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21 PITTSBURGH POST-GAZETTE: TUESDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1952 Legal Notices Merger Approved Joe Schmidt, COMMODITIES: ones unchanged to three cents a dozen higher, extras large. 49-S0c, extias medium. 44-45c, checks. 34-3oc. fSusiness Itriefs Fact and Gossip Croslcy Motors stockholders approved the prop'osed recapitalization plan.

JI. II. Hentz reviews the electric utilities. Aspinook Corporation's name has been changed to Ambrook Industries, and the common stock split four-for-one. The McKelvy letter discusses Koppers Company.

United Business Service sees a relatively tighl money supply and some, what lower top grade bond prices. James Lees Sons says its fourth quarter earnings should be the best of any '52 quarter. Swifl INct Equals 3.66 a Share CHICAGO, Dec. 15 i Special) Earnings of Swift Company for the fiscal year ended November 1 reached the highest level since 1949, amounting to $.60 a share, compared with $2.04 in the Pitt Star, In Senior Bowl Stewart Sclieetz, Penn State, Abo To Play January 3 MOBILE, Dec. 15 LT) Forty-six players from the 1952 crop of college stars will find out here January 3 whether there's more thrill making touchdowns for an extra chunk of cash than love of alma mater.

Rosters were completed today for the fourth annual Senior Bowl, the game in which participating seniors from Xorth and South of the Mason-Dixon line turn pro and get paid for their afternoon activities. Vandy End Also Listed The 23-man North squad was rounded out with the addition of Joe Schmidt, linebacker from Pittsburgh, and Stewart Sheetz. Penn State tackle. Bob Hines. Vanderbilt end.

completed the 23-man South squad. Drills will get under way December 29. Steve Owen of the New York Giants pro team will coach South team. Brown to Coach North Paul Brown of the Cleveland Browns will coach the North squad. While he will be one of the coaches in the Los Angeles pro bowl game January 10, he notified Senior Bowl sponsors to- J.

H. Dowling has been named assistant vice president in charge of marketing of Follansbee Steel Corporation. He will head market research for the company's three divisions and continue to direct the ware- hniisp ar-tivitip: -i of the corpora- jvv tion. Dow ling became as Vx rf OUV. A ll 1 II AVIS Folia nsbee in Mr.

Dowlinfr 194S and has had 24 years' ex perience in the steel industry. F. J. Breen, secretary of Na tional Union Insurance Com panies, is to retire on Januarj- 1, in accordance with the company's retirement plan. Mr.

Breen began his career in 1904 with Home Life Insurance Com pany of New York and in 1906 became associated with National Board of Fire Underwriters. In 1927, he joined the National Union as assistant to the president and in 192S was elected sec retary and vice president and director of Birmingham Fire In surance Company of Pennsyl vania. jrHe plans to remain in Pittsburgh for a short while and then locate in New Jersey. Shirley P. Austin will retire from Parrish Company De cember 31.

Roy V. Winters, of Chicago, has been named vice president sales of "Visual" Planning Equipment Company, Oakmont. Robert C. Myers has been appointed director of market development of United States Steel, succeeding Robert J. Ritchey, resigned.

L. B. Foster, formerly presi dent of the L. B. Foster Company, has been elected chairman and B.

L. Foster, formerly vice president, has been elected presi dent. R. A. Foster, formerly vice president, is now executive vice president.

This local company, established in 1902, also has of fices and plants in New York. Chicago and Houston U. S. Treasury WASHINGTON. Det.

15 The position of the Treasury December 11: Net budget receipts 1 48.858.73..3i Budget etitendftsre. 267. 769. 903. .3 1 fash halanre B.

702.399. 512. 43 Custom receipts for month 23.304.851.70 Bdrt receipts fiscal tear JuIt 1 22,309.892.771.07 RuHrrt espenditurea ral 1 .760.057.649.08 B.idrrt deficit 9.250. 1 6 1.878 I "lntal drbt 267.212.733.645.83 Incrras over preri- dc 3. .326.

950. 63 Gold torn 13. 336. 526. 489.

67 Corj LU WIU- 1 wration MACE JKESIUILTS O. FiieVs Prt.Hmin Alln.n... erger Building. Pittsburgh, Pa. Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.

County ef Allegheny. Jean Shaffer vs. Ewmr M. Shaffer, at No. 2202, July Term.

1951 Court of Common Pleas. To Ewing M. Shaffer: You are notified that Jean Shaffer, the plaintiff, has commenced an action of divorce against you. which you are required to defend. Thomas E.

Whitten, Sheriff of Allegheny County. William J. Graham. Attorney, 620 Frick Building, Pittsburgh. Pa.

Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, County of Allegheny. Ruth M. Huber vs. Louis C. F.

Huber. at No. 498 January Term, 195.3, court of Common Pleas. To Louis F. Huber: You are notified that Ruth M.

Huber. the plaintiff, has commenced an action nf divorce against you. which you are required to defend. Thoma Whitten. Sheriff of Allegheny County.

Estate of Marsha A. Coury, or Mary Marsha Koury. or Mary Coury. cr Mary Marsha Khourv. deceased, of McKeej Pocks.

No. 646 of 1952. Letters testamentary on her estate were granted to the undrsigned who requests all having claims or demand aralnst the. estate of decedent to make Known the same and all persons indebted to decedent to make payment without delay to Potter Bank and Trust Comoany, Fifth Ave. and Grant St or to Harry Caplan, Law Finance Pa.

E'tate of Milo C. Shannon, deceased, rf No 64S3 of 1952. Letter ef administration C. T. A.

on his estate were granted to the undersiimed who an pror havine clalm or demands against the estate of decadent to make known the same and all persons indebted to decedent to make payment without delay to Potter Eank and Trust Comoany. Adm. C. T. Fifth Ave.

and Grant Psh or tn John L. Miller and Duff, Scott and Smith F-irk Pa Esate of Mvrtie Gaskill, deceased, of Pah. No. 6480 of 1952. tetters of administration on her estate were granted to the undersigned who requests at! perrons having claims or demands against the estate of decedent to make known the same and all persons to nc4ent to make navment y'tthout delay to Levi W.

Gaskill, Adm .317 N. Cra'g St. or Tiortop smith. Berger Bldg pa Estate of Wi'am E. Marshall, deceased of Pgh.

No. of 1952. Let-trs testamentary on his estate were granted to the undersigned who reiues's all persons having claims or demands against the estate of dec-dent to make known the same and all Persons Indebted to decedent to make payment without de'ay to Hazel R. Marshall, 1936 Ley Pgh. 12.

or to Harry Bowytz. and Bowvtz Bowyz Law Finance Fa. In the of Common Pleas of A lethenv County, Pennsylvania. To Maerie Lacey Jones. Defendant: You are notified tha the case of William Joneg is.

Maggie Larey Jones. No. 13S5 October Term. 1P52. will he tried on January 7th.

1953. at 9:30 A. EST G. WILLIAM JONES. Attorney for Plaintiff 22 Emrj're Bui'djng.

Pittsburgh 22. Fa. LEGAL NOTICE iri re: Lease of certain real property t0 the COUNTY OF ALLE-SS2T located in the ce EJ.H,FJ" SNOWDEN. HAMPTON an OHARA. in the Court of Common Pleas of Allegheny County.

Pennsylvania, To Whom it Mav Concern: Take notice that a petition ef th County Commissioners of Allegheny County. Pa has been filed in the above entitled proceedings praying for the approval by th Court of three leases the County of Allegheny to the UniterJ states of America of three certain trac1 of land in the TownshlDs of Bethel. Snowden, Hampton and OHara. morg fully and at large described in said petition, and that a hearing will be hei by the Court threon on Wednesday December 31. 1352.

at 9:30 clock A. E. S. T. in the Assignment Room of said Court on the 7th floor ef the City-Connty Building.

Grant Pittsburgh. or In such other court room as the Court mav then and tnere direct. JOHN J. KANE. HARRY W.

FOWLER, JOHN M. WALKER. County Commissioners of Allegheny Countv, pa. NATHANIEL K. BECK.

County Solicitor. JOHN W. MAMULA. Asst. County Solicitor.

40t County Office Pittsburgh. Pa. Albert A. FlOk, Attorney at Law, 1208 Berger Butlding. Pittsburgh.

Pa. in the Court of Common Pleas of Allegheny County. State of Pennsylvania, as: Notice is hereby fclven of intention IU COIU V-UUIJ, Bl, No. 2762 January Term. 1953.

cn Monday, the 2 2nd day of December. 1952 at 0:30 clock A. Eastern Standard Time, bv Ralph R. Strobaugh, A. B.

Irwin, Walter M. Lewis, T. S. Cherry. Arnold, Donald R.

Harvi-son and E. B. Lewis, for the charter of a proposed nonprofit corporation be named The Brothernood of Railroad Shop Crafts Supervisors. Penna. RR.

System, and organized under the Nonprofit Corporation Law of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, approved May o. 1P33. The purpose or purposes foe -hich said corporation cs organized are: 1. To unite the Railroad Shop Craft supervisors, to stimulate a pride In their leadership, to aid its members 1 become better leaders, to promote their genera! welfare, and to advance thelf interests socially, morally and lntel-Iectuallv. 2.

To secure to Its members the right to bargain collectively between emplover and employee through chosen representatives, to promote a friendly between emnloyer end emolovee, and to encourare the hitrhest honor, integrity, skill and craftsmanship among Its member? 3. To e'd tn the regulation of wge. hou-s. and renditions of labor, and protect thr individual rights in com-Phanee w'th the Railway Labor Art. and for the; porpor's to have.

posss and e-1oy ,11 thlf rights, benefits end nrm'- ef aid Act of Assemblv. Th of lr.r,-rrrtir,r, firp now on rire of th" rothonof-T A Pittsburgh. Pa. A. Fiok.

Solicitor. Sealed Proposals ALLEGHENY COUNTY Pittsburgh, December 12th. 1552, separate and sealed proposals wai bt J1 tl' oiIice of th Coruroller of Allegheny County. Room 104, Court rtouse Pittsburgh. until 10:30 oirM Qfi S.

Tuesday. December and Publicly opened at 11:00 A E. S. in the presence of the Commissioner in Room 410 Court House. Pittsburgh, fi 2r RecPPmg Service; Crushei Grav'el; Kerosena and Diesel Fuel Oil: Sand, and Equip- Clmfe Orthoionllc Laboratory-Dental Special bidding blanks and envelope for use of bidders.

Instructions to condtions regulating bidding together with specifications may be had the ofll of the Bu- Ho'uViUsburgrif 207' C0urt be ccompanied bv ratified check or bond to the order nT running to the County cf Allegheny for the amount fixed in th. that the bid! eTf PUSame carr' pu the Sward contract in case ef The Conntw CAmmiu-. reserve trl 8ht ny nd bids. JAMES W. jfNOX.

Controller. County of AUgrinv. ALLEGHENY COUNTY Pittsburgh, Pa. December 12th 1952 Separate and sealed proposals will' be rJ Alleghenv County. Room 104 Court House, Pittsburgh.

un- V953" f-S- Til Tuesdy- January 13th. 1 OO bs pubI at of the ri r- the P'wntt 4 10 Commissioners In Room Prin-r Plttsburh. for Pfi and Stationery, Special bidding blanks and envelope, Instructions to ders and cond'tions regulatlne hiddin 207' cSK ghenv fount, of Aiie! the JAMES W. KNOX. Controller triZLAnegheny.

ALLEGHENY COUNT Pittsbureh. Pa. Separate 2- 1959. troller rt iV.k,t" of ihr Con-ronrf -L County. Room 1 04 10 30 until T- Tuesdav.

De- Koom 4 10. rniirt Uaik. CHICAGO CASH GRAIN Cash wheat: None. Corn: No. 2 vellow.

S1.68' No. 3. $1 .66. No. 4.

No. 5, sample srade. .33 '4-1 .62. Cstv No 1 white. -MV: No.

2 91 Barley nominal: Malting feed. Field seer! per Hundred nominal-Sweet clover, js.on-in no. rcdtC'P. S.tS.OO-39.00. aisike, $30 00 timothy.

50: red clover. $29 Sovbeans" None. CHICAGO GRAIN HI IRIS Prev. WHEAT Open High Low Clo.e Cloe Dec. 2.30t 2.31', 2 30'; 2 2.304 Mrl 2.3, 2.36-4 2.374 2 36'4 Ma 2 40 2.4034 2.39J, 2 2.40 July 2.39- 2.40t4 2 38', 2.401, 2.39.

Sept 2 41 2.42!, 2 4 I 2 42 2.41 CORN Dor 1.64 1 4 1.63 1 63 1.64 March 169 Mav 1.72 1 .721. 1.7 1 1.7 1 1.72 1.74 1 7-1 I TV, 1.73 1 74 Srpt. 1.72 1.72'" r2 1.72 1.1 OATS rvr 84', .84 Taich .86 .87 .6 .86 .86 MiY P6', Sep' .84 .84 84 .64 RYE ne-. 1 1 104 1 91 1 .91 1 .93 Mav 2 nn 2 01 1 ,99 1 99 2 00 2.02 2.03 2.01 2 01 2.02 Sept. 2 02 2.02 2.01 2.01 2.01 SOYBEANS 3 02 3 03', 3.01 3 02 3 01 March 3 01 3.05 3.03 3.04 3.03' Mar 3 03 3 05 .3.03 3 04 3 03' 3 00 3 03 3.01 3 02 .3 02 Sept.

2 92 2.93 2.92 2 92 2.92 MINNEAPOLIS WHEAT Fl'Tl RES Open Hisrh Low Der. 2 3 8 36 2 37 38 May 241 2 r.40 2.41', July 2.42 2 43 2 42 2.43 NEW TORK COTTON MllRtS Cpen High Low Clo Chg 34 24 34 33 34 14 34 21 .07 34 68 34.71 34 7 34 a.ll 34 88 34.95 34 75 "40 .15 34 35 34 37 34 28 34 3n 34 26 34 3 1 34 23 34 26 34 25 34 26 S4 24 34 21 02 34.20 34 25 34 20 34 20 .02 Mav JuW Oct. Dec. Mar. Mav Middling spot.

'33 80. up .25. Nominal, lipid. MCR A Nil COCOA Pus- soot sugar, OOr, accia cocoa, 31 asked. nominal.

Rl TIE OH. TRICES Bradford iBradforrt $4.2 Bradford (Bradford Transit I 4.25 Bradford I Tior.a-ShefTic'd i 4.25 Pennsylvania I Southwest I 3 62 Pennsvlvana iBurkfvei 3 76 Pennsylvania I Eureka i 3.76 Frozen Food Firm Plans Expansion Harris Foods Companv plans an expansion program, under wliich it will expend S250.000 for a fleer of refrigerated trucks and install new facilities for han dling of foods. The company, which specializes in freezer foods, will change from a partnership to a corporation. It will then issue publicly 50,000 shares of SI par common stock and 50.000 shares of 7 per cent cumulative preferred stock, par value So. Pittsburgh 3Iarket For FoofltulTs By Federal-State Market News Pervire I COS Stdv.

Consumer rrades. lobbing lor candled and graded ezEs in 30-do7rn casps Grd A larce white. 57-2r: Grade A rned wbite. Giadc larse irtr 50-o4c: Grade A laigp hrown and mined. Grade A med.

brown mixed. Grade large brown mired 49-5T F.2ES r-aekpd -rfr- additional. Wholesale (trades, mm. 10 per ii'iiuy, targe. extras, mm 60 per rent A.

larre sn-Slc. RI Allf.l'n.r dm, pr-u-es to tirade A. delivered Broi.ei, or Jrvers. l34-2 54 -5 Sc; 2-3 roasters 3 lbs and up. rS-67e.

ens. over 4 lh 47-'" i en- 4 44 irt. I 55.5s,-. hens, 12-14 6: PiHfs quoted beluw lepicsont sa.es in laise lols and wholesale pm-es bv original receivers at the lota! produce yards. rri.lS Stdv Wash bx Peiie Comb Ex Fey Key 1 63s A- Ice.

Pa Mcintosh 113-150S. 50- DeliC '0-13SS. $3 25 Ohio hu hkts prlie f. No. 1 2'j 5h N.

Y. hu hk' t'. No. 1 2'; in. Red Dehr S4 50: cprt lands.

S3 25-3 .30: Mr-In-nsh. S.I W. Va bu bkts Winfiars Fey 2' $3.75, Romes V. S. No.

1 2'i in. S3 50. r.sBBC.I Stdy to wkr. New: Domestic round type N. Car.

T4 bu ens. Sl.5h-i.75: Car. bu rits. Si. 30 Tex.

crts. ST. 23-2 75. Old Danish tvpe Y. 50 lb sks.

SI Pa l.kts. OMOVS Stdv. lb sks Sweet T. S. No.

1 3' ill. lzr $3.25: Iriaho whites 2-3 $4 00-4. 25: Yellow Globes med Minn. 25; Yellows med N. $3 25: Ohio, $3.25.

roTVIOIS Stdy. I. P. No 1. si'e 100, lb sks Idaho Russets.

73 5-10 lb. ks in master $.3 35; Dak. Pontiaes, $fi rnwshd, Katahrims S. No. 1, sue A.

2 In mln. 100 $4.50: 5n lbs $2 IS 75-SOc 10 lbs. 51 L. I I 5n lbs. $2 25: N.

100 $3 75- 4 00; Pa. 100 lbs, $4.00. 50 lbs. 25: l.i 70-73c. TOMtTOIS Stcr.

Rrpaek. c'tis 10 tubes 3s. $2 00-2 35: 4s, 1 7 5-2 bkts Pa. med S2 25, Ohio med. $2 00-2 25; Ire, S2.0O-2 13.

Dividends Declared Pa-abl record 15 5 1 5 5 26 1" Dec 3 1 Dec 2 2 12 Amn ew 25c Bi-M. Amu New1, $1 F. A mos ea Co 6 Fhrtrnan El 40c E. Bhss F. 2 RliMt 20O S'k Feb 2 12 Her-Trav 35c 2 Dee 22 Bavstate Corp 4 5c rep 2 15 Crown CrK I part A 2 5c Ian 2 Dec 2 2 Crown Crk I part A 25c 2 Dec 22 i Crown Cork Int A 25c 1 Mar 10 Can Bk of Com 25r 2 nec 31 Can Bk of Com 5c Feb 2 Dec 31 Col A So Ohio El 35c 10 Dec 26 Cont Assurance 3 0..

20 Dec 22 Cont Casualty 21 Dec 22 Chadhnum Hos 2'-- Stk. 3n 2 Can Virkrs 25r Ian 15 Dec 3 1 Dravo Corn 60e Dec 27 Dec 17 Fl Mu Inst Ian 5 Dec 26 Ekeo Products 37' 1 15 Fa-rrhl'd Camera 27 D-r Mfg 20 Dc 15 Godchaux Surars A 3 Dec IS Godeliaiix Sugars 30 A Dec 11 Dc IB Hunp Corn Or lan 30 15 1' Bik 4V 15 Der 3 1 v'1-sion o-l Kan "0 I. Dee 20 Dec 20 M-s VaUev Baic Q.pr 30 Dec 16 At El 3' 76 D'C 11 Motorola lnc 37' lan 13 Dc 3 1 Nat Fuel Gas 20c tan 13 Dec 31 Nat Motor Brn 4n- 2 Dec IS Nor Cent Riy 2 SA an 15 Dec 31 Ove-seas See S3 oo Der 26 Dee 22 Packard BI 25c Q. 'an 26 10 Pirce Gov 30c Dec 30 Dc 22 Speed Queen S'k Pec 2 4 Dec IS Smith -I HiniErfd 50c Q.Jan 15 Dec 30 So New Kne Tel 45e Q. 15 Dec 20 Stop A Shop 25c lan 2 Dec 2fi top Shoo Ifi' St Feb 16 Feb 1 Thor Corp tan 15 Dec 26 Thor Corp 25c 'an 15 Dec 26 Tiffanv Ar Co $1 Dr 22 Dec 17 Towmotor 50c Q.

Dec 30 Dec 23 United Cisrar 10c Ian 26 Dec 31 T'nited Printers 30p lan 2 Dec 20 I'nitpd Piiniers 3 Or 2 Dec 20 Victorepn Ins 2 Stk Ian 27 Dec 27 "One share of $25 par preferred for each four sharps of common held Bi-M-Bi-monthtv Q-Oiiaiterly F-Extra. Cf-K L-Liquidatmg 1-Initial. i By Stockholders 4r "Merger of Blaw-Knox Company and its three domestic operating subsidiaries was approved by stockholders yesterday. It is planned to effect merger at the close of business December 31. At that time the present Blaw-Knox Company, a New Jersey corporation, and its wholly-owned subsidiaries, the Foote Company, Incorporated; Buflovak Midwest Company, and Blaw-Knox Construction Company, will be merged, and the surviving corporation will have a Delaware charter and bear the name, Blaw-Knox Company.

New Svnthetic Resin a By, Local Company A completely new synthetic resin has been developed by Pennsylvania Industrial Chemical Corporation, Clairton. The new thermo plastic, called Picco-pale, has a wide variety of industrial uses and is essentially a hard hydrocarbon produced by the polymerization of unsatur ates derived from deep cracking of petroleum, according to the company. Township Bond Issue Singer, Deane Scribner and associates have purchased and are offering of Township of Millcreek, Erie County, three per cent general obligation hbonds, maturing December 1, 1953. through 1077. PR WO COMMON imiDlrVO Dravo Corporation ycsteiday declared a dividend of 60 rents, payable December 27 to recoid Dctember 17.

SI OH, PlPf LINE Sun Oil Conpany wii! brgin construction of a 200-miie pipeline from Sarnia to Toronto next spring. DIISf L. FOtVtK STOCK Graham fe Company announced that its ofinrinz of 475.000 snares of common capital stock of DiPfel Power. at $1 per share has been sold. Over the Counter The following prices are unofficial and are they do not repiesent actual transactions.

Stocks: Bid Ask Mocks: Bid Ask ActnaSEng 16 1 7, iRockw lMfg 26li 28 AniFruitGr 6'i 7, 25'8 27 AmWmdCls 3'j 4'4 jTexEastTr 17, IS', do pf 12 13 Gas Tr 16'. 18 DravoCorp 39 4 2 IThorofMks DuqLt com 29'i 30' 3 21 23 EdgewtrStl 25 WashSteel 13Vj 15 FirthSlrlng .1 33 iWatsnStnd 15 18 7i S' j'WPennPwr 40ii 431'-. HoodChem .65 Co lia, 12Vi S'l 73. iPch. Banks: LatrobeStl 30 lAlleu Trust 145 NatUnFIns 42 44 iColonial Tr .338 360 NwcomrPrd Tr 205 PaBnkShrs 26, Tr 149 155 Palndus cm 225 352 385 Penn oilOil 29 3 3 IPeoitNB-T 431, 4434 Pgh Hotels 16'i 17 18.

Porter HK 40 45 iUn.NatBank 308 RbertsnliH 50 2 1 i Rock Salt Calcium Chloride Soda Ash Caustic Soda Mefasificafe POM. IB, PA. I8WIK, PA. MARS, PA. STEEL Mill EQUIPMENT ROUS FORGINGS HEAVY DUTY MACHINE T001S experience BENJAMIN I.

DAVIS, JR. 3D Vor prinhng outdoor, tronspctaKon end point-of ta'ft advertising; ex Hi its and package design. GRant 1-1900 "C0 B-iD-- Ticker Talk 1 Earnings By the Associated Press Rubber prices dippe'd sharply in commodity futures trading yesterday but pVices of most other staples showed little change. Chicago wheat advanced slightly while corn yielded up to a cent a bushel. New York cotton, wool tops, cocoa, soybean oil.

zinc and lead showed modest gains. Coffee: domestic sugar and hides eased back, while wool futures, cottonseed oil and world sugar moved narrowly in both directions. Losses in rubber futures ranged from 1.10 to 1.15 of a cent a pound. Cotton closed un changed to SO cents a bale higher. At Chicago wheat closed to 7 of a cent a bushel higher corn 3 to 1 lower, oats unchanged 1o higher, rye Is lower to higher, soybeans lower to i higher and lard cents a hundred pounds lower to 2 cents higher.

I BIND OF STAPI rBICI.S tTi- vodv Th. Actoria'eri ti mt.hiul nrir mrfex Of .35 commodities tcday advanced to 1 77 25 Previous dav. 177.07; wfk ago, 177.23. month ago. 179 29: year ago, 194 32.

1P52 19S1 1 "oil 195.20 213 71 II. 176 29 189 34 1 (1926 average equals iuui CHICAGO BITTER ICC. Fl TIRES Open High Low Close Pr. CI pec. 115 39 25 39 50 to 05 39 40 30.10 Ian.

141 l7S Sept 7 44 00 44.10 44 00 4 iw 66.00 66.00 6V60 65 60 66 03 Mar. 12 65.80 65 PO S.VMi o-) oc CHICAGO CASH MTTJR F.rgs nrm. New York Bond Market CORPORATION BONOS CToe. ArrAFPS 2030 79 da 4 0 '87 6- AmTAT3s 64 122 da 3s Tr, 3 do 2 2 do 2 "7 1. 95 do 2S '73.

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90 GMA-O 204 4 80 54. 920. 000: WarPet 3s 66.109 4s 2 161 h.l WhStl r3 1 03 do 3S 70.101 r-ar ato. $2,453,000 Net income- 1 9S2 1 18.697 1 1.942 1 36 3.340.50 1 60.399 1 936 1 .544. 145 411241 299,034 -(Doliarsi Net on Common -1911 187.461 1.1.1 58.520 3.570.939 24 V27 6 2.009.840 1.47.297 2i403.61 1 222,208 195; 195 1 1 55 1 36 4.11 3 40 4.37 14 69 2 44 1.16 4.50 4 26 4.3S 9 39 .7 8 Curb Market Close Lansf Men.

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Allll.il P'i iPirc IProd Corp i Pi ov Ca Pur Sd o.T Pv Path Psck Read Tube H. 1 Vllon B' 21 jV. '---d II. oodlv Prt Wricht Har. Sal's, 40.000 snares, year ajo.

shares. 422.673 previous year. Net income was 5l.b9.u versus a year ago. Earnings in our meat operations improved over last year, John Holmes, president, ex plained. Price ceiling squeezes, which penalized our earnings last year, largely disappeared.

Sales reached a record 000,000. which was more than in fiscal 1951. Livestock Quotations PITTSBURGH Brinkman A Beck furmso the following quotations. CATTLE Receipis. 450 head Mauket slow and easipr.

Good to choice dry feds. $28 good fat ateers, $24 00-26 00. nifdium to coed. $21 00-24 00: common to fair, 815 common to fat common to good fat cows, $1 3.00-24 00 HOGS snn head. Handy wrichls r-0 cfnis per h'indredwPirht higher: hcaw hogs and sows steadv.

100 to 150 averaac $13 160 to 180 aver age. 517 on-17. 7S; 10 to 22n averajc. 17.75-18 00; 250 to 220 average. 517.7 5-1 6 00.

300 to 250 average. SI 6.75-1 7.75; lieay hr'ss 1 .3 common to good sows 1 1 5 00. SHlEP Receipls. nad. Market steady.

Prime 00: good mixed. 00. rulis and common. on, soring lambs. on CALVES- Receipts, 1 in had Market sfcadv.

Veal calves, $32 00-35 00; heavy and medium calves. $10 CHICAGO. Dec. 15 (CSDA) Salable hoes. is.

ooo head; fairly active, unevenly slTon; to 25 cents higher than Friday on butchers, most advance on weights ovpr 2 20 pounds with weiqhts over 270 pounds mostly 1 5-25 cents higher: sows fairly ac tive, mosMv 2 5 cents higher: most cnoice 170-220 pounds little below 516 75: few loads choice 180-210 pounds $17.15. most choice 230-260 pounds $16 10-16. 0, 270-300 pounds bulk choke 325-550-pound sows $13 25-1 5.00: weiehts under 325 pounds scarce: few heavie? to 600 pounds and over as low as good clearance; shippers took 4 000 Salable cattle. ljt.onn head salable ealvef. 4C.n head: slaughter steers and heifers slow hut fully steady early closed weak to 50 cents lower, rows steady to 25 cen's hiRhcr.

bulls Jtronj to 50 cent higher; vcalers firm: prime ateer $34. two loads hien-pnmp around 1.100-pound weight at latter prirf. comparable rrade 1.425 pounds $36 00: moft choice steers $20 good to low-choice 50: oommetcial to Inw-cmtd 3 30. several loads choice and prime neifers $33 mot heifers cradiiiE choice and brlow $30 00 down: utility and ccmnifma: cows 3.00-1 5.00; canners and cutters SiO Salable sheen. S.000 head: Slaughter lambs SI lower: late top fed prime native and fed western wooied lambs $21 50; hulk $2 1.00-2 1 50: extieme tr $22.50 nairi bv small killers: yearlings sieaov-'iii 50 cents lower: top $19.00, bulk $18.00 I down: slaughter ewes steady weak; two loads cull to gocd westerns Imestinjj Companies Bid Akcd Fd $3.05 $5.47 EA-KwdB AxHour.li lO.Si Fundlnv do 1R.P5 20.60 lnShrIii Bid Asked 31.96 34 17 20.26 22.

20 1.25 1.38 20.03 21.63 BostonFil 24 .03 25.08 BrdStI iv CanariFd Chem Fd Dei a fd Div 22.45 21 27 NalWiriB 15.05 17.12 1 1 .70 12.66 NatSedn 5.12 5 60 28 21.o3 5.97 6 52 16 02 18.60. Putnm.G 10 01 20 55 1 r6 20 72 22 60 4627 Baum Blvd. end 10 Tri-Stafe Stores demands ability and 20 Tear, S.ryic. to Industry SODIUM SIUCOFLUORIDE ANHYDROUS AMMONIA LIQUID CHLORINE CALCIUM CHLORIDE For pick up or delivery fronn war- house or direct shipment from plant via Opalco Laboratory truck. THE I.nO ATOIIY MrKee.pori McKeesport, Pa.

4-4278 Vlfe You mean I'm tcppoted to be tier that's your lunch you'ro carrying night he had arranged to remain here through the January 3 contest and will depart for the West Coast January 4. The rosters: NORTH Ends Ernie Stockert. UCLA: Roger French. Minnesota: Frank Wcdziak. Illinois.

Bernard Mowers. Purdue. Tackles Oliver spencer. Kansas: STEWART SHEETZ. Penn State.

Billy Bruner. Purdue: Ed Roth. Indiana. Center JIM DOOLEY. Penn State.

Guards Chet Millett. Holy Cross. Frank Rush. Michigan State: DON BARNEY. Penn State: JOE SCHMIDT.

Pittsourgh. Pete Russo. Indiana. Back; Har'y Agganls. Boston Charlie Vaicy, lioly Cross.

Don MrAuune. Michigan State. Dick Tambum. Michigan state Eugene Pat Gedman. Indiana.

Fred B-uney. Ohio state; Al Broskv. xuinois. Marts Beekley, Ohio State; Chuck Hren Northwestern. SOITH Ends Ben Roderick.

Vanderbilt: Jack Lewis Wake Forest. Ucyd Colteryahn. Marvland Art Decarlo. Georgia; Bob Hines. Vanderbilt.

Tackles Dick Maryland Jacic Litfe. Texas JaJraes Lawrence Duk. Chester Lacc-d Chattanooga Bill Tu-nbtaugh. Auburn. Bui Forseter.

smu. Guard? Bill Athey. Baylor; Mike House- Tulane. Centers Tom Cosgrove. Maryland; John Gnggs.

Kentucky. Eacks Jack Scarba'h. Maryland: "Joe Fortunato. Mississippi State. Leroy Labat LSU: Mtckev Lakos.

Vanderbilt; Buddy Sut ton. Arkansas. Ken PrldgTn. Huston, Ed ski. William and Mary.

F.ay Glares. Texas AAM. BE A POST-GAZETTE GOOD FELLOW Mas'er Buckie. 117. W.

Mil.er 4 80 Wccfle. Pectortown. Jamaica Scotch Blend. Sun Eaby, Miss P.dgeon. Apache Lady also ran 81X1H $1,600.

allowances. 3-year-olds and up. about 4ia furlongs. Time .50 S-5 Scottie Bo. 114.

B. Brady 515.20 7.00 4 60 Columella. 113. F. D.

Rivera. .7.80 4.00 Example. 116. V. BracciaSe 4 60 Singing Step.

Unattached and Sun Poise air ran SEVL.NTH $1,000. claiming. 3-year-clds and up. 1 miles. Time 4-5.

Bevsbcy. 117. R. Correa $34 60 10.60 6 20 Neddies Boy. 117.

S. 60 2 80 Dapper Miss. 113. M. Sorrentlno.

.3.80 Omisslve. Adele Endear. Burning Ray Confection and Treasure Key also ran. EIGHTH 1 .200. claiming.

3-yeap-olds and UD. 1 mtls. Time 4-5. At Ordered. 113.

W. Downs $30.40 20 20 8 60 Pibroch 120. Kratz 5.80 3 0 Kigh Climber. 112. G.

Sttdham 3 00 Omen. Shadow. Shot. Sea Location. Mck Bloom.

Mi Scandal and Krcesette also ran. DAILY DOUBLE Houck Mill and King Ha! paid S240 20 Mlel: $129,066. Attendance: 1.740. Tropical Pork IIRST $2 oon. claiming.

mldens 7-ear-oidj. furlongs. Time 1 07 4-5. Five Sta. 122 C.

Burr. 6 4 10 Bay. 137 Cnesier 7.50 50 il H. Ltndoerg 960 Fiddle. Aleif.

Clin. Lautnherr. Horp r.aid-r. Twig. Bouffant.

Emery Ai and Fail Festival also ran. SECOND $2,000. claiming. 4-year-olds ana uo. 6 furlonrs.

Time 1:13 2-5. Gaby K. 118 J. Contreras $162 80 61 10 23 40 rh'i-h 0 -r -d Pjr Br-'' Empty c- 3- tear-olds 4- 5. no C-ld'n also ran THIRD $2,100.

claiming, and up. 6 furiones. Time 1:11 Bleu Feature 116, C. Errico $9.50 6.70 5 00 Print Vendor. 118.

1. Combest. .4.90 3 30 Fane'ts Alley. 108. J.

Chester 12 50 Argroola. Aiwa'" Home. P.ampallion. Scnerzo. Locks.

Cro-Doc, Liability and Reigh Double alro ran IOIRTH $2,100. claiming. 3-year-oldf and up. 1 1-16 ml'es. Time 1:45 3-5.

Lucky Harp. 117 R. $10 60 5 50 3.10 Mr Tweet. 116. K.

Church 4 .80 2 0 Shr Bim. 110. P. L. Stevenson 2 70 Bots Hvn.

Alaoama Bernrougn. Hahorn. BTn Brutus. Depal. The Phoenix and G'rBr also -an.

FIFTH $2,200. claiming. 6 u-l-nts Time 1:13 4-5 John Pee! 111. S. 80 6 so 5 20 Captain Gaoe no, K.

Church. 19. 10 12 To 116. R. Permane 16.10 Fenemore.

Harrtmont. Gulf Stream. Dom Free On. SoUloquy. Star Heather, Anu and Oj--sabe also ran SIXTH $2,200.

claiming. 3-year-oids and U3. 5', f'irlongs. Tim 1.06 1-5. Imamaied 112, J.

Parent 80 14 70 7 oo Vn'le 112. S. Bouimetis 5.1 0 .3 .70 Sa'i'-T 113. C. Burr 4 90 Tn Fort.

Old Tom. Prince Cole. Part Fequest, Idio. Fugitive and Scientist also Iran SEVFNTH $2,800. allowance.

3-year-I-Mj. 6 funongs Tim" i.12 1-5. iMackviile. 115. B.

Green $32.70 22 0 7 SO Colone! 115. Burr 3..0 2.40 Fav, rtusty. Son Whitathr. On Sweet "relish. Blue Danube.

Thirty Scents -n ran. UGH 1 $2,100. claiming. 3-year-olds and uo. 1 1-16 miles Time 1:46.

Knights Hill. 118. M. Danl'l $34 70 15 80 9 00 Titius. 11.

Pajsmor. .6.20 3 30 Attention Sir. 112. WT. 3 30 Soerrv.

Manv Gifts No Peward. Free Passej. Adaptation. The Dervish, Mesabi. Infaith and Bonnie Hill also ran.

TH $2,100. claiming. 3-year-olds and uo. 1 1-16 milei. Time 1:46.

Be Swaed. 109. K. Church 15.40 6 40 4 90 Blue Lantern. 111.

Miller. .4.40 3 00 Tod Command. 112. D. Scurlock 12 90 Bashful Sun.

Bee And Bee. Betsy Mane. Gaelic In Tas'e. Grand Egyptian and Some Lord also ran. DAILY DOUBLE Five star and Gabr paid $776 60.

CONSOLATION DOUBLE Five Star and Brokn Arcr.ei scrach paid $10.50. Matael: 5645.729. Attondajtre: 7.677. Tonight Mt Jackson at Evant City. Export at Saltsbun.

Farrell at Washington. Franklin Tp. at Sewickley Twp. Johnstown at Ford City Greensburjc at Nevr Kensington. KamDton at West Deer.

Washinrton a Hickor Mononeahela at Homestead. Sewickley at Hopeweil. Ramsay at Hurst. Pitcairn at Irwin. at Jeannette.

Trafford at Latrobe. W'ashmgton Two at Leechburi. Lijomer at Y'ounrwood Mariefn at German Two. McDonald at Midway. McKees Rocki at Robinson.

Lniontown at Monesser, at Penn Hirh Plum Tn. at Penn Two. Wet Newon at Scottdalr. Snannock at Punxsutawney. Taren-um at Swissvale.

Sharon at Younis. South. Sormtdale at Sharpsourr. Alumni at So Fa-ette. Turtle Cree at Wllmerdinf.

Freedom at I nion Tp. Aiumni at Vandergrlft. E. Brook at Wampum. J3ers-n a Wavnesburg 5V.

Alexander at West Liberty. Zelienople at Sltppr Rock. Chambersburr at AMoona. Portat at Adams T5. Green at Armauzh.

Barnesboro at Vintondalc. Forbes at Berlin. Sojthmont at Gallitzin at B-C-I. B'dford at Claysburjv Biack Lick at Wilmo e. B'el at Conemaugti Twp.

Pickory at Brookfleid New Cumberland at Chester. at Tvron. Bradv at Wert Cochranton at Sandy Lake Ehensbiirr at Ccnmaugh Bartj. t'nion City at Corry. Clarion Cranbtriy.

Dale at Foioorium at mehoort at Emlenton. Karbrcrerk Ere strong Vincent. at Oil Cut Tit isv lie at Greenville. at Roaring Srnng Alumni at Indiana. Stonirelt at Hindirn Lireviile at Cnneaut Lake.

Mercer at Shnango. Pidga at Brookviile. St Peiersoun Knor Youngs Rayon at Sharo-llle. Somerset at Alleian. Md Middlesex a New Wiimlni tou.

Fnhertadale at Williamsburg. I a4! A I ndUUlld! I 11 11 11111 I 1UC1.U INSURANCE COMPANY yV, I (iTIWifin, Bowie FIRST 500. claiming. 3-jear-olds. Time 1:26 2-5 Side Saddle.

112. B. Hewitt J10 60 5 40 4 20 V9 High. 112. D.

Fizzo 10 60 .0 PLa Fiddle. 113. R. Stem 4.20 Dr. A Mae West, Green a Folly.

Problem Lad. Tile Ma. Easter Island. Alamanda. Always Argue and Uncle'i Gift also ran.

SECOND S2.500. claiming. 2-year-olds. furlong. Time 1:12 4-5 'r Stake.

120. N. 3.40 3 20 Exhaust. 112. W.

Lester 3.20 2 SO Ee Flying. 106. R. ZanelH 20 Ladv Flushing. Seven fard.

Blue Penny. Malmba. Fairtela. Amltyh. Blow Top.

Late Return and Lead Cm also ran. DAILY DOUBLE Sir Stake and Side Saddle paid $2 0. THIRD S3. 000. maidens.

3-year-olds and un. 7 furlongs. Time 1:25 3-5. Commuter. 116.

Lane. 3 50 2 60 Glimpse 116. O. Cutshaw. .35 80 14 20 Dan.

116. M. N. Gonzalez 8 00 Pat II. Irish La-Jghter.

Symphonette, Pochard. Watch Rim. Lefty Clarke. Hadapast. Gvosum and Feather Stone a'0 ran.

"FOIRIH S2.S00. claiming. 3-year-olds ard uo. 6 furlongs. Time ii net Argo.

113. N. Shuk $14.60 6 60 5 witch Way. 115. Root Ptn VilTe 11V Licausl 14 60 F.our-rg.

Claire Dauber. C-hert Raider. Chaila Ruck. Gracpler. Midst Donna Doorse.

Pirocciro rd Lot Luck a so ran Fifth S3. 000. maidens. 11-16 miles. Time 111.

Lester. $4 no 2" 2 60 cn. Rcrer 116 O. Cutshaw 4.00 3 6 FrrwtT Whirl. 116.

M. N- Gcnzalez 5.20, a-Spring Fever. Ganymede II. Sir Chater. Converse.

a-Wind Tunnel and Admiration also ran' a-Dnnkhouse entry. SIXTH $4,000. allowances. 3-year-olds fur onss. Time i 11 i-- r.

1 L.eauv. 21 fir on Gn-4--t lo- DJ Aurri- a c- 6 a SEVENTH $2,800. a-. -v: 3-var-oids' Claiming. -d uo.

1 1-16 tBilet- Time 1.48 l-o. Suptela. 107. B. Hewi't $123 40 44.00 27.80 Quarter-Master.

112. M. N. 15 00 12 40 112. Campbell 10 00 Race Tandem.

Final Prrof. Salient. Peace-ftl Scot. Fnssconnante. Rourh Cindy.

Sun Br'ght and Airtroop also ran EIGHIH S2.800. claiming. 3-ear-clds ut. 1 1-16 miles Time 1:48 1-5. Eea Marony.

109. K. Godkms $6.60 5 20 3 80 Mr Snoop. 113. J.

Llcausl. .26 20 14 00 Tuti 119. O. Cutshaw 5 00 Beezlebub. Crew Cut.

Sun Diver, Aflame p'nde Aav. Rushing. Inchcobar. Opera.or and Sizzle thru rn. Mutuel.

$589,217. Attendance 04 Mutuei fcr meeting: $15,256,264. Attendance: 177.881. Charles Toun FIRST $1,200. bcxat 4'7 furlongs.

2-year-oids. Time .57. Mojck Mill. 114. M.

Sor-entm 20 26 00 IS 40 jlnr PeP. 112. T. Mclvor 5 60 4 0 Cons'ant 112. E.

Carrtllo 3 Pride. M'on lunny. Terrible Terry, Players Guide. Moon Ge a'xO' ran. JiFCO'D $1,200, claiming.

.3 -year-olds '-i ur. afcou 4'3 Tim .50 1-5. King Hal. 119. Grant 5 20 3 20 afc Song.

113. w. Downs 4 0 3 113. F. Pivera 4 20 Jack Tyrie.

Chronicler. Orarg' Tog, Pad Boy, Aiamata and Stanley also ran XHIPD elaimirg akout 4' furlongs. 2-5. Tinker. 118.

W. Hartark. 3 20 2 80 St! Egret. 115. F.

D. Rivera. .4 60 3 40 Eialne 115. Correa 5 20 Mabs, Apricot. Chance Lead.

Bandurria. Morgan Miat. Tetrabaaic. Sound Spanking ran. FOIBTH $1,000.

claimmg. 3-year-olds ard up, 1 1-16 miles. Time 1 50 2-5. Unison. 114.

F. Kratz. 5 40 3 40 Fory Bor. 115. G.

Darltngton. .4.80 2 60 Listen to Me. 120, M. Sorrentlno. .3 00 Wind Break, Doe Head.

Champion Liar. Horny River. Bushel, Pictoric and Royal Lewis lo ran FIFTH $1,000. e'aimipg 3-ear-old apd tip. 7 furlongs.

Time 1.30 4-5. Kaii Play. 112. W. Hartack $19 20 40 5 40 Pclly Ten Tens.

117, T. D. Rivera 6 40 3 60 Floor Games CDUQuLn-E at CARNEGIE TECH. Geneva at. Clarion Vl estrnmster at St.

Francit I Pa Indiana T. at California Salem at West Vlrtinia Wei.eyan. Davis-Elkin at Fairmont P'kevtlle vs. Beckley. WilHamvjn.

W. t. Akron at Western Reserve. New York V. at Yale.

Rostra at Manhattan. F.PI at Collate. Connecticut at Brown. Northeastern at Boston TJ. Williams at Trinity.

Weslevan at Tufa. Wilka at Susiuenanna. HIGH 6CHOOL AFTERNOON Wash vocational at Elizabeth at Snowden. 2 30 p. m.

Tranlm Boro at Ferndala MGHT Oliver at Bel'e'je Sou'ii Kii's at Ouquesn. Etna at Peaood-s. F'fth Avenue at Cential Bren'wood at North. St. Joseph a Basil.

Cth. Wind'oer. Union St. John at B-onsviU. Weirton at Wneiipt Central.

Ahquinpa at Midland. Beaver at Ambridge. Apollo at Kittannmi- Arnold at Far-Brack Avonworth at West View. Baldwin at Glassport. Aiumnl at Bell-Avon.

Beilmar at California. Bentleyville at Ceoil. Bethel at Mt. Lebanon at Elders Ridte. Charners at Bridrevilie Bradd-k at Munhall.

New Cattle at Butier. Carmlchaeis af Canonsburf Petrs Twp. at Chariroi at McKeespoit. at Clairt in Trinity at Ciaysviile. C'orr'S at Con.ieiisvil'e Moon To.

at Coraopolir. rafton at M. Lebanon Davon Joint a ses-. ill. Derry Boro at Derry Tp.

Oor-nTt at Wiikmsburc Huntinidon at Dunoar. amene at Stowe. r.edstore at E. Bethlehem. East Deer at Freeport.

Shenanro at T. Lawrence. McKesport a No. HuntlT.ldon. Pankin at Pittsburrh.

5'rona at Edrewood. at P.o?traver. City at Monaca. I PITTSBURGH INSTITUTIONS? ComoajiT Fertod ,..12 mo. Sept.

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5000 Sin Tnv Mm. no OH OS .01 03 Stan Steel Sre 2 1 4 24 oo fnit EnE Fdv 14 14 14 West Air Brk 2 2fi-, 2rt 1 is West Electric 47 46 8 2 VAIKER tc. the Morgue forSpr.l!1Pbi,T"r iryS envelopet I. rl Instructions to nd'tions regulating blddinr together wih specifications may be had application to the Offee 0f th Bureau of Purchases. Room 207.

Court House. Pittsburgh. Pa. Proposal must be accompanied certified ch-ck or bond tn the order of 'or runnlne to the County cf Al'e. ghenT for the amount fixed In the specification as evidence that tbe bidder win accent same and carry out th conditions of the contract in case cf awd.

Th Cour.tv Commissioner! ree" the right to re-ect any and all bids. JAMES W. KNOX. Controller. Allegheny.

West Jefferson Hills Joint School System. Allegheny County. Large, Pa. Seated birt for furnishing atase eouipoient for various district Schnia nil! be r-iM hv the School D'strirt a' th" F.ooseie't School Building. Larse, im- p.

t. January 7. 19i3. at wht t'-ne and place the sealed nrooosa's wi'i be puhliclv opnd and read S-ier'fieatsern for the above can tiig eire of the Roosevelt School. Iree, Pa.

Th Boa -4 rservM the Tight if re-lect anv a'1 b'Ht F.OY H. MILLER, Secretary. puaiurrniiia rAiiunnw ma cnuinccninu ana ruunuKT wu. i Ccvc afMjAMlN I Designers Pittsburgh Foreign Exchange Quotation; teju.rted by lei. on National Ban and Compare.

i a Britain. sterling. pound 2 I'll II lfi. Canada Canadian $1.02 13 Ui. 0724.

Auviiai'a. viund, S2 24 Beuium. franc cui.c;ic. 0350 una. 0201 Drnmat krone.

14 55 France, franc. OOJ? Hongkong. 17fio India tupee. Mes-Kn. peso, iis-l Netheiiandj.

cuiider. 26 12, New n-mnd Norway, kione. 140'. Po'tusai. 'lido.

020. Soutn Aftica. l2 1,1 lfi Spa n. eta O260 nerl'n. krona.

19 35. Sw tt-eriand fi a.T. 2334. Lruguay, peo, 3725, Veneiuela bolivar, 3003. Pittsburgh.

Pi. and Makers of Rollt and Rolling Mill iquipmmnt iars Vundj'grift Nf (ostle Youngitowo (onton.