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il I II i Mutual Funds 'I ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Jn T2 sb Business News orse Transfer Of DC-W i Purchase BW YORK, Jun (AP)-Tm Jjatonal Association of Securities Dealers, Inc. has furnished the following quotations and states they do not necessarily reflect actual transactions or firm bids or offers but should Indicate approximate prices and unlets otherwise indicated are as quoted by the sponsors or Issuers. Finance Industry acmg Levitz Stock Price Skids As Wall Street Wavers n.acu on June a r. np nrir Trucking Firm Acquisition rairmount ctions Sf" Buy piwp- Ann i ay 6.73 f.7.

(loa rrriniii, no Cus B2 20 77 2.2'; N.L Aberdn Consolidated Forwarding 1300 North Tenth Street, 912 9.99 1 A If Funds t-oi BunV.r n'y li.S8 7.54 4.60 04 Cus B4 Cua Kl Cus KJ Cus SI Cus S2 Cus S3 Cus S4 Polar 11.12 12 5.n ica 11.54 12 61 2- Oval End Toy Mark, Polar gleg. 3- Driv" "Adlto tWc'ciS- X's? nd Conquer. Maaic Jeep. Alpha Okie Ben 16.1? 7.H7 8.4i nas agreed to Duy an oi tne ouisianaing capital siock oi busch Transfer. Inc-.

26 Cass Avenue, for about $1,250,000, it was announced today. 6 57 7 64 6.08 664 The acquisition will enable Consolidated to provide service 1104 1209 between St. Louis and Kansas City and intermediate points. 1L4 km a8reement provides for the filing of an application with h3 1M9 the Interstate Commerce Commission for authority to control. IKnickb 1.05 14.18 jKnick Gt 13.53 16.9 Lenox id Lex Grth Amcap 7.14 7.WJ Petunia, Countess Oaf Rn Lnnm prissy, Am Diver 11 Rsh Alohkev OriD.

Rh.h. An "I'V -30 6.SfdLibrty Fd I Jackie, ln Denisa Life Slk Amer Express. Capit Jjfe 'nv Kevenues ot joeaeouscn last year were revenues were $17,000,000 in 197k 19.05 '0 7.93 9 6 10.01 13.16 14.60 Line Ml .32 111 Ling S.S2 4.75 Loomis Sayles: Fairmount Entries (OR TUESDAY) "ACE 1SX. elalmlnr, 10.55 II 53 ATLANTA, June 6 (AP) Delta Air Lines has announced it has transferred to United Air Lines its rights to buy five McDonnell-Douglas DC-10 jumbo jetliners. Ho the agreement, which must be approved by the Civil Aeronautics Board, provides that, on delivery to United, the planes will be leased to Delta for periods of about, 2Vi years.

United President Edward Carlson said the five DC-lOs are valued at a i a I $90,000,000. i Delta will lease the DC-lOs, which will carry 250-350 passen-. gers each, until it begins to re- ceive 1 i of its L-1011 Tri-Stars from Lockheed Corp. Incme Invest Sped Stock Am Grth Am Invs Am Mull 9.04 8 5 K-V Acquisition Completed Canad 31 85 N.L. Capit 14.20 N.L.

6.31 501 lurionKH. Mut 15.69 i .6 I Stratakem 108 Tiajuana s.4j ju.3ipU)rd Abbett K-V pharmaceutical 2503 South Hanley Road, has com- Crafty Affilld AmrY Glh 116 113 3.85 4.2 ulet Ruler 108 Anchor Group? A Bnd no Capit 0.30 10 Lass Chuck Cain Commadont Jim a Ft re Heavens bBettlna Beth Luth pro 121.4 13 85 121 108 Pleasure Craft Hitter Blow GetwiUime aOt Burner 103 ton 118 3:51 P'eted its previously announced acquisition of the outstanding '1 73 12 82 StOC'c esmo Chemical Corp. and Desmo International V'24 New York-based pharmaceutical suppliers. I5 76 1'm" 'r'le terms of 'the cash transaction were not disclosed. N.L.

The acauisition of the comnanie will allow K-V In snnnlv Aiae.ia in 8.31 9 pile up the impressive gains of the past? After all, there are others getting into the field. There is no proprietary product involved such as those which made IBM and Xerox great. The SEC charges that the company had in effect recently agreed orally with the Teamsters to permit them to organize Levitz employes on condition that the drive would not be announced or commenced until after the proposed stock issue had been completed. Undoubtedly, any labor settlement even one under the 6.6 per cent guidelines of the Wage Control Board, would affect Levitz profits. Despite yesterday's sharp selloff, the Levitz brothers have done well.

In the past three un-derwritings, they sold their own shares in quantities in excess of those offered for the company's benefit $34,000,000 of family stock at current market value against $31,000,000 for the company. Treasury Bonds Grwth Incme Fd Inv Vent Wash 9..2 10 54 piaunC Mauhti 121 116 53 14 58 bBoaton Hode 108 found his $1500 investment was valued at nearly $72,000 on May 24 when the stock was commanding an amazing 110 times its earnings. Yesterday, trading, was resumed in Levitz for the first time since May 24- The stock dropped 12V4 points to 47 '4, making the value of 100 shares of the original offering now ll'OO shares $56,500. Levitz said its top three officers, all members of the Levitz family, had consented to an injunction in connection with the complaint, without admitting or denying the allegations. In February, the 0 a planned to offer 600,000 additional shares for apporximate-ly $36,000,000, or at a price of about $60 a share.

This latest offering would give the company a market value of over 1 billion dollars' Many of the big Wall Street securities firms were behind the proposed Levitz stock offering. But by a week ago Wednesday the day the New York Stock Exchange halted trading in Levitz stock pending a "news 15.33 16.80 Bane and Ed. Schrodt ent. niassachusett Cr it L.i u. Astron 5.23 Audax Fd 13.

14 freed 1 1 9.3 1 a mnicuau iu no aim in uuiaiu uic itgiiid iu Indep 141 C.22 nftan nrivinrU anrl tprhnnlnow fnr nco Kv XC.V SLCO.SD RACE S1800, claimlni, Axe Houghton t.i r- find A 6 39 Fred P. Sheridan, vice president of Desmo Chemical, was JMpsc FlnancL j-year-oids and up, 6Va furlonss. Toy Mark lis Velocity 1 Polar 81e 121 Kin t2i 121 haymaker -116 Miss Tipo 116 TiDl Prissv lift MIT Siock 6 fj in! Mir, 13.09 14 31 15.: 2 16 11 15.23 It 64 Scien 5.3S Jf Oval End 121 Herat's Kid 121 BLC Grth 12 4S 1." 6 1 Babson 10 92 I. appointed to the K-V board of directors. Automobile Sales Forge Ahead DETROIT, June 6 (AP) U.S.

auto sales forged ahead satin ihcs ill illla's All 118 THIRD RACK $1800. Maiden. Mli) MFD Males Ma'hers Mil AM 8.87 9.69 Bayrk Fd Bavrk Gr 15.81 17.28 4 22 N.L. 17.A5 5 7S 7.41 13.99 ft 29 2-year-olds. III.

foal, 4 14 furlonis. 6.43 7.0' Hezicar 114 Cltv Beaca Hil 33 Drivina Jim Reach In 117 117 15 a I.MONY Ml Fd MIF Glh Uncle Thin 8.41 6.14 Berg Ken Princess Proo Air Stepper Vary Loose aKsklmo 114 117 114 12.1:; I. strongly in May, topping the 1,000,000 mark for only the second 7.24 month in history. 7.24 aArctlc Vlnriy LflRl Hra 6..12 6 PI OnaG 6.66 114 Belli Gill i Bondstk 6.34 6.W 1.32 id a-Vernon F. Keller ent viut shr's 1713N The combined total of domestic and imported cars sold sti.

S1900, claiming, Brwn Fd una' ail 3-year-olds and up, 6 furlonirs. buiiock lal 'in "'J' nationwide was 1,018,299, second only to the total of 1,040,340 NEA Mut 10.92 11.14 sat i i2.jr. n.l. sold in October. 1971.

Cat's Gal Bullck lClC 17.63 1 0.i Candn 22.07 24.17 lAat Mr: The results came on very strong domestic sales. The four Graystoni Fox 121 Pride 11 112 Turek 116 Piplnr Tree J21 aon Of 72 11.72 aArab Tornado Tachybelle aJust Our IIS 1 17 10.o3 11.8. n.3i i Divld NatW NY Vnt Burnh major U.S. automakers reported selling 887,364 cars in May, up 18.7 per cent from 747,301 last May. The domestic sales total 5 23 5.72 4 28 4.68 19 35 11.31 7 31 7.99 aunza.

its Boy 14.31 118 DiviJ Grwlh Pf Slk Inoim -J. A. MeCaull and John E. Creech Bus Met ft NRW YORK. June i A P) Monday's closing over-the-counter Unite States Government Treasury bonds, bid.

asked, net change and yield: was the second best for any month in the industry history, 12.72 13.J. 5 48 5.96 CG Fund FIFTH RATE $1800. claiming, Capam 8.41 7 86s bettered only by the 933,713 cars sold last October. 1 announcement" that proved to d-vear-oida and up, II Foe. r.ni.

Description Bid Asked CD ge Item 5U furlonsrs Nel firtli Side Capit Sh 3.8 4.2: 6.97 4 16.CH 17.51 uc a v.iiiii(jaii'y aicucmeill uuuilg Jun Laffinf Boy 121 Rocky IV Classy Mai 111 fire R. 113 Cap Trin LNeuw tet 99.28 100.0 100.2 1O0.8 Centry sh ej Fd 15 Un 16 46 99.22 xjj Chanaing Fundf: 11, York Times News Servlc NEW YORK, June 6-About five years ago at the height of the 1967-1968 bull market the business of two obscure brothers from Pottstown, began to click. They had been struggling for over 35 years in the furniture business, and like everybody else in it, found it a tough go. It was an industry that was widely known as suf-f i from a lack of new' ideas. The brothers, Ralph and Leon Levitz, were bright and innovative by nature and they were impressed by the fact that they always crowded their store when they held their, yearend warehouse sale.

The rest of the year was strictly ho hum. They asked themselves, "Why not run a warehouse sale year-round?" And thus, the Levitz concept pick it out and pack it home was born. Brilliant though it was in its simplicity, it was hardly the kind of 1 i that makes a glamour-conscious Wall Street sit up and take notice. Furniture was a cat and dog business and that's the way Wall Street continued to see it. But then began to make an impression.

The Levitz brothers, in hock to the banks, began visiting Wall Street brokers in the hopes of raising fresh equity capital. It was slow going. The conservative Wall Street-ers who expressed an interest wanted to bring Levitz public in a small way at nine times earnings for-the four -store chain. Then the Levitz situation came to the attention of two smart young men at Bache Co. These two men grasped the significance of the Levitz concept, were impressed with the men behind it, and guessed Levitz was the start of something big, Before the Securities and Exchange Commission announced action last Friday against the Levitz Furniture Corp.

for violations of the securities laws in withholding information, among other things, regarding an understanding with the Teamsters Union pending the completion of a proposed underwriting Levitz had expanded to 34 giant warehouse-showrooms. Twenty new outlets with about 170,000 square feet each to be completed in 1972. Raising the $1,700,000 required to build, each outlet appeared to be a mere formality in Wall Street; and the stock had flown through the roof. Balan ev; jwa Nih Strj? 9.77 10-8l ls.VnojM But the importers found something to cheer about, too. Im- I2'i4 i5 sales of 130'935 were down from 132,894 last May; but well 14.55 ij'90 above the 118,542 registered in April.

26.61 kl5 Mercedes-Benz and, Fiat registered all-time record months 15.70 nx! and Toyota, which had been slipping badly in recent months, 92sI9N38 registered a modest gain over May, 1971. or ''rst ive montns tne year domestic sales total 1784 3,739,581, up 8 per cent from 3,460,628 last year. Import sales Kapi k. 21 Pom Pom Pass The Piper Biscuits 118 Carlre's Dorothy's Beauty Aatate 118 Mr. Saline Coma F.lte Fair Pierre Back H6 Go Janle Go tan's P.filactable .75 i.P2 7.33 8 07 99.18 99.5 98.28 98 23 98.14 98.13 96.28 87.20 84.30 1 1 Ml 11 116 Oceangr Omega Bond Com St Grwth In com Sped Chae Gr 99 9 99.4 98.31 98.22 98.21 97 4 85.14 106.24 1967-72 1972 1867-72 1967-72 1973 1973 1974 1974 1074 1980 19k0 1981 1SJ12 1978-83 7.69 8.4t Aug Sep Dec Aug Nov Feb May Nov Feb Nov Aug Feb Jun May 100 Fund SIXTH RACE $2200.

claiming 2 4o 2 6 BM; 101 Fund that the SEC was investigating 5, some of the blue-chip Wall 2' Street underwriters were begin-ning to drop by the wayside. 4 Earlier underwritings carried 41Js prestigious Wall Street names. But some prestige firms 3Vvs firms known especially for their Jf institutional followings were3Vis notably absent in the prelimi-Jj nary prospectus filed in connec- station with the pro- bosed offerine. 4s One WmS Fund 12 '8 13.64 2 47 2.97 3 64 3 90 4.76 4.88 4.94 4.99 5.14 5.95 5.70 6.03 6.27 5.96 5.35 6.07 6.17 5.35 5.95 5.71 5.78 4.49 4.93 106 8 Frt "ap 10.06 10 oppenheimeV Vd: are 588,223, down 5.6 per cent from 620,914, while combined ONeill 100.18 100.26 Shrhld 9.48 10.3.J 78.2 79.2 Oppen 9.57 jo.4 sales are up 7 per cent. 11.72 12.P1 j-year-olds and up.

lm-70 yards. Moots Jr. 112 aHvde Park Prince Cecal 112 Danriv 109 Our Hill 112 Ezab Joe 112 Royal aAmlral 112 Twister 121 Drumming Ml Maria 113 Jim 112 Carroll and F. S. Tipnett ent.

SEVENTH RACK $1900. claiming, 3-year-olds and up. 6 furlongs. longs. 10.78 I AIM Tim May 1975-85 Nov 1986 iL84i2i94 All U.S.

automakers reported strong gains in May. Industry 'iw'tM 'eader General Motors sold 473,298 cars, up 11.2 per cent from OTC Sec Chemicl Colonial: Cnvrt Equty Fund Grwth Incom Vent Param Paul Rvr 79.0 83.28 99.18 79.2 80.6 79.12 79 18 78 30 79.0 78.0 82.28 99.2 78.2 79.6 78.12 78.18 77.30 78.0 10.14 425,671 last May. Ford sales were up 28 per cent and Lnrysier 11.99 41 S.j 11.73 12 4" 0j w.2i )i Penn So 1990 1987- 92 1988- 93 1SB9-94 11195 1998 4 nl Corp. reported a 23.8 per cent rise. American Motors sales were Feb Aug Feb May Feb Nov JPa Mut Dean Witter Allen Co 121 121 111 121 up 16.4 per cent.

6.23 Porter Is'ecwln Okie Ben Lark rtsl's H'ndii s.1. Junior 121 Pink Orehid 111 Divide And Conquer 121 gTamuinlus 121 Eastman Dillon, Union Se- 1S.17 Hi 8 18.17 11.59 12.67 11 26 N.I.. 10.93 Colu Grth Colmbn Phils Pilgrim Pine SI Pion Ent "ion Fnd It i Treasury Notes I1 Cwllh 4B Cwllh A-M Conip ir Roval -S. M. Plan Ir.v l.oO 11.11 14.08 13.25 18.67 and L'llgrth The TriStar is designed to compete with the DC-10.

Delivery of the TriStars has been delayed by Lockheed's financial difficulties last year and the bankruptcy of Rolls Royce, the firm making jet engines for the TriStar. Delta obtained rights last year to buy the DC-lfls, partly as insurance against the possi bility that the TriStars would never be built. But ny said it now plans to go ahead with its intention to buy 24 of the giant TriStars, indicating it feels that Lockheed's financial problems' are solved. Lockheed, McDonnell's chief commercial rival, i a statement in Burbank, saying it liked the United-Delta decision because it meant Delta plans to stand by its decision to purchase the TriStars. Meanwhile, it was announced in Mexico City that Aeromexico had placed an order for two DC-lOs.

The airline, formerly Aeron-aves de Mexico, selected the Series 30 intercontinental ver: sion of the DC-10, in production at the Douglas Aircraft Company division of McDonnell las Corporation at Long Beach, OzarkiNcl Is Lower Ozark Air Lines, made less profit in the first four months this year than in the same period a year earlier, the president of the St. Louis-based regional carrier told the St. Louis Society of FinancialAn-alysts today. The lower profits, said Edward J. Crane, resulted from a restatement brought on by reduced subsidy payments to the airline, the only regional carrier to have its federal subsidy lowered by the Civil Aeronautics Board.

Net income in first four months of 1971 was $139,000, Crane said, and this year's re 8 r.7 Stables ent EIGHTH RACE-- $2200. allowance 1.41 1 72 8.2. I' 'il 7.5-1 9.06 9.62 Local Business Notes FIRST MISSOURI DEVELOPMENT FINANCE CORP. Robert A. Frahm Jr.

a director from the second district. He is a vice president at Mercantile Trust Co. curities Co. and White Weld Co, were in all three previous underwritings. They had left the fold along with Blyth Kuhn Loeb and Smith Barney "rice Funds Comp As Comp Cp Comp Bd 3 and 4-yearnlds.

b't furlongs. Gnvth 'I 4 N.L. Llovds Countess NKW YORK. June 8 'AF Mon-dav's closing United States Treasury notes, bid and asked prices In dollars and thlrtv-seconds and approximate 9.to H.irU frlasv 108 113 TVInd 12.10 L. Skipper Dumb Fox Rare Plume Eoots vield to maturity: 11 72 N.L.

4.5.ir N.L, 12.36 N.L. tmavall 28 5.77 S.24 1 1 3 Comp Fd 121 Concord 113 Cons hv Constel 121 Copt Mut Pro Fund Pro Port! 12.62 12 8H all Of Which were Description Vield Asked Bid 9 7.4 rovid Prospactor 8.84 N.L. My Dad Max Cm hik Prov G'h Pru SIP 10.9i 11.03 Cat Bo Loom 108 Julie Petunia 108 Testy Ann 108 NINTH RACE 3-year-olds and and 70 yards. Pu'nam 15.97 :7 50 Il 6i Brightest 108 Con SlSOO. claiming, Up.

1 itCgp. 6.14 6. Crn WDal 8.13 "avge rd 1S.2I N.l Gk-(rg Grwth In Inve-t V'sla Vovag deVegh 7.1 59 I. Colony Bu 118 Kins Spots 121 Bold Carrmalgner 1 21 C.sv Moor 121 Quillomaiic 121 ll 64 12.72 I-inrls: 11 51. 12.66 18.10 12.7? 17.90 9.44 10.6T 12.39 13 76 11.53 I 12 "0 .3.66 15.90 3,7 N.L.

18.43 20.17 F'inds: cnucKs Conraga Mr. Chester It.i. Jackie Blushing Denise Toddyiean 121 121 118 118 12 1 Decal 13 J(J R--tre n.iii 11. involved in one or more vious underwritings. Again, Oppenheimer ews which was in the previous, underwriting, was listed as an ss underwriter in the latest pro- J'J posal as late as April 11.

How-5Vs ever, when an amended prelim-5'" inary prospectus was filed ons'ss May 23, Oppenheimer was longer shown in the published sv list- Why had Wall Street begun to s- waver at a time when Levitz 71 Psltvs Hinlret 8.60 9 40 121 Delaw Delia Dir Cap lndg tox Drexel 121 Temne! Will Gift 2.97 4.02 4.51 4.31 4.75 4.82 4.69 4.92 5.03 5.15 5.23 5.36 5.39 5 46 5.43 5.53 5.54 5.5.1 5.66 5.64 5.69 5.70 5.75 5.78 8.49 9 rdST'l'a Vonttev Grip Venture Ahead 100.12 100.27 100.8 101. 100.0 102.30 103.30 104.17 104.2 100.31 100.6 100.31 101.6 101.4 101.17 100.31 104.16 102.12 100.10 W3.0 106.21 102.5 109.4 108.24 101.10 1008 100.23 100.4 101.7 99.30 102.22 103.22 104.9 103.26 100.23 100.3 100.23 1110 30 100.28 101. 9 100.23 104 8 1112.4 mo. 2 102.24 106.13 101.29 108.28 108.16 101 2 Aug Nov Feb Feb May May Aug Feb May Aug Nov Fen Feb May May Aug Nov Feb May May Aug Nnv Feh Aug Feh 1972 1972 1S73 1973 1973 1973 1973 1974 1974 1974 1974 1975 1975 1875 1975 1975 1975 1976 1976 1976 1976 1976 1977 1.977 1978 -Sh'istr li 91 I IS Sci.rtilr H.69 Grp l.iv Dreytus Dreyf Fairmouni Scratches wcl I5.43 15 74 39.32 N.L. 16.97 13.35 I4.e:i Levge Bilan l' 9'A Co St 11.70 'PI inr 8.2.1 9 S.

G. Medler G. W. Hamlin R. A.

Frahm Jr. (FOR TtEnAVt 1 Pleajure Craft. Getwlthme, Boston Code. Flrev Heavens 7 411 wcirl'y Fund mird ll.4i EsioniHowfni: 4 Ml 5.04 Invest 8.21 9.00 Ultra 11.44 12.54 TRUST CO. elected Stephen MISSOURI STATE BANK 10.3; il ro was apparently on the brink of J' 18 43 Ml.l-i JSelected Funds: 7.M successes? Is it even greater 4 Grayjtone Fox, Son of 8tana, naian Just Our Bov Grwth 8 Greg Carlee'i Beauty, Go Incom Janle Go.

Replaceable Specl 8 Hvrie Park Dandy Siock I I.ri!!"ii-u: Fbrstdt Sel Am 10.35 11.32 Sel Opp 17.81 19.47 Sel Spl 17.84 possible that the smart money '4 5.97 5.96 16 100.7 11,78 Nov 99.31 1 1 16 03 was besinnine to doubt that the Bid and asked prices quoted in dollars 31 Moor. Oulllomallc. Patlys Sent Glh 10.40 11.30 Sentry 18.15 19.73 KFC Mur.aaemnl anrf Ibirty seconds. Subject to Federal Levitz concept will continue totaxe, bul nol t0 income UxM. Shareholders Gp: Medler assistant cashier.

GARDNER ADVERTISING CO. elected George W. Hamlin a vice president. He is manager of print and broadcast services. ST.

REGIS PAPER envelope division in O'Fallon, named Robert F. Schlueter salesi 'raanagen. He was a district sales manager with Dennison Manufacturing Co. EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY appointed Val H. Eversgerd Jr.

district manager for the company. COLONY MOTOR HOTEL, Clayton, appointed Don M. Woo- A Gth 11 t2 1. Cm slk 4.70 J.I4 Tempest, Wills Gill Belmont Results i FOR MONDAVI Fq Pro Fd Am Etiel Gl 4.73 5 a 9.30 10. id 14.57 Kntrp 7.61 8.32 Flet Fd i.K 6.92 Harbr Elfdn Tr 21.92 8.92 9.75 6.

65 7.27 12.76 13.95 7.21 Ucal Pace UK), 1S.20. S.00. 4.60; Grey es Energy Shearson Funds 'Cqully iR. Woodhousei, 8 no. 3 SO; 0 The Clilmnev iBelmontel, 3.20.

Tlnr 1 :18 13..4 1.. 9.57 10.4: 5.00 I. 12. 'i 13 10 69 N.L. FD Cap Klirfld Appre Incom Invest 18 85 20 60 director sa'es and marketing- He was director of 12.60 ings with the National Association of Accountants in New York.

io.Milob AMERICAN FOUNDRYMEN'S SOCIETY, St. Louis chapter, Farm Bu Sherm SECOND RACE il 1-16 ml turn -Jov Rider (Cespeiie-h 9.20. 5 80 3 (0: Mano Alio iRuane). 10. HO 5.20; Herbena (Corderoi, 3.20 Fidelity Bond Fd GlJLiT 9 54 10.43 13.76 15.01 feigma Funds: elected J.

G. Richeson president. He is with the Pansborn Corp. Capit Capit 9.9(1 10 82 9.5: 11.40 12.46 12.50 9S0 10.49 13.69 14.96 13.44 NX. sults will be lower than that, Invest Trust Vent although we do not have final 16 '2 17.62 SB Eqty Shenker In Group Buying Time 1 D4.II.V fMM'RLK 18 71 paid 1 18.40.

THIRD RACE 1 Chieftain's Glory (Baezsi. 9 60, 4 40. 3.00; Drollerv T. Vaique. 4.20.

2.60; Shumlkv (Corderoi, 3.00. Time 1 :04 2-5 FDIRTH RAIE It 1-6 ml. turf) Cyri: Taylor Pineda 7 60. 4.20. 3 00; Stungagad iFiltaza 1.

S.40. 3.80; Tabulate ij. Vasquezi. Contfd Conv If.tnr Esstx Evrst Fidel Puritn Salem Trend 13.03 N.L SB ItGr figures." He said May results, 13 52 14 78 17.62 10 73 SoGen Int 14.86 15.56 Levitz bacame the Wall Street dream stock of the 1 i year bull a the stock that had provided lush profits for scores of institutions; and one that was largely responsible for some of the more impressive performances by mutual funds: and a stock that until a week and a half ago, seemed to have nowhere to go but up. The Wall Street side of the story began on July 9, 1968, when Bache and 43 members of an underwriting group offered 350,000 Levitz shares at $15 each a price equal to 15 times the previous year's earnings.

The issue was an instant success. Those who were able to buy even 100 shares of Levitz at that price would have been well rewarded had they retained while "reasonable, will prob 5.P4 9 Sw lnvs S.j3 10.30 Swln Gt 9.47 10.24 Sover Inv 13.26 14.52 2't7 3: Interest In Dunes Firm Finsnrial Pros: Spectra 9.24 10.13 (State BnndGr: 4. 4 74 Com 5.98 6.54 Dyiti Indust Incom Vent 7 00. Time 1 43 EXAfTA 3-A paid 811.40 FIFTH RACE. i5', f.i --L I I 'i 1 iBaeza), 4 00, 3.00, 2.60 Gama Tim (Corderoi.

3.60. 3.00 Decimator (Patterson), 3.20. Time 6.15 6 8 Div Fd 5.21 5 5.92 6.47 7.34 8.02 4.76 N.L. Prog An investing group that includes Morris A. Shenker.

St. FstFd Va 0 13.1,8 SIFrm Gt Frm In Fst lnvesun: Ti 9 12 10. -2 State St a-Avonwcod Farm entry SIXTH RACE f. Never Hula rwlh II 73 13 04 Steadman 5L99 52:24 Louis criminal lawyer, is buy- KU4n97 NL a part interest in tne com' 132 nl. pany that own the Dunes Hotel IBTiirrnll.l "2 00 fl 40 .20: 10.11 11 11.37 N.I 7 418! Proven Tune (JVasquez.

3.80, Mull Am Ind Asso Fiduc (.0,1 11.1.. or: if aim uaoiliu 111 Lao Ibgas, mil 6.34 t.9.) 2 80; I Move (JVelasquezi, 4 40. 1-5. J. Sir rnru ir.ii nalH ls rnd Glh Stein Ro Fds: NKVENTH RACE (7 f.1 Kmirn Founders Irojp Balan 13.92 N.L.

Cap 11.69 N.L. Stock 17.35 N.L. purchase a 20 per cent interest in the owner corporation, Continental Connector that Fleet (Corderoi, 10.80. 5.20, 2.60; Grwth 19.. 4 21.68 ably be lower than they were a year earlier.

Ozark's federal subsidy for the fiscal year starting July 1 was reduced from $5,900,000 to $5,389,000. The airline anticipates, when final figures are computed, to refund $511,000 from last year's earning, which amounts to to $50,000 a month, Crane said. Crane told reporters after the meeting that he was not certain about the possibility of fare increases, which he described as a critical problem facing airlines. He said it takes an average of 2'2 years for approval by the CAB of a rate increase, even though costs continue to rise. He said the airline's principal Incom 13.51 14 77 Supervlsd Inv "iiiiiwsinr 7 nirntin inATr" rjir wmMwF'w 1.1 lftll.W,IMIIM4HlHMlMIhll,IHW.HHIIllWl1lllHlllll,lfctllllh Mri Towxle Tvke (JVisqucn, 4.60.

2.80: Highbinder (RWoodhousei, 8.12 8.90 Alutal 9.5.4 10 Specl 14.5J 15 Grwth Incom had hepn acauired bv AITS. Inc. 2.4ft Time 1:21 3-5. EII.HTH RA4E 1-10 ml. turf) Foursq I0 53 11.fl Sumit Tech ranklin Groip.

Sidney Wyman and George Duckworth. Wyman and Duckworth are among six executives of the Dunes Hotel under federal indictment in Reno, on charges of filing false in-, come tax reports sifter allegedly skimming money from casino profits. Shenker represents Wyman," Duckworth and three of the-; other all of whom have pleaded not guilty. Wyman is chairman of and Duckworth is a vice president and manager of the casino. Others under Indictment are: Robert Rice and Howard Engel, vice presidents; Leonard J.

Campbell, slot-machines manager at the casino, and Charles DNTC 11.75 12.8. 8.41 91; Svnc Glh TMR Ap? Teacher Cadet (corderoi, 4 40: Navy Lieutenant iHGustlnesi, 12.80, 8.20; Oh Fudge (RTurcottei, 4.60. Time 1 42 4-5. EXAITA (3-81 paid $98.40 NINTH RACE ill, mi.) Natural 5 31 h.82 their shares; The stock was split two-for-one in January, 1969, two-for-one in June 1971, and three-for-one in April of this year. The investor with 100 shares from that offering would have Metal Prices Grwth litils incom US Gov Technicl 2.21 2.42 10.28 II J7i Cnarmer (Woodhou.el 6.4n, FdF Dep iinavau! 23 9.02 in January.

r-8i7r Shenker, who is handling the ii.52i2.76 transfer of the $9,300,000 worth 7.3 stock as attorney, said he will have "a very small interest." 9.3! 10.13 12.12 13 28 Principal investors, Shenker saic'' wi" arry Thomas, 4.7)8 board chairman of Continental nx. Connector, and Jerome D. Temp Gt Towr Cap Tins Cap Trav E11 Tudr Hed 2.40" tlgnio MRiHi v.mrf fabi's Turn (Fellciano. 2.40. Time Crp- Comm 11.44 12.50 10 11 11.05 15.48 16 92 Attendance Handle $2.91,1 528.

TwnC Gt TwnC Inc Lnpar Ind Trd Hilot Galewy GE fien Sec wnty 12.71 Arlington Results US.VA Gt Today Prev. Day 37.0; 8.35 N.L 1F11R MONDAVI tMifUMute il 22 Mack- a vice president and di- Cibraltr 7.31 wtumiT ai(e 1 ii Prince CIl $59.80 Gold, oz. $61.80 I'nifmd 12.87 '4 07 rector ot me company. Union Sc Grp: Silver, ov. 1.58 1.548 8.

Pi lf.8 The stock transfer will be ac- ney (Melancon), 8.00. 5 80. 3.80; Group Sec Doc McNatt (Louvierei, 9 00. 00; Apex Hurry Home Cindy (DEWhtted), Balan 7.60. Time 1:12 3-5.

Com at Bnud 15.39 .6.82 8.62 4,43 goal for the year was the elimination of the deficit in its retained earnings account, which amounted to $607,199 at the end of March, and the payment of its first dividend in its 21-year history. 12.19 13.CB Nat inv xo.o5 0 98 complished by AITS, a Boston- Speck, former casino credit Cap 14.86 16.24 wnieh 15.25 based tour packager, which will manager. Shenker represents 7 43 8 26.19 I. SECOND RACE 18 f.l Lucklduli. GrthFd (RubWcco).

12 60, 7.00. 4.40; Grth InU die Son (CMarquezi. 22.00. 9.20: Guard Lur Of The North (Gayidia), 6.00. Hamilton: Innsd Funds- Steel Scraps, ton, Pitts.

lb. 1.7634 1.75?4 Copper, lb. Lead, lb. Zinc, lb. .18 .18 Acin 8.r .16 9 06 Time 1:12 4-3.

Fd HFI 4.75 Mi be rescinding its purchase of 503,142 shares of Continental Connector stock from officers of Investment subsi- DAII.V DOCBI.E (8 81 paid 7.H Grwth 9.03 9 T9 all but Speck. Wyman was a partner of Charles J. (Kewpie) Rich in the C. J. Rich Co.

handbook operation in Wellston until the 14.63 12.04 i.3.19 15.05 16 49 a ir cn THIRD RACE (8 Soon As Possi- ncom 6 g. llond Crn Gr lno Inco.n Scien Vang Fd Cm hie (Wlnant), 82.20, mxu, iu.su; H4C Fd 16.. 5 I. Jest Mimic (Cox), 4.60. 3.00; Sev- H4c Lev 13.03 N.L Busch Expansion diary of Continental Connector nil mm en For Luck (Garcia), 4.uu.

'time Hedb Gor 8.83 r.65 Simultaneously. Shenker said, early 1950s when they moved 4-a. riedge By H.K. Ferguson Co. lvalue I in PERFECT (8-8) paid i Herltge 3.16 36 Unless you've bought your stocks before June 21st, you can't qualify for long term capital gains in 1972.

Bache has definite ideas that might help you achieve such gains if you act now. Bache Research has singled out 10 stocks for potential capital appreciation by year-end. If you invest now you would have six months to seek" if.Ol Fd: 7.0 7 76 5 12 5.P1 11.18 12.25 FOURTH RACE (8 f.l tainere Hor Man ,9 ,9 1999 Vdl Inccn Grt (Anderson). 4.20. J.2U, i.nu: t.eau 1S, 5.88 6.44 Spl Sit 4.83 5, ..06 4, Vanoe Sanders 12.57 14 IIOStB 8.29 918 3.0 11.35 i2.4iJ Bt Cm Specl "inrirbt the officers of to whom to Las Vegas to enter legal the stock will revert will resell gambling.

Rich retired from it to the new group of investors, active participation in the cas- including Thomas, Mack, Shen- ino operations several years kcr, Irving J. Kahn of San ago, but was among those who Diego, and others. sold their interests to AITS in The officers of who sold January, their interests in Continental Duckworth, Rich's stepson, Connector in January include was associated with them in the two former St. -Louis gamblers, Wellston handbook operations. Doc (Perret), 7.20, 4.40; Buzzin in irw(n (Mi-Cullari.

4.60. Time 1:13 3-5. FIITH RACE (5f gwllt, (Richard) 84.00, 23.80, 8.20, Uckla O'K (JRAnderaon) 12.00, Tru 5 40 Double Your Fun (Gavldla) rnp -a- 7 SO Time :59 4-5, "PFRFECTA (7-10) paid 7'J8 IncF Am SIXTH RACE (6f -On UitF Bos (Rubbicca) 7.00. 4.40. 3.60: io- industry lence (Sellers) 7.00, 4.60; a-Woog- ijsTGN lin IDEWhited) 4.00.

Time lc 9.i: Vangd 14.19 15.51 7.3i 8 03 $170 million corporation makes them fly Victor. America's No.1 name in office figuring machines also provides the best in temporary office help. antg ar In 10.03 10.93 11.96 3.r7 7.93 8.69 5.13 8 76 4 89 5.32 7.71 L. 9.75 K.66 12 58 13.75 23 N.L. 5.70 6.

1.1.04 il 94 V.king 14.b2 16.20 St Wash Inv Guid Inv Indie 11 L. 8 2' SEVENTH HAC'fc mJ: iui' Florida Roval Broussard) 8.80, on 1 on. Rnmsn Lieee (E Fires) Vcing Eq Inves Bos 12.20 13.33 Group V'20! '4. 60: dh-Whip A Ray Investors Group 43 28.89 (Perret) 3.00: dh-Sky Village IV. IDS Grt 7.00 Anheuser-B Inc.

announced that H.K. Ferguson Cleveland, has been awarded the contract to expand the company's brewery in Jacksonville, Fla. The expansion is expected to be completed in 1974 and will double the plant's annual shipping capacity to more than 4,000,000 barrels a year, August A. Busch chairman and chief executive, said. With this, the brewery will have annual capacity of 31,000,000 barrels of beer.

H.K. Ferguson Co. built the Original plant in Jacksonville and aiso built breweries for Anheuser-Busch in Columbus, Merrimack, N.H. and Wil-' liamsburg, Va. 7.75 8 42 profits and still be able to sell for long term Find out about these 10 recommendations in.

"Perspective '72 A Midyear Forecast." It's a-brand-new Bache Report that also takes a careful look at the market and the economy and makes a thoughtful assessment of what seems likely to happen in the next six months. Your copy of this Midyear Forecast is waiting at your local Bache office. Or the coupon will bring it to you. But, however you get it get it Lxplr 1 est Mirg Tivhv Trust WHsl iv'elltn Windr Whited) 4.40. Time 1 j-o.

PERFECT (8-7) paid IB1.B0 EIGHTH RACE (1 ml. I Gun Tune (Sellers), 14.00 7 80 4 80: Ring Boss (CMarquez), 6.b0, 4.20 Amber Prev (Nichols), 2.80. Time IDS ndi Mutl Prog Stock Select Over-The-Counter Market TUESDAY, JUNE The following quotations from the National Association of Securities Dealers, are representative Inter-dealer prices aa 01 approximately 10 a.m. Inter-dealer markets change throughout the day. Prices do not Include retail markup, markdown or commission.

12 94 14.14 13 i2 14.56 9 15 8h 16.13 12.1-2 17.79 12.02 13.14 9..14 10.21 6 13 6.77 10.74 11.6S S'J3 6.88 21.87 9.54 10.26 9.57 10.4C 1:35 4-5. Vr Pv 7 15 7.81 West Ind 23.68 24.4HWincp Fd 7.82 8.55 Description 4skfd Description Bid Asked Description Bid Asked Description Bright as a Butlertly 11CTOR TEMPORARIES Diviston of VViniield 1 lOSi 4 4 ModSecLife 3U ModSecLife 3Vs 19 119 N.L. Vise Fd 9.13 ivA a. Vi Klrstunlon 44 14 4.) 69's4 ForumRest 9 10 'A Worth Time 1 "3 3-r Janus TRIFECTA C1-8-7) Pd "al titenrianre 10,473. Handle tit 6.84 7.47An)Kxp.M, Amoreet ll.ob u.io AmSnacks No lead inh-Busch J.icser 1 dowts 4 1 4 Victor Comptomtr Corporation 28.H9 L.

tiinds: N.L. 67 FrankllnL 21 21 165. Just 11 business days left to buy for possible long 8.39V sales (huge) Keystone Apollo Cus Bl llu iFrontTwLrlng 1 2 24 3 12 Mi SVi 43 95 Ma 9 10 48 19.06 19.S4 7H 'ii Hcnry'sDrive 1 -t 1 -li 621-5180 3 44 IHl-s 9S 10 14.5 .50 2.5 1.4 ki Honcggers 1 L'Vj term gains! 44 HooverCo 36 Howelllnst H'A 7 ArkWestGas AssocCoca-C BairdAtomics Hankof Am Bank Bid a Rayless.Mkts Be-MacTrans BoatmBanc BrushBeryl 23 imperiallndus 13 MyleeDiltal NutAvtaUiul NatOld Lines Nicholl'lle OceanDrill PabstBrew Parkv-Gem Perm'rUnil Petrollle PIzzaHul Pottlndus ProgNatLife RellableLife Rentex StLBtlCast' Sav-A-Ston Scripps-HBrd 7UdCo IndusServ 7 Mi I Steel Production Dow Jones News Service WASHINGTON, June 6-Steel 31 Missouri Lands Three Top Golfers Special to the Post-Dispatch COLUMBIA, June 6-Three Missouri high school golfers, Karl Elbrecht of Lind- T-l T.I Bache Co. Incorporated 1 Founded 1879 I 24 30 2 Mr 45 i3 22 1. KuucriNau ended CaultalTech Droduction in the week Iniotrontcs Intertherm Kalvar KcarneyNat Kellwood KyCenLife K-VPharm LacGaspf LacSteel Mi 81,4 11 Vs 8 to 29U 8 Mi 2B 16Ml 84 Carboline Cenrnr June 3 totaled 2,637,000 net 2 414 4 1014 13lt 17 28 37 30 Vi 28 Mi 3s 4 9't 121,4 173,, 27 Mi 38 Mi 30i4 10 tons, the American iron steei nivermont 30 46 5 41, 12 Ma 23y, 45 Ml 8 0.80 2 7 37 18 54 bergn nign, junn 7UpStL Slboney 4 7 0.72 2 LibLoanSMiPf 15 434 Mansion House Center, St.

Louis, Missouri 63102 Tel. (314) GEneva 6-3800 Robert Bagby, Manager Pleast send me a copy of the Bache Midyear Forecast. 1 u. and BU Weln 1 of Perryvil have signed letters, from tons CitizcnsUtA CitizensUtB ClaytBanc ClaytonCp CllntonOil CommBanc Saali Sue. MARKET-MAKERS INSTITUTIONAL BROKERS OF MAJOR MISSOURI OTC ISSUES cent pro- 7's 1 85i 11 V.

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Wk. June 3 Wk. May 27 Yr. to data Yr. ago The index -Sutf- City.

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