Evening Star Newspaper, August 29, 1935, Page 17

CURB LIST MOVES T0 HIGHER LEVELS Selling of Oil and Metal Issues Fails to Stop General Upturn. l! the Associated Press. YORK, August 29.—Late sell- the oil and metal groups failed to check a fairly general upswing in curb stocks today. ‘With the exception of these two di- visions closing prices were close to the tops, with utilities and industrials showing the greatest gains. Aluminum Co. of America, Ameri- can Cyanamid B, Electric Bond & Bhare and Swift Internacional finished with gains of around a point. FEWER FREIGHT CARS ADDED BY RAILROADS By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, August ‘29.—New freight cars installed by class 1 rail- roads during the first seven months of 1935 totaled 2272, according to the Assoelation of American rail- wads. In the same period last year, 9,483 new freight cars were placed iu service. Twenty-seven new steam locomotives and 99 new electric en- gines were installed against 6 steam and 8 electric units last year. BALTIMORE STOCKS Special Dispatch to The Star. £ BALTIMORE. August 170 Arundel Corp._ . 440 Black & Decker. 1 /113 Pt A H S l 58, Yol Depos KA1 3 80 Mong WP 7rmhau Am~m ‘Cas. 912 7U S Fidel & Guar 11's i 11 9% 11 DOMESTIC BONDS h. Low. Close 1 111 11 2 1001001 9413 95 Cont 11 B8 4*,: e Ceat 1l P8 55°G 063, 10014 1003 9713 971 p 2103, Citles Service 55 “"“ Cities Service 5s Git 8rv Gas 5 174 | Flintkote (1) A ilp 1061y g lul“lm“ - 1001 10018 34 10315 Inves Co 55 A Towa-N P L 5s 993, 017 1017% 04 ne Star Gas ng Island Lt Manitoba Pow 5 Mass Gas 5s S ooy R L ¢ 2% 72% 7&3 106 106 106 anan, 2| Citi * | Elec Bd&Sh pf (5) * | El Pwr Associates ‘| Gen Pub Sve pf .. By private wire direct to The Star, Stock and Sales— Dividend Rate. Add 00. mm. Ainsworth (al%) 1 AlrInvIncwar... 2 Allled Mills(a26c) T 17% Alum’'n Co of Am 250| 59 Am Beverage ___. Am Capital (B)... l Am Ct P&L A (3). 258 AmCitlesPELB 6 Am Cynam(40c)B 68 Am&For Pw war. 1 Am Founder: 6 Am Gas&E ( Am GEE pt (6)... Am Hard Rubber. 150s Am Laundry(40¢) 50s Am Lt&Tr (1.20). 6 Am Maracaibo Am Meter Co_ 258 Am Potash & Ch..100s 28% 28% Am Superpower . 60 1% Appalachan Elec Pwr pf (7). 108 102% 102% 102% 18 2% 2 2 1 5% B% 6% Ark Nat Gas A Ark Nat Gas cu pf Ark P&LDf(32.33) 20s T7% TT% 7% Art Met W (40c) % T% Th Asso E 1 (p213c). 8% 81 8% Ass0G&E....... 1% .1 AssoG&E (A). . 1 # Asso Invest (80c). 3215 3213 Atlas Corp (a30c). 12% 124 Atlas Corp war. .. 3% 3% 95 9y 531 531 Low, Olose. 3 39 13 32% 327 1008 106% 104% 106% LS S 1) 18% 181 1815 12% 12% 12% #* H 15% 28% 2 b ] 15% 163 2 1 3 4 8 50s 11 7 Auto Voting Machine (t50¢) 1 Ax-Fisher(3.20)A 100s Blue Ridge pf (3) 3 Blumenthal 8. .. Bower Roll B (1) Brazil Tr L&P _ Bridgeport Mach. Brillo Mfg (80c).. BuRN& EPpf 11.60) Bunker Hill&Sul - Butler Bros . .. Can Indus Alco A. Can Marcont Carib Syndicate. Carrier Corp... Catalin Corp . Cent Hudson G & E ctfs (80c) ... cwu P&L CentrifugalP(40¢) Chi Riv&M (13) - s Service _ Cities Service pi Clev Tractor. ... Club Aluminum._._. Columbia Gas & Elec cv pf (5) . Columb O&G vte Columbia Pic (t1) Com'wlth Ed (4).. Com'wIth&S war_ | Community P& L Compo Shoe | Machs.tec. (sve) Consol Afreraft. Cons Copper- ... Consol Gas of Balto (3.60) ... Cons Retail St ___ Corroon & Rpf A. | Cosden Oil Me (d) | Cosd’n O Me pt(d) Crane & Co £ Creole Petroleum.. Crocker Wheeler.. Croft Brewing ... Crown Cork Intl A (350c) Cueno Press(1.20) Cusi-Mexicana M. Darby Petr (50c). ’ Det Gray fron & Foundry (bl0e) | Distillers C-Seagr Dow Chemical (2) | Draper Cp (12.40) Eastn G&F Asso . | Eastn G&FpfA(6) | Eastn States Pw.. | Elec Bond&Share 9 58 b1y % 57 Elec Bd&Sh pf (8) 4% | Blec Pw&Lt 2d | _PLA Elec Pw & Lt Oopt war___ Elec smrehold Elec Sharehl of ws (xlh) 200- Equity Corp_._ Ex-Cell-O A&Tool | Fairchild Aviat'n -.2008 14 14 % & 854 21 n 2 » | Fajardo Sug (a3). 100s | Fansteel Prod ___ | Ferro Enam (60¢) | Fidelio Brewery._. Fisk Rubber__ 1 | Ford M Can A 1% Kord Mot Ltd 2177%c)-- General Electrie Ltd reg(a37c) Gen Invest Corp.. Gen Invest war___ 3 1 2 6 2 5 2 15 1 208 1 1 48 2014 k) 9y 15 131 Glen Alden C (11) Gold Seal Elec 28 Grand R Var (50c) 4 Gray T P S(ab0c).100s Great Atl & Pac Tea n-v (16) . 108131 Great Northern Paper (1) 23 22y Groc Str pr vte(d) % GulfOilof Pa __ 61's 605 Hollinger G(165¢) 123% 12% Holly Sugar. 7T T5% Hudson Bay Min & Sm(a50e) 31 Humble O11 (1) ... Hygrade Syl (2) 509 111 P&L 6% pt Il Pw&Lt SG 2 S 3005 Imp Oil Ltd coupon (t50¢) .. Imp Tob Can (t35¢) Indiana P L (30¢) intl Hydro Elec Systemcv pf_ _ 25s Intl Mining (60c). 1 tntl Mining war 6 Int Petrolm(t1%) 8 IntiUtl(A)..... 2 Interstate Power (Del)pf__.. __ 1008 Irving Air C(160¢) 1 Jonas & Nau. 2 131 2 3 3 3508 151 15% b7ls 563 31 31 31 31 321 a1 19% 13% 13% 5 5 8 1% = 1 9 9 121 124 3% 3% 357 35% B 2 2% « | Pyrene Mfg(a20c) %\ Swift Inul (2) + | Teck Hughes(40c) THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, 'NEW YORK CURB MARKET Stock and Bales— Dividend llfl. Add 00, High. Low. Close. 97 1 4% 1% & & 69 ™ k3 5 Lake Shore M(12) Lakey Fy & Mch.. Leonard O1l... Lerner Stores (2). Lion Ol & Ref._ .. Lone Star Gas 30¢ Long Island Light Long Island Light 13 1 8% 67 % 3 M [ % 67 T 73 % % % 1% 162 164 Louisiana L&ET . Mead John (13) __. Mem Nat G(al0c) Michigan Sugar.. Middle W Ut (d).. Mid West Ut convpfAd. 1 Midland Stl Prod. 1 Midvale Co (b1).. 25s 424 424 Minn Mining & Mfg (160c). 26s 181 18% 181 Miss Rv Pw pi(6) 1051045 104}z 10415 Mohawk Hudson 1stpf(4) . _.100s 66 66 66 Mohawk H2d pf.. 50s 30 30 30 Molybdenum 9 13% 13% 13% Mont Ward )_ 708138 137 138 Nat Bella H 1{ 1% 1% Nat Invest % % Nat P&L pt (8)._ 1001 6 Nat Rubber Mach 7 5% Nat Transit (80¢c) 2 9% Nat Union Radio_. New Brad O (20¢) NJ Zine (2) Newm Min ( N'Y Auction_ N Y Shipbldg ... N Y Tel pf (6%).. Niag Hud Pw Niag Sh Md B Niles-Bem-FPond.. North Am L&P .. 31 Nor Am L&P pf__ 600s Northern States Power (A). Novadel Ag (2) Outboard Mot B Pacific Kastern... PacificG&E Pf (1.37%) caaue PacificG & h 18t Df (1%) - 8 Pac Tin !plc ). ll\l)l Pantapec O11. 20 Parker Rust (3)_. 508 Pennroad Corp __ 16 PennCent L& P pf (2.80). ... 50a 3 Pepperell Mfg (3) 10; Phoenix Secur Die Bakerles(80e). 3 | Pitney Bo P (20e)” 2 PRS& L E (2%). 208 | Potrero Sugar___. 1 Premier Gold(12¢) 15 Puget Sound Pw & Lt35pr _____ 3008 Puget Sound Pw & Lt$6pt_______ 1008 10 2 7 15 5 1™ 161 42% 1% 1 1 1 1 1 h‘l Reybarn Co Reynolds In Richfield Oil (Cal) prior (d)____ Root Petrolmeum Royal Typewriter Safety Car Heat & Light (13) ____. 258 St Anthony Gold_. 1 St Regis Paper.__ 12 | Salt Creek P(80c). 3 Scovill Mfg (1)... 258 Segal Lock & H 2 Selected Indus 1 | Selec Ind pr (3% ) 200s | Sheaffer Pen (al). 1 Sher-Wilms (4)_.. 2 101 SonotoneCorp __. 3 2 South Am Gold & Plat (40c) _. 58 Sou Penn Oil1.40_ 3 Southn Calif Ea of B (1%) | Southn Calif Edis PIC (1%). Stand Ofl Ohio_ Stand 0il O pf (5) 25- Stand Silver& L_. 1 | Starrett Corp...... Starrett Corp pf.... Stutz Motor._ | Sun Investing | Sunshine M(1.20). 1 1 3 31 3 1 3 8 2y 6% 3 26'% L 1 Ju 106 4 21 2 25 ™ 19 | 2% 1 4 1 7 ¥ 25 2 | Tasteyeast(Del)A | Technicolor Inc | Texas Guif Prod.. Tob Prod Ex(10c) | Todd Shipyard (2) Trans-Lux Daylite Pic Sn (20c) Tubize Chatilijon. | Tubize Chatil A. Tung-Sol Lamp. Union Tobacco.. Unit Corp war . Unit Dry Dock(d) P P A ST PPN =y » & Unit Gas Corp Unit Gas Cor war. Unit Gas Corp pf. | Uit L&Pw (A)_. Unit Lt&Pw pt___ Unit Molasses Ltd (a6¥c) - Unit Shoe Mach (123%) . U 8 Elec P U S Foil (B) (60e) U 8 & intl Secur... Unit Stores vte__. Unit Verde E 40c. United Wall Paper Univ Insurance Utah Pwr & Lt pt 6 102 25 4% 80% * 1215 1% 17 27y 1% 1 1 2% 18 5la 26% 12% | q Utility & Indus Utility & indus pt Venezuela Petrol. Waco Alrcraft. Walker (Hiram). Wayne Pump n(d) W Va Coal&Coke_ Westn Pw pt (7). | West Tab&Sta (1) Westvaco pf (7) 5y 265 127% 4 4y 4% 508101 101 101 1 15 15% 15% 255 10245 10214 1024 Woodley Pet (40c) 6 5% 6 Wright Harg t40e AS % Th Th| Dividend rates i doliars pased on tne iast quarterly of semi-annuai payments nual rate—plus exira. tAccumuisted dividends, aPpid this year. bPaid last Jear. , dCompanies reported in receiver. ship or beins reorsanized xEx dividend. 12% 4% Sou Calif Ed s Sou Calif G 9‘1.! ul So Carolina 5s '87_ Cal 45 '08. Tex P&L 5 Tex P&L 58 W 2| Stinnes 7s Terni_So Unit E 8 7 Vam WPC 5 103 ww—With nrnnu. x-—'nmnt 'n- pos n—New. wi—When issued. st nlnaulb ity 1mulM lY jes reported in lnhln. turity. , ,o( INVESTING COMPANIES NEW YOPK, August 20 (#.—New York | Becurity Dealers’ Association, (Closing Quotations.) Admin Fund ww Am Business Sh Basic Industry Bullock Fund - Corporate Trust _ Sorporate Trust A Corp Tr A A mod Corp Tr Accum Ser _ Corp Tr Accum Ser mod. Cumulative Tr Sh Denm Bk Sh N Y ! s Ins Shrs, A% | v ihen 1o & - Dividend Shrs | Equity Corp $3 p PFidelity Pund Inc Selected Am 3 Selected Am Sh In Selected Cumul Sh d Income Sh st Pun Trustee Stand Inv C.. Trustee !tlnfl'lrl)v' ) . M August 2: (. —Silver fu- fover. “Brite, "85 contracss. Sk ower. n ‘3’: .7/ # | under section 77-b of amended bank- | 6% 15!. | CAPITAL PRODUCE PRICES IRREGULAR Peaches and Honeydews Up Slightly—Watermelons, Sweet Potatoes Sag. Irregularity 4ppeared in the Wash- ington ‘produce market today. Peaches and honeydews were slightly stronger while sweet potatoes and watermelons tended down. Persian melons were weak. Eggs ruled steady with nearby re- ceipts unchanged and Government grades half a cent higher. The summary, with eggs and live poultry prices furnished by the De- partment of Agriculture, follows: _BUTTER—One-pound prints (92 score). 27 20; 1-pound prints (90 score) 1-pound prints (88 score), 25; k11 20: 15017; h hams. 27a28:_smoked | Strip hlcon B4as7; lard. 1312814 Hogs. I lum 9.50a10.25; v:ul hams 18810 comg%und mednum a5 00ak 00 pike 6.00a9 00; Spring hmbl 6.00a8.00, EGGS—Market steady. with prices on nearby ungraded eggs unchanged. Government eraded exgs 's higher. Cur: hennery whites. Fusicy. large, 11 10 Sovernment, ‘dated ‘white eess® (ineludin grading and marketing costs): ex- | iyag Inree, 40: U. . extras. medium, 4% . S. standards. 41 U Ve POULTRY \hrkn steady at un- wi—Colored. heavy, ;" Leghorns. 14 s pri ickens—Leghorns. Plymouth Rocks. all sizes. 55 16 54: ‘Mixed colors. 20. CORPORATION REPORTS TRENDS AND PROSPECTS OF LEADING ORGANIZATIONS NEW YORK, August 29.—The fol- \!oumg is yesterday's summary of | corporation news prepared by Stand- ard Statistics Co., Inc., New York: General Motors Corp.—Company nnnounced an expansion of its Pisher Body and Chevrolet Motor Co. plants | at Tarrytown, N. Y., which will step | up Chevrolet automobile production from 900 to 1,400 cars cummem:mx: November 1. Carrier Corp—Net income, six| months ended June 30, was $25,914, | equal to $1.73 a preferredh share, vs. deficit $105,118. Universal Pipe & Radiator Co.— Company filed in Federal Court, New York, a petition seeking to reorganize ruptey act. American Hide & Leather Co.— Company marked up prices of calf| | leather } cent a foot, representing an | increase of 3 to 5 per cent over prices | 'pre\ viously prevailing, and also is making an upward revision of one- fraunh a cent a foot on inside upperw leather prices, an advance of 3 to 4 per cent on various grades. Atlantic, Gulf & West Indies smm-- | ship Lines—Deficit, six months ended | | June 30, was $012,213 vs. deficit l278.-~ 305. | Amoskeag Manufacturing Co.—Com- pany announced an increase of 5 per cent on the prices of all its products,‘ _ | effective immediately; this follows an advance of 5 per cent made about two ' weeks ago; it was said that since the first advance sales have improved ma- | terfally and in the last two weeks | " have been larger than in the Drevmus | 30 days. | | Fox Film Corp.—Justice Lazansky | of Appellate Division -of Supreme Court, Brooklyn, refused to stay merger of Fox Film Corp. and Twentieth Cen- tures Pictures, Inc., into Twentieth Century-Fox Fim Corp. American Water Works & Electric Co.—Electric output of system for | week ended August 24 showed an in- crease of 29 per cent over like 1934 period; in preceding week gain was 24 per cent. % | International Hydro-Electric Syswm | —Class A share earnings, 12 months | ended March 31, were $1.07 vs. $2.20. | North American Light & Power Co. | —Deficit, 12 months ended June 30 was $981,465 vs. deficit $1,058,473. | | Young (L. A.) Spring & Wire Corp. | | —It was said to be probable that di- | » | rectors of this company at their meet- | |ing September 3 or the one three | months hence would increase the ex- tra dividend to 50 cents from usual 25 | cents, thus bringing total payments up | ’ to 75 cents a quarter, which was regu- | } lar dividend rate from October 1, I | 1929, to July 1, 1931; in last four | quarters dividends have been declared at rate of 25 cents regular and 25 cents extra. % |CHICAGO STOCK MARKET‘ CHICAGO. August 20 P.-—Following s the complete official list of transactions | In_stocks on the Chicago Stock Exchange | | tod Sales, High. Low. Close. 5 134 | 2 550 Butler Bros - - 40 Cen 11 Pb Sve 1100 Gen 4 Ut 10Gen & S W ot 2l0Cen & & W pl 50 Cht, Gors nu uhi Mnll Ordu 000 Cities Serv 300 Club Alum 200 Comwith 59 Cont Steel 800 Cord Corp 1 Stail b 1554': Helleman " 5i 3030 HondoHer B 30 Inters Pow 130 Iron Pirema 50 Jeflerson 100 Katz Drug 0 Ky Ot Jr cam ot 10Ky Bt e 21- 350 Lindsay _Lt 150 Loudon Pack new 19wt . 3Tt B S F SRR 35 H W R Qul&er i nu Ryerson s ST BRI, o T LT 33 9% 9is & FEESERRF n s te1 B! FEER FOFS g BT e ey . son ) " £ F 5 § i THURSD'AY, AUGUST 29, 1935. THE GIRL WHO MADE GOOD. —By WEBSTER MY DEAR , THERES A NEW FAMILY ON OUR PARTY LINE AND | 60T A LOAD OF THEM LAST NIGHT. | HEARD EnoueH 0 HANG oD | ‘réu. You ABOUT HEARING _MYRTLE RINKUSS AND THAT BoY FRIEND TALKING THE OTHER WELL, IT SEEMS MYRT IS AWFULLY SHE. BAWLING JeAaLoUS AND OANCING TonCE WITH * | WAS ON THE PHONE WHEN Gu: WRENCH CALLED HIS WIFE AN SAID HE WAS DETAINED AT :’Ere OFFICE. | TOLD SOMEBoDY LYING WAS PROBABLY o IS WIFE. SHE Gor susnc ouS AND ! 's THEIR NAME IS SMEAR. WORKS IN A TOOTH PASTE Fre WHAT MYRT SAID! ] Tbu’ MAYME D SHE WAS WILD. SHELL 4 T RIBBONS WHEN SHE SEES HE Freight Loadings Expected to Rise Further in Week By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, August 29.—Freight car loading figures of individual car- riers have prompted estimates in Wall Street of a total movement for the v ~ek ended August 24 of 628,000 cars. This. with two exceptions, would be | the highest loadings figure since Oc- | tober, 1934, and would compare with | approximately 615,000 cars in the pre- ceding week and 606,000 in the like week of 1934. DOLLAR IS SUPPORTED BY COMMERCIAL DEALS By the Associated Press. LONDON, August 29.—On a dull | murkat, a small commericial demand | today sustained the ‘nited States dollar and it closed at 4.97 7-16 to the | pound, as compared with the over- | night New York rate of 4.97%. Gold‘ currencies barely moved and the franc | closed unchanged at 75.13 to the 1 und. PARIS, August 29 (#).—Three per cent rentes, 79 francs 45 centimes; 41, per cent rentes, 89.40. Exchange on London, 75.15. dollar was quoted at 15.10%2. FOOD MARKET QUIET. NEW YORK, August 29 (#)—Ru-| |mors of further price rises of some food lines in the Fall failed to spur| demand in the wholesale market so| far this week, according to local trade | sources. The | U. S. STEEL MAPS MERGER OF UNITS Carnegie and Illinois Companies ‘Will Be Combined as Part of Decentralization. By the Associated Press, NEW YORK, August 20.—The first major step in the long-heralded de- centralization program of the United | States Bteel Corp. was taken yester-‘ ) day with announcement that the plln‘ of $87,732 for the first half of 1935. for unified operations of the Carnegie | and Illinois Steel companies will be- come effective October 1. Benjamin F. Fairless, former exec- utive vice president of the Republic Steel Corp., will head the new organi- zation and the main office will be established in Pittsburgh, from which | production and sales in the Chicago and Pittsburgh districts will be- di- rected. Many details of the unification re-| { mained unclear, but it was believed | in New York steel circles that such| matters as the name of the new organ- | ization and further changes in person- | nel would be announced with the for- mal election of Fairless some time within the next month. The general plan of reorganization along geographical lines was made public some time ago as a means for obtaining greater operating efficiency, eliminating duplication of facilities, and centralizing managerial responsi- | bilities within the subdivision them- selves rather than in New York. — NEW YORK BAR SILVER. NEW YORK, August 29 (#).—Bar silver quiet and unchanged at 65%. CROWN CORK NETS .02 ON COMMON $973,800 Profit for Haif Year Compares With $608,327 in 1934. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, August 29.—Crown Cork & Seal Co. and domestic sub- | sidiaries report for the six months | ended June 30 net profit of $973,800, equal, after preferred dividends, to $2.02 a common share. This com- pares with $808,327, or $$1.59 a share, in the first half of 1934. Thompson-Starrett Co. ‘Thompson-Starrett Co. reports for | the quarter ended July 25 an estimat- ed net loss of $47,979, compared with net loss of $52,833 in the quarter end- ed July 26, 1934. ANACONDA PLANS REFUNDING ISSUE Dow, Jones Reports Bond Offering Likely Early in October, By the Associated Press. NEW YORI August 29.—Dow. Jones & Co. said today that Anaconda Copper Mining Co. is preparing for | registration of an fssue of 15-year debenture bonds in connection with plans for retirement of $50,000,000 bank loans. The new issue is scheduled for probable offering early in October by a syndicate headed by Blyth & Co,, Inc., the news agency reported. The new issue, it was added, will contain a sinking fund based in part on earnings and offering an oppor- tunity for bondholders to benefit in Columbia Pictures Corp. Columbia Pictures Corp. reports net | profit for the fiscal year ended Junex 29 of $1,815,267 after al} charges and | provisions for Federal taxes. This is equal to approximately $9.91 a share | of common stock after preferred divi- | lend requirements and compares with | | 81,008,935, or $5.69 a share, in the fis- | cal year ended June 30, 1934, Vick Chemical Report. Vick Chemical @o. reports for tie | six months ended June 30 net profit| of $1,044,751, equivalent to $1.49 a share of capital stock. For the first | half last year net profit was $981,917, | or $1.40 a share. Columbus Railway Power. Columbus Railway Power & Light months ended June 30 net income of $1,772,843 against a revised figure of $1,768,223 for the 12 months ended | June 30, 1934, W. T. Grant Net Gains. Consolidated net earnings of W. T. Grant Co. and subsidiaries for the six months ended July 31 were $669,535, equal to 56 cents a share of capital stock. This compares with $658,880, or 55 cents a share, in the first half of last year. | Waco Aircraft Corp. The Waco Aircraft Corp., now oper- ating at capacity, reported a net loss Total sales for the period, the com- pany said, amounted to $290,630. At present the company has unfilled or- ders for more than 50 ‘planes. Pan-American Petroleum. Pan-American Petroleum & Trans- port Co. and subsidiaries (controlled by Standard Oil of Indiana) report for | the six months ended June 30 profit ; ©f $73,227 after depreciation and de- pleticn but before Pederal income taxes. This compares with loss of | $110,790 in the first half last year, BACHE CITES FAITH | OF EUROPE IN U. s. | B the Associated Press. NEW YORK, August 29.—Jules S. Bache, broker-capitalist and head of e New York Stock Exchange firm {of J. 8. Bache & Co., returning from | abroad today said that conditions in | | Europe were not as good as here. “The | people of Europe,” he added, “believe more in us than we do ourselves.” A e el Consumers’ Power Co.—Combined preferred share earnings 12 months ended July 31 were $10.47 vs. $10.58. | Parke Davis Co Co. and subsidiaries report for the 12 FAm Pactors any period in which the company en- Joys larze enmlngs DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED NEW YORK, August 29.—Dividends_de- clared (prepared by the Standard Sta- tistics Corp.) Extra, Pe- Btock of Pay- Rate. riod. © Company. Beecii Nuf Pack (¢ T0e Resumed Xmgrr al Pap & Color Abbott “Laboratories Chi Flex Shaft Accumulated. | Penn Glass sand $7 Superior Portiand " Cement A . 2 Regular, American To’; ot t Packing Brl‘ulAA & Co. Inc. Canada No D © D OO ‘Dust Corp $6 $1.50 Ka 505 LH i Lur nzrd APw | e Nau wn York Tel 67,7 pf $1.6215 Pennsylvania Glass Sand Richs. odd United Grain Grow- DOOOO ©OD © O PODDD | 0O D L'S | 0D counts and a cheer slightly regular] L fractio; Boers closing was better despite smal METAL MARKET. neary. | Iron guie! New Yor nc dulli 5 LAST WEEK FOR THE BIG SAVINGS Prices go up in. Sepsbomber All summer long we have been urging you to buy your coal. Prices have been the lowest in many, many years because: 1. Prices at the mines on our highest quality anthracite have been the lowest in years. 2. The railroads have made spe- cial low freight rates this summer. 3. Retail merchants have passed these savings on to buyers PLUS the lowest delivery costs in years. 'WAW b 3‘7 If you don’t know a Famous Reading Anthracite coal merchant, see the RED PAGE in your ’phone book for the names of those nearest you. Call one TODAY. SAVE EVERY CENT YOU CAN. THE PHILADELPHIA AND READING COAL NOW prices MUST go b ack to normal levels. To take advantage of the big August savings you must act quickly. See your retail coal merchant AT ONCE. Ar- range for all the super-clean Famous Reading Anthraci te you will need this winter. Save the bigdifferencebetween Augustand September prices and be s ure of heating satisfaction at low cost. AND IRON COM 1012 Washington Bidg., Washingten, D. C. PANY e oo AT OOB O eooveserv e seoaroeoore O