickpf.56 7 87. 57, 4 Puotjlndust 57.

55 A 3 9 3 10 2 87, 57, 47, 4 7, 8 14 1 23 77, 79 107. 27 6 Puscolnd Fstfonn SBI 5 14V, 14V, 14 4 17 19 4- 7, Fst Denvwt 7 2', 2 77, 7. FstHartford 11 4 4, 4', FstHartpf.75 1 17 17 12 36 5 76 26 567, FstWisM.Slo 15 29 787, 787, 35 2.3 23 23 7, Flaaa lnd.12 II 8 87, 8 7, FlnhtSnfty 70 14 13 14 4 Flocklnd 50 217, 20 20 FlaCapital 10 4', 47, 4 7, 4- 7, FlowrA lOe 10 19 197. 197, 7, Fluke Mf.53t 14 79 787, 287, 4 Fly Tiqerwt 120 24 237, 237, 8 47, 4 47, 4 7, 76O 94 93 93 Forestl.b28t 23 147, 147, 147, Fn.5nPh.52 39 427, 47 47 4-17. FPACorp 6 107.

107, 107, 4 Frar.H 70 19 46 45V, 46 4 8 8 8 8 FrankNur 32 8 17 167, 167, Freinillo 20 24 19 197, 4 Fn.ndFrost 2 4', Fnerlnd 6 6 67, 4 Front erAir 50 9 9 V. Front Airwt 21 hi, 6 67, V. In domestic markets which account for 80 percent to 85 percent of annual volume. Donaldson said he expects a sales gain in fiscal 1973 "at the higher end" of a range of 5 percent to 10 percent. "Our segments of the economy have improved.

Truck sales already are strong, farm equipment sales are getting out of the doldrums and sales of construction equipment which haven't picked up yet should improve," he said. 47; 7. 4'. V. 10 10 4" 6 6 PL 7 7.

7. 4 7. 77. PinsellAlum PusslMil 40 9 87, 347, 34', .57, 7 34 I', 17V, V. 45 407, 397, 4- 7, 15 107, 9V.

9 1 25 55', 25 11 57, 4 4 7, 12 8 87, 87, i7 17, rt PvderSviwt 7 59 28 78--', Pyersr.Hay 5 97, 97, 97, 4 MacroChqt MailqryPan WamMart.72 M'jgmtData MariytlStrs Marisf TR 50 MarrjthonAAf M'jnri'iijqe ontrl, arleneind W'jrshallr Aaslarid 40 'isoneil. 16 Waul Bro 70 A'i'ile In Wr.Crorywt ror win McC ulll 60t WcDongh 50 Mf.Kee 60 AcKecnf on MennsACol WedcoJwIy A Medenrolnr 3 2 6 1 117. 107, 167, 25 75 7, 25 7. 14 147, 147, 97. 4- 67, 67, 1 1.

7 1. V. 18 in earnings on Dow Jones News Service Donaldson Minneapolis, expects earnings for the fourth quarter ending July 31 of 50 cents to 55 cents a share on sales of about $14 million, up from 36 cents a share on sales of $11.1 million a year ago, Frank Donaldson, president, said. This would increase earnings for all of fiscal 1972 to $1.77 to $1.82 a share on sales of $52 million to $53 million. Donaldson which makes air cleaners, mufflers, filters and other parts for heavy-equipment i s-tries, had an operating net in fiscal 1971 of $2.5 million or $1.25 a share on sales of $43.7 million.

Farnings last year excluded a special loss of $747,546 or 37 cents a share, making a total net income of $1.8 million, or 88 cents a share. Donaldson attributed the anticipated improvement this year to strong truck sales and improved sales of agriculturalquipmcnt 4 197, 197, 197, Venicelnd.20 13 17 17', 12V, Vernition 16 A' 67, 6V, 17 9', 9 9 V.tcoOflsh 76 567, 55 567, 4 1 V.ewicx 96 7 6 77, 4 7, VikinqGenl 18 207, 20 20 Vikoalnc 23 11 10 II VintageEnt II 25 257, 25', VLNCorp 56 S'l, 8 8, VolMerch 16 6 6 Voplex 60 14 167, 15 167, Vulc Corp 10 4 7 7 7 Vulc Inc. 30 1 5 57. 57, 4 Wab Mig.lO 23 8 8 87, 4 167, 16 167, 7. WadlllEqnip 1 4V, 4 4', 7, WaqnerFI.48 72 19 18 19 Ward CRDq 14 177, 17 17', Ward Fdswt 1 2 2 7 Wards 20 19 77, 7 7 War CpfC.05 67 18 17V, 177, 70 7 347, 34 347, Wash PIT 96 4 11 11 11V, Watsco 19t 4 67, 6 67, 14 87, 8 87, Weld TuArn 3 7 77, 77, Wellrofnt 3 9 9 97, 4- WellsMolSve 81 74 77 737, 17, VestChP 77 7 79 79 79 Tep4 40 230 58 58 58 Wettatp.PlI 16 7 7 7 4 WesthvFsh 5 37, 3 37, 4- DPet 17 5 7 16 5 7 16 5 7 16 W-stnFn 9 37 31 37 WestrnOlhil 1 7 27, 77, VestPnc Iwt 38 6 6 67, 4 WstUnlntl 113 347, 34 WrtlranslnrJ 5 147, 14 147, WhitaVer 50 6 167, 157, 15 V.

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32 6 5 6 19 26 4 3 37. 19 19 7 7 13 357, 35 35" 74 tl-16 11.16- 1-16 13 II 11 11 29 15 14 i 4 8V, 8V, 87, 4 197, 6 19 19 13 7 7 7 17 11 10 tl 4- 11 14 14 7, 14V, 30 6 5 5 18 64 64 64 56 36 267, 367, -17, 47 97, 97, 9 17 16 167, 16 50 23 23 1 17 5 5 5 7 6 67, 6 4- 97 26 75 26 45 27 27 17 35', IS 35 V. 414 28 76 77 4 7, 19 377, n-l .377. 7, 7 177, 17 50 117, 117, ir 4- V. 7 16 167, 16V, 4 17 7, 177, 17 5 17 1Vi 177, V.

10 377, 377" 37, V. 7 17 6 16 15 15 6 87, 8 8 4- 8 16 15 15 1 127, 17 177, 43 4 7, 4 4 7, 4 67, 67, 67. MediaGn Mego Intllnr 7 11 Chaanlnd Chart Co 20e CharterMed Cherry B.16 Chi Pivtl 60 ChildWorld ChrlstinnCos CvFd.43e CIMtqGrpwt ClCCorp CirHe 27 CitSv ARwt MenmcoV.fg 38 157, 14V, 14 17 17 19', W-d 11 50 13 17 13 V. 7 7, 77, 7 Gnbnellnd Garan Inc 21 CarberAL GqrciaCorp Garland. I5e Gate SptGds Gayld Ntl.

30 Gnvnr.rtntd Genrhart 30 Gen7- ilovs GenB'jildrs Cinema 32 GonF -tucSvc GnnFmnlo Gnnlntcriors iq 97 GenPlyweaH GenResrch (irnac ln.25f Geniilnd 4 1 4 48 -1 40 157, 14 15 57 13 7, 177, 177, 15 4 4 6 57, 5 4. 37. 33 40 40 48 48 7 1, 6" MerlnlJo 70a WetrocreFn WichGenl M.ch Suq .10 W.rh Sw' 24 ro iv. W.dlnd Co 70 dlnWl 45e W-dzl 37b Sabme 44b 20 34', 347, 347, SaletronSyA 5 4 4 4, StJohniTr.62 4 21'7, 21 217, Vllemtorp 15 97, 9 9 SomboUest 85 367, 35 367. 4- VjnCarloMe 3 7 7 7 V.

DieGpf.88 7 17', 17 12', SanJWWI 98 3 34 34 347, 4- 106 8, 87. Snrgenllnd 19 47, 4 4 SatumAirwy 17 77, 67, 77, Savoy Ind 35 67, 57, 67, 4 Sayrehshr 15 77, 77, 77, 4- SchenuitA 9 6 67, 67, 4- 7, 5 1 4V, 47, 4 7, ScientAtlan 2 07, 97, 97 Stotte.Corp 17 10 107, 107, 7, ScottysHoin 4 31 31V, 3'V, 30 I 10 K-7, 10 SrurryPain 3 14, 4 MxlAlMill 30 6 9 87, 'I f.e-lCont'Jinr 24 77 7 1 7, 71V, V. W.k 09f 5 1 1 1 1 7, 1 1 4 Soui' trM 3 37, 37, 37, ar, Ird 44 60 17 12 17 Sr-asntiAII 7 127, 17 177, -(. S-r. 45 16 15 16 4- SecMtg Inwt 50 4V, 4 4 Skuforp27 I 11 11 11 Smterh.34t 39 177, 16V, 17 4 Sequovahlnd 29 37, 3 3 Service Cpln 17 157, 15 15 Servisco 9 107, 10 17 ServoCoro 1 8V, 8 87, 19 19 19 197.

Seton Co. 45 2 107, 10 107, 1 UV, 11 11 ShoerShoe 3 3 3 37, 57, 9 67. 37, 7. 5 7, 9 Ti 7, 2 18 18 18 y. 37, 5''.

9 7 21 Bomb kills official A secretary of thf Pen-pie's Guard paramilitary wing of the ruling Pakistan People's Party-was killed and three other party members were injured Thursday night when a bomb exploded in a People's Guard office at Gujranwala, Pakistan, news agency informants reported. 14V. 14 717, i 36 7, 4- 6 t- 7 Milaotlert 101 377, 18 13 137, 13 7 6', 74 7 7, 7 77, 7, 8 71 4- 19 11 4. 17'', 17 7. 71 V', 317, 3 39', 377, 397, 3 13'', 13'.

13', 5 67, 6 7. 4 V. MiHOi'V 54t Milton Roy Mirro Ail 80 MoRee'l'kr MokonTexct G.anl Fd.MW 72 747, 537, 737, Wiant Mrsl.p 19 U. Cont Yel.40 32 9 3-16 8 15-16 8 15 16 1-16 Ci'yGsFIa 50 ClneGr.20 Clarksonlnd ClaryCorp ClintonWer Clonay.53t CM I Corp InvCo Invwt Co BuildCos Codesco.lOe Coff Mat.37 CohenHatfd Cohu lnc.10 Co tjntl Cole Nnf! 167 57, 57, 7. GirmYelln 40 7 8 8 MobHom 10 409 247, 277, 24 4-17, Glnd jina' 8 9V, 97, 97, 4- ModernMaid 1 9 9 9V, GlasrockPrd 397 17 107, 177, 41 Won Ppf4.40 130 567, 56', 56'.

GlenGer.l5t 12 87, 87, 87, Mooqlnc 9 15 15V. 15V, 4- Glen Dis3 6 117, 11 11 Morse ElPd 40 367, 367, 367, Globelndust 4 UV, 11 11 MtqeGth 46 4 15 15 15 ,4 18 187. MoltiSup.4lt 13 7V. 77, 77. R5.