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The Journal Herald from Dayton, Ohio • 33

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Dayton Area Business Briefs JOURNAL HERALD JJ Thursday, Jury 22, 196? Dayton, Ohn Business Potpourri limn in Standard Register Profits Up Sharply Work Star Is On Addition A I Acroveni By Brainard Piatt Journal Herald Buiineu Editor 1365 and a sharp increase in nrnfita J. C. Hamhy has been promoted to staff manager of the Da ton North district -of fire of the National Lite anil Arridenf Insurance cnmpitny, transferrin; from the Dayton South office tiene- inenwa.v. has been named manager of the Dayton branch of DITTO being moved here from sales representative in Kvansville, Ind. John Liii'lirs, an accountant with the inilale corporation The Standard Register com- M.

A. Spayd. board chairman pany yesterday reported a Rain and chief executive officer, in sales for the first half of said total profits were up 36.7 TIQUA The Aerovent Fan company h.ts started construc per rent to or 92 cents a sharp. The consolidated sales of the Dayton firm rose 4.4 per cent to $35,862,118. Spayd said figures for the same period of 1964.

which ended June 30, were in sales; or 67 cents per share in earnings. At yesterday's meeting, directors declared a dividend of 20 cents a share, payable Sept. 10 to holders of record Aug. Spayd reported construction of the new plant at Middlebury, Vt. is on schedule, that installation of equipment will start in late 1965 so that production can start in early 1966.

Second quarter figures contributed to the sains recorded for the six months. They Net. sales of $17,817,031 yielding net income of $860,024 or 40 cents a share, compared to 19fil's jieldinc income of $840,698 or 40 cents a share. tion of a plant expansion that Swill add 25,000 square feet of i manufacturing floor space. Martin W.

Bauer, vice president and general manager, said the addition will boost Aerovent's production capacity by 25 pet-cent. The new building is designed i primarily to handle the firm's jgrowing sales of air make-up junits and gas fired door, air for three years, has been placed in charge of co-ordinating dealer-plant relations for the mobile home manufacturer He is a University of Dayton graduate The Diivtun I'ower Light com-puny will make all electric building awards at a luncheon today-at. the Dayton Inn to the Club Motel, MS7 West Third street; Acc-In-The-llole cocktail lounge, 1510 North Main and Beaver Mas-mic Temple, 7100 Dayton-Xenia road. The award recognizes commercial enterprise which have met high standards of electrical excellence Niirtiiiin Williams has been named tlnlin I.iipIiis -x-yi- New UHF Channel Sought By Kittyhawk Broadcasting Kittyhauk Broadcasting corporation has filed an application to operate a commercial television station on channel .16, Hie frequency one slated by Hie Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to be the educational outlet for the Dayton area. Kenneth D.

Caywood, executive vice president and secretary of the Kittyhawk firm, said that the FCC reallocated channels for the Dayton area early in June and that educational TV is now assigned to channel 45 here. Temporary Work To Be Done? Use the "Reliables" from Man' power. leading, warehouse work, general labor. One man or a crew on short notice work as long as yon need them. Call now.

MANPOWER THE VEHY iEST IN TEMPORARY HELP 224-7663 healer.s. The facility is beinj erected on land adjacent, to other AeroveW buildings and is expeoled to be completed and in full production by early fall. The company already has hired 25 new employes who are in a training program, calculated to start producing when the building and equipment, is available. Involved in the construction are Robert R. Oltlman, Sidney, general contractor; Versailles Electric of Versailles, and Piqua Steel, Hunter and Harris, Mar-dem Plumbing, Schelle all of Georse Biersack, director of by McCall's as night superintendent of the letterpress division, and Harry Patrick, foreman, has been promoted to superintendent of the West Multi-Color pressroom Robert 9, Simons has been dented to 1he board of directors of the Montgomery County Building Loan association replacing Roy K.

Hale, Realtor, who has retired. Simons is president and general manager of Simons Cadillac, Inc. Shlrly Rlonnifiehl, has been named manager of shoe department at the Bargain Barn, 4517 Linden avenue Four Dayton advertising officials will in the sixth annual Ohio Retail Advertising Workshop July 28 and 29 in Columbus. William Duncan, basement advertising manager of the Rike-Kuniler company, will speak on "Writing Advertising Copy." Michael Hennesy, Cassano and Mom Donisi, Kings, will speak on "More Restaurant Sates Through Richard 1). Bracleoieyer, native of Troy and jiiversity of Dayton graduate, has been named assistant Denver zone manger for Top Value Stamps Milton A.

Murks of Mark Travel Service has been named 1o -represent. American Society of Travel Agents on the Industry Subcommittee on International Travel and will attend a White House conference starting Nov, 29 i Cecil Swank of 704 Salem avenue has earned membership in the National Mutual Insurance group's President's club and will attend the meeting next week in San Juan. ''-t Al Dinwiddle, formerly associated with Si- Realty, has opened offices in the Third National building lo be known as AUhn Realty. He has spent 15 years in the construction and realty business and WLW-D are alrady on the air. If Kirtyhawk's application is approved by the FCC, no more commercial channels will be available here, The corporation has also applied for an AM radio station which would be combined with the television operation, Caywood said last night: Both would be based in Kettering, 4 Caywood said that no definite programming plans had been made for the television station but: that the corporation in its FCC application proved lo he an independent station, This would mean that would have no network affiliation.

the Miami Valley Educational Television foundation, expressed disappointment, last nifthl; thai a commercial station was applying for channel 16. "We would prefer channel 16," Biersack explained, "because the lower the frequency the better. It's an electronic fart." "They (Ihe FCC) gave the commercial broadcasters the break," Caywood said. "This is not to say that channel 45 is not: a good channel." Channel 16 is an ultra high frequency outlet: and would he the second UHF station to go on the air in the Dayton area. Channel 22 began broad-caitmg lasl year, Two very high frequency (UHF) channels assigned to Dayton, WHIO-TV Construction and Permanent Financing for Homes, Commercial and Industrial Buildings, FHAY A CONVENTIONAL LOANS.

Origins, tors of over $450,000,000 of mortgage financing. GEM CITY SAVINGS BLOC, 4 N. MAIN ST. PHONE 223-81811 OFFICES IN CLEVELAND. COLUMBUS.

CINCINNATI. DAYTON. TAMPA Ruick Dealer In Germany ROCIUJM, Went Germany J. S. Darin left, of Darin Ruirk Co.

in Dayton, innpectn an Opel Karl pit itt the Adam Opel plant here with plant manager A. A. Cunningham. Darin and name 40 Ruirk-Oprl denlrrn recently Inured Opel manufacturing farilitirn. Opel Kadetlx are built in Went C.ermany by Ceneral Motor and distributed in the United State through nelrcted Ruirk dealer.

American Exchange 1 vr.ro VriBC ilPiFnllrvvinc. p'it list of transactions on the Amrtcin HOCK tixenangs BrownEn .20 A RrowTiFB .40 Bruce EL BSK Buell Indus! BunkHill 1.20 SalM Ihd.l His-h jntf Bunk Ramn Eurgmas Burma Mine Burr JP ,20 BullersSh le Net (hrl.) Hlth Ln Last ht. 3 13 L' 12 2 2.V'. 2f''i 25'- 't 10 10', 10f ion 2 2. 2U 2' 2 4 2ft II, 41 5" 'i 4 1l' HU: UH 3-lS 3-I6 3, 3 -k i it, ir ll'i i 23 t.9V:i"i in 5 13V 13V 1.V 2 3'i 3'.

3' 4 42 4', 4 4 xl S'' S' 14 2 2 Amex Prices Slip Again NEW YORK-1 API --Prifpi on the American Stock E-rhangi? declined generalJy in moflera-t. trading. Volume of .1.19 million shares was about the same as Tuesday. Banff Oil was active and off .1 31 fi at 5 l1fi. Svnrpx lost 2 Computer Science o4, Mirror Aluminum.

2, Plannins Research 1 34 and A. C. Gilbert 1 ll. r. lit ro.se 1 and Driver-Harris 138.

Of 750 issues -traded, 343 declined and 167 advanced. Caldoi- 1.01 Calcomp CameoRcr A Campbl Chih C'ampMch 40 Can So Pet 1J MSI 5-16 1-16 I 13-16 13-16- 9' 31 32 121 It SO 13 4: 17'S CdnExp Cl-0 Cdn Homestd Cdn CdnMarc Cdn Sup Oil Cdn Williston Carnatnn 1.20 Caro PL p(5 17 74 1051 7I 'll6 105': Carpenter 9' 10.V l.V 7'i l'i 17 7', im Castle .4" Catalin 15e CBK lnd CCI Corp Ml I A 1 1 1 IV 1 I 1 IV sf Cen Sec 17ne Cenlury Geo JltJTl, JL SW WUTUWCI Centryln Champ 64 ChartOil Chelsealn .4 Enl ,2 MU1IFF1LIK Aemt H3.mil 1 4'. I Acm Mi 5 AeroistG 52 IS' Aeronca 2 R' Aresot Tech I 20 3D1. I Aileen tnc B'a AirpPkA 2 13'i, lb, Aii'work 4' 4't AiaxMae 93 Alan Wd 1- 1 29' 'i Alaska Airl -V 4', i AllAmEn MM 7i 7-. All btaProp 1.2 i WS A) leg Airlln- 24 S'i AitesCoi-p wt- 't '4 d'i Allied Art 8 2 2 2 i AUiedCon 14 3 S'i Allied Pap 2S 11', II AHoyfUn 11.

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Andy Gd -Vt 2 5 AlWLWl 8" S'i'- 1 AnsWup 2 11', ll'i Ar.iUl Co 2 21 2Vv 4- AnlPools I Vt 5' S'i i Aoache 12- 12" 12. APJ Inst .30 7 9' -r is APL: Corp 7 7 7 AooUo Indust 4 'i AtmPw 50 94-' 'i '-Z Aatu Chem 5- ll'i 11 tnc 24 5', 5 4 ArSLGw 19 42'i 41 '4 I Aiamera Oil 95 l' 1 -1N-M AssdBa by 2 121 i 12 1 Assd La unit 2 2'i AssdOil It-G- 37 4'4 4'st: i Astrodala a 32'- Atr-o Chem 3 2'i 2 2i 4-: AticoKin 1 in'i A' Researcll 7'i 1ij All Thrift 17 i Xt AllasMin 4 9 i 9 AllasCoip wl 25 15-IR i 't vjAtlan Sew 2 'i 'i-MS; Audio 3S 11- 12', I- Aurora PI .30 2.V 2.V-, 2.V, AutSUPd t2 Ui AVT Cp i 0'i 1 i viAvien Inr 2 -V "t-'i-. Avis lnd .20 Wi 10; l.i" fi' 7 1 17'i 7' 14H 2. 9" 3US 12 i'g I-. 1-' 10 Cen Pl wood i Gen Store I Gen SupMI.1.

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1 -I sji 'i: 6' R'i 2- 2 3 14', 11 1, 23 12', 12', 4' 16 5 15 11 i 05 7'J 4 3V 7'i, 7'i -IS' 17-' IS Cinerama Circuit Foil Gotham 1. 21 Gi Am Inrli True, high pctformance, extra quiet mufflprs with heavy steel shell and oval flow design. An unusual value and this low, low price includes installation. urn how you 5Avt: REGULARLY PRICED AT 1420 VALUE OF COUPON 2 6', 15 It's 13' in n' 10 3', 4'. 1-64 V'i lit', 50 1 23 37 13''i 3- ln 11' 7 1 to 21 4 4 to 13 1R 12 4 12 3 4 37S 1 .1 5 a .1 4 4' I 1 79 3 3 Gl Kas Pel GtLake Bowl GtLak Chem Greer Hd Grow Ch GTI C'nrp Guard Ch LSI Gulf Am Ld 1 Gulf Sulphur Gullon Indus Clarostat CohurnCr Cohu El 10J! Coleman Co 1 ColonSd Coml Met ComwL'n Commun Di, Comm Pis i't Compi Shoe CompuDyne Compul AppL ComputS .12 tender Corp Conduct mp ConMnj ConNtShA 0 ConOllG .121 ConRo.val .50 Cont Aviat Cont Mater Cont Tel .40 Cooper.lar .40 Coronet Cotl Corp .21 Countrtll I'.

1-61 50', 6'i 23', 37 3 M'i li vni i A 1 1 9)20 PAY ONLY 21 H'4 24 5'. 1 955 thru 1964 Ford ll'i 24 6 3-1, 3s i 1.1 38 '4 12 3-. 4 5 1 2 othrr rr al fevi enmparahle prtre, R'l -TIB Amer ,25 Hall Lamp Handlemn SO Ham Cp 'i Harnisch 1.20 Hartford El 2 Harvard lnd 44 Hnrv Rim .24 Hastings i Hazel Bish Hrad Ski Cn Heinicke lust. HelenaR. .1.30 i.

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40 D.vnalecirn I3-I64-1 1,6 S6 3-IS 4 5', 1 2 tw' Bowline Corp Bowmar Inst Bovsw .20 BradFoot 10 Bradford .30 B'-az Trac Breeze C'vp -Brentud fin BrltACrms .4 rSrAmTh Pet, RrnwnCo 4- Vi's IIS 14-, 5 3 5 6', fi'l 'i NEVER. A CHARGE FOR INSTALLATION! 1 St3-6R131S13-lSJ-1 3 1 1 4 3 6 17 3 3M 6s. S'. 6-4 12', 12'. 12.

::3 I tnipChm Indian Hd ivl tnd El Hard Induslnst InlanrtCr .271 tnt Riewpi IntHold 3.17g Internntl Ind tnt nil Gas lnl Prndui'ts IntStrlch .200 Inlcrphoio ,10 Inles Oil I tnv Properly Inv Roy I tprn Hop i IrvingAlr .701 Isram Corp 3 '4 4', -33', .11 '4 71, in', 4 17'4 7's 3', 1'- 11' 13 11 in'i, 9 1 17', III', It 7f. I a ll'i 7'i IS-', II i in-, 9 4 17'4 10', i See-Through Clear Plastic Covers BRAKE OVERHAUL COMPLETE SYSTEM 4S. Grain Range Scheih .64 Kast Air Dev F.aatCan ,40 Kasln Sla CP KaznrKxp .40 Ki'kerdDg .40 Kdo Coi'p .32 Khrenirh .51 Eitel MnCull Klco Cp 1.41f 7'. l'i 5 35', 2P JO'S 0', 7', 21', 8 7 35', n-(, 20 101, 21 VI 211', 10'i 7, 25', rrevlniK CHICAGO (API-Open Huh Clwe HHtll I New 1 43-. 1 tiiei'trr i 'in Fayco'i famoiu CRYSTAL clear plastic keeps ymtr fat's seats showroom new and lets their beauty shorn through.

Practical, too, They clean easily. 1.45', 130' 1.45 1.46 t.32 1.52't I ImrJs Cewrwits fcen May roid -4 1 3', 13. I I 1.51' JJoyeo xperlj Will; InsLjll dot, ett8 IhirUiomfs (4 wheels) Rebuild brake cylinders htiy Resmlsre 11 b' dtums Repack front wheel twingi Check mdsler cylinder Check power b'ske uml, grease ms Clew entire b'k assembly B'eed, flush and refill hyd'iuNt systeit 4 13 I l) 4 i 'Mf. PlaMtes Glasi 1 LPet t' lnd 1 Ri 10 Ji.ipiler Cp Mend, pii 3'' 6 4 1.43', I', ON ALL CS l'i a 1095 1.31' 1.30', 1.14 1.4.V, 1.30', 1 2-'i 1.341.1 l.U' 1.21' 1.24' 10 100 1 30', 1W, tlArixn Kl Assist .111 El Comm .20 Pleel: Missile Elect Res A ElMron .32 El-Tronic EmpDEI Endevro Co EouityCp 13f Epuity ef 3 Erie forte Esouire 30 EssevCh Itf Llj-Hol-m Cp E.sou I'orm rut SEI i 4. -K- 32'i 3 1 ion 3 46'i 14'.

3'i 8' 4 1' 4,1 linn 4 Adjust b'akss tor precise pedal reservs Road test car to cheek bakwj; eft- All prices include expert installation IN ion 12' 3', 46', lt 14', 3'i 3'i 7UI De--rORN t)e 'JMar f)4T Man Mar i'i 3 tij 161, 1.6 'l 14'i 7 i it 21'' 8M 16', 16-': r( U', ii'' -F- I'M', X.Wt 1.2', 1.24'i 7i-, 6f 71 70'i 1 IS't 1.16 1,21. 1.34 tal 66' i 6S', 71 70. 1.13'. 1 16', 13', 6', 1 24 1 3 8', 3" is', -S' 32', 3 8-16 i 1. 'M'i 1.121, 1.24', 71', 7', 7 70' 1.14', 1.17' 121'j 1.24' 1.24' 2, 2' 2 74 2.511 2,45 S.S' 7 5', 16', 1' 14J 27'-, 11', 4 3' 5 10'S I't 13 'n Wt Ind Kaltman Kane Miller Kaneh PL 10 25 Kau'Bd Ch Keller Indii't.

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1 11 10 1 33 VH I 13', 1613 KEOWEE ST. AT STANLEY AVE. BA-4-1631 Open 9 A.M.-9 P.M.; Sat. 9-6 3DIQ FAR HILLS AVE. AT DOROTHf LANE A2C8-7295 OPEN DAILY EXCEPT MONDAY and FRIDAY 'TIL 8:30 TnVBtA.NS 6 3'.

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11 'a 35 18 30 NO DOWN PAYMENT! MILES OF CREDIT AT RAYCOl son (I is 3S S.5S 57 2.7"' 2.71 3.481 2.43'. 2.47', 2.50-h 2.33 '4 933 20 8.61) t.M 1.58 13 on 4.30 1.80 tn.fifl OS S1.S4 K4J S22 S.6,'1 60 3 62 Mi -fep Pee "t1an War "May IN. Ii, ii 7'i G- 11 2' LsTuy Radio Lake LaMaur Lamh tndut LeatePlnl ,10 Lse Filter LehighPrs ,44 Leno Inn LesheF A 0 LevilW-S .30 L'hKah Ldy Lvnn 50 Lithium Am Lithowa Vi 1 12. 1' 5 ll'i 1J" 60 20'. 2 19'.

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