Arizona Republic from Phoenix, Arizona • Page 19

Saturday, January 26, 1952 -The Arizona Republic, Phoenix, Arizona. 19 YEAR'S CHANGE IN PRICES Live! Attorneys Ask teadies sfmenf Buying Ml CENT Par Cent Increase in Wholesale Prices tv CommodMv 6nua rcwr Meadju 7 NCREASE imn fW IQEr) IW lOfU INCREASE 8 GRAINS To See Grand iirnic tUB. 6 AND and iicut prrnn. rklrDCACC iiaui 4-M I METAL ALL MEATS products WO-- COOO New York Stock Prices N. Y.

Bonds NEW YORK. Jan. 25 AP1 Hlirh-erarie INS PROD. RIALS Tex rrits MATE- UCTS -TILE RIALS Jury Remarks Secret proceedings of the county grand jury were under attack from NEW YORK. Jan.

25 Pairs Close Nt. Ch. LEOSLH rail and utility liens set the pace Friday Sales Close Nt. Ch. PepslCola 37 9V 07 iapi toiiowma is a tnuu JUL 1 16Vi lation of selected stocks lui a general upturn in corporate bond prices.

The day's best performers were mostly in the higher-priced rategnrv Advnnro traded Friday on the 13 71 1 5 72 Feaaeruuigia 1( 3 FedMotT 5 FedertSt2a 21 2 0 6 40 two sides Friday. j. PfeilferBra 7 Pfizerla 26 PhelpsDodg6g 15 PhilaEleclM, 20 21 Phileol.60b 113 PhilipMor3b a of a point or more were not infrequent and the upward movement extended to DECREASE tFedStpM'i .50 lOOtt LIVE four points in one case. Minus marks were distinctly In th FerroCpl.60 5 33 FidPFireIn2a 7 71 -SToarl Lawyers for Frank G. Cooper, 45, bail bondsman, indicted by the jury on charees of inducing ner-" minority.

Many of them were anchored ALLIED 63l rone stocK fcxctiange. showing volume, dose, and net change: A Sales Close Nt. Ch. AbbottLl.SOa 10 61H Us AcmeStl2 40 29 AdamsEx2.13g 5 34 Admirall 65 26 i AffilGEq.40 15 ft AirReductl.40 27 27 Alaska. lun 7 3 4.

-PRODUCTS I Market Rolls QuietlyWith Limited Range NEW YORK, Jan. 25 (AP) The stock market rolled quietly through another routine readjustment session Friday with lively buying activity holding the list fairly steady on the whole. The big body of stocks changed fractionally. Beyond that losses went to about a point with gains Detund low-priced bonds. While the market for too-erade rails PhilhpsP2.40 60 PillsMills2 1 PitneyBowl 2 jury and grand theft, filed mo-.

Sow ml Date tma Ubor StfiiNca 23 19 40 16 29 4 48 53 37 16 49 1 46 10 24 30 1 34 15 12 66 27 25 30 16 42 68 nons asKing superior Judge Ralph Barry to permit them to take a-look at transcriDts of the inrv- PER CENT DECREASE PERCENT DECREASE was firm, offerings were limited. As a group, the carriers advanced .3 of a point on the Associated Press average to 94.0, the highest they've been since Oct. 29. Total bond trading amounted to compared with 53,030,000 Thursday. S.

Governments extended their recent advance. The Victory 2s of De-SSr. 1972-67 were bid 232 higher at 96 632 over the counter for not ernin A denslH 4 21 Alleghany 78 3 AllegLStl2a 14 44 i AllegLSU pf4 1 309 hearings involving Cooper. 9 PltPlateG12g 13 2 PitSteeif 11 PittstonCo 1 59 PlymOill.60b 6 PotomElPw.90 6 PressStlCar 22 14 1 PubSvEG1.60 13 PubSvIndl.80 22 Publicklnlf 11 Pullman3g 10 PureOil2a 17 AiliedMiIls2a 1 35 V4 Trade Winds rirestonee FirstNatSt2 5 F1rthCptl.05g 4 Flintkote2a 26 FloridaP1.20 12 FlaPwAL1.40 32 FollansStl2 2 FoodFrSt.SOb 8 FoodMach2 11 FostWheel2 40 FreeptSulHe 17 FruehTra 7 GabrielCo 2 GairRobtl.20 38 GambleSk.60 10 Garrettl.60 2 Garwood I nd 72 GaytordCntl 3 GenAmIn2.88g 6 GenAmTran3a 7 GenBak.80a 6 GenBronzel 7 GenElec3 40 Aineraaa-eKia 1 11 1 7 AUiedStrs3 of 1232 since last week. The Bank- 32 53V 16 115 Vi hi Eligible 2s of September 1972-67 were bid at 96 2032.

also up 232. Foreign bonds were pretty well mixed. On the upside were Cnlnmhln fie. ch.nH AllisChal4 AlumLtd4 AmAgrChSa AmAirl'-ig AmBkNotel 38i 10 29 18 25 Vi 22 22 56 1 51 2 43 25 8 18 i 7 23 7 28 27 54 11 11 59 43 10 57 51 36 22 9 50 extending on into the 2 to 3 points 6 3 at 99, and Rio de Janeiro 6V.s up Did You Know This Column Totals Many Solid Facts? range. 61 4 15 19 13 40, 12 'i 5 RKOPict 45 4 RKOThea.l0g 20 4 RadioCPl 237 24 AmBschl.20b 14 AmBrShoe3a 5 AmBroadcast 7 AmCblRa.30g 17 nif in acuve dealings.

Japanese issues were mostly weak, the Shinvetsu Electric 6s slipping three points at 84. BOND AVERAGES Coppers, oils, radio-televisions, aircrafts, utilities and a number of miscellaneous issues held solidly to Radiop3 1 73 RaybestMle 2 44 1., 6 122 '41 1 34 Gen Food s2 40 38 By LOU SCHNEIDER ZO 10 10 10 10 Low Ralls Indust. rtil. For el mi Yield A .3 A .1 A .1 .2 Unch 6 3C4 Genlnstru.20g 41 the upside. Kayonierd Xi bbli ft ReevesBrol.20 9 16 RemRandlb 28 21 94.0 98.8 98.9 75.5 1 04.7 ReoMotorslsr 44 22 Net chg Friday Prev day Week ago VienMinsa a GenMotors4 84 GenPCem2a 6 GenPrecEol 2 93.7 Losses were found largely In rails and steels, although they were 93.3 KepubAvialg 1 14 RepubPict 6 4 ReuubSU4f 30 43.

Ami nicies AmCyan4 9 122H AmDistilI2 3 51 AmExprtlH 11 18 67 1V 16 114 18 60H Did you know the dollar doesn't work as hard for people these days because people don't work as hard for the dollar? Did you know consumption of Month ago 92.1 not severe. 93.7 98.5 98.0 101.9 97.7 98.8 98.7 97.1 103 3 103.6 97.1 105.4 103.1 rear ago 99.8 51-52 hi 100.S 75.7 75.5 74.4 72.1 75.7 70.5 75.4 68.9 104.7 104.1 102.8 110.5 110.9 102.8 113.1 109.7 GenPubSv.30t 17 GenPubUtl.40 38 7 GenRefract2b 2 THE STOCK market advanced Grain Market Drifts Lower; Soybeans Up CHICAGO, Jan. 25 (AP) Soybeans provided the only firm spot Friday as the grain market drifted lower on the board of trade. The buying in beans could hardly have been called aggressive, but it sufficed to lift prices as much as 2 cents. Otherwise, the market's performance was a pretty sick one for those who would like to see prices go higher.

After a steady opening, a slow downward trend set in. Mainly, it resulted from a lack of demand. Final prices were up fractionally from the day's lows. WHEAT CLOSED lower, corn to 1 cent lower, oats lower, ryeA lower to higher, and soybeans to 2 cents higher. A better tone to soybean oil and cottonseed oil futures helped soybeans.

Cash bean oil remained unchanged at 10 cents a pound. Some analysts feel the oil situation cannot get much worse, and they express hopes of an upturn in demand. Corn had to meet light but steady hedging pressure. Cash prices sank as much as 2 cents. Weather was warmer and wetter in much of the midwest and the five-day outlook was for higher than normal temperatures.

Some traders felt this might increase shipments of high moisture corn. Despite the slump in futures, cash oats jumped 1 to 3 cents. Receipts continued very light. No. 1 heavy white oats sold at a premium of 12 cents over the May contract.

A little buying in new crop wheat futures was noted early, based partly on mildly pessimistic crop reports from parts of the Southwest, but this soon died out. India took 28,500 tons of Pacific Coast wheat and Japan bought five car 9 31 RexallDg.lOg 32 6 ReynMetl.lOa 24 63 i ReyTobB2 26 33 '51-52 low 92.1 333 1950 high 98.8 strongly the first two days this tGenSC p3k .10 103 meat usually averages about 6 per 102.8 101.3 19oO low 92.5 GenTel2 RheemWtg2.40 1 3 week with enough vigor to push Rlchlield03a 13 11 ax 48 63 3 21i GaPacPlyl4 RoanAnCooUh 3 the Associated Press average to a cent of a family's take-home pay, which means meat prices will fall only when household budgets AmHawsSJ 1M AmHideALf 43 AmHoPdl.8U 10 Amlcee 13 AmLocola 7 5 AmMetal2a 3 AmMetPde 4 AmNatGsl.80 20 Sales In High 10 119 21 100 Low Close 118 118 Gilletteia 20 30 ATSF 4s 95 ACL 4s 52 B0 6s 95.T new high going back more than 21 1914 20 64H Vt 14 100 100 Rob uitonl V4 RonsAM1.40a 13 UoalType2 2 GimbelBrosl 17 Did you know the Minneapolis St. Louis Railway is the nation's only Class I railroad without bonds, mortgages or other funded debts, and that it's completely dieselized? Did you know, asks Bill Faricy, Association of American Railroads' president, that in terms of ton-miles the nation's railroads handle five times as much intercity freight as all other combined forms of transportation? DD3 YOU KNOW that in England the owner of corporate common shares is called a member and not a stockholder, which means that American Telephone Tele 1 85 85 Bo- shrink? years. Bell Pa 5s 60C 8 111 111 111' PAUL H. PREVIOCK and W.

T. Elsing, the lawyers, asked specifically that the judge order the jury stenographer and court reporter to disclose Cooper's testimony, questions asked Cooper, and remarks made by the prosecutor and grand jurors. The law permits disclosure of grand jury testimony when or- dered by the court in "furtherance of justice," the lawyers argued. They said they needed to look at the testimony in order to properly argue a motion previously made by them to dismiss the charges against Cooper on the grounds that a person can't be prosecuted because of immunity by law given to a grand jury wit ness. THOMAS CROAFF attorney for James Walker, former city jailer indicted by the jury on charges of mistreating a jail pris- oner, asked Superior Judge Lockwood to dismiss three misdemeanor charges against Walker on grounds that Walker had been granted immunity by law because" he involuntarily testified before the grand jury.

Judge Lockwood will hear argu- ments Monday on Croaff's motion to dismiss. Judge Barry will hear arguments on Primock's and Elsing's motion to dismiss Feb. 6. The judge said he hadn't seen the request to make public the grand jury Ullddena a GoodallSane 1 Goodrich2a 25 Goodyear 3a 45 SafewayS2 40 18 CMSPP inc 2019 23 The next three sessions repre 71 71 57 57 71V. 57 4V.S 99 19 sented a reaction from the sustain 85 85i GrahPaiee 4r 8 96 22ft 45 J6 3 74 16 55 1 33 51 ,20 152 1 2 110V 110 110 AmRadStSla AmSafRaz AmSeating2a AmSmelt tAmSmlt pf7 AmStlFd3 23 96 94 GranbyMi 14 GranCSta.SO 15 3 GtNorRy pJ4 3 58 6 18 18 24 31 40 4 69 36 13 49 63 50 6 45 56.

it, 33 10 27 25 Vi ed advance. That was considered quite normal in brokerage circles. Selling was readily absorbed and 114 50 96 77-' 701; 70 16 Ml 42 18 60 45 3 9 23 14 50 18 40 11 26 11 7 64 1 58 V. M-K-T 1st 4s 90 MoP 5s 77F MoP 4s 75 NYC 5s 2013 NYC 4s 2013A Nor 4s 97 Pen RR 5s 68 So Pac 81 So Pac 4s 69 77 76 70 70 7014 7Z 8 3o 1 130 5 AmSugar pf7 80 103 102 103 113 155 socvaci.eua 137 7 SouCarEG.60 27 SoPRicoSug8g 1 SouCalEdisS 18 SoutherCo.80 107 SouNatGas2 6 SouthPac5a 37 SouthRy4 13 Sparks Wi.30g 57 SpenChernl.80 1 SpeChpf2 .30 Sperry2 6 Spiegel. 90g 6 SquaDCol.40a 7 SouibbVih 9 Did you know, as business leaders do, that certain labor leaders are grooming Sen.

Hubert H. Humphrey Minn.) as presidential timber for 1956? DID YOU KNOW it wasn't so long ago that most of the world was more anxious for industrial discovery than recovery? Did you know retailers are finding it harder to collect from charge never got out of hand while buying was generated on the price dips, it Gtwestsul.2U 1 GreenHL2a 4 Greyhoundl 50 GrumAlrc2g 61 GuantanSulHg 1 8 p5 2 GulfOil2a 92 19 96 95 3i 95 18 100 100U 100V, 37 100 100 3 102 102 102 So Pac 4s Or 77 West Un 5s 60 AmTobacco3a 14 64 AmViscose2a 18 68 AmWatWk'ig 6 8 AmWoolenGg 22 34 AmZincla 17 24 -Ti AnacCop3g 75 AnchHGll.60 16 27 was pointed out. An air of short-term bullishness was apparent. graph Co. has about 1,100,000 members? GulfStaUtl.20 29 23 The Associated Press average of Livestock I.OS AXGEL.ES.

Jan. 25 AP (FRMN StdBranl.60 121 24 60 stocks lost 10 cents at $101.60 Did you know that out-of-state visitors last year spent $366,000,000 Anaertiayia 4 i AnPriOM.40a 37 48 1 AndesCopg 1 23 21 11 customers, which means the charge- with the industrials down 10 cents, 59 in Southern California second to account rich are getting poor? rails down 30 cents, and. utilities Hallibrtn2a 11 HayesMfg.60 17 HercPdr.Sg 5 HershChoc2b 1 HeydenC'hlg 12 HiltonHotl.20 15 Holland Furn2 2 HollvSuKla 5 aircraft manufacturers as a source 6 StdOilCal2.6Q 42 StdOilInd2Vib 26 StdOilNJ3a 104 StdOilOhi2.40 21 StdStSDE2h 1 Cattle salable 400; cleanup trade about steady but demand limited; load good and choice fed steers 34.50; few utility cows 21.50-25.00: eanners and cutters 18.00-21.00; shelly 17.00 down; odd utility and commercial bulls 27.00-31.25. ArcnuanMXSO ArmcoStl3 23 65 ArmstCk2.60a 6 AshlOil2b 125 AssdDryG1.60 11 Atchison4a 33 of state revenue? up 10 cents. THE LOWER aspect of the aver II78T 54 79 84 47 52 25 23 62 49 7 76 40 21 15 21 20 35 63 604 13 78 1 StJoLead34g 32 18 age was offset by the fact that Calves salable 12o; little done.

Hogs salable 100: steady: medium and Atchisonpi2 1 out of 1,154 individual issues trad 4 AtlCstLine5 Did you know, asks a Schenley Distillers' officer, that the nation's distillers grossed about $28,000,000 last year by salvaging mash and converting it into protein-enriched St.iosLJsl'l! 1 StLSani'i, 24 StLSanFpfS 4 StRegPapl 128 SavArmsl.40b 4 tionoiuuil'-jg 19 HookerE12 5 HoudHershlg 1 HoustLAP.80 11 HoustonOil2a 3 choice sows 15.00-17.00; lew light butcher hogs held around 19.50. Payne Bid Low For Road Job A low bid of $267,885.35 was sub ed, 507 advanced and 370 declined. There were 46 new highs and 10 new lows for the year. Volume bheep salable none. KANSAS CITY.

Jan. 25 (AP (USDA) Schenleylnd2 96 9 S5 19 17 31 53 34 75 20 5 13 3 livestock feed? ScottPap2.40 ScoviUMf2a SeabALRR5 HoweSound4g HudBayM4a HudsonMot HuntFoodslf 62 came to 1,640,000, as against Cattle salable 500; calves salable none: most of today's receipts intended for Monday's market; less than 11W head being offered for sale today: not enough Did you know vending machines 34 11 19 000 shares Thursday. 39-ii 11 56 47 2 19 78 53 79 87 5'i 29 1 8 14 7 19 38 181. 10 20 13. 13 37 2 54 32 1 31 52 16 17 SeaFinanl.80 SeabOil2a SearsRoeb2a 1 100 HuppCorp were used by the Greeks 2,000 years ago, in a mechanical way, serving 13 56 Only two of the 15 most active mitted to the Arizona Highway of any class represented for adequate test of market.

Hogs salable 2.000: steady to 25 lower; mostly steady on 240 lbs. and up; choice 19'A V. Jo 18 3 39 58 38 35 60 2 89 1 wine when a com was dropped Issues declined. Burlington Mills, seventh most active, lost a point at SeegerRefrl.60 4 SeiberRubl 7 Servelg 10 5 42 69 6 1 112 14 2 4 6 10 23 20 20 23 ,21 6 31 13 45 15 9 AtLRefin4 AtlasCpl.60 Autocar AutomCantl AvouMtg.60 BaldUmH.60 BarkerBros2 BayukCigg BeaunitM BeechAirc.80 Beech Aire. SO BellAirc2g BendixAv3 BenefLn2b BnguetM.lOg BestFds2a BigeSanl.60 BlawKnoxla Department Friday by the Dale F.

Payne Contracting Company of Phoenix for reconstruction of the Copper Price Boost Denied goes. into a slot? 1. jno. 2 ana iso. ds scaling lbs.

17.25-75: latter price on around 18 after directors declared a divr Range of prices follows IdahoPwl.80 2 IllCent3 14 IllPower2.20 5 2 IndustRay3 7 IngRandl 4 InlandStl3a 22 InspirCop2ig 33 Interehem.40e 1 InterlaklrlVjg 8 2 loads choice 190-225 lbs. mostly No. 1 SharonStl3g 11 SharpDohl.80 12 DID YOU KNOW the nation's1 dent of 25 cents as against 34 cents 12 8 84 41 47 1 71 15 11 4 29 46 and No. 2s: choice 260-325 lb. butchers mostly No.

2 and No. 3s 16.25-17.25: sows mostly 12.50-14.50: few extreme heavies 24 ShellerMfl.20 23 5.3 miles of U.S. Highway 70 from Duncan to the New Mexico state line. previously paid. The company re 59 29.

22 174 commercial air transportation industry, for the first time in his SheratonAm.60 4 ported fourth quarter earnings SilverKing 3 WASHINGTON, Jan. 25 (AP) i down to 12.00; stags 13.00 down. Sheep salable 100; not enough of any class to test market. IntBusMch4b 6 205 equal to 13 cents a share as against SimmonCoHe 11 SinclairOi2.60 70 tory, went over the $1,000,000,000 mark in operating revenues last The highway department called for new bids on construction of a 35 CHICAGO. Jan.

25 (AP (USDA) 76 cents a share a year ago. Mobilization Director Charles E. Wilson Friday ruled against any 17 28 102 2 SkellyOil3b SmithA02 SmithAlex year? Canadian Pacific, eighth most ac 344 Salable hogs 15 to fully 25 cents lower; sows steady to mostly 25 cents lower: bulk choice 180-220 18.25- 7 BhssEWl 16 IntHarv2 52 IntHydElA 8 7 IntXick2a 39 IntPaper3 66 IntShoe2.40 I IntSilver6 9 161 InterstDStr2i 2 modern checking station at Ehren-burg. The bids will be opened Feb. 15.

tive, lost 34 at 36. Did you know that continued increase in the domestic price of. copper or copper scrap. 31 6 10 SterlDrue2a 18.50; top 18.00; choice 23f7-260 T7. StevensJP2a 15 42 42 19 14 The electronic and oil issues WHEAT1" Hlgh LW March 2.58 2.58'', 2.57 57 SSiv'K 2.54 ul! 2.48 2.47 2.47iA- Sept.

2.49 2.49 2.43 2.48 78 CORN? 251 2 51 March 1.90 1.90'4 1 88 1 89 Iay J'SJ-H 191 1-90 1.90- July 1.91- 1.91 1.90 1.90-" Sept. 1.86 1.86 1.85 1 1 77 1,76,4 1 76,4 March .90 .90 .90 May .90 .89 RYE- 84'4 2 2.09 2.10 July 2.05 2.05 2 03 2.04 Sept. 1.93 1.94 1.93 1.94 SOYBEANS: March 2.86-96 2.97 2.95 2 97'4-s; May 2.91-91U 2n: rqu oqih' StewVarl.40a 30 Wilson issued a statement de-. la.lo; J(u-juu ib.7d-17.25 310-330 16.50-16.75; sows 14.00-16.50. Salable cattle 1.0OO! salahlo alvea rriCI- All bids received in the first call BueingAirp3g 62 49 BohnAlmlg i BondStrsl 16 14 Borden2.80g 5 51 BorgWarn4a 14 64 1 13 BranlffAirg 20 14 price inflation spells out the gradual destruction of earned and saved capital? StokeVanClb 3 dominated the list.

Radio Corporation was at the top up at 24 signed to quash reports that the 5 sionestweoiig vi in. Studebaker3 38 33 were rejected last week because they exceeded estimates of engi domestic price or cents a with 23,700 shares traded. It was slaughter steers and heifers steady; cows steady to 25 cents lower; bulls weak: veal-ers strong; part-load choice 1.200 lb. steers 34.50: load commercial to low-good Did you know the average girl Jaeobsr.t,. 5 JohnsManSa 6 pouna ior newiy-minea copper sununem.wa ao Sunbeam2a 2 70 SunrayOl.20 142 22 BridBrassl.60 4 17 BTiggsMf3g 8 33 followed by United Corporation up weds at about 22 years of age, mieht be boosted to the world 1,025 lb.

weights 30 50: choice 865 nd 4 at 514, Superior Steel up 2 955 lb. heifers 34.00-34.50; few utility and after a four-month engagement; SunshBis4 1 67 4 SunshMn.80 17 11 SuoeriorStla 167 26 2 BristolMyl.eOa 4 34 BklynGas3a 6 53 BrowniBgl 6 12 price oi ziyx cenis, wixn a corre- 39 JoyMfg2a 5 KalserAll.SOb 16 KanCPL1.60 25 KanPwLtl.12 16 soondine increase in scraD ceilings. at 26-4, International Telephone unchanged at 17, Curtiss-Wright favors a two-ring ceremony; spends about $1,750 to set up house in a neers by nearly 50 per cent. Cy Perkins, state engineer, said bids will be opened Feb. 1 for constructing the foundation for the Agua Fria bridge on trie new Black Canyon Highway, 70 miles north of Phoenix.

commercial neiiers AS.au-Jii.uu: utility ana commercial cows 20.50-25.00: mostly 24.00 down; eanners and 'cutters 17.00-20.50: utility and good bulls 25.00-28.50; odd prime vealers 39.00: commercial tn holco 10 35 Swlftlnt! 1 16 SvlvEIPd2 77 37 wuson saia a curtailment tne BcyErie2.20g 15 24 BuddCoe 11 13 Bullardla 11 30H three-year period: and is buying July 2.88 2.8614 2.8S SymGould 6 7 KelseyHayA 3 Kennecott6g 94 KernCLandSa 51 now or copper scrap to mills na been attributed to a rumor the ceil 30.00-38.00. influenced by price and quality? Salable sheen 1,000: steady: ton 30.50- hept. 2.81 2.82 2.80 2.82 Nov. 2.75 2.75 2.74 2.75 4(1 'A 46 38 17 29 24 5 69J4 24 35 17 34 91 1 45 49 49 39 2 32 12 22 67 1 8 24 "4 1 73 22 35 4 8 44 4 21H 151 18 1 BrrAddM.SOa 37 18 ButlerBr.60a 12 13 ButteCoplg 3 14 TennCp2a 3 39 TexasCo2.60a 52 59 Did you know the National Asso ing prices might be raised despite most wooled lambs 29.00-30.50: 110-112 lb. averages at 29.0O-29.5O: best shorn Steel for the bridge already is on ciation of Manufacturers has a iexuuirfi.40 aw 3d TexGulfSul4a 21106 RVersAM2a .7 25 ujjpusiLiuii im.

price umciais. ne iambs 29.00; slaughter ewes 12.00-14.50; few at 15.00. ByronJacklli 1 2294 1 hand, Perkins said. The state engineer also an 2 4514 membership of more than Klmaark2.40 20 Koppers2a 20 KresgeSS2 5 KressSH3 12 Kroger Col. 60a 5 ti LacledeGas 20 LaneBrylb 3 LaneVellsl.20a 8 March 13.87 13.87 13.72 13.72 May 13.

60 13.67 13.50 13.57 July 13.70 13.70 13.52 13.52 Sept. 13.72 13.72 13.55 13.57 GRAIN SORGHUMS: March 3.15 3.15 3.14 3.15 TexPacLT1.55g 9 151 "Domestic ceiling prices for And, did you know, asks R. A. unchanged at 9, and Sunray Oil up at 22. ASHLAND OIL was up 2 at 47 i and a few other gainers included Cities Service 1 at 110, Atlantic Refining 54 at 87, Skel-ly Oil 2 at 102, Kennecott Copper 1 at 91, Copper Range 1 at 28, and Columbia Broadcasting 1 at 36.

Some of the losers were New-mont Mining off 2 at 121, St. iexracK.yoa 4 aiii CalPackl 4 rallahanZ 24 nounced that the 600,000 pounds of steel for the Yucca overpass Texutlll.68 21 Dadismann, Porcelain Enamel in Over Counter The followinr Quotations were furnished copper are now nigh enough to make most eoDDPr mininc -nrn- Textrona 20 ThermoidC.80a 8 22 CanDry.80 13 CanadPace 141 stitute president, that in this coun LeeRubT3a 3 27 3 9 10 36 50 15 35 22 4 ThomosonPd2 9 tions in the United States profitable LehighCN.70g 7 by a local committee of National Associa 33 17 11 49 48 19 47 try there are some 7,000,000 nomes ThompStar 7 eannonwi i tion of Securities Dealers. LhHortCl.20 LehValCoal 6 sufficiently profitable to assure CapltalAirl with no bath or shower; huiiu JTimt ompantps: TideWaAs2a 7 TimkDetAl 3 TinkRBear3 12 housing units without a private O-- between Kingman and Topock on U.S. Highway 66 was delivered Friday, and that steel for the Kaiser Springs bridge on the Kingman cutoff will be shipped Jan. 29 and 30 from Tulsa, two weeks ahead of schedule.

Bank of America (1.60) Bank of Douglas (2.50) Bank of Flagstaff Chase National Bank (1.60) 23 11 ToledoEd.70 carnercpio CaseJI3a CaterTrac3 LehmanC5.09g 2 Lerner.Strl 2 LOFGlass2 22 LibMcNLa 9 12 May 3.17 3.8 3.17 3.18 July 3.17 Cash wheat: None. Corn: No. 3 yellow 1.87: No. 4. 1.76.

Oats: No. 4 extra heavy white 97. Barley nominal: Malting 1.30-75; feed 1.25-40. Field seed per hundredweight nominal: Red 'clover 32.0-33.00; timothy 9.50-10.00; sweet clover 10.25-10.75; red top 29.50-30.50; alsike 40.00-41.00. I.OS ANGELES GRAIN MARKET AH Quotations nominal, subject to market fluctuations, cash prices per 100-welsrht, bulk, carloads, wholesale only: No.

2 white wheat 4.22-4.30: No. 2 western toilet: 3.000.000 with no running TrunsWAr 6 water: and. more than 8,000,000 Ceianescd Touring U.S. Editors A -mm 68 I 50 47 18 8 10 38 42 17 30 23 13 33 8 3 20 2 61 12 22 TTansmerlHI 28 23 TriCont.95g 38 15 TwentCFox2 24 19 with no water-heating facilities? Ceiotexia CenFdy.80 Louis-Southwestern railway 10 at 225, Northern Pacific at 61, Santa Fe at 78, Eastman Kodak IVi at 46, American Can 1 at 122, LlonOiI2 39 LiauidCarM.40 4 LockhAirc.60h 50 Chemical Bank Trust (2.00) First National Bank (1.50) First State Bank, Mesa Phx Title Trust (20.00) Valley National Bank (.80) Arrive in Jugoslavia 23 17 24 22 TwinCoachlf 2 107m Udylitel.40 5 14 Underwood4g 1 55 8 49 Loewslnciv 58 LoneStCel.40a 11 Lorillardl.20a 10 CenIHL.fj.-JO CerdePasla Cert-teedl 17 54 14 Yugoslavia, Jan. 25 (UP) Fourteen touring Amer- ican newspaper editors and radio 7 25 4 Lowenstein2 4 Champpape 55 28 (, 49 Daney.

4b pounds 3.95-3.96 No. 2 white oats, 38 pounds 3.97-4.02; No. 2 yellow corn 4.09-4.12: No. 2 milo 3.434 Spots: Wheat 4.25. barley 3.97, oats 4.05.

Navy Announces Acceptance Of 69 Enlistees In Phoenix 24 3o 1 commentators arrived by air from ChicagoCo.60 37 16 17 tliitles Arizona Edison Inc (1.20) Central Arizona (.80) Central Arizona pf (1.10) Central Arizona pf (2.361 Central Arizona pf (2.50) Pacific Pwr Lt 1.10) Southern Union Gas (.80 Tucson Gas, El (1.60) Industrials Rapriarl Conner corn 4.ua, muo 3.43. Bid Asked 29 30 60 63 7 8 47 49 46 48 33 7 8 235 15 16 21 23 13 14 21 23 46 48 48 51 15 16 25 26 26 23 14 15 17 8 8 97 25 26 33 35 38 40 7 8 7 8 33'4 9i 10'', 28 30 PhiGrtW 2 Rome Friday to begin a two-day visit to Jugoslavia. ChiGrtWpf5g 6 1 67 15 31 38 4 16 I 10 11 1214 Cotton Market and Bethlehem Steel at 52. Curb stocks generally advanced with trading amounting to 580,000 shares as compared with 500,000 shares traded Thursday. Higher were Anacon Lead, Buckeye Pipe Line, Creole Petroleum, Electric Bond Share, Imperial Oil, Niles-Bement-Pond, Pancoastal Oil, and U.

S. Foil What Stocks Did Friday Thursdav Advances 507 433 Declines 3TO 402 T'nchanged 277 326 Total issues .1134 1161 lTnCarbtdel4e 4(1 ei UnOilCal2 54 40 UnPacSa 8 114 UnitAlrL1e 30 32 UnitAirc2b 56 33 i UnitAircpfS 1104 UnitBiscl.60 3 30 VnitCarbon2 1 67 UnCigWhStr 9 3 UnitedCor.20 227 5 UnitFruitSa 21 62 UnitGasCpl 73 24 UnGasIml.40a 7 32 16 14 UnParamTh2 36 19 UnParTh ct2 5 19 8 60 lTSGyosum4a 6 108 Berkshire Fine Spinning (1.40) 16 16 LEGAL ADVERTISING Furnished By E. F. Hutton Company 26 4 ChiPnTool2a ChildsCo ltiKH open HiRh ixw Close 1 15 20 47 15 36 52 52 3 69 39 34 55i i 13 16 8 26 35 4 .50 42 11 11 March 53 38.06 38.27-29 Buren. Ca 1 for bids on furnishing and installing inch "Armstrong" or equal 41.98 41.73 41.29 38.06 41.68 41.45 40.97 38.58 LukensStlla 8 MackTrucksl 31 MacyRH2.40 7 MaamaCop 23 Maenavoxl 25 ManatiSuelg 2 MaracOil.30 8 MarineMid.60 12 MarshFieId2 13 MartinGL 10 MartinPar 2 Masonitela 15 MasterE11.60b 1 MathChem2 40 MayDeptS1.80 21 Maytagl.40a 4 McCord2a 3 McGrawE13a 5 McIntyrU2 2 McKessR2b 13 MoLellStrlHa 1 MeadCorl.60a 6 MelvShoel.80 1 Mengellg 1 MercantStrl 13 March '52 May '52 July '52 October '52 -CniieuoD'e Ph rv 5 pr7 i-.

BT Flying Tiger Lines Goldwaters Inc. (5.00 Long Bell Lumber (2.00 Metal Thermit Corp (2.00) Nicholson File (3.001 Remington Arms (.45) Southwest Lbr Mills (1.00) Stuart company (.80) Van Camp Sea Food (.40) West Point Mfg (1.80) Acceptance of 69 men for enlistment in the navy was announced at the recruiting station in Phoenix Friday. The enlistees and places of residence are: Phoenix Scott A. Everett, 2221 Windsor Lloyd D. Matthews, 3246 N.

24th James D. Liby. 2523 Vista; Ned Manr.ery. 214S W. Vista; Georpe R.

Black. 16.i6 W. Butler; Ralph V. Huey, 4621 S. Central; William A.

Springs, 101 W. Melwell; Bobby L. Jones, 1023 E. Cocopah; Myrel T. Marshall, 106 W.

Bowker Rd. 31 20 46 39 14 23 7 38.79 38.45 316 inch standard asphalt tile) on all floors in new admission building except where already tiled. Linoleum to cover coved base with metal strip at top. Floor 38. 2o Dec.

'52 CinMiiMc2.Org 3 ClTFinan4a 9 COTTOXSKED U. SLeather.lOy 38 15 41.68 41. 89 41.45 41.65-69 40.97 41.19-24 38.56 38.76 38.25 38.42 Oik 15.03 15.14-16 14.36 14.55t 14.65 14.82-83 14.93 15.07-08 15.14 15.23t 15.25 15.25 39 110 Sent. 52 lo.lH 15.20 n'SLines2 9 14.55 59ii, 69 44 months pld; therefore floor must be coatedT" 19 37 33 83 l'SPine3 2 USPlywdl.40b 3 14.42 14.70 15.04 City j. ClarkEquip3b 5 2 riimaxMo2 30 March '52 May '52 July '52 October "52 Luiuui.

i ie wruugn xo All IMmt. Ininta tn 1.1J Custom Smelter Prices 29 lM 44 51 34 22 31 ISKubberbg 30 14.85 15.14 15.24 15.25 New 1951-1952 highs 46 40 New 1951-3952 lows 10 9 Dow-Jones Averages Nt Stocks Open Hi eh low Close Chits. 30 Inds. 273. i 275.07 272.43 273.41 0.49 24 25 15.20 15.25 2 73 77 40 Dec.

'52 ClintonFd.20p 14 rinpttPeahaue 7 USSmelt2g USS.eel3 USSleel pf7 UnWalloaD 24 15 Asked, tBid. 4 143 '4 are Friday's custom smelters prices for fytntols (rn(K npr nnund. unless waterproof glue. Written guarantee required, guaranteeing linoleum will never come loose. Procedure bond must be posted for full amount of bid.

Work to be completed three weeks from date bid is CocaCola4a 5 106,, 79 18 20 Rails-. Wi.Oo Kfi7 D.V4 tfH.IH) U.1H 15 ITtils. 49.04 49.20 48.89 49.0M 0.OS UnivLab 4 3 12 otherwise designated) TT" 1 J.ltiMMiJ ColePalm2b i 6 20 45 21 15 6 Bank. Trust Stocks 65 Stks. 100.33 1 00.84 99.94 100.29 0.12 UlilvPlct.6Ug MerckCo.SOa 17 35 MiamiCop2g 25 23 MidContPetSa 29 77 1 MiddleSUtl.20 33 22 24; export.

F.A.S. New York 27N; 36 1 Transactions in swcks useo in averages Friday: Industrials 124.100: Railroads Utilities total 214.100. VanadCp2.40 49 VickCheml.20 2 ColBrdA1.60 ColBrdBl .60 ColGas.SOa Tnese quotations were furnished by 36 16 33 15 41 11 oivcpicu. i-rrnaiiy oi o.ov per day mere-after. Work to be done in first class manner according to State Law.

Contractors desiring to bid may obtain plans and specifications as to proposed work at office of Hospital Business Manager by Lead: Common New York 19.00: St. T.ouis 18.80: foreign. Gulf ports 19.00- jvunnHona J4 494 11 22 Shares Orders 19.50. CnlASDhFll.40 7 1W.986 6.298 EkAmNTS (SF) (1.60) Bk of Man (1.40) Dali Starts Another Row GLASGOW, Scoland, Jan. 25 (AP) Salvador Dali, the 47-year-old Spanish painter who used to v.u.lihb oiu.uu muLii win ijv rriunaed upon return of plans and specifications in Purchasps Total sales Short sales MinnMoil.60 MissionCp MissionDvlg MissRivF2a MoKanTex MoKanTexpf 148.

S42 620 21 7 46 36 34 27 20 11 5 8 8 11 53 Arnold L. Penrod, 2710 E. Southern; Rex G. Edwards. 5632 S.

Third John Valandingham. S-805 N. Second St Wayne E. Dahl, 1613 E. Brill: Roy A.

Defiance, 1620 E. Culver; Edward L. Reid. 4133 S. Fourth Don D.

Manies. 9229 N. ltlh Donald J. Trimble, 5146 E. Camelback: Dale E.

Johnson. 1510 W. Lynwood; Richard E. Gillis. 5447 S.

Fourth St. James E. Marks. 542 W. Cambridge; Donald D.

Cafourek, 370 N. 21st Thomas P. Johnstone 2222 VV. Camel-back; Loye E. McCord, 226-B Alzona Park: Gale Bruce.

3223 Princeton; Charles R. Thrower. 2001 E. Virginia; John J. Costellano.

1022 S. Central; Edward Munoz Hiralez, 1326 W. Papago; Clendon R. Baker, 3607 W. Lincoln; Lawrence Miller.

350 N. 20th Norman E. Mitchell, 80 W. Holly; Charles R. Best, 1325 31st PI.

Patrick J. Garrett. 344 E. Camelback; William T. Sullivan.

112 N. 32nd William L. Dees. 3330 E. Virginia; William L.

Foster. 2116 13th St. Richard L. Gilmore. 3016 E.

Virginia Carl L. Smith. 4640 N. Seventh Donald J. Rodgers, R.

2. Box 408-B4: Bobby L. Russell. 1219 Grand DoyeL. Phillips.

1224 E. Wabash: John 2502 W. Monroe: Merrill F. Hadley. 311 Culver; Jesus Gutierrez.

924 S. Fifth and Charles H. Spaulding 86 W. Willetta. Glendale Robert L.

Young, Charles R. Roark. and Saki Onodera. Mesa John R. Silliman, Orlando M.

Flores, William S. Sirak. and John T. BeTolIeson Robert C. Payne.

John E. LaRue. Lloyd L. Vincent Carl J. Patterson.

Gary D. Payne, and Eldon D. CChandler Philip J. Thomas, Charlie L. Searls.

and Jackie E. Ashley. Casa Grande Edward R. Thomen, and Travis E. McKinley.

Others Raymond H. Hill, Payson, Morton McCowan. Parker: George A. Penrod. McNary: Dick A.

Noltjng. Kingman; Clinton A. Burkett, Scottsdale; Hayden W. Pitrat. Laveen: and William R.

Nordlum. Crookston. Minn. America Like Japan, Except For Soldiers okin ntn maj RnnlfArc Tr (1 Zinc: Prime western Mew iotk East St. Louis 19.50; foreign.

Gulf ports 23-25 Quicksilver: (Dollars per flask of 76 lbs.) 206-209. Tungsten: Powdered (dollars per pound 98.8 per cent minimum 6.00. wu uiwj. me i mill is reservea to reject any or all proposals or to withhold the award if for any reason the Hospital Foreign Exchange CombEngS3a 2 ComlCred480 19 ComlSolvla 108 ComEdisl.80 21 CongNairnl A 1 ConCoppr.90g 52 ConEdis2 23 ConGEBall.40 16 ConGrocersl 5 ConNGas2a 3 ConRRCub pf 4 7 24 Moracpt MonarMchl.20 Chase Nat (1.60a Chem (2 Cont Bk Tr st Cont 111 Chi (4b) Corn Exch (3) Empire Tr (3b) 1 18 NEW YORK. Jan.

25 (API nosing uuwu itiay uciri oetuea DIOS Will be accepted by the Business Manager, Arizona State Hospital, up to 10:00 a.m. January 31, 1952. at which time they will MonChem2 14 105 1 VaCarotmem 20 30 Walgreenl.60a 1 WalkerH3a 14 Walworth. 90g 5 WardBakla 11 WarnBPictl 28 WarrnPet.30e 32 WaukshaMola 1 WaynePump 2 WessnOS1.40a 9 WestIndSug3 19 WKyCoal2a 3 WPennE12 17 WVaPulpP2a 1 WestrnAirg 12 WestAutoSp3a 1 WestMary 5 WestUnTl4e 19 Manganese meiai: oa.o vt. tun in drums per lb.) .30.

Tin. Grade A brands, New York 1.21 MontDaUt.90 15 23 47 22 4 43 58 33 31 23 12 33 26 15 60 29 18 35 35 18 46 71 6l Montt'wiiJa 17 ue opencu in- uie presence oi interested parties." paint watches curled like potato Bid Asked 29 30 34 36 381 S96 47 39 41 46 48 5 5 105 108 68 70 141 146 49 52 231 238 407 419 302 311 95 98 21 23 1520 1570 63 65 47 49 116 119 49 51 8 9 253 263 foreian exchange rates Tollow ffcreat Britain In dollars, others In cents': Canadian dollar In New York open tnar. ket i per cent discount or 90.93 U. cents, unchanged. Fnwine- fireal Britain CDound 7' 28 63 Irst iMt lisos; iisa Fst Nat Chi (8b) Fst Nat NY MontgWard2a 24 MooreMcClb 7 MotorPd2 1 Earnings ConTextl An ConVutteel.40 70 39 1 24 26 23 29 48 10 18 15 30 18 14 31 38 25 31 77 1 15 50 22 44 26 38 39 27 14 i 22 9 12 24 44 27H NOTICE OF SALE IN BULK Notice Is hereby riven cursunnt tn th 23 Consumpw Motorola2a 50 62 1 Hanover Bk (4) MullinsM1.60 26 unchanged Great Britain 30-day futures 2 77.

unchanged: Great Britain 60-day futures 2.76". unchanged: Great Britain Qff.dov futures 1 7S. unchaneed: Bel Contalner2a ContBakl.60 Munsingwearl 2 1 v4 MurrayCp2a 15 18 9 2 3 4 8 18 Irving Tr Kings County 80) Manuf Tr (2.60) Natl City (2) NY Trust (4a) Piihlir Nat 2a Bulk Sales Act. that Jack P. Stewart, dba Universal Manufacturing Company at 2547 West Jackson Street, Phoenix.

intends to sell, transfer, and assign all of the merchandise and equipment on said premises except office furniture. Exhaust system, lumber, power conduit and panel boards, to Milton J. Wershovr ContIns2a ContMot'Ag Liggett Myers Tobacco Co. Net income of S21.753.234 for the year 1951. equal to S5.19 a share and compared with J29.

058.231 or $7.05 a share for the previous year. Other earnings: mi Shell Oil ani subsidiaries, for the year ended Dec. 31: inxnmo SQ7 000.000 S94.186 000 gium (frar.o 1.98, unchanged: France franc osii of a cent, off .00: Hol NashKelv2 21 19 West ArBl. 60a 28 WestElec2 52 land (guilder 26.35, unchanged; Italy NatAcme2a 1 35 NatAirlin'ia 18 16 23 3 ContIStl2a Title wneeisti 3 WhiteMoUUh 5 NatAutoFS 13 20 United states tut fhra or a cent, uncnangea; Koriu-gal (escudo 5.50. unchanged: Sweden krona) 19.35.

unchanged Switzerland CopperRng.80 59 28 1 CopwStKa 6 27 CornProd3.60b 8 67 CornellDl.lOg 21 21 (franc) (frce 22.89. unchanged. Latin America: Argentina (free 7.10. A share $7.20 $6.99 Allied Mills, and subsidiaries, for Investment Trust Funds WhiteSwMe 39 WilcoxOill 36 WillysOver 22 WilsoniCol 17 WiscElP 30 23 company. That the said sale shall be completed on the evening of February 1.

1952. All creditors and persons concerned will present their claims to Stewart Motor Company. 800 North Central Avenue. Phoenix, Arizona. The Buyers will take possession of said merchandise on the 2nd day of February, 1952.

These quotations compiled by a special local committee of the Natl. Assn. Se unchanged: Brazil ureei ru. uncnanireo Mexico 11.57. unchanged; Venezuela (bol ivarl 30.03.

unchanged. Far East: Hong Kong dollar 17.50, un changed. wooiwortnaa 19 7 curities Dealers, 8 21 NatBisc2 16 31 NatCang 38 12 NatCashReg3a 9 55 NatCityLinl 5 9 NatCony 15 13 Nat DalrM 15 52 NatDeptStrla 5 16 NatDistill2 45 32 NatGypl.40b 23 18 NatLeadla 42 32 49 40 1 3 51 NatSun2a 16 aoit j. chips, has started another nveiy row with his art. The city corporation of Glasgow announced Thursday purchase of his latest work, "The Crucifixion," for 8,200 pounds ($22,960) for the city art galleries.

The painting is in the traditional style, although it depicts the crucifixion from and unusual angle from above the head of Christ. It isn't real surrealist, like "Debris of an Automobile Giving Birth to a Blind Horse Biting a Telephone," an earlier Dali work that raised eyebrows even in more sophisticated centers than Glasgow. Glasgow art students protested immediately. So did several -members of Britain's Rayol Academy. Donald Bruce, representing 200 art students, said "We think it's a shameful waste of money." Atbrri .20 100 WrPcvoi4 Wr)Klev3a 2 744 5.29 4.30 11 oq DATED: Phoenix.

Arizona. January 22. WyandWo.40a 3 corningtiiia jo bo' ft CotyIncg 2 4 CraneCo2a 37 37 CrmofWhl.60 1 25 Creamer Ami 5 12 CrownCorkla 28 18 CrowZell2.60a 16 56 7 37 CrucStlptS 4 89 CubAmSuge 3 20 CudahyPk 3 7 CurtisPub.20g 13 6 CurtissWrl 155 9 CurtissWrA2 6 23 DavisonChlH 26 43 1 20.12 NORTHBRIDGE. Jan. 25 Ya1eATown2a 1 YorkCorpl 24 13 39 V.

15H 33 49 17 25.26 (UP) Mrs. Jean Harumi Farley, T.O? ANGELES. Jan. 25 fAT Alfalfa hav: U.S. No.

1. 51: U.S. No. 2 leafy 48-49; U.S No. 2 green.

47.50-48.50; U.S. 1952. JACK P. STEWART STATE OF ARIZONA) )ss. County of Maricopa) Before me.

a Notary PuWlc In and for the County of Maricopa. State of Arizona. YouneSwia 2 YounestSATS 14 Affil Fund Amer Shs Axe Htn Axe Htn Boston Fund Bullock Fund Century Chem Fund Com Inv Div Shares Diversified Fiinrt Inv atomas.70g 4 7 YoungstSDl.40 5 26.4H 44.21 245? 7.61 1 07 No. 2 4r-4t: ino. 1 oai nay 2 11 NewEncEl 80 4R 11U 4.

ii recently arrived Japanese war bride, was asked what she thought 7enithFad2a 37 73 on this day personally appeared Jack P. NewmountM5w 5 121 2 NewportInd2 13 18 six months ended Dec. ji Net income $1,194 067 $1,207 A share $1.50 $1.52 Air Reduction and wholly-owned subsidiaries, for year ended Dec. 31: Net income $7,482,252 S8.62-, A share $2.69 Consumers Power for year ended Dec 31 Net-income $19.51 o3 $19.00" A share $2.61 (8 NEW YORK. Jan.

25 (AP)-rWool tops and wool futures registered small gams today on short covering by local traders and commission houses prior to the weekend. Wool futures closed .2 of a cent to 2.4 cents higher. March 1R6.8B: May 163.9B; July 162.4: Oct. 160.4B Certificated wool spot 170.0N. Wool tops futures closed unchanged to .7 of a cent higher.

March 203. 2B; May 203. 5B: July 203.1B: Oct. 202.5; Dec. "Certificated spot wool tops 205.0N.

Bid; Nominal. ZonitePd.20e 17 1 14.59 of America. 25. Stewart, known to me to De tne person whose name is subscribed to the forego-in? notice of sale in bulk, and acknowl NcwptNShi2a IS NYContral 79 22.06 23.1C DaytonRube 30 23 1 DeccaRee.70 5 9 4 SALES STATISTICS Approz. final total 1,640,000 Previous day 1.S60.000 Gas Indus "It's just about like Japan," she edged to me that he executed the sam 36.2 13 2.

Week aco 1.738.600 DeepRkOil 18 63 1 DeereCo2e 15 64 Bid 4.89 3.98 10.39 18.51 23.37 24.18 40.90 22.74 7.00 1.887 13.31 20.13 21.37 33.51 12.17 12.01 17.53 18.41 7.08 39.02 9.33 6.20 3.99 5.12 18.91 3.19 9.23 13.07 12.35 12.47 6.33 for tne purposes tnerein contained. rcivprt unrier hand and Kpal of offlrft said, "except there aren't as many American soldiers here." Month aeo 1,472, onO 13 13.13 19.1:1 20.09 this 22nd day of January. 1952. 14 4 1 (Seal) Notary Public. 234.

020 .251.240 29.449,307 6t.3S2.780 S8.51S.085 17.811.964 19.931.806 My commission expires august i--. Two sears aco Jan. 1 to dat 1951 to date 1950 to data 1949 to date 1948 to date 7.73 42. 10. 2C 6.7S NYChiStL2 9 2 NYShiobdg 16 3 NiaMPwl.60 34 NomaElee 5 21 NoAmAvlg 47 NoAmerl.20 26 NoNaGasl.80 17 NorPac3 53 NorStaPw.70 45 NorthwAirl 17 lnc inv Inv Co Amer Inv Tr Bstn Key K-l Key S-2 Key S-4 1 Bat Stock Spec lnc Putnam Fund Republic if fund DerbyOillb 6 DetEdisl.40 21 DiamMatch2a 7 At rpinilnr ftexsion.

Jan. 21. 1952. th New York Curb Market 68 1 78 24 23 50 25 11 34 34 ctnta. Hnrrt nt F.rtiiratinn of -Issued 4.36 50 38 15 18 30U 25 9 50 14 17 20'i 3S 61 11 15 33 '4 14 32 10 36 84 call for bids In basic textbooks for 7th and 8th grade history.

BMs to be opened! nivroCDl 5.60 20.48 3.49 DixieCuD.40h 7 I 3 NEW YORK. Jan. 25 3 p.m. April 16. DoehlerJar2a Dividends romeMin.70 17 60 10.01 14.2T 13.4: 14 selected list of stocks traded on the New York Curb Ex PougAirc3 Telev Fund tUnit of trading 10 shares or sales in full.

Rates of dividends In the foregoing table are annual disbursements based on the last quarterly or semi-annual declaration. Unless otherwise noted, special or extra dividends are not Included. eld-Called. divi Vnr Knd UhlOEdlK2 OhioO'13" DowChe2.40b 30 114'-; Jones Estate Corp .20 Dresslndl.bO 20 24' change i a a snowing number of shares traded in Utd Accum Utd Income Utd Science 40 20 15 2 4 46 jieKiiwr Dud anCo 18 89 luu ana closing prices: OliverCp2.40 Omnibusl OtisElevle OwenElUG14 duPont3.55g 30 Central Soya .40 Certain-Teed Prod .25 Sale rhilton Co .25 EaglePichl 5 Air El Ab Produce Colo. Mill El .25 Nat Trans Nat I Rad Zinc Mex ft Ar Ld New Pk Mng Niag Shr Niles Bern Ogden CD Pac 6 Pac Pet Ltd Panten Oil Pennroad Pepperell Pioneer Piper Aire Polaris Mn Raytheon Mf Rotary El Royal Oil Sehulte (DA) 16 17 1 1 1 421 3 EastCplb 24 216 25 215 225 3 '11 25 215 215 31 215 31 229 331 215 31 24 216 31 3Jf1 215 315 215 31 26 315 LOS ANGELES, Jan.

25 (UP) Eggs: Wholesale nrices minimum 80 Oct A) PabcoProd.60 19 PaeAmFishle 3 20 PacLieht3 2 PacMilIs2 1 7 56 grade A large 42-43. Candled eggs to 35 52 ij 321 EastSStl'ie EastKod.eor EatonMfg2a EkcoPdl 40 1 Cons Laundries Cons Litho Ltd .25 Hilton Hotels Jones Estate Corp Kal Veg Parchm .25 Simpson Ltd AB 1.00 Signode Stl Strap .25 Westh Air Brake .40 5 6 2 2 ParTT7 170 11(1; retailers In cases (carton 3 cents nignen grade AA medium 47-49. grade A medium 43-45. PacTinCon.60 29 6 10 A quarterly dividend of 27jC per share has been declared on the $1.10 cumulative preferred stock payable March 1, 1952 to stockholders of record February 1, 1952. A quarterly dividend of 620 per share has been declared on the $2.50 cumulative preferred stock payable March 1, 1952 to stockholders of record February 1, 1952.

A dividend of 59c per share has been declared on the $2.36 cumulative preferred stock payable March 1, 1952 to stockholders of record February 1 1952. A dividend of 20c per share has been declared on the common stock payable March 1, 1952 to stockholders of record February 1, 1952. JOHN L. LIECTY, Treasurer Dated: January 17, 1952 Central Arizona Light and Power Company Phoenix Arizona 24 KlAUtOLltCi ElecBoatlb 7 CHICAGO. Jan.

25 (AP) (USDA) Butter closed steady at the decline: to cents a pound lower: AA 93 score 78.75- 24 27 46 1 40 17 14 45 25 2 42 27 38 16 14 5 19 6 11 ElMusln.a 38 dend. xr-Ex rights. x-dis-Ex distribution. wd-When distributed. wi-When issued, a-Also extra or extras.

b-An-nual rate plus stock dividend. d-Cash or stock. e-Declared or paid so far this year. f-Payable in stock, estimated cash value on ex-dividend date. it-Paid last year.

h-Declared or paid after stock dividend or split-up. k-Declared or paid this year, an accumulative issue with dividends in arrears. n-Paid this year, dividend omitted, deferred or no action taken at last divider meeting. r-Declared or paid in 1952 plus stock dividend w-Declared or paid in 1951 Dlus stock dividend. y-Liaui-ditlr-r dividend.

LSegal Lock ElStorBa2'iK 21 EHiottCol.60a 7 ElPasoGal.60 26 Close 198 Vi 23 21 80 24 16 17H 26 1 7 28 '4 52 5 2 1H4 30 1 2 17 14 738 85 39 73i 5 3 12 24 27 53 "4 15 30 12 10H 79.23; A 92. 78.25-78.75; 90. 89. 77.5-78. Sales 4 13 21 34 1 11 31 38 19 153 30 26 2 1 17 18 12 307 18 12 9 .30 9 45 3 20 8 24 1 34 13 4 31 1 3.5 31 3 .20 4 19 Y.zus unsettled: unevenly '4 cent a Cons Mng Contl Fdy ft Cosden Pet Creole Pet Crosley Mot Cub AU Sug Dumont Lab El Bond Sh Equity Cprij Eureka Ltd Fairchild A Fansteel Ford Can A Ford Ltd Gen Plywood Giant Yell Glen Aid Coal Goldf ield Con Gt Lak Oil Hecia Min Holl Gold Horn ft Bak Humble Oil ImpOil Ins Co Am Kaiser Fraz Kingston Prod Lake Shore Le Tourneau Lone Star Louis ft Mead John Mesabt Iron Mich Bump Mid St Pet Midvale Molybdenum Mount St Pw Mount St ft Muter Co Nat Bell Nat uel DISTRIBUTOR EXCLUSIVE FRANCHISE We are looking for a capable man with some sales background to handle our product in this area.

Proven repeat product, established on West Coast in 1938. Sold department, hardware, variety stores and grocery chains. Product advertised on TV, Radio and in Newspapers. Must have capital which is fully secured. Phone 3-2181 Rm.

634. 4 ii 69 4lK 9 274 3 56 V. 17 7 25 70 PacWOll 35 Packard. 30 56 PanAWAirB 86 PanhEPL2 35 PanhPR.30w 25 ParamPict2 -55 ParkCtah.lQe 2 ParkeDavl.SOa 5 PatinoMin 8 PeabCoal.60 8 PennDC1.60a 10 PenneyJC2a 5 PaPwALtl.60 14 dozen lower to higher: extras large 39.5-40-5: extras medium 36.5-37.n; stand Close 9 7 92 7H 26 "A 57 105 6H 14H 13 7 19 8 35 13 8 38 11 8 14 14 26 4 38 8 5 3 7 6 69 4 15, Alaska Airl Alum Co -Am pf Am Marac Am Meter Am Republic Am Superpow Appal El Pw pf Argus Gam Ark Gas Aro Equip Atlas Cp war Atlas Ply Auto Mach Babcock ft Bald Rub Barium Stl Bell Te: Can Braz Tr LAP Breebe Corp Brown Dis Brown Rub Bunk Hill Burma Ltd Burxy Bis Caig ft Ed Cal El Pw Cal Co ft Can Marconi Catalin Cessna Aire Chesbrough Claude Neon -Colon Dev fcmerEiMi.4U 1 EmerRadPl 71 EquiotOff.60 11 F.rieRR1g 26 EurekaWms 3 Eversharr1.40 6 Ex-Cell-02 10 FairhMor.30e 4 Shat uenn Sherw Wms Singer Mfg Sonotone 4.88 pf 4.32 pf 4.48 pf South Roy Std Cap ft Std Oil Ky Starrett CP Technico Tri Cont War ards 36-37; dirties 33-34; checks 32.5 33.75. Stock Averages Army Inaugurates New Contract Award System WASHINGTON, Jan.

25 (UP) Army Secretary Frank Pace said Friday "an improved system" has been started" for awarding and administering army contracts. Pace said 127 more officers will 52 1 47 .40 8 31 8 384 3 1 8 3 27 1 5 2 4 3 10 6 18 38 9 51 17 91 7 3.50 71 1 19 PaRRl 45 2.1V, 14 6 132 PeoplesGas6 Compiled by The Associated Press Net change Friday Prsu Hav 30 IS 15 Indust. Ralls I til. Stocks .1 .3 A .1 .1 139.6 70.5 52.0 101.6 139.7 70.8 51.9 101.7 138.4 70.8 51.9 1CH.1 136.3 66.5 51.0 98.4 122.9 66.0 47.0 92.0 140.3 72.2 52.0 102.1 119.9 58.1 46.4 88.0 118.4 62.4 47.7 88.4 97.6 39.6 42.2 70. Week ago Month ago 7 Turpentine SAVANNAH, Jan.

25 (AP) Turpentine and rosin: No market and no Quotations. Receipts: Turpentine. 248. rosin, 109. Shipments: Turpentine.

118; rosin, none. Sttcka: Turpentine, S.456, rosin 17,219. Citrus Market LOS ANGELES. Jan. 25 (UP) (FSMN) Lemons and oranges steady and unchanged.

Grapefruit slightly stronger Florida pinks, about steady others. Grapefruit Florida wirebound erates Pi'iks 70s 8.25, 80s 8. 96s 6.50. be assigned In February to the inspector general's office to eliminate unit Aire fa c- Unit Shoe 36 44 Foil 39 Utah Id Sug J3? Wickes Corp. 2 8 Wood ley Pet 24 54 Wright Har 2 1 CIRB DOMESTIC BONDS East ft 3s 65 1 301 Ohio Pow 3ttl 68 ,3 104 1951-52 high low 1950 high inefficiency, neglect or fraud in contract management.

J.SOU low.