Evening Star Newspaper, August 23, 1931, Page 58

. THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. AUGUST 23, 1931—PART SIX. HELP AND SITUATIONS. BOND PRICES SHOW * NARROW CHANGES)| o "= 10223 10020 Lib 3% 193241, mx 16 102 8 Lib 1st 4148 1932.4' 5 10224 LAb 4th 4 %= 1933 uu 16 10013 US3%s 1540-43 103 18 10020 1) R 35w 194347, 10722 104 2 U B 3%a 1946-58 109 22 10529 15 1944-54 i 114 8 109 14 US4%s 1947-52. _FINANCIAL. CIRCULARS PROHIBITED. In order to protect its adver- tisers from receiving circular matter, it is expressly under- stood and agreed that all such i matter .vill be withheld as far|¥ AN-CWe have ai LOMSON COTTON NREASE N STEEL CROPAREOFFERD SALE IS EPORTED -2 e ton, offering a noement to the man who nmvn his lthlll character reference re Better Conditions Observed|ments addressed to box numbers 3 in care of The Star will be de- in Industry as Demand guizes. Abply in person only Monday atier livered to advertisers on pres- Shows Pick-tp. o Dullllml Dl" fllfl‘ L SR ao ST R o "'"'-": IJN'ITEI'I STATES GOVERNMENT, “ ot Hieh. Low. Close. Chge ..10213 102 8 102 § £ 2 108 2 10230 30280 4 10429 14421 10427 41 10222 10223 10223 - 3 | 10231 10225 10228 —1 | 10613 106 8 106 8 + 4 10810 108 6 108 6 —3 1213 112 9 112 9 ~-1 Stock and di mn& Irish Free State Italy 78°51 Japanese 638 ‘i4. Kan City South 3s 78% +1% Kan City South &8 80 Ra% +1% Kan City Ter 1st 48 % Kan Gas & Elec 4%s 80 ~ % iKendall s 48 (war). + % i Kreug&Toll b» ct wi ‘69 -5 | i Lackawanna Steel bi + % ol %3 D" -1 1% -4 % - % +8 031,— h. Low. | High. | 101% 10 | Low. Close. % 1013 101% - 1 9915 99% — % 106% — % 927, Atlanta Bank Ready to Ad- vance 80 Per Cent of Cur- rent Market Value. Foreign List Weakens Some- ! what After Good Start. Rails Steadier. BY ALEXANDER HENDERSON. Associated Press Finuacial Viter. 11 8 NEW YORK, August 22.—Qu 4 hof ing and narrow, fitegular changes cha acterized the bond market ta: Foreign obligations provided much of the limited turnover and an irregular| I line was apparent among them.| } Uruguayan Gs. German Central Agri tural Bank 6s of October, 1960, Sao | Paulo 75 of 1940 and Norvegian 6s of 1944 made some of the larger losses, | although sales of each of tnem nn-l limited and small. Colo October. 1961, dropped abo on relatively iarge salcs 1949 were moderately act tional _gains. Belgian strengthened also | Reilroad loans showed & recovering | 108% tend-ney but trading in them was can- | fined to sales in a few of the leading issues. Pennsylvenia 4.5 of 1965 end of 1970 rose major fractions and smaller gains appe:red in Atchison Ceneral s, Chicago & Northwestern 434s of 1949. Erie 5s cf 1975 and New York Central 55 of 1975, and New York Centra] 5s | of 2013. ! The first Libertv 3'5s and the new | Treasury 3%s of 1046-49 were the most active of the United Siates Covernment 1ssues, most of which were dull. A lower trend eveloped among them, however, f-llowing the preliminary notice of the | intention of the Treasury Depirtment to float a new Government issue on or #bout, August 31 Public utilily and industrial lcan provided even narrowsr fluctuation: than the rail and-foreign issues. Such | 102' changes as did cccur were divided about | 106 evenly between gains and declines. | 1080 Stock privilege bonds were generally | 1023, lower, but trading in them was con- ! 1935, centrated in a few lssues. No sales of [ 1021 any kind were reported in some stocks | 108y, of this group. | 108% | 89w i 59 Business Notes Ran NEW YORK, August 22.—Response to retail sales offerings during the week were reported in the trade as spotty. Consurjer response to purely price ap- peals on seasonal clearances was de- scribed as poor, but a fair degree of headway was made in the early turn- over of initial Fall styles. Millinery again showed up well. with popular- | priced fur garments and fur-trimmed | cloth coats figuring somewhat less | prominently from the standpoint of | active consumer purchasing. learn and assist supervisors. Must be hard 'nrktrl with good refes around $30 week to start o Eeaied Dl! 0 mission basis. 0 Room a31. ¥, £, "'ce ‘Blds . 0 am._at cur general office. 604 H YOUNG MEN (3) entation of the box number | ticket. %0, experience: also experienced .men to £~ urisl, Yo eha E Clost . Stock and divtdend £0s Abram & Strans 5% 843 7. Alleghuny Co v b 512 Am Beet Sugar 6835, Am Chatn 65 1933 .. Am I G Chm 51481940 8113 Am Internation b i, 5's Am Natural G 6148 *42. 101'; Am Sm & Ref 1st bs 47, 10315 Am Sugar Ref 6s ‘37 Am Tel&Tel cv 438 High Low. 9 7 9 . By the Associated Pre NEW YORK. August 22--Althotigh | A still dull, slightly improved conumoml;‘;,,,. were, reported in the steel industry this 3. ;:Qk aenfecur: - md‘;r'fu Dk:kl.up in | AN lOP‘:’O T‘g‘nm l:mwnneub:'nm”:n r)ru mand, for shects and favorable out- | éanifation doing s different look for a larger call for line pipe and | Srpericace. mn adsgh Bus Bor & negessits radls. Structural awards are being | ref Jodward Building' made at a moderate but fairly steady 7 chorus “cholr mte Production schedules Tevealed al ar considerable frregularity, but for the trade as & whole ingot output increased | BOY: dependabic, | £ b‘r’:t: I{u:r cent of capacity. hours ;mx each in plate produc continues to de: o easy. cline. The possibility of wage sdfust- Y Bleonire, jments, i Ful and Winter demand o -nd should fail to improve, is absorbing the | pay 5 e sttention of the industry. Prices held | as bis oy ,;z':::::?r: o ufi"r'.'..“fia{fl’""‘ steady. A moderate improvement in | Star office. J plg .h'on gemnd developed with prxcn BRlcmnns 3. unchange m , Copper remained dull and unchanged | BusHEL; = with custom smelters still supplying .! o more Aerte & Laeria: restricted demand at prices ranj ,anl)‘i«-study work from 7% to 7% cents for electrolytic | Perierice. 38 “O' 8t. Market | fl,m,m in the Connecticut Valley. 1moul.‘lzbgron lo call on monthly accounts. Producers were out of the market. fon and There was & moderate export demand, mmflnui“lroml some of it being credited to Russia, but | 3 asset uncertainty in European financial sir- | ¢ S s cles was a restricting infiuence. GooTekown wood bropoetiion of e wire: Tin again was irregular, with fluctu _3th St._0.9.-upelats. B i tions approximating changes in London. | COLLEGE STUDENTS and othe P12 fooun e i plkss Indusiry we | vo W G e a stry was or followed by a rally in anticipation that | COOK 4 ia s rosee recommendations would be made ’uryonr! ‘IM Maryland_ a l‘lylu.‘lne Md | further _curtailment of international | DAIRYMAN, :’;ll;er:;:;e.dm;guz;n have reter- offering is a repetition of similar move- | production. Lead continued steady end farm. 'Apply to Rossmoor Farm. on Lees- ments in support of the cotton crop |unchanged with demand still restricted | bure oikp 1¢ miles west of Triont Gross in 1914 and again in 1921." to carload lots for prompt shipment. | Rosds. Roossmoor Farm. Sterling. Va. Mr. Ottley, a member of President |Slightly improved inquiry developed for tegt: also patent searche: Hoover's Advisory Employment Com- |zinc toward the close of the week. mittce, said he believed aid for the | Antimony was steady. unemployed should be handled through local agencies and that local institu- tions should in turn come to the aid of the dlstressed farmer. COTTON IS HIGHER ON BETTER BUYING | Week Eld Covering Operations Also Contribute to Stronger Tone in Market. BY CECIL M. JONES. (Written for the Associated Press.) ATLANTA, Ga, August 22.—The First National Bank of Atlanta and affiliated institutions announced today that, effective immediately, loans of 80 per cent of the market value of the cotton crop will be made to cotton fermers of the Southeastern States, John K. Ottley, president of the — 14| Atianta bank, which, with its affiliated institetions, has resources exceeding $150,000,000, said the loans could be obtained through any bank in the States of Alabama, Georgia, Mississippi, North Carolina and South Carolina, Loans will run from four to six months and those made by the Atlanta + “hnmn will be at 5 per cent interest Mr. Ottley said the present situa- tion confronting the cotton farmer was unsatisfactery and that, although con- siructive _sbiggestions ad been made for the possible betterment of condi- tions, the pank believed the time had come for immediate action to prevent dumping of eotton on the market and possibly further, depressing prices. While holding cotton off the market, the loans also will enable the farmer 1o releass & good portion of the market value of the crop to local banks and merchants, Mr. Ottley said. “This bank has been financing cot ton since 1865 and does not pr to change its policy now.” Mr. Otfle announcement said. “The plan we are 0" aisn operings for ho nre willing 4o T T iy (T LT et o “ n own handwritine Y Vornlard s Louis & Nash un! 4+ Manati Sug s f TH8'42.., Market St Ry 7s A 40 10415 105 - - L 128 128% g 108% 109 49 L1 Rile; and £ WOE or Reliablr. o lgble. Ambitious unnecessary. part th um man, e You'® financy aikisl2 day possible 2] rel * establish rience g artistic n's, < M E)R & L 18t ref bs. MStP&SSMEYs Mo Kan & Tex st 4 M . i am""‘m..m;. Tor o Am Writ Pap 68°47.... Shep) Argentine 58 June ‘69.... Argentine 6s A ‘57 Armour & Co 4%5'39. Armour of Del 5%s '43. 6 97% Atrh T& S F gen 48 '95... 17135 Allh To'& 8 Fe 4148 4 95 Atlantic C L 1st 48 53 99 A1l Coast Line 4148 €4, 10015 100 100'4 Atlantic Ref deb bs 37, 10715 1018 52's Australia Fs ‘55, : R 58 103 Austria 784 103 91 B &Ogold 4543 9415 9415 B&Oev 413833 9414 1021y Balto & Ohfo 65 '48 1034 1034 88 B&Oref 58’95 88 90 88% B & O ref 53 D 2000..., 884 90 Balto & Ohlo 65 'S5 100% 10! 92 B&OPLE& W Vi 92 92% 98 B & OS W Div 68 ‘50 98 5914 86'4 Bangor & Aroos 4s ‘51 M 92% 25 Bank of Chile 6348 254 284 3315 Bank of Chile 6% s 1961. a3 334 101 101%4 110' 110% 103 108 14% 4% 1051 105% a1 92 441, 4e 53 53 6 6 1004 100% 105% 106 106% 107 living pareni®r can ¥ any sehass by, few | jatere me 70 v, Address Box 120-J, plishes Dusiness. * Free fir? 1 dy A3 111% 1:;- Tmont ave = PARTM A o ENT HEADA Men mith experience in® har.s in the ler towns. famili hardware. baints, Toors, Dlumbiag, Yo c.. wented for permanent ax Goariment heads by potliets organizaian with stores Ljoc throughout = Pennsylvania * an Reply by letter saly. giving full in Pust xpertence. s | Address Box 306-J. Star ofice Mo Pacifio Missouri Pagific 5s tiontana Power 53 194. Nassau Elec 42 ‘51 Nat Dairy Prod 6% s - Y% or 1956 43 106% 45 101% 13% 104 111% - 56 8% 997 non-ynion. Apply 4711 103 Chevy Chase Gardens 96 9915 = Teudy w 9 Apply 101% n 408 1ith must have ex. Tmation Ty, etc ) RESL ESTATE SALESMEN. We need two experienced broki - men. familiar with present-day er." l:l‘” plenty of property and. will mmnh lesd: Attractive commisy! 0= Attractive commission basis only. Co-oper WAPLE & JAMES, . th B TG YOUN MAD For_ sales work Ia interview Archit contraciors in” nien-grade’ bulldh "-:»'«T-"'xd- n unusual oppor- | (e, bleazary and dieni- s "g{“,";m:,“m"“"lfl' - ! 4 SHOR JRDER COOK., Apply Monday. Between 10 and 11 AM. CHILD'S RESTAURANT, N Y. Ave N.W. WANTED. = to sell leading nation, 4> products on liper no"r:u.lt 'nh. Bee Mr , 3% Lincoln_3981._ 2 Permanent resident of Washing- be & etter of recom- s employer.: small ear urray, Room " 306, " 1310 7 5 2 who wish 1011 Beth Steel p m 58 ‘36 1115 Bolivia 78 ct 69. Bordeaux fis ‘34 Borton & Maine 5n °6" Brazil A% 1926-57. Brazil V4 515 Brosdwy & Tth Av 983, Erooklyn Manh 1at 10214 Brooklyn Union 6u ‘50 1033 Canada 58 °'52 98 Canada 222222274 < ™ o g ot . _-H’K'zz DRAPTSMAN, North Pacific 48 '97. g e North Pacific 68 D 2047. North Pacifio r 1 63 2047 Northern States Pow Norway 5%s..... Ore Wash 1st ref 48’61 Orient Dev 6% ‘57 Pacific Gas & E1 Pacific Tel & Tel 5 Pan-Amerfcan 65 '34. Para-Fam-Lasky s '4 Paris-Lyons-Med Paris Ovleans 6% n 1968 Penna cn 4% s 191 Penn gen 134965, Penna RR 4%8'70 8 ;" rare established company. B st e tl 4% Nat July b5 '69. 103% Canadian Natl 65 ‘69 813 Canadiar Pacific LESMAN- Must be well ac- . Drawing sccount. = ctive, reliabie 'm for depenamo “frust and_or e lnnmeu?l Special Dispatch to The Star. e oy B BALTIMORE, Md., August general live pultry market has ruled easier the past week and values show | T a decline on practically all lines, the demand being slow and receipts fairly liberal. At present prices, however, the n n na market will no doubt clean up and the ‘,',‘.{" o, situation should show some improve- nm ‘Hinda ment next week. Mixed colored Spring 'm""fi @ represent | chickens, 3 pounds and over, continue md- m"“:" ""“;l" in good demand at 25 to 27 cents a Y - pound, but medium sized springers, 2 to 2'; pounds, are hard to move at 23 and 24, while mller uwck is ne(lemd at 20 and 21, ° nr::r pounds and over, mand at 20 to 22, but lmlll!l’ 0'] will not bris over 18 and 19. Demand for old hens has eased off and only heavy fat fowl, 4 pounds and over, attracts attention at 22 to 24, smaller stock being hard to move at 18 to 20, while Leghorns are generally n at 12 to 16. OMd in ample supply for the demand which is limited at 12 AR to 14. Market for ducks continues dull it party. In snswering and only stock weighing 4!, pounds | X ce. references and_phone num and ‘over attracts attention at 14 to 18, | A° LRV Fhar o o with muscovies bringing top values, but | 31 ducks under 42 pounds are ne ted 2t 12 to 14. Market for guinea fow! ). DIGNIFIED OCCUPATION -POSSIBILITTES LEADS PURNISHED. UNUSUAL OPFORTUNITY POR DDRESS BOX 207-B. STAR OFFICE. TWO SALESMEN REQUIRED. 1 want to interview two real 9 sogdness alesmen. il wenir usiness is suburban real estate and developing the selling of homes and home Sites | We need at once three clean-minded optimistic men aca ith or living in Washington with stles ability. preferably real estate. The men selected will be given gvers ‘co-operation and their efforts rein- forced by “extensive advertising campaien now under way. Lea for Attention. Only men whe can snd operate sirictls under the code of e of the Real Estate Board and who can tell If you can measure we Tequire come in and Mr. Barry. see me pe: o The M. H. Barry Organization, 20 Arlington Ridwe. Aurora Hills, Va. Clarendon ! IGHT WAT! ClI\I‘\. . be active and able to Traide ok fahr ot T num- a T salary, $25. Give full detal ] ‘stock. " We _show age and previous employment. Hizhest romcmoxmfl. o |1 Star_office e MAN to represent large local department store; good income and permanent position assured right man; must be over 25 years of age and own a car. Ap- pl\ 9 to 4, Room 212, 1909 Mass. ave. n.w. I WANT 5 MEN —who are ambitious and willing to work. These men must be willing te work for $30 to $40 per to start. It is necessary these men work 10 to 12 1! 88% Chesapeake Corp 6847, 103% Ches & Oh gen ¢%s '92. ‘Bustier. T Cieaning. P larendon for pressing | ‘op- 101% 102% — % 106 106 -2 25 25 2| 6% 63% — 8| ) 46 463 b | 18 18 - 59% 60% 3% 108% 103% - 2% 8% 19 —Th | 59 60 -7 | oo 70 -2 | 10215 102% —2% | 118 118 — 85% 854 6% Chi Great West 45 '59. ChiMStP&P5a"TS. 14% Chi M St P & P adi 5 59% Chicago&Nwn cv4%s 49, 103% Chi& N W 63%s'36 . 78% Chi R 1& Pac ref 4s ‘34 59% Chicago Rock Isl 438 '60 joc mfl“ & uAN unnle of meeting the public: able 10 drive car and_scouaiited with the city: for our service department: prefer married man, willing to start st $30 a_ week: ref- nce and_bond required. rvice 5 s 927 Nati Bids., HAK——Umu\ul opoortunity for “man now employed. accustomed o hour: S terentad "ta 338 week carnings. excel: lent chance of advancement for right man. Apply 903 Investment Bids.. 15th and K sts! et nd 109% 994 921 95% 105% nsn 924 105% 100% Chi & Went Ind 5% 86 25 Chile Republic s 19 95% 79 Chile Copper bs 28 14% Chinese Govt Ry 5 101% 89% CCC&BILI’!C*.ITL 105 , 99 CCC&StL6sD. *105% Cleveland Term 6s B 73 42 Colombia 87 Colon OH 97 Colo & Sou ref 4%» "L5. 943% Columb G & E deb 5s ‘52 913% Comm Invest 534849, 24% Con Coal (M4) st ref 97 Copenhagen 58°52.... 45 Cuba R R bs ‘62, By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, August 22.—Cotton was higher today on Week end covering combined with some trade or commis- sion house buying. An opening advance was followed by moderate setbacks, after which the market firmed up again with prices reaching the highest levels of the day in the late trading. December sold at 7.10 and closed at 7.08, with the general market closing firm at net advances of 13 to 18 pointa opening was steady, 10 to 11 pmnu her, which was only a par- tial response to the relative strength of Liverpool. and prices -xnp;t»adaz 3or4 ] ints during the early tra under | gis0 lower at 60 to 65 each for birds 8 roummnn or realizing combined With | weighing 1% pounds and over, but old | 5‘3« - Fitn op witiou seliine exs some local and Southern selling. The | stags are not wanted and slow sale at | from $30 i 340 Der week to right men m Qecline brought in an increased de- |39 and 40. Pigeons holding steady at | Icsiricted territors. good chance for mand from shorts, Suv’ev;’;hvhu&ou'e‘:- 20 to 25 & pair for old and 15 to 20 | s u;l:nlemAnn!r;lyo‘lg‘r 1 p.m., 8523 Tl were comparatively t after the | for voung. = 3 | eacly ‘seling had been taken and prices | ' YOUnE ¥ N o ,;,i ’fin...,. ,g;rm worked up later in the morning. Oc- 2 T 13 Yobercontzacts. which had sold off from 683 to 6.73 early, rallied to 6.89, while March advanced from 723 to 738 Closing ouo'.lu.nm were within a point or_two of the best Liverpool cables. attributed_the ad- vance in that market to covering, with continental and Bombay buying. but 210 the home trade In cloths was quiet, friiy Increased purchasing activity on holi- day goods, coupled with reports that stocks of cheaper novelty goods and toys in the hands of foreign turers are the smallest in years, c:md concern in import circles in New York. Cabled orde's for Christmas stocks with requests for immediate shipment were sent by several houses within the last two days. Most of the purchesing done earlier was restricted because of wide- spread belief that even the cheaper types of imported goods would be in short demand this season. Mer's wear m;::rm fzade moved slon at a slow pace e we o while some of the offerings of clothing 35% Cuba North 63s *42 at reduced prices elicited a fair re- 105 Csechoslovakia 8s ‘61. sponse from econsumers, the general| 106% 103} Del & Hudson ] trend of turnover was in line with the| 102 = 99% Denmark 5%s 1955. usual dullness which sets in toward the [ 107% 104 Denmark 6s42. end of August, New York store execu-| 98 82 Den & Rio Grand tives said. 42 Den& R G West e 55% nugnow.-u--n Complaints that the demand for sales 82% Dod, 1023 Reading 4%s ‘97 Reming-Kand § %8 *47 conl menhnnn man y_local be elnlblz of hiring and directing g e week: nteed nursery itess Also hire agents Qusre territery. 43u -2% 61% + % 7% -3 55 43 StPKCS8 Line 448 41 Sao Paulo State of 8 Seaboard A L ref 4s°'59. 107 104 100% 100% + % 105% 105% — % 82 82 -7 45 45 -6 | 55% 55% 5% 92y 924 — % 104% 104% —~ % 101% 101% — % 101% 101% + % | 20 -10 Egg Prices. Under generally light receipts and an | tmproved demand the egg market holds firm with ready sale for good stock, but still dull and on anything showing off quality. strictly fresh o582 there i no surplus s most arrivals of nearby stock run ordinary to poor quality, which are siow sale, the trade bert 7136 atl week preferring Western _refrigerator Clney S that $10,000 Stnclafr Of) Ts'37. "!tu-rl, Bufte” 210 610, Ve inclatr Crude Ofl want & Ducmo 4%s 196° Dutch East Indies price dinnerware market were voiced Dutch East Indies ihis week by selling agents in New York, who find It increasingly difficult to move Fall lines. RAILROAD EARNINGS. NEW YORK, August 22 (®.—The first, six railroads to report July earn- ings showed net operating income of $1,398,000, a decline of 54.4 per cent, from $3,067,000 reported by the samc roads in the like month last year. In East Cuba Sug 7%s '37. Erie 18t con 4s '3/ Finland ;s Flor East C.l Fonda J & G 4% French s French 748 "41. Gelsenkirchen Min 65 '34 Gen Motors 68'37...... 118 125% 67 103% with Shanghai suction results unsatis- factory. The New Orleans resolution favoring a reduction In cotton acreage through legislative action was not gen- erally referred to as an immediate mar- ket factor, but may have promoted some The market closed today at 21 to 25 cents a dozen for hennery whites firsts and 19 to 20 for candled current re- celpts, but uncandied current receipts will not bring over 17 and 1 MEN wanted at once for national adver- tising campaign: no house canvassing: full or spare time work: also_crew mans Address Box 181-J. Star office. xperi- | more when hours per day. We will teach vou our business, which takes fwo days. There is no pay while being taught. 1f you are interested, apply 9 Sugar Est Orfente 55 '42. . Swiss b8 46, Tenn Copper 6s B '44. 4 Texas Pacific 58 B 17. o Texas Pacific 55 C ‘79 Third Ave st ref 4 125% — u“ 68 5% | 108% unmtled sl | of the covering responsible for the late foremoon advance. ‘l‘he week end weather forecast was nerally favorable, while the owing of the stock market ncouraged some of the earlier Vegetable Quotations. ‘White potatoes are in liberal receipt from all sections and, under only a moderate demand tbe ‘market is un- settled and values lower at 1.50 to 1.75 a barrel and 1.00 to 115 per IWI am. to 12 nocn and 1 to 4 ready for work. 1010 Vermont Ave. N.W. 2nd Floor, Room 201.. ~ PORTER. as “xperienced: o, to ‘start, references reauired :uwu 214 D &Nt Bldg.. from 3 0 “Apply 1138 | snus. both | per week and big bon: men_williny bly e M! nlnn( Brokers who sometimes operat “‘"“""“‘" NI Gl tive interests were Credited with sehling near and.buying distant_months during the early trad- ing and spot houses were among the buyers on the late advance. OWwing to the lateness of the crop comparatively light ginning returns for the period prior to August 16 are looked for from “|the Census Bureau on Monday, but are [not expected to create fresh sentiment 15 to the size of the crop. The amours® of catton on shipboard awaiting clear: ance at the end of the week was estl mated at 30,000 bales, against 43,000 bales last year Cotton futures closed High 689 June of this year these carriers showed net operating income of $1,633.000. a drop of 38.4 per cent from June of 1930. Roads reporting lodlv with mp;ri sons with last year, inch Lackawanna & Western, 1931, MSB o 924; 1930, $1,080,962. FOREIGN EXCHANGE. (Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibbs & Co.) Nom v pounds, but only first-quality No. 17 stock will bring these prices, as mixed, ungraded potatoes are not wanted., Receipts of native and nearby garden truck continue liberal, with little change in prices from last week at the following quotations: Stringless gréen beans, 50 to 1.001 | bushel; beets, 1.50 to 2.50 per hundred: | cabbage, 30 to 35 hamper; carrots, 2.00 and 3.00 per hundred; sugar corn, 5 to 10 dozen; cucumbers, 25 to 40 hamper; eggplants, 35 to 40 hamper; lima beans, 2.00 to 2.50 bushel; onions, 1.75 to 2.00 100 pounds; peppers, 15 to 25 squash, 20 to 25 basket; ripe Fronm | tomatoes, 20 to 30 hamper and 25 to | & 712 per bushel for canners’ stock. ‘Thoroughly = experienced colored porter with _long and satisfactors record of previ- gus smeloyment. Apely &t souih estramce. & a.m. Mons Sears, "Roebuck & Co., g madenshurg Rd. N.E. SALESMEN. We heve openings in our organization for two or three men of the right type as sales- men for a product that is the leader in its_ field. ing experience is hnlflrM but_not L2 o3 we are X 3@: bly and Ger Gov 535 65 wi. Germsn Bank 6s 1938, German 78 *49 . E 7 Gooirich (B F) §%s '17 Goodyear Rub 58 1957 Grand Trunk s f deb Grand Trunk 7s *4 Great North 4% Great Nor gen § Great North gen 78 36 Greek 63 1968. .. 59% sieady “repeat ;Jnn.‘ riel Ml not necessary. Call 15th and Eye n.w.. h - 7 p.m. Can also use one m nd ith car on apecial proposition. Call’ Mon d Housekeep- ‘and Cosmobolitan. with remium. seles: pan detivers ium: amall deposit:” gox us_from office y Harry Koza. Colo- sial Sotal 211 ¢ s 107% 1134 878 101% 1064 854 107% 107% i 112% 113% + % | g [ Utd Kingdom 6Ws 37 U S Rubber 181 & ref o Urugusv €s 1960. . . Utah Power & Lizht bs. . Utilities P & L 6% Vienna 68 1952. . Va Ry & Mower fs Virgiaia Ry 1st Wabash 4 %8s 1978 t 6 2% | K in on. Vi workers y morn- ts. n.w. 104 &3 10 ME! worl Einia’ s o Ilnllhd willi Ba% M 10 -4 2% 2% — % 9514 . 96% —1% | 1025 102% ~ % | | essential s 1 3 Te- ! -on of phu raonallly and xe- Yo" Cleatls’ present. the merits of our > est_in the feid, nsluu?-‘l:u‘:-j:?nfm Pend eurrics he will of ity LG N Thane. Fotomac 2048, NAL BANK —rtq\llN< the services of several mey from ages 25 to 45 in its personal service . department. Men selected must have excellent personal and sales records, character, appearance and references; permanent connec- tion, future and excellent earnings assured the right men. Courteous interview by appointment. Phone ir. Burness, National 9115, ANTED—By local install- ment house, experienced ad- juster to work on delinquent ac- counts: must furnish own car and work at night when neces- sary; good salary; references required. Address Box 182-B, Star office. MULTIGRAPH OPERATORS (2 Give experience, with names ul 2l gmoloyers.” and salary expected expert. previons London, pound ‘Address Hud & Man ref 68 °57.... Humble O & R b%s ‘33, 18 Cent ref 4s '5§ Central 4% inland Steel 4 1 197! Inter Rapid Tran bs inter Rap Tr 6 Irter Rapld Tran Inter Raptd Tran ev 7 Inter Cement bs Inter Gt Nor . Job Band. small hop: on ~umion: 5 experienced on Hoflman mi October nee Decem No. 4 14th s Apply Monday 35 a0 it 3 auaaseg 3 1 it 3 5 kL of mmu ahd oleelnc mm.nl’:u Apply ter N. Windridge, Rossivn, RADIO SERVICE MAN to take charge of eil service in large territory. Apply Mon- gay after 9 a.m. Fred N. Windridse, Ro CORPORATION Lot 3 Gt ks REPORTS lnj T !lh'l:el ev l}fi =39, TRENDS AND PROSPECTS OF LEADING ORGANIZATIONS. 101% 103% | Live Stock Market. | Under more favorable weather con- ! ditions the live cattle market has taken on a firmer tone and all top grade cat- tle in fairly good demand, but common GRADUAL TRADE GAIN !to ordinary stock continues slow_sale. W n 0 T L i Sun‘talmm today at Light Street Vilson & Co 18t 65 '41.... ‘Whar! Yokohama * Beel cattle, first quality, pound. 6 to s e | IN SOUTHWEST SEEN , sec oottt gty poupe ¢ o | B as to quaiity, 3 to 5; mws choice to FION, GENEROUS | fancy, 4 to 5; common to fair, 2 to 3: | BONUS CO-OP- U OOHMISBION A'E » . IOPPER & O NAT Merchants Adopt beernl Policy in | oxen, ua'.o qulm.y’ 3 to 5; calves, veal, mubo.> " o choice, 812 : large, fat, 7 Collections as Encouragement large, rough, 5% mr':: thin, V: 'u‘: g: rough and common, 4 to 5; sheep, 1 to 2; Spring lambs, choice, 7 to 7%2; fair | to good, 6 to 6% small, thin, 4 to 5; | hogs, straight | stags, 3 to 4; live pig 10 to 12 SALESM AI-A well known nationall vertised Drll:nhlllon b for local mi to Customers. when NEW YORK, August 22 —The fol number. Address Bo‘ lowing is today's summary of import- ant corporation news prepared by Standard Statistics' Co.. Inc, New York, for the Assoctated Press News Trend . wn of the Oklahoma and | Texas fielés has caused a general rise in crude oil prices. but as yet no plan has been agreed upon for proration and unitization of any field some of the smaller refiners who are badly in need | of crude ofl have offered Gov. Murray | his hold-out price of $1 a barrel, but | no action will be taken until | larger parties 15 a Special Dispatch to The Star. 1 to 15; shoats, KANSAS CITY, Mo, August 22— Apparently the ultimate low for trade | | activity in the Southwest is past. The dullness of Summer was nat- | urally more than seasonal in view of | the low prices of wheat and the stress | \LADY CAMBRIDGE’S FIANCE | of demands for ready cash that could | FROM POLIT|CAL FAMlLY not be met without sacrifice of possible ; advantage later. | LONDON (NAN.A)—Capt. Abel Gradually some of the bitterness has | Smith, who has just become engaged to evaporated and the average family has | Lady May Clmhfldfi comes cf & fam- been planning to meet the situation [ily Wwith & long 1 history. The and keep the budget within means. | founder of the BRly o & Lend Merchants have been liberal in col- | North's, Lord Rockingham’s and Pitt's lections, not desiring to make their | Parliaments, and from that day the customers feel any more like martyrs House of Ccmmons hes seldom been then they already, do—and this without a representative of the family. te ¥ hel it 182 | Gapt Smith's uncle, Abel H. Smith, Was | 1, B sas ol e abors ehirmss |in the Gladstone, Rosebery, Salisbury, | aapps : ¥ 3 Gumpbell-Bannersan and Asquith ade | L LEREy Gentemen, with, "Efi;"fi' et have quit. In a bank in the wheat |ministrations. X belt 24 gathered one mnm,"’iu neat | ™The family founded tne banking firm Solhimeni. 3 waiting for the farmers to come in | Of Smith, Payne & Smith and can oFhuitie, with their checks. Mostly they repre- | trace back its origin far in the his Btock and divid & Wiicox O) & Gr Willys-Overias Wilson & Ce. Wilson & Co Wilson & Copf....... Woolworth Co (3.40). ... Worthington Pum; Worthngton Pump B(6) Wrigley Wm (4). . Yale & Towne (2) Yellow Truck & Cosch. . Yellow Tr&Coach pf. Young Spring (3} Young Sp & Wire Zenith Radio. . Zonite Prod Corp (1). Dividend rates as given in the abov payments base the latest quarterly or balf-yearly decl tPartly extra. iPlus 4% in stock. fPlus {1ast year—no regular rate. bPayable in stock. e Pay White Sewing Mach | or stock. £ Plus 8% in stock. h Plus 2% in stock. ) Plus 50 cents White Sew Mach of | in special preferred stock. k Plus 3% in stock. m Pald this year— . E 4| no regular rate. n Plus 8% in stock. p Plus 2%a% in stock | AL A it b oo ol e A oo SALES] See Coid waier fnticet Sleciric water heater. Hot xater instantly. Easily demonstrated: easlly Martinique Hotel, 1211 7. Call § o 11 gun. ar Dier willine to_Work arly gas' Ao a man io intervi nd_Furnace Co.. Stock and dividend. Wesson Ol & 8 pf (4) West Penn Elec A (7) West Penn Klec pf (6).. West Penn £lee pf (7)., West Penn Power pf(§). West Penn Power vf (7). West Dairy High. 53 —— mumou- $7.50 per business 60_Col. rd. SALESWEN a5 —county disiibutors. gleciric device. Every home prospect 3130, Big pront. “Economy Mis. Co.. nu E U We have a proposition unexcelled v Ford dealer in Washington. An interview will convince you. Ex- pericnice not necessary. ANACOSTIA MOTOR CO., s 1325 GOOD HOPE RD. SE. s w09 o rds ¢ 3325 Your com- LESMEN—Sell 1.000 | Danced i ralsad. Lrpe 1oF !mm; Engraving or! mission §1. _Outfit free. £honse Alr B (2). Co.. 44 Lispenard st.. Nt Westing BI&MLg (4). Westin : E&M pf (4). Weston Elec lnst (1)... West Vaco Clilorine2). Wheeling Steel pf (6) White Motors (1).. ward Tatloring Co . 719 s ap opening for several tatloring sa We maintain a_hi Clasa Store ‘and. service with which you will 24 2% 2% 12 10% | table are the annual eash that cans take place in the very near future The Indu: tries. Oll—Pennsylvania Ol Conservation | Poard has increased allowable outputs on Pennsylvania fields 10 per cent Collectors who_started on the job to get all the wheat money generally AGENTS and organizations are invited to call and inspect my Christmas card assort- ments: big vaiues: high commissions. G. T. Breakenridge. m{r's. agent (seventh season), 1405 Eye si. n.w. _Phone NnL'l le in cash 1350 tor “sample, Tocal West 1o, Bt o -;A‘,‘usu . Catholic: it The Companies < s hus '."“’5. Tean ol e? 0 stion | MAN Chicago & Northwestern Railway to scrap around 13,000 freight cars! 6,500 this year and remainder in first half 1932; had about 69,000 frieght cars at end 1930 Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha Raflwy to scrap around 1400 freight cars this year and like number pext year. Clorox Chemical combined A and B year ended June 30 and-Silver Stores com- . 6 months to June 0, $1.04 vs. $1.71. Internationn] Shoe 'itput on August 17 was above 180,000 pairs & day; opera- tions on six-day week basis. Westinghouse Electric & Mfg. di- rectors to take action on dividend in September; no definite date yet decided upon. anm" Power & Light common ghare earnings, 12 months to June 30, |ings, quarter ended July 31, 27 ve. 51 cents. Great Western Power Co. of Call- fornia_combined preferred share earn- ings, 12 months to June 30, $21.62 vs. $13.92 Ilinois Power & Light %6 preferred share earnings. 12 months to June 30, $13.57 vs. $14.77. International net income, 12 months to June 30, §3,- 206542 vs. $3.467.844. Kansas City Power & Light July gross up 18 per cent, met income up 271 per cent. 12 months gross up 1 per cent, net up 9.2 per cent. Lehigh Valley road deficit six cent: common share. Myers (P. E) & Bro. common share six months to June 30, §2.45, fl“ vs, $3.70, m)um for stock divi- | six months to June 30, 71 cents, vs. mdl- $2.03.~ cent, ’"m i e e T reported nnmnuu\- l"!:' Standard of New York marks Engiand_wholesale gasoline Hydroelectric System | continent about 18 cents a barrel to) Drug, Inc., subsidiary, Life Savers, to 70 cents for 40 gravity and up; also operate on 4-day week basis. marked up prices in Gulf Coast area 1o | 71 cents for 40 gravity and above Walker Mining deficit, before dtple- tion, six montis to June 30, $8,069, net ncome. before depletion. $214.112, equal to 12 cen's a common share. Woolworth (F. W.) Co. reported in- | in Pederal Court charging infringement of patents on demountable rims to Rubsam Corporation. Sinclair Consolidated Oil subsidiary | marks up price of low-grade gasoline {2 cents a gallon. Tidewater Oil increases gasoline price to 6 cents”a gallon at New York Har- bor; also advanced New England tank | car price ¥; cent a gallon. jed Pmd}\l’fll deficit six months to it July ; met Brooklyn & Queens Transit July w-memnflupncenhmin- ‘come up ll"-‘e! | ‘Dominion & Boll——at Ihlb- namhum from ope: Ing of season to July 31, 384,742 uuu vs. 674,012, sented manufacturers of agricultursl machinery. But sentiment has brought General Motors—Loses suit brought | Orders to go easy and give the pro- It has been done as | ducer a chance. mf p;:ucy for maintaining the morale of customers, a course likely to result in_later benefit. “ Retail trade has muddled along dur- ing the past seven weeks with lower dollar sales than a year ago but larger unit distribution. One large Missouri department store reports (Copyright. — e 1831.) | tory of Nottinghamshire, and by mar- riage through the years are linked with many famous peerages—among them thote of imr;etag.cvm and Melville, Lincolnshire and Glasgow. t 3 “Lady May shares her future husband's Surte™ """""j‘n |love of riding and is emong other | SOLICITOR. esperienced in bulldin things, one of the best lawn tannis P‘flund must have ca; & layers in the royal family She has | for FEht man. —Address Box X Been brought up by her gotier to be just like other girls—she was sent to school at e and later to St. Paul's Scnbml.l .‘:Hmmnmdjmm s m:x' brated public I—an tnlned in the practical side of lu’ma 1831, by North American News- }w"’""m sopes Ailanee, fneyon M nted, must be 13 to" sell MmagAzines on saiary for_bovs ‘who av * ind [OOLBOY! or over. poly in per- 5 ‘Biplovment” Exchanse, Mce. TO AN EXPERIENCED MAN in surance field we offer an nity: Bo tition to A5r Prazier aves. Aurora Hills, Va. Taks s Tocal” at 1th and D New Steamship Service. BALTIMORE, August 22 (M) Another direct mail ané¢ er-typist._ApDIY oung & Simon, N H sts. nw. M. photo- graph coupons for a sludlo nl hlrh-cl-n work ~Awely at once Takoma Siiidio. 301 Pulip aves Takoma Par nd rent houses Iots “and acre- e “awn_our nd 4 Blds. Dis. ay RINTING _Commission pa:d on_al demonstrate vour ability for « per- position.” “Addrem Box 34-5. 4 invest- teliigent. Tt; % I‘I;l. MEN_AND WOMEN to sell and bungalows, to seil bidg. t hate autcmoblle. commission FULTON R. GORDON Peo. In: 5231 STENOGRAPHER for small office: | ment experience preferred: alert, int resourceful; modest salary m st sider men or woman. Addres N $10.00 A DAY, SHOW PAMOUS ARTISTS' XMAS A few sincere men and mfi% company in AGln el 21-card chrmx_- finfl- g for u i Stum ppt. S0 bure, m -.mea, n nn-.lxlon basis: