in in to m. --45 Akron Wednesday, Beacon Rites Friday For Chief Paul Wein Services for Paul Edward of Summit County, will be at neral Home. Burial will be in Chief Wein was found dead at his desk Tuesday afternoon. plea pitalized was 59. in 1959 had and 1961 been with hosheart attacks.
Mrs. Harold Mong, secretary in the sheriff's office detective bureau, found Chief Wein at 2:05 p. m. when she went to his office to talk about a war. rant.
CHIEF WEIN was a former City of Akron police lieutenant and from 1950 to 1952 was assigned as an agent to the PAUL E. WEIN SR. Federal Bureau of Investigation working on "internal curity." He had an uphill struggle establish himself as a career law enforcement officer. He was an orphan at age. His father was a World War casualty for whom Akron's Joseph Wein Post, Veterans of Foreign Wars, was named.
His mother died earlier. He completed the eighth grade at St. Mary parochial school, then attended Hammel Business College briefly. At 16, he was a clerk for Enterprise Manufacturing Co. He worked for several other firms, including Goodrich, fore joining the Police.
Dept. Jan. 29, 1929. AT VARIOUS times in police career, he headed narcotics squad; the Juvenile Bureau and the Crime Prevention Bureau. He was president of the Akron Crime Clinic 1947.
Chief Wein went with Robert Campbell when the latter became Summit County sheriff on Jan. 1, 1961, establish a school for deputies. He had been charge ficer training in the Police Dept. for a time. He leaves his wife, Mary and two sons, Paul Jr.
and Stephen J. The family home at 2100 N. Medina Line rd. Friends may call at funeral home from 3 to 5 7 to 9 p. m.
Thursday. JOHN R. SHANKS John Ray Shanks, 70, of Sumatra died Tuesday Akron City Hospital. He was a retired Goodrich employe with 30 years' service. Born in Blacklick, resided in Akron since 1919.
Mr. Shanks was a veteran World War I. A corporal the 308th Field Signal Battalion, he saw service in France. He was a member of Akron Post 209, American Legion, and Akron Fraternal Order of Mr. Shanks leaves his wife, Margie, and brothers G.
of Coolville, and Emil Phoenix, Ariz. Services will be Saturday 1 p. m. in the George Scott Funeral Home, Tallmadge, where the family will receive friends Thursday and Friday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p. Burial will be in Rose Burial Park.
CHARLES E. BRAST Charles E. Brast, 75, Greentree, formerly Akron, died Tuesday in Greentree. He was an employe of Erdner Engineering Co. Pittsburgh.
He was an Akron resident 35 years. He was member of Graystone United Presbyterian Church in Coraopolis, Rochester Lodge 229, and the National Professional Engineering ciety. Mr. Brast leaves his Ida Heinlein Brast; a Louis C. of Pittsburgh, sisters.
Tona and Bertha Brast of Akron, Services will be Friday 1:30 p. m. in the R. D. Copeland Funeral Home at Coraopolis.
Burial will be in Mt. anon Cemetery, near burgh. MRS. ETHEL MERRITT Mrs. Ethel E.
Merritt, 62, supervisor for Allen Cleaners, died Tuesday in Akron Hospital following a brief he ness. Born in Clarksville, Mrs. Merritt lived in Akron 13 years, at 1786 Adelaide blvd. She was a member of Chapel on Fir Hill. Mrs.
Merritt leaves a daughMrs. Gordon Cathey Akron; two grandchildren, 24-HOUR HEATING SERVICE ALL MAKES AND TYPES FACTORY TRAINED MEN Carrier PLANNED SERVICE DAY CALL NIGHT 745-1187 Blind Son Inc. G. L. Nangle Dies; Goodyear Retiree George L.
Nangle, who Monday, died Tuesday in Crestview Mr. Nangle, 2286 Englewood was 91. Born in Moundsville, W. he and Mrs. Nangle grew up together and were married Nov.
30, 1892, in West Vir. ginia. THEY CAME to Akron 50 years ago he was a supervisor and foreman for Goodyear in Plant 2 for 33 years until his retirement 17 years ago. Mr. Nangle was also a member of Grace Methodist Church.
He leaves only his wife, Emma. Services will be Thursday at 7:30 p. m. in the Kesler Funeral Home, the Rev. Law.
rence Miller officiating. Burial will follow grave. side services Friday in Harris. ville, W. Va.
Friends may call at the funeral home from 7 to 9 tonight and Thursday from 2 to 4 p. m. MRS. EMMA PENCE Mrs. Pence Mrs.
Emma Pence, 63, of 2685 Conrad died today in Akron General Hospital after a long illness. A native of Georgia, she lived in Akron 37 years. was a member of Lovers Lane Christian and Missionary Alliance Church. Mrs. 'Pence leaves her husband, H.
Ed- Mrs. Pence ward; sons May- ford of Portland, and Hugh of Akron; brothers Henry and Frank Harper Ellijay, and Osborn of Melbourne, sisters Mrs. Harley Ray and Mrs. Harley Dunn of Ellijay and Mrs. Fred Hill of Savannah, and four grandchildren.
Services will be Saturday at 1 p. m. in the Schermesser Funeral Home where friends may call Thursday from 7 to 9 p. m. Burial will be in Greenlawn LAZAR POPA Lazar Popa, 68, of 1079 Lexington a native of Romania, died Tuesday at his residence after a long illness.
Mr. Popa, who had lived in Akron since 1917, was a stock clerk at Goodrich with 4 42 years' service. He retired in 1961. He was a member of the Goodrich Twenty Year Club; Adoniram Lodge 517, and the Acacia Club of Goodrich. Mr.
Popa leaves his wife, Anna; daughters Mrs. Mary P. Miller and Mrs. Helen Kirk of Akron; sons Lewis of Sheffield Lake, and John Akron; three sisters and four brothers in Romania, and 13 grandchildren. Services will be Friday at 1 in the Presentation of Our Lord Romanian Orthodox Church.
Friends may the Hennessy Funeral from 7 to collet 9 tonight and 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p. m. Thursday. The body will be at the church Friday from noon until service time. Prayer services will be at 8 Thursday.
The family suggests that memorials be made to the Romanian Orthodox Church. ANNA SHELKOFSKY Mrs. Anna Shelkofsky, 93, of 807 Indian died today in Akron General Hospital after a short illness. Born in Hazelton, she lived in Akron 34 years. She was a member of Akron Baptist Temple; Loyalty Sisterhood 303.
Dames of Malta; Royal Neighbors, marked 72 years of marriage Nursing Home at Medina. Lodge 8248: Courageous Hearts Club; Widows Circle: Kenmore Grandmothers Club and the Ninth Ward F- nocratic Club. Mrs. Shelkofsky leaves sons, Paul of Akron and Herbert of Crockett. a daughter, Mrs.
Glenn (Blanche) Zigler of Akron; 14 grandchildren and 24 grandchildren. Friends may call at the great Schlup-Cox Funeral Home after 7:30 p. m. Thursday and Friday afternoon and evening. Services will be announced later.
AGATHIS ZOFREY AGATHIS ZOFREY Graveside services for Agathis Zofrey, 69, of 25 N. Forge a retired watchmaker, will be Thursday at 11 a. m. in Glendale Cemetery. Long.
Scovell Funeral Home is charge of arrangements. Mr. Zofrey, who died Monday in St. Thomas Hospital, was a native of Italy and veteran of World War I. He resided in Akron 40 years.
CATHERINE M. FARNER CUYAHOGA FALLS Mrs. Catherine M. Farner, 66, of 1764 Twenty- Fifth died at her home after a short illness. Born in Danville, she lived in the area 60 years.
She formerly worked at the State rd. Peoples Drug Store. She leaves sons, Merrill R. of Cuyahoga Falls and Warren K. of Toledo; sisters, Mrs.
Laura Fink of Harrisburg, Mrs. Hazel Wieland of Kent and Mrs. Mabel Hopp, of Silver Lake; seven grandchildren, and two great-grandchildren. Services will be Friday at 1 p. m.
at Billow Falls Funeral Home, Dr. Franklin H. Minck officiating. Burial will be in Standing Rock Cemetery, Kent. Friends will be received at the funeral home Thursday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.
m. MYRTLE MULVAY CUYAHOGA FALLS Mrs. Myrtle Mulvay, 65, of 1823 Eighteenth died Tuesday at her home. Services are being arranged by Billow Funeral Home. FLORENCE PLUM CUYAHOGA FALLS Mrs.
Florence Kent Plum. 87. of 449 Washington died today at the Twin Pines Retreat, Stow, after a six-month illness. Born in Aurora, she resided here 40 years. The Clifford Funeral Home is arrang.
ing services. THOMAS H. CARROLL CUYAHOGA FALLS Thomas H. Carroll, 59, of 3066 Kingston Circle died this morning at Akron City Hospital. Arrangements are being handled by Billow Falls Funeral Home.
Area Deaths Mrs. Mary C. Simmers, 65, of 2461 Summit Copley. 2 star add area deaths. Mrs.
Lauretta Rose Martin, obits 76, of 263 Howe Brimfield George Porok, 75, of 39 Sixteenth st. NW, Barberton Nick A. Hazeltine, 78, of 1782 W. Turkeyfoot Barberton William J. Haver, 74, a former Barberton resident for 63 years before mov.
ing to Orlando, 11 years Mrs. Anna H. Loucks, 67, of 146 O'Dell Portage Infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wendell R.
Tawney Sr. of 33 Youtz Portage Lakes, who died at birth Saturday at Akron General Hospital. Cleveland Industrial Stocks OVER THE COUNTER Asked Ga Int life Giant Ti Gilmore Gidn pfd 77 Globe Ind Greg Ind 9 Growth Cap Halle Bro Hanna Mi Hansen Hauser Hickok Higbee Hoover A Int S'way Feiss Kaiser St Lease Way Lee Wilson Leece Nevil Lubrizol EW MacDo Mid Con Mid West Mohawk Mo Mark Monro AE Nat Screw Am Van Oh Tel Norw Tr Ogle Nor Ohio Cal xOhio Cnk Ohio For Ohio Sav Ohio Ser xOsborn Asked Ph Lamp 45 Rd Ex Com Pent Pub Park Rand De Pepsi Bot Midden Dr Ridge Tool 43 Rochestr 20 Sawhill 15 OM' Scott Scott Av Scott Seaway Sexton In 23 Shkr Prop Smucker 59 62 Solon Ind Steel Imp Sterl 61 Stowe Summit 13 Tappan 33 35 Techno Fd Tel Ser Oh 221 24 Therm 29 31 Tinnerm 381 41 Howmotr 28 Tr Pipe Tremeo Troxel 123 Un Fin US Real 13 US True 23 Valley 281 31 Vernor WR Life -Ex Dividend CREDIT PROBLEMS? WE WELCOME YOUR ACCOUNT WE DO OUR OWN FINANCING Emerson Emerson, ent Ridit EMERSON $100 COLOR TV DOWN DELIVERS 34 Years In Business Dollar Stores 100 E. MARKET ST. FR-6-6178 ARLINGTON PLAZA Journal F-5 AN A 1964 THE WEATHER Data From 0.5.
WEATNER BUREAU 30 kais Showers Snow Flurries to the Great Lakes and rain and snow in the midand showers along the lower Mississippi and Tenfor tonight. It will be Mexico to the north Atthe Plateau to the Great this afternoon and evening and becoming north to northeast 20-28 knots tonight. Snow. 5 Day Forecast Temperatures will average 1 to 3 degrees below the normal high of 40 and low of 26. A moderating trend at the beginning of the period will be followed by colder weather over the weekend and early next week.
Precipitation will average to inch melted as snow or snow flurries most days of the period. Temperatures In Other Cities clear 42 Bismarck, snow 13 30 Buffalo, snow 21 40 26 56 Detroit, snow 26 Indianapolis, cloudy 27 FORECAST 40 Until Thursday Morning Figures Show Law Temperatures Expected Net Indicated Consult SNOW FROM the Rockies north Atlantic states, Mississippi and Ohio valleys Pacific coast and in the nessee valleys are predicted warmer from the Gulf of lantic area and colder from Lakes. AP. Ohio 30 Cloudy and warmer today with intermittent light snow north. High today 34-42 north.
Occasional periods of sleet or freezing rain changing to rain south later tonight. Light snow in north tonight. Low tonight 32-38 south and 26-32 north. Rain ending south and snow ending north with little change in temperature Thursday. Lake Erie East to southeast winds increasing to 20-28 knots Maximums Yesterday Minimums Kansas City, rain 42 35 Last Night Los 66 55 Louisville, 34 30 28 71 69 19 New Orleans, cloudy 53 40 15 New York, cloudy 28 23 25 Pittsburgh, cloudy 24 17 24 San Diego, cloudy 60 27 Tampa, cloudy 60 24 74 25 33 25 For Self And Firm Has Paid $12 Million On Taxes, Davis Says Akron Financier Poncet Davis told today he owes the Federal Government of a $5,773,689 claim made against him He said the remaining taxes will be "paid as due." approved THE BEACON Journal Court in learned Tuesday that five outDavis' Found Guilty In Shooting Ben H.
Works 45, a former special sheriff's deputy, was found guilty today by a Common Pleas Court jury on charges of assault with a deadly weapon and shooting with intent to kill. Judge Stephen Colopy delayed sentence pending a motion for a new trial by Works' attorney, Walter Vogel Jr. Works, 584 Madison shot George W. Clark in the leg last April during a quarrel. The prosecution contended Works was not on duty as a deputy at the time.
Suspend 37 In Sitdown One suspension notices have been handed out to 37 tire builders at Goodyear's Plant 2 as a result of a sitdown action Monday night. The 37 declined to work after a fellow tire builder was suspended for refusing to handle a normal assignment, a company spokesman said. The suspensions were effective Tuesday. The Goodyear official added that tire builders on all four shifts have continued to work. 18-Year Coma Ends In Death ST.
JOSEPH, Mo. (AP) A mysterious disease struck Katherine Sue Groce when she was 18 months old, putting her to sleep. She died at her home Tuesday night after almost 18 years in a coma. Doctors never determined exactly what the illness was but presumed it was a form of encephalitis or sleeping sickness. CHICAGO GRAIN EARLY QUOTATIONS By Francis I.
du Pont 10 E. Mill St. New Wheat- -December 1.48-48%: March 1.51¼-½: May 1.52¾•½: July 1.49¼-47¾: September 1.49⅞-50. Corn- -December 1.21: March May 1.28¼: July 1.29¾: September 1.27. Oats December March May Rye December 1.19½: 1.23-23¼: Soybeans May 1.25-24¾: January July 2.87½-¼: 1.27¼.
March 2.90-89½: May 2.91: July 2.90¼-89¾: August 2.83¾: September 2.59¼-59: November 2.52½-¾. BUILDING material all kinds! Low prices! See Class 68 Want Ads. 253-1111. the Beacon Journal "less than $500,000" for back income taxes. settlements have been by the U.
S. Tax Washington, putting liability at the $5 million plus figure. This reduction of $107,213 from the amount originally asked by the Internal Revenue Service. Davis, 66, of 639 N. Portage Path, said he made $12 million in payments on behalf of himself and the Tire Rubber Co.
of Tuscumbia, since 1955 for both income and excise taxes. He could not sort out the amount of each. DAVIS said he paid the $12 million in between July, 1955, and last Sept. 30. "Whatever is due is being paid as due." He indicated an agreement with the Government permits him to make payments on the balance at regular intervals.
The socially prominent financier was eager to explain that claims against his wife, Katharine, son, Poncet and daughter, Katherine T. Russell, have been settled. The government had asked $755.770 of the trio, claiming Davis had transferred assets to keep them from tax collectors. The claims were finally settled for $139,990. DAVIS spent 17 months in Federal prison for income tax evasion in 1957 and 1958.
He was paroled from the Federal Penitentiary at Springfield, May 19, 1958. He ran the Robbins Tire from a suite of offices in an Akron hotel. Most of his tax troubles stemmed from that venture. Davis' attorney, James C. Herndon, told the Be a con Journal a "substantial part of the settlement has been paid," but did not verify Davis' figures.
"The rest 'is in the process of being paid," Rail Engineers Get Pay Boosts CHICAGO (P) The Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen has ratified a contract with 163 railroads giving engineers a wage increase retroactive to June 1. The wage clauses run through Jan. 1, 1966. Enginemen will receive a fourth week of vacation after 20 years of service. CRUDE RUBBER NEW YORK (P -Rubber standard futures closed unchanged to 40 higher.
Sales 5 contracts. High Low Close Jan. 27.40 27.40 27.40 May 24.56 24.55 24.55 Sept. 24.55 24.55 24.35B Spot No, 1 ribbed smoked sheets. 28N, DYMO HOME LABEL MAKERS Makes self-sticking plastic labels of professional quality.
Easy to use an unusual gift for anyone on your list. Only one to a customer! $488 Reg. $9.95 Special Shop Where You Can Summervilles Open 8:30 Saturday to Daily 5 800 South High St. 535-3166 8:30 to December 2, GIRL a WHERE'S THE FIRE? Wein chief deputy sheriff 2 p. m.
Friday in the Cox FuRose Hill Burial Park. a brother. Albert Underwood of Paducah, Ky. Services will be Thursday at 8 p. m.
in the Eckard-Baldwin Funeral Home. Further services and burial will be in Kentucky. Friends, may call at the funeral home 7 to 9 tonight and Thursday from 3 p. m. until services.
ARTHUR F. THOMPSON Arthur F. Thompson, 55, an employe of the Goodyear Labor Dept. 37 years, died Tuesday in Akron City Hospital after a short illness. Born in Kent, he resided in Akron 50 years.
His home was at 1311 Niagara av. Mr. Thompson leaves his wife, Helens, a son, Phillip; daughters, Vicki Finch and Pamela Thompson; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Thompson and a grandchild, all of Akron; brothers, Charles of Akron and Harry Jr.
of Cuyahoga Falls and a sister, Mrs. Yvonne Earl of the Falls. He was a member of Joppa Lodge, 666, and secretary of the Goodyear Hunting and Fishing Club and of the Goodyear 25-Year Club. Services will be Friday at 3 p. m.
in Goodyear Heights United Presbyterian Church. Burial will be in Rose Hill I Burial Park. Friends may call from 3 to 10 p. m. Thursday and after 8:30 until 10 a.
m. Friday at the Adams Funeral Home. The body will be at the church from Friday noon until service time. SAMUEL BATTEN Samuel Batten, 59, a former Goodrich employe, died in Camden-Clark Hospital in Parkersburg, W. Tuesday after a short illness.
Mr. Batten was born in Wood County, W. Va. He was a member of the Goodrich 20- Year Club before moving to Parkersburg, where he operated a restaurant, 15 years in ago. He leaves his wife, Nancy; a daughter, Mrs.
Colletta Jean Rea of Cuyahoga Falls; a son, Samuel H. Batten of Charlesto ton, W. sisters Mrs. Pearl Burgan of Cuyahoga Falls, Mrs. Moore of Cambridge, Mrs.
Ina Garnet, Simmons of Spencer, W. and four grandchildren. Services will be at 1 p. m. is Thursday at the Chambers Funeral Home in Ravenswood, W.
Va. Burial will be in the Ravenswood Cemetery. JOSIE E. McLANE Josie E. McLane, 94, died Tuesday in the Stephens Nursing Home.
Miss McLane was a retired bookkeeper and a former employe of the East Liverpool Bank. She was born in West Point, and came to Akron 12 years ago from Pittsburgh. She was a member of the Allenside United Presbyterian Church. She leaves a brother, Colin W. McLane of Elko, and a niece, Mrs.
Florence Horton of Akron. a at 1 p. Services m. in will the be Eckard Thursday win Funeral Home where friends may call from 7 to 9 tonight. Burial will be in Lisbon, O.
MRS. MATILDA PRIMOSIGH Services for Mrs. Matilda Primosigh, 80, of 1191 Seward will be Thursday at 9:30 a. m. in St.
Paul Catholic Church. Mrs. Primosigh, who died Monday in Akron City Hospital, was born in Austria a and was an Akron resident 54 years. She was a member of St. Paul Church and its Ladies Guild, which will meet for rosary at 8 tonight in the Hummel Funeral She leaves daughters Mrs.
Anna Seidel of Akron, Mrs. Olga Rodenbucher of Suffield and Mrs. Josephine Lingel of Brimfield; eight grandchildren, and nine great dren. Friends may call at the funeral home from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p. m.
today. Burial will be in Holy Cross Cemetery. BEN SUDDIETH Services for Ben Suddieth, 38, of 745 Edgewood Apt. E. will be Thursday at m.
in the Turner Funeral Home. Mr. Suddieth, who died Monday, leaves his wife, Vic. toria: a son, Benjamin daughters Susanne Carol, Allison and Mrs. Sandra Miller of Akron; his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Calvin Suddieth; brothers Calvin and Louis; three ters, Mrs. Dora Della man, Mrs. Kathryn Waynesboro and Mrs. Elizabeth Lewis, and a granddaughter.
Friends may call at the funeral home from 7 to 9 tonight. Burial will be in Glendale Cemetery. PAYS 4.3% CURRENT DIVIDEND Save At FIRST FEDERAL Savings and Loan Association of CLEVELAND 10300 Northfield Road 5733 Broadway Broadway at Libby Local This is a record of the alarms answered by the Fire Department during the 24-hour period ending at 7:30 a. m. today.
10:56 Fulton confined second floor rear porch and door. caused by careless smoking. estimated loss $550. 10:59 a. E.
Market st, and Dorcas false alarm. 11:06 a. m. --123 S. Forge confined to washroom at Central High School.
caused by careless smoking. 10 loss. 12:38 p. m. --1319 Ada disconnected defective television set, 3:06 p.
and Sherman car fire, estimated loss $10. 4:28 p. m. --525 Treeside released child from locked dwelling. 4:48 Seiber defective Ritchen stove.
no loss. 7:01 p. E. Market confined to lavatory, cause undetermined, estimated loss $200. 7:46 p.
m. --308 W. Crestnut removed overheated furnace tor. 8:18 p. 240 Cuvahoga confined to second floor kitchen, caused by defective refrigerator, no loss.
9:12 p. Bell and Bishop false alarm. 1:26 a. North of Union Depot on Baltimore and Ohio tracks. fire in dining car.
caused by combustible material placed too near stove. no loss estimate. 2:16 a. m. --159 S.
Broadway accidental alarm. 5:07 a. m. --198 N. Portage Path, rubbish fire in basem*nt, caused by careless smoking, no loss.
6:23 a. m. --443 Bishop shut off gas and water to defective heater. a Show Slides On Iberia Mr. and Mrs.
John B. Hower, Akronites who practically call the Iberian Peninsula their second home, will speak on "Spain and Portugal" Thurs- Mr. and Mrs. Hower day evening in the Stan Hywet Travelogue series. Their slide illustrated talk will begin at 8 in the Stan Hywet Carriage House Auditorium, 714 N.
Portage Path. Admission is $1 or two Stan Hywet membership book coupons for adults, 50 cents or one coupon for children 6 to 16. The Howers have made several trips to Spain and Portugal. Akron Stocks Noon Quotations By Bache Co. 2nd Nat'l Bldg.
FINANCIAL Last Bid Akron Sav Loan 60 Akron-Dime Bank First Natl Bank 68 Barb State Bank RUBBER Firestone com 43 Gen Tire com 20 do $5 pf Goodrich Goodyear Co Mohawk Rubber Seiberling Rubber do pf do 5 pf 52 MISCELLANEOUS Aid Investment AIl States Fro Alsco Alside 10. Beverage Babco*ck Wilcox 36 Con Freight 20 Dunhill Int Pflueger Corp 90 McNeil Mach NRM Corp 36 Ohio Brass xd.40 Ohio Edison com 59 Pitts Plate Glass 68 Quaker Oats 62 Roadway Exp 34 Sum Nat Hold 13 BANK STOCKS Bid Bankers Tr Chase Manh Fst. Nat City Morgan Guar Wells Fargo Bk Insurance Aetna Cas 126 Aetna Life new Am Re-Ins xd Conn Gen Gen Reinsur 223 Glens Falls Hanover Ins 44 Hartf Fire Home Ins NY 69 Nationwd A Casualty Ohio State If Phoenix 127 Prov- Wash Springfd Ins Travelers US Fid 62 Greetings '84 CORPORATE BONDS Bid Asked Assembly Prd '72 93 98 Chem '80 150 156 Master 68 '73 94 100 Dover Const '72 90 85 Steel 171 105 Drug 55 68 '74 99 104 S'way Tr '75 95 102 Mark '83 Nat Cleve 71 68 78 Ser 68 '67 134 Akron Accidents Last 24 Hours 38 Total 1964 Traffic Accidents 12,106 MUTUAL FUNDS Bid Asked AffiliatedFd 8.92 9.65 Am Bus Shrs xd 4.24 4.58 Am Mutual Fd 10.19 11.14 Atom Ph Se Fd 5.20 5.68 Axe-Houghton: Fund A 6.35 6.90 Blue Ridge Mut 13.46 14.71 Boston Fund 10.67 11.66 Broad St Inv 15.73 17.01 Bullock Fund 14.81 16.23 Can Gen Fd 20.52 22.43 Canadian Fund 19.14 20.71 Century Shrs Tr 15.26 16.68 Chemical Fd 13.92 15.21 Colonial Fund 12.61 13.78 Colonial Grth En 13.56 14.82 Commonwealth: Investmt 10.81 11.81 Concord Fund 12.64 12.64 Delaware Fd 12.25 13.39 Divers Gth Stk 10.17 11.15 Dividend Shrs 3.78 4.14 Dow Th Inv Fd 5.27 5.70 Dreyfus Fund 21.02 22.85 Eaton Stk 16.28 17.59 Electronics Inv 4.14 4.52 Energy Fd 23.18 23.18 Fidelity Cap 11.59 12.60 Fidelity Fund 18.46 19.96 F.IF. 4.86 5.33 Fundamtl Inv xd 11.46 12.56 Group Securities: Common 14.75 16.15 Imperial Falk 4.00 4.35 Incorp Income 9.91 10.83 Invest Co Am xd 11.60 12.60 Investors Group Funds: Mutual Inc 12.36 13.43 Stock 21.08 22.92 Selective 10.34 11.12 Variable Pay 7.48 8.13 Intercontl 6.53 7.06 Keystone Custodian Invest Bd B-1 xd 24.56 25.63 Med Bd B-2 24.23 26.43 Lazard Fund 18.25 19.12 Lexngtn Ine Tr 11.12 12.15 Life Ins Inv 9.89 10.81 Life Ins Stk 7.48 8.15 Mass Inv Grth 8.92 9.75 Mass In Trust 17.08 18.67 M.I.F. Fund 17.38 18.79 M.I.F.
Growth 5.21 5.63 Sec 23.85 25.80 One William St 14.41 14,41 Pine Street 12.50 12.50 Price, TR Grth 17.41 17.41 Puritan Fund 9.64 10.42 Putnam Geo 16.02 17.51 Putnam Grth 9.57 10.46 Selected Amer 10.97 11.86 Sharehl Tr Bos 11.75 12.83 Sovereign Inv 17.04 18.66 State St Inv 43.50 46.25 Stein Roe Funds: Balance 41.37 41.37 Stock 36.72 36.72 Intl 17.61 17.61 Televisn Elect 8.02 8.74 United Funds: Accumulative 16.51 18.04 Income 13.77 15.05 Science 7.33 8.01 Value Line 6.43 7.03 Wall St Invest 10.76 11.76 Wellington Fd 14.97 16.32 Whitehall Fd 14.15 15.30 Windsor Fd 15.46 16.80 Ask 69 25 101 31 60 63 14 Asked 71 231 53 79 41 DIVIDENDS Rate Ree. PAY. Regular Advance Mtge .05 12-10 12-21 Beatrice Fds .40 12-15 1- Beatrice Fds pf 1.125 12-15 1- Beneficial Finan .30 12-11 12-31 Brockway Glass .25 12-10 12-31 Brockway GI pf .625 12-10 12-31 Contl Baking a ,55 12-11 12-28 Cont Baking pf 1.375 12-11 1. Cooper Rub .20 12-18 12-31 Cooper Rub pe emconpf .2375 12- Denny's Restrnts .05 12-21 1-15 Dow Chemical Co .45 12-31 1-29 Duffy Mott .25 12-15 EasternStnlessStl .225 12- 4 Emerson Elec .25 12-11 12-29 Food Fair Strs .225 12-11 1- Food Fair Strs pf 1.05 12-11 1- Gearbart Owen .045 1-29 Heli Coil .20 12-11 Heller, WE 4 .11 12-18 1- Intl Shoe .30 12-11 1- Kaiser .20 1-15 pf .625 1-15 Leslie Fay A .12 12-15 12-30 Link Belt .60 2. 1 3- MacDonald, EF .05 12-31 Nat Transit .15 12-14 12-21 NY Fire Insur 45 12- 3 12-11 Ohio Brass Co .40 12- 9 12-23 Oxford Paper .30 12-31 Redman Indust .075 1-18 2- Republic Foil .10 12-11 12-21 Richman Bros Co .50 12-15 Square Co .35 12-16 1- Univ Marion .15 12-14 12-30 Univ Marion pl 1.125 12-27 UTD Corp 0 .35 12-15 12-31 Adams Mills .10 12-11 12-30 Link Belt .60 12-14 Repub Foil .10 12-11 12-21 Tri Contl Cp .03 12-11 12-24 Reduced Am Photocopy .05 12-15 1- Increased Crompton Co 40 12- 9 12-15 Morrell, John .25 12-15 12-31 New Yorker Max .90 12- 9 12-16 Irregular Tri Conti Cp ,59 12-11 12-24 Special Nat Transit .05 12-14 12-21 New Yorker Mag 2.30 12- 9 12-16 Stock Beatrice Fds (x) 2- 1 3- (x) One additional sare for each three shares held.
Denny': Restrnts 1-15 (7) -One additional share for each four shares held. Initial Cerro Cerp new .35 12-14 12-29 Pneumo Dynamics .12 12-18 1- CLEVELAND LIVESTOCK CLEVELAND -Cattle, 600. tion day; market not established: choice steers nominal; good to choice commercial and standard $21-23: choice heifers $21-23: good $18-21: common and dairy heifers $16-18: commercial and fat COWS utility and fat cows $11-12: canners and fat yellow cows $9-11: bologna bulls $16-18: heavy bulls $14-16. Calves, 100, steady: prime $30-33: good to choice $25-30: commercial $20-25: common $14-20. Sheep and lambs.
200. steady: choice clipped lambs choice Spring lambs common $14- 18: choice ewes $5-6: choice wether $5-6: cull and medium $3-5, Hogs, 400. 25 lower: U. S. No.
and 2 200-220 lbs. packing SOWS ME ANI NOT GOLD SERVICE The "Clifford FUNERAL HOME 1930 FRONT STREET CUYAHOGA FALLS Member THE ORDER OF THE GOLDEN RULE Let Us Know Your Wishes To avoid future confusion for your family, it's wise to plan your funeral arrangements well in advance. Take advantage of our counsel without cost or obligation. Phone 928-2147 PARKING WM. H.
CLIFFORD PLAZA 2 2 1 2 2 2-15 12-18, 2 5 1-31 1-31 1 1-15 1-15 5 4 2 1-10 1-11 2 1 1-29 5 Ajax Albee Alco Chem Am Aut Fin Am Gre A Am-Monr Am Vitrif Arvida Assembl Barton Bath Co Big Drum Bishop Bos Cap Bowman Brown Fin Brush Br Bky Cst Burdett Carl Prod CI Trenc Cle-Ware Cole Nat Con Life Cowles Crft Mstr Dover Cons Erie Tech Faultless F. U. R. Cap Ferry Fisher Fla Steel Fixible Frish Corp Bid 33 6 9 6 83 10 10 Bid Asked 30 55 5 23 27 29 41 44 23 3 4 24. 26 20 18 82 87 28 31 34 37 64 68 17 34 36.
