10 jt 38 adef THE PHILADELPHIA INOUIRER. TUESDAY MORNTNG. DECEMBER 23, 1952 Died Died Over-the-Counter Securities NoOndll Elected Produce Market Prices Continued From Preceding Pare MONDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1952 Harris Patton, Realty Aide, Dies Henry S. Harris, Engineer, Dies The following bid and asked prices are obtained from the National Association of Securities Dealers and other sources but are unofficial. They do not represent actual transactions; they are intended as a guide to the approximate range within which these securities could have been sold (indicated by the or bought (indicated by the at the time of compilation.
NQB Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Index of 35 Stocks Monday. .48 39 Friday. .48 25 Week ago. 48 61 Month ago. .47.77 Year ago.
1952 High. .49 67 1952 Low. .45.06 PUBLIC UTILITY STOCKS Issue Bid Asked N. Y. BANK STOCKS Issue Bid Asked Bk of Amer 1.60 30 32' Bk of Mann 1.60 347s Bank of 14a 367 379 Banket Tr 2 20 52? 54' Chase Natl 2 48 49' 2 Chemical 2 49 Continental 6'.
6s Corn Exch 3 65 6S! Empire 3 155 159 First Ntl NY 2Tm 388 400 Frankln Ntl (el 48' i 52' i Guaranty 14a 351 360 Hanover 4 96', 99 i Irving la 23s 24', 2 83 64', 66', Morgan. io. 289 299 phila. bank stocks Issue Bid Asked Broad St Tr 3. 58' 61' Camden Tr .80 201 22' a Cent-Penn 1.80 38' 41 Fidel-Phil 2 60a 4 67 Fin Co Pa 8a 265 First Cmdn 25' i First Natl 1 60 35' 38 Fkfd Trust 2a 70 GirardCorn 2-20 50' 53' i Industrl Tr 107a 12 Land Title 2.40a 60'-, Liberty 4d 117 127 MktSt Ntl 1.40a 39', 4" i NlBk Gtn 1.20a 41 429 No Phila Tr 5a 195 215 Natl 2a 51' Penna Co 1.60a 40' 42' Phila Natl 5 108' 1113 steady.
Wholesale prices on bulk cartons. Cream ery, nigner 92 acore aa. iresn. ob'jc. 92 score A.
freih. 67 3t: 90 score B. lresh. 67, 89 score C. fresh.
65 i. CHEESE 2 days) 138.590. steady. Wholesale sales. American cheese Ivhole milk): Cheddars, fresh.
40 42 'sc: ehedders. cured. 46-54: single daisies. freeh. tingle dairies, cured.
4. 34: young Americas, fresh. 421a-44'a: young Americas, cured. 48-54: Hals, fresh. 43 45 flan, cured.
48-56: mldxets. iresh. 43 'a- 4.: midgets, cured. 48-ob: processed. 5.
42-45: domestic Swiss (single tubs), grade A. 08-6O: arade B. 06-57: grade C. SJ-j6. EGGS (2 days).
39.003. firm. New York spot quotations, based largely on exchange trading, lollops: Midwestern: Mixed colors: Fancy heavyweights. o4: iancy. large.
5J: extra 1. large. 49-491-: extra 1 med, 46: pulle.s. 41; standards, large. 45: current receipts, rehan-dled.
43: dirties. 42: checks. 40-41. Whites: Fancy heavyweights. 55 'a tancy.
large. 54 extra 1 large. 51-52; extra 1 med. 4tf. Browns: Fancy heavyweights.
54: fancy, large. 53: 1 med. 46 Nearby; Whites: Extra fancy heavyweights. 58: med. 47: DUllets.
41'. Browns: Extra fancy heavyweights. 55: med. 452-46: pulleta. 41,.
DRESSED POULTRY, steady. Fowls, dry packed, boxes. 31-34 1a. Squabs. 80-1.
Ducts. Long Island. No 1 bbls. frozen. 30- 301: irazen ci-ates.
32 boxes. 332. Old co*cks, dry packed, under 4. 26: 4-5 and 5 and over. 28.
Turkeys, iced. Beltsville whites, young. 6-10. 53-54: toms. 12-14 lbs.
45; fresh, dry packed Beltsville whites, toms. 10-12. 48: iced, iresh. bronze, young hens. 8-16.
46-52; young 12-24. 40-42: 24 and over. 40-41: farwestern and northwestern. bronze, dry packed youn hens. 10-18.
47- 53: young toms, 16-26. 41-4n: 2b lbs and over. 44-44 LIVE POULTRY, irregular. By express: Fowls, blacks. 5'i-6.
extra fancy. 36; rough. 32; heavy desirable. 32-34: scabby. 30-32: rocks, heavy desirable.
33: leghorns, few. average. 25. Broilers, crosses, nearby. 37- 40: Delaware.
36-38: rocks. 38; small. 33-34. Chickens, crosses. 40-43: 4-4 'j.
35-36. Pullets, crosses, 3 and up. fancy. 59-60: one load. 62.
average 56-57: 4'2-5. 53; 3i2-4, 40-42: rocks. 5 and up. one lot. 60; 4.
hor-monized. 47; reds. 5 and uo. few fancy. o3-r4.
Turkeys, bronze hens. 48-50; bronze toms, 38-40 NEW YORK. FLOUR, irregular: 72 ex-tracticn-100 lbs Spring patents. 6.30-40: east soft winter straights. 5.20-5.70: hurd winter straights.
6.05-15. RYE. fliur. stradv: Fancy patents 10O lbs). 5.73-85.
CORNMEAL. steady. (100 lbt) White granulated. 6.30-33: yellow. 3.30-33.
BUCKWHEAT. unquoted. FEED, aieady: West bran, per ton, basis Buffalo. 61.00a. HOPS.
stead: Pacific Coast delivered 1932 crop: Seedless. 70-72: semi-seedless. 65-67: clusters. 58-60. TALLOW, steady: Per lb.
fob Y. tank cars: Special loose. 43a: extra locse. 5'a. GREASES, steady: Per lb.
iob Y. yellow. 4'n; house, 4n. BFANS. steady: (Jobbing jalfj on spot mar-It e-100 lbs i Pea.
9.50: red kidney, 11.30. n-nominal: a-asked. NEARBY EGG AUCTIONS DOYLESTOWN 14 266 276 extra or- extras andor stock. Natl City Trust Public rrov rrst 3 20a 83' 86; Trust 2.50a 87 92 Roosevelt Bk 3a 105 Second Ntl 19i Tradsmns 1.60a 43 45' Wyo Bk4Tr la 28' aPlus extra or extras. dPaWI or declared pavable in 1952.
xE. -dividend. WORLD BANK BONDS Trust aPlus u. S. Maturity Dec 26 YIELD Arizona Pub Serv 16' Atlanta Gas Lt 21 Calif Oreg Pur 26H Cent EI Gas 13' a Cent III EI A 25' Cent La Electric 37'i Cent Me Power 19'.
Cent Pub Util 20', Cent Verm Pb Sv 14' 17! 23! a 28' 27 39 20 15' 137a 19! 16a 30? 31 11' 'a 26 25 20 a 30a 371-2 19 32', 13! 82 16 16 23' 46'', 29t 29 15ri 20 "a 104 34 24 45', 17 15', 87 18 12 s. 22, 17 233 16 V. 27' a 18- 18 23'a 97 42i 32' 27- 23 20. Citizens Util Commvlth Gas Conn Light Duquesne Light Eastern Util do cv of 12'. 18 15s.
29' 29V, 2 53'. 54 14a 113', 2a 4' AH 10 El Paso Electric 24 Green Mtn Pwr 20' Ind Gas Water 23' Iowa Suuthn Util 19- Janaica tr Sup 283 TREASURY BILLS Kan tias Elec 35- BASIS" Kentucky LUIs Mich Gas El Mich Gas Utils Aio-Kan Pipe 17? Bid Asked ..1.85 150 2 00 2.06 ..2.20 2.C8 20 2.10 2.20 2.10 2.12 .2.15 2 08 .2 20 2.14 30 121 79 184 15 14 29 Missouri Utilities New Erg i Natural Gas do pf Wtr Serv Northeast 2 pf 27- Northn Ind 27' Pub Serv 14' xPac Pwr Light 195 Phiia Co 5 pf 102 Poitld Gas Ck 18' Portld Gen Elec 32 Puget Snd 22? Repuh Ntl Gas San Diego 16 Sci ntn Sog Bk Wt 14' a do 4 10 pf 83 South Jersey Gas 162 BANK BONDS Bid A-k-Hl 51 99.29 100.0 53 98.30 99 6 99.22 99 28 95.20 99.20 99 20 99 28 55 95.12 09.12 8. 99.4 99 24 Pub Serv Southn Colo Pwr southn In Gas Elec Serv Pub Serv 5 States Tel Tenn Gas Tran Texas East Tran Texas Gas Tran 6 113. 21 16 22', 15' a 253 17' 16 Trans Gas Pipe 21 7 Uni Tele 4' pf 93 West Penn Power 40' West Virg Wt Sv 30' Westn Lt Tele 25 Wise Pwr Lt 21s Wise Pub Serv 19! 2s 57 ..113 Jan 2 Jan 8 Jan 15. 22.
Feb 5 13 Feb 19. 26 March 5 March 12 March 19 Bid Asked S'4 81 3s 76 33.s 75 3s '72 Vx 71 2s "53 2s '54 2s '55 2s '5 2s '57 2s '53 2s '59 2s '60 2s 61 2s '62 95 93 S5' 93- 98 94 1C0- 98 94 .100 99' i 100 99' 100' 99 96 97' 95 96i 94 96 93 95 92 94 90 92 88 90 FED. LAND Vis Jri '53 2's Feb J' js Nov '54 Vx Oct '57 25.s May 2 May 2 Nov TAX-EXEMPT BOND? Bid CmlPa 1.45s '66 90 96', City Phil 2Js '78 97 99 CityPhil 3's 62 106 1C8 DelRvB 2 30s '84 97 99 PaTpk 2 90s '88 104' 105 PaTpk 3' '88 107 107 Chi Tran 33 '78 9V 91- City 3s 80. 100 100'. PtNYAuth 2s '74 98 1C0 U.
S. TREASURY NOTES YIELD BASIS Maturity Bid Asked Feb 15. 1953 -17s 1 94 1.87 June 1 1Te 2 02 1.97 Issue AlanWdPtl Bwa41-t 4' Gi ahm-Pge NE Water 5s Phil! 3-6s PluiaTr 3Js U. S. Philippines 4 Philippines 55 '56 '54 4 x-Ex -dividend.
'56 .107 BONDS Bid Asked 5s'63 100 103 s'54 96 99 93' 4s-'56 73 77 "68. 101 103 2039 66 69 70 76' a 80', INSULAR BONDS Bid is '59 ..116 WHITE: Huh Low BROWN: High Low Fancy large 68 62 Fancy large HO 57 Fancy med. 53 50 Fpncy med. 48 47 Extra large ri6 58 Extra large 63 35 Extra med. 51 47 Extra med 49'j 46 Std.
large 56 50 Std. large 49 45 Std. med. 46 41 Sid. med Prod.
Large 52 43 Prod, larae 45 43 ProJ. med 40 40 Prod. med. 4i 40 Pullets 46 42'i Pullets 4 41 'i Peewees 36 36 Peewees 36 36 Aug 15 2 2 08 2-03 i Puerto Rico INDUSTRIAL STOCKS Asked Aberdeen 5' 6 Abitibi 14' 15', Abitibi pf 25' 262 Aetna Std 153 17' Aerovox 10 11' Air Prod 3' a 4' Air Prod A 9 10' Alab 11 12' Allied Elc 2' 29 AMI 7', 82 AmBarge 17' 18; AmBoxBd 18s 20' Am Clad 1'a a Bid Askrd i Hearst pf 14' 15! Higgins 2 Hoe (R 6 6- HoffmnR 15 16 Holl Whit 32 2 35' Hoover 17' 18-" HtlW'ldfA 15 2 18 Hovmg 6a Hydrocarbon Chem 3' a 4 HudsnBay 11- 12J Hudrtp A 1' 183 Hugoton 46', 50 Ideal Cem 45' 48 iniiiiindLm 4' 2 5' Int! lellu 2b- 28-' IntlRf un 30" 323 Intl Resist 4 4- Int Txtbk 12' 13' 1 InterstBk 15 16' do 4 80p 76 InterstAiK 11ri 12ra ITS Circt 53' 53! Bid Asked Bid Asked Smith.SM 17? 19 TniArt The 4' 5 Sou Adv 25 27 L'ni Drill A 81 93 Sou Prod 35' 37' do 15' 2 16' 2 SW Lmbr 7- Ilium 42' 441 SpeerCbn20', 221, Uni 15 SpragueEl 56 61 l'ni Pc Dye 3 3' 2 Staley Mf 21' 23 CS Potash 36' 33' Std Milling 87 99 US Sugar 8', Std Screw 71 75 US Truck 133- 15 Stanly Wk 48 50 Uni Util 14- 153 i Sterling Oil 23 3' UnivMjrEl 1T 23a Stem 9' 10'. Univ Mtch 18' 2 20' 2 I Strawb CI 21' 23' Univ Wind 6', 7' 2 Stromberg 17' 18- Upson Co 16' 2 173 do 4 pf 44 47 Vacm Cone 2' 2 3' Struthers 22' i 24', ValievJUr 33' 36' Sub Prop 19 20 Vanity Fr 14'a 16' a Suburb pf 59', 61', Veeder-Rt 303 323 Susq Mills 1' 2 Verney Cp 4' 5' a Taea Corp 1 13a Vicana Sug 5 1 Tampax 153 17' xVictoreen 6 63 "lemcoAirc 7-a 8-s Vinco Corp 5' 2 6' TennCentl 17 18' Virg Dare 1-a 17-a TcnnCn pf 74 79 Vitro Mfg 8 9- Tenr.Pr&C 32 24 WaltDisnv 6 7Ta Te-inPrdn 16' 17! WarnerCo 32' 34' 2 Txtrn 4pA 74 79 WarneiSw 14' 2 16 Th.ermlKvh 5 6 WarrcnBr 17Ta 19' a Thriftv Dr 7' a 8' a Wbstr Chi 9' 10' TidelndOil 33a 4' a Wellman 11 a 12'a Title 163a 17 WstPtMfg 26' 28 Time Inc 32 333 Weyerhsr 69 72 Timelv cl 12' i 13- Eagle 14 TobinPack 7- 8', Wood Stl 155i 17' Torringtn 30'2 32', Wurlitzer 8 9H 23 25' Yolande 25a 3' a 10ra 11Ta YorkCorr 17', 18'-, TricoProd41 43! Yuba Gold 23 31 a I'arco Inc 16' 18 x-Ex-dividend i Ultrasonic 8: 97i Cases sold.
1438. COATESVTLLE WHITE: High Low BROWN: High Low 63 56 52 46 60 54 50 45 Fancy large 66 58 Fancy large Etr large Extra lai ge Extra med. 34 4 7 Fancy med. 64 56 Fxtra large 52 46 Extra med. Cases sold.
3626. CENTER POINT WHITE: Fancy large Hieh Low BROWN: High Low 67 61 Fancy large 65 57 Fancy medium 35 Extras large 71 Extras medium 53 Standard large 61 Standard med. 50 Pullets 46 Peewee 38 50 Fancy medium 53 48 58 Extras large 69 53 47 Extras medium 53 46 55 Standard large 56 5 44 Standard med. 50 43 42 Pullets 46 43 38 Cases sold. 18S3 VISIBLE GRAIN SUPPLY CHICAGO.
Visible suddIv of WHEAT de created 4.051,000 bus to 232.390.000 bus this week Board oi Trade reported. CORN de created 191.000 to 38. 953. 000. OATS decreased 490.000 10 21.822.000.
RYE incr-ased 7000 to 2.RI1S.000 BARLEY decreased 803.000 to 732.000 and SOYBEANS decreed 486.000 to 13.453.000. SPOT METAL PRICES NEW YORK. Spot ncn-ferrcus metal nrices COPPLF. 24 5c a DCuna. Connecticut Valley.
LEAD. 14'c a pound. New Yr.rt. ZINC. 12 a poana.
ast at. uuis. iin. si.zi'a a pound New York. NAVAL STORES SAVANNAH.
Receipts- TURPENTINE. 94; ROSIN. 4. Shipments: Turpentine. 73: rosin.
310. Stocks: Turpentine. 1724: rosiu. 9896. NEW YORK WOOL FUTURES Open High Lew Close 145.0b off 0.1 144.5b up 0.5 141.5 up 4 Dec 144.1 146.6 143.5 1953: Mar 143.0b 144.5 143.5 May 140.7 141.5 140.7 July 137.3b 139.2 139.2 139.0b up 0.4 Oct 136.0b 137.5 137.5 137.0b un Dec 134.0b 133.6 133.6 1954: Mar 133.
0b 134.0 133.5 Spot advanced 15 points to n-nominal. 135.5b up 0.9 133.5b up 0.3 14t. on; D-Did; NEW YORK WOOL TOPS AmDisTel 21', 23', Am Enka 41 43; 2 AmExprss 16' 17J Am Furnit 2' 2 3 Am Hard 1' 13a Am Huspit 26' 28 Amlnsulatr 8' 9' Amlnvlil 30 32 Am-LaFF 13' 149 Am Maize 20 22 AmMariet 16' 172 Am Optic! 16' 17' AmPhenol 17 18 AmPuIley 12' 14' Am Wring 9' a 10' a Anheuser 22 24-a Arden Fm 102a 11! do pr pf 43 45' 2 Arrow Hrt 42 44 ArtMetal 31 333 AssoDevl 10! 11' AssoSpng 28 30 AssoTrans 5' 6 Atomiclnst 33 3ra AugustaCh 3a 4 Autocar 14 15! Avon Prod 28 30 Bachman 6xi ITE 4tc, conv pi 69' Jervis Cp 7 Jessup Stl 8' JhnstnTest 9' Kaiser Stl 10- do pf 20 KalamPch 21 Keir'y nil' Kellett Aire 1.30 KendalICo 37 KendURef 21 Kent Mr 8 Kerr-McG 43', Keyes Kbr 21 1 Kngsbg CO 2T Kold Hold 72' 2 6' a 8 a 9 10' 2 11- 21- 23 12' 165 40 3-s 23 9 50'2 23' 33a 4'-a 25 27a 14', 4' 20 a Whitman Head Directors of Stephen P. Whitman Son yesterday elected William M. Noonan president to succeed Louis L.
Mcllhenney, president since 1926, and president and board chairman since 1949. Mcllhenney will continue WILLIAM M. NOONAN THOMAS H. SHARP as board chairman and chief executive officer of the company. Thomas H.
Sharp was named executive vice president. Noonan, who joined Whitman in 1931. has been vice president in charge of sales since 1948. As president, he will continue to be director of sales. Sharp, who has been with the company for 20 years, was vice president in charge of production.
He will continue to be in charge of production in his new capactiy. Peak Year Seen For TV in 1953 SYRACUSE, N. Dec. 22 AP) Military orders, research, and the continuing growth of television will make 1953 a record year for the electronics industry. Dr.
W. R. G. Baker, vice president and general manager, General Elactric Co. electronics division, predicted.
He said he expected the industry to gross more next year than the $4,000,000,000 currently estimated as its annual volume. He said he expected these developments: More than 200 television stations in operation by the end of 1933, compared with 117 as of Dec. 8. Production of more than 6.500,-000 home television sets and about 7,500.000 home and portable radio receivers. Continuation of a trend toward larger picture tubes and advancements in development of color tubes.
A marked increase" in technological development, in both pure and applied research. A "large-scale" increase in development and production of devices used to convert television sets for reception on ultra-high-frequency channels. Food Fair Stores Promotes Stem Louis Stein, vice president and general counsel, yesterday was named vice president-assistant to president of Food Fair Stores. George Friedland. president, said that Stein also will continue as general counsel of the company and as a director.
Stein has been associated with Food Fair since its pre-organization days in the early 1930s. He is a graduate of Fordham University Law School and is senior partner of the Jersey City law firm of Stein cfc Stein. Personnel Notes C. MILLARD DODSON. president, Weston Dodson was elected to board of managers of Lehigh Coal Navigation Co.
MARTIN BAYLY resigned as secretary of District No. 12, National Assn. of Securities Dealers, effective at end of this year. NEW YORK Dr. M.
E. Spaght was appointed executive vice president of Shell Oil Co. PAPTTTWn Tto- "in was eieciea presiaeni, oi xrav elers Insurance to succeed Jesse W. Randall, who is retiring. NEW YORK Arthur L.
Chapman was appointed vice president in charge of electronic operations of Sylvania Electric Products. SEC Weekly Sfoclc Index WASHINGTON, Dec. 22 (UP). The Securities and Exchange Com mission index for 265 stocks on the New York Stock Exchange for the week ended Dec. 19: f1939100 Index of Weekly closing 1952 prices change High Low change Composite 204.1 Manufacturing; 231.7 Durable goods 206.1 Non-durable 255.4 Transportation 241.3 1.8 Utility 1226 0 7 Trade Fin Sv 212.7 -0 5 Mining 267.7 409 204.1 231.7 206.1 260.5 241.3 123.9 213.8 306 9 188.
0 211.5 177.9 236-1 204.3 115.8 1989 235.0 Commodity Price Index NEW YORK. Dec. 22. The Asso ciated Press weghted wholesale price index of 35 commodities, 177.73; previous day, 176.43; week ago. 177.25; month ago, 178.15; year ago, i94.18.
1932 195.20 1951 215.71 1930 207.64 1949 177.37 150.05 High Low 173.53 189.34 159.30 (1926 average equals 100) U. S. Treasury Position WASHINGTON, Dec. 22 (AP). The position of the Treasury Dec.
18 Net budget receipts, budget expenditures, cash balance, customs receipts for month, budg et receipts fiscal year July budget expenditures fiscal year. budget osncit. total debt, 0236,954,938.315: increase over previous day. gold assets, 223.276,538,989. Sew York Stock Exchange Averages (Compiled by the Associated Pres -CAT INVESTING COMPANIES Bid Asked Bid Asked Aberdeen .93 1.03 Fd 5.08 5 50 Am Bus 4 04 4.37 Am.Mutl 12.11 13.16 Axe-H A 10 04 10.91 Axe-H 19.02 20.68 842 9.22 State St 66.50 70.
03 Stein 22.90 23.13 Tech Fnd 8 88 9.68 Telev-Ele 14.25 15.53 Texas Fd 5.38 5. 88 PRITR6KY. Dec. 20. 1952.
RUDOLPtf. husband of Thereca Pritrsky. of 4612 Rising Sun ave. Relatives and friends invited to services 10 A. from Eugene Gmewek Funeral Home.
2711 E. Allegheny ave. Int. Chelten Hill Cem. Viewing Tues.
7 to 0. RICE. Dec. 22. SIDNEY beloved husband of Katie Rice, of 10 Lincoln CoUingswoot.
N. aged 68. Services for relatives and Irienfc 1 P. Foster's Funeral Home. Haddom Lees Collingswood.
N. J. Int. Arlington Drexel Hill. Friends may call Tues.
eva. ROBINSON. Of 1724 S. 58th on Dee. 20.
1952. MINNIE M. ROBINSON. Service for relatives and friends on Wednesday at 11 A. M.
at Oliver Bair's. 1820 Chestnut St. Int. Sunset Mem. Park.
Friends call 7 to 9 P. If. ROBINSON. Of 1820 S. Vodges on Dec.
21, 1952. AD ALINE, daughter of the lata Thomas and Anna Robinson. Service lar relatives and triends on Wednesday at 11:30 A. at Oliver H. Bair's, 1820 Chestnut st Interment Arlington Cem.
Friends may call Tuesday. 7 to 9 P. M. ROMEJKO. Dec.
21, WALTER, beloved husband of Josephine (nee Kilehewskit. Relatives and friends ard ail organizations of which he was a member invited to funeral Wed 10 A. from his late residence, 687 Cricket Ardmore. Solemn Requiem Mass. St.
Denis Church. 11 A. M. Int. St Denis Cem.
Friends may call Tues. eve. ROYLE. On Dae. 20, CHARLES husband of Alice K.
Royle (nee Gramlieh). 6012 Chester ave. Relatives and friends, employes A. Wood. 6c invited to funeral services 10:30 A.
M. precisely, from Andrew Ebert's Sons. 258 S. 4th St. int.
Arlington Cent. Viewing Tues. 7 to 10 M. SACK. Dee.
21. of 904 69th ROBERT nuaband of Josephine C- Sack (nee lattery Relatives, friends. Lodge No. 3. F.
and A. U.S.M.C. Reserve. 155th Howltasr Bn North Penn Post No. 676, and employes of Bell Telephone are invited to the service 1 P.
Wm. Rosen OYaat Funeral Heme. 307 E. Girard ave. Int.
While-marsh Mem. Park. Friends call at the Funeral Home Tues. eve. Masonic service 8:30 P.
M. SANTORE. Dec. 20. POSB (nee Stabene).
beloved wile of the late Frank. Relatives and friends are Invited to funeral Wed. at 8 o'clock, from her late residence. 2609 S. 11th st.
Solemn Requiem Mass. Epiphany Church. 9 A. ft. Int.
Holy Cross Cem. Funeral arrangements lay Leonetti. SCAGGS. Suddenly on Dee. 19.
In Nortlt Carolina. RICHARD, hutband cf Iris V. Scaggs nee Herzog I of Lester. Pa. Funeral services.
1 1 A. Grilfith Chapel. Norwood. InU Arlington Cem. Friends may call Tues.
eve. SCHAEFLE. Of 3323 N. Uber Dec. 21.
1952. MARY wife oi the late Frederick Schaefle. Relatives and friends, also member of Trinity Lutheran Church are invited to the service Wed 1 P. Apts. Wm.
H. Battersby. 3316 N. Broad St. Int.
North wood Cem. View lng Tues. eve. SCHMI0ER. Dec.
19. I95f. MARY A. (nee Kenney). wile of Joseph Schmider Relatives and friends invited to services 1 P.
irom her late residence. 2817 N. Lambert st. Friends may call Tues. eve.
Int. Northwood Cemetery. SEHL. Dec. 20.
1952. of 2138 N. Randolph JOHN husband of Carrie S-hl. aged 79 years. Relatives and friends, members of First Mennonite Church.
Camp No. 9. P. O. S.
of and Resolution Council No. 6, Jr. O.U A.M.. are invited to services 1 P. at Haek-man 905-07 W.
Lehigh wher friends may call Tues. eve. Int. Hillside. SHANSKY.
Dec. 21. DORA, of 2628 S. Sheridan wife of the late Benjamin, dear mother cf Mrs. Rebecca Listokin.
Mrs. Viraima Lewis. Edward Shane and Frank Shane. Relatives and triends are invited to serv ces. 1 1 P.
Reisman Funeral Chapel. 908-10 Pin st. int. Har Nebo Cem. (Shiva will be observed at 341 Pine it.) SHICKLEV.
Of Glenolden. Dee. 22, 1952. CARRIE B. (nee Ehrmanl.
wife of Howard S. Shickley. Services 2 P. McCausland funeral Home, 202 S. Chester pike.
Glenolden, Pa. Int. Phila. Memorial Park. Friends may call 10 A.
M. until 2. SLINGLCFF. Suddenly, at Millviile. Dec.
21. BENJAMIN husband of the lata Anna aged 67 years. Relatives, friends and organizations of which he was a member ara invited to attend funeral service at Johnston As Son Funeral Home, 69 E. Baltimore Lansdowne. Dec.
24 at 10 A. M. Int. Arlington Cem. Friends may call Tues.
eve. Masonic service. 8 P. Tues. eve.
8MALL. Dee 22. tlLLIAN. suddenly, at Atlantic City, beloved wile oi the late Ben) am in Small, cf 134 W. Huntingdon 4t devoted mother of Hsrry Small sister of Gussia Gitcmer, Sarah Bunce.
Anna Miller. Rosa Schwartz. Edward Harry Goldb-rg. Relatives friends are invi.ed to services 12 noon, at the Asher-Berschler Breed Su Chapel. 1309 N.
Broad si. Int. Mt. Lebanon Cem. Shiva observed at her late residence.
SMITH. On Dec. 20. 1932. ALBERT, at hia late residence.
124 Rochelle husband of Mabel M. Smith (nee Brown). Relatives, friends and members of Phila. Chapter British Legion, invited to the service 1 1 A. W.
Mills Turner Funeral Home. 6023 Ridge ave, Rcxborough. Int. Phila. Memorial Park.
Friends may call Tues. 7 to 9. SMITH. On Dec. 20.
inr.2 JOHW ssxctth of 2335 Pennsylvania ave. Service for relatives and triends on Wednesday at 2 P. M. at Oliver H. Bair's.
1820 Chestnut st. Interment St. James Methodist Cem. Friends may call Tues- SMITH. Dee.
20. MARY C. (nee Relatives and friends invited to funeral Edward Hcscy. 97 Barbara road. Oak- ntu.
solemn Mass 01 Requiem. 10 A. St. Charlee, Cakview. Int.
Hoi? Cross Cem. Friends may call Tues. eve. STEEL. Suddenly, on Dec.
21. 1952. of 159 W. ANNIE wife of the lata Walter Steel. Relatives and friends are invited to services on Wed.
at 1 P. from tha Wilrtev Funeral 1.nn i wu nnimuir. land sts. Int. Northwood Cem.
Friends call Tuesaay evening. T4RI.V rww murcnt td i 4 tlllifcul, .11... I1USU4I nf I na I Schilling), and the late Ernest, Sr. Reposing at ruuciai xir-me, jua rTanc- ford ave until 2 P. where service will be held.
Friends call Tues. eve. TRIGGIAN. Suddenly. Dec 21 1952-CHARLES AGOSTINO.
husband of Helen Con-iew TriRgisn. Relatives and friends are invited I rt tha funeral Xaw4 a a 118 Ripka rt. Solemn Requiem Ma. Church of St. Lucy.
10 A. M. Int. St. Mary's Cem.
Friends may call Tuesday erenin. UTKii r- a rT-r wjovra nus- band nf Bella Utu mi1) devcted father of 'LiUian Oeboff nMtnra Marcus and Charles "Weiss, and brother of Dnr weiner, Abraham. Morris. Myer and Joseph. V.
ICC Rati at itM anil -I. i icnua hi in services. A. at the Asher- Drsrnirr Mrosfl St. Chapel.
1309 N. Broad st. Int. Har Zion Cem. WII.II4MS n.
vAnn, nusoana or Esther Whitaker Williams, of 831 65th st Relatives and friends invited to services Wed 2 raI liomt ot Harry Stroud. 600-02 uou jui. private, mends call Tues eve MARY "fe of the late Samuel more- Services for relative friends and Warren G. Hardine Chapter r377 0 on at 2 P. M.
at Oliver Rir'' '820 Chestnut st. Intuit FerwoL FTiendi may call M0n. eve. O.E.S. services at 8 M.
far pG 833 Glenview Dee. 20. EARLE. husband of Evelyn Yeager (nee Trin- No' Mtnj- alSO "arm Lod no. aA f.
4: A. and organizations of whicH he are invited to attend the funeral Wed 11 A. from the Funeral Home 7015 Torresdale ave. Interment Northwood Cem. Friends mav call at the funeral home Tuesday evening 7 to 9 THE HFART mnniTinu lTX fratcfally acknewltSM Ijp I Besjorial gifts 1505 VVVnut Street Philadelphia Pennsylvania FUNHXl HO Mi Front 8 Westmerelona Pa.
RE 9-1014 ext. tm FLOWERS FOX ALL OCCASIONS RE 9-89 REgent 94271 2223 N. Front St. syfilr Sters 7059 Frsnkfori At. OEnnshlra 3-8225 FUNERAL DIRECTOR I.n separate funeral parlars, air.
aonditionad No charge for parlars or organ service rill PARKING LOT A Matal Casks Hsarsa Upholstered Au.amobila Pillaw Embalming Rlonket Advertising Pwwral All Necessary Paraphernalia AAattrss Handles Plata Outside Casa OTHI FUNERALS $135. $175, $250. $500 Additional Har gs for Opening Grava NO CHARGE FOR PALLBEARERS No Deserving Poor ftsfusoa1 1119 W. LEHIGH AVE. 9th and ERIE AVE.
CHELTEN and OGONTZ AVES. ALLEGHENY A FRANKFORD AVES. For Afl Offices CoI BAldwin 9-3000 3n iflcmortam If you ittirt to imttrt mm "In Memoriaif)" notice an Ih mnniommry ml thm lass of ymmr lovmd one call Mi Sharp mn Rl -lfOO whm will bm limit tm assise ymw in prmpmrinm mmttrnfm. I BAIER. Dec.
21. et 1848 K. 28th MARTIN, beloved husband of Barbara (nee Schlehausi. in his 81st year. Relatives, friends and members ot zion if esDyierian cburcn ana employes of C.
Schmidt Ac Son Brewery are invited to services. II A. M. Josech E. Hepp Funeral Home.
1320-22 N. 29th St. Viewing 7 to 9 P. M. Interment West Laurel Mill cemetery.
BEX'TEL. Dee. 20. KATHRYN (nee Plaiz) wife of the late Joseph Beutel. of 3404 tt.
Relatives and friends are invited to funeral. 8:30 A. at A Hemberger. Kensington ave. and Westmoreland st.
Solemn Requiem mass, tnurcn of Tne Ascension. 10 A. M. int. Holy Sepulchre Cemetery.
Viewing Tues. eve. BINNS. Dec. 25.
ELIZABETH wife of the late Frederick W. Binns. 4236 Valley rd. Drexel Hill (formerly of Calvert Merion). Funeral Wed.
morning 8:30. George Too- pitzer Funeral Home. Garrett rd. Lantdcwne ave. Solemn Mass of Requiem.
10 o'clock. St Andrew's Church. Drexel Hill. Int. Holy Sepul- enre.
rnenaa may call Tuesday evening. BOSE. Dec. 20. 1952.
ANNA MAE. wife of Charles Bcse. Relatives and friends invited to services 11 A. frcm the Charier J. Roman Funeral Home.
1113 Ml. Vernon st. Int. Che lien Hills Cem. Friends may call Tues.
eve. CECIL. Dec. 21. 1952.
of 4509 N. 15th MARY (nee Tourish). wife of the late John Cecil. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral 9 A. Joseph A.
Moy-lan Funeral Home. 5203 N. Broad st. Solemn Requiem Mass, Church of the Holy Child. 10 A.
M. Int. Holy Cross Cem. Friends may call Tues. eve.
CHABT. On Dec. 22. IDA. of 335 Green wich dear mother of Mrs.
Anna Kushner, Mrs. Reba Falkenstein. Mrs. Miriam Faulk, Abraham Chabv. Samuel Chaby and Percy Chaby.
Relatives and friends axe invited to serv ices. 11 A. Reisman Funeral Chapel. 908-10 Pine st. Interment Har Nebo Cemetery.
Please omit llowers. CHIABINI. Dec. 21. 1952.
FRANCES, be loved wife of Vito. from 137 4 2d Sea Isle City. N. J. Relatives and friends invited to funeral at 10 A.
from Leonetti Iti nera! Home. 2223 S. Broad St. Solemn Requiem Mass. St.
Monica a Church. 11 A. M. Int. Holy Cross Cem.
Viewing Tues. after 7 P. M. CRAWFORD. Dee.
21. 1952. of 3428 VIOLA (nee Miller), wife of Robert J. Craw ford, aged 29 years. Relatives and friends are Invited to service 2:30 P.
Parlors 01 Harold B. Mulligan. 1119 W. Lehigh ave. Int.
Whitemarsh Memorial Park Friends invited Tuesday evening. CREELT. On Dec. 21. CORNELIA fnee Harris), wile of the late John R.
Creely. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services on 2 P. M. from the Barclay Funeral Home. Broad end Maple Clayton.
N. J. Interment Cedar Green Cemetery. Viewing Tuesday evening. CUNNINGHAM.
Dec. 22. 1952. at Washington. D.
C. FLORENCE MAY, beloved wife of William C. Cunningham. Services 3:30 P. Parlors of Charles H.
Drewes. 920 Main Darby. Pa. Int. Mt.
Moriah Cem. No viewing Tues. eve. Friends may call Wed. after 12 o'clock noon.
DI-NN. Dec. 20. 1952. of 2964 N.
Orkney GEORGE beloved husband cf the late Bridget. Dunn (nee Johnson). Relatives and friends are invited to funeral. 8:30 A. runerai Home cl James f.
uoaanue. a. id Tioga sts. Sclemn Reaaiem Mass. St.
Veronica's Church. 10 A. M. Interment Hcly Sepulchre Cem. Friends may call Tuesday evening.
FEOLA. Dec. 21. MARY C. (nee Dellan- dreal.
wile of Patsy, of 1364 Ruan aged 41. Relatives and friends are invited tc iuneral. 8:30. at Rcse Funeral Home. 1664 Harri son st.
Solemn Requiem Mass. 10 1. Mater Dslorcsa, church. Int. Holy Cross Cem.
Viewing Tuesday evening. 7 to 9. FERRY. On Dec. 21.
1952. SUSANNE (nee McKtnna), wife of the late William J. Ferry. 01 43oi penn st. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral 8 A.
at her daughter's residence. 1547 Womrath St. Requiem High Maas. St. Joachim's Church.
9 A. M. Int. Si. Dominic's Cem.
Friends may call Tues. eve. FRANCE. Suddenly, Dec. 22.
1952. of 5051 Ox lord LILY daughter of the late wiuiam m. ana Mary e. rrance ana sister 01 wm. Albert T.
and Marland C. France. Relatives and friends, also members of the St. Luke's R. E.
Church and employes of the rTanKiora trust mvitea to 12:30 P. from McCIurg's Funeral Home, 1665 Harricon Franklord. Services, 8t. Luke's Church. 2 P.
M. Int. Cedar Hill Cem. Friends may call Fri. eve.
GACKENBACH. Suddenly, Dee. 20, of 1VU3 Porter RALPH husband of Minerva Gaclrenbach. Relatives and iriends. employes Phila.
Navy Yard, invited to the funeral 1 P. Echraishuhn Funeral Home, 21st and Wolf sts. Int. West Laurel Hill. Friev.ds call Tues.
6:30 to 9:30 P. M. GBEE.N'RALGH. Dec 20. ELIZABETH, widow of William Harrison Greenhalgh (nee Simon).
Relatives and friends invited to funeral. 1 P. late residence. 422 Richmond st. Int.
Oakland Cem. Friends call Tues. eve. Dec. 20.
JANEY (nee Wheatley), widow of in hr 96th year. Relatives and triends are invited to services. 10 A. Kester Funeral Home. 609-11 E.
Allegheny ave Int. Hillside Cem. Friends may call Tues eve. HANSON. Dec.
19. 1952. EDWARD Relatives and friends invited to services. 11 A. from the Charles J.
Roman Funeral Home. 1113 Mt. Vernon st. Int. Greenwrod Cem.
Friends may call Mon. eve. HAPP. Dec. 20.
1952. of 6525 Gre-nway FRANK husband of Mary T. Happ (nee inomoscni. Relatives and mendf. aso an crnani-atiis of which he was a member in vited to funeral.
8:30 A. The Yerkes Funeral Home. 7031 Woodland ave High Mass of Requiem at Good Shepherd Church, 10 A. M. Int.
private. Friends may call Tues. eve. H4RR1S. Dee 21.
1052. of Wyncote. HENRY husband of Margaret Britton Hams. Funeral services 2 P. at All Hallows Church.
Greenwood ave. Wyncote. Int. private. Please omit flowers.
Instead make contributions All Hallows Endowment Fund. HEIBFCK. On Dec. 20. 1952.
ELMIRA In her 97th year, beloved friend of the late Mr. and Mrs. Samuel M. Fox. of "Chestnutweod" Andalusia, and their family.
Funeral services at the heme of Mr. and Mrs. Reginald D. Forbes, E. Tennis Ambler, en Dec.
23. at 2 P. M. Services and interment in Strasburg, Lancaster on Dec. 26.
at 2 P. M. HOPPER. Dec. 21.
1952. ALICE 1712 N. 55th widow of Rev. Charles Grant Hopper, former pastor of West Park Prerbyterian Church. Relatives and friends are invited to service 2 P.
at West Park Church. Friends may call Tues. 7 to 9 P. David G. Frankenfield 317 N.
52d st. and 12 noon to 2 P. M. at West Park Church. Int.
Westminster Cem. HOWLEY. Dec. 19. 1952.
JAMES, husband of Catherine Howlev (nee Relatives, friends and employes of Phila. Wool Econrina are invited to attend the funeral Wed 8.30 A. from his late residence. 2324 E. Lehigh ave.
Solemn Requiem Mass. 10 A. St. Anne a Church. Int.
Holy Sepulchre Cem. Friends may call Tuesday eve. Hl'GHES. Dee. 20 MARGARET (nee Larkm).
of 2551 N. Reese wife of the late James Hughes. Relatives and friends invited to attend the funeral on Wed at 8:30 A. at the Parlors of John C. Huehes.
720 w. Lehich ave. Solemn Requiem Mass. St. Fdwsrd Church.
10 A. M. Int. New Cathedral Cem. Viewing Tues.
eve. HUMPHREYS. On Dec. 21. 1952.
FLOR ENCE widow of Dr. Harry G. Humphreys. Service for relatives and friends on Wednesday at 11:00 A. M.
at Oliver H. Bair's. 1320 Chestnut st. Interment at West Laurel Hill. Friends may call 7 to 9 P.
M. Hl'NK. Dec. 22. 1952.
SIMON beloved husband of Eva O. Hunn. of 5713 N. Camac st. Relatives and Triends are Invited to attend funeral services 1 P.
M. precisely, at Morris Rosenberg's Son Memorial Chapel. 2009 N. Broad st. Int.
Adath Jeshurun Cem. IFILL. Dec. 21. 1952.
ANNE MAY. wife of Wilmer lfill. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral 1 P. at her late residence. 515 Wainut Laurel Springs.
N. J. Interment private. Friends may call Tues. eve.
JOLLY. Dec. 21. 1952. of 7019 Oakley RANDALL, husband of Margaret Jolly (nee Llpps).
Relatives and friends invited to 10 A. Parlors of Harold B. Mulligan. 1119 W. Lehigh ave.
Int. National Beverly, N. J. Friends invited Tues. eve.
KrLLEY. Dec. 19. 1952. CATHERINE M.
BRADLEY, of 130 Rockland Havertown. wife of James M. Jr. Relntives and friends are invited to the funeral. 9 A from the McCuIlough Funeral Home.
S. cor. 63d st. and Lansdowne Phila. Solemn Requiem Mass at the Church of St.
Denis. 10 A. M. Interment Cathedral Cemetery. Friends may call Tuesday evening.
KERSHAW. On Dec. 21. 1952. GRACE 6.
(nee McGrathi. of 21 S. Marion Ventnor, N. aged 43 years. Services 2 P.
at B. C. Schrceder Scnr. 715 Cooper Camden. Friends may call Thurs.
eve. KOEN1GSBERG. Dec. 22. VICTOR, beloved husband of Rosa Koenigsberg.
of 7710 Woolston devoted father of Miriam Zafren David Koenigtberg brother of Adel Schwartz. Regina Martin Koenigsberg. Relatives and friends are invited to services 2:30 P. at Benjamin Berschler Sons. 730 Pine st.
Int. Lebanon Cem. I.ASPAS. Dee. 21.
1952. ATHENA, wife of tne late Nicnolas. motner of Peter. Betty, Amelia Stergis. Beth George, sister of Chry-soula Stephanou.
grandmother of Barbara. Stephen and George. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral. 2 P. St.
Dlmitrio Church. Funeral from the John A. Vraimopoulcs Funeral Home, 53d and Locust Tues. 7 to 10. Int.
Fernwood Cem. LITTLE. Dec. 22. THOMAS husband of the late Anna M.
Little (nee Walsh 1. Relatives and friends invited to funeral 8:30 A. M. Cavanagh Funeral Home. 6922 Woodland ave.
Solemn Requiem Mass. 10 A. St. Barnabas Church. Int.
Holy Cross. Viewing Tuesday evening. LCTTRELL. Dee. 21.
1952. HELEN daughter of the late James R. and Grace Lutt-rell (nee McFadden). Relatives and friends are invited to funeral 9 A. M-, John P.
Doncnue Eons. cor. Lynn blvd and West i cnester pike, upper Darby, Pa. Sclemn Requiem Mass. St.
Laurence's Church. 10 A. M. int. caiviry cem.
Friends may call Tuesday 6 to 10 P. M. MrKENXA. Suddenlv. Dec.
19. ANDREW of 1918 Hart Lane husband of the late Margaret A (nee Cavanaugh) Relatives and friends. alt Holy Name Society, are invited to the funeral 8:30 A. Crouse's Funeral Home. 1830-32 E.
Somerset st. Solemn Requiem Mass. Visitation Church. 10 A. M.
Int. St. Dominic Cem. Viewing Tues. eve.
MILLER, Dec. 22. 1952. GEORGE C. aged 76.
husband of Mary (nee Ballinger). of Cape May Court House. N. formerly of Phila. Services II A.
M. Matlack Funeral Home. Cape May Court House. N. where friends may call 10 to 11 A.
M. Int. West Laurel Hill 2:15 P. M. MORROW.
Dec 21. 1952. MARY L. (nee Crankshaw). wife of Robert A.
Morrow and mother of Bernice C. Greenwood. Relatives ana mends, also Jos eon L. Mann Chanter No. 466.
O.E.S., and Pollock Court No. 68. O. of are invtied to services 2:30 P. her late residence.
3323 Ryan ave. Int. North Cedar Hill Cem. Friends may call Tues. eve.
7 to 9. Lodge services 8 P. M. MITRBAT. Dec.
22. 1952, SALLIE S. fnee Shuster). widow of William W. Murray, of 497 Markle st.
Relatives and friends invited to service 1:30 P. W. Mills Turner Ft eral Home. 6028 Ridge Roxborough. Friends may call Tues.
eve 7-9 Int. West Laurel Hill Cem. O'NEILL. Dec. 20.
MARCTARET wife cf the late Charles O'Neill (nee Mitchell), of 2536 S. Chadwlck formerly of County Tyrone. Ireland. Relatives, friends, B.V.M Sodality and employes of Lit Brothers. Invited to funeral 9 A.
frcm J. J. Roberts. 1701 Ritner st. Solemn Masc of Requiem.
Church of St. Monica. 10 A. M. Int.
Holy Cross Cem. Friends may call Tues. eve. 7 to 10. PARSONS.
Formerly of 414 Church la-Dec. 21. 1952. NELLIE C. wife of the late Albert E.
Parsons, aged 80 years. Relatives and friends invited to fervices 1 P. Apts. Wm. H.
Battersby. 3316 N. Broad st. Int. North-wood Cem.
No viewing Thurs. eve. PLESS. Dee 21. PHILIP, beloved husband of Katie, of 5th and Northampton Eastnn.
devoted father of Mrs. Jessie Marcus, Mrs. Lillian Berman and Samuel R. Piess. dear brother of Mra.
Gussie Zitnitsky and Joseph Piess. Relatives, friends Invited to attend funeral services. Tues 1 P. Raphael-Sacks Memorial Chapel. 1945 N.
Broad. Int. Har Jehuda Cem. Shiva will be observed a 1706 Erien rd. i Harris Patton, executive secretary of the Delaware County Real Estate Board for the last 25 years, died on Saturday at his home, 4 Pinzon Manoa, Delaware county.
He was 71. Mr. Patton, who was honored last October by the Delaware County Real Estate Board for his long service, is survived by his wife, Anne; a son, William, and a daughter, Mrs. Leon Lewis, of Norwich, Conn. He was a member of the Artisans and the Masons.
Services will be held today at Toppitzer's funeral home, Garrett rd. and Lansdowne ave. Burial will be in Arlington Cemetery. Theodore Mungen Theodore Mungen. who retired after 30 years with the Budd where he was manager of the specialty department, died Sunday at Abington Memorial Hospital.
He was 72. Mr. Mungen was born in Wash-, ington and received a doctor's degree from Taylor University, Chattanooga, when he was 68. In addition to his interests in engineering, business and mechanical arts. he was a student of biology, chemistry, economics, physics, philosophy and general science.
He lived at 1857 Canterbury Abington. He was a Mason and a member of the American Society of Engineers. He was an active member of the Jenkintown Methodist Church. He is survived by his wife, Sadie and a sister. Miss Louise Mungen, of Washington.
Funeral services will be held at 2 P. M. Saturday at Oliver Bair's, 1820 Chestnut st. Burial will be in West Laurel Hill Cemetery. Elliott Curtiss Elliott Curtiss, retired president of the U.
S. Metallic Packing 1234 Hamilton died Sunday at his home, 316 Cynwyd road, Bala-Cyn wyd. He was 72. Mr. Curtiss had been associated with the company for 55 years be fore he retired last year.
He had been president for 27 years. He was a member of the New York Railroad Club, the Navy League and the Sons of the American Revolution. He is survived by his wife, the former Roberta Le Brou; twin sons, John C. and Robert a daughter, Alica Antonia Curtiss, and two children by a previous marriage, Mrs. George Duross, of Chestnut Hill, and Ward S.
Curtiss, of Merion. Funeral services will be private. Mrs. Raymond Miller READING. Dec.
22. Mrs. Biancne L. Miller, wife of Police Chief Ray mond Miller, of West Reading, died tonight in Reading Hospital. She was 50.
Mrs. Miller was a member of St. John's Lutheran Church, Gibraltar; Reading Chapter 251, Order of Eastern Star; True Fraternity Sisterhood, Dames of Malta 148, and Re-bekah Lodge, Odd Fellows. She also is survived by two sons, Robert T. and John two brothers and five sisters.
Funeral services will be held at 2 P. M. Wednesday from the Miller funeral home, 4th st. Burial will be in Forest Hills Memorial Park. Tracey M.
Purse Tracey M. Purse, advertising director of the Pennsylvania Banker for the last five years, died yesterday at his home. 115 S. 40th st. He was 53.
Prior to coming to Philadelphia, Mr. Purse was associated with the Furse of Chattanooga, publishers of trust booklets for banks. He also was a member of the advertising staff of the magazine, Trusts and Estates, in New York City. He is survived by his wife, the former Alice Statzell; two sons, Peter and Tracey of this city, and a daughter, Mrs. Richard Frohner, of Great Falls, Mont.
William H. Rodgers William H. Rodgers, of 217 Penn Germantown, an employe in the composing room of Edward Stern 6th and Cherry for 57 years before his retirement died Friday in West Chester Hos pital. He was 86. Mr.
Rodgers was active in church work and musical circles. He was a Mason. Surviving are a son, Justus; two brothers, Ernest and Gustavis, and a sister, Mrs. Minnie Henry Funeral services will be held at 11 A. M.
tomorrow at the First Colored Wesley Methodist Church, 17th and Fitzwater sts. Burial will be in Mount Lawn Cemetery. Philip Piess Philip Piess, of Easton, a for mer Philadelphia fruit and produce merchant, died on Sunday in the Einstein Medical Center. He was 68. Mr.
Piess is survived by his wife. the former Katie Rothberg; a son. Samuel two daughters, Mrs. Morris Marcus and Mrs. Jules Berman; a sister, Mrs.
Gussie Zitnitsky, and a brother, Joseph. Funeral services will be held at 1 P. M. today at the Raphael-Sacks memorial chapel, 1945 N. Broad st.
Burial will be in Har Jehuda Ceme tery. Brink's Witness 'Ready to Talk" BOSTON, Des. 22 (UP). An at torney for a balky witness in the grand jury investigation of the Brink's robbery indicated today the man might be ready to talk. The lawyer asked for a week's de lay in the contempt hearing against Joseph S.
Banfleld so Banfield "would have the opporunity to go back before the grafid jury." Federal Judge William T. McCarthy agreed to the postponement. Banfield appeared before the jury about the same time as Paul J. Hooley. brother-in-law of a man the FBI calls a "participant" in the robbery, and Edward A.
Bennett. All refused to answer questions and were cited for contempt. After Ban-field's lawyer said Banfield wanted to return to the Jury room, Judge McCarthy put off the contempt hearings for all three until next week. Henry S. Harris, secretary of the Philadelphia Engineers Club since 1942, died on Sunday at his home.
4 Greenwood place, Wyncote, Pa. He was 71. Mr. Harris was president of the Council of Engineering Secretaries and a member of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers and the Franklin Institute. At one time Mr.
Harris was employed by Thomas A. Edison. He was graduated from Columbia University in 1902, and from the University of Pennsylvania in chemical engineering in 1906. He was a vestryman of All Hallows Church, Wyncote. Mr.
Harris is survived by his wife, the former Margaret Britton; a daughter, Mrs. Tessin Zorach, of Brooklyn, and two sons, Britton, of San Juan, P. and Alfred, of Cambridge, England. Funeral services will be held at 2 P. M.
today in All Hallows Church. Gennaro Pellegrini Gennaro Pellegrini, a tailor who lived at 1436 S. 13th died Sunday in Hahnemann Hospital. He was employed at the U. S.
Marine Corps Quartermaster Depot for 26 years. He was 63. Mr. Pellegrini, who was a Mason and a member of the Tailor's Club, is survived by his wife, Theresa; 11 sons, Silvio, Anthony, Vincent, Gennaro John, Joseph, a lieutenant colonel stationed at Wright-Patter son Airport. Dayton, Settimo, Dominick, Corporal Rudolph, in Korea, Raymond and William, and two daughters, Mrs.
Raymond Va-soli and Genna. Funeral services will be held at 2 P. M. Saturday from the Ingenito funeral home, 822 Christian st. Burial will be in Mount Moriah Cemetery.
Andrew H. Downing, Jr. SCRANTON, Dec. 22. Andrew H.
Downing, vice president of the Scranton Electrotype Co. died today in Hahnemann Hospital here. Mr. Downing was a native of Philadelphia but had lived here for 50 years. He was a veteran of the First World War and a past commander of the Koch-Conley Post American Legion.
He was a Mason and a member of the Good Shepherd episcopal Church. Surviving are his wife, Mary; his father, A. H. Downing, two brothers. Col.
Thomas stationed in Nicaragua, and Dr. I. of Al- toona; and a sister, Mrs. William Mcintosh, of Hollis, L. I.
Services will be held at 11 A. M. Friday at the DeGraw funeral home in Dunmore. Burial will be in Fair- lawn Cemetery, Dalton. Simon M.
Hunn Simon M. Hunn, head of the com merce department at Bartram High School for the last 12 years, died Sunday night at his home, 5713 Camac st. He was 65. Mr. Hunn had served the public schools here for 45 years.
He pre viously had taught at Olney and Northeast High Schools. He received his bachelor's degree from the Uni versity of Pennsylvania and his master's degree from Temple University He was a member of Congregation Adath Jeshurun and of the Zionist Organization of America. Surviving are his wife, Eva a son, Alan; a brother and two sisters. Funeral services will be held at 1 P. M.
today at Morris Rosenberg's Son, 2009 N. Broad st. Burial will be in Adath Jeshurun Cemetery. Mrs. Charles G.
Hopper Mrs. Alice B. Hopper, widow of the Rev. Charles Grant Hopper, died Sunday at her home, 1712 N. 55th st.
Mrs. Hopper was an active member df the West Park Presbyterian Church, 54th st. and Lansdowne for 52 years. Her late husband had been pastor there for more than 30 years. Funeral services will be held at 2 P.
M. in the West Park Church. Burial will be in Westminster Cemetery. Charles B. Addis Charles B.
Addis, of 1613 Sellers died at his home Sunday. He was 57. Mr. Addis was a guard at the Hunting Park plant of the Budd Co. He was a veteran of the First World War.
Surviving are his wife, Louise, and two brothers, Joseph and John, and a sister, Mrs. Harry Houlker. Services will be held at 12:30 P. M. Wednesday at the Nulty funeral home.
Frankford ave. and Church st. Burial will be in U. S. National Cemetery, Beverly, N.
J. Clinton S. Felmlee Special to The Inquirer EASTON, Dec. 22. Clinton Felmlee.
a retired school teacher and auditor of Forks township, died last night at his home, 1206 Knox Easton. He was 83. Mr. Felmlee retired in 1932 after 43 years of teaching. He was principal of the Cottingham School here and also taught at Shull Junior High School.
Deaths Elsewhere John Davison Muir, 91, retired drug manufacturer at Grand Rapids, Mich. Harvey D. Geyer, retired chief engineer of the Inland Manu facturing Division. General Motors at Dayton, O. Mario Men- doza Freyre de Andrade, prominent business man and president of the Almendares Baseball Club at Havana, Cuba.
Robert Joseph Cuddihy, 88, publisher of The Literary Digest from its inception in 1890 until it was sold to other interests in 1937 and head of Funk Wagnalls Co. from 1914 until his retirement in 1948, at New York. George F. Hummel, 70, novelist and author of 11 books on the American way of life, at New York. ADDIS.
Suddenly, on Dee. 21. 1952. CHARLES of 1613 Seller? beloved husband ul Louis Addis. Relatives, friends and employes of Budd Mtg.
invited to a'tend services 12:30 P. Nulty Funeral Home. Fkd. ave. Church st.
Int. U. S. National Cemetery, Beverly, J. Friends may call Tues.
alter 7 P. M. ALEXT. On Dec. 21.
1952. SAMUEL, beloved husband of the late Julia Alexy (nee Britz). of 1000 Stokes Collingsvood. N. aged 77 years.
Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral services 1:30 P. at Foster's Funeral Home. Haddon and Lees CollinKswood. N. J.
Int. North vood Cemetery. Friends may call Tuesday evening. AXENROTH. Dec- 21.
1952. Of 418 W. Cambria formerly of 2444 N. ELWOOD husband of Erna Ehlers Axen-roth. Relatives and friends are Invited to the service 1 P.
Parlors Harold B. Mulligan. 1119 W. Lehigh ave. Int.
Creenmount Cem. Friends Invited Tuea. eve. Died I Open High Low Close Dec 197.0 197.1 195.1 196.1 up 2.8 1933: Mar 193.2 196.0 193.0 196.0 unch May 190.0b 191.5 190.6 191.2b unch July 187.0b 187.6 137.3 187.7b Off 0.3 Oct 183.2 186.0 185.2 185.5b tff 0.2 Dee 183.4 183.7 183-0 183.0b unch 1954: Mar 181.3 180.8 180.5b off 0.3 Certificated spot tops declined 20 points to iao.on: n-nominal. NEW YORK COCOA FUTURES Open High 0 20 Low 30.20 29 35 29.44 29.65 Close Dee Mar Mar July Sept 30 38n off 52 29.73 off 50 29.38n off 33 29.37n off 53 29.80 29 95 29.45 29.80 29.13b 29.65 23.93b 29.25 29 00 29.17n off 53 scales.
o51 lots, b-bid: n-nominal. Spot mar- Set: Arfa*ge snot price. 30.30: Accra, fair lermented. 31.73: Accra. Dec-Feb.
31.23: Bahia. tuperlor. 33 48: Bahia. Dec-Feb. 32.73: veucueia.
la iruayra. ora. 33.48 NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES Open Mar 33.65 May 34.20 July 34.55 Oct 34.15 Dec 34.10 1954: Mar 34.18 May 34.26 High Low Cloe 33.89 33.37 33.70 up 15 34.38 34.11 34.25 up 18 34.73 34.47 34.62 Up 26 34.35 34. IS 34.27 up 14 34.32 34.10 34.22 up 15 34.30 34.13 34.21n up 15 34.26 34.11 34.19n up 11 Middling spot. 33.30n.
tip 15. n-nominal Average price 1516 in. middling spot at 10 scumern spot maxcets 3Z.73 CHICAGO DAIRY FUTURES EGGS STORAGE Open High Low Close Pr.Close Deo 43.75 45.75 43.65a 43 Jan 39.30 40.20 39.35 39.85 Sept 45.00 45.15 45.00 45.10 Oct 45.20 45.30 45.20 45.30 Sales. 486 contracts. BUTTER STORAGE Jan 63.40 65.75 65.30 65.73 Mar 65.65 65.95 63.60 65.95 Sales.
45 contracts, a-asked. 39.35 43.00 45.15 65.50 65.60 NEW YORK LEAD FUTURES Uni Accu 12 49 13 58 Uni Incm 12.71 13.32 Balanced 9.61 10. SO Blue Rdg 10.19 11.14 Bost Fd 24 07 26 02 Broad St 22.66 24.50 Bullock- 24.92 27.30 Can Gen 9.14 9.88 Can Fnd 11.87 12.85 Century 16 09 17 39 Chemical 20 26 21 91 Chrisfna 6520 6670 Chrisfa pf 136 141 Cmvti Inv 6.99 7.60 Concord 12 45 1346 Consollnv 92 31 DelFund 16 96 18 64 UniScience 6.17 6.74 Value Line 6.11 6.68 Wellingtn 20 79 22.67 Whitehall 19. 57 21.16 Wisconsin 4.23 4.58 Group Securities InsU Bnd 9.35 9.75 Gen Bond 8 79 Fullv Ad 7.94 Com Stock 9 04 LowPriced 7.11 Automob 8. 33 9 63 8.
70 9.91 7.80 9.13 Aviation 9.43 10.33 Building 9 23 10.11 Chemical 9. 51 10. 42 ElecEqpt 15 85 17.35 Food 5.06 5.56 Ind Math 9.99 10 94 Invest Co 14.13 15.47 Merchdsng 8.46 9.27 Mininz 7.23 7.93 Ptrolum 14.27 15.62 RR Bond 2.84 3.13 DivGrStk 7.44 8.15 DiversiTr 9. 87 11.20 DividndSh 1.97 2.16 Dreyfus 10.37 11.27 Eatn Bal 32.15 34.37 Eatn Stk 24.15 28. 52 Fidelity 18 80 10.32 Fncl Ind 2.66 2.92 Fklm fust 7 09 7.71 Fklin pf 7 00 7 67 Fundmtl 20.43 22 39 Gas Ind 21.
20 22.92 Gen Cptt 59.97 64 48 GenlnvTr 5.82 6.33 Growth 11.49 12.56 Guardian 12. 39 12.77 Howe Pin 4.83 5.22 Hud Fnd 25. 10 27. 14 Income 1.96 2.14 Incorlnv 11.40 12.32 Indepn Tr 2.27 2.59 Invest Co 12.23 13.29 InvesBos 12.12 13 25 Inv Mmt 18.10 18.51 Knickbckr 5.97 6 55 Lexingt 9 84 10.75 Manhat 8.09 8.87 Massln 20.28 21.92! RR Equip 4.61 RR Stock 9. 01 Steel 7.46 Tobacco 4.35 Utilities 7.00 5.06 9.87 8 18 4 75 7.68 Diversified Funds DiversiStk 5.57 6.10 Diversilnv 6.90 7.56 Keystone Fund B-1 B-2 B-3 B-4 K-1 K-2 S-1 S-2 S-3 S-4 26.37 27.58 24.53 26.76 18.98 20.71 11.36 12.40 18.02 19 66 27.36 29 85 35 62 38 86 18 79 20 .50 17 97 19 61 7 74 8.16 MassInG 18 22 19.70 Mas Lf 29.
99 32.25 Mutl FB 14.80 16. C9 Mutl Inv 15.94 17.61 Nationw 16.00 17.18 Natl Inv 12.15 13.14 Managed Fund Auto Shr 4.23 4.66 Busin Eqp 3 58 3.95 Gen Indus 3.47 NatResCn 3.04 3.38 Home Frn 3.25 3.58 Non-Frr 4. 07 4.48 Natrl Res 4.61 NAmT "55 5 72 NAmT '56 2.71 PacAm In 5.90 do pf 243 Penna Ind 2-00 506 Paper Shr 5.23 5.76 Petroleum 5-46 6.01 Steel 4.79 5.27 National Securities Bond Ser 7.21 7.53 Low Pr Bd 7.27 7 95 Pfd Stk 7.93 8 7 Income 5.14 5.62 Speculativ 3.90 4.26 Stock Ser 5.97 6.52 Ind Stock 10 80 11.80 6.40 26! Phila Fd 23.03 24.92 Pine St 15.10 15 56 Pioneer 17.83 19.38 Putnam 19.10 20.65 Repub Inv 3.17 3.46 Sel Am 13.93 15.07 Sharh TB 26.67 28-83'. Low Pr 5 73 6 26 INSURANCE STOCKS Bid Asked Bid Asked Aetna Cs 111'i 115' a Aetna In 64' i 66' Aetna Lf 113' a 117' 2 Agricul In 91 95'a Am Allin 35' 37'j Am Autom 52' 54'i Am Eouit 28? 303 Am Fi-Cs 19 20! Am FidCs 19 20'a Am Ins 26 'i 27 Am Reins 38' 40'' Am Surety 59- 61 Auto Ins 91'2 Bankers 55 60 Boston 37' 40 t'amden 25' 27 ConnGLf 177 182 fontl Cas 78 81'i CrumForst 45'i 47' Emply Gr 54' 56'. Emp Rein 46 48 Federal 100 FidiDep 83' i 88' a Fire Asn 7V 73' Firem Fd 58' 50' 2 Firem inN 29' a Gen Reins 37' 39' Glen Falls 60' 621' Globe Rep 17 1" Globe Rut 38' i Gt Am In 41 43' Hanover 42'2 44 'i Htfd Fire 17 176 Htfd Stm 45'a 47'i Home Ins 43 45U Ins Co NA 91 93 Jprsey In 35' 39 LmclnNF 166 171 Md Cas 26i do pr pf 48' a do cv pf 30', Mass Bnd 22'.
Mer Fire 43' Mer Mfr 10' Natl Cas 27'a Natl Fire 71 Natl Un 42'i NAm Ca 43' 2 47' NY Fire 24 North Riv Z2'i Northeastn Northern 53-i 28', SV'i 31 45'- 11', 30'-; 73 45 49'. 26 34', 7Ti 60-. Pac Fire 100' 2 105' 2 fac inrtem 62'- 63 Peerless 19 Phoenix 104 21V. 106 Prov-Wsh 30' 1094 35- 41 54'- 45' Reins NY Reuub Tex 48 St Fire Seabrd Sr 79 Security 39 Springlld 52' Std Accid 43V Travelers 750 I 65J 770 673 48Vi IS Fire 46! US Gur 130 West Fire 25? 26H Odd-Lot Transactions NEW YORK, Dec. 22.
New York Stock Exchange reports these odd-lot transactions Dec. 19: Shares 164.690 1.027 183.003 18.313 Orders 5395 31 6212 Total purchases Short sales Total sales Net sales Earnings Reports -Net Income Net on Common 1952 $91,213 107.959 S. 750.000 1951 10. 71 1951 1952 S0.61 208 887 37 5.115.547 4 27 3.82' Bancroft 18 20 Bareco Oil 4 43 Baruch 1si 2' a Bates Mfg 9 10-a BauschLh 13' 14', Baystate 34 35 Belmt Irn 33' 2 36' Beneficial 7Ta 85 BerkshFS 13 14! Berjllium 59 63 Binirhm 145a 16 BirdASon 143a 15T Black.Siv 15', 17 Blair Hold 2 2' 2 Bluemoon 7 73 BostHerld 12', 133 BotanvMlls 35 4, do 5 pf 8 9 BosscrInc 2ra 3sa do pf 11 123 Brockwav 18 20 BrovnS 17' 2 19 LandrsFC 23 2 Lnyrs iltg 2'-2 Lea Fabr 13' Lear. Inc 2 Lear pf LibrtyL A 18 LibrtvProd 8' Lipe-Roll A 7 Lithium 5' LoftCandy 2T LongBeilL 13' LoneStarSt 8 Longchps 2-a Ludlmv 31 3 Ludman 45a Maciadden 7T do pf 23 MacMilln 19 MaUory 42 Manning 16' 2 Martin Rk 16'a Marmon 5' 73 6' 3- 20 9 33a 33; 5' a 8'.
25 46 18 18', 6 183 15 10 5' 2 Buda Co 133a 143a BuffEcliD 18- Buloio C.ld 6 7 Burry Bis 13' 15 Byrndun 8- 10 CamForge 7H 8', CamDbell 16: 2 18 Cs.nSupOil 12' 13' Capitol Rec 4 35 37 Carlisle 5 53 Carpenter 3' 33 CexiarPoint 6', 7' Cenco Corp 3-a 3Ta CentlS'-va 35! 38' Cent Tel 13 14 ChaseCndy 1 1 do pf 4- 5' a Chesapkeln 4' 5 Chilton Co 17 18' i Cinerama 5 5f ClevCliff 19- 21 Coca-CXV 38 40 Col Stores 33 353 cIoIntGs 32! 34 Cone.M pf 19a 20'a Cons Deir 15' 16" Cntl AviE 4' 4s Copel-nd 8 8- Crampton 13 2' a Crov.eil 8' 2 Dan River 16-s Delhi Oil 37' 39' Delta Airl 28 30 Dent Sup 15 16! DetiCan 30 33 Det Harv 15 16 DellntlSr 25 26' DeueyiAl 173i 19 Dicta phne 55 59 Di-Noc 2'a 3sa DisTheatrs 3' 4 DomanHeli 3: a Dravo 38 41 DreAvrys 10' 11' DuMnt 5p 22' 24' DunABrd 27', 29 Durez Pig 22 24 Ind 4H 4'a Eastn Rac 2Ta Edison 15' 17' Electro! 5sa 63a Eiectrolux 12'. 13 Elk Horn 15', 17 KmhartMf 97 101 Emp St Oil 4ri 5'a Erie Forge 7 8H "FairmtFd 17', 19', Fedl Mach 3'- 37a 50 Bway 11V 124 FirstBank 27 28' FirstBost 32', 34'-, Firth Sterl 4' Flour Mis 10 TlyingT pf 7 FooteBros 13'-, 15 FooteMinl 41 44' i Foremost 19 20' 2 Foundatn 9' 10' 2 FownesBro 3' 3Ta 8' 9 Fuller Co 1i 1ra Garlock 19 GenAnal 100 110 GenCntrct 12' 2 14 GenCrOil 47 49 Gen Dn Bat 7 'a GetchelMn 4' 5', GiantPCm 6Ti 7 Giddings 133 14 Girdler 50 54 Glass Fib 9 10 JoodHumr 4T 5r Grace.WR 30 32 Grand Un 42' 44' i GreatAmln 3 "a 3ra Great Pins 7 8 Grinnell 561 59- 12 13! a Gustin 13', 15 'Haile Mns 5' 2 6 Hajoca 23. 25U Md Drydk 17' Maxson 133 McBee Co 9 McGraw 41 Merch Dist 2'a MetaliTh 31 MexEagleO 3 MexGlfaul 10 Mich Chm 10 Mid-C Airl 6' a Miller Mf 4' a MinOntPr 25' 2 Min Maid 6' a Mm Md of 25 MissV BL 8', MPc A i 45' do pf i 81 Moore 10' Moore-H 73 Monmouth 5H MtnFuelS 21 Nathan Str 6 Nat Caskt 36! a Nat Co 5 Natl Chloro 5U Nat Shirt 13 NationalGs 8 NaturaIGs 14 Naumkg 15 NewBrit M32 NeAvmrkt 11'i New pi-t Stl 7' 2 NicholsnF 30' 2 Norf South 18 NA Cm A 17'm NA Refrr 14' No Riv Sec 2'b Ohio Mtch 16' 2 14- do 2pfA 29', Oxford EI 23 Oxfrd Ppr 14 PabstBrw 183 Pat Parch 11' Pan Cola 5' Pantasote 1 1 Parker Ap 113 Pato Gold 3' PennaEng 20' PennFruit 17" do env pf 51' 2 Permutit 28 Pfaudler 27' i Phila D'y 28' do (4 pf 58' PiaseckiH 15' 2 PlasticWC 141-4 Placer Dv 40 Plomb Tl 9' i Plvm Cdg 48' 2 Plym Rbbr 3-a Polaroid 25' PorterHK 40 PwsmthSti 1 Potash Co 38 Price Natl 3i Punta Alg 13 Purolator 15" Read Std 8' Rem Arms 7s Revere Rac 51 Richrdson 19 Richmt'edr 63a Riletkr 17' 2 RivB Rice 15' RivrsideM 13' 2 Robertson 51 Rockwell 26 ra Rohr Aire 12 RomeC 4p 35 Royal Dutch Petrol 26 RussellFC 113 Russell.Mf 12 Saco Low 15 Safetj-Car 17'- Scherine 13H 10 Seabrook 3' Seatraln 10? Searte Co 62 Sec Bk Nt 3" Sec Bk pf 71. Shawmut 20' Shepard 17' SilverBellM 13i Skiatron 1H Skil Corp 17 Smith.KF 45 3 -a 333 3: 11 11', 7' a 4'a 27' 26 48 85 11i 82 a 23 40' 2 55a 63 14 9 15 16' 2 34 2 13'a 8' 2 32', 19- 19 15 2 2Ta 18 16' 31'2 3', 16 20" 133. 6 Is 13' 4 223.
18? 54 293 29', 311, 63 17 16 43 10' 2 51', 37-a 27V 44 15' 41 1' 15 163. 10 8'- 6' 2 20 2 7a 19 16' 54 29 14 27'a 12T. 14 16' '2 18' 14 12 4', 11T, 65 4'-2 9 '4 21' 19 13 2' Haloid 34'i 37'i Hanna A 77', 80 do 80' 83', Hanin-VW 7 8 Harbr Piy 11 13 4 HarrisSey 27V, 29's Harris Stl 28 30 Harihaw 29' 31H Haskelite 3 4H 48 Summary of ompaaw Period Amrrlran Seal-Rap ........9 mo. Sept. 30 Dejay Mores 9 mo.
Oet. 31 Dresser Industrie Year Oct. 31 fillwia RefriCeratar Year Sept. 30 iJWlede Tear Sept. 30 Myers F.
E. Bra Vear Oct. 31 rflk Hester 11 mo. Nov. 30 Reliance F.lee.
Ell Year Oet. 31 Rtecel Textile Year Sept. 27 Rohr Aircraft Year July 31 Rearram Jepli E. A Seas Quar. Oct.
31 Seeaer Refrigerator Quar. Not. 30 Keatrr Safety Coatrel 7 mo. July 31 Koathern Co. .....12 mo.
Nor. 30 lae 9 mo. Sept. 30 louoc I A. riprliia- r.
Quar. Oet. 31 a-Iacludina 91 cents a than from sate Clore 14.00b up 30 14.0UD UD 30 14.00b up 30 14.00b up 31 14.0OP up 31 14.00b uo 31 14.00b up 31 NEW YORK HIDE FUTURES Open High Low Close Jan 18.46 18.85 18.46 18.80 up 20 April 16.05b 16.15 16.05 16.15 up 10 July 15.60b 15.75 15.75 13.72b un 12 Oct 15.35b 13.50 13.50 15.45b up 10 OKIC3. Z. IOCS.
hides. 18-18 i. b-bid. Spot light native cow- CHICAGO ONION FUTURES Open Dee 2 25 Jan 2.30 Feb 2.55 Mar 2.70 Huh 2.33 2.50 2.71 2.90 Low 2.25 2 30 2.55 2.70 1.70 Close Pr.Close 2.35 2.20 2.50 2 71 2.R9 1.72 2.27 2.43 2 65 1.70 Nov 1.70 1.72 Sales. 753 contracts.
NEW YORK ZINC FUTURES Open High Low Dee 11.75b 11.9(5 II on Close 11.90 up 10 11.94b up 9 UP 7 12.11b up 8 12.19b Up 11 Jan ll.ROb 11.93 1195 Feb 11.83b 12.00 1199 May 12.00b 12. IS 12 is July 12.08b 12.24 12.24 Sales. 14 l-ts. b-bid. NEW YORK COTTONSEED OIL, Open High Low Mar 16.
1 16.76 16.60 May 16.35 1S.62 1B30 Close Pr Close 16.60b 16.65 16.50 16.52 16.43 16.48 13.80b 15.85 July 16.49 16.54 16.43 Oct 13.88 13.88 15.88 Sales. 130 contracts, b-bid. NEW YORK COFFEE FUTURES CONTRACT 8 Open Hiih Low Clos Mar 52.50b 52 KO 4 so 11 a. July 51.60b 51.75 51.75 51.83n up 13 Sept 51.05b 51.30 51.30 51.30n un 16 ssaies. seven lots, b-bid: n-nominal.
NEW YORK RUBBER FUTURES NO 1 Cmen 7Tih Close 30.30 29.45 Mar 30.00b 30.30 30.00 May 28.75b 29.45 29.35 unch up 35 sales. 13 lots, b-bld. New York Bond Market Averages (Compiled by the Associated Press 20 Open High Vovt Dee 14.20b 13.93 13.95 Jan 13.93b 14.00 13 95 Feb 13 90b 13.96 13 96 Mar 13.87 14.00 13.87 Juno 13.85b 14.00 13.90 July 13.85b 14.00 14.00 Aug 13.85b 14.00 14.00 Sales. 19 lots, b-bid. 10 10 10 Indus'll tail's Frgn.
1 98.6 98 1 76.6 98.6 98.0 76.6 98.7 98 2 76.7 98 5 98.4 76.9 98.4 97.4 74.3 99.2 99 4 77.7 97.5 97.4 74.6 101.9 103.6 745 97.7 97.1 705 Rails .1 95.6 95.7 95.7 95.5 92.5 96 4 92.1 .1006 92.1 Xet change Monday Friday Week ago Monm ago Year ago 1952 high 1952 low 1951 high 1951 low U. S. Government Bonds Closing dealers' markets: Issue Bid Asked Chg. Yld. 99.18 99.19..
2.29 .102.20 102.24- 4 1.62 98.29 99.1 .2 2.41 99.31 100.2 .1 2.36 97.25 97.29 .3 2 49 .107.8 107.12-.4 1.76 2s 1952-54 June 2'aS 1955-60 2' 1956-59 Sept 2as 1958 June 2's 1959-62 Dec 23a 1960-65 2' is 1965-70 2'-i 1967-72 Sept 96.4 96.8 .9 2.77 95.28 96.00 .11 2 77 95.24-. 12 2.78 Z'al 1967-72 Dec 9520 (Quoted in 32ds of a point) 313 .89 4.17 4.54 3 89 161 72 99 3 017.422 1 034 845 24.853.294 1 814.140 1.032.399 1.151 811 9.412 275 1.117.712 19.402 20 263.204 87.770 107.018 .91 of subsidiary. d-Set toss. i-Oa fewer shares 1 876.758 ad. 36 2.932.797 92 833.720 5 17 26.371.794 4.27 1.727.215 4.09 211 968 108 1.91 008.351 793 248 1 00 16.23L553 1 18 13 372.807 2 30 15 15 60 Indus'ls Rails Utils Stocks Net rhange .1 Monday .149.3 x94 8 54 5 X115.6 Friday 148.7 93 6 54.4 114.8 Week ago ...148.1 92.8 54.7 1144 Monht ago ...144.9 87.4 54.3 111.1 Year ago ....135 3 66 5 50 6 97.8 1952 high 149.3 94.8 54.8 115.6 1952 low 131.2 66.7 50.7 97.0 1951 high 140.3 72.2 510 101.5 1951 low 119 58 1 46 4 88 0 x-Ncw 1952 highs..
