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FIN HTHITIES CLIMB ON CURB MARKET Score Fractional Advances on Persistent Buying. < Others Steady. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, July 23 —Utility stocks | scored fractional gains under persist- ent buying in a quiet curb market today. Most issues held steady with losses confined to narrow limits. Electric Bond & Share pushed up around '; and American Gas & FElec- tric and United Gas advanced minor fractions. American Superpower held about even @ The oil group lacked decisive lead- ership. Creole Petroleum slumped a @ trifie while Guif Oil and Humble Oil were unchanged Gainers ingluded Cord Corp., Alum- inum Co.,, American Cvanamid “B,” Eagle Picher and Newmont Mining. Losing ground were Fairchild Avia- tgn, Glen Alden and Technicolor. HOCKEFELLER SEAT TO BE TRANSFERRED By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, July 23.—The New York Stock Exchange membership held by the late John D. Rockefeller, sr., for 54 years will remain in the Rockefeller name, it was disclosed. A brief announcement by the Ex- change sald it was “proposed” it be transferred to Laurence Spelman | Rockefeller, his 27-year-old studious | grandson, now assisting his father, | @hn D. jr. in the management of | the Rockefeller charitable enterprises. ! Persons close to the family said that Laurence Rockefeller has no, present intention of making any ac- tive use of the Exchange seat. ms‘ grandfather, likewise, was never known to go on the floor of the Ex- change, retaining the membership merely to obtain benefit of the lower brokerage commissions charged mem- bers. The transfer will not be complete | until two weeks from today, when the Admissions Committee will ballot on| the membership change. If it ap-| proves, the seat will automatically | become the property of the grandson. Brokers noted with interest that one of voung Rockefeller's txo spon- rs—required under the rules—was Robert W. Keelips, once John D., sr.’s | private secretary. MARTIN NET REACHES $186,838 IN QUARTER By the Associatcc Press. BALTIMORE, July 23.—The Glenn | L. Martin Co., airplane manufactur- ers, announced net earnings of $186,- 838.42 for the second quarter of 1937. | This total did not allow for deduc- | tion of possible excess profits and un- distributed earnings taxes. | Net earnings for the first six months | of the year were given as $526,307.42, or approximately 61 cents per share of stock outstanding June 30. CURB BONDS Py Ala Power 55 ‘46 A __ Ala Power 35 ‘5l Es Am P 2 = APpalacn E P 5 367 1 Ark P & L 55 b6 - - | Braz T&L ( ANCIAL. NEW YORK CURB MARKET By private wire direct to the Staz. 2:30 Btock and Sales— Dividend Rate. Add 00. High. Low. Cloess. Acme Wi vic (2) - 250s 5015 49 Alnsworth (%3g). 8 144 4% AlaPowpf (1) . 108 T4 T4 Alum Co Am____ 4508 150 148 Alum Co pf (6)__ 1008 115% 114% AlumInd (40)__ 1008 7% 7% Alum Ltd 4008 117 4 usu Am Alrlines _ Am Box Bd(.95g) Am Centrifugal . Am Cit PEL(3h) - ACP&L ww 24 h A CP&L B(.30g). Am Cyan B (.60)_ 2215e) Am & Fgn P war_ AmG & E1(1.40)_ Am G & E pt (6) - Am Gen Am L&T Am Mfg Am Maracaiho Am Pneumatic Am Seal Kap Am Sup Power. Am Sup P pf AmS P 1pf (6) - Anch PostF Ang Wupp (.208) Ark Nat Gas Ark Nat Gas A Ark Nat Gas pf _ Ashld O&R(.40) _, AsElInd(.364g). ASG&EIA 3 508 33y 3 34 5 5 7 33 3 5% 6 21 9 36% 258 110% 10% 36% 110% 10% 19 49 1% b T 1% 358, 924 3% At Cst Fish( CstL Co 2 Justin Silver M Automat Prod. Avery & Sons __ Axton Fis A __ Babcock& W (3g). Raldwn Rub (1y) Bardstown Di; Barium Sta Stl_ Beech Aire Bellanca Airc Rell Aire Rell T Pa pf(61;) 10 Rerk&Gay Furn _ Berk&G F war Rliss B W Blue Ridze (15g) Row R Bear (1g) 40g) - Brewster Aero Brill B Rrill pt Brown Co pf Brn F&W A (2 Rrown F D Ruckeye Pl 2214 129 1378 2% 4% 129 14 2% 4y 3 6 16% 115 2 6% 16% 115 24 1 | BN&EP 1 pf(5 Bnk H1 & S(113) - Cab & Wire A dro El pf Canlnd glc A Can Mar@Wire _ “arrier Corp . ‘asco Pr(23,g) . ‘atalin Am Stock and Dividend Rate. Maoo. Jacobs Co (%§) Jeannette Gla Kingston Pr(.40). Kirby Pet. Kruger Brew (1a) Lake Sh M (42) __ Lakey Fdy & M __ Lehigh C&N(.30) Leonard Oil _. Lion Gil (1a)_ Lit Bros Locke § Ch(.80a Lockheed Airc Lone St G(.408) Long 1s Lt Long Is L pt(7) Louis LEE(.40) . Lynch Corp(3g)- McCord Rad B __ McWill Dred (2). Marion St Shov Mass Util Asso_ Massey Harris MemphNG(.10g). Mer & Mf A(.60) MeréantStrs(3g). Mesabi Iron Mich Bumper Mich G &0 Mich St Tu (14g) Mid St Pet A vte Mid Ofl evpf 1k Midvale (2g) Midwest O (14g). Molybdenum Mon LH&P(11) Maore Cop (1.60) Mount City Cop Mount Prod (.60) Nat Rellas Hess Nat RA&Sh (% g) Nat Contnr(1ag). Nat Fuel G (1) Nat P& Lt of (6) 15 50t4 14% T4 148 115% ™ 115% 26l 207 3% 334% 824 i Pt e e S R et 3 110% 10% 18% 49 2 1 T 1% 36% 921y 3% 64 % T B3 by 12 3 129 13 28 ar 3 6% 16% 115 24 1! Nat Sug Ref (2) New ET&T W g 1 Zine (2a) Mex & Ariz NewmMin(1'2g) Niag Hud Pow -1008 118 - 800x 3 47 14 85 2 L3 NegShMAB(.15g) i Niles-Bem-P(1g) Nipi'g Mns(1,z) Noma El (.40g) _ Nor Am Lt& Pow._ Nor Am L&P' pf Nor Europ 0Oil | NIPS6%pf(21k) 8Os 3 13 2 B85 16 24 B50= 58 kil 14 23 N Eng Pow Asso._ Ohio OIl pf (§) | Ohio Pow pf (8) Olstocks (.40a) . Okla Nat Gas | Oldetyme Dist __ Pac GEE1pf11; Pac Pub Sve Pac Tin apl (2a) | Pan-Am Afr(1)__ | Pantepec Of1 | Parker Pen (2 120% 110 14 29 8 High. 6% 14% 24% 9% 254 21083, 5 1 8y 21% Low. Close. 14% 4% 6% l% [3 (3 13% 13% 50‘/! Dlt 1% RUBEROID EARNS NET OF $341.17 Quarter’s Profits Compare With $252,438 for Same 1936 Period. By the Associatea Press. NEW YORK, July 23.—Ruberoid Co., manufacturers of asphalt and bestos building products, with plants in New Jersey, Illinois, Pennsylvania, Indiana, Alabama, Massachusetts and Missouri, for the June quarter re- ported net income of $341,771 after charges, but before undistributed prof- its surtax, equal to 86 cents a com- mon share. This compares with net 16!«." income of $252438, or $1.90 s share, 44 11 6% 17 56 12 15% 14 14% Y 244 118 T84 T8RY W% 21 1083 108%, 138 8415 b 12% 143 118 2% 2 ™ 3% 0 e 1 261, 108 110% 11015 11015 10915 1091, 135 Y 3 - 1 6!y 447 661y L 213 “elluloid pf : ‘en H GRE(.80) « « [§ « « « « « « « « « Centrif Pi (.40) Chi Flex Shft (4) 5 Ch Riv&M (.30g) & « « « « « « « « « « « « « « « ‘it Auto Xt(.30g) "Ity &SubH (.30) Jlaude Neon Lt Tub Al T ten ockshutt Plow __ “olon Develop ‘ol Fuel&[ war__ "0l GRE pf(5) om0 &G ‘omwlth Ed (5) ‘omm P S (1a) ‘ong Cop aiin ‘on GRE R Cons Gas Util Cons Ret Stra Cons Steel Corp_~ Cont Roll & Stl__. Cook P&V (.60a)_. Cooper-Bess Copper Range Copperwdstl(2) Cord Corp Corroon & Rey’ 60) | Cosden Petro Cosden Petro pf . Courtaulds .251g. | Creole Pet (12g) - Crocker Wh__ Croft Brewing _ | Crown C Pet 17ie 1 1013 1015, x | Diveo Tw CrnCIntl A(1) - Crown Drug - Cusi Mex Dayton Rub Dayton R A (3k) Dennison Mf 1 pf Derby DetG& N Det St Pr (%) " (40) | DraperCp(2.40a) Driver-Har pf(7) | Duro Teat (.40) | Duval Tex Cve Ya PaL3s orgia Glen Alden CI' 45 '55 Guard Inv Heller (W E E) u 4» = Miss River Mont-Da P 5 NatP& L 58 3 mhh 10534 llh"/- 344194 SRR | EIP Ax A (.158)- ! EIP &L war 05! 52 04 011 9115 S }ng’. mnh 8% L&P 58 Wis P & L'4s 68 A POREIGN BONDS. trero Su_ s 7 Ternl-Boc 643 '53 A 60% 60% we—with ta. xw—Without war- 'll’fl'l l{:‘—fl BM ints. Nesotiability impaired by m 1Combanies 7eporied in Feceiverinip, Eag Pi Ld(.20g) Fast Gas & F EG&F 6% pt(3)_ 2508 L<.&Fur pl(413) 258 Br Stre (1) 1 l-,.-ler ELG%)_. 1 Kl Bond & Sh 48 El B&S $5 pf ( 1 EIBd&Shpf(6) . 6 5 P&l 2d pt A __ 11 2 508 Electrograph (1) Emp G&F 7% pf_ Evans Wallo___ Ex-Cell-O C(.40g) Fairchild Av__ Fi Fedrs Mg (138) . Ferro Enam (%g) Fidelio Brew Fire As Phil (2)_ Fisk Rub__ Fisk R pf (6) Fla P & Lt $7 p Ford M Can A (1) Fd M Ltd(.213g) - Frankl Ray ____ Froedt G (1.20g) - FroedtGevpf1.20. Gen Invest Gen Tel (%g) GenT&Rub _ _ Georg Pow pf (6) Gladd'g McB&Co Glen Alden(%g) - GorhM vte(1%g) Grand Nat Films. Gray Tel P8 (1)_ Gt A&P nv (6a) _ GUA&P 18t pf(7) Gt Nor Pap(la. GreenT & D. Guard Inv Gulf Oil (3%g) _. Gulf S Utpf5is_. Harvard Brew __ H Cp Am B(.60g) Hazeltine (3) _ Hn D Strs(1. 53‘) Hecla Min (.45g). Hewitt Rub(%:g) Holling Gld(.65a) Horn&Hard(2) - Hud BM&S(%g)- Humble Oil (1%) HumRossF (.20g) 111 Towa Pow . 111 Jowa Pow pf. 111 Zinc (%&) .- 2508 Imp Oil Can(%a) 1 Imp T Br(.845 Ind TerIllA Ind Serv 5% pf-- 10s Ind Serv 7% pf _. 108 Indus chn pf - 1708 InsCN Am(22)_. 100s Int Holding .. Int Hyd-El war. Int Hyd-Elec pf. Inter Pet(1%a) Inter Rad (.85g) Inter UtilB . _ Inter Vita (%) Int Home E(.44)_ 10s 87 86 1758 123% 123 100s 40 40 15% 15 LR 5915 59y 73 13 1% 5 17 258 1 2 1 1 1 2 2 258 3 [3 2 5 2 1 \lr Fire vte (1.20). 1508 | Pepperell (6a) - Phillips Pk | Pines Winterf't . Park R&R( 40g)_ Tennroad (1, e)__ Pa Salt (58,g) 2014 9 3% 258 174% 508 117 81 3% 174% 1 145 115% 115'% PO W ey 3 3, 228 86, 1470 Pionecer Gld(.40) - Pitis For Pitts&LE(11,2) . Pitts Metallu 1a Pleas Val W .10g 'u * | Powdrell&AL35g. Prod Corp S5 Prov Gas (.80) P S 1Ind $6 pf PSTnd$7 prpf | Pug S P $5pre1 k. | Pug Sd P 6 pt Pyrene (.20g) Quak Oats pf (§). Rwy & Lt § 30g Raym Cone (1a) Raym Cone pf(3) Reed Ro Bit .20a Reli'ce F&E 1ze Reybarn Inc .10g. Reynolds Tnv _ Rice St DG 3% g Richmond Rad_ Roosevelt Fa Root Pet (1;g)_ Rustless 1 & S Rvan Cons Ryerson & H 108 127 268 1R% 1008 373 ) a5, 26 5 15 1% 371 46 35% 1% Segal Lock Selected Indus Sel Ind(al ct)51; Sel Ind prpf 515 Select Ind ev % k. Seversky Airc __ Shattuck Denn _. Shaw W&P(.80) _ Sherwin-Wms 4a Simmons H& P Simplic Pat L g _ Solar Mfg (.20g)_ Sonotone SCEACPr1Yy { So Col Pw A South Pipe .20g _ Southld Roy Spencer S 1.058 Stan C&S 1.60a _ 8 C&S cv pf 1.60 Stan Dredg ev pf. 400 StOil Ky (1a) __ St Ol Ohio (1) _ St 011 Ohio pf 5_ StPow & Lt ___ StPow& LB ___ 1 St Pow & I pf___ 1008 Stand Prod(%g). Starrett Cor vte .. Sterl Inc (.20a) _ Stutz Mo Am (r)_ Sunray Of1 .15g _ Super'r P Cem B_ Taggart = Tampa El (2.24) _ Technicolor __ ‘Texon Ofl (.60)_ Thew Shovel Tilo Roof (1) Todd Ship (2) Tonopah Min Transwest Oil Tri-Cont war. Tubize Chat _ 3 101'; 107“ 31y 3% 3 3y 405 41 16 168% A% Ay 5% B % oy 4%, 4% 1815 181 104 10% 3474 35 2T% 27% 5% 5% 54 54 13% 1 K 11% 1% 22% 6% 10% Tung-Sol L pf.80_ Ulen&Co 71 % pt UnG Can.2T%g_ Unit Corp war UnitGas Unit Gas war Unit Lt & Pow A _ Unit Lt & P cv pt Unit Pr Sh (.10g) Unit Shipyds B _ Unit Shoe M 215a Unit Sh M pf 13 Unit Spec (1.40) USTFoll B (%g)_ US&ISpL3 U 8 Play Card 1a. 7 S Radator U S Rub Recl . Unit Wall P.15g. T Univ Prod (1g) __ 1008 UtilPw&Lt (r). 4 Util P & L pf (r). 1008 Utility Equit. Utility & Ind__ Utility & Ind pf . & 20% Pt Venez Mex Ol Venezuel Pet._. ‘Waco Afre .. Walker Min _ Weisbm B B .40a. Wentw'th M .15g. ‘Wilson Jones Wolverine T 40‘. TYukon Gold .06g- -20 3% r In bankruptcy or receivership. or being reorganized under the uptey Aet, or securities sssumed companies. Rates of dividends In the urml.n f.lbh Are annual disbursemen e uarterly or semi-annual uflll’lllfln |1 ise special or extra di hll Jotherw] dln‘l are not included. Also exti T extras. e Paid last r. { Payable in stock. g Declared or paid so far this year, no ar rate. h or k Accumulated dlvld!nd or (eellred this year. ww—Wwi nn:l xw Without rants. vuw rants. RAII.WAY INCOME. ‘I;"’s (. —Net overating and .Ih'! alll rEfu the month .x' a-fg:“n'né!.“a‘éq in the like 1936 qu-mr on common shares then outstanding. Nickel Plate Railroad. New York, Chicago & St. Louis (Nickel Plate) Railroad for the six months ended June 30 reported net income of $1,378242 after charges, equal, after dividend requirements on the 6 per cent preferred stock, on which there i an accumulation, to 88 cents a common share. This com- pares with net income of $1,089,037, or 2 cents a common share, in the like 1936 period. Babcock & Wilcox. Babcock & Wilcox Co. and wholly- owned subsidiaries, makers of water- tube boilers, furnaces and superheat- ers, with plants in Ohio, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Georgia, for the six months ended June 30 reported net profit of $494,519 after charges, equal to $221 a common share, against net loss of $321,126 in the like 1936 period. U. 8. Industrial Alcohol. | United States Industrial Alcohol | Co., with plants in Maryland, New | Jersey, Louisiana, New York and Illinois, for the six months ended June 30, reported net income of $302,047 after charges, equal to 77 cents a common share, against $89,- 782, or 22 cents, in the like 1936 period, Monarch Machine Tool. Monarch Machine Tool Co., Sidney, Ohio, for June quarter reported net income $84,437 after charges, equal | to 57 cents a common share. Com- parable figures are not available, due to changes in capitalization, Kimberly-Clark Corp. ' Kimberly-Clark Corp., magazine paper makers, with mills in Wisconsin and New York, for the June quarter reported net profit of $471,983 after charges, equal to 97 cents a common share, against $355,- book and Belding, Heminway. Belding, Heminway Co., one of the ; largest manufacturers of silk thread | in the country, reported net profit for the six months ended June 30 at | $355,027, equal to 76 cents a share of common stock, $208.784, or 64 cents a share in the same period last year. Company's plants are located in Connecticut, New York, California and Massachusetts. Food Machinery. Net income of Food Machinery Corp., after deduction of preferred dividends and taxes, for the third fiscal quarter ended June 30, amount- ed to $575,210, equal to $1.49 per share, compared with $339,595, or 88 cents a share for the third quarter last year. Company manufactures machinery for preparation ahd packing of food and has plants throughout the country. Westinghouse Air Brake. PITTSBURGH, July 23.—Westing- house Air Brake Co. and subsidiaries reported net income of $1,351,947, after depreciation and Federal and State income taxes, equal to 43 cents & share, for the quarter ended June 30. In the corresponding period of 1836 the company's net income was $837,060, equal to 27 cents a share. Based on quarterly reports, the in- dicated net income of the firat six months of 1937 was equal to $1.28 per share. It was 44 cents a share in the corresponding perfod of 1936. Eastern Gas & Fuel. Eastern Gas and Fuel Associates reported an income of $11,002,708 for the year ending June 30, with a net in- come of $3,043125. Coal sales in- creased 16 per cent during the year, coke sales, 2 per cent and consump- tion of gas by public utility subsidi- aries by 1 per cent. Pere Marquette, Pere Marquette Railway reported net income for the six months ended June 30 of $1,091,785, equal after pre- ferred dividend requirements to $1.11 cents a share on 450,460 common shares, against $1,184,258, or $1.27 a common share, in the same period last year. Motor Products. Motor Products Corp. reported net profit for the quarter ended June 30 of $751,405 after interest, deprecia- tion, Federal and Canadian income taxes and surtax on undistributed profits, equal to $1.92 a share on 391,- 25¢ common shares. This compares with $531,423, or $1.36 a share, on the June quarter, 1936. INSURANCE STOCKS NEW YORK. July 23 (.—New York Becurity Desiers' Association Aetna cas (29) Aeua Ine (1.61) Aetna Liis Ne Reims"CAOE). Reserve e ret 5 lobe ul Orell Amer llA Hanover (1.60. Hartford Fire (2) Fire Sec RFFFEE (R ey #-555 LY D A R RABHI S DT IDB DN BRI B AD D ' = e iran FE F extra or ¢ &—Declared or paid so "tar this year. ODD-LOT DEALINGS. By the Associatea Press. Securities Commission re| day'thess dd-iot crensections by, Aeh azum on the New Yorl d_speclalists i:uhm-n h‘!:vrmm.,nly 1% 'Il;"“"m ‘lfl. I Dlrchases involving 174455 Snares: " MONEY MARKET, K. July 23 (®).—Call mon Yo eint n’ 7 Brime com. mr. nt. '!'1-3| Joa! o. mx""' w.ato-&”m int nt_Jate New York Reserve 256, or 42 cents, in the like 1936 period. | compared with | How the Price of Texas Gulf Sulphur FINANC1A Co. Stock Has Fluctuated During the Last.Five Years Prices of Texes Gulf Sulphur Co. Stock, 1933-1937 WA llllll' wlllllumlllhlw TN arnings amounted. to $1.81 in 1934, 23.90 times earnings |between |4.02 and | 1741 times earnings 10 JFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJASONDJFMAMJJASOND JFMAMIJASONDJFMAMI J A SOND 1934 Letters Above Are Initials of Months: J for January, F for Februa 1933 tock soldjto $1.94 WALy rnings rnings amounted |to $257 or share [in 1935, tock sold |between ¢ share andlin 1935 18.94 times earnings 1935 , Ete. K AT 1936 amout er share tock sold 1284 and 1937 (o 1930 By e Prn P | b SERVICE ORDERS Army Harris, Col. Charles T, jr., Ordnance Department, ‘Watertown Arsenal, Mass,, to office Assistant Secretary of War. Upston, Maj. John E., Air Corps, Maxwell Field, Ala, to Langley Field, Va. Hickey, Capt. Albert N., Infantry, Fort Benjamin Harrison, Ind., to Uni- versity of Virginia, Charlottesville; September 10. Huyssoon, Capt. John W. Coast Artillery, Military Academy, N. Y., to Georgetown University; September 15. Rublee, Capt. Edmund Otis, Engi- neer Corps, North Charleston, W. Va,, to Tort Belvoir, Va.; August 8. Hauck, First Lieut. Clarence J., jr., Coast Artillery, Military Academy, N. Y., to Georgetown University; Sep- tember 15 Moore, First Lieut Artillery, Fort Georgetown University; Navy Chadwick, Capt. David V. Supply Corps, discharged treatment Norfolk Naval Hospital, Portsmouth, Va., to home. Jackson, Capt. Victor S, Corps, discharged treatment Naval Hospital, Portsmouth, | home. | Ryan, Comdr. Frank W.. Medical Corps, detached U. S. S. Chester, io| | Naval Hospital, Philadelphia. | Simmons, Comdr. George C. Sup- | ply Corps, detached Bureau Supplies | and Accounts, to home Downes, Lieut. Robert N., detached office Naval Operations, to U. S. 8. Brooklyn; July. Singleton, Lieut. Charles T., jr., de- tached U. S. 8. Hull, to Bureau Engi- neers; September 3. THE WEATHER District of Columbia — Generally fair tonight and tomorrow, little change in temperature; gentle south- | west winds. M-rs]nnd—Gener-py fair tonight and tomorrow except probable local | thundershowers tomorrow afternoon | in extreme west portion; not much change in temperature, Virginia—Fair and slightly warmer tonight, tomorrow generally fair ex- cept possibly local thundershowers in extreme west portions tomorrow I"-‘ ternoon; slightly warmer in south portion tomorrow. West Virginia—Fair tonight and to- morrow except widely scattered thun- | dershowers tomorrow afternoon, little change in temperature, River Report. Potomac and shenlndo,h Rivers muddy today. Roger W., Coast Sheridan, I, to September 15. Supply Norfolk Va, to 24 Hours. ture, Barometer. N In (Prom noon vesterday to noon today.) Highest, 86, 3:10 p.m. yesterday. Year 0. ago. Lowest, 67. 6 a.m. today. Year ago, 67, luou Temperatures This Year. t. 98, on July 17. Towerth 18 on Pebruary 28. Humidity for Last 24 Hours. Fiom noon vesterday to noon today.) TICReat 33 gerierdas, do; Roon to today. Lowest, 47 ber ent, s moan yesterday! Tide Tables, (Parnjahed by United States Coast and e Geodetic Survey.) Today. Tomorrow. High 7:43am. 8:23am. Low 3 inmnbui lights vnun be tuxnea on DM- half hour after sunset. Precipitation. Monthly precipr Capital (current m Weather in Vu-lon! Cllln. Btations Baro. S Lowdall, Weath's Abilene, Tex.__'20.98 98 76 Clear Albany, N. Y, | ases's 1 # leston. 8.0. 3 Sfileln'l?ltl. Ohio Qflfl DIDIAIDR 1 anons £EEES Donm 13 .. 5 3 SRRBIIRBIR3N322333 York. N.Y. ‘Oklahom; gfi.!. . 323233223823, 3. 922 Shipping News Arrivals and Departures at New York ARRIVALS. Toeday. AMAPALA—Lg Ceiba BRITANNIC—Halifax IAMBURG—Hamburg IROQUOIS—Vera Cruz MONARCH OF BERMUDA— Bermud T JEE" Nortolk SHAWNEE—Miami Tomerrow. | CITY OF BIRM'HAM—Savannah 7 Sunday, July 25, A—Nova_Scotia 7:00 AM. ACADI 00 P M 518 _ortoe §. 00, B M. Limon SAILING. (Trans-Atlantle.) ‘l"lln London .. 4:00 P.M. ummmz R. D ONIA— s rgow AME| CALI EUROPA—Bremen ESS. _Constantz, GRIPSHOLM— Copenh: SATURNIA—Trieste ERNLAND—Antwerp WEST TRMO oater Sundav, July 25. Grothenberg ROBIN HOOD 8! "V ihcent 5 G. (South and Central Ameriea and Canada. 'n u. AMAZONE —Cap JACOB CH CHEISTENSEN— MANAQUT—Georgetown 7 MARTINIQUE—Gonaiven ST! SANT—Paramaribo Tomorrow, AMAPALA_ La Ceiba COLUMBIAN—Cristobal FORT AMHERST 81 IROQUOIS—Vera Cruz MONARCH OF BERMUDA— Bermuda RGO—Nassau MARRIAGE LICENSES Maurice Berman. 20, Alexandria_ Va.. Vivian Bonas. 23, 736 Hamilton st. A. Volkman. Herbert R Helsing. 33. Willle May Dve. 28, Andrew R Bird George Contaxis. Estelle Scounas. Rev. A. Lalousgi: John G, Garela, 21 804 Massachusetts ave. and Catherine L. Walter 18, 612 Rassachusetts ave. Rev. Charles Enders. 30, and Lillian L, Hottes. Wilminston. Rev 38 and Dorothy L. Bush hon\ of Steelton. Pa.. Rev ttys. 61, and Sallie IR bornt ol "Ranores Tar Dunham. 8ol Berzman, 41 Mae ‘Ward. 3i and Rev. Bethesda. Md.. and PE5a0 & st R New York City. and 1113 Staples st. n.e.; 9. Wright Rev. J. H. ; Quantic, Va. and Stella 8 8now Hill. N. C.. Rev a5 Eoore Louis Preedman. 29. and Rosa Budoff. 26. Doth of Baltimore: Rev. Henry Sazai Michael J Mable Brown. £5. both of Bnlnmore Rev John' Malor. ir ERICES Pauline Nickens, 20,/ 203617t Howard Tth at. thel ] 031 Irving st n.e lnmand g vxrnmm 44. and Lena Scott. 39, ! 5331 Kansas ave.: Rev. F. Meyman flqh 21, Baltimore. and Mitsi Errgne Frieq, 1% 31% " Rittennouse st 1218 and BIRTHS REPORTED Joseph R. and Alice R. Heaston. boy. James W. and Agnes C. Clarke, boy. James E and Shiriey Jonee. sir Harold B Mary T. Bi SR et James W and Helen E. Harrison, James E_and Bessie Pearson. girl Charles E. and Marian E. Gel hhardt, boy. William ¥, and Mildred jta A wkins. Howard F. and Lucy Davi e Norman and Oatherine Berkins. John F. and Edna V. Hall. boy. —_— MONTREAL SILVER. NTREAL. July 23 ().—S8ilver tures opened steady. & e l0 hmm September, 50b; 44.45b. 'b—Bid. fu- July, December, RUBBER FUTURES, NEW YORK. July 23 (#.—Crude rubber futures opened easy. 10 to 24 lower. Sep- tember, 6l December, 18.77-78; March, 18.95-99. OFFICE FURNITURE WE SELL, BUY OR EXCHANGE Chairs Steel Files Desks Steel Cabinets Tables Safes BAUM’S FURNITURE HOUSE 1416 Eve 8t. N.W. Phone NA. 2184 Money for Com‘rlcfiol Loans Loans on Existing Properties FIRST DEED OF TRUST ONLY GEORGE L. BORGER 643 Indiana Ave. N.W. Nat’] 0380 STOP PAYING RENT Buy Your Own Home Pay the same per month as you now pay in rent—own your home outright in less than 20 yearsr May we help? Meortgage Loan Cerrespendents INVESTORS SYNDICATE 1505 H $t. N.W. Netl. 2345 TRAFFIC CONVICTIONS SECOND-OFFENSE SPEEDING. Clayton Pittigio, 1333 Randolph street, $10. FIRST-OFFENSE SPEEDING. Joseph L. Mattingly, Virginia, $10. James O. Gawne, 2540 Massachu- setts avenue, $10. Burrell L. Catoe, 1239 Tenth street, 5. Eugene E. Gorge, 1763 Q street, $5 John L. Miller, 4009 Galt place northeast, $5. Marris Bragoff, 3715 Macomb street, $5. Hicks H. Saylor, 3726 Connecticut avenue, $5. George E. Jackson, street, $5. Reid Calloway, 2719 P street, $5. + Lionel G. Anderson, Virginia, $5. Tom Walter, 408 L street, §5. Edwin M. Singer, 3513 Thirteenth street, $5. Lewis E. Manning, 306 D street southwest, $5. Norman F. Kessler, 42 T street, $5. James C. Milstead. Virginia. $5. Andrew Bullock, Virginis, $5. Charles N. Jntkson 420 Second street, $5 Sova Peluzzo, 445 Fifteenth street southeast, $5. Eugene P. Andres, Walter Reed Hos- pital, $10. Charles M. Sweeney, Walter Reed Hospital, £5. Nelson M. Brown, Maryland, $5. Odell Coleman, 1433 Corcoran street, $5 Doris A. Gowan, Maryland, $5. PERMITS SUSPENDED OR REVOKED. Charles P. Barton, Chastleton Hotel, suspended. Mary V. Brawner, northeast, 30 days. Arthur J. Dove, 1105 Holbrook ter- race northeast. suspended Leon E. Etheridge, 1420 Swann | street, revoked. | 1419 Chapin 4504 Douglas | 30 days. Francis X. Jordan, 615 Oglethorpe, | revoked. John A. McGowen, 2313 Sherman | avenue, revoked. Ulysses S. Maxwell, 1818 Corcoran, suspended. William O. C. Owen, 2719 Ontario road, suspemded. Edward F. Pierce, Cherrydale, Va. 30 days. James Rock, 1511 P street, revoked. James Russell, 914 Westminster, 30 days Walter H. Thompson, Oxon Hill, Md., suspended. Willlam B. Waldecker, 714 Webster street, 30 days. Clarence Yates, 1414 Morris road southeast, suspended Freddie Corum, Herndon, Va., re- voked. William Travers, Indian Head, Md., suspended. Eugene Ziegler, Spencerville, Md., 30 days. e Eitingon-Schild Co.—Common share earnings, six months ended June 30, Myron M. Jones, Goldsboro, N. C., | { TRADE IMPROVES ON BROAD FRONT Most Divisions Show More Definite Signs of End of Summer Lull. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, July 23.—Most di visions of trade moved forward this Wweek, giving more definite signs of the end of Summer slackness, Dun 4 Bradstreet said today in the weekly review of business. Retail sales were estimated at from 2 to 6 per cent ahead of the preceding week and from 8 to 20 per cent better than at this time last year; wholesals markets were kept busy with reorders and were rid of the speculative ine fluences which beset them a year ago, and, while vacations forced curtaile ment in some divisions of heavy ine dustry, others were forced to higher operating rates to meet delivery ree quirements. “Helped by store-wide clearances,” the agency said of retail trade, “sales moved ahead steadily all week. Dea spite concentration of interest in sea= sonal merchandise, response was gene erous to half-yearly sales of furniture, bedding and lamps. No consumer ree sistance was offered to higher prices on initial offerings of Fall coats and fur garments.” More favorable shopping weather was noted in most centers, which played its part in enabling stores in New England to report increases over last year of 8 to 16 per cent; Eaatern States, 6 to 15; Middle West, 15 to 25; Northwest, 18 to 25; 8outh, 12 to 20; Southwest, 15 to 30, and Pacific Coast, 12 to 18. The agency said that factory laye offs in some industrial sections, cure tailing spending by workers, was more than counterbalanced by enlarged buying in farm areas. A high point in industrial divisions was a 35 per cent increase in ship- ments of pianox over 1936 and the doubling of production of radios for automobiles, both items considered of the purely luxury type. g FEDERAL LAND BANKS NEW YORK, July 23 (®).—Federal Land Bank bonds B, Atked. Toa3g ina foie CHICAGO PRODUCE. CHICAGO. Jusy 23 (2. —Poultry poacks. A Hens, 41, poun 5 toms. No 2 “turkeys. 13: white and colored. 4!; pounds up, 12; small. 11; 1 Butter—13.R16 changed. Eggs, 14.052 changed Potatoes. 06 United States ker prices un- Steads” Drices une 213 total 553 " slightly demand ight; Rose, on track shipments, supplies moderate. car. No. 1] souri d partly aded. car, ordi No.'1 car. 1. €ar, 1.50. very 'fe ality. 1.08; Sales. 19540, s 138" Giorade: Tlinots, U U. 8. No, LEAD OUTPUT DROPS. NEW YORK. July 23 (#).—Lead production in the United States in June totaled 40.156 tons, compared with 42605 in May and 38818 i June, 1936, the American Bureau of Metal Statistics reported. DEATHS REPORTED | Mary € Martin. 88, the AForiner Ate. Anna Werner, 741507 Nellle Jones. 742870 M William L. Morrison. ital, o 60 Emergeney Hose nes C. Thomas. 56. Walter Reed Hos- al Dital Richard Jarvic Gallinger Hospital Infant Shirley N. Milier. Children's Hose Dital Scqtt Montague. 73. Home for Ased and rm John Hail 73. &1 Eiizabetn's Ho Frank Dodson. 38, Gallinger Hosp! Bertha Gamobell. 43, Oalne Dital. Faul Grean. 1. Esstern Branch John Dodd, 41 2650 Wisconsin ave James E 272, Freedmen's Hospita were 81, against 63 cents. ON IMPROVED refinanci No char, Interest balance B UILDING HOME Brow: Rachel Alexander. 18 Oallinger Hoso: Herlins Bailey. 8 Ohiidren’s Hospit TLOANS D. C. PROPERTY Immediate attention on your appli- cation for buying, rebuilding or ing. Loans repayable monthly. ge for appraisal if loan is not made. charged only on unpaid of principal. EQUITABLE CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION 915 F STREET N.W. Organised 1879 LOAN Easy Monthly Payments as low as $7.50 per §. L our economical loan pl 1,000. Investigate lan. COLUMBIA BUILDING ASSOCIATION 716 11th Street Opposite Palais Royal