Birmingham Post-Herald from Birmingham, Alabama • 15

I BIRMINGHAM POST-HIXALD TiteeJay AmI I I960 PAGI IS Clow Buys Two Companies American Stock Exchange Clio I complete water treatment and waste treatment equipment -In addition to pipe Acr-O-Flo makes equipment for treatment of Industrial wastes and Yoemana manufactures equipment fur water treat- hum plant would participate In any of the manufacturing operations of Aer-O-Flo or Yeomana Both firms will operate under their proficnt managements he said Clow is the only pipe company In the nation which now handies AbbavRnt Asms Mile Acme Pn CHICAGO (UPI) Soybeans were Irregularly higher wheut and rye irregularly higher corn mixed und oats fractionally lower at the close today on the Chicago hoard of trade Wheat was off 94 to 2 com off 94 to up Mi oats unchanged to off 94 rycoff Vi to 1 and soybeans up 94 to 1'A CHICAGO (AP) BY DON CUMMINS rurchuM of Aer-O-Flo of Flop race Ky by James Ckiw lc Sons Chicago waa revealed ycdlcrday The Clow firm operates a plant In Birmingham directed by Warren Whitney vice president Mr Whitney laid the acquisition is In addition to the pur chime of Yeomana Bros of Mclroae Park 111 earlier thin year He said the purchaiie price of both compunini would be between $6 and $10 million Aero-O-Flo waa purchaaed for alock und Yeomana for cash tsss BNf Fawn ins MMmln lM SsffitfjS boot Wat 100 iKsEhs Operation Pride Stirs Interest 774 fwimdul HI Amer Hamlichtar 1 HartAlIrd J9 HartlMT Sir Harvard Ind ISfV lit iftia jjjj saaj 1 4k Moot ft fit 3M4-ib 014 04 l4 14 44 44 44 14 714 714 7114 744 14 74 -14 1 rr 35 14 ftis 741571 sisa SIC Group HlaAMun wt RloO VG JS Mill FlnS J4 Mlvlana 1b Robin Tech RaMMi III A RochG piF 4 Rockower I I gham'i by Mayor Boutwell which was a kI enforc-rmenl Mr Whitney said addition of project which is Uie first of its eru? Sid Ski Co irNal 10i niche ind L- £91 Mass fe RooteRac 00 kind In SPEAKER Charles Knight will speak to the Sales and Marketing Executives Club Friday during a noon luncheon at the Thomas Jefferson Mr Knight is staff assistant to the president of Alabama Gas Corp 'ft the two new firms to operations will increase sales and marketing activity in the South He said it was not anticipated at this time that the Birming- Clow HSM 30 Rom Prod RowldPd I0n Royal Amor Roy School Hum In JSa Ruuoki In RvanC A Here Gal HlqbtoMf HHtanHot ml Hllco 100 Moo 4 CO HoaCoA 47k 41 i Inti Holm nlnduit Halllnoer la Holly Cara an 119 it 710 ft ft -H Jft 4 114 14 114 14 1114 14 recorded in the minutes of the IBM Annual Conference of thu Conference of Mayors entitled Problems of IBM" many other cities In the country Washington has a serious housing problem" the letter aid have a special Interest In learning more about your project as I am the assistant engineer commissioner for urban development for the District of Columbia" Prentiss wrote is a $35 million project on Birmingham's Northsidc It is expected to be completed by 1970 ANalan Ana Lou Anwil 1 1 1 fell ii u1 Indutt the has aroused the interest of the governing body of the District of Columbia In a letter received yesterday by Mayor Albert Boutwell Lt Col Louis Prentiss Jr assistant engineer commissioner for the I) government asked for two copies of a booklet on and a chance to borrow a film which will show a liefore-and-after story of the project Lt Col Prentiss said he first became aware of the project after he had read a statement 187- 414 14 8 U-K 18 8 14 54 4 74 14 kEi 'iigiS TVI ffl Tfl MiM 44 HomOill J5a ff 1414 14 14 14 414 to HornAHdJO Fourth Channel Looms For City 174 144 4 Aiamara Oil AudBaby JO AiodFdSt JO AudOII It a ot! ft 5 Still another UHK television channel looms as a string possibility for Birmingham with the Federal Communications Commission in Washington scheduling a hearing on the matter Ihs Fall The channel up for allocation is No 21 a coveted spot on the UIIF band because of its lower Hoaklni Houw Fl HowEIM HubbellA HuuhHot HuntCh A JS Huuky Oil Hycon Mta HvdrometaT HyqradF J3p IMC Magnet lnipChm 14e JnaianHd wt Ind El Hard Induit Plywd Infllatit Pic Inland Credit Int Brewer Int Hold llh I nil Ind JH InlStreteh JS Intex Oil InvDIv A 140 InvDIvB JO 1 1114 14 sssoi 714 14 171414 414 14 514-1-14 914- 14 414-14 414 14 IS 314 14 514 14 1SH 14 1114 14 74k seana I JS JIX Ilk ii AtknCora Audio Do 3ft Mvk fi Camp's A Treat For City Boys Automat lutoSlTP AutaSII IlmmonBd pf I 4V 19V im 43V 4014 1144 NS I If! SSL Mutual Funds BSSSIIA rlPJfttt Vor Pay tat Ions BY PAT AMMANN number Five groups each seeking the new video outlet will be represented at the FCC hearing scheduled for Oct 4 Contending Arms arc: A Chapman and George Chapman Chupman Radio and Television Co Birmingham owner of radio station WCRT here and also a new UIIF station Channel 23 in Tusea- no ot 114 Avian Inc Avio Ind 10b Ayrth Colli Balttotd Ind Rkarlnd J9 IdMan Ha Banff Oil Bannac Indus Barna Ena Barnwall Ini Barry Wr J9 bar toll 471 Bartona Baruch Foot Back Shoo Boll Electron BallTCan 1JI Bo lock Imtr JO the Natl 144 Joann GIom JetlLPet JOb Jett LP wt Jervli Carp 70-V4 1514-14 14 14 4 9 1735 iir Inv Rash Ittel Fd I vest Fd Johns tn Sou RealtUt Specter In 50 Sperry Rwt 31V 14 714-14 31 14 54 414 MM 3 VMi IIV4 M4-I4 4714 114-14 Ind Cp swimmin' and at Camp Jimmy Goodwin has ended for 173 Birmingham boys with an awards ceremony At the campfire ceremony awards went to three campers for excellnce in camp activities The Birmingham Boys Club which opened the camp on Smith Lake near Jasepr on June 13 has had 886 boys age 6 to Peterson said drive atlon at Securities jJ -T- CUI 9J4 It JwtiilFd- JS i Cuo SI HJ0 7553 119 i Kavanau JS TSSJb 3 914 914 Bcrkey PI BorkihAp lAlllan ana ES- Prudmt'X ilvAy Jit tatte 514 14 kldde 1 Jit Klddo pMl10 11 OH 4 15V lSVh 7 7 1714 1714 lib 114 Both Co 1 Blcktonh 1 Blrdtboro Blackman I Blackitn Ct Cut S4 575 579 Int Fd 15 Snicked) 7 Knkk Ot 1IJ7 1097 Laxard 15J7 1511 LRHnv tlh! Ipy Hospital Plan Due Monday 114 BTft Iml KUnerij Krepp Fo ft ft Vit 1 Ae Houehlon 1 The latter began opera-tion last Fall (2) Tele-Mac of Birmingham Inc John McClendon broad caster from Jackson Miss who owns a chain of Negro stations among them WENN a Birming-ham station (3) Alabama Television Inc Birmingham local businessman John Jemison Jr (4) Birmingham Television Corp (WBMG) owner and operator of only UIIF television No 42 which began telecasting last Fall WBMG is involved in the FCC hearing because it seeks a modification of its construction permit which would give it a more advantageous spot on the high frequency video band (5) Birmingham Broadcasting Co Birmingham headed up by Negro businessman A Gaston' Chapman Broadcasting Co waa allocated Channel 21 last August However before the assignment becomes final the FCC allows a 50-day period for objections or protests After objections were filed with the FCC the much-disputed UHF channel was reopened by the FCC last Nov 24 so that other groups could again contend for it When and if Channel 21 is Kyser Ind JO Latav Radio Mlk Olein 314 14 llitrll Botick Banaraa Air Botany Ind Bamrmar I ml Banner JO BradFoat Bradford randy 1J9 iraillLtPw I Ijfce Shore LaMour JO I 41b 1914 I I 1-8 i 1 JO ft- Mat A ox In JOa lew In Compt Levkies JO evlttu IbFoblJ 15 for two-week camps The camps which had Indian themes ended Saturday following the final camp period Turning off Highway 78 a macadam road leads into the trees of the 67-acre camp grounds On a hill under tall pines several concrete block buildings hide in the shade Three Dormitories Three of the buildings are dormitory cabins Inside the long dorms 30 bunk beds line the walls making room for 60 boys per building Near the cabins is a sprawling dining hall and kitchen Early each morning after the flag raising ceremony on the hill the or 17-year-old counsellors gri busy in the kitchen pancakes for breakfast" said Herbert Peterson executive director of the pick-up truck into the woods and cut about 2000-3000 nine-foot fishing poles also supply bait Every three days during camp we send someone up the road to a stand for the bait mostly There's no swimming In the lake but the boys wearing life jackets can take out the camp's steel-bottom row boats The forest surrounding the lake and recreation grounds is criss-crossed with hiking trails Along these paths beys study nature aided by signs on trees telling the oak slash pine etc every Peterson said boys catch one or two harmless snakes" He said they take the snakes back to camp in jars to cage and keep a while Each boy gives his snake a daily bath and exercise One night during the camp there is a snake show On a platform each proud owner Syntax CpJS Systran Donn 1514 14 iii WiS Talley Induit itviak astvRak 75 Bunk Xwna aldor Inc ElfflKlTS BuUodT usl ji 3S mw Shr 1571 tins Fundi: 1303 Stk 509 17171177 jif 9J5 537 pof Sec Ser: Ml Salon 15991501 Band 505 5J0 1 -so pivld 571 S1S i is Vil 591 YJS A tB 13 iiSS1 ill til gSNStd Commonwilll Fds: NEA Mut 15411559 Cop Fd IfJtlSNcw Ena 1015 1173 Ineom 959 1541 now Har 1451 1573 Invest 1504 10-97 Noreost 17H 15S Stock 1515 llJ9one WmS 1545 14 ComTr AO 1J0 Oppon Fd 75M75H CamTrjCp 1JJ Penn Sa 17J4I7J4 913 991 ptoplei Unavall property cloverleaf unfolded Homewood at Valley tal Inc seeking residential Next Zoning meet ech Meosur echnc per Ian Tnd rechnlc sgt Toiectra Ind IIMum livfi Aft 10M I 4 1-14 1014 8 ji 154 14 514 14 374 14 414 14 1114 114 14 414 14 1514 44 4 71-14 414 14 4114 19X4 14 114 14 1314 IS 1 1-14 ft Telepramt Tenney JEns Tensor Cp TarmHud 17t TexPL pf4J5 Texstar Texfrnlnc wt Themp Star ThoroMkt JO Thrift! A 1J0 sSvc Birmingham Boys Club speak i wmos vp mw ing for his brother Horace Peterson camp director Tran TrnsCarlb JO TransLux JO Transalr 10 mean the fourth commercial TV station for the city There are presently two VHF outlets Channels and in addition to the new UHF channel 42 we also have a cook! shows off his snake I I OOOPO 1 1 it i-14 It xn "ft fit ji ik fi i i a 4 Wb 1014 lOVk 204 RHt MV 4 4 4 12878 Frierson said 10 per of the hoys come from lower income families who couldn't otherwise have afforded to send them to camps The Boys Club camp is paid for thnxigh the United Fund 14 fit 14 Chrntlan Cinerama Clrc Foil UOt fit IttvGiFJo 50 Hark it W4 Vk 154 14 McCulOll J4t McWood Cn Mood John 3 Modes A MeXwr in Momcor li in? 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include rmairnwri Rosebrook Corp owner of property for purchase id acreage Plans call for a 300-bed hospi tal to be erected on a 10-acre plot More than 500 persons would be employed Remainder of the land would be devoted to medical clinics Earlier council adopted an ordinance re zoning from R-J to R-3 property in the Valley-dr area defeating efforts to amend the ordinance to limit to parking to the south side of the street Residents protested the proposed change asked by Em' pire Building Co for an apartments complex complaining the recommended widening of the street was unnecessary Contract Awarded Southeast Contractors Inc low bidder for paving of Ray mond-dr was awarded a contract for $1422850 to do the job Four other firms offered bids Council passed a resolution expressing the grief in the July 11 deaths of Jim Novell and Knox Morion two Shades Valley High seniors killed in a fire Two signs on Highway 31 In Williamsburg Village one reading Yoilir Local i Police" (he other advertising Amerirnn Opinion Bookstore both of which are organs of tin Birch Society were order-ed taken down Council noted allocated to Birmingham it will ktto Prlcti do not mar kpown or 13V IIIBOI 1141 134 jn Bids are tentative Inter-dealer prices and Include retoll markdown or comm 10 preferred Stocks end Beadi itodWupw5rdff Now you can buy Investors Stock Fund for 20 a month! 3t8 00000 I 1 1 ill Ui -14 from a local junior does most of the Peterson said The remaining building is the chapel overlooking the lake al the foot of the hill At night a 10-foot lighted cross atop the chapel shines out over the water Across the lawn from the' chapel is a 306-foot swimming pool Peterson said that on Sunday afternoons the boys held swim shows inviting families! and friends The shows included diving stunts water polo clown diving 50-yard ipees aiul re-: lays Near the pool is a newly laid concrete area 70 100 feet where the boys play volley ball zelball dodgcball and other games Included is a horse shoe pit and table tennis Only a few walk through the trees stretches a sunny ojien athletic field Peterson said the field spun-and deMmt'ning nearly 250 feet is marked f(r baseball and softball But the lake just 100 feet from the pool is one of the most popular sixits on the campgrounds Jutting out into the water a 50-foot pier invites May before camp be- 3314 12 14 1714 414 I 014 1714 1014 ink 14 Victorian J91 1 IvbdM of Monoa I no Moo 540 0414 514 5 134 1314 174-14 28 it 14 ir rii ii iii ZIV 1 i a a JH 27 94-14 MtoGuarl JO Mot II up 11 MlVarn 1504 MavMab 701 MPO VMxoA TV 10y ir tM 00090 754 Vl iSk-K 5914 14 114 1b 19V 14 UW 'KiS repre- i IS IV imBk Stk jQjWkcon NallCaikxt I WnNuclr Whtaiab Whlnpany White Cra White Wichita WlebStra WllUamt WmAAcW Wllihlra Wlhon Brat WolveAl WoadNM Woadiln iMMici NCkana gllonal National IV 114 53V 15V 19 4V 4V 14V 14V 15H 15 I Co NElWtld 70a Nal Gen wt Natl Potrol NaiPrnlo 1b 34k BS ir7 Bl 94 94 ft Jh 1' 1014 3714 TV 1 ivV-it i 14 7500 Birminqham Egqs sEH I 11V 11V 14V -V 54 WrMCa WriaM 14 14 14V 14V IV IV i ii 47V 47V 32 NntlaLa vJNrwai Inc I dr la NxwHavn Bd New MaxiAr medium canto! 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CiS teijf tor tntt Sim itoficil tab MANPOWER THE VINT SCIT IN TEMPO NARV HELP 322-7607 7010X1207 SOUTH NKMLANO STAh I'M AM KUERRASMNS 322-241 2 H7Hihlniae Suit Against King Is Dismissed Cotton Ends Unchanged To $125 Off Pal- Hob J3t sc sr FadRcirc FetmtOII 150 Flold Ftaikc Fllmwav ISr FlralNH FlrthStrr 15 £2 mixed 1-3 H0 J50 llto WJI 7750-Ibt Il73-I950l 55A5 lb 17A AH 'ft 'ft-1 1500-1775 Tv calyes Fork Cl 30a eW8 Peru BlipV3J- FOR UstadSocuritiM Ovar IfiBCuntBf toiaWv active 2v ttoueMer eailv strene te Mar Iradlna stow eenerally liters moderately active ilrone talrlv active fully IP Bradford Co lv 17V IP4 4 r-2feE W'S RSpCTO Fatachronw -Praenllla JO Front tor 1JN NEW YORK Aug 8 uw Col ton futures today closed unchanged to $135 a bale lower There was light activity in the Deeemlier 1987 contracts The Agriculture Dept in its first csilmHle of (lie season plucod the 1966 rollon crop at 10 820960 Ixilra This cnmiwrrd with the 1005 production of 14050000 ImiIcs H'Pulrei closed imrhaneed to S13S lower erevtous close ATLANTA Ga Aug 8 -A former New York Cily pollee-man's IIUI suit ugninst the Rev I Ait her King Jr was dismissed today by federal Judge for lack of prosecution Dist Judge Frank A Hooper noting that King had cnnsenled (a lx1 sued in a New York Federal rourl by former lt Thomas Gilligan signed a dismissal order In a similar suit in Ihe Federal court here TIm suit resulted from re-j murks allegedly mude by Kingj ulxiut Gilligan who shat a Negro youth In New York ini August 1004 shortly before days of rioting in Hurlrm Latei investigations cleared Gilligan MEMBER New York Stock Echongt Bank Stocks lift ImurancB Stocks CALL Tl HYDINCED MM ANQ COMPANY INC tNVHTMONT MCURtTttS TalaphaoB 252-9001 729 Bonk for Sovinfi BirmlnghNin Ala Tototypa 1094304437 734330 Bead 73475 Stan I food 77W 7350: hleb rbnlie 97lTl50 lbs slot iah ter hellers id brim 1I447 lbs el Ihe i hake 050 I JV Ihs TlTS-: mixed eood and choice MO-IJOO Ihs 7375 food 7175 77751 iloodafd and wd lew 77 00 wflllly and caminer-ews 77l900i tew htoh jfletakw ramnwrcM and nners and cullers commercial buds 7075 7499 sAIIV Bull October mm i PKlmSiF M4MI 1511 WflfCh MIB055I05 Flt Ootonatai Genlera banunat Ga Fw Set GF IMhnt Olan -Gian Giant' 1313 HIST NATIONAL SANK BUILDING Phono 322-6651 Birmingham Alabama Sheea 450: moderately arilve i stauihbr lambs and shorn itauabtor 7400-7450 levy 4 Pyle Nall 0 f-sesrff 9k vINamer Ind cull ia food shorn si emitter ewes 710 I.