Evening Star Newspaper, July 30, 1935, Page 15

FINANCTIAL. SECONDARY RAIL BONDS IMPROVE Some Utilities Also Lend Support tu Market—-U. S. Issues Dull. By the Associated Press. . NEW YORK. July lo.—-semnfir, Tail bonds lent support to a quiet bond market today. Some of the utilities also .were in demand at slightly higher prices. Many of the industrials were vir- tually unchanged and a number fin- Ished a shade lower. Few issues, however, were under any severe pres- sure. The U. S. Government list was rela- tively dull, but most of the Federals displayed a better tone. The foreign department was irregular, although Italian obligations rallied substan- tially, Washington Exchange' SALES. Riggs Bank pfd.—10 at 108!z, 5 at 10815, American Security & Trust Co.—$ at 200. AFTER CALL. Anacostia & Potomac R. R. 55—$1,000 at 931y, $1,000 at 93% Capital Traction 55—$2,000 at 992, §1,000 at 99!, $1,000 at 99'z. Bid and Asked Prices. BONDS. PUBLIC UTILITY Bid. - 108 ey Asked Amer Tel. & & Tel. Col Washington Ga: Wash. Gas 6s._ series ‘Wash. Ry. & Elec. 45, Bnb!r & Rcss lnc” Chase nl Co\lnlry Sio C Cold Storage STOCKS. PUBLIC u'ru.rn'.’ Amer. Tel & Tel (# CID tal Transit Cc. w Po El._Pw. 5%2% pf. (3.50) 114 3 v & El 300 a’:g KY k El Dld (5'.,_ 103 BANKS AND TRUST CO.S. Capital (4) Liberty () Lincoln (3) American (12) Corcoran (250 _ Firemen's (1.60) National Union (1 Colymbia (.30)__ Real Estate (6) o Carpel Co; - nd. 5 &':%;"..m it INVESTMENT TRUSTS NEW YORK. July 30 UM —New York Becurity Dealers’ Association: (Closing Quotations) e %flfl Asked. Admin Ti6 Am 1450 Bulloek d tive_Tr Cumuistive, T Mathal Tnvest n Wide Sec v N¥°Bi v s INSURANCE STOCKS NEW YORK. July 30 (P.—New York tion: Securlty Dealers' Assoclation: aged Cs (212a) o 6 Attna Fire (1.60) Abtna Life (60) Agricultural (3) 8t P Sherasela cath) RS iy - elers Travelers Wesuhener (1.208) _. luding extri —Dec l‘:ro?or nlm 80 far this year. SHORT TERM SECURITIES. (Reported by Chas. D. Barney & Co.) Bid. Ofter 18 T e ] B BB 0% -Chalmers Co. 5s 1037~ ‘uhm!'&"-r 128 164 fln‘-mw Fegntax 8 103 Steel 5s 1930 e ernin. Packing 8 1040- 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 96 28 ~ 108% 1 Yy 94 ~ % i 107% 4 | Sa0 Paulo St 6s 68 THE- EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, BONDS ON NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND AVERAGES By private wire direct to The Star. Approximate ‘rn.-e‘h- Teday. U. 8. Gov't Bonds -~ 81,060,000 Foreign Bonds 1,310,000 Domestic Bonds....... 8,100,000 LIBERTY. High. Low. OClose. 4th ¢35 1933-38 10113 10112 10112 4th 41,5 33-38 rg 10110 10110 10110 TREASURY. 2!{!1955-‘0 10121 10119 10119 10329 10326 10326 05 - 10614 10611 10611 l%l 1940-48 June 108 21 10820 10820 56 11022 11022 11022 1943-45 10621 10621 10621 435194752 T1 ST L AR L g FEDERAL FARM MORTGAGE. 10119 10118 10119 10221 10220 10221 10218 10215 10216 1042 104 104 HOME OWNERS' LOAN. 2%1939-49 ____ 1012 10031 1012 381952 .. ___ 10212 1029 10210 FOREIGN BONDS. High. Low Cle: ! Abitibl Pa&Pw bs ‘53 Agr Mtg Bk Col §s *47 Febr cou on__. Akershus 5s ‘63 Antioquia 7845 A. Antioquia 7s'45 B Antioguia 7s ‘45 Antioquia 1st Antioguia 3d 7 Argentine § Argentine Argentine 6s '60 Sept Argentine 6561 Febr Argentine 6s '61 May Australia 4155 '56. | Australia 58 | Australia 5857 . | Austrian 78 5V cceee | Belgium 6855 | Belgium 638 "4 Belzium s Berlin 6558 _ \ Bogota 8s'45._. | Bolivia 7s '69 | Brazil 618 '26-'57 Brazil 635 '27 Brazil 7s '52 Brazil 8s '41 | Budapest 68 '62 | unmatcouon ___ | Buenos A 6s ‘61 st Pv Canada 45 60 Chile 65 '60 Chile 65 ‘61 Sept Chile 6562 ___ Chile 7s 42 | Chile Mtg Bk 63 Chile Mtg Bk 6s '62 Chile Mtg Bk 61857 Chilean Mun L 7s ‘60 Cologne 65 '50 Colombia 6s *61 Oct 103 103% 106% 107 108% 103151 17¢ 174% 26% con Ag 638 8. Ger Rep 78°4% Good HS &1 1-'45'.- 32% 381 38y 384 Il!h 12 112 0% 90% Ilh 95Y% 24 24 102% 102% 32 69 52 87 965 371 29% 6% 48w L) 58% 4 57% 15% 82% 36% 101% 101% 149 149 Heidelberg 7%s Helsingfors 61 Hung Con M 7s* unmat coupon on_ Italy 78°51 Ital PUCrd 7552 Japan 5%s €6 Kreu&Toll 65694 ofa Lombard El 7s ‘52 | Medellin 635 ‘54 Merid Elec 78’57 A Mex 48 '10-45asst sm Milan 6%s'52 Montevideo 7s - New So Wales bs '57. Nor Ger Lloyd 6s°47. 80 80 Nor Ger L1d 6s'¢Tnew 47% 47% 101% 101% 102% 102 102% 81% 81% 81% 85 85 85 3 - 101% 101% 101% 100% 100 100 51% S51% 51% Prussia 6%s '51 Rhine W EI P 68 '52. | Rhine W E1 P Riode Jan 6%s '53 Aug coupon off Rio Grdo Sul és 68 June coupon off _ Rio Gr do Sul 78 '66 May coupon off _ Rio Gr do Sul 8846 April coupon off Rome 6148 '52 Sa0 Paulo C 63857 May coupon off _. July coupon off Sao Paulo St 78 *40__. Sao Paulo St 85 '50 July coupon oft _. Saxon Pb W 63551 Saxon Pb W 7845 Serbs 8§s '62 unm Siemens & H 7 Silesia Prov Stlesian Bk Soissons 65 '36 _ Tailwan Elec 5%8°71 Toho El Pw 78°55 Tokio §s 52 Tokio 5%s ‘61 . Tokio El Lt 6s'53 Tyrol Hy E1 7%s ‘65 Ujigawa EP 78 '66 DOMESTIC BONDS. Adams Exp 48 Alb Per W P 6s 48 _ Alleg Corp 58 ‘44 Alleg Corp 58 '49 . Allex Corp bs Alleg Corp 58 50 Alleg & Westn 4s 98 Allied Stores 4%s ‘50 Allis Chalm bs '37 Am & For Pw 68 2030 Am Icecv 58 '53 Am I GChb6¥%s 40 Am Intl 516849 Am Roll Mill 4%s ‘49 Am Smel' & R 53 '47 AmT&T 4%8'3Y AmT&Tecltrbs’ 93y 934 93% 1015 101% 101% T4% T4 T4% 81% 814 814! 111% 111% 111% 99 99 99 109% 108% 109% 101% 100% 100% 108% 108% 108% 109% 108% 108% Abr & Strau: Wn‘: 3 102% xm 102% a 20 1935 high....110.7 1934 high_.... 1083 1028 high ... 1044 10 Compiled by the Associated Press. High. Low. Cless. 105% 105% 105% 103% 1034 103% 105 104': 104% 110% 110% 11216 112% 124 93% 724 5% Arm of Del l‘&l'fl Armstrg Cork A T&S Fead A T&S Fewn ¢s°95 A T&S F TCSL 4s 's8 Atlanta & Bir 4s°'33 Atl Coast L 1st 4352 At) Coast Lelt 48°52 AtICLun 4%8°64 Atl Coast L clt 63 8 Atlantic&D 1st 4s 48 AtIG& W 15859 . At] Refin deb 58 °37__ Aust & Norbs41___. 1 B&O1stés 41 1071 1075 100 100 Bell T of Pa Benefictal L Beth Stiom f Beth Sti rf db 5 Eos & Me 5s'67 Bot Con M 613s°34 Buft GE4%s'81 B Buff R&P con ¢%s ‘57 Bush Term cn Bush T Bldg 58 '60 _. Calif Packing 53 40_ Canada Sou 55 '62 A Can’dian Nt Ri‘r.-l'fil 4l 70 1041 12 108% 6 112% 111% 111% 1105 110% 114% 114% 116% 116% ST Can'dian Pe dbé Can'dian Pe4%s 60 103 102'¢ Can'dian Pc 58 '44 cfs 1124 112! Can‘dian Pc 5864 . 107 1065 CaroCl& O 6552 A . 110 110 Cent Br U Pac4s'43. 30 30 Cent of Ga 6s 59 C 9y 9% Cent I E&G 5861, 954 95 Cent N Eng 4s°61 524 51% Cent of N J gen 55°87 1013 101% Cent Pac Ist rf 45°¢3 101% 101} Cent Pac §s 'Ool l:‘a’: 1:;‘: nt Steel 8s°4 o 85% 85 108 108 . 106 105'% 117% 117% 110% 110% 110% 110% - 112% 112% 107% 107% . 107% 107 Can'dian Nt R¢18'57 Candlan Nt R4X 55 109 107% 107% . 1124 112% 112% CinGasEl4s'68A . 103 103 108 CCC&StL rf 4%8'1TE CCC&StL rf 5863 D. 13 B. Clev Un Ter §%45°724 Colo Ind el tr6s ‘34.. Col & So 4% 3"t ColumbiaG& B §8°63 April Columbia G & B §3'52 May - Columbia G&E il"" 99% 99 99 103% 102% 103 27% 2T 27% b4 53 &3 2% 92 92% 98 92 93 9% 91 9% 111% 111% 111% Con Coal Md rt k] Con Coal Md 68’50 cfs 38 36% 36% Con Gas Chi 58'36 . 104% 104% 104% ConGasN Y 0% ‘51 Con 1 Con G N Y db l%f 5 Cous Ry Co Container ded Crown Will P Crown Zell 65 '40 ww Cuba R Rref 7%s'36 Cuba Nor RR 5%s "42 Del & Hud ref 45 43 Den & RG cn 4s’ ‘36 28l% 28% 28% Det Edison 4%s'61 D 112} 111% 111% Det Edison rf . 107% 107 107% Dul 8 8 & At 6: 53% 58% 53% Duqu Lt 1st 4 - 104% 104% 104% 98 98 103 103 108 108% 10815 108% 101 101 101 75% 16 T5% 1_. 104% 104%; 104% 101 101 101 42 42 42 49 48' 48% 8% T8% 8% ElginJ & E5s°¢ ElP &S W ref 5 Erfecv4s'53 A 664 65% 664 117 117% 117% M M Th 104 104 104 Erieref 58'75 Erle & Jersey 68 '55._. Fla ECRy 6374 Gannett 6s ‘43 121 12% 12 99% 98% 99% 107% 107% 107% 105% 104% 105% Gotham Siik Hés'36 92 92 92 Goulo Coup 68 '40 Gr Tr'k of Can 6s ‘36 Guif MENGSs'50 . Gulf Sta Stl 6%s ‘42 H'satonic con Hudeson Coa! Hud & Man ref bs §7 11 Bell Tel 68 5 11l Cent eoll tr 107% 107 % 684 67 684 6% 176% 6% 87 87 87 54% 53% 54% 101% 101% 101% . 87 87 87 111 Cent ref b 111 Cent 4% 866 7 g 107% 107% 107% inland Stl 4%a°78 AL 106 105 106 Taland St14%s'31 B Int R T 1st rf 53 °66 1R T 1st ref 55'86¢fs Int R T 6s°32 Int R T 65°32 ctf: Int RT 78 32 ctfi Interlake 68 °'51 Int Cement §s ‘48 Int Grt Nrbs ‘56 B int ~~* Nr5s'56 C__. Int Gt Nor 68 °'52 A Int Gt Nor adj Int Hydro El 6 = Int Mer Mar 6s°41 __ Int Pap 1st 58 47T A__ Int Pap ref 6s '55 e . IntT&T4%s"52. Int T&TSs'86 Inv Equity 5847 A_. 69 8% 103% 81 35% 118% 103% 81% 354 118% 4% 63 Kan G & B 4% Keith 6546 Kelly Spr Tire Ky&Ind T 4% Lack Stl 1st 5850 A_ Laciede Gas 5539 __ Laclede G b145'53 C_ Laclede G 53560 D_ LE& Wn 1st bs 31,. Lake E&W 24 58 Lautaro Nitr 88 '54__ Leh C&N 443558 A_ Leh Val Coal 55 °5: Leh Val Coal 65 6 Leh Val Har 68 '5¢ LVNYt¥%s'40gtd. Leh V Pa con ¢s 2003 Leh V RR con 6s 2003 Ligg & Myrbs ‘51 Ligg & Myr 78 '44___. 133% Loew's 65’41 ____. 104 Long Dock 6s * 100% Long sl gen 4s'38___ 106% Long Isl ref 43°¢9___ 164 Lorrillard 68 '51..... 118% Lorrillard 7s "¢4____. 130 L&Nunif4s'40 ... 1084% 108 108 L&N 1\61200! Co. 102% 102% 102% L& N b emmme 107% 107% 107% L&N 105% 105 105 L&N rf5%82003.. 105% 105 105% L&NP&M4s 46 104% 104% 104% McKess& R 5% 50 Manhat R 439 Marion St Sh 6s ¢ Market St Ry 7840 A Mead Co 6346 Met Ed 1st rf 4% Mich Cent 3138’52 MoPacss'1TF. ... Mo Pac 68 ‘17 F etfs.. 5% 5% 54 101% 101% 501% 102% 102% 102% ll:.‘ 106% 106% - 9512 95% 101% 101% 101% 3% 9 93 Mut Fuel Gas §s Nassav El 4s NatR M 4348’57 asst Nat Steel ¢s'65 70% m 88 87% 88 101% 101% 101% 60% 59 6l 3333 8 EES % 654 1% 7T1% Ti% 50% 50 B50% 118% 1133% 113% 00% 100% 100% §EE Z.,222%2 LT EEEEERE deprrrew s g by : H : tnam 4s '93 l 68’65 A W 1st rf 5837 ] gen 4%s '8! HmmI!'fl e i ™ gt b5 e d Nort So 1st ret 5- 61, Norf&W PC&C 4s '41. Norf&W 1st 4596 __ North AmCo6s’'61. 101 101 101 North Am Ed 58’57 A 98% 98% 98% North Am Ed 618 '63 102% 102'% m:n Nor'n Ohio 1st 58 '45_ 43 43 Nor'nOT &L 6s’¢7 108% 108% 105‘/‘ Nor'n Pac gen 3s 2047 73% 73% 73% Nor'n Pac 4s - 104% 104% 104% Nor'n Pac 4%s2047.. 87% 86 86 Nor™m Pac 532047 D.. 95% 95 95 Nor'n Pac 68 2047 .. 101% 100% 100% B... 107% 107% 107% Ore RR & N 48'46 . 108% 108% 108% Ore W RRQN“"I 105% 106% l(lfli Otis Steel m 1 115% 116% 116% 4% 414 41% 40% 40% 40% 8% 33 31% 31% 31% 91% 9% 91% Pm Marq ¢%8s ’lj;.-- o re Marg 1st 68 ‘56. ;:use- - 100% nu 100% muneou'"._.. 106% 106% 106% | Trumbull Stl 65 "40 |UnOcCalés ‘42 A Phila& RC&I5s'73 1121 112% 112% 107 107 107 115% 115% 1154 61 61% 61% 3% 78 TN 107% 107% 107% 504 50 50 30% 29% 20% 52 2 a2 104 104 104 105 105 105 105 106 105 101% 101% 101% 9% 7 PCC&StL 58’75 B Pitts&WVa 4%«'59B 0. PubSEI&G ¢s°71 PubSE1&G 4%s 67 45 97% . 106% 106'% Rem-R 5% %47 A ww 104% Rep 1&St1 58’53 Ravers CopkB 68 '48. Richfield O 63 "44 cfs RG W 1stexin ¢s'3) Rio G W col 9 Roch G&E 58 '62 E StPKCSL4% StPM&MM ex 4537 StPM&MPac ex 4s'40 St P M&M ext 5343 St P Un Dep ref 104 100% 106% 118 Shell Un Oil 5847 . Sinc Con O 538 B Sinc Con O 7837 A__. Skelly Oil 5%s S0 Bell T&T bs 8o Colo Pwr 65 47 A_ So Pac col 4549 So Pac col 43 s re( So Ry St Ddiv « Spokane Int 5s " Stand Oil N Y 435’61 Stevens Hotel 63 '45_ Tex & Pacis'79C... Tex & Pac5s'80 D ___ ‘Third Av ref 4s 60 Third A ad in ex 58'60 2414 103% 120 2415 | 1201 106 | 111% 109 103% 108 94% | 98 0% 90% | 47 50 824 82 B2y 105% 105% 105% 109% 109% 109% 101% 101 101% 111% 111 111 Un Pac 1st rf 4s 2008 Un Pac 1st ¢8°47 _, Utli PAL 5869 ww Util P& L5Y%s 47 Vanadium cv bs 41 - 9214 - 110% 110% - 107 107 107% 1074 it 5 W Sh 1st tl 2361 gtd. West'n Md 1st 4s '53. West'n Md 5%s 42 108% Youngtn S&T 58'70 B 98y 98% Toungtn S&T 58’78 A *|Big Gain Shown In Asset Value of Dividend Shares 8pecial Dispateh to The Star. NEW YORK, July 30.—The report of Dividend Shares, Inc., for the six months ended June 30, 1935, reveals that investments carired at eost total- ing $12,161,856 had aggregate market value, based on June 29, 1935, market quotations, of $16,861,088. After provision for Federal income tax, the net unrealized apreciation amounted to $4,051,797, a gain of $980,403 in the first six months of uu, while earned surplus was $1,341,- cuh in bank June 29 totaled $2,- 373,413 Net income after all expenses lu the six-month period amounted to $285,685. Company’s portfolio on June 30 was comprised of 45 common- atocks, all dividend payers. Net asset value per share on June 29, 1935, was $1.3260, as $1.2268 on December 31, 1934. COMMODITY PRICES "N'W YORK. July 30.—The Assoc! i B - g (The 1626 -vmn eavals’ 100, Miscellancous Markets. .u”dnhnx New I.J gnm ntos. included: Santos .50a65. Rio_futures 00, ber. 4.92n: De- futures .u-dy. 6.000. &pumn 7.5, ;I. On: March. 704 May. 7.58m: July. mehanged to e o Tower sales. *’5”"' e, Vi 1 A JER—Putures closed quiet. 2 Wo. 1. stana- | Security Dealers’ | Bk of Man (1%) | Guaranty Tr (13) {Ttle G 1035 | 43 JULY 30, 1935. X CAPITAL PRODUCE PRICES ARE STEADY | & Remain Unchanged Except for Weak Spots in Fruits and Vegetables. Quotations were steady at un- changed levels on the Washington produce markets today, except for a few weak spots in fruits and vege- tables. Celery, lettuce, lima beans, blue- berries and honey balls recorded de- clines. In eggs, the only change was an advance of 1 cent on Govern- ment-graded white extras, large. The summary, with egg and live poultry prices, furnished by the De- partment of Agricuiture, follows: BUTTER —One-pound prints (92 score). 26 tub -pound prints (90 score). - -pound prints (80 score), MEATS Beel. J11a20: veal 13a15: ins. fresh. 2 2 l hllll S5027; strip bacon compound, 1298135, LIVE STOCK—Hogs. lieht. 10.50a11 00: arge. which are 1 cent hig! ipts. 21a23: hennery whites. ° 26; Government ; eggs (including costs) s tras large. LIVE POULTRY - Market steady at unchanged Toalk: mediums. 14818 Spri Leg. roosters, 10 Chhhnl lslllL!Plylmmm ‘m. 5T turkeve, 13 NEW ?om( BANK STOCKS (Quotations as of 2 o'clock.) Bid. 243 continues wi: Col- Asked 26% Irvine Tr (.60) Manufacturers Tr (1) Nal City (1) Y Trust (3) Public (113) & T United St Tr (7 "mumu extras. FEDERAL LAND BANKS NEW YORK, July 30 (».—Pederal Land Bank bonds: (Quotations as of 2 o'clock.) s 107'3 §3333533355 FETTRRETTL, U. S. TREASURY NOTES. (Reported by Chas. D. Barney & Co.) TEREEHE 2 L FEPBBO GP AT e e " i § 235aaasarnonaas Ittt ot ot o ot ¥ 823385358330 Ittt e ot H & vices. closed under | QESRDOL-Buteess 31 1, o Atlantic aher opening fim on Torabie ad! led prices IM.{ Wall | ' rr‘fllll sections whereby the mi l!lllll jed. METAL MARKET. July 30 P —Coppe spot and future. fl(m steady; oot and neuhy‘ N . Lou East 8t Alunslnun. w 00-22 oo. Anll-uu. spot, quiet QIRIMHG §xoort. 82 future. 51.¢ FREIGHT LOADINGS. < NEW YORK. July 30 ) —Revenue treignt losdings on railros ! for ‘week ‘ended Juiy 27 ingiuded e % | ‘eek Previous Last ear 26,867 24.827 21338 | 11862 AUGUST SALES ACTIVE. NEW YORK, July 30 (#.—With | furniture and furs leading, Au:ult] sales events have gotten off to an ac- tive start here, retail store executives | report. | Sale: | 108 1 FINANCIA CHICAGO STOCK MARKET| 1{ .—Nmm: is the 1 lons in Sockeon he Chicago "Stock ¥ llchnnn STOCKS. . Low. Last. T .S 182sThe migm e I 125830 218 H - - FRESIEEE =t FEWE FE R FPOFE 2 e - s 8 iartme ey, a2, 555 ST il b Nat Wateh 160 goid < 800 Gi e Dredive: 100 Barnisenteper. 500 Heileman G Brew mw Huud d-Her B B 100 11 Ror Ut pf " 50 Ind Pneu E 50 Inters Pow $7 Bl 50 Iron Fireman 140 Ealamazoo Stove 450 Keystone ~ 8tl 500 Lib-MN & L. 750 Lincoln Pr '~ - 50 Lincoln Print pf_ 2 ) Lindsey Lt S/ 450 Noblitt-Sparks 700 Nor'west Bancrop 50 Oshkosh Over___ Dredl nw Sutherland Plp!r & Co BALTIMORE sroE:Ks Special Dispatch to The Star. BALT!.M(E! July 30.— STOCK. ‘Arundel Gorp _ |.E|lchlnn & ( Gasoo L PROTECT your DRIVING RIGHTS by Autemobile Insurance that complies with new Financial Responsibility Act ?ég&’-w Realters—Insurance Brokers 721 10th St. N.W. Natienal 0765 L Dt Action on Application. Real Estate Mortgage and Guaranty Corporation 1610 K S« N.W. Phene Nat. 1408 DIRECTORY COMMODITY BROKERS COTTON e ."u' Coton BEai8 Members Ounmmn h‘h Harriman Laidiaw Wedasimer & co OU won't have any of the annoyances incidental to their management when you place your apartment house and residential properties under the care of our thoroughly organized Property Management Department. The fee is in- - mOILI:ORTUNlTY —Invest, esm, 3048 40 averasine srots comm 5.000 or more annually. o S o O ment banking o capital re- uired: confidential. E Address Box 235-T. Star Office aged commission terestingly low. B. F. SAUL CO. 925 15th St. Nat'l 2100 Mortgage Loaru NOTICE This Association offers its new and attrac- tive plan of making first-trust loans on homes in Washington. Interest 5% on loans Payments on loans ma y be graded as follows: $7.50, $8.50 and $10.00 per month for each 1,000.00 loaned, and monthly interest payvments will be reduced as shares are paid, Our low rate of interest on homes will bring to us the most desirable class of loans, thereby giving our in- vesting members the benefit of the highest grade security obtainable, and of their savings accounts, You are invited to visit mation regarding our which guarantees the safety our office for further infor- new and improved plan. COLUMBIA BUILDING ASSOCIATION 716 11th St. N.W. Member Federal Home Loan Bank System Distriet of Columbia Building and Loan League General Mills, Inc.—Common share earnings, year ended May 31, 1935, were $4.12 vs. $3.57. ¢ ) ,,,,..(,, 8y MAIN OFFICE Fidelity Building 610 13th St. N.W. Listen to the “OLD TIMER” over WISV every Sunday at 1:30 P.M. THE FIDELITY BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION The Institution of Service Make Your Savings More Profitable! Paid on % Savings o An ideal Savings Institution for money on which you wish to rec eive a Regular Income. o No restrictions on the amount you may deposit or withdraw.