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i A ri if f'-i 1 1 i he Continued i i 1 1. i Buying Resistance indicated irriers, Oils Spark iiiarkct; 1 Lit lilt With Side Money; In Survey Of Consumer Sentiment is Used Idle Fun Mount Ul.10 A. 1 14 Ui ii VOU, i Steel List Drops Fractions In Cautious Trade Session III I l.r l(. .1 Ai.nl 1111- In ill that Im. limits en pi thluci mil M-t iillui ation sea i'iv ma- tin- Emanuel Tells Mrclin-H a ui it it i.

sin Six rinns Meet. 11 cf I n' an niiniiiil i NEW YORK, April li A demand for ihiIkih 1 ctinl oil stocks ipullcj (he stock market higher today. Shan- of tne big steel om- (panics, who are battling the government's seizure llvir nulls, Umall fractions. During the session It a next to irnpe-sibio to keep with the chancing picture in steels. One minute were ahead a small ruction: the next the I And Promotion Selling Is On Tap For Quarter, me In ll.T off.

Aliniil Sli pi cent Siiii! itii-y nir I'tl, jur 1 1 ill Minn' iinpruti incut, ami (lie ri'iiinlnder s.ii' Itttte cUanue. The liuaril nuleil "direct IniH cations that people cnulil not afford to iniiKe purchases were mure freiuinlly expressed early tills year than year ug. "Approximately cue third cf the siH'liilmK units did not expect their incomes to keep pace with prices during the yetti Six mil of 10 consumers expected prices to rise iliirini; The beard said the indications from the survey are not deliiule forecasts, and could he changed by developments in the international situation or olher factors. The survey is conducted for the hoard by the Survey Kcse.vrh Center of the University of Michigan. had dropped behind by an equally- Stocks In The Spotlhht 1 small margin.

da fit in i friiia Seeking To Colli jileta Hi ItiuMijatiiiii Uf K-l I nili'rwriting Fart. Cl April 10 i.l'i -The Seem hies Exchange luday filed an appeal to aj 'Federal ('out decision halting disciplinary action against Otis Cn. I Jiulk'f Kmeiicli B. Freed rulrd March 21 that the SKC could not proceed with its action until a court-approved reorganization plan for the investment rompany il completed. I The reorganization proceedings are continuing despite a reversal Executives Aver.

Until midwav throuch the! In Met, survey jtvli-i a 'i ir sli.ir cciild lit' ml tile ui hrr Inul lira liis ma have Inmlili' IIhij; I'M the il (plant il as ai lablc. Tin' iiiiliealcil di'maiiil for liulh in and old. -ly slnuic at about 1 year's level cl li'li' ision i I ihinm: lit'C also were evpeted to nuiaiii a In mt llie same as In i iii'iiil, the shim showed thai less than three out of 10 consumers view as a rihhI time to buy per cent fewer than a year Mure consumers IlilnU thrlr financial position has imrsened In the lust year than think they April 10 t.T price nml net 15 most active session its was difficult to deter- NEW YORK, Sales, rioting; change of the iby associated pre5. i ill. iilc il cii'Hr the nuiji in the sli rci cm mil lock loo l.u oi'iitily ell ni'-non-iic and pi.tns In piiil in hiv liiirns a in 1'JjJ.

he imlii iitiniis we 1 1- Unit pur-cliiiM nl iiiiloiiiiiblli'H, aniline iiiitrliiiies, ri'trluerators mid r-iIIiih mill other durable kuoiI are likely to drop a little in 1II.V! from I iat year's levels. Most of these items already hiive been in a slight slump Hie Inst nine in I after earlier billing sprees. The survey also showed that stocks today: Avco Manufacturing Coip. now mine the direction the market has a backlog of defense work 'would take. But a sudden de- totaling approximately $3U0 mu- mand for rails and oil ahifted the lion, Victor Emanuel, President (trend from a mixed pattern to a and Chairman, told the amiu-il definite advance.

meeting in Wilmington, Del. I Most price changes were in Because of tooliig and other! fractions, but there were a sub-preparatory measures, Avco will'stantial number of (tains of around not begin volume production on a point or two in the rail and oil iti government contracts until crouos. The list of losses was The Mule nf Nen IihIsv liiumnl IM'I million to en-cml Motors AccetHiii Cnrp. believed the first mm trnni-aclloii liy a governmentnl tioilv in the I nlteil States. The loan mstle for a nine-mnnth period 2'j per cent In-trrest is designed to let the state's Idle funds earn assets for the tsipnyers pending the time they are needed for purposes.

New Jersey's entry into the bond Market was atithorired by a law recently enacted by the legislature. It continues the policy of State Treasurer Walter T. Margetts Jr. of uslnif state funds lying In commercial banks to earn Interest. Last year, the State earned $1,2.10,000 by Investments In short-term discount bills of the Federal Treasury and by compound Interest from time deposits In state banks.

The losn made to the General motors Installment financing subsidiary will come largely from motor vehicle fees, Mr. Margetts said. The state treasurer said much of the state's revenue collected In the spring will not be needed until late November. lBeae. Clese.

hie. Ii.lli Pacific 74 5 2 1 Ken lurk tetHr.l.... 17.400 iUO 10 I Hi r. 11. OI) 1 1 land CHI N.

1.1. Son 16 11 Canadian fulfil 11.100 310 .1 tianray Oil 11,100 rrnn It 1 1 .000 18 84- .4 Reals par in, mm Phillip rti to, sou 5 llhia OH 10.400 lll.ll I I 1'. f. Ktrel 10.4(10 1 I (ant EdltM H.aOO 14.7 (ami Soltenti B.8O0 J.1.7 .7 lirnaral Mnlort 0.000 (14 0 hi St if Pa Xt .4 Himthrra a S.8O0 13 Monday of a judgment HRainst OHs. The award Kai.ser-Fra.er Corp.

was reversed by tha late mis year, ne explained, lac fairly long. A I recent "stretch-out" of the whole Federal Court of Appeals in New York. In its action, the SKC is seek BUSINESS FRONT by JACK DUDLEY The Enquirer Financial Editor nation's top money-earner last ing to complete an investigation year. of Ihe underwriting agreement which prompted K-F's suit against The big producer had a new setback In their court battle. They asked Immediate hearing of their suits for an Injunction.

A Federal Judge at Washington ruled he could not advance the suits under court procedure. the Western Union strike continued. Walkouts at Western Electric Co. and at Bell Telephone Systems In five states remained unsettled. Activity was not very great, but Otis.

izatlons, will attend the American Feed Companies Largest Of Price Complaints. The lack of a 1 1 1 1 In the market grnertilly was attributed by many to the pre-Eater religious holidays, a traditionally quiet period. lias Association Conference here Wednesday and Thursday. Friday Grain Trading Three t'incinnali manufacturers of animal feeds were charged yesterday with price discriminations amoni; their retail dealers in complaints issued by the Federal Trade Cotnuission in Washington. defense program has also been a delaying influence, he declared, and indications are that peak production for defense will be Teached "sometime in 1053." Mr.

Emanuel attributed reduced aalet of radio and television lets and certain home appliances to the continuing effect last year's Korean war-In-plred panic buying and to what he termed the "Still extremely cautious" buying mood of the public Avco Is seeking to meet the situation with aggresshe selling and promotion, he asserted. The company's operations in the field Of radio-television broadcasting and farm equipment manufacture have remained at satisfac they will tour the gas facilities of the Cincinnati Gas A Electric Co. The Cincinnati visit is part of a six weeks' tour for the group spon The corporations cited and the brands ol feed they sell arc Kentucky Chemical industries, 'Trovieo;" I'biko MilliiiK "Life and Early Danic sored by the Mutual Security the volume.of 1,130,000 shares was a big improvement over yester Agency and Ihe Anglo-American day's 980,000. Council on Productivity There were 416 advances and "Tuxedo." The complaints allege that the discriminations tire effected through the manufacturers' use of volume rebate plans whereby they 349 declines among the 1,062 JOINS CltOSI.EV: Jack Fra- stocks traded. There were 25 new zier, former incinnati sales man 1952 highs and 29 new lows.

ager of the Post Cereals Division RESERVE REPORT siilement of the condition of (he Meril Reiervi- Ban of Cleveland at the close of buil.iesj April 1913. assets. sell animal feeds to sonic pur GAINS A HE SCORED. A railroad, an air line, and a utility scored strong gains in what was otherwise a quiet and mixed bond market today. Southern Pacific convertible 3i jumped AV2 points at 138 Pennsylvania-Central Air Lines 3laS climbed the same distance at 84 Va, and Consolidated Edison convertible 3s rose 3Vi at 139.

Nevertheless, all sections of the corporate list were almost equally graced with gains and losses. Sales toppled to $2,270,000 par value, compared with $2,690,000 yesterday. The foreign list was neglected, of General Kooda chasers at prices tlinn they tory levels, Mr. Emanuel said, and has joined the nicri'hiindis- Cold certlflole ll.4JS.sil CHICAGO, As.nl 10 IAP) iir.AT UH 3 57 I 5 10 5 1 56 7 Jlv. 7 tn 5 3 413 5 19 el 1.401 Heii .2 41 2 42 i 2 41 1 3 II I llec 14.1 2 46 JltS roKN May 181 A 1 84 1 6 4 6 1 H4T Jlv I 67 3 1 si I 1 H6 1)1) Heu I 82 7 I 6.1 ir; 1 82 3 l.le) I 111 1.12 OATH May 86 6.1 64 Ml Jlv 81 8'J I 81 I 81 1 Hl 81 I 81 4 H0.4 tl .1 I inc 84.

1 81 1 I til Hi May ioo 5oi 7 j.im.a am Jl 1 97 111,6 I IM 4 H). 1.M l.M.t 185 mimiich Miy i. sua 5M4 root a Jlv .2684 2 Hll 4 lens 2.411.1 Sen 1 61.7 1 82 2 1 Wl ill Nov ift el 3 15 8 3 74 4 114.4 Jan JM.4 I Hill Miy 1137 1143 ll.ltn 1142 Jlv II 57 II 111 11 hi 11 111 Heit. II 67 II 95 II 87 11 92 (li'l II li.l 1202 II. Ulri iNnv.

I'i ill 12 01 12 (10 Ulb IIHAI.V miltlilU MN May 3.14 4 3 14 4 1 14 4 311 4 Jly 3.0a aedemptlon lund Ml. n. noira the outlook for the rest of the year continues favorable. Most active stock of the day was Southern Pacific, which sold 80,100 shares and closed up 2 at 74 Second was New York Central 16,900 shares Ic gained a point at 20, and third was Erie Railroad 15,400, up at21fi. sell such products ol like prade and quality to other purchasers.

Each manufacturer, the say, bus adopted slidliiR which are similar to the i department Total fold certificate of roil ey Other oaah vi'Ili a a stlntf universal Match Corp. had a DlK'ounts and advance U. S. Government eecurltier. rirHflcitea I 17S.4T0 record first quarter this year, with extent that the rebate, discount or Kolicrt nunvlllc, I'rcsi- an estimated profit exceeding IIP Pi F.IiTIFK ATES AITKOVEI) Certificates of necessity for e-(derated Ihx miiortl7.atlon uf three new or expanded defensei facilities of Cincinnati coin pis-tiles were approved yesterday by the Defense I'riiduct Inn Administration, Washington.

l.uiikciilii'lniiT valve inan-tifactiirer, received a certificates of necessity for' IrlSI.OIH of which 6(1 ter cent was allowed for rapid taxw rlte-otf. The company applied for a certificate of The Ohio Itlver river barge line, received fDS.OOO certificate, the full amount It applied (or. It was given a write-off on 70 per cent of the amount. Cincinnati Waste Material scrap metall firm, was granted a certificate of 114,211, on which 6i per cent write-off was allowed. JOINS HUM: R.

Stuart, for tandard Oil (NJ) was the $300,000 or about 90 cents a share, report eil fourth most active stock. It gained Aaron Fischer, President, told the rday. Mr. though Municipality of Medellin 3s Sonda refund granted to dealers is pro- portiona ly hiehcr accordinR to Total U. I.

Gov't neurit i 1 the total tonnage of animal feetl Tolil loan and aecurttiea I3.a3.5n during a specified 12- Oue from lorelin banka 1 1 noiei oi oiher hanka s.sas month period. 1 he complainants LTf 21 1 1 add that as dealers purchase 1 Vi at 7814. Just yesterday Standard Oil reported 1951 earnings and Frsificr will he annual meeting In Wilmington, lost 31 points at 43, and Japan concerned chii'f- Del. (Comparison with 1951 was it replaced General Motors as thei6'js dropped Hi at 93 "4 unavailable.) I9.i67iargcr quantities of feed, they uh He said match orders were "far ly wilh television andUinK operations. Prior 164 soiltain larger rebates, discounts, or ahead" of the like year-ago quar New Yardstick Established Other aneti Total aiieti 1.1ABIUTIES rederal Retervt notea nTVIlllB ter.

Earnings from the Schutter (AMI CHAIN CHIi'Ann, April 10 i AIM Cah whest: mine Corn: No. 3 yullnw 1S4 2 08 4, No jrefiintls, which arc computed at a 3.336.3oehiglicr rRte a ton, and that those Candy Division also showed an in l.nsMI; No 1.136; tamplc ara.ia customers who, during the period I Hi-Mi 3. Oils; No. I aatri heavy whna crease. 111 1.

For Property. Assessments; Memtier bnk reserve accnunta 11. 9 Treaiurer laneral account .141 Fnrelen M.ih.'i Olhai 364 Unriev tiiitnlnal: maltlnt 1Ki7(l: feed National Biscuit Co. attained 1 3.V4H. Flelit aeeel peie liunilreilwelarht Pom- to his Post Ce- FKA7.IEH.

reals Joh, Mr. served as Sales Manner with the Jcllo Division of General Koods and performed sales traininR and promotion work with the Hoover North Canton, Ohio. TO 01" KX KIIOI's Krank specified by the manufacturer, do not purchase the fixed minimum requirement receive no rebate, discount or refund. Iml; re, I clover Ml. Ill 50; llmi'thy' 125.

7.1: sweet clovar 111 iki-Mi reiltnp Ill) 50; sinks 39161. Ha. I the largest first-quarter sales in Its history during the three months J1.1tld.4M 350, 3Vi mi'i- Assistant to the 1'resident of Tolil depolt Defend avmiatiiiiiy can itema. Olher llabllltlei and accrued dividenda To Equalize Values In Ohio he commission said the dis ended March 31, George H. Cop' George A.

Fuller nationally yolUiw 2.8ft 4 track country station. CINCINNATI GENERAL pers, President, told the annual criminatory pricing pritelices were alleged to he in violation of Sec known const ruction firm, has been named New York manager for meeting in New York. They to- which appears for first time on Enquirer Bureau Special. COLUMBUS, Ohio. April 10 Kirchheitner, 1R3 Iticliardson Saylcr Park, yesterday announced tion 2 (a i of the Clayton Act as taled $85,452,423 compared with 1952 tax list.

Total lllbllltlea Capital paid In Surplui I Section 71 Snrplua i.Serilon 111)1 Other capital accounu amended by the itohin.son-l'atman quarter The Board of Tax Appeals today 91.0(17 00.K4H I IS, Ml he is opening a plumlilnu shop at (4) Assessed values of real $81,196,478 in the like last year. Act. gave County Auditors a new yard Kivcr Mnyler Park, to property exempted from taxation PRODUCE MARKETS DAinr and roi'iTsr. T.tt Msrkst Pricea paid f. ft.

b. ClnclrutsH (esses Incluitedl on gilded atcia: Cunaumer Utadas: Drown and White. Vlued Colon, I Government araded.) In 1910. Kentucky Industries stick for assessing real estate so morrow. Mr.

Klrchheimer learned A. M. Kinney Associates, consulting engineers with offices in New York, A. M. Kinney, I'resident, reported yesterday Mr.

Stewart will also serve as Vice I'resident and Eastern representative of A. M. Kinney, for 1931. He said that although the com pany's provision for taxes, on itr as to equalize assessed values the plumhlng business from liin (5) Assessed value of real paid over in rebates, discounts or refunds, but this amount was distributed to less than 50 per among the 88 counties. IIUI1K lilC OO UUUIIIlLa.

Total llabllltlei and capital account? $4. 104. .193 Contingent liability on acceptances puichaeed for foreign corre-apondenu 74.1 fnduitrlal loan commitments Did come rose more than $1 million father, the late Gus Kirchhelmer, The aggregate assessed value of ZT.il? irf.Wlf.T(,,t tl. A lui 4045Vi 1746) U. A meoiutn J.1i:)'J;: compared with the 1951 first quar ter, net profit rose to $4,225, list, aim pim.i nil I nv imi.

cent of its dealers. Durine the real property of a county must be 2J( Vernon I year ended October 31, 19-19, VMiirntnrt ul the I TmvfM'Slt of 041 or 60 cents a share, from the lie has been working in the plumbing field for 10 years. MEN AND ATTF.lt S. Dale II. DrollliiKcr has Wn Uhiko ko granted rebates.

rliscountsrambridge, England, Mr. Stuart farlier period's $4,005,533 or 57 New York Bond Trading ihy assnriATicn or rciunns totaling the hns engaged on a number of wholesale Grades- IC'inimercial areded minimum 40 A.I Fair is laiie I5l17e Clrreit R-cetpts- ftsnee. ICaaea esclianied) l.ive Poultry irncea paid I. s). b.

ClncliiiisU for No. 1 quality. f'hlckem (over in, lbs I llenee Pryera. cummerclal irowsl Hena. heavy iroa limiie cents a share.

complaints report. notable engineering projects. These Include state capitol build appointed to the sales application Norwich Fharmacal Co. sales NEW YORK CITY BONDS. Saiga In tiooo CORPORATION BONDS.

iSalea in SIOOOi CORPrmATIOS HONDS. ISalta In 11,000.1 engineering staff of the Cin Sles Talea. Last Sales. Ut. 81 6StLS 3 033 cinnati District sales office of the For the year ended May 31, 1919, only of Early Daniel's approximately dealers received discounts, refunds or rebates.

The total paid, ihe complaints say, was in the llena. Hint typa I6ffllie Old roosters 17i19e Il 'SO Flreitcne TR 3a a tt ings at naion Kouge, i.a., anu Charleston, W. spillways for lioulder Dam and construction work in the U. S. Supreme Court Reliance Electric and KiiBineer-l bo si.

i 't Lnr sa -y7 ttl33 na EC oi '74 1 (It Nor 5) '7S ts Mirket weak. Prlcei uncnantai lo 1o Inwer lor currant receipts. Movement 3 117.0 Sea Al Inc 4'-, 3016 6 7 6 16 4i8hell '7 1 (CB4W deb Bt of white em (air but bmwns alow, outr CORPORATION BONDS, galea In 11000 1 50 per cent of the true value in money. The true value in money is defined as what a willing seller would accept from a willing buyer. Auditors were advised that the board will approve real property abstracts filed by them for the 1952 tax year next fall only if this yardstick is complied with.

The board made a study of sale prices of property to arrive at its yardstick and has provided most county auditors computations based upon these sales to guide them in making their aggregate assessments. Sales studies occurred in the tax years, 1946, 1947 and 1948. The remaining county auditors uiilt ho aiinnlinrl ivtth fiirnrae and the Department of Justice Si-Vac 3' '7 6 9 1 103.0 in It. A. McDowell, District Manager, reported.

Frank J. Mrnclieii will celebrate his 50th form of cash or credit memoranda'; buildings Sales. Uit. So Ind Ry '84 3 So Pac 4l '81 9 UMAO 4a '75 do 3Hs '09 Mick Wat 3H '7( HAM rta 5l '37 1 100 4 9 03 1 un ihsi or imurc purcnases. Alum Co Am 3 4 103.0 do '69 year of continuous service as Sec 11 The complaints point out that Am 030 do 4.80s 'S7 do 4's Or '77 do cv 3s '60 00 6 do Inc 5l '171 T0.4 1 III Bell ts '7 141 none of the three respondent manu '(3 Sou Ry tljl '3d 7 SI 7, 7 300' 9 100.0 1 100.4 9 104.0 3 7 108.6 OPEN HOUSE PLANNED: The Auto Aero Supply 1711 itace distributor of automotive and aircraft equipment, will do 6a'56 do 4a '56 IC 'do do 4 '55 do '74 ICCSI.

9s '(I3A uns llherll. I.lye Pnullry Kryeri iteady with demanal ror lop ousllly over S-lt sveratt weuhts. Hem barely iteady with top price lot small Iota of luicy quality, nmhry ranuiicsn. riaridellnna-ia-qnart hsskeis 75c. leen onions Mostly 10c per bunched.

KaleRushel baskets 1 1.251 1 AO, letliice Hothouse, leal, lll-ll), baskets li. Milliard llntliouae, huiihel baskatl II, Pplnsrh-llilihel basket! 12, (ladiahes Hothnuw, round whltl type TM per dosen hunrhes. Tiimatoei No aupplle on marlirt. facturers requires dealers to sell its feeds to I he exclusion of com 4,1 115.3 1 .1 103.9 34 113 3 II 107.4 1 04.1 e) p.1.3 Am TT 3,1 do 3Sa do aa 'R7 do 34I '61 do do 3a 'SO do 2, St Am Tob 3Vi iSnu Ry Is '96 CI 3'kS '71 do 4HI '63 oj a 1111,0 petitive brands. Tea Torp '65 inland St! rv 3V'73 33 106,7 observe its 32nd year in business '8 Int GN 6s '53t 1 00.3 I 56.

1 Tl) Ave 51 60T do 4a 77 0 00 .11 oh 3 86 .1 8 10.1.4 5 87 0 1 90 4 3 0 67 4 retary of the New Mohawk Iiuild-ing Association Monday evening at an informal gathering at the organization's office, Itavlne St. and MrMicken Ave. It. E. Iteln-hold, Chairman of the educational committee of the Cincinnati Sales Executive Council, announced the following sales executives will speak at Greater Cincinnati' high schools and universities this month to promote idling as a profession; l.t Francis, Jennie Joseph, Willlnm Mark, Harold Ma- 1 1 100.3i.Inm 4s 1 lOO.nlKC Sou 4s '75 1 OS S'Leh VC 5s 74t 6 lai.liLeh VHT 5l '64 1 106 0LV 4'A '74 5 69.7 do 9s 3003 tin Mo '68 Un Pac '91 Unitr.aaCp '7 3 suui liy, me uuhiu aaiu.

is upiATSF 4i '91 tn the auditors to liirlpe individual 4'i va Ky il 99 l. uJlfl April with a slag open hoXiae party and inspection program, U. Earl Koch, President, reported yesterday. Invitations are being sent to 1,200 guests. The reception hours are from 7 to 11 p.

m. ON TOUt: A liritish productivity IWab '7 1 rose 19 per cent in the first quarter this year compared with the like 1951 period, and set a com- pany first-quarter record, Melvin C. Eaton, President, announced in Norwich, N. Y. He told the annual meeting that estimated gross profits would top those of the year-ago quarter, but that net income would be some- what below the $246,544 reported for the earlier quarter because of Increased promotional expenses, higher tax rates And increased expenses.

R. 3. Reynolds Tobacco Co. net Income for the three months ended March 31 was somewhat larger than in the first 1951 quarter, the annual meeting was told in Jersey City, N. J.

Officials told stockholders that unit sales of Camel and Cavalier brands of cigarettes rose over the year-ago quarter and the increase percentage was larger than that cf the full year 1951. Wholesale markets "have shown marked signs of price softening and this does not bode good for department store inventories," according to Edwin F. Msndel, fjdi utria wiiiuii a uie uumu Warren Pet 1'ia '61 31) 4s 3361 00 BS '7 5 do 5a '9 5 do 5l 3000 do cvd'AB 30101 do 4s '75 A Effects of the price discriminations, the complaints allege, may be to lessen competition in the wholesale and retail sale of animal feeds, create a monopoly In the respondents and tend to destroy competition which may exist between them and competing manufacturers who tlo not grant rebates, refunds or discounts. The respondents have 20 tlays to answer the charges. Hearings on the complaints are scheduled to he 97 CO 31,1,1 '69 76 MSPSSM 4s '9 1 1 7 S.

4 91 '63 A 6 5 3 1 do ad) 5s '67 910 do lit 4s '90 mil do 4s '63 do 4a 336tr being interested only in the aggregate. Equalization of assessed values among the various counties 1 S.1.61 3 104.3 4 66.0 4 97. 3 I I 65 II 84 4 1 86 .4 44 66 3 10 117.5 33 113 7 Md 4s '53 W'ejt Un 51 '60 Wh Stl cv 4'ji '6 WANTE6 WHOLISALI OISTRIIUTORSHII FOR CINCINNATI AREA Resiensllila aalea aserallve eael aipalff Inl-lllsent, eneraetii aales repreaenlallan. Wllllnf la luteal, BOX 44. THE ENQUIRER was ordered by tne legislature Bo tc 4i T'as Kj 2 Mo 5Vis '49t group studying the general scl-up do Ss '69 Rf in J949.

a as '70 Wilson la 58 Wli Cent 4s '491 1 96 3 .19 a 69 4 gee, Ed Ityan, Mnrnhiill Hunt, Ken Certain state subsidies are dis do 4a Sli is 1 1 a 1 1 3.0 of the American gas industry will visit 'incinnati Wednesday HO Is '77? do 5l '78 Gt do Is '80 do 4s '75t Bost Me 4Vs '701 do 4s '60 Brk UG 2l '76 But A '57 it tributed among counties on the 94.0 76.0 FOREIGN BONDS. (Salea In 11,000 1 11113 SO 101 3 1 63.0 ins 6 Moh 41 -t through Friday of next week. The group, a 16-man team rep basis of assessed property valuations and a state-wide real estate '76 Antloq 3s 10 91.0 in Washington May 19 be fori 'a ino Jjllearing Examiner Jamca A. lir- Antwerp 5s 'M Australia 5s '55 resenting liritish trade unions, can sou 5s '63 Can 4s perp Celanese '76 do 3a 6.1 Can Ga 44l 3030BJ do 4' 95 crbnj '7 tax is assessed to help meet payment on bonds issued for the management and technical organi i "4 Ce 6 56.4 10 101.3 a 100.4 a 101.6 9 101.3 do 3M '63 do '56 1 04 4 SO 103 6'Mor 1 '5S 3 03 "'SvbsaOOO 4 00 3'" '7 I 63 4 5 76 6 SM 5" JR 6is '54 7 103 1 iNYC 58 301 3 6 100.0 oVf 3013A 3 no Sfltl '98 bonus for veterans of World War neth Kiirtr, Fred OiiKUriler, l.ynn Hummel, R. Orach, harlot Mlartup and Glnd llHlley.

OI'H DIGEST. The Cincinnati District Office of Price Stabilization yesterday announced the following new price control regulations: (laleanleed Prtidarlai (iCPIt, SR 76. Amdt. 1, efteclle April '4, 1982, aulhoilr.ea liro. ducetl of islvanJied Iron and steel products Relflum fls '51 II.

Equalization was undertaken 8 71.1 nras 3l Brllbine 5s '57 to guard against property owners Sales On Curb Exchange 67.4 61.7 iCansda '74 WOODWORKING FOREMAN Man with eipcrleneal needed takl ebseyl nrnduellan. Must be IhiiroHfhly familiar with Iha eneretltin, malntenanee, aetllnf and adlusllnr af t-ndlesa Red Handeea nnd Ten-nnners. Aalrndtd naiainelNtilty In a. small ar-aanlsallon thai Is eaptdly aspindlng, CaS rA 16.18 fur Interview, Cincinnati Floor Manufacturing Co, 4115 Easlarn Avtnua 1 108.0 3 81.1 I 101 1 7 97 3 1 .18,4 4 61 4 6 80 1 4 75.0 3 30.1 1 84 0 7.1.1 in one county having advantage over owners in another county. IP.Y ANHOCIATED Chile 1 Vi 3C93 Colomb '7 0 Conenh 5a '13 do '51 Costa Rica 7s 'lit 60.0 81.6 3V '73 do '96 do 'tie CB 3VeS '70 El Inc '97! CGW 4'Aa 3038t do 4s '88 Chi 1 4s '16 CHI IAVL Inc4s3003t do 4s '83t CMSPP 4s '94 a7 vcii-iik '97 '96 76 4iNYNHHIn4Hs3033t Slia do 4 3007 99.4INYOW 4s '93t 57 0 NYP 1, 3s 'TS lNOUSTHIAIJs.

The Board notified auditors also INDUSTRIALS Sales In lllindredsl (Aalra In I I INDUSTRIALS. (RsIps In lllindredsl Ssies Ist Chairman of Mande! Brothers, Denmark 4Val 63 66.4 8.3 97.0 91,8 In sdlust. their relllnt urlces to reflect Kllea). to provide the board with the following information: 60.0 i creased coal of sine by lislnl a price of ISW 6I.4INY Tel '83 3 3 l.t Uk Oil A 14 i cents pound of tine, or by adtusllni crlllnas Nor 5s 3047C el Salv 4s '7 8 Itsl Cr Cons 3 '77 Ileal Pub lit 3a '77 llsly 7s '61 58 0 Gt Not Rip (1) Value of property assessed 98.1 57 4 Chicago department store. FOREIGN EXCHANQE NEW YORK.

Anrtl 10 (API-Clollnr, ratei: Slw Oil Ky 2l Sid A Tl std Thorn Sterl Kn C.4NW 4'i, '99 3 101.3 3 103.0 3 99. 4 1 6.7 4 8 2 1 1 7 II 6 6.1! .17 3 1.1,7 as real property on the 1951 dupli 113 13 37 llateliine ve Hi. 11 Mm 1 Moll Gold .04. do 3s '77 Clt Svc '77 CCCSL '77 96 6 67.3 S2 I 1 9 1 4 16 10 1 3 6 I to rafleit an Increase or two cents 1 pnuna 1 Hjnf sine. This aiillioilsanori la llmlled In ssles 12 Olof lalvanlsed prodiKlt by producer) subject 1 1 3 I to the (IC fit.

4 316 Trallee AreimieaiKlallonl: 'in Id, Amdl. 10. do 5s 3047D do 4'4l 3047 do 4 Hi '75 do 4s '97 do 3i 3047 Merl Inc 14.0 8 104.4 Janan '14 cate which has been classified as ieian Tit 3. .20 Sup Tool Csnedian dollar In New Von oin market lll oer ctnt premium or 101. II1' V.

S. 80.7 324 Dersonal crooertv for the 1952 Colo FAI 68 65 103 6 Tirhlllni 3 cants, ofl '4 ol cent. Great Britain 6 33 10 310 ai.OjAnC Vend .60 Alum 7 1 4 Alimwrirth 1 43 0 1 Air Assoc III Hull Alrl 84 0 Am Han Csr A 41 Am Marac .30 HIM p.il A rh i 80 0 Am Seal Km 41.3 Am Superpow 41 3 Aiiacn liil .31 14 4 liai .60 11 0i do A .60 86 0 Allan f. Fhh '7 O'Atlaa Cp sr duplicate. (There have been some 4 100 1 PO I '86 6 977! 6 I 40 2 Tlsh Hesl 1 40h Toklan Koy Trans f.

(Ills 05 do 3s '73 7 I II targe snuts as a resun oi court decisions that kilns, blast furnaces ipoundi $30. off A of a nt: Bel-tium (franci 1 88c. MP of a rant: Franca Uranci of a cint. unchanied: Holland uullderl 28.58c, up .01 of a cant: lisle illrai of a nt. onehsnied: inn.

flo 4U.S I 36 75 Mun 3s '76 1 1 103. 0lM4slO-63n im ud 10 4 99.8 Orient 6s Hi 4 1 100 0 Peru lit Si 0 4 3 99 I do 3d 6s '61 i 1 5 96.1 Rio de Ja 6' '53't 1 1 64 5 Seplf 1 1.1 103 0 Token FT 6. 'Sit 1 I toa llt'Ua T.P 7C41 1 1 16 lleflectlva April 15. lKtil, susiernaea limii piKr 7 7 4jciintrol chlrsel lor lenlal ol Imuse lisllers 3 6 of lisller space whUh art loverned by, 8 4 1 tor onlce ol Kent SiallDstlnn. I 17 el all Oeell (TH 35, Klvlaed, Amdt, 3.

ef. 3 dllfectlve Anrll 10. JU51. aulh'irlirs rellllers; 8 7ini formerly bee to by lhe 3 4 1 ran ass, side (ir quarter tn resume tins) 40 4 1 practice. The amendment also iieirnlts relell 4 1 routa truck sellers to use Ihe celllm pilces ot 7 2 1 1 cnii 2 stores to wnlcti they may all 6 100 Of" TT 9l -83 66 110.01 -0 11,1 '67 3 90.4' do3'S'86 3 96 .3 Pen Air 3s '60t 1 94 1 Pen flR 5s '66 90 4 do 4is '60 1 96 0 do cv 3s '63 do Is '81 do 314s '73 do '83 Con Nat 2'i' tt Cons 3il '75 and such are personal rather than real property.) jortmal (ecudr i 3.50.

unchanied: Sweden Ikronai 19 35. unchanied: Swltiarland ifriwi (freei it flv ud 05 of a cent: Ar- 3 li'Trl Cont sr Tunc evil la Unescell Chren ,111011 Aire PO. 2 iUinll mine IUS Poll a 2(lr IIS A Int Sec Had lb sd Id Suf (2) Value of structures ne- 1 5'Humlile (III 2.26 8 0:111 Zinc 1.60 31 ajlmp th Ind .0 1 Imp (ill 70 l.l lna Co Am 3a 3 Allot I'elr'il 'e 14 4. invest Roy 15 5 Uke 8 1 2.4;Kaiaer Iras I.I .40 18 I'd 30 35 Pet 3 liKIrk l.e (, O'ie 8 6 Knil'P 10 lj. Mr 12 3 Fdy 20e ill Tourneaii I 12 2iyme Stsr I.

1 10 20.7l,me ia 'M'Marlntl Shov i 2 6 .1 6 94 1 4 1 100 '61 1 14, Alias I'lr I rtilrinir lav VPftr 1 1 Cru- Stl 3'ds '66 t'nima (treet 7 370c. unchsned: Brastl Ureei 50c. unchanied: Memco 1157c, un 3 91.6! flod'sl'Sl 3 69.4 XIN Ea-Interest. CT-Or-! 30 100 3 tlnrates. t-JVIlisif tin chanied: Venezuela iDollvari 30 01.

and therefore not appearing on Dfi i in, Vi i 74 i pb I '77r 1 0 cenl Imuod. 3 3 6 0 1 104 Olarmnnt rf.t.,,1, HsrtUm Stl rhanieif; Honi Kona dollar un IValspar ad D4RGW In4i301t 1 65 0 Phil El 3V '67 11 I 1952 duplicate. 13 99 2lor Interest or y.neilin.lR'" Tr it Veni-s 8yn chanied construction venes e-el (3) Value of new 7 (I 21 1 i flat lor rea.ona other than flr.li,"n 1 1010 fault. 8 Mslured honds. Ne.lr'r"n 5 4 116 3 3 3f A RARE SALES OPPORTUNITY An experienced nlf8iiian, pref-enthly with hackKround In IniilillnK products or allied llnet tn mil on distributor and hiilldlnK product manufacturers.

This i a full-time proportion in your own protected territory containing- active accounts. You will represent a atrontT, well-enlalillshed rompany with products that repent. Mno Is not restricted by present Rovern-inent ri'diila tloni. Character and references re-iilred. Interview can be ar-rnnKod In your area.

Flrt let-ter-shiiiilil Include brief outline of your fiifilirirations. Write BOX 853, Cincinnati Knqulrer Liei to 3s '76 35 105 3PCCSL Bs '70A do 3s '58 5 1 1.1 4i do 51 '75B Det TT 4l '61 3 105 0 PCCSt. 4Ss '7t Erie 4Vil 3015 3 73.0 Pub SF.G 3V, 68 Wellliam Wst Wililu llsr .11 14 162 26 0 3 101 4 art la hll 1 1 j. impaired by ma. riuii l.c Dividends .) 10U U'lllrllf.

i.una nui in Rskery Pnidails' CPU. 135. etteiilve Msy 10, 1053, established new rrlilna pilces fur perlerisbia sod bresd id sweet pinducls Amdt. 46 In CPH 03, affectum Msy 10. 1153, escliides fnuen bakery Items and cnklea iiiducrd by the perishable bakery In-duslry from llisl resutallon.

fielfsall'in of Aulhnrlly No. 611 luth'irtees District (1P8 Ol-rlii-s to rtmsliler Individual pi, lies nun for -ellinr prices under of the 1 1'vulstlon. .51.4 14 1 POMRKT1C BONDS. I Kales in 11, 000 1 13.0 M'-Wlll Dred 60 Record Payable Stock Rate IMcsd John 60 IHt At Kd 10 ll tl .60 alvan CO A 'i Cm So oils Cm Marronl Clrr Blue 14 0 2 4 Ohio Pow 3141 '66 I 103 4 Cal r.d 31 '65 4 101 4 MlRF.KiN rIONDh I a In SI, 000 1 Cincinnati Stock Exchangi Menisci Mt Mrnatil Iron 4 7 8 7 31 I .1 6 .1 16 30 31 3 I 9 4.1 1 1 418 68 1 1 4 11 3 1 1 9 4 75 I 5 3 6 71 1 I .1 3 6 1 34 1 .1.5 I 6 6 Mid St Pet nt The table shows the sales A 2 21' 6 8. 6 i.i; 1 4 11 1 AJ 2 4 0 FUTURES MARKETS 1 1 30 Peru 1-3141 1007 Husilan IB Curb asles tilsy.

fnr r.nl.r ini. at. 'insma nin ann iskco nuo it loria tor reeuiir loti and dividend rales, in oirentheau. of alocks on iha rmn email mies r. Mot 4 4 0l on Thursday.

Apiil 10, 1062. Mm ('ii (sn Ne M'llyhdenum 1 Mono; net Mil II Iflo ciarwn Ml 650.000 3211,579 shares; year alio. Claude Neon 4.5 Net 14 Clone Cti'r'e Prlra Ran-e Hlfh. Low, 35 3 25.0" Colorilal Alrl Colls Mft 4i 0 2 5 14.0 311 2 5 2 6 STOCK. V.

1. Radiator 3li April 14 Duro Test, 3' Apr- 35 Grand Union, SV Mf 5 nroiLAt. Anheuaer-Busch 35, Msy 8 Bank of Toronto .35 May 1.1 Footl Bros. G.AM. .35 q.

18 Franklin Storea .30 April 19 lntertyp Corp .50 June 3 Miles shoes .30 April 18 Minn-Mollne .40 April 30 Lowell Bleachers .50 April 30 Sonotona corp. .08 June 9 do 1 35 pt A 31'. do 1.55 pt June 9 Stevens. J. P.

.50 April 31 U. S. Radiator .33 14 do pi .75 April 14 May 1 My 21 May 29 June 3 June 2 May 1 April June 16 April 30 May 15 April 15 June 30 June 30 June 30 May 30 May 1 May 1 snares. Hood met todsy. $100,000.

year aao, $166,000 ao marked sie fully listed un Ihe Curb Rsibs.ine 31 2 0 1 Cons UI 4 orrr.F; MOt Sanlua No, 4 closed It 53 50 asked Cost and treletit olfeiinss In clmle Ksntos HuuHioiis at 6.3.35(54 0(1 naked 6s 53 2 5e 2 3 (10 asked, Kanlns No. 4 8 futures closed 20 to 30 hither, Sale 12t cu'itiscli. Msy 53.51 nominal; July 5i nj, Mapii-iniicr 62 15 ni.miiiil, liecember r. 1 05 S4onh 51.71 nominal. ItAW euturea cliised 0 In 20 hither Salia n.nlisrts.

July 14 01; (Ktober 14 26 14.50 Old: Auill 14 65. Soot 151 4 0 4 Cf'tis Mill A 8 Cnnl I'll a. 11. 0 2j 2 7 70.7 310 AI! ntheil are dealt on an un 0 4 irornur CM DinC OIL AND CM-Oll HUC COMBINATION BURNERS Filet af Sseltek to oil er Cat." Indnslrlal. Cammerelail Appllcstlana CALL TODAT FOR FREE HISVET.

AUTO-HEAT, Ine. fsy 4Qn II BECKER ELECTRIC I Telephone Syilrmt III LI and Fixlurtt I 1 ALL KINDS OF ELEC HI TRICAL REPAIRING i I resets Rtller II I lea. r. Yanderaaril I 1600 WALNUT ST. Hll CH 0336 li 67 6 2 0 .1 16 3 0 2 listed tmdlnK baala.

Ai tuai aalea. Cosden Pet 1 2 4 ie Hstea of dividends In the foie- uel 4 "iNal Pet 11 1 I I'hoeolt 38 4 i Nat tlsd 31 0'n 0-4 'N Zinc 1 21 3 Mei A A- 11 74.3'New I'k -t oe, l.lj.Nllea llrm 10 3 1 Niie.l A11I 12. "kia 3 1 .1 iilymp PT Pai pel I. Id 1 0 I'aD'i'iit ('11 2H 4, 1'niti'P OH 6 1 1 1'ennrnsd 1 1 I) 1 -iiiiin table aie dls-Mli'liI MSUve riiwllldea I4wl4'x. ariuusi 74 6 4 ll.iuistminis biiaed the last! 101 IIA: Fuluies (luted 16 lo 23 lower 19 1 0 1 15 fl nr aemlannusl decls Hales 26 ci.nlraite July 35 64IH16 65; Itep- 90 4 I 'Crown Pet 'jf Drug Cur, an 1 ix.

7 2 16 'I 2 0 10 Miy 15 Jun. 16 6 6-0' Ms lea ShareijDrien. "18 35 0 1 1.114 J04 20.7 77 31 0 150 16,1 74 35 7 Ml 14 3 78 74 4 61 19 1 10 90 4 310 6 4 41 74 1 7 21 7 70 161 II 7 10 2 7 10 19 4 '7 60 0 71 110 10 411 10 43 8 10 38 0 11 .16 7 60 4.1 6 Bid Ask STOCKS 34 35. American Uundry 131 American Tel Tel 8I Ashland Oil eV Ref, new 20 31 0 Hi Id in 1 1 501 18.0 18.3 Carey il.eoi 25.3 30.1 Champion Paner ii.Soi Oiesaoeate 4. Ohio Chrysler (1.50i 39 0 tl Cu Com 50a bi 90 4 91 4 Ry 1 5 5.6 Cln'tl Street 73 4 74.1 On tl T'leohone (4.50i Col So Ohio Elec 11.401 Columbia Gss 1.60 33.4 3.1.3 Kro-er 1 1 .601 Nlt'l nistlllrrs Prod Hi New Yoik Cen'ral 1.50s) Ohio Oil 1.7 6a 15 0 18.0 Rsndsll 1 1 60i Iinclsir rm hi Tlmken Roller 38 9 38.0 11 6 Prlntlnf.

MOarl new I' Kteel Woolworth. EXTRA. Mid Cont. Petrol. J5t REQVLAR.

Allot Cait Steel. 30e 14 1 74 0 74 3 net Ir I Itf.K.Wmxn IS. 317 Apr. 30 51 rim.at Mn I0e .11.7 03 111 Mly 9 May 30 timber .15 55f35 58. December 34 05 Hum-llisl Accrs J8t1 asked.

hl'liAst: e-uluiee Nu. 5 rinsed hither tr, 5 iwer Seles 510 contracts Msy 8 74 hid. 6 87 hd- September 5 H2, November 5 05; Msy 6 66 imminal. World auiar (u-lines N't 4 unrhsnted lo 1 hither Sslea 105 enntravts. Msy 4.34: July 4 3" hid September 4 37; October 4 37; Jdsrrh 3 1(0.

Haw auxar spot A 25 nominal. 17 eione-r 1. 78 7 7.7 1 lion Unless naliervuse notrd 4 nwoal it eatia dlviuerida are 1 iint In-'luord. 6 oi id dividend, ar F.i rlfhia 14 0 dlatrlbutl'in. wl at'iien luiied.

sid When die-v 'tilt uted lIO Caii-d. nt rui I'srt nald ui Under rule, war I-Warianls. with Wsr- 'iisnii an Without isrrsnts 12 Also estra or eatrss. 1- 2 6. Annual lata pti's stock rtlvldend 6 7d Caih or stuck, Oerlaied 2 1 or paid ao far this year.

Calll. Electric Poner, 15c Cltr Auto Stamp, 30c q. Grand Union, 35c Lib; MtN LIM. 3 5c Mid Cont Petrol, 75e lal) A 9 17 2 3i Piival Sul 1 Masaaalwl twll 31 0 0 2 Fait Gas A I lit I 60 0 110... 412 Mey 15 Jun.

1 Jun. 3 May 39 Ma; 19 Jun 16 May 10 Jun. 3 Apr. 30 Jun. 5 Jun.

A Jun. 14 Ma; 15 El Bond A fh 0 4 riinii. fn Miy 6 Apr. 31 May 15 Apr. 31-May 15 Apr.

31 Miy 15 Miy 15 Miy 16 Apr. 30 10 41.1 45 1 0.1 Furcka Ltd Minneapolis Gas. 37tC Punta Alei Sussr, 50c RetlanOe El A 40c Reynolds Too, 50c Reynolda Tob B. 50c Mn 10 P'dr 4. Ai rrcM Mil JO rp Raytheon Mf Hlo Gr Vil n.i se.e i ilary Fi II) Royal On .26 Rn A.r..

SO 13 7 25 3. 1.61 7 3 31 fi 6 0 35 5 59 II fc.P,tt r.m 35 ofi-ayiiii In ti estimated cash NAVAL STORES fcfl vnnnh, April KP) Tur-pfntin antl mum, nn mnrket unrt nn .14 7 42 6 is 4 42.4 .16 4 -42 4- A A 10e 0 4lFsn.ee 411 ovsiue on ex-fllviiiend dete. 6- Sinclair OH. 65c Shervln 75c 20 01 a lasi year, neflsieo mni'S'd after slock dividend nrlquoiRUon: rrrffptu, urpntln, m. rnmn, based on Total sales were 1.266 ihires.

Prtcei on trades leu then 100 shares art retular lot iradei on New York Slock or Curti Eachsneei IEIictricil Ccntrdctort onwcD wiQiur. -Plus slock auil'l'llt uo. Declared or nstd 2 ij'ii's ye-ir, an accumulative lime .7 Olvidenda In aireari. Paid tl.ls tear, dividend omlltfd. tai Paid or declared ao tar this year.

ibi-Plui 6 etock. Hi Clua 25 cents esui. (i Plua 60 centa eitri. Kurd Can A 2l Fnrd Krsn Ltd Giant Yell Gien Aid Glenm tils 11 Inc Goldtieid Cnn Gray Mlj I Jim f'p a 5 ''isrhulte UA 1 1 Msvullln Sli eoe Urnn l.O Sherw Wms Is 1 7 sinner Mts 2 40 1 3 Rd.vitona 12 RICE SUPPLIES FALL. LONDON, April 10 WPi World rice supplies this year are likely to fall some half million tons short CLOSING QUOTATIONS mmr; hipmnUi, turpentine, .7, rnnln, I'M), itockn, turpentine, renin, METALS NFW VOP1C, April 10 tAPi-V't non-ferroiia metsl prices today Cpper 24i'rc a pound, Connecticutt Valley, 19c a pound.

New Vuik. 7inc i pound, Isat (tl. Louis. Tin (l.llVs pound, New York. 2 5 77 66 0 )'l 2 4 2 42 7 .18 6 Ask sit fllvioeno mei'tine, Declared or oald in 1063 nius il'K-k dlvldi-nd.

rtfrlared or nalc! In 1 DM nius stoi-k dlvl-lnd. f.louldstlne dividend. rwiibii iiiiiiiiw 1 ELECTRIC LIGHT ,1 14 7 Mn Penn fill 2s nnnnr TtovH 'nunum mo I nil i of demand, A. T. Gt All At Par 4e Bid.

"14.4 1 13,0 6 1 11.4 380 122 OiRoiilh Hoy I State for Colonial ON SAYINGS All occottntt Insurtd to $1 0,000 "Two Cenvteilinf Officn" Opto Daily, Sat. T-1 Fidelity Federal Savings Loan Assn. 631 WALNUT ST. 2087 SHERMAN AVE. IN NORWOOD 51 0' Beau Brtimmel t.ioi Bureer Brewlnl Chumaold the House of Com- Minister of Affairs, told mons today.

Legal Notice. CORPORATE EARXINfJS 4 4 6.4 iCIn Adv Prod I 15.4Found lnv com 1 1 Oi pound lnv pfd (5 6 5 r.ltuon Art 14 18.nnobart (40a 5.0 Kihn com 1 Kehn ntd 13.501 103 utile Ml Gtd 14 JOi 1 io.o uttie Ml Ail I3i I I-unkenrtelmer 1 40s i 3 1.0 Miynivol niM-ieor 1 1 0 A com 13 .60 1 3 8'i pld 16 i 17 0 62.0 0'i 0 45 1 iCIn Gas Eler rtd 14 i 100 0 Name of llrv-k C'om. "lliaie. 1 .88 4 14 IKIAI. NOT ii Sealed bids lur the leasing uf the premises to Ihe Depsrtment of l.lqurir Control tor use as i fttate LIQunr attnre In the vldnlte ot .182 1 (ilenway Avenue.

Cincinnati. Ohio, with Bid. if ri 0 19 0 26 6 16 0 '44 ..914 0 Ill 16 1 1 I ,.661 ..2.0 5 110 0 1 12 2 99 0 ..95 4 96 0 .64 Coveiid Year ended Irr. 1 Yesr enO'd fjec. I 6 enil-d Jan I 6 eiiOirl Mar HI Ciiiarti enlled Mar.

31 eiifli-d Msr, 31 Yi-ar endf-d her. 3 1 3 5 Aircraft J7 4 brld 0 tliini-Test (orfi 67.0 (J'e. ner tlsivesler liuaatnan 1 3 Industrisl Psyn 62 0 Int I. Tel. Tel 07 lamole parklnl space, wilt be received St the 1 06 "(flee of ie Dejisrtmrnt of I.lqunr Contiol.

164.spld 11 1 inmlius. (intu, up twelve click n'i'iil 4, pld (5 Cln Tob Ware 10 0 CIO It Stk Yd (60s 116 Clopay Corp 4 6 Cohen Dsn ill 110 Croslev Motors 2 3 Crystal Tissue 160 114 Dsy Mich pld 14 1 84 0 Dlsle Cream I 80 1 13 4 now com 1 15ai 6.4 Dow pfd (7 1 910 firly A Daniel 100 0 Essie Plcher 1 1 30) 30 6 Formica Ina 160a i 40.0 Window Cleaners and House Cleaning Wc All Typts Industrial, Homes, Stores Since 1919 UNITED CLEANING CO. Cor. Central Parkway and -15th St. PA 5187 tl Plsy rird I Is I Com.

Y-ar 1051, thsir. Year 1950 4 1 468.no 3 1(l 3 45 3.068,687 I I 8 HI .40 103.811 .321.4111 .81 426 303 .51 441,274 1 070 0115 111 1 17,002,314 2 "0 18. 667. 130 J.MI.XPs .61 5.820.674 2 '11(1 17 461,018 247. 477 .16 170 870 1.5V..877 .52 1.626.840 87.061,000 $.70 81.364,000 622.665 1.11 1.

071. 020 saawwsssaeasaaaFasansfiMBejsaeAssssisssssssiM Jll.O t' PH pril (3.50i I.llitiy. liy. Y'sr Mar 1 iNstl Mallliiion 9 mm ii.d'O F'li. 24 weitern to BONU8 2 77 M'Tidsy, Aorll 21, 1053.

Korms lor the sub-1 .60 mission ol bids may lie obtained at State 2 04 1 1.l'iuor Store Nn. 37. 3631 Glenwsy Avenue. 7 lOiClnliinitl, OhU or 3J N. Third Street.

701CoIstnOus, rihto. B17i IlKPAHTVFNT OP LIQUOR CONTROL 1 46l William C. Bryant, Director. 131.0Chsmp Psper I.awroce ri-rp 1.11 Yn ended Ii' 31 '03? is Csrol'ns Klec. Year ended Dec.

3 I HUMITlde Water Oil Yi enil'-d Dec. 3 1 l01.2Cnderwiid Corp. Quail -r ended Mar. 3 1 21.4'Clntl Gil dl.O cmll Vn Tr i jisssissisiji it 1 ii i-llfcaissMiiMsa MEMBER: Ttdertl Rtitm Sytlem PROTECT YOUR Checking Accounts Savings Accounts Trust Services Loans MEMBER: Ftdtral Dtposti a ItMB SSfir VALUABLES! lnsurtntt Corporation IV Pf. fe Utrftyt fWfyfyOfcl toilkW jp ft ftrS iw TW Ai eiisaswssassswassassi LZ I ym-A j.

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