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It or ir rei warai 00111 aw gilt For trucks did to trucks what the the railroads." akkon ON JOUHNAL 1 and I ranance five-year increase of 128 pet. between 1963 and 196S will be more than matched in the years ahead. In fact, he says, "With the new air cargo planes coming in we mav do to the planes that would make a i shipment more efficient and more attractive. Officials are talking about the Lockheed 500, the civilian cargo model of the military's C-5A. It is due some time next year and could carry 360,000 pounds.

Then there's the jumbo passenger the Boeing 747, coming in this Winter. The 747 FOR YEARS the air freight people have been dreaming about a new generation of SIO Million Issue SOURCES OF PERSONAL INCOME Sea.onoiiy Adjustri mil Tuesday, September lfi. Wi9 Akron Beacon Journal billions ot Dollar! I I TOTAL PERSONAL INCOME 700 1 Highest Rate Ever For Edison Bonds WAGE AND SALARY DISBURSEMENTS 600; 500 400 I I i I OTHER INCOME 200 TRANSFER PAYMENTS 100 p3 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 used by the utility to help finance its 1969-70 construction program, estimated at about $155 million. THE EDISON bonds carry an AAA rating, which makes them the highest grade obligations. In the bond market, the AAA rating means the bonds "possess the ultimate degree of protection as to principal and interest marketwise" and provide the maximum safety on all counts.

Mansfield's announcement said the bonds are optionally redeemable at prices ranging from 110.25 pet. down to par, but are non-refundable prior to Sept. 1, 1974, at a lower effective interest cost. (Sourct: Deportment of Comment) By JOSEPH E. KUEBLER Beacon Journal Business Editor Ohio Edison Co.

ran into the high cost of borrowing money today as it sold $40 million in first mortgage bonds that will carry an 8 pet. coupon. Morgan Stanley a New York brokerage firm, was the successful bidder, offering a premium of 100.954 pet. for each $1,000 bond, President D. Bruce Mansfield announced.

THIS WILL make the cost of money to the company 8.1643 the highest in Edison's history but generally in line with current interest rates. Morgan Stanley said it will reoffer the bonds to the public at 102 which will yield investors 8.07 pet. on their money. Thus a $1,000 par value bond will cost the buyer $1,020, on which he will draw 8y4 pet. interest.

Proceeds of the sale will be Beacon Journat-Chtcaqo Sun-Times Young pop music addicts think a week is a long time to sing a song and a month is the measure ancient history. Hence, the record companies rush top tune candidates around the country by air hoping to hit the market before it is gone. To the air freight industry, this is good and bad. Good that the record companies do see fit to ship by air. Bad that only 10 pet.

of the records sold in this country do move into distribution by air. IT IS the 90 pet. moving by truck and train that bothers and excites people like Julius Wagner, a founder of and president of a company called Jet Air Freight. Jet Air Freight is one of 170 or so companies in the business of forwarding freight by air. It picks up products, sorts and consolidates them, puts the shipments aboard the appropriate airline and handles deliveries at the other end.

It and five other companies out of the 170 have public stock. The others: Emery Air Freight, Airborne Freight, Domestic Air, Wings Wheels and WTC Air. WHAT, Wagner keeps asking himself, will happen to the freight business a to his company i the air industry grabs off 20 or 30 or 50 pet. of the record business? Or to put it in more realistic terms, what will happen to the business if very small gains can be made across the board in all product categories? As matters now stand, only 1 pet. of the freight moving between cities goes by air.

HOW ABOUT an increase to just 2 pet. Last year domestic air freight revenues amounted to $297,000,000. On the basis of past performance, it is not too farfetched to think that revenues could double to the $600,000,000 area in a relatively short time. In 1963, air freight revenues TOTAL PERSONAL income for Mr. Consumer and his fellows at the end of the year's second quarter reached $746.1 billion, at the seasonally adjusted rate.

Wage and salary disbursements totaled $508.5 billion and transfer payments were at the rate of $65.2 billion. (Transfer payments refer to funds transferred from categories such as Social Security and pension funds to the personal income segment of the economy.) Dealer Topic: Manpower silver, will lead a "Tire Top Woostor Bnih Opens llh Plant Wooster Brush remnizod as iho world's largest producer of paint brushes, has opened its fourth manufacturing plant and warehouse at Reno, New Gov. Paul M. Laxalt of Nevada and Jack Lester, president of the 118-year-old Wooster, O. firm, addressed 250 guests at the opening ceremonies.

The 34,000 sq. ft. Reno plant is designed to serve 10 pet. of the projected market for paint applicator products, Lester said. Traffic Accidonl Losses Soar The Insurance Information Institute says that economic losses from traffic accidents in the nation totaled more than $1.2 billion in June, an increase of $93 million over the same month last year.

It was the sixth consecutive month losses have been higher than comparable periods in 1968. The losses include wages, medical expenses, property damage and insurance service costs. 43fusl End Trade Barriers' David Rockefeller, chairman of the Chase Manhattan Bank, Monday urged the world's businessmen to help break down tariff and trade barriers in order to foster development around the world and 'close the income gap" between the rich and poor nations. Delivering the keynote address at the International Idustrial Conference, he warned that if international trade and investment are curtailed by artificial barriers as a result of national efforts to control inflation "we could so embitter two-thirds of mankind that it would take generations just to reestablish communication, and during that time we could be forced to live in armed camps." Rockefeller proposed "to let the poor countries earn more of their way in the world through free access to the markets of the rich." '42 Pet. Need Housing Aid' An estimated 42 pet.

of the state's population needs some form of governmental assistance to get safe, decent, sanitary housing. William B. Roshon, chief of the urban development division of the Department of Urban Affairs in Columbus has told the convention of the Ohio Association of Real Estate Boards there. Such assistance, he said, embraces 886,000 units with 86,000 of the total needed each year just to keep up with new family formations in the low-income bracket. "In Ohio," he added, "112,000 units are needed by 19S5 to replace our present substandard housing 'units." Goal: Help For Consumers Two projects are under way in related efforts to help make it easier for the consumer to know what he's buying.

In one, the Lazarus store in Columbus, of Federated Department Stores is using new "buying guide tags" on all small appliances which detail what should be expected of them. In the other, Safeway Stores in Wahington, D. are using special gummed labels showing the cost per pound or pint of packaged foods and detergents to make for easier comparison of different size packages. Exchanges Fight Complaints The New York and American stock exchanges have recommended new procedures to expedite the handling and solving of customer complaints by membr brokerage firms. Standardized forms would help keep operating executives of the houses informed of complaints, their status and their age.

The goal is to pinpoint problem areas and Rpoed corrective action. has a cargo hold that will take 35,000 pounds versus the 9,000 pounds of the current 707s. WAGNER is confident his own company, with headquarters in Inglewood, offices in 12 other cities, and a recently acquired international arm, will grow even faster than the industry. "Usually," he says, "the air freight forwarding industry grows at 15 to 20 pet. a year.

And usually our figures are double the industry rate." Last year, Jet's sales amounted to $25,507,000 while profits equaled 70 cents a share. This year sales should top $30,000,000, according to Wagner, while earnings climb to the area of 95 cents to $1 a share. P-D Bid Approved By ERWIN MAUS III Beacon Journal Financial Writer Director of both Denny's Restaurants and Parvin-Dohr-mann Co. have approved terms of Denny's acquisition of P-D. The terms, unchanged since the amended proposal of July 10, call for the restaurant chain to issue three and one-third of its commoTi shares for each share of Parvin-Dohr-mann whose chairman, Del-bert W.

Coleman, is a former Akronite. On basis of Monday's closing price of for Denny's, the transaction's value is aproximately $112 million. SHAREHOLDERS of both companies, and certain regulatory agencies, must now approve, and the acquisition also hinges on "other conditions" being met, according to Denny's president Harold Butler. 's originally announced its tender offer June 5 on the basis of four of its shares for each share of Par-vin-Dohrmann, which owns and operates three Las Vegas casinos. A that time the offer was equivalent to $146 a share of P-D stock, or $184.3 million.

Coleman's company was trading around $140 a share, and restaurant chain's stock was selling at $36.62. P-D CLOSED Monday at $68.50 a share, with the Denny's stock valued at $79.58 per P-D share. Coleman, who at last report held 207,300 shares of Parvin-Dohrmann stock, would realize approximately $16.5 million for his holdings on the basis of Monday's close. The former Akron lawyer gained control of Parvin-Dohr-mann a year ago by buying 300,000 shares at $35 a share, but he later sold a substantial part of those shares to a control group he organized. When Denny's originally announced its tender offer, Butler said he did not expect Coler man to be involved in management of the firm should the transaction go through.

Ohio tire dealers will convene in Columbus Wednesday for their Fall meeting and hear a discussion "Developing Manpower." Harry McComas, director of field operations for the National Tire Dealers find Retreaders Association of Washington will be the speaker. The afternoon program also includes a film featuring Vince Lombardi, the Washington Redskins coach, on "How to Make a Second Effort." Two Cleveland dealers, Jos-peh Russo and Leonard Fine- ics" discussion. Russo is due to be elected president of the naj tional association later this month. Robert A. Turner, president of Northern Ohio Tire Co.

of Akron, is president of the Ohio Tire Dealers Retreaders Association, and William Floyd of Poison Rubber Co. is executive secretary. B. C. Roush, vice president-sales, Dayton Tire Rubber will address the dinner.

The sessions will be held at Imperial House North. EDISON last sold bonds in 1961 when a $30 million issue carried a 4 pet. coupon. A 1945 issue was sold at 2 pet. Bidding on today's 30-year bonds was exceptionally close.

An underwriting group headed by First Boston Corp. offered 100.95 pet. at an interest cost to the company of 8.1647. The Glore Forgan, Wm. R.

Staats Inc. group bid 100.897 at an interest cost of 8.1694 and Halsey, Stuart Co. offered 100.800 at a cost of 8.1781 pet. All carried a coupon rate of 8'4 pet. MONDAY, Tenneco Inc.

sold $50 million in first mortgage pipeline bonds at a record 9 pet. interest rate. The issue carries a relatively poor triple-B rating and was offered at 100.5 pet. to yield 8.95 pet. to the investor.

Most of the issue was sold the first day, however. Profits Spurt For Cinema General Cinema Corp. which acquired Akron-based American Beverage Corp. 18 months ago, posted a 45 pet. increase in earnings for the third quarter of its 1969 fiscal year ending July 31.

Nine-month profits were up 41 pet. The Boston firm had net income of $2,578,000 on revenues of $40,356,000 during the third quarter. In the preceding year, income was $1,776,000 on revenues of $22,795,000. Nine -month profit was $4,409,000 on sales of $92,783,000 in contrast to income of on sales of $49,574,000 a year ago. General Cinema noted the '69 figures reflect several acquisitions.

Mutual Funds Bid Ask Bid Ask 3.06 Plan Inv 11.95 67.54 67.S4 Bid Ask Inv Indie 13.72 13.72 Inves Bos 12.32 13.46 Investors Group: NEW YORK (AP) The following quotations, supplied by the National Associ 12.18 13.31 13.55 14.81 totaled only $130,000,000. Wagner, understandably partisan, i certain that the 8.26 9.03 IDS ndi 4.94 5.36 3.81 4.17 Mut deVgh Decat Inc Delawre Delta Tr Divid Shr DowT In Downt Drexel Dreyf Fd Price Funds: Grwth 24.81 24.81 Era 9.80 9.80 Hor 26.78 2 6.78 Pro Fund 10.96 10.96 Provdnt 4.75 5.19 Puritan 9.90 10.82 Putnam Funds: 6.65 7.27 6.22 6.82 4.50 5.00 10.40 11.31 20.04 21.78 8.97 9.64 7.91 859 ation of Securities i Dealers, are the prices at which these securities could have been sold (bid) or bought (asked) Monday. 16.10 16.10 13.09 14.35 12.61 13.62 5.00 5.46 Equit 10.89 11.90 Dreyf Lv 22.80 23.51 14.29 15.6? 10.80 11 Balan Ask 2.60 Bid 2.38 7.28 15.22 16.63 9.05 9.05 8.28 9.00 21.43 21.43 12.77 13.96' 6.12 6.69 11.19 12.23 7.96 Georg Grth Incom Invest Vista Voyag Rep Tech Revere Rosenth i.01 8.66 11.50 12.57 8.27 9.04 7.25 7.92 10.77 10.77 9.05 9.89 4.94 5.40 13.61 14.87 8.41 9.20 Grwth Incom Spec! Stock Eberst Earet Funds 14.66 16.02 Prog Stock Select Var Py Inv Resh Istel Ivest Ivy Hncock Johnstn Keystone Cus Bl Cus B2 Cus B4 Cus Kl Cus K2 Cus SI Cus Cus S3 Cus S4 Polar 19.18 20.02 Aberdn Advisrs Affiliate! Afutre Alpha Fd I Amcap jAm Bus iAm Dvln iAEx sol 13.49 14.75j 13.37 14.53 10.67 10.67 11.75 12.84 5.93 6.48 .12 3.55 Heads Sale Of Car Tires Appointment Robert W. Finlay, 43, as manager of auto tire sales for Goodyear was Emrg Sc DIVIDENDS 15.76 17.25 Schustr 10.48 11.46iEnergy Scudder Funds: unavail Int Inv 10.08 Entprse 6.71 7.29 Equity 8.77 8.77 Equt Gth 9.44 10.32 Essex 3.17 3.46 Everst In TREASURY BONDS Spcl Bal Com St Am Grth Am Inv Am Mut AmN Gth Am Pac 20.15 21.98 9.31 10.16 7.93 8.65 5.45 5.96 17.86 19.49 11.07 12.081 8.54 9.33 5.34 5.84 4.37 4.79 7.41 8.12 11.17 12.23 10.L1 11.15 15.44 16.87 6.31 6.90 5.22 5.71 7.13 7.79 36.53 36.53 15.13 15.13 11.08 11.08 11.32 12.24 3.77 4.12 7.68 8.39 P- Stk. of Pay-Rate riod Record abla OMITTED Am Bakeries Hart-Carter INITIAL Simplex Ind new .0625 9-23 10-3 INCREASED '43 8.12 Explor Sec Div Sec Equit Knickb Anchor Group NEW YORK (AP) Closing over the counter U.S.

Government Treasury bonds, bid, asked, net change and yield for Monday. Fairfd Farm Bu Sec Inv Knick Gt Lexingt 10.17 11.00 Selec Am .1 4.79 15.89 17.3714s 69 Oct 99.29 Lex Rsch Sel Specs Capit 9.00 9.86 Grwth 13.00 14.25 Incme 8.83 9.68 Fd Inv 9.99 10.95 Associa 1.31 1.44 Fed Grth Fid Cap Fid Fund Fid Trnd Sh Dean 22 54 22.54 1 2'js 69-64 Dec 98.26 9.88 10.80 4s 70 Feb 98.16 CHICAGO LIVESTOCK Liberty Life Stk Life Inv Side 8.27 9.04 14.16 14.16 8.34 9.11 9.54 10.43 17.80 19.51 16.02 14.51 15.86 23.05 24.52 11.06 12.09 V1.22 11.771 13.88 15.17 11.68 12.77 16.69 18.24 25.49 27.86 Prog: 6.66 7.29 4.17 4.57 6.33 6.93 8.66 9.47 10.85 11.86 9.82)10.76 8.8V 9.65 9.44 9.59 7.57 8.27 41.92 46.02 7.87 6.65 7.28 7.95 9.93 10.85, 2Vjs 70-65 97.17 Sigma 7-05jFnancial 6.17 6.74 96.22 11.75 12.84i 4s 70 Aug Ling Astron 6.45 Axe Houghton: Fund A 7.02 Loomis Sayles Canad 38.52 38.52 Sig Inv Sigma Tr Smith Swn Inv Swlnv Gt 7.63 9.63 6.99 5.61 Jo announced -day by A. H. Shafer, marketing manager. Manager retread plant sales and operations since May, 1968.

Finlay succeeds i 1-liam E. Still who has taken early retire- Capit 1 1.79 11.79 Mut 14.88 14.88 8.86 6.40 5.16 8 84 Sover Inv 8 9.79 10.70 71-66 9.71 9.71 4S 71 9.13 9.87l3'S 71 8 09 8.75 4s 72 Feb 14.35 15.71 72-67 Jun 5.52 5.5214s 72 Aug 50.2 5 51.751 2'2S 72-67 Sep Funds: 72-67 Dec 11.35 1 2.40 14s 73 7.35 8.03! 4'es 73 4.67 5.10; 4' as 74 9.70 9.70 Dynm Indust Incom Vent FstF Va Fst InGth Fst InStk Fst Multl Fst Nat Fst Siera Flet Cap Flet Fnd Fla Gth Fnd Gth Foundrs 10.61 11.60 6.87 7.51 7.57 8.27 99.31 98.30 98.20 97.21 96.26 93.6 93.10 92.12 92.6 87.26 90.22 86.22 85.22 88.12 88.12 87.26 87.20 85.20 79.4 75.16 70.24 70.8 77.12 69.8 74.8 73 4 72.12 69.8 Manhtn 7.44 8.13 Mass Fd 10.78 11.78 Mass Gth 12.33 13.48 Mass Tr 15.47 16.91 Mates 5.11 5.11 Mathers 11.78 11.78 McDon 9.50 10.47 MidA Mu 6.61 7.22 Moody Cp 14.40 15.74 Moody' 13.69 14.96 Morton Funds: 8.26 9.03' 6.90 Barnett Nat Secur .25 10-1 7.43 First Chi Corp .55 9-19 10-1 7 41 Solitron Dev 045 9-26 10-10 7.68 STOCK 7 40 Botiack Corp 3pc 10-3 10-24 7 83 Security Corp 3pc 10-10 li-3 7 76 REGULAR 7 60 AssdCoca-Cola Bott .18 10-3 10-30 7 49 Cdn Intl Power .40 9-23 10-2 7 62 Cutter Labs A8.B .11 10-10 10-24 755 Detroit Edison ....35 9-25 10-15 755 Fidelity Cp Pa .40 9-29 10-15 7 48 Firestone .40 10-3 10-20 7 42 Gamble-Skogmo .325 10-17 10-31 7 41 Health-Mor 15 9-25 10-8 7.44 Kinney NatSvc .0625 10-15 11-14 7 26 Lane Co 125 9-22 10-1 6.83 Lane Co 125 12-1 12-15 6 65 LeedsSiNorthrup .125 10-1 10-25 6,50 Mammoth Mart .07 10-10 11-1 6.26 Murray Ohio Mfg .15 9-23 10-1 6.58 Nat Fuel Gas 42 9-30 10-15 6.17 Va RR .045 10-15 10-31 6.40 Va RR .045 11-14 11-28 6.19 Va RR .045 12-15 12-29 6.35 Security Corp .50 10-10 11-3 5.19 Skyline Corp 12 9-24 10-3 5.67 Sterchi Bros Strs .12 11-26 12-10 92.30 93.2 92.4 91.30 87.18 90.14 86.14 85.14 88.4 88.4 87.18 87.12 85.4 78.20 75 70.8 69.24 76.28 68.24 73.74 72.4 Fund Stock Sci Cp Babson Berg Knt Blair Fd Bondstk Boston St Boston Broad St Bullock CG Fd Canadn Capit Inc Capit Inv Capit Shr Cent Shr Channing Balan Com St Fds: 14.49 15.66 15.31 16.77 9.33 10.09 4V4S 74 3'HS 74 4S 80 Finlay 5.63 6.15 20.51 20.51 14.96 14.96 18.78 20.30 8.25 9.02 14.35 14.35 11.79 12.891 Foursq 7.09 7.77 Franklin Group: 8. 33 .13 4.49 4.92 7.14 7.83 10.85 11.86 StFrm Gt State St Steadman Am Ind Fiduc Scien Stein Roe Bal Cap Op Stock Sup InGt SuplnSt Syncr Gt TMR Ap Teachrs Techncl Techvst Technol Temp Gt Towr MR Tran Cap Trav Eq Grwth 10.18 11.16 Incom 4.04 4.43 Insur 7.84 8.59 Com St 7.09 7.77 83-78 85 85-75 90 92-87 11.54 12.65 DNTC Flora CHICAGO (AP) Butcher hoq rnc were steady to strong at the Chicago Stockyards Tuesday. Hog receipts totaled 2,500 head and shippers took 1.810 of the supply Mixed 1 2 butchers weighing 205 to 330 pounds sold at 26.25 to 26.50 but 86 head scalina around 215 pounds topped at 26.65. "Mixed 2-3s in the 240 to 280 pound range went at 25.25 to 26 00.

Mixed 1-3 sows weiqhing 330 to 500 pounds brought 22.50 to 24.25. Slaughter steer and slaughter heifer prices were steady and cattle receipts totaled 700 head. A few loads and lots of mixed high choice and prime 1.125 to 1.225 pound slaughter steers sold at 30.25 to 30.75 and choice 950 to 1,200 pounds brought to 30.00 with good nd choice bringing 28.00 to 28.75. Choice 800 to 1,000 pound slaughter heifers sold at 26.75 to 28.00 and mixed good and choice 26.00 to 26.75. Spring slaughter lamb prices were steady and sheep receipts totaled 230 head.

Choice and prime 92 to 110 pound Spring slaughter lambs sold at 23 50 to 29.00. EGG MARKET COLUMBUS (AP) Price. p'd 'o country packing plants for eqcjs delivered 'a major Ohio cities cases induaed consumer grades including U. S. grades, minimum 50 case lots Car on Large A 52-55, Medium A 41-46, Smalt A 42-34' 2.

Sales to retailers in meior Oh.o cittos, Nygaard 44S Funds MIF Fd 9.25 10.00 Util Incom 12.17 13.19 MIF Gth 5.83 6.30 Vu OmG 5.14 5.59 9.56 10.48 11.43 12.49 20.22 22.10 10.47 10.91 6.39 6.98 8 34 8.08 8.81 23.46 25.64 4S 93-88 1.77 1.93lFreedm 6.52 7.15 2.32 2.54 8.62 9.42 9.58 10.47 unavail 71.28 4 -as 94-89 Grwth 6.55 7.16 Mu Omln 10.17 11.05 Mut Stirs 18.09 18.09 Fund Am Gen Sec Gibraltr 3s 95 68.24 3VjS 98 68.24 Nygaard Is I 69.8 Mut Trst 2.62 2.67 13.28 13.28 thirty. Prices quoted in dollars and 7.21 7, Incom 7.87 8.60 Sped 2.92 3.19; Chase Group: Fund 11.84 12.94! Frnt 96.14100.41 NEA Mut 10.84 11.86 Group Sec: Warner Co 36 10-1 10-15 Whiting Corp .375 10-3 10-24 7.79 8.47 seconds 9.85 Aero Sc 9.01 Nat WSec 10.10 10.93 Nat Ind 11.25 11.25 Com St Ful Ad Shrhd 11.70 12.79 Nat Invst 8.06 8.71 13.34 14.58 9.0B 9.93 22.25 22.92 16.61 18.04 9.81 10.72 17.36 18.97 4.37 4.78 4.71 5.15 10.13 11.11 Nat Secur Ser: Tudor Fd TwnC Gt TwnC Inc Chemcl Grth Ind Gryphn Balan 10.56 11.54 Bond 5.51 6.0? Divid 4.41 4.82 Unit Mut 25.83 25.83 Guaran Hamilton: 18.46 20.18 4.70 5.14 11.78 12.87 6.49 7.09 6.73 7.36 10.02 10.95 9.43 10.31 Unifd Colonial: Equty Fund Grwth Vent 4.87 5.321 Grwth 9.13 9. United Funds: HFI Gth lire ueaier Sales Chief Karl O. Nygaard, who was Southeastern regional manager for B. F.

Goodrich's tire division for the 6.9V 7.55 9.09 9.94 Youngfellow Drug Stores (J 5.42 5.92 Accm 7.55 8.25 Incom 14.18 15.50 Scien 8.06 8.81 1.35 1.47 Pf Stk Incom Stock Nat West Commc ComS Bd Hanovr Harbor 5.10 5.54 8.91 9.74 ment after nearly 18 years at this post and 32 years with the company. Finlay joined Goodyear i 19.50 a a budget manager trainee in Hartford, and came to Akron in 1956 as senior staffman in auto tire sales. He lives at 1891 Brookshire rd. Heat Treating Heat treating of metals will be discussed when the Akron district chapter of the American Society for Metals opens its 1969-70 program Wednesday evening at Young's Restaurant. Manuel Maligas of Goodyear Aerospace technical chairman for the chapter, will preside.

8.46 9.25 6.25 6.85 Commonwlth Fds: UFd Can 8.64 Value Line Fd: 9.99 10.86 Cap Fd 9.89 10.81 Nel Grfh Located Throughout The Akron-Cuyahoga Falls Area 9 83 10.74 Val Lin 7.71 8 45 15.15 16.56 12.1313.1? 9.00 9.00 12.55 12.72 2.87 3.14 15.25 15.89 Incom Invest 9.70 10.60 5 25 5.75 Incom 24.55 24.55 13.47 14.72 16.73 18.32 15.45 16.89 9.7 10.64 1.47 1.59 1.70 1.84 Neuwth New Wld NY Vent Newton Noreast Ocngph Omega 100 Fd 7.66 8.37 15.47 15.47 8.40 9.18 15.30 16.77 8.43 9.24 9.28 10.09 8.27 8.39 14.85 16.23 Gleem Hartwll Lev Hedb Gor Hedge Heritge Mann Hubsmn ISI Gth ISI Inc Impact Imp Cap Imp Gth Inc Fund Inc FdB Indepnd Ind Trnd Indstry InsBk Stk inv CoA Inv Guid 5.42 5.92 4.45 4.86 9.33 10.20 10.32 11.22 7.66 8.33 11.74 12.84 7.17 7.86 9.68 10.58 101 Fd cartons delivered: Larqe A white 56-6' mostly 58-59; medium 47-53, mostly Poultry prices at Ohio -Trv Southern Indiana, qua'ity fryrrs 6.: fight 9-10, mostly -0. CLEVELAND PRODUCE CLEVELAND (OPS) Market chanaes. Apples: Mcintosh 2 r-inch UP 1 i best mostly 1.75-2.00. Roans- bkts 2 00 Com: Crates 5 dozen 2 50? Letturp- Both leaf mostly 5' Peaches: 8qt bkts Peppers Medium-larqe 3150. No ret medium.

'6-gt large 1.50-2.00 Stock Cwlth AB Cwllh CD Comp As Compel Comp Bd Comp Fd Comstk Concord Consol In Consu In Cont Gth Corp Ld Cnty Cap One WmS 16.25 16.25 9 96 10.83 5.10 5.57 15.89 15.89 12.25 12.75 Spl Sit VnceS spl Vandrbt Vangd Var IndP Viking WL Morq WallSt In Wash Mu Wellgtn West Ind Whitehll Windsor Wintield Wise Fd Worth 7.55 8.27 7 85 8.58 8.02 8.77 5.38 5.88 5.03 5.47 7.12 7.74 9.26 10.12 11.70 12.79 12.5513.72 11.89 12.92 7.89 8.62 14.61 15.97 9.60 10.49 5.87 6 42 7.23 790 3 01 3.36 A unavail O'Neil 4.86 5.31 9.95 10.87 7.90 8.63 8.14 8.14 8.47 8.47 13.64 14.91 last three years, returns to A as general manager of dealer sales, W. H. Campbell, vice president replace out sale s. announced. W.

B. Flora 10.19 10.29 15.11 16.60 6.16 6.73 15.06 16.50 Oppenh Penn Sq Pa Mut Phlia Pilgrim Pilot Pine St Pioneer Head Shoulders 4.32-oz. Family Tube List $1.75 Reg. $1.24 Sale 99 13.48 14.57 6 56 7.17 13.53 14.79 9.31 10.17 7.92 8.66 7.01 7.66 Crn WDiv 9.51 9.51 Crn WDal 11.37 12.44 10.78 10.78 12.91 14.1 6.7-oz. Family size MONEY RATES NFW YORK 1 Sr rtoliars and Si'tiiU' Poreiqn F.

lar $1.05 List Reg. SALE 49' NY, pound futures future1, future of a del TUF.S V77 7.387? 2 3797 370? 3.S9? I 40 Hi's 895 Canada Britain, 0-day 90-day Autrat'i 6-Oz. Family Lotions dollar 99' list $1.65 Reg. $1.19 Sale Secret schilling Belgium, franc Denmark, krone France, (ranc. guilder JMty, l-ra Norway, krone e'cudo Sweden, krona Switzerland, franc, free West Ormany, MOM 9274 2.3385 2.3305 2.36B5 2 355 1 .1 45 0387 01St8 .1329 2764 .001585 .1399 0352 .193350 .2328 8 .0029 r.8Vi 2219 5 '02794 "JS0 sf.i 55'5 Anti-Perspirant 5-Oz.

size deu'cne ma Latin America becomes Southeastern regional manager-wholesale, with headquarters in Atlanta. He had been general manager of dealer sales. In another change, A. B. Sonne was named administrative assistant to Campbell.

NYCiAARI) was with the Department of Commerce before joining Goodrich in 1954 as an economist. He served as corporate director of business research before transferring to the tire division. Flora has been with Goodrich for 33 years, and was previously general manager of retail sales. Sonne, a 31-year veteran in sales, came to Akron in 1959 as retail stores staff credit SCOPE 1 7-Oz. Family Size list $1.49 Reg.

$1.07 Have lunch 007' 2150 OH' list $1.59 Reg. $1.19 Arqentma. peso, free Rrar. cruzeiro, free Mex.cn. peso Venezue'r, bolivar Far East Hor.g dollar Japan, yen Near East Israel, pound Texas style.

SALE SALE I 1 Steak. TREASURY NOTES 89 fAP) -CiOSinO '-i Trec- YOUNGFELLOW DRUG STORES VISIT THE YOUNGFELLOW DRUG STORE NEAREST YOU CASH GRAIN CHICAGO No 2 hard V'l'ow 1.33' in; No. 2 soft red 1.32'mv C'rn No. 2 yellow 1.25'n. Oats No.

2 eira heavy white Soybeans No. 1 yellow 2.255n Sobran oil 10 OOn. And only $L65 Flame-broiled entrees with our famous Sauce Bordelaise: Sirloin Steak Steak Kabob served 1 1 :3 0 to 4 except Sundays and Holidays GIRVES BROWN DERBY America's favorite steakhouses asked price dollars is and approximate yed Sunday. 99,18 99 27i 6 '7 96.8 96 2i 7 Ih 9 18 98.22 7 '1 09 2 7 1 26 98.30 7 .16 1 75 72 ''0 7 30 9. 70 9, -c 7 5 99 79 99 7.7' 91.20 92 fi i.

62 95 30 96.6 7 73 89 16 90 1' 6 55 95 20 95 28 7 47 9' 93 22 7 66 87.8 88.8 6.60 92.26 93.2 7 67 85.88 S6.8 6 56 83.16 84 16 6 47 81.16 82.16 6 49 SOB 81.8 6 31 92.10 92 18 7.a6 92 20 92 28 7 43 2.J0 92.28 7 36 93 22 93.30 7.33 95 95 30 7.05 95.26 96.2 7 26 ral taxes but not to State NEW YORK ury Notes b.d and thirty seer to maturity tr Oit i 1W? Apr V.7 1970 May 5H 1970 May 6J' 1970 Aug i't 1'0 Oct I'l 1970 Nov 5 1970 Feb 5H 1971 Feb Pt 1971 Apr 1971 May 5'- 1971 Oct V'l 1971 NOV 53 1971 Feb i 1972 Apr l'-3 197? May 41-4 1972 Oct 1972 Apr 1973 Oct T'J 1973 Apr 1974 Aua 5H 1'4 Nov 5 1974 Ftb 5 1975 My 6 W5 Feb '4 19' 1976 SuCiect to Fc Inco'ne taxes. 3241 0AKW00D DRIVE Cl'YAIIOGA FALLS, OHIO 2222 STATE ROAD CUYAHOGA FALLS, OHIO 2147 EAST AVENUE AKKON, OHIO 760 S. ARLINGTON ST. AKKON, OHIO 175 SHARES AKRON EQUIPMENT COMMON STOCK $1,500 per jhara in lots of shares Write Bent 52, Akron Beacon Journal Riflhtu Reserved To Limit Quantities AKRON: Highland. 8.14 V.

Market Waterloo. 959 E. Waterloo Rd. Hl'DSON: SO W. Streetsboro Rd.

NORTONl 2934 S. Fd. CUYAHOGA FALLS: 170 State Rd. MOTOR INN Cuyahoga Falls. Champagne party every Saturday night.

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