New ork Slock IXehane srnicii.vuiMM-ss liy DAI Mi KA'ITLRS Slock Lender BBB Givva Informalion POI ATOi AT WHO. SAM Chicnqo (API foSHAt lll'i'w 73; on J07. tcoi I ined Sfa' sh pmpnls 5t.1: old slil-m-i1 mndpiiTe: demand modprate: morkpt aoout s'fodv; cortot tfnrk sals: idflho ryssr-t Minnesota North Dokotxj Red Riyer Voiipv round reds SI Vr, npw supplies modPrgte, dpnirjoij iioht: morket dull to shohtly wpakpr; cormt trork soles: Florida round reds in 50 ib. sockj S2 75S3. New York (AP) New York Mprcon-lile Exchontte potato futures: Mame closed Sc hmher to 1c lower.
Soles 2,131 contracts. Hiotl Low Close Moy 4 40 4 17 4 25 November 2 40 3 3S 2 31 March 2 70 2 49 2 69 April 2.38 1.86 2.86 DISTtLLEilS CORFOnATIOii DIVIDEND NOTICf. The Board of Dlroctort declarod nuanerly dividend of 40t per short on the outstanding Common Stoek, pay able on Juno 1. 1966. to slockholdt'O of record on May II, 1966 Tho transfer books will not close April 28, 1966.
RAMSEY E. JOSLIN. Trtasuror I Snlri I oi Oiq i Hm Ch iioh 7 S- Mfl" rr 40A 14 OS tnmvn' oofl I.J Sprrrv R(1 0 40(1 711- 4 Moron S9M AH A KM u.m 111 I 1 Un Artilii H.M0 7 Amerndo 7A 400 It 3 Tok I1MI IS -I Rtinn Scl Tf AS.jno 13 1- 3 Am Mot aid 4 Trnn Air in I Am Tl Trl S4- Chrytltr if 45 3-1 WHAT STOCKS DIO Ry A. C. I MOM, Mar Business Writer I A 1 HI I.N OYPi'l SciTriminj: the old complaint, painfully rliitchinR his wounded wallet, the victim of the Fast' Deal stampers to the telephone and calls the Rettrr Husinrss Bureau, half expecting a squad of swindle police to arrive at the front door with their car sirens wailing, leady to track down and arrest the chiseler.
RIVER STAGES Cincinnati 50.4. plus 1.4. 1 Louisville uooer 21.1. plus 1.4. Louisvilii 'ower 52 4, plus 1.6.
Efinsviil 38.2. minus 2,4. Aitvnnrn 71 5I DftrtinM 1.014 A UnchaiHjftf 117 73 Toltll ItMitt 1.4IS 1.4J7J Nw ItM Highs 14 44 nw im lows no 40 UPI MARKET INDICATOR ft I I ill 1 "Didn't a pretty dame in a bikini come with it the one who was demonstrating it in the ad?" N.Y. BONDS Npw York (API-Ciosmq S. Treasury P.M,.U- In4u.
'7 named of hp York off ire. Marsh and Mel rnnan, one the world's largest insurance brokerages, has 47 brunch offices. Hokr, Ixsh ricknl INVESTMENT BONDS AND STOCKS FLITCHER TIUIT lUILDIkO MtllOlI 11411 (ADVERTIsem*nT) STOCKS fo SPLIT BEFORE AUGUST 1 CI054 Chq I Hrc tnc 41 I- .7 HenhChoc Herti HesiOACh Meurjlem KewlettPk MiqhVoltEng HillonMot 30 6 .7 55 7- 6 18 4- 49 77 1-19 7. 77 4-58 4. JO -41 2-39 31 4- Hiltonlntl HfiriortMtq HotlFlect Holidoylnn HOMySuq HottRAW HomP5tk Hon.ywrll pt HOOkPrCh HnovBoll HotelAm Hnilrilnd 01 MnuSPFinnt PI HoitMl AP Hojohnson HnwrrdSIr Howmet 'M HuntFdt pfB HuopCp IdnhflPW IriPolCpm IllCpntlnd IIIPw pll 04 IndianHdM IndtanaGen IndpUPAL IndFIMex InqRand InlandStl InspirCop Interchem InnurNoAm Intorco InterlokeStl IntBulMch wi IntFlavFraq InlHnrv IntMintr IntMininq IntNick IntPock IntPoper IntPipeCer Pf IntRecltil IntSalt InlSilyPr lnlTelTl PIB 44 4 81 4-1 100 7- .5 45 3 38 4-1 6 JO 4 27 .1 79 1.1 6 104 1 .2 51 4- 104 -1 II 4 33.7- .4 '-1 15 7- 4 914 4 5- .1 31.1.
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.3 122 113 6 .2 29 .1 30 2- .1 30.4- .4 34 3- .5 32.7- .1 24.7- .1 27.4 .1 307- .2 34 3 25.7 .2 38.4- .2 39 71 -I 33.4 42 4- .4 14 .4 17.5- .4 DWGOq Dymolnd DynomAm EoqltP 14.4- .1 31.1- .4 116.5- .2 EatlAirL EastSStl 99.4-1.4, 16.1- .1 KM 6-1 3 47.4 34 4 .3 12.7- .5 36 I 92 2 24.2- 1.1 42 4- .4 39 1- .5 4 7. .1 45 54 3-1 19 5- .7 74.2-1.2 12 .2 20-1 48 44 -2 2 58 S-l. 5 EoitKod PI EchlnMlg EdtBrSfr laPubSvc UlCrkCoal IRCInc 1-T-ECktBrk EqAGInc 41 .3 ElatSlop J-K ElAMut ElMutfn JoeqtrMch 17 .5 12.2 .4 12 71.1 34 10.1- .4 21 7- .4 14 I Sit 1197-1 4 42.7- .1 50.2- 4 61.6-1.2 94 .2 22.1- .7 15.4- .4 43 48 4-1 JapanFund EIStorBat Joa iFdtn ElectAssoc j9rCP4l.pl JewelTea JimWolter ElecfSpec ElqinWotch EIPotONO EltraCorp pll 20 Pi JohnsMon Pf EmerEI EmerRod 40 JohnAJohn EmhortCorp 34.7- .5 JohnsonSvC EmpDEI 31.5. 3 jonLoqan EmponumC EndJohn 14 4-1 2 27.1- .7 46 .2 39.4 .3 11.3- .3 35 4-1 4 48 14.5-1.4 124 1 45 14.1-1 53.4- 1.4 ol Enqellnd EquitGat Jorqenten Jotfent EnoLack JoyMlg Pf KanerAI Pf EtsixWIr EfhylCorp Eurofund 90 .4 41 2 .2 "ncpf KaisCemGyp 13 4- .2 "Pf 4S.4- .4 EvantPd Evorsharp Ex-Cell-0 KoiiCempf KCSouInd 22 38 4- .2 47.5- .3 32.1- .1 23 4 F-G KanPftL KoysRoth 37.7. .1 Factor A Faf nn Bear FoirCom FairHiller Fairmont 37 I- .4 49 4- .5 1 170 4-1 19 3- 31 19 .1, 17 I 13.4 .1 I 34 4-1 2 I .2 19.2- .2 1 Kellerlndust Kelloqq KelseyHay KendalICo hq CfimpKnwl tr I Onwfoll 45 inwnroik 4- .1 (i 711 51 -I i.
pt 90 4 4 Our .11 71 5- 7 38 1-12 Ontuhyf 8 I- OidohyPt 57 -2 5 Cmmmtnq 54 4-. 1 C'lnnoPtost 12 5. .1 iinnni iiq 14 ,3 CurtltPuS 11 I 3pl 35 0pl 11 4- .3 Cunnswr I- 1 CyprusMtil 41 -2 4 OllerH CydopsCp 40 .1 52 .4 44.6-1.7 124 30.3- .2 70.5-1.7 76.4- .4 34.5- .2 54.4- .4 Kennecott KyUlil KernCLd KerrMcGec Keystones KimbClk Fn '-IIBr FomFin Fansteel ForWeitFIn Fawick 3 1 (Buy Now While Prices Are Still Favorable) notrs bir. and asked prices in dollars and irtirty-seronds and approximate yield to maturity. May 4 1964 99 10 99 31 3.43 Auqutt 4 1964 99.24 99 26 4.43 October I'l 1966 98 24 98 21 4.31 November 4 1944 99.16 99.11 4 83 November 4'.
1964 99.30 100 4.74 February 14 1947 f.l 99.3 4.82 February 4 1967 99 10 99.12 482 April lVi 1967 97.14 97.22 4.13 May 4'4 1967 W.ll 99.13 4.85 Auqust 14 1967 98.18 98.21 4.87 Auquit 4'i 1967 99.31 100.1 4.84 October 1947 96.4 96.12 4.11 November 4'i 1947 99 26 99.27 4.97 April I'l 1968 94.24 95 4.26 Octobtr 1968 93.16 93.24 4.26 April 1'! 1969 92 1 92 14 4.27 October l'i 1969 91.4 91.14 4.72 April 1970 90 4 90.12 4.19 October I'l 1970 88.28 89 4 4.23 November 5 1970 100.21 100.26 4.79 April l'l 1971 87.28 88 13 4.14 S'tbjecl to lederol taxes but not to slate Income taxes. Slock splitting cuts I Hock's price pet share to i mors popular buying level. This usually attracts mora investors. Demand far trie stock yery often goes up. And often, tut not always, so do piiees and dividends.
That's why many investors liks to know which stocks ars gomf to split. To help, we've compiled a list ot companies which plan to enchanie 2, 2 ot 4 shares ol new stock lot one oi the ol August 1. 1966. In our opinion, all ol these stocks otlei ixceptional promise and are recommended tor purchase now, with 3 specially lecornmenJed. The lad that these comuanies plan lo split their slock just adds to their appeal siiki there is always a good possibility that the once per share will go up or the flividend will he increased.
We'll tie happy to send you the list ot STOCKS SPLITTING BEFORE AUGUST 1 when you mail the coupon below. You will also receive the Oow Theory forecasts (one of America's leading In.eslrncnt Ajvisory Publications) lor the next 4 weeks on our Inlrotuctoiy Trial Pjsis. $5 Valu. Only $1 This 30 day subscription to Dow Theory Forecasts a $5 value based on regular sub-scriDtion rates, but lor this trial all wa ask it 31 which will bi piomptly reiundeo it Decimals" Are 8tbs MAIL COUPON TODAf DOW THEORY FORECASTS, Dept. ISN 3-4 333 N.
Michigan Chicago, Illinois 60601 Please send me immediately your report on the "7 Stocks lo Split Ffe'oie Aufust 1" and entet my trial subscription to Dow theory forecasts for the next tout weeks. I understand this is a tb value based on regular subscription rales but I enclose SI in lull payment which will be retunoeo il I am not completely satisfied. I also understand I am to receive, by return nail and at no antra cost, your list of "30 lew Priced Stock! With 4 undst $10." This is only a trial and Uteri is ao olhar ottligatioa any way. Close Cho. LlnqTVSiis 91.2 .1 CV514S76 196 -4 Llttoncv 190 LarillardSs 86 -3 3r7 83 -2 L0UN4'iSl7 92.4-2.4 MockTr 93 -1 Macycv 104.4- .2 MetBdcst 109 -13 MichGen4'u II MSPSSMam A4 9- 4 MKTinS'is 42 .4 MoKanT4s MoPacSs 61.2- .2 72.5 71.1- .1 71 .3 78.1- .4 51.41 94.4 147 -i 4l4S2070t 4'4s90 NatCash NCylGcv NotDalryls 90.1- .1 NYCens80 100.4- .5 4WS7013 75.4 .3 NYCenHR VjNYNHcv 44.4 19 43 .1 86 .4 90.4 .4 37 4S20071 NorNolG NorPac3s Northropcv 1S2 OlinMcy 122.4-1.4 5' JS83 OxfPapcv 122 169 4-44 99.
11. 1 I9.3-3.3 75.2-1.7 90 PacGE4's PcicGE3Jis 3S71 2'4S81 74.5 .1 PacTT4M8l 89 .4 PanAmAcv 471 13 PaRRSs68 PhllEI5s89 PhillipsPcy 242 99.5 .2 15.2 99.4-1 98,3 .1 100.7-2.2 PitPlate 99 1114 PubSEGStt 94.2. 3US68 95.4 ReevesBroi 104 ReynMotcv 116 RohrAcv 237 -4 RockwIIStd 101.4-1 StLSF4s97 75.4 .5 13 NAME ADDRESS CITY Also send me Iree ol eil'a charge your SCM, Litton, 2emin, Teias Gun Suipnur, -'IPaCopt poGSund tliuKiONS WATifiNAl O'S'tlLftl WiQOUCSCO; l'OGE0' lSSCO iMTEIKATiOMH ynu in not completely satisfied. You Get All This With your trial subscription, you will im-meia eiy receive our hsi ol "7 Slocks Split-tm" Be'ore Aucust an over the next 4 weeks you will receive; (1) Stock Service Digest a consensus of what other leading Investment Advisers are recommending; (2) Mode' Stock Portfolio; (31 Recommended low Priced Stocks; (4) Out Master List ot Supervised Stocks; (5) Our Recommendations tot Grrswth as well as Income; our buy-sell-hold advires on over 600 slocks and other Investment aids. You will also receive any Special Forecasts sent nut during this penol as part ot our OVERNIGHT WARNING SYSTEM.
2 BONUS REPORTS 4 Stocks Undar $10 Advict On 18 Big Movers Finally, lor a prompt reply, wi win send you our list ol 30 tow priced stocks with 4, un ei SiO designalej "buy anj our buy- sell-hold advices on II Big Movers. These will be mailed at no eitra cost. Fill out and return the coupon toOay. No salesman will rail and there is ne further obligation in any way. (Oder open to new readers only.) STATE TIP bu '-sell-hold .3 Big Movers such as Syntai, Chrysler, IBM, PoiaioiJ, Xerox, KLM, out.
if long-term growth, that you i unnecessary riSKS just in ine i lllivvil liriJUV thn nnn.nni ninn mmsmmmm lliinair i Close Chq. AlrRed87 116 -2 AI'eqLSI 104.4. .4 AmArln90 133 -3 AmArln64 99 2532 AmFP2010 10 4 .2 AmMch81 IS -1 AmSuqor 44.2- .2 AmTAT85 97.1. .3 p'90 84 .4 PI73 87.4- .2 pl71 90 .1 75 7- .1 Armour84 90 1 pt83 106.2-1 AshlOil93 173 -1 Assnclnv76 91.7 Atchisn95 85.2 AlllCntBl 113 .4 BAO701M 95 .4 BA095 77 .4 Beaunl90 115 BenefFin77 95.4 91.2- .6 BrnswkBl 77 .4 BlvWth84 101.4-5.4 ConPac 48 Clnese90 97.4-1.6 CenPac74 86 -2 CnRRNJ8 7 44 .2 CrdPas79 216 ChmpP84 105 -1 94 74 6. .6 ChiEI97t 152.2-2.6 ChiNVY99l 197 -11 CITFIn71 93 .4 CIVEIIII70 90.4- .4 ClttPb94 12S .2 CllnsRd83 370.3-7.6 ColoF77 92.2- .2 COIGOS85 99 .7 CombEn 197 ConEdil 99.3.
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I 42.4-1 IOS4 Chq 14 7 ShelTron ShellerMf Sheraton Sherwwm 17 .2 103.2-1.6 21 .3 14.4 .2 37.1- .1 10.7. .1 41 5 .1 ScottPapcv 133.2 .1 Seagram 99.7-132 That's the way the customer put it-a customer who had good reason to be satisfied with the performance of his portfolio over ten years but whn was rlisjRatiqfipH riorit nnw Vioranco Vio hadn't bought some of the stocks that had racked up big speculative gains in recent months. We were impressed by the kind of reply he got from his Account Executive. Essentially, it rn like this: Tins, somehow, is (he inv prrssmn much of Hie pubic has had about the Better Business bureau that it is a police agency empowered to arrest violators of fair business rules or at least to put them out of commission. Not so, though.
The BBB has no police powers. II can-nut capture and prosecute commerce crooks. I HIS the nine of the Central Indiana MRU's r0th anniversary, it miglil be fitting to pet a succinct description of the agency's aims and perhaps a brief recounting of its history. The chief weapons of the bureau are not handcuffs and warrants, but informalion nnd advice. Its people are not slueths, but ordinary or maybe a little extraordinary businessmen who are right in the mainstream of everyday commerce.
The major work of the bureau among these businessmen is the promotion of self-regulation through education Very strong in this realm is the influence toward truthful, believeahle advertising. A SPOKESMAN for I bp BBB here said the bureau's concern with outright frauds and swindles actually is only a small part of the agency's activities, because the proportion of ethical businesses is vastly greater. But the bureau does make efforts to warn the public against known frauds and borderline operators through exposes of persistent gyps, by sending the warnings through the press. And its publication for its members the Central Indiana Better Business Bureau News periodical attempts to keep them informed of soma of the prevalent shenanigans. The publication also lists those current charitable solicitation campaigns which have or have not met BBB standards or complied with the solicitations ordinanre of the City of Indianapolis.
the bureau or rather, the Association of Better Business Bureaus also has plans for the establishment of a Washington office to main- tain contact with the reaerai agencies which deal in consumer education, thus minimizing the appeal for a government office of consumer protection and education. THE CENTRAL Indiana Bureau, organized in 1916. had 60 charter member firms, about 20 of which still are operating after the half-century. There are now approximately 1,300 Central Indiana firms affiliated with the Central Indiana Bureau, not including 500 or so branches of local firms elsewhere in the state. One of the chief benefits these firms derive is the ability to get information on the companies with which they are considering business dealings.
The bureau's full- time general manager here is Dwight Sherburne. Other officers are drawn from the ranks of the businessmen-members men like John S. Thomas of F.li Lilly Co, the incumbent president and long-time leader in many of the agency's efforts. A CIVIC luncheon will he held at the Indianapolis Athletic Club next Monday for members to commemorate the anniversary. Guest speaker will be Dr.
Wesley N. Haines, president of Franklin College. About 400 bureau members and friends arc expected to attend. And, contrary to what the public notion of the BBB seems to be, there won't be a single badge-wearing, gun-toting trade cop in the crowd just a lot of businessmen interested in maintaining a fair business climate. Sunder (lltu-en William Souder former vice-president and manager of the Indianapolis office of Marsh and McLennan this week was elected president of the international insurance brokerage firm, succeeding John Hol-brook, who was elected chairman of the executive committee.
Souder was associated with City Securities Corporation before he formed his own insurance agency in 1948. In 1952, the Souder agency merged with the M-M office here. After lie left Indianapolis he served in the Chicago office and last November was CMMnq nt nc rhonq ot oil NYSF yrslrrtoy wen of( I 18 (1 and III lOOthsl pr-r cenl from Monday rloe. DOW JONES STOCK AVERAGES Hlqh low Clot Chq JO IndiMlrloll 931 1J 10 97l.77-10.il 70 Roilroadi 50 91 345 07 77 31 31 IS Ullllliei ..140 94 131 71 139 47 0 97 Stoclu ...331.74 375 59 377 34 1 44 ransotiioni In storks uswl In over oom: Inrtuslrlnls SH.IHO, Rollroorh US, 000; (JlllitlM I00.9O0, I5S Stoiki 174,700 ASSOCIATED PRESS STOCK AVERAGES Hlqh 31) Induttrinls 494 IS Rmltrortdl 197 0 IS UlilltlM H4 40 Tolol 147 Low Clott Chq 4119 7 4 90 4 3 117 4 154 0 334 119 1 3 1 1 54 4 1 337 I 4.4 STANDARD AND POOR 500 STOCK INDEX Hmri 97 41 SO OS 7074 91.10 Low 95 41 70 49 40 9.44 Closa Chq 47S Indinlrloli Rotlroodl SO Utilities 500 Stock! 94 17 1.14 49 31 49 49 7t 47 19 15 10) New York AP) Fnllowlnn It lh rornplrt tabulation of yistrrrlay's ilock tronw linns on the Now York Stotk kchongf "Dtclmalt Art Ithl ClOM Chq Booinqwl 74 -I Clou Chq A BoiioCaicatt 11.7-1.1 Abocui AbbottL ABCCont ACFInd AcmeMktl AdotmEx 14 I-48 -44 4 49 .2 BondStrl BookMon Bordon BorqWarn BormonFd BosEdli Pi BranAlrw BronAlrwwt BrlqqiSt BrntMy BdwyHIStrl RklynUGai BrownftShp BrownSh Brnnswk 24 .1 23 .2 II 44 1 17 4- .3 30 AdamiMiHis 144- Addtttiog 77 7-7 3 41 .1 21.7- .1 41 114 1-5 49 44 1- .1 10 -14 19 11.3- .1 19.1- .4 54 .1 Admiral 119 1-4 1 Aoroquip Air Prod 39 77 S-l 7 39 4- .4 wl AlrRrduc AJIndust 70.4-1.5 41 35 I. .1 IS 39 7- .7 14 3- .1 AlaGas AlbortoCulv AlcanAlum AlloqCp 4 01 .40 AlloqLud AllcqPw SO 1.4 10 1- .) 51 J- Buckinqham IS.
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"In effect," he said, "we are moving toward a kind of informal and very spotty price and wage control. Nobody believes that the guideposts can possibly succeed in holding back inflation if demand pressures continue to build up." Ford added. 96.5 Sinclaircv 100.4- imitnecy 412 -4 SoCalEdcy 93.4 SoPac4Vlt69 97.4 .1 4VJS81 89.4 SoPacOr 92.3 South RySs94 99 -1 Spartnslnd 114.3 StdOilCal 93.4 StdPackacv 17 StauffCbcv 108 StevensJP 123 -2 StorrBdcst 109.4-1 SymWaycv 1S8 TalcottcvSs 100.2 .1 ToxasColVis 85.4 ThomPdcv 142.4 TwenCFox UnOilCol CV4'4S'l UnitAirLcv UMrchMfr USSmellPis 4' is84 4S83 VlrqRylnc 104 .1 111 -2 260 -2 228 107 -1 17.1- 2.5 .1 3.4 88 .1 101 -2 101.1- Vornadocv WostchLt WheolScv Xeroxcv4s 185 14.4 .1 71 250 .1 .6 .3 .7 .2 11 .4 2.5 1.4 .2 .3 .7 .2 1 Moke Lesh Frank Hoke has been elected vice-chairman of the board of directors of Holcomh and Hoke Manufacturing Company, and C. Perry I esh was elected to succeed him as president, the firm announced yesterday. Hoke has been president of the Indianapolis company since 1949.
1 esh lormerly was president of c. P. I.esh Paper Company and still serves on its board. Holcomh and Hoke was founded in I. 196 and is a maker of folding partitions and doors for commercial and institutional use.
Manager Shifts Lester I. Smith, formerly of the Wanamaker Banking Center of the American Fletcher National Bank and Trust Company, has been reassigned as manager of the Meadows Banking Center, and will be succeeded at Wanamaker by Clement B. Mcintosh, former assistant manager. Heads Plant James E. Langdon, who has been with the J.
I. Case Company, has been named plant manager for Farm Fans Indianapolis manufacturer of crop drying and material handling equipment. He was a corporate purchasing section official with Case, and will move to Indianapolis from Racine, Wis. Keeps Hoard Spot Marshall S. Armstrong, a certified public accountant and administrative partner of Geo.
S. Olive has been re-elected to the Accounting Principles Board of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants. Speaker Named Robert G. McGreery, vice-president of the National Association of Manufacturers, will speak to the Advertising Club of Indianapolis at its meeting tomorrow noon in the Essex House Motel. He is to cover proposed legislative controls and regulations on advertising, packaging and consumer credit.
Sales, Profits Hise Herff Jones Company, Indianapolis manufacturer of school jewelry, reports its last 9-months' sales rose to $15 million, compared with $12 million in the same segment of the preceding fiscal vear. Earnings were $1.0.11.618. compared with $924,086 in the earlier period. Safely Push Came LaU Ford Says Detroit (AP) The United States auto industry "did not act soon enough and vigorously enough to help combat the rising toll of highway accidents," Henry Ford II board chairman of the nation's No. 2 auto firm, said last night.
"I think it is fair to say that until very recently, most of the initiative for the improvement of traffic safety came from the automobile industry." Ford said. "Nevertheless, with the benefit of hindsight, I wish that we in the industry had done even more even sooner." IN A SPEECH prepared for a convention of the National Association of Purchasing Agents here. Ford listed "some of the things that concern me about the current state of our country" and warned that the "nation must move more rapidly to solve social problems." While praising "President Johnson's wise leadership," Ford criticized what he kill Dear Bill: You're annoyed that you missed out on a good, thing-a 50 profit in six months-and you blame me. I remember the last time you wrote me in -this same vein. It was just a little more than four years ago.
Have you looked lately at the prices of some of the stocks you complained about not having bought then? Blame me if you like, but I have never felt that speculative stocks, the so-called "hot issues," had any place in your portfolio. Fundamentally, I don't think they square with your investment philosophy either, even though you may be disappointed right now that your blue chips haven't performed nearly as well as some of today's high-flyers. Do you remember what you told me when you began your investment program? You said you were interested in uiuii i warn iu idise 36 5. .1 KinqSeel FeddCorp FedMoquI FedPacEl 14.4- .1 34.4- .4 17 4- .6 22.2 19.7- .3 44 .4 19.1- .1 30.2- .2 12 .5 27 2. .1 56 IS 3 41.4 14 .3 31 5- .3 4 71.1- .3 19 4- .3 86 4 41.5- .1 13.4- .1 47 .4 74.9.
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Knowing you, I'm sure your records are complete, but if they're not, just give me a ring and I'll be glad to supply NEW YORK BONO SALES (In Dollars) Approx. final total yesterday 10,750.000 Previous day Week aqo 10,127,030 Month ago 15,884,000 Year aqo 11.398,000 Two years aqo ,753 000 Jon. 1 to dote 1,115,0.7,000 19i5 lo do 8-9 IIS OOj 19 4 to dots 980.56A.000 NEW YORK STOCK SALES Approx. final total yesterday 1,020 000 Previous day 7,073 150 week ago 7,531,150 Month 090 10,551.980 Year aqo 5,74,720 Two years oqo 5 :45 910 Jon. 1 to date 742,274 772 1945 to date 477,557,157 1964 to date 459,817,250 WHOLESALE PRODUCE Chicago (API (USDA1 Butter Wholesale selling prices unchanqed; 93 scort AA, 63c; 92 A unquoted; 90 A2c.
Eoqs Prices prtid delivered to Chicago lc iower to hiahor; 60 per cent or belter Grade A whites, 33Vj34c; larqe mixed, medium mixed extras, 3KS1I'jc, standards, 31(S33c; checks, 2527c. Columbus, O. (AP) Egas at farms: A 27rS33c; large, 2532c; medium, 2Ha27c; small, 1826c; large, Dollvered: Loose, large 35s38ci medium, 30s33c; smoll, 2832c; carton loroe 38i44c. Poultry ot farms: Fryers, 1617c; light hens, New York (AP) (USDA1 Wholesale egg offerinqs fu'ly ample. Demand less than fair yesterday.
New York stwt quotations: Standards, checks, 3132c. Whites: Extra fancy heavy weight (47 lbs. rtVn.1, 33WS3; fancy medium (41 lbs. average), 2830c; fancy heavy weight (47 lbs. min.l, 3234Vic; medium (40 lbs.
overoge), 2829c; smalls, (36 lbs. average), 2728c. Browns: Extra fancy heavy weight (47 lbs. 3638c; fancy medium (41 imbs. averoae), 3031Vk; fancy heavy weight (47 lbs.
smalls (36 lbs. overage), 272Sc. Butler Offerings fully odequote. Demand qu'et. Prices unchanged.
PORK FUTURES Chicago (AP) Pork futures trading on the Chicago AAercanlila Exchange yesterday: LIVE Soles High Low Close 2473 23.00 21 50 19.95 t19J 1940 11.7$ July 9 24.75 24 45 Auqust September 1 October 0 November 2 December 7 February FROZEN May 721 June 1 July 1,403 Auqurf 707 February 91 23 00 22.90 21.50 21.50 19.40 19 50 19.35 PORK 47.10 BELLIES 44.30 46.95 4 5 3 0 45 30 45 30 45 75 45.10 45.40 42.93 4 2 3 5 42 55 32 65 32.25 32 35 upen interest Mov 954; June 8, July August February 511. t-Bid; '-Nominal, BEEF FUTURES Chicago (AP) Live beef futures trading on the Chicago Mercantile Ex change JO 30 45 JO any in inures you neen, including splits stock dividends. If you'll perform this little exercise, I think you'll find you can afford to srniltj at the fellow who Is bragging about making 10 or 20 points on some hot stock. Furthermore, I'm- pretty sure you'll still be able to smile six months or a year from now, but I'm not so sure he'll Of course, Bill, it's your money, and you can do what you like with it, but as someone who has been concerned about you and your investment program for a good many years now, I certainly wouldn't want to see you throw discretion to the winds just at the time when it may be most needed. Sincerely, We can't think of a word to add to that as a piece of advice to investors in today's market.
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Indianapolis 46244 MEIrose 8-8371 PIERCE, FENNER 24.5 .1 Murpnyon NO NolcoChem 564 HeliColl 34 .4 Heller 10 HelmeProd 19 7- HAPIne 11.7- .5 Roger E. BirV, Mgr. 229 West Berrr St; Ft. Wayne 4o8u7 743 8062 How's trie Market? For last minute answers any weekday otter 5 p.m., and over weekends and holidays besides, residents of Indianapolis can call 631-4040. 19.3- .1 19.5- X-Y-Z 34 .2 XeroxCp YnqstShAT YnqstSDr ZayroCorp Zenithwl ZenitflR 341 -5 36 1- .4 35.4-1 4H.S- .1 42.1- .1 II 5- .3 34 4- 4 14 -3 1 144 59.4-1.1 101.4- .4 ShoeCpAm ISeqelHI Signodt Simmons SimpPot Sinclair SinqerCt SktllyOII Sales High Low Close 112 26 00 25.77 75 10 105 24 3 5 26.10 36.17 42 2 17 26.50 25 122 27.30 27.IJ 27.17 '27 10 1 27.15 77.15 27.15 June Auqust October December February April -Offered 1.
