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THE HARTFORD DAILY COURANT: WEDNESDAY, JULY 3, 193; 20 AUTOMOTIVE BANK STATEMENTS Automobile Financing Retail Million Dollar 125 Sugar Market New York, July Raw sugar was quiet today and with buyers and sellers stil' apart, no sa'es were reported. Prices were unchanged at 3.29 for spots and 3.35 for forward. Sales were only 4200 tons in the No. 3 contract and 200 tons in the No. 1.

Car Foundry Gets Orders For 33 Motor Buses Small Order From Worcester; Carnegie to Dismantle Plant European Wheat Crop Above Last Year's Rome. July 2. 'AP.) The International Institute of Agriculture today estimated the European wheat crop this year at 430.000.000 quintals (937.400,000 bushels), quintals (32,700,000 bushels) mere than In 1934. Production in importing countries was reported slightly down, while Aircraft Personnel Announced United Aircraft Manufac-turing Corporation Consolidation Is Now Effective Here 4 loo I Trr JEL-X 50 1934 t- r- 25 13 TfIm aImI I jIaIsioIn HARTFORD NATIONAL BANK TRUST CO. Charter No.

1338 Reserve District No, Rsport of condition of The Hart ford National Bsrfk ft Trust Corneal of Hartford In the State of Connecticut, at the close of business on June 29. 1935. Published In response to call made by comptroller of currency, under section 5211 U. revised statutes. ASSETS.

1. Loans and discounts 732.11 Overdrafts 2.893.79 Government obligations, direct and. or fully guaranteed Other bonds, stocks, and securities Banking house Real estate owned other than banking house Reserve with Federal Reserve Bank Cash In vault and bal 12.864.400.00 4.487.675 57 3.550,000.00 141,920.10 5,160,437.62 ances with other banks 12,426,166.80 Outside checks and other cash items 31.038 90 Other assets 20,057.61 Total Assets $60,546,322.50 LIABILITIES. Demand deposits, except U. S.

Government deposits public funds, and deposits of other banks $31,599,776.52 Time deposits, except postal savings, public funds, and deposits of other banks 8.128.555.41 Public funds of States, counties, school districts, or other subdivisions or municipalities 6,203,444.97 U. S. Government and postal savings deposits 2,189,487.01 Deposits of other banks, Including certified and cashiers' checks outstanding 4,300,202.65 Total of items 15 to 19: (a) Secured by pledge loans andor (b) Not secured by pledge of loans and or investments 48.269.663.97 (c) Total deposit 52.421,466 56 29. interest, taxes, and other expenses accrued and unpaid 92,409,02 30. Dividends declared but not yet payable and amounts set aside for dividend not declared.

100,000.00 lapuai account: Common stock. 400.000 shares, par $10 00 per share 000,000.00 Surplus 3.000.000.00 Undivided profits, net 932.446.92 Total capital 7.932,446.92 Total liabilities 60,546.322.50 MEMORANDUM: Loans and Investments Pledged to Secure Liabilities. 33. United States Govern ment obligations, direct andor fully euar-anteed 3.782.275.00 34. Other bonds, stocks.

and securities 2.474.193 20 36. Total pledged (exclud ing rediscounts) 6.256.468 20 37. Pledged: (b) Against United States Government and postal savings deposits 3.123,132.89 (d) Against deposits of trust departments 2,688.404.06 (e) Against other deposits 25,00000 (h For other 419,931.25 (t) Total pledged 6.256.468.20 state of Connecticut, County of Hartford, ss: Ostrom Enders. Cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement Is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. OSTROM ENDERS, Cashier.

Sworn to and subscribed before me this 2nd day of July, 1935. GEORGE L. WOOLLEY. Notary Public. Correct Attest: J.

O. ENDERS, H. T. HOLT, FRANCIS W. COLE.

Directors. SIMSBURY BANK TRUST CO. SIMSBURY, CONN Report of the condition nf the fitms- bury Bank Trust of Slmshury. Connecticut, at the close of business on the 29th day of June, 1935. ASSETS.

Loans and discounts 376 580 24 37162 15.285.94 75.746.00 7.70975 18.500 00 121.81285 uveraraxts United states Government securities Other securities (net of reserve for depreciation) Banking house and or furniture and equipment Other real estate Cash and due from banks Oher assets, Declaration of trust receipts Accrued Interest Suspense Funds set aside for savings depositors: Mortgage loans $721,588.58 Collateral and other loans 252.243.86 U. S. Govt, securities 45.760 93 Other securities 193.507.44 Real estate taken for debt 4,750.00 Cash and due 34.754 27 207 65 10.58 from banks 55,283.08 1.273.133.89 Total 1.924.112.79 LIABILITIES. General deposits Treasurer, certified, dividend checks, trust checks Certificates of deposit, time Christmas Club and thrift funds Interest, taxes and other expenses reserved and unpaid Other liabilities, Special time deposits Trust deposits Savings deposits Capital account: Common stock outstanding 00 Surplus 75.000.00 Undivided profits 34.272 94 Reserve for con- tingencles 9,500.00 304.095.12 5 979 52 30,000 00 6.266.00 17,802.77 20.000.00 23.062.55 1.273.133 89 243.772.94 Total Including capital account $1,924,112.79 State of Connecticut, County of Hartford, Simsbury, July 2, 1935. George E.

Pattison. president of the above named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement Is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. GEORGE E. PATTISON. Subscribed and sworn to before me this July 2nd, 1935.

CHARLES W. HALL, Notary Public. 1 led Telephone 2-3131 No ads received for publication In 8unday edition after 8pm Saturday No ads received for Monday edition after 9 o'clock Sunday No ads received for other editions after 10 Dally rates per word foi consecutive insertions: Local Classified Rates Minimum 12 wordB 1 Day per word 2Vac 3 (Consecutive days) per word less i''c discount 7 (Consecutive days) per word less discount Sunday only per word 3't ANNOUNCEMENTS Private Ilospitals MISS HOLMQUIST PRIVATE HOSPITAL 60 Niles St. Convalescent, chronic cases. Night nurse In attendance.

2-9313. Business Personals 7A A COMPLETE LINK OF EQUIPMENT And merchandise for bazars, carnivals, fairs Chas. Casey Inc. 1813 Park 4-5898 TEARS Moth holes, burns rewoven: men's and women's clothing, woolens and linens Guaranteed, 75c up Fahey's Textile Weaving, 364 Wethers-fleld Ave. 2-7697.

TYPEWRITERS Sold or rented. Rental rate $2.50 month: $6 3 months. Service Typewriter. 92 Asylum. 5-0713.

Strayed, Lost, Found 10 I HAVE APPLIED To The Travelers Bank Trust company, tiartiora. Connecticut, for a duplicate of my deposit book No. 22,699 which has been lost. Signed: FRANK LaCOURSE. (William Francis LaCourse) Date: July 2, 1935.

I HAVE APPLIED To the Travelers Bank Trust Company. Hartford, Conn for a duplicate of my deposit book No. 45697, which haa been lost. Signed: Estate of Corrado Cassarlno. Santo Cassarlno, Adm.

Date: June 4. 1935 LADY'S TAN BAG Containing money and papers. Main St. Reward. 79803.

NOTICEIs hereby given that pass book 122.329 Issued by the Mechanics Savings Bank, has been lost and application made to said bank for pay- ment of same. EDWARD A. PADDOCK. ONE TIRE AND RIM Lost from Chevrolet truck between Bristol and Ter-rwllle on new cut-off. Reward.

Finder please call 7-2429 Hartford. AUTOMOTIVE AutomobileAgencies A "WHERE- SERVICE COUNTS" Chrysler and Plymouth Distributors. Chamberlatn-Slmon, 80 Washington St. 5-0101. Automobiles For Sale 11 BEEMAN-GRIFFIN MOTOR CO.

USED CARS Buy One of Our Good Used Cars for Your Trip Over the Holiday. Prices Are Very Low and Terms Can Be Arranged to Suit You. 1930 PONTIAC SEDAN $175 1928 PONTIAC SEDAN 50 1927 BUICK SEDAN 75 1926 CHRYSLER SEDAN 35 1926 "CHRYSLER ROADSTER 50 1929 STUDEBAKER SEDAN 100 1929 PONTIAC COACH 100 1929 CHEVROLET COACH 100 1929 AUBURN COUPE 100 1930 STUDEBAKER SEDAN 150 DISTRIBUTOR De Soto Plymouth' TERMS TRADES OPEN EVENINGS 1214 MAIN ST. 2-2237 MOTOR SALES INC. A FINE DISPLAY OF CHOICE USED CARS At Our Open Air Branch Used Car Dept.

860-862 Maple at Whitest. Close to Goodwin Park A FEW OF THE VALUES 1935 Ford V-8 Tudor De Luxe Demonstrator 1934 Ford V-8 Tudor, very clean 1934 Ford V-8 Fordor De Luxe, trunk 495 1934 Ford V-8 Cabriolet, radio 510 1933 Ford V-8 Tudor 355 1931 Ford De Luxe Runabout 165 1931 Bulck Sedan 325 A VERY LARGE AND COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF VARIOUS MAKES AND MODELS. Conditioned and Guaranteed Many Cars from $50 to $200 $10 Down -20 Months to Pay MOTOR SALES INC. Ford Headquarters USED CAR DIVISION Maple at White St. B'UfCK Sedan.

1928. Perfect condition Privately owned. 115 Monroe St. New Britain rHP.VRDlET 1931 Coach. 1933 Plv mouth P.

D. Sedan. 6 wheels. 1931 Chrysler 8 Sedan, 1929. Pontlac Coach Prospect Garage, 585 Prospect Ave 4-3865 CHEVROLET 1932 Victoria 5-passenger coupe, very line coimmon.

oacniice. Terms. 81 Cabot St. 6-0605. FORD 1931 l''b ton stake body.

Excl-cellent value. Armory Garage, 252 Broad 415 conn. uiva. By Norman Marsh A ArfcMki V--, lAittmo sJ 0 BANK STATEMENTS THE PHOENIX STATE BANK TRUST CO. Report of the condition of The Phoenix State Bank Trust of Hartford.

at the close of business on the 29lh day of June, 1935. Loans and Discounts $15,442.06006 Overdrafts 2,361.43 United States Government Securities 2.791 .766 10 8,370.692 87 1,014.000.00 82 .323 84 9.399.624.72 267.497 60 Other securities Banking House Other Real Estate Cash and Due from Banks. Cash Items and Exchanges. Other Assets Customers' Liability under Letters of Credit 4 .88037 Total $37,418,207.04 LIABILITIES. General deposits 25,700,509.73 Certificates Deposits, demand Treasurers, Certified, I 1-dend checks, etc "85.569.24 214,551.69 Deposits of oth er banks 2,716,264.21 Ort.tflrftt,fi of deposit, time.

4,775,000.00 33,491,894.87 Interest, taxes and other expenses reserved and unpaid Other liabilities, letters of credit Fed. tax on Safe Deposit Boxes Suspense Account Capital Account: Common stock outstanding 1.600.000 00 Surplus 1,200,000.00 Undivided profits 300,682.62 Reserve for Contingencies 723.633.22 53,682.42 47,880.37 1854 415.00 3.824,315 84 Total Including Capital Account $37,418,207.04 MEMORANDUM. Loans and Investments Pledged to Secure Liabilities. Commercial Department. United States Government Securities $1,523,400.00 I Other bonds, stocks and Securities I88.ea6.23 Total pledged (Including rediscounts) $1,723.05625 Above loans and Investments pledged as follows: For other purposes, To secure war loan 1,523.400.00 Under Clearing House Agreement 199.656.25 Total $1,723,056.25 State of Connecticut, County of Hartford, ss.

July 2, 1935. I. O. M. Hibler, cashier of the above named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief.

O. M. HIBLER. Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me this July 2nd, 1935.

C. W. THORNTON. Notary Public. THE RIVERSIDE TRUST COMPANY Report of the condition of The Riverside Trust Company of Hartford.

at the close of business on the 29th day of June, 1935. ASSETS Loans and Discounts $975,261.44 Overdrafts 11839 United States Government Securities 267,953.13 Other Securities (Net of Reserve for Depreciation) 47,549 85 Banking House and furniture and Equipment 260.000.00 Other Real Estate 118.260.24 Cash and Due from Banks 303.881 31 Cash Items and Exchange 17,071.54 Funds Set Aside for Savings Depositors Mortgage Loans 527,415.68 Collateral and other Loans 124,188.57 United States Government Securities 142.359 37 Other Securities 128.640.69 Real Estate taken for Debt 62.490.57 Cash and Due from Banks 35.637.07 1,020.731.95 Total $3,010,827.85 LIABILITIES. General Deposits $1,473.252 41 Treasurers, Certified. Dividend Checks, etc Deposits of Other Bank3 Certificates of Deooslt. time Interest, taxes and other expenses reserved and unpaid Savings Deposits 23 944.73 iX 1,020.731.85 Capital Account Common Stock outstanding 250,000.00 Surplus 100.000.00 Undivided prof.

35.837.43 385.8. 4li Total. Including Capital Account $3,010,827.85 MEMORANDUM. Loans and Investments Pledged to Secure Liabilities. Commercial Department.

United States Government Securities 00 Other bonds, stocks, and securities None Loans and discounts including rediscounts) None Total Pledged (including rediscounts) $55,000.00 Above Loans and Investments Pledged as follows: Against Bills Payable or as rediscounts None For other purposes, Under Hartford Clearing House Agreement 25.000.00 Against Federal Reserve Bank Agreement 30.000.00 Total Savings Department. United States Government Securities Other Bonds, stocks, and securities Loans and discounts (including rediscounts) $55,000.00 None None None Total Pledged (Including rediscounts) None Above Loans and Investments Pledged as follows: Against Bills Payable or as rediscounts For other purposes, None None Total None State of Connecticut. County of Hartford, ss. Hartford, July 2nd, 1935. I.

Wilbur Purrlngton. assistant treasurer of the above named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement Is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. WILBUR PURRINGTON, Subscribed and sworn to before me this 2nd day of July. 1935. THOMAS D.

SARGENT. Notary Public. of exporting countries was up snarpiy. BANK STATEMENTS THE WEST HARTFORD TRUST COMPANY WEST IIARTP)RD, CONN. Report of the condition of the West Hartford Trust Company of West Hartford, Connecticut at the close of business on the 29th day of June, 1935.

ASSETS Loans and discounts 427.715 58 Overdrafts 112.37 U. S. government securities, 118.372.20 Other securities (net of re serve for depreciation) Banktne house and turn! 162.940.09 ture and equipment 104.500.00 otner real estate Cash and due from banks Cash Items and exchanges Other assets, Accrued Income Prepaid expenses 65.918 12 348.856 94 70.00 5.251.01 1,685.30 Funds set aside for savings depositors- Mortgage loans Collateral and other loans 207,832.35 V. S. Government securities 219.990.80 Other securities 82,807.51 Cash and due Irom banks Total 13.426.38 1.231-697.04 $2,467,120.65 LIABILITIES General deposits 728,194.54 Treasurers, certified, divi dend checks, etc 3.917 23 Certificates of deposit, time, 50,000.00 Christmas club and thrift funds 17.31300 Interest, taxes, and other expenses reserved and unpaid Suspense account 1.058.50 2142 1,231,697.04 Savings deposits Capital account: Common stock outstanding $200,000 Surplus 200.000 Undivided profits 15,000 Reserve for contingencies 19.920.92 434.920.92 Total Including capital account $2,467,120.65 MEMORANDUM Loans and Investments Pledged to Secure Liabilities Commercial Department U.

S. government securities 20,000 Total pledged (Including rediscounts) 20,000 Above loans and Investments pledged as follows: For other purposes, To secure war loan deposit 12,000 Total 12,000 State of Connecticut, County of Hartford, ss West Hartford, Conn, July 2, 1935. I LeRoy A. Chapman, treasurer of the above named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. LEROY A.

CHAPMAN. Treasurer. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 2nd day of July, 1935. (Signed) MABEL L. ALLEN, Notary Public.

HARTFORD-CONNECTICUT TRUST CO. OF HARTFORD Report of the condition of The Hartford -Connecticut Trust of Hartford, at the close of business on the 29th day of June, 1935. ASSETS. Loans and Discounts 06 Overdrafts 1,335 13 United States Government Securities 4.879,270.70 Other Securities (Net of Reserve for Depreciation) 3.290.145 64 Banking Houses 2.100.000.00 Other Real Estate 564.443 48 Cash and Due from Banks 17.165.160.52 Cash items and exchanges 503.964.61 Other Asests. Custom ers Liability on Letters of Credit 126 112 02 Funds set aside for Savings Depositors: Mortsage Loans 150,270.00 Collateral and other United States Government Securities 94,236 65 120.000.00 52.126 50 28.615.92 Other securities Cash Total 445.24907 $45,031,162.23 LIABILITIES.

General deposits 30.234.335 20 Treasurers, cer tified, dividend, checks, etc 1,390,018.39 Deposits of other banks 1.929.387.40 Certificates of deposit, time 2,560,000.00 Christmas Club and Thrift funds Other liabilities, viz. Letters of credit Issued Savings deposits, in branches Capital account: 31,830.95 36,145,571 94 126.il2.02 445.249.07 Common stock outstanding Surplus Undivided profits Reserve for contingencies 4.000.000.00 3.000,000.00 632,929.05 681.300.15 8.314,229.20 Total. Including Capital Account $45,031,162.23 MEMORANDUM. Loans and Investments pledged to secure Liabilities Commercial Department United States Government Securities 868.963.50 Total pledged $868,963.50 Above loans and Investments pledged as follows: U. S.

Govt, and Postal Savings deposits 558.088.50 Under Clearing House agreement 280.875.00 To qualify as depository for bankruptcy funds 30,000.00 Total $888,963.50 State of Connecticut, County of Hartford, as. Hartford. Conn. H. M.

Kenyon. Treasurer of the above named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement Is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. H. M. KENYON, Treasurer.

Subscribed and sworn to before me this second day of July. 1935. T. S. HOWARD, Notary Public.

New York, July 2. American Car Foundry Motors Co. has received an order for 30 motor coaches from the Capital Transit Washington, and one for three coaches from the Worcester Street Railway Worcester, Mass. Reports were heard hi the financial district that Carnegie Steel subsidiary of U. S.

Steel, will soon ask bids on dismantling its New Castle, steel works. Material which can still be used will be shipped to other subsidiaries but a large amount of equipment, it Is understood, will be sold. The move is in line with the parent organization's policy of getting rid of obsolete mills. Loadings of revenue freight during last week, to be announced Fri-dav, are expected to be in the neighborhood of 605,000 cars. This would compare with 567,847 in the preced ing week and 645,000 in the same week last year.

The Commercial Credit Co. has acquired the Edmund Wright Ginsberg Corp a New York factoring organization, which it will continue to operate and enlarge. The Commercial Co. exchanged 35.000 shares of its common stock for the concern. On June 30, there were 73,585 Individual holders of the common stock of National Dairy Products Corp.

compared with 72,735 on March 31 and 69,683 on June 30 last year. BANK STATEMENTS THE CONNECTICUT RIVER BANKING COMPANY Report of the condition of The Connecticut River Banking Co. of Hartford, Connecticut, at the close of business on the 29th day of June, 1935. ASSETS. Loans and Discounts Overdrafts 108 S.

Government Securities 2.912.552.6(1 Other Securities (Net of Reserve for Depreciation) 1,031.950.90 Cash and due from banks 1,289.508.10 Cash Items and exchanges 24.9M4 ,92 Other Assets, 490.57 Customers' Liability on Letters of Credit 5,600.00 Total $6,972,846.36 LIABILITIES. General deposits $5,398,638.16 casmers' certified, dividend checks, etc Deposits of other banks Certificates of deposit, time Interest, taxes, and other expenses reserved and unpaid Other liabilities, Letters of credit 22.188 77 394.924.63 6.250.00 15.264.30 5.600.00 capital Account: Common stock outstanding 150.000.00 Undivided profits 979,980.50 1,129,980.50 Total, including capital account $6,972,846.36 MEMORANDUM Loans and Investments Pledged to Secure Liabilities Commercial Department U. S. Government Securities $100,000.00 Loans and discounts (Including rediscounts) 100.000.00 Total Pledged (including rediscounts) $200,000.00 Above loans and investments pledged as follows: Under Hartford Clearing House Agreement $100,000.00 Total $100,000.00 State of Connecticut. Coiintv of Hart.

ford, ss. July 2, 1935. F. FISHER. Cashier of the above named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief.

F. F. FISHER. Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me this July 2.

1935. LEON M. BARNES, Notary Public. TRAVELERS BANK TRUST CO. HARTFORD Report of the condition of the Travelers Bank Trust of Hartford.

at the close of business on the 29th day of June. 1935. ASSETS. Loons and discounts 153.645 65 United States Government securities 604.862.50 Other securities (net of reserve for depreciation) 951.481.77 Cash and due from banks 315.768 56 Other assets 6.652 60 funds set aside for savings depositors: Mortgage loans $4,742,809 80 Collateral and other loans 123,600 00 U. S.

Govt, securities 2 625,085 90 Other securities 1,327,136.35 Real estate taken for debt 310.502.81 Cash and due from banks 455,953.32 9.585.088 18 Total $11,617,499.26 LIABILITIES. General deposits 73.199 80 Interest, taxes, and other expenses reserved and unpaid Other liabilities, Dividend unpaid Savings deposits Capital account: 97.883.79 24 925 00 9,535.088.18 Common stock outstanding 500.000 00 Surplus 500.000.00 Undivided profits 136,402.49 Reserve for contingencies 300.000.00 1.436,402 49 Total, Including capital account $11,617,499.26 State of Connecticut. County of Hartford, ss. July 2. 1935.

Frederick F. Fisher, Treasurer of the above named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. FREDERICK F. FISHER. Treasurer.

Subscribed and sworn to before me this 2nd day of July, 1935. LEON M. BARNES, Notary Public, At stockholders' meetings of the Pratt te Whitney Aircraft Com pany, Hamilton Standard Propeller Company, Chance Vought Corpo ration and siieorsKy Aircrau uom Dany. held in June, these subsidia ries of United Aircraft Corporation voted to consolidate into one com nanv to be known as United Air craft Manufacturing Corporation which also has acquired the assets and will carry on the operations of the United Airports of Connecticut, Incorporated, according to an an nouncement maae today tAionaay; bv Donald L. Brown, President.

"The change was made solely to provide the United Aircraft group with a stmpiinea corporate structure," Mr. Brown said, "and implies no change in personnel or in me duties of personnel as maintained under the former set-up. None of the former subsidiary companies loses its identity in that the old names have been set up as divisions and will be maintained as such in the future." "Existing contracts now held by the various subsidiary companies will not be affected in any way, Future contracts, of course, will be made in the name oi the united Aircraft Manufacturing Corpora tion." "The change does not affect the status of the United Aircraft Corporation, former parent company of the group and now parent company of United Aircraft Manufacturing Corporation and United Aircraft Exports Corporation," Mr. Brown continued. "In other words, United Aircraft Corporation will now have two operating subsidiaries, one a manufacturing corporation and the other dealing with all foreign sales agencies for United products.

Thus there are now only three active companies in the group, whereas there formerly were seven, eacn with Its own officers, board of directors and stockholders. The simplification of the structure can, therefore, readily be seen." The officers of the new manufacturing corporation include Mr. Brown as president, who continues as chief executive of the United Aircraft Corporation, and Eugene E. Wilson who becomes senior vice-president, retaining also his position of vice-president of the parent company. Messrs.

Brown and Wilson will also serve as general managers of Pratt Whitney Aircraft and Chance Vought Aircraft respectively. C. W. Deeds, vice-president, retains his presidency of the United Aircraft Exports Corporation, and George S. Wheat, vice-president, also retains his vice-presidency in the parent corporation.

Joseph P. McCarthy, controller-secretary of United Aircraft Corporation, has been elected controller-secretary of the new manufacturing corporation, and Carroll L. Gault, treasurer of the parent company, has been elected treasurer of new subsidiary. J. R.

Seaman, assistant treasurer of United Aircraft Corporation, becomes assistant treasurer of the new manufacturing corporation, and A. F. Cartland, assistant secretary of the parent company, becomes assistant secretary of the new subsidiary. Three presidents of former subsidiary companies become vice-presidents in the new manufacturing corporation: Raycroft Walsh of Hamilton Standard Propeller Company, F. W.

Neilson of Sikorsky Aircraft Corporation, and B. L. Whelan of the United Airports of Connecticut, Incorporated. Each, however, continues as general manager in charge of his division, which will be conducted from an operating standpoint the same as in the past. Other officials in the new company are: Pratt Whitney Aircraft Division: S.

Hobbs, engineering man-; ager: B. H. Gilpin, factory manag-j er; T. E. Tillinghast, sales manager; A.

V. D. Wilgoos, chief engineer; H. M. Hefner, assistant secretary; D.

P. Pratt, assistant secretary; H. L. Hartman, assistant secretary; A. W.

Brooksbank. assistant treasurer; M. R. Dimery. auditor.

Hamilton Standard Propeller Division: S. A. Stewart, sales manager and assistant secretary; F. W. Caldwell, engineering manager; Ar-vid Nelson, factory manager; Erie Martin, chief engineer; T.

L. Jeffries, assistant secretary; J. H. Cooper, assistant treasurer; H. W.

Beh, auditor. Chance Vought Aircraft C. J. McCarthy, engineering man-' ager; J. M.

Barr, factory manager; Rex Beisel, chief engineer; J. J. Gaffney, assistant secretary, T. L. Conlan.

assistant secretary; J. J. Gaffney, assistant treasurer; J. J. Fiedler, auditor.

Sikorsky Aircraft Division: I. I. Sikorsky, engineering manager; T. Murphy, factory manager; M. Glu-hareff.

chief engineer; E. H. Glaettli, assistant secretary; L. C. Mallet, assistant secretary; E.

H. Glaettli, assistant treasurer; L. C. Mallet, auditor. United Airports Division: H.

M. Horner, assistant secretary; M. F. Reid, assistant secretary; M. F.

Burke, assistant treasurer. New England Utilities BV ADAMS. MERRILL 4 CO. Rate Bid Asked hart By Standard Statistics Ine. la each month of 1935 automobile financing has been substantially higher than the same month a year earlier.

Total retail and wholesale automobile financing, as reported by the Department of Commerce for 456 organizations amounted to $1,800,490,000 in 1934. Beer to He Sold By the Can Again According to an announcement made by Continental Can Ccmpany, machine shops of the company are now busy building machinery for the manufacture of tin cans for beer. The company has been working on the development of a tin con tainer for beer over the past two years, during which period experimental packs have been made in various breweries. Based upon the success of these experiments, the company is pushing the development as rapidly as possible. The company expects to have two separate and distinct types of tin cans available for the packing of beer, one being similar to the standard packer's can used for fruits and vegetables and the other having a cone shaped top with a cap similar to that now used on beer bottles.

Many brewers have indicated an interest in these new packages for beer, accordina to the company. The company expects to be equipped to manuiacture tnese cans on a production basis within the next sixty days. Livestock Market Chicaeo. Julv 2. (AP.) (United States Dept.

of Agriculture.) Hogs 12,000, including 3000 direct; active. steady to 5 cents lower; packing sows strong; 200-230 top 230-350 140-200 most pigs $8.50 down; good packing sows shippers 1500: estimated hold over 2000. Cattle, 7000; calves 2500; better grade fed steers and yearlings firm; lower grades strong to 25 cents higher, all grades ruling 15-25 cents up for week to date; clearance good; top $12.60. bulk better grades yower grades comparatively scarce at $9.50 down, grassy south- westerns selling at $7.35 down to all butcher cattle and cows firm; best yearling heifers buns weak to 10 cents lower at $8.50. Sheep, 3000; active, lambs and yearlings strong to 15 cents and more higher; sheep firm; native lambs rangers absent: no strictly choice fresh shorn year lings here; one deck toppy 90 weight carrying fully four months fleece grassy 77 weights ewes Legal Notices Notice is hereby Riven that the partnership lately existing between Albert H.

Greenwood and Robert C. Noerr under the firm name of Greenwood Noerr, Consulting Engineers, was dissolved on the first day of July, 1935 by mutual consent. ah debts due and owine to said partnership are to be received bv Albert H. Greenwood, and all de mands on said partnership are to be presented to him for payment. ine ousiness or said partnership will be continued by the said Albert H.

Greenwood alone. Dated at Hartford, Connecticut this second dav of Julv, 1935. ALBERT H. GREENWOOD ROBERT C. NOERR AT A COURT OP PROBATE holden at Hartford, In and for the District of Hartford.

In the State of Connecticut, on the 21st day of June. A. 1935. Present. Hon.

Walter H. Clark. Judge. On motion of Phoenix State Bank Trust of Hartford executor of the ESTATE OF THOMAS F. FLANAGAN late of Hartford, within said district, deceased, it is ORDERED, that six months from the 21st day of June.

1935. be and the same are limited and allowed for the presentation of all claims against said estate to the executor thereof and said executor Is directed to cite all creditors of said decedent to bring in their claims within said time allowed bv posting a copy ot this order upon the public sign post nearest to the place where the decedent last dwelt within said town of Hartford and by publishing the same once In some newspaper having a circulation in said Probate District within fifteen days from the date of this order. Certified from record, MARY E. F. CUNNINGHAM.

Assistant Clerk. AT A COURT OP PROBATE holden at Hartford. In and for the District of Hartford, in the State of Connecticut, on the 22d day of June. A. 1935.

Present, Hon. Walter H. Clark. Judge. On motion of Charles F.

Gorman, 71 Imlav Hartford, administrator of the ESTATE OF WILLIAM C. KENNEY late of Detroit. Michigan, owning property within said district, deceased, it is ORDERED, that six months from the 22d day of June. 1935. be and the same are limited and allowed for the presentation of all claims against said estate to the administrator thereof and said administrator Is directed- to cite all creditors of said decedent to bring in their claims within said time allowed by posting a copy of this order upon the public sign post within said town of Hartford and by publishing the same once In some newspaper having a circulation in said Probate District within fifteen days from the date of this order.

Certified from record, MARY E. F. CUNNINGHAM, Assistant Clerk. Dan Dunn Automobiles For Sale YOU CAN ALWAYS Do Business at O'MEARA'S BOARDWALK SPECIALS 1934 CHEVROLET DE LUXE ROADSTER, RUMBLE SEAT IN EXCELLENT CONDITION $446 1934 FORD COACH BEAUTIFUL CAR IN EVERY RESPECT $445 Down 1933 Ford Coach 4-cyl. $145 1933 Ford Coach -V-8" 145 1934 Ford 4-Door Sedan 165 1931 Ford De Luxe Coupe 85 1930 Plymouth Coupe 95 1930 Plymouth 4-Door Sedan 75 1931 Dodge Six Coach 95 1929 Packard Brougham 95 1929 Chevrolet Coach 45 19(8 Pontlac Coach 35 1931 Ford Town Sedan 95 1930 Ford- Coupe 75 19.10 Ford De Luxe Cabriolet 65 1929 Ford Phaeton 35 1928 Ford Roadster 30 Trucks 1933 Chevrolet Bcreen Delivery 1934 Ford Hy.

Dump 195 1934 Ford Stake 195 i934 Ford 157 Cab Chassis 195 1931 Ford 157 Cab Chassis 125 O'MEARA MOTOR CO. OPEN NIGHTS AND SUNDAYS New England's Largest Ford Dealer. 653 Conn. Tel. 8-2176 BIG SALE Late Model Used Cars Since 1910 Aaron G.

Cohen has lven the car buyer more for money. 1S0 DOWN 1934 Dodge Sedan 1934 Plymouth Sedan $100 DOWN 1933 Chevrolet" Coach 1933 Dodge Pickup Truck 1933 Chevrolet Coupe 1933 Chevrolet Sedan 1933 Reo Sedan 1932 Nash Convertible Coupe 1931 Auburn Sedan $75 DOWN 1931 Ford Coupe 1931 Bulck 4-Pass. Victoria Several Others Priced for Quick Sale $25 to $200 General Auto Sales Auburn Dodge Plymouth 613 Conn. E. H.

8-4158 Branch, 867 New Britain Ave. PACKARD SEE THESE FINE USED CARS 1928 PACKARD 5-Pasa. Sedan. Paint-ed black with green stripe, motor rebuilt recently. 1924 PACKARD 5-Fass.

Coupe. Price $25 1929 CADILLAC 7-Passenger Sedan. Good transportation for 1931 CADILLAC 5-Passenger Coupe, painted blue with gold stripe, mileage 37,000. Price $600 1929 CADILLAC Town Sedan $250 1930 NASH Convertible Coupe, model 452. at the reasonable price of $175 1931 BUICK 5-Pass.

Sedan, good rub-br and paint. Motor good. Price $350 1930 BUICK Sedan $275 1933 CHEVROLET 2-Pass. Coupe. Color maroon 1929 ESSEX Sport Coupe, painted black.

Ivory colored wheels 1931 REO 5-Passenger Sedan .....1375 1930 FRANKLIN Convertible Coupe, painted an attractive shade nf brown. Priced to sell quick at $300 1929 CHRYSLER Sport Coupe, model "65." An excellent value at OPEN EVENINGS PACKARD MOTOR CAR CO. OF N. Y. HARTFORD BRANCH PARK AND WASHINGTON 8TS.

PHONE 2-1187 LAST DAY OF PRE-HOLIDAY SALE FREE 1. REGISTRATION 2. TANK FULL OF OAS 3. DRIVING LESSONS 4. 30-DAYS SERVICE 5.

3-DAYS TRIAL CAPITOL MOTOR CAR CO. 368 Main St. 7-8144 787 Conn. Blvd. 8-4444 hWdTyspecials FULL PRICE 1930 Graham Sedan, new paint 1929 Plymouth Coupe, new paint 89 1929 Chevrolet Coupe, reconditioned 69 1929 Essex Sedan '49 1930 Essex Coupe, rumble seat 69 50 OTHERS AETNA MOTOR SALES 697 Conn.

Blvd. 8-2782 FORD 1934 DeLuxe Sedan. Terraplane 1934 sedan; Essex 1932 coach, Ford 1931 sport coupe. Bulck standard sedan; many others; terms and trades. Sliechtman, 329 Church SE.

Vse nlngs. PACKARD 1929 sedan, (f wheel equipment. Good buy. Highland Motor Car 2015 Main St. 729368.

PLYMOUTH SEDAN 1932. $265. $10 down and 20 months to pay. Universal Motors, West Hartford Cen-ter. 4-8411.

A-l VALUE In used cars at the Harrington-Hudson 333 Trumbull St. Phone 2-3196 GOOD BUYS In used cars of all makes. Always the best at Harrington's. 375 Wethersfield Ave HIGH GRADE USED CARS All makes and models, easy terms. Ooldle Motors, 549 Conn.Blvt.

84475. BUYS Any one. Chevrolet Sedan. 1930 Plymouth Sedan, 1930 Pontlac Coach, 1930 Ford Coach. 1929 Ford Coupe, 73 Buckingham St.

Rear. SEE FOR YOURSELF More value per nonar. ierm as low as iiu down and 20 months to pay. Fords, Chev-rolets. Plymouth.

Bulcks. Chrvslers, etc. Hartford Motor Car 96 Farm-Incton Ave. 7-3127. SEVERAL Good used cars about $250 Pee them.

Colonial Auto 59 Farmlngton Ave. 2-1143. It Bangor Hydro El .80 12' 14 Brockton Cat Lt vtc 40 7 9 Eastern Utll Assoc 1.00 21 23 Lowell Eiec Lt 3 60 50'a 34'i Lynn Gas El vtc .,6 00 99 103 Mass Pow Si Lt pfd 2 00 20 22 Mass Utll Assoc pfd 2 50 26 28 Providence Gss Lt 80 12i 14 Rhode Is Public 2 00 28 30 Rockland Lt Pow 60 9 10 Pprlngfielrt Lt vtc 1 50 20 22 Western Mass Cos 2.00 3 35 Secret Operative 48 AH. VOU LEFT THE 1 1 I ABOUT THIRTY DAYS. I THINKd C)EANWmLE DAN.

IN PURSUIT, REACME5I I I STOLEN CARS IN 1 AT LEAST UNTIL THE PRISON THE SHORE iff A PERFECT HIDEOUT- VM IS" THE CITY OFFICERS GIVE UP INTENSIVE wA AN OLD TUMBLEDOWN lM If YES, WU FANG, I SEARCH FOR US THOSE CONVICTS WENT IN WA HOUSE COMPLETELY HIDDEN 7f I AJD WE RETURNED TtlA A ANDV yrfiM I THAT HOUSE --I'LL HAVE TO BE VA FROM THE MAINLAND Wfa I UNNOTICED CZj THEN WE START Mm' CAREFUL THERE ARE VA I WONDER IF WU FANS 15 HOW LONG MUST mmmhA Jrr OPERATING WAWt THIRTY OF THEM HEAVILY WITH THEM. J''' Wr fh rv44J fK vtk I i1 MsT II VvsgffisHI (I Commodity Index New York. July 2. The Associated Press wholesale price index of 20 basic cemmodiities today declined to 69 85. The previous day it was 69.98.

a week ago 69.14, a month ago 71.07, and a year ago 62.82. Range of leecnt vears: 19.15 1934 1933 High 75 48 72 55 64 10 Low 69 14 56 61 38 37 (The 19J6 average equals 100). Silver Market New York. July 2. tAP.) Bar siher barely steady, lower at fl.

London, July 2 (API Bar silver easy, lower at 31d. (U. 8. equivalent 68 96 cents). Montreal.

July 2 (AP.) Silver futures e'ewrt Mk July 69 30b: Pfpt. 69 85; Dec. 72 0.