Evening Star Newspaper, May 12, 1931, Page 13

. THE EVENIN c) €., TUESDAY, ; PINANCIAL AMERICAN STORES ||~ NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE Reetected | STOCKS ARE LOWER, &t i = GE ANOTHER R A"- SH ARES WEAK Mongays diidend aeciaration. nas- ||| Insurance Stocks YEAR. | SAI—ES REPURIEB Note—All stock are sold In one hundred share lots | CIw S o [iold ‘R, Add00. High, Low. Close. uksement would be omited entirely. Bought—Sold—Quoted excepting those designated by the letter s (80s) (250s), 66 47% Gen Focd Corp (3).. 524 b 2 Auburn Auto, after having sold 11 or T ke Tnge socks were sl In odd o | | by 0 85067 Ay - 12 pointa” under, Monday's fnal, rc. || Waggaman, Brawner & Co. ~Prev ant - 3 35% o m2.61. raced most of the lost ground. Call . Add 00, High. Low. Close. Close. i s : Lo Dividend Rate. Ad B 50 Gen Miils (3)... New York Central Report i e et i Me. nco.’n‘naa Eye Dollar* Total Off, but Large F36% 25 Abranam Strauss... 2 3714 36% 81% 364 G bt LA 2! 15 15% 15% p o (Copyright, 1931.) 14% Ad xp (1.60) 3% > 1S 2013 . A i a son sen E6 | 9002 (OO eer A 0 Vi . and Austrian Situation in— 83% Adams Exp pf (5) 4 y ) B L caoxr Tot 205 20 e e e : . Kot 0000000000000 000000 Financial Notes. 7% Alr Reduction (14% e 74 54 Gon R & Ut pf (e8). s 55- " 185 : Disturb Market. E Mooy Atuilidie for- M y r Way . . . 57% Gen Refractories (4) 9 39 39 : 11 Lo . 7 Alaska Juneau (40c) e ML e R Gen Theater Equip. . 3% 4 : 4 p Y c1or ortgage ans BY EDWARD C. STONE. o i Al Ons Dye (h€) 127 123 118% 121 Glllette Saf Rator. . 399 oK o BY GEORGE T. HUGHES. ¥ . 5 2! Gillette Sa! D . 754 i The American Stores Co. today ré-| 42% 264 Allls Chalmbers (). 264 A Glidden pr pf (7).... 3 60 61 : Special Dispateh to The Star. rted sales for the five weeks ending 18% 12% Alpha Port Cemt (1). 4 Gobel (Adolf). 5% 5% Lehey . NEW YORK, May 12.—Acute weak- ay 2, 1931, of $13,728,097, as compared 16% Amerada Corp (3)... 4 Gold Dust (2%). 2 31% ” ESRE rewi TPl Ll with $14,090,012 in the corresponding 28% Am Br Shoe (240)... 3 . - 9 Goodrich (B F) 10% : mESS’ 111 e TRIWEY: Stiiree. e D five weeks in 1930, G Am Brown Bov Elec. : 24 Goodyear Tire&R(3) 39% AL . ciines in industrial specialties and a 2 Gbirgase of #363,% AmBrBEDf (7)... 11 40 g Goodyear 18t pf (7). 80 s general reactionary trend character- 815, or 257 per 129% 104% Am Can (46)......... 32 197 Gotham Silk Hostery 1% ; 1sed todsy’s trading in stooks. cent. & 38% §19% Am Car & Fdry (3).. g e IR RRTEEBIRGE o s 57 e i E Sales for the 17 8 68 AmCar& Ryt (7 o € 5 Grand Sil Strs (b1).. 2! e Nosia weeks ended May 3 . » 2 Grand Unton. . 7 market. One was the New York Centra’ 2, 1931, were $48,- 4 ) : 9 5% Grant (W T) (1) g Y : | terly report showing a deficit after 8 ? f # 5% Am Comel Alcol ki ” 2 5 N 9 B 5 ‘ | quarterly rep g e Nto with seigs 26M Am & For Power. ; 3 : b v i : : | charges and the other was the banking of $49,660,332 for v b e % Grt Western Sug: | troubles in Austria, which were re- periods—yet at only.......cceuuenns the 17 wc&s enged 0 " ?-;,',‘,\,';};T&:.,":” i - R | flected here by ofl‘e}:‘fing x‘x’r stocll: !rlom ¥ & May 3, 1930, a de- 1 9 izl e o | abroad. Of these the railway situation 3 s 17% Am Locomotive (3 50 Gult S¢St 1ot { |abrosa. o these the raliway situstion| 2 RANDALL H.HAGNER GCOMPANY crease of $1498, . W0 0 A 2Tt Hackensack W (1%) | York Central had a net loss of $144.913 MORTGAGE LOAN CORRESPONDENT or 3. : 7 81 Am Mach & Metal E + i 31 e o an 3 1 9 6% Hanhn Dept Stores. .. 1 H % ofter taxes and charges in the first 2 « The American L LU, an 1 Rl T o e RICHARD WHITNEY. }1)1re? months of this year against & fi%%fifiwfld&”yh’y Stores Co. ""’°"§" y 94% Am Pow & Lt pf (6). 99% 98 9 Hall (WF) PrCo(2) 2 NEW YORK, May 12 (#)—Richard |net income of $8471.256 in the first that although dgf: 78 AmP&LtDLA (4).. i 8% 94 Hanna pf (1) ...eene. 9 9 903 Whitney was re-elected president of the | Guarter of 1930, equivalent to $1.70 a 1321 G s e A ok 5 78% AmP & L nf A 8t (5) 9 Harb Walk Ref (2).. 13 2t New York Stock Exchange yesterday |share on the stock. d “onnecticut Ave. Decatur 3600 Jow last vear, the v w. Magee. 131 Am Ra&Std San 60c. Hartman Corp (A) i 4 for a second term of one year. 1t had been predicted that New York volume of _goods Eotatin 2415 Am Rolling Mills. .. 5 8 315 Hayes Body. M7, “Whitney hus been a member of | Central would miake a Door SROWIIG, | F6MINNINH NN NSO S0 AEG0 1T O T A T A was much greater, as commodity prc 48 Am Safety Razor (5) 5 Hershey Choc (5).4m 9 100~ 9 the exchange since 1912 and associated |but the result wes worse than the Hersh Choc pt (15).. 3 103 en\Es “gavernment since 1019, when | street had expected and ‘Central, with ; | other raflway stocks, was pressed for are approximately 15 per cent lower 5% Am Seating. ... e oorr than during the corresponding | “gai. seee Am Sm & R i n 585 1303 Am Sm he became: & memper of e Ce"vice | sale. The closing price on Monday was “. 3 period a year ago. 138% 128% Am Sm & Refpf (7). 2 1281 123% 123 9 % Houdaille Hershey ing Committee. He was made vice Am Snuff pf 108 0 Household Fin pf (4) Y % a 97'; and by noon today a loss of 4 to m Snuff ot (6) president in 1928 and chajrman cf the 974 A0 ¥ M08 KOG B o g™ hringing W. W. Magee on Reserve Board. 109% 106 4 35% H on 314 165 Am Ste as y R A R Committee on Business Conduct. He Wayland W. Magee has been selected | ;13™ 309" Am Steel Fay pf 108% 9 84 Houston Ol (new) E e O e mwmons i the | the stock down_ to the’ lowest since by President Hoover as the farmer 1234). .. 41% 15% Hudson Motor (1)... 1 T4 17 il Ju AU S e 1923. New lows for the year, and in G.M MUR b e e, Federal Reserve Board,| 434 37 AmStoret (13%) iy 395 7 urmiMsions * | presidency L N s e pevo BAZE PHY & CO. Were reached by Lackawanna, Missouri o succeed the late Edward H. Cunning=| o4,," 1761, Am Tel & Tel (9). 180% 182% | 89 587 INinois Central (4). . 53% Tiinols Central (4) 5 — . - | Thm. Who rendered long and efficient | Jaou 1o Am Tobacco B (t6).. 19 125 123 123% 1204 | 78 6914 lllinols L (4. y 5 < eE " Pacific common and preferred, Penn- service to the Government. Mr. Magee | 135 * 24, Am Tobacco pf (8).. 192 132 131% S i iMoo c,-én.' 2 " REFINED AND BLISTE sylvania and Rock Island. A number New York WASHINGTON Philadelphia is a resident of Bennington, Nebr., and| “goy “§215 Am Water Wks (3). 4 BT% f 5RY Indian Refining. .. COPPER STOCKS UP of large rn[llwaydqompag!cs’ are sched- Baltim Rich d Lo s it 9 Uled to act on dividends in the near ore ichmon ndon |(uture and today's weakness renewed 1 a first trust loan through the thoroughly or- ganized machinery of this office—and the un- limited funds available. Applications will be considered for apartment, office building, business and residential properties located in Washington or nearby Maryland or Virginia—original or 1 refinancing loans—for 3, 5 or 10 year 2 o = mE can greatly facilitate the preliminaries for lnlnmlwuunDMIMH|mM0mml L T is afliated with a number of agri-| gqi 0 21 Am Woolen pf.....s 31 31% 5 ¥ e e itural organizations within the bor-| gy 414 Am Zine Lead & Sm. W x 5 Indust Ravon (4) i ders of his home State. % 43% 2b% Anaconda Cop (1%). 267 teel (214) .. 5l 45% 45% y fears as to the result. The Federal Reserve Board's condi-| g 22 Anaconda W&C (1) 3 2 29% * 227 g $%4 Ehwutihar Delddo, '3 PSP T | " The industrials that were most MEMBERS tion _statement of weekly reporting| 0z 301 ~Archer-Danpf (7).. 3 interb Rap Transit.. 204 21 * | Increase in North and South Amer- | affiected included Allied Chemical and Tgmb(‘r banks in leading cities on May| “73 "3 Armour of Del pf (7) ¢ 5 Interlake Iron (60¢). KL% % | Eastman Kodak. Both of these stocks New York Stock Exchange shows decreases for the week of $128-1 44 "2~ Armour of Il A..... 7 Int Bus Mach (n6).. % 158% 1588 ica 8,781 Short Tons During | have been favorite short sales for some % 000000 in loans and investments, $36.-| 210 1% Armour of Il B. e TRy, i it s | time, _ U. S. Steel sold off over a point ‘Washington Stock Exchange 000,000 in net demand deposits and 14 Armour of 11l pf. 34 Int Comb Eng pf . 18 as April but held above its old low. American Richmond Stock Exchange $74,000,000 in Government deposits, an 5% Asso Apparel (32).. 9 9 St EaTvastir (345) 6% 47% > Can was down a little more than steel Nisw Yoils Died Exch an increase of $12,000000 in time| 31 261 AssoOil(2). 3 Int Hydro E1 A (e2 24 24% and yet it, too, held above the low. ew York Produce Exchange deposits. sa0,-| 203% 1641 Atch To& S 5 Int Match pf (4). 59% 59% vita i seAvRR Motor and Merchandising stocks sold New York Curb Exchange Poans on_securities increased $40.| "2 “1214 Atlantid Refining (1) 3% Int Nickel 1600). ; 1% 1% 14% s ae ke of re- | Off With the Test of the list, but thelr banks in the New | 9914 93% Atlas Powder pf (8). 708 93 9 3% | 123 Int Nick Can pf (T).. 11814 1181 NEW YORK, May 12.—Stocks of Te- | jqcse5 were relatively small. York district, and declined $33,000, o 20514 10115 Auburn Auto (f4)... 230 251% 240 Int Paper & Pow A. . 5% 5% fined and blister copper in North and| Some encouragement was derived in the Chicago district, $7.000,000 4 1% Austin Nichols. $ 1% .} %| 6 Int Paper & Pow B " 20 2% South America increased 8781 short| from the General Motors report, show- the Boston district, $6,000,000 in thel 24y, 20 Austin Nich praA(3) 108 22 5 p he Int Paper & Pow C. = tons during April, figures released today L"_;g ;f“;f'cgs{s ;{,’Ofgnf:g“grjn‘"Mfigzg 1510 H Street Connecticut at K , San Francisco district and $16,000,000 3 Avintion Coro af Del Y Int Printing Ink. 4 T4 Ay by the American Bureau of Metal A year ago the increase from March at all reporting banks. “All of i Faldwin Loco (1%) “ Int Print Ink pf (6). 1108 621 €0 loans declined $38,000.000 in the New Int Rys Cent Amer.. 508 10 Statistics disclosed. to April was only 15 per cent. On the National 9600 York district, $10.000.000 in the Min- s « Int Salt (3) 32% Total stocks as of May 1 were 561,797 | other hand the Pure Ofl re 2 2 2 3 5 s as i port had a neapalis district, $1.000,000 in the, Bog- $ Int Stiver pf (7). 6 | short tons, compared with 553,016 as of | depressing _cffect on the oil stocks ton district an 000, 900 9 38% Int Tel & Tel (2)... 28 April 1. The May 1 total. however, mainly because it revealed the large Copy of our “Fortnightly Review” on Request aix Aviation (1) g L aeitas.. . 2 W e Siowed ‘a decline from the 566,853 tons | inventory losses producers have been Best& Co 12).....n 3 0 ik febs otheiah.. 100 45 & 44 las of March 1. forced to take since January 1. Texas Veteran Insurance Man Honored. T0% % Bethlehem Steel (4). 5 7 2314 118% J & Lang of (7). 30 120% 120 Stocks of refined copper only amount- | Corporatizn sold at approximately the Edwin P, Parker, for 70 years with| 128% 106% Bethlehem 8t pf (1). T e soar.. 21 i o ed to 367,021 tons May 1, compared |old low and Stendard Oil of New Jersey ¢ o 20 19 Blaw-Knox (1%).... 1 184 e e T are With 354,205 tons April 1 and 363,629 | weakened fractionally. W Kans City Sou (6)... an 3 e NeaTeh 1, Operations for the decline did not the Washington office of the Mutual Boba Alutn & BF 1% 3 37 Benefit Life Insurance Co. bt ooyl oyl 50 Kans City Sou pf (4) 9 49 49 % , 36 i o April production of refined copper | meet with as great success in the after- 17% Borg. Warner (1). T 8 A ';’;‘ ;;:{l"_fls““‘m 1;11 03). - fell to 100501 tons, compared with 102,- | noon, although there were breaks in F. B. KEECH & CO MPANY i PR g 058 tons in March and 124,531 tons-in|isolated issues. ~Worthington 'Pump Membsrs' of 13% Lriges Mg (1%) .0 ; H » e ow A p April of 1930. Shipments during April | sold off 4 or 5 points before support cheon Hamilton Hotel The feature of the 3% Lriggs presen rockway Mot Trk. . Shrarance. polic ing over $130. L s el D ounted to 86,185 short tons, against | was encountered.. Fox Film duplicated York Stock Exchange 53% Bkiyn-Man Tr (4)... 8 = ‘ Ne insurance policies totaling over $120,- 941 85% Bk 29 25 Kresge (SS)Co1.60. 5 - fad yn Man Tr pf (6). 2 93% 93 Y ik 111,482 tons in March and 79,213 tons | its previous low and Texas Corpora- Washington Stock Exchange Chicago Stock Exchange 000, sold by his associates, and on which | o5 163™ gy ivn Union Gas (5) %1 27% 20% Kreuger & T (al.60). e 23 % | in’ April last year. tion, reflecting bellef that the dividend New York Curb Exchange' . Chicago Board of Trade se e 6 A rorer (iron 1) k Mr. Parker is to have the commission| “gg, “3oy Brown Shoe (3). ja IR Kenrer GrocRAKS &F would be cut or omitted next week, Pew Orléans Cotton Exchi 15 8 Bruns-Balk-Col. 9 B7% 176% LambertCo ($y..... i went to & new low f roduce nee Winnipes 16 111% - 2% 18" Leh ValConl pf (8)., 3 MOTOR TRUCK FIELD low for the shares of the N.'Y. Coffee & Sugar Exchange, Inc. Rubber 13 ™ 12 69% 54 Lehman Corp (3).... ; These declines were accompanied, 5 present company. New York Cocoa Exchange, Inc. ~ New York Hide 5 i) 2 B Tibow Pera Ole AC IVITY h mnnupolug'v;;n;bneE:‘!h:nérxm}:c;‘:lai:mnl ‘l:emgetxchlnn. Ine. lard . % i o1 owever, by a shai oSt o i 35 22 Burns Bros cum pf.. s | 91% 78% Livk & Myers B (15) EXPANDING ACT o hort et s e e . 32% 21% Burroughs A M 11%. 4 7 85% 26 Liquid Carbonie (3). k 2814 | Spectal Dispatch to The Star. | in Standard Ofl of California of & point STOCKS BONDS COMMODITIES 104 70 Bush Termdeb (7).. 6315 41% Loew’s Ine (3) 49 4 1 DETROIT, May 12—Marked activity | or more. One of the features was the :3«. 1:2 g::::flc&pghme. : i"’ ?;: mb in the automobile and motor truck mE | way in which the Standard Oil stocks A TS . 69% 334 Bers (A M) 20% 11t Lortiiara () Co. |y e e a o shat hins | = DIRECT PRIVATE WIRES 45 24TV, & . hedules of the Timken Detroit Axle | ed letter expressing the well wishes [ 63 ~ 20% Calif Packing (2). 35% 27 LouG&EA (1%) & 1 | a . Co. are the largest in volume since 2 of the policy-holders, the agents who( 1% _ % Callahan Zinc & Ld.. % % 1% Trdlnm Srael Mny,.lsan. et Money on Hand to Loan on We are equipped to handle promptly orders sold them and bearing their signatures, | 43% 31 Calumet & Arizona.. i e . e b ocIn, ..t % ‘Our business is showing an en- e, " ted by| 1% 23% cl;\:rg:!lflo‘n'"' 3 R i 4 L up‘?ld B e it i First Deed of Trust on the leading exchanges of the world. 45% 27% Canadian Pacific1%. 2 9 McGraw-HIIL (2). . .« 5 5 515 | Mr. Hood said. “This is largely due 50% Molntyre Pore M (1) 2 234 23% 231 2314 |to developments in the motor truck 0/ 3 oty Case 3 D (8. ; 2 6% Interest M CORNER {7TH ST., N.W., WASHINGTON it T. Scott, represen! » 9 v Tin P(15 : 131% 66% Case (J 1) (8). o 103% 71% McKeespt Tin P(15). % field, which is rapidly expanding its msatahe; tlo';::\ fiu. John H. Bny':;:; S2u 25w Caterpillar Trac (). 114 Mo.l‘f:nanikoh @) a scope of freight transportation oper- Reasonibie’ Cosaisatensand S Asscciation; Dr. Wiliam R Ward, | 13% 4% Celotex vicctte, oo g B ety ; Yoo Prompt Replics o NATIONAE 028 nationg] medical director, and H. Law- Aty 3 487 7% Mack Trucks (3).... 3% . N YTy Applications New York Chicago Philadelphia Providence e e s o A 81l Mae | BOURSE PRICES IRREGULAR. BeGlIEES Detkay - WG rence Choate, local general agent of y 1 M RH) & Co(n3) 46% 38% Ches&Qhio (3%)... A 106% 81% Macy(R! Co(n3). 9 s 9 : the company. ted Mr. ke Corp ( 4% 1% Mallison & Co : PARIS, May 12 (#).—Price changes JAMES F. SHEA Dr. Ward present X oy 0 Ch Parker with s gold “V" which is the | 4% 40, GURERGIR o 39 30 ManElevmg... ... ! : were irregular on the Bourse today.| of 30" yoars ser- 19% Chi Great West | 22 14 MarketSt Ry prpt. 3 13 1 Three per cent rentes, 89 francs 30 | 643 Louisi Vice. 4% Chi M1l St P & Pac. »» s |- 19 - oW Misemaniibtor Car & | centimes. Five per cent loan, 102 francs ouisiana Ave. N.W. To all the tributes, Mr. Parker re-| j50, 73 ChiMilStP&P L., 8% 8y 3z 23% Marshall Fleld (2%) : % [ 90 centimes ¢ sponded in a most modest manner. Mr. | (g5, 29 Chi& Northwest (4). 311 18% Mathieson Alkall (2) 3 e i L ans, A fiaesI 201 - - . ! PROPERTY MANAGEMENT Snyder, 30 years with the Mutual Bene- | g5\ 453 Chi R 1& Pacific (5)- i 39 28% May Dept Strs (2%). 315 33 3 | centimes The dollar was uilcted &b 35 90 88 ChiRI&PDL(6)... 82 82 8% 6% Mavtax Co. - ; & | francs 55% centimes. 12% 10% Chickasha Cotton Oil 10% 28 Melville Shoe (2) . 9 A H mouth, Va., 715 _years ago. 5 . 8% 4 Mengel Co ‘ — artment Iouse I iy i el Mexican Seaboard. .. 1¢ “Marketing the Nation's Largest | P the insurance field 35 years 25% 15% Chrysler Corp (1)... 19% ing . (3.60). Mid Continent Petm.. 9 9 9 Crop” is the subject which T. George amazing A e dea vt (o) ¢ o . Midland Stee) pf (8). 7 Lee, president of Armour & Co. will MANAGEMENT 4% 2% City Stores. .. 3 Minn Moline Pow 4 4 discuss in the seventh of a series of ENT i . 25 16 City Stores (A) 15 5 26% 14% Mo Kan & Texas. 5 radio addresses on present business | 18 a seri- 85 524 Mo Kan & Tex pf E 5 problems and conditions on the Halsey, | ous problem YOU’LL e — assets expand from $157,000, to Colgate-Pal-P (2%). 4 4 b $600,000,000. 1;2: 1:}3 co}::r:mrp: (a' 102:4 m;\( 42% 21% Missouri Pacific. 3 | Stuart & Co. program. k. . Missouri Pao of ¢ : if your offices are when we make a survey o5 07 70 Woman Executives fo Meet. S e e 10} ; 195% 15% Montgomery Ward. . e — . Seventy-five woman bank executives - 47% 30 Motor Products (2).. 3 F- t T t M cramped, and your of your apartment house will attend the Spring conference of 19% 11% Motor Wheel (1) 4 ) 1rs rus oney 2 ¥ = the Midatlantic Division of the Asso- 5 y 36% 8% Mullins Mfg.... 9 Avaflable at Prevailing Rates |} pocketbook is squeezed properties and can show you 7213 36 Mullins Mfg pf (1) 5. Promsi Comsideration of Your Avolication | #) o poon them. 8 where savings are possible; Yoy 5 200 PR A T A. C. Houghton & Co,, Realtors, e il Bants gs are possible; g Ab A6y Myer (RRIZ T ISle N S MW, - monthly w! i ow 1N i Vi “This division, which includes the States 23" Comm Inv Trust (3). b5 40 27% Nasn Motors (4) - y will put you in ecessary improvements ‘)’L’fix',’n?",‘s,’f.'.!’. ;Jeeruy. P&mgvmu. 12% Comm Solvents (1).. s a0k 4k i P 56 INVESTMENT SECURITIES a 3-room office suite p can be economically made— ) and istrict 8 Comwlth&Sou (40c). 33 83% 67% Nat Biscult (2.80)... 3 314 Listed Bonds and Stocks, aiso Excelient | || here, with the desired A increasing the net income very of Columbia, has extended an_ invita-| yo0i 91% Cmwith & Sou pt (8) 39% 26 Nat Cash Register A, 2 tment Trus tion to members of the New England( "jpy 6t Congoleum-Nairn... 9 9 50% 38% Nat Dairy (2. 92 7 1518 K 5O W D NIXOonat 1020 advantages of location, = I’— considerably. division and to members of other divi-| 37, f261 Consol Cigars (5)... ~1 33 i 3 36% 19% Nat Dist Prod (2) % 3 7 sions of the association who may be in| 73" "g4 Consol Cig pr pf 6%.170s 66%| 132 112% Nat Lead (5).. 2" 105 3 Mo to Loan ||| well lighted rooms and We've had the experience, the city to attend the conference. 15 5 Consolidated Film... 1 4 6%| 141 136 Nat Lead pfA (T)... 308 oney to Loan 3 » The day's program has been arranged | 18w 13% Consol Film pf (2).. 1 % 14% ! 120 116% Nat Lead pt B (6)... 10, Secured by first deed of trust on real estate. | f | low rental. : ceconit | and have organized the facil- by a committee of which Miss E. Nora | 1 $2% Consol Gas N ¥ (4).. 104 96 . 9714| 44% 27% Nat Pow & Lt (1).... i (oo e e LT T iti tich Il find Gibbons of the Chase National Bank 101% Con Gasof NY pt(5) 3 5 0% N T 2 oAk Joseph I Weller 856.M%0 & ¢ %% ||| T, ities which you nd most is chairman. Miss Mary E. Stetson, 3214 Consol RR Cpf (6).. 5 % 34 NatSupply (4) et s bimsia AL e profitable to use vice president of the division, will 1 Consol Textile 4 Nat Supply pf (1)« 9 MONEY TO LOAN g reside. Three banks in Lower Man- 76% 41% Nat Surety (5).. ttan will entertain the woman ex- : 14% 8% Nevada Copper (1) 9y On improved real estate, in D. C: or WOO DWARD B F SA' lL ) ecutives ‘at luncheon in three groups. 2 132% 94% N Y Central (6) « 93 ;Jrnorlzlp-‘namm.eo %lur\;'mn:.::nd or lots. Y e o ° & o The banks are Bank of Manhattan . 53%| 12% 5 N Y Investors 3 5% NYNH & Har (8). LEROY GADDIS, JE. BUILDING 925 15th St. N.W. Nat'l 2100 ) Trust Co., with Miss Anne Houston 10 94% T1 828 15th St. Natl. 1 Sadler, assistant trust officer, hostess; 40% | 119% 110 NYNH&HpI (D)., N Y Ont & Western.. the Central Hanover Bank & Trust C 2% Contl Motors. : 2| 8 % 14 % - —— with Miss Mina M. Bruere, assistant . 6% Contl Oll of Del. 7 7% | 107% 100 N Y Steam of (6) 1 ana; Fifteenth and H Streets N.W. secretary, hostess, and the Chase Ni 3% Cont Shares....... el 99 “23% Noranaa Mines.. ... 16 Executive-Manager wmudl MORTGAGE LOANS tional Bank, with Miss Mary Vail An- 62% Corn Prod (+8%)...s g 175 Norf & West (112) —by a successful corporation. Sal- ||| CARL G.ROSINSKI dress. assistant cashier, entertaining. 146% Corn Prod pf (1).... 208 152% 152% 3 89t Norf& Westpf (4).. 108 H ary and interest given. Unlimited - Dr. Benjamin M. Anderson, Jr., econ- 8% COty INC...soes 14 9% 9% 7 4% North Am Aviation.. 48 9 future. Investment $6,000 neces- Realtor omist of the Chase National Bank, will 27 Creamof Wht (13%) 2 29 20 29 29| 90% 62 NorAm (b10% stk). 51 T1% sary. - Returned if atiafad’ Leasing Representative speak on “The Financial Situation” at o 2 16% 154 57 53 North Amerpf(3).. 1 Witte for - appointwuit. Al s the afternoon session. The bank women 414 Crosley Radio 3 4% 4w 8514 Northern Central (4) 108 4 %R o i i gl o Suite 5 Phone Nat. 8040 in the evening will attend a perform- 48% Crucible Steel 40% Northern Paciflo (53, 10 oom outhern uilding, ance of “As Husbands Go” at the John 90% Crucible Steel pf ( Y Norwalk Tire& Rub. 2 Washington, D. C. Golden Theater. 454 Cub Cane Prod Tots 8% Ohio Oil -8 = N aes 615 3 s Corp. . 2 Today's Trading on Exchange. e niss 3l iens mw onaRaNCER on TS J 5 Safe-Profitable-Convenient Capital Traction stock again sold at 41 Cudahy Packing (4). 1 691 354 Otis Steel prpf (7)., 108 3¢ in small lot transfers on the Wash- | 100 76 Curtls Publish (0. 14 g 39% 2815 Owens 111 Glass (2). 8 . i SR 308 Gwen i Gikes 53, gty o Lt R R T GG Femcomem . 1 4% g A Bed Rock First Mortgage Notes Washington Gas Light stock sold to 2% Curtiss Wright Corp. % 3 ol the gxm: of hss lshareslat 116, half a _M——'—“' Y e ogvv: gzfi‘r;d.‘cmmrx“'fl- 2 i { point under the last sale. Drlaware & Hud (3). 2 3 : §0% 264 Paramount-Pub2 5 Riggs Naticnal Bank stock came out Del Lacka & Wn (4). 9 6 0% 264 Paramoun e ¢ sgain today, 10 ghares selling at 911 Devos & Ray (1303 1 . 14 athe Bxcnacee. - 1 5 . Foundation secured on conservatively ap- ant more a! . Vers o 2 voe 1st pi . od 6 3 et i i i i i L —— i '3 | B pemm B G of Safety e e mac "‘éll{?fll”p"‘irw&“"fi.finf&?; Dupian Bk ot (3 28 2000 Boop Gas O (1):ss: 70% 5 ;‘) 501\111’1\ ll:sa; ad!acent Ma;_y- c ow 3 2 2 (5). g i . Permi Railway & Electric 4s and Washington | 107__ 77% Dupont de Nem (4) 87 AR 16" T W q Selected ;lo::‘kfi 1,,"...,.;1 - mbeed the stones '3::1' great and subur} e t us to‘ ofter Gas Light 6s, series B, at prevailing | Jgss, 143% Eastman Kodak (18) 38 : 17% Phelps Dodge (2). T o e our facilities for the placing of prices. 21% 10% nwnnhsétlola‘) 6 7 Phllllpul;l:,:fl’;;l’“; % safety. i " oo P Financial District Comment. 11% 3% Eiltington-! 52% Phila Co P! 7 our investmen TN .o S o Prominent bankers from all parts of | 74% 45% Elec Auto Lite (§)... 21 5 Phil Read C& I, 1 Managed day by :Ii-{, mqn'llh by month, wh"h exacting your z facy the country are attending the Spring| 0% 38K Kleo Bwr& Lt (0).0; 117 : : 3 Tlerce-Arrow pf (6). e Wi R nens (Nt ticulars of available notes meeting of the board of governors of " Eleo Pow & Lt pf (1) " 10 3% 1% Plerce Petr o o sl mailed on request. the Investment Bankers' Association of 10 p Ml 3 * Pillsbury Flour ( o 30% Massachusetts Investors Trust is a mutual investment q i America, now in session at White Bul- | 45 a5% Eng PubSv (3,40 Pittsburgh Coal pf association with a record of actual performance i P Ths Untted 8 is ofrer-| 3% 21% Erie RR 0 213 10% Pitts Screw (1.40) ..+ more than 11,000 sharcholders take pride — sng $100,000,000 'i:t:;rz:‘:\“::%h 1o two | 45%_80 ErieRR = 3 6614 Plta Steel pt (1) share average earnings of 6.7% with substant; series, $50,000000 to be dated May 18 B e e B noonaGas (1) 3 : ppreciutiont and mature in 60 days and tl re- i d 7Y * . " ainder to be dated the same And Tma- 20 Fed WatSvA (240). 1 : 1% 22 1 R 3 9 Use the coupon to send for interesting booklet, ture in 91 days. X 16% Federated Dept l:nn. 2 % 63 Proct & Gamb (2.40) 3 Y “‘Prosperity On The Bargain Counter.” At the recent meeting of the Lans- 42 Fid Ph Fire In (2.60) . 72 PubSvNJ (3.40)... " rnnmfinm{wwco' )my,efil“m““'mv"i 2:: g:::::;i‘:'x.;}g ) 5 ¥ 101% 95 PubSvNJpf(5). 2 101% 101% . E. Pagola was elected vice presiden 118 109% PubSv N J pf (6). 116% 116% in charge om: cxport deparumnt‘-nlg Lo E.":':u'b‘bs.‘r" 2%). > 0% 3o BulmER oo (8): % 36% 8714 A. S. GOULDEN & CO. Ine. e Frank J, ce _president . %l 3 Y % % i s‘hu of the Barrett Adding Machine 2 Fisk Rubber 1st pf. nl); ‘gn “:2 5,1. 5:nuofilu Suge . Woodward Bldg., Washington, D. C. viston, 101% 67 PureOil pf (8) Arrangements are completed for the % Fo H 21| 58_29% Purity Bakeries 2% H L Rust Com an annual elect.:g:x :;;m::m‘:(mm o 20% gm :2 tumacurn.....i’.: I:: Fliaas o Nodl 5 ity On The Bargai ter” “ " p y % e 5% Radio-Kelth-Orph A. Klet—"' Prosperi ain Count . Py d 1001 Fifteenth Street National 8100 ington Bankin, polls opening at 4:30 01 o'clock Thursday afternoon at bankers'| €% 8 GabrielCo il By T fi:‘,fi:fi,fif.‘.‘;‘i,‘.‘ofi " headquarters and closing at 8 in the| 7% 4% Gen Am Investos 9 5% 5% | 47 41% Reading 2apf(2)... 1 NAME e siehnesssssensecborse ESTABLISHED 1889 evening. Detalls will soon be announced | 73% 66% Gen Am Tank Car(4) y 59% 59%) 30% 13 Real Silk Hos(b10%) 2 {ur ;hde]enb:mmnl:x’?len: hre;z otb:m{m 47 247)'/. gcn Asphalt (3)... 75! 2. Y g;’- 19% 7% Remington-Rand.... 1 S% 8% arge delegal out-of-town ers' 65 37 Gen Cable pf (1 While on thelr way to the national con- 4% Z40% Gen Elec (1.60) E 3, 0 S Resliotrandtery 8 8% 6K -6 - 6% ,ention at Pittsburgh, .. « 2% 1l Gen Elec spea < Hie MW PHiT I _i_._ &Continued on Page 14d _ _axiiciilli. r.