irk 42BINGHAMTON PRESS May 27, 19571 Ilusiiioss Mirror 2 P. M. N. Y. STOCKS Review of Stocks High Low Last Net Ch.
Air Conditioning To Soil OA II 1.000 Hoppers High Low Last Net Ch. A 62 62'i 62 38 11-Death Crash Data Is Sought ACF Ir.d ACF 66 65 Mi 65', l6 16 16 31 31 Mi I Acme Stl rt New York (P) The stock market lapsed into ir Nat Airlin Nt Bisc Cash Nat Dairy N'at Distill Nat Gyps Nat Lead Nat Supply Nat Thea lAdiutral 3,34 273 40 II334 46', regularity early this afternoon, failing to hold an initial Reduc Boom Near un rise, Alco Prod 8 Rnmi shnrn 1nccc Kir l-ov crmtc rl7i 4V 'Aldens 16 31 11 53', 3-4 17 175, 8 62 89 4i'2 35 '2 44 139' 183. 'New Ens El 1634 eg Cp 21 34 343J 27- 40 46 1 4 8 163, 33 263, 303, 30 48 173. 245, 29 40 53 12 89 21 34 J4 273, )0 13 '4 -H', 8 1634 33 26', 3t)34 30 '2 475, 173, 245, 29 40'4 53', 12'a 89'4 SU Benson, 111. U.R) Authorities erage slightly.
There was a good assortment of gains in ed Ch today sought witnesses to the Allied Strs By SAM DAWSON Associated Press Writer New York The air conditioning industry enters second worst traffic wreck in U. S. history. It claimed 11 lives Allis Chal Alum Ltd Amerada Am Airlin Am Bosch NY Central 33 '4 NY Ch SL 263, a 'Nia Pw 3034 4 No Am Av 31', "Nor Pac 48 Sta Pw 17'a Northrop 25 '4 Norwich Ph 39U Ohio Oil Olin Math 53', 2 Oliver Cp 1254 Mar 89', and wiped out two families. Xew York The Dela ware Hudson Railroad says it has signed a five-year contract with the Bethlehem Steel Co.
for delivery of 1,000 hopper cars of 70-ton capacity. The railroad said yesterday the contract was designed to avoid the extremes of peaks and dips of railroad equipment purchases, with which the industry has been plagued. The added that Bethlehem would give it a discount under the basic unit price after the first 200 cars in return for the long-term contract. 23' Killed in the flaming crash its big selling season with hopes of setting its eighth Saturday night Were the loc nntnnt rornrrl Tto Ux rhiof foarc- Am Br Shoe 49 Am Bd Par 23s, Am Can 41 Am Cvan 87 Am Cyan wi 43 i i oil Ui wilt JUl-d U11U A V- AM VIIIVI J. member James Block family of i jstreator, and the five-mem-a cool summer and a continuing lag in home iber Dr.
George Van Steenberg! for nrnfits that trouble-! must, mdjui uivuiuus uui mese were inairuy iraciionai. Some good gains by oil were considerably trimmed in subsequent trading. Aircraft stocks continued lower, deepening their losses as the session went on. The aircrafts have been depressed by the increasing prospects of some kind of disarmament agreement this year, brokers said. Meanwhile, steels were patchy on mixed production reports from the different steelmaking centers.
Rails and steels showed a flock of small plus and minus signs. A few special issues continued to make wide moves. The high-speed ticker tape fell behind for three minutes in reporting the weekend accumulation of Pac Am Pw 163. r.1 r. ,1 37 37 11 58', 3'4 173, 8 62'2 89' a 44'a 35'j 44'a 1383, 18', 233, 49 23 41'2 863, 3, 163, 38'a 16 39' 54 26', 6-, 59' 4 32', 54'4 153, 29 54'i 40'4 179 73 38 103, 15 28'a 655, A 1 Am Am Am Am Am Am 38 Intl 16 39', 34 Metal 26 Motors 7 49 37 6 15 34 33 103, 8234 20 2234 uaiiiiiy cn Diuuimngion.
seven oi some problem of recent yearsi ithe victims were children. the remaining companies and! I State police said the cause of dealers in the field hope for; the high speed accident had not better days. For one thing the yet been determined. two years have left the in-; i One witness, Mrs. John Wag-'dustrv "All Shook Up" to bor-j Am Gas 11 58', 3' 173, IT.
8 62 89 '35 'a 44 1383, 18', 23, 49 23 41 863, 433, 163, 38 16 39 54 263, 59'4 32 54'4 15 7 29 54'i 40 '4 179 73 38 HP, 1534 28' a 65 39'4 56 27'4 0 31 19', 76'a 23' 4 44, 54 9 6 Pac Ltg Pac Tin Pan A A Param Pict Penn Dix Penn Tex Pennev JC Pa RR Pepsi Cola Pti2er Phelps Phila El Philco Philip Mor Phi 11 Pet 59 323, 543, 15 A-Agency Reservation Sujiffested 56' 6', 15', 34 33', 10-, 8234 203, 22J4 56', 545, 40 16'4 42J4 48', 20 65 28', 15', orders. Later turnover remained fairly active. 545, :1 Air Castle Am News Am Potash Am Rad Am Sai Raz Am Seating Am Smelt Am Stl Fd 40 16' ner, wife of a nearby farm own- row the title of a song associ-er, said the Block car swerved ated with a controversial en-into culvert, then exploded in itertainer. flames when it hit a tree, wrap- in the fast growing postwar ping two adults and four chil-'vears the industry went through dren in red hot steel. iine usual stages of attracting! The Van Steenberg car riDoed mnro npwenmers and making 6 15 34 33 10 82 3 4 20 2234 53 545, 40 16 423, 475, 20 65 28 15 4734 31 64 46 37 205, 263, 543, 36 61 a No.
Dream; Aire Pitnev Bow Pit Steel 'Plough Proct Am Tob Am Viscose Am Wks Am Zinc Amphen El Anaconda Anch. Armco Stl Armst Ck 473. Pub Sv 31 54'i 40' 4 179 73 38 10', 28 65 39' 56 27 54 31 193, 76 23, 64 P'e and WaS de1more coolers than there werej Washhlgton Senator "tagner said she saw theK Rowland Cal.) crash as she turned into thea nUmber of makers to drop outiSaid today he is studying a pos-f arm drive, but was too far away survivors say that present in-isible reservation by which the to see what caused it. Ivpntories of about 500.000 room United StatPs rnnlrl It's Real -tiruuman Pure Oil I RCA 425, 47-, 20 65 283, 15 47 31 64 46 37 205, 26 543, 36 61 45 55 73 407 31 52 253, 39' 4 56'a 27'4 5' 3134 19'. ij Raytheon oRepub Av iRtpub Stl Artloom Arvin lnd hif wSeWrMeBkiheSC0li Wti the proposed international ageable.
Ashl Oil (atomic energy agency whenever 47 37'i 2034 26' a 543, 36', 61 45 555, 733, 407 31 52 Assoc Inv Atchison By DOC QUIGG United Press Writer Xew York It is well known children, Peggy, Gloria, 3 Total retail volume in 1956 it chose. i Hcvere I'aiReyn Met UiRcvn Met p( IRev Tob UlRichfld Oil Rohm Atl est Line 44 uruia ann oames 3. 76 23 '4 44, 54', 93, 6', for industrial, commercial andj Knowland, the Senate Repub- ji lUr lllUUMlldl. I.UI1I1IIC11.W1 ouu that a man's home is his months; Dr, Ueorge Van Sieen-'. omo In Heart Iparlpr tnlfl 1, AU Kefin Altas Cp Avco Ml 4 IIUIUC ail VUllUrtiUll.Uft VU11.V.
ug 9 7 Now he can have an air castle. berg, 37, a dentist; his wife, 55 73 407 31 52 2y $3,000,000,000. Industry asked the State Department s.Konr Aire Helen Nancy, 33; and their chil- uiHome was never like this. jmen hope for at least to suggest language which would Royal Dut Ruberoid 14'4 14 Bald Lima This abode is not of the stuff dren, George Dennis, 11; 295, T- 000,000 this year. jtiaruy ine rigni 01 u.
wun- 48' Bait Oh Bayuk Cig IS1 that dreams are made on. fnr ral Tho haci. clnictnral The National Th-e Air-Conditioning and Re- changprl thp fntnro Safewav St 72 a Beech Sav 32 'j aaieiy council! SiL San records indicated the lngation Institute puts sales, 20 64 component is just plain -I 723, 723, 21 21 35 35 21 21 72 .72 213, 213, i nf rnnm iinitQ at 1 hlltl last St Reg. Pap Schenley Sehering Schick Scovill Mf v. A i the nauon in ceniraf cooling systems! The treaty, now in the hands being a dream, the'viplim.
1,, for homes at 150.000 units. the Senate Foreign Relations Far from 21 35 21 724 213, 31 17 27 85, 51 14'4 48U 163, 32 'a 20 64 19 l'a 46 14'4 27'a 47', 60 'a 42 a3, 45s, 2im4 22', 12', sorcalled "air house" is a solid i looks for a record this year for committee, would set up a world fairly solid) admits the tute mic ma- built of: Ain in hmM ViniiH in ana "uormation 11 line 48'4 163, 32 20 64 19 l'a 463, 14 27'a 46', 60'a 41 9-4 27', 45-, 12', Finan 4 i Sears Roeb Sham i Sharon Stl UiSntll Oil tseu Aire Bendix Av Benef Fin Benguet Beth Steel Bigelow Bliss Boeing Air Borden Borg Warn Bnggs Mf Buckeye PL Bucy Erie Budd Co Sullard Burl lnd Butte Cop U. S. Commission Is Silent Trading Stamp Case Is Snagged By STERLING F. GREEN Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON It appeared today that the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has run into snags in developing a case against major trading stamp companies on grounds of illegal business practices.
The commission won't say yes or no. But almost two months have passed since officials reported that tentative complaints had been drafted and laid before the commission for an expected prompt decision. Since then, there's been only silence. Questioned whether the case has bogged down, Joseph E. Sheehy, director of the FTC Bureau of Litigation, said emphatically: "I have absolutely no comment at all." An FTC information officer added this much: "All I can tell you is that the case is still at the staff level." Though contrary to the earlier word from FTC informants, this indicated the matter has not been shelved.
But it meant that the case has not cleared even the second of the three preliminary stages of a typical FTC action. The steps are a probe by the Investigation Bureau, the drafting of a presumably court-tight complaint by Sheehy's bureau, specifying the charges, and a decision by the five-member commission to issue the complaint. Thereafter come hearings, the trial examiner's findings, a commission ruling, and possibly a review or appeal. Usually when a hitch develops, it means that Sheehy's bureau has detected weaknesses in the case and has asked the bureau of investigation to gather more material. This quite often happens.
in iatu in wiucn ij persons were th An infprinr mace rf ctoartv Willi President Eisenhower's 19', 1 H'4 27'a 61 42 9 28 451, 20 12 89 w.u. Killed. is a iacior. but low-pressure air, courtesyj p0r, 0 i for peace" proposals. C.4NT BE CHANT.
Fri uai-ii IIU.IIL D11LU1.1U of two air conditioning units; investigating the accident. an igloo-shape covering of vinyl- SflUl hnt rare Sinclair 67 Cor 38 43. "Aire 18 Car 23 Cat Edis 505, 31 17 26 585, 5P4 8S34 25 66 38 5H 18', 23 503, 213, 4334 22 11 31 41 7 543, 63 18 i i goin8 in the same direction at S. Rubber brainwork njgh cd sajd courtesy of that old demon of sible a third car jinternational architecture, irank forcrd the wrecked autos into Lloyd bright. each otheri ouincrn to 24 Sou Pac 12'.
4334 ll believes the dip will affect Ufld th cooler sales less than it ratified wyith ki chen and laundry appliance af(er fiye However, the sales because the coolers still agency charter can fee chn have a less than saturated field by a two-thirds vote of its pro-in older homes 'posed membership of 80 nations. Cloud Sampler, chairman of Carrier, estimates some 2.000 Jo not tnT etSH- bound to Campb Soup 34 Sperry Rd Can Dry 16', 31 17 26 53 51 883, 25 bfi 38 513, 18 233, 51 243, 433, 22 11 3fl3, 41 54', 63 18 75 21 7 14 51 73 7 35 42 72 44'. Ldil Pac Carr Gen Case I Cater Trac 12', 34'a 16', 353, 223, 15', 95'a 16'a 15', 41 29', 64 353, 233, IS S6 16 15', 41', 9 29', iiitfiuucisinp in me nrst rive Cen Hud to double his own firm's unit years even if the charter were 12 34', 16 35J, 223, 16 95 16 15 4P, 29 64, 19 33 27 76', 273, 45 70 73 21 Cert-teed (Jiamplin Ches Rccordings To Control Rail Traffic nere is no recora inai any-, body is living, yet. in one of the 'jthings. I walked through one of them a huge two-roomer at an 'exhibition here and watched one i of them being deflated (a man merely unzipped a doorway and let the air whossh slowly out, as if from a big balloon.
vTHOCGHT EARS POPPED 'j It may have been my imag- ination, but I thought my ears popped just slightly, as they do with a minnr rhanrp nf nrptsurp 64 Ch 19'4 sales volume ot room coolers. Changed in a way it did not ap-The industry as a whole hopes prove. Beyond that, he said to sell two million room cool-ahere was no plain provision for ers. Hotpoint Co. officials say automatic withdrawal by the the trend is toward bigger room United States if the Senate re-cooler units, and add that pre- fused to ratify a future change season sales are running 25 perin the treaty.
piesci 1 1 I. Square 31 iStd Brand 41 Std Coil Pd 7 Std Oil lnd 54', Std Oil NJ 64', War 13 4 Stauff Sh 75 Stevens JP 21 Stud Pack 7' 1 (Sun Chem 14 iSunheam Sunsh Bis 73 t.San Mn 7 4 Swnt Co 35 Sylv El Pd 42 4 Texas Co 73 4 Tex Prod 44 a Tex Sul 273, Ins 23 Tex 38', Textron 1.15, jTidewat Oil 42 I) 38 19', 33', 27 761, 275, 45', 70 '4 73 33', 27 76'2 273, 46 70', 73 108 43 1 cent ahead of last year, 14 51 73 7 35 42 723i 44', 23 38 IS', 42 23 34 SUGGESTS MOVE Jacksonville, Fla. VP Tape-recorded sound impulses will Chi Pneu Chrysler Cm C1T Finan Cities Svc Climax Mo Coca Cola Colg Palm Colo Col Brd A Col Gas Col Carb 108 COMPETITION OS KISE 108 in an airplane, when I walked eontro' 20 Seaboard Air Line He said: "I have suggested that the administration explore the possi- Central cooler systems are at tracting more competition. Fed- 3' 15 42 38 34 4- 1 jthrough the revolving door. lrains ociween JacKson-With that kind of door, inci- Vllle nd and tCh 'dentaliv.
there isn't much rhanrp sorrow while Centralized Traf- 423, 29', 35, 17'a 44'4 333, 16', rtpr.o,iitian and PhiVn havp oi auacnmg a reservation. in tont a Twent Cen 2fl' entered the field. General Elec-ifn understanding or some other trie stresses a new lower 9s legislative action which Comb Eng Coml Solv of losing any great gulp of mac-nines are Carbide 119 1134 H934 29', 35 17 44'a 333, 16', 403, 34', 43', 41 473, 66', 68', i Chem 23' and having your house billow unit. whirnool and make clear in the 13' 23 1'n Oil Cal t'n Pac down around you. "Vf" a ton have new units easier otven lne t.re.at-v.ls r.ati?ed by the 60 433, 4i'.
475, 66' 4 The two rooms looked like two Lr ,,1 Dy install. Airtemo division of na. 11 snould be mend- 42'4 353, 17 44 335, 16 4034 14 43 1 47 66 68 34 32 24', 315, 34 8 44 without our u' uemenaous invenea cups, con- pr nffpre inverted cups, con optiiuvai we 1111 ft- a new net worn as required Dyjr BUT THE DELAY has given the stamp industry reason to hope that its claims are holding up that jcon Edis FTC cannot find anything illegal, improper or deceptive about Iconsum Pw the national pastime of saving stamps and cashing them in forj premium merchandise. jcoppRng' If so, this would be one more in a month-long series of Pet breaks for the controversy-ridden industry which is fighting the in nected by a small passageway TnfT.itA4 A.l;,;.,..J.. the dispatcher to operate the! horsepower central unit it says ti veoMion can be installed for $1,000 or passed by both ousesr less.
Igress. they were sturdily erect and pur- ti 00 the 61 2S 27 4S a 14', SI 24 45 50 9 46 fO 20 2R 27 07 24 50 46 nArtWI tln PlllllU. 68'a 34'a 32 'a 24', 315, 34', 4 44', 'in Lin Zh j4 tint Rise 27'4 Vmt Fruit 4V it'n Gas Cp 3S ifnt 14 US Borax 5fi ilS Borax 83 I'S Pipe 24 I'S PIvwd 34 Rub 453, I'S Smelt 51 Steel lTn Wailpap 9 Cp 4oT, The plan was worked out bv ot-1 vt i is tumult uuv viui diii ie the trpstv Know- ana snow loads. i 32' 24' 315 34' 8' 45' Seaboard officials for use while! sir conditioner that uses a land said, it umiM ho rmihi The domes were anchored to jCudahy Pk jCurtiss Wr two CTC machines are moved flame of fuel oil to heat the f0r other members of the world threat of restrictive laws in many states. During May: The Agriculture Department, exploring whether stamps in the winter and cool agency to deny the United States mm; nmu mm wditr.
inere were western edge. ii IB', summer. a seat on the control bnarrl This sun- no metal or wood supports anv Technicians work at making could happen, he said, desnite Seaboard officials said it proba- i where. crease the cost of food, found too little information to reach Ep a decision. The department said it could not state whether jDe: Hud stamp-saving housewives "get something for nothing" or whether, DatmSAikP through their food bills, they pay "part, all or even more tnanjols'1- would mark the first conditioners smaller, cheap-the fact that this country will be in modern railroad communica-l cr and quieter.
They also are the principal supplier of materi- IMITATION FIREPLACE Waener El Waiworth Kak IWarn Lam 52 17 57 16 32 27 16 50 32 32 80 21 633, 55 The interior of course was tions tnat suclr a rail traffic perfecting them to control als and information for the 3Z 2'7. 16 32 '2 32 '4 80 2034 62'. 55'a 9 the cost of similar merchandise purchased for 32 27', 16', 503, 32' 324 80, 21 633, 55'a 9', 1963, 36 'a 1 filled with expensive exhibition-ncrve ccn'er f'as been moved odors, remove bacteria, blockagency. tvoe caroets. furniture snH rippn.
tnis distance without disturbing smog, and foil allergic sub-j 27 13 Penn El I West Auto West Marv rations. In the miHHlP nf thP train schedules. stances. In the industrial field For the third year in sucees- 5: 17 27 15 7.1 18 r2 62 24 43'. 52 17 1.1 27 15 7.1 18 .12 62 24 1.1 41 6.1 Doug Aire Dover Cp Dow Chem Dress lnd Duplan du Pont Duq I.t 7.1 18 .12 It also may be the first time; one of the bigest in terms of sion the miniature poodle has Wet Tel Ek 'larger dome there was an imi- 9 a rail net of electric traffic con-! sales volume scientists are proved the most popular doe in 196' uti nn nrpn aep u.irn im run.
62 Whirl Corn 24' East Air for spot. Britain, with 17.000 registered, processes, UP 5.000 from 1955. The boxer 383 36'j 36'a 3834 3J4 38'4 38' Wilson it Co 133, nin? almost to the ceiling nas bccn Pcrated by tape working on devices Outside, a man connected with recordings. The arrangement cooling where heat the exhibit was asked" "Is that includes all safety factors nor-j are involved. Last 38'2 Last Kod 100'a 100'j 100', 61 Wool worth 4.1' W'orthmeton 6.T-'Vrust 10 ana weisn t-orgi were second and third.
An Indiana University research team reported that a comparison of food price trends in cities with and without stamp plans "does not support the hypothesis that trading stamps raise food prices." The researchers were Albert Haring and Wallace O. Yoder of the university's School of Business. Rep. Coya Knutson introducing the Indiana 'report into the Congressional Record, said it also showed that, I in Indianapolis, there was no "significantly apparent" difference in prices between stamp-giving stores and others checked. MIOn 55 1ik ina tdis Br Str 27', Dr Z'l 21-118 118' ci raso 37 UiZer.ilh Rad 118 Rad Emer i 6'i 33', supposed to be a fireplace and flue in there?" He said it was.
"Well, what happens to a real flue wouldn't the' air pressure go up it?" "That's a good question." said Ilia man (Tfinninn lif.i. oa'a sj'a 27' 27'4 36'4 2634 6'4 6'4 33', 33', Bid Offer 85 8S 18'i 18 235, 235, American Slocki nidi me aea- board said. LIST BTL RATINGS In normal CTC operations thej The institute says that pur-dispatchr, sitting before a cres- chasers should get a break this cent shaped machine 20 feet year because 22 manufacturers lone, watches on a schemalic of room units have agreed to outline of the rail line the move- publish capacity rating of their ment of every train under his products in terms of British control. ithermal units 'the amount of Small lights indicate when a cooling capacity needed to lower STOCKS 2' 6" uiaii, iiuuiift, luuujiatca jreal roaring fire in the fireplace." I Presumably, however, vou YOUR BUSINESS Ca tiv, mf.ry. tin, and (ttr, mine, Minll, -wit titr TELEPHONE ANSWERING SECRETARIES.
0 BinlBtn Artantf TM Clk 7 Dtyt A Week Wit, Freeman Tele-Answering Service Dial 3-3595 Henry St BimtiuatM "It's The Better Service" pfd Erie RR Evans Pd Eersharp Fairch Fansteel Fedd Quig Fed Str Fla Pw Fla Ford Mot Frueh Tra 235, 16', 10', 59'4 15'. 33', 573, 41 56', 1634 103, 58'a 33' 57 34 41 Iwould have air conditioners that 111(11 2 6 36 '4 41 28 1 24 11 4 16 10 58 15 S.1 57 41 56 blew both hot and cold, 41 28 1 i 24 11 6 36 41 28 24 11 7 2 i 8 providing heat in winter. Those on the demonstration house were 563, 19 19' 13 the temperature of one pound of water by one degree at sea level). This gives the buyer a standard of comparison, instead of the confusing ratings by horsepower, tons, or evaporation equivalent formerly used. automatically regulated to turn! Aero Sup Aeronca Mfg 'Allied Con 1 AmHardRub Photo 1 Anacon Ld 1 'ArklaGas 1 Atlas Plyw Oil 'Rarium Stl Burma Super 'Can So Pet Cdn Alt Oil CansoNatGas CansoOilProd Catahn 'ChambAm 1 GenAmlndust 5 Tax Writeoff Slarls Fuss on when pressure got below a certain point inside.
GenAmOil 38'i I PORTABLE WAREHOUSES The air-house man said that The industry is also working 1 1 1 1- nf 9 2-i 7 Gen Bak Gen Cable Gen. Dynam Gen Elec Gen Finan Gen Fds Gen Motors Gen Prec 5. 453, 6fl3, 66'4 18', 45 4234 the houses were being used now' Special Press Correondencp'kh1 lhf mostly for warehouses licht-l correspondence bring down the cost of heat Washington It will be ironic pumps devices designed to pro- i a 8 ChnstianaOil Con Mne FREDDY THE FREIGHTER SAYSi SMOOOTH Ivonly 400 pounds and are inflated getting a $29,000,000 fast tax yide maximum heating or cool- Gen Pub Ut 39 25 96 ing with minimum use of elec Pet Gen Refrac 47' hour by a costs the Idaho Power 5 38'i 45 '4 60 66 18', 44', 423, 42'4 39 474 34. 363, 41 36 74 86 54 5034 42', 163, 25', 293, 1 SHE DEFENDED HOUSEWIVES against the implication that stamp-savers don't know what's good for them. She told the house that 85 per cent of Minnesota women save stamps, and added: "The housewife shops where she gets the best value.
If trading stamps are part of that value, she will save them. If they aren't, she won't." A circuit court in Birmingham, ruled that city and state ordinances imposing a special license tax on stamp-giving merchants were unconstitutional. That decision could be offset if the courts uphold a February act of the Tennessee legislature imposing taxes on both stamp companies and stores which participate in their stamp plans. A chancery court completed hearing last Monday. I Similar antistamp movements have developed in more than half the state legislatures, and pose a far more significant threat to the booming stamp business than the FTC investigation.
The I latter does not aim at prohibiting stamps or taxing them out of business. It concerns solely the business practices of some of the 400 companies which sell stamps to storekeepers and redeem the filled stampbooks for merchandise premiums. Am Oil CUD Am Ull 1 34', one I blower. tricity. j.
is. DuMont I.ab 5-', Electron Cora 9 Co. its chance at Hell's Canyon power. El-Tron 2 "There is one man, up in jsachusetts," he added, "who has I put one over his outdoor swim- i.i Faraday Ur For 10 years public power ad- 7 9 li 2 7 5 25 95 4 5 9 2 5 13 1 15 10 7 21 19 19 121 61 58 12 16 6 Ga Pac Cp Getty Oil Gillette Glidden Goodrich Goodyear Grace Co Gran Stl Gt No Ry Greyhound Grum Aire 1 8 1 1 5 8 25 S5 5 9 2 3,, 5 13 1 14 10 7 21 19 18 121 61 58 11 16 6 37, 41', 36 743, 86 54 503, 42', 163, 26'j 45 6(1 66 18 45 42 42 31 47 34 37, 41 36 74 8 54 50 42 16 25 147 14 22 3.1 22 58 10 55 30 85 43 Ike Budget Is Backed ming pool and now he swims all vocaies nave sought to build a vear around. government dam there to ill "The air house that he has isrve the great Northwest hy-40 by 90 feet and 20 feet high and; droelectric public power net- Gulf 29 he uses blowers to circulate' hot wort-air from his cabana into the swiml The Idaho Power a pri- 147'j 1 i' 1 3, i Fargo Oils 5 A 1 Firth Sterl 13 Strs 1 yj Gen Transist 15 iGlen Aid 10 Gray Mf 7- -Hevi Duty El 21 Home Oii A Home Oil 19 Humble 121 Hmp Oil 62 Int Petrol 58 IrvingAirCh 12 I Kaiser lnd 16 Kirby Vensyn 6 Lear 7 Mack Tvk wt J2 Xew York i'Pi The Liberal 14'4 -14', house.
However, there's one ex- vatelv owned utility, has soueht'Partv C1v Procirinn ricnhu- 22 22 pense problem." to develop it independently. Ier's "budget requests constitute "What's that? Idaho Power didn't have to an "absolute minimum" required 'Costs him a buck an hour toiask for a fast tax writeoff in ad- for national defense, foreign aid, keep the pool water warm in dition to license to build three and social and economic npprk Gulf Oil Hevden Ch HofT Elect Hooker El Houd lnd Houst Howe Slid 111 Cent Tndust Ray Inland Stl Insplr Coo Int Bus Mh 33', 22 59 103, 55', 3n, S5'4 333; 22', 58', lO'i 55', 30, 85'4 I winter. private power dams on the at home. J2 .12 43 's 3 6 i.j'a 61 6' Masna Oil 6 Menasco 634 Tilings to Come 297 III ZS7 7 7" 2 Endicott Men Fineil for Speeding Int Bus rt 8 Int Harv 36 35 S55. 6 15 32 3D 2 7 JOHNSOX CITY Today's Calendar Int Nick 111 Int Paper 102'a 1103, 102 102 35 35 Endwcll Altar Society Plans Installation bnake River.
I The partv defended the Presi- But it did, and the company's dent's $72,000,000,000 budget success in getting what amounts yesterday in a prepared state-to an interest-free loan from the; ment by State Chairman George Eisenhower administration has.S. Counts. stirred up Senate conservatives) The statement said that Mr. like Senator Harry Byrd Eisenhower's "intervention" in Va -support of his budget was long Public power adherents In the overdue." Mr. Eisenhower "will Two Endicott men paid fines nf $10 each after pleading guilty Int 35 Int Util 66 7:30 Westover Board of Edu- 66 66 rnnnrlinrf Vtj in lll ftiiinn Iv iV l' 4- 44 Merrill Pet 16 Murphy Cp 32 'Neptune 30 Brit Oil 2 No Am Roval 7 Cdn Oils 5 Northspan wt 6 4 N'orthspan Ur i i Pac Pet Ltd 2'i Pancoast Pet 12 Pantep Oil 3 1 ED 8 iRemArms 14 lnd 5 Pet lijj IRidpewav Cp 47 RoxhCarpet 14 ,4 Sapph Pet 1 Mf 44 114 453, 345, IS 145, JrOULC LUUlt iuuqj xuugc U11 x-iyjjDL uiu(-t ui.iiaiser Al Each was arrested for driving i Moose.
jKennecott jh at 45 miles an hour last night; AiHd in Endicott's North Street. Kiwan.s Club meets at fu ciy 4 They are Michael Miklos, 23, P- m. tomorrow in American LehVal rr 14 iia Mnrth Rnpprs Legion clubhouse. Lehman 29 Mrs. Stephen A.
Scsny will S-nate plan to bring up again be partly to blame." it added, if be installed as president of Al- their high dam proposal. "the current outbreak of budget- tar and "Rosary Society of End- The Senate rejected it first in cutting lust" is not stopped. F017EER 2M 12', 3 8 14 5 1 47 14 1 29 1950. and again in 1956. wells Christ the King Church 'June 4 at a dinner meeting in 44 114 45 34 16 14 29 78'i 11 6.5 44', 34 35 17 77 21 ,1 1 Tl 1.
1 WILLIAMS lne iuuiiu runn mullein llic issue; i and Anthony J. Pittarelli, also 23, of 222 Oak Hill Avenue. LOF Glass 78'i Lions Club meets at 6:15 p. m.iLio in, morrow in Your Home Library. iLollh Aire 44'i tomorrow iiuuoe luur 16 32 30 2 7 SV 7 29 12 3 8 5 1 47 14 1 44 4 3 6 1 3 40 8 19 1 2 77 ir.
Vestal American Legion after last year's vote, and ir's vote, andl Lone Cem 34 'i IP, 65 '4 44, 341, 35, 175, 77 211, pegan ou.iaing me nrst ot its JohnSon City's Central Fire three dams. It already has spent jStation wiU be inSpected by cub an estimated $25 000,000 at the scouts of LincolriP Elementary Brow nlee Dam site. C.hi ct, 1nn 3 6 Lodge 693, Independent Order Odd Fellows, meets at 7:30 p. m. tomorrow.
Crass Fire in Vestal, Endicott False Alarm Lone Gas 3.i5j Lorillard 175, Lou Nash 77 Lowenstein 21' a Lukens Stl 99 house. Speaker at the meeting will be the Rev. John Stack, pastor at St. James Church, Johnson City. Mrs.
Frank J. Roehm will be toastmaster. Dinner will be served at 6:30 Manrork Ur 4 Sterl Prec 3 6 Oil 1 JjTrans Em 3 'UnitCubanOil a4 last mnnth th Dfflro iu" B' ft- 98 985, fense Mobilization granted the power company tax amortization f5''? A grass fire near Castle Gar Mack Trk 29 Chapter 680, Order of the Eastern Star, meets at 7:30 p. m. tomorrow.
fprtif innioc in llio faun nt a ilUIll dens was extinguished by Vestal volunteer firemen between m. Reservations, which will 1 3 40 19 1 2 77 lrt uiininn frum CnniUr CUbmaSter. noi mug iivin ULuaiui ujiu tliai 5:15 and 5:30 p. m. Saturday A few minutes earlier, Endi close June 1, may be made by contacting Mrs.
Victor Herlehy, retiring president, or any mem-' ber of the society. Shoe 42 lUnitronlcs 87i Univ Mar 19 i'Waltham Wat 1 ljlWennan Co 2 Wnodlev Pet 77 iWrightH 1 1. 1 Post 758 and Auxiliary, American Legion, meets at 7:30 p. m. tomorrow.
he didn't think the law ought to allow it. Byrd is chairman of the Senate Kefricerator Gas 753, 395, 34 29 30'a 17'. 28 21 37'i 97'4 Magina Cop Magnavox Manning March Calc Marathon McLell Str Melv Shoe Merr Middle Ut Mpls Hon Minn cott firemen went looking for a blaze near Witherill Street and ill trucking Kn, to ccH whtn. yo have any freight to move. And tmoeooth ye btl Jutt likt a parachute float, ing through th air.
For any and all of your freight call th Freight Lin that' moooooth with complete follow-through. Connecting line. Throughout the United Stotet FOWLER WILLIAMS, INC. Binghamton 3TS3I Reading Stroudjburg Witkei-Barre New York Newark Philadelphia Syracui Elmira Scranton Endicott firemen were called Finance Committee. He calls the Odell Avenue in response to a Council 2953, Ladies of Co Besides Mrs.
SesTiy, the fof-lowing other officers will be present amortization law a tax to the George Van Vlict resi-loophole. and sponsors a bill to dence at 314 East Main Street box alarm but found the alarm umbus meets at 8 tomor was false. rnw 1.V4 Rump Ilruirs Head Five-year-old Gerald McTam- 75 39 34 29 30 17 28 21 37 97 75 31 37 40 9 35 24 38 36 45 29 23 75', 395, 34 29 30 2R 21 37'i 97'4 75 31', 373, 40', 93, 35', 24'a 36', 363, 453,4 29 2Di, restrict such grants in the future. Vice-president. Mrs.
Rovce E. Felter; secretary, Mrs. Lawrence F. uni Jia Miss Riv 373, Auxiliary of Aerie 2644, Fra at about 2 o'clock this morning when a leak in a refrigerator filled the house with gas fumes. Firemen removed the refrigerator from the house.
40' Elbow Cut in Fall Chou En-lai, Chinese premier, ternal Order of Eagles, meets at while visiting Katmandu, invited two American women Mo Pac A Mohasco lnd Monsan Ch Mont Ut Monter Oil Mont Ward Motorola Mueller Br 934 35 245, 36'a 36', 46 29 ncy, Son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Herle- rl'J treasurer, Mrs. James L. Sr.
of 522 Central Retiring officers are ch Endicott, was attended at Idenl of arrangements. Thc are: lllospital last night for head! Mrs. Herlehy, vice-president, Mrs. after bumping his secretary, Mrs. Ann ro, i-manuel V.
Tomapsini. and treas- on a door frame at home. urei-, Mrs. Joseph r. skoviera.
Larry Rounds, 16, of 132 Mel-jp. m. tomorrow. bourne Street, Vestal, was treat-j ed at Ideal Hospital in Endicott Bolivia's new income tax yesterday after he cut his right schedule does not tax bonuses-elbow in a fall. I Christmas or otherwise.
missionaries to come to his country. He said he would like By 1960, Japan expects 300,000 everybody to visit Communist foreign visitors and 000 receipts a year. Murray Cp.