The Cincinnati Enquirer from Cincinnati, Ohio • 19

i fs rj Other Stock Quotations CRAIX-SHEPPARD. Of Stockholders At iiieetmg FLOWERS s-rvi, I Offers L. N. Bonds, Tr.f- I 2-3- Investing Companies. 19 Fuhtn Mure Than Milt Of -I Jump In l.i i aide Kxccxs Kt'M'n o.

Cincinnati Unlisted Securities. Q'ln'nTien (''present approrimi: prui's at w'mli tilrse securitus may be New Ynrk Dpctt )-" APi f'V oi IM liealers. Inc. mnde nominations were for After a stormy session yester CM -us XX iV KHALTt'K FA 0 nousnt or sold, and dividends paid or pay-j iihle this year. I ASiv Bid STOCKS day at the Hotel Gibson, stockholders of the Central Acceptance Bid.

"12 3.66 Form or Senator liulklcy lro(os(s To I. C. f. On Of Competitive Bidding. Ask '13 14 4 1 3.71 Washington, December 28 -(AP Alms Duee I'f Do -d if lit HI 2 Corporation voted to recommend to Am Oak I.

con (4.25) 40 4b The Federal Reserve Board said Do pt (7 Sill I WO I 100 .40 34 '4 44 today a $150,000,000 jump in lend- the Board of Directors that they demand the resignation of John C. A'lmm Yii 2ml Inc Alfmated Inc Anir-ex Am Bus shrs Am For lnv Am tien e.q Inc Am Ir.s Slocks Assoc stand Oil 'Bankers Nat lnv Corp A. Basic Industry Blair A Co Boston Fund Inc FUNERAL HOME 3412 Clifton Von 4543 American Thermos A (3.50)1 32 y. Do ft (3.M; I tit Biltmore Mis com I 4 (HI 1 no 3 35 6.72 .38 3 hj 5. on 6.75 3 1 .25 directors.

Nominees were Alfred S. Brown, John L. Shuff, Walter L. Miller, and Calvin S. Cramer.

Miller was reelected and Brown and Cramer were chosen to fill vacancies. During the discussion of the nominations reference was made to a "Protective Committee of Stockholders," headed by Eli G. Frank enstein, which had issued a statement attempting to discourage Allaback, President. More than 200, able excess reserves of banks last week brought the total of idle BdwayftNewoort Bridge (10) 110 5.75 7.87 2 25 S2 .31) 120 I 6." 7S New York, December 2S (AP) An underwriting syndicate of 77 firms will offer $60,000,000 in collateral trust bonds to the public money to $5,050,000,000. HurKe Grocery com Carey Philip com 5V Do PI I 82 Do 6 pt i 74 Bambsr Funeral Hems, Inc.

JOHN W. AMBER ROBERT BAMBKR. 3011 Woodburn Ave. WO 1440. 17.11 British Type lnv.

M4.RTIN L. HOLM A offers 5, 7 room h''Tit's at fin7 MT. AI BI RN 2515 Highland -rn brick: sacrifice to close out estate. Mint be seen to he a ppteciaid. JOHN in ERS.

MA 4530, fN MT. Al'BfRN iff riedmont-famllv- rooms: modern; $4,500, UN 8143. MT. A 1 I re or 1 ckT1 2r'm'; Al conn 2 $8. 500.

N0 7Tli. MfTW rm. (tar. 1. lots.

Cliff Davis. BE 76 is. tW FI kVROOM APE" COD 350dowB balance less than rent. EA 23f4. N6RTIISin'EB20omOrgTerbfuTniI home: elecant condition: 3 bedrooms: semi-buncalow; bnck construction.

Open for inspection. Owners. KRAMP A ALBERS JME 7123-2384. NORTHSIDE 0room7: find bafhTTsTj 2 on 2d: parage; near churches, schools, jusses: WILSON. KI 4508.

NORWOOD, 1-flr. plan; gar. Mr. Lock. A 2384.

The sudden boost was attributed partly to the return flow of cash Broad St. Inv 24. Id .27 25 87 15 25 Central Acceptance I 2 1 Cinti Coffin 6i Pf 1 48 I 60 Bullock Fund 1 13. Cmti Economy Drue S5 I 101 HADEL FUNERAL HOME WA 0365. WA 0366.

HO 0560. HE 4185. stockholders from giving an irrev Can Inv Fund 3.50 Central Nat Corp A 26. 00 Do 2.001 4.10 0.00 3.00 Cinti il Mach 6 pt (6) I 10 Cinti fchaoer al I 80 tomorrow to refinance outstanding bonds of the Louisville Nashville Railroad Company, which operates nearly 5,000 miles of tracks in 13 Southern and Middle Western from the pockets of Christmas shoppers to the banks and partly to gold imports. CNlCLiI com 1W) Century Stirs Tr 25 2 2 2 Do Pf (4.5U) I I 1H ocable proxy to Brown and his committee.

The "Protective Committee" took the position that Brown's charges against the man Cinti Realty com I The board also reported that the VITT STERMER, INC. 1824 WestwoKt. WA 1)787. 3425 Harrison ave MO 0833 3035 Riverside dr. WA 0110.

Do 6 pt I Jiritl Rubber com I tates. Morgan Stanley and Company, lni i (5 i5 HI 1 170 20U 5141 agement of Central Acceptance Cor Cinti Traction Bldg Covington Cm Bridge (15) Crown Overall units (15) John Douglas pt heading the syndicate, announced the offering today at the same hour that former Senator Robert Chemical Fund 10.68. 11.56 Comwlth Invest 3.54 3. So Continental Sh pf 8.50; 10.00 Corporate Trust I 2.54 Do A A 2.44; Do accum 2.44 Do A A mod I 2 91 Do acc mod 2.91' Cnim Foister 29.25; 31.25 Do 8To pf 115.50 Crum A Korster Ins 33.50' 35.50 Do 7 pf Cumulative Tr Sh 5.10 Depos Bk Sh A 1.55 Depos Ins Shrs A I 2.96' 31 twelve Federal Reserve banks increased their investments in government bonds by $93,000,000, but decreased their holdings of government notes by $100,000,000 dur 1-fir. brick, with i OAKLEY NEW B-rm.

stockholders were present. This action was based on charges made in a letter sent to stockholders November 8 by a Stockholders Committee headed by Alfred S. Brown, Chairman, who filed suit October 6 in Common Pleas Court. In both the suit and the letter a number of allegations were mad? concerning management of the company. The letter was read at the meeting.

Allaback read a long statement in which he showed that Central Acceptance Corporation was a solvent institution. After the meeting he declined to make public this statement, saying that the affairs of the company were involved in court proceedings and that he thought it detrimental to the well-being of the company to discuss them. Most of those in attendance were friendly to the Stockholders' Committee, which was shown when Diem Wine 5i pt 81) MO 1133. up; S100 cash. bal.

like rent Eery Register com Do Pf (5.50).... W. D. JACOCKS 12DVV. W.

JACOCKS FLTv'EKAL HOME. WOodburn 08U1. Gilbert and locust HODAPP FUNERAL HOMES Bulkley of Ohio, on behalf of two other underwriting firms, was call 95 7 165 42 88 1.40 204 Fenton United com I 35 ing on officials of the Interstate Do 7 p( 1 80 ing the week. Commerce Commission in Washing General Box com 11.20 Gen Machinery com (1) 19 Vi This switch was believed to have poration had been carefully investigated by the Board of Directors, who had employed a reputable firm of public accountants to assist in the investigation. The directors, Frankenstein's statement said, had agreed unanimously "that it would be contralto the best interests of the stockholders to make any change in the management or to take am action against the officers." The next meeting of the Central ton to urge that the Commission I Hamilton and Elkton.

I 103 7401 Vine. VAIley 0805. resulted from the banks choosing iKiroy 1040 require competitive bidding on rail Do I Diversified Tr Do Dividend Stirs Eaton A How Fund A-l new Treasury bonds when the road bond Issues, particularly the 2.58; 3.85, 5.95j 6.70 1.24 1.36 17.84; 19.17 24 OOj 24.511 19.14. 20.60 15.37, 16.87 7.10i 7.86 2.49! 2.76 Treasury made a refunding offer 1 Journey' End A L. N.

issue. The two houses Bulkley represented, Halsey, Stuart and Company and Otis and Company, are not members of the syndicate. on a large issue of old Treasury notes coming due March 15. tquity Corp $3 pf Fidelity Fund Inc First Boston Corp First Mutual Tr Fd Fiscal Fund Bk Sh Fiscal Fund Ins Do 4 pf (4.50) 100 (ierrard com 10 Do pf Uloson Hotel com 1 Do pf 2V4 Globe Wernicke com 6 Do 7 pf (7) 71 Do Realty pf 32 Goodali com 40 Grless-Pfleger new com 2li Gruen Watch com 4 Do 6 pf 18 Do warrants 2 Kemper McMillan com i 22 Master Tire com 2 Do $4 pf (4) 18 Do warrants I 14 Marathon Paper Mills I 45 POOLE Ida Poole, sister of Mrs. H.

H. .30 914 4 814 77 40 3 '2 'a 20 1 47 3.31j 3.6'J Acceptance will be held the third Friday in January. The board's statement said: "During the week ended Decem Fixed Trust Sh A I 10.21 Found Tr Sh A 4 .20 4.75 Garrison. Miss Evelyn. Miss Emily, and Bradbury C.

Poole, and the late Dr. Allyn C. Poole, residence, 2938 Urwiler Westwood. Services from the residence Sunday. December 31, 1939.

at 2:30 p. m. Intrrment Bevis Cemetery. OAKLEY 3737 Brotherton 3-rm brk, bung like new. W.C.Harper.

ME 2415. PLEASANT RIDGE-KENNEDYTkEiGiilrsT Houses, old and new; lots as you lika them: own your home In this beautiful section of the cltv. At your service MARSHALL, REALTORS. ME 4132-2617. PLEASANT RIDGE Belle-wood tc everything; a lovely 7-roora house.

2 buths and playroom. NORWOOD REALTY. JE 3078-7138. PLEASANT RIDGE 6-rm. brick! hot-water heat: owner will accept first offer.

A real buy. JE 2058. plan hung 5 nice large rms. built-in nicely shrubbed; only $250 caso needed. A bargain.

MR. BILLS. PA 1262. PRICK HILL Brick, shingle; 8 finished 3d floor; 2-car garage; largl lot; good location. THE FIFTH THIRD UNION TRUST CO, MA 5400.

PRICE Fairbanks; bargain! excellent condition. OWNER. GR 1066. PRICE HILL St. LawSncearTslTTm: bck; double bargain.

WA PARK HILLS New 5-room brick bung. total lay aj low as 33.47 mo. HE 6732. ROSELAWN Section nr. Reading "rST; Morgan Stanley and Company said the offer of bonds was subject to approval by the Interstate Com 17.651 19.19 ber 27 member bank reserve bal Inind investors Inc Fund Tr Shrs A Do Gen Capital Corp 5.34' 6.03 4.73 30.F7 32.87 ances increased $115,000,000.

merce Commission. Such approval ordinarily is routine. STAfKV Nellie H. Stacey. wife of the Additions to member bank re Gen Invesors Tr 4.89 5.33 Group Sec Agricultural 5.62 6.12 The issue consists of $30,000,000 serves arose from decreases of in ten-year 31? per cent bonds Immigration Permit Revoked For Czech Shoe Employees late James E.

Siac.ey and mother of Mrs. Alfred M. Cressler and Wayne Stacey. Wednesday. December 27, 1939.

at her 232 Wyoming ave. Wyoming, Ohio. Funeral services at the residence, Friday at 2 p. m. priced at 101 to yield 3.38 per cent to maturity, and $30,000,000 in twenty-year 4s, priced at 100 to yield 3.96 to maturity.

H'KIL Henry Weil. beloved husband 000,000 in Treasury deposits with Federal Reserve Banks, $16,000,000 in money in circulation, and in November deposits and other Federal Reserve accounts, and increases of $44,000,000 in gold stock, and $4,000,000 in Treasury The prospectus said Morgan Stanley and Company had agreed to pay the railroad 99Ji per cent of Washington, December 28 (INS) Commissioner Of Immigration Houghteling tonight revoked a one- Do 6 pf (6) 101 lodel Launory com 2ttl Do 7 pf (7) I 5 Nell House vtc I 2 I Pogue 6" pf (6). i I 103V4I 18 Ricnardson com (1) I 31 33 tlhillito 5fo pf. (5) I 101 -14 i 3org Paper 6 pf 1 48 Do pf 30 Sports Products new com I S'A Urevh non-con pf (1.20)1 18 20 Do convertible pf (1.20).. I 22 Storrs Schaefer 7 pf 70 Svca-Ham Realty 5 (5) tiO Temple Bar Bldg 7 4 8 Tennessee Products com I 2 0 Truck Lines (1.50) I 10l Hill Holding com I 8V.I 7)4 Valvoline Oil com 29 Do 8 pt I 104 Vernon Manor com 441 Do pf I IVi Vulcan Corn com 1 2 I 3 Do 3 pf (3) 40 Do 4V4 pf (2.25) I 38 41 WhitaKer Paper com (3) xd 39 43 Do 7 pf (7) xd I 103 I currency, offset in part by a decrease of $77,000,000 in reserve bank of the late Elizabeth Weil (nee Bauer), and dear father of the late Henry Weil, Joseph Weil.

Mrs. Marie Thoman. Frank. Anna, and Stephen Well, Wednesday, December 27, 1939, in his 80th year. Funeral from the residence.

2535 Vine Saturday. December 30, at 9:30 m. Solemn requiem high mass St. George Church at 10 a. m.

Interment St. Mary's Cemetery. Directors of the St. Aloysius Orphans' Society meet at residence Friday evening at 7 p. m.

Branch No. 12, C. K. of O. at 7:30 p.

m. St. George Men's Society at 8 p. m. par value for the 3Vss and for the 4s.

year permit granted to the Bata credit and an incrdease of $6,000,000 Shoe Company for 62 of 72 em in Treasury cash. Washington, December 28 (AP) Libhv. McNeill and Libbv, Chi Excess reserves of member banks ployees who had been brought to this country from Czecho-Slovakia cago, filed a registration statement on December 27 were estimated to be approximately $5,050,000,000, an increase of $150,000,000 for the week. Wll-KE William H. Wilke.

beloved hus to work in the company's new shoe factory at Belcamp, Md. At the same time he notified The Immigration Service, however, recently made a thorough investigation of the Maryland plant, Houghteling notified Bata, adding: "This investigation, in which the immigration officers were assisted by persons familiar with the processes of shoe manufacturing, has indicated that there are very few processes employed at the Bata plant which are not known to skilled American workers and which might justify the importation of Czecho-Slovakian workers, on the assumption that unemployed skilled American labor of the type required to perform these processes is not available. miracuve moo. dtick Dungaitw, 3 years old; 5 built-in garage; lot 150x170 $9,250. E.

M. COSTELLO A HONi Jl A J1312. ROSELAWN 1535 Nofthwood; new al brick; 6 rms. 2 car garage. VA iiW.

WALNUT HILLS 2624 Melrose; pressed brick; 1 family; 3 and rec. 1st 3 and bath 2d, 2 fin. 3d: 39x183; modem; Al condition; on owner; built by occupant; want offer. W'FlSTWOODaoiOWYrffllTiuaiTty 6-rm. brick; 2-car sleeping porch; lot 75x200.

WEGERT. MO 1225. WESTWOOD Harrison it nri-; cut stone; beautiful lot. MO 1036. WYOMING Brick.

newGeorgian colonial; 8 2 baths; double garage; recre ation room and bar. Ja 7123. with the Securities Commission to-dav covering $11,000,000 of first Do Automobile 4.75 5.13 Do Aviation i 8.72j 9.48 Do Euilding I 5.921 6.44 Do Chemical 6.81 1 7.41 Do Food 4.44j 4.84 Do Invest Shrs 3.18! 3.47 Do Merchandising 5.38 5.S6 Do Mining 5.97j 6.50 Do Petroleum 4.37, 4.77 Do Equip 4.29 4.68 Do Steel S.63 6.13 Do Tobacco 5.09j 5.51 Incorp Investors lg.28i 17.51 Independence Tr Sh 2.27 Instl Sec: Bank Group 1.09, 1.20 Do Insurance I 1.33 1.47 Investor Fd Inc 10.69i 11.41 Keystone Custodn 1 28.25 28.73 Do 2 20.981 23.0(1 Do 3 1 14.21! 15.58 Do 1 1 14 341 15.70 Do 2 1 9.68 10.06 Do 2 1 13.79) 15.20 Do 3 1 10.42! 11.53 Do 4 1 4.04: 4.55 Manhat Bond Fund 6.88! 7.5 Maryland Fund 5.05 5.60 Mass Invest Tr xd i 20.871 22.41 Mutual Invest I 10.62' 11.60 Nation Wide Sec 3.84 Do Voting 1.26' 1.41 Natl Investors 6.02 6.41 New England Fund 12.861 13.86 Stocks Automobile 5.361 5.82 Do Aviation 11.33) 12.13 Do Bk Stocks 8.66; 9.37 Do Bldg Supply 6.281 6.81 Do Chemical 9.34i 10.10 Do Elec Equip 7.90 8.55 Do Insurance 9.92 10.72 Do Machinery 7.67 8.3(1 Do Oils 7.32 7.92 Do Railroad 3.49 3.78 Do Equip 7.08; 7.67 Do Steel 7.25 7. So North Am Bond Tr ctfs 47.87 Nor Am Tr Shares 1953... 2.42 Do 1955 2.96; Do 1956 2.90 Do 1958 2.66.

mortgage fifteen-year sinking fund band of the late Louise Wilke (nee Meyer) and beloved father of Mrs. Norma Gie-seling Mrs. Mane Meyer, Harold H. and William 8. Wilke, passed away Wednesday, December 27, 1939.

Funeral from residence. 3123 Bevis Saturday, December 30. Requiem high mass, 6t. Mark's Church, at 9:30 a. m.

Bid. Ask. BANKS. THE RIVER Jan Bata, President of the company, that permission previously granted to import 28 more of the company's employees from Czechoslovakia was withdrawn. Atlas National (10) 270 Central Trust (4) 82 I 85 Columbia I V4I tt WOERZ Charlotte Tanner Woerz.

beloved StaEes In the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers First Natl Cinti (6) 146 130 The Immigration Service had 24 and their tributaries at 7 o'clock yesterday morning and changes in the preceding 24 hours llrst Natl Norwood I 20 fifth Third Union Trust (4). I 88 Guardian 135 I i 1 VTn.l Cv I 09 WYOMING HGTS. wife of Eugene Woerz and sister of Mrs. C. Melvin, suddenly, Tuesday, December 26.

1939, residence, 6710 Montgomery rd. Services at Stanley High funeral home. 6546 Montgomery Friday, December 29, at 2 p. m. 145 240 0) xncsc; yiuuesaes represent sucn Norwood-Hyde Park (5) WALLOON INC.

F. H. A. MORTGAGES i 101 I 30 I 29V4 I ZIKtiLEK-BLOCK Ellen Block-Ziegler (nee 3 3 2 01 V. Peoples Liberty Cov I 25 Provident $10 par 1.20)...

27 Second Natl 16) 147 granted permission to the company to import 100 Czechs from its factories in their home country, largest shoe factories in Europe; on the plea of Bata that the processes of manufacture used by the company were "so unique a character that unemployed skilled American shoe Construction advances, no extra charge. 702 Ingalls Bldg. MA 1462-HB3. I Bid. A.ik.

INSURANCE. Hnyes). oeiovea mother of Mrs. Mane Campbell. Mrs.

Ellen Crane. Mrs. Agnes Malloy, Mrs. Kathryn Wallace, and Mr. Charles Ziegler.

of Myrtle Thursday, December 28. 1939. Remains at the Frank T. Corken funeral home. 2821 Reading near Oak.

Due notice of funeral. a minor portion of the manufacturing operations, however, that further retention of the great majority of these alien visitors is not warranted." Houghteling notified Bata that he would be permitted to retain only 10 of his imported Czech employees after January 10. The others must return home. Business Property-For Sal 2 Am Drue Fire pes (3) 50 Do unrestricted (3) I 52 Ohio Casualty 33 361A Ohio Nat Life (1.25) 27 30 Ohio state Life (1) I 23 Union Central Lite 25 workers would not be able to per form the manufacturing operations without instructions from workers already trained in the Bata Hpanlsh-Amrrican War Vetenui. ie World War Veteran.

113.7: -r 0.3 116.410.2 115.9 0.1 1 15.4 1 Biu BUN US-LAND TRUSTS. I 1.20.1 I 4.510.4 ill. 2: i 7.50.1 I 1.7; O.l ,1 0.7! Plymouth Fund Inc I .40, .46 BUSINESS LOCATIONS $30,000 to 150, 000. Guaranteed to net 6 on land cost and 7 on bldg. for at least 15 Address Box 138, car The Enquirer." methods." 4 per cent bonds, due Janury 1955.

The company said that it intended to use $9,197,930 of the proceeds from sale of the bonds toward redemption on April 1, 1940. at 101 per cent of $9,062,000 of outstanding first mortgage 5 per cent fifteen-year gold bonds due October 1, 1942. The balance of the net proceeds is to be added to the company's net working capital and applied to the reduction of bank loans. The commission authorized Consumers Power Company, Jackson, to sell of bonds for refunding purposes and to sell shares of common stock at $28.28 a share to its parent, Commonwealth and Southern Corporation. The commission split several ways in its order, which climaxed a fight by Middle Western financial houses, led by Otis and Company of Cleveland, to obtain a share in the handling of the securities.

Sale of the bonds originally was scheduled for December 8, but had been postponed repeatedly by the intervention of Otis and Company and a number of other Middle Western financial houses, including Halsey, Stuart and Company. Putnam (G) Fund 14.02 14. Quarterly Income 8h I 8.20 9. 12 25 180.2 Repres Tr Shrs I 10.66' 11.16 Societies and Lodges Reuub Invest Fund I .241 .27 2114 I 0.61 0.1 .1 9.0 Schoellkopf-Hut .501 1.25 98 tl Alms Hotel A I 61l Do I 8 I BerninR Block 8 ltc I 19 I Broadway Garage 5V4 ltc. 23 1 Cincinnati Club 5 ltc I 19 Rwy 6s 96 Realty a 3u Chamber of Commerce 3s '52 50 I Dayton Biltmore ai ltc SI I IJixie Terminal 6 ltc I lOtiil Fourth and Broadway I 25 I N.Orleans Franklin Lock 7..

Zan'sville Ivanhoe Radford Hinton Kanaha London Cha's't'n Winfield Logan W'msto'n Pikeville Farmers Falmouth Dayton Lock 14. I 7.0! 0:4 Selected Am Sh Inc I 9.16i 9.99 Investment Property For Sale 3 Selected Income Sh I 4.33'. I .75 F. A A. M.

HANSELMANN LODGE No. 208 Brethren will please assemble 15.62 16.54 YOUR $1TIEY at the Temple. 3043 Clifton at 1:15 .50 31 Cincinnati Pittsb'rgh M't'mery Dam 10.. Dam 12. Dam 14..

Dam 16. Park'b'g Dam 22.. Pt.Pl's't Gallipolis Dam 28.. Dam 29.. P'ts'm'th Dam 33..

Dam 35.. Dam 38.. Dam 39. Louisville Dam 44.. Ev'nsville 50.

Dam 52. Cairo Keokuk St. Louis. Memphis Vicksb'g I 8.9' I 2.510.1 I 2.2' 0.7, 0.1 I 1-9 I 1.11 0.3 I 0.810.1 9 0.3 lu 0 0.2 Gibson Hotel Income BT J. C.

DUNCAN 16.70.1 15.9' 111.30.5 115.5! 0.6 124.110.2 18.00.1 115.5 0.3 il2.7i 0.2 15.7 15.5( 0.8 115.6: 0.2 17.0, 0.2 17.21.9 I 9.8 1.2 19.1 18.9! I 9.710.2 0.4 1-2 0.2 I 3 2 0.1 96 77 I 92HI p. SATURDAY. December 30, 1939. to pay the last tribute of respect to our departed brother. Carl J.

Foerster. Sendees at residence. 520 Terrace at 2 p. m. HAROLD LINEBACK, W.

M. P. J. Poland. Secretary.

A 10 INVESTMENT or home with new 3-apt, fine loca. MA 0311. CUFTONf Brick fotufpulmentl wTthfi one square of University; 4 rooms garages; steam heat; only 3 years old; annual Income $2,760. Call MR. HUGHES.

UN 0038, MA 1780. 74.0OI 76.75 3.68; 3.84; 2.62 10.11' 10.99 2.571 2.67 2.52! 2.62 Gibson Hotel ltc Globe-Wernicke 69 '44 Good Samaritan Hospital 4s Griess Pfleger 5Vis '48 Do 1-5. 1954 47 46 1 9.1; 0.4 45 43 20 Sovereign Invest SDcncer Trask Fund Stand Util Inc State Street Invest Super of Am Tr A Do Do A A Supervised Shrs Trustee Stand Inv Do Do A Do Trusteed Am Bk Shrs B. Trusted Industry Elec Lt A Pow A Do Do Voting Wellington Fund 10. 7..

4.. 2.. Lock Lock Lock Lock Herschede Realty 6 ltc I about $475,000,000 involved merely I 6.3 6.7 0.2 I 6.5 0.1 5.43 5.28 53 a reduction of interest. Only about'uusic Han 5 is Merkel Bros '43 1 The increasing importance of municipals as investments combined with the desire to prevent II uk uuaue lO Uieveill 5. 33 1 5.18! .881 21 Lost and Found .62 10.

01 0.2 involved a reduction of eii House ito Farms, Country Homes-Foi Salt 4 I Pntter hn 41i Itp both nrinrfnal mi) ntrt V' 8.3 7.5!.. M.Carmel Nashville Chat'n'ga Florence John'ville Lit Rock 16.00, 2.23; 1.01; 14.24' 15. 6n I 1 81 0.1 excess ve fees and inequitable ad-Lm i 7 iL wiuo a still unsettled. Many of the others smiin Kasson 4 ltc 1U4 47 70 50 24 110 Hammond 3 ltc. justments in case or defaults has I 27 Vernon Manor 4s Wilitaker Paper 7s '42.

LOST Lady's diamond engagement ring and diamond wedding band in Shuller's Restaurant; liberal reward. CallJJN 6056. LOST Dog, femaleT-boxer-light-brown, short hair: answer nam "GRETEL;" reward. AV 0788. been to a large extent solved and regulated by the passage of the Eiver Forecast.

The Ohio River will he In pool today. W. C. Devereaux. Quotations furnishedjby National Association of Securities Deaiers.

which states they do not necessarily reflect actual transactions or firm bids or offers but should indicate approximate prices, and unless otherwise indicated, are as quoted by the sponsors or issuers. Asterisk indicates, "not quoted by sponsors or issuers." LIB- SUCCESSOR LOST TWO RINGS, DOWNTOWN; ERAL REWARD. JA 7880 M. Insurance Stocks. New York, December 2S (AP) Reported by National Association of Securities Dealers, PflRMQ L.

C. HOPKINS, COUNTRT' FARMS and country homes. WO0033. E. P.

WEIDINGER, Morrow, Ohio FARMS AND COUNTRY-HOMES L. W. VERBRYKE. Phone Bethany 2578. FINE FRUIT FARM 20 acres; 6 rms.J bath, furnace, etc.

nr Cheviot. MO 1 131. INDIAN KILL Acreage homesites: $27500 up. CARL A. CLIPPINOER.

CH 3412. REPOSSESSED BARGAIN 220 a good substantial buildings; only $37 per sjre. GEORGE HENKLE. Phone 2, LebarBn. Federal Municipal Bankruptcy Act with its amendments.

This act provides that in case of a default a petition may be filed in the court LOST Shrine pin: platinum and diamond; reward. AV 4893. Arrivals Today. The Chris Greene from Louisville-, a. Main Street Wharf.

Bid. Ask. STOCKS. were adjusted or compromised in some way without serious loss to the holders. It is admitted that this record is incomplete, but in the main it is a fairly accurate picture of the municipals' record.

Under these conditions, it is evident that the purchaser of municipants who exercises a reasonable degree of care is taking little chance in buying municipals. If he makes his selections from municipals that have a good record, he stands a better chance of collecting interest and PURSE Brown, downtown, keep money, re-turn contents. Reward. WO 2674, PA 9853. WRIST WATCH Lady's; white goldTVic.

Reading and Rockdale; reward. JE 3211. in the district in which it occurs. TO BUY POWER LINE To State Bank Superintendent Js Named Lima Man, 3S, Youngest Ever To Hold Position. Departures Today.

The Chris Greene for Louisville, a. m. Main 8treet Wharf. Aetna Cas (4a) Aetna Ins (1.60a). Aetna Life (1.20a).

Am Equit (1) Am ins Nwk Am Reins (1.60)... Am Reserve 1 Am Surety (2ii) Automobile (lai Jalt Amer 20a). 12tVaj 51 30V4 21Vi 12 I 44 22 48VI 28 1 In Washington State For Bonne Houiei-For Sale ville Administration. Washington, December 28 (AP) Carolina (130) AVONDALE Beat inflation with vour rent principal as it falls due than he Interior Department officials said 4 1 Oft i i money; new five-room bungalow; price $7,500. MAin 1509.

would in buying almost any Gen ut T.soV.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.i today that the Bonneville Power Administration contemplated the 3D Contm Cas (1.20a). group of securities with the ex r'id Uep (la) I 122 ception of the Federal Govern rirem's Nwk (.40) AVONDALE. N. 3920 Winding Way; 4 2 b'ths, maid's and b'th. PA 3063.

4 bedrms-2 baths solarium. WO 6171. purchase of a private transmission ments. line between Raymond and Aber TEN MILE RD. Interesting lCO-year-old stone home; 21ty acres; stonv creek; running water in house bv gravity from hillside spring; $5,950.

ME 3143. OS-CAR E. BAUMAN ft CO. EA 4343. 85 ACRES, WARREN CO.

Level well drained, good land; clover, corn land; well fenced; 6-rm. house, barn 2 poultry houses, garage, milk house: $6,000. DJV.BEELER 120 ACRES Mason; 8-rm. home; 12 stanchions; milk house with boiler, tile hog house, silo; 10 acres timber, balance tillable, well-watered soil, and less thsn $100 per acre. PLINY A.

JOHNSTON. SY 7427. 148 ACRES Modern, 7 good barn; trade lor St. Louis. C.

Ratliff, Leb- anon, OMo 75 ACRES Mod. 7-rm. house; quiet locsT-tion; east of Crescentvllle. Bethany 2128. BELLEVUE Choice Bldg.

Assn. homes; small cash payment. C. E. Johns.

SO 0695. Municipal bonds are highly satisfactory investments to the business man who wants to put his excess funds out at interest and still re deen, Wash. The purchase, they said, would be made from the Williba Electric Company to avoid the necessity of Frank Fire (la) Uen Reinsur Gcorg Home Glens Falls (1.60).. Globe Rep Globe Rut Gt Amer Ins (la) Hanover (1.20) Hartford Fire "(2a) Home Fire Sec Home Ins (1.20a)... 128 Vi 53 3214 22 14 i 46' 23 50 ti 34 29 1 24 ii 28 37 126 11 8314 44 25 Vi 41 12 "A 18 29 1, 26-1, 85 2'Ji 3414, 21 10 2H 64 4V4 64V4 8 49 17 'i 4 27 82 36 29 i 27 4Vi 247 Foerster Poole Heinie Stacey i Hagerty Horn gjjjnot Zifgiff jig building duplicate lines in this sec 31Vi 42 I 23 I 3011 I 16 Vi I 28 25 8211 li 32 1,4 1 19 is I I 2 HI 2 62 3 I 62 14 i tain liquidity.

They are accepted at banks for high loan values and usually have a ready market. Their freedom from taxation gives them tion of the Washington-Oregon area to be served by the government's huge power development on the Co nun i tro Knickerbocker (V4) I Lincoln Fire additional attraction BELLEVUE Taylor 4 rooms, bath, I urnj garj OOP. NAGEL'S. SO 2007. BOND HILL 1602 Rose place; semibunga-low; 5 rooms 1st, 3 on second; garage; corner lot; near schools and churches; sale price, S7.0OO.

YOUNG HOMES. INC. MA 4343. BOND' HILL Wll'l coiTSder-trade:" beautT-ful new French colonial; 6 large air-conditioned. OWNER.

ME 7321. BOND" HILL Sixroom garage; will trade for a small house. HARMANNREAL ESTATE. ME 1638. BOND HILL-Fen'more drive.

See homes. OBERMEYER ft SONS.ME 8600. BROOKWOOD EarlyAmericancolonia! Maryland Cas Mass Bond (3's) Merc Ins Pr Natl Fire (2). WEATHER CONDITIONS. But his delight is in the law of the Lord.

1939, John Howard Harris. Natl Liberty Lots and Jlcrcage-For Sal I New Hampshire (1.60a) 47 The following table shows the state of the weather in the places 15 I lumbia River. They said negotiations also were under way by public power interests in Pacific County, Washington, to obtain either an Reconstruction Finance Corporation loan or private financing in the New York money market for the purchase of power transmission lines owned by the West Coast Electric Cornpany. BENNETT Albert Bennett, beloved hus mentioned, a3 indicated 3y tht! in ire Nor East Ins Nor River tl) Phoenix (2a) Weather Bureau at 7:30 o'clock last Columbus, Ohio, December 28 (AP) Rodney P. Lien, thirty-eight-year-old Iowan who came to Ohio only four years ago, was named State Superintendent of Banks today the youngest man ever to hold the post.

President of the National Bank of Lima, Lien was chosen by John W. Bricker to succeed Samuel H. Squire, Elyria, in the $7,500 position. The Allen County Republican Executive Committee endorsed the appointment. Squire resigned yesterday and asked to quit January 1, but Governor Bricker requested that he etay until January 15, when Squire will have served five years.

He wa3 appointed by former Governor Martin L. Davey. Lien began his banking career Mason City, where he was employed as a Later he was named bank receiver at Waterloo, then went to Des Moines to become treasurer of a radio station. He worked in a Chicago financial house and four years ago was named Executive Vice President of the Lima Bank. He is married and 4 "ins two daughters.

Squire who did not indicate his future plans other than to say he planned a "rest," added that his relations with Bricker had been "pleasant and cordial." terov Wash (la) night, seventy-fifth meridian time 3-V 254l 78 34 27 MVS I 3 I 242 I band of the late Sarah Vail Bennett, and beloved father of Thomas Orasr and Frank A. Bennett, Mrs. Grace R. Whitaker, Mrs. Anna E.

Keeling, passed away at his residence, 3822 Davis Cheviot. Ohio, December 27, 1939, in his 87th year. Funeral services Saturday, crick; large living wood-burning fireplace; paneled breakfast kitchen recreetion 3 tile baths. ROBERT O. STRONG.

ME 0479. Bt'ILDER'OF HEHMAN CONSTRUCTION CO. HE 6469. 9 52 5 if 3 3" 3 2 3 is 5' December 30, 10 a. from the Neihard CHEVIOT 3629 Darwin ave.

all brick. Kcp ins Tex ti.m) Revere Pf In (1.20a). Rh Isl Ins St Paul Fire (8) SpriiiKiielu (4Vja) Sun Life (15) Travelers (16) Fid 4 (1) 0 (il Westchester (1.20a) home: price reduced tuneral nome. 31oo Harrison west-wood. Interment Maple Grove Cemetery.

2 3 3 12JV4 i 3311 431 441 21 SI 234 O'i Ot 34 3614 3 3 BKRDING Louis Berding. beloved son of B9 to little more than mortgage; all tile colored tile: brick garage. THEODORE MAYER A BRO. MA 0921. CHEVIOT Harrison attractive, new 5-rm.

brick tile bath, ample closet Vital Statistics COLLEGE HILL Corcoran choice home sites; new subdivision; no assessments; 55 to 80 ft. fronts; reasonably priced and restricted. HUGHES. KIRBY 1313. KENWOOD M.

BELTZHOOVER. BY 7766, ME 8980. MADISON PLACE Bramfile ave. dandy level 35-ft. front; $575.

JE 2630. MT.WAHINTONLovely lot, 75x180; restricted section; near Catholic school: public school bus passes door; bargain if sold shortly. Mrs. Tingley, BE 7552 with THE WAREN E. RICHARDS CO.

MA 0384. MT WASHINGTON ideal bldg. lots'; 60x223: reasonable. UN 4024. MT7 WASHINGTON 38 acres 'd scenic bldg.

sites. BOGART. BE 7365 PLEASANT RIDGE 50x140 ft. on new concrete street; among all new homes. a-Also extra or extras.

g-Declared or space; large lot; rear schools and trans- ATLANTIC COAST. paid so far this year. e-Paid last year. Andrew and Catherine Berding (nee Weber), and beloved brother of Andrue Berding and Mrs. Cole Hayes, Tuesday, December 26, 1939, at residence, Cincinnati Pike, Route 74, near Batavia, aged 36 years.

Funeral from residence Saturday, December 30. at 8:30 a. m. Requiem high mass at Holy Trinity Church, Batavia, at 9 a. m.

uuoiations turnished by National Asso Caribou. 12 10 0 MARRIAGE LICENSES. Albert Kouba. 30 years old. 222 West ciation of Securities Dealers, which Eastport.

18 21 0 portationBUILDER. AV 3632. UN 1840. CHEVIOT, near: almost" new 8-rrn. bungalow; ye.

lot. low taxes. MO 1225 CHEVIOT- Nr. 15 mod. 4-rm garjn.ortO; will trade.

WO 5721-5760 states they do not necessarily reflect actual Green'ille 8 14 0 Rixty-eishth Street, Carthage, butcher, and transactions or nrm bids or otters, but should indicate approximate prices. Ev'ville 28 31 Lo'lsville 24 36 Win'ster 28 28 Stearns. 30 31 SmlthsG 29 29 Bristol. 36 39 Ashvllle 37 46 Knoxv'le 35 38 Ch'n'ga 40 46 Nashv'le 33 35 Florence 36 38 32 33 0t 0t 0t 0t 0 Of 0 i 0 ot 0 1 0 0 Burl'pton 18 0 FOF.RNTER Carl J. Foerster.

beloved hus CITY 1130 Poplar: brick: 11 rooms. 3 IS 28 This petition states that the bonrs in question are in default and that the petitioner wants to effect a plan for the composition of the debts. The filing fee is $100. Whatever plan proposed must be approved by 51 per cent of the securities in default. The plan must also list the addresses of all the known holders of such defaulted bonds.

After the plan is filed, the Judge appoints a hearing date. This is within 90 days after giving due public notice through advertising in at least one newspaper for three successive weeks. All known holders must be advised of the plan in writing and the expenses are to be paid by the petitioner. Mailing if the plan must be completed 60 days before the hearing to assure all holders sufficient time to give" it consideration. The Judge may appoint a special master whose expenses will be apportioned among parties of the procedure.

After the plan is approved by two-thirds of the claims of the creditors, the Judge may enter an interlocutory decree confirming it. The Judge, must be satisfied that the plan complies with the law, that it is a fair one, that it has been adopted by two-thirds of the bonds, that the expenses are reasonable and fully stated and that everything is offered in good faith. After this interlocutory decree is entered and securities in accordance with the plan have been delivered to holders of defaulted bonds or deposited for them, the Judge will then make the decree final and discharge the petitioner. A certified copy of the decree is good evidence for transfer of title. The jurisdiction covered by such a bankruptcy court are debts authorized and paid out of assessment and taxes of taxing agencies.

It also includes property acquired by foreclosure of property because of unpaid taxes, or any combination of these conditions. The taxing units Include drainage, levees, reclamation, water, and irrigation projects; also all agricultural plans, local improvements, sanitary districts, pavements, roadu, public school districts, ports, navigation, or any similar matter. It covers any city, town, village, borough, township, or municipality. With this law making the courts available with relatively little trouble and expense and with the large amount of municipal securities outstanding, it is interesting to note that the default ratio of municipals is not high. According to figures supplied by the Investment Banker Association, the maximum of defaults out of $19,000,000,000 of bonds approximated $1,650,000,000.

Of this of reported defaults about $1,000,000,000 were merely technical and temporary. Many were due to the closing of banks wherein tax inquire at ozua wsoon ave. Call JE 0949, Bank And Trust Stocks. Nw York, December 28 (AP) Report PLEASANT RIDGE Bldg. lots, 60x175 Mary Burkhardt, 32, 3564 Columbia Avenue, wrapper.

Vincent W. Rasper, 23, 2803 Belleview Avenue. United States Lieutenant, and Katherine M. Ficlman, 23, 3011 Belleview Avenue, clerk. Herman R.

Grossman, 25. 46 Lakcwood Avenue, pharmacist, and Nancy M. Sim-kins, 26. 3405 Telford Avenue, nurse. Dewey H.

Reps, 44. 1551 Oak Knoll Drive, physician, and Violet R. Hallerman, 28 32 Nant'ket 26 30 Hartford 18 32 13 20 2256 baths; gar. 2 cars; $4,500. PA 3922.

CLIFTON New-6 room" brick" house tile kitchens, gas heating: Insulated: tile roofing; completely decorated: near schools, shopping and transportation; reasonable; easy terms. VA 2022. ed by National Association of Securities band of Amelia Feid Foerster, devoted father of Mrs. Carl A. Goepp, and grandfather of Dorothy Goepp, Wednesday, December 27.

1939, residence, 520 Terrace ave. Friends may call at the residence on Friday afternoon and evening and on Saturday morning until noon. Private funeral services at the convenience of the family on Saturday afternoon. conv, 10 Dusiness center; owner out ot city; make offer, JE 4542, ME 8130. PRICE HILL Adjoining new develnD- Dealers.

Inc. STOCka" Bid. AsitT Bkof Am S(SF) (2.40) i 34 36 W. Barre 25 26 Kykrto'n 20 20 Har'burg 2.1 25 LAKE REGION. Canton.

4 1 0 Syracuse 7 25 0 Buffalo. 21 23 0 Clevel'd 24 28 0 Detroit. 22 22 .01 Har.B'ch 17 28 0 ment; acres, with 6-rm. country home; splendid for subdividing at little cost; a profit-making opportunity; only may divide. WA 5475.

35, 2221 Burnet Avenue, nurse. HEINZ Edward William Heinze, beloved Newark. 20 35 Bank of Man 16! 17 Ban of (14) 429 439 Bankers Tr (2) 59 '4 61 Ralph E. Dinugan, 21, Delvmta, farmer, and Elizabeth Frederick, 16, 2105 29 33 Bklyn Tr (4) 1 71 '4 i 76'4 Atl. City.

29 35 Gilbert Avenue. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ot 0 0 0 0 0 .07 Cen Han Bk Tt (4) I 1C2. Krti Wash'ton 30 32 Samuel Tlnsley, 21, 602 West Seventh Chase Nat (1.40) i 3514; Street, attendant, and Evelyn Simpson, 18, 612 West Seventh Street. Keal Estate-For Exchange Chem Bk ATr (1.80) I 49 I 51 Vi husband of Sophia Metzner Hetnze, father of Edward. Elmer, and Harvey Heinze.

Wednesday, December 27, 1939, at residence. 932 East Compton Mt. Healthy. Funeral services at the Chaa. A.

Miller Sons funeral home. Hamilton ave. at Knowlton Northgide, Friday, at 3:15 p. m. HAGERTY Frank Hagerty, Wednesday, Rlch'ond 27 34 Norfolk.

34 35 Roanoke. 36 42 ot 0 .01 ot 0 0 Commercial (8) 164 I 170 CLIFTON Howell and Gano; 3 solarium. 1st 3 2d: wooded lot; realjauy. UN 0130. CLIFTON.

E. Vine- neaGlenmaryT-8'f Louis: 2 4-rm. apts. 2 furnaces: hdwd. 2 porches: $7,200.

UN 7380, CLIFTON hot-water heat- hwd, lot 100x160. CHAB T. MacCONNELL. UN 0851-1304. CLIFTON HEIGHTS-286 Reiner; shingle, 7 rooms: 2-famlly; cheap.

MA 4759. CUFTONLa 6nnYj screened por. bargain, leav. city; $6,950. AV 2705.

or 2 fam. fine cond. $5,500. CH 1311. COLLKGE HI LL-J516 Elkton built-in jesr.

lot 50x200 KI2866. H. R. Bedlngford, 44. 5136 Montcomery Road, mailer, and Roxie Marcum.

38. Cont Bk Tr 80) i 13 14 'A cr. Rap. 22 25 Frankf't 20 32 F.Wayne 21 23 Chicago. 28 31 Milw'kee 27 30 Gr'nBay 27 32 8 S.M'le 26 26 Marq'tte 23 33 H'ghton 27 28 22 27 35 39 Wilm'ton 44 46 Corn Ex Bk A (3) I 59i4 5 West Twelfth Street, waitress.

CLIFTON. E. Four-apartment brick build 11 I 12 Empire Tr (.60) Elwood A. Rose. 23.

Conshohocken. Sparts'rg 41 44 chemical engineer, and Pauline Sorensen. December 27, 1939. at his residence. 31) First Nat (Bos (2) Natl (100) 0 ot Of west Fourth st.

uneral rrom j. j. sum van ft Co. funeral home. 1336 East Mc Charles' 44 49 Savan'ah 46 50 Jnc't'viHe 47 2 Melbo'ne 62 6i Guaranty Tr (12) 18.

27 Walnut Avenue, Wyoming. Georpe Watts. 25. 1215 John Street, truck driver, and Celestine Bradford, 22, 934 Clark Street, maid. MISSISSIPPI VAL, Irvine: Tr (.60) 0 Manufactrs Tr (2) Millan at Bell pi.

Requiem high mam St. Peter in Chains Ciiurch, Saturday, December 30, at 9 a. m. Alex'dria 14 18 46Vi! 484 ..1885 11925 283 I 288 12 I 13 I 37 34 i I 52 54 28 Vi 295; I111 1 l.o 29 'i 31 'A ..1 3Si 4fe uo pf (2) xd Wyman E. Deckey.

30. 3111 Wabash Avenue, and Katherine M. Rundo, 21,. 23 70 74 .01 i Key Went Tl 73 0 GULF STATES. 59 65 Tt Hl'RKK Mary Huber (nee Schindler).

ICOLLEOE HILL. N.3-bedrm. home: 3-car Natl City (1) Trust (j) Public (1) TO STABILIZE ANTHRACITE. Wilkes-Barre, December (AP) The Wilkes-Barre Times-Leader said today 95 per cent of Pennsylvania's anthracite producers have agreed to a plan for "stabilization" of the industry, to be effective January 1. A joint committee of large corporations and smaller independent' producers, the paper said, has agreed to an "emergency program that will stave off bankruptcy for many of them." Many of the company spokesmen refer to 1939 as a year of "panic competition." The Times-Leader said an emergency is to be set up as a stop-gap until the appointment of an Anthracite Emergency Committee, to be named by Governor Arthur H.

James. wite of Dr. Charles riuner, weanesaay oou; 10 4V mtg. KI 1313. West Elder Street.

Mvrt Tavlor. 32. 5217 Whetsel Avenue, laborer, and Ella Killibrew, 30, 6815 Eat Fork Road. maid. December 27, 1939, in her 85th year, Title ing; iiae new; ultramodern; price only exceptionally fine Investment, or will trade for brick St.

Louis or 8-roora house. Call PA 3840or WA 3705. gar. foFTfam'tly. ilii3T' 5-rra.

for farm. Mod. 4-3 rm. for 1 lamily. 200-acre farm; l-rm.

residence, 2 barns, plenty good fences, elec. state bus; for city property. 100 acres: state close tnr mod. 8-rm. residence, clear; for city property.

WE CAN MATCH YOUR TRADES. TONY RKINHARDT. JE 7321-3540 McCLURE. 4735Maln Avenue. Norwood.

TEN-ACRE-poultry fYmTTnodT-Trinirlcjc colonial home; 800-cspacity poultry house, brooder house, cowshed; 150 bearing apple trees; will trade for St. Louis. THE FRANK MALICK CO. MA 4084. residence, Harrison, Ohio.

Services at residence, Saturday. December 30, at 0 0 0 COLLEGE HILL New homes under construction. JOHN WITTEKIND. KI 3008 EVANSTON 9 2 mod. baths, stoker: $500 cash, $45 mo.

AV 1711 23 Wausau. 20 21 LaCr'se 21 27 Dub'que 20 28 Cbar.C'y 23 29 Mt. Ayr 15 28 Moline. 23 Chan.F. 13 24 12 Ef'ghan 20 30 Kirks' le 24 Kan.C'y 22 Col'mhia-26 28 St.

Louis 28 30 2:30 p. m. cE. S. Joe F.

Spencer. 42, Indianapolis, salesman, and Marie Prioli, 35, 2131 McHenry Street. a Also extra or extras. United States Treasury Notes. Analat'ia 48 50 4148 39 44 Birml'am 40 Mont'ery 39 48 Mobile.

44 48 Jackson. 41 Shrev'ort "9 40 Palestine 37 38 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 KEI.I-OGU Leonard A. Kellogg, beloved EVANSTON Algona place; semibungalow SrKCUl DISrATI TO THK K'JI'IMlR. 5 large lot; yard. CH 3430, EVANSTON 56.250 mod6-rm.

brick E-Z terms. MAES. JE 4905. New York, December 28 Closing quota- LU. Mack Johnson husband of Louise K.

Kellogg (nee Koetter). suddenly. Wednesday. December 27 1939. at his residence, 787 Ludlow ave.

Funeral from the Fred G. Dethlefs funeral home, 543 Rockdale Avon-dale, Friday, December 29, at 2:30 p. m. .01 jijtions thirty-seconds! Gal'eston 42 45 .02 FAIRMOUNT 2-family frame, 4-3; to Bid. i Ask.

NOTES. 0t OHIO VALLEY. seuie estate; iu u6 McMillan and Upland Place. Advance 30 Memphis 34 Lit. Rock 22 36 Ft.

Smith 29 33 iuu.h .1101.27 HYDE PARK Tweed beautiful Eng LACKER Sophia Lacker, beloved mother FARMS Houses and lots to selT Writi 101.29 0 Ot 0t WOodburn 0474-0475. lish-type home stone, brick, stucco and K. i). hi ma, 35i Btacey ave. 1HI timber construction, featuring sunken 1H IViS Plt'sb'gh 28 32 30 33 Park'urg 34 34 Charl'ton 33 36 Flat Top 28 30 Plkeville.

35 37 Colum'us 25 27 Cincin'ti 25 25 L. Airport 26 Ind'polis 22 24 1M 0 0 0 0 Wanted-Real Estate 14 of William, Edward, Arthur, Mrs. Al Van Sant. Mrs. Alice Conway, and the late Charles Lacker, departed this life Wednesday.

December 27, 1939, at the residence of her son. William, 8550 East Washington Indianapolis. Ind. Funeral from the Busse ft Borgmann Co. Parkway funeral home, Central Parkway and Clifton Hills Lane.

Saturday, at 1 :30 p. m. Interment Vine Street Hill NORTHWEST. Pembina 1 17 Fargo. 8 13 0 Fism'ck 4 11 0 P'ck'son 19 0 1 MllesC'y 13 17 0 Pierre.

4 14 0 December 1939. March 1940. June 1940 December 1940. March 1941 June 1941 December 1941. March 1942 September 1942.

December 1942. June 1943 December 1943. March 1944 June 15 1944. ,.102.13 ..102.17 i 1 02 1 .1104 105.15 .104.20 .102.23 1H0.27 .1102.3 102.15 102.19 102.20 102.28 104.2 105.17 104.22 102.25 102.30 101.30 100.29 1102.6 floor living room, studio ceiling, beautiful entrance hall, recreation room, bar: gas-fired air-conditioned heating; 2-car built-in garage; lot 174 feet frontage. Here Is a specially built home same as new.

Asking $22,500. Shown bv appointment only, cmi EA 7)21 or JE 2510. KOPF ft KOPF. HYDE PARK $6,750 ls 2s 1 ltt lhs Is Ml CASH Clear trioudy. -Partly 'otinv Itain.

flSnow. Trace. iFoggy. iBelow zero. MOEM.F.R Sadie Neu Moeller.

beloved INSTANTLY FOR TOUR P.EAL FKTATE. DOUGLASS G. HIGH, 4218 Montgomery rd ME 2IOO-O41-9M, Shaw near Erie: residence of 7 rma. I REPORTS ON MORTGAGES. Washington, December 28 (AP) The Federal Home Loan Bank Board reported today that home mortgages in Ohio, Kentucky, and Tennessee numbered 12,747 and amounted to $35,617,000 during November.

Ohio's total was 8,811, amounting to Kentucky 1,639, totaling $3,939,000, and Tennessee 1,297, for $4,188,000. The three states comprise the district served by the board's Cincinnati NAVAL STORES Gainsborough, English painter: "We are all coins to Heaven, and Vandyke la of the company." Est. 1846 Federal Land Bank Bonds. wife of Herman J. Moeller.

of 6437 Pace Wednesday. December 27, 1939. Sendees at the W. Mack Johnson funeral home, McMillan at Upland Saturday, December 30, at 2:30 p. m.

reception mil, 2 fin. irt-Tlr. I turnacet, gas or coal; Al newly gar. once for 1 and family CASH" hoi Sew York, December 28 (AP) Closing uses or 4-aot. bldis.

in Pleas- A real bargain. PA 3262. ant HYDB PAP.K 3050 OBSERVATORY PD quotations: I Bid. I A skT MYKRH Myrtle Emery Myers, beloved wife Savannah. December 28 (AP) Turpentine firm, offermns 76, all sold: receipts 193; shipments none: stock Rnsin firm- nfferines 50.

all sold: receiir Norwood. Hyde Park, Oakley. T'vanitnn. THE JAMES P. CO.

JE 0742. Two-and-one-half-atory brick house; lot 75x 200; 2 tiath; lavatory; make ua ing authorities had deposited funds of Myers and mother of Ralph Myers, Tuesday, December 26. 1939, resi an n'r. to De usea to pay me inieresi cou- shipment none; mock dence. 2820 Hyde Park pi.

Services at A IJ buyers for 1 or 2 family housee $4 85: F. 4s July 1916-44 3 'is May 1955-45 July 1955-45 3e January 1956-46 3s May 1956-16 112m 112 107SI 107V ioei inst 106 108 106 'aI 106 Geo H. Rohde ft Sons funeral home. Lin in good loca. We will exchsnaa in good loca.

We will exchange) pons and maturities when due. Of 2' S4.90; (5.45: S5.3.V K. wood and iDeita Friday, December the $650,000,000 actual defaults, J5.55; wg, J5.65; ww, 6.2o! ilYus fillako pubd iv-w 6-1 your old house for 1. or i apt. bldg.

no. brk. borne; latest Xeau; far. JEltSS, CaU SRAWUcy; lAXfli. ja lSi.

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