1 2 2 PAGE 20 BIRMINGHAM POST- HERALD Wednesday, December 11, 1963 American Stock Exchange NEW YORK (AP)- -Following Is a compiete list of stock bond transactions the American Stock Exchange Tuesday. -A- Sales (hds.) High Low Last Acme Ham Acme Miss Acme Prec AcmeW Aerolet Aeronca MI Aerosol ,541 Aid Invest Alleen 60b AK 260 X8 72 72. 72 AlanWd .891 Alan Wd ptS V25 77. Alaska Airl .209 All StaProp AllegAir .281 Cp wt 109 Allied Art Alll Con Allied Pan Alloys Unl Almor Alcoa p13.75 2350 Ambass Oil AmBiltrt ABook 1.800 AmBkSt Am Business Am Electron Am Int AI Am MARC AmMig AmPetro 15 AmReal Pet AmSeal AncPost .80 AndreaR 50 Anal. aA 35g Ansul Ch 1g 22 Apache Corp Apollo Ind APL Coro Argus Inc ApPw 014.50 961 ArkLaGas Armour w1 26 26 Arrow EI 131 Asamera 13 AsdBaby .20 -AssdFdSt 20 As.
Laund AssdOll AssdProd 50 Assd Testl. Astrodata Alco Chem A1CLCo 2.400 Research At Thrift 401 AtlasMin 381 AtlasCo wt Atlason 16 Sew 5-16 5-16 5-16 AudioD 231 Aurora 25d 27. 27 Auto Rod .201 AutStIP .30 Avien 10 Bald Mont 10 10 BaidMon pfl 15 Bald5ec 05d 10 Banif Oil 101 1 11-16 11-16 Banner Ind 611 73 Barnes Eng 300 BarryWr .50 15 Bartons 81 Baruch Fost Bavview Oil Beck Shoe Bell Elect Belock Inst Benrus .30 Berkev Phot BerkshFr .36 BethCo BinneS .600 Birdsbor 151 BloomB 50b BlossHy .371 Bohack Borne Chem Bowl Cp Bowmar Inst BradFool 10 Brandy 75g Braz Troc Breeze 120 Br AmOll 1 BritPet 31g 15-16 7 Inst Brooks .60 BrnF 28 BrownCo .40 BrnF pl EL 10 10 Bruce BSF Co Budget Fin Bunk Hill Buell Ind Burmas .581 Burma Burnell Burr ButlerSh 40 32 Caldor 12 12 CalgEd 171 CalEIPw 88 Cameo 52 Chib 28 2 11-16 2 11-16 Campb CampMch .32 Can 50 Pet 20 4 1-16 4 Con Con Javelin Can Hmatd Cdn Marc Con Prop Con WIll 5-16 5 16 Canal Rd .70 Canav Int CanC Bdcast 201 201 491 Carnatn 1.900 CarterJW .20 4 CCI Corp Catalin ,150 CenChara .30 Cen Hadley CenSec 1.700 197 CSec nIB1.40 2150 30 30 Century Geo Charter Oil 26 19 1 ChemEnt ,28 Chief Mna Christian Oil 24 Chromol Cinerama 14 Circuit Foll ClarkCb Clarostat Clary Clavion 200 21 21 Clopav Corp CobrnCr 1.121 CohuElec 131 Coleman 1.20 30b Comi Metals Commun Dis ComPSv 1.20 CompoS 10p vi CompuD Con Diesel 121 ConRov Con Ray Construc Pd ContAvia Ct Conn 50b Cont Mater Cont Teleph Cook 183 183 Cooper Jar Coro Inc Cor Rev RO Catt Corp 24 Creole 39 Crown AI 31 CrnC Pet .25 Crown Drug Cubic Corp. Cutter A 18 Cutter 20 161 -D-E-F- Dailch Darvi In Data Control Davidson DovMin 250 Davco A 36 Deltona Corp 113 Defiance DCTranA DenMaA 341 80 grog 481 Destlu DetGask 620 133 Det Ind Pd 40 DevoeR 1,40 281 281 281 Devon POlls 13-16 Dialight .32 Dielectric vi Dilberts 5-16 Dilberts pt 9.16 Dome Pet DomStICI 40 14 14 Dom Tar 80 DorrOllv .60 10 DorrOliv pf2 250 Dorsev 10e Draper 1.60b 341 34 34 Driver co Drug Fair in 6 Duralov Dur Test DuvalCp 1.40 381 381 38 Dynalec 43 Scheib 858 83 East AirDev 13 EastCon 40 Eastn FrtW Eltel McCull EdoCorp 133 13 13 Elco Corp Elder Peel 11-16 11-16 IVolce 53 Electro 1.20 243 Elect Assist ElComm 050 ElecMis 07p Elect Res A Electronics El Tron Emence 37 Equity 05d 314 Equity pl 250 Erie Forge Erie For 6pf Eros Mig ERT CD Esquire 531 Esa Essex Chem Ets Hokin 36 Evans Rul .20 Exqu Form Falcon Sbd 55 161 FamArt .471 Fon Far 1.20 Faraday 10 Fargo Oils 15 2 3-16 2 1-16 21 Fed Purch 21 103 Fields PI .40 61 Flimways FinanG 300 141 143 Est. NRI wt FirthSter .291 .131 Fishman 59 FlaCapit Ford Can 5 210 163 163 FlyTiger 25 81 163 ForestC 23 Friend Fro 10 FullrGA 1.80 Fultonin -G-H-IGale GateSpt Indust .32 Saran 15 15.
15 Allovs Gen Bat 40 gen Gen Build sen Devel SenEIL1 1.05g 10 ANNOUNCEMENTS DEATHS CORK. Mr. Coleman Flovd, age 59, of Houston, Texas, (formerly of Sandusky) passed away Sunday p.m. in Tyler, Texas. He is servived by his wife, Mrs.
Coleman Cork: grandson. Christopher Cork of Houston, Texas, mother, Mrs. Viola Cork: 1 brother, Ruel E. Cork: sisters, Mrs. Earline James and Mrs.
Kathleen Jarvis all of Sandusky, Funeral services to be held Thursday p.m. from Bell's Funeral Chapel with the Revs. T. Sanderson and Cecil Hixon officiating, interemnt Crumley Chapel Cemetery. Active pallbearers will be the nephews.
Bell directing. FARRAR, Mr. Sam age 51, of S. 4733 Court Central Park, passed way Tuesday morning at the residence. He Is survived by his wife, Mrs.
Barbara Nance Farror; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam C. Farrar, of Marietta, 1 brother, Larston D. Farrar, of Washington, D.
3 sisters, Mrs. C. G. Black, of Marietta. Mrs.
J. Bennett, Mrs. W. M. Newby, both of Birmingham.
Funeral services will be at p.m. Wednesday from Johns-Ridout's Elmwood Chapel, interment Elmwood Cemetery. Dr. R. E.
Branscomb and Dr. W. C. Chappell will officiate. Active pallbearers will be J.
C. O'Neil, Terell Walker, E. A. McKnight. G.
Daniel, W. C. Brannon and Ed Hurst. Honorary pallbearers will be employes of the Birmingham Water Works steam plant, members of the Central Park Methodist Men's Club and the Central Park Methodist Men's Bible Class. Johns-Ridout's, Elmwood Chapel, 1512 Montevallo Rood, Southwest, directing.
HARRISON, Mrs. Mary age 84, of 8508 Thackery, Dallas, formerly of Fultondale, passed away Sunday in Dallas. Survived by daughter, Mrs. Cecil (Jennie) Holmes, of Dallas, 1 sister, Mrs. Robert Key, of Birmingham; grandson, Cecil Holmes, 4 greatgranddaughters, all of Drew, several nieces and nephews.
Funeral services will be held Thursday 11 a.m. at Brown Service Norwood Chapel, interment Walker's Chapel Cemetery, the Revs. Louie E. Johnson and Marcell Burchfield officiating. Active pallbearers, Speedy Acton.
Elbert Wood, Rov Pilkington, Clyde Kilgore, Curry Holmes, Bill Sertell, BrownService, Norwood, directing. HEADLEY, Mrs. Mattie Belle, age 73, of 1332 16th Place, Southwest, passed away Sunday p.m. in a local hospital. Survived by 6 sons, Otis Arnold Vernon Oliver A.
and James W. Headley: 3 daughters, Mrs. Flora Gaylor, Mrs. Eudora and Mrs. Elladene Mims: 4 sisters, Mrs.
Cora Langley, Mrs. Minnie Allen, Mrs. Lisa Shavers and Lula Allen; 28 grandchildren: 15 great Wednesday at 2 p.m. Funeral from Lipscomb services Church of God with the Revs. C.
V. co*ker, J. W. Bunn and Gene Rice officiating, interment Highland Memorial Gardens. The body will lie in state at the church from 1 p.m.
until time of service. Brown-Service, Bessemer, directing. HORTON, Fred, age 80, of 2418 13th North, passed away Tuesday p.m. at a local hospital. Survived by his wife, Mrs.
Lela Ryan Horton; daughters, Mrs. J. A. Courington of San Antonio, Mrs. E.
B. DeVault of Huntsville, 4 sons. Fred Ryan, Merrell Edward B. and Ralph W. Horton, all of Birmingham; 9 grandchildren and great-grandchild; 2 nieces.
Funeral services Thursday 2 p.m. from Brown- Service Norwood Chapel. Interment Forest Hill Cemetery, the Rev. H. Giddens officiating.
Brown-Service Norwood, directing. HUGHES, Mrs. Onie age 77, of Miami, formerly of Birmingham, passed away Sunday in Miami. She is survived by 1 son, Claude L. Hughes of Birmingham; 1 daughter, Mrs.
Mary McCollum of Miami: a brother, W. D. Rover of Birmingham; 2 sister, Mrs. W. H.
Webb of Birmingham, Mrs. D. F. Lowery of Decatur, 1 aranddaughter, Mrs. Martin Taylor of Miami; 6 great grandchildren, a number of nieces and nephews.
Funeral services will be a 3 p.m. Wednesday from John Ridout's Elmwood Chapel. Interment Elmwood Cemetery The Rev. E. L.
Creel will officiate. Active pallbearers will be Jack R. Harbuck, Carnie Crick, J. V. Cartwright.
Henry Taylor, J. C. Green. and Jack Harris. JohnsRidout's Elmwood Chapel.
1512 Montevallo S. directing. LONG, Mr. Arthur Reese, age 88, of 8402 6th Avenue, North, passed away Monday p.m. at his residence.
Survived by his wife, Mrs. Leamie Long; 6 daughters, Mrs. L. F. Horton, Mrs.
George F. Stewart and Mrs. Marie Harper, all of Birmingham: Mrs. H. D.
Everett, of Fort Myers, Mrs. C. M. Curington, of Samoset, and Mrs. 0.
H. Camp, of Gibsonton, son, Walter F. Erwin, of Cullom, 10 grandchildren; 10 great-grandchildren; 3 great greatgrandchildren; number of nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 12:30 p.m. from Roebuck Chapel, Brother Wheeler Shouse officiating, interment Forest Hill Cemetery.
Ridout's Brown-Service, Roebuck Chapel, directing. MARTIN, Mr. Samuel David, age 44, of Rt. 12, Box 358, Center Point, passed awav suddenly Tuesday in Arab, Ala. Survivina are his wife, Mrs.
Berdie Marie Martin; 2 sons, Roger David and Chad Morgan Martin: 1 daughter, Miss Jo Marie Martin, all of Center Point: parents. Mr. and Mrs. Rance B. Martin of Chalkville; 3 brothers, Rance Pat and Byrd Martin Jr.
all of Center Point: 2 sisters, Mrs. Cordela M. Brown and Mrs. Gussie Lee Gerodimos. both of Center Point: number nieces and nephews.
Funeral services will be held Thursday 11 a.m. from Roebuck Chapel. Interment Jefferson Memorial Gardens. Masonic Service at the arave Ridout's Brown Service, Roebuck Chapel, directina. MYLES, Mrs.
Mary D. Eggler, age 73, of 302 Pratt City, passed awav Tuesday a.m. at the residence. She Is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Mary E.
Griffin of B'ham; 2 sons, George Egaler of Westover and Amos Myles of B'ham: 12 grandchildren; 7 great-grandchildren. several nieces and nephews. Funeral services Thursday 2 p.m. from Elmwood Chapel with Dr. 0.
S. Gamble and the Rev. Clyce Hurst officiating. Interment Elmwood Cemetery. Active pallbearers: Hugh Johnson, B.
E. Allred, Ernest Gordy, U. H. Henry, William H. Bottomley and Herbert H.
Brush Sr. Johns-Ridout's, Elmwood Chapel, 1512 Montevallo S. directing. PRICE Oscar age 43, of 3825 South Cove passed away Monday p.m. at a local hospital.
Survived by the wife, Mrs. Phyllis Barrett Price one daughter, Louise Barrett Price; 2 sons, Oscar Monfort Price the Ill and David Barrett Price: parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar M. Price all of Birmingham; 4 aunts, Mrs.
Hubert Clark of Los Angeles, Mrs. Charles M. Hewitt, Mrs. Robert E. Peeble, Mrs.
William G. West all of Birmingham. Funeral services will be Wednesday 11 a.m. from Independent Presbyterian Church. Grave side services noon from Elmwood cemetery.
Dr. John N. Lukens officiating. JohnsRidout's, 2116 8th directing. RAWSON, Mr.
James Andrew, age 67, of 119 Lake Street, Trussville, passed away Monday p.m. in a local hospital. Survived by wife, Mrs. Stella Rawson; 1 daughter, Mrs. Martha L.
Pair, of Trussville: 2 grandsons, Randy and Steve Vainrib, of Trussville; stepmother, Mrs. Nora Ireland, of Birmingham; 2 step-granddaughters, Mrs. Jo Ann Caldwell and Mrs. Roberta Lee McCullough, all of Trussville; step-grandson, Robert M. Pair, Jr.
Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. from Roebuck Chapel, Dr. Eugene Atkins officiatina, interment Elmwood Cemetery. Active pallbearers, Frank H. Kendeigh, H.
B. Payne, Jimmy McDowell, H. E. Buchanan, James Massingale and Fred Allen. Honorary pallbearers, Drs.
Robert Yoe, John Burrett, James B. McElroy and William Viar. Ridout's Brown-Service, Roebuck Chapel, directing. SMITH, Hugh Fred, age 63, of 1311 13th North, passed away Tuesday a.m. at a local hospital.
Survived by his wife, Naomi Smith; 3 sons, Frederick Smith Jr. of Tuscumbia Robert E. and James R. Smith, both of Birmingham; 1 daughter, Mrs. Joann McGee of Asheville, N.
7 grandchildren. Funeral services Thursday 11 a.m. from BrownService Norwood Chapel, the Rev. James B. Thompson officiating.
Acfive pallbearers: Members of Adult Class No. 3 Calvary Baptist Church. Brown-Service Norwood, directing. STRONG, Mrs. Mary Frances Alexander, age 62, of Bessemer Route 7, passed away Monday morning at a local hospital.
Survived by her husband, Alvin Davis Strong, 3 sons, Jerry, George and Alvin Davis Strong, all of Bessemer; 2 daughters, Mrs. Billy Essman and Mrs. Dan Roy, all of Bessemer: 16 grandchildren; great grandchildren; 2 sisters, Mrs. John Coughlin. of Bessemer, and Mrs.
William Setliff, of Norfolk, Va. Funeral services Wednesday at 3 p.m. from Morgan Methodist Church with the Revs. Henry Seagars and Owen Hope officiating, interment Jefferson Memorial Gardens. The body will lie in state at the church from 2 p.m.
until time of service. Brown-Service, Bessemer, directing. WALDROP, Mr. Eugene Huston, age 65, of 1220 31st Street, Southwest, passed away Tuesday morning at the residence. He is survived by his wife, Mrs.
Nellie F. Waldrop; 1 son, James R. Waldrop; 2 daughters, Mrs. J. M.
Blackstock and Mrs. Paul Roberts, all of Birmingham: 4 grandchildren. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Wendesday from Johns-Ridout's Elmwood Chapel, interment Elmwood Cemetery, the Revs. Fletcher Anderson and J.
Robert Westbrook officiatIna. Active pallbearers will be D. L. J. and R.
E. Funderburg, W. Ezell, Jr. Howard and Clvde Snead. Honorary pallbearers will be emploves of the bookkeeping department of First National Bank, members of the official board of Brookhaven Methodist Church and members of Bilbro Lodge No.
715. Johns-Ridout's, Elmwood Chapel, 1512 Montevallo Road. Southwest, directina. USE NEWS-POSTHERALD WANT ADS FOR RESULTS ANNOUNCEMENTS DEATHS TURNER, Mr. Samuel age 76.
of Woodstock, passed away Monday p.m. at a local hospital, Survived by his wife, Mrs. Mary Turner; daughter, Mrs. J. F.
Frazier, of Chattanooga, 1 son, Sam Turner, of Birmingham; 1 brother, W. J. Turner, of Bessemer; 1 sister. Mrs. R.
Y. Steele, of Birmingham; grandchildren. Funeral services Wednesday at 2 p.m. from Woodstock Methodist Church with the Rev. Wilson and the Rev.
Maxwell officating, inFerment Valhalla Cemetery. The body will lie in state at the church from p.m. until time of service. BrownService, Bessemer, directing. WOOTEN-Walter age 68, of 1621 Warrior passed away Monday A.M.
in Summertown, Tenn. (near Lawrenceburg). Survived by his wife, Mrs. Ary Wooten; son, Gene Wooten of Huffman; daughter, Mrs. Jackie Varden of Fairfield: 3 brothers, Oliver and Charlie Wooten of B'ham, and Earnest Wooten of Summertown, 1 sister, Mrs.
Laila Spurgeon of B'ham; 6 grandchildren. Retired after 45 years with TCI died while visiting brother in Tennessee. Funeral services Mortuary Wednesday, 2 P.M. Faith in Angwin Center's Chapel. A.
C. Moore and Robert Hendrix officiating interment Valhalla Cemetery. Active pallbearers, W. A. Guest, John W.
Wright, Hub Rice, W. H. Jordan, W. H. Denton and E.
E. Atkinson. Angwin Mortuary Center directing. IN MEMORIAM KEITH In loving memory of my husband, George P. Keith, who passed away year ago today, Dec.
11th. 1962. have lost my soul's companion A life linked with my own, And day by dav miss him more As walk through life alone. SIGNED: WIFE, MRS. MAUDE L.
KEITH KNARR In loving memory of our husband and father, M-Sat. Max P. Knarr, who passed away 4 years ago today, December 11, 1959. SIGNED: WIFE AND CHILDREN JO, JOHNNY AND BILLY CEMETERY LOTS 10 OAKLAND CEMETERY. Let our resentative you with your selection.
1030 Warrior Rd. St 8-3883, p.m. and week-ends, 787-5003. BEAUTIFUL FOREST HILL. Protect entire family $6.50 per mo.
Balance insured. Perpetual care. 592-7279. BUY IN ELMWOOD BEFORE TIME OF NEED AND SAVE! ONLY $10 PER MONTH. PERPETUAL CARE ASSURED BY $900.000 CARE FUND, INCREASING DAILY.
251-3114. Ridout's Brown-Service ROEBUCK CHAPEL er would like to get in touch with you at once, come home or write. Rosa Lee Lawrence, 2200 Fairfax Ave. 428-7745. SAVE YOURSELF RENT A NEW FORD TRUCK COMPLETE MOVING EQUIPMENT We give Green Stamps Call NATIONAL CAR RENTAL 9060 Gadsden Road 833-7171 LOST AND FOUND 16 BEAGLE, male, lost in Bluff Park vicinity.
Reward. 822-9958. CHIHUAHUA, male, tan. Strayed vicinity Hanco*ck's Lake and Red Fox Form, Palmerdale. Liberal reward.
664-6554. Harold B. Brown. LADIES' Watch, Movado, Sport's, lost between 12 a.m. Dec.
10th, Crestline Shoe Shop, Perfection LaundryEnglish Village or 1240 S. 22nd St. Reward. 871-4692. LADY'S WATCH, Longines-Wittnauer, oval shape, white gold, 3 diamonds each side, lost Western Sect.
Reward. 781-3614; 785-2179. MONEY, three $10 bills, child's 9 mos. savings. believed lost Mt.
Pinson. 664-6660. SIAMESE cat, brown male, lost Woodlawn district, 50th St. Reward. 592- 8736.
SIAMESE CAT. Male, lost Sat. p.m.: vicinity 77th St. and 5th South. 833-9008.
WATCH, diamond, lady's, with diamond band. Lost Lakeview District or downtown Dec. 5. Reward. 322-0910.
FOUND, 2 Shetland ponies. Call 322- 7978 or 252-2903. LOST, 2 rolls of hog wire between Bessemer and Powderly, phone ST 5-9817. Reward. STRAYED, male blond co*cker named "Sandy." Last seen near Banks High Dec.
4. Reward. 833-2094. LOST, man's brown leather billfold, between Wylam and McDonald's Chapel. ST 7-6644.
LOST. At game Sat. Man's prescription glasses, black frame, black leather case. Reward. 879-6883, 786-5202.
PERSONALS 17 ALABAMA TREE SERVICE GOOD JOB FAIR PRICE FIREWOOD LAWLEY, 822-5366 "ATTENTION NEWLYWEDS." WHY PAY RENT? Enloy privacy of YOUR OWN HOME. Modern 2 fenced yard, garage, $50 TOTAL. 323-4653 ALLGOOD 871-4641 611 South 21st St. 322-8751 AUTO TIRES, used tires, $3.95 up. DELTA TIRE SALES A-1 TOP SOIL AUBURN TESTED.
FIREWOOD, SAWDUST, FILL 822-4436 OR 822-3346 A-1 TOP SOIL Fill dirt, loader work. 871-1057 BILLS PRESSING? LET US CONSOLIDATE your BILLS, past due or not into one low payment you can afford. Garnishments avoided. For example: IF YOU OWE PAY AS LOW AS $1,000 $15 per week $2,000 $25 per week $3,000 $35 per week NOT A LOAN No Co-Signers or Security AMERICA'S LARGEST MOST REPUTABLE CREDIT MANAGEMENT CO. "STATE LICENSED" CREDIT ADVISORS, Inc.
705 Frank Nelson Bldg. 252-9921 2nd and 20th N. Eve. Office Appointments CHAIN LINK FENCE, direct from factory to you. Our erection man has 16 yrs.
experience. Phone Acme Fence 841-2563. COUPLE will do office work at home, typing, etc. 787-2675 before after 5, 786-9559. CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING Guaranteed.
Budget Terms. Randalls. 534 Tuscaloosa 788-7412 DO YOU believe tht God will answer prayer? Do. you believe that God will answer your prayer? There are so many people unaware of the coming of Jesus. Will you help me pray about this? 252-6834.
DO YOU OWN A VACANT LOT? Beautiful 4-room and bath house, auto. heat, and hot water. Will move to your lot for only $2,995. Cash or easy terms. 787-8661 or 785-2566.
DOWN COMFORTS REMADE 308 3rd W. 252-1442 FLOORS CLEANED, waxed, home, office. Liquid wax removed. THOMAS FLOOR WAX SERV. 322-7975.
GLASSES FOR UP DR. WORRELL, OPTOMETRIST 1808 2nd N. 252-2469 GET OUT OF DEBT MONEY IN THE BANK IS WHAT YOU SHOULD HAVE WHEN YOUR BILLS ARE PAID IN FULL. IF YOU ARE ONE OF THE MANY PEOPLE WHO ARE PAYING BANKS, LOAN COMPANIES, CLOTHING STORES, DEPARTMENT STORES, DOCTORS, AND VARIOUS OTHER CREDITORS AND YOU HAVE A SINCERE DESIRE TO GET OUT OF DEBTSCM WILL CONSOLIDATE ALL OF BOTH PAST DUE AND CURRENTYOUR BILLS FROM $300 TO, $10,000 ONLY ONE PLACE TO PAY. NOT A LOAN COMPANY NO CO-SIGNERS NO CREDIT CHECK Call for Appointment Ph.
324-3405 Southern Credit Mgmnt. Co. 415 Empire Bldg. Birmingham, Ala. GOOD TOP SOIL (no nut grass), and fill dirt.
Front end loader for rent. 788-9146; 323-4040. GREGG SHORT HAND, tutor, teach or brush Up. Experienced teacher. Call.
871-6277. HAULING, crushed stone for driveways, foundry sand, fill dirt (any amount). 841-1256. Nights, 853-2290. INCOME TAX BLOCK CO.
1102 20th S. LANDSCAPING. Free Estimates. PARKWAY NURSERY 9001 1st Ave. MORE 833-0722 PRESTON WEAVER, Your stepmother 251-0741 WANT ADS FOR RESULTS ANNOUNCEMENTS Net Sales High Low Ci'se pe on GFoam Gen Plywd Gen Strs Gen SupMkt Net Giannini Cha.
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(UPI Telephoto.) Studebaker Car Losses $40 Million Since '59 NEW YORK. Dec. 10 head of Studebaker explaining plans for a permanent, pre-Christmas shutdown of its main auto plant at South Bend, death there." Randolph H. Guthrie, board Soybeans Up, Wheat Firm CHICAGO. Dec.
beans ended most wheat other grain lower today on Board of Trade. CHICAGO (AP)- Open High WHEAT Dec 2.16¼ 2.16½ Mar 2.17 2.17¼ Mav 2.13% Jul 1.74 1.74⅞ Sep 1.75¼ 1.76% CORN Dec 1.19 Mar 1.21⅞ 1.22 May 1.23⅞ 1.24⅛ Jul 1.25½ 1.25⅜ Sep 1.23¼ 1.23⅞ OATS Dec. Mar May Jul RYE Dec 1.47¾ 1.47¼ Mar 1.52¼ 1.52¼ May 1.53½ 1.53½ Jul 1.47½ 1.48¼ Sep 1.45¼ 1.45½ SOYBEANS Jan 2.70¾ 2.70¾ Mar 2.73¾ 2.74¾ May 2.76½ 2.77¾ Jul 2.78½ 2.79¼ Aug 2.74 2.74¼ Sep .2.58 2.59 Nov 2.55 2.55½ SOYBEAN OIL Dec 8.01 8.03 Jan .8.15 8.17 Mar 8.40 8.42 Mav 8.60 8.60 Jul 8.69 8.72 SOYBEAN MEAL Dec 72.50 72.95 Jan 73.50 73.90 Mar 74.25 74.85 May 74.60 74.95 Jul .74.65 75.00 10 (UPD-Soysharply higher, contracts firm and futures steady to the Chicago Previous Low Close Close 2.15% 2.16½ 2.16 2.16 2.17 2.17 2.121 2.12⅞ 2.13¼ 1.73¼ 1.74¾ 1.74¼ 1.74½ 1.76 1.75½ 1.18 1.18½ 1.18¾ 1.2118 1.21½ 1.21½ 1.23% 1.23⅝ 1.23¼ 1.23⅞ 1.23¾ 1.25⅜ 711 72 72 1,46 1.46¾ 1.47¼ 1.51¼ 1.51¾ 1.52½ 1.52½ 1.53 1.53¾ 1.47½ 1.47¼ 1.48½ 1.45¼ 1.45½ 1.45¾ 2.69 2.70⅝ 2.69½ 2.72¼ 2.74¼ 2.72½ 2.753 2.77½ 2.75¾ 2.76⅝ 2.79¼ 2.76¾ 2.73 2.73¾ 2.72½ 2.57½ 2.58 2.57¼ 2.54 2.54¾ 2.54¼ 7.99 8.08 8.02 8.08 8.13 8.11 8.29 8,35 8.32 8.47 8.50 8.48 8.64 8.69 8.68 72.30 72.95 72.40 73.15 73.90 73.40 74.20 74.80 74.20 74.30 74.95 74.40 74.60 75.00 74.60 Cotton Sales Up To 65c Bale Higher NEW YORK. Dec. 10 (A) Cotton futures closed 65 cents a bale higher to 25 cents lower today.
Long Staple Cotton MEMPHIS, Dec. 10 (AP) Memphis USDA cotton quotations are for mixed lots uncompressed in warehouses. Middling 33.00 Middling 33.50 Middling 1-1 34.25 Strict Middling 34.00 Strict Middling 34.75 Strict Low Middling 32.00 Strict Low Middling 32.75 Low Middling 30.50 March New York futures closed today at 33.47. Cottonseed Oil NEW YORK (AP) -Bleachable Cottonseed oil futures closed unchanged to 5 lower. Sales 59 contracts, High Low Close Dec 10.65 10.65 10.65B Mar 11.30 11.17 11.238 May 11.55 11.45 11.55 Jul 11,82 11.73 11.81 Sep 11.95 11.95 11.90B Closing Bids: (1964) Oct 11.90.
Dec 12.06 (1965) Mar 12.10, May 12.15. -Bid. Over Counter Securities DAILY QUOTATIONS PREFERRED STOCKS: Bid Asked Alabama Gas 102 None Alabama Power Co. 4,20 xd Alabama Power 4.30 .101 None Avondale Mills None Gulf Power 4.64 98 101 Common: Alabama By- Products 122 Alabama Gas warrants American Heritage American Lite 34 36. Anderson Electric Avondale Mills 32 None Bank for Savings Birmingham Trust National 441 Bush-Hog Common Bush-Hog debentures Bank City Not.
Bank of Tuscaloosa Carolina Natural Gas 2 Carolina Pipe Lines 74 Coastal States Lite Cotton States Life 103 Exchange Security First National Bank of Franklin Life Birmingham Georgia International 2258 Greatamerica Corp. Guaranty Savings Life Gulf Life Hoves International Interstate Life 173 Jefferson Standard Kennesaw Life Kentucky Central Life Liberty National Life Life of Alabama $1 par 834 Life of Alabama $5 par 49 Life and Casualty 34 Moore and Handley 03 Mutual Savings Life National Life and Accident ..104 107 Old Republic Life 33 Pioneer Homeowners 131 141,8 Protective Life 67 69 Russell Mills 11 South Georgia Natural 91 Southern United 11 State Natl. Bank, 85 90 United Security Life 19 2034 Volcan Life 26 2712 These bids and asked prices. are obtained from members of the National Association of Security Dealers, and are unofficial They do not represent actual transactions. but are Intended as a guide to the approximate range within which these securities could have bee bought as Indicated by the "asked' pris and sold as indicated by the price.
Mobile To Get New Chemical Plant MOBILE, Dec. 10 (P Construction of a new $200.000 chemical plant will start within two weeks and completion is expected in February. The plant to bottle chlorine and produce sodium hypochlorite will be built by Wittichen Chemical Co. of Birmingham, an announcement said yesterday. E.
R. Williams, manager of a similar Wittichen plant in Montgomery, will manage the new operation. The facility will manufacture products for water works, textile industries, laundries, waste disposal units and other industries. The new industry will be located in North Mobile, near the Diamond Alkali new multimillion dollar chlorine-caustic plant. PERSONALS 17 PLEASE PRAY that CHRIST will let W1XI stay on the air.
B'ham needs WIXI Christ can do It all. STATE WIDE Detective Agency, 220 Bankhead Hotel. 24-hour service. Confidential investigations. Domestic and commercial.
251-6322. TOP SOIL, Sandy loam, not muddy when wet. No rocks or foreign grass. Maloy's Cahaba Mortar, 425-9687 Bessemer Ala. OR RENT.
truck. TRUCK DRIVER, FORM LEASE 787-0795. 1,000 PLAID STAMPS with every insulation lob on your home or for a prospect that accepts Insulation or storm windows or doors. Nothing down, first payment Feb. 1st, 1964.
Guaranty Insulation 322-4270. INSURANCE 18 LOST YOUR LICENSE? SR 22 FILED EZ PAY 428-6204 DAVIS AGCY. 822-0563 AUTOMOBILES USED CARS FOR SALE 21 25 BUICK, '55, convertible, $225. 1 1521 32nd St. Ensley, 787-7478.
BUICK, '59, 4-door, fully equipped. Bargain. $845, $150 down. 1113 N. 19th St.
322-0579 BUICK '59, LeSabre, 4-door hardtop, real nice. $1,195, Central 309 3rd West. FA 3-4531. BUICK, '56, 4-dr. Special.
auto. air conditioned. Extra, extra nice. $25 down, $33.40 mo. Good or bad credit.
252-9826. BUICK, '59, LeSabre, 2-door hardtop, nice, $1095. And your credit's good at Central Mfrs. Inc. 309 3rd Ave.
W. FA 3-4531. BUICK, '59, solid red, black and white interior, radio, heater, power steering and brakes. A beautiful car. $50 down, $44 good or bad credit.
252-9826. BUICK, '57, 4-door Special, auto. radio, heater, w. w. tires.
This is an nice car. $50 down. $24.60 mo. Full price, $495. GALAXIE MOTORS 135 3rd Ave.
251-5234 said today "we were being bled chairman of the pioneer auto concern, said losses in "trying to stay alive in the car had mounted to $40 million since 1959. The decision meant an abrupt loss of livelihood for thousands of employes, many of them in their 50s with 25, to 30 years on the job. For them, it cast a pall over the holiday seasons. Over the country, Studebaker dealers there are about 2000 -expressed shock over the pros, pective halt in U.S. automaking operations, and limiting of as: semblies to a relatively small Canadian factory.
"We can't panic, we have a big said investment Roger with Adams, three a Sac- outramento, Calif. dealer. No Answers Yet Government and community leaders held huddles in Washington and South Bend, seeking answers to the wholesale layoffs. They produced no immedilate concrete results. Indiana Gov.
Matthew Welsh promised "top priority" to a job hunt' for the bulk of the displaced employes. A few gleam of hope for some of the workers emerged from a news conference conducted in New York by Guthrie, Byers A. Burlingame, Studebaker president, and other company officials. Of the more than 8000 persons on the Studebaker payroll before recent cutbacks, it appeared that possibly 2000 could expect from a few months to more than a year's employ- ment. a Burlingame said work will begin in April on an $80 million military truck order that will take 15 months to fill.
From 700 to 800 workers will be required, he said. Some To Be Kept Another 1000 or more will be employed, the officials said although not continuously in forging, stamping plant, engine manufacturing and other jobs tied to continuing Studebaker car building operations at Hamilton, Ont. A union official, sitting as an observer at the news conference, expressed some bitterness at management policies in recent years but doubted that the closedown decision could have been indefinitely postponed. "The problems may have been insurmountable." said Les Fox, a vice president of Studebaker Local 5. United Auto Workers.
One of the troubles, Fox said, was in the outmoded physical facilities. Many factory buildings were more than 50 years old and ill-suited to modern assembly line methods. Fox said many Local 5 members would have to depend in the months ahead on government unemployment compensation checks. In Indiana, maximum payments are $36 a week for up to 26 weeks. He said the SUB treasury, which might have supplemented jobless pay benefits, was exhausted.
SUB means supplemental unemployment benefits paid from a fund fed by company and union contributions under a labor contract arrangement. Fox estimated the average age of displaced employes at 53. BONN Several new theaters are opening in Germany. LEGAL NOTICE On and after this date I will not be responsible for debts incurred by anyone other than myself. B.
C. PHILLIPS 3011 Ave. Ensley P.H, Nov. 27, Dec. 4, 11 1963 On and atter this date will not be responsible for debts incurred by anvone other than myself.
JOHN L. GRAHAM, 1210 N. 46th Place, B'ham, Ala. Post-Herald, Dec. 11, 18, 25, 1963.
ANNOUNCEMENTS DEATHS BOGGS, Mr. John age 84, of 2222 7th Lane, North, passed away Mondav p.m. at a local hospital. He is survived bv his wife, Mrs. Irene Thomas Boggs; son, Glenn L.
Boggs, of Brighton; 2 granddaughters, Misses Patricia and Glenda Boggs; 1 niece, Mrs. Margaret Hagan, of Birmingham. Funeral services will be Wednesday at 2 p.m. from Johns-Ridout's Southside Chapel, Dr. Denson Franklin and the Rev.
Russell Proctor officiating. Interment Elmwood Cemetery. Active pallbearers, Rushion Armstrong, W. Evans, Col. Paul Hampton, Maxwell J.
Pickens, Claude DeMent, Barnes Hickman. Johns-Ridout's, 2116 8th directing. BUICK '61, Special deluxe 4-dr. extra clean. $1,595.
ARNOLD PEEK MTRS. Cor. 3rd Ave. 23rd S. 252-3101 BUICK INVICTA, 1962, convertible, beautiful blue with matched interior, low mileage and can hardly be told from new.
Power steering, radio, heater, $2,495. Yarbrough Motors ance. $3,895. ARNOLD PEEK MTRS. Cor.
3rd Ave. 23rd 252-3101 CADILLAC. The cleanest used Cadillacs are found where the new ones are sold. Check with Don Drennen in Ensley before you buy. Ave.
at 23rr 785-3101. CADILLAC '63, Coupe DeVille, 1 owner, fully equipped including air. Like brand new. $4,895. ARNOLD PEEK MTRS.
Cor. 3rd Ave. 23rd 252-3101 CADILLAC 1963, coupe, factory air, full power. This car belonged to a General Motors executive. Just like brand new.
$5,195. GALAXIE MOTORS B'ham's Finest Independent 3018 N. 26th St. 324-4472 BUICK '58 Special, fully equipped, 1 owner, like $995. ARNOLD PEEK MTRS.
Cor. 3rd Ave. 23rd 252-3101 BUICK '63, Le Sabre, 4-dr. Fully equipped, including air. Showroom appearance.
$2,995. ARNOLD PEEK MTRS. Cor. 3rd Ave. 23rd S.
252-3101 CADILLAC '57, 4-door 62 series. Extra good. $1050. Central 309 3rd W. FA 3-4531.
CADILLAC, '61-62 series, sedan De Ville, white, full power and factory air. Spotless inside and out. $3,395. Private owner. 322-8829.
CADILLACS, the South's largest selection of new and used Cadillacs. DRENNEN'S 3rd 20th S. 252-5121 CADILLAC, '56, coupe deville, all extras, nice. Beautiful 2-tone. Fair credit, $15 down, $44 mo.
FA 3-6376. CADILLAC, '58 62 series H.T., full power, factory air a clean one Ind. Must sell. 252-2652. CADILLAC, '59, sedan, black finish, factory air, only $2295.
DRENNEN'S MOTORS BESS. 520 N. 19th St. Bess. HA 8-2371 CADILLAC '62, Coupe De Ville, 1 owner, fully equipped, showroom appear- $2,995.
ARNOLD PEEK MTRS. Cor. 3rd Ave. 23rd 252-3101 CADILLAC De VILLE, '63, 4-door sedan, full power, including windows and seats, and factory air conditioning. This is a beautiful Asoen white and has only been driven 16,000 actual miles, by local business executive and can hardly be told from new.
$5,495. Yarbrough Motors B'ham's Finest Independent 3018 N. 26th St. 324-4472 CADILLAC '61 sedan DeVille, lust like new, beautiful baby blue. Only $2,995 or will trade.
JACK'S MOTORS 135 3rd Ave. 251-5234 equipped including air, lust like new. CADILLAC '61, sedan, DeVille, fully 900 3rd W. ST 7-4667 CADILLAC '63, Fleetwood, fully equipped including air, like brand new, $5,395. ARNOLD PEEK MTRS.
Cor. 3rd Ave. 23rd S. 252-3101 CHEVROLET, '54, st. shift, no money down, $17.50 mo.
425-3219. CHEVROLET, '57, station wagon, $35 down, $39 mo. 425-3219. CHEVROLET '59, Bel Air. Excellent cond.
36,000 miles. 4-door, 6. St. shift. $850.
879-4759. CHEVY, 149, runs good, looks fair, $85. 841-4479. CHEVROLET, '62, Impala, 2-door hardtop. Repossession.
Assume payments $72.57 mo. Call 322-8745. CHEVROLET '60, Impala 2-door hardtop, reduced to $1545. Central Motors. 309 3rd West.
FA 3-4531. CHEVROLET, '54, real clean, new w.w. tires, nothing down, $17.42 mo. 592-0326. CHEVROLET, '55.
2-door hardtop, V-8, automatic. Clean, good second car. $445. ST 6-2320. CHEVROLET, '56, 4-door, 6 st.
shift, $10 down, $29.90 mo. Good or bad credit. 252-9826. cylinder, auto. tran.
like new, CHEVROLET, '61 Bel Air A 4-door. 6 must sell. $1,295. 787-1870. CHEVY, '55 Bel Air, V-8, W-W tires.
Clean. 4814 68th N. 836-5456. CHEVROLET, Fords, Ply. $25 down, $17.42 mo.
841-1736 '57 V-8 Bel Air 4-dr. hardtop, Powerglide, 1 owner. Low miles. Like new. 841-8743.
'59 4-dr. P-Glide, V-8 Bel Air, clean. Must sell, $725. Indiv. 836-1398.
CHEVROLET, '56, 2 or 4-door, auto. trans. $25 down, $33.40 mo, good bad credit. 252-9826. CHEVROLET, '62, like new, $50 down and assume monthly payments of $60 per mo.
Call Bob Jinright, 788-5641, nites, 787-9420. CHEVROLET '55, 6-cyl. straight shift. Good condition. Good fishing car.
$350. 879-3589; 871- 9611. solid. CHEVROLET and '57, V-8, station wagon, $695 your credit's good at Central Motors, 309 3rd W. FA 3-4531.
CHEVROLET, '59, Biscayne, 4-door, good at solid car, Central $695. And your credits good Mtrs. 309 3rd Ave. W. FA 3-4531.
CHEVROLET '61, st. shift, heater, 6-cyl. Truly a nice 1- owner car. Call Bobby Duke, only, 833-1234; nites, 836-2558. 61, Impala, big engine, 4 for.
Take wards, w.w., positive traction. up notes, older car or cash equity. ST 8-0018. CHEVROLET, '57, Hdt. $10 down.
33 month. VANDERBURG MOTORS Bess Super Hwy. Bess. 425-1649 MA CHEVROLET, '56, V8, auto. station wagon, perfect in every way.
Must sell, $395. 788-0392. '56, 2-door hardtop. new tires, new paint lob. Tempest, 4-door.
A real sharp car. Will sacrifice. 788-7060. CHEVROLET, '57, 4-DOOR. POWER GLIDE, RADIO AND HEATER, $695.
EZ CREDIT MOTORS 428 SOUTH 18th St. 323-8773 Top CHEVROLET, quality, 60, Impala convertible. Motors, reduced to $1,595. Central 309 3rd West. FA 3-4531.
CHEVROLET. 61 Bel Air, 6- powerglide, radio, heater, w.w. tires, extra nice, $1,395. RELIABLE MOTORS 1001 3rd W. ST 1-1121 CHEVROLET, '58, 4-dr.
Bel Air, power steering and brakes. Beautiful 2-tone green. $50 down, $44 mo. Good or bad credit. 252-9827.
CHEVROLET, '59 Bel Air, st. shift, hardtop, H. tires. $200 cash, already financed. Owner, 853- 2083.
CHEVROLET '59, Impala 2-dr. h.dt., radio, heater, all white, 1-Gwner. low Cor. miles. 7th Perfect 19th $995.
Holladay's, N. Bess. 425-0362, ask for Kelly Moore..
