Evening Star Newspaper, March 11, 1935, Page 16

At6 e THE EVENING STAR WASHINGTON. D. C. MONDAY. MARCH i1, 1035 : CURBTURNS SOFT [NEW YORK ~CURB M ARKETPROATACEALED (TOY FRMSPLAN | Weshineton Exchange || ¢ GTEF) SgyS By private wire direct to The Star. D ASatD Hien. o [ e High. Low. Close 5 SALE s P e SRR | TR S R T s ol STl ol T Ainsworth (p%). 121 21’ ,.1' FordM(oB!;zr(g;;h s PxL§$5pr 1008 14 13% 13% AFTER CALL. $2] m] ]]9 I.USS Allied Mills, (nc.. 24 134 32" | Prosatert sra M O e oe “als )t 8w AR MtcCleniin LIR0EC42.000- ol ! y Alum’'n Co of Am. 300s 36% Alum'n pf (1%)...1508 70 1047, Anacostia & Potomac R. R. 55—$1,000 conv pf (1.20) 50s 15% 15% 15% | Pure Oil pf. . 40s 35 35 35¢ 2 . . . Aluminum, Ltd 18% Pyrene Mg Co. b A . X v Losses Ranging From Minor | A Beversee. o0 1 1 Gen Invest Corp.. 1 $189,562 Earnings Com- {50,000 New Designs Ex-| st sox: g g ‘Am Cities Pwr_ s gen ;z.&flubhn 508 ll;.‘alggwldlfinlméfi) R & * * 4 g i g Capn;l_"!‘rnctmn 55—$500 at 97, $500 1934 Def'cit IS $14v833y343 i i & Lt B (k10¢) en T&R DL A (6) 258 chfield Oil Cal i at 97. X Fractions to a Point |, &LinE000 e BT loncal , w w «|Paredwith $8,636,841 Loss| pected to Be Shown at | pi Fank com—s at 212, Smaller Than Figure R ded b List Amun&Elnfl.ZO‘zol‘s gl? AldenCt1% 2 {’locsfv:rel(n-ld . } “l(': lély 125'7 of P d Y April E t Mergenthaler Linotype—50 at 30, Am Gas&El pt(6) 200s odchaux Sug(A) 1 Royal Typewriter 1% 16%% - 2 i Ecordecinyiti ot Am Laundry (40c) 300s Godchaux Sug (B) 1 Ryan Consol 1 ST a receding Year. Pril EXposition BONDS. Recorded in 1933, Am LiaTrac 120.. 1 Gola Seal Electrio 1 e e b e Bid and Asked Prices. Am Maracabo. ... rand Rapids Saf Car H&Lt(k3) 50s 643 s By the Assoclated Press. Am Superpower.. 18 Varnisn (50c) 1 5% 5% 5% |Stitegis Paper... 8 1 1i 11 | Svecial Disvatca to The Star. BY JOHN A. CRON PUBLIC UTILITY. By the Associated Press NEW YORK, March 11.—Curh‘“k Nat Gas (A). 2 Great Atl & Pac | SaltCreek P (80e) 1 5% 5% 5% PITTSBURGH, Pa, March 11.— | Special Dispatch to The Star. e 4 Bid Asked.| NEW YORK, March 11 —The market prices turned soft today after | Armstr Clorl:,ggOC) 2 & T‘;"‘,‘?r M. 5 f“}:”}“TIh‘)(l:?‘zl). : 27, 26 264 |The annual report of the Westing-| NEW YORK, March 11—Fifty| A el & Fol Cor T 5 * .| United States Steel Cory. operated at mixed trends had prevailed in fore- 1 A¥fSietal (KE8C)-- & Greyhoned (Dal): 24 30 “ | Sera Toong B, 1 m 4 |nouse Electric & Manufactusing Co.|thousand new designs for children’s | ARacoRtin e EOL, 5% .. - 116 |a loss of $21,667.779 in 1934, as shown noon dealings. The turnover was | AtlasCorp..... S Groc Storepr vie. 4 “i | Selby Shoe (11.60)100s 30 30 30 | for the year ended December 31, 1934, | educational play and grown-ups' G & B. el of Vg, B3 - 07 |in the annual pamphlet report small. Atlas Corp war... 1 Guardian Invest.. 2 Seiected Indus shows a net income earned of $189.- | amusement will be presented by more | City & Sublizhen 5. - .. “8y : n = Doy Losses ranging from minor fractions | Atlas Corp(A)(3). 1 GuitOllof Pa.... 2 52 allot cfs ¢3%4).500s 51'2 51'; 511 | 562. This compares with a net loss °rith;n 400 American toy manufacturers | g;yrulelten‘wr;,oemcg‘:: | This is approximately the same re- .to'a point were shown by Bunker |AutoVotMch50c. 1 6 6 6 | e———m—m Seton Leather.... 2 3% 3! 31338636841 reported for the year 1933. ;;"ho jargest display of playthings Potomac Elec. fs sult shown in the preliminary report Hill & Sullivan, Distillers Corp.-Sea- { Mertford fee Sheaffer Pen(WA) 1 204 201 20% | These results are after provision O | eyer assembled, James L. Fri, manage | wrioiion Gas 5, 193 104> | made by the corporation s week ago. grams, Gulf Oil, International Pe- | Babcock & Wil 40c150s 29 29 29 Light (275). 258 5313 | Sherwin Will (3). ¥8!u 874 ¥7% | depreciation and other reserves. ing director of the toy manufacturess| Wash. Gas oo series B . | The loss was before allowing for divi- troleum, Lake Shore Mines, Parker |Bellanca Aircraft. 2 2 2 2 |HartmanTobacco 2 # | Sherwin-W pf (6). 10s113 113 113 In the report, A. W. Robertson, o ine U, S. A. predicted today fn| W R¥Y & Elec. 4510 * | dends of 2 per cent paid on the pre- Rust Proof, Swift & Co. and Wright | Blue Ridge Corp. . 14 1% 11| HazeltineCorp(1) 1 8 *‘mlflo?‘l e 3 8 chairman of the board, and F. A. Mer- dlscu.u!ng‘lhé American toy fair ‘yo be! MISCELLANEOUS ferred stock. After this payment the Hargreaves. Boback H C) o iboe s20 12 2 gs:g‘u’f‘(‘:‘fl“{i;" } K Smith (A Oy . 300s 43 42 42 |7ick, president. say in part: held in this city April 1 to 20. e deficit, was $28,§73.401, ‘Amerttan Gas was among a few | BOUFouis (k250).1008 4 4 4 |HoydenChmuig. 1 il e id “Sales billed for 1934 totaled $92.- | “Symulated by design pmmum‘%’ {mfi;;g;; gl‘\;',, s The deficit before dividends re- others selling fractionally higher. D e 32 ‘6 6 o |mussonBaymas: 7 i e e & Plat (k30e). 3 4w 4 41| 158,893, compared with $66,431,591 for | o\ oranteed under the N. R, A, code |D; C; Paper Mfe | ported for last year was $14,833343 Bfi?fiu‘:’;ph 0 1 164 16% 16y | HumbleOfl (1)... 9 5 ' 4615 | South Penn 01.20 3 22% 22% 2214|1933. This is an increase of 39 Per | gt the toy and Playthings industries, | S e St fne 5 | smaller than the loss in 1933 of $36,- % N Bunker Hill&Sul. 100s 31% 311 311 | Hygrade Syl (2 361, | Southn Calif cent. the toy makers produced a record- | STOCKS 501,122. Gross business transacted breaking ni v by the corporation was $591,609,497 in ng umber of new items this PUBLIC UTILITY. X ‘1934 while the corresponding total year for the toy fair. The exhibitors Amer. Tel. & Tel Tox ih hope 1935 vi ve | Capital Transit Co. or the previous year was $524.968,768, pe orders will raise sales above & The year’s production of rolled and W._Steamboat » ' |amounted to $34,085,921, compared | Pt $200.:000.000 mark of 1934. Pow. %, pf ;| finished steel products was 6,004.585 . 521 52% | Stahl Mey o1 | O e Inquiries have been received from J y, Wl P PEM ] Stand Inv cum pf. 1008 14% 135 ‘1"9‘;*; $26,954,044 at December 31, |pyyers of stores in France, England, | ‘,‘;“;"3:’;g,‘og’;{,lf:;““?;’f?’»";E‘;;;‘};”,L‘f Stand O Ky(11%) 2 Holland, Canada and Australia, in ad- | BONDS ON THE 18% 18% 18% | “Orders received totaled $106.473,- 226, compared with $72,473,117 in « 17% 17% | 1933, an increase of 47 per cent. Un- » '» 'alfilled orders at the close of the year Edispf B(13%4).. Butler Bros . 2 6% 6% 64 2 CURB WARKET. ki AR * | Tmp o1l Lta coup Southn Calif T Cables&Wire (A). W H B (180c)......... 45 16% 15% 16%| EdptC(1%) f 17 1 1 Cables & Wireless |Indlana PL (30c). ¢ 4 4 | Sou Nat Gas (r).. pE (k9 9-10¢). | tnsurance Co of Can indus Alco A. North Am (2) 2 4 | Can Indus Alco B. | Intl Hydro Elec | System cv pf 2008 DOMESTIC BONDS. High. Low. . 093, 993 Alabama Pow Aluminum Co 3 EL Co. & E) ptd B TR Am E] Pow f ndicate. . 5 A 9 19% “ 9 . Amer G&E 35 carlh Syndieala. intl Mining (ki5¢) 5 14 14 | Stand Oil Oho. .. 100s 121, 123 “On December 31, 1934, current|qipion to store buyers in the United NATIONAL BANKS or 29 per cent of capacity Amer & &0y Carrier Corp. ...+ Intl Mining war.. 7 5% 5| Stand Silver & Ld. a | assets amounted to $80328.712 and | giates, Central America and South|Capital (8 ........... L compdratians ey tulis (o the Amer P & L tis Carrier Corp. ) 9 ' 29 |Stein Cosmet (r). % 1, | current liabilities to $6,122,180, a net | = outh | Plberty 1) vear amounted to $210,503,333. an in- Am_Seating 6s Appalch Pow b Asso El Ind s America, who wish to attend this toy | Lincoin (3 fair. The unusual number of queries | Rizgs (8) received from European stores is at- | R'ff};mnerx%n k Catalin Corp. Celanese pf (7 crease of nearly one-third over the 31, | working capital of $74,206,532, and a previous annual figure, and the num- 1 |ratio of current assets to current 2 | Stutz Motor. 6 6 |SunrayOil... ""300s 98 98 98 |Intl Util (A)...... 1 5 6 intl Petrolm (t2). 11 29 2 6 Celanese 1st pf(7)200s102 1001 101 | Irving A C (p10e) 2 A5 GaE AN G E | Celluloid Cp 1st pt 20s 75 75 75 Sunshine (80c). 3% 12% | liabilities of 13 to 1. This compared | ber of workers employed rose 10 per aste ‘fi‘av&nnE e Jones & Laugh St100s 20 20 20 | Swft&Co (175¢). 25 17 16% | with a working capital of $69,708,232 | “oppe 1‘9‘35“,'3,,?;;,,"5“"5 et TRUST COMPANY | cent to a total of 189,881 persons o ASS0 T atas | (m1%)........1255 29% 28 28 | | Swift Intl (2) 3% 33% | and @ ratio of 17.3 to 1 at the close | Mr™ Fry, “represents. the omentig | AR S &Tr co.m.. 1w 205 | The average prices received for its Atias Piy [CentStates Blec.. 1 & & & |LakeShM(14)... » | Swiss Oll (40c)... 24 2| of 1933, The figures are net amounts | yes, Tl s 1 :|output by the company increased Atlas Ply s ettt T gty year of the development by the Ameri- ' ath. Loan & Trust 187 .| % . o Cent States El percoue | Tampa Biec (2.24) 1 231 231 23y | 2iter deducting appropriate reserves. |can industry since the war.t e | about 11 per cent for products shipped B 1..\:‘ | ce tsmfl,; Ef.}:,"' L d L e by McaaL. Technicolor. Ine.. 14 16% 14+ 15 | Better business was reported by all | bargo stopped German 1mp:1l:; “Tn | Com. & savines (®) .. 160 = lh; bk cbgue o ' | Cen s E K N R 3 < 7 4 y principal divisions of the company and | 5 by *** | cent for export sales, 1083 10 = a5 0% @ Teck Hughes(40e) 7 410 41 4 th s | catrivant A% b o s tz::?:?:n(;d(&l::t) 'reionflozLd(SOc) 2 5y ;\: ;a. | billings for the year were substantially Lr:xns!gl?l‘needAnt,:slcmrmxrgge%l};;{s!r:: American i XNSUR“CEJ = | Coucerning the ylar's operations, % | Childs Cof...... 108 20~ 20 20 PP (6).... 50s 43 43 43 | Tobacco & Allied ) {above 1933. The total, however, still | novelties to educational mnecessities | Sorcoran (23 *I1" n BOLORRCL I TRslos Che tnan B Cities Service.... 41 1'x 1 1 |Loutsiana L&Ex. 14 53 5% 53 Stocks (k41:).. 50860 60 ' 60 |was only’ approximately 50 per cent|ywpich teachers prescribe as essentials fimm = WIL:;] s se 30 - .r,”s remarks to stockholders that Citles Service pf. 6 9: 8§ Lynch Corp (mew) 3 28'; 28, 2814 TrflflS'Lux{Dl?;llu g b ! of the average volume in the years|of chjlg development and which are a B SNk ‘'some further progress has been made Claude Neon Lts. . ‘% Picture Sn (20e) 2 23 2% 2% preceding the depression. Therefore, placed by social workers on a par with ‘ R mance froen the vers low poiot foiwhich they Cleveland Tractor sh 8 Mc\‘tllllumaurlluflm - operations were burdened With the |books s constructive forn - % - | had dropped in 1932.” Colon Oil. 1 1 Marion Steam Sh. 3 Union Am Inves 20| fixed expenses of a large unused plant against delinquency, This m\l:"-‘*gce t 82 . “While a considerably greater im- 27% 271 271, | Mayflower As (4) 1008 Unit Corp'n war everyday ‘”“ELL“'EOLS | provement is necessary before profit- Colt's P FAf1%. Columbia Gas & | Mich Sugar pf. | "*“Eleccv pf (511508 381, 361: 37 | Midvale Co (kl). 508 |ColumbO&GVte 6 ™ @& f Molybdneum. 30 | capacity. Plants of the company that | jmporta; nce of pla; - | Carpel %! produce the heavier apparatus nor- velr:;))mem hasplp?j”::)n? ;’;;,hf,lfof,fd i mally required by the electric utility | market for toy rmfi Bromo Unit Founders... Unit Gas Corp | Cnit Gas Corp war 12 able results can be attained.” Taylor 20" | added, “the outlook is considered to be encouraging. As a basis for this Cities Service Cit Serv Gas Cit Serv Gas 5 mv 100 2 135 | Unit Gas Corp pt. ; 4 B b 3004 | Com® S 3 55% 554 554 | Mont Ward(A (1- 30813 Compeities ‘ave opersted Shremphout (Copyright, 1935.) 0 Com Edis 41 e o war. B W | Moo gt 41; | Unit LI&Pwr (A). 5. | the year at a load much lower than | \p,,,? ?»“'- SO I may e siated (ha. Jums om Edis 41 +- 10B% 10804 om e i 85 | Unit Lt&Pwr pf., 3 | the 50 per cent average.” Secarity. Stotage ary and February, 1935, operation are 1041, Community Murphy Co (1.60). 1 85 10413 1041 g = P& Lt st pf. 7v | Unit Molass Ltd substantially in excess of those which sl INSURANCE STOCKS | 7.7 (s i oo Houst GIf G 65,4 | Niag Hudson Pwr 2% light cattle wesk: few early sales and | Globe & Rut Al ] = LS Mitice 9 1% s (p6 3-5). 1 prevziled in the corresponding months el b el et o™ | Unit Shoe M (1474 175 CHICAGO LIVE STOCK. seDEW, YORK. March 11 % —New York | wiwd. & ot of 1934.” i S | Cons Copper. 2 2 t Contain (k1) . 100 2o | UnitSh M pf(1'2) 508 | _ CHICAGO. March 11 ) (United States S5y Detlers’ Association; = - | 1. AT Cons Gas of 4 t Fuel Gas (1) 117 | U S Finishing (r). 3 : ¢t of Asriculture) —Hogt. 15000, | Aetna Cas ( Bid. Asked Pl b | | 5 % 3 et : b 7,000 direct: moderately active. | Aetna Fire (150 it B [ cony pBhllo 60 1 5 Umi Verde x4ts 13 5 8" Friady: “welsns “Sboce | Acins S (L * BALTIMORE TOBA NEW YORK BANK STOCKS +| Cons Retal Stores | UtabAves 2 : pies, | Asricultural ¢ : LTIMORE cco Y New York w(_nnl ecurities. .. 9% | 5 Secmtes S = g [ e 2 c L i gg;;fla PiL ‘tgfgg;floflfl Sl Utan bur & Lt | Automobie (ia) Soecial Dispateh to The Star Gatineau e r | pBf mL16 2:30) 258 12 19 ?3:‘0‘1f§,a”"}'uw BALTIMORE, March 11.—Sale of PR N et 0% | Dttliy & Inde o 10 L Choice, 100-140" pounds. ‘C""" Gen Lif (x0)" Maryland leaf tobacco last month Crocker Wheeler. S 4% WInO! . % | o, % = v 7 15 i City of N ¥ (5g) .. totaled 523 hogsheads, containing | Groft Brewing. 2 9 1% g%l Nesiphanaes 51, | Utllity &Induspe. 2 I I I | "“Cattie, 12,000 calves. strictly | Eid & Dep « 311,775 pounds, which sold at an av- Gt &% S o 932 5934 | Cueno Press(1.20) 1 33 33 33 |NY Steam. 134 S 1 o e Choses o staecy and memplions | R T s erage price of 12% cents a pound Hacknse Wat 35 iy 11w‘.llnu|1wv Cusi-Mexicana M. 11 1% 1% 1% |N Y Telpf (6%).. 50s 1201 | Al bbb e ity ees with lower erade | Gien Falls (1) ... This compares with sales of 661 1 6 Hous LA 5t v 3 | Waco Atreratt.... 2 a, Great ‘ame hogshead: i 3 =3 9 g 2 3%, | most bids such kind 5 lower: trade mod- | Great Amer (1) ogsheads containing 389.130 pounds BEEENLs Dictograoh Prod.. R Wi SEAC O Bler e S ;;fi::l:.::,‘:;flx. SN s Ao L nricy Distillers Crp-Sea 2 *INtagShrs(Md)B. 1 3 3 3 |WendenCopper... 20 i & % | above 1400 lower-grade. beer cows and | Hartiord Fire in January. Distilled Liquors. {Northn Europ Oil. 1 % w1, Western Auto i ! cutter cows weak to 25 lower: bm-r“ggm: Fire Sec_ Both receipts and sales increased Northwest Eng 2 T 64 6% Supply A (3) 1 56 56 56 | Eitein Pire %) last week, the former totaling 239 | Doehler Die Cast. | Dow Chemical (2) | Duval Tex Sulph. Eastn Gas&Fuel Assoc (k30c). n G&F pf(6) isler Slec Corp | Wright Har(160c) 31 9% 9 9% Mass Bond Natl Fire () Natl Liberty ('4g) | NY er 15 Nor Riv Phoen; Xl * | hogsheads and the latter 179 hogs- heads, leaving a stock of 22.644 hogsheads in State warehouses. Most of the sales were of the new crop. ranging from common to good. and sold from 5 to 40 cents a pnund . UNITED CORP. SHELVES 201 20t a3 a3 | YukonGold.... 1 % % % ; 4 xd"fl rates n; doliars based on last | > =5 ariely semi-annual oayment 'fc& 31", Tartly’ extra “Plus 4% 1 stetk stof (1%) 3 a Payable in cash or stock. © Payabie in Pac Tin Corp stock tPlus 5% in stock g Plus 6% special (k2).. 50s 2 In siock b Pasable in scrip 1 Plus Ne. 1 Al in Sock | KPaid iast year—no regulai . n-Am 2 e m Accumulated dividends o Plus © L ERitanecon 5% 10 Mk 5 Paid tiis Serc™ no rena | Medium Int Pw_ Sc 8 2 Intern Sc_A Intersta Pw common_and_medium . '800d. 7.50a10.00: common and mi 5a cutter and cutte yearlings excluded). good co and lers. good and s P&L Ken Util Ist “ | Elec BA&S pf (6). 1 choice. ‘medium. 60087 50; cull 2 oppers _G& Ei%: DEwerA 580 Parke Davis t1.1 : e [ Companies repariediin reseivet= | (g 10046, Stocker and | e—Including extr | e S | . 1 u5. | Parker Rust i) 2008 39 higet e ool SOl Ul | M OB S Ve ST | LB v e e, | CHANGES IN CAPITAL Lexington Ut Elec Share pf ww. 225 421, | Pennroad Corp... 16 1% 13, | oealt 1n s unlsted tssues. & Ex dividena | pity;in>0) Bands, 6.15a0.00; common and | = | By the Ascociated Press g e ol Libby" Mc = i 33 1% |Penn MexFk75c. 2 & 8 & | low: | 2 ' LFAT a8 o Corp | Pepperell Mtx (65 208 70 70 70 | it Sna 25 18TRE, SRR, 2 | MONTREAL SILVER. | o NEW, YORI. March 11—Directors o s NN. eeding lamb underione weak to 25 o A p e . have changed their Mia s =5 L e ag ‘;{‘f,f,",,’:g:f;’""‘ L IR SAVANNAH NAVAI‘ STORES. | &7iy"hids " arouna 83:5008.90 on meod to ,‘,)33575,51‘,&6 onser: 'Maren. 3840" minds _about recommending any ihd (e Fajardo Sugar... 100s 83 82 - | SAVANNAH. March 11 (P.—Turpen- | Shoice lambs now held .75 : May. 50.60b. July, 60.00b; September.| change in th ital struct f the M Falstaff Brewery. 3 3% 34 3% Mines Ltd(80e). 87 9 tine fivin. B0%: sales 84 2 6. 5: lambs. 60.35b. ge in the capital structure of the Fanny Far (25¢). - 8 8% 8w | Pltney BoP (20c) 3 5% | snipments, 130: stock. 10.67. Rosts | corporation. a letter to stockholders toms = Rosin states, because they fear m: no sales: receipts. 120: shipments, | - ¥ ichr aflech of recent and proposed legislation deal- | . RECEID(S for he fscal sear. S1.081 981 RUBBER FUTURES. Ferro Enamel 60c. Fidelio Brewery. 1 1 13% 134 13% | Pittsb’gh Forg... 3 3% 3% 3% 1 & & & |PittsPlateGl (2).350s 49 484 49 7 8% 8% 84 PotreroSugar.... 2 1% 1 4 1 535: stock. 7 . 3.80. 56". || weigh! common _and me 5 R40 08 Y Fisk Rubber. 134 ] 5% ok Quore: 3. a0 D | 580wl e Somion ahamediur 4 NEW YORK. Macch 11 (9 —cru rube | Ing. with Utkiee: Vastos plans. 0F Tncluding 33518 354 558 02 of emersency 13 121 1274 | Premier Gold 126.. 5 1% 1% 15 to 9!a readjustment have been considered | expenditures: excess of expenditures Flintcote A p25c o) 00, 5: 20: P and G. 465: 1 and K. ,M 3nd cnoice. 0,508 35 [ ber futures opened barely steady Ford Motor Ltd. . a tainer. 0 N. 5.30; WG. 575,' receipts tomorrow: | lower. March, Catrie 11.000: sheep. 10.000. | 12.04-05 Nat BAL B A G Neb Pow 6s A 7% 7% 7% |ProdRoyalty2%e 1 & & & %w 2nd'k 43 July 4 41643149003 Toid assets, 87,586, | from time to time. e £ Septemner, No Ohio T&L 55 Nor Stat P v;( Northw El 3 474 1 2013 9014 600 #o 104 104 1057 1 ‘." 173 28 L as BRI, Peop Grac’es i Poore & Co fis 4 Pub Se Kt 1.1".1'1' | ure ...we fight about ezéey#iing & 1 cxcept OLDGOLDS Shieec P l1l|‘n lnl‘. 10878 83 8 &t B Sou Calif G 412 HF 1..“ 4 R4 100% 1005 Ri3, 843 says Victor McLacLen o EDMUND Lowe Toledo Ed 5s Twin CP 3 25 A H, yeah? What d’ya mean EXCEPT Old Golds? I guess you've for- gotten all the fights it took to get you to buy your owN Old Golds!” 104 108 ° E 3.5 A Wis Min LB 3% Wise P&L 55 E Wisc P&L 55 P Wis P Ser A 6s FOREIGN BONst Cuban Tel 7'5s A '41.. & Ger Con Mun Hl ESLU .5 Pro 11% ¢“So, misfit—you’re gonna stand there and tell 383 383 progyied me YOU smoked Old Golds before I did?” ¥ o it s i THE THROAT-EASE CIGARETTE Un Ind C HE 6s '4 40% 40% 3 “And HOW! I boughz ’em, and you smoked U Gl il (stp)—Stamped. §Negotiability impaired 9m! ]t was a good thing I did’ at that- At ]east I could talk in the same room with you without A being drowned out by your foghorn cough.” 1i% by maturity. tCompanies reported in re- ceivership. NEW YORK PRODUCE. March 11 () .—Eggs. 29,- W oy Mafea " colors: special h receipts, ?‘5“«3" “".f“%“‘ 30 Gomimereial Stand: ' ] : ” 22 S R, ey, e . “Is THAT SO? Why, you misshapen.....! % 35 “hitati : med S, dnmes No, l 4' 1bs.. 203% . 208 20141 storage ‘packed fi Live poultry weak. Byl l(h! Chlckeps 14a17: broilers. unquoted: fowls. 19a%0: roosters 14; turkeys, 19a26: ducks. 13ai7. Butt steady Creamery. hi 334: extra (9 i1 scores). 32%8 State. whole to_quality. 21a However THIS argument turns out — the fact remains that milk “ilfi hlld iy H5: 1943 fancs o special. T8t VICTOR McLAGLEN and EDMUND LOWE, stars of “THE GREAT HOTEL MURDER”™. . . A Fox Picture Eem i e e ey N.B. The Old Gold argument is simply this: NEW YORK BAR SILVER. ~ Old Golds today. Just as do so many other stars of the No better tobacco grows than is used in Old Gold. oNew vork Much U OBl A NMERICAS 277 4 CIGARETTE screen, the stage and radio, whose jobs demand throat-ease. And it's pure, Easy on boo:l THROAT and NERVES. ’ fele g i { 7 k) i : £