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FORT LAUDERDALE KEWS, Friday, Aug. 5, 1966 SC Mid-Year Profit Reports Indicator Million Club Roster Is Growing $100 Neivs About PEOPLE In Business 9 California Standard Oil with $212.9 millions. But Mobil Oil moved into 10th place with $174.6 million. For the whole of 1965, General Electric was 10th, but in mid-1966 it was Uth with $172.6 million. After GM, in order, came A as No.

2, Jersey Standard Oil, Ford, Texaco, IBM, Gulf Oil and Du Pont. Other companies making more than $100 million in the first six months of 1966 (or their fiscal year) are Eastman Kodak, Indiana Standard Oil, U.S. Steel, Shell Oil, Union Carbide, and Chrysler, with Sears Roebuck also seemingly assured of a place in the club on the basis of its now 14th in rank. But Bethlehem Steel has advanced to the 19th post this year from the 21st spot for all 1965. Despite the slippage in auto and steel earnings in the first half, She profit outlook for all 1966 is bright for most cor porations.

Profit margins have remained high because of rising sales and use of more technically efficient plants. Threats of rising material and labor costs next year may change the picture, but at the 1966 mid-point continued profit gains for the rest of the year seemed likely for most members of the $100 million club. most top earning companies are setting a faster earnings pace this year than at the same time in 1965. This is also true of a majority of corporations which make more modest profits. The after-tax earnings of 1,316 non-financial corporations tabulated by the First National City Bank, New York, totalled $13.3 billion, or 12 per cent more than in the 1965 first half.

Year-to-year gains were reported by 83 per cent of the companies. Their second quarter profits this year came to $6.9 billion, up eight per cent from the March quarter and 12 per cent above the like 1965 period. companies showed an 11 per cent gain in the first half of 1966 over the year earlier figures. Railroads were up 30 per cent. Electric and gas utilities were up six per cent and telephone and telegraph companies 12 per cent.

But it is the biggest money earners which produced the really flashy figures at the halfway point in 1966. As compiled by the Associated Press, the nine biggest kept their comparative rank-front No. 1 General Motors with $1.14 billion in net income in the first six months, to No. first quarter performance. Seventeen other oldtime club members have already reported better than $50 million for the first half and thus remain in good standing.

The three newcomers likely to enter the $100 million club for 1966 totals are those who made more than $50 million in the first half, although not netting $100 million in all 1965. They are American Cy-anamid, Alcoa and International Paper. While GM and Ford retained their rank at the halfway mark, Chrysler slipped from 16th place in all 1965 to 17th at mid-1966. U.S. Steel which was 13th last year, is By SAM DAWSON NEW YORK.

wv-The profit-setting pace of the top money makers points to at least 40 corporations which should net $100 million or more this year. This would increase membership in this club of really big earners to three more than at the end of 1965. And total earnings of these leading corporations will be well above last year's, despite some foot-dragging by the big three motors and one of the two steels in the club. At the halfway mark in the race this year, 18 companies have already had more than $100 million each. With the few exceptions, Addition of J.

J. Celwinski and W. R. Townson, to the permanent agency force of the Ft. Lauderdale district office of the Liberty National Life Insurance Co.

was announced by L. L. Hayes, district manager. Cetwinski and Townson recently completed an intensive training course at Liberty National headquarters at Birmingham, Hayes said. Hayden, Stone, investment firm, as account executives.

They have been assigned to the Ft. Lauderdale office, 2425 Sunrise Blvd. Each has completed an intensive six-month course at Hayden, Stone headquarters at New York City. Copp, who lives at 4501 NW Fifth Place, is a graduate of the University of Miami. White, who is moving to Ft.

Lauderdale, is a graduate of Washington University and formerly was a chemical engineering consultant. Robert E. Culliver, public relations officer of the First National Bank, has graduated Over The Counter Stacks (Max) Suits of Zambia Ships, Rhodesia Collects 1 Copper Transpo rt Ban Failure I 1 Quotations compiled b) the NASD at approximated 10 a.m. Bids are representative and oo not include retail markdown or commission. Asked prices have been adjusted upward to Include approximate from the bank pub-lic relations and school at Northwestern Uni-' versity, Chicago.

The course i sored by the Bank LOCAL LIST Burtlon M. Ft. Lauder-d a 1 has completed a in-tensive course in service sta- tion man-a ment red by the A merican Oil Co. The Bid Asked 3 316 3 7 16 Bank of Com 16 Bank of Fla 108 Bank ot Hallndl 18 Boca Rat Bk 40 Brow Nat Bk 44 Citz Nat Hdw 16 Cit Nat Hwd JO Com Br Co 29 Community Nat 12 Coral Nat Bk 41 Dania Bank 20 Deerfield Bch Bk 38 Everglades Bank 25 Fin Life Ins 3'M 1st Bk Tr Br 28 1st Bank Plant 24 1st Nat Bk Ft 42 1st Nat Hwd 34 1st Nat Bk NB 50 1st Nat Bk Marg 23' i 1st Nat Bk Pom 43' Ft Laud Nat Bk 51 Wash 5 v4 lov4 LAtfl copper sources affirmed that half of Zambia's production of 60,000 tons last month has been shipped abroad. These figures include the 20,000 ton shipment now enroute to Beira.

3V4 Airlitt Inter Airpax Aloe Creme Anodyne Claude South Coral Ridge Dextra Corp First Research 18 Wilt Man Nat Bk 32 Sun Am Nat Bk 17'i Univ Nat Bk 17 (Wholesale) Quotations from National Assn. of Securities are rep-resentative int a I prices as of approximately 13 10 8 m- Inter-dealer markets change throughout the 20v, dav- Prices do not Include .0 retail markup, mark-down or commission. 3H NATIONAL LIST Alico 9:1 95 Amer-Amicable 10 44 Arvida 6H 67 Atlantic Util 5'i 6 Biilups West 7'i 7Vi 25'j First Flighi 24 Fla Bancgrowth 10 lO'i Fla Gas ll't SVi Fla Telephone 21 Vi 22Vj Franklin Life 30 30v2 39 Great America 15 153 Gulf Life 26 26' 20'2 Life Cas of 22 22'a 43'4 Life ot Fla 4H 4H 334 Ky Fried Chick 2v2 30 Royal Castle 7s 8 Medallion Pic 4'4 I US Fid Co 57Mi 58" Univis 19 4i 5'4 CULLIVER Selection Trust said that although Britain has banned hard currency payment for copper shipments via Rhodesia, arrangements are being made for consumers to pay through other European sources. Besides Switzerland, another such source could be West Germany, sources in Lusaka hinted. 1 LONDON.

WV-Copper from land-locked Zambian mines is beginning to move over the railroads of White-ruled Rhodesia with freight paid in hard currency by European countriesother than Britain. Although Britain has banned payments through rebel Rhodesian transport, reports reaching the London Metal 2 716 2" 2'i 21316 Fla Palm Air 2V4 2 SUITS will not allow hard currency freight payment for transport through Rhodesia as called for by the rebel Rhodesian government of Premier Ian Smith which, in November, declared its independence of Britain. Britain normally takes about 40 per cent of Zambia's 300,000 ton annual copper production. Despite the ban, Zambian Invest Cp of Fla 2 2' Lums 2 2JA 3 3V4 6 Guar Nat Bk Holly Bk Tr Laud Bch Bk Llghthse Pt Bk 28 36 19 18V4 6 V4 5C 10'4 15C Miami Data Modern Foods Old Fla Rum Old Fla Rum Plastline steep Rock System Ens Tolin Mfa Co 11V4 Public Relations Marketing Assn. The two-year course included classes at Northwestern each summer and extension studies.

Topics included advertising, sales management, staff education, sociology, market research, and community relations. Exchange indicated other na- James Callaghan, British Nat Life of Fla V'4 course was held at the Amoco dealer development center at Atlanta. Suits has been named manager of the Amoco service station at 4389 Andrews Ave. Nat Tr Life Ins 3 554 1V 6V2 1'. Ocean Nat Bk Detroit Switches To 1967 24 63 US Plastics Chancellor of the Exchequer, said in the House of Commons Tuesday that Britain Plant 1st Bk Banks ana insurance Pomp Bk Tr 32 Sterl Nat Bk 17V4 Amer Nat Bk 46 48Vi American Bonds Mutual Funds 164 1 10 164 6 89 244 65V4 164 89 36 40'! InsBk Stk 5.20 5.681 89 4 41 26'j 41 38 ComTr Ab 1.59 ComTr CD 1.67 INVESTING COMPANIES 282 78 Inv CoAm 12.8314.02 Inves Bos 12.0013.11 AiptPk 5Vis79 AppEI 3V4S70 Assd OG 6575 Assd OG 6s77 Bloom 6V2S77 Coburn 6s79 FlyTi 5Vis74B Fotoch 5Vis81 GlfLd 6'2s77 1 63' 63Vj IV, Comp Bd 9.07 9.86 Comp Fd 9.7410.56 17.43 17.43 10.78 11.81 13.97 15.31 11.75 11.75 11.3312.38 20.62 20.62 4.89 5.34 Invest Group: NEW YORK (AP) DETROIT, Auto assembly lines slowed to a snail's pace this week as only 17,349 cars were built in U.S.

plants. The output, lowest of any Penn Sq Peoples Phila Fd Pine St Pioneer Price TR Providnt Puritan Mut 11.12 12.08 Concord 14.53 14.53 The following quo 4 75V4 75'4 75'4 2 260 257 257 3 5 77 71 71 8 1 104 104 1 04 Stock .19.67 21.38 Selecf 9.832 10.57 Cons Inv 9.50 9.87 Consm Inv 4.23 4.621 Conv Sec 8.85 9.67 Harde KleinD 554s79 Lundy 61 2S8I Mergen 5s77 BellH 6s84 NtRsrch 5s 76 OhPw 3V4S68 Peru 3s 97 ReevesB 6s76 Revco 4'es85 SbdW cv5s86 SCE 3s73B SCGas 3V.S70 Telereg 6s80 TCA 5s79 Un Imp 6s76 Wms 5V2s88 WorkWr 4s 8 37 37 37 12 91'4 IVIt 23 122 116 122 3'i 2 -2'j 7 89 88V4 88''4 Pi 53 103' 103V4 2 95H 95 95 VM 9 57 57 57 1 5 100 100 100 1 108 1 08 1 08 14 42 122 118 122 4 5 82 82 82 2 90 90 90 2 80 80 80 17 121 US' llB'i 5 85 85 85 132 101 99'4 IOOV4 2 69 103' 102 'i Var Pay 8.17 8. tions are willing to finance such transport. The Zambian copper companies and the railroads are planning to send some 20,000 tons by this route for shipping from Beira, in Portuguese Mozambique. Payment for the first consignment already on its way to Beira has, according to informants, come from Swiss interests.

There is nothing to prevent a foreign country from taking such a step, but if a British undertaking became involved in such a shipment it might have to face the penalties called against any Briton breaking the regulations governing sanctions against the rebel Rhodesian government. These still stand, the foreign office said. In Zambia's capital, Lusaka, a spokesman for Roan 10.01 10.B2 Fd: 15.63 17.04 Putnam nv Resh 17.2818.82 Conv Gr 12.3613.51 Corp Ld 16.30 17.81 tations supplied oy the National Association of Securities Dealers, are the prices at which; these securities could have been sold (bid) 0 rbought ste Fd 18.34 18.9 vest Fd 14.24 15.56 Georg Income Grwth Invest Crown 6.20 6.78 deVegh 66.73 66.73 Ralph F. Dellinger, comptroller of the Wilton Manors National Bank, has returned to the University of Wisconsin at Madison, for the second year course in bank audit, control and operation. The course is sponsored by the National Assn.

for Bank Audit and Control and is a three-year program, with annual class sessions and extension work. Dellinger, who lives at 2225 NW Third has been associated with the Wilton Manors National Bank for the past six years. C. Frank Hardy, executive vice president of the Ft. Lauderdale Lincoln Mercury and Mrs.

Hardy are making a seven-day Caribbean cruise aboard the SS Independence. The cruise party is composed of honors winners in a Lincoln Mercury sales campaign. Ports of call for the cruise include the Virgin Islands and and Puerto Rico. New models of Lincoln and Mercury will be unveiled aboard the vessel as a highlight of the cruise. Johnsm 18.32 18.32 Keyston Funds: oecat inc ii.to u.ui 9.04 9.88 12.02 13.14 7.35 8.03 7.61 8.32 4.52 4.94 14.4015.74 Qtly Dlst Dela Fd 16.03 17.52 CUS Bl 23.33 24.35 Diver Gr 13.25 14.54 laskeaj: Bid Ask Rep teen Rsch Inv Diver Inv 9.20 10.

23.26 25.37 10.17 11.10 8.82 9.62 6.77 7.39 Revere 14.98 16.37 Dlvid Shr 3.52 3.86 Aberdeen 2.81 3.07 Scudder Funds Advise Fd 8.26 9.07 23.32 25.44 Cus B2 Cus B4 Cus Kl Cus K2 Cus SI Cus S2 Cus S3 Cus S4 Int Fd Affll Fd 8.55 9.24 Am Bus 3.93 4.25 Bal 18.43 18.43 Com St 11.86 11.86 Intl Inv 13.7213.97 12.52 13.66 21.21 23.14 DowTh In 7.23 7.82 Dreyfus 12.90 14.08 Eatn Bal 11.74 12.76 Eatn Stk 15.47 16.81 Empl Gr 23.56 25.61 Energy 14.08 14.08! Equity 10.10 10.47: Frm BMu Unavail Send For Fret Booklet WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT MUTUAL FUNDS Am Grth, 7.20 7.83 Am Inv 33.07 33.07 Specl 30.44 30.44 Sec Eouit 11.27 12.32 5.77 6.30 16.09 17.40 Am Mut 10.00 10.93 Am Pac 6.63 6.63 Purchase Reported HOUSTON Westec Corp. will purchase Aircraft Mechanics, of Colorado Springs in a stock transaction, it was announced. The purchase involves about $5 million. AMI, which makes cockpit seats and ground crew tools for aircraft, had a gross of $2.5 million last year. Westec, an instrument and tool firm, had a gross of $54.7 million.

Selec Am Unavail Knickerb 7.07 7.74 Shrhold 11.34 12.39 Knick Gth 9.8210.76 Laxard 15.87 16.12 Asso Fd 1.58 1.73 Assn InFd 6.67 6.81 Aex Houghton: Fund A 6.81 7.40 Sw Invest 9.02 9.75 Sover Inv 15.51 16.98 State St 45.90 46.25 Fed Grth 14.09 15.40 Fid Cap 15.5916.95 Fid Fund 18.44 19.94' Lexingt 10.12 11.06 Life Inv 6.61 7.22 Stdmn Sc 5.90 6.45 Fund 9.9010.76 Fid Trnd 29.75 32.34 Fid Mut 8.75 9.56 Fst InGth 8.43 9.24 Stock 5.68 6.21 Stdm Shr 19.79 21.62 Stein Roe Funds: managed ourltlaa. Ino. Sci Elec 16.33 17.75 Life Stk 4.95 5.391 Loom Can 28.96 28.96 Loom Say 15.28 15.28 Manhtn 9.32 10.18 Mass Gth 10.91 11.92 Mass Tr 15.82 17.29 Frank A. Mirigliano of 1523 F.I.F. 5.42 5.93 1 Blue Rid 12.62 13.79 week for two years, was a prelude to next week when 11' more assembly plants begin 1967 model production.

Ford's Wixom, plant has been on 1967 work for three weeks. It compared with last week's 66,723 cars and the 107,658 built in the corresponding week last year. Calendar year output climbed to 5,400,812, vs. 6,007,662 for the same span of 1965, according to figures compiled by the trade publication, Automotive News. Canadian auto plants, also in the midst of model changeover, built only 80 cars this week, compared with last week's 3,712 and 2,117 built in the comparable week of 1965.

Calendar year total of 458,488 compares with the 456,885 built at this stage last year. Bal 20.79 20.79 Stock 13.4313.43 Intl 13.78 13.78 Fst InSt 10.6411.68 Bondstk 6.16 6.73 9.20 10.05 915 N.E. 5 Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. PHONE 525-4149 Fla Gth Unavail Sterl Inv 12.8913.94 Mass Life 11.67 12.75 Fn Indlnc 5.65 6.19 Fnd Lf 4.88 5.33 Sprln Gth 4.82 5.28 Morton Funds: 14.63 15.821 14.S3 15.93 9.09 9.93 17.68 19.13 Founder 7.76 8.48 Foursq 12.9514.12 Telev El 9.8510.72 Temp Gt 14.7816.15 Texas Fd 12.7713.96 Growth 9.96 10.92 Incom 4.1V 4.56 Insuran 6.71 7.35 Bost Fd Broad St Bullock Can Gen Cdn Fd Capit Inc Capit Shr Cent Shr Channing 8.33 9.13 SE 12th has completed the claims training course the Allstate 0 11 Franklin Custdn: Com Stk 7.10 7J 6.76 7.41 TwenC Gth 5.74 6.27 TwenC Inc 5.53 6.04 MIF Fd 17.41 18.82 MIF GNi 5.S5 6.00 Mut-Shrs 16.05 16.05 Incom 3.07 3.38 10.71 11.70 Ford Chief Has Talks In Moscow United Funds: Pf Stk 2.63 2 Funds: Mut Trust 2.61 2.66 Utll 7.12 7.82 Rocco Contini, Broward general agent of Columbus Mutual Life Insurance and three members of the agency staff, Robert Caleffe, Louis Rathje and John H.

Shanahan, are attending a regional conference of Columbus Mutual. The conference is at Her-shey, Pa. Qualification for attendance is based on quality and quantity of life ana nealth policy production. 13.05 14.26 Baian Com Stk 2.09 2.28! Fund Am 10.27 11.22 Nat WSec 11.03 11.94 Nat Inves 6.69 7.23 Grwth 17.11 18.70 Fund Inv 12.0413.19 Gen Invest 6.56 7.13 Nat Sec Ser: 8.26 9.06 Balan 11.01 12.03 Sec: 8.27 Accm 17.62 19.22 Incom 13.77 15.05 Sclen 9.67 10.57 UnFd Can 5.03 5.50 Value Line Funds: Val Line 7.47 8.1? Incom 5.81 6.37 Spl Sit 5.15 5.64 Vangd 5.47 5.98 Var Ind PI 5.24 5.70 5.88 6.42 Bond Aero Sc 10.6611.78 Com St 13.8315.15 3.06 3.38 10.21 11.16 4.71 5.15 Incom Intl Special Chase Fd Chem Fd Citadel Cst See I ance Co. I he course I the Allstate 9.73 10.66 Ful Ad at I 16.47 18.01 6.90 7.54 5.91 6.46 Divid Pf Stk Incom Stock Grwth 2.53 20.56 21 .18: 14.9916.38 8.30 9.07 9.69 10.591 1.51 1.63 12.59 13.76 25.2 25.21 Colon Fd WallSt In 10.7711.77 Wash Mu 11.48 12.55 MX orann IIS' CONGRATULATIONS TO THE NEwW Nat West 6.11 6.70 Colon Gtfl 15.81 17.28 MIRIGLIANO outhern 5.25 5.74 15.67 16.321 Grth Ind Gryphon Guardn Ham hda Mann Imp Cap Imp Fd Inc Fnd NEA Mut 10.3910.60 Cemst Bd 4.36 4.74, New Eng 10.88 11.76! Commonw th Fds: Well Fd 13.6014.83 West Ind 7.65 8.36 Whitehll 13.35 14.43 Wndsr Fd 18.74 20.37 New Hor 14.46 14.61 9.46 10.28 5.55 6.03 12.64 13.82 Cap Fd 13.99 15.29 Incom 9.61 10.50 Noreast 17.57 17.57 One WmS 14.62 14.62! 7.97 8.71 Inc Bost Invest 10.07 11.01 Winfield 8.57 9.37 Wiscon 7.31 7.99 Oppen Fd 24.00 26.231 Stock 10.20 11.151 Ind Trend 12.82 14.01 Lane Hartwell has joined the staff of Managed Securi NEXT TO HOSPITAL SME Wins Top Laurels ties, as a special sales rep-r -tative.

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