Dayton Daily News from Dayton, Ohio • 22

i 66 v-U DAYTON DAILY NEWS is Wednesday, June 9, 1871 New York Stock Exchange NEW YORK fUPli S.laderl ttorlta an ConCan 1.60 11 1 8 8 Lyke Young the New York Slock Exchongt. RomHa 1.60 Rohr Cp .80 Hoover 1.20 HousLP 1.32 Howmet .70 7 30 32 32 32 42 42 42- 14 15 15V 15- V4 -M- -A- Glamours Lead Newest Slide ContlOII 1 Contrl Data CornGI 2a CoxBrdc .30 CPCIntl 1.70 RoyalCC .54 Royl 1.04b SoliKhds) High Low Last Cho. AcmeMk 1 13 54' S4 MM Vt MacyR.H 1 Mad Fd Magnay 1.20 Mar Oil 1.60 Marcor .80 Idaho 1.60 50 39'i 39 39 30 35 35 35 V. 178 61 40'4 61 17 254 253 253-l 23 28' 28 28 37 36 36 36 Vt 3 38 '4 38 3B 4 46 13'4 13 12 4 34 344 34 34 7 17'4 17 17 Vt 19 11 11 11 608 39 39 39 -Va 30 17 Safewy 1.30 StJoMin Vi StReqls 1.60 Sander Asso Sang Ele .40 i 30 30 17 17 17 I 38 38 41 34 36'i 49 13 13 Addrel Admiral Cp AetnaLf 1 40 AlrPrd Air Rd 188 45 45 1', 51 20Va 19'i 20 52 564k 5oH- Vi 3 55i 55', 55'a V. 13 25'4 25 25 4 14H 14 Vi 23 22 22 22- Va 38 36- VI 13 sai- ina 1.00 Schnlev 1.40 BRITISH EXECS BOOK ON PAY LONDON -Iff) -Salaries of British business executives rose 20.2 per cent In the year ending in February, a research organization reported today.

Associated Industrial Consultants, Ltd. said this was 11.2 per cent more than the cost of living increase in the same period. It said this was the highest rate of inflation in any Industrial country except Japan and the Netherlands. 105 47 47 47 Vt 1.60 CrowcllC 4k CrownZ 1.20 Cudahy 5k Curtlst Wrf CyprusMn 1 -D-DanRlver DanaCp l'4 Dart In 17 56 56 56- 10 1 41 41 24 16 16 16 191 49 49 49V4- 51 38 37 31 39 34- 34 34 15 35 35 35' 17 35 35 35 49 22 22 17 10 10 9 40 40 40'7- 10 30 30 30'a 4 37 37 37'i 4 29 29 291a 139 35 35 35- 58 42 41 421 61 20 20 20'a- 20 22 22 22 ScherPIo .90 -im 2IVt AllegCp AlcanAlun 1 AllgLud 1.40 Allg Pw 1.36 Alld Ch 1.20 AllledSI 1.40 AliitCh MarMid 1.70 MarshF 1.10 MartMr 1.10 Massey Fer MayDS 1.60 MayerOl .60 Maytag 1.10 McCror 1.20 McDnD McGr 1.40 McGHIl .60 ideaiBai .60 IllCenln 1.14 III Pwr 2.20 Imperial Cp INA Cp 1.40 Ing Rand 2 Inland Stl 2 inspCopper 2 I 5.20 IntHarw 1.40 Intl Mining InNlckl 1.60 Int Pap 1 Itek Corp -J- 24 41 41 41V2 14 682 311 308 310-2 8 8 8 32 32' 32'4- 14 42V4 42 42li 4. 14 39 it NEW YORK Glamour issues paced a stock market decline today for the second straight session.

XV JV't ZVV2 29 V4 28 10 9 10 6 26'j 26 M'a Vi 24 20 mSy 20', 43 31j 31 31 'J 22 36 36Va 36Va Vt 9 16 15 1514- 49 63V4 61', 62 1 61 "68 67 67 -IV4 45 43') 43 43- 14 42 3314 33V. 33V, 14 I lb l't IB Alcoa 1.80 IIM J7t 34 Trading was moderate. Am Hss ABrand 2.20 DoycoC 1.14 DayPUt 1.66 Deere 2 DelMnt 1.10 Dennlsn .60 DetEdis 1.40 63 37 36 36 159 48 46 48l 18 25 24 25 51 47 46 46 Vt 10 25 25 25- 32 32 32 32 Vt The noon Dow Jones aver" 227 43 40 42 Schlum 1.40 SCM Corp Scott Papr 1 Sears 1.40 ShellOII 2.40 Sierra Pc .80 SlgnalCo .60 Simm Co .80 SlngerC 2.40 2 SoCalEd 1 SouthCo 1.26 SoNatG 1.40 SouPaclflc 2 So Rallw 3 SowstPS .74 SpRand Am Aim .80 A Brest 1.20 Am Can 2.20 23 104 104 104 3 110 110 10 23 16 16' 16 XI3 23 23' 23Vt Vt 76 45 44 44' 24 37 37 37 14 43 23 23 23 36 40 40 40 20 18 18 18 Vt 4 16 16 16 Vt 43 27 27V2 27 Vt 42 27 27 27 10 80 79 79 Vt 9 119 119i 119 22 20 20'j 20- Vt 49 24 24 24 49 92 91 92 Vt 35 45 45V 45- 2 17 17 17 27 19 19 19 Vt 9 34 34 34 Vt 38 72 72 72- 39 52 51 51 59 29 29 29- Vt 45 22 22 22 3 54 54 54 40 3934 39 39- 13 73 73 73 24 12 12 12-Vt 189 33 32 33- X35 25 25 25 50 75 74 75 54 44 44 44 Vt 1 8 8 8- Vt 83 59 58 5834- 30 62 61 61 107 77 76 77 29 90 89 90 Va 35 45 44 45 3 35 35 35- 17 67 67 673A 4 54 54 54 19 12 12 12 '4 12 38 38 38- 40 m't 2U 20 34 22Vi 21 21- Am van 1'4 2 49 49 49- 4 21 21 21 Vj 30 41 40 41 Vt IS 42 41 41- 1 20 20 20- 8 24i4 24 24a 113 114 113 114- volume was 3.3 million shares, against 3.6 Monday. Like the Big Board, the Amex list was hit hard 631 declines to '254 advances. The Amex index finished down .14 at 25.93.

59 115 114 114 AmElee 1.70 Am Export MeadCorp I Memorex Merck .20 Inc MldSoU 1.02 1.65 MlnnPI 1.30 Mobil 01 2.60 Mohsco 1.10 Monogram Monsan 1,80 Motorola .60 Jontzen .60 JeflPllot .88 JohnMv 1.20 JohnJn JpnLogn .80 Jones Jostens .70 3 87 87 87- I 19 19 19 AmHolst .40 19 54 54 54'4 8 29 29 29 62'4 61 410. I'. uiam snm 1 Dlebold .40 DlsneyW .20 DlstSea 1.20 DrPeppr .40 DomeMn .80 Dow Ch 2.70 Dresser 1.40 DukePr 1.40 DuPont 2b 58 58 9 14 14 14- 14 A Horn 1.70 AmHosp .26 32 44 44V4 4414 64 39Va 39'a Va 130 35 35 35- 59 27', 27', 27'7 14 41 8 8Va Va 12' 12 12- Vt 52 77 TlVt 77- 'A 4 2 32 32 32 30 35 35 35 43 6 6 6- 44 39 39 39 28 25 25 25- 23 24 24 24 Vt 481 44 444 444 5 5 5 5 28 15 15 15 14 4 32 31 31- saurea -K- 57 55 55 55- 6 35 35 35 18 11 11 11- 232 47 46 47 84 82 81 82- 9 43 43 43 4 23 23 23'a Vt 35 35 35 Vt 66 100 99 99 19 33 33 33 81 22 22 22 69 141 140 140V4- 23 22 22 22 35 14 14i 14 V2-V4 Squibb Brnd 1.60 Kalser Al 1 Awerut 1.40 Amer Motor AmNGs 2.20 A Smelt 1.90 Am Stnd .40 2.60 Am Zinc Co MtFuel 1.80 MtStTel 1.36 13 32 31 31- 39 39 39- DuqneL 1.66 Dynamic Cp Std Kollsmn KC So Ind 2 StOICal 2.80 MurpCo 1.20 age of 30 industrials was off 2.41 at .112.80. It had been off 3.14, ho weve an hour earlier. LOSERS rolled up a margin of more than 2 to I among issues traded on the New York Stock Exchange.

The embraced the steel electronics, utilities, totvferrous metals, chemicals, rails, airlines, tobaccos and building materials. Drugs a 23 23 -E- StdOInd 2.30 -N- Std NJ 1.80b Lockheed Loan AmOTBK .60 AMF Ine .90 Kan ge 1.44 KanPLt 1.38 Kelsy-H 1.30 Kenmetl ,80 Kennecott 2 KerrMc 1 KlddeW 2l Nabisco 220 NatAIrl 1 StdOhlo 2.70 SterlDrg .80 StewWn 1.80 Ampex Cp EascoCp .90 Eastern Air EostKod la Eaton 1.40 EIPasoNG 1 EltraCp 1.20 Natcash .72 Airman .70 21 14 23't- 82 40-l 20 25 39- 1 25 25 25 X40 42 41 41- 4 23 23 23 29 34 33 33- 19 140 140 140 3 27 26 26- 8 59 58 58- 9 64 64't 64 18 31 31 31 Vt 13 50 50 50- 14 17 25 25 25'a-Va 254 47 47 47- 35 17 17 17- 70 26 26 26- 25 23 23 23Va- Vt 1 21 21V4 92 23'2 23 120 82't 81 42 40 40 232 20't 19 6 25 25 3 39 39 24 25 25 Anacon NatDlstll. .90 Natl Gen .20 33 39 39 39', it 27 18 18 18 20 37 37 37 50 20 20 20- 30 12'j 12V4 12 146 IB 17 17- 29 36'4 35 35- 13 23 23'4 23V4-14 81 72 7IV4 71-1 KLM 2.22d KnghtN Kopper 1.60 NatGyp 1.05 NatSteel 2 Natomas .25 13 41Vi 41 4 14 Z5 ApecoC Armeo Stl 1 ArmsCk .10 Ashl Oil 1.20 AtlRlchfld 2 Atlas Corp Avco Corp 184 94 92 93Vi 2 20 20 20- Vt Packard Supports Kratico 1.70 23 42 42 42- 2 37 36 36 KresgeS .50 Nev.Pw 1.24 Newberry 1 61 tiVt 8514 8512 48 JV2 3 3 1 2034 20 20- 4 1 'a 41 41 15 14 14 14 14 30 23 22 3 147 17 17 1711- Kroger 1.30 Avnet 50 13 13 lJVi-vi Ntngu 1.54 NlagMo 1.10 NL Indust 1 XI 36 35 36 1 4 15 15 15 39 20 20 20- 56 45 4411 45 Vi -B- 10 NorfolkWs XI 10 9 9 14 76 75 75 LearSle .20 LehigPC .40 75 41 40 41- NOARk 1.20 53 29 28 2B 14 37 42 41 41 V4 16 17 49- NoNtGs 2.60 bssxinr 1.20 Ethyl Cp .84 ExCellO V4 Faberge .40 FactorM .60 Falrch Cam Falrlnd Fairmont 1 FarahMf .44 FerroCp .70 Flrestn 1.60 Fleming ,50 FllntkoteC 1 FloPwr 1.68 FdFalrS .90 FordMt 2.40 ForMck .80 FreptMn .80 Fruehuf 1.70 19 51 50 50-: 91 25 25 25 19 11 10 11 16 15 19 17 17 49 49 49 7 7 8 53 53 160 13 13 139 31 31 IZ'I 12 12 44 32 32 32- 7 NOStPW 1.70 NwBan 1.40 Norton SI SI From Doily Nwt Wirt Strvlctt WASHINGTON Deputy Secretary of Defense David Packard said today he sees no way Lockheed Aircraft Corp. can avoid bankruptcy if a government loan guarantee is not provided. Lenm 1.10 LlbbyOwn 2 Libby McNI Llgg My 2 Ling Temco Littnln 2i 2 3512 35 35ii 4 54 54 54 KM 4T3 41 4l'4 53 7 16 16 16 Vt 156 39 39 39- 1 24 24 24 20 51 51 51 5 12t 12 12 158 26 26 261 37 43 43 43- 7 18 18 18 62 63 62 62- 21 70V4 70 70 Vt 102 28 27 27 119 27 27) 27 169 35 35 35 28 43 43'a43-Va 10 36 36 36 144 18 18 18 21 117 117 117 Va 66 55 55 55 22 30 30 30-t 9 1034 10 10 Vt 19 25 25 25 23 39 38 38Va 1 83 16 16 16- 107 45 45 45 124 30 30 30 1 29V4 29 29 2 39 39 39 57 1034 10 10 27 38 38 13- .50 BakerOII .70 Bangor Pun Bath Ind .20 BeatFd 1.16 Beckm BeechAr .60 .60 Bendlx 1.60 Benguet Inc, Beth Stl 1.20 .88 Boeing .40 23 IvVj 19 19- 31 Lockheed 52 11 11 11 Loews CD 1 SI SZ 51 51 1 19 37 37 374 21 7 7 7 68 21 21V4 2V4-V4 25 70 70'A 70Vi Va 8 20 20'2 .20 137 51 49 511 35 33 33 33 10 24 24 24- In an appearance before the Lone Ind 1 LoneSG 1.24 Lou Nash 4a 62 24 24 241j- Senate Banking Committee, 45 tin 3V 3 4 I44V2 144 144 124 22 21 22 Vt StudeW 1.20 Sun Oil Co 1 SunshMn .52 Swift Co .70 -T- Tandy- Corp Teledynt 3k Teneco 1.32 Texaco 1.60 TexETr 1.52 TxGasT 1.52 TxGuSul .60 Tex Instr .80 TexUtll 1.92 Textron .90 Thlokol .40 ThrlftyD .70 Tlmken 1.80 Transom .55 TranUn 1.20 Trans Air TrICon 1.39b TRW Inc la 20thCen Fox -u- UAL Incorp UnCarbide 2 Un Elec 1.28 UnOCal 1.60 UnPac Cp 2 Uniroyal .70 Alrcr 1.80 UnBrand .30 UtdCorp .50 US Gypsm 3 US Indus .60 USPIyCh .84 USSmlt USSteel 2.40 USTob 1.20 UtdUtlllt .92 UnlvOII .40 Uplohn 1.60 UtahCon .60 6 42 42 42 14 Lucky Str 1 LuknsStl .80 OccldPetr 1 Ogden Corp Ohio Ed 1.54 OklaGE 1.24 OklaNG 1.24 OllnCorp .88 Omark In 41 Or Rock 1.20 Otis El Co 2 Outbord 1 OwenCF .75 Owenlll 1.35 iJI SV1 Jj'i 34'4 I 4U'4 20 Z0 25 27 27Va 27 51 18 17 18 -'4 25 14 14 14 20 29', 29Vt 2" Vt Ponderosa Doubles It 4J'a 43 43 1 48 48 48 4 25 43 42 42 06 30 ZV'l 30 3 36 36 35 3 14 14'A I4V4 35 11 11 llV4- 2 63 63 63- Vt 86 63 63 63 51 14 14 14 I 41 40 40 74 32 32 32 -P- GAC Cp .80 GAF Cp .40 GamSk 1.30 Gannett .48 GnAOII Gen Dynam Gn Elec 1.40 GnFood 1.40 Gen HostCp Gen Instr 2k GenMllls .96 GnWot 1.70b GPubU 1.60 American Exchange BolseCat .25 Borden 1.20 BorgWr IV4 Bosf Ed ,2.34 Bournj Inc Bronlff Airy Briggs 2.40a BrisMy 1.20 BritPet BrnShoe l'y Brunswk .12 BucyEr 1.20 Budd Comp BulovaW .60 Burl Ind 1.40 Burl No Burrghs .60 PacGas 1.64 202 59 57 59V2 89 38 38 3B 5 18 18 18' 53 27 27 27- PacLtC 1.60 Earnings PacPet PacPwr 1.28 11 ZY't 2944 28 34 34 34 101 83 83 83 96 37 36 37 67 48 4B34 48J Vt 57 18 18 18 59 38 37 38 Va 32 56 5634 563,4 38 21 21 21 35 37 37 37 295 15 14 15 Vt 11 8 8 8 6 65 64 65 Vt 48 26 26 26 Vt 24 32 31 3134 14 2734 2734 2734 73 32 31 32 Vt 49 35 35 35 58 20 1934 20 74 23 23 23 44 63 62 62 7 69 69 69 12 51 22 22 22- 36 11 11 1112 10 22 22 22 14 7 42 42 42 74 48', 47 47 271 122 121 122V4 Packard said the issue, is not primarily one of defense implication but.

an economic issue. Substantial unemploym would be the immediate result, he said, and there would be substantia losses in an industry already weakened by reduction in defense programs. THE COMMITTEE is considering an administration re-quest for authorization to guarantee $250 million in bank loans to Lockheed to finance continued development of the Gn Steel Ind 4 13 13 13 92 31 3OV2 30 Vt 32 25 25 25i2 20 35 35 35V2 -c- I5Z 4VKt 4V41 492 194 47 47 47 THE DOW CLOSED Tuesday at 915.01 down 8.05 points. It was the first drop for the blue chip-index in seven sessions and the first overall decline for the Big Board in five. Analysts talked about the tear that interest rates will start back up again and that, investors were seeing signs" that the Federal Reserve is taking steps to slow down the rate of growth in the nation's money supply.

BUT, THE entire market seemed to have been affected psychologically by what happened to the giant of the computer Industry and one of this year's overall beliweathers. International Business Machines toppled 5 points to 312 after Monday's loss of 6 points, taking with it most of the other computer stocks. NATIONAL CASH Register Co. was a standout exception, unbudged at 47yt- as the Big Boards fourth most active issue. A total of 139,800 shares were traded, 99,000 in one transaction.

IBM's drop, chiefly attributed to a scaling down of some 1971 tarnings estimates, went 21 32' 31 31 1 68 68 68 Earnings more than doubled and revenues were nearly double in the first quarter of the fiscal year for Ponderosa Systems, Inc. it was announced today. Gerald S. Office chairman and president, reported 26 23 23 23 PCT81T 1.20 Pan Am WA Panhdl 1.80 Penn Centrl Penney JC 1 Penn Dixie PennPL 1.60 Pennzoil .80 PeopGs 2.08 PepsiCo 1 Pfizer PhelpD 2.10 PhllaEI 1.64 PhlllpM 1.20 PhllPet 1.30 Plllsbry 1.44 Pitney .68 Polaroid .32 GTE 1.52 Gen Tire lg Genesc 1.70 Ga Pac Gerber 1,20 Getty 1.13b Gillette 1.40 Glen Alden Global Mar Goodrich 1 GoodyrT .85 Grace IVi Grand .80 Grant 1 1.30 Camp 1.10 CanPac 3.30 CaroPL 1.46 CarrlerC .60 CaterTr 1.40 Celanese 2 Centl Soya 1 CerroC 20 36 35 35- 37 504 50 50 -1 15 74 74 74- 1 6 91 91P4 91 12 95 42 41 42 4 3 9 9 9- Vt 26 18 18't 18 17 27 27 27- 143 32 32t 32 77 33 33 33 Va 67 28 27 27- 74 64 63 63 179 19 18 18 40 19 18 18- 23 23 22 22 Vt 5 25 25 25Vj- 2 21 Vt 1 l'a Va 21 22 22 22- 23 I612 16 16- 14 19 18 18 4 38 38 38 13 36 36 36- 45 43 42 42 Vi 44 64 64 64 65 30 2934 30 7 26 26 26 38 31 30 31 12 22 21 21 8 18 18 18 Vt 315 16 16 1634- 5 36 36 36 407 5 5 5Va 245 68 68 68- 8 11 11 11 23 22 22 22- 54 32 32 32-12 30 34V2 34 34- 26 57 57 57- 93 38 37 37 14 41 41 41 Vt 68 22 21 21 40 63 62V2 6312 112 30 30 302 Vt 1 53 53 53 38 30 29 30 110 108 107 108 Vt 4 34 34 34 31 62 62 62- 9 22 22V2 2212 77 27 2634 263- 9 52 52 52 77 20 20 20 28 32 32 3211- 276 38V2 38 38 Vi 188 39 39 39- 4 7 711 7 50 26 26 Xl6 69 69 69 Va 39 63 6234 6234-34 658 28 27 27 1 76 16 16 16 9 33 33 3312 15 6 yt 4 10 34 34 3412- V2 7 23 23 23 Vt 3 26 26 26 3 Z5'4 Z5'4 25'4 3 16 16 16 4 30 30 30 16 26 26 26 1 22 22 22 29 14 2 14 10 18 17 19 14 14V2 14V2 14Vt Vt 18 1B Vt 19 19V2 profits of $638,374, or 36 cents a share, for the three months 58 27 26 26 27 34 34 34 1 I 50 50 50 14 ac m. tn.

im it Hi? iff? "luT wesr r-in ended May 21, against 1721 23 22 22- XI 0 31 31 31 2 29 12 62 62 62ii 12 7 7 7- V. 29 291a 75 75 48 75 6 26 25 25 057, or 17 cents a share, in the NEW YORK (UPI)-Selected stocks en the American Stock Exchange. Saies(hds) High Low Last Chg. Aerojet x3 21 20 20 Am Pet 38 22 22 22 warkLaG 1.30 5 27 27 27' Beverly Ent 12 12 12 12- Brascan lg 6 18 18 18 Vt Bundy Cp 1 5 27 27 2714 Circle .32 6 36 36 36 Clary Corp 11 5 5 5 Computes! 3 13 13 13 Creole 2.60a 3 28 28 28 Damon Cp 5 46 46 46 Dlxlyn Corp 15 10 10 10 Equ Co 4 5 5 5 Fed Resour 22 4 414 4 Felmont Oil 2 13 13 13'2 FlnCpSB .20 2 23 23V2 23Vj- Ford Can 2 2250 90 90 90 Frontier Air 3 6 6 4 Gen Battery 6 27 27 27 HuskyOI.15 1 15 15 15 Inexco Oil 22 9 9 9Vt Va Kaiser In 2k 6 12 11 12 Vt Klrbylnd .36 3 20 20 2OV2 Vt Mohwk Alrl 15 4 4 4 New ParkM 15 3 3 3 Ooklep 3.57b 2300 80 80 80 PacNW 1.04 3 16 15 16 PetrleSt .40 14 46 45 45 1 Pneum Dyn 3 6 8 8 PubeoPt .15 15 8 8 8 RSC Ind Inc 3 2 2 2 Stiattuck Dn 3 4 4 4 Solltron Dev 1 1 16t 16 16 Vt SyntexC .40 281 67 66 67 Statham Ins 2 17 17 17 Techniclr In 6 14 14 14- UnivCont 2k 1 6 6 6 UtahSgr .80 1 13 .13 13- 12 20 20 20 322 22 21 21 12 Vi year ago period. 10 17? 17 17 139 28 28 28- 24 24V2 24 24V2 Va 14 42 42 42ii 39 45 45 45 113 22 22 22- 244 32't 31 31 53 28 28 28- REVENUES of $8,544,693 the UtahPL 1.92 -V- Varlan Asso VendoCo .60 VlctorCC .50 Va Elec 1.12 w- Walgreen 1 WarLm 1.20 WashW 1.36 WestAir 10k WsBanc 1.30 WUnion 1.40 West El 1.80 Wstvac 1.05 Weyerhs .80 Whlrlpl 1.40 WhelPitt Stl WhCon White Motor Whlttakr Cp Wlckes Cp 1 WlnnDx 1.68 Wooiwh 1.20 -XYZ- XeroxCp .80 ZaleCorp .64 Zayre Corp ZenlthR 1.40 24 34 33 33- first 1971 fiscal quarter conv Certaln-t .80 CessnaA .60 CFI Stl ChmSPI 1.20 ChaseMan 2 Ches Ohio 4 Chris Craft Chrysler .60 ClnGas 1.56 CIT Find 2 CitlesSv 2.20 City Invs .50 CleveEl 2.24 CocaCol 1.58 Colgate 1.40 Colfin Radio Collntst 1.60 CBS 1.40g Col Gas 1.76 ComSolv .40 CmwE 2.20g Comsat .50 ConsEd 1.80 ConsFd 1.20 ConsFrght 1 ConsNG 1.88 Consm Pw 2 Cont Air Ln 26 24 24V2 24 11 56 56 56- 'A pared with $4,933,382 in the 41 30 30 30 14 37 36 34 67 47 4712 47 Vt 49 93 93Vt 93V2 23 24 24 24 37 53 53 53- Va 15 87 87 87 13 18 18 18-.

69 253t 25 25 94 23 23 2312- 14 69 11 11 14 47 46 47 20 43 43 43 Va 108 49 48 49 7 22'4 22 22 PPGInd 1.40 1.40 PuSCol 1.12 1.64 Pullmanln PurexCp .84 R-Ralston .70 Raython .60 RCA Corp 1 Reading Co Rep Stl 1.60 Revlonlnc 1 Reytnd 2.40 ReyMet 1.10 Riegel .60 RIvianaFd 1 RoanS 1.05b -s- Robshaw .70 RochG 1.20g Rockwl 1.40 4 42 42 42 Vi GtWsUn .90 GreenGt .96 Greyhl Cp 1 Grumman 1 Gulf Oil 1 .50 -H- HammPap 1 Harrlslntp 1 HeclaMn2k Heinz 1 Hercule. 50b Hershy 1.10 Heubleln .85 Hewitt .20 HlltonHotl 1 Hobart 1.20 Hoerner .90 Hoff Electn Hoi Inns .25 Homestk .40 Honywl 1.30 31 46 46 46 1970 period. Earnings were based on shares of common 9 30 30 304-Vt X36 48 48 48 74 104 103 103 16 45 45 45 'A 20 16 16 16 Vt 17 36 35 35- 46 45 45 45 49 33 33 33 166 33 32 33 Vj 26 35 35 35 28 71 70 71 29 25 25 25 94 46V 45 46 10 36 36 36 14 71 29 29V2 29 30 30 30 I 2 16 16 16- 3 KVH 42 42 X40 48 48 482 i J4-4 S6'I 56 14 15 28 28 28- new commercial L-1011 Tn-Star airbus for the airlines. Packard said there is no legal to Defense department dealing with a bankrupt firm. Lockheed is the nation's largest defense contractor.

THE KEY consideration, he said, would be whether the contracts were fair and reasonable and whether the contractor could perform. "It would be questionable whether we should place a new program contemplating a substantial amount of defense work over a number of years in a company that is in receivership," he said. Also, he said, dealing with a firm in bankruptcy could suit in increased costs to the government on defense 47 15 15 1514- 26 48 47 48 50 24 23 23- 218 104 102 104 1 179 109V4 108 109- Vl 3 39 39 39 60 43 43 43 7, 44 52 51 52 stock outstanding for the Dayton based steak house and hamburger chain. The per share earnings reflect the two-for-one stock split which was effective May 7 to holders of record Apr. 9.

OFFER ENDS SATURDAY. JUNE 12th Listed Local Stocks 1 Noon prices of stocks of Dayton firms and others operating her. Stocks not 0UI UUUUIU1AN U.I.252.9T82 4bUl OALm AVL Won2T8-3m traded are not listed. NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE as low as 311 at one point in the session, just a shade above tts 1971 low of 310. EXCEPT FOR NCR's performance, the market's action seemed to bear out the Wall Street saying: "When IBM sneezes, the rest of the computer group catches cold." Burroughs was off 6 to 122, Honeywell off 3 to 102, Memorex down 3 to 43, Control Data down 2 to 61 and Sperry Rand off 1 to 34.

OVERALL, the Big Board had 982 declines and only 420 advances. Turnover was 13.61 million shares, down slightly over Monday, On the American Exchange AMF 39 Armco Steel 17 A. O. Smith 54 Bendil 1... 37 Chrysler 28 Cluett Peabody 23 Coaeland Refrigeration 60 Cox Broadcasting 28 Daves Corooratlon 18 novlan Pawer A Llaht 25 Eagle Plcher 26 3i Btfliffllil 36Wimi GUARANTEE fwJW" FULL 4-PLY NYLON CORD BODY WMSCA V1232-TREAD DEPTH Federated Dept.

Stores 46 Fisher Foods 14 Firestone Tire Rubber 51 Kroger 41 General Motors 83 Harris Intertype 56 Hobart Manufacturing i 56 Mnri rnrnnrntion 22 p. Mni-Dnnald 6 Monarch Machine Tool 19V: AAnncnntA 47 National Cash Register 47 Norton-Simon Phllln. inriintrld 15 No Interest Pltney-Bowes 30 equipment. Treasury Secretary John B. Connally, who would up two days of testimony Tuesday, also said he 'doesn't believe Lockheed's survival is essential to national defense.

BUT, CONNALLY said, it is important to maintain a high degree of competition among technical a developing equipment for Defense department needs. Lockheed supplies the Pentagon more equipment than does any other contrac- tor. Sen. William Proxmire, a leading critic of the loan guarantee proposal, questioned Lockheed's decision to pursue the TriStar with the Rolls-Royce RB211 engine following financial collapse of the British firm. The Wisconsin senator said he has figures indicating 409 General Electric engines for the L-1011 would cost $191 mil- lion less than the same num snerwin-wiinams SCM 20 Bnl Pancr 40 39 Moves AMERICAN EXCHANGE Aeronca 7 Over-Counter The followlno Quotations are furnished by Dayton memDers or me naiionai mssqiiq tlnn of Securities Dealers.

Inc. Dlv. Bid Asked American Greetings .70 .......59 60 wmm a) 6.50 13 Blackwall, Tubtltst Plus 1.76 edaral Encist Tax and trade-in tira off your car. WHITEVALL 16" CHARGE IT! CSI Computer 6 Care Center of Ohio 2 Chemlneer .30 13 Chemlneer Units 105 Dayton Malleable 1.10 20 Duriron .72 17 Elder Beermon .40 8 Bob Evans .44 ....21 Flxlble 23'j Frlsch's .60 23 Georgia Int'l Life 18 Pioneer Standard 11 Midwest Realty .80 9 Nationwide Corp .....12 Reynolds Reynolds .60 46 Scotts Inn 3 Standard Register 1.00 20 Technology 534 Guardian Chemical 3 Midwest Securities 2.40 41 Progressive Ind. 2 Super Foods 11 First National Bank 1.10 35 Third National Bank 1.00 27 Winters National Bank ZOO ....47 Knowledge Comm 8.85 Dayton banks today expressed little interest in raising their All three of the city's banks said there is no move to follow the largest bank in the country Bank of America in raising home mortgage loan interest and that paid for one-year passbook savings accounts.

i Winters National bank said the rate increases were under discussion, but no change was expected at this time. First National and Third National spokesmen, said simply that no change is contemplated. Bank of America raised its minimum interest charge on conventional home mortgages to 7 per cent from 7 per cent and interest paid on new or additional one-year passbook savings accounts from 5 per cent to 5 percent; Several other major national banks have followed suit. ber of Rolls-Royce engines. CONNALLY became angry when Proxmire characterized when, in 1967, the senator legislation" for a large company.

The secretary countered that Proxmire had not characterized it as a welfare case when, in 1967, the senatur suc 4Vt 1q TREAD WEAR-OUT GUARANTEE A VSfc. CA" 20 la fuk suannletd iiainal tread fe jATVV hi" OR YOUR iV iXTf 6V2 "'-ut numb of months ipeel- ote ft WXi BANK Sit 414 0 lid Ihf uln mvoic. II Iht Uead i ot TJk 1 xi AMERICARD VVAV? fa Ini than 232" dtep hetnre Ih, o( jt 1 A SAVY? 234 Uif ipnilird ptriod o( uu. Knurl will it, V' A. 1 iVAVj 11 rak on the purchaie ol "il V'X'iV I LnlMnicuol )1 1 1 nw lire proportional, to lh numbtt D.

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gress Legislation providing a overmyer 9 TUBELESS BLACKWALL WHITEWALL PLUS FED. TIRE PRICE PRICE EX. TAX SIZE EACH EACH EACH 6.50-13 $J3 16 1 76 19 192 1797 2Q97 2.21 f97 0 097 238 F78 15 (7.75) LL 2.42 Q197 Oil97 255 2.64 OQ97 OR97 274 LQ fcll 2.80 AInceluedeaJiieistTa $20 million tax break for industries 3 Fashion 220 9 Vlndale ............21 Quotations from NASD ore representa-lu. Intardealer nrlces as of 3:30 p.m. American Motors then near bankruptcy.

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Heavy-Uuty Jack purrhaier only. eM 8 TRACK he was vice president and a director of General Mills, Inc. Polk is currently a director of Fairchild Camera and Instrument Northwestern National Life Insurance Co. and Wolverine World Wide. He is now a resident of New York City.

Leisure Dynamics was formerj to a i develop and manage established businesses in leisure fields. The main operating 1 a are M. Cox Manufacturing Inc. of Santa Ana, leading maker of gas engine powered model a i I a and cars, and Lakeside Industries of Minneapolis, which produces family games, toys and advertising displays. Polk's company had net income of $1,380,797, or 63 cents a share, on sales of $30,109,120 for the.

fiscal year ended May 31. Former Daytonian Louis F. Polk Jr. has beenelected chairman of the board of Leisure Dynamics, Inc. of Minneapolis, a leisure products firm which he helped found In January of 1969.

The former vice president and manager of operations for Sheffield now the Ben-dix Crop. Automation Measurement division, is the son of Louis F. Polk retired Dayton industrialist and former chairman and president of Sheffield. "BO" POLK is a director and major shareholder and has been chairman of the executive committee of Leisure Dynamics for the past year. As chairman he will continue to be actively engaged in the acquisition, planning and financing programs.

The 41-year-old native of Dayton was ousted in October of 1969 as president and chief WSr" STEREO TAPE PLAYER VALVCLiNE IOV40 OIL SPRING CUSHION CAR WASH BRUSH LOUIS F. POLK JR. Moves Up In Firm executive i of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Inc. after serving only a few months. His ouster came a battle for control of MGM stock.

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