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DETROIT FREE PRESS Saturday rov. 26, '66 American Exchange Stocks Higher 100s High Law List Cha. JAp Following Is a 22 'J? u0 In thS American Stock Exchang: Nef tales SCi.OSpf l.M FRIDAY Index Is Up 12 Cents 600 Visit Grave I Of JFK Assassin FT. WORTH, Tex. GT) A note attached to a large bouquet of yellow chrysanthemums on the grave of Lee Sales Net 100s High Lew Last Cha 2 17 17 17 14 18 9 9 11 Sto I to 19 11 5to 2 18 23 10 11 10 12 12 6 5to 96 8 17 9-16 4 1to 22 12 12 5 2 3 SOU GUlf Utll Spector In .50 SpeedOP Spencer Shoe Sparry wt Sports Arena Std Alliance 1 StdBdPnt .40 Std Dredge 3 NEW YORK (UPI) Stocks closed higher in fairly active trading on the American Stock Exchange Friday.

Of the 824 issues traded, 361 advanced, 231 declined, and 18 to lOto 10 12 5to to 8to to to 1 to 11'A to 5 lOto 5 to 8 to to 5to 13 to 11-16 7to Va 8H 3't 4 241 SVl 11 9H 3't 4 Vt 2SVa VM 54 4- Vi 1H Tm Va 36 9H 1 2 4H 40 2S 4 SVt i U7. Vm 3 5'. lOto lOto 5 232 finished unchanged. Trading volume slipped to 2,019,990 Harvey Oswald said 40 1 Sto 4 8 8to Sto Sto 71 5 5 Vi 3 6 14to 13 3 13' 131 13' snares from 2,144,105 shares on Wednesday. The Amex Index closed 12 cents higher at $13.20 after touching a high of $13.28 and a low of $13.03.

Out of the 32 Issues moving more than a point, 31 were gainers. 240 2 1-16 1 13-16 ISO 73 73 73 7to 7to 1 74 8. ZZS 74 59 9 18 19to 19'4 llto 11 11 6 71 It lMm4t D(B: 'ZZZZ. W8TiTr 1434 14' 74 Vi V. 7 14i 3i to 2 7 Great American Industries was the volume leader and closed higher on 119,800 shares traded.

Federal Resources 9 9 934 9 to 2 2 Va 46 3 7 3 3 9 9 2 1 2'j 2 was second and finished up on 8,500 shares. 1 1 7 7 6 Syntex jumped 5 on 88,200 shares, TWA Warrants gained 16 16 16 IS 141, It 1A 18to 173,4 1734 to 13 12to 13 1 H1A Uto 26 2 on 72,700 shares, Flying Tiger added 2 on 40,200 shares, 162 54 52 53 to 15 16 11 11 76 13 186 13 12 13 1 and Silicon Transistor added 1 on 24,800 shares. Conductron 4 4to 4 to 3to 3to 3to to slipped 1. AbbeyRnt Aber Pet Acma Mfss Prec AeroFlow .15 AeroietG Aeronca Inc Aerosol I.Slt Inc Airwork .10 AlaPw pf4.20 Alan Wd pf5 Alaska Airl AIIAmEn AllegAIrl AllianTR Allied Art 'Allied Art pf 'AlliedCon .44 Allied Pap AlloysUn AlrlghtAu JO "Alsco A AltamllCD .20 Alter Fds .50 jAlcoa pf3.75 Ameco Inc Am Beverag AmBntrit .60 Am Book .54 A Business .20 Am Electron Am Int Al A Israeli .40 Am Real Pet SafeEq .16 AMK CP AncPost Andrea .50 Andy Gard ANelex Corp Ang Lautaro Ansul Co JO AnthPool AP Parts .90 Apache .10 APL Corp pfB.50 he has left all the world 600 persons visited the grave. Some stood, looked and said nothing.

But others were quick to voice their opinions on the Warren Commission report and recent demands that the investigation into the assassination at Dallas Nov. 22, 1963, be reopened. A Missouri sheriff said: "I don't think it has been proved beyond a reasonable doubt' that Oswald was the assassin. Others said they thought the investigation should be re opened to determine if the shots that killed the president and wounded Texas Gov. John Connally came from more than one point.

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Humes, chief sur-has been developed to link any geon, located what appeared to other person in a conspiracy with! be a bullet hole in the back be-Oswaid to assassinate President: low the shoulder and probed Kennedy." j't without finding a bullet or 3to 234 534 4'S 6 1 1 2to 4 3to 2 5 4to 6 lto 1 2to 4 PneuScale .56 PlyRub .50 Pneu Dyn .36 Polarad El 23 1 73, 16 17 5 4 4 Va 1 29to 29 to 2 3 3 33,4 'a 1 4J-V4 a-s'a 4J-4 -r '4 HelenR l.30b 29to 6 to 1-1 6 vjPol yeast 5 5to 5 to 1 to 2to Va 4 Vb 17 1 20 2 13 23 Mrs. Bingay Dies; Widow of Editor 22to 21 22to 1 1434 115 14 8 Va Here Gal IHigbieMf 1.20 14 VaiHiltonHot wt Ito 14 14to lto 4 to 434 4 to to 7Va 15 12 9to 3 6 to Sto 5to 5to to 2 1 2 2 14 26 10 15 13 3 26 2 23 4 1 2 92 5 4 7 138 2 14 17 1 40 6 5 7 32 3 12 5 Va 1 7 2 15 16 12 3 9 1 3 6 56'4 12 1234 12'4 Polychm Polymer Potter Inst Pow Can .44 Prairie Oil Prent Hall lb 7 7Va 7 Va Hoe 8, Co 23 21 21to 21 5 to Va 7 to 15 Va 12 Va 9 3 5514 1 12to 9 Vb 22 21 22 HoernerW .82 11 V4 4to 4 4to Hnlin Inrlutt 55'4 19 19 lto lto 205 2 lto 1 26to 2 10 19 13 lto xl3 213 Z300 28 to 22 De Automat Rad fAutoStIP .506 Avien Inc Avis Ind -Baltield Ind 1 Bakerlnd .60 Baldwin 1.20 BaldMon BaldMont pfl Banff OH Banner Indus BarbLynn .32 Barnes Eng Barnwell Ind Barry Wr .60 -Bartell .33 -Bartons .1 5t Baruch Fost 'Beck Shoe Bell Electron 'BellTCa 2.35e Belock Instr feenrus .30 BergenD BerkshAp .56 -Bett Cp Binney la Birdsboro Cp Blackstn Cig Bloomfld Bid BohackHC Co He said that the FBI's con-exit point. 27 2734 Vi 10 12to 12to 2 9 9 15 10 9to Sto to 5to Sto llto 11 26to 24 22 22 Sto 8 634 644 534 5 14 13 11 uto lto 8 7 15 lb 934 Hoover said the agents were 6 to 15'4 15to 15V. Services for Mrs. Celia Bingay, 86, of 593 Neff, Grosse US Leas .70 US Nat Gas Un Am 62wt Univ Aut Ind Univ Cigar Contain .30 UnControl .20 Univ Mar .60 UrisBldo wt Utah IdS Valley Metal Valve Cp .25 Vernltron Victoreen Vlewlex Viking Indust ValronCC .50 Vol Merch .20 Weiman Inc WabMag West Ch .80 Westates Pet Westby Fash WnNuclr .20 WnStkln .01 Wheelab Whlppany .60 White Eagle WiebStrs 17' 4 4'4 5 4 1 lO'j 42to 2 5'4 Va 1334 3 to 3'4 3to 16 174 to HomOIIA 4 4V4 Ve Hormel 1.40 5 5 to 4 4 to Hoskins House Fabric 10'A lO'A I Howe Int V' HubbellA 1.20 42 42j V2 A 352 'Hugh Hat .40 7to 7JA Huntrh a 4n 113 HV2 1134 Pointe, will be at 10 a.m.

Monday at St. Joan of Arc 4 14 14to 14to to 5 12 12 12 to Z25 74 74 74 1 6 7 7 753 77 2 15 11 10 103 3g 31 22to 20 21 IV4 elusion had been based on a "prompt, intensive, objective and thorough investigation of the assassination" ordered by President Johnson. 24 24 24 to 8 6to Catholic Church, 21620 Mack, St. Clair Shores. 43 43to 43 to 10 10 10 to 6 6to 7 26 26 26 to 10 10 10 21 2034 21 9 2 115-16 115-16-1-16 Mrs.

Bingay was the widow of Malcolm W. Bingay. Mr. 17 14 14to 14 Vi A Sto 4 2 HOOVER SAID that the com 2 2 13 11 11 11 to 8 10 1034 10 7 3 2 2 13 5to 5 5 to 8 2 3 to Bingay was editorial director of the Detroit Free Press 15 15 until Vila rloatVi in 1 QP: an4 fr fi I'Oai-a nrrnA Vi famAila 'iV? HuskyOM 8to 8to 8to Hycon Mfq 6to 5 6to to HydromatiE 22. 22ii 5to 5to 5to MunrlHC Uln to 30 16 11 7-16 734 to 6 18 I8k 8 mission's critics had a right to voice their opinions but declared 1 4to 4 4to to "Good Morning" column on the editorial page.

4 17to to 7to Va 4 18 18 18'4 3c5 103,4 10 10 Va 1 1 1 1 not aware that on the following day, Nov. 23, 1963, Dr. Humes rontracted doctor at Parkland Hospital, Dallas, where Kennedy was given emergency treatment immediately after the shooting. The Dallas doctors confirmed that they had performed a tracheotomy on Kennedy, using a bullet hole in the front of the neck as the point of incision. This operation apparently obliterated the exit point.

Hoover said that subsequent 1 4 13-16 4 13-16 4 13-16 I imc Magnet 1 13-16 13-16 13-16 ImpChm 13 17 16to 16 Oil 1.80a 7 4 17to 7 to 3 2 4 to 9 434 6 50to 49 50to 1 Mrs. Bingay died Friday at 8 5 17 7 3 2 4 9 4 3 11 11 llto 11 47 47 47 1 ImnThr. 7n Bohck Pf2.75p ZlOO they "should show more regard for the facts on record." 2 to 24 14to 13 14'i to indijin Hd 'wrf Wmhousa Bonanza Air i US 1J li Maroun Nursing Home, 675 1 12 12 12 10 8 7 7 to 8 4 3 3 to Williams Bro Va 44 22 12 12 12 4 ind El Hard 9 20 12 11 12 to 91 11 10 lOto 4 WmMcW .30 Wilshire Oil Wilson Bros 17 17 XT Infllqht Pic fi7? 33 Inland Credit 6to 6 6 Va nf Hold 2 3 3'4 3to 2 to 2to 2 "They have ignored certain fats, misinterpreted others, and expressed pure speculation as truth," Hoover 4 13 13to 13'j to 15 11 11 Uto to WIsPL P14.50 40 3934 40 2 234 2 4 nt ind 10 29 30 12 6 2 10 12 41 6 18 41 9 X8 10 1 156 1 31 4 20 1 135 10 12 21 3-V4 5J4 Burial will be in Our Lady 12 1434 14 14 7 7 7' 1 7 Va WoodNM Woodslnd .64 Work Wr .50 WrldColor .50 Wright Harg 15to 15to 15 to mtStretch .30 IV 1 Interphoto .40 s2 7l to -j- mvFund 9to 9 9to to invDiv A 1.80 5 5 5 Va InvDiv .45 lOto lOto lOto Va laPSv nf 3 on of Hope Cemetery. Preston PrintgCp .50 ProdRsch .28 ProlerStl ProvGas PSColo Pf4.25 PRic Tel 1.80 PuritFash .40 Pyle Natl .80 Quebec Lith Radiaton Ramer Ind Ramo Inc Rapid Amer Rath Pack Real Inv 1.20 RealtyE Realty wt RE DM Corp Redman .40 Redwing Reeves Brd Reeves Ind Relianln 1.60 Remco Ind RemAr l.lOe RepFoil Resistflx Rest Wal RetailCtr RevcoDS Revday RIC Group RioAlqom .40 RioANspn wt RioG VG .28 Ritt FinB .34 Riviana .60 Robintech Roblin Sti A RochG pfF 4 Rockower .20 Rogers 1.44t RoMinsInc .24 RollsRoy .42 Rosenau .50 RowldPd Royal Amer RoyBusn Roy School Rudy Mf Rusco In Russeks Inc RvanC Pet RyerHay StJohnTrk .90 Salem Bros 45 4 3 4 3 12to 12 12to Z60 76 76 76 Z50 9 9 9 to 4 13to 13 13to 7 13 13to 13 Vb 1 12 12 12 Va 3 to 115 54to 5134 54'4 3 4 3 3 3 2 4 4 4 124 32to 31 3134 to 10 834 8 8 SALES 14 14 1534 15to 11 1134 4 4to 434 4 14 14 37 37 11 10 9 10 4 31 31 31 to to 14 Va 1534 11 4to to 4 Vb 14 37 Va 1 Hoover's statement also dealt examination of the Kennedy's Surviving are a stepdaughter, Mrs. Frank P.

Gill, and five sisters, Mrs. O. S. Dustin, Mrs. Sarah Scaglion, Mrs.

Loretta Crowley, Mrs. Irene Borwn and Mrs. Stella Leay. A rosary will be said at 8 p.m. Sunday at the Verheydn Funeral Home, 16300 Mack, Grosse 2 7 734 7 to Z10 69to 69to 69to 1 clothing showed "a small hole in with two disputed issues: 8 20 19to 20 to xtra inc YonkerR Yonk pf.30 Zapata OffSh Ztro Mfg .10 1 lto Botany Ind Bowlinq Corp Bowmar Inst Bowser .20 BradFtG Bradford BrazilUPw 1 Breeze tBrAmOll 1.10 Brit Pet BrodySeat .36 BrownEn .20 BrFnB.w40b BrownF pf.40 Bruce EL "BSF Co Buell Ind -Bunk Ramo Burrrt Mines BurnsWmJ 1 Butte Gas Oil Com .50 Caldor Inc Calcomp Campbl Chib Campb .30 So Pet GJ.0 11 11 Vi lto lto Arthur J.

Pomaski, State Office Manager Services for Arthur J. Pom as 2234 2234 2234 to 11 lto 7to 3 7 7 7 to the back of his coat and shirt and a slit characteristic of an exit hole for a projectile in the front of the shirt one inch below the collar button." Aoorox total stock salts 2,020,000 J-J2 1-16 1-1 6 6 6 4 434 434 1734 17to 17 6to 5 6 3 to 7 to 4 2 7 3 4 Pointe Park. ki, manager of the Trade and 5 5 8 244 24 24to Vi 434 4 4 to Service Office of the Michigan 4 18 18 18 to pCO Hosp .36 StJ j. IrvingAr 23 10V4 9 9 isram Corp Si IS IS JacksnM 4 5 5 5 to je Plastics 25 'i Jeann Glass 80 5-16 a 5-16 i Jeff Cons 25 24to 24to 24 Vi JeffLPet 5 2 23A 2 ijeff LP wt 6 18 17 17 jervis Corp 7 13' 13V4 13V4 to Jetronic Ind 10 25-, 24 25 to John, TBrg .20 9to 9to r-i Vb Kaltman 59 2Va 2 3-16 2V41-16 Kane Miller 67 4 13-16 4 11-16 4 11-16 16to 16' i 16to Va 2170 69'4 69to 6to to 15to 15to 15to V. Employment Security Com mis lto lto lto 8 5 3 24 5 5 24V4 24 4 4 4 to sion, will be at 10 a.m.

Monday 27 23 23to 23to 7 7 7to Mrs. Suzie Coachman; Leaves 5 Generations Services will be at 11 a.m. 10 7 7 7 in St. Hugo of the Halls Church, Stock sales year age 3.065.930 Sales figures ar unofficial. Unless otherwise noted, rates of dividends in the foregoing table are annual disbursements based on the last quarterly or semi-annual declaration.

Special or xtra dividends or payments not designated aa regular tvr identified in the faliewina footnote. a Also extra or xtra. Annual rate plus stock dividend, Liquidating dividend, Declared or paid in 1945 plus stock dividend. Declared or paid so far this year, Payable In stock during 1965, estimated cash value on ex-dividend or ex-distrfbutlon date, Paid last 3to 3 3 to He said that this finding "clearly indicated" that the surgeon's early conclusion that the bullet penetrated only a short distance was probably wrong and was so reported in a further' FBI report of Jan. 13, 1964.

6 Vi 3 3 3 2215 Opdyke, Bloomfield Hills. 13 15 15 15 to 6 13 lto 2 S'4 6 1334 1 3 5to Mr. Pomaski served with the He denied that the FBI ever altered a color film of the assassination taken by a bystander Abraham Zapruder. Hoover said that the FBI never had the original film. He said the agency obtained an uncut copy of the original which it reproduced for the commission and which is now in the National Archives.

He explained a discrepancy between a preliminary FBI report Dec. 9, 1963 on the Kennedy autopsy and the final medical report of Dec. 23, 1963. TWO FBI AGENTS who at "Cdri Far .15 lto 2 to 5to to Monday in the Second Baptist MESC since its founding 4 12 2 6 3 15 3 1 4 7 2 134 28 14 7 6 17 2 36 41 26 2 1 11 1 3 5 4 5 2 13 4 16 6 4 15 2 2 9-16 1 9-161-16 Kaweckl 6 5 13-16 5 5 13-161-16 Kay Jwly .50 2 2 3-16 2 3-16 2 3-16 Indust Church, 441 Monroe, for Mrs 16 16 16 to 17 IBVt 1 -i- 23 23'4 23 7 7 7 4 4 4 8 to 7 8 to Vb 2to 2 2 to Va 7 7 7 aM o-n ovj -r Kilembe Suzie Coachman. Burial will be 1937.

He was manager of the downtown office from- 1948 to 2 1 7 2 1 7 2to 1 6to 4 in Detroit Memorial Park 1 16 11 11 7 1 3 1 44 20 7 8 1 1 86 37 13 6to 5 to 2i2 25ii Kinssford .60 iY Yf Kingst Pd .20 1962, when he became manager 5 Mrs. Coachman, 102, of 16514 133,4 13to 4 4 4 Vb 30 30 30 to 2to 2to 2to to KirDv Pet .35 Shop of the trade and service office l-16 Kissel! A 5 Vu 13 3 Sto Va 17to 3 3 3to to Baylis died Wednesday in Harper Hospital. She was active in 3 2 5to 5'4 17to 17to 20 18 5 5 6 6 Sto 8 Surviving are his wife, Mary Ann; a daughter, Patricia; his Klein Dept St (he store that 6to Sto 163.4 20to 1 Kieinen Kropp Forge im www vi 17to 1634 143 13'4 14 lto i. 1 Second Baptist Church activities. She is survived by five gen Mto Mto ifto -t- 4iKysor Ind .40 father, Stanley Pomaski, a sis ter and a brother.

3 33,4 3 Va 7to 7 7 to 7 7 7 7 7to 7 to Sto 3 3 Vb 17 17 17 Vb 8 Sto 8 7 6 7 2to 2 2 10 9 9 to 2 2 2 2 Saves You MORE! year, ueciared or paid atier stock dividend or split up. Declared or paid this year, an accumulative issue with dividends In arrears, New issue, Paid this year, dividend emitted, deferred or no action taken et last dividend meeting, Declared or paid in 1946 plus stock dividend, Paid in stock during 1966, estimated cash value on ex-dividend or ex-distribution date. Sales in full. tJ eld Called, Ex dividend, Ex dividend and sales in full, x-dis Ex distribution, xr rights, xw Without warrants, ww With warrants, wd When distributed, wi When issued, nd Next day delivery. vi In bankruptcy or receivership or being reorganized under the Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such, companies, fn Foreign issue subject to in-itrest equalization tax.

erations. Survivors include tended the autopsy reported that" Mr. Pomaski, 58, of 444 Fox-hills, Bloomfield Hills, died daughter, Mrs. Irene Brown; two granddaughters; SanCarlo DiegoG pfl Savoy Indust SaxonP 1.02t Savre Fisher Scope Indust Scurry Rain SbdPlvwd .10 Sbd Airlin Sealectro Cp Season All Seeman Bros SelasCorp .40 SelRexCp .70 Servo Corp Seven Arts Shaer Sh .64 ShatDenn Siboney Corp Sigma Inst .40 Sianal OilA 1 834 8 SVa Va thr eiThursdav in Harper Hospital. 3 19 26 to 6 Sto 3 21 25to 25 4 4 20 21 great grandchildren, a great-great granddaughter, three Surviving are his wife, Mary; a Patricia, and his 37 125 10 1 1 47 1 4 xl 8 2 29 2 3 1 7 3 46 11 9 5 7 1 4 6 12 2 1 14 3 18 228 10 6 36 303.4 30 30 7 18 17 18 6 3 3 3 179 25to 24to 24 3a 5 11 103,4 10 Va 1 2 2 2 Va 6 3 334 334 Va 7 11 11 11 2 26 26 26 16 9 8to 9 117 23'4 22 2234 Va 1 9 9'b 9 22 5 5to 5 to 31 to 7-16 to 9 12 12to 12 29 25 25 25 to 14 55 54to 55to 1 248 24'4 22 24to 1 2 lto 1 1 to 2,5 1 Lafay Rad ei ii Ti (I LAiglon App 3 116iLake Shore 7to 7 7 iUMaur .40 -v, Lamb Indust 25to 25to 25to Blow .50 5 h- 2,,.

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The body is at the Vasu-Lynch 13to 13to 13V3 17to 17to 17'2 to 634 6 6 Vb 1334 1334 1334 to great-great-g a t-granddaugh-ters, a sister and nieces and nephews. Toronto Stocks 9 8J4 9 'B 1434 1434 1334 1 33.4 Funeral Home, 4375 N. Woodward, Royal Oak. Burial will be in Mt. Olivet Cemetery.

SigOil pf 2.40 11 1 5 18 3 11 2 35 2 2 4 7 3 3 19 20 13 LIADINO Bell Telephone 7 7 to Silicon Tra'n 17 17'2 tolsilvrav Lt 14 14 to 734 17Vi 934 3 7 STOCKS 7,035 46.00 25,505 6.50 235,037 2.15 9 934 Va; 134' Canadian Brewery IW 36 34 36 John M. Hassett, Drill Boat Captain Services for John M. Hassett, 3 3 7 7to to 834 834 to Ranger Oil 41,215 3.40 24,030 4.85 Simm Prec SimplxWire 1 Simpsons .60 Sincl Venz 2 SkylineCp .60 Slick Coro 834 vi T'7 Lithonia .24 provo 4 INDUSTRIALS i2 Lockwd KB Yl LodgeSh 13to 12 13to to 2 2 2 12 12to 12 to issue Close a drill boat captain, will be at 8 lto 9 12 2334 23 23 1 25 25 25 220 26 26 26 30 17 15 17 1 29 8 8 Sto 294 117 lllto 115 to 2 13 1234 13 6 17 17 17 Vb 18 21 2034 20 to 4 19to 19 19 SolitronO .22 14 10 a.m. Monday in St. Patrick 13 1J4 1J-4 va Soss A.fa Joseph Bejin, Company Founder Services will be at 10 a.m.

Monday in St. Lucy Church, St. Clair Shores, for Joseph E. 9 9to 20 21 1 lOto 10 34 21 Va 5 8 2 il? Si? ---i South Coast 2 27'a 2 Vt CI" A TO- 1 IB Church, 129 Supereior, Long Witt Lou Lesser Louis Sherry LaGasSvc .86 7 10 1 1 1 ,7. 1 1 1 72 53 50 52 1 1 IOVI IUA IOV, 4 32of 108 40 AO 4Bto dRA JB 32 12'4 llto 12 32.50 28.25 30.37 46.00 6.50 58.25 .53 54.62 31.50 34.00 17.62 ni 1.

li. 1-0 low Issue Alb Gas Al Can BAOil Bell Phone Cdn Brew Cdn Imp BC Cdn Curt-Wr CPR Con MIS Dist Seag Dom StrsN Dom Fndry Flcbridae 9 ''7 1 Mr. Hassett, 78, of 1837 Oak- 84 26to 24 26 lto Hawker Huds. Oil Home OilA Imp Oil Inter PI Noranda Pac Pete Salada Shell Tr Can PI Trans Mt Un Gas New Walkers 11 lOto llw 1 nf v. i LTV Aero .80 Elec .50 11 11 to wood, Trenton, died Thursday Bejin, founder and president of in Wyandotte General Hospital.

5 Vb rx' "1" rV 734 Mr. Hassett had been a drill Over-Counter Stocks Mackey Air lto to J. E. Bejin Cartage Co. Burial will be in Mt.

Olivet Cemetery. Mr. Bejin, 63, of 1030 Lake Shore, Grosse Pointe, died There's a good way to face reality! Haven't you often heard it said, "Now we've got to be realistic about this. We've got to face up to reality." Each one of us can face reality with far more happiness and courage if we face it with an understanding of spiritual truth. You are invited to hear this public lecture by RALPH W.

CESSNA, C.S.B., an experienced teacher and practitioner of Christian Science healing. He will tell how an understanding of spiritual reality can help you face and meet life's problems. (Milan science Mire THIRD CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST Second Boulevard at Seward Sunday, November 27th, at 3:00 P.M. ADMISSION IS FREE EVERYONE IS WELCOME 53 3 59 5 98 15 68 87 1 1 1 10 10 Vb 9 9 to 11 12 to 8to 9 3 3 Va lto 1 to 4 5to 16 1634 1 1 lOto 9 12 9 3 134 5 16 1 2 11 9 5 8 lto 8to 9 8 7 1 31 Macoid .2 18.25 86.62 12.00 Va 30 1 25 1 9 66 4 6 5 X26 93 21 6 Sto West Coast Husky Oil 534 7 1 8 8 734 7 1 31 i OJ boat captain for the Dunbar and Sullivan Dredge Co.

for more than 50 years. The company WESTERN OILS Close Issue Issue Thursday in Gaylord. He was a member of Grosse Pointe Yacht MePbSv 1.08 17. Mallorv Ran 31 to MamMart .50 3to to Mangel Str .40 10 10 10 11 13to 13'4 13to to These Detroit and National Over-the-Counter Securities quotations from the National Association of Securities Deal named one of their boats for him. 2 3 Cdn Exp Gas Cdn Sthern Cen Del Banff Dynamic Farao Club.

5.10 Mill City 2.50 Numac 12.00 Place 15.75 Provo Gas 2.53 Triad 3.25 Union Oil 6.35 Decalta 5 27 27to 27 ManstTR 40 16 Uto 10 IOV2 34 i Surviving are a son, Melville, Surviving are his wife, Mar ers are represenianve inter-dealer prices at approximately 2 p.m. Friday. Prices do not include retail markup, 225 37to 37to 37V2 to 12 834 Sto 8V4 to 2 .12 1134 11 to 80 lto 1 lto Va 10 22 21 to 21 to to 25 3 334 334 33 29 28 29 Close 4.35 23.87 22.25 54.62 82.00 48.12 10.87 10.25 22.37 24.00 18.00 10.25 29.25 27.62 Close 2.60 2.00 2.24 4.85 2.10 32.00 3.50 Close 10.87 4.60 1.00 3.05 1.45 3.15 5.00 2.80 1.73 Close 11.50 13.25 .40 .43 2.70 .23 4.40 4.15 10.12 2.35 Cdn. Gridoil and five grandchildren. 2 2 2 GOLD 4V SILVER 1 7to The body is at the Thon Fu Issue ian; sons, Thomas and Joseph daughters, Mrs.

Frank Zimmerman and Susan Bejin; a brother and five grandchildren. 5 37 56 14 48 15 4 Close issue .83 Kerr Ad 1.33 Leitch neral Home, 2760 Biddle, Wyan 634 6 634 to 17 17to 17 834 Sto 834 to 43 'Can Gridoil Cdn Homestd Cdn Javelin CdnMarc Sup Oil Canaver Intl Carpenter .50 Carrer CBK Ind CCI Corp CenCharg .40 Cent Sec CentryEI Century Geo -'Champ .64 Charter Oil Chelseatn .48 .28 Cherry Burr Chief Mng Christian Oil Cinerama CircFoil 1.30t CityGsFIa .50 Clark Cable "Clarostat Clary Corp ClopavCp Coburn .30 Cohu El Cole Natl .60 Coleman 1.20 Colon Snd .30 Comlnco 1.80 i Com Met ComUnA Commun Dis Sh .20 CompuDyne Comput Appl ComputSc .08 Condec Corp Conductron Con Leasing ConNtShA .80 j.Con Oil Gas. Con Royl Consult Desig ContComl .40 CtConn A .30 Cent Mater Cook Elec .30 CooeerJer .50 Coro Inc i Cott Corp .24 Ctrywide Rlt 'Creole 2.60a r'Crown Alum 4 CrnC Pet .35 Cubic Corp Cutter A .36 -taitch Daryl Indus Data Cont Davidson 'DayMin Daylin Cp .40 DCTran Defiance Deltona Corp Deltown DennMfA .60 BennM deb 8 ennyRes .20 DeslluPd Detecto .25 DetMob Horn POils Digital Equip Divers .36 Dixilyn Corp Dome Petrol DomStIC BorrOliv orrOllv pf 2 iDorsey Driver Harr Fair .30 rOuraloy Co Dueo Pen .30 DurTest DuvalCp 1.40 Dvnalectrn Eagle Clo .30 Eastn Frt Eastn Sta Cp rEazorEx EckerdDg .50 Eckmar .20 ECL Ind 1 Edo Corp .32 Ehrench Pho Elco Corp El Voice .15 Electrog 1.20 ElAccCd El Assist El Comm .20 Elect Missile Electron .32 El-Tronics Emery Ind .65 EpkoShoe .70 EquityCp pf 2 'Erie Forge i.Espey Mfg Esq RadScEl Ets-Hokin Cp Evans Ar Ind Executne Exquis Form Fair Nob i FairChm -lOe Falcon Sbd FamBarg .44 am Art 3.B0t Fargo Oils FedResrc .10 5'4 11 lOto 7 1 6 5 11 10 7 9'j 8 dotte. 7 4. itllAarvCarPt A 5to Va MaryCarPt iB Masco Cp .36 15 12 MasldSon .40 7 4.

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(UPI) A Roman Catholic priest died Friday from injuries 6to 7 23 to 4 5 8 4 lto 4 4 1 8 Arms," and "Chasing Shad ows;" in New York. 39 15to 9 lto 6 7 2 1 1 20 X3 10 114 3'4 1200 45to 5 2 Jacobs, F.J. Jackson Natl. Life 20 to 10 3'a to 3 44 45to to Jessop Steel Kelly Services Kent Moore Kentucky Fried Chicken Dr. LI Shu-fan, 79, first minister 1 1 of health of the Republic of 7 7 19 7 834 8 to 17 1 16 1 12 4 5 30 2 2 14 16 2 9 203 10 1 8 22 3 1 40 7 104 1 29 Kirscn o.

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155.5 155.5 155.5 100 zRadioCorp.of Amer 43.2 43.2 43.2 2000 zReynoldsMetals 48.2 48.2 48.2 200 RudyManufacf ng 16 16 16 100 zScottPaper 25.7 25.7 25.7 100 zSperryRand 27 27 27 400 StandardOilCoofCal 61.3 61.3 61.3 100 zStoufferFoods 18.5 18.5 18.5 300 zTexasGulfSulphur 95.4 95.3 95.4 lOOTwentiethCenturyFx 36.3 26.3 36.3 200 zUnionPecificRIrd 38.4 38.4 38.4 1000 zUnitedAirLines 55.4 55.4 55.4 100 zWoolwrth(FW)Co 20 20 20 5200 zZenithRadioCorp 49.7 48.4 49.7 Total sales: 36,763. 5 6to 5-16 7to 4 5 6 7 4 4 2to 3to 8 1 834 3 6to Memorex Michigan Bakeries Com. Michigan Bakeries Pfd. Modern Materials Mohawk Rubber Monroe Auto. Eguip.

brother, also a priest, sat in 4 2 3 '4 9 2 9 3 6 7to Mrs. Helen McGrew Charlton 23 3 4 7 13 3 2 17 3 5 7 to 4 82, a star for many years of the vehicle unaware of the ac cident. 2 2 6to to 7to to 2 16to 4to 7to Newldna Mn New Mex8.Ar NewPark Mn NYAuct 1.50 National Retirement Lite Nationwide Corp. Ocean Products Optical Scanning the Chicago Civil Opera Com pany under the name Mme Police said the Rev. Thomas 27 27 to 27 16 16' 2 4to 4 2534 2534 9-16 to JOE FALLS writes tive days every week in the SPORTS SECTION (always the last section) 25 3 211-16 215-163-16 207 viNoramco McNicholas, had gotten out of 5 Va 5to 885 5to Helen Stanley; in Salisbury, to 38 1 Planet Corp.

Port Huron Paper 2 12 38 37 1 3to 3to his car to check a street sign 3to to 6 to 2 634 3 7 2 31 6 4 334 17 16 409 2to 2 1-16 2 7-16. 3 to 16 39 lb-A A3 2 Safran Printinq Scholz Homes Scot Fetzer Scot Lad Foods Shakespeare Corp. 16 12 while his blind brother, Msgr. Martin McNicholas of Los Angeles, remained in the car. Z40 74 74 74 to Conn.

Frank N. Buttomer, 62, a vice' president of North Central Air lines; in Minneapolis, Minn. Norf so Ry Nor Am Roy Nor Cdn Oils Noeast Airl NlnPS pf4.25 Novo Ind .80 NRM Cp .60 Nuclear Am Nvtronic 13 1 14 13 5 15to 14 14 to 5 13 13 Uto to Shatterproof ass Shelby Universal 153 1 1 1 The car rolled backwards and the 59-year-old victim attempted 11 11 llto llto to 17 19'4 18 19 Oak Elect .56 simplex Kaper Snyder Corp. Sauirt Detroit S.E. Michiaan 78 7934 1 Francis G.

Boggs, 57, who wrote a syndicated newspaper column under the name "Peter Oh Pw pf4.50 Z3V0 to halt it by leaning against it. 1 10 1034 1034 Fed Purch Felmont Oil 'Field Plastic Filmway Finl Gen FirstNtl Real FirthStrl FischrP 1.29t Fishman .36 Fla Cap Fly Tigr 1.24f Ford Can 5 Forest Cit .20 Ffsnillo Frontier 1.08t GSie Indust Garan Inc .40 Garland .60 Gate Ind .30 GateSport .32 GCA Corp. Gearhart GenAccep wt Gen Alloy .10 9 17to 17' 4 17to to 1 17 17 17to to zUnlisted Trading Privileges. Boggs;" in Falmouth, Mass z200 144 143 144 2 34 34 3a to 28 5to 5 5 10 15 14 15 to 10 8 8 8 14 2 2 2 Vb 402 4334 41 43 234 Z190 11434 114 114 34 x2 4to 4to 4to 16 llto llto llto to 2 24to 2334 24to 2 2 1 1 to 13 64 6to 634 Vi 3 11 llto 11'4 6 9 834 834 to 1 9 9 9 32 2534 25 25 to 5 7 7 7 to 2 4 4 4 to 1 4to 4 4 to 1 7 7 734 Vr Raphael Feldhuhn, 77, a retired rhe car threw him to the rround and a rear wheel ran ver him. The blind brother renamed in the auto unaware of vhat had happened.

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Shipments 32,250. Standard bran unchanoed. 60.50; Stan lard middlings unchanoed, 62.00; re' doo unchanoed, 62.50. 4 434 'A 11 Va 11 Vf 1 3to 1 4 8 11 10 1134 Baltic States during World 11 1134 iriest lay beneath the car until i police officer drove by. 12to to War II; in New York.

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