The Post-Standard from Syracuse, New York • Page 30

I -1 I ir- i ISO THE FOST-STAWBARS Friday, September 7, 1951 Radio.and-TV I Syracuse Business 30 THE POST-STANDARD Friday, September 7, 1951 New By The Auoctattd YORK. Following a partial or Thursdays tracxscUns on the Hew Yodt Sioct Kxchance: in 100s) Number of Cans BY" BURR BRU. The Syracuse can making plant of Continental Can this year will ship between 350,000,000 a metal containers for packing vcg- table a fruits. This -will establish a new high in the toryof -file plant, in spite at adv weather conditions affecting the corn a a crops, according 24 Admiral 7 Attii 3 Air Reduct 3id AJdens 46 Alleffbaur Cp 50 Aliez Stl 23 Allied Cbexn 11 Allied fitrs S3 Allis Cbal Cem 13 Alum Ltd 10 Alum Co Am 0 S3-Am Airlines 1ft Am Broadcast 21 Cbl a Am Can 15 Am Car 5 Am Chicle 6 Am Cry si 8 26 Am Cyan 1 Am Europ A WUM 6 Am for 12 Am Gas 8 Am Home Pd 42 Am 3 Am Met Prod 12 Am Nat Gas 106 Am Pw Lt John Iu J. Bnr Bell Am Had St 11 Am So? Raz The factory here is -upw in the 55 Am Tea midst of season and September be the heaviest month 24 Am Tobacco 7 Am 25 Axa 40 API Zinc of the year ia volume of shipments-, Mr.

Carnie said indications point toj Arac'cfsti a record-breaking pack ox apples! in this state. Armour Co 7 Arniii 12 Assd Dry 2 23 Atchisoa Mr Carnie furnished this! cst Lme i -j-i 37 Ati column with a fact sheet, prepared 2 An by the New York office, which tells 4 Autocar about the lemaikabte growth of. BAUMLOIA i Continental Can since it wasj jss Bait Ohio founded in 1904 and the first plant sendix AT situated ia this city. The founders were a group of- broke away from the "big! Benei 84 Beaguet 15 Best Fds Stl 22 3 liss i i oac tm combine whicn had acquired 25 Black 90 per cent country's can Plants in 3901. By early 1905 the second ulant -was established in Chicago "and the first order wks billed in April of that year.

When do 3c of Month 2 4 4 10 Bcrfc the company was incorporated In i 12 Boston 3 do pf New York state in-1913 it had as-; sets of $14,500,000 and annual sales! of more 1han $5,000,000. 2Lsd Bride Brass 11 Briggs Jifs 15 Bristol 36 Sucy 83 Budd Co 89 Burl Mills 4 Byron Jack Catsr Trac 53 celanese 53 Ce i olex a Cen 26 cer de Pas 53 Chicago Cp Continental Can ha grown stead- ily thru the succeeding decades un-; 28 Burr Add til it now operates 65 plants, mills! and other units employ-; ing more than 26,000 persons thru- out the "United States' Canada and Cuba. Its head office, at Syracuse (214 Caaad i during the early years, is in the Continental Can Building. 100 42d 27 case jij New York City. A an indication of its present; size and structure, gross sales of the: company -were 5397,863,767 ia Of the total, 82.9 per cent of sales, were metal eaiis, II.8 per paper containers and fibre drums, per cent crown caps and cork prod- i 133 Cn 5 ucts and 2.3 per cent piasiics and- ci: miscellanous products.

'The first Continental Can plant, inl Svracuse was and still is a machine shop, and the first product, was not a can but a can bodymaker. The of the company has depended to an important degree onj 12 Palm constantly improving production 32 Coi Br(J A equipment. There now are twoj es coi Gas machinery manufacturing plants gi Chicago and one in Seattle. 30 Coml Cred in-addition to. the Syracuse shop The equipment manuiactured 32 CDa principally can making machinery, both lor the company's own use, Jgn and to some extent for sale to other, 177 Con aS Chi HI Pac 53 Chrysler 5 Cin aoxd err 54 Cities Svc 2 City Prod Si Qiimdx ilo 2 Clueti Peal 3 Coca Cols.

Pf ran makers. Can closing and aux-! fljarv equipment is sold or leased; 15 Cont to canners and packers of a sreati variety of products. Chicago Board of Trade CHICAGO "APl--The following: Is Thursday's or Prices in wheat corn, rre. oati soybeans, lard, onions and bran oil. r-To-.

tligH 2.40 2.4? 7 i 2.4SH 2.44% 248V- 2.47 2.48% 2.4S"i JlllV CORN-- gS 1 ''iW-ia wee. 1.14 1.74 Sepi. Drc. March 1.70 May July OAT3-- SepX- Dec. 3.75^3 .87 July J7 .33 -S i --trie 1.7 I May July -Sept.

Dec SOYBEAN Sept. 1.66 2.S2 2.69 Jan. 1C arch May Stnt. Oct. Nor.

Dec, Jan. OKION3 Jan. Feb. March SOYBEAN Sect. Oct.

Nor. Dec, 2.7S 2.76 1B.66 15,30 14.12 14.35 14.27 14.30 1 70 2.C4 2.10 2.30 14.05 1.7 1.66 2.79H 2.67 2.70 2.72=i 2.74 i 15.50 15.12 24.00 14,20 14.35 1.75 1.56 1.73 2.69 2.72% 1 51 r.oo 3.10 2.30 14.55 13.97 15.60 15.25 14.10 14. .35 14.25 14.25 1.69 2.03 2.10 2.30 I.6S can 1 Cent Can 7 Cont 3ns 23 Cone Met 18 Cont Oil 6 Cont Sll Corn Prod 7 Coming Gi 19xd Crane Co 2 Cream ol Ixd Creamer 4 Crown Zen 21 Cruc Stl 4 Cruc SU pf 2 Cuba HR pf 25 Cue Am Sujt 24 Curtis pub Curuss "Wr 1 BAVEGA STR 5 Davison Ch 3 Daystrom 3'Davt. ,20 Day pf A 4 Deere Co 3 Del A Had 86 Del Lacfc TV 43 Derby Oil 34 Dei Edis I DJara 3JaicJb 3 Diana Sir IS Dist Cp Seae 4xfi Dixie Cup 11 Dome Min 12 Ioug Airc 21 Dow Cbern 103 Dresser Ind 18 Daplan Cp 44 Du Pont 19 EAGLE PICH 30 East Air 1, 43 Kod 7 Eaton Mfg 3 SXco Pd 12 El Mus In 23 Emer Had 3 End John 70 Erie RR FAIEB MOR I Fid Fire In 6 Firestone 3 Firth Cpt 12 FHntkote 4 Florida PTC 26 Fla Pw Lt i 6 Food Fair St -12 Fost "Wheel I i 13. es Ma." 13.75 1.1.70 13.85 13.85a 13.72 13.60 nf 13.65 13-55 bid-- as'sed: one or moi tudeDendent Syracuse securities dealer? would with the public yesterday The quotation? do cot teorestnt actual crartsartloruf but aft stride to the approximate rsnte within Thatch shesr conW have been sold (IndlcaTed 07.

the "bld" or (indicated 07 thf "asked 1 sia 70 Agricultural Insurance Brocirway Motors Excelsior Insurance Farmers ft Traders Pirn Nai lonjil of M1nca First Trust and Deposit db. First SecurtUea Greai Lakes Steamship Betel Syracuse ofd do. common Lincoln National Banfc Lipe-Rollwav Merchants NaUonal Keiuetcc, pIJ OnGida bliaiteC. old. do- common Onondaga Pottery Prosperity, pfd Solvar Bank Syracuse Transit Syracuse Trust TJtica Moha-wfc W1U Bauiner 7 Gaylord 7 Gen Asn Inv Gen Am Inv l3.7CD5S13.i2ai/ 7 Gen Am T-an I3.60b@l3.65a! 4 geS Sfc I 4 Gen Bronze 41 Gea Cable Local Securities 5 IiS gS 13 Gen Food? These rtpresent 106 Gen Motory 58 Gen Pub TJt 17 GR Pac Ply 28 Gillette 36 Gimbel Bros tw Oiidden 33 Goodnil San 13 Goodrich 10 Goodyear 22 Grab Paiae 4 Grand tTn 57 Gt Nor Ry pf 3xd Gt "West 49xd Greyhound 15 Gmci Airc 3 Guantan Sue 90rd Golf Mob A 104 Gulf Oil 7 HALIJBtiRTON 15 Harafl Watch 14 Hayes Mfc 5 Hnz Ati 3 Hercnles Mot 5-Hey den Chem 3 Hilton Hot 19 Porn 6 Roruftsteke 3 Houston Oil 1- Howe Stmnd 11 Hud Bay 30 Hudson Mot 59 CENT 2 Rftiid 18 Stl 38 Inyplr Cop SO Interlake 7r 1 Int Bus Men 41 lot Htrv Int- HVd A SU 205 75 IQ'i 325 3H 31 34 30 67 20 20 28 74 23 i 25 Ii 15 17 COTTONSEED H1W YORK.

(AP)--BleachstWe oi! Jctnres closed -w 16 03 contracts. Hljh Low 17.23 cotton- hisher. October 16.90 17.21 17.06 bid Slat TPtclc 3 Int Shoe 204 Jnt Tel Tel 17.00 17,10 15.93 17,10 17.05 17.05 On Page 26 Jfc-I, IS JOT Mfc 7 KAN 9 Ktyser 98 Kennecntt 1 Kerstone S3 Kresf 3 XT Lclfb Hith Low 61 Close 30i 1 24 24 47 47 47 95 47 37 65 15H 12 42 36 41 24 21 30 60 36 42 24 122 30' Stock Averages Stock averages compiled by Jones. Sept 6: industrials 272.92 up .45 Railroads 81.66 up .79 45.23 up .07 (Sales IB 100s) 7 Leh Port '41 Val Coal do i pi i do 2 pf 51 Val RR Cp El 13 14 ttb'MCN is Ugc Mr 10 34 Loctfc. Airc lot Inc 20 id ixme St Oem 11 Zjong A Lone itl LI 10 xd Loriliarri 18 IX)tl 1 MAC AND A 35 Mick Trucks 33 33 16 8 Maaati Sug 23 Marine Mid 14 Martin 2ft May Dept Str 64 9ft 38 4S 42 4S: 42 53 22 58 80 30 69 SOU Mcorory JR Mead Corp Mid Cent Pet 41 Middle Ut 1 Midi Stl Pd 17 i 20 Minn fc St Ry 43 Mission Dv 53 Mo Kan Si do pf 30 do pi 20 Monsan Chtm 59 Montsc Ward 149 Moore McCL IS Motorola 10 MtielHr Br 21 55 29 55 29 40 29 10 21 43 7 66 14 16 35 35 35 23 Murphy 20 ii .10 do 55 9S Murrsv 6S NASH'KELV 6 Nat Auto Nat Aviat 19 Nat Bisc 2 Nat Cash Rte 35 Nat Cont 4 Nat Cyl IS Nat Dairy 5 Nat Iept Sir 43 Nat Distia 35 Nal Gypsum Nat Lead 61 Nat Sup 5 Nat Tea 2 Nelit Corp 10 Newpt Slip 210 Central 1 Chi Si 1.

30 Nia Mj 29:4 10 11 48U 67 14 46 23 21 20 12 31 ri ISra 23 72 33 22 22 53 i it! 48 15 30 'A 22 43 38 i i 53 34 4 111 47 29H 34 29 23 25 23 29 20 58 30 1 58 30 209, Slvj 28 20 28 19 19 72 9 37 ii 94 70'- 9U 56 25 77 72 Vk 35 12 54 92 25 24 12 54 25 23 24:4 41 r-T i 34 65 3 1.S 95 21 51 66 21 22 Va 51 65 114 25 25 100 25 fc 46 43 2 i A IV.s 23 41 14 19 52 19 52 74 2 do A' do 3.90 36 Norf "West 3S No Am AT ia- SS No Amer Co 318 Nor Pac 54 Kor Sis Pw 3 Northw Airl 6 Norwich Ph 21 OHIO ED IS 2.80 do 4.30 pi 30 Ohio Oil 23 Oliver CP .90 do pf 13 Otis Sler IS Fac Gas El 2 Pac Light 5 Pac Tin Con P9 Packard 41 Pan Am Airw I3G Panh I 20 Parara Picl -i Parke Uav 31 i 22 Penney 15 i xd Penn Px Lt 22 3 124 Penn RR 23iij 1 Penn Salt 4 Peoples Gas 75 114 Pepsi Cola 50 Phelps Dod 31 Phila Elec 20Phi3co 13 PhHip Mor 126 Pet 6 Pitney Bow 6 Pit Coke 15 xd Pit Plate 18 Plymouth Oil 28 Press Stl Car 11 Proct Gam 23 Pub Sv 29 Public Ind 10 Pullman 54 Pure OH i i JO QUAK OATS 30 347 RADIO CT I 157 EKO Pict life 101 RKO Thea 22 Reading Co 25 I 14 Rem Rand 28 35 Repub Avia 51xd Re pub Stl 21 Rever- 35 Rexall Dnig 18 Rey Tofc 7 Mia 23 RJcbfield 17xd Rob Fulton 2 Roch Rons Art MW Se SAFEWAY' ST 74 St 'San do pi 101 St Reg Pap -5 Szvase Arms 37 Schcnley Ind 52 Seab AL RH 25 Sears Roeb 2E Servel Sharon 4 Shatiuck 25 Shell Oil 5 Simmons Co 204 Sinclair Oil Isd SI05S Sbrf Smith Cor T5 Socony vac 1 Solvay Am pf 12 Sou Am 7 3id So Rico Susr 12 Sou 133 Southern Co Sou Nat 67 South Psc 55 South Ry 2 Spencer 25 Sperry 26 Spiege! 2 Square Co 21 Squibb 12 Std Brands 9 Std $4 pf 56 Std Oil Cal 53 Std Oil Ind 105 Std Oil 61 Std Oil Ohio 10 Sterl Draff 1 17 Stone Web 1 57 Studebaker 74 12 Sun Chem 19 41 94 72 56 25 i 77 7 35 a 12 54 42 92 25 23 1 41 95 65 5 9 7 1 65V. i 24 46 I 41 A5 31 16 22T-; i 19 Sxrash Mn 6 Superior StT 48 SylT El Pd 2 17 VHJ i L'jr Co 44 Texas 49 Tex Gull Prod 3SU 28 104 53 13 17 17 20 6J 45U 51 104 52 17 40 50 50 21 42V. 20 Si J9U 21 61 3U 33 I 61 95 3 lUi i 23'i, UVi: 23 28 33 14 38 27 56 24 21H 25 23 a 21 A ff Jb 9 Tex Pac 9 Tex Pac Tr 2txd Textron 15 Thompson Pd 21 Tide Ws As 12xd Timk Det Ax 5 Timk Bear 12 Toledo Ed 7 Trans Air 29 Transamer 86 Tri Cont Cp 4.10 do pi 35 Twent Pox 7 UNDEBWOOD 3xd Un Asb 5c Hub 37 Un Carbide 40 TJn Oil Cal 13 Un Pac 17 Unit Air Un 16 Unit Airc 1 do pf 22 Un Cfg Vfh Sir 131 United Corp 16 Unit Pruit 4xd Unit Gas Co 1 9 Unit A 35 Un Paraia Th 30 For Sec 5 3 TJ 21 25 i I US Hot! Men 11 Leather 31 T7 Lines Pine A 17 Rubber 69 57 i 24 18 Vi 57 SG 53 34 IS 14V4 85 53 24 221H 221 35 39 34 13 J3 13 25 13U XI SS SOU 55 Bisk Low Close 24 24 MS Rails Lead Market Rise; -i, Profit-Taking Cuts Gains .1 KEW.YORK; sept. 6. ioads surged ahead today in the stock market and boosted the gea- era! price- level with afi almost single-handed display of strength.

Rail gains ran to between $2 and S3 a share with Nickel Plate adding $5. Elsewhere the advance halted in, the $1-52 range at the 15 11 en ciose. 4 4 9 69 32 21S 18 37 53 41 41 41 34 In the final hour profit-taking made deep inroads into almost every i i i with the exception of the rails. The peak ol in.around two have consistently been behind the rest of the market for many weeks. As a some sources contend, today they took tfieir turn at being the darlings of the buying side.

The Association of American Railroads reported a steep fall in net income of Class 1 carriers in July to $17,000.000 from $59,000,000 ia year ago. Wage rates went up in July, and compensating freight rate increases didn't become effective until August But the net for the first seven months of this the rise was clipped off, and many i year came to $272,000,000. only 'million dollars under a year ago. Oils kept pace with the rails all thru the market, and as-a group issues fell to the minus sice, some cases among leaders by nearly $2 a share. ft- ade fee sh 17 34U 17 33 Regional Market Tomatoes Plentiful, De- I i i i 42 26H 101 9 56 20 9C Markets at Glance NEW YORK, STOCKS Higher; rails out in front.

BONDS--Higher; rails in de- COTTON--Steady; New Orleans buying. STOCK SALES 2,150,000 shares. CHICAGO Supplies were fieavy and demand; fioeo rrogram Tonight to Outline Jap Peace Treaty BY PEG SIMPSON With the eyes and ears of the nation focused on San Francisco this week, Time magazine has undertaken an hour-long video production designed to clarify the situation at the a a peace a conference. Your Stoke in Japan will be seen at 10 p. nx today on WHEN.

The a will take off from the confer- Teg Simpson ence and then report its possible effects on Japan's future and on the rest of the world. It will contain specially written spots enacted scenes, documentary WSYB-XV 9.15--Jim Deline, 9.55--Pattern. IZSO-Music. 1.0--Jim Deline. 2.00--Feature, Z15-Lady's Day with Kay Russell 3.00--Miss Susan.

3.15--Vacation Wonderlands 3.30--Bert Parks. 4.00-Straw Hat Matinee. 5.00--Hawkins 5.15--Gabby Hayes. 5.30--Howdy Doody, with Clarabell, Bob Smith, (NBC). 6.00--Cactus Jinx 6.30--Ed Murphy Show Headlines.

6.55--Sports Page with Red Partoa 7.00--Kukla, Fran Ollie. 7.30--Showroom. 7.45--News Caravan (NBC) 8.00--Quiz Kids. the People. 9.00--Big Story.

9.30--Royal Playhouse 10.00--Boxing--Caritier vs. Kilgore. "Brotfeert Wiifctt ILOO-Wfaats New? 11.30-Strik* it Rich. 12.00--Egg and 12.30^-Search for Tomorrow. 12.45r-Steve 1.00--Your Shopper.

Moore Show (CBS). 23GUIbr Fint 100 Yean (CBS) Vanity Fair. 3.30-^Matinee Theater: 'Apart" 4.00--Hcmemaker's i 4.30--Ozark Mt. Boys. 5.00--The Bunk House.

6.00--Telenews Daily. 6.10--Charles Hammond and tht News. 6.20--Sportscope. man. 6.30--Tom Ccrbett Space Cadet 6.45--Patricia Bowman Show, 7.00--Captain Video.

7.30--TV Shopper. 7.45--Perry Corao. S.OO--Mama. 8.30--Man Against Crime (CBS). 9.00--Film Firsts: Again." 10.00--Your Stake in Japan.

dips, interviews, and com- Peace Conference Fights-- Louis vs. Braddock. 11.00--Camera Headlines, Weather! 11.00--Blind Date and The Post-Standard Newsjl 1.30--Telenews. 11.40--News i Liberal receipts of tomatoes on ithe Central New York regional yesterday met a low demand at prices ranging from 901 to S1.25 for a slow ior most produce except snapj beans and cantaloupes which were! i Demand improved for good qual- CORN--Steady; recovers from early decline HOGS--10 to 25 cents higher; a gong on an gve em good an idea as possible of ivhati may happen next," so says Max! Ways of Time's international affairs department and managing editor of the show. "Our show will emphasize the i situation rather than analyze the; treaty," Ways declares, It sounds like a good idta to me.

i 5f 110 56 110 110 19 cauliflower which brought $2.50 i Uncven 7 firm top 323'. 58 58 per crate. Supply and demand i I were moderate ior eggs and they! I moved in a steady market The jpoultry market was slightly weaJceriDQnK, I TUSl for the moderate supplies FRTOAY'S LISTENING CHOICE 7.30 p. WAGE-- The Lone Ranger. 8.00 p.

m. WSYR-- Screen 'Playhouse: "Broken Arrow: WAGE-Ws hear about the treaty and thei Defense Attorney; WTCDR--Chiefs vs. Baltimore, conference itself, but few of us 1 have heard a precise interpretation the meaning of such a meeting. 1 Maybe Time can lead the way Five carloads of produce received; 16 58 one diverted. BoJbert Q.

Lewis' Wasrworks each 1 S.30 p. in. WAGE-- FBI. 9.00 p. m.

"WFBL Hayhun and finch; 9.30 p. in, WSYR-- Han CaUed 10.00 p. ja. WAGE-- Boxicg: Cartier vs. Kilgore; Y7FBL-- Peaca Conference.

AS FURNISHED THE ABIO AND TV STATIONS sou 33H 91 18 90 Farmers' Market 22 10 ISsi 203 2.00 2.00 2.50 93 26 13S 33U 105 Wholesale prices as reported toy the Ke 'Yort Slate Bureau ol Markets to a. m. at the Central New York Market. Syracuse: FRUITS Apnles, Dutcliesi, bu, do-- Mclnzosli bu. 203 203 Wealtny.

bu. 23 24 Qts, Grapes. Warden, faaskes Melons. bu. Peaches, Gold.

bu. Halft HaTcn IPeturs. bu. B-artlstt, ba. Plums, bn.

Prunes, bu. VEGETABLES NEW YORS: Associa- night has turned out to be just an- itloa of securities Dealers, IncJ other disc jockey Ifs 1 TBUST i Bid Asied BANTS 32 334 349 LiSCNat 36U 46 16 IB 50 18 52 3.00 8.5C 2.00 3.50 4.00 2.50 2,75 1.75 SC 2.0C 2.00® 3.00 1.50 2.00 CbBkT ContSitT 5 ContlCbi 88 CornEx 67 S9 1 S- 25S 1340 GuarTr 29Hi EmplreT 132 FNtBos) FNChi 250 12SO 91 94 IrvingT KinzsC 1530 1570 GenBein GlensP GlRep GlHc: GtAmlna Hanover HtfdF HtldStB! Homelns sa 55 1 organized and interesting but could be called Joe Blow's Waxworks and! still be good. Thought possibly show vrould have a few 5ew immicks' to spice it up but, -while WSYK 570 WAGE 620 WNDR 12601 WFBL 13901 WOLF 149D NBC i ABC i MDTUAli CBS 1 23 53 17 33 141 35 7.45 s.co 8.15 8.45 JerlnsNY 55 20 33 105 57 I 31 33 Beans. "Waz, bushel 106 do-. Green, bushel 1.50® 2.00 iManulT 56Ji NaUCiiy 46 NYTrust 103 106 104 103U 104 36 3 5 10 Lima.

bu. 31 jBeeis. do bunches Iseeis. topped, bu. doz.

bu -Bnissel Sprouts, qi, bu. and DOS I red, bu, I Carrots, doz. bunches 2.50® 3.CO 2.50 3.00 1.75 2.00 -Vn 1.7J6P 2.00 PubNat T7nltSt 241 251 MdCprpl MdCcvpI MasjBd MerPAs MMKY NatCas 49 24 26 33 21 3 i 51 9.00 S.15 9.30 S.45 INSURANCE 1,75 AetnaC 5 Aetnal 26 1.00 53 "i 26 ii 117 69 29 49 54 17 36 25 I Cauliflower, box. 32 Celery, bearts. doz.

i tio-. Siaiks. 4 i Pascal, Corn, doz. Cucumbers, bushel Jl'- 3 Dill. bu.

jDill, doz. bun. lEse bu. 67 Endive, doz. bunches Acricul 60 .75 1 75 2.00 1 AmAuip 3.00 1 S5 30 25 22 NatFire NatUn NAmCas NHarop NYPire NorthK 48H PacFire 164 Paclnd Phoenix J( ReinCNY 23 7 -it! RepInsT i StPPficM.

SeabSur Securitv Spr'field selections from -his fine collection waxings make good show does notaing for ito! master of ceremonies. i The new video version ot Henry 1 itt Aldrich won't be seen here in Syra- It is scheduled on the KBC network for 9.30-p. m. Fridays beginning tonight but WSYR-TV has refused the show. It's nothing to 31! be sad about.

You can see almost! JJ-3? 62 10.00 10.15 10.30 10.45 11.00 11.15 i 4i same idea on Young Mr. Bob-j or in the tales of the female! Hews, OttOTraj I Time Keeper jBreailast Bell Breafcfast Sell Bell Keeper swat Keeper Time Keeper Keeper Time Keeper Time Seep er Jini Delice Jim Deliae Welcome Traveler Doable or Nothing Break the 3'k Break th- Jack Berch News Breakfast Bel! Breafclasi BeU Breakfast Bell Hennessy Hennessr G. "Williams Henaessy Hencessy Breakfast Club Breaklast CJTib Jeske Jesift iJeske P. D. a.

P. D. Musical Clcet True Story Edw, Arnold Betty Crocker Mod Romance Jeske Jeske Jeske G. Williams David Amity Girl Marries News Rotmdtrp Musical dock Musical Clock Musical Clock Mtisical Clock i Musical Cioci News With Curtiss Godfrey Godfrey Godfrey Music Music Queen For News. in Melody Bfog Crosby Bmg Crosby News: Butkaroox Suckarcoc Amos Sacred Heart Polka- Party Polka Part Garrcway Jcurrsey; A Day i Gofilrer Godlrey Rosemary VU tf Sinatra Ban Neirs: NYSLD Down Juke Box Juke Box -AFTEENOOJS- 88 74 32 49 Corliss Archer.

52 12.00 12.15 36 32 56 EscaroJe. 1. i Letmce. curly. dot.

e. 16 heads 36 Icebeig, 18s (Onions. Kreer doz. bunches 36U 13 19 44 58 34 19 H. tu.

23 26 20 Teuow, 5 Ibs, Parsley, doz. ban. Peppers. Pimento, sreen, bu. 'Wonder, bu.

44ii! do Italian, bot. bu. 00.. bu. Potatoes.

I-. 50 Ibs. do. 15 las. tJpland, Steuben, 50 3bs.

Steuben, 15 Ibs. Raclsnes. 002 1.00 1.50 .75 actua -4tfD I A 63 205i 133 331 10 iUSFire iUSGuar 60 62 iWestch 32 45 Mama returns to video at p. m. 4 on WSYR-TV.

Here is a 38 jother domestic, situation dramatic! 34 jseries raies high on this list, Peggy Wood will have the star- 1 Robi. Nelson Hits Open Mike 1.CO 1-15 1 I Traveler 625 JDSFidG 47 ring role again and Judson Laire) seen as Papa Hanson. The; 230 Jim Deline Jim Deline Dean's Diner Bear's Diner to Bible Massey Hennessy Hennessy 97W 22 55-; series, based on Xathrya Forbes 38 '-novel "Mama's Bank Account," has 23 1 been well-adapted to video and is Double or Nothing Music ilars G. Williams Back Bible jZasy Acea i Prom fair Music Joan Dugout Joan Lorry jWannup Joan Jjorry TS, i Joan Lorry (Washington W. Warren Aunt Jennr Helen Trent Gal SuncsiT Bis Sister Ma Ptrfcins Bucfcaroos Buckaroos 15- 4 Guiding Lis News: Band Band Concrrt TL Crosb Tae above list is lumished by National i excellent viewinff fare.

Association or Securities Dealers. states they do not necessarily re- 3.00 3.25 3.30 3.45 L-ile BeautilaJ Road of Lite Pepper Young Pop Concert Pop Concert Joan Lorrv Baseball Baseball Baseball 1.50 1.75 2.0C 1.25 2.70 2, 44 31 -i I 1 33 ii 33 7 33 33 33 35 i Spinach, bu. and bo jeilofl-. fau. Green.

bu. Delicious, bu. Butternut, 3 bu. Table Queen. art 61 Hubbard, bu.

Chard, doz. bunches 33 (Tomatoes hornejnro Pear, bu. 1.00 2,75 ,51 1351: 1.40 1.35fii 1.4C 1.00@ 1.10 .38 .40 .40 IP? .50 1.25@ 150 .60 actual Tiansscrlons or firm bids or! With the big: auto races indicate approximate up 1O at the State Fair, Kon Curtis and Bill Thorpe of WFBL I Stace WUe popular 4.15 Stellas Dallas 430 i WJfi'r Popular In liy House Parade TJnele grovay Baseball Mrs, Burton i Perry Mason 1 Norah Drate Brighter Day Hilltop House Wia'r Tate All Houscparty Neirs: L'bardo 1 Lombardo I Polta Fa roreign cxcnange KSW YORK- AP) Ciosing I will get into the swing of things a special round table at 8 A ZUlVJi- T-, JT, change rates follow. Great Britain in rp lars, others in cent5. 5oc 5.15 5.30 S.CO Baseball i Baseball 'Baseball i BasebsU Strike it Rich Just Pl'n Bill News.

Bis Jon P. Pjr. Parrell and Sparkle Lorenzo Jones Pair Show Bob Kay 'Pair Show Western Modern alrei I Clyde Beatty 'Clyde Beatty Statical Marines Owens Polka Pany News: Buckarooa Buckaroos News: Jutt Jiite Bor Jutt SOT i 5ox News Juki Juke Bor Jnte Boa: Cert Massej Sportscocp The pair, veterans of auto races Canadian dollar in New York will conduct a dlSCUS- 5.45 News: arket. 5 A per cent discouni or St.oa*.» A 6-15 Ciub 570 a "cent? "Ision with Russ Catlin of Speed 0 Surope: Great Britain (pound. i agazine, drivers Walter Faulkner I Great Britain 30-dav iutures, bu pn- tirear amain -i -n unchanged; Great Britain 60-da? and Tony Bettenhausen, and me- lutures.

unchanged; Great Britain chanic Clay Smith. ToS IIP oj a Tomomw i -75 Belgium uraco. 1.99^. up 01 a i a a nuke in the grandstands to bring the races to Central New Yorkers for the third year. They go on the air at 2.30 p.

m. and! 1.00© 1.25 1.50 2.00 U2D franc of cent, unchanced: Holland 2630. oil .01 Italy Oira) cent 63 n-i fiO 55 26 17 19 34-i jTarnips. Purple TOP. bu.

I nSCELLAXEOrS 3 Ib. pai! jMaple Syrup, sal. EGGS WHOLESALE ctftte Medium, crate 1.00« 1.50 2. 1.00 unchanged; Portugal fescado). 3.43, unchanged; S-wedcn (trouai.

19.35. tlranc) (free). will stav with the event until thei chanced: 23 02 micJrianggd. Latin America: Arsrentina (JrceJ car hits the line. oft .13 of a cent: Brazil a.50.

11.57. unchanged: 30.03. unchanged. Far East: Hong Kong dollar 17.60. 8.00 B.15 830 8.45 9.00 9.15 9.30 9.45 Also reiuruinj: io T-ideo ioniffhti 10.15 Al Goodman T0.2Q On the Snot 55 iPulIsis, crait 8Vi! EGGS RETAIL 45- 4 extra laree.

14.00$c 14.5(. be We. The People, with Dani JJJjJ as host. Among the Club Sports 3-Star Extra em ember Wben Woria New? Man's Family Screen Dir. Playhouse Screen Dir.

Playhouse Nightbeat" Nightbeat Man Called 2T. Man Called Al Goodman News Pair Races Dinner Lone Ranper Lone Ranesr Defense Attorney FBI FBI Jeske Jeste G. "Williams Jeske Jeske I THEASTOT REPORT WASHINGTON. (AP)--Tbr poation 9 32 69 70 32 Vi T3 24 35 fi medium do- pullets POCLTRT Broilers live, Ib Leghorn, and Bedf e. Ib .75 Net Budget Receipts, S71.377,542.15.

Budget Expenditures. S1S5.272.H6-65. Cash Balance, $4,616.777.531.15. i appear will be Wendeil who discovered the prob- 01 I Music Mart Post-Standard Weather 11.00 11.15 11,30 IV.45 'Tnree Suns A in Your Hands Sheriff Roll Boxinn Bosinc Heat tec Pulion Warrnup Chiefs TS. Baseball Baseball Baseball i Baseball Baseball i Baseball fe News: Dorsey Sen.

McCihj -T. Dorsey Dinner Party j'T. T. Seluah 2feirs-B Jack Smith Buctaroci 1 rrinh I Crosby rvrtcK- Club 15 i Sdw. Baseball Spor.s Ps.se News: Sports Music For Dreaming Spade cooley Spade Cooley Spade Cooley Spa'de Coolev i -o--u and Fincb Rayburn and Finch Peace I Conference Robert Crosby Buckaioos I Sandman i Sandman Sports Final Music News: Sports Star Sandman Music Sandman Queen of Sheba.

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