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DECEMBER 26, 1960
Financial Reporh of TY-Electronics Companies
These are latest reports as obtained darinir the last week. Dash indicates the information was not aTailaUe at press time. Parentheses denote loss.
Company
Period
Sales
Allied Radio
I960— qtr. to Oct. 31 1959— qtr. to Oct. 31
Famous Players Canadian
1960 — 9 mo. to Oct. 1 1959 — 9 mo. to Oct. 3
Filmways
1960 — year to Aug. 31 1959 — year to Aug. 31
5,721,173
4,448,650
Gibraltar Enterprises'
1960—11 mo. to Nov. 30 1959 — 11 mo. to Nov. 30
Jerrold Electronics
1960 — 6 mo. to Aug. 31 1959 — 6 mo. to Aug. 31
3,205,887
2,915,502
National Video
1960 — 6 mo. to Nov. 30 1959 — 6 mo. to Nov. 30
$10,343,900
8,290,600
Rollins Bcstg.
1960—6 mo. to Oct. 31 1959=
1,853,391
Sterling Television
1960 — 6 mo. to Sept. 30 1959 — 6 mo. to Sept. 30
596,660=
378,830
TV Shares Management Corp.
1960 — year to Oct. 31 1959 — year to Oct. 31
3,063,643
2,714,566
Pre-Tax
Earnings
Net Earnings
Per
Common
Share
Common
Shares
$ 203,090 202,166
$0.19
.19
$2,332,438
1,429,299
.82
1,737,072
2,629,184
1,718,233
.99
1,737,072
33,893*
.07
491,473
190,537
.43
447,986
745,820
.60
1,250,000
577,331
.46
1,250,000
136,509
64,665=
.04
90,439
39,920=
.03
1,050,100
768,300
1.25
616,667
651,926
530,926
.86
616,667
229,463
.26
872,867
16,833=
450,000
13,273
—
450,000
1,490,848
750,848=
.74
1,060,000
1,430,797
702,297
.66
1,060,000
Notes: 'Includes WICU-TV & WICV Erie, radio WTOD Toledo & WHOO Orlando, headed by Edward Lamb. ®Not available. ^Record. *After credits ' totaling more than $52,000. ^Excludes $133,272 ($208,473 in 1959) net income from CATV systems. “Excludes special credit of $283,656 on sale of properties.
OVER-THE-COUNTER COMMON STOCK QUOTATIONS
Thursday, December 22, 1960 Electronics TV-RadiosAppliances Amusements
stock
Acoustica Associates
Aerovox
Allied Radio
Astron Corp.
Baird Atomic
British Industries —
CGS Labs
Cetron
Control Data Corp. —
Cook Elec.
Craig Systems
Dictaphone
Digitronics
Eastern Ind.
Eitel-Mccullough
Elco Corp.
Electro Instruments __
Electro Voice
Electronic Associates _
Erie Resistor
Elxecutone
Farrington Mfg.
FXR
General Devices
G-L Electronics
Granco Products
Gross Telecasting
Haydu
Hewlett-Packard
High Voltage Eng. — Infrared Industries — Interstate Engineering
Itek
Jerrold
Lab for Electronics —
Lei Inc. —
Magna Theater
Bid Asked
Stock
Bid Asked
19%
21%
Maxon (W. L.)
10%
11%
7%
8%
Meredith Pub. _ _
42%
45%
23
24’%
Metropolitan Bcstg.
17%
18%
IVs
Milgo Electronics
15%
17%
24%
26%
Narda Microwave
3%
4%
17
18%
Nuclear of Chicago —
38
41%
6
7%
Official Films
2%
2%
3%
4%
Pacific Automation
4%
5%
68
72%
Pacific Mercury
5%
6%
13%
14%
Philips Lamp _ _
156%
162
15 'A
16%
Pyramid Electric — _
2%
2%
28%
30% ■
Radiation Inc. _
24%
27
19%
21%
Howard W. Sams
36%
39%
14
15
Sanders Associates
37
42%
18V4
19%
Silicon Transistor —
4 'A
5
IS'A
16%
Soroban Engineering _
40
43ys
28%
31%
Soundscriber _
15%
17%
7ya
8%
Speer Carbon
18
i9ys
29%
32
Sprague Electric
50%
54
9%
lO'A
Sterling TV _
1%
2
20%
23
Taft Bcstg.
12
13%
28%
30%
Taylor Instrument —
32
34%
35%
38%
Technology Inst.
8%
9%
11%
12%
Telechrome
12%
13%
6%
7%
Telecomputing
7%
2%
3
Telemeter
11
12%
19%
21%
Time Inc.
73%
77%
1/16
. %
Tracerlab
9%
10%
31
33
United Artists
5%
6%
156
167
United Control
15%
17%
15%
17%
Universal Trans.
%
1-5/16
24 *A
25ya
Vitro —
11%
12%
54
58
Vocaline
2
6%
7%
WJR Goodwill Station
9%
11
47%
50ya
Wells-Gardner
20%
22 ‘A
3%
4%
Wometco Bnt.
13
14%
2%
2%
Common Stock Dividends
Corporation Period
Avco Q
Daystrom Q
Electronic Associates . . Stk. General Dynamics Q
Victoreen Instruments . Stk.
Amt. Payable $0.12% Feb. 20 .30 Feb. 15 5% Jan. 12 .25 Feb. 10 4% Jan. 16
Stk. of Record Jan. 27 Jan. 27 Dec. 28 Jan. 6 Dec. 30
Screen Gems will be worth about $23.5 million to Columbia Pictures, its parent, in terms of the 89% interest that Columbia will maintain when the first SG public offering goes on the market next month. An additional 300,000 shares, on which Screen Gems plans to raise about $3 million, will be offered to holders of Columbia Pictures stock at approximately $10 per share. Screen Gems is in a healthy financial position in the often-risky telefilm business; for the fiscal year ended June 30, SG had beforetaxes earnings of over $3.1 million, while parent Columbia Pictures had a loss of over $1.2 million. When the offering is concluded, it’s estimated that Columbia will have 1.8 shares of Screen Gems for each share of Columbia Pictures outstanding. Thus, stockholders in the parent will have an equity of $18 in Screen Gems stock, plus participation in Columbia’s movie activities.
Mergers & acquisitions: Transitron Electronics has canceled its proposed merger with Thermo King, Minneapolis maker of refrigeration equipment for trailer trucks (Vol. 16:35 pl6). Transitron Pres. David Bakalar said the action was taken “primarily” because of the “recent decline in Thermo King’s rate of earnings.” Thermo King Pres. J. A. Numero said the “ground asserted by Transitron is without merit” • Cowles Bcstg. (KRNT-TV & KENT Des Moines, WHTN-TV Huntington — latter being sold to Reeves Bcstg. & Development) and Cowles Magazines {Look) have obtained stockholder approval to merge via an exchange of stock into Cowles Magazines & Bcstg. Inc. • Serrick Corp., Defiance, 0. maker of industrial machinery & products, has acquired Utah Radio Products and Utah Radio & Electric, Huntington, Ind. manufacturers of TV-radio equipment & components.
Electro-Science Investors, Dallas-based small-business investment company, has acquired for $2 million in convertible debentures & common stock more than 80% equity in Knapic Electro-Physics, Palo Alto, Cal. manufacturer of silicon & germanium crystals for semiconductor devices.