1 SOMERSET Bangor Daily News, Thursday, March 26, 1964" Tel. 942-4881 Deaths And Funerals JOHN L. FRAME PUNTA GORDA, Lincoln Frame, 94, died suddenly Monday. He was born Covington, Ky. March 16, 1870, son of John and Anna (White) Frame.
The family moved to Boston, Mass. in 1875. was cadet officer on the Massachusetts Training Ship the U.S.S. Enterprise He trained as an electrician at the Hawley School of Engineering, Boston, Mass. He was Chief Engineer for the Boston and 1 Worcester Street Railway in South Framingham, Mass.
for three years. He married Annie Elizabeth Hawley December 10, 1902. They moved to Searsport in 1905, where he supervised the construction Sprague Coal and Wharf Company and remained as superintendent for 30 years. He retired in 1935 and has resided at Punta Gorda Municipal Trailer Park since 1936. Mr.
Frame was a member of the Grand Lodge of Masons of Massachusetts. He received his 50-year pin from Wollaston Lodge. He was a member of Royal Arch Chapter, Quincy, Mariners Lodge, Searsport, Maine; and Blue Room Club, Association of Masonic Engineers. Surviving, besides his widow, are two daughters, Mrs. N.
J. Wright of Ferndale, Mrs. F. C. Wright of Calais; two sons, John of West Roxbury, Mass.
and three George of South Portland; grandsons; five granddaughters; two great-granddaughters; and a sister, Frank Fellows of Boylston, Mass. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Thursday at Pongers Funeral Home, Punta Gorda, Fla. ADDIE GIBBONS BELFAST Mrs. Addie Gibbons, 83, died Wednesday at a local hospital following a brief illness.
She was born at Georgetown, December 31, 1880, daughter of Ernest and Annie (Ryder) Pinkbam. She had lived here for about two years and had previously resided at Bath. She is survived by three sons, Roy Walker of Belfast, Maurice Walker of Bangor, Frank Cole of Mrs. Portland; Madeline three daughters, Marshall of Belfast, Mrs. Edna Cressey Gardiner, Mrs.
Marjorie Lee of Berwick; four brothers, Clarence Pinkham in California, Ralph Pinkham in Gray, Milton Pinkham, Five Islands, Edward Pinkham, Richmond; three sisters, Mrs. Edna MacDonald of Bath, Mrs. Hazel Perry of Gray, Mrs. Stella Hale of Massachusetts; 19 grandchildren; great grandchildren; one great great grandchild and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be held at Rackliffe Funeral Home Saturday at 2 p.m., the Rev.
Norman C. Young of the Belfast Methodist Church officiating. Interment will be in Smart Cemetery. CARL S. STEVENS PORTLAND Carl S.
Stevens, of Scarborough, formerly of Livermore Falls, died Tuesday evening in a local hospital, following a frief illness. He was born June 1, 1901, at Cutler, son of Forrest and Nellie (French) Stevens. After graduating from Machias High School, he lived in Rockland and Livermore Falls before coming to Portland and Scarborough. For 23 years he was associated with the Central Maine Power Company and most recently he was manager of the stationery department at Zayres in Portland. He attended the Congregational Church and was a member and past officer of Aurora Lodge of Masons in Rockland.
He was past patron of Golden Rod Chapter, O.E.S. in Rockland former member of the Livermore Falls Lions Club. Besides his widow the former Thelma Hanscom, he is survived by a son, Paul H. Stevens of Livermore Falls; two sisters, Mrs. Marguerite Church and Mrs.
Virginia Seiz, both of New Jersey; six brothers, Harold and Albert Stevens of Haverhill, Forrest Stevens, 2nd. of Milford, Richard Stevens, of North Attleboro. Bickford Portland, and Nelson Stevens of Wood Haven, Long Island, N.Y.; two grandchildren; several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be held Friday at 2 p.m. at 749 Congress Street, Portland.
Dr. Frederick H. Thompson, of Woodfords Congregational Church, will officiate. Interment will be in Livermore Falls. ROSE M.
COTE FORT FAIRFIELD Mrs. Rose M. Cote, 88, died Wednesday at a local hospital after a short illness. She was born at Presque Isle February 18, 1876, daughter of George L. and Susan (Graves) Cyr.
She had lived here for the past three years, and had made her home with her daughter, Mrs. Martha Thibeau of West Limestone Road. She is survived by four daughters, Mrs. Delphine Sirois, of Card of Thanks We wish to express our deep appreciation and thanks to the town of Monroe for the chicken pie dinner given us. Everett Knight and family, Monroe.
A. W. Leonard, Thorndike Official, Dies THORNDIKE Arthur W. Leonard, 79, died at his residence Tuesday after a long 111- ness. He was born at New Glastow, N.S., October 10, 1884, son of John and Mary (Stevens) Leonard.
He was chairman of the town budget committee here, member of the Republican Town Committee and served as ballot clerk. He was a member of the Agricultural Soil Conservation, both state and county levels, member of the Farm Extension Association and past county president of the association. He was a member of the New England Milk Producers Association, a member and trustee of the Congregational Church of Thorndike, member of the Lodge of Masons of Thorndike, past master of Harvest Moon Grange here, member of the Pomona and State and National Grange, member and past associate patron of Josiah H. Drummond Chapter OES of Thorndike. Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Grace W. Leonard; two sons, Herbert A. of Orono, er W. of Glastonbury, two sisters, Mrs. Annie Cole of Thorndike, Mrs.
Sadie Oliver of Hastings on Hudson, N.Y.; three nieces, a nephew, four cousins, five re grandchildren. Funeral services will be at the Thor ndike Congregational Church Friday at 2 p.m., Dr. John C. Hawkins of Waterville officiating. Interment will be in the Center Cemetery, East Thorndike.
Friends may call at Brazier Funeral Home, Brooks, Thursday evening. Calais CALAIS St. Croix Temple Pythian Sisters, met Monday evening at Castle Hall. It was voted to send Easter greetings to older and ill members. Preparations were made for sending the delegates, Mrs.
Bertha Dixon, to the grand temple session, which is to be held in Portland on April 3 and 4. During the social hour, a discussion was held of the program for the district convention to be held in Calais with St. Croix Temple on May 25. The next meeting will be April 13 with Mrs. Lucille Scribner, as chairman for all April meetings.
The 'Calais Girl Scout Cadet Troop 192 met Tuesday afternoon at the American Legion Hall. Work was on their hostess badge, and plans were discussed for the troop to go on a bicycle ride next week. Mrs. Alvah Smith collected money from the cookie Mrs. Bryant Clement, leader was present at the meeting, and following the meeting, accompanied the girls on hike.
The next meeting will be held on Tuesday at 3:15 p.m. at the Legion Hall. Joseph Phelan of 47 Lincoln Street, Calais, is a patient at the Calais Hospital. Mrs. Frank Gatcomb of Washington Street, Calais, has returned home after a three week visit with her sister-inlaw and husband, Mr.
and Mrs. Sidney Little of Lancaster, Pa. Scout Group Plans Events PRINCETON The Princeton Cub Scouts committee met at the home of George Calder Monday evening. The nine leaders present talked over next month's theme: the Cub Scout Naturalist. Preparations were also made for the coming Pack meeting to be held at the elementary school Wednesday, April 1, at 6:30 p.m.
er, Mrs. Sue D. Hall, and a sister, Phyllis Hall, both of Augusta; three brothers, of Millinocket, Lester of Montpelia, Ellis of West Barrington, R.I.; several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Saturday at Dennett and Craig Funeral Home, Saco.
Interment will be in Millinocket. EMERY G. SPRAGUE BELFAST Emery G. Sprague, 73, died Wednesday at a local hospital after a long 111- ness. He was born at Belmont, July 2, 1890, son of Emery A.
and Rosalie (Gay) Sprague. He was past master of Frederick Ritchie Grange at Waldo. He had been a rural free mail carrier for 32 years, working from the Belfast Post Office and was a member of the Retired Carriers Association. Survivors are his widow, Mrs. Charlotte (Braley), Sprague of Belfast; five sons, James of Belfast, Roger serving with the Peace Corps in Ethiopia, Hayden of Salina, Bruce of Columbus, Ohio, and Malcolm Sprague of Skowhegan, five daughters, Mrs.
Norma Rogers and Mrs. Barbara Hinkley of Pittsfield, Mrs. Hilda Gordon of Skowhegan, Mrs. Susan Thompson of Exeter, N.H., and Mrs. Elizabeth Graves of Melbourne, two sisters, Mrs.
Lylla Maddocks and Mrs. 1 Ruby Braley of Belfast; 23 grandchildren, two great relatives. and other Funeral services will be held at Coombs Funeral Home Friday at 2 p.m. with the Rev. Willis Spaulding, pastor of the First Baptist Church officiating.
Interment will be in Grove Cemetery. I Spelling Bee Winners Posted JONESBORO Superintendent Allan B. Chesterton of School Union 101 Jonesport anion 101 spelling bee held Tuesnounces the winners of the Un- day evening at the Jonesport High School. Eric Snowdeal a grade six pupil of the Jonesboro school was the winner of the bee. He is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Eric Snowdeal of Jonesboro. Runner up was Oscar Look a grade eight pupil of the Addison school. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Oscar Look of Addison. Eric Snowdeal and Oscar Look will compete in the county spelling bee to be held at Machias April 9. Other contestants were Paula Faulkingham grade six, of Beals; and Phyllis Woodward, grade eight of Jonesport. The spelling bee master was Arline J. Harmon.
The judges were Michael Ruth D. Wood and K. Kelley, Helen R. Grant was the recorder. Jonesboro High Posts Honr Roll JONESBORO Principal 1 Arthur Reynolds has announced the honor roll in Jonesboro High School for the fourth ranking period.
Those receiving honors (A's and B's) are: seniors: Marjorie Dorr, and Orrin Faulkingham; juniors: Velma Look, Ruth Snowdeal, Caron Varney, Ellen Smith; sophom*ores: Irene Wood, Edward Schencks; and freshman: Mary White and Gail Varney. Markets Closed On Good Friday NEW YORK (UPI) Major securities and commodity exchanges in the United States and Canada will be closed on Good Friday, March 27. Most banks will be open. Markets in Europe will be closed both Friday and Easter Monday, March 30. Closed will be the New York produce, mercantile, cocoa, sugar, cotton and wool exchanges.
In Chicago the Board of Trade and Mercantile Exchange will close. However, livestock, onion and potato, butter egg markets will be open Friday. Weekly Potato Report NEW YORK (UPI) Here is a special weekly potato report from important shipping points as prepared for United Press International by the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Marketing Service. Potato offerings moderate in upstate New York." Some growers held for higher prices.
Demand was improved slightly, but prices held unchanged. Demand and wire inquiry was widespread in Maine. Demand was generally good. Offerings were light due to previous commitments and growers held for more favorable prices. Harvesting continued active in Florida.
Yields and quality were generally good. In Michigan, offerings were very light in the lower sula as many growers had sold out. Movement was active in the upper peninsula. Demand was only fair in Colorado's San Luis Valley. Daily movement was slightly below normal.
Idaho, demand ranged from fair to moderate. FOB prices were mostly unchanged. In the Yakima, Washington area, planting was nearly half completed in the early district, however, it was just getting under way in the late areas. Supplies were more freely available in the Klamath Basin of Oregon and California. Quality was mostly good.
In central Oregon, some sheds limited their offerings in resistance to prices. Land is being prepared for spring planting as the weather improves. Maine Spud Futures Beaver Brook Farms, Inc.) P.C. High Low Close 2.16 2.18 2.15 2.18 17 2.66 2.68 2.62 2.68 128 3.17 3.17 3.12 3.25 1,383 Total Volume 1,528 Potato Market (Courtesy, November April May NEW YORK (AP) Potatoes steady. L.I., 50 lb sacks Chippewa and Katahdin US No.
1 size 2 in min unwashed 1.25-35, large 1.50-60; size 75-85 cents, fair condition 6-65. Spud Report TUESDAY 1964 1943 Maine rail 216 204 Total Maine rail 12,343 14,227 Maine truck 68 Total Maine truck 8,199 8,054 U. 8. rail 555 568 Per barrel today: Year Ago: $1.65 with a few lower. Stock Leaders NEW YORK (UPI) -The 15 most active stocks traded on the New York Stock Exchange Wednesday.
Sales Close Chg. Lehigh Ind 148,700 US Steel 80,100 60 Gen Tire 69,900 26 Cont 53,900 Gen 52,400 Penn RR 50.300 RCA Chrysler 51,000 49,100 Hupp Cp Motors 45,700 Certain 43,600 Am 41,100 19 Gibraltar 39,700 Murphy Oll 37,400 Pare ou 37,000 Am rta 609,000 1 31-32 1-20 Rally After 3-Day 'Corrections' NEW YORK (AP)- The stock market rallied Wednesday after three-day of its latest surge to new peaks. Trading was heavier. Steels, savings-and-loan holding companies, airlines, nonferrous metals, tobaccos and selected chemicals, airlines, electronics and office equipment made strides. Rails, motors and utilities were spotty.
Electrical equipments were mixed. Of 1,341 issues traded, gainers outnumbered losers 615 to 479. Highs for the year totaled 126 and lows 59. Little was expected of the market before the three-day Easter weekend. The markets will be closed Good Friday.
The Dow Jones industrial average rose 1.73 to 813.16.* Volume was 5.42 million shares compared with 5.22 million Tuesday. The Associated Prses average of 60 stocks rose .4 to 300.7 with industrials up .9, rails unchanged and utilities off .1. Ten of the 15 most active stocks advanced and 5 declined. Lehigh Valley Industries was the most active stock for the fourth straight session. The issue ran into heavy profit-taking as it sank to on 148,700 shares.
U.S. Steel was second mostactive, up at 60 on 80,100 shares. Delta Airlines rose Northwest Western Pan American and American "inited Financial rose Wesco San Diego. Imperial Financial Federation and First Charter Financial 1. Lukens Steel was delayed in opening and gained Jones Laughlin rose 2.
Other gainers included IBM up Control Data up Zenith up Merck up 1, Union Carbide up Caterpillar lost Eastman Kodak 1, Jersey Standard Prices on the American Stock Exchange moved irregularly higher. Corporate bonds declined. U.S. government bonds were mixed. Furnished by Hornblower Weeks American Stock Exchange High Low Close Aerojet Allegheney Wrts Arkansas Louisiana Gas Asamara Oil 11 13-16 Atlas Gen Ind 16 16 Barnes Eng British Pet Co 9 1-16 Brown Co 13 Canada So Pete Canadian Javelin Ltd Chromalloy Corp Cinerama Inc Corp Creole Pete Data Controls Dennison Mfg Draper Corp Gulf Am Land Corp Hollinger Mining Husky Oil Ltd 1-16 6 Imperial Oil Kaiser Indust Louisiana 86 Molybdenum National Petroleum New Jersey Ariz Zine Land North Canadian Oil Northeast Airlines Ogden Corp Pepperell Phoenix Steel Mines Ltd Remington Arms Co Rio Algom 12 Shattuck Den Min Corp Signal Stelma 87 Technicolor Teleregister Controls Webb Knapp Webb Knapp pr Banks NEW YORK BANKS Bid Asked Bankers Chase-Manhattan Empire 303 313 First Nat'1-City 114 124 Morgan Bank-NY Guaranty Chem Trust Irving Mnfrs-Hanover BOSTON BANKS First Nat'1 Nat'l Shawmut First Boston Corp State St Bank Trust Boston Produce BOSTON (AP) Jobbing prices with wholesale prices in parentheses Wednesday Eggs jumbo white 49 (47-48) brown 49 (47-48) Extra large white 39 (38) brown 35 (33-34) Large white 38 (37) brown 35 (33-34) Medium white 34 (32-33) brown 34 (29-33) Pullets white 26 (25) brown (25) Flour spring patents 6.55-6.65 Corn all rail No.
2 yellow 1.57 Oats all rail 40 lbs. poultry 92 Potatoes (50 lbs) 1.25-1.35 Beef sides good to prime 34- Lambs good to prime 42-50 Veal good to prime 48-63 Poultry choice eviscerated fowls 21-28 Fancy live fowls 10-13 Pork loins Commodities By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Commodity futures prices were mostly higher on New York exchanges Wednesday. Advances included domestic sugar .05 to .10 cent pound, world sugar .08 to .15 cent pound, hides .33 .44 cent pound, copper .60 to .75 cent a pound, lead .05 cent a pound and zinc .05 to .10 cent a pound. Cocoa declined .05 to .07 cent pound and rubber was off .15 cent a pound. Cotton, cottonseed oil and silver were mixed.
At Chicago, wheat was higher to cent lower a bale, corn to higher, oats to lower, rye to 1 higher and soybeans 1 higher to lower. Business. St. Anne, N. Mrs.
Annie Beaulieu of Staten Island, N. Mrs. Martha Thibeau, Fort Fairfield, Bertha Beaulieu of Presque, Isle; four sons, Ralph Biddeford, George L. of Santa Cruz, Edward C. of Natick, Earl of Westbrook; two sisters, Mrs.
Annie McCarthy of Lewiston, Mrs. Alice Baron of Augusta; 45 grandchildren; 78 greatgrandchildren; 62 great-greatgrandchildren and one greatgreat-great-grandchild. Friends may call at the Dorsey Funeral Home Friday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 9 a.m. at St.
Denis Catholic Church with the Rev. Stephen Rice officiating. Burial will be in Holy Rosary Cemetery in Caribou. GEORGE FOSTER HOULTON George Foster, 67, died Wednesday at a local hospital after short illness. He was born at Houlton, April 14, 1896, son of James and Annie (Clark) Foster.
He was a veteran of World War One, and had lived in Houlton all of his life. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Laura (Powell) Foster, Houlton; one daughter, Mildred Foster, Houlton; two brothers, Ira and Henry, both of Houlton. Friends may call at the Dunn Funeral Home Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m. Funeral services will be conducted at the funeral home Friday at 1:30 p.m.
with the Rev. Alton Maxell officiating. Burial will be in Evergreen Cemetery. JOHN E. PARKER MILBRIDGE John Parker, 32, died Wednesday the result of an automobile accident at Ashville.
He was born at Tewksbury, August 26, 1931, son William and Grace Parker. is survived by his widow, Sherry; daughter, Christy; two sons, John and Donald, of Milbridge; six brothers, Leslie, Irving, Robert, David, Paul, all of Tewksbury, Mass. Winfred of Corinna; two sisters, Mabel McDonough and Dorothy, both of Boston; several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be 2 p.m. Sunday at the Congregational Church, the Rev.
Harry P. Taylor and the Rev. Donald M. Teasdale officiating. Interment will be in the family lot of Evergreen Cemetery.
Friends may call at Warren Funeral Home Saturday from 2 to 5 p.m. PEARLY MacLEAN MILBRIDGE Pearly MacLean, 21, died Wednesday morning as the result of an automobile accident at Ashville. He was born February 24, 1943, at Milbridge, son of Donald and Mattie (Beach) MacLean. He is survived by his parents of Milbridge; seven sisters, Mrs. Georgie Young of Gouldsboro, Mrs.
Sherry Parker of Milbridge, Mrs. Florence Seavey of Steuben, Mrs. Fay Bamford of Milbridge, Mrs. Madonna Rossi of Milbridge, Miss Sandy MacLean and Miss Macky MacLean, Milbridge; seven brothers, Emery of Cherryfield, David of Cherryfield, Virgil, Boyde, Vincent, Carroll, Kenneth of Milbridge. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m.
Sunday at the Congregational Harry P. Church, Taylor here, and the Rev. Donald M. Teasdale officiating. Interment will be in Evergreen Cemetery.
Friends may call at Warren Funeral Home Saturday from 2 to 5 p.m. PHILIP J. ROSSI MILBRIDGE Philip J. Rossi, 27, died Wednesday morning as the result of an automobile accident at Ashville. He was born at Cherryfield July 27, 1936, son of Frank and Josephine (Lombardo) Rossi.
He is survived by his widow, Madonna of Milbridge; a daughter, Cindy, two sons, Philip Jr. and Nathan of Milbridge: his parents of Milbridge; a sister, Rosalie Martin of Milbridge; five brothers, Nolan of Milbridge, Anthony and Lewis, both of Santa Monica, Frank B. of Milford, James of Mansfield, several nieces 0 and nephews. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Congregational Church, the Rev.
Harry P. Taylor and the Donald M. Teasdale officiating. Interment will be in Evergreen Cemetery. Friends may call at the Warren Funeral Home Saturday from 2 to 5 p.m.
FRANK E. HALL BIDDEFORD Frank E. Hall, 48, a resident of 270 Hill Street, here, died Wednesday afternoon at his home following a long illness. He was born at Millinocket November 11, 1915, son of Frank B. and Sue (Dowling) Hall.
He was educated in Millinocket schools and attended Burdett College in Lynn, Mass. He was employed for several years by E. H. Hall Leather Company in Lynn as a salesman. He served in World War II as a captain in the Army Transportation Service.
On his release from the Army he worked for Sears; Roebuck and Co. and for the past eight years had been employed by the Diamond National Corp. and at the time of his death was district manager. He was a member of the Biddeford Saco Elks. Surviving are his widow, Katherine (Mulcahy Hall) and daughter, Susan his Ideal Cem Ill Cent 2 IlIPwr 1.40 IngRand 3a 86 86 InlandS 1.80 InspirC 42 IBM 5 583 IntHarv 2.80 IntMng InNickl 2.20 IntPap 1.06 Int TAT 1 102 IowaPL 2.10 ITECK 1 Johns Man 2 67 Jones 2.50 149 Joy Mig 23 --K KaiserAl .90 KaCSin KelseyHa 2 Kennecott KernCL 2.40 KimbCIk 2 Koppers 2 Korvette Kresge 1.20 Kroger 1.10 Lee Nationl LehPCem 21 Leh Val Ind 1487 LOFGIs 2.60 57 Libby Me 11 176 5 23 Lig Mpf LinkB 2.40a 33 Litton 131 Lockhd 1.60 Loews Thtr LoneSCem LoneSGas Lorilird 2.50 3 Lukens 305 MackTr 1.80 Macy 2.20 Magma -Magnvx Marathon 2 MarMd 1.15 MariRk 1.40 MarshF 1.60 Mart Mar 1 May DS 2.20 McCrory .80 McDonni 1g McGrE 1.40 McKess 1.50 Merck 2 MGM 1.50 MidSoU 1.16 MidRos 3.20 MinChm .70 2 MM Co 1 Min PL 1.80 Mission Mo KanTex Mo Pac 1d Monsan 1.20 Mnt DU 1.40 Mnt Pw 1.12 Montec MontWard 1 Morrell .80 Motorola 1 MtFuel 1.60 MurpCo 1.20 NatBisc 1.70 NCshR 1.20 NCityL 1.20 NDairy 2.20 NatDist 1.20 NatGyps 2g NaLead NtStar NaStel 1.80 Nat Tea .80 NevadPr .60 Newberry NEngE 1.16 Newmt 1.20 NotNSh NYCen 2 Niag Moh 2 NoAmA 2.40 NAmCar .80 NoNGs 1.80 NoPac 2.40a NStPwr 1.36 Nw Airl 1.20 NBanc 1.40a OhioEd 1.90 OklaGE .72 OklaNG 1.40 OlinMa 1.20 .70 Otis El 1.80 OutbdM .40 Owens CF 1 Owenill OxfdPp 1.20 PacGEl 1.10 Pact 2.40 1.20 PnAWA 1.20 Panhdl 2.40 ParamP 2 ParkeDav Peabody .80 Penny 1.20a PennDxCt 1 PennPL 1.40 PaRR PeoplDr 2a PepsiC 1.40 Pfizer .80 PhelpsDge PhilaEl 1.32 PhilMr 3.60 PhillipsPt 2 Pillsby 1.70 Piper 1.20a PtsPG 2.40 Polaroid .20 ProctrG PbSEG 2.60 Pullmn 1.40 PureOil 1.60 RCA .60 Ranco .80 Rayonier Raytheon 3k Reading RepAvn RepubiStl Revin 1.10g Rexall ,50 ReyMet .50 ReyTob 1.80 Richfid 1.80 Riegel 1.20 Robertsh 1g RockiStd 2g RohrCp 1 Royal 201 Royal McB Rubroid 1.60 Safewy 1.80 StoLead 2 StReg 1.40g SnDgo 1.28 Sangamo El Schenley 1 Scherg 1.40 Schlmbgr 1 ScottP .90 SbrdAL 1.60 Sears 1.60a Servel ShamOil Sharon ShellOil ShellTrn 201 Sheller Sheraton .40 Simmons Sinclair 2 Socony 2.60 SCalEd 1.05 SthnCo 1.70 SoNGs 2.20 SouPac 1.40 SouRy 2.80 Sperry Rnd SqurD 1.20a StBrnd 2.20 Std0ilCal StdOllInd 2g SOLINJ SOLO 2.60 Stan Wr 1.20 Stanray SterchiB .80 Sterling StewWn Stone Web Studebakr SuburbG .56 1.40 SunshM 40 SwiftCo: 1.80 TennGasT Texaco 2.20 TexETr .90 TexGTr 1.70 TexG Prod TexGlfS .40 Texinstr .80 TexPL Tex Ut 1.28 Thiokol ThoRW 1.60 Tidewater TimkenCo Trnsam Transitron TransWA TriCont 20thCF on UnCode 3.60 Un Electr UnOn 2.40g UnPac 1.000 UnTank 1.60 UtdAfre UMAIrL UnCorp UtdEngrd 1 UFruit UtdGas 1.70 UGasImp UdShoe 2.50 US Gyps 3a USindust USPIpe 1.20 USPIC 1.10a US Rub 2.20 088melt USSteel USStipt USTob 1.40 UvCyst Mutual Funds N.
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4.77 5.23 Fla Grth 6.34 6.93 Fla Mut 2.42 2.62 Fnd Mut 7.27 7.88 Foursq 11.11 12.14 Fnk Bd 2.71 2.98 Fnk Ut 7.93 8.71 Fnk Com 6.99 7.68 Cnk pf 2.67 2.94 Fund Am 8.35 9.08 Fund Inv 10.69 11.72 Gen Inv 7.05 7.66 GROUP SEC: Aerosp 6.97 7.64 Com St 14.23 15.58 Ful Ad 10.04 11.00 Grth Ind 19.42 20.00 Guard 24.41 24.41 Ham hda 5.42 5.92 Imp Cap 8.77 9.53 Imp Fd 3.81 4.15 Inc Fd 2.47 2.70 Inc Bost 8.28 9.05 Incrp Inc 9.78 10.96 Incrp Inv 7.56 8.26 INSTIT SHRS: Found 12.68 13.86 Grth 11.70 12.79 Incom 7.69 8.40 Int Resur 5.03 5.50 InvC Am 11.61 12.69 (nv Bos 12.95 14.15 INVEST GROUP: Mut 12.03 13.00 Stock 20.12 21.75 Select 10.41 11.13 Var Pay 7.33 7.92 Inten 6.09 6.58 Inv Res 14.52 15.87 62 1 39 42 38 83 63 63 47 46 47 33 27 L-- 21 21 55 152 152 65 65 66 22 22 4 85 85 59 39 13 39 39 58 36 131 31 12 36 62 45 43 119 37 74 74 74 21 38 18 76 76 212 72 72 15 15 15 25 94 25 --N N-- 39 73 16 46 126 28 83 233 78 147 58 23 38 38 16 43 183 32 57 27 126 53 27 29 53 53 23 x14 36 109 94 26 47 47 47 --0 19 50 27 35 47. 48 68 62 68 34 34 --P P-- 38 10 365 77 77 13 16 164 37 60 32 503 30 73 166 12 27 140 54 85 396 -R R-- 510 45 222 21 14 14 201 56 38 66 313 77 46 10 1 22 x13 111 42 19 62 32 31 32 8-- 39 53 35 35 62 x19 14 9 9 27 10 62 14 48 84 x14 51 39 38 -11 64 248 14 53 52 52 76 118 68 174 27 27 13 216 154 31 20 102 U-- 123 123 23 Intel re 34.00 35.50 Johnstn 14.85 14.80 KEYSTONE: Inv B-1 24.72 25.84 Med B-2 24.11 26.30 L.Pr B-3 17.04 18.59 Dis B-4 10.49 11.45 Inc K-1 9.53 10.40 Gth K-2 5.61 6.13 HGr 6-1 23.80 25.96 Inc S- 2 13.61 14.85 App 8-3 17.06 18.63 L.Pr S-4 4.75 5.19 Keys Int 15.43 16.69 Knikr 6.91 7.57 Knk Gth 6.9 7.66 Lazard 17.75 18.62 Lexing 11.02 12.04 Life Inv 19.97 21.83 Life Stk 7.75 8.44 Loom Cn 31.71 31.71 Loom Sa 16.49 16.49 MANAG FUND: Gen Ind 1.94 2.11 Speck 1.72 1.88 Mass Gr 8.62 9.42 Mass Tr 16.17 17.67 Mass Li 24.00 26.23 Med Sec Mort Gr 7.05 7.73 Mort Ins 9.77 10.71 MIF Fd 16.53 17.87 MIF Gth 4.97 5.37 Mut Inv 10.34 11.35 Mut Shrs 15.28 15.28 Mut Tr 2.90 2.96 Nat WS 23.25 25.15 Nat Inv 16.77 18.13 NAT SEC SER: Balan 12.52 13.68 Bond 6.34 6.93 Divid 4.59 5.02 PI Stk 7.32 8.00 Incom 6.22 6.80 Stock 8.60 9.40 Grwth 9.13 9.98 Nat Wst 10.58 11.59 New Eng 11.53 12.46 New Hor 9.69 9.79 NY Capit 16.21 16.21 Neast IT 18.22 18.22 Nce Sh 13.08 14.30 One Wm 14.20 15.52 Opph 17.84 19.50 Penn Sq 20.73 20.73 Peoples 8.29 9.08 Phila Fd 12.57 13.78 Pine St 12.69 12.69 Pioneer 9.73 10.63 Price TR 16.99 17.16 Providt 4.37 4.78 Puritan 9.56 10.34 Putnam 15.58 17.03 Put Grth 9.43 10.31 Qtly Dis 7.39 8.08 Resch In 11.84 12.94 Revere 13.49 14.66 Scud Can 15.15 16.41 Scud SC 19.92 19.92 Scud Stk 11.66 11.66 Sel Am 10.66 11.53 Sh Bos 11.39 12.45 Sha Am 15.60 17.01 Swst Inv 9.02 9.75 Sovr In 15.67 17.60 State Bd 7.08 7.70 State St 41.25 44.00 Stein RF 39.82 39.82 Stein Stk 34.99 34.99 Sterl Inv 12.79 13.83 Telev El 8.20 8.94 Tmpltn 10.57 11.55 Tex Fd 12.80 13.99 TwnC 4.59 5.07 Twn I 5.09 5.50 UBS Fd 10.30 11.20 UNITED FUNDS: Accu 15.70 17.10 Incom 13.00 14.21 Scien 7.39 8.00 Un Ca 19.89 Un Intl 9.83 10.79 Val Line 6.36 7.95 Val Linc 5.50 6.01 Val LSpl 3.60 3.94 Vangrd 5.93 WallS In 10.28 11.23 Wsh Mut 11.34 12.39 Well Fd 14.89 16.23 West Ind 5.68 6.21 Whithl 14.17 15.32 Wndsor 15.25 16.58 Winfld 8.49 9.28 Wiscon 7.15 7.73 Dow Jones Averages NEW YORK (UPI) DowJones closing range of aver ages: STOCKS: Open High Low Close 30 Ind 811.21 816.35 808.60 813.16 20 R1s 191.12 192.11 190.17 191.19 65 Stks 282.00 283.62 280.94 282.39 Net change: industrials up 1.73; rails up 0.02; utilities off 0.10; stocks up 0.32. Transactions in stocks used in averages Wednesday: industrials railroads utilities Total 632,100. BONDS: Close Net Ch 40 Bonds 88.78 off 0.10 10 1st 82.89 off 0.07 10 2nd Rails 90.51 off 0.20 10 Utils 87.66 off 0.13 10 Indus 94.05 Unch Dow Jones commodity futures index (1924-26 average equals 100): closed at 143.30. More Stocks (in ands) Sales Amer Cyanamid 65 Callah Mng Chi NW pl Dome Min 12 33 Elec Bond Fairch Cam 100 Georgia Pacific 42 Grace Co.
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