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Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-08

oub 1dDle WdS IlOL .dNdlldUlS. f1e
was away on a fishing trip with
Carole Lombard, the actress with
whom he keeps company.
"Gable denied that report six
months ago." the Metro Goodwin
Mayer official said. IF We could
get hold OF him today he would
deny it again"
The London dispatches said Miss
Carroll was skittish of a direct
statement on whether she and Ga
BILE were engaged, but that she
Showed a large aquamarine ring on
the engagement finger and added
that she "admires him very much"
$50 do a million-make it a cou-
pie of million-women admire Clark
Gable" the studio official said,
"but so what?"
"And an aquamarine ring costs
$50. Do you think Gable would
give one of those things to the
woman he wanted to marry?"
The dispatches also told that Miss
Carroll was not sure whether she
would accept Gable because 1
change my mind so often"
Gable said his spokesman,
doesn't change his mind SO easi-
ly" He'd still tell you Miss Carroll
is just a casual acquaintance, as
he did six months ago. Anyway,
he's still married-and you know
those Gable-Lombard rumors."
His friends recalled that Gable
met Miss Carroll two years ago while
on a South American cruise, and
that she has never been in Holly
wood.
Gable is separated from his Sec
ond wife, the former Rhea Lach-
man Lucas, wealthy Texas widow,
but they are not divorced. 1t is
gossip in the movie colony that he
has picked Miss Lombard for the
third Mrs. Gable.
A middle-aged EngliShwoman
Mrs. Violet Wells Norton, was sen.
fenced to prison a few months
ago for saying that Gable once
loved her and that he became the
father of her child, a girl now 13
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-08
Hitler Addresses
Labor Gathering

NUREMBERG, Germany, Sept 8
WH-Fuehrer Adolf Hitler described
the Nazi labor service organization
today as a secondary army in ma
tional development and defense.
Addressing demonstration of the
labor service during the Nazi party
congress, Hitler said:
Comrades, you have become an
important part of the new Ger
many, similar to the army. If the
representatives of other peoples with
other ideals could glimpse you here,
they would see what has been
done in short Az years.
"They would see Our people hard
working but determined that no
one shall take away our right to
live. Whoever wants to know about
the new Germany must see it as
it is shown here today"
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-08
State Official to
Assist Michigan

SACRAMENTO, Sept. g. UH -
William Brownrigg, executive Off
Ger of the California state personnel
board, prepared today to depart on
a years leave of absence granted
to permit him to organize Michi-
gan's new civil service system.
The personnel board granted the
leave, effective Sept. "a, upon advices
that Gov. Frank Murphy of Michi-
gan had appointed Brownrigg to
the new position. Louis j. Kroeger,
principal personnel .technician, was
appointed to fill Brownrigg's post
here.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-08
World Air Traffic
Record Claimed

An all-time worlds air traffic
record was claimed Wednesday by
United air lines on the basis Of
the company's August total of 49,
100000 revenue passenger miles.
Volume last month represented q
16 per cent increase over the H.
100000 passenger miles flown in the
corresponding month of last year,
and an 8.5 per cent gain over the
12,317000 flown during July. 1887,
the lines best previous months
record.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-08

from exile in Argentina to form a
triumvirate which presumably
would function along Fascist lines
iE sympathy WIN Frances pre-
viously announced aims, apparent
ly was annulled by today's show OF
governmental strength.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-08
MELOLAND

Mr.. and Mrs. Hardy O'Dell have
returned after two weeks So
journ in Texas, Oklahoma, Arkan-
sas, Mississippi and Tennessee
where the visited relatives and
old friends. Mrs. O'Dell's sister,
Mrs. j. l.. Graham OF Vicksburg,
Tenn, returned with them to spend
the winter here.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-08

be would ask congressional inves-
tigation of F'BI methods as admin
istered by Director J. Edgar Hoov-
er, and demanded public hearing
of the dismissal charges before the
state safety board. Date for the
hearing has not been set.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-08
ADDITIONAL STORE
FOR Nv. COMPANY

Howard P. Meyer returned to FL
Centre Wednesday morning from
Long Beach where he completed
details for the purchase of an addi-
tional store, located at San Pedro,
for the ". Hardware company.
Meyer expects to remain in the val
ley this week looking after business
affairs.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-08
BEER SUPPLY GONE

HANKOW, China, Sept. 8. W.P)
-Hankow felt the effects of war
today when all public supplies of
beer were exhausted.
Beer hoarders imbibe in secret
lest they cause a riot.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-08

been eStabIiShed and That It's troop5
would enforce full terms of the
constitution. Troops from Concep-
cion and Chaco, reported en- route
to the capital, were ordered back
to their bases.
Yesterdays coup by which rebels,
mostly Chaco war veterans, sought
to recall Colonel Rafael Franco
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-08
OUSTED
INPARACUAYAS
COUP IS FAILURE

ASUNCION Paraguay Sept. 8. (UP)-After night
of fighting government naval and cavalry forces ousted
rebeous military detachments today and established the
provisional government of President Felix Pava power
Government headquarters announced that order had
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-08
CABLE AFFAIR
RUMOR MEETS
STRONG DENIAL

HOLLYWOOD, Sept 8. (UP)-Clark Cables movie
studio commented today that he has both wife and
pretty blonde companion and that he would deny if he
available the coy statement of Della Carroll London
dancer, that she and Gable "have understandings
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-08

George Forsberg and Donald Pc
ters left Sunday morning for Los
Angeles, returning on Monday eve
ming, by way of San Diego.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-08

years old Mrs. Norton was con-
victed of using the mails to de-
fraud Gable.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-08

Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Palmer and
son Charles are home again after
spending several weeks in Orange
with Mrs. Palmer's mother, Mrs.
Annie Crawford, who has been
quite ill.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-08

defense" the mother said.
The son protested his innocence
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Doig jour-
neyed to Los Angeles over the
weekend.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-08
McCABE
Caroline Paine

Mr.. and Mrs. F.. w. Sunstrom and
daughter Frances returned home
Monday after ten day stay in
Los Angeles.
Fred Carr motored home Sunday
after a brief visit in San Diego.
-OO-
Mrs. F. w. Paine drove to San
Diego Monday to spend two days
there on business.
90
The McCabe All club delegates
returned Sunday from meeting
at Davis. Mrs. E. w. Harrington
and Mrs. l.. Sariego accompanies
Marianna and Emil Burch, Mary
Louisa and Raphael Sariego, and
Raymond Carr.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-08

Mrs. Frank Willis entertained at
dinner Sunday in honor of her
husbands birthday, having as her
guests Mr.. and Mrs. Cy Harrison
and family of Ell Centre.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-08

Mr.. and Mrs. H. o. Galloway
Junior and Marris are vacationing
in San Diego and Mission Beach.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Grady Neiley and
son Jimmie of Ell Centro visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Maddox and
family Friday evening.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-08

San Diego was the destination for
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Roberts and
daughters over the weekend, where
they enjoyed a visit with Roberts
parents, Mr. and Mrs. j. A. Roberts.
A Mcintosh is enjoying trip
to the coast for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G.. Goar and
Preston are home again after a
pleasant motor tour to Johnson
City, Tex. They visited Goar's
brother in Dallas.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-08

Luncheon guests of Mr. and Mrs.
w. H. Palmer Monday were Mr..
and Mrs. Bud Palmer and son OF
Ell Centre. Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Sum-
mers, Ell Centre, joined them for
the evening.
Evening star., 1937-09-19

DON'T MISS this Big September Sale that brings you
fresh, delicious Dated Coffee at reduced prices.
Even it's regular price, you know what outstanding
value you get in Dated Coee-a Inequality absolutely
fresh coffee protected by unique Dating and Delivery Plan
which permits pack it in the economical paper bag
And now, in this big September Sale, making it
possible for your sell you this richer finer coffee
additional saving.
Every housewife will get her Dated Coffee nOw
and during this sale Be order pound of this fresh
fuller favored Chase & Sanborn DARED Coffee at your
6rOcers tomorrow and save money!
en- to he hose & &sanhor Cote Rodio Proarom
n the NJ. B. c. e every svndoy
Evening star., 1937-07-08
Wanted Weaabe DRESSES Reduced for Midsummer Cearane

Sf100t Ft0of S0oFf Shop
S95 end $z95 Zephyr sw.o.-$-te cherry oquo moize
black green, French coroI, "a to 49,
S295 Acetots BouesSl50 ocetote prints
linens tood and dres Styles white eoeheU,
$2o5 skts-$ 5oFIomeIs wool cepes few od,
poins peod and Styles black brown
French blue green, OXFORD grey, beige; a to 32
S95 Buse-S1FiIy ond ooed Troon
bodey effects white moze blue pink oqu black brown %
S3s5 Tsiored Fenne ond p fitted and action
bocks block brown, novy, grey green, rose y to 20
Jvnie Deb Shop-Feusth Floor
50 Juniors 1883 end $685. SIS type
shees prints plain crep; poss; evening oeos,
soins, oces end Broken sizes 9 to IT,
50 Juniors $l295 and Sles5 dot crepe
silk prints. dork troe dresses pc short sleeve styles! 9l
$75 $lo95 Dress-S3s5-One and shee Benz
berq prints dresses light and dark shode
Evening star., 1937-07-08

Trench Koom-Second Floor
Misses sllo Evening Gown-s4975- grey net size III black
mooIsette with black lace, Is
S65 Desses-S5l black ond doytme print ~
womens black shees for dyme 4 green formo Is
S4975 Dresses-$5-2 black l6 black otter
chfons "A and 6 gowns grey chiffon 6 he S.
Solon-Seeond Floor
l3 Misses s2975 Desses-s51o dme block blue rose beioe
with short ond long sleeves 70 Evening black
COPE l6 and 8 Pink Silk Tofteto Evening Wrop Is
81 Misses SIS and S3s75 Deses-S99s-7 grey and
costumes a Is; Is block and sheer
toootne ond o do long and elbow broken regular
ond hof
Women Separate Sheer Wool coot.-S5-Bok and no
unIlned; fitted ond semi fitted
IS Womsas $z975 TIoed and Dy and
no block grew pn Some ooono
long ond short sleeves Regular and hall. sizes
Evening star., 1937-07-08

Dress Shop-FouFth ftooF
IS Misses $l295 rednoe
co fueneh and sheer rednooe
included Broken
IS Misses. Sos5 and sl2s5 Dresss-S5s5No thistle
she oe dresses striped chfons washable
acetate crepes; and navy chiffon Broken
81 Misses. and Women, slos5 end s,zs5 oce
dresses cope ensembles pure silk included broken sizes
Spseo Size Shop-Sseond Floor
u Lsrser S3ss $l695 Afternoon psssss95
blue ooorfA light and dork
backgrounds; with lingerie and peotino TRIM desy and
tailored; 4Oh AN
Larger Women Aese Coo-$7s5-Block, noN brown
Larger $les5 and $'ss5 p'.$'os> ee
black pink blue and light dark ground prnt
lpc ocket Styles Also dress Of blue Ioee Sizes o 5oh
Evening star., 1937-07-08

Moderate Price Dress Sheps-Sseend Floor
,3 Misses $s5 $3.50 crepe black no>y, brown
wine; dinner and Il, II ond Is
IS Misses sepoo. coet.-$3s5-N brown grey WOOL mostly
long and fitted; unIned Sizes Il to 20.
% Misses $es5 end sss5 or.s.-$s5-se ond styles
toffsto ocetote and high odes black and
Dinner and oeoe ofetos high hodes
Broken Il to 20
80 Misses $685. $s SIS presssSlos5 81 street and afternoon
dresses boc brown ocetote ond
royon oetos, oceoe in blue. rose Y to 20
vmsr $es5 and sss and pn ocetote
heoy with and sleeves wool ednooe ensembles
light prints and novy reeuIor and short
$6s5 SsS D,s.ss$l395- and iocke styles
heavy ee with bright embroidery opphque fooon9 long, short ond "
Sleeves prints we'll black regular and short
Evening star., 1937-07-08

Cool ogoinst your skin
bios-cut for comfort Sheer
crepe, pure dye silk gowns
55 inches long. Empire styles
with shirring morrow ruff
files at top and bottom
tailored like shirtWoists with
high neckIines, contrasting
pipings, olso with revers, COL
lar or jobot. Royal blue, aqua,
dusty pink, teo-rose, mo1ze.
S2.45.
Grey Shops Second Floor
Evening star., 1937-07-08
July Special! 200
$5.95 House
Coats
and kee|ieees



Zippered from top to toe!
Five different mod els to
choose from in q glorious
orroy Of prints and coIors
all washable and coIor-fost!
Crisp cottons cool, high
test royons frosty woffIe-
piques Paisley and flower
prints. smooth-fjttine prin-
cess lines. Sizes Il to A "A.
S3.95.
kesIiee Shop Second Floor
Evening star., 1937-07-08

>1.65
Pure Silk cr:pes,
Sotins, Brocodes!

Such lovely slips possible ot this
pnce only becouse the manufacturer
bought the silk months oheod Of
price advances and mode them up at
q dull period! Shadow poneIs, A.
gore alternating bios cut, regulation
bios cut, vo-type ond AIencon-type
loces, tailored double tops thot do
double duty os brossieres oso. leo
rose or white, sizes q to A.
Grey Shops Second Floor
Evening star., 1937-07-08

You'll know the manufacturers name instantly by the
slip in each glove! Because he decided to reduce his
stock Of this seasons gloves now instead Of next season
able to give you the most mportont glove event
Of the season. To which we have added gloves from our
own stock.
Ar-eooIed, lacy weoves with ruffIe and gordenio-
ot-the wrist! SIip-ons with tueks and fogottine!
"Riehmon, poormon, bessorman" which will it
be . in button sip-ons! Cuffs with dorts Of
fogottne and cuffs with minute pIeotne And to
match your Summer frocks mesh weove with rie
rae! Wrist lengths or longer :. ICING-W1ITE,
black, beige .. poir 6oc.
Evening star., 1937-07-08
July Special! 500
So to $3.95
GiirdIes


Added support for the Sum-
mer months! Vonity Fair
Ordles and our own modelsi
Sotins, oII-over lace with
double e|ove-siIk front, dis
continued Vonity Fair two
way stretch. GirdIes with de-
tochoble tobs for cosy Ioun-
derine pontie eirdIes
some with panel reinforce
ments 4 to 7. Sl.o5.
Vonity Feir Section t6'ey Shops) -.
Second Floor
Evening star., 1937-07-08

You Aquin-Store Closed All Day Saturday!
Evening star., 1937-10-10
new PLAN OFFERED
FOR ABITIBI POWER
Sir Henry Drayton Announces
Alternative for Opposed
Ripley Proposal.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star
NEW YORK, October "Details of
q new plan of reorganization for
Abitibi Power e. Paper Co. have been
announced by Sir Henry Drayton as
chairman of the newly formed Bond
holders Defensive Committee which
has strongly opposed the so-called
Ripley plan advanced by the Bond
holders Representative Committee
and which is being considered at a
meeting of bondholders in Toronto on
October Is.
In letter to bondholders the chief
features of the new plan are out
lined as follows:
/. The total funded debt is $l2,793,-
S25 less than in the Ripley plan.
2. The mandatory debt is 81 ,933, $50
less than in the Ripley plan.
8. The prior lien is eliminated.
4. The number of common shares is
less than in the Ripley plan by s3,S11
shares, assuming the exercise of rights
provided in both plans.
The proposed new plan provides:
l. That the amount of fixed interest
bearing bonds suggested by the Ripley
Committee, namely, S38,133,500, be
slightly reduced to s36,200,25O.
2. That the sl4,0OO,OOO prior lien
bonds provided in the Ripley plaa be
eliminated, and all the first mortage
bonds shall go to the present holders
OF first mortage bonds, being $3.50 for
each $1,000 of bonds now held.
3. That the balance of the bond
holders claim be paid in debentures
and common stock as provided in the
Ripley plan, but that the debentures
instead of being unsecured and non-
cumulative as to income for 10 years,
as provided by the Ripley plan, shall
be constituted as definite second
mortgage bonds, interest being i'm
mediately cumulative and payable as
earned.
Evening star., 1937-10-10

CHICAGO. October 9 dP.-Poultry live.
changed.
Butter; 1924; sssy,. Creamery, spe-
3424; extra firsts (90-9D., 3s4-34N;
firsts lSS-s9). 32-321A: seconds tS4-s7Na),
2S-3O1a: standards CO. centralized car.
lotsl 81; Esss 4;I26; weak; extra nrsts.
local local ~; cars: 22; dfresh-sraded frsts.
Around midsession wheat was as-1h
higher, compared with Yesterdays finish:
December, l.QOA MAY, 1;0lh and corn
Potatoes, 1913: on track. e9e: total q.
s. shipments 9O7: steady; supplies rather
liberal demand fair for best stock: sacked,
per cwt., Idaho Russet Burbanks, U. 8. No.
I. 1.25-45; U. 8. No. 2. 1.15: Colorado
Red McClures: U. 8. No. /. 1880; small
Dakota Bliss Triumphs. U. 8. No. / and
partly eraded, 1.0o-1O: North Dakota
s5-a5; Early 0hios; y; g: No: ] and
partly graded; 95. 1.05; Wisconsin. round.
Rurals. U. 8. No. /, fair quality. IS.
Evening star., 1937-10-10
COMMODITY INDEX

NEW YORK. october 9.-The Associated
Press weighted wholesale price index of
35 commodities today advanced to 80 Oh.
Previous day. S2.91; week ago, S5.46;
month ago. S6.45: year ago, S1.21.
Range of recent years:
1897. 1895. 1895 1a33-34
High -- as14 sas2 1858 14,?4
Low S2ql 1I3I 1lS4 41.44
Evening star., 1937-10-10


bankruptcy under
bankruptcy act or securities companies
Rates OF dividends in
bursements based the
Special
included " ~ 9 e NV
Ex Dividend Ex rights extra or extras Paid
last year Payable in stock Declared this
year Cash or stock. Accumulated dividend
N NN - ~
Evening star., 1937-10-10
Baltimore Markets
Special Dispatch to The Star.
DAY vYvYNKOnr

BALTIMORE, october Live
poultry prices fiuctuated considerably
during the last week and ended the
period with some items higher and
some lower than q week ago. The
market has been rather dull on ordi-
nary stock, with better grades show
ing only slight losses in some instances,
holding steady in others and In a
few cases being slightly higher. In
chickens all items are lower, with
Rocks bringing 22a26, with a few
slightly higher; mixed colors, 20a25.
and Leghorns, 20a22.
In fowl, Rocks are slightly higher
at 24a25 and Leghorns show an in
crease at l6al7. Mixed colors are
somewhat lower, quotations being
2Oa23. Other poultry items remained
unchanged at l2al4 for roosters, l7als
for young Pekin ducks, l8a2O for
Muscovys and 10 for guineas weighing
pounds and over, with smaller birds
selling at 40a5O.
Egg Market.
The egg market is stronger. in
creases reaching 3 cents per dozen in
some instances. Current receipts are
bringing 27a28. Large whites in
creased during the week, but by the
end of the period had returned to the
former level of 35a36. Medium size
whites are higher at 30a33.
Prices on native and nearby garden
truck have declined in most instances,
the decreases being slight on most
items. Both beets and carrots re-
mained unchanged, each selling at
200a300 per 100 punches. Best
nearby sugar corn is selling at l2a15
dozen, with poorer stock moving as
low as 8. Field corn is selling mostly
at 10al2. Other prices are: Peppers,
loa25, half bushel; spinach, 35a45,
half bushel; sweet potatoes, 25a30, han
bushel, with a few bringing IS; best
tomatoes. 35a50. half bushel, with
poorer stock selling at 2Oa3O, and
purple-top turnips at 20a25, half
bushel.
Live Stock Market.
Cattle-200. Compared with last
week, steers, heifers and cows unevenly
steady to Is lower; bulls closing weak
following steady rates in early part of
week; slaughter steers largely 900
l,l00 pounds, mostly at 85Oall 90;
slaughter heifers mainly 650a8 so;
bulk. plain and medium fat COWS. $50
a6.50; few to 100 Bulk, low cutters
and cutters, 400a500.
Calves-25. Compared with Friday
last week, steady; weighty offerings
SLOW; eood vealers, 10.50a1l 90, mostly:
Gull, plain and medium, 6O0alO.O0.
Hogs-250. Steady with yesterday
and mostly 75a95; lower than week
ago; good and choice, 170-220 pounds,
II .50all So practical top, ll.60; 140-
100 pounds. 1130al160; l20-l40
pounds, 10.75al1.25; 23O-250 pounds
butchers, quoted 1l25al1.6O; 26O-3o0
pounds, l0.50a1100.
Sheep-5o. Mostly steady with close
last week; extreme top up Is: bulk.
eood and choice eve and wether lambs
1050all.00.
Grain Market.
closing prices were: Wheat-No ?
reo winter, garlicky, spot, domestic
I.o2l2; October delibery, l.021a.
Corn-No. yellow, domestic. old
soaso; Western billing at a premium
over this price; cob corn. nominal.
Oats-No. 2 white, domestic, 43a46:
NO. g. 42a45; Pacific Coast, No. l
white oats, 10. Except grain on track
ehere is an additional charge of 10
cents per bushel for storage and eleva-
ton on all sales of oats. Rye No. 2,
o5a95. Barley, 7Oa75.
Evening star., 1937-10-10
U926 average equals 1909
Miscellaneous Markets.

Additional New York markets. as COM
piled by the Associated Press:
WOOL TOPS-Futures closed steady. un-
changed to II higher. October g5 OBJ;
November. 95.0b; January, 95.0b; March,
95.7.
COFFEE-Spot steady; Rio No. z @;
Santos No. A. 11l2. Cost and freight offer
ings included Santos Bourbon rs. and IS
at 10S0-11.15. Rio futures. closed steady,
> to 5 higher Sales, 500 bags. Decem-
Der, calm; September. 5;37n. Santos fu-
lures closed barely steady, 1 to lower.
Sales 100 bags; Decembey 9.s9n;
March. 900; May, S.S5n; July. $40.
LEAD-Futures closed quiet and un-
changed No sales.
ZINC-Futures closed steady. higher.
Sales 100000 lbs. March, SION.
COCOA-Futures closed steady. 8 to 8
higher. Sales, 469 tons. December. $50;
March. 6.24: May, 634n; July, Gain;
September, 6.53n.
CRUDE RUBBER-Futures closed irregu-
lar , to. 10 higher Sales No. | standard,
J40 contracts. December. 16S4n; Janu-
ary. 16S4-s5; March, 169s17.0 90. Smoked
ribbed spot, 16.S1n.
RAW HIDES-Futures closed steady. 3
to $ higher Sales, 3,240.000 lbs; De
cember. 1925; March. 1850; June, 13.91b.
b-Bid. Nominal.
Evening star., 1937-10-10
U. S. TREASURY NOTES.

NEW YORK October 9 (P.-Prices
quoted in dollars and thirty-seconds.
Evening star., 1937-10-10
NEW YORK BANK STOCKS

NEW YORK October 9 Pl.--New York
Security Dealers Association:
Evening star., 1937-10-10
SAVANNAH NAVAL STORES.

SAVANNAH. October 9 dP-Turpentine
firm, 2S: sales. 1854; receipts, 613: ship
ments, IS; stock. Bits. Rosin firm;
sales, 800; receipts, 1.19s; shipments. IL;
stock, "a $50 Quote: B. D and E. 7.4O;
G, H. ! and K. 7.55: M. 757H: N,
.65; WIG. 7.S5: WV and x, $40.
Evening star., 1937-10-10
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

ALSO eXtfA OF eXtfAS.
g-Declared or paid so far this year.
Evening star., 1937-10-10
BONDS.

BONDS.
B Der &, Ross deb As due As sh nsAeu'
Con Title Co Inc 6s due 81 100
D Paper Mil 1st 3s '46 81
Ham Realty Corp 1st IS AS as az
May er Hotel C 1st IS 80 1Qi, sol,
Nat Press Bldg 1st 3-5s so - *
RACQUET Club 1st IS As AZ
riverside Apts 1st rs 30 AZ
Wash Auditorium 1st SIS "A ~
wash Properties Inc rs 50 as k1
STOCKS.
Anacostia Bank $50
AnacoStia Finance y.
Barber e. Ross pfd tnew) ri,
City Bank 16
Columbia National Bank 200
Consolidated Term IA pfd 30 ~
Consolidated Title Corp pfd - *
Do com s 10
East Washington Saw Bank 14I,
Federal American Co pfd 20
Do. com 10
Hamilton National Bank 30 a3
International Finance Units IL
Lincoln Hall Associates IS
Merchants Tr IL Stor pfd IA
National Capital Insurance IA
Nat Mtg 6 Inv pf 2N Az
Nat Metropolitan Bank 245 $50
Raleigh Hotel common 80
Real Est Mtg Guar com ia
Security Saw e. Com 142 175
Southern Oxygen Co com 90
Union Finance Units 25
Union Trust Co 03 1O3
Wash Base Ball Club Al
Wash Conv Hall pfd 80 ak
Wash Prop Inc v. t. C.
Evening star., 1937-10-10
CHEESE QUOTATIONS.

PLYMOUTH, Wis. October 9 lR:-
sin Cheese EXCHANGE twins 114: daisies,
17A; no horns; cheddars, 17A. Farmers
call board. no twins; daisies. IN; horns
ls3h. no cheddars.
Evening star., 1937-10-10
D. C. SECURITIES

t~uotations by Johnston. Lemon e. Coz
Yesterdays closing bid and asked
quotations on Washington securities
which are traded over-the- counter
follow:
Evening star., 1937-10-10
INVESTING COMPANIES

NEW YORK. October Q i1ol New Yorl
eecurity Dealers Association);