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THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. C.
SUNDAY, APRIL IS. 1903
Stocks Follow Narrow Range
In Week, With Volume Lower
By Rader Winget
NEW YORK, April 18.—The
stock market traded within a
relatively narrow range this week
on diminished volume.
Those who expected the mar
ket to break out with a quick
rise or a hard fall were disap
pointed.
Many had expected that, and
they were able to give convincing
reasons for their opinions. But
the market went on its own way.
Business transacted on the
New York Stock Exchange al
ways is a good indication of the
temper of price trends. The
daily average of trading this
week was the lowest of the last
two months. It came to only
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1,419,000 shares daily. The daily
average for the year to date is
1,759,000 shares.
Seldom is the stock market
strictly a one-way affair. This
week it certainly wasn’t. On
Monday it declined, and the next
two days it went up That was
exactly the same trend as the
previous week. In the' final two
days this week the market con
tinued to follow the pattern of
the previous week and declined.
This is the fourth straight
week that the Associated Press
average of 60 stocks has re
treated. This week it lost 60
cents and stood at $lO9 when the
market closed Friday. At that
point the average now is only
30 cents away from the low of
the year reached a week ago
Monday. The level is about
equal with mid-November of
last year, when the market was
in the midst of the Eisenhower
boom.
Wall Street was well aware of
the steadily increasing cost of
money always a deflationary
factor. Chase National Bank
increased its rate on brokers’
loans to 3 per cent from 2%
per cent. National City Bank
increased its rate on short-term
loans on securities to 2\' 2 per
cent from 2*4 per cent. And
there was a general increase to
2*2 per cent from 2% per cent
in the prime rate on commercial
paper—gilt-edged loans.
Pepsi-Cola was the most ac
tive issue this week on the New
York Stock Exchange, off */ 8 at
14%, with 111,500 shares traded.
It was followed by Niagara
Mohawk Power, up */ 8 at 27*4;
Pacific Western Oil, off 4*/ 8 at 38;
Libbey, McNeill & Libby, off */ 4
at 9%, and United States Steel,
junchanged at 38%.
WEEKLY SUMMARY OR THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, APRIL 18, 1953
Quotations furnished b; the Associated Press.
1953 Stock and Sales—
High. Low. dlv. rate. Add 00. High. Low. Close, ch*. -
47*+ 43 Abbott L 1 80a 44 4i*+ 42% 42>++ %
112 104 Abbott Los 4„ 5 104i/ilo4 104%- %
6% 5% ACP Bril! . 44 5% 5% 5%- %
26% 24 Acn.eStll.flO 28 241/4 24 24
35% 29% Adams Ex 30g 23 30% 30 30%
59% 49% Addressee 3b 8 50% 49% 49%- %
32% 27 Admiral 1 73 27% 27% 27%- %
10% 8% Affl GEa 40 40 9% 9% 9%- %
29% 27 Air Reduc 1 40116 27% 27 27
114% 108% Air Red of 4% 10 108% 108% 108%- %
3% 2% Alaska Jun 522 3% 3 3%+ %
20% 18% Aldena IV, ... 22 19% 19 19
3% 4% Alleghany . 339 5% 4% 4%- %
39 32% Alice L Stl 2b 72 35% 33% 33%- %
10% 9 Allen Ind .80 11 9% 9% 9%- %
76% 69% AlliedCh 2.40a 60 71 69% 69%- %
33 28% Allied Mills 2a 9 29% 29 29 + %
40% 37 Allied Btrs 3 31 38% 37% 37%- %
59% 51% Allis Chal 4 101 53% 51% 52%+ %
1181/4104 fins Ch of 3% 5 106 104 106 +l%
51% 44% Aloha Port Mg 21 50% 49% 49%- %
54% 45% Alum Ltd 2 143 48% 45% 45%-2
97% 90% Alum Co Am S 35 93% 91% 91%- %
3% 2% Amal Leather 8 2% 2% 2%- %
189%171 Amerada 2a 18 176% 172% 173 -1%
15% 13% Am Airline Mg 219 13% 13% 13%
841/4 78 Am Airl of 3% 8 79% 78% 79%+ %
20% 17% Am Bk Note 1 20 18% 171/4 17%- %
12% 9% Am Bosch 60 10 9% 9%
40% 37% Am Br Shoe 3 27 38% 37% 37%- %
15% 13% AmßrdPar V«g 164 15% 14% 14%+ %
16% 15 AmßrPar of 1 36 16% 16 16
5% 4%AmCbI&R lSe 61 4% 4% 4%- %
36% 31% Am Can 1.40 168 36% 34% 36%+1%
44% 40% Am Can of 1 % 28 41% 41% 41%- %
41 34% Am CarAF 3b 58 38 37% 37%+ %
85% 76% AmCarAF of 7 10 79% 78% 79%+ %
34% 29% Am ChACbl 2a 9 30% 29% 29%- %
50% 45% Am Chicle 2a 51 46 45% 45%- %
18% 16% AmColortvoe 1 10 17% 17% 17%+ %
55% 47% Am Cvan Ms 274 51% 48% 48% —1%
8% 7% AmEncausTMa 21 7% 7% 7%
17% 16 Am Exoort 1 % 30 16% 16% 16%- %
10% 8 AmAFPw ,15g 279 9% 9% 9%-%
33% 30% Am GasAE 1% 65 31% 30% 30%- %
60% 48 Am Haw SS 3 16 57 55% 55%+ %
5% 4 Am Hide A L 24 4% 4 4 - %
39% 36% AmHome 1 80a 55 38% 37% 38
22% 19% Am Inti ,20g 10 20% 19% 19%- %
25% 24% Am Inv 111 1 60 11 24% 24% 24%+%
18% 16% Am Loco 1 a 59 17% 16% 17
24% 20% Am M A Fdy 1 74 23% 22% 22%+ %
19% 17% AmMrhAM la 17 18 17% 17%- %
26% 20% Am Metal 1 a 61 22% 20% 20%-2
18% 16% AmMetPrd 1 % 20 16% 16% 16%- %
7% 7>4 Am Molas ,40a 8 7% 7% 7%+ %
37 32% AmNatGasl 80 54 35 34% 34%
37 323/4 Am News 1 V„a 5 35% 35 35%
39% 29% Am Optical 2 27 353,4 33 33%-l% !
2% 2% Am Pw ALt 114 2% 2% 2%- %
15% 14% Am Rad la 130 14% 14% 14%
7% 6 Am Saf Rag % 153 7% 77
23% 193,4 Am Seating 1 5 20% 20% 20%+ %
44 36% Am Smelt 3 211 38% 367+ 37%- %
159*4144 tAmSmelt nf 7 1620 146% 145 145%
393+ 37 Am Snuff 240 5 3 9 383/4 383,4- %
36 32 Am Stl Fdy 3 35 33% 32% 32%- %
397+ 38 Am Strs 2 25 39% 38% 39%+%
57*+ 52 Am Sugar 4 _ 7 56% 54 56 +l%
14% 12 Am Sum Tob 18 123+ 12 12%+ %
161%1537+ Am TelATel 9 422 156% 155% 1537++ %
74% 65 Am Tob 3a 167 73% 71% 72%+l
138*4133 tAm Tob of 6 660 135 133% 133*4-1%
60*4 48% Am Viscose 2a 153 51 48% 48*+-2*+
107+ 9V4 AmWatWksMg 77 10 9% 9%- %
27% 21% Am Woolen 132 23% 21% 21*4-I*4
88*4 82% tAm Wool Df 7 750 87% 84 85 -1
21% 15% Am Zinc I 46 16*4 15% 15%- 7+
45*4 38% Anac Cop M« 262 39*4 38% 38%- *4
57 48 tAnacWAC »4glooo 49% 48 48 - %
30% 26*4 Anchor H1 60 56 30% 29 29%+l
45 38% Ander Clayt 2 xl6 39% 38% 38%-l%
56*4 41% AndPOil 160a 280 56*4 53 55*4+2%
52 43 Arch Dan 2.80 7 43% 43 43 - %
23% 167+ Argo Oil .80 76 21% 19*4 197+-1%
43% 377+ Armco Steel 3 123 40 38% 387++ s+
12% 10% Armour 183 11% 11% 11%- %
93 83 Armour prpf3k 14 91% 90 90%
54% 48*4 Armst C 2 60a 18 54% 537+ 54
19% 16*4 Arnold Con Ma 5 167+ 163+ 16*4
10% 9*4 Artloom lSg 12 9*4 9% 9%+ »+
32*4 28*4 Arvin Ind 2 .. 7 30 29 29 ->+
18% 15 Ashl Oil lb 90 16*4 I*4 15*+- %
29 26 Ash! Oil Df 1 % 9 27% 27 27%
22% 19*4 AssdDrvG 1 60 41 21 20% 20*4- %
32 29*4 Assoc Invest.. 60 30% 29% 28%- %
103 92% Atchison 5a 54 97% 93»4 93%-l*4
57% 52 Atchison pf2M 14 537+ 52% 53 +1
28% 25% AtICEI 1.30a 8 27*4 27% 27*4+%
119%105*4 Atl Cst Line 5a 26 111 107 107 -*+
33% 29% Atl Resin 2 139 30*4 29% 29*4- %
30% 29% Atlas CD 160 b 27 29*4 29% 29*4- %
36% 33 Atlas Pdr ,40g 9 33% 33% 33*4- %
11% 7*4 Autocar 22 9»+ 9 9 -7+
17% 137+ Autom Cant 17 16 15% 16 + %
8% 7% Avco Mfg 60 285 8 7% 7*4
52*4 47 Avco Mcf 2*4 8 48*4 47*4 48 +1
7 6 Babbitt .10g 45 6% 6 6%+ *+
42% 35% Babcock&W 2b 47 39*4 38*4 38*4+ %
117+10 Bald Lima .80.118 10*4 10% 10%
30% 25% Balt&Ohio Me 418 27% 25*4 26*4- %
48% 45% Balt &ODs 4. 43 46% 45% 45*4- %
22% 20% Bane *Ar . 5 21% 20% 20%
59J+ 49 Barber Oil 2 . 37 57% 55*4 55*4-1%
17% 16 Barker Br I*4 9 1674 16% 16%
25% 22% Bath Ir Wk 2 15 22% 22% 22*++ %
11% 934 Bayuk Clg 60 30 10% 10% 10%+ %
40 36 Beat Fds 2a 12 37% 36 36 -1%
106 96 tßeat FDf o*4 60 96 96 96 -6
22*4 17% Beaunit Mills 34 21*4 19% 20*++ %
16*4 13% Beech Alrc la 55 14% 13% 13%+ %
30% 27 Beech Nut 160 13 29% 28*4 29*++ 7+
2634 20% Bell Aire IMh 51 2234 21 21%-%
22% 19% Bell*How Ma 12 20% 19% 20 - %
68*4 58% BendixAvla 3a 80 61% 59% 59*4- %
38 35 Benef Ln 2.40 34 3534 35 35%- %
1% 1% BenguetM .10e 218 1% 1% 1%
27% 25% Best* Co 2. _ 21 26% 2534 26*4+ %
37% 33% Best Fds 2a.29 3434 3334 34%+%
57% 49% Beth Stl ♦ .299 5234 50% 51 + *4
144*4139*4 Beth Stl of 7 . 14 142 140*4 140*4-%
16 14 BigeSan . 25 14% 14*4 14% %
3634 33% Black&Dee "b 6 34% 33% 33*+- %
22% 18% BlawKnox 30g 57 20 19*4 19% - %
24*4 20% BlissAL 1.20a. 17 22% 21% 21%+%
21% 15% Bliss EW lb 51 16*+ 16 16 - %
27% 22% Blocks C 1.20a 39 25% 25 25 - %
48% 39*4 Boeing Aim 1 g 153 42*4 40% 40%+ *+
23% 19% Bohn Alum Mg 15 20% 1934 20 + %
29*4 21% tßon Ami A 2 x 460 28 27*4 27*4- %
12*4 7 «Bon Ami B 880 10*4 9% 10 + %
14% 13 Bond Strs 1 75 14% 13% 137+
12 11 Book Month 1 8 11*4 11% 11%
58% 52% Borden 60g 52 5634 54% 5634+1%
86 7534 Borg Warn 4a 51 80% 78 79
137+ 12% BostonAMe wl 14 13% 12% 12%-1%
46% 43% BostAMe of wl 11 46% 43% 43*+-2>+
33 30*4 Bowerßßear 2 7 30*4 30*4 30*4- *4
11% 9% Braniff Alrw 82 93+ 9% 9%
2534 21% Bride Brass 2. 82 23% 22% 22%-l
42% 37 Briggs Mfg 3 58 39 37% 37%- %
26% 21% Brist Mrer Mg 37 22% 21% 22 + %
27*4 24% BklvU Gas I*4 35 243+ 24% 24%- %
12% 11% Brown ABe 1 37 12% 12% 12%- %
22% 18*4 Brun Balke t 12 20*4 1934 1934- %
2734 24% Buoy Erie 40g 82 27% 25% 27 +l%
16% 14% Budd Co l 98 15*4 14% 14%- %
25% 17% Bullard 2 49 23% 22 22*4- %
17 12% Bur! Mills ,15g 157 13 12% 12%-%
17% 16 BurrAd M 80a 79 16% 16% 16*4- *4
15 13% Bush Term 30gx 9 14% 13% 1334
157+ 13% Butler Br 60a 22 14% 1334 1334- *+
12% 9 Butte Con *4e 33 9% 9 9 - %
27% 27 Bvers 2 x 26 76% 75 25*4+1%
24*4 20*4 BvronJack 1% 10 21% 20% 20% %
27*+ 25% Cal Pack I*4 44 263+ 26% 26%
3*4 2 Callahan Zinc 58 2% 2% 2*4- %
9% 7% Calnm AH 60 79 8% 7% 73+
27% 24 Camnbell Wv 2 10 25 74% 74*4- %
13% 10*4 Can Dry 60a 114 12*+ 12% 12%+ *4
34 27% Canad Pac Mg 436 29% 27% 27%-l%
13% 11% Capital Alrl 61 12 11% 12 + %
19% 17% CareyPhtl 1 60 24 19*4 18% 18*+
43 37*+ Caro PAL 2b 18 40 39 39 -*4
49 42 Careen Stl 2a 6 4334 43% 43%+ %
45*4 34% Carrier CD. 45» 86 42% 40% 4034- %
14% 13% CarrAGen 40a 14 13% IJ% 13*4+ *4
25 19 Case JI IMa 211 20 19 19*+- %
65% 57 Cater Trac 3 x 26 60*4 57 59*++2*+
38% 27% Celanese 2 322 29% 27% 27*4-2
98 84% Celan evof 4% 17 88% 84*4 84*4-3%
19% 17% Celotex I*+ 23 1834 18% 18*++ %
20% 19% CenA<Milr 160 6 20% 20 20*++%
7% 6% Cent Fdy lOg 14 6% 6% 6%
40% 32 Cen Ga Ry . 15 34% 33 33 - %
73% 65 Cen Ga Ry Pf 7 66*4 66 66 - %
13 12% CenHdGAE 70 68 12% 12% 12*4- %
42% 37% Cen 111 Lt 220 14 39 37% 38
110 101 tCenlllL Pf4*i 140 105% 101 101 -5%
2034 19% Cen 111 PS 1 20 57 20% 19% 1934- %
28% 21% Cen RR NJ A 7 23 22% 22%-%
22% 20% Cen ABW 1 106 20% 20% 20%- %
17% 14% CenVSug 1 OTg 11 15% 14% 15>++ »+
38% 31 Cer de Pas 2b 47 31% 31% 31*4— *4
15% 14% Cert-teed la _ 31 14% 14*+ 14*+— %
37 32 Chain Belt 2 . 18 32*4 32% 33%+ %
32 29% Champ Pa 1 *4. 15 30*4 29% 29*+- %
7% 5% Checker Cab . 84 76% 6%- %
31% 29% Ches CP Va 2. 5 30% 29% 29%-l
41% 36% Ches AOb .2 138 37% 36% 36% %
85% 81 ChesAO pf B*4 5 81% 81 81 -1
21% 18% ChicagoCp 80 127 20% 19% 20
23% 19% Chi A E 111 Mg 24 20% 19*4 19%- %
26% 23% Chi A E 111 A 2 17 25 24*4 24*4+ %
26% 20 Chi Great W 7 20% 20*4 20%
3434 31 ChlGtW pf Mk 9 31*4 31 31 - %
18 14>+Chtln&LAI Mk 17 15*4 15% 15%—%
10 B*4 Chi Ind AL B 19 834 B*4 8%- %
22% 17 ChIMSPAP lg 141 18 17% 17*4- %
51% 42% CMSPAP nf 6 72 44 43 43*4+ %
19% 16% Chi AN W 174 19% 17*+ 18*4+ *4
42% 35%ChANW Pf3*+glo7 39*4 37% 38%+2
62% 51% Chi Pneu T2a 86 56% 53% 53%- %
82% 68% Chi Pn Tof 3 12 75 71 75 +3*4
74»+ 65% Chi R lAPac 4 74 6934 68 68*4- %
23% 1934 ChlASAlr 15x 38 22% 22% 22%
9% 9 ChiYelCab Mg 22 9% 9 9*4+ %
14% 12*4 Chick Cot Me 8 13% 12>+ 12*+- 7+
3% 27+Childs ... 63 3% 27+ 27+- %
96*4 77*4 Chrysler 6 . 451 80% 77»+ 77%-l%
4'% 39% cm G* E 2 37 397+ 39% 39%-%
51 35% ClnMil Meh M» 29 46 44% 45*4+ %
30% 26% CIT Fin»nl SO 183 27*4 26% 26%
95% 84*+ Cities Sere 44 120 86% 84% 85%- >+
147+ 12% Citylnvest 40b 10 13% 127+ i 3 + %
33»+ 30*+ City Prod 2M 8 32 31% 31%+ %
44% 37% CUrk Equip S 21 39% 38 38 -I*4
53% 51 Clev Bill 2.60 x 53 52% 51% 51%
25% 23% Clevite nMh 80 25% 23% 24
43% 36 Climax Mo 2 112 40% 377+ 38*4- %
26 22% ClintonFd 30gx48 25*4 24% 24%- %
5 3% Clopay 16 3% 3% 3% %
317+ 28% Cluett Peab 2_ 23 28% 28*+ 28*+- %
125*4108% Coca Cola 4 a 10 118 117*+ 118 +% :
47>+ 42% Colg Palm 2b x 34 45*4 43% 44 +1
24% 20% Coll&Aik 160 14 21% 20*+ 21*4+1
20% 17% Colo F*lr 1M 82 18 18*+ 18»++ %
66% 53% tcolo &So 400 58»+ 58 58%
67 55 tCol&8 IPf2e 250 61*+ 60 60 -1%
43% 38*4 Col Brd A 1 60 88 43% 40% 42>++2
43% 38*4 Col Brd B 1 60 35 43% 40*4 42%+2*+ :
15 13% Col Gas 40g _x?B2 137+ l 3 i+ 13%+%
14*+ 11% Col PtCt Ms 87 14% 13% 13*+
51% 45% Col Carb 2 36 48% 47*+ 47%- %
267+ 24%C01&50El 1.40 31 25% 24% 247+- 1+
46 38*+ Combust Eng 3 52 44*4 43*4 43%+ %
38% 33*+ ComlCred 240 65 34% 33% 34 + %
22% 18% Com! Soly 1 43 18*+ 18»+ 18%- %
37% 33% Comw Ed 1 80 88 34% 34% 34%+ *4
37% 34% ComEd 0f 1.40 14 35% 35*+ 357++%;
37% 34 ComEd Os 132 10 347+ 34% 347++ s+
8 7% CondfNmt 60 10 7% 7% 7%- >+
27% 24 Cone Mill 160 27 24% 24 24 - 7+
24V» 2294 Oomt Nalr I>4 19 23V4 23Vk 23V4+ Vk
11 89k Cons COP .30c 140 9Vk 8»4 894- Vk
409 k 379 k Con Edit 2.20 140 39Vk 38 3834+ 9k
109Vkl07Vk Con Edis of 6 16 107V4 107Vk 10794+ Vk
28 2694 ConGEBa 1.40 31 27 2694 26»k- Vk;
169 k 149 k Cons Oroc ] 20 16>4 169 k 169 k
58 539 k Con NOts 2H 33 549 k 5394 54*4+ *k
10‘4 7V4 Con Ret 8 .40c 9 89k BV4 B>/«- Vk
10>k 9 Cons Text 15c 11 9Vk 9 9
2294 189 k ConVulte* .456132 20 19 19V4- 9k
38V4 359 k Consum Pw 2 91 3694 36 36 - 94
10994103 tConPw of 494 1030 1049k103 103 -IV4
45 39*4 Container 2a 37 41% 40% 40%
24% 18%Cont Bak 1.60 122 24% 23% 23%-%
52% 45% Cont Can 2.40 157 5134 51 51%
120%112*4,tContCcvpf4 *43810 119 117% 118*4+ %
10% 8% Cont CAS 60b 41 9% 8% 9
13% 11% ContDia F .80 12 12% 12% 12*4+ *4
1134 9% Cont Mot 20g 227 10*4 9% 9*4
62*4 53 Cont OH 60g 96 55 53 53 -2
22 19% Cont Stl 1.40 8 20% 19% 20
28% 24% Coop Bess 2b 18 25% 24% 25%+ %
26% 21*4 Copperßng 80 50 22% 21*4 22*4- %
27*4 24*4 Copw Stl 2 14 25*4 24*4 24*4- 34 :
68% 62% tCorn Exch 3 930 63% 62% ,234- %
71% 67% Corn Prd 360 79 6934 68 69%+1%
26% 1934 CornellDl.2oa 27 23 2134 22%- %
79*4 70 Corning Glia 34 74 73 73%+%
5 4% Coty Inc .15g 26 4% 4% 4%-%
2 1% Coty Inti lOe 18 134 1% 1% 1
34*4 29% Crane Co 2a 79 3334 32% 33 - %
27% 25*4 CrmWht 1.60a 8 26% 26% 26%+%
15% 12 Creamer Am 1 23 14*4 13% 1334- %
15% 14 crown Cork 37 14% 14 14%+ %
70% 60% Crown Zell 3a 29 62% 61% 61%-1%
33% 29 Cruc Steel Ms 124 30% 29% 29%- %
89 80% Cruc Stl of 6. 10 83 81 81 +%
36% 24 tCubaßßpf 750 26*4 24% 26 +l%
17 15% Cub Am Su Mg 64 16% 15% 16%+ %
8% 6% Cudahy Pack 129 7% 7 7%+ %
12% 10*4 Cuneo Press . 88 11% 10% 11*4+ %
834 7 Curt Pub 20g 272 8% 734 734- %
9% 8 Curtiss Wr .60158 8% 8% 8%- %
27*4 24 CurtissWr A 2 16 25*4 25 25
43 38*4 Cutler H2a 17 39% 38*4 39 + %
40% 33% Dana Co 3 . . 19 3534 35 35*4+ ‘4
39% 33% Davison Cl% 14 34% 33% 33%-l%
16% 14% Daystrom 1 25 15% 1434 1434
38% 35% Davton PAL 2 28 37% 36 36 - 34
23% 20% Dayton Rub 2 17 21% 21% 21*4+ %
11*4 9*4 Decca Rec .70 483 11*4 10% 11*4+ %
47% 40*4 Deep Rk OU 2 9 41*4 40*4 *40% - %
30% 25% Deere 1 g 202 26% 26 26*4- >4
3334 30% Deere pf 1.40 19 30*4 30% 30%- %
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20% 17*4 Nooco Ch 120 23 18% 17*4 17%-1
53% 48% NorfAWest 3a 74 49% 48% 48*4+ ‘4
26 24% Norf AWnf 1 xlO 25% 24% 24%+%
20% 16*4 No Am Av 1 Vie 203 17% 16*4 16% - %
23*4 20% No Am Co 30d 291 21% 21% 21%- Va
46% 40*4 No Nat G 1 «0 43 41% 40*4 40*4
84 69*4 Nor Pacific 3 202 72% 69*4 69%-l*4
14% 12*4 Nor Sta Pw 70105 13% 13% 13%- %
87 79% tNoSPw pf 3.60270 81 79% 80%-2>4
18% 12% Northrop Alb 87 14% 14 14 - %
14*+ 12% NorthwAirllne 62 12% 12% 12*4- *4
24% 21% NthwA Dfl 15 x 45 21% 21% 21*+- %
25% 20% Norwich Ph 1 26 24 22*4 22*4-I*4
39% 37% Ohio Edis 2.28 72 38*4 37% 38 + %
56*4 31% Ohio Oil 3 60 52% 51% 51%- %
28 25% Okla GAE 1 % x 76 26% 25% 26
14% 12% Oliver Co 1.20 +* 13 12*4 12%- >4
10% 9% Omnibus Mr . 11 9% 9% 9%- *4
45*4 38% Otis Kiev lMg 26 42*4 41% 41>+- %
33*4 28 OutbMM *od 3 30*+ 30 30 - %
47% 43% Owens Fib 60e 40 44% 43*4 43*4+ %
81 75*4 Owens 111 G1 4 33 79% 77% 77%-l%
15% 12% Pabeo Prod .. 20 13% 13% 13*4
13% 11 Pac Am Fish 19 11% 11 11 - *4
48 38 tPac Coast lg 480 42 39*+ 42 +3
30*4 27 Pac Fin 2 . 28 27% 27% 27%
40 36*4 Pac GAEI 2. 146 38 37*4 37*4-%
61% 55% Pac Ltg 3 xl4 59*4 58*+ 58%+l
30 25% Pac Mills - 25 27% 26% 27
119%114% tPac TA T 7 1030 116% 115% 116*4+%
8% 6% Pac Tin C 20g 186 7% 6% 6%- %
47% 22% Pac W Oil 3Mf 732 41% 36% 38 -4%
9% 8% Pac WO Os .40 5 8% 8% 8%- %
6% 5% Packard 20g 588 5% 5% 5%- *4
46% 33 Pan Am Pet lg 7 46% 44% 45%- *4
11% 9% PanAWAlr Me 293 11 10% 10%+ %
88% 77 Panh EPL 2<+ 37 81% 79% 80 + %
, 10 6*4 Panh Oil log 198 9 8% 8%- %
30% 26% Param Piet 2 . 115 28% 27*+ 28 + >4
2% 2 Park Utah . 25 2% 2 2%
44*4 40*4 Parke D 1 .ROa 74 41 40% 40*4-1
, 39% 33% Parkßust CM a 10 35 34% 35%- %
8% 7 Parmelee Tr *+ 8 7% 7% 7*4- %
8% 6% Patino Min Mr 61 8% 7% 7%- %
6 47+Peabody Coal. 23 5 47+ 4%- %
18 15% Peab Cos 1M - 8 15% 15% 157+- 1+
37% 34 Penlck &F 2 6 35% 34% 35*4+ %
38% 31%PennDix 1.60a 44 36% 35% 35%- %|
70% 65% Penney JC 2a 44 68% 68 68 +l%
14% 11% Pa Coal&C Me 258 14% 13% 137++ %
35% 32% PaPw*U 1 60 20 337+ 331+ 33%+ %
23% 20 Penn RR Mg 314 20% 20% 20%
52% 447+ Penn Balt ,40g 27 46% 447+ 45 - *+
32 30 Peoples Drug 2 3 31% 31% 31*++ %
148*+133 Peoples Gas 6 10 141% 138 138 -3
15% 10% Pepsi Cola 35e 1115 15% 14% 14%- %
21*+ 20 PetrolCo 1‘.70e 12 20»+ 20 20
18% 16% ofeiffer 1 60 27 18 18% 187++ *+
33% 26% Pfizer la 132 28% 27*+ 27*++*+
43% 35*+ PhelosD 2.60a 268 36*+ 35>+ 35%- %
327+ 30% Phila.Elec 1M 30 32% 32% 32*+- %|
25% 23% Phil El pf 1 . 6 23% 23>+ 23*+
18% 14% Ph RC&I 1.40 38 14% 14% 14»++ %|
36*+ 31 "’hileo 160 78 32% 31% 31%- %
55 46*+ ehllipMorrls 3 82 52% 50% 51>++ *+
68% 58% PhillpPet 260 181 63% 62 62 - %
37% 35 Pills Mills 2 8 36 35% 35%+ %
28% 24>+ pit Coke AC la 27 25% 24% 24*4- %
58»+ 50% Pit Con Coai 3 21 52% 50% 50%-l%
16% 14% Pitt Forg Mg 13 15 14% 14%
58*+ 52 PlttPlaGls 35g 34 54 52% 52%- %
8% B>+ Hit ScAB 60a 15 8% 8% 8%
21% 18% Pitt Steel l if 86 20*+ 18% 18%+%
25% 217+ Pit &WVa 2 13 23% 22% 23 + %
31*+ 27% Pittston Co 1 25 28% 27% 277+- *+
347+ 287+ piymoil 1.60 b 62 317+ 30% 30*4-1%
177+ 15% Poor&Co BMg 52 16*4 15% 15%- %
18*+ 17% eotom El Pw 1 37 18% 18 18%+ %
11% 10 PreasStlC 20g 246 11 10% 10%+ %
68*4 63% Proct&G 260 36 64% 63% 63%-l%
33 28 Pubß Col 1.40 21 30% 30% 30%- %
27% 26% PubSE&G 1 60133 26% 26% 26%
277+ 26% PSE&G Dfl 40 37 27*+ 26% 27
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4394 40V4 Pullman *«*-_ 41 4094 4094 409*
6494 54 Pure Oil 2» .94 5714 5414 551/4+lV4 |
379 k 32V4 Purltyßk 2.40 10 35V4 35 35 - Vk
3094 27>4 Qask Ost .65c 26 28V4 279 k 2794+ Vk,
259 k 239 k Qusk 8t 011 2. 10 249 k 239 k 239 - Vk,
49k 3Vk EKO Fietarea. 131 39* 3Vk 3Vk ]
4% 3% RKO The lßg 260 4% 4% 4*4-%
29% 25*4 Radio CP 1 .. X 575 27>4 25% 26»++l
79 72% Radio pf 3%.. 16 74 72% 73%- %
47% 41% Raybestos 2g.. 9 43% 42% 43%+ >4
35% 28 Rayonler I*4 90 29 28% 28%- %
34% 33*4 Rayonler pf 2 22 33% 33% 33%- %
14% 12 Raytheon 226 13% 13% 13%- %
33% 29% Reading Co 2 xl7 30 29% 29%
22% 18% Reed R Bit la 19 21 20% 20%+ %
15% 14% Reeves Br 1.20 6 14% 14% 14%+ %
7% 5% Reis pr pf .. 6 76% 6%
14% 10% Reliance 60. 14 11% 11% 11%+%
19% 17% Rem Rand Mg 91 17% 17% 17%- %
23% 19% Reo Motors 2b 33 20% 20% 20%- %
27 19»+ Repub Avia Mglß4 24*+ 22% 22%- %
4% 3% Repub Picture 111 4% 3% 4 + %
11% 10% Rep Ptct pf 1 16 11% 11*4 11%+ %
52% 44% Repub Stl lg 477 50 47% 48 + %
115%112 Rep Bteel pf 6 6114 112% 114 +2
38 31% Revere Cop >+g 47’ 33% 32*4 32*4- %
6% 5% Rexall Dr 15e 373 6% 6% 6*++%
56 48% Reynol Met lb 46 49% 48*4 48%- %
9% -7 Reyn Spring.. 9 8% 8% B%+ %
47 40% Rey Tob B 2 164 47 45% 46%+ %
29% 25% Rheem Mfg 2. 37 28 26*+ 27%+ %
65 55% Richfield O3a 31 58% 56% 56>+- %
8% 7% RoanAnC 73e 13 7% 7% 7%- %
27*4 18% RobbinsM ,30g x 67 20 18% 18*4-1%
44% 37 Robbins pf 2*/« X 8 37% 37 37 - %
21% 19 Rob Pulton 1% 22 19% 19% 19*4- %
40*4 38 RochGAE 2.24 8 38% 38% 38%- %
132*4118 RobmAHl.eOb 4119% 118 119*+-%
10% 9 RonsAMW i fig 46 9% 9% 9*4- %
22% 18% Royal Type I>+ 20 18% 18*4 18*4
61% 57 Ruberoid »+g. 7 60 59% 59%- %
17*+ 14% Ruppert V„e 7 17 16% 16*4- %
35% 32% SafewayS 2.49171 35% 34% 35*++ %
107*4103 Safes cvpf4M 27 107*4 104% 106%+1%
43*4 34 St Jos Lead 3b 137 36% 34 34*4-1%
29% 27 Sr Jo LAP 42g 7 27% 27% 27%+ *4
33% 27% St L San FMg 155 31% 28% 29*4- »+
77% 70 StLSan FDf 6 15 72% 70>+ 70*+- %
23% 19 8t Regis Pap 1 502 23% 22% 22*4- %
15% 13% Savage Ar Mg 42 14 13% 13%- %
28 24% schenleylnd 2 x 202 25% 24% 24*+- %
1 17 14% ScheringCp'/ag 88 15% 14% 14%- %
1 59 54 Scott Pap 2.40 31 58 56% 56%-l>4
> 31% 29*4 Scovill Mfg 2 21 29% 29% 29%+ >4
17% 15% Scranton El 1 28 16% 16*4 16%+ >4
1 116 106% Scab AL RR 6 61114% 111 112*4+1*4
1 25 22%SeabFln 1.80 39 24*4 23% 23%- *4
84 77 Seab OU 2a 6 78*4 77 78%+ %
1 17% 13%Seaerave 1.20 19 15% 15 15*4- %
1 60% 56% Sears Roeb 2a 220 57% 56% 56%-l%
1 26% 23% Seeger Rfg 2.. 18 25% 25 25 - %
1 12*4 10%8etber Rub 1. 53 11% 11% 11%- %
14% 11% Servel Me 174 12% 12 12
' 40*4 37*4 Sham OAG 2b 45 38% 37% 37%- %
' 43% 38*4 Sharon Bteel 4 91 41*4 39*4 40*4+ %
51% 40*4 Sharp A Doh 2 72 47% 45% 45%-1%
1 11*4 5% Shattuck 40a 20 10% 10% 10*4- %
' 73% 66*4 Shell Oil 3 111 68% 66*4 66%+ %
1 17*4 16 Shelter 1.20 26 17 16% 16%- %
1 16*4 14 Sheraton 60b 45 15 14% 14%
' 3% 2% Silver Kina 22 2% 2% 2%- %
34 30% Simmons Co lg 27 32% 31*4 32 + %
' 43% 39% SlnclairO 260 181 40% 39% 39%- %
85*4 77 Skelly Oil 3a.. 14 77% 77 77 -1
' 37 31*4 Smith AO 2.. 17 32*4 31*4 31*4-1
17% 13% Smith Alex 97 15*4 14% 15*4+ %
21% 19*4 Smith A Cor 2 9 20% 19% 19*4- %
37*4 33% Socony Vac 2 241 34% 33% 33%- %
21*4 17 Solar Alrc la 41 18% 17% 17%- %
7% 5% SoAmGAP.2ogll4 76% 6%
' 15 11% SoCar EAG.7O 96 14 13% 13%+ %
, 53*4 47% SoPßlcoSug 2g 19 49 48 48%+1>4
39% 36*+sou Cal Edls 2 59 37 36% 36%- %
16*4 15 SouthernCo 80381 15% 15 15 - %
27% 25 SouInGAE I'+ 14 26 25 25 - %
33*4 27% BouNGasl.4ob 38 29% 28% 28%- %
49*4 42% Sou Pacific 3 316 46Va 44% 44*4- %
1 92 76% South Ry l*/af 124 87*4 83% 84%+ %
. 80*4 75% Sou Ry of 5 25 77 76*4 76%+ %
7*4 5% Sparks W ,15g 25 6% 6% 6%- Va
53% 44 SpenChm 2.20 17 50 49% 49%+ %
19% 16% Bpen Kell .40g 59 16% 16% 16*4- %
49% 40% Sperry 3 81 44% 41% 42% - %
9% 8 Spiegel ..134 8% 8 8 - %
31% 26*4 SauareD 1 40a 18 26% 26*4 26*4- %
' 29% 27»/a Stßrand 1 60a 73 28% 28 28%+ %
17*4 15 Std Coil Prod 1 54 15*4 15 15 - %
. 20*4 17% std GA E 80 18% 18% 18%+ %
113%106% Std GAE 4 pf 184 109% 107% 109%+ %
. 59*4 52% Std OU Cal Mt 149 54*4 53% 53% - %
81% 71% Std O Ind 2Mb 126 72% 71*4 72 -%
78% 69% Std Oil NJ 3a 334 71% 70% 70*+- >4
38% 34% StdO Ohio 2 40 98 35% 34% 35*4- %
13% 12*4 Std Ry Ea 1 a 13 12% 12% 12%+%
. 27 24*/a Std Stl Spg 2b 55 24% 24% 24% - *4
11% 9% Stanley Warnr 186 10% 10*4 10%- %
17% 15% Sterchl Br I*4 6 16% 16*4 16%+%
34% 32% Sterl Drug 2 46 33*/a 32% 33*4+ Va
, 36*4 29% Stevens JP 2 x6B 30% 29% 29%
23% 20% Stew War 1.40a 39 21% 20% 21 + %
. 17% 15 Stix BAF 1.20 7 15% 15% 15%+%
. 15% 14 Stoke Van C 1 35 15*4 14% 14%- %
28% 25*4 StoneAWeb 2# 49 26 25% 25% - Va
43% 35% Studebaker 3 401 36% 35% 35*4- %
' 10% 9% Sun Chm .80a 12 9% 9% 9%- %
. 82% 74% Bun Oil lb .. 27 75 74% 74*4- %
35% 29% Sunbeam la . 37 29% 29% 29*4- Va
21% 19% Sunray O 1.20 217 19% 19*4 19*4- %
71 66% Sunshine Bis 4 19 71 67% 70 +2*4
10*4 8% Sunsh Mn .80 14 9*4 9 9 - %
22% 18% Superior St lb x 24 20% 19 19 - %
27*4 25 ButherPapl*i 8 26% 25% 26*4+ %
15*4 12*4 Sweets Co Ma. 19 15*4 14% 14%+ */a
39% 35% Swift ACo 2a 65 37*+ 36*4 37*4- *4
40 33*+ Sylv El Pd 2 83 34*+ 33% 33%- Va
7*4 6% Syrn Gould Ma 19 6*+ 6% 6%
12% 8% Telautograph. 21 11% 10% 11 + %
47*4 41 Tenn Cp 2a . 10 43% 42% 42%
58 52% Texas Co 3a 180 54% 53% 53*4- %
54% 34 TexGulfP 140 277 53% 50*4 51 -1%
110% 94*4 TexGuUSul 4a 46 96% 94*4 94*4-I*4
42% 36% TexPCO 1 40a 152 40*4 37% 39%+1%
165 130 Tex PL Tr 1 Vag 29 135% 130 130 -3
47% 42% Tex Util .94g.. 51 46% 45% 46 + %
12% 10% Textron Ms 51 11% 11 11 - %
14% 12*+Thatch Gil . 39 14% 13% 13%- %
9% 7% Thermold lOg 57 8 7% 7%- %
61% 52% ThomosonPd 2 26 55% 53% 53% - Va
3% 2*4 Thomp Btar 14 3% 2% 3 + %
29% 26% ThomoStar of 14 29% 28 28*4+ Va
27% 22 Tide WAS la 156 24% 23% 23*4-I*4
25% 22 Timk Det Ax 2 68 22% 22 22%
46% 42% Tlmkß Bear 3 38 43% 42% 43 + %
13% 12% Toledo Ed 70 61 12% 12% 12%- %
1 20% 17% TranWAirlMf 30 18% 17% 17*+- %
, 29% 25% Transamer lg 108 27% 27*4 27%- %
1 17% 15% Trl Cont 20g 179 15% 15% 15%- %
112*4109% tTrl Cont of 6 910 110% 109% 110*++ %
' 20% 16*+ TruaxTrl.6o 22 18% 18% 18%
' 24% 20*4 Tung Sol la 23 21% 20% 20%- %
1 19% 13*+ TwenCenFox 1566 17% 16% 17 +l%
1 13% 11% Twin City R T 41 13% 13 13%+ %
9% 7% Twin Coach M 69 8% 7% 7%- *+
14% 12% Udyllte 1 20 12% 12% 12% - %
1 55% 47 Underwood %g 38 48% 47 47 - %
; 13*4 12% UnAsbAßub 1. 19 12% 12*+ 12%+%
1 49*+ 45*+ Un BagAP 3a 37 46% 45% 46%+ *+
72% 65% Un Carbide 2a 105 ,671+ 65*+ 65*+- %
1 24% 22 Un El Mo 30g 37 23% 22% 23
’ 43% 37% Un Oil Cal 2__ 93 40% 39*+ 39%- «+
1 115*4107% Un Pacific sa. 24 109 107% 107%- >+
1 50*4 46% Un Pac pf 2 18 47% 47 47%+ %
' 46*4 40% Un Tnk C 2.80 20 45*4 44% 44*4- >+
1 32% 28% UtdAlrLine la 106 29% 28% 28*+- %
1 104% 99% UtdAlrL pf4*/a 8 101*4 99*4 100%+%
* 40*4 32% Utd Aircraft 2 113 34% 33% 33*4- %
37% 34% Utd Biscuit 2 15 35% 34% 35*4+ %
61% 53*4 UtdCarbon 2>+ 33 56% 54 55 + %
4% 3% UtdCigW lOg 43 3% 3% 3*++%
5% 5% Utd Co 20a 502 5% 5% 5%- %
17% 14 Utd El Coal la 37 14% 14 14-1+
16% 14% Utd EngAF la 43 15*4 14% 14*+- %
58% 52*4 Utd Fruit 3a 127 53% 52% 53>++ %
30 24% Utd GasCp IMI2I 28% 27% 27%- %
37% 31*4 UntGslm 1.72 b5O 35% 35% 35*4+ %
13% 12% Utd MA M 1 93 12% 12% 12%- %
65 53*+USAForS3Me 22 56% 53% 54 -1%
,120 110 US Gypsum 4a 43 114 110 110 -1
35*4 24% U 8 Hoff M .. 35 27% 25 26%+1%
13% 10% US Leather-. 78 13% 12% 13%
22% 20 US Lines 2 35 21% 21 21*++ %
40% 37 U S PipeAF 3 18 38% 37 37 - 7+
32% 28*+US Plyw 1.40 48 31 30 30%+%
31% 27% U S Rubber Mgl4B 29% 28% 28*4+ Va
I 144*4134% tU 8 Rub pf 8.1410 137 134% 135%-%
; 67>+ 54% US Smelt 1 tag 25 59*+ 55% 55%-3%
; 44% 38% U S Steel 3 614 40*4 38% 38*+
144*4139% U S Steel pf 7. 29 141% 139*4 140 -1
21% 19% US Tob 1.20 18 20% 19% 19*4- %
7% 6% UtdStkyd 40a 9 7% 77 - %
9% 9 UtdStr 2pf le 79 9>+ 9 9 - %
4 3 Utd Wallpaper 121 3% 3 3 - Va
2% 1% UnlT Amer... 12 2% 2% 2%
16% 14 Unlv Piet 1 65 16 15% 16 + %
34% 31% UtahPALl.Bo 13 32>+ 31% 32 - *4
17% 14% Van Norm ,3Ag 11 15% 15% 15>++ %
32% 28 Vanßaalte2.6o 17 31% 31 31 - %
45*4 38*+ Vanad CD 2.40 55 42 40 40%+ >+
10% 9% VertCSug 84g 120 10% 9% 10*++ % j
25 23% Vick Chm 1.20 21 24% 23% 24%+%!
27% 25% Viet Ch Wk la 39 26 25% 25%- %!
25% 19*4 Va Caro Chem 27 20% 20% 20%+ % !
27% 25 Va EAPw 140 62 25% 25 25 - *+
35% 32% Virg Ry 2M 6 32*+ 32*+ 32%- %
30 27*+Virg RypflM xl9 29 27»+ 28*4-*+
39% 36>+Visklng CD 2 13 36% 36>+ 36*+- %
18 167+Vulcan D1 40 10 17% 17 17*++%
29% 27% Walgrn l.fiOa. 14 27% 27% 27*4+ %
47% 44*+ Walker H 3 29 47 45% 45*+-l*+
9 77+ Walworth 55a 69 8% 77+ 77+
24% 18% Ward Bak la 26 23*+ 23% 23%
17% 15 Warnßros .30*199 17% 15% 16*4+1%
16% 15 Warn Hudn la 25 15% 15% 15*4- %
33% 25 Warren Fdy 43 30*+ 29*4 29>+-l% '
37% 327+ warren P 1.60 5 X 36 34% 35 _ T/k
31 30% WashOLt 180 11 30*+ 30% 30%- %
30 27 WashW Pw 1M 71 28% 27% 28 +% !
17% 16% Waukesha 1 a 35 17'+ 17% 17%+ % 1
24% 22% WayKnt 1.60a 9 23 22% 22%- % I
13*4 11% Wavne Pump 25 12 11% 12 + %
12% 10% Webster T 10* 59 11% 11% ll%+ 1+
28% 25% WessOAS 1.40 33 26% 25% 26>++ % I
29*4 24% West In SM* 92 27% 25 26%+l*+ !
28% 25 WKy Coal 2a 15 25% 25% 25%- %
37% 34% WPennEl 2.20 53 35% 347+ 35%+ * |
16% 13% WVaCoal 1.20 16 14% 13% 13% - %
12% 10% West Mr L .60 37 11% 10% 10%- »+
1 577+ 53% WestAutO 83a 25 55>+ 54% 54*4-1
I 32*4 24% West Mary 54 28*4 26*4 26% - %
| 63% 45 West Md 2 pf. 8 57% 56 56 -1%
1 67% 56 West Pac 3. 34 597+ 58 58 - %
43% 38% West Un Tel 8 77 42% 40% 40%-1%
1 28*4 26% WestAß 1.60a 58 26% 26% 26%
1 50 43% Wests Elec t 215 46*4 44% 45 - %
49*4 39% Weston El In 2 6 45% 44% 44% - %
1 40% 35*4 Wheel Btl 3 106 38% 35*+ 36%+ »+
1 86% 83 tWheels prpfs 980 85% 84% 84% - %
30 25% WhlteDen IMt 11 26 25% 26
1 287+ 25*4 White Mot 2 M 33 27 26% 26%+ %
12% 11% WhlteSewM 1 *27 12 11% 11%
1 25% 21% WUcox Oil 1.. 7 237+ 23 23 -I>+
15*+ 11% Willys Over.. 563 15% 147+ 14%- %
101 77% WillysOv pf*M 62 101 98 99*+-
| 117+ 10% Wilson A CO.. 80 11% 10% 10%- %
13*4 10% Wilson Jon 1 23 12 10% 11% - >+
28 24% WinALov 1.20 X 7 27 26*+ 26%- %
1 29% 26*+ Wls El Pw 1 40 77 28 27*4 27%
, 53 * 45*4 Woodwd Ir 2a 13 46*4 45% 45% - 7*
1 48 44*4 Woolworth 2a xB7 45% 44% 45 - %
1 35% 30% Worthlnxton Ja 51 33 31>+ 31*4-1
1 11*4 9>+ Wyand W 40a 15 9% 9% 9>+- %
39*4 35*+ YaleATawn 2a 22 38% 37% 38*4- %
23% 18 York CD 1 128 22% 21% 21%- %
34*4 30% YoungSAW la 8 307+ 501/* 50*4- %
47% 41% Young BAT 3 128 43% 41% 41%- % S
1 16*+ 14 YoungsStD Vat 16 14% 14% 14*4+ % j
84 70 Zenith Rad 2a 85 73% 70 70*4-3 j
5*4 4% Zonlte Me 58 5% 5 5%
♦ Unit of trsdlnc 10 shares. 'ln bankruptcy or
receivership or belnc reorcanixed under the Bank
ruptcy Act. or securities assumed by such companies.
Rates of dividends in the forecolnc table are annual
disbursements based on the last quarterly or semi- i
annual declaration. Unless otherwise noted, special ;
or extra dividends are not included. cld Called i
xEx dividend, xr Ex rlshts. a Also extra or extras. '
b Annual rate, pins stock dividend, d Declared or ;
Paid In 1953 plus stock dividend, e Paid last year.
Payable in stock, estimated cash value on ex
dividend date c Paid or declared so far tnis year,
h Declared or paid after stock dividend or splitup.
k Declared or paid this year, an accumulative Issue
with dividends In arrears, p Paid this year, dividend
omitted, deferred or no action taken at last dividend
'meetlnc. r Declared or paid In 1952 plus stock dtvl
•dend. y Liquidating -dividend wl when Issued, s-dla
Ex-distribution, wd When distributed.
Metropolitan Bank
To Honor Jacobsen
On 50-Year Service
By Donald B. Hadley
The Board of Directors of the
National Metropolitan Bank will
honor President C. P. Jacobsen
at a dinner tomorrow night at
the Shoreham |'l
pa n y execu
t i v e s and Mr -
Washington businessmen will
attend. Out-of-town bankers
and businessmen will join in the
tribute. A silver service will be
presented to him.
Mr. Jacobsen entered the bank
on April 20. 1903. as a mes
senger. He was elected cashier
in 1917 and executive vice presi
dent in 1938. He became presi
dent in January, 1939.
Under his competent leader
ship, the bank has opened two
new branches, one at Forty
ninth street and Fordham road
N.W. in 1950 and another at
First and O streets N.E, in June,
1951.
Since he entered the bank In
April, 1903, deposits have grown
from $3,828,000 to $70,167,000.
Back in 1903 there was no trust
department. Trust assets now
total $95 million.
Has Wide Interests.
Mr. Jacobsen is treasurer and
director of J. Frank Kelly, Inc.,
and vice president and director
of Geo. M. Barker Co. He is
treasurer of the National Asso
ciation of Motor Bus Operators,
the Woodlawn Public Founda
tion, Inc., the American Plan
ning and Civil Association and
the National Trust for Historic
Preservation. In addition to serv
ing on the bank’s board, he is
a director of the Potomac In
surance Co. and Fidelity Storage
Co.
He is chairman of the advisory
board, National Society, Daugh
ters of the American Revolution,
and chairmqp of the board of
financial advisers, General Fed
eration of Woman’s Clubs.
He also is a trustee of the
Better Business Bureau and the
Boys’ Club of Washington and
a member of the Washington
Clearing House Committee, New
comen Society in North America,
the Association of Oldest In
habitants and the Columbia His
torical Society. He is a member
of the Shrine, Jesters and Elks,
the Washington Board of Trade
and the District Bankers’ Asso
ciation.
Auto Sales Above 1952.
Sales of both new and used
cars in Washington exceeded a
year ago in the first three
months of this year, the Traffic
Bureau disclosed yesterday.
The bureau Issued 6,847 new
car titles, compared with 5,662
in the same period last year, and
13.583 title transfers, compared
with 13,288 a year earlier. Trans
fers are representative of used
car sales.
New-car titles in March to
taled 3,155 vs. 2,495 a year ear
lier, while title transfers totaled
8,495 vs. 7,441.
Bond Exchange Offered.
Chairman Edward C. Baltz of
the District Savings Bond Di
vision yesterday reminded all
holders of F and G Treasury
bonds which mature between
May 1 and December, 1953, of
the Treasury offer to exchange
their bonds for the new Treasury
3* /4 per cent fully marketable
bonds.
Application must be made be
fore May 1, Mr. Baltz warned.
Arrangements for the exchange
should be made at Federal Re
serve banks and branches, but
Washington banks will be glad
to advise holders, he said.
The offer does not apply to
Series E Savings Bonds which
mature in the same period. Ex
changes of Series F and G bonds
will be made par for par and will
be allotted in full. The lowest
denomination of the new bonds
will be SSOO, but holders of small
| er denomination Series F and G
bonds may exchange them for
the next higher multiple of SSOO
by paying the cash difference.
ABA Council in Session.
Bruce Baird, president of the
National Savings & Trust Co.,
is attending the annual spring
meeting of the Executive Coun
cil of the American Bankers’
Association at the Greenbrier,
White Sulphur Springs, W. Va.
Mr. Baird represents the Dis
-1 trict of Columbia on the coun
; cil which is the governing body
of the ABA.
j Robert V. Fleming, president
'of the Riggs National Bank,
and Wilmer J. Waller, president
of the Hamilton National Bank,
also are attending the meeting.
Mr. Fleming, a past president
of the ABA, is chairman of its
Government Borrowing Com
mittee.
Show Chairman Named.
Bertrand G. McGinniss of 1431
H street N.W. has been named
chairman for the 1954 National
Capital Flower and Garden
Show, it was announced by
| directors of the Allied Florists’
Association. He was co-chair
man of the 1953 show in March
and is a partner in Flowers. Inc.
James Beun has been named
general manager of Sperling
Furs, 709 Thirteenth street N.W.
J. D. Stetson Coleman, board
chairman of Coleman-Meadows-
Pate Co. of Georgia has been
elected a director of Capital
Airlines.
The district sales office of
Gulf Oil Corp. here was repre
sented by Manager S. A. Parks
and 18 other employes at the
annual service awards dinner of
the company at Philadelphia
Wednesday. Services of the 19
ranged from 10 to 25 years.

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