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26 PRESS, Binghamton, N. Y. June 4, 1963 NEW STOCK MMCES Now YorK-(AP)-Followlno li Hit Nat year. h-Dclared or paid after atock Informal ion Vost Govs To Moylsui Review of Stocks of selected stock transactions on the New Last Chg. dividend or split up.

Declared or paid 20' York stock Exchange with 10.30 a.m. 55'i this year, an accumulative issue with dividends In arrears, Paid this year, dividend omitted, deterred or no action prices: talet Nil 24Vi taken at last dividend meeting, r-De New York The stock market was irregular in moder (hdt.) High Lew Llt Chf A JC Nurse Charged In Concealing Birth By PHIL HAND Johnson City Bureau Chief A 22-year-old unmarried Johnson City woman, a registered nurse, was arraigned in Johnson City Police Court on a charge of concealing the birth of a child. 16'4 134 13i 40Va Vt 19' ABCVen ACFInd 2.10 Sales (hdt.) High Lew 27 20' 20 6 55' 55' 9 24i 244 -K- 13 I6H 16'4 15 40' a 40' 4 7 191 19' 22 75'4 75'4 3 74'4 74'4 XI 38 381 xl 55' 1 Si't xl 42' a 56 't 26i 1 18 IJ1 -L- 74 97J4 Admiral 75'4 I8't 18'1 Vt ately active trading at the opening today. Changes of most key stocks were small. Westinghouse Electric opened on 9,000 shares, up Vt at 374.

Opening blocks included: Ampex, up Vt at 19' on 5,200 55' 55' 4 Air Red J.50 JenLogan .70 Jones, 2 50 Joy Mfg I LearS KaiserAI .90 KeysRo Kennecotl 2g KernCL 40 KerrMcO I KimbClark 2 Koppers 2 Korvette KrossSH Lh Port 1 Lehmn 1 34g LlbMcN .281 19 X4 74'i '4 38H 551 24 24 14 13' 974 18ft Sev-fe 24 38' 49 4914 52ft 19' AlcoProd .40 A I leg Lud 2 42' 38 38 4 49 49 494 4914 '1 52'i 52. Vi 264 clared or paid In 1962 plus stock dividend, Paid In stock during 1962, estimated cash value, on tx-dlvldend or ex-distrlbutlon data. I Sales In full. eld Called, Ex dividend, Ex Dividend and sales In lull. x-dls-Ex distribution, xr Ex rights, xw Without warrants, ww With warrants, wd When distributed, wl When Issued, nd Next day delivery.

vl-ln bankruptcy or receivership or being reorganlied under the Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies. American Slocks 181 ,4 9 19'i 3 37 26' 26V 26? 21 19 19 19 The charge was placed Sunday I AllegPw 1.90 AlliedCh 1.80 Allied Str 3 AlllsChal .50 AlumLtd .60 Alcoa 1.20 Amerada Pet AmAlrlln 1 ABosch AmBdPar 1b Am Can 2 2 10 64 '4 7 68 a 64'4 64' 68'a 68V V4 Albany (UPI)-State Commerce Commissioner Keith S. Mcllugh said yesterday that Neal L. Moylan of Elsmere had been appointed deputy State Commerce Commissioner for public information. Moylan, with the Commerce Department since 1947, became assistant deputy commissioner in 1960.

He will receive $18,000 a year in the new post. Mcllugh also said Paul Manning of New York City would succeed Moylan. Manning, who has been a public relations consultant for the department in New York City, will receive $16,000 annually. 2314 2314 23V4 against Miss Ann Elizabeth Lewis, 30 Park Place, after she 29' 28' 15' 15' 744 741 6' 6' 76' 76 184 18i 22' 22' 15'4 15' 1514 Vi 30'4 29H 29 shares; General Motors, off Vt at 73'4 on American Telephone, off at 122H on and Tidewater Oil, up Vt at 25'i on 3,000. On transactions, Heyden Newport Chemical opened unchanged at 20 and American Motors rose lk at 19T4.

General Tire opened on 4,400 shares, unchanged at 24. Texas Instruments added Vt at 874 on 2,000 shares. Also on 2,000 shares, U. S. Steel lost Vt at Litton Industries declined at 764 on 1,200 shares.

Bethlehem, Pennsylvania Railroad, and Radio Corp. gained fractions. 47 reportedly gave birth to a baby girl early Friday morning, 5 Lionel Lltlonln 1.57t Loews Thea LoneSCem I LoneSGai 1 LonglLt 1.72 LonglLt wl AmCyan 1.80 A EIPw 1.08 Nemcck Appeal Planned wrapped the body in a towel and left it in a suitcase until Satur 46 II 12 10 5 15 30 4 2 43 6 17 23' 23'4 2 62' 624 3IH 31 18 144 14' i 49 494 -M- 45MI 454 45 Vt 58'. 58't Vi 35' 35'. 35' 1244 1214 1244 20 20'4 20'4 '4 374 3714 37'4 19' 194 19 44' 44' 44' Vt 69' tt'M 69! 11', 11' II' 78 4 774 78 '4 15'4 15'4 15'4 day night.

She told police the Loral Electr Lorlllard 2.50 AmFP .84 Am MFd .90 AMet CI 1.40 AmMot Am NG 1.40 AmOptic 2b AmPhoto .33 ASmelt 2.40 29' 151 744 '4 6' 'l 18i 22' 23' 62'4 31 i 144 4 49 444 22'4 14 25' Vt 44 1 334 111 56' '4 541 14 B9 i 444 444 baby was stillborn. Police Justice Frederick P. Conte entered a technical plea of innocent to the misdemeanor charge for Miss Lewis and re a 221 22'4 14 14 25' 25' MackTr 1.80 MadFd 1.41g Mad Sq Gar Magma Magnav .70 MarMid 1.10 46 122H 122 122H Vt 22 30'4 30' 30'4 '4 444 43'i AmStd .80 3.60 Am Tob 1.50 Am Vise 2 AmZInc AMP Ine .40 67' 18' leased her in the custody of her Marqua 67' 67' Vt 18'a 18' 30 30 4 19Vi 19'4 '4 26'i 26' 11 334 111 56' 541 90 MayDSt 2.20 33H If 56' 541 89' 12'4 35 1 McDonAir lb Merck 1 MerrCh MGM 1.50 12 12 Vi 51 51 -24', 24' Vi 364 364 364 57' 1,4 VV ILLIAM Pu A. Doyle JH 361 36 224 224 224 3 parents until $500 cash bail is paid. THE CASE WILL be presented to a grand jury, Detective Sgt.

Harry T. Pettit said. Sergeant Pettit said the birth of the child was disclosed Saturday night, when Miss Lewis 43'i 43' ft 29' Vi No Injuries As Boxcar Hits Building By JOE PIERSON A 55-ton boxcar yesterday 4 108' 108' 108' 1'4 30 19H 26' 52ft 24' 57' 43'. 29' 47 29. 60 52 2' 144 27 17 47 47 -1 29'i 29 14 60 60 4 52' 52' 2t 2'i Vi 144 1434 27 27 called Broome County coroner, 17ft 17 11 58' 58' a 1 1 4'i 4'4 4' 4 1 94 94 94 Vi 11 52' 52 52 1 394 394 394 Vt 15 361 36 361 14 71' 71 71 1 48' 48' 48' 3 144 144 144 5 71 711 711 Vt 3 65 651 651 7 254 25'4 25 4 1 34' 34' 34' 9 11'4 11' 11' Vt X2 47'4 47 47' 34 721 72' 72' i 3 44'4 44'4 44'4 Vi By EDWIN V.

BARRETT Richard T. Nemcek yesterday was sentenced to serve six months in the Monroe County Penitentiary for drunken driving at the time his car crushed the life from James E. Corey in Court Street last December. Acting Broome County Judge Frederick W. Loomis, of Otsego County, who described the Corey death as- "a needless occurrence," also sentenced the 31-year-old defendant to pay a $250 fine or to serve 250 additional days in the penitentiary.

In addition, he revoked Mr. Nem-cek's operator's license. Defense Attorney Richard A. Battaglini seemed surprised that a jail term was imposed. He was silent briefly, then asked Judge Loomis for a stay of execution of the sentence pending appeal from the conviction.

First Assistant District Attor 55 55 Vt 17 55 18 14 14 14 crashed into the east wall of an Upper Court Street feed warehouse in which five men were working. My wife invested $1,000 in a real estate syndicate, on Ampex Cp AmpBorg .80 Anaconda lg AnkenCh .40 ArmeoSt 1 Armour 1.40 Ashl Oil 1.20 AssdDG 1.40 Atchis 1.20a AtlC Lin 2 AtlRef 2.40 Atlas Cp Aut Cant Avca Cp .80 Avnet Babcock 1.72 BaldUm .40 Beaunit 1.20 Beckman Beechalrcraft Bell How .40 Bendlx 2.40 Beth Stl 1.50 Bigelow 1 Boeing 2 Borden 1.80a Borg War 2 Briggs Mf BristMy 1.40 Brunswk .60 Budd Co .50 Bullard Bulova .60 Burllnd Burroughs 1 24' 24' 3 24' 13 101't 1014 10144 Dr. Melvin D. Jones and informed him of the circumstances. After examining the child, Dr.

Jones notified the Johnson City police, who took Miss Lewis in for questioning about 8:30 p. m. Saturday. which she receives $100 a year. How can she sell this invest Bid Asked 15 15'4 The accident which occurred ment? If she sells it through a broker, what would be the usual 20 26' 264 26' 52' 52 ft X5 52 36 32 32' 14 26 26 Vt rate of commission? A There's no pat answer to either of your questions.

2 27 27 271 14 30 21 20' 21 Vt at about 8:30 o'clock yesterday, crumbled the cinder-block wall and partly knocked down the wooden walls of an office-storage building. 36'a 36' 65' 65 454 454 3 424 42' 42' 4 There is nothing resembling a central market for "partici 1 11'4 11'4 11'4 Dr. Jones said yesterday that an autopsy on the child was inconclusive and that further tests are being made to determine 6'4 6'4 324 26 36' 65' 45' 6V4 99 15 14' 17'4 13 X4 494 4914 494 Vi 99 99 -1 15 15 11 16 11 Five men inside the building Mid SU 1.10 MlnerCh .70 Mpl Hon 2 MinnMM .90 Mo Kan Tex Mohas Monsan 1.20b MontDU 1.40 MontWard 1 Motorola 1 NatBisc 1.60 NatCan .711 NCashR 1.20 NDairy 2.20 NatDist 1.20 NatFuel 1.30 Nat Gen NatGyps 2b NLead 1.50g Steel 1.60 NEngEI 1.12 NYCent NYChl SL 2 NY Ship NiagM Pw 2 NorfolkW 5a NoAmAvia 2 NoNGas 1.80 NoPae 2.20a NStaPw 1.28 Nwst Alrl 1 Ohio Ed 1.70 Olin Math 1 Otis lev 1.80 OutMar Owenslll 2.50 Pac 1 1.20 PanAAir .80 ParamPlct 2 ParkeD 1 Penney 1.20a PaPwLt 1.36 Pa RR PepCola 1.40 Pfizer Phelps 3 Phila El 1.32 PhilaRdg lb PhilMor 3.60 PhillipsPet 2 4 1244 124' 124' 58' 58' 581 1 534 53 531 2 47' 47 471 14' 14' scampered to safety through if the child was stillborn. 17'4 17'4 Vt I 374 374 374 4 13ft 131 35 35 two doors. They escaped apparent injury.

35' 8 54 534 534 Vt Sergeant Pettit said that Miss Lewis, a registered nurse at Wilson Memorial Hospital, told 324 68 32 32'4 -0- 1 48' 48' 48' THE LOADED boxcar, con ney Herbert A. Kline opposed "CIue" PP0 13 40' 4 40 40'4 him the baby was born at about 9am FriW in hsr onnrtmonf the request. He said Mr. Bat 294 i 42'. 14 61 14 pations" in real estate syndications.

There have been some attempts to set up such markets. But, to date, they have been unsuccessful. The best bet (and I use the word "bet" because this is frankly a gamble) would be to go back to the "syndicator" the outfit through which your wife plunked her money down in the first place. The syndicator may buy your wife's participation, arrange the sale for her or put her in touch with someone else who will. The commission your wife will pay, if she sells, is anybody's -C- 17 29H 291 3 42' 42' 2 61 614 7 9 21 45'4 4)54 15 47' 46' 12 504 50' 501 i 20 12' 12' 12' Vt 4 804 80'4 8OV4 Vt taglini must obtain a certificate 9 STOCKS High Low Last Chg.

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She might find an outfit willing to handle the deal as an "agent" charging her perhaps 5 per cent or so of the sale 86 Vt 52' 52 PitnBow .80 47' 471 474 Vi into the wall. The engine and the two cars ChrisCft CIT Fin 1.60 CitiesSv 2.60 Clev El 2 CocaCol 2.70 Colg 1.20a Collins Colo Ir CBS 1.40b Col Gas 1.16 ComlCre 1.60 ComlSol ComEd 1.20b ConEdis 3.30 ConEI Ind 1 CnNGas 2.30 price. 554 554 554 13'4 124 124 64V 64a 93 93 52 52'a 34 341 94 94 55 544 30' 30 434 434 24 24 49 49 86'4 86'4 30't 30 PitPlat 2.20b Pit Stel Polaroid .20 remained on the track, which 49 164 1614 161' -3' Remember that this is still a relatively new field. And extends to the base of the walL 8 76' 76' 76' 2 75'4 75'4 75'4 -V don't forget that some outfits in this field have been plagued with financial difficulties and even scandals recently. 4 74 74 7 1.60 PSvEG 2.40 Publkln Pullman 1.40 PureOil 1.60 A RAILROAD man 6 31'4 31' 31' 7 41' 414 41' said it could not be determined 64 Va Va 93 Va 52' Vt 34 Va 94 54' Vt 30' 14 43 '4 24 49 '4 86V4 30 64 45'4 27'4 46 Vt 58' 13' 624 4 24 '4 '4 57V 4 47 17 '4 54'4 4 8' 64 64 7 45'4 45'4 CONSPw 1.50 immediately whether the mis contain .90 20 694 69' 4 694 lives alone in the apartment.

Sergeant Pettit said Miss I Lewis stated that she delivered herself and the baby was stillborn. She said she wrapped the body in a towel, placed it in a suitcase and then went back to bed, according to Sergeant Pettit. SHE WENT to her job at Wilson Memorial Hospital at the regular time Friday morning, leaving the body on a sofa in the apartment, the sergeant said. He added that Saturday morning Miss Lewis went to a wedding in Honesdale, and that she returned home about 7:30 p. m.

Saturday and called her mother, Mrs. Randolph Lewis in Bainbridge, to see about burial arrangements. THE DETECTIVE said Miss Lewis' father contacted an undertaker in Bainbridge, but the undertaker told him he would require a release from Miss Lewis' doctor before he could take the child. Miss Lewis said her obstetrician was out of town so the undertaker told her to contact 5 2Vi 27' 20 46 46 hap was caused by human or 58' 58'4 mechanical failure. 30 29 30 Vi 23' 23' 23V Vt 12 12 12 13' 13V Cont Can 2 Contlns 2.20 Cont Mot .40 ContOil 1.80a Copper CornPd 1.40 "It sounded like an explo 62 62 24'4 24'4 12'4 12'4 12V4 sion, saia KoDert Allen, 23, oi 16 16' 16 57' 57' RCA 1.40b Rayonier 1 Raythn Reading Co ReichCS RepubAv 1 Repub Stl 2 Revion 1.10b Rexall ReynMet .50 ReyTob 1.60 Rheem Mfg 384 384 384 appeal.

Judge Loomis reserved decision and Mr. Battaglini said he would immediately take formal steps preparatory to appeal. MEANTIME, Mr. Nemcek was committed to the County Jail to await transfer to the penitentiary. The jury that convicted Mr.

Nemcek of drunken driving after a two-week trial last month acquitted the defendant of criminal negligence, a felony, and reckless driving, a misdemeanor. "I'm not going to lecture you on the evils of drinking or driving while drinking," Judge Loomis told Mr. Nemcek. "But I cannot overlook the fact that the jury found that a death ensued," the judge said, "and that the death was a needless occurrence." The bespectacled, neatly dressed defendant displayed no outward sign of emotion as he was escorted from the courtroom to jail. His wife burst into tears, however.

MR. NEMCEK, 31, of Windsor RD 1, told the court clerk he has no prior convictions on his record. He was arrested last Dec. 22 after his car struck the rear of a standing car in the parking lane in front of 450 Court Street. Mr.

Corey, a father of three children, had just placed a small Christmas tree in the trunk of RD 3 Susquehanna, one Crane Co 2 404 40' 404 1 of the five employes inside the 474 47 17 17 5414 54 8'4 8 214 214 344 34'4 34'4 Vt 35' 35V4 35 'A Crow .801 CrnZell 1.80 Cudahy Pk Curt Wr 1 building. 42' 42' 424 Vt 214 "I was sweeping the floor 134 134 134 44 43 43' in the office," Mr. Allen said. 15'4 I hit the floor. As soon as I 18 174 174 174 474 47' 47' Vt 94 94 94 Dan Riv .80 Dayco Deere 2.20a Del Hud 674 Va 21' realized the walls hadn't fallen, I got out of there." 22 -D- 1 15'4 15'4 2 18 18 6 674 674 X4 21' 21' X5 22' 22 5 325 32'a 2 13' 13V 5 49Va 49Vj 13 23 23 12 634 63 a 19 25 25' RichfOil 1.80 Rohr Corp 1 RoyDut l.Olg Royal McB SafewSt 1.60 StJosLead lb StL SanF 1 StRegP 1.40b SanDIm .521 Schenley 1 32 Edward Kovalefsky, 36, of 13' '4 Den RGW 1 DetEdis 1.20 Det Stl Dis Sea 1.80 Doug A 1.30f DowCh 1.60b Dress 1.20 49'l 234 RD 3 Montrose, manager of the firm operated by the Ralston Purina also was in the In answer to a question about "puts" and "calls," you wrote that if a person buys a call option he is not entitled to receive any dividends declared on the stock between the time he buys the call and the time he exercises it.

You are wrong, because the price at which the call could be exercised would be reduced by the amount of the dividend. That has exactly the same effect as if the dividend were paid to the buyer of the call. Won't you admit you goofed? A Wait, just a minute. It does not "exactly have the same effect." Let's say you buy a three-month call option on 100 shares of XYZ stock, at $40 a share. You pay cash (good American dollars) for that call.

You then have the right to buy (from the seller of that option) 100 shares of XYZ, at $40 a share, any time within the next three months. Let's say a 25-cent-a-share dividend is declared on XYZ stock. You don't get the dividend. But your call option price is reduced 25 cents a share. You now have the right to buy those 100 shares, at $39.75 a share.

Let's say the market price of XYZ stays below $39.75 a share or drops even lower until your call option expires. 63' Vi 254 Vt -S- 8 57' 574 57' 5 31'e 31' 31 'I '4 1 234 234 234 14 2 33' 33' 33' 32 114 11'4 11'4 4 21 22i 22'4 224 2 4 39' 39' 39' 5 11 11 ll'i 6 34' 34' 34' 5 39' 39' 39' 11 89' 89 89 8 74 71 74 Vt duPont 3g 5 251 '4 250' 250V -TO 3 32 32 32' Vt 12 12' 12Va 4 22' 22Vi 22' 5 114 114 114 Duq Lt 1.28 Dynam Am East AlrL EastKo 2.20a EatonM 1.80 ElBondS 1.20 Emer El .80 Emer 4 374 37 37 office at the time. "I knew what had happened because I had seen them getting ready to move the boxcar," he said. "I knew it jumped the (railroad) tie." THE WALL WAS coming in on top of us," the manager added. "All of us took off.

Two Scherg 1.40a SCM ScottPap .80 SeabAL 1.60 SearsR 1.40a Servel ShellOil 1.30 ShellTra Sinclair 2 Singer 1.70 Smith AO 1 SmithK 1.20a Socony 2.40 SouCalEd .96 SouthnC 1.60 SouNatGas 2 State Livestock the coroner, Sergeant Pettit said. He said Miss Lewis called Dr. Jones at about 8 p. m. Saturday, and that when the doctor arrived at the apartment, the body was still in the suitcase.

Dr. Jones then called Johnson 9 304 304 304 Vt 354 354 354 3 10V 10' 10' llve- Buffalo-(AP)-(NYSDA)-Closlng 2l4(saie) stock. 76'4(sale) End John End John pfd Erie Lack 43 43 434 Vt 234 234 234 44 444 444 764 76 76 29 29' 29' Vt 65'4 65'4 65'4 '4 68' 68'4 68'4 Vi 32'4 32'4 32'4 53i 534 53 Vi 524 524 524 Vt 654 65i 654 4 14' 13 14 30 30 30 Cattle receipts 325. Steers and heif ers market steady. Choice steers, all Evershp 1.20 weiqhts, good lb went out the front door, the steers 22; good, 800-960 lb.

heifers. City police before taking the sou Ry 2.80 10 5 8 9 2 1 5 13 7 3 7 132 6 2 14 7 132 6 2 19 7 11 21.50; standard, steers, 21; beef rest of us out the rear door. Sperry Rand Fair Ca Fair Strat child to Wilson Memorial Hos bulls 21.50. Dairy-type slaughter cattle 464 46 46 Va "This has happened before," Mr. Kovalefsky said, "but not to demand active; market stronger; heavy cutter and utility cows 17-18; light cutters 16-17; canners 14.50-16, 35'a 35' 35' 654 654 654 4 this extent.

About six years some shelly kind below; yellow cows Naturally, you don't exercise your call. If you did you would pay more for the 100 shares of XYZ than you could buy 14V 13? 14 30 30 30 his car when the crash occurred. Mr. Nemcek told police he was forced to swerve his east-bound car to the right to avoid a car ahead signaling a left turn. Treasury Balance Washington (AP) The cash position of the Treasury May 28: balance, ago, a boxcar just poked a hole in the building." 464 46 46 Spiegel 1.50 SquareO 1.20 SouPac 1.40 Sou Ry 2.80 Sperry Rand Spiegel 1.50 SquareD 1.20 StdKolls StdOilCal 2b StOInd 1.80b StOIINJ 1.30g Stand Pkg Stan War 1.20 Stauff Chi.

20 them for in a regular purchase. 17'4 17'4 17'4 634 63' 63 Vt Three truckdrivers for the Shelly kind lower. Standard dairy heifers 16-18, top 19; commercial 15-16; utility 14-15. Utility sausage bulls 20-21; cutters canners Calves receipts 250. Good and medium steady; choice and prime 1 lower; bobs 1 to 2 lower; choice and prime 32-35; good 28-31; medium 25-28; heavy bobs 27-30; bobs up to 100 lbs.

27 down. 58'4 58' 58'4 Vi pital for autopsy. Pomona Grange Bainbridge The Chenango County Pomona Grange will meet at 10:30 a. m. Saturday at the Algonquin Grange Hall in Bainbridge.

Provisions firm also were inside the build So, you let the call expire. You lose the money you paid for the call. And you never get that 25-cent-a-share dividend 26 664 66V4 66 Vi 134 13'4 13'4 Vi ing when it was struck by the 24' 244 244 or anything remotely (much less like it. boxcar. They are Richard Fansteel .80 Fedd Corp 1 Filtrol 1.80 Firestne lb FstChrt 1.611 Flintkt .80 Fla Pw 1.04 Fla PL 1.28 Fd Fair .90 FMC Cp .80 Ford 1.80 ForemO .40 FostWh FreeptS 1.20 Fruehf 1.20a GamSk 1.20a Dynam Gen Elec 2 Gen Foods 2 Mills 1.20 Gen Mot 2a GPrecn 1.20 GPubSv GPubU 1.20b Gen Sig 1.20 34' 34 34' 14 784 784 784 4 SterlDrg 1.95 7 3 3 1 1 25 17 1 Wood and Richard Atkinson of Montrose, and Glen Johnson of Steven 1.50b Studebaker Sunray 1.40 32V4 324 324 64 6'4 6'4 33 324 32 43' 43' 43' Harpursville.

Why do you almost advise your readers against The cinder-block wall that was -T- selling short, using puts and calls and other techniques, which 4 Colleges OK Student Swaps Schenectady (UPD Rens Swift 1.60 TennGas Texaco 2a TexGPd 83 20'4 20 hit is at the rear of the office storage building and is con sophisticated stock market professionals use all the time? Adult and Junior GOLF CLASSES Are starting again at the Joe Dinga Golf School and Indoor Range 20 66' 56' 15' 66' Vt 564 Vt 15' Vt 66' 564 15i 874 nected to it. The building is A Because the ordinary investor can lose a bundle with 87' 871 Vi about 60 feet by 60 feet. those so-called sophisticated techniques. TexGSul .40 Texlnst .80 TexPCO 1.20 TexPLd Textron 1.40 Thiokol l.llt Wooden ceiling supports inside selaer Polytechnic Institute, the State University of New York at Albany, Union College and 65 651 65 21' 21'. 21' 37 36' 36' '4 the building were buckled, but did not collapse.

The front Nanticoke Main Street Cot. .80 GenTire .40 Ga Pac lb GettyOil -10g Gillette 1.10a New York-(AP) Flour steady: (72 per cent extraction 100 lbs.) spring patents 4.90-7.00; eastern soft winter straights 4.25-40; hard winter straights 4.40-70. Rye flour steady: Fancy patents (100 lbs.) 5.25-45. Cornmeal steady: (100 lbs.) yellow granulated 4.35A. Feed steady: Western bran, a ton, basis Buffalo 38A.

Hops steady: (1962 crop) f.o.b. cars a Pacific N. W. states seedless 87-89; Cal. seedless 87-89.

Tallow steady: a f.o.b. N. Y. tank cars: special loose 5'i; extra loose 5. Greases steady: a f.o.b., N.

yellow 5. A Asked. Endicott (I'nion District). N. V.

it Oil 2.40 No Bids on County's 1st Albany Medical College of Union University will allow qualified doctoral candidates to Glen A Id .50 Trans Air Tranam 25 25' 25' Vt 25i 25'4 25 Vi 674 671 67 4 19' 18 19' 514 514 514 6 6 4 48 48 48 4 35 354 35 door also buckled under the impact. A front window was shattered. cross-register for classes in Iron 3 3' 3' 3' '4 16 39Vi 384 384 -IV 26 404 391 391 Vt 8 6'4 6'4 6'4 1 18'- 18 18 2 18 18 18 2 33'4 33 33 11 35Va 35'4 35'4 4 5 384 38 38i 4 21'i 21 2ij 4 44 434 44 4 14 7414 74'4 741 14 2 234 234 234 '4 X6 43 43 43 4 84 52' 52'4 524 14 5 104 104 104 2 26 26 26 12 26'4 26'4 26'4 6 32' 32V4 32' 4 32' 32' 32' 6 25'4 25' 25'4 33 83 82 82 6 81'a 81Va 81' 'a 12 36'a 354 354 41 73'4 73V 73'4 Vt 4 41 414 414 2 54 54 54 3 33 33i 331 i 1 334 334 334 32 26 25'i 26 126 25 25 '4 12 51 50' 50 23 22'i 22 22'4 12 34 33 5 144 144 ,144 X7 504 50'- 50'a '4 5 36 36 36 '4 42 49'4 49 49' '4 5 184 184 184 2 291 291 291 2 48' 48'a 48'a 1 6 54 54 54 1 3 424 424 424 Vt 1 7 47 47'4 47 4 1 3 39' 39 39 Vt 1 10 444 444 444 '4 23 36' 36V4 36'4 4 1 -H- X2 53' 53' 53' 6 32ii 32i 321 6 341 34'4 34'. V4 2 54 54 54 a 7 23' 234 23' 16 204 20i 201 2 8 8 8'i 1 48'4 48'4 48'4 Va 3 36 36 36 Vi 7 2' 24 2 2 56 56 56 6 7V 7' 7' -I- 1 26'4 26'4 26'4 10 531 534 534 Vt 3 80' 80' 8OV1 Vt 9 42 414 42 Vt 2 25i 25 25 8 473 473'4 2 56 56 56 14 22 64' 64' 64' 1 19 174 17' 17'l '4 1 13 31'4 31'4 31Vi Vl 1 16 471 471 47' 2 17 17 17 1 -J- 4 49V4 49V4 49V4 V4 Open Mon. Through Sat.

for Your Health Sign Up Now for Private or Group Lessons LEARN THE GOLF SWING NOW SO YOU WILL HAVE ALL SUMMER TO EXERCISE THE CORRECT BODY MOTION. Open Every Day at A. M. r.Aii. PI 8-2385 September.

ior Park Construction Maj( Under the agreement reached Goodrch 2.20 Goodyear 1 Grace Co lb GrandU GranCS 1.40 1.20a GtNoRy 3 Greyhd 1.30b Grumn 1.50 Gulf 2 GlfOil 1.60 Gulf SU 1.12 by the Capital District institutions, students can avail them -U- 5 ni'4 in in 5 1114 111 111 5 27! 274 27 Vt 2 49'4 494 69'4 Vt 7 414 41' 41' 1 4 424 424 42 Vi selves of the new program pro viding their department chair 3 46' 46' 46' man recommends them and 4 814 8'4 8'4 '4 there is room in the class at 284 284 284 '4 the other school. 39' 39 39 4 30'4 30'4 30'A 46 46 46 Vi UCarbid 3.60 UCarbid 3.60 UnionElec 1 UnOIICal 2a UnPac 1.20a UAirLin Unit Aire 2 Unit Cp UnFruit UGasCp 1.60 USBorx USFrht 1.20a USGyp 2.60a US Indust US Lines 2b USPIywod 2 US Rub 2.20 US Smelt lg US Steel 2 UnMatch .40 UnOilPd Upjohn .88 4 13 3 35 ARLINGTON SPECIAL! I TONIGHT AND EVERY TUESDAY NIGHT i FOR THE "MAN AWAY FROM (AND OTHER HUNGRY FOLKS TOO) PENNSYLVANIA DUTCH STYLE I $16,500 Buys 300-Room Hotel 85 85 85 Vt 104 104 10H '4 47 47 47 59' 59' 59'. 47'4 47'4 67' 67 67 50 50' 50' 4 provided at Greenwood this August. The necessity to readvertise for bids apparently eliminates this possibility. Chicago Grain Chicago (AP) A strong demand boosted soybean futures almost 3 cents a bushel at the extreme during the first several minutes of transactions today on the Board of Trade.

The grains were steady to firm. Support for soybeans was largely short covering. It was credited to the new government estimate of a 25,000,000 bushel carryover this year, down 10,000,000 from a quarterly estimate of Jan. 1. The government also said It Is quite possible the carryover may be even less than 25,000,000.

Wheat moved up a major fraction at most. Other commodities shitted within small fractional ranges in a somewhat more mixed trade. closa Saranac Lake Wt The 300- 8 161 16' 16' '4 33' 33'i 33' 2 3 39i 39 It WRC Meeting Press Bureau Walton Ben Marvin Woman's Relief Corps 178 has scheduled a meeting June 28. Dairy Products Eggs New York (AP) (U.S.D.A.)-Whole-sale egg offerings ample. Demand only fair today.

(Wholesale selling prices based on exchange and other volume sales.) New York spot quotations follow: MIXED COLORS: Extras (47 lbs. min.) 30-31; extras medium (40 lbs. average) unquoted; standards 28'-291; checks 24-25. WHITES: Extras (47 lbs. min.) 30'-32; extras medium (40 lbs.

average) 23-23'; top quality (47 lbs. min.) 30-33; mediums (41 lbs. average) 23-24'; smalls (34 lbs. average) 19-20; peewees 15-14. BROWNS: Extras (47 lbs.

min.) 32-33; top quality (47 lbs. min.) mediums (41 lbs. average) 23-24'; smalls (36 lbs. average) 19-20; peewees 15-14. Butter New York-(AP)-(USDA)-Butter offerings adequate to ample.

Demand fair. Wholesale prices on bulk cartons (fresh). Creamery, 93 score AA 584-59 cents; Hallibur 2.40 HamP 1.20b Haveg Hertz 1.20 Hewlett Pk Heyden .80 Hoff Elect Homest 1 .60 Hook Ch lb Hotel Am House 1.40 Hupp Cp -33f Ideal Cem 1 IHCent Ind 2 Ing Rand 3a InlandSt 1.60 Interlak 1.60 IntBusM IntMiner 1.60 Int Nick 2a Int Pack 1 IntPap 1.05b Int 1 ITE CktBrkr room Saranac Inn, once a popu No bids turned up yesterday for Broome County's first major park construction job. The hope that swimming could be provided at Greenwood Park Lake, Nanticoke, by late summer thus appeared to be dashed. THE COUNTY sought bids for clearing the lake bottom, installation of a beach area and improvement of an inlet stream.

The $28,000 ceiling placed by the county specifications on the price of the job apparently dissuaded some contractors from bidding for it. County Board Chairman Henry M. Baldwin, quoting Parks Superintendent Roger Wheeler, reported that two contractors considered the job as being "too involved for the amount of money. The initial construction project will be financed with Dart of the lar Adirondack Mountain resort, -V- 7 14' 14' 14' has a new owner today. The century-old hotel was 34 25 25' 25' Vi 2 56 56 56 Vi 2 45' 45' 45' sold at auction yesterday for Varian As Va Caro Ch VaEPw 1.04 WarnPic .50 WarLam .70 Wn Bancp 1 WUnTel 1.40 -W- 12 14'i 144 14 $16,500 to Robert Duley of Plattsburgh, who also has an 4 28 284 28 10 38 384 381 4 24 30 30 30 interest in the Cumberland Ho open today prav.

clost year ago 31'4 31' 31' WHEAT 1.40 El 1.20 1.60 Mot 2 tel in Plattsburgh. P-TA Installs 181 374 374 374 4 50'-i 50' 50' '4 X7 46' 66' 66'4 4 JohnsManv 41 '4 41 Vt 41 '4 X3 30' 304 30' a 3 744 744 74 i 3 35' 344 344 1 ALL YOU CAN EAT Officers in Deposit Deposit The P-TA of Deposit Area Firms The following quotations are furnished Wilsn Co 1.60 Winn Dix .94 Woolwth 2.80 Worthin 1.50 Xerox Cp Yno ShT -X- 11 212 212 212 1 Y- 92 score A 58'-58; 90 score 57'- $70,000 provided for in the 19631 57Ki. Central School has installed the following officers for the Cheese offerings adequate. Demand 103' 103' 103'i '4 by the George D. B.

Bonright Co. and represent merely an indication of current market value. fair. is, 65 Varieties of GOURMET FOODS -Z- Wholesale sales, American cheese 'a coming year: 62' 62 Bid Asked jZenitn la 5'1 July 1.85'4-V 1.3'A-H J.15-14T Sept. 1.86? 1.867i-?4 2.17H- Dec.

1.91' 1.91 2.2214-H March 1.91 1.91 l.ii'M May 1.83 2.21 CORN July 1.23'VS 1.23'i-H 1.14- Sept. 1.2iv,4 1.20, 1.16'.i-V (Dec. 1.15.- 1.15 1.15'i March 1.18V 1.18V 1.18't-U May 1.201 OATS July 7'4 47'4-Vi 6734-78 Sept. 68 Dec. 70H-Va 70H 704 March 715, 7P4 724 July 1.27ii-44 1.28-27's 1.2934-30 Sept.

1.27-28'A 1.27V. 1.26'i Dec. 1.301 1.3CW 1.26'VVi March 1.32 1.27' SOYBEANS July 2.60-411 J.59i-4 2.47-Vj Aug. 2.60"j-61Vi 2.59'i-H 2.44H-V Sept. 2.55' a- 2.53 2.36H Nov.

2.i2'V53'i 2.5134 2.35?-36 Jan. 2.55H 2.55 1 40 March 2.59-59'i 2.57H 2.43'i May 2.45H President, Mrs. Gerald Hubbell; first (whole milk). Single daisies fresh 40- a) 43' cents; single daisies aged 49-52; 4k flats aged 48-53'; processed American a 10 10' Unless otherwise noted, rates of dlvl vice-president, Mrs. Hazel Brandt; sec CHILDREN $I50 pasteurized 5 lbs.

37-41; domestic I a 83'4 dends in the foregoing table are annual 84 87' disbursements based on the last quarterly ond vice-president, Mrs. Durwood Swiss (blocks) grade A 44-50; grade a) UNDER 12 I 340 355 or semi-annual declaration. Special budget for development work at Greenwood. Greenwood is the farthest-along of what are planned as four county park sites. BEFORE YESTERDAY'S bid-opening produced no bids, Parks Committee Chairman Douglas W.

Seaman of the 13th Ward said there was an outside! 44-48; graae 4I-43V. Cadre Crowley Endicott National Bank First-City National Bank Gen. Aniline Film Harvey Radio Industrial Bank of Bing. Kroehler Mfg. Marine Midland NYS Elec.

Ga Briggs; third vice-president, Mrs. Fred Edwards; secretary, Arthur eLiper; 4 44 extra dividends or payments not jnated as regular are identified In the Chicago (AP) Chicago Mercantile Ex- corresponding secretary, Mrs. Patricia Edwards; treasurer, Mrs. William Gould. ing prices unchanged; 93 score AA 57Vi; The ARLINGTON 144 15 following footnotes: 33s (sale! Also extra or extras, Annual rate 43 43' 'plus stock dividend, Liqudating dlvi- 92 A 90 55V4; 89 54'A; cars 90 56; 89 55.

Eggs barely steady; wholesale buying 40idend. Declared or paid in 1963 plus 26 stock dividend.e Valid last year, Pay- Last year's poor harvests are prices unchanged to 't lower; 70 per Norwich Pharm. 40' Raymond Corp. 23' Robinson Technical 6 Spaulding 5' 4 Victory 15. a "Where Service Is Ahcays a Privilege" I cent or better qrade A whites 28'4i; 7 able in stock during 1963, estimated cash 6'4 value on ex-dividend or ex-distribution date.

s-Declared or paid so far this accounting for low Swedish wheat exports this year. mixed 28; mediums 23'-4; standards 27Vj; dirties 25V; checks 24..