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20 adh THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER, TUESDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 12. 1963 Grieving Japan NewHeadNamed By Studebaker Over-the-Counter NQB Unlisted Industrial Stock Index Monday 143.03 up 1.69 SOUTH EEND, Nov. 11 Auto Industry Sets Mark as Demand Rises Pbfla. Bank Stocks Tax Exempt Bonds Corporation Bonds (AP).

Studebaker Corp. presi Bid Aaked Bid Aaked Bid Asked Louella Parsons dent Sherwood H. Egbert, who BroadStTr 1 3b 34'4 38'a BrMawrTr 1.40b 49'. 53-Ui DemandsProbe Of 2 Disasters Am TltT 45.44 VO US CalifM 102 104 CbelC WeshD 116' CamdenTr 1 40b S31. 58 recently underwent surgery, was granted a leave of absence, Cen Pern 220a 54.4 chsBay Va20M 101 BariumSU 10 Cdn Pae 1J4 CdnPac cv4 tr 110'a! 4.1.

fair -1 ElizRiv 4 U2DU0 108's lll'i and a veteran Studebaker execu Fld-Phila 160a 96 101 "4 First Cam lb 54 tive was given the powers of Carrier Wk 101 Collin sR 44sU 107 110 First Penn 1 20 FUTpk 4K 1M 110. GrtCpr.2005 100'i 102U 111 Tol 3VefS 90 ranKl fllr I.lM S2 DukePw 4's2 lOl'a 103U Clrard Tr 3 00 7 i president Monday. B. A. Burlingame, vice presi TOKYO, Nov.

12 (Tuesday) DETROIT. Nov. 11 (AP) Ind ToU J'isM tn Induct vai joaa ElPasNG S'7T 104 104 UPI). Japan's anguish over 63V KansTpa 89V LibREBTr 160 SI B7 llllll dent of finance since 1961, was MtayCoBTr la 35'i rHF.i,'t'.n black Saturday that took Ky Tpk J4i44 101'i KKy Tpk Ks2Dt 108', 111 31 54 7 Phila.N'atBk 2 a52' elevated to executive vice pres MacainacB 4s94 101 2 104 more than 600 lives in separate FruehTrai) 4s7t 114 114 HillnnH 44 98 ProvTrdsn 210a Wt Second.Nat 1.40a 5 ident and director, and granted 2a Maine Tpk 4s 1004 103' Md BeVT 3s94 102' coal mine and railway disasters Low st 80 82'. N.

Y. Bank Stocks Mas ink 3394 T7 iu was mixed Monday with bitter Bid Asked MmphsEI 4 4s92 108 110 all the powers of the president Randolph H. Guthrie, chairman of the board, said Burlin recriminations over who was to Bank Am 2 64'. 67V NJTpk 33.88 100'i 103' Mid A PL t'liSO 103'a 105' Mitsui 4 100 103 MuellerBr 3s.s7S 103 104 Nowest N( s7t 78 83 PacPet Ss77 104 107 PhilTrans 33.79 41' 95 PhilTr 34S2034 83 86' i Bank NY 4 80b 143'a NJTpk J.s8S 99's Bankers Tr 2 54. 54 I NVSPw 3.2C9J 96 99 I blame.

U. S. auto plants turned out more cars last week than in any previous week in their history as they endeavored to meet customer demand. Output for the week was estimated unofficially at over cars, thus erasing the old production high mark of 184,114 set in April, 1955. 1955 MARK FALLS An official count set October's production at 799,388 cars the biggest total ever in a month.

The combined death toll for Chase Man 2 60 92 95 NYStP 420s2) 1074 109V ChBk SYTr 2.M K'i 85'i! NYThru l.ls4 42'4 4J4 game "has the broad understanding and the capabilities to fr" CO 'ig I 'i 1 i it?" Rewib Pict 4k45 44 17's Japan's second worst coal mine Empire Tr 30 310 SU omo lpk Wl't vn: Fit City 3b 113 Orovwy 4'10 110'a 113 carry out all the corporation's disaster and one of its worst 48J si'! fennrpk 7 Frank Nat lb Irvina Tr 1 60b policies." 47 W'lifort NT J4I7 100' i railroad accidents rose to 613 tO'i 44 RichmPt 3.45s95 99 .102 Kinaa Cty 2 20b Sheraton 5s67ww 101'i 104's ShMit HD 108 SperryRd 121 12r Textron cv5s71 118'i 121'i Textron 584ww 128'i TokyoShE 3.r78 105 108 WstcstT 5'a88A 97 WstcstT ft'i 101' The statement added that the as coal carts laden with bodies S3' 54 TexTpk 6'i 113' VaToll 394 ') Manuf Han 2 Mora Guar 4b continued to trundle from the US Trust 2.20 il'i 75 Wentva 42 42-year-old Egbert was expected to "make a full recovery and the Single Girl' en Dee. 20. Then it's home to Switzer land for us. We simply won't do a thing bnt rest until March. Then the baby and I will go with Mel to Spain while he makes 'El "Suppose a great big won- derful part comes along?" I asked.

"I wish the actress luck who gets it," laughed Audrey. as Asked if her dates with Bill Tishman, the well-known builder, are serious, Marilyn Maxwell laughed, "Bill and I have plans. But not the kind you're talking about. "We're going In together on construction of a 23-unit apart-: ment house in Beverly Hills. He's a brilliant builder, you know, and is personally drawing up our ideas." Marilyn has always been a smart girl business-wise.

And her career is rolling again with the lead in A. C. Lyles" "Stagecoach to Hell" at Paramount, I guess all this winds up the long, long romance Marilyn had with Rock Hudson, for sure. HOLLYWOOD. PUFFLVG away prettily on her little Meerschaum pipe all through the private show ing of her newest movie, "Who's Been Sleeping in My Jill St.

John was photographed for a national magazine. Photographers just seem to "happen" to be around when Jill is doing something interesting. She's not the first female ever to smoke a pipe, nor the last. But you can bet she'll get the most mileage out of it. Smart? This orange-haired beauty can take Madison ave.

to school. She's been hot copy from the time she married millionaire Lance Reventlow on through their divorce. Plus other things like buying an elephant on the installment plan. Very pretty and authentically talented, the question comes up does Jill need all this wacky publicity? Did Barnum? Audrey Hepburn, feeling more like "my pooped lady" than "My Fair Lady" sighs, "After Dec. 9, I'm hibernating.

WestnPa.VB 1 20b 52 I-Sellinc flat undersea pits of the Mikawa after a period of convalescence." mine on Kyushu Island. INDUSTRIAL AND PUBLIC UTILITIES NATIONAL LIST Police and mine officials said DM Airl KM 1 IM Acrirl Bid Ask Acme El 7'a i Bruniiut siu jy.lcrouse 2i3 Be at least 452 men were killed and The old mark of 794,168 was set in March, 1955. Indicating the strong demand for new cars, some 33 auto Aerovox Atrwork London Market Is Irregular S'i Buckeya 27'. Cummins Sl'i 54J.iNEn GE 34 injured Wnen an explosion 4'. 5 Burnbrn 124 UVDanly Mch 4:.

NatG 21'i inA coa Aust thiindcrerl 51'. M'i Burns Det 18' 20'. Data Prod 8-4 8'. Nicholsn 22a4 883 COal Albee Alb Cul Aire Ch i' 5'. Business 7'.

Delhi Tax z3 24j. Nieia ac 49's ine mue-aeep mine, assembly plants were operated overtime last Saturday. -4 3.., nrtuswr 39 amim tan 14-4 10 4-IN1XOD naia 1 LONDON, Nov. 11 (UPI). ALD Ine Alico Ld coal i8VNoA R.fr u'i Pari oi japans 2argesi 17 41.

7 Cabot Cp 40 IntBr Allrr Pea General Motors had 14 plantsi The stock market closed mixed ll MVNPenn 13's Complex. 29'131VNwNatG 33'. 35'. i 4' Cadre Ind 5'. 5'.

Diam Cry W' Calgon Cp 34'. Dictapho 8 9 al Inter 234 25'. Diebold 7'k r. Cal LiaG 14'. 14'.

Disc A Allen Ore Allied Rad on such overtime operation, Monday. 54 NwPub Sr 3yi 344 RAIL TOLL AT 161 AltamU while Ford had 15. Chrysler 3's 4 'a 7 Am Air F1I 24'. 28'. Cal WatSv 29'a The Japan National Railways Nuclr Ch 151.

17 Ohio Wat 3434 37'. Okla MRP i7a 7'a OldBen CI 3434 37' Am El Lab 10 II al WTel 20'. 22'i Diveraa 21 22: Gilt-edged securities slumped on interest rate uncertainty in the light of the rise in New Am Expr 41 'i 44 Cameo 14', 15. Dolly Mad 20'i 21 revised from 162 to 161 the Am Kurn JILL ST. JOHN Rivalling Barnum? This is my third film in a row and I'm beginning to feel it." She went on, "Mel (Ferrer) finishes his role with Natalie Wood and Tony Curtis in 'Sex 4J.

3'. nuo mi ivi is tn 71) 34'. 37'. Cannon El 19 20'. Drew Prop 83.

4'. 14 death toll in the triple train col AmGrt A York. 2'i 87 Duffy Wi;" "r'" oxford Fin 8 Cannon lision near Yokohama. 81 85'4'Dun Brad 484 )Zm. Am Herit Am Pipe AmSt Gob 12a 133i Cannon Pac Airmot 2'.

3'i; 5's 5'. 4' Cap Tecb Seventy-one persons remained 4' i Dunham 5's 5 5' 4 Dura Cp 13 35 Pae FarE 20 22 20 2IVCapit Pd 4 Am Steril Blue chip industrials closed irregularly. Engineering shares notched gains, but steels eased Pae PfcL 26'. 27J4 in serious condition. The acci- Anchor Cp 15'.

8 Anheuser 41'. 44' arpent LE r. Duriron 24'. 24' a 81. Dymo Ind 42'4 441.

Pack Inst 9. 10' Vj4s-alD ill ilmf nnrr- J.J on fears of higher tariffs in the Corp. worked its Los Angeles force an extra day, as well as those in the Detroit, Plymouth and Hamtramck, plants. STEP UP OUTPUT American Motors plants worked overtime Saturday too. Stude-baker Corp.

worked a five-day week at its assembly units. General Motors accounted for Just over 50 percent of production last week, Ford about 29, Chrysler 13.5, American Motors Arden 15 16'a'Cary Ch 3 4 4'. Eastn Rac 3s 4'a Ji -ulc wucii a t.uwucu Arden ptpf 54 57 (Caw NGai 14'. 15'a Eastn Ut 53'i, E'r 'I? ii fii'iCOmmuter train SDeedin? north Ark MoP 1', 10'. 11 F.aior Exp 'T DOnn Arrow ssi 2'.

omu eg 28' 4 30 Econ Lab si1. pf 4 111 bom Yokohama to Tokyo ram-Art Metal I. t'. Cen InGas 24'. 26'.

Edacb Stl 2I'k PEC larl lS's 184:. Common Market. Autos were Herb Stein mostly unchanged in quiet trad ing. ki. reeriess io-.

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Assem Pd 77. Assoc Mtae 8'. 1'. r.n Tl 'El Paso El 2t't 28'a ynB i other crowded commuter train 4J. Cen Vt PS 24'4 Electrolx 55'.

58 'Pep Unfit 7' Autom Ind 37. Gold stocks drifted lower on lack of demand, but coppers Auto Bank 57. Chas Rita 22'. 241. Elec Cap 8'a 34'Pennl 3's 4'.

moving south S'4 Int 4 Peter Paul 33'. Avery Adh 18'. Chat Gas Avon Pd 129 H21. Chi Music Messages of sympathy poured 25'. 27'.

Emp Oil 18'. Phil Sub 31U 33' 4 225 231 lEndevco 4 Philips Gl 4134 43'. 134 140 lEnnis But 18'. 14' a Photon Ine 8's 9'a firmed. Except for Shell which improved in quarterly results, oils generally shaded.

in from the world camtals Aztec Oil 20'. 21' Chrirt See Baird At 5'. 4'. Christ pt Bal Paint 334 4'4 CitizUt A l.i&jOna from President Kennedy 6.2 and Studebaker about 1 per cent. The only cloud in the other it i-t r.quity im iy 14'.

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CitizUt 32'4 34-4 expressed "sincerest conaoienc Barton Dirt 7'. 8 City GasF 18'. 20'. FBay adr 66'. 70 IPionr NO Bates Mff ft 10'a Clifton Pre 2234 24'.

FHcht adr 59 Cord 7-4 3.les" on behalf of the American wise sunny production and sales Bayless New Highs and Lows Set in 1963 4 i people. picture was a continuation of local labor disputes. At least Behien Mf Belie Isle Belm lrW Bemis Br 10J4 ll'. Colem Ena 5 5'. FarW Fin 20'i 22 Plym Rub 8 8'.

Colly Ins 21 Cp 38 40'i Pneu Dyn 14'. Colon Sir 17l Mtf 87'i 90'4ipocket Bk 8'a 4' CololntG 425. 45 FstBos Cp 93'i 96J4iPorter HK 58 a OG 12'. 14'ilFst Invest 8'i Port GE M'i Col OG Pt 2334 253. Fst Mtge It 17'ajPotashA 30'i 331; KAIL.

WHEEL BLAMED 20 auto plants have taken strike 24'. 26' 4 2a's 28 a 1734 I orn Clear 35'. Natl 4'i 10 Premier Officials blamed the triple wreck on a cracked rail and Benefic Berksh Berylium Billups af I Kill VOI liru 3II1DUI fS'BI I D.iman 17a "4 10' t- Amta lit 1- ft tP(ch a1 -OI votes since the 1964 model pro duction lines went into opera tion late last summer. Bird Son Black His a defective wheel on the freight train. But there were charges 173i Tel 24 25 Fitch Pap 14'.

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ir. ZLuXZi 'J Black Siv that the split-second timing of Japan tram schedules also Foreign Exchange 0 4 -4i-ni iTmg ir 4V 4 4 contributed to the disaster. Bolt BerN Bon Ami Bos Capit Botany Bowater Bowman Bowser pt Br Am Con 5's 4 ont Tran 4't lO'i Kutlerm A 4b, Cp 30'. 32 1 32 36'a It off 20'i 215 Garlock 29 Reisuke Ishida, president of 32 Closing foreign exrhania In dollars nd decimal of a dollar. Friday Read 4V 7 22'.

24'. Cook Elec 43s 5 Gas Svc 41'. 43'. j' Reheis Co 12's 13'a Japan National Railways, said 7J. pr l'i I rdtm int 4' 4 Canada in (free) 4281 Great Britain (pound) 2.7978 Australia (pound) 2.2385 Renwel In 49 S3 Monday, New ACF Ind Aeroauip Am Airlin Am Airl pf Am Barge Am Cry Ampex Cp AVC Corp Brums Mi Bulova Burl Ind Case 2d pf at Oh Delta Air Duplan Emery Air Fair Cam Isl Crk Coal Kellogf Lea RubtT New Allied Kid Baker Of Beld Hem Cen Soya Check Mot CitSv cvpf Cole Palm Duq 3 75 Pf Nos.

1965 high (41) Maey Mot Wheel Nwst Airlin Outb Mar Pack Bell i Pennzoil Perkin Elm Piper Aire Quak St Oil Schick Scovill Mf Scab AL RR Simmons Stanray Tex East I Rub pf I Tob pf Woolwth Xerox CP Ynrit Dr lows (It) Giant PC Kern Li Lanvin Mont t't OkGE 4 Mpf Ph El 3 80PI Put Sd PL Shattuck Br Sharpe 44'. 48'a'Cowlea 14'. Gen Watw 28 29'. west. In that period, enlistment was just like taking any job; you stayed on, or quit when you felt like it.

But these two, who had left their homeland to get out of the German army, suddenly found themselves in battle." Weisbart hopes to start the film on location in Montana next May or June. Pic will be 70 mm. color. Kim Novak hasn't faced a camera since she finished "Of Human Bondage." She's taking it easy at her Carmel home where she's alone and painting. She has no film date lined up.

Claire Bloom is the hot choice for the lead opposite Paul Newman in director Marty Ritfa "The Outrage," a remake of "Rashomon," for MGM. Adela Rogers St. Johns is penning her next book in New York. It's novel about a minister. Writer Mannie Manheim is disturbed about an ad in the' Saturday Review that quotes Science Magazine as stating that Nov.

13, 2026 will be Doomsday. He doesn't feel it's just for a guy who was born on Friday the 13th to have the world end on his birthday. Thinks that's piling it on. that could have been a factor. New tome.

"The Rest of the Story," is a solo effort from Sheilah, who told us: "I had to do it to prove to myself I could write one on my own." Coward-McCann publishes for May release. Producer David Weisbart's upcoming picture at 20th-Fox is "The Day Custer Fell" a minute-to-minute account of what took place the day of Custer's last stand. Script by Elliot Arnold will be patterned on the a of Zanuck's "The Longest Day." Says Weisbart: "I don't think anyone has ever scratched the surface of this episode in our history. The more we research, the more we uncover. We now have access to War Department files.

The picture will be cast along the lines of "The Longest Day," with big star names. It'll be an important international cast. "Custer's 7th Cavalry had many foreign-born men Irish, British, Italian, German. We'll explore the lives of several main characters. For example, there's the story of two German men who enlisted with the cavalry to work their way HOLLYWOOD.

METRO vets can't recall a period since before the war when the MGM lot's been as active as it is today. Between feature pictures and TV, all stages are occupied. One picture, "The Americanization of Emily," starring Jim Garner and Julie Andrews, is an in-town runaway, shooting at Desilu for want of home base space. For its first sales meeting here in 10 years, MGM has 75 of its regional managers from this country and Canada in town viewing completed product. The Leo gang has its program lined up through December, 1964, with 36 pictures releasing between now and then.

Company's production for '63 is up 112 percent over '62. If there were an Oscar for a publicity campaign o.i a movie, odds-on favorite would have to be Al Horwits for his tub-thump of Stanley Kramer's "Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World." Sheilah Graham, whose "Beloved Infidel" (written with Gerald Frank) brought her a mint from Fox for the film rights, has written a sequel. Giddy lfr'i Brkway Gl 23'. 25VCraig Sya i Belgium (franc) 030070! 135i 12' Brown Arm I's Co Girltown t's 7'i Klley r. Ai RiverB 23'1 25' "Just look at those timetables!" he said.

"Practically France (franc) 2041 Germany (W.) fdeutach mark) .251 Holland (guilder) 27765 Mutual Funds Ind 4'aiRoadw Elt Glen Gery t'i y.iRobbin 55 1'. impossible! Can you imagine Italy (lira) OOlbOSj DM 4,1. Globe Rub IP. 13 nooim rt 4's Bid Ask Alerdeen 2.39 2.61 23 26 25 38 GtWash Ind 4'a 38'a Tl FB wl JUi Rockwell 27 28. Advise Fd 194 7.65 that 2400 trains come and go in 20 hours at Tokyo Central Train' Station? What frightens me Cua Cus Cua Cus Cus Affll Fd 1.13 179 maiUSjGreen Mt 9-16 lO.uOjGrnfld Rl B2 B3 B4 Kl K2 SI 4.26 4.61 145a lSniRoyl Ind 3ss 4'.

89 92'a Hutid Mel 5'4 5'a Norway (Krone) livs Portugal (eacudo) 0)495 Sweden (krona) 1926 Switzerland (franc) (free) 2317 Denmark (krone) 1448 Argentina (pesol (free) 0069 Brazil (cruzeiro) (free) 0017 Mexico (peso) Venezuela (bolivar) 22(4 5 36 5 85: most is the rush hours in the 6 60 7.141 18 88 18 88 54 57 HUSt C- CO ll'a 12. Am Bus Am Grth Am lnv Am Mut Asso Fd Cus Cus Gross Dun 734 l'i li capit 8'a 8 S2 9 62 10.51 12 83 1400; Grwth Cap 8 s. 4 VSan Pet 7'4 8'. Cus S3 1 54 1.69 Int 15 24 16 63 morning, the super-conges tions." JUST BEFORE ELECTION Cus S4 Atom Ph 4 86 5.30! 5'. fanners 303.

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13'aiScantln El 12sa 1334 The left-wing opposition par Fund A 5 85 36 Knickerb 6 49 7 11 Fund 9 14 99 Knick Gth 6 85 7 50 Sam Com Stock 4 23 4.42 Lazard 17.00 17 87 Cam Mf? Sci Elec 11.21 12.18 Lexlngt 11 38 12 44 VIZ If. 11 iM-naeviti 3J4 4' 4'. 4'. Science Cap 4's 4s Blue Rid 12.02 13.14' Life lnv 18.35 2005 125 Fet 32 34' Bonds) Lnavail Life Mk ..7.20 7 85: Hanover 16 1734 Scott For 263s 2774 IIUKl) I oomSav 147ft J. tiesthe Socialists, the Democratic Socialists and the Communists issued statements charging the accidents occurred because the government was over-concerned with business Boat Fd Broad St Bullock Calif Fd 25'i 27'4: 4' 514, AND HERE'S ANOTHER! iliMMni Speil Mf il'MtiwCp8 17.10 18 691 Mass Tr 15.41 ltMiHrover A 323i 341.1 Sel Rex Can Gen HERE'S ONE GOOD REASON TO SAVE Cdn Fd Sexton 15'a 17 25'4 27 3714 40 19 21 an loin h.h U17l Hourt NO 39 41 Shawm ut tPit Kfir 11 u.ii ivieaaecr- ii.mi i.Mt;un,,.

of ti. and under-concerned with pub lie safety. r-. Ck. fr l'i IUI171 all 1 ftA It Siemens TO'U The calamities hit Japan as nil, is.tt io uj wiv uiij Ray li'st l47 Chase Fd 4.76 7.39MIF Gth 4 57 4.95Hud PP A 22 pl hem Fd 12.46 13.63' Morton Gth 692 PP pf 25 27 fj.

JH5? cai sierra pa 37's Simplex t's 9'. umtomwbjs the nation's politicians entered simp Mff ZIJ4 5' js-s i a tlTi Vtftf a 1 4 4TJ ra tea jt the home stretch of a general wiun utn u.i ij.Qj:iTiu unci y-ov iv oji HUffOt Pd 47'i Sil Cons Mut 10.05 1005 Mut Shrs 15 82 15 82 Skil Corp 34'. 26. Society CP Sorg Pap 13'k 14'. election campaign.

On Nov. 21, Intl Cen 10 25 11.20 Nat WSec 37 24.20; JBk Waah 4'! 5 the country's voters elect the sosn oil- 31 34' SCal Wat 18'. 20 IV. 14 11. immtkb iv.w IntF KT.ff as 17.

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5J. Keaist 224 23 30.iSt Screw 34'. 36 NEW YORK. AN EXECUTIVE called his barber the other day and had him come to his office for a 2:30 haircut. He also had an appointment with an out of town customer for 3 P.M.

Just before the barber arrived, the exec was called out on an emergency. The barber came and waited. The customer came and waited. After about an hour the executive's secre 4 4ijiStnly Hm 34'. 4J'4 (Stanley 2ff.

31'. IViw Th in 5 12 5.54'PPen 16 4818 01 Dreyfus 18 59 20.21 iO-T-C 5 95 6.47 10 A 23'4 24 MSW WOV. 11 (Af). Agreement was reached by negotiators Monday on a 38-month Eaton Bal 12.82 13 Penn Sq 17.87 17.87 ins Svo (4 47'. Biem Hall 14'.

l.V. Eaton Stk 14.35 15 51! Peoples I 8 143i 16 CI 23. 25' 4 1 VSt I 'fe ft If IjjK SsJ C.ICV 1UV 3.11 aJO U.W IT aiser St 2Ps o- wins v. i 1 1 contract for 22,000 employes of Energy 22 52 22 52; "ne si at iv. TV.ISusq Corp V.

the American Telephone At Tele Equity 9.29 9 63 Pioneer 9 71 10 61! U7 174 ISwank Ine 225i 24'i Fed Grth 10 52 11 50 Price TR 16 33 16 Mill 'i 7'JsvJt 20' Hd Cap 9 92 10 78 Provident 4.24 4 Food 414 graph Co. The contract, negotiated with Fid Fund 1713 1852! Purttan 8 77 9.48 k.H "rivt i sJ.IiTampax 4'4 68 Fid Trend 17 02 18 52 Putnam 15 36 16 79 Smh.TTr r-i. tt: Ph. nnh a tn rvenaau 25'. 27'4 31b Current 4S Di'vi'dW Paid Smce i35 Dividend Compounded Semi Annually nd Computed on Monthly Balance ens? Eflnnnp 23'.

25J. zyt 4ri t7. lort 4 41 4 81 Quar Dist 7.14 7 80 F.I F. the Communication Workers of America, AFL-CIO, covers long 3Ts 4. at Tat at RaBtwh Intf 11 IV.

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33s 36 c. i. i4 ivewan 1I Kv.Fih 17'. IQl.l'i om VI JO distance operators, plant employes and clerical workers across the Nation. Local 1150 president Kevin J.

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f.Z U-U 1A.1T playing cards, with just the top ends showing. The waiter is told to draw one. Whosever cedit card he draws has to pay for the meal. The Joyce Kilmer estate stopped Alan Arkin from reciting an excerpt from "Trees" in "Enter Laughing," so playwright Joe Stein showed his erudition by substituting lines from "Gungha Din" which he proudly told the cast he remembers in toto. The play is still getting some complaints about the poetry bit.

It seems Stein remembers "Gungha Din" wrong in one line, which shows there are more poetry enthusiasts than you might suspect. Joey Foreman, one of Sid Caesar's comedy sidekicks on TV, recently celebrated the first anniversary of his marriage to French singer Janine Caire. He wanted to buy a nice trinket so Sid took him to his personal jeweler's. Sid had the jeweler bring out a highly expensive necklace and then looked at a more expensive brooch before Foreman stopped him with: "You don't understand. I'm not buying for Caesar's wife, I'm buying for Caesar's friend'i wife." Fund Am 785 853 SharesAm 14 86 16 20 Thrift Fds 12'i 9'.

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II JENKINTOWNi on u. tosaethe New. station. failed to reduce working hours for about 2000 long-lines telephone operators in the New nritty ur 3'. 3' Time Inc gT'i Timely 12 13'a Fund lnv 1025 11 23 mves 856 925 Gen Inves 7 02 Wover lnv 15.03 16.46 Group See: I State St 40.37 43.125J Aero Sci 7.

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TtpTop Pd i 7V Tonka Toy 23'i 24V Com St 13.16 14 41' stein Stk J3 14 33 19 Lance 4 47 10 38 Slerl lnv 12.15 13.14 Ful Ad York area. Mclnerny said he would rec Latrobe 17 18'. lowmot 27 29 Trans Cst 15 16' 18 70 19 26, Telev El 7.59 8 27 Leasewy B2s Nth ommend Thursday night to the 3 rik ril ii. 7i: ransco Pf a) 23 Grth Ind Guardn Ham hda Imp Cap Imp Fd Inc Fnd tary did the only sound economical thing: She had the waiting barber give the waiting customer a free haircut. A fellow who naturally wants to remain nameless tells how he beat a traffic cop the other day.

He was driving in a Bronx street when he noticed a police car come around the corner and start after him. Our boy knew he had been going too fast but thought quickly and pulled the knob that turned his headlights on. When the cop caught him, he explained that he was part of a funeral procession, had lost the other cars, and was trying to catch up. No ticket. Street Scene: One afternoon one of our late rising citizens strolled down Broadway complaining about the bright sun 20'i 8 04 I.74'em.yin4.w 4 ii Tlhi.h Pr.

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He stopped to buy a newspaper. "Beautiful day, isn't it?" asked the blind newt dealer. A new game among fellows who lunch together regularly and always toss for the check is now played with their credit cards. One luncher shuffles all the credit cards, face downward, then spreads them like Val Line 7 52 8 Lucky In. Hk 7 41 Str Int Reaour 480 S.25' Income 531 580 I iiHInm afaa.

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7. Boonsnait 2'. 3:4 aiareth for her dear, intimate friend, Geo. Eisenhower. When she tried to register, at a 54th st school, she was asked to take a literacy test because she hadn't brought grammar school diploma.

"But, I'm Elsa Maxwell," she spoke up. The registrar insisted on a dl- ploma, "Look in 'Who's ii Elsa said. "I'm listed as a graduate of the Sorbonne." The registrar demanded a diploma. "I've been a newspaper col- nmnist for many years," said Elsa "Oh, a columnist?" replied the registrar. "Then you certainly will have to take a literacy test." aaa After Ethel Merman's mar- velous nightclub debut at the Persian Room, her mother said: "The older she gets, the better she gets." The Plaza may have to inaugurate a new policy a cover charge for people standing in the lobby; for the lusty voice of the incomparable Merman can be heard through the two sets of closed doors.

The star was asked where she carried her concealed mio- rophone. "In my lungs, the said. A half-hour before curtain time Brian walked in, in obvious good health. His understudy greeted him with a punch in the nose, bloodying it. But Brian, undaunted, went on.

A psychiatrist told, at the Living Room, about a henpecked husband who complained to him about a recurring nightmare: "Every night I dream I'm shipwrecked on a small island with 12 beautiful women" 'What's wrong with that?" the doctor asked The henpecked one whimpered: "Have you ever tried cooking for 12 people?" Harry Guardino will star on Broadway in "Side Show" James Baldwin was just awarded a doctor of letters degree from the University of British Columbia Bobby Fischer, the chess champ, will play simultaneously against 400 opponents, who'll pay a $3 fee, in the Astor's Grand Ballroom Nov. 27. In this marathon he'll play half the games using black pieces and the other half using white pieces. Elsa Maxwell rushed back front Europe In '52 to vote NEW YORK. JEROME ROBBINS, who will direct the Sheldon Harnick-Jerome Bock musical "Tev-yah," needed to do some research.

He wanted to attend an Orthodox Jewish wedding, to get an idea for staging a wedding scene in the play. Rob-bins phoned his father, who suggested that he could find where such a wedding was being held by phoning the caterers. Robbins, instead, phoned a Jewish historical society here. One of the historians listened to his problem, and 10 minutes later told him where such a wedding was being held. "How'd you find out?" Rob-bins asked.

The historian said: "I phoned the caterers?" Sean Peters Is Brian Chap-in's understudy as Mary Martin's 8-year-old son in "Jennie." Wednesday morning Brian's mother phoned to report that the boy had a sore throat and might not make the matinee. Sean was summoned to the theater early, for a last-minute dree rehearsal and a brush-up en his entrances and exits. emptor ur Rurrus 15 16'. Oxyatal Vt 11 (AP). Mexico will purchase Kenn tn PhilaLab i 3 PhilaSubTr You owe yourself a moment of relaxation while you ore working.

Put your feet up (it's healthful, doctors ay) when you are talking on the telephone or spending, a moment alone making decisions. One of your wise decisions would be the acquisition of a Tycoon Chair. It has three positions: upright for working, semi-reclined and fully reclined. The classic, lightweight design will fit into ony office decor. Upholstered in your choice of fabrics, leathers or plasties, of course.

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