Evening Star Newspaper, December 5, 1934, Page 17

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, C., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1934, wx¥ A-—17 __—___’_______—__-_——_—___—__—_———__————————————;——_———_————_ WRC oo LI/ TOHIGHER LEVELS ON . G, MARKET OVIZE . . . your home REN 4 | __WRC %0k WMAL 630k WISV_ 1,460k WOL 1310k | ISpecualtnes Gain One to Two Most Grades Decline 2 to ea) u excellent value. S AFTERNOON PROGRAMS. Sy Points as Other Groups 3 Cents, With Rise 73:00 Ma Perkins Kau"smls‘h- Hour EBERLY S Rise Fractionally. in Receipts. 3:15 (Dreams Come True SONS Stockand Sales— Dividend Rate. Add 00. High. la- 2:58. Aero Supply (B).. 2 2% 2% Alnsworth Mfg... 1 1% Afr Investors Inc. t') Afr Invest cv pf... 13 Allled Int Inv..... Allied Mills Inc... 3 Alum’n Co of Am. 6008 Alum’n Ltd cu pf., Am Beveragt Am Capital (B)... AmCitles Par & Lt (B) (k10¢).. Am Cynamia (B) (k25e)... Am & For Pw war. Am Founder: . X Am Gas & El(1).. 61 Am Gas&El pf(6).1258 AmLt&Trac120 8 Am Maracaibo. 1 Am Meter Co..... 508 AmPotash&Chm., 1 Am Superpower 37 Am Superpower 18t pf (6).... Anchor Post Fen. . Armstrong C k256 Art Met W (145¢). Asso Elec Indus Litd (k10 3-5¢. « Stock and Sales— Dividend Rate. Add 00. High. Low. 2:55. Nat Invpf (m2%). 258 64 64 64 Nat Leather...... 1 1% 1% Nat Pw&Lt pf(6). 2608 52%3 Nat Sugar NJ (2). 2 35 Nat Union Radio.. 3 Natomis Co (60c). °8 Neisner Bros of(7) 758 92% 91% Nelson (H) (k25c) 1 7's T New Bradford 206 1 2 Newmont M (k1). 5 391 N Y Hon Ros 33 2608 39% N Y Merch (1%).. 3 28 N Y Shipbldg 40c., 3 NY Steam........ Niag Hudson Pwr.. Niag HudPAwar §{ 38 % Niag Shrs(Md) B. 6 2% Nipissing k12%c.. 2 2% Northn Ind Pub 8 pf (3)....1508 Northern States Power (A)... Novadel Agne(2). Pacific Eastern.... ¥ 1 Pac Gas & Elec 18t of (1%).. 2008 Pacific Tin Corp spec (k2).. 50s Pan-Am Afr(ké0c) 9 Pantepec Ofl...... 21 Parke Davis 11.30.400s Parker Rust P t4.300s Pennroad Corp. 33 Pepperell Mg (6). 30s Phila Co (80¢).... 2 Phila Electric | Pwr pf (2). 32 Phillip Morris 17% | Phoenix Secur 1% Phoenix Secur ot (k75¢). Ple Bakeries. . Pion'rGBM {;lg 80c. Pitney Bo P(20c). et Pitts Plate G 1.40. 5508 Colors. ";'4.“&'" Pratt& Lamb (1). 1 broilers. Premier Gold 12¢. 33 3 1 Prod Royalty 23¢ Prudential Invest 5 Prudent Inv pf(6) 3508 .9! Pub Service Nor I11 no par. 100s 163 Pub Service Nor 111 $100 par. 50 153 Puget Sound P&Lt$5of... 30s 15 Puget Sound P& Lt36pt.... 208 9 Pure Oil pf. . 50837 4 3 % 5 5 11% 8% € s*. 51 544 1% % The Ramblers Joe White Jerome Twitchell's Orch. (Walter Reed Requests 3: “« . Viennese Waltzes Sports Review Sports Review 3:30 |Woman's Rndxo Review 3:45 g T4:00 Martha Mears 4:15 |Dr. Joseph Jastrow 4:30 Vocational Guidance 4:45 (Platt and Nierman T5:00 [Sundown Revue 5:15 |Tom Mix 5:30 ' Aunt Sue and Polly 5:45 Stamp Club P.M. 76:00 |Sports Review—Music 6:15 |Jimmy Allen 6:30 |Krausmeyer & Cohen 6:45 |Billy Batchelor 77:00 News—Music 7:15 |J. B. Priestley ’7 30 Gould and Shefter 7:45 Uncle Ezra T8:00° [Mary P kfo d 8:15 | 8:30 \Wayne szs Orch, 3:45 ', b 9:00" Town Hall Tonight TS e 30 o = John Chsrles ‘Thomas 5 “« “ 00 Lombnrdo Land Donald Richberg 15 | {Madame Sylvia 30 One Man's Family ;Harr}' Richman 45 | Nt = 200 |Arthur Reilly :15 Voice of Romance :30 Club, Habaua Orch. 45 00 Gecrgc O'Sms Orchestra Archie Bl | Student Federation “Better Housing” Curtis Institute azs 3814 TEI.EPHONE FOR PROMPT RADIO SERVICE Smiths 1831 Columbia Rd. Betty and Bob Unschuld’s Piano Club Rochester Civic Orch. i% BY G. A. PHILLIPS, Associated Press Financial Writer. NEW YORK, December 5—A steady tone in most all groups of stocks pre- vailed into the final hour on the Curb market today. Specialties were mostly 1 to 2 higher and with few exceptions other sections of the list moved frac- tionally higher. Trading was in larger volume. Dow Chemical extended its early advance to more than 3 points and gains of 1 to 2 occurred in Aluminum Co., Distillers’ Corp.-Seagrams, Gulf Oil, Hiram Walker, Jones & Laughlin. Northern States Power “A” and United Shoe Machinery. Pacific Tin (special) improved more than 4. Fractional advances were shown by Electric Bond & Share, Sherwin Wil- liams, American Cyanamid “B" and Swift International. Mosty Of the metal shares were lower. FOREIGN EXCHANGES. NEW YORK. December 5 (#.—Forel| exchanges irregular; Great Britain in dollars, others in cents. Great Britain, de: 943. cables. a: France, de v" demand. X 5, Demands—Belglum. 0: Holland. 67 en. 25.49; % i Smlznrlnnd Ozzie Nelson's Orch. ugal, 513 C cmnoal&x akia. Jacques Renard's Orch. Egg quotations were weak today and on most grades were 2 to 3 cents lower. Recent mild weather has encouraged heavy production and receipts were large. Live poultry was quiet at unchanged levels. The summary with egg, live poultry, fruit and vegetable prices furnished by the Department of Agri- culture follows: U;XT%‘R—One-’?:und prints (92 score), Evening Rhythms, Skippy Jack Armstrong Larry Walker. Tea Time Star’s News Flashes Rice Brothers Little Orphan Annie EVENING PROGRAMS. Education in the News |Buck Rogers Alma Kitchell |Arch McDonald |Evening Album The Shadow Lowell Thomas - > ;Amos 'n’ Andy Plantation Echoes Red Davis Dangerous Paradise Crime Clues Lanny Ross’ Orchestra “Big Shots” Stonewall Trio [Bob Fallon’s Orch. Quarter Hour 9 2 1% | 20% | |Dick Blaine’s Orchestra Today in Sports \Government Family Sagebrush Harmonizers Two Pianos News Spotlight [Pisher's Gypsy Orch. 2% Myrt and Marge Just Plain Bill Serenaders Boake Carter Ted Fio-Rita'’s Orch. Edwin C. Hill Broadway Varietles 29% 29% 40% 41 1% B 1% 33 334 Adams 3803 (Villa's Troubadours | “Five Star Final Louis K. Anspacker Rhythm Kings Americana ,eavy. 5 60a8:00: ples. 24.50; calves, 3.00s receipts heavy, as recent mild weather has encouraged h production: prices on most grades 2 to medlum 5 ;,nrm 00 5 0: hs. 2 87 Atlas Corp(A)(3). ke’ Auto Vot Mch 60c. Ax-Fisher(A)3.20 WHEN YOUR AUTO RADIO Needs Dependable SERVICE Come to GEORGE’S Exclusive Auto Radio Station 2015 14th St. N.W. Warden Lawes Nlno Mamm extras. mediums. 3 standards, large, ’dl!ed brown Burns and Allen o lfi";' i Federal Housing Byrd Expedition Wrestling Matches “ |Sign Ooff Babcock&Wil 40c. 2768 Bellanca Aircraft. 5 Bowm-Bilt 1st pf. 50s Brazil Trac Lt&P., & Brillo Mfg(60c) 2 Brown Forman. - Buckeye P L (3) .. 100 Bunker Hill & Sul. 258 Burma Ltd (k3e¢).. Butler Bros. . =k v Pl’ufiufltl Ind s ices unchan Colored. large, medioms. 11074 “ Leghorns. 9alo Ronald Dawson Players Leon Belasco's Orch, Prohibition Debate i Emil Coleman’s Orch, News Bulletins ngh-}{o Orchestra M pounds ]nnd over, 18a19; . 15: old hens, Fruits and Vesetables. Bufl in large lots by original receivers u m_today AFPLE& No carlot arrivals: | and one unbroken cars on track Supplies moderate: demand light ady. V Staymans, U 0. 1. 00a1°15; 273 inches ¢ incheg minimym. ark, Fi 32417 Spain. Amuu. Greece. 94 Poland. 418" Yugosli Hungary. Austria. 1K Rin Rumania. 1.0i; ina i Bra. Aton. Tokio. Shanghar. 54.1; Hongaong. 4210, Mexico City (silver Deso) 27 A5 Montreal in New York, 102.00, New York in Montreal. 9¥.06 ). yer's Orch. Cable Radio vtc... Cables& Wire(B). Can Indus Aico A.. Canadian Marconi, Arge. two broken 2:30 ‘Sts'\ \Xe‘@rs Orchestra Jsrk E(‘rgers Orch. George Hall's Orch. —Nomi ISign off EARLY PROGRAMS TOMORROW. , Eifler'" Michaux nese 1st pf(7) 7008 Ceilulold Corp. ... Celluloid Corp pf. & Cent States Elec. . DOMESTIC BONDS, Cent States Elea 7% pf. High. Low. Noon aot, il Chi R & M KiTH Bl..: Bi% ¥i |ChudsCopt... Cizies Servic Cities Service pf... Clev Elec Illu (2). Club Aluminum. . Colon Ofl. Columbia Gas & Elec cv pf(5) Colum O &G vtc.. 1 Comwlth Ed (4)... 6 Comwith&So war, 22 Compo Shoe(50¢). = Cons Aircraft 22 Cons Copper Cons Gas of Balto (3 60).. Cons Retail Strs. Cooper Besseme: Cord Corp (k25¢). Corroon & Reyn Cosden Oil Me, Crane..... Creole Petrol'm Crocker Wheeler. Crown Cent Petm Crown Cork Int A. Cuban Tobae vte. . BONDS ON THE CURB MARKET. Railroad Shares. . Rainbow Lum(A). Reeves(Dan)(1).. Reliable Stores... 4 Reynolds Invest 15 1 Roosevelt Fleld... 10 11 Rubberoid Co (1). 1008 43 inches inimum. 2t inches {Barnyard Philosopher |King's Men The Getter Upper 7:00 Sons of Pioneers Sun Dial Musical Clock 7:15 Anson Weeks' Orch, < ] 7:30 !Jones and Hare 7:45 Romance and Melody 8:00 B.A. Rol(cs orch. Morning Devotions 8:15 | | walliam Meeder 8:30 Cheenu | = = 8:45 [Landt Trio and White T9:00 Mail Bag iN’evEs Bulletins Sun Dial 9:15 Betty Lane ‘Cmcago Breakfast Club ISunrly side Up “ - Alabama Pow 5s Alabama Pow Aluminum Cq Musical Clock - PR ‘Bonums, 60885 inchas - E ches_ 'r.m‘mum = 8t Regis Paper.... 1 Salt Creek P(80c). Schiff(The)Co(2). Seaboard Util. . Seeman Bros 13 Senl Lock & Hd.. cted Indus New York, one South S lotats (534).4508 ‘5 5 Rt ““(:"""'Fm.,il",‘l ler: Seton Leather.... York ar d; 2 bruxrn and 16 Shattuck Den Min. s cl Shenandoah Shenandoah pf. Sherwin Will(3)..525s 347« Singer Mfg (t12). 10s 260 260 Smith (A 0).. 5008 30% 2615 Sonotone Corp. 9 2w I So AmG&P (k30c). 3t Southn Calit EdpfC(1%)... 1 15% Southn Cp (kl0c). 2 A Stand Ofl Ky t1%. 12 17\, Stand Ofl Nebr... 2 6% Top o the Morning One Man Band |{Rhythm Melodies Police Flashes Varieties 9:30 "Did You Know?" Tor all l“;:'a“e'; _9:45 Caroline Baker 00 Johnny Marvin 15 |Clara, Lu and Em 30 Downtown With Diane 45 Morning Parade AP {Woman's Hour |Musicale |Hester Walker Beall. Edward MacHugh |Bm and Ginger Today's Children Orientale Sallie Muchmore |Radio Interview. 00 Music_ Clubs Hazel Arth IMilky Way :15 Frances Lee Barton “The Doctor Say: Academy of Medicine, :30 Psdm \ms Orch. |U, S. Navy Band 11:45 SR P\I 2:00 Gould and Shefter Tistening Post eyboy and Sassafras The Merry Macs -t ‘Poet'l Corner | Tony Cabooch “\(ormnz Parade Bernie Dolan, pianist The Country Church ! R !Ben _Alley, tenor e 409-1lth ST. N.W.: DIST. 4700 AFTERNOON PROGRAMS. Voice of Experience Nell Vinick George Hall's Orch. Bob Fallon's Orch. 2e: : . ot Canior unbrok vice Cities Servic Western stock . Supplies mod !Quarter Hour Cit Srv Pw NOW I REACHOF ALL STROMBERG- CARLSON There is nothing finer A beautiful model 60-T for $75.00 See It and Hear It at MONARCH RADIO SHOP 1318 G STREET N.W. OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 9 MONDAYS L THYIRSDAYS 630 W.RC. anrm and Home Hour Hollander’s Orchestra ‘30 La Paree Orchestra 5 - Farm and Home Hour T John, Music Guild |Serenade Gene. Dick Pat Kennedy. |Samuel De Jong's Orch. |Hollander's Orchestra |Ad Club Luncheon 00 Stones of History 15 P 30 Vaughn de Leath 45 Vic and Sade |Mu.<1: Guild Smackout Echoes of Erin School of the Air The French Princess Helen Trent Romances (Ragamuffins |Adventures in Melody Concertos_ 00 Ma Perkins 15 30 Woman's Raaw Review o 5l Castles of Romance Dreams Come True |school of Music “ “« .- - - - Roadways to Romance N. Y. State Symphony 00 Four Dots 15 Harpsichord Recital :30 |Arlene Jackson 45 Morin Sisters |Betty Ralph and Dumke |Finni; and Bob sh Independence |Mark Graves |America’s Little House |Salvation Army Band |Dick Messner’s Orch. Sports Review 00 Parents and ‘Teachers 15 | 30 Sundown Revue The News Rhymer 3 |Star's News Flashes |The Aristocrats |Evening Rhythms, Skippy Jack Armstrong .Drunnlc Sketch Bob Fallon’s Orchestra MAJOR Mary Pickford and her stock com- pany will present Mrs. Rose Franken's “Another Language” on WRC at 8. The vocal activities of the seals and penguins infesting the Bay of Whales will be broadcast during the weekly program from the Byrd Expedition on WJSV at 10. Verlie Mills, harpist, will contribute | FEATURES AND PROGRAM |to the program of Lanny Ress on | WMAL at 8:30. WMAL will broadeast at 10 the ad- dress of Donald Richberg, N. R. A. of Manufacturers. His topic is “Co- operation in Industrial Progress.” Alex Gray and Louise Groody, stage stars, will be guest artists DENIES GAMING CHARGE James Xaltopoulas Pleads Not Guilty in Court. James Kaltopoulas, 35, of 505 L street, pleaded not guilty in Police Court yesterday to charges of per- mitting gaming and selling beer before the hours set by law, He was re- | leased on $500 bond in each case. A statement signed by William G. Fawsett and Paul F. Little of the | police vice squad alleged Kaltopoulas | sold beer at illegal hours and wrote | out several “numbers” sligs in their | presence. The detectives seized a | number of these slips on December 4 when he was arrested. Kaltopoulas was arrested on com- | plaint of the Alcoholic Beverage Con- | trol Board on the beer sale charge. The Amazing Career of FATHER OUGHLIN A complete revelation of the man behind the mightiest voice on the air by EDWARD DOH ERTY who gave his soul” to get this story for this week’s Liberty * 5¢ *Don’t miss the story of the most aston- ishing journalistic bargain in history =300 poge 8 of this week's Liberty. BUY IT NOW SCHOOL OF AR GUIDE IS READY Columbia Broadcasting Co. Publishes Manual to Aid Instruction, OLUMBIA, in behalf of the 4merican School of the Air, has just published the 1934-35 edition of its “Teachers’ Man= ual and Classroom Guide” as an aid in augmenting broadcast in- struction. The manual, issued for the sixth successive year, directs reference work and active participation in the subjects treated during the School of the Air programs. The “Teachers’ Manual” is compiled by Helen Johnson, broadcasting direc- | tor of the American School of the Air. The contents include synopses | each day’s radio projection, foot- noted with music references and visual |aids, such as lantern slides, paintings and illustrated books; helpful publica- tions, news bulletins, motion pictures and vocational guidance bibliography. Each year Columbia receives requests for approximately 50,000 copies of its “Teachers’ Manual and Guide,” which lists the year’s programs in advance, gives suggestions for their use in the school room, and is distributed free to all educators requesting it. * X ¥ X ATE SMITH'S name has just been signed to a contract, said to call for $4,900 per broadcast—her top figure—that will place her on the Co- lumbia Monday night schedule in the near future. She will have a 34-piece orchestra directed by Jack Miller, to- ADVERTISEMENT. INESDAY nlcz\lnl.l Sth orc | which | chief adviser, at the annual dinner in | | New York of the National Association | on the ' of | LANNY the of the d.y e e tra_amid lm CABIN INN. half-bour of entertainment! of the NOTES. Broadway Varieties program on WISV at 8:30. John Charles Thomas, on WMAL at |9:30, will present a varied program includes Metcalf’s “Absent,” Cowen's “Border Ballad” and “For You Alone.” WJSV will broadcast at 11:15 a de- bate on repeal between Mayor La Guardia of New York and Dr. Clar- ence True Wilson. gether with the Ambassador Trio and special guests. * o %k X OOD-BYE TO APPLAUSE" an original three-act comedy, has been selected by the Princess Pat Players for their presentation Decem- ber 17 on N. B. C. Irene Wicker. popular radio actress, will have the leading role. * X ROADCAST transmitter fidelity will be discussed by A. S. Clarke and L. A. Shuttig of the Radio Research Co. at a meeting of the Washington Section, Institute of Radio Engineers, Monday at 8 p.m. in the Potomac_Electric Power Co. audito- rium. The organization also will elect new officers. _ WILL PRESENT SHOW Macfarland Students to Presentation Tomorrow. ‘The annual dramatic production at Macfarland Junior High School will be given tomorrow, Friday and Sat- urday in the school auditorfum at Iowa avenue and Webster street. In addition to the play, “Macfarland Show Boat,” several other acts, includ- ing an old-fashioned ‘meller-dram- mer,” entitled “Bananas,” will be pre- sented. Performances on Friday and Satur- day nights begin at 8 p.m, and to- morrow’s presentation will be at 3 p.m. The public is invited. PAVING TO START Paving of Branch avenue southeast from Pennsylvania to Alabama ave- nues will be started in about two ‘weeks. The Commissioners yesterday award- ed a contract for the grading and pav- ing of this roadway to the Wilmoth Paving Co, which submitted a bid of $42397.50. This is one of the projects to be financed out of a publ:c works grant to the District for Fed- eral road improvement. ADVERTISEMENT. Open ARAAA AT A AR I A AT AR A AR R AR AR XK NETWORK HEADLINERS . No other showplace in the world can afford to present such ezpen- sive talent 43 appears on the program of the network sdvertisers. Ise. Tonight “Red” attempts to interest Connie in his new career, and ‘though Conni it, but from a very di than what “Red” imagines. it looks ing to enjoy erent reason ROSS Ty -w&ut-. ADMIRAL BYRD and bis men npacun. their Liede hm'ie-'.“:‘s‘.'nmm"m lhflr bnd.clfl up here across 1 ac Frdersl Wi 5133 Firestone Tire 5 Florida P & L Gary E & G Gatineau Pw Gatineau Pw s Gen Bronze Bs ‘40 A Lexington Ut s Eivby MeN & L35 4 Long Island L¢ Us 43 E 'vm,om Rad 65 Mass Gas 35 '35 Minn G & Lt 4! Miss Power bs New Ene B 51zs Orleans 4'as Ohio Po 4'as D Okla G & E 55 Pac_Pw 55 Pa Wes Oll d'w Pa C 1 Fitiee 91 Shett &7 pae 5 Sneride Wo_ 6s i West. New. De Wes Tex U 5s A ‘57 mch BONDS. gen Bk Co s B " B_5%s !um M!l e G614 PFinld R MB 55 ’Kl x! Mun 2 Stinnes 4s '36 stp Stinnes 45 4g st Ind C w-_wm. warrants xw-—NWlthout watrants, n—Ne lnued ‘ !mtllhlllty mllllred by maturity. mpanies reported in receivership. \ Cueno Press 1.20.. Cusi-Mexicana M. —_—— Distillers Lta (k74 7-10¢) Distillers Crp-§: Dohler Die Cast Dow Chemical (2) Driver Har(k25¢) . Duval Tex Sulph. . Remremne Eagle PitcherLd.. East'n States Edison Bros k50c. Blec Bond&Share.. 70 Elec BA&S pf(5).. 4 Elee BA&S pf (6).a 6 Elec Power Asso (A) (40C).cee 4 Elec Pwr & Lt opt war..., § Elec Share pf ww. 300s Emp G&F 7% pf.. 60s Equity Corp'n.se.. 17 Europ Elec Ltd (A)(60C)..s 2 European Elec Ltd debrts... Evans W all Ld pf Ex-Cell-O A&Tool Fairchild Av Fajardo Sugar.... 258 Fanny F C 131%., Fidelio Brewery. . Fisk Rubber. . 1 Fisk Rub pf(6)...150s 7 Flintkote Co (A).. 21 Fla Pwr & Lt pf.. 508 Ford Motor Can (A) (k1%). 11 Ford Mot Can (B) (k13). 258 Ford Motor Ltd 7 Garlock Pack (80¢) 1 Gen Aviation..... 35 Gen Elec Ltd rcts (k30 1-5¢) Gen Gas &Elec conv pf (B) 50s Gen Invest Corp.. 2 Gen Tire & Rub...100s Georgia Pwr $6 Df 758 Glen AldenC t1%., 1z Gorham Inc (A)... 1 Gorham Mfg votext (13%4)cem 7 Grand Rapids Varnish (50¢)a 3 6% Great Atl & Pac ‘Tea 1st pf (7) 50s 12615 12613 Greyhound (Del). 20 20% 19% GulfOflof Pa..... 7 56% 556% Hamilton Gasvte. 2 Hartman Tobacco. 1 Hecla Min (40¢).. 15 Hollinger G 11.30. 5 Horn&Hardt 1.60. 75s Hudson Bay M&S 7 Humble 0il (1).... 20 Hysrade Food Hygrade Syl (2). . 151 & 1% T 1% 11l Pwr&Lt 6% pf. 50s 1mp Oil Ltd coupon (180¢).. 33 Insurance Co of North Am (2).. Intl Hydro Elec System cv pf.. 258 Int Mining (k15¢). 3 i 1 i3 Intl Util (B)....c Interst Equities.. InterstateHo (2).. Ital Superpwr (A). — 6 1 5 1 = Jersc Central Pwr &Ltpf 5%.. 1 Jones&Laugh Stl. 110s - Kingsbury Brew.. Kirby Pet (K10c).. Kleinert Co. . Kreuger(G)Brew. bbb Lake Sh M (13 %) Leonard Oil Lerner Stores. Libby McNeill&L.. Long Island Lt pf (B) (6). Louisiana L&Ex. . Lyneh Corp (2).. MeCord Rad (B).. Marion Steam Sh.. Maryl'd Casualty.. Mass Util Asso... Mead John (13%). Merritt Chap & S.. Merrit Ch&C pf A. M1d West Ut (r).. ~ Midvale Co (k1).. 25- Mock JudVoe(k1). 1 Mohawk Hudson Pwr 1st of (7).. 25 43 43 “ MolybdenumCp.. 4 Th 7% 7 Mont W A m10%.. 60s130 130 130 — Nat Bella Hess... 14 2% 2% 2% NatBd&Sh (1).. 3 30% 30% 30% Dairy pf A(7) 25s105% 105% 105% NatFuelGas (1).. 2 14 14 Nat Investors.... 1% 1% m 13% 18% 13% Stand Oil (Ohio). 400s 145 Stand Silver& Ld. _ 4 13 Starrett Corp..... 1 13 Starrett Corp pf.. 3 1Yy Stein A&Co k25¢..100s 11 Stein A & Co cum pf (6%5).. 10s 10115 Stein Cosmetics. . Stutz Motor Sunray Oil : Sunshine M t6Sc. Swan Finch Oil... 4 Swift & Co (50¢).. 10 Swift Intl (2)..... 3 Swiss-Am Elec pt 150s Tampa Elec(2.24), 2 Tastyeast Inc(A). 1 hnicolor, Inc.. 9 Teck Hughes(40c) 3 Texon O&L t75c.. 13 Tob Prod Ex(10c) Toledo Edison cum pf (7) ‘Tonopah Minin, Trans Alr & Tran. Trans-Lux DLPS (20¢).. Tubize Chatil. Tung-Sol Lamp Union Gas of Can. Union Traction (k3713¢)..1508 Unit Air war. ... 1 Unit Chemical. Unit Dry D «r) Unit Founders Unit Gas Corp'n Unit Gas Cp war.. Unit GasCorp pf.. 18 Unit G & Epf (7). 108 Unit Lt&Pwr(A).. 1 Unit Lt&Pwr pf. 2 Unit MolassesLtd. i 1 U S Elec Pwr ww.. U S Finishing (r). U S Foil (B)(60c). U S & Internat’l Secur 1st pf ww U S Lines pf... 1 U S Play Crd 11.7¢100s Uit Shoe M (15). 2258 7 Unit Stores vtc.... 2 Unit Verde Ex(1). Tnit Zine Smelt. ., Utah Apex Utah Pw & .. 25 Utility Eq pf 3 %..2508 Utility & indus pf. 1 Waitt & Bond(B).. Walker (H) 2 6 8 4 3 1 3 Westvaco C pf(7).100s Willlams (RC) (1) 2 Wright Har(160c) 16 ———— 6 Yukon Gold. . —_— Dividend rates in dollars based on last xzu-rteml:’rx Or semi-annual payment s k Paid m Accumu- this “year ~ n Plus D Paid last year—no res rCOmFInX!l reported Celvership or being. reorgarized fully licted on the Curb Excrange; are dealt as unlisted issues. INSURANCE STOCKS others NEW YORK. December 5 9. —New York Security Dealers’ Association Fire (1.60)° Life (1200 Asricultural Am L Am Surrty vly Balt Amer Boston _(16) Conn, Gen_ Life’ Fid Firemens Tns Frank_Fire Fall: Jlobe & R Great Amer Halifax (.90) . Hanover (1.60) Hartford Fire Home Pire Sec Home Ins (* Lincoln n;e Natl Fire Natl Liberly (LR Nor vae‘r :-ss (.80) 2) Travelers Fire (1.70) . Weltcheuer 405 *Including exiras. far this year. —_— A. T. & T. STATIONS GAIN. NEW YORK, December 5 (#).—The American Telephone & Telegraph Co. gained 16,200 stations in November, compared with & gain of 5300 sta- tions in the same month last year. New York Telephone Co.—October net operating income was $3,225,076, vs. $3,079,387 in October, 1933; in 10 months, net operating income was $29,096,883, vs. $28,410,797. 1y a, | mand " slow | gemand k_arrived: one jcare on track, Light: market Now Nork- and Ohio. 8. N H cars on track Supplies nempers Telephones. 3,25, kScuu:err ock 'Ne” su- arket ark 100-poound sacks . R0aR5: fair con ound sacks Round Whites, _95a1.00: Maine. 100-pound U. S 1, Losal1s nd sacks Bussct Bur U PO e stocks NG Suppes or_the market TOMATOES—One_Florida arrived; two broken and one unbroken cars on track i gemand Lieht 5 1 1ug. boxes. gree: r: wrapped. fair conditi Gn.” 6xn 2:00: 10-poyad nerte. R58 ur kets ripes 5a SWEET POTATOES: 2 Zoutn carolina e unbrokne ca:s demand light busnel on ek T liheral: demand slow (Eitiia, bushe, baskets. §3a:3 RO\lAI\E T\u *\ll’\Duts on the market. ES. ckclrlol ar- ceipts light: market steady. lity. 4.50: emand light hampers. falr a GR BEANS—One Fiorida arrived two broken and one unbroken cars on track. Supplies liberal: demand slow; mar- ket weak. Fi type el hampers. green, nd express receipts. Fiorida. b eipts. 250 plies dull bushel crates, Hpr!ss receipts. 1.5022.00. SQUASH—S t: demand slow: bushel hampers, low. 2.50. moderate: Pepper Prices Weak. PEPPERS—Supplies moderate;, demand m w Florida. 1'z-bushel »r. mm 1:5082.00; choice; best ndition, 75a85; bushel plies light: demand market steady. ~Florida, bushel ham- 50: few higher. P COLLARDS —Eupplies slow: ~market steady. baskets. 30a4( KALE- i demand Vir bushel demand slow: market steady. Virginia. bushel baskets. 30840 TURNIP GREENS—Supplies ht: market steady. askets best. 50: fair condition. 40, WER “One California arriv one car Feconuigned. two DrOKER Unbroken CArs on track. - Suppiies “mod- erate: demand light mnrkr( steady. Crates: Oregon 165 boorer. 754 d 1 very” light: ady. Florida. ) spplies liberal moderate: Virginia. demand limited: market pony refrizerators. 40a45 per pint BROCCOLI — No carlot nrrl\'lll one Truck receipts mod- nd " light: E crates, dozen. 1.00a1.25 CARROTS — No oroken car on track lettuce crates. = 0a3 n] carlot Tates. 1.35 bushel baskets, 1751 & size, vivania. bushel o thIrY—-Nearby sections, B¢ per kasHN—Somh Carolina, bushel SERiNG' ONIONS—Nearby sections. 2c per_bunch TURNIPS—North Carolina. 2a2' per unch orgia_ per pound: Schlevs. 1Ra20; Excelsior, 15; | fopned BEETS - Texas. Pennsylvania crates, all 1 5 hinched 256 bas- ha SHORT-TERM SECURITIES. (Reported by Chas. D. Barney & Co.) Offer, 00 R = Chts & Ghio Ry. 58 lmn Chi. Gas Lt. & Coke be 1937 Chi. Northwest. ilas 1936. Colorado & So. 4 (oo and Tr. Canada Tilinois Central 61,5 19; Intl. T!I & Tel. 4735 1 New York Central 6s 1§ N. Y. Chi & t. L. 45 hio'River, K K. 33 10 Co. 6355 1836 Fortiana Gen. JEL 58 1033, Bure Oil Co. Flas 103 Rep. Tron & Steel bs 1940. Sinciair Gors. O1l 75 1037 . gr'-"n':‘:fl'"ivg"ggsfi-‘ 3o Waraer Brov. 85 1080,