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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-20
Detroit Produce
APPLES-Michiran hu crate.

PLEs-N Michigan bu crates, T. A..
NO. j, ~ in; min, Delicious. Northerr
lion. sa25@a75; washington, 10 s0f peli sS0a
extra fancy, i0O-li3s, Sass: iSOs. 81 6.
M279; Winesaps, extra fancy, 1881 1888
" smaller, 81 50fffsncy, ss-i25s, 81 8:
az. so; bu. baskets. combined extra fame,
and fancy Winessps 81
BEANS-Louisisna bu. hampers, Black
Valentines. 81 IS; Boantifuls. 50 rs D 2. so
Florida bu. hampers. Pientifuls. fair &c
generally good. 81 15d250.
CABBAGE - Mississippi. Los Angelo,
crates. round type, fair 70 good, s2.2 a
round type, si.t0al so; 5o-lb. sacks. roune
type $40: Georgia IN blu hampers
round type S7a2.10.
CARROTS 10. Ane.les crates. e-do1
S 80 . J. IS: arizona. ssossTs: Tsas.
s-doH.. s., z5as.5 so: bu. baskets. topped
cGULIFLowER-caifornis pony crates
CELERY Fjorids i6-inch crates
trimmed tops. Golden Heart. BIOS. 81 q
rs. few SIS, 81 IS: Pascal is-ln. erts.
s. 81; California cub crates. ISIS tslks
wrapped. punched 5-doI., S2.35.
CoRN-Tsxss SACHS. Yellow. don.
cUCuMBERs-Floriday bu. baskets. IN.
mostly So Choice :" fair. s225q2 so
larger size shcers. generally good, S22i
LETTUcE-ros Angeles crates. Ieebers
iwpe California. Salinas district. S doz..
fair 70 generally good 81 25d475; ordinary.
50 IS: dor. fair 20 generally good. 81
QtT5; doz $3.50.
LEAF ET-TTUCE-Ho tnou. 1o-Ib. bas-
ke,s, ohio. 81 Michigan. zoe q 81.
oNToNs-5o-Ib. sacks. Texas. Yellow
Bermudas, L. Commercials, so-s5qs
q. s. No. quality and few Y. 8. No. 4.
s. Vs. o',y cH la5s 40; STy s"
/ So. mostly l.35ai.to. few u. 3. No:
81 IS yellow Boilers 81 i0d i.2o: Jumbos
yellow Rsrmudas. $500 IS. mostly 81 80
n so White Wax, 81 Round Whites,
msrcials Sin. and larger. sl.75a2; few
small sales higher; "a. IN. sinEe. Sl.25a
| so. mostly Sl25G 40: ih-in. minimum.
PoTAToEs-io o-rb. sacks Idaho Russet
Burbanks Y. s No. !. washed. AT4.lo;
iO-Ib SACKS. 42c. Maine, u. 3. No. 1.
various varieties. 10o-lb. sacks, 81 100
2 80, fair condition Sass: 5o-lo. sacks,
Z. s Commercial Russet Rursls. s2259
2 40 T. s. Commercial Chlppewas, 81. IS.
New stock: California, 50-lb. sacks U. 9.
No. washed Long Whites, 81 rs q I SIS
No. l washed Kstahdins. 10o-lo. sacks,
50 so Alabama 4. 3. No. / washed Tri-
umphs ioO-lb. sacks, best. S3.s5d4. mostly
81. SIS q 3 90: immature feathery. 50 so;
L. s. No. / washed Long Whites, fair.
50 as
sPINACH-Missouri, bushel baskets. 90
. s5o
s-Kentueky a-qt
crates. Blakemores, u. 3. No. J. rs,
ordinary TO fair condition. s2T5r3; Ten.
nessee 24-ai Blakemores. u. e. No. I. So
T325: Illinois. 24-qt crates. Blakemores,
ordinary. 81 25d2.50. few S275.
TOMATOEs--1o-lb. cartons repacks. me
diums, Sl351i.45. s-lh. baskets. hot
house Ohio. mediums. 81 5SIi 40; small
sire. si35g1.i 40: Indiana, mediums, sl.5t
Ul65.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-20
forbes
Industries Slated
To Come TO Front
After War Listed
BY b. C. FORBES

Which industries will come
prominently to the front after
the war ends? AS 1 read the
signs of the times, these, among
others:
Civilian aircraft, flying.
Air. conditioning - of homes,
offices, etc.
Television.
Very urgent will be the need
for employment when war pro-
duction ends and when two TO
three million men are released
from military service.
While doubtless there will be
serious temporary disiocation,
unemployment, / don't regard
the outlook as warranting hope
lessness, despair.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-20
DETR0fTga INES
BUSINESS
M. S. Rukeyser
M. S. Rukeyser
Postwar Planning
Job for Industry

This has been described a OF survival. What
OF nations is also true Of business corporations.
Farseeng management accordingly not combining us sights
TO profit but with the problem OF keeping
the corporation strong enough survive the vcssiudes OF
and postwar reimbursement
succeeds planting seeds OF
into its organization, only serving its stockholders and
employees but also doing good for the United States
treasury For under existing tax trends the treasury with ITS
lien the of has greater stake
the financial welfare enterprises than the themselves
The treasury ought not to take short term view Oh the tax
deSirably
flow Of from producing and distributing enter
On the assumption that victory will some armament
makers, recognizing that production In the nature Of
things ephemera giving thought plan
ming They building inventory of ideas for peaceme
ducts
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-20
Steadier Tone
Developed by
Stock Market
Du Pont Falls Again
but Many Leaders
Open Shade Higher

NEW YORK, May 20 QNS).-
The stock market steadied at the
opening today after yesterdays
unsettlement over sharp breaks in
Du Pont and American Telephone.
Most leaders were unchanged 10
shade higher and trading was
slow. Activity in International
Telephone featured. one block OF
$500 shares changing hands at 3.
the 1912 high reached yesterday
Du Pont. however, continued
backward. The stock slipped Il
10 a new bottom of 1929. Santa
Fe, Anaconda, Union Carbide, Boe-
ing, and United Aircraft were
others 10 start behind minus signs.
Plus signs were show by
Chrysler. General Motors, Case.
Union Pacific, and Youngstown
Sheet and Tube.
u. s. Steel. Kennecott. General
Electric. New York Central. Mont
gomery Ward. and u. S. Rubber
all were unchanged.
CHICAGO, May 20 1NS).-
Wheat opened &c lower to nc
higher today. corn and oats UNI
changed 10 &c up.
WHEAT-May. S1.19h G1.1ek /;
July. S120% q 1.207s; September,
Sl.23l4 n l23l2; d &C m b T,
81 .26h.
CORN-May. 85sc; July, S8A
a S8ascs September, 909sc; De-
cember. 93c.
OATS-May, 55%c; July, 53Iac;
September. 53l2c.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-20

900. Increased pay granted en-
ployes under United States labor
mediation agreement was at the
rate of S1,6S0,000 per annum. and
taxes totaled 1850, $40, : an in.
crease of S24l.il5 over 1910.
r. c. Vaughan. chairman and
president, presided. at the meeting
and with him was n. B. Walton
vice president. Among the Michi-
gan directors reelected were +. C.
Shields of Lansing. J. II. Brewer
of Grand Rapids. F. +. McAllisteI
OF Kalamazoo, !. A. Wyant of Mus.
kegon. and J. T. Mcmillan, j. A
Clancy, II. V. Spike and f. w
Hotchkiss, all Of Detroit. Clancy
was re-appointed general manager
with headquarters at Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-20
On the Business Front
With WARD SCHULTZ

WIN W(NNO OOT1Ol 4
Detroit Times Financial Editor
Der and the entire capacity Of
such plants for making 100 proof
alcohol Is now diverted to the
war program.
In taking this action, WPB
thus reduced the amount of
sugar used for alcohol TO insig-
nificant proportions when COM
pared with total consumption.
Yours, etc,
FRASER NJ. MOFFAT JR.,
Chief. Alcohol and Solvents Sec
ton, Chemical Branch, WPB.
I reprint this letter because
believe that the nation
has reason 10 be thankful that the
great distilleries were available fol
conversion.
II would take a lot of sugar Il
produce the alcohol they have
turned out in the past six months
FUNNIEST BONER in month:
was the Dow-Jones Financial New!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-20
SUGAR RATIONING is a sub.

SUGAR RATIONING is a sub
ject close TO the average Ameri-
cans heart--or rather stomach.
And you can't talk of sugar ra-
'tioning without getting into the
subject of industrial alcohol and its
use for armament purposes.
Many people have been misled
about the diversion of sugar to
alcoholic shortage being due
mostly to- shipping problem. Too,
the public has, on occasions. been
misinformed on the part the ma
tons distillers are playing in the
war effort.
The other day a Mr.. G. w. Kill
Tough stopped into the office. In his
hand he had letter which sup
piled most of the answers.
Mr.. Killough had written to the
War Production Board enclosing a
copy of this column. dated May 10,
in which the writer protested the
fact that the Trenton Valley Dis
tillery was not being used to pro-
duce industrial alcohol. Mr.. Kill
Tough also wanted to know the
answer.
1t so happens that since that
date, the RFC advanced funds 10
Trenton Valley which will shortly
60 into production. But here is the
answer the WPB offered:
Dear Mr.. Killough:
There Is at this time no des-
perate need Of alcohol for the
making Of ammunition. The sup
ply now Is adequate to meet all
military and essential needs, and
moreover. substantial quantities
are being put into storage
against possible increased future
needs.
Beverage plants have been
making alcohol since last Octo-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-20
Programs Can Be Brought Up to Date Regular

though precisely foretel the timing and
details behooves
develop hypothesis and then them
marking
time doing nothing the world the theory
that they unable gaze crystal ball
corporation which currently spending funds productivity
values
Immediately visible balance
preparations future, which
reality profit this period
when undue monetary profit looked with disapproa
abnormal period
through creative institutional advertising which will build deferred
public good WILL better relations With
continuing brand
temporarily the prescribed list
of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-20

Service report of the "tie bid" on
an issue of Mount Vernon, N. "
Imunicipals.
The ticker made much of the
fact that First of Michigan and
IHornblower e. Weeks tied with
bid of $3.50, 433.S0.
Second place went to Kidder
Peabody with a bid S1.S0 below.
Said the Dow-Jones ticker:
Municipal bond men always
try to top their competitors by
the narrowest Of margins and
usually do very well, but these
two hit the buIl's-eye."
Now / could have taken that
S1.S0 business, or even a tie in
round dollars; but the tie right
down to the so cents was too
much. / called Henry Hart to find
out who was psychic.
After much laughter, he ex-
plained-IT WAS A JOINT BID.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-20
Accumulate Demand

For one thing, we are accu-
mulating and will accumulate a
tremendous pent-up demand for
many things rendered unavail-
able because of our about war
output.
Take the automobile industry.
Imagine how many customers
will be clamoring for new cars
as soon as they become avail
able. True. the prospect is that
our automotive companies will,
before peace comes, have larger
working forces than ever before.
IL will be impossible 10 employ
all OF them il the government
should suddenly cancel all war
contracts. Ii will take time TO
tool-up for postwar cars. cars
which are certain 10 be quite
different from those in use
today. But we have learned
that our automotive industry
possesses the power OF working
miracles. Therefore, il may not
Make them so very long 10 get
INTO large-scale peace-time pro-
duction.
Try 10 picture the rush for
tires. Presumably. peace will
bring within reach sufficiency
of natural rubber TO supplement
synthetic rubber. so that civil
ians will be able 10 get tires
shortly after war needs cease.
Then, consider the various
other industries which have been
switched 20 war output.
Will there not be nationwide
calls for refrigerators. radios.
vacuum cleaners, washing ma
chimes and other household APP
planes which the war is maxi
ing unavailable?
a dearth OF office equipment
is developing. There Will be ur-
gent need for typewriters. add
ing and calculating machines.
mechanical bookkeeping appara-
tus and such like devices banned
for the duration.
Scarcity Of anyother things
looms, scarcity which will be-
come more widespread every
month the war lasts. Hence
clamorous orders when peace
time manufacturing is resumed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-20
MARKETS
Lewis Haney
Lewis Haney
Us. Inn New Phase
Of War Economy

anything business and industry slowed down little.
ms OF course Is not true OF the goods output and steel
production holds at peak levels Shpbudng going great
and tanks and alrpanes rolling rapidly. notable
in the nonferros metals reports tendency
for stocks TO accumulate And lumber industry week
ended May orders and shipments both declined and untitled
orders were off little Production under year
Clearly entering phase of the o-called
economyhe beginning of the final phase The goal Of prouc
ton in munitions and equipment either attained
definitely sight The conversion the civilian
plants to the well The first
controlling pressure groups have been taken and the foundation
for complete rationng has been laid.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-20
Call for Appliances

Will flying during the 20 years
following this war become al
most as common as motoring
became during the 20 years fol-
lowing the World War? Those
in the industry and others who
analyze the future answer Yes I"
Think what this. If il occurs,
would mean, not only in provid-
ing employment for manufac-
turing planes, but in constructs
ing landing fields all over the
. land? Is il not within reason 10
vision the day when every COM
immunity Of modest size will have
IAN airport. especially since the
prospect is that the plane OF to-
morrow will be able TO land in
extremely little space? Enthu-
siasts foresee that thousands
and thousands of country estates
will fl lawns as landing places
for airplanes or horoscopes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-20

we are beginning to see something OF the mess that social
planning likely such things, the
government has been much too quick the in its
rush to general retail price ceiling In others is
being much slow "Sphonng income by
sales and by reduced income exemptions
stimulated products and understmulated others. For
example that the huge orders for wool
grossly
substantially right their judgment that plant capacity
enough The lend-lease program opinion being used
S alibi and escape for surplus products.
this Of thing that building situation which
overproducon and EMBELLISHMENTS will trouble Then
will be further egimented We will be asked support
social planning as remedy for the mistakes of the social
planners.
and will win this But can't win
order help Russia do have Communist,
am let all Communist law breakers Of Jail?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-20
SAGINAW Markets

SAGINAW. May 20 CUPb Todays pay
inE prices 20 growers for beans
Pea beans, sos. sight red kidneys, 81;
dark red Kidneys So yellow eyes. SIS
e p c. bgh, cranberriss 81, c. r. c, dark
cranberrlcs, s. 50
Wheat. 81 02G.l.ot; oats 4eG SOC; rye.
sou SIC; siN-rowed barley. 81 81 y IS
buckWheat, 81 81 2 20 corn, IS = soc, soy
beans 81 sqTi So
Prices furnished by Michigan Bean Com
panyD
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-20
Bank Loans Turn Up
After 7-Week Slide

NEW YORK. May 20.-Business
loans OF banks turned upward last
week after seven-week down
ward slide. The Federal Reserve
Board said that commercial, indus
trial and agricultural loans OF
banks in 10l leading cities in
creased S2o.G00,000 to a total OF
S6,699, 100000 in the week ended
May Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-20
Grand Trunk R.R.
Revenues Gain

|. Gross operating revenues OF the
Grand Trunk Western Railroad in
1871 increased S., 147 ,658 or 20 per
cent as compared with 1910. and
operating expenses increased ST.
46S. 546 or 10 per cent. This was
made known at the annual meeting
here yesterday. The pay roll dur.
ing the year aggregated $4,000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-20
Detroit Poultry

Market steady. Hens. average run. 22e
ieghorn hens. 3 lbs. and up. zoe; cocks
lie; rock sprinEcrs. over Z his. 2gc: rock
hroiers ~ TO 4 lbs. 27c, leghorn bronsrs.
r. lbs. up, 22c: crosses. &c under rocks .
old hen turkeys. 22c. old tom turkeys, Use
EGCs-Msrket firm current receipts.
7sAe; undsrgrades, 26k GAZE.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-20
General Electric Planning Postwar Program

F. Wilson president Of the General Electric Company which
will be producing billion dollars worth of goods
has inspired his associates be ready after the war to Try to
civilian goods
American dream gracious living for 900
American families General Electric has coordnang general
staff for postwar planning and also 6S
committees sitting ideas and suggestions.
this good plan for IL merltorlous
idea for all companies aspiring toward permanence.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-20
Set Up Crude system for Rafionino

But there little
RECOMMENDATION civilians These just beginning
many products being the basis Of and gasoline
The OF iron steel producing 400 which still
being turned banned last general maximum
price regulation" has just been applied
of civilian goods will begin
close The large stocks by wholesalers and
retailers will be either sold rationed
Thus few months will for the first realize
the full meaning o a economy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-20
TO THE HOLDERS OF TANToN FIRST
MORTGAGE SIN PER CENT 8GI
BONDS DATED April Ik 1921.

MORTGAGE SIN PER CENT 8Gl
BONDS DATED APRIL rs, 1891:
principal sinking fund for the purchase
OF bonds of this issue and the cancellation
of same is provided for In the Supplemental
lndenture dated December H. 1889 which
amended the original Trust lndenture dated
April Is. 1927 under which the Tanton
Apartment bonds were issued.
After proper reservation for interest
taxes and expenses as provided for in the
supplemental lndenture there remains
available IN the hands Of the undersigned
as Trustee the sum or SO 600 90 for the
retirement by purchase Of bonds Of this
issue through the medium OF accepting
sealed bids from the holders Of bonds al
prices tess than par. The offers Of bond
are 70 include all respective unpaid coupons
belonging to each bond.
In the event the total ~ bonds required
Tor the acceptance Of offers received from
bondholders IL insufficient 20 exhaust the
funds svailahk for the purchase OF bonds
the balance Of the funds so unused shall
he used for the retirement Of bonds By lot
as provided In the Supplemental Indenture
AZ par value, with accrued interest
A form for the submission Of the offer
of your bond or bonds Is enclosed herewith
together with self addressed envelope
which you are requested % use In forward
Ing your oner 20 us. 10 be received no,
later than June 18th. 1912. You will note
In the form Of the offer or hid that all
sealed bids will be opened on June 20 iea7
Al 1000 o'clock A Should u be neces-
drawing ~ tho same will he made within
Ave days thereafter.
Very truly yours
EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY
b. NM. 2. CROOKE, y
Trust ofhcer. ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-20
And TeIevision, Too

Every home owner. whether
in the north or the south. would
love 10 install ACKNOWLEDGING if
IL comes within his means.
Ditto televiSion, certain 10 be
tremendously improved.
where there IL no vision, the
people perish"
Copyright. ip47, by p c. Forbes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-20
Chicago Line Names
! Vice Presidents

CHICAGO, May 20.-The board
OF directors of the Chicago, St
Paul, Minneapolis and Omaha
Railroad, unit of the Chicago
line. has elected l.
l.. White, vice president in charge
of operations and F. G. Fitzpatrick
vice president in charge of traffic
Both officers occupy the same
positions with the parent line.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-20

Magma Copper Company has
declared a dividend of so cents
on the common, payable June Is
to holders of record May %. Same
amount was paid March 16.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-20

American Type Founders. Inc, and ITS
subsidiaries for the hscal year ended March
81 report a net profit Of $50. ISL after
federal income taxes, etc. equal 10 81 AZ
was made or Is believed 10 be required for
federal excess profits tax. This compares
with 1901 ,2s3 or 50 cents q share IN the
preceding year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-20
American Bosch,
Other German
Assets Seized
Firm 100 Per Cent
on War Work; Present
Management Praised

WASHINGTON. May 20 (INS).
Alien Property Custodian Leo
T. Crowley today nnounced
seizure of 535, 900 shares OF the
capital stock of American Bosch
Corporation, New York automo-
bile and aviation magnetic firm.
now devoted almost 100 per cent
to war work.
A spokesman fro Crowley ex-
planned that the action was based
on the company's former German
ownership and present dependence
on German natpntS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-20
Detroit Stocks

Dividends IN the forsEulnE liable are IN.
amounts declared or paid 80 far this year
unless otherwise NOTED. calculating divi
dend. bon accumulations. ex-Ex -di VI.
den1,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-20

RichReld OIL Corporation and Its subsidi-
aries report March quarter net profit OF
$3.50, 1914, equal 10 - cents share, against
s723, l42 or is cents a share In the 1871
quarter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-20
Edison Output
Rises Slightly

Total consumption OF Detroit
Edison Company power for the
week ended May IS was S2.247. 000
kilowatt hours, gain of 81 per
cent over the S0.0Ss 900 kilowatt
hours of the corresponding week
OF 1911 and fractional gain over
the previous weeks total of ST.
62l 600 kilowatt hours.
Industrial use last week totaled
0.42l 900 kilowatt hours. n frac-
tional drop from the 40,74f000
kilowatt hours OF the correspond
ing period last year and a gain of
ID per cent over tha previous
weeks total Of 39.S75,000 kilowatt
hours.
NEW YORK. May 20.-The
amount of electrical energy dis
tributed by the electric light and
power industry Of the United
States for the week ended May is
VAS 2-256 a2f eee kiiewat hours,
against 3,O11 ,345 900 in the like
1871 week. an increase Of 11h
per cent. according 10 the Edison
! Electricn Institute.
Output in The week ended May
g was 1865. Dos. 900 frevised) d,
against BOOB 921 900 a year earlier,
an increase OF u per cent ere
vised) and in the week ended May
u came 10 3.30i602 900 kilowat
hours, against 2.94f. 900 900 in
1871, an increase OF 1872 per cent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-20
MURANE CONTINUES

Officials said Murane would con-
tinue his affiliation with American
Bosch and deserved commentator
for building up the company's war
production. The firms assets were
estimated at $4,000, 900 and its
sales in 1941 totaled $13,650, 900,
approximately double the 1910
figure.
The most important of the Ger
man owned text books seized was
said to be a book published on
July 4, 1889 by Johann Barth of
Leipzig. Germany. 1t deals with
the fundamentals of aviation
medicine.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-20
OTHERS TAKEN OVER

Other assets of foreign nationals
also taken over by Crowley were:
THE Is shares, representing
Il 100 per cent control, Of the
capital stock of Steel Union,
Inc, California corporation
organized in 1884 to act as
selling agent for 'Stahlunion-
Export. the export subsidiary of
Vereinigte Stahlwerke, A. C.,
both of which have their prin-
cipal offices in Dusseldorf, Ger
many.
give German-owned tech
- nical text book copyrights,
copyright applications and copy
right claims on fundamentals Of
aviation medicine, air raid sirens.
gas attack and air attack, gas
masks and air war.
The American Bosch stock,
representing 77.24 per cent stock
interest in that corporation, Is
presently deposited with City Bank
Farmers Trust Company of New
York as agent for George Murane,
voting trustee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-20
Unlisted Stocks

Approximate prices furnished ny ths
National Association % Securities Dealers
inc District No a.