Evening Star Newspaper, August 21, 1935, Page 13

FINANCIAL., MUSTRALSLEAD [NEW_YORK CURB MARKET UPTURN ONCURB U?Iities Also Go Higher {With Scattering of Oils and Metals. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, August 21—Indus- trials reflected an active buying in- terest on the Curb market today and | at the close such issues showed the | best gains. | Utilities and a scattering of oils and | metal issues also turned in good ad- vances. Gulf Ofl finished 1': points higher at 63%, while Sherwin Williams closed up 2's at 104%. Low. Close 1% 1% 32 32 34 34 32% 34% % 8% 19 5% % 1% 39 3% % Stock and Bales— Dividend Rate. Add 00 mlh Hygrade Food 2 Hygrade 8yl (2) 100s 3" 111 P&L 6% pf .. 100s 84 Il Pw&Lt $6 pf 2508 34% ImpChI (a20%c) 2 8% Img Oil Ltd coupon (160e) Indiana P L (30¢) Insurance Co of North Am (2) .. inti Hydro Eleo System cv pf Intl Mining war Int Petrolm (+1%) intl Utl) (B) ‘nterstate Power {Del) pf Irving Alr C(160¢) | Jersey Central P&L Df (T) ... ] Jonas & Nau . . Jones&Laugh St 275! Kingsbury Br (d) Kirby Petr (al0c) Kirkland Lakeé Gl1. Klein (D E)(11) Kleinert Co.. Knunrll))brw. Lake Shore M(+2) Lakey Fy & Mch Lehigh C&N(50¢) Stock and Sales—. Dividend Rate. Add 00. m:: Air Investors Ino Afr Inv Ine war_. - Ala Pow Df ¢6) 30s 68 Allred Mills(s26c) 8 1T% Alum’n Co of Am 2008 6215 Alum’n Ltd 3 Am Beveraie 2 ‘Am Book Co (4) 108 Am Capital p£(33) 1 Am Ct P&L A (3) 1258 Am Cities PELB 18 Am Cynam(40c)B 20 Am&For Pw war. . 7 am Founde: 7 Am Founders 1st pf D Am Gas&E (1.40) Am G&E pt (6) Am Laundry (40¢) 200s Am Li&Tr (1.20). 10 Low. O’bu w1l L) 68 12 2 1 600s 8 21 1 19% 5% % 1% 3% 19% 5% % 11% 0s 50s 6 40 37 1008 106% 18% 15 Am Superpower . Am Super 1st pf. Am Superpw pf _ Angostura (t20c) Appalachan Elec Pwr pf (T) Arcturus Radio T Ark Nat Gas Ark Nat Gas A Ark Nat Gas cu pt Art Met W (40c) Asso E 1 (p213c). {AssoG & & AssoG& E(A) . 63 Asso G&E $5 nf 7 Asso Invest (80¢) 200s At Coast Fisher Atlantic CL (b1) Atlas Corp (a80c) Atlas Corp war Atlas Cor pf A (3) Auto Voting Machine (t50¢) Bellanca Aircraft BlissCo (EW) _. Blue Ridge Corp .. Blue Ridge pf (3). Blumenthal S Bower Roll B (1). Brazil Tr L&P Bridgeport Mach 1 Brillo Mfg (2)A . 350s Buckeye PL (3) 508 Bunker Hill&Sul 400s Burco Inc Burco Inc war Butler Bros Cable&Wpf al4.9¢ Can Indus Alco A Can Marconi Carib Syndicate Carrier Corp - Catalin Corp . Celluloid Corp Celluloid Corp pf. 50s Cent Hudson G & E ctfs (80c) 1 Cert& SW Ul 11 Cent States Elec.. 26 Cent States Elec cv pf (new) Cent St E16% pf-. | Central States Elec7% pf 2258 2 CentrifugalP(40c) 5 | Chi RIv&M (1%) 2 ChildsCopf ___. 330s Citles Service 128 Cities Servicepf.. 9 Claude Neon Lts_. 1 Clev Elec [llu (2). 1 Clev Tractor Colts Pat F A 1% Columbia Gas & | Eleccvpf (5) Columb O&G vtc Com'with Ed (4) Com'with&S war_ Como Mines Consol Aircraft. Cons Copper | Consol Gas of Balto (360) . Cons M&S(t234c) 40-171‘. | Cons Retatl st | Cons Royal (20c)- > BONDS ON THE CURB MARKE DOMESTIC BONDS 5% 101 101 % Y 2% 2% 6% % 8% K 2% 205101 1 18 Long Island Light Long Island Light of A (T) Louisiana L&Ex .. Lynch Corp (2)... McCord Rad (B) McW1ll Dredg(t2,2508 Maryl'd Casualty 1 Middle States Petrol vic A Midadle W Ut (d). Mid West Util conv pf A (d) Midvale Co (b1) Mock Jud Voe (1). 1 11% 11% 11% Molybdenum 77 14} 12% 14 Mont Ward A (7)- 10s139 139 139 Mount Prod «6ve) 3 5 5 Mount State & Tel (8) 10s 1301 130% 130% 17 2 Nat Bella Hes! Nat Invest war__. % Nat Investors ... 1 1% Nat Inv pf (34) .. 20s 72 Nat P&L pf «6) 100s Nat Rubber Mach 2 Nat Service pf 2 tSugar NJ(2). 3 New Brad O (20¢c) 4 N J Zine (2) 3508 6 NewMex&ArizLd 4 Newm Min (al) . N Y & Hond (t1) N Y Transit (30c) Niag Hud Pw Niagara Hudson Pw (A) war____ Niag Sh Md B Niles-Bem-Pond.. Noma Elec Corp . North Am L&P .. 2 Nor Am L&P pf . 550 Northn Cent Tex Northn Europ Oil. Northo N Y Util oL (7). Northern Pipe Line (50c)- Northern States Power (A) Novadel Ag (2) | Oo Pwr pf (6) Ontboard Mot A__ Pacific Eastern... PacificG& E P (1.37%) ceee PacificG& B 15t pf (1%) 270 27% 2T% Pac Light'g pf (6) 258105 " 105 108 Pac Tin spec (1) 100s 37 36% 37 Pantapec Of1 1 1% 1% 1% | Pennroad Corp 9 2% 2% 2% oy | PENDGEE(A) 1% 1 1T 1T% 1T 82% | pepperell Mfg (3) 90s 64 62 62 l7:1i‘l‘1>mut;o B0akea a1 22 22, 12 Low. Close. e h, Abbott's Dair 65 10473 10415 20s 2 53 10 3 & L 16 1 258 41 41 41 9 T 1 1 3 13 3 * B Bel Tel Can Birmingham Ei 4 Cent Sta Elec Cent St P&L Chi Dis El 4125 Chi Ry_b5s Cin St R Cities Service i 3 g | - 268 1 1 19% 19% 19% 2 26% 26 26% 103107 107 107 % 9 % 3% 4 6008 3 3% 1 25% 25 25% 3n 5508 35 E& Gatineau Bow 55 Gatineau Pow 6s l’h 1% Photnix Secur 153 3 Pie Bakeries(60e). 2 11 10% Ploneer Gold Mines Ltd (80¢) 9% 6% 5. 70% 79 Cooper Bessemer. Cord Corp Corroon & Reyn Cosden Oil Me (d) Crane & Co - Creeole Petroleum. Crocker Wheeler. Croft Brewing .. Crown Cork Intl A ($50c) . Cusi-Mexicana M. Det Gray fron & Foundry (b10¢) Dictograph Prod. Distill Corp Ltd (a74 2-5¢) Distillers C-Seagr Doehler Die Cast Dow (*hemical (2) 2 | Draper Cp (12.40) | Driver Har(a2sc) al Tex Sulph agle Pitcher Ltd Eastn G&FpfA (6) 15 | Eastn States Pw | Eastn Sta Pw (A) | BEasy Washing | Mach B (a25c) . Edison Bros (1)._ Eisler Elec Corp | Elec Bond&Share | Elec Bd&Sh pf (5) Elec Bd&Sh pf (6) | El Pwr Associates 3 | El Pwr Assoc (A) Elec Pw & Lt opt war Elec Pw&Lt 2d pf A Elec Sharehold’, ‘ Elec Sharehld'g pf ws (31%). Emp G&F 6% pof.. Emp G&F 7% pt.. Equity Corp European Elec Ltd (A)(80c) Ex-Cell-O A&Tool Fairchild Aviat'n Fajardo Sug (a3). 2 Falstaff Brewery . Fedder Mfg (A) _ Ferro Enam (60¢) Fidelio Brewery_. Fisk Rubber 5% A% 33 L3 16 18 9% ’A 11 1% 5% 4% 3% % 16 18 9 Gatineau Pb 4 Pitney Bo P (20¢) 13 Pitts Forge Pitis& L B (2%) lDOl Pitts Plate G(12). 1 Potrero Sugar 1 Premier Gold(12¢) 1 1% Properties Realty vic (al.45) __ 100s 19 18% Puget Sound Pw & Lt $6 of 58 15% 15% Pyrene Mfg(a20c) 2 4% 4% QuakerOats pf(6) 30s145 145 145 Raymond Con pf. 50s 13% 134 Reliable Stores 2 ™ Th Reliance Corp A_. 1 1 Reybarn Co 3 3! Reynolds Invest 1% 1w Richfleld Ol (Cal) | prior (d) 1% | Roosevelt Field 1% 29% 63 5 0% 79 2% 1% 2% 1 18% 1% s 3 15% Hout L & P 4% !:slnn ‘ Hysrade Fa. nsaAs ; % il 5% 8% 5% 23 25% i i 11 29% 6314 | Royal Tvpewriter Ruheroid Co (1) Ryan Consol St Regis Paper 24 St Regis Paper pf 1208 Salt Creek P(80c) 4 Scovill Mfg (1) . 1758 Secur CorpGen... 1 Segal Lock & H 1 Seiberling Rubber 1 Selected Indus 9 1% sn-mnck Den Min 14 2% andoah 1 1% B Wilms (4) 2 1047% 104% 104’6 Shewin-W pf(6).. 505107 107 107 Singer Mfg (16).. 1052941 292 2921; Smith (AO).——._. 2 52% 52% 52% Sonotone Corp__.. 19 2% 2% 2% South Am Gold & Plat (40c) .. Southn Calif Edis PrA(1%) - Southn Calif Edis pfC (1%) 2 Sq Deal pf A 2.20 1008 Stand Oil Ky (11) Stand Pw&Lt.___. Stand Silver & L.. , | Starrett Corp 25% | Sullivan Machine 7 23% | Sun Investing____ % | Sunray O11 6% | Sunshine M(1.20). 1 1 6 7 1 1 58 1 Inter B.S 55 D % Intersi P S 4128 To f 2% 39% 7 24% 3 K % Kopoers. 648 1 1% Koppr G&C Kresze 35 Lone Star Gs Ia P& L 5 LsAG & E Los A G & E b McCord Rad 6s " Manitoba Pw_514s 32 25% 2% 7 7 13% 8% 88% 4 2 2 ELEGTRIC POWE INDEX ADVANCES Week’s Gain Sends Average to Highest Mark Since February, 1930. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, August 21.—The As- sociated Press adjusted weekly index of electric power production advanced 08 of & point last week to 1022, a new 1935 record and the highest level since the first week of February, 1930. For the corresponding week of 1934 the index stood at 96.5, and for the week ended August 10, it was 101.4. The index, based on 1929-30 as 100, is adjusted for seasonal and long- term trends. The range of recent weeks follow: 1935. 1934. 1022 974 919 941 919 802 The Edison Electric Institute re- ported today power output in the United States for the week ended Au- gust 17 at 1,832,695,000 kilowatt hours, an increase of 0.7 of 1 per cent from the previous week. Compared with the same week of 1934, production last week was 9.5 per cent higher, and for the week ended August 10 the rise over the corresponding 1934 week was 9.7 per cent. All sections of the country reported an increase last week over the 1934 week. The percentage gains follow: New England, 9.7, Middle Atlantic, 6.3; Central industrial, 9.2; West Central, 6.8; Southern States, 8.2; Rocky Mountain, 39.5, and Pacifc Coast, 8.3. 1933. -— CURB FOREIGN BONDS FOREIGN Baden Con M 7; 24 67 Bs 61 Ger Con Mun 6s ' Ger Con Mun 75 "4 Ha ES&U 5l3s C Hanov Pro Iserco Hvd E Ital Su Pow 65 A Mendoz Pr 4s ‘51 Pied Elec 6las A Pomeran Elec ds us Santiag chne 7 Stinnes 45 '36 stp Stinnes 7s '36 xw_ /@/ WW/ “know about the FORD Wood Sees Climb To Best Business Levels Since 1929 By the Associated Press, DULUTH, Minn,, August 21—Gen. R. E. Wood, president of Sears, Roe- buck & Co., said here that “business is definitely on the upgrade.” Regarded generally as a cautious speaker on matters of business, Cen. Wood emphiasized in an informal talk to business and professional men of the city that in his opinion condi- tions “are pointing to business pros- perity” to a greater degree than at| any time since 1929. “Our mail order business, a definite and certain criterion of conditions generally, is increasing surprisingly as the months go by, and we look for & return to better business times within the coming months,” the business executive said. MOUNTS 51,800 BARRELS DAILY OIL PRODUCTION By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, August 21.—Daily average gross crude ofl production in the United States increased 51,800 barrels in the week ended August 17, totaling 2,708,650 barrels, the Ameri- can Petroleum Institute’s weekly sum- mary indicates. Refineries representing 89.5 per cent of estimated total capacity, operated at 75.2 per cent of their capacity, re- ported daily average runs of crude oil to stills as 2,560,000 barrels. Daily average the previous week for refin- eries representing 89.5 per cent of total, operated at 75 per cent of capacity, was 2,555,000 barreis. Imports totaled 1,480,000 barrels, against 646,000 the previous week. FAILURES TOTAL LARGER. NEW YORK, August 21 (#).—Com- mercial failures in the United States during the week ended August 15 to- taled 203, against 219 in the previous week and 197 in the like period la.u: 1/342/412,365 and 230: Tennessee, 143,- | year, Dun & Bradstreet reported. — | FURNITURE TRADE ACTIVE. ().—For | NEW YORK, August 21 the second consecutive week more | than 1,000 buyers of furniture from ! retail stores in nearby States were reported active in the primary f{urni- !ture market here. HE FORD V-8 is an ideal car for women to drive. Unusual Ford qualities make the car actually lots easier, safer, and much more fun to drive. Here are portant Ford V-8 some of the im- driving features which have appealed to women the country over. Think what they’ll mean every time you drive. If you want—you can check them on the road, at no cost, by asking a Ford Dealer to let you take a 1935 car for a trial spin. mafi}e THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 21, 1935. AGTIVITY DECLINES AT COTTON MILLS Spinning !ndustry Reported at 73.5 Per Cent Level During July. By the Associated Press. The cotton spinning industry was | reported today by the Census Bureau to have operated during July at 73.5 per cent of capacity, on a single shift basis, compared with 74.6 during June this year, and 74.3 during July last year. Spinning spindles in place July 31 totaled 30,110,078, of which 22.312,384 were active at some time during the month, compared with 30,435,894 and 22,709,200 for June this year and 30,937,816 and 24,417,682 for July last year. Active spindle hours for July totaled 5,157,527,985, or an average of 171 hours per spindle in place, compared with 5,083,383,303 and 167 for June this year and 5,151,979,342 and 167 for July last year. Spinning spindles in place July 31 in cotton-growing States totaled 19,- 340,858, of which 16,265,210 were ac- tive at some time during the month, compared with 19,339,416 and 16,486,- 278 during June this year, and 19,326,- 462 and 17,127,942 during July last year. Active spindle hours in cotton- growing States for July totaled 3,977, per spindle in place, compared with 3,901,206,789 and 202 for June this year, and 3,848,385,222 and 199 for July last year. Active spindle houfs and the average | per spindle in place by States follow: | Alabama, 360,582,832 and 188; Geor- gia, 753,979,018 and 223; Mississippi, 28 443,736 and 122; North Carolina, 1,144,372,027 and 187; South Carolina, | 348,493 and 226; Texas, 28,005,728 and 108, and Virginia, 136,559,619 and 209. | . PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE. PHILADELPHIA, August 31 .- Live _Fouls, Plymouty Rocks " fancy mixed colors, fancy Bh | Tsiang Reds v.mu "Rocks. mixed colors. Dressed fresh-killed | Western. Fowls, 1712023%, poul in_boxes. %Mz ought to ke 811,450, or an average of 206 hours FINANCIAL EXCHANGE SEAT DROPS By the Associated Press. ments were made today for the sale of ship at $105,000, a decline of $20,000 from the previous transaction. The previous sale of an Exchange | year on August 9. price was $65,000 cn Apnl 3. MERGER PLANNED BY PACIFIC G. & E. | California Moves to Take Over Utility Operations. By the Associated Press. SAN FRANCISCO, August 21.— ifornia, whose stock is owned chiefly by the Pacific Gas & Electric Co, have applied to the State Ralh'oud Commission here for permission to dissolve. They asked that the P. G. & E. take over their stock and operate the companies. R. W. Duval, P. G & E. attorney, said the move could be called a “P. G. & E. plan to get out of the hold- ing company business.” Four applications were filed yester- day; one was by the Great Western Power Co. of California and five sub- sidiaries. Combined capitalization of 000,000. The second application covered the 000 concern, and a third was by the Sierra & San Francisco Power Co., capitalized at $77,000,000. Modesto Gas Co. e STEEL SHARES LISTED. NEW YORK, August 21 (#).—The New York Stock Exchange has au- | thorized the listing on the exchange | of 127,496 additional shares of Granit2 | City Steel Co. stock. The company proposes to use the proceeds of the | sale of the stock to erect a new hot strip mill and cold reduction mill, to- ‘gether with miscellaneous equipment { NEW YORK BAR SILVER. NEW YORK, August 21 (P —Bar | silver steady and unchanged at 65% $20,000 TO $105,000 NEW YORK, August 21.—Arrange- ! a New York Stock Exchange member- | seat for $125,000, was the high for 'he\ The year’s low | Holding Company | Nine public utility companies of Cal- | STEEL PLANTS SET STILL FASTER PACE Current Movement Called One of Most Unexpected Swings on Record. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, August 21.—Report- ing a further rise in steel operations, Iron Age said today that the current movement “is one of the most unex- pected upward swings in the history of the industry.” The rate of ingot production has’ advanced to 50, per cent of capacity, as compared with 49 per cent last week, according to the publication’s calculation. A similar trend is evi- dent in steel scrap prices, and the Iron Age composite for heavy melt- ing was raised from $12.08 to $12.50 | & ton, making the highest level since the third week in April, 1934. The ‘lncrease in mill schedules is the sev- enth in consecutive order since early in July. “The recent gains in steel mill operations,” the summary comment- ed, “have been made in the face of” this group was given as about $99,. | Mount Shasta Power Co. a $36,000,- | | " The fourth application covered the | reduced demands from the automo-’ bile industry and of tapering tin plate mill operations, previously the twy | outstanding supports of ingot output “Releases from the automotive in- | dustry, influenced by between-model suspensions, have dropped sharply in certain centers, notable the Cleveland- | Lorain district, where ingot output has fallen from 50 to 43 per cent,’ but are beginning to show signs a( improvement elsewhere “The explanation for the sustained advance in steel production, there- fore, lies among the minor and less conspicuous outlets which, for want® of a better term, have been labeled miscellaneous. “Part of the gain in unclassifief* business is directly traceable to im- proved farmer buying: farm equip- ment and tractor plants continue to operate at a high rate, the former* with hardly a break for the transition’ from Fall to Spring mnursctunng programs.” o MONTREAL SILVER. MONTREAL. August tures opened Fteady. . Sep 1 Becomber 5150, March. 85 A5b. booBid.. You get the Ford “Comfort Zone” ride and extra body room —besides built-in luggage space. TheFordis engineered for safety —all steel body, safety glass all around, big new brakes. Under the hood purrs the economical Ford V-8 engine (85 h.p.). 26 | Swift Intl (2) .o 42 | swiss Oil (40c) . ‘Tampa Blec (2.24) Tasteyeast(Del)A 1 Technicolor Inc 12 Teck Hughes(40¢) 56 Texas Gulf Prod 17 Texon O&Ld(60¢c) 1 161 | Thermoid cu pt 68 1% | Todd Shipyard (2) 1 Toledo Edison 14% cu pt (7) 7, | Trans-Lux Daylite 1% Pic Sn (20¢) ... 81% | Tri-Contl C war.... 203 | Triplex Safety 0%, | Glass(b47 1-10¢c) '] Tubize Chatillion. Tung-So! Lamp_... 15 | Unit Air war_. 14% | Unit Corp war __ % | Unit Dry Dock(d) # | Unit Founders .. 68% | Unit Gas Corp 1% | Unit Gas Cor wa 9% | Unit Gas Corp pf. 9% | Unit Lt&Pw (A)_. i | Unit Lt&Pw B__.. 13% | Unit Lt&Pw pf 65 | Unit Profit Share. 23% | Unit Shoe Mach Fla P&L pt Ford Mot (Can) %) A rora MB! (Cln) - 258 t 5 Neisner Bros 65 ° Nevada Calif : New Eng G& New 27% 1%) 3 rora Mot Ltd 3 (a17.7¢) Froedtert Gr & M conv pf (1.20) Gen Alloys General Electric Ltd reg(a37%c) Gen Fireproofing.. Gen Invest Corp Georgia Pw pf(6) * | Glen Alden C (t1) Glohe Under (50c) Gold Seal Elec Gorham vtc ext (al) = Gorham pf ww Groc Str pr vte(d) Guardian Invest_. Gulf Oil of Pa *| Hartman Tob Hazeltine Corp(1). Hecla Min (a10¢) Helena Rubenst'n Hollinger Gnssc) Holly Sugar Hires (C E)A(2). lWl Hudson Bay Min & Sm(a50¢) Humble Ofl (1) 33 1508 1 2% 1% 18% % o 5% i23s aps 106 106 106% 106% . Easy steering, simple gear shifting, sure but gentle brakes —all make traffic-going easier. And the V-8 Ford engine loafs easily along, or darts ahead, with equal ease. 1 100s 1 The new Ford clutch takes only the slightest pedal pres- sure. Ford gears shift easily. And the V-8 Ford engine’s wide power range actually means less gear shifting. Outside and in, this is the smartest Ford ever ~—in streamlines, uphol- stery, finish. And it’s a social lion, too! The smarter the crowd, the more Ford V-8's you see. s 65 23% 15% 57% 8 Bl w 8 % 4 57% | US Foil (B) ($0e) 3 11% U S & Int] Secur istpfww ... 1 68% USPlay C(11)... 50s 35% U 8 Radiator pf.. 1768 21 Unit Verde E 40a. 12 2% 1% gtl,v- g{% Unit Wall Pap(n). 2 2% 108% 1"537 10 E* Univ Insurance_.. 50s 18 84 84 84 |Texas Elect 55 0. -- 100, 80% 1 134% 104% 104, | Tex P & L 1%10(; m, Y105 108% 0214 10714 10714 - 100t 100 100, 100" em = mw. ‘oil/. lnf Fords park easily in surprisingly small parking places. No'other car_so_roomy has such short tufning radius. Utah A ceman 4 % & Utlliies PAL S 4 H‘h 0" ”% Utilition PAL P 508 168 xm Utility Equities.. 7 3% 33 102% (813 | Utiley & Indu 1 1% m: mznmz% Venezuela Petrol. 14 1% i 1% 8% Waco Atrcraft 3 6n D'l 93% | Walgreen Co war. 1 % 993, | Walker (Hiram).. 4 190 | WalkercH)pt1) 79% | Wayne Pump ri(d) 238 ll: gg% ‘gi,/‘ Wenden Copper 108 32% (3) A 560- 57 .| will oo 3 "% st wooaloyl’ot(“c) . 5% Wright Harg td0e 10 7% Yukon Gold ? g Standard accessory group including bumpers and spare tire extra. Easy terms through Universal Credit Co. F)O’RD DEALERS OF WASHINGTON stk 2 Nom York Ave KW, 1563 Ritode Taiand A RHMNE AN/;comA:‘ucrolco Nlchoh Ave. TAKOMA MOTOR_CO., ING. 21 Carroll Ave., ° WALSH MOTOR CO. Ave. Stiver Speing, Md. WARFIELD MOTOR CO. 2525 Sherman Ave. N.W. 1727 Connecticut Ave. N.W. TI.IANGLI um'on CO. m o-mn 00. l1ll Floride A um'on CO. PARKWAY MOTOR CO., INC. “ St..N. Falls Ghurch, Va. lIANDI.lY Mo'lol CO. 3730 Georgia Ave. N.W. ;:Inlrfl'm. HO’I‘O‘& l:(“, Pennsylvania Ave. S.E. 941 Water St. S.W. ARLINGTON Hflm CO., INC. Rosslyn, Vi NOLAN mrron oo.. INC. 1111 _Ei N.W. 4301 -:nnn Conn and Nebraska M Sts. N.! w un Conn-me-: N. Wit PaL 5. % 188 Wis P_Ser A 65 '52 York Rwy 85 '37 ww—With warrants. xw—wit n—New., Wi—When issued. nu. Negoriapiity’ impaired by maturtt ’c?n anies' repo Teceivership. LOGAN MOTOR CO. 1417 Irving St. N.W. lu.unw ;{AI-MI.I Hyattsville, Md. RY TUBSDAY NEGHT—COLUMBIA BROADCASTING SYSTEM ' :mflfi.‘h‘mu 4th and Biair Rd. N.W. Houston Oil Co. of Texas comm: earnings, 6 months ended J share 921 23w 83y 80, were 13 cents vs. 9 cents. 1