The Boston Globe from Boston, Massachusetts • 15

BOSTON 'GrOBE THURSDAY. HBCH 18. 1937 35 NEW YORK CURB MARKET TAILORS' UNION 4- 29 57 40 4Vi 7 V. 387 IV 32 Vi OUT MSTRIKE 500 Quit Work Here, Ask 15 Percent Pay Boost Five hundred members of the Cus-. TTnlon.

a branch of the MOST STOCKS FELL IN MORNING SESSION Selling Gained Momentum Near Noontime 29 74 57 40 4V4 7 V. 387i, IV 32 Va 17 4 4 lss 16 15 26 Va 141 71 674 177 15 55 97'a 24 Amalgamated Clothing Workers of NEW YORK, March 18 (A Selling appeared in the Curb market today, dropping the majority of prices from fractions to several points. The downward trend got under way about midmorning and appeared to gain momentum as noontime approached. Losses were scattered through most sections of the list, with metals, industrials and specialties generally lower. Utilities were resistant.

Fractional losses were dealt to United Wall Paper. Wayne Pump, American Cyanamid B. Gulf Oil. International. Patrol and Lake Shore Mines.

Declines of a point or more were shown by New Haven Clock, Pep-perell, Aluminum Company of America and Chicago Flexible Shaft. Stocks a little higher were Singer Manufacturing, Electric Bond 145 'i 41 4 1 22 7' 52 Va 44 12 3 23' 75 7 7 67 '4 5Va 14Mi 78 Vi 70 30 1774 2Va 2Vi 38 24 Vi 7 1074 16 4 51 25 28 7 12 18 4Vi 21V 20 J' 5-3 93 snare and Creole Petroleum. Low 48 49 225 Acme Wire vtc. Sup Mfg lOOtAir Invest lOOAfr'Inv 10O tAir Inv cv pr. 25 Ala Gt 20 Ala Pow $7 20 Ala Pow $6 pr.

400 Allen 100 Allen Fisher America, a l. aiii. uc6aii jrike this morning, demanding a 15-percent increase in wages with continuance of a 40-hour week. settlement committee met with employers this afternoon at the Parker House, and according to Louis La Rocca, manager of the union, agreements may be reached within three days. The strike affects about 30 merchants in Boston.

No picketing is oected. union officials say, as are not many skilled workers we to take their places. hundred alteration workers pmbers of the same union, did not Tfor last night they arnved at agreement with employers for a 1Tmeettin1Soer the strikers took this morning at the union 864 Washington st. it wafrevealed at C. I.

O. head-ouarters here that textile workers fanning a huge drive New Fneland, particularly in Massachusetts, for higher Ivages and shorter A meeting is now being held New York by members, of the rnited Textile Workers of America nd I O. officials relative to the lit drive which may affect thousands in this section of the country The Lou-Mac Shoe Company of Chelsea, it was reported at C. I. O.

headquarters, last night reached a 15-percent wage increase agreement WAhnine-dayestrike of the" United Shoe Workers of America at the Jay Shoe Company, Cambridge, ended yesterday with the signing of a contract, it was announced yesterday. ASKrfiOlST STATE TAX" MacDonald Also Assails Lieut Gov Fund Its 29 76 Vi 80 70 24 3 V. 24 lOOt Allied Prod A 1550 Alum Co Am 177 Active Service for Your Securities AS Trustee, Agent or Custodian You can free yourself from the burdensome details of handling your own securi-ties, during your lifetime, by letting this Company handle them for you as Trustee, Agent or Custodian. Through these services your securities maj be deposited with us under one of the various forms of agreements ranging from those involving simple manage-ment duties as Custodian or Agent, under which you retain such control as you wish, to those under which we assume full responsibility in all matters including the investment and reinvestment of funds as Trustee. The cost of these services is very moderate and varies in each individual case according to the amount of work involved.

If you feel that you would care to learn more regarding the advantages of this type of service, our officers would welcome the opportunity of consulting with you. 100 Alum Co pr 119 "I lfiA 750 Alum Ltd A35 Arl'nes 29. "GO Am Box Board xd 197. 300 Am Beverage 3 5 Cit A. 37 200 Mm A ww 40 1700 tAm Cit B.

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1200 tCrown 2m 200 tCrown Drug 47. 100 Crystal Oil lVa 6700 tCusi Mex 400 Darby Pet 16'. 200 tDavenp Hos 157. 600 Dayton Rub 27 Va 300 tDejay Strs 147. 10 Dennison Mfg 1 pr 71 200 tDerby Oil 6V'a 800 tDet pr 18 800 Detroit Gr Ir 16 100 Detroit Stl Pr 55 4 300 Distill Liq 934 lOOODomin St Coal.

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He scored the practice of "rigging a fictitious state tax," and urged return to an state tax" by cessation of the practice of diverting gasoline tax money to the general fund. The Joint Ways and Means committee has had before it for several weeks the state budget as submitted by Gov Hurley. All department heads and other officials have appeared before the committee to explain the details of the appropriations sought and answer questions. The hearing today was set apart for all citizens who may be interested in the budget and its 28 Vi 150 Bowm Bilt 1 pr 30 nuu Bowm ant pr 300 Braz 100 tBridppt Mach 100 Brill A 200 Brill 50 Brill pr 200 Brown Co pr 500 tBrown ft lOOtErown Dist 50 Buckeye 100 Bruce 100 Rllf NPVP nr 26 'A 17 1474 5', nv 14 914 48 Va 28 24 Va 100 Bunk Hill 100 Burma Ltd 5 3 4 lOOCan Hvdro El 1 pr 1100 Can Marc 2 V. 'tClCl tPan fiiv TrnA 09 24 29 Vi 1074 55 '4 34 27 34 I'' 974 36 145 3'4 41.

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"This failure to distinguish between the two funds may have occurred either by inadvertence or perhaps by design," MacDonald said. "Budget recommendations are mentioned only in the lump sum of and these in turn are compared by the Governor, not with last year's similar or comparable figure of $68,700,000, excluding flood relief, but with last year's preliminary budget recommendations, and with this year's budget requests by department heads, to neither of which do they bear any properly comparable relation. lUMCmnwlthftSn -uLrar lf.5' l'-5, 105 42' too'. 30 West Md 4s' 52 101', 4 Western Un 5s 3 West Un 4-is 8 Western Un 5 28 AVheel Stl 4' F6 A 14 Wick-Sp cvt 7s '35 ct 18Youngst 4s 49YouciST 3', 100 Com 1 pr 48 100 tCoram Wat Svc 17. 2700 tcons Aire 30 3600 Cons Cop Min.

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7S 78'-. 24'. NEW YORK. March 18 (A P) United States Government bond issues had good recoveries today. A rally in the Federals was in progress at yesterday's close, following the precipitous decline of the last week.

It continued in uneven fashion at today's openinj, giving the largest boosts to Treasury 3s and 3V8S and Federal Farm Mortgage 3s, which improved from Vs to nearly point. Around midday the general price range was 14-32ds of a point higher to 6-32ds lower. The lift in acceptance rates, the fourth since last July, ranged from 1-16 to Va of 1 percent, affecting all maturities. The revision was associated with the recent heavy selling movement in Governments and also with preparations on the part of banks to meet the last installment of the deposit reserve increase ordered by the Federal Reserve due May 1. There were but few exceptions to the downward price drift in the corporate sector.

In the rails, losses ranged from fractions to around 2, and volatile stock-privilege issues like American Type Founders convertibles, Studebaker 6s and Youngstown Sheet Tube 3lAs were carried down 13A to more than 4. Some of the low yield industrials softened fractionally. Light selling involved fairly heavy losses in Polish and German groups. Changes in other foreign loans were narrow. UNITED STATES GWEHNMENT BONDS (Dollars and Thirtv-Seconds) 89 V.

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96 91 103 99 108 82 4 144 PR NORWOOD, March 18 Rumors of the proposed formation of a vigilante committee in South Norwood to protect its residents from the numerous holdups which have taken place in that section have been heard throughout the town. Selectman Sture Nelson informed the other members of the board that he has received notification that several business men, residents of the South Norwood section, have informed him they are going to seek a permit to carry a revolver in order to protect themselves on their way home nights. Chief of Police William H. Sullivan has stated that reports of a number of so-called "rolling cases" in South Norwood have came to his attention but the alleged victims have not made any complaints. He states that from the information the police have received, men after leaving the various barrooms in the southern section of the town have been followed, and, as they reach dark sections a burlap bag is thrown over their heads, they are frisked and the assailaants then disappear.

The police have appealed for the victims of these holdups to come forward and report the matter to them so that they may have something definite to work on, but the victims thus far have been reluctant to do so and the police have been working in the dark. The rumor that a vigilante committee would be formed by residents in that section for protection caused the Selectmen to recommend that the Chief of Police confer with Town Manager William C. Kendrick and see if there is need for additional police protection in South Norwood and also to see whether plain clothes men working in that part of the town would aid in putting a halt to the holdups. LONDON METAL PRICES ClosinS prices posted Thursday on the London Metal Exchange, with the net changes, follow: Soot copper 74 10s 2 2s 6d Futures copper 72 16s 3d 1 8s 9d Electro spot 77 10s 1 10s Electro futures f79 lCs 4- 1 10s Sales, spot 100 tons, futures, 3500 tons. Spot tin 302 5 Futures tin 294 5 Straits Un 303 4 15s Eastern 288 5s 1 5s Sales, spot 50 tons, futures 550 tons.

Spot lead 33 5s Futures lead 33 Is 3d 6s 3d Sales, spot 50 tons; futures, 2700 tons. Spot rinc 34 10s 15s Futures zinc 34 15s Jps Sales, spot 100 tons, futures, 3700 tons. KUPbSvc as oosnra nwin 98 1937 Stocks and Dividends Last Sale High Low In Dollars Open High Low Mhl8Mhl7 22g 13" Leather A ctf 21H 21 Ji 20 20fi 21H 106 89 US Leather pr 105 105 105 105 105 72H 60y Pipe Fdy 68 68 67 67 67Ji 1974 15' Realty 1 16 16. ltH 16 441- Rubber 68 68 66J4 69Jg 118 924 Rubber 1st pr 108 108 106J4 106 109 105 83i Sm 987 98 96 96 99X 75 69 Sm pr (3) 72 72 72 72 72 126J4 75 US Steel 120. 120f 1177 117H 121VS 150 139i Steel pr (7) 146H H6H UoM 146 147 8J-6 6J-4" United Stores A 6Ji 7 6 6H 7 84V5 79 United pr U14.81J4) 80 80 80 80 9- 7M United Stock 7H 7H 7J4 7i 7 108 82 I' niv Pictures 1st 84 84 84 84 82 4J 3 Util A (d) 8H 3JS SH 3i ZH i Vadsco 2 2 2 2 2 445, 39H Van Raalte 41 4IJi 41 41 39g 28Vi Vanadium 36J 36J 34j 35H 36, 46V 42H Vick Chemical (t2) 44J4 44 44Ji 4454 45 88 85 Vicksburg (5) pr.

85 85 85 85 7H V-Car Chemical 99 10 9J 107 9J 63 B4Ji Va-Car Chem 6 pe 69J4 63 69S 63 61 115 108 Virginia Elec pr 109 109 108 108 109 135 127J-4 Virginia Ry pr (6) 133 133 131 131 98 70 Vulcan Detinning (a8. 89 89 86 86 88 4 lOJg 8J Wabash (d) SH 8 9H 1SH Wabash pr A d) 16H 17 16 16i 17M 16 7M Wabash pr (d) 16 16 14? 14 15H 195 16 Waldorf System (fl.20) 16 16 16 16 16 49 307g Walgreen (2) 31 82 81 S2 32 118 112 Walgreen pr 112 113 112 112 141 18 11 Walworth Co 17 17 16 17 17 50 42 Ward Baking A. 44 44 44 44 10 6 Ward Baking 9 9 8 9 9 99 94 Ward Baking pr (bl) 94 94 94 94 69 61 Warner Bros Pie 61 61 61 61 18 147 Warner Bros 15 15 14 14 15 1 1 Warner Qilinlan 1 1 1 1 1 12 6 Warren Bros (d) 8 8 8 8 9 85 24 Warren Bros Convt pr. 24 24 24 24 26 46 85 Warren Foundry 42 42 41 41 43 38 32 Waukesha Motors 82 33 82 S3 32 9 6 Webster Eisenlohr 7 7 7 7 6 c. Open Last Sale 1937 Stocks and Dividends High Low MhlB Mhl7 2 1 Wells Fargo Express.

1 1 1 i i 56 46 Wesson Oil (t50c) 64 64 62 63 64 84 80 Wesson Oil pr (4) 81 81 81 81 102 97 Penn Electric A (7). 98 98 97 97 109 103 Penn Electric pr (7). 104 104 104 104 104 100 85 Penn Electric pr (6). 94 94 92 92 94 123 119 Penn Power pr 120 120 119 120 120 115 113 114 115 114 115 11 8 West Maryland 11 10 10 11 23 17 West Maryland 2d 22 22 22 22 23 4 2 West Pacific 4 4 4 4 4 Jli wMf 10A l0A 10Y 10 88 71 Western Union Tel (3). 74 74 73 74 75 67 48 Westing Air Brake 63 63 61 61 63 167 142 Westinghouse Elec (bl) 144 144 142 143 145 170 151 Westing El 1 pr 164 164 164 164 166 30 26 Weston Electric (a 85c) 27 27 26 265 27 87 86 Weston Electric A 37 87 37 37 27 23 Westvaco Chlorine (1).

24 24 24 24 84 33 Westvaco Ch pr 33 33 33 33' 83 65 88 Wheeling Steel 60 60 68 68 61 33 23 White Motor 82 32 80 81 21U 18 15 White Rock (1.40) 18 18 17 18 18 6 6 White Sewing Machine. 6 6 6 6 6 46 38 White Sewing Mach pr. 39 39 39 89 40 6 4 Wilcox 5 6 5 6 5 12 8 Wilson Co (50c) 11 n3 jjil 65 61 Woolworth (2.40) 62 52 51 62 62 Wrth umP 41 41 40 40 42 112 81 Worth Pump pr A 110 110 107 107 112 100 77 Worth Pump pr 94 95 94 95 96 ll WrriKht Aero 117 117 116' 116 76 68 Wrigley (f3) 69 69 69 69 69 87 20 Yellow Truck 33 33 32 88 88 46 42 Young 43 43 42 42 43 101 76 Youngs Sh AT (b 75c). 98 9391 92 94 115 89 Youngs pr (t2) 99 99 99 99 100 IM 82. dJ (b50c)- 86- 36 85 85 86 7 Zonit Products 8 8 7 7 8 Approximate sales 2.280.0O0 shares.

Including hares. tAnnual rate not inciuamg extras. a Paid last year. b) Paid this vear id) Companies reported in receivership or being xiealed. AM.

STEEL FOUNDRIES STOCK CHANGES APPROVED NEW YORK. March 13 (A P) Stockholders of American Steel Foundries at their annual meeting today approved a plan to increase the authorized common stock to 1,250,000 shares from 1,000,000. and to reduce the 7 percent preferred stock to 57.650 shares from 218.982. George E. Scott, president, told the meeting plants of the company were operating at virtual capacity.

2 Pb Svc 5s sa M. uo'i 28 5Vis'54. 60 445 NYC cvt 6s'44 132 i 48 NYC rf 5s 20 3 98 13 con 99 48 4'js 2013. 92 3'2s'97 S4 66 NY 4'2s 78. 914 3 Edis 3xs'66 99s.

No Excuse" "There can be no excuse for thus obscuring the real facts, unless it be on the assumption that diversion cf gasoline funds to the general fund with the resultant fictitious state tax at last become a permanent policy of the Legislature and that from now on there shall be only one, and not two, funds to consider." The practice of compiling the Budget report solely on advice from an official responsible solely to the governor was attacked by MacDonald. He recommended that the ways and Means committee should nave its own budget staff, "responsible solely to this committee and dependent solely on them for their continuant in office." He main-jained that only in this way could 'ne committee gain an impartial view of budget "which is essential to the proper exercise of your responsibility in passing upon expenditures of now over $71,000,000 a year." The Governor, in conspicuous contrast with previous has invited you to find sound methods of reducing his budget. We join in voicing a similar demand on the Nrt of the taxpayers all over the Commonwealth." MacDonald said, said that an examination of this years general fund budget shows on its face an increase of $2,784,000 general fupd appropria-uon of last year, and that the highway fun(i recommendations of this 5re only 16,000 less than last, excluding flood relief items of 1936. 5 cvt 6s'48. 5.1 49J4 58.

20 NVNHiH 4'2S'67 3 Rv inc 6s-65 ft Tel 4's '39. .107 4Vis '46 20 3 NiaKara Sh 5'3s TKEASUKY (Sales in S1000) HiEh 1124 104 lOOVa 1104 1014 2 Norf 4s '96. 4 Nor Am Co 5s '61 4 Nor Am Ed 5s '69C 17 Nor Pac 6s 2047... 3 Nor Pac 4s "97. 50 Nnr Par" 3s 2047.

Low 116.4 106.1 111.8 109.29 .116.15 .106.8 .111.11 .109.29 Ol 4 "8 47-BZ 126 3i '43-45 33 4s '44-54 2 334s '46-56 1V i rir.vshRB.V .105.21 105.21 106.4 6 Pac 34S '40-43 June. 43-47 '41-43 Mch 1 33s 7 33s 6 23 3 '4 .106.8 .106.10 106.9 Last 116.4 106.4 111.10 109.29 105.21 10fi.8 106.9 106.8 106.8 105.5 105.16 104.16 104.11 102.20 102.22 .106.10 105.6 41 1004 100'. 994 105'4 9 Pac 3'4s 66B 39 Para Pict 6s '55. 1 Penn Dix 6s '41 A 12 Pen 4'is '81 146 3 '4s '44-46 59'. 127'.

97 98'. 81', 4 94 91' 99s. 52V, 48', 58 '4 107. 20 103 1124 104 100. 110', 101i 69 s.

105 101 100 V. 100'. 994 105 114'i 107 V. 101 97i 1124 1044 16'. 374 35 120 106 106 97 '4 56 31 21'.

12 96 91 103 99 108 82 "4 66 144 114, 11 Pen RR gen 5s '68. ..106.8 106 ..105.6 104.28 ..105.18 105.16 ..104. 20 104.7 ..104.20 140.11 124 3s '46-49 41 3 's '49-52 189 3s '46-48 145 3s '51-55 700 2' is '55-60 78 23s '45-47 435 2is '48-51 741 2s '51-54 170 2's '56-59 DIVIDEND NOTES The Pacific Gas Electric Company declared a dividend of 50 cents on the common, payable April 15 to stock record March 31. The same amount was paid Jan 15. Kaufman Department Stores.

Inc. declared a dividend of 40 cents on the common, payable April 28 to stock of record April 10. The previous dividend was also 40 cents paid Jan 11 last. The Puget Sound Power and Light Co declared a dividend cf $3.75 on the prior preference stock, payable April 15 to stock of record March 20. After payment of this dividend accumulated and unpaid dividends on the issue will amount to $15 a share.

102.15 102.20 101.10 101.13 ..102.24 ..101.21 ..101.9 .01.9 S9.28 101.2 101.2 101.2 99.24 398 2Vas '49-53 FFHEBAL FARM MTO to $3.99 a common share, against 34 Pen RR sen 4'2s 42 Pen RR 4'2s deb 34 Pen RR 3s '70 931 20 Peo Gi 2Phila Co 5s '67 104li 22 Phil Read 6s'49. 10 Ph Reed 5s '73 38 41 Postal 5s 53 41 3 Pure 44S '50 ww.121'4 5 Reads 4'as '97A 37 Rem Rand 4'4 108 18 Republic St 4'2s '61. 977. 1 Richfield Oil 6s 56'- 98 St '78 31 102 Scab A I. con fis '45 22'4 26 Fla 6s'35A Ct 13 39 Shell Un '51 6i 28 Sou Pac 4 Vis 91 14 So Pac rfg 4s 55..103.

82 So Pac 334S '46 993. 3 South Rv con 5s 42 South Ry gen 4s '36 83 28 Stand Oil 3s 61 P64 28 Studebak 6s cvt 10 3s '47 102.28 102.20 78 3s '49 102.30 102.18 23 3'4S '64 103 28 103.18 HOME OWNFRS IX3AN 488 3s A '52 10J.16 102.11 91 234S '49 100.20 100.5 BANK OF GERMANY th iKUSTS "tstement of condit ion of Phf5uows-thOU3ands 01 fci Ma6r7Ch4.tf 101.2 99.24 102.24 102.21 103.28 102. IOO. 0 91 R6 80 ICS 113 170 105V 40 S4'. 20AlleKhany 5s '44 87 Bh EARNINGS STATEMENTS The Intercontinental Rubber Company and subsidiaries report ior 1936 a net income of $19,667, equal to three cents a share, against a net loss of $92,543 in 1935.

The Schiff Company reports for 1936 atnet profit of $443,947. e'qual gomery, Ward and Company reports a net profit of $20,198,914, equal to $4.12 per share on common stock outstanding before issuance of additional shares in January of this year. This compares with net of $13,527,310, or $2.65 per common share in the 1935-36 fiscal year. GLOBE DISPLAY ADVTS READ THEM TODAY $365,281, or $3.14 a share in 1935. The Heyden Chemical Corporation reports for 1936 a net profit of $555,540, equal to $3.56 a common share, against $504,831, or $3.22 a share, in 1935.

For the year ended Jan 31, Mont C.th kiumSy reserve. S.fioo 5.R00 of ex and ch 4.44R oo l.sn 91 ",4 66 80 107 ''4 113 170 105V 40 A- 42.500 siiaoo 5s '49 91 22 Alleghany 5s '30 sta R6' 30 Am For 5s 2030 80', a 5 AmlHChem 5'3s 21 AmTT Vis '43 ...113 4 6 Am Fdr cv 25 Anaconda lOAnir itra deb '67. 40V 34 Arm Del 4s '55 9ns 4s '85 lOT.t CimiT.tJr 1S6.Z0O 217.500 MONTREAL SILVER FUTURES MONTREAL. March 18 A Silver future opened steady, 16 higher to 19 lower. March.

45.63; May. 45.71; Juiy. 45.30b. trv a2 400 4,621.000 98 13 Ten row es 'A m-i 1 en r-i row os'i'A 94 Tex Corp 3V, 100 '4 60 107 107.