Warren Times Mirror from Warren, Pennsylvania • Page 9

TIMES-MIRROR, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1989 NINE A CLASSIFIED AD WILL SELL IT TRY ONE TOMORROW Advertising 3 Uo ts 13 words or ,30 20 wordi or 4 linet ...............44 29 words or 3 ..33 30 words or 6 33 or 7 ..77 AO words or 8 43 words or 9 50 words or 10 .1.10 33 words or 11 .1.21 60 words or 12 days .90 1.20 1.30 1,80 2.10 2.40 2.70 3.00 3.30 3.60 TTT 1.62 2.16 2.76 3.24 3.73 4.32 4.86 3.40 6.41 Employment 32 Belp remale MAID for general housework. References. Call 929-R. WANTED COMPETENT, able cook and housekeeper; no washings; small family, employment not confining. Write Box 505, Times-Mirror.

LOANS On Convenient Terms 33 Belp 10 Announcements Strajed, Lort, PARTY who took 1-3 H. P. motor from my place is known. Return at once to save trouble. Frank Akeley, Russell, Pa.

brown pur.se, containing license, etc. Call 5029-R-31. 11 Automotive Aatomobiles for 1937 DELUXE Plymouth 2-door, 17,000 miles. Heater, radio. Price reasonable.

Phone 980-R. FOOD DISTRIBUTORS WANTED. Make 30c to 40c gross profit on the dollar. Full or part time. No experience required.

Write for my free outfit offer. E. J. Mills, 7371 Monmouth, Cincinnati, O. To Single and Married People LEWIS' TUESDAY BEST QUALITY FRESH I.F AN HAMBURG Branded Steer Beef Sirloin Steak ib.3S^ 36 Situations Local Loan PtNNA.

W. 256 at Liberty St. rhone 1-5-5 WARKEN, Pa. GIRL wants to work for board and room while attending school. Write care Times.

37 Situations property ship. College trained. Write Box 19, Times office. Real Estate for Rent nHouses tor nenl Instruction 47-A Male-Female instructions NO WAR PRICES HERE. STILL GOT MARKED DOWN.

1938 Ford Deluxe Tudor. 1938 Ford Coupe. 1936 Pontiac Coach. 1936 Pontiac Coupe. 1935 Chevrolet Sedan.

1935 Chevrolet Coupe, 1936 Dodge Coupe, 1934 Ford IVs ton Truck. 1933 Dodge I'a ton Truck, 1936 Ford Pickup. 1935 Chevrolet Pickup. All inspected and ready to go. MOTOR SALES Ford Garage U.

S. Govern- i ment jobs. Commence to month. Try next Warren examinations. Prepare immediately.

Sample particulars, and list FREE. Apply today. Box K. care Times-Mirror. 1936 OLDSMOBILE Tr.

SedaJi, 1937 Plymouth 2-door, 1936 Buick Sedan. Bargains. Phone 537-J. GOOD USED 1938 Chevrolet Sedan 1936 Pontiac Coupe 1937 Ford Sedan 1936 Ford Sedan 19.30 Chevrolet Sedan R. J.

W. PONTIAC SALES .123 Penna. W. Phone 1650 at B. E.

Used Car Lot. Used cars We're cleaning up regardless of cost. 1938 Dodge Coupe. 1937 Dodge Tudor Sedan. 1936 Dodge Coupe.

1933 Dodge Sedan. 1937 Plymouth Deluxe Sedan. 1931 Plymouth Coupe. .1938 Chevrolet Master Coupe. 1937 Chevrolet Master Town Sedan.

.1937 Chevrolet Deluxe Sport Sedan. 1937 Chevrolet Deluxe Town Sedan. 1938 Ford Tudor Sedan. 1936 Ford L. W.

Base Truck. 1937 Chevrolet Pickup. B. E. CHEVROLET CO.

413 Penna. East Used Car Lot, 2nd Ave. Tel. 1444 or 719 Merchandise 5S Building Materials Call 2361 12x28 SILO for sale. Russell, Pa.

56 Fuel, Feed, Fertilizers dry, $4.75 cord in 2 cord lots; green wood. 54.50 cord in 2 cord lots; in 5 cord lots, $2.40 cord; $3.25. O. M. R.

D. 1. Phone 9811. HOUSE at 112 Central Ave. Call at house or phone 756-W.

77-B Garages For FOR rear of 16 Water St. Inquire Times-Mirror office. Real Estate for Sate SPECIALS FOR TLESDAV Corn Bread Loaf Cream Puffs, chocolate or plain .........................3 for 10c Fresh Huckleberry and 35c BAKEKY 305 Penna. E. Phone 2389 TIMES TOPICS Brokers in Real Estate BARGAINS in properties for sale and rent.

Warren Real FJstate and Investment Co. HOUSES on payment plan. down. Call 14, and residence. Legters Real Estate, 3 Verbeck St.

83 Farms and Lands for Sale 57 Good Tilings to Eat Leghorns and Buff Orpingtons, 80c to $1.00. Barlow Poultry Farm, Sugar Grove, Pa. 57-A Berries and Fruits PICK YOUR OWN peaches, pears, plums and prunes. Bring baskets Place, c-o Paul Anderson, IV 2 mile east of Ripley, N. Y.

58 SAFETY TESTED USED CARS 1937 Oldsmobile 6 Sedan. 1936 Oldsmobile 6 Sedan. 1936 Oldsmobile 6 Business Coupe 1936 Dodge Coupe. 1931 Ford Convertible Coupe. PARVIN MOTOR CAR CO.

309 Uberty St. Phone 1502 Household Goods CENTURY heating stove, excellent condition. 232 Pa. W. open 5 shelf bookcase.

Miss Latshaw, 20 Crescent noon to 4 p. m. KURTZMANN PIANO in excellent condition. Furniture, desks, rugs, stoves, at Second Hand Store, Russell and Madison Sts. 64 Specials at the Stores A BIG selection of small electrical appliances at greatly reduced prices.

Beckley Store. 68 Rooms and Board Sleeping Rooms 2 ROOMS for men. Attractive private home, centrally located. Phone 2546. trade or rent.

Reasonable. Pleasant Township. Also churn, hand and one-horse cultivator. Call 1896 or 967. CANADA OFFERS 4 RESOURCES TO GREAT BRITAIN (From Page One) 1939 indicates Canada could raise a military force of 90,000 men and officers with military training within a short time by calling up the permanent and non-permanent militia.

In addition, there are 745 officers and 6,500 airmen in the permanent and nonpermanent airforce. The yearbook lists naval strengUi at six destroyers and several minesweepers.) Director of Immigration C. Blair said the declaration would make no difference to United States citizens entering Canada unless they were Germans and that there would be no change in customs regulations. ATTENTION: HOUSEWIVES: Open every night until 9 P. M.

Fox Bros. Market Freestone PEACHES hu. Bartlett PEARS bu. Sliew rickllng Big Bargain PEPPERS 10c dot. MARKET At Venturetoun Open evening until 11 p.m.

Elberta Peaches 98c bu. Bartlett 98c bu. TO PICNIC SI NDAV The second annual picnic of the Shetliekl Democratic Club will be held next Sunday afternoon at the Brothers farm in Say- biook, Shoiftcld township. public is cordially invited. CHK BLHNS The fire department was called to the residence of W.

R. Carlin, Liberty street, at 6:19 last evening when smoke was pouring from (he kitch en. liivesligation that a chiiken had been left on the stove and was burning, rhere was no other damage. AT Of TING. Sixteen members from the local V.

W. post and auxiliary were prrat'Kt Sunday for the well-at- tenilcd pirnic and outing held at Canadohla Lake by units of the Northwe.stern Coimties Council. Stormy weather failed to rnar the good tmic arranged by the com miltce in charge. Barnes KING THANKS INDIA Simla, India. Sept.

King George, VI, in a message thanking the princes and people of India for their support, declared today that is not fighting for selfish ends but for a principle which is vital to the future of BETTER USED Reconditioned and Guaranteed Chry.sler Airflow Sedan. Plymouth Sedan. Chrysler Sedan. Chiysler 6 Demonstrator. DeSoto Sedan.

Ford Coupe. Essex Sedan. Ford Coupe. '34 Oldsmobile Sedan. Cadillac Sedan.

Dodge Pickup. Plymouth Sedan. Dodge Sedan. Used House Trailer C. A.

HUBBARD MOTOR SALES USED CAR BARGAINS 1934 Buick 8 Coupe. 1929 Hudson 6 Sedan. 1930 Ford 4 Coupe. 1929 Ford 4 Coupe. 1936 Ford V-8 Coupe.

1937 Dodge 6 Coach. 1938 Dodge 6 Sedan. 1937 Plymouth 6 Coach 1933 Ford V-8 Sedan. 1935 Ford V-8 Coupe. 1937 Dodge 6 Sedan.

1933 Dodge 6 Sedan. 1935 Chevy 6 Pickup Truck. 1937 Terraplane 6 Pickup Truck. C. C.

SMITH INC. 6 Water St. Open eveningi. 12-A Trailer For Sale ELCAR trailer homes, the most for your money at Hughes Gas Station, 4 mi. south of Waterford, Pa.

Business Service IS Business Services Offered PHONE 1336 for quick expert repairs on radios, refrigerators and anything elcctrical. C. Beckley. 24 Laundeiirg WASHINGS and ironings to do at home, reasonable 1st class work. Call 1820-J.

lYucklng and Storage long distance. Furniture packed, crated, stored. Mastcrson Transfer Co. Phone 35. UPHOLSTERING, furniture repairing, awnings.

C. M. Folkman, 106 Penna. E. Phone 9727.

is a noun; is an adjective. LARGE FRONT for 2 persons, near town. Phone 1385-R. LARGE pleasant sleeping room in private home. Central location.

401 Penna. E. Phone 294-M. 69 Rooms For Housekeeping FURN. 3 rooms, private bath and entrance, everything furnace heat.

1203 Penna. W. 3 ROOMS, furnished, and bath, upstairs; electric refrigeration, garage. Call 2194-W. 21 Elm St.

THREE light housekeeping rooms, garage. 515 East St. Real Estate for Rent 74 Apartments and Flats 407 PA. rooms, upstairs; 5 rooms and bath, downstairs. Apply 1208 Pa.

E. FIVE unfurnished rooms with bath, 2 unfurnished rooms, kitchenette, bath. Adults, 313 Poplar St. 5 ROOM flat, bath, $15 month. 108 So.

South St. 1st FLOOR or 4 rooms and bath; adults only; reasonable. 216 N. Carver St. 3 ROOM FURNISHED apartment on ground floor, strictly private.

413 Laurel St WARREN COUNTY COAL COMPANY 1541 SASS SAYS; is just around the vou hear that coal bin and up Soft Coal and up Hard Coal and Coke Phone 743 Insulate and Improve Your Home with Gimco Rock Wool House Insulation Installed in any home No Inconvenience No Dirt O. M. BEER CO. Sheffield, Pa. Phone 117-R3 FURNISHED apartment, hardwood floors, private bath, electric refrigerator, laundry.

407 W'ater St. 2 OFFICE rooms, upstairs; 5 room and bath downstairs. Apply 1208 Pa. E. SOFl' COAL Well Screened Direct from mine, 1 ton, cash Five-ton cash KINANDER COAL CO.

Phone 707 1006 Pa. E. Barnes, Sept. Robert Lewis, of Mt. Jewett, entertained a number of local friends at a very delightful party at her home last complimenting the birthday of her sister, Mrs, Bert Lore, of DeYoung, A very pleasant afternoon was spent after which delicious refreshments were served Mrs, Lore received many giftk Those from here to attend were: Mrs, George Conquer and son, Raymond, Mrs.

Chas, Burns, Mrs. H. S. Robert and Mrs. A.

F. I Barnes, and from Sheffield. Mrs. i A. S.

Brown, Miss Mayvis Brown and Mrs. John Bentley. Mrs. Lawrence Curtin entertained the Bible claps of theM. E.

church at her home last Thurs- I day afternoon. Twelve members were present and the following officers were elected for the coming year; President, Mrs. George Conquer; vice president, Mrs. George Christian; and treasurer, Mrs. B.

S. Cook. Refre.shments were served. B. Cook is on the sick list this week.

Miss Isabelle Pierce, of Erie, spent the latter part of the week visiting her parents, Mr. and Charles Pierce. Lloyd Huston was discharged from the Kane Community Hospital last evening, where he had been receiving treatment for an infection in his hand. He has just received the sad news of the very serious illne.ss of his mother, Mrs. W.

H. Huston, of St. Petersburg, Florida. Mr. and Mrs.

Lloyd Tyler and children, Mrs. John MacMartin and Miss Kitten MacMartin of Au.stin spent the weekend at the MacMartin home here in town. Sylvester Palumbo, of Milwaukee, spent the weekend at the home of his brother, Sam Palumbo. Mrs. Anna Nelson, of Brook ston, is now helping at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. S. J. Conquer. Mrs.

E. L. Shippey, of St. tersburg, Florida, spent the weekend as the guest of her sister, Mrs. Lloyd Huston.

Roy Baker and son, Bobbie, of West Hickory, Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Dehner and family and Arthur Wilburst, of Leeper, were Sunday guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A.

S. Nichols. Mrs. Baker is recovering very satisfactorily from a recent operation performed at the Warren General Hospital. Miss Edna Hathaway, of Warren, is spending this week as a guest of Mr.

and Mrs. George Irvine, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Blair, of Allentown, were guests at the home of her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. R. McNeal, over the weekend. Otto Barnes returned home from Erie Tuesday evening and will again be employed by George Conquer. AllTHUll HLMPHBEY Word has been received here of the death in Cleveland Saturday night of Arthur Humphrey, former Warren resident.

Mr. Humphrey went to Cleveland about 30 years ago. The remains will be brought to Warren tomorrow and funeral ser- will be held from the chapel in Oakland cemctery at 1 tomorrow afternoon with the Rev. Arthur Spillcr, of the First Baptist church, officiating. Mr.

Humphrey in survived by his wife and one brother, Harold, of Cleveland. BULLETINS (From Page One) near the spot where the Athenia i was torpedoed. Copenhagen, Sept. 11 i.P)-- The correspondent of the Copen- I hagen newspaper, FJkstrabladet, I reported today Germany is estab- lishing a for Polish pri.son- ers of war in the barracks towm of Itzehoc, south Schleswig. The capacity of the prison, it was said, will be 1,000 men.

Copenhagen, Sept. II f.P) today, women replaced men as street car conductors in Flensburg, German city on the Danish border. Travelers reported thi.i general in German cities, with the men continuing as motormen. NO DECISION ON PLANS TO CALL EXTRA SESSION (From Page One) over the weekend, the president had his first real rest the hostilities began. Tlie chief executive returned to a White House whose staff he had converted, in an executive order issued Saturday at Hyde Park, into an agency designed to provide a smoother and more effective flow of work.

INCREASE SHOWN IN PICKUP OF AIRMAIL FOR apartment, former P. O. Building, Possession Oct. 1st. Inquire at Times-Mirror.

FURNISHED apartment, 3 rooms with bath. Newly decorated. Adults only. 224 Central Ave. Pa Ave.

and Prospect for rent. for Rent HOUSE, coal furnace, garage tional. Inq. Sixth Ave. brick house.

Steam heat, laundry. Immediate possegsion. Fine location. 115 Redwood St. Call 770-J, VERNCLIFFE KENNELS Boarding, conditioning, stripping.

Dogs and puppies sale. si tors welcome. miles east on Route 6, Kane, Pa. Dogs called for and delivered. STARTS ANOTHER FURNACE Pittsburgh, Sept, the steady rise in steel i operations in western Pennsylvania, the Carnegielllinois Steel Corporation announced today it would resume operation this week of blast furnace No.

2 at the rell, works. i Washington, Sept. 11 f.T) All-American Aviation, reported today an increase of 14.5 per cent in the August volume of airmail on the Pittsburgh-Huntington pickup route, compared with July. The Augu.st volume was 3,924 On the Pittsburgh-Philadelphia I route, 3,264 pounds were carried, I an increase of 12 per cent over July. LOOKOUTS WIN FI.AG I Atlanta, Sept.

Chattanooga Lookouts won the Southern Association pennant today in the closest finish of the 38-year-old history. The Lookouts defeated the last-place New Orleans Pelicans, 6 to 2 and 4 to 2, while the Memphis Chicks, their only threat in the final play, took an 11 to 3 drubbing at the hands of the Nashville Vol.s. The win was first 1932. POLISH BROADCASTER DECLARES INVADER BEING FORCED BACK (From Page One) front was reported to have developed today Into determined thrusts and counter-oflensives by troops of the French Maginot and the lierinan Siegfried lines. Reports on the action received in Switzerland, while Inconclusive, told how the Germans lashed back at the French set In operation a week ago today.

German sources said the Sieg fried line was perfectly to meet any attack on its main links. The Germans reportedly had highly mobile units in readuicss at a score of point.s behind the line ready to dash anywhere the high command ordei.s ihem along a network of military roads screened from attack by air, although ex posed to long-range French artillery. Like the Maginol Line, the Siegfried has liangai.s built underground filled witli so far have been used for little more western front ob.servatlon. German counter attacks last night were described here as only partly succes.sful, and a number of positions were left in French hands Neither side mentioned casualties, but the P'rench, being on the offensive, were said to have miffer- ed greater losses than the Germans defending their positions. INDUSTRY SPEEDS UP IN STATE (I'roiii Page One) closing resulting from assignment of employable general assistance recipients to WPA projects as replacements for those released under the 18-months Tlie expenditures also dropped off by $1,349.

The total was .52.003,298. and Luzerne counties led the state In net increasies, with 168 and 136 ca.ses respectively. Allegheny dropped 163 cases and Erie, 126, to top the 67 counties In declines. A pickup In Allegheny county industry relieved assistance rolls of 500 cases there last week. Railroad spokesmen said hundreds of workmen, mostly car and other repairmen, are being recalled after extended layoffs to put rolling stocks In shape for anticipated new business.

W'ar-induced domestic buying has already resulted In a sunstantlal Increase carloadings, they said, principally for steel, coal and sugar shipments. For the flrst time In an extended period, bituminous coal miners in the central Pennsylvania district worked a full day on a Saturday last weekend Increased production in the mines has increased railroad activities and Superintendent C. Gegenheimer of the Pennsylvania Middle division announced at Altoona that 60 ployes have been recalled from furlough for work in the car repair yard. PLANNING FOR LONG STRUGGE (From Page One) Kngland intensified her naval and economic warfare against Germany after having lost 12 merchantmen in the first eight days of what the cabinet regards as a war that will last at least three Public opinion also seemed Inclined toward preparations for a long war and scorned what were presumed to be Gennan intentions of offering peace after a lightning conquest of Poland. Furthermore, dispatches indicated the final blows against Poland were not imminent.

War pondents, whose reports just are beginning to reach England, stres sed army still Is intact, and that withdrawal always has been part of the Polish plans. The 12th British ship sent to the bottom was the Mag- dapur. The Ministry of Information announced her sinking last night with an undisclosed number of casualties, but did not announce how or where she was sunk. The Goodwood was reported by the British Press Association yesterday to have been sunk in the North Sea. and the Information Ministry added the name of the Rio Claro, sunk Wednesday, to the official list.

The an.swer was two fold. It swung into an campaign of "attacks and and, secondly, extended rrachinery for its through stations in (iibraltar and Alexandria, at both ends of the Mediterranean and on Ceylon in the Indian ocean. BUYING OF WAR STOCKS THROUGH MARKET GIVES LEADERS A BOOST New York, Sept. 11 Heavy buying in swrpt through the mniUet today and lifted leadi'rs I around 8 poiiitH, many to peak levels than a year. Steels were far and a'Ray thr favorites.

They reached their tops i in late dealinga after the announ cements wocU mill operations wcnild bt' up 11.6 points at 70.2 j)er cent of capacity, high est rate since Sept. 2 1037. During the entire first hour the ticker tape as much as si.v minutes behind. 'I'hero intermittent but the full were indicated at approxnnat cly 0 (M shares. Near the final qiKita- tions were in the neiphhorhood of the be.st.

FORMER OFFICIALS ARE DENIED PAROLES Beaver, Sept. 11 Judge Frank 10. has denied ole fur three men convu ted in connection with mishandling of relief funds hrre. The three are former Commi.ssioner Howard A Hunter, foiTner Relief InvcHtigatnr Peter Tkatch and A. Mitchell men-liant.

They weie sentenced in July to one year each in the Allegheny Nsorldiouse, but the term would be reduced (by making restitution and paying fines and cost The defendants had aerved about SIX of I hr minimum when liioy applied for parole, EIGHTEEN BODIES TAKEN FROM THETIS Ixindon, Sept. II Eighteen bodies have been taken from the sunken submarine Thetis, in shallow Moelfre bay off the north coast of Wales, and divers hoped for good weather toflay to recover the remaining 81. Sixteen were brought, ashore When the 'riietls sank in a test dive 1 only four of her iO'i occupants eacHped. DAIIIV New York. Kept.

11 Rutter 882,402, hnn. I'rcuinery, hiyh or than extia extra (92 score 28; firsts 88 01 23-26-)4; (81-87) 2113 22 4 Chee.se, 281,853, firm. State, whole milk flata, held 19.38, 21 IS' 2 -IO; othei- fresh I 16U-17. New York, Sept. 11 f.P) Eggs 11,878, firm.

Mixed colors; Fancy to extra fancy 23' 2 28 standards 23; firsts seconds mediums dirties No. 1, average checks Refrigerator, fancy heavyweights 201 2 standards 20; firsts IP, mediums 17, dirties 17V2. Whites: Resale of premium marks 37ia-40. Nearb.y and mid- western, premium marks exchange specials 34; exchange i standards 27. Resale of nearby heaviei- mediums Nearby and midwestem mediums 28; let.s 19; pewees Browns: Nearli.y, extra fancy Nearby and midwestem, exchange specials 29; exchange standards 24 Nearby, mediums 24 Duck eggs: Nearby 20-24.

Closing Quotations hy liay, Klcliards and Company Warren Savtngs Bank Bldg. THE OIL MARKET Eastern TIDE WATER ASSOCIATED (Effective Mar. 6, 1939) Bradford, Allegany, 2,00 SJOEP PURCHASING AGENCY OF SOUTH PENN OIL CO. (Effective Mar. 6.

1939) Grade Oil in New York Transit 2,00 Bradford Djst OH in National 'I'ransit 2.00 Bradford Dist. Oil in Bradford Transit 2.00 Allegany Di.st. Oil In Bradford Transit 2.00 Penn a (Jrade Oil In South West Pa. P. 1.65 Penn a Grade Oil in Eureka Pipe Line Penn a Grade Oil In Buckeye 1.59 1,55 UNIONTOWN WELCOMES NEW CHIEF OF STAFF Everybody feads the Times-Mirror, PHONE 1811 General Motors Coal Stokeri Sheet Metal Shop F.

Smith G. B. Toting; GOODRICH TIRES Easy Terms BAIRD TIRE SHOP, INC. 103-105 MARKET ST. Uniontown, Sept, 11 f.P) George C.

Marshall, new chief of staff of the army, told a crowd of 10,000 welcoming him here as a native son that war comes, the United States is The general, here Saturday for a celebration in his honor, presided at dedication of new $1,000,000 airport. Fayette bounty came out with all tiie military pomp and ceremony it could command to honor the Uniontown boy who became No. 1 soldier. NEWSPAPERMAN DEAD Philadelphia, Sept. G.

Zeamer, executive editor of tlie Philadelphia Bulletm. died after an extended illness. He 39. Pipe Line Co. Corning Grade Oil in Buckeye Pipe Line Co PENNZOIL CO.

(Effective Mar. 6. 1939) Pennsylvania Grade Oil in National Transit Lines: Group A Includes Cochran, Franklin Hamilton and districts. Group 1.S2 i Includes Titusville I Group l.yj Includes and Tidioute districts. I Group 1.90 I Includes Bear Creek and Porkey districis.

Group 1-88 Includes Eideneaa Bull Rough Run. Carbon, Dipner, Bredin, McJunkin, Jameson, Kennerdell. Emlenton. Tiona, Lack and Kinzua districts. Price depends on length of pipe line hauls to plant at Oil City.

VALVOLINE fEflective Mar. 6. 1939) Oil City-Titusville PURE OIL CO. (Ettective Mar. 6, lyUU) Cabin CrecK, W.

Bradford Hollow, W. Va Kelly Creek. W. CITIES SERVICE CO. (Effective Mar.

6, 1939) Oil City-Titusviile Ind 2 151.17 rp 3.36 IndUFttrlals and Oils Adams Allegany 27 Allied Chem and Chalmer.s 45'i, Amerada .......................73 Am Koreign Power Can Anifiican Car I'Mry 30 '3 Locomotive ...........21 Kadiator Am Uollinj; Mills ...............22" Smelting and Refg 62 American Am W'ater Works Am Tel and Tel Am 'Fobacco ....................80 Atchison 29' 4 Atlantic Barber Baltimore and 6 Bam.itiall Bethlehem 99 Blaw-Knox Brings 23 Byers 12 Pacific Calumet and Hecla Cerro De 4 and Ohio 8 (i Col. Carl)on Col Gas and 6 Commercial Credit II Commercial Inv Trust 46S Consolidated Oil 9og Continental .................50 Oil Commercial Sol IT Corn 671a Curtis Publishing Pfd 50 (Jurtl.s.s-Wright Dome Mines 21 Delaware and Hudson 2 W. du Pont do Nemours ..187 Electric Auto-Lite I Erie R. R. 1 Freeport Texas General Electric 10 General l''oods General Motors iil' Gen.

American 'rrauHport (ircat Northern 29', (joodrich Tire and Rub Heckei- 12 Hudson Motors liiram Walker 33 Internatinoal Nickel 45 International Tel and Tel J. C. Penney 86 Johns-Manville 73', and Pfd 71 Kennecott Mid-Continent Petroleum 17' Mack Truck 28 Mission Missouri-Kansas-Texas Pfd 5 Montgomery 52 Na.sh-Kelvinator........................ 7 National Biscuit 22 National Cylinder 12 Nat. Cash Register 15 National Dairy National Supply New York 10 North Anierican 21 Northern Pacific 11 Ohio Oil 10 Otis Steel Paramount Pictures 6 Phillips Petroleum 46 Pacific Cias and Elec 20 Packard Motor 4 Public Service of N.

J. Penna. R. 23 Procter and Gamble 63 Pure Oil Radio Corp Republic Iron and Steel 27 Seaboard Sears, Roebuck .....................77 Shell Union 16 Skelly Oil 26 Southern Calif. 25 Southern Pacific 15 Standard Brands 6 Standard Oil of Calif ...........31 Standard Oil of Indiana .........29 Standard Oil of N.

..............52 Socony Sperry Corp ..............................50 Stewart Warner 8 Studebaker 8 Texas Corp 50 TUnken R. 52 Timken Detroit 17 Tidewater Union Carbide and Carbon 93 Union Oil of Union Pacific U. S. Rubber 44 United Gas and U. S.

Steel 7i U. S. Steel 3i Warner Bros 2 Wcstinghousc Elec W'estern Union r. 2i Yellow Truck li Sheet and Tube 5f Inspiration li Curb Market and Outsides i Am Cyanamid 1 Arkansas Gas I Carrier Corp i Cities Service Com Columbia Oil and Gas I Elec Bond and Share i Fairchilds Aviation Ford Motors, Gulf Oil of 4 Humble Oil International Petroleum 2' i Lone Star i Mountain Producer.s i National National Transit Niagara-Hudson Power Pennroad Soutli Penn 2i United Gas Un, Light and Power Un Light and Power Pfd 2i Pittsbureh Plate Glass 10.