The News-Herald from Franklin, Pennsylvania • Page 6

PAGE SIX. THE XEWS-HERALD, THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 1946. NEW YCKX STOCKS. FIRE INSURANCE TALK ORPHEUS I LAST 2 DAYS GOOD NEWS BUILDING IIP III INDUSTRIES QtMtaihMi kf BITLER. WiCK UK rankliu STOCKS ARE NARROW Ill QUIET TRADING Most of Leaders in Fractional Area; Rails are Unchanged.

FOK 8ALK. 1441 Otter SuhL i nice borne weU lotat-iL Two 9 room apartments. 125 Sjk St On of Franklin's nicest brick homes. Desirable in rvcrr wj. Br apptinmw-nt only.

Many oinm. aj sizes. al prices. CALEB D. SUTTON 6M 15th St.

Pbooe 196 A LQYE MM ULLEt A TXL CF NEW YOhK UP Stocks x-tlled down to narrow movements in a ipiie: session today as traders awaited outcome of the projected maritime strike. Mt of the leaders moved in a fractional area. A few others Tanged between a loss of 3 points in Fhi- cago Northwestern preferred certificates to a gain of 1 points in Pacific Telephone. majority of fcsties' rcg-isiered declines. Among the top-rauking issues; which had wider movements were Chrysler at off American Can 101.

up mzti tie Fcmarc. Open 1 p. ui AWATION. Aviation Corporation ll' IW-Mlis Aviation idiv 5J5, 5J' Bueiujf Airplane Co Couso.iddled Aircraft 5 5'. Cunb-s-Wrigiit 6 do A Doughis Aircraft M1 SB's Lorkbwd Sia North American Aviation 111 Sperpy Corporation oil's Traiiscon and Western Air United Aircraft -9 1D13 United Airlines Transput i FOODS.

Ameri-an Sugar 53 53 Armour and Co. Ill l- 1'S Borden 53 Canadian Dry 55 (. General Foods Great Wesicru Sugar -A 's Kroger Xat Biscuit 5 Vat Dairy 43'j ii Standard Brands 47U INDUSTRIALS. Allied Chemical, X-div. Ifli-i Allis Chalmers, X-div 10 1 3 K'S American Can Wl Wl Am.

Bad and Std San. 'Jf)s Am. Tel. and Tel W.j PW'a Chicago l'neiiniatic 33 3U! Conde-Xat 'Ts Curtis Pitolisbing 20'S Deere 55 55 Distillers-Seagrams W- Dresser Mfg -7 -7Vi Du Pont Freeport Texas bO General Electric 45U 4S'2 i 1 Montgomery Ward 18 ex-dividend, off 1: U. Rubber 71.

off 1: Allied Chemical 200. off 2 and Mack Trucks 72. off 1. In the raili, Sanla Ve and Ne- York Feiura! held unchanged. Delaware and Hudson lost more than a point and Southern Pacific gained Utilities moved narrowly, balancing off minor gains and losses.

Oils did nothing. Aside from Chrysler, the net changes in the motors did not exceed a point loss in General Motors. Wyandotte Worsted made a new high in the textiles and E. W. Bliss reached a new top in its section.

I Some ink manufacturers now make) scented printers' ink. MAD RUSSIAN" GORDON ZELL CHERYL WALKER MAE MORSE in Comin and Southern Consolidated Edison 34 34 27 Pow and Lt Nat Pow and Lt North Am Co rac Gas and Elec Pub Svc of United Corp United Corp pfd 10 34 44 2tMi 10 34 44ii 30 3 54 Gas Imp CURB STOCKS. Gillette Gimbel Bros Int. Harvester Int. Tel.

and Tel w3 151 5i its', 2t Johns-Manville Jov Mfg 151 32 Iioews. Inc. 37' Pepsi Cola McKesson-Rebbiiis 34; 55 Montgomery Ward, X-div. Nat. Distillers 15 24 85 45 21 4()i4 H' 8 7 12 4's 10 4o 24 OV, 4s 21 Vs 31) 178 45 J.

C. Penney 55 741 Paramount, X-div Radio Corp Radio-Keith Remington-Rand 24 4Si Schenley Sears Roebuck Servel, Inc 45 21 L'Pth Con. Fox, X-div Warner Brothers, X-div. Western Union 471 40 AVestinghouse Elec. 34 141- Webster Cigar Woolworth Zonite, X-div Wl: MINING.

ska Juneau 8 Anier Smelting bl', 12 47 Amer Zinc-Lead Anaconda Calumet and Hecla 10 Vs 40 2-" 's Cerro de Pasco Dome Mines G.anby Ilomestake Inspiration X-div 0 50 JiS Int Nickel 30" ennecott 50 45 Miami 'helps-Dodge St. Joseph Lead CO Sunshine 21 Ji 241-2 131 10 72 29 -14 8 721-2 23 21 v2 24 Tenn Copper Smelting MOTORS. 'hrysler 131 'ontinental Motors IW2 General Mot 01s Hudson Hbpp S3 Mack Truck Nash-Kelvinator Quotations by BACIIE COMPANY, Oil City, Pa. High Low 2:30 Am. Cyanamid 61 OO 00 Am.

Gss and Flee. -17 47 '47 Buckeye Pipe (new) 14 14 14-v4 Cities Service 40 SO 4i'4 Creole Petroleum 3fi 35 30 K. Bond and Share 25, 25 21 Humble Oil 74 7414 74'2 Imperial Oil 13 13 13 International Pet 17 50 let Lone Star Gas 19 1S 19 Nat. Fuel Gas 15 15 14 National Transit 13 13 13 Xia. Hud.

power 14 14Vt 14 Northern Nat. Gas 57 57 57 Pnntopee Oil 11 11 11 Pentiroad 8 S'4 South Perm 71 70 70 I n. Gas Co 19 Venezuela Pet V4 9 SH Aero Supply 6 0 Aluminum Co 89 80 SO Am Superpower 3 3 3 Arkansas Gas 7 7Vt 7 do A 7 7 7 Barium Steel 10 10 10 Burma Ldt 2 2 2 Can Marconi 3'4 3 3 Cessna Aircraft 7 7 7 Columbia 5 pc Pfd 991i 991,4 9914 Crossley Motors 17 1C 17 East Gas and Fuel 6 0 Kaiser-Frazer 17 to 1814 Kingston Products 8V1 8 8Vg Lake Shore 'Mines 17 1714 17 Leonard Oil 3 3 3 Mesabi Iron 7 7 7 Molybdenum 9 9 Niles-Bem-P 21 21 21 Pilier Aircraft 104 10 IO14 St. Regis Paper 14 14 14 Sterling Engine fi 6 0 Technicolor 23 23 23 Texon 10 10 10 STANDARD OILS. Steel Operations are Expected to Snap Back Much Faster.

By ELMER C. WALZER, United financial Editor. NEW YORK IT Good news Is build in; up in tb? industrial field, according to the market who talking of higher prices. The market gt a siap in the face late yesterday when it apjwartd a bit wronger. That was a bit of a test of its sireii.Th.

according to sonie market men. They assort the list has been doing well considering the recrut stib-stanliai riMt. and that it liws promise of an early iiiriiaiHiut. Sun-! (In rations are aj i to snap hack again faster U.Ju the eiien had an-lk'iKited. Some steel men wouldn't be surprised to see a rait of -r wiit.

or more in the next few we'ks. it is me si.t-i mii- wm s. up production to around jvr win. and iliat it will maintain this rate for a time of the heavy backlogs (if orders. loai initput liises.

N'ft coal production is sroing ahead on a thr scale, it the mines extenu their oiieratin-e time as reipiestid by the aovernment, they should lie senilis new weekly records of output in a short tinif. Kailroad operation is reported re- tnrnina to normal ami that means faster transportation of materials to plant and finished products to distribution wnters. Automobile production, still slowly recovering from strike sho-s. may really sit under way on a bi' scale bv miil-year. That will liven up many another ind'istry and the experts think it will have a ionic effect on stocks.

Some political experts hold that strikes i it the second half of will lie less of a problem than in the first half when the coal and steel walkouts played havoc with the recovery program. OPA EXTENSION BILL MAY CAUSE CHIEFS TO QUIT (Continued from Page 1.) 3 Reduce subsidifs to extend the subsidies program for only months to May 1, 1U47: and ban new subsidies. 4 Eliminate OPA's maximum average price plan designed to incrt-ase production of low-cost clothing. Transfer control over all food and agricultural products to Mie secretary of agriculture together with authority to order (he lifting of controls. 6 Establish thrie-man decontrol hoard to direct the lifting of controls non-agricultural products.

Decontrol Body Provided. 7 Establish a decontrol policy call ing for an end of controls on essential commodities whenever no unwarranted price rises would result. 8 Restore mark-up provisions for manufacturers of automobiles, farm machinery and other items which were virtually out of production during the wa r. 11 Rejieal the cotton marginal in ert as; tor intures buying and direct a hands-off policy on cotton. 10 Provide a five per cent, incen tive increase for cotton products manufacturers when production reaches a certain level and allowances for cost plus profits for cotton jintl wool textile manufacturers.

NORMANDY BEACHHEAD IS PEACEFUL BUT HAUNTED (Continued from Page 1.) tag tacked in back. Identical markers, row upon row, fill hallowed fields at Sainte Mere Fglise, Blosvillo. Saint Laurent, Marigny, Saint James Gordon and Le Chene (lueiin Huge American Hags are flying in Vittville Sur Mer, first towa liberated by the foices which won At Sainte Mere Eglise French officials held services honoring the 11 American officers and i0 enlisted ineu the SISth Para troop Regiment who, landing the dark, liberated the town shortly before II Hour. At Sainte Mane Dumout behind Utah Beach a banner ihe main streets proclaims, "American Forever." FOR SALE One singer and one hen canary, cages and stands. Also one good beagle rabbit hound, 2 young hogs due to farrow in from 2 to 3 months.

J. A. Matthews, Btadensburg Road, (1st house at lett on top hill). 5jii2t FOR SALE Six room house in very good condition with garage and new lunia-e. Inquire at 2T 7 Krio St.

ijn7t" FOK SALE For best mined, all grades of coal and best prices, see James A. Seheffer, It. 2, Franklin. Phone 1933-U. U'tx FOK SALE- Sugarcreek.

-Tomato plants. Pvle, it FOK SALE House of 5 rooms and bath in good condition with a doutile lot. inquire at 42i Pacific St. FOK SALE 9 modern cabins completely furnished, 3 doubles, singles. 14i acres; S-room bungalow, haruwuud floors, bath, furnace, phone, electricity, bottle gas.

A beautiful place with a wonderful view. Well located for tourist business on Route 3'J. price reasonable. Siauits Cabins. Breezewood.

Pa. 16ma2U LOST LOST The party was seen taking the boy's bicycle from the Presbyterian Churoh Tuesday afternoon. If bicycle is returned promptly to DeWayne Along, 273 Prospect Avenue, no questions will be asked. 5jn2t LOST Saturday, small rhinestone earring. Reward.

Write Mrs. Harold Knight, Knox. Pa. 5unt MISCLLLANEOUS ANOTHER BONANZA OIL FIELD IN THE MAKING. A former lease king of two of Kentucky's greatest oil booms is seeking immediate financial assistance in order to secure very promising acreage with exceptional geological structure which carry wonderful oil uossibiiities wells just recently brought in range from a few hundred to 3,010 tarrels per day of high gravity oil- Quick action very urgent.

Address William Martin, P. O. Box 145, Burnside, Kentucky. 6jn3t CEDAR COVE Modern housekeeping cottages, refrigerators, innerspring mattresses, electricity, running water, largo rooms accommodating 5 people, sale beach, finest boats, excellent fisning, store camp. For reservation or folder write phone Cedar Cove.

Hardwood. Ont. Restricted clientele. djnJot Lowell Valley Cabins. TearoomGifts.

Re-opened May 28. Edith Campbell, beeper, R. U. 5jn3i All tvpes of financing for buyer or seller. Call Oil City 2177, Personal Discount Company.

Junetf Fullv approved lightning rod materials propeclv installed to homes, garage, and barns. Cash or terms. O. O. B'jylan, Dunham Road, Meadville, Pa.

1 ljri'JOt to be at for HEARD BY KIWANIANS Walter a BelL n.eniW-r of public rela'ioiis committee of the Pitu burh Siink t-Dti Cinder Club, cwai- posed of fire insurance men. spok? lo the Kiwanis Club in the Exchange ttrl here t'lay on the subject, -Your Insurance Mr. 111 fiuies to show how rinch of th iusuranoe Sn-s to pay 3re Iose, t-omrcssi'ins taxes, administration, etc. He also iilamed the Tarious trjx-s of lire iiisnranc? and the vat are of the in vestments of soiue lire insurauw t-oai-panies. K.

E. Cooley, ehairnuc of the Iuler-C nh rel itioiis s-iid ihal a '-raiiienients hatd been eoinpletiil for the ladles' ninht lrty of Franklia and il City Kiwaiiians at the Wanan-Z Clilb on Tuesday, 4 The fc.i-liire of event will i the atldress and jiiioiist ration of Ir. riiiiiio- rU. WoTin-Lou-e ConKTiitioii. Ti.ket must by June tliu-sls at the luncheon today Kiwaniau Joseph llavis.

Erie ('. A Kauai yer. Xiaar Kalis. Ontario: Ir. C.

A. Saidi, who re wiiily established a ut-iital practn here; Chapr-ian Urown Pittsburgh, an William Moiiheml. Erie. COMMITTEE TO ACT IN THREAT OF SHIP STRIKE (Continued rrom Pas- 1.) dav. They will be held at Pacific, At laiitic and Gulf coast ports.

Hawk refused to say why the meet nigs were called. would he say how long the men would stay away from their Jobs. A Labor lH'partment spokesman said Atlantic shipowners now negotiatin here with seven oilier maritime unions threatening to strike June 15 have no contractual relations with Hawk's union. Negotiations Are Deadlocked. Negotiations with the six CIO and one independent maritime union threat ening the June 15 f-trike were stale mated after ship operators repected a new union bid for a shorter work week With the strike deadline only nine days away, the negotiators have (lis cussed only hours and have not even gotten around to considering wages.

Representatives of the CIO and in dependent unions meet with lalwr con ciliators and shipping operators here at 2 p. EST. rejection of the new union proposal came at a 2 hour negotiating session last night. Federal Conciliator Harry L. arreu, in an pouncing the action, did not disclose the union request, but it was under stood to be for a 44-hour week at -sea and a 4X)-hour week in port.

Men at sea now work 50 hours week ly. The unions originally asked a 40-hou'r week at sea and at home. BLACK MARKET IN BREAD REPORTED IN PHILADELPHIA (Continued from Page 1.) The message, which went also to Sen. Homer Ferguson, said that "restrictions now in effect have no beneficial action and in fact tend to divert livestock to Illegal channels." Los AngeleSH-About oO per cent, of the areas meat, markets were closed. It was estimated that SO per cent, would he closed by the week's end because of short supplies.

Washington A strike of bilkers to protest the flour shortage was postponed until at least to permit leaders to confer with Secretary Anderson in an attempt to get the government to release more flour. Union officials estimated the city had a 14-day supply. Some stores rationed sales a half loaf per customer. Meat was plentiful in restaurants but scarcer in butcher shops than at any time since the war. Asks liufl'alo to Pray.

Buffalo, X. Y. Mariano L. Lucca, chairman of the temporary emergency relief committee, asked citizens to observe Sunday as a day of pcayer "to assure everyone his just share' of the staff of life." Little, relief from the bread shortage was foreseen this month. TRAGIC HOTEL FIRE IS UNDER INVESTIGATION (Continued from Page 1.) made retroactive.

1 lie stairways provided a passage fur flames tc travel to v.jfper floors, the 25-story building is equipped v.ith two fire escapes, both on the side, and was considered lire proel'. Of the dead, all (mt three h.td been identified. of the more than injured had been released Ironi hos pitals. Fire department officials attributed many of the deaths to hysteria. At least 11 poisons, they said, leaped to their der th from windows.

Tlie hotel was closed and guests were moved to oilier hotels late yesterday. Their belongings wert in the custody of police. Hotel representatives said the damage was "covered adequately" by insurance, but that It might be many months before the hotel wo, lid reopen. HOUSE TO FIGHT DRAFT BILL PASSED BY SENATE (Continued from Page 1.) ing the terms ot oraltees to ls months for men now in the service and for future draftees, and en banned con scription of fathers. Tlie Senate would set the draft, ages 18 through 44 while the House vision would limit them to 20 through rJhe Senate also provided that no man who served overseas for any period or any man who served in continental Ijnilcd States for sK months since' 11)40 could be drafted.

If already redrafted, he would be dis-chiirged bv August. The House bill no reference to reiuductions. JOHNSON, FORMER DIAMOND STAR, REMAINS IN COMA WASHINGTON UP Walter John son, whose fast ball made him one of baseball's great, remained in a coma today. He had been battling courageously life for more than a week. He had been in a hospital for nearly two months.

The "Big Train" suffered a stroke caused by a blocked brain artery. He showed improvement until he had a relapse May 28. the U. U. U.

R. YOU DO?" KAY TON NOW PLAYING. Ihomos Ray Colt 1 GOMEZ COLLINS SONOIRGAARO IN TECHNICOIOS! latest News Color Cartoon HOUSING SHORTAGE STUDY In stock now the new Regina Can Opener $3.45 HARTER BROS. Music Appliance Stoie 304 Uth St. Phone 179 Car Painting $40.00 Towing 24 Hour Services Day Phone 4119 Night Phone 3713-G Baker's Garage Halyday Oil City SHOES 1 I STHArND! 3 1 Si 0NE NGHT 4jJMJ 2500 YEARS 1 I I ana iti ISHmI CCD HHi jSpr inERLE OBEROIl TURHRI) BEU NIGHT I 7 i '1 i '4 CLASSIFIED "'ADVEKIISEMEXTs" WAMLD A good home or a niaie Irish fcctter, about 3 yeans Old.

fhuDe IZi-L. Ha 21 A Ex p-rienced CI. at Park Lunch. waitress. 6jnu WANTt.D -Wallpaper cleaning and Ren-rai housework by woman with experi- nce.

Write Joi "JU cO Nes-hvrad. tjnlt' MANTLI Ly an ex-service man and fanriiv. apt. or any size iunw. tie desperate.

Write box VA. co The Isews-Heraid. nJuiie.Jt ANTED Washing done by someone ho w.il call for and deliver Mine, i-'icase rite to W.N', co Mews-Herald, djnzi AM ED Girl to work nights in 'uncii room. Inquire Uu.f elation, lath Street, franklin. Fa.

Sue WASTED Three or four rooms furnished or unfurnished, by ex-Marine. Mo chii-irtn and no Pets. Call luliYX. 3tx WANTED A three or four room apart-fneiit. Furmshcd one pi vf erred, Lnone ksil-R.

3tx WAN'IED A sleeping room or furnished tinall apartment, within the city limits. Phone iK5S-U. ISUt WANTED Uert ford, Chevrolet or Plymouth 3ui) will buy. K. C.

Cummintrs, HJj Katie Stret. tx WANTED To buy a concrete block Auswci to Box til, tare of Jlx WANTED stiitieinaa for pleasant work eoveriue Venango County for old established local turn, ilust have srixid judgement and be good in calculations. Write bus out), cure ot giving details. tU WANTED Man to solicit business in the country. Salary, tar allowance and Permanent employment to one making good.

Tell us about yourself in letter to "tio," care of News-Herald. lit WAN TKD-r Woman experienced in newspaper circulation work for work in the country. Uive experience ana tietaus in reply to Box 811. care of News-Herald. Bt WANTED Woman for general Housework.

Write S. i'. Hamage, 10 West Third Street, Oil City, lJa. iiJunct WANTED Stenographer or typist with tome knowledge of shorthand. Write to Box ABC CO N'ews-Herald.

ljn tf WANTED Girl, asted 16 to IS years, to assist in housework at upper Liberty Street home and camp on 'reni'hareek. JIail application to N'ews-Herald Box XYZ. tf WANTED Twj boys. 13 to 15 years old. of good size, for steady paper routes.

Vou can make good money. Also two bovs for extras to itarn routes, paid while learning. See ilr. Britohard, Neivs-Herald. tf FOR SALE FOB SALE Tent and tamping equipment.

C. S. Neely, 1U4 Grant St. 6jiUt 1 OK SALE All kinds of potted plants in fuli bloom at reduced prices, abo a Kood variety of Vegetable and plants. Houser Greenhouse, Bhone 2V47-L.

SJuiieilt l-'OK MALE 1941 Dodpe truck in yood condition. ton dump Phone 53'J-H. (jjnat E'OB Roll top desk. Kus Cleaning. See Hoover's at FOK SALE Six room house in lower 'irst Ward, inquire i LI ti Liberty Street.

5jntitf rou SALE Seven rootn house with bath and coal furnace. Lot 4WX14U. I'hone 334 Pacific St. Djn3t FOK S.ALE Khfht room house, bath, hardwood floors and garage. 447 Pacitic Street.

Immediate possession. Inquire til!) Pacific Street. ojnit FOK SALE Five room house with bath and furnace in First Ward. Early possession. Call DD3-L.

5jn3t FOK SALE 1 steam table like new. 4 wells, li warminy compartments. Inquire Gulf Station, 15 til Franklin. Pa. 3tX FOR SALE Cast iron sink.

54 inch, porcelain top, in good condition. 5 light drop ceiling lieht, rocker, 9x12 rug, ft. 3 inch by 10 ft. 6 inch rus pad, kitchen cabinet, table, stove, -rug runner. Phone 1329-X or 4S6-G.

Gjn2t' FOB SALE Sj acre poultry and dairy farm priced to sell. Immediate possession. Midway between Harris-burg and Yom. 12 room house, spring, stream, electric water system, hot and cold water fn the house, bath room. K.

L. Ilarman. Lills-burg, Pa. ojn3t FOR SALE To Highest Bidder 5 room bungalow also garage on Skyview corner of Butter Nut Spring Road and Route 8. Must be moved from present location to make room for new home.

Can be inspected at any time. Mail bids to Renwalsh Box 266, Franklin, before June 15th. Renwalsh Corp. reserves the right to reject any or all bids. RENWALSH CORP.

Developers of Skyview For Sale Centrally located residence at 702' 12th Street 6 rooms, bath, coal furnace, garage. Duplex 6 rooms, bath on 1st floor. 4 rooms, bath on 2nd floor. Lot 45x150 I stall garage. 217 Liberty Street.

Contact Paul C. Moore, Realtor In or An rvi PLUS "HOW DO MUSIC TEMPLE AT LAKE PARK DSTROYED BY FIRE (Continued from Page 1.) the toack kitchen part of the big building for awhile. Sjiectabirs made a wide-swinging semi-circle amottnd the blazing structure. An estimated 400 to 500 automobiles wore parked along the nearby highway. The big temple, once crowd-packed for music and operating evnts.

has been used only for storage In recent years, park authorities said tney naa plumbing features and other equipment odds and ends in the locked, unoccupied building. P.en Se'hoff, toat concession oiierator. had several small motorboats stored, there. Scores of picnic tables were taken from winter storage a month ngo. Lee Hess Barnes, who conducted the gala musical festivals there starting in the late lOOO's, estimated its original cost at around It's loss today was estimated at $50,000.

R. M- Fisher, chief of Conneaut Lake Park police, caid the cause of the blaze was completely unknown. If -was not wired with electricity, he said. Prior to tlie summer season tlie park authorities had repaired the big temple's roof. WITHDRAWS FROM RACE.

WASHINGTON UP Sen. Warren R. Austin, decided today to withdraw his candidacy for re-election as a result of his selection as U. S. delegate to the United Nations.

WASHINGTON UP 'J. I. Miller, vice president of the United Press in charge of South America, today called on President Truman and dis-cuss-ed current affairs in South America. BIDS WANTED. Mineral Township will receive bids for the following: 2 water wells, one at Heister School and 1 at Raymilton.

Also the painting of school houses (inside); repairing of out building, mowing school grounds; transportation of high school children to Franklin hauling the coal for 2 schools furnishing one-half cord of kindling for each school. Bids must be in by July 2, at 7:30 p. m. The Board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. For further information get in touch with: A.

J. Krizon, Edgar Guilinger, Mrs. Gertrude or Mrs. Hettv Clark. thurs3t XOTICFi OF APPLICATION FOK CHAKTEK.

1. The name of the proposed corporation is "Sugarcreek Civic Club." 2. The proposed corporation is to be organized under the provisions of an Act of the Geneial Assembly of The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, known as the "Non-profit Corporation Law," ap proved the fifth day of May, 1933. 3. The purpose of the said corpora tion Is to promote the civic, economic, commercial, Industrial and social wel fare of the people in the Village of Sugarcreek, Wyattville and vioinity adja cent thereto.

Said corporation does not contemplate any pecuniary gain or profit incidental or otherwise, to its members. 4. The Articles of Incorporation have been filed in the Office of the Protliono- tary of the Court of Common Pleas of Venango County, Pennsylvania, and an application will be made to the Court lor the approval of said Articles of Incorporation on Monday, June l'O, 1946, at IU o'clock A. M. (L).

s. i. NESBIT AND WASSON. Solicitors for Incorporators. Exchange Bank and Trust Co.

franklin, i'ensylvaiua. 6jnlt PLAY $99 $299 $345 $399 BERT "THE HARRY VOX ELLA Bid Asked Borne-Serymser Co 50 52 Buckeye Pipe Line Co. 14 1 4 -4 OJiesebrough Mfg. Co 75 77 Eureka Pipe Line Oo 33 34 Humble Oil 73 71 Imperial Oil Co. 12 13 International Pet 10 10 National Transit Co lfi 13 Southern Pipe Line Co.

10 10 South Penn Oil Co 09 70 Std. Oil of Kentucky 29 29 Swan Finch Co. 20 23 Packard 10 10 Reo SI14 32 Studebaker 35 Willys-Overland 22 23 MOTOR ACCESSORIES. Borg-Warner 00 50 Briggs Mfg 51 Vd 51 Rudd Mfg. 22 22 Bndd Wheel C2 22 Hayes Body 12 12 Houdaille-IIershey 23 23 Stewart-Warner 22y2 22 14 Timken Roller Bearing 03 Vi 03 Timken Detroit Axle 53 53 OILS.

Atlantic Refining 4(U4 40 Barnsdall OH 20 20 Consolidated Oil 19 19 Consolidated Nat. Gas 54 Continental Oil 44 44 Houston 25 20 Mexican Seaboard 35 Ohio Oil 2S 28 Phillips Petroleum 71 72 Plymouth 24 24 Pure Oil 28 28 Skelly 85 S3 Socony-Vacuum 17 17 Std. Oil of Calif OS 57 do Indiana 48 47 do New Jersey 70 70 do Ohio 2814 28 Texas Corp. X-div 03 04 Tidewater Associated 23 23 Union Oil 27 27 RAILS AND RAIL EQUIPMENT. NEW YORK BANK STOCKS.

ational City 40 48 Chase National 43 45: Irving Trust 19 20 51 33 03 344 ankers Trust 49 Manhattan 31 Manufacturers 01 Guaranty Trust 33o All Next Week June 10 Through June 15 Auspices of Firemen's Pension Fund Monday Night is Ladies'NiVyt Att tidiisAdmllttd mtiGmik America'! newest Carnival RIDES CMHP btmmel ftfTemittt Miom shows EAMiMHMieiMMil BREAKS ANIMALS ft Keystone Show Grounds Oil City 1 Allegheny Corp 0 American Locomotive 38 38 Atchison Ill 115 Baldwin Locomotive 38 35 Baltimore Ohio 2" 25 Canadian Pacific 19 Chesapeake Ohio 03 03 Delaware Hudson 44 41 Erie 17 37 Great Northern pfd 01 03 Illinois Central 39 40 Lehigh Valley 13 13 MKT Pfd 44 44 Central 25 20 Northern Pacific 31 32' Penna 42 42 Pullman (Hi 00 Southern Pacific 07 Southern Rwy 00 50 Union Pacific ...152 152 Western 'Maryland 10 lo Youngs-town Steel Door 28 28 RUBBERS. Firestone 74 74 (Jeneral Tire and Rubber 54 55 Goodrich 73 74 Goodyear 07 07 Rubber 72 Vi 72 STEELS. Allegheny Ludlum 55 50 American Rolling Mills 35 30 American Steel Fdvs 48 47 Bethlehem -Steel 107 108 Inter-Lake Iron 17 17 Pressed Steel Car 25 20 Standard Steel Spring 22 22 Republic Steel 30 Vi 37 S. Pipe and 59 59 S. Steel 88 89 S.

Steel, Pfd 100 100 Vanadium 31 31 Young. Sheet and Tube 70 81 Bath Iron Wks 31 31 TOBACCOS. Amer Tobacco 97 97 Liggett and Myers 98 98 Lorillard 28 '28 J. Reynolds 4 40 UTILITIES. Am For Power 11 11 Am Pow and Lt 21 21 Amer Water Wks 27 28 Columbia Gas 13 13 Columbia Gas 6 pfd ...110 110 Many, Many Styles Colors: Red, blue, green, brown, tan, beige and combinations, Narrow and Medium.

OflOUfJ'S BOOT SHOE 1253 Liberty Franklin NEW CLASSICS Stenographic, Secretarial. Accounting Stirt June 10. Approved for veteran training under (1. 1. Bill of Rights.

Write or call tor catalogue. Franklin Commercial College, Franklin. 27apr tf.