Evening Star Newspaper, October 6, 1936, Page 17

v FINANCIAL. 'BONDS ON N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE RAILROAD BONDS CONTINUE CLIVE Speculative Issues Attract Buying, While Other Sections Lag. Bond Averages 20 10 10 10 Rails tndus Ut For'n Net change - Unc 1 Unc Today noon. 97.6103.4102.8 69.8 97.6103.3102.9 608 95.2103.4 1025 70.0 - 813 993 974 669 - 97.6104.1103.0 72.0 1936 low_... 8691018 99.3 67.6 1936 high... 87.81022 99.8 70.4 1935 low. 764 922 845 655 1932 10W.... 45.8 400 646 422 1928 high...101.1 98.9102.9 100.5 10 Low-Yield Bonds. Noon _.._112.8 Prev Day.112.8 Month ago 112.3 Year ago- 109.4 1936 high_112.8 1936 low.. 110.3 1935 high. 110.7 1935 low._ 107.9 1928 high. 1044 1932 low.. 868 (Compiled by the Assoclated Press.) By the Assoclated Press. NEW YORK, October 6—Buying | orders for speculative railroad bonds | continued to dominate the market | today as other quarters lagged a bit. | The volume of trading increased a ' little as gains of fractions to a point | or so blanketed the domestic corporate section. United States Gmernmem‘ loans were unimpressive at slightly Jower prices with comparatively few‘ transactions appearing. Forelgns‘ moved along indecisively at fractionally | changed prices. Frisco 43s, St. Paul 5s and Al- legheny stamped 5s were outstanding | gainers in the rail section, with gains | of 1 point or more. New Haven 6s | also were well taken and improved moderately, B.&O. Di.scloses Freight Loadings | Near 1931 Peak| Special Dispetch to The Star. | Belgium 6348 *49 cuee | Belgium 78 ‘55 ccemmee By private wln direct to The Star, Approximate ‘rru-ulm ‘Today. U 8 Gov't Bonds..__.. 510,000 Foreign Bonds. ceee- Domestic Bond: 14,930,000 TREASURY. High. 2% 8104547 e 104.16 104.16 288 1948-51eee 1 23,8 1951-54 2%,8°56-59 e 278 1955-60 2748 1955-60 reg_.. 381948, l. ST 35195156 314m1946-49 . 3Us 1941 e 318 1044-46.__ 3%81940-43 June 33,8 1941-43 Mar. 335 1943-47 u 1944-54 1,8-3% 81943-45 1is 1947-52 .. 119.2 FEDERAL FARM MORTGAGE. 25,8 1042-47 oo 102.26 102.26 102.26 281947 1047 1047 1047 s 1949 103.27 103.24 108.24 3181964 104.26 104.26 104.26 HOME OWNERS' LOAN. 2148 1042-44____ 101.26 101.26 101.26 2%, 81939-49 101:29 101.27 101.28 3571952 108.17 108.16 103.16 FOREIGN BONDS. High. Low. Close Abitibl Pa&Pw 6863 10} 68% 704 Akershus 58 ‘63 7% Antioquia 2d 78'67 % Antioquia 3d 7s '57.. 1% Argentine 6357 A.._. Argentine 6s'58 B Argentine 6s '69 June. Argentine 6s'59 Oct Argentine 6s '60 May. Argentine 68 ‘60 Sept Argentine 6s ‘61 Febr Argentine 6s 61 May. Australia ¢ 56 Australia 5 Australia Austrian 7 07 e, Belgium 68 '65 - —ccauae £ 105% 10633 11434 1054 105} 10634 114% Belglum 78 "56 ccaeeem 105§ Berlin 6s 58 Berlin 6%4s ‘50 | Berlin Elec 68 ‘5! Buenos A %876 Au‘ Buenos Alres 41%48-3%8'77 Pv. Buenos A C38°84 Buenos A C6%:8'55 _. Buenos A 6s'61 st Pv_ BALTIMORE, October 6.—Carload- | ings on the Baltimore & Ohio Rail- | road for the month of September to- | taled 218,873, of which 146,804 were loaded on line and 72,069 were re- ceived from connections. The total eclipsed that of September, 1931, when the figure was 215,524, and was only a few thousand below the record month of October, 1931. It also showed an increase of 42744 cars loaded over September of 1935, when the total was 176,129, comprising | 115,045 cars loaded on line and 61,084 Teceived from connections. | Compared with the preceding month of August, this year, September’s load- | ings showed an increase of 7,370 cars. ‘The total for August was 211,503, made | up of 141,138 cars loaded on line and 70,365 received from connections. For the week ended October 3 total carloads were 52401, consisting of 34,431 cars loaded on line and 17,970 received from connections. This was an increase of 11,535 cars loaded over | the same week of last year, when the total was 40,866, consisting of 27, 142' cars loaded on line and 13,124 received | from connections. During the previous week (the week ended September 26) the total loads | were 53,243, of which 35,260 were load- | ed on line and 17,983 received from connections. Waslnngton Exchange SALES. Potomac Electric 6% pfd.—5 at 111. Potomac Electric 5!2% pfd—10 at 112, 10 at 112, 10 at 112, ‘Washington Gas Light—10 at 83. American Security & Trust Co.—10 at 251, 5 at 251. AFTER CALL. Riggs Bank com.—3 at 295'2, 1 at 295. City & Suburban 55—$1,000 at 88. Potomac Electric 5127 pfd—10 at| 112% Bid and Asked Prices. BONDS. PUBLIC UTILITY, Amer. Tel. & Tel 4':s_ . Am"rel “& Tel. col. ur. Bs ARcostia & Pot. 35 Ana. & Pot. City & Suburban 5 Georgetown_G: 'ot. Elec. Pow vash. Gas 5s 1 Wash. Gas s 1960. Wash. Rwy. Chevy Chase Club 5 Col. Country Club 5'as. W. M. Cold Storase 5s STOCKS. PUBLIC urn.l'nr Wash. Ry. & El com. (361_ Wash. Ry. & El. pfd. (5) __ BANK AND TRUST OOMPARY. mer. Sec. Co. (e8. erda (5783 porrTonaey iy ey SIZR5Z otd. (5) ashinston (6) Wash, Loan & Tr. (8) FIRE INSURANCE, American (6. 10 ® 1 i?reon -uofil ‘Onion 0y~ TITLE 422 I’I w Oflmm 1.60) - ent d:;uu - [ n'“mluln-s M . 'k ? ‘za ”?, A w’f gorm 3 Wd fl (")_" aso“'m& T g 2% extra. Bfe Fald June 30. 1936, CHICAGO LIVE STOCK. 0, Qotober 4 )mnued Btates %00 I‘C > iehi lnd Io" - s 50c paid Aug. alves, 2.000' |ll :mlu P eer " orades wunt;y 1 outlet t nd '!llln closing _low! start. mostly m down late. but up to 11.00 eal eep. 9. 1 u-lufl 2 bl 1 lows choice (efl!lnl lmlu steat few to ben Wuurnl here. & most Jami | Dénmark 6s 42 AmT& T6%s 43 Am T F 2%8-63 38-'60 Am Wat Wks 6s *76 L eves around s BoaB 6 tisn ‘Anaconda deb ‘,” 50 | Canada 3%s 61 | Canada 4s°60 Canada 6s '52 Chile 65 °60 .. Chile 6s 61 Jan Chile 68 '61 Feb Chile 65 '61 Sep Chile 8862 Chile 6363 .. Chile 7s ‘42 Chile Mtg Bk 6s '62 Chile Mtg Bk 6145’57 Chile Mtg Bk 63%s'61. Chilean Mun L 7s '60_ Colombia 65 '61 Jan__. Colombia 6s 61 Oct __ Jopenhagen 41,8 '53. Copenhagen 6 Copenhagen T bs B4l | Cordoba 7s 42 Pr: Costa Rica 78 A 51 Cuba 4358 49 Cuba 5%s 45 Denmark 4%s Denmark 5% 991§ 101 108 ” 14214 125%4 129 128 3874 Dominie 1st 5% French Gov 7849 . French Gv 78 *49 un st French Gov 73;8 41 French G 7%s’4luns Ger C Bk A 6s°38 Ger C Ag Bk 6860 Oct Ger Gen Elec 6138 "40. Ger Gov b%s '65 st Ger Gov 6%s 65 un st Ger Prv & City Bk con Ag 6% s "58_ Ger Rep 7849 stpd Ger Rep 78°49 un st Grt CEl Jap 6%s 50 Hungary 7%s 44 Febr coupon on._. Italy 78 ‘51 Ital Crd P W 75’47 B_ Ital P U Crd 7853 Japan 6%s 65 Japan 638’54 Kreug&Toll bs '59 c(l_ Mex 48 '10-"45 asst sm. Milan 6%s 63 Minas Gers 6%s ‘58 Sept coupon off .. | Minas Geras 61859 Sept coupon on ... 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Bklyn Man Tr6s'49 A Bklyn Un Gas Bklyn Un Gas 53’67 B Buft R&P con 448’67 Buff R&P cnd % 8’57 rg Bush Term con 6s '56 Bush Term Bldg s '60 By-Prod Ck 5%8s "45.. {| Camag 78’42 ctfs Canada Sou 58 Can'dian N R ¢ Can’dian N R 438 '66. Can'diap N 5869 July Can’dian N R 68’69 Vet Can Nrdb 628 '46 rg_ 116% 108% 9334 3944 7134 Centof NJ 4s Cent of N J gen Cent of NJ gn 6: Cent Pac 18t rf 4549 Cent Pac bs ‘60 CentPTrShL | Cent RR B Ga 5837 | Cert'a deb 58 *48 ;{Champ P& F 4%s Chesap Cev bs 44 | Chesap Corp 6847 .. Ches & O 3%8'96 C&Ogen u/, C& O con b Chi & Alt ref n'ds Chi B & Q gen 48 ‘58, Chi B& Q 4143877 ¢| Cni B&Q 1 div 3358 49 Chi & E 111 58 'b1._. | Chi & E 11168 '51 ctts_ | Ch1 Grt Wast 48’59 Chi Ind & Liou 5: Chil & L gen 5366 Chi Ind & L ref 68 '47_ Chi Ind & L gen 6366 Chi Ind & So 4s '5: e CM&StP 48’89 __- CM&StP gn 43889 C CM&StP 4%;8'89 E 589 CM&StP b3 '75 CM&StP&P adj | Chi & NW gen 31;s '87 | Chi & NW gen 45 '87__ Chi & NW 4338 2037 - Chi & NW 4138 2037C Chl & NW 4%8°49 . Chi & NW 4%8'87. Chi & NW gen 65 '8 C&NW Nr W 6%s | Chi R 1&P rt Chi R 1&P rf Chi R I&P ge: ChiR I&P 4% Chi R 1&P 4%8 60 __. Chi T H&S 1st 6560 Chi T H&S inc 6860 _ Chi UnSta3%s'63E Cbi Un Sta 4s Chi Union Sta & Chi& W Lcon 4s Chi& W Ind 41 Childs & Co 6s * v Chile Cop deb 53 u1 Cin Union Term 6s 57 CCC&St Ligen 45'93__ CCC&St L rf 445877 B 34 | CCC&St L ref 6363 D Clev Cliffs Ir 4% s 50 Clev Un Tel 4%8'77. . Clev Un Term 68’73 B Clev Un Ter 5%s'72 A Colo Fuel & Ir 55 70 Colo & So 4%85'80 .. Columbia G & E b8 52 May - Columbia G&E b5 '61- Cons Coal Del 5860 Cons Ed NY 3%8 46 n Cons Ed NY 3%s°66 n Cons Gas N Y 4%s'61 Consum P un 3%s *65. Cons Pwr 3%s 70 Consum Pwr 3%s Container 6s ‘46 CrownC & S 4s Cuba RR 1st Cuba Northn 5%8'42.. Cumb T&T 6837 Del & Hud ref 4s'43 Den & R G con 48 '36... Den& R G 4%s'36 . Den & R G W b8 '65 Den & RGW 65'65 asst Den& RGref5s’78 . Detroit Edis 4365 F_. Det Edison 4%s 61 D. 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B4 Minn & 8¢ 1. 6834 ctfa 13 MStP&SSM ¢ 374 MStP&SSM cn 4% MStP&SSM b a1y 8 .. 8... std. { | MStP&SSM 6%8'49.. 30 MoK &T lll:l ‘90 95 Mo Pac 68’811 Mo Pacific 6%8°49 A, Monong Pub § Mont Pwr ret b Mont Power 63 ‘62 A 103 Morris & Co 4%s'39__ 103% Mor &Essex 31482000 947§ Morris & Essex 4%4°65. 95 Mor & Essex 58 '65... 100 Namm & Sons 68743 973§ Nashv C&St L 48"18__ 96% Nassau Elec 48 '51 gt 68% Nat Dairy 3% 8’61 ww 107} Nat Dis PC 434845 105% NatR M 4138’26 asst. 3% Nat Steel 48°66 . 10885 New E T&T 1st 55 °52. 126 New Jer P&L 448 '60. 107 New Or GNR 6383 A. 944 New Orl PS5s'52 A 99% w Orl PS 65355 B_ 99 w Orl Ter 1st 4863 97 w Or T&M 438 e w Orl T&M |nc5l‘l$ 2% New Orl T&M 68’54 B 5034 New Or T&M 5856 C.. 4 53 6214 . 10134 10134 102 1013 - 1073 107 101%% 101K 10635 106% 10214 10274 10825 103% MY MY 944 W4 100 100 9% 9T 96 9634 6715 673§ 106% 107 N Y Cent 4542 N Y Cent con NYCentrt4 95% 953 NYCrfa% - 95% 955 S N Y Cent rf 65 2013 101% 101§ N ¥ Centcvés'4d.._. 122 120% NYC MichC3%s"98.. 9 96 37 1005 ww 8. 96 96% NYChi&StL6s’38_ 100 993 “53_ 107% 10734 Dock 18t 48 '51.,. 643 643 Edison 3%s'65 D 103} 103 G E] H&P 4849 1157 115%4 N Y G E] H&P bs '48_. 1285 125% N Y &Green L 55°46_. 100 100 NYNH&H3%8%47_ NY NH & H3%8s 54— NY NH& H3%s 56 NY NH & H 48’56 e NY NH & H 4s "b6... 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A further substantial rise in both loans and deposits during the week ended September 30 was reported to the Federal Reserve. Board by member banks in 101 leading cities.’ Treasury experts saw a reflection of brisker ‘commercial activity in the week’s $72,000,000 increase in loans and investments, coupled with & $117,- 000,000 rise in adjusted demand de- posits, Both figures continued a trend evident during the Spring and Sum- 98| mer months. The flight of European capital to Ameriea during' the Just prior to the devaluation of the franc re- sulted in s $56,000,000 incresse in the cation of the disposal of Federal se- “0, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1936. |Dividend in Stock Ordered by Board Of National Can By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, October 6.—A lloel dividend of 33'1-3 per cent was dered today wmmunmu Can Co., payable (to shareholders of recerd October §. F Directars also voted, subject to the approval of stockholders, to meie the company with McKeesport Tin Plate Co., which owns 65 per cemt of the National Can formerly opersted s the Metal Package Oo. DIVIDENDS ANHOUNCED el W-u-mfi 'u i 1y nuu Resumed. - Bik.of Pay- Ratg. Fioa. tekofd, Ahle $1 __ 10-13 51‘#) -- 1018 28¢ . 10-1[ i‘ i .50 ‘1 -3 Chas K. Hires “B" Ped Mogul Corp.__ aian ni" ¥0§ Moore Dfllll exington Ut iver Df___ ‘A'lulnh‘lnu flll) M"'g;g Q curitief to individual investors after | ept N, the Treasury’s September 15 financ- ing operations. Member banks hold- | Stk 00 ings of Government obligations re- mained $1,153,000,000 above the level of October 2, 1935. Reserve balances with Pederal Re- serve Banks rose $132,000,000 to a total of $5,023,000,000. Washington Produce to_storss JUTTER—Range of pri cathered from wholessie dea t""fi Q 10-20 $1.75 Q@ _-62%¢ Q 10-15 ? 62" 1-15 Srrcuse lm‘{nnmlon i : S 'r- 5 G) Lid r- % L_ 2178 148 30 Utics, Cm n‘n" uhlnnan rion m&'!:"ci‘}! ‘flu A -pou ca! 07 acore). 35: i 90 M veal. Jamb. 1881 E Ty 27828 pork IMII 24 id shippers, met f.ob. Wash- the u: States lunlu of umulmnl Eeonomics FeceCral. steady to Good fl'me" whites in de emlnd 'ulnhtl limited. Current receipts. 2 g!- y g e fow ot 1 to ‘eont D mium. vernment sraded and white eggs (net prices paid shippers. Washington): U. 8. e ediums, 3! Receipts onl. mand dull tled. ' Fowl: horns. moderately ndertone nervi Colored. ll ?rnrl- 91 nlovu all s, L’feh ‘sorine turkers: B D omar 1% ‘pounds and up. 2 High. Low. Close. 1045 104% 104% 0% Rutland RR ¢% 0= Saguenay Pw 438 ‘66 St Jo Ry L T&P 65’37 St L IM&S R&G ¢s 33 St L IM&SR&S¢w'33ct. 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NEW YORK, October 6.—Extension of trading in the New York Stock Ex- change to 4 pm. from the present limit of 3 p.m, is the subject of “con- versations” by & number of firms doing a substantial securities business on the Pacific Coast, it was learned today. These members feel the wide dis- parity of time between New York and the coast militates against obtaining the amount of business which might normally be expected from the Far West. They point out that when the New York exchanges open for business it is 6 a.m. in California, Oregon and ‘Washington, an hour which they be- lieve is much too early to interest ive customers. At closing time in New York it is the trading time here, thereby doubling the “good trading hours” on the Pa- cific Coast. Stock exchange officials have not been presented with any request to consider the change and disclaim any knowledge of the firms involved in the move. They “understand,” however, that some “talk to that effect has been going the rounds.” SAN FRANCISCO, October 6 (#).— Pacific Coast brokers expressed doubt today whether the New York Stock Exchange could gain enough added coast business to make it pay to re- main open another hour. Should the move be tried, it would aid speculative traders, some said, and would give some houses more business with little if any additional cost. Investment trading, it was believed, would be little affected. $26,000,000 Spent By Chevrolet For Factory Changes By the Asscclated Press. DETROIT, October 6.—M. E. Coyle, president and general manager of the Chevrolet Motor Co., announced today | the concern has expended $26,000,000 in retooling, installing new machinery and rearranging plants and assembly lines. Coyle told 1,000 members of the Chevrolet field force assembled here that $10,000,000 was spent in the| plants at Flint, $6,000,000 in Detroit < | parts factories and the commercial Palls (1.60) lobe s lun am) - lobe & Rut_ Great ‘Amer 1 Hanover (1.60) (1. 1«\) D amisionmn 193 iz 03 > 380 a—Also extra: i §Declared or pald so far this year, FOREIGN EXCHANGES. NEW YORK. October 6 change mixed: Great Bri others in cents. Great Brluln dem hl bills, llfl::l 613, 25.29: Denm. Svitseriang, tusal. 447 Cuchul -k] BOSTON WOOL MARKET. ‘BOSTON. October 8 (# (United States Department of Agriculture).—Only small Quantities of ‘domestic wools were moving in the Boston market today. Territory Tools 1n original al bagt had some call at !Bn asis. s Sont e e reitory wools. Were re- he. staple territory wools were re- ported in th :-ln’ nge of RRa0N0 cen ..n“ Ohi. Delaine s were sold at :DIBB cents in the grease. HEADS CLEARING HOUSE. NEW YORK, October 6 (#).—At the annual meeting of New York Clearing House Association today, William S. Gray, jr., president of Central Han- over Bank & Trust Co., was elected chairman of the Clearing House Com- mittee, succeeding James H. Perkins, chairman of the National City Bank. MELVILLE BOOSTS DIVIDEND. NEW YORK, October 6 () —Direc- tors of Melville Shoe Corp. have de- clared a quarterly dividend of $1.35 on the common stock, payable November 1 to stock of record October 17. Three months ago the dividend was increased to $1 from 873 cents. CUT YOUR MORTGAGE COST UR modem mortgage Refinance Plan often means lower interest costs for property owners—with a more convenient method body division at Muncie, Ind., dianapolis. B XETAL MARKET. October 6 (2 .—Copper elecirolsiic Spot and fi 9.75 9.75. Tin parely steady: P‘urby 35,30085.40 uture. 44 Id lleld’ spot New an la 45. Zinc ul e 'l‘mm s nd, future, 485 Quicksil iminum. antimon. 4 woliramite uheha — Mock, Judson, Voehringer Co., Inc. —Common share earnings, six months ended June 30, were $1.10. NEW uum Investments B/, gFint Mortgas Real Estate Notu Sficwcl by new 1::;. \W. section of Wi tll. Bradley, Beall & Howml: Inc. tmmmal Ilflvlr 40 Years NA. thern Blds. Money for C::‘:fin Loans on Improved Properties 5Y2% FIRST DEED OF TRUST ONLY GEORGE 1. BORGER @ucessser to the Business of JAMES ¥ SHEA 643 Indiana Ave. N.W. When You NEED IT FOR HOME and SMALL BUSINESS PROPERTY LOANS Applications Invited of handling principal pay- ments—and a longer period in which to finish paying off your mortgage indebted- ness. Ask us for the facts =—no red tape or obligation. WEAVER BROS me¢ REALTORS Mertzags Loan Corvespondomt Marplitan Lifs Inssrencs Company WASNINGTON BUILDING DISTRICT 9486 and $2,000000 in Saginaw, while a | like amount was divided between the | and In- | A—17 HESHANEY SEEN IN MACHINE TRADE: Extension of Hours to 4 P.M. Tendency to Defer Orders Until After Election Cited by Review. Srecial Dispateh to The Star. NEW YORK, October 6.—Despite the tendency for business to swing up- ward, the political situation is making itself felt enough to interrupt a steady improvement in machinery manuface ture, says American Machinist. “Since the July peak there has de- veloped an inclination to defer com- mitments until after election day and to make plans for 1937 expenditures. “This does not mean that orders are drying up, for all sections of the coun- try are demanding new machinery, and in some there has been no reces~ sion. Industry has a long way to go before deferred replacement of equipe mdnt A: overcome and, with March an ril deliveries curren uoted, forehanded executives ":ly l:narlnl politics in order to take advantage of the hesitancy of less courageous buy- ers. Foreign demand continues strong and is well spread as to locality and type of machinery. American made machines are finding brand-new mar- kets in various parts of the world. “New England notes a temporary decrease in volume, although some im- provement has come in the past two weeks. The same condition prevails around New York, with every indica- tion that politics is the cause. Pitts- burgh is cheered by the prospect of friendlier labor conditions. “Although many concerns have ex- hausted this year's appropriations for | machinery, they are planning large expenditures for next year, particularly if Landon is elected. This expression is & familiar one to salesmen seeking orders and, if it means anything, manufacturers will be swamped in the event of a Republican victory. “Cincinnati estimates the recession at about 10 per cent of August levels, but looks ahead to a satisfactory last quarter. Labor conditions have im- proved. September business in Cleve- land bettered the year's average; orders were well distributed geographi- cally and by industry. Prospects for the fourth quarter are excellent. “Toledo feels the falling off, but in- quiries are active and orders continue to come in. Things are quiet in De- troit during the change-over period, and not much is expected in equipment | demand until production is resumed.” 1886 V || sotn xear TYPEWRITER STANDS s*ro CKETT ° Office are interested in us is,«-duu for Business Recerds and Equipment 1936 of Progress i lMII.I.S BI.Dg. MEtro. 5846 Construction Loans F.H. A Insured loringu Loans p h IO% FIEDEIICK W IEIENS Mclachlen Buildi Phono National 8280 » Cerrespondent for Companies Mortgage Money OONS"I'RUCI'IO\\ LOANS and LOANS ON IMPROVED PROPERTY in the trict of Columbis, Nenrby Maryland and Virginia 5'2% Promp: dction B. F. SAUL CO. 928 156h Street Netl 2100 “FOR LIBERAL INCOME” The between oiumnuamdmmpnalndsumchdmmny investors are finding it difficult to obuin a satisfactory yield from iavested funds. @The F. & B. Industries Service lists investments “For Liberal Income™ which appeat inherently sound yet offer more than normal in- come. This information may be inspected by accredited mdmduls at any Fenner & Beane office. FENNER & BEANE Members New York Stock Bxchangs ond stber laading Evchonges South Bldg, 15th end H Sts. N.W. National 7000