Delaware County Daily Times from Chester, Pennsylvania • Page 22

IA.) VAILV Thursday. October 7. Mtt Final New York Stocks i it a lie 'i NEW YORK (AP)--Following is a liE of stock trirsacllons on the York Stock exchange Wednesday: A Abbott Lab 1 ABC Con .70 ACF Ind Ad Mlllls Address 1.40 Admiral GAIr Red 2.50 Alleg Cp Allegh Lud 2 AKeg Pw 1.06 Allied I.9»b Allied Sirs 3 AllfsCrul .50 Aium Ltd ,30 1.40 Amerada 2.60 AmAirJIn 1.25 A Bosch Am Brk 2.80 AmBdcst 1.60 Am Can 2 AmCyan 2.30 AmEIPw 1.24 Amer Enks 1 Am r-'Pcw 1 AHome l.soa Am Hosp Am MFa AMet Cl 1.40 A Motors r50 AmNGas 1.70 AmOolic 1.25 AmPholo .20 AmSmcIt Am Sid 1 Am TT 2 Am Job 1.70 AmZinc AMP Inc .50 Ampex Cp Amph Core I Anacon 2.75s AnkenCh ArmcoSt 3 Armour ArmstCK 1.10 Ashl Oil 1.60 Assd DG 1.20 Alchlson 1.60 AtlCLine 2a All Ret Atlas CP Auto Cant Avco Corp 1 Avnet Avon Prod 1 BabcokW 1.10 Bait GE 1.44 Bsaunil 1.40 Beckrrm Beech Air .70 Bell How .40 Bendlx 2.40 Benguet Beth Stl 1.50 BIgclowS 1.40 Boeing 2 Borden 1.11 BorsWar 2.20 Briggs M(g Briggs Sir 2a Brlit My 1.20 Brunswick Bucy Erie 2 Budd Co .40 Bullard .60 Bulova Burl Ind 1 Burroughs 1 (hdf.) 71 Vc (0 23Vj -f 144 41 ft 4131 4. 11 15 14'4 15 370 41Vi 58Vs 41 17; Hit -69 65Vi 63 63H 36 ftt if 82 49 44 26 86 4J1.1 9 68 i 719 27H 49 88V 28.l lo Aiax Magelh 2 II Am Petrol A .15 35 7 ArkLaGas 1.36 14 4Ui 50 1 3-16 58Vi 13? 59 14 2P4 13 67 45 5S 54V's 56 17B 54Vi Vi 35 76H 50 59 42' 6 37 19H 55 21 34 162 I8 44 46V't 190 15 22 52? 344 10 42V, 42Ss W4 77V, 75 34 16't 47S-8 -f Vi 52's Hi ,13 603, 5 i V. 673i i- 43 378 67Vi 67 45 39 Vi 2J 33 12 43 2266 18 116 74 24 59 62 40 29 67Ae 39H 40 American Exchange Exchange Wednesday; SftltS f.

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We'll be seeing no male attendants in ladies' washrooms or vice versa and no women deck hands on otherwise all-male freighters. One hidden benefit of the legislation which could grow out of its actual application in the future well may turn out to be broader job opportunities for men too. A company which requires women to retire earlier a men may opt to reduce the rotiruiuent age for all employes rather a to raise the retire- mom age for women. States which now have special minimum wage laws for women only may extend (hem 10 men. Max- fh imuuv working hours stipulated Lehman by some slate laws for women only might, be extended lo mm 0(K 5 --with overtime pay provisions CwP for all workers after a given period.

The key yardstick which ad (he help-wanted ads will be revised to open up many traditionally men-only jobs to women. Tlw jobs must stati: ''M or where women can perform equally and competently. Employers who maintain sep- this: CBS 1.20b Col 1.28 Col Pic! ComlCre 1.80 ComSolv 1.20 ComwEd 1.80 Comsat Con Edls 1.80 ConElecInd "nNGts JonsPow 1.80 Conlainr 1.20 Cont Air .60 Conf Can 2.40 Conl Mol 40 Cont Oil 2.40 Control Dala Corn Pd 1.50 CoxBdcas .40 CrowColl .991 Crown Cork Crown Zell 2 Cruc Stl 1.20 Pk Curlls Pub Curf Wr Dan River 1 DaycoCp Day PL 1.24 Deere 1.4X14 DellaAIr l.AO DonRioGW 1 DctEdis 1.30 dot Sleel 60 Dlam Alk 2 Dhney Dist Seas i DomeMn DouBAir 60b Dow Ch l.SOfa Draper Cp I Dresser 1.60 DukePower 1 duPont Duo LI 1.40 DynamCo .40 East Air Lin EastGF ,2.471 East Kod 1.40 Eaion.V.I 2.20 EdaeGG EiBoncS 1.55 EIPasoNG 1 Emcr El 1.20 EmerRad .40 Hnd Jotin ErieLack RR EvansPd Eversharp I FairCam Hlller 1 Mel edd Corp edDStr 1.60 FerroCorp Flltrol Cp 2 Firestne 1.20 FitQirl 1.411 Flintkote Fla 1.10 PL 1.40 --Fair .90 FMC Cp I.JO ord Mot 2 ore Dalr .50 Frcepl 1.60 1.50 4- (' vl 55'A I Hith CNt! 3o4i 33 27 26'A 3 5 24 55H 14 47 44V, 44 43Vi Wt Wi 34ii S9 751i 75 58 J73J 58 34W 34 34 327 26 61 35 67W 68 26 Uij 14V. UVa 4 77H 77 1 -1 164 34Va 3Ui Selected 51 31V? Sl'A 38'A 47 14 25H 7 28 34'A Ul 15 76 39H 35 4714 49 48Va 62 26 I 35 417 46 28 18 23 9 34iJ 45 43Vi 34 105'A 20 10 37H 25 I4W 23 68V 3 69 15 49 48 1 4BM -1 34Vj If 35W 357 54 3 53 455 144 31V, 43 50Vs 3 42W 36 240 1 236V4 -4' 20 324i 32W i 58 20 Erie 5s2020f 4VE593 5s80 MoPac 5s2045f NYCen PacGE 5s9l PennRR SearsRoe US Sleel 4s33 3 Total sales $9,770,000. I-- Dealt in flat.

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EnaEi INQUIRIES INVITED ON I.ON« TERM I IN ANI BUJITir CAPITAL AVAIL VBI.K TO III SIMSSKS licensee under ths SmAll Buslneij Inveilnitnl Act ol .958 KUIIIE IrilLLEY SMALL BUSINESS INVESTMENT CO. W. 3fd St. Chester, Pa. TR 6-2669 TRUST BltXJ.

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b--Annujt In JS 3.vk i 54V, 75 1 jov-i dividend, Ijsl in stock durins ejtlm.VM A on rvdlvldsnd or rv-dlstribt. inflcnd or split up. or p.iki Itiis -S accumulative issiif vxith rtivi- Jis, i. In n--Ntw Issiw t- Jf 13 51 41 JS', us Jl 1J3 I.Acn al l.ul alviacrhl a o' cam in olus :dvl.1in,1. t-Pairt in slock during value on fx-aivldfrd or tv- aatf, tn (ult, eld--Callfd.

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c)jv vl--In banVrurtcy cr jr rlna ttir cl, Sfcurilifj assumed Sy such corn- I if 31 US -IV. ro' Havr Dance A Toniplc Sholom: will ofvn the Jewish New Year) i i i a harvest supper nujlit. The i spviiisorinji the evening. On Oct. IB, on of Mr.

Mrs. rarason of 2101 Boxwood ivill lutve his bar miuvah. He; was "istniotcvi by sin L. of the temple. Firenua Ronald F.

son of Mr. and Raymond Hamilton of 3434 John F. Kennc- dy Drive, Upland, has been reassigned to the San Diego, Calif. Hamilton is scheduled to report to a machinery repairman training school Oct. 10, Previously he was aboard the USS Yellowstone, operating out of Mayport, Fla.

Airman 2.C. Robert M. Bluad- ta 3rd, son of Mr. and Mrs. R.

M. Blundin of 538 Amosland Road, Ridley Township, has completed the communications operations specialist course at Keesler Air Force Base, Biloxi, Miss. He studied communications security and operation of electronic equipment. Sgt. l.C.

Harold Hare, 212 Donnelly Brookhaven, is serving with the Army's 2nd Artillery in Korea. He was stationed at Homestead Air Force Base, Fla. before assignment to the Far East last June. First Lt. Joseph A.

Colemin, 230 Sedgewood Road, Springfield, is serving as an auditor at Eielson Air Force Base, Fairbanks, Alaska. He was at Ellsworth "Air Force Base, S.C., before transfer to, the unit of the Alaskan Air Command. Pic. John F. Cans, 906 Sharon Sharon Hill, is serving with a unit 2 Marine Wing at Cherry Point Marine Corps Air Station, N.C.

Sgt Will 0. Wright, 2006 Chester Town- ship, is stationed it Tinker Air Force Base, after a tour of duty in Okinawa. Wright is a communications center supervisor assigned to the Air Force Communications Airman 2.C. Robert G. Romano, 2985 Eastburn 'Mar- i 1 With the Services pie, has been assigned to Shaw Air Force Base, S.C., after pleting radio equipment repair training at Keesler Air Force Base, Miss.

Romano, trained in circuit analysis and inspection of high- powered radio equipment, is as- signed to a Tactical Air Command unit. CpL Calvvt I. Ttatoy, son of and Mrs. R. Tinley of 934 Simpson Eddy, stone, is serving with the "3rd Marine Division Jn the Chu Lai sector of Viet Nam.

He was promoted to his present rank in August while in the combat OCNB loans they're mmftor to gmtl) For example, on a $600 loan, for 2 years, you can save $74.16 at DCN8 as compared with some other widely publicized plans. On a $2,500 loan, for 3 years, you save $149.04. And on a $3,500 loan, for 3 years, DCNB can save you $179.28. It's smart to see. DELAWARE COUNTY NATIONAL BANK I I A I I I 0 A 1 A A DEDICATED Protecting you day and night Fire Protection Week is a special time in which'honor should be paid to the thousands of volunteer citizens who risk their lives and devote uncounted hours to protect us, our homes and our places of worship and business from the ravages of.fire.' These public-spirited citizens ask for and receive no reward-other than, the knowledge that they are serving their fellow men.

The Philadelphia Suburban Water Company, which is in close contact with the nearly 100 volunteer fire companies in the suburbs by means of a radio, communications proud that its more than 7,000 fire hydrants and 2,200 miles of pipelines supply them with all the water they need to fight fires. We are happy to be a part of "the Philadelphia Suburban Water Company.