is Oil 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 MEMPHIS PRESS-SCIMITAR, THURSDAY, MARCH 1, 1962 PAGE C.9Y American Stock (As of 3 P.M. NEW YORK a comlist of stock and bond transactions today on the American Stock Exchange with 3:00 p.m. prices: Sales Net High Low Last Acme Hamil Acme Mis Acme AdmirPlast Aero Flow. Aerojet Aeronce Mfg Aerosol Tech Aid Invest Airport A .305 1.40 Alan Wood Alaska Airl 500 AllSta Prop AllerCp wt Allied Art Allied Art Allied Pap Alloys Unl Alsco Ambass Oil Am Bever Book 1.80a Electron Am Int. A Am MARC Am PetrolA Am Seal Am Thrd pf.25 Anacon Ld AngAm Expl AngLau A Ang Wupp 1.30a 10 Anken Ch Ansul Chem .80 Apollo Ind AppPw pt 4.50 ArkLa Gas Arnold Alt Arn Alt pl Arrow El Asamera 83 1 1-16 15-16 Assd FdStrs Assd Laund Assd Assd Stat .52 Assd Test Lab Atco Chem AtiCstL Co 2.40a 55 55 55 Atl Research 301 Atlas Min Atlas Cp wt Atlas Gen 17 Audio Dev Aurora Pla Auto Rad Auto Sti Pd .20 Avis Ind Bailey Sel 18 9 11-16 9 Baker Ind 250 Bald Mont Bald Mont Sec Banff Oil 15 1 7-16 13 Banner Ind Bar Chris 10 Barg Town 13 Barnes Eng 35 Barry Wr .50 Baruch Fost Bayview Oil Bearings .20 20 Beck Shoe .60 20 20 Bell Tel Can 2.20 Belock Inst 8 8 8 Benrus 30 27 Berkey Photo Bickids 1a 2400 Berksh Fr .30 15 Birdsboro 28 Blauners 234 Bloom Bldg 9 Bohack 2 22 37 Bolsa Chica Borne Chem Bowl Cp Brad Foote Braz Trac .25 32 Breeze Cp 46 Bridpt 1.68 225 Britalta Pet Br Am Oil Br.
Col Pw 18.70y 10 Pet 72 5 5-16 5 3-16 5 Brooks Inst 8 8 8 Brown Co 24 15 15 BrownForA 26 26 26 BrownForB Bruce, EL 11 BSF Co Budg pf .60 10 10 10 Buell Die 76 31 3 Bunk Hill Burma 3-16 BVD 176 16 Butlers Sh Cabol Ent .50 34 Cal EIPw .84 10 Camd In 1.20 250 Campb Chib 46 6 6 Can So Pet 176 4 1-16 3 9-16 4 Cdn Hmstd 52 Cdn Husky 2 7 Cdn Ind Gas 2 9 7-16 9 5-16 9 5-16 Cdn Javelin 10 12. 12 Cdn Marc 11 Cdn Petrof pf Cdn Will 9-16 9-16 Canav Int 160 23 Cap Bdcst 1912 Carnation 1.50a 2 Carreras .01 13-16 13-16 13-16. Catalin Cen Hadley Cen Secur 3.15e Cen Sec pf1.50 z160 42 42 42 Sec pfB 1.40 225 32 32 32 Century Geo Cherry Bur .40 12 12 Chesebrou 8 57. Christiana Oil 13 Chromalloy 1.12f 18 18 18 Circuit Foil 33 33 Cinerama 12 18 18 Exchange THE BOND MARKET EST, 2 P.M. CSTI (As of 3 P.M.
EST. 2 P.M. CSTI Sales High Low Che. Net piete NEW YORK of bond TAP is today de Sales $1.000) High Last New York Stock Exchange, 3:00 3 Sales Net NAFI cv514880 (in $1,000) High Low Last Che. Man Pow CORPORATION BONDS 312572 92 9115 Mig AlliedCh 313578 Cen 103 NY NY Cen Alcoa 94 Alcoa Chem 3 71: 7 13-16 AlumCan 412580 15 10 100 100 VINYNH Imp AmFP 4 80567 Tel 1612 1615 Am 14387 10734 108 4596 Plowd Tel cv: 43 106 106 for NatG 101 101 Inland Cred 1.371 3 Pac 35200 Nor Pat Int Ins Brew Am 1.80 366 362 Northrop Nor Inter Oil Firem: 80b 80 Pac 5591 8314 OlinM 11735 Irving Air Am Oil AmTob 8912 8915 Jeff Const Asb AmTob AmTob 3562 132 100 3-32 99 29-32- 211580 Jeff Pet wt 7-16 4 7-16 Armco Stl 412586 PanAmA 109 Jetronic Ind Armour 5984f 9312 9312.
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Italy Nedicks 20 12 3563 Tokyo EL 6563st 12 101 101 Lockhd Nelly Don .72 Mack Lorillard 3 UnSoAf 8 Nest LeM .20 22. 17 17 MacyCred Trk 14 UnSoAf 414565 NH Clock aj 100 87 87 87 Nidria 38 15-16 42 Urug cv4 5-16578 94 94 94 -4 McCall 2 NJ Zinc .50 17 McCrory New Pk Mng MerrCh 17 SALES 2200 40 40 6585 3 Approx 2 p.m. total $3.940.000 Nickel Rim 7-16 7-16 Previous day $4,500.000 Nipsing Mn 21 MKT 15 Week ago closed Noma Lts Mo KanT 4c90 61 61 Month ago $7.051.000 No Penn RR 4 210 MoPac 61 51002 Jan. 1 to date $238.352.000 Noramco MoPac 5s2045f 39 Year AgO $8,761.000 No Can Oils 20 2 1-16 2 MoPac 13 Two years ago $6.505.000 No Rankin 25 7-16 12 75 1961 to date $299.245.600 Noeast Airl 4 MoPac 76 1960 to date 251.372.500 No In PS pf4.25 z10 Novo Indus 3 CKP Dev 59 Nuclear Am 44 Clark Cbl .28 Oak Mfg 193. Clark Con 11 Occident Pet 19 Clarostat Ogden Cp 12.62f Clary Cp Oh Brass 1.60xd 28 Clauss Hos .65 250 Oh Pw pf 4.50 z20 Cletrac 34 15 15 Old Town 250 Clopay Cp.
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Hastings Steel Stelma Parts ..50 Bish Stepan Chem 26 HavLitho 7-16 7-16 7-16 Hazel Nat Sterl AlPd Hebrew HeclaM .50 Va Sterl Prec 21 Heinicke Stinnes 39 39 39 Helena Coll 1,30 41. 40 Struth Wells 41 Stone Con .80 Heli .60 104 104 104 Styion Cp .25 Heller pt 5.50 230 Sunair El Heller 4 pl 260 Sunset Intl 80 80 Sup Tool Here Gal 16. Sym Way wt Higbie .80 18 Syntex Cp 107 Highway Tr Talon A 33 Sup A wt 44b 12 Talon 33 33 33 Hilton Hot Tampa El ,80 Hoe Co Taylor Int 10 Hoe Co Tech Mater 18 Hoffm Intl Technical 128 .60 Hofm Ind Hollinger a Teleprom Holly corp Teleregist Holly Str Telev Ind 25 Home Oil A .25 Eng 6 6 Home oil Bk 180 1821 Term Hud .24 12 14 Tenney 7 2110 ASTRONAUT AND SON-John H. Glenn (left) is shown with his son David, 16, in their Arlington, home, yesterday, listening to a tape recording of Glenn's orbital flight. David is holding a neighbor's dog.
-United Press International Telephoto Alderman Bill Bars Negroes PARKING -United Press! International Telephoto MILES OF TICKERTAPE and confetti shower the astronaut parade as it moves from Broadway to downtown New York. Patients Soon For St. Jude First Ones in Two Weeks, Maybe Patients will start arriving at the new St. Jude Hospital in about two weeks, Dr. Donald Pinkel, administrator, told East Memphis Exchange Club today at Colonial Country Club.
Dr. Pinkel said the first patients will be leukemia victims children with other forms cancer, "We will accept patients they have a disease we are currently studying, if their own community cannot handle them and we can do something for them," he said. Dr. Pinkel explained that the bulk of the hospital's work would be in research. He said requests have come from all over the country enter children at St.
Jude. W. W. (Bill) Scott, Memphis banker influential in the Jude fund campaign, told audience that the new hospital is a great industry in addition to its philanthropic aspects. It is a $4 million plant, said, and operates on a $1 million budget.
Plea for More Teacher Pay Optimists Get a Closeup View of 'Girlie' Photos Postmaster Uses Pictures to Illustrate Talk on How Smut in Mails Is Battled In the sedate Georgian Room of Hotel Peabody members of the downtown Optimist Club crowded around the speaker's table and eyed pictures of scantily-clad girls. But it was strictly legit. really "props," used to illus-1 trate Postmaster A. L. Moreland's talk on obscene literature and pictures sent thru the mails.
Call It 'Vicious' Moreland said, "This thing in Memphis is vicious. Our postal inspectors work directly with Inspector Huston's vice squad and we're constantly on the lookout for p*rnographic literature. It's serious here. With the help of local police we're making progress, tho. We've had more than 100 of one weeks go thru the mails." picture in the last two Moreland said many parents were embarrassed to report that their son or daughter had received p*rnographic literature or photos in the mail.
"What they should do is call us mediately. Leave the envelope intact with the name on it because we can't do anything about it unless we have the name. Everybody realizes that these things are unsolicited and Sales (bds.) High Low Last Chg. Terry Ind 13 Oil 12 Texstar Textron El 407 1-16 1 Text Inc wt 3 Thomp Star 5 3 3 Thew Shov .20 20 20 Thom St pf .87 Thrifti A 1.20b 31 31 31 Tol Ed pl 4.25 z100 90. 90 90 Todd Shp 1.40 24 Tow Acc 24 viTrans Cuba 5-32 5-32 Trans Lux TWA wt Trav-Ler Tri Cont wt True Tem 1.20 11 Unexcell Ch 19 16.
Un Airc Pd Unit Asb 25 5 3-16 5 1-16 Un Can 38 17-16 U- Elas 1.80 Un Un Am 1955 wt Un Am 1962 wt 43 Univ Oil 2.60 23 Un Contain .30 Un Univ Control Insur 8 32 32 Univ Mar Utah Id .40 Valspart .50 Venture Cap Vict Paint 9 9 Victoreen Viewlex A .12 Vinco Co 85 Va Ir ..50 Vogt Mfg 12 12 12 VTR Inc Waitt Bd pf 12 12 12 Walth Prec .621 23 Webb Webb BR z10 100 100 100 Westb Fash 12 Wn Develop Wn Equit 16 Wn Nuclear 3 Weyberg Sh .60 White Int 62 Whitmoyer 17 17 17 Wms Bros 19 19 19 Williams. RC 21 Wms McW 8 Wilson Br WiscPL pf4.50 z10 1.60 750 36 36 36 WoodNM .80 7.200 183- Woodall Yonk Race Yonk Race pf.30 Zale Jwly 1xd Zapata Pet BONDS Chemoil 2 86 86 86 Cont Vend 6576 132 131 132 viDavega 6 53 FetNRI 76 76 GenDev 6575 115 Hart Str 99 Nuclear 97 97 97 Ohio Pw RapidAm 7567 Real Eg 108. 108 108 SoCalEd SoCalEd 17 R1 91 Telereg 6586 Transt 5574 23 77 77 Estimated total stock sales 1.250.000 Total stock sales a year ago 2,455,320 Estimated, total bond sales $150.000 Total bond sales a year ago $321,000 Senate 'Measure Prevents Election By United Press International JACKSON, Miss. Senate has approved a bill designed to prevent the election of negroes as city aldermen, The measure provides that aldermen be elected by city-wide votes rather than by balloting only in their wards. Senators fear that wards in a few Mississippi cities may soon have enough negro voters to swing elections.
The House gave 116-5 approval to a bill which would abolish a requirement that county executive committees distribute managerial selections among the leading candidates. This would permit committees to make selections without restrictions. Altho segregation was not mentioned in the brief discus. sion over the bill, Rep. Thompson McClellan, chairman of the Judiciary Committee, told lawmakers they were familiar with the situation.
Two negroes have announced their candidacy for congressional from Mississippi. Robert L. T. Smith Sr. of Jackson seeks the post of Rep.
John Bell Williams in the 4th District and Rev. Theodore Trammell of Clarksdale will run for the 3rd District seat of Rep. Frank Smith. Three election managers are in charge of ballot boxes in each precinct. Comedian DiesRoscoe Ates By United Press International ENCINO, Cal.
Stuttering comedian Roscoe Ates died today at West Valley Community Hospital at age of 67. Lung cancer claimed the life of the man with the rubber face who provided comedy relief in scores of movies during his heyday but lapsed into obscurity in his declining years. Riverside Drive Job Hurried Aim: Protection From River Public Works crews today were racing the rising Mississippi River to prevent a recurrence of the flooding of a section of Riverside Drive that happened during high water last year. Art Holbrook, maintenance engineer, said a sandbag wall is being built at the end of a drain leading under Riverside Drive to the river. This wall would prevent the rising river from backing up into the drain as it did last year.
(Today's flood story on Page A-7.) Uncover Biggest Ancient City By United Press International CAIRO. ---Dr. Labib Pahor, director of the Coptic Museum in Cairo, said the "biggest ancient city found SO far" had been excavated 50 miles southwest of Alexandria. Pahor said the city, called Abumena, dates from the 3rd and 4th centuries A.D, and contains houses, baths, streets, workshops and plantations spreading over 1600 acres. Senate Raises Debt Limit The "girlie" photos were are part of the 'smut' dealers mailing lists." Crackdown on Smut Moreland said since the postal (department's started crackdown in 1958 on smut prosecutions and investigations are on the increase.
"Over 14,000 investigations were made year." He said that at least million, or one out of 35, school age boys will receive p*rnographic matter thru the mails leach year. "This is a profitable business, the overhead and operating expenses are next nothing." When asked how the postal, department could set itself up a "literary Moreland said: "All we do is ban the book from the mails. Then it turned over to the courts and the courts whether it literature decide, 7 Arkansas Colleges Share IH Gift Special to The Press-Scimitar A year's gift was presented to By United Press International Gen. Heigh Cort, executive di- WASHINGTON. The rector of AFAC by Wilson Smith, nedy administration asked district manager for farm equip- gress today to break a "vicious ment and Ray England, district circle" of low pay and poor manager for motor trucks at training for American school International's new offices in teachers.
Little Rock. U. S. Education CommissionThe gift was part of $125,000 er Sterling McMurrin and which International Harvester retary Abraham A. Ribicoff of gave to state associations of 43 the Health, Education and Welstates to be shared by colleges.
fare Department testified in AFAC's member colleges support of the President's $747 which share in the gift are: Ar- million five-year program to kansas College, Batesville; Col- improve classroom instruction. lege of the Ozarks, Clarksville; McMurrin told a house educaHarding College, Hen-Ition subcommittee teacher pay drix College, Conway; John is SO low that it often does not Brown University, Siloam attract competent persons. Springs; Ouachita Baptist Col- School boards, in turn, won't Arkadelphia; and Southern increase salaries because of the Baptist College, Walnut Ridge, low quality of teaching, he said. Ark. Ribicoff said 90.000 of the 1.5 million U.
S. school teachers Demo Group to Meet cannot meet their own state reThe Press-Scimitar Correspondent quirements for teaching certiJONESBORO, Ark. Craig- ficates, and are unable to head County Democratic Cen- nance their own additional tral will meet Fri- training. LITTLE ROCK, Foundation of Associated Colleges has just received from International Harvester Foundation. This is the seventh year Harvester has supported this program in Arkansas.
This day, at Craighead County Courthouse here, Chairman Charles Frierson nounced. Ballot for the summer Democratic primaries will be set at this meeting, and other matters relating to the election will be considered. 44 Below to 90 Above By United Press International NEW YORK. The lowest temperature reported to the U. S.
Weather Bureau this morning was 44 below zero at Bemidji, Minn. The high yesterday was 90 at Ocala, Fla. Tho Attacks Made On 'Big Spending' By United Press International WASHINGTON. The Senate voted today to increase the na-, tional debt limit by $2 billion despite attacks on government "big spending." The stopgap bill, already approved by House, rarily hikes the legal debt limit to a peacetime record high of $300 billion. Administration leaders said it was urgently needed to meet current bills.
Sen. Byrd Va.) led the attack on government fiscal policies. He noted that there have been 24 federal deficits in the past 30 years. He said the $2 billion hike in the legal debt limit was evidence of a "dangerous deterioration in the government's basic fiscal condition." The temporary increase would be effective until June 30. President Kennedy already has requested an additional $8 billion increase for the next fiscal year starting July 1.
IH Executives Visit Memphis Plant Several key executives of International Harvester's main office in Chicago visited the Memphis IH plant today for a meeting of the company's Manufacturing Research Council. Dan Chimenti, director of manufacturing, conducted the meeting which covered such topics as quality standards, materials, costs, safety and industrial hygiene. Mayor Loeb greeted the offiIcials at a luncheon. We take pleasure in announcing DAVID GRAHAM formerly Financial Vice President and Standard Oil Company (Indiana) has been admitted as a GENERAL PARTNER He will be Chairman of our Finance Department, resident in New HORNBLOWER Members New York Stock Exchange and other Principal Commerce Title Building, Memphis March 1, 1962 Dffices HW EST. 1888 Cardinal Spellman Praised by Cushing By Associated Press NEW Richard Cardinal Cushing, Roman Catholic Archbishop of Boston, calls Francis Cardinal Spellman, Archbishop of New York, "the greatest American churchman of this century." Cardinal Spellman, he says in an article in America, a Jesuit weekly, "has been the outstanding religious figure in the Catholic Church in America in this generation." There have been reports of differences between the two men.
It was reported that Cardinal Spellman opposed the election of President Kennedy while Cardinal Cushing supported Kennedy. Cardinal Spellman has pressed strongly for feedral aid to parochial schools, while Cardinal Cushing has not done so. Firefighter Suffers Chemical Burns The Press-Scimitar COLUMBUS. Capt. severe of black closet blaze.
over face A tal said second and will days. that Director, Corporate York. WEEKS Stock Exchanges JA 7.4575 Correspondent Miss. Fire Gene Waldrop received burns when a large can paint tumbled from a shelf at a boarding house Waldrop was splashed and hands. physician at Doster HospiWaldrop has first and degree "chemical be hospitalized several ASC Topples Delta State By Associated Press CLEVELAND, Miss.sas State spoiled two different goals for Delta State Wednesday night.
The Jonesboro squad squelched Delta's hopes for (1) a .500 season and (2) a winning farewell for coach John Ray Hicks. The visitors came out on top 86-83 with freshman Jerry Cook hitting for 26 points. Jack Case tallied 25 for Delta, Coast to Coast.
