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a 37 THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER, THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 1(5. 1950 Died biluarg New York Curb Transactions Produce Market Prices WinDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 45, 1950 Dr. M'Clellan ,78, Ex-Dean, Dies $259,672 Is Left By Pharmacist shell down to 14 or below NOV. 15, lSf Total Transaction Shares Sales Issue 100 Gen Alloys. GenBhSup 20d GenFirepf IHd Gen Plywood.

Gen Ply pfl Geritv Mich Sale In Net Issue 100' Close eng. ABC Vendg 80 Acme Alum Adam Hat Strs Aero Supply. Ainsworth t. Air Asso. Alaska Airlines 4k a 2H 10J 11 34 4 8 4 26 1 7 2 2 2 1 GtYellowknife GleaAlden 80d Glenmore 1 Godchaux B2b Gold field GrRapVar 1 AltesBrcw 13 xAlumCo Am 2 9 Gray ig va Gt AP 7d AlumGd 1.65d 1 Am Bant Car A 7 Am Cit PLt B.TObe 55 Am Lndry 1 OS 2 Am Maracaibo 49 Am Meter 2 2 AmPotCH 2a 4 Am Rep Co VtA 3 Am.SealK.30d 4 Am Superpwr.

38 AngloOULt.37d 5 Ane-Wupp 1 GtLakesOACh GtLkOC wi 151 GtNoPpr2 40a Griesedck 2d GlfStsUt p4 40 HallLamp Hammrmll 2a Hartfrd Rayon HastingsMf .60 xHathwy Bk 1 Hazeltine 1d Hearn Dpt Sir HeclaMining 1 20'a S'm 22' 32'a 'a 10 -4'A 13a 4 150 choice to swim nearby veals. 170-210 lb. 39-40; heavy grades. 250 lbs or more, generally 38 down; med to good, 32-38: common to fair. 20-28; Ohio and southern choice veal weighing 170 to 210 lbs, 38-39; med to good, common to fair.

20-27. SHEEP AND LAMBS Demand fair. Market ateady. Quotations, per hundredweight: Lambs, good to choice, hundredweight, 31-32: heavy lambs, 30 down: fair to med. 25-29: common and plain.

sheep wethers. 7.30-16: ewes. heavy fat ewes and bucks, generally 1 2 -HOGS Weaker. Offerings ample for spotty demand. Quotations: Hogs.

180-210 lb. heavier, 18.50 down: sows. 18 down; lights, under 140 lbs, 18.S0 down. (Above quotations grain-fed hogs. Garbage hogs selling at a discount of 1.50-2 J.

CHlCAOO--fTJSDA) Salable hogs 12.000; uneven but generally 10-25 lower on butchers; most decline on weights under 220 lb; sows weak to mostly 25 lower; top 18.25 sparingly for choice 180-200 weights: most good and choice 180-220. 17.90-18.15; 230-260. 17.75-18: few 270-300. 17.60-17.75; sows weighing 400 and under 16.50-17.25; 400-500, 15.50-16.50: few aa low as 14.50 for around 600 or slightly over: good clearance; shippers took 1500. Salable CATTLE 11.00O: aalable calves 400; choice steers weighing up to 1350 and good and choice yearling fairly active, mostly steady: other grades and weights slow, weak, some sales 25-30 lower; heifers strong, extreme top 50 higher: beef cows closed 23-50 lower; canners and cutters steady; bulls opened fully steady but common and med kinds closed weak to 25 lower: vealers steady; about a dozen loads high-choice and- prime 1050-1240 fed steers 34.25-35: four loads at 33: bulk good and choice fed steers and yearlings good and choice fed heifers 30.75-34; beef cows, 19.50-23.50; canners and cutters 16.50-19.50; med and good sausage bulls med to choice vealers 29-35.

Salable SHEEP 20O0; slaughter lambs 50-1. mostly 1, lower; load-lot top good Ur choice wooled native and fed western lamb 29; bulk good to choice 28-29: two loads good to choice 90 summer-shorn fed westerns 28.50; ewe steady; bulk slaughter ewes WHOLESALE PRICES CHICAGO WHEAT closed Leading futures: to higher. WHEAT: 4 50 1 1 7 7 1 3 2 6 Heller 2 Holt 2 A 4 125 HoUinger 14 Korna-Hrdt 2 50 Humble Oil 4d 1 Huyler's 2 HygradeF 7 III Zinc 123 Imp Oil .60. 17 Imp Oil rg 3 Ins No Am 3a 1 Int Hyd-El pf 1 lnt Petrol 'aa 12 Inv Royal 2 Appal El Pwr pf 4' 120 110'A 4, ArKUS 3 5 ''a 'a Ark 4 Ark NG A 31 ArmstrRub A 1 1 Armst pf 2H 1 Aro Equip sd 4 11" 11? 15'. 39'a- 10' 13..

Aspinook 1 Asso Laund 2 1316- 'a At! Coast Fish 1 2'- 5 5V. V. 75-4 5 10'- 14'4 22'4- 4 2 68'a-1J' 10H 4 2 19a 13V 18 716.. 4 3- 7 22s 4- 1 i 35'a 3 6 84 10' Atlas Cp wts. 22 Atlas Ply 1 'd 2 AutoSHPd AutoVotM Avery Sons.

Bab Wilcox 7d Barium Steel Basic Refr Beck Shoe 1 30 Benrus irvmg Air j-b Italian Supr A 4 JeannetteGlass JeffUcSul .80 Katser-Frazer Kawneer Co 2d Key Co d. King Seeley 2a Benson A. Hed 5X BlueRdg 251 Bohack 3d 25 Bourjois 1 Braz LP 2d 5 Breeze Corp. 10 Brit Celan 47 Bm Dist 4 xBrn Ruhr 1ae 2 xBckeyePL, .80 37 BunkerHillS 1a 3 Burd Pist Rg 50 Burma Cp Ltd 35 Burry Biscuit 5 Cable El Prod. 3 Calgary .10 16 Cal El Pwr .60 5 Camd Fire 1a 50 Cap Tran 2d 50 Carey 1a 2 Carman 2 Can- Con Bisc 12 Catalin 14 CnMeP pf3' 40 CanOh SU 1 Kings Lt Kingston KirkldGld .04 Kleinert 1 KnottHtls KobackerStr .80 Kropp Forge.

LakeSh.M Lakey FM -40d LaSalle Ext .40 Lionel Corp Lit Bros 'ad LoneStrG 1.20 La A Ex 2a Lynch Cp 1d JVIainePbSrv 1d Manischew 2d Marion PwShvl xMassev-H 2a McWmsD MeadJhnsn Id Menasco Mfg 82 44 1 .150 1 Open High Low Close Pr Close Dee. 2 28, 2.29 2.28 2.29 2.28i Mar. 2 34 2.34 2.323 2.33a 2.32?, May 2.33 2 33 7s 2 32 a 2.33 3.32 a July 2.25 2.27 2.24? 2.26? 2.24 CORN: Dec. 162 5. 1.63'i 1.62a 1.62, 1.63.

Mar. 1 66 1.66 1.653 1.66 1.66 May 1 66 1 67 1 65', 1.66H 1 66 July 1.67 1.67a 1.662 1.66 1.66 OATS: Dec. .95 .951 Mar. .95 -94 -95T May .92 .90 .92 July .87 -88 .87 .87 Dec. 1.51'i 1 55 1.51, 1.54 1.51 May 1.387 1.61 1.58 1 61 l.SS", July 163? 1 64a 1.63 "-g 1.63e 1.60 SOYBEANS: Nov.

2.86i 2.92 2.86' 2.903, 2 87 Jan. 2.90 2 2 89a 2.94? 2.91'i Mar. 2.92'a 2.96 2 903, 2.96 2.92a May 2.94 2.97 2 91a 2 97 2.94 July 2.91 2.96 2.91 2.96 2.92" 2 16 4 3 2 1a2 9 27 33 2 2 60 1 1 3 11 14 Mesabi Iron. 7 Metal Tex 3 Mich Stl 3 Mich Sug. 3 MichSug pf 60c 1 Mid Pet 3 Mid vale Co.

2 Midw Ref 4 MillerWohl 1 MiningCan 2 Mlybdenm 19 Monroe Ln A .20 1 CenSUEl 6 pf 5 9 CenStsE 7pr 180 159 4 CenStsEI pf 1 Cessna 20d 1 8' 57 10 64H-- 27 .2 8' 'a 7T-s- 87 23'-a 5" 33 5 6" 4- 3H 66 8 9H 20 Cherry Br 1 Chesebrgh 3a. 4 ChiRiv 1.60e 75 Chi Air 5 Chi vtc 2 Chief Cn 3 Cities Serv 4 27 xCitv Auto 2. 2 ClarkC 1'd 250 Clarostat 6 Claude Neon 46 Clayton 1 Club Alu 1 Colonial Air. 34 Colonial Sand 1 Colts MI 2d. 125 Commdre 'id 27 Cmnty PS .90 1 CompoSh 1 Con Eng 1 Con Gas 7 MontWrd A 7 Moody's pf 3 Morris Plan .20 MtVWd 1d Mount Prd MuskegonPst Muter Co .60 Namms Inc.

NatBellH NatKuelG .80 NatMail 11' 2 150 2 1d 3 5 1 9 12 5 Nat Press 5 Nat Radiatr .60 2 Nat Un Padio 9 Neptune 2a. 4 NEngT 4' 210 NJ Zinc 3d 20 NMex Ariz 3 NewPkMn 40 NY Shipbl 3 Niag Pvt. 14 Niag Share 1 a. 5 LARD: Nov. 14.30 Dee.

15.65 Jan. 15.62 Mar 16.05 14 50 15.72 15.80 16 lO 16.23 14 30 15.55 15.62 15 87 16.15 17 45 16.45 16.18 15 95 15.95 15.95 14.50 15.65 15.75 16 05 16.22 14. 30 15.70 15.75 16.05 16.22 Mav 16 20 SOYBEAN OIL: Nov. Dec. Jan.

Mar. Mav July Scot 17.45 17 45 17.45 17.50a 16.60b 16.80a 16.45b 16.40 16.25 16.20 16.27 16.21a 16.25 16.20 16.05a 16.00a 16.50 16 20 16.10 16.10 16.08 16 60 16.45 16.27 16 27 16.25 a-Asked: b-bid. CHICAGO Cash LARD 14.5c lb. loose 14.375 NEW YORK BUTTER 531.363. Arm Wholesale prices on bulk cartons.

Creamery higher than 92 score AA 63 cents: 92 score A 64i: 90 score 62: 89 score 61'2 CHEESE 240,479. steady, price unchanged EGGS 15.615. firm. New York spot quotations follow: Midwestern: Mixed colors: Fancy heavy weights 59; fancy heavyweights processed re frigerators 42i-461: extra 1 large 55; extra 1 med 45-46: extra 1 pullets dirties 39-40: checks 38-39. Whites: Fancy heavy weights 60; -fancy heavyweights processed re frigerators 44-47: extra 1 large 57: extra 1 pullets 38'i: extra 1 med 47-48.

Browns: Fan-cv heavyweights 59: extra 1 large 56. Nearby: (Extra fancy heavyweight quotations generally are based largely on exchange trading.) Whites: Extra fancy heavyweights 60: fancy heavy weights 59: others large 56-58: med 49-50: pullets 39. Browns: Extra fancy heavyweights 60: fancy heavywelghte 59: others large 5t-a8; med 49-50; pullets 39. LIVE POULTRY easy. By freight: None.

By express: Fowls, black yearlings 28-29. few 30, one mark 32. extra fancy one mark 36. others 32. bareback 29.

heavy 27-28. scabby 25-26; red yearlings 28-29. few 30, extra fancy few 32-35. heavy few 26: rock yearlings extra fancy few 32. scabby 23-25: leghorns 23-23.

small and ord 20-23. few poor 15. Pullets, crosses lbs and up best 41-42. few 43. one mark 44.

others 38-40, scabby 36-38. scabby 30', -31: 4-4', Del 31. 311-4. 31- blacks 5 and up average 38-37. carried 34-35: rocks 4-4i carried 34.

Broilers, rocks 29-30. few 31: crosses nearby and Eng 26-29. few 30. low a 25. small and ord 23-25.

low as 20. eockerels 25. Tur-kevs. hens 50: toms 35. Old roosters 24.

DRESSED POULTRY firm. Fowls, dry packed. bs fraah 28-32'. Turkevs. farwestern.

dry packed, fresh, young hens 10-16. 16 and over 44; young toms 16-22. 41-43: northwestern, dry packed, fresh, young hens 10-16, 47-53: 16 and over 43'a: young toms 16-22. 41-42'i: Virginia, bronze, iced, fresh, young hens 6-18. 42't-54: young toms 16-22.

39-41; dry packed, fresh, young toms 10-14. Vermont, iced, fresh, young hens 10-is. 47 'x-; young toms 16-24, 38'a-43; 24 and over 37'a. NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES Con 8' ad 250 110 Con Royal .16 3 3 ContCrN 07b Cont Fd 1 60d Cornu Gl Min Corroon .30 2 5 19 2 516-116 2 6'4 Corroon pf 1 1 Cosden 43 Cosdn 425 xCreoie 3.40fi. 14 Croft Br 03b 7 Crosley Mtrs.

1 Crn Pet Mi 3 Crn Drug 9 Crystal 1 CubAU Sg 2' a 10 Davn Hs 3'4d 1 Det Grlr 10d 2 Dobckmn 4 Domes Fn 15 Dom Stl 1a 3 xDraper 2a 4 DuMont A Id 40 DuvalSul sd 110 Ea Gas Fl. 16 lb' 13 '-a 46 1' 1 3 7i- 2s. 2'-26H- Xiles-Bm .60. Nipissing NAmRav pf 3 No Cen Tx NIndPS d4' Northrop Air. Novadl Ag OhBr 33id OhPr pf a OklahNGas 2.

Olymp RT Pac GE pfl PacGE pf1. Pac Lt pf 4' a Pac Petm Ld 35 -v 'a 16H 24H- 32' 18' 4- 4 21V 42 An Inventory filed yesterday in the estate of Robert N. Bell, operator a pharmacy at 5140 Chester ave. for 44 years, showed he left $259,672, plus uriappraised real estate in Indiana, Ocean City, N. and Pasadena, Calif.

Mr. Bell, who was 70, died April 22. A sop, Robert Barker Bell, of Lans-dale, is principal beenficiary of the estate, which was tentatively valued at $117,000 when Mr. Bell's will was probated. The estate includes $60,900 TJ.

S. bonds, now valued-at $3000 German bonds, valued at $210 and $3000 Japanese bonds, valued at $896, reflecting a marked contrast in the economy and standard of living in the United States compared with the standard of living and economy in both of the two countries that were Aligned against the TJ S. in the Sec ond World War. Mr, Bell's pharmacy was the first store to be opened on Cnester ave. He established the business in 1906, when most of the area in West Philadelphia was still farming country.

His most famous customer, he an nounced on his 40th anniversary as a pharmacist, was Eamon de Valera, former Premier of Eire. Robert J. Bennett, S59 Farragut terrace, who died July tO in Atlantic City, left $157,847, according to the inventory, nied yesterday. He was a certified public accountant. Other appraisals filed: Bertah Stem, George P.

Bauer, Louis Alexander, $59,270, and Catherine Maguire, $36,690. Girl's Father Held For Shooting Youth Harvey Fox, 44, of Barto. was committed to the Montgomery County Prison, in Norristown, in default of $1500 bail yesterday by Magistrate Charles J. Gorman, of Norristown, on charges of assault with intent to kill Franklin Schlegel, 19, of BechtelsviUe, RD1. Cpl.

Herbert Hoffman, of the Col-legeville State police barracks, said Fox was captured yesterday morning on Route 83 near Monocacy, Berks county. He said Fox admitted shooting Schlegel in the home of Mrs. Robert Reid, in East Greenville, Tuesday night. Hoffman said the shooting followed an argument over Fox's daughter, Betty, 18, who had dated Schlegel. The latter is in Allen town Hospital.

His condition is not considered serious. Jailed for Threat To Oakes Widow NASSAU, Bahamas, Nov. 15 (UP). Nicholas Musgrove, taxi driver, was convicted in Supreme Court tonight on charges of attempting to extort $100,000 from Lady Eunice Oakes, widow of the murdered millionaire, Sir Harry Oakes. Musgrove was sentenced to Ave years at hard labor, after which deportation to his native Turks Island was recommended.

He was charged specifically with demanding 40,000 pounds sterling and $20,000 from Lady Eunice by threatening her with a fate, similar to that of Sir Harry, who was bludgeoned to death in July, 1943. The murder still is unsolved. Palumbo Confident Wife 'Will Be Back' Fran'i Palumbo. Philadelphia restaurateur and night club operator, said last night that he had by telephone yesterday with his wife, actress Kippee Valez, in Hollywood, and that he did not believe now that there would be a separation. "I'm sure she'll be back," he added.

Earlier, Kippee had announced in Hollywood that she and Palumbo had separated. When she last returned here after an argument between them, said, "Frank and I were reconciled and for a time were very happy. Later things did not go so well. I finally decided to return to Norristown Man Safe in Air Crash A Norristown man was one of five in a light Navy transport plane that failed on a take off and hit the water about 75 yards off the Sant Point Naval Air Station, near Seattle. He is John Francis Rupert, of 203 Poplar st; Another Pennsylvanian, Richard Curtis Keiter, of Route 1, Dillsburg, near York, also was Three of the five swam ashore, and two clung to the plane's tail and were picked up.

The accident happened Monday. Abraham Beitchman Abraham Beitchman, of 1918 E. Moyamensing- head of the waste material firm of A. Beitchman and Sons, 234 Queen for more than 50 years, died yesterday. He was 69.

Mr. Beitchman was the founder of Beitchman Lodge 17, Brith Sho-lom. He was active in the Zionist Organization of America. He is survived by five sons, Joseph, John, Lewis, Oscar and Michael; a Sylvia; three brothers; two sisters, and three grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at 2 P.

M. today at the Asher-Berschler Funeral Chapel, 1309 N. Broad st. Burial will be in Har Judah 55 10s 3 14' 25 49 10 27 29 1 10 1 35 4 1 32V4- 1 104" 30 1116-116 Pancoastl vtc 108 27.. 67 i 12 l9'i 11 6'-a 'a 13'-a 'a 30 5 7 16-T16 27'-a- 6T- 161.

EaG ppf4' a 125 Easv 1d 1 Pantepec Oil. Pa ram Prksbg d. Penin Tel Pennroad 1 Penn GE A. El (e 81 Electrogr lae. 2 Emp Mill 2 Em sen Dr Vd 1 Equity Corp 38 xEouity 3 pf.

3 PennPL, p4' a Esquire 201. 2 EurkeaCp Ltd 16 FaircCam 1 FaircEng 20d 32 FansUMet i 61 xFire As Phila 2.60ae 50 Ford Cda A 2a 1 FrdFrn ab 88 Ford Ltd 5 GatinPw 1.20 3 Gen Accept .60 7 Penn 2d Pepprl 3a Perft Cir 80a Pharis Tire Phila Co Phillips Sc 61'. 47 1 Pioneer Gold Piper Aircr 2d Pitt Metl 1a. PoIarisM Powdrell xPwCn 1.10d 44 16.. 6 10 MaCLELLAN.

DR. WILLIAM, auddenly ea Nov. 14. 1950. at the Alexandria Hospital.

Or. mm. McClellan. husband of the lal Caxri M. McClellan.

Funeral services en Nov. 16. at 2 P. from tb Christ Church. Alexandria.

Va. Interment ley HU Alexandria, Va. MrCORMICK. Suddenly. Hsv.

14." HOMER husband of Margaret C. MeOeee) mick. at Norwood. Pa. Funeral service and Is-, taraaent at convenience of the family.

Friend may call at Th Griffith Chapel, Norwood. Pa, Thar, eve. 7 to 9 P. M. METE.

Nov. 14. 1950. OERTHliUH wife- the late TJavld Allen Met, of 218 H. Maaoay ztavenown.

Heianvea ana xr lends are tn- vtted to service. 11 A. Funeral, Home Andrew J. Bair Son. 3925 Chestnut, st.

Int. Morris Phoemxville. Pa. Friend may call 7 to 9 P. METER.

Nov. 13. 1930, of 2333 ft. Howard WILLIAM, husband of th late. Anna Lib-by Meyer, aged 78 year.

Relative and also employe PTC. Invited to service, 2:30 P. Parlor Harold Mulligan. -111! W. Lehigh av.

Int. Oreenmount Cen. Frleade Invited Thur. eve. MILLER.

Nov. 13. 19SO. MAROARET, widow of John MllleT. Relative and friend, ar invited to funeral services.

2 P. her lata residence, 4024 N. Franklin at. Xttti Whitemaxih Memorial Park. Friend mar casl Thur.

eve. ML'LHOLLAND. On 1950. of 127 N. 21st MAROARET wif of David MiH- hoUand.

Funeral Nov. 18, from late residence. 8:15 A. M. Solemn Requiem High Mw, 9 A.

at Cathedral Church. Friend may cail Frt. MX'LSON. Nov. 13.

1950, ELIZABETH A. (ne Rowan), wif of Albert B. Mttlson. Rele tive and friend Invited to funeral. 9 A.

from her late residence, 4446 Silver ood High, Requiem Mas. St, John the Baptist Church. 10 A. M. Int.

Holy Sepulchre Cem. Friend may call Thur. eve, MYERS. On Nov. 1.

1950, AONESW T. MYERS, of 1910 Spring Garden St. Funeral service on Fri. at 3 P. at Oliver H.

Bair's. 1820 Chestnut st. Interment NORTON. Nov. 15.

1950. SAMUEL, son of the late Henry 3. and Eleanor T. Norton. Rel- Uvea and friends, also Merlon Fire of Ardmore.

ar Invited to service. 3 P. from the Frankenfield at Chadwick Funeral Home. Athens at Simpson Ardmore, Int. Arlington Friend may call Fri.

ev. OTTE. Of 1700 Wagner on Nov. 3., 1950, MAROARET DAYE OTTE, wife of Theo-; dor Otte. Rel stive and friends ar invited to' the funeral on Friday at 8:30 A.

from Oliver H. Bair's. 1820 Chestnut st. Solemn Requiem Mass at Holy Child's Church, at 10 A. M.

Inlet. ment Holy Crocs. Friend may cell 7 to 9 P. M. PLATFORD.

Nov. 15. WILLIAM, husband i of Naomi Playford (nee Gamble). Relative andu friends are Invited to th funeral service. 2 P.

from the Oerrlsb Funeral Parlors, 2358-60 E. Susquehknna ave. Int. Magnolia Cem. Friends may call Fri.

eve. RAY. Nov. 15. 1950.

ANNIE. Of 3503-W SUItser mt Relative and friend Invited to U- neral 11 A. M.r from Funeral Horn of, George E. Wittmaier. 6521 N.

Broad St. Int. North wood Cem. Friend may call Fri. eve.

REAGAN. Suddenly on Nov. 13. 195f)1 ELEANOR M. (nee Whalen).

Relative friend ar Invited to the funeral on Frida.w at 8:30 A M. from Spencer T. Vldeon A Sdtt Funeral Parlors. Oarrett road at Shadeland) Drexel Hill. P.

Solemn Requiem Ms( Holy Cross Church. Westbroek Park. 10 A. int. Holy cmn cem.

rrtenos can limrs. ev. REESE. Formerly of 4144 N. Fairhill Nov.

15. ANGELA C. wife of the late Frank Reese, aged 79 years. Funeral 8:30 A. Apts.

Wm. H. Battersby. 3316 N. Broad High Requiem Mass.

St. Henry's Church. 10 At M. Int. Holy Sepulchre.

Viewing Fri. 7 to P.M. RHOADS. Nov. 13.

1950. ELIZABETH -RHOADS. of 207 8. 46th mother of Mbs Marlon B. Wynkoop- Solemn Requiem Mass 10 A.

St. Trancis de Sale Church, Int. private. Friend may call at Kirk Ae Nice. 6301 Oermantown Wednesday evenlngj ROBERTS.

On Nov. 13, 1950. MARGARETJ wife of Roy C. Roberts: of Mill Creek rd I Gladwyne. Fa.

Funeral services will be held at The 8tuard Funeral Home. 104 Cricket Ardmore, on at 2 P. M. Int. Odd Fellow Oladwyne.

Friends may e4 7 to 9 P. ROLLER. Nov. 13. 1950, of 343.1 Vista SOPHIA L.

ine Engelke). wif of the la'f Charles W. Roller, aged 81 year. Relatlvei and friends invited to service. 1 P.

Prlnr Muillean 1 1 1 9 W. Lehlg ave. Int. North Cedar Hill Cem. Friends invited Tburs.

eve. SCAI.ISE. Nov. 15. 1950.

NATAL.E GEORGE, husband of th late Rose AngeU Relative and trienas invited to me iunerv 8 A. residence, 6243 Ransom st. Solemn Requiem Mass. St. Carthage's Church, A.M.

Irjt. Holy cross cem. mends can ni. evet SCHREFLER. CLYDE husband of Eilzk beth (nee Burg), of 233 W.

Ontario Nov. 14. 1950. Relatives end friends are tn vited to services. 1:30 P.

at parlor Wm. H. Beard, Inc. 1428 Oermantown ave. In! Chelten, Hills.

Friends may call Thurs. eve" SH A INLINE. At Devon, on ov. 14. 1950.

EVELYN widow of Frank H5 Bhainline. aged 71 yeara. Funeral nervine at Mauser's Funeral Home. Malvern, Sale Nov. 18.

2 P. M. Int. Great Valley Presbyttf rlan Cem. Friend may call Fri.

7 to SHEER AN. At Atlantic City. N. Nov 14. 1950.

LEO ion of Patrick J. and the 1st Annie Sheeran. aged 24 years. Funeral 8:30 A. from his late residence.

SB S. Bellevue Atlantic City. Requiem M. Our Lady Star of the Sea Church, 9 A. Mt Int.

Pleasantville, N. J. it SHITSTERMAN. Nov. 13, SADIE, beloved wife of Harry Shusterman.

of 812 S. 4th H9 and devoted mother of Betty Nager. Tillie. Mspv Jo and Irving Shusterman. Relatives arid friends are Invited to services.

10 A. at Benjamin Berschler to Sons, 730 Pin Interment Mt. Jacob Cemetery. BORO. Suddenly.

Nov. 14. 1950, at Atlahk tic City. son of the late Matthew and Fredericka Sorg. Relative and friends invited lo funeral, 9 A.

Parlors of Edward Mack. 966 N. 5th Phila. Requiem Mass si St. Peter's Church, at 10 A.

M. Int. Holy Pr-deemer Cem. Viewing Thurs. eve.

(Atlantis City papers please copy). STEIGER. Nov. IS. 1950, CHARLES husband of Lillian F.

Stetger. 351 Clerbron ave Lansdowne. Service and interment private, 8WIER. Nov. 13.

1950. SUSAN, beloved wife of the 1st William Swier. Relatives, friends, also members of Devereaux Church invited to service Fri 1 P. Funerel Home, Wm. E.

Buehler. 2238 W. Lehigh ave. Int. Morris PhoenUvtlle, P.

Friends may call Thurs. eve. TIPPING. Nov. 14, 1950.

CHARLES son of the lste William J. and Mary Mountain Tipping, brother of Mother Mary I.H M. Funeral Friday morning. 8 30, his late residence, 5836 Trinity place. Solemn Mas of Requiem, Church of th Most Blessed Sacrament, 10 o'clock.

Interment Holy Cros Cemetery, Friends mv call Thursdsy evening. TtCKWOOO. Nov. 13 1950, ANNIE TUCK-WOOD, of 3825 Baring st. Relatives and friends are Invited to services.

2 P. David O. Frankenfield 317 N. 52d Int Mt. Moriah Cem.

Friends may cafl Frt. ex. TYROL. Nov. 14.

1950, WILLIAM be. loved husband of Rebecca. Relative and friends are Invited to attend the funeral 1 P. at hi 1st residence, 1825 K. Lip-pincott st.

Int. Oakland Cem, Friends mar call Fri: eve. Of 1418 W. Sparks Nov, 15, 1950. THFODORE beloved husband of Genlne 8.

Unger (nee Konken), Relatives and friends ere Invited to services, a e. st the Deetee Funeral Home. 580O N. 5th st. Cremation at Chelten Hills.

Friend invited Thur. eve. VANDERHAAR. Nov. 14.

1950. of 2339 N. Opal FRANK husband of Ruth L. Van-derhaar (nee Smith). Relative and friends, employes of Exfcde Storage Battery are in-, vited to funeral.

8:30 A. Parlors Har. old B. Mulligan. 1119 W.

Lehigh ave. Solemn Requiem Mass. Our Lady of Mercy Church, 10 A. M. Int.

Holy Sepulchre Cem. Friends invited Thurs. eve. WAINZ. Nov.

14, 1950. RAFAEL, Service 2 P. Parlors E. M. Kesaler, 1430 N.

2d st. Friends may call Fri. eve. WATTS. Nov.

14. 1950, LAURA BARNEY, wife of Henry M. Wall and daughter of the la Charles D. and Laura Cooke Barney. Fuller! services.

3 P. St. Paul's Cburch. Elkin Park. Interment private.

WILLIAMS. Suddenly. Nov. 14, GEORGE husband of th late Anna Virginl. of 1646 Dover aged 75 year.

friends, also member of Lt. Col. Henry T. Dec her Camp No. 80.

U.8.W.V., Invited to services. Friday. 2 P. Kester Funeral Home. 609-11 E.

Allegheny ave. Interment Hillside Cemetery. Friends may call Thursday evening. WISEMAN. Nov.

13. 1950. at 147-25 72d Flushing. L. N.

formerly of Phil SELMA, beloved wife of tbe late Isaac, devoted mother of Esther Radblll. Elmer and Edwin; sister of Rita Lowentbal and Tillie Feldstetn. Services at New York City, Nov. 14th. WOOD.

Nov. 15. R. MAY. widow of How.

rd H. Wood, of Haddon HeighU. N. J. Pels.

tive and friends are invited to service, 1 1 A. Evoy Funeral Home, 129 Whit Horn Pike, Haddon Heights. N. J. Int.

Locusts ood Cem. Friends, may call Fri. eve. UNVEILING NOTICES GUERTLER, REBA M. In loving memory of our dear mother, who died November 18th, 1945.

Blanche and Al. IN MEMORIAN LEVOE The unveiling of the monument to the memory of JACOB, beloved husband of Sophia, will be held at Har Judea Cemetery, Sunday, Nov. 19, at 2 P. regardless of weather. Relatives and friends Invited.

MONUMENTS ALL CEMETERIES FINNEY SON 12th ft. SPUDS SAKOEN STS. BUY IN TOWN AND SAVE FO S-1470 FLOWERS' FOR ALL OCCASIONS If lent 94271 2223 N. Front St. affair Star 7059 rrsRkfsrd Asa.

Sic 117 IVY HILL cttMiTinr Diirak4 Lett Ave Sable rwr Every Income Group) East LL. RL Urf. Fta. 13 JCH 7- Jn fXtmotlata II jest sfaaiee to taswf dM "a Af merim net io est rie sussu'versarv ml thm Iom yesir Iswetf ef Aft Shmrp mm IU 4-SOOO U.M will bm glad tm Am? Samue! J. Norton Samuel J.

Norton, of 29 W. Lan caster Ardmore, died yesterday at the home of his sister, Mrs. Eleanor Pavillard, 125 Walnut Ardmore. He was 67." Mr. Norton was a plumbing and heating contractor in Ardmore for many years; He operated the busi ness established by his father 63 years ago.

He was a life member of the Merlon Fire Ardmore. Two brothers, Henry J. and John Charles, also survive. Funeral services will be held at 2 P. M.

Sat urday at the Frankenfield and Chadwick. Funeral Home, Simpson and Athena Ardmore. Burial will be in Arlington Cemetery, Drexel Hill. Deaths Elsewhere Count Serge Golenischev-Katu-ioT, 66, one-time chamberlain to Czar Nicholas IX of Russia, who had lived in the United States since 1940, at Houston, Tex. Archbishop Georges Coarcheane, 70, at Rimouski, Que.

Charles P. Hoover, 66, superintendent of the Columbus Water Department and an authority or. water purification, at Columbus, O. Died ALBEKGA. Nov.

13. 19S0. MILDRED GOMAN, wife of Clifford J. Albsrga. 1600 Hampton Havertown (Brookllnel.

Services 2 P. George C. Toppltzer's Funeral Rome. Oarrett rd. at Lansdown ave.

int. Arlington. Friends may call Wed. cv. ANDBZEJEWSKI.

Nov. 13. I960. ANTON beloved husband of Antonin. Relatives and friends invited to funeral.

9 A. from late residence. 3325 S. Boston v. Solemn Be- Lquiem Maes, St.

Lsurrntlus Church, 10 A. M. viewing rn. cv. BEITCtTMAN.

On Nov. IS. ABRAHAM, hus- band of th 1st Tillie. of 1918 E. Moyamensing lather of Joseph.

John. Lewis. Oacar. Michael and Mis Svlvia Beitchman. of N.

and brother of Israel. Joseph and Jack. Beitch man. Mrs. Dora Uzenbaum.

Mrs. Mary Address and three grandchildren. Relative and Iriends are Invited to th luneral services. 2 P. at the Asher-Berschler Broad St.

Chapel, 1309 N. Broad st. Int. Max Judah Cent. BERNARD.

Of 539 S. Tewdall sud Nov. 13, 1950. JOSEPH aged 10 years, son of Joseph J. and Virginia Bernard toe Paulson).

Relatives and friends invited to funeral. Tri 9 A. Th Roche Funeral Home, 56th Ac Cedar ave. High Mass of Requiem Church of The Transfiguration. 1.0 A.

M. Int. Holy Cross Ccm. Viewing' Tburs. eve.

BEBRIMAN. On Nov. 13. or 281 Priscilla Lane, Alden. HARRY husband of th 1st Mary O.

Berriman. Relative, friends, lo Police of th 32d District Invited to funeral, 1 P. from th Yerke Funeral Home. 7031 Woodland ave. Int.

Arlington Cemetery. Friends may call Thursday evening. Bl COLIN. Nov. JEAN, beloved daughter of William and Gertrude Busglin.

of 3940 Bennington st. Relative and friend invited to funeral. 8:30 A. Nugent Funeral Home. 1230 E.

Lusern st. High Mass, Holy Innocents' Church. 10 A. M. Friends call Thurs.

ve. after 7. Int. Most Holy Redeemer Cem. BUTCHECK.

Nov. 13. of Lester. for-merly of MARY nee Zwiebell. wif of the late John Bulchcck.

Relatives and friends are invited to funeral on 1 P. Funeral Home of WeUel Son. 4710-12 N. 5th at. Friend may call Thursday evening.

ALDER. On Nov. 13, 1950. FLORENCE widow of Wallace R. Calder.

Service for relative and friends on Friday at 2 P. M. at Oliver H. Bair's. 1820 Chestnut St.

Interment at Harrisburg, on Saturday. C.4.RR. Nov. 13. 1950.

suddenly. HARRY 3. CARR. husband of Maris McCullough Carr and father of Sr. Irene Mary.

I.H.M. Relative and friends, employes of American Ice are Invited to funeral on 8:30 A. late residence. 3202 Wharton st. Solemn Mass of Requiem." 10 A.

Church of St. Gabriel. Int. Holy Cross Cem. Friends may call Fri.

eve- CICHACZEWSKI. Nov. 14. 1950, LCDWI-KA, grandmother of Irene Borssi. aged 76 years Relatives and friends ar invited to attend th funeral service, on 8 A.

from the Albert F. Mahaf fey Funeral Home. 11 King's Highway. Mt. Ephraim.

N. J. Requiem High Mass at the Sacred Heart Church, at 9 A. M. Int.

Most Holy Redeemer Cem. Friend may call Friday evening. CAMMING 8. THOMAS aged 73. of 43 Hamilton seaside Heights.

N. on Nov. 15. 1950. beloved husband of Jane Foster Cum-mtngs, father of Robert F.

and T. Frank and brother of the Mlcse Catherine and Nora Cummins. Funeral from H. Allen Van His Funeral Home. 812 Arnold Point Pleasant.

N. Nov. 18th. at 9:30 A. with Requiem Mas.

Chapel of Our Lady of Perpetul Help. Seaside Heights. N. at 10 A. M.

Int. New Cathedra) Cemetery. Pa. Rosary from the Funeral Horn at 8 P. M.

Friday. DATE. MARGARET. Be Otte Notice. DOLPHIN.

Suddenly. Nov. 13th. 1950, DR. WILLIAM, husband of.

Esther Dolphin I nee Monuahan I. of 4833 Larchwood Phila. Relatives end friends are Invited to funeral from the Frney Funeral Horn. Bhenan- doah. P.

Solemn Requiem Mass. Annunciation Church, 9:30 A. M. Int. Annunciation Cem.

DOUGHERTY. Nov. 15. 1950. of 2044 Pin HANNAH GALLAGHER DOUGHERTY, mother of the Rev.

John C. Dougherty. Due notice of funeral will be given. DUNBAR. Nov.

13. 1950. SAMUEL, hue-band of Margaret nee Caldwell). Relative and friends are invited to funeral services, 2 P. from his late residence.

2210 S. 2 2d st. Int. Hillsid Cemetery. Friends call Thur.

eve. FORRESTALL. Suddenly. Nov. U.

1950. KATHERINE E. ne Doylet. wife of the late William T. Forrestall.

Relatives and friend ar invited to th funeral. 9 A. from her late residence. 1462 Hlgbe it. Solemn Requiem Mass.

St. Martin's Church, 10 A. M. Int. New Cathedral Cemetery.

Viewing Thursday evening. FRIBERG. At Riverton. N. Nov.

14, 1950. CHARLES F. FRIBERO. Relatives and friends, also Veterans Corps. Co.

1st Regiment. N.G.P.. are invited to services. 1 p. at the Snover Funeral Home.

313 E. Broad Palmyra. N. J. Int.

Mt. Peace Cem. Friends may call Fri. eve. 7 to 9.

FULMOR. Nov. 14. 1950. JOHN HUTCHINSON, husband of Jane Jackson Pulmor, of Ridley Park.

P. Service for relative and friends on Friday, at 2 P. at Oliver H. Ball s. 1820 Chestnut st.

Interment private. Friends may call Thurs. 7 to 9 P. M. GKI BER.

Nov. 14, 1950. IDA, wif of the late Meyer, of 4950 N. Warnock formerly of 623 McKean mother of Abe, of Wilmington. Daniel.

Jules. Baile Belier, Anna M. Brownstein. Rose Frsnkil, sister of Rose Toub-man. of Montreal.

Canada, and Bessie Oordon. of Phila. Relatives and friends are Invited to funeral services. 1 P. M.

precisely. Goldsteins' Memorial Chapel. 2129 N. Broad st. Int.

Hsr Jehuda Cem. (Shiva will be observed at 4950 N. Warnock st.) HILLENBRAND. Formerly of 2733 Buckius Bridesburg. Nov.

14. 1950. ANNA, wife of the lste Frank Hillenbrand nee Deinlnger). aged 86 years. Relatives and friends invited to attend the funeral 2 P.

from the Funeral Home of Alfred P. G. Rose. 2816 Bridge Bridesburg. Int.

East Cedar Hill Cem. Friends may call 7 to 9 P. M. HOERLE. On Nov.

14. 1950. GEORGE husband of Anna V. Hoerle I nee Kain), of 314 Maekley and Bristol sts. Service lor relatives, friends.

William C. Hamilton Lodge No 500. F. and A. and employe of Horn Hardart Bakin on Saturday at 1 P.

M. at Oliver H. Bair's. 1820 Chestnut st. Interment at North wood.

Friends call Fri. 8 to 10 P. HOSBACH. On Nov. 14.

1950. FREDER ICK husband of Emeli Hosbach ne Breueri. Service for relatives end friends on Friday at 2 P. M. at Oliver H.

Bslr's. 1820 Chestnut st. Interment private. Friends may call 7 to 9 P. M.

HITZZARD. Nov. 15, 1950, ELLA. Funeral services. 2 P.

Penn Widows' Home. 1401 E. Busquehanna ave. (Arrangement by Tit lots Bros.) JACOBS. On Nov.

14. 1950. ROGER, aged 80. hueband of the late Lillle Agnes (nee Lutzi, of 138 W. Evesham Magnolia.

N. J. Funeral service. Thurs. eve.

8 P. at the C. H. Iredell Funeral Home, 402 Whit Horse Pike, Had don Heights. N.

J. Int. private. Berlin Cem. Friends may call Thursday evening.

JEFFREY. Nov. 14, 1950. FRANK, husband of Jennie Sherman Jeffrey. Relative and friends are Invited to funeral, on 8:30 A.

from residence of sister-in-law. Mrs. Henry Baschenecker. 3027 N. 9th st.

High Mass of Requiem. 10 A. Church of St. Bonaventure. Int.

Holy Sepulchre Cem. Friends call Fri. eve. JOHNSON. Nov.

13. 1950. of 4260 Orchard MARY, wife of John W. S. Johnson.

Relatives and friends Invited to service. 1 McClure's Funeral Home. 1665 Herrison st Frankford. Interment Forest Hills Cemetery Friends may call Thursday evening. KIKFER.

Nov. 14. 1950, at her residence. 6th Atco, N. EMILY wife of John H.

Kiefer, aged 81 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral services on at 11 A. from the Henry Funeral Home. Rich and Central Berlin. N.

J. Int. West Laurel Hill Phila. Friends call Thurs. eve.

LAIRD. On Nov. 14, 1950. of 7720 Lay eock CATHERINE R. (nee Doyle I.

wife of Joseph Laird. Jr. Relatives and friends invited to the funeral 8:30 A.M., from mother-in-law's residence. Mrs. Mary Laird.

2829 B. 80th st. Solemn Requiem Mass, in St. Raphael's Church at 10 A. M.

Int. Holy Cross Cem. Viewing Fri. eve. LO! Dr BACK.

Of 3358 Englewood Nov 14. 1950, LEWIS husband of Enia Lou-derbeek (nee Hanson), aged 46 year. Relatives, friends and Tacony Lodge No. 600, P. and A.

re invited to sttend the funeral, 2 P. from Funeral Home of David V. Wright, 7015 Torresdale ave. Int. Lawn view Cem.

Friend may call at Funeral Home Thura. 7 to 9. LYONS-CLIFFORD. Nov. 14.

1950. JOHANNA, wife of Edward Lyons (nee Heffar-nan. Relative and friends ar invited to attend the funeral 8:30 A. residence, 630 Bambrey st. Solemn High Mas of Requiem.

St. Anthony's Church. 10 A.M. Int. Holy Cross Cem.

MAIDA. Not. 13. 1950. SALVATORE.

aged 71. Relatives, friends invited to funeral. 9 A from Erricfaettl Funeral Home, K. cor. Price and Chew sts.

Requiem Mss, Holy Rosary, 10 A M. Int. Holy Sepulchre. Viewing after 7 Wed. eve.

Me BRIDE. Suddenly. Nov. 14, 1950. JOHN har band of the late Rosa A.

fnc Oakes). Relative and friends, member of B. R. T. No.

957. and St. Gabriel Commaadery No. 10, Knights of the Red Branch, Invited to funeral. 8:30 A.

at his bom. 2127 8. BOtb t. Requiem Mass, Church of the Most Blessed Sacrament. 10 A.

M. Int. Cathedral Wilmington, Del. Friend call Friday evening. McCLARIN.

Nov. 14. OEORGE husband of the late Emma M. McClarln, of 6200 Wayne ave. Relatives and friends, also University Lodge i610 F.

nd A. are invited to service Sat 2 p. M. Oermantown Home of J. Wesley Craft fc Son.

5202 Wayne sve. Friends mav call Fri. eve. Masonic services 8 P. M.

Int. Westminster Cem. flsm out flow era, I Sales In Net Issue 100' Close che. Prentice 2 13V Pressd Mt 1de 4 16' 4. Prod Corp 4 27 Pip Id 1 22- Pyle-Nat 1 1 13' 4 PyreneM 1 QkrOat 640 50 T37 Qkr.Oata i 1 34? 4- Qkr Oat pf6 430 159 -2' Raytheon Mtr 15 5i 2 1 5 7 3 50 7 2V 21'.

3 'a 13 3' -r 14T 17 35 -V 4 4 4 1 3 716 11 1 Rdg Tbe A 7 Reda 1 Regal Sh 'sd 2 Relian El 3d. 3 RioGV 8 Roch GF pf4 10 2d 25 RomeCbl 26 Roosevelt Fid 3 5' 4- 5T- 4 34 T- 4- 34 4- Vx 13', 1 12.. 33 4 12 Vx 47.v 65a 2 1.. 1 27.. 28' 85? Vx 3'a 13 44..

25' 63 224 1 10 139 1 1H- 116.. 44' i 24 106 314 4. 2.. 97 Vx 21 6' 12' RotaryElSt 2d 2 xRoyalite .26. 40 Ryan Con (ej 2 Ryerson 1.

6 3 4 4 7 2 St Law Ltd St Law pf 2. Samson Uni 12 9-54 97k 314 99H Schulte. A. Scullin Segal Lock 67 Selected Inds 10 Sel.Ind cv 4C 11 Sel Ind pf5'a 50 SemlerRB 'b 2 Sentrv Safe 2 Serrick 1.60 2 Shattuck 11 Shawnig 1.20 2 Sherwin-W 3. 3 ShoeCpAm 1ae 4 Sicks Ltd 1.20 1 Simplicity 3 17H 18 42 26 26 125' 7 82 124 'A 1s 8'a 4'a 25 3 I 1 SingerMfe 6a 30 270 -Z Solar Air 14 13' a Sonotone 7 Soss Mfg 1.

2 SoPenn Oil 2a 1 SoCalEd 4.32 pf 1 08 2 SoCalEd 4.48 pf 1.12 SoCalEd 4.88 pf 1.22 1 SoRovlty 1d 1 Std Cap SI 1 Std Oil Ky 2a 6 Std Pwr Lt 4 Std PriLt 1 Std Prod 4 Starrett 5 Sterling Eng. 21 Sterling Inc. 1 Stetson 2d. .50 Str'ck 1' ad 1850 4' 9 37' 2674 284 31''4 1' 6- 18 10 26 8 3- 1 4 27a-45 -1 10 Yt 29' 5 1 1316 116 2 15 'a 2 13! 9 34- la 5 9 4' 5' a 183 12' a 24- 14 12 29' Vx 8'. 36' a 8.

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2 USFoil 12 L'S Radiator. 2 US Rub Reel 16 UthldaSg VA 1 Valspar 'd 2 V'alspar pf 4. 10 VanadAlysStl 3'ad 2 VenezSynd 'id 1 VenezuelanPet 76 Waco Aircrft 1 Waitt A Bond 3 Waitt pf 3 WalthamWtch 27 WardBak wts 64 WstmldCI 2d .50 Whirlpool 1.60 5 WilsonBrs Vad 9 Wilsn pfwwl1' 1 WrightHr 13 1'a 254 'i 77 -1 36' a-4 8 '-'a 4 i 3 12 i. 9. 12 8V 3H-.

41 Vx 41' 96 66 15' 15 14s. 127s 12 ta 15.. .61. Vx 36 21 -1 Vx 14- 1.. 9 1 5 4 19 Vx 10 100'a.

DOMESTIC BONDS Sales in Issue $1000 Close Boston Ed 2s '70 10 102' Cen Sts El 5s "48. 5 111'a Cen Sts El 5' as'54 31 Chi Tran 3s '78. 3 Cities Serv 3s '77. 8 Del LW NJ 4sA'93 5 Del LW NJ 4sB 93 19 IntPwrS 7sE'57 xc 2 Midlnd Val 4s'63 st 1 Eng Pw 3's'61 1 Ohio Pwr 3Vs '68 1 102 1004 63' 49 74 691 104' 105 33 50 3 4 67 1 5 15 11' 41.. 13H So Cal Ed 3s '65 15 104 2.

75 110' FOREIGN BONDS XJanish 5s '53. 3 74 GuanWRK 6s'58xc 3 41 Nippon FJ '53 4 45 Russia 6' is '19 8 2V Complete sales. xEx-divi-dend. a Plus extra or extras. bPaid in 1949.

VAccumula-tions paid or payable in 1950. dPaid or payable in 1950. eCash and'or stock, flnoluding liquidating dividend. 3 35 62 15 1 20 4' a 1 4 640 4 1 3 50 1316- a 2'- 60 41 3 a ,4 4 8 it 18 'a Sales in Sales in $1000 Close Issue $1000 Close '52 1 103 PghCCStL 4s '57 1 107! PghCCSL 3sE'75 10 90 Pgh WVa 4' isC'60 4 94 PbSv 3s 5 103' R-T Roch 3's '69 2 106 Rutld RR 4's '41. 5 12 Rutland 4s '49 st 2 12'i SI L-SnFr 4s '97 21 98' StL-Sri in 96 75' Seab AL 4' is '16 in 44 93' Shell Un 2's '71 3 98 Seabd A 3s '80.

1 100' So Pacif 4' as '81. 52 99' a So Pacif 3s '60 cv 321 112 So Pacif 24s '96. 40 92' So Pacif 4's '69 35 101 Pac Or 4's A '77 12 102-' So Rwv 6' is '56. 1 107 So Rwy 6s A '56. 17 105' i So Rwv 5s '94 7 121 So Rwy gen 4s '56 1 97r So Ry StL 4s '51 13 100 Spokanelnt 4's'13 2 61 Std Oil NJ 2Hs '71 3 96! Term ASL 2r.s '85 1 103 Texas Co 3s '65.

1 104 3Hs '90 13 102 Tex Pac 37s '85 3 104' i Third Av ref 4s '60 12 60" Third Av adj 5s '60 23 26! Un Pacif '91 6 '70 1 loo '62 4 TOO! '57 15 7Z '57 14 43' a '81 11 101' '66 23 98'. '63 12 107 '63 17 103 '56 10 9S '59 80 104 993 82' 83' 83 64'- 62'. 84 '74 51 2003 8 102' a 5 89 2003 4 1 4 104 102'a 1079 65 93 97 97'4 89 51 '74 '69 4s'91 3 '90 51 '67 66 '6Z 4 '78 3 '49 219 16 109' Univ Pict 3s '59 5 96' Va SW cn 5s '58 1 91' Va Ry 3s '95 99' i West Shore 4s 2361 16 64! WPenn El 3' as '74 2 105 Marylnd 4s '52 3 102' West Union 5s '60 28 102' Un 5s '51 eld 1 100 3132 WstgEl cv 2 65s'73 61 107', Wheel Stl 3's '70 2 103' a Wilson 3s '58 1 102 '80. 1 110'' 5sG'78 10 110 '77. 61 109' 5sA'65 5 109 87' 93V 91 58H 103' 1144 101a 997 78 71 64.

64 WiscCen gen 4 '49 50 83' 4s 36 36 54 Wis Pb Sv 3's '71 2 105' i FOREIGN BONUS Antioquia 3s '78. Australia 5s '55 Australia 3's '67 Australia 3' 2S '66 Australia 3''s '54 Brazil 8s '41 St. Brazil 3s 44 1 Brazil 3s '44 3'-Brazil 3ais 44 4 Brazil 38 '44 14 Canada '61 Canada 21s '74 Colombia 3s 1970. Denmark 6s '42 Denmark is '2 GtConsElPwJap 7s '44 Japan 6' is '54 Japan 5', as '54 Ital Cred '77 Ital Pb Util '77 Ital Repub 77 n. KreugToil 5s '59 ct Mex 6s '33 sm-as.

39' i 101 7 95! 95' 967 63 78 74' 74' 74' 105 63' 1980. 21 115 4s '51 1 100 13'32 71 55' 102 7' 106 127! 97 9Vx 15 101'' 1 47 0 92' 5 76 '47. 1 '75 6 105 13 110' 16 24 6 12, 15 28 3 2 58 57 34! 34, 36 15' 994 46H 45'4 18 66' 1 19 1 101 105 'a 104' 104 1.02s 100 5 6 2 2 3 Netherlnds 3s '57 3 4 102 OrientalDev 6s '53 22 18 112 OrientlDv '58 7 Peru 6s '60 1 Peru 6s '61 3 Rio de Jn 6 is '53 1 SaoPaulSt 7s '56 st 5 SaoPaulC6' as'57 st 4 Serb Cr SI 7s '62 5 TaiwanElP 5'2s'71 18 Tokyo 5s '52 2 TokyoEi Lt 6s '53 16 Urg3-4's'79 adj 4 Yokohama 6s '61 6 30'. 3074 48 59 62 13' 45 35''a 50 -93' 45 '85. 3 4s eo 11 73'- 4s '90 6 32! i '67.

14 102 5sB'75 16 111 Odd-Lot Transactions WASHINGTON, Nov. 15. SEC reports these odd-lot transactions Nov. 14 on N. Y.

Stock Exchange: Shares Orders Purchases 164,508 5.386 Short sales 2.715 75 Total sales 158.616 5.482 Net purchases 5.892 DEALERS ROCND LOT TRANSACTIONS Purchases 69,100 short sales Total sales Net purchase 49.930 19.170 NEW YORK WOOL, FUTURES Open High Low Close Dec. 246.0b 249.5 248.0b 1951: Mar. 242 0b 245.5 243 5 245 0b Mav 237.0b 240.0 239.0 240.0 July 231. 5b 234.5 234.0 234.5b Oct. 226.0b 230.5 230.0 230.0b ec.

221.50 225.0- 224.0 224.0b Sales. 384. OOO lb. Spot advanced 30 ta 247.0b; b-bid. up 3.0 up 3.0 up 3.0 up 3.0 up 3 .5 tn Net Close dig.

3 jWHanHfKA BUTTER Receipt, lbs. Ti market was firm, with supplies email. Price unchanged, aside from 89 cor. which moved up Quotations: 93 aearc A A. 65-66: SO 62-63: 69.

61 -o2 One-lb prints and unsalted. 2 higher. CHEESE The market waa generally ready, with demand fair for deirble qualities. Quotation proceaced. 36 -39 domestic Swiss, facer.

44-45; ord to ood. 30-44; mgl duties. 364 -39. Long horn: 863 -40. ZGOS Receipt, 5024 eaaea.

The market con- itmued firm to trong with 4emnd good and supplies of fancy qualities small. Prices further advanced 2 cents on heavy et is. with i Western whiles up 3 cents. Quotations; Mixed colors, fancy, hvy. 70 48 lbs.

59; extra 1 lge. natl, 60-V 45-48 lb. 55-56: extra 1 medt- tm. 60 A. 40 lbs.

46-47: pullets. 37-38; dirties. 39-40: checks. 38-39: white, fancy, hvy. westers.

10 48 lbs. 60: nearby extra I fancy, nvy. 15 AA. 60 A. 48 lbs.

60-61: nearby fancy. 10 AA. 55 48 lbs, 59; other heavy. 56-58: extra 1 large. 57-58; west-era med, 48; nearby med, 49-51; pullets.

39-40. Browns, fancy, heavy, western. 70 A. 48 lbs. 59; nearby extra -fancy hvr, 60-61: nearby i fancy, hvy, 59: other heavy.

56-58: extra 1 h. 45-48 lbs, 56-57; nearby mediums. 49-51; pullets, 39-40. LIVE POULTRY Receipts. 205.733 lbs.

The markevwa generally steady with demand fairly active for fancy qualities of poultry. Extra i fancy large roasting chickens readily taken and lne turkeys, of the right size, sold well, with large sales noted on extra tancy hens at 50 tand toms at 47. Some toms (horses). 28 pounds and over dreggy around 34. Ducks generally weak.

Quotations: Fowls, colored, fancy, 27-28; as ti size. 30-32: some cleanup sales, 126: Leghorn fowls, fancy, 20-22: very few extra fancy: 23: clean up sales. 19; old roosters, 20-22; few 19; stags. 23-26; pullets, fancy. 4 to, 5 lbs, 36-40; average run.

pale-meated and carried over. 30-34; some ordinary and email white 26-29; roasting chickens, fancy lbs and over, 33-35: some 7 lbs. 36: springers, fancy. 3 to 4 lbs. Crosses.

23-29; few 27; some 4 to 4i pounds. 30; Reds, 26-28: few extra fancy. 29: some fair quality 20-25; ordinary springers, mostly 14-15 down. Ducks, White Pekin, 25-28: some large. 30-32; Muscovy.

Whites. 23-28: some mixed 24-27: some Blacks. 22-23. Turkeys, fancy hene. 47-50; toms.

fancy. 35-37: some horses. 28 lbs and over, 34: some ordinary. 33. Capons, as to size and quality, 45-50; eaponettes, fancy large, 37- 42: small, 29-33.

Geese, around 35. Pigeons. pair, few ,35. Guineas, fancy, young, 2 lbs and over, 45-48. DRESSED POULTRY Offerings were only modrra.e and the undertone was generally firm fancy qualities of poultry.

Buyers, however, were more or less marking time. Quo-(tations: Fresh-kiiled fowls, colored. 4 lb and over. some extra hvy. 32-35: small Leghorns, as to size.

27-31; chickens, lred. 5 lbs and over. 46a-30: 4la, 40-43: 4. 136-39; 3a. 33j-36a: 2i to 3, 32-35; l1 to Ji4, 31-3: roosters, as to si.

24-29. Turkeys, young hens. 48-56; Betlsville 59-61: toms 38- 44: Beltsville, 47-51. Guineas, J' to 2 'a lbs. 70.

Ducks, iced. 33-35. Squabs. 93-1; capons. 6 lbs and over.

54-fl. Capone'tes. 5 lbs and over. 49-53; smaller, 36-45 WHEAT Receipts. 27,397 bu; shipments.

1800: stock. 2.821.494. Firm and prices further advanced Quotations: No 2. red i inter garlicky, domestic. Nov 2.02.

CORN Receipt 2001 ou: shipments, none; stock. 227.318 bu. Steadily held. Quotations: No 2 vellow, 1.80-1.82. OATS Receipts and ship- Jnents.

none; stock. 2363 bu. Supplies small and market, firm and 1 higher. Quotations: 2. 36-ib test, 1.14-1.16.

GRAIN INSPECTIONS, Wheat. 11 cars. corn. 2. FLOOR The market ss quiet, but firm.

Quotations: Soft winter, 4.65-4.95; hard winter straight. short patent, 6.10-6.20; spring first clear. 6.10-6.25; standard patent. 6.25-6.35; short 6.35-6.45; high gluten. 6.90-7; family flcur.

7 rye flour. 5.05-5 15. MILLFEED Demand was spotty and limited. Price showed little change, aside from soybean meal, whieh ruled lirm and 2 higher. Quotations: Bran.

60; standard middlings, flour middlings, 73; soybean meai. 41,. 79; Red Dog, 73. BALED HAY AND STRAW steady. Not much activity In trade.

Quotations: Hay. 24-28: straight rye straw, 35-40; wheat straw, 19-21; oat straw, 19-21. PROVISIONS The undertone waa firm and lard wss again higher. Jobbing demand was Jufr. Quotations: Hams, smoked, ready-to-eat.

-wrapped, all sises. 52-57; hams, boiled, skinless. 8 to 12 lbs, corrugated. 75-78: picnic cured, smoked. 4 to 6 ready-to-eat, short shanks.

38-41: bacon. 8 to 12 lbs. fancy. 41-42. LARD 50-lb cartons, 17.75-18.

LIVESTOCK MARKETS PHILADELPHIA BEEF CATTLE Cows xy. BuiiS and steers easy. Choice veals extremely scarce and steady. Other kinds weak. Quotations, per hundredweight: Steers, good to, choice.

28-30: med. 24-27: common. 20- 22: bulls, butcher grades. 25 upwards: sausage. 20-26; cutters.

J9 down: cows, choice, beef tyhe with weight. 23 upward: med to good 19 75-22 50; canners and cutters. 15-18. 50; Ml ATSfT NAMf WOOtfNS' AT meetiag of the Board of t. tree for of American Woolen Compariy, held the following drvidenda were deejared: A rcfrular anarterly dividend of per share on the $4 Cumula- tive Convertible Prior Preference Stock payable December 15, 19 SO stockholder of record December 1.

1950. A regular quarterly dividend of per share on the 7 Cumuia-- tree Preferred Stock payable January 13. 1951 to stockholders of record January 1, 1951. A dividend of SI. 00 per share -on the Common Stock, Decem-; jer 15.

1950 to stockholders of- rec; ord December 1. 1950. Transfer books will not be closed. Dtvidend checks will be mailed i by the Guaranty Trust Company of New York. r.

3. CONNETT, Tmswrr. Jfovember IS, 1950. FACTORS CORPORATION OF AMERICA Tha Board of Directors has this day declared a dividend of $1.00 a shar on tha Capital Stock of tha Company, payabla January 2, 1951, to stockholdari of record at clota of business November 14, 1950. IKONARD L.

2E1DKA8. Prenttient i Widener Philodelphio, Fa. Sucember 19, 1950 ANNUAL. MEETINGS BALTIMORE Ac PHILADELPHIA R. R.

CO. Wilminfrton. November 17. 1950. Notice is hereby given that the Annual Meeting of the Stockholder of The Baltimore and Philadelphia Railroad Company will Iteld in the Bltimor and Ohlo-Reding freight Station at the foot of Market Street.

Wilmington, on Thursday, December 7. 150 at o'clock A. M. for the election of nine Directors to serve for th ensuing yer nd lor the trnsction of such other business may come before the meeting. A.

RAUSCH. Secretary. THE ANNUAL MEETTNO OF THE CON-tributors of St. Christopher's Hospital for Children will be held the Hospital. Lawrence and Huntingdon on Tuesday.

November 21. 4:30 P. M. HENRY 8. BROMLEY.

Secretary. PROPOSALS DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS. BUREAU of Water, sealed proposal will be received at Room 903. City Hall Annex, until 12 o'clock Noon Eastern Standard Time. Tuesday.

December 5 1950. and opened at that time in Room S03. City Hall Annex, for the following contracts: 376 -WW I Trnsformers and Electric Switchtear lor Race Street Fire Service Pumping Station. 486-WW1 Structural Work for the Belmont and Torresdai Laboratories. 487-WWI Plumbing Work tor the Belmont and Torresdale Laboratories.

488-WWI Electrical Work for the Belmont Laboratory. Specifications. Form of Proposal and Contract and Pre-Duaiiflcation Questionnaire may be obtained at am Office of Water Works Improvement Division Bureau of Water. Room 819 City Hall Annr. Philadelphia.

Pennsylvania. NOTICE: bid for this work will be received unless the questionnaire with all question fully answered Is filed with th Director of the Eteoartment of Public Works at least on (1) week prior to the date of opening bids. THOMAS BUCKLEY. Director. HOSPITAL BUILDING.

PHOENIXVILLK Hospital, Phoenixvillc. Pa- 1. Sealed Proposal for the construction of th new building for Phoenisnile Hospital. Phoenixvillc, will be received by the architect until 12 o'clock noon. November 23.

1950. 2. Separata bids will taken and separate contracts will be awarded lor the foilowing work: (a) General Construction: Ibi Plumbing: Heating and Ventllat-ln Electrical. 3 Plans, specifications, bidding and contract documents may be examined at the office of the architect. Vincent O.

Kling. 917 Corintnian Ave, Philadelphia 30. Pa and obtained from him for twenty-five 2j dollars. 4. Bids shall be accompanied by a bid guarantee of 5 percent of the amount of the bid.

This shall be a certified check or cashier's check made payable to the owner. S. All proposals must be in the form as set forth In the specifications. 6. No bidder my withdraw his bid within thirty (30) days after closing date for receipt of bid.

7. The architect reserves the right to approve or reject any and all bids. Phoenixvme Hospital. Phoentxviu. by gdwrd P.

Street. -Administrator. COMMISSIONERS OF FA IR MOUNT PARK Til. City Hall. Phil.

7 Sealed proposals will be received at this fiice until 12 Noon Monday, November 27, J950. and will be publicly opened at that time Motor Grader. All Purpose Dredging Sleeves and Clamp Hot Water Heating Bailer Rotary Oil Burner Specifications and proposal form may be in Room 127 City Hall. Certified neck, as specified in proposal form, must accompany proposal. The Commissioners of Fir- Beunt Park reserve the right to reject any or gUi bid.

NORMAN W. GARRETT. Secretary, 250 20 1 1 2 Dr. William McClellan, former dean and. trustee of the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, died Tuesday in Alexandria Hospital.

Alexandria, Va. He was 78. Dr. McClellan was a former resident of Bethayres and at the time of his death lived at Burgunday Farm, Alexandria. He was dean of the Wharton School from 1916 to 1919, and was a former chairman of the university's council on athletics.

He was graduated from the univer sity in 1900 and received his doctorate degree in 1903. Dr. McClellan was a former presi dent of the University of Pennsyl vania Club of New York. He was consultant in engineering for the Public Service Commission of New York, and a former president of the American Institute of Electrical En gineers. In 1918 Dr.

McClellan served in the U. S. Food Administration and as director of public education in the Pennsylvania Council of National Defense. He is survived by two sisters, Mrs. H.

W. Carpenter and Miss Elizabeth Q. McClellan, both of 4502 Regent a brother, Col. Edwin N. McClellan, U.

S. Marine Corps, retired. of Honolulu, and a niece, Miss Jeanette M. Francis, of Alexandria. Funeral services will be held at 2 P.

M. today in Christ Church, Alex andria. Burial will be in Ivy Hill Cemetery. Horatio P. Connell Rites 1 Solemn Requiem Mass will be sung at 10 A.

M. today at the Church of the Good Shepherd, 65th st. and Chester for Horatio P. Connell. of 1908 S.

65th who died Saturday at Philadelphia General Hospital. He was 58. Mr. Connell, a nephew of former President of City Council and Acting Mayor George Connell, was a custodian with the Board of Education. He was last employed at Benjamin Franklin High School.

He was a member of the 40th Ward Republican Committee for 35 years. He is survived by his wife, Edna a son, George; two daughters, Mrs. Florence Snyder and Mrs. Elizabeth McCorriston, and eight grandchildren. State Rep.

Ruben Nagel BEAVER FALLS, Nov. 15 (AP). State Assemblyman Ruben Nagel Beaver) died of a heart attack, today in his home at nearby New Galilee. He was 79. Representative Nagel was stricken while preparing for a trip to Philadelphia.

The State legislator represented the Second District of Beaver county in the State House of Representatives. He was re-elected to a sixth term in last Tuesday's general election. Mr. Nagel, a native of Perry township in Lawrence county, was a farmer and a justice of the peace for 12 years. He was first elected to the State Assembly in 1934 and was reelected in 1936, 1940, 1944, 1948 and 1950.

Mrs. Clifford J. Alberta Mrs. Mildred Goman Alberta, wife of Clifford J. Alberta, of 1600 Hampton Havertown, died Monday in Bryn Mawr Hospital after a brief illness.

She was 45. Mrs. Alberta was a member of number of civic organizations in her community. In addition to her husband, she is survived by two daughters, Nancy Jane and Mildred; a sister. Miss Agnes Goman.

of Ridley Park, and a brother, Lloyd Goman, of Walling-ford. Services will be held at 2 P. M. today in the George C. Toppitzer Funeral Home, Garrett rd.

and Lansdowne Drexel Hill. Burial will be in Arlington Cemetery. Mrs. John H. Hofmann "READING, Nov.

15. Mrs. Mary Matilda Hofmann, wife of John Henry Hofmann, 1300 Orchard an active church and club worker, died today in St. Joseph's Hospital. Mrs.

Hofmann, who was 60, was a member of Sacred Heart Catholic Church, West Reading, Altar Society of the Congregation; Catholic Women's Club, St. Joseph's Hospital Auxiliary and the Central Catholic Club. Her husband, prior to his retirement three years ago, was president of the Hofmann Broom Works. In addition to her husband, she is survived by six sons and three daughters. F.

W. Hosbach Rites Funeral services for Frederick W. Hosbach, of 617 Braeburn lane, Penn Valley, -xho died Tuesday, will be held at 2 P. M. tomorrow at Oliver H.

Bail 's, 1820 Chestnut st. Mr. Hosbach, who was 86, operated a cabinet making and woodworking business here from 1909 until 1939 and was nationally known as a matter oi ivory miniatures. He is survived by his wife, Emilie. Burial will be in West Laurel Hill Cemetery Samuel Cohen Samuel Cohen, dealer ln general merchandise for more than 25 years, died yesterday in Hahnemann Hospital after a short illness.

He was 62. Mr. Cohen, who lived at 2507 S. 7th was treasurer of the Rumanian Oir Chodish and active in other organizations. He is survived by a son, Herman; a daughter, Mrs.

Rose Rubin, and a grandson. Funeral services will be held, at 2 :30 P. M. today at Stillman's Jewish Memorial Chapel. 2018 N.

Broad st. Burial will be in Mount Lebanon Cemetery. dowment fund of the Protestant Episcopal Diocese of Pennsylvania; $8000 to the endowment fund of St. Mary's Protestant Episcopal Church. Ardmore; $5000 to Chestnut Hill Hospital; $4000 each to Joseph and Clara Poppe; $5000 to the Association of American Choruses -at Princeton, N.

$1000 to the pension fund of. the Philadelphia Orchestra Association; $1000 to the Pennsylvania Museum of Art, Philadelphia; $1000 to Frances M. Land-reth; $500 to the Order of the Holy Cross, West Park, N. $500 to Bernard Pizzi, gardener, and $2200 in trust for burial lot care. Miss Smith was the daughter of jthe late Dr.

Samuel Robert Stewart and Mary McRea Smith. Open High Low Close Dec 42.30 42.93 42.28 42.93 up 70 1951: Mar. 42 14 42 60 42.09 42 60 up 59 May 41.68 42.10 41.62 42 10 up 49 July 41 20 41.54 41.14 4 1 49 up 36 Oct. 36 BS 36.92 36 49 38.90 up 25 Dec 36.27 36.50 36.13 36.50 up 28 1952: Mar. 36.20 36 20 33.99 36.28n up 19 New York Bond Market ct 17 ZQ' B2044 3 69H NOV.

15, 1950 Total Transactions $4,360,000 DOMESTIC BOSDg A II Sales in Issue $1000 Close Am Airlines 3 '66 3 98 AmFP5s2030. 19 97' a Am TAT 3Hs 73. 4 107' Am 3's '59. 19 119' Am 2 109 '-a Am TAT 2 '61. 43 106 Issue Gt North 5' as GrnBayW deb Glf MAO inc HousehFin 2s Hudson Coal Hud Man ref Hud Man inc III Bell 21s 111 Cen 41 1CCSLNO 5s ICCSLNO 4'is Int Gt Int Gt 5 5s 5s 5s A adj6sA'52 15 46' a "75 5s'54st 5s'64st Am 2s 99 Jmston FAC 4s Am TAT 2s '80.

31 Am TAT 2Hs '86. 17 Am Tobacco 3 '62 2 Am Tobacco 3 '69 4 A PW Prod 5s 1 AT SF gen 4s '95. 5 AT SF adj 4s 95 11 Atl Tst Ln 4s '52. 1 5s '95. 26 4s A '75.

2 96'' 1023 103 90 127 120 102'i 75' 94 98' 75 '74. 83 62'. 83H 101 101' 80 56 Kan South 4s Leh Coal Leh Coal Leh Val HT Leh Ry 4' LVRR 4s A LVRR 5s Ligg A Mver Lou A 27.s Lou A 3-Us 5 '75. 11 Met Edisn 27s 5s 2000 14 BaltAOh 5s '96. 17 6s '95.

2 4 is 2010 cv 21 1 SW 3''2 '80. 10 Beth Steel 23s '70 3 Beth Steel 24 "76 2 BosiMeRR 4s '60- 4 BostMeRR 70 33 Mich 3's MSPSSM gen Mo-K-T 1st 4s Mo-K-T adj MO-K-T 5S A Mo-K-T 4' Mo Pac cv Mo Pac 5s I Mo Pac 5s 5s 2003. 2003. 5s 5s is '81. Middling spot 43 80n.

up 55: n-nomlnai. Average price 15 16 In. middling at 10 southern spot markets. 42 89. NEW YORK COCOA FUTURES Ooen High 33 45 33 55 31.53 31.70 30.85b 31.15 30 40 30 71 Low 33.15 31.15 30.70 30.71 Close 33 45 off 31.55 off 3I.00n off 30.65n off Dec.

Mar. May Julv Sept. 30 00b 29.90 29.85 30 25a off Sales. 182 lots: b-bid; n-nomlnal. Spot prices: Average spot price.

34.70: Accra. Fair Fermented type. 37.95: Accra. Oct. -Dec.

shipment, unquoted: Accra. Nov. -Jan. shipment, 34.43: Bahia. Suoerlor type.

37.45; Bahia. Dec shipment. 36.45. NEW YORK COTTONSEED OIL Open High 24.10 23.82 23.70 23 62 22.61 Low 23.67 23,38 23 35 23.29 22.15 20.30 Close Pr Close 24.10 23.85 Dec. 23.70 1951: Mar.

23 40 Mav 23 3S Julv 23.30 Sept. 22.25 23.82 23.57 23 69 23.52 23.62 23.40 22.61 22.50 20 90b 20.55 Oct. 20.30 20.50 Pales. 601 contracts: b-bid. NEW YORK LEAD FUTURES Open High Low Close Dee.

17 20b 17.50 17.48 Mar. 17.10b 17.40 17.40 Mar 17.10b 17.50 17.35 Julv 17.10b 17.30 17.30 17.45b up 15 17.40b up 10 17.40b up 20 17.35b up 15 Sales. 23 lots: b-bid. NEW YORK ZINC FUTURES Open High Low Close Nov. 27.00b 25.50 25.50 25.50b off 50 Mar.

23 QOb 23.00 23.00 23.23b off 73 Sale. 17 lots: a-aked: b-bid. Most Active Stocks NEW YORK, Nov. 15 15 most active stocks traded on the New York Stock Exchange today: Issue General Motors xNY, Chi. St L.

pf. Chrysler Corp International Nickel New York Central Revall Drug Baltimore A Ohio Net Sale Close ehg. 33.300 49' a Tk 26 80O 139 22,000 71' 1a 20 000 19.500 17'. 'a 19.400 7 1 18.700 15'i Vx Buff RP4'a'57. 35 Bush Ter Bl 5 '60 1 f4'a Mo Pac ref 105' 103H Mo Pac 5s Can South 5 A '62 4 Mo Pac ref CanNatRy 4'as '51 CanNatRy 4's '56 3 101 7 Mo Pac gen 4s Morris A Ess Si 5 109' '75 68 '55 2 Morris 4'is '55 10 3' 2000 11 Nat Steel 3s '65 2 En Tel 4' sB 61 3 Orl 5sB'54 2 Orl TM 4' isD'56 5 NY Cent ref 5s2013 25 NY Cent 4'2s 2013 61 NY Cent cn 4s '98 73 NY Cen LS 3'iS'98 19 NY CMC 3' js '98 2 CanNatRy 4's '57 10 112 CanPac deb 4s perp 6 103' CenGaRy 1st 4s '95 2 70 Cen Ga A 2020 9 80 Cen Ga 4' is 2020 26 65' Cen RR NJ 3' '87 52 53 Ches Oh gn 4'.

"92 1 128 Ches Oh 3' is '96 15 102 Ches Oh 3's '96 6 102 Chi Bur Qu 4' as '77 3 Chi Qu gen 4s '58 4 Chi 111 inc 5s '97. 5 ChiGtWest 4s 2 ChlGtWst4's2038 7 ChilnLou 4' xs 2003 28 107s 111' 59-'. 96 85 NY City 3s NY Dock 1st W.a CMSPP cv 52 67 65 NY LAW Cht ANW4's '99. 62 NY NHAH 4s 4'sB'73 2 SO 2007 46 NYNHH 4' 2022 196 NYNH 4s '54 5 NY Ont 1st4s'92 10 NY Tele Co 3's'78 2 Norf A con4s'96 2 Nor Pac 5s '47. 14 Chi StL NO 4s '51 5 Chi Ind 4Vs '62 2 Chi Ind cn 4s '52 1 CCC StL4' asE '77 13 Cleve Un 5Vs "72 5 Cleve Un 5s 73.

6 Cleve Un 4' '77 1 Colo A Sou 4'a '80 8 101 104'' 102 72 105H 105' 105? Nor Pac 4's 85 Nor Pac cl 4' Cmwl Edis 3s '99 20 104' Cmwl Edis 3s '77 106! Nor Pac 4s Nor Pac 3s 18,300 17 1' 18.300 45' 4 15 500 91 14,200 61 J- 12.700 18T 12,700 40' a 12,600 56 3 12,400 4' UP. The 10 most the New York Curb Net Sales Close che. 25,000 12.350 18 2 11,000 21 42 10,800 27a 8 800 7 8,200 31' g.100 19' 7.600 8' a 4- 6.700 13 6.400 6H Vx 97. 2047. Og A Ch 4s '48.

Ohio Edis 23s '75. Pac GAE 3's '82 Pac 3s '71 Pac GA 3s '74. Pac 27as '80. Pac TAT 2s '85. Penn PAL 3s '75.

Penn RR 5s '68 Cons Edis cv 3s '63 25 120 Cons Ed 2s "77 13 98'j Cons Bait 24. II '81 10 104 Cuba RR 5s '52 ct 3 27 1 nel Hud ref 4s'63 11 97' Del LAW 5s 93. 65 Del LAW 4s 2042. DnRGW 4'is 2018 DRGWDSL 3-4s'93 Det Ed cv 3s '58. Det Ed 3s '70 Det Riv 4' as '61 Duquesne 25s "79 Erie 2015 Erie Vx" 2000.

Fla Cst 5s '74-. 7 3 ff'x 81H 1 94 58 113' 13 105 7 103 9 99'- 14 76 5 93 35 77 PennRR cn 4'as '60 11 113'- PennRR gn '65 6 106t PennRR 4's '81 36 101 Vx Penn RR 4's '84. 13 102' Penn RR 3' ss t-eonar. 1st PeoriaAE mc Phila El 23s Phil 2s Bryn Mawr Hospital Named Main Beneficiary of Estate cv'75 110 107s PhillipsP 2ssc'75 110 107a Southern Pacific Gulf. Mobile Ohio.

United States Steel Case (J 11 Silver King Min x-Ex -dividend. Exchange today: Issue Blue Ridge Corp Illinois Cine Co Duval Sulphur Pancoastal vtc Ford of France Jefferson Lake Sulphur F.lectric Bond A Share. Pennroad Ward Bak wts INSURANCE STOCKS Bid Asked AetnaCas109 113 Bid Asked InsCoNA 124 128 Aetna Ins 59', 61' Jersey Ins 49 53 Aetna Lit 61 Agricult 71 Am Allian 63 Md Cas 18' MdC pr 50' MdC cv 24 Mass Bd 26 Mer Fire 31" Mer Mfrs 8 Nat Casl 34' Natl Fire 58! Nat 34 NewAmCs 38 NewHamF 41 NY Fire 19'a Nor River 27 Northern 45 Northeastn 7' Pac Fire 146 Pac Indm 61' Peerless 16' Phoenix 78'' Pref Arc 2s Prov Wsh 31 Reins NY 8 Repb Tex 34i 19 74 273i 47 27! 19 21H 34 62' 105' 64'- 237 104' 67' 38' 40' 59 80 68 63' a 106 22 301 13'. 52 Am Auto 444 28 Am Equit 25' 33H 17 'a 9 61 '4 36 40 44 21 29 4 Am Newk 20 Am Reins 323 Am Surty 59 Auto In 61' Banker 100 'a Boston 61V Cam Fire 22' ConnGnL, 101'a Contl Cas 65 Crum Fstr 35' Empl Grp 38! Empl Rein 56 -Federal 75 FidADMd 64 Fire Phila 60' Firem Fd 103 Firem In 20H Gen Reins 28 3 GlensFalis 54 Globe Rep 12' 474 S'I 153 644 17? an-' 3 33 StP Fire 106 109 Seab Sur Security Springfld Std Act-Travel rs US FAG US Fire 60 64 34i 36H 44' 46' 34' 36' 500 515 49 51 66' 69" Globe Rut 21' GlobeR pf 95 GtAm Ins 31 33'- Hanover 34' 36' Htfd Fire 137 141 Htfd Stm 32 34 Home In 25 37 I'S Guar 92 96 Weat Fire 20H 22' Bryn Mawr Hospital was made the principal beneficiary of the $120,000 estate of the late Miss Emily Stewart Smith, of Booth lane, Haverf ord, 'according to the terms of her will, probated in Norristown yesterday. She died Nov.

8 at the age of 86. After providing for the distribution of numerous family heirlooms and museum pieces, Miss Smith bequeathed $50,000 to the hospital in trust, to be used toward payment of hospital care for "persons of gentle birth but of such limited means that they are unable to pay in whole or in part." The residue of the estate also is to go into the trust fund. Other bequests included $10,000 to 'James D. Winsor, 3d, and his wife Goodrich 21s '65. 15 101H Pgh CC StL NEW YORK WOOL TOPS Ooen High Low Close Dec.

306.0b 309.5 1951: Msr. 301.5I 305.5 May 297.0b 301.0 July 292.0b 297.5 Oct. 288.8 291.0 Dec. 23.0 284.5 Sales. 435.00O lbs.

advanced 25 point nominal. 307.0 309.0b up 3.0 303.0 299.0 294.0 288.0 283.0 305.0b up 3.0 301.0b up 3.5 296.0b up 3.5 290.0b up 3 5 284 up 3 0 Certificated spot tops to 310. 5n, b-bid; n- NEW YORK HIDE FUTURES OLD CONTRACT Open Hifh Low Close Dee. 29.85b 30.50 30.00 30.50b up 65 Mar. 29 45 29.75 29.45 29.75 up 35 June 29.30b 29 60 29.30 29.60 up 39 Sales.

75 lots: b-bid. Spot light native cowhides. 37 Va. NEW CONTRACT April 28 80b 29 10 29 08 29 05b up 30 July 28 50b 28 7 28.70 28 70b up 13 Oct. 28 40b 28.60 28.60 28.60b up 20 Sales.

8 lots; b-bid. 'sISally; $1000 to Olive Booth. Win- secretary; $10,000 to the en.