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THE SUN, BALTIMORE, THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 6. 1956 PAGE 22 Complete New York Stock 'Market Hrtt. High Low Clon Chu Stale Banks' Deposits Up 845,209,793 Sale c7' Hrdi. Hleh Low Ho C'g ftrAi.Hith LOM ClOS, i ion 100 100.. lift tow Clos Cm UnCrrr.2a 2 48 47 48, 1 Hrdl.

HttiK 00 Df 4 UIlCIKW .1 '8 I 4-4 4 28 21 21 Dow-Jones Stock Averages Open High Low Close Changes do of Noi wichP 1.60 5 57 57 57 V. Ohio Ed 53 53 53 35 32 35 32 Rheem Mf In Rhodesia RlchfldOU 3 a 2 62 2 1 75 14 do pi 4.40. i juj'-a uji iwii Int 1 80 Inter Pw .80 Int mil 2 14 a. "a 1 AP Stock Averages Pret. Wednesday Day 30 Industrials 270.4 269.3 15 railroad stocks.

134.1 133.8 15 utilities 74.8 74.5 Total of 60 storks. 185.4 184.7 44 1 do nf 3.90 11.S vs i -4 wj Rldseway 2a 52 V. UnltdCn 13 6 8 OnltDyeACU 51 13', 13 UllltElCoal 3 25 25 UnltEnAF80 14 16 153-. UnltFrnlt 3 84 49 49V. UnOasenl 35 32 32 Un Gas Im 2 2 40 40V, UiiltInriCn.30r 1 8 8 193, 19 OhtoMtcn do of 1 40 I 3 c- 21 63 40 39 39 Ohio Oil 1.20e 509.82 161.18 69.23 178.60 512.68 507.34 162.21 160.37 69.53 68.88 179.59 177.71 13- 25 V.

153, 49 32 40 V. 16 1 35' 3 24'. 1, up 2.1fi up 0.18 up 0.25 up 0.60 509.19 161.42 69.08 178.46 Intertspe luwalha 180 0 3 19 '4 Va 14 30' 23 30 30 V. 30 Industrials 20 Railroads 15 Utilities 65 Storks Kitteru 1 ju RoanAnt .61 RocOAtE 1.H0 RobFult rln nf 1 3'. 10 42 41'.

.1 193 14 30' 23 30 30 32 OklOA-E 1,70 OklNOas 1 40 73,4 V. 28 7 4 4' a 1 193. 8 1.1, 1 30 2 23 1 30 22 30'. 1.2 425,, 85 303'. 19 15 1 4 27 27 38 5B 58,.

IOWPJiL 1.40 IslCrkCoal la 19 50 QUiiMath i riltv.rCn 70. 14 12 12 425 1 421 Rock Sou 2b, RohuiiH 2 RnhAIr 1 05e Otis Kiev 2. 8 47 46 UnltMatM in Un Pk Mln 156 2 V. 1 USAFor82.40e 15 36 35 USFrelcht la 15 24 4 24'. rianvncnt Ann 10 67 663.

Jacobs Jaeger Mch 2 I a kR 1 60 1 6 1 56 4 36 OuttaMr 1.30e 7 60 60 30'i 30 15 ti. 44 2 Sole. Net High Low Clone Lhs. Salt! Net H'dx. Hist Log Clot vmt 58 12V.

47 "3 60 V. 88 2Va 703,4 46 V. 101 35 32 14 52 V. 62 32 26 49 8 56 36 85 50 55 "a 76 58 100 62 64 120 49 41 "a 83 Ronson 1 O' Outlet 4-e 2 OwensCn .80 11 80 79 14 45 Roiar cm 52 52 21 "4 26 SO 1 56 36 85 50 56 76 59 1 100 V. 62 65 120 50 4- 41 81 103 103 1 tin Df 4 tl 98'.

98V. 1 Abbott 1.80 Wed Thurs. 551 600 352 297 224 225 1,127 1,122 USHoIIMl.auo fu-'. 41U-. zu-, 4 tSIndust 1 31-18 16 16.

Tin T.ln. 1 11 30V. 30V. 30 Ryl Dut a.Bl 11 41'-. 404, 4 13 13 pf 4 i 85 Jewel Tea 2 7 50 John Man Ih 13- 56V John A 1 40 5 76 1 368 59 40-.

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26e 178 105 '-J 103 Va 105 5 .058 15 31 30 30 yj' itv. 4 69 89' TJHPipeArF1.20a 31 32 31 31 Roy MCBl 1 Stocks Advances Declines Unchanged Total issues. New 195fi highs. New 1956 lows. ACT Ind 4..

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33 33s'. 9 231, 23 23 2 143 143 143 1 11 18 173, 18 Joy 1.60 9 62 'a Kaiser Al .80 99 65 79 59 do PI b. 1.1 a 1,11 35 38 35 Bafewy 82.40 PacLta- 2 38 38 35 com In. 2 126" 127 1 Addressoa 40 US Smelt 3. 4 Be, er a bo; do cvnI4.30 7 127 Pac Mills 88 87 V.

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1 35 35 35', 17 17 17 17 67 19 18 18-. JU 17. JU 33 30V4 29. 303 V. Alco Prod I.

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av. Un Walloan. 3 8Va 8 Un CycS1.40 20 5B 4 84 234 Unl Tb 2a 4 36 35 35 i do of 8 157 157 157 76V. 75 75 V. 12 Allied Ch 3b 39 104.

103 104, 11,. U8 Bteet Repub Steel t.l do Dfnu-3 83 90 0 48 Allied Mills 2 Allied Sirs 3 Cosden Pet 2 67 54 59 "a 39 Jones ti L. Stl. 46 Vi 48 2 2 2 Bt 1. ARMSTRONG I Financial Editor of The Sun Deposits of the 95 State banks and trust companies in Maryland amounted to $1,120,424,716 on June 30, increasing $45,209,793 over a year earlier, W.

H. Kirk-wood. bank commissioner, reported yesterday. Resources of these banks totaled $1,229,691,255, rising in the same period. But in reflection of seasonal trends, deposits were down for the first six months of 1956 and resources were down $21,948,593 for half year.

The tendency to increase loans and reduce commitments in Government securities continued in the period of rising interest rates. Total loans and discounts rose $26,726,461 in the first half of 1956 and increased $70,048,156 in the last year to reach a June 30 total of $504,570,784. Holdings of United States Government obligations stood at $399,309,524 st midyear 1956 compared with $439,630,830 six 20" 51 49 Va 49 Va 1 aalL cat. R9V, V. Kennecott 6a Kern Ld 2a KerrMcOe .60 do pf 1.

Keystone 2 KlmbClkl 80b Koooers 2Va do 4 18 49 48 48 9 53' 62 Va 52 18 27 27 27 1 1 43 43 43 17 52 51'. 51 27 72 71 72 1 1 54 54 54 52.900 36,800 35.900 34.200 33.900 31.900 24.900 St Pa 2 San DleO 88 Sunga El IVa Sav Anns 1 Schenley 1.. Scherlna; la. Scott Paol.80 do of 4. ScuvlllMf 2a SeabALRR2 SeabFln 1 Scab Oil 1.

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22 139 V. 139 139 1 2d 122 121 i 14 110 108 1IT9V 1 101 101 ii 18 373y. 3 32 27 39 38 38 38 V. 37 89 89 63 63 56 58: 29 Van Norm 1 a i4- Van l.BSr 4 28 Vanad Cl'il 47 49 VanadCprtwl 471 AlpliaPC 1 Va AlumUd 2.40 14 14 28 28 48 48 V. -9 9 463 46 Martin.

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do of 4" 7 Kress, 8H 2e. 8 Kroger 2 17 Kroger 2 13 23.300 183' 22.000 47 20.800 47 17.400 50 V. Amerada 2 Am Ac Ch la vccnemi'2P n'a 17- 32 Va 32 Va 5 70 "a 69 Va 70 1 lVi 11 58 64 19 Vi 17 10 14 19', 6 66 1 17 80 33 t.5 48 t.2 48 'a SearsRoeoia VlcChWkl.40 7 VoCavoCh 8 30 30V, 30Va 27'. 26VS 261,5 Vj 11 SB1. 98 84 Va tl 20 32 17 "a 42 11V.

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iV coty Int.l Crane Co 2 do pf 3 CrmofWhl.60a Crescent Co Crwncork 20a CrnZelllBO CrucStl 3 CubaRR pf CubASug.4se Cudahy Pk CuneoPress CunnDr 1.60a Cutri.Pub.20e CurtWr 1 do A 2 Cutler 2 DanR ana Cp 3. Bavetra Str ayfitroml.20 48 "a 32 32 a- 21. 43 1 Am naker za 3.V 21 7 nu'a luj'i do pi 2 VaElAPwi Ho nf 5 5 16.900 91' 16.100 105' Douclas Alcr Rojal Dutch 473i 48 8o! 483i 2 Shahmoon In 8 31 do pi 4. 40- ivy 1.80 12 44 44 2 111 111' 111 flVa 9 313i 31 31 )34h 4 39 38V, 38 35 AmBrShl 20e "43Vi v. 4 3 VlritRy Dfl JI 1 4 50' 48 J-4 Pa 1.40 Sham 2 10 51 SharonStUVa 52 49 20 28 28 AmBdParla tMcirtr, 6 64 Va 64 64 V.

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.4 40 40 5-)Va 56 13 13 49 Vi 49 SheaffP 1.20a Shell Old 2b ShellerMfl.80 9 35 2 13 5 1 JU'4 JU', JUV. 30 29 'S 5 V. 44 1-4 41V, 50 'a 57 V. 30'. 30 90 7 20 2 31 12 15 7 49 38 2 18 18 8 6 10 17 25 52 Va 11 20 9 88 12 15 24 66 73 73 287 1 223 Va 143 30 Pfe ffer Br.

Aincnaina AmChicle2a 4 43, 4'. 4 38 46 46 46, t2 5 98 97 97 1 Pfizer 1.40a 4 2 Am Co orty 1 6 li do nt 4 19 87 86 18 233i 223 23 14 14 11 303. 30V4 2 51 51 1 81 81 49 64 63 12 66'. 66 WHlkermia Walworth 1, WardRalc la Wardlnd I. WardellCp AmCryst81.20 SheratAm.ouD Siltnde 8 Slmmons2.10e SlmndsS2.80e 1 18 24 24 V.

24 V. 27 68 67 673 ft 513i Vj 81 1 33 26 PhelpsD 3.55e Phila El 1-80 AniCry8pf4 t.20 26 V. 26 DaytRubl.05r 41V. 50 57 30' 4 90 72 31 214 21 14. 38 V.

41 50 67 1 90 72 Va 32 3 21' 1- 3 21 1 14'. 39 120 2 9 38 38 V. 38Va V. 4 0 Ol Q1 Qt 1 633i IV. 57 72'.

14. 14''4 Amcyanj Sinclair Other Markets In Brief AMEX Market moves higher. Volume increases BONDS Corporates mixed. Governments decline. GRAIN Wheat and rye off.

Others hold firm. LIVESTOCK Cattle prices at peak. Other steady. COTTON Prices weaken after a strong opening. do PI 3 u.

183 loi, iA 15 'a 15 17 17 11 11 27 27 46 Vi 46 39 39 363 37 32 32 23 Vi 23 26 26 66 It Decca Rec 1 Deere le 15 22 "4 22 22' Vt SVellyOU 1 80. Phil Rda A-ftnkal BOa Am Exp 1 6 14 27 27 4 28 3 18'. 61 1 U.6 149 o.i,4, 0040 Kl 1 84 3 2 7 33 3 2 8 2 1 1 8 3 WarnBPI 1.20 WarnLam2b Wash Gas 2 WashWP 1.80 do pi 2.1 4 Phtlco .80. 711 15 17 11 27 46 V. 39 37V' 32 23 22 3 35 48 omuny "1," oil months earlier and $440,987,825 a 27 27 Vi 18 18 'i 42 44 1V.

Del LIlyTulD 1 60 5 59 SmlthC 1.80" 1 jo' -o. Am i-xp le AmArFPw .80. 24 21 21 21 Vi 5 75 75 75 -1 5 45 45 45 Ol RT 4 21''. 34 14H 30 39 2 120 do pf 3. Phllln Mor 3.

19. liU V4 87 88 "7 15V, 15 V. 66''a 66 148 Va 148Va 1 59 59 72 72 ''a 43 43 8 8 48 50' 1 20 Va 20 Va 'i 87 88 32 in 32 Smith 1 20 11 22V, lil Del 1.60 DenROW2Vi year ago. 54 Vi 23 9 "a PillsbyM1112 7 44 7 41 21 35 384 27'64 50 17 liO et Ed 1.35e. LlnKHe a.ua a a ''a Liquid 2 4 44 Va Llstlndu 13 8 LockAl 2.40a 178 50 Loew's 1 46 20 4 45 Vi Va Socony 2b.

55 54 54 Solar Aire 1 14 23 22 15 9 9 22 22 Am GArE 1 44 Am Haw 8 8 Am' Hide Am HPd3 60a WaukeM 1 bo WayKn 1.60a WavPump 1 WelblltC Wess OS 1 40 Total capital accounts rose to $97,428,092 from $93,794,895 at do rt 3 61 61 61 tneyBol.soo 3 9 V. Det Btl Co 1 8 5Va 5J. 54 14 135 131 Va 133 2'. 1 12 12 12 14 15 25Va 253 jh n'-n ava PltcoRecia 4 34 Va 48 SA GAP SoCar EAG 1 20 Am ace 'e. Lonesce 2.60 bb PltOonCoall.20 7 423, the end of December and 11 56 Vi 15 37 Dlam Al l'4b Dlam 1.80 1 do PI Z.4U 29 Am Ice pf3e .5 lOOVa 100 100 58 88 2U 2" 29 29 353 3534 SoPRSUg 1.90 34 47 "a 23 36 9 6 'I 24 i LoneSO 1.60 LoncBA 2.02k 2 16'.

1K'4 1B' PltMetaiu.Hor io oiiva tPtPlt.eOl.658 88 Am Inv 1 187,239 a year ago. 33 35 2 do Dl 1 Vi 873. 873, do pi 2 36 25 33 V. 5 77 14 22 Va 12 94 tl 98 LonglslL 1 10 Am MArFd lb DlaT Mot hot 4Q1'. 4Q1, 493 18 in Ner Close; Cha 76 76 Va 22 22 Va 94 94 UR OA 1 Pit Fore 1.20 I IB Hrds.

Hicrff 27 Separate figures covering the 3 2 5 33 1 17 Low ana Str 1 WFtW Pf7 1 154 "a 154 154 1 WestlndS 1. WKyCoal 1 WPennE11.40 WestArL WestAitS 1.60 West Mary SoCalEd 2.40 SouthernCol SouIndGl.60. 17 24 "a 1 36', 9 27 37 23 3 32 10 61 'a 28 72 Am MckM 2a Am Met do piu do DfE 4.35 21 21 1 31 3l3i 313 1,, 233 23 32'. 32 V. 8 V.

7 8 PltScrA'BVa eighth mutual savings banks in DisCSeag 1.20a Divco Cp .60 18 18 6 18 41 41 35 v. Si ii 17 17 'a V. 56 56 37 37 32', 33 21 21 V. 14 14 35 35 Va 123. 12 Va 58 59 75 75 2 30 30 10 10 14 14 V.

90 91 1 77 77 Vi 88 88 Va 18 19 7 7 V. Lorilla 1.20a' Am Pd l'a 36 36Va 36 1 4 8 5 8 2 5 3 21 14 35 Va 12Va 60 75 30 10 61 72 T.l 136 136 136 SouNUasI.BU SouPac3 Am Motors do pt 7" 61 72 Dixie Cup 2 66 32-3 5 26 30 553 84 493, 49 49 52 42 41', 42a LouOiE 2.20 NatLead 2 Ve NauLlrenS .80 Nat Mai lr Nat Shrs Nat Steel 4 NatBUERef2a do pi 2Va 61V-, 99 PltStff lr PltA-WV Pittston 1.20b Plouah 'a PlymOU 1.80b II 61 Va 60 7 99 99 West pac 3D Wr-stUTl m.fain 1 20 5 92 19 "a 20 22 32 313i 31 Dobeck 1.40 3 15 Maryland showed they had deposits of $503,487,309 at midyear 1956, up $12,764,007 for six months and up $23,440,488 for the 21 117 118 116 19 14 133', 36 463, 45 45 1 19 193. 193 3 25 75 74 74 1 3 38 38 3814 Vi 31 81 79 80 1 t.l 100 100 100 2 39 39 39 Vi 32 26 55 153, 36 35 22 'a 22 Am 2 20 Am Onttcal 2 Am Potash 1. Am Rad 1 40 9 43 Vi 4 4j i on 20 Dr Pepper .60 iitW.iU 1 OA 87''. 57 57 V.

3.1 Lowenst LukensStl la 12 4 21 93 94Val3 Dome .70 15 3" 4 35 Vi 111. BouKyi! do pf 1. SouRypf 1 SweetPS1.32 14 V. 28 31'. 30s.

30a4 V. 1 42 423, 423'4 28 30'. 30 30a4 i 2fi' 2fi3. 2' 41 B' 8 8', 10 88'. 87'4 1 3' 3BV-4 11 5034 49' 50 63 20 19 19 13 7 7 7 2 31 31 31- tl 7 79 78 78'a 1 29 53 534 53'a t.2 151 'a 151V.

151 '4 1 8 46 'a 46 1 4 4fi 6 52 '4 52'. 52 1 7Va 07'i 87 Va 1 .3 140 139 140 Nat Supply 3 8 20 20 20 Vi 11 91 26 Pot.nmElPl.10 DouaAlrc2a 157 92 '4 7 10 9 8 18 Wheel Stl 3 do nf tl 1 100 100 loq. 37 1 do nr 4 'a Dow cn l.iur n( last year. 52 6 53. 5 3 6 "4 30 90 68 37 "a 5 30 4 90 Nat Tea 2.

fparksw Pot El Pwl.10 phRir.o 1 80 3UJ4 90 54 1' 19 8 8 8 SpenChem2 40 37 55 20 89 7 19 Nat Thea "i Whlrlfla 1.40 13 24 24-4 24- WhlteDt 1.60 2 28 28 'a 28- V. WhlteMot 3' 14 48 48 48'a 533.4 18 3. 993, i Assets of the savings banks MackTklt Macy 2 do pf 4. MadSqGVae MaBmaCp4f Magnuvoxl Dress Ind 3 Drewrya 1.60. Duplan 14 8 Nat.VulFIb .80 1 SpenKeu.eoe a AmsaiKaz.ane AmSeatK 1.20 AmHhlpBd2e AmSmplt 2'4e do of 7.

Am8t.lKd2.40li AmStores 2b. AniSuear 5a do of 7.. 5 7' 33 26 55 36 Vi 35 22 "4 22 1 4 34 3 99 47 343, 94 29 37 8 2fl 67 44 333, 30 6 148 25 25 Va do nr 4 ju ti 1 mihSColol 80 1 PuhSE-Gl 80 17 5 117 116'. 116' rose to $557,589,228 from Natomas 23 22 34 99 V. 47 34 V'a 94 30 37 1H 25 99 14 47 34 Q4 1 38 211 209 210 2 Du Pont 14 8 34' 34 34'' 1434 6 14 15 91 14 6 1-, 14 15 91 Nehl CP .80 1 245.415 on December 31, 1955.

3 113 ll'a 15 S3, 5 99 99 11 14 13 9 753 74 Va do 4'2PI 4' do 093, 91 Manatis MaracOll 1 H1J i-'4 75- 1' Nelsr.ti 1 Newberpf3 .3 NewEnuEl 1 59 do pr 4.U8 1 do of 1.40 7 Pub Sv Ind 2 7 Publlrklnd 16 91 17 41 37V. Duo v. 2. dO 01 5 1 1UU. 1UU-4 WlnnDul 84 8 24 24Vi -24 Wi'ElP 1 208 8 34 34 8 t.l 1343.

134 1343. 1 17 15 5 1 9 40 37 31 17 15 35 9 37 17 12 8 8 and $533,514,514 on June 30 year ago. 17 SperryRd.80 do pf 4 Spiegel 1 SQiiareD2.40 StdCollPd do pf 3 Va Std Coll Pd. Rtd GAB. StOllCal Marathonl.40 MnrMld 80a AmSumTb i 10'.

a nil', 112 112 84 37- 8 28 67 Newmont 2a 003.75011 do 4 uf 2 11 44 1 47 -15 36 Ha 44 15 41 PttiSPArL .948 4 7. 84 'a 8 tl3, 51 MarqCeml .40 jo 'a 5 22-'4 84-i 9 83; 26 li3, 673, 5 9 37 "i 17 34 35 "a 39 42 V. 23 39 Pullman Ja 31 36 Marsh Fid 2a 'a 01, Real estate mortgage loans of the mutual banks continued to 8 li3. 50 60 Nwptlnd Not Sh 2a NY Central 2 NY 443 PureOil 1.208 6 42 MurtmGLl.60 342 40 87 51 WIscPRV 1 20 3 22 22 22 37 44 1 15 42 1 51 31 46 95 Va 63 1 'a 24 333, 60 V. 37 44 3 333, 2 31 AmTelftTel 9, 234 183 183 V.

183 'i Am Tob 29 7fl 75 75 do pf 6 tl 4 129 128 128 AmViscosle 38 35 34 34-- AmWWks 9 10 9 10 Am 1 7 19 10 19 Anaconda 3e, 63 84 83 B.lVa AnoWC le5 2 84 81 Va 84 2 Masonltel.20a 27 52 51 43 WdTTdl 1.60a StOilln 1.40b 63 60 StOil NJ l'ah 333 56 OuakOat 1.60 QuakSt Oil 2 rise sharply. They totaled $194. 30 I 31 31 56 55- NY HH 4i HI Jn V. i 28 28 17- 1 41 41V, i 37 373 30 30 23 39 90 54 54 Mastr El 3 MayDStr 2.20 3 May pfnw3 1 no nr 5 StOllOh 2'ab 13 S3 33 62 49 373. 61 28 4 173 3 41V, 9 38 47 31 5 20 15 42 3 70 90 46 61 24 Woolwrth 2 Wrthntn 2 Wyan Yale AT l'a YounSAW la DWQ Cie .80 Kaale 2.20.

East Air lb, East Cpl.20 EaslSStl 1 FastKod 2.65e Eaton Mia 3. EdisBrStrl.60 Ekco Pd 2b. ElasStopN la El Auto 2a ElA-Mus ElStorBat le 11 14'. 13 13- 9 15 15 15 1 5.1 55 55 1 696.178 in the middle of 1956 compared with $178,635,524 six months earlier and $166,381,039 a 30 30 Maytaa 1 Ancll HO 90e ZB 3B'a 3 J. 37 46 46 V.

4R "4 19 BB1-, 54 S5 1 4 8 7 21 31 31 31 1 32 32 32 49 102 101 lOV 7 283 2g 26 11 106 102 108 3" 20 20 McCall 1.20. XL 2 1 NYStaEAG 2 NiaMPw 1.80 NiagShr Nopco Ch 2 Norf A 3a AnrlerClavt StdRyEa .608 Stan Warn 1. Starrett 1348 StauflC 1.60a SterlDg 2 40a St.erchi Br 1 40' 41 42 1 McCord 2 4 77 77 77 42 18 38 13'', 14 33 25 11 40 423, 7 18 5 38 8 14 30 15 10 34 1 2.1 3 12 30 14 70 1' 19'. 19 70 Vi vnasnT 26 47 12 95 V. 10 63 4 25 20 41 1 19 V.

18 36 3 3 'a 72 44 24 27 t.2 47 29 14 41 8 55 543 year ago. Holdnigs of U. S. Gov 36 36 47 1 RCA la Ranco 1.20 Ravonler 1.40 RayOVac .80 Raytheon Readlne Co 2 Reed Bit la Reeves Br 1 Rellan 1.20 Repu An 1 Ren Av l'i-e. YngsSD l.oae 483 41 NoAmAv 3a 14 14 IJ McCrorySt 1 McGraH 1.20 MeKessR 2.60 McLellBtrl.eor NrveasCn 1 6 23 13 49 49 st.evens..IPl 15 22 ZenlthR 2e JO v.

1 39 3i 43 1 23 Vi 39 Vi 90 30 21 30 i'i 14 41 49 Vi 2034 18 36 30 88 33 3 84 20 59 IV 60 no 1' 20 Stew "War 2a 3 34 ernment securities declined to $221,123,284 from $223,526,507 December 31 and $223,182,888 23 80 a 48 'i 393, NorCentral 4 3 NorNGas 2.60 12 48 42'i 18 ''a 38 14 34 1 25 "a 'a 12 25 32- 33 54 43 x' -i, 79 2 4 6 1, 4 54 V. '2 25 25 Share sales yesterday, 2,130,000. Elliott 1. McOuyNorl.20 2 10 32 32 do pf 2 '4 MeadUol.4U. 3 Nor Par 42 1 3.1'.

ja-'a 17 38 37 38 1 1 4 4 'a 4Va 4 37 36 37 3 30 4 30'4 30'a fi 22 21 22 1 63 66 66 66 31 18 1B'4 18 "4 22 30 30 30' 4 tl 85 95 95' 1 1 5 3 5 2 2P 29 29 27 17 17 17 1 30 30 30 13 31 31V. 31 3: 1 51 60 33 do cvof 2 80 "a 1 Va MelvSh 1.80b 6 NSPW pf 4.08 tl 8 80 46 223 80 48 39 79 17 94 79 "a 24 15 23 June 30, 1955. trtnlt of trtdlm ten aharei ef talea do pf 4 t.5 NorStaPW .90 4 17 ElPasoNG 2 EmerEI 1.40 1 1 14 a 7 50 14 3 3 41 26 4 7 'a 51 56 36 8 20 33 30 20 25 18 36 V. 30 88 25 33 84 20 59' 18 19 22 1 a 33 29 7 14 78 49 18 36 29 V. 88 25 33 84 20 58 60 full, MercntStl.40 1 Merck 41 iil, l-B 4 34 34 s.

183, 183, 5 19 V. 19'. 22 22 33 333i 28 28 14 7 7 14 14'. 76'. 76 Va "a 49 49 27 27', V.

24 24 38 38 do pr 4.11 4 H4'a do nf 3.801 6 80 Stlx BAF1.20 StokeVCpf 1 StokeVanC lb StonAW l'-ie StorerBrdl.80 Stud Pack 8unChem.40e Sun Oil lb Snbeam 1.20a Sunray 1.20b. 3 41 1 26 47 Va 51 56 37 8 20 33 30 20 25 18 86 1 FinerRad 53 43 10 78 46 "4 53 Repub Stl 2'a 367 54 Revere 2 43 Rrx Drug 41 10 ReynMe 150 79 do pf 23', 6 46 ReyTobB 3.20 14 54 17 94 1 80 1 243, 15 23 Total surplus accounts of the savings banks came to $51,155,537 compared with $50,330,247 six do of 3 1 Also extra or eitraa. Annual rate plus atock dividend, Declared or n.lH In 1955 nlua atock dividend. De Vorthron 1.60 70 24 Nwst Airl 5 15 lb 26 EmoDEll 1.60 End John 2 Eout Gas 1 ErleeRR 1 do tI 1.15. Mesta 4 MiamlCop 2a 33 clared or oald so far this year, Payabl 61 months earlier and $49,993,818 at 18 140 147 148 1 44 28 2 24 EvansPd 1.60 MlririlSUt IV.

29 29 do pi a 1 35 29 3 22 29 29 1 60 Va 60 a midyear 1955. Eversnrp 1.20 60 Va 1 MldlEnter. 7 38 18 V. 84" Netv York Bond Market 5 45 44 Ex-Cell-O 2V FairbM 1.05e ln itock estimated cash vain on a-dividend or ei-dlstrlbution date. Paid last year, Declared or oaid aftef stock dividend or aollt up.

Declared-or oaid thia year, an accumulative 1bu 53 30 1 51VaAil 44 45 35 3 44 45 AndPrlO 1.20 APW Prod Arch Dnn 2 Amo Oil lb ArRusCamp ArmcoS 1.80e Armour Co ArmstCk 90e do of 3.. Artloom ArvlnTnd Ashl Oil do of 1 AiedDrO 1.80 Atrhlnon do wl. do or 2 '4. Atcitviri 1.20 AtlCstUne 2 AtlRefln 2 do of 3 AtlasCn .60 do nf 1 1 AustNlch AutCnt 1.40b Avro Mfr do pf 2 Babbitt 1 BaldLlm 1.B0 BalOnIC 4 2b. do nf 4 BarbOll 2 353.

Sunsh Bis 4 1 70 70 70 SunshMn 8 83. B' 8V3 SupOCal3K 1 1065 1050 1065 3,, RuperSt 1.40b 20 25'a 24 "a 24 3 1, 12 13 MldlStl Pd 3a MldwOil 1.40b MinerA-C MplsHonl.60. Mnls Mol 343 IV, 7 363 81 35 8 81V 11' Palrch v4 FajardoS 65e Palstaff Br 1 Stock Market, Ends Higher Despite Profit Taking Ruth Pao2 23 15 Net Che. Snlet 1.000s Hfff'I Corporation Bonds 11 17 24 47 7 Pam 1 Va Low Clo'8 5 4JJ. 4.i'3 1.1", 12 46 'a 46 463, 52 51 513,.

i 11 9 9 9 do 1 nt 8 t.l 1 .40 9 Xff.re with dividends in arrears raid mil year, dividend omitted, deferred or no action taken at last dividend meetrna; i Declared or paid In 1956. plua stock Swift A Co 2a SylvFI Pd 2" aymGould 24 net Cha. The Stock Market closed high Low Close Fansteel 1 Fawlck Fed Qulg 1.000s Hfir't 19 MpSPSSMe 99 'a 100 82 82 2' 10 V. MohCnG3s-69 7 100 Mo Kn T4s'90 8 82 MoPac5s2045 55 58 BlVa1 15 84 24 19 70 100 36 28 1 3 Va 44 er yesterday after running into 12 16 do nf iJ4 dividend, Payable tn stock dunnf Teautoer .80 7 12 TemcoAI.60a 155 16V. 32 56 79 38 10 8 2 291.

6 33 4 30 "4 13 20 Va 22 26 18 18 10 88 3 45 86 13 2 11 V. 1 17 13 24 19 47 3 7 15 10 1 48 4 40 20 17 11 32 'a 16 34 4 26 4 31 "a 24 35 22 49 1 27 8 73 'a 7 91 3 54 13 11 "a 8 36 1 14 8 51 13 46 Va 18 52 26 69 AAFP 5s2030 26 89 88 88 do 4.80e 87 65 79', 79 .19 AT AT 3s67 485 133 133V. 133 Fed Mogul2.40 several flurries of profit-taking 1956. Llauldatln dividend eld 51 Tenn cpl.72r ih ai- Texas Co 2 143 61 V. Volume was the heaviest in about FedPacE1.80.

FedPanBll.80 do 3s 7Li li vi 1 va do 42U20 TJH 1 -2 do 4s203O 37 63' do t90 843, do 4Vas2005 14 83 Va 15s, 51 60 44 3. 32 13 28 37 do 3 "is 84 TexGProd.60a 55 45'. FedD8trl.60. Called Ex dividend -dls Br distribution. Ex rlahts xw Without warrants, ww With -warrants wd when distributed wl When issued a In bank two weeks.

33 Bl 15 84 Vi 24 19 70 100 36 Vi 28 13 44 36' 33 62 39 7' 18s. 24 20 20 40 25 44 32 443. 323, 16 28 V. 36 a. Tex bui i Tex Ins NYCn5s2013 72 81 Aircrafts, steels, oils and a few Minn MArM 1.

7 70 do pf 4 t7.3 10O 7 36 Mln 4 28 Minute .80 14 13 Mission Co 3f 11 443. Mission Dev 10 37 Va MIssRlvF 1.40 10 34 MoKT DflVak 6 64 Mo Pac A 2e 9 39 Mohasco Ind. 37 Mo.iud 3 18 MonarcM1.20 2 24 Mn RRAlV.e 2 20 do 1 20: 61 16 3 23 38J4 do pi i.ia J.l HJ yj 4 20 863, 86 863,, 3 1 87 7 87 4 85 B53', 853 9 82 P'2' 4 82 -a 81 99 98 Va 98 1 94 94 94 8 79 79 V. 34 34 1' 63 IV 39 V. 1 ropper issues were among the 57 57 V.

67 67 62 63' 84 84 833, 83 803, 81 73 733, 3, 68 68 V. 65 65 64 "a 64 "a )Sfl3, SO3, 3,4 61 61 2 22 4 4 V. OR 98 4 ''a 37 ruptcy or receiver.niD or oeini reora.n-tel under the BanVruntcy Act or securities assumed by su.b companies. do 2 87 (to 75 rio 234s 80. do 2s 86 AmTob 3s 62 do 3s 69 Armour 5s84f TexPCAOl Tex PLT.lOe Tex A PR5a best performers.

8 9 86 i 28 5 39 6 39'. 14 34 V. 98 1 48' 63 75 30 'a Vs 43 47 17 'i 52 1 103 13 35 i 88 35 26 2R i1'4 24 V. 17 24 46 'a 7 10 48 39 17 32 V. 34 26 31 35 4 8 "4 27 V.

72 91 54 11 36 14 51 45 51V. 69 143 -59 a 18 Va 35 10 48 40 17 32 Vi 34 V. 26 i 31 35' 48 'a 27 72 91 54 "4 11 36 a 14 51 46 1 51 3 69 3, 6 8 1 6 164 162 11 39 39' 7 162 3 39 23 clo4'aS2013. 34 IJ'4 do 4s '98 10 68 NYCLS3s'9S 3 65 NYCMCS'As'SS 2 64 Va 66 61 do 4s2007 23 61 0NYOW4'55xf 30 2'a 0 do4s'92f 109 4 The Associated Press average Tex utu 1.28 3 106V. 106 106V Atchisn 4s95 2 Textron 1.60e 33 23 1 22 4 53 9 30 14 53 25 44 1 35 9 1 17 V.

4 86 1 9 1 a 29 62 5 10 39 10 6 38 39 43 14 V. 7 34 Va 6 98 ,45 49 1 83 8 75 2 30 V. 14 43 5 48 14- IT. 4 52 3 103 7 18 9 35 5 88 3 35 10 26 18 28 -2 11 37 24 8 42 Va 33 53 7 21 29 1 2 32 25 70 2 48 88 166 17 14 13 50 24 40 Fenestra 2 FerroCpl.20e FlbrePap Fid Fire 2 FifthAvLin 2a Flltrol 1.80 Ftrpfitonl First St 2a Firth Cot .60 Flintkote2 400 Floren Stv Pla Pw 1.60 Fla 1.20 Food Fair lb Food Mach 2 do Df 3 1 102 102 102 4 2234 do or 1 22 i 4 19 ThatchGll.20 AtlCL 4 264 rio 4s 80 BAO4Vas2010 do 3 94 94 94 32 87 Vi 86' 86 IV 14 8fi 86 86 'i do pf 2 40 tl 5 50 MonsanCh lb 98 40 Mont Ut 1 10 26 Pac.G-E366 1 98 18 24 20 203, 40 26 44 363, 41 20 213, 37 Slock Market I (Dually Listed Issues Excluded) Mont Pw 1.80 3 44 5 85 85 Kn do 4s SOB 14 105'i 105' 5 103 1023,4 103 14 101 101 5 953. 95 953 1 in 50 12 'i 68 2 40- 2 5 83 ls 1331 1 BefhS 80 250 1263, 1351, J25 91 91 do '70 50 12''.

12 66 40 2b V. 82 133, 69 V. 19 143 1 tl 143 Thermold.60- 2 12 Thorn JR .60 1 12 ThomPd 140 11 63 Tidwat 02t 23 41 do pf 1.20 5 2j "a TimRBear 3a 5 83 Toledo .70 8 13 Trane Co 1 4 69 Tran- Aid 20 193 Tr.nsaml 40a 40 38 36 42 20 21 37 243. 43 14 67 1 2 5 8 10 2 100 100', 3 3 B834 88 883-4 59 9l'i 81 55 77 94 81 55 Va 77 94 81 55 Va 77 94 FordMo 1.80e 177 ForemDair lb 19 60' 4 18 Pen RR 5s 68 do 4s 0 do 4 via 65 do 4'4S '81 PCC-SL 5s70 SfcLSF 4'a22f do 4s 97 Scott PS3S71 ShellU 2s71 BlnelW.S 83 So Pac 4Va81 do Or4' ,77 44 36 "4 41 20 213 37 24' 353 153 40 3 35 MonterOll .80 Mont Ward 2 Moore Mc. IVa Morrell 1 Motor Pd Mot Whl 1.40e Motorola 1 Va Mueller Br 2 Munslngwl.20 Murphy 2a MurrayCp2a BarkrBr 70e Barker Df2 BathlW 2.60 Bavuk CU 1 Beat.Fd 2 20a do pf 4' -i BeaunM Becknin I Beck 8 pf 4 Beck Inst BcechAir BeechLSv Belf Hem .70 Bell Aire "i lb BndxAv 2.400 Benef Fin 1 BenBuet Pest Cg 2.

Bestwall Best Fds 2a Belh Btl 6Vi Blgelow 8 1 BlawKn 1.20 35 36 FostWhl 1.60 89 V. 19 18 "a 36 1 10 123. 1 8 36 1 10 1 12 37 "a 4 5 92 Va 92 92 45 106 105 'a 105 Va "'4 4 87 86 87 3 51 146 144', 144Vi 2 8 97 97 97 30 99V4 98 1 37 24', 43 36 15 41 "4 35 12" Vet Sal's High Irnn Clone Chg, FinCAmAl.eO 152 45 44V, 44 1 Phila Tr.60c 1000 12 12 12 Vi Bid And Asked Francis V4g FrankStr .80 Freept Sul 3 Froedt Co 1 90 91lVz 16 91 BosAM 5s-67 do 4'is'70f do 4s '60 BRAP 457st CaNR 4s'57 CanPa 4sperp CO 4 B2020f CRRNJ CAO 3s96D ChlBAQ 4s'58 CAEIU Inc97f CMSP 5s2055f CANW 499f Tri Conl.10 46 27 '27 Truax Trl.60 1 29 29 TunaSol 1.20 7 28 16 1 is in FrueTr 1.40b StOInd3s82 159 139 1 102 102 102 3 101 101 101 6 75 75 75 6 57 58 1 94 94 94 '-J 1 100 "a 100 100 'i 6 93 a 93 93 74 62 6134 62 89 56 54'i 56 IV4 14 89 89- 53 29 51 Va 44 92 9 17 85 f'a 28 5 "a 39 6 39 Va 14 34 98 4 8 "a 63 75 30 43 47 17 52 103 18 35 88 35 26 28 11 23 ''a 41 'a 53 20 1 31 69 48 "4 164', 14 49 39 "4 41V, 2R 58 18''. 26 15 10 60 46 53 19 45 45 18 40 36 36 14 90 45 37 25' '4 50 18 32 V. 21 12 13 451.4 15' 23 10 Twent 19 25 243.

Gabriel cjair Hob 1 'a 27'. 29 V. 28 24' 17 11 29 1434 28 a 634 V. NatcnCD Nat Acme 2a Nat Alrlin 1 NatAutoF lb NatAvlatl.85e Nat Blsc 2 IHM' I'M 84 96 'a 96 3, 88 88 1 Vi 80 80 98 9844 74 74 1 763'4 76 doNJi. 71 1 BO Tex Cor 3s 65 22 963, 0ThirdAv4s60f 1 88 Wabh 4'is 91 5 80 VheeStl3'4S70 1 1 74 do 4s 2004 5 77 TwinCit 1.80 1 i vi i i'-i Twin Coach.

9 11 10 TXL Oil 27 29 Udylite lb. 15 143, Underwd le. 12 28 28 Un AsbAH 1 3, 6 1 90 9Q1. 9RI. Asked 30 12 32 80 45 ia" 41 7 9 9 3 24 2 5 3 11 1 GamblSk .60 Gamew 1.20c Gar Wood do pf OrdnrDen2.40 Cl'tesSV 3S 30 'a 7 37 10 31 8 37 74 38 51' 15 28 STOCK8 Bid Arundel Corporation 29 Baltimore Transit 11 Baltimore Transit Pfd 313.

Fid A Den 78 '-a Finance Co. of America 'Af 44 Finance Co. of America (Bl 45 Philadelphia Transit 11 'i Potomac Edison 3.6' 85 Potomac Edison 4. 100 CCCASL4s'77 9 75 75 75 V. ClevSL4'aS'61 10 100'.

100 100' 5 15 8 41 22 353, 8 21 5 73 3 28 9 13 33 41 14 37 5 14 18 54 1 223, 47 34 1 60 12 30 62 40' 2 22 74 273, 13 19 8 IS-1, 20 73 25 13 40 37 14 533 223,. 34 60 30 40 22 27 Nat Can NatCsshRl.lO Nat City 2 38 do wl nils EW 2 4 28 30 7 37 V. 10 30 8 37 74 37' a 50 15 28 ''a 65 4 10 27 34 89 33 30 4 7 37 Va 10 30 8-37 74 37 'a 50 15 28'. 66 1 10 27 34 89 1 33V4 Va 21 3 73 25 13 41 1 37 14 22 34 60 303 40 22 'i 273 19 V. 19 54 Boeing Air 1 242 59 Garrett 2...

Gen Accp 1 Foreign Bonds lfi Bon Ami t2 5 38 167 187 167 1 56 126 126 2 2 71 V4 71 71'. 1 129 129 129 175 100 Vi 99 99 Vi DowChm3s'B2 SStl 4s-71 Erie 4s 2015 oFlaEC 5s'74f GMotAc4s'58 13 enAmln.JOe Rnhn Alum 2 4 99 99 y. 23 66 GnAmTr2.80a BONDS Baltimore Transit 4s A. Baltimore Transit 5s A. 99 63-' 99 Dennirk4'as62 1 Ttal Rep 3s 77 1 4 78 89 73 B3 Gfn Bak .60 633, 63 3 99 99 GnBrnz II 1U 3 27 13 35 UnCrbid 2e 25 124 122'a 123 1 UnChera 1.20 4 24 24 Un Elec 1.40b 11 27 27 27Ji Unocal 2.40b 339 61 59 61 5 UnPac 67 31J.

303i 30 do pf .40 28 9 8 9 UnTanC 1.60 11 31 31 31 UnitAirL 1 98 39 38 38 4 Unit Aire 3. 90 87V. 85 86 do Df 4. 2 150 150 150 2,, UnttBis 1.05e 2 28 28 tS Unit Carbn 2 7 65 65 2 27 15 'a 10 80 47 53 19 45 31 4 14 26 4 3 Gen CDU.70 Nat cont do pf 1 NatCylO 1 NatDairy 1.80 Nat Str Nat Distill lb Nat FuelO 1 Nat Fuel 1 Nat Gyps 2b do pf A 7 do of 6 NatLead 2e B-x-oivioena. Total sales, all stocks, 24,000 shares.

uf 60 stocks advanced 70 cents at $185 40. The turnover rose to shares compared with in the previous session. United States Steel was the most active stock for the second straight session, off at 67. Next came two other steel stocks, Republic up 1 at and Jones Laughlin up 1U at 59'2. Fourth in activity was Glenn L.

Martin up 3s at followed by Union Oil of California up 5Vi at 6Ha. American Telephone was heavily traded and up Vi at 183'2 as stockholders voted to increase the authorized stock, clearing the way for a rights offering for purchase of one share at 100 for each ten Shares held. Also enjoying a big turnover were North American Aviation up l3i, Lockheed also up and Douglas Aircraft up 1. As' the reports were more reassuring about the Suez Canal situation. Gulf Oil gained 27s and Royal Dutch Du Pont advanced 2 points, Union Carbide IV2, Zenith and Santa Fe 1.

New Amsterdam To Expand Fire business; Names Scaflf Appointment of George E. Scad as vice president of the New Amsterdam Casualty Company was announced yesterday by J. U. Ma-hon, president. In his new post, Mr.

Scan" will 1 Pf 4 t.l 89 19 19' a In bankruptcy or receivership of beinst reorganized under the Bankruptcy On Clgarl.40 1 33 dHudAM rfs 5s '57f do olnc5s'57f IllBe11T23'4s'8l LehV 4SA2003 LehVTer5s'79 1 48 "a 48 'a 48 "2 8 24 V. 24 24 Vi V. 4 86 85 85 1 2 683. 68 68 IV. 5 87 '4 87 87 29 54 53 V.

1 162 162 129 129 do PI 7 T. I 129 162 Act or securities assmueu dy vi tpv interest tt at.flndftrri. ct Cer aPlus extra. bExcIudlnt axtras. cD elared bo far this year 15 'i 15 Gen Cont.20r 2 15 Gen Dvnam 3 102 79 7 1383 l3Ra4 20 117 116 116 tificates Dealt In flat, Matured.

do wi 147 5 38 11 8 46 3 18 11 40 15 37 Gen Elec 122 62 Gen Flna .80 1 18 78 52 3 61 18 48 7 70 115 Gen Fds .4611 13 4B Genlnstru 8 7 Gen Mills 3 19 70 Va Bond Sirs 1. BookoMn R0 Borden l.BOe BorcWar 2.40 Bos Edis 2 80 Boston Me do pf 5 Bran Alrw 60 Bridg Brs 2'a Brlses 80e BrlggsS 1.20a BrlsMv 1.15e BklyUGas 2 BrownfcBK 1 BrowS 3.20a do wi Bnin Bslke 1 BuckeyePI .25 BucyErlel'e BurldCo .40 BlifForrM.OS BuIovaW1.20a Rurllnd 1. Burllnd 1.. BurroiiKhg 1 BushTm 40r ButlerBrl 30r ButtoCop'e no i 113 47 V. Gen Mot 1 216 48 42Va l' 53 21 1 32 69 1-4 4 8 165 14' 60 39 42 1 28 "4 58 26 15 Va 10 60 V.

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18 48 7 Va 70 115 47 116 93 33 68 1 39 34 5 38 883, is, 44 1 2S 40 31 1 33 GenOut Ad 2a GenPCeml.BO" 36 14 90 45 37 25 51 19 32 21 13 "4 13 46 I 5 3 II 3 68 6 39 Gen pre do pf 1,60 3 34 33 68 39 34 5 37 87 43 25 40 31 GenPub8v.05e 1 5 GenPubU1.60a 22 38 GenRSie2.40a 23 883 Gen Refrac 2b 6 44 Gen Shoe 3 25 Oen Tel 1 20e 13 41 Gen Time 2 2 32 Rverr. Byers of 7 .50 100 53 53 ''a Gen Tire 21) 9 53 1 106J, 106 106 1 do DI 4 1 a CalPark 2 20 CallahanZlnc. Cal CamDb 1 68 37 68 GaPacCl.aob 2 99 43 5 13 37 5 14 91 35 44 8 14 37'. 5 14 91 4 9 14 18 38 26 2 52 Gillette 2a CampRL nimbel 140. Can Dry 1 Olidden 2...

Ooebel Br do pt 4 2 52 28 3. 36 Va 3 77 1 79 3, V. 32 56' a 66 53 12 52 60 28 21 36 3. 10 3 18 78 14 80 I 32 47 563, 35 50 'a 52 28 36 3 76 793, 32 56 3, 1 oodrch 2.20 17 31 "a 31 Capit Airl 2f Goodvr 2 40 caroorunl tiu iou Bai.70 Care.vPh 1.60 1 123, 123 GraccACo2.40 Crah Paine. Granhy 'a Grand TJ 60b Gran C6tle Caro CVO 5 Caren Stl 2a Can Cp 2 40 Case I 18 43 42 'a 12 25 24 t.3 107 707 13 26 26 5 55 54 25 60 59 22 14 13 8 103 102 11 88 88 1 99 99 25 15 15 t.2 106 10:1 or.nt 2 do nr 7 Cater Tr 1 80 Grays Rob do pi it).

tNoPa 2.40a Celanese C.tNoRy 2 do pf 7 do rv nf 4 GVVesS 1 20a' 11 1 1 123, 4 32 47 SI3. 1 38 26 6 10 36 2 96 35 413, 5 203, t.l 141 8 29 9 45 32 14 t.3 89 39 30 12 7 23 32 174 125 assume charge of the fire opera- tions of both New Amsterdam and its affiliate, United States Casualty Company. Both companies, Mr. Mahnn said, plan to extend their tire operations to include all fire and allied lines. Previously they had confined their fire operations to the writing of dwelling and household contents risks.

Mr. Scafi" has resigned as vice president of Sterling Offices, in New York, and will assume his new duties in Baltimore this month. He has had wide experience in the fire insurance field, not only in production but also in underwriting and executive capacities. Prior to his association 3 66 H6-1, do of 7' 103 1 66 42 '1 17 '1 50 1'. 42 Celntex 2 40 OnAuu 1 Ojc 73 2 4 43 17 50 Green.

HL 2a GreenfTD 2a Gryhot'nd 1" ten Hy On Fclv 60a 9 32 a 32 50 50'a 38 33 'i 6 6 35 353. 95 96 1 40 40 20 20 1 141 141 a 283, 99 i 4 4 44 3 143. 1 89 89 1' 30 30 7-1'. 73, 31 32 3 122 Va 125 2' 100 100 1' 37 37'a 22 89 89 25 25 100 3V 35 35 do of 4 Grum Air 2b uantsu ulfMob 2a GulfOII 2'jb 17 49' 8 16 55 32 37 16 68 11 39 3 67 38 99' 40 do of 4 40 2 100 3 37 Cen Hud 80 12 16 Cell lllLt 2 60 1 55 Cen I11PS1 60 13 33 OrftSW 1 40 10 38 CenVSu 1 15e 1 16 1 5 69 C'en-teed 1 29 12 CessnaAIrl 40 25 40 Chad Goth 5 3 Chain Belt 2a 2 67 Champ 1.20 3 39 ChamDtif4'-j' 9 lno OhanreVKtl 60 88 41 HalPrlnt 1.40 Halllbu 2 40' 4 23 14 903, 3 25 t.2 100 5 35 Hamll W1.40 do of 4 Ham Pa l'a 57 HarhWalk2S0 2 57 with Sterling Offices. he was United States manager for the Hams SI.

80 3 3S Haraco Cp2b 11 42 Halifax Insurance Company. 16 55 32 37 16 4 69 11 40', 'a 3 67 38- 100 1', 41 9- 8 '-a 38 63 26 21V. 44 1H '1 57 15 1'-32 Vi 68 4 2 39 26 69 28 94 1 47- 43 68 14', 3 5 "4 42 273, 2R3, 203, 31 52 19 57 1 35 3 42 "a 27 28 3. 1 21, 31 53 19 1 253, Checker Cab 5 9 Chemway 10e 11 8 rhe.sC'nVal 20 4 38 ChesArOh 3 17 63 rhirao CO 1 36 25 Chl-E 111 1 1 ChlCtWes 70e 3 44 CMSPA-Pl'af 26 1H do of 5. 5 58 Harsha CJ(e 8 27J.

Ha SAM1 60b 4 28 Va Ha? AtGl 20 24 21 HerhtCol 80a 4 31''. Heinz 1 80.. 3 53 George J. Hricko. who has been with New Amsterdam for some time, has been appointed assistant Heller 1 4 19'.

secretary and will be an assistant Helme 1.60a.. 3 25 25' 36' ii Hi 1 IH JO to Mr. Scafl. Here 13 45 45 4S CtllfcNW 40 25 do Pf 8 32 ChlPneuT2a 19 68 ChRIiPs2.70 23 39 Chick Col If 2 26 CO Pf 5 7.9 14 1-4 l.i TIaldwin Passano Appointed HershChoc2a 8 49 48 49 Herti 1 12 37i 363, 373. 1 Hew Roblns2 3 38 38 38 rhrvjler la 79 70 ClnOA-E 1.20b 12 28 38 25 21 44 57 21 32 66 38 26 P'l 2R 94 47 43 14 39 20 "4 61 41 106 71 19 73 HevdenCh 60e 6 16J.

in 10 WE'VE PROVED OUR METTLEV- TO METAL INDUSTRIES JJ Maryland's metal industries rank among the nation's Xl largest. First National is proud of its century and a half ls'r-V JV-Jtt of partnership in their progress. We have clients in I practically all primary and secondary metal fields. V. riV.

If vi From steel mills to jewelry manufacturers. Refiners and "Cil vL tin can manufacturers. Cutlery, tool and hardware I I I makers. Manufacturers of drums, safes, foil, nuts, bolts, -V plumbing and heating supplies. We've helped them do business.

They like the way First National does busi- jkO I ness. We believe you will, too. C- tL' First National bank CTJ OF BALTIMORE XIv QiWC CopW 1 Svrptui 120,000,000 7-, 1 CTT do nr 4 '12 94 i HeyC'hCvpf4 .80 84 84 84 1 1 5 47; CItiMllM 1 l0e HfllonHOt 2.40 21 49 4'4 4- Hon tiect 3 i' a Holland Fl' 2 12 12 Hollander 2 73, 7 CIT fin 40-Clues 2 400 Ctly Inv 40e Crrod2 Cny S'r 1 40 HollySus 1 20 -'0 'a '0' To Philadelphia, Position L. Baldwin Passano. former Baltimore banker, has been elected an estate planning officer in the trust department of the First Pennsylvania Banking and Trust Company, Philadelphia.

Mr. i'assano was formerly a trust officer for estate plannins 39 20 R2 1 dO PI I'j 1 JUJ4 JU'4 Homstk 160a 5 33 3T 15 44 44 68 3 14 2 2 20 23 63 7 1 1 106 1 72 4 19 17 73 5 4T 41 1. Honolulu 1 5 67 6i'a Hooker El 1 12 45 44 j.i i 12'. 7-', 20 30J, 33 67 "a 443. 102 'a lVi 6 18 1 1 26'.

101 53 3 IB3, 1. do of 4 2 10 "a 1U a Hotel CP Am 11 6 6 41 vith Uie Mercantile-Safe Deposit Hood Ind 1. 17 1B'-i Itl'4 do pf 2 2 39 38 HouseFIn 1 20 4 26 26 do nf 4 40. 5 101 101 6 1 1 2 111" 3 04 0 1 106 71 19 73 43' 111-53 15 31 49 61 31 30 17 20 15 tr.d Trust Company, Baltimore. He is a graduate of the trust 40 1 53 63 18 18 18'a Clark Fquio 2 ClevFtll 1 20e do nf 4 Clev 3 Cievite Chm Mo 2 70.

cluett l' Cora-Cnla a Cold Pelm 3 .45 Col F.Vlr 2 do nf 24 CnM-Fo lp'4" Col Bd A 80b do T4 80b Col C.us 90 Coi Pict 1 206 Cn Car 2 4(tn CA-fiO'-FM 60 Com Fng 1 Coml Cr 2.80 Coml finlv 1 23. department school of the Illinois 2 15 91 1 49 1 I fl 61 31 18 31 8nr34e nHud A Man Hud Huop Cp 89 5 35 31 49 61 30 30 17 19 50 Bankers Association at Northwestern University and of the trust rouie of the Hanover Bank. 51 17 20 51 27 52 New York, He also studied at 88 5 35 29 61 56 46 20 39 76 91 62 Hopkins Lniversitv and 6 29, 14 62 6 57 46 8 29 3a 13 40', 18 77 15 93 4 62 BR a 6 1 35 a 29. 1 62 57 46 1 29 40 77 2 92 1 a 32 2 486 1 37 153'. 29 Boys Latin School in Baltimore Rd 2 MtVlE 'I0CI4L Dtf)8IT IN8UNCI COUCIT10M 1 15 17 36 21 Cnn Mills 80 Cnncolcul 27 51 18 41 14 17 15 21 46 106 17 303.

53 32' do pf 2 Iriaho 111 Cent, 2e 111 Pw 2 60 do pf 2 04 ItmplsP-L 1 1ndustRav3 I in- a rt 2 a InlanrtStUe Tn-pir Cop le Imerlafrl 05e lir Harv2 lilt In'Minerl 60 IniN'lcka 60a fo nf 7 In' Park IntPaoer3h tnt fho, 2 46 Int eilver 4 6 487 4f-6 12 1 4 51 18 41 4. 14 21 46' 1061 4 19 17 4n 4 "1 22 37 37 3.CO 1573. in 3 20 29 27 3. 27 5H 47 4 106 2 10 1 17 7 40 MARYLAND BUSINESS SINCE 1 8 IN PROGRESS TO A member of the board of Baltimore's Bolton Street Center for under-privileaed children Mr. Pa-sano is also treasurer and a vestryman of Memorial Episcopal Church here and vice president of the Maryland State Golf Association He served in the United 8tates Armv Air Force during World War II.

4 PARTNERS Cot Cnnpl JOe ConFtils 2 40 0', nf 5 Con Flecron Ci.Frooi 70 Con St Con 1er 4 82 nf 4 Container 3. 40 108 108 108 3 129'-, 13 10 10 in'. 2l 128'. 1991., r.T 1 100 inn liii 4 403, 403, 11 ti' 1 101 3 4 lO1" 67', 101 jn- 66V, 87 niltl I i fcjl iiJ tt.