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I REGISTER GAINS • Many Improve Fractions to More Than Point as Selling Stops. Bond Averages 20 in 10 10 Rails indust Util F'gn Net change. Unc. Unc. +1 Unc. Today, noon 96.7 104.0 102.0 71.4 Prev. day... 96.7 104.0 101.9 71.4 Month ago. 96.9 104.1 102.5 71.1 Year ago... 85.6 101.7 99.4 69.5 1936 high... 97.9 104.4 103.1 72.0 1936 low_ 86 9 101.8 99.3 67.6 1935 high_ 87.8 102.2 99.8 70.4 1935 low_ 76.4 92.2 84.5 65.5 1932 low_ 45.8 40.0 64.6 42.2 1928 high...101.1 98.9 102.9 100.5 10 Low-Yield Bonds. Noon-113.1 Prev. day. 113.1 Month ago 113.2 Year ago. 110.1 1936 high. 113.5 1936 low.. 110.2 1935 high. 110.7 1935 low.. 107.9 1928 high. 104.4 1932 low.. 86.8 (Complied by the Associated Press.) By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, December 22.—Rally ing tendencies continued to hold sway in late trading in bonds today. Many corporate issues pushed up for gains of fractions to more than a point as recent selling gave way to increased buying. United States Treasury issues were etragglers in the movement, although . some perked up to show small gains and a better undertone in the Govern ment. bond market was noticeable. Among the late gainers were Alle ghany Corp. 5s, Baltimore & Ohio 4’js. St. Paul 5s. National Dairy 3%s, Southern Railway 4s and Youngstown Sheet & Tube 31 js. INSURANCE STOCKS , NEW’ YORK. December 22 —New York Security Dealers’ Association; Bid Asked. Aetna Cas (2a)_ 103% loi'a Aetna Ins (1.60)_ __51 53 Aetna Life (.80a) _ 26% 28 Am Equit (la* _ 40 Am Ins Newark (’2)_ 12*a 14 Am Reins (3) _-_ 76% 70*2 Am Reserve Pa) _ 32 34 Am Surety (2%)__ 56>2 58% Automobile (la)___ JM % 33*2, Balt Amer (.2ng)_... .. 8*2 O'a Carolina 0.20)_ 27% City of N Y (1.20)_ 28% 30% Conn Gen Life (.80) _ 31 33 Continent Cas (1) __ 28 30% Fid A Deo (3a)_121 124% Firemens Nwk_ 11% 13 Frank Fire (la) _ 31 % 33% Gen Reinsurance (2)_ 42% 44% Glen Falls (1.60) __ 44 46 Globe A Rep (%a) _ 20*4 22*4 Globe A Rut_ 75 78% Great Amer (la) _ 27 28% Hanover '1 6o>_ 36% 38*4 Rarmonia (1.20>__ - 20% 31% Hartford Fire (2)_ 75 78 Home Fire Sec_ 6% 7% Home Ins (la) _ — 30% 41% Homestead (1)_ _ 22% 24% L’ncoln Fire_ 4 5 Natl Fire (2) -_ _ 66% 68% Natl Liberty ( 20a» __ 0% 11 1* Hampshire <1 60) __ 41% 42% N Y Fire MW)a» _ 22% 26 Nor River (,8(*a* _ 26% 28% Phoenix «2a* 60 04 Prov Wash (la* _ - 38% 40% ft* Paul Fire «6a) 206 21 I ftpringfleld (4%a*-131 134 C'ln Life . _ 620 650 Traveler* pfl) ... _ 478 488 U 8 Fired.80) . __ __ 54 56 WeetChester Pa) __- 33% 3o% (a) Also ex»ra or extra*. FEDERAL LAND BANKS NEW YORK. December 22 OR.—Federal Land Bank bonds: Bid Asked. 4>',g Not 1958-38_loti3. KIT'. 4'«* May 1957-37_ 101 * a ini3, 4',s Jan 1957-37 _100 10o>» 4s May 1958-38- 104*, 105 4s Nov 1957-37 _10.3’b HC.»i 4s July 1946-14_ Ill's I 5*48 Mar 10.5.5-4.5 __10.5 105’ 4 Ss July 1955-45 _ 103 103', 3s Jan 1950-46 _ 103 103', Ss May 1956-46 _10.1 103', CHICAGO LIVE STOCK. CHICAGO. December 22 (United States Department of Agriculture* —Hogs. 28.000 including 6.000 direct steady to (hade higher than Monday's average: weights above inn pounds getting best action: extreme too 10.30: bulk well-fin- ! ished 100-300 pounds. 10.ooa25: best j light lights 9.00; most good sows 0.50aS0; Jew o.S5. Cattle 9 000; calves. 2.000; common ! and medium grade steers fairly active: fully steady; such kinds selling mostlv at o RoaO.50; best strictly good and choice offerings slow, steady to around 12.75: sellers asking 12.0(>a50 for several loads: (he stock fully steady; bulls steadv to .‘■trong vealers steady to 25 lower: in between grade offerings showine decline after early round in selling at 7.00a9.0o; selected vealers up to 11.00: mostly J0.50 down: stocker trade continued nar row supply comprising warmed up and short-fed steers at value to ^ell at 8.00 down: mostly 7.25 down to 6 00. Sheep. 10.000. Including 200 direct: fat lambs opening slow: undertone weak to 15 lower: some bids 25 off: bids and sales (nod to choice natives and fed Westerns 8 75aP 00 mostly; few topny natives to small killers o^ioand 9.15: slaughter ewes (teady at 3.50a4.50: bulk Westerns at out tide; feeding lambs scarce. FOREIGN EXCHANGES. NEW YORK December 22 'Pi,—Foreign exchange steady Great Britain in dol lars. others in cents: Great Britain, de mand. 4.91,*.: cables. 4.91,*.: 60-day bills. 4.99,*.: France, demand. 4 673. cables. 4 673«; Italy, demand. 5.26'g; cables, B 26'2 Demands—Belgium 16.91: Germany, free. 40.2*1g: registered. 20.10; travel. 21.25: Holland 54.76: Norway. 24.68: * 8wed*n. 25 3.1: Denmark. 21 94; Finland. 2 17; Switzerland. 22.99: Spain, unauoted: Portugal 4.47'n: Greece 90'. Poland. 18 88: Czechoslovakia. 3.51’a: Yugoslavia. 2.34: Austria 18.73n: Hungary. 19.80; Rumania. .75: Argentina 32.75n: Brazil. 9.80>«r.- Tokio. 28.61: Shanghai. 29 70; Hongkong 30.65: Mexico City. 27.88: Mon treal In New York 100.1011; New York in Montreal. 99.89 n—Nominal. PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE. PHILADELPHIA. December 22 ' AV— Live poultry, fowl, mixed colors, ordinary. 14al6; white Leghorns, fancy, 15al6; ordinary, llal.1: staggy young roosters. I3a14: old roosters 10al2; nullets. fancy. *lymouth Rocks. 21a22; Reds. 18at9: roasting chickens, fancy. 18al9; Reds. 17 al8: broilers, fancy. lfial7: Springers. Plymouth Rocks, fancy. 17al8: ordinary. 15al6: cross-bred Rocks. I4alt>; Red Springers. 15al6; ordinary. 13a 14: Spring chickens, mixed colors. 12al4: Muscovy ducks, white. 13al4: colored.' 10al2. Dressed poultry, turkeys, special marks. 25Vaa26; ordinary. 22a25: chickens, in boxes. 18,aa23,2: capons. 22a29: ducks. Western. 16al8- geese, fancy. Western. 19820: Maryland. I9a21. Butter unchanged. -a NEW YORK PRODUCE. NEW YORK. December 22 UP).—. Egg*. 11«004: irregular Mixed colors, re frigerators. firsts. 28tya2ft: seconds. 27*20 28^4: other mixed colors unchanged. Butter. 10.422: steady. Prices un changed. Cheese. 275.409: steady and un changed. Live poultry firm: by freight, turkeys. ducks, liial"; other prices un ouoted. * t ~ METAL MARKET. NEW YORK. December 22 UP.—Copper •trong. electrolytic spot and future. 11 .02Vg: export. 11.57Vj. Tin steady: spot and nearby. 52.05-15: future. 51.65-75. Ledid Arm: spot New York. 6.00-6.05: East St. Louis. 5.85. Zinc Arm: East St. Louis spot. 5.45: future. 5.55. Iron, aluminum, antimony. quicksilver, platinum and wolframite unchanged. , MONEY MARKET. NEW YORK. December 22 IIP).—Call money iteady; 1 per cent all day. Prime commercial paper. V* per cent. Time loans steady: 60 days-6 months. 1V« per cent offered. Bankers' acceptances unchanged. Rediscount rate. New York Reserve Bank. 1V4 per cent. RAILWAY INCOME. NEW YORK. December 22 OP!.—Rail roads reporting November net operating income (before Axed charges and other income) today Included: 1!).'(«. 11)35. tJnfcn Pacific_$3,377,128 $2,003,547 ■ ■ • NEW YORK EAR SILVER. • NEW YORK, December 32 VP).— Bar silver easy, 14 lower at 45. L ~ • V BONDS ON N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE By private wire direct to The Star. Approximate Transaction* Today. U S Oor't Bond*..... 1.750,(too Foreign Bond* 1.880.000 rtomeatlo Bond*__ 9,7(0.000 B TREASURY HUh. bow. 2:45. 1 tja 1949-53_ 100.2? 100.24 1 00.24 2%e 1945-47_ 106.4 106.1 106.3 244* 1948 61_ 103.26 103.24 103.25 2 4* a 1961-64_102.19 102.18 102.18 2 44 a ‘66-69 _ 102.6 102.2 102.4 234* 1965-60_ 103.23 103.20 103.23 is 1946-48 _ 107.21 107.18 107.18 2a 1951-66 _ 106. 106.29 105.29 134* 1946-49_ 108.19 108.17 108.19 3 44s 1949-62_ 107.28 107.28 107.28 134a 1941 _- 108.22 108.20 108.20 134* 1944-48 __ 109.21109.19 109.20 3 44* 1940-43 June 107.24 107.23 107.24 3 44* 1941-43 Mar 108.2( 108.24 108.26 344* 1943-47 _ 110.20 110.18 110.19 144* 1946-58_ 114.9 114.8 114.8 4a 1944-64 . 115.21 115.20 115.20 4 34S-3 >4 a 1948-48 109.22 109.20 109.20 43ia 1947-52 121.12 121.10 121.10 FEDERAL FARM MORTGAGE. ta 1947 _ 106.14 105.14 105.14 3s 1949 _105.00 104.26 104.28 8 34s 1964_ 105.24 105.24 105.24 HOME OWNERS' LOAN. 234* 1939-48 102.20 102.17 102.20 Is *1962_ 104.16 104.12 104.16 FOREIGN BONDS. 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Abltlbl PaAPw 6a '63 78 7'i4* 78 Alpine Mont S 7a‘56.. 83'-* 934* 934* Antloaula 7s'45 A_ 164* 164* 184* Antloaula 7s’46 B_ 164* 164* 164* Antloqula 7a 46 C.__ 164* 16 1 64* Antloqula 7a 46 D_ 164* 15}* 164* Antloqula let 7a'67__. 13 13 18 Antloqula 3d 7a '67_ 12'* 12** 12** Antwerp 6s ‘61 _ 974* 974* 974* Argentine 64*e'62_102}* 102 102 Argentine 6a'67 A_ 102 102 102 Argentine 6a '61 B_ 1024* 1024* 11)24* Argentine 6s’69 June 102'* 102t* I02t* Argentine 6a *69 Oct 1024* 102'* 102'* Argentine 6a ’60 May 103 1024* 103 Argentine 6a 60 Sept 1024* 102 102 Argentine 6s’60 Oct 1024* 1024* 102»* Argentine 6a'*1 Febr 102'* 102'* 1024* Argentina 6s 61 May 102»* 102»* 102'* Australia 44*a ’66_ 1024* 102 102 Australia 6a'56_ 1104* nov* iiP4* Australia 6s‘67_1P9»* 109»* 109*.* Austrian 7a’67_ 984* 984* «8'* Belgium 6s'66_ 1051* 105)4 105?* Belgium 7a'66 __115»* 1154* 115** Berlin Elec 64*a ’69_ 2i 237* 2.17, ■ Bratll 64*a '26-'67_ 384* 374* 374* Brazil 6 4*a *27-,67_ 38 364, 364* Brazil 7s '52_ 38 31*4 374* Brazil 8a ’41_43?* 43 434* Brisbane 6a’57 _ 103 103 103 Brads Ernesto 7a’54.. 61 61 61 Budapest 6s '62 unmat coupon on... 26 26 26 Busnoa A C 3a '84 __ f.54* 654* 65*4 Buenos A 4 4*a‘76 Aug 78 78 78 Busnoa Airs# 4 4*8-3 6*a'77 Py 78'* 774* 77»* Buenos A 6a ’61 at Py. 854* 85 85 Buenos A C 64*a'65... 101 101 101 Bulgaria 74*s '68 May coupon oil__ 204* 2«4* 204* Canada 2 44a 45_101 101 101 Canada 8 4*a'61_lost* 103 103 Canada 4a 60_ill", 1104* 1104* Canada 6a ’62- 1144, lw>4 1141* Chile 6s '60 _ 164, 164, 164* Chile 6s'61 Jan_ 164* 16 16>„ Chile 6s’61 Febr_ 164* 164* i6'4 Chile 6s 61 Sept_ 16>4 16 16 Chile 6a 62 _;_ 16** 161* 164, Chile 6s '63 _ lb1, 16 16 Chile 7s 42 __ 164, 164* 164* Chile Mtg Bk 6s '61_ 144* 137, 144, Chlla Mtg Bk 6s 62 . 14 1S>4 14 Chile Mtg Bk 64*s’57. 13*, 13>4 13** Chile 61 tg Bk 6 4* a ‘61. 137* 13*4 13*4 Colombia 6s-61 Jan._ 284 284 284 Colombia «s’61 oct .. 284 28 284 Col Mtg Bk 6 48 ‘47_ 214 214 214 Col Mtg Bk 7s'47 ... 214 214 2l4 Copenhagen 44a ’51.. 98 98 98 Copenhagen 6a'62_ 994 994 994 Cuba 64s'45 . _ 664 654 664 Cuba 54s '63 _ 103 ion 103 Czechoslovakia 8a ’61 106 1064 106 Denmark 64a '65 ._ 1004 1004 1004 Denmark 6s '42 105 loa 105 Domlnlo 1st 64a *40.. 734 734 734 Domlnlo 1st 64s '4J._ 734 734 <34 Estonia 7s'67 _ 87 97 97 Frankfort 6 4s'53_ 214 214 214 French Gov 7s ’49_ 1284 1284 1284 French Gov 7 4s '41 1284 1274 1284 Qsr C Ag Bk 6s’60 Oct 26 36 26 Ger C Bk A 6s 38 ... 29 29 29 Ger Oen Elec 6s‘48_ 41 41 41 Gar Kep 7s ‘49 stpd... 284 28 28 Qer Gov 6 4s‘66 at 214 204 21 Ger Gov 64s‘65 un st 204 204 204 Greek Gov 6s ’68 _ 26 26 26 Haiti 6s 52 _ 99 99 99 Hung Con M 7 4s '46 unmat coupon on .. 204 204 204 Italy 7a '61 . 844 84 844 Ital Crd P W 7s ’47 B. 75 744 75 Ital P U Crd 7a ’63_ 664 65 664 Jauan64s’65 _ 794 794 '.94 Japan 64a'54 _ 96 964 96 Kreus&Toll Es '69 cfs 444 44 44 Low Aua H E 64» ’44 90 90 90 Medslln64a 64 144 134 144 Mex 4s *10-'46 aast 7*4 74 74 Mex 4a ’10-’46 asst am 74 7 74 Mex 4s '64 asst _ 74 7 7 Mex 5s ’45 asst Ige_ 94 94 94 Mex 6s'33 asst lge ... 10>« 104 104 Mex Ire 44s'43 asst.. 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B1 the Associated Press. TULSA, Okla.. December 22.—An other new high in the Nation's pro duction of crude oil, the second in as many weeks, was reported today by the Oil and Gas Journal. The compilation showed oil fields produced 3,137,340 barrels dally during the week ended December 19, a total of 33.373 barrels daily more than the week before. Every major producing area in the midcontinent and the West showed an increase. Oklahoma jumped 5,175 barrels daily to 597,375, East Texas 5,851 barrels daily to 450,798 and all Texas 20,284 barrels daily to 1,216.386. Louisiana’s production was up 1,595 barrels daily to 241,450, California 1.600 barrels daily to 594.100 and Kansas 700 barrels daily to 173,600. Eastern fields, including Michigan, decreased their production 920 barrels daily to a total of 141,315, and the Rocky Mountain area increased 680 barrels daily to 65,390. Washington Produce BUTTER—Range of prices to stores gathered from wholesale dealers 'prices to nearby shippers based on Philadelphia and New York prices* One-pound prints, car ton <!»| score'. 37: 1-pound prints, car ton <J»o score), 36: *4-pound prints, carton «!*•' score*. 3h; *4-Pound prints, carton <9n score*. O': tub *9*2 score*. 37. tub <90 .score. 34: 14-pound prints, carton <91 score). 38: tub <9L score), 36. MEATS—Choice beef. 16: calves. 1»: lambs. 14 fresh ham. 2!2: smoked ham. pork. ‘lo. bacon, slab. '27, bacon, slice, 33: compound 13: lard 15. LIVE STOCK -Pigs. yahU: light hogs. 9,4a934 medium hogs !i34al<»: heavy hoes, hah3*: roughs, 6*8*2: calves. 5all*2: lambs. 5ah; old sheep. 3a3. Prices paid shippers, net f.o b. Wash ington by the United States Bureau of Agricultural Economics: EGGS—Market steady to firm Prices 1 cent higher on nearby hennery whites and l1. cents on U. S. extras, large and IT S standards, large Current receipts, "Ka.'tn: hennery whites. 31a33: Govern ment graded and dated white eggs «net prices paid shipper*, fob. Washington). U. S extras, large. 35*2: U 8. extras me dium. 30’** U S standards, large. 34*2. LIVE POULTRY—Market about steady at unchanged nrice*. Fowl: Colored, heavy. 14a lrt Leghorns. 7a in No. 2s. 7; cu.neas. young 2 pounds and up 4«> each under 2 pounds *25a3<» each: old guineas. ‘.’))r*25 each Turkeys: Younc hens. 18a 19: young toms 16a 17: No. !2s. l*Zl old bens i4; old toms it Fruits and Vegetable*. Sales in large lots by original receivers up to * a in today: CARROTS —Two California arrived one broken and three unbroken cars on track Supplies moderate demand mod erate. market steady. California. West- | »rn lettuce crates. H dozen ‘2 7.V Penn-j sylvama. bushel baskets, topped, washed. l.<»< . . , CAULIFLOWER- -No carlot arrival*: two broken cars on track. Supplies mod erate riemana .moderate- market steady i Ca.iforr.ia. crates. 1.75. CELERY—Two California arrived; five broken and five unbroken cars on track ! Suppl.es moderate: demand light, market ste«-riv California 1 * crates individually washed and pre-cooled. 22.5m: few higher. LETTUCE—One California arrivfd six broke and two unbroken cars on nark Supplies liberal demand light, m^ritet stead v Western crates. Iceberc t'pe. dozen. Arizona 2 75a3.04»; California. lair condition t! *25a*2 5»» ONIONS One Indiana, two Michigan arrived- one broken and one unbroken ears on track. Supplies moderate demand moderate: market steady Fifty-pound sack>. U a No 1 Michigan and New York vellovs. 75a>*5: Uta£. Valencias. 3 niches and larger 11 nal.JTv PEAS—Two California arrived, two broken and one unbroken cars on track Supplies moderate demand modera/e; mar ke- neadv California, bushel hamP'r^ Telephones, large size. 2.85a3.00; small * ^SPINACH—No carlot arrivals: two bro ken cars on track Truck receipts mod erate: supplies moderate demand llkht market weak _ Bushel baskets. Texas. ,oa 8JSWEUT POTATOES— No carlot arrivals, no cars on track Supplies li*hc de mand licht: market steady. North Caro lina bu she! baskets. Puerto Ricans poor v graded. 75a85: few best. 90 Maryland Anne Arundel County bushel hampers. U. 8. No. 1. 00: lew. 1.00. Hi eh. 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NEW YORK. December 22 <4*1.— Loose-Wiles Biscuit Co. announced today It will pay employes who have been In service one year or longer a bonus equal to one week * pay. while those in the service for six months or more will receive $10. About 10,000 workers arc affected. Seagram-Distiller*. Seagram-Distillers Corp. has paid a bonus to members of the sales staff ranging from one week's pay to 10 per cent of the annual salary, according to length of service, It announced today. Employes of the accounting, adminis trative and clerical staffs and workers at the distilleries at Lawrenceburg and Louisville, Ky., were also paid a bonus based on length of service. WESTERN ELECTRIC ORDERS DIVIDEND — A. T. & T. Holders Stand to Gain Nearly $9,000,000 Through Payment of $1.50 a Share. B» the Associated Press. NEW YORK, December 22 —Stock holders of American Telephone & Telegraph Co. stood to gain nearly $9,000,000 today through the declara tion of a dividend of $1.50 a share of capital stock by Western Electric Co., 99.18 per cent of the outstanding stock of which is owned by the telephone company. Western Electric paid a dividend of 50 cents a share June 30 and one of 75 cents September 30. Today's dividend is payable Decem ber 28 to stock of record December 24. ■ —t Extended Holiday Will Be Observed By Most Markets By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, December 22—Fi nancial and commodity markets throughout the world will close Cnristmas day and most of them will extend the holiday-making through the following day, Saturday. Decem ber 26. a survey today showed. The principal exception to the Sat urday closing rule will be American gram markets which, led by the Chi cago Board of Trade, will do the usual abbreviated Saturday business. Cash grains will not be traded in New York, however, and the markets at Winnipeg and Liverpool will re main closed. U. S. SMELTING BOARD DECLARES DIVIDENDS Br the Associated Press. BOSTON, December 22 —Directors of the United States Smelting. Refin ing & Minging Co. today deciared a 1 \ per cent, or 86'2-cent, dividend on preferred stock and a *2 dividend on common stock. The declaration meant a total divi dend payment of $7 per share on com mon stock for 1936. The company es timated common shares earned *9.73 during 11 months of 1935. •'Earnings this year have been af fected bv lower price of foreign silver,’’ the company reported. It also expressed the opinion the company would not be subject to Fed eral surtax on undistributed profits. MONTREAL SILVER. MONTREAL, December 22 (JP> — Silver futures opened steady, un changed to 15 lower. December, 46.25b: March, 46.35b; May, 46.45b. b—Bid. Gamewell Co.—Net income. 6 months ended November 30. was *77.526. equal to 11 cents a common share, against deficit of *44.410. 1886 1936 50th Year of Procress PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS PRODUCINO STATIONERS 019 C 9T* >N • W LOANS On Washington Real Estate Current Rater and Courteous Treatment A Christmas Gift That Will Last Thra the Years What a novel suggestion for a Christmas Gift? Invest some of your spare money in First Mortgages, secured by us and arrange to have the interest paid regularly to your wife, mother, daughter or other designated person. Save with SAFETY! Of all the investments pos sible. the safest and soundest is unquestionably First Mort gages on Homes. This association under the supervision of the United States Treasury, loans your money ONLY on First Mortgages In Maryland, Virginia and the District of Columbia. C I | I Sale* of Plumlmi" AimI Heating Firing Rise 35 Per Cent Bj the Associated Press CHICAGO. December 22.—Rehabili tation of American homes mushroomed 1936 plumbing and heating equipment sales $1,300,000,000, including instal lation costs, Plumbing and Heating Industries Bureau estimated today. Sales volume was approximately 35 per cent greater than in 1935. Leaders in the industry, expecting accelerated construction in 1937, pre dicted next year's turnover will in crease at least as much again to near boom-day proportions, the bureau said. Individual companies reported gains ranging from 25 to 200 per cent. A breakdown on the industry's total sales showed a turnover of about $800,000,000 in plumbing and $500, 000,000 in heating and air-condition ing equipment, including installation. INVESTING COMPANIES NEW YORK December 22 OP).—New York Security Dealers' Association: (Noon Quotations.) Bid. Asked. Admin Fd 2nd Inc_. 18.71 19.9(1 Am Business Shrs_ 1.24 1.36 Am Oen Eq Inc_ J.in 1.2:1 Am Ins Stocks__ 5.(10 5.75 Bancamer Blair_ 9.825 10.825 Bank Group Shrs_ 1.71 1.84 Bankers Nat Inv Corp_ 4.125 4.75 Basic Industry_ 5.18 _ Broad St Inv _ 34.13 38.50 Bullock Fund ._ 21.50 23.25 C01 porate Trust _ 3.04 _ Corporate Trust A A 2.XT _ Corp Tr A A mod_ 3.85 _ Corp Tr Accum Ser_ 2.87 .. _ Corp Tr Acc mod_ 3.85 _ Cumulative Tr Sh_. 8.45 Depos Bk Sh N Y A_ 2.32 Depos Ina Shrs A_ 3,x| _ Depos Ins Shrs B_ 3.58 _ Diversified Tr C_ 5 no _ Dividend Shrs _ 1 04 2 no Equity Corp S3 pt_ 40.75 43 75 Fidelity Fund Inc ___ 2X.07 30.2X First Boston Coro __ 41 50 4300 Fixed Trust Sh A_ 1.7.20 Fixed Trust Sh B__ in 02 Found Tr Sh A _ 5 25 5 55" Fund Investors Inc_ 21.25 25 82 Fund Tr Shrs A ___ 8 52 ? "5 Fund Tr Shrs 8_ 5 08 Gen Investors Tr_ 8.05 7 58 Group Sec Agriculture.. 1.70 19.3 Group Sec Automobile.. 1 43 1 58 Group Sec Building . 2.00 2 "8 Group Sec Chemical_ 1.83 1.77 Group Sec Food ... 1 04 114 Group Sec Invest Shrs_. 1.55 1 88 Group Sec Merchandise. 1.48 1 HI Oroup Sec Mining _ 1 78 1 01 Group Sec Petroleum_ 1.37 1 40 Group Sec R R Equip_ 1.58 1 on Group Sec Steel_ _ 1.7.3 ] »a Group Sec Tobacco_ 1 17 1 ’s Huron Holding _ I 1.7 1 :'tx Incom Investors_ 2i87 "8 74 Insurance Group Shrs _ 1.77 To] Investors Fd C Inc new 15.77 15 77 Keyston Cust Fund B-3 24 85 "n os Major Shrs Corp _ _ 3 "5 Maryland Fund_ o so To 81". Mass Invest Tr _ 28 18 "n on Mutual Invest _ 18.33 17 85 Nation Wide Sec_ 4.7n 4 xn Nation Wide Voting_ 2 n" "is N V Bk Tr Shrs_ 3 n"5 North Am Bond Tr ctfs. 64 25 '68 50 Nor Am Tr Shares. 2 85 Nor Am Tr Sh 1055_ 3 71 Nor Am Tr Sh 1956_ 3 88 Nor Am Tr Sh 1058_ 3 88 Plymouth Fund Inc__ 04 105 Quarterly Income Sh .. 18 40 ”n 15 Selected Am Sh__ 4.1] Selected Am Sh Inc.. _ 14 00 16 Selected Cuniul Sh_ 10 44 ' Selected Income Sh_ 5 45 Selected Indus cv pf_ 27.no "8 50 Spencer Trask Fund_ "1 7" ""'30 Stand Am Tr Shrs_ 4 30 "4 55 Stand Util Inc . _ I no 1 08 Super of Am Tr A_ 4 1 1 Super of Am Tr AA_ " 84 Super of Am Tr B _ 4 .71 - i Super of Am Tr BB__ 2 84 Super of Am Tr C_ 8 j 5 HI Super of Am Tr D _ x 15 1 Supervised Shrs __ 14 18 ~15 42~ Trustee Stand Inv C_ 3 10 Trustee Stand Inv D _ 3 12 "HI Trusteed Am Bk B __ 1 .no 1 "O* Trusteed Industry Shrs. 1 51 ’ 67 Wellington Fund _ 2n.!8 22 09 Texas <fe Pacific Railway—Common share earnings. 11 months ended Nov ember 30, were $2.24. against 13 cents. P roperty Management EFFICIENT monogement is most satisfactory to both owner end tenant WE specialize in the man agement cf all types of in vestment properties and ore new Managing Agents for seme of Washington's most important buildings. WE would welcome the op portunity cf discussing your management problems with you. Randall H. Hagner & Co., Incorporated Real Estate 1321 Conn. Ate. N.W. DE. 3600 AFTERHESITAHCV Shows ^More Vi£ During" November, Accoi lg to Hamilton Institute. Special Dispatch to The Star. NEW YORK. December 22.—Build in 7 activity, after some hesitation dur ing September and October in extend ing Its upward movement, showed more vigor in November, according to the Alexander Hamilton Institute. While contracts awarded were below the October volume, the decrease was much less than the usual seasonal amount. This year, the decrease amounted to only 3.6 per cent, whereas the average decrease during the past 11 years was 12.9 per cent. The decline in total contract* from October to November was entirely the result of a drop in residential con tracts. Nop - residential contracts showed a slight increase. As compared with the volume In November last year, both residential and non-residential contracts were much larger this year, the former showing an increase of 63.1 per cent and the latter an increase of 25.1 per cent. Total contracts in November were 44.5 per cent larger than a year ago while, for the first 11 months, the in crease over last year amounted to 70.7 per cent. It is now apparent that 1936 will represent the biggest building year since 1930, although contracts will be less than half the volume at the pre depression peak in 1928. - ■ ■- 0 -■. RUBBER FUTURES. NEW YORK. December 22 UP).— Crude rubber futures opened barely steady, 7 lower. December unquoted, March, 20 26-20.27; May, 10.15b. b— Bid. Safe Investments g% - . First mortgage notes, L well secured on con 11 /fj servatively appraised, v new buildings in Washington and near by Maryland. Denominations of $500 up. Interest 6?o per annum. Bradley, Beall & Howard, Inc. Southern Bldg. Phone Nat. 0271 Established Nearly 40 fears First Mortgage Money For CONSTRUCTION LOANS and LOANS ON IMPROVED PROPERTY in the District of Columbia Nearby Maryland and Virginia Prompt Action B. F. SAUL GO. 925 15th Street Natl. 2100 TEMPORARY INCOME For many investors, 1936 has been a year of good for* tune in bringing extra dividend payments, or other additional income. How to employ surplus funds safely for the future is a task that calls for constant study of economic trends and careful appraisal of security value*. This firm is assisting many clients to solve their in vestment problems. Other accredited individuals are invited to discuss their requirements with a representa tive of this office. FENNER & BEANE Menken New York Stock Exchange and ether leading Exchangee Southern Bid*. lftth & H St*. N.W. National *000 Provide* fund* for • Burchaiing a home • Building • Refinancing existing truite I Making deeired improvemente BUILD through the H 0 M E BUILDING SERVICE PLAN, a new service that relieves the pros pective builder of all details of construction and provides a com plete architectural ad visory and supervisory service. Home designs prepared by the Archi tects Small Home Serv ice are on display at our offices. Real Estate Loans now being made on terms in most eases as low as PER MONTH PERPETUAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION Corner 11th at E Sts. IV. w.