Honolulu Star-Bulletin from Honolulu, Hawaii • 35

Tuesday, Oct. 15, 1968 C-5 C-5 4 SterEultelin utual funds COr -t 0.4 .0, 5, TO I I for i aV ri.A et Close of business October 14 9S0 Mut Trust 2.86 2.92 NEA Mut 12.04 12.29 Nat WSec 11.31 12.31 Nat Ind 14.0114.01 Nat Invest 5.49 9.18 a 4 ,4 i' I i iI ''''4i; ,5:. 1 rt 141 Wolbrink Word iuturzs Odd-iot transactions A Elx i orl: (AP)Domes- t-c fulTres No. 10 closed NEW YORK i AP) Thc unchangod. Sales 20 contracts.

New York Stock Exchange LOW Close reported these odd lot trans-Nov. 7 67 7.67 7.67 actions by principal dealers sugar spot S7.70. for Oct. 14. Purchases of sugar No.

3 closed 5 555 higher. .100 shares: sales of 3,151 contracts. 154,461 a s. includinz High Low close 4.046 shares sold short. 1 89 1.79 1.35-36 2.22 2.15 2.19-20 2.40 2.31 2.36-371 2 52 2.42 2.46-47; ..1...

9 59 2.49 2.60 55 A 9.63 2.55 1 IA 1 i A. 11111 elSe It 1U 1 ,) 0 2.66 9.59 Z2.65 I .1 9.87 Z9.33 I The location of the Clift S---Norn inal; Z--Bid. 1 Hotel is most conve- i The location of the Clift Hotel is most ctions 1 Thc xchange ot trans-dealers lases of 3 les of letudinz rt. ----7--, I I Gift nve- I INVESTING COMPANIES NEA VORK (AP) The following quotations, supplied by the National Association of Securities Dealers, are the prices at which these securities could have been sold (bid) or bought (asked) Monday: Aberdeen 3.33 3.64 Advisers 9 2t) 10.05 Affiliated 9.62 In 40 All Amer 1.35 1.48 AMCA0 6.61 7.72 Am Bus 3.87 4.18 Am Div In 12 15 13228 Am Grth 7.63 8.79 Am Inv Unavail Am Mut 10 92 11.91 Am NGw 3 72 407 Am pc 8.52 8.52 Fairtd 15.04 16.44 Frm BMo 13.30 13.30 Fed Grth Unavail Fid Cap 14.77 16.05 Fid Fund 20.63 22.30 id Trnd 31.83 24.60 Financial Progrm: Dynm 8.28 9.06 Indust 5.45 5.97 Incom 8.05 8.81 Fst InGth 10.59 11,61 Fst lnStk 11.49 12.59 Fief Cap 10.74 Ftet Fd 19.67 Fla Gth 9.64 10.54 Fnd It 5.95 6.50 Founders 9.36 10.23 Fourso 14.40 15.74 Franklin Group: Corn Stk 8.08 8.85 DNTC 13.98 15.32 Wit 7.16 7.85 Incom 2.85 3.12 Fund Am 12.13 13.26 Gen Sec 13.69 13.69 Gibraltar 15.61 15.61 ire 1 1 1 I 1 910 I a 2 FLOS1 tow I 1 I i I I 1 913 920 1 2f 1 101 1011 1018 I Nat Sec Ser: Ba Ian 12.5313.69 Bond 6.41 7.31 Divid 5.73 6.26 Pt Stk 8.59 9.39 lncom 6.49 7,09 Stock 10.1411.08 Grwth 12.02 13.14 Net West 6.68 7.32 Neuwrth 30.05 30.05 New Eng 11.79 12.75 New Hor 31.67 31.67 New Wld 16.03 17.52 Newton 16.86 18.43 Noreast 17.7617.76 OcnI7Ph 10.1511.09 Omega 9.87 10.05 100 Fd 18.22 19.91 One WmS 17.71 17.71 O'Neil 22.49 23.93 Oppenhm 9.26 10.15 Penn Sq 9.89 9.89 Pa Mut 22.18 22.18 Phila 16.1317.68 Pilgrim 11.87 12.97 Pilot 9.27 10.13 Pine i3t 12.68 12.66 Pioneer Unavail Plan Inv 15.16 16.57 Price TR 26.16 26.16 Pro 10.52 11.19 Provirint 6.28 6.86 Puritan 11.89 12.85 900 Anchor Group: CAP 10.38 11.7.8 Grwth 15 74 17.25 Inv 10 156 11 68 Fd Inv 1209 13.25 Associald 1.71 1.87 4 I rhl convenient. Two level blocks front the fine shops on Union Square.

Next door to San. Francisco's Curran and Geary theatres. Only one block from the downtown airlines terminal buildingwith porter service. Locks on qext 'sco's ines with I off re phone bElliCATI'l" NOV. Reed and Martin.

has Pax, been awarded the prime con- Woi tract, on its low bid of to 9 1 $7,471.112, for Hawaiian Tele- Sal( phone's I7-story headquarters and equipment building. Nov. The utility company's new Mar. headquarters will extend May from Bishop to Alakea Jul. streets and will have a total Sep.

floor area nearly two and Oct. one half times the size of the Nov. existing six-story headquar- Mar. ters building. ST In announcing the contract 1 award, Douglas S.

Guild, I president of Hawaiian Tele- LI phone, noted that the overall I 1'. cost of the new building, in- i 1 1 eluding such items as site preparation, relocation of 1 utilities and architectural 1 and engineering charges, I would exceed $12 million. The pile driving phase of I rI the project on the I i site has been completed and construction of the building 1 74. will get under way immediately. Scheduled for completion I by the end of 1970, the new 1 headquarters will also house i equipment which will expe- dite the handling of long distance calls and pave the way for direct dialing service to the Mainland.

Ilaw World to 9 Sales Nov 'Mar May Jul. Dot. Sep. ox- lar. uled for completion end of 1970, the new arters will also house ent NA' hich Wilt expe- handling of long disails and pave the way dialing service to C.

litO HERE From Italy SICILIAN GOLD Ma ndorcrema Mi $70 Axe Hokqhton! Fund A 9.49 10.32 Fund 11.16 12.13 Stock 8 92 9.75 Sci Cp 779 8.47 FIAbson 8.88 8 88 Slue Rid 14.38 15.72 Bondsik 8.07 8.82 post Stk 9 8 10.75 Roston 9,49 10,37 road St 16 05 17.35 RtilInC 17.09 18.73 CG Fri 10 63 11.44 19.70 21.32 Caplt Inc 9.46 10.37 Colt Shr 8.69 9.53 Cent Shr 13.30 14.54 Group sec: Aero Sc 10.71 11.71 Corn St 15.44 16.88 Ful Ad 10.25 11.21 Grth Ind 23.18 23.88 Gryphon 21.35 23.33 Guardn 30.40 30.40 Ham hda 5.99 6.55 Hanover 1.69 1.69 Hartwell 19.75 21.58 Hedae 16.04 17.54 Mann 16.25 16.93 Hubshmn 12.55 12.55 IDS 5.43 5.90 ISI Gth 6.01 6.57 Imp Cap 11.59 12.60 Imo Gth 9.45 10.27 Inc Fnd Unavail Inc FdB 8.34 9.11 Indepnd 13.24 14.47 Ind Trend 17.97 19.64 lndstry 7.76 8.48 InsBk Stk 6,62 7.24 Inv CoAm 15.79 17.26 Inv Indic 14.20 14.35 laves Bos 13.92 15.21 Frederic T. Ward, manager-customer relations for Aloha Airlines, has been appointed to the newly created position of director of terminals and customer service Donald who heads the Honolulu planning and engineering firm of Donald Wolbrink Associates, is one of two candidates nominated for president of the American Society of Landscape Architects William Chang has been appointed Windward-Kailua division manager of Service.Motor Windward dealerships including both the existing Kaneohe outlet and the new Kailua-Toyota, just opened on the premises of the former Oneawa Super Market, which is the firm's fifth Toyota facility on Oahu. Other appointments at the new Kailua facility include Al Correia, formerly of Kapiolani Carriage as assistant sales manager; Ben young, formerly with THY, as service manager, and Herdi Sadaoka, formerly of Easy Appliance as pars manager. Parallel appointment at Windward Toyota include Damien Farias, formerly with Aloha Motors, as sales manager, and Stanley Yamagata, formerly with Bank of Hawaii, as assistant sales manager Thomas J. Toomey has been appointed administrative assistant to Fred of Brainard Black, insurance agency.

Putnam Funds: Egu It 15.97 17,45 Georg 16.65 18.20 Grth 14.22 15.54 Incom 9.78 10.69 Invest 8.72 9.53 Vista 14.06 15.37 Pep Tech 6.18 6.75 Revere 18.90 20.66 SOO 1 For immediate reAeration confirmation in Honolulu call 923-6204). in 21)41. SOth State Distributing Inc. 353-983 Dis 16 14 13 12 11 .10 ...,..1 it 11111 1 El. I 1011 I IMINIM MI MIN 1 A I I 1111 ilM I MIR I id ENO 1I1 1 We Specialize We Spe4 Invest Group: mt 11.24 12.22 Stock 23.30 25.32 Select 9.53 10.24 Var Pay 9.57 10,40 Inv Resh 6.32 6.91 211.48 29.46 16.36 17.88 Ivy 28.89 28.89 Johnstn 23.03 23.03 I tillffieenonsm7 213 1 220 1 227 1 104 IDII 10II WEkitS fNOG Scudder Funds: Int Inv MAO 16.65 Sped 42.58 42.58 Bat 17.93 17.93 ComSt 12.60 12.60 Sec Div 16.59 17.94 Sec Bouit 19.59 2141 Sec Inv 9.65 10.55 Selec Am 12.12 13.12 Set SpecS 18.40 20.11 Sigma 12.09 13.21 Smith 8 10.42 10.42 Sw Invest Unavail Sover Inv 16.41 17.97 StFrm Gth 6.24 6.24 State St 56.30 56.80 Steadman Fds: Am ind 14.91 16.30 Fiduc 9.38 10.25 Scien 6.90 7.54 Stein Roe Funds: Bat 23.29 23.29 Intl 18.33 18.33 16.20 16.20 Sterl Inv 13.77 14.98 Sup InGth 8.36 9.16 TMR Ap 27-52, 30.13 Teachrs 14.06 14.65 Technol 10.60 11.55 Temp Gt 19.85 21.69 Texas 12.82 14.01 Tran Cap 10.53 11.45 TwenC Gth 6.31 6.90 TwenC Inc 6.14 6.71 Unifd 11.52 12.59 Arias Cost no more than frame homes and they last a lifetime! Termite Free Low Maintenance Low Fire Insur- Longer Lasting once Rates 100 imet ice Cost no more Termit Low ow Fil once Foreign nationals hired Charming Funds: Ba lah 14.19 15.51 Corn St 7.22 2 43 Grwth 9.40 10 27 Incom 9.41 10.211 Special 4.01 4.38 Group: Fund 1536 16.79 Front 109.23114 08 Shrhid 14.98 16.37 Chemical 1978 21.63 Colonial, Fouity 5.96 6151 Fund 14.72 16 09 Grwth 8.55 9.34 CorrSI Rd 6.20 6.74 Commonwith Frts: CAP Ed 23.73 25.93 inCOM 11.91 13.02 Invest 11.21 12.25 Stock 11.78 12.78 AS.11 1,81 106 Cw1th 2.00 2.16 Zompet 10.74 11.74 Comp Rd 12.27 13.34 Comp Fd 11 83 17.86 23.34 23.34 Inv 14.25 14.62 Inv 5.68 6.21 Sec 12.61 13.58 Id 17.22 18.85 Cap 14.31 15.47 8.40 9.19 deVegh 111,57 81.57 Decat Inc 15.36 16.79 Deiaware 17.41 19.03 Divid Stir 401 4.40 DowTh In 8 78 9.49 Droxel 20.20 20.29 DreytuS 15.80 17.24 Prospects of by U.S.

pose problems MONDERLAND HOMES, INC. Builder-Developer NC. 0 11 price boosts Experienced I MEDFORD, Mass. (AP) Mrs. Joanne Roes received welfare payments for 13 years before she was hired by Tufts University to teach a course on urban poverty.

cperienced FORD, Mass. (AP) panne Roes received payments for 13 Room 422 Alexondr Young Bldg. Phone or 451-181 04 Phrs ii I I Thomas A. Tinsley. ehrec- ble to the bureau.

especially for of the Bureau of Em- in the complex areas involvployes' Compensation. U.S. ing foreign nationals. He has Department of Labor, is been an excellent negotiaw in din up consultations tor." with the Military tpday over 1 'T problems arising fir em- ployment of foreign nation- II als PI IvA 1 'IL 1 -rrt 1 TO Keystone Funds: Cus 81 2127 22.21 Cus B2 22.67 24.73 Cus B4 10.34 11.28 Cus K1 9.66 10.54 Cus K2 7.64 8.35 Cus SI 23.17 25.28 Cus 52 12.53 13.67 Cus S3 9.87 10.77 Cus SA 7.13 7.79 Potaris 6.30 6.90 Knickb 8.64 9.46 Knick Gth 13.80 15.12 Lexinot 11.42 12.48 Lex Rsch 17.51 1914 Liberty 8.17 8.93 Life Stk 5.57 6.08 Life Inv 8.43 9.21 Loomis Says Fds: Canad 40.52 40.52 Capit 14.31 14.31 Mut 17.04 17.04 Manhtn 1094 11.96 Mass Fnd 13.60 14.85 Mass Gth 12.93 14.13 Mass Tr 17.46 19.08 Mates 14.93 14.93 Mothers 25.32 7.5.32 I PACIFIC COAST HAWAII SEIVVICE 5.68 The Drown Management Co. (1111101111Ces YTile Drown tilanagement Co.

annotinccv 1 I United Funds: Accm 8.78 9.60 inCOM 1615 17..65 Scien 10.00 10.93 UnFd Can Unavall Value Line Funds: Vat Lin 10.32 11.31 Imam 7.05 7.73 1 Pa Ian 14 Grwth 1191 Inv 8,01 Soectal 15.9( Stock 17.8' berst Emni Gr 16.2 Energy ntnrise 11 0, Equity 12.1 Pa Ian 17.47 Grwth 13.90 Inv 8.08 Snecial 15.96 Stock 17.89 Fherst 14.70 Ernnt Gr 16.29 Energy 15.98 Entnrise 11 06 Equity 12.11 the relocation of its sales headquarters from 1575 South Beretania Street tne relocation ot its sales headquarters from 1575 South Beretania Street the relocation of its 13 C5 Mc Don 13.26 14.53 Sp Sit 10.51 11.51 1519 MidA Mut 7.98 8.72 Vangd 5.90 6.45 8.78 Moody lp 19.22 21.00 Vat- Ind PI 6.09 6.62 17.44 Moody's 15.80 17.27 Viking 8.42 9.15 19.4,4 WallSt In 12.91 14.11 16.07 Morton Funds: Wash Mu 14.70 16.07 17.71 Grwth 15.44 16.92 Wellgton 13.81 15,01 15.98 Incom 5.10 5.59 West Ind 9.88 10.80 12.09 Insur 9.36 10.26 Whi1ehil 16.26 17.58 13.06 MIF Fet 22.16 23.96 Windsor 21.58 23.46' Fount Gth 20.58 2:55 MIF Gth 6.79 7.34 Winfield 15.45 16.89 verst in 1945 71.03 Mut() Gth 5.46 5.46 Wiscon 8.39 9.17 xelor 27.51 29.77 Mut Shrs 22.88 2283 Worth 6.09 6.64 McDon 13.26 14.53 MidA Mut 7.98 8.72 Moody lp 19.22 21.00 Moody's 15.80 17.27 Mortons Funds: Grwth 15.44 16.92 Incom 5.10 5.59 ID 1 I to I I SAILING PORT AND DATE ARRIVAL S.F. L.A. SEAT. PRTLD. VESSELVOYAGE DATE TIME 1010 HAWN.

REFINER246 10'16 PM 101 7 1010 HAWN. 1015 AM 1011 HAWN. MONARCH61 10 '17 AM 10710 1012 HAWN. MOTORIST '170 10 17 PM 1014 CALIFORNIAN158 10 19 PM 10'18 HAWN. FARMER 244 10 23 Pm 10 19 HAWN.

QUEEN55 10 25 AM 10 22 HAWN. LEGISLATOR 117 10 27 PM 10'18 10124 HAWN. BUILDER 240 10 29 Pm 10 22 HAWAIIAN 159 10 27 PM 10,22 HAWN. RANCHER'239 10 28 AM 10'22 1025 HAWN. CITIZEN162 10 31 PM 10 26 HAWN.

REFINER247 11 1 Pm 10'26 HAWN. 11 1 AM 10 27 HAWN. MONARCH 62 11 2 AM 1030 CALIFORNIAN159 11 5 PM 11 4 HAWN. FARMER245 1110 AM 1030 CALIFORNIAN159 II 4 HAWN. FARMER245 11111150 AM CALIFORNIAN158 10 19 PM 1018 HAWN.

FARMER 244 10,23 Pm HAWN. OUEEN55 1025 AM 22 HAWN. LEGISLATOR 117 10 27 PM 124 HAWN. BUILDER 240 10 29 Pm 10 27 PM HAWN. RANCHER '239 10, 28 AM HAWN.

CITIZEN162 10 31 PM 10 26 HAWN. REFINER247 11 1 Pm HAWN. MOTORIST, 171 11 1 AM Finvanciel Plaza of the Pacific 915 Fort Street, Suite 1100 Telephone 531-0133 a the opening of a new sales office October 21st at 931 University Avenue Financiel Plaza of the Pacific 915 Fort Street Suite 1100 Telephone 531-0133 the opening of a new sales office October 21st at 931 University Avenue I I I I I 1 I -I. I I annual meet Hawaii editors About 75 editors of civic, public and corporate publications are expected to attend the Industrial Editors of Hawaii annual fall conference Oct. 25 at the Princess Kahllani Hotel.

General chairman for the conference is Pat Morrison of First National Bank. lam Hotel. General chairman for the conference is Pat Morrison of First National Bank. Coffee futures NEW YORK (AP) Cof-fee futures wefe quiet today. The green coffee market was slow.

Colombian types continued to show strength of tightening supplies available for the fourth quarter of this year. Coffee spot Santos No. 4 ex-dock closed at R37.50. Cost and freight offerings include Santos Bourbons 3S at R37.75 and 5S R37.25. 61.PUL Octlitlib INLP.

-I ex-dock closed at R37.50. Cost and freight offerings in- clude Santos Bourbons 3S at R37.75 and 5S R37.25. I spur market NEW YORK (UPI) The Stock Market edged upward today in moderately active trading. Much of the support stemmed from prospects of increased coal prices and widespread price hikes in the lead industry also a host of bright third quarter financial statements, a sharp increase in weekly steel production and predictions of record sales in the auto industry this year. Steels generally edged ahead.

Ford was a good gainer in its group. Chemicals generally moved in small fractions, with advances and declines pretty well divided. Atlantic Richfield was a loser in the mixed oils. but airline issues firmed. IBM sagged in the electronics, while General Electric moved into the plus column.

In the glamors. Locw's Theatres was a sizable winner as it was in the previous session. The Dow Jones closing averages showed 30 industrials at 955.31, up 5.35: 20 rails at 271.05. down 0.50: 15 utilities at 130.14. down 0.16: and 65 stocks at 340.41, up 0.69.

The New York Stock Exchange Index closed showing a gain of 11 cents on an average share traded. Volume on the New York Stock Exchange totaled 13.410.000 shares compared to 11.980.000 traded in the previous session. Bond sales on the NYSE totaled 21.610.000 dollars. saggea in the electronics, while General 1 i into the plus column. moved In the glamors.

Locw's Thea- tres was a sizable winner as it was in the previous ses- sion. The Dow Jones closing av- erages 0 industrials showed 3 at 955.31. tip 5.35: 20 rails at 271.05. down 0.50: 15 utilities at 130.14, down 0.16: and 65 stocks at 340.41, up 0.69. The New York Stock Ex- change Index closed showing a gain of 11 cents on an aver- age share traded.

Volume on the New York Stck 1, a totaled 13.410.000 shares compared to 11.930.000 traded in the previous session. Es Bond sales on the totaled 21.610.000 dollars. I The bureau's jurisdiction I over employes' compensation affects between 2.5 and 3 million workers, including foreign nationals working on U.S. projects in such areas as South Korea, Okinawa and Vietnam. Vhere foreign nationals are concerned.

Tinsley said, the Bureau in general tries to comply with foreign law in setting benefit scales, although it retains control over determination of eligibility. Where nationals of one nation are employed by an American contractor on a job in another foreign nation problems of considerable delicacy can arise over compensation," Tinsley said. Another example of sometimes difficult involvement arises when there is a war- connected fatality or disability affecting an employe of a private contractor in a war zone. "We've had 100 such cases in Vietnam in the past 60 days." Tinsley said. If the fatality or disability is determined to be war-con- nected.

Tinsley said, "we pick up the compensation payments under the provisions of the War Risk Hazard Act." TINSLEY also came here to confer a high Department of Labor honor. Tinsley presented a Notable Career Service Award to Charles F. Hanson, recently I retired as the Bureau's deputy commissioner in the Pacific. Tinsley said IIanson's ex- I perience has been "invalua pensation, Tinsley said. Another example' of some- times difficult involvement arises when there is a war-; connected fatality or disabili- I ty affecting an employe of a private contractor in a war "We've had 100 such cases in Vietnam in the past 60 days." Tinsley said.

If the fatality or disability is determined to be war-con- nected. Tinsley said, "we pick up the compensation payments under the provi- sions of the War Risk Hazard Act. TINSLEY also came here to confer a high Department of Labor honor. Tinsley presented a Nota- ble Career Service Award to Charles F. Hanson.

recently retired as the Bureau's depu- ty commissioner in the Pa- CILIL Tinsley said IIanson's ex- erience has been "invalua- S'ork splitting cuts a stocks price her some to a more oopitar buying level. This usuaky attracts more investors. Demand for tthe stock very o'fen goes up. And often, but Pot aiways, so do prices and dividencs. V.eve compiled a list containing 6 corn parues that hate pubic; that they van stccx soitIs, subject to sfoJrhoirfer apt orro at if necessary.

14 eangJog more ttwt Shvp of the nem sInce for CO of the oId before Dec. 1, In our opinion. all of these ComParties offer long form Dfltential fact that they plan to split their stock just atlas to their appeal. ire1 bo harry to sont you the list of ''S SITK'S TO Sot IT BEFORE N.CEMSER NR you road ire copron bejord. This IJst tern sLorHel nor repu'ar as part of the week, Forecasts.

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