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Staub Named GE2-Phase Unit Manager

Fred \V. Staub. 9 \V1ll0w Lane, Scotia, has been appointed man­ager of.the two-phase processes program at the eneral Electric Research and Development Cen­ter. Dr. Paul H. Kydd, mana­ger of .the center's chemical processes branch, has announc­ed. ;

The aim of the two-phase processes program is to ad­vance the understanding of two-phase heat transfer and fluid flow and to assist in the solution of current and future expected operating problems inthis arj?a. Two-phase phenomena taVe place in gas-liquid-solid trans port systems and include processes such as boiling, con­densation, and sublimation.

Staub received his bachelor's and master's degrees in mechanical engineering from Rensselaer Polytechnic Insti­tute. While attending RPI.he worked with General Electric under the RPI cooperative pro­gram with industry. He joined GE in 1953 and has specialized in^studies of .heat transfer and two-phase flow.

At the center Staub designed and constructed a two-phase heat transfer facility, a transpi­ration cooling facility, and a condensing heat transfer facili­ty. During the latter half of 1966 he was assigned to . the heat transfer group "of the CEA (French Atomic Energy Com­mission) Laboratories at Gre­noble, France, by the United States Atomic Energy Com­mission under the U.S.-Euratom joint research and development program.

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The Daily Investor

By

WILLLiM JL DOYLE

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All sales I nhundreds (00) omitted ex­cept for these designated it) which are traded In 10 share lots and carried In full. DIVIDENDS: (a) plus extra; (b) -declared or paid so for this year, no regular rate; (c) payment on accumu­lated dividends; (d) paid last year; (e) cash plus stock; (g) annual ro'e plus stock dividend; (h) capital distribution; (I) per cent in stock paid lost vcar: (k) per cent In stock; (x) ex-divldend. FRACTIONS: If) Indicates followiaa fig­ure Is fraction In 32nds; (|) Indicates following figure. Is fraction In 64tns; (••) Indicates following figure Is froctien In 12Sths; (s) Indicates following llgu'e Is fraction In 256ths; (t) Indicates following figure It fraction In Uths.

POULTRY PRICES NEW YORK, IP) —(USDA)-

Dressed poultry: New York, Philadelphia and Boston carlgt and trucklot turkey markets, U.S. grade A, ready - to • cook, frozen; carlot activity very limited.

Offerings of young hens in­creased in a few quarters. Over­all offerings adequate.

Sales reported: fryer-roasters (4-8 lbs.) 33 cents; young torn whites (8-iaibs.) 31, (10-14 lbs.) 301//..

Offerings reported: young hens (8-16 lbs.) 33; young toms (14-16 lbs.) Zm, (16-20 lbs.) 31i/2, (20-22 lbs.) 32, (22-24 lbs.) 33, (24-26 lbs.) 34^, (26-28 lbs.) 35, (28-30 lbs.) 35y2, (30 lbs. and up) 36^-37; fryer-roasters (4-8 lbs.) 33-33V2; young torn whites (8-10 lbs.1-31, (10-14 lbs.) 30>/2. Squabs and ducklings unchanged.

STATE MARKET REPORT NEW YORK, (B-(NYSDA)-

Country dressed calves: receipts moderate. Demand fair. Prices for vealers decline. Paying prices delivered St New York City, per lb.: few choice 54-56 cents, good 50-52, commercial 46-48, utility 70 lbs. and up 4246, culls 65 lbs. and under 35-47.

Hothouse lambs: offerings light. Demand slo\v. Market dull. Per lb.: few fancy small 80, choice lightweight 60-70, medium 50-60, few heavy 45-50.

You'll Sprout Wings on Trip Up Whitef ace

Q. The wife and I are now 68 and are living on J310 a month, which includes $81 from a mutual fund withdraw­al plan. When I retired, at 65. I owned about 2,000 shares of that mutual fund. I was told thatt in order to get the $81 check each month, some of my shares would have to be liquidated.

1 am getting worried, be­cause the number of shares is down" to 1,892 — worth $15,858. Would I be doing the right thing, if I sell all these shares now — before the num­ber gets much lower? A. What in the world for? You

seem to be worried for no good reason. Although you don't come right out and say so; you are evidently concerned that you might' outlive your invest­ment and that the checks would stop coming in.

The way things are going you have mighty little to fret about. In three years only 108 of your shares have been "liquidated" — another word for "redeem­ed" or "sold." Meanwhile, the share value of the mutual fund you named In your letter has1

gone up. Even from the limited infor­

mation you supply it is clear that the $15,858 present value of the 1,892 shares you now hold is . higher "than the value of 2,000 shares three, years ago. This is a good record, consider­ing the sharp drop in prices of stocks and mutual funds last year.

In "a mutual fund withdrawal plan, the money for a monthly check comes first from = divi­dends paid on shares owned, then from any capital-gains dis­tributions made, then — if necessary — from the automatic sale of some shares.

It seems pretty clear that you are withdrawing at the an­nual rate of six percent. Since your mutual fund doesn't pay out six percent in dividends (none does) or even dividends plus capital gains, you have- to expect an almost steady liqui­dation of some shares. During 1966, when prices went down, the number of shares redeemed each month increased.

Now that the market has re­covered a good part of last year's loss, fewer of your shares need to be redeemed to fill out the monthly checks. So, unless the value of that fund's shares goes into a deep dive and stays down, your risk is low. At 6 per cent you're with­drawing at' what is a sensible rate. Stretch out and enjoy your retirement.

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Q. I read a story to the ef­fect that brokerage commis­sion charges can be different on the price of the stock In­volved. I have the following commission schedule from a brokerage firm for round lots of stock.

When the amount of money involved is under $100, the commission is as mutually agreed; from $100 to $399, it's 2 per cent plus $3;. $400 to $2,399, 1 per cent plus $7; $2,400 to $4,999, 0.5 per cent plus $19; $5,000 and above, 0.1 per cent plus $39.

Calculating with this-sched­ule, I would pay the same commission if I invest $10,000 in any stock, whether it is priced at $10 or $100 a share. Right?

A.. Wrong. Along with many other people you overlook the fact that the commission sched­ule is based on the amount of

VAITeam AtPhileoV Panel Forum

A team of consultants from Value Analysis Inc.- of Sche­nectady recently attended a panel forum on value improve­ment programs presented by.

money in each round lot. O n | P h i l c ° - F o r d S°9/* c o n s u ™* stock exchanges most stocks i electronics division at Fort are traded in round lots of ioo^SashinSton. Pa. shares. You are charged a com-i * * * mission on each round lot. i VAI- providing contract ser-

Let's sav you use that $10,000 | v ' c e s to the division in estab-to buv stock. If vou purchase lUshrnent of the value improve* 100 shares at S100 a share, voir m e n t programs, was represent-pay a commission of. $49 on that1 ed by J. K. Fowlkes. presi-one round lot. 'dent.

But, if you buy 1.000 shares-; The occasion was the second at $10 a share, you pay a com­mission of $17 on each.of the 10 round lots — a total commis­sion charge of $170.

See, commissions are higher on lower-priced stocks.-

Q. I am a newcomer to the market. Will- -you send me a . list of stocks now selling for less than $5 a share that; in your opinion, will become

high-flyers and grow in value? A. No. You're new and have

lots of things to learn. Number one _ should be to ignore tips about all stocks — especially the low-priced items. I don't send out lists or individual re­commendations. If I could come up with a list such as you ask for, I'd give up abusing the typewriter and retire.

* -x- -X-(Mr. Doyle will answer only

representative letters of general interest in his column. He can­not answer phone queries.)

(Copyright. 1967. by United Feature Syndicate, Inc.)

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Golubs Attend Institute In Chicago

William Golub, president-of Central Markets Inc., and Bern­ard Golub, president of Golub Corp., were among participants at the recent meeting of Super Market Institute members in Chicago.

Pointed out at the meeting by Michael J. O'Connor, insti­tute executive director, was that a mass of efficient, scien­tific tools" has' been created to make, meat service to the con­sumer a matter of precise se­lection, cutting, and pricing.

Under a new SMI meat sy­stem, a meat manager will now be able to precisely identify his raw material costs, costs of labor and other" factors so he can arrive at a pricing system based" on them.

Central Markets was one of the originators of SMI.

-annual suppliers open house. More than 120 employes in en­gineering, purchasing, planning and manufacturing participated in the- division's week-long traning seminars.

i | "Keep This Vnder ?. Your Hood . . ."

Ed Lavin

You'll NEVER, NEV­ER, get so new a '67 Chevy for so little money. My Demon­strator :

V.8, CHEVELLE MALI-BU STATION WAG­ON, w i t h A U T O . TRANS. , P O W E R STEERING, R A D I O , etc.

Reduced $

To 2940 .00

MOHAWK CHEVY

L740 State St. Schenectady

The drive up the eight-mile Whiteface Mountain Road al­most equals the panoramic view from the summit, says the New York State Com­merce. Department.

The hlgMVay. built in 1935 as a World War I memorial, begins at the Adirondack Vil­lage of Wilmington and climbs to Whiteface - Castle, which houses a small weather mu­seum, and a restaurant.

From the parking lot, it is another 276 feet to the 4,867-foot summit of the fifth high­est peak in the Empire State. A path leads to the summit and it can also.be reached by elevator (15c). A 400-foot' tun­nel leads to an elevator which rises through the heart of the mountaiH-the height of a 23-story building.

. COTTONSEED oiL ,. R o c a ,u s p of 1,s isolate^Dosi-NEw-vo^K-iOPi.-3'eocNjs'e ect«e->- tion, the view of the Aniron-

» H en futvm Twidoy d<»«s « F«'"'» ^ack forest extends from Uke i Champlain nearly to the St.

Cn«B L3*1"01100 River. 134.3 On another shoulder of the "{i*, mountain is the chairlift of the II.UB Whiteface Mountain Ski Cen-u*«B: tcr> ope 0f tn e longest in the

j east. It is open for summer CHICAGO (upii-tiwtxkFururM^j visitors. adulLs. $1.50; children

iivi CATTLE: | under 12, /.x\ The ski center ** is reached from Route 86, just MJ west of Wilmington. g* Weather permitting, the

Whiteface Memorial Highway Iwl 's otXM1 riaily *rom Mav* * W through November 1. Adult ad-'!•; mission is $1.25; children un-

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AMERICAN EXCHANGE SALES Approx 2 p m . stock to'ol . . . 3.510,000 Approx 2 p.m. bond soles . . . Sl,55O,0OO Approx linol stock total 5.130,000 Stock total year ago ?,277,3-i0 Approx final bond sales J2.530,000 Bond sates year ago J3I1,000

DOW-JONES STOCK AVERAGES By United Press International

33 tnd 20-RR 15-Ulil i5-Slks t«3 32 257.35 133-S3 322.14 U3.61 255.81 133.2L 321.85 11504 2S7.S] 133.12 322.45 835 05 257.50 132J3' 372.31 US 40 257.37 lJ2.es 322 35 8M.15 257.5! 132 76 322.51 +7.22 403? —0.32 +1.42 -»-0?2 '0.15 — 0 ?< J-0.44

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. — N W E W YORK BOND SALES Ar.pro» .ma' total • ' . . . SI7,500.000 Previous day 16,100,000 Werv o-.o 1?.' ;.VO0 Month ego .15,330,000 Yeor ogo 10.''-.400 Jo i 1 to date 1,623,8227300 17'« to dite 1.469,3:7/00 19*5 to date 1,237,030,800

NOW., .your money

can earn a guaranteed

per annum

when you invest in

M. SOLOMON DEBENTURES interest is paid

four times

a year

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NORMAN W KOX II! Business Major

START YOUR MONEY EARNING

6'/2% IMMEDIATELY BY INVESTING NOW

IF YOU ALREADY OWN M. SOLOMON * % DEBENTURES, t ' / j % INTEREST WILL AUTO­MATICALLY BE PAID.

From port bellies July tw-oogS May nCS 12. 7oc. The m a x i m u m tell tt>« doiw Kmi:.

NEW YORK STOCK SALES Appro* final totol 11.573.00"-Prtvtoui day 10,230,000 Week- o o o - t.TXS/l .Month ego 10.791.950 Year oga . . . . , . - 7.574.J37d Two years ego

Fox Graduate Of North'pton

Norman W. Fox. III. son ofj farr for a family in one car is $4.50. Adirondack attractions are

listed in a fr/ecuidebook. "New YoYk vWanBiilands,'"

• r»7«o issued by the New York State ^ L'tJf' ' '12'i«^< Department of Commerce. 112 | training major, and a member

I::::.::::;:::.:::. S iw^S state* st., Albany, N.Y. 12207. !of the tennis duo.

Mr. and Mrs. Norman W. Foxi II of RFD 3, Schenectady.' graduated Friday from North­ampton Commercial College.

Fox was a general business

• 6Va% interest per year paid quarterly; If In­terest Is left to. accumulate it compounds at 6Vi%.

• Buy M. Solomon Expansion Debentures as low as 100. Also available in denominations of $500 and $1,000.

• Debentures purchased by the 10th of any month draw interest from the first day of tha* month.

• Face value never changes. You must be a resi­dent of N.Y. State.

• M. Solomon debentures are redeemable at any time.

M. SOLOMON FURS FASHIONS

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