Evening Star Newspaper, July 17, 1935, Page 15

CURBRISE STAGED BY PACKING ISSUES Other Divisions of Market Maintain Most of Early Steadiness. By the Assoclated Press. NEW YORK, July 17.—A brisk rally In packing company shares was an outstanding feature in late trading on the Curb Exchange today. Other divisions of the market re- tained most of the early steadiness. Trading was more active during the late transactions. NATIONAL BISCUIT | EARNS $2,385,318 By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, July 17.—National Biscuit Co,, in a report for the quar- ter ended June 30, shows net profit of $2,385,318, equivalent after divi- dend requirements on the 7 per cent preferred stock to 31 cents a share on the common stock. For the first quarter net profit was $1,848,565, or 22 cenls a share of common stock, and in the June quar- ter last year profit was $3,198,231, or 44 cents a share. For the first half net profit was equal to 53 cents a share on the com- mon stock against 86 cents a share in the first half of 1934. BONDS THE CURB MARKET. DOMESTIC BONDS. High. Low. Close LY Il4‘4 ll?&‘/q =104 " 103% 104 9% 3% | Colon O11 7 | Com'wlth&sS war_. % NEW YORK CURB MARKET|REBIUND SHARP ny-mummumw m-‘:fiam Add 00. High. Low. Close. p— nuutm l:g% 110% Adams Millis 18t pf (7)- Ainsworth (al%). Ala Pow pt (8) Ala Pwr pf (7) __. Allied Mills(s255)_ 10 Alum’n Co of Am. 7008 Am C:P&L A (3) m- Am Citles P&L B 2 Am Cynam(40c)B 10 Am Founders 1stpfD ... 1608 Am Gas&E (1.40). 4 AmInvine. _ __ 1 Am Laundry (40c) 008 Am Lt&Tr (1.20). Am Superpower.... Am Superpw pf... Am Thread pf (26¢) . .- - Ark NatGasA.___ Ark Nat Gas cu pf Art Met W (40c).. AsS0G & E (A) Atl Coast Fisher. Atlas Corp - - Atlas Corp war. Atlas Plywood Auto Vot M (50c). Ax-Fisher(3.20)A Babcock&W (40¢c) Baumann (L) pf.. 1 Bellanca Alrcraft. Bliss Co (EW) rraduoalen waw Bohack (HC) Bower Roll B Bridgeport Mach Brillo Mfg (60c) .. Buckeye P L (3).. 100l But N& EPpt 11.60) Bunker Hill&Su Bulova cv pf_. Burma Ltd (a47.7¢) Butler Bros Cable El Prod vtc. Can Indus Alco A. Carib Syndicate. Carrier Corp. Catalin Corp . 10 Celanese pf ( lluloid Corp Celluloid 1st pf. Cent Hudson G Ectfs (80c) _. Cent States Elec.. 2 Cent States Elec cv pf (new) CentrifugalP(40c) Chi RIV&M (1%) - Cities Service ... Cities Service pf_. City Auto St(80c). Clev Elec Illu (2). Clev Tractor .. © Columb O&G vte_. Com'wlith Ed (4)-. Como Mines Consol Atrcra: Cons Copper. ....... Consol Gas of Balto (3.60) .. e 1 010060 O =283 00 et e 3 % 6 15% 15% 15% 8 % 8 008104 104 104 elanese 1st pf(7)150s102 101% 102 1 10% 10\( 10% - 10s 80 0 3 13 CP&L 7% pf 31%.150s 38 % | Melybdenum .. Bales— Db nu‘ Add 00. High, Low. Close. Froedtert Gr & M conv pf (1. (20)e. 3008 16% Gen Elec Ltd reg (b30%e). - T 14 GenInvestCorp.. 1 . % Gen Pub Svopf... IOI 51% Gen Tire & Rub ... 268 40 G'fl-'.l'l!!‘pl’A(C) "100s 92 Glen Alden C (1) 6 18% Globe Under (50¢) 1 10% Gorham vtc ext (a1)... 1 4% G.and Ruplds Varnish (50c).. ¢ T T Great Atl & Pao Tean-v (16)._. 30s135 135 135 Great Northern Gulf Oil of Pa. Hollinger G(165c) !B Holly Sugar... .100s 6! Hudson Bay M&S. 20 Humble Oil (1)... 10 Huyler's of Del. 1 Hygrade Food.. 3 1l Pw&Lt §6 pf_-.100s 27% Imp Oll Ltd coupon (150e).. 9 Insurance Co of North Am (2).. 1 Int! Hydro Elec System cv pf_.. 60s Intl Petr (11%) .. Il Intl Products - Interstate Hos(2) l Irving AirC (40c) 8 Jersey Central P&L pf (5%).-. 268 Jersey Central P&Lpf (6) —__. 108 8y | Jersey Central P&L pf (1) -. 208 Jones&Laugh Stl 126s Klein (DE)(t1).. & Koppers Gas & Coke pf (8) 500s Kreuger(G)Brew. 10 Lake Shore M(t2) 5§ Lakey Fy & Mch . 1 Leaigh CAN(50c). 2 Libby McNeill&L. 15 Lone Star Gas30c 4 Long Island Light 3 Long Island Light »f B (8) 258 Loudon Pac(t1%)100s Louisiana L&Ex.. 9 Lynch Corp (3) .. 2 McCord Rad (B) . 2 McWill Dredg(12)750s Maryl'd Casualty. 1 Mayflower As (2)_ 50s Mead John (13)... 1 Middle States Petrol vte A__.. 1 Middle States Petrolvte B____ 1 Midland Stl Prod. 2 Minn Mining & Mfg (160c) 100s 17 17 Mohawk Hudson 1stpf (4) . 650s 71% 69 71 Mohawk H2dpf.. 76s 31 31 31 - 66 13% 12% 134 Mont Ward (7) A_ T0s137% 137% 137% Moody's Inv Sve bt pf (3) 100s 30 28 30 Mount Prod (60c) 1 4% 4% 4% Mount State Tel . &Tel (8) . ... 20s120 120 120 Nat Bella Hess 5 1% 1% 1% Nat Fuel Gas (1 3% mary, “because it was apparently ac- # | gust was already a foregone conclusion, | 'Y %lugport. Large Sales Gain Is Disclosed by AT STEEL PLANTS).. Seneral Electric Operating Rate Jumps Four Points to 40, Per Cent Level. By the Press. YOI July 17.—An increase l;xmonthldhltym INVESTMENT TRUSTS il ‘Y,.m July 17 M—N‘I Yfll Muuupm-tm%wmo( capacity. This followed a substancial rise in the previous week, which was, how- ever,. viewed as a normal rebound from the low rate of operations in|am the Independence day week. “The gain in steel output is all the more significant,” asserted the sum- - itk [t complished without the aid of the . Contrasted With 1934. “The situation is in definite con- trast with that which prevailed a year ago when steel output was at 28 per cent and headed for an almost un-|I interrupted decline extending over two | Inves! months. ““This year improved activity in Au- | MY SRR Imes oSN ion SBINSITZEIBERE! o e a1 B DL D b 0088501 BEREIE2 & and it now seems nearly as certain that the upturn is now getting under- way a full month ahead of general expectations. “The sharp increase in steel pro- duction in the middle of the Summer | Sel when output had been expected to be approaching its lowest level of the year may be attributed largely to improved business in bars, structural steel and tin plate. “Demand for construction steel has been at a very low ebb for several months and has afforded mills little | F7R¢F ‘Railroad purchases are being made somewhat more freely and the pros- pect of general industrial improve- ment in the Fall is leading the car- riers to examine carerully the con-| BALTIMORE STOCKS dition of their rolling stock and | Special Dispatch to The Star. Tt o way sales M FTOCKE, " Hieh. Low. Close. Aute Machinery Ordered. 80 Arundel Corp ... 20% 10* 20 “As a natural forerunner to the|105Black & Decke; 13 placing of steel for new models auto- e moblle makers are now active buyers of machine tools, presses and other equipment., Expenditures this month o0 SAB22RERAER = 23 amon . -4 o temiace 2919 ba 0 20 20 2358228 ot o o, Do a3 l CAPITAL PRODUCE PRICES IRREGULAR Onions, Corn and Sweet Potatoes Go Lower—Most Eggs Steady. Declines in a few vegetrbles and some 4rregularity in. eggs and live poultry were features of the Wash- ington produce market today. Onions, corn, sweet potatoes and honey balls were quoted at lower levels. Cutrent egg receipts and hen- nery whites were unchanged, but chickens were easier, with some deal- ers paying only 15 cents. ‘The summary, with egg, live poultry, frult and vegetables prices furnished 98 | by the Department of Agriculture, follows: BUTTER—One-pound prints (92 score tub; 287 1-poynd rints (00 score)s 29: 24:"1-pound prints (80 score),’ 24; o i ;..s Jamb 1Ta18 pork ::lmls‘l:fl Ff tng costs), 5. eugss. large. . B pxtras, qz‘lnm 26%: U. 8. Lo lnnfiuchlenm. ghorns. 15a17; ks, under 3% pounds. 20821; nvn 3% pounds, 22a23; turkeys, hens, 10817; foms. 14415, COMMODITY PRICES NEW_YORK. July 17 (#.—The Asso- tea Press wholesale. price Tnges of 20 basic commodities today advanced to The Brevious day it was 69.80. & weok 20 70.29. a month ago 69.72 and s year ag0 04.1... Range of recent year: Maman-l New Yark mmu a3 com- the Associa llm—mturel closed 12 to 14 higher; sales N t Dte: mhe Ser, " 1%:50; * Jam 12 12.700; May, 12. 852, Thmorea i Wl. 12 GAR Cputures No. 3 closed e lo'er. Saies, 13,200 tons, T % 2hn: é» : Dece 2.22b: Janu- Marecl .l’gh: ' 2.0 5. £ mn" "mc)umt “santos - 2nd s st o pyires closed Southern Pacific ER sty 2 e & * complete stocks on 1000 Castle 1850 Gol PENNSY REVEALS LOWER EARNINGS Five-Month Net Equals 56 Cents a Share, Against | 65 Last Year. By the Associated Press. NEW YORE, July 17.—For-the five months ended May 31 Pennsylvania Railroad Co. had net income of $7,~ 421,128 after taxes and charges, equivalent to 56 cents a share on the capital stock.. For the like period last Reported Seeking CHICAGO STOCK MARKET |Year net income was 83,508,584 or 65 CHICAGO. Jul; 17, ollowin r is the list of tiot the Chicago Copper Profits Down. Magma Copper’ Co. reports for the High. l:;» 0?;'- six months ended June 30 profit of 17% 17% | $407,088 after expenses and deprecia- 19% l2 4 | tion but before Federal taxes and de- pletion, compared with profit of $463,- 309 in the first half of 1934. Cement Loss Reduced. Pennsylvania-Dixie Cement Corp. and subsidiaries had a net loss of $712,783 for the 12 months ended June 30. This was after provision for de- preciation, depletion and interest and compares with a net loss of $1,370,175 for the 12 months ended June 30, 1934. Johns-Manville Corp. Johns-Manville Corp. and subsidi- aries report for the quarter ended June 30 net profit of $551,434 after charges, taxes, depreciation, etc., compared with $249,936 in the same quarter last year. 350 B ¥ 800 Butler ;».' = :x"! 80 Cen 3 9! 8 29299888 Qraret 920 28 9! 3 N 3 TSR TERNEE Schenley Net Improves. Schenley Distillers Corp. and sub- | sidiaries reported for the second quar- ter of 1935 a net income of $1,443,030, | after all charges, equal to $1.38 & com- mon share, compared with a 1934 sec- ond quarter income of $1,058,229, equal | to $1.01 a common share, Houdaille-Hershey . Reports. Houdaille-Hershey Corp. and sub- sidiaries reported for the first six months of 1935 consolidated net profit of $1,773,626 after all charges after dividend requirements on the Class A | stock. This profit amounted to $1.98 per share on the Class B stock out- standing, compared with 64 cents for the corresponding period of 1934, Tractor Earnings Gain. Caterpillar Tractor Co. reported a |net income of $2,908,152, after all | charges, for the first six months of 1935, compared with earnings of $2,- R et Gen Household. 100 aodegulmx Bug Lakes Dredse a(ill Hl]l Print__. B xcsiS 30w i S FRSERRNGSS M ESGEEGS wis SRS S e m Bl et o 7 oz CacsioIom caisisn e 700 Kalamazoo Stove 150 Katz Drug 120 Kelioge Switch FIRFEE FEREr FE 0N R G -1 501 DS L LSRR D 88 D et I R BSOS S P 5 o Born e moous wie @ aw R S8R g a B iR SRREA N F FEREE & SEE EER corire {061,530 for the same period of the pre- {vious year. Earnings per common share for the first half of 1935 were $1.55 against $1.10 for the first half of 1934. ContG&E pr pf(7) Cons Retall St __. Contl Securities _ Cooper Bessemer .. Cord Corp — Corroon & Reyn _ Corroon & R pf A. Creole Petroleum. Crocker Wheeler.. Croft Brewing _. Crown Cent Petr_. H 4 17% 1% 17% Nl RPa MR T gty p [, run fnko om’ el g NatBuearNI(0) /81 <aps g1 | ReINGEE oL SR S5 ACHIDS (ool 3 . 77, Nat Transit (80c) 2 9% 9% 9%y o Fa B0 o Cairing June. 0 Mons W P 8 7% WHIDE —putures closed mm ::wfln:;:: )(.'1 . “Forecasting higher steel-making | 351 U8 Adet & Gu Bales, 3.280,000 N Y Auction . operations, scrap prices have risen BONDS. NY & Hond (t at Chicago, Cleveland, Detroit and |200Balto City 4s '51.-112 MONTREAL SILVER. N Y Shipbldg % | Buffalo and are strong in other im- % | E TR RIS portant consuming centers. The Iron| U. 8. TREASURY POSITION. ,,}.‘.2".’...‘““",{'_‘&’0 Sl he Db Crwn Ck In A(t1) m“%‘::;ma Age composite for scrap is now at | By the Associated Press. . High, = Cusi-Mexicana M. 2 $10.83, against $10.75 & week 880.| The position of the Treasury July 15 Setember _Sh% o%1s eatoh ‘ The pig iron and finished steel com- e 357039042728 ;un;gam- Decembe: -69.15 .18 69.00b nditu Detroit Gray Nipt g(al2%c) l’l posites are unchanged at $17.84 s e Nat Investor BReeSn e B3uw g A=ttt g4 [~ 112 112 FELPE REICHSBANK STATEMENT. BERLIN. July 17 (.—The Reichs- bank statement D 00 O bt 0000 bt b Sooehm HO L SR i ©iars @ & | sei in cufrencies * increased 4.367.000; bnu of exchange and cheques decreased’ 97.288,000: siiver and othes e S erensed > A5 80 000: , Dotes on | other banks _incr 4.000 vances increased 5.000; " thvesimenis Increased 477,000; assets decrea jon di Other | maturing obl 5.13! !01)00. other lllbhl( I‘n- Total ‘gold boldings. 93.930,000. Note coverage. 2.79 per cent. Rate of discount. 4 Der cent. 0919 Gar 1 7 Iron Fdy(b10c). North Am L&P __ S inelu 1% 10112 1033 | Distillers C-Seagr Nor Am L&P pt__ 50- 15 15 15 Be! res $35.804.035 32; balance, $1.- 843; 85% | Distil C Ltd a27.3¢ :oafimluzlgn:.. 2 3% 3% 3%|ton and 2.124 cents a pound, re- _&‘m_ ,{4,0‘“ 5“‘:3" Teceipts for the 2 2 | Doehler Die Cast. orthn In spectively.” Receipts (st Dow Chemieal (2) Sve 6% pf (3)_. T5s 61% 61% 61% Do 3ise 38 575 53, o ng- b n{" ad s Draper Cp (12.40) Northn P&L(50c). 2 6 [ 3 NS AT 9 Mifl (lncludln( $2562.356,566.95 ol !nuhl :avmmnu on, Duval Tex Sulph it En Ulen & Co. common share earn: umun ¥780 ocuos. m today for week md:d Jnly 13 !ul ings, six months endea June 30. were 17;75& 18.78. w"%?:l o(“fl".'l}u-' e 8 cents vs. 15 cents. $0.125.305.:698.67 o [ S — FB.EIGHT LOADINGS. AL o —Revenne et -4 B g T oo 138! * NEW YORK BAR SILVER. NEW YORK, July 17 (#)—Bar sil- ver steady, unchanged at 67%. Eagle Pitcher Ltd Eastn G&F Asso . Ya Eastn G&FpfA(6) 100% 1014 100% | Eastn G&F 481, 473, 481, Prpf(4%) . st 48ia 48l | Easy Washing 13,,;‘,: Mach B (a25c) .. Eisler Elec Corp.. Elec Bond&Share Elec Bd&Sh pf (5) Elec BA&Sh pf (6) El Pwr Associates El Pwr Assoc (A). Bew ., Elec Pw&Lt 2d Poe Tia spee (1) PLA. Pantapec Ofl .. Elec Share pf ww 1008 Ensks Daghatt D Ems P partitses) Parker Rust B(3) 1008 Equity Corp Pennroad Corp .. 2 Ex-Cell-O A&Tool 44 Eens WAK (1) Fairchild Aviatn. 11 ESPpsTAll MES( Falstaff Brewery_ st agind Fanny F C (50c) (s e Ferro Enam (600) ERosmtep ) Fiat rets (a81%c) s el Fidelio Brewery__ Elsos Sovenor Fisk Rubber._ Pines Winterfront Emp O & R Bles 74 Flintkote (1) A Ploneer Gold Mines adenl Wt 5%: Z 65 64 Ltd (80c) estone. 4877 1037% 10475 mw. Ford Mot (Can) £ (1;1%10: P&L 53 i fi 0% | (1%) A g!ney Bo P (20¢) atineau Power 5s : Gatinean Power 68 B 41 7 B EE (Can) H:z :“l'.-lfl. (3%)- Pitts Plate G(12). Potrero Sugar____ Pratt & Lamb (1). Premier Gold(12¢) Prudential Invest Puget Sound Pw & Lt $5 pf Pyrene Mfg(a20c) Rwy&Lt Secur.__ 126s - Reliable Stores .. 2 Reynolds Invest. Royal Typewriter 2 Ruberoid Co (1) . 25s Russeks Fifth Av. 1 St Regis Paper___ 3 St Regis Paper pf. 50s Salt Creek P(30c) 2 Seiberling Rubber. 1 Selec Industries allot ctfs (3% ) 100s Shattuck Den Min 10 Sheaffer Pen (al)s 1 23% 23% 23% Bhenandoah pf 1 18% 18% 18% Sherwin-wil (3)_. 91021 102 1024 Shewin-W pf(6)_. 205109 108 108 Singer Mfg (16)_. 208290 290 290 'd:!ll“:m Gold t(40c) ... 7 3% W Sou Penn O (1.20) i Southn Calif Ed of B (1%) Southn Calif Edis PIC (1%) .. Southn Colo Pw A. Sou'land R(t320¢). Southwest Pnnn Pw&Lt (). Spanish&Gen rets * 2 Square D A (2:20) 1108 M% Square Deal (B).. 1 Stand C&S (2.40). 25s Stand Ofl Ky (11). 6 Stand Ofl Nebr .. 2 Stand Silver & L.. 14 Stutz Motor.... 3 Sunray Oil ._, 1 Sunshine M(1.20). 26 SwiftInt1 (2)_ __ 2§ 2 12 1 HUDSON AMAZES ENGINEERS IN SCIENTIFIC TESTS Proves You Get FASTER GET-AWAY and FASTER STOPPING In a Hudson ... Tests Supervised by Professor Alexander Klemin Professor o} Engineering, in Charge of Laboratories, Guggenheim Foundation (New York City) 1% s 25 OhioOilcupf (6). 1105 105 106 Ohio Pwr pf (6)_. 6081081 108 IIISK Ohio PSpf A(7).. 10s 96 96 01l Stocks Ltd (t40¢c) P 10% 10% lW Outboard Mot B. 1% 1% Overseas Secur... % PacificG&E 1stpf (1%) . Pacific Public zais:;;afi J ettt RRF R o e S = ESHE S8 Pttt 55 24 SEREL i B Cudahy Pkg 5s Cudahy Pkg 5%s IL&R hnn Dist El 5§ ‘5" Fo3 o il BSBunn mewennia eaazs 53 2. 2323 R H ASTER get-away! Faster stopping! Unless you have both in today’s traffic, you're likely to be left at the post at every stop- Ilght—pockeled in every jam-— hn‘led in mixup after mixup. Here’s what Professor Klemin discovered in recent-tests of a stock Hudson sedan. These aren’t sales claims; they’re rock-bot- tom facts. Salesmen for other cars may try to dodge them, but they can’t deny them. Judge for yourself. One-Third Faster Get-Away Acceleration—33%4% faster than any previous test publi in engineering records! From 10 fo 40 miles an hour in 8.6 seconds — best pre- vious mark recorded for any car, 11.8 scconds! Stopping—60% quicker than police require- ments —10% faster than the best result in pub- Tished engineering records! “These tests,” states Professor Klemin, “were made with the best and most accurate instruments available, and with the greatest possible care. I consider these results to constitute the highest tribute to fine en- gineering and excellent construction of the Hudson car.” Proof Added to Proof Here, then, is more proof of Hudson per- Jformance and safety, added to all that Hudson Sixes and Eights have given in many ways and many places during recent months. There is proof of economy, too, furnished by Hudsons in many cities during the recent National Economy Runs—an average of 20.1 miles per gallon of gasoline. . Tell your nearest Hudson dealer that you'd like to see The complete report of = ¥ 22909900300 55 e L St S 55 200 SEEF - S o (1 §.= o Ed R OREER S g!'l'fl'!?'fl o 4 ) 0, 0222 RE=S3322! S oy ) bttt 358 ) Smnn FFTLE] E8 E58 7 L) ,,,,. gO £ 2 38 zp%:2%8.p o g o Bom ) LB & ze £33 2E2gR ELEEE i bos 29, <& 23EREE i - o) 33yl 290 =22 Qg 2 EEE STy *2eTLw>, LR 2SR e ' o = s R SiggERdE gerty FRRRRR R SRR FF ORAF SN RERSRE & AR e 23338235222 >, e z: 103 1(-1'"" 1038 1034 | S0 t4 >, b * 223F 2 5= 55 23ISR power M.EIAMIMI“W“II.BPB HUDSON SEDAN (timeimsecond) . . « . . « mu:m—muumusmm HUDSON SEDAN (stopping distancs) . . . . Best Frevious Result (stopping distance) . .um. Polics Requirements (stopping distance) . 5021t ZRBII2III28R ll.l bt o it SepeSgsses: - AT LEFT: Checking stopping distance —60% unden police requirements ! AND LOOK AT THE PRICES! and up for Hudson Six s695 . ..del:l Bight 876(;-4 Al modeis equipped with all-year ventilation 25225 mmd FEE-E P 223323 ¥R tct Swiss O1l (40c) .. Technicolor Inc. . Teck Hughes(406) Tenn Products .. 38 Texas Guif Prod_. 25 Texon O&Ld(s0c) 3 Trans-Lux Daylite PleSn(20¢) .. § ‘Tubize Chatillion. Tung-80l Lamp..... Unit Founders..... b £33 RS FORRRRS 2 s 2, 3 = ol eSS S SIS e S E I RIS R 25 SE 222328333283 33II2INRI :"'l ezt el ooty b S5EEg" vy =t 9! Gflg IR 3R gagaads §EEnn R RN R S A 5 oo g $x 2§ Then drive a Hudson yourseli—the best proof of all! And ask for information about the low-cost Hudson financing plan. L S5 g Professor Klemin’s tests, Hudson’s long list of records, and sworn statements of Hudson owners, telling of record low upkeep cost. 31 << 2 - 0. BA—0. <. O % of H #" “TaRe TRR $%$ H e 238 5=z phos 5 o £ 2 i i H H FOSRSS ®OSRF RRRRRSE e ey ES s ss33sress g = FRSRRR SERNSSEEE S 23 1 E SessSSese LA [ 25 e P T =53 it to} 3 RS Connecticut at S ADams 6874 TERRAPLANE HUDSON DISTRIBUTORS (Packard Washington Motor Car Co.) 1707 14th St. N.W, ADams 6874 Oltll'-—nlw' Metropolitan ~Dealers MOTOR COMPANY DAVE MORRIS AUTO SERVICE POTOMAC MOTOR SALES ’“‘flfi'flin AVE. GARAGE, O M RN BELL MOTORS CO. " 008 New York Ave. N.W. 1518 14th 8¢. N.W. 553352 Walker (Hiram)_. Walker (H)pt(1)... Wenden Copper. .. N FOERREF BEEOSE SRR RS ey o 5 25233 223 353 ‘Western Auto Supply (3) A 8508 IL-RITE CO. wmh.mu: 0) (l) : “ = 9 20 ABSHER MOTOR CO. WEST END MOTORS 1720 15tk St. N.W. asu; 1 n%.a.:' = 0&“ M St. N.W. 1425 Irving 8t. N.W. E fRze” R B ORRRRES