Evening Star Newspaper, October 8, 1936, Page 19

INANCIAL - CURB LIST TAKES UNEVEN COURSE Utiiities and Oils Advance Fractions to Point or So. Aluminum Co. Off. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, October 8—Utilities and oils thrust ahead fractions to & point or so in an irregular Curb market today. Gainers included American Gas & Electric. American Light & Traction, Creole Petroleum, Gulf Ofl, Consoli- dated Gas of Baltimore, Niagara Hudson Power and Pantepec Oil Ainsworth was up about 9 points on | limited volume. Aluminum Co. of America yielded more than 2 points and losses of frac- tions to around a point were registered by Bunker Hill & Sullivan, Newmont Mining, Pan American Airways and Sherwin-Williams. CURB BONDS DOMESTIC BONDS. High, Noon. h N 10 99% 108 Toisa Alabama Pow Alabama Pow 101303015 “_ 10614 106 104 104 54 54 10614 04 Stocks and Adams Millls 1st of (7).cee .. Aero Supply (B).. Agfa Ansco . Ainsworth (2) . .. Afr Inv Incevpf. 2 Ala Pwrof 6) 208 Alabam Pw of (7) 1108 Allen Indus (+1) 1 Allied Intl Invest cv pf (145¢) - 508 Aluminum Co of Alum'n Ltd Am Beverag o Am Cities Pwr & Lt(A)ww (2%) AmCP&L B (a20c) . 35 Am Cynam A 60c. 25s Am Cynam B 60c 29 Am Equities blse 2 | Am Fork & H (1) 175s Am G&E (1.40) 33 3 1 Am Gen Corp 1 Am Gen C'p pf(2) 508 | Am Hard Rubber 100s | Am Laun Mch 60c 8 Am Lt&Tr (1.20) 33 Am MfgCo ____ 2508 Am Maracaibo 10 Am Meter (a75¢)- 10 Am Potash & Cal 200s Am Superpower 42 1st pf (6) 10 Am Superpwr pf_. 19 Anchor Post ¥ 2 Angostura (20¢) .. 2 1 Apex Elec Mfg 1 | Arcturus Radio T. 2 Ark Nat Gas 24 Ark Gas cu pf Ark Nat Gas (A) . | Ass0G & Elec ... AsSOG & E (A) _ | Ass0 G & E 35 pf | Assoc Invest 1% o Laundries nr America . Asso Rayon 3 103 10 13 6 1508 , | Atl Coast Fisher _ 10385 10 3 10634 3 10 Eent T P 103 Gent Tl PS 4° Gitles guwc ities Service Cit S s 3| Berkev & Gay 652 943, 10834 . ]n.() a8 Serade Fa Us A ins Cent RR fis | Pw & L 103 10: 11715 11115 ndiana Ser ndiana_ S Indnp P&L 5 Ind HE 55 A Intern Sc Am 4 | Can Marconi _ Eng G New Enz Pow New Eng P ; Texas ‘Elect herm ~fis 'l"oledn Ed 25 4 210115 10112 147037 103 0 101 9537, 1 Atlas Corp 1a80c) 99 | atlas Corp war 1 AtlasCpf A (3 Atlas Plywd a50s Austin Stlver Auto Froducts 9 Auto Vot M(t50c) 4 Iinhcncl\&\\fl (1) 2258 | BellancaAireraft® 6 Bell Telephone of Penna pf (612)_ 10s Berkey & Gay Furniture Co. 11 Furn pur war. 7 Black & Decker _. 1 | Bliss Co (E W) | Blue Ridge Cal0c | Blue Ridge cv pf 3 Blumenthal S Bourjols. inc ... Bower Roller Bearing (al). | Braz T L&P a3oc. ! Bridgep’t Ma Brill Corp (B) Brit-Am Tob Ltd 1st pf B a9 1-ac | Brit-Am Tobacco | reg (a757-10c) 6 | Brown Co pf .__. 450 Brown Forman .. 22 Buffalo Niagara & Estpt 15t pf(52008 | Bulova Watch | Bunker H&S t2 50 Butler Bros . 21 2 | Can Car & Fdry pf 253 | Can Indus AlcoA. 2 13 Carib Syndicate . 134 Carnation Co (1) 2 Caro L & P pt (7). 30s | Carrter Corp Lahnese prpf (1) 758 Celanese 18t pf(7) 502 Celluloid Corp | 1stpt (36) Cent HG&E vte (80¢) Cent Pwr & Lt T% pf (51%)-. T5e 5 16 Cent &S W Util.. “eut States Elec. . Cent States Elec 6% pf Centrifugal P 40c. Charis Corp(133). 1 Cheseb’rgh (14) .. 508 Chi Flex Shaft t2 850s Chicago Rivet & M (t1%) .. Childs Co pf.. Citles Service, Cities Service nf_. 23 | Cities Sve Pwr | &Light36pf __ bos | City Aut Stpg 60e. & City & Suburban Homes (30c) - Claude Neon Lts_. Clev Elec I1lu (2). Clev Tractor . .. Club Aluminum_. Cockshutt Plow__ Cohn & Rosenbgr. Colon Develop Co Ltd (The) Colon Dev 6% pf-. Colis PEA (1%) Columbia Gas & Elev cv pf (5) Columb O11 & Gas. CommwIth Dis Com'with Eo (4)_ m’'with & S war Cemmunity PL 1stof _ . Communit WatS._ Consol Aircraft. Consal Cepper.... Consol Gas of Balto (3.60) ... Cons Retall St 50e 3 1 250 2 5 2 1508 9 - 2 3 15 3508 5 50 7 | Contl Oll (Mex) 43 a1 61 61 xw—Without wi—When issued. warrants New. stp)—Stam :wmmbmv\ impaired by maturity. Companies reported in receivership. SHORT TERM SECURITIES. (Reported by Chas. D Barney Go.) Am. Tel. & Tel. 5las 1943 Atlantic Refining 6 1 &3 22> S e Eric s Waet 28 10 high :I.llev Coal_6s anc 55 5393 R RREzee 55 19 Penn-Dixie. Cemem (] Toi1 Penna. R. 1943 Un m'n Tel FOBEIGN EXCHANGES. NEW YORK. Qctober 8 (). —Forel ehange Guler Great Britain in. dola gthers In cents, Great Britam - -Dem 4.8912: cab) : 80-day bills, 4.881a. : cables, 4.67. Italy s West. 1. 4.46: 90 thollnvlkll .'C .86n: Austria, 18, flnn‘ Huneary, 1 T4: Anran 561 Tok kon- in New York, treal. 99.90 ‘Yugoslavi; .80 Rumn’l'/lll raz 394 82 Cit: 88 “Sronireai B0 0n% New " York in Moa- n—-Nomm — PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE. PHILADELPHIA Octol 8 (#.—Live ul s 108207 eross-bred Rocks. Red Springers, mediu brine chickens. mixed colors. 14816; @ucks. white Pekins, fancy youns. Dréssed pouliry chickens. ‘ary-picked. in Doxes, "20a20%: 'Spring turkers, fancy, 2Ra3 Butier unchsnzed. i Cont Roll & Steel Foundry _. Gord Corp | Corroon & Reyn _ Cosden Ofl Me () | Courtaulds Ltd | (a35 2-5¢ | cramp(W&Sans)_ Crane & Co Creole Pet (a25: Crocker ¥ heeler. Croft Brewing Crowley Milner__ Crown Cork Intl (A) (31) Crown Drug a20c.. Crystal Oil Ref_ Cuban Tob vte __. Cuneo Press (2) . Cusi Mex Mining- Darby Petr (50¢) Dayton Rub ((f1) Dennison 7% pf-. Derby Oli& R ... Derby Ofl&Ref pf. | Detroit Gray tron Foundry (20¢) Det Pap Prod t25¢ Det Stl Prod a50c.. Dictograph (a15c) Doehler Die- Casting (ab0c). Domin 8 & C (B).. Draper C (12.40) . Driver Harris(1). Dubelier Condens Duke Power (3) .. 125¢ Duval Tex Sulph. Eagle Pitch L 40e. East'n G&F Asso East'n Gas & Fuel Assoc pf (6) East'n Gas & Fuel prior pf (4% ) Eastn States Pwr Eastn Sta Pw (A) Eastn Sta Pw (B) Easy Washing Mach (B) 1500 . 125 | Ax- Fisher(3.20)A 10s Sates— Dividend Rate. Add00. High. 60s 110 Low. 109% Stocks and Emp G&F 6% % pf 258 B84 2:55. | imsco Derrick(1) Bauity Corp .. 110 | Evans Wall Lead l% lK 345 | Ex-Cello Alralbe. 'u 26 3% 833 28} 21§ Alum'n Co of Am. 150s 138 Am pf ($4%) 250 119% 119 ] 5834 2% 45 K 10% 3434 2634 122 106 conv pf (1163;)1700s 8915 88 58 20 143 22 7 2 23] 27); 101 163 25 1314 57 2% 45 1 345 3434 43 21 % 41 H | Am G&E pf (6)... 25s 111} 111% 1114 104 3434 2614 253 2834 40 " 35% a2y 8534 st 122 2 % 2613 200 31, 46 305 37y 281¢ 1573 19 2% 106 8015 184 22 7 17 214 27% 101 1645 2474 5434 b4 85 85 114% 1141 108 95 108 104 103§ kS % 2 2% s 891 5 1 16% 2y N 8 <o 4% 2% 144 % ay 27% 1y % 10 10 4 2 34 % % 173 A Fairchild Av new. Falstaff Brewery. 25 | Fanny Farmer 18%| ~ Candy (50¢) 82| Fedders Mfg (a2). e -Enam (al). ot Pil (2)- re A of P 13134 | piak Rubber Fisk Rubber pf. 19% | Fla P& L pf 87 | Fora Motor Ltd 24| (a181-100-.. Ford Motor (Can) A (a75e). Froedtert Gr& M conv pf (1.20) Gen Alloys Gen Firepr't t40c. Gen Invest Corp Gen Outdoor pf 16 Gen Tele a50c Gen v pf (3). Gen Tire & Rub._.. Gilbert (AC). . Glen Alden C (1) Godchaux Sugar (A) (1) Godchaux Sug(B) Gorham vte ex(1) Grand Nat Films. Gr Rap Var t60c.. Grest Atl & Pac ‘Tea n-v (16) Greenfield T & D_. Groc Store Prod Guardian Inves! Guif Ofl (1) . Haloid Co (+1)___. Hartman Tobacco. Harvard Brewery. Hecla Min (60c) . Hires (CE) A (2). Hollinger Consol 4| Gold M Ltd t65¢ Horn & Hardpf(7) Hudson BM&S (1) | Humble Ol (t1) . | Huylers of Del 7% pf stpd (d) Hydro Elec Secur. Hygrade Food _. 4 74 344 35 4% 21 41 10§ 3434 263 24 15 845 52 19 1 s 6 2 9534 3| 122 Imp Chemical Indus (a20%c) Imp O1l Ltd eoupon (150¢) . Indian Territory Illum Oil (A) Indiana Svec 6% pf 1nd Service 7% pf Indus Fin vte 2 |lndus Fin7% pf Int Cgr Mch 11.80. intl, Hvdro Elec System cv pf Intl Metals Inc A_ Int Mining (60¢) .. | Int] Mining war | 1nt) Petro (v133). Int Petroleum reg (il%) - Int Safety Raz(B) Intl Uil (A) t | intl Utll (B) | Intl Vitamin +40¢c | Interstate Power (Del) pf Inv Royalty (3¢). irving AlrCh (1). | Jacobs(F L)Co(1) Jersey Cent P& L of (6) Jersey Central P&L(T) __ Jonas & Naum Jones &Laugh Stl. KansCity PS vte. Kansas City Pub " Sve vienf A 2734 | Ken Radio Tube & 101 | Lamp(A)37%c. 163 | Kingsbury Br (d) 415 | Kingst'n Praloc_ 5435 | Kirby Pet (20c) 83 | Knott Corp (20c) _ 143 | Kreuger Brew (1) 108 | Lake Shore M (4) Lakey Fy & Mach. Lefcourt Realty _ Lehizh C&N(30¢) Leonard Oil | Lion Oil R (a50c)- 86!¢ | Lit Brothers ___ 24| Lockheed Alrcraft Lone-Star Gas 40c Long Island Light | Long IsLtpf A 7. 6% | L.a Land (40c) . McCord Rad (B) McWill Dredg (4). Mangel Stores . . Mangel Stores of_ Marion Steam Sh Masonite Corp(n) Massey Harris Mayflower As Mead John (13) Memphis N G a20e Merch&Mfr A alsc Merritt Chap & 8. Mesabi Iron Mex-Ohio Oil_ Mich Bumper C'p Mich Gas & O1l - Mich Steel P (1) _ Michigan Sugar pf Middle States Petrol vtc (A)_. Middle States Petrol vtc ( Mid-West Abr: Midl'd St Prod(2) 108 8934 | o0lg | 14l | as il K 1% Mock Judson V__. Mohawk Hudson 1stpf (4) Molybdenum Corp Monroe Loan Society (A) aSc. Montreal H Lt & Pwr (1%) .- Moore Dist (t50¢c) Mortg Bank Col Am shares Mount Prod (60c) Mueller Brass 80¢ Nat Auto Fib 1% - Nat Bella Hess Nat Bd & Sh (t1). Nat Fuel Gas (1) Nat Invest war._. Nat Inv pf(a1.50). Nat Leather Nat Mfrs & Stores Nat Oil Prod 160c P Nat Rubber Mach Nat SugarNJ (2) Nat Union Radio Nelson(H) (a25¢) N3 Zine (12) New Mex&Ariz Ld Newm't Min t1% N Y Auction . N Y Tel of (6%). N Y Transit t30c_.. N Y Water Sve pf Niag Hud Pwr _ Niagara Hudso! Pwr (A) war Niagara Share (Md) B (a10c). Nipissing (a50¢) - Noma Elec (a40c). North Am L& P.. Nor Am Util Sec.. Nor Cent Tex b10c North’n Europ Oil North’'n [nd Pub Sve 6% of (3).. Nor States Pwr A Ohio Oil cu pf (6). Ohio Pwr pf (6)... glun Nat Gas Co.. 18t pf (13%) ..o Pac Publie Sve_.. Pan-Am Alr (1) Pantepec Ol __.. Minn Mln&Mle)MO 1 13 1008 400w 65 -1 41 2 1008 2 2 13 15 1 1 2 3 50s 6 208 23 9 o= 3 1 111 Pw&Lt 36 of . 600 2 72 4 908 308 1 T58 | ins Co of N Am (212008 16 258 14 2500 2 iron Firemun (1) 100s 1 13 - Seeamia Cwanrlfan 16 208 104 1 1 4 30s 4 3 Py 2 Se o e wn~ 508 Mohawk H 24 pf_.100s - mBeE~ omm Nat P & Lt pf (6) 2508 10 2 1 1 Ohio Brass(B) (1) 100s 1 IOI IDOI 3 21 » 244 173 8% 2% 134 10134 2314 14 34 15 34 1334 109 284 6534 16}, 9 109 STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, NEW YORK CURB MARKETI\T F DUULAS By Private Wire Direct o The Ntar. Dena s Rate. Add00. High, Lo 119( AIRCRAFT SLUMPS 8% *%1$277,644 During 9 Months 19% 344 » 3% 9% 83 03§ 60 Compares With $1,082,746 in 1935 Period. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, October 8,—Douglas Aircraft Co. reported for the nine months ended August 31 net profit of $3277,644 after depreciation, reduction of inventory to provide for antici- pated losses on certaln contracts in process, Federal income taxes and other changes, equal to 50 cents a capital share on 560,880 outstanding shares. This compares with a profit of $1,082,746, or $2.31 a share in the like 1935 period. Marine Midland. Marine Midland Corp., with con- trolling interests in banks, trust com- panies and affiliates in New York State, reported for the quarter ended September 30 net operating earn- ings of $1,029,903, after taxes, equal to 18.5 cents a capital share. This compared with $959,873, or 16.9 cents = & share in the like quarter last year. 234 1% 85 15 15 4 1134 1334 109 204 6535 16% 9 4 8834 104 1% 334 29 6 161 v ‘ 6814 10% 21X g 35 553 | 35 2% 105 1 303 | Vogt Mfg Co (t1)- 4 | Prudential Invest For nine months to September 30, net operating earnings were $2,996,086, or 53.9 cents a share, against $2,799,- 220, or 50.4 cents a share in the cor- responding period of 1935. Stocks and Sales— Dividend Rate. Add00. Hl:h. h:’v 2 sh Pitney Bowes 40c 9 Pitts& L K 12% 1008 ssx 93 ns, Pittsb’gh P G(12) 2136 135 135 Pleas Val Wine _. 2 2 2 Plough Ine (1.20). 178 174 Potrero Sugar 5% 5% Powdrl & Alx 60c_ 9 94 Premier Gold t12¢ 3 35 Pressed Met 1% .. 35' Bl Producers Royal. ) | Prosperity Co (B) :5}, :; 2 12 3134 3134 5 674 " ¥ ol 34 e 15 12 31% 673 L 708 608 PubSvs Ind pf .. Pub Svs Ind pr pf | Public Sve Nor 111 no par (2) 1008 Public Svc Ok! prior lien (6) _ 508 Pyrene Mfg (40c) 2 Quebec Power (1) 1268 Ry&Lt Sec(a2be) 60 Raym'd Concrete. 100s | Red Bank 2 | Reed R B new t30e Reeves (Dan) 50c. Reiter-Foster Reybarn Co aZic. Rice Stix DG b50e Richfield Ofl of Calif pt (4) .. Richm’d Radiator. Roosevelt Field _. Root Pet'm(a25c). Rossia Intl Corp ... Rustless Ir & Stl.. Ryan Consolid'd.. 7 Safety Ch&L (14) 425s St Kexts Paper __ 184 St Regis Paper pf 208 Salt Creek P(80c) 40 Sanford Mills (4). 20s Savoy Oil 3 Schiff (The)Co (3) Schulte Real E(d) Secur Corp Gen . Seeman Bros 123 Seza! Lock & H Selby Shoe (2)... 100 Selected Indu: Selected indus allott ctfs(5%) 300s Selected Indus prior pf (5%)_. 200 | seifridge Prov Stores (b9z¢) Seversky Aircraft | Shattuck Den Min Shawinigan Wat & Power (60¢) . Shenandoah Corp. Shenandoah pf 33 Sherwin-Will (4) 800; Simmons Board- . |~ man Pub ev pt_ Singer Mfg Ltd rcts (a28 4-5c)_ Smith-Corona Type v.t.c. ext (a2ic) Sonotone C(al0c). Southn Calif E4 of (C) (1%).__. | Southn Colo Pw A Southern P L 20c_ Soutn’n Union Gas Southl'd Roy 40c.. Spencer Chain Stores (60c) ... 1 Square D pf A 2.20150¢ Stand Inv cum pf 450s Stand Oil Ky 1.43. 17 Stand O1] O a2e 4 Stan Oil Ohio pf 5 10s0 Stand Pwr & Lt Stand Prod (a25¢) Stand Sil&Ld adc.. Steel Co Can t1% . Stein (A) & Co (1) Stein (A) & Co cum pf (6%)___ Sterchi Bros 20 Sterchi Bros 2d pf 200s Sterling Br (a46c) 4 Sterling Inc(asc) Stutz Motor Sullivan Machl: Sunray Oil (asc) .. Sunshine Min (2). Swiss Oil (40¢c) ‘Taggart Corp _. ‘Tasteyeast(Del)A Taylor Dist (b5¢c) ‘Technicolor Inc _ Tech Hughes t40¢ Texas Gulf Prod .. Texon Oil & L 60c.. Tilo Roof (t50c) .. Tobacco Products Export (10c) .- Tonopah M (a3c) Trans-Lux Daylite Pic 8n (20¢) ... Tri-Contl C war . Tubize Chatillion. Tubize Chatl (A). Tung Sol Lamp of (80c) new __ Twin Coach (40c) Ulen & Co 5% pf . Ulen&Co 7% % pf- Unit Chem part pf Unit Corp war.... Unit Gas Corp-e.. Unit GasC war___ Unit Lt & Pw (A). Unit Lt&Pwpt.. 9 United ShipydsB 2 Unit S8hoe M 121;.625s Unit S8hoe Mach P (1%) _.__ 1008 USFoll(B)(60e). 16 US&IntlSecur.. 8 U S Radiator. . 3 U S Radiator pf_. 100s U 8 Rub Reclaim. 19 UnitStoresvie___ 5 Unit Verde Ex (1) 9 Unit Wall Paper.. 48 Univ Prod (a1%).100s Utilitles Pwr & Lt 17 Util Pwr&Lt (B). 3 Util Pwr & Lt pf. Utility Equiti Utility Eq pf(3%) 60s Utility & Indquspf. 1 Venesuela MexO. 9 Venezuela Petrol... 8% 22 1 1 2 5 3 2 27 1 4 2 1 5 2 3 z 2 4 : 1 1 3 = o 1 1 1 s 1 28 20 2715 5 4% 21 9% a2y 46 193¢ | 33 8 3 1 1 ¢ 108% 1234 e 3 6 2 2 6 6 8 1 s 12 12 14 5 3 1 123 25 13 2 ) 6 4 5 25 Waco Afrcraft ... l}i Waitt & Bond A__.. Wait & Bond (B).. Wayne Pump Went'w'd Mf 1.20. Western Texas 17% | 54 5% | | Parmer-Labor nominee. 15 | died. Edison Bros(1.60) Kisler Elec Corp Elec Bond&Share KElec B& S of (5). Elec Bd&Sb of(6) Electric Power Assoc (A) alle. Elec Pwr & Lt optional war___. Blec Pwr & Lt 2d of (A) Elec Sharehold’g. Elec Sharehold A of ww (13) __ 1508 Elgin Nat W a750 1008 = BBuo awa o Ba 1 T8 6 °? Util pf (33%)- 1 Param’t Motors 4 W Va cfnl ‘.’.Q‘.. Pender G (A)(3%'150s 28 Peninsular Tel(1) 808 Pennroad C(b20c). 31 Penn P& L (T) Pepperell Mfg (6) um Phila Co (60¢c) ... Phillips Packing. w Phoenix Secur _ 13 Phoenix SscpfAS 1 Ple Bakeries f60c. 2 Plerce Gov (alfc) 11 Pines Wint'rft(n). § Pioneer Gold Mine Ltd (30¢) 8 B4 B 1113 1103 1113 108% 105 108% 1634 1634 1634 15% 134 4% 6% 63 63 Yukon Gold (aSc). 4 2 26 24 SR e .gln‘l mu{:n l&-nu— Prporied ko 39 15)§ 15% 17 I o e ™ T 39 15% g o k1 7 s Monthly Production of Automobiles in the United States THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1836. SOURCE: U. S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE FINANCIAL. 228 MANY NEW FACES INNEW CONGRESS Defeats at Polls, Retire- ments and Deaths Mak- ing Inroads. | By the Asscciated Press, Defeats at the polls, retirements and | deaths have already made certain the next Congress. Major party nominations were com- pleted only yesterday with the Re- publican State convention in Rhode Island. It is now possible for the first time to summarize results of the pri- maries and conventions which have | since Spring. Sixteen Democratic Senators were renominated, one defeated—the blind | Senator Gore of Oklahoma. Nine Re- publican incumbents were renomi- nated, including White of Maine, al- | ready re-elected. The lone loser was ; | Senator Couzens of Michigan. Senators Drop Out. Six Senators did not seek renomi- nation. But one of these, the inde- | pendent Republican Norris of Ne- | braska, is now running independently, | with administration benediction. Sen- ator Benson of Minnesota chose to contest for the governorship as the Those re- tiring voluntarily are Mrs. Huey Long { of Louisiana, Costigan of Colorado, Coolidge of Massachusetts and Keyes of New Hampshire. Senators Fletcher and Trammell of Florida and Mur- phy of Iowa, Democrats, died. Of the 435 members of the House | 67 will not return. Those not can- didates for renomination numbered | 33, while 18 were defeated and 16 Exactly 80 per cent of the membership last session is standing for re-election. Undeterred by the failure of Gov. Brann in Maine to go from the State | house to the Senate in the September election, six other State executives are seeking to make that grade. They are Johnson, in Colorado, Ross in .| Idaho, Herring in Iowa, Curley in | Massachusetts, Green in Rhode Island | and Bridges in New Hampshire. All | save Bridges are Democrats. | Five members of the House won | senatorial nomination: Lundeen, Min- nesota, Farmer-Laborite: Christian- son, Minnesota, Republican, and Lee of Oklahoma, Brown of Michigan and | Rogers of New Hampshire, Democrats. | Aspliring representatives who lost in | the senatorial primaries were Utter- back of Iowa, Sandlin of Louisiana, Monaghan of Montana and Eagle of Texas. Defeated Representatives. sylvania, Richardson, Berlin, Brooks 93 | and Moritz; three in Louisiana, Mon- | tet, Wilson and Sanders; two in New | York, Tonry and Duffy, and others as follows: Huddleston, Alabama: Hoeppel, California; Sears, Florida; Main, Michigan; Claiborne, Missouri; Fie- 5% | singer, Ohio; Gassaway, Oklahoma; Blanton, Vir- ginia. With his renomination by the Rhode Island Republicans, Senator Metcalf took his place for the No- Texas, and Darden, wvember contest alongside these party | colleagues also renominated: Hast- ings, Delaware; Borah, Idaho; Dickin- son, Iowa; Capper, Kansas; Barbour, New Jersey; McNary, Oregon, and Carey, Wyoming. The Democratic Senators standing | for re-election are Bankhead, Ala- | bama; Robinson, Arkansas; Russell, Georgia; Lewis, Illinois; Logan, Ken- tucky; Harrison, Mississippi; Murray, Montana; Bailey, North Carolina; Byrnes, South Carolina; Bulow, South Dakota; Bachman, Tennessee; Shep- pard, Texas; Glass, Virginia; Neely, West Virginia; Hatch and Chaveg, New Mexico. —_— DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED YORK. October 8. clared (prepared by the tics Corp.): Extra. Pe- Stk.of Rate. riod. record. 25¢ __ 10- o T %n h % come 1 A part pt 5c ‘.Oo art » PARIS BAIIK CHANGES. PARIS. October (#.—The H of mm tatement lor the '“I Oc- % {in miltions of fr 't bfl:'l'ful lm >3 advances o5 stase" avlnm L ecuritis e "of ‘discount, duced to 2% per cent on | that many new faces will appear in| KIERAN'S FLIGHT dotted the country almost every week | |Reporter Hopes to Make Up The Representatives defeated for | renomination include four in Penn- | » et e (1333 Building Awards In Week Climb To $48,334,000 Mark By tne Associated Press. NEW YORK, October 8. —Engineering construction awards for the week ended last Tuesday totaled $48,334,000, against $44,700,000 for the corresponding pe- riod last year, and were 8 per cent higher than the average week to date, Engineering News - Record reported today. The total, somewhat smaller than in the three preceding weeks, was made up of $18,570,000 private awards and $29,764,000 of public projects. | For the 1935 period private was | $19,395,000 and public $25,305,000. T0 BAGDAD SLOW for Lost Time on World Dash. BY LEO KIERAN. By Radio to The Star. BAGDAD, Iraq, October 8.—With exasperating sluggishness, a four- motored Imperial Airways biplane brought me here last night on the 876-mile flight from Altnndnl.. Egypt. The flight began before dawn | and ended after dark. The cabin was cool and comfortable, however, and, but for my desire to make this trip around the world in the shortest time possible, it would have been an ideal flight in this modern version of an Arablan magic carpet with the Tigris and Euphrates in the Eastern horizon. Meanwhile, assurance that the time lost will be made up, and that I will be able to catch the China Clipper at Manila, leaves the situation not with- out recompense. My fellow passen- gers, mostly British officials returning from the colonies, were most sym- pathetic over my first setback today | at Gaza, Palestine, where brake trouble caused a delay of two hours. Our plane cruises at about 100 miles an hour. The weather is hot and | there is no headwind. We flew high over Bethlehem, the birthplace of christianity, Jerusalem, Transjor- dania, the Dead Sea and Jericho to a long pumping station, where it was insufferably hot, for fuel and then to Rutbahwells for lunch. It seems strange to see pilots dressed in full uniforms but wearing shorts. EXPENSE ACCOUNT $786. Plane Fare From Brindisi to Bagdad 1s $212. Here 1s Leo Kieran's expense ac- count to date on his trip around the world by the fastest means of com= mercial transportation available: Bus fare, New York-Lake- po! Fare on Hindenburg, hurst-Frankfort Federal tax on Hindenburg fare Airplane fare, Frankf{ Railroad fare, Basle-Bologna.. car fare, Bologna- - 116.68 - Bag- --- 21254 11.20 2268 (Ccpyright 1836, by the Newspaper Alliance, (ne) EKINS HOLDS LEAD. Reaches Singapore in Race Around the World. NEW YORK, October 8 (#).—H. R. Ekins, New York World-Telegram and Scripps Howard newspapers re- porter, reached Singapore, Straits Set- tlement, at 4:35 am. (Eastetn stand- ard time), today, still 4,000 miles in the lead in the reporters’ round-the- world race. He expected to spend the night at Singapore, then fly to Batavia and from there to Manila, His office here figured today he would reach the Philippine capital by Saturday night and would have about six days to walt before resuming his journey eastward on the first eastbound passenger flight of the Pan-American Clipper. Ekin’s two rivals, Dorothy Kilgallen of the New York Evening Jouraal and International News Service and Leo Kieran of the New York Times and North American Newspaper Alli- ance, were about 4,000 miles behind him. They reached Basra after a flight from Baghdad and took off at 4 am. (E. 8. T.), with Bahrein in the Persian Gulf as their first scheduled stop. The three left Lakehurst, N. J. | week ago last night in the dingible Hindenburg. U. 8. TREASURY NOTES. % s : 4 SoTo Py’ Tlsds DI 2ICIM b N o SILLEEY it o EECS ey o3 -igett -y 25 s et i oS L 1O 1810 o O 101 ot S35 23323385800, kit =R g2 g & S TAXACT ISHIT BY TEXTILE HEADS Northern Manufacturers| Urge Increase in Tariff Against Japanese Goods. By the Associated Press. BOSTON, October 8. —The National | Association of Cotton Manufacturers demanded yesterday that Congress re- vise the revenue act of 1936 and re- | quested the national administration to increase tariff barriers against Jap- | anese importations. |lin the same week last year. 3% A—19 CLEARINGS MOUNT FURTHER IN WEEK Total for 22 Leading Cities Gains 26.2 Per Cent Over Year Ago. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, October 8.—A further gain appeared in the record »f kank clearings for the latest period. The amount for 22 leading cities in the United States, as reported to Dun & Bradstreet, for the week ended | Wednesday, October 7, was $6,343,- 693,000, against $5,025,028,000 a year ago, a rise of 26.2 per cent. ‘This constrasted with a decline of 13.3 per cent a week earlier. The increase during the past week was due, in part, to the heavy settlements incident to the first of the month. These were included a week earlier in 1935. At New York City clearings totaled | $4,072,477,000, an increase of 257 per cent over the $3,238,625,000 recorded The aggregate at outside centers was $2,- 271,216,000, a percentage increase of 27.1 over the amount in the similar 1935 week. Large industrial centers, particu- larly Detroit, Pittsburgh, Chicago, Baltimore, Cleveland, Buffalo and Philadelphia, reported the heaviest gains. These were followed closely by other important cities where the ad- vantage over the 1935 comparatives ranged from 1 to 30 per cent. Two small declines were noted, one at New Orleans and the other at Minne- apolis. Total bank clearings rose $795,908.- 000 over the amount for the previous | week. Between the same compara- | tive weeks in 1935 there was a de- | crease of $1,375,624,000. Figures at leading cities, together with percentage gains and decreases, follow, also, daily average bank clear- | ings for July, August, September and October to date: \In thoussnds of Jotiars.) Boston Philadelphia Buflalo The association, composed of north- | ern cotton manufacturers, also heard its new 44-year-old president, Russell T. Fisher, declare the administration | sought through the soil conservation | Beiroit act to “secure similar results” to the invalidated agricultural adjustment act. Its retiring president, Prank I. Neild, head of a New Bedford textile firm, re- quested “flood control” of cotton im- portations. He charged “goods made on the coolie wage scale of Japan can under- | sell goods made on the New Bedford | wage scale in any market in the world.” Point to Larger Importations. In adopting the resolutions against | Japanese importations, the association | asserted “imports of cotton goods hlve pyramided from an annual average of | | approximately 1,000,000 square yards prior to 1933 at a rate which, if main- tained, will amount to 100,000,000 | square yards for 1936.” The resolution also stated ‘“these imports, competing with domestic products and amounting in some instances to as much as 50 per cent of domestic requirements in the ranges in which they compete., are marketed at prices substantially below the American level.” The resolution charged that “Japa- nese goods, which are produced on a wage basis of a few cents a day, dis- place yard for yard the products of | the American textile worker.” The resolution opposing the revenue act provisions asserted the measure ‘was “a regulatory measure as well as a ' tax proposal, pumnz an arbitrary | penalty on reserves.” Soil Conservation Act Hit. In charging the administration sought to substitute the soil conserva- tion act for the invalidated A. A. A., Fisher declared: “It is much too soon to comment on the effectiveness of the soil conserva- tion act or whether the anticipated control of production through this plan can be effected.” Later last night Fisher asserted: | “At present business is better. A backlog of unfilled orders is gradually being built up. Cloth for spot deliv- ery is relatively scarce. Prices, how- ever, have not moved up correspond- | ingly. Profits are still small.” LONDON BANK REPORT. LONDON. October & (#.—Th RGO, Ootobtr 8 U The Bask of | October onfln thaunmu’ul pound: — 1a1| "l%"l‘xmw‘:p%t%n oF ine bank’s reserve £o 30,80 last week. Rate'of discount, 2 per cent, PROPERTY A NO I ver ceni, compared with | Baltimore _. | Richmond 2 Atlanta New Orl ‘hicago - [iox. Tewis =—=C Louisville Minneapolis | Kanaas"city \D- | 8an Francisco Portland. Ores [ e Total -----$6,343.69: Ave daily— October to date September August . July ..Z NEW YORK BANK STOCKS NEW YORK. October & P.—Security | Dealers’ Association (Quotations as of 2 o'clock.) $1.067.282 B30°500 R1R02N 858, Bank of Manhatian (1'2) st [F Empire Tr | Eiret NaL cBos) 13 | Pirst National €100) uunm Tr - rvin Manufetr 2) Manuf’rs Natl City 1) X Trus; (5) CHICAGO PRODUCE. ICHlCAGO October . —Poultry, ks, | horn hens. 1 Spr! ‘HYmoum and White Rock, 186: less than 4 pounds. Plymouth Roek, | 14%3: White Ros ; colored. 1:3: Ply- moulh and White Rock broilers. 16: col- bareback chickens Leghorr 12%: turkeys. foosters ghorn roosters. 13 up. 14; young white duck; s up. 16. young colored. 14 white ducks, 1313; small colored. 1230l = =7 ‘steads: prices une 57; frm. Extra firsts 271a; fresh-traded firsts local. cars 263%: current receipts 25%: ‘refrigerator standards, 23%; re frigerator. extras, 2%s. . 181: total U. 8 shipments. 725: firm: suppiies, Western stock light; Northern stock. very iight: demand 3 Nnnhim stock &) 1.95a2.1 : Qototado MeCTuzes: . 0: Wisconsin round whites : Michigan round whites 70: Minnesota Cobblers ,u & No 1. 'and partly sraded, 1.68a130 e Lane Bryant, Inc.—September sale: were up 4.3 per cent, nine months, ug For Sale Trust Mortgage Notes On New D. C. Property Conservative Investment, 5% st | 1103 K St. N.W. c"‘l’ Djstziet MANAGEMENT N-FLUCTUATING NVESTMENT The interest on our FIRST MORTGAGES Is definitely fixed—and remains Over Forty Years of Experience with proved First Mortgage Investments the same throughout the term— principal secured by im- real estate. B. F. SAUL CO. 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