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1 2 Ft FES. 9, 1960 Ita angriH glmt 2 City National Midwest Stocks Food Giant Plans to Acquire Dairy From Starrett OVER THE COUNTER flensed cows mine, evaporated goat'a milk and ice-milk mix. It also operates by franchise at 208 Foster Freeze drive-ins. It has plants at Ripon and Comp-ton. In 1959, Meyenberg's CHICAGO, Feb.

I (-Following Is a partial list ot transactions on tha Midwest Stock Exchange: Up to 311th pet. Salei High Lew Close NX. Th MbMiiM hid and asked irlm art obtained from tht National Assn. at Hnnth Pith lh inn UnirMu rtuiari. and ara unofficial.

Thev da not reoresent actual transac Place in U.S. Cdn Exp 700 tons. Thy ara Intended at gulda to tha approximate ranee within which these cm iu ito securities could have been told or Bought at the lima ot compilation yesieruay, ciev cut fr i.40e too cuun Cnra KVA net was $450,000. Acquisition of Meyenberg Bid Asked Id Ask di Food Giant Markets, has made arrangements to acquire Meyenberg Old Fashion Products, from Starrett Corp. in exchange Gen Box 700 City National Bank isnowj Natl Propane Bavkts Markets 16 17! Berkshire Hath 13 14i 12 U'k 29' 32'4 Howard Ind 200 DO pf Networks Electrn 7 7 III Brick 1.40a Mpls Brew .60 27 V4 2 V.

13' 4- 4 Va 9 1,4 3 -V4 34., Vt 29H- Sfe 51'. 331. 28' 7 26.. 8'4- 'A 27 2, 134 44 Vl 9 3 3J 27'. 29- SI' 33'.

18 28' 2644 8'4 11' 27 13''4 44' 9' 4 3H 3V, 28 8'e 29i 52 34 I8V4 28 "2 26 84 12 Nevada Nat Gas 4 4'- is the initial step in Food Giant's projected expansion into the dairy, bakery and Bonanie Air Lines 2' 3' Boweter Paper 10 11 Brunswig Drug 21 23'i Bullark'i Inc 32 34 Nrw Ena f.HE T) 311th place among the banks in the United States, a jump of 115 posi Imuraact Stocks Bid Asked Aetna Fire 751 7 A Aetna Life 85 Wt Amer Equitable 4l' 4 Am ln Newark K't V1 Amer Suretv 17 1H Argonaut Ini 6H Bene! StrJ LHo 15V IMi. Conn General 360 3' Cont Assurance 155 163 Nor III Gas 1 Nor Ind Sv 2 Ranr 1.90 for an undisclosed number NorrlsThermedor 17' 18 No Ind Pub Serv 51' 54 NorthwestProdutt 1 2 200 100 1800 400 300 300 250 200 300 200 of shares. Cal Financial Cp 15 16 Cal Intent Tele 14 15 Oak Mfg 1 Dirhm.n Rr 9 NEW OPPORTUNITY FOR MERCHANDISING MANAGER OR SALES PROMOTION MANAGER (How would you title this job?) 1. Yea'll be In canswHier-iMckageoodt besineit. Our products ore strongly backed by consumer advertising, and sell nationally.

We are Ho, I in our field, ond growing fast. 1. Yog will work with small group of top rank sales and odvertliiaf executives and help to originate sales and merchandising; programs. t. Yau will "invent" and initiate all point-of-sale materials and writ merchandising promotion material to activate and bring into real action the programs you helped create.

For this you will need a combination of talent and experience in sales, copy, art direction and "cardboard Our Production Manager will take ever the buying of printing and reduction follow-through, ou will administer and diracf several far-flung staffs of display men. You will evaluate and improve their efforts. I. You will keep in constant contact with the field to help distributers and salesmen do a better job and ta get "new ideas for next time." 4. Your pay will be good.

And we hove trust fund and Insurance plans. You can't be making less than $12,000.00 now If yau. have the ability to do this job. 7. You'll have fun doing this ob because your future accomplishments will have few duplicates in the U.S.

f. You'll enoy living in a clean, fresh family town, one hour forty-fjve minutes from San Francisco. If you ara this man, pleas writ us fully at anc. Box Times 9 Thor Tool 1.60 Pabst Brew Pac-Arrmotlve 4 tions during 1959. jvieyenDerg maKes evap related businesses, T.

Cummings, Food Giant president, said. 5 Cal Oregon pw 33 35 Cat Pac Utlls 20' 22' Cal Water Svc 24 26 9 10 Trav-Ltr Webcor orated, sweetened and con-' Pee Automation Pac Maw Prod Co'it Casualty 4' 68' i ll'j- 19 20 The growth in assets of Cal Water I Tel 27 2 11 12' Pac Intermt EP 13 14'i Pac Mercury TV 8 9 53'1 56'i 3 Cdn Sup Oil Citlrens Ulil A 14 15'i Frremen't Fd Franklin Lite General ke-lns Glen Falli Pac Outdoor Adv 11 13 DO I7'4 35'A Caca-Cola LA 38' 42 the local bank raised it from 426th position in 1958, Upton Liptrott, of the Ameri Pac Pwr 8i Li 35'e Jt Parker Hannifin 25 28 Cohu Electronics 8' 8 Coleman Ena 7 8'. Giobe Repub 20'j 2V.i Great American 46 Hanover Fire 43 46V4 Pauley Pet 26'4 28 1 Pendleton Tool 21 Colo OH 4 GSS 10 11 Do pf 20 7 Hartford Fire 1V7 Hme Insurance SJ'A 55 Performer Boar 7V Permanent Filter 8 can Banker, reported to Al Life Ins Virginia 52ft Permanente Cem 21 23 Line Natl Life 23 251 Petrolane Gas 36 38 Colo Interst Gat 45 47 Comwlth Oil A 4i 4 Cons Frel9htwvs 1 Cons Rock Prods 15' 16 Cutter Lab A 12 13 344 37 Phaostron 7 fred Hart, president of City National Bank. 39' 2a 4 Pioneer Elec r. srylena Ca Binding AAfgi Nell Fira WHAT DO THESE EYES SE 44 Pioneer Nat Gas 47 27 OeBeers Cons 13 ltt 9 10 Pioneer Plastics Delhi Tavlor Oil 10' 11 Hart said the bank is now i 6 Polv Industries Kull Union Flrg 38' 41 (4 t.orth River 36' 3 Pac Employ Ins 18 SiH Pomona Tile 9 10' in the top 2Vfc of the na Portland Gen El 28 30'! Pacific Mutual 11 12' Oiketan Lab 2 3' Diverse Inc 4 7 Do Pf 14 15 Ducommim Met 21 23 Dun A Bradstrt 46 49' Electro Instrmts 53 58' Producing prop am Ask your advertising agency I Pub Serv Co NM 33 35 tion's 14.000 banks.

Provid-Wash 13'. 24H St Paul FfcM 53 56'4 See Ini Haven 43 46H Purex Corp 33' 36'4 RKian Industries 6 7 Sec Title ln -16 17' Electronic Engrg ut is' Electronics Caa 16' 17'4 Empire Financial 7 7 Springfield FtM 34 Std Accident 56 60 Title Guar NY 25 271 Eirmir Stras 7 Republic Sup 18Vt 2''J Rockwell Mfg 37 39 Rosemarle-Reid 12' 13' Roval Pet NY 68 72' Royal Industries 7' 8 Santa's Village 4 5' Searle (G.D.I 52 55 Shooolna Baa 17 18 47 50 Fed-Mart 14 IsH Financial Fed 78 31 Title Ins A Tr Travelers Ins US US Life Ins Westchester 84 87 37 3V 39 41 29 11 First Boston Co 68v 72 1st Charter Fin 16 18 Gas Service 34 36 Gen Te-4'S pf 16 18 Easter Btnkt Sierra Pac Pw 37' 40'l Smith Tool Co 10 11' So Calif Water 21 Southern Nev Pw 29 31! Bankers Trust 46'tj 48 DO 3S Pf Zl Da of 20' i 22 fteniseo Inc 14 15 Chase Manhat 61 64 Ch Bk NY Tr 62 65 rml IIINB Chi 115', 121 So Union Gat 26 28 Southwest Gat 10 11 Giannlnl Confroit 38 Giant Port Cem 17 19 Sprague Eng 21 23 First NatlBk Chi 73' 77'A First NCitv Bk 83 M'i Gibraltar Flnan 14 1S' 9 assoar 24 25 8 State Exolor 7' Sterling Elec Mot 7's Stuart Co 33 Great Baslnt Pet 1 2 Irving Trust 38' 40 Mfrs Trust 60 63'. Morgan Guar 103 107 36 23 Suburban Gat 21 15 17 Wetteri Banks 34 37 33 36 Amer Tr SF 57 60 Suburban Prop Tappan Co Tejon Ranch Telecomputing Telemeter Mag Tpvai Eat Tr 12 13 11 13 27 29'! Bk Am 47 50 Bank Cal SF 44 47 Citliens NB LA 50 53' i Crocker-Ang Natl 35 37' First SD 40' 44 First Western 42' 46'4 Fee Natl SF 32 35 Thermal Pow Co 6' 8' Thomson Fib Gl 29' 32 Three St Nat Gas 3 3 Thrifty Drug 35Vt 37 15 17 Sec 1st Natl LA 62' 66 Union Bank 50 54 65 69 TIME Time Inc Times-Mirror Tnnl RsA.F-MI Great AMAm Mkts I 8 Grlnnell Corp 160 170 Harvlll Corp 3 4 Hearst Publ pf 13 14 Hilton Cr Crp 7 Houston Fearlett 9 10 Hycon Mfg 7 2 Internet Rectifier 29'. 32 Interstate Bake 34 36 Do pf 84 91 Interstate Eng 18 19 Interstate Mtr Fr 14 15 Jorgensen Steel 17' 18 Kaiser Steel 48 52 Do pf 24 25 Kentucky Utllt 34 36 Knuds Creamery 32' 35 Koehrlng 14' 16 Laguna Nlguel 10 11 Landers Fr A CI 19 21 Lengendorf Bak 25 27'4 Ling Altec Elec 34' Wi Lone Star Steel 28 30 Lucky Lager 36 39 Lucky Stores 22 24 Lvtton Financial 11' 12 US NatlBk SD 41' 52' 56 14 16 Val NB Phoenix 52 56 Preferred and Common Trans Gas Pipe 21 24 Tucson Gas 24 26 99, 104' Acme Elec Corp 14 15 Alpha Beta Mkts 21 23 Altamil Corp 3 4 1BV4 20 6 7 Ambassador Oil 2 3Vi Unilever Nv 50 US Chem Mill US Leasing US Servaterla United Utils utility Aooll 10'4 38 40 7 8 Van Camp Fd 26 28 Vol Shan Ind 28 31 Von's Grocery 17 19 Amer Cement 21' 23 Amer Express 43' 46' Am Hosp Supply 38 40 Amer Marietta 35 37 Am Pipe A Con 34 36 Anheuser Bucti 25' 27 Arden Farms 17 18 Do Pf 54 57' Arizona Bancorp 23 25 Aril Fert Ch 8 '1 Ariz Pub Svc 36 38 17 4 Store Fix Warner Swa 31 33 Warren Brother! 59 63 Wash Nat Gal 20 22 15 17 2 3V4 wacco lotp Macmlllan Pet 24 26 Market Basket 30 32' 14' 15 3 4. waste King Wayne Mfg Weils Ind CP Marlin Rockwell 20 21 4rriMhi4 UL'lr SJ'A 9A'W MaxSOr) nil vm 22' 24 Wesco Flnan Automation Instr 3 4' Mavfalr Markets 11 12 Western Nat Get 13 15 38 41 Witco Chem Co Avon Produc 52' Labs.

Inc. iry Aztee Oil It Gas 19 20'Morrlton-Knuds 31 33' Baker Oil Tool 1 9'Mt Fuel Supply 23 1SA 10 11 Yuba Indus 1 v--i: mmAm gsssjrf mJmmLm wJtmmm 0 rrrrl rrm F5i UlU JH sf'T ,1 i vripvt Uqaj iS i Zki -Ob' SHIP MOVEMENTS HERE Compiled by Marine Exchange. Refer to steamship companies for dock times, rates, reservations and ports of call. ACTIVI VESSELS IN PORT YESTERDAY (TO 4 P.m.) Visset Berth Prom Operator Destination TO Sail Andalusia (Lib.) 211 Portland Commercial Metal American Mail, 153 San Fran. American Mall Line, San Fran.

Feb. 10 Afoundrla, LB-48 Mobile Waterman Line Feb. 10 California (Swed.) 58 Antwerp Johnson Line San Fran. 10 Dona Edie (Lib.) Anc New Orleant Chandrls, Ltd. Feb.

8 Demosthenes D. (Lib.) Anc, New Orleant Seaways Shipping Co. Y'hama Feb. Dalerdyk (Out.) 190 London Holland Amer. Line, San Fran.

Feb. 12 Elisabeth Bekke (Nor.) 179 Astoria Knutsen Line San Fran. Feb. 9 Erna Elizabeth (Tkr.) 172 Richmond Overseas Nay. Corp.

Feb. F. S. Bell, 232-B Baltimore Weyerhaeuser SS Co, S.F. Feb.

11 Fernbay (Nor.) 232-E Cristobal Fernville Line Feb. 9 George Olson, 107 Coos Bay Oliver J. Olson Co. Bay Feb. 11 Hikokane Maru (Jap.) LB- Warrior Mitsubishi Line Yokohama Feb.

Hawaiian Rancher, 136 Honolulu Matson Nav.Co Honolulu Feb. 14 Horace Luckenbach, 228 San Fran. Luckenbsch Lines Brooklyn Feb. Kosoh Maru (Jap.) 144 Yokohama Daido Line Fran. Feb.

Lompoc (Tkr.) 149 Oleum Pac. Cst. Transpt. Co. Edmonds Feb.

9 Marne Lloyd (Dul.) 180 Portland Java Pac. Hoegh Line, S.F Feb. 10 Mormacmar, 231 Callao Moore McCormack Lines S.F. Feb. Mormaclsle, 23A San Fran.

Moore McCormack Balboa Feb. 10 Michigan (Fr.) 143 San Jose French Line San Fran. Feb. Mallorca (Pan LB-72 Guayaquil Soc. Naclonal de Galapegos Norefiell (Nor.) 147 Armuelles United Fruit Co.

Golfito Feb. t) Otello (Swd.) 145 Bremen Wallenlus Line San Fran. Feb. 10 President Hayes, 154 New York American Pres Llnet Feb. 9 Panama (Dan LB-5 St.

Thomas The East Asiatic Co. S.F. Feb. 12 Regna Ringdal (Nor.) 223 London Totem Line San Fran. Feb.

11 Rhelnland (Ger.) LB-12 Amsterdam Hamburg Amer. San Fran. Feb. 10 Sunek (Br.) Anc Pbrt Esauivel Saquenay Shog. Ltd.

Kltimat Feb. 8 Tar Heel Mariner, LB-4 Fran. Pac. Far East Line San Fran. Feb.

9 Ventura, 195 San Fran. The Oceanic SS Pago Pago Feb 10 William Luckenbach. LB-I San Fran. Pac. Far East Line, San Fran.

Feb. 8 Yamakiku Maru (Jap.) LB-24 Yamashlta Line San Fran, Feb. VESSELS DUB TO ARRIVE LAST NIGHT (4 P.m. to midnight) Vessel Berth From Operator Destination To Sail Atlantic Glory (Grk.) Anc Portland Maritime Broker Feb. 9 Derby Anc Vancouver United Fruit Line! Gdynia Feb.

9 Hikokane Maru, LB-9 Black Warrior Mitsubishi Line Yokohama Feb. VESSELS ARRIVING TODAY Vessel, Berth From Operator Destination To Sail Asterit Anc Yokohama Terrvlm Corp Indefinite Besseggen LB-24 Port Albernl Canadian Port Albernl Feb. 11 Ciuoad de Bogota LB-13, San Fran. Grancolombiana Line Acapulco Feb. 10 Colina 238 Estero Bay Socony Mobil Oil, Estero Bay Feb.

10 Chevron 97 El Segundo Standard Oil Co San Diego Feb. 9 Desplna C. LB-29 Yokohama Yamashlta Line Yokohama Feb. 12 Ionian Trader 164 Boston Univ. Sea Carr'n Feb.

10 Kvoyu Maru Anc Corinto NYK Line Yokohama Feb. Portmar, LB-25 Baltimore Celmar Line Portland Feb. 12 Powell River LB-52 Powell River Can. Gulf Line Powell River Feb. 11 Republlca del Ecaudor, LB-17, Sallna Cruz Grancolombiana Line, S.

Fran. Feb. 10 Truth Anc Jucaro Cambcrley SS Co. Saigon Feb. 9 Varda LB-31 afac.

Orient Exp. Line, Manila Feb. 11 Grey Master LB-18, Buenaventura Xraneolombiana Line, S. Fran. Feb.

11 Balls 173 Seattle Seawavs Shipping Co. Gdynia Feb. 10 VESSELS SAILED YESTERDAY (TO 4 p.m.) Vessel From Berth Hawaiian Farmer Honolulu Galatia (Lib.) Rotterdam 4:55 a.m. Pardo (Br.) Antwerp 6:50 a.m. Charles S.

Jones (Tkr.) Portland 3:55 p.m. Isle Fritzen (Ger.) Callao LOCATION OF BERTHS Outer Harbor, 34 to 73; San Pedro, 74 to 98; West Basin, 101 to 143; Wilmington. 150 to 205; Terminal Island, 206 to 241; Long Boach, Pier A-l to LB-101. DaSpan links centralized electronic data processing systems, like this RCA 501, with numerous remote locations. After data has been processed, DaSpan speeds it back to branch facilities for immediate utilization.

Fernando Los Angeles. Dr. James A. Marsh has been appointed corporate Electro. Specialty Laboratory Now in New Addition Electronic Specialty systems laboratories division vice president of engineering, William 'H.

Burgess, president, reported. Dr. Marsh, who Joined Electronic Specialty in 1959 when the -company acquired Systems Laboratories Corp. of which he was president, IvlOA DaSpan new digital data communications system for computers, combining low cost, speed, versatility and accuracy has moved into a new addition at the company's technical laboratory, 5121 San is also a member of the board. Bendix Computer INDUSTRIAL TIE SALES FINANCING to Add to Plant Bendix Aviation computer division plans to build a manufacturing plant adjacent.

to the division's headquarters in Los Angeles at 5630 Arbor Vitae St. Talk to Takott and expects to increase mar keting facilities by 50 dur-' ing 1960. The new manufacturing facility will increase the size of the main Los Angeles plant by 70. The expan I seseiits atei 110 le. Spring SI, Im Anessss Cietj mum mbi sion is part of a continuing whether by telephone or telegraph lines, has built-in accuracy control features necessary to the data processing operation.

Economical punched-paper tape is used at both ends of the transmission line and as inputoutput for the data processing system. RCA DaSpan printing devices can be used to print orders, requisitions, schedules, bills, reports, etc. from paper tape. RCA DaSpan is the ideal solution to the problems of scattered facilities, management's need for up-to-the-minute facts, improved customer service and coordinating multiple EDP installations at low cost. Here is another major advance in EDP from the company whose superior facilities and experience have cuhninated in- a long list of data processing advances.

In fact, wherever industry depends for its future on better control, on improved customer service and on last-minute information from every part of an operation, RCA DaSpan will open new avenues to profits and smoother functioning. For complete information, address: 10 New RCA Communications System for electronic data processing scores major breakthrough in low cost data automation. Provides tighter management control, better customer service, and offers opportunity for savings in operating expense. The world leader in electronic communications, RCA has engineered a long-sought step forward in EDP-oriented, high-speed communications. New RCA 'DaSpan transmits and receives digital information over telephone providing truly integrated data automation, even when coast-to-coast distances separate your computer location from your warehouses, factories or sales offices.

Furthermore, where there are several data processing systems at different locations, RCA DaSpan can knit them into one integrated system. Because telephone lines are employed, on a toll-call or lease basis, RCA DaSpan can serve all your automation and EDP needs at high speed and with great economy. Where communications of slower speeds will suffice, RCA DaSpan can also be supplied for use on telegraph lines. RCA DaSpan, INTEREST I 1 iCi PER ANNUM fAID QUARTERLY $10 to $10,000 program brought about because of increased sales and the favorable outlook for the computing industry during the next five years, Maurice W. Horrell, general manager reported.

ACCEPTABLE Thrift by Mail VVI FAY THE POSTAGE Columbia; THRIFT A IOAN CORPORATION I960 I I I I 1x17 in ijtj iud, rteoixi I I I CADILLACS FOR LEASE Immediately Nil UAH M0NTH Ta I lieensa UcluDef MARTIN AUTO LEASING la affiliate at Mertie Metar RADIO CORPORATION of AMERICA ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING DIVISION CAMDEN 2, NEW JERSEY lumariMi CMlillac-eiia Diilu SS I 102a Wilstttr. Santa Monica UP. 1-7071 v. t..

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