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tXtjiraja 0tm2iag Uxfaint February 3, 1957 Fart 2 Page 7 Over the' Counter Securities MOTORS -i- TRAFFIC HIGHWAYS CANISIUS TOPS NOTRE DAME IN INVESTING COMPANIES i The following fives the bid and asked range of a representative country-wide list of securities traded over the counter. The list is furnished by the National Association of Securities Dealers. PAN-AMERICAN HIGH WA PROGRESS INDUSIBIALS AND UTILITIES Bid Do Chemical 11.21 Do Stock 11.24 Eld Ask Ask GulflnterstateGas 9 3514 25 Bid 33H SVt 8V4 HugotonProd 76 IdealCement 69 AmerExp ArlzPubSerr BerkHathaway CdnDelhiPetrol CdnSupOUCal 9H 8y Do Electronics. 6.70 Do Food 5.75 Do Fully Adm 8.61 Do Gen Bond 8.17 Do Indus Men 14.69 Do Inst Bond 8.5 1C 79 72 24 26 37 27 39 7 32 19l 30 17V4 18 2 OVERTIMES Gains 15th Victory in Bid 36 45 "14 27 31 23 68 18 44 20 32 12 26 Ask 39 49 15 38 32V, 34 72 19 48 31 34 13 28 CentralMePwr RepublNatGas RockwellMfgCo SoColoPower SoUnlonGas TennGasTrans TexasGasTrana Tlmelnc TransctGasPlpe USBoraxA-Chem UtdUtlls WesternLtA-Tel WestemNatGas KalserSU 23 KyUtll 25 LondStarStl 26 MntnFuelSupplj 26 NorlndPubServ 37 NwestPrCor 7 PaclficPwrAI.t 30 PloneerNatGas 28 ColoInterstatGas 75 23 78 19 30 CopelandRefrlf DelhlTaylorOU ElPasoElrc GasService GiantfrtldCem 15 )4 43 24 19 PotashCoofAmer 37 40 1 15V4 46 26 31 65 38 52 48 17 Games, 84-89 AberdeenFd A.ffillatedFd AmBuslnessShri AmMutualFd AssocFdTrust AtomDevMut AxeHoughtFd A Do Do Stock AxeScienceA-Xl BlalrHoldlngs BlueRidgeMut BondlnvTrAm BostonFd BroadStlnveat BuUockFd CalifFd CanadaGenFd CanadlanFd CdnlntGrowth CapitalVenture CenturyShrsTr ChemlcalFd Colonial Fd Com within vest Do Stock Do Fund Concord Fd ConsInvestTr CrownWInvDiy deVeghMutFd DelawareFd 63 BankersTrKY MfrsTrustNY RepNatlDalla 33 35 S3" 57 45 48 36 Bid 1.54 6.77 3.77 8.09 1.52 15.69 5.63 7.99 3.72 9.92 3.12 11.16 20.79 15.21 21.33 12.53 6.94 13.17 19.56 7.42 5.39 22.22 15.23 9.78 8.94 12.25 17.74 15.33 13.71 16.62 6.52 63.50 10.64 12.28 8.78 15.64 2.63 8.55 SecIstNatlLA ChaseManhNY 49 ChCornExchNY 45 ContlllNBChio 85 VaWatlPhoenll .29 31 PubSvcofNewM :14 15 RareMetalsotAm 4 .5 BANKS lstNatlCitylTx, 66 69 IstNatlBsn 67 70 IstNatlChgo "sio 320 IstPaBkjPhllt 45 48 GuarTrustNY 71 74 IrvlnrTrustNY 33 35 INSURANCE STOCKS FrankllnLile 96 100 GreatAmer 36 38 GulfLlle 30 32 HartfordFlre 142 148' 89 Buffalo, Feb. 2 Canitf us beat Notre Dame, 94 to 89, tonight in the closing seconds Do Merchand Do Muling Do Petrol Do RR Bond Do RR Equip Do RR St Do Steel Do Tobacco Do Utilities GrwthlndusSht GuardianMut HaydockFd HudsonFd IncomeFoundFd IncomeFdBojt Incorporatedlne Do Investors InitltBankFd "Do FoundFd Do GrowthFd Do Income Fd Do Insur Fd IntlResourcesFd InvestCoAmer InveatTrBoston JohnstonMut KeystoneCusBl IstBkStkCorpMpI 33 35 HomelnsNY 43 46 MdCasualtyBalt, .35 37 AetnaFire 71 74 AetnaLlfe 177 184 AmlnsofNewark 27 29 10.05 8.79 11.65 2.63 6.07 9.84 17.33 4.13 8.77 14.87 16.38 24.50 15.36 2.46 10.46 8.70 9.09 10.72 10.46 10.80 7.07 12.09 4.85 9.11 10.12 20.60 24.74 24.27 17.28 10.39 8.55 12.02 15.32 11.32 13.67 of double overtime to retain its standing among the top CONDITION OF Ny 3 Caribbean Sea the pan American highway t5KtU I'l' IN CENTRAL AMERICA CTl January I95T N5TBMU (l ScUuld lor 19571 .1 LEGEND PMlW IsCTjTfor 1957 1 PAVED ROAD SAlVADOBJNiffafe WEATHW ROAD I Tt bt imprvd $sfcf L5aACB tiMiiHiitimm IMPASSABLE ROAD 1957 I -sV flj Pacific Highway un- I UMMvs eta construction to 1 VNj" bt completac! l5 ConsTructio liyjW j.

Darien Surv.y being mad J- Pan American Highway f'S 4 Congresses under tho sponsor- lUnder Construction! iSAJ RAMON hp of the Organization el Under Comtrol lmK Pacific Ocetm lUndor Consfructiol lUndf Construct Bid 3.21 2.74 3.17 7.26 11.06 10 25 37.60 9.32 14.73 3.34 18.42 9.55 10.40 6.49 4 64 8.29 6.06 8 66 6.30 20 04 9.20 17.66 21.40 14.2.5 29.48 6.53 12.24 11.15 46.37 34.76 22.70 8.62 11.04 13.65 11.83 13.14 39.25 28.50 11.09 11.54 21.75 8.09 J0.97 7.96 9.80 10.52 16.30 6.03 6 64 2.69 10.85 8.58 12 77 11.5 6.03 Ask 12.28 12.31 7.36 6.31 9.44 8.93 16.08 8.91 11.01 9.63 12.76 2.90 6.66 10.78 18.96 4.54 9.61 15.33 16.88 24.50 16 61 2.69 11.43 9 51 9.83 11.73 11.44 11.82 7.74 13.22 5.33 9.95 11.06 20.60 25.82 26.48 18.85 11.34 9.34 13.12 16.72 12.35 14.91 10.38 12 60 6.61 12.37 15.37 6.98 42.00 5.71 2 66 4.21 3.78 4,40 Ask 3.54 3.03 3.49 7.08 11.98 11.08 40.65 10.23 14.73 3.63 1S.S3 10.32 11.37 7.09 5.07 9.06 6.62 9.48 6.89 21.68 10 05 19.27 21.61 15.43 29.78 7.06 13.30 12.12 48.62 34 7 22.70 9.32 11.93 14.96 12. B3 13.29 41.75 2F 50 11.73 lies 23.7-S 8.84 112 S.70 10.65 11.50 17.72 6 59 6.16 2.94 11.82 9 36 13.92 12.43 6.43 Fire-Sins ofNewk 36, 38 DoPetro! Do Special DoTrana MchatBondFd MassInvTrut Do Growth MassLlfeFd MutlnvestFd MitualTru5t Nat-WideSecur NatlInvstors NatSecSerBaian Do Bond Do Div Do Do Income Do Stock Do Growth NewEnglandFd NCEShares Philadelphia PlneStFd PioneerFd PrlceTRGrowth PurltanFd PutnamGeoFd ScudderF-ICao ScudderStACl Do Stock SelectedAmShr SharehldrsTr SmlthEdsonB Sowest Invest Soveretenlnvest StateStlnvest SterlincInvFil TelevEiectFd Templet nnGCaa TexsFd UtdAccumFd UtdContFd UtdlncomeFi UtdScienceFd UtdFdCanada ValueLlneFd Do Income Fd Do Spl Sit VanStrumAT WashMutlnvcst WellingtonFd WhltehailFd WiJconslnfNl Ask 1.70 6.25 4.03 8.84 1.67 17.11 6.12 8.68 4.07 10.78 3.50 12.13 22.35 16.44 23.06 13.74 7.58 14.24 21.16 8.11 5.90 24.02 16.47 10.62 9.73 13.32 19.29 18.67 14.82 18.12 7.13 67.00 11.69 13.46 9.62 17.70 2.89 9.29 23.91 21.59 5.26 7.09 15.07 4.18 57.50 8.18 10.94 7.46 17.18 15.90 12.96 7.82 9 83 12.82 6.67 9.22 MIDWEST REGION independent college basket INDUSTRIALS AND UTILITIES PabstBreir 7 7 23 5 FedSlgnA-Slr 22 19 Aerovox Alrtex Products AllenRCBusMch FooteBrosGear 18 ParkerApplofClev 20 22 PeerlessCemCorp 33 "36 Pepsl-ColaGBtlrs 12 13 PettlbMullikenC 43 46 Diverse rowth. 20 19 4 5 32 4 8 8 30 50 26 15 AirtexProduct FourCorsUranlum 4 FowlerHoslery Do Invest Do Trust DQ B2 AUtsLouls AmerFumMart AmerHalrA-Felt PheollMlgco 16 i Ftwaynecoxrrap ID 62 55 FWlerMig DivideRdShares DreyfusFd GetchellMlnei- 3 SS AmerHcupSupply 30 AmerMarletta 48 EatonAHowBal GlddingsALewl! 21.43 20.19 Do B3 DO B4 Do Kl DOK2 Do SI Do S2 i Do S3 Do Stock 10 GlsholtMachCo 37 17 16 10 Electronicslnvest 4.81 ball teams of the country. A jump shot by Joe Leone gave Canisius the lead at 90 to 89 with 1:05 to play. Hank Nowak followed with a basket, and Leone clinched the game with a basket 25 seconds left John Smyth topped the scorers with 28 points and led the Notre Dame rally that sent the game into overtime.

For Canisius, it was among the 15th victory in 17 games. HamtltonMfg HartCarterCa 6.84 EquityFd 29 19 18 11 8 IS 1 Phillips Lamp 314 PlckeringLumbcr 12 PortElecTooU 4 PortsmSUCorp 16 Preway Ine 8 PubcoPetroIeum 5 Rob'nsAFryers. 26 1 Roper Corp 15 Rothmoor Corp 1 3 RRDonnelly 25 SchieldBantanCo 12 Fidelity Fi 7 Haskellte 9.51 Do S4 HearstConsPubA 16 Higginslnc 1 FirstBoston FoundersMutFd AmerRockWool AmerServlce AmerWindGI AmpcoMetals ApexSmeltlng AmphenolElec AnheuserBusch ArcadyFannsMlIl Baxter Lab Beam JamesDls BirtmanElectrl BowaterPaper 40 44 HlnesEdLumber HublneerCo FrankcusCSer 15 17 6 23 54 29 16 32 49 11 6 19 8 39 21 30 9 15 16 14 17 6 6 36 22 16 11 24 17 29 33 31 21 Do SchoUHomesInc 6 FundmntallnT HugotonGasTrUU 9 IndlanaLiineston 6 InternUReflnlnt 3 14.94 3.82 64.25 7.53 6.80 15.68 14.55 11.99 7.19 8.96 11.71 6.08 8.41 33 13 5 17 5 28 16 3 27 13 6 18 ,17 38 10 23 29 21 is" 18 6 67 46 KeystoneFdCan 11.65 Knickerbocker 6.03 LexlngtonTrFd 11.32 Llfelnturlnvest 14.37 Do Stock 5-49 LoomisSayMut 42.00 ManagFdAuto 5.19 Do Electric 2.41 Do Gen Indust 3.82 Do Metal 3.43 Do Paper 3.99 GasIndustFd InterstateBake Z0 GeneralCapltal GenlnvestorsTr 10 7 3 21 52 7 21 12 Schuster Co SealedPwrCorp Searle SecAcceptCorp SignoleStlStp ShakespeareCo SktlCorp 49 GrSecAutomob 16 16 36 9 47 31 26 21 23 JacobsonMigce 7 JamesMfgCo 19 941 I Notra Dam T891 Do Aviation Do Building Do Cap Grth Bowserinc BrunjngChasCo Burgess Battery CanJavalinLtd CaspersTinFlatt CecoSteel JeffersonElectrlc 11s JohnaonSvcCo 46 JoslynMfgCo 44 Map shows the completed sectors and the sectors under construction on the Pan-American highway in Central America. In three years, the route is to be opened from Mexico to South America. Map and information were furnished by the International Road federation at its convention in Chicago last week.

ShellTrATReg SivyerStlCastgs Shulton A Carthr.t 4 7-10 4 8 3-6 3 Smyth.e 0 10-134 9 6-9 3 16 16 Kalsersteel 43 Kearney ATrecker 10 Jctk.f S-13 3 1 2-2 6 Lot.c 1 1-3 4 Brtu.t 9 3-3 5 7 13-15 1 4 3-3 4 fiojek.g 0 0-0 0 Do GAS WORKERS' PORTABLE HEAT SkllesCilS.OOCT.p 5 KasCltyPSvc 5 45 Sullivan. l-o MorellU 0 0-0 rmiij.t o-o 32 Smlth-Kltne-Frn 53 Kelloggco KirschCo Snap-onTlsCorp 43 STRIKE ENDED 49 47 46 11 49 34 19 9 37 2 14 32 17 11 23 33 36 10 11 SpragueElectnc SWLumberMllla 34 36-36 31 31 37-39 21 18 8 34 24 13 30 16 nre maae ana attempted. Haif-tim Canisuua, 40; Notre Dam. 38 ff 'trlil i Il.l1rr.in mnA Cri. KwiksetLocksInc LakestdeLabs LakeSupDlsPow LOFGlassFlbers LlbertyLoan'A i Los An gTrsLtaeg LumlnatorHarr 19 23 37 11 SWNaturalGas 5 So'west'nElecSve 19 StdMilllngA 3 U.S.

Road Billions Exceed World 21 4 4 6 17 7 S6 20 19 8 14 14 13 15 6 33 20 15 10 22 16 27 31 29 19 55 17 20 25 10 19 3 25 25 15 12 33 12 28 14 6 35 5 14 28 9 12 2 1 16 7 18 18 18 16 6 4 MARQUETTE WINS 21 3 27 37 MacGregorSptPr 21 25 27 DOB sa StaleyAB 24 StratMaterlals 24 SteepRklrMlnef 19 SusquehannaCorp 8 Tampaxlnc 35 TexEastemTmf 26 26 25 31 9 38 27 22 BY HAL FOUST 4 sy MacWhiteCo MastlcAsphalt MarmonHerrlng Peru, Nigeria, the-Rhodesias, Driving Lesson Milwaukee, Feb. 2 Special 13 14 13 MartmontAutoPr 12 Spain, Israel, Jordan, and In the United States, 7 bil 27y Marquette staved off a half rally here tonicht be TexIllNatlGas 20 Tbomaslndustlnc 13 others. 17 13 36 13 30 15 7 37 7 14 29 CenFlbreProd CenSoya CenTelephone ChgDailyNews ChgMlllALum ChgMolderProd ColonlalAccept A CollinsRadlo'A' Do'B' ComblnedLsP A ConnCGLtd CookCoffee CookElectrlc CornellPapProd CoryCorp CreameryPkMfg Do CrossCo CurtisCompanles Helen eCurtisInd Chesapeakelndui GramptonMfg DanlyMachSpee DayBrlteUghtlng DeltaElectrlc ClassADunElect Do ClassB Eversharplnc FearnFoods 28 Tokheim MattHeglerZlnq 24 MeyercordCo i 6 MichGasA-Elee 47 MlddleStatesTel 18 Mlehle-Gress-Dez 26 MlllerMfg 4 497a 19 IN WISCONSIN Racine, Feb. 2 Wi Workers of Wisconsin Natural Gas company voted 122 to 67 today to accept a two year contract and end a strike which began Jan. ,25 over wage demands.

The vote was announced by Walter Smigun, president of Local 12005, United Mine Workers, District 50, who said the 240 workers would be back on the job Monday morning in 2 3 fore 5,100 to upset Bowling New programs were being lion 900 million dollars was spent for all highway purposes last year. In therest of the world, outside the United 63 56 .28 3 considered, meanwhile, in sev- 4 Green? 70 to 67, in a thrilling 2 8 8 15 NationalHomes'A' 16 17 16 basketball came at Marauette Do 'B' 15 30 TranterMfgCo Uarco Advancedlnd UtdPrtsAPubg UtdStkydsp: Vendo Corp War-BrdshwExp WecoProducts WellsGardnerCo WestOhloGaa eral countries which have received preliminary engineer consulting services including States and outside the iron curtain, the total was 5 billion The loss was only the fourth for the Falcons who came into 15 15 3 11 13 17 9 16 16 3 11 14 18 16 39 17 10 13 2 2 17 8 19 dollars. The figures were re the Marauette same with an Afghanistan, Nepal, Indonesia, WestTlAStmpg 15 11 won and 4 lost record. The WesthauserTmbr 36 20 62 17 51 61 17 25 7 18 46 20 15 Ceylon, Kenya, Tanganyika, NatlTermlnals 18 Nekoosa-EdwPap 48 NoCenAirltnes 9 NorthShoreGat 16 NorthwestEngA 47 Do '47 NWPubSve 16 NowestemStlAW 23 NuclearChgoCorp 6 NunnBushSho 16 OllgearCo 43 OIlnOAGCorp 18 OpelikaMfg 14 BANKS leased by the International Road federation last week at WhitingCorp 16 British Guiana, and Iran. victory brought Marquette's 36 8 20 19 18 7 4 its convention in the Drake WdwrdGovCo Yard-Manlnc ZelglerClACokt ZonoliteCa 33 7 20 2 22 3 record to 9-9 for the season Lineups: the eight southeastern Wisconsin communities served by the firm.

"The Bureau of Public Roads was cooperating with hotel. Canada ranked second, with Bowliac Greea f71 the International Cooperation ClevelandTrCo 254 272 AmNatBATCng 32S 335 178 725 million dollars, followed CJU.I 10-0 1 administration in a number of Smigun said the new pact called for an average wage Bk of ComwDet 163 BoatmenBk StL 59 uacn.r 13-14 1 'MM by West Germany with 570 NatSecBk of Chg 63 65 NorthTrCoChgo 405 430 70 77 StLUnlonTrCo 78 83 UnlonBComCleve 44 47 UppAveNatBCh 103 109 UptownNatBChg 68 60 Rrttixe.e 1 0-0 the projects. In addition, the 5 3 9 1 3 a Clunf Mor ail. Suppetea-c 3- 6 3 3 -H4 4- 7 3 1-3 3 0-0 a CentNatlBkChg ChgoNitlBk 8 3-6 4 millions. Then came France at Bureau of Public Roads con Do siesinter.f 0-0 1 Schwyn.f 1 3-3 a 44 47 440 460 131 350 64 67 43 46 47 50 25 27 STOCKS 257 268 20 89 39 89 27 65 18 85 28 87 25 62 LaSalleNatBChg MfrNatB ofDet MercanNatBChf MdseNaBChgo 471 millions; Great Britain, tinued independently on pro Illinois state law says a CltyBkofDetroit 0 0-0 0 Abele.t 6 1-3 4 278 millions; 219 mil grams which receive alloca increase of 9.9 cents per hour for the first year and 8 cents for the second, plus other benefits.

The average wage before the strike was $2.21 hourly. ConnGenLife AnAmUfeCa 4 8 lions; Sweden, 200 millions, 25 27 tions under United States highway legislation. These NoAmUfelnsCo 19 21 NorthwestNIMil 68 73 United InsCoAm 22 24 30 motorist should use his horn only when reasonably necessary to insure safe operation, the Chicago Motor club told 23 26-37 131 34 19-37 33 Tn throw mad n4 attempted. Palf time Marquette. 37; Bowline Green.

Oiflciala; Worman Klei and Bed LllyQUlat. and Japan, 175 millions. ContinentAssuf 113 121 ContlnentalCas 84 88 LlncolnNatlLife 217 227 TheTravelersIns 73 76 AmMotorlnsCo 10 12 Tribune Special Ins List BenefldalStdUfe 17 18 countries are Guatemala, El Gain in Latin America The highest percentage gain Salvador, Honduras, Nicar high school students in driver RanchersEnd Safe, Portable Industrial Heat "LOW COST HEAT WHERE YOU NEED This is actually a portable forced air furnace. It circulates warm air inside a room or building does "spot" heating outside. It burns inexpensive kerosene or fuel oil so completely that it leaves no dangerous fumes, need no vent.

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NORTH AVE. I Chicago, Illinois. i BZ 74883 CHICAGO LIVE STOCK WEEKLY GRAIN TABLE agua, Costa Rica, and Panama, as well as the territories of training last week. The law also says the horn must be capable of emitting a sound Wheat 623 FINALISTS IN 1956 BRAND NAMES CONTEST Alaska, Hawaii, and Puerto for the year was registered by Latin America, a rise of 77.8 per cent to 622 million dollars. Cuba, which had been building at a rate of 5 millions Knights9 16 Rico.

that normally could be heard at least 200 feet away. However, no horn should emit an Employ Road Specialists Finalists in the 1956 Brand High Low Oct. 9 Oct. 9 March $2.33 $2.34 $2.40 May 2.37 2.30 2.30 2.37 July 2.28 2.22 2.23 2.29 Season's range: March May July Corn March $1.31 $1.31 $1.34 May 1.37 1.34 1.34 1.38 Comparative Prices per 100 Pounds HOGS Receipts, 3.000; shipments. 500.

Bulk of Month ago 16.25-17.50 Year ago 12.00-13.75 Top yesterday. average, S17.85. CATTLE Receipts, 100; shipments. 100. Bulk of sales 17.50-21.00 Month ago 18.00-241.75 Tear ago 16.00-19.00 1 Top yesterday, average, S1U.25.

SHEEP Receipts, 100; shipments. 100. Bulk of sales Month ago 17.50-19.50 a year, jumped expenditures "The United States Inter Name Retaile r-of-the-Year national Cooperation adminis unreasonably loud or harsh sound or whistle. tration directly employs some July 1.40 1.37 1.37 1.40 competition were announced by the Brand Names Foundation. Judging will take place March 6 thru 8 and the Season's range: March i.si-i.si.

to a quarter of a billion dollars for the 1956-'57 biennium. Costa Rica spent 10.5 millions in '56 as compared with 2.5 millions in '55. Safe operation does not 80 specialists on highways and May July si.S2ft-i.37ft. mean you are permitted to highway transportation abroad, March .79 .77 .77 I .79 in addition to United States sound your horn at a pedes Year ago 19.50-20.25 Top yesterday, average, $19.50. Receipts Included 1,800 hogs direct to packers.

Yesterday prices nominal. awards will be made at a May. 77; .75 .76 .77 July .70 .68 .69 .71 Season' range: March May The Costa Rica work was Bureau of Public Roads per Game Streak Two years 2go the Milwaukee Knights of the Indoo Fclo league started a winning streak that had reached 16 in a row. That string was snapped last night before 3,421 in the Chicago av. Armory when the Chicago Ranchers spilled them, 19 to 8, in the most exciting game of the season.

Jack Ryan scored seven trian who happens to be crossing the street when the traffic dinner in New York City May 3. JUly .7 7-. 6 8s, Rye sonnel and the hundreds of mainly on the Pan-American highway. There are now 700 engineers and technicians en light changes, or to signal a Among the 623 qualifiers Surplus March $1.37 $1.38 $1.44 May 1.47 1.39 1.40 1.47 July 1.46 1.38 1.39 1.45 Season's range: March May July driver ahead to start moving. are: miles of Pan American highway under construction in gaged by engmeer consulting and construction firms under contract in the overseas high Edward Gee company.

General Camera company, Horder'a, Olsen A Ebann Jewelry company. Polk Brothers, and Lytton's, Henry C. Lytton all of Chicago, and Joseph Shalon Shoes, Evanstcn. i stan, Laos, Cambodia, Korea, Iraq, Egypt, and Lebanon. Central America with contracts totaling 65 million dollars, the international federa way aid program.

BoyDeanc March $2.47 $2.49 $2.51 May 2.53 2.48 2.49 2.52 July 2.44 2.46 2.48 Season's range: March May July PRIMARY GRAIN "Meantime, highway and Aid in Varying Degrees Aid in varying degrees from traffic personnel from more CM. EMPLOYES than 40 countries benefited Receipts and shipments at leading west- engineer consulting work to supply of equipment was re from visits to the United States under the technical aid ceived by Yugoslavia, Colom POCKET $49,621 FOR 1,292 IDEAS Chicago area employes of em markets 000 omitted: Receipts Wheat Com Oats This week 5,956 9.448 1,548 Last Week 6,876 8,897 1,895 Last year 6,045 4,621 1,611 Shipments This week 4,334 5,516 987 Last week 3,824 4,576 1,427 Last year 3,266 2,385 867 program in 1956." bia, Honduras, Paraguay, Haiti, General Motors corporation Complets with 6x4 Card Holders Practically Hew 22 Slides Substantially Constructed in Steel The Ideal Cabinet for INVENTORY CONTROL" PRODUCTION CONTROL CUSTOMER'S RECORD SALES CONTROL VOICE OF TRAFFIC received $49,621 last year for 1,292 suggestions accepted un goals in leading the Hornets to a 13 to 4 victory over the Shamrocks in the second game. Ryan scored in every chukker as the Hornets pulled their season mark to 2 and 2. Lineups: Kitwukra Zaactier 107 tfeoa Cciilnla Fitly Stee.i... Fordon Don Klmmel Miiw.uk.

..3 a a Sancher 1 3 3 410 Scoruif Milwaukee: Luck man 3, Stevens 4. McCarroll. 1: Ranchers: Coklnls 4, ordon 3, aUnuael 4. Shamrock 4 Hornets ri 31 IVr-t Bunn Paul Smith ton John Casey Buster Mackey fat-Connors Jack Ryan Scorint Shamrocks: Bunn, 1, Casey, 5. Connors, 1.

Hornets: Smlthson, 3, Mackey, 4, Ryan. 7. tnamroci a 0 1 1 4 Hornet 5 3 3 313 NORTH CENTRAL CAP. 1474 tion reported. This sum represents 60 per cent of the 109.5 million dollar estimated cost of completing the 1,600 miles of highway from the Mexico-Guatemala border to the Panama canal in the next three years.

See map illustrating how remote are hopes of driving from Chicago to South America. U. S. Assists in Projects "The United States," reported the International Road Federation, "is aiding the highway programs in 70 countries and territories in. Africa, South -Asia, the Middle East, Far East, and Europe.

The assistance is financial, technical or material. LEDGER CONTROL PAYROLL RECORD CHURCH RECORD -i ear Finiehad li Grain tr Phent Wirtvr WriU VCOST J73.7S sVICU Other Sizes and Types Available. der the G. M. suggestion plan, the company announced yesterday.

In the United States and Canada awards totaling $3,079,571 were paid for 55,338 suggestions which were accepted. A total of 224,796 suggestions were submitted. $9.25 for towing and $1.25 for storage. Then I was told I would find my car at another location, 74th and Laflin, in a parking lot I showed my receipt to the attendant, who couldn't' find the car in that lot. After some checking I was told I could find it at 1414 E.

50th st 'I finally found it there in front of a school a few blocks from where the violation occurred. After about four hours of searching at two police stations sea arnrneirr TOWED AUTO Llndenwood, 111., Jan. 15 Perhaps you will be interested in the following experience I was subjected to today in the city of Chicago: Last night I stayed in a hotel at 53d and Lake Park and parked my car on the boulevard in the 5200 block as many other cars were. This morning upon leaving the hotel, I discovered my car was gone and when I went to the police station to report it stolen, I learned it had been towed away for a parking violation. There were other cars parked in the same block both mt) mm) a HSshstsssssSsHlsflsssI PUBLIC AUTHORITY BONDS and three other locations I found BEATS CARROLL; SW AFFORD STAR Waukesha, Feb.

2 "Engineering services, in Esther VJiliioms Swimming PqqI Exclusive Distributorships cluding in some cases the ac that I had paid $10 for a simple parking violation and paid a total of $10.50 for towing my car a few blocks and storing it on a public street! tual management of highway when I parked and when I went Prime-Domestic WIDE FLANGE BEAMS Large Quantifies Available for IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 21" 68 21" 73 18" 55 18" 60 (55' te 60' Lengths) Call Harry Mokata INTERNATIONAL ROLLING MILL PRODUCTS CORP. 5000 S. Whipple, Chicago HEmlock 4-5200 When I called the towing com programs and the organization of highway departments, are being provided in nearly 40 Bid Ask 84 86 95 97 88 90 89 91 92 94 88 90 89 91 79 81 86 88 98 100 89 91 92 94 95 97 97 99 90 92 90 92 85 87 89 91 61 63 57 69 Issue, Rate, Maturity Chicago Transit Auth. 8 78 Do 4 83 Chicago Reg. Ft.

Dls. 4 95. Florida Turnpike 3 95.... Great New Orleans Exp. 4 94 Illinois Toll Road 3 95..

Indiana Toll Rd. Com. 3 94 Kansas Turnpike 3 94.... Kentucky Turnpike 3.40 94.. Mackinac Bridge 4 94 Mass.

Turnpike 3.30 94.... New Jersey Turnpike 3 88.. New York Pow. Auth. 3.20 9S New York Thruway 3.10 94.

Ohio Turnpike 3 92...... Penn. Turnpike 3 82...... Texas Turnpike 2.70 80.... Virginia T.

Rev. 3 94 West Va. Turnpike 4 89.. West Va. Turnpike 3 89..

Special Dick Swafford scored 16 of his 18 point total in the second half as North Central college of Naperville, 111., came from behind to beat Carroll, 74 to 63, in a College countries. In others, consult Conference of Illinois basket Choice markets still open. Really big profits possible this year. Sensational national TV, radio, magazine and newspaper advertising makes this the most valuable franchise in the booming swimming pool business. No construction experience necessary.

Five figure investment required, varying with area potential, for self-liquidating stock. Moasakatytn ErrWiUnSll tir Home OUTSIDE LIVE STOCK to leave. The police at 53d st. sent me to the park district station at 57th and Cottage Grove, where I paid a $10 fine No. 123396 for ticket No.

P230149 which was neither on 'the car nor given to me. When I inquired why the fine was that high I was told it was because of snow removal charges. I had parked in last week's snow which was several inches to a foot deep and none of this had been removed later in the day. I was told I could get my car at 76th and Halsted, and when I inquired about the distant location I was told it was that of the "official" towing company for the park police. At that address I paid the Giant Auto Construction Works Internationol Swimming Pool Corp.

pany to see about getting some "storage" refund, I was given the story that the manager, an individual 'named Edwards, was out and to stop back some other time. I then called the park police station to see if they would use any influence with their "official" towers to at least refund the "storage" charges. There again the patrolman who issued my receipt had just left, and the sergeant said they had nothing to do with charges other than the fine. This appears to be collusion in fleecing motorists. I wonder how the city's official towing companies are "selected." HOWARD HEDTKE All concrete, complete with iinrst equipment.

Several sizes. Good Housekeeping Guaran- Mora Saturday Friday ing services only or assistance in the training of highway personnel are being given. Equipment and materials for road-building are being supplied to many of the participating countries. "Projects in Guatemala, Bolivia, Chile, Thailand, and Viet Nam were greatly expanded in 1956, largely financed by the United States technical and economic aid funds. Programs of considerable size were continued in Liberia, Wk.

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The percentage of authorized tows rose from 59 in January 1956 to 75.5 in December. About one auto needed towing for every three accidents reported to city police. Most Damaged Tows Capt. Lowery attributed the greater use of authorized garages to growing familiarity system of calling for tows thru the complaint room. Of the autos towed, about 99 per cent were damaged in accidents.

The remainder included abandoned autos and cars left too long in no parking zones. The total of 29,855 tows does not include 9,806 made in the Loop area during 1956. Cars are towed in the Loop chiefly for illegal parking. They are taken by bureau of. sanitation trucks to the auto pound at 11 W.

Wacker dr. Check on Garages The control unit operates three police cars which check on tows by authorized and nonauthorized garages each day to make sure the autos arrive where registered in police records. Pro Basketball Towing of disabled automobiles by eight authorized garages in the "pity increased 16.5 per cent during 195G, figures released yesterday by the motor vehicle records section show. The records section, also called the towing control unit, was set up April 1, 1955, following charges by the Chicago Crime commission that many policemen steered the lucrative towing business caused by auto accidents to favored garages and tow truck operators. Set Tow, Storage Rates Garages authorized to handle police tows are permitted to charge motorist $10.50 for tows, and $1 a day for storage.

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