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Evening star., 1928-12-18
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The star.
NEW YORK, December 18.-Interna-
tional bankers are concerned over the
effect on future negotiations with for
eign governments of the dispute between
Bolivia and Paraguay, which has re-
suited in a serious break in Bolivian
bonds.
Arrangements had been made for
considerable number of new South
American and Central American issues
to be brought out during 1929. In spite
of the fact that the greatest proportion
of new foreign financing in the last
three months has been for those coun-
tries to the south Of us, it was felt that
there was still more opportunity for
expansion there than in Europe, par
ticularly since the German market has
not been popular and is expected to be
quiet until more definite knowledge is
available of the reparationS payment
terms.
The political unrest in Southeastern
Europe has also led to the temporary
abandonment of loans under negotiation
throughout the Summer. Loans from
this quarter already listed have recently
been heavy in sympathy with those in
the South and Central American group.
The tour of South America by Mr..
Hoover had stimulated considerable new
interest in the dollar issues of the states
and provinces in that part of the world,
and with the establishment of new trade
relations American bankers looked to
see an enlargement of the borrowings
of South and Central America, although
these have reached substantial propor-
tions in the past two years. In fact,
the output of new loans by soma of the
smaller states and provinces has been
felt to be in excess of their borrowing
capacity.
Aside from the political conditions
abroad that have restricted the output
of new foreign bonds, there, is the COM
petition at present between the yield on
these bonds and that on call money.
Many of the regular purchasers of for
eign issues, who are interested primarily
in the interest yield on them, have been
loaning their money out on call since
last July and obtaining higher aver
age return on this money, with prac-
tically no risk, than they have previously
been able to realize on even the most
speculative of the foreign bonds. They
are not likely to come back into this
Evening star., 1928-12-18
FORD MOTOR STOCK
FEATURED ON CURB
Heavy Turnover Occurs as
Issue Is Admitted to
Trading Today.
By WILLIAM F. HEFFERNAN.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, December 1S.-Ameri-
can depositary receipts for stock of Ford
Motor Co., Ltd, admitted to trading to-
day featured an otherwise dull market
on the curb exchange. SO much had
been heard about the heavy over sub
scription to the issue and the fact that
American allotments were to be mate
rally cut down that it was natural Tor
the issue to be in urgent demand In
the open market.
While no official statement was made
by the London bankers for the COM
pany, it was lntimated that applicants
for 100 shares or less received 80 per
cent. Up to 200 shares IS per cent
was allotted. to 1000 shares 10 per cent
and to 1000 shares per cent. Appll-
cants for 5000 shares are expected TO
receive 100 shares, indicating that the
small subscriber had been favored in
the allotmentS.
The stock quickly sold up to 10 on a
heavy turnover. and an urgent demand
from American interests was reported
on the London Stock Exchange. The
initial sale here involved a block of
10000 shares at ga. AS many as l6
Quiries on the issue by advertisement
before the opening today. 1t was evi-
dent that many who. because OF the
small allotments, had marketed the is
sue were compelled to come into the
market to obtain the stock.
Airplane. issues, which had been bid
up spectacularly Monday following an
nouncement Of the huge combine in the
industry, felt the effect of profit-taklng
today. Niles S-Bement-Pond around the
200 level lost some 8 points. Boeing Air
Ss Transport receded several points, and
others of the group were reluctant to
resume their upward trend.
Cities Service common went forward
to another new high following an
nouncement that stockholders of record
January 8 next are to be offered adj
ditional common stock in the ratio Of
one share at SOS for every 10 shares
held. Proceeds from this additional
financing are expected to be used for
expansion purposes.
In the junior rails st. Paul ADJUST
ments had gain of a point. Seaboard
Air Line adjustments were also a point
higher on the better earnings reported
for November, although the Florida
division first mortgage 6s broke below
20 to approximately the lowest OF the
year.
Evening star., 1928-12-18
REPUBLICS TRADE
WITH U. S. is GIVEN
Paraguay's Total Less Than $2,-
000,000-Bolivia's About
$6,O00,00O.
BY JOHN F. SINCLAIR.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, December 18.-The
trouble between Bolivia and Paraguay
gives rise to questions concerning the
extent of trade between the United
States and those countries. The total
trade with Paraguay is less than $2,0OO,-
600. The trade between the United
States and Bolivia is, about three times
as much.
Bolivia, with an area slightly exceed
ing that of Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Ken
lucky, Michigan. Wisconsin, Minnesota,
New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania
and Maryland combined, and popula-
ton of a little more than 100000, is
the only country in South America
without seaport. And Bolivia wants
one.
Bolivia was under Spanish rule for
200 years, from 1540, and her rich mines
produced gold during that time to the
value of $2,000000,000 Today little
gold is produced there-about $500. 600
annually. But Bolivia is rich in tin.
Half the worlds supply comes from
there every year. The National Lead
Co. of the United States is the largest
factor in Bolivia's tin production.
Paraguay, an agricultural country,
with an outlet to the sea, is about one
third as large as Bolivia, and with less
than one-half Bolivia's population.
Paraguay's history since 1911. when it
declared its independence from Spain.
has been one of wars, revolutions and
relationships It's capital, ASuncion, is
little city of 100000 on the Paraguay
River, 500 miles from the sea. Para
guay's foreign obligations were In de-
fault many years before 1924, but then
an agreement was made with her credi-
tors, and since that time her financial
obligations have been met promptly.
(Copyright, 1929 by North American News
paper Alliance)
Evening star., 1928-12-18
CONTINUED PROSPERITY
Is ENJOYED BY BANKS
;pecial Dispatch to The star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, December 18.-While
not all banks have been prosperous dur
ing the last four years-more than
5000 of them in agricultural sections
have closed their doors in the last seven
years-the New York banks continue to
prosper.
The average net earnings on the aver
age capital invested by the % national
banks in New York City equals 81 per
cent for the year ending october 8,
1928.
To repeat, this was the average.
Some earn far more profits. The First
National Bank earned 1913 per cent,
while Of the newer banks of the %
had no earnings.
The National City Bank of New York
earned $22,424 900. Its book value is
now about $182.78, but the market price
value is around 5000 a share. The
Chase National Bank earned $11 1888, 900,
paid out $9000,000 in dividends, and
now has book value of $231.34, while
its market value is about $500 share.
The National Bank of Commerce earned
1921 O00-about 329 per cent on its
capital-paid out $5,000000 in divi-
dends, and now has book value of
about $675 share.
And the prevailing high money rates
are not hurting bank profits in the
immediate future.
Evening star., 1928-12-18

A restaurant in London is specialize
ing In dishes that supply full nourlSn-
sneat without increasing ones weight
Evening star., 1928-12-18
Crude Petroleum Higher.

NEW YORK, December 18 (P.-
Crude petroleum prices were higher in
the week ended December Is. Prices
at the wells in 10 principal producing
fields averaged SLIT barrel against
1882 the previous and $1.451 in the
corresponding week last year, according
to Oil, Paint & Drug Reporter Gaso-
line prices averaged 1897 cents gall
Ion in 10 principal marketing cities
week in, 1927.
Evening star., 1928-12-18
steady; Texas, crates, 500.

market steady; Texas, crates, 500.
Carrots-Supplies moderate; demand
light, market steady; California, West
ern lettuce, crates, bunched; 500.
Oranges-Supplies liberal: demand
moderate, market steady; Florida,
boxes, various varieties; No. /, medium
to large size, 350a4.00; small size, ESQ
a3.OO. Correction-Yesterda report
omitted first price, 500, included in
error
rapefruit--Supplies liberal; demand
light market steady; Florida, boxes,
NO. /, medium size, 3.50a400: No. q,
medium size, 2.50a3.00. Correction
Yesterdays report should have read
Florida, boxes, No. l, medium size, $50
a4.00. instead Of 2.50a3.00)
Evening star., 1928-12-18
Claude Neon Lights Stock.

NEW YORK, December 18 (SpeciaD.
Directors of Claude Neon Lights. Inc,
have voted to recommend to the share
holders an increase in the common
stock from 100000 shares to 100000
shares, giving present shareholders I0
held. and leaving 1000 900 of the new
shares in the treasury. Tt was also
decided to retire all of the preferred
stock at $110 a share.
Evening star., 1928-12-18
New Bond Issues

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, December 18.-Drexel
& Co, Brown Brothers & Co, Guaranty
Co Of New York and Union Trust Co.
of Pittsburgh offer today an issue OF
s8 mn mn CITY of Philadelphia 20-50-
year Az per cent bonds, maturing De-
cernber II. 1878. The bonds are priced
at 1O1, to yield about 4176 per cent to
the first optional redemption date
(Ie48l and Al per cent thereafter.
A new issue of 100000 Delaware
Electric Power Co. gold debentures. 5!2
ner cent series, due January l, l9o9, Is
being marketed at 96l2, to ylelo aDout
5.75 per cent. by DTeXeL G a,,c, q ~ = Co DO
Evening star., 1928-12-18
Furnace Work Resumed.

NEW YORK, December 18 P).--
Etruthers Iron & Steel Co.'S furnace at
YOUNGSTOWN has made its first cast
after year of idleness and has enough
merchant iron booked to operate six
months.
Evening star., 1928-12-18

TREASURY RECEIPTS.
Treasury receipts December IS we're
$25, ,567, ,627.71; expenditures, $9,482,-
$3.50; balance, $39, 9,242, $500.
Evening star., 1928-12-18
NEW SOUTH AMERICAN BONDS :.
ARE AFFECTED BY WAR SCARE

market until call money drops down to
per cent and stays at that level long
enough to indicate permanent relaxa-
ton in the market for surplus funds.
Evening star., 1928-12-18
EnRFIGN EXCHANGE.
(ouotations furnished by w. B. Hibbs g. Coz
Nominal gold Selling checks
sHORT.TER SECURITIES.
reported by j. & w. seligman & Coz

(Reported by j. & w. seligman & Coz
Allis-chalmers Co. SIS 1887. sss4 1907
aluminium Co of Amer. SIS 1852 l0lss 1929
Amer Tel 81 Tel. Co. 4s 1929. 991s 99l2
anaconda Copper 6s 1929. 80. 9oss 1001s
Balto. q Ohio 4ias 1898. ..... 985s 9334
Batayian Pet Corp. 412S 1912. 92!2 90
Rel Tel. of Canada 5s 1855. 100l2 192
california Pet. Corp. 5i2s 1888 l02 103
Canadian Nat RWy. 4l2s 1880. 99 e9t2
Canadian Nor. Rwy. 4i2S 1885. 81 90
Chesa g. Ohio Rwy. 4lzs 1880. 1884 99!4
CHICAGO Rock Island 4S l934. 94i4 951s
Colorado & Sou. Rwy as 1929. e9i2 100
Columbia Gas & Elec. SIS 1852. 93l2 98W
Cudahy Packing Co. 5l2s 1897. SO 99
I'd FL Hum Boston 4izs 1890. 9894 9934
Gen Mot. Accep. Corp. 6s 1887 1929 105
General Pet. Corp. 5s l940.... l0l 102
C;oOdyear r. & r. SIS 1851. 9212 93M
Grand Trunk OF Canada 6S 1896 l06 1u612
Gulf Oil of Penn. SIS lS37...... l0l lula
Humble Oil 5l2s 1882. ..:.s:. l0l l0da4
Michigan Cent Rwy. Is 1929. 9g%s 9994
oregon Short Line IS 1923 .... 9852 99
pure oil Corp. 5lzs 1887. ..... 99s4 190a2
rbn fIniop on CO SIS i947 98h4 1894
Sinclair Crude OIL Co. 5i2S 1888 99ddi2 49, 20
Sou. Pac. r. Z 90. IS l9@5 ,S5is ,3399%2
Standard OIL n. Jersey IS i996 ioS, i961] i96631]
St L., Ir. Mt. a. 50 Ry. IS 1873 9gs4 99ts
Swift 6 Co. 5S 1892 ..::s.... SS55534 l0Uooi+
Union Oil Co. Calr: 5s 1872 s6t2 8st2
u S. Smelling Co. 5i2s 1892, i03 io5 Iino55
Western Electric co. 5s 1898 ioa5, ioa5 !05 i055al
Westinghouse Z. & M. oS l9a6 ig3S4 11oo3S4
Wheeling Steel Corp. 5ias 1913. 100 lol
The Washington times., 1928-09-05
HOW To PEP Up
OLD CARS

How Is get better performance
II lower cost from motor cars thst
nre several years old. IL told n
! paper just prepared by \ Habez'
nana, research engineer OF fhe AC
spark Plug Company and know
~ ona OF the country's foremost
authorities on the internal combus'
ton engine,
~ quote Mr.. Rabezzana:
tSOnie engines after they become
old have 3 tendency TO pump OF
The reason ii that the rings no
longer iii tightly In many case
evan new rings are Of little value
when the cylinder itself II ever
mo alightly '0lIt of round. Some
times the amount OF. oil that gets
into the chamber Ii so slight thet
IL cannot be detected as oil. but
appears as thick or gummy soot
mon the head OF the piston. or on
the spark plugs.
How to keen motors running
well has long been problem with
repair mem In nearly every IN
stance. new plugs are fouled up
within q short time after lflstaIla-
tiOn.
AS a remeuys CafUOn-pEsAVA 500
hluas 81 the correct type IRE the
most logical plugs for engines that
have 4 tendency to foul the spark
plugs. These plugs also are de-
HirabIe Tor cool engines
They have what is known as
carbon-proof insulator, with q
series Of lligh-temperatur Tins CIR
ding the lower ends. These fins
quickly attain Aufficient hsaf to
burn Off any deposits Of SCOT Or
Oil. thus offering effective resis-
lance to carbon troubles.
The Washington times., 1928-09-05
.WH|PPET / q j R
WINS CLIMB
TEST

IN 4 recent mountain climbing
contest staged to the summit Of
Tiadaghton Mount, one of the high
est peaks In the Allegheny range,
4. strictly stock Whippet four, loaded
with four passengers. won the an
n,iaI event against ten other cars,
some Of which retail In the $1,000
price class.
More than 900 persons from the
vicinity Or Wellsboro, Pa, witnessed
the event to Judge the mountain
climbing ability Of the various cars
entered. The Whippet negotiated
the gruelling climb IN "a minutes.
clipping more than minute off the
former record which also was held
by q Whippet four.
Despite the fact that several OF
the cars entered were six cylinder
models of other makes. the Whippet
four was the only car to climb to
the peak of the mountain with four
passengers.
Rules Of the contest demanded
that each car be locked In second
gear and nalke the start from the
valley thousands OF feet below the
top OF the mountain.
The cars were started ct intervals
The Washington times., 1928-09-05

of 10 minutes and one by one they
halted at the roadside. unable to-
negotiate the total distance with
their loaded ears. BUT the VVaippets
once ii rot under way made the
The Washington times., 1928-09-05

second gear with q fun load ~ 90
Eclared 81 experts To BE- = renna1ls-
able tribute to the cars power, IN
built stamina and efficiency q -
cooling system
The Washington times., 1928-09-05

lIIE new Packard Standard Eght j. here We
cordially invite you to call and Sc this long
r,lnnored car. II introduces ten additional and
beautiful new models into The Packard line.
You will find the new CIR somewhat smaller and
lighter in weight than the famous Packard Custom
Eight-but powerful, fast and luxurious.
II includes every refinement and Improvement
made possible out Of long experience il building
cars with srraight-eighr motors, together with
number Of important inventions among which Is
the new and exclusive Packard Shock Absorbing
System.
This system is combination Of Packard and
European inventions and positively makes the
Packard car not only the easiest riding car in the
world but also the safest drive-for the dangers
Of front wheel shimmy and steering whip have
been absolutely eliminated.
We want you 10 drive one Of the new cars and
put the Packard Shock Absorbing System to any
test your ownership would ever call for. We know
that you will buy no Other car once you experience
the comfort and safety features it offers.
Packard owners and those who hope TO become
Packard owners will be delighted to see that the
distinguished beauty Of Packard lines has been
preserved.
The Washington times., 1928-09-05

Fundamental beauty can Be but refined, and this
Packard has done No tribune has been paid 70
passing vogue for Packard cars far out-liye any
vogue that lasts bur year Or two.
Depreciation is largely matter Of appearance,
and in this respect Packard has once more pro-
tcctcd the interests Of those who have bought
as well As those who are 70 buy.
When may We sec your Any interest you show
in our new cars will be most courteously con-
sidered. We do want you TO know Of their new
features and in particular Of the shock absorbing
system which, together with the most luxurious
upholstery ever used in Packard cars, makes each
in truth-The RestfuI Car.
The Packard Standard Eight is offered in two
whecIbasc lengths-126 and 1873 inches. The
prices range from $2435 for the luxurious FIVE
passenger Sedan to 1885 for the Sedan-Lmou-
sine (prices at the factory.
We will apply the value Of your used car against
the first and monthly payments on new one, If
you prefer to buy out Of income As 50 many do.
And like many, you may find that the value Of
your used car will equal or exceed the amount of
the first payment leaving your largest cash outlay
the amount of any one monthly payment
New Britain herald., 1928-02-01
BUSINESS SERVICE
Business Service Rendered

ALL kinds of asplalt shingIe roo7inc Estimates gladly given. Time payments. United Roofing Co, II Commercial St. Phone 9Os
New Britain herald., 1928-02-01
BUSINESS SERVICE
Repairing

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