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Clara Corn 0* 7* B*4 *
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Feiment Pet *t 7 6* 7 4 *
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Lafcourt Realty A 8* 7* 7*- *
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Slick Atr 4* 3* 4*4 *
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Stand Dreda 15a 21* 19* 21*41*
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Super Tool 4* 3* 4*4 *
S»m Wavne war 8* B>/b 8*- *
Tampa Elec 1.20 34* 90* 52*42*
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Tenney Enatneer 15* 14* 14*-1*
Tex ralaary lin. * 1*
Thomp Star 3* 2* 3*4 *
j Thomp St pf ,17k 17 13 14*43*
TranaCaribA 30b 18* 13* 18*43
Trana C lnd l*t 4 3* 3*-*
Trans Cub Oil A * * *4 *«
Trana Lux ,30a i« 10* 13 4 *
rn Cont wt 30* 29* 29*- *
Two Guvs 54 12* 11 12*4 *
Unexcell Ch 12* 11 12
l!td Aire P« Via 9* 8* 9 4 *
lltd Asbestos 6* 34t» 6 -M.
U S Foil B 40s SO* 48* 48*-1*
U S Rub Reclaim 7* 6* 7- *
Univ Amer 7* 4* 7*43*
Univ Cont 1.20 b 102 77* 97 413
llnlv Marion ,30a 14* is* 13*- *
Valspar Corp 9* 8* 9*41
Victoreen In Ht 13V. 11* 13*41*
Vioco Cp 3* 3* 3*
Va Iron CAC 15a 4* 4* 4*- *
Wallace Tmb 44 38 43*45*
Waltham Prec 4* 2* 4*4l*
Webb k Knapp 2 1* 2 4 *
White Stores 80 25 23* 25 41
Wil McWilliams *1 13* 14* 15*+ *
j Wilson Bros 26* 22 25*42*
i, d dividen4s ut Uu. toreaotna
1 * n " u *l disbursements based on
ferrod or an action taken at last dividend
aMass va iJ&sK
1 q * n bankruptcy 01 receivership
1 reorgani2«sT under the Bank
** :uriU “ *“ umed •»
xA
your 'mUk
MONEY'S WORTH Wf
IT SYLVIA PORTER 1—
Struggle for Your Savings
The fiercest competitive
struggle in history for a share
of your paycheck and savings
is now developing in this coun
try.
The fight will get increasing
ly hot In the months ahead;
It will reach a climax this fall
when the auto giants start to
bring their new “compact” cars
to market And the outcome
will be of crucial significance
to our entire economy.
Poi; how the competitors
make out will be vital in deter
mining whether business will
continue In Its current solid
but unspectacular advance or
whether It will shift Into all
out boom in 1959-60.
Overall, America's consumers
are receiving record Incomes
today. We also have been piling
up cash savings at an all-time
peak rate, have tens upon tens
of billions put away in nesteggs.
Last year millions of us paid
off a lot of debt, got into posi
tion to buy heavily on the in
stalment plan whenever we so
decide.
Consumers Have Say-so
This is a moment, in short,
when we, as consumers, have
extraordinary “discretion” over
how we're going to handle our
paychecks and savings. And It
is against this background and
that of the 195$ recession and
current recovery that the com
petitive struggle is shaping up.
A first bidder for our pool of
funds in these months will be
the Nation's makers of durable
goods—particularly of automo
biles.
We are now entering the
spring season, usually the big
gest auto sales period, and auto
dealers will be aggressively
promoting the 19595. Then will
come the long-heralded smaller
cars of the Big Three.
Public interest In these al
ready Is building up to an ex
plosive point, and If the cars
do catch on as a new symbol
of “smart thrift,” It Is quite
conceivable that 1959’s auto
sales curve will be distorted and
spectacular gains will be chalked
up later this year. Even If
the compact cars are a disap
pointment, the pent-up buying
well may spill over into the
lush models.
Government Is Bidder
A second bidder tor our pool
will be the United States Gov
ernment itself.
The Treasury Is stepping up
its drive to sell savings bonds
to little investors. It is eagerly
wooing big Investing institu
tions by offering the highest
Interest rates In decades on new
CAPITAL SECURITIES
PHILADELPHIA-BALTIMORE STOCK EXCHANGE
Tran«ftctl<m* tor the year lUstt up to and including Friday, March 20
- (Compiled by Exch»o*t Qfßclala
POTUC'gmrnKS Vafu* £!t* Op*n Htah Low La,t Bid Aiked
Po! Bee Pwr com .. $lO 1.20 27% 29% 27V. 28% 28%
W««h Oas Lt com N°n» 2.24 48% 53 ?7% 52% 51% 62%
600 100 « iuo% ioo% 100% ioi 102
BANKS AND INSURANCE
Natl Bonk of Wa«h 10 1.20 58 5H 5* 59 59
Un ‘“sS&£°»,Hous 10 140 40 48 40 49 48,i —-
Oarflnckej com .50 1.60 27% 27% 27% 27% 28 29%
OarSnekei 4%»4 of— 25 1.125 28 28 28 28 28
Meraenthaler Lino .Non, 2.00* 47% 47% 47% 47% 48
Peoples Drug Stores 2.(10’ 43% 51V, 42% 61% 54 65%
Universal Marlon CP 1H.50 *1.35 14 17% 13% ltl% IS
Woodward * Lothrop 10 3.00 58 62 57 61 61
•Plus extra or extra*.
SUIE?? KUh Low doee ch«
USM *SM USGmaum 2a 123 11JM 104 M lUM+OM
UU 9M US Red Mch *O7 UU UM U + U
14M 10M U 8 lndoet 10*7 lAU 12M ISM+ U
S4M SOU U R Uaea 2 . SO SS SSU SS ♦ U
55 *6 URPtpeOFl W IST 20M **M 27U-1
>7 41U U S Plywd 2a xIOS 90 93 *4 + M
sou 4SU US Rubber» 493 SOU SSM S9U-1M
SOU SauußßmeK ST S*U SSM 3SM-1M
S4M SOU US Smlt «OMx U 94 B2M SSM- M
SSU OOMUSWeatS 014 SOU *IU S2M-1U
ISS 14* OSRtaalWI IS ISOM L4OM L49U+ M
2*U *4 US Tab I.W 114 24M 24 *4 - M
92 SO UtVltOPh .W 191 4SM 42U 4SM-4U
ITU 14M UM Stkpd 70 I*l IS 14U 14 ♦ U
I*U 7 UtdStrtntV.e 717 19U ISM 14M- U
10U OM UMWafln Me 27 SU SM SU- U
ISM OU UnitWbal 30 132 10U 10M 10M+ M
41M SSU UnvCmOU lb X *2 S7U SSM 9SU-1U
40U 40 Ueiohn .22* 334 42M 41 4*M+ U
3*u 35 UtahPOL I.W 71 SSU SS SSU
V
12M *M Vaa Norm 94 UU 10U 10U- U
*9U 2>M Van Norm nt 3* 24M SSM 2SU- U
S4M SIM Van Raal 2 *2 J4M SSM S4M+ U
42 SSU VanadCnU* 00 SSM STM SO - M
UU *M VertCaml 27e 141 10 BU *U
I** 94 VlckChm I W 79 121 M USM U9M-6M
40U 20M VlctChWk 1 x69J 40M 36 SOM+IU
SIU IBM Va Cam Cbm 139 SIU *0 SO +4
107 S*U Va C Cbm M S7 107 BO 10SM+12M
SBU SSM Va BOP I.l* IS3 3* SOU SOU- M
47U J6M Vlrxtnia R» 2 07 43M 42M 42U- M
13M 12 VlrcßxeT W U ISM IS 13
SOU 1«U Vulcan Mat M *3O IBM 10U UU- M
21U IBM VnlcaaM nf.W SS SOU SOM SOM- M
w
69 4*** WaxnerKlc 2 I*o *9 dSM •* +2M
ISU 14M Waldorf 8m I 17 IdU 16M 16U+ M
93U 47 Water IWe 32 9SU SIM 92M+ U
37m 39 Walker R 70* SO SBU S9M SSM
19U 12M Walworth Hi 912 ISM 14 14U+ M
IdU 15M Ward Bakin* *7 15M 14M 14M— U
UM 9M Ward Intfaa 219 UM *U 10U+1M
MM *4U WarßPtct I.W I*7 SBU SS 39
MM M WamlemTM* 112 M *4 94U+ U
S 3 49 WaahGaa 224 0 93 92 92 -1
4*M 44M Waeh WPw 2 79 47U «4M *4M-1M
43M 36M Weukeehe 2 12 42M dIM 42 - H
TU SU WelbtltCn.o7e 20* 6M * * - M
SSU SO WeatlndSn* I 94 SOM 90 SOM- U
SIM ITMWKjCoaI* 97 10U ITM 10M+ U
SOM SSM WPeimE! 1 W U* J6U SSU S4M+ M
SOU 43 WVaPulp.W* 74 47U 43 4TM+IM
32U 24 WaetAtrL 20b 04 31M SOM 31M+ M
29U 23U Went Ante I.W 37 **U SOU 20U+ M
03U 74M Went Md 3.W 20 OOM 77M TTM-4
90 **U Went Pac 2 22 79M 7«U 79M-1M
SOU 29U WeetUnT I.W xSU SBU ST S7M-1U
SBU 32 Wool A 01. W 70S SOM SSM STU+IU
01 TOM Wrote Elec 2 441 SOU 79M 7* -1U
60 SSM Wheel SU It 190 SO 56 STM- M
34U SBU Wbtrloeat I 220 J4U 32 34 +1
SJU 44 WhteDml 60b 129 SSM 4TM 91M+4M
OSM OTMWMUMntIU SS OSM OOU 04 +2M
43 41 WbltaMotwl 34 4J 41 42U+1U
H 7 White Sewina 206 10M OU 10M+ U
SIM 42H Wilcox Oil lb 39 49U 46U 40M-IM
SOU SIM wnxenCe 140 191 SOM SNM SO
* OH WlndaorlnJO* Si * OU o«b+ M
4SM 40m WtnnDtxtel O* SO 49M 44 44M- U
«0M ST WltOPw 170 73 40M SOU SOU- U
17M ISM WlePnbOrl.2o >7 20U 2* *OU
SOU SOM WooOw Ir I.W SO S9H 34 34 -1M
SSM SSM Woolworikl’V 172 SSU S4U 59U+ U
OOM TOM Werthtota 2M OS 7SM 77M 70 -1
*1 OSM Wrteter 2a x 24 OSU 07 OOM- M
ISM 0U WnaWor.lO* 37 UM 10M 10M- M
Y-Z
32U SSU YalaOTow 1M 235 32M SOU 32 +IU
34U 31U Younx SOW 2 4* 34U 33U SSU- M
130 U 1141. Vna MT 5 101 IJOU ISOM 12750+ U
24m 20>+ Yn*atSDrV«* 149 24M 22U 14U+2M
270 170 Zenith R*6S 106 277 264 26* -SM
•Unit of tradlaa 16 eharea or taler In faß. Rate* at
dividend* In the loreaotnc table am annual dlabarae
mente baaed on the laat quarterly or eemi-eamial decla
ration Uni eta otherwise noted, enectal or extm divi
dendt am not Included a Alee extra or extra* b An-
Sw ssr jss S^riL d % M
In stock durtna 19W. estimated cash value on ex-ohi
dcnd or ex-dWribution date. * Declared or held a* far
this year, h Declared or paid after stock dividend *r
or h mcil!*T*hio*or N
ruwcy Act, or secnrittee eeenind by ewcb comneaSe.
1 United Btate« securities. It Is
! also trying the subtle approach
1 of “moral suasion”—telling in
vesting Institutions that it Is
their patriotic responsibility to
put a portion of their funds tn
Government securities.
A third bidder for the pool
, Is Wall Street.
Interest In the stock market
i is being fanned on all sides.
1 Mutual funds are actively pro
moting their shares, firms be
-1 longing to stock exchanges are
aggressively advertising the
I wisdom of sound stock invest-
I menta. corporations are en
■ oouraglng employes to buy
stocks.
A fourth bidder is your local
; bank or savings institution.
Banks Want Our Deposit*
Banks and savings lnstitu
-1 tions have enjoyed the flow of
our funds. They want to keep
I our deposits and get more, and
they’re trying to do so by pay
ing us the fattest rates on de
-1 posits in years.
Also competing, of course,
are homebuilders, all types of
retailers, etc—but listed above
■ are the big four. And now the
; reason that the struggle is of
such significance should come
‘ clear.
J For, should the automakers
come out on top, the entire pace
1 of the economy would quicken.
A good housing year plus a rls
; ing auto market will virtually
; guarantee a shift of the eco
nomic pattern toward boom
Should the United States
’ Government and savings lnsti
tutlons win, the economy would
not get a new spark. For that
’ would mean we’re still cautious,
| Inclined to save, to buy only
, moderately.
| At this point there are only a
few straws In the wind—the
surveys showing consumers are
, raising their spending sights,
, the drop in the rate of gain in
I savings deposits In January,
, the great public curiosity about
i the small cars, the slight plck-
I up In installment buying. But
I the straws appear to be blow
’ h»s In the direction of a quick
, ening business pace. That boom
may not be as far off as most
I experts think.
(Distributed 1959. br The Hall
Syndicate, Inc. All Rlaht, Reserved.)
Displays Sent Abroad
ROTTERDAM, Mar. 21 (AP).
1 -Twenty-one big American
1 food industries have sent their
products for a display featuring
the opening of the foreign trade
office of the American Farm
Bureau Federation here.
Stocks Back Away
From Historic Highs
NEW YORK. Mor. >1 (AP>.—
The otock market this week
becked away from historic
high* on the biggest volume of
1059.
The koy industrial* wore
down enough on average to
show a moderate loss for the
list as a whole. Ralls and util
ities were off slightly.
In view of the upsurge to
successive new peaks the week
before, the market's decline
this week was very much ac
cording to Hoyle. The month
to-month rise which got under
way nearly a year ago has had
Its occasional "rest periods.”
Enough blue chips lost
ground in various sections of
the list to put the average
down, but speculative interest
among secondary stocks was at
fever pitch and led to oome
wide gains.
Record Since October
Volume of 21,612,740 shares
compared with 21,187,160 the
week before, For the third
straight week turnover has
been the greatest since the
week ended last October II
when 24,402,570 shares changed
hands.
The Associated Press average
of 60 stocks fell $1.70 to $223.80.
The market suffered Its wont
BUSINESS
BRIEFS
List Industries Corp. and
Olen Alden Corp. merger pro
posals call for List sharehold
ers to get stock In the merged
corporation on a share-for
share basis. Glen Alden share
holders would get five shares
for every four now held. Olen
Alden would be the surviving
corporation with assets of more
than $132 million.
General Foods Corp. will
erect a distribution warehouse
at Newark. N. J.. on a 30-acre
tract it recently purchased
from the Pennsylvania Rail
road.
W. T. Grant Co. of New
York City has ask the Securi
ties and Exchange Commission
to register 420.000 shares of
common stock for sale to the
public. The variety store chain
will add the proceeds to Its
general funds.
Raytheon Manufacturing Co.
reported receipt of a 664.6 mil
lion contract for further pro
duction of the Sparrow m air
to-air guided missile. About
638 million of the contract will
be awarded to more than 550
direct subcontractors by Ray
theon.
Avce Manufacturing Co.’s
Crosley Division has received
a letter contract from the Air
Force for $3.12 million, making
the division a prime contractor
for design and production of
the B-52 bomber's fire-control
system.
Flying Tiger Line’s February
air freight revenues soared to
$1,000,894, which was 30.4 per
cent above the $773,954 col
lected in February. 1958. The
Increased volume put the line’s
revenues for the first two
months of 1959 ahead of those
for the like period of 1956 by
44.4 per cent.
Bituminous Coal Production
for the week ended March 14
was estimated at 7.620.000 tons
vs. 7,792.000 for the correspond
ing period of last year and 7,-
715,000 tons for the week ended
March 7. 1959.—National Coal
Association.
Stocks of Crude Petroleum,
domestic and foreign, totaled
255,672,000 barrels on March
14. a net decrease of 329,000
barrels for the week. Domes
tic crude dropped 135.000 and
foreign crude 194.000.—Bureau
of Mines.
Fire Losses in the Nation in
February are estimated at $98.-
120,000. This is a decrease of
5.5 per cent from losses of
$103,853,000 in February, 1958.
and of 13.2 per cent from losses
of $112,983,000 in January,
1959.—National Board of Fire
Underwriters.
Earnings
Ingersoll-Rand Co. in 1958
earned $26,393,218, or $4.35 a
BTATBJ4BNT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
VIRGINIA MUTUAL
BENEFIT LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY,
INCORPORATED
of Richmond, Vlrxtnia. on the 3MI
day of December. 19&8.
ASSETS
Bonds end stocks 51.262.638.3 S
Mrotisse loans on reel
estate 743.924.01
Real estate 67.330.40
Policy loans and premiums
notes 36.156.82
Cash and bank deposits 289.890.23
Premiums deferred end
uncollected 39.312712
Interest end other Invest
ment Incomes due and
accrued 18.499 85
Other assets 22.905.00
Total assets ~>2.480.66698
LIABILITIES
Asersxet* reserve for
policies end contracts $1.854.629.29
Policy end contract claims 11.313.41
Liability for policy hold
ers' dividends 6.900.00
Other policy end contract
liabilities 20.196.84
Other liabilities 263.581.56
Total liabilities $2,156,621.10
Surplus 324.035.88
Total $2.480,656.98
SUMMARY OF OPERATIONS
Premiums and annuity .
considerations 5984.820.70
Net Investment income
and capital gains 86.983.26
Other Income 84 78
Total . >1.070,858.72
Death benefits and ma
tured endowments 60.444.64
Other payments to policy
holders 214,960.56
Other payments and de-
ductlons from Income 700.740.59
Total $1,075.145.79
Net loss from operations
before dividends to
policyholders 4,28,07
Dividends to policy-
holders 6.900,00
Net less from operations
after dividends to
policyholders - - 11.187,07
Amount of ordinary busi
ness written durln* the
year . $ 645.000 00
Amount of Industrial busi
ness written durtna the
year .. $6,675.64500
B. T BRADSHAW. President
C. L. TOWNES, Sr., Secretary
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 16th day of March 1969
(Seal) W. R. ALLEN. Notary Public.
My commission expires March 5, 1960.
shakeout In more than a month
on Monday as profits were
taken on the previous week’s
advance. Uncertainty over the
nature of President Elsen
hower’s speech and some con
cern over the Federal Reserve
Board proposal for stricter reg
ulations on margined accounts
, in brokerage houses were cited
as the main reasons. But the
market was “looking for an
excuse" and any news would
. have done.
Looses Net Recovered
A vigorous recovery Tuesday
, after Mr. Eisenhower’s firmly
’ stated position on Berlin did
i not quite recover all of Mon
; day’s losses. On the succeeding
three days the average lost
i ground stubbornly in the midst
of some notable pyrotechnics
by srieclal issues.
Philadelphia & Reading,
i spurred by merger rumors,
, advanced 17% points to 129%.
[ Bell ie Howell rose 9 to 102%.
i Polaroid fell 6% to 115.
i The technical position of
; the market was regarded as
having deteriorated due to a
decline in the short interest—
: the number of shares borrowed
, in the hope of future purchase
; at lower prices.
Reds' Coal Tonnage
Passes U. S. Output
Russia’s production of coal
in 1956 is estimated to have
exceeded that of the United
| States for the first time, the
. Bureau of Mines has reported.
But the bureau added that
1 the total energy output of Rus
’ sian mineral fuels was still far
t below that of this country be
> cause a significant part of
; Soviet coal output consists of
lignites and lower rank coals.
1 The estimate was that Rus
i sian coal production exceeded
> 500 million metric tons during
I 1958. This compared with
■ United States production of
about 427 million net tons.
i One metric ton equals 1.10231
. net ton.
i
f
i share, vs. $35,360,057, or 96 01
i a share, in 1957. Sales slipped
i from 6205.420.966 In 1957 to
<170,514,185 in 1956.
• Cities Service Co. in 1958
' earned $44,891,000, or 84.18 a
’ share, vs. $59,179,000, or $5.63
• a share, in 1957. Gross operat
-1 ing income dipped to $1,015,-
I 316.000 in 1958 from $1,046,-
> 359,000 in 1957.
Other earnings reported:
Far Ik* Tear Eaded December 31
> _ . 1958 1967
I Am Pact Ltd. $1,226,057 52.090.2661
1 Per share. _ 2.45 4.18
r Chi RlvfcMcfc. 1.312.766 1.542.429
[ Dem»on h MIVI 4.395.448 4.001'.178
. Per share 1.56 1.49
, Saury Air Prt 621.670 670.173
[ Per that* 0.72 0 93
lOrolter Society 4.198.885 3.926.397
Per share 1.89 193
Haydn N Chm 1.606.000 2.582.000
Per share.. o*2 1.08
r Pitts ton Co .. 4.836.969 8.812.790
>Per share.. 3.23 6.83
U 8 Indust .. 672 030 3.405.404
r Per share . 0.24 1,40
W Penn Elec. 20.268 934 19.677.337
• Per share 2.25 2.19
, Far 53 Weeks te Jsaaary 3
’ In ter st M Prt 989.367 1.163.793
1 Per share 1.46 1.77 1
(Thorofsre Mkt 1,763.948 1.862.355
Per share 189 1.99
The undersigned negotiated the merger of
State Loan and Finance Corporation
and
Lincoln Service Corporation
Johnston, Lemon & Co.
Merck 16. 19T9 Washington. D. C.
Ttii tiurtiumcnt is neither tn ofer to sell, nor e solicitation of tn offering
to buy these securities. The offering is rntJe only by the Prospectus. This tJverlisemenl
Joes not constitute tn offering in any State in übicb such offering mty not be mtie.
NEW ISSUE
500,000 SHARES
Tower Merchandise
Mart, Inc.
COMMON STOCK
Par Value $5.00 Per Share
Offering Price SIO.OO Per Share
A Prosptctus with respect to these securities may be obtained from:
THE MATTHEW CORPORATION
1524 Connecticut Ave„ N.W., Washington 6, D. C.
CO. 5-4992
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Equipment Trust
Issues Planned
The Interstate Commerce
Commission has been asked by
four railroads to authorise Is
sues of $20,445,000 in equipment
trust certificates. The proceeds
would be used to buy new
equipment.
The applications were filed by
the Norfolk As Western Rail-
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