Lansing State Journal from Lansing, Michigan • Page 30

New; York Stock Exchange Arjay Miller Quits Ford Motor Post Saleslhds) High Low Last Cho 1 Saleslhds) High Low Last Cha. Saleslhds) High Low Last Chg. A A 322 151i 147Vj 150443B Mobil Oil 2 46 381 384 381-1- Monian 1.60 2 326V3 326'-2 1 Sylvia Porter Hints on Food Cost Savings 56 .468 144 44'a 182 3344 3 l40'i 1 47 '4lMotorol 1 9 47 46 4414 33V4 140 323,4 22Vi 2B'2 46'2 44V2 33V21 140V2 3234 2234 29 AbexCp 1.60 AcmeMK 2g Adresso 1.40 Admiral Cp Air Prd Contrl Data CornPd 1.70 CornGI 2'-3a Crane 1.60 Crowell Col CrownZ 2.20 Crucibl 1.20 Cudahv Co Curtiss Wr 1 Cyprus 1.40 40V Va Ai I Fuel 1.68 46V2 44MIStTel 1.24 37 'AiMurpCo 1.20 4644 374b 23 Vj 28 55b 40 46W 36'8 23 '3 27i 55 23 43'a 8P.4 '8 22 '4 35''8 30'j Vi 2344 8 16H Vb 584b 23li 'It 351,2 '8 44H 4 30'4 67' 4 'i 28 55 328 32 48a 49 31 Airxedc iva Alcan Alu 1 AllegCp All Lud 2.40 AllegPr 1.20 Alld Ct 1.90 AlliedSt 1.40 Allis Chai 1 Alcoa l.eo Amerada 3 Am Airl .80 A Brest 1.60 Am Can 2.20 Amusn 1 1 36'. 134i 22 35'-t 30J.4 23i 16 58 1 23 'i 4Jl 30' 3 6712 8644 26'. 70'.

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304b '4 534b '8 15 33 13 22' 16 29 2 32s 11 49 28 10 44 34 3934 31 524b 8 55 23 6144 82 42'a X3 44. 2 34'3 7 304b 32 2044 16 984t 40 37'2 10 X3 52'-b 23 3r'4 38 82'3 89 154 282 49J4 Xl9 454b 10 27'a 8 23 ''2 51 20'-2 34 36'4 10 25'-s 7 4444 20 353b 4 7834 43 58 '4 3748 J7'2 Va INoNtGs 2.60 43 5544 55'a 754b 8 No Pac 2.60 52b 14 '4iDennson .60 25e BjDelcdis 1.40 39 4iUianaSlr .20 518 Oiebold .409 64Vs Vi'DiaShm 1.40 224 IDinerCI V4 Distill Sea 1 U-a iDow Ch 2.40 3944 4s uresser 1.40 17' 1.20 87'-8 DuPonl 36''3 V2! DuqneL 1.66 30' 8 4., 51 '4j 34 Vj I East Air .50 22b ifcaslSSIl .90 48'4 1 1 Kodak .88 DETROIT (UPI) Arjay Miller, vice chairman of Ford Motor has announced he is leaving the company. The announcement came five months after Semon Knudsen left General Motors Corp. to assume Miller's position as Ford president. Miller will be taking over as dean of the Graduate School of Business at Stanford University, effective July 1, 1969, Ford and Stanford officials announced.

Whrn Knudsen left as vice president of GM and came to Ford, Miller was moved upward to his present position. But Knudsen apparently held more power in Ihe company than Miller, some observers said. Miller, will continue as a member of the Board of Direc JU'B 30'. 5 5 iList Gains 384a Wh 8IV3 IV4 24 15844 158 154 154 1 15 31 308 40 17i 87' 2 3614 30's 518 34a 22-8 48'4 314 53'4 52l 49'b 46 15'4 40'4 Widening 31Sa 4b baton Hi 34 Va I i.iO 384b 'si Nw.tAirl .80 15644 44 Nowstlnd Id 31 4j lOccid OgdenCp .80 2j Vb Ohio Ed 1.42 7844 44.0klaGE 1.04 32b nIOklaNG 1.12 19'4 'slOlinMt 1.20g 438 V3'Omark In 4i 39', 3 VaiOlis El Co 2 'BlOutbord 1 554b VeiOwensC 1.40 33'3 lOwenlll 1.35 1544 14 3844 i.al jPacGas 1.40 PacLtC 160 5244 48'a 45 27B 23 '4 20V4 36 2434 44 12 35 7B34 S7'2 49ii 4b 45b Vs 27'. 14 231,4 13 2C4s 36 25Va 'A 44V2 13 354b 7834 Vb 57131 tIPasoNG I dtra Corp I 59 7 136 19 50 20 3 1 12 38 2 13 32'B 25 7844 32b 19 43 391b 27Vb 55 3244 1544 33.

52' 8 49''8 l'4 74' 3 4b 46 15'4 Vb loss But if vou make an error in overall price. To find this cost ft 0 buying fruit, vou can quickly divide the price of the anioun learn from vour mistake purchase by the number of er come out ahead onlv davs lateriportions the amount will supply. rW when vou again go shopping fori As an illustration say you pay! Am smei, 3 footl 0 for a Poun1 of ground beef a sugar j.so The message is implicit for a pound of spareribs.jT&r 2.40 these tinv examples. Food is beef will provide four por-j Am c. Qmnna thp hi'est items in our t'ons; because of fat and cP rf singlejthe ribs will provide por-jAnaco, -d expensive item in the budg-f ons The beef costs 17c j.

ets of low and low-middle income serving; the sparenbs, 52c pern, oi ,.20 families Yet, in contrast to the serving. lAssoinv 1.40 big-ticket items we buy only from time to time furniture, au-i Buy such foods as bread orjAtias com tomobiles, appliances we buyicereals by cost per ounce or Awtinc .50 food at least once or twice a pound. There is no waste in- week Thus food is the one areaivolved here so see which 36 where we can correct costly er-age offers the most weight forlgangorp jso rors easily and start saving sub-jthe identical price. iBecumi stantially from the day we deter- Compare package sizes mine to concentrate on so doing, relation to how quickly you willjSend.x no End Johnsn ESS In 1.20 fcssexW 1.20 Ethyl CP .60 Margins 40 14bi Eversharp 39 Vi 33' 54 33' 33 Ex Cell 1.20 75 13544 135 1354b Vb! NEW YORK (AP) Gains wid 328 25'b 33 438 39b 2718 55'8 331-3 1544 57'4 5544 174b 214b 42'b 374a 57b 3044 45 411,2 52i4 48'3 388 -P 9 33'-2 52 28'4 12 234. 15 2434 74 22 36 68 6'2 73 46 45.

49 57'8 574b 48-PacPwr 1.20 33 '-3 44 281a 2344 VB 2434 22 ened their margin over losses as 554 1748 2P4 42'a 'a 1.20 Pan Am .40 iPanhdl 1.60 a I Prtfke Dvs 1 36 35 3514 44 X61 294. 29' 2 774b 4s Penny 1.60a 374b- 33 574b 12 224a tors, Board Chairman Henry Ford II said. "My decision to leave my present position at Ford was an extremely difficult one for me," Miller said. "At the same time 571.4 54B 17V4. 21B 428 374a 571.2 301.3 44a 41 'A 22' 3 51'3 45'2 384 PenDix Pa Cent 2.40 PennPL 1 56 391 20 .10 7 2 55 2 20 49 31 145 29 283 27 30J4 45 60 82 8 303-8 24 38'2 18 PeopGs 1 .96 77'-a 4 22Va 82 lVa 3C 1-4 37'b 4a 70'2 '4 79 V.

30'a Vi 41 '4 22-4 5) 48-I the Stock Market improved early Tuesday in more-active trading. American Broadcasting dropped agout a point from its climb of ll's Monday on news that Hughes Tool Co. had made a tender for the stock. Gains of about 2 points were scored by Loew's Theatres, Po- 334 28'. 2334 24' 2 214'B 35 29 771-8 22 'a BI'-j 30 37'b 4R 6934 78'2 30 54 56b 52j-b 644b 11044 79 V4 92 '4 224 33 '2 5CB There no Diace dui up 101 luhjuuic mc wukuu.

mc s.acK 1.05 I am deeply convinced that one! Va 2o, a 1.4 384b the Boeing 1.20 PeniCo 90 Pfizer 1.20 Phelp 3.40 PhiiaEI 1.64 Phil Mr 1.80 PhiiPet 2.60 Pillsbry 14 Piper A 1.40 frA -nets tr on 1 economy pacKase may ue of our country's most critical ARJAY MII.LKR their two children live in Ann Arbor. He has maintained wide con-' tacts with the academic world. serving as chairman of the visiting committee of UCLA's Gra--duale School of Business Administration and a member of the Harvard Business School Visiting Committee. Miller also serves as a trustee--of the Committee for Economic Development, the National Industrial Conference Board, the Brookings Institution and Kent School, Kent, Ohio. 6' 2 45'8 5744 '4'Fairc IFairHIr (Fairmont 1 4334 .80 4244 1.20 46'2 Va V.2 5244 Vj.FirstNat Sir IT 4.

FlaPwr 1.44 77V3 1 PMC. CP ,85 -ioxiJ. Fdi-atrS .90 2944 2.40 51Sn i For McK .75 63'2- 1.40 S9 5 Fruehuf 1.70 338 Vb; 31V4 4b. 42'a CP 1.40 27', 2 GAF CP .40 23 VB.Gam Sk 1.30 SO'41 i Lovnamic 1 56'-2 VilGn Elec 2.60 I6V2 Va GnFood 2.40 29-Ta ia'Gen Instr 2i 27a 3u Gen Mills .80 36 Aot 1.95d 418 v4iGenPrec .80 1948 4itG HubU 1.56 Gen Stl 1.20 Gen Tel 1.40 Gen Tire .80 VJ'T 1.60 13 17 7 4 25 9 30 103 13 58 32 62 X17 x2 7 20 28 I 62 27 22 12 9 43 'b 4244 4644 524 6j4b 7744 40 29fs 51'b 6344 59 33? 32 42'-8 27V2 23 8OV4 168 30 28'i 36 41 '8 438 42'8 5244 628 77V4 39'2 518 634 33 31 Vi 42''B 27'-3 22a 798 56', 3 16'3 2944 278 36 41'b The tax surcharge will not re-jleast expensive but it will be soj Borden 1.20 need is for a greater degree of 3 4044 38 7W4 46 79'2 26 30'-4 24 54V4 51 564b 5 52'3 1 644b 99 113 15 7944 63 93 15 2244 6 3344 12 51 4044 duce the farmer's charges to 10 you omy 11 you use up me coii-iBost Ed 2.0s competence in decision mak 4,. Polaroid .32 PPG In 2 60 54 '8 56Va 52V2 V2 644b Va 113 2 79 '2 Vi 9244 14 224 Va 3312 51 13 middlemen for his produce.

The tents before they become stale origou 2.40 JlllUUlClJltll I former ic lao-crino hehind I rancid, etc. i Bristol My I conveni-loe 1 40 1 1 8544 VsiPubSvColo 1 01 IPSE8.G 1.60 ic (arm nriw! are lectin uuw 10 lctic as ing, problem solving and other management skills in all aspects of our national life." Miller said his work with the New Detroit Committee, a blue-ribbon citizens committee form 1 nk than iinu-n lence foods. A frozen 1.20 534b 14 IPullrnn 2.80 38'2 i2 794 I 4034 24V2 28'4 54B 85'2 91 52V2 38V4 79Vs 464b 281-2 2944 394b 294a 43b 83 3 25 315 102 14 X34 93 34 50 9 178 33 8 Dow-Jones Averages 30 Indus 895.45 0.90 20 Rails 262.77 1.00 15 Utils 132.48 0.06 65 Stocks 326.60 0.23 Volume 6,230,000 shares R. 25 288 55 854b 9 12 5348 38'2 794. 474b 28'a 294 a 4OV4 3C4is 4348 754a 243 47V4 4634 464a Vb 104 2344 23b 2344 47 vs a 2644 'ejRalston 40 iaiRavthon 1 .60 .60 .50 2'-2 53 77 75 75 4 99 40'-B 40'2 408 Va ed to rebuild Detroit from the 47 4244 42 42'4 3048 4aiKeP ih I without waste mav actuallv beiBuiova jless costly than the fresh vegeta- jJ-2? The tax surcharge will not cutjble with waste at a lower pricei the costs of processing, packag-(peas in the pod, for instance).

Ac i transporting, marketing: frozen meat dinner may be even! can 0ry ,50 These costs also are more more expensive than the price jcaroiTe! likely to go up than down. indicates because it contains 1 1 ah 43 88 4 4348 'a! Revlon 88 5434Z laroid and Commercial Credit. 7434 V4lRexall 34'2 jo -r riaparifc la 19 34 35 7444 riots of last July, and with (lie Urban Institute and similar groups has "reinforced my be 39 Pt GettyOi 72d 30 lOlVa 100 ices 36 381-a 37's 11, ,1 42I4 14 Control Data rose about 1.20 28 52b 52 Vb 288 76 Gillette Glen Al DETROIT (API (USDA1 Eoo nrirc 16 lief that approaches which havei AAar ai 2548 24'B 244a 'ai Montgomery Ward was up a 1 so' sov. dtW point following its Monday rise Global The tax surcharge certainiyimeat than the dinner prepared icaterTr 1.20 364a ValGoodrh 2.40 55 135 per dozen by first receivers (including U.S.): large Grade A jumbo, extra large, 32V2-36; large, 30V2-35; medium, 26-30; small. 16-18.

Celanese proven their effectiveness in the private sector can be applied 10118 Va Rey Met .90 5214 ia i ReyTob 2.20 16'a Va'RiegeiPap 1 52V2 '2iRoanST 1.20 54a 3, --t-1- RohmH 1.60 22 Va Rohr CP .80 4o 2744 14 1 54-. 524a 644 54a 3o'b 228 from scratch. 'f If'? ofi" wnen news broke that it will not reduce your demand for food. The cut in your take-home Dav isn't sufficiently big to do 26 31V8 3112 vsiand Container Corp. were con- (C) 19.

Puhlisher-Hall Syndii-ate with equal success to public i Market full steady on most offerings. Extra large sizes which are burdenr.mp 16'b 53 12 68 55 37b 23 43V4 28 54'-4 23 82 414b 29 484. 48'2 184. -4sjderi merger. Container 45 224 23 96 340 13 36 46 5 2 215 11 14 77 13 needs.

Miller, born at Shelby, 2044 1.40 tsjurandU 26'4 -4lGrantW 1.30 s.l 3t i Gt A 1.30a 188 VelGtNPap 1.40 294 VeGtNorRwy 3 Gt West Fin 79 '4GrtWsU 1.80 68I2 4aGreenGt .88 iST a gainer on and discounted in many instances. Sup-' plies of iumbos light and short; extra large, mediums, and smalls clearing fairly welt. Demand good in some ai'artprs for holiday buying but slow in others. 54'a 4BSafewy 1.10 biStJosLd 2.80 26 50 49b 494814! Monday was unchanged. earned his bachelor's degree in; 2744 54 54'a 22'2 8C2 4044 22'-8 341-2 CenSoya .80 Cerro 1.60g Certain-t .80 Cessna 1.40 I Stl .80 ChmSPI 1.20 CmmpN 1.60 ChaseM 2.40 Ches Ohio 4 1 Chrysler 2 Cin Gas 1.30 CIT Fin I.

SO Cities Sv 2 'eve El 1.92 CocaCol 1.20 St Reg 1.40g Sanders .30 81 '2 '4 4C34 23 'a V4 jo-2-r vjiGreyhd CP 1 Soy, Grain Prices Dip this and this is hardly the objective. You cannot reasonably argue that the anti-inflationary tax surcharge will directly reduce the price of Because vou buv food so often. 23 'a 34'a 62 34'e Vb 11412 II4V2 Poultry Grumman 1 Gu.f Mo 2.60 Gulf Oil 2.60 Guil Wst .30 Sang Ele .40 Schnley 1.30 Scherng 1.20 Schlumb SCMCp Scott Papr 1 Sbd Cst 2.20 32 38 39 28b 76 16'i 384s 55 2044 49'4 264 5944 188 42'4 79'-4 58'3 62'3 28' 4 39's 45'b 63 55 56'b 28b 2744 49 55V4 348 624b 30'2 40 3734 18's 5734 56'2 20 667s 76 75'4 75'4 12 49 14 48 '2 49'4 'a 23 334 33 33'2 '4 73 54V2 53V4 544als 66 511-2 49 49 l'a 15 46'i 46V4 46V2 1.4 19 63'. 63'4 63'a Ve 16 1034s 103 1 03 14 109 44'-4 43V4 4344 'a 79 2B'a 28'2 26'-s ia 36 5IV2 51 5144 18 31 70 70 70 14 6 3744 37 3744 44 25 65V4 644 65 14 31B 3744 39 284B 75B 16'3 38'B 5444 2044 488 26'4 59'3 188 29 '4 41 '3 79 684b 57' 2 61 Vi 2744 4C3 574-4 39s 738 4548 62 54V4 5644 28'4 57 'a 274b 4834 54'8 34'2 61'B 30'4 398 368 IS1! 57Vb 56V2 20 66b 27 1 12 13 8 74 33 1 77 28 5 6 2 42 6 18 19 107 15 34 59 15 103 4 77 9 7 19 899 26 29 11 75 40 30 13 154 57 32 20 x5 79 business administration at the University of California, Los Angeles in 1937, became an economist and served in the U.S. Army Air Corps during World War II.

He joined Ford in 1946 and became a member of the "Whiz Kids" group which also claim Gains of a point or better were made by Lone Star Gas, and Eastern Airlines. Fractionally higher and active were General Electric, Sunasco, International Paper, Bethlehem and Xerox. Evans Products traded on a block of 99,000 shares, off lA at 34. H- 726 though, knowing the rules can CHICAGO (AP) Soybeans bears 1.20 254 254 4 Sending 2 snaronb IV2 PB 3 DETROIT (AP (USDA) Prices paid per pound for No. 1 live Poultry.

Heavy type hens, 18-20; broilers and fryers Whites, 20-2T; heavy type roasters, 25-27. Market steady. Trade fair as some addi- -ttonal buying noted for holiday period. Supplies ample. Farm offerings of tight type hens short to a good process mo-demand.

Prices at the farm 5V2 to 6Vt cents. heta vou save quickly and per-iand gram futures prices were SheiiOi 2.30 38's 3812 38'a V4 Simmns 40 4 44 41 generauy lower in acuve aeai- 4044 273.4 4b 40'2 584b Vi 394a Vs 734b 4b 624-41 5434 14 564-4 1b 288 14 5944248 27V2 49 55 Vi 34b Vb 61 Vb 4a 3C1.4 Va 394-a 'A 365-b 4b 65 804 434 44 Va 80 8044 14 77 7714 2.80 2.40 mgs on the Chicago Board of Sinclair SingerC Sm Klin 62 78 40 51 Va 5044 50'a Vs 25 33 10 17 32 18 14 7 2 Trade today. ed former Defense Secretary HammPap 1 ssu5 ftb Hecla Min Hercule Hershy 1.10 Hess Oil .30 Heublein .70 Hewitt .20 HiltHotl 1.30 Hoff Electn Homestk .80 Honywl 1.10 HoovB 1.20a H0U5LP 1.12 1.80 1.40 1.08 304b 49'a 334a 794a 91 13'4 731i 4OV2 30Va 49V4 3244 79 90 1244 73Vb 124 CalEd ScuthCo 30Va '4 49V4 4b 3244 '4 79V4 Va 90V2 2 1244 4b 73Va 14 124V2 14 3344 V4 i-o'gare i.iu Collins .80 CollnfG 1.60 CBS 1.40 Col Gas 1.52 Com Cr 1.80 ComSlv Com Ed 2.20 Com Sat Co ConsEd 1.80 Cons Fd 1' ConsNG 1.70 ConsPw 1.90 Contanr 1.40 Cont Air .50 Cont Bk 1.30 Cont Can 2 Cont Mot .40 Cont Oil 2.80 On the opening, wheat was unchanged to V4 cent a bushel The short, three day trading week combined with unusually ceptibly in this area and with the summer specials here or on the way, this point is of more than usual importance. Here are some key hints: Check your seasonal specials now. With many fruits and vegetables coming to market in abundance in these weeks, youj bONatG Sou Pac Sthn Ry 1.40 1.60 2.80 Robert S.

McNamara as a member. He at Ford's as treasurer from 1947-1953, and lower, July 1.26; corn was A 27 34 334 334 Va 19 2744 2 7V2 2 744 '4 25 47 4644 47 'A 46 33Vs 32'a 32'a Va 9 55V2 55 55V2 44 32 1314 138 134 Va 35 2244 22Vs 2244 14 168 4944 4844 49V4 165 20 19V8 19V2- Va 54 4614 45'e 46VB Vs 53 125 4 34 SowstPS 3344 .64 Ind U.S. Treasury Position WASHINGTON (AP) The cash posittorf of the Treasury compared with corre-' sponding date a year ago: June 27, 1968 June 27, 1967 Balance 7.108,322.969.61 lower to Vs higher, July 1.11: Spartan 15 45V2 45 454b44 44 188 hot weather and the tendency of many Wall Streeters to take vacations to dampen trading. The speculative spirit was ISperrR Howmet .70 X1953 4144 41 4144 oats were unchanged to Vs lower. comptroller from 1953-1961, 75d 5744 44 5612 '4 SquibB July 69 cents; rye was to -I I- when he was named vice presi 23 4344 4344 4344 Vt 314 4BiIBrnds 1.40 31V4 l'2 4 314 lower, July l.W2 and soy- can slash the costs of these foods Deposits Fiscal Year July 1 164.555,928,260.21 161.769,326.673.12 142 62 6I4b 6.

'a 4s 1 dampened considerably by re- ueaidasic 1 12 1631 168 dent of finance. His appoint-1 ment to the Board of Diretcorsi 6 2.10 3914 NJ l-'M to 14 lower Withdrawals Fiscal Year as much as 50 per cent from win-beans were 's 7144 3844 ill Cenln 11-2 iiiHowr 1.80 Imperial Cp 724s 39i4 121-2 271 68V. 674J Is cent statements. The markets in 8ya be closed Thursday and Mutual Funds '-'itouiun 2V2 X18 176 42 12'4 464a Drug 1 47 464 1 log Kano I 9.35 10.05 Inland Stl 2 ter's levels. iJuly 2.67V.,.

-Shop your specials. There! will be extraordinary bargains in; ij Mar ,.4, mi.o 'a, Friday. 1 4 368 368- 36'a 371i 71 183,699,194,923.05 163,703,17,567.83 Total Debt 348,750,959,942.22 327,296,425,309.95 Gold Assets 10,366,918,743.71 13,104,844 JJ15.55 Includes 5653,835,246.10 debt nof ub-iect to statutory limit. and as vice president-staff came the following year. He became president of Ford in 1963.

Miller, his wife, Frances, and New York (UPI) Select National Associ- Var Pay 9.53 10.36' I 2.60 ntHarv 1.80 Stwrt 1.65 StudeWort 1 Snry DX IV2 SunshMn .80 Sup Oil 1.40 Swift Co .60 61 352 ,350 34 3244T 3244 3 37 364 135 102 101 ation of Securities Inv Res 20 01 21 87 Dealers, Inc. Istel Fd 27.12 27.99 Monday ivest 18.08 19.56 aDunaant iooas 111 11114 penuuii.n'i; March i.ib'4 37 350 i2 3244 Va 3744 101 1 3344 V4 54V2 12 94V2 Oats- -July 694b; Sept. 644b; Dec. I.19V3; Sept. 1.12'i; IntMing Int Nickel 3 Int Pap 1.35 Intl TS.T .85 Itek 1 Corp 1143 34Vb 3344 Bid Asked Ivy Ff 25.97 25.97 -July Rye 1.16'4.

5434 5444 J.23 3.53 Jhnstn 22.50 22.50 43 60 8.95 9.78 KEYSTONE: 9444 934 Aberdn Adv Fd Affil Fd All Am Am Bus Sunasco was unchanged at 26 on 22,000 shares. Opening blocks included: Standard Oil (New Jersey), off Vi at 67 on 13,000 shares; American Telephone, up Vs at 51 on and Bethlehem, off Vs at on 5,400. Monday the Associated Press 9.01 9.74 Inv B-l 21.02 .1.94 Teledyne 3i Tennec 1.28 Med B-2 22.07 24.C8 Uis B-4 10.15 11.09 1.26 1.38 3.57 3.87 11.84 12.94 39.63 39.63 and if you can freeze or can and store the foods, you can stretch out the savings. Be particularly alert too for summer specials on meats, poultry and fish. Consider quality in relation to your use of the food.

If corn on the cob is the heart of your ll'ZllJr 1.20 Panax Corp. Buys 9 62V2 1 924 14 63'4 5 34'a Am Div Am Inv 9.51 10.38 7.39 8.07 JohnsM JohnJn Jones JoyMfg 2.20 2.70 1.40 6244 924 63 34'2 inc K-1 Gth K-2 HGr S-l 928-63 34V2 18 6214 617s 614a 4b 208 48'2 48Vb 484a 29 5344 S2S 52'b Vt 12 182V2 I8IV2 I8IV2 V4 50 27'4 26'b 27 77 II314 11134 113 182 2944 29Vi 29V4 142 77V2 76V2 7534 4-4 20 2718 27 271B 14 43 424'4 43 62 44 43i 43'a 'a 53 106'a 1051B 106V81 7 28'2 2744 28V2 44 8 58 57V2 58 V4 28 53 538 53'a 14 X37 18's 18b 184 Va 4 374b 3714 374b Ve X62 65 644b 65 14 118 I6V4 15V2 16Vb Va 31 37V4 37 37V4 25 31 14 3044 31 14 27 5634 S6V4 564b 14 TexGSul .40 Am Mut X10.38 11.34 Am Pac Inc S-2 psi ISewspaper 23.60 25.75 12.46 13.60 10.75 11.73 6.94 7.58 Anchor 10.02 10.98 add S-3 S-4 Asso Fd 1.65 1.81 LPR AXE Intl meal, of course vou will buy the YPSILANTI (AP) Panax HOUGHTON: AxeH A 9.14 Knikr 9.93 Knk Gth 404 41Vs 27 2344 33'8 4244 4444 rex instr .80 Tx PLT TexUtil 1.60 Textron .70 Thiokol Timken 1.80 Transam lg Transitron TWA 1 TriCon 2.51d Inc 1 20thCnFox 1 best quality you can afford. But Corp. of East Lansing Monday average of 60 stocks dipped .5 to 339.2. Prices 'on the American Stock Exchange were generally higher.

Safeguard Industries rose FOR SALE MODERN WAREHOUSE BUILDING 10,000 sq. ft. plus 970 sq. ft. office.

With loading dock and ample parking near freeway. Ideally suited for wholesale outlet. CALL JOHN McGRAW-434-4486 Evenings 393-0685 CLYDE J. OLI! INC. REALTORS Specialists in Commercial-Industrial Properties 408 'A 41 Va 27 23V2 12 3344 Va 4244 4434 14 37 44 404 41 Va 27 23V2 33's 4244 44'A 37 4244 if you're using corn as part of; purchased the Ypsilanti Press Kaiser Al 1 Kan CS In 2 Kan 1.32 KanPLt 1.12 KayserR .60 Kellogg 1.40 Kelsv-H 1.30 Kennmtl .80 Kennecott 2 Kerr Mc Kidde Co 3k KimbCI 2.20 Kresge .34 Kroger 1.30 37V4 434a 43V4 38'e i about VA- Fractional gainers in- I.

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The cost of a glass of orange or grapefruit juice will, vary depending on whether the! I.ivetnrk juice is fresh, canned or frozen. Detroit (api (usda) cattle 300; Taste mav hp vnur dpnidintr far- choicp 1.000-1. 200 slaugnter steers ldbie may oe your aeLlumg IdL mixed good and choice 26.25-27; tor but the difference in vitamins, good 24.50-26.25. will be insignificant. -Check the prices of private versus nationallv advertised choice 30-36.

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REQUIREMENTS Citizen of the United States; resident of the State of Michigan six months; twenty-one years of age, on or before August 6, 1968, and in addition, a resident of the Township of Meridian on or before the fifth Friday prior to August 6, 1968, which is JULY 5, 1968. OFFICE HOURS The Office of the Township Clerk will be open June 24 through July 3, 1968, Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., with the following exceptions: Saturday, June 29, 1968, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.; Friday, July 5. 1968, 8:00 a.m.

f. 8:00 p.m. CHANGE OF ADDRESS Change in address from one location to another within the Township of Meridian should be reported to the Township Clerk in person or by mail. Changes In address will not become effective for the August 6, 1968, election if taken after July 5, 1968. Office Location: 2116 Haslett Road, Haslett, Michigan 48840.

JOHN I. WHITMYER Township Clerk June 24, 1968 6-61 I Decatr 17i38 17138! 1 8.60 9.40: 9.14 9.14 15.51 17.0Ci 11.41 12.47' 8.74 9.551 11.99 11.99 14.83 16.21' 29 27'A 27'A 27V In 3k iTechnico .40 XYZ (UnvCont .30 53 294V4 29334 294'i V4iWsNuclr .20 42 5314 525 52'8 Vj ZaleCorp .80 Over the Counter Xerox 1.40 ZenithP. 1.20 14.39 15.56 100 Fnd 7.75 8.48 One Wm 74.88 74.88 Oneil 14.43 15.77 Onoh 16.69 18.24 Penn So 15.52 17.01 Phila Fd 10.27 11.25 Pilgrm 4.05 4.44 Pilot 8.57 9.26 Pine St 18.26 18.26 Pioneer 15.26 16.65 Planned 11.82 12.84 Price Tr 12.55 13.72 Providt 14.39 15.73 Puritan 17.20 18.69 PUTNAM 14.75 16.12 Eouitv Leict ru Diver Gr Diver In Divid 5h Dow Th Drexel Dreyfus Eatn Bal Eatn Gr Eatn Sp Eatn Stk Eberst Emp Grp 15.33 16.66 Geo Energy 16.96 16.96 Grth 9i'ao; Aetna Life Ins 559 444! Alex Hamilton go 19'ori Amer Gen Ins 11 98 12.95 Amer Her Life 14 5o'i? nil Amer Natl Ins u'i4 17 i Anheuser Busch in' Associated Truck A I'm ni4iAz, O'l Gas 0 19 iBank of Amer 8.5J J' I Bankers Tr NY 6 36 6 95' Brusn Beryl io'i9 lo an Cannon Mills 18.12 19.80 Cen( pub Sv(. Chem Bk NY Tr ttSftSlcSt. SssnurLjnce'nS Diamond Cry Salt 99 Dial Finance Ent Fnd Equity Eqt A Everest Expl Fd Fairfld Fm Bur Fed Grth Fid Can Fid Fund Fid Trnd 9.68 10.58 Inc 11.50 1 2.43 Inv 18.93 20.74 Vista 18.31 19.79 Rep Tech 27.66 29.43 Revere 15979 17.26 SCUDDER 13.16 13.16 Int Inv 17.01 18.59 Uepc 14.27 16.51 Bal 19.80 21.41 Com 30.68 33.35 Sec Div Used Office Machines 42.7 8.6 23 13.2 14.3 54 12.4 21.7 75.7 79.1 35 85 25 63.6 70 17.6 22.4 60 26.4 14.4 44 34.4 47.4 75 33.2 33.4 63.2 30.4 48.2 39.4 67.4 33.2 i 31 113.2: 60.4 FINANCIAL Sec Eq Sec InF TOWNSHIP OF WINDSOR REGISTRATION NOTICE for PRIMARY ELECTION August 6, 1968 Persons who are not registered and are citizens of the United States, at least 21 years of age, a resident of the State of Michigan for at least months and of the Township of Windsor for 30 days prior to the election to be held August 6, 1968, may now register at the following places until the last day of registration which is FRIDAY, JULY 5, 1968 TOWNSnir CLERK'S OFFICE, 8309 Vermontville Dimondale WINDSOR TOWNSHIP LIBRARY, 110 S.

Bridge Dimondale Registrations will be accepted at the Windsor Township Library from 1:00 o'clock p.m. to 5:00 o'clock p.m. Tuesdays through Saturdays, at the Township Clerk's office any morning or evening, and on Friday, July 5, 1968, from 8:00 o'clock a.m. to 8:00 o'clock p.m. at the Township Clerk's office.

Changes of address from one location to another within the Township should be reported to the Township Clerk either in person, by telephone, or by mail. No changes of address will be accepted after Friday, July DOROTHY HULL Clerk Township of Windsor 6-46 PROGRAMS: Electric, Manual, Portable 7.48 8.18 Sel Am 11.80 12.77: eVpeorp. Ennis Bus Forms 15.30 16.74 -arnngton Mfg. 14.05 15.26 24 Dvn Ind Inc Fst InvG Fst InvS Fletchr Fletchr i 17 5'? First of Boston li-S! Fisher Foods 5.73 6.27 Sel Spc 7.27 7.97 Sh Bos 10.30 11.29 Sigma 11.30 12.38 Swst Inv 18.89 Sovr In 9.81 St Farm TYPEWRITERS 15.76 17.25, From 42.2 8.2 22.5 12.7 14 53 11.6 21.4 75.4 78.5 34.2 82 24.5 63.2 69.2 17.2 21.4 59.2 25.6 14 43 33.4 46.4 74 32.4 33 62.2 30 47.4 38.4 66.4 32.2 30 112.2 60 47.6 25 38.6 116.1 21.6 54.4 31.4 87 26.6 26.5 36.6 25.4 190.4 142 27.2 20.5 29 36.4 26.6 OFFICIAL NOTICE OF SALE $70,000,000.00 STATE OF MICHIGAN GENERAL OBLIGATION NOTES, 1968-1969 SERIES I Sealed bids for the purchase of "General Obligation Notes, 1968-1969 Series to be issued by the State of Michigan, of the par value of $70000,000.00, will be received by the undersigned State Treasurer at bis office in the Treasury Building, First Floor, Lansing, Michigan, 48922, until 11:00 o'clock a.m.. Eastern Daylight Time, on Tuesday, the 16th day of July, 1968, at which time and place they wilt be taken, opened, read and as soon thereafter as practicable on that date reviewed and approved by the State Administrative Board.

The said notes will be dated as of Jutv 29, 1968; will be due and payable, as to both principal and interest, on June 16, 1969, (without option of prior redemption); will be noncoupon notes bearing interest at a rate or rates not to exceed 4'k per annum; will be registrable as to both principal and interest on the books of the State Treasurer; will be numbered in consecutive order from 1 upwards; and will be in such denominations, in multiples of $25,000.00, as shall be specified by the original purchasers. Accrued interest from July 29, 1968, to the date of delivery of the notes must be paid by the purchasers at the time of delivery. Each bid shall state the annual interest rate upon the basis of which the bid is submitted, such rate to be expressed in multiples of 1100 of 1, and the bid may be for the entire issue of notes, or for any part thereof not less than SI ,000,000.00 in principal amount, in multiples of $25,000.00. A separate bid must be submitted for each part of the issue for which a different interest rate is bid. Each bid shall be deemed an offer to purchase (and the State of Michigan reserves the right to award to any bidder) at the interest rate specified in the bid, all of the notes to which said bid pertains, or any part thereof with proration of any premium specified in the bid.

Both the principal of and the interest on said notes will be payable In Federal Reserve funds at such bank or trust company located in the State of Michigan as shall be designated as paying agent by the purchaser of the largest principal amount of the notes, who may also designate not more than two co-paying agents, which may be located outside the State of Michigan, but such paying agents shall be qualified to act as such under the laws of the United States of America or the State of Michigan and their appointment shall be subject -to approval by the State Treasurer. The designation of such paying agents and likewise the designation of the denominations in which the notes are desired by the purchasers, shall be made by letter or telegram to the undersigned and received by him within 48 hours after the notes have been awarded. If such letter or telegram with respect to desianation of paying aaents is not received bv Ihe undersigned within such time he may designate the paying agent andor co-paying agents. The notes are to be issued pursuant to Section 14, Article IX, of the Constitution of Michigan, as implemented by Act No. 266, Michigan Public Acts of 1967, and resolutions duly adopted by the State Administrative Board, for the purpose of providing funds to meet obligations incurred by the State pursuant to appropriations for the current fiscal year ending June 30, 1969, and payment of the principal of and the interest on said notes is secured by a pledge of the same percentage of undedicated revenues received by the State in the current fiscal year that the amount borrowed bears to undedicated revenues received during the preceding fiscal year, but not less than an amount necessary to pay such principal and interest.

Additional notes, secured by a like pledge on a parity with the foregoing pledge, may be issued for the above stated purpose, but such total indebtedness may not exceed 15 of the undedicated revenues received by the State during the preceding fiscal year. The Director of the Michigan Department of Administration has certified that such receipts for the preceding fiscal year were not less than $1,063,000,000.00. The said notes will be general obligations of the State of Michigan and the full faith and credit of the State will be pledged for the prompt payment of the principal of and the interest on said notes when due. For the purpose of awarding the notes, the interest cost of each bid will be computed by determining, at the rate specified therein, the total dollar value of all interest on the notes or such part thereof to which such bid pertains, from July 29, 1968, to June 16, 1969, and deducting therefrom any premium. The notes will be awarded to the bidder or bidders whose bid or combination of bids on the above computation produces the lowest net interest cost to the State for the entire issue: Provided, however, that if bids are received for only a part of the entire issue, or if bids satisfactory to the State Administrative Board are received tor only a part of the entire issue, then the state reserves the right to award onlv such part of the entire issue.

If two or more bids specify the same net interest rate, but all such bids cannot be accepted in full, any notes awarded at that rate will be prorated (to the nearest multiple of $25,000.00) to such bidders in the same proportion as the principal amount of each bid bears to the aggregate principal amount of all such tie bids. No bid for any of the notes at a price less than their par value will be considered. A certified or cashier's check in the amount of $10,000 or Vi of 1 of the par value of the notes bid for, whichever is the greater, drawn upon any national bank in the United States or any bank within the State of Michigan, and payable to the order of the State Treasurer of the State of Michigan, must accompany each bid as a guarantee of good faith on the part of the bidder, to be forfeited as Maui dated damages to the State if such bid be accepted and the bidder fails to take up and pay for the notes when they are ready for delivery. No interest will be allowed on the good faith checks and checks of the unsuccessful bidders will be promptly returned. In the event that a bidder is awarded notes in lesser principal amount than bid for, such bidder may substitute a good faith check in the amount of $10,000 or Vi of 1 of the par value of the notes awadred to such bidder, whichever is the greater, and the original bid check will then be returned.

Bids shalf be conditioned upon receiving the unqualified opinions of the Attorney General of the State of Michigan, and Miller, Canfield, Paddock and Stone, attorneys of Detroit, Michigan, approving the legality of the notes. There will also be furnished the usual closing documents, including a signature identification and nonlitigation certificate, dated as of the date of delivery of the notes. The executed notes will be delivered at a place to be agreed upon by the State Treasurer and the purchaser of the largest principal amount of the notes. The State will pay the cost of the legal opinions and the cost of printing and delivering the notes. Payment for the notes shall be made in Federal Reserve funds available to the State at the time and place of delivery.

The right is reserved to reject any or all bids. Envelopes containing the bids should be plainly marked "Bid for State of Michigan ALLISON GREEN State Treasurer State of Michigan Approved: June 18, 1968 State of Michigan Municipal Finance Commission 7-3 Hartford Fire Home Ins Jergens Andrew 8.68 9.49 State St 5.65 6.17 STEADMAN FDS 11.92 9.55 Am Inri 14 01 1 in Fla Grth Nnd Lf Fnd Mut FRANKLIN Fidcy 9.18 10.03 aim Sci Gr 7.87 8.62 Kaiser steel Kirsch Co CUSTODIAN: Fnk Cm 7.84 8.59 STEIN ROE FDS in ll I s4950 Fnk In 2.71 2.97 Stein P. Fnk Ut 7.44 8.15 Stein In Fund Inv 11.67 12.79 stein St Fund AM 12.05 13.17 Sterl Inv Gen Inv 7.54 8.20 Sup Inv Gen Sec 13.02 13.02 Tchrs GROUP SEC: Tech Fd Aerosp 10.81 11.82 Tmpltn 48.4 I 26 I 39.6 I 116.5 I 22.2 I ELECTRIC MANUAL ADDING MACHINES and PRINTING ROTARY. CALCULATORS from PAGE 55.41 is; iManuf Nat Bk De i.rrlMarsh Sunmkts 7 i.iiwohawk Rbr li'Si ,5 if 1 Morgan Cnty n5i li'Morr Knudsen 10.43 11.37iNa Bk ii oi i. ii! Neiman Marcus ai i Hub Svc NHamp ii Jl pub Svc NMex n.56 12.63 Shakespeare Corp 9 19 ic 7.

ui, Tampax Inc 9 In in 71 Tecumseh Prod 9.80 10.71 Com St Ful Ad Grth Ind Gryphn Guard 14.46 15.81 Tex Fd 9.73 10.64 TwnC 23.98 24.70 TwnC I 2C.84 22.78 Unifund 29.19 29.19 UNITED CEILINGS, 1 OFFICE MACHINES 5.75 6.28 ACCU 1.72 1.86 Incom 18.76 20.50 Ucien 15.77 17.23 Un Cn PARTITIONS Trans Cnll Gas PI Ham hda Hanovr Hartwel Hedge Horace Hub Fnd ISI Gr Imp Cap 16 62 17.31 VALUE LINE FDS 487-5486 Corner of E. Grand River and N. Pennsylvania 12.52 Val Lne 0 in 51 1 avtfici i ins ii! Valley Nat Bk Ariz 6.4 l.yt wvunrtnllo Thprn 5.41 5.l Val Inc 11.06 12X2 Val Snl 9.74 10.57 Imp Gr 9.02 9. Vanqrd 5.41 5. and Sound Conditioning 1 i am i Local Stocks 5.81 6.

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