Tucson Daily Citizen from Tucson, Arizona • Page 19

WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 14, 1962 A I I I PAGE 19 OVER THE COUNTER BANKS Ariiona Bank Bsnk of America Chase Man. N.Y Chemical 8k. N. Y. Tr Coni.

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N. Manufacturers Tr. BID A 37', 53 5 62 86-1 9517 51 56' i 108'; 54 64i.j Morgan Guar. N. 140 144 Valley Nail.

Bk Phx 66 70-'. INSURANCE COMPANIES NEW YORK STOCK LIST DOW-JONES 3 P. M. STOCK AVERAGES 30 20 15 Industrials Rails i i i Quoted .713.03 149.37 .128.32 Change D1.29 A .24 A .58 Sun Chem Sun Oil Sunbeam Sunray Sunsh Bis Sunsh Mn Sweets Co Swill Co Sym Way Sales Close Chst 4 U'l 1 1,1 11 14 v. 20 28'i St 6 12 9 61 9 5 16 1 Arizona Land Title Beneficial Std Continental Cas Franklin Life Hartford Fire Home Ins.

Y. iwission Equities Title Ins. Tr. L.A. Travelers Inc tt 96 .111 781'.

58V. 17V. 59 .158 50 SI'a 100 INDUSTRIALS Albertson's I6' i Anheuser Busch Arden Farms Ariz, Bancorp 30 Ariz. Fertilizer 4' Aztec Oil Gas 35 Baird Atomic Bayiess Markets 20 M. Blatt 8.

Co 6V4 Bonanza 5 Botany Ind; 8 Brunswig Drug Cadn. Sup. Oil Commonwealth Oil Refining Consol. Frt 13! Control Dala Cross Co Del Webb Denver Real Estate 12 Delhi-Taylor Frontier Airlines Futterman 1 3 Glasspar 1 Horizon Land Interst. Mtr.

Frt 15 Lone Star Sleel 30ii Lucky Stores 21'. Lusk Units 59 Macco Mavfalr Markets Pabst Brew iTM Pickering Lhr Pubco Petrol Rare Metals of Amer Scantlin Elect 23V. Scott Foresman 24V. Sees Candy 1 So. West.

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'61 -i- tt 321 6 Vi 41 Vi- 14 771.2- 53 76V. -i- GOVT. BONDS NEW YORK, Feb. 13 (JV- Closing ovtr ths counter U.S. Government Treasury bonds: bid, asked, net change and yield-- 65-55 Jun 65-60 JV.s 62-5? Dec 35 44 65 "is 66 tf.tf 3S iS 67 3 2'3S 41-63 2 45-t4 Jun 4s 0IC.

2' 35 70-4S 71-44 72-47 Jun 73-67 Sep 7247 DtC. I5-7S 45 ID 80 3 4 83-71 31.5 31,1 90 3, 9J Prices seconds. T-- pjrtiilly tax exempt. 99.26 100.13 99.12 93.26 3 99.1? 97.27 93.7? 93.15 99.23 90.24 89.30 99,26 89.10 89.2 88.2 87.2 S6.22 86.26 97.l« 100.30 98.28 9J.4 87.22 F.7.22 90.8 66.6 89.10 99.28 100.15 98.28 97.5 97.5 97.29 93. 98.17 99.

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5 84Ji 3 Sabin Polio Vaccine Drive Set In County YalelTow YnsstShiT Ynsst Or 17 Zenith Pad 50 6 2 9 3 3 10 457-n-- 37'l- AMERICAN STOCKS GRAIN 15 15 89 1.1 120'j- 16 67 3 39 23'is- lS 29? 9 55 37 9 44l- 83 -H SOU-- V's 1 26 6 3 I 2 2 31 38 45 105 106 Vi 10 6i -2 Ohio Edis Ohio Oil a Ckla Gis Olin Math Otis Eltv Outb Mar Owens Cnti Owens III Gl .10 7 62 8 70 4 5 17 24 25 30 15 35 7 50 3,2 COTTONSEED OIL NEW YORK, Feb. 13 cottonsied oil futures closed 4 to 8 higher: Mar 14.4, Mav 14.30. Jul 14.24, Son 14.03-04. Closlno: Feb 14.30N. Oct 13.73B.

B-Bld. METALS NEW YORK, Feb. 14 (TV-Spot non- ferrous metal prices today: roppcr 31 cents pound, Connecticut Valley. Lcrd 9'-! pound, New York. Zinc 12 cents pound.

East St. Louis. Tin 1.31'n Bound, New York. Foreisn silver l.OJ'.-i per trey ounce, New York. Cal Pack Callah Mnq Calum Camb Lk Campb Soup Can Dry Cdn Pac Carborun Caro PL Carrier Cp Carr Gen Carter Pd Case, Jl Cater Trac Celanesc Celoter Cenco In Cen Fdy Cen Hud Cen III Lt Cen III PS Cen SW Cerro Cp Cert-teeri Cessna Air Chad Goth Champ P-p Champlin Oil Chemetn i Chemwav Chcs Oh Ch SPPac ChM SP4.P pf Chi NW Chi Pneu Chi Rlf.Pf.c Chock FN Chrysler i Cin Cln Mil 1 CIT Finan Cities Svc.

City Prod 174 i 3 4 16V3-- 32 117 -i 17 17 67 43 6E 3 21 491-3 70 84 xdd 4 Hull Print 1 Halliburton Hmd Oro HarbWnlk Harrl; Int Hnzeltlnc Heinz Here Herih Ctoc Hertz Hewlett Pk Heyden IMP! Hilton Hot Hoff Elect Hollenrt Holly Suq Homcitk Hooker Ch Hook Ch pf Hotel Cp Am Hotel Cp pf Househ Fin Hcust LiP Howe Snd Hud Bay Hunt Fds Hupp Cp 4671-- Li i I- 1-3 38 42' V-- 35'i I- A. 41 1, 59 -i- Vi I TREASURY POSITION WASHINGTON, Feb. 14 cash rositle-n of treasury compared witii date a year IOT. 1967 Feb. 9, 1961 54.487.580,003.06 Deposllj fiscal year July 1 fiscal year S64.92? ,249,658.29 Tolal debt (xl 1290.426.505.531.30 Gold jssets 114,719,140,973.99 (x) includes $437,359,123.65 debt not 5ub- lect statutory limit.

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l- 15 i 441, NEW YORK, Feb. 14 futures 'vere Irresular today. The market moved oenerally lower the start In liquidation but later recovered slightly on trade buying. Commission houses were sellers of current crop monlhs buyers of new crop deliveries on balance. There was further switching from near- i Lrown nv March to late anticipating first notice for that Feb.

31. Late afternoon prices were 40 cents a hale tower to 35 cents higher than the previous close. March 33.43, 34.19 and juiy 34.40. PRODUCE LOS ANGELES, Feb. 13 chsnse In butter or (98 prices.

Poultry, fryers 53.300 head, 11 17.5, pet II; 30 pet 11.5; 3 pet 7fi; 40 pet undetermined; roasters. SSO held, 30-24; light hens 17,200 head, SS-O weighted averase 5.06; crosses 7-1 wtionttd ivemm 7.33; turkeys, yeunt, toms, Ib 16; veuns 3ft. Crown 2ell Cruc Stl Cub Am Sug Cudahy Pk Cunn Drug Curlis Pub Ciirtlss Wr Cutler 40 11 34 45 19 30 1 1 12 16 55 8 2 11 7 15 19 4 15 3 24 24 29 65 39V. Ktndall Kennecolt Kern Ld Kerr McGee Keystone Kimb Clk Korvette Kresoe, SS Kress. SH Kroehlrr Kroqer KVP Suth Les RubiT Lehign CtN Leh Port Leh Vsl RR Lehmsn LOF Glass Lib WcNtL Liqo I.

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Feb. 14 lures market tilted again today after a late in the previous Brain lu- toward weakness flurry of support session set up its 7 1 2 7 7 17 19 10 83 i 14 6 2 7 47 3 6 12 10 2 34 11 17 80V4 29 7V, SV, 6V. STi 74''? 401'! 7'n 91, V. 34', 5 1 25V, first general advance in more than a week. Some of the sellina was described profit cashing but dealers said it included some outright liquidation and reflected the rather prevalent bearish i sentiment in the trade, Fenr of heavy tenders on March contracts again was the bearish tion.

Commercial business was slack except tor some slow export acceptance of wheat offerings In the pit. i CHICAGO. Feb. Open WHEAT-Mar. 2.02H May July I.RI'-^t Sept.

2.12's Dec. 2.173-.?', CORN- i Mar. 1.06'.i May I.IOVi-s-n July 1.14I/.-14 14 i.ll-- High Low Close 34 3 41 13 5 5 3 nn 10 I 5 S5 3 24 56 1V, 37 47'i- 39 lli 57 1 Vi 37 73 lor.T-l 391.4- 59Vi 64U l- Vi 70 18-l)i 44W. 58 72 3 vd7 6 167 1 4 1 7 1C4 3 17 7 72 11 39 231 IB IS 30 Tl f. f.

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1.35' 3 3.44',i 2.48 2.4flii 2.40'/j 7.391, 2.391,, 2.42''. 2.43Vi 1.65 9 6 5 9.85 9.85 9.85 .72 1.36 1.35 1.28?'i 1.29 1.31V3 2.441.4 2.47*. 2.418*. 7.410 3.39 3.43 vi 9.50 9.65 9.80 9.B5 .61 1.36'vVi 1.39H 1.29:1,4 2.47*1-3. 2.4!V,-i 2.40V3- 1 2.39' 3 5.43' 7 9.50A 9.65B 9.80A 9.85A Forum To Hear Educator The Pinia Coumy Medical Society, which last decided to conduct a mass Sabin a vaccination campaign against polio, hopes 10 i nize at least 90 per cent of the county's 275,000 population.

Dr. Heim. society president, said a Mar. 11 and IS, both Sundays, had been chosen for the adminis- a i of type 1 of the three- series vaccination process. Type 1, according to reports, gives a i protection! against 85 per cent of all para- ly'tic polio viruses.

Type 2 of the vaccine is expected to be administered at the end of April and beginning of May. Although i accepted abroad, type 3 a i not been sanctioned in United States because govern- I ment scientists believe ex-! raneous viruses might come through in a living condition i in the i a oreparation. i Type 3 is, however, ex- pected to receive U. S. clear-; ance in time to be adminis-; tered in the fall.

But, accord-; ing to Dr. Hugh C. Thornp-; son, who will head the cam- paign, if type 3 becomes available within the next six weeks it will be administered' at the i i of June. The physicians have de- I cided to conduct the campaign along lines similar to the one held recently in Maricopa County in which 650.000 per- jsons were vaccinated. Once I the Pirna campaign is over, Arizona will be the first state I to have the majority of its pooulation immunized against polio.

I Each of the society's 300 physicians is expected to con' tribute eight hours' i free to administer the vaccine, which will be given in two ways--by a dropper for tiny babies and for others in impregnated cube sugar which dissolves easily and is tasteless. "The real hope of eliminating paralytic polio from our country seems to lie in the (universal use of the new oral vaccine," said Thompson. "The Pima County Medical Society is taking the first important step toward eliminating this disease from i a by sponsoring tins a a i to i i all people in i 9,241 square i area. "In subsequent years new members of the a i also will receive the vaccine in an a to keep the i tree of the i ease." he said. There will be L'5-rent charge for each person who can afford to pay, Thompson said.

This, he added, would likely cover the cost of the vaccine for everyone. There is a chance a a tax might have to be paid on the vaccine. Sabin vaccine should be taken even by those who have had the Salk inoculations, the physicians point out, since the oral vaccine provides lasting proiection and, most important, produces an intestinal barrier which prevents a person from spreading polio. i i U. S.

i a Service gives its approval of Sabin type 3, the only really effective vaccina- i against the disease is Salk. But, i however, does not prevent the immunized person from i i to he a possible carrier of the infection. Sabin does. Persons from 3 of age and up should a the Sabin series, Thompson said. Places- and times for the vaccinations i be a soon.

The society is making every effort to complete the entire campaign before the end of school and the beginning of the polio season, Thompson said. A steering i committee is being formed to conduct the campaign. AFFILIATED FUND A Common Slock Inteitmfnt Fund An investment company seeking for its share holders possibilities of long-term growth of capital and a reasonable current income. LORD. ABBETT Co.

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i degree from the University of James Carney, president nf I Arizona, will discuss Manzanita Manor Home- I lems in education concerning curriculum, content, dropouts, quality in education and teacher-student relationships. i The meeting, which will begin at 7:40 p.m. in the Uni- I tarian Auditorium, 4831 E. i 22nd is open to the public. owners said the principal speaker will he James D.

DeWitt, Phoenix, a i a of the Maricopa County Homeowners Assn. Prec Wl 10 14 5 59 4 1 15 1C7 1.00 3 .139 11 17 3 17 3 IB 9 5 37 3 74 Unexcell Ch Un Can J. US Air Cond 40 i victoreen 74 vinco Prec Webb Knapp lv i Wn Develop Wn Eouit WilsonBr 2 I 4 25 2 I 73 73 .118 1 6 151-2 62 33 15 5 78 9 73 113 1 39'. 11-4 in IP. 57 28' 3 43 271-1 Shriners Plan Dinner-Dance Handicap Group To Meet Jerry Higgins, of Phoenix, a member of the staff of the Arizona Republic and Ga- An official visit to the Tuc- zette and of the speakers' bu- i Shrine Club will be paid reau for the Governor's Em' i Saturday by Ray Dancy, po-) 0 the Handicapped Com, a of El Zaribah Temple, i mittec, will address a lunch' Phoenix.

on meeting tomorrow at A dinner-dance has been Han-nan's Cafe, 2 7 0 1 E. scheduled in his honor at the Broadway. Inn. An attendance His talk will be sponsored i 300 is expected, with 40 by the Tucson Employ the making the trip here from i Handicapped Committee. Also Phoenix with the potentate, attending the meeting will be During the evening, Dr.

Neison Bledsoe of Tucson i be honored for his 40 years of service to El Zari- bah Temple. General a i a of day's events is Dr. Jack i Henry McNamee of Phoenix, executive secretary of Governor's Committee. OFFICE EQUIPMENT A YOU CAN d-arn I'lore NO CAPITAL OUTLAY GREATER EFFICIENCY HIGHER MORALE IMPROVES FINANCIAL STATEMENTS EQUIP YOUR OFFICE THE LEASING WAY It's easy--it's profitable, call IM.P PUEBU) OFFICE SUPPLY CO. 4U bd SI IM I ClARH, frf- ON THE SPOT? WORKING CAPITAL Through Accounts Receivable Financing for Wholesalers, Dist.

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The offer- ing is made only by the I Prospectus to bona fide I residents of Arizona. SEND FOR INFORMATION NOW 1 WESTERN FUND IU West Wishington Street Tucson, Arizona Please send a Prospectus I and complete information on Western Fund. I under- I stand there is no obligation. I Name I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Address City State PENNEYS WESTERN WEAR tailored by for the and Penney'g low SHIRTS woven pattern'. Tailored io form-fit- specification 1 Our low prices, $4.98 to $7.95 JEANS Formost jeans Sanforized.

Buy your correct sire in your choice of denim. 3 ounce blue denim. All one price for men's sizes, $2.98 Wheat colored cord-denim or poiiched cottons, only $3.93 ACME BOOTS you pay less for famous Acme boo's Penney's SHOP TOMORROW AND ENJOY THE BENEFITS OF PENTVEY'S 1700 STORE BUYING POWER I 3 Mi 93, 21,7 7 58' 39' j-- 1 6' 3 223 F-- IT 13''. 291-4-- 1.1 30i i- 14 13 39 34 1151,3 60 3P'. 5 74 3 1 3 47 30 79 IS 4 101 9 10 44 30 132 7 1ft 3 10 14 3 3 IK 71' 53'i 341, 31 Work Resumes At Lumber Mill W1NSLOW --UP) A 105 employes of the Nagle Lumber and Timber Co.

were i back at work today in a brand new sawmill. Most of the Nagle operation been shut down since last June when a fire destroyed the old mill. Mrs. George Nagle, head of the firm, said the new i built at a cost of is almost fully automatic. She said this reduces the normal crew by about 14.

The mill includes a wood I Sheep all classes study; sood hinrpr ranahlf nf filling turn a choice lambs 15.50-17.00; choice and Cn 'PP a anlp prime i7.3j-i7.7i; oood MD choice tin i or three carloads daily. It will i shorn lambs 16.00-17.00; choice and prime 17.50; ewes 3.50-6.CC. In- LIVESTOCK KANSAS CITY, Ftb. 14 I in Cattle calves SO; steady; choice steer; 55.75; good choice 33.50-24.60; good heiierx high oood and choice i mixed steers helfirs 24.00; cows 17.00; sDod and choice vMler? 34.50-30.00. I Hoax barrcws and silts strong to 25 higher; sows steady to strong; 1-2-3 200-335 Ih.

barrows eilts 17.35-50; 1-3 190-345 10. 17.00-25; 3-3 200-250 Ib. 16.7517.00; 3-3 350-375 Ib. H.50-17.00; 370-450 Ib. I sows 14.75-15.50; 450-650 Ib.

14.00-75. fr rp naTf De usea prepare to the Southwest Forest 57 4( DRYGOODS IT NEW YORK, Feb. 14 cottoi textile murket nuiet lodsv. Mills reported mostly spot sales of print cloths 'i and ether fabrics, with few liolited i transactions for jtcond quarter dtilvtrv. i Buyert apptired to show no concern over the broiDtnine round of textiit i boosts.

One producer of corflurey 'i i fabrics boosted prices e-ne cent i yard, intlcipitint incrttie. 3, Orders for wool pe4yls were imslt. were unchjnsed to hiffher at Auitrafiin wool tuctions, with Jipin pating wtfrt nitres, one mill raised auftfftTions on wame-n's wenr woeiefls xnd worstfifls 3'? To 3 cents yard. Twn much us ten cenn floods marvet WBS du'l. dustries pulp and near SnowfJake.

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