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JULY-SEPT., 1931.] INDEX

INDEX

TO VOLUME 133 PART 1.JULY 1 TO REPT1:11 HER 30 1931.

EDITORIAL AND COMMUNICATED ARTICLESPage

Acceptances, Banker's. See Banker's Ac-ceptances.

Agricultural Situation Leaves Farmers inDire Distress 1003

American Federation of Labor "Edict" onUnemployment. See Article, "An

Interference, Not a Help" 1179American Federation of Labor, PresidentGreen Makes Statement Respecting WageCuts 1963

American Investments Abroad, Views ofMax Winkler 1980

American Legion-Further Bonus Proposedon Adjusted Service Certificates 1490

American Legion Convention, Major Gen-eral James G. Harbord! Address on"Preparedness" 1815

American Philosophical Society, Dr. Milli-kan's Remarks on The Atom, See Article"Now" 535

Anderson, Benjamin M. Jr.. His Views Re-specting Economic Conditions, See ArticleArticle "Economic Equilibrium" 1670

Anti-Trust Problems and Unfair Com-petition-United States Supreme CourtDecisions Regarding The Clayton Act andPowers of Federal Trade Commission. ByGregory Hankin 1346

Argentina-American Concerns and Bankers Arrange

for Refunding of Loan 1807Finance Minister Announces The Govern-ment Will Meet all Foreign Obligations_ 10

Around the World in 8 Days, 15 Hours 184Austria-

Appeals to League of Nations for Aid 1012Bank Of. Advances Its Discount Rate_519, 529Government Closes all Banks 335Mercurbank in Vienna Closes 335Norman H. Davis Mentioned as American

Financial Adviser 1807Revolt, a Failure 1806

Austro-German Customs Union-Formal Renunciation of the 1494Permanent Court of International JusticeHears the Proposal of The 528

Automobile Industry-Tire Prices Reduced 168White Motor Company Suspends Pay-ments on Common 1491

Aviation-Around the World in 8 Days, 15 Hours_ _ 184"New Pace Set for Human Effort" 1817

Balance of International Payments of theUnited States for 1930 194

Bank of England. See England.Banks and Insurance Stocks Decline Averageof 8 Points in July 862

Bank for International Settlements-Bank Possesses No Magic Powers 521Germany, Committee to Inquire Into the

Credit Needs of 690German Credits, Committee on, to CallMeeting of All Interested Bankers 1011

Germany's Credit Needs, Committee ofBanker's Report on 1163, 1169

Bankers' Acceptances-Buying Rates Advanced 1964,1972, 1973Buying Rates Reduced_ _ _3. 12, 169, 338,521

Bank Failures, a New Outcropping of 1164Banking Changes to be Watched 1018Banking Conditions, Review of BusinessAnd, by Frederick H. Rawson of FirstNational Bank of Chicago 702

Banks, The Scant Source of the Demandfor Branch 1978

Banks, Federal Reserve. See under FederalReserve Banks.

Beck. James M., Republican RepresentativeSuggests a Coalition in Congress 1814

Bethlehem Steel Corporation, Statement ofEarnings for the June Quarter 683

Better Building and Loan Outlook 1181Belize, Capital of British Honduras Suffers

Hurricane and Tidal Wave 1808Bond Issues. Address of Governor Roose-

velt on 1979Borah, Senator, Proposes a Five-Year Holi-day on Naval Construction 1805

Branch Banks, TheDemand for

Brazil-Arranges an Exchange with United States

of 1.050.000 Bags of Coffee for 25,000,-

000 Bushels of Wheat 1336Government Announces Inability to Make

External Debt Payments 1971Report of Sir Otto Niemyer of Bank ofEngland Recommends Budgetary Equili-brium and Currency Stabilization 691

Brian& M. See under League of Nations.British Honduras, Hurricane and Tidal Wave

in Belize. Capitol of 1808British Situation, Socialist Phases of the 1961,1976Brokers' Loans-

Decrease.. _3. 169. 337, 521, 686. 843. 1006,1802, 1965

Increase 1166, 1330. 1491. 1656Business Conditions-Automobile Tire Prices Reduced 168, 1490, 1491Dividend Reductions and Omissions, 337,

685. 843, 1685, 1802. 1964See Article, "Dividends and Wages-The

Trend of Both Downward" 700See Article, "Frederick H. Rawson of First'

National Bank of Chicago on Businessand Banking Conditions 702

See Article, "Let Zeal be Unrestrained" _ _ _ - 183Steel Mills Production Down to 23 to 33%.

168. 521, 1655, 1657Whitney. Richard, President New YorkStock Exchange, Address on 1801

Business Failures-During June and for the Half Year 185During July 1007During August 1657During the Eight Months of This Year ..A657

Building and Loan Outlook Better 1181Cancellation of Indebtedness and the HooverMoratorium 18

PageScant Source of the 1978

Capital Flotations, (New)-During June and for the Half Year Endingwith June 186

During July and for the Seven MonthsSince the First of January 858

During August and for the Eight MonthsSince the First of January 1676

Capital Issues (New) in Great Britain Dur-ing First Six Months in Comparison withPrevious Years 193

Carbice Corporation. See Article. "Anti-Trust Problems and Unfair Competition" 1346

Case Company, J. I. Threshing, SwpendsDividends 1490

Caution in Charity 1504Catalonia, Spain, Suspension of Payments byBank of 176Chain Store Profits Increase 14% for Half-Year 1183

Charity, Caution in 1504Chili-American and British Banking Experts toStudy the Financial Situation 10

Cabinet Resigns and New Cabinet IsFormed by Marcial Mora 1496

Juan Estiban Montero Is Chosen asPremier and Vice President-New Cabi-net Is Formed 692

Navy Crews in New Rebellion 1496, 1662China-Manchuria, Military Activities in 1969Military Events in Nanking Negotiations with Federal FarmBoard in Washington for Purchase ofWheat 1172. 1662

Yangtze River Overfiows Causing Famineand Heavy Loss of Life 1172, 1337

Citizens, Where, Take Care of Their Own__ _ -1671Clouds in the Disarmament Sky 697Coalition, The Spirit of 1814Coffee, 1,050.000 Bags of. in Exchange for

25,000,000 Bushels of Wheat to the Brazil-Ilan Government 1329, 1338

Comptroller of Currency Pole LiberalizesRules on Depreciated Government, Stateand Municipal Bonds 1672

Conference at London. the Outcome of the _ 533Conflicting Trends in the German Situation_ _1018

1969

PageConsolidation of Counties and Saving Taxes_ 352Copeland, Senator, Remarks on the Financial

Situation 186Corn Crops. See Grain-Cotton-Acreage Shows Reduction 170Estimate of Bureau of Agriculture_ _1003.

1007. 1656Exports from United States to Japan andChina, Table of Large 1166

Export; for August Reduced 1803Federal Farm Board's Proposal that Plant-

ers Destroy Third of Growing Crop 1165Counties. Consolidation of, in New York for

Saving Taxes 352Country Town, Where Cities Take Care of

Their Own 1671Court Decisions-Supreme Court of Pennsylvania-Building

and Loan Associations 1182United States Supreme Court RegardingClayton Act and Powers of FederalTrade Commission 1346

Cuba-Revolt Leads to Proclamation of MartialLaw in Havana 1012

Revolutionary Activities in 1171Czechoslovakia National Bank Advances itsDiscount Rate 849. 1971. 1975

Dangerous Doctrine on Unemployment, A._ Remarks of Gov. Ritchie 857

Danzig-Bank of, Reduces It.; Discount Rate_1012, 1497Lombard Rate Reduced 1012The Bank for Trade and Industry &U-pends Payments 335, 341, 345

"Dark Clouds Over Great Britain" 1812Dead Funds, How to Handle 18Debt Moratorium. See IntergovernmentalDebts-

Denmark, National Bank of, Advances itsDiscount Rate 1497, 1971

Disarmament-French Policy on, Stated in Memorandumto League of Nations Secretary

See under "Italy."See under "League of Nations."Senator Borah Proposes a Five Year Holi-day on Naval Construction 1805

Stimson, Henry L., in Italy Reported toDiscuss the Franco-Italian Negotiations.

176, 345Disarmament Sky, Clouds in the 697Disarmament, the Struggle Over Economyand 1501

Dividend Reductions, See Business Conditions.Dividends and Wages-The Trend of BothDownward 700

Doctrine of Spending, the New 1503Dole, the 1343Domestic Problems, Our-Low Prices forGrain and Cotton 1003

Economic Equilibrium 1670conomy and Disarmament, the StruggleOver 1501

Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank President'sAdvice Respecting Judicious Spending_ _ _ _1503

England-Bank of, Advances Its Discount Rate- 519,

529, 683.692. 1965, 1967, 1971, 1972Bank of, Weekly Returns- Al. 176, 345,529, 693, 849. 1012, 1172, 1337, 1497, 1663.

1808. 1972Gold. Law Suspended Requiring Bank to

Sell. at Fixed Price 1967Europe, Central, Conversations of Govern-ment Leaders Held Respecting the Finan-cial Crisis in 525, 1009

Europe, Central. Financial Troubles Through-out 524, 688

European Banks, Weekly Returns of Goldand Sliver Holdings-15. 18i, 350, 533,697, 854, 1016, 1177, 1341, 1501, 1688,

1812, 1976European Politics and Finance, the TroubledSea of 350

European Securities Market. Course of 5.171, 339, 523. 687, 845, 1008, 1168, 1331.

1492, 1658, 1804, 1965Failures. See Business Failures.


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Federal Farm Board-Cotton Prices, New Efforts to Sta-

bilize 1003, 1165

Cotton, Proposal that Planters Destroy

Third of Growing 1165Exchange of 25,000.000 Bushels of Wheat

for 1,050.000 Bags of Coffee Effected

with Brazil 1329. 1336, 1662

Germany, Effects Sale of 7,200,000 Bushels

of Wheat with 1662

Germany, Suggests Purchase Wheat and

Cotton Held by the 848

Germany's Offer to Purchase Wheat and

Cotton Rejected 1011

See also Article, "Government by Expe-rience" 1180

Federal Reserve Banks-Comment on Weekly Returns_ _3, 169, 337,

521, 686, 843, 1005, 1166, 1329. 1491,1655. 1802, 1964

Foreign Bank Deposits, Growing of LargeProportions 686, 843, 1006, 1655

Extension of Credits to Foreign Banks,Ogden L. Mills Acting Secretary of U. S.Treasury Opposed to 337. 341

Extension of $125.000,000 Credit to Bankof England Full of Peril 841

Large Engagements of Gold for Export_ _ _1964

Table of Discount Rates_ _12, 178, 346. 530,694, 851, 1014, 1174. 1338. 1498, 1664,

1809. 1973Holding of Acceptances RapidlyIncreasing

1005. 1166. 1491, 1802, 1964Federal Reserve Banks Aid Speculation, Says

Senator Copeland 186

Federal Reserve Board-South American Countries, Considers Ex-

tension of Limited Credits to 10Federal Reserve System Extends Credit toBank of England of $125,000.000 841, 845

Financial Self-Help in Germany-The Prus-sian Referendum 854

Financial Situation, The_ _1. 167, 335, 519.683, 841, 1003, 1163, 1327, 1489. 1653,

1799, 1961Foreign Exchange Market, Weekly Returns12, 178, 346, 530, 694, 851, 1014, 1174,

1338, 1498. 1664, 1809. 1973Foreign Exchange Rates as Certified by Fed-

eral Reserve Banks- _15, 180, 350, 533. 697,854. 1016. 1176. 1341, 1501, 1667. 1812, 1976

Foreign Money Rates. See Money Rates atForeign Centres.

Foreign Trade. See United States ForeignTrade.

France-Armaments Problem, Proposal of JosephPaul-Boncour Respecting the 1495

Bank of, Extends Credit of $125,000,000 toBank of England 841, 845

Bank of, Weekly Returns_ _11, 177. 345,529, 693, 850. 1013. 1173, 1337, 1497,

1663, 1808, 1972Central European Finances, GovernmentLeaders Meet in Paris to Consider 528

Disarmament, Policy on, Stated in Memo-randum to Secretariat of League ofNations 528

Premier Pierre Laval to Visit PresidentHoover at Washington for Discussions-1970

United States, Agreement Reached with,Regarding the Moratorium Proposal_167, 172

France. The Objections of, and the Attitudeof the American Government 15

Franco-American Agreement-Questions StillOpen 181

Funds. Dead. How to Handle 18

Garrett. Garet. on "A Story in Banking,"See Article "Banking Changes to be

Watched" 1018General Steel Castings Co .Defers Dividend_ _1491German Credit and a British Tariff 1177German Situation, Conflicting Trends in the. 1016Germany-Acceptance and Guaranty Bank to beFormed by Leading Banks 690

Acute Credit Crisis Leaves Germany on

Verge of Collapse 335Acute Credit Crisis-Seven Power Confer-ence Proves Disappointing 520

Acute Credit Crisis-Report of WigginCommittee of Experts-Full Text-1163, 1190

Bank of, Advances Its Discount Rate-335,345, 685. 690, 847

Bank of, Reduced Its Discount Rate-1492, 1497Bank of. Weekly Returns 11, 177,1346, 693,

850, 1013, 1173, 1337,1497.1664,1808. 1972

Bank Payments, Modification of DecreeLimiting 524

Banking Restrictions Removed 1011Banks, Commercial, Resume Full Paymentson Restriction Removals 847

Banks, Decree Closes All, Excepting theReichsbank for Two Days 341

Banks Reopen After the Two-Day Closing_ 344Berlin Stock Exchange Closes 11.135Boerses Close for Week 335Boerse, Reopening of the 1492Budget, Finance Minister Dietricht'sStatement Respecting the 855

Chancellor Bruening Allays Fears thatFinancial Relief Would be Devoted to •Armament Increases 174

PageGermany-(Concluded)-

Chancellor Bruening and Foreign MinisterCurtius Visit Rome to Confer on Inter-national Problems 849

Chancellor Bruening's Radio Address onthe Financial Situation 854

Cotton and Wheat, Negotiations withU. S. Federal Reserve Board for Pur-chase of 848, 1011, 1662

Credit Needs, International Committee ofBanker's Report on 1163, 1169

Darmstaedter und Nationalbank in BerlinCloses 335, 341

Disarmament Consideration, British States-men Visit Berlin for 689

Financial Crisis, Improvement in the 1336Financial Situation Serious 339, 342Lombard Rates (on Collateral Loans) Ad-vanced 343, 345, 685, 692

Lombard Rates Reduced 1012, 1172. 1497Premier Pierre Laval and Foreign Minister

Briand of France to Visit Berlin forDiscussions on Economics 1971

President Paul von Hindenburg Sends Mes-sage of Thanks to President Hoover onthe Moratorium Proposal 174

Prussian Election Shows Losses to theExtreme Parties 1010

Reichsbank's President, Dr. Hans LutherDeparts for London and Paris to Negoti-ate Large Credit 175

Reichsbank's President Dr. Hans Luther,Efforts to Negotiate International AidFails 340

Reichsbank's Reserve Funds Heavily Re-duced 175

Stock Exchange Closes 341Germany, Financial Self-Help in-ThePrussian Referendum 854

Germany. See Article, "The Troubled Seaof European Politics and Finance" 351

Germany's Credit Needs, Text of Report ofInternational Committee on 1190

Glimpses Along the Way 701Government by Experiment-The FederalFarm Board 1180

Gold Movement at New York, Imports andExports- -13, 178, 347, 531, 695, 852, 1014.

1174, 1339, 1499, 1665, 1810, 1974Gold Exports Large 1964Grain-Agricultural Bureau Estimate of Spring

and Winter Wheat 1003Agricultural Bureau Reports-168, 169,

1008, 1656Federal Farm Board Effects Exchange of25,000,000 Bushels of Wheat for 1,-050,000 Bags of Coffee with Brazil-1329, 1336

Grain Rate Case, Inter-State CommerceCommission and,-by Thomas F. Wood-lock in "Wall Street Journal" '1182

Great Britain-Bank of England. See England.Bank of England. Law Requiring, to SellGold at Fixed Price Suspended 1967

Bank of England Obtains Credit of $250,-000,000 in Equal Parts from France andUnited States 841, 845

Budget, Balanced, National Cabinet Plansfor a 1659, 1668

Budget Deficit, Special Cabinet Com-mittee's Consideration of the 1171

Cabinet, New, Composition of the 1334Cabinet, New. Discusses Means for aBalanced Budget 1493, 1659

Chancellor of the Exchequer Snowden'sStatement Regarding the Conditions forForeign Credit Renewals 1333

Coal Miner's Reorganization Committee'sPlan for "Rationalizing" the Industry- - 849

Credit of $400,000,000 Obtained-Halffrom New York and Half from France-1327

Economic and Political Crisis, The Causesof the 1961

Economy and Taxation Discussed in Houseof Commons 1805

Economy Committee Recommends HeavyReductions in Expenditures 849, 1010

India. See under India.Gold Standard Act is Suspended 1961Gold Standard, Comments of the Press onthe Suspension of the 1968

King George Announces His Desire forReduction in His Civil Income 1660

King George in Conference with PrimeMinister Ramsay MacDonald on thePolitical Situation 1333

Labor Cabinet Resignations Handed toKing George 1333

Labor Government Falls and New Cabinetis Formed by Ramsay MacDonald_1331, 1333

London Conference of European MinistersCalled to Consider the German Situation 343

London Conference to Consider GermanRelief, Recommendation of the 519

National Government is Formed 1333Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald-Armament Reduction, Pleads for Genuine 9International Affairs Discussed with

United States Secretary of State H. L.Stimson 849

King George, Conference on the PoliticalSituation with 1333

Labor Government's Fall, In RadioAddress Explains Cause of 1334

PageGreat Britain-(Ccmcluded)- •Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald-

(Concluded)-Prime Minister and First Lord of the

Treasury in the New Cabinet 1334Prince of Wales Contributes to NationalFunds 1660

Seamen of Navy Strike over GovernmentPay Cuts 1801, 1805

Snowden, Philip, Chancellor of the Ex-chequer, Statement Respecting Suspen-sion of the Gold Standard Act 1961

Snowden, Chancellor. Remarks Regardingthe New Income Taxes 1328

Stock Exchange, London, Closes_ - -1965. 1968Trade Union Council, Press Comments

Respecting the 1328Great Britain, Dark Clouds over 1812"Great Britain Forms a National Govern-ment" 1341

Great Britain. See Article, "German Creditand a British Tariff" 1177

Great Britain Goes Forward, The LeagueDebates 1668

Great Britain, New Capital Issues in, DuringFirst Six Months in Comparison withPrevious Years 193

Great Britain. See Article, "The Outcome ofthe Conference at London" 533

Great Britain, See Article, "Socialist Phasesof the British Situation 1961, 1976

Great Britain Suspends Gold Payments-Contributing Causes 1961

Harbord, Major General James G., Ad-dress at American Legion Convention on"Preparedness" 1815

Hazelwood, Craig B., Vice-President FirstNational Bank of Chicago, His Address onThrift. See Article, "Personal SavingsStrengthen Political Government" 699

High Wages, People's Part in 856Hoover, President-German Financial Problems, His Proposalto the London Conference Regarding the 175

Moratorium Agreement in Force, IssuesStatement that the 175

Mortorium on Intergovernmental Debts,His Methods in Planning for the 1

Spanish Ambassador Senor Don SalvadorMadarlaga Presents His Credentials to. 10

Wages, His Policy of Maintaining 684Human Efforts, New Pace Set for (Aviation) -1817Hungary-Banking Resumed Through Aid from Inter-

national Banking Group 1171Badapest-Vienna Express Wrecked byBomb 1807

Chancellor Buresch and League of NatiOnsFinance Committee in Agreement 1807

Government Orders all Banks Closed forThree Days 335

Hungarian National Bank Advances ItsDiscount Rate 519. 529

Hungarian National Bank Reduces IsDiscount Rate 1663

New Cabinet Is Formed with Count JuliusKarolyi as Prime Minister 1336

Indebtedness, Senator King's Comment on.- 18ndia-Imperial Bank of Advances Its Discount

Rate 849, 1971Mahatma Gandhi in London for RoundTable Conference 1807

Mahatma Gandhi Sails for the RoundTable Conference in London 1497

Insurance, Employee, Proposal of GerardSwope, President of General Electric Co.,

Regarding 1800Insurance Stocks, Bank and, Decline AverageEight Points in July 862

Interference, not a Help, An-Stand ofAmerican Federation of Labor 1179

Inter-Governmental Debts, Pres. Hoover'sProposition for One-Year Moratorium-

Agreement Reached Between America andFrance

America and France, Statement of theNegotiations Between

Belgium Accepts in Principle Cancellation of Inter-Government Debts_ _Committee of Experts Report and Protocol

Respecting Reparations and GovernmentDebts 1009

Federal Reserve Advisory Council Re-ported in Agreement as to the Extensionof Year Holiday 1806

Great Britain Accepts the Hoover Proposal 8Implementation of the Debt Suspension

Accomplished 344Interested Governments Indicate Willing-

ness to Accept the Hoover Proposals- 1009Italian Government Accepts the Hoover

Proposal 9Moratorium Proposal Declared in Forceby President Hoover 175

Moratorium Proposal of President Hoover,Conversation Between American andFrench Officials Regarding the

Poland and Czechoslovakia Accept theHoover Proposal

Portuguese Government AcceptsHoover Proposal

167

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Inter-Governmental Debts, Pres. Hbover's

Proposition for One-Year Moratorium-(Concluded)-

Rumania Accepts Unconditionally 9

Text of the Memorandum Presented by

U. S. Government to France 7

Inter-Governmental Debts, See Article

"Franco-American Agreement-Questions

Still Open" 181

Inter-Governmental Debts. See Article

"The Objections of Prance and the Attitude

of the American Government 15

Inter-Governmental Moratorium, Some

Phases of the 354

International Committee of Bankers Report

on Germany's Credit Needs 1183

International Payments of the United States

for 1930, Balance of 194

Inter-State Commerce Commission. See

Article, "Making Use of Rail Valuation"- - 537

Inter-State Commerce Commission and Grain

Rate Case, by Thomas F. Woodlock in

"Wall Street Journal" 1182

Ireland, Bank of, Advances Its Discount

Rate 519. 529. 692

Italy-'-Catholic Action. Agreement Reached Be--

tween the Vatican and Government

Regarding 1495

Catholic Action Organization, Premier

Mussolini Bans Fascist Membership in - 176

Dino Grandi Proposes immediate Suspen-

sion of Armament Programs at League

Assembly 1661, 1662, 1668, 1803

United States Secretary of State H. L.

Stirrison Arrives Possibly to Discuss the

Disarmament Question 176

United States Secretary of State H. L.

Stimson Interviews Foreign Minister

Dino Grandi and Premier Mussolini

Respecting Disarmament 345

Japanese and Chinese Troops in Conflict In

Manchuria 1969

Jugoslavia. See Yugoslavia.

Kahn, Otto 11., Favors Modification of the

Prohibition Law 1654

Kahn, Otto H., Maintains Economic Con-

ditions Are not Traceable to "Capitalism"-1801

King, Senator, Comments on the Moratorium

Proposal 18

Labor Conditions-President Green of American Federation

of Labor, Statement Respecting Wage

Cuts by U. S. Steel Corp 1963

See Article "An Interference, Not a 11elp"..1179

See Article, "Sharing the Profits" 17

See Article, "The Dole" 1343

See Article, "The People's Part in High

Wages" 856

See Article, "The Remedies for Unem-

ployment" 183

Labor Day Addresses, Leader's Unreason-

able Demands Expressed in 1653

Latin-American Countries-Federal Reserve Board of United States

Considers Extension of Limited Credits

to 10

Financial Situation in 1663

Latvia, Riga, the International Bank and

the Bank of Mau Suspend Payments-335, 343

League Debates, the Great Britain Goes

Forward 1668

League of Nations Proceedings-Brian& Foreign Minister of France. Speech

on the Subject of Making Wars Im-

probable 1806

British Government Submits Report Pre-

paratory to the Disarmament Con-

ference 1336Curtius, Dr., Foreign Minister of Germany.

Address 1806Disarmament Problems Discussed-1661, 1971European Federation Discussed, Briand

Plan for • 1806European Union Commission Submits

Report 1495France States Policy Regarding Armaments

to Secretariat 528

Italian Foreign Minister Dino Grandi

Proposes Immediate Suspension of

Armament Programs 1661, 1662, 180.5

Mexican Government Becomes a Member-1662

Nicolas Titulescit of Rumania Elected

Permanent President of the Assembly--1662

League of Nations is Declining in Influence,

Former French Premier Eduoard Herriott

Suggests that the 1668

League of Nations. See Article, "The

League Debates, Great Britain Goes For-

ward 1668

London, Seven-Power Conference, The Out-

come of 533, 1163

Long-Term Bonds for Short-Term Debts_ _ _1979

Mercantile Insolvencirs. See Business Fail-

ures.Mexico Is Placed on a Silver Basis by Decree

of Congress 691

Mexico, Verz Cruz. Suffers from Hurricane_ _1808

Millikan, Dr., Remarks at American Philo-sophic...1 Society. See Article "Now" 535

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Mind, The Temperate 1344

Money Market, Weekly Review_ _11, 177,

346. 529, 693. 850. 1013, 1173, 1338. 1498,1664, 1809. 1972

Money Rates at Foreign Centrea11, 176,

345, 529, 692, 849, 1012, 1172, 1337, 1497,1663, 1808, 1971

Moratorium. See Intergovernmental Debts.Moratorium. See also Article "GlimpsesAlong the Way" 701

Morgan, J. P., Remarks Regarding BritishGold Standard Suspension 1968

National Building and Loan Associations,Convention of, in Philadelphia 1181

Naval Disarmament. See Disarmament andLeague of Nations.

New Capital Flotations. See Capitai Flota-tions (New).

New Doctrine of Spending, The 1503

New Pace Set for Human Efforts (Aviation) -1817New York Stock Exchange Brokers' Loans.

See Brokers' Loans.New York Stock Market, Course of_ A, 170,338, 522. 686, 844, 1006, 1167. 1330, 1491.

1657, 1803, 1965New York, Gov. Roosevelt on Consolidationof Local Units to Save Taxes 352

Norway, National Bank of, Advances ItsDiscount Rate 1663, 1971

"Now" 535

Ohio-American Bank of Toledo Closed 1164Commerce-Guardian Trust and SavingsBank of Toledo Closes 1164

Commercial Savings Bank & Trust Co. ofToledo Closes 1164

Ohio Savings Bank & Trust Co. of ToledoCloses 1164

Security-Home Trust Co. of Toledo Closed 1164

people's Part in "High Wages," The 856ermanent Court of International Justice-Austro-German Customs Union, Decision

Respecting the 1660Austro-German Customs Union, Hears theProposal of the 528

See also Article "The League Debates,Great Britain Goes Forward" 1668

Personal Savings Strengthen Political Gov-ernment 699

Philadelphia Postmaster's Action Regarding"Dead Funds" 18

Pittsburgh, Three Banks Close in 1965Pole, John W., Comptroller of Currency.

Liberalizes Rules on Depreciated Govern-ment, State and Municipal Bonds 1672

Pole, John W., Comptroller of Currency, toPiead for Additional Branch Banking 1978

Political Government, Personal SavingsStrengthen 699

Portugal, Bank of, Reduces Its DiscountRate 1012

Postmaster at Philadelphia, Action Regard-ing "Dead Funds" 18

Presbyterian General Assembly RequestsPresbyteries to Consider the Unemploy-ment Situation 1020

Profits, Sharing the 17Prohibition Law-Kahn Otto H., Favors Modification of the 1654Speyer, James, Favors Modification of the-1654

Prussia, Failure of the Plebiscite in 1010Prussia. See Article "Conflicting Trends inthe German Situation" 1016

Prussian Referendum, The-Financial Self-Help in Germany 854

Railroads-Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Omits Divi-dend on Common 1655, 1657

Dividend Reductions and Suspensions,1490. 1655

Florida East Coast in Receivership 1490Inter-State Commerce Commission Sets

July 15 for Hearings on Petition for In-creased Freight Rates 2

Kansas City Southern Omits QuarterlyDividend 1802

Lehigh Valley Suspends Dividend 1490Maine Central Omits Quarterly Dividend _1655Net Operating Incomes for Month of May

Greatly Reduced 2New York Central Reduces Dividend 1655. 1657New York Central Report for CalendarYear 1930 169

New York New Haven & Hartford ReducesQuarterly Dividend 1655, 1657

Pere Marquette Omits Dividend 1964Railroads, Gross and Net Earnings-For Month of May For Month of June For the Six Months Ending June 30For Month of July

Railroads Have Strong Supporters Railroad Valuation, Making Use of

355102111831673354537

Rails Merger Halt Is Puzzle. (By CharlesF. Speare in the Newark "Evening News") 1680

Rawson, Frederick H., of the First NationalBonk of Chicago, on Banking Conditions._ 702

Reparations. See Intergovernmental Debts.Ritchie, Gov.. Views Regarding Unemploy-ment 1.506

PageRitchie, Gov. Albert C., of Maryland, Ad-

dress on the Business Depression. SeeArticle "A Dangerous Doctrine on Unem-ployment" 857

Roosevelt, Gov., Address on Bond Issues_ _ _ _1979Roosevelt, Gov., Address on "Excessive Costof Local Government" 352

Cavings Banks Deposits. See Article "TheNew Doctrine of Spending" 1503

Savings. Personal, Strengthen Political Gov-ernment 699

Security-Home Trust Co. of Toledo, Ohio,Closes 1164

Seven-Power Conference in London, Out-come of 533. 1163

Short-Term Debts, Long-Term Bonds for _- -1979Soldier Bonus on Adjusted Service Certifi-

cates-Demands for Further. See WarVeterans.

Spain-Assembly Meets in Madrid to Form New

Constitution 529Bank of. Raises Its Discount Rate 176Catalonia, Bank of, Suspends Payments 176Elections, National. Republicax and Social-

ist Parties Successful in the 9United States Ambassador, Senor Don

Salvador de Madarlaga is Appointed_ _ _ _ 10Speare, Charles F., Rails Merger Halt a

Puzzle 1680Spending, the New Doctrine of 1503Speyer. James, Recommends Modificationof the Prohibition Law 1654

Spirit of Coalition, The 1814Steel Production, Further Decline in__168.

521, 1655

Stock Market, Course of. See New YorkStock Market.

Struggle Over Economy and Disarmament,The 1501

Sun Life Assurance Co. Omits Extra Divi-dend 1491

Superfluous Studies in Unemployment 1020Sweden, National Bank of, Advances Its Dis-count Rate 685, 692, 1971

Swope, Gerard, President General ElectricCo.'

His Proposals for Industry Stabiliza-tion and Employee Insurance 1800

Taxes, Consolidation of Local Units to Ef-fect Saving-Gov. Roosevelt's Address_ 352

Temperate Mind, The Toledo, Ohio, Security-Home Trust Co.,1344Closed 1164

Unemployment-Presbyterian General Assembly RequestsPresbyteries to Consider

See also under Labor Conditions. 1020

See also the following articles-"A Dangerous Doctrine

on,. " Governor

Ritchie's Remarks 857"An Interference, not a Help" 1179"Caution in Charity" 1504"Governor Ritchie's Views Regarding_ _1506"Superfluous Studies in" 1020"The Financial Situation 1653. 1799"The Remedies for" 183183

United States-Ever Growing Assaults on the Public

Treasury 1653. 1799Spanish Ambassador Senor Don Salvadorde Madariaga Presents His Credentials.. _ 10

Treasury-Bond Offering of $800,000,000 35 1489Banks and Investors Hesitant RespectingNew Issues 1654

Offers $100,000,000 Treasury Bills onDiscount Basis 2

Offers $50,000,000 90-Day Bills on Dis-count Basis

337Offers $50,000,000 91-Day Bills on Die-count Basis

321Offer of One-Year Certificates of Indebt-edness for 8300,000,000 1489

War Veterans Bonus, The Danger of aFurther 1490, 1653

United States Balance of International Pay-ments of the 194

United States Investments Abroad. Views ofMax Winkler 1980

United States Foreign Trade_ _ _ _521, 1166. 1802United States Steel Corp., Board Recom-mends Adjustment of Salaries 684

United States Steel Corp., StatementEarnings for the June Quarter 683

United States Steel Corp.. Reduces Wages10% 1963

"Unto Him that Hath" 1505

lianadium Alloy Co. Reduces Dividends__ _1491V race of War, The 1815

Wages, Dividends and-The Trend of BothDownward 700

Wages, High, The People's Part in 856Wages. See also "Labor Conditions" and"Business Conditions."

War, The Voice of 1815War Veterans Compensation Certificates-The Danger of a Further Bonus 1490, 1653

Wagner, Senator Robert F., in Labor DayAddress Demands Two Billion Dollars forthe Unemployed 1653

Wheat Crops. See Grain.White Motor Co. Suspends Dividends 1491Whitney, Payne, Increase in the Estate of,"Unto Him that Hath" 1505

Whitney. Richard, President New York StockExchange, Address on the Business Depres-sion 1801

Wiggin, Albert H., His Report of the Com-

ii63,1169mcriettdeiets of Bankers Investigating German

WNiggieends, Albert H.. Text of Report of Inter-national Committee on Germany's Credit

Wiggin Committee of Bankers Report. Seealso Article "German Credit and a British

Winkler,arin Max, Views of, on American Invest-ments Abroad 1980

Woodlock, Thomas F. See Article "Inter-State Commerce Commission and Grain1182Rate Case

World in Eight Days, 15 Hours, Aroundt he_ _

Yugoslavia, Constitutional GovernmentResumed in 1496

Yugoslavia, National Bank of, Advances ItsDiscount Rate 11, 519, 529

zeal be Unrestrained, Let 183


INDEX [Ver.. 133—PART 1.

BUSINESS INDICATIONS AND CURRENT EVENTSPage

A dams, Gov., of Colorado Requests FederalfiGovernment To Stop Exacting Demands

of Federal Land Banks 1373Advertising by Commercial Banks. E. BirdWilson Discusses Importance of_ _ _ _ 1868

Agricultural Marketing Act. See FederalFarm Board.

Agricultural Securities Corp. Control Pur-chased by First Bank Stock Corporation ofMinneapolis and St. Paul 582

Akzept und Garantiebank. See underGermany.

Allgemeine Deutsche Credit Anstalt of Leip-zig. See under Germany.

American Acceptance Council Surveys Item,"All Other Loans" of New York MemberBanks 1859

American Bankers Association—American Institute of Bankers Chooses Los

Angeles as Convention City 1393Bank Management Conference to be Heldin South 580Committees Announced 895

Branch Banking Proposal of Compt. ofCurrency Pole Opposed by EconomicPolicy Commission 1065

Convention Call—Program of Events 1715All New Jersey Bankers on ReceptionCommittee 1715

Economic Policy Commission Book onSituation that Confronts Banking 1056, 1057

Mid-Continent Trust Conference at GrandRapids 1717

Ninth Regional Trust Conference of thePacific Coast and Rocky MountainStates—Committees Appointed 582

Small Loans Analyzed 888American Bar Ass'n. Report on PublicOwnership of Public Utilities 1862

American Bond & Mortgage Co.—Moore, Wm. J., Former President. PleadsNot Guilty to Indictment on FraudCharge 1550

American Iron & Steel Institute Report ofSteel Ingot Production 207, 875American Legion Calls Conference on Unem-ployment Situation 1707American Legion Annual Convention Ad-dressed by Hoover—Asks that No FurtherBonus Demand Be Made 2023Convention Passes Resolution Asking DryLaw Referendum—Votes Down BonusProposal 2024

American Petroleum Institute's Committeeon Refinery Statistics and Economics Re-port on Supply and Demand for Gasolineand Oil 716American Short Line Railroad Assn. SupportsPetition of Railroads for Increased FreightRates 577Amsterdam. See under Holland.Annalist—

Business Activity, Indexes of_ _ _542, 1029, 1824Commodity Prices, Wholesale, Weekly In-dex of_ _197. 361. 541, 709, 866, 1029,1197, 1352, 1511, 1685. 1824. 1984Anti-Trust Laws—

Battle, George Gordon, Sees Price FixingFirst Step Toward Revision of Laws_ _ _1039nankin. Gregory, Discusses Anti-TrustProblems and Unfair Competition 1346U. S. Supreme Court Decisions RegardingApplication of Laws 1346Antioquia. See under Colombia.

Antwerp. See under Belgium.Apple Co-Operatives in Northeastern States,

Federal Farm Board Makes Report on _ _ _1225Argentina—American Bankers Decline to Renew $50.-000,000 Loan—Ill Effects Expected _Gold Shipped to U. S. 1539. 1847American Bankers and Business Men toProvide for Half of Loan 1847Loan of $25,000,000 Arranged 2012Bond Tenders Asked 722. 1539Brazil's Exchange of Coffee for U.S. Wheat

Resented 1375Newspaper in Brazil Proposes SimilarDeal with Argentina 1375U. S. States Dept. Says there is noResentment 2016Buenos Aires Bonds Drawn for Redemp-

tion 1050Exchange Continues Depressed 1847Foreign Exchange Transactions Suspendedon Account of British Crisis 2012Sterling Dollars Only Exchange Quoted _2013Gold Shipped to U. S. in Payment of DebtService 1539. 1702. 1847Government Announces Ability to Meet AllObligations 41Grain Elevators Erected 570Grain Farmers Ask Curb on Speculation_ _1831Peso Pegged 2012Santa Fe Bonds Drawn for Redemption_1846Seeds to Be Bought—to Supply Farmer onCredit 1219

Tax on Business Deals Planned 1547Wheat Acreage Reduction Expected 1831

Arizona Blue Sky Law Requires Corporationsto Secure Permit to Sell Stock to Em-ployees 2025

Arkansas Chain Banking Legislation Enacted 1063Arkansas to Urge Texas to Accept CottonHoliday 1853

Armour & Co. Cut Salaries 10% 1834Associated General Contractors of AmericaSurvey Construction Volume in BuildingIndustry 1351

Athens. See under Greece.Atlanta Banks to Loan 80% on Cotton 1377Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co. not to Have Dis-

tribution of Coffee Acquired by FederalFarm Board from Brazil 1374

Australa—Beni- of New South Wales AmalgamatesWith Australian Bank of Commerce.

1540. 1848Debt Conversion Plan, People Urged to

Subscribe to 1219American Holdings Affected 1219Plan Considered Successful 1539Scullin. Premier, Says Conversion WillBe Greatest Financial Achievement ofCountry 1219Time 1.10 for Presenting Dissatisfactionwith Terms of Conversion 1372Deficit Estimated 1848Federal Deposit Bank of Brisbane Said toHave Suspended 1848

PageAustralia (Concluded)—Labor Party Passes Resolution CondemningGovernment Economies but AdmittingNothing Can Be Done About It 1540

Loan Conversion Compulsory 1848New South Wales Meets Overseas Debt- -1848Primary Producers Bank Suspends 1372Salary Reductions for Public Employees .1219States Get Further Funds from Bankers

After Promising to Curb MountingDeficit 1540

Theodore, Edward Granville BelievesBritain Has Left Gold Standard Perma-nently 2014

Wheat Exports 1518Wool Clip 1691

Austria—Austrian National Bank Raises Bank Rate 570Banking Situation 382Budget, Results of 1701Foreign Exchange Sales Forbidden 2008Germany, Renounces Customs Accord

with 1531World Court Finds Customs Accord

Illegal 1699Opinions Regarding Decision_ _ _1699, 1700

Kreditanstalt Promises to Emerge fromDifficulties Satisfactorily 37

League of Nations Sets Terms for Aid toAustria 1848

Mercurbank Closes—Plans to Re-open. 381. 383Reopening 1531

Rothschilds Reported Planning to Liquidate 37Rumor Declared False—Business toContinue Unchanged 383

Vienna Stock Exchange Closed 2008Automobile Industry—Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago on Mid-

west Distribution of Automobiles_ _27, 712Financing 1059Ford Motor Car Co. Recalls Work-

men 1521, 1855Married Men Ordered to Raise Vege-

tables or Lose Jobs 1855General Motors Co. Reduces Wages 1990Models and Prices_27, 200. 363. 712,

1032, 1517. 1827Parts and Accessory Manufacturers. Opera-

tions of 712, 1517Production 200. 711, 1032, 1688, 1689Registration of Motor Vehicles Increases_ A689

Await, Dep. Compt. of Currency, In Speechbefore New Jersey Bankers Ass'n CounselsBank Directors Against Lessening of Vigil-ance 219

Ayres. Col. Leonard P., of Cleveland TrustCo. —

Business Conditions 1193, 1822German Moratorium, Effect of 541

Balance of International Payments of theUnited States. See under United States

of America.Baldwin, H. Clyde, on Investment Outlook_ _1867Ballou, L. M., Named Bank Commissioner ofRhode Island 48

Baltimore Building Trade Unions AcceptWage Cuts 1521

Banca Generale. See under Roumania.Banco Credito Espanol. See under Mexico.Banco Internacional. See under Guatemala.Banco Nacional de Mexico. See underMexico.Bank for International Settlements—Boyden, Roland W., Named President

Arbitration Tribunal 1216German Credits, Committee on—Wiggin, A.H., Named American Member 722German Reichsbank Uses Bulk of $100,-000.000 Credit from International Bank 42

Renewed for Three Months 378. 879Germany, Issues Communiques on Assist-ance to 379

Hungary Gets Credit 214Jacobason, Per, Named Economic Adviser_1216Statement of Condition 211. 878, 1699

Bank of—America, N. A., Advocates Co-ordinationof Rail and Motor Truck Facilities 729Business Review 1508

Brussels. See under Belgium.Brazil. See under Brazil.Catalonia. See under Spain.Emission and Rediscount. See under Brazil.Finland. See under Finland.France. See under France.Geneva. See under Switzerland.Montreal. See under Canada.New South Wales. See under Australia.Republic. See under Uruguay.Spain. See under Spain.United States—

Affiliates not to go Through BankruptcyProceedings 45

Convicted Officials Relased on Ball Pend-ing Appeal 583

List of Claims Against Bank 730Payment of Initial Dividend_ _583, 895,

1066. 1557, 1717Reorganization Groups Push Plans _895.

1236. 1557Plan of Reorganization Abandoned- _ _1868

State Brings Suit Against Directors for360,000.000 1067

Statement of Financial Condition to beMade Public 217

Bankers Acceptances—American Acceptance Council Report onVolume Outstanding 572, 1060. 1859

Federal Reserve Bank of N. Y. RaisesBuying Charge 2022

Gold Purchases in N. S. by Foreign BanksAdvances Acceptance Rate 2022

New York Banks Seek to Peg Rates 573New York Reserve District Member Banks

—"All Other Loans" Largely Accept-ances Says R. H. Beau 1859

Purchasing Practices Seen Changing 1228Bankers Trust Co. of Philadelphia Reorgani-

zation Expected to be Facilitated byAmendment to Pennsylvania Banking Act_ 47

Bankruptcies—Borer & Co. in Receivership 1382Caldwell & Co. See under "C."Carroll & Wright of Toronto in Receiver-ship 1551

Dun, R. G., & Co. Report. See under "D."Eglinton, A. Lincoln, Suspended from Curb

for Failure to Meet Obligations 1858Guibord, White & Co. in Bankruptcy 1551

Bankruptcies (Concluded)—Page

Grier & Co. Suspended from MontrealStock Exchange—Receivership Con-tested 1858Henry & rkbrKlide. See under "H."

Lumber Bankruptcies 1689McMichael & Co., Inc., in Bankruptcy_ _ 1551Nelson. Cook & Co. Suspends 2021Schuyler, Chadwick & Burnham in Receiv-ership 2021

West & Co. See under "W."Woody & Co. See under "W."

Banks—Advertising, E. Bird Wilson Discusses Im-

portance of 1868American Bankers Assn., Economic PolicyCommission on Situation that ConfrontsBanking 1056, 1057

Arkansas Chain Banking Legislation Enacted 1063

Await, Dept. Compt. of Currency, Coun-sels Bank Directors Against Lessening ofVigilance 219

Bankers Trust Co. of Phil. ReorganizationExpected to be Facilitated by Amend-ment to Pennsylvania Banking Act- - 47

Bird, J. Phillip, of Manufacturers Assn. ofN. J., Urges a Conservative BankingSystem 1059

Buffalo Savings and Loan Associations,Report on 1382

California Defines Liability of Shareholders1383Canadian Banks. See under Canada.Chatham Phenix National Bank & TrustCo. Charges False Rumors Being Cirticu-lated Regarding its Condition—SecuritySalesman Arrested 1381

Conditions Discussed by Frederick H.Rawson of First National Bank ofChicago 702

Cook County (Ill.) Banks Reported Liqui-dating through Formation of SecuritiesPool 1553

Earnings for First Half Year 46Failures Reported by R. G. Dun & Co.-- 573Federal Reserve Act Amended Proposed toAllow Closed Non-Member and MemberBanks to Rediscount Eligible Paper- - - -1864

Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis onBanking in the Ninth

District__- — - - 49

Federal Reserve Board Review of Condi-tion/3 1383

Federal Reserve Board Reports Suspensions1553Interest Rates Injure Bank Profits 1553Iowa Bank Legislation 48Legislation by Congress Urged by Rep.Luce 46

Legislation Will be Backed by Hoover Ad-ministration 2027

Maine Enacts New Legislation 894Minnesota Plans to Aid Depositors ofClosed Banks 1866

Mississippi Guaranty of Deposits Act inState Banks Upheld by State SupremeCourt 894

National Banks—Depreciation of High Grade State, Mu-

nicipal and Government Bonds Heldnot be Written off 1672, 1861

South Dakota Statute Clarified as toSecurity Pledged for Deposits of Pub-lic Monies 1861

Statement of Condition of Compt. ofCurrency 1060

National City Bank of New York ReducesInterest on Thrift Accounts 1382

Nebraska Contends Bank Assessments AreFully Collectible 894

New York Banks Seek to Peg Rates onAcceptances—Call Money Renewal RateHeld at IS % 573

New York State Bank Tax Due Date 1384New York State Banking Law Amend-ments 1058

Norbeck, Sen.. Sees Independent BankFacing Competition from Three Systems 49

North Carolina—Bill in Legislature WouldLiberalize Requirements for Establish-ment of Branches by State Banks 48

Ohio Bank Failures 1234Ohio State Banking Department AnnualReport 48

Oklahoma Seeks Full Guaranties for StateBank Deposits 894

Pennsylvania Banking Act Amended—Ex-pected to Facilitate Reorganization ofBankers Trust Co. of Philadelphia 47

Pennsulvania Banking Legislation in 1931Summarized 1553

Rand McNally St Co. in Survey ShowsTrend of Banking Toward East 730

Rumors, False—Indianapolis Clearing House Warns

Against Circulating 47Penneylvanis Banking Dept. Will Prose-

cute Circulation of 47Savings Banks—

Deposits 729Evans, W. R., of Boston Five CentsSavings Bank Warns Savings BanksAgainst Business Forecasts 1056

Massachusetts Savings Banks in Insur-ance Business 1062

Massachusetts Savings Bank Plan forRelief of New England Railroads 891

Mead, Dr. Edward S.. Urges New YorkLaw be Revised so that RailroadBonds Will not be Excluded from In-vestments 579

National Assn. of Mutual SavingsBanks Advocates Admission of MutualBanks to Fed. Reserve System 228McFadden. Rep., Opposed to Idea_ _ _ 228

National Assn. of Savings Banks UrgesRevision of Laws Fixing Investments 1056

South and Middle West. Banking Situa-tion in. 59. 231 389, 583, 731. 895, 1068, 1234

State and Municipal Bonds. State andNational Banks Need not Write Off De-

preciation of 1672. 1861State Banking Heads Plan Uniform Actionon Bank Problems 573

Stocks, Holt Rose & Troster on Prices of,862. 1859

Stocks. Monohan, Schapiro & Co., onYield of 1859

Texas Deposit Guaranty Litigation Settled 1849Wallace, Thos. F., Pres. of National Assn.of Mutual Savings Banks, Urges Segrega-tion of Commercial and Savings Deposits 46


JULY-SEPT., 1931.] INDEX VII

PageBarley-See under Grain.Battle, George Gordon, Holds Report of Fed-

eral Trade Commission on Resale PriceMaintenance Inconclusive 52

Price Fixing First Step in Revising Burden-some Anti-Trust Laws 1039

Bean, Robert H.. Survey of "All OtherLoans" of Member Banks in N. Y. Fed-eral Reserve District 1859

Beck, Congressman, Threatens to Have Con-gress Dissolve I.-S. C. C. Unless FreightRate Increase is Granted Immediately_ _ _ _ 578

Belgium-Antwerp and Brussels Bourses Close as

Result of Suspension of Gold Paymentsby Great Britain-Possible Consortiumin Brussels to Support Market 2009

Bank of Brussels Affiliates Merge 721Bond Redemption 1846Brussels Bourse Suspends Put and Call

Operations 1842Nitrate Said to Have Dissolved Because ofThreat of Competition by Rivals 1540

Prosperity Reported Amid World De-pression 1702

Benson, P. A., Testifies at Hearing on FreightRate Increase 1387

Berkovici Bank of Bucharest. See underRoumania.

Berlin. See under Germany.Bethlehem Steel Corp. Cuts Wages__1990.

1991, 1992Bilbo, Gov.of Mississippi, Calls Plan toStop Planting Cotton next year Inpractical.1543

Birdseye, J. Philip, Urges a ConservativeBanking System 1059

Black, John D., Named Chief Economist ofFarm Board 1541

Blackwood, Gov. of S. C., Urges CompleteRestriction of Cotton 1853

Blue Sky Laws to be Studied by MarylandCommission 1712

Bolivia-Foreign Exchange Transactions Suspended-Pound Put at Face Value 2013

Bond Market, Halsey, Stuart & Co. SeeVarious Factors Favorable to 1868

Boots and Shoes. See Shoes and Boots.Borah, Sen., Willing to Consider Debt Re-

vision but Demands Treaty Changes andArmament Cuts 1215

Rich Must Feed Unemployed Voluntarilyor Otherwise • 1706

Borer & Co. in Receivership 1382Boston City Workers on Five Day-Week_ - _1855Boulder Dam. See Hoover Dam.Boyden, Roland W.Named President Arbi-

tration Tribunal of Bank for InternationalSettlements 1216

Branch and Chain Banking-Arkansas Enacts Chain Banking Legisla-

tion 1063Iowa Banks Get Right to Set upBranches 48Legislation to be Urged on Congress 1861Minnesota Legislature Urges Congress notto Sanction Branch Banking 49

North Carolina-Bill in Legislature WouldLiberalize Requirements for Establish-ment of Branches by State Banks 48

Pole, Compt. of Cur., Proposal for TradeArea Branch Banking Opposed by Amer-ican Bankers Ass'n 1065

Brazil-Bank of Brazil Efforts to Peg Exchange _1538Bank of Emission and Rediscount 570Bonds-External Sinking Funds Temporarily

Suspended 1537Statement Regarding Suspension 1703

Interest Charges Outllned • 1538Interest and Sinking Fund Payments to

be Met 1537, 2012Issue Planned 1847

British Importers Profit by Drop in PoundRate 2012

Central Bank Plan Being Studied ___-

- - - -1538Coffee Burned to Reduce Supply_ _1374, 1542Coffee Exchanged for Wheat of U. S. Federal

Farm Board 1221, 1373Argentina, Brazilian Paper Suggests

Similar Deal with 1375Argentina Resents Deal 1375Argentina Not Resentful Says U. S.Dept. of State 2016

Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co. Will Not TakeOver Distribution of Coffee 1374

Decree Authorizing Exchange 1851National Coffee Roasters Committee toAid U. S. Government to Dispose ofCoffee 2017

New Orleans Green Coffee Assn. ProtestsAgainst Transaction 1375

New York Coffee & Sugar Exchange,Message of Farm Board to 2016

New York Coffee & Sugar Exchange Of-fers to Aid in Grading Coffee 2016

St. Louis Coffee Companies ProtestAgainst Deal 1375

Statement of Brazilian Government Re-garding Sale 1374

Steamship Assn. in B. S. Protests Termsof Sale-Trade Asks Details 1374

Stone. James C. Chair. of Farm Board,Discusses Deal 1375

U. S. Officials Uphold Action of Board_ _1375Wheat to Be Sold by Brazil to Millers_ _1374Winan, H. C., New York Broker. Au-thor of Plan 1374

Coffee for Wheat-No Further ExchangesCan Be Made with Any Country underRealization Plan 1537

Coffee Shipped 1704Currency to Be Based on Dollar Insteadof Pound 2012

Interest Cannot Be Met on Foreign Debt_ _2012Flour Imports Embargoed 1537Flour Prices Low Enough to Cut Off

Foreign Competition 1205Loan from Hard Rand & Co. to be RepaidIn Coffee 1538

Loan Offered by French Bankers 1704Minas Geraes Bonds Called for SinkingFund 722

Niemeyer, Sir Otto, Report on Economyand Finances 882

Parana, State of, Reserve Fund to Be Usedfor Meeting Interest on Loan 1703

Pernambuco Fails to Pay Bond Interest-N. Y. Stock Exchange Ruing 1536

Rio Grande do Sul Pays Interest on Ex-ternal Debt 1538Bonds Drawn for Redemption 1846

Russia Said to Have Offered Petroleum inExchange for Coffee 1375

PageBrazil (Concluded)-San Paulo 7% Coffee Realization Loan,

Results of First ear of Operation_ _216. 1050August Results 1704

San Paulo Water Works Bonds Purchasedfor Cancellation 1218

Tariff Increases 1846, 1847Wages Established at Minimum by Decree 1703

Brokers Loans-Federal Reserve Bank of New York Weekly

Figures_ _33, 209, 375, 556. 719, 8771047, 1211. 62, 1528, 1697. 1839:13 1997

Legislation to Be Asked of Congress 1861New York Banks Peg Renewal Rate at

% 573New York Stock Exchange, Monthly

Figures 43, 887. 1549Brookhart, Sen., Urges More Funds for FarmBoard 1850

Brookmire Economic Service, Inc., ForecastsBusiness 197, 1511Sees Bright Long-Term Outlook for SteelIndustry 1045

Browne, Stewart. Urges Moratorium onHome Mortgages 1390

Brussels. See under Belgium.Buenos Aires. See under Argentina.Buffalo Drug Store Sales 709, 1512Buffalo Savings and Loan Associations, Re-

port on 1382Buffalo Wholesale Credit Conditions 1512Building-

Construction Volume Surveyed byAssociated Contractors of America 1351

Dodge, F. W., Corp., Report on Con-struction Contracts 543, 119M, 198

Employment and Payrolls 543. 1351Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia on

Building Construction 1513Illinois Building Situation 548Indiana Limestone Co. on Building

Activity 1027National Ass'n. of Real Estate Boards

Finds Few American Cities 893New York City Building Plans DropSharply 1823

Operations in U. S. Surveyed by Dept. ofLabor 1351. 1985

Permits Issued in Principal Cities ofU. S. 544, 1986

Railroad Building and Loan Ass'n.Reduces Cost of Home Financing 1986

Straus, S. W., Survey of BuildingPermits 1510

Wage Survey Shows Cuts by CertainUnions 1520

Wage Unions in Baltimore Accept WageCuts 1521

Wages Show Steady Rise According toSurvey of National Industrial ConferenceBoard 360

Building and Loan Association ReducesCharges on Home Financing 1986

Bulgaria-Credit Reported Sought 1531

Business Conditions-Annalist. See under "A".Ayres. Col. Leonard P., Business Survey_ _

541, 1193, 1822Bank of America N. A. on Business Con-

ditions 1508Brookmire Economic Service, Inc., Fore-

casts Business 197, 1511California State Chamber of Commerce

Finds Economic Conditions Show Di-vergent Tendencies

Cleveland Trust Co. Surveys AmericanBusiness Activity Since Year 1790 1823

Copeland, Sen. Royal S., DiscussesEconomic Situation 186

Deterling, Sir Henri, Urges Bimetallism asRemedy for Depression 1370

Electricity, Industrial Activity as Measuredby Consumption of 542, 1197

Farrell, James A..

of U. S. Steel Corp.Discusses World Trade Outlook 226

Federal Reserve Banks, Views of Various.See under Federal Reserve Bank of.

Federal Reserve Board, Views of. Seeunder Federal Reserve Board.

Guaranty Trust Co. of N. Y. Forecast ofBusiness Conditions 20, 706, 1508

Indiana University Business Review_ _544. 1355Kahn, Otto H.. Explains Causes of De-

pression-Defends Ca nitalism 1551Lewis, John L., Pres. United Mine Work-

ers, Declares Prosperity to be De-pendent on Wages 1706

Lorwin Dr. Lewis L., Presents Plan forWorld Prosperity 1370

Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce ViewsBusiness Conditions 1826

Midland Bank of Cleveland, Ohio, SeesFavorable Indications on BusinessHorizon 708

Miller, S. Q., of National Assn. of CreditMen, Expects Business to Reveal Bene-fits of Seasonal Upturn in September_ -1685

Nathan, Dr. Otto, Lays Trade Instabilityto Maladjustments of Capitalistic Sds-tem 1503

National Association of Credit Men Surveyof Business 1029

National City Bank on Business Condi-tions 1507

National Foreign Trade Council AnnualReport on International Trade 1511

National Shavrmut Bank of Boston Sum-mary of Business Conditions 708

New England Council Finds New EnglandStanding Depression Better than Rest afCountry 1510

Northwest Bancorporation Business Re-view 1355

Pittsburgh Business Review 361Richardson, George, Pres. National Assn.of Purchasing Agents, Sees Hard Workas Solution of Depression 555

Security First National Bank of Los An-geles on Business Conditions in PacificSouthwest 550, 1030

Statisticians in Industry View of BusinessConditions 1349, 1982

Swope, Gerard M., Plan for Stabilizing In-dustry 1819Sullivan, Mark, Comments on Plan 1821

Union Trust Co. of Cleveland on BusinessConditions 543. 1503

University of Pittsburgh Review of Bust-rum Conditions 361

Wells Fargo Bank & Union Trust Co. of SanFrancisco on Business Outlook in Cali-fornia 711. 1985

Wilson. Prof. R. B., Sees Stage Set forBetter Business 1682

PageBusiness Conditions (Concluded)-Whitney, Richard. Pres. of N. Y. StockExchange Saps Forces of Supply and De-mand Must be Left Unhindered if De-pression is to be Ended 1856

Butterick Co. Raises Magazine Price inCanada 1715

Buzza Clark, New York Curb Exchange Sus-pends Trading in Capital Stock of 1858

Caldwell & Co., Failure of-%.-..indictments Against Rogers Caldwell and

Others 45Verdict of Guilty Delivered Against

Rogers Caldwell on Charge of Fradu-lent Breach of Trust 218New Trial Denied-Prepares Appealto State Supreme Court 1711

California Defines Liability of Bank ShareOwners 1383

California State Chamber of Commerce FindsEconomic Conditions Show DivergentTendencies 865

California Corporation Dept. Draws up NewRules for Business 1383

Calles, Former Pres. of Mexico. See underMexico.

Canada-Agricultural Conditions Reported by Can-

adian Bank of Commerce 201Air Mail Routes Abandoned in CasesWhere They Were not Paying 1392

Bank of Montreal Report on Crops__ _ _202, 870Business Conditions 546. 1986

Banks, Condition of 390. 1049, 1841Canadian Bank of Commerce Reports Agri-

cultural Conditions in Central and East-ern Canada 201Moderate Seasonal Expansion Seen in

General Business 1685Carroll & Wright of Toronto in Receiver-ship 1551

Cattle Values Drop to Half Those of 1930-1204Checks Subject to 2c Postal Tax 1369Crop Conditions, 23, 368, 369. 547, 714,

870. 1036, 1037, 1204, 1519. 1690Crop Report of Bank of Montreal_ -202, 870Dollar Exchange Value Drops 2011

Buffalo Merchants Refuse to AcceptDollar 2011

Leman, Beaudry, Pres. Canadian Bank-ers Assn. Says Depreciation is OnlyTemporary 2011

Gold Mines Asked to Revert Ore from U.S. Mint 2011

Gold Production 573Gold Reserve 2011Gold Standard to Be Maintained 2010Grain Stocks 1038Great Britain's Suspension of Gold Pay-ments Not Expected to Adversaly AffectCanada 2011

Grier & Co. Suspended from MontrealStock Exchange-Receivership Con-tested 1858

Berridge, W. D., Canadian Minister to U.S. Presents His Credentials in Washing-ton 40

International Pulp & Paper Co. Cuts Wages1691Leman. Beaudry, Pres. Canadian BankersAssn. Says Fall in Exchange Rate is OnlyTemporary 2011

Logan, Gen. Mgr. Canadian Bank of Com-merce, Sees Moderate Seasonal Expan-sion in General Business 1685

Magazine Prices Raised by American Pub-lications 1715

Magazine Publishers in U. S. to HaveCanadian Editions 1716

Magazine Tariff. See Tariff.Manitoba Reduces Salaries of GovernmentEmployees 1370

Ontario Gold Output 1364Ontario Grain Pool Discontinued 364Ontario Sells Barley to Great Britain 1831Paper and Pulp Exports 713, 1517, 1988

Production 1517Royal Mint to Be Taken Over by CanadianGovernment 2011

Stock Exchanges Closed, Later ReopenedIncident to Gold Suspension in GreatBritain 2011

Tariff-Changes in Rates 574Magazine Tariff Deferred to Allow Timeto Study Publishers' Protest 59Amended Slightly 574List of Publications Taxei, and NotTaxed 1716, 1865

Unemployment Relief Plan 1220United States Increases Postal Rates toCanada 1716

Wheat Crop Reports 202Wheat Exports 1518Wheat Growers Get Bonus 1356Wheat Pool Fixes New Agency 1691Wheat Pool Replaced by New Federal Plan-1356Wheat Pools in East Canada to Be Closed-1691Wheat Pools, Operations of 1038

Canadian Bank of Commerce. See underCanada.

Capital Flotations 186. 858, 1676Carroll & Wright. See under Canada.Cattle, See Livestock.Cauca Valley. See under Colombia.Cement-Portland Cement-Production Shipments

and Stock 371. 1044, 1836Central Bank & Trust Co. Officers Found

Guilty of Fraud 1393Chadbourne Sugar Restriction Plan. See

under Sugar Industry.Chadbourne, Thomas L., Returns from Cuba-Statement Regarding Sugar RestrictionPlan 1832

Chain Banking-See Branch and Chain Bank-ing.

Chain Stores-Profits Increase 1183Sales-

Federal Reserve Bank of N. V. Report21, 1350

Merril, Lynch & Co. Compilation, 198,1196, 1823

Chase, Harris Forbes Corp. Formed as Mer-ger of Chase Securities Corp. and HarrisForbes & Co 45

Chase Securities Corp Merger. See ChaseHarris Forbes Corp.

Chatham Phenix National Bank & Trust Co.Charges that False Rumors Are BeingSpread Regarding its Condition-SecuritySalesman Arrested 13R1

Cherry Sales Corp. See under Federal FarmBoard.


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Chicago Board of Trade-Short Selling Not Excessive According toBoard 386

Chicago Clearing House Officers Elected__ 888Chicago Curb Exchange Stops Dealings inCommonwealth Petroleum Corp 1228

Chicago Emergency Committee Plans ReliefDrive 1379

Chicago Stock Exchange Quotations byMonths 416

Chile-Bond Interest Set Aside-No Decision as to

Transfer of Funds into Dollar Ex-change 385

Santiago Newspapers Laud Action 388Bonds, New York Stock Exchange Rulingon 1536

Constitutional Reform Proposed by Legis-lative Commission 1536

Debt Service Discontinued 1050Exchange Control Board Set Up 883France, Concludes Reciprocal Trade Treatywith 385Gold Rings, War Medals, etc. Donated to

Establish Gold Reserve 1847Moratorium on Foreign Debts 1218, 1536Nitrate Combine to be Investigated byGovernment 1540

Nitrate Price Cut 1208Reserves in Pound Sterling-Consternation

Felt in Financial Circles Over Suspensionof British Gold Payments 2013

Russian 011, Seeks to Exchange Nitrate for_1848United States Discontinues Consulate atIquique 1540

China-Bank Notes to be Taxed 1539Flood Aid Appropriation Approved_ _1848Flood Relief Loan Planned

Approved 1848

Hong Kong, Financial Status of 1372Kwantung Plans Tobacco Monopoly 1538Loan of S300,000,000 Sought in U 1372Mercantile Bank of China in Manilla Closes1848Telegram Censorship Raised 1544Wheat of U. S. Federal Farm Board, Seeksto Purchase. See under Federal FarmBoard.

Christiania. See under Norway.Christie, Robert E., Jr., Elected Chairman ofNew York Group of Investment BankersAss'n of America 1869

Churchill, Winston. See under Great Britain.Cigarettes. See under Tobacco.Cincinnati Stock Exchange Quotations byMonths 423

Claudel, Paul. See under France.Cleveland Chamber of Commerce Favors In-

crease in Freight Rates Asked by Railroads 577Cleveland Stock Exchange Quotations byMonths 421

Cleveland Trust Co. Surveys American Busi-ness Activity Since Year 1790 1823

Coal Industry-Anthracite-Employment and Wages Reported by

Philadelphia Federal Reserve Bank555, 1210

Market Conditions 374Production (Monthly)_ _374, 555, 877,

1209. 1210, 1526, 1696, 1996Production (Weekly)33, 208, 374, 555.718, 876, 1046, 1210. 1361, 1527,

1696, 1838, 1996Shipments 374. 1046, 1838Stocks 1046Stocks Receipts and Deliveries at GreatLakes 1526

Bituminous-Market Conditions 374Production (Monthly)- -374, 555, 877,

1209, 1210, 1526. 1696. 1996Production (Weekly)- -33, 208, 374, 555,718, 876, 1046, 1210, 1361. 1527,

1696. 1838Stocks 1046Stocks Receipts and Deliveries at GreatLakes 1526

Coke-Production (Monthly) 877. 1696Production (Weekly) - -33. 208, 374, 555,718, 876, 1046, 1210, 1361. 1527,

1696. 1838, 1996Coking Coal, By-Product Plant Consump-

tion of 1028, 1361Colorado Industrial Commission ProtestsAgainst Wage Cuts by Coal Mining Com-panies 1527

Colorado Union Miners Take VoluntaryPay Cuts in War Against Non-UnionMiners 1527

Conference at Present Time ImpossibleSays See). of Labor Doak 1557

Electric Power Plants Consumption ofCoal 1028, 1683

Gas Coal Consumption at Steel and GasPlants 1028

Industrial Plants Consumption of Coal -1029Market Review of Coal Age 1046Railroad Consumption of Coal 1361, 1996West Virginia Governor Declares Restric-

tion of Output of Coal Would be Illegal_ _1557Cochran, Thomas, Sails for Europe 1529Coffee-

Brazil Burns Part of Surplus 1374, 1542Brazil Exchanges Coffee for Wheat of U. S.

Federal Farm Board. See under Brazil.Brazil Ships More Coffee 1704Futures Trading 1520World Visible Supply 1520

Cole, W. R. Testimony before I.-S. C. Com-mission Hearing on Proposed Advance inFreight Rates 576

Collections and Sales Volumes Resist DropsAccording to Survey of National Assn. ofCredit Mem 1029, 1196

Colombia-Antioquia Debt Moratorium Averted-_ - -1703Bankers in U. S. and Europe Appointed bYGovernment 41Bond Issue Backed by Tobacco Revenues

to be Floated Internally 1218Bonds, Funds Available for Service on.Bonds Redeemed 1536Cattle Business in Cartagena Depressed_ _1204Cauca Valley Bonds Drawn for Redemp-

tion 1703Colombia Mutual Life Insurance Co. Fails _1539Debt Holiday not Planned Says President_1051Gold Exports Prohibited 2012Herrera, Pres., Contemplated Visit to U. S.Opposed by Chamber of Deputies 1539Moratorium Movement Never AttainedImportance, Says President 1218National Savings Bank Started 1847Presidential Address at Close of Congress.._ 41Santander Has Funds for Bond Service__ _1536

Page PageColombia Mutual Life Insurance. See underColombia.

Columbia (S. C.) Federal Land Bank. Seeunder Federal Land Banks.

Commodity Exchanges and Commodity PricesDiscussed by Guaranty Trust Co 1063

Commodity Prices. See Annalist, U. S.Dept. of Labor, National Fertilizer Assn.,Dun, R. G. S. Co., N.Y. Cotton Exchange.

Commonwealth Petroleum Corp., ChicagoCurb Exchange Stops Dealings in 1228

Comptois d'Escompte de Geneve. See underSwitzerland.

Cook County (Ill.) Banks Reported Liquid-ating through Formation of Pool of Securi-ties 1553

Copeland, Sen. Royal S., Fourth of JulyAddress. Discusses Economic Situation 186

Copenhagen. See under Denmark.Copper-

Price 31, 206, 372, 874. 1693Production, Shipments and Stocks- -372.

1044 1836World Output 372, 1208: 1996

Cost of Living Index Numbers 542Cotton-Acreage Condition and Production Re-

ported by U.S. Dept. of Agriculture_ - - -1039Arkansas to Urge Texas to Adopt Cotton

Holiday' 18'63Atlanta Banks to Loan Up to 80% on

1377Cotton Bearish Factors in Market 884Mho. Gov. of Mississippi Says Plan toStop Planting One Year 1543

Blackwood. Governor of South CarolinaUrges Complete Restriction of Cotton- -1853

Census Report on Consumption_370, 1205. 1831Cloth, Production Shipments and Sales of

369 1040. 1834Consumption, Domestic, Likely to I

,ncrease1357

Cost of Living Index of National IndustrialConference Board, Change in Method ofComputing 1233

Cottonseed Oil Production 359, 1,040Credit for Exports Reported Favored by

President Hoover 1709Credit Reported Sought in New York bySouthern Interests 1709

Crop Movement to Market Begins 1988Cudahy Packing Co. to Buy Cotton with10% of Proceeds from Southern 8ales-1519

Domestic Exports of Cotton, Cotton ClothsYarns, Threads and Hosiery 714

Egypt Said to Favor World Conferenceon Overproduction 1544

European Mill Conditions Unsatisfactory-1691Federal Compress & Warehouse Co. Re-duces Carryover Cotton Charges 1223

Federal Farm Board to Change CottonPolicy 722Arranges with Co-operatives for Financ-ing Crop 1223Prqposes that Farmers Destroy Third ofCrop 1054, 1055, 1222

Senators Confer with Board on Problems 1542Working on New Plan 1377

George, Sen.. Proposes that Farm BoardPay Farmers Who Agree not to PlantNext Year, 12c, Per Pound for Cotton- -1224

Georgia Gins Asked to Close Down byMystery Notes 1543

Harrison, Sen. Pat., Submits Plan to In-crease Price 1377

India-Acreage 1543India Increases Output 1519Italy Increases Duties 1831Long, Gov. Huey, of La., Calls Conferenceof Cotton States Governors and Senatorsto Pass Laws Prohibiting Production ofCotton Next Year 1223Arkansas to Urge Texas to Accept Plan-1853Louisiana House Passes Proposed Bill-_ _1377Suggestion Approved by Conference_ __ _1376

Manchester Cotton Wage Scale Negotia-tions Break Down 1691

Manchester Price Disturbed by Proposalto Destroy Part of Crop in U.S.1224

Movement and Crop of 1930-1931 2034Movement and Stocks 28New Mexico Expects to Double Yield 1543Oklahoma Ginners Asked to Reduce Prices- 1378Price Indexes, Compared with other Com-

modities and other Farm Products 27Prices Crash on Huge Crop Report 1040Quarantine Ban Eased in Southwest 551Robinson, Sen., Asks Cut in Acreage 1853Russell, Gov., of Georgia, Urges Special

Session of Congress to Aid CottonFarmers 1543

Russian Offer to Buy Cotton from FederalFarm Board Rejected 203

Shreveport, La., Banks Offer CottonLoans 1376

Smith, Sen., E. D., Cotton Plan Trans,mitted by Pres. Hoover to Farm Board_ A378

Spinning Industry, Activity 1;1_551. 1357, 1989Supply and Distribution of Domestic and

Foreign Cotton in U. S. 1205Talmadge, Commissioner, of Georgia,

Urges Adoption of Plan to Stop PlantingCotton 1543

Warehouses May Make Advances forPicking Expenses to Farmers WhoHave Under New Arrangement Ob-tained Federal Loans

Williams, Carl, of Farm Board, Asks IfCotton Can Remain King 883

World Consumption of Amezican Cotton_714. 1520

Cotton Stabilization Corp. See under FederalFarm Board.

Cottonseed 011. See under Cotton.Court Rulings -Clayton Anti,Trust Act and Powers of

Federal Trade Commission. Ruling ofU. S. Supreme Court on 1346

Hoover Dam Act Constitutionality Upheldby U. S. Supreme Court 893

Minnesota Press Gag Law Found Uncon,stitutional by U. S. Supreme Court_ 53

Mississippi Guaranty of Deposits in StateBanks Upheld by State Supreme Court_ _ 894

Texas Bank Deposit Guaranty LitigationSettled 49

United States Supreme Court UpholdsInterior Department Right to RefuseProspecting Permits for 011 on PublicLands 30

Couzens, Senator, of Michigan-Offers Million Dollars to Aid DetroitUnemployed if City Raises Nine Million 1706

Cream-See under Dairy Products.Credit Conditions, Retail. Found Satisfactoryby Dept. of Commerce 1984

Crude Oil. See under Petroleum.Cuba-American Investments in Cuba 1371Bond Service Payments Remitted 1218Economic Commission Plan for Conversionof Debt 1704

Loan Renewed by Chase National Bankof N. Y 1704

Machado, Pres., Proclamation Regarding1932 Sugar Restriction 1832

Notes to be Issued 1539Sugar Restriction. See Chadbourne Sugar

Restriction Plan under Sugar Industry.Telegraph and Radio System Owned byGovernment, American Companies Saidto be Negotiating for 1220

Cudahy Packing Co. to Buy Cotton with10% of Proceeds from Southern Sales 1519

Curtis, Vice,Pres., Submits Plan to AidWheat Farmer for Approval of Sen. Capperof Kansas 885

Custom Bonds Regulations Hearing to beHeld at Treasury-Request that Meetingbe Held in New York Denied 1717

Czechoslovakia-Bank Administration Should be Stricter,

Social Democrats Tell Finance Minister 569Bata, Shoe Manufacturer, Increases Em-

ployees 1846Bonds Drawn for Redemption 1703Loans Necessary for Building Program_ _ _ _1846Sterling Orders Cancelled by Export Trade-2010Turnover Tax Revenues Decline 1217

Dairy Products-Cream Price Cut by Sheffield Farms Co. 28

Milk Prices Cut in St. Louis 1520Danzig, Free City of-Currency on Gold Basis 2007Polish Banks Refuse to Close Temporarily

with Germans 383Darling, J. F. See under Great Britain.Darznstaeter und Nationalbank. See underGermany.

Davis, Sen., Urges Greater Share of Profitsfor Labor 1855

Daylight Savings Time Ends 2029Dayton (Ohio) .Daily News Distributes Wheatto Needy 1357

Denman, C. B., Sees Overexpansion in SwineIndustry 1545

Denmark-Copenhagen Bonds Drawn for Redemption1703Copenhagen Stock Exchange Prices Crash 1535Copenhagen Stock Exchange Closed 2010Gold Payments Suspended 2010

Denver Stock Yards Service Rate Cut 727Department Store Trade. See Trade, Retail.Depressions. Ancient and Modern Discussedby Max Winkler 208

Deterding, Sir Henri. See under GreatBritain.

Detroit Employment Conditions 1855Detroit, Sen. Couzens of Michigan Offers

Million Dollars to Aid Unemployed of, ifCity Raises Nine Million 1706

Detroit Stock Exchange Quotations byMonths 420

Diamond Works at Amsterdam to Reopen_ ..1846Dick, Fairman R., Testimony before I. 8.-0.Commission Hearing on Petition for In-creased Freight Rates 575

Diechmann & Co. See under Germany.Disarmament-

British Political Parties Join in DenouncingArms 376

France Announces that She Will Agree toNo Further Limitations unless HerSecurity is Guaranteed by Other Powers_ 558

Italy Agrees to Take Part in ConferenceAfter Visit of Secy. of State of U. S.Stimson 384

Le.ar2 of Nations Conference. See under

Doak, Secy. of Labor. Declares Soft CoalConference Impossible at Present Time. _ _1557

Dodge. F. W., Corp.-See under Building.Doherty. Henry L.. Offers 8500,000 to Help

Relieve Unemployment 1855Dresdner Dank. See under Germany.Drouth-

Federal Farm Board Wheat to Red Crossfor Relief in Drouth States Proposed_ ....2017

Feed Loans, Better Pasturage in North-west Reduces Necessity for 572

Hyde, Secy. of Agr., Reports that Montanaand North and South Dakota Will NeedAid 1226

Livestock in Dry Area Moved to GreenerPastures at Special Low Freight Rates_ _ 57

Livestock Will Not be Forced on Markethy Drouth 1518

Loans Partly Repaid though Not Yet Due1533. 2017

Northwestern Drouth States Rules Govern-ing Loans for Feed for Livestock in 2016Farmers Enabled to Get Loans for HogFeed 2017

Shafer, Gov., of North Dakota CriticizesRules 2017

Seed Loans in Drouth Areas to Be Askedat Next Congress - 1533

South Dakota Atty. Gen. Holds Use ofSinking Fund for Drouth Relief Illegal_ _1855

Drug Store Sales in Buffalo 709, 1512Dublin. See under Ireland.Duck Feather Trade Asks Relief of StateDepartment 1206

Duesseldorf. See under Germany.Dun. R. G., & Co. Report of Commercial

Failures 545, 866, 1198, 1686Bank Failures 573Commodity Price Index 1197, 1686

Eagle Lock Co. of Conn. Announces WageReductions and Cancellation of Benefit

Insurance 1521Eastern Livestock Co-Operative MarketingAssn. See under Federal Farm Board.

Ecuador Dissatisfied with Match Monopoly_1535Cancels Match Monopoly 1703Considers Increasing Customs Duties 1538

Edgar, Sir Edward Mackay. See under GreatBritain.

Edwards, Morris, Discusses High Cost ofGovernment in U. S 1392

Eglinton, A. Lincoln, & Co. Suspended fromCurb Exchange for Failure to Meet Obliga-tions 1858

Egypt-Cotton Conference, International, to Study

Overproduction Said to Be Favored__ A544Deutsche Orient Bank Closes EgyptianBranch 570

Farm Loan Bank Established 2014

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PageEgypt (Concluded)-

Stock Exchanges Close Incident to BritishGold Suspension 2014

Electrical Goods, Orders for 1028Electricity-Coal Consumption by Electric Power Plants

1028, 1683Consumption in United States Surveyedby Wood Struthers & Co. 1510

Industrial Activity Measured by Consump-tion of Electricity 542,1197

Power Output in U. S.-Monthly, 22. 865, 1510Ellis, G. W., Notes Improvement in Real Es-

tate Business 1198El Salvador, Legation Sees no Reason for

Decline in Bonds of 1704Equador-See Ecuador.Estonia Receipts in Excess of Loan Require-ments 1703Great Britain Suspends Gold Payments-

See under GreatBritain.Paris Bourse Only European ExchangeOpen Following Suspension of Gold Pay-ments by Britain 2006

Prices Tumble 2006Seven Power Conference on Central Eu-rope Economic Situation. .See tinderGermany.

Smuts, Gen. J. C.. Sees European FinancialSituation as Serious as War 1366

United States Outlook on Things European 1841Europe-Cotton Mill Conditions Generally Unsatis-factory 1691

European Countries, Survey of Financial Con-dition 557

European Credit Restoration Will Aid OurExports Says J. C. Stone of Farm Board_ 571

Evans, Frank, Gets Seat on Farm Board_ ...1052Evans, W. R., Warns Savings Banks Against

Business Forecasts 1056

Farmer-Easy Money Projects Revived by FarmLeaders 1854

Federal Land Bank of Columbia (S. C.)Opposed to Moratorium on Farm Mort-gages 122

Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis onAgricultural Conditions 363, 710. 1826

Loans to Farmers by Dept. of Agriculture,Amount Repaid 1225

Moratorium for Wheat Farmers, Move-ment for 885

Mortgages on Farms, Banking ReliefAsked for 2017

Prohibition Law, Secy. of Agr. Hyde toStudy What the Effect on Farming ofAmendment to 2025

Thompson, Sam H., of Farm Board SaysFarmer Must Adjust Activities to MeetNew Conditions 1052

War Debt Moratorium Will Aid FarmerSays Pres. Hoover 571

Farmers Grain Dealers Assn. of Ill. Calls onFederal Government to Withdraw fromCompetition With Private Business 2016

Farrell, James A., Discusses World TradeOutlook 226

Federal Advisory Council and Gov. of Re-serve Board Confer with Pros. Hoover atWhite House Dinner 1864

Federal Compress & Warehouse Co. ReducesCarryover Cotton Charges 1223

Federal Deposit Bank of Brisbane. Seeunder Australia.

Federal Farm Board-Apple Co.-Operatives in Northeastern

States Report on 1225Appropriation of $500.000,000, Board Gets

Final $100,000,000 of 42Black, John D., Named Chief Economist ofBoard 1541

Brazil Exchanges Coffee for Boards Wheat1221. 1373

Argentina not Resentful says U. S. Dept.of State 2016

Argentina Resents Deal 1375Argentina, Brazil Paper Suggests SimilarDeal with 1375

Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co. not to TakeOver Distribution of the Coffee 1374

Decree of Brazilian Government Author-izing Exchange 1851

National Coffee Roasters Assn. to Aid inDisposing of Coffee 1542. 2017

New Orleans Green Coffee Assn. Pro-tests Against Transaction ___ _ _ _ 1375

New York Coffee & Sugar ExchangeOffers Aid in Grading Coffee 2016

Message from Farm Board RegardingExchange 2016

St. Louis Coffee Companies ProtestAgainst Exchange 1375

Statement in Behalf of Brazilian Govern-ment. Regarding Sale 1374

Steamship Association in U. S. ProtestsTerms of Sale-Trade Asks Details_ _ _1374

Stone, James C. Chair. of Farm Board,Discusses Deal 1375

U. S. Officials Uphold Action of Board- -1375Wheat to be Sold to Millers 1374Winan, H. C., New York Broker, Authorof Plan 1374

Brookart, Sen., Asks More Fund for Board 1850Cherry Sales Corp., Sour Red Cherry Co-

operatives Combine Through 1378China Seeks to Buy Wheat 1222Arrangements for Sale Concluded 1708Fails to Make Reply to Board After Offerto Sell 1375

Hoover, Pres. of U. S. Sava Board WillPlace no Limit on Wlieat hales to China 1376

New Proposal Made by Board 1542Co-operative Associations in Northwestern

States, Report on 1852Cotton, Sen. George of Georgia Would Pay

Farmers Who Agree not to Plant NextYear 12c per Pound for 1224

Cotton Farmers Urged to Destroy One-Third of Crop 1054. 1055. 1222

Cotton Financing Arranged With Co-operatives 1223

Cotton Policy to be Changed 722Cotton Problems Discussed at Conference

of Board with Senators 1542Cotton, Working on New Plan to Restrict

Production of 1377Cotton Stabilization Corp. Elects Officersand Directors 1052

Dairy Co-operatives in NortheasternStates. Activity of 887

Eastern Livestock Co-operative MarketingAssn. Seeks Membership in NationalLivestock Marketing Assn 1853

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Equalization Fees, E. A. O'Neal UrgesAmendment Providing for 1710

Evans, Frank, Takes Place of C. C. Teagueon Board 1052

Farmers Grain Dealers Assn. of HI. Callson Government to Discontinue Board- - -2016

Fruit Co-operatives in Northeastern States.Report on 1053

Fruit Industries, Ltd., to be AdvancedFunds 1225

George, Sen., and other Senators ConferWith Board on Cotton Problem 1542

Germany Advised to Use Money Due Herfrom Property Seizure During War inPurchase of American Cotton throughRegular Trade Channels 1052

German Otter to Buy Surplus CottonStocks Rejected 1051

German Offer to Purchase Wheat RemainsOpen 1051

Germany Arranges Purchase of Wheat__ _ -1707Grape Co-Operatives in Northeastern

States, Report on 1378Kansas Attempt to Tax Board's WheatHoldings Opposed by Federal Attorney_ A375Suit Filed in 15. S. District Court forKansas 1541

Knutson, Rep., Suggests Possibility ofTransfer of Board's Power to Bureau ofMarketing 2015

Legge, Alexander, Says Board's OperationsAverted More Serious Depression 1544

Livestock and Wool Co-Operatives, Reporton Activities of 2018

Losses from Stabilizing Operations 1224, 1541Mid-West Grain Corp. to be Absorbed byFarmers National Grain Corp 1850

Miller, Gov., of Alabama Urges Appoino-ment of Southern Leader to Board 1225

Montana tiovernor Offered Wheat Seed onCredit 1534

National Pecan Marketing Assn. GetsLoan 1221, 1378Plans for Handling 1931 Crop 1378

North Pacific Canners and Packers, Inc.Formed to Market Pacific NorthwestFruits and Vegetables 28

Northwest Grain Assn. to Cease as GrainMarketing Agency 1850

O'Neal, E. A., of American Farm BureauUrges Amendment of Agricultural Mar-keting Act to Provide for EqualizationFee 1710

Owens, W. G., Atty. for Board in Addressbefore Montana State Bar Assn. UrgesSupport be Given Co-Operative Market-ing of Farm Products 1054

Philadelphia Board of Trade Urges Dis-solution of Board 1541

Philadelphia Produce Exchange Asks Aboli-tion of Board 570

Russian Offer to Buy Cotton Rejected.... 203St. Louis Live Stock Exchange Asks thatBoard Be Liquidated 1852

Stone, Chairman J. C., Declares Buying ofWheat and Cotton is Ended 1710

Summers, Rep. John W., Plan for Controlof Wheat Surplus Disapproved by Board

1851, 2015Sun Maid Raisin Growers of Calif. to GetAdvances from Board 1053, 1225

Taber, L. J., of National Grange IndorsesAction of Board in Disposing of Wheatto Foreign Countries 1851

Tobacco Marketing Assns. to Be Formed-To Seek Farm Board Aid 1357

Vegetables Marketed by Co-operatives_ _ _ -1854Walla Walla Plan for Disposal of Wheat

Surplus Disapproved by Board___1851. 2015Wheat May Be Distributed to Charitable

Organizations 1222Wheat Policy Explained by ChairmanStone 886

Wheat Sales Explained 572Wheat Sales Limited to 5,000,000 Bushels

per Month 42Wheat Sections Demand Board Devise Planto Aid Farmers 885

Wheat Should Be Used for Relief of HungrySays S. R. McKelvie, Former Member ofBoard ' 1922

Wheat Sold Under World Prices 1518Wheat to Red Cross for Relief in Drouth

States Proposed 2017Williams, Carl, Says Board Has Stopped

Stabilization Buying and that ReducingProduction is Only Remedy for Situation

Says Farm Board Opposes Private H1544. 1710and-

ling of Its Cotton Holdings 1852Federal Farm Loan Board-

Harrison, Floyd R., Resigns-Succeededby James B. Madison 1711

Federal Intermediate Credit Bank of-Houston (Texas) Loans to Farmer Co-op-

eratives Doubled 1705St. Louis (Mo.) Reports Increase in Opera-

1849Federal Intermediate Credit Banks-Debenture Issue Expected 1540Debentures Offered 1373, 1705Credit Demand Increase Reported 2014

Federal Land Bank of-Baltimore to Study Situation. SurroundingMortgages Made in Porto Rico 1221Porto Ricans Reported to Have Discon-

tinued Protest 1705Columbia (8. C.) Opposes Moratorium onFarm Mortgages 1221

Wichita Will Not Declare a Moratorium onFarmers Loans 1545Loans on Farms, Reports Increase in Ap-

plications for 2015Federal Land Banks-Adams, Gov., of Colorado, Asks FederalGovernment to Stop Exacting Demandsof Federal Land Banks 1173

Moratorium Proposed on Loans to Farmers 571Louisiana Legislature Asked to Suggestto Congress that Legislation be PassedDeclaring Moratorium 1545

Stone, James C.. Chairman of FederalFarm Board, Denies Urging Proposal.. 571

Federal Reserve Act Amendment Pronosed.to Allow Rediscount by Closed Memberand Non-member Banks of Eligible Paper 1864

Federal Reserve Bank of-Atlanta-Trade, 'Wholesale and Retail 198, 1687

Boston-Business Conditions 23, 709, 1512

Chicago-Automobiles, Midwest Distribution of

27, 712

Federal Reserve Bank of (Concluded)-Chicago (Concluded)-

Business Conditions 25Employment and Payrolls_24. 25, 709. 1514Furniture Manufacturers, Orders Bookedby 25, 27, 712, 1514

Member Bank Borrowing Changes be-tween May 13 and June 10 25

Member Banks, Condition of. See underFederal Reserve System.

Trade, Wholesale and Retail 709. 1513Cleveland-

Business Conditions 24, 867. 1512Dallas-

Business and Trade Review__ _199, 868. 1687Kansas City-

Business and Trade Conditions_27. 711, 1515Minneapolis-

Agricultural and Business Conditions363, 710, 1826

Banking Statistics in the Ninth District_ 49New York- •Bankers Acceptances, Raises BuyingCharge on 2022

Berlin Bills Still Discounted 567Business Activity. Indexes of 1683Chain Store Sales 21. 707, 1350Daylight Saving Time, Announces Endof 2029

German Credit Situation Reported inWiggin Report, Directors Confer on _1229

German Reichsbank,Renews Credit to,378,879Member Banks "All Other Loans"Largely Bankers Acceptances Accord-ing to R H. Blau 1859

Member Banks, Condition of. See underFederal Reserve System.

Money Market 1554Trade, Retail 21, 707, 1350Trade, Wholesale 21, 707, 1350

Philadelphia-Building Permits 1513Business Conditions 23, 866, 1513Electric Power 54SEmployment and Wages in Anthracite

Collieries 555. 1210Factory Employment in Pennsylvania

547•1201

Trade, Wholesale and Retail , 1354

Richmond-Business and Trade Conditions-198, 868,1514Employment Conditions 868Fishburn, J. P., Jr., Resigns as Director_1865Treasury Bond Subscriptions by MemberBanks Indicate Padding 574

St. Louis-Business Conditions 24, 867

San Francisco-Business Conditions 199, 711, 1515

Federal Reserve Banks-Bank of England to Get $125.000,000

Credit 878Bank of France Conversion of Bill Holdingson Acceptances into Non-interest BearingDeposits Said to Explain Increase InForeign Bank Deposits Shown in Re-serve Banks Weekly Statement 722

Gold Reserves in Excess of RequiredAmount 2025

Statement. Consolidated, of Conditions.32.209. 375, 556, 719. 877. 1047. 1211.

1362, 1528, 1697, 1838, 1997Federal Reserve Board-Bank Suspensions 1553Banking Conditions, Review of 1383Business Conditions in U. S 1349Department Store Sales 1027Harrison. Floyd R., Appointed Member_ _1711Indexes of Industrial Production, FactoryEmployment. etc 541. 1350

Statement. Consolidated, of Conditions.32,209. 375, 556, 719, 877. 1047. 1211,

1362, 1528, 1697, 1838, 1997Trade, Retail 1027, 1683

Federal Reserve System-Credit Extensions in Europe Warned

Against by Carter Glass 386Member Banks. Condition of, 33. 209, 375,556, 720, 878. 1047, 1211. 1363, 1528,

1697. 1839. 1998Member Banks in Chicago and New York

Reserve Districts, Condition of, 33, 209,375, 556, 719, 877, 1047, 1211, 1362,

1528, 1697, 1839. 1997Member Banks, Earnings and Expenses of-1230National Association of Mutual SavingsBanks, Advocates Admitting MutualSavings Banks to System 228McFadden, Rep. L. T., Opposed toIdea 228

Silberling Research Corp. Surveys Opera-tions of System 1857

Federal Trade Commission-Resale Price Maintenance, Report On-

Battle, George Gordon, of N. Y. Boardof Trade Holds Report Inconclusive_ - 52

Kelly, Rep., Comments on Report 52Reimenschneider Julius H., Pres.

Retail Druggists Association SaysReport is Superficial 723

U. S. Supreme Court Rules on Powers ofComrnission 1346

Federated Malay States, General ImportTariff Proposed for 1539

Finland-Bank of Finland to Quote Foreign Cur-

rencies in Dollars 2010Export Credit Insurance 1372Salary Cuts for Public Employees-Agri-

cultural Decree 1535First Bank Stock Corp. of Minneapolis and

St. Paul Purchases Control of AgriculturalSecurities Corp. 582

First National Bank of N. Y.-Earnings of., 386Fishburn, J. P., Jr.. Resigns as Director oiRichmond Reserve District 1865

Fixed Trusts. See under Investment Trusts.Fletcher American National Bank of Indianaon Business Conditions 544, 1355

Florida Raises Gasoline Tax 1866Florida Shippers Oppose Proposed Increasein Freight Rates 57

Flour. See under Grain.Food Prices, Retail. See under U. S. LaborDept.

Ford Motor Car Co. Recalls Workmen _1521, 1854Orders Married Men in Michigan Plant to

Raise Vegetables 185",Ford Tractor Plant in Ireland Cuts Wages- _ -1206Foreign Bonds and Stocks-

Defaults in Foreign Government BondsDiscussed by Max Winkler 1220

Investment Bankers Association of AmericaCommittee Reports on Plans for Safe-guarding Investors 58

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PageForeign Exchange Markets Upset by German

Financial Crisis 381Foreign Investments of U. S. Estimated 888, 1980Foreign Loans by U. S. Necessary Says

Chester D. PugsleY 376Would Aid Economic Recovery 1215

Foreign Policy Association Reports IncreasedTariff Duties by 45 Countries 1062

Foreign Trade of U. S. See under UnitedStates of America.

France—Armament Memorandum AnnouncesFrance Will Agree to No FurtherLimitations Unless Her Security isGuaranteed by Other Powers 558

Bank of France—Agricultural Paper to be Discounted_ ..- -1222Bank of England Gets 8125,000.000

Credit 878. 879. 1366Bill Holdings on Bankers Acceptances

in U. S. Being Converted into Non-Interest Bearing Deposits 722

Foreign Exchange Holdings Reduced-- -1535, 1843

Loans High Due to British Credit 1702Sterling Supported 1842

Brazil Offered Loan by French Bankers.... 1704Budget Deficit Faced 1535

Chile, Concludes Reciprocal Trade Treatywith 385

Claudel, Paul, Ambassador to U. S., Sailsfor Europe 1370

Communiques Issued on Seven PowerConference Discussing German Situation 564

Debt Reduced Through Sinking Fund_ —1369German Reparations, Opposition toMoratorium on 1844

Great Britain, French View of EconomicSituation in 1366

Hindenburg, Pres. Paul von, of Germany,Asks Franco-German Co-operation toEnd World Slump 2007

Hungarian Loan, No Political ConditionsAttached to 1050

Lumber Embargo Ordered 1702Naval Armaments Being Studied withView to Agreement with Italy 215

Paris Bourse Only European ExchangeOpen Following Suspension of GoldPayments by Britain — Trading inEnglish Pounds Barred 2006Prices Tumble 2006

Tourist Spending Decreases 1534Unemployed Number of 1379Uruguay Reported Getting Credit fromFrench Banks 1703

Watson, Senator, of U. S. Asserts FranceWon't Pay U. S. War Stocks 1529

Frankfort. See under Germany.Freedom of Press Upheld in Decision of U. S.Supreme Court Declaring Minnesota PressGag Law Unconstitutional 53

Freight. See under Railroads.Fruit Co-operatives. See under Federal FarmBoard.

Fruit Freight Rates in South Reduced by Or-der of I.-S. C. C. 57

Fruit Industries, Ltd. See under FederalFarm Board.

Furniture Manufacturers in Chicago FederalFederal Reserve District, Orders Bookedby 25, 27, 712

Gandhi, Mahatma. See under India...as Plants. Consumption of Coal by 1029

Gas Utility Revenues Show Decline, 581,1352.1988Gasoline. See under Petroleum.General Electric Co. Works at Lynn, Mass.Resume Operations 1206

General Motors Co. Reduces Wages 1990George, Sen., Proposes that Farm Board Pay12c pound for Cotton of Farmers WhoAgree not to Plant Next Year 1224Confers With Farm Board on Cotton Prob-lems 1542

Georgia Cotton Gins Asked to Close Down inMystery Notices 1543

Gerard, James W., Critizes Loans to Germany—Thinks Dictatorship Unlikely 1845

Germany —Agricultural Aid 1544Akzept und Garantiebank Formed as In-termedium to Restore Normal Payment- 721

Allgemeine Deutsche Credit Anstalt ofLeipsig Merges With Municipal Staats-bank of Dresden 721

American Investments in German Securi-ties Estimated 40

Austria, Renounces Customs Accord With .1531Opinions Regarding Decision 1699. 1700World Court Finds Customs AccordIllegal 1699

Bank for International Settlements Com-mittee on German Credits. See underBank for International Settlements.

Bank for International Settlements IssuesComminiques on Financial Assistance toGermany 379

Banks—Closing of Several Banks 1215Co-operate With New York and London_ 567Drain on Banks, Extent of 1533Foreign Banks Barred from Making

Withdrawals in Germany 881Full Payments Resumed Without Disor-

der or Runs 881Holiday 380. 721Plan for Control Completed 1843Reopenin 380Reserves 3eing Built up 1844Resources Mobilized 380Supervision Scheme Being Worked Out_1215Decree for Government Supervision ofBanks Issued 2009

United Action to End Runs—Banks WillGuarantee Deposits of Each Other_ __ _ 568

Beamten Bank Closes Temporarily 569Berlin—Bond Payments, Remittances Received

for _ 1846Budget Cut 1533Loans to be Met 1701

Berlin Electric Elevated and UndergroundRys. Bond Services to be Met Oct. 1- __ _1846

Bonds, Foreign, Payments Will Probablybe Made on 2009

Bourse Closed 380. 568, 1214, 1368Closed Again Temporarily FollowingSuspension of Gold Payments byLoncon 2007

Foreign Exchange Openly Traded 1532Reopening 1531

Bruening, Chancellor Appeals to People toRemain Calm in Crisis 379Message to Prime Minister MacDonaldof Great Britain Wishing Him Success_1368

PageGermany (Continued)—Central Europe Banks Affected by German

Crisis 381Diechmann & Co. of Cologne Suspends_ _2007Darmstaedter und Nationalbank ClosesDoors—Government Guarantees Liabil-ities 379, 380Bergmann, Dr. Carl, Appointed Trustee 380

Debtors Ordered to not Give AdditionalSecurity to Foreign Creditors 1700

Decrees Designed to Halt Flight of Mark,569. 721, 881

Deutsche Orient Bank Branch in EgyptCloses 570

Dresdner Bank Names C. Goetz of Com-merz und Privat Bank as Manager 1533

Dresdner Bank Common Shares Bought byReichskredit Gesellschaft 1533, 1701

Duesseldorf Bonds, Funds Available forSept. Payments on 1218

Dutch Banks Agree to Prolong ForeignShort Term Credits to Germany 1532

Export Bounty on Wheat and Rye Exports 1205Export Surplus Raises German Hopes_ —1843Federal Reserve Bank of N. Y. Continuesto Discount Berlin Bills 567

Fertilizer. Imports Prohibited to ProtectNitrate Producers 1208

Financial Crisis Subsided After EmergencyDecrees Says Commercial Attache ofDept. of Commerce 1369

Foreign Exchange—Boerse Trades Openly in Exchange 1532Mark Value Declines 1700Market Upset by Crisis 381Purchases May be Made Only from

Reichsbank under Special Decree 881Foreign Creditors Withdraw Funds Ignor-ing Wiggin Agreement 1843

Foreign Securities, Holders of, Would beExpected to Give Holdings if Necessaryfor Protection of Reichsmark 1701

Freight Lines Adopt Gold Clause in Over-seas Contracts Due to British Gold Sus-pension 2007

Gerard, James W. Criticizes Loans to Ger-many—Thinks Dictatorship Unlikely- - _1845

Gold Discount Bank—Industrial Leaders Pledge Themselves to

Place 500,000,000 Marks at Disposalof Bank 212

International Acceptance Bank on its

Gold Standard Not yo be AbandonedGrain Crop, to Advance Credits on Frankfort Bond Payments Received Hamburg—

Boerse Reopened 121Pawnshops Increase Business 2009Public Expenditures, Sweeping Reduc-

tions in 1215Hermes Credit Insurance Bank Passes

Dividend 1369Hindenburg, Pres. Paul von, Thanks Pres.

Hoover of U. S. for Moratorium onWar Debts 213

Franco-German Co-operation Asked toEnd World Slump 2007

Text of Letter to Pres. Hoover of U. S.Asking Financial Relief 558

Hungarian Wheat to be Given PreferenceUnder Trade Treaty 572

Import of Finished Goods Barred—LimitedForeign Credits to be Used to Get RawMaterials 880All Restrictions Removed—Firms Asked

to Use Discretion 883. 1049Iselin, A., Survey Political and Economic

Situation 1533Labor Outlook Dark Say Labor Ministerof Reich 1534

Loan to be Floated—Proceeds to Go forBenefit of Unemployed 2009

Loans, Long Term, Interest to be Paid on 380Loans, Resources Ample to Continue Pay-ment on 1368

Mixed Claims Debt to U. S., FranceObjects to Payment of 1530

Payments to be Made to Germany 1844Municipal Staatsbank of Dresden Merges

with Allgemeine Deutsche Credit Ans-talt of Leipzig 721

Nathan, Dr. Otto, Lays Trade Instabilityto Capitalism 1508

New York Bankers Attitude towardGerman Credits 383, 880. 1368

Prussian Cabinet Adopts Extensive Eco-nomies 1701

Radical Press Suspended 380Reichsbank—Buys Foreign Exchange to Enable Con-tinuance of Commercial Transactions- 567

Credit from Bank for InternationalSettlements, Uses Bulk of 42

Renewed for Three Months 378, 879Will Probably be Renewed for ThreeMore Months 1367

Credit Restriction Plan Abandoned 1534Credit Rigorously Restricted in Anticipa-

tion of Maturity of Credit from Inter-national Bank 37

Difficulties in Way of Further Credit_ _ - 378Discount Rate 379. 1049Federal Reserve Bank of N, Y. Renews

Credit Arrangement 378, 879Loan of Four to Five Hundred Million

Dollars Sought by Dr. Luther, Pres.of Bank 213

Lombard Rate Reduced 1214New York Bankers Express Opinionthat Loan Will Not be ObtainedUntil Reichsbank Resorts to StrictRestriction of Credit 214

Russian Bills to be Rediscounted 1532Reichskredit Gesellschaft Buys Stock inDresdner Bank and in Hallescher Bank-verein 1533

Reparations—Borah, U.S. Senator, Willing to ConsiderDebt Cancellation but DemandsTreaty Revision and Armament Cuts-1215

Prance Wont Pay U. S. for War DebtStocks Says Sen. Watson 1529

Germany Believes Wiggin Report Pointsto Further Action on Reparations__ _ _1213

Great Britain Sees Wiggin Report asWarning that Further Reductions beHastily Made in Reparations 1213

Hoover, Pres., of U. S., Proposal forDebt Holiday—

Acceptance of Plan by All CountriesExcept France, Announced 38

Ayres, Col. L. P., of Cleveland TrustCo. Explains Effect of Moratorium_ 541

Belgium Accepts Plan With Limitations 40

212200718501846

Germany (Continued)—Reparations (Concluded)—Hoover, Pres. of U. S., Proposal of DebtHoliday (Concluded)—Czechoslovakia and Poland AcceptProposal 38

Farmer Will Benefit from Moratorium 571France Accepts Plan—Technical Prob-lems Still to be Solved 210

French Senate Votes Decisively AgainstAgainst Plan 39

Germany Declares Pact in Effect July1—Statements of American andGerman Presidents 212

Germany Will Not Use Financial Re-lief to Increase Defense 212

Great Britain Declares Pact in Effect- 212Great Britain, Effect of Plan on 37Great Britain Offers to Hold ParleyShould Paris Conference Fail 34

Greece Not Willing to Accept PlanUnconditionally 38

Greece Makes Payment to U. S. butCheck is Held Uncashed 211. 214

Hindenburg, Pres. Paul von, of Ger-many, Thanks Pres. Hoover ofU. S. 212

Text of Letter to Hoover AskingFinancial Relief 558

International Committee of Experts toWork Out Details—Hugh S. Gibsonto be American Observer 211

Italy Declares Proposal to be OperativeJune 30—Not to Claim PaymentsDue 39

Mussolini, Premier of Italy, PraisesPlan 215

Plan Considered in Effect by Pres.Hoover 211

Plan Signed 1048Portugal Accepts Plan 42Reason for Proposal 36Snowden, Chancellor of Great Britain,Warns Paris that Britain has Yieldedto Limit on Debts 36

Text of Accord on Deliveries in Kind_ _1214United States Note to France, Text of- 36United States State Department Anal-

ysis of Plan 1048Yugoslavia Declines to Accept Plan- -1217

League of Nations War Debts ParleyPlanned 1213

Mixed Claims Debt to U. S., FranceObjects to Payment of 1530Payments to be Made to Germany_ —1844

Moratorium Extension Move Expectedby Germany 1844

Moratorium Extension Predicted byGerman Paper 1845

Moratorium Opposition in France 1844Young Plan Considered Doomed byGermans 1532

Ruhr Coal Syndicate on Voluntary Basis- -1368Savings Banks Opened 1049Saxon State Mortgage Bank Bonds Drawn

for Redemption 1217Schroeder, J. F., Banking House Closes

Doors 569Reorganized 1049

Schoenberger, A., & Co., of Berlin Sus-pends

` 2007

Short Term Credits, Informal Negotiationsto Bring About Extensions of 1050Agreement Reached 1701U. S. Banks Give Albert H. WigginPower to Supervise American Interests1050

Silver Purchases in U. S. Reported_- _- --

-1215Stock Exchange Closed_380, 568, 1214. 1368

Foreign Exchange Openly Traded_ - -1532Reopened 1-5k , 1700

Suer Crop, Germany Needs Credits to 1833

Sugar Quota Under ChadbournePlan May be Increased 1833

Sugar Futures Exchange Closed 721Tax Receipts Dip Sharply 1368Taxes, Steps Taken to Hasten Payment of.. 569Teachers Dismissed as Economy Measure-1701Unemployed, Number of 1368, 1701Unemployment Relief Measures 1701United States Federal Farm Board Rejects

Offer of German Government to BuySurplus Cotton Stocks—Holds OpenOffer to Buy Wheat 1051

United States Federal Farm Board AdvisesPurchase of American Cotton With Re-mainder of Credit Due on Account ofProperty Seizure During War, throughRegular Trade Channels 1052

United States Federal Farm Board, to BuyWheat from 1707

Wheat Crop Estimated at 161% aboveYear Ago 1518

Wiggin Committee Conference on CentralEuropean Economic Situation—Agreement Reached—Becomes Effective

564, 1843American Conferees Leave Paris 1367Foreign Creditors Withdraw Funds Ig-

noring Agreement 1843France Issues Communiques on Con-

ference 564Germans Disappointed at Result—See

Crisis as Up to Reichsbank 567Germany Belleves Report of CommitteePoints Way to Further Action on Rep-arations 1213

Great Britain Sees Wiggin Report asWarning that Further Reductions beMade Hastily in Reparations 1213

London Communiques at Close of Con-ference, Text of 565

London "Times" Calls Result Disap-poniting 5E17

MacDonald, Prime Minister of GreatBritain, Address of 561

Mellon, Secy. of U. S. Treasury, andSecy. of State Stimson to Attend Con-ference 384

National City Bank of N. Y. DiscussesReport 1529

Proposal of President of United StatesHoover, that Short Term Credits toGermany be Renewed, Criticized byBankers 563

Proposals of Various Nations for Pre-serving German Financial Stability 562

Report of Committee—Drafted 1212Feaeral Reserve Bank of New York

Directors, Local Bankers and Wash-ington Officials Confer on Report

-- -1229

New York Bankers Committee AP-proves Report 1368

Statistical Tables in Report 1213

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JULY-SEPT., 1931.] INDEX XI

PageGermany (Concluded)—

Wlggin Committee Conference on CentralEuropean Economic Situation (Concl.)—

Report of Committee (Concluded)—Ten of Report 1190

Wall Street Disappointed at Result 566Giannini, A. 0., Advises Holders Not to SellStock in Transamerica Corp. 2029

Gibson, Hugh S., to be American Observer atInternational Conference of Expertswhich Will Settle Details of Hoover Mora-torium Pan 211

Gifford, W. S., Requested by PresidentHoover to Mobilize Relief Activities in Be-half of Unemployed 1225

Gift Tax Law Likely to be Repassed 1391Glass, Carter, Warns of Extensions of Creditby Federal Reserve System to ForeignCountries 386Branch Banking Bill May be Proposed- -1861

Urges Cut in Federal Budget 1860Cold—

Argentina Ships Gold to United States inPayment of Debt Service 1539

Argentina Ships to United States in Pay-ment of Loan 1219, 1539, 1702, 1847

Canada Asks Gold Mines to Divert Orefrom United States Mint 2011

Canada, Gold Reserve of 2011Canada to Maintain Gold Standard 2010Canada Approaches U. S. as World's

Second Largest Producer 573Colombia Prohibits Exports 2012Denmark Suspends Gold Payments 2010Foreign Banks Buy Gold in New York_ _ _ _2022Gandhi, Mahatma, Views United States

Gold Hoard as Curse 2013Germany Not to Go Off Gold Standard_ - -2007Great Britain, American Interests BuyGold at Premium in 2012

Great Britain Suspends Gold Standard Act.See under Great Britain.

Imports and Exports from U. S. byCountries 557, 1363

Imports and Exports from U.S. by Months545 1198

Indian Gold Reserves Reported Intact___, _2013

Indian Viceroy Bars Gold Debate in India-2013League of Nations Gold Delegation Meet-ing. See under "L.'

Panama Ships Gold Taken from BritishOwned Mines 1219

Production in Ontario 1364Production in United States 1364Rumania Gold Reserve Detailed 2010South Africa Not to Abandon Gold

Standard 2014Sweden to Maintain Gold Standard asLong as Possible 2010

United States Gold Stocks. At Record Peak-186Uruguay Takes Stock of Gold Reserve-_ - -1218Uruguay Sells Gold to Pay Interest on

Foreign Loans 1538Uruguay to Levy 25% of Duties in Gold-2012Uruguay Ships Gold to London_ _1218, 1847World Conference Urged in Britain 1842

Government Cost in Cities of U. 5 424Government Cost in United States Discussedby Morris Edwards 1392

Grain—Barley Sold by Ontario to Great Britain-1831Bearish Factors in Market 884Canadian Conditions. See under Canada.Corn Crop in Roumania 1691Corn Prices Drop in Nicaragua 1205Crop Report of United States Dept. of

Agriculture—Domestic 201,365, 1033, 1690, 1827Foreign 368, 1033, 1830

Domestic Exports of Grain and GrainProducts 715

Flour Duty Increased by Netherlands- - - -1831Flour Imports Embsagued 1537Flour Prices in Brazil Low Enough to En-

tirely Cut Off Foreign Competition 1205Flour Production 23, 1519Freight Rates Ordered Reduced as of Aug.1 230Railroads Appeal to Supreme Court- - -1386

German Export Bounty on Wheat and RimExports 1205

Germans to Advance Credits on Own Crop 1850Grain Committee on National Affairs toUndertake Study of Mutual Problems ofProducer and Grain Trade MarketingAgencies 1053

Hoover, President, Condemns Short Sellingand Depressing Price 385Chicago Board of Trade Denies Short

Sales Are Excessive 386Criticism of Statement 884Williams, Carl. Lauds Statement 386

Italy Increases Import Duty on Grain andGrain Products 1357

Ontario Grain Pool Discontinued 364Russia Splits Up Grain Trust 1518Russian Crop Prospects Reduced by Dry,Hot Weather 869

Russian Crop Prospects Reduced by Dry,Hot Weather 869

Wheat—Argentina Expected to Reduce Acreage. 1831Australian Exports 1518Canadian Exports 1518Carryover in Great Britain 1518Carryover in U. S. Increases 1036, 1518Curtis. Vice-Pres., Submits Plan to AidWheat Farmer to Sen. Capper of Kan-sas for Approval 885

Dayton (Ohio) Daily News to GiveWheat to Needy 1357

Federal Farm Board, China Seeks to BuyWheat from 1222

Federal Farm Board, China Seeks to BuyWheat from 1222

Federal Farm Board Exchanges Wheatfor Bratilian Coffee. See under Fed-eral Board.

Federal Farm Board Must Come to Far-mers Aid Say Western Newspapers- - 885

Federal Farm Board Explains Its WheatSales 572

Federal Farm Board in Letter to Mon-tana Governor Offers Seed on Credit- -1534

Federal Farm Board Sells Wheat underWorld Prices 1518

German Wheat Crop Estimated at1634 % Above 1930 1518

Germany to Show Preference to Hun-garian Wheat 571

International Information BureauPlanned 1053

Italian Crop 1832Italy Increases Duty on Wheat 1222Moratorium for Wheat Producers, Move-ment for 885

PageGrain (Concluded)—Wheat (Concluded)—Price Decline Most Severe in 700 Years-1517Rumania Wheat at Record Low Price-- -1039Russia Exports Set Record 1375Stocks in Interior Mills and Elevators- 869Wilmer Plan to Control Surplus WheatCrop, Chairman of Farm Board. JamesC. Stone Cites Objections to 216

World Carryover 1691Grain Committee on National Affairs toUndertake Study of Mutual Problems ofProducer and Grain Trade MarketingAgencies -1053

Great Britain—Arms Denounced by All Political Parties- - 376Army Pay is Cut 1842Bank of England—Credit of 5250,000,000 Extended by Fed-

eral Reserve Banks and Bank ofFrance 878. 879, 1366

Dividend Paid_ - - _ _ ----- _ ---

- „-_-1863Fiduciary Issue to be Increased .880.l387.1842Gold Hoarding, Steps to Prevent 1841Gold Withdrawals by Holland. Unableto Buy Sufficient Gold to Balance.. —2008

Snowden, Chancellor, Commends Bankfor Aid in Averting Crisis 1842

Bank of France Supports Sterling 1842Bonds—Few Held in United States 2002Bonds of Great Britain and Northern Ire-land, N. Y. Stock Exchange Notice Re-garding Interest on 1858

Budget Presented to Commons by Chan-cellor Snowden_ 1698Economies 1698

Census Figures 228Analysts by S. P. Vivian, Registrar Gen-

eral 557Churchill. Winston, in House of Commons

Declares Gold Conversion at Root ofEvil 1842

Credit of $400.000,000 Supplied by Ameri-can and French Private Bankers. _1365, 1529Bond Issue to Replace Credit Considered

Likely 1530French to Float Bonds 1530. 1531Last of Credit Called for 2028Report that U. S. Credit Has AlreadyBeen Partly Used 1530, 1698

Treasury Gives Out Details of Credit_ - ..1530Interest Paid to New York Bankers 1699

Darling, J. F., of Midland Bank of London,Proposes Formation of Super-Bank forPurpose of Stabilizing Silver 37

Deterding, Sir Henri, Urges Bimetallism asRemedy for Depression 1370

Economies to Start With Dole 1367Edgar. Sir Edward Mackay, Files Petitionin Bankruptcy 1367

Exchange Drop Stirs Southeastern Eu-rope—Governments Hasten to DenyTheir Own Currency Will be Hurt bySuspension of Gold Payments by Britain_2008

Exchange Rate Firm in Paris 1363Exchange Rate Drop in Brazil Profitable to

Importers 2012Exchange Reported Supported by $500,-000.000 Pool—Doubted by N. Y. Bank-ers 1530

Exchange Stability Imperiled Warn BritishFinanciers 1863

Exchange Value Loss Feared as Result ofGold Suspension 2003

Exchange Value of Pound Since World War2003, 2004

French Opinion of British Economic Situa-tion 1366

Gold Bought by American Interests in Lon-don Market at Premium 2012

Gold Standard Act Temporarily Suspended—Stock Exchange Closed—Bank of Eng.land Discount Rate Raised 1999. 2002Australian Treasurer Believes BritainHas Permanently Left Gold Standard _2014

American Dollar Supplants Pound Sterl-ing in Calculations of CommodityShipments from Pacific Coast toEurope 0012

Argentina Suspends Foreign ExchangeQuotations 2012Sterling Dollars Only ExchangeQuoted 2013

Austria Forbids Foreign ExchangeTransactions 2008

Bolivia Puts Pounds at Face Value—Foreign Exchange Transactions Sus-pended 2013

Brazil Currency to be Based on Dollarinstead of Pound 2012

Canada Expects No Ill Effects fromAction 2011

Chile Reserves in Pound Sterling—Con-sternation in Financial Circles 2013

Czechoslovakian Export Trade CancelsSterling Orders 2010

Danzig, as Result of British Gold Sus-pension Goes on Gold Basis 2007

Explanation of Gold Standard 2000France and United States Informed ofSuspension in Advance 2001

Geneva Shocked at Situation 2004German Freight Lines Adopt Gold

Clause in Overseas Contracts 2006Germany Will Not Follow Example

-- -2007

Gold Bought by Foreign Banks in N.Y.Market 2022

Holland Withdrawals of Gold FromBank of England Blamed for British .Gold Suspension 2008

Hungarian National Bank Again QuotesPound 2010

India. Gold Suspension Will Not AffectPromise to Give Support to 2014

India to Keep Ratio of Rupee to Pound_ _2013London Stock Exchange Closed, LaterRe-opened 1999. 2004

Morgan. J. P., Regards Action as Hope-ful Event 2000

New York Bankers Hold Informal Con-ference on Suspension of Gold Pay-ments 2005

New York Stock Exchange Does NotClose 2018Market Rallies Following Severe De-

cline 2019Ohilu, Prof., Financial Adviser to Leagueof Nations. Suggests Other CountriesEmulate Action 0007

Paris Bourse Only European ExchangeOpen Following Gold Suspension—Pound Trading Barred 2006Prices Tumble 2006

Peruvian Markets Reported Unaffectedby Crisis 2012

Great Britain (Concluded)—Gold Standard Act Temporarily Sus-

pended (Concluded)—Portugal Not to Change Exchange Rateof Escudos, Stabilized to PoundSterling 2009

Pound Value Drop Feared in WorldCircles 2003

Russia Thrilled Over Crisis 2014Snowden, Chancellor. Blames Foreign

Aloofness for Situation 2000Appeals to Nation to Retain Faith

in Pound 2001South Africa Not to Abandon GoldStandard 2014

Southeastern Europe, Reverberationsin 2008

Stamp. Sir Josiah, Warns PeoplesAgainst Growing Panicky Over Sus-pension 2002Effect of Gold Suspension 2003

Stock Exchanges of World Close Incidentto Suspension—Some Later Reopened,999, 2006. 2007. 2008. 2009. 2010.

2013, 2014, 2018Tourists Temporarily Embarassed byFinancial Crisis 2001

United States Government Regards Sus-pension as Likely to Improve Eco-nomic Conditions ' 2005Income Tax Compared with U. S

Income Tax Hits Rich Says ChancellorSnowden 1842

Ireland—Dublin Stock Exchange Closed—LaterReopened 2008

Ford Tractor Plant Cuts Wages 1206Loan Conversion Plan of ChancellorSnowden Approved by Commons 1864

London Still Largest City in World fromPoint of Population 228

London Stock Exchange Resumes SaturdayTrading 1214Closed and Reopened Following Gold

Suspension 1999, 2004Transactions Placed on Cash Basis 2004

MacDonald, Prime Minister J. Ramsay,Address at Seven Power Conference onCentral Europe Economic Situation_ 561Bruening, Chancellor, of Germany,Sends Message of Good Wishes 1368

Radio Address Anent Country's FinancialEmergency 1365

Manchester Cotton Price Disturbed byU. S. Proposal to Destroy Third ofCrop 1224

Manchester Cotton Wage Scale Negotia-tions Break Down 1691

Niemeyer. Sir Otto, Report on BrazilianEconomy and Finance 882

Norman, Montagu, Sails for Canada, 1215. 1364Harrison. Gov. of N.Y. Federal ReserveBank, Reported Intending Visit 1711Returns from Canada After Visit—

Sees No Further Drawing ofBritish Credit this Month 1862

Sails for England 1863Ontario Barley Bought 1831Postage Rates to Britain and Ireland

Increased by U. S. 1220Pound. See Exchange.Public Debt—National Income—Invest-ments 2001

Railroad Receipts Decline 1355Russia Gets Extension of Time on Credits_ 215Seamen Strike Over Pay Cuts 1839Pay Compared With American Seamen_ _1841

Smuts, Gen. Jan Christiaan. Sees PresentFinancial Situation in Europe as Seriousas War 1366

Snowden, Philip, Chancellor of Exchequer,Admits Britain Spent too Freely 1367

Stamp, Sir Josiah, Warns People AgainstGrowing Panicky over Gold Suspension_2002Effect of Suspension of Gold Payments_ _2003

Stock and Bond Market Break, Confusionof Ideas Regarding 2006

Tariff—London Chamber of Commerce Votes inFavor of Tariff 2004

Textile Industry Reorganization Urged asDepression Remedy 1831

Tobacco Duty Increase Surprises VirginiaTobacco Men 1698

Tourists Temporarily Embarrassed byFinancial Crisis 2001

Unemployed, Number of_ 1367. 1379, 1535. 1699United States, Few British Bonds Held In. _2002Uruguay Ships Gold to London __ _ _1218, 1847Wheat Carryover 1518Wiggin Report Seen as Warning that

Further Reductions Must be HastilyMade in German Reparations 1213

Great Lakes Steamship Lines Ask 15%Freight Increase if Railroads are GrantedRise 577

Greece—Athens Stock Exchange, Steps Taken to

Curtail Bear Operations on 2008Bond Price Slump, Bankers Meet on 1842Bonds Drawn for Sinking Fund 42Bonds Drawn for Redemption 1846

Green, William, of American Federation ofLabor—

Assails Wage Cuts as Unfair 1992Urges President Hoover to Call Conferenceto Halt Cuts in Wages 890

Grier & Co. See under Canada.Guaranty Trust Co. of N. Y. Forecast of

Business Conditions 20, 706. 1508Discusses Commodity Exchanges andCommodity Prices 1063

Guatemala Restricts Sugar Production 1204Banco Internacional Closes Doors 1219

Guibord White & Co. in Bankruptcy 1551

Halsey Stuart & Co. See Various FactorsFavorable to Bond Market 1868Hamburg. See under Germany.

Harris. Forbes & Co. Merger. See ChaseHarris Forbes Corp.Harrison. Floyd R.. Resigns Post on FarmLoan Board to Join Reserve Board 1711Harrison. Geo. L., Gov. N. Y. Federal Re-serve Bank. Reported Intending Visit toMontagu Norman of Bank of England_ - _ -1711Returns from Visit to Montagu Norman—Sees Further Drawing on BritishCredit this Month 1862Harrison. Milton W.. Speaks on Need ofTransportation Field for Co-ordination_ _ _ _1713Harrison, Sen. Pat. of Mississippi Opposed toAny Increase in Team 225Cotton Plan Submitted to Farm Board_ - - .i377Hellman, I. W.. Finds Hawaii Prosperous_ 722


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PageHawaii Found to be Prosperous by I. W.Hellman of Wells Fargo Bank & Union Tr.Co. of San Francisco 722

Helvetia Coal Co. President Denies Chargesof Evictions at Mines 1229

Henry & Kirkbride Failed Brokerage FirmFiles Schedules in Federal Court 218

Herridge, W. D. See under Canada.Hide Statirtics. See under New York HdeExchange.

Hindenburg, Pres. Paul von, of Germany.See under Germany.

Holt, Rose & Trostes on Bank and InsuranceStock Prices 862, 1859

Holland-Amsterdam Stock Exchange Closed, LaterReopened as Result of Gold Suspensionby Britain-Bankers form Syndicate__ _2009

Banks Agree to Prolong Foreign ShortTerm Credits to Germany 1532

Bonds,NewYork Stock Exchange Ruling on 1536Budget to Show Deficit 1846Diamond Works at Amsterdam to Reopen.. 1845Flour Duty Increased 1831Gold Withdrawals from Great BritainBlamed for Suspension of Gold Paymentsby Britain-Frozen Credits in BerlinGiven as Reason for Raid on British Gold 2008

Rubber Restriction Committee Reports In-ability to Agree 363

Unemployment to be Aided by MunicipalSubsidy for Building Improvements_ _ _1845

Home Mortgages, Stewart Browne WouldDeclare Moratorium on 1390

Home Taxation Relief Would be Ended byLawson Purdy 1390

Hong Kong. See under China.Hoover Dam Act Constitutionality Upheldby U. S. Supreme Court 893

Hoover. Herbert, President of U. S. A.-American Legion Address-Asks Legion toDemand no Further Bonus Payment__ -2023

Congress Will not be Called in Extra Ses-sion 1392

Federal Advisory Council Members andGov. of Reserve Board Meyer ConferWith President at Dinner 1864

Federal Farm Board Will Place no Limiton Wheat Sales to China 1375

Germany. Propoial that Short TermCredits to, be Renewed, Critized byBankers 563

German President Thanks Hoover forMoratorium on War Debts 212Text of Letter to Hoover Asking Relieffor Germany 558

Railroad Labor ChiefsWould Fight Pay Cuts 725Railroads Request for Increase in FreightRates, Declares He Had no Right toInterfere in 230

Real Estate Conference With New YorkBankers 1707

Reparations Holiday, Proposal for. Seeunder Germany. Reparations.

Short Selling to 'Depress Wheat Prices Con-demned 385Chicago Board of Trade Denies Short

Selling is Excessive 386Criticism of Statement 884Williams, Carl, of Federal Farm Board

Praises Statement 386Tax Conference of Federal and State

Officials Proposed to Pres. Hoover 225Wage Reductions, Asks Leaders to Resortto Every Expedient to Avoid 724

Wages, Views on 1991Horwath & Horwath View Hotel BusinessTrend 1028. 1685

Hotel Business Trend Viewed by Horwath &Horwath 1028. 1685

Houston (Texas) Federal Intermediate CreditBank. See Federal Intermediate CreditBank of Houston.

Humble Oil & Refining Co. Cuts Texas CrudeOil Price 205

Hungarian Italian Bank. See under Hungary.Hungary,-Bank for International Settlements To-

gether With Central Banks Extends 520,-000.000 Credit to Ease Banking Situa-

tion-325,000,000 Treasury NotesIssued 214

Banks-Closed for Three Days 381Reopened Under Rigid Governmental

Decrees 383Restrictions on Withdrawals and ForeignExchange Extended 569. 721

Restrictions Removed 1216Situation 382, 569, 570_ -

British Pound Again Quoted by NationalBank Budget Outlook 1845

Cabinet Lakes Office 1371Presented to Parliament 1535

Credit from Foreign Banks 1049. 1216France not Attaching Political Condi-

tions to Loan 1050Decrees Issued 1216Exchange Restrictions 1845Financial Condition Considered Worse__ A701Germany to Give Preference to HungarianWheat 571

Hungarian Italian Bank Bonds Drawn forRedemption 1217

Moratorium on Foreign Debt, GovernmentDenies Rumor of 2007

Hyde, Sec. of Agriculture.Montana and North and South Dakota

Will Need Drouth Relief Says Hyde 1226Prohibition Law, to Study What Would be

Effect on Farming of Amendment to__ _ _2025

Illinois Building Situation 548. 1202Illinois Employment and Payrolls, 362. 549, 1199Illinois Road Workers to Get Union Wages_ _1697Income Tax, Federal. See under U. S. of A.India-Bank Holiday Declared Incident to Inaugu-ration of Measures Governing ForeignExchange Business 2013

Cotton Acreage 1543Cotton Yarn and Cloth Output Increases.. _1519Gandhi. Mahatma M. K., Protests AgainstLinking of Rupee to Pound 2013Says U. S. Gold Hoard is Curse 2013

Gold Debate Barred by Viceroy 2013Gold Reserves Reported Intact 2013New Textile Mills 1990Rupee to Keep Ratio to Pound 2013Schuster, Sir George, Gives Assurance thatLondon's Promise to Support India isnot Affected by Gold Suspension 2014

Stock Exchanges Closed. Later Reopen,Incident to British Gold Suspension.

2013, 2014

PageIndiana Limestone Co. on Building Activity 1027Indiana University Business Review_ _544, 1355Indianapolis Clearing House Warns Against

Circulating False Rumors About Banks.... 47Insurance-

Assets of Life Insurance Companies 1060Massachusetts Savings Banks Issuing LifeInsurance 1062

Sales of Life Insurance in Greater N. Y._1352Sales of Life Insurance in U. S 1352, 1985Stocks, Hoit, Rose & Troster on Prices of-- 862

Intermediate Credit Banks, See Federal In-termediate Credit Banks.

International Acceptance Bank on Its Creditto Gold Discount Bank of Germany 213

International Paper Co. Cuts Wages 1691International Pulp & Paper Co. See underCanada.

International Rediscount Bank. See underLeague of Nations.

Interstate Commerce Commission-Operating Expenses to Be Studied 579Pullman Co. Introduces Experimental

Rates with Commission Approval_1233, 1388Railroad Express Rates Upheld by Com-

mission 1388Railroad Freight Rate DiscriminationCharges Being Probed 727

Railroad Freight Rates on Grain Reduced230, 1182

Roads Appeal to Supreme Court 1386Railroads Freight Rates on Livestock Re-

vised 579Railroad Management Inquiry to Be Held_1389Railroad Petition for 15% Freight Rate In-

crease. See under Railroads.Railroad Rates Revised on Florida Freight _1388Railroads Evaluated as Basis for Rates__ 389Wyandotte Terminal Road First to GetLoan under Recapture Clause 1388

Investment Bankers Assn.Christie, Robt. E., Jr., Elected Chairmanof N. Y. Group 1869

Foreign Securities, Report of Committeeon Plans for Safeguarding Investors in 58

Officers Nominated 1392Investment Trusts-

Fixed Trusts-Four Trusts Account for 87% of Total

Outstanding Shares 1711N. Y. Stock Exchange Amends Rules

Governing Formation of Fixed Trustby Member 44List of Approved Trusts 1380. 2021Rules Governing Trusts With WhichMembers May be Associated 1550

Whitney, Richard, President of NewYork Stock Exchange, Statement of 45

Market Value of Approved Trusts_ _1711Tax Ruling by Federal Income Tax De-partment, Trust Executives to MeetRegarding 1381Seidman, J. S., Tax Expert, Discusses

Ruling 1381Sales of Stocks Increase Following Ap-

proval of Stock Exchange 1711Wisconsin Fixed Trust Law 1548

New York State Attorney's Office StartingInquiry 1549

Iowa Bank Legislation 48Ireland-See under Great Britain.Iron and Steel Industry-

Brookmire Economic Service Inc. SeesBright Long-Term Outlook for Steel In-dustry 1045

Coal Consumption by Steel Plants 1029Market Review_31, 206. 373, 554. 717,875, 1045, 1209, 1360, 1525, 1695, 1837, 1995

Pig Iron Production 207, 874, 1525Steel Ingot Production 207. 875, 1695United States Steel Corp. Unfilled Orders

206, 1045, 1694Wage Rates of Amalgamated Assn. of Iron

Steel and Tin Workers Unchanged_- __-

_1521Wages Reduced 1990. 1991, 1992

Iselin, A., & Co. Survey Conditions in Ger-many 1533

Italy-Cotton Duties Increased 1831Disarmament Conference Agreed, to After

Parley with Secy. of State of U. S. Stim-son 384

Grain and Grain Products, Raises ImportDuty on 1357

Lira Stabilization to be Held Firm 2008Mussolini, Premier, Confers with Secy. of

State Stimson of U. S 215Naval Armaments being Studied by France

with View to Agreement with Staly 215Public Works Planned to Relieve Unem-ployment 1367

Railroads Inaugurate Express PackageSystem 1370

Rye Railroad Rates Reduced 1831Unemployment Relief through PublicWorks Planned 1535

Wheat Crop 1832Wheat Duty Increased 1222

Jacobsson, Per. See under Sweden.ahncke, Asst. Sec'y of Navy, Sees Adventof Five Day Working Week and Six DaysWages 1354

Japan-Rice Exports to Cease 1204Silk Cocoon Crop Smaller 1990Silk for Export Withdrawn from WorldTrade 1041

Stock Exchange Closed as Result of BritishGold Suspension 2014

Joint Stock Land Banks-Maryland-Virginia Joint Stock Land Bank

Elects Officers 1373Union Joint Stock Land Bank of Detroit

Consolidated with Ohio PennsylvaniaJoint Stock Land Bank of Clevelandunder Name of Former 42

Kahn, Otto H., Lays Blame for Depression-Defends Capitalism 1551

Kansas Attempt to Tax Federal Farm BoardsWheat Holdings, Federal Attorney FilesSuit to Enjoin 1375, 1541

Kelly, Rep., Criticizes Report of FederalTrade Commission 52

Kiely, Postmaster, Discusses Postal Servicein New York-Subtreasury may be Re-placed by Post Office Modeled AfterFederal Hall 893

Knutson, Rep., Suggests Possibility of Trans-fer of Farm Boards Power to Bureau ofMarketing 2015

Kreditanstalt. See under Austria.Kreuger & Toll. See under Sweden.

PageKula,s, E. J., Comments on Steel Wage Re-ductions 1991

Kwangtung. See under China.

T abor Conditions.Administration Leaders Consider Condi-tions Exaggerated 1854

Amalgamated Ass'n of Iron. Steel and TinWorkers, No Change in Wage Rates of.. -1521

American Legion Calls Conference on Un-employment Situation 1707

Bethlehem Steel Corp. Cuts Wages 1990Borah, Sen., Declares Rich Must Feed Un-employed Voluntarily or Otherwise 1706

Boston City Employees on Five Day Week1855Brooklyn Navy Yard Force Not to be

Radically Cut 1233Building Trade Employment_ _ _543. 1351. 1985Building Trade Union in Baltimore AcceptsCut in Wages 1521

Building Trade Wage Survey Shows Cutsby Some Unions 1520

Building Trade Wages Show Steady RiseAccording to Survey 360

Central RR. of N. J. Shops to Reopen onFive Day Week 1389

Chicago Emergency Committee Plans Re-lief Drive 1379

Colorado Industrial Commission ProtestsAgainst Wage Cuts by Coal Mining Com-panies 1527

Colorado Union Coal Miners Take Volun-tary Wage Cuts in War Against Non-Union Workers 1527

Couzens, Sen.. of Michigan, Offers MillionDollars to Aid Detroit Unemployed ifCity Raises Nine Million 1706

Davis, Sen., Urges Greater Share of Profitsfor Labor 1855

Detroit Employment Conditions 1856Doherty, Henry L., Offers $500,000 to AidUnemployment 1855

Eagle Lock Co. of Conn.. Announces WageReductions and Cancellation of BenefitInsurance 1521

Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago on Em-ployment and Payrolls_ _24, 25, 709, 1514

Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia-Employment in Anthracite Collieries 555, 1210Factory Employment 547, 1201

Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond onConditions 868

Federal Reserve Board Indexes of FactoryEmployment and Payrolls 541

FordMotor Car Co.Recalls Workmen 1521, 1854General Electric Co. Works at Lynn,Mass.. Resume Operations 1206

General Motors Co. Reduces Wages 1990Green, William, of American Federation ofLabor, Urges Hoover to Call Conferenceto Prevent Wage Cuts 890

Helvetia Coal Co. President Denies Chargesof Evictions at Mines 1229

Hoover, Pres. of U. S., Appeals to Indus-trial Leaders to Exhaust All Other Expe-dients before Reducing Wages 724Wages. Views on 1991

Illinois Employment and Payrolls.362, 549, 1199

Illinois Road Workers to Get Union Wages _1691International Paper Co. Cuts Wages 1691Jahncke, Asst. Secy. of Navy, Says Work-ing Day Will Soon Reach Five Day WeekStage With Present Wage Maintained_ _1354

Lamont, Secy. of Commerce, Refuses toEnter Textile Dispute-Assents to WageCuts by Distressed Firms 724

Lee, Porter R., Discusses Social Work inCombating Unemployment 225


Lewis, John L., Pres. United Mine Work-ers. Speaks on Prosperity and Wages_ _1706

Mechanization of Office, Work in U. §.Increasing 720

Missouri Bankers Assn. Advocates Lower-ing of Wages as Means of Bringing AboutEconomic Stability 223

Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR. Cuts Salaries_1233Missouri Pacific RR. Reduces Salaries-Union Workers on Five Day Week 580

Nashua Manufacturing Co. Cancels Vaca-tion Close 1520

National Electric Light Assn. PromisesPres. Hoover Public Utilities Will Spend$600,000,000 this 1 ear 1226

New York, New Haven and Hartford RR.Closes Shops 58

New York City Bankers Organize to RaiseHuge Unemployment Fund 1545

New York City Board of Aldermen Ap-proves Unemployment Appropriation_ ..l378

New York City Welfare Department Asks$19,694,145 to Aid Unemployment 1379

New York State Factory Employment,361, 1030, 1686

New York State Senate Passes Law for FiveDay Week on State Contract Work _ 1865

New York State Bill Providing for $20.000.-000 Expenditure on UnemploymentSigned 2026, 2028

New York Stock Exchange Cuts Salaries_ _1710Ohio Carpet Co. Cuts Wages 15% 1.521Ohio Industrial Employment Conditions_ _1201Packing Companies Reduce Salaries 1834Paramount Studios Cut Salaries 1206Paterson, N. J., Silk Mill Workers Strike_ _ 552End of Strike Seen Far Off 1206

Pennsylvania Unemployed Set at 25% ofWorkers 1379

Personal Research Bureau Finds AmericanWorkers Restrict Production as Meansof Self Preservation 224

Postal Clerks Convention Upholds Bill inCongress Proposing Five Day Week_ __ _1384

Pugsley, Chester D., Remarks of, on ym

Un-empl ent 22

Railroad Labor Chiefs Would Fight Cutsin Wages 725

Railroad Wage Cuts May be NecessarySays Daniel Willard of B. & 0 1994

Railroad Wages Not too High Say UnionLeaders in Asking that Wages be NotConsidered in Determining Freight RateIncrease 1386

Railroad Wages Will Not be Considered inDetermining Application of Roads forIncrease Freight Rates 725

Roosevelt, Gov. Franklin D., of N.Y. Mes-sage to Legislature Recommending Un-employment Relief Measures_ _ - -1546, 1548

St. Louis & San Francisco Ry. Reduces Payof Supervisory Officers-Wage Pacts Un-affected 1233


JULY-SEPT., 1931.] INDEX

PageLabor Conditions (Concluded)-

Silk Industry Employment Decreases 552Southern By. Shopmen Vote on Five DayWeek 57Clerks Working Hours Reduced 1389

Steel Companies Cut Wages 1990Swope, Gerard M., Plan for Stabilizing In-

dustry and Employment 1819Sullivan, Mark, Comments on Plan__ _1821

United States Dept. of Labor-Building Trade Employment 543, 1351

Employment and Payrolls, Indexes of,360, 1191, 1983

Employment Service Bureau to be Re-organized 1061

Labor Turnover 543, 1351, 1985United States Government Relief Measures-Contracts Awarded for Public Projects_ __ _1855

Gifford, W. S., Pres. of Amer. Tel. & Tel.Co., Requested by Pres. Hooverto Mobilize Relief Activities in Behalfof Unemployed 1225

United States Rubber Co. on Five DayWeek 1990

United States Steel Corp.-Wage Changes, Record of 1990Wages Reduced 1990

wisOpinions on Action 1991, 1992es-

National Industrial Conference BoardFinds Little Evidence of WidespreadReductions in Wages 52

Reductions by Steel, Motor and OtherCompanies 1990, 1991, 1992

Wagner. Senator. Urges Way be FoundOut of Depression-Opposed to WageCuts 890Urges Huge pond Issue to Provide Work

for Unemployed 1705Western Electric Co. Lays Off Few Men_ _1385

LaGuardia, Rep. Florello, Urges GovernmentReprisal for Steel Wage Cuts 1992

Lamont, Secy. of Commerce-.Refuses to Enter Textile Dispute-Assentsto Wage Cuts by Distressed Firms 724

Latvian Parliament Authorizes Governmentto Negotiate Loan 1372

Lea, Col. Luke and Others Found Guilty ofDefrauding Central Bank and Trust Co. ofAsheville, N C 1393

Lead-World Production 717League of Nations-

Austria, Terms for Aid to 1848Credit Survey Results Reported 1534Disarmament Conference, to be Held NextFebruary-United States Accepts Invitation to At-tend 215, 1998.

Gold Delegation Meeting-Roberts, George E. National City Bank

Sails for Europe to Attend Meeting_ _ _1215Great Britain Financial Crisis ShocksGeneva 2004

International Rediscount Bank Approved byPan European Commission 1368

War Debts Parley Planned 1213Leather Statistics. See under New YorkHide Exchange.

Lee, Elisha, Says Railroads Would HaveNothing to Complain of, if They Could beRelieved of Government Subsidized Com-petition 1064Says 15%_ Freight Rate Increase by Rail-roads Would Only Raise Rates to Levelof Decade Ago 1867


Alexander Lew, Former Chairman ofFederal Farm Board-Elected Pres. of Cotton StabilizationCorp. 1052

Says Stabilization Operations of FarmBoard Served to Avert Greater De-pression 1544

Leman, Beaudry. See under Canada.Lewis, John L., Speaks on Prosperity andWages 1706

Life Insurance. See Insurance.Livestock-Canadian Cattle Value Drops to Half thatof 1930 1204

Cattle of Lighter Weight Should be Pro-duced by Eastern Farmers 1040

Cattle Business in Cartagena, Colombia.Depressed 1204

Meat Animals, Retail Slaughter of 1041' Northwest Drouth States Get Loans to

Feed Livestock. See under Drouth.Livestock Freight Rates Revised 57, 579Denver Stock Yards Service Rate Cut_ __ _ 727Drouth Not to Force Livestock on Market _1518Feed Loan, Better Pasturage ReducesNeed for 572

Living, Cost of. See Cost of Living.Loans of Small Size Analyzed in AmericanBankers Ass'n. Journal 888

London. See under Great Britain.Long, Governor of Louisiana, Calls Con-

ference of Governors and Senators ofCotton States to Pass Law ProhibitingProduction of Cotton Next Year 1223

Arkansas to Urge Texas to Accept Plan__ A853Louisiana House Passes Proposed Bill_ _ _ _1377Suggestion Approved by Conference 1376Lorwin, Dr. Lewis. Presents Five YearWorld Prosperity Plan 1370Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce ViewsBusiness Conditions 1826Louisiana House Passes Bill to ProhibitCotton Growing Next Year 1377Luce, Rep., Urges Banking Legislation byCongress 46Lumber-Bankruptcies in Industry 1689France Orders Embargo 1702National Lumber Manufacturers Ass'n.Weekly Report, 26. 363, 550, 713. 8691031. 1203, 1355, 1515, 1688, 1827. '1988West Coast Lumbermens Ass'n. WeeklyReport, 26, 200, 551, 869. 1031, 1203,

1356, 1515Mabon, James B.. Posts Stock Exchange

Seat for Transfer 1858Madison. James B., Appointed to FederalFarm Loan Board 1711

Magazine Publishers Protests Defer CanadianTariff 59List of Publications Subject, and Not

Subject, to Tax 1716, 1865Prices Raised in Canada by American

Publications 1715Publishers to Print Canadian Editions- --A715

Maine Enacts New Banking Legtslatlon_ -..- 894Manchester. See under Great Britain.Manitoba. See under Canada.

PageManufacturers Trust Co. Offers to Purchase

Assets of Five Closed Banks 1869Marcus, Bernard K., of Bank of U. S. SeeBank of U. S.

Maryland Commission to Study Blue SkyLaws 1712

Maryland-Virginia Joint Stock Land Bank.See under Joint Stock Land Banks.

Massachusetts Savings Bank Plan for Reliefof New England Railroads 891

Mather, Wm. G., Comments on Steel WageReductions 1991

May Radio & Television Corp. Stock, N. Y.Curb Exchange Suspends Dealings in 1228

McCall Corp. Raises Magazine Price inCanada 1715

McFadden, Rep. L. I.-Address at Luncheon of National Ass'n. ofMutual Sayings Banks 228

McKellar, Sen. Kenneth, Assails Plans toPlow Under Cotton and Stop Planting_ 1542

McKelvie, S. R., Believes Federal FarmBoard Should Use Wheat for Relief Pur-poses 1222

McMichael & Co., Inc., in Bankruptcy 1551Mead, Dr. Edward S., Urges Quick Decision

in Freight Rate Case-Suggests Revision ofN. Y. Savings Bank Law 579

Meat Animals, Retail Slaughter of 1041Meats and Fats. Domestic Exports of 714Mechanicville, N. Y., New York State LandBank Lends Cash to Help Financial Dis-tress in 1850

Mellon, Andrew, Sec. of Treasury-Cambridge University Confers Honorary

Degree-Son Graduates an Honor Man- 51Sails for United States 1215

Arrives-Confers with Gov. Harrison ofN. Y. Federal Reserve Bank 1364

Seven Power Conference on Central EuropeEconomic Situation to be Present at -- - 384

Mercantile Bank of China. See under China.Merchandise Imports and Exports by Coun-

tries 866Merchandise Imports and Exports by Months 545Mercurbank. See under Austria.Merril, Lynch & Co. Compilation of Chain

Store Sales 198, 1196, 1823Metal Market. See Non-Ferrous MetalMarket.

Mexico-American Chamber of Commerce Promotes

Tourist Trade 1371Banco Credit° Espanol Closes Doors 883Banco Nacional de Mexico Subject to Run- 883Banks in Mexico City Agree to Place 20%of Deposits under Control of Govern-ment 1371

Canes, Former President, Takes Bank_ - 570Deficit Estimated by Finance Minister_ -- -1371Farm Credit Bank 1371Labor Law Signed 1370, 1540, 1849League of Nations, Accepts Invitation to

Join 1849Monetary Law 1704Monroe Doctrine Repudiated 1849Oil Prices Not to Be Raised 1524Peso Advances-Silver Outlook Improved-2013Petroleum Tax Exemption 1371Rubio, President Ortiz, Lists Achievementsof Regime 1705

Midland Bank of Cleveland, Ohio, Sees Fav-orable Business Indications Ahead 708

Mid-West Grain Corp. See under FederalFarm Board.

Miller, Gov., of Alabama Urges Appointmentof Southern Leader to Farm Board 1225

Miller, S. I., of Natl. Assn. of Credit Men,Expects Business to Reveal Benefits ofSeasonal Upturn in September 1685

Milk-See under Dairy Products.Mills, Ogden L., Under Secy. of Treasury-

Treasury Deficit, Statement Regarding- 50Minas Geraes. See under Brazil.Minnesota Legislature Urges Congress Not to

Sanction Branch Banking 49Minnesota Plans to Aid Depositors of ClosedBanks 1866

Minnesota Press Gag Law Found Unconsti-tutional by U. S. Supreme Court 53

Mississippi Guaranty of Deposits in StateBanks Upheld by State Supreme Court__ - 894

Missouri Bankers Assn. Advocates Loweringof Wages as Means of Bringing AboutEconomic Stability 223

Missouri-Kansas-Texas R. R. Cuts Salaries_ _1233Missouri Pacific R. R. Reduces Salaries-Union Workers on Five-Day Week 580

Mohawk & Hudson R. R., Account of Inaug-auration of Passenger Service by 1866

Monahan Schapiro & Co. on Yield of NewYork City Bank Stocks 1859

Money Market Surveyed by Federal ReserveBank of New York 1554

Money Stocks in United States. See underUnited States of America.

Montana "Blue Sky" Law Enjoined by Court1384Moore, Wm. J. See under American Bond &Mortgage Co.

Morgan, J. P., Regards Britain's Suspensionof Gold Standard Hopeful Event 2000

Motor and Equipment Assn. Reports Opera-tions of Parts and Accessory Manufacturers 712

Municipal State and Government Bonds,State and National Banks Need Not WriteOff Depreciation on 1672, 1861

Municipal Staatsbank of Dresden. Seeunder Germany.

Mussolini. Premier, of Italy. See under Italy.

Mashua Manufacturing Co. Cancels Vacs-11 ton Close 1520Nathan, Dr. Otto. See under Germany.Nathan Strauss Co. Common, Curb ExchangeSuspends Trading in 1858

National Advisory Loan Committee Dis-banded 1379

National Association of Credit Men Survey ofBusiness-Collections and Sales VolumesResist Drops 1029, 1196

National Association of Mutual SavingsBanks Advocates Legislation AdmittingMutual Savings Bank to Federal ReserveSystem 228McFadden, Rep., Opposed to Idea 228

National Association of Savings Banks UrgesRevision of Laws Regulating Investmentsof Savings Banks 1056

National Assn. of Real Estate Boards Com-putes Realty Index Figure 707Survey Finds Few American Cities Over-

built 893National Banks. See under Banks.National City Bank of N.Y. Reduces Intereston Thrift Accounts 1382

PageNational City Bank of N.Y. (Concluded)-Business Conditions 1507European Financial Situation 1529

National Coffee Roasters Assn. to AdviseFarm Board in Disposing of BrazilianCoffee 1542, 2017

National Electric Light Assn. Promises Presi-dent Hoover Public Utilities Will Spend8600,000,000 on Construction Work ThisYear 1226

National Fertilizer Assn. Wholesale Com-modity Price Index_ _540, 708, 864, 1027,

1196, 1352, 1685. 1825, 1984National Foreign Trade Council Annual Re-

port on International Trade 1511National Grange Protests Against Proposed15% Freight 'Rate Increase 1387

National Industrial Conference Board-Cost of Living Index, Change in Method ofComputing 1233

Motor Vehicle Registration Increases 1689Wages, Finds Little Evidence of ReductionsIn 52

National League of Commission MerchantsAsks Aid of Gov. Roosevelt to Have Fruitsand Vegetables Exempted from ProposedIncrease in Freight Rates 726

National Pecan Marketing Assn. See underFederal Farm Board.

National Shawmut Bank of Boston Summary•of Business Conditions 708

Nebraska Contends Bank Assessments areFully Collectible 894

Nebraska Disputes with Banks Over ServiceCharge on State Deposits 1228Buys Federal Bonds Rather Then PayBank Charge 2015

Nelson, Cook & Co. Suspends 2021Netherlands. See Holland.New England Council Finds New EnglandStanding Depression Better Than OtherSections of Country 1510

New Mexico Expects to Double Cotton Yield_1543New South Wales. See under Australia.New York Board of Trade Favors Increase in

Freight Rates as Requested by Railroads 230New York City-

Building Plans Drop Sharply 1823Post Office Building in City Hall. City and

Federal Government Agree on Removalof 46

Unemployment Appropriation Approvedby Board of Aldermen 1378

Unemployment Relief Budget of PublicWelfare Dept. 1379

Unemployment Relief Discussed by Bank-ers at Offices of Morgan & Co 1545

Wills and Personal Trusts, Trust Com-panies Agree with Bar Assn. of N. Y.and County Lawyers Assn. in Matter ofMethod of Drawing of 227

New York Coffee & Sugar Exbhange Offers toAid Farm Board Grade Coffee Acquiredfrom Brazil in Exchange for Wheat 2016Message from Farm Board Regarding Ex-change 2016

New York Cotton Exchange-Commodity Prices More Stable 1989Future Contracts Limited to Million Bales_1711

New York Curb Exchange-Building Opened 1857Buzza Clark Capital Stock, Trading Sus-pended in 1858

FuglintyotanaloA Lincoln i&one&rSusp.

sencrdt-x--1858

gange Suspends Dealings in 1228Nathan Strauss Co. Common, SuspendsTrading in 1858

New York Hide Exchange-Annual Report of President-Trading

Records Broken 1858Hide and Leather Stocks 552

New York New Haven & Hartford RR. ClosesShops 58

New York State-Bank Tax Due Date 1384Estate Tax Law Held Unconstitutional by

Surrogate O'Brien 1391Factory Employment 361. 1030, 1686Five-Day Week Law on State ContractWork Passed by Senate 1865

Income Tax Increase Approved by Senate-1865Investment Trust Inquiry by State At-

torney's Office 1549Legislation 2028Property Tax, Tax Commissioner Advo-

cates Changes in Method of Assessing -1389Roosevelt, Gov.

' Message to Legislature- -1546

Unemployment Bill Signed Providing for 11111 1Expenditure of $20.000,000 2026. 2028

New York State Land Bank Lends Cash toAid Financial Distress of Mechanicville,N. Y 1850

New York Stock Clearing Corp.-See underNew York Stock Exchange.

New York Stock Exchange-Adjustment of Differences in Market Valueand Contract Price of Securities, RulesBearing on 1550

Brazil to Meet Bond Payments-NoticeIssued 2012

Brokers Loans Reported 43, 887, 1549Chile Bonds, Ruling on 1536Employee Trading, Exchange Issues Ques-

tionnaire Regarding 43Fixed Trusts-

List of Approved Trusts 1380, 2021Market Value of Approved Trusts 1711Rules Governing Participation by Mem-

bers in Organization of Fixed TrustsAmended 44

Whitney, Richard, Pres. of Exchange,Comments on Amendment 45

Rules Governing with Which TrustMembers May Become Associated_ _ ..1550

Great Britain and Northern Ireland,UnitedKingdom of, 4% Funding Loan NoticeRegarding Interest on 1858

Great Britain Suspension of Gold Pay-ments, Remains Open in Spite of 2018Market Rallies Following Severe Price

Decline-Pool Formed 2019Mabon, James B.. Former President ofExchange Posts Seat for Transfer 1858

Market and Transfer Points, for ListedShare Issues 1380

Market Value of Listed Shares_ _217, 887, 1549Membership Rights. Exchange Petitioned

to Extend Expiration Date of 1228Opponents to Proposal Suggest ExchangeBuy Outstanding Rights 1381

Netherland Bonds, Ruling on 1536New York Stock Clearing Corp.-Night

Clearing Branch Revises Rules 1380Pernambuco Bonds, Ruling on 1q36


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New York Stock Exchange (Concluded)- Page

PetroleumPhiladelphia Co. Old Common Dropped Demandfrom List 1858 as Rep

Quotations by Months 394 InstituSchuyler. Chadwick & Burnham Sus- Statistpended 2021 East Te

Security Borrowing, Exchange to Fix Rates WellsRalafor 44

Short Selling Temporarily Banned 2018 GasolinTexas Pacific Land Trust Has Record De- Floridadine 1858 Oklaho

Volume of Shares Listed 1380 Price_Wire Costs, Firms Seek to Cut 1710

New York Trust Co. Discusses Increased Use Produof Business Machines in Offices 730

New Zealand Economic Board Appoints Ex- Rumenperts to Deal With Budget 1372 Stocks Sliver Coins Proposed to be Minted 1709 Imports aUnemployed to be Drafted for Road MexicanWork 1540 Mexican

Nicaragua-Corn Prices Drop 1205 Oklahom• Match Monopoly Planned 1538 Close 0Niemeyer. Sir Otto. See under Great Britain. Prices ChNitrate Cartel in Belgium Reported Dia- Productiosolved Because of Threat of Foreign Corn- Refinerypetition 1540 873, 10

Nitrate Combine in Chile to be Investigatedby Government 1540 United S

Nitrate Price Cut by Chile 1208 tenorNitrate Producers in Europe and Chile Re-

LaPmendPsment ported Conferring on International Agree-

1208 PfporizhvidelmenedNon-Ferrous Metal Market, 553, 717, 874,

1044, 1208, 1350. 1524, 1694, 1836, 1989 CompaniNorbeck, Senator, Sees Independent Bank PhlladelphiFacing Competition from Three Systems 49 tion of Fa

Norman. Montagu. See under Great Britain. PhlladelphiNorth Carolina-Bill in Legislature Would N. Y. Sto

Liberalize Requirements for Establish- Philadelphlment of Branches by State Banks 48 tion of F

North Pacific Canners and Packers, Inc. See Philippine Iunder Federal Farm Board. in Manila

Northwest Grain Assn. to Cease as Grain PittsburghMarketing Agency 1850 Poland-

Northwest Bancorporation of Minneapolis Banks Suspend Due to German Crisis-- 381Business Review 1355 Dantzig Banks Divided-Polish Institu-

Norway- tions Refuse to Close Temporarily withChi istiana Bonds Drawn for Redemption_ _1217 Germans 383Deficit for Financial Year 1703. Foreign Capital in Polish Stock CompaniesInstallment Goods, "'once Ban Affects Sale Increases 1370of 1217 1Creuger & Toll Co. Advances Loan not

Labor conflict Ended 2010 yet Due Oslo City Bon Drawn for Redemption, Taxes

216, 570 Tax to be Collected in Kind and Dis-11377022Bonds

tributed to Unemployed Oslo Stock Exchange Closed Incident to Pole, Compt. of Cur.. Proposal for Trade

Suspension of Gold Payments by Britain 2010 Area Branch Banking Opposed byA. B. A. 1065

O'Connell, James H., Arrested for Spreading Branch Banking Law to be Urged onv.../False Rumors Regarding Chatham Phenix Congress 1861Bank & Trust, Co 1381 Portland Cement. See under Cement.

Ohio Industrial Employment Conditions_ ....1201 Porto Rico-Federal Land Bank of BaltimoreOhio Bank Failures 1234 to Study Situation Surrounding Mort-Ohio Carpet Co. Cuts Wages 15% 1521 gages Made on Island 1221Ohio-Pennsylvania Joint Stock Land Bankof Cleveland. See under Joint Stock Land

Protest Against Baltimore Land BankReported Discontinued

Banks. Portugal Accepts Hoover Proposal for DebtOhio State Banking Dept. Annual Report_ _ - - 48 Holiday 42Ohlln, Prof,. Financial Adviser to League of Escudos Exchange Rate Not to be Changed2009

Nations, Urges Other Countries to Emulate Post Office Department. See under U. S. ofBritish Action in Suspending Gold Pay- America.ments 2007 Postal Clerks Convention Upholds Bill in

Oil. See Petroleum. Congress Proposing Five Day Week 1384Oklahoma Cotton Ginners Asked to Reduce Press, Freedom of. See Freedom of Press.

Prices 1378 Price Maintenance, Report of Federal TradeOklahoma Governor Orders Troops to Close Commission. See under Federal Trade

Oil Wells 873 Commission.Oklahoma Seeks Full Guaranties for State Prices, Retail Food. See Food Prices Retail.Bank Deposits 894 Prices, Wholesale Commodity. See Corn-

O'Neal, E. A., Urges Amendment to Agri- modity Prices.cultural Marketing Act to Provide for Primary Producers Bank. See under Australia.Equalization Fee 1710 Prohibition Law Referendum Asked by

Ontario. See under Canada. American Legion 2024Oslo. See under Norway. Hyde. Sec'y of Agr., to Study Effect ofOwens, W. G., Atty. for Farm Board, in Prohibition Amendment on Farming... -2025Address before Montana State Bar Assn, Prussia. See under Germany.Urges Support be Given Co-operative Mar- Public Service Commission of Kansas to Argueketing for Farmers 1054 Against Proposed Freight Rate Increase-- - 727

Public Utilities to Spend 8600,000,000 onpacking Companies Cut Salaries 1834 Construction Work this Year 1226r alestine Arabs Decline British Aid 1220 Public Utilities, Gov. Ritchie of Md., DecriesPanama- Public Ownership of-Report of AmericanPanama Canal Governor Sails for Washington Bar Association 1862

to Confer on Budget 1847 Pugsley, Chester D., DISCUSSCS UlleMPIOY-Debt Service Suspension Deemed Unlikely_ 570 ment Situation 22Gold Shipped from British Mines 1219 Foreign Loans by American Investors

Panama Canal Traffic Lowest in Six Years...-. 545 Would Aid Economic Recovery 1215Paper and Pulp Industry- Foreign Loans by U. S.-Why Necessary 376

Canadian. See under Canada.1516

Pullman Co. Reduce Cost of Upper Berths as1233Exports Experiment International Paper Co. Cuts Wages_ _ _1691 Allows Reduction of 25% on Round TripsProduction, Shipments and Stocks,...72bl, 1031 as Experiment 1388

Paramount Studios Cut Salaries 1206 Pulp and Paper Industry. See Paper andPaterson Silk Mill Workers Strike 552 Pulp Industry.End of Strike Seen Far Off 1206 Purdy, Lawson, Would End Home Taxation

Pecan Marketing Assn. See National Pecan Relief

Pennsylvania Banking Act Amended-Ex- D. allroads--

1390Marketing Assn.

pected to Facilitate Reorganization of Z‘Bank of America, N. A., Advocates Co-Bankers Trust Co. of Philadelphia 47 ordination of Rail and Motor Truck

Pennsylvania Banking Legislation in 1931 Facilities 729Summarized 1553 Central R. It. of N. J. Shops Re-open on

Pennsylvania Banking Dept. Will Prosecute Five Day Week 1389Circulation of False Rumors Regarding Coal Consumption 1361, 1996Banks 47 Earnings According to Report Filed with

Pennsylvania Factory Employment. See Bureau of Railway Economics _ _ .- --

__ _ 891under Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia. Earnings, Monthly 355, ----- 1673

Six Months Pennsylvania Unemployed Set at 25% of 1183Total Workers 1379 Express Rates Upheld by Inter-State

Pernambuco. See under Brazil. Commerce Commission 1388Persia to Barter Products with Sweden 1702 Freight Rate Increase of 15% Asked inPersonnel Research Bureau Finds American Petition of Railroads to I. 8. C. Corn-

Workers Restrict Production as Means of mission-

Self' Preservation 224 American Short Line R. R. AssociationPeru- Supports Application 577

Agricultural Credit Bank Authorized by Beck, Congressman, Threatens to HaveDecree 1373 Congress Dissolve Commission Un-

Chadbourne Sugar Restriction Plan, May less Increase is Granted Immediately.. 578become Party is 1833 Benson, P. A. of Dime Savings Bank of

Exchange Law Modified by Decree 1847 Brooklyn Testifies for Increase 11338877Great Britain's Crisis Reported as Not Brotherhoods Favor Increase

Affecting Peruvian Markets 2012 Cleveland Chamber of Commerce Ap-

Petroleum- 1219

Cole, W. R., of Louisville & NashvilleRevenue Decreases proves Proposal 577

California Oil Received at Atlantic and R. R. • Urges Advance in Rates beGulf Ports 204, 1043, 1693 576

Crude Oil- Dick, Fairman It., Representative ofPrice_ _28, 203. 370, 552. 715, 870, Security Holders Committee, Testi

Production, Monthly

29,' Rate Rise

872, 1524 Florida Shippers Oppose Petition formony of 1041, 1206, 1358, 1521, 1691, 1835, 1993 575

Production. Weekly_30, 205, 371 553, 57716. 873, 1042, 1207, 1359, 1523, Great Lakee Steamship Lines Ask Similar

1693, 1835, 1994 Increase 577Stocks 716, 1207, 1994- Hearings Begin 387Texas Price Cut 205 Hoover, Pres. of U. S., Declares He HasVenezuela Production and Shipments...1207 No Right to Interfere in Matter 230

Page(Concluded)-and Supply for Gasoline and Oilorted by the American Petroleumte's Committee on Refineryics and Economics 716xas Shutdown Shows Effect ond Traffic Reopened-Output Limited 8-

Raises Tax ma Tax _28, 203, 370. 552, 715, 870, 1041,1206, 1358. 1521, 1691. 1835, 1993

ction of Natural Gasoline-31,873, 1522

la Raises Tax 15381359, 1523, 1692, 1834, 1994

t Principal U. S. Ports_204, 1043, 1693Oil Prices Not to be Raised 1524Petroleum Tax Exemption 1371a Governor Orders Troops toil Wells 873anged Over Wide Area- - - - - 872n, Demand and Stocks of All Oils 29Statistics_ _30. 204. 371. 553,716,43, 1207, 1360, 1523, 1693, 1834,

199tates Supreme Court Upholds In-Department's Right to Refuse

ecting Permits for Oil on Public30

r, Carl H., & Co. Survey ofPayments by Standard 011

es 1860a Board of Trade Urges Dissolu-rm Board 1541a Co. Old Common Dropped fromck Exchange List 1858a Produce Exchange Asks Aboll-ederal Farm Board 570slands, Mercantile Bank of ChinaCloses 1848

Business Conditions 361

PageRailroads 1Concluded)-

Freight Rate Increase of 15% Asked inPetition of Railroads to I.-S. C. Com-mission (Concluded)-Interstate Commerce Commission SetsDate for Hearing 56

1523 Lee, Elisha, of Pennsylvania R. It.,1692 Says Freight Rate Increase Would

Raise Rates to Level of Decade Ago .18671866 Mead. Dr. E. S., Urges Quick Decision1523 by Commission 579

National Grange Protests Against In-crease in Behalf of Farmers 1387

National League of Commission Mer-chants Asks Aid of Gov. Roosevelt ofN. Y. to Have Fruits and VegetablesExempted 726

New York Board of Trade Favors In-crease 230

Operating Expenses to be Studied byCommission 579

Opposition Testimony to be Heard inAugust 579, 726

Political Influence in Matter Criticized__ 230Public Service Commission of Kansas toArgue Against Increase 727

Railroads Finish Presenting Case forHigher Rates 578

Railway Age Expresses Views onPetition 582

Resolutions Protesting Against ,and inFavor of, Increase 726

Shaughnessy, J. F., Proposes RailLoan Bank Instead of Increase 1388

Shippers in Eastern Territory SolidlyOppose Raise 1387

Southern Roads Assail Petition 57State Railroad Commission's•Petition to

Dismiss Case, Denied 1385State Railroad Commissions to Co-

operate with I. S. C. C. on Petition.... 229Tennessee Products Corp. ApprovesCommission 577

Testimony for and Against Plan 1385Valuation Set by Commission 389Wage Inquiry, Commission Again Askedto Include 1387

Wages Not Too High Say Union LeadersAsking that Wages be Left from Dis-cussion 1386

Wages Will Not be Considered in De-termination of Application SaysChairman Brainerd 725

Freight Rates-Discrimination Probe Started by I. S.CC.727

Florida Vegetables, Commission OrdersReduction on 1388

Fruit Rates in South Cut 57Grain Rates Ordered Reduced 230, 1182

Railroads Appeal to Supreme Court-1386Live Stock to be Moved from DrouthArea at Special Low Rates 57

Live Stock Rates Revised 579Reductions Asked in Rates on CertainHauls Where Roads Must CompeteWith Other Forms of Transportation_ 58

Freight (Revenue), Loadings of.

22, 197,360, 545, 708, 864, 1030, 1198, 1353,

1509. 1683, 1825, 1986Freight Traffic Falls Off Heavily in May.. 582Volume in First Half of Year 1065

Harrison, Milton W. Speaks on Need ofCo-ordination in Transportation Field_ _1713

Lee, Elisha, of Penn. R. R. Says if RoadsRCan be elieved of Government Sub-

sidized Competition They Will HaveNothing of Which to Complain 1064

Management Inquiry to be Held by I. S.C. 0 1389

Massachusetts Savings Bank Plan forRelief of New England Roads 891

Merger of Roads in Official ClassificationTerritory Held Up by Failure of Headsto Agree 1680

Missouri-Kansas-Texas R. R. Cuts Salaries1233Missouri Pacific It. R. Reduces Salaries-Union Workers on Five Day Week 580

Mohawk & Hudson R. R., Account ofInauguration of' Passenger Service by_ -1866

New York New Haven & Hartford R. It.Closes Shops 58

011 Shutdown Shows Effect on RailroadTraffic in East Texas 1523

Operating Expenses to be Studied by I. S.C. C. 529

Pullman Co. Reduces Cost of Upper Berthsas Experiment 1233Allows Experimental Reduction of 25%in Round Trip Accomodations 1388

St. Louis & San Francisco Ry. ReducesPay of Supervisory Officers-Wage PactsUnaffected 1233

Skillman, I. J. of Pennsylvania R. R.,Summarizes a' Century of Rail Develop-ment 728

Southern Ry. Shopmen Vote on Five DayWeek 57Clerks Working Hours Reduced 1389

Valuations Filed with I. S. C. C. 389, 580Wage Cut May be Necessary Says Daniel

Willard of B. & 0. 1994Wage Cuts Would be Fought by LaborChiefs 725

Wyandotte Terminal Road First to GetLoan Under Interstate Commerce Act_ _1388

Railroad Building and Loan AssociationReduces Cost of Home Financing 1986

Raisin Growers Get Advances from FarmBoard 1053. 1225

Rand McNally & Co. Survey Shows Trendof Banking Toward East 730

Rawson, Frederic H., on Banking Conditions_ 702Rayon Market Reviewed by Tubize ChatillonCorp 713

Real Estate-Ellis, G. W of Natl. Assn. of Real EstateBoards, Notes Improvement in Real Es-tate Business 1198

Hoover, President, Confers with New YorkBankers on Situation 1707

Index Figure Computed by National Assn.of Real Estate Boards 707

Rediscount Bank, International. See underLeague of Nations.

Refrigerator Prices Cut 1520Reichsbank. See under GermaJy.Reichskredit Gesellschaft. See k..der Germany

'Reimenschneider, Julius H., •iays Resale Price Investigation of Federal Trade Com-mission Was Superficial 723

Reparations. See under Germany.Resale Price Maintenance Repert of FederalTrade Commission. See under FederalTrade Commission.


JULY-SEPT., 1931.] INDEX X V

PageRetail Credit Conditions 1984Retail Food Prices, See Food Prices, Retail.Retail Trade. See Trade, Retail.Rhode Island, L. M. Ballou Named BankCommissioner of 48

Rice Exports to Be Stopped by JapaneseGovernment 1204

Richardson, George, Pres. National Assn. ofPurchasing Agents, Thinks Depression isGood for Public-Sees Hard Work aSolution 555

Rio Grande do Sul. See under Brazil.Ritchie, Gov. Albert C., of Maryland DecriesPublic Ownership of Utilities 1862

Roberts, George E., Sails for Europe to At-tend Meeting of Gold Delegation ofLeague of Nations 1215

Robinson, H. M., Proposal to Amend ReserveAct So That Closed Member and Non-Member Banks May Rediscount EligiblePaper 1864

Robinson, Senator, Asks Cut in CottonAcreage 1853

Roosevelt, Gov. Franklin D., of New York-Discusses Excessive Cost of Local Govern-ment 220

Rural Aid Commission Appointed 1548Unemployment Relief Measures Recom-mended in Message to Legislature 1546, 1548

Rothschllds of Austria Reported Planning toLiquidate 37Rumor Declared False-Business to BeContinued Unchanged 383

Rubber Industry-Consumption of Crude Rubber by Manu-

facturers 363. 1032. 1825Dutch Committee Reports Inability to

Agree on Restriction Plan 363Dutch Exports Smaller 712Malayan Exports of Crude Rubber

__- -_ 551

Price of Crude Rubber at Record Low ---- 1032Production and Stocks of Crude Rubber- - - 551Tires-

Production , Shipments, &c_ _200, 1032, 1689United States Rubber Co. on Five-DayWeek 1990

Ruhr. See under Germany.Rumania-Banca Generala Suspends Payments 41Bercovici Bank of Bucharest to Pay

Creditors in Full 1701Bonds Drawn for Redemption 1536Corn Crop 1691French Franc, Business and Financial

Transactions Carried On, On Basis of- -2010Gasoline Tax 1538Gold Reserve Detailed 2010Loan Sought 569Walnut Growers Form Export Syndicate .1205Wheat at Record Low Price 1039

Russell, Gov. of Ga., Advocates SpecialSession of Congress to Give Aid to CottonFarmers 1543

Russia-American Workers to be Imported_1372British Financial Crisis Thrills Moscow- _2014Chile Seeks to Exchange Nitrate for Oil_ _1848Currency Inflated 1216Drouth Hits Grain Crop 1216Factory Management to be Reorganized_ _1702Federal Farm Board of U. S. Rejects Offerto Buy Cotton 203

German Reichsbank to Rediscount RussianBills 1532

Grain Crop Prospects Reduced by Dry,Hot Weather 869

Grain Trust Split Up 1518Great Britain Extends Time on Credits.. _ _ 215Wheat Exports Set Record 1375

St. Louis Live Stock Exchange Asks thatFarm Board be Liquidated 1852

St. Louis & San Francisco Ry. Reduces Payof Supervisory Officers-Wage Pacts Un-affected 1233

St. Louis Federal Intermediate Credit Bank-See Federal Intermediate Credit Bank ofSt. Louis.

St. Louis Stock Exchange Quotations bymonths 224

San Paulo. See under Brazil.Santa Fe. See under Argentina.Santander. See under Colombia.Savings Banks. See under Banks.Saxon State Mortgage Institution. See underGermany.

Schoenberger, A. & Co. See under Germany.Schroeder. J. F. See under Germany.Schuster, Sir George. See under India.Schuyler. Chadwick & Burnham Suspendedfrom Now York Stock Exchange 2021

Security-First National Bank of Los Angeleson Business Conditions in the Pacific South-west 550. 1030

Seidman. J. S.. Discusses Tax Ruling onFixed Investment Trusts 1381Shafer, Gov. of North Dakota, CriticizesRules for Drouth Laws 2017Shaughnessy, J. F., Proposes Rail Loan BankInstead of Increased Freight Rates 1388Sheffield Farms Co. Reduces Cream Price_ _ _ 28Shell Petroleum Corp. Cuts Texas CrudeOil Price 205Shipbuilding of World Lower than Since Pre-War Days 889Shoes and Boots, Production of 202Siam Agrees to Adopt Tin Quota Scheme Pro-vided Quota is not Less than 10,000 Tonsper Year 205Silberling Research Corp. Survey of Opera-tions of Federal Reserve System 1857Silk Trade-Employment in Industry Decreases_ _552, 1357Japan Reports Smaller Cocoon Crop 1990Japan Withdraws Silk for Export fromWorld Trade 1041Paterson, N. J., Silk Mill Workers Strike

552. 1206Raw Silk Statistics 202, 870. 1520Sales and Stocks of Piece Goods 714. 1357Silver-Darling, J. F., of Midland Bank of London.Proposes Formation of Superbank to Sta-

bilize Silver 37Germany Reported Buying Silver in U. kJ_ _1215Imports and Exports from U. S. byCountries 557, 1363

Imports and Exports from U. S. byMonths 545. 1198

Production in United States 1364Singer, Saul and Herbert, of Bank of U. S.

See Bank of United States.Skillman, T. J., Summarizes a Century of RailDevelopment 728

Smith, Sen. E. D., Cotton Plan Transmittedby President Hoover to Farm Board 1378

PageSmuts, Gen. Jan Christiaan. See under Great

Britain.Snowden, Philip. See under Great Britain.South Africa not to Abandon Gold Standard_2014South Dakota, National Bank Statute Clari-

fied as to Security Pledged for Deposits ofPublic Moneys in 1861

South Dakota Attorney-General Holds Useof Sinking Fund for Drouth Relief Illegal ...1855

Southern Ry. Shopmen Vote on Five-Day

Clerks Working Hours Reduced 1389Spain-Bank Branches Affected by Decree 1536Bank of Catalonia Suspends 214Bank of Spain Lifts Discount Rate 215Barcelona Stock Exchange Closes 215Foreign Currency Holdings Ordered Liqui-dated as Move to Aid Peseta' 1703

Gold Reserves Mobilized to Stabilize Peseta 1372Speyer, James B., Returns from Abroad-

Expresses Views 1712Stamp. Sir Josiah. See under Great Britain.Standard Oil Groups Dividend PaymentsSurveyed by Carl H. Pforzheimer & Co... -1860

State and Municipal and Government Bonds,National and State Banks Need Not WriteOff Depreciation on 1672, 1861

Statisticians in Industry View of BusinessConditions 1349, 1982

Steel Industry. See Iron and Steel Industry.Stephenson, Rome C., in Address before

National Assn. of Mutual Savings BanksDiscusses Bankers Compaign for Promot-ing Thrift 228

Stimson, Secy. of State-Confers With Premier Mussolini of Italy_ - 215Denies Discussing Debt Revision 1214Italy Influenced to Take Part in Disarma-ment Conference 384

Returns from Abroad 1529Sails for Europe 33Seven Power Conference on Central Eu-rope Economic Situation, to be Present at 384

Stock Market in New York Rallies FollowingSevere Decline Incident to British GoldSuspension-Pool Formed 2019

Stone, Chairman James C., of Federal FarmBoard-Brazils Exchange of Coffee forFarm Board Wheat Discussed 1375Denies Proposing Moratorium on FarmLoans by Fed. Land Banks 571

European Credit Restoration Will Aid OurExport Sales 571

Explains Farm Boards Wheat Policy 886Federal Farm Board Has Stopped Stabiliza-

tion Buying 1710Wilmer Plan to Control Surplus WheatCrops, Objections to 216

Straus, S. W., Survey of Building Permits_ -1510Sullivan, Mark, Comments on Swope Planto Stabilize Industry 1821

Summers, John W., Rep. of Walla Walla,Wash. Plan for Wheat Surplus ControlDisapproved by Federal Farm Board 1851

Sun Maid Raisin Growers of Calif. to Get Ad-vances from Federal Farm Board_ __ _1053 , 1225

Swine Industry Overexpanding. Opinion ofC. B. Denman 1545

Swope, Gerard M., Plan to Stabilize Industryand Employment 1819Sullivan, Mark, Comments on Plan 1821

Sugar Industry-Chadbourne Sugar Restriction Plan-Chadbourne. Thomas L., Statement Re-

garding Plan 1832German Export Quota May be Increased 1833Germany Needs Credits to Carry Crops.. 1833Machado. Pres., of Cuba, Proclamation

Regarding 1932 Restriction 1832Peru May Join Plan 1833

European Sugar Beet Production ReportedCut 1520

Germany Closes Sugar Futures Exchange_ _ 721Guatemala Restricts Production- - - - _ _ _ _ _1204United States Tariff Commission OrdersInquiry into Sugar Duty 1833

Sugar Institute. Governments Anti TrustSuit Against, Date Set for Hearings 1833

Summers, Rep. John W., Plan for Disposalof Wheat Surplus Rejected by FarmBoard 1851, 2015

Sweden-Gold Standard to be Maintained as Long as

Possible 2010Jacobsson Per, Named Economic Adviser

to Bank for International Settlements_ _1216Kreuger & Toll and Swedish Match Secur-

ity Issues Hit by Bear Attacks 1535Advances Loan to Poland not Yet Due_ _1702Ecuador Cancels Match Monopoly 1703

Persia, to Barter Products With 1702Switzerland-Bank of Geneva in Financial Difficilties-to Receive Government Aid 214

Banks Form Consortium to Support Stocks 1536Comptoir d'Escompte de Geneve MergesWith Union Financiere de Geneve 1845

Tober, L. J., Indorses Action of Farm Boardin Disposing of Wheat to Foreign Countries1851

Talmage, Commissioner, of Georgia UrgesAdoption of Plan to Stop Cotton Planting_1543

Tariff Duties Raised by 45 Countries 1062Tax Conference of State and Federal OfficialsProposed to Pres. Hoover 225

Taxes, Federal. See under U. S.Tea Imports of U.S.1038Teague, C. C., Retires from Farm Board_ _ _ _1052Tennessee Products Corp. Supports Applica-

tion of Railroads for Increased FreightRates 577

Texas Bank Deposit Guaranty LitigationSettled 49

Texas Pacific Land Trust Has Record Declineon Stock Exchange 1858

Theodore. Edward Granville. See underAustralia.

Thompson, Sam H., Says Farmers MustAdjust Activities to Meet New Conditions_1052

Tin-Restriction Plan-Siam Accepts Quota Scheme. Quota

Shall not be Less than 10,000 tons,205. 373

Tires. See under Rubber Industry.Tobacco-Cigarettes-

Price Increase by Manufacturers andRetailers 206

Price Increase Greatly Improves Outlookfor Leading Manufacturers 28

Co-operative Marketing Assns. to be SetUp in South 1357

Great Britain Increases Duty to Surpriseof Virginia Tobacco Men 1698

PageToledo, Ohio, Bank Failures 1234Trade, Retail. See under Federal ReserveBank of New York. Kansas City, Atlanta,Richmond, Dallas, Chicaco, Philadelphia.Wells Fargo Bank & Union Trust Co. ofSan Francisco-Federal Reserve Board.

Trade. Wholesale. See under Federal Re-serve Bank of New York, Kansas City, At,-lanta, Richmond, Dallas Chicago, Phila-delphia, Wells Fargo Batik & Union TrustCo. of San Francisco.

Transamerica Corp.-Ownership of Shares_ _1715Transamerica Corp. to Sell Control of Bank

Interests 2028Glannini, A. 0., Founder of Company, Ad-

vises Holders Not to Sell Stock 2029Trust Laws, Anti. See Anti Trust Laws.Trusts and Wills, Trust Companies Agreewith Bar Assn. of N. Y. and CountyLawyers Assn. in Matter of Procedure inDrawing of 227

Unemployment Conditions. See LaborConditions.

Union Financiere de Geneve. See underSwitzerland.

Union Guardian Trust Co. of Detroit onMichigan Business Conditions 710

Union Joint Stock Land Bank of Detroit.See under Joint Stock Land Banks.

Union Trust Co. of Cleveland on BusinessConditions 543, 1508

United States of America-Agriculture Department-Cotton Acreage, Conditions and Produc-

tion 1039Farmers, Loans to, Amount Repaid 1225Grain Crop Report-

Domestic_ _ _ _201, 365, 1032. 1690, 1827Foreign 368, 1035, 1830

World Wheat Carryover 1691Balance of International Payments 194Budget Cut Urged by Senator Carter

Glass 1860Canada Asks Gold Mines to Divert Orefrom United States Mint 2011

Canadian Minister to United States Pre-sents Credentials 40

Congress Not to Be Called in Extra Sessionfor Any Reason 1392

Custom bond Regulations, Hearing to beHeld at Treasury on 1717

Dollar Supplants Sterling in Calculationsof Certain Commodity Shipments fromPacific Coast to Europe 2012

Five-Day Week for Federal Employees-Bill in Congress Upheld by Conventionof Postal Clerks 1384

Foreign Investments of U. S. Estimated 888Winkler, Max, Views of 1980

Foreign Loans by U. S. Necessary, SaysChester D. Pugsley of WestchesterCounty National Bank 376

Foreign Trade--Analysis of Imports and Exports 708Balance of International Payments 194Cotton, Cotton Cloths, Yarns, Threadsand Hosiery, Domestic Exports of... 714

Gold and Silver Imports and Exports byCountries 557. 1363

Gold. Silver and Merchandise Importsand Exports by Months 545. 1198

Grain and Grain Products, DomesticExports of 715

Meats and Fats, Domestic Exports of.. 714Merchandise Imports and Exports by

Countries 866Petroleum Imports at Principal Ports 204Tea Imports 1038

Gold Hoard of U. S. Viewed as Curse byMahatma Gandhi 2013

Gold Stocks at Record Peak 1860Government Cost in Cities of U. S. 422Government Cost Discussed by MorrisEdwards 1392

Great Britain, Americans Hold few bondsof 2002

Great Britain. Suspension of Gold Pay-ments Considered Likely to ImproveEconomic Conditions 2005

Immigration and Deportation 51Income Tax Compared with Britain's- ...1698Income Tax Dept. Ruling Makes FeesPaid by Corporations to Registrars andTransfer Agents Deductible from Tax.. 889

Interior Department-Supreme Court Upholds Right to Refuse

Permits for Oil on Public Lands 30Internal Revenue Receipts 218Investments of Americans Abroad- - -888. 1980Labor Department-

Building Operations in U. S. 1351, 1985Building Trades Employment and Pay-

rolls 543, 1351Commodity Price, 'Wholesale, Index of

539, 1195. 1823Cost of Living Index 542Employment and Payrolls. Indexes of,

360, 1194, 1983Employment Service Bureau to be Re-

organized 1061Food Prices, Retail. 540. 1195, 1824, 1984Labor Turnover 543, 1351, 1985

League of Nations Disarmament Confer-ence, Government to Accept Invitationto Attend 215

Money Stocks in County 34, 720, 1363Navy Department-Brooklyn Navy Yard Forces Not to be

Radically Cut 1233Post Office Dept.-Canada, Increases Rates to 1716Great Britain and Ireland, Increase inRates to 1220

P. M.. Discusses Service in N.Y.-Sub-treasury May Be Replaced byPost Office Modeled After FederalHall 839

New York City Hall Station to be Re-moved 46

Supreme Court Rulings. See Court Rul-ings under "C.'

Tariff Commission to Investigate SugarDuties 1833

Taxes-Gift Tax Law Likely to be Repassed_

- -1391

Harrison, Sen. Pat, Opposed to Aug.Increase 225Treasury Department-

Bill Offering Oversubscribed, 50. 387,574, 723, 889, 1060, 1229, 1382, 2023Bond Issue of Long Maturity Contem-plated 723, 1383Bonds Offered 1554, 1712Traded at Discount 1713


XVI INDEX [Vol.. 133—PART 1.

PageUnited States of America (Concluded)—,Treasury Department (Concluded)—

Bonds. Subscriptions to, from RichmondFederal Reserve District, IndicatePadding 674

Certificates Offered 1554, 1712Coinage at Mints in August 1556Custom Bond Regulations, Hearing to beHeld at Treasury on 1717

December Financing, Attention Turnedto 1556

Internal Revenue Receipts 218Money Stocks 34, 720, 1363Offering, Preliminary Notice of 1229Receipts and Expenditures for FiscalYears Result in Deficit Statement ofunder Secy. Mills 50

Turnover Sept. 16, 1865Unemployment Relief Activities. Seeunder Labor Conditions.

World War Veterans Asked to Seek noMore Relief Legislation 1556

World War Veterans, Disabled and Un-employed 1557

United States Steel Corp.—Shares of Stock Held Abroad 581Unfilled Orders 206. 1045, 1694Wage Changes, Record of 1990Wages Reduced 1990Statements Regarding Action_ _ _1991. 1992

University of Buffalo on Buffalo WholesaleCredit Conditions 1512

University of Pittsburgh. Review of BusinessConditions 361

Uruguay—Bank of Republic Authorized to ExportGold 1704

Bond Services to be Met 1218Debt Delay Subsidy Planned 1051French Banks Reported Opening Creditfor Uruguay 1703

Gold Reserve, Takes Stock of 1218Gold Shipped to London 1218, 1847

Gold Sold to Pay Interest on Foreign Loans- -1538Gold, 25% of Duties Must be Paid in 2012Import Embargo Planned 1051Morato, Octavio, Gen. Mgr. Bank of Re-

public to Visit U. 5 1218Peso Falls to New Low Level 722Government Abandons Attempt to Peg. 1538

President Terra Donates Part of Salary toUnemployed 1219

Radio and Phonograph Surtaxes Increases-1373

1 regetables Marketed by Members of Co-V operatives in Northeastern States 1854

PageVenezuela—Gomez, Gen. Juan Vicente, Elected Presi-dent 41

011 Production and Shipments 1207

Wages, SeeLaborondltrnsner

gzn

Conditions. at a Way be

Found Out of the to Wages Cuts 890

Urges Huge Bond Issue to Provide Workfor Unemployed 1706

Walla Walla Plan for Wheat Surplus ControlDisapproved by Farm Board 1851, 2015

Wallace, Thos F. Address before NationalAss'n of Mutual Savings Banks 46

Walnut Growers in Rumania Form ExportSyndicate 1205

Walsh, Sen., Proposes Farm Board GiveWheat to Red.Cross for Drouth Rellef 2017

Watson, Senator, Asserts France Does NotIntend to Pay U. S. for War Stocks 1529

Wells Fargo Bank & Union Trust Co. of SanFrancisco on Business and Trade in Cali-fornia 711, 1985

West & Co. Failure—Schedules Filed in Federal DistrictCourt 218, 1551

Western Electric Co. Lays Off Few Em-ployees 1385

Wheeler. Sen., Proposes Farm Board GiveWheat to Red Cross for Drouth Relief-_- _2017

Whitney, Richard, Pres. of N. Y. Stock Ex-change—

Fixed Trust Statement Regarding Amend-ment of Rules of N. Y. Stock Exchangein Regard to Organization of 45

Urges that Forces of Supply and Demandbe Left Unhindered 1856

Wholesale Trade. See Trade, Wholesale.Wichita Federal Land Bank. See under Fed-

eral Land Bank of.Wiggin, A. H., Named American Member of

Committee Set Up by Bank for Interna-tional Settlements on German Credits- - 722

American Bankers Confer Power to Super-vise American Interests 1050

Plans Return to U. S 1367Willard, Daniel. Says Railroad May NeedWage Cut 1994

Williams, Carl, Lauds President Hoover'sStatement Against Grain Short Sales.. _ _ _ 386

Asks if Cotton can Remain King 883Farm Board Has Stopped StabilizationBuying 1544, 1710

Farm Board Opposed to Private Handlingof Its Cotton Holdings 1852

PageWills and Personal Trusts, Trust CompaniesAgree With Bar Ass'n of N. Y. and CountyLawyers Ass'n in Matter of Procedure InDrawing of 227

Wilson, Prof. R. B., at Babson NationalBusiness Conference Says Stage is Set forBetter Business 1682

Wilmer Plan to Control Surplus WheatCrops. See under Grain.

Wilson, E. Bird, on New Importance ofCommercial Bank Advertising 1868

Winan, II. C., New York Broker, Author ofPlan Whereby Federal Farm Board Ex-changed Wheat for Brazilian Coffee 1374

Winkler, Max, on Causes for EconomicDisturbances 208

American Investments Abroad 1980Defaults in Foreign Government Bonds- - -1220

Wisconsin Fixed Trust Law 1648Wood Struthers & Co. Surveys Annual Con-sumption of Electricity in United States_ _ _1510

Woody & Co., Failed Brokerage Firm to PayCreditors About 50c. on the Dollar_888, 1551

Composition Offer Approved by Court-- - -2021World Court Finds Customs Accord Between

Austria and Germany Illegal 1699Opinions Regarding Decision 1699, 1700

World War Veterans Asked to Seek no Fur-ther Relief Legislation 1556, 2023

American Legion Votes Down New BonusProposal 2024

World War Veterans, Disabled and Unem-ployed 1567

Wool—Australian 1931-1932 Wool Clip 1691Wyandotte Terminal Road Gets Loan from

1.-S. C. C. under Recapture Clause 1388•Voung, Owen D.-1 Address to Graduating Class of St.

Lawrence University 1226Swope, Gerard M., Plan for StabilizingIndustry, Remarks on 1819

Young Plan. See under Germany, Reparations.Yugoslavia—Banks Meet Run With Aid of NationalBank 2010

Currency Law, Text of 1217Hoover Moratorium Plan Not Accepted- - -1217

Zimmerman, Leopold, of Zimmerman &Forshay, Death of 1858

Zinc—Cartel Reported Formed by LeadingProducing Countries to Restrict Pro-

duction 45% 372Restriction Put in Effect 1208

Price Lower 1208Slab Zinc Statistics 206, 874, 1694World Output 1694


JULY-SEPT., 1931.] IND EX XVII

NEWS REGARDING BANKS, TRUST COMPANIES, ETC.

A tann,e SitniTee 1 ne(Natchitoches, La.) Page.' 1561

Agricultural Securities Corp. (Minneapolis,Minn.) 582

Allaire Holding Corp. (N . Y. 1718Allison-East End Trust Co. larrisburg. Pa.) 1718Allison Hill Trust Co. (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1718Alpena National Bank (Mich.) 234American Bank (Toledo, Ohio) 1234American Bank & Trust Co. (DaytonaBeach. Fla.) 898

American Bank & Trust Co. (New Albany,Ind.) 1872

American Bank & Trust Co. (Richmond,Va.) 1398, 1559

American Commercial & Savings Bank(Davenport. Iowa) 585

American Exchange Bank (Canton, Ohio)_ _ _1235American Exchange Trust Co. (Little Rock,

Ark.) 231American Express Bank & Trust Co. (N. Y.),

60, 392American Home Security Bank (Grand Rap-

ids, Mich.) 1720American National Bank (Grand Rapids,Mich.) 1720

American National Bank (Jamestown, N. Y.) 391American National Bank of Shreveport (Ala.)1238American National Bank of Spartanburg(S. C.) 1398

American Savings Bank & Trust Co. (Daven-port, Iowa) 585

American State Bank (Cadillac, Mich.) 734American State Bank (Milwaukee, Wis.)_735, 899American State Bank (St. Mary's, Ohio)_ _ _ _2032American Trust Co. (Charlotte, N. C.) 585American Union Bank (N. Y.)...896, 1394, 1869Anthracite Trust Co. (Scranton. Pa.) 1871Armitage State Bank (Chicago, Ill.) 392Auburn Park Trust & Savings Bank (Chicago,

Ill.) 392Ayres, Colonel (Cleveland, Ohio), 541, 1193, 1822

pain Banks (Chicago. Ill.) 392. 1237, 1397Moaltimore Trust Co. (Md.) ' 2031BancOhio Corp. (Ohio) 1719Bankamerica Co. (San Francisco, Calif.) 899Bancokentucky Co. (Louisville, Ky.) 2033Bank for International Settlements-379, 878, 1699Bank of America, N. A. (N. Y.) 1508Bank of America National Trust & Savings

Association (San Francisco, Calif.)_64,586, 1399, 1721

Bank of Arlington (Ky.) 2033Bank of Barlow (Ky.) 583. 2033Bank of Batavia (N. Y) 584Bank of Beaufort (N. 0.) 1873Bank of Black Mountain (N. C 59Bank of Commerce of Anacortes sylash.)___.. 586Bank of Commerce (Dearborn, ich.)_734, 899Bank of Commerce & Trusts (Richmond,Va.) 1721, 1871

Bank of Dearborn (Mich.) 734, 899Bank of Europe Trust Co. (N. Y.).._1394,

1717, 1869Bank of Erie (Monroe County, Mich.) 1560Bank of Hasbrouck Heights (N. J.) 1559Bank of Henning (Tenn.) 1234Bank of Jamestown (N. 'Y.) 1718Bank of Kingwood (W Va.) 59Bank of Lowell (N. C.) 231Bank of Manhattan Trust Co. (N. Y.) 2030Bank of Montreal (Canada) 202, 546, 870Bank of Mound City (Holt County, Mo.)__ _1561Bank of Pittsburgh, N. A. (Pa.) 1397, 2031Bank of Ridgely (Md.) 1072Bank of Rockingham (N. C.) 1873Bank of Roseboro (N. C.) 389Bank of Saginaw (Mich.) 585Bank of Sutton (W. Va.) 1719Bank of United States (N. Y.) .45, 217, 583,

730, 895, 1066, 1236, 1557, 1717, 1868Dank of Wayland (Floyd County, Ky.) 1068Bank of West Durham (N. C.) 1234Banks, A. B. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1720

39059

Banks of Canada, Condition ofBankers Trust Co. (N. Y.) Bankers Trust Co. (Philadelphia Pa.)_ _47,

'733,1396, 1719Banque de Paris et des Pays-Bas (France)_ _ _1721Barclay's Bank, Ltd. (London, Eng.) 393Barr, Robert W. (Chattanooga. Tenn.) 63Bay Ridge Savings Bank (Brooklyn, N. Y.),

390, 1070Brainard State Bank (Neb.) 1238Brevard Banking Co. (N. O. 1234Brooklyn National Bank (B'klyn, N. Y.)__ _ _1394Brooklyn Trust Co. (N. y.) 232, 2030Bruno State Bank (Neb.) 1238Bryant Park Bank (N. Y.) 1393Bryn Mawr State Bank (Chicago, Ill.) 392Burr Oak State Bank (Mimi.) 1398Butler County Bank (Davis City,'Neb.)___ _1238Butler Deposit Bank (Butler, Ky.) 1721Belding Savings Bank (Mich.) 63, 1872Bergenline Trust Co. (Union City, N. J.),

898, 1070Berger, William B. (Denver. Colo.) 63Biltmore-Oteen Bank (Biltmore, N. C.) 59Blitzstein & Co., M. L. (Philadelphia, Pa.) 391

Fradillac State Bank (Mich.) 734••••••aldwell & Co. (Nashville, Tenn.) 45, 218Caldwell, Rogers (Nashville, Tenn.) 45, 218Canadian Banks, Conditions of 390Capital Trust Co. (Schenectady, N. Y ) 2030Carroll County Loan & Trust Co. (Delphi,

Ind.) 733Catskill National Bank & Trust Co. (Catskill,N. Y.) 232

Cayuga County National Bank (N. Y.) 1396Centerburg Savings Bank (Ohio) 392Central Bank & Trust Co. (Asheville, N. C.)

895, 1393. 1720Central Depositors Bank & Trust Co. (Akron,Ohio) 585

Central Hanover Bank & Trust Co. (N. Y.)46, 584. 896.'1558

Central National Bank (Chardon. Ohio) 1237.'1871

Central National Bank (Portland, Ore)_ __ _1721Central National Bank & Trust Co. (BattleCreek, Mich) 234

Central Republic Bank & Trust Co. (Chicago,Ill.) 585, 734, 1560

Central Republic Co. (Chicago, Ill.)_ _ _ _585, 1560Central Trust Co. (Chicago, Ill) 63, 1560Central Trust Co. (Frederick, Md.)__-1559, 1871Chase Harris Forbes Corp. (N. Y.) 45Chase National Bank of N. Y. (N. Y.)-232, 1068

PageChatham Phenix National Bank & Trust Co.(N. Y.) 1381

Chatham State Bank (Chicago, Ill.) Chemical Bank& Trust Co. N . Y.)

392390

Chemical State Sayings Bank (Midland,Mich) 1398, 1720

Chesapeake Bank of Baltimore (Md.) _____ _ _2031Chicago Curb Exchange (Chicago. 111.).896, 1228Chicago Lawn State Bank (Chicago, Ill.) _ 392Chicago Stock Exchange (Ill.)__ _59, 1717, 1869Chicago Title & Trust Co. (Chicago, 111.)_ _ _ .. 393Citizens Bank of Anacortes (Wash.) 586Citizens Bank of Maryville (Mo.) 1398Citizens' Bank of Pulaski (Tenn.) 234Citizens' Bank of Wake Forest (N. C.) 63Citizens' Bank of Win (Pa.) 392Citizens Bank & Trust Co (Lexington, Ky.)

59, 231Citizens Commercial Bank (Waynesfield, 0.) 896Citizens' Commercialgs Savings Bank (War-ren, Ohio) 1235

Citizens Loan & Trust Co. (Frankfort, Ind.)_1719Citizens National Bank (Blooming Grove,Texas) 721

Citizens' National Bank (Delphi, Ind.) 733Citizens National Bank (Fairmont, Minn.)._ 899Citizens' National Bank (Jenkintown, Pa.)_ _2031Citizens National Bank of Portland (Ore.) - - -1072Citizens National Trust & Sayings Bank (Los

Angeles, Cal.) 2033Citizens State Bank of Big Rapids (Mich.). _1720Citizens' State Bank of Pine Island (Minn .)_ _1072Citizens State Bank of West Union (a.) 734Citizens State Bank of Whitewater (Wis.) -

234

Citizens Trust & Savings Bank (Davenport,Ia.) 585

Citizens Tr. & Savings Bank (Sturgis, Mich.)1398City National Bank of Sweetwater (Tex.)_- - 735City National Bank Si Trust Co. (Evanston,

Illinois) 234City National Bank & Trust Co. (Phila. Pa.)1718City Trust Co. (N. Y.) 1069Cleveland Trust Co.11hio) 1823, 1822Coast National Bank

, Seaside Heights, N. J.)1071

Coffee County Bank

lit

(Douglas, Ga.) 64Colorado Nat'l Bank (Colorado, Tex.).393, 1872Colorado National Bank (Denver, Colo.) - - 63Columbia National Bank (Portland, Ore.)- - 899Commercial Bank of Kenton (Ohio) 233Commerce Guardian Trust & Savings Bank(Toledo, Ohio) 1234, 1397

Commercial Bank of Marion (Ohio) 583Commercial Bank of Middletown (Ohio) 233Commercial Bank & Trust Co. (Gastonia,N. C.) 231

Commercial National Bank (Phoenix, Ariz.) -1072Commercial National Bank (Hattiesburg,

Miss.) 231Commercial National Bank (Lafayette. La.). 234Commercial Savings Bank & Trust Co.

Toledo, Ohio) 1234, 1397Commercial State Bank (Bonner Springs,Kan.) 586, 1238

Consolidated Bank of Mineral Point (Wis.) --

734Consolidated State Bank (Baldwin County,

Ala.) 1561Continental Bank & Trust Co. (N. Y.)...232,

897. 1068. 1394, 1558, 1718, 1869. 2030Continental Illinois Bank & Trust Co. (Ill.)

1560,1719Cook County Banks (Ill.) 1553Cook County Trust Co. (Chicago. 111.) 1071Corinth Bank & Trust Co. (Corinth, Miss.)

583,895Corn Exchange Bank & Trust Co. (N. Y.) 896Cosmopolitan Bank & Trust Co. (Cincinnati,Ohio) 233

Crocker First Co. (San Francisco, Cal.) 235Curtice State Bank (Ohio) 1719

Dansard State Bank (Monroe, Mich.)._ _ _1398artmouth National Bank (Hanover, N. H.) 898

Davis Trust Co. (Brazil, Ind.) 1397Delphi State Bank (Delphi, Ind.) 733Delta State Bank (Edcouth, Tex.) 2033Detour Bank (Detour, Md.) 1871Dime Bank Title & Trust Co. (Wilkes-Barre,Pa.) 2032

Discount Corporation (N. Y.) 232Dry Dock Savings Institution (N. Y.) 897Dundee National Bank (Dundee, N. Y.).. - - 733Dwight State Bank (Neb.) 1238

E t End Trust Co. (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1718au Claire National Bank (Wis.) 734

Eau Claire State Bank (Wis.) 2032Elizabeth Trust Co. (N. J.).62, 898. 1396, 1559Elmora State Bank & Trust Co. N. J.)_ 898,

1396, 1559Elou Banking & Trust Co. (N. C.) 1720Elstan State Bank (Chicago, Ill.) 392Erie Avenue Bank at Hyde Park (Cincinnati,Ohio) 899, 1237, 1719

Farmers Bank (Topeka, Kan.) 1872armers' & Mechanics' Bank (Fort Plain,N . 'Y .) 1070

Farmers' & Merchants' Bk. of Benson (Wis.)_1072Farmers & Merchants Bank (Durant, Ia.). _ _ 734Farmers' & Merchants' Bk (Kinston, N. C.). 731Farmers' & Merchants' Bank of Reedsville(W. Va.) 390

Farmers' & Merchants' Bk. of Tipton (Mich.) 393Farmers' & Merchants National-Bank (Troy,

Ala.) 1238Farmers National Bank of Princeton (Ky.) 234Farmers Savings Bank (Stanhope, Ia.) 1072Farmers' State Bank of Brighton (Colorado)_ 586Farmers State Bank of Kawkawlin (Mich.)_1720Farmers' State Bank (Kenyon, Minn.) 234Farmers, State Bank of Loxley (BaldwinCounty, Ala.) 1561

Farmers' State Bank of Mountain Lake(Minn.) 1720

Farmers State Bank of Pine Island (Minn.)_ _1072Farmers' Stat., Bank of Stanhope (Iowa)_ _ _ _1072Farmers' Trust Co. (Mount Holly, N. .T.)_ _ _ _1236Federal Reserve Bank (N. Y. 1229, 1862Fidelity & Columbia Tr. Co. (Louisville, Ky.) 231Fidelity Union Tr. Co. (Newark, N. J.) 1236, 1871First Bank of East Prairie (Mo.) 1373First Bank Stock Corp. (St. Paul, Minn.),

234, 582First Bank & Trust Co. (Washington, Pa.) 62First & Citizens Bank & Trust Co. (Smith-

field, N. C.) 389First Citizens State Bank (Whitewater, Wis.) 234First Citizens Trust Co. (Columbus, Ohio) _ _1397First Commercial National Bank (Kanto_ , O.) 233First Commercial & Say. Bk. (Durant, Mich),1872

PageFirst Farmers' & Merchants' National Bank(Troy, Ala.) 1238

First Italian State Bank (Chicago, Ill.) 1872First Nashua State Bank (Nashua, Ia.) 1237First National Bank of Angola (Ind.) 392First National Bank of Ashdown (Ark.) 234First National Bank or Blissfield (Mich.)_ _ 63First National Bank of Bluffton (lad.) _1072, 2032First Nations.. Bank of Blythe (Cal.) 1238First Nat. Bank of Bonner Sprine(Kan.)586, 1238First National Bank of Berger (Tex.) 235First National Bank in Bottineau (N. D.).. 1072First National Bank of Butler (N. J.) 1558First National Bang of Carey (Ohio) 1871First National Bank of Chattanooga (Tenn.) 63First National Bank of Chicago (111.)_ _393,

703, 1071, 1398. 1872First National Bank of Clarence (Ia.) 234First National Bank of Corsicana (Texas)_ _ _1072First National Bank of Denison (Iowa) 1072First National Bank of El Paso (Tex.) 1721First National Bank of Elizabethtown (Tenn.) 899First National Bank of Federalsburg (Md.) 233First National Bank of Galitzen (Pa) 899First National Bank of Genoa (N Y.) 60First National Bank of Goodland (Ind.)._ 899First National Bank of Gresham (Neb.) 234First National Bank of Highland Falls (N. Y.)1070First National Bk. of Hooperston (HQ_ _393, 1379First National Bank of Huntington (Indj_ 2032First National Bank of Inkster (Mich.) 1872First National Bank of Kaufman (Tex.) 235First National Bank of Kenton (Ohio) 233First National Bank of Kramer (N. D.) 1072First National Bank of LaMoure (N. D.). __ _1237First National Bank of Lindsborg (Kan .)_ _ _ _1872First National Bank in Litchfield (Minn.) 393First National Bank of Marion (N. C.) 2032First National Bank of Marysville (Cal.)._ 586First National Bank of McGehee (Ark.) 234First National Bank of Mechanicsville (N.Y.)1558First National Bank of Meridian (Miss.)__ _ _1399First Nat. Bk. of Middlebourne (W. Va.). _ _1072First National Bank of Mineral Wells (Tex.)_1721First National Bank of Mount Angel (Ore.)_ 235First National Bank of New Haven (Conn.) 898First National Bank of Pearisburg (Va.)_ _ _ _1721First National Bank of Plattsburg (N. 391First National Bank of Putnam (Conn.)._ _ _1718First National Bank of Quapaw (Okla.) 735First National Bank of Reading (Mass.) 1870First National Bank of Ripley (NT Y.) 897First National Bank of Raymond (Wash .). _ _1873First National Bank of Rosemount (Minn.)._ 393First National Bank of Marys (Ohio) 2032First National Bank of Salida (Cal.) 735First National Bank of Sanford (Me.) 1870First National Bank in Sidney (N. Y.) 391First National Bank of Silverton (Ore.) 735First National Bank of Spartanburg (S. C.). _1398First National Bank of Taylor (Tex.) 899First National Bank of Troy (Ala.) 1238First National Bank of Valley Falls (Kan.)._ 586First National Bank of Ukialo (Cal.) 1399First National Bank of Vicksburg (Miss.) -1399First National Bank of Wauseon (Ohio)_ _ _ _1560First Nat. Bank of (Wheaton, Minn.). _234, 1072First National Bank of Whitewater (Wis.) 234First Nat. Bk. & Tr. Co. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 232First Nat. Bk. & Tr. Co. (Middletown, N.Y.) 232First Nat. Bk. & Tr. Co. (Northport, L. I.). 390First Nat. Bk. & Tr. Co. (Port Huron, Mich.)1071First Nat. Bk. & Tr. Co. (Rockaway, N'. J.).1718First & Second National Bk. (Oswego, N. Y.) 60First Security Corp. (Salt Lake City, Utah)- 735First State Bank of Birmingham (Mich.). _ _1872First State Bank of Lewiston (Minn.) 393First State Bank of Mountain Lake (Minn.)_1720First State Bank of Pleasantdale (Neb 1238First State Bank & Trust Co. (Paris, Tenn.)_ 895First Taylor National Bank (Taylor. Tex.) 899First & Tri-State National Bank & Trust Co.(FortWayne, Ind.) 63

First Trust & Savings Bank (Hammond, Ind.)1720First Union Trust & Savings Bank (Chicago,

Ill.) 107l,1719First Willapa Harbor National Bank (Ray-mond, Wash.) 1873

Florida National Bank & Trust Co. (Miami,Florida) 1237

Foreman-State National Bank (Chicago, Ill.).63, 734, 1071., 1398

Foreman-State Trust & Savings Bank(Chicago, Ill.) 63, 1071, 1398

Fort Myers Trust Co. (Fla.) 392Framingham National Bank (Mass.) _ _1870, 2030Franklin Savings Bank (Pittsburgh, Pa.)_ __ _2031Fullerton State Bank (Chicago, Ill.) 393

Garfield County Bank (Enid, Okla.) 735arner Banking & Trust Co. (Wake County,N. C.) 389

Gary Trust Sr Savings Co. (Gary, Ind.) 59Gaston Loan & Trust Co. (Gastonia, N. C.) 231Georges National Bank (Thomastown, Me.) .2030Girard Trust Co. (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1559Glendora Bank of Glendora (Calif.) 1721Globe Bank & Trust CO. (Brooklyn, N. Y.)

1395,'l869Gloucester City Trust Co. (N. J.) 1718Goodland State Bank (Goodland, Ind.) 899Grant State Bank (Grant, Mich.) 234Greene County Bank (Greenville, Tenn.) - - - 392Green Island Bank (Green Island, N. Y.) 2030Gregory, Edwin G. (South Orange. N. J.)._-1559Guaranty Bank & Trust Co. (Alexandria,

La.) 1561 GuarantyI Ky.),

59, 231Guaranty Trust Co. (Detroit, Mich.) 63Guaranty Trust Co. (N. Y.)..20, 59, 706,

896, 1063, 1508Guardian Bank of Dearborn (Mich.) .734, 899Guardian Detroit Bank (Detroit, Mich.)_ _1872Guardian Detroit Union Group, Inc. (Mich.) 2032Guernsey National Bank (Cambridge, Ohio) ..1071

Haddon Heights Bank & Trust Co. (N. J.) _1396arlem Savings Bank (N. Y.) 1068

Harriman National Bank (Tenn.) 1072Harriman National Bank & Trust Co. (N.Y.) 59Harrod State Bank (Allen County, Obio) 584Hays, Robert R. (Washington, Pa.) 62Heights Deposit Bank (Wilkes-Barre, Pa.). _2032Herzog, Jacob H. (Albany. N. Y.) 390Highland National Bank (Pittsburgh, Pa.) .203IHildreth, Edgar A. (Southampton, N. Y.)_ 232Holston National Bank (Elizabethtown,Tenn.) 899

Holt County Bank (Mo.) 1561


XVIII INDEX [VOL. 133-PART 1.

PageHome Savings Bank of Metamora (Ohio)_ _ _ _1235Home Savings & Loan Ass'n (Seattle. Wash.) 235Home State Bank for Savings (Grand Rapids,Mich.) 1720

Hoopestown Nat. Bank (M.) 393, 1397Hopewell Bank & Trust Co. (Va.) 1234. 1398Hopkins Street State Bank (Milwaukee, Wis.) 586Hoven State (Hoven, S. D.) 2033Hoytsville Banking Co. (Ohio) 12:35Hudspeth Banks, A. T. (Ark.) 1560

Immel State Bank (Chicago, Ill.) 234. 585Industrial Bank & Trust Co. (Roxbury,

Mass.) 391International-Madison Bank & Trust Co.(N. Y.) 896, 1394, 1869

International Trust Co. (N. Y.)_ _897, 1068, 1869Iron County National Bank (Crystal Falls,Mich.) 1072

Irrigators State Bank (Nisland, S. D.) 393Irving Trust Co. (N. Y.) 46

J ackson-State Nat. Bank (Jackson, Miss .)_ _ 64ackson Trust Co. (Jersey City, N. J.)_ _898,1070

Joliette State Bank (Westfield, Ind.) 733

Kaw Valley Nat. Bank (North Topeka,Kan.) 1398

Kaw Valley State Bank (Topeka, Kan.) 1398Klein Nat. Bank (Madison, Minn.) 234Knight Trust & Savings Bank (Provo, Utah)_ 735

L T abor National Bank (Jersey City, N. J.) 898

afayette National Bank (Brooklyn, N. Y.)1870Lea, Colonel Luke (Nashville, Tenn.)

89, 1068, 1393Leavenworth State Bank (Ind.) 1560Lebanon National Bank (N. Y.) 390Lehigh National Bank (Phila. Pa.) 233Leib, Keyston & Co. (San Francisco, Cal.) 735Leigh State Bank (Leigh, Neb.) 1238Lewis, Dr. Maurice T. (Brooklyn, N. Y.) 390Liberty Bank of New Brunswick (N. J.)- - - 391Liberty Bank & Trust Co. (Nashville, Tenn.)

583, 1068Liberty National Bank (Paris, Tex.) 234Liberty National Bank & Trust Co. (N. Y.)_ _1393Liberty Trust & Savings Bank (Chic., Ill.)_1071Lilley State Bank (Tecumseh, Mich.) 1237Lima Dime Savings Bank (Lima, Ohio) 1071Limerick National Bank (Limerick, Me.)- -1237Lincoln National Bank (Newark, N. J.)_ _1071

M Lincoln State Bank (Chicago, 585Littlestown Savings Institution 4'.a .) 2032Livingston Henry Beekman (N. .) 1717Logan National Bank Ic Trust Co. (New Ken-Mngton,Pa0 1237

London Stock Exchange (Eng.) 1214, 2004Long Island Aational Bank (Astoria, N. Y.) 584Louisville Trust Co. (Ky.)-231, 731, 1234, 1561

lusahoning Nat'l Bank (Youngstown, Ohio)_1871Manilla Bank (Rush County, Ind.) 584Manufacturers' National Bank( Mechanics-

ville, N. Y.) 1069, 1558Manufacturers Trust Co. (N. Y.) - A069,1070,

1393, 1394, 1395, 1558, 1869, 1870Marcus, Joseph S. & Sons (N. Y.) -2030Marine Bank of Marchead City (N. 0.) -1720,1873Marine Midland Corp. (Buffalo, N. Y.)-60, 584Marine Midland Trust Co. (N. Y.)- - -1068, 1870Marine Trust Co. (Buffalo. N. Y.) 391Maumee State Savings Bank (Maumee, Ohio)1235Mellon National Bank (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 233Mercantile State Bank (Phila., Pa.) 1718Merchants' & Farmers' Bank (Marion, N. C.)2033Merchants' &Farmers' Bank ofNatchitoches,(La.) 735, 1072

Merchants Nat'l Bank of Middleton, N. Y.)_733Merchants' National Bank (Mobile, Ala.)_ 64Merchants National Bank (Plattsburg, N. Y.) 232Metropolitan Trust Co. (Detroit, Mich.)___ 734Michigan Industrial Bank (Detroit Mich .)-1872Midland Bank of Cleveland (Ohio) 708, 1719Midland Bank Ltd. (London, Eng.) 235, 899Midtown Bank (N. Y.) 1069Midwood Trust Co. (Brooklyn, N. Y.)_1070, 1395Miles, Rowland (Northport, L. I.) 390Millard State Bank (Chicago, Ill.) 734Millbury National Bank (Mass.) 60Miners Bank of Wilkes-Barre (Pa.) 585, 899Minerva Savings & Bank Co. (Ohio) 896Mobile National Bank (Mobile, Ala .)_ _ _ __ _ 64Mongillo Bank (Derby, Conn.) 584, 1071Monroe State Savings Bk. (Monroe, Mich.)-1398Morris Plan Corp. of America 1393Morrison, Edward (N. Y.) 1717Morse, E. Rollins (Newport, R. I.) 1718Morsemere Trust Co. (Palisades Park, N. J.) 62Mount Airy Nat'l Bank & Trust Co. (Phila.,Pa.) 585

Mount Prospect Nat'l Bank (Newark, N. J.)_1071Mt. Pleasant Commercial & Savings Bank(Utah) 586

Motional Bank of Auburn (N. Y.) 1396I'llational Bank of Commerce (Jackson,

Tenn.) 1237National Bank of Defiance (Ohio) 1719National Bank of Goldendale (Wash.) 735National Bank of Greenville (N. CO 583National Bank of Marlow (Okla.) 1872National Bank of Neligh (Neb.) 1238National Bank of North Hudson (N. J.) -898, 1070National Bank of Olney (Phila., Pa.) 1718Nat'l Bank of Ridgewood (Queens Borough,N. Y.) 1558

National Bank of the Republic (Chicago, Ill.) 63National City Co. (N. Y.) 584, 1870

PageNational City Bank (N. Y.) - -732, 1382, 1507,

1529, 1559, 1870, 2030National Commercial Bank & Trust Co.

Alban3r, N.Y.) 390,897National Exchange Bank & Trust Co. (N. Y.) 60National Exchange Bank & Trust Co.(Steubenville, Ohio) 899

National Mechanics' & Traders' Bank (Ports-mouth, N. H.) 1237

National Shawmut Bank (Boston, Mass.)_ 232National State Bank (Newark, N. J.) 1870New Brunswick Trust Co. (N. J.) 391, 733New Jersey Title Guarantee & Trust Co.(N. J.) 898

Newport Trust Co. (Newport, R. I.) 1396New Rochelle Trust Co. (New Rochelle,N.Y.) 732, 1070, 1558, 1718

New York Cocoa Exchange (N. Y .)- - - _731, 2029New York Coffee & Sugar Exchange (N. Y.),

59_, 2016. 2029New York Cotton Exchange (N. Y.)_27,

232, 1558, 1711New York Curb Exchange (N. Y.)- -896,

1228, 1558, 1717, 1857YNew York Title & Mortgage Co. (N. .)- ---1870

New York Stock Exchange (N. Y.)_ _43, 217,232, 731, 887, 896, 1228, 1380, 1393, 1536,1549, 1558, 1703, 1710, 1717, 1856, 1858,

1869, 2012, 2018, 2029North Avenue Bank & Trust Co. (New Ro-

chelle, N. Y.)..732. 1070, 1558, 1718, 1871North Carolina Bank & Trust Co. (N. C.)- - -1718North Coast Bank dz Trust Co. (Seattle,Wash.) 1072

Northern New York Trust Co. (Watertown,N. Y.) 60

Northwest Bancorporation (Indianapolis.Ind.) 585, 1072, 1355

Northwestern National Bank (Dawson,Minn.) 234

Northwestern State Bank (Chippewa Falls,Wis.) 234

Northwestern Trust Co. (Philadelphia, Pa.),392, 1071, 1559

Oakland State Bank (Topeka, Kan.) 1398Whin National Bank (Columbus, Ohio) 1397Ohio Savings Assoc. (Toledo, Ohio) 1560Ohio Savings Bank & Trust Co. (Toledo,Ohio) 1234, 1397, 1560

Oklahoma National Bank (Cushing, Okla .)- -1238Old First National Bank in Bluffton (Ind.)-2032Old First National Bank & Trust Co. (FortWayne, Ind.) 1237

Old Merchants National Bank & Trust Co.(Battle Creek, Mich.) 1237

Old National Bank (Bluffton, Ind.)--_1072, 2032Old National Bank (Fort Wayne, Ind.)- _63, 1237Old Phoenix National flank (Medina, Ohlo)_1397Olympia National Bank (Wash.) 393Orangeville Savings Bank Co. (Orangeville,Ohio) 1560

Overbrook National Bank (Phila., Pa.) 1719

P National Bank (Paisley, Ore.) 5861-- allotti, Andretta & Co., Inc. (Hartford,

Conn.) 1236Paoli Bank & Trust Co. (Paoli, Pa.) 233Park National Bank & Trust Co. (Chicago,

Ill.) 1071Parkway Trust Co. (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1560Pearsall National Bank (Texas) 1721Pennsylvania Liberty Bank & Trust Co.(Wilkes-Barre, Pa.) 2032

Peoples Bank of Denton (Md.) 1072Peoples Bank of West Gastonia (N. C.) 231Peoples Banking & Trust Co. (Elizabeth,N. J.) 62, 232, 391

Peoples National Bank of Brooklyn (N. Y.) - -2030Peoples National Bank (Latrobe, Pa.) 1397Peoples National Bank (Waterville, Me.) - - - -2030Peoples Savings Bank (Ida, Mich.) 1560Peoples State Bank of Bloomer (Wis.) 393Peoples State Bank of Glencoe (McLeodCounty, Minn.) 63

Peoples State Bank of Indianapolis (Ind.)- - 63Peoples State Savings Bank (Midland, Mich.),-

1398, 1720Peoples Ticonic National Bank (Waterville,Me.) 2030

Peoples Trust Co. of Binghamton (N. Y.) - -1870Peoples Wayne County Bank (Detroit,Mich.) 734

Plainview National Bank (Texas) 1873Planters National Bank (Clarksdale, Miss.)_ _1721Pontiac Commercial & Savings Bank (Pon-

tiac, Mich.) 1872Prisco State Bank (N. Y.)-731, 896, 1068,

1394, 2029Provident Trust Co. (Phila., Pa.) 62

Queen City Bank (Seattle, Wash.) 1072ueensboro Nat. Bank (Corona, L. I.) 1395

Raleigh Banking & Trust Co. (N. C.) 1873apides Bank & Trust Co. (Alexandria, La.)1072

Reclamation State Bank) Newell, S. D.) 393Richmond National Bank (Queens Borough,N.Y.) 1558

Richmond Trust Co. (Richmond, Va.) 1398Ridge State Bank (Chicago, III.) 392Riverside Trust Co. (Hartford, Conn.)- -60,

584, 1558Robertsdale State Bank (Baldwin County,

Ala.) 1561Rockaway Beach National Bank (QueensBorough, N. Y.) 1395

Roseland State Savings Bank (Chicago, MO_ 233Royal Trust Co. (Montreal, Canada) 1721

PageRunyon, Henry (Jersey City, N. J.) 391

Qavings Bank of Mendocino County (Ukiah,California) 1399

Savona Nat. Bank (Savona, N.Y.) 60St. Louis Union Trust Co. (Mo.) 1721. 1872Seaboard National Bank (Los Angeles, Calif.) 64Seacoast Trust Co. (Asbury Park, N. J.),

391, 1558Searsport National Bank (Searsport, Me.)_ -1870Second Bank & Trust Co. (Hoboken, N. JO-- 232Second National Bank (Cincinnati, Ohio),

899, 1237, 1397, 1719Second National Bank (Paterson. N. J.)_ _ _ _1070Second National Bank of Youngstown (Ohio)1871Security Bank & Trust Co. (Olympia, Wash.) 393Security-First National Bank (Los Angeles,

Calif.) 550Security-Home Trust Co. (Toledo, Ohio),

231, 1234Security National Bank (Grand Rapids,Mich.) 1720

Security Title & Trust Co. (Phila., Pa.) 391Security Trust Co. (Rochester, N. Y.) 584Sidney National Bank (Sidney, N. Y.) 1718Simpson State Bank (Lackawanna County,Pa.) 1719

Southampton Bank (Southampton, N. Y.) 232South Omaha State Bank (Omaha, Neb.)_ __ -1072South Side Savings Bank & Trust Co. (Chi-cago, Ill.) 63, 733

Spokane & Eastern Trust Co. (Spokane,Wash.) 1399

Springfield Chapin National Bank & TrustCo. (Mass.) 391

Standard Bank of South Africa, Ltd. (London,England) 586

Stanhope State Bank (Iowa) 1072State Bank of Binghamton (N. Y.) 584, 897State Bank of Omaha (Wis.) 1072State Bank of Silverhill (Baldwin County,

Ala.) 1561State Bank of Trapp3 (Md.) 1237State Bank of West Union (Iowa) 734State Bank & Trust Co. (Greenville, N. C.) 583State Security Bank (Zanesville, Ohio) 584State Street Trust Co. (Boston, Mass.) - _898, 2030State Trust & Savings Bank (Dallas, Texas) ..2033State Trust & Savings Bank (Goodland, Ind.) 899Steneck Title Mortgage & Guaranty Co. (Ho-

boken, N. J.) 61, 233Steneck Trust Co. (Hoboken, N. J.)61,

233, 733, 1070, 1236, 2030Steubenville Bank & Trust Co. (Ohio) 89Stony Island State Savings Bank (Chicago,

Ill.) 392Straus National Bank & Trust Co. (Chicago,

Ill.) 393, 1560Straus National Bank & Trust Co. (N. Y.),

897, 1068, 1394. 1558, 1718, 1869, 2030Sturgis National Bank (Mich.) 1073Suburban Title & Trust Co. of Upper Darby(Philadelphia, Pa.) 392

Sussex County Trust Co. (E'ranklin, N. J.)_ _1871Sutro, Lionel (N. Y.) 896

Taylor National Bank (Taylor, Tex.) 899ecumseh State Savings Bank (Mich.) 1237

Third National Bank of Nashville (Tenn.) - _ _2033Thomastown National Bank (Me.) 2030Time Square Safe Deposit Co. ls•T. Y.)__896, 1394Thnes Square Trust Co. (N. Y.) 896Toledo League of Building & Loan Association(Ohio) 1235

Tradesmen's National Bank & Trust Co.(Philadelphia, Pa.) 392

Transamerica Corp 1715, 2028Trust Co. of New Jersey (Jersey City, N. J.)

232, 1396Tilton Bank & Federal Trust Co. (Rich-

Li mond, Va.) 1721, 1871Union Bank & Trust Co. (Greenville, Tenn.) 392Union Bank & Trust Co. (Phila., Pa.)- -62, 1559Union City National Bank (N. J.) 898. 1070Union Guardian Trust Co. (Detroit, Mich.) - - 393Union National Bank & Trust Co. (Caldez,

Ohio) • 1719Union Savings Bank of Eau Claire (Wis.)_- -2032Union Savings Bank of Mamaroneck (N. Y.)1236Union Savings & Trust Co. (Warren, Ohio)

63, 1235Union State Bank (Dearborn, Mich.) -734, 894Union State Bank (Delphi, Ind.) 733Union State Bank (Omaha, Neb.) - - - -1238, 1720Union Trust Co. of Cleveland (Ohio)

392, 543, 1508United Savings Association (Toledo, Ohio)_1560United States National Bank (Los Angeles,Cal.) 1238, 1873

Vineland Trust Co. (N. J.) 1071

Wachovia Bank & Tr. Co. (Winston-Salem,VY N. C.) 392Washington Corn. & Say. Bk. of Venice (Cal.)2033Washington Park Nat. Bank (Chicago, Ill.) - -1071Waukegan State Bank (I11.) 1720, 2033Westchester County National Bank (Peeks-

kill, N.Y.) 376West Englewood Tr. & Say. Bk. (Chic. Ill.) - - 392West Highland State Bank (Chicago, Ill.)- - - 392West Lawn Trust & Say. Bk. (Chicago, Ill.)- 392Westminster .dank, Ltd. (London, Eng .)_ _ _ _ 393West New York Trust Co. (N. J.) 1396West Town State Bank (Chicago Ill.) 585World Exchange Bank (N. -60, 390, 732Wyoming Valley Trust Co. (Wilkes-Barre,Pa.) 585, 899


JULY-SEPT., 1931.] INDEX xix

COMMERCIAL EPITOME, COTTON, BREADSTUFFS AND DRY GOODSPage.

Breadstuffs Market-Elaborate Weekly Re-views of the Flour and Grain Markets,

with Price Records and Crop Movements,150, 317, 506, 668. 827, 986, 1150, 1313.

1474, 1637, 1786, 1949, 2126Canada-Crops, Report on Condition of

368, 369, 547, 714, 870, 1036, 1204, 1519Official Crop Estimate 1690

Cereals. See Grain.oal Prices-Market Conditions. See Com-mercial Epitome.

Coffee-Influences Bearing on the Market,with Statistical Data Relating Thereto.See Commercial Epitome.

Commercial Epitome-Weekly Review of theCommercial Markets------142, 309, 498.660, 819, 979, 1142, 1305. 1467. 1630.

1779. 1941. 2118Copper-Weekly Report on Conditions and

Course of Prices. See Commercial Epitome.Corn. See Grain.Cotton-Consumption, &c., Report of CensusBureau 370. 1205, 1830

Cottonseed Oil Production 369, 1040Crop Report of Dallas Cotton Exchange.

See Dallas Cotton Exchange.First Bale of Cotton, Dallas, Texas 1311First Bale of Cotton, Fort Bend Co., Tex_ 984First Bale of 1931 Cotton, Louisiana 984First Bale of Cotton, Mississippi 1311First Bale of 1931 Cotton Sold 147First Bale of Cotton, Texas 1148Ginning Report 1473, 1785, 2124Spinning Industry, Activity in_551, 1357, 1989Supply and Distribution of Cotton in U. S.,

Season of 1930-31 1205U. S. Dept. of Agriculture Comments Con-

cerning Cotton Report 1039U. S. Dept. of Agriculture Report on Pro-duction and Condition 315, 1039. 1784

Page.Cotton (Concluded)-Weekly Statistics by Cable and TelegraphCovering the Cotton Movements in allParts of the World, Receipts, Stocks,Visible Supply, Overland Movement,Shipping News. Crop and Weather Re-ports, with a Review of Trading on theNew York Cotton Exchange and Rec-ords of Prices, &c__ _145. 312, 501, 663,822, 982, 1146. 1308, 1470. 1633, 1782,

1945, 2122riallas Cotton Exchange Weekly CropLP Report_ _148, 315, 504, 666, 825, 985,

1149, 1311Dry Goods Trado Comprehensive ReportEach Week on the Conditions Prevailingin this Trade_152, 319, 508, 670, 829,989.1152, 1315, 1477, 1640, 1789. 1950, 2128

voreign Crop ProsPects 368, 1035, 1830°reign Grain Crops. See Grain.

Furs-Prices of Different Kinds. See Com-mercial Epitome.

Grain-U. S. Agricultural Dept. Report onCereals, &c- - -201, 365, 1033. 1690, 1827

U. S. Agricultural Dept. Report on ForeignCereal Crops 368, 1035, 1830

U. S. Agricultural Dept. Report onFarmers Intentions to Sow WinterWheat and Rye 1788

Hldes-Weekly Price Record with Outline

of Market Conditions. See CommercialEpitome.

gron-Course of Market and Prices Each1 Week, with Statistical Data. See Com-

mercial Epitome.

Lard-Range of Prices and Weekly MarketReport. See Commercial Epitome.

Lead-Weekly Review of Course of Market.See Commercial Epitome.

mew York Cotton Exchange-age

Election of Member 1636

Oman Freights, Course of, from Week toWeek, with Rates and Shipping Con-

ditions. See Commercial Epitome.Oils, Quotations Weekly for all Kinds of Oil.See Commercial Epitome.

Petroleum-Weekly Market Report, withStatistics of Production, &c. See Com-

mercial Epitome.Pig Iron Market-Weekly Review. SeeCommercial Epitome.

Pork-Course of Market Each Week. SeeCommercial Epitome.

Provision Market. See Commercial Epitome.

Rubber-Weekly Outline of Market withPrices, &c. See Commercial Epitome.

teel-Weekly Report on Course and Con-dition of Markets, with Statistical Data

of Various Kinds. See Commercial Epit-ome.

Sugar-Course of Market each Week, withCrop Statistics and Other Data. See Com-mercial Epitome.

Tin-Weekly Report of Market and Prices.See Commercial Epitome.

Tobacco-Brief Outline of Conditions EachWeek. See Commercial Epitome.

weather Bulletin of Dept. of Agriculture151, 318. 507. 669, 828, 988, 1151,

1314, 1476, 1639, 1788, 1949, 2127Wheat. See Grain.Wool-Review of Markets Each Week, withRecord of Auction Sales in London andAustralia. See Commercial Epitome.

•Iinc--Weekly Report on Market Prices.See Commercial Epitome,

STATISTICAL AND GENERAL INFORMATIONStock Exchange Prices, Federal Reserve and Clearing House Returns, Government Debt and Trade Data

Page.

Auction Sales of Stocks and Bonds at NewYork, Boston and Philadelphia .70,

240, 430, 590, 739, 905, 1078, 1243, 1403,1567, 1726, 1880, 2055

Baltimore Stock Exchange, Weekly Rangeof Prices for Stocks_96, 264, 455, 615,

764, 929, 1103, 1268, 1428, 1592, 1753,1879, 2085

Daily Record of Volume of Sales of Stocksand Bonds_ _65, 236, 426, 587, 736,900, 1074, 1240, 1400, 1562, 1722, 1874,

2052Bank Clearings, Canadian. See CanadianBank Clearings.

Bank Clearings.

Weekly and Monthly Re-turns_65, 236, 427. 587, 736. 901, 1074,

1238, 1400. 1562, 1722. 1875, 2052Bankers' Gazette- -79, 248, 438, 599. 748,913, 1086, 1251. 1412, 1575, 1736, 1891, 2068

Berlin Stock Exchange-Daily Prices_ _69,236, 427, 590, 738, 905, 1076, 1241, 1402,

1566, 1722. 1877, 2054Boston Clearing House. Weekly Returns ofBoston Clearing House Banks_76, 245,435, 596. 745, 910, 1083, 1248, 1409,

1572, 1733, 1888, 2065Boston Stock Exchange-Weekly Range of Prices for Stocks andBonds Sold on the Exchange__94, 263,453, 614, 763, 928, 1101, 1266, 1427,

1590, 1751, 1906, 2083Daily Record of Volume of Sales in Stocksand Bonds_ _65, 236, 426, 587, 736,900, 1074, 1240 1400, 1562, 1722, 1874, 2052

Breadstuffs. 'Weekly Report of Receipts atWestern Lake an River Ports_ _69, 239,429, 668, 738, 986, 1077, 1242, 1474, 1637,

1725, 1878, 2054"British Consols and Government Securities,

Daily Prices. See English Financial Mar-ket.

irsanadian Bank Clearings_ _68, 237, 428,"k•-•• 588, 737, 904, 1075, 1239, 1401, 1565,

1722, 1876, 2053Chicago Stock Exchange. Weekly Range of

Prices of Stocks-94. 263, 453, 614, 783,928, 1101, 1266. 1427, 1590, 1751, 1906,

1906, 2083Monthly Record of Stocks and Bonds-- 416

Cincinnati Stock Exchange. Weekly Rangeof Prices_ _96, 265, 455, 616, 785, 930,1103, 1268, 1429, 1592, 1753, 1907, 2086,Monthly Range of Prices 423

Cleveland Stock Exchange. Weekly Rangeof Prices_96, 265, 455, 616, 765, 930

'1103, 1268, 1429, 1592, 1753, 1880, 2055Monthly Range of Prices 421

Detrolt Stock Exchange-Monthly Rangeof Prices 420

Dividends Declared Each Week by Rail-roads, Public Utilities, Industrial Cor-porations, Banks, &c-70. 240, 430, 590,739, 906, 1078, 1243, 1403, 1567.1727.0561880, 2

Earnings, Industrial and Miscellaneous,111, 275, 463, 626. 781, 942, 1112,1277,

1442, 1606, 1761, 1917, 2096Railroad. See Railroad Earnings.

Electric Railway and Other Public UtilityGross and Net Earnings. See Earnings,Industrial and Miscellaneous.

English Financial Markets, per Cable_65,238, 427, 590, 738, 905, 1076, 1238, 1412,

1575, 1724, 1875, 2054English Gold and Silver Markets. 'Weekly

Letter of Samuel Montagu & Co. of Lon-don_426, 589, 738, 900, 1241, 1402, 1724,

1875, 2052Exports and Imports at New York-Mer-

chandise, Gold and Silver-Monthly Re-turns. See Foreign Trade of New York.

Page.

Federal Reserve Bank of New York. Weekly1- Return of Condition.. _78, 247. 437. 598,

747, 912, 1085, 1250, 1411, 1574, 1735,1890, 2069

Federal Reserve Banks, Combined WeeklyStatement for Whole Country__77, 246,436, 597, 746, 911, 1084, 1249, 1410, 1573,

1734. 1889. 2066Federal Reserve Banks, Weekly Return ofMember Banks__78, 247, 437, 598, 747,912. 1085, 1250, 1411. 1574, 1735, 1890, 2067

Foreign Exchange, Weekly Review of Mar-ket. See also Editorial Article of FinancialSituation_79, 248, 438. 599, 748, 913,1086, 1251, 1412, 1575. 1736, 1891, 2068

Foreign Trade of New York, Monthly State-ment of Imports and Exports 70 738,

1241, 2055Foreign Trade of U. S. See United States.French Rentes and Government Bonds, Daily

Prices of. See English Financial Markets.

Gold, Daily Price of, in London. See Eng-lish Financial Markets.

Gold Imports and Exports at New York. SeeForeign Trade of New York.

Gold, Samuel Montagu & Co.'s Weekly Cir-cular Thereon. See English Gold and Sil-ver Markets.

gmports and Exports at New York, Mer-chandise, Gold and Silver, Monthly Re-

turns. See Foreign Trade of New York.

T os Angeles Stock Exchange-Weekly Rangeof Prices for Stocks and Bonds Sold on

the Exchange_ _97, 266, 617, 765, 931,1103, 1268, 1430, 1592, 1753, 1908, 2054

Motional Bank Notes, Monthly Changes in,1 &c 429, 1242. 1877National Banks Organized, Converted, &c.,from Weekly Returns of Comptroller of theCurrency (Commercial and MiscellaneousNews)_ _70, 239, 430, 590, 739, 905, 1078,

1243, 1403, 1566, 1726, 1880, 2055New York City Banks and Trust Company

Stocks, Prices of. See Quotations for Un-listed Securities.

New York City Realty and Surety Stock,Weekly Record of Bid and Asked Prices.See Quotations for Unlisted Securities.

New York City Clearing House Banks andTrust Companies, Detailed Weekly State-ment_76, 245. 435, 596, 745, 910, 1083,

1248, 1409. 1572, 1733, 1888. 2065New York City Imports and Exports, Mer-chandise, Gold and Silver, Monthly Re-turns. See Foreign Trade a New York.

New York Curb Exchange-Daily Record of Volume of Sales in Stocksand Bonds-- 69, 236. 426, 589, 736, 905,1074, 1241, 1400, 1566, 1722 1874, 2052

Weekly and Yearly Range of Prices..97,266, 456, 617, 766, 931, 1104, 1269,

1430, 1593, 1754, 1908, 2086Weekly Review of Market_69, 236, 426,589, 736, 905, 1074, 1240, 1400, 1566,

1722, 1874. 2052New York Produce Exchange Securities Mar-ket__70, 266, 456, 617, 766, 931, 1104,

1269, 1430, 1592, 1754, 1908, 2086New York Stock Exchange-Daily Record of Prices of U. S. Govern-ment Securities. See Bankers' Gazette.

Daily, Weekly and Yearly Range of Pricesfor all Stocks Dealt in. _80, 248. 439,600, 749, 914, 1087, 1252, 1413, 1576,

1737, 1892, 2069Daily Record of Volume of Sales in Stocksand Bonds -65, 235, 426. 587, 736, 900,1073, 1240, 1400, 1562, 1722, 1874. 2051

Monthly Record of Volume of Sales inStocks and Bonds 66, 902, 1563

New York Stock Exchange (Concluied)-Monthly Range of Prices 394Weekly and Yearly Record of all BondsSold on Exchange .88, 257, 447, 608.757, 922, 1095. 1260, 1421, 1584, 1745.

1900. 2077Weekly Review of Stock Market_ _64, 235,425, 586, 735, 900, 1073, 1240, 1399,

1561, 1721, 1873, 2051

Paris Bourse. Daily Prices_ .69. 236, 427,589, 738, 905, 1076. 1241, 1402, 1566.

1724, 1877. 2054Philadelphia Banks, Weekly Clearing House

Totals-76, 245, 435, 596. 745, 910, 1083,1248, 1409, 1572, 1733, 1888, 2065

Philadelphia Stock Exchange-Weekly Range of Prices_96, 265, 454.615, 764, 929, 1102, 1267. 1428, 1591,

1752, 1907, 2085Daily Record Volume of Sales in Stocksand Bonds-_65, 236, 426, 587, 736.900, 1074, 1240, 1400, 1562. 1722, 1874, 2052

Pittsburgh Stock Exchange-Weekly Rangeof Prices_95, 265, 455, 616, 765. 930,1103, 1268, 1429, 1592, 1753. 1907, 2086

Quotations for Unlisted Securities, WeeklyBid and Asked Prices_102, 271, 461,

622, 771, 936, 1109, 1274, 1435, 1598,1759, 1914, 2092

Quotations for Other Over-the-Counter Se-curities_103, 272, 462, 623. 772, 936.1110, 1275, 1436, 1599, 1760, 1915, 2093

Railroad Earnings, Gross and Net, Weeklyand Monthly_ _105. 275, 483, 625, 774.

940, 1111, 1276, 1438, 1601, 1761, 1916, 2094Other Monthly Steam Railroad Reports,110, 463, 625, 779, 949, 1111, 1277,

1441, 1604, 1761, 1917, 2095Qt. Louis Stock Exchange-Weekly Range

of Prices of Stocks- -96, 265, 455, 616,765, 930, 1103, 1268, 1429, 1566

Monthly Range of Prices 422Silver-Daily Price of, in London and NewYork. See English Financial Markets.Exports and Imports at New York. See

Foreign Trade at New York.Weekly Circular Thereon of Samuel Mon-tagu & Co. of London. See English Goldand Silver Markets.

Sundry Securities-Weekly Bid and AskedPrices. See Quotations for UnlistedSecurities.

San Francisco Stock Exchange, Weekly Rangeof Prices of Stocks_ _97, 265, 456. 616, 765,930, 1104, 1269, 1429, 1592, 1753, 1908, 2054

Telephone Companies, Earnings of large- - - 275oronto Curb Exchange-Weekly Range ofPrices_ -95, 264, 454. 615, 764, 929. 1102,

1267, 1428, 1591, 1752, 2084Toronto Stock Exchange-Weekly Range ofPrices_95, 264. 454, 615, 764, 929, 1102,

1267, 1428, 1591, 1552, 20S4

United States-Debt (Monthly) PreliminaryReturns Showing Gross Debt- -238,

1076, 1725Debt (Monthly)-Final Returns ShowingNet Debt 69. 590. 1877

Government Revenues and Expenditures(Monthly) 238, 1076. 1725

Liberty Loan Bonds and Treasury Certifi-cates, Daily Transactions on New YorkStock Exchange_79, 248, 438. 599, 748,913, 1086. 1251, 1412, 1575, 1736, 1891, 2068Treasury Cash and Current Liabilities(Monthly) 239, 1076, 1724Treasury Certificates of Indebtedness, &c.,Quotations for. .79 248. 438, 599, 748,913, 1086, 1251, 1412, 1575, 1736, 1891, 2068Treasury Money Holdings_ _ _ _238, 1077, 1724

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xx INDEX [VOL. 133-PART 1.

RAILROADS AND INDUSTRIALS-INVESTMENT INTELLIGENCE

Annual Reports are Indexed in Black-faced

bbott Laboratories 4`'Abitibi Power & Paper Co., Ltd Abraham & Straus, Inc Acme Steel Co., Chicago tame Wire Co

Page828. 644

192812901929122

Acushnet Mills Corp 1455Adamello General Electric Co.. Milan, Italy- 118Adams (J. D.) Mfg. Co 288Adams-Millis Corp 942, 956, 1112, 1127Addressograph InternationalCorp 1769Addressograph-Multigraph Corp. 1442, 1455, 1769Administrative & Research Corp. of New

1455, 2106

American Arch CoAmerican Associated Dealers, Inc 483, 644American Austin Car Co., Inc 1127American Bank Note Co 781, 801American Bankers Insurance Co., Chicago__ 801American Bond & Mortgage Co--1455, /769,

1929, 2107American Brake Shoe & Foundry Co_ _1769, 1929American Brown Boveri Electric Corp.... 942, 956American-Canadian Utilities Corp 649American Car & Foundry Co_ _ __844, 1128, 1769American Car & Foundry Motors Co 483American Chain Co., Inc 483. 781, 801

464, 483, 956American Chicle Co American Cities Power & Light Corp781,

796, 952, 1813AMOTICan Colortype Co 801, 1290American Commercial Alcohol Corp 781, 801American Commonwealths Power Corp.(Del.)___-275, 283, 477, 1112, 1122, 1761.

1787, 1924American Commonwealths Power Corp.

(N. 1122, 1924American Composite Shares Corp 289American Concrete & Steel Pipe Co 958American Corp1770American Credit-Indemnity Co 123American Cyanamid Co 1290American Department Stores Corp. (Del.),

123, 289. 1128, 1618American Depositor Corp 123. 289, 1455

American Diamond Lines, Inc 2107

American District Telegraph Co. (11. J.) - - -1770

American Electric Securities Corp 123, 1770

American Encaustic Tiling Co.. Ltd- _1917, 1929

American Equitable Assurance Co------644 _

American Equities Co 801, 957, 1618

American European Securities Co.__ - -275. 289

American & Foreign Power Co., Inc. 464, 472, 477

American Founders Corp. 464. 478

American Fruit Growers, Inc. 1929, 2107

American Furniture Mart Bldg. Corp., 1455. 1615American Gas & Electric Co-- 118, 1122

American & General Securities Corp.- -627, 644

American Hard Rubber Co.. N. Y 801

American Hawaiian Steamship Co..123, 1443, 1455

AmericanHome Products Corp..

801. 1929rican Hide & Leather Co

American Ice Co., 1.801. 1606. 1618

781. 801, 957, 1606. 1618, 1770, 2107American La France & Foamite Corp.

123, 1608. 1618American Laundry Machinery Co._ _781, 802

American Lime & Stone Co. 1128 942, 952

AmAmerican Light & Traction Co.

American Locomotive Co. 1112, 1128, 1929American Machine & Foundry

Co.- _ -1112. 1128

American Machine & Metals'

Inc. 802, 957American Maize Products

Co.----- -- ______ 289

American Metal Co.. Ltd ---- 802, 1618

yoric (The) Aeolian Co Aero Alarm Co Aero Underwriters CorpAetna-Standard Engineering Co Affiliated Group, Inc Affiliated Investors, Inc Affiliated Products, Inc 288, 1762. 1769Agnew-Surpass Shoe Stores, Ltd 123, 1127..Unsworth Manufacturing Co 801

.Air Reduction Co., Inc 626, 644, 1789.2106Air Way Electric Appliance Corp__942,

956, 1455, 1769Akron Canton & Youngstown By.. -625, 637, 1438Akron Transportation Co ___________ ______ 283Alabama Great Southern By 109. 778, 1440Alabama Power Co 781, 1442, 2097Alabama Water Service Co_ All. 627. 638,

781. 796, 1443, 1451, 1608, 1613, 1917, 1924Alaska Juneau Gold Mining Co275, 288,

942, 956, 1762, 1769Albany (N. Y.) Insurance Co 123Algoma Central & Hudson Bay By 1120Algoma Central Terminals. Ltd 1121Algoma Consolidated Corp., Ltd 801, 2108Algonquin Printing Co 289All American Investors Corp 1929Allegheny Corp 476. 779, 792, 951, 1812Allegheny Gas Corp 1288, 1613Allegheny Steel Co 1277. 1290, 1929Allegheny & Western By 1285Allen Industries, Inc 463, 483, 626, 644Allerton Corp 1617, 1929Allerton New York Corp 1818Alliance Realty Co 627, 644Allied Business Corporation Shares, Inc_123, 1618Allied Chemical & Dye Corp 123Allied General Corp 2107Allied International Investing Corp 781, 801Allied Kid Co 781, 801Allied Products Corp 1442, 1455Allied Telephone Utilities Co 2102Allis-Chalmers Mfg. Co_ _123, 289. 827. 644,

956, 1127, 1618Alrnar Stores Co 2107Almar Stores Corp 123, 2107Alpha Portland Cement Co_ A84, 483, 1618,

1769, 1929Altavista (Va.) Cotton Mills 123Alton RR 476. 792, 1121Alton & Southern RR 105, 775, 1276, 1916Attorfer Bros. Co., Peoria, Ill__ _956, 1127, 1455Aluminium, Ltd 6l 2107Aluminum Co. of America 286, 801Aluminum Goods Mfg. Co 644Amalgamated Laundries, Inc 483Amalgamated Leather Co., Inc 781, 801Amarillo (Tex.) Gas Co 638

_,Amerada (Oil) Corp 289 942, 956American Agricultural Chemical Co. (Del.),

1448, 1929

958942,956

1929123123

Appalachian Power CoApponaug (R.I.) Co A. P W. Paper Co., Inc 123, 289, 2107Arcadia Mills, Spartanburg. S. C....._957, 1619Arcadian Consolidated Mining Co 1456Archer-Daniels-Midland Co..

111, 123. 1291. 1782. 1770, 1930, 2096Arizona Commercial Mining Co 967Arizona Edison Co.,

111,118,1112,1122,2097.2103Arkansas Power & Light Co 464. 639Arlington Corp. of California, Ltd 1770Armour & Co. (of Illinois) 483Armstrong Cork Co.,

123, 1278. 1291. 1456, 2108Arnold Constable Corp 627,644,1917, 1930Art Metal Construction Co

1112, 1128, 1278, 1291. 1930Artloom Corp 627, 844Arundel Corp 781. 802. 1443, 1456, 1930Asbestos Corp. of Canada, Ltd 483, 1456Asbestos Corp., Ltd 123, 644, 1819Associated Apparel Industries, Inc -289, 627,645Associated Breweries of Canada, Ltd 1930Associated Co_ _ _ 1128Associated Dyeing & Printing Co.. Inc-1808, 1619Associated Gas & Electric Co111, 283,477.781, 798, 952, 1123. 1608, 1613, 1767,

1924,2097,2103Associated Industrial Bankers Corp

--

___ -1930Associated Insurance Fund, Inc__ -1128, 1456Associated Oil Co. of Calif- -1128, 1-278, 1291,

1443, 1456, 1770Associated Public Utilities Corp 839Associated Security Investors. Inc 483Associated Telephone Co.. Ltd 283Associated Telephone & Telegraph Co-_283,

1286. 1451Associated Telephone Utilities Co_ _283. 477.

639 1122, 1278, 1286, 1613, 2103Associated Textile dos 123, 289Associates Investment Co--111, 123, 464,

483, 943, 957Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe By.. -105, 110,

118. 775. 779. 1441, 1601, 1766, 1922Atkins (E. C.). Indianapolis 1457Atlanta Birmingham & Coast RR- -105, 775, 1438Atlanta & West Point RR 105, 775, 1601

775, 1438 1128802, 1458 1449

Atlantic Coast Line RR 105, 775, 1438Atlantic Fire Insurance Co. Raleigh, N. C.- -1456Atlantic Gulf & West Indies SteamshipLines 782. 1443

Atlantic Oil Producing Co Atlantic & Pacific International Corp Atlantic Public Service Associates, Inc

Anticosti CorpAntilla Sugar CoApex Smelting Co., Chicago M4Appalachian Gas Corp 639, 1451, 2103

11819813

957289.802

644,2107802

PageAmerican Motorists Insurance Co. 483American Natural Gas Corp. 477American News Co.. Inc 1278, 1291American Optical Co. 482American Paper Goods Co.. Kensington,Conn1291American Pneumatic Service Co-2097, 2107American Power & Light Co. 1277, 1286American Printing Co 289, 1455American Public Service Co 1278. 1286American Radiator & Standard SanitaryCorp 802. 1458

American Republics Corp 483, 627, 644American Rolling Mill Co 1278, 1291American Safety Razor Corp 1442, 1456American Salpa Corp., Spotswood. N. J. _1291American Sealcone Corp. 123, 483American Seating Co. 1917, 1930American Securities Investment Trusts 1456. 1930American Ship & Commerce Corp _1917, 1930American Smelting & Refining Co 1770American Soda Fountain Co 123American Solvents & Chemical Corp_ _942, 957American States Public Service Co.,

464. 1606, 1613. 1767, 1924American Steamship Co., Philo 289American Steel Car Lines, Inc.. 1619American Steel Foundries Co 942, 957American Stores Co.,

289, 942, 957, 1128, 1619.1930American Sumatra Tobacco Corp 2107American Superpower Co. (Del.) 283American Surety Co 802American Telephone & Telegraph Co.,

464. 477, 1122, 1917, 1924American Thread Co American Tobacco Co American Trustee Share Corp American Type Founders Co American Utilities Co. (Del.)

118. 942, 952, 1122, 1286American Utilities & General Corp 781, 802. 1128American Vitrified Products Co 483American Water Works & Electric Co., Inc.,

111. 639, 942, 1286. 1606, 1767, 2103American Woolen Co 989. 1917, 1930, 2107American Writing Paper Co., Inc 627, 844American Zinc, Lead & Smelting Co 781, 802Ames. Baldwin, Wyoming Shovel Co., Bos-ton 1291, 1456

Ames. Shovel & Tool Co 1291Amoskeag Mfg. Co 644, 2107Amsterdam Trading Co. (Handelsvereenigen"Amsterdam," Holland) 289

Anaconda Copper Mining Co 1619. 2108Anaconda Wire & Cable Co 943, 957Anchor Cap Corp 627, 644Anglo American Corp. of South Africa, Ltd.

289. 483, 802. 957, 1291, 1930Anglo-Persian Oil Co.. Ltd 483Animal Trap Co. of America_ _ _ __ 483Ann Arbor RR 105, 625. 775, 1604, 1788

1291_ -483, 1930

Atlantic City RRAtlantic City Ritz-Carlton HotelAtlantic Coast Fisheries Co Atlantic Coast Line Co

1930118

Atlantic Public Utilities, 477Inc 627, 645, 1278, 1291 46. 483

1458 193082t. 645 123.803

Atlantic Securities CorpAtlas Plywood Corp Atlas Powder Co Atlas Stores CorpAtlas Tack Corp 1278, 1292Atlas Utilities Corp 124, 289, 957, 1128, 1292Auburn Automobile Co--124, 275, 290, 957.

1619, 1770 2108Auburn & Northern Electric RR 796

Figures

PageAustin Motors Co., London, England 2108Austin, Nichols & Co., Inc 483Austrian Credit Anstalt (Oesterreichische

Credit-Anstalt fur Handel und Gerwerbe),Vienna, Austria 803, 1770

Autocar Co 290, 1457Automatic Voting Machine Co 484Automatic Washer Co 290, 043, 957, 1128Automotive Gear Works, Inc. (Del.), Rich-

Intl 1457Autosalas Corp 845, 943, 957Aviation Corp. of Del 484, 627,645.1619

packstay Welt Co 1770dutaer, Sternberg & Cohen, Inc 2108Bahia Corp 1619Baird Television, Ltd., London, England

1292, 1931Baker (J. T.) Chemical Co 803Baldwin Locomotive Works__124, 290, 484,

627.545, 1128, 1619, 1931, 2108Baldwin Rubber Co 627, 645Baltimore Brick Co 1770Baltimore & Ohio Chicago Terminal RR_106,

775, 1438Baltimore & Ohio RR-106, 471, 476, 775,

792, 1285, 1438, 1923Baltimore Tube Co 943, 957Bancokentucky Co 484, 2108Bancomit Corp., N. Y. 1770Bangor & Aroostook RR- -106, 111, 775, 779,

1438, 1602, 1804Bangor Hydro-Electric Co 276, 1112, 1762Bank Stock Trust Shares 2108Bankers National Investing Corp-464, 484, 1128Bankers Securities Corp 803Baragua Sugar Co 484, 958. 1457Barcelona Traction Light & Power Co., Ltd.

118, 275, 782, 1608

ourjois, IncBovril, Ltd Bower Roller Bearing Co Bowman Biltmore Hotels Corp Boyne City Gaylord & Alpena RRBrach (E. J.) & Sons, Chicago Brazilian Traction. Light & Power Co.. Ltd.

283, 628, 1443. 2097(Ernest) Breda Co. (Societa Italiana Ernesto

Breda per Construziont Meccaniche)..--_ -_ 803Brewing Corp. of Canada, Ltd.-125. 291. 1619Bridgeport Hydraulic Co. 1457

828. 846125, 1112, 1129 628, 646

125. 848628, 646

Borin-Vivitone Corp Bormida Realty CorpBoston & Albany RRBoston Consolidated Gas Co 118, 477, 1613Boston Elevated Ry_118, 276, 628, 952,

1122, 1288. 1451, 1606Boston & Maine RR-116, 637, 775, 779, 1449Boston Personal Property Trust- _____ 111, 125Boston Revere Beach & Lynn RR-779, 794, 1449Boston Woven Hose & Rubber Co 1457Botany Consolidated Mills, Inc 1762, 1770

484803

782, 8031917, 1932

118958

Barker Bros. CorpBarnet Leather Co., Inc 1443. 1457Barnsdall Corp 782, 803Barnstable Water Co 283Baton Rouge Electric Co_ -111. 276, 1112, 1806Bauman (Ludwig) & Co 957Bayuk Cigars, Inc 627, 645Beacon Participations, Inc 290, 1128Beardsley & Wolcott Mfg. Co., Waterbury,Conn 803, 1292

Beath (W. D.) & Son, Ltd 124Beattie Sugar Co 1931Beatty Bros., Ltd., Fergus, Clnt 290Beaumont, Sour Lake & Western By.. .108,

941, 1603Beaver Meade & Englewood RR 116Beech-Nut Packing Co 628. 645. 803Belding Hemingway Co 958, 1112, 1128Belgian National Rye 1768Bell Telephone Co. of Canada 639Bell Telephone Co. of Pa.. .118, 943, 952,

1451, 2103Belmont (N. C.) Fabric Co 1619Belt By. of Chicago 106, 940Bendix Aviation Corp__ --484, 1112, 1128, 1819Beneficial Industrial Loan Corp 803Benjamin Electric Mfg. Co 290Berkshire Fine Spinning Associates, Inc 1619Berkshire Woolen Co. (Mass.) 290Berlin Electric Elevated & Underground By-1924Berry Motor Car Co., St. Louis 484Bessemer & Lake Erie RR 106, 775Bessemer Limestone & Cement Co 645.958Best & Co., Inc 1112, 1129, 1619Bethlehem Steel Corp__124, 290, 782, 803.

1457, 2108Bickford's, Inc 290, 628, 645, 958, 1770Big Sandy & Cumberland RR 794Bigelow Gas Corn 283. 952Bigelow-Sanford Carpet Co., Inc__464, 484,

1292•1932

Billings & Spencer, Hartford, Conn , 1292

Biltmore Hats, Ltd 124Bing & Bing, Inc 465. 484, 828, 845Binghamton Light Heat & Power Co 283Birmingham Electric Co_276, 943, 1278, 2097Birmingham (Ala.) By.. Light & Power Co 796Bituminous Casualty Co 124Black & Decker Mfg. Co 2108Blackstone Valley Gas & Electric (Jo-118,

465, 1112. 1762Blaw-Knox CO 943, 958, 2108Bliss (E. W.) Co., Brooklyn, N. Y 2108Blue Ribbon Corp., Ltd 484Blue Ridge Corp___124, 782, 803, 958. 1619Blumenthal (Sidney) & Co., Inc 782, 803Blyn Shoes, Inc 803, 1129Bobbs-Merrill Co., Indianapolis__ 803, 1457Bohack (H. C.) Co.. Inc__124, 1129, 1619, 1932Bohn Aluminum & Brass Corp 465, 484Bolsa Chico Oil Corp 1129Bon Ami Co 648, 782, 803, 943, 958Boncishare Corp., Seattle, Wash 803Booth Fisheries Co 124, 1457. 1770Boott (Cotton) Mills 1619Borden Co 124. 1292. 1457Borg-Warner Corp-124, 290, 484, 943, 958.

1457, 1770290, 484 290

Bridgeport Machlne CoBriggs Mfg. Co Briggs & Stratton CorpBrill (J. G.) Co Bello Mfg. Co., Inc.


JULY-SEPT" 19311 INDEX XXI

PageBristol Brass Co 125, 1457Bristol Mfg. New Bedford 125, 646British-American Tobacco Co., Ltd 1619British Columbia Electric Ry., Ltd ______ _ _1123British Columbia Power Corp., Ltd_ _ _1924. 2103British & Foreign Investments, Ltd 2108British Type Investors, Inc 1129Broad Ripple Traction Co 1924Broad Street Investing Co., Inc 276, 291Broadway Development Co., Enid, Okla_ _ _ _1620Broadway Tower Bldg., Enid, Okla 1620Brockton Gas Light Co 118Brockway Motor Truck Corp 1606, 1620Bronx Fire Insurance Co., N.Y. City 803Brookhold Construction Co 132Brooklyn Borough Gas Co 118, 2103Brooklyn Bus Corp 796, 1123. 1451Brooklyn Eastern District Terminal Ry.,

106, 775, 1438, 209'5Brooklyn Fire Insurance Co 1932, 2108Brooklyn Manhattan Transit System,

628, 639. 1443, 1611, 2097, 2103Brooklyn & Queens Transit System,

628, 1443, 1610, 2097, 2103Brooklyn Union Gas Co 118Brookmire Investors, Inc 804Brown Fence .3s Wire Co 1129, 1620Brown Shoe Co. of St. Louis 1932Bruck Silk Mills, Ltd 125Brunswick-Balke-Collender Co

_ 11993332Brunswick Site Co., N.Y Brunswick Terminal & Railway Securities

Brush Electric Co 1129, 1607. 1620Co

2103Bucyrus-Erie Co 943, 958(E.G.) Budd Manufacturing Co 465, 484Budd Wheel Co_ _ _ _ __ ----------- 465, 484, 1292Buffalo Rochester & Pittsburgh BY..

106. 476. 775, 1438, 1602Buffalo & Susquehanna RR 775, 1438, 1766Bulkley Building Co 2108

Bullocks, Inc 1278, 1292958, 1933

Bullard Co

Bulova Watch Co., Inc 1112, 1129Bunker Hill & Sullivan Mining & Concen-

trating Co.. .._465, 484, 1112, 1129, 1607. 1620Bunte Bros., Chicago 291

Burger Bros. Co., Cincinnati 646, 804, 21710780Sumo, Inc

Burlington-Rock Island RR.,106, 794, 940, 1438, 1602

Burnham Trading Corp 125Burns Brothers 646Burroughs Adding Machine Co_ _ _ _ - _1762. 1770Bush Terminal Co 125, 782, 804, 958

ed Coal Co 1620

Butler Consolidated Business Recovery Corp

646Butler Mills, New Bedford, Mass 125, 291

Butte Copper & Zinc Co 782, 8041121Butte Anaconda & Pacific RR

Butterick Co 628. 646, 782, 804Buzza Clark, Inc 2801Buzzards Bay Gas Co 477Byers (A. M.) Co 628, 646, 958

Csables & Wireless, Ltd 796, 1123, 1451adet Hosiery Co., Columbia, Tenn 646

Cadillac Motor Car Co 291, 804California Electric Generating Co 639California & Hawaiian Sugar Refining Co.

291, 484 958California Oregon Power Co- -465. 477, 952,

,

1113, 1123, 1762, 1767California Spray-Chemical Corp. (Del.) 1292California State Life Insurance Co., Sacra-mento, Calif 291, 484, 646, 1129

California Telephone & Light Co 477California Water Service Co_ _276, 628. 639,

1443, 1451, 1613, 1925, 2097, 2103Callahan Zinc-Lead Co 1762, 1770Calumet & Arizona Mining Co_ _484, 943.

958, 1129, 1292, 2097, 2108Calumet & Heels Consolidated Copper Co.

Calumet Rys., Inc 782, 804

Campbell Distillery Co., Canada, Ltd 952, 1613

1770Campbell Soup Co 485Campbell Wyant & Cannon Foundry Co. 628,

Campe Corp 646.1870704

Canada Bread Co., Ltd Canada Ss Dominion Sugar Co.. L1,

1933, 2108Ltd 1770

Canada Dry Ginger Ale, Inc6

484Canada Northern Power Corp., Ltd_ -44655;

477,

•

796, 1278, 1286, 2103Canada Paving & Supply Corp. Ltd 1293Canada Power & Paper Corp_125, 485. 646,

Canada Steamship Lines, Ltd 1129, 1457, 2108

29Canada Wire & Cable Co., Ltd 12191Canadian Airways, Ltd 125Canadian American Public Service Corp_

-25 . _1451

Canadian Eagle Oil Co., Ltd 1, 958125, 291

Canadian Celanese, Ltd

Canadian Foreign Investment Corp., Ltd.

Canadian General Electric Co., Ltd126' 646' 1620 126

Canadian General Investment Trust, Ltd_ __1129Canadian Goodrich Co. LtdCanadian Hydro-Electric Corp.,

Ltd_ _112,1620

283, 465, 1112Canadian Industries, Ltd 485, 646, 2108Canadian International Investment Trust,Ltd 291

Canadian International Paper Co., Ltd_ -126,

Canadian unseed Oil Mills, Ltd 2097, 2108

126Canadian National Electric Rys

63Canadian National Lines in New Englan9cf 952275 775

Canadian National Ry 476, 637, 780, 1604,,

1766Canadian Pacific Lines in Maine_ _106, 940, 1602Canadian Pacific Lines in Vermont_106, 940. 1602Canadian Pacific Ry 111, 780, 1121. 1605Canadian Terminal System, Ltd 646, 959Canadian Transcontinental Airways, Ltd- - - 126Canadian Western Natural Gas, Light, Heat& Power ' .,., r 796

Canadian Wirebound Boxes, Ltd 485, 804Capital Accumulation Corp 804Capital Administration Co., Ltd 276. 291Capital City Products Co 485Capital Depositor Corp 291Capital Traction Co 465Carman & Co., Inc 943, 959Carnation Co 646Caro Cloth Corp. (Del.) 126Carolina Power & Light Co 465Carolina RR

6Carrier Corn 241079 Carter (The William) Co., Needham. Mass- - 804Cascade Paper Co., West Tacoma,

Wash 1662406Case (J. I.) CoCaterpillar Tractor Co. 628, 646. 804

PageCelanese Corp. of America 1770Celotex Co 485. 646, 804, 959, 1933Central Airport, Inc 804Central Arizona Light & Power Co_ _783,

1278, 1762Central Atlantic States Service Corp 1129Central Cities Telephone Co., Chicago, Ill.

1451, 1613Central Cold Storage Co., Chicago 292Central Foundry Co 291, 647, 959Central Georgia Power Co 477Central of Georgia Ry_106, 116, 281, 775,

1438, 1602Central Illinois Electric & Gas Co 283Central Illinois Light Co 112, 943, 2097Central Illinois Public Service Co 118Central Indiana Gas Co 1767Central Investment Corp., Los Angeles 1933Central Maine Power Co_ - -639, 1607, 1613, 2103Central Power Co. (Del.) 119. 782, 796Central Power & Light .Co 943, 952Central Public Service Corp- -119, 477, 796,

953, 1123, 1767Central RR. of N. J- - -106, 116, 775, 1438, 2095Central; Ry. Co. of Arkansas 2102Central' & South West Util. Co- -639. 796,

1113, 1123, 1925Central States Elec. Corp- - -119, 782, 796, 953Central States Investment Trust, Inc 1457Central Telephone Co 284, 1613Central Vermont Pub. Serv. Corp_284, 477. 1767Central Vermont Ry., Inc.. A63, 625, 1276,

1277. 1916, 1917Central West Pub. Serv. Co--112, 119, 284,

783, 796, 2103Century Airlines, Inc., Chicago- -647, 1293, 1457Century Electric Co 1933Century Ribbon Mills, Inc-126, 628, 647,

804, 1293Century Shares Trust 126, 465, 485, 647Cerro de P isco Copper Corp 291, 647Certain-teed Products Corp 959, 1113, 1129Cespedes Sugar Co 1457Chain & General Equities. Inc 292, 943, 959Chain Store Investment Corp- - -292, 1443, 1457Champion Hardware Co., Geneva, Ohio 1771Chapman Ice Cream Co 647Chapman Valve Mfg. Co 126Chars Corp 647, 783, 804Charles City Western Ry 1121Charleston & Western Carolina RR 106, 775Charlottesville Woolen Mills Co 126Chase (A. W.) Co„ Ltd 804Chatham-Phoenix Allied Corp 1130, 1293Checker Cab Mfg. Corp 485Chemical Research Corp 292ChesapeakeCorp 780, 794Chesapeake & Ohio Ry- -116. 625, 951,1286,

1438 2095Chesebrough Mfg . Co., Consol

, 1293

Chester Water Service Co- -276, 628, 639,783, 796, 1443, 1451, 1613, 1762, 1767,

1917, 1925Chevrolet Motor Co 126, 804, 959, 1620Chicago & Alton RR - -116. 775, 794, 951, 1923Chicago Artificial Ice Co 805Chicago Attica Az Southern RR 1121Chicago Burl. & Quincy RR- -106. 281, 775,

1438, 1602, 2102Chicago & Calumet District Transit Co 953Chicago City Ry 477Chicago Daily News, Inc 126, 1130, 1771Chicago Dock & Canal Co - 1620Chicago & Eastern Illinois Ry- -106, 77,

1438, 1602Chicago Az Erie RR 107, 776, 1602Chicago Flexible Shaft Co 126, 1933Chicago Gt. Western RR-106, 281, 476,

775, 1441, 1449, 1612, 1923Chicago & Illinois Midland Ry- -106, 794,

940, 1602Chicago Indianapolis & Louisville Ry- -106,

476, 775, 1602Chicago Investors Corp 78

'3 804

Chicago Local Transportation Co-639, 953, 1925Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul & Pacific RR.,

106, 117. 281, 775, 1438, 1612, 1923Chicago Motor Coach Co 119Chicago & North Western Ry_ -106, 776,

794, 951, 1438, 1923Chicago Pneumatic Tool Co 628, 647Chicago Railways Co 953Chicago River & Indiana RR 106, 776, 1602Chicago Rock Island & Gulf Ry_ _106, 940, 1602Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Ry-106,110, 281, 776, 794, 942, 1285, 1602, 1604,

1612, 1766Chicago St Paul Minneapolis St Omaha Ry.,

106, 776.

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1438, 1602Chicago Springfield & St. Louis RR - - - - - 476Chicago Surface Lines 628, ----- 2097Chicago Yellow Cab Co 1278, 1293Chickasha Cotton Oil Co 1130Childs Co 292, 485, 783, 805, 1130, 1771Chris-Craft Corp 805Chrysler Corp__292, 628, 647, 959, 1130, 1457Churngold Corp 959Cincinnati Advertising Products Co__-943, 959Cincinnati Car Corp 2109Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co 1278, 1286Cincinnati & Lake Erie RR 1123Cincinnati New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.,

109, 778, 1440, 1604Cincinnati & Suburban Bell Telephone Co.,

Cincinnati Union Terminal CO 1113,

1123476Cities Service Co- -119, 284, 465, 478, 796,

1278, 1287, 1613, 1767, 1917, 1925Cities Service Gas Co 1123Citizens Gas Co. (of Indianapolis) 284, 1287Citizens Water Service Co_ _629, 640, 1443,

1451, 1613City Auto Stamping Co 126City Financial Corp 292City Gas & Electric Corp.

' Ltd 1287

City Hall Building Corp., Chicago - __ _ __ _ _1293City Ice & Fuel Co 126, 629, ----- 2109City Investing Co 292City Railway of Dayton, Ohio 2103City Stores Co 1443, 1457Clark Equipment Co 783,805. 1130Clark (Rex B.) 1620Claude Neon Electrical Products Corp., Ltd.,of Delaware 1113, 1130, 1278. 1293

Claude Neon Lights, Inc 1130Cleveland-Cliffs Iron Co 1620Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co- -- -1113. 1123Cleveland Southwestern Ry. & Lt. Co 2103Cleveland Terminals Bldg. Co 292Cleveland Tractor Co 126, 959Cleveland Union Terminals Co 117Clinchfield Coal Corp 647Clinchfield RR 106. 776, 1438Clinton Title & Mtge. Guaranty Co 1771Clorox Chemical Co 1457

PageCluett Peabody & Co., Inc 783, 805, 959CocaCola Co 1607. 1620CocaCola International Corp 783, 805, 1933Cockshutt Plow Co., Ltd 299Coen Companies, Inc 1620, 2109Colgate-Palmolive-Peet Co_292, 465, 485,

1458, 1771Collyear Insulated Wire Co 126Colonial Beacon Oil Co__ _1444. 1458, 1607, 1620Colonial Investors Corp. (Balt.) ----- __ _ - _ _1771Colorado Fuel & Iron Co 783. 805, 2109Colorado & Southern Ry_ _ _ _106. 776. 1438, 1602Columbia Finance Corp 1293Columbia Gas & Electric Corp_ _1279. 1287.

1451, 1613Columbia Graphophone Co., Ltd-126. 292,

485, 1130, 1458Columbia Investing Corp 1771Columbia Oil & Gasoline Corp 1607, 1620Columbia Phonograph Co., Inc 647Columbia Pictures Corp 959, 1130,1458Columbia-Troy Corp 959Columbian Carbon Co 1279, 1293. 1620Columbus Delaware & Marion Electric CO..

1279, 1287Columbus Foods Co 1293, 1458Columbus & Greenville Ry 106, 776, 1602Columbus Mortgage & Title Insurance Co.,Newark, N. J 959

Columbus Ey., Pow. & Lt. Co 944, 953Commander-Larabee Corp 1130, 1293Commerce Investments, Inc 2109Commercial Credit Co., Baltimore_ _127,

959, 1113, 1130. 1279, 1294. 1458Commercial Credit Co.. Inc., New Orleans,La 959. 1130

Commercial Investment Trust Corp_ _944,959, 1131. 1294

Commercial Solvents Corp 293, 629, 647Common Stock Trust Shares 2109Commonwealth Casualty Co., Phila_127.

293, 1620Commonwealth Edison Co.. 284, 629, 640, 1451Commonwealth Petroleum Corp 1458Commonwealth Securities Co 783Commonwealth Securities, Inc 805Commonwealth & Southern Corp_ _284. 783.

796, 1123, 1443, 1767, 2097Commonwealth Trust Shares 1771Commonwealth Utilities Corp 1614Community Power & Light Co_ _465. 478.

1279, 1917Community State Corp_ _ _ _805, 959. 1131. 1771Community Traction Co 284Community Water Service Co 119Compania Cubana 1921Composite Bond Union Trust Certificates_ _1771Composite Bond Unit Corp 1933Composite Bond Unit Trust Certificates 1933Conanicut Mills, Fall River, Mass 1458Concord (N. H.) Electric Co 796Conemaugh & Black Lick RR-- - -625. 1438, 2095Conestoga Traction Co 1257Conestoga Transportation Co l'•-Congoleum-Nairn, Inc '629, 636, 617Congregation Shaare Emeth, St.

Louis_- ____ 2$13

Congress Cigar Co., Inc 127. 783,805, 1771Connecticut Electric Service Co.

465, 478, 1279, 1287. 1451, 1917, 1925Connecticut Investment Management Corp.. 127Connecticut Investment Trust, New Haven,Conn 805

Connecticut Light & Power Co__119, 1451. 2103Connecticut Power Co 16137, 1614Consolidated Aircraft Corp. of Buffalo 293Consolidated Automatic Merchandising Corp.

127, 293Consolidated Erkeries of Canada. Ltd 293Consolidated Chemical Industries, Inc.,

647, 783. 805Consolidated Chromium Corp 1131Consolidated Cigar Corp 783, 805, 1620Consolidated Dry Goods Co., Springfield,Mass 1933

Consolidated Electric Co., San Francisco- - - - 478Consolidated Film Industries. Inc..

783, 805. 1762, 1771Consolidated Food Products, Ltd 805Consolidated Gas Co. (N. J_.) 953, 1123Consolidated Gas Co. of N. Y 128.Consolidated Gas Electric Light & Power Co.

Balt 112, 119. 284, 4.8, 784, 796, 1123Consolidated Gas Utilities Co-953, 1444, 1451Consolidated Ice Co 2109Consolidated Industries, Ltd 485Consolidated Laundries Corp 465, 485Consolidated Lithographing Corp 647Consolidated Mfg. & Smelting Co. of Canada.Ltd 648

Consolidated Mining & Smelting Co. of Can-ada, Ltd 293

Consolidated Paper Box Co 127Consolidated Paper Corp., Ltd 2109Consolidated Railroads of Cuba 637, 1922Consolidated Retail Stores, Inc- - -485, 1131, 1771Consolidated Rock Products Co 485Consolidated Textile Corp 1279, 1294Consolidated Wagon & Machine Co., SaltLake City, Utah 193:3

Consolidated Water Co. of Utica, N. Y 640Consolidated Water, Power & Paper Co 293Constantine Board & Paper Co 1771Consumers Brewing Co. of N. J., Ltd-648, 1458Consumers Co., Chicago 2109Consumers Power Co 284, 783. 1444, 2098Consumers Utility Co 1287Container Corp. of America 784. 806, 1444. 1458Continental Baking Corp 276. 293. 959Continental Can Co., Inc 127Continental Construction Co 1294Continental Diamond Fibre Co-1113, 1131, 1771Continental Gin Co., Inc 1933Continental Insurance Co 806Continental Motors Corp 293, 1131Continental Oil Co. (Del.) 944. 960Continental Securities Corp 1620Continental Shares. Inc.,

784. 806, 960, 1131, 1294. 1771,1933. 2109Continental Steel Corp 629, 648, 806, 1458Continental Television Corp. (Del.) 48"Continental Tobacco Co., Inc 960Cook (J. W ) Stores Co 2109Cooksville Co .Ltd Ltd 127Coon (W. B.) Co., Rochester, N.Y 293Cooper (The), Bessemer Corp.,

486, 944, 960, 1762, 1771Coos Bay Lumber Co 293Copeland Products, Inc.,

48, 629, 648, 1131, 2109Cord Corp 1295Corn Products Refining Co_ _629, 648. 784. 806Cornell Mills, Fall River, Mass 960Como Mills Co 276, 293, 486, 784. 806Coronet Phosphate Co., N.Y 486Corporate Steel Products, Ltd 806



PageCorporation Securities Co. of Chicago_ _127. 1131Corroon & Reynolds Corp 1917. 1934Cosden Oil Co 293Coty, Inc 1279, 1295Counsellors Securities Trust 127. 2109Courtaulds, Ltd 293. 486Crandall-McKenzie & Henderson, Inc- _ _648, 806Crane Co., Chicago 1295Cream of Wheat Corp 465. 486Credit Service, Inc 806, 1934Credit Utility Banking Corp 784, 806Crosley Radio Corp 784. 806, 960Crowley,. Milner & Co., Detroit 1771Crown Cork & Seal Co., Inc.,

127, 784, 806. 960Crown Drug Stores, Inc 806Crown Willamette Paper Co.,

486, 1131. 1444, 1458Crown Zel]erbach Corp 648. 1607, 1620Crow's Nest Pass Coal Co 293Crucible Steel Co. of America 944, 960Crum Sr Foster, Inc 806Crystal Tissue Co.. Cincinnati 486Crystallite Products Co 1131Cuba Cane Sugar Corp 1458Cuba Co 1921Cuba Northern Railways 1922Cuba RR 476, 1922Cuban Dominican Sugar Corp.,

648, 960, 1458, 1934Cudahy Packing Co 1934Cumberland County Power & Light Co 1607, 1614Cumberland Pipe Line Co. (Inc.)

1131, 1458, 1771, 1934Cumberland (Md.) Steel Co 486. 2109Cumulative Shams Corp 486, 806Cunningham Natural Gas Corp 1123Curtis Lighting, Inc 806Curtis Mfg. Co. (Del.) 1295Curtis Mfg. Co. St. Louis 127Curtis Publishing Co 784, 806Curtiss Aeroplane & Motor Co., Inc.,

293, 649, 1113, 1131, 1620Curtiss-Wright Corp 293, 486, 1113, 1131Curtiss-Wright Flying Service, Inc 1934Cushman's Sons, Inc 944. 962Cutler-Hammer, Inc 293. 629, 649, 807

airymen's League Co-Operative Asso-ciation, Inc 293

Dakota Central Telephone Co 953Dallas Power & Light Co 784, 1113Davenport Hosiery Mills, Inc 944, 962David & Frere, Ltd 1620Dayton Airplane Engine Co 962, 1131DeForest Crosiey Radio Co.. Ltd 486DeForest Radio Co 486, 2109DeLong Hook & Eye Co 127, 784, 807Deco Refreshments Inc 807Dedham & Hyde Park Gas & Elec. Light Co.

,Deep Rock Oil Corp 1762, 1771Deere & Co., Moline, Ill 807Deisel-Wemmer-Gilbert Corp 629, 649, 1771Delaware & Hudson RR 106, 776, 794, 951Delaware Lackawanna & Western RR.. 107,

- 281. 776, 1438, 2095, 2102Delaware Power & Light Co 796, 1451Delaware Valley Utilities Co 285, 1287Dempster Mill Mfg. Co., Beatric, Neb 1771Dennison Mfg. Co 2109Denver & Rio Grande RR 1438, 1602Denver & Rio Grande Western RR...107,

111, 117, 637, 780. 940. 1449. 1605, 1923Denver & Salt Lake Ry 107, 940, 1602. 1923Denver & Salt Lake Western RR 1923Denver Tramway Corp 784. 797, 1614Deposited Insurance Shares 293Derby Oil & Refining Corp 1279, 1295, 1917, 1934Dery (D. G.) Corp 1459Detroit Aircraft Corp 486, 1295Detroit Bankers Co 276. 293, 1771Detroit & Cleveland Navigation Co 1934Detroit Edison Co 285, 465, 678. 1918, 1925Detroit Gasket & Mfg. Co 127Detroit & Mackinac TEy 107, 776Detroit Majestic Products Corp 2109Detroit Manufacturers RR 1121Detroit Michigan Stores Co 962Detroit Motor Bus Co 1452, 2103Detroit Steel Products Co 294. 944. 962Detroit Street Railways 466, 1279, 1918Detroit Terminal RR 107, 940, 1602Detroit Toledo & Ironton RR 776. 951, 1438Detroit & Toledo Shore Line RR_ _107, 940, 1439Devoe & Reynolds Co 276. 294Devonshire Investing Corp_ _466, 486, 962. 1459Dexter Co 784, 807Diamond Electrical Mfg. Co., Ltd-1113,

1131, 1934Diamond Match Co 649, 962, 1607, 1620Dictograph Products Co., Inc 807Discount Corp. of N.Y 487Distributors Group, Inc_ _ _ _486, 807, 1131, 1295Distributors Guild. Inc 1131Distributors & Underwriters Corp 1295Dodge Manufacturing Co., Ltd 127Dome Mines. Ltd 294, 466. 486. 962, 1620Domestic & Foreign Investors Corp-- -1131, 1459Dominion Coal Co.. Ltd 294Dominion Gas & Electric Co 953Dominion Glass Co., Ltd 1620Dominion Motors, Ltd 1771Dominion Scottish Investments. Ltd 294Dominion Stores, Ltd_ _ -294, 944, 962. 1131, 1771Dominion Sugar, Ltd 1771Dominion Tar & Chemical Co., Ltd 127Dominion Textile Co.. Ltd 649Donner Steel Co., Inc 1771Douglas Aircraft Co., IncDouglas (John) CoDouglas (W. L.) Shoe CoDow Chemical CoDresser (S. R.) Mfg. Co_ _294. 466. 487. 629, 649Drug. Inc 487. 1113. 1131Dry Ice Corp. of America 487, 1459Dubilier Condenser Corp_ .807, 962, 1131, 2109Duke-Price Power Co.. Ltd 1925Duluth Missabe & Northern Ry_ _107, 117,

776. 1602Duluth South Shore & Atlantic By.. _107. 776.

1111, 1121. 1602, 1766Duluth Winnipeg & Pacific By. _ _ _107, 776, 1439Dunhill International. Inc 1762, 1771(no.) Dunlop's Sons. Inc 1271011 uplan Silk Corp 127, 649, 1295DuPont Cellophane Co., Inc 962Du Pont (E. I.) de Nemours dt Co_ _294.

487. 629. 649, 807, 963, 1131. 1459, 1771Du uesne Gas Corp 2104Durham Duplex Razor Co 1771Durham Hosiery Mills 944, 963

962. 1459, 1621 1459

962 127

vagle Lock Co 1621L.agle-Piche Lead Co 944, 963

East St. Louis & Suburban CoEastern Air Transport, Inc Eastern Cuba Sugar Corp 1459, 1621, 1771Eastern Dairies, Ltd 128Eastern Food Corp 487Eastern Massachusetts Street Ry_ _112, 629,

1607, 2097Eastern Minnesota Power Corp_ _1113, 1124,

1918, 1925Eastern New Jersey Power Co 478, 953, 1614Eastern Rolling 1VIiii Co 785, 807Eastern Shore Public Service Co. .797. 1444, 1452Eastern States Gas Co 640Eastern States Power Co 478Eastern Steamship Lines, Inc .276, 944,

1762, 1771Eastern Steel Products, Ltd 807Eastern Texas Electric Co. (Delaware)_ _466.

1113. 1607Eastern Utilities Associates_112, 630. 784, 1444Eastern Utilities Investing Corp- 797. 953,

Eastman Kodak Co 1452, 1934

E 128, 1132, 1295Eaton Axle & Spring Co_ _128, 466. 487, 649,2109Economic Investment Trust, Ltd 2109Economy Grocery Stores Corp_963. 1132, 1295Edison Bros. Stores, Inc 128, 963, 1621Edison Electric Illuminating Co. of Boston.. 119Edison Electric Illuminating Co. of Brockton_ 119Edmonton Radial By 784. 1279, 2097Edwards (William) Co., Cleveland, Ohio... -1771

Eisenstadt Mfg. Co 1842925Edwards Dental Supply Co

Eisler Electric Corp 294

El P El 1113, 1132Eitingon Schild Co., Inc

El Paso Natural Gas Co 112, 276, 1113, 1607

El Paso Union Passenger Depot Cliy2122 2098, 2104

Co......... 951

Boat Co 944, 963, 1295,

1951Electric Auto-Lite Co 772

Electric & Musical Industries, Ltd

629, 797, 1124944, 963

487

294

Electric Bond & Share Co Electric Controller & Mfg. Co

Co Electric Shareholdings Corp

1607. 1614ElElectric Power & Light Corp

Electric Vacuum Cleaner Co

649, 785,1787027Electric Storage Battery

Electrical & Musical Industries. Ltd 2112089

Electrical Research Laboratories, Inc 807

Elizabethtown Water Co. Consolidated. Elgin Joliet & Eastern By ,1439

478, 640

Page1113,1124294, 487

Elkhart & Santa Fe Ry 1449Elmira Natural Gas Corp 953Emerson-Brantingham Corp 1132Emerson Shoe Mfg. Co 128Empire Corp 285, 1296, 1452Empire Public Service Corp 285Empire Safe Deposit Co., N. Y ------- ____ _1772Empire Steel Corp 128, 294, 807, 1296. 2109Empire Title & Guarantee Co 277, 294Emporium Capwell Corp 1608, 1621,

1762, 1772Emsco Derrick & Equipment Co 1113, 1132Enamel & Heating Products, Ltd 128Endicott-Johnson Corp_ _ _ _785, 807, 963, 1772Engineer Gold Mines, Ltd 963Engineers Public Service Co__112, 119, 785,

953, 1287, 1607Equitable Fire Insurance Co., Charleston,8. C 487

Equitable Mortgage & Title Guarantee Co- -.2109Equitable Office Building Corp_277, 294.

114, 1132, 1762, 1772Equity Corp 1132Ericsson (L. M.) Telephone Co., Sweden 478Erie & Kalamazoo RR 951Erie RR_ _107, 281, 476, 625, 776, 1286, 1439,

1602, 1605Ethyl Gasoline Corp 487Eureka Natural Gas Corp 1287, 2104Eureka Vacuum Cleaner Co_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ - - _944, 963Evans Products Co_ _112, 128, 807, 963, 1114,1132Evans-Wallower Lead Co 487Ex-Cell-0 Aircraft & Tool Corp 1762, 1772Excelsior Insurance Co. of New York, Syra-cuse, N. Y 1772

Exchange Buffet Corp-294, 963, 1444, 1459, 1772Exeter 011 Co., Ltd 1279, 1296

Vairbanks Co 294, 487, 630, 649I" airbanks, Morse & Co 944, 963, 1459Faircam Realty Corp _____________ ____-__ 294Fairchild Aviation Corp 487, 1114, 1132Fall River Gas Works Co__-630, 785, 1444, 2098Family Financing Corp 487Fansteel Products Co., Inc 1934Farmers Mfg. Co 808Farr Alpaca Co., Holyoke, Mass 128Fashion Park Association, Inc__487, 649,

1296, 2110Federal Aviation Corp 785, 807Federal Bake Shops, Inc 294, 488, 1132Federal Bridge Co 1296Federal Distillery, Ltd., Montreal 1772Federal Drop Forge Co 487Federal Fidelity Co., Inc. (Ky.) 649Federal Home Investing Co., Inc 2110Federal Knitting Mills Co 294Federal Light 3: Traction Co_112, 944,

953, 1124, 1452, 1608Federal Mining & Smelting Co_ _1132, 1918, 1934Federal-Mogul Corp 488Federal Motor Truck Co 1114. 1132Federal Screw Works 785, 808Federal Water Service Corp_630, 640. 797,

1444. 1452, 1614, 1925, 2098, 2104Federated Capital Corp 128, 294Federated Department Stores, Inc 1459Federated Metals Corp 944. 963Feitman & Curme Shoe Stores Co.. Inc. .1279,

1296, 1918, 1934Ferro Enamel Corp 963, 2110Fiberloid Corp 2110Fidelity & Casualty Co., New York ______ 649Fidelity Investment Association 488, 1459Fidelity-Phenix Fire Insurance Co 649Fifth Avenue Bus Securities Corp_ _ _785, 797, 96350 East 72nd Street Corp 129656th St. & 7th Ave. Corp 494, 655Filene's (Wm.) Sons Co 1296Finance Co. of America at Baltimore_ -466, 488Finance Service Co., Baltimore 808Financial Institutions, Inc 488Finnell System, Inc 128Fire Association of Philadelphia 128First All-Canadian Trustee Shares 128First American Corp 2110First National Corp. of Portland (Ore.). _128, 808First National Investment Corp_ __ ____ 488First National Stores. Inc_ _488, 1114, 1132, 1772First Security Corp. of Ogden (Utah) 808Firstbrook Boxes, Ltd 294Fischman (I.) & Sons 808, 1934Fisher-Williams Corp. of New York 2110

PageFishman (M. H.) & Co., Inc 128, 963, 1621Fisk Rubber Co 808, 1934Fletcher American Co 1772Flintkote Co 1444, 1459Florence Mills Co. (N. CO 649Florida East Coast By 776, 1439, 1612, 1766FloridaPower Corp1279, 1287Florida Power & Light Co-285. 785. 1280, 1762Florida Public Service Co .285. 478, 944,

953, 1452Flour Mills of America, Inc 963Fokker Aircraft Corp. of America 1459Follansbee Brothers Co 1114, 1132Fonda Johnstown & Gloversville RR. Co_626,

1277. 1917Foote-Burt Co 785. 808Ford Motor Co., Detroit 808, 963Forman (George M.) Realty Trust_ _650,

1459. 1772, 1934Formica Insulation Co 295. 944, 963Fort Smith Traction Co 1124Fort Smith & Western RR 776, 1602, 1612Fort Wayne-Lima RR 285Fort Worth & Denver City Ry_ _ _ _106, 940. 1602Fort Worth & Denver Northern By 794Fort Worth & Rio Grande By 109, 778, 1603Foshay (W. B.) Co 128, 808Foster Wheeler Corp_ _129, 785, 808. 1296, 1459Fostoria Pressed Steel Corp 785, 808, 1934Foundation Co. of Canada, Ltd 295Foundation Co., New York 1280. 1296Founders Investment Trust, Ltd 650, 963Fourth National Investors Corp- _ _ - - _ - _112, 129Fox Film Corp_129, 277, 295, 1132, 1934. 2110Fox Theatres Corp 129, 1132, 2110Francisco Sugar Co 963Franklin Capital Corp 129Franklin County Coal Co 129Franklin H. H.) Mfg. Co 963, 1621Franklin Plan Corp 488Franklin Process Co 2110Franklin Surety Co 1459Fraser Companies. Ltd 129Freed Television & Radio Corp _______ _-_ - _1772Freeport Texas (Sulphur) Co 466, 488, 650Frontenac Corp1132Fruit Growers Express Co 964Fuller (Geo. A.) Co 630, 650Fulton Iron Works Co 295, 488, 1772, 2110

Gabriel Co 466, 488, 1459, 2110

4.-sair (Robert) Co 650Galena 011 Corp 1132, 1296, 1772. 2110Galland Mercantile Laundry Co 1114, 1132Galveston Electric Co.,

119, 468. 478, 1114, 1287, 1452, 1763Galveston Houston Electric Co.,

468, 1114, 1287, 1763Galveston-Houston Electric By., Co_ _1115, 1763Galveston Wharf Co 625, 1439, 2095Gamewell Co 1296, 1918, 1934Gannett Co., Inc-130, 785, 808, 945, 964, 2110Gardner-Denver Co.,

630, 650, 1280, 1296, 2098, 2110Garlock Packing Co 945, 964Gary Electric & Gas Co 640Gary Heat Light & Water Co 641Gas & Electric Securities Co 478, 1925Gas Securities Co., New York 478, 1925Gatineau Power Co.,

285, 797. 1124, 1287, 1444, 1452, 1925G. B. Theatres Corp 650Gelsenkirchen Mining Corp. (GeLsenkirchener

Bergwerksaktien-Gesellschaft), Germany,488, 808

Gemmer Mfg. Co 1114, 1132, 2110General American Securities, Inc 130General American Tank Car Corp..

630, 650, 1296, 1772, 2110General Asphalt Co 944, 964. 1114. 1132General Aviation Corp 650. 1460, 2110General Baking Co 466, 488. 650General Bronze Corp 1114, 1132. 1297General Cable Corp 785, 808General Candy Corp 130, 808General Cigar Co., Inc 785, 808, 964General Cotton Corp 650, 808General Electric Co

488, 630. 650, 964, 1460. 2110General Electric Co., Ltd. (England) 129General Fire Extinguisher Co 1621General Fireproofing Co 2110General Foods Corp.,

488, 630, 650, 808, 1621, 1934, 2110General Gas & Electric Corp 953, 1925General Laundry Machinery Corp.,

808, 964, 1460, 1621General Machinery Corp. of Del 650, 808General Mills, Inc 488, 809, 1772General Motors Accept'nce Corp 786, 809General Motors Corp.,

'

295. 630. 650. 965,1114, 1120, 1133 1621. 1773, 1934, 2110

General Motors Truck Corp 1133General Outdoor Advertising Co., Inc.,

630, 650, 809General Paint Corp 809General Petroleum Corp 130, 809General Printing Ink Corp 630, 650General Public Service Corp 277, 295General Railway Signal Co..

630, 650, 1133, 1621, 1934General Realty & Utilities Corp, 1444, 1460, 2110General Refractories Co 786, 809General Shares Corp 1460, 1935General Steel Castings Corp 1115. 1133, 1621General Stockyards Corp 130General Theatres Equipment,

Inc-- - - __ 277. 295

General Tire & Rubber Co 488, 650, 1297General Utilities Co., Kansas City, Mo. 641, 1767Georgia Florida & Alabama RR 951Georgia & Florida RR.,

107, 111, 780, 940, 1602, 1605Georgia Hydro-Electric Co 119Georgia Light Power & Rys., Inc 1287Georgia Manganese Sr Iron Co ___ _ -1133Georgia Power Co Ise; fiii,2098Georgia Power & Light Co 285, 1115, 1124Georgia RR 776, 1439Georgia Southern & Florida Ry.

109, 778, 1440, 1604Georgia Southwestern & Gulf RR 281German-Atlantic Cable Co. (Deutsch-Atlan-delis Telegraphenyeselischaft) 2104Germanic Fire Insurance Co. of New York,

650, 1935Gibson Art Co. Cincinnati 651Gdette Safety Razor Co..

130, i95. 466, 488, 651, 1133Gladding, McBean & Co 2110Glen Alden Coal Co 130Glldden Co., Cleveland 488Globe Grain & Milling Co., Los Angeles 1773, 1935Globe Insurance Co. of America 488Globe & Rutgers Fire Insurance Co 809Globe Underwriters Exchange. Inc 130


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PageGlobe-Wernicke Co 488Gebel (Adolph). Inc 781, 809Godchaux Sugars, Inc 2098, 2110Goldblatt Bros.. Inc 1621Golden Comer Mines, Inc __________ 1297Golden State Co., Ltd. (Del.) _ _130, 651, 1460Golden State Milk Products Co-295, 488, 651Goldman Sachs Trading Corp-296. 630. 651, 809Goldsmith (P.) Sons Co 489Goodrich (B. F.),

1115, 1133, 1444. 1460, 1773, 2111Goodyear Fabric Co 809Goodyear Shares, Inc 786, 809Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.,

296. 945. 965, 1460Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. of Canada. Ltd. 296Gorham, Inc 809Gotham Silk Hosiery Co., Inc.,

786, 809, 1460, 2111Gould Coupler Co 466, 489Grafton Power Co 797Graham-Paige Motors Corp.. 651, 945. 965. 1460Granby Consol. Mining, Smelting & PowerCo., Ltd 630, 651, 1935

Grand Rapids Store Equipment Corp 809Grand (F. & W.) Silver Stores, Inc.,

296. 965. 1445, 1460. 1773Grand Trunk Western RR 776, 1439, 2095Grand Union Co.,

296, 945, 965, 1133, 1773. 2111Granite City Steel Co 945. 965Grant (W. T.) Co__130, 965, 1444, 1460. 1621Grant (W. T.) Realty Corp 1460Gray Telephone Pay Station Co 9111Graymur Corp 630. 651Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co.,

296. 489, 809, 1133, 1460, 1773Great Consolidated Elec. Pow. Co., Ltd., of 'Japan (Daido Denryok-u Kabushiki Kaisha) 119

Great Lakes Aircraft Corp1773Great Lakes Engineering_ orks 809Great Lakes Paper Co., Ltd 489. 651, 965Great Lakes Pipe Line Co 130, 651. 810Great Lakes Steamship Co., Inc 2111Great Lakes Towing Co 1935Great Lakes Utilities Corp 2104Great Northern Bond & Share

Co_-- -__ 130

Great Northern Ry- _107, 117. 637.776.794.1439, 1449, 1602, 1924

Green Bay & Western RR_ _107, 940, 1602Green Mountain Power Corp--11-9, 1115. 1124,

2098, 2104Greenway Corp.. Baltimore, Md 810Greenwich Water & Gas System, Inc__285,

1115, 1124, 1763, 1767Greif Bros. Cooperage Corp____651, 1608, 1622Greyhound Corp 1297Grigsby-Grunow Co., Inc., Chicago_ _296.

965, 1297. 1622Grinell Mfg. Co. of New Bedford 130, 1773Grocery Store Products, Inc 112. 131Groton & Stonington Traction Co 1452Groveton, Lufkin & Northern Ry 2102Gruen Watch Co., Cincinnati 1297Guaranty Co. of New Jersey 2111Guaranty Fire Insurance Co..Providence,R.I. 489Guardian Bank Shares Investment Trust_ _ _ . 651Guardian Investment Trust, Hartford, Conn. 651Guardian Investors Corp 1115, 1133Guardian Public Utilities Investment Trust__ 651Guardian Rail Shares Investment Trust 651Gulf Coast Lines 780Gulf Colorado & Santa Fe Ry 105. 775Gulf Mobile & Northern RR_ _107, 776, 1766Gulf 011 Corp 130Gulf Power Co 112. 945, 1763, 2098Gulf & Ship Island RR 107. 940. 1603Gulf States Steel Co 466 489Gulf States Utilities Co 113. 277.1115, 1608Gunther's (C. G.) Sons, N.Y. City 1460Gypsum, Lime & Alabastine, Canada, Ltd- -2111

Hachmeister-Lind Co 1445. 1460ackensack Water Co 1445,1452

Hahn Department Stores, Inc 651Hall (C. M.) Lamp Co 131. 1622Hall (W. F.) Printing Co____131, 296, 489, 1297Hall-Scott Motor Car CoHaloid CoHamilton Bridge Co., LtdHamilton Cotton Co., Ltd Hamilton Gas Co Hamilton Bank Note

Y Engraving & Printing

Co., Brooklyn, N. Hamilton Depositors CorpHamilton Watch CoHammermill Paper CoHampshire House, Inc., N.Y. City 651Hancock Oil Co. of Calif 945, 965, 1297Hanna (M. A.) Co 631, 652Hannibal BridgeCo. of Miss 651Harbauer (The) Co., Toledo, 0 1773, 1935Harbison-Walker Refractories Co-945, 965, 1133Hartford-Aetna Realty Corp- - _________ _ 489Hartman Corp 1460, 1763, 1773, 1935Harvey System, Inc 1460Havana Electric By. Co_786, 797, 1452,

1614, 1925Haverhill Gas Light Co--631, 1280, 1445, 2098Hawaiian Pineapple Co.. Ltd 2111Hawaiian Sugar Co., Ltd 131Hayes Body Corp Hazel-Atlas Glass CoHazeltine Corp Hazzard Shoe CoHearst Corp Hecla Mining CoHercules Motors Corp Hercules Powder Co.. IncHershey Chocolate CorpHersey Mfg. Co., South Boston, MassHeyden Chemical Cor

1280. 1297786, 810. 1622

1133, 1297 489

1460 1445, 1460

1608, 1622 631, 651 631, 652

4891133

Heywood-Wakefield Co 131, 945. 966Hillcrest Collieries, Ltd 131. 489Hires (Charles E.) Co., Philadelphia___-966, 1133Hobart Manufacturing Co 1608, 1622Hoe (R.) & Co., Inc 1280, 1297Hoffman Building, Inc.. N. Y. City 1935Holeproof Hosiery Co., Milwaukee. Wis 131Holland Furnace Co 489, 966, 1608, 1822Hollander (A.) & Sons, Inc 489. 631. 652Hollinger Consolidated Gold Mines, Ltd.,

466. 489, 631. 652Hollingshead (R. M.) Co., Camden, N. J___ 810Holly Development Co 631, 652Holly Oil Co 1134, 1935Holophane Co., Inc 1460Holyoke (Mass.) Water Power Co 119Home Telephone & Tel. Co., Fort Wayne.Ind 119

Homestake Mining Co 1773Homestead Fire Insur. Co. of Baltimore_ ___ _ 652Honolulu Rapid Transit Co., Ltd 631. 1763Hoosae Mills Coro 9°9Horder's, Inc., Chicago 1460

489 1773

131296285

1133 810, 1622

651

PageHoskins Mfg. Co., Detroit- - -489, 786. 810. 1622Hotel New Yorker 1280, 1297Hotel Pierre, Inc., N. Y. City 2111Houdaille-Hershey Corp-1445, 1460, 1918, 1935Houghton & Dutton Co., Boston _____ - -652. 1622Household Finance Corp__631, 652, 810.

1133, 1773Houston Electric Co 1115. 1763Houston Lighting & Power Co. .277, 285.

478, 641. 945, 1280, 1288. 2098Houston 011 Co. of Texas 945, 966Howe Sound Co 631, 652Hudson & Manhattan RR. Co- 631, 1280, 2098Hudson Motor Car Co 631, 652Hunt Bros. Packing Co 489Huntingdon (Henry E.) Estate of 1935Huntingdon (W. Va.) Water Corp 641Hunt's, Ltd 786. 810. 1460Hupp Motor Car Corp_131, 631, 652, 786.

810, 966, 1622, 1935Hurst (John E.) & Co.. Baltimore, Md 1134Hydro-Electric Securities Corp 1925Hygrade Food Products Corp 1297. 1622Hygrade Lamp Co 131Hygrade-Sylvania Corp 131, 296, 1622, 1773

Tdaho Power Co 467ide (Geo. P.) & Co., Inc 966Ideal Cement Co 1935I. G. Farbenindustrie Aktiengesellschaft(I. G. Dyes), Frankfurt-on-Main 652

Illinois Bell Telephone Co__119, 277. 945.954. 2098, 2104

Illinois Central RR__107, 117, 281. 776,951, 1439, 1603

Illinois Central System 1603Illinois Northern Utilities Co 786, 797Illinois Pacific Coast Co 631, 652Illinois Power Co 113, 945, 2098Illinois Power & Light Corp__113, 119, 286.

945, 954. 1608. 1614Illinois Terminal Co 107, 940. 1603Illinois Water Service Co_631, 641. 946.954. 1445, 1452. 1614,1763, 1767. 1918, 1925

Importers & Exporters Insurance Co. ofNew York 1460

Income Distributors, Inc 296Incorporated Investors_ _467. 489. 652. 966, 2111Independence Fund of North America, Inc 810Independence Indemnity Co., Phila_ __131, 810Independence Shares Corp. (Del.)_-131. 296,

1134, 1460Independent Pneumatic Tool Co 2111India Tire & Rubber Co 131Indian Motocycle Co 786. 810Indiana Electric Corp 1288, 1925Indiana Harbor Belt RR__108, 280. 777,

1111, 1121. 1603Indiana Limestone Co__296, 1280, 1297.

1461. 2111Indiana RR 287, 1288Indianapolis Street By 286, 1452, 1925Indianapolis Traction & Terminal Co 287Indianapolis Union By 1924Industrial Cold Storage & Warehouse Co_ 2111Industrial Finance Corp., N. Y 810Industrial & Power Securities Co 786. 810Industrial Rayon Corp 1280, 1297,

1763. 1774Inland Investors, Inc 2111Inland Steel Co 296, 786, 810, 2111

C Inspiration Consolidated Copper o 810Insull Utility Investments, Inc 1622Insurance Securities Co., Inc 296Insuranshares Certificates, Inc_652, 966,

1763, 1774. 1935Insuranshares Corp. of Delaware. .296, 467,

490, 652, 810Inter-City Baking Co.. Ltd 131Interallied Investing Corp 132Interborough Rapid Transit Co. .478. 797,

946, 1445. 2098, 2104Intercontinental Rubber Co 1280, 1297Intercontinents Power Co_

-- _113, 119, 786.

797,946, 954, 1608, 1614Interlake Iron Corp 296. 631. 652, 810Interlake Tissue Mills Co., Ltd., Merritton,Ont., Canada 1461

International Agricultural Corp 2101International Automatic Supply Co.. Inc- -1461International Business Machines Corp_ _132.

490, 631, 652, 1935International Carriers, Ltd-631, 632, 652. 810International Cement Corp 652International Cigar Machinery Co_ ....1115, 1134International Combustion Engineering Corp.,

490. 810International Equities Corp 296International Great Northern By.. 106. 776.

1121, 1439. 1603International Harvester Co 966International Hydro-Electric System_277,

287. 1280. 1288. 1614, 1926, 2099International Mercantile Marine Co 490. 653International Nickel Co. of Canada, Ltd..

296, 653, 966, 1115, 1134International Paper Co 1622, 1774International Paper & Power Co 1280. 1297International Paper & Power Securities,

Inc..132. 811International Petroleum Co., Ltd 1622International Power & Paper Co. of New-foundland. Ltd 296International Printing Ink Corp_490, 653,

1280, 1298International Products Corp 1608, 1622International Proprietaries, Ltd 1461International By., Buffalo, N. Y-797, 1115. 1124International Rys. of Central America_ _463.1277, 2095International Re-Insurance Corp 1622International Rustless Iron Corp 1935International Safety Razor Corp 811International Salt Co 632. 653, 811, 1935International Securities Corn of America.

132, 632, 652International Shoe Co 132International Silver Co .

787. 811International Smelting Co 1134International Stacey Corp1461. 2111International Superpower Corn 786. 811International Telephone & Telegraph Corp.'119, 480. 797, 1124, 1763, 1767International Text Book Co 132International Utilities Corp_ _653, 811. 966.

1134. 1622Interoceanic By, of Mexico 463, 780, 1605Interstate Bakeries Corp 296. 1935Interstate Department Stores. Inc- _296. 967.1115. 1134, 1774Interstate Equities Corp 490. 1461Interstate Power Co. (Del.) 1452Interstate Rya. Co 946, 954Intertype Corp 786. 811Investment Co. of America 632, 653

PageInvestment Corp of Philadelphia_ -132, 296.

467 490Investment Trust Associates_296. 632. 653,

, 811

Investment Trust of New York, Inc- ---811, 967Investment Water Corp., Ltd 120Investors Equity Co., Inc 115, 1134Investors Syndicate-132, 297. 490, 811, 1298Investors Trustee Foundation of United

States, Inc 811Iowa Public Service Co 277, 632, 1280Ironton (0.) & Russell Bridge Co 297Irving Air Chute Co., Inc__1445, 1461. 1774Irving Investors Management Co., Inc 297Isere° Hydro-Electric Co. (Societe Idroelet-

trice dell'Isarco) 1288Island Creek Coal Co--490, 632, 653, 786,

811. 1134, 1774Italo-Argentine Electric Co_ _467. 480, 1445,

1452, 1918, 1926, 2099, 2104

Jackson & Curtis Investment Associates,297. 653, 967

Jacksonville Gainesville & Gulf Ry. __- -476. 637Jacksonville Traction Co 467, 1115, 1763Jaeger Machine Co 967. 1298Jamaica Public Service. Ltd_ _113, 632. 787,

1115. 1445Jamison Coal & Coke Co 132Jantzen Knitting Mills 132Jefferson Electric Co 1774Jenkins Bros. (N. J.) 2111Jersey Central Power & Light Co_ _120, 480.

797, 954. 1614. 1763. 1767Jewel Tea Co., Inc 132, 490, 811, 1281,

1298. 1935. 2111Johns-Manville Corp 632, 653, 2111Johnson (Mead) & Co 1281, 1298, 1774Joint Investors, Inc 1461, 1608, 1622Joint Stock Securities Co (Mass.) 811, 1134Jones Bros. of Canada. Ltd 490Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp 787, 811, 2111Jordan Marsh Co 967Julian & Kokenge Co 113, 132Julian (C. C.) Oil & Royalties Co 132

Kalamazoo Stove Co 1774ansas City Southern By. -107. 275. 463,

625, 776. 1277, 1286. 1924, 2096(The) Kansas Electric Power Co-480, 1918. 1926Kansas Gas & Electric Co. .787. 1281, 1445, 1763Kansas Oklahoma & Gulf By 776 794Kansas Power & Light Co 954, 1124Karstadt (Rudolph), Inc 1461, 1623Katz Drug Co 2111Kaybee Stores, Inc 297. 1134. 1774, 1935Kaynee Co 1935, 2111Kayser (Julius) & Co 1285Keeley Silver Mines. Ltd 1298Kelley Island Lime & Transport Co 132Kellogg Co. of Delaware 811, 2111Kellogg (Spencer) & Sons, Inc 811Kelly-Springfield Tire Co--490, 653, 1134,

1281. 1298Kelsey-Hayes Wheel Corp 1281. 1298, 2111Kelvinator Corp--297, 490. 787. 811. 967, 1134Kendall Co 632, 653, 787. 811Kennecott Copper Corp 1774Kent Garage Investing Corp 1623, 1935Kentucky Consolideted Stone Co 653Kentucky & Indiana Terminal RR 476Kentucky-Tennessee Light & Power Co- _ __ _1452Kentucky Utilities Co*, Inc 1115, 1125Kerr Lake Mines, Ltd 1774Key West Electric Co 113, 277, 1116, 1608Keyes Fibre Co., Inc 967Keystone Public Service Co 1445, 1452Keystone Steel & Wire Co1623Keystone Telephone Co. of Phila_641, 946, 954Keystone Watch Case Corp 132Kidder Participations, Inc 811Kidder Participations, Inc., No. 2 812Kidder Participations, Inc., No. 3 812Kildun Mining Corp 967Kimberly-Clark Corp 467, 490King Edward Hotel Co.. Ltd 490King Philip Mills 297Kings County Lighting Co 1926Kingsport Press, Inc 787. 812, 1445. 1461Kinnear Airplane & Motor Corp., Ltd-490.

1116. 1134Kinney (G. R.) (Jo., Inc_297, 467, 491.

1134, 1623, 1918. 1936Kirsch Co 2111Kissel Motor Car Co., Hartford, Wks 1936Kleen Heel, Inc 812Klein (D. Emil) Co., Inc 467, 491Kline Bros. Co 132. 967, 1623Knickerbocker Insurance Co 653, 1936, 2111Knott Corp 297, 1116, 1134Knox Hat Co., Inc 491Koehring Co., Milwaukee. Wis 491Konjola. Inc 132Kresge (S. S.) Co 297,967. 1623Kress (S. H.) & Co 297. 967, 1774Kreuger & Toll Co 1461, 1623, 1774Kroehler Mfg. Co 132Kroger Grocery & Baking Co--132. 467, 491,

632, 653, 812. 1134, 1298, 1461, 2111Kuppenheimer (B.) & Co., Inc 653

L T ackawanna Securities Co 812

aclede-Christy Clay Products Co., St.Louis, Mo 297. 1298

Lake Shore Mines, Ltd 1298Lake Superior Corp 812, 967, 1298Lake Superior District Power Co 1281. 1288Lake Superior & Ishpeming RR.. -.107, 776. 1603Lake Terminal RR 940, 1439Lambert Co 632, 653Lamoska Power Corp 954Lamson & Sessions Co 787, 812Lancaster County By. & Light Co 1452Lancaster Mills 1936Lane Bryant, Inc-297, 632, 653, 1134.1461,

1623• 1775

Langendorf United Bakeries, Inc . 1623

Lenston Monotype Machine Co 1134Laura Secord Candy Shops, Ltd 967Laurel Lake Mills, Fall River. Mass- ...653, 812Lautaro Nitrate Co., Ltd Lawndale Court Apts. (Chicago)Lawrence Gas & Electric Co. (Maas.)Lawrence Hotel Co. Erie, Pa Lawrence Portland ement CoLawrence Title & Guaranty CoLawyers Mortgage Co--277, 297, 491, 1461, 1936Lawyers Title & Guaranty Co 497Lazarus (F. St R.) Co., Columbus, 0- --_132, 1298Leaders of Industry Shares_ _491, 812, 967..1135Lee Telephone.Co 1125

164211125491

2111297

Letcount Realty CorpLehigh Bernstein Mfg. Corp Lehigh Coal & Navigation CoLehigh & Hudson River R Lehigh & New England R _107, 777, 951, 1439Lehigh Portland Cement Co 277, 297

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Merchant Calculating Machine CoMarconi's Wireless Telegraph Co., LtdMarine Bancorporation Marine Midland Corp Marion Steam Shovel CoMaritime Telegraph & Telephone Co 480Market Street By. Co_ _467. 480, 633, 1281.

1764. 1768, 1919, 1926, 2099Marks Brothers Theatres. Inc 298Marlin-Rockwell Corp 946, 968Marmon Motor Car Co 133, 1281, 1299Marquette-Easton Finance Corp 654Maryland Casualty Co 1938Maryland & Delaware Coast By 476, 795Maryland Electric Rys 1768Mason City & Fort Dodge RR 1450Massachusetts Gas Cos 1926Massachusetts Investors Trust_ ---298, 812, 1936Massachusetts Power & Light Assoc__ A80, 1288Massachusetts Utilities Associates_ _ _ _ - - - - - - 287Material Service Corp 298, 1116, 1136Mathieson Alkali Works, Inc 467. 492Nlaxweld Corp 492May Radio & Television Corp-492, 813.1299, 1461Mayflower Associates, Inc 277 298Maytag Co 633, 654, 1299McCall Corp 946, 1135McCaskey Register Co 2112McColl-Frontenac Oil Co., Ltd 492McCord Radiator & Mfg. Co 946, 968McCrory Stores Corp 133, 298, 968, 1775McElwain Co. (J. F.), Boston 1299McGolrick Bond & Mtge. Co 492McGraw-Hill Publishing Co., Inc__787, 812. 1461McIntype Porcupine Mines, Ltd 467, 492(A. G.) McKee Co 133, 467, 492, 1299

McKeesport Tin Plate Co 632, 654. 1623McKesson & Robbins, Inc.-133, 1445, 1461.

1918, 1936McLellan Stores Co 298, 1135, 1775McQuay-Norris Mfg. CoMcWilliams Dredging Co 1135,1281, 1299Mead Corp 298, 1764, 1775Meadows Manufacturing Co 298Medart (Fred) Mfg. Co 1461Melville Shoe Corp_ _298, 946, 968, 1136.

1775, 2112Memphis Natural Gas Co 120Memphis Power & Light Co-277, 641, 946,

1281, 2099Memphis Street By. Co 641Mengel Co 946, 968, 1936Mercantile Discount Corp. (Del.) 1936Merchants & Manufacturers Securities Corp_1775Merchants & Miners Transportation Co 1936Meridionale Electric Co 641Merrimac Chemical Co 813Merrimack Mfg. Co 1299

PageLehigh Telephone Co 287Lehigh Valley Coal Corp 467. 491Lehigh Valley

RR_- _625, 777, 1439, 1612, 2095

Lehman (The) Corp 133Lehn & Fink Products Co 632, 653Leland Electric Co 1116, 1135, 2098, 2111Lerner Stores Corp 297, 787. 812, 967, 1775Leslie-California Salt Co., San Francisco_ _ 968Lessings,Inc 111-6, 1135Leverich Towers. Brooklyn, N. Y 132.Lexington Water Co 480Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co 297, 787, 812Lily-Tulip Cup Corp 946, 968Lincoln Motor Co., Detroit 1623Lincoln Petroleum Corp., Ltd 133Lincoln Printing Co 467, 491Lincoln Stores, Inc 1298Lindsay Light Co 277, 297, 812Lindsay Nunn Publishing Co 653Link Belt Co 787, 812, 968, 1936Lion 011 Refining Co 1445, 1561Liquid Carbonic Corp 491, 1623 2111Lit Brothers 968

'Loblaw Grocerterias Co.. Ltd 297, 812t 1936Locomobile Co. of America, Inc__ ______ 133, 491Loew's Inc 133, 492, 1763, 1775Loft. Incorporated 632, 654, 1298. 1936Lombard Bond & Share Corp., Ltd., Winni-

peg. Man., Canada 1936Lone Star Gas Co 798Lone Star Gas Corp 1768Long Bell Lumber Corp 1763, 1775Long Island Lighting Co 1926Long Island RR 108, 778, 1440, 1449, 1612Long Mfg. Co 1775Longs Hat Stores Corp 492Longview Portland & Northern By 281Loose-Wiles Biscuit Co 632, 654, 1936Lord & Taylor (Dept. Store), N. . City_ ___ 492Lorillard (P.) Co 298, 968, 1623, 1936Los Angeles Gas & Electric Corp__ _ _ _ _1445, 1452Los Angeles & Salt Lake RR. 107, 777, 1603, 1766Los Angeles Steamship Co 492Loudon Packing Co 133Louisiana & Arkansas Ry_107, 940, 1439.

1603, 1605Louisiana Arkansas & Texas liv_108. 777, 1603Louisiana 011 Refining Corp.. _946, 968, 1281,

1299, 2112Louisiana Power & Light Co. 633, 798, 1116. 1918Louisville Gas & Electric Co_ _467. 480. 1116,

1125. 1763, 1768Louisville & Nashville RR_ _108. 777, 1286,

1439, 1603, 1924Ludlum Steel Co 1281, 1299Luzerne County Gas & Electric Co 1125Lynch Corp 492

xmacAndrews & Forbes Co 1116, 1135Mac Fadden Publications, Inc 298MacMarr Stores, Inc_298, 492, 1135. 1764,

1775. 1936Mack Trucks, Inc 946. 968. 1623, 2112Mackay Cos 467, 1116, 1918Mackay Radio & Telegraph Co _____ .._ _____ 120Madison Square Garden Corp_ 812. 1919. 1936Magma Copper Co 467, 492, 654Magnolia Petroleum Co 1299Mahoning Coal RR 1277, 1286Maine Central RR_ _108, 637. 777. 780, 1286.

1439, 1441, 1450, 1766, 2095Major Shares Corp 133Mallinson (H. R.) & Co., Inc 1608., 1622Managed Investments. Inc 1135Manchester & Nashua Street By 1926Manganese Corp. of America 1135Manhattan Dearborn Corp 298Manhattan Shirt Co 298Manhattan Towers Hotel_ _812, 1135, 1624, 2112Manila Ry. Co.. Ltd 1450, 1612Manistee & Northeastern By 476Manning. Maxwell & Moore (Inc.) ______ - - - 812Manufacturers Finance Co 1281,1299. 1936Mapes Consolidated Mfg. Co_787, 812,

1281, 1299. 1461Maple Leaf Milling Co., Ltd 298. 1936

946,968 1288

492277, 298, 492, 968

633. 654

PageMesta Machine Co 492Meteor Motor Car Co 493Metro-Goldwyn Pictures Corp 1919, 1936Metropolitan Chain Stores, Inc 492Metropolitan Edison Co_ _ _1281, 1288, 1614,1926Metropolitan Ice Co 1775Metropolitan Industrial Bankers, Inc., Balt-1936Metropolitan Paving Brick Co 968Metropolitan Square Corp 1936Mexican Eagle Oil Co., Ltd 133, 298Mexican Light & Power Co., Ltd 115. 641Mexican Petroleum Co., Ltd. (Del.)__ _2099, 2112Mexican Seaboard 011 Co 813Mexico Tramways Co 115, 641, 1289Michigan Associated Telephone Co 1927Michigan Bell Telephone Co 287Michigan Central RR 1121Michigan Electric Power Co 2099. 2104Michigan Gas & Electric Co 947, 954Michigan Public Service Co 2099, 2104Mickelberry's Food Products Co - - - -- 654Mid-West States Utilities Co- -641, 708, 2104Middle Fork RR 1286Middle West Utilities Co_120, 480, 641,

1116, 1125, 1289, 1927, 2104Middle Western Telephone Co 2104Midland Natural Gas Co 1452Midland Steel Products Co_ _493, 633, 654,

1764, 1775Midland United Co- _120, 1125, 1289, 2104Midland Utilities Co 954Midlanda ey BR 795, 940, 1121, 2102Midvale Co 1136, 1462Miller & Lux, Inc 493. 654Miller Wholesale Drug Co 2112Milton (Pa.) Mfg. Co 493Milwaukee Electric By. & Light Co.- -1116. 1125Minneapolis Honeywell Regulator Co- -633. 654Minneapolis Moline Power Implement Co..

654. ciesMinneapolis & St. Louis RR_ ___777, 1439, 2102Minneapolis, St. Paul & Sault Ste Marie By.,

108, 476, 638, 777, 951, 1121, 1439, 1612Minnesota & Ontario Paper Co 493, 968Minnesota Power & Light Co-787, 1281.

1445, 1764Mississippi Central RR 108. 940Mississippi Eastern By 795Mississippi Power Co- - - -113, 947. 1764, 2099Mississippi Power & Light Co_633, 1116. 1919Mississippi River Power Co-1116, 1125, 1919. 1927Mississippi Valley Power Co 1125Missouri Gas & Electric Service Co- -787. 798Missouri Illinois RR 108, 777, 1603Missouri Kansas Pipe Line Co 298Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR_ _108, 117. 281.

777. 940. 941, 1286. 1441, 1924Missouri & North Arkansas RR- -108, 777,

951, 1603Missouri Pacific RR- -108, 117, 281, 476.

777, 795, 1121, 1439, 1603Missouri Public Service Co 1614Mitten Bank Securities Corp 298Mobile & Ohio RR 108, 281. 777, 1439Mock, Judson & Voehringer Co., Inc 969Modern Investment & Loan Corp., N. Y- - - - 133Mohawk Carpet Mills, Inc 947, 969. 1136Mohawk Fire Insurance Co. of N.Y 1462Mohawk Investment Corp 467. 493Mohawk Rubber Co 787, 813Moirs, Limited "98Monmouth Lighting Co 954Monongahela Connecting RR- -108, 625.

1439. 2095Monongahel i RR 108, 777Monsanto Chemical Works_ _633, 654. 1116,

1136, 1281, 1299. 1624Montana Power Co 120, 287"Montecatini" Societe Generale per l'Indus-

tria Mineraria ed Agricola (Italy) 298Montgomery Ward & Co_ _133. 299. 633, 654,

813, 968, 1624, 1775Montour RR 610, 1276. 2095Montreal Debenture Corp 133Montreal Light Heat & Power Consolidated,

642. 1289. 1768Montreal Rail & Water Terminals, Ltd 1299Moore (Lucas E.) Stove Co 1936Morison Electrical Supply Co.. Inc.. 299.

1136, 1299, 1775Morrell (John) & Co., Inc 1624Morris (Philip) & Co., Ltd 968Morris (Philip) Consolidated, Inc-813, 1136, 1775

Morris Plan Co. of New York 133Morristown Securities Corp 493Morse Chain Co 2112Morse Twist Drill & Machine Co 813Mortgage Bond Co. of N.Y 2112Mortgage Guarantee Co 1281, 1299Mother Lode Coalition Mines Co_ _ -.1116, 1136Moto Meter Garage & Equipment Corp- -787,

813.968Motor Bankers Corp 1764. 1775Motor Products Corp 468, 493Motor Wheel Corp1116, 1136Mott (J. L.) Co., nc 493Mount Royal Hotel Co., Ltd 133. 1624Mountain States Power Co_ _468, 481, 1116,

1125, 1764, 1768Moxie Co., Boston, Mass 299Mullins Mfg . Corp 787. 813Muncie Gear Co 299Municipal Investment Trust 969Municipal Service Co 1117. 1125Munsingvrear, Inc 787, 813Murphy (G. C.) Co 299, 969, 1775Murray Corp. of America 787, 813, 969Muskegon Motor Specialties Co 1919Muskogee Co 281,795Mutual Depositor Corp 813Mutual Investment Trust 654Mutual System Corp 969Myers (F. E.) & Bros. Co--1282, 1299, 14.45, 1462

Mash (A.) Co., Cincinnati 2112'lash Motors Co 134, 278, 299. 969Nashua Gummed & Coated Paper Co 1936Nashua (N. H.) Mfg. Co 1462Nashville Chattanooga & St. Louis By.

108, 476. 777Nashville Railway & Light Co 287Nassau Management Corp 1136Nast (Conde) Publications, Inc 787, 813Nation Wide Securities Co 134, 493, 970National Acme Co 134, 788, 813National Air Transport, Inc 633. 654National Assured Estates, Inc 2112National Aviation Corp 788, 813National Baking Co 1624National Battery Co 1462National Belles Hess Co., Inc-134. 654, 970. 1624National Biscuit Co 134, 633, 654National Bond & Share Corp 1936National Candy Co 493, 947. 970National Cash Credit Association 493, 63:3

PageNational Cash Register Co-654, 1624, 1936, 2112National Casket Co., Inc 2112National Commercial Title & Mortgage Guar-anty Co 1136

National Dairy Products Corp.. - -654. 947,970, 1624, 1775

National Department Stores, Inc 299National Depositor Corp 299National Distillers Products Corp 788, 813National Distributors Corp 970National Electric Power Co-481, 947, 954, 1768National Enameling & Stamping Co. 655. 947, 970National Family Stores, Inc 1624National Fireproofing Corp 1462, 2112National Food Shares Corp 970National Gas Co., Inc 1125National Gas & Electric Corp 121National Grocers, Ltd 1299National Gypsum Co 970National Licorice Co 299National Light & Power Co.. Ltd 642National Manufacture & Stores Corp_ __ _ _ _1299National Oil Products Co 1117. 1136National Oxygen Co., Chicago, Ill 1300National Power & Light Co 1446, 1452National Public Service Corp- - -798. 947. 954National Public Utilities Corp., Chicago__ _2101National Pumps Corp 299National Radiator Corp 947, 970, 1936National Railways of Mexico.-- A63, 780, 1605National Refining Co 655National Republic Investment Trust_ __ _299, 814National Securities Investment Co 633, 655National Service Companies 1462National Share Corp 299, 2112National Shirt Shops. Inc 299, 1136, 1775National Short Term Securities Corp. 1(Del.)

, 609 1624National Steel Car Corp.. Ltd 813National Steel Corp__787, 814. 970. 1136. 1300National Supply Co 655, 947, 970National Tea Co--299, 788, 814, 970, 1775National Terminals Corp 814, 1136National Tile Co 788, 814National Transit Co 299National Union Fire Insurance Co 299National Union Mortgage Co 1462National Union Radio Corp 134, 1462National Water Works Corp 287National Weaving Co 655National Gas Co. of America 1768Naumkeag Steam Cotton Co 134, 2112Nebraska Power Co 468Nedick's Inc 970, 1300Neill Corp 1282, 1300, 1609, 1624Neisner Bros., Inc- - -134, 970, 1625, 1764, 1775Nelson (Herman) Corn 1625Nettleton Lumber Co 134Nevada-California Electric Corp-633. 1446, 2099Nevada Consolidated Copper Co. 1117. 1136, 1775Nevada Northern By 108. 777. 1603New Bedford Cotton Mills Corp 134, 299New Bedford Gas & Edison Light Co 954New Bedford (Mass.) Investors Trust

1300, 1764, 1775New Brunswick Power Co 1289New England Box Co 1136New England Equity Corp 1937New England Gas & Electric Association,

121. 287, 947. 954, 1927New England Mutual Life Insurance Co- „-1775New England Power Association_ _788. 798,

1289, 1615New England Public Service Co- -1289, 1608,

1615. 1768, 2104New England Southern Corp 655New England Tel. & Tel. Co_ _633, 642. 798, 1289New Hampshire Spinning Mills, Penacook,N. 11 814

New Haven Water Co 1453New Jersey Bell Telephone Co 121New Jersey & New York RR__ _107. 776. 1602New Jersey Water Co_788, 7.98, 2099. 2104New Jersey Zinc Co 493, 1117. 1136New Orleans (La.) Cold Storage & Ware-

house Co., Ltd 1937New Orleans Great Northern BR.. .108. 117,

777. 1603New Orleans & Northeastern RR_ _109, 778,

1440, 1604New Orleans Public Service, Inc_ - __ 287, 468New Orleans Terminal Co 109, 941. 1604New Orleans Texas & Mexico By.. _108. 282.

941. 1121, 1603New Process Co 655New River Co 493New Rochelle Water Co 481. 1608. 1615New York Air Brake Co .1446, 1462, 1609,

1625, 1937, 2113New York Central RR_ _108, 117, 279, 282.306, 476, 638, 777. 951, 1111, 1121, 1439,

1450, 1767. 2102New York Chicago & St. Louis RR_ _777. 795,

1439, 1450, 2095New York City Airport, Inc 134, 1775New York City Street Rys 779. 1442, 1761New York Connecting RR 108, 777, 1439New York Depositor Corp 300. 1625New York Dock Co 493, 655. 788, 814New York & Honduras Rosario Mining Co_ - 493New Y ork Investors. Inc 134, 1446, 1462New York New Haven & Hartford RR_ _108,117. 282, 638, 777. 780. 795, 1286. 1439,

1441. 1450. 1767. 2099New York Ontario & Western By.. _625, 1286.

1439, 1441, 2095New York & Queens County Ry 1126New York Railways Corp 121, 642New York Realty St Improvement Co., Inc__ 134New York Shipbuilding Corp 655New York State Electric & Gas Corp.-798, 1125New York State Holding Co., Inc 134New York State Rys_ _1446. 1453, 1609,

1615, 1919, 1927, 2099, 2104New York Steam Corp 954New York Susquehanna & Western RR_ _108, 777New York Telephone Co_ _121. 278, 287. 481,

642, 798. 947. 1446, 1615, 1927, 2099New York Title & Mtge. Co 655New York Transit Co 1462New York Water Service Corp .278, 633.642.

947, 954, 1446, 1453, 1615, 2099, 2105New York Westchester & Boston By. Co.,

788. 1446, 2099Newark Plaza Corp 2112Newberry (J. J.) Co 209, 814, 971, 1775Newburgh & South Shore By 625, 1439Newman Mfg. Co., Cincinnati 1937Newport Co_ _947, 970, 1117, 1136, 1625,

2112Newport Industries, Inc 1937,2113Newton Steel Co 788, 814, 1136, 1462Niagara Hudson Power Corp 634, 642Niagara Lockport & Ontario Power 0o_954, 1126Niagara Share Corp_ _788. 814, 947, 970. 1300

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PageNiagara Wire Weaving Co., Ltd 814Nicholas Fayette & Greenbrier RR 476Nineteen Hundred Corp 493, 788. 814Nipissing Mines Co., Ltd 134Nitrate Co. of Chile 134Noblitt Sparks Industries, Inc 1776Nomura Securities Co., Ltd., Osaka, Japan 970Nord Ry. (Compagnie du Chemin de Fer duNord), France 1121

Norfolk-Portsmouth Bridge Corp 971Norfolk Southern RR 777, 1440Norfolk & Western Ry _117, 638, 780. 941,

14i0. 1605, 1924. 2095, 2102North American Aviation, Inc. 493, 947, 971North American Car Corp 1446, 1462North American Cement Corp 468, 493North American Co____121, 788, 798. 1453, 2105North American Edison Co 1117, 1126North American Funding Corp 1625North American Investment Corp_ _468, 493,

633, 655North American Light & Power Co_ _121,

1117. 1126North American Oil Consolidated 971North American Trust Shares 300North Boston Lighting Properties_ A81, 798, 1289North Butte Mining Co 299North Central Texas Oil Co., Inc 1446, 1462North & Judd Mfg. Co 2113North Plains & Santa Fe Ry 1121North & South American Corp 971North West Utilities Co 1282, 1289North Western Refrigerator Line Co_ _ _ _494. 1937Northeastern Public Service Co 642Northern Alabama fly 109, 778, 1440, 1604Northern Electric Co., Ltd 1615Northern Indiana Public Service Co 481Northern Indiana Railway, Inc 798Northern Mexico Power & Development Co..Ltd 1453

Northern New York Utilities, Inc 1788Northern Pacific Ry_ _282, 777. 951, 1440,

1450, 2095. 2102Northern Pacific Terminal Co. of Oregon,

282, 951Northern Paper Mills 300, 493Northern RR. (N. H.) 795Northern States Power Co_ _287, 468, 481,

1117, 1126. 1453, 1764, 1768Northern Texas Electric Co 468. 1117, 1764Northwest Eng.ineering Co 300Northwestern Bell Telephone Co 954Northwestern Electric Co 468Northwestern Elevated RR 1768Northwestern Pacific RR -108, 777, 795, 1603Northwestern Public Service Co 1117, 1126Norwood Gas Co 121Nova Scotia Light & Power Co., Ltd_ -1769, 2105

nccidental Petroleum Corp 300. 193744, Ogilvie Flour Mills Co., Ltd 1462Ohio Brass CoOhio Edison Co 642, 788. 1446. 1615Ohio Electric Mfg. CoOhio Electric Power Co 1282, 1289Ohio Finance Co 971, 1625Ohio Leather Co „ 2113Ohio Oil Co 971, 1117, 1136, 1462Ohio Water Service Co- -113, 634. 842, 947,

954, 1446, 1453, 1615, 1919. 1927Oil Shares, Inc 300, 468. 494Oklahoma City-Ada-Atoka Ry 777. 795Oklahoma Gas & Electric Co_ _287. 468, 481,

642, 1117, 1126. 1764, 1769Oklahoma Natural Gas Corp- -642, 798, 1289Okonite Co., N. Y. City 1625Old Colony Investment Trust 1919, 1937Old Colony Light & Power Associates 287Old Dominion Power Co 1282, 1289Old Line Life Insurance Co. of America, Mil-waukee, Wis 1300, 1625

Old Republic Credit Life Insurance Co.,Chicago 1136

Oliver & Snyder Steel Co., Pittsburgh, Pa- -. 814Omaha & Council Bluffs Street Ry 798Omnibus Corp 121112 Madison Ave., Detroit, Mich 1625113 West 51st Street Corp 2113117 Liberty Street, Inc 9113Oneida Community, Ltd 1937Ontario Bakeries. Ltd 494, 971Ontario Power Co. of Niagara Palls 288Ontario Steel Products Co.. Ltd 971, 1462Onpenheim, Collins & Co.. Inc 1462, 2113Orange & Rockland Electric Co 634, 1447Oregon Short Line RR 110, 638. 779, 941Oregon-Washington Ry. & Nay. Co- -110„

779, 941. 941, 1604Oregon-Washington Water Service Co- -278,634, 642, 947, 954, 1416. 1453. 1615, 1764,

1769, 1919. 1927Orpheum Circuit, Inc 1117, 1136, 2113Osage By. Co 795Oswegatchte Paper Co.. Watertown. N. J. - 494Otis Elevator Co 468, 494. 1462Otis Steel Co 494, 971. 1446, 1462, 1937Otsego & Delaware Telephone Co 798Owens-Illinois Glass Co- -134, 655, 814, 1117,

1136, 1300Oxford (Me.) Paper Co 494Ozark Utilities Co 1615

pacific American Co 11372 Pacific Associates, Inc 971. 1462Pacific Associates, Ltd. (Del.) 1462, 1937Pacific Coast Aggregates, Inc 300Pacific Coast Co- -494, 1117. 1137, 1462, 1625Pacific Coast Terminals, Ltd 134Pacific Finance Corp. of Calif- - - -655, 1462. 1937Pacific Gas & Electric Co- -481, 642, 1282.

1289. 1769, 1927Pacific Greyhound Corp 971Pacific Hotels Co.,Inc 1137Pacific Lighting Corp 788, 799Pacific Meat Co Ltd 1300Pacific Mills 788. 814Pacific Northwest Public Service Co_ _798,

1453, 1769Pacific Power & Light Co 468, 642Pacific Public Service Co. (Del.). _121. 947,

954, 1282, 1289Pacific Steamship CO 300. 1137Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co_ _278, 481.

1117, 1453, 1615. 1919Pacific Western Oil Corp_ -300, 971, 1282, 1300Packard Electric Co 2100, 2113Packard Motor Car Co 655, 947, 971, 1137Packer Corp 1937Paepcke Corp 300, 1300Patrpont (The) Corp., New Bedford, Mass__ 814Palmer Shares Corp 134Pan-American Airways Corp 494Pan American-Grace Airways, Inc 1300Pan American Petroleum & Transport Co..

494. 655, 971, 2099. 2113

134

1776

PagePanama Corp., Ltd 1462Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line Co 1300Panhandle Producing dr Refining Co_ _948,

971. 1137Panhandle & Santa Fe Ry 105. 775, 1601Paraffin° Companies, Inc 1300Paragon Refining Co 971Paramount Cab -Mfg. Corp 301. 1776Paramount Publa Corp__468, 494, 1137,

1625, 1776, 1937Paris-Lyons-Mediterranean RR 638, 1450Park Central Apartment Hotel 494. 655Park dr Tilford, nc 1282, 1301Park Utah Consolidated Mines Co 948, 972Parke, Davis & Co 972, 1463Parker Penn Co 494Parker Rust-Proof Co 634, 655. 1301Parmelee Transportation Co_ _300. 1282,

1301. 1625. 1776Passaic (N. J.) Consolidated Water Co 121Paterson & Hudson River RR 282Pathe Exchange, Inc 113, 135. 948. 972Patino Mines & Enterprises Consolidated(Inc.) 135. 948, 972

Paullsta By. (Companhia Patnista de Estra-dos de Ferro, Brazil 1612

Pavonta Bldg. Corp., . Y. City 1463Pawtucket Gas Co. of New Jersey 468, 1764Peacock Motion Picture Corp 1137Peck Bros. & Co.. New Haven, Conn 814Peck, Stow & Wilcox Co 972Pecos & Northern Texas Ry 2102Pecos River RR 2102Peerless Cement Corp 814Peerless Motor Car Corp 972Pemaquid Mills (Mass.) 1625Ponder (David) Grocery Co 948, 972Penick & Ford, Ltd., Inc 655

'Penn-Atlantic Inc 1463. 2113Penn Central Light & Power Co_ _481. 1282, 1289Penn-Federal Corp., Pittsburgh 1463Penney (J. C.) Co., Inc .301 '788, 814, 1137. 1776

CPennsylvania Coal & Coke orp_ _ _ __ _ -788. 814Pennsylvania Co. for Insurance on Lives &

Granting Annuities 656Pennsylvania Dixie Cement Corp 634. 656Pennsylvania Dock & Warehouse Co. of Jer-sey City 814, 972

Pennsylvania Electric Co 798Pennsylvania Gas & Electric Co__113. 634,

1282, 2099Pennsylvania Ohio & Detroit RR 1450Pennsylvania Power Co 1615Pennsylvania Power & Light Co-121, 468.

799, 948, 1282, 1289, 1453, 2100Pennsylvania RR_ _108, 117. 477. 638, 778,

780. 795, 952, 1286, 1440, 1441. 1450, 2095Pennsylvania Salt Mfg. Co 135, 972Pennsylvania State Water Corp 954Pennsylvania Sugar Co 494Pennsylvania Telephone Corp 643Peoples Drug Stores, Inc_ _301, 789. 814,

1137, 1776Peoples Gas Light & Coke Co_ _288. 481, 634,

643. 1453. 1769, 1927Peoples Light & Power Corp_ _278, 288, 482, 1289Peoples Public Service Corp 1289Peoria & Pekin Union Ry 777Pepperell Mfg. Co 1776. 1937. 2114Pere Marquette Ry_ _477, 625. 626. 778. 952,

1277, 1440. 1924. 2096, 2102Perfect Circle Co__135. 634, 658. 814. 972.

1137. 1282, 1301, 1463. 1625; 1776, 2100, 2114Pe an Electric Co . __1625Pet Milk Co 1117, 1137Peterborough & Hillsborough RR 796Petroleum Exploration 1625Petroleum RectiWng Corp 301, 1137Petrolite Corp., Ltd 301Pettibone-Mulliken Co 1625Pfister Vogel Leather Co 1625Phelps-Dodge Corp_ _494, 1137, 1625, 2100. 2114Philadelphia Baltimore & Washington RR_ _ _1121Philadelphia & Camden Ferry Co 135Philadelphia Co__469, 482, 1117, 1126. 1764,

1769, 1927Philadelphia Dairy Products Co., Inc 301Philadelphia Electric Co 1126. 1453, 1769Philadelphia Electric Power Co 121Philadelphia Insulated Wire Co 1825Philadelphia Rapid Transit Co 799, 1289Philadelphia & Reading Coal & Iron Co.1138, 1938Philippine By 111, 634. 1277Phillips-Jones Corp 1117, 1138Phillips Petroleum Co- ...494, 789. 814, 972,

1938, 2100, 2114Phoenix Silk Mfg. Co., Inc 1301Pick (Albert)-Barth Co., Inc. .....494. 656, 1301Pick Albert). & Co., Chicago 494, 656Pickle ck Corp.. San Francisco 1301Pie Bakeries, Inc 2114Pie Bakers of America. Inc 2114Pierce-Arrow Motor Car Co__ ..634, 656, 2114Pierce Butler & Pierce Mfg. Corp 1626Pierce (S. S.) Co 301Pierce Oil Corp 1282, 1301Pierce Petroleum Corp 1282, 1301Piggly Wiggly Corp 135Pilgrim Mills. Fall River 1626Pillsbury Flour Mills. Inc 1463, 1626Pilot Reinsurance Co 1776Pinchin, Johnson & Co., Ltd 1463Pines Winterfront Co 1938Pipe Line Statistics 656Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chicago & St. LouisRR 1767, 2102Pittsburgh Coal Co 2114Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR_ _108, 777, 1111,

1121. 1439Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co 972, 2114Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt Corp.135, 789. 814, 2114Pittsburgh Shavnnut & Northern RR.108, 941, 1440Pittsburgh & Shawmut RR 108. 778, 1440Pittsburgh Steel Co 972, 1938. 2101, 2114Pittsburgh Steel Foundry Co 135 1938Pittsburgh-Suburban Water Service Co_ _113,634. 643, 948, 954, 1447, 1453, 1615, 1764,

1919, 1927Pittsburgh Terminal Coal Corp 634, 656Pittsburgh United Corp 948. 972Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry- -Ill. 275.282, 941, 952, 1603, 1761Pittston Co 789, 815, 1301, 1463, 2114Plainfield (N. J.) Union Water Co 1126Planters Sr Merchants Mills, Inc., New Braun-fels, Tex 1626Plume (The) & Atwood MU. Co., Waterbury,

1938Plymouth Oil Co 135Pocahontas Corp 972. 1301Polymet Mfg. Corp 494Ponce Electric Co 113. 278, 1117. 1609Pond Creek Pocahontas Co_ --.404,789. 815,led 1138. 1776

PagePoor & Co 1282, 1301, 1626Port of Havana Docks Co 135Port Rican-American Tobacco Co- - ..1118.

1138. 1776Portland Gas & Coke Co 468Portland (Me.) Terminal Co 117Postal Telegraph & Cable Corp 1764, 1769Potomac Electric Power Co 1453Potomac Mortgage Co 1463Potomska Mills, New Bedford, Mass- .135,494(The) Potter Co 135Powdrell & Alexander, Inc 789. 815,

1282, 1301Power Corp. of Canada. Ltd 1765Power Gas & Water Securities Corp_. - -113, 121Power & Rail Trusteed Shares 301Prairie Oil & Gas Co 1463Prairie Pipe Line Co_301, 789. 815, 1463. 1938Pratt & Lambert Co 1938Preferred Accident Insurance Co., N.Y 494Preferred Real Estate Investments 135Pressed Steel Car Co 1301Price Bros., Ltd 1776Primary Shares. Inc 301Primary Trust Shares 301Printing Machinery Co 1301Procter & Gamble Co 494, 656, 972, 2114Propper-McCollum Hosiery Mills, Inc_1626, 2115Providence Mortgage Co 973Prudential Investors, Inc 468, 494Prudential Trust Co., Montreal 656Public Service Co., Indiana 288, 643, 1289. 2105Public Service Co. of New Hampshire_ -1609, 1615Public Service Co. of Northern Illinois_ _643,

789. 799. 954Public Service Co. of Oklahoma 1282, 1290Public Service Corp. of N J 634. 1282.1290, 1919, 1927Public Service Electric & Gas Co 1453, 2105Public Utility Holding Corp. of America,

288, 472, 482, 1126Puget Sound Power & Light Co_ _121, 278,634, 1117, 1126, 1282, 1609. 1615, 1919Pullman Co 278, 948, 1765Pullman, Inc 948, 973, 1938Punta Alegre Sugar Co. & Compania AZUP1-rem Baragua 973. 1463

Pure Oil Co 1626Purity Bakeries Corp 634, 656Purity Fibre Products Corp 494Putnam (F. L.) Securities Co 135Pyrem Mfg. Co 301

Quaker State Oil Refining CorpQuebec Gas & Electric Corp

Queen City Cotton Co., Burlington, Vt._135, 1626Quincy Mining Co 974Quincy Omaha & Kansas City RR., 108, 778. 1603

Radio Corp. of America_ _121, 643. 799,948, 954. 2105

Radio-Keith-Orpheurn Corp_ _301, 815. 948,974, 1118, 1138

Radio Products Corti 656Railroad Shares Corp 1138Railway Express Agency, Inc_ _- -113, 789, 1609Railway & Light Securities Co_ ___948. 975. 2115Railway & Utilities Investing Corp_ _974, 1138Rainier Pulp & Paper Co 815Ramapo Ajax Corp 815Rand Mines, Ltd 301, 657, 1138Randolph & Holbrook Power & Electric Co__ 482Rapid Transit in New York City 1454, 2105Rath Packing Co 1776Raybeston-Manhattan, Inc__113, 135, 1283,

1301, 1447, 1463Raymond Concrete Pile Co 135Raytheon Mfg. Co 1626R. C. A. Communications, Inc 1454, 2105R. C. A-Victor Co., Inc 1463Reading Co 778. 1440, 2095Reading Transit Co 288Real Silk Hosiery Mills. Inc 494Reeves (Daniel). Inc 301, 975, 1776Reiter-Foster Oil Corp 815, 1826Reliance Grain Co., Ltd 1938Reliance International Corp 1778Reliance Mfg. Co. (Illinois) 948, 975Remington Arms Co.. Inc 1626Remington Cash Register Co 1626Remington Rand, Inc-115. 301, 656. 948, 975Boo Motor Car Co_ _136, 975, 1118., 1138, 1626Republic Carbon Co. (Del.) 657Republic Finance k.. Investment Co 136Republic Fire Insurance Co. of Amer 2115Republic Petroleum Co., Ltd 1283, 1301Republic Stamping & Enameling Co 2115Republic Steel Corp_ _136. 789, 815. 975.

1138, 1301Revere Copper & Brass, Inc 789, 815, 975Reynolds Metal Co., Inc 789, 815Reynolds Spring Co 1118, 1138Rhine-Westphalia Electric Power Corp.(Rheinisch-Westfaelisches Elektrizitaets-werk Aktien-Gesellschaft) Germany_ _799,

955, 1290, 1927Rhode Island Insurance Co 494Rhodesian Anglo-American, Ltd 657Richfield Oil Co. of Calif_ _657, 1138. 1609,

1626, 1776Richman Brothers Co 136Richmond Fredericksburg & Potomac RR.,

109, 638, 778, 1121,I286Richmond Guano Co., Inc 494Rigby Ranch Co 975Rio Grande & Eagle Pass Ry 282Rio Grande Eastern Ry. Corp 2102Rio Grande Oil Co .1776Rio Tinto Co.. Ltd 301. 1138. 1776, 1938Ritter Dental Mfg. Co.. Inc 1283, 1301Riverside Silk Mills, Ltd 136Roberts (F. If.) Co., Boston, Mass 2115Robertson Bleachery & Dye Works, Inc..

Milford, Conn 975Robinson (Dwight P.) & Co., Inc 136Rochester Gas & Electric Corp_ _121. 288.

799. 948, 955Rochester & Lake Ontario Water ServiceCorp_ __ _634, 643. 1447. 1454. 1615, 1919, 1927

Rochester Lockport & Buffalo RR. Corp._ _ _ _2105Rockcastle River By 952Rockford (Ill.) Electric Co 955Rockwood 5c Co 1301Rocky Mountain Fuel Co 1626. 2115Roland Park, Montebello Co 1138Rollins Hosiery Mills, Inc 789, 815Rome & Clinton RR 282Roos Bros., Inc 136Roovers Bros., Inc 97.5Rosenbaum Grain Corp., Chicago 136, 657Ross Gear & Tool Co 494, 1776Royal Baking Powder Co 789. 815Royal Dutch Co 301, 494Royal Typewriter Co.. Inc 136Royal Weaving Co., Pawtucket, R. I 815

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PageRoyalties Management Corp 495Royalties & Standardshares, Ltd 301Ruhr Chemical Corp 301Rutland RR__109, 778. 1111, 1122, 1440,

1603, 1767Ryerson (Joseph T.) & Son, Inc 495

St. Joseph & Grand Island Ry 110. 779t. Joseph Lead Co_278, 302, 949, 975,

1139, 1777St. Louis Brownsville & Mexico Ry- -108,

941. 1603St. Louis Independent Packing Co 975, 1301St. Louis Jerseyville & Springfield Ry- - -- ___ 477St. Louis Public Service Co 1283, 1290St. Louis Rocky Mountain & Pacific Co.,• 634, 657, 1139St. Louis San Francisco Ry-109, 117, 282,625, 638, 778. 780. 1286, 1441. 1603, 1605,

1612. 2096, 2102St. Louis-San Francisco of Texas_ _109, 778, 1603St. Louis Screw & Bolt Co 1301St. Louis Southwestern Ry_109, 280. 778,

780, 796, 1122. 1441, 1613, 1924, 2100St. Paul Union Stock Yards Co 302Safe Harbor Water Power Corp_122, 643,

1615. 1927Safety Car Heating & Lighting Co... 1776,

1938. 2115Safeway Stores, Inc-136. 301. 495. 815. 975,

1139, 1463, 1765, 1776Salina Theatre Building Co 975Sally Frocks Inc 495, 1139, 1777San Antonio Public Service Co 955San Antonio Uvalde & Gulf RR109, 941. 1603San Bernardino Valley Traction Co 1126San Diego & Arizona Ry 109, 778, 1440San Diego Consolidated Gas & Electric Co.,

469, 799, 1118, 1765, 1769San Diego Electric By 1126Sandwich Windsor & Amherstburg By 955Sanford Mills 136, 657, 815. 1139Sangamo Electric Co 136, 1938Saranac Pulp & Paper Co., Inc 975Saranac River Power Corp 799Saunders (Clarence) Corp 136Savage Arms Corp 789. 815Savannah Electric & Power CO. .113, 278,

800, 1118, 1609Savannah Thunderbolt & Isle of Hope Ry____ 800Schenectady (N. Y.) BF 800, 1283, 1290Schiff Co 302, 635, 657, 975, 1777Schulco Co.. Inc 1118. 1139Schulte Real Estate Co., Inc 1919, 1938Schulte Retail Stores Corp 1919, 1938Schulte-United Inc 1463Schumacher Wall Board Corp 815, 1777Scioto Valley Ry. & Power Co 27 288. 789Scott Paper Co 136, 469, 495Scotten-Dillon Co 495Scranton-Spring Brook Water Service Co.,

114, 635, 643.1283.1290.1447. 1454, 1615,1919. 1927. 2105

Scripps (E. W.) Co 495Seaboard Air Line Ry... 109. 778, 1122, 1440, 1613Seaboard All-Florida Ry 638Seaboard 011 Co. of Delaware _815, 1118.

1139, 1626Seaboard Public Service Co 948, 975Seaboard Utilities Shares Corp 302Seagrave Corp 635, 657, 1938Sealcones, Inc 136Sears, Roebuck & Co.. Chicago_302, 495,

657. 815. 949, 975, 1301, 1626. 1938Seasoned Securities, Inc 815Second Canadian General Investments, Ltd ._1139Second International Securities Corp.. _635. 657Second National Investors Corp 114, 136Securities-Allied Corp 1301Security Distributors Corp 495Seeman Bros., Inc 1139. 1627Segal Lock & Hardware Co., Inc ._976. 1139. 1627Seiberllng Rubber Co 469, 495, 2115Selected Industries. Inc_469, 495. 657. 1139Selected Shares Corp 495Selfridge & Co., Ltd., London, England 1627Selfridge Provincial Stores, Ltd., (England) _2115Seneca Copper Mining Co 1938Servel, Inc 1283, 1301Service Stations. Ltd 1777Shaler Co 302Sharon Steel Hoop Co 635, 657, 1464Sharp & Dohme, Inc 789, 815Shattuck (Frank G.) Co 789. 815Shawinigan Water & Power Co 1769. 1928Shawmut Association 469, 49Shawmut Bank Investment Trust_ _ _ _2100, 2115Sheaffer (W. A.) Pen Co 1301Shell Transport & Trading Co.. Ltd _____ 302Shell Union Oil Corp 949, 976, 1301, 1464Shenandoah Corp 136. 790, 815, 976Shepard-Niles Crane & Hoist Corp 1464Shepard Stores, Inc 2115Sherwin-Williams Co., Cleveland 137. 815Shippers Car Line Corp 302, 495Short Term Trust Shares Series U 2115Shreveport-El Dorado Pipe Line Co.. Inc.. .1627Shubert Theatre Corp_137, 976, 1139. 1302, 1938Siemens & Halske (A. G.) Siemens Schukert-werke (G. M. B. HO 657

Sierra Pacific Electric Co--114, 635, 789, 1447Sierra & San Francisco Power Co 1290Signature Hosiery Co., Inc 1302Signode Steel Strapping Co 2115Silica-Gel Corp. (Balt.) 2115Simmons-Boardman Publishing Corp 1302Simmons Co__ _302, 1118. 1139, 1283, 1302, 1777Simms Petroleum Co 1118. 1302Simon (Franklin) & Co., Inc 1627Simon (H.) & Sons, Ltd 302Sinclair Consolidated Oil Corp_496, 1139,

1464Sinclair Mfg. Co 1.77,, 1938Sioux City Gas & Electric Co 114, 1283Sisto Financial Corp 657Skelly 011 Co 949, 976, 1777Skinner Organ Co 657Slack (J. T.) Corp 1302Sloane-Blabon Corp 976. 1139Sloane (W. & J.) Mfg. Co 976Smith (F. H.) Co 1302, 1939Smith (A. 0.) Corp 2115S. M. A. Corp 2115Smyth Mfg. Co., Hartford, Conn 2115Sobel-Mirken Holding Corp 1778Societe Financiere de Transports et d Entre-

prises Industrielles ("Sofina-) 955Socony-Vacuum Corp 138, 815, 976. 1139SolarRefining Co 1140, 1464, 1627Sonora Products Corp. of America 302Soo Line System 626, 1441, 1605, 2096South Bay Consolidated Water Co.. Inc.,

635. 643, 1447. 1454, 1616, 1919, 1928South Carolina Power Co_ _114, 949, 1765, 2100South Penn Oil Co 976, 1283, 1302

PageSouth Shore Dock Co 2115South-States Utilities Co. (Miss.) 288Southeastern Express Co 469, 1118, 1920Southeastern Gas Co 1290Southeastern Gas & Water Co. 288, NO, 955, 1290Southern Acid & Sulphur Co 1939Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Co.,Inc 278. 949, 1447

Southern California Edison Co.. Ltd..114, 635. 1447, 2100. 2105

Southern California Gas Co 1126. 1769Southern California Telephone Co 1616Southern Canada Power Co., Ltd_469, 1283. 1920Southern Cities Public Service Co 1454Southern Colorado Power Co_ _469, 482,

1118, 1126. 1765. 1769Southern Grocery Stores, Inc 138Southern Ice Co 138Southern Ice & Utilities Co_ _ _ _122, 949. 955,

1126, 1283. 1290Southern Indiana Gas & Electric Co.,

114. 800, 1615. 2100Southern Natural Gas Corp- _ _ _114. 122, 949,

955, 1454, 1609, 1616, 2100, 2105Southern Pacific Co_109, 778. 1603, 1613, 2102Southern Pacific Golden Gate Co_303, 1118. 1140Southern Pacific Lines 626,1442, 1603.

1605. 2096Southern Pacific Steamship Lines-109, 778. 1440Southern Publishers, Inc 496 2115Southern By 109, 778. 1440Southern Sugar Co 303. 976, 1627Southern Surety Co. of New York 1464Southern Union Gas Co 1928Southland Royalty Co 496, 1118, 1140Southwest Gas Utilities Corp., Shreveport,Ls 800, 949. 955

Southwest Utility Dairy Products Co- --__- 657Southwestern Bell Telephone Co__ _789. 800, 1454Southwestern Gas & Electric Co 1283, 1290Southwestern Light & Power Co 1283, 1290Spalding (A. G.) & Bros 976Spang, Chalfant & Co., Inc__1140, 1447, 1464Sparks-Withington Co 1939Spear & Co 790, 815Spicer mfg. Corp 1118. 1140. 2116Spiegel. May, Stern & Co., Inc 949, 976Spokane International Ry 109, 778, 1604Spokane Portland & Seattle Ry_ _ _109, 941, 1604Springfield (Mass.) Street Ry.. 122, 1283, 1290Square D Co 1777Stacey Mfg. Co., Cincinnati, Ohio... _1464, 2116Stahl-Meyer, Inc 1939Staley (A. E) Mfg. Co 1140Stamford & Western Gas Co 955Standard All America Corp 1939Standard American Corp 1939Standard Brands. Inc 790, 815, 1939Standard Cap & Seal Corp 635, 657Standard Clay Products, Ltd 138Standard Corporations, Inc 657, 1627Standard Financial Corp 815Standard Fruit & Steamship Corp___ _-- -635, 657Standard Gas Sr Electric Co_ _469. 482. 1118,

1126, 1765, 1769. 1919, 1928Standard Investing Corp 496, 790, 816Standard Oil Co. of Calif_ __949. 976. 1302. 1464Standard Oil Co. of Indiana_ _657, 976, 1302.

1464. 1627Standard 011 Co. of Kansas_ _949, 976. 1118, 1302Standard Oil Co. of Ky 138Standard Oil Co (New Jersey) _ _138. 657, 976,

1140. 1303. 1464. 1627Standard Oil Co. (New York) --138. 303. 496,

657. 815, 976Standard 011 Co. of Ohio_ _1140, 1464, 1627, 1777Standard Oilshares, Inc 139Standard Paving & Materials, Ltd 303, 816Standard Pipe Line Co 2116Standard Plate Glass Co 1627Standard Screw Co 2116Standard Steel Spring Co., Coraopolis, Pa_ - _2116Standard Utilities, Inc 1464Standard Pipe Line Co 1939. 2116Starrett Corp 496. 949. 976Starrett (L. S.) Co 1283, 1303, 1465State Dairy Products Co 657State Guaranty Co 816State Street Inves.men., Corp 469, 496State Title & Mtge. Co 139Staten Island Rapid Transit 109, 778, 1440Steel Co. of Canada, Ltd 139Steinite Radio Co 303Sterling Coal Co., Ltd 139Sterling, Inc., N.Y. City 658Sterling Securities Corp 469, 496, 976Stevens Hotel Co 303Stewart-Warner Corp-790, 815, 1283, 1303, 1465Stix Baer & Fuller Co., St. Louis, Mo 139Stone & Webster Engineering Corp 2116Stone & Webster, Inc 1283. 1303Stonega Coke & Coal Co., Inc., Big StoneGap, Va 1303

Straus (S. W.) Investing Corp 658Strauss (Nathan). Inc_976, 1303, 1465, 2116Strawbridge & Clothier, Inc 303Stroock (S.) & Co., Inc 2116Studebaker Corp 303, 790, 816, 1465, 2116Studebaker Mail Order Co 139Sturtevant (B. F.) Co., Boston 139Stutz Motor Car Co of America, Inc__303,

496 658, 816Submarine Boat CorpSuburban Light & Power Co 482Sugar Estates of Oriente, Inc 977, 1465, 1939Sullivan Packing Co., Detroit 1303Sun-Glow Industries, Inc 977Sun Investing Co., Inc 635, 658Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada_ __ _ - -816. 1627Sun Oil Co., Philadelphia_ _303, 635, 658, 816,

977, 1140Suncook Mills 139Sunray Oh Corp 816Sunset Pacific Oil Co 139. 1627Super-Corporations of America Depositors,Inc 139

Super Maid Corp 1283. 1303Superheater Co 790, 816Superior Oil Corp 1284. 1303Superior Steel Corp 1118, 1303Supervised Shares Corp. 496Susquehanna & New York RR 1286Sutherland Paper Co 469. 496Swann Corp 816Sweet (Alfred J.) Co 1628Sweets Co of America. Inc.. 469, 496, 1920, 1939Sweet's Laundry Shops, Inc ____ _____ _1140Swift & Co., Chicago 977, 1303. 2116Swift Internacional Corp 2116Symington Co 469, 496Syracuse Northern Electric By., Inc 1616Syracuse By. Co.-Ordinated Bus Line, Inc.,

1609, 1616Syracuse Washing Machine Corp_ _949, 977,

1303, 1939

Texas Power & Light CoTexas Public Service Co 2100, 2106Texas State RR 1122Texon Oil & Land Co 816. 1777Textiles, Inc 2116Thatcher Mfg. Co 949, 977. 1303Thermoid Co 470, 496, 1119, 1140Third Avenue Ry 114, 791, 1447, 1928Third National Investors Corp 114, 139Thomas-Allec Corp 1939Thompson (John R.) Co 949, 977, 1939Thompson Products. Inc-635, 658, 791. 816,1140Thompson-Starrett Co., Inc 140, 1448, 1465Thompson's Spa, Inc 304, 1140Thomson-Gibb Electric Welding Co 1140Thunder Lake Lumber Co., Rhinelander,Wis 1140

Tide Water Associated Oil Co--139, 304, 977,1140, 1284, 1303

Tide Water Oil Co 1140, 1284, 1303. 1777Tide Water Power Co 1284. 1290. 1616Tidewater Steel Corp. (Md.) 1140Tillman Electric Plating Works Co 658Tillotson (W. E.) Mfg. Co 977Time, Incorporated 278, 304Timken Detroit Axle Co 949, 977. 2116Timken Roller Bearing Co 949, 977Title Guarantee & Trust Co 1939Title Insurance Co. of Minnesota 140Tobacco Products Corp- - -1609, 1628, 1765. 1777Todd Shipyards Corp 1939Toho Electric Power Co.. Ltd. (Toho Den-ryoku Ksbushiki Kaisha) 482. 1920, 1928

Tokyo Electric Light Co., Ltd 1920. 1928Toledo Edison Co 1769Toledo Peoria & Western RR 109, 941, 1604Toledo Terminal RR 109, 941Toronto Dairies, Ltd 2116Toronto Hamilton & Buffalo By 1111. 1122Toronto (The) Mortgage Co., Toronto.

Ont., Canada 1777Toronto Suburban Ry 955Torrington Co 1140, 1778Trans-Lux Movie Ticker Corp 1303Transamerica Corp ..140, 496, 658. 816, 1303,

1465, 1628, 2116Transcontinental & Western Air, Inc _304,

816, 1303. 2116Transue & Williams Steel Forging Corp..

470, 496, 2116Traung Label & Lithograph Co 1628Traymore, Ltd 658Tr-Continental Corp 470. 496Tri-National Trading Corp 497'Fri-State 011 & Gas Corp.. Elmira, N. Y. 955Tri-State Telephone & Telegraph Co-- _9551 1290Tr -Utilities Corp 482, 1616Trico Products Corp 949, 977Trinity Buildings Corp 497Truax-Traer Coal Co. (Del.) 816. 977Trunz Pork Stores, Inc 635. 658Truscon Steel Co 949, 977Trustee Standard Shares, Inc 816Tung-Sol Lamps Works. Inc_ _ _ _1284, 1303. 1628Twelfth Street Stores Corp. (Del.) ______ 407Twentieth Century Depositor Corp_ - -1628, 1939Twenty-Third Street By 122Twin City RR 282Twin City Rapid Transit Co. 791. 800. 1454. 1616Twin State Gas & Electric Co 1609, 1616250 West 39th Street Building 17782166 Broadway Corp. N.Y. City_ -812, 1135.

1624, 2112Tyrol Hydro-Electric Co. (Tiwag) 122

UTien & Co 791. 816. 1628, 2116Ister & Delaware RR-109, 282, 778, 1122.

1286, 2102Underwood Elliott Fisher C0_470, 497, 816, 1140Underwritings & Participations, Inc.. (Masa.)1303Un erleider Financial Corp 977, 1765, 1939Union Bag & Paper Corp 1940Union Carbide & Carbon Corp 635. 658Union Cotton Mfg. Co 977Union d'Electricite. Paris, France 482Union Electric Light & Power Co. of Illinois,

288. 1119. 1126Union Electric Light & Power Co. of St. Louis,

288. 1119. 1126. 2100, 2106Union Mfg. Co., New Britain, Conn_ ___140, 2116Union Metal Mfg. Co 2116Union Oil Co. of California_ _140. 278, 304, 1628Union Pacific RR-109, 626. 779, 941, 1442,

1604, 2096Union Public Service Co 2106Union RR. (Pennsylvania) 110, 778, 1440Union Sugar Co 817Union Tank Car Co 1448, 1628Union Water Service Co-635, 643, 1448,

1454, 1616, 2100, 2106Unit Corp. of America 658, 1465United Advertising Corp 1465United Aircraft & Transport Corp_ _140, 497,

817, 1140, 1284, 1303. 1628. 1778United American Bosch Corp 497, 790, 817United American Soda Fountain Co., Boston 140United American Utilities, Inc 800. 1616United Biscuit Co. of America United Business Publishers, IncUnited Carbon Co United Carr Fastener Corp

PageTacony-Palmyra Bridge Co__469, 658, 790, 816ampa Electric Co 469, 635. 643, 1447

Taylor Milling Corp 635, 658Pec k-Hughes Gold Mines, Ltd-114, 139.

1118, 1140Telautograph Corp-469. 496, 635. 658,

1920, 1939Telephone Bond & Share Co----I920, 1928, 1939Television Corp. of America (Del.) 1140Temple Anthracite Coal Co 303Tennant Finance Corp 1628Tennessee Central By. .109,778, 1286, 1440, 1604Tennessee Corp 1939Tennessee Electric Power Co--790, 1447, 2100Terminal Ry. Assn. of St. Louis 109, 778Terre Haute Electric Co., Inc 1454Terre Haute Indianapolis & Eastern Trac-

tion Co 122, 288Terre Haute Traction & Light Co 1290, 1454Texarkana & Fort Smith By 107, 940, 1603Texas Creosoting Co., Orange, Texas 303Texas Empire Pipeline Co 1140Texas Gulf Sulphur Co 635, 658, 1140Texas Mexican By 109, 941. 1604Texas & New Orleans RR__109. 778, 941,

952, 1604Texas Pacific Coal & Oil Co 1119, 1140Texas Pacific Land Trust 1628Texas & Pacific Northern By 117Texas & Pacific Ry--109, 778, 780, 1286.

1442, 2096

470, 497950, 977

1119, 1140, 1304636 817

United Chemicals, Inc 1119, 1140United Cigar Stores Co. of America-658, 950, 977United Corp.. Wilmington, Del 278. 288United Dyewood Corp 1920, 2116


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United Electric Coal Companies 1920, 1940United Electric Light Co. of Springfield, Mass 288United Electric Rys. Providence R. I 1290United Engineering & Foundry Co 817United Engineers and Constructors, Inc...._ 817United Film Industries, Inc 1304, 1465United Founders Corp--- -304. 470, 494, 817United Fruit Co 278. 304, 1304, 2116United Gas Corp 1284, 1290United Gas Improvement Co. 950, 955, 2101. 2106United Grain Growers Ltd 1940United Investment Shares, Inc., Milwaukee,Wis 1465, 2117

United Light & Power Co_ _114, 122, 950, 955.1609. 1616

United National Corp 1778United Paperboard Co., Inc 1449United Piece Dye Works 950, 977United Power & Light Corp. (of Kansas)____1126United Printers & Publishers, Inc 817United Dye Co 952United Rys. & Electric Co. of Baltimore-791, 2100United Retail Chemists Corp 1304United Securities Trust Associates,

1119, 1140. 1304United Service Corp., Ltd 140United Shoe Machinery Corp 1778U. S. Bobbin & Shuttle Co 140U. S. British International Co., Ltd,

140, 636, 658U. S. Capital Corp., Boston, Mass 817, 977, 1940U. S. Dairy Products Corp 304, 1140U. S. Distributing Corp 636, 658U. S. Electric Light 8z Power Shares, Inc.,497, 977, 1304, 1628U. S. Envelope Co 791, 817U. S. Fidelity & Guaranty Co 497, 2117U. S. & Foreign Securities Corp 636, 659U. S. Freight Co 1920, 2117U. S. Gypsum Co_ _1119, 1140, 1284, 1304, 1628

U. S. Hoffman Machinery Corp__140, 304,636, 658, 817

U. S. Industrial Alcohol Co 636, 658U. S. International Securities Corp 470, 497U. S. Leather Co 636. 659U. S. Lines, Inc 477, 817. 1466, 1628. 2117U. S. Oil & Royalties Co 1119. 1141U. S. Pipe & Foundry Co 636, 659U. S. Pipe & Radiator Co 1119U. S. Playing Card Co 950. 977U. S. Printing & Lithograph Co 1284, 1304U. S. Radiator Corp 140U. S. Radio & Television Corp- - -304, 659. 1304U. S. Realty & Improvement Co 470, 497U. S. Rubber Co 950, 977, 2117U. S. Shares Corp 2117U. S. Smelting, Refining & Mining Co.2100, 2117U. S. Steel Corp__140, 304, 497, 659, 791,

817. 977, 1141, 1628, 1778, 2117U. S. Worsted Corp 140United Stores Corp 1609, 1628, 1765, 1778United Traction Co., Albany, N. Y.__1284,1290, 2100, 2106United Verde Extension Mining Co 304. 977United Wall Paper Factories Inc 2117Universal Leaf Tobacco Co., Inc 1466, 1628Universal Mills, Fort Worth, Texas 1940Universal Pictures CO, Inc 470, 497Universal Pictures Corp., N. Y 1940Universal Pipe & Radiator Co 1141University of Detroit 977Upper Coos RR. (N. H.) 1450Utah Copper Co 1778Utah Radio Products Co

Utah Ry .110. 779, 1440Utica Railway Co-Ordinated Bus Lines, Inc.,1448, 1454Utica Steam & Mohawk Valley Cotton Mills- 140Utilities Gas & Electric Co 1454Utilities Hydro & Rail Shares Corp 304Utilities Power & Light Corp__800. 1127,

1616, 1769, 1928, 2106Utilities Public Service Co 482Utility & Industrial Corp 791, 817Utility Natural Gas Co., Dallas, Texas 2106Ifacuum Oil Co 140, 304. 817. 978V adsco Sales Corp 141, 1284. 1304Valvoline Oil Co 1141, 1304, 2117Van Camp Packing Co., Inc 1778Van Sweringen Corp 305

PageVan de Kamps Holland Dutch Bakers. Inc.,

1119, 1141Vanadium-alloys Steel Co 1141, 1628Vanadium Corp. of America, Inc_1119, 1141, 1304Vapor Car Heating Co., Inc., Chicago, Ill__- 978Veeder-Root, Inc 1284, 1304, 1778Vick Financial Corp 791, 817Vickers, Ltd 659Vicking Pump Co 659. 818. 1119, 1141Victory Bldg., 'Toronto 978, 1940Virginia Alberene Corp 140Virginia Bridge & Iron Co 141Virginia-Carolina Chemica. Corp_ - _ _ _1141. 1628Virginia Electric & Power Co--114, 278.1119. 1127, 1610Virginia Iron, Coal & Coke Co_ _636, 659. 2117Virginia Public Service Co 1285, 1290Virginian By 110, 779, 941, 1440, 1606Vitaglass Corp 2117Vulcan Detinning Co 1284, 1304

Wabash Ry_-110, 626, 779, 952, 1606, 1613.1767, 2102Waco Aircraft Co 791, 818Waldorf System, Inc- -305, 636, 659, 978, 1778Walgreen Co 305, 818, 978, 1778Walker Mining Co 1448, 1629Walton Lumber Co., Everett. Wash --- - -1629Walworth Co 1765, 1778, 1920, 2117Ward Baking Corp 792, 818Warner Bros. Pictures, Inc__141, 978. 1285,1304. 1466Warner Co 792, 818. 978Warner-Quinlan Co 792, 818Warren Brothers Co 141. 1778Warren Foundry & Pipe Corp_ -792, 818,1765. 1778Warwick Mills, West Warwick, R. I_ _1141.1940, 2117Washburn Wire Co 141, 1304Washington Baltimore & Annapolis Electric

By 800Waslilngton Co., Indianapolis 305Washington Suburban Gas Co 800Washington Terminal Co (D. C.) 1286Washington Water Power Co 1616Waterbury Gas Light Co 1454Watson Elevator o 497Waverly Oil Works Co (Pa.) 141Wayagamack Pulp & Paper Co., Ltd__ - 497Wayne Pump Co 1141, 1610. 1629Webster Eisenlolv, Inc 950. 978Weinberger Drug Stores, Inc 1940Welch Grape Juice Corp 978Wentworth Radio & Auto Supply Co., Ltd 818erWesson 011 & Snowdrift Co.. Inc 115, 141West Boston Gas Co 1127West Boylston Mfg. Co 659, 1466West Michigan Steel Foundry Co 141, 268West Ohio Gas Co 643, 955West Penn Power Co 800, 1616West Texas Utilities Co 1285, 1290West Virginia-Ohio River Bridge Co., Gal-

lipolis, 0 1466West Virginia Utilities Co 1290West Virginia Water Service Co636, 644,801, 1127, 1285, 1290, 1448, 1454, 1616,

1920, 1928Westchester Fire Insurance Co 659Westchester Lighting Co 1454Western Air Express Corp ------------497, 1778Western Auto Supply Co__305, 1119. 1141, 1778Western Continental Utilities, Inc 482Western Dairy Products Co 950, 978Western Electric Co.. Inc-659, 818, 1778, 2117Western Grain Co., Ltd 141Western Grocer Co 1629Western Maryland Ry__110, 283. 626. 779,1286, 1440, 1442, 1606, 2095. 2096Western Massachusetts Cos 1920, 1928, 2106Western New York Motor Lines. Inc 1466Western New York Water Co_ -114. 636. 643,792, 1448, 1454. 1616. 1765. 1769. 1920. 1928Western Pacific RR- -110, 117, 941, 1604,

1613. 1924Western Paper Goods Co 818Western Pipe & Steel Co. of Calif 1610. 1629Western Power, Light & Telephone Co.-288.482, 1928Western Public Service Co.. ..115, 279, 1119, 1610

PageWestern By. of Alabama 110. 779Western Reserve Investing Corp- _141. 950, 978Western State Life Insurance Co 305Western Tablet & Stationery Corp 305Western Television Corp., Chicago 1466Western Union Telegraph Co.. Inc_ -122. 470,482, 955. 1769. 1920. 2106Western Utilities Corp 122Westinghouse Air Brake Co 305, 792. 818Westinghouse Electric & Mfg. Co305, 636.

659, 978, 1778. 1940Westmoreland Water Co 115. 122Weston Electrical Instrument Corp 305,1448, 1629, 1940Westphalia United Electric Power Corp 2106Westvaco Chlorine Products Corp_ -470, 497,

659, 818, 978, 1141Wevtark Radio Stores, Inc 141, 1141Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry 11Q, 779, 1440Wheeling Steel Corp__141, 792, 818, 950.78. 1466Wheeling Traction Co 1454. 1616Whipple (J. R.) Corp 1629White (J. G.) & Co 978White (R. H.) Co., Boston 659White (B. S.) Dental Co 659White Eagle Oil Corp 1141White Eagle Oil& Refining Co 1141White (Morris) Holding Co., Inc 1466White Motor Co 1610, 1629White (Morris) Properties, Inc 1466White Rock Mineral Springs Co- _278, 308. 1778White Sewing Machine Corp., 950, 978White Star Line, Ltd., London, England_ _ _ _ 141White Star Refining Co 141Whiting Corp., Chicago 497Whitman Mills, New Bedford, Mass 1466Whittall Can Co.. Ltd 2117Whittenten Mfg. Co., Boston, Mass ------ 305Wichita Falls & Southern RR 110, 779, 1604Wichita Valley RR 106. 940, 1602Wickwire Spencer Steel Corp 978Wilcox (H. F.) Oil & Gas Co 1119, 1141Wilcox-Rich Corp 141, 636. 659Willard 's Chocolates. Ltd 497, 818Williams (R. C.) & Co., Inc 2117Williams Steamship Corp ______ __- - - -1448, 1466Williamsport Water Co 279. 288. 1285. 1290Willys-Overland Co--305, 497.636. 659. 792.

818. 1304, 1778, 1940Wilmington (Del.) Gas Co 1290Wilson&Co..Inc 1141Wilson-Jones Co 1629Winn & Lovett Grocery Co 308, 1141, 1778Winnipeg Electric Co 1290Wisconsin Bancshares Corp 1940Wisconsin Electric Power Co 1120, 1127WisconsinGas & ElectriWisconsin Lumber Co.. Des Moines, Iowa_ -- 978Wisconsin Michigan Power Co 1120. 1127Wisconsin Minnesota & Pacific RR 1451Wisconsin Power & Light Co 955, 1119, 1127Wisconsin Public Service Corp .._470, 482,

1120, 1127. 1765, 1.769Wisconsin Valley Electric Co_ _470, 482. 1120,1127. 1765, 1769Woburn (Mass.) Gas Light Co 956Woodley Petroleum Co 1304Woolworth (F. W.) Co.. .308, 818, 978. 1466.

1629, 2117Woolworth (F. WO Co., Ltd., of England_. 818Worcester Consolidated Steel By 956Worcester Gas IAght Co 1127Worthington Pump & Machinery Corp- -792,818, 978, 1304Worumbo Mfg. Co., Bath, Me 1778Wright Aeronautical CorP-308. 1120. 1141, 1629Wrigley (William) Jr. Co .636, 659, 1141, 1778

'vale Electric CorP 1411 ale & Towne Mfg. CO 980,978. 1141Yazoo & Mississippi Valley RR 107, 940Yellow Truck & Coach Mfg. Co 636, 659York Railways Co 1448, 1455York Share Corp., N.Y. City 308Young (L. A.) Spring & Wire Corp_470, 497, 1778Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co _497, 659,792. 818, 978. 1141, 1304, 1778, 2117

Zenith Radio Corp 308onite Products Corp 470, 497, 1304


XXVIIIINDEX [VoL. 133-PART 1.

STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT-GENERAL NEWS

GENERALPage

t%A Immo:a-

Legislature May Be Convenedin special Session-State Su-preme Court Renders Adverse()pinion Regarding ProposedTax Amendment 1478

Voters to Pass Upon Proposed Con-stitutional Amendments 1951

Arizona-Governor Refuses to CallSpecial Legislative Session 992

Asheville and Buncomne County,N. C.-Bondholders' ProtectiveCommittee to Ask for Deposit ofBond Obligations in Default _ _ _ _ _1478

Beaumont ,Tex.-Injunction Granted

Against Sale of Bonds 1318Binghamton, N. Y.-City Manager

Plan Approved by Voters 154

Cheyenne, Wyo.-Court Order Re-strains Use of Bond Funds_.. 830

(Micas°, Ill.-Mayor Cermak Outlines Financial

. Situation of City 322Finance Committee Seeks Solution

of Money Difficulties 671Funding of 1930 County Taxes byBond Issue Deemed Illegal 1316

Over 93,000.000 in Cook CountyRealty Offered for Tax Sale__ _1790

Connecticut-Additions to List of Legal Invest-ments 322

New State Bank of CommissionerAppointed 322

Changes in List of Legal Invest-ments 509

Additions to List of Legal Invest-ments 671

Bonds of Virginia .Barred fromLegato List 993

Changes in List of Legal Invest'ments 1643

Coral Gables, Fla.-Debt Refunding Plan Announcedby Protective Committee 322

Agreement Reached on RefinancingPlan 671

Detailed Report on Default Situa-tion Issued 1153

Bondholders' Protective Commit-tee Announces Collection ofFunds 1951

Delray Beach, Fla.-Formation ofProtective Committee Announced 092

Detroit, Mich.-Yearly City Tax Bill of 8144,633,-941 Shown by Survey 993

Five Year Financing Plan Proposed 993State Board Vetoes Bond IssuePlan as Illegal 993

State Board Again Refuses 9145,-000,000 Refunding Bond Issue_ .1153

State Treasurer Approves 98,000,-000 Bonds for Unemployment_ _1153

Florlda-Second Special Legislative Ses-sion Called for July 7 154

Provisions of Documentary StampTax Act Interpreted 1478

Gem.gla-LegislatIve Session Begins 154

olden Gate Bridge and HighwayDistrict, Calif .-Attorneys to Re-quest Dismissal of Court ActionRegarding District Financing Plans1478

11111nola-Bids on State Deposits Re-jected 1951

Jacksonville,Fla.-Decision of StateSupreme Court Invalidates Un-sold Bonds 830

Jersey City, N. J.-Special Electionto be held on City Manager Planof Government 1951

ansas-Governor Refuses to CallAl. Special Session of Legislature_ .1479Kentucky-Court of Appeals Invalidates 6850,-000 Refunding Bonds-RulingAlso Voids 52,500.000 CountyBoards Floating Debts 322

Court of Appeals Upholds GrossSales Tax 323

Lake Worth, Fla.-Bondholders'Protective Committee Issues

Statement on Default 993Louisiana-Legislature Meets to BanCotton Growing In 1932 1643

Madison County, Ill.-Attorney-General Rules Unfavorably on

Road Bonds 1153Mamaroneck, N. Y.-Village Man-ager Ousted 1316

Maricopa County Municipal WaterConservation District No. 1, Ariz.-Extension of Time for Bond De-posits 671

Massachusetts-Legal Investments for SavingsBanks 323

Additions to the List of Legal In-vestments 1153

Special Legislative Session Sched-uled to Revise Auto InsuranceLaw 1952

NI erred Irrigation District, CalifBondholders' Protective Commit-

tee Issues Statement on InterestDefault 994

Refinancing Plan Approved byBoard 1153

Refinancing Plan Formally Ap-proved 1952

Miami. Fla.-Organization of Bond-holders' Committee Announsed.2129

1111.ssourl-Drainage Refunding Bonds Up-

held by State Supreme Conn.__ 994Refunding of Judgment Indebted-ness Denied 994

GENERAL (Continued).Page

Moffat Tunnel Dist., Colo.-CourtDenies Petition for Validation ofBonds 830

Montana-State Supreme Court NullifiesBond Sale 323

Opinion of Supreme Court on StateInstitutional Bonds 671

Rehearing on State InstitutionBonds Set for Sept. 9 1316

Rehearing Denied by SupremeCourt on State InstitutionalBonds 2129

Nevada Irrigation District, Calif.-Bond Interest Defaulted 375Reorganization Plans Proposed by

Protective Committee 1154Bond Refunding Plan Wins Ap-

proval 2129New Jersey-

Legislature Passes Delaware RiverPort Authority Bill 154

Special Session on UnemploymentRelief Tentatively Set for Oct. 5_2129

New Smyrna De Land Drainage Dis-trict. Fla.-statement Issued toBondholders by Protective Com-mittee 1952

New Orleans-Trust Funds of Cityto Be Invested in Municipal Bonds 154

New York City-Debt Limit of City Now 5321,074,-099 Away 830

Budget for 1932 Giving Concern_1316Officials Oppose Efforts to ExtendTax Exempt Housing Law 1643

Legislature Passes UnemploymentRelief Bond Bill 2129

New York State-Additional Supplemental Invest-ment List 2129

Additional Supplemental LegalList 830

Compromise Unemployment Re-lief Plan Voted-Legislative Ses-sion Adjourns 2129

Special Legislative Session Calledfor Aug. 25 1316

Governor Urges Passage of Im-munity Law Requested by In-vestigation Committee 1479

Legislature Asked to Consider Ex-tension of Field of Inquiry inLocal Government Matters 1479

Governor Advocates Income TaxAdvance to Obtain 920,000,000Unemployment Aid 1479

Temporary Emergency Relief Ad-ministration Proposed by Gov-ernor 1643

Substitute Relief Plan Presentedin Legislature 1790

North Bergen, N. J.-State Finance Commission Ap-

proves Refinancing Plans 671Finance Commission Fails to De-

termine indebtedness 831Township Creditors Agree on Note

Exchange 994Refinancing Plan Deferred toSept. 1 994

North Carolina-State Assumes County HighwayMaintenance 154

State Supreme Court Holds DeficitBonds Invalid 325

Biennial Deficit of State Put at52,230,064 831

Ten-Year Program for Rehabili-tation of State Proposed 831

Local Government CommissionReports on Bond Flotation 1790

North Dakota-Valuation of Prop-arty for Taxation Purposes ShowsPronounced Decline 1479

rtakland, Calif.-City ManagerNa Council Government Goes in

Effect 325Ochiltree County, Tex.-9700,000Road Bonds Held Invalid byAttorney-General 1643

Ohio-$7,500,000 Welfare Bonds to BeSubmitted to a Referendum_ _ _ 154

New Tax Laws Passed by Legis-lative Session 154

Governor Signs Cigarette Tax Bill 672Special Session of Legislature Asked

of Governor 1479Proposed Constitutional Amend-ment to Be Voted Upon 2129

Osceola County, la.-Supreme CourtRenders Decision on Primary RoadBonds 164

Pennsylvanla-Governor PinchotPlans Extra Session for Unem-ployment Relief 2129

Pensacola, Fla .-City Manager Formof Government Proposed 994

Philadelphia, Pa.-City Administra-tion Meets to Adjust 1931 Budget_1643

Pittsburgh. Pa.-Governor PinchotSigns Emergency Loan Bill 155

ot. Paul, Minn.-Exchange of Sink-ing Fund Securities to Be Inves-tigated • 1644

St. Petersburg. Fla.-Extension of Time for Bond De-

posits Allowed 325Protective Committee Announces

First Coupon Payment 831Straightening of Debt Obligations

Looked for 1316

Committee Fixes Amount of Pay-ments to Be Made on Interest

Coupons in Default 1479

Salem, Ore.-State Supreme Court

Holds $1,100,000 Bond Election

Invalid 672

San Antonio, Tex.-Injunction Suit Against Funding

Bonds 831

Attorney-General Refuses to Ap-

prove Funding Bonds 994

GENERAL (Concluded)Page

San Antonio, Texas (Concluded)Mandamus Action to Compel Ap-

proval of Bonds Instituted 1154City Bond Issue of 91.100,000 Be--

lieved Validated as Result ofSigning of Legislative Measureby Governor 1479

San Diego, Calif.-Suit Brought toRestrain Issuance of Bonds

1154Sanford, Fla.-Initial Payments to Bondholders Available 672

Seattle, Wash.-Mayor EdwardsRecalled-New Mayor Elected byCouncil 672

Sebring, Fla.-City Charter Voidedby Court Opinion

2South Carolina-

Special Session of State LegislatureLikely

113980

Special Legislative Session Con-venet to Act on Cotton Restric-tion 1952

Governor Signs Cotton Bill South Dakota-Bonding Fund In-

terest reestutro Be Turned Over to StateT

1154South San Antonio, Tex.-Voters Approve Dissolution of Incorpo-ration 831

Suffolk County, N.95,000,000 Improvement BondsUpheld by Supreme Court 11670404

Inquiry on 55,000,000 Bond IssueDropped by Grand Jury

pennessee-910,000,000 Highway Bond Issue

Passed by Senate 155Income Tax Bill Introduced in

Legislature 155State to Assume 95,000.000 CountyRoad Debt 155

Regular Session Ends-Special Ses-sion Expected 326

Constitutional Convention Refer-endum to Be Held 325

Special Election on Proposed Con-stitutional Convention Set forSept. 24 1644

Unpaid State Obligations NowAbove 52.000.000 1844

Terra Bella Irrigation District, Calif.-Plan Proposed to Retire Over-due Debt 1790

Texas-Special Legislative Session Called

to Deal with Oil Situation 509Special Legislative Session Ends .1316Constitutional Amendment to BeSubmitted for Consideration ofVoters in 1932-Measure Re-ferred to as Homestead Tax Ex-1480emotion Plan

Fewer Bonds Approved DuringLast Fiscal Year 1790

Legislature Convenes in SpecialSession to Reduce Cotton Acre-age 1790

Plan to Abandon Cotton GrowingIn 1932 Rejected

1952Virginia-111,000,000 Road Loan for Unemployment Relief Pro-posed 994

BOND ISSUES

Aberdeen, Ind 1317, 1791bilene, Texas 1644, 2130

Abington Twp. Sch, Dist., Pa 155Acadia Parish Road Dist. No. 4, La_ 155Accomac County. Va 509Adairville.Ky 509Adams County, Ind_ _155, 509, 1317,

1791, 2130Adams County, Miss 1154, 2130Adams County S. D. No. 34, Colo 1791Akron, Ohio 155, 509, 1644, 2130Albert Les, Minn 831. 1317Alice, Texas 1480, 1952Allegan, Mich 155, 672Allegan Sch. Dist. No. 1, Mleh_995, 1154Allegany County, Md__1644, 1791, 2130Allegheny County, Pa 326

Allen County, Ind 1791, 1952

Alliance, Ohio 995, 1791

Alms Cons. Sch, Dist., Ark 509Almonte, Ont 165, 334

Ambridge. Ga 1952

Amherst, N.Y 155.509

Amherst Township, Que 2138

Amory, Miss 1317, 1644, 1952

Amsterdam, N. Y 1480, 1791

Ancaster Township, Ont 1488

Anderson, S. C 1952

Anderson County, Tenn 672Anderson County, Tex 509

Anderson Sch. City, Ind 1154, 1952

Andrews County, Texas 509Anniston, Ala 831, 1317

Antwerp, Ohio 1317Arcadia, Ohio 1154Arcadia, IN Ls 155

Arenac County, Mich 326Arenac & Bay Counties, Mich_1154,

1317, 1480Arizona, State of ' 995, 1154Arkansas, State of_ __155, 326, 881,

995, 1791Arkansas City, Kan 831, 1154Arlington. Mass 672, 1844Arlington, N. Y 1317Arlington County, Vs 995, 1154Arnold Sch. Dist., Pa___509, 672, 831Asheboro N. C 1644, 1932Asher, Okla 509Ashland, Ohio 672, 2130Ashland City, Tenn 326Ashtabula County, Ohio 609, 995Athens, Mich 831, 1480, 1952Athens, Tenn 1952Atlanta, Ga 1952Atlantic City, N. J___.1154, 1480,

1791, 1952Attleboro, Mass._509, 672, 831,

1480, 1644, 1791, 1952, 2130Auburn Township, Ohio 2130Audubon, Is 509

BOND ISSUES (Continued)Page

Aurora Un. Free Sch. Dist. No. 1,N. Y 831, 995

Austerlitz Fire Dist. No, 1, N. Y___1154Avon Lake, Ohio 1952Avoyelles Par. Cons. Sch. Dist. No.

1, La 995, 1644Avoyelles Par. Bch. Diets., La_ _326,

831, 1952Ayr, Ont 681

Babylon and Oyster Bay Joint tin.Free Sch. Dist. No. 6, N. Y_2130

Baca County, Colo 672,1644

Baca County Sch. Dist. No. 4, Colo_ 995Baker County, Ore 2130

Baltimore, Md 1791, 1952

Bangor, Me 509, 672, 832

Baraga Township, Mich 832Baraga Twp. Sch. Dist., Mich_ _1317Barberton, Ohio 326, 832, 1952Barr Township, Pa 1644, 1953Barry County, Mich__ _326, 1791, 1953Barton, Vt 1844Bath, Bradford, Campbell andThurston Can. Sch. Dist. No. 1,N.Y 832

Bay City, Mich 1953, 2130Bay County, Mich 995, 1155, 1317Bay Village, Ohio 2130Bear Lake County Ind, Sch. Dist,No. 1, Ida 1791

Beaufort, N. C 1953Beaumont, Tex 832, 995Beaupre, Quit 2138Bedford, Ohio 1844Beeville Ind. Sch, Dist., Tex 1155Belknap County, N. H 509Bell County, Texas 1155Bell Township, Pa 672, 1155Bellaire, Ohio 1644, 2130Belleville, Ont 2138Beloit, Wis_ .. 832, 995Bent County Sch. Dist. No. 1, Colo.

672. 1644, 1791Benton County, Ind 155, 672, 995Bensinger Township Sch. Dist.. Pa.

832, 995Berkly, Mich 995Berne, Knox, New Scotland, Wes-

terlo, Middleburgh & Wright Cen.School District No. 1, N.Y 1953

Berrien County, Mich____832, 995, 1645Berthier, Que 1487, 2138Bessemer City, N. C 1953Bessemer Twp., Mich_996, 1317, 1480Bethel, Ohio 2130Beverly, Mass 995, 1155, 1953Baxley, Ohio 155, 509, 1645, 2130Big Spring, Tex 509, 995Biloxi, Miss 510, 1155, 1645Birmingham, Mich 995, 1953, 2130Blackford County Ind 672, 995Black Hawk County, Iowa 155,

1155, 1317, 1645Black Lake, Que 2138Blair, Neb 328Bloomfield, N. ..T 832, 1317Bloomingdale, N. J 155Bloomington, Ind 510

Ark 832Blythe County Line Ind. S. D., Tex_1645Boise, Ida 1155, 1317Bolton Water District, N. T 155Bombay Common S. D. No. 3, N. Y.1317Boone, N. C 510, 832Boone County, III 155, 1953. 2130Boston, Mass_ _155, 672, 673, 1155,

1317, 1645, 1791, 1953, 2130Boulder, Colo 1645Bountiful, Utah 995. 1317, 1953Bourbon County, Kan....995, 1155, 1317Bovey, Minn 1155, 1317Bowel Co. Rd. Dist. No. 6, Tex- -1480Bowling Green, Ky 326Dowling Green, Ohio 1317, 1953Bowling Green city S.D., Ohlo_995, 1317Boyertown, Pa 1791, 2130Boyne City, Mich 1053Braintree, Mass 832Branson Cons. S. D., Mo 2130Brazos County, Tex 995, 1480, 1791Breckenridge, Mims 2130Itrentford Cons. Ind. S. D., S. Dalt. _1317Bridgeport, Conn___326, 832, 995,

1953, 2130Bridgewater, N. 8 1960Bridgewater, Paris & Brookfield

Central S. D. No, 1, N. Y.___510, 673Brigantine. N,.7 832, 1480Bristol County, Mass 510, 673Brockton, Mass 995, 1155Brookline, Mass 673Brook Park, Ohio 326, 995, 1317Brookings Ind. Sch. Dist., fil. Oak_ _1953Brown County, Ind 2130Brown County, Tex 1317Brownsville, Ore 1791Brownsville Ind. Sch. Dist., Tex.,

328, 673, 832Brownsville Pav, Dist., Tex 2130Brunswick, Md 995Brush, Colo 1953Bryson City, N. C 1953Bucyrus City Sch. Dist., Ohio 510Buffalo, N. Y 1317, 1480, 1791Bunkle. La 510Burke County, N. C 510Burley Highway District, Ida 510Burlington, Colo 1791Burlington Iowa 2130Brulington, N. C__ -.326, 510, 995, 1317Burlington, N. J 155, 510Burlington Graded S. D., N. C 510Burlington School District, Iowa 155Burlington School District, Ohio_ _ _ . 832Burnet, Tex 1791Bush. Colo 2130Bo' , N..1 1155, 1481Bte, Mont 326, 1155

Cabarrus County, N. C 510alcasieu Par. S. D. No. 22, La.. _2131

California, State of__156, 510, 832,996, 1155, 1317, 1481, 1792

Callahan County Road Dist. No. 1,Tex 1481, 2131

Calmar, Ia 326, 510Cambria Twp. S. 13.. Pa 832, 1317Cambridge, Ohio 156, 673

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Cambridge, Mass__156, 326, 673,996, 1155, 1318

Campbell, Ohio 1645Camden, Ark 510Cameron County Water Control &Impt. Dist. No. 16, Tex 156

Cameron Parish Gravity DrainageDistrict No. 3, La 1318

Campbell, Addison, Erwin, Thurston& Bradford Cen. S. D. No. 2, N. Y. 832

Campbellsburg School City. Ind_510, 996Canada (Dominion of) 2138Canton Mass 832. 996Canton, Miss 2131Canton, OhioCanton Twp., OhioCanyon, TexCanyon County Ind. Sch. Dist.

17921481, 9153

16451318, 1481

1645 996, 1155

673. 996, 1953, 2131832

2131

No. 28, IdaCarlisle, Pa Carlisle County. NY Carroll County, Ind Carrizo Springs, Tex Carson County, TexasCarter County. Tenn 510, 1645Carteret Sch. Dist., N. J____1481, 1792Caruthersville Sch. Dist., Mo 1645Cascade County Sch. Dist. No. 1,Mont 673, 832, 1645, 1953

Casper, Wyo 328Cass County, Ind 673, 996Casaville, Mo 510, 673Cass County, Ind 1792Catahoula Parish, La 2131Cayce, B. C 996, 1318Cazenovia, N. Y 510Center, Colo 1155Central Oregon hr. Dist., Ore.1318, 2131Central Park Sch. Dist. No. 4, Mont _1645Chaffee County Sch. Dist. No. 7,Colo 1481

Champion, N.Y 996,1155Chandler Sch. Dist., Okla326, 832Charming Ind, Sch. Dist., Texas... 996Chardon, Ohio 326Charles County, Md 326Charleston, S. C 156Charleston Sch. Dist., Mo 1953Charlotte, N. C 1953Chatfield, Minn 156Chatham N. Y 2131Chatham County, N. C_1481, 1792, 1953Cheektowaga, N. Y 510, 832Cheektowaga tin. Free Sch. Dist.No. 9, N. Y__510, 996, 1155, 1481,

1645, 1792Chelan, Wash 2131Cheltenham Township, Pa 1155Cheney Wash 832, 1155Cherry Valley, Middlefield & Rose-boom Central Sch. Dist. No. 1,N. Y 326, 673, 996

Chester, Horicon, Minerva andSchroon Central Rural Sch. Dist.No. 9, N.Y 156

Chester Township, Ohio 1792Chewelah, Wash 996Chicago, Ill 327, 1155, 1792Chicago Sanitary District, Ill 1481Chicago South Park Dist., DI_ _1155,

1318, 2131Chicopee, Mass-510, 1155, 1318,

1792, 1953Chillicothe City Sch. Dist., Ohio_ 510Chilliwack, B. C 1002Chippewa Twp. Sch. Dist., Pa.1318, 2131Chittenango, N.Y 1645, 1954Clark County, Ind 510, 832Clarks, Neb 2131Clarksville, Ind 1318Clarksville, Tenn 1645, 2131Clay County, la 832, 996Clay County, Ind-510, 996, 1155, 1954Clayton, Kan 1481, 2131Clermont County, Ohio 327Cleveland, Ohio 511, 1481, 1954Cleveland, Tenn 673, 833, 1155Cleveland Heights, Oht0.1155, 1481,

1792, 2131Cleveland Heights City Sch. Diet.,Ohio 833, 1481

Clinton County, Ind 996Coahoma County, Min 611, 2131Coatesville, Pa 2131CobleskUl, Carlisle, Seward, Middle-burgh, Fulton, Richmondville,Decatur and Roseboom CentralSchool District No. 1, N. Y_833, 996

Cochran County, Tex____673, 996,1318, 1954

Coeur D'Alene, Ida 996Coke County Road Precincts Nos.2 and 4, Texas 1645

Cold Spring, N. Y 673Collierville, Tenn 673Collingsworth County, Tex 511Colorado Springs, Colo_1156, 1318, 1481Columbia, S. C 156Columbus, Ohio 156, 327, 833Comanche Ind. Sch. Diet., Texas

1318. 1481Concord, Mass 673, 833Concord, N. H 511, 1156Condos County Bch. Dist. No. 30,Colo 2131

Connecticut, State of 998Converse County Bch. Dist. No. 17,Wyo 154, 996, 1645

Conway. Mass 1318Cook County, 111_156, 327, 833,

1481, 1645, 1792Coos County, N. H 1156, 2131Corinth, Miss 2131Cornelia. Ga 327, 1481Cornwall, Out 1797Corpus Christi, Texas 2131Corsicana Ind. Sch. Dist., Texas... 511Cote St. Luc, Que 681Cottonport, La 2131Covington, Ky 327, 673Crawford County, Wis 327, 511Crestline Ex. Village Sch. Dist., 0..2131Creston, Is 1792, 2131Crete, Nab 327Crosby, N. Dak 1645Crystal City, Texas 1954Cumberland, Md 1482, 1954Cumberland, R. I 327Curry County Sch. Dist., N. Mex._ 156Cuyahoga County, Ohio 1645, 2131Cygnet, Ohio 673

Dalhart, Texas 1156, 1482alias, Ore 1954


Dallas, Texas. .673. 996, 1482, 1645,1792, 2131

Dallas County, Texas 1156, 1645Dannemora tin. Free Sch. Dist. No.4, N. Y 511, 1482

Danville, Va 156, 1792, 2131Darlington County, S. C 673Dartmouth, N. 5 334Davenport, la___996, 1482, 1954, 2131Davenport Twp. Sch. Dist., Ia.- 511Davie County, N. C 327, 673Daviess County, Ind 511Dawson County Sch. Dist. No. 77,Mont 1156, 1645, 1954

Dayton, Ohio 511, 833, 996, 1156Daytona Beach, Fla Dearborn, Mich Dearborn County, IndDecatur, Ala

13181482, 1792 511, 997 1482, 1792

Decatur County, Ind 1156, 1318Decatur Bch. Dist. No. 61, ni....156,

511, 673, 1318Dedham Mass 673 833Deer Lodge, Mont Defiance, Ohio Defiance County, OhioDe Kalb County, Ind Delaware, Ohio Delaware County, IndDelaware County, Pa Delaware River Joint Commission,N. .1 2131

Delaware River Port Authority 997Delcambre Sch. Dist. No. 2, La_511, 1318Del Monte Sch. Dist., Calif 1318Delphos, Ohio 997Delta, Ohio 1645Delta County Cons. Sch. Dist. No.28, Colo 1156

Delta Co. Sch. Dist. No. 18, Colo 833Denver (City & County), Colo_ _327,

1156, 1792, 1954Deshler Sch. Diet., Neb 2132Detroit, Mich-156, 511, 673, 997,

1156, 1318Detroit Lakes, Mimi 1645, 1954De QU1OCY. La 1156DeWitt. James Street Terrace Water

District, N. Y 674, 833Dexter, N. Y 156Dimmit County, Tex 997Dixon County Sch. Dist. No. 62,Neb 997

1482, 1792327

997156, 674

1482, 1792511, 674

327. 511Dresden, Tenn 1792, 1954. 2132Drew County, Ark__674, 1156, 1482,

1792, 2132Drtunmondville, Que 1652. 2138Drummondville School Dist., Que.,

1162, 1488, 1960Dubuque, Iowa 2132Duluth, Minn 327Duluth Ind. S. D.,Minn_1156, 1318, 1482Duluth School District, Minn 674Dumas, Tex 997Dundee Road District, Miss 327Duplin County, N. C 1318Durand, Mich 1954Dyer, Tenn 511,833

Eagle Lake Special School District,No. 9, Fla 674, 1158, 1792

East Angus, Que__ _518, 839, 1488, 1797East Berlin Fire Dist., Conn 156Eastchester Union Free Sch. Dist.No. 2, N.Y 327. 674, 833_

East Cleveland, Ohio 1645East Jefferson Water Works DistrictNo. 1, La 1645

East Liverpool, Ohio 156, 1954Easton, kid 156, 327, 838East St. Louis Park Dist.. III_ _1318, 1645East York Twp., Out 1002, 1325Ecorse, Mich 1318Edgeconibe Co., N. C__1318, 1482, 1645Edna Ind. Sch. Dist., Tex _1156, 1482Egg Harbor City, N. J 156, 511Elizabeth, N. J 327, 1319, 1645Elizabethtown, N. Y 1319Elkhart Co., Ind___ _833. 997, 1319, 1846Elkin N. C 51Elkland Bch. Dist., Pa 327Ellijay, Ga 1156, 1319, 1482Ellis County, Okla 156,327Ellisburg, N.Y 997Elnia, Wash 1319, 1792Elmsford, N. Y 511El Paso, Tex 327, 511, 997, 1954El Paso County, Tex 997 2132El Paso County Cons. Sch. Dist.No. 54, Colo 1954

Erath County, Tex 997Erick, Okla 1156, 1482, 1792, 2132Erie, Pa 156Erie County, N.Y 166.327Erie County, Pa 1319, 1646Erie Sch. Dist., Pa 156, 833Escanaba, Mich 157Essex County, Mass.674, 997, 1954, 2132Euclid, Ohio 1954Eugene, Ore 1792, 1954, 2132Evanston Sch. Dist. No. 75, Ill 997Evanston Twp. H. 8. Dist., 111..511, 674Evansville, Ind 1156Everett, Mass 1646, 1792, 1954Everson, Pa 511

Falrbury, Neb 2132airfield, Calif 157

Fairfield Sch. Twp., Ind 511Falriand Sch. Dist., Okla 512, 674Fairmont, Minn 1954Fairmount, Ind 1156, 1482Fairport, Ohio 833. 1482Fall River, Mass 157, 327Falls City, Ore 674Falmouth, Mass 833, 997Farmingdale N y 327, 674Farwell Ind. Sch. Dist., Tex 1482Fayette County, Ala 157, 833, 1319Fayette County Road Dist. No. 8,Tex 1482

Fayette Twp. Rural S. D., Ohio.... 833Fayetteville, N. C 1954Fayetteville, Tenn 674, 833, 997Fergus Falls, Minn 512, 674Ferndale, Mich 1319, 1646Ferndale, Wash 997. 1482

1318. 1792156, 511

997, 13182131

Dobbs Ferry, N. Y Dodge City, Kan Donna Ind. Sch, Dist., TexasDorchester County, Md Dothan, Ala Douglas County, Neb Douglas County, Wis

1581318, 16451318, 1482


Findlay, Ohio 674,1646. 1954Firestone, Colo 327Fitchburg, Mass 1954Flint, Mich 2132Floral Park, N. Y_ .674, 997, 1319, 1482Floyd County, Ind 327, 1319, 1646Fond Du Lac, Wls 512, 674, 833

157,N.Y327.674

Forest Grove, Ore 1793, 1954Forest Lake, Minn_ _1319, 1646, 1793Forrest County, Miss 833Forsoyth County, N. C 1319,1646Fort Bend County Road Diet., No.

12, Texas 1482Fort Calhoun, Neb 157, 512Fort Dodge, Ia 997, 1319Fort Jennings, Ohio 833, 1482Fort Smith, Ark 327, 512, 997, 1156Fort Stockton Ind. Sch. Dist., Tex_ 157Fort Wayne, Ind_1156, 1646, 1793, 1954Fort Worth, Tex...833, 1319, 1482,

1646, 2132Fort Worth Ind. Sch. Dist., Texas

157, 1156Foster Township, Pa 157. 1157Frailty Township, Pa 1482Framingham. Mass_512, 674, 1319, 1793Franklin, N. H 1482, 1646Franklin County. Ind--512. 997,

1157, 1482Franklin County. Ohio- .157, 674,

834, 1319Franklin County hr. Diet. No. 1,Wash 2132

Franklin Twp., Pa 1157, 1646Frederick County, Md 157Frederickton, Ohio 1157Freeport, N.Y 1319 1482Freeport, Tex 327, 674, 997, 1157Freestone County, Texas 1793Fremont Bch. DM., Neb 328French Ind. Sch. Dist., Texas__157, 1646

Gadsden, Ala 157, 512, 1157,1319, 1646

Gaines County Common Bch Dist.No. 1, Texas 1483

Gainesville, Texas 834Galena, III 1483Galion Ohio 1954Gallatin, Tenn 512Gallatin County Sch. Diets., Mont.

674. 1645Gallatin County Sch. Dist. No. 1,Mont 997

Gallitzin Township, Pa 328Gallitzin Twp. Bch Diet., Pa__512, 1483Galt, Out 518Galveston. Texas 997, 1157Garfield County Sch. Dist. No. 39,Colo 674

Garfield Heights, Ohlo____157, 997,1319, 1646

Garfield Township, Mich 157Garland, Utah 1646Gary, Ind 834Gastonia, N. C 512, 674Gaddes Common Sch. Dist. No. 1,N.Y 997, 1319

Geneva, N. Y 157Genoa, Ohio 834, 997Georgia, State of 157, 1793Gibbon Minn 1793, 1954, 2132Gibson County, Ind 1954Gila County Sch. Dist. No. 5, Ariz 1483Gilbert, Minn 1319, 1793Gillis Springs Cons. Sch. Dist., Ga__ 834Girard Ohio 1483, 1793Gladstone, Mich 3123Glen Park, N.Y 997Glen Rock, N. J 512, 674, 834Glen thin, N. Dak 512, 834Gloucester, Mass 674, 1646, 1793Gloucester N..1 834Gloucester County, N. J__328, 674,

• 997, 1157Gold Hill Irr. Dist., Ore 1157, 1646Golden Gate Bridge & Highway

District, Calif 328, 512Gonzales, La 328Gonzales County. Tex 1955Gooding County Ind. Sch. Dist.No. 10, Ida 1646

Gooding Highway Dist., Ida 328Goose Creek, Tex 1483, 2132Grand County S. D. No. 2. Colo....1955Grand Forks Ind. Sch. Dist. No. 1,N. Dak 512, 834

Grand Junction. Colo...1793, 1955, 2132Grand'Mere, Que 165, 1488, 1797Grand Rapids, Mich__157, 328. 512,

674. 834, 1955, 2132Grand View hr. Dist., Ida 157Grant County, Minn 1955Grant County Ind. Sch. Dist. No. 18,N. Dak 157, 998

Granville, Ohio 1955Granville County, N. C 328Gratiot County, Mich 674Gray County, Tex 998Grayson County, Tex 1793Great Falls, 2iIont..834, 1157, 1646,

1793, 1955Great Neck Estates, N. Y 1793Green Bay, Wis 1483, 1793, 1955Greenburgh, N.Y 157, 328, 512Greenburgh S. D. No. 4, N.Y 328Greenburgh Union Free Sch. Diet.No. 4, N. Y 834, 1157, 1646

Greene County, Ind__157, 674, 834.1157, 1319, 1483, 1793, 1955

Greene County, Mo 1319Greensboro, N. C 2132Green Tree, Pa 1157, 1646Green Tree S. D.. Pa 1157, 1647Greeneville, Tenn 157Greenville, N. C__512, 675, 834,

998, 1319, 1483, 1954Greenville Sewer District, B. C_512, 675Greenwich. Conn 834, 1157, 1319

1157, 1319, 1483 675, 998, 1646675, 834, 998, 1647

165, 518157334

1319157

Fond Du Lac County, Wis

Greenwood, MissGreeg County, TexGretna, La Grey County, Ont Grimes, Iowa Grimsby, Oct Grosse Ile Twp., MichGroveport, Ohio Guadalupe County. Tex 1157, 1319Guadalupe County Sch. Dist. No.33-39, N. M 157

Guilford Co., N. C. _ _512, 675. 834, 1157Guthrie Center, Iowa 1647, 1957


Uaddon Twp., N. J 1647, 1955I laity Drainage Dist., Iowa...1483, 1647Halton County, Ont • 1652Hamblen County, Tenn 1319Hamburg, Pa 328Hamilton, Mass 157Hamilton County, Ohio 1793, 2133Hamilton County, 'Tenn 512, 1483Hamilton County, Tex 1793Hamilton Twp., N. J 1647, 1955Hammond, Ind 512, 675, 998Hammonton, N. J 512, 998Hamtramck, Mich 328, 793Hancock County Ohlo____157, 512, 675Hanover Sch. Dist., Pa_ _ __157, 675, 998Harford County, Md 1320Harriman, N. Y 2133Harris County, Tex ....1319, 1955, 2133Harrison N.Y 157, 1793Harrison Twp., Pa 1483, 1793Hartford, Vt 158Hartford, Wis 1319, 1483, 1647Hartford City, Ind 158Hartford County, Md 988Hartford Southwest S. D., Conn_675, 998Haskell, Okla 998Haatlos, Minn 1483, 1955Hastings, Neb 2133Hastings, Out 1162, 1488Hastings-on-Hudson, N.

513, 675, 998Hastings S. D., Minn 158, 328Haverford Twp., Pa 1647. 2133Hawaii, Territory of 158,328Hawthorne, N. J 1793Hayti Sch. Dist., Mo 1647Haywood County, N. C 328, 675empstead B. D. No. 1, N.Y 328

Henderson dr Ellisburg Cen. O. D No. 8, N. Y 158Hendricks County, 2nd. .328, 675,998, 1157, 1483Henry County, Ga 675, 998, 1157Herscher, Ill 1483High Point, N. C 158

Hillsborough County, N. H.- _675, 1157Hillsborough County Special TaxSchool District, Fla 158Hillsdale Highway Dist., Ida.- _328, 1483Hilton, N. Y 1647Hinton Bch. Dist., Okla 998Hobart, Ind 998, 1320Hobart, Okla 2133Hobbs Mun. Sch. Dist., N. Mex.. 158Hodge-Jonesboro Sch. Dist. No. 23-,La 328, 513, 1955

1320 1647675. 1320, 1483

1483

Hoke County, N. CHollidays Cove. W. Va Holyoke, Mao Hominy, Okla Honey Creek Sch. Twp., 2nd. .998, 1955Hopewell Rural Sch. Diet., Ohio__ __2133Hopkins, Minn 1483Hopkins County, KY 1793Hot Springs, Mont 158. 513, 1157Houston, Texas...158, 328, 675, 1483Houston County, Texas 834Howard County, Ind 1320, 1955Hubbard, Ohio 158. 675Hubbard County, Minn 1955

Hugoto; Cons. Bch. Dist, No. 3,Ida 1955Hull, Que 839, 1002Huntington, N. Y 1647, 1793

Huntington and Babylon Un. FreeSchool District No. 16, N. Y__328, 513Huntington County, Did. ..l320,

1793, 1955, 2133Huntington Sewer Dist., N. Y 328Huron, S. Dak_ _158, 329, 834, 998, 1158Hutchinson County, Texas 834Hutchinson County Common SchoolDist. No. 76,8. Dak 1483

TIllnols, State of 1483lndependence, Ore 329Indiana. State of 1647Indianapolis, Ind__158, 329, 834,998, 1158, 1320, 1483,1793, 1955, 2133Inlet Water District, N. Y____513, 834

Iowa, State of 158, 1647, 2133Iowa City, Ia. __834, 998, 1158, 1320Ironton, Ohio Ironwood Township, MichIrvine, KyIrvington, N. Y 329, 998, 1320Isle Maligne, Que 839. 1162Islip, N. Y 329, 513

Tackson, Mich 329, 513, 675'Jackson Miss 834Jackson, Tenn 513, 675Jackson County, Mo 158Jackson County Texas 513Jackson County Road Dish., Texas

675, 1483, 1793Jackson Sch. Township, Ind_ _329, 998Jacksonville. Fla 1320Jamestown, N.Y 513,834Jasper County. Ind 158, 675, 998Jay County, Ind 158Jefferson County, Ala 1955, 2133Jefferson County, Texas 998, 2133Jennings County, Ind__1158, 1483, 2133Jersey City, N. J._1647, 1793, 1955, 2133Johnson County, Texas 834Johnson County Bch. Dist. No. 2,Wyo 1158, 1483, 1955

Johnstown. N.Y 513, 998Joliette. Que 1162, 1652Jonquiere, Que 1002Junction City, ICan 675, 834

alamazoo Sch. Dist., Mich_ _835, 908City. Kan 1647, 2133Kansas City, Mo 1483. 1647, 1794Kansas City Sch. Dist., Mo__1647, 1794Karnes County Common SchoolDistrict No. 2, Texas

Keansburg, N. J Kearny. N. J 158, 329, 513, 1647Keene, N. H 513Kewatin, Minn 158Kelso, Wash 329Kenogamie, Que 334Kenosha. WisKent County, DelKent County, MichKenton, Ohio King County, Wash 329, 1158King Co. S. D. No. 7, Wash 1955Kinney County, Tex 675Kinston, N. C

1915

834

513, 675 1955

831320, 1647

1794, 21331320, 1794 83.5, 1158

513


XXX INDEX [VoL. 133-PART 1.


KInton Sch. Dist., Okla 329, 675Kit Carson County School DistrictNo. 37, Colo 835, 1158

Klamath Falls, Ore 998, 2133Klickitat County School DistrictNo. 74, Wash 1158, 1647

Knox County, Ind 158

Knox County, Tenn 513Knoxville, Tenn 1648, 2133Kokomo School City, Ind __ _1955. 2131

Kosciusko Co., Ind_158, 675, 1320 .1794Kossuth County Drainage DistrictNo. 178, Iowa 1158

Lackawanna, N. Y 1320a Crosse. Wis 158. 329, 513

Lafayette School Twp., Ind_ ___675, 1158Lafayette Twp. Ind . Sch. Dial. No. 3,Iowa 2133

La Grange County, Ind 513, 675La Grange Sch. Dial.. La 513La Junta, Colo 158Lake Arthur, La 1794Lake Charles S. D. No. 22, La 513Lake County. Ind__875, 835, 1158,

1483, 2133Lake County, Ohio ...158, 329, 513,

1320, 1794, 1955Lakemore, Ohio 1956Lake George, N.Y 835Lake Park, Ga 1794Lakeville Sch. Dist.,Ohlo 329Lakewood, N. Y 1648, 1794Lampasas. Tex 1956, 2133Lancaster, Pa 158, 329.Lansing, Mich 158, 1794, 1958, 2133La Porte CountY. Ind- .329. 670. 835.

998, 1320Los Animas County School DistrictNo. I, Colo 999

Latimer County School DistrictNo. 41, Colo 1320

La Salle County, Tex 1320L'Assomption, Que 2138Lauderdale County, Miss 676Laurinburg, N. C 329Lavaca County Road District No. 4,Tea 1648

La Vets, Colo 1958La Ward Sch . Dist., Tex 329Lawrence, Kan 159, 329Lawrence County, Ind 1648, 2134Lawrence County, Tenn 1320Lawrenceburg, Ky 1794La Fiore County, Miss 513, 1320Le Mars, Iowa 1320, 1794Lemmon, S. Dak__159, 329, 999,

1320, 1483Lennox and Addington (County of)Oat 518,839

Lenoir, N. C 169Lenox, Mass 835Leominster, Mass 999, 1158Leon County, Tex 1794, 2134LeRoy. N.Y 1483, 1794Levis, Que 1002, 1162Lewis County, N. Y 159Lewiston, Me 159Lexington. Mass 159, 1158Liberty County, Tex 1958Liberty Rural Sell. Dist., Neb 676Liberty Twp., Ind 1483Lima, OhioLincoln County. ColoLincoln County, Wis..- 159, 513, 676Lincoln County Sch. Dist. Frac.No. 13, N. Mex 159

Lincoln Park S. D., Mich 2134

Linden Irrig. Dist., Calif 2134

Lindsay, Oat 334Linn County, Iowa 1958, 2134Linn County, Kan 159, 329

Linn County, Ore 1648Lisbon, Ohio 999, 1794Llstowell, OM 881Litchfield, Coon 678, 835Little Falls, N. Y 1484, 1648Loclunoor, Mich 835Lockport. N. Y 678Logan, Ohio 1158Londonderry TWO. S. D., Pa 159Long Beach, Calif 1794, 1956Long Lake, N. Y 837, 1158Longmeadow, bf ass 1958. 2134Longport, N. J 1794, 2134Lorain, Ohlo_999, 1320, 1484, 1794, 2134

Lorain County. Ohio-1158, 1484, 1956

Los Angeles, Calif 676Los Angeles Co.. Calif. _1484, 1794, 2134

Los Angeles County Acq. & Impt.District, Calif 514, 835

Los Angeles County Acq. & Impt.District No. 20, Calif 1320, 1648

Los Angeles County, School Districts,Calif 159, 835. 999

Los Angeles Metropolitan WaterDistrict, Calif 1321

Los Banos, Calif 835

Los Fresnos Ind. Sch. Dist., Tex.__ 159

Louisiana, State of 1958, 2134

Louisville, Ky Loveland, Ohio Lucas County, OhioLudlow, KYLuzerne County, PaLynbrook. N. Y 676. 835, 999

Lynchburg, VaLyndhurst Twp. Sell. Dial.. N. .J..

835, 1321, 1648, 1794, 2134

Lynn, Mass 159, 514, 835

Lyon County, Id Inn_ __ _1484, 1648, 1794

RifcCurtain County School DistrictITS No. 14, Okla 1321, 1484

McDonough. Ga 159, 87

McKinley. Minn 329, 836, 999Macomb County, Mich 514Madison, Neb 330Madison County, Ind. _159, 676,

836, 1321, 1848, 1956, 2134Madison County, Miss 2134Madison County, Tenn 1158Madison County. Va 159Madition County Ind. Sch. Dist.No. 1, Ida 676

Madison, Eaton & Augusta Sch. Dist.No. 1, N. Y 999, 1321

Mahaska County, Iowa 159hfahon1ng County. Ohio 676Mahoning Valley Sanitary District

(incl. entire cities of Youngstownand Nile. Ohio) 1158

Maine, State of 1158, 1321, 1484

1158, 21341320

1484159, 999

329, 835, 999 159, 329, 1321

514, 835

159


Makoti Sch. Dist., N. Dak 159Malden, Mass 159, 330, 1956, 2134Mamaroneck, N. Y 159, 514, 676Mamaroneck Union Free Sch. Dist.,No. 1, N.Y 1794, 2134

Manchester, N. H 1794Manchester Eighth School and Util-

ities Dist., Conn 676, 836Manhasset-Lakeville Water District,N.Y 159

Manitoba, Province of 681Manitowoc, Wig 330, 678Manlius Union Free Sch. Dist.No.11,N. Y 159, 330, 514

Mansfield, Ohio 999, 148Maple Heights, Ohio 1321Marblehead, Mass 159Margate City, N. J 160, 1956Marietta, 01110_180, 330. 676, 999,

1321, 1484, 1794Marion, Ind 2134Marion, N. C 836, 1321Marion County, Iowa 2134Motion County, Ind_ _160, 330, 514,676, 999, 1158, 1484, 1648, 1794,

1956, 2134Marion Twp. Sch. Dist., Pa...1158, 1794Markam Twp., Oat 518Marlboro, Mass 330Marshall, Mich 836, 1158Marshall County, Ind-.678, 1158,

1484, 1648, 1956Marshall Sch. Dist., hlInn 677.1158Marshalltown, Iowa 1321, 1848Martinsburg, W. Va 836Martinsburg. Grleg and Twin School

District No. 8, N.Y 514, 877Maryland. State of 514, 1158Maryville, Tenn__514, 677. 999,

1158, 1484Mason, bitch 1484, 1848Mason City Sch. Dist. No. 309,Wash 160, 877

Masontown, Pa 999, 1158, 1321Massena, N. Y 180Massillon, Ohio 677, 999Mastodon Twp., Mich 999, 1321Mayfield Heights, Ohio 2134Maysville, Mo 1794, 2134Mayville, N.Y 514hf ebane, N. C 1956Mecklenburg County, N. C____160, 2134Medford, Ore 677Medina County. 01110 514, 990Melrose, Mass 514, 1159Meivindale, Mich 1794Memphis, Tenn 330Memphis, TexMena, Ark 999, 1321, 1794Mentor-on-the-Lake, Ohio 1956Mercer County, Ohio_ .514, 838, 999,

1484. 2134Meriden, Conn 160, 330, 514Mer Rouge, La 1794Mesa Co. S. D. No. 2, Colo_ __1648. 2134Mesa Co. S. D. No. 19, Colo 2134Metropolitan Transit District (com-

prising the territory within and theinhabitants of Arlington, Belmont,Boston, Brookline, Cambridge,Chelsea, Everett, Maiden, hied-ford, Milton, Newton, Revere,Somerville and Watertown), Mass.,

677, 836. 999, 1159, 1794, 1956Miami, Aria 330, 1648Miami Beach, Fla 1321, 2134Miami County, Ind 180Middlesex County, Mass 1956Middlesex County. N. J 160, 514Middlesex ounty, Oft 165Middle Rio Grande Conservancy

District. N. blex 180Middletown, Conn 677Middletown, Ohio 160Middleville, N. Y 836, 1848Midland School District, MIch 1484Miles Heights, Ohio • 1794Milford, Ohio 1648Miller County Cons. S. D. No. 2,Ark 1159

Mill Flour Dr. Dist.. OreMillville, Mass Milton, Mass Milwaukee, Wis

33013216772134

Milwaukee County. W18._514, 1000,1159, 1484, 1648, 1795, 1956

Minden, La 1848Mineola, N.Y 1795, 1958, 2134Minidoka County Sch. Dfsts., Ida_ _1000Minneapolis, Minn 1795, 1957, 2134Minnesota, State of 1795Minot, N. Dak_ _877, 1000. 1484, 1795Mississippi, State of. .180, 330, 514,

836, 1484, 1648, 1957Mississippi Levee Dist., Miss 514Missouri, State of... 160. 330, 1484.

1648, 1795NI it chel I, Neb 1705Mobile, Ala 330, 677, 1795, 1957Mocksville, N. C 1957Moffat County, Colo 1957Moffat County S. D. No. 5, Colo. .1795Moncton, N. B 518Monroe, Wis 330Monroe County, Ind 100Monroe County, N. Y 330. 677Monroe County, Tenn 514, 1000Monroe Graded S. D., N. C_160, 330, 514Montana, State of 160, 1321, 1648Montclair. N. J 1957, 2135Monterey, Calif 180Montgomery, Ala 1159Montgomery, Minn 1159. 1484Montgomery County, Md. _ _330.

514, 1000, 1648, 1795, 2134Montgomery County. bliss 677, 836Montgomery County, Ohio_ _ _ _330,

836, 1159, 1648Monticello, N. Y 1159Montreal. Qua 1488

Moore County, Tenn 677Moore County, Tex 1957Morgan County. Ind_ _ _1000, 1321, 1649Morgantown, N. C 180Mount Holly, N. .1 100, 330

Mount JOY. Pa 330. 515

Mt. Kisco, N. Y 1321, 1795, 2135

Mt. Oliver Sch. Dist., Pa 515, 1159

Mt. Pleasant and Greenburgh Cen.

Sch. Dist, No. 2, N. Y 1849, 1957

Mt. Pleasant S. D. No. 2, Del 2134Multnomah County S. D. No. 1,Ore 330, 515


Multnomah County, Ore.330, 1649, 2135Multnomah County S. D. No. 51,

Muncy, Pa 1957677, 838Ore

Munising, Mich 1321, 1957Muscatine County, Iowa 2135

160Muskegon, Mich Myrtle Creek, Ore

, 1159, 1321877, 1159

Naches, Wash 877

a rarpoaw, sC, a Vli fa 1159, 1321, 1957 836, 1159

Nashant, Mass 836Nashua, N. H 180, 1649Nashville, Mich 677Natchitoches, La 180Natick, Mass 331Naugatuck, Conn.... .160, 331, 1000,

Nebraska, State of 1169' 11302001

Neodesha, Kan 331, 515Nevins School Twp., Ind 84New Albany, Ind

1159, 114484

New Bedford, Mass 180Newberg, Ore 1484, 1957New Bern, N. C 836New Braunfels, Tex 1957New Bremen, Ohio 11415849New Buffalo, Mich New Castle Water Dist. No. 1,N.Y 160

Newellton, La 1159New Glasgow N. S 334New Hampshire, State of _1321,1484,

1649New Hartford Un. Free Sch. Dist.

New Haven, Conn 1795, 2135160, 2135

No. 1, N. Y

New Iberia, La 515, 836New Jersey. State 01__160, 515,

1000, 1159, 1321, 1484, 1795New Madrid County Cons. S. D.No. 8, Mo 331

New Mexico, State of__677, 836,

New Orleans, La 1000, 1849, 21614395

Newport, R. I 515. 877, 1159. 1485New Prague, Minn 321.677New Richmond, Wis 2135New Riegel, Ohio 1321, 1957Newton, hlass__161, 515, 677, 1159,

1484, 2135Newton County, Ind 677, 1322Newton Fails, Ohio 836, 1322New Trier Twp, High' Sch. Dist.No. 203, Ill 515

New Waterford, N. S 1797New Wilmington, Pa 2135New York, N. Y161, 1000, 1159,

1484, 1649, 1795, 2135New York, State of.838, 1159, 1322, 1957Niagara Falls, N. Y 1159, 1322Niles, Ohio 161, .515, 836, 1957Niles (City & Twp. of) Sch. Dist.No. 1. Mich 1795

Noble County, I 67ndNorfolk County,

Mimi...161.373,11000

North Adams, Mass 838, 1123522., 21911356557Norfolk County, Oat

Northampton, Mass 1322, 1795Northampton, Mayfield, Edinburgh& Hope Cen. Sch. Dist. No. 1,N.Y 677, 1000, 1649, 1957

North Bellmore Fire Dist., N. Y_515, 836North Carolina, State Of... _515, 877, 838Ncrth Castle, N. Y 515, 677, 830North Castle Fire Dist. No. 2,N. Y 515, 677, 837

North Catasauqua, Pa_ _1159, 1485, 1849North Dakota, State of 1180North Elba Park Dist., N.Y 1000Northfield, N. J 515, 837North Hempstead, N. Y__161, 331,

North Muskegon, Mich 1000, 1332321

North Olmstead, Ohio 181North Prong and Clarke Creek Dr.

Dist., N. C 161North San Pete Sch. Dist., Utah_ 181North Tonawanda, N. Y__837, 1000,

North Union Twp. S. D., Pa_ 21416850'. 11632429North Wildwood, N. J

64Norwood, Colo

1322, 1164°9Norwalk. Conn

Norwood, Mass. .678, 1160, 1485,1957

Norwood, N. Y 1795, 1916571

Norwood, Pa 1160, 1849Notre Dame de la Dome, Que...518, 1002Nutley, N..1 13

O ak Bay, B. C

2 5

10025ak H111, III

1795

Oak Hill, Ohio 1649

Oakland. Me 1322, 1795Oakland County, Mich

Oak Park, Ill 1957, 1235

515

Ocean City, N. J 1000, 1485Oakwood, Ohio

Ochiltree County, Tex 1485, 1849Odessa, N. Y 331Ogden, Utah 515, 1957Ogden City Sch. Dist., Utah..515,

Okarche, Okla 1180, 1649, 17951000, 113

Oklahoma, State of

16202

Oklahoma County Sch. Dist. No. 53,Okla 878

Oklahoma County Sch. Dist. No. 60,Okla 16)

Old Fort. N. C 878Omaha, Neb Oneida County, Wis

878, 1000, 1352152

Oneonta, N. Y 1485, 1649, 1795Onsiow County, N. C Orange, N. J

331, 515, 816371

Orange County, Ind 331, 878, 1000Orange County Water Works Dist.

Orangeburg County, S. C 132323,1'2613788No. 5, Calif

Orillia, Oat 334Orlando, Fla 1485Orleans, Vt. 1322Orleans Levee Dist., La Ouachila Parish, La 2813387Orwlgsburg Sch. Dist., Pa Osceola County, Iowa

1816370,, 1106700489

Oshkosh, Wis

6

()solo Sch. Twp., Ind 678Ottawa Hills, Ohio 1322, 1958Ottawa Sch. Dist., Ill 515

1957


Ottawa Twp. High Sch. Dist. No.140, Ill

Owen Sch. Twp., Ind 1649 19581322, 136

Owensboro, Ky 21958

Owingsville, Ky 1958Owosso, Mich

alatIne,111

261736Owosso Sch. Dist., Mich

8

ahu:81,111e, Ohio

Palmer, Maas

161, 515

Palmyra, N. J 1116, 2216150233626

Palestine, Tex

601Parish of Notre Dame, Que 518Parma, Ohio Parnell Cons. S. D., La

161, 678, 1160161, 331

Parshall S. D. No. 3, S. Dak 1958pcarssalplap.anNy.-yoy Hills TWO., N. J..2136

Passaic County, N. J 161, 837

Paterson, N. J

515, 678. 837

2136Pataskala, Ohio 331

PPaawwfautcukcekt.FRI) .II IDist., CloInn6071.7_9156,1,1893587

Paxton Sch. Dist. No. 6, Neb

Peabody, Mass 22113366Payson, Utah

Pecola Cons. Sch. Dist., No. 7,107k°15e813376Pelham Manor, N. 1_161, 516, 878, 837Pendleton, Ore 1485, 1958Penetanguishene, Oat

Perry County. Ind Perry County, Tenn

1958, 2136

835187162' ..110!8541Pennsauken Twp., N ...I Pennsylvania, State ofPenn Twp., Pa Perry, Iowa

Perth Amboy, N. J 1322, 1485, 1958Petersburg, Va 678

$Phenix City, Ala 1160, 1322Philadelphia, Pa.-182, 331, 516,1795

837, 1180, 1322, 1650, 1795.Philadelphia Sch. Dist., Pa Phoenix Sch. Dist. No. 1, Aria 11016000Pictou, N. Et 1162, 1325, 1488Pierce County S, D. No 201, Wash_1332Pierce Ind. Sch, Dist., Idaho Pike County, Ind 518, 837Final County El. D. No. 30, Aris3.3.1711608:3:05071

Pitman, N. J

Pine Sch. Two., Ind Pipe Creek Twp. Sch. Dist., Ind.,

1000, 148Pismo School Twp., Ind

Pittsburgh, Pa Pittsfield,Pittston, Pa

Mass_331, 1485. 1565160', 22113366

162, 331, 837

5

Plain City, Ohio 1322, 1958Plainview, Tex 162, 878Platte, S. Dak 2136Platte Co. Sch. Dist. No. 8, Wyo.... 678Pleasantville, N. J 331, 878Pocatello Sch, Dkit. Ida 162 ,515Pointe Claire and Iteaconfield (Mu-

nicipality of), Que 518, 1162, 1652Polk County, Tex 837Ponca City, Okla 1796Pope County, Ark 837Portage Co.. Ohio...331, 678, 1650, 1958Portage County, Wis 1001, 1322Port Allegany, Pa 2136.Port Arthur, Tex 182, 515Port Carbon Sch, Dist., Pa 162Port Chester, N. Y 162, 515Port Colborne Ont Porter County, Ind 182, 516, 837Port Huron, Mich_ _182, 837, 1160, 1322Portland, Me Portland, Ore Porto Rico (Govt. of)

516, 878162, 516, 1958 1485, 1650 162

Port Townsend, Wash 1650Posey County, Inci__182, 678, 1180, 1322Poteau Sch. Dist., Okla 162,678Potter, Neb 516, 678Potter County, Tex 1322Poughkeepsie Union Free Sch. Dist.No. 7, N. Y 331

Prairie du Chien, WisPratt Drainage Dist., Mich 182

1796Prescott, Aria 516, 1650Presidio County, Tex 1160, 1323Preston Road Water Supply Dist.,Tex 162

Price County, W is 162Priest Rapsick Irr. Dist., Wash.,

1160, 1850Princeton, Minn 1486, 1796.Pringle Cons. Common Sch. Dist.No. 18, Tex 1323.

Provo City, Utah 1160Pryor, Okla 162Pueblo, Colo 162, 1796Pulaski. Tenn 1323 1650Pulaski Co., Ind__ _678, 1001, 1180, 1650Pulaski Co. Spec. S. D., Ark 678Put-In-Bay, Ohio 837, 1486, 1650.Puyallup, Wash 1958

Quebec, Province, of 185.ueen Armes County, Md 331

Quogue Sch. Dist., N. Y 2135

Racine, Wls_ _ 678, 1001, 1160, 1488,1650, 1796

Railroad School & Civil Twp.'

Ind.,1001, 1323.

Raleigh, N. C...182, 331, 678, 1001, 1958.Raleigh Sch. Dist., N. C 1001, 1323.Rancho Santa Fe S. D., Calif. 1486, 1796.Randolph County, Ind. _1486, 1958, 2136.Randolph County, N. C..678, 1323,

1486, 1650.Ranger Ind. Seh. Dist.. Tex 1180.Rapid City, S. Dak 1323, 1796,Rapides Par. Rd. Dist., No. 13, La_ _1001Rawlins, Iii7yo 516, 1001Reading, Maas 1323, 1796.Real County Road Precinct No. 3,Tex 670

Red Bank Sep. Rd. Dist., Miss 2136Redwood City S. D., Callf_182, 331, 516Redwood Falls, Minn 162Reeder, N. Dak 162Refuglo, Tex 1001, 1796Reidsville, N. C 1001, 1323.Reidsville S. D., N. C.-162, 331, 1486.Reinsen, Iowa 1323Remsen, N. Y 837, 1001, 1180.Renfrew Separate School Board,Can 1652, 1980, 2138

Renton, Wash 679, 1160Reynolds County, Mo...679, 1323, 1488


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PageReynolds Irr. Dist., Idaho._ _ .1650, 1958Rhode Island, State of 162Rice county. Minn 162Richburg, N. Y 837. 1160Richland County, Ohio._ _162, 331, 679Richland TWO. Sch. DISt., Pa.1486. 2136Richmond, Ky 1001Richmond, Va 1160Richmond Sch. City, Ind 516Ridgway, Pa 2134Riley Sch. Twp., Ind 1486Ripley County, Ind_ _331, 679, 1160.

1650, 1988Riverton, Wyo 1323, 1796Roane County, Tenn__ _ _ 331, 1001, 1323Roanoke Rapids Graded Sch. Dist.,

.0 Robertson County. Tex 1796, '2136Robeson County, N. C 1650, 1958Rochester, N.Y 332, 1650Rockaway, N..7 1958Rockford San. Dist., 111.1486, 1958, 2136Rockport Maas 1323, 1486Rockport, Tex 331. 679Rockville, M d 63Rome, N.Y 1650, 1958Roodhouse, III 1650, 1958Roosevelt County Sch. Dist. No. 40,N. Mex 332Roseville, Ohio 1796

Ross Twp., Pa 1486, 1958Ross Twp. Sch. Dist., Pa 1323Roult County, Colo 1001, 1486Rowan County, N. C 1001Royal Oak. Mich 163, 1650, 1796Royal Oak S. D. No. 8, Mich 332Royal Oak Twp., Mich 1160, 1796Royal Oak Twp. S. D. No. 8, Mich. 516Rush County. Ind 163Russellville, Ark 1650Ruston, La 837, 1486Rutherford. N. J 1488

St. Clair, Mo 516, 837t. Clah. Pa 332Ste. Foy (Parish of), Que 1488, 2138St. Jeanne d'Arc, Que 1325St. John's, Newfoundland 518St. Joseph, Mich 1001, 1160, 1323St. Joseph, Mo 837. 1323, 1488St. Joseph County, Ind...516, 1001,

1323, 1958, 2136St. Louis County, Mo_163, 332, 516. 679.Mary's, Ont 1797,2138Sacramento, Calif 163 1486Salem, Ohio 1486. 1958Salem, Ore 1958, 2136Salina, Kan 837, 1001, 1161Salisbury, N. C 1650, 1959, 2136Salt Lake City, Utah__332, 679,837, 1486, 1959Sampson County, N. C 1486, 1796San Antonio, Tex 679, 1001San Antonio Ind S. D., Tex 163, 679Sandoval County Sch. Dists., N M_ 332Sandusky, Ohio_163, 332, 516. 679, 1959Sanford, N. C 1161, 1323, 1486San Francisco, Calif 1323, 1486San Francisco S. D., Calif 2136San Joaquin Co. Sch. Digs., Calif 332San Marcos, Tex 1161, 1323, 1650San Pete County, Utah 1001Santa Barbara County Sch. Diets.,Calif 838, 1001, 1161, 1323Santa Monica, Calif 1323, 1959Santo Ind. Sch. Dist., Tex 1650Saranac Lake, N. Y__332, 516, 679,

838, 1650, 1796. 1959Sarnia, Ont 518Saucier Cons. Sch. Dist., Miss 516Saugerties, N.Y 1796, 1959, 2136Saugus, Mass 838Savoy Ind. Sch. Dist., Tex 163Schoharle, M Iddieburgh, Carlisle, Es-perance, Wright & Knox Cen. Sch.Dist. No. 1, N.Y 838, 1001, 1161Schoolcraft and Portage Lake Twps.Frac. S. D. No. 1, Mich....1001, 1161Schoolcraft & Torch Lake Twce. Sch.Dist. No. 1, Mich 1161, 1796Schroon Lake Water Dist., N. Y.,332, 679Scituate, Mass 516, 679, 1161Scotland Neck, N. C 2136Scott County. Ind.679, 1001, 1323, 1650Scott Twp., Sch. Dist., Pa. _ .1161, 6150Scottsbluff. Neb 1651, 1959Scranton, Pa 1001, 1324Sea Cliff, N. Y 163Seattle, Wash.163, 516, 1161. 1651, 1959Seattle Sch. Dist. No. 1, Wash 163Seneca Falls, N.Y 838, 1001Sevier City, i..rk 332. 516Shaker Heights. Ohio 838, 1161Shaler Twp. Sch. Dist.. Pa__ _332. 1001Shannon County, Mo 1959awangunk. N. Y 1959Shawinigan Falls, Que 165, 681Sheffield Lake. Ohio 1651Shelby, Ohio 516Shelby Co., Ind_ _ .1161, 1324. 1796. 2136Shelby Special Charter Sch. Dist.

No. 33, N. C 163, 332, 516


Shelby High Sch. Dist., Mont 163Shelbysille,Tenn 1001, 1324Shelton, Conn 163Sheridan, Wyo 516, 1001, 1324Sheridan County, N. Dak 163 516Sheridan Co. S. D. No. 20, Mont.._ 332Sherwood Hills Sch. Dist.. Wis 2136Shillington. Pa 1161Shiloh School District, N. C.._ _ _332, 516ShIpshaw. Que 1002Silsbee Ind. Sch. Dist., Tex 163, 332Silver Bow County Sch. Dist. No. 1,Mont 679, 1324, 1486

Silver City, N. Mex 1651Slmsboro Sch. Dist. No. 3, La 1651Sioux County, N. Dak 2136Slidell Sewerage Dist. No. 1, La.,

332, 1324, 1487Smith County S. D. No. 67, Tex 163Smiths Falls, Ont 1960Smithfield, R. I 163Smithfield Utah 679Smithsburg, Md 163, 517, 679Snowden Twp. S. D., Pa 332 838Socorro (now Caton) Co., N. M____ 838

Ohio 1001, 1651Someilset, Ohio 517. 679Somersworth, N. H 679Southampton. Mass 1001, 1324South Bend, Ind 1796South Brownsville, Pa 163South Carolina, State of_ _ _163, 332. 679South Euclid, Ohio 1796South Norwalk, Conn 838Southwest Greensburg, Pa 2136Sparks, Nev 1324, 1651Spartanburg, S. C....163, 679, 838, 1001Spearfish Ind. Sch. 01st. No. 4,S. Dak 163Speedway, Ind 1324Spencer County, Ind_ _332, 517, 679,

1001. 1161, 1796, 1959Spokane, Wash 163, 332Springfield, Mass 838, 1959Springfield, Ohio 517, 838, 1161Springfield Sch. Dist., Calif 163Springfield Twp., Ohio 163, 679Springfield Twp., Pa 163Spring Garden TWO. S. D., Pa_ _ _ 333, 517Spring Lake, N..) 333Stamford (City of), Conn. .163, 333, 1487Stamford (Town of), Conn_ _163, 679, 838Stanly County, N. C 333Stark County, Ohio 1161, 1487Steuben County, Ind__680, 838,1487, 1959Steubenville, Oblo._164, 680. 1161,1959Stevens Point. Wis 1161, 1487, 1796Stockton, Calif 517.886Stokes County, N. C 1324, 1651Stone Corral Sch. Dist., Calif 517Struthers. Ohio 1001, 1487Sudbury, Mass 680, 838Suffolk, Va 1651Suffolk County, N. Y 333, 517, 680Sullivan, Mo 1796, 1959Sullivan County, Ind 1959, 2136Sullivan County, Tenn 838Sulphur, La 1796Sulphur, Okla 164Summerfield Twp. Sch. Dist. No. 2,

Mich 164, 517, 1161, 1487Summerside, P. E. I 839'

Summit County, Ohio 1324, 1796Summit Twp. S. D., Pa 680. 1002Sumner County, Tenn 517Sunflower County, Miss 517Sussex County, Del 680, 1651Swampscott, Mass 838Swanville, Minn 1651, 1959Swarthmore, Pa 1324, 1651Sweetwater County. Wyo 517, 680Sydney, N S 1162Syracuse, N. Y 164, 630.2136

Tacoma, Wash 1161, 1651, 2136L alon Twp., Ore 1488Tampa, Fla 1651, 2137Tanglpahoa Par. S. D. No. 107,La 164, 1002, 1161. 1651. 1797

Tarboro, N. C 1651Tarrytown, N. Y 517, 838Taunton, Mass 164, 680Taylor County, Wis 680, 1002Teaneck Twp. S. D., N. J.- _1797, 1959Templeton, Mass 164Tennessee, State of__ _680, 1002,

1324, 1487. 1797, 1959, 2137Texarkana, Tex 838, 1487Texas, State of__164, 517. 680, 838,

1002, 1324, 1487, 1651, 1797, 2137Texas City, Tex 1487, 1959Texas County, Mo 1959The Dalles, Ore 1959Theesalon, Oct 1002, 1325Thief River Falls, Minn 1797, 1797Thomasville, N. C 333,880Thomson, Ga 838, 1487Thorndale, Tex 1002Thornwood Water Dist., N. Y.,

1651, 1959, 2137Three Rivers (Cath. Sch. Comm,),Que 1002, 1488

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Three Rivers, Que 1002, 1325Thurston County, Neb 680, 1324Ticonderoga, N. Y 1651. 1959, 2137Tilden Twp., Sch. Dist., Pa 333Tillamook Co. S. D. No. 2, Ore_ 680, 1002Tillamook Co. S.D. No. 3, Ore_1002, 1324Tillamook Co. S. D. No. 48, Ore.... 680Tinieum TWO., Pa 164Tippecanoe County. Ind 1324, 1487Tippecanoe Sch. TWO.. Ind_.164,

333, 1487Tipton County, Ind.333, 517. 1797, 2137Todd County. KY 164, 517Todd County Cons. Sch. Dist. No.90, Minn 333Toledo, Ohio 333, 517, 1959

Tomah Sch. Dist. No.1, Win 1959Tonawanda, N. Y..164, 680. 1651, 2137Toole County Sch. Dist. No. 2.Mont 517Topeka, Kan 680. 838, 1002, 1161Toronto, Ohio 680Toronto, Ont 1325Towner, N. Dak 164Townville Sch. Dist., Pa 680Traer, Iowa 164Traverse City, Mich 2137Travis County, Tex 1651, 1797Tremonton, Utah 680Trenton, N. J 164, 333, 680Trenton Sch. Dist., Mo 681Trommald, Minn 164.323Trousdale County . Tenn 681Troy, Ohio 333, 517Trumbull County. Ohio_ _ 517, 1002,

1161, 1651, 2137Truro, N. S 681Tuckahoe. N. Y 1324, 1487Tunica County Separate Road Dist.No. 4, Miss 1959Tunnelhill School District, Pa 164Tuscaloosa, Ala _838. 1161, 1651, 1797Tuxedo Common Sch. Dist. No. 2,N.Y 1651, 1959Tyler, Tex 1487Tyler Ind. Sch. Dist., Tex 517

Union, N. J 1652nion, S. C 333, 517. 1324Union County, Ark 681, 1161, 2137Union County, N. C 164, 333Union Common Bch Dist. No. 15.N.Y 517,838Union County Sch. Dist. No. 1, Ore.,1651, 1959Union County Sch. Dist. No. 50„N. M 164Union County Sch. Dials., N. M. 333Union Twp. Sch. Dist., N. J 164Upper Darby Twp., Pa 1181Upper Moreland Twp., Pa 681.1161Upper Sandusky, Ohio 333, 2137Utah, State of 1652Utica, N. Y 333, 517Uvalde, Tex 2137Uvalde County, Tex 1797

Vaidese, N. C 1487allolo, Calif 1324Valley County, Neb 2137Valley Park, Mo 1002Valley Point Cons S. D., Ga_ _ _681, 1652Vanderburgh County, Ind. . _ _164,681, 838 .1161, 1487Van Ind. Sch. Dist., Tex 164Van Wert, Ohio 681Ventnor City, N. J 1161, 1487Verdun Catholic S. 13., Que 165Vermilion, Ohio 164, 1324Vermillion County, Ind 1324, 1652Verona S. D., N. J 1652, 1797. 1959Vigo County, Ind__164. 681, 838,

1161. 1487, 1959, 1237Virginia, State of 1002Virginia Sch. Dist., Minn 839

County, IndTV 164,164, 517, 681, 1162Wake County, N. C. 681, 839, 1162. 1960Wakefield, Mass 1652Wakefield Twp. Sch. Dist. Mich.164, 333Waidport, Ore 1960Walla Walla, Wash 839, 1324, 1487Wallington, N. J 517Walpole, Mass 1162Waltham, Mass 839. 1324, 2137Ward County, N. Dak_ .1162,1487, 1960Wardsville, Ont 334Warren, Conn 839Warren, Mass 681Warren, Ohio, 681, 839, 1162. 1325, 1652Warren Sch. Dist., Ark 517Warren Spec. Sch. Dist., Ark_1162, 1325Warren Twp., Mich 164, 517, 1324Warrensville Heights, Ohio 839Washington, State of 164Washington, Ind 1797Washington, Ohio 2137Washington County Ark 1161Washington County, Ind_517, 1325, 1652Washington County, Kan 1325Washington County, Maas 517, 839Washington Sch. Dist., Pa 1002

BOND ISSUES (Concluded)PageWaShingtonvIlle, Ohio 1960Washtucna. Wash 2137Waterbury, Conn 333Waterloo, Ont 518Waterloo, Wis 164Watersmeet Twp., Mich 1325, 1797Watertown, Mass 333, 1162, 1960Watertown, S. Dak 333Wausa, Neb 1162, 1324Waverly, Mo 1162Waverly, Tenn 164Wayne County, Ind 1162, 1652Wayne County. Mich 517Wayne County, N. C_ . _ _164, 333, 1652Waynesville. N. C 517Webb City Mo 334, 681, '1002Webster Groves, Mo 334, 2137Weehawken, N. J 1652Weehawken Twp., N. J 1797. 1960Weld County Sch. Dist. No. 59, Colo. 165Weld County Sch. Diets., Colo 2137Weldon Sch. Dist., N. C 165.334Wellesley, Mass 1002. 2137Wellington, Tex 1325. 1960Wellsville Ohio 515Wenatchee, Wash_ _ _ .1487, 1652, 1797West Allis, Wis 334Westchester County, N. Y 839West Chicago Park Dist., Ill 1002West Dundee, Ill 1960Westfield, Mass 165West Monroe, La 1002. 1652West New York, N. J 1487 1797West Palisade Surburban DomesticWater Works Dist., Colo

839, 1162, 1487Weston, Conn 1960Weston, Mass 1652Weston County, Wyo_ 681, 1002, 1324West Miss 518West Virginia, State of 839Westwood, N. J 681Weymouth, Mass 681.1960Wheatfield Sch. Twp., Ind 518. 1162Wheeler County. Tex 165White County Ind 518, 1324, 2137Whitefish Bay, Wig 1162, 2137White Pine County Sch. Digs, Nev._ 334Whitely County, Ind...518, 681,1002, 1162Wichita, Kano 1797, 1960, 2137Wichita County Dr. Dist. No.2.Tex.,

165, 518, 1487Wichita Sch. Dist., Kane__ _1652, 2137Wickliffe. Ohio_ _334, 681, 839.652, 2137Wildwood. N. J 1487Wilkes-Barre, Pa 518Wilkes-Barre Sch. Dist., Pa 334Wilkes County, N. C 1325, 1652Willard, Ohio 1960, 2137Williams County, Ohio 839. 1487Williams County, N. Dak 2137Williams County Sch. Dist. No. 2,N. Dak

1960Williamsburg, Ohio 2137Williston Park, N. Y 334, 681Willoughby, Ohio 334.518Wilmette Sch. Dist., Ill 1797, 1960Wilson, N. C 1002, 1162, 1487Winnebago County, Ia 1652, 1960Winona, Minn 165Winston-Salem, N. C__1652, 1797, 1960Winthrop Mass 165, 681, 1325Winthrop, Minn 165Wisconsin, State of 518Woburn, Mass 334, 1487, 1652Wood County, Ohio 1162, 1652Wood County. Okla 838Woodbury, N.Y 518, 838Woodbury County, Ia 165, 334Woodridge, N. y 334Woodsfield. Ohio 1960Wooster, Ohio 165Worcester, Mass__334, 1487, 1960,

2137, 2138Worcester County, Mass 1652Worcester, Westford, Decatur andMaryland Central Sch. Dist . No. 8,N.Y 165,518Worthington Sell . Dist „ Pa 165Wyandotte, Mich 1488Wyandotte County. Kan__165, 838.1797, 2138Wyandotte County Revival HighSch. Dist. No. 2, Kan 2138Wynne Sch. Dist., Ark 2138Wyoming. State of 1162WYomissing, Pa 518Wythe Sch. Dist., Va___165, 518, 681

Xenia, Ohio 1325, 1652

yaklma, Wash 681. 839skims Sch. Dist. 3.o. 14, Wash_ _2138Yazoo City, Miss Yonkers, N. Y 1487, 1960. 2138Yorkville, N. Y 165, 518Youngstown, Ohio 1325, 1797, 1960Ysteta Sch. DLst., Tex 1325

Zanesville, Ohlo._165, 518, 839, 1002


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