The News Journal from Wilmington, Delaware • Page 20

EVERY EVENING, WILMINGTON, DELAWARE, WEDNESDAY, MAY 8, 1929. FINANCIAL NEWS OF THE DAY ROOM IS ENDOWED IN HOMEOPATHIC Allan J. Henry Paul J. HENRY NOWLAND Incorporates, investment Securities NEW CORPORATIONS PRICES ON MARKET Miss Young died February 12. 1923, from ft heart affection.

She had been employed nurse for Mr. Capelle, for about 22 years. She was graduated from the Homeopathic Hospital in 1901. "Sue Young, as she was familiarly colled, served for a time as corresponding secretary for nurses alumnae later holding the chair of president for about ten years, and was active in anything for the advancement of the association. She also served as corresponding secretary ot the State Association for Nurses, and served two terms on the State Board of Examiners for Nurses with Dr.

Fllnn, Dr. Springer and Miss Hook. STOCK QUOTATIONS 2 O'CLOCK (Special to Every Evening.) DOVER. May 8. The following Late "Sue" Younc Honors charters have been filed here: RREGULARLY El MOV Kentucky Natural Oas Company, Tenth and Orange Streets Wilmington.

Delsfrat $10,000,000. International Bitumen Emulsions Co-poratlon, obta'n and decvelop patents. Name of George S. Ca pclle, Sr. By the will of the late Susan Sclby Young, the room In the Homeopathic Hospital now designated as the "Nurses Alumnae Room." Is to be endowed in the name of George S.

Capelle, $12,000 being set aside for this purpose. American Toll Properties Corpora tion, stocks, bonds, securities, $242 Dairy Delivery Company, deal Classified ads bring wants and offers together. LOWER ATOPENING Montgomery Ward, General Electric, North American Show Gains. RALLY EFFORTS FAIL (Bv The Associated Press.) in dairy products of all kinds, NEW YORK STOCKS Reported Dally by Laird, Uuaell Meeds, da Foot Ball ding. (Th ticker at 3 o'clock was on Urn.) Previous Cloa.

LmbX. Allied Chem. A Dy 'tu Zi Allia Chalmers 203 800 Atrial Leather AmaL Lathr. pfd. Amer.

Bosch 63 'i 85 It Amer. Can m4 l3H Amer. ice 43 43 Amer. Int'L Corp'n. 67i 67 Amer.

ico. 6i H5i Amer. Pw. A Ut. 107 IOA 000.

National Contract Purchase Cor poration, deal In Installment notes and contracts. Axelson Aircraft Engine Company, 27. ISA IHM 89 49 12 103 MjJ itf 96 V4 44 35 a 48 HAH I23H 7i, t2 135 49 IS2K 108 lot 130 64 deal in motors and engines of all LAIRD-BISSEOL MEEDS Members New York and Philadelphia Stock Exchanges Wilmington New York Philadelphia Pione 4242 kinds. Anna Belle Oil Corporation, deal in pctroleirr. of all grades, $1,000,000.

National Air Industries, deal To the Owners of CITIES SERVICE COMPANY Common Stock The Certificate of Incorporation of Cities Service Company has been amended to provide for the issuance of four (4 Shares of Common Stock without par value for each share of the old Common Stock of the par value of $20.00 per share. The certificates for the new shares are now ready for delivery. The temporary receipts issued b7 Henry L. Doherty Sc Company for the new stock may also now be exchanged for permanent certificates. The facilities of the following offices are offered to the Common Stock holders of Cities Service Company in effecting the exchange.

HENRY L. DOHERTY COMPANY 404 Franklin Trust Building; PHILADELPHIA in aircraft of all kinds. Amer. Smelt A Kef. 105 Amer.

Meel Fdys. eH Amer. Tel. Tel. 225'i American Tobaooo, 108 171 Amer.

Water Works Anaconda Copper l9 Atchison. Top. San. Fa 9Si 19S4 Atlantic Refining 9i Atlaa Common 07 954 Atlaa Ffd Bait. A Ohio 120 'i 120 it Barnsdall A 4 OH R.fh Steel 109 lOiW Westminster Medical and Health Center, Inc.

operate sanitariums. Scranton Corporation, engage tn C. E. Welles Co. Members New York Stock Exchange investment securities.

$1,000,000. San Patricio Oil Company, Ltd deal in all kinds of minerals. United Candy Company, deal In 921 Market Street candles, pop corn, nuts, $500,000. 159 42H 78 Phone 10600 Wilmington, Del. Inland Securities Corporation, stocks, bonds.

89 i Calumet A Hecla 5 43 Canada Dry s5H Canadian Paclflo 3J Case Threshing tS 405 Cerro de Pasco 103 102 Ches. Ohio 2K 226 ChU MIL St Paul 31 alH It. Pao. 12iJ Childs Co. 67 Vj 6H Chile Copper tC2 10 1 Chrysler Motors 04 9J Coca Cola 12H 129 Columbia Gas Eleo.

07 67 l-j The Agency Corporation, securi 30 ties. Alaska Asbestos, general min lot 34 107 lnfl Paper lnt'l Tel. Tel. Johna-Manvllle IW Kansas City Southern 84 Kelly Springfield 17tf Kelsey Hayes Whssl 67 Kenneoott Copper 00 Kolater Kadlo 0t Kresce, a 8.1 Co. 4 Lambert Co.

142 Lehlab Valley 7 Mack Truck 102 i May Dep t. Stores 4 Marland OH Marmon Motors tfli4 Mexican Seaboard Mf. Mid-Continent Pets. Ma Kansas A Texas 4S Missouri Pact no b3 Montgomery-Ward 126 Nash Motors 9Mi Nat. Biscuit Nat Dairy Prod.

135' Natl Distillers 4gi4 Nat. Distillers Pfd. Nat Pr. A Lt. A3H.

N. T. Central 18'Jil N. N. H.

4 H. ueij North American 1U94 Northern Paclflo ioy, Packard U52 American 64'. Paramount Fam. Lasky tl' Penna. K.

K. B0H Pere Marquette Phillips Pete 42H Pierce-Arrow ss' Postum 76 Publlo Service N. in Pullman Co. sir Pure Oil 3yi Radio Corp. of Amer.

imii Radio-Keith Orpneum 3U Reading it. R. 107 Republia Iron Steel 97 R. J. Reynolds 66 i St.

Louts San Fran. St. Louis So. West'n Shell Union Oil 23i Schulte V3), Sears Roebuck 163 Simms Pete 30 If Standard Uas A Eleo. Standard Oil of CaL 79 Standard OH Of N.

60 Standard Oil of N. T. JVJ Sinclair Oil 31 1, Skelly Oil 44 Southern Paclflo 127 Southern Railway HI Stewart Warner 73 Studebaker Motors eo Texas Co. 64 Texas Gulf Sulphur 79 Tlmkln Roller Bearing Tobacco Products "A 19 Transcont'l Oil 1, Union Carbide 2S4 Union Pacific 220 United A 5 U. Ind.

Alcohol 1A4U U. S. Realty 99 U. S. Rubber Com.

bill V. S. Rubber, Pfd IT. S. Steel Wabash Com, 60 Warner Bros.

Pictures 121 i Westinghous Air Crake 4H, Westinghouse Elec White Motors 5 Willys-Overland 27H Woolworth 829 Wriitht Aero 1 4 Yellow Truck 40 Yellow Truck Ffd. Ex-dividend. ing business. Ardis, Warwick Co. Rio Blanco Ranch Company, deal in 9 7 64 110 live Stock, $150,000.

HEMBEBS Or HETT YORK. STUCK EXCHANGE Dr. Stevens', deal in medi 422 Miners Bank BMg, VTILKES-BARRE, TK. CIS Professional Arts BMr ATLANTIC CrW. J.

415 Mechanics Trust IIARHISBURG, PA. 3152 da Pont Buildlnr. WILMINGTON, DEL. 29 Edward K. Bttptiam, Jr.

cines and chemical compounds, Columbia Graphophone 77 73V Congoleum 24 14 Consolidated (las .113 114 4 Corn Products Mi 93 i Crucible Steel 8i i Curtiss Aero tei 168 Davison Chemical du Font Common 177 InrtmtrlBl Trust Rldf. Wilmington, Del. 0C0. Richardson Grain Separator Cor PhOD 10SI3. poration, manufacture and sale of du Pont Debenture iiJii grain separators and other machinery.

23 163 31 89 0 4 43 44 127 141 73 Electric Auto Ute 1 Elec Pw. A Lt. $100,000. Elec. Storage Batt'y 3l P2i Boyd Fire Extinguisher deal In ORIGINAL ISSt fcuutt.

umc mas. file extinguishers, $100,000. Erie 72 UU Excelsior Rubber and Leather Ce Fleishmann 'Mi Fox Film A Freeport Texas 45 4Hi S5H ment Co, deal in cement, mucilege, paste, paints, $50,000. 300,000 SHARES GENERAL AERO CORPORATION of America Consolidated Publicity Associated, 1H 19 Uenl Asphalt 73 0t General Cable A tOili lOilt Gen I Electric Si Gen. Motors, Com, h3l, 3 Gen.

Motors. 7 Pfd. 2 4 124 Gold Dust 6th Inc. general advertising business. 13 Bishop Investment Corporation, 261 securities, all forms.

Cioodyear T. and R. no 13.1 Goodrich. T. R.

n.1i 3U WALL NEW YORK, May 8 (Noon). With call money again renewing at 14 per cent, efforts to counteract the effects of the credit ten- sion by pushing up selected shares, met with little success for every rally brought out offerings. Coppers again were under pressure, and several of the motor and amusement issues slid downward- Shares, which managed to move against the trend, included Advance Rumely preferred, up 6 points. Advance Rumely com-' mon. United Aircraft, American Sugar, American Tobacco and American Foreign Power, all up 2 1-2 to 4 1-2 points.

Stock prices moved Irregularly lower at the opening of today's market. One block of 20.000 shares of Columbia Graphophone changed hands at 72 1-2, off 4 1-2. presumably in reflection of the termination of negotiations for a merger with Radio. Montgomery Ward. General Electric and North American all yielded a point or so.

Case Threshing opened 4 1-2 points higher. Standard Oil of California 1 3-8 and Westinghouse Electric 1. Uneasiness over the credit situation brought about further irregularity at the opening of today's stock market. Fears of a sharp increase in Federal Reserve rediscount rates persisted as a result of the suggestions of stich action in the recent address of Governor Young of the Federal Reserve Board. With call money commanding high rates, bullish activities centered largely in the low and meduim priced shares on which the carrying charges are relatively small.

Low priced oils were particularly favored, with buying inSuenced by the drop of more than 20.000 barrels in the daily average or production last week. Some of the large blocks included 15.000 shares of Tnn5c0r.tir.er.tal a. 12 1-2, 9.900 jhares Bamsdlal at 45 and 7,000 shares of Tide-Water-Associated at 21. all up fractionary. Vick Chemical quickly moved up 2 1-4 points to a new high at 97, and a good demand was apparent for United Aircraft.

General Asphalt. International Harvester and Fox Film A. 1 Case Threshing quickly converted an initial gain of 4 1-2 points into a decline of 10 points. Renewal of selling pressure against Radio carried that stock below 100. Union Carbide and F.

G. Shattuck each fell back 4 points. Commonwealth Power 3 1-2 and AUis Chalmers 3 while a long list cf Standard Industrials were selling down a point or more before the end of the first half hour. Foreign exchanges opened easier, with sterling cables off 1-16 of a cent $4 So 3-8. 15S 165 Olmstead Engineering and Con NO BONDS NO PREFERRED STOCK struction Company, general construc Graham Paige SAN 85 4 Greene Cananea Copper 161 160, (A Delaware, Corporation) CAPITALIZATION (At Conclusion of This Finandnr) 9HH S5J4 tion.

Lit. Northern PId. 103 nui, Pacific Freight Lines, operate 180M general truck business. Fresh-Keeping Tackage Corpora tion, deal In packings of paper, card I.O "4 4H 44', 27 Hudson Motors S4 SSt Hupp Motors Houston Oil 6 97 Independent Oil Uas Industrial RayOn 112 Inspiration Copper 4S4 Int 1 Cement 934 i2H lnt'l Comb. Ens.

74 1, Ji lnt 1 Harvester 114 114 14 Int Match. Pfd. r- 4 lnt'l Mw. Marine, Pfd. Jti 4 i 4 Int fsicaei 92 board.

Con veil and general cleaning business. $30,000. 144 Remlllc Company, real estate. International Tea and Coffee Co, deal in tea, coffees, $10,000. Amusement Operating Corpora A'.

V. CURB MARKET. tion, amusements. Increases. LOCAL SECURITIES Reported Daily by Laird.

BlsseO Meeds, da Pont Bail dine. Corporation Stock. Bid. Asked Reported Dally by Laird. BlsseU A Standard Devices.

New York, 25.000 to 75.000 shares N. P. V. Harland Flour and Feed Min Diamond Ice Coal pfd 100 14 Last neapolis, Minn, 500 to 1,500 shares -ucttls, an foal Buildin j. Frevtoua Amer.

Cas Elec. C'm" Amer. Super-Pw. iss Checker Cab Mfff. Co.

71 Cities Sprvia lii Hercuies Powder ptd. ...117 Hercuifs Common N. P. V. 141 Hi 14 llS'i S3 40 102 35 Cont'l.

llamond Fibre Courtauids I9i Chas. Warner Co. corrv, no par Eiectric Hose Rub. com. WiL lias common Wil.

pfd Del. R. K. 6Te guar, com. par 2i 95H 41 43 112 Christiana Securities, pfd.

..113 lurant Motors Xfm Elec Bd. Sh. i Eleo. Investors 2H Hudson Bay Mining 18 Humble Oil H8t4 ln Co. of A Sit Lehigh Coal Nar.

Lit liros. 119 81 167 63 13 Continental American Ui Ins. par 10 49 Jos. Bancroft A Sons. pfd 100 Jos.

Bancroft Sona Common S4 Scranton Lace, pfd. Buckingham Corporation, New York. $200,000 to $400,000. Hirkes Corporation. New York, to 600,000 shares N.

P. V. Chanres. Oklahoma Oil and Utility Corporation to Investors Utility Corporation, from $500,000 to $1,000,000, FaUs county, Texas. United Airports Construction Corn-puny to Reeltone Corporation of America, New York.

Arkansas Pipe Line Company to Oulf Coast Pip Line Company, Boxar county, Texas. Welssenfluh and Company to Surd-ham and Co Scranton, Pa. Dry-Fast Company to William Newmont Mining 213 211 69 Z7 101 57 i 19 li du Font debenture du Por.t common 1S1 Atlas common Atlas pfd 102 Wilmington Prov. Co. pfd.103 si Mies-Bement-Pond Noranda Mines S.

Pw. Lt. Servel Safe-T. Stat Standard Oil Indiana. Standard Oil Kentucky Standard Oil Ohio St.

Regis Paper CnL Gas Imp. UnL Lt. A Pw. -a 61 4 19 1, S9 131 16 Prudential Investors 2tt Bank Stocks. 127 131 191 Central National, par 100 ....140 v.

acnum Oil .....124 121 Delaware Trust Co, par Equitable Trust Co, par 100.. .500 Farmers Bank, par 60 200 Industrial Trust Co par 60.. SO Specialty Company, New York. "i-x-aividend. AMI CONCERN it National Bank of Delaware.

oar 100 704 CHICAGO GRAIN. :7 Common Stock. No Tar Value l.roo.000 Shares 420 ono Shar Of the 580,000 shares of authorized capital stock not included in this offering. 100,000 shares are reserved aair.st Stock Purchase Warrants to be Issued to Founders. Transfer Agnt SECURITY TRANSFER REGISTRAR COMPANY New York City GENERAL AERO CORPORATION has been formed as an operating holding corporation for the purpose of WQuIrte? stock oxr.ershlp Ln a diversified selection of companies engaged ln the manufacture and sale of Airplanes and Airplane Accessories and the operation of Airport and Air Transport Companies.

In so far as possible the controlling Interest wfll be acquired ln the corporations selected. GENERAL AERO will operate as a holding company, but in the companies lt controls subsidiaries, wd outline policies with respect to production and sales. The technical and research staff of General Aero will be at the command of Its respective subsidiaries and associated companies. an3 It ts believed with centralized executive management, important economies can be effected in the operations of the various units of the parent corporation. General Aero Corporation will derive its earnings from the stocks held in its respective subsidiaries and associated companies.

Each corporation in which General Aero is acquiring ownership will retain its own Individuality and identity, but each unit win receive the co-operation and benefit of the resources of the parent concern. A brief summary and description of the companies whose securities GENERAL AERO CORPORATION OP AMERICA ha already contracted to purchase is given below: HOLMES AIRPORT, INC, NEW YORK. N. T. This Is New York's great mid-town Air TerminaL In the Borouah of Queens, within four miles and but twenty minutes' auto ride to Grand Central Station, a great tract of 220 acres has been assembled 130 acres being acquired by fee simple purchase and 90 acres by leni; term lease and is being developed as a modern air terminal with Administration Buildinsr.

Traffic Tower, Hangars for transport companies and private owners; and Show Room and Demonstration Space for airplane distributors. The land involved in this Air Tennlnal has been ao-pralsed by John J. Reardcn. President of the Queens Second Ward Chapter of the Long Island Real Estate Board, as havirjj a present value of over $8,000,000. Because of its unparalleled location in the heart of the country's largest city, we believe Eolmes Airport is destined to beccm-the center of air transportation operations throughout the United States.

A little less than one-quarter of this air terminal is now in temporary operation. March 17. the first openin? Sunday, witnessed an attendance of over 100,000 people. This is but a slight indication of the popularity of Holmes Airport as a finished terminal. The real estate value of this land will put a substantial equity behind every share of the holdinj company's common stock.

GENERAL AERO owns all of the stock of Holmes Airport, Inc. (except qualifying shares of directors). EASTERN AIR EXPRESS, INC. Eastern Air Express. a Delaware corporation, has been formed as an air transport company, to operate from New Tcric's rr.K-scwc Air Terminal.

Holmes Airport, Inc. Tri-motored planes are to be used cn the passenger and express runs which it is planned to operate to the following cities: PHILADELPHL RICHMOND TAMPA BALTIMORE ATLANTA MIAMI WASHINGTON JACKSONVILLE NORTOLK Lines are also contemplated to Montauk Point, Boston and Montreal Clarence D. Chamberlin, noted trans-Atlantic aviator, has been retained as Consulting Aeronautical Engmeer in charge cf aeronautical details in connection with the launching of Eastern Air Express. Colonel ChamberUn will select the air routes, airports and emergency landing fields; will choose the types of airplanes to be used, and pass on qualifications of ail air transport pilots selected for the operation of Eastern Air Express planes. All stock in EASTERN AIR EXPRESS, INC.

(except qualifying shares of directors) is owned by GENERAL AERO CORPORATION OF AMERICA. SWALLOW AIRPLANE COMPANY. WICHITA, KANSAS A contract was closed by GENERAL AERO in December, 1928, for the purchase of controlling interest in the Swallow Airplane Company, a Delaware corporation. SWALLOW is Americans oldest commercial plane. Hundreds of Swallows are in use throughout the world and the company has established an enviable reputation for its standard ship and its new low-priced training plane.

Production schedule for calls for 1.000 completed planes. GATES FLYING SERVICE. IXC, NEW YORK. N. Y.

A 50 interest has been contracted for by GENERAL AERO in this organization, which is headed by the pioneer airman, Ivan R. Gates Gates Flying Service, is now operating from Holmes Airport a fleet of modern open and closed sight-seeirig and training places and is planning to place ln operation shortly three or more tri-motored multiple passenger cabin planes of the most approved manufacture. Plan for the immediate future also include the establishment of a ground training school at Holmes Airport, as well as in other dues throughout the country where Gates Flying Service, will be established. The operative personnel of Gates Flying Service, includes same of the country's most famous transport pilots, as well as highly skilled and competent licensed mechanics. Gates Flying Service, is the outgrowth of an organization that has toured the United States.

Canada and Mexico for more than fifteen years, and has been credited with doing more to educate the American public toward air-mindedness than any other organization in the aviation industry. GENERAL AERO is also negotiating for the acquisition of interests in other units related to aviation. FURPOSE OF ISSUE: The proceeds of this financing will be used by the Corporation in acquiring Aircraft securities the arious subsidiary and associated companies selected: in completing payments on existing contracts; advancing funds to its respective subsidiaries for expansion needs, and for general corporate purposes. OUTLOOK: Because of the diversification of General Aero holdings now owned or definitely contracted for, an opportunity is to acquire in one security a well-rounded selection in Aviation. Approximately 50 of the proceeds of the present financing wUl be invested in the Corporation's New York City Air Terminal HOLMES AIRPORT, INC.

consisting of real estate located in the very heart of the sn-eatejt city in the world, where appreciation in land values is progressing at a tremendous rate. Accordingly, it is believed that the stock of this Corporation offers elements of security and stability which are not present in many other available Aviation securities. DEATHS Security Trust par 100 225 Union National, par So 15" Wilmington Trust paroa Sjo (By The Associated Press.) Ex. Div. CHICAGO.

May 8. Wheat: May, DEEKY At Delaware Water Gap. cn May S. 1929. Katherlne C.

Deery. lue notice funeral will be given later. Close yesterday, 1.05 5-8 to 3-4; open ing today. 1.05. Julv.

1.10 1-4 tn 3-8 1.09 1-4 to 1.10 1-4. 1.13 3-8 to PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE REPORTED AT NOON 1-2; 1.13 1-4 to 3-4. Dec, 1.17 3-4 to 1 CARRCROFT I 7-8; 1.17 to 1-2. The ideal suburb. Corn: May.

.85 1-2 to 3-4; .85. July .90 to 1-8: JR9 3-4 to .90. fiprrt 3-S By The Associated. Press.) PHILADELPHIA. May 8.

Butter to 1-2; .92 1-8 to 3-4. Dec. 5-8 to E3 I 1 I Top grades, 45 l-248 1-2; 92 score, 3-4: .85 to 1-4. Oats: Mar. .47: .47.

Julv is- 41 44 1-2: 91 score, 44. King at Tenth St. Ption S8i6. 4-30-29. Eggs: Extra firsts.

32: firsts, 30 1-2 General Aero Corporation Formed as Operating Holding Company. A new Delaware corporation, the General Aero Corporation, has been icnned as an operating holding corporation for the purpose of acquiring itock ownership in a di-ersified selection of companies engaged in the manufacture and sale of airplanes and sirplane accessories and the operation of airports and air transport companies. In so far as possible the controlling interest will be acquired in the corporations selected. 3-4a7-8 to .45. Sept, .43 l-8al-4; .43 to i-o.

uec, .45 l-8al-4; Rye: May, .90 3-4: July, .90 1-2; .90 1-4. 22 5-8; .93. 31: seconds. 28 3 28 1-2. Live poultry: Fowls, leghorns.

29 f-32; others. 35Q36; broilers. 2 lbs- or over, 41S48; broilers, mixed color, 40S43; ordinary, 35S39; old roosters, 19 21. Dressed poultry: Old roosters, western. 22S26.

Cheese: Longhorns, round lots, 22-l-2a23 1-2; single daisies, fresh, 103RD DIVIDEND On Atiril 3f)fh ttpmtr. onv TIES CO. paid ita 103rd monthly cah lv oi.di cuuiutf ra oi reooru The General Aero Corporation of America has already contracted to cent paid since organization, April PROVIDENT SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 919 Orange St. SMALL LOANS $100 $1,000 Pay Weekly rER CENT MINIMUM YIELD RICHARDSON-McCRAY DEL PRODUCE MARKET. PHONE SS84.

837 TATNALL STItEET purchase the Holmes Airport, 2sew York Air Express. a Delaware corporation, retaining Clarence D. Chamber lin. noted aviator, as consulting aeronautical engineer; Swallow Airplane Company, Wichita. Kansas, a Delaware corporation, and the Gates Flying Service, New York.

INSURE YOUR AUTOMOBILE WITH General Aero is also negotiating for the acquisition of interests in other units related to aviation. The cor poration will derive its earnings from the stocks held in its respective sub GAUSE a GILPIN 907 ORANGE ST. sidiaries and associated companies. Each corporation in which General Aero is acquiring ownership will re- tain its own individuality and identify, but each unit will receive the co- peration and benefit of the resources BOARD OF DIRECTORS NATHAN F. VANDERLir New York City Formerly Project Engineer.

Fokker Aircraft Corp. Member Engineering Staff, Wright Aeronautical Corp. FRANK COU1ELL. New York City IVrnurly Production Manager, Fokker Aircraft Corp. E.

II. HOLMES New York City E. H. Holmes Inc. WARREN W.

LEWIS New York City Managing Director, Holmes Airport, inc. of the parent concern. The Calvery Security Corporation, Baltimore, is offering 300.000 shares in the General Aero Corporation cf America. DANIEL de R. St.

SCAIIRITT New York City Foimerly Chief of Air Regulation. Tn- (C Commerce, Secretary of Aviation Division, Transportation Indemnity Co. FIIKD K. ANUEVINE New York City Member of Firm. Moore Bell Director.

Gold Seal Electric Corp. MAJOR WILLIAM C. BROOKS New York City Formerly Chief of Nioaraguan Air Service Formerly U. S. Army Air Officer Operations Manager, Gates Flying Service, Inc.

C. L. OFFENSTEIN Washington, D. O. Formerly Chief of Engineers, Aeronautical Branch.

Department of Commerce ALFONSO J. GUARINI New York City Managing Director. Madison State Bank, New York IVAN K. GATES New York City Gates Flylmr Service. I no.

1'resident, Gates Aircraft Corp. COu A. New York City Member Egin Iv.ecr. haxs lubr; New Ycrk. City Beri.a Formerly Manager.

Air Lire. Division Teutch Luf'han Chief Engineer, Holmes AiriK-rt. Inc. AERONAUTICAL TECHNICAL COMMIX1KE COL. CLARENCE D.

CHAMBERLIN MAJOR WILLIAM BROOKS NATHAN T. VANDERLIP IVAN R. GATES FRANK J. COR1ELL DANIEL Ce R. M.

SCARRITT HANS LUBIG C. L. OFFENSTEIN $2,500,000.00 Extended in Industrial Loam by Our Bank During 1928. BORDEN COMPANY TAKES OVER LOCAL PLANT (By The Associated Preu.) PHILADELPHIA, May 8. United States Department of Agriculture-Asparagus was in moderate supply and firm.

Radishes were in liberal supply and low. Scallions were in lighter supply and steady. Potatoes and sweet potatoes were firm. Apples Nearby, bushels, Romes, Paragons and Winesaps. 1.75-2.00; fancy, 225; poorer, lower.

Asparagus Dozen bunch crates. New Jersey, green large. 3.25-4.25; few exceptional lots. 4.50-530; medium, 2.50-3.25: small. 2.00-2.25: showing white, large.

2.00-2.75: few, 3.00; medium. 1.75-2.25; small. 1.00-130. Broccoli N. bushels, 75c-90c.

Kale Nearby, bushels, 30-5Oc. Mustard greens Nearby, bushels, 75c. Mushrooms Nearby, 3-rb baskets, white, 75-90c; few extra fancy, 1.00; creams, 50-75c; buttons, 50-65c; spots and opens, 25-40c. Peas N. 5-pk hampers, 2.50-3.00: bushels.

2.00-2.25. Parsley Nearby, bushels. 1.75-2.00. Radishes New Jersey, bushels, red, 40-75c; white. 1.00-130.

Rhubarb Nearby, per" bunch. 2-3c. Scallions Nearby, per 100 bunches, Spinach Nearby, bushels. 40-65c; few fancy, 75c; poorer, 25-30c. Spring onions Nearby, per 100 bunches, 1.25-1.50.

Turnip greens Nearby, bushels, 50-65c. Sweet potatoes N. 5-8 baskets, yellows, 1.25-1.50; few fancy, higher; bushels, No. Is, 1.75-2.00; fancy, 2.25. Potatoes round whites, 100-m sacks, mostly 130; 120-lb sacks, 1.65-1X0; poorer, 130; carlot market, 120-lb sacks, You find mislaid articles throuzh MAX GOODMAN' New York City Queens County Realty Company President, LEONARD P.

SCOTT New York City Secretary, General Aero Corp. of America DR. A. J. RAGGI New York City Director, Gold Seal Electric Corp.

Continuing its expansion policy during the past year and a half, the Borden Company announces that contracts have been signed whereby the Borden Company will acquire cither the stock or the assets and business of eight additional companies operating in five States. Among the ComDanies are: Shamlcss. LOANS AT Repayable in small weekly or monthly 6 Hendler Ice Cream Co- ooeratins' The Common Stock of GENERAL AERO CORPORATION OF AMERICA is recommended as a sound specuLtion. This offering; is made when, as, and if Issued and accepted by us and subject to the approval of our counteL We reserve the right to reject any and all subscriptions in whole or in part, to allot less than the amount applied for and to close the subscription books at any time without notice. It Is expected that delivery of stock certificates will be made on or about May 1929, at the office of E.

H. Holmes 60 Wall Street, New York, N. against payment therefor In New York funds. At the proper time application will be made to list this stock on the New York Curb. here and in adjacent territory.

This acquisition wm open an important territory hitherto undeveloped by the -Duruen vxjmpany as to ice cream. Ignore Manslaughter Charte. Calvert Securities Corporation The Grand Jury of New Castle Investment Bankers CALyert 6781-6782 32 South Calvert Street OSO to 01000 WILMINGTON MORRIS PLAN BANK 909 SHIPLEY ST. Open Tues. is Sat 1 to I Baltimore, Md.

INDUSTRIAL TRUST COMPANY Shipley at Tenth Street county yesterday ignored a bill against James Thompson, colored. 118 Walnut St chareinx him with manslaughter in connection with the death of James The above information lias been obtained from sources we to reliable, but no event are any statements herein contained to be construed its representations by us. Tha inf nmatioii contained herein, whiio not guaranteed, has been obtained from sources believed to ba caidwe.1. colored, 32, of the same ad iress. the "Lost and ound" classified as,.