Evening Star Newspaper, June 23, 1933, Page 13

CURB LIST RALLIES - BRISKLY AT CLOSE Some Leaders of Recovery | Up 1 to 5 Points and More for Day. Speclal Dispatch to The Star. NEW YORK, June 23.—Stocks staged @ brisk rally in the final hour of today's curb exchange session after overcom- ing the weakness that set in following a generally higher opening. Some of the leaders on the recovery were up 1 to 5 points and more on the day. Electric Bond & Share, as usual, headed the utilities, wiping a loss of a point in midsession to show a net gain of more than a point. Deere & Co. rallied vigorously follow- ing & comeback in wheat prices at Chi- cago on reports of widespread rust in the Dakota fields. The Swift packipg stocks also did better. Hiram Walker was an outstanding strong spot, advancing 6 points at its best, level of the day. Oils rebounded from their early reaction, and tex- tiles also enjoyed a sharp recovery. Gulf Oil of Pennsylvania and Standard Oil of Indiana led the upward drive of the petroleum group. Tubize-Chatillon and Celanese Corporation of America 1st pfd. both recovered in the late trad- ing. Lernor Stores common hit a new high for the year at 10, up a point. Oll shares were prominent on the early bulge, reflecting the continued statistical improvement in the industry and the bettered price structure. Metal shares were active, with New- mont Mining the leader in the early advance. Bwana M'Kubwa Copper came out in & 2,000-share block at 11, its . previous closing. New Jersey Zinc ‘ pointed fractionally higher most of the sessfon. Gold stocks were active and higher at the start, but sold off with the general list. (Copyright, 1933.) BONDS ON THE CURB. Bslesin DOMESTIC BO tho! usands. 2 Alabama Pow 4155 '87 68T, 32 Alabs Pow 4 Q! P & m Roll M 413 m Roll Mill 5s rkans P & L 5s ss0 El Ind 4%as ' 550 G&E 4138 48 C 50 G & E 55 30 e 25 ,. w2 HonanannnSabisSasonnonSnns S e 3811 808 sso Rayon b8 50 ssc TAT 5)a [ Qo> |23 424, 1013 9313 94 833 023, 54 " B33 83 10218 102% 1 7754 54 " 0! Oil Pa 17 3 Gulf St Ut 5s A ulf 8 Ut'd4las B oust GIf G 65 A 4 934 L&P 5 3. | 1 1 1 3 8 8 Vs 2 i 3 [Ty M O & e Mo Bttt s ot FETEE! .5 THE EVENING N. Y. CURB MARKET Stock and Dividend Rate. Acme Wire vtc Ainsworth Mfg.... Alabam Pw pf (6).. 10 Allied Mills Alum Co America. Aluminum Ltd Alum Ltd C wa Alum Ltd D wa Am Beverage Am Book Co (4). Am Brit & Cont. Am Capital B Am Cit P&L A(a3). Am City P&L B 15e Am Comwlth Pw A. Am Comwlth Pw B. Am Corp. Am Cynam: Am Dept Stores. .., Am & For Pwr war, Am Founders . Am Gas & El (31).. Am Investment. ... Am Invest Inc war. Am Lt & Trae (2) Am Maracaibo. Am Superpower Am Super 1st pf 6. Am Thread pf 25c. Amoskeag Mg...« Anchor Post Fence. Arcturus Radio T.. Ark Nat Gas . Atk Nat Gas (A). .. Ark Nat Gas cu pf. Ark P&L pL ( Armstrong Cork. 11nd p9 1 Asso Gas & Elec... Ass0 Gas&Elec(A) 11 Asso Gas & Elec pf 3608 Asso Rayon..... 8 Asso Tel Utilities.. 19 Atlas Plywood. 1 Atlas Utiliti 57 Atlas Utilities war. 19 Atlas Util pt A(3).. 4 Babeock & W1l(1). Benson & Hedges.. 1 Blue Ridge........ 4 Blue Ridge pf (a3). 4 Botany Cons Mills. 1 Bourjois (k25¢) 2 Brazil Trac & Lt... 42 3 2 B 8 258 Brill Corp B Bunker Hill & Sull.250s Butler Bros....... 2 Bwana M'Kub Corp 20 Cable Radio T vte, : ) Canadian Marconi, ib Syndicate. .. Celanese Cp pf (7).125s Celanese 1st pf....975 Cent Pub Cent States Elec. Cities Service. Cities Service pf... K314 98% Cleve Tractor, CelonOfl.......... 28 2% Col G & E cv pt (5) .2758 123 Colum O{1&G v.t. 12 2 Commonw'lth Ed 4. Comwlth & Sou wr. Comm P&Lt 1st pf. Comstock Tunnel. . Consol Afrcraft Consol Copper Con Gas Balto 3. Consol Retail Strs. Consol Royal (20¢); Cons Theaters vtc. Cooper Bess pf A. Cord Corp (10¢) Corron & Reynold Cosden & Co., Cosden & Co c.0.d. Courtaulds(psie). Creole Petroleum. . Cresson Consol (4¢) Crocker Wheeler. .. Crown Cork Intl A.. Cusi Mexicana Min. Deere & Co... Detroit Aircraft. . Doehler Die Cast. . Dow Chemjcal (2) Driver Harris, Dubilier Cond & R. Duke Power (4)... 15 East G&F As (60c). 8 East States Power.. East Utll Inv (A) 1 Eisler Elec Corp. 7 El Bd&Share b6% .. 474 Kl Bd&Sha 9 El Bd&Share pf5.. 1 El Pwr Asso (40c). 2 El Pwr Asso A 40c. 6 EIP&Lopwar.... 14 Elec P&L 2d pf(A).100s Empire G & F 7%..1008 Eureka Pipe L (4). 508 Europ El Ltd A 30c Europ Elec deb rts. Falrchild Aviation. Ferro Enamel Fajardo Sugar. Falcon Lead Federal Baking. Film Jnspect Mach. 2 13 Frst Nt$ 1st pf 7.. 10s 1113 Fisk Rubber(new). 23 6% Fisk Rub pf (new), 2 40% Flintkote (A) 8 % Ford Motor Can A. Ford Motor Can B. 508 Ford Motor Ltd 16 Georgia Pw pf (6).. 508 General Alloys. 12 General Aviation. . 3 Gen Pub Service pt 308 General Rayon (A) 3 Gen Theat Eqevpf 4 Gen Tire & Rubber.100s Glen Alden Coal 19 Godschaux Sug Gold Seal Electric,. 3 Goldfield Consol 12 Gorham v.t.c. (pl). 6 18% Gray Tel Pay Sta..300s 14% Grt A&P T n-v(17). 20s 165 Grt Nor Paper (1)..150s 23 Greyhound Corpn.. 31 1% roc Strs Prd vic Suardian Invest. Gulf Oil of Penna Happiness Candy Hazeltine Corp. ... Hazel Atlas G1 12% 23 Heela Mining. . 1 Bale— Add 00. High. Low. Close. 2 W Received by Private Wire Direct to The Star Office. Stdck and Dividend Rate. New Eng Pwr pf(6) 30s 54 New Jersey Zinc2.. 2 5313 54 51% 11 5% | Newmont Mining. . (37% y&Honduras 111 N Y Shipbldg (40¢) . N Y Tel pt (6%). Niagara Hud Pow.. Niag Hud (A) war. Viag Hud Pw C wr. 1ag Sh(Md)B 20c. iles-Bement-Pond ipissing. ... itrate Chils B orth Am Lt&Pwr. 50 Nor Am Lt & P pf.. 50 rth Europ Oil. orthern P L(50¢). orth Sta Pw A(4). Novadel Agne (5).. Ohlo Brass (B) Ohio Copper. . . OLo Oil cm pL(6).. Outboard Motor A. Pacific East Corp. . Pac G&E 1st pf 1% Pacific Ltg pf (6) .4 Pacific Tin (spel) Pacific West Oil Pan Am Airway; Parke Davis (1)... 374 | PATker Rust P 23, 22 Peninsular Tel (1) Penroad Corp. . Pepperell Mfg Co Petrol Corp war. Phila Co (1).. o | Phil Morris Inc.... 51s | Phoenix Securities. 7% | Pioneer Gold (60c) Pitney Bowes P. .. Pond Cr Poch Coal. " | Pratt&Lambert 50¢ Premier Gold(12¢). Producers Royalty Prudential Invest Prudential Inv pf Pub Util Hid war. . Pub Util Hid xw. Pub Util Hld.cpf. Pug Sd P&L §5 pt. Puget Sd P&L §6 pt Pure Oil pr...... Quaker Oats (t5) R R Shares Corp. .. Rainbow Lum B. . w Reiter Foster. Reliance Int A. Republic Gas. Reybarn.... Reynolds In: 5 Richfleld Oil Cal pf Richmond Bros (3) 25 Root Refining. ...w 1 Royal Typewriter.. Ryan Consolidated. St Anthony Gold. 3t Regis Paper.... Salt Creek Prod (1) Schiff (The) Co(1)s Segal Lock & Hrd. . Seiberling Rabber. Selected Industries. Select Ind alct 544 Sentry Sat Control, # Seton Leather. Sherwin-Willi 3 | Stnger Mg Co (8). 1 So Am Gold & Plat. South Penn Oil 80c. South Cal fd pf(2) South Colo Pw (A) Southern Corp'n... Sou’land Roy (20¢) Stand Oil of Ohlo. . 300s Stand Oil Ohio pf 5. 25s Stand Pwr & Light, 2 Standard P&L (B). 1508 Stand P&L pf (7)..100s Stand Silver & Ld.. 5 Starrett Corp..... Starrett Corp pf. Stuts Motor Car.. Swift Internat’l(2), Tampa Elec 2.24... Tastyeast Ing (A). Technicolor....;.. Tech Hughes ($0c) Texan Oil & Land.. Tonopah Belmont, Trans Air Trapsp. . Trans Lux DL P S. Tri-Cont Corp wr.. Tubize Chat Corp Tubize Chatillon A, Tung-Sol Lamp. .. Union Tobacco. United Corp war. United Dry Dock. United Founder: United G United G: United Gas pf United Lt & P (A). United Lt & Pwr pt Utd Profit Shar.... Utd Shoe Mch 2%..100s USElec Pwrww.. 8 U S Finishing..... 5 U S Foil (B) (20¢). 14 U S & Intl 1st pt. 3 Unit Stores vtc. Util Pwr & Lt..... Utility Pow & Lt pt500s Utility Equities 3 U*il & Industrial Ut & Indust pt Venezuelan Pete. Walgreen Co (1). Walker (Hiram). Walker (H) pf (1).. Walker Mining. Watson (J W) Willlams (RC)... Wil-Low Cafeteria Woodley Petrol Woolworth (F W Ltd (p 46 Wright Hargvs 20c Yukon Gold. e 2 & & Dividend rates in dollars based on rterly or semi-annual ment. ividend. tPartly extra. 1Plus 4% in stock. a Payable in cash or stock. b Payable in Stock e Adiustment. dividend. £ Bl in stock. g Plus 6% in stock hPlus 1% in stock. 1Plus ‘n stock. kPlus 10% in stock. m Pius. in stock. n Plus X% in stock’ D Faid last year—no regular rate, Sale— Add 00. High. Low. Close. 51% 1% P 39%Uncertainties Over Process- 11 115% y 13 . } | trade now TRADE CONTINUES | RAPID EXPANSION ing Taxes Fail to Slow Up Astonishing Pace. By the Associated Press NEW YORK, June 23 —Business in the last week continued its expansion, wholly unaffected by seasonal influ- ences, said the Dun & Bradstreet Re- view today. STAR, WASHINGTON, D. OLD DOMINION GLASS COMPANY REORGANIZED Special Dispatch to The Star. ALEXANDRIA, Va, June 23 —The Old Dominion Glass Corporation will resume operations soon and start making beer bottles. This was s prof- itable business before the eighteenth amendment. Under the new organization Frank W. Ball, geologist and chemist, is to be president; Paul J. Murphy, attorney. secretary and treasurer, and Lorenzo Wolford, former president of the cor- poration, factory superintendent. The new factory will occupy the site of the old one and modern machinery will be installed. A variety of products will be made, including glass caskets and glass refrigerators, officials said. Expected hesitancy from uncertain- ties regarding the application of com- modity processing taxes, the agency asserted, was not apparent in manu- | facturing schedules, which were gen- erally above those of a week ago. The broadened sweep at which is progressing,” continued | the Revie s eliciting astonishment from even the most time-worn veterans of industry, as the sustained strength of the upswing has passed boldly be- yond even the most sanguine expecta- tions. The further widening of emplo; ment and the continued rising trend of wages form the base of the larger buying power, the concrete evidence of which is apparent in the constantly widening distributive Each week consumer demand is being ex- tended to additional items and as urgent needs for footwear and cloth- | ing are covered and accumulated bills | paid interest becomes more centered on furniture, housefurnishings, radic musical instruments and even jewelr: Evidence of the operation of sound constructive factors built on the secure groundwork which has been laid slowly during the last two years is furnished | by the statistical exhibits of the major industries, which as yet reveal not even a faint likelihood of the usual Summerl Iull.” REBUILDING OF GLASS PLANT IS CONSIDERED Special Dispatch to The Star. LONACONING, Md., June 23.—At a | meeting of minority stockholders of the | Lonacening Glass Co. the matter of | rebuilding the plant destroyed by fire | a year ago was discussed. It was de- cided to appoint a committee to audit the bocks and investigate the loss and | insurance. The committee is composed of Robert McIndoe, Robert Glenn, Wil- liam Walters, Willlam Orr and William Lo Robert McIndoe presided. GO TO BAY best. Plan take a " For a Real Swim and Outing The Baur House & Beach Enjoy salt water bathing at its white sand. Special | White Pine i SCREEN DOORS $3.50 Made of hesvy| white pine with 16-| mesh Bronze wire,| 2.8x6.8. 1% In thick. SCREEN WIRE Hine 16-Mesh Galvanized { p,onze Wire Specietly Priced OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY J. Frank Kelly, . Lumber, Millwork, Blds." Supplies 2121 Ga. Ave. North 1343 RIDGE, MD. A beautiful beach of clear a gicnic on the grounds or table in our newly erected pavilion—or enjoy a delightfully prepared dinner on the cool -ve- randa of the hotel, specializing in seafood, chicken and steak dinners. BEER ON DRAUGHT TO Smoked Hams. .., 14c AMERICA’S BEST . 8V5¢ . 18¢ .. 18¢ Porterhouse Steak.....w. 23c Hamburg Steak. .. w. 10c Chuck Roast coo.m. 10¢ PR Prime Corn Beef. .. ... .. 5c Pork Chops (lean)....w. 10c Pork Chops °&i .....m. 15¢ Pure Lard ..........m 8V3c Compound ..... ... Tc Bean Pork .... . Tc Bacon Squares .. . 10c Cabbage ..........5 ws 10c Onions . ..... v...b e String Beans ......2 ms. 13c Phillips Beans . . . . can 4c right at Circle in Annapolis, follow new into Bay Ridge from main highway. KIDWELL'S MARKETS, Inc. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIALS Chickens reefi’'Rfiea . . . .1, 22¢| FREN™ Eggs doz. 18c and 22¢ REACH BAUR HOUSE . . . lLeg Real Spring Lamb . . », 16¢ LARGE SUPPLY | Sliced Bacon (Fancy) . .. 15¢ Shoulder Lamb. .. .....m. 10c Breast Lamb. . .. ..m. S¢ Shoulder Lamb Chops. .. 12¢ Veal Cutlets..........m 23c Veal Chops...,. . 17¢ Veal Breast...........m 9c Shoulder Veal........m JERSEY QUEEN Buller { S == One Pound Rolls, 1b. 25¢ Oleo ...w. 10c.and 12¢ American Cream Cheese m. 16¢ Fat Back ............w 10c Beef Liver ...........m 17¢ New Potatoes, No. 1 10 ws. 23c|Grape Fruit (large) 3 tor 10c Kale (Spring) ....3 ms 10c Oranges (large) good aex. 15¢ Lemons (large) . .... doz. 23¢ Sugar! Sugar! m. 5¢; 10 1bs. 48¢ C, FRIDAY, JUNE 23, 1933, For mnstance: $2975 Kuppenheimer and Grosner Suits $1 9.75 start the reductions in e GROSNER carance The big point about this sale is that we are not offering you a special lot, or broken range ... BUT EVERY REDUCED PRICE OFFERS A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT (our entire stock is included). When we say $29.75 suits for $19.75, we mean we sold them for $29.75 until the day we started the sale. We didn’t merely GUESS they were worth that! That’s a good thing to remember if you are tempted by inflated valuations. From the $29.75 Suit which you can now buy for $19.75 to the finest suits KUPPENHEIMER makes which are now down to $34.75 (they were $45, $50 and $60) . . . there’s a saving on every suit. Group Two: KURPENHEIMER & GROSNER SUIES reduced from $35t0 . . . . Group Three: KUPPENHEIMER & GROSNER SUITS reduced from $40to . . . . Group Fbl;r: KUPPENHEIMER SUITS reduced from $45, $50 & $60to . . 75 75 Every Kuppenheimer and Grosner Suit in stock at 20% to 40% Reductions . . . and we are not charging one penny for alterations! You didn't expect us to reduce these— Real Good Coffee .. ... 17c| 8% Flour 12-1b. bags 31¢ ELEVEN MARKETS Street N.W 3218 Pea Street N.W. 406 H Street NE. 2611 14th Street NNW. 509 Morse Street N.E. 1129 Penn. Ave. S. E. Northeast Public Mar- ith & C Streets S.E. ket—12th & H Sts. N.E. Hollinger G1d t70c, Horn & Hardart(2) 7 Hudson Bay Min. Humble Oil (2). Hygrade Food 1P & Lt pt 1mp O1] Ltd cou Ind Terr 11 Oil A Ind Terr 11 OIl B 1ns Coof N Am(2). Int Hy EI S ¢ pt 314175 mtl Petrol (1.12).. Int Uthlities (A). Int Utilities (B). Interstate Equities Interstate Eq cv pf. trving Afr Ch (40c) Itallan Superpw A. Jonas & Naumburg Wirkiand...s..... Kolster-Br Am =h. Lake Shore M t2%. Lefcourt Realty... Lehigh Coal&N 40 Leonard Ofl. . Lerner Steres..... Libby McNelll & L Lone Star G bédc. . Long Island Light. Marion Stm Shovel Mavis Bottling A.. McCord Radtat B.. Merritt Chap & S Mesabi Iron. Mich Gas & O1l.... | Mid Sta Pet vic A.. * 1 Mid Sta Pet vtc B., Middle West Ul . Minn Honey uf (6). Miss 12 Fuel db rts. Mock Judson Voe. . Moh Hud P 15t pt 7 Montgom Ward (A) Mountain Prod 80c. Murphy €0 160. ... Nachman Spring o oo 1 33% 33% | Nat American. g & : * Aviation esioers! t Bella Heas CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET CHICAGO, June 23 (&) (United States Department of Agriculture).— Hogs, 26,000, including 15000 direct; slow, mostly steadv: packing sows 10 lower; bulk, 190-350 pounds, 4.40a4.60; top, 4.60: 140-180 pounds, 3.50a4.40; good pigs. 3.00a3.25, packing sows, mostly 3.50a385; light light, good and choice, 140-160 pounds, 3.50a4.30; light | weight, 160-200 pounds, 3.85a4.55; me- dium weight, 200-250 pounds, 4.45a 4.60; heavy weight, 250-350 pounds, 4.35 | a4.60: packing sows, medium and good, 1275-550 pounds, 3.25a4.10; pigs, good {and choice, 100-130 pounds, 3.00a3.50. Cattle, 1.500; calves, 700; generally steady trade, little beef in run; medium * | grades predominated: most steers, 4.75 | a5.50: best, 6.50; better grade yearling heifers firm: 650-pound averages bring- ing 6.00, with bulk at 5.25a5.90; grassy and short-fed heifers, 4.75 down; most | grass cows, 275a325; cutters at 2.50 due to widespread dry most trade interests expect | liberal receipts next week; slaughter {cattle and vealers, steers, good and choice, 550-900 pounds, 5.25a7.25; 900- 1,100 pounds, 5.50a7.25; 1,100-1,300 7.25; 1,300-1,500 pounds, ommon and medium, 550- 305 9th 3272 M Street N.W. 2153 Penn. Ave. N 3104 M Street N Tropical Worsteds $1875 These suits have gone sky-high since we bought them ... buta promise is a promise, and we’ve reduced them, too! Fine Tropical Worsteds, beautifully tailored. apg “Thought I'd let you know that I arrived safely.” 1 resgesreanss 23>pha @i STEReLE AERE TP ANERDANN == B N=RR =N TEN-PAY or 30-DAY CHARGE ACCOUNT If you haven’t one we'll be glad to take care of it h [ The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company of 1325 B Streer 123 13th Street N.W — : good and choice, 550-750 5.0026.00; common and me- 3.0025.00; cows, good, 3.25a4.00; ! common and medium, 2.50a3.25; low cutter and cutter, 1.7582.75: bulls| lings excluded), good (beef), 3.00 8350, cutter, common and medium, 2.50a3.50; vealers, good and choice, 4.75 26.00; medium, 42524.75; cull and com- mon, 2.50a4.25; stocker and feeder cat- tle: Steers, good and choice, 500-1.050 pounds, - 4.75a6.00; common and me- dium, 3.50a4.75 Sheep. receipts, 7.000; fairly active, strong to shade higher; early bulk de- ‘| sirable native lambs, 7.25a7.75; few, 785 to packers: choice medium weight yearlings, 650, best held higher; slaughter sheep and lambs, lambs, 90 pounds, down, good and cholce, 7.25a 8.00; common and medium, 5.00a725; ewes, 90-150 pounds, good and choice, 1.75a3.00; all weights, common and 1% medium, 1.25a2.25, R A A N 00X “Thanks for calling, dear. I was beginning to worry.” | dium, The traveler knows his telephone. It reserves his hotel room. On arriving it notifies his family. It tells them when he’ll be home. Fast, sure, and cheap. You can have a telephone in your home for just a few cents a day. i D 3 H Isa Nat Investors pf.. Nat Leather. .. Nat Pw&Lt pf (8). 300 Nat Service. . A Nat Toll Bridge A. Neisner Bros pf....100s New Bradford Oil., .1 ww—With *W—Without warrants, W