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SISSON STRESSES
: FIRM CREDIT NEED
Head of Bankers' Associa
te tion Also Urges Sta
bilized Money.
BY EDWARD C. STONE.
' Francis H. Sisson. president of the
.American Bankers' Association, urged
Government restoration of confidence,
sustaining of national credit, protection
of foreign trade,
stabilizing of ex
change and holding
to the good old law
of demand and
supply as among
the pre - eminent
tasks now facing
Government lead
ers. in the luncheon
address which he
made before the
United States
Chamber of Com
merce at the May
flower rfotel. The
New York banker's
talk aroused such
unusual interest
that further refer- Fr»nci« H. sisson.
ence to it is timely.
Regarding confidence. Mr. Sisson said:
"To restore confidence is perhaps the
primary fun«tion cf the Federal Gov
ernment—confidcnce in our institutiflns,
confidence in the efficiency of our Gov
ernment, confidence in the stability of
capitalistic systems, confidence in our
own possibilities, confidence in the possi
bilities of recovery and of wise guidance
toward recovery. That psychological
element. In my mind, is perhaps the
basic necessity of the whole situation.
Along with that, to do everything in
their power to sustain our national
credit, to see to it that the obligations
of our country are sufficiently protected
that they will be honored and respected
not only here but abroad. To see to it
that our budget at home is so balanced
that the Government's credit is kept
sound.
One of Paramount Tasks.
"Then, perhaps, in connection with
our foreign situation, to ask of our
Government a more considerate pro
tection of American foreign trade and
American interests abrcad, with all the
ramifications that lead in the problem
of international peace and to the
restoration of economic order and the
equalizing and stabilization of exchange.
That, at this particular moment, is
perhaps one of the paramount tasks of
the hour.
"But to proceed from that in our own
country, it seems to me one of the pre
eminent tasks they face is to legislate
for the United States as a whole, to
wipe cut class and sectional and party
distinctions just as far as possible, and
to not let the differences between the
agricultural West and South and the
industrial East and North reach the
point of economic disorder or of govern
mental prejudice or participation.
"There is no new era. as we discov
ered in 1929. Nor is there any new
deal. in the broad sense, today. The
old order stands and the laws which
governed it, and which have governed
and guided humanity through thou
sands of years, still stand. The good
old law of demand and supply is just
as real today as it was 6.000 years ago
in ancient Egypt, where we read first,
perhaps, cf its operation.
Praises Record of Banks.
Turning to the present banking situ
ation, President Sisson asked for a cer
tain degree of charity in the "general
condemnation of bankers that Is sweep
ing the country, because bankers are
unable to foresee the unforseeable." He
continued:
"The sober fact is that over a pe
riod of 64 years in which the records
have been kept, the amount of money
• returned to depositors from closed banks
is a little over 80 per cent. So that
the loss to the public in depositing
money in banks has not been any more
severe than a good many of you men
have suffered in your own business.
"One of my associates in the Guar
anty Trust in talking about the situa
tion and the loss of money, securities,
business and commodities, said, "The
mistake I made was in not selling out
all my stuff in 1929 and putting all my
money in the Bank of United States.
I'd have gotten 65 per cent back then.'
"So we find in spite of this great
newspaper publicity which has been
given the question, that there are still
a substantial number of banks serving
the public today. There are today over
16,923 banks open and doing business.
Their total resources are something over
$40,000,000,000. For the most part they
are serving the business community as
effectively as possible. There is some
thing like perhaps $4,000,000,000 tied up
in banks that are not open, which the
Government is proceeding to try to
loosen up as far as possible. Those
17.000 banks are immensely better off.
better prepared to serve the public to
day than they were before the banking
crisis came. One of the effects has
been to greatly increase banking capital.
Politics in Banking Scored.
"In 1929 the banks of this country
had about a little over $6,000,000,000 of
banking capital. The banking capital
today is over $8,500,000,000 and we have
10,000 less banks than we had then.
So, while we have decreased the num
ber of banks, we have increased the
measure of protection which the pub
lic has in the banking business. If we
had not so many banks, of course, that
protection might be a good deal greater
in the various units offered, but the
point I want to make is when dealing
with the Federal Government the fun
damental difficulty in the banking busi
ness has been political and not eco
nomic nor business.
"It is because they permitted banks
to be organized with such a small
amount of capital and in such great
numbers that it was not possible for
those banks to live in a period of eco
nomic depression and reaction. It was
not a question of dishonesty or bad
management in most cases, and while
there are flagrant instances, which we
all greatly deplore, perhaps the average
vras no higher than in other businesses,
but at any rate, the real cause of that
situation was before thousands of
banks were permitted to exist which
never should have been permitted by
Government, and the reasons they ex
isted were political and not economic,"
he asserted.
In conclusion the A. B. A. president
reviewed the 14 points for better bank
ing which were adopted at the recent
meeting of the association's council at
Augusta, Ga.. and expressed the hope
that many of these suggestions will be
?iven full and careful consideration be
ore the Glass banking bill is finally
passed.
Lanston Officers Are Re-elected.
All officers and directors of the Lan
ston Monotype Machine Co. were re
named at yesterday's annual meeting
■when the stockholders met in Alexan
dria. The officers include J. Thilmar
Hendrick, chairman of the board; Har
vey D. Best, president; T. Frank Mor
gan. A. E. Pagola and Frank J. Rode
rick, vice presidents; John A. Ferguson
secretary: Allen R. Fretz, assistant sec
retary; Wilfred Bancroft, treasurer, an<!
Harvey W. Monks, assistant treasurer
The board of directors, including the
Washington members, consists of Har
vey D. Best, M. C. Branch, Carl W
Corby, John W. Hyde, jr.; J. Thilmar
Hendrick, Adrian H. Larkin. Royal T
McKenna, W. Usher Parsons anc
George W. White.
The directors voted a dividend of $1
per share which is payable May 31
Lanston stock is still very widely helc
In Washington. It is quoted on th<
Washington Exchange at 44 bid and 5S
•sked. ,
TRANSACTIONS ON THE NEW YORK' STOCK EXCHANGE
mecehred fcy Private WW Direct to The SUr Oflct.
, 1033
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694 474 Air Reduction (!)..., 61
14 4 Airway ElecAppl...) 3
184 114 Alaska Juneau(SOc).. 104
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314 1 Alleg Corp pf J30ww. 13
24 14 Alleg Cp pf $40 ww.. 2
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154 B Alleghany Stael 100»
954 704 Allied Chem&D (6). 121
13*4 6 Allls-Chalmera Mfg. 87
104 64 Alpha Tort CeVient.. 5
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344 184 Amerada Corp (2)... 73
154 74 Am Ag Chem (Del).. 66
17 8 Am Hank Note 14
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264 24 Am Beet Sugar pf... 120»
21 0Vta Am Brake Sh&F 60c., 28
Am Can (4) 200
Am Can pf (7) 5
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Am Car&Foundry pf. 1
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Am Comc'l Alcohol.. 38
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Am P&L $6 pf (1%).. 22
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48 204 Am Sm & Ref 6% pf.. 7
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1094 864 Am Tel & Tel (9).... 671
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834 504 Am Tobacco (B) (5). 97
117 1024 Am Tobacco pf (6). . 10
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174 94 Am Wat Wks ctfs(l) 71
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17 6% Purity Bakeries (1).. 41
8*«»3 Radio Corp 881
26 1314 Radio Corp pf (A)... 3
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3% 1 Radlo-Kelth-Orph... 30
12% 6 Raybestos-Man (60c) 14
40 2S* Readinr Rwy (1).... 7
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10*4 5H Real Silk Hosiery.... t
6% 2% Remington-Rand.... 75
6 1% Reo Motor Car ." 77
14% 4 Republic Steel 226
294 9 Republic Steel pf.... 19
6 1V4 Revere Copper 4
7* 2* Revere Copper (A). .i 2
20 7 Revere Cop ft Br pf.. 10»
10H 6 Reynolds Metals(l).. 10
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40 26* ReynoldsTobB (I).. 272
6* 2 Rossla Ins of Amer.. 45
24* 17% Royal Dutch. 17
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20 20 20
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96 SOU Safeway Strs pf (7). 10a
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2S 1 St L-San Fran pf.... 15
6 2Vi Savase Arms 7
2Vi S Schulte Retail Stores 17
8H 3S Schulte Ret Stor pf.. 30a
37 28 Scott Paper (1,40)... 140a
4 S Seaboard Air Lln«... 10
5 S Seaboard Air Line pf 1
28S 15 Seaboard Oil (t50c).. 74
25S 12'i Sears Roebuck 310
3 IK Second Nat Inr 1
87 24 Second Nat Inv pf... 1
H V* Seneca Copper 7
3*4 IV, Servel Inc 73
6^» IVi Sharon Steel Hoop.. . 2
4 2S Sharp* Dohme 23
27 21',« Sharp & Dohme pf(2) 6
10S 5S Shattuck(FG) (24c). 43
18 ll'i Shell Transport & Tr 70»
6*i 4 Shell Union Oil 145
4'4S 28V, Shell Union Oil pf... 12
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7S 4% Slrams Petrolm(25c) 64
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26 8'i Sloss-Sheft Steel pf.. 640s
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11 6 Sorony Vacuum 587
70S 58 Soiv Am pf ww(54). 3
30'* 15S So Port Ric Sug 1.60. 129
120 112 So Tort Ric Spf <«).. 60s
28 17V4 South Cal Edlson(2). 82
22S 11S Southern Pacific....> 301
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20 5S Southern Railway pf 9
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12 7H Spencer K«llogg(60c) 4
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15*4 6S Stand Gas k Ilec 169
25 8S Stand Gas&El pf (4). 21
41 17 Stand Gas&El pf (6). 1
46S 20 Starld Gas&El pf (7). 1
IV* S Stand Invest Corp... 11
31?* 19S Stand Oil of Cal (1).. 297
101 92S Stand Oil Exp pf (5). 1
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35S 22*. Stand Oil N J (1) 657
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34S 9 Studebaker Corp pf.. 180»
38*4 35 Sun Oil (1) 2
98 89 Sun Oil pf (6) 20s
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6 2 Superior Stesl 7
1 S Symington (A) 7
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17S 10*4 TexasCorp(l) 649
26S 15V4 Tex Gulf Sulphur(l) 102
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9*4 5 Thatcher Mfg Co.... 12
7 2S The Fair 4
3 1 Thermoid Co 21
6*4 4S Third Avenue 4
17 10 Third Nat Inv (90c). 3
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f 5S 3i* Tide Water Asso Oil. 97
44S 234 Tide Water Assoc pf. 2
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24S 13*4 Timken Roller Bg(l) 173
6 2S Transamerlca Corp.. 58
6 2S Transue & Williams. 3
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66 41 Trl-Contl Corp pf (6). 1
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7% 3% Va-CarChem 6% pf. 3
504 35H Va-Car Chem 7% pf. 3
29V« 12* Vulcan Detlnnlng... 570s
24 14 Wabash R R 6
3* l* Wabash pf (A) 14
84 54 Waldorf System (1). 7
2 4 Walworth Co 11
4% 24 Ward Baking (A)... 1
14 % Ward Baking (B).... 15
19 114 Ward Baking pf (1).. 8
3 1 Warn Bros Picture*. 59
1% % Warner Qulnlan 2
74 24 Warren Bros 46
15% 74 Warren Bros cv pf.. 220s
14 5 Warren Pound ft P.. 67
4% 1 Webster Eiseniohr.. 23
18% 7 Wesson O & Sq (50c) 54
61 40 Wesson O&Sn pf (4). 3
614 30 West Pa Elec A (7).. 50a
64 334 West Pa Elec pf (6). 10»
63 37 West Pa Elec pf (7). 90s
101 81 West Pa Pwr pf (6).. 40s
110 92 West Pa Pwr pf (7). 60s
6% 24 Western Dairy pf A.. 9
2*4 % Western Dairy pf B.. 6
9% 4 Western Maryland.. 41
214 1 Western Pacific 6
4% 1% Western Pacific pf... 2
38% 17% Western Union 127
22*4 11* Westing's# Air B(l). 64
37% 19% Westlnghouse Elec.. 265
75% 60% Westlnghse 1st (SH) 70s
6% 3% Weston Elec Instru.. 5
12% 6 Westvaco Chi (40c).. 9
11 7% Wheeling Steel 4
19% 17 White Motor 1
16 11% White Rock MS (2).. 8
1% % White Sewing Mach. 10
4 2 Wilcox Oil ft Gas.... 62
184 15 Wilcox Rich A (2%). 2
3% % Wilson ft Co 46
9% 4 TOPaon ft Co (A)...... 20
S4 19 Wilson ft Co pf 6
374 2514 Woolworth (2.40).... 321
20 8 Worthlngton Pump.. 63
26% 14 Worth'n Pump pf B.. 2
46% 34% Wrigley (Wm) 13).. 8
13*4 7 Yale & Towne (60c).. 7
6% 2% Yellow Truck 113
29 18 Yellow Truck pf 50s
8*4 34 Young Spr St Wire... 1
21% 7% Youngstown Sh&Tc. 76
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• ' 9% ZonlteFroduoU...f> 112
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294 284 29% + *
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88 88 88 +1
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24 224 23* +1*
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64 64 6% - %
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21 20 21 +3
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35% 85 35 41
374 364 374 +1%
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ADVANCE IN STOCK
MARKET RESUMES
* «
Trading Continues Heavy u
New Tops Are Made
by Leaders.
BY GEORGE T. HUGHES.
Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, May 5.—Stocks ad
vanced into new high ground today in
another session of great speculative
activity. They did not hold all their
gains and the close was not much above
the finals of the day before, with a
sprinkling of declines, but, on the other
hand, there was no sign of a change
in attitude toward the market.
The dollar was acutely weak in Lon
don and in Paris. Sterling exchange
touched the $4 mark early in the day
and reacted only 2 points from that
top. In Paris the dollar dropped almost
to 21 francs before rallying.
Wheat and cotton made new highs
and other staples were more or less
strong. Wheat closed up 7/» to 1%
cents a bushel.
Arrangements had been made, it was
announced, for the sale of a Stock Ex
Change seat at $150,000, up $13,000 from
the last transaction.
The stock market leaders at the close
were United Aircraft. American Tele
phone and Standard Oil of New Jersey.
The stock market opened higher under
a flood of buying orders, the execution
of which not only sent prices to new
peaks, but caused a lag of 10 to 11 min
utes on the tape and brought a turn
over in the first half hour of over a
i million shares. The gains in points
were not large and there was heavy real
izing on the advance, as was natural at
this stage of the movement, but the sell
ing was well absorbed. Speculative ac
tivity shifted from group to group, also
a normal symptom in an excited bull
market.
In many ways the market resembled
the 1929 speculation. The difference
was in the lower price level and In the
much smaller public participation. Out
side interest, however, was Increasing,
as the larger attendance in every brok
er's office demonstrated.
Among the new highs on the move
ment were those in General Motor*,
General Electric. American Telephone,
Pennsylvania Railroad. New York Cen
tral. American Sugar Refining and
stocks of that caliber. The character
of the leadership was one of the moet
reassuring features of the trading.
Aside from the continued depreciation
of the dollar in terms of sterling and
the continued advances in agricultural
staples, the market was influenced by
the constructive address of the Presi
dent before the United States Chamber
of Commerce in Washington and expec
tation that Mr. Roosevelt's radio talk
Sunday night would be equally inspiring.
Doubt remained as to how far the Presi
dent would go in exercising the power*
entrusted to him in the inflation amend
ment to the farm relief bill, but it wa«
hoped that he would give some hint of
his intentions to the radio audience.
♦
MONEY MARKET.
NEW YORK. May 5 UP).—Time money
rates for the shorter maturities ruled
slightly firmer, but the market was
otherwise unchanged. Call money on
the Stock Exchange ruled at 1 per cent.
In the outside call market the rate
continued at 3< of 1 per cent. Fed
eral funds were reported slightly easier
at I'iali of 1 per cent.
IT. S. TREASURY BALANCE.
By the Associated Press.
Treasury receipts for May 3 wen>
$74,922,497.40; expenditures. $28,224,
882.84; balance. $591,567,545.47. Cus
toms dutirs lor three days of May were
$2,330,919.
PARIS BOURSE PRICES.
PARIS. May 5 <4>>.—Three per cent
rentes 65 francs 8 centimes; 41* P«5r
cent rentes. 85.40.
Exchange on London, 84.85. The dollar
was quoted at 21.20.
NEW YORK BANK STOCKS
NEW YORK, May 5 iTPi —Over-the
counter market:
Quotations as of g o'clock
Banks. Bid. Aaked.
Bk Manhattan <2) 21]4 23V«
Chase Natl (2) 2fi'i 27'»
Commercial i»<t a.W
Fifth Ave iM4> 1245 12H.S
Fust Natl ilo(l) 134."> 13H5
Natl City (li :t«i>a 32"4
Public (2) 2II*i 25'«
TRUST COMPANIES.
Bankers f.D 5!>U 61*
BKlyn Trust (4) !»T 102
Cen Hanover < *T > 124 1!R
Chemical <1.8(i> 35H 37H
Continental <1.20) 14'« 16'/*
Corn Exch (3) 54' 4 80S
Empire (It 1S)>« 2014
Guaranty (20) 273 278
Irvine (1) 18Vi 19%,
Manufacturers 14'> lflH
N Y Title A- Mtee >4 1H
N Y Trust ifl) 8.S 88
I Title G & T (J.HO) 241« 2«y«
United States <HO) 14:15 1485
•Includes extra.
\i
First Mortgages
JAMES F. SHEA
643 Indiana Ave. N.W.
ENTERPRISE SERIAL
BUILDING ASSOCIATION
7th St. and Indiana Ave. N.W.
70th Series of stock now
open (or subscription
Payments on shares $1.00
each, payable monthly
James E. Connelly Jinn F. Shea
President Secretary
Member of Building Association Council
ot District of Columbia.
FOR SALE
6% Interest
II'me'II
Y NATIONAL
' PERMANENT "
—hat »«rved Washing
ton families for over 42
years in aiding them to
accumulate savings . . .
and to purchase their
homes and re-financ«
their properties. Ask
about our advantageous
plan.
Mmmbmr Building and
Loan Ats'n Council
of D. C.
PERMANENT
BUILDING ASSOCIATION
\9*9-91A ST. N.W.^

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