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P. af tauL iiiii iMiA.AfOL,is islAii iLiJMY, AFKlL 22, 19.j MONEY, JOBS AND PEOPLE Ovcr-Thc-Countcr Securities Prices Mil WITH OPTION TO BUT "HAVE YOUI CAKE EAT IT TO" Miilupft Ex4-hanpe Chicago fAPI Following is a list of selected transactions on the Midwesl Stock Fichange yesterday Incredible? Not Now Now Gallimore, who less Sales 500 Aneh Couo 800 CarsPir Sc 300 Grain Belt 400 Greif Bros IX Hollvs Inc 22O0 Mickelby 1200 Os Gold Sd 1400 Pioer Jaff 100 Seiion Inc 200 StdAm Fin 100 Starr Bdct Huh Low List Ch4j i' 4 13 4 1 16 5' 4 4' 4 26 3 I 6V4 12'2 4 153-4 4 3'i 25H 82 1 6' 4 4 14 S'-4- 6V4 4 MIDWEST STOCK SALES Total stock sales 1. 125.000 BUTTER AND EGGS CHICAGO (AP) (USDA) Butter issued only on Tuesday, Thursday anq Friday. tqqs about steady Monday; sales deliv ered warehouse, cartons unchanged; extra laroe 53-56; A large 52-54; A diums 48-50. Al By JOHN' H.

LYST (First Of Four Articles) "I am too much of a skeptic to deny the possibility of anything." Thomas Huxley. Winter's last debris rattled and skittered across the pale green concrete of the ninth-floor patio deck. $100 36 MONTHS LEASE THINGS THAT DEPIECIATE (UY THINGS THAT APPRECIATE INUANl'S UtGfST OODGf (MAUI Bid Ask Bd Ask Pe'rclit 71' a 73 strawb CI il li-i 20 21 Suidal 2' 4 2'. Philip 11'4 11'2 Swer El 4b 5 Piedmt A 4'4 5' TWE DC 334 4'4 Pinkrtn 36 36'4 Tanpax 41 2 42' 7 Pioi HiB 28's 29' Tavlr Wi 18 IB' 2 Plstilin 234 3J4 Tech Pub 534 4' 2 Rossi's Cp 3'4 4 Teehcre 12Vj 128 Progrp 134 2'b Tecum 28 30 Puh NC 9' 4 9s Tennant 27 29 Bennet 39'4 40' Tifny Co 6H 7'-i PutD Cap 4 4'. Transo 10'4 11'4 Qual Inns 3' ft Trico Pd 24' 2 asen Pr 2'2 3' 4 Tritn OG 2'j 2's ahall 5 5V'j Tyson 9'b 103b aych Cp 232 237 Un McGil 7' 4 8 Ravmnd 9 10 US Bnknt 334 4" Recog Eq 5V4 S'-'j US TrkLn 13's Road Ex 43 4334 Up Pen 15' 15p Robin 8'4 9'4 Valley Gs 8'2 9' 2 Roberts 338 41a VanD Air 634 7' 2 Roselon 3' 4 4 Vance 2 3 Rouse 3' 7 3H Velcro 6' 4 Rus Stov 13'2l4'4 Ventron 19 1934 Sadlier la 2-s Wads Pu 6 6 Scan Dat 2'4 3 Wsh NG 10'b Scripps 1734 1 83-k Webb Re 6V4 6J4 Seis Delt V'r Weco Dvl 2 2' 8 1 Seneca 3' 4 33-4 Weiqht 10 10' Seven 34'2 35'4 Weidtm 2 2Jil Snap TIs 3134 323-4 Wellng 9 9' I Solid Sta 10 11 Well Gar 4'-4 5 Cal Wat 113a ll'e WeUbch 334 SwGs Cp 7's 8'i Wstn Mtg l'i 2 i SwEI Sv 1334 14': Westmd 7134 72'j S'andyn 17 173-4 Wise PL 16'4 16s8i Std Reqis 1714 18 Wdwrd Ws 19itl Stan HPd li 10 Wriqht 2'-a 3'i Sterlq Str 3b 4'a ZionUt 14'; 15'4 inside, beyond the plate glass window walls overlooking Monument Circle, an unlikely arrival of some 60 people and strange baggage was commencing behind the red double doors of Hilton Hotel Meeting Room No.

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8'i Pauley 334 4' I Sririwrar.wirraJ II Pauley Fotomat than 20 years ago as a teen-aged prodigy in the study of crystalography claimed to have started challenging the traditions of conventional science, was about to open the meeting. "I DON'T ask anyone to agree or disagree with me. said Gallimore," early in the proceedings. I'm just presenting it." It was just the beginning of more than a dozen lectures and papers over the next two days on startling variations on a single Gallimore theme: "Since the results of mod ern audionics cannoi be resolved with laws of contemporary physics, it seems imper ative to re-examine what we call fundamental physics. A STRANGER might not have grasped the details of the hours that folbwed, but he could not have escaped the conclusion that those who gathered in Room 939 were altogether a most serious and dedicated lot.

The reports of the speakers, if they had been presented in a public forum, no doubt would have drawn wide atten tion. Among them were the pleadings of a member of the Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics that radionics battered for years by most classically trained scientists, is "on the threshold of recognition" and relativity theories of Albert Einstein must be re-examined. There were glimpses of significant potential for the use of these special energies in the fields of agriculture and medicine. Included also were allegations that the formal institutions of science, government and industry are dragging their feet in the consideration of work important to progress on such matters as cancer research and national defense. (Tomorrow: A retired Marine Corps colonel reports that he developed a breakthrough technique of tracing people or objects but that the Defense Department is ignoring it.

Earnings BALDWIN AND LYONS Baldwin and Lyons Inc. yesterday report. record net income for the first quarter of S512.U3, or S3 cents a share, up from 5447,749, or 47 cents a share, for the same period in 1974. Revenues for the 1975 period were 13,990,749, up from 53,230,582 for the same quarter a year earlier. REGENCY ELECTRONICS Regency Electronics Inc.

has reported record net income of $1,666,792, or 51.27 a share, for the third fiscal quarter ended March 31, up from 51,193,943, or 91 cants a share, for the same period in 1974. Record sales for the 1975 quarter were $10,284,551, up from 56,396,941 tor the same period year earlier. STANDARD OF INDIANA New York (AP) standard Oil Company of Indiana citing recent tax increases and the recession, yesterav reported a 36 per cent drop in first-quarter earnings. Net income totaled $144.2 million, or $1 a share, down from $219 million, or $1.57 a share, in the first quarter of 1974 when the Arab embargo pushed up oil prices. Sales totaled $2.6 billion compared with $2.3 billion a year ago.

The company said its total direct taxes were $374 million in the quarter, up 68 per cent from $223 million the same period last year. 3 kmmBMaararanaBB I 3 1 I b-1 A I Ml IT I II I II the-counter stocks supplied by nasu. 49 cmr tnii I ZXOO WALNUI tl was also the Pierre Paul Sauvin cords and that be amplifiers? Could "Indeed, madam, you may rest assured that is the very T. G. Hieronymus himself.

Some know him as 'Mr. Radionics'." "Over there on the table. What are those strange black boxes with all the knobs and dials?" "Yes, yes Those are truly among the first devices built by Dr. Albert Abrams. You know, of course, that, while acknowledged to be brilliant, he was condemned for making claims that human disease, as diagnosed by such machines, was a state of a disharmony of electric oscillations in the body." AND IF a stranger could have known the background of those men and women who now were taking places around the long meeting table and on the chairs that ringed the room, he might have been puzzled by the diversity.

Among the participants in this charter meeting of the United States Radionics Re-search Congress were a mind-boggling mix of scientists and spiritualists; electronic technicians who help put American men on the moon and women to whom extrasensory perceptions had become a recognized influence in everyday life; businessmen who had at various times been close to the inner-workings of the national defense and chiropractors. There also were a medical doctor and a touring lecturer on the occult; a 16-y a r-old high schooler who took notes and a 1 1-dressed grand mother who knitted a white and yellow baby blanket; an artist, an author and a muni tions expert; several persons with pyramid medallions around their necks and one man who, when he came to the table, carried a whole stack of model pvramids. He was from California. SAID A man from Tucson with a copper bracelet on one wrist and who, when lie sat down, put his black box on the table: 'I almost didn't come. I said to myself, 'Is this for You get curious about certain things you know.

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H.000 Sq. Ft. Iv1'- GkTf'X! 1 31 3 rf'l I PDiscaunts- 244-9563 iyAMmZJ St3sS CALL BRUCE HARTSHORHE i VMMonvHssav staged the scientific witness of a transmission of mental energy from human subjects at San Francisco to two philo-dendron plants at New York City. It was approximately the 63th month since an Indian-born engineer, T. Galen Hie-ronymus, working independently, monitored the body functions of Apollo 11 astronauts to and from the moon using a patented device and a resonance phenomenon of which the general public knows virtually nothing.

And it was also a time in the ninth decade after American medical scholar Albert Abrams, as a young student at Heidelberg, first had wondered if he had not stumbled onto a useful fundamental of nature when he saw Italian tenor Enrico Caruso- flick a pure tone on the rim of a wine glass and then shatter the glass by singing the identical note. THE ESOTERIC science of radionics may owe its origins to that moment and to Dr. Abrams. His name, however, is found in few standard ency clopedias. Now nearly a century later in the Indianapolis Hilton the man named Jerry D.

Gallimore and others in Room 939 soon would suggest dramati cally that nothing could be further from the truth than to conclude Caruso legendary feat remains an innocent "trick" or that the evolution of its principles has been merely to take it out of Euro pean cafes and into American TV commercials. Indeed as the starting hour approached for the first modern meeting of its kind in the United States, the chairs and tables were filling with an assortment of people and things that were not ordinary. THE atmosphere was charging with that peculiar anticipation that plays counterpoint to significant events. A stranger could have asked some silly questions. "Who was that frantically drawing pictures of potted plants and circuitry on poster cardboard?" "Why, yes, sir, that is Pierre Paul Sauvin.

Here most will call him Paul." "AND THE silver-haired gentleman in the blue suit, scurrying about the orange-tufted carpet with his electric U.S. Securities New counter terday: York (API Closing over-tfto-US- Treasury securities ves- U.S TREASURY BONDS Rate Mat date Bid Asked BldCng Yld 5't 8 7 7 S'' 8 May 1975 99 31 100 1 99 31 100 1 9929 1001 MOW 101.1 5.23 May i5 Aug 1975 See 1975 Nov 1975 Dec 1975 Feb 1976 Feb 1976 Mar 1976 AAau 1074. 5.34 5.71 5.92 4.31 4.44 4.72 4.57 4.82 4 80 4 75 699 694 704 7 12 720 7.27 7 24 7 42 7.47 7 35 7 56 7 70 7.61 7.57 7 57 7 54 744 7 77 791 784 780 6 00 781 7 85 7 93 752 7 97 804 7 29 808 818 743 8.18 7 55 493 7 33 644 7.04 7 19 592 838 100 8 1 00 12 100.8 100 12 99 7 99 11 99 16 99 24 100.30 101.2 98.22 98 30 99 16 99 24 98 29 98 31 101 25 1 02 1 99 2 99 10 100 7 1 00 1 5 OR A Of) in May 1976 6 May 84 5a 41 Jun 1976 Aug 1974 Aug 1976 Aug 1976 Can 107A mi 4 ini in Nov 1976 98 10 98 18 99 13 99 1 7 .27 7' Nov 1976 74 Dec 196 Feb 1977 Feb 1977 Mar 1977 Aor 1977 May 1977 May 1977 Aug 1977 Nov 1977 Feb 1978 Mav 1978 Aug 1978 Nov 1978 May 1979 Ana 1979 99 17 99 21 100 27 101 3 97 7 97 11 a 6 6'i 6't 9 -4 97 24 07 id a 99 18 98 14 98 22 102 14 102 22 100.4 100 14 1000 1008 95 31 96 7 -9 97 25 97 29 7 102 12 102 20 6 94. 94 16 99 10 94.4 95 4 968 us 9918 10 94 12 .8 95 12 8 94 14 12 ufl A Nov 1979 Nov 1979 Feb 1980 Mav 1980 Aug 1980 Nov 1980 Feb 1981 7 4 3'l 7 7l 7 73 3' 4 4' 0-l Vl 4' 4 6'4 VI 3 7 3'j I 7'i 958 95 14 10 103 30 104 6 81 30 04 5A 82 30 04. 9 10 Feb 1981 968 96 26 97 24 92 26 76 12 92 20 75 20 70 4 96 12 97 26 .4 97 28 10 Aug 1981 Nov 1981 Feb 1982 Jun 198 63 Aug 1984 May 1985 Mav 1975 85 Nov 1986 Feb 1990 May 1990 Aug 1987 92 Feb 19B893 Feb 1993 Aug 1988 93 May 1989-94 Feb 1995 May 1993 98 Nov 1998 May 1994 99 93 24 .4 77 12 8 93 20 8 74 20 80.4 Ol 1A 9 90 24 75 12 76 12 12 98 24 VB.

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