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Ml IS UPWARD
Demand Is Steady for Met
al, Mining and Indus
trial Stocks.
By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July 20.—Steady de
mand for metal, mining and industrial
stocks toned up the rest of the list
and shares in the Curb market stood
fractionally to several points higher
today.
Moderate activity In ike final hour
provided support for most of the piv
otal issues. Gulf Oil gained more than
a point and Newmont Mining forged
ahead several. American Cyanamid
■B,” Electric Bond Share and
Northern States Power A" were other
leading gainers.
NASH TAKES OVER
BODY CORPORATION
Motor Car Company Buys |5.000,
000 Seaman Plant of
Milwaukee.
B / the Associated Press.
KENOSHA, Wis., July 20.—C. W.
Nash, chairman of the Board of Direc
lora of the Nash Motor Car Co., has
announced that his company had pur
chased the $5,000,000 Seaman Body
Corp. of Milwaukee.
Nash said there would be no changer,
in the personnel of the Seaman cor
poration under the new ownership.
H. H. Seaman will continue as presi
dent of the corporation and a director
of Nash Motors, and Irving Seaman
as vice president and treasurer.
The Nash company acquired a half
interest in the Milwaukee corporation
in 1919.
Physical assets involved in the trans
action included the plant at Milwau
kee, built in 1919 and expanded from
1921 to 1928 to make it one of the
largest auto body plants in the world.
It has a capacity of 130,000 bodies per
jear and a minimum employe roll of
2.000.
BONDS ON THE
CURB MARKET.
DOMESTIC BONDS.
High. Low IP m.
Alabam Pw 41 ,'S '67. - 86% 86% 86%
Alabama Pow os ’46 -. 107 107 10.
Aluminum Ltd 5s '48 105% 10n% 10o%
Am El Pow 6s '57 A mat 2.3 23 33
Amer GAE 5s 2028 107% 107 % lo, %
Amer P A L (is 2016 .. 102% 102 102%
ADPalch Pow 5s ’..6 „ 106 105% 100
Arkans P A L 5s '56_ 102% 10*1% 10*-%
Asso El Ind 4%S '53_ 61 % 01 % 61s*
ASSO GAE 4%S '49 C ... 48s. 48 48
Asso GAE OS '6S- 50% 50 50
Asso TAT o%s A ’55... 88% 88% 88%
Baldn Lo 6s 718 xw _ 92 92 92
Re l Tel Can 5s B '57 _ 130% 12o% 120%
Canadian Pc tia '42 — 113% 113% 113’.
Carolina PAL 5s '5* 104% inn, 104%
tin I PS PL 5s E '56 103% 103% 103%
Cent 111 PS 4%s F 67 101% 101% 101%
Cent 111 PS 5s G '68 103% 103% 103%
Cent Pw A Ll 5s '56 93% 93% 93%
Cent St a Elec oS '48... 73 «~% <'-%
Cn St El 5%s C '54 7o’. 74% 74%
Cr.t St PAL 5%s '53- 73s. 73% 73%
Cities Service 5s '50. . 83% 8*.% 83V.
Cit Srv Gs P 6s ’43__- lo.7% 103% 103%
cit Srv Pw 5%s '52-— 79% 79 79%
Cit Srv PL o'is '-<9 .. 78s. 78% 78s.
Com Edis 6S B '54 _ _ 111 % 111% 111%
Com Edis 4s F '81 — 106% 106% 106%
Comntv PAL 6s '57_ 75% 75% 7 6%
Cont GAE 5s A '58- 92% 92s. 92%
Crane Co 5s '40 101% 101 >. 101%
Denver GAE 6s '49 107% 107% 107%
Det C Gas os B '50 _ 105% 105' ■ 105%
Det In Brd 6%s ’52_ 6% 6% 6%
.Elec PAL 5s A 2030- 89% 89% 89%
Erno Dlst HI fis ’52 -- 102% 102% 102%
Fairbanks Mor 6s ’42 101% im% 101%
Federal Wt 5s '54 91 90s. 91
Firestone CM os ’48 102% 1<>3% 102%
Florida PAL 5s *54_ 97s. 97% 97%
Gary EAG 5s A ’34 si xw 96% 96% 96%
Gatineau Pw 5s ’56... 99 99 99
Gatineau Pw 6s ’41_ 95 95 95
Gen Pub Ser 5s ’63_101 loi lol.
Gen Pb Ut H%s A ’56_ 95 94% 94s.
Gen W GAE 5s A '43_. 91% 91% 91%
Georgia Pw 5s '67_101% 101% 101%
Glen Alden C 4s '65_87s. 87% 87%
Guardn I 5s ’48 A_ 73 73 73
Gulf St Ut os A ’56- 105% 105% 105%
Hall (WE) 6%s A ’47 St 92 91% 92
111 ns Cent RR 6s '37— 97% 97% 97%
lii Pw A L 6s A ’63— 106% 105% 105%
U1 P A L 5%s B ’54— 104% 104% 104%
II Pw 4 L os C ’56.101% 1010. 101%
III Pw A L 6%s ’57_97% 97% 97%
Ind El 6%s B '63_103 103 103
Indiana Ser 5s '50_ 74% 74 74%
Indiana S 5s A ’63_ 74 74 74
t — j _ — nt.r e. a i*iy ind/ in*r ion/
Tntersta Pw 5s '57_ 76y« 75%
Intersta Pw 6s ’52_ 661# 66 66%
Interst PS 4Vis ’58 F_ 85 85 85
Iowa-N LP 5s ’57 A_106% 106%1 00%
Towa-Nb LP 5s B '61_ 105 105 105
Kns GAE 6s A 2022_118% 118% 118%
Ken Util 1st 6s '89_ 97% 97% 97%
Kentuck U 5s H ’61... 98 98 98
Ken Util 5%s P '55_ 102 102 102
Koppr GAC 5%s '50_105% 106% 105%
Lehigh P S 6s 2026_111% lllVi 111%
Libby McNAL 5s ’42... 104 104 104
La P A L 6s '57_ 106 105% 105%
Memph PAL 5s A ’48-. 103% 103% 103%
Minn PAL 4%S ’78_102 102 102
Miss Pw A Lt 5s ’57- 97% 07% 97%
Missou PL 6%S A '55_108 108 108
Mo Pb Sv 6s A ’47- 75 74% 75
Nass A Suf L 6s '45.__ 104% 104% 104%
Nat PAL 5s B 2030_• 94% 94% 94%
Nat P S 5s ’78 codt_27% 27 27
Nevada Calif 6s '56_ 98% 96% 96%
New Amst Gas 5S ’48_117 117 117
New Eng OAE 6s '47_ 73 72% 72'%
New Eng O&E 6s '48._ 7 3 72% 72%
New Eng GAE 5s ’50__ 73 72% 72%
New Eng Pow 5s ’48_97% 97% 97%
New Eng P 5%s ’54_ _ 99% 99% 99%
New Orl 6s A ’49_ 85% 85% 85%
. N Y P & L 4%s ‘67_106% 106% 106%
N Y St EG 4Vjs ’80... 3 04 104 104
N Y St EG 5%s ’62... 107% 107% 107%
W Y & West 6s '54_lll'A 111 % 111%
Slav F P 6s A ’59- 107 % 107 % 107%
N Con U 6'As A '4 8_61 Vi 61% 61%
Nor Ind PS 6s C ’66_105% 105Vi 105%
Norw PS 6s A ’57_102% 102 102%
Ohio I.'dicon 5s '60_105% 105% 105%
Ohio PS 8i D '54-105 105 105
Olcla P W 5s A '48_93% 93 93%
Pae Ine S» A ’48_100 100 100
Pac Pw A L 5s '55_ 89 89 89
?a C P&L 4%S ’77- 104y, 104 104%
enn Elec 4s '71 F_100% 100% 100%
Penn Power 5s '56_108% m8 108
Peop L & P 5s ’70_13% 13% 13%
Phila Elec 5s ’66_112 112 112
P 8 N HI 5s C ’66 .. 104% 104% 104%
P S N HI 4%s E '80 _ 104 103% 104
Pz S P&L 5%s A ’49.. 95% 95% 95%
Pug S P&L 5s C ’50 . _ 90% 9014 90%
Pg S P&L 4%S '50 D 87'% 87 87%
S Joa L P 6s B ’52 X mat 16% 16% 16%
2!? ™ & P 4%s D ’70 .. 104% 104% 104%
Sherlda Wyo 6s *47.. 71% 71% 71%
S E P&L 6s A 2025 _ 106% 106% 106%
So Cal E 3%s B ’60.. 105% 105% 105%
So Carolina 5s ’57_100% 100% 100%
Sou Ind Ry 4s ’51_ 74% 74% 74%
South N G Os ’44 __ 103% 103% 103%
Sou L & P 5s A ’57 103% 103% 103%
Std GAE 6s ’35 cv mat! 82% 82% 82%
Std G&E cv 6s ’35 cod§ 81% 81% 81%
Stand G A E 6s ’61_ 82 82 82
Stand P A L 6s ’57_79% 79% 79%
Stand T 5%s A ’43t_ 70 70 70
Sup of 111 4%3 '70_105 105 105
Tenn Et Pow 5s '56_93% 93% 93%
Texas Elect 6s ’60_104% 104% 104%
Therm «s ’37 stpd_ 91 90 90
Tide W Pw 5s A '79_102% 102% 102%
Toledo Ed 5s ’62_107 107 107
Twin CR 5Vis A ’52_ 84 84 84
Ulen Co 6s ’44 St_ 37% .37% .37%
Unit LAP 5Vis '59_104% 104% 104%
Unit L & P 6s ’75_ 90% 90% 90%
Un L A R 5%s ’52_ 93% 93% 93%
TT S Rub 6Vis ’39_103V. 103V. 103V.
Utah PL 6» A 2022.... 101'/. 101 % 101%
V* p Serv 5s B ’50_97% 97 97
Wash Gas L 5s '58... 107% 107 107
West Penn 5s 7030_1 03% 103% 103%
West Pa Trac 5s '60... 111 111 111
Wes Tex U 5s A ’57_ 95 95 95
W U GE 6%s A '55_105% 105% 105%
FOREIGN BONDS.
Buen A P 7%S ’47 *t._ 73 73 73
Cauca Valley 7s ’48__ 8% 8% 8%
Cuban Tobac 5s ’44._ 77Vi 77% 77%
Danzig Por 6Vis ’52.. 62% 62% 62%
Oer Con Mun 7s '47_21 21 21
lsotta Fra 7s ’42 .. 71% 71% 71%
Ital Su Pow 6s A ’63.. 64 63% 63%
Pied Elec 6%s A ’60.. 71% 71>/« 71V.
?»ntiag Chile 7a ’61__ 12 12 12
ernl So 6%s A ’63.. 68 68 68
wt—With warrants,
xw—Without warrants, n—New.
wi—When issued.
»t istp)—Stamped.
{Negotiability impaired bv maturity.
.Companies reported in receivership.
BOSTON WOOL MABKET.
BOSTON. July 20 I/Pi (U. S. Department
•f Agriculture).—Demand for wool was
alow In the Boston market and sales con
sisted mostly of small lots In original bags
fine Western-grown wools. Buyers were
reported to be trying to purchase fine
original wools below 80 cents, scoured
basis, but there was very little attractive
wool of even short French combing lengths
available below 80-82 cents, scoured basis.
Most dealers were holding their average
to good French combing original bag wool
•t 6.3-85 cents.
LONDON BAR SILVER.
LONDON. July 20 UJ.- Bar silver steady
BBrt unchanged at l#%d 'Sterling pnce
equivalent to 14.14 centa. t
NEW YORK CURB MARKET
By private wire direct to Tne star.
SFck and Sales—
Dividend Rate. Add 00. Hith. Low. Close.
Adams Millie 1st
pf (7)_ 10s 105 105 105
Aero Supply <B>.. 1 3% 8% 3%
Air Investors Inc- 8 8% 3% SV4
Air Inv tne war 2 1 1 1
Ala Gr Sou (al%) 26s 67% 57% 57%
Ala Pwr pf <6) . 30s 70 69% 70
Allen Indust <1)_. 5 24H 24 24
Alliance Invest .. 1 3% 8% 3%
Alum'n Co of Ain 800s 134% 131% 134%
Aluminum Co
of Am pf (1%) 100sll7% 117% 117%
Alum'n Ltd . 1 62% 62% 62%
Am Beverage__ 13 3 3
Am Book Co (4).. 10s 71 71 71
Am Capital (B)_ 2 1% 1% 1%
Am Cities P 4k L
(A) (3)_75s 43 43 43
Am City P&L (£) 13 7 6% 7
Am Cynam B «0o_ 57 36% 36 36
Am G*E (1.40)_ 17 46% 45% 45%
Am G&E pf (6)_60s 112% 1124* 112%
Am Gen Corp_ 2 8% 8% 8%
Am Hard Rubber 100s 36 36 36
Am Laundry (40c) 4 24T4 24% 24%
Am LtftTr (1.20). 4 24% 24 24
Am I.&T pf (1%). 3 28% 28% 28%
AmMfgCo_ 60s 30% 30% 30%
Am Maracaibo_ 9 1% 1% 1%
Am Meter Co_ 8 28% 28% 28%
Am Superpower _ 35 2% 2% 214
A m Superpwr pf_. 4 52 60% 50%
Am Thread pf
(250_ l 4% 4% 4%
Angostura (*<tc).. 2 6% 6% 6%
Apex Elec Mfg.__ 6 29% 29 29%
Ark Nat Gas_ 5 6% 6% 6%
Ark Nat Gas (A). 25 6% 6% 6%
Ark Nat Gas cu pf 4 9 8% 8%
Asso OAK_ 1 1% 1% 1%
ASSO G & E <A)-_. 18 2 2 2
Asso G & E $5 pf 2 12% 12% 12%
Asso lnvest(tlJ/i)100s 44 43% 44
Atl Coast Fisher. 3 9% 9% 9%
Atlas Corp (a40c) 17 13% 13 13%
Atlas Corp war... 15 3% 3 3%
Atlas C pf A (3).. I 53% 53% 53%
Atlas Plvwood_ 2 10% 10% 10%
Austin Silver_ 10 1% l 114
Ax-Fisher (3.20)A 70* 421. 41 41
Bsldw L bd rts(d) 20 "■/» % %
Bickfords Inc <1). t 15 15 15
Black & Decker... 1 21 21 21
BlissCo (E W)_ 3 18% 18% 18%
Blue Ridge Corp.. 9 3% 3% 3%
Blumenthal S_ l 17 17 17
Bohack(HC)_ 60* 5% 5% 5%
Bourjois. Inc b25o 1 3% 3% 3%
Bower Roll BU). 10 23 22% 23
Bridgeport Mach. 7 17 lfi% 16%
Brill Corp (B)- a 3 2% 3
Brill Corp pf _75a 38 37 38
British-Am Oil
reg (80c) _ 1 25% 25% 25%
Brlt-Am Tob
coil B (a55%C) l 29% 29% 19%
Brown Forman 5 8% 8% 8%
Buckeye P L (3). 50* 43% 43% 43%
Buffalo Niag A E
Ppf(1.60> .. 8 25% 25% 25%
Buffalo Niagara
A Estpt let pf<6> 100*105 105 105
Bulova W cv pf 150a 68 64 66
Bunker HASul(t2 100* 81% 81 81%
Can Indus Alco A. 1 7 7 7
Can Marconi_ 6 1% 1*4 1*4
Carlb Syndicate.. 2 2*4 244 214
Carman* Co B_ 2 3% 3% 3%
Caro LAP pf (7). 10nl01 101 101
Carrier Corp 61 15% 15 15%
Castle(AM) &Co 3 50a 54 54 54
Cataltn Corp 17 10*4 10 10%
Celanese 1st pf (7) 60s 104 104 104
Cent H G A E
▼to (10c)_ 3 16% 16% 16%
Cent&S W Util._ 6 2% 2*. 2*.
Cent States Elec 17 21* 2>4 2%
Cent States Elec
cvpf(new) .. 25s 25** 25!* 25%
Cent States Eleo
t% pf. ... 100* 26 26 26
Central States
Electric 7% nf 825* 61 48*4 50
Centril Pine <40ct I 4*4 *% 4*»
Chi Flex Shaft 12 750* 49*4 *9% 49%
Childs Co pf_ 50s 44% 44% 44%
Cities Service_ 156 5 4% 5
Cltle3 Service pf. 11 64 63% 64
Cities Service <B) 2 6% 6% 6'4
City Aut Stpg «0e. 3 14% 14*4 14*4
Claude Neon Lts.. 6 % % %
Clev Tractor _ 4 10% 10% 10%
Cockshutt Plow.. 17 7 7
Colon Oil (d)_ 2 % % %
Colt's P F A (1%) 4 44*4 44 44
Columbl* Gss A
Elsv cv pf (6) 1075s 109*. 108 109%
Columb Oil & Gas 10 4 3% 4
Commonw’lth Dls l 1 % 1 % 1 %
Com'wlth Ed (4) 1 114% 114% 114%
Com'wlth&S war 22 n *• A
Community P L
1st pf_ 25* 31 31 31
Community Wat S 6 2 2 2
Cemo Mines .. 205 % A %
Compo Shoe Macb
etc (50c)_ t 13*4 13*4 13*4
Consol Aircraft_ 38 20% 1914 20%
Cons Copper_ 27 6 4% 6
Censoi Gas of
Bslto (3.60) 5 92% 91*4 92%
Cons Min & Sm (1)1100*55% 65 56%
Cons Retail St 16 6 6
Consol Retail Strs
8% pf U4) 50s 92% 92% 92%
Cons Royal (20c). 1 2*. 2% 2%
Cooper Bessemer. 2 15 15 15
Cooper Bess pf A. 1 44*4 44*4 4414
Copper Range_ 2 8% 8% 8*.
Cord Corp _ 8 5 4% 4%
Corroon & Keyn... I 5% o% 6%
Cosden Oil Me (d) 5 2% 2% 2%
Crane & Co .. 13 31% 30 30
Crane Co pf (37). 26sl32 132 132
Creole Pet (a25c). 43 24% 23% 23%
Crocker Wheeler. 4 11% 11% 11%
Croft Brewing_ 10 % % %
Crown Cent Petr. 12 2 2
Crown Cork
int (A) (31). 7 16% 16% 16%
Crown Drug a lUc. 3 4% 4% 4%
Cueno Press (2)__ 4 41 39% 41
Cusi Mez Minina. 6 % % %
Dennison 7 % pf . 20» 68% 68% 68%
Derby OU&Kef pf 25a 64 64 64
Detroit Gasket(l). 2 18% 18% 18%
Detroit Gasket pi
ww (1.20)_ l 19% 19% 19%
Detroit Grey iron
Foundry (20c). r> 14% 14% 14%
Pet Pap Prod tl’oc 12 S% 8% 9%
Dlst Ltd a'38 1-KJo 3 ra% ?.3<ia 25%
Distilled Liquors. 1 11 )l 11
Doehler Die Cant. 1 32% 32% 32%
Dow Chem (2.40). 1114 114 114
Duval Tez Sulph. 2 6% 6% 6%
Eagle Plcher
Lead (alOc) 4 10% 10% 10%
Eastn U&F Asso 6 7% 7% 7%
East’n Gas & Fuel
Assoc pf (6)_200s 63% 62% 68%
Eastn States Pdr. 2 2% 2% 2%
Eastn Sta Pw (A) 1 42 42 42
Easy Washing
Mach B (t60)—. S 12% 12% 12%
Elsler Elec Corp.. 2 3% 3% 3%
Elec Bond&Share 234 25% 24% 24%
Elec Bd&Sh pf (6) 2 78 78 78
Elec Bd&Sh pf<6) 6 88 87% 87%
El Pwr Associates 6 11% 11% 11%
El Pwr Asso (A)-. 23 9% 9% 9%
Elec Pwr & Lt
optl war_ 18 8 8
Elec Pwr 4k Lt
fdpfiA)_100s 70% 70% 70%
Elec Sharthold
pf ww (33)_276* 96% 96 96%
Equity Corp_ 2 2% 2% 2%
European Electrlo
Ltd bd rts .... 6 % % Vi
Ex-Cell-0 Air &
Transp (al5c). 40 19% 17 19%
FalstaS Brewery- 6 7 7 7
Fanny Farmer
Candy (60c)_ 1 15% 15% 15%
Fansteel Metal... 6 13% 13 13
Ferro Enamel (1) 5 35 33% 35
Fldello Brewery-.. 1 £ £ £
First Nat Stores
1st pi (7)__ 20*113% 113% 113%
Fisk Rubber ... 18 7% 7% 7%
Fisk Rubber pf_76# 58% 68% 68%
FlintkoteCo (1)_. 70 37% 36% 37%
Fla P & L pf -_ 60s 52 62 62
Ford Motor
(Can) A (a?5c).. 3 20 19% 20
Ford Motor Ltd
(al8 1-lOc). 1 7% 7% 7%
Gen Alloys .... 6 2% 2% 2%
Gen Electrlo Ltd
reg <b37%C) ... 3 20% 20% 20%
Gen Flrep’f (40c). 1 17% 17% 17%
Uen Tel (a26e). - 43 19%il8% 19
Gen Tele cv pf (S) 1 50% 60% 60%
Gen Tire & Kub 200s 77% 76% 76%
Gilbert (A C) pf
(33%)_20s 41 40 41
Glen Aldan C (1). 4 16 14% 15
Gorham pf^w... 100s 20 20 20
Grand Nat’l Films 63 2% 2% 2%
Grand Nat Films
Inc rights. 17 1 % 1
Grand R Ver(60c) 3 14% 13% 14%
Gray Tel P 8(1)-. 2 18 17% 17%
Great Atl 4k Pao
Tea n-v (46) 10a 116% 116% 115%
Greenfield TAD. 2 7 6% 6%
Guardian Invest— 11 1 1
Gulf Oil (1)_ 1« 37V4 8fi% 16%
Hall Lamp (20c)«. 3 6H 6S 6%
>
otocK ana osics—
Dividend Rate. Add 00. Hiah. Low. Close.
Harvard Brewery 16 4% 3% 414
Hazeltlne (8)_ 1 14 14 14
Hecla Min 160c).. 19 12 11% 11%
Holllnger G< tS6c) 6 16% 1614 15%
Holophane <a25c). 4 10 9 JO
Hudson BMftS(l). 28 26% 24% 25
Humble Oil (It_ 4 67% 67% 67%
Huyler's of Del_ 1 % % %
Huyler’s of Del.
7% pfstp <d)„100s 12% 12% 12%
Hygrade Food ..14 4 4
Hygrsde Syl (8).. 60e 87% *7% 87%
111 PwALt <8 pf.. 450e 60% 60 60%
Imp Oil Ltd
ooupon (t6Pe)._ 8 20% 20% 20%
Imp OH Ltd reg
(tSOc)_ 1 20% 20% 20%
lad Pipe Line 40c. 4 7% 7% 7%
lm Co of N Arr (2)200a 76 76 75
Inti Hydro Elec
System cv pf~. 1 10 TO 10
Inti Petro (tl%). 16 36 86% 86%
Inti Util <B) . 6 1% 1% 1%
Inti Vitamin t40c. 2 7 7 7
interstate Power
(Del) pf - lOe 26 26 25
Irving Air Ch (1). 1 22% 22% 22%
Jersey Central
PAL (7) _60s 99 98% 98%
Jonas A Naum— 6 3% 3% 3%
JoneaALaugh Stl. 160s 82% 32 32
Kansas City Pub
Sve vtc pf A.. 2 6% 6% 6%
Kirby Pet (20e»-. 3 4% 4% 4%
Kreuger(G)ErO) 2 25 25 25
Lake Shore M (4). 3 69 68% 69
Lakey Fy A Mack. 7 6% 6% 6%
Lefcourt Realty— 1 2% 2% 2%
Lehigh CAN(80c) 2. 8% 8% 8%
Lion Oil A Ref. 2 11% 11% 11%
Lockheed Aircraft 2 8% 8% 8%
Lone-Star Gas 40o 28 13 12% 12%
Long Island Light 9 4% 4% 4%
Long Is Lt pf A T 60s 93 92 92
La Land <40c) —. 4 12 31% 11%
McCord Rad (B).. 1 10% 10% 10%
Marconi Inter
Marine (al8.3e) 2 8% 8% 8%
Marion Steam Sh 1 7% 7% 7%
IVia.SOIlIL« p \ 1 A uuva • '
Massev-Harris .. 2 6 414 6
Mead John (t*>... 1103 103 103
Mereh&Mfrs(A 6 714 7% 714
Merritt Chap AS- 3 7% 7% 71*
Mich Gas & Oil— 1*44
Middle States
Petrol vtc (B)„ * 1% l'i 1%
Midvale Co (21.— 7ns 44% 44% 44%
Minn Min & Mf f 1225s 32 3114 31*4
Mohawk Hudson
1st pf (4)_ 126s 95% 94 94
Molybdenum Corp 8 714 7 7%
Monroe Loan
Society (A) aSe 1 414 4% 414
Moore Dlst (toOc) 2 8 8 8
Mount Prod <60e> 3 fi fi fi
Mueller Brass SOo 9 35% 34% 34%
Nat Auto Flb(tl). 2 37 37 37
Nat Bella Hess . 4 '1% 2% 2*»
NatBd&Sh (tl)- 1 49% 49% 49%
Nat Fuel Gas (1). 9 18% 18% 18%
Nat P & L pf <*) 350s 87% 87% 87%
Nat Rubber Mach 1 5% 614 5%
Nat Sugar N J (2> 1 27% 2714 27%
Natl Transit(75c) 2 11% 11% 11%
Nat Union Radio- 1 44 44 If
Nev-Cal Elec_ 10s 2414 24% 24%
N J Zinc (+2)_300s 7914 7814 7914
Newmont Min (21 19 8814 86% 88%
N Y P&L 6% pf 6 70s 105 105 105
Nlag Hud Pwr 145 1414 13% 14%
Niagara Hudaon
Pwr (A) war 3 % % %
Niagara Shares
(Md) B (alOc) 6 13% 13 13%
Nipissing (a50c) . 5 2% 2% 2%
Noma Elec (a40e) 4 6% 5% 5%
North Am LAP-- S 4% 414 414
Nor Am Util Sec . 1 4% 4% 414
Northern Inb Pub
Sve6%pf(3) 10s 85 85 85
Nor States Power
A (a25c). - 7 30% 30 30%
N W Eng (a25c)-. I 25% 35*4 25%
Novadel Ag (2) - 1 39 39 39
Ohio Edls pf («)-. 100*108 108 108
Ohio Pwrpf (6> ._ 2109*4 109% 109%
Old* Nat Gas Co 1 11% 11% 11%
Okla NatGCopf 100* 30% 30% 30%
Oldetyme Distil._ 2 fi!4 614 6%
Outboard Mot <A> 1 1614 1514 1514
Oversea* Sec a25e. 2 fi% 6% 6%
Paclflo Eastern- 3 4v» 4% 4%
Pacific G A E
1st of (114)_ * 32% S2% 32%
Pac P&L pf (7)_10s 89 89 89
Pao Tin spec (tl) 150s 41 40% 40%
Pau-Am Air <1)_- 7 67% 56% 67%
PantepecOll- 99 5% 6% 6%
Pennroad (b20c). 23 4% 4% 4%
Penn P&L pf (7). 100*110% 110 110
Penna Salt (t3)-_ 25*1221. 12214 122%
Peppereil Mfg(3> 70s 74 73% 74
Phlla El Co pf (6) 75* 113'/. 11314113%
Phillips Packing.. 2 11 10% 11
Phoenls Secur -. 9 7 6% 614
Pie Bakeries(60c) 1 1314 13% 13%
Pioneer Gold Mines
Ltd (800 . 14 814 8% 814
Pitney Bow**
PM(S2a)_ 1 8% 8% 8%
Plttsb’gh Forging 3 II 10% 11
Pltts& L E <t*%) 10*82% 82% 82%
Plttsb'gh P G(t2) 2 124% 124% 124%
Potrero Sugar 7 6% 6% 6%
Powdrell&AltlVi- 5 9 8% 8%
_j i nri / OCR OCR
Pub Svc Ind pf... 10* 29 29 29
Pub Stc Ind pr pf 100* 67*4 6794 57*4
Pug S PAL *5 pf 5 100» 8494 8494 8494
Puget Sound Pwr
A Lt {6 Df 150*41 40 40
Pyrene Mfg(a20c) 2 694 694 6*»
Quaker Oats (t4) S0*124 124 124
Quebec Power (1) SOO* 1694 1694 1694
Ry&Lt Sec(a25c> 100* 2294 22V* 22V4
Raym'd C pf a75c. 25* 33 33 S3
Reed Roller
Bit new (130c) 9 2394 23*4 2354
Reiter-Foster 2 94 *4 94
Reliable Strs a25c. 2 1694 1694 1694
Reynolds invest 6 294 294 294
Root P*t’m(a25c). 1 1694 16V4 16V4
Russek 6th Av(l). 6 1894 1894 1894
Rustless Ir A Stl- 8 694 594 694
Ryan Consol_ 1 394 394 SV4
St Regis Paper_ 32 5V4 6 694
St Regie Paper pf. 80s 88 8794 87V4
Salt Creek P(30c) l 794 794 794
ScovllleMfg (1)— 100s S2Vi 32 S2Vi
Segal Lock feta.— 10 254 2’4 "Vi
Selber’lng Rubber 6 294 25* 29*
Selected Indue... 12 354 894 3 94
Sel Ind all cfe 6^.100s 83 88V* 89
Sentry Safety Con 2 ft ft ft
Seton Leather__ 6 12*4 1254 1294
Shattuck Den Min 4 794 794 79*
Shenandoah__ 2 2V4 2V4 2V4
Shenandoah pf.._. 1 49V4 49V4 49V4
Singer Mfg 116)_10s 350 350 350
Smith Corona vto. 1 22 22 22
Sonotone (a6c)_ 10 2V4 294 2V4
South Penn O tl 44 2 3994 39 S9V4
Southn Calif Bd
pf (0(1%) ... 2 28 28 28
Southl’d Roy 40c.. .1 7% 794 794
Spanish&Gen rets. 12 94 44 94
Square D Co
pf A (2.20) 250s 81V4 3094 SUi
Stand CAS t2.40.200e 39 39 39
Stand Oil Ky (!) 3 19 19 19
Stand 011(0)a26c. 3 30 29V4 30
Stand Oil O pf (6) 60s 106 106 106
Stand Pwr ft Lt... 6 ' 394 394 3%
Stand PftL (B)— 3 394 3% 394
Stand PALpf_lOOe 49 49 49
Sterchl Bros Strs. 12 7 694 654
Sterling Br(alOc). 8 6V4 694 6V4
Stetson (J B)_60s 18 18 18
Stuts Motor_ 1 2V4 2V4 2V4
Sunray Oil_ 21 4 854 354
Sunshine Min (2). 8 1454 1354 14V4
Swiss Oil (t20e)_. 6 6 6 6
Taggart Corn. . . 9 9 814 S
Talcott (J) Inc 6%
pt pf (294)_76s 6254 52V4 62V4
Tampa Eioo (2.24) 3 38 38 38
Tasteyeast(Del)A 87 894 8 3*4
Taylor Dlst <b5)„ 2 4V4 414 414
Technicolor Inc.. 13 27 26 26V4
Teck Hughes t40c 47 694 6V4 6V4
Tenn Elec Pwr
1st pf (7)_200s 78 7754 78
Tenn Products_ 3 V4 94 94
Texas Gulf Prod. 19 654 694 694
TexonOftL (60c) 3 6V4 6 6V4
Tilo Roof, Inc_ 1 12 12 12
Tob Prod Ex (10c) 20 4 354 354
Trans-Lux Dtyllte
PicSn (20c)_ S 394 394 894
Trl-Contl C war.. 1 8V4 3V4 SV4
Tubize Chatllllon. 14 84 « 8V4
Tublze Chatl tA). 4 87 3494 87
Tung-Sol Lamp n. 7 10V4 1094 1094
Twin Coach (a20c) 32 15V4 1494 16
Union Gas of
Canada (alOc) 2 1 494 1454 149*
Unit Air war_ 6 19V* 18V4 19V4
Unit Corn war ... 8 2 154 2
Unit Elastlc(40c). 1 8V4 8V4 8Vi
Unit (las Oorp ... 96 8V4 8 8V4
Unit Gas C war— 12 2 2
Unit Gaa Corp pf. 18 118 11694 11694
Unit Lt ft Pw (A) 33 8V4 854 894
Unit Lt ft Pw of.. 7 6754 6694 6694
Unit Milk Pa50e.. 25s 17 17 17
unit Shoe M f2V4 200* 8894 8894 8894
U S Foil) Bxeoc) 15 1794 16*4 1794
U S ft mtl Secur . 1 2V4 2V4 254
Unit VerdsKx(l). * 394 354 *94
Unit Wall Paper.. 26 4!4 O* 4T4
|
Stock and Bales—
Dividend Rate. Add 00. Xlrh. Low. Close.
Util Pwr A lit- 2 Hi 1H Hi
Util Pwr * Lt pf. 400s 29H 2814 29
Utility Bqultlee .. 4 414 414 414
Utility Ea pf(IV4)250s 7014 79 7914
Utility 4b Indue of 3 4 4 4
Venezuela Max O. 18 8 3
Vanezuela Patrol. 7 114 114 114
Wayna Pump_ * 8314 3314 3314
W Va Coal 4fc Coke 1 214 214 214
Westn Air Ex(n). 3 8% 814 ■%
Williams 011-0
Matlc (a2Sc)_ 1 1414 1414 14V4
Wolverine Port C. 3 414 4 4
Wright Her* t40s 20 814 814 814
Yukon Gold . . 1 214 214 214
Dividend rat* la dollara based oa last
quarterly or semi-annuel payment, tAn
nual rate—plus aztra. (Accumulated divi
dends aPald this year. bPald last yaar.
dCompanies reported In receivership or
belns reorganized. ePayeble In stock
fPlus partial dUtributlon of asset*.
Ex-dividend.
BABY FOUND FLOATING
IN WATER IS REVIVED
Girl, 3, Discovered by Father,
Resuscitated—Han Fatally
Hurt in Dive.
By tl e Associated Preaa.
BALTIMORE, July 20 —A man died
of Injuries received when he dived
Into 8 feet of water and a baby was
resuscitated after being found floating
In the water yesterday.
The dead man was Identified as
John Kahl of Baltimore. He dove
from a springboard Into 8 feet of
water In Middle River. Physicians
said death apparently was caused by a
fractured vertebrae.
Ernest Adomato found his 3-year
old daughter, Theresa floating uncon
scious in the water at Decker Grove,
Anne Arundel County. He brought
her ashore and she was revived by a
physician living nearby. Later she
was treated at a hospital here and re
leased.
CENSORSHIP STOPS
DATA ON REBELLION
Bowers Attempts to Obtain Infor
mation by Telephone From
Consul Officials.
Br the Associated Presi.
Claude Bowers, United States Am
bassador to Spain, now residing at the
Spanish Summer capital at San
Sebastian, Is endeavoring to keep in
touch with revolutionary developments
by telephone with hla various consu
late officials.
So rigid was the censorship applied
by the Spanish government on all tele
phone, telegraph and radio communi
cations within the country that reports
to Washington indicated it was im
possible to gain anything but the most
meager Information.
tapers ay
Auto Production Is Reced
ing—Shipbuilding Indus
try More Active.
By the Associated Press.
CLEVELAND, July 20.—The maga
sine Steel reported today a moderate
tapering of steelworks operations to
68 '/a per cent, down 1 point.
At the same time last year the na
tional rate was 43 per cent.
“Labor organization in steel," said
the publication, “is driving in a cer
tain amount of tonnage from con
sumers seeking to build up stocks as
a hedge against possible interrup
tions in production.
“Buying attributed to this situation
has been particularly noticeable in
material, on which mills are quoting
deferred deliveries.”
Auto Production Receding.
Automobile production is receding
slowly, and heat Is tampering mill
schedules, Steel said, but the ship
building industry is more active. “In
dustrial equipment manufacturers are
busy on an extraordinarily good
volume of orders. Machine tool orders
in June were the highest since No
vember, 1929.”
Steel said “automobile assemblies
last week were down 6,516 units to
91,317. Some manufacturers have
been unable to set a definite date
for ending production of their 1936
models, because of the relatively good
current demand. A small amount of
steel buying has begun for 1937 cars.
“The first large contract for Con
nellsvtlle beehive coke since the de
pression began calls for shipments of
15,000 to 20,000 tons a month, for
at least five months and may run
a year, for Pittsburgh Steel Co.”
Operations Up.
The magazine estimated operations
In the Youngstown district were up
2 points to 76 per cent, Wheeling
up 12 points to 81; Pittsburgh was
down 1 to 63; Chicago, 1 to 70; Cleve
land, 33’4 to 51; Buffalo, 3 to 84, and
New England, 5 to 63. Other dis
tricts were unchanged.
‘‘Activity in the scrap market has
been quiet,” it said, “but steel’s scrap
composite has made small gains lor
three consecutive weeks, the latest a
12-cent increase to $12.91. The iron
and steel price index is up 1 cent to
$33.49, and the finished steel com
posite remains at $53.40 lor the third
straight week.”
Washington Produce
BUTTER—Range of prlcM to store*
lathered from wholesale dealers (prices to
nearby shippers based on Philadelphia and
New York prices): Ona-pound print*, car
ton (83 aeore), 35; 1-pound prints, ear
ton (92 score), 35: 1-pound prints, carton
(90 score), 3*: %-pound prints, carton (92
scora). 35; ‘/--pound prints, carton (90
score). 35; tubs (93 score), 34; tubs (90
score). 33.
MEAT—Beef. J2al8; veal. 15*17: lamb.
22*24; smoked ham. 27*28; fresh ham.
24*28; pork loin. 23*25; compound. 10%a
11%: lard 12*12%.
Prices paid shippers, net f. o. b. Wash
ington (by the United States Bureau of
Agricultural Economics):
EOG8—Week opened with nominal trad
11A Usual light receipts for Mondty.
Quality showing effect of heat. Prices un
changed. Current receipts. 21*22: hennery
whites. 22%a23%: a few fancy at lal%
premium: Oorernment traded and dated
white ects (Including grading and mar
keting cogts), U. B. extras, large. 31; C. 8.
extras, mediums. 27; U. S standards, large,
28: U. 3. brown standards, large. 27.
LIVE POULTRY—Market barely iteidy
at unchanged prices. Supplies plentiful. In
cluding fairly heavy carry-over from last
week. Fowl, colored, heavy. 17al9: Leg
horns 15*10: roosters. 10*12- chickens.
Plymouth Rocks, broilers and fryers. 20a
21: roasters. 22*23: Leghorns. 10ml7:
mixed colors. 18*10: turkeys, hen*. 18: a
few at 19: toma, 14al5: a few at 10; No.
2's. 12*13
Fruits and Vegetables.
Sales In large lots by original receivers
up to 8 a.m. today:
CANTALOUPS—No carlot arrivals, no
ears on track. Southern stock: Truck
receipts liberal: supplies liberal: demand
moderate: market weak. North Carolina,
Salmon Meats, standards. 24s to 45s:
Ridgeway section l.o()al.25; few. 1 .Sly
unlabelled. 50*1.00; Laurlnburg section.
% crates. 18s to 22s. 6(lal.OO: few. 1.25.
HONEYBALLS—No carlot arrivals: no
ears on track: supplies light: demand slow;
market weak. California, standards. 45s.
2.60*2.75: Jumbos. 45s, 2.76*3.00; ponys.
45s and 54s. 1.75*2.00.
HONEYDEWS—One California arrived:
four broken and one unbroken cars on
track; supplies moderate: demand mod
erate: market steady. California, stand
ard crates. 12s. 2.00; poorer lower.
PEACHES—Two Georgia, one North
Carolina arrived: three broken and two
unbroken cars on track. Truck receipts
moderate; supplies moderate: demand mod
erate: market steady. North Carolina. %
bushel baskets, Hileys. U. S. No. 1. 1%
inch minimum. 1.00*1.75: bushel baskets.
Hileys. U. S No. 1. 2 to 2% Inches. 3.50;
l,,-lnch minimum. 3.no. South Carolina,
%-bushel baskets. Hileys. U. S. No. 1. 1%
lnch minimum, best. 1 50, fslr condition.
1.26; 2-inch minimum, 1.76; 1%-inch
®°Hth Carolina, bushel hampers. 1.50
»l-'5jfatr condition. 75al.OO.
onIlhfPci?aISJtI*S_Pr*CtlC“lT 1,9 ,u99ll“
- 8?5'ACH—JSuppllM light: demand light:
{“•ft?* **e»<lr. Pennsylvania. bushel
baskets, l.on: poorer lower.
,-i9fA^NPE8—Rour California arrived:
■*®. brokenand four unbroken cart on
5 *ok California, boxea. No. 1. 4.76a
ioIrJ?*ON8_r:Cl,1,0rn1*- boxes. 10.00a
13.00. according to grade and alxe.
APPLES—Bushel baskets. U. S No. 1:
Maryland. Pennsylvania and Virginia.
Transparents. 2-lnch minimum. 75a«5:
2Vk-lnch minimum. l.OOal.25: William
Red 2V,-lnch minimum. 76aS5: 2‘,4-lnch.
minimum. l.OOal.25: Oldenburg*. 2vl-lnch
2^nlnJSJn" n,H5f7S: 2’z-Inch minimum.
2?al.OO: Wealthys. 2V4.ir.eh minimum,
SoaOO: 2'/j-lnch minimum. l.OOal.25.
PEAS—One Washington arrived: two
broken and one unbroken cars on track.
Washington, bushel hampers Telephones,
1.0Oa2.OO.
BLUEBERRIES—New Jersey. 36a45 pee
quart.
CARROTS--No earlot arrivals: ora
broken car on track.
TABLE GRAPES—Ore California ar
rived: one broken car on track.
L. C. L. Express Arrivals.
Delaware 2H crstes asoaragus: Florida.
54 lugs avocados. 41 bushel baskets egg
plant. 42 1 .-bushel boxes limes. 120 lugs
lines, HO bushel baskets okra. 27
lVx-bushei crates peppers: California. Ho
lugs avocados: North Carolina. H75 crates
cantaloupes. H5 bushel baskets lima beans.
4H bushel baskets tomatoes. 45 S-bushel
baskets okra. 72 Dushel baskets peaches,
45 Vs-bushel baskets peaches: South Caro
lina. 10 crstes Cantaloupes. 75 bushel
baskets lima bears. 101 V,-bushel baskets
peaches, llo bushel baskets peaches. 44
bushel baskets squash. 7n 30-pound lug«
tomatoes: New Jersey. 40 24-quart crates
blueberries: Pennsylvania, 124 3-pound
baskets mushrooms: unknown origin, 14
ernes mixed vegetables.
r"im2,m- . 1S°.! ?ulh.#I. *>a«k«U Hileyi,
8. No. 1. 2-Inch minimum. 3.00*3.50:
lit-Inch minimum. 2.75*3.00; 144-inch
minimum. 2.00: New Mountain Ro*e. bushel
baskets, u. S No. 1. 1.75*2.00. Oeorgla
44-bushel baskets Hlleys. V. 8. No. 1. lij
Ineh minimum, beat. 1.50; lair condition
1.15: 2-lnch minimum. 1.75: buahel bas
£***■ F- i8’ Jf°- }• 2-lnch minimum.
3.00*3.50: l’/.-Inch minimum, 2.75*3.00.
Other Qastatlens.
WATERMELONS—One Georgia. two
North Carolina, lour South Carolina ar
rived: two broken and seven unbroken cars
on track. Truck receipts liberal: supplies
liberal: demand moderate; market weak.
Georgia. South Carolina. Tom Wations.
30-32 pound -verage. 40*50; 34-30 pound
average. 50*05 each.
CELERY—One California, one New York
arrived: two broken and one unbroken
cars on track. Supplies moderate: de
mand light; market dull. Michigan. Huh
ball*. 1.00. New York. *4 crates individ
ually washed. 3-9 dozen. 2.50*2.75; few
3.00.
CORN—No earlot arrivals: no cars on
track. Suppllea light: demand moderate:
market steady. North Carolina, sacks.
5 dozen, ttfie76.
CUCUMBERS—Supplies light: demand
Lght: marxet steady. Pennsylvania. bush-1
baskets, i.ooal.26.
LETTUCE—.Three California, one New
York arrived: »ix broken and five unbroken
cars on track. Supplies moderate, demand
moderste: market stronger for good stock.
California. Western crates Iceberg type.
5 or**' ®-254®80: ,4lr condition. 4.50a
ONIONS—No earlot arrivals: no cars on
track. Supplies moderate' demand mod
erate: market steady New Jersey. 50
pound sacks yellows. U. 8 No. 1. medium
to large size. 1.15*1.25: small size. 1.00.
POTATOES^—No earlot arrivals: no cars
on track. Boat receipts eoulvalent to three
cars Eastern Chore. Md.. and two cars Vir
ginia. Supplies light: demand moderate:
market steady. Virginia, stave barrels.
Cobblers. U. S. No. 1. 3.50*3.75: few 4.00;
poorly graded 3.25: New Jersey, loo
pound sacks. Cobblers. U. S No. 1, 2.40a
2.60.
TOMATOES—No earlot arrivals: no cars
on track. Supplies liberal: demand slow;
market steady. Maryland and Virginia
lug boxes, rlpes end turning, wrapped. 5x9
snd larger. 1.26*1.50- New Jersey, Jersey
20-quart boxes. 75a85: nearby sections
44-bushel baskets. 75*1.26.
Mixed Vegetables.
MIXED VEGETABLES—No earlot ar
rivals: three broken cars on track
LIMA BEANS—No earlot arrivals: one
broken car on track Supplies light de- 1
mand moderate; market steady. North
McGILL WEEKLY PRICE INDICES
H02« equals 100.)
Juiy July July July July July July Jen. July July
20. J*. 17. 16. 14. 20. 19. 3. 10. 17,
1929. 1930. 1981. 1932. 1933. 1934. 1935. 1936. 1936 1936.
All commodities.- 92.8 76.3 68.8 49.5 58.6 65.8 72.7 74 8 75.4 74.9
Industrial_ 89.7 77.4 60.5 53.2 64.2 73.9 71.2 72.7 73.9 74.0
Agricultural_ 90.7 70.1 65.8 40,9 62.1 66.2 65.8 70.1 73.8 74.7 j
Live stock_107.4 81.5 67.2 47.4 41.9 48.3 83.0 83.5 79.7 78.2
Bids, materials_ 97.6 88.7 72 6 61.3 73.9 91.0 89.1 86.2 94.5 94.5
Chemicals_104.4 101.7 93 3 95.6 96 0 95.1 94.6 95.0 92.5 92.5
Fuels_ 71.3 67.8 44.3 52.0 47.6 66.0 62.7 62.8 63.8 63.8
Hides A lesther .119.6 102.9 84.2 44.9 88.4 71.4 84.6 96.0 81.9 81.9
Honlerrous metals 101.8 69.2 64.9 41.3 66.2 65.3 65.0 67.7 66.7 66.7
Ferrous metals — . 96.8 86.9 81.6 77.3 78.2 88 0 88.1 89.5 91.7 91.7
Paint materials— 91.6 82.5 67 1 52.9 71.7 71.0 67.6 70.0 70 8 71.3
Paper and pulp.. 94.4 92.4 83 7 73.0 74.8 77.7 70.9 7 1.4 74.1 74.1
Textiles, fine_ 98.6 72.3 55.2 34.8 66.1 71.4 66.9 71.0 71.5 71.8
Textiles, coarse— 83.4 68.8 52.7 47.2 60.4 55 8 53.9 59.9 68.9 58.9
Veaetable oils_ 93.3 83.0 05.3 41.9 66.7 57.1 76.3 82.7 79.8 81.5
Investments
51/0/ First Mortgage,
/2 /o Real Estate Notes
Secured by new dwellings in
N. W. section of Washington.
Bradley, Beall & Howard, Inc.
Bitabltshei Nearly to Years
NA. 0271 Southern Bids.
Meiir
TP J-QAiN
On District »f Columbia Real Eitato
No Commissions—No Renewals
I No Appraisal Fee unless loan Is i
granted
COLUMBIA
PeRmAnenr
BUILDING ASSOCIATION
Organized January 1. 1903
733 12th St. N.W. NA. 0352
Melvin C Hazen. Pres.
William P. Richards. Vice Pres.
Floyd E. Davis. Treas.
Fred A. Smith Secretary
C. Clinton James, Attorney
Member of Iht District of Colum
bia Building and Loan League
FIRST TRUST LOANS
Long-tenn REFINANCING . . .
Lowest Rotes . . . 3-Yeor Con
struction Loans . . .
5% 514%
BOSS & PHELPS MORTGAGE CO.
Loan Correspondent
John Hancock Mutual Life Ins. Co.
1417 K St N.W NA 9300.
First
Trust
Loans
For Purchasing a Home or
RE-FINANCING
EXPIRING TRUSTS
NO COMMISSION CHARGE
NO RENEWALS REQUIRED
Term* Arranged on
Alasy Monthly Payments
MlMtU hOllftlMft 4 LOAN
NffOCtATIO* COUNCIL O-C.
/NATIONAL
T=><sT'mcmerLZ
BUILDING ASSOCIATION
VNDC4 JUHavtJlON
V U.B.TBfASUhV
jJePAOjSlHTH STRLtT.An^ j
ANNOUNCEMENT
More than seventy-five years ago, the first member of the District of Columbia
Building & Loan League began business.
From the beginning, the associations have been dedicated to the highest ethical
standards; i. e. . . . sound business practice, a full recognition of responsibility to home
owner members . . . and the principle that "the American home is the safeguard of
American liberties.”
Today, there are twenty responsible association* holding membership in the
League, enjoying a distinguished service record averaging forty-five years.
The combined League resources are over $105,000,000.00 with a borrow ing and sa~>
ing membership exceeding one hundred and twenty-tw o thousand.
. n Seventy-five percent of League members are also members of the Federal Home
Loan Bank System and thereby enjoy a line of credit exceeding $31,600,000.00 with
that great reservoir of financial safety and confidence.
Here, then, we have tangible evidence of unquestioned financial responsibility, of
business integrity, of a friendly, co-operative, helpful service that Washington fami
lies have enjoyed down through the years, generation after generation, through
League members.
Today, more than ever before, the members of tne League offer me aame friendly,
responsible service they offered to your fathers and grandfathers. Today, more than
ever before, they offer security for savings combined with assured returns.
Members of the District of Columbia Building & loan league
| AMERICAN
Organized Aug. (, 1174
t$ 300 Pennsylvania Ave. S.E.
BROOKLAND
|v ; Organized feb. 10, It90.
McLachlen Building
CITIZENS EQUITABLE
Organized April }t, 11*3
■* ‘ 1207 Wisconsin Ave. N.W.
COLUMBIA
Organized Ocf. t, It07
I 716 Eleventh St. N.W.
COLUMBIA PERMANENT
Organized Jan. 1, 1909
733 Twelfth St. N.W.
DISTRICT
Organized feb. 1, 1911
1 Thomas Cirole
I EASTERN
Organized feb. 1. 1119
*1 336 Pennsylvania Ave. S.E.
ENTERPRISE
Of ionized Mtr. 9, 1191
Seventh St. and Indiana Ave. N.W.
EQUITABLE CO-OPERATIVE
Or ionized Nor. 17, 1179
915 F St. N.W.
HOME
Orgtmzed )tn. 1, 1114
2006 Pennsylvania Ave. N.W.
HOME MUTUAL
Orgtnized Nov. 1, 1197
631 Pennsylvania Ave. N.W.
INTERSTATE
Orgtnized Aug. 9, 19)1
Washington Building
METROPOLIS
Orgenized Dec. 17, 1966
201 Pennsylvania Ave. S.E.
MUTUAL
Organized Plot'. 7. I $92
306 Seventh Si. S.W.
national permanent
Organized Oct. 1, 1999
949 Ninth St. N.W.
NORTHEAST
OrzMntzed Sept. 221 1914
2010 Rhode Island Ave. N.E.
NORTHERN LIBERTY
Or&**iztd Apt. 1, 1$91
511 Seventh St. N.W.
ORIENTAL
Organized May, 11(1
600 F St. N.W.
PERPETUAL
Organized May, 1 HI
Eleventh and E Sts. N.W.
WASHINGTON PERMANENT
OfRanr^i Apr. 14, 1991
629 F St. N.W.

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