The San Bernardino County Sun from San Bernardino, California • Page 22

22 THE DAILY SUN Saturday, May 5, TMm- riuiii-ianmu Slashes Info MARKETS DOW-JONES AVERAGES Furnished by Dean Hitter San Bernardino, members of Day's Advance NEW YORK (JPV The stock mar il' ket made a valiant attempt to establish a new record high Friday, but managed only a mod est net gain of between 1 and 3 points. New l'ork Stock Exchange. Net 1955-56 High Low Close Change Sales High Low 30 Indus. ....519.80 513.49 516.44 2.14 260,300 521.05 462.35 20 Rails 179.54 177.63 178.23 0.22 77,100 178.23 153.97 15 L'til 66.07 65.41 65.66 0.18 40,500 67.53 63.03 65 Stocks ....184.50 182.41 183.27 0.60 377,900 183.27 164.29 40 Bonds 96-64 0.01 99.84 96.50 10 1st K. 98.53 0.13 10 2nd R.

97.23 0.23 10 Public I til 94.82 0.04 10 IndustriaU 95.S6 0.10 Aircraft and oils spearheaded the try. They had ample help from most major divisions, and also from quite a number of high priced individual issues. Late profit taking before the r- 1 i a (i a iJ i If I "1 I if tf- il Jrf I 4 -z i ft. "S- 1 ZlJ -v X'V- -1- --T, j. liaMiiiriiMiiinffiifirnrcilmw msftlrirrrMrtrnriiiiiiiniifrftiiiiriiiiiiiiiwwfiM miiimnniiri iWnMitfiinrniiiiiiiiriiiii ir wimbif ut i 'x- 'iw.

floMMw xws weekend, however, was too much for the leaders. The Associated Press average 10 MOST ACTIVE STOCKS XLW YORK Friday sales, closing prices and net change of the 10 most active stocks. of 60 stocks was up 40 cents at $191.30. Volume came to 2,860,000 shares. $50 Million Sale Of Plywood Firm Hears Completion PORTLAND, A 50 million dollar sale of the and STUDENT DEMONSTRATION Here is part of teens where several row early Friday.

Police theorized riot resulted from Thursday's University of Southern California students rioted along fraternity sion from union" of local chapter of Kappa Alpha. (AP wirephoto) Total Sales Last Sale Net Change 1. Benguet Mining 61,600 2i 2. Alleghany Corp 40,500 10' ft 3. Standard Oil Indiana 40,100 63 4.

General Motors 37,500 44ft 6- Royal Dutch 34,500 109 lTi C. Avco 34,000 6ft ft 7. Standard OU N. 29,600 0ft nnch. 8.

SincUir Oil 23,500 69ft -2ft General Electric 23,100 62'i ft 10. Boeing 19,500 88ft ft SEGREGATED FACILITIES AT AIRPORTS LOSE U.S. FUNDS Senate Highway Bill Supported WASHINGTON (UP) The Sen Knight to Ask Funds for Dam SACRAMENTO tfV-Gov. Knight Wood Working one of the nation's largest plywood producers to the Simpson Timber Co. of Se attle, neared completion Friday.

WASHINGTON The Civil President Clay Brown of the and firm, which has headquar ate Public Works Committee Total volume 2,860,000. FRIDAY STOCK MARKET Friday Issues Traded 1,205 Advances 615 Declines 352 Unchanged ,238 New Highs (1956) 117 New Lows (1956) 25 announced Friday he will ask theAeronautics Administration (CAA) overwhelmingly approved a new ters at Portland, said directors of Wed. 1,187 495 450 243 65 48 announced Friday it will not Thurs. 1,201 584 397 220 86 38 highway bill Friday calling for make federal funds available for even higher annual spending than Man Folds His Speed Citation And Eats It TEMPLE CITY If) Gene Arthur Johnson, 25, of Azusa, took a speeding citation from officers Friday, folded it tip and ate it, the officers said. They took him to a Jail here, booking him on suspicion of speeding and interfering with an officer.

He was accused of driving 65 m.p.h. in a 35 m.p.h. zone. Walker Tells Of Embraces the record-smashing measure re 1957 Legislature for funds to start construction of Oroville Dam keystone of the state's Feather River Project. He told a news conference he plans to submit a "concrete and expanded program" calling for actual construction of the 730-foot YORK STOCK QUOTATIONS both companies have approved the sale.

He said and stockholders are to confirm it at their annual meeting June 21. Erown said the sale would be to the Simpson subsidiary, Simpson Redwood for 535 a share. There are 1,432,821 shares of common stock, Brown said. and owns more than 2 i NEW YORK AP) Closing N.Y. Stocks: cently approved by the House.

But the measure, approved by a vote of 11 to 2, 1 continue parts of the program only five years instead of 13. As a result, the bill's total was only $36.8 billion compared with the J51.5 bil-licfn authorized by the House. high structure. it is "nothing to get excited over. There are no segregated facilities of consequence at the big Atlanta terminal or any large airport that he knows about, Harts-field said in Atlanta.

"In our case," he xntinued, "the only segregated facilities are rest rooms. We construe the new order to mean that if we include segregated rest rooms In any new terminal, federal money may not be used in any portion of the building set aside for rest rooms a matter of a few thousand dollars." It is estimated the CAA will have about 63 million dollars a year to spend on federal aid to airports over the next four years. The money is allocated on a 50-50 basis, with the federal government matching the amount put up by local sponsors of the projects. It remains to be determined, he construction of any airport facilities in which racial segregation is practiced. The CAA said the order does not necessarily apply to whole buildings but only those portions such as dining rooms or rest rooms in which there might be discrimination as to race, color or creed.

"The purpose and intent of the policy," the CAA said in a memorandum to field offices, "is to prevent the use of federal funds to further or increase racial segregation in airport buildings." billion feet of timber in Oregon said, whether he will recommend financing the dam by legislative and Northern California, and has plants in Northern California and The two opposing votes were cast by Sens. Prescott Bush (R-Conn) and Thomas H. Kuchel (R- appropriation or liond issue. Oregon producing plywood, veneer lumber, wooden pipe and tanks, plastic pipe, doors and plywood glues. It has about 2,600 employ es.

The majority of the and 1 Knight said he would not be ready to specify the actual program until he has a chance to confer with California's first water department director. He intends to appoint the director upon his return from a Washington trip May ID and May 14 in quest of federal aid for California water development. One of the first reactions to the NEW ACT" Indu 63i Air Reduc 463 Alaska Jun 3'-i AUt-g SU 401, Allied Ch 125 Allied Str 50H Allis Chal 67i. Amer Air 237i Am Note Z3 Amer Can Am Motor 7: Am Pot 124 Amer Rad 22-H Am Smelt 56 A A Amer Tob 81, Am Viscose 37Vm Anaron Cop 79 Armeo Stl 577i Armour Co 23 Ateh Top 167 AU Refiti 43 'i Avco Mtg Bald X-ima 33 Bait St Oh 52 i. Bendix Av 61' Bethlehem 161 Boeing Air Borden Co 61 Borg Warn 46', Briags Mfn 23 'A Bui lard Co 36 Burroughs 39 4 Cal Pack 51 'i Canad Dry 36 Hi Canad Pac 33i Case.

J. I. 134 Cater Trac 75 "4 Celanese Co 16 Ches Oh 65 CMS 21s Chi Nw 25( NEW Calii). The Senate committee went along with the House plan to spend $27.5 billion over the next 13 years for an expanded system of interstate highways linking most major cities. It also would authorize $900 million a year for the next five years, Rey Tob Rheem Mfg Richfld Oil RKO Picture RKO Thea Safeway St Schenley In Sears Roeb Shell Oil Co Sinclair Oil Socony Vac So Cal Ed Sou Pacific Sou Rwy Sperry Ran Std Brands Std A Std Oil Cal Std Oil Ind Std Oil NJ Stude Pack; Sunray OU Texas Co Tide Water Tran Air Transamer Twent Cent Vn Carbide I Oil Cal I Pacific I nit Air Unit Aircft I'nited Corp Vn Gas Im Pipe Ruhr IT Steel Warn Broe West Union Westg Air West? Elec Woolworth Youngstown 5714 28 81 84 10 514 19 32 T4 84 81 56 123 26'i 41 11 113 62 60 8 27 13Sit 47 22 43 29H 12S 6ft4 lS6'-i 40 7014 7 36 31 55'4 61 23 20 34 57 49 9914 order came from Mayor William B.

Hartsfield of Atlanta, who said Oirys Corp Cm Colg Palm Col Brd A Colum Gas Coml Cred -Coml Silv Comw Ed Cons Edis Contain Cp Contl Can Contl Oil Corn Prod Crane Co Crown Cork Crown Zell Curtiss Wr Douglas Air DuPont Co East Air East Kod El Auto Fair Morse Flintkote Co Ford Motor Gen Dvnam Genl Elec Geni Food Genl Motor Genl Tire Goodrich Goodyear Gt No Ry Greyhound Gulf Oil Gulf St Ut Homestake Intl Harv InU Nickel Intl Paper Intl John Man 67i 26 57H 15H 49 19 41 "4 46-j 86 4'i 120 4di 15- 67 3514 K5 224 504 94 34 41 3714 56 62 '4 98 44 60 83 72 45H 16 125 '4 3S 36 34 i 9754 140 S4 51 Vi Jones L. Kennecott Lehman Cp LOF Glass Libby Mcff Lockhd Air Loew's Inc Lone Star Macy Co Martin Co McKes Sc Mnt Ward Natl Biscuit Natl Cash Natl Dairy Natl Distil Natl Gyps Natl Lead Natl Linen Natl Supply Katomas Co NY Central No Am Av Nor Pacific Ohio Oil Co Olin Math Pac EI Pacific Ltg Pan Amer Paramount Parke Dav Penney Co Penna RR Pepsi Cola Phel Dodge Philip Mor Phillips Plymth Oil Proc Pure Oil Co Radio Corp Raynr Ine Reoub Stl Rexall Drug 50'4 133 49H 90 16'4 49 21H 7S4 30 35 4SI4 91 3S 46', 39 26 61 103 12H 74 6 94 86 4 44 1 56 52 3 1 33 56U 89 27' 25 64 45 102 107H 4 45 3 47 9 Stock is held by the Malarkey family of Portland. Investment Funds SANTA ANA James 'Jack Walker testified Friday at his trial on rape and kidnaping charges that he and beauty queen Donna Schurr Brett made love, with her permission, on three occasions. Mrs. Brett has testified that Walker forced her at knife po.int to accompany him' to remote (Furnished by Dean Witter Co.

BID ASK which the states would match on Knight said he will point out to Affiliated Fund 6 22 I 6 73 a 50-50 basis, to build and improve Atomic DeveL Fund 14 96 16 31 Boston Fund 36 9S 1 36 Broad Street 23.41 25.31 primary, rural ana uroan roaas. The House voted somewhat small Bullock Fund 13 40 14.69 Chemical Fund 17.90 19.36 er annual outlays over a 13-year Colonial Fund 21.75 23.61 Commonwealth 9.67 10 51 period. Delaware Fund 11.55 12.70 The federal government would Dividend Shares 2 90 3.3 Diversified Growth 12.90 14 14 Fundamental 17.39 39 00 Incorporated Inv 20.65 22.32 bear 90 per cent of the $27.5 billion interstate highway system with the states paying the Keystone Cust. Funds: NEW DIET FOR MEN: LOSE SO POUNDS 10 DAYS Every extra pound you carry around is dangerous If you're one of the 10 million men who are overweight do something about it now. Get LOOK'S amazing new diet for men with delicious menu3 for 10 days and the easiest exercises in the world.

It's a cinch. Just follow LOOK'S instructions all the way. LA. Produce L.A. Stocks B-l 26 31 27 45 B-2 25.34 27.64 B-3 19 14 20H B-4 10.93 11.93 K-l 966 1054 K-2 12 68 13 S3 S-l 17 63 1923 S-2 12.91 14 09 spots and raped her twice, early on March 26, 1955, and last Jan.

ia. Earlier, a defense witness, Earl Raymer, said he worked with the 1955 Miss California at the drive-in theater in March last year. He said he put his arms around her many times and once took her for a ride and kissed her. Raymer said that on March 27 Miss Schurr and her mother came to the theater and told employes that the man who raped her was about 40, wore thick glasses and was graying at the temples Five character witnesses testified that Walker had a good reputation. They are Roger Dean Axworthy, manager of the First Bap remaining 10 per cent.

Discovery of New Oil Field in Texas Told the congressional committees that California has recently created a new water department and voted 9.3 million dollars for sites and other preliminary work on the la billion dollar Feather project. He is scheduled to testify on legislation for federal construction of the San Luis Reservoir in west-tern Merced County and a bill by Rep. Clair Engle (D-Calif) advancing California 100 million dollars for Oroville Dam. Hunt Foods Dividends FULLERTON (UP) Directors of Hunt Foods declared a 122 cents a share dividend on preference stock payable May 31 to holders to record May 15. The directors also voted a 15 cents a share dividend on common stock payable June 29 to holders of record June 8.

Shares Value LOS ANGELES (APWfFSMNI Cantaloups sliKhtly wkr: pears and slightly stronger: beans Wade. Yellow Uar aiizhtlv wkr. others about stay, hl au i 7a n-7 S-3 14 95 16.32 S-4 30.80 11.79 I Cdn. Fund 11.30 12 23 Mass Inv. 36.35 39 Mass.

Growth 11.07 31 97 LOS ANGELES Monterey tatoes lng wnites siiKnuy wtir. lrar to date. 8.2S.235 136.442.573 hout stdy; squash local Italian smtnuy i5 IO aate 2.169.544 12S.221.4C6 Oil Co. and the Felmont Oil Corp. Friday's transactions on th Anfirpi 13.

26 I nrnrnmfH tH discovery of a new Stock Exchange: television Fund 12.17 Wellington Fund 13.96 1 1 .1 High Low Close stronger, others about stdy. Cantaloups: Imp Vly crts JT 36s 11.50-12.fW: Mexico jbo crts 23s 7.50-8.00. Pears: Anjous with sealed plastic liners Oregon Medlord L'S 1 lugs 3.75-4.00. Strawberries: Few rejected 12 Pint i exas oil ueiu. Air Reduct ISO 1.25 113 1.25 A well drilled to 11,384 feet In CUrus Shipments Air Reduct ISO 47U 47'i 47'4 Ector County.

7 miles northeast Alleghany 10 10 10 All Art Pic Today get tist Church choir of which Walker of Odessa, flowed at 300 barrels a day on a 10-hour potential test. Allis Chal 4 ABC Para Th la 67 44 -i is a member; Lloyd Munger, min Am Can 2 I ji ua -m a mWmmmmmmk(mmiamm mm 4 67 67 SOS 30 44'i 44-i 7'i 7H 22'i 22'-4 223, 22S 19 19 The two companies jointly own Am Motors ister of Education at the church Willis Chadwallader, fellow church Am Rad 1.40 22i Armour Co 23 Ash Oil 19H member; Robert Simpson, a fel 3,500 acres in the sector. Church Calls for End to Death Penalty low employe of Walker at an up LOS ANGECES (API The Federal State Market News Service reported Friday grapefruit and lemons steady, prices unchanged; oranges Navels steady, prices unchanged. Valencias about steady. Oranges Prices unchanged except add Valencias ex choice or better ctns San Diego Co 100s 2.75-85.

Sunkist Growers Inc. reported Friday all auction mkts California oranges were lower in spots. Representative prices by size: Sunkist. first grade 50s 2.99; 63s 3.11: 75s 3 50: Ss 3 76: 300s 4.12: 110s 3.97: 126s 3.96: 144s 3.80. Choice, second grade 50s 2 30; 63s 2.63; 75s 2.98; 6Ss 3.12: 100s 56: 110s 3.55.

NEW YORK (UP) Citrus: California Navels: Seven cars slightly higher 75s and smaller, generally slightly lower larger. boxes $3.00. Lemons: Three cars, about unchanged best, lower balance. boxes S3.27. Atlas Corp 2.40 43 43 Avco 6'i 6 Kaldw-L 20e 14 14 14 Bait Ohio 2g 52 52 5 Bandinl Pt 6 6 6 Banklin .40 8 7-i holstery shop, and a visiting minster from the church, the Rev PHOENIX, Ariz.

The Prov Trays University Types local 3.25-75: San Co 3 Oxnard-Guadalupe-San Luis Obispo-Santa Maria 3.50-75. Beans: K.vs Pole Baja Mex 22-24 Ih: Coach Vly 25-28 lb; Wade Coach Vly 22-, 24 lb: Yellow Wax Coach Vly 20-22 lb; Valentines Coach Vly 15 lb; Faba local 8-9 lb. Potatoes: Street sales 50-lb sks new crop Long Whiles Kern Co US 1 2.35-50; Round Reds 50-lb crts Kern Co US 1 i 3 25; old crop Russet 100-lb sks Idaho L'S 1 A 4.75-5.00. Squash: Fits Italian Coach Vly-Imp Vly I 3 Summer Imp Vly Green 3.00-s 3.50; Wnite Imp Vly 2.00-2 50; Yellow Crookneck Imp Vly 4.00-4.50; Table Queen Florida bu hskts 4. 00; Hubbard local-i Ventura Co 6.5-7 lb.

Eggs, Poultry LOS ANC.KLES AP 'FSMN) F.ggs receipts f.3iu cases; Wholesale: Incan- dled-Producer graded for size Min. 40 txr cent AA Larue 40-41; Medium 34-3o; Small 2S-29. To retailers to b. distnliu- ir' ninntVx ljira AA 53-55; Large John P. Forsander.

Benguet Mn 2'i Bishop Oil IS 18 Blk Mamm 26 26 States Righter Dies niue uiam 19 isa, Thit bmotmt offering of theje shorn for tatr. tw am offer tmf on? of ihtjt tecmrttte, This offering It wtsdt by Frospectut onJf. NEW ISSUE Boeing 89 89 Bolsa Chica 4 31 Burl Ind lb 14 JACKSON, Miss. (.51 Former ince of the Pacific of the Protestant Episcopal Church unanimously adopted a resolution urging abolition of the death penalty. The Rt.

Rev. Sumner F. D. Walters, Bishop of San Joaquin, and new president of the province, introduced the resolution at the closing session of the organization's 37 annual synod. 18 .26 1S 89 4 14 16 34 36 68 5 41 7 7 4 Gov.

Fielding Wright, vice presi Chicago Grain dentiai candidate on the States Lan Ury OA he 16 Cdn Pac 34'i Celan Cp 16 i Chrysler 3a 6svi Clary He Comw Ed 2 41'4 Cont Motors 7 14 16 34 36 6 5 41 7 7 4 Rights ticket in 1948, died at his home after a heart attack Friday AA 46-4X; Medium A A 39-41: Ex Larue A Crestmnt Oil 7 Cub Am Oil 4-j, Curtiss-Wr S5 night. 35i 35 CASH C.RArN CHICAGO (API Wheat: None. Com: No 1 yellow 1.57-57: No 2 yellow 157-57: 3 yellow 1.55. Oats: None. Soybean oil: 15-; soybean meal.

58.no. Barley nominal: Malting choice 130-40: teed Thousands of Tibetans Revolt Against Leaders I 4S-50; Large A 41-43; Medium A 3d-37; Small A 29-30. To consumers In large retail stores Large AA 49-62: Medium AA 47-54; A 43-55; Medium A 43- 49: Small A 3S-41. Butter receipts 476.000 lbs: Jobbing prices to retailers in cartons Grade AA 5-S9; Grade A 65-67: Grade 63-65. 1 Cheese receipts 243.0HO lhs.

1 i iv. imiitrv. navins prices f.o.D. Los 85 85 19 19 '4 205 2.30 33 33 39 39U 24 24 12'i 12U MOTELS OF THE STARS, INC. A CALIFORNIA CORPORATION Offering It $3.00 PAR VALUE SHARES to California Resident i Only 62 62 Doug Air 2a 85ifc Elect Data 1914 Exetr Oil 2 20 Bk.

90 33 Fibrehd Pr 3 FitzSt'A 1.20 24 Flyinst Tiger 12i Gen Elect le 62 Gen Explor 8H Gen Motors 44 Gen Tel 43 Getty Oil 50 Glad'n Prod .20 2 S5 Good Hum .26 Grah-Pge 2 Grt Lks CHI IH i Angeles broilers, l1.1 lbs 20-22; fry- 8 8 44 44 ers. 2'i-S1 lbs 23-25. caponettes 26-29; hens. It type all wts 15-16. cross 4Va bs I up 17-18.

hvy type all wts 23-25. 43 43 50 50 KATMANDU, Nepal Re 2.S5 2.85 .25 .25 2 2 Grain 1 1 Hancock oil A 60b 39 38 "4 39 22 22 ports reaching here from neighboring Tibet say thousands of Tibetans perhaps as many as 8,000 have revolted against their Chinese Communist rulers. Informants describing the re Hormn t.1 1 4 LOS ANGELES Quotations nominal. suhiect to market fluctuations. Cash 1.00 100 Imperl De 16 .16 .16 prices per cwt.

OtllV. Intex Oil 9 9 9 Spot o. 9 10-day stipt. Jade Oil -WHgWv L1MI OR WOMAN WANTED TO TAKE OVER GREETING CARD DISTRIBUTORSHIP AND SERVICE STORES IN SPARE TIME arc looking for raliabla parson in this area who capable of handling our greeting card distributorship and will give stores prompt service. We are a 25-year old Greeting Card Publisher with a tremendously successful line now being sold in thousands of retail stores around the country.

The man or woman selected will find this a highly profitable operation which can be handled in your spare time. Larger territory is available for prosperous full-time business. Experience not necessary. This is a steady, year 'round repeat business that is non-seasonal. If you are sincerely interested in handling this territory and running a business of your own, we want to hear from you.

For personal interview in San Bernardino, write fully about ycurself and give phone number. Write: NOVO CARD PUBLISHERS. Dept. A-74, 1166 Milwauke Avenue, Chicago 22, III. ir-- .34 51 3 .34 .34 50 51 3 3 4 'IL 24sifin Kerfn CI 2a 4b lbs i 4" 4 t-.

c- us. Kropp ports as "very reliable" said the 3.60 orn. TC 3 60 -6s Milo 2s" 95 Line Pete 1 65 1 65 1 65 uprisings occurred in the eastern 40e 36 36 36 Menasc. loe 5 5 54 Merch Pete 7 7 7 0.ts. No.

2 white. 38 lbs. 3 15 20 RECEIPTS Wheat 4: bailey, 2: corn. 12: oats. 3: 4 milo, flour, cereal, kafiir, huy, 20L uisuicis 01 noei.

iiuei is the home of the Khamba tribesmen, many of whom call banditry their profession. Miss uev s-i-t 3S 3S Nordon 38 .38 .38 4 Norris Oil 2.70 2.70 2.70 Am Av 3a 95 95 95 Northrop Aire 1.60 25 25 25 Occid Pet 1 95 1 90 1 95 Cotton Market Ike, Adams Favored SANTA. MONICA Students of Santa Monica High School in a mock political convention nomi Ohio Oil 434 43 434 Pac Clay Pd 120 27 26 26 PGAE 4 pf 25 25 25 do 4 36of 109 25 25 25 Pa 7 138 137V 138 NEW YORK (AP Cotton futures closed 13 to 50 cents a bale higher. 1 High Low Close nated President Eisenhower for Pepsi-C "la 25 25 25 Pfizr 140a 43 43 43U Philco 1.60 27 27 27 Phillips P3 101 101 101 reelection and his assistant, Sher-! May Jly i CV-t Dee Mar May Jly 35 98 35.96 35 98 33 95 33 82 33.91 32 56 32.48 32.53-54 32.69 32 62 32.65-66 32 71 32 62 32 69 32 63 32.59 32.62B 31 95 31. 319B 31.02 30.90 30.99B Rayonier.

Inc. 140 38 38 S3 man Adams, for vice president. Reserv 31 30 SI Copies of the Prospectus may be obtained from the Undersigned Oct Rexall Dr 9 9 9 Reynolds. RJ 2.80 57 57 57 Rhem 2 40 28 2S Rockwell 2 34 34 34 Rohr 70e 23 23 234 Middling spot 36.70N. unchanged Nominal; Bid Bank Clearings Sfw-S 2.40 58 57 58 Schering Corp la 5 58 5f Seab Fin 1 1.

fk 18 Servomechisms 40 8 8 8 Sig A 36T4 36 36i WHEL1Y0U BUY A NEW CAH Bank clear- SAN FRANCISCO (AP) Sinclair OS 70 69 70 SCG Ap 1 32 32 32 Cal Pete 7 7 7 lngs: San Francisco liHkland U6.346. Berkeley debits $5,730,168. Los Angeles tank debits: Friday 791.236; last year ms.S77.547. south to 1 Zlt 21'i 21 Sperry .80 26 26 26 A tO Cal 3b 115 114 114 Sunray MC Oil 1.20 27 2714 27 Swift A 2a 46 46 46 ADJACM TO DISWIAHb 42- 42 TranMmerica 1.40a Tri-Cn do Wrnts Twen Cent-K 180 L.A. Hay Prices IX)S ANGELES Alfalfa: U.S.

No. 1. old and new crop. 33.00 a 35.00: U.S. No.

2 lafv. old and new crop. 31.00 1 33. "0: It.S. No 2 green.

3L00a 32.00; U.S. No. 28.00 if 29 50. Grain hay: No. 1 barley, nominal: No.

1 oats. 38. 00 '9 39.00. TXL Oil Cn I nion Oil Co 2.40 27; 27 27 12'. 32, 29 2" 2 214 2S'4 ens ei'i siiu 2S-.

2'i 2 34H 31 .2 24 24 24 WITHOUT OBLIGATION, I would like complete information regarding Motels of the Srart, Inc. I I fXECUTIVf OFFICES I'nit l'j Wostinshouse AB 1 20 WUHston Ka Oil Co York 1 20 Know the dealer's reputation before you buy. SEE YOUR LINCOLN-MERCURY DEALER t14 NORTH CANON MIVE. BEVERLY HlltS. CAIW.J C.v;w 1-9(42 1-9452 SKodthow 2-7092 NAME Mefal Market ADDRESS 3: "LA.

livestock LOS ANGELES AP fFSMN Catt'e 20O; supply includes about five liads aiders and two load heifers, balance otw; market not established on any clas. Calves none. Sheep none. CITY TflEPHONf NEW YORK (t'P) Custom! smelters prices for delivered metals, cents per pound unless otherwise designated: Copper: Electrolytic delivered U.S. dee-tinatlons 46.00O; f.a.a.

M.Y. equlv. nom. Lake, delivered, U.S. destination nom.

46.ua Lead: Common New York 16.00: East St. Louis 13 50. 9 Bond Market SAN BERNARDINO LINCOLN-MERCURY. INC. and Sts.

Son lernardine, Calif. Ph. B-6S3S NEW YORK AP There was no trading at U.Sl Government Bonds Friday on Ui New York Stuck Exchange..