Evening Star Newspaper, October 10, 1935, Page 17

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ©C,” THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1935, wes A—17 M CURB LIST MOVES TOHIGHER LEVELS Prices Bid Up Over Most of List and Stay Near Tops Late in Day. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, October 10.—The curb market developed a fair amo_unr. of bullish fervor today and prices were bid up sharply over the major part of the list. In the late trading most of the popular trading favorites were hold- . ing around top levels in spite of mod- erate selling to realize profits. Leaders in the upswing included Gulf Oil, Hiram Walker, Bridgeport Machine, Driver-Harris, Hollinger | Gold, Pittsburgh Plate Glass and | Technicolor. BONDS ON THE CURB MARKET. ————————1 DOMESTIC BONDS. Cities Service b Cities Service 1004 al ll ‘ lul‘ Ji¥d Ts U 6'as A ¥ 2 4 Eonem Pow a3 c E 55 A 11e Bost 101 i 104% 104% q i 1us 103 104 108 103 103 T 1031 103 103 © 103 § 108 ‘H,!l 1‘ il deid bk 17w 10075 10913 10943 o 103" 188 e a3 B n, 88 A Orgia Pw s 67 %?-n‘A‘m.n G 4s ] WiPw Cal 55 % 108% 10ass i 103 98 % T 1 10 1 a% ’. Intersta Pw Intersta Pw ts Inves Co 55 A 47 Inves Co 5s A 47 XW Towa Pb Svc 58 Jers CP&L 4178 C eraoh P&L Sy A 4R Metro Ed 45 71 E Metro Ed 55 B a3 id WU 58 10614 106 .ltm’ 100 1721062 108 1043 1047 35 803 106 10K" 104 Binan 55 S, Seattle Lt sss B‘ BaP 4 3331 | Gray Tel P (a2) 4 | Gulf Of) of Pa FOREIGN BONDS. uen AP 7l%s ’47 lt._, 01’- Lima 6'%s '58 b !umn Mte 75 c 6752 Ger Con So_6l2s A etz L 7i4s 45 x ww—With warr Sarraned. | D_Hev. agt (stp)—Sta !Nelotllbm" impal fCompanies reported e FEDERAL LAND BANKS NEW YORK. October 10 (M.—Federal Land Bank bonds: (Quotation as of 2 o'clock.) 2 10 108 103 102% 1 103% 103 106 188& 1 fl\*z 98% xw—Without i—When ~issued. by maturity. Teceivership. Wy’ 104044 u s et Bbiidisisin 2| 1% Pt (1%) i ; ‘i Cueno Press pf ® | Elec BA&Sh pf (6) nyprmummtumnm. ‘Stock and !l Dividend Rate. Add 030 lilh. Low. Closs. Ac'e W vtcadT%e 29 30 Afr Investors Ino. 1 l’/- 1% 1% Ala Pow pf (6)___ 50s 63% 63% 63% AlaPwrpf (1) __ 108 71 71 Tl Allled Mills(a25¢) 6 17 17 17 Alum'nCoof Am 400s 75 74% 74% Alum'n pf (1%) 1008101% 101% 101% Alum, Ltdcumpf. 1 72% T2% 72% AmCt P&L A (3). 258 13 u aa Am Citles P&L B 4 Am Cynam(40c)B 74 24’. 287- ZM Am District Tel NJevpf (7). \50.113 112% llZK Am Equities 2 Am Fork&Hoe 60::100- 16% 16% IBVQ Am Founders ... % % % Am Founders 38% 38% 38 33% 34 105% 108 13 18% 84 8% % B 1% 1% 38% 89% Uy e ..‘200! Am Gas&E (1.40) 10 Am G&E pf (6) 5001105 Am Lt&Tr (1.20) 9 13% AmMfgCo __.._100s 9 Am Maracaibo .. 2 Am Superpower.. 21 2 Am Superpwof _. 19 29 23% 28 165 65 66 Am Superpower 108105% 105% 105% 3 & & & 39' 1st pf (31) Apnalachan Elec Pwr pf (7) Arcturus Radio T Ark Nat G A Ark Nat Gas cu pf Art Met W (40c) .. |ASSOG & E (A) . Atl Coast Fisher Atlas Corp (a30c) Atlas Corp war Atlas Cor pf A (3) Bellanca Afreraft BlissCo (EW) . | Blue Ridge Corp . Blue Ridge pf (3). | Blumenthal S Bower Roll B (1) Bridgeport Mach_ Brillo Mfg (2)A_- Brown Co pf BufN&E Pnf 1.60) o 25 5% 23 101 101 40'; 40% 46% 46% Eastp 1st pf(5) 2008101 | Bulova cv pf - 508 40"y Bunker Hill&Sul 3758 47% Burma, Ltd (a151-5¢) 1 Butler Bros | Cables&Wire (B)- Can Marcon! 2% 2 6% % 1™ | Catalin Corp 78 | Celanese pf (7 505110 | Celanese 1st pf(7) 25s 108 | Cent Hudson G & | TEectfs (80c) . |CentP&L 110 108 2 15 --1258 35 35 Cert & S W Util Cent States Elec.. Cent States Elec 4 cv pf -- 268 Central States s | Electric 7% pf & | Centrif Pipe (40c) Chi RIV&M (13%) 7 C#1ldsCopt ____ 2608 | Citles Service 20 | Cities Servicent . & | Cittes Sve pf BB.. 20s Claude Neon Lts.. 8 | Clev Tractor 4 €Club Aluminum 1 Columbia Gas & Eleccev nf (5) 1258 | Columb O&G vte | Com'with £4 (4) _ Com'wIth&S war ; Community P& L 1st pf Commnunity Wat$§ Como Mines ____ | Compo Shoe Mach s.te.(50¢) Consol Afreraft__. Cons Conper ... Con=ol Gas of Balto (3 60) | ContG&E pr pf(7) | Cooner Ressemer. | Cooper Bess pf A Cord Corp Corroon & Revm _ Corroon & R of A Cosden Oil Me (d) Crane & Co Creole Petroleum Crocker Wheeler Croft Brewing | Crown Cent Petr._. | Crown Cork Intl A (250¢) Cuban Tob vte . 25 508 1 H‘. 2176 ™ o | o S aRem - % 5 5 ‘0!105 106 106 beY 4 (616) ww = Cusi-Mexicana M 1% | Darby Petr (50¢). 4 | Det Gray tron & |~ Founary (b10e) | Dictograpn Proa Distillers C-Seagr | Dnehler Die Cast Do Chamieal (2) Driver Har (a50¢) | Duval Tex Suiph Eastn G&F Asso Fastn Sta Pw (A) 1008 Eastn Sta Pw (R) 1008 Easy Wash Mch B (ad7lc). & Edison Bros (1) .. 1 36':4’ | Eisler Elec Corp 1 T4 Elec Bond&Share 310 13% Elec BA&Sh pf (5) ™% Ta 261, 25% 2614 22% 22% 22 1100'; 1004 100‘4 38 3?‘4 lfl-\ 5% ’)5« 4 5 19 62 9 12 El Pwr Associates E] Pwr Assoc (A) Elec Pw & Lt opt war o Elec Sharehold Elec Sharehld'g | pf ws (t135) 1758 £mp G&F 7% pf 508 2 Emp G&F 8% pf | Equity Corp | Buropean Elec Ltdbdrts __ Ex-Cell-O A&Tool Fairchild Aviat'n Falstaff Brewery Ferro Enam(80c) Fire As Phila (2) 50s Fisk Rubber 9 Fisk Rub pf (6) _. 1508 Flintkote (1) A__ 1 Fla P&L of 2508 Ford MCan A 1% 8 Ford Mot Ltd (a17 7e) Gen Alloys Gen Flruproonnr Gen PubSvepf 10 Gen Tire & Rub 175s Georgla Pw pf(6) 258 Glen Alden C (11) 11 G0ld Rea) Elec 5 508 13 1 29 T 2 12 Gulf Sta Ut of (f) 258 Hall Lamp (al0e) 6 Hartman Tob 1 Hoela Min (a10e) 36 Heyden Chem(t1) N Hollinzer G(t65¢c) 6 Holly Sugar 3008 Horn&Hard (1.60)150s Hudson Bay Min & Sm(ab0c) Humble Oil (1) Hygrade Food 21 6 5 % | 1 Pw&Lt 86 pf . 1100831% Imp Ofl Ltd coupon (t50e) Indiana P L (30¢) Indlan Territory 1llum Oil (B)__. Insurance Co of North Am (2) Intl Hydro Eleo System cv pf Intl Mining (80e) - int] Mining war 6 3y Int Petrolm(t1%) 31 34% Intl Petrrg (12)-. 1 as'/. Intl Products 1 Iron Fireman (1)-150s 21'/. Irving Air C(t60c) 2 13% Ital Superpwr(A) 2 % Jersey Central P&L pf (T) Klein (D E)(11) .. Kress (S H) spec pf (60c) - 2 11% Kpeuger(G)Brew. L 11% Lake Shore M(t2) _ 8 46% Lane Bry'nt pf(7) 250s 75 1 6% 1 % B3R 19% 1 5% 2% 2008 674 800s 10 112 ... 10s 80 £0, - 80 117% 17% 17% 1% 1% 11% 11% 46% . 46% 7% 75 % 6% Ll k] 66 66 8 8 Lehigh C&N(50¢) Leonard Oil Lerner Stores (2) 2 66 Lone Star Gas30c 6 8 Long Island Light 26 4% Loudon Packing 2 % , ') National Oats Co. common share g jiapes Co: ' &nings, nine months ended Aepwm-:Enyl'a Casualty. ber 30, were 56 cents vs. 83 cents. new (150c). Louisiana L&Ex 25 % MgWill Dred 'lllofi‘)l“‘t 2)ew. 1 26 i 14 | Rwv&Lt Secur % 10% 10% | 1% | oy, | Southn New Eng T | * | Texon O&T.d(80c) . | Toledo Edison % | Utd Verde Ex f20c NEW YORK CURB MARKET Stock and . Sales— Dividend Rate. Add 00 l!lh. Low. Close. Mayflower As (2). 608 b 64 b4 81 % 3% 4% % 2 @ Mich Gas & Oil... Michigan Sugar-- Middle States Petrol vic B__.. Middle W Ut (d).. Mid West Utll conv pf A (d). Midland Stl Prod- Minn Mining & Mfg (160c) 1008 Mohawk Hudson 1st pf (4) - 4268 % L 3% 3 1% 17% 18 18 82 79 81% Mohawk H 2d pf. ‘00! 37% 35 37 Molybdenum . . 13% 12% 134 Mont Ward A (T) l70llS!% 138 138% Murphy Co (1.60). 2 132’\! 130% 182% Nat Bella Hess .. 1% 1% Nat Ba&Sh (11) .. 39 39 Nat Fuel Gas (1) 1% Nat Investors .. 1% 8 1 3% 1% 18 1 2 11 Nat Inv pf (34)--.140s Nat Leather . - 2 Nat Rubber Mach 2 Nat Service ... 12 Nat Servicepf .. 1 Nat Tea pf (55¢) . 268 Nat Transit (80¢) 2 Nat Union Radio 7 NJ Zine (2) 8508 NewMex&ArisLd. 1 Newm Min (al) . N Y & Hond (1) N Y P&L pf (6) N Y P&L pf (T) Niag Hud Pw Niagara Hudson Pw (A) war Niagara Hudson Pw (B )war.... Niag Sh Md B Noma Elec Corp... North Am L&P._. Nor Am L&P pt Nor Am Util Sec.. Northn N Y Utll PE(T) Northern Stat % 0 2 2 24% 2% 258102 102 102 Power (A) __ 8 17 15% 17 Novadel Ag (2) 10 31% 30% 31% Ohio Brass B (1). 25s 29% 29% 29% Ohio Oilcu pf (6). 2103 102 102% Outboard MotB_.. 1 1 1 1 Overseas Secur... 7 3% 3% 8% 15 29% 29 29Y PacificG& E 1stpf (1%) . Pao Light'g pf (6) 508104 104 104 Pac Tin spec (a2) 150s 36 36 Pan-Am Air (1)... 4 39 | Pantepec Oil ._._. 155 3% Parke Davis (+1) 1 44 Parker Rust (13). 135015"% Pennroad Corp .. 146 Penn W&P (3) _ 3 ‘llv. Pepperell Mfg (3) 100s Phoenix Secur . __ Phoenix pf (3) Ploneer Gold Mines Ltd (80c) 3 Pitney Bo P (20c) 18 Pitts & L E (2%) 1908 Pitts Plate G(12). 12 Potrero Sugar 24 Prudential Invest. 2 Pub Sve Northn 100s 11 4508 3 FOES QUST CHIEF OF V.C. CHEMICAL Ivey and Dart Both Lose Board Places—Court Fight Expected. By the Assoctated Press. RICHMOND, Va, October 10—A DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED NEW Y¢ October 10.—Dividends de- cl-reg lm"enlred by the Standard Statis- o Py !l k. l Pay 'e- Stock of Pay- Rate. riod. reco! ble. Woodware 4hrop. %ige S Fackenite% pm??:u ® Greae. bitter struggle among stockholders For for control of the $30,000,000 Vir- ginia-Carolina Chemical Corp. seemed straight for the courts today as mem- bers of a faction defeated in an early morning stockholders’ meeting rallied around A. L. Ivey, ousted president, and Joseph A. Dart, former director. Both men were dislodged from their directorships at a stormy meeting here last night. The meeting resulted in victory for George S. Kemp and the faction he heads. Kemp, with W. 8.. Battle, jr.; Alexander Cameron, jr.; F. M. Collier, J. F. Henderson, W. H. Slaughter, Leon M. Nelson and Ross H.- Walker constitute the new directorate of the company. As the result of last night's ballot- ting e known members of the Ivey:! group declared they felt the meeting had been illegally called and said they would take the matter to court. Ivey asserted that he felt the entire proceedings should be reviewed by the courts. A special meeting of a group of 7 per cent stockholders to decide what action, if any, might be taken, was in prospect today. ————e U. 8. TREASURY POSITION. By the Associated Press. The position (of the Treasury_ on Octo- ber & was $17.020.K76.44; ex- peaditures, Ok al 05, balance. 81— 734,318, customs reeciols lor the fiscal year (since Ju 33.00; _expenditur o including $074.82 mergency expenditures: exce pendllur 50,058, 10 ErORs debt 451.511,600.69, a decrease of $1,40! )0, undér the previous day; €old ¥ 435547 Un: lpts for October ), 1034 tfomwlnbl: t yei mount S Recemu for 1 0,50 “Yor the flscal et 111 no par Puget Sound Pw & Lt 85 of 2508 Puget Sound Pw & Lt 36 pf 8508 58 3 Rainbow Lum (A) Reed Roller Bit (1) 100| 43 Reliable Stores __ Revnolds Invest__ l'- Richmond Rad __ 5 4 Roosevelt Field 1 Root Petrolmeum 9 Roval Tvnewriter 15 Ruhernid Coa (1) 508 Russeks Fifth Av 1 Saf Car HAL (3) .. 50s St Reris Paper 50 St Recis Paner nf 2908 Schiff TheCo (3) 3 Scovill Mfg (1) _.110s Selected ndus 9 Selec Industries allot ctf= (3%) 1508 Seton Teather : | Sentrv SafetvCon 1 % | Shattuck Den Min 1 4 | Sher-Wilms (4) 5116 115% 116 | Sher-wWilms pf(6) 50s108% 108% 108% | Shenandonh ot . 1 22 22 22 | Sinzer Mf= (16) ~ 208285 2831 285 Smith (A 0) 9 49% 4Tu | Smith Corona vte 1 14% 14w Sonotone Corp 4T 2% 2% | South Am Gold & Plat (40c) 6 4y |SouPennOil140. 1 25 Southn Calif E4 of B (1%) 5 Southn Calif Edls DfC (1%) 8 26w SouthnColoPw A 1 1% 10s121 3 5 24 5 69 bl 416 25 28% 26 264 1% 121 121 5% & & 35% 351 40% 40 20% 20% 14% 1 % 1% 28% Tel (6) Sou'land R(+20¢) Spanish&Gen rets Square Deal Co pf A (2.20)300s | Square Deal (B) 10 | Stand 0!1 Rv (1) | Stand ofi Ohto __ Stand Pw&Lt | Stand Silver # T Starrett C'p pf(d) | Stetson (J B) 123 | Strook & Co .. 15% | Stutz Motor 1 | Sullivan Machine 15 | Sun Investing ___ 4% Sunrav O} 1% Sunshine Min 1.60 19% Swift Intl (2) __ 284% Swiss Oil (40e)._. 2% Taggart Corp 2 Tampa Elec(2.24) 34% Technicolor Inc . 20% | Texas Gulf Prod 2% 2% 24% B% 5% 6% 1051065 106'; 106% 3 3 % 4 8% 8% Th % L % 35% 40'% 201 144 1 % 1% 12% 15% 1 15 4% 1% 19 28% 2% 2 34% 18% 204 39 | cupf(7) Trans-Lux Daylite | _Pie Sn (200) __ Tung-Sol Lamp _ Union Gas (Can) s18e) . Unit Alr war_ Unit Corp war. Unit Founders..... Unit Gas Corp ... Unit Gas Cor war. Unit Gas Corp pf- Unit Lt&Pw (A) . Unit Lt&Pw of Unit Molssses Ltd (a8%c) = Unit Profit Share Unit Shoe M 23 _ U 8 Elec Pw ww U S Foil (B) (§0e) Unit Stores vto 3 8% 2 42 17 5 % 4 2% United Wall Paper 37 2% ? | Univ Prod (a80c) 1650!20% 6 Utah Apex Utah P&L pf $1% 4508 Utilities P&L 26 Utilities P&L pf * 5008 Utllity Eq pf(33%) 25s Utility & Indus pt Venezuela Petrol Waco Afreraft.... I Wahl Co . Walker (Hiram).. Walker (H)pf(1). Walker Mining... Wayne Pump..... Wenden Copper..... W Va CoM&Cok: 1 Wutn Alr Exp(n) Western Auto Supply (3) A West Tab&Sta (1) Wright Harg tébe Yukon Gold . Dmm Anu "&‘P—nu ‘l'ld. 13 4 1508 49 1 16% 18 1:/. z ' UNION OIL DISCLOSES PROFIT OF $4,000,000 By the Associated Press. LOS ANGELES, October 10.—The Union Ol Co. of California announced net profits of $4,000,000 for the first nine months of this year, as com- pared to $1,700,000 for the corre- sponding S SAVE * Snmlgr reductions have also been made on the well known “A.GP." and " WASHINDTON GAS LIGHT, COMPANY h Py Seam! North Phila Trust._ Nor N Y Util 7% pf 0 B - Union”Oil Co”of Calif 25e Woodward & Lothrop iic B NEW YORK BANK STOCKS NEW YORK. October 10 (#).—New York Security Dealers” Association today: (Quotations as of 2 o'clock.) k of Man (1'2) S.nm. LRt Trving Tr (.60) Manutacturer's Tr (17 Natl City (1) N Y Trust (5) Fubuic (1l Title G & United it Tr (708) a—Including ext ®—Declared or pi 1899 5 so far this year, LONDON BANK REPORT. LONDON. October 10 (. —The weekly statement of the Bank of England shows the following changes in pounds: Total re- serve decreased 5:3,000: circulation creased 52.000: bulllon ‘increased 20.0 other securities increased 61%,000:" pul deposits, increased 10.5:18.000° other de- nosits decreased notes Teserve X Government securities the 75,000 The proportion of the bank's reserve 10 Uability is 34 47 per cent, compared with 36,00 last week. Rate of discount. 2 per cent. in- decreased MONEY MARKET. NEW YORK, October 10 (P.—Call money steady; "4 per cent all day: time loans steady: '60-00 days, 'e offered; 4-6 months. 14 offered. Brime commercial paper. % per cent. Bankers' acceptances unchanged. Rediscount rate, New York Reserve Bank. 1'z per cen . | prices will become inflated,” he said. * | issuance of securities is leading America ®i5 | into becoming a Nation “not merely | ©. GAY SEES THREAT IN EXGESS FUNDS | Low Money Rates and Huge Reserves Held Menace to Sound Values. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, October 10.—Low money rates and excessively large bank reserves are highly inflationary factors that constitute a menace to lound security values, in the opinion of Charles R. Gay, president of the New York Stock Exchange, Addressing the annual conference of the American Management Associa- tion, Gay said that “in all modern instances” where stock market prices have advanced to the point at which they lost all “reasonable relationship to values,” the condition had been ac- companied by “extravagant use of bank credit.” “I am not predicting that stock “I recognize, however, that the stock market provides an inviting field where this might ‘occur, largely because of ready marketability which, under { normal conditions, is such a benefit to business.” James M. Landis, newly elected | chairman of the Securities and Ex- change Commission, in his maiden public address, as head of the S.E. C, | declared Federal legislation governing of security holders, but investors.” He justified the mass of data gathered by the S. E. C. on business— at heavy expense to corporations—an | many counts and deelared there was no doubt that the information was being used by the public as well as | the financial community. Landis indicated the commission seriously was considering providing the | | inexperienced investor with a brief | | prospectus as a ready guide, and he discussed at length the problems of further reducing the cost to corpora- tions of registration statements, RUBBER FUTURES. YORK. October 10, NEW udl dy. 5a7 cember. | ighy 12.45b: March. 12.70. TO Washington Exchange SALES—AFTER CALL. Woodward & Lothrop, com.—25 at 40. Washington Gas 5s, 1958—8$1,000 at 106'6. $1,000 at 106%, $1,000 at %, $1,000 at 106%, $1,000 at 105‘/.. ~ Notice—This Exchange will be closed Saturday next, “Columbus day.” * Bid and Asked Prices. Amer. Tel, & Tel. 4 Am. Tel. i'l'cgl‘ool 3 3 Barber & Ross, Chevy Chase Club Cof Countty Club W. M. Cold 8toral Amer. Tel. & Tel. Gapital Transit Co, & W. aulmbnn P“g.lnel" Pow. Bl BL. (650 u;'kllxce?: bom:"z 335 Ry. & EL pfd. (5)-2 108 BANK AND TRUST COMPANY. Amer. Bec & Tr. 2 (é“‘“’ % 6 Co. (8).. ~‘0. pfd Wit biten ) Wash. Loan & FIRE INSURANCE: American (12) Corcoran (250 remen’s (1.6 Nationa] Union { ‘TITLE INSURANCE. Columbia (.30)__. | Real Estdte (8) 108 MISCELLANEOUS. E:rvex Corp. (1.60)_ naton Monotype (47 Mergenthaler Linotype Peaples Drus 8 prd | ) 5m 11 ea] Esf el dloed B et g wn Wind: & Loih i oo w e $Ex-dividend. Hsce extrs. Pt y-.....____ 180 2 0 4 o% 48 39 12 250 TONS OF LEAD SOLD. NEW YQRK, October 10 (#).—The St. Joseph™Yead Co. reports that 250 tons of pig lead from Southeast Missouri mines were sold yesterday at $4.45 per hundred pounds St. Louis. e A plentiful supply of hot water always on tap. ® Speeds hundreds of everyday household tasks. @ Clean hot water instantly in case of emergency. [} _Economical to operate — only' a few cents a day. e Completely automatic—ends stair climbing. ‘@ An aid to feminine loveliness, and family health. oy INVESTING COMPANIES NEW YORK. October 10 (#.—New York Becurity Dealers’ Association: (Noon quotations.) Bid. 12.9 Asked. 18.9% Trustee Stand Inv C. Trustee 8tand Jny I Trusteed A: Tristeed Thavatry 8K Trusteed N Y Bk 8hr: —_— CHICAGO LIVE STOCK. CHICAGO, October 10 (P) (United States Department of Agriculture) —Hog including 4.500 direct. slow, lHl 5 ten'l than “Wednesday's average: | o bulk. 180-250 pounds 260-320 1050010 0 0od_and choice. 140-160' pounds, 10.258 75: most sows. § 15a8.75. Cattle—7.000: caives. 1.000; fed steers and yearlings strong to & shade higher fairly active. practically everything sold on early Tound: best heavy sieers. 13.10; riings. 12.50: bulk. better grade. 11 50a i Siegrs selling’ at 1050 down to and below and killer accounts get- much better action at sharply higher prices than early in week: stocker suppiy well cleaned up for week mon\ 50 cen; Dulls hig! pounds, up: all oy Rieaty and Shy 5000: little done: indicattons .rnund "25 cents lower on fat lamibe: sheen dy: feeding lambs scarce. firm: early bids downward H choice lambs; bes 1 above: slaughter ue- elleible. ‘5.008430, Great, Nonhem Railway—Deficit, eight months ended August 31, was $1,707,938 vs. deficit $4,627,132. ion"Pitl"burg"and"RUUD" AUTOMATIC GAS WATER HEATERS ex” heaters. GEORGETOWN ‘fiAS LIGHT COMRANY A R S A I | N S AT NS S TR A SRS R N e RS VW NN Y oy