Evening Star Newspaper, August 26, 1935, Page 13

. CLEVELAND RACE OPENING ON AR Columbia to - Broadcast Event, With Tribute to Rogers and Post. OLORFUL opening ceremonies at the annual national air races in Cleveland—including a tribute to the late Wil Rogers and Wiley Post—will be broad- cast by Columbia Friday. Columbia also has scheduled a descriptipn of the Amelia Earhart Trophy race the following day. ‘The Friday broadcast has been timed #o it will include a description of the arrival at the Cleveland Airport of Ruth Chatterton, noted actress and flying enthusiast, with her huge escort and contestants in the Chatterton Air Derby, flying from California to Cl#eland. More than 50 planes will | escort Miss Chatterton, flying her own plane, into Cleveland. The Earhart Trophy race Saturday 1s scheduled from 4:30 to 5 pm. This event is a handicap race for woman fiyers and is. limited to eight planes with a maximum speed of 150 miles | an hour. The race will be in three | laps over a 15-mile course. Monday. August 26. i WRC 950k P.M. (Copyright, 1936) WMAL 630k AFTERNOON PROGRAMS WISV 1,460k Eastern Standard Time. | WOL 1,310k AUGUST 26, NEW YORK CURB MARKET INPROVED TREND General Advance in Mine 1935. ly'flmmflrmhmlhl‘ Stock and Sales— Dividend Rate. Add 00. High. Low AeroSupply (B). 1 24 Ainsworth (al%) 1 40 Ala Pwr pf (1) 50. 3% Algoma Ltd pf Allled M"IHIZSG) 16 Alum'n pf (1%)_.100s Am Beverage 1 # | Hazeltine Corp (). Concert Orchestra 3:00 3:15 3:30 3:45 Tennis Chlmpi.)mmp 'Belty and 3ob Songs and Stories Radio Guild b v America’s Lite House 'Chlcugo Varieties Nina Tarasov. South Sea Islanders Alice Hutchins Drake Alice in Orchestralia “4:00 4:15 4:30 4:45 Radio Guild Singing_Lady Little Orphan Annie Wash.-St. Louis Game - — Musical Station |News Flashes Tea Dansont Sundown Revue Human Relations Sundown Revue Chasin’ the Blues 75:00 5:15 5:30 5:45 Tea Evening Star Flashes Aunt Sue and Polly Time Lowell Thomas Buck Rogers Evening Rhythms Jack Armstrong th . Louis Game |One-Time Opportunities g & Radlo Voices William A. Roberts EVENING PRO(,RAMS Amos 'n’ Andy Uncle Ezra Rhythm Boys Air Glider Bill Coyle Tony and Gus Evening Album Dangerous Paradise Dinner Music Martha and Hal Arch McDonald Boake Carter Scores—Music {Dorsey Brothers, Orch. Margaret Speaks Fibber McGee Evening in Paris Lombardo Road e Pick and Pat News—Musit ‘Today in Sports 'Waltz Melodles ~ Government Family Dinner_Concert “Five Star Final” News Spotlight George Reid ) | Horlick's Gypsies {Meredith Wilson's Orch. Greater Minstrels Princess Pat Players Radio Theater Scotch Lad and Lass Lonely Jack “Beau Brummel” )| Contented Program Victor Grabel’s Band Xk MERICA still loves a parade. stirring music of the Army, Navy | 10:30 and Marine Bands, as broadcast from | Washington by Columbia, command |7 & huge public following, according to | a recently completed fan mail survey. | * k¥ x 'HEN N. B. C. took its listeners on a tour of the Federal Bureau of Investigation in the Department of | Justice Building July 17, one of the most interested members of the audi- | ence was a police official 9,000 miles | away. | J. Edgar Hoover, director of the bu- | reau, has received a letter from Jeru- salem, dated July 18, from Edward T.| Cosgrove, assistant superintendent of | the Palestine police force, who said | he had stayed up until 4 am., Pales- | tine time, to listen in. | Cosgrove said he had never heard‘ of some of the apparatus used by the ‘ bureau and asked for pictures and | descriptive matter, particularly of the mechanical searching machine in the fingerprint room and of the fluoru-‘ scope. * x X X 'URNING down an $85,000 contract for a single motion picture, Helen Hayes has decided to give up her suc- cessful screen career in order to con. centrate on her first series of broad- casts on N. B. C. this Fall and Winter. She also plans to curtail her theater appearance until the radio programs | - are well under way TOBACCO FARMERS DOUBLE INCOMES Georgia Crop Brings $13,476,219 at Average Price of 19.42 Cents Per Pound. By the Associated Press. | ATLANTA, August 26.— Georgia | tobacco farmers sold 69,374,700 pounds of the loose leaf from warehouse; floors this season for an income of | $13,476,219.43, based on an incom- plete report made by Garland Bag-| ley, statistician for the State Depart- | ment of Agriculture. Even with closing returns of 14 warehouses missing, the 1935 tobacco | season has more than doubled the 1934 market in pounds sold first hand and income for the crop. Last vear 33673474 pounds were bought off the warehouse floors at a total value of $6,299,761.96. The sea- | son's average price per pound was 18.73 cents. Bagley announced the 1935 pound average at 19.42 cents on incomplete reports. Returns for this week place sales at 6,180,560 pounds with combined value of $734484.34, the average be- | ing 14.18 cents a pound. Earnings Reports By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, August 26.—Vulcan Detinning Co. reports for the six months ended June 30 indicated net prefit of $140,253, equal, after pre- ferred dividend requirements, to $2.65 ' & common share. This compares with | $158,259 or $3.21 a share in the same | period last year. Chickasha Cotton Oil Co. and sub- | sidiary show net income for the fiscal year ended June 30 of $547,648, com- | pared with $837,317 in 1934. REICHSBANK STATEMENT. BERLIN. August 26 (#.—The Reichs- bank statement as of August 23. shows | the following changes in reichsmarks: | Goid and bullion iicreased 95.000: 1e- serve currencies ‘increased 86 000: exchange and cheques gecreased 110319000, siiver and "other 27.115.000: notes on other | eased ‘1. b 3.091.000. in__foreign bills n other ‘maturing obligations incr §R Do Glier Slabiiities decreased 1 5 4 per cent. Note coverage. Rate of discou: ———— America Sumatra Tobacco Corp.— Common share earnings, year ended | July 31, were $2.63, vs. $2.40. A HALF.HOUR OF RENOVIZE . . . your home Particular Renovizing—jfor Particular People. 108 K N.W. DISTRICT 655 Dignify_your_ home. __Phone *'Eberly’s” WHEN YOUR AUTO RADIO Needs Dependable SERVICE Come to GEORGE’S Exclusive Auto Radio Station| 2015 14th St. N.W. | 11:45 [ P.M. Wayne King's Orch, ‘IMarch of Time |Louis Prima’s Orch. ) |Judging the Stars - - Maj. Club Habana Orch, 105 News Bulletins Bowes' Ray Noble's Orch. »Neus ‘Bulletins |Leon Belasco's Orch. Isham Jones Orch. Amateurs 0 |Nigat Owl ll 15 |Arthur Reilly 11:30 |Oliver Naylor's Orch. ™ |Slumber Hour | National Moon Dial Seymour Simon's Orch. Merry-Go-Round {Bob and Benny Zeeman's Orchestra 12:00 |Sign Off Sign OF Sign_Off Sign oft Eddie Prior’s Orch, | 1 AM, EARLY PROGRA MS TOMORROW. |IR. P. D. Cheerio Morning Devotions Morning Glories Sun Dial Musical Clock |Gordon _ Hittenmark Breakfast Club {Sun Dia’ Musical Clock w - Gordon Hittenmark |Girl Alone {Hill Billies |Three Shades of Blue ‘Mommg Paxade 10:00 10:15 |News—Cleo Brown Edward McHugh Today's Children News Bulletins {The Honeymooners (Wendall Hall Bavarian Orchestra {Sun Dial Romany Trail |Morning Melodies News Reports U, . Navy Band Muky Way Just Plzm Bill 1n 11:15 11:30 11:45 | Three Scamps ~|Simpson Boys Hone}boy and Sassafras The Doctor Says Merry Madcaps Iand.s and Music The Lamp Lighter Rhythm Bandbox Mary Markn Rhythms Accordion Aces |Piano Selections |Police Flashes Jack Ward, organist Ladies of the Air Varieties Bobby Worth, songs Views of News Variety and Value Morning Musicale George Meyer, songs | | AFTERNOON PROGRAMS | 12:00 |Merry Go Round |Curbstone Queries |The Kilmer Family “Luncheon Music 12:15 0 5 Sammy Kaye's Orch. |Dandies of Yesterday [Music Guild Farm and Home Hour 1Alice Behr, String_Trio News Flashes songs Church of the Air Little French Princess Club Car Revue | Alabama Pow Shares and Steadiness of Utilities Help. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, August 26.—A general advance in mining shares and a fairly steady tone among utilities and other groups gave the curb market an im- | proved appearance today. Advances ranged from minor frac- tions to more than a point among the leading metal shares especially copper producers. Trading was moderately active and closing prices were within close range of the best for the day. CONTINENTAL MOTORS PROXIES TO BE SOUGHT By the Assoclated Press NEW YORK, August 26—Conti- nental Motors Corp. stockholders have approved certain changes in the mort- gage given to the Reconstruction Fi- nance Corp. as security for a $1,000,- | 000 loan, but insutficient proxies were received to authorize proposea changes in the company's capital structure. Another meeting of the shareholders will be held September 12 and eftorts will be made meanwhile to obtain ad- ditional proxies, BONDS ON THE CURB MARKET. DOMESTIC BONDS Abbott’s Dair ¢ Togs: 1o Giose l“«) 2 104, Aluminum Ltd Am El Pow fis Amer G&E 5s * Amer P & L 05 w &% 105 Arkans P & L 55 '56 Asso El Ind v,‘ 54 Asso GE 4%3s '4% xw Assc T 5'as Atias Ply 5% Am Capital (B) _ Am Cities P&L B Am Cyuam(40c)B Am Founders____ Am Founders Am G&E pf T3 Am Lt&Tr (1.20). AmLt&Tr of (1%) - Am Maracaibo_. Am Meter Co Am Superpower.. Am Superpw pf Am Super 18t pf . Appalachan Elec Pwr pf (7) - Ark Nat Gas __ Ark NatGas A___ Ark Nat Gas cu pf Art Met W uoc) Asso G&E 85 of _ Ati Coast Fisher Atlas Corp (a30c) Atlas Corp war Atlas Cor pf A (3) Auto Voting Machine (160c) Bellanca Alrcraft Benson & Hedges BlissCo (EW) __ Blue Ridge Corp .. Blue Ridge pf (3). Blumenthal S Bower Roll B (1) Bridgeport Mach Brit-Am Tobacco reg (a74 ¥sc) . Buckeye P L (3) .. Buffalo Niag & Eastp 1st pf(5) Buf N& EPof 11.60) > Bunker Hill&Sul Butler Bre Cables& Wire (B). Carrier Corp._ Catalin Corp_ CentP&L % pf (1%) Cent States Elec Cent States Elec | _evopf (new) Cent St E16% pf. | Central States Am Laundry (40¢) 50 2 %% 1008 14% 14 Asso Invest (80c) 200s Benson & H pf___ 100s Brillo Mfg (2)A 800s 2 425s 1 ---100s 4 25 317 1 37 37 37 33y 32 384% 10674 106% 1067% 18% 18% 187% 5 13 12% 23 3 181 1% 1% 5 25 24% 3 66 © 65% 2 29 23 1 | 6 1 1 1 12 2 2 3 5 6 508 4 508 3 2 13 60 100s 4 | Elec7% pf 475s K | | CentrifugalP(40c) | Charis Corp (115) Chi RIVEM (1%)_ |ChilasCopt ____ Citles Service 3 | Cities Service pf. P& ‘Ariz Ce 5 2007 Ll Light 557473 1 PS8 P ® .| _Elececvnf (5) | Citles Service Pw&Lt $7pf __ Citles Service B | City Auto St(60c) Clev Tractor Cclon O1) - Columbia Gas & Columb O&G vte.. | Com'wlith EQ (4)_. * | Com'with&sS war. Commxmity P&L 1st pf 4008 —---- 2008 2 1 3 50s 2 . . 241 2y 2 | % FINANCIAL Sales— "‘hldend n-u Add 00. High. Low. Close. Great At & Pa¢ Tea 1st pf (7)..110s l27;¢ 126 12’!9‘3 2 63% 63% 2 2% 2% 9% Guardian Invest. Gulf Ofl of Pa .. Harvard Brew. - Hecla Min (al0c) 20 10 Hollinger G(165¢) 3 12% Horn&Hard (1.69) 508 26% Hudson Bay Min & Sm(a50c) Humble Ol (1) ... 6 58 Hvdro Elec Sec__ I8 Pw&Lt 36t uso- as Imp Oil Ltd coupon (150¢) .. Imp Oil Ltd reg (150c) Indiana P L (30c). Indian Territory Illum Ofl (A)_.. Indian Territory illum Oil (B) - Indus Finance vte Ital Superpwr(A) intl Hydro Elec System cv pf_.. 7258 ntl Mining war 3 Int Petrolm(t1%) 10 Intl Util (A) - 2 Intl Util (B) 8 Interstate Power (Del) pt - 1008 Irving Air C(160c) 6 Jonas&Nau.____ 10 Jones&Laugh Stl 100s Kirby Pet (a20c)_. Kreuger(G)nrew. Lake Shore M(12) Leonard Ofl = Lone Star Gas 30c Long Island Light 22 20 Stores pf_ 20s Maryl'd Casualty 5 1 Assoc'n Mem Nat G(al0c) Mercantile Stores Michigan Sugar - Middle W Ut (d).. Mid West Ul conv pf A (d) Minn Mining & Mfg (160c) 100s 2 3 1 1 1 93 6 1st pf (4) Molybdenum Mount Prod (60¢) Nat Bella Hess __ Nat Fuel Gas (1) Nat Investors 65 Nat P&L pf (6) . _ Nat Rubber Mach Nat Transit (80¢) New Brad O (20¢c) N J Zinc (2) Newm Min (al) . 28 | N Y & Hond (11)_ su- | N ¥ Shipblag. N Y Steam 2 N Y Tel pf (63%) 2 5 | Niag Hud Pw 508 | Niag Sh Md B | Niles-Bem-Pon 71, | North Am L&P _. Nor Am L&P pf _ 650s 22! | Northn N Y Util | 1 1 | 54 * | Pacific Eastern___ Music Guild i 0 | Al Pearce's Gang Hazel 5 Aatah 00 |Home, Sweet Home | 2:15 |Vic and Sade 2:30 (Ma Perkins “Farm and Home Hour erenne:e Sextet lewer Flule |Ray Heatherton Morin Sisters Romance of Helen Between Bookends ‘Happy Hollow Arth Trent Popular Waltzes |Connie Boswell Dance Music Dalton Brothers Orientale ash, -St. Louis Game Dance Music Book of Melodies Orchestral Concert 2:45 Dreams Come ‘True uu Woman's Radio | Review Betty - Easy 3:30 |The Song Garden ing Arthur Land 3:00 /Stanley High 4:15 {Pan Americana 4:30 {Boston Civic Orch. 445 | “ " Little Piano Recital |Charles Sears, tenor |String Ensemble |Imperial Grenadiers Singing Lady and Bob Aces Wash.-St. Louis Game Today's Winners Orphan Annie |Hawailan Music {News Flashes i’l’u Dapsant 5:00 Sundown R.evue §15.f 7 5:30 |Chasin’ the Blues |Tea |Evening Star Flashes |Bavarian Orchestra "|Buck Rogers Evening Rhythms Time Jack Armstrong One-Time Opportunities | Radio Voices MAJOR FEATURES AND PROGRAM “The Crimson Clue,” mystery drama, will be the presenta- tion of the Princess Pat Players on! WMAL at 8:30. Another dramatic program will be broadcast by WJSV at 8. It will be the Radio Theater's production of “A Church Mouse.” with Otto Kruger and Ruth Gordon, stage stars, in the lead- ing roles. “Sweet Song of Long Ago” will be featured by Margaret Speaks, soprano, during her rec\tal on WRC at 'I 30.¢ a three-act| She also will sing Del Riego's Dry Those T2ars” and “Estrellita.” The “March of Time" will return to | WJSV at 9:30. Latest news develop- ments will be dramatized in the premiere. A medley of favorite Vincent You- mans selections from -the musical show “Through the Years” “Great and “No. No, Nanette,” will be (h(’ high light of the program of Hor- lick's Gypsies on WRC at 8. Chnrue Wilson, vsude\me nnd mdlo h, NOTES. star, will be the guest of Fibber ‘\IC- Gee and Molly on WMAL at.7. Nell Stuart, winner of the woman's voice contest in the Chicagoland Music Festival, will be the guest artist on the “Contented Hour,” a WRC at- traction, at 9. A Chopin composition. rewritten with modern lyrics and labeled, “Don’t Go Too Far,-Girls,” is included in the “Evening in Paris” program on WMAL at 7:30, URNITURE SALES NEAR 1926 PEAK Retail Increases From 10 to 50 Per Cent Above 1934 Marks. Special Dispatch to The Star. NEW YORK, August 26.—Surpass- | ing the estimates made at the begin- ning of the year, the furniture in- dustry appears to be well on the way to achieve the best position it has occupied in a decade, according to a survey by Dun & Bradstreet, Inc. “Running contrary to most divisions the furniture industry did not wait until 1929 to record a recession, as its downtrend already was under way by that time, having started.in 1926. The decline was checked abruptly, however, during the last half of 1933 and the gains were extended with em- phasis during 1934, as a new era of furniture appreciation came into evi- dence. “During the current year the trend in nearly all divisions has been prac- | tically uninterruptedly upward. Pro- duction in some centers has run 60 to 100 per cent ahead of the 1934 totals, while for retailers and whole- salers the gains have ranged from 10 to 50 per cent At the Grand Rapids market in July, orders were 84 per cent ahead of those booked during the 1934 event, enabling manufactur- ers to keep their plants going until the close of the Fall season. Low in- ventories have forced retailers to buy ahead, because of delivery delays and price advances. Buyers Get More. “Buyers of furniture now are re- ceiving more value for every dollar spent than at any time in the trade’s history, in view of the current low price level and the superior workman- ship and quality which manufactuers are including in their products this year. The steady rise in residential building, the rapid disappearance of the “doubling-up” of families and the increase in marriages are expected to bring a constantly-widening distribu- tion. “For every month this year manu- facturers of furniture have operated on schedules larger than those for the similar months of both 1934 and 1933. Although output has fluctuated for the various centers, with some report- ing a gain of 40 to 100 per cent n dollar volume and 30 to 60 per cent in uns, production for the seven months | Fri: has averaged 20 to 35 per cent above the 1934 figures. Many have suffialent business booked Range | manufacturers | Lac! maintain current operations through October. Plants Kept Busy. “Manufacturers of suites have made | 50 to 60 per cent more merchandise have been working full time, and with orders still coming in are expecting to hold to capacity schedules until the early part of November. In the desk and office furniture division the in- crease in output over 1934 ranges from | 25 to 35 per cent. Fair progress was | reported by manufacturers of hospital | and metal beds for apartment houses and hotels. | “In spite of the light demand which ', persisted during April and May, the good showing for the first quarter and the widening expansion of distribution since mid-June lifted volume of retail sales for the seven months of the cur- rent year 15 to 25 per cent above that | for the corresponding 1934 period. motional events, reported as the best in six years in some districts, may per cent more than in 1934, which many retailers have estimated.” CHECKS ON INDIVIDUAL BANK ACCOUNTS SOAR By the Associatec Press. The total of checks drawn against individual bank accounts in leading cities regained a long lead over 1934 in the weekly report of the Federal Reserve Board. A sharp gain, follow- ing a mid-month drop, lifted the total | preceding week. compared as follows: Week ended August 21 Preceding weel 57 m 429 ong Same week last vear. 6,811.041.00 6.285.860.000 MONTREAL SILVER. MONTREAL. August 26 (P.—Silver fu- fazes closed steady. 10 lower to 10 hishel Sales, 11 contri bleptember -——— UGE Close. 85.25 March _ - 66.45 66.3! Low. 65.21 66.35 STEEL QUOTATIONS. NEW YOl gust 26 obSteel piices per 100 Doumu. b, Pittsburgh: ‘u heets. hm. rolled. 2 ealvanized sheets 5 .10: Diack snests, hot Tolled, 2.45: steel bars. 180, RAILROAD INCOME. NEW YORK. August 20 (P.—Net oper- -ummllnmn;ngl g! ds reporting today Southera Railway_. ,sob S382 sohd o 007 18678 didsis 231 9 8 !1 The generous response to August pro- help the 1935 sales to total 35 to 50 | She in the third week of August, as shown | 21 per cent over the comparable 1934 ! week and 15 per cent over that of the | i Aggregate debits covering 271 cities | 4 g | te. Ti 5 | Wright Harg Min m u Tt Mar land Tobacco‘ Offermos Climb. Special Dispatch to The Star. BALTIMORE, August 26.—Receipts | of Maryland leaf tobacco last week totaled 3,182 hogsheads, the largest \ | in any week so far this season, while | sales of 1,660 hogsheads were reported, | | leaving a stock in State tobacco ware- | houses of 25,162 hogsheads. The market holds firmmnder a good demand for good to fancy tobacco, but | | common to medium grades move slow at inside prices. | \ NEW YORK BANK STOCKS‘ EW YORK. August 26 (#.—New York Securlly Dociars’ Assaciation: (Quotations as of 2 o'clock.) Bi Bk of Man (1'2) ) k. | Chase Nat, (140 qcm-nmercm ki Cont Bk Corn Ex Empire Tr 41\ Fift a—Including extr; e—Declared or paid so far this year. FEDERAL LAND BANKS NEW YORK, Aunm 26 (.—Federal Land R aaiatons t 2 o'clock.) ations as o [ | Bid, Asked. 10134 101% 106 103% 103% 1 )4 103% 10! 1067 99 2| SEERE RS, F 14 15 i et 25353025 o @ & DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED NEW YORK. August 26.—Dividends de- clared: 2 * Usual Extra. Pe- Stk of Pay- i able. U. 5. TREASURY NOTES. (Reported as. D. Barney & Co.) RaORENL A Ohes- Dy Perney &5 4 Soo250 2 - EEFE RSt B555555555555555 238 et 333TFGRERZZIRIZ BB e | Prices Hold FlrmE;a than during the same period of 1934,[ | while producers of novelty furniture | S s Cont G&E 35 A Crane Co_5s ° 53 51 21087 104% 2 109% 109% 106~ 106 100t 1001, G Hacknzk Wat Hack Wat 5s Hood Rub 5izs Como Mines Community Wat § Consol Afrcraft__ Cons Copper 80 Consol Gas of Balto (3 60) 8 | ContG&E pr nf(7) 50s Contl Securities . 1 | Cooper Bessemer. 1 | Cooper BesspfA. 1 | Cord Corp 7 | 2 22 | oW & & 8 85 4 ol 5 25 4y | 16 | 18% 9 % 1 Crocker Wheeler Croft Brewing Crown Cork Intl A (350¢) Cuban Tob vte __ 1 1 5 1 Det Gray fron & : Foundry (b10¢) Dictograph Prod - Distillers C-Seagr 19 Doehler Die Cast. 3 Duke Power (3)_. 100s Eastn G&F 3 91 5% 24% 19% 561 5 1 R 2 9 0 1 | Pitts& L E (23%)- il A Northern States Power (A) Northwest Eng.. Novadel Ag (2) _ Ohio Oil cu pf (6). Outboard Mot A __ 258 97 1105 1 s PacificG& B 1stpf (1%).. Pantapee Oll Parke Davis (1) Parker Rust (3)__ Pennroaa Corp Penn W&P (3) 1 Perfect Circle (2) 50s Phoenix Secur Phoenix pf (3) Pie Bakeries(60e). Pitney Bo P (2uc) Pitts Forge. 1 Pitts Plate G(12). Potrero Sugar__ Premier Gold(12¢* | Prod Royalty 23¢ Prudential Invest. Pub Svc Northn 111 no par. Puget Sound Pw & 258 Puget Sound Pw & Lt$6pf______ 758 Pyrene Mfg(a20c) 9 Drpf (434) 58 Eastn G&FpfA(6) 25n Eastn States Pw 4 | Eastn Sta Pw (A) 1008 | Eastn Sta Pw (B) 150s | Easy Washing | _Mach B (a25c). Eisler Elec Corp lec Bond&Share 64 1 1314 1312 | 61y {| Elec B4&Sh of (5) ln!' 2 ‘ El Pwr Assoc (4) % | Elec Pw&Lt 24 Indnp, P&L Int P¥ Sc Int Pw Sc Pw_Sc 1&S 5° Intersta Bw | Intersta Pw 2102 * 104 Libby MeNaL, LaP&L MeCord Rad Manitoba Pw Mass Gas og Mivm GEE: 475 Minn P&L I‘éi 2'2 { Glen Alden C (t1) Munson SS 61as Narragansett bs LE = 3 B < Ilm: 110% 110% 1 ]fll‘ 105% 1 106 " 10 104% mo' 7912 a3 4 10513 10813 - 1omz 10812 10812 21067 106%2 1067 80Y 80% 97% 981 05Ys 2106 041 13 111 = J0ibay 100a; Thas - 106% 106% 106t 96" 96 " 98 0 6% | Ford M Can A 1% 69 415 % | Elec Bd&Sh of (6) | El Pwr Associates | ptA - 1008 14 Elec Pw & Lt opt war Elec Sharehold'g. Elec Sharehld'g of ws ($1%3) 200l Equity Corp _ Evans Wall Lead _ Ex-Cell-O A&Tool Fairchild Aviat'n. Fajardo Sug (a3). 1 1% 6 Fansteel Prod Fedder Mfg (A) - Ferro Enam (60¢) Fiat rets (a81%c) FldeNo Brewery__ Fisk Rubber__ Flintkote (1) A__ Fla P&L of 0 S TR e mTAAGmON | Ford Mot Lta ‘a17.7¢) Forem'st D pr pf_. | Gen Alloys General Electrie Litd reg(a37ic) Gen Invest Corp.. Gen Invest war___ Gen Tire & Rub _ 258 Georgia Pw pf(6) 100s 14 Gold Seal Elec 1 % Grand R Var (50¢) 24 10 Great Atl & Pac Tea n-v (16)__ 205136 14% 1% L] 44 80 20% 14% 1 % 44 80 19% (4 9% 134 135 8W P&L fis A 2 Staley Mfz 6s Stand G & E 65 Stan ng cv Bs tEn Stand Invw 5s nd P & 2 nm’. 1063 10834 A33, 833, K33, 9930 003, 903, - 105% 108% 108% Stiperpw I Gs '61- Tenn Pub Ser 5s 104'/‘ 109% l(ll'/t F" fi 90% RO% 89N 1085 1053 105% 7ia | G 12 | Hahover aity” n-‘.a. 100% 99% mm Z104% 104 Isarco Hyd E 7s Ital Su Pow 6s A '6. = )nm 104% llL‘i‘/n B o 2" G5 L) 49% | 4% | Rwy&Lt Secur .. 25s Reliable Stores _ 5 Richfield Oil (Cal) | _prior(d) _. Root Petrolmeum 1 | Royal Typewriter 5 Ruberoid Co (1).. 1258 St Regis Paper 14 St Regis Paper pf 100s | Salt Ck Cons b1oc 1 Salt Creek P(80c) 2 Scovill Mfg (1) . | Segal Lock & H... 1 | Selected Indus 20 Selec Industries allot ctfs (3%) 3508 Selec 1nd pr (3% ) 100s Sentry Safety Con 5 Shattuck Den Min 2 8 Shenandoah b S Sh. Wilms 4105 in-W pf(6).. 508107 stnnr Mfg (16)-. Sonotone Corp...... South Am Gold & Plat (40c) . Sou Penn O (1.20) Southn Calif Edis PLO1%) Southn Calif Ed pLB(1%) - Southn Calif Edis pfC (1%) 75 15 ¢ 3 24 35 4 | Southn Colo Pw A Southn Nat G (r). Square Deal (B) .. Stand C&S (2.40). Stand Brewing Stand Oil Ky (11) Stand Silver & L. Stutz Motor Sunray O1] . Sunshine M(1.20) Swift Intl (2) Swiss Oil (40c) . 6 Technicolor Inc.. 23 Teck Hughes(40¢c) 20 Texas Gulf Prod.. 4 Thermoid cu pf__. 75s Tobacco & Allied Stocks(alls) 100s Trans-Lux Daylite Pic Sn (20c) Tri-Contl C war. Tri-State Tel & Tel pf (60c)__ .. Tubize Chatiliion. Tung-Sol Lamp.. Union Tobacco. Unit Air war_ Unit Chem pt pf. Unit Corp war. Unit Founders. Unit Gas Corp,_ Uridt Gas Cor war. Uuit Gas Corp pf. Unit Lt&Pw (A).. Unit Lt&Pw B__.. Unit Lt&Pw pf... Unit Shoe Mach (12%) . - --. 1258 Unit Shoe Mach PL(13g) - U'S Elec Pw ww U S Fgil (B) (60e) ntl Secur 12 8 21 10 s Unit Verde E 40¢ Utah Pwr & Lt pf (31.16%c) 100s 28 Utiliues P&L 38 Utilities P&EL pf. 4508 15 Utllity Equities_. 1 Utility Eq pf(3%) 25s 61 Utility & Indus pt Venezuela Petrol_ Waco Afreraft. Walgreen Co war. Walker (Hiram) ‘Wayne Pump n(d) Wenden Copper _ W Va Coal&Coke._ Westn Pw pf (7). West Tex U pf(3) ‘Wil-low Cafeteria Woodley Pet (40c) 4 17 Yukon Gold M 1 unlvmu tes tn dollars tAnoual rate gk % 36! 3 16 15% 5 1 & 1% 1874 | Miss Rv Pw pf(6). 108 104% 10413 1043 | Mohawk Hudson 14% “ £l 10% 3% 281 2 464 7 = % Y % -~ 208 39% 2 12% &l % 4% 10s 101 25s 46% 46% 46% Y 5% 5% Wright Harg t40e 35 7% 7 ¥ 105 9% 9% 12% 25% 145% 574 4 3% 19% 14‘ 14 i 1814 187 | | 65 13% 5 65 13% 5 19 119% 6% 6% 22% 21 20 M 15 1% 26 26 EGG QUOTATIONS STEADY T0 FIRM Nearby Ungraded Receipts Advance 1 Cent on Capital Market. Egg quotations were steady to firm on the Washington produce market today. Nearby ungraded offerings ad- vanced 1 cent. The summary, with egg and live poultry prices furnished by the De- partment of Agriculture, follows: 26: 1-pound prints (90 score), . 1-pound prints (88 scere), “frm. Prices 1 higher oh ‘hearby uneraded cess. | Cors 6; hennery whites, av- 30: faney, large. 31 Gov- graded and dated white and_marketing co - . extras. Targe, 44: U8 extras. mediums. U. 8, standards. large. 3215, U\’E POULTRY—Market very firm on Spring chickens. Receipts smail and in- adequate to trade requirements. Fowl: Colored. heavy. 16al%; mediums. 14al5 Leghorns. 14; roosters. 10. S8pring chick- ens: Lel Mx Plymouth ks, all sizes. xed CHICAGO STOCK MARKET CHICAGO. August 26 (#.—Follo the compiete official list of transai In stocks on the Chicago Stock Exchan ¥ OCKS. Hllh LOI C‘r\v bt ST ) Abbot Lab _ 30 Adams Mfg 100 Advance Alum~ 50 Allied Prod ) Asbestos MIR _ ) Assoc Invest ner 200 Borg-Warner 10 Borg-War pf 250 Butler Bros 150 Cen I Pb 8vc b 4s0Cen & Sw 10 Chain Belt .. 700 Chi Corp 50 St Corp of 50 Chi Flex 100 Chi ate O 5150 Cities Serv 150 Com'with Edis~ 200 Cont, ieel - 10 Cont 8t1 pf__ 1500 Cord Corp o 100 Ken-Rad T & L _ 50 Lib McN & L new 50 Lynch Corp__ 150 Marsh 105 10 10 3w 27% 46% 33 | 14 | v | 16 11y 104% 104% | 106 107 108290 290 290 8 24 2 2 315 231 24‘- 35 26% | 25 2 33k ) Nat “Gymnm ) Nat El Po 7% b 00 Noblitt-Sparks_ - 200 Ryerson —__ 50 St L Nat Stk 1000 LaS St Bg 5%58'88 201 20 Total stock sales today—67,000 Total bonds sales today—$1.000. INVESTING COMPANIES NEW YORK. August 26 . —New Yoik | Security Deslers Association | (Closing Quotations.) Admin Pund ww ares. Asked. Tt 1487 Corporais 11 = Eor Tt A A mod Sorp Tr Acc Ir A Depos Bk Sn N¥ ! Depos 1Ins Shrs Diversified Tr C ind Incorp Investors | Inv Tr N ¥ Coll “A IBvestors Pund ot Am Malor Shrs Corp - ation Wide Sec \Nmnn Wide Sec Vtc NY B P«ar An Tr & Am Tr 8h | PRimbutn” Pund Quarterly Inc Sh Selected Am Sh | Seiectea Income Sh | Belected Man Trust "B Trask_Pund Trist Pund "® | Trusiee Stand Inv € 201 4% 4% 101 101 Y % 5% ™ | Trustee Stand Inv D Trusteed Am Bk Trusteed Industry Sh Trusteed N Y Bk COMMODITY PRICES NEW YORK, August 36._—The Agsoclated Press wholesale price ‘index of 20 basi commodities today advanced to 72.54 Previous 55; week ago. month a ago. 68.95. Rln:e %ot recent ye;u Miscellaneous Mar! Additionat New "Sork markets: (cotpilet y the Associated Press) COFFEE- po; steady: Rio No. De y. 5.25n: Santos future: ).000. " September, 7u7, i March, 7.80; May, 7.93b oPs-Pumru closed steady, highy ary, February, 86.3b: March. £6.0b. JUGAR—PFutur 3, cloged, steady Jul; SrubE RUBBER—Closed barely st Seady 8-9 lower: sales. No. I s d, - s. September. 1 5n; December, 12.19; Jami 260 S Ny, 12 800 Jul: 13.64% Smoked ribhed. spot. 11.95n RAW E—hunre»l Slosed oy Jo1 S eptembe mber March. 11.05n. Buea 5,000,00¢ TOBACCO__Putures closed firm. Burley January 18.25b: bright. no sales. RAW SILK—Putures closed easy, 1% 3 Jower: sales, 500 bales. October. December. 1.57%: January. 1.5 market Giotations hai Al 14165 1 an Ele_extra.” 81 Pertem Seribinne, "b—Bid. n—Nominal. BALTIMORE STOCKS Special Dispatch to The Star. BALTIMORE. August 28, — Sales. High. Low. Close 150 Arundel Co 20 20 20 16 15% 6 lower. 10.73; pounds 13-158, 1% lVa ‘semi-annual AR e Oy 100 Black & Decker. ;ggnol ng it '6‘1 lAb'/ 115 sg,n.,..- AL il