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runs 10A THE MIAMI NEWS, 1Wji. 14. 1 10-YEAR STATE OUTLOOK Berlin Depresses Market We'll Hit 7.V2 illion In '70 Let's Talk Business i I new jobs must be opened annual-jly," the report said. NEW YORi (API Followine i hst of stock transactions lo-fi'v on the Nw York Stock Kxchange with noon prices: lr In hds. Mlsh Aw I.t (h A AhhottL 1.80a 10 70 TALLAHASSEE (AP) Florida faces the tre-: mendous problem during the next 10 years of pro-j viding jobs and public fa- cilities for 2l2 million new residents, the Council on Economic Development was told todav.

ARC Vend .50 6 72' 3 22 Af'F Ind 2.50 28 64' 631 Island Investment Cause Of Worry 70 J2'4- 63i 18" 52i, 4 31 2IP-4 96 i reports to Mrs. Ouida Baggett Regan of Pensacola, COED Chairman, said. The report said the population explosion that doubled Florida's permanent residents during the Fifties could be expected to continue during the Sixties. That will mean a 1970 population of 7Vz million. NEW JOBS "In order to keep pace with population growth, some 70.000 9 18' 177,, 3 22H 22H 1 31 31 1 28a 284 6 96 95W ACF Wng 60 Acme Rtl Adams Kx Adam Millm .72 Aridrpssog Admiral Industry would have to provide 20,000 of these new jobs, which would represent an annual plant investment of from 350 million to 500 million dollars the report said.

Industry now provides jobs for about 16 per cent of Florida's 5 million permanent residents. Industrial employment rose 102 per cent during the Fifties, but will 133i- 11 13' 1334 3 30" 30s 30'nX 1 9H 9Si 9 NEW YORK (AP) The stock market took a loss in moderate trading early this afternoon as the Berlin crisis bred caution among traders. The Associated Press average of 60 stocks at noon was off .80 at 253.60 with industrials down 2.00, rails down .20 and utilities off Losses of fractions to a point or so among key stocks outnumbered gainers in the same range. 77i- 783-4 By AGNES ASH BuMnpu and Financial Columnist The solution appears to be lur-, ing even more tourists to the state and spurring in-lustrial' development, the first of a series of staff 4i 68 10'a have to climb even more sharply to keep pace with the influx of people during the Sixties. TOURISTS VITAL But bringing more vacationers into Florida is even more vital than industrial expansion in meeting the job needs that will be created by population growth.

"Seventy-eight per cent of Florida's total employment is found in serving activities and that plays a dynamic role in the state's growth," the report said. Tourism not only provides the major job opportunities in Florida, but also almost half the total income, the report said. Personal income climbed from 753 million dollars in 1929 to 9.7 Does the Securities and Exchange Commis 77H 4Mi 19! 6t 10' 48'. 45? 92 63 12'4 El Aeroquin Air font rot Air Rpduc J.50 AJ Indust Aico Prod Aloens 1.20O allcg CI .0515 leg l.ud 2 Aileg Pw 1.70 Alleg A'lied Ch 1 SO AU.ed Kid 50g Allied Mill 2 Aiiied Ptm 3 A'll Chal lg A ona pr: 1 SO sion have jurisdiction in Puerto Rico to 46-1 92 6i 12J 'V- AL Net Loss The worsening situation L.rd 1.20 in Berlin came alter three- )Amal lJg -80 $6 Million Amerada 2.60 Am Ag Ch 1.60 Am Airltn 1 Am Baker 2 40 Am Bosch Am Brk Sh 2 40 Am B.1 Par lb Am OblR .30 Am Can 2 Am Chain 2 50 Am Barge 1.20 sp-f IS 4- 19 f-s 68 '11 10'- 4814 "4 92 -1 12.14- 1 44'4 56' 72 24'n 31H 32 21 29'- 62-lH 30S-S 251- 'A 443 21 '2 483 I 45'-1 12 45 46' 23 4J1-J 40' 1 69 30'- 10' 30 29Hi 43'-2- 45 363 1714...., 43' 5-1 47 371 14 'A 35'4- Am Cyan 1.60 55 24' 31 32 79 21 29' 82 30 25' 3 4434 Sl't 48 44 12 44 467 23 44' 40' 69 30' 2 10 30 29'4 45 36 1834 17 43 "2 463 68 "2 3734 54 35'4 4134 56 2 241.4 3V-2 32 '4 79,4 21 29'4 82 34 3034 2534 4434 21' 1 48 45-4 12' 45 46' 23 44 41'4 69 30' 2 10' 30 29'i 44 45 36 1834 17 4414 47 38 54 36 42'-l 2034 week advance by the popular market averages, and profit taking would have been a normal expectation regardless of the news. The increased international tension brought a slight decrease in trading rather than a rush to sell.

Motors, coppers, oils, chemicals, rubbers, airlines, drugs, aircrafts and electrical equipments were among the losers. Steels were mostly higher as orders for September delivery were reported increasing. 1 billion dollars in 1960, the report said. The per capita income rose from $513 in 1940 to $1,949 in 1960. UNDER NATIONAL Florida salaries and wages, although the highest in the were 15 per cent under the national average.

The present trend indicates that Florida will be only 5 per cent under the national wage level in 1965 and equal Am Distill 1 Am El Pw 1.88b Am Knka Am ft Pw .50 Am Hardw 1.20 Am Hospit .25 Am MFdy .90 Am MchM 160 Am Wetci 1.40 Am MetPd 1 Am Mot 1.20 Am New 1.20 Am Ncw-s 1 Am Optical 2 Am Pholo .33 Am Potash 1.20 Am Resrch Am Seating 1.60 By LARRY BIRGER Miami Newt BusineM Editor Eastern Air Lines, still hurting from a strike of flight engineers at the height of the tourist season, today reported a net loss of $6,380,000 in the first half of 1961. However revenues showed a marked increase in the second quarter of the year and were up for the first half of 1961 against 1960. During the April-June period, revenues totaled $76,656,000 compared with $72,628,000 in the Am ShipBd 1.12f LOUIS STEIN Food Fair Grows Food Fair Buvs Out 33 Stores 202 2014 651 65....: Am Smelt 1.50g 4534, ed only .3 per cent despite the strike and load factors were 54.01 per cent against 54.81 per cent in 1960's first half. DEFICIT CHARGE Eastern pointed out that application of a special credit of $5,366,000 after taxes, taken in the first quarter, represented overhaul reserves no longer required due to the changeover to a more efficient system of continuous maintenance, resulted in a net deficit charge of $1,014,000 to earned surplus in the period. On a comparable basis, Eastern would have had a first half loss from operations of $3,911,000 in 1960.

Eastern, which reportedly has decided against paying its regular dividend for the second straight quarter, said it lost 6 million dollars from the flight engineers' strike. Ups Dividend Am Smelt pf7 zl30 142 AmSnAtric 5 22 77H 22H-AmStd 80 22 14', TtM 143 Arnold pf 1 HO 142' 2 142 i 142' 2 VM in 1970. The COED, to carry out the responsibility for sound planning to keep Florida economy stable, must seek answers to several questions, the report said. AmStlFd 1 SO AmSlores 2b AmSugar 1.60a 3.60 1 34H 3434, 345 1 89 8914- 1,4 2 33 33' 2 33' 1- 2 42 124 12334 124 I 93' 9334- '4 Florida Power Light Co. di- 26 54', 54' 2 5414 24 rectors today boosted the regular AmVisoose 2 quarterly dividend on the 1 mnn ctnrlr fmm 55 to 2R rents.

AMP lnZ These include: How many can be attracted during the 1 24' 2 15' 228 29 20 3 43 IS 1 27', 20 43'4 'a 15' 2 28 20'4- '4 '2 53 next 10 years. How many visitors stockholders orgP i can be attracted to stav as Der- r.J stay as per 53 337' 36 53' 3 38 HO 95', 37' 2- Anch HfJ 1 40 AnohHO pf 4 Ander Clayt 2 92 2 42' 40 9 17 At their meeting, directors declared the various regular divi Arch Pan 2 Argo Oil 1 20b ArrpourACo 1.40 manent residents? What jobs, roads, schools and other public facilities and services will be needed? Can manufacturing be encouraged to share a greater part of the growth factors? dends on preferred stock, payable 60 42' 393. 52 50' 68 3 234 26' 2 73 26 10 53 5'' 683. 26'. 26 3 73" 2 26'.

10 14 2 5 2 2 30 Sept. 1 to stockholders ot record; aih oh 120 I Ass(c lnv 2 60 Atchison 1.20a Aug. 17. 42' 40l-J 52'-5i'i 14 6834 263. 'i 26' 3 73' 3- 3 26 10 48h3 '-3 5 27 334 13'.

18'7 7 48 7 48' 2 Nates tills. High l4w Last h. Sl- la hit. High law Last I ha. strike-plagued first quarter of the year.

LOSS SHAVED During the first quarter of this year, EAL's loss was $4,353,000. That loss was shaved in the second reporting period to $2,027,000. EAL, in the six-month period, chalked up revenues of a 2.3 per cent increase from a year ago. Eastern's first half a year ago was affected by a 12-day strike of pilots. 1 Operating expenses of the air-1 line totaled $157,942,000 in the first six months, up 1 per cent from a year ago." The airline also reported that revenue passenger miles decreas 0 15-16 15-16 15-16 Erie Forge 4' 3 4' 2 4' 2 protect minority stockholders? About a year and a half ago, I came here from Puerto Rico where I had invested about $3,500 in s.

err.all corporation. When I left the island, ac-; cording to the bylaws of the corporation, they were to pay me the book value of the stock. I signed over the stock to the corporation and they gave me an official receipt. The corporation was supposed to mail me a check with a run-down on the book value. I did receive one statement shortly after I arrived here hut since then nothing.

I have written many times but did not even receive the courtesy of a replv. EOY A. BIS-CAYXE PARK. rl The Securities and Exchange LkS does have jurisdiction in Puerto Rico. If you have evidence that this company has been involved in fraud, report it to the SEC.

However, if they are merely dodging payment, you will need to take the matter up with a lawyer and deal through the authorities in Puerto Rico. Write to the Tuerto Kioo Desk, State Department, Washington, D. if you think the company might have converted the stock unlawfully. They will tell you which authorities to write in Puerto Rico to have the case checked. In Florida, a case like this would be handled through the States Attorney.

What is the difference between a stock and a bond. I've asked experts but the reply is always so involved that I remain unenlightened. IKS. A. 15., MIAMI.

Vrj I'll have a try at explaining and hope you tlij have better luck with me. When you buy a stock you are a part owner of the business. The money you put up is used for buildings, machinery, tools, materials and other expenses. If the company earns money, you get a share of the profits. If the company grows and becomes more prosperous and profitable than it was when you bought stock, your stock usually goes up.

That's how it's supposed to work. There are complications but I will skip those. Bonds are like loans. The company promises to pay the bond holder a fixed rate of interest and repay the loan at a specified time. I am very interested in opening a dress goods shop.

I don't know the first thing about the buying and management of such a store. I do know materials and some bookkeeping and accounting. Do you know where I can write for additional information? MRS. CONRAD MIAMI. JfTj You can write to the Government Printing.

fmu Office in Washington and ask if they have a book on this specific subject. I'm sure they will have printed matter that is at least related to the running of a piece goods store. You can also get very good help from the Small Business Administration in the' Huntington Building here in Miami. The SBA even runs an annual seminar in conjunction with the University of Miami night school. The course teaches people how to run a small business.

I don't know when the next school is planned, but the SBA office can furnish particulars. Send your letters to the Question and Answer Column, c-o Agnes Ash, Business Department, Miami News, Post Office Box 52-615, Miami 52, Fla. Atchison pf .50 Atl City El 1 20 Alt Cst Line 2a Atl Refin 2 40 Atlas Chem .60 Atlas Cp Atlas Cp pf 1 Aust Nich Autom Cant 60b Avco Corp 60 Avnet El 2 103 103 IIP. 3 19S 19'4 1. 10 3' 2 3'2 3'i 40'4 51 27'4 3'.

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25' 3834 Food Fair Stores, food supermarket chain, today concluded an agreement to acquire Enter-prise-J. M. Fields. operator of a chain of 33 discount department stores. The announcement was made by Louis Stein, president of Food Fair Stores, and Joseph M.

Feld-man, vice president of Entcrprise-J. M. Fields, whose headquarters are in Boston. Stein said the acquisition will enable Food Fair to move directly into large-scale discount retailing of general merchandise, which it has contemplated for some time. The 33 Enterprise-Fields discount department stores are located in New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Connecticut, New York, Pantep Oil Park Elect A Park Pen I Patino Can .10 Pato Gold Pentron El Perfect Photo 2 20 20 20 1 6 6H 6H 5 3-16 3-16 3-16 9 121 123.

11 181' 2 180 180 "7 1 7s 7H 7- '4 5 1 13-1 14 1 13-161-1 Espev Mfg Eureka Cp Exquls Form FairCam Falcon Sbd Faraday Fargo Oils Fed Pureh Felmt Pet Filmways Fman Gen 14 3, 3 1-16 3's Permian Peru OilsftM Phil Lg Dis .50 3 12 Ilia 12 3 2'i 2'4 2 4 1 6'4 6' 19 18'3 18'4 18'2 42 36'4 353 36 197 1 13-1 1 11-1 134 3 5'-3 53, 51-2 1 143 143. 143. 1 9'a 9'4 9'-4 5 13V4 15'4 15 153 1 3' 2 13' 2 13' '2 1 1 1934 193,4 193. 2 95, 9''3 9' '4 1 22', 227 27" 1 113 113 111, 2 2's 2'S 2'l-l 1 404 4034 4034 '4 4 5 9-16 5 9-16 5 9-16-1-1 5 73 71.4 1, NEW tor api Following Is complete of sto-k and bond transactions today on the American Stock Excbanee with noon prices: Sales In litis. High ow Last hg.

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113 19 18 2 24' 2934 2'4 3'. 2' 53i 8's 17' 29 1434 13'4 33 7'2 63. 143. 113 18' 2 I3. 68 31 '4 11'2 IB' 3 18i 2 24' 3 29'4 31.

5 Ar-meflamil AcmcMisA .30 Acme Aero.iet Aeronca Mfg Alaska Airl AliAmEne Al'Sta Prop IN STATE 193. 19'-2 24', Vt 12 n't 83'. 8 I 7 61 ll'l 7 32 Wt 26 2334 12 77' 3 19' 2 12' 77'3 19''2 1814 12 77'2 19' 3 '41 B'4 7 11 3-16 6s 'l 74-1- Wt 26 AMStaProp Ct 8'i 6'-, 10" 3-16 6' 71. 14 26 18' 2- i New Jersey, Virginia. South Caro-: Iina and Florida.

Additional units i are under construction in North i Carolina, Georgia and Florida. 18S P'l N' -50 9 Quebec Lith I 4 13-16 4 13-16 4 13-16 '4 8 32'4 32' 2 24 .34 I 29'. 7' rtapto Am au Rath Pk 25p Rayette Reeves Rrd Reeves Snd P.elnsur lnv 4A 4k $14 Billion Insurance In Force 5 10 682 3 1 13 2 1 10 2 Z25 1 2 7 6 1 29 1 534 53. 1 2 3-16 2 3-16 2 3-161-16 ReisCo 4 18' 2 18'-2 18' 3 'A Rehan 2.20bxd 11350 253. RemArms 2 AllegAirl Aliecp wt AlliedPap 4 87f A'lovs fnl Alsco Am bass Oil AmRever Am Book 1 80a AmRusiness Am Electron AmlntAI Am MARC AmMTg AmPetrnfA Amur Oil Andrea Rad 25g AngLauA AneWupp AnKenCh AnthPnols .24 Apo lo Ind AppPw pf 4.50 2 Repub Ind 10 I Babbitt 3 51 S'i 5'a BahcockftW 1.40 10 483 474 48 I Bald Lima -35g 187 181 181 'B'i Bait GE 1 2 35 35 35 Bait pfB 4 50 ZlO 9834 9834 98341 Bait Oh 60g 1 31' 3V 2 3 sip 60g 1 26'3 26', 26', Barber Oil 2.62! 1 57'4 57'4 I Basic Inc 1 4 IB' 3 18'4 18' j- .3 1.20 2 43' 43' 1 43'-, 3, Baxter Lab 50 1 45' 5' 5'4 Bayuk Clg 2 2 40' 40' 40' Beat Fds 1.60b 1 60' 2 60' 2 60' 7 '3 Beaunit 1 1 191 191 193, eckman In 11 138 137'.

137'-a 2) i eech Crk 2 10 33 33. 33 1 Beech Sav 1.70 8 71 69' 69' 1 1 I 19 57 56' 2 56' 7- Bell Int 5 12' 12' 12'- 1 Bendix 2.40 9 67' 3 7'4 Benef Fin 1 49 55' 2 55'4 5.5i 's Bengtiet 111 1'4 1' l'4 1 I RestACo 2 3 38' 38 38 Bestwall 1.38f 6 4414 441 4414 V. Beth Steel 2.40 86 421 42' 42', Bigetow 1 18 18 18 BlackPec 1.60 2 64' 641 44V2 1,4 Blaw Knox 1.40b 3 351 35 35 BnssftL 1.60 1 2534 2534 2514 1 Bliss. EW I 253 25 25 iBohhieBks ,60 44', 44' 44' 2 4 I Boeing 1.60 37 53'. 53 53 ofMon 1.20 3 261 26' 26'- Borden 1.50 6 6234 62' 62'- BorgWarn 10 4i 421 42Hi- BormanFd I 9 52'2 51 52'21'si I Bns Edis 3 11 78 78 7B BranAirw 7 l'lfc 11' 1T.3 4 BngcsMf 2 8 8 8 'i BrigcsiSt 7a 6 5B'i 58', 58'4 BnstMy 80gxd 8 86'4 86 86 1, iBristM pf 3 75 Z20 84 3 B4'i S4'-3 Bklvl'Gas 1.20? 3 41 41 Brunswick .40 98 541 52' S2'4-V BuckeyePL 1.80 1 45'4 45" 3 18' 18 IB B-KldCo 6 143.

145, 14S But Forge 1.05g 1 37'. 37'4 37'4- 7 Bullocks 1.40 3 48' 3 48' 3 'Bu'ova .60 i 1834 1B4 lSH jBurllnd 48 213 211, 21s Buri pf 4 50 z50 84 84 84 Burndv .60 2 2i 2 29s, Burroughs 1 13 30'. 304, RushTerm 4 20' 2 20U 20' 3 Byers .20 1 101, 10i 103 CalPack 1 25 2 56 5 56 ICailah.Mng 16 6' 6', CalumH .40 7 19'4 lS's Camh RLk 3 163, 16' 16', CamphSoup 2 1 H5'2 115' 2 115' 2- '3 iCanDry 1 4 25H 25' 2 6 15' i Vt 4' 4C- 7 7'i 2Mi 19'4 4'a The supermarket chain will acquire the assets of the Fields company in return for Food Fair common stock. Current sales of the Enterprise-Fields company are approximately 55 million dollars. Food Fair's annual sales volume is currently about 850 Fischer 4k Por I Fiy Tiger Forest City I Fox Head Fresnillo Gen Accept wt Gen Build Gen Pevel Gen Gas Cp Gen Plvwd G-n Strs Giannini Con i Giant Fd A -40 Giant Yel .40 Glass-Tite GlenDisB .70 t-Goldfield GoooMf GorhamCp 1.30g; Gt Amlnii I Gt Lak Chem Greer HYP i Grid Freeh i Gulf Am LA I GulfftWst i Bulton Ind Ki-B Am Hartfld St Hastings .30 HavLitho Hazel Rish Hazeltine HeienaR 1.30 Highway Tr Hilton Hot wt Hollinger .60 Hollv Corp HnliyStr Holophane 1.40 HomeOil A 25 KornH 120gxd Hycon Mfg i Hvdrometais IMC Mag Imp Oil 1.20 ImpTbCa ImpTbCa Inoepenci Tei IndEIHd I inoPiywd Inland Horn I InsNAm 1.80 Intex Oil Irving Air IsraeiAm Oil 69 -H 15' 2 IH "1 40' 1 ''5 7's- Jil 191-j 4'a 8J-4 70' ''2 '3 14' V4 37' 3- "4 2'4 12'-j 'v.

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211, 7 10' as 14' 14', 10'. 7' 7i '2 17S- Arro El A ArkljtGas 1 Arnold Alt Arn-Vit pf Arrow El Asa mera AssoFd Strs Assdl-aucd Atco Chem 2.40a All deiGoifo rch AtltsCMm AtlasCp wt 1 Atlas Sew Audion Em Avien A 4 5 2 1 2 4 1 I 1 1 28 13 JACKSONVILLE (AP) Flor-idians held almost 14 billion dollars in life insurance in force at the first of this year, chalking up a 12 per cent gain, the Florida State Chamber of Commerce said today. Since 1955, Floridians more than doubled their life insurance holdings while the national gain was 58 per cent. Investments by life insurance companies in Florida mortgages amounted to $1,561,000,000 by the first of this year. This sum was made up of 935 million dollars in conventional mortgages; 71 million dollars in farm mortgages; 14' 34 334 43, 7 4' 7 4'j 2 2'.

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in-j eluding one in North Dade. I Stein pointed out that the Food Fair Stores affiliation will make possible an accelerated expansion program for the Fields discount I department store chain. He said the present management of the i Fields company would continue. I 1 I American National 1043. 104 22' 3 22' Shoe cp Am 1 1 2 2 8 8 B'4 22' 22' 6 2 9 32 50f 8 7 22'4 22' 1 'J SlenalOilA 14 SignalOilR 80b z25 Silicon Trans Avis Ind Bailey Sel jeannette Gl 3 5 34 Cdn Pac 1 50 19 23'.

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1 41 1334 721 16' 25 234 48' 2 48 63.4 35 21 '-4 1H 4'S 14' Uo Vt 20 34 39' 3 22' 77 3 5 7'i 34'A- Vt 21-4 lis i- t- 's 181 194 34 It 39' 7 -22'4- Vt 3 5 7 -'4 33'- 11 5 2 2 402 million dollars in FHA and 153 million dollars in VA mortgages. Florida real estate owned by life insurance companies was worth $36,800,000 as of March this year. In only five other states was the real estate stake so large as in Florida. 12 1 1 2 1 lt' 5 5 1 3-16 Berkey Photo ohack 2 Bourjois Bowl CP .24 P.rad Foote Braz Trac Breeze Cp 1 31 131 1 vjStanrock Ur 43 194 34 39' 22' Vt 3 5 7 33's 34 4 17'-. 17'4 17' i.

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'Champ Pap 1.20 36 353, 351. 35 ia 'Champ Spk 1.80 3 44'4 44', 44', 'i jChamphn Oil 1 12 27'4 261, 261. 'ChaoceVgt 1.34g 9 493, 49 491, Chemetn 1 5 26' 7 26' 26', 1 Themway 2 9H 9'2 91, Ches Cp Va 1.20b 1 37H 37 3714 V3 Ches Oh 4 5(3 58 58'- Chi 4 111 1 914 914- ifl 2 26 4 2', 2' Dividend 92 Cents Directors of the American Na-: tional Bank of North Miami have 1 declared a dividend of 92 cents a share, payable 46 cents on Sept. 5 anf 46 cents on Dec. 8.

Roland M. Stafford, president, and Leonard A. Usina, board ctfairman, said the dividend 3 12'. 123 9 z50 z250 33' 344 iStetma 14 7 34', 14 721 16' 2 25' Vt iVi 48 "2 48'. 5 2 2 5-1 2 5-16 2 5-14.

Bridpt l.U B-illo Mf 1 Rritaita Tet Br Col Pw 1 60 Brit Pet Brown Co Leonard Lib Fab .251 Llth Am Loral El LaGasSv .68 LaLand 1.80 15 16' 2 '3 1H 381, 20', i 3. 32 324 Sterl Prec 4 Stinnes 1 StopShop 40b 2 Struth Wells stvlon Cp .25 8 11 2 2 2 3 X100 221- 1 2714 12 'J 7-16 7'4 I 111, 43'. 1 33' 21' 15 9', 69 "2 17' 71', 34'2-l "'2 8i- 7 lis- '4 3-161-16 4-- 1334 V4 72' I 16'- 1 "2 234- 1, 48' 2- 14 48 "2 4'- 634 V'4 3''3 19' 3 32 3 -1 35 '4 5714 4 27 -1 6'4 24'- 4 1714- '4 3' (3. 2'4 13 13 81 111, 2' 29'4 334 li' 3-16 734- 'A 42'4 30 19', 13' 2 6 1-16 1H-1-1 48 Brown For 303, Slinselln 12f 94 1034 vjSupercrete 1 Lunkhrn 1.40a Lynch CP -37f 103, V3 1 001 29 i raises the total for the year sub-i stantially above the amount paid Kiddie Ride Firm Profits, Sales Rochet All-Tech Industries Hialeah manufacturer of coin-operated kiddie rides, today reported a net profit of $52,559 on net sales of $508,358 in the six months ending April 30. It compares with sales of and a net profit of $12,514 in the similar period of 1960.

The firm, which went public on April 7 and is sold over the counter, earned 35 cents a share against 8 cents in I960. President Justin J. Goldsmith in the interim report said the firm expects to continue to expand its sales policy while developing several new lines of products in the last half of 1961. in 1960. 6 '-'4 13 19' 7 4'a lV 2'4 143 10 134 12n UH IT7 23H 9 6 12' 4 11 15 16' 2 14 38 20' 743.

303 1C34 10' 29 28 '-2 33 20', 3234 10' 2 403 39 12'. 81 2'2 Vt 39J, 19' 14 14'- 16 1 38' 20', 74' 4 303, 10, 104, 29 28 '2 33, a1 321-j 10' 40 39 1 8H 2' 3 6'4 5'. 2', 38 191, 7'-4 13'-2 3' 2 19' 1 31s 36 34' 57 27 6'4 24' 1714 3' i.4 2'4 Vv 3'2 19' a 32'4 36 35' 58 271 6'4 24' 18' 3' 8' 2 13 1 4 1 10 3 2 2 2 4 1 10 3 Brown Rub BSF Co Buckeye CP Budget Fin Burig pt .60 Bunk Hill Burma .01 Eurnell ft Co Burry Bis .50 CaleS-Ert .10 Cal El Pw .84 Campb Chib Cdn Huskv Cdn Javelin .251 Ciln Marc Cdn Petrof pf ilacfad Pub Mack Trk wt Macke Vend .45 MagellanPet Wages Spt ilePSvc .06 ilajest Sp Mans(TR Martin wt Maryld Cup Massey .40 McCrory wt Mcculloch Oil Menasco Continued On Next Page'' Eggs Poultry 13' 19' 2 12 2 '-4 10 133 3-16 12 25 '1 17' 2 23H 9 12 5 11 10 105 6'- 67-8 l'i Vt 54s 114 7 25't 28 '2 3 20'-3244 i 'i 40 39 12 8l- 'A 2' 3 '4- S' 2'. 39J-1 19' '4 13' 2- 12 '4 Winn-Dixie Sales Rise JACKSO.W'ILLE (AP) Winn-Dixie Stores reported today sales increased 3 69 per cent during the 52 week period ending July 29. The company operates 535 retail stores and eight wholesale units throughout the South compared with 513 retail units and 9 wholesale units a year ago.

The sales volume totaled compared with an increase of $26,768,012. li. 2 13''i 19' Us 4'e 124 'it 2'. 1434 10 131- '41-16 12s 26 Vi 23H 9 6 -1-16 12 5 11 '2 10 105 2 '4 67 1'2 l-l 54' 2- iH 714 251-s- Is 35' 2H 91, 11H- It 13' 4s 20 1 7-16 1 5 1 Miami Unlisted Securities 10' Canav Int 2 8' 2 11', Caro Pl. Pf 5 Z140 105 Calalin 21 1 1 1 Syntex Cp Talon 1 Tech Mater Tech Oper Technicol Telectro Ind Teleprom Teleregist Telev Ind.

Tenney Eng Terry Ind Texam Oi 1 Texstar Textron Ef Text Inc wt Thomp Star ThnftiA 1.20h Tnnop Tow Acc vjTrans Cub A Trav-Ir Tri Cont wt TrueTem 1.20 I'nexcellCh I'n Invest I'nit Asb I'nCan 0f Unit Elas 2b I'n ImpInv I IS AirCond .10 I'S Ceram t'S RuhRert .0 4 2 2 7' 7 Cenco Inst Cen Hadley Charter Oil Chesebrou Chief Mng Christiana Oil 111 2', 29 "4 334 12' 3-1 Vt 42 '4 30 19', 13' .24 Mich Sugar Microwave MillFact .60 MillH'ohl .40 Miio Elect Mohawk Airl olybCan Monog Prec MontWdA 7 MPO VidA .40 Muntf. TV MurphyCp .50 Murray Oh 2 l's 1 1-16 2' 29'i 314 12' 3-16 734 42'4 29' 2 19' 13' 2 3'. 3'. 3'. 110 1451 1453, 145H.

Chromalloy 1.12f JO' Fla. Fruits FLORIDA PRODUCE Avocados lat 3.75: citrus, grapefruit box 3 00-5 Oj; imps. Persian. 40 lb. crt.

3.00-3 50: Key rt. 6 00: mangoes bu. 3.50,7.00; papay-t lb. .10 .12. SHIPPED INTO FLORIDA Avo-woos flat 3 75; apples, cooking box Red Delish, Box 4.00:7.50; Jananas lb.

10 plaintams-lb. jerries, blueoerries pt. strawber-les pt. 40: citrus, lemons box 3 oranges box 4.75-5.74: graves. Red IIUCS 4.50-5.50: white lugs 5.50-6-50; Black lues 6 50-7 00: melons, cantaloup 7 50-8 50: honeydew crt.

3.00-4.75: Persian ert. 5.50: peaches, bu. 4.25:4.75; bu. 3.25; peara, box 7.50; pineapples crt. 4.00.

Fla. Vegetables FLORIDA PRODUCE Dill oz. un. 2.50; eggpiant bu. 1.75-3.75; greens soliards doz.

bun. 2 00-2 50; spinach crt. 150; mint. doz. 1.00; okra, bu.

1.50-. 50; onions, green, doz. bun. ibives, doz. bun.

2.50-3.00: leeks doz un. 2.50-3.00: root crops ttops roots, 8eets. bu. 2.75; doz. bun.

1.75; turnips ou. 3.25. SHIPPED INTO FLORIDA Beans, map bu. 4.00-4.50: pole bu. 4.00-4.50; Fordhooks bu.

6 00: broccoli crt. 4 20; cabbage, domestic crt. 1 85-2 25: red crt. savov crt. 3 25: carrots doz.

bun. 1.50: crt. 5.50; celery crt. 3.25-4.50; Chinese cabbage, crt. 2 corn crt.

I 50; cucumbers, bu. 2.50-4 50; eggplant bu. 2 endive crt. esca-role crt. 2.00-2.75; lettuce.

Bibb bskt. 1.75-2 00: Boston, crt. 2 50:2 75; Iceberg 2.85-3.25; Romaine crt. 1.75-2.00: onions, green doz. bun.

chives joz. bun. 3.00: leeks doz. bun. 3 50; white.

50 lb ska. 3 veilow. med. 50 lb sks 2 yellow, he 50 lb sks 150; parsley doz. bun.

80; peas, bu. 6 00: peppers, wonders bu. 3 00-4 00; potatoes, russets 100 lb sks. 5.00-6 50. rnd white 50 lb sks.

1.50-1.75; rnd red SO lb sks. 2 50-2 75: radishes, ioz. bun. 85 3 doz. film pk.

1.85-1.25: squash, acorn bu. 4.00: butternut ou 4 50; Italian bu. 2.75: yeitow crooks bu. 1 50-4 00: sweet potatoes bu. 4 00- 00: tomatoes bu.

3.00-5.0O; 20 lb. lugs Produce NEW YORK APi Flour steadv: '2 per cent extraction 100 lh ipnng patents 6.70-30: eastern sort inter straignts 5.45-90; hard winter llraignts 6 50-60. f.o-ir sieady: fancy, patents O00 tts. I 5 40-55. Cornmeal steady: 100 lbs.) yellow granulated 4 17A.

Feed steady: western bran, per tori, Dasis Butlalo 3I.00A. Hops steady: cropt f.o.b. cars er Pacific N.w. states seedless 1519: Calif, seedless 20-22 Tallow steady: per f.o.b., lank cars: special loose 514; extra loose Ft. Greases steady: per f.o.b., N.Y..

yellow 54. a Asked. 35 Cinerama Circuit Foil Airpax Electronic Airtronics Int. Aiico Land American Bankers Ins. American Bankers Life American Foods American Title Arviria cav 6 717-1 1H ClarkCrd 7 ClarkCon 1 2 CinussHos Z20O MuskPRlng 20g 48 1 20'.

5'2 26' 2 45 i 7'. 91 13V. 17 13'4 814 '4 13 Muter Co .371 Napcolnd Cletrac 51 26 45 81 7' 934 i 12' 13'4 17'4 33. Billups East. Perto.

834 334 9', 1 1 13 I NatAlfPeh i NatBellH 35 9i 17' lls 13 4H 13 1134 42' 2 22 '2 17 7'n 24'. 10' 2 13.4 7'i l'-l Vt 54' 13. 7 25' 35' it 9i. 17', 12 13' 41s 13' 113 423'4 22l 17 24' 10' 2 114 12 13 7t 37 16H 3' 3 27' 3 113. Bumps West, petro.

Centurv F'ooris Citv Gas 20'4 '2 26 45 Vj 7'- 914 1, 93 12' 1 17' 4 15' 2' 17'- 26' 22 123, 23-4- 'A 9', 1014 43'. 1 National Co 48 81 34 9'. lOMi 43'4 6' 12 14 9' 17 1434 Nat El Wei 60 i Nat Ea Rent Commonwealth Oil of Fla. 1 3-16 1 3 16 4 2 1 35 2 17' 15' 6'2 10' 43', '2 121 14 Foreign Exchange NEW YORK tAPi Foreign exchange rates iGreat Britain and Australia in dollars, others in cents and decima.s of a centi: Prev. Today lay 2'7 2 7 1 I'niv Amer I I niv Oil 60 I'n Contain .30 I'n Control .30 Cniv Mar 1.20 CtahldS 40 i Venture Cap Vict Paint 12 14 9' Nat Mfrstr Nat Pet 14 Nat Pres .60 1 Nat Research 3 Consol Ieveinpment Coral Ridge Prop Units 1 Croft Ca rpet i Delhi-Taylor oil Pwyer Baker 17' 17' 26', 26' 3 2 17 13 51 Nat Rub 6 NatStlCar 20g Z2O0 First National bank of Mia.

72 72 Canada 1' NY Tree) 96 9375 96 9375 9 14', Victoreen 'Nat Telefilm Great P-ritan ipoundt 2 8017 2.8029 Viewlex A 30 42'3- '-2 22' 3- '4 17 Vs Vt 24' 10 2 11-4- 13. 13 2l 37 16H- '4 3' 2- 27-l 9' 4 834. 73- 5'2 3' Clopav Cp Ccckshutt Col, Elect Colonial Cp Colonial Sd Compo.h .40 Con Diesel Cnn.vtng ConRoval ConSunRav Cont Cont Mater Cont Vend 2f Crane Carr Cl-olePet 2.60 CrownCTet 25e Crown Drug Cubic Cp Cutter A t'llfter kaitchCf, -Parvl Ind .36 Pavega Str I'KT Ind wpd lievon Oils IlistCol.td Great Britain 30 day 22 121, 23. 3' 3 40', 20' 471. Vt H's 13.

13S, 2'4 363 I65, 3' 3 27 2 401 10 11' 4 25' 2 2 2f 1 3 17 1414 14 401, 11' 253 3 1'2 89 1 1-161-5H 403, 11' 25' 4 6' 3 Vt VaIrCC 1 Vornado TTagoer Bak Prec futures 2.7913 2.7f9 Great Britain 60 day futures 2.7822 2.7834 Great Britain 90 day The following information is supplied by the Florida State Marketing Bureau: EGGS: Dade County lorally producer! Grade A cartoned. Advanced in prices in most quarters, supplies light to short in some Instances, trnding fair. Price from farm to retailes: Extra large 52-63 mosrlv 58-60: large 53-58 mostly 55-57: medium 40-50 mostly 43-46: small 30-37 mosily 35. EGGS: Florida produced Grade cartoned imm. 80 per cent Grade A'.

Market: Stronger, with prices advancing in mo-t quarters, supplies adequate, tradinp fair. Prices to retailers: Extra large 57-62 mostly 58-59 large 52-58 mostly 53-54: medium 40-43 mostly 42-43 small 30-32 mostly 30. EGGS: Shipped-in Grade A cartoned Imm. 80 per cent Grade Ai Market: Advanced generally, supplies adequate to ample, trading slow to fair Prices to retailers: Large white 53-57 mostly 54-55: mised 50-54 mostly 52: medium white 39-42 mostiy 42: mixed 39-J2 mostly 40. Loose eggs: large wore 53 59 mostlv 54-55 large mixed 50-57 mosily 52: medium whi'e mostiy 40: medium mixed 39-42 mostlv 40: stanriards 47.

Live: Market: Cnsettled on fibers, others steady, supplies fully amp'e. trading slow to fair, Irvers 24' POULTRY: IT. S. Grade A Ice-packed' P.eady to Cook. -Market: T'nseitled on fryers, others sieady.

supplies fully ample, trading slow to fair. Prices to retailers: Frvers all weights 24' 2-27 mostly 25-26: Hens '3 4 lns.r 18: hens (over 4 lbs.) 30-32 mostly 32. Poultry: Dressed and drawn quick frozen T. S. Grade A prices to retailers: Hens lover 4 lbs.

31-35 mostlv 35: ducks 39-45 mostly 41-43: fryers 27-31 mostly 29. Chicago Butter-Eggs CHICAGO 1AP1 Chicago mercantile exchanee-nutier steady wholesale 'buying prices unchanged: 93 score AA 60; 92 A 60: SO .58: 89 56; cars 90 58''; 89 Eggs firm; wholesale buying prices unchanged to 1 htgtipr; 70 per cent or better grade A whi'es 38' mixed 38: mediums 29: mndards 32'a; dirties 29; checks 58 i Nat Elec I Nat VideoA 1 Nest LeM .20 I 1.90 NH Clock iN Idria 1 NJ Zinc i New Pk Mng 40 Us WehbKnapp 401, 20's 1, 48' 4 V. 1'2 1, 28i4- 13' '4 431. 283. 13'.

11 Wehh pf 4 50k ZlO 89 89 West Cdn Oil 1 1 1-16 1 1-16 Wn Develop iO 5H 5'-2 Wn Gold Ur 15 4' 3' bid 4' 3 4's 414 734- 30' 3 32' 3 22' 14' 3' 3' 3' 934 1034 91 10" 7' 434 53 8' av 33, 4' 2234 23' 1 5-16- 10'3 ll'l- 9' 10' 3 33 4' 16 16H 10 11 75 2i St 91, 105 23 25 16 17 11 12' i 4' 5'4 1'2 2'4 3' 2 7' 35 37' x. 17 18 15 16 103 ion 6'. 4 5 2 214 4W 5' 2 3' 4' u- a'4 i 15'. 163. 2' 3'4 1 13 11 20 22 4' J'i 314 2' 3 3 25 '4 29 'i 1 1'i" Vt 51 55 15 2' 8 "4 9', 1934 22' i 14 3' 4 3'4 23'.

25' 35 41 v- J1'2- 9'4 8 '4 73a 5' 2 714 9' 2 8'. 73 5' 7 8 Florida Livestock JACKSONVILLE IAP' Estimated receipts last week at 28. marKets 9 i50 comvared with 8 600 previous week. In over. all trading compared preceding Slaucliter steers, heifers and cows sti-aoy to 50 hisner.

hulls steaov to Hironc, calves and veaerS fullv vgrj higher, siocker and steany to 50 hither, calves 1.00 2 00 up. P.i'presentative s-ur-s -Uughrpr classes: S'em: Good 21.50 23.75. utility and s'annard 16 50 72.00. Heifers: and standard 15 50-21 00 few cood to 72 50 Tows: i tilitv 15 00-17 50. canner and 11 50-15 7 5..

ITiUs: Ciilter and titilitv 15 00 20 00 Calves: Good 250-500 lbs. 21 50 25 00. un'ily and standard 17 Vealers: Good 23.00-27.00, utility and standard 18.50 24 00. Blocker and feeder classes: steers: Good 19 00-22 00. common and medium iroo-20 00.

Hciiers: Good 17 common and medium 14 00-19 00. Cows: Inferior and common 11.50-16 50. Calves: Good 250-450 iris. 22 00-26 00 common and medium 17 00 24 00. Good 100-250 ins.

24 common and medium 19.50-26.00. 43 Wn Nuclear 1 3's 3'4 17s- 17W 4 1 First Research Fla. Capital Fla. Home Ins. Fla.

Sieel Corp. Fla. Water I'tiUtlea Food F'air Props. Gilfen Industries Goddard. Inc.

c.t. Atlantic Life Gulf Life Ins. Heinecke Int. Henderson Portion Pack Houston Corp. Houston Fearless Industrial Hose Jones ft Frederick Lau Blower Lenahan Alum.

Window L. F. Poppeil Metropolitan Hard! Miami Tile Miami Window Milgo Elect. One Hour Valet Pearce Simpson Wn Stk lnv 01g 16 11-16 11-16 11-16 i Wevherg Sh 2a Z50 22 12J4 2J 31 41 20' 48'. 11 29 13' 13, 433.

1', '4 5' 2 93 5s 17' 3 10H 93. 8'. 58 21 '4 22 31' 27 25 futures 2 7732 2 7747 Ausiralia 'ooundi 2 2470 2 2410 Belgium rfranct 2 0090 2 0090 France 1 franc 20 38 20.3650 i Germany iwesternt i deutsche mark 25 0450 25 0550 Holland 27.81 27.79 i Italy 1 lira 1 .1620 .1620: Portugal lescudo) 3 50 3 50 ikronat 19.40 19.38 Switzerland (franc) ifreei 53.18 23 1750: Denmark 'kronei 14 50 14.50 LATIN AMERICA Argentina ipesoi (freei 1.22 1.22 13-1 13-16 l' 1' l'. 6'. '4 9-1 9-16-1-1 5' 2 5' 2- 's 1 White Int 20 5' 4 5' 4 5' 4 5 9'4 9'4 4 2 8 15-16 8 15-16 8 15-16-1-16 f'txon Ch Res NYAHon 1.40 Nickel Rim Nipsmg Mn No Cdn Oils Noma Lts No Rankin Noeast Airl Novo Indus Nuclear Am Oak Mfg Occident Pet Pome Pet 4 3'4 1, 3 15', 46 Vt 1934 45, '4 '4 1 -1-16 7 55- 'I 19'- 19'.

Pom Tar .80 19'S 14' 93' 15 15' 43, 46 195, 4' 2 16' 1 7 93, 93- '4 14" 93', 114 15' 41 467 1914 4i 1614 1 7 514 1 Whitmov WichitROil Wickes i Wms Bros .75 Williams, RC Wilson Br WrightH Zap Off Sh 10U 33 163 51, 17' 2 101 9H I 10' 2 i 335, 16H i pnrrOiiv Porsey Oraper 1.40a Drug Fair 40 dynalect 25f Dvnam Am F.rtst Can A 5's Ogden Cp 12 62f 13 Oid Town 64 7's- 23 1434141, Zapata Pet 58 51 17' 2 101 9'2 7' 58 20H 22 31' 27 25 okiep 4 53g Z150 Brazd (cruzeiro) Ifreei .4000 .4000 Mexico (peso) 8 02 B.02 Venezuela iBollvar) 21.95 21.90 FAR EAST Hong Kong dollar 17.52 17.50 1 93J s9-i BONDS 201- aaj Opelika 28 '4 28 29'2 29'2 li 1'2 34 '4 1 10' 2 33 161 6 1434 914 28 "2 13, 1, 34'- V. 21-1 18 25' 3 Vt 13' 3- '4 23- 28 1.4 4 '4 '4 52' 2- Vj Metals OxIMfg A 1 PGftE pf 1.50 2 PGE 5 pf 125 1 PGE rd pf 1.25 2 Pac Indus 1 Pac Ltg pf 4.50 z50 21 Ctlemoil 6s73 4 69 Hydromet 6s72A 12 121 Ital Pw 6' ct 20 57 Nat BellH 5'7s84 1 131 NatRellH 5'2S84cld 3 125 NatResearch 5s76 2 124 Nat Thea 2 72' 2 69 69 118 121 4 56' 57 1 128 131 2 125 125 124 124 14 72' 22 31' 2' "2 25 1134 89'-3- Hi 31 1134- '4 1114 1 13, East Sta CP Edo Corp 2.12f Finer Mm El RomlS 1.20 Eleclrogra 1 Elect Assist Elect Comm Elect Mis Elect Res A Electron Sp Emp Natl l.ijf B9'3. Chicago Poultry Perrme Ind- Radialton Realsite Riddle Airlines Soroban Eng. State Fire and Cas. B'.

Stevens Mkts. Com. Stevens Mkts. Prel. Tex.

Int. Sul. Thurow Electronics Tropica! Gas V. S. Sugar Wometco Pac Nor Airl 33 3S 34', 21 17' 25', 8' 13'3 2.T 28 44 12 6s9g 1 70' 120'7 120' Odd Lot Sales NEW YORK (API The New York slork exchange reported Monday these odd lot transactions rtv principal dealers for Aug 11: purchases of 341 G02 shares: sales of 334061 shares including 1,163 snares soui inort.

NEW YORK (AP) Spot lsnn-ferrous metal prices Monday: copr-pr Jf cents a pound, Connecticut VaHev, Lead epnts a pound. New York. 5. nr. IT; cents a pfund.

East Pi. Louis. Tin 1.18' a a pound. York, forego silver 'H cents per troy m- New Xpfy 18 25 8' 24 28 4'4 52V, 71- V4 SoCalEd 3 1003 1003 ltKPs- 11 14 73 54' 3. CHICAGO UPi il'SDAI Live poultry: Wholesale huyjn prices 1 low-f 'o hiehar; roasi "is 17-20.

mostly 19 2C: special led. wh.te rock, fryers 17V2-18. Pac Pet Ltd Pac Pet wt Padding A .50 Pall Cp A .30 Pancst Pet 55' jSoCililfd 3s65 1 95' 95'i 95' 2 71 56 47 1' 47 Equity Cp 25f .4 V2 i Approx noon stock sates i 630 0 Equity Cp pf 2 z20 I'. 1'. Approx noon bond nales.