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STOCKS REAL ESTATE TRANSPORTATION (thicago Sundat) QfriBune I nance Jncfustn jBustness March 1, 1959 Part2-Page8 Golf Mill Investing Company Quotations- Factory Hands Defy Bad Weather Investors' Guide Unit Planned on the day of the SEC Probe of Guterma 'Wizardy' Do Petrol Do Special Do Trans drives 23 miles each way every day was up to 45 min Suburban heaviest snowfall, production Bid Ak 1 99 2.19 740 8 01 4 35 4.64 9.15 10.00 S6.50 38.75 1.6S 1.S2 AbwdeenFd AffiliatedFd AmBusShrs Do MutFd Do MassInvestTr utes late on the worst days, Points Lesson for Investors Do Growth Do LifeFd at the assembly plant had to be halted after four hours because there were not but always managed to get Bid Ask 10.09 11.05 7.79 8.54 8.33 9.13 13.78 15 09 13.60 14 89 8.28 9.08 10.57 11-58 7.37 8.08 8.36 9.16 8.07 8.41 13.07 14.31 7.17 7.86 11.40 12.48 by Lytton's A branch store of Lytton's, Missile. let Do AvAEl Do Building Do CapGrtii Do Chem Do ComStk Do Food Do FulAdm Do Gen Bond Do IndMch Do InstBond Do Merchnd Do Minini Do Petrol MutuallnvFd AssocFdTr AtomDevMut AieHounhi'dA Do FdB Do StkFd The latest turn of the SEC 5.79 6.33 5.88 6.39 8 67 9.42 4 58 5 01 Plants Polled BY RAYMOND ELLIS Suburban factories and of At times in. the past, in Do Shares Do Trust enough workers on hand. At searchlight in the realm of Do Henry C. Lytton will 13 07 14.21 public investigation of financial manipulations it was Do TemCan 30.61 33.45 Natllnvestors the stamping plant production was curtailed somewhat the medium sized operator be opened in the Golf Mill NatSecSerBal Do RRBond 2.34 2.58 some big market operators or but no one was sent home.

Shopping center at Golf road and Milwaukee avenue in and industry has to do with F. L. Jacobs company, Bon Do RREquip 6.23 6.83 DoRRStk 10.44 11.44 ElueRldneM 12.44 13.52 BondlnTrAm 20.66 2.22 BostonFd 17.30 18.70 KroadStlne 28-06 28.17 BullockFd 13.77 15.09 CalifFd 7.92 8.66 CanadaGenFd 15.02 16.24 Do Fd 18.74 20.23 Do Bond Do Div Do PrefStk Do Income Do Stock Do Growth Do Steel 10 51 11.57 At the two Chicago sub some big bank in New York on which attention was fices fared as well or better regarding absenteeism during the recent rugged winter weather than their Chicago counterparts, a survey by The Tribune last week disclosed. Maine township, Williard V. Do Tohacco Do Utilities urban plants of General Mo Ami company, and Alexander L.

Guterma, described as a Cole, Lytton president, an GrowthlndSa GuardianMut tors corporation, Fisher Body 7.79 8.54 11.61 12.71 18.13 18.67 19 92 20. 53 505 5.52 501 26.69 26 69 DoIntGrth 8.80 9.62 nounced Saturday. financial wizard," who un CenturvShTr HamilKdHC7 NewEngFd NYCapCan NCEShares OneWmSt PeoplesSecuf division at Willow Springs Do FdHDA The 75 acre center, for HaydockFd IncFoundFd focused. Today it seems to be not the big ones, but the medium sized financial adventurers and their corporate victims on which the Securities and Exchange commis which ground was broken last til recently headed Jacobs, a Detroit manufacturer of automobile parts, as chairman 2.58 2.82 8.60 9.40 PhiladelFd PineStFd Do FdBos 27.87 30.13 12.67 20. SO 22.17 10.84 11.77 9 83 10.68 9.88 10.74 15.03 16 34 18.99 20.64 16.45 17.88 Bid Ask 2 55 2 81 3 60 3.97 2.74 3.02 13.46 14.55 13.09 14.15 21.74 23.50 11.92 13.03 1013 1111 14.90 14 90 3.42 3.72 20.72 22.42 12.29 13.29 11.34 12.39 6.20 6.78 4.42 4 83 844 922 6.52 7.13 9 06 9.90 7.73 8.45 21.79 23.56 37.50 39.87 12.42 13.57 13.27 14 35 15.46 18.94 10.45 11.39 25 08 25.31 17.12 18.61 37.17 37.55 7.92 8.56 13.94 15.15 15.18 16 50 7.52 8.17 12.90 13.95 39.35 39.35 28.45 28.45 9.86 10.67 11.49 12.56 13.72 14 83 14.50 15.88 37.75 40.25 35.89 35.89 24.83 25.08 12.55 13.28 14.70 16.02 9.73 10 63 12 25 13.32 7.92 8 66 11.16 12.13 12.83 14.02 16.87 18.34 7.02 7.67 5 90 6.45 3 84 4.20 and Electro-Motive division at McCook, absenteeism in the week was average with a slight rise on the worst days.

Incorporatcdlne 9. 71 10.61 PioneerFd ChaseFdRoe ThemicalFd Colonial Fd Comwlthlnc Do Invent Do StkFd Do Fd Concord Fd ConslnvTr 9.14 9.88 Do Invest InstitRkFd PriceTRGrth PnritanFd PutnamGFd DoGrthFd Do FndFd Do GrthFd Do IncFd Do InsurFd 16.23 17.55 19.50 21.00 7.35 8.07 QuarDist CrownWI-DInc ScudderFdC Partially Shut Down But in G. Delco Radio division plant, 5750 51st st. there. A car pool that drives some 25 miles each way from Glen Ellyn missed work only once, that on the day of the heaviest snowfall.

The company said that It had the same problems with tardiness during bad weather when it was at 20 N. Wacker dr. This was because of late trains and traffic snarls. Absenteeism Rises Borg-Warner corporation's Spring division which is in Bellwood reported its absenteeism in the worst wees rose from an average of 5.9S per cent to 7.2 per cent to 9.1 per cent with the highest figure occuring on the days of the most snowfall. Charles Bruning company, Mount Prospect, reported a slight increase in tardiness, but a negligible amount of absenteeism.

Most of the absenteeism, both in the city and suburbs, was attributed to the poor IntlTusourFd DoStAClk Do ComSk And this was despite the fact most suburban workers come to work by automobile, either their own or in car pools. None of the suburban factories surveyed reported any shutdown of production, yet the same could not be said of those in the city. Two Plants in Area Ford Motor company has two plants in the Chicago sion turns its searchlights. About a year ago the SEC was occupied with the affairs of the Bellanca corporation and its unusual dealings af MnvestCoAtn Do TtBo IstelFd in Chicago, production lines SelectedAmSb, SharehldrsTr Sowestlnvest 12.37 13.53 11.05 12.09 11.28 12.34 7.17 7.83 13 41 14 67 4.29 4.69 10.28 11.23 11.56 12.63 34 86 35.56 23.16 23.16 24.37 25.43 23.14 25.25 16.53 18 03 10.25 11.19 9.57 10.44 13.82 15 08 18.52 21.21 12.67 13.82 14.71 16.05 JohnsionMut and president. The SEC has halted all trading in the common stocks of Jacobs and Bon Ami.

It said it acted to prevent "fraudulent, deceptive, or manipulative acts or practices." The commission has charged that Jacobs' assets have been "misused," for the benefit of certain individ November, is scheduled for completion in May, 1960. It is being developed by Milwaukee Golf Development corporation, owned by John F. Cuneo, millionaire industrialist, and his family. The new one story Lytton's store, leased from the development corporation, will be ultra-modern, Cole said, and will contain 25,875 square feet of floor space. It will include complete clothing lines.

Lytton's opened stores in Oak Park in 1957 and in the fecting N. O. Nelson company, were shut down partially on three different days that week. For one newcomer to the 17.79 17.97 80 00 84.75 12 09 13.29 10.42 11.45 8.39 9.19 9.31 10.20 20.24 22.85 3.05 3.35 13.16 14.30 23.47 25.10 23 89 25.54 7.03 7.63 19 89 20.09 7.85 8.13 16.13 17.44 17.84 19.29 4 26 4.67 a St. Louis plumbing supply oeV eghlnv Do MutFd DelawarcFd Do Income DivrrsGnhSiIt Do InvFd Do TnmS DividendSrj JeyfusFd EatorAHowB Do Stk Klectlnv KnergyFd I'quiiyFd Fidel ityFt FiduciaryMut F.I.F.

FlaGrowth Do Mut "FoundMFd FrkCusCSer KeystCustBl Do B2 Do B3 Do B4 Do Kl Do K2 Do SI Do S2 Do S3 Do S4 Do FdCan firm, and Automatic Washer company. Newton, la. Bank suburbs the bad weather wasn't as bad as it had been ruptcy cases ended with the metropolitan area a stamp 12.53 13.68 12 99 14.05 reorganization of Nelson and ing plant east of Chicago StateStlnvcst Do StkFd SterlinglnvFd TelevKlectFd TexasFd UnitAcct Td Do ContFd Do IncFd Do ScienFd Do FdCdn ValueLineFd Do IncFd Do SplSit WallStlnvest WashMutlnv W'ellinsEquity Do Fd WhitehallFd WisconsinFd KnickerbockFd 6.60 7.24 6 02 6.59 expected to be. That was for International Minerals and Chemical corporation whose liquidation of Automatic. uals.

Guterma is quoted as saying that he has sold the bulk of his Jacobs stock to Heights and an assembly plant at 126th street and 5.72 6.25 2.77 3 03 10.08 10 96 11.56 12.70 Do Grth LazardFd LeTinstonTr Do Vent Lifelnsurlnv LoomisSayMt ManauFdElec 17.00 17.87 12 48 13.64 12 26 13.40 17.98 19.65 46.16 46.16 8.20 8.96 general offices were spend Do PfSer 6.03 6 65 Hal Roach Jr. Guterma re Tri-City Plaza Shopping cen Torrence avenue in Chicago In the week beginning Jan Fundamrmlne 18.62 20 41 10.45 11.42 11.52 12.52 14.07 15.38 Last October, stockholders of Bellanca corporation approved the liquidation of its 2.64 2.91 ing their first cold months in Skokie away from downtown ter in Gary last October. GasIndFd 14.34 15 67 CrneralCae 15 54 16 80 DoInvTr 7.34 7.09 CroupSecAuto 8.71 9.54 12. 97 14.02 6.01 6.50 portedly became chairman of Bon Ami after acquiring a block of its class stock last Do Genlndul Do Metal Do Paper 3.85 2.84 3 97 4.24 3.13 4.37 18, which the snowfall totaled more than 13 inches, only remaining operating di vision. In analyzing the disas Chicago Bank Clearings Decline During Week absenteeism at the stamping year.

plant climbed to 15 per cent Chicago. The company reported that tardiness rose on the first day of a snowfall but absenteeism remained about the same. One employe who Ml Chicago bank clearings last trous relationships of these three companies, the SEC traced developments after in the first three days com For investors in medium sized or other enterprises, the lesson seems to be to note condition of side streets in the worst weather. Arterial thorofares, for the most part, were readity passable within a few hours after the snow ceased falling. People and Events I week declined to $1,093,200, pared with only 10 per cent 000 from $1,364,300,000 in the Albert, Akron, ac at the assembly plant.

preceding week, the Chicago quired more than 80 per cent OHO mtJTS of Bellanca's capital stock. carefully any important changes in control and management and to keep an eye on new top officials until they have proved themselves 14,747 Clearing House association announced. Clearings a year ays to Save 1 SIGN, FROZEN FOOD AND GRAVURE UNITS The law firm of Lcvinson, TAX CALENDAR ago totaled $1,052,300,000. totaled Becker Peebles will change Last week's figures: worthy. Advice from The Wall Street Journal tor the Ch icito Association Monday TutsUay NitKtl 1- II III IK a I in ill 1 (lIlllIHIlil I 1 1 ective Sun SEARS ISSUES Wednesday 243.000.000 ouraal U.

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