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of Mid-day quotations From the New York Stock Exchange (hds) High Low Last Chg. 13 54 319 166 10 30 7. 13 10 1265 37 578 9 23 8 58 8 16 37 13 10 30 29 77 17 62 13 40 18 13 1153 -F. 35 52 422 49 5 76 7 7 22 10 24 9 10 50 38 38 8 138 12 792 130 14 80 24 (hds) High Low Last Chg, LTV Corp 290 Luckys .509 41 11 11 LukenStl .60 11 48 Lyke Yestn 128 Lynch Com. Did not trade -M M- MacMil 191 Macy 1 9 80 27 Mad Fd 59 Magnav 1.20 16 267 Maar Oil 1.60 12 555 34 35 Maarcor .80 10 247 213 22 MarMid 1.80 8 84 MarshF 1.18 12 14 MartMr 1.15 276 17 Massey 10 126 8 May DS .60 58 29 MayerOs .65 14 2 Maytag 1.30 31 McCroy 1.20 8 McDonD .40 93 McGrEd 11 30 30 McGr HI .48 10 48 McLean .60 13 14 46 Mead Cp .60 11 x69 Memorex 22 58 Merck 01.18 43 179 Inc 11 11 MidSoU 1.10 10 56 1 35 328 MinnPL 1.41 78 21 21 Mo Pac A 5 2.80 11 x416 67 Mohsco Monogram 1.20 51 21 21 19 Monsnt 1.80 12 397 Morrsk 5 Motorola .60 23 229 100 Mt Fuel 1.80 21 209 76 75 MtStTel 1.36 10 20 MurpCo 1.20 10 19 -N Nabisco 2.30 15 53 47 47 Nat Air .106 342 17 NatCash .40 40 100 NatDistil .90 11 46 15 Natl Gen .50 6 26 30 30 Ntl Gyp 1.05 8 71 15 15 NatSteel 10 45 Natomas .25 43 166 44 Nev Pw 1.35 10 34 Newmt.

117 NEngEl 1.68 0. 40 24 NiagMo 1.14 00 103 16 NL Indust 145 NorfolkWs 5 8 80 65 NoStPw NoNtGs 2.60 1.84 10 10 28 NwBanc 15 48 Nort Sim .25 17 332 -0 0- Occid OgdenCp Petri .60 9 186 255 196 16 Ohio Ed 1.54 11 69 OklaGE 1.32 14 26 25 OklaNG 1.32 10 10 OlinCorp .88 11 43 15 Omark 6 Or Rckl 1.20 13 30 Otis El Co 2 10 29 37 OutbdM 1.08 10 9 OwenCF .81 17 52 46 OwenIll 1.48 30 34 -P P- PacGas 1.78 105 Pac Ltg 1.68 10 14 23 PacPetrI .50 20 102 PacPwr 11 17 Pc Pan 1.20 11 38 Am Air Panhdl 1.90 41 Penn Centr 124 Penney 1.08 28 270 PennDix .20 8 13 PennPL 1.68 22 Pennzoil .80 12 137 PeopGs 2.24 8 30 PepsiCo 1.08 27 101 83 Pfizer 25 238 Phelp 2.10 10 24 PhilaEl 1.64 79 PhilipM 25 326 117 PhilPet 1.30 22 466 Pillsbry 1.52 12 21 Pitney .68 14 55 14 Polaroid .32 92 764 PPG Ind 45 34 ProctGI 1.56 27 103 98 99 PuS Col 1.16 44 20 1.72 10 105 Pullmanin 2 14 94 PurexCp .84 9 49 14 Purolatr .84 18 6 48 48 4 -R R- Ralston .75 21 59 38 38 Raython .60 11 436 RCA Corp 12 431 qReadng Co Rep Steel 1a 9 104 29 Revioninc 20 44 59 58 Rey Ind 2.59 8 337 Rey Met .40 142 Riviana .86 16 8 RoanST 22 6 Robshaw .76 8 38 22 22 22 RochG 1.20g 26 Rockwll 1.60 8 69 26 26 4 RohmHs .88 24 74 Rohr Ind .80 11 31 16 16 RoyID RoyalCC 1.91d .58 22 14 32 32 97 -S Safewy StJoMin 1.40 84 26 StRegis 1.60 12 x64 40 Sander Asso 12 73 8 8 Sang Ele .43 Saf In 1.60a 116 Scher Plo .96 44 165 143 Schlumb .50 238 SC Corp 77 13 ScottPap .56 91 Sears 1.40a 25 358 ShellOil 2.40 11 56 48 48 SierraPc .86 10 SignalC 8 512 SimnsCo .88 10 76 20 SingerC 2.40 15 454 119 50 50 CalEd 1.56 74 SouthCo 1.34 SoNatGs 62 SoPacif 2.16 118 34 So Rail 1.72 76 SowstPS .78 12 9 Sp Square Rand .60 1a 15 16 536 36 352 23 Squibb 1.56 30 60 St Brnd 1.73 16 27 Std StdOlnd Oil Cal 2.49 3 15 12 328 473 84 StdOhio 2.70 26 44 93 SterlDrg .58 29 145 StewWn 1.85 10 10 StudeW 1.32 6 6 Sun Oil Co 13 120 Sunshine Mi 31 11 Sup Oil 1,40 202 16 257 257 -T T. Tandy Corp 15 475 24 Teledyne 3i 7 112 Teneco 1.36 9 208 Texaco 1.72 12. 483 40 TexETr 1.58 16 54 TxGasT 1.58 9 30 TexInst 1.12 34 213 172 TX PLT 15 16 TexUtil 1.04 14 72 Textron .96 134 Thiokol 134 ThriftyD .37 51 Timkn 1.80a 15 36 36 TraneCo .96 24 Trnsam .55 933 12 TranUn 1.33 11 41 Trans Air 11 245 TriCon 2.23b 57 29 TRW In 1.04 11 41 Twen Cn Fx 10 43 -U U- UAL Incorp 29 214 UnCarbide 11 315 1.28 13 49 17 UnOCal 1.60 10 183 Un Pac Cp 2 12 75 Uniroyal .70 8 60 13 133 Utd Aircrr Brands 1.80 8 42 36 10 74 UnCorp 32 US Gyp 1.60 156 US Indus .65 5 177 13 USSteel 1.60 9 258 US Tob .64 11 17 UniTel 12 69 Univ OilPro 12 82 Upjohn 1.60 42 264 151 Utah Intl .84 30 102 86 UtahPL 2.08 10 18 UV Ind la 25 Varian Asso 16 63 Vendo 13 11 11 11 victorCC .50 13 22 3 Va Elec 1.12 0 67 20 20 Walgreen 40 17 WarnL 1.30a 30 x85 Wash 1.44 11 30 Wst Air 12 64 Banc 1.40 10 33 31 WUnion 1.40 11 93 24 Westg El .97 14 Wstvac 1.05 14 31 Weeyerhs .86 23 179 Whel Pitt. StI 6 57 15 Whrlpool .55 13 282 26 Con .50 6 116 White Motor 12 109 Whittakr Cp 14 170 Wickes Cp 9 63 WinnDx 1.20 16 49 Winnebago 133 Woolwh 1.20 316 -XYZXeeroxCp .84 43 596 ZaleCorp .68 12 78 Zayre Corp 132 ZenithR 1.52 13 145 38 Tuesday, May, 1, 1973 Sales Net! sales Net (UPI) Selected stocks York Stock Echange.

Sales Ne (hds) High Low Last Che. -A 16 31 21 8 141 5 176 192 23 73 26 10 00 25 172 34 33 34 25 25 103 9 12 265 26 264 37 90 378 18 9 62 11 84 24 24 10 188 32 11 104 9 407 26 26 36 37 12 119 254 40 33 235 82 56 11 12 810 10 24 25 183 19 17 455 54 22 223 26 21 256 102 61 2 111 11 100 -B 15 49 28 28 27 72 30 10 23 204 25 21 2 15 15 10 31 21 38 10 256 3 9 278 44 147 102 12 198 18 218 10 178 15 11 45 14 13 537 15 21 52 35 23 188 84 16 9 27 27 27 10 218 21 12 28 17 13 850 31 53 39 68 C- 40 30 25 14 176 19 16 212 9 175 10 23 16 109 18 41 24 126 13 25 9 150 15 45 30 1302 32 10 33 10 46 42 42 12 x159 6 310 11 11 34 109 28 253 25 12 154 9 18 33 11 155 33 16 12 98 33 12 1153 13 95 10 30 15 170 10 102 10 241 13 302 10 311 32 325 104 12 18 22 39 14 17 306 13 -D D- 20 15 35 35 13 23 450 23 19 26 26 10 154 10 156 60 565 88 35 41 41 154 25 33 89 24 112 90 41 rallies while awaiting Nixon speech NEW YORK (AP) Stock market prices began the day with a strong rally, took a steep plunge on the downside, then began a fast recovery after an announcement that resident Nixon would make a statement Wednesday on the Economy. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials began the day up more than 3 points, then plunged more than 13 points at 1 p.m. But the Dow by 2 p.m. had recovered and was down only 2.93 at 918.50.

Declines led advances 878 to 415 on the Big Board. The White House announced the President would make a statement on the economy at 10 a.m. Wednesday after: a meeting with his economic advisers. The White House refused to speculate on what the President would say. Volume leader on the Big Board was Collins Aikman, down at followed by Fleetwood Enterprises, up at International Telephone, down at and American Telephone warrants, down at On the American Stock Exchange, Teleprompter was the volume leader, down at The New York Stock Exchange's broad average of some 1,500 common shares was down .04 at 56.69.

The Amex's price-change index was down .07 at 23.42. GOLD PRICES NEW YORK Foreign On and domestic gold prices Monday: London: Morning fixing 90.70 up 0.10; afernoon fixing 90.725 up 0.125. Paris (free market) 93.22 up 0.20. Frankfurt 90.76 down 0.65. Zurich 90.50 bid, 91.00 asked, unquoted.

New York: Handy and Harman, noon 91.00 up 0.10, American Express 90.80 bid, 91.10 asked, up 0.15. Engelhard 91.00 bid, 91.20 asked, up 0.15. European prices for 99.50 per cent fineness; U.S. prices 99.95. STOCKS IN THE SPOTLIGHT NEW YORK The 16 most active stocks traded on the New York Sock Exhcange Monday.

Sales Close Cha. Gulf Oil 859,600 25 255,600 32 Centex Crp 149,000 A 136,200 Southern Co 131,700 Gen Elec 123,100 A wts 122,100 Exxon 109,600 McDonalds 104,800 Xerox 99,500 Am Airlines 95,600 First Nt City 95,200 00 Phillips Pet 86,100 Braniff Airw 83,900 Gen Motors 79,700 Household fn 79,700 NEW YORK The 10 most active stocks traded on the OTC market Monday as supplies by NASD. Volume Bid Asked Chg. PennLife 108,900 CrumForstr 106,300 Am Expr 102,200 Docutel 69,200 Rank Orgn 61,900 BankAmer 52,400 Cmb InsAm 47,900 Funk Seeds 47,600 11 PcAm Incm 43,600 Anheus Busch 42,100 MORE PEAT Peat production in Ireland has grown steadily over the last 20 years and in the year ended March 31, 1971, Bord na Mona (the Peat Board) employed an average of 5,439 workers and produced close to 4 million tons of peat and more than 735,000 bales of peat moss. COMPLETE MUTUAL FUNDS New York -Fol- 1.22 1.32 GROUP: lowing is a list of 1.49 1.61 Comm bid and asked pri- Comp gr 6.50 7.10 Impac ces on Mutual Comp As 4.73 5.18 Indus tr Funds as quoted by Comp Cp 5.10 5.59 Pilot the NASD Inc.

Comp Bd 8.60 9.35 Gatewy Comp Fd 7.81 8.49 GE S-S Monday Concrd 9.72 9.72 Gen Sec April 30, 1973 Cons Inv 11.75.12.25 GROUP Grwth 4.42 4.84 Contrail 7.29 7.52 Com Stk ADMIRALTY: ConMt In 7.55 7.55 Bal Fnd Bid Ask Cnsin gw 4.97 5.43 Ape Incom 3.87 4.24 Contry 13.76 14.87 Gth FAm Insurn 8.20 8.99 Cwn Dall 6.28 6.86 Grth Ind Adviser 4.25 4.65 Cwn Div 5.73 6.26 Guard Aetna Fd 8.33 9.10 Davidg 9.50 9.50 Afuture 9.54 9.54 AGE Fd 4.89 4.99 DELAWARE HAMILTON Allstate 12.21 13.13 GROUP: Fund Alpha Fd 13.15 14.37 Decat 10.27 11.22 Grwth Amcap 4.94 5.40 Delw 9.94 10.92 Incom Am Dvrs 9.84 10.75 Delta 4.82 5.27 Hartwel 4m Eqty 4.39 4.81 de Vegh 59.34 59.34 Hart Lv Drect Cp 5.13 5.62 Hedbeg AM EXPRESS Drexel DodgCx 11.11 14.70 11.11 14.70 Hedge FUNDS: GRP Heritge Captal 8.20 DREYFUS Horace Incom x8.74 9.55 Dryf Dryf Fd 10.99 15.02 12.04 16.46 Impri Cp Invstm x8.14 8.98 Lv Imp Gr Spect 7.19 7.86 Sp Incm 7.94 8.70 Inc fdAm Stock 7.65 8.36 3rd Cent 9.36 10.26 Inc Bost Am Grth 5.86 6.40 Mu 3.26 3.26 8.04 Ind FAm Am Insin (z) (z) Eagle EATON Gr 7.34. Integon Am Invst 4.74 4.74 HOWARD: It1 Invest Am Mut 8.48 9.27 9.47 10.35 Co A AmNt Gr 2.40 2.62 Bain Gwth Fd 13.56 14.82 Inv Guid ANCHOR Incre 6.20 6.78 Inv Indic GROUP: Specil 7.50 8.20 Inv Bos Captal 4.87 5.34 Stck Fd 12.47 13.63 INVEST Fnd Inv 7.79 8.54 Eberstd 9.84 10.74 IDS Gth Grwth 8.01 8.78 EDIE Sp 21.53 21.53 IDS ND Incom 7.52 8.24 EFC MGMT GRP: IDSPr Ventur 8.32 9.12 Eqty 7.64 Mutual Wa Natl 12.02 13.17 Eqty Pr 3.02 Stock Astron 3.83 4.19 Fnd Am. 7.49 Select AXE Audax 8.28 9.05 Egret Gt Var Pay x12.46 13.55 Inv Res Elfun Trt 16.31 I 1: HOUGHTON: Fund A 4.86 5.28 Fund 00 7.22 7.85 Emerg 4.13 4.52 Grwth Stock 5.87 6.42 Energy 11.58 11.58 Incom Axe Sci 4.15 4.51 Equity 8.53 9.32 Trst Ut BLC Gth 11.40 12.46 Fairfid 8.52 9.31 Trst Sh Babson 10.75 10.75 Fm Bure 9.68 9.68 Istel Fnd Bayroc 7.20 7.66 Fed FIDELITY RRs 9.94 Ivy Fund Bayrk 5.49 5.84 Gwth Beacn HI 9.56 9.56 GROUP: Janus Fd Beacon 11.28 11.28 Bnd deb 9.35 10.22 JHan gth Berger 11.19 11.19 Captal 11.48 12.55 JHan Sig Berkshr 4.28 4.68 Contra 8.93 7.98 Johnstn Bondstk 5.00 5.46 Cv SSec 7.64 KEYSTONE: Bost Fdn 9.98 10.91 Dest 6.22 Cust B1 Brown 3.52 3.85 Essex 10.53 Cust B2 BULLOCK Everst 11.52 15.71 12.59 17.17 Cust FUNDS: Fund Cust Bull Fd 13.21 14.47 Puritn 9.57 10.46 Cust Cdn Fd 21.74 23.81 Salem 4.09 25.65 4.47 Cust Div Shr 3.68 4.04 Trend 23.47 Cust Natwd 10.08 11.04 FINANCIAL Cust NY Ven 10.78 11.80 PROGRAMS: 4.32 Cust Brnhm 10.27 10.27 Fin Fin Ind Inc 5.81 4.32 5.81 Apollo CG Fund 9.88 10.68 3.89 3.89 Polars Capamr 7.61 8.34 Vent Va 11.17 12.21 Knickr Cap Invs 2.67 2.93 1stFd FIRST Knkr Gth Cap Shrs 5.65 6.19 INVESTORS: Len Fd Cap Trin 11.53 12.60 Fd 5.65 6.19 LEX GROUP: Cent Shs 12.48 13.84 Grth Fd 7.11 7.79 Cp Ledr Disc CHANNING 8.03 8.80 Grwth FUNDS: 1st Multi 6.36 8.36 Resrch Stock Balncd 11.02 12.04 1st Sierr 3.86 4.23 Libty Fd Bnd Fd 9.53 10.42 FORUM GROUP: Life Iniv Com Stk 1.35 1.48 100 Fnd 11.33 11.33 Life Grw Grwth 5.26 5.75 101 Fnd 8.75 8.75 Linc Cap Incom 7.00 7.65 Colum 8.96 8.96 Ling Fnd Speck 1.65 1.80 Fdn Gr 4.61 5.04 LOOMIS Ventur 7.58 8.28 FOUNDERS SAYLES: CHASE GROUP: Cap Dv BOSTON: Grwth 5.29 5.78 Mutual Fnd Bos x8.46 9.25 Incom 11.93 13.04 LORD ABB: Fron Cp 5.71 6.24 Mtual 9.01 9.85 Affilat ShTr Bs 7.38 8.07 Specil 11.10 12.13 Am Bus Spect 6.18 6.75 Foursq F. 8.87 9.69 Bnd deb Chem Fd 10.50 11.48 FRANKLIN Luthern COLONIAL GROUP: Luthn In FUNDS: DNTC 8.49 9.30 MAGNA Conver 10.10 11.04 Equity 3.28 3.58 Gwth Sr 7.34 8.04 2.22 Incom Captal Fund Grwth US Gv 10.00 10.96 Pilgrm 10.11 11.11 Fr Incr 2.03 5.97 Utilitie 5.41 5.93 Manhtn 6.52 Incom 9.97 10.90 Colum Ventur 3.55 3.88 Rs Eqty 4.20 4.60 MASS CO: Res Cap 4.85 5.32 Mkt Gwt 11.66 11.66 COMMONWLTH Fd Mt dp 9.38 9.38 Freem TRUST: FUNDS INCP Indp Spring storm dumps snow on Rockies By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS A powerful spring storm dumped heavy snow over the northern Rockies today and triggered tornadoes, hail and downpours of rain across the Plains and the Mississippi Valley. Nearly a foot of snow blanketed Wyoming and heavy warnings were posted for parts of Wyoming and Colorado.

Casper, was hit with 10 inches of snow. Three inches fell at Rawlins and two at Lander. Highways between the two cities were blocked by snow, and stockmen expressed fear that their already severely damaged herds may take another beating. Travel advisories were posted for the White Mountains of Arizona and parts of New Mexico, where snow of six inches or more was expected. Stockmen's advisories were issued for cold rain and snow into the Dakotas and central Plains.

Violent thunderstorms triggered seven tornadoes in northern Oklahoma and southern Kansas Monday night. Tornadoes were blamed for injuries to five persons at Jet, and there was heavy property damage at Medford, where a school roof was blown off, mobile homes overturned and several damaged. The flood-plagued Mississippi Valley was drenched again as heavy thunderstorms dumped up to three inches of rain in 45 minutes on northwestern Illinois. Flash-flood watches were posted for norhtern Illinois and southern Wisconsin. Large hail pounded parts of northern Illinois and piled up to a foot deep at Galva, where tractors were used to push it off the roadways late Monday.

A vigorous thunderstorm sent winds at 70 miles per hour through Ft. Leavenworth, Kan. Temperatures before dawn ranged from 26 at Laramie and Rawlins, to 77 at McAllen, Tex. Lindsay headed for Soviet Union, Jewish talks NEW YORK (AP) Mayor John V. Lindsay will leave Wednesday night for an official seven-day visit to the Soviet Union.

While in Moscow and Leningrad, Lindsay will discuss the issue of Soviet Jewry with Russian officials and private citizens, including members of the Jewish community, a City Hall spokesman said. The mayor will be accompanied by Seymour Graubard, national president of the AntiDefamation League of B'nai B'rith and Mrs. Collette Schulman, research associate at the Columbia University School of International Affairs. The mayor and Mrs. Lindsay will spend five days in Moscow at the invitation of Mayor Vladimir Promyslov and the Moscow City Council.

Last February, Promyslov visited New York for the second time. NEW YORK (UPI) Selected stocks on the American Stock Exchange. Sales Net P-E (hds) High Low Last Chg. Alld Control 10 5 A Petro 1.10 133 15 36 ArkLaG 1.30 9 32 Austral Oil 17 48 Banister Lt 10 86 Brascan 1g 5 25 20 Buttes Gas 27 91 19 Cal Comptr 47 Carnatn .88 25 126 ChmpH 13 294 Circle .26 16 27 15 Comb Equip 19 71 Creole 2.20a 13 29 Crown CP 5i 19 18 18 18 DayMn 55 8 Dixlyn Corp 22 6 5 Dome Petro 34 256 36 36 Fed Resour 52 Felmont Oil 11 7 Fincl SB .20 6 26 Fischer Pt 5i 9 4 Frontier Air 8 Gen Cine .32 58 21 HuskyO1 .15 14 41 Inexco Oil 22 137 Kaiser In 2k 16 5 5 Kirbylnd .44 Lee Ent .30 12 17 17 Lee Natl Cp 10 12 Loews Th wt 276 8 McCullch 01 7 253 NatGn wtsn 34 OKC Cp .80 7 20 20 20 00kep 1.60b 12 z200 68 PacNW 1.04 11 2 Pneum Dyn 8 Rem Ar .80 9 RSC Ind Inc 14 15 Saambos Res 31 91 3 Silitron 28 Skaggs 64 SoundCp .40 7 123 Statham Ins 13 31 STPCorp .60 10 27 11 12 Syntex .40 17 185 Techncolor 9 35 10 10 TWA wts 290 18 Vetco Offsh 38 197 21 Vikoa Incor 21 Wyo Bnc .40 11 Yates Indus 19 48 Footnotes New York Stock Exchange sales figures are unofficial. All sales in hundreds (00) omitted cept for those designated (7).

which are traded In 10 share lots and carried in full. DIVIDENDS: are annual unless otherwise Identified; (a) plus extra: (b) declared or paid so far this year, no regular rate: (c) payment on accumulated dividends: (d) paid last veer; (e) cash plus mock: (g) annual rate plus stock dividend, (h) paid this year-latest dividend omitted? (1) per cont sto-k paid in (k) per cent in stocir paid in 1973; bank or reorganization; (s) capital distribution: (x) exdividend; (wi) when Issued; (wt) warrants. FRACTIONS: (f) indicates following figure is fraction in 32ncs; (1) Indicates following figure is fraction in (r) Indicates is in (6) following is fraction (t) indicates following figure 16ths. price of stock as multicie chere seminos-derived by dividira latest month earnings figure inta last sale price. convertible registered bond; st--stamped wwwith warrant.

Weather (information as furnished by the Na. tional Weather Service at Reno tional Airport. Temperatures high and low for 24 hours ending a.m. May 1, 1973). California Stations RENO Steamboat Carson City Virginia City Yerington Pyramid Lake Verdi Lovelock Winnemucca Battle Mountain Elko Owyhee Wendover Ely Austin Tonopah Las Vegas .19 Yuca Flat Yosemite Blue Sacramento Canyon Susanville Tahoe City South Lake Tahoe Glenbrook Daggett Pass Sky Tavern Truckee 59 Incline Village Slide Mountain Peavine 37 the Na.

May and Area deaths May 1, 1973 Reno Evening Gazette-13 Roy C. Seitzler NEW YORK on the New Acme Mkt 1 Address .60 Admiral Cp AetnaLf 1.72 Air Prd Aircolne .80 Alcan Al .80 AllegCp AlleghLud Allg Pw 1.44 1.32 Alliedst 1.40 Allis Ch Alcoa 1.94 Hess .30 Am Airlines ABrand 2.38 AmBrcst .64 Am Can 2.20 AmElec 1.80 Am Eport AmHoist .40 A Home 1.86 AmHosp .28 A MetC Amer AmNGs Motor 2.40 A Smelt. 1.20 Am Stnd .40 2.80 Ametek AMF In 1.08 Ampe Amstar 1.70 Cp Anacon ApecoCp .16 Armco St Arms Ck .80 Ashl Oil 1.20 At Richfid 2 Atlas Corp Avco Corp Avnetinc .30 .80 BakerOil .37 Bangor Inc. Pn Bath Ind .30 Beckmn Fds .62 BeechAr .65 Bendi 1.60 Benguet Inc BethSt 1.40a 1 Boeing .40 Boise Cased Borden 1.20 Borg 1.35 Ed 2.44 Bourns Inc BranifAir 3i Briggs 1.20a Bris My 1.32 BritPet BrGroup Brunswk .24 Bucy 1.20 Budd Co .40 Bulovaw .60 Burl In 1.40 Burl No Burrghs .80 Camp 1.18 CanPac CaroPL 1.52 CarrierC .43 Cater Tr Celanese 2 Centi Soya Cerro Certn-td .50 Cessna Chmpint .84 ChmSPI 1.28 ChaseMan 2 Cheso 1.85b Chris Craft Chrysir 1.40 Cin Gas 1.64 CIT Fin 2.20 CitiesSv 2.20 City Inv .54 Clev El 2.32 CocaCol 1.70 Colgate 1.51 Collin Radio 1.46 Col Gas 1.90 ComSolv .40 CmwEd 2.30 Comsat .56 Con Ed 1.80 Con3Fd 1.30 Con Frat .52 ConsNG 2.03 Consm Pw 2 Conti Air Ln Cn Can 1.60 Conti Oil Cont Tel .84 Contri Data CornGis 1.12 Cox Brd .35 CPCIntl 1.77 CraneC Crwn ZI 1.20 Curtiss Wrt Cyprus Ms DanRivr .40 DanaCp 1.36 Dart In Dayco 1.14 DayPL1 1.66 Deere 1.08 1.10 Dennisn .80 DetEdis 1.45 Diam Shm 1 Diebold DisneyW .12 DistilSea .70 DrPeppr .22 DomeMn .80 Ch 1.80 Dresser 1.40 Duke 1.40 DuPont DuqneL 1.72 Eagle Picher EascoC Eastern Air EstKo 1.08a EatonCp EIPasoNG 1 EltraCp 1.28 Inc. 1.28 Esmark wi Essexint .64 ExCell .80 Exxon 1.90b Faberge .40 Fairch Cam Fairind FairmtF .50 Farah Mfg Fireston .86 Fst Nat Strs Fleming .50 FlintkoteC 1 FlaPwr 1.80 FMC Cp .85 FoodFr Ford 2.80 For McK .84 FreptMn .80 Fruehuf 1.70 GAC Corp GAF Cp .40 Gam Sk 1.30 Gannett .25 Gn AOI Gen Dynam Gn Elec 1.40 GnFood 1.40 Gn Host Cp Gen Instr 2k Gen Mills GenMot PubU 1.60 Gn Steel Ind TE 1.60 Gen Tire 1g Ga Pac Gerber 1.35 Getty 1.21b Gillette 1.50 Global Mar Goodrich GoodyrT .92 Grace Grand .80 Grant G1 Tea GINNek 1.60 GtWsFin .40 Gt West Un Grn Giant Greyhd 1.04 Grumman Gulf Oil .64 HamPap .50 Harrah's Harrisintp Hecla Mn 2i Heinz 1.08 Hercuie 1.12 Hershy 1.10 Heublein .92 Hewitt .20 Hilton Htl HobartM .64 Horner Hoff Electn Hol Inns .30 Homestk .40 Honywl 1.40 Hoover 1.28 HousL 1.40 Howmet .70 Idaho 1.76 IdealBas .70 IlICenin 1.22 Ill Pwr 2.20 Imperial Cp INA Cp Ing Rnd 2.16 Infand St 2 Insp Copp 5.60 IntHarv 1.40 Intl Mining Intl Nickel 1 Int Pap Int 1.24 Itek Corprin JeffPilot .92 JohnMv 1.20 .50 JonLogn .80 Jones 1.35 JoyMfg 1.40 KaiserAl .50 KC So Ind 2 Kan GE 1.52 KaanNeb 1.02 KanPLt 1.48 Kayser .60 Kelsy-H 1.30 Kenmetl .84 Kencott 1.40 Kerr Mc .60 KiddeW Kim CI 1.20 Airl Knight .28 Kopper 1.72 Kraftco Kresge Kroger 1.30 Lear Sieg .20 Leh Pt .60 Lehm 1.42b Libby0 2.20 Libby McNI Ligg My Litton Lockheed LoewsC 1.16 Lone Ind Lon StG 1.40 29 218 13 30 100 17 37 37 24 19 974 59 137 3 13 13 143 93 10 702 9 147 11 10 335 59 15 125 38 28 95 117 343 54 24 24 384 232 10 14 14 8 105 54 13 13 45 7 15 5 5 12 112 75 11 728 25 117 -H H- 13 135 12 3 19 19 19 12 18 22 110 19 11 42 188 40 380 210 25 25 42 10 30 34 9 301 118 255 105 10 12 34 14 36 41 10 Card of Thanks WE WISH TO EXTEND A SINCERE "Thank You" to all our friends and neighbors for their cards, memorials and other expressions of sympathy at the time of our recent bereavement.

We are truly grateful. The Family of Freeda Keller. In Memorium In Memoriam Yam We leaned against Other wheel. Sunrise painted distant hills. We shared soul thoughts together.

Courage, kindness, strength Make partners. From: Steve Bazur William H. Crabtree William H. Crabtree. 81, of 267 Vassar died in a local hospital Sunday.

A native of St. Louis, he was born Sept. 23, 1891. Crabtree had lived in the Reno area since 1935 and worked for Montgomery Wards as a furniture department manager until 1946, and then worked for Home Furniture Company and Bakers Furniture Store, until his retirement six years ago. He was active in volunteer work at the VA Center, and was a member of the downtown Kiwanis Club of Reno and was commander of Post Harry J.

McSherry Post. No. 10, American Legion. He was active in volunteer work at the Veterans Hospital in Reno, was a member of the 40 and 8 Club, sponsored Boys State delegates for several years, and, representing the American Legion, presented rifles to the ROTC at Reno High School each May. Surviving are his widow, Leola of Reno; daughter, Juanita Salemi of San Antonio, and three grandchildren.

A funeral will be held 11 a.m. Wednesday at the Ross, Burke and Knobel Mortuary. Burial with full military honors will be in the Mountain View Cemetery. Joseph L. Thomas rn Joseph Lyle Thomas, 51.

of clr Quincy died in a local cdy hospital Sunday. rn Thomas was a laborer for the rn highway department at Quincy cdy for many years. He was a sn veteran of World War II. rn Surviving are his parents, Mr. rn and Mrs.

James Thomas of rn Quincy; sons, David, Joseph, cdy Steven and John, all of Redding, cdy brother, William of clr Redding; and a sister, Ada rn Thomas, of San Jose, Calif. cdy A private funeral was held cdy at the Ross, Burke and Knobel. cdy A graveside service will be rn held at 2 p.m. Saturday at the cdy Quincy Cemetery. rn rn rn Virgil H.

Pelfrey cdy A funeral service will be held cdy at the Chapel of Memories in rn Susanville Wednesday for Virgil H. Pelfrey, 51, Herlong, Calif. Pelfrey, born Oct. 5, 1921, in cdy rn Oklahoma, died Sunday in a rn local hospital. A veteran of cdy World War II, he was a forecdy clr man at the Sierra Army Depot.

Surviving is his widow, Letha cdy of Herlong. rn The 0'Brien-Rogers and Croscdy by Funeral Home is handling local arrangements. clr cdy clr Bertha May Roper Frequent Reno visitor Bertha May Roper, a 64-year resident of Washington, has died at her Spokane home at the age of 92. Mrs. Roper was born Feb.

28, 1881, in Howard, Kan. She died March 29. In 1893 she and her mother leach drove a covered wagon into the Cherokee Strip of Oklahoma Territory when it was opened to homesteaders. Her father had preceded them on horseback to stake a claim. She attended the University of Oklahoma at Norman, majoring in music, and married Samuel Roper in Wichita, in March of 1905.

Roper was a superintendent of railroad construction and in and 1907 they were staItioned in Central Mexico where he was superintendent on a por-' tion of the first railroad from the United States to Mexico City. In 1908 they homesteaded in the Sherman- Creek area of Ferry County, Wash. Roper worked as roadmaster for the Great Northern Railroad. He died in 1946, 10 years after retirement. Surviving are daughters Marval Forsberg, Spokane, Murrell Holcomb and Carol Biswell.

Sparks, son Seth Roper, Sparks, daughter-in-law Jean Roper, Reno. 17 grandchildren, 27 great-grandchildren and one great-great-grandchild. Mrs. Roper was preceded in death by two sons, Dale of Reno and Weston of Sparks. Burial was in the Fairmount Park Cemetery in Spokane.

Roy C. Seitzler, 59. of 1435 Ness died in a local hospital Monday. A native of Durant he was born Feb. 14, 1914.

Seitzler went to Cherry Creek, in 1926 and attended schools there and the Wasatch Academy at Mt. Pleasant, Utah. In later years he worked at the mines in Cherry Creek. He moved to Reno in 1941, where he was a member of the Teamsters Union and operated trucks for various freight lines for 20 years and operated his own trucking business for 12 years. Surviving are his widow, Luella and son, Robert, both of Reno; daughters, Yvonne Lewellin of Reno and Mary Lou Hanna of Las Vegas; sister, Eunice Donoval of West Memphis, and five grandchildren.

A funeral will be held 2 p.m. Wednesday at the Walton Funeral Home. Burial will be in the Masonic Memorial Gardens. FORECASTS RENO AND VICINITY Fair through Wednesday with some high cloudiness Wednesday. Northerly winds 10 to 15 miles an hour this afternoon and evening coming southwesterly late Wednesday.

High today 66, low tonight 25, high Wednesday 70. TAHOE BASIN Fair through Wednesday with some high clouds late Wednesday. Northerly winds 10 to 15 m.p.h. Wednesday. becoming southwesterly late Highs today in the 50s, overnight lows in the 20s, highs Wednesday to SIERRA AND NORTHEASTERN IFORNIA Fair Wednesday.

Slightly warmer days. EXTREME fair through SOUTHERN NEVADA Mostly Wednesday. Warmer. NORTHEASTERN, SOUTHEASTERN NEVADA Mostly fair through Wednesday. warmer Continued afternoons.

cold nights and a little NORTHWESTERN, SOUTHWESTERN, EXTREME WESTERN NEVADA Mostly fair through Wednesday with some increasing high clouds late Wednesday. Warmer afternoons but continued cold nights. PRECIPITATION July 1 to date, 7.70. Last year to date. 5.58.

Normal, 6.27. SUNSET today, 7:53 p.m. SUNRISE Wednesday, 5:59 a.m. RENO AREA AIR POLLUTION INDEX POLLUTION LEVEL MONDAY 13 0-25-Clean air pollution pollution 76-100-Heavy pollution 101 and up-Severe pollution THE WEATHER ELSEWHERE By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS HI Lo Pre Albany 70 41 Albu'que 71 43 Amarillo 77 44 Anchorage 41 39 Asheville 76 53 Atlanta 78 54 Bakersfield 75 58 Birmingham 83 61 Bismarck 56 32 Boise 65 34 Boston 55 42 Brownsville 81 74 Buffalo 61 50 Charleston 79 63 Charlotte 79 54 Chicago 62 50 1.60 Cincinnati 69 59 Cleveland 71 58 Denver 49 33 .79 Des Moines 65 59 1.60 Detroit 68 53 .12 Duluth 50 33 .20 Fairbanks 65 47 Fort Worth 74 70 Fresno 76 49 Green Bay 56 45 .46 Helena 38 31 Honolulu 84 71 Houston 75 Ind'apolis 75 62 Jacks'ville 78 52 Juneau 49 43 .06 Kansas City 75 58 .73 Little Rock 78 68 Los Angeles 63 55 Louisville 76 61 Marquette 47 38 .46 Memphis 79 65 Miami 77 71 Milwaukee 45 42 .31 48 42 1.04 New Orleans 75 66 New York 68 53 Oakland Aprt 65 50 Okla. City 73 68 Omaha 63 45 .20 Orlando 83 61 Palm Springs 80 50 Paso Robles 68 39 Philad'phia 62 Phoenix 70 52 .07 Pittsburgh 67 55 Pt'land, Ore.

70 43 Pt'land, Me. 53 36 Rapid City 42 35 .61 Red Bluff 78 50 Richmond 73 49 St. Louis 78 64 Salt Lake 54 41 San Diego 63 56 San Fran 63 49 Seattle 64 43 Spokane 61 37 Tampa 79 66 Thermal 77 57 Washington 64 49 Vital statistics BIRTHS BENNETT In Reno, May to Mr. and Mrs. James Bennett of 'Sparks, a daughter.

BLINCOE In Reno, April 30, 1973, to Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Blincoe of Reno, a son. CAMP In Reno, April 30, 1973, Mr. and Mrs.

Michael Camp of Sun Valley, a daughter. DAELLENBACH In Reno, 1973, to Mr. and Mrs. Willard Daellenbach of Reno, a daughter. DEARING In Reno, April 30, 1973, to Mr.

and Mrs. Larry G. Dearing of Reno, a daughter. to ERICSON Mrs. In William Reno, Ericson April 30, 1973, Mr.

and of Reno, a daughter. HAMILTON Reno, May 1, to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hamilton of Reno, daughter. WILSON In Reno, April 30, 1973, to Mr.

and Mrs. Clayton C. Wilson of Reno, a son. WILT In Reno, April 30, 1973, to Mr. and Mrs.

Ronald E. wilt of Lemmon Valley, a son. Fire calls Fire fighters responded to these calls from 11 a.m. Monday to 11 a.m. today: RENO 11:12 with a.m., Reno airport, landed plane, safely.

landing nose gear up, 12:19 p.m., 575 E. Plumb Lane, kitchen fire, minor damage. 5:47 p.m.. 140 Court gas spill. washed down area.

3:38 a.m., 1960 Helena auto fire, moderate damage. SPARKS No Calls. CARSON CITY 11:18 a.m., 200 block of East Messer Blasdel Building, waste paper basket, no damace. Florence Newcomer A funeral was to be held this afternoon at Walton's Sparks Funeral Home for Florence E. Newcomer, 839 18th Sparks.

Mrs. Newcomer died Friday in a local rest home. A native of Reno, she moved to Sparks in 1928. She was a a member of the Neighbors of Woodcraft, the Auxiliary to the United Spanish War Veterans, and Emmanuel First Baptist Church. Surviving are daughters Harriett Leonard, Reno, and Edna Fruzza and Rogene Marrow in California, son Robert of Sparks, 12 grandchildren and several great-grandchildren.

Burial was to be in the Mountain View Cemetery. 10 57 29 57 14 54 12 30 89 134 14 397 59 59 10 11 52 36 431 410 401 401 28 147 11 11 325 14 189 8 2161 15 217 J- 14 32 8 189 23 53 124 12 8 42 42 8 x124 16 109 -K K- 14 27 8 34 17 12 16 16 10 25 247 30 272 15 29 41 41 43 67 693 73 37 58 16 16 28 90 16 5 51 42 12 76 81 50 28 49 17 12 78 31 Mass 11.45 12.55 Harbr 7.79 8.51 8.90 9.73 MASS FNCL: Legal 6.31 6.90 7.48 8.17 MIT 11.38 12.44 Pace Fd 7.89 8.62 11.64 12.72 MIG 12.91 14.11 SHEARSON. FDS: 7.35 8.03 MID 13.97 15.27 Appre 18.55 7.71 8.34 MFD 13.02 14.23 Incom 20.27 17.52 19.15 34.14 6.71 6.71 MCD 14.21 15.53 Invest 9.24 10.10 SEC: Mates Iv 2.50 2.50 Sh Dean 10.79 10.79 5.85 6.40 Mather 11.59 11.59 Side Fd (z) (z) Mid Am (z) (z) SIGMA FUNDS: 8.04 8.79 Mony Fd 10.44 11.41 Cap Shr 8.06 8.81 11.44 12.51 MtI BnG 9.76 10.70 4.45 Inv 10.56 11.54 19.97 4.86 MIF Fd 7.73 8.36 Trst 8.25 19.97 MIF Gro 4.47 4.83 Ventur 9.02 9.42 10.30 23.26 23.26 MuOm gt 4.78 5.20 Smith 10.04 10.04 MuOm in 9.28 10.09 SB 11.64 11.64 GRP: Mut Shrs 15.85 15.85 So GenF 4.16 4.55 Muti Trs 1.99 1.99 11.83 12.39 6.59 7.20 Nat Indu 9.86 9.86 Swst Inv 8.40 9.08 6.06 6.62 NAT SEC FDS: Sw Inv 6.46 6.98 10.57 10.57 Balanc 9.37 10.24 Sovr In 11.39 12.47 7.61 7.61 Bond Sr 4.97 5.43 InD 7.60 7.60 8.04 8.79 Dividn 3.81 4.16 STATE BND GRP: 6.10 6.10 Pref Stk 6.44 7.04 Com Fd 4.68 5.11 1.59 1.74 Incom 4.90 5.36 Divesif 5.12 5.60 18.17 19.64 Stock Sr 6.84 7.48 Progrs 4.97 5.43 9.82 10.73 Grwth 6.98 7.63 St Fr Gr 4.69 4.69 7.15 7.81 NEW ENG LF: St Fr Inc 9.69 9.69 13.83 15.11 Equity 16.08 17.48 State Str 46.64 47.14 6.45 7.07 Grwth 10.55 11.47 STEADMAN FDS: 2.94 3.22 Side 16.31 17.73 Am Ind 3.07 3.07 6.94 9.67 NEA Mt 10.20 10.41 Asso Fd 1.27 1.27 31.92 34.98 Neu Cent 4.66 4.66 Invest 1.40 1,40 12.97 14.17 Neuwth 8.53 8.53 STEIN ROE FDS: 7.43 7.43 Newton 13.61 14.87 Balanc 21.07 21.07 3.82 New Wid 12.70 13.88 Capiti 10.12 10.12 12.11 13.23 Nichlas 16.13 16.13 Stock 14.92 14.92 GROUP: Nest Ivtr 15.75 15.75 SIS GROUP: 6.51 Oceang 6.37 6.37 Grwth 6.10 6.68 5.69 6.18 Omega 7.66 7.78 Incom 8.61 9.44 4.30 4.67 0 Neil fd 11.45 11.45 Smmit 8.89 9.74 9.86 10.72 One Will 16.03 16.03 Technl 6.29 6.89 19.63 21.34 OPPENHM FD: Syncro 7.34 8.02 9.64 10.37 Op Aim 10.15 11.09 TMR Ap 8.42 9.20 8.39 9.12 Op Tme Fnd 7.30 7.98 Teachrs 9.12 10.31 Op 4.85 5.30 OTC 6.70 7.32 Templ 9.32 10.19 Sec (z) (z) Tower 5.70 6.23 4.18 4.57 Paramt 7.90 8.63 Tran Cap 8.33 9.05 4.12 4.50 Paul Rev 7.02 7.67 Travi Es 10.41 11.41 3.46 Pa Mut 2.54 2.54 Tudor 11.42 11.42 12.83 14.02 Penn Sq 6.71 6.74 20th CG 2.52 2.76 20.20 20.82 Phila Fd 6.63 7.27 20th CI 3.85 4.22 7.34 7.34 ine St 10.34 10.34 Unifed 8.93 9.76 9.17 9.97 Pin Tre 3.32 Unifund 9.26 10.12 16.87 16.87 PIONEER FD: UNION SERVICE 7.62 8.28 Pion En 7.31 7.99 GROUP: 8.50 9.24 Pion Fd 11.47 12.54 Brd Iv 13.65 14.92 24.35 24.35 Pionr 9.45 10.43 Natl Inv 8.35 9.13 lannd 9.72 10.62 Un Capt 9.61 10.50 19.26 20.14 PLI GRO ROWE: 12.77 13.96 Whthal 13.01 14.22 20.36 22.31 PRICE UNITED FUNDS: 8.88 9.73 Grwth 26.39 26.39 Accum 7.06 7.74 7.50 8.22 Nw Era 10.98 10.98 Bnd Fd 8.13 8.91 5.78 6.34 Nw Hor 28.53 28.53 Cont gw 9.71 10.64 22.12 24.24 Pro Fd 8.67 8.67 Cont Inc 10.17 11.15 10.82 11.86 Providt 4.15 4.54 Incom 13.51 14.81 7.70 8.44 Provd Gt 8.46 9.25 Scienc 6.89 7.55 4.11 4.51 Prud SIP 10.46 11.43 Vangd 7.08 7.76 4.71 5.16 UTNAM US GvtS 10.25 10.41 3.73 4.08 FUNDS: VALUE LINE FDS: 6.18 6.78 Equity 8.25 9.02 Val Lne 5.55 6.08 7.30 8.00 Geo 15.03 16.43 Val Inc 4.60 5.04 5.30 5.30 Grwth 10.76 11.78 Lev Gth 7.17 7.50 Inc 8.15 8.91 Val Spc 3.52 3.86 15.82 17.33 Inv 9.44 10.32 VANCE 7.56 8.26 Vista 9,58 10.58 SANDERS: 13.81 15.07 Voyag 9.76 10.67 Bos Fnd 7.26 7.93 5.75 6.28 Revere 7.45 8.14 VS Com 7.38 8.07 8.03 8.77 Rinfrt 12.42 Spect 7.73 8.45 6.40 7.00 Sagittar 2.29 2.29 Vndrblt 1 5.41 5.91 7.90 0.63 Schus Fd 8.59 9.39 Vangrd 2.07 2.26 3.53 Schus Sp 9.00 9.84 Vant 1090 6.46 SCUDDER FDS: Varied 3.94 4.28 Intr Inv 18.49 18.49 Vikng Gr 5.45 5.45 12.36 12.36 Balanc 16.51 16.51 WallSt gr 7.33 8.01 14.42 14.42 Com 10.73 10.73 Wash Mu 11.22 12.26 Specal 30.31 30.31 Weing eq 10.74 10.74 6.57 7.10 SECURITY FDS: WELLINGTON 3.15 3.41 Equity 3.43 3.76 GROUP: 10.48 11.15 Invest 6.95 7.62 Eplor 21.35 23.33 10.62 11.61 Ultra 6.89 7.55 Ivest 9.43 10.31 9.80 10.71 SELECTED FDS: Morgn 10.88 11.89 FUNDS: Am Shr 9.34 9.11 Trust 11.85 12.95 3.96 4.34 Opp Fd 10.37 11.33 Welsly 12.19 13.32 8.88 9.70 Spl Shrs 12.95 14.15 Welltn 11.25 12.30 8.93 9.76 Sentinel 9.61 10.45 Windsr 7.78 8.50 3.89 4.25 Sentry 14.05 15.27 West Ind 3.57 3.95 2.41 2.41 SHAREHLD GRP Wsfld Gr 8.45 9.18 Comst 3.37 3.68 Wscons 5.66 6.19 8.07 8.84 Entrpr 5.71 6.24 Ziegler 9.26 10.12 7.34 8.04 Flet Fd 4.11 4.49 -4-dividend. Eugenio Arbico The Rosary will be Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Walton Funeral Home in Reno for Eugenio Arbico, 91, 1155 Sweetwater Drive.

He died Monday in a Reno hospital. He was born Dec. 11, 1881, in Italy and came to the Reno area in 1913. A truck farmer, he was a member of the Guissepi Verdi Lodge of the Sons of Italy. Surviving are son John Arbico, Reno, daughters Sylvia Meagher, Sparks, and Virginia Rosa, Reno, grandchildren Thomas Arden, Santa Rosa, James Arden, Dorothy Howton and Larry Rosa of Reno, and Edward Meagher, Sparks, sister Rosita of Italy and seven great-grandchildren.

Requiem Mass will be Thursday at 10 a.m. at St. Thomas Aquinas Cathedral. Burial will be Friday at 11 a.m. in the Holy Cross Cemetery, Colma, Calif.

Ruth J. Hartnett A private graveside service will be held Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. at the Mountain View Cemetery for Ruth Jane Hartnett, 50, 1327 Westfield St. Mrs. Hartnett, born Sept.

14, 1922, died Sunday at her home, She was a native of San Francisco. A housewife, she came to Reno 12 years ago. Surviving are her mother, Mrs. Jean Harris, Reno, and son James A. Benton, Sepulveda, Calif.

The Ross, Burke Knobel Mortuary is handling arrangements. cdy clr clr rn clr cdy rn clr cdy cir cir clr cdy clr cdy International deaths ADM. DA vID S. CRAWFORD SAN DIEGO, Calif. (AP) Rear Adm.

David S. Crawford, 77, plans and operations officer of the 7th Fleet during World War II, died Sunday. After the war, he was commanding officer of the heavy cruiser Fall River, flagship during the Bikini atomic bomb tests. HARRY UYTENHAAK AMSTERDAM (AP) Harry Uytenhaak, 55, news editor of The Associated Press in The Netherlands, died Monday of a heart attack. He specialized in sports and the affairs of the progressive Dutch Roman Catholic Church.

NEW YORK METALS NEW YORK Metal prices Monday: Aluminum, primary, 99.5 per cent plus, pure 50. lb. ingots 25.00€ lb. Antimony, domestic, per cent, f.o.b. Laredo, bulk 66.00c lb.

Copper electrolytic, delivered U.S. 60.00-66.00 Lake 59.62 lb. Lead, common, U.S. 16.00c lb. Manganese 99.9 per cent boxed regular 33.25 lb.

Nickel, electrolytic cathodes, f.o.b. Port Colborne, 153.00 lb. Platinum, soft, 99.5 fine, producer $141.40 oz. Quicksilver, flask. Tin, N.Y., prompt delivery 201.00c lb.

Tungsten power, 9.9 per cent minimum pure, lb. Zinc, prime western, U.S. 20.25-21.00 lb. SILVER PRICES NEW YORK Handy and Harman Monday quoted silver at 218.2 cents per fine ounce up 1.6 cents. Lab busy SASKATOON (AP) Director J.

W. Hamm said the Saskatchewan soil testing laboratory is getting busier. The laboratory, located at the University of Saskatchewan, processed 5,892 samples in the 1972 fall testing period compared with 2.801 in 1971..