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EDITORIAL AND COMMUNICATED ARTICLES

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AAgriculture. See Farmer.merica. See United States of America.

American Federation of Labor-Collective Bargaining and the A. F. of L- -1975Government's Action with Respect to theAutomobile Strike Controversy Indi-cates Change of Attitude TowardA. F. of L 2125

See also under "Labor Conditions."American International Relations. Back to

Nationalism in 202American Investors Need to Organize 2140American Revolution, President Roosevelt,the "Brain Trust" and the New 2138

Armaments. See Disarmament.Anthracite Mines, Agitation for Govern-

ment Ownership of 1282Austria-Appeals to the League of Nations 911

Chancellor Dollfuss-Decree Merging All Labor Unions in a

Fascist Union 1621Efforts to Maintain Independence _910,

1096, 1441

Visits Budapest to Enlist Support 1096

Visit to Mussolini at Rome with Premier

Goemboes of Hungary 1621

Civil War Against Government 1095Consultative Protocols Signed with Italy

and Hungary 1966"Corporative Constitution," Chancellor

Dollfuss's Plan for a 2133European Aspects of the Austrian Situation1097

The European Stake in Austria 1104

The Issues that Centre About Austria_ _1281German Nazi Active in Austrian Affairs,

545, 1274Protests German Nazi Interference 910Socialist and Nazi Activities Continue,

1274, 1441Automobile Industry, Strike Averted in the .2125

Rank Clearings in 1933 and the Course ofTrade and Speculation 384

Bank Clearings in Detail for the Last EightYears, According to Federal ReserveDistricts 390

Bank of Bulgaria. See Bulgaria.Bank of England. See England.Bank, Export-Import, of Washington, GeorgeN. Peek to Assume Presidency of the New-1441Organized to Aid Trade with Cuba 1791

Bank Loans, Central (Editorial New York

"Times") 2141Bank for International Settlements-Three Experts to Study Previous Stabili-

zation of European Currencies 1791Bankers Association, New Jersey, Reiterates

Stand on Taxation 922Banking and Currency Committee of Senate,

Prof. Warren Says Administration "GoldBill" Will Give "Almost Complete Assur-

ance" of Credit Expansion 573

Banking-Code Submitted by Banks to NRA. Oppo-

sition to the 2Bankruptcies. See Business Failures,

Banks-Credit Banks for Industry, Administration

Plans Establishment of 1267

Glass. Sen., Substitute Plan of, Providing

for Direct Loans to Industry by FederalReserve Banks 2127

Roosevelt, Pres.. Asks Congressional

Legislation Establishing Banks 1267

Savings Banks in New York Reduces Divi-

dend on Balances of More Than $1,000

to 234% 1787

Banks Properly Serving Communities AreDeserving of Fair Treatment 15

Belgium-King Albert Is Killed in a Fall

from a Cliff 1275

Bolivia-Gran Chaco War Truce with Paraguay

Ended 9

Gran Chaco Dispute-Hostilities Renewed

After Armistice 194

See also under League of Nations.

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Bond Market--Course of the, According toMoody's Investors' Service-16, 219, 393,555, 738. 920. 1110, 1292, 1451, 1629,

1812, 1976, 2140Book Notices and Reviews-"America Must Choose"-Brochure by

Secretary Wallace 1787The Menace of Recovery-"What theNew Deal Means"-Book by WilliamMacDonald 1452

Borah, Sen. William E., Address on "OurForeign Policy in a Nationalist World."See Article on Nationalism 202

"Brain Trust," Pres. Roosevelt and the NewAmerican Revolution 2138

Brazil. See under Latin American Countries.Brokers' Loans-

Decrease_ _198, 1100, 1445. 1623, 1794,1969, 2134

Increase 10, 378, 549, 731, 913, 1277Budget Message of Pres. Roosevelt. See

under Roosevelt, Pres. Franklin D.Building Construction-

Aggregates of Permits by GeographicalDivisions 559

Comparisons of Yearly Permits for NewYork. Table of 557

Compilation Covering 15 Years in LeadingCities 560 to 565

Decline in, Accentuated in 1933 556Dodge, F. W., Corp., Figures of ContractsAwarded 558

Monthly Record of Contracts Awarded.Table of 558

Bulgaria, Bank of, Reduces Its DiscountRate 10

Business Conditions-Corporate Dividend Payments_ _3, 192,370, 541, 724, 906, 1093, 1270, 1437,

1616, 1788. 1963Corporate Dividend Omission 371Trade Indexes Showing Improved Business

Generally 1962Business Failures-During Month of December 1933 4During Month of January 1934 906During Month of February 1934 1617Dun & Bradstreet's Records Show Reduc-

tion in Defaults in 1933 4, 737. 906Dun & Bradstreet's Show Fewer Defaults

In February 1617See article, "Record of Insolvencies in 1933" 737

Business, Federal Control of. Is Rising Like aTide. Says Mark Sullivan 1106

Business and Finance Coming Out of theTrenches. Surviving Unusual Ordeal 919

Business Men Resent Government Encroach-ment upon Private Enterprise 1105

Canada-Bank of Canada to Be Organized with$5,000,000 Capital 1443

Bank Clearings for the Last Eight Years 392St. Lawrence Waterway Treaty. U. S. Sen-ate Asked by Pres. Roosevelt to Ratifythe 189

Capital Flotations (New)-During Month of December and for the

Calendar Year 1933 204During Month of January. 1934 922During Month of February and for TwoMonths Since Jan. 1 1631

Capital Issues (New) in Great Britain 1812Capital Issues (New) in Great Britain During

Calendar Year 1933 212Central Bank Loans (Editorial New York"Times") 2141

Cereals. See Grain,Chicago Board of Trade, Peter B. Carey Re-

elected President of 569President Carey Says Grain Trade Is Confi-dent of Better Times for Farmer 569

Chicago Stock Exchange Record of Prices for1933 566

Volume of Sales During 1933 as Comparedwith 1932 569

Child Labor Amendment-Elihu Root Protests 1449

PageChild Labor Arc endment .-(concluded.)Federal Interference and the Child LaborAmendment 1448

President Nicholas Murray Butler of Colum-bia University on the Pending Amend-ment 1449

William D. Guthrie Opposed to the 1449China. See article, "A New Political Attitudein Japan" 552

Cincinnati Stock Exchange, The 1113Cincinnati Stock Exchange Monthly Range of

Prices for 1932 and 1933 1113, 1114Civil Works Administration's Appropriationof $950.000,000 Approved 904

Cleveland Stock Exchange, The-Stocks andBonds 1111

Cleveland Stock Exchange, Monthly Rangeof Prices for 1932 and 1933 1112

Coal. See under Anthracite.Collections, Hastening Dilatory 203Collective Bargaining and the American

Federation of Labor 1975Columbus (Ohio) Stock and Bond Exchange,Range of Prices on 1118

Commercial and Financial Chronicle. The-Death of Jacob Seibert, Owner and Editor 1785

Comptroller of Currency, J. F. T. O'Connor,Annual Report of-Recommends Revisionof Banking Act of 1933 1293

Constitutional Rights, State Authority and-The New York Milk Case 1627

Corn Crops. See under Grain.Cotton-Exports in December 1933 Higher in ValueThan in December 1932 541

Exports in January 1934 Increase in Value-1439Corporate Dividend Payments. See Busi-

ness Conditions,Court Rulings-Minnesota Mortgage Moratorium LawUpheld-U. S. Supreme Court 187

Shackno Law Upheld-New York StateCourt of Appeals 1962

See article, "State Authority and Constitu-tional Rights-The New York MilkCase" 1627

Credit Banks for Industry. See under Banks.Cuba-

Hevia, Carlos, Chosen President 375Constitutional Assembly to Be Held on

April 22 9Mendieta, Colonel Carlos, Proclaimed

President 375President Ramon Grau-San Martin Plans

to Retire from Office 9President Ramon Grau-San Martin Resigns 375Provisional President Mendieta Proposes

Formation of a State Council 546Provisional President Mendieta Restoring

Order 730U. S. Government Formally Recognizes- - 546

Currency Stability, International Chamber ofCommerce Adopts Resolution Favoring aReturn to 2130

Currency Stabilization Agreement withFrance and England. Reports of a SpecialEnvoy to Go to Europe to Discuss 1786

Danubian Countries-Italian Under Secre-tary for Foreign Affairs Visits Vienna_ _ _1442

Davis, John W.. Comments on the "NewDeal" 1433

Debts, Slow Payment of, Evils of 203Debts, War. See under War Debts.Detroit Stock Exchange, Monthly Range of

Prices for Years 1932 and 1933 1115, 1116"Devaluation of Dollar." See Gold Reserve

Act of 1934.Disarmament-

British and Italian Governments' ProposalsRespecting the Franco-German Situation 727

British Government Renews Efforts 1273British Proposals-Negotiations Suspended 911British Ambassador Sir Ronald Lindsay

Discusses the American Position on . _ _1620French Note to British Government 2132Germany and France Resume Direct Dis-

cussions 7. 195, 374, 544

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Disarmament (Con I.)-Premier Mussolini and British Foreign

Sec'y, Sir John Simon, in Conference-7, 195Private Conversations Among EuropeanPowers Continue 1792, 1966, 2132

Dividend Payments (Corporate). See Busi-ness Conditions.

Dollar. See U. S. A. Currency.Dollar Devaluation. See Gold Reserve Actof 1934.

Dynamite, Economic-Article by LambertDavis 1629

Eastman, Joseph B., Federal Co-ordinatorof Transportation, Report of. See underInter-State Commerce Commission.

Economic Dynamite-Article by LambertDavis 1629

Ecuador. See under Latin American.England, Bank of, Weekly Returns_9, 198.377. 548, 730, 913, 1100, 1277. 1444,

1622. 1793. 1968, 2134Europe, The Rome Conversations and the

Political Outlook in 1798European Banks, Weekly Returns of Goldand Silver Holdings-14, 202, 381, 552,735, 917, 1104. 1281. 1448, 1627, 1797.

1973, 2138European Opinions on America's Devalua-

tion of the Dollar 373, 726European Reactions on the Dollar Devalua-

tion 373, 726, 1090European Securities Market, Course of_ __5,

193, 372, 543, 725. 908, 1095, 1272, 1439,1619, 1789, 1964. 2130

European Situation, German Policy and the 382European Stake in Austria. The 1104Export-Import Bank of Washington, GeorgeN. Peek to Assume Presidency of the 1440

Export-Import Bank, Second. Organized toAid Trade with Cuba 1791

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France-Bank of France Raises Its Discount Rate,- 913Bank of, Weekly Returns_ AO, 198, 377,548, 731. 913, 1100, 1276, 1444, 1623,

1793, 1968. 2134Bayonne Municipal Credit (Pawnshop),

Collapse of the 197Budget, Chamber of Deputies Votes a_ A934Cabinet, New, Is Formed by M. Daladier_ 729Doumergue, Gaston, Former President,Is Named Premier and Forms NewCabinet 1097

Import Agreements. Reciprocal, withUnited States 196

Premier Chautemps and Cabinet Resign 728Premier Daladier Cabinet. Personnel of.. 729Premier Daladier and Cabinet Resign_ 909Premier Doumergue Receives Vote of Con-

fidence in Chamber of Deputies 1097Premier Doumergue Pleads for Mainte-

nance of the Franc Value 2133Rioting in Paris of Serious Proportions_ _- - 909Socialist and Communist Parties Call aGeneral Strike 1098

Stavisky Affair, Official InvestigationLaunched Regarding the 1793

See also the Following Articles-German Policy and the European Situa-

tion 382The Ministerial Crisis in France 735The Outlook for Republicanism in France 917The Rome Conversations and the Politi-

cal Outlook in Europe 1798

Fallures. See under Business Failures.arm Mortgage Corporation, Federal, Textof Measure Enacted into Law Providingfor Creation of 1118

Farm Relief and Emergency Bill Passes InHouse of Representatives 904

Farmer, Better Times for, Predicted 569Federal Advisory Council Recommends Modi-

fication of the Securities Act 1268Federal Advisory Council Discusses the Gen-

eral Credit Situation 1268Federal Control of Business-Article byM k Sullivan 1106

Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation. Textof Law Providing for the Creation of the-1118

Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation-Administration's Plan for Amendmentto the 1092

Provisions for Payment by Federal ReserveBanks for Capital Stock 191

Federal Interference and the Child LaborAmendment 1448

Federal Reserve Bank of-Atlanta Reduces Its Discount Rate 1101Boston Reduces Its Discount Rate 914Cleveland Reduces Its Discount Rate_731, 732Dallas Reduces Its Discount Rate 914Kansas City Reduces Its Discount Rate,- - 914Minneapolis Reduces Its Discount Rate- ..1794New York Reduces Its Discount Rate_721,

731, 732Richmond Reduces Its Discount Rate- 914San Francisco Reduces Its Discount Rate_1101

Federal Reserve Banks-Comment on Weekly Returns_ _3, 191, 370.540, 723, 905, 1093, 1269, 1435, 1436.

1616. 1787, 1962, 2127Reserve Credit Outstanding-

Decrease in_ -191, 540, 723, 906. 1093,1270, 1616. 1788

Increase in 3. 2128Table of Discount Rates__11, 199, 378,

549, 732, 914, 1101. 1278, 1445, 1624.1794, 1970, 2135

United States Government Securities-Decrease in Holdings of_ _370. 541. 906, 1963Increase in Holdings of 723. 1435

Federal Reserve System, Effects of the Re-cent Government Requirements Upon the 369

Federal Securities Act-Federal Advisory Council Recommends

Modifiction of the 1268Revised Stock Exchange Control Bill 1791

Finance and Business Coming Out of theTrenches Surviving Unusual Ordeal 919

Financial Chronicle, Death of Jacob Seibert,Owner and Editor of 1785

Financial Situation. The- -1, 187. 367, 537.721, 903, 1089, 1267, 1433, 1615, 1786,

1961, 2125Foreign Central Banks Discount Rates. SeeMoney Rates at Foreign Centers.

Foreign Exchange Market, Weekly Review,11, 199, 378, 549, 732, 914, 1101. 1278,

1445, 1624, 1794, 1970. 2135Foreign Exchange Rates as Certified by

Federal Reserve Banks_ -13, 201, 381, 552,735. 917, 1103. 1281, 1448, 1627. 1797,

1973, 2138Foreign Trade. See under United States For-

eign Trade.

German Policy and the European Situa-tion 382

Germany-Bank of, Weekly Returns_10, 198, 377,548, 731, 1277, 1444, 1623, 1794, 1969, 2135

Chancellor Hitler Addresses the Reichstagon Nazi Foreign Relations 729

Chancellor Hitler to Have Nation-WideCelebration of First Anniversary 545

External Debts, Dr. Schacht Pleads for Re-consideration of 1965

External Debt Service. Conference to BeHeld at Basle April 6 on 2132

German Transfer Restrictions, UnitedStates and British Governments Protestthe 6, 196, 374, 727

Interest Transfers, Compromise AgreementReached on 727

Interest Transfers on Long-Term ExternalDebts Discussed 544

Poland and Germany Sign 10-Year Treatyof Friendship 728

Poland and Germany, Ratification of theNon-Aggression Treaty Between 1442

Removal of Import Restrictions AnnouncedBetween Poland and 1621

Reichsbank President Dr.Hjalmar Schacht'sStatement on the Transfer Problem 1790

See also the Following Articles-Laird Bell and John Foster Dulles Sailfor Germany to Attend Debt Confer-ence 384

F. Abbot Goodhue of Bank of Manhat-tan Co., Sails for London to AttendMeeting of Standstill Creditors' Com-mittee for Germany 384

The European Stake in Austria 1104The Issues that Center About Austria_ _ _1281The Rome Conversations and the Politi-

cal Outlook in Europe 1798Glass, Carter, Senator-

Federal Reserve Banks, Bill to ReplaceProposed Intermediate Credit Banks byDirect Loans Through 2127

Stabilization Fund, His Opposition to theTwo-Billion-Dollar 540

Supreme Court Decisions Quoted in Chal-lenging the Legality of the MonetaryLegislation 749

Glass Bill, the New (Editorial, New York"Herald Tribune") 2141

Gold-European Reactions to the Heavy Flow ofGold to United States 1440

Heavy Quantities Coming from EuropeanCountries 1269, 1436. 1615

Laws by Which United States Buys Gold_ - 749Movement at New York, Imports and Ex-

ports- -12, 200. 380, 550, 734, 915, 1102.1279, 1446, 1625, 1795. 1971. 2136

Secretary of Treasury Morgenthau's State-ment on Selling of 744

Treasury Gold Position Under Adminis-tration's Monetary Policies 748

Treasury Takes Over 8132,000.000 Gold,- 749U. S. Treasury Gold, Edict Limiting Titleto 747

When Gold Was a Mere Toy 554Gold Reserve Act of 1934-

Devaluation of Dollar Following Enactmentof So-Called Gold Bill 744

Enactment by Congress of Administration'sSo-Called 720, 741

Government Enormously Enriched by In-crease in Stock of 904. 905

Officially Put in Brief Form. Gist of 745Paper Money, New Type of, Added byAct 740President Roosevelt's Proclamation Revalu-ing Dollar 59.06 Gold Content 748

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Gold Reser e Act of 1934-(Concl.)---Presses of Engraving Bureau Already Turn-

ing Out Gold Notes to Pay Federal Re-serve Banks for Gold Taken 749

Prof. Warren Tells Senate Banking Com-mittee Bill Will Give "Almost CompleteAssurance" of Credit Expansion 573

Profits from Devaluation of Dollar_ _720, 1090Text of Bill As Passed by Congress and

Signed 742Treasury Department's Ruling Under, onGold for Settlement of World Debts_ 748

Treasury Regulations Issued Under 747U. S. on "International Gold Bullion Stand-ard" 744

Goodhue, F. Abbot, of Bank of ManhattanCo., to Attend Meeting of Standstill Cred-itors' Committee for Germany 384

Government Encroachment upon PrivateEnterprise, Business Men Resent 1105

Government Ownership of Anthracite Mines,Agitation for 1282

Grain-Chicago Board of Trade, President CareySays Grain Trade Is Confident of BetterTimes for Farmer 569

Wheat Imports into the United Kingdom.Table of 190

Great Britain- 'Bank of England. See England.Capital Issues, New 212, 1812French Quota System Causing Strained

Relations 1099Import Agreements. Reciprocal, with U. S.. 196Textile Interests Fail in Agreement with

Japanese Cotton Exporters 1791Trade Agreement Is Signed with Russia 1273See article, "The Rome Conversations andthe Political Outlook in Europe" 1798

Wheat Imports 190Greece Signs Non-Aggression Treaty for TenYears with Rumania, Yugoslavia and Tur-key 1099

Haitian Affairs, Conference to Be Held atWashington to End Financial Con-

trol of 1968Holland-Bank of the Netherlands Restricts

Direct Shipments of Gold to United States 726Hungary, Austria and Italy Sign Consultative III

Protocols at Rome 1966Hungary. See article, "Italy Holds the Cen-

ter of the Stage" 1973

Independent Offices Appropriation BillVoted in Senate Restoring 15% WageCut of Government Employees 1267

India, Earthquake in North Central. CausesHeavy Loss of Life 376

Insolvencies. See under Business Failures.Insolvencies in 1933, Record of 737International Chamber of Commerce Adopts

Resolution Urging Return to CurrencyStability 2130

International Relations, Back to National-ism in America 202

International Stabilization Agreement, Re-ports of a Special Envoy to Go to Europeto Discuss 1786

International Trade, World-Wide TendencyToward Government Control of 2131

International Trade-Administration SeeksPower to Negotiate Reciprocity Treaties_ _1787

Inter-State Commerce Commission-Eastman, Joseph B.. Co-ordinator of

Transportation, Report of 538General Consolidation Plan, Objections to_ 539Government Aid for Railroads. Considers- 539Public Ownership of the Railroads 538Restrictions Upon Reduction in RailroadLabor-Urges a Change 539

See also Following Articles-"The Railroad Problem-Co-ordinator

Eastman in Report Says FederalOwnership Is Final Solution" 570

"The Railroad Problem-Co-ordinatorEastman in Second Report DemandsFederal Control of All Transport"- -1813

Investors Need to Organize Against In-fringement of Rights 2140

Issues that Centre About Austria, The 1281Italy-

Italy, Austria and Hungary Officials Meetto Discuss Bilateral Economic Treaties_1792

Consultative Protocols Signed at Romewith Austria and Hungary 1966

Premier Mussolini's Speech at Rome onForeign Belations and Fascism 1967

Under-Sec. for Foreign Affairs Visit toAustria and Hungary Significant 1442

Voters Approve of Government of PremierMussolini 2133

SerArticie,"The European Stake inAustria"1104See Article, "The Rome Conversationsand the Political Outlook in Europe"- - -1798

Italy Holds the Center of the Stage 1973

Japan-Chinese Eastern Ry., Russia to ResumeNegotiations for the Sale to Manchu-kuo of the 376

Cotton Exporters and British Textile In-terests Fall in Trade Agreement 1791

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Foreign Minister Koki-Hlrota Address tothe Diet on Japanese Foreign Policies,

547, 555Foreign Minister Hirota and United States

Secretary of State Exchange Notes ofFriendship 1967

Soviet Russia, Strained Relations with_ _1276Trade Agreement Completed with India

for Cotton and Textile Exchanges 197Japan, A New Political Outlook in 552

Kansas City, Mo., Course of Security 'Prices in 740

Labor, A. F. ofL. See under American.abor Conditions-Automobile Strike Controversy, Settle-ment of the 2125

Board for Arbitration of Labor Disputes,Prof. Leo Wolman Appointed to 2125

Labor Controversies Hamper IndustrialRecovery 1961

Unemployment Insurance Measure to BeIntroduced in Congress by Sen. Wagner 903

See Article, "Need for American Investorsto Organize" 2140

Laird Bell and John Foster Dulles Sail toAttend Long-Term German Debt Con-ference 384

Latin-American Countries-Brazilian Debt Service Agreement Signed

with United States 912Pan American Conference, Secretary of

State Cordell Hull's Optimistic State-ment Respecting the 547

Peru-Ecuador Dispute to Be Arbitratedby Pres. Roosevelt of U. S 912

Secretary of State Cordell Hull Termi-nates His Good-Will Tour 376

Law, William A., Pres, Penn Mutual LifeIns. Co., Says We Have Definitely Turnedthe Corner 16

League of Nations-Chaco Dispute Between Bolivia and Para-guay to Be Studied by Committee 545

Council Assembles 375Council Appoints Special Committee toStudy the Question of Election in theSaar Area 545

Paraguay-Bolivia Dispute, Failure toBring Permanent Truce in the 1622

Lithuania. The Bank of, Reduces Its Dis-count Rate 10

London Amazed by United States BudgetDeficit 22

Looking After the Consumer 383

MacDonald, William, Book on "The Men-ace of Recovery" 1452

Manchukuo-Coronation Ceremonies of Emperor KangTeh 1442

Kingdom to Be Established with HenryPu Yi Probably Emperor 376

Mall Contracts, Step Toward U. S. Pater-nalism Seen in Voiding-Article by MarkSullivan 1106

"Main Street" Needs "Wall Street" to KeepSurplus Capital Advantageously Employed 1450

Menace of Recovery, The-What the NewDeal Means-Book by Wm. Mac-Donald_1452

Mercantile Insolvencies. See Business Failures.Milk Case, The New York-State Authorityand Constitutional Rights 1627

Ministerial Crisis in France, The 735Minnesota Mortgage Foreclosure Law, Chief

Justice Hughes's Opinion Sustaining 187Money Market, Weekly Review_ -10, 198,377, 548. 731, 913, 1100, 1277, 1444, 1623.

1794, 1969, 2134Money Rates at Foreign Centers_ _10. 197,377, 548, 730, 913, 1100, 1276, 1444. 1622.

1793, 1969, 2134Moody's Bond Prices. See Bond Market.Morgenthau, Secretary of Treasury-Advocates Removal of Tax Exemptions on

State and Municipal Securities 1616Asks for No More Monetary Legislation atThis Session of Congress 1435

Believes that Exemptoin from Sur-TaxesShould Be Abolished 1616

Mortgage Foreclosure Law of Minnesota,Chief Justice Hughes's Opinion Sustaining.. 187

National Income 1909-1933 Estimated-PerCapita Income $316 in 1933 1801

National Recovery Administration-Banks Submit Code Providing for ServiceCharges 2

Price Control Privileges. Dissatisfaction andUneasiness Respecting 2127

Secretary of Commerce Daniel C. RoperWould Extend Permanently to All Busi-ness Control Over Profits 1269

See article, "Looking After the Consumer"_ 383Nationalism. Back to, in American Interna-

tional Relations 202Netherlands. See Holland.New Jersey Bankers Assn. Reiterates Standon Taxation 922

New York Milk Price Control, U. S. SupremeCourt Decision in Matter of 1627

PageNew York State Offers $50,000,000 2% NotesRunning for One Year 538

New York Stock Exchange-Brokers' Loans. See under Brokers' Loans.Listings for the Calendar Year 1933 216President Richard Whitney Indicates Detri-

mental Effects of the Fletcher Bill to Reg-ulate Exchanges 1091

New York Stock Market, Course of_ A, 192,371, 542, 724, 907, 1093, 1270. 1438, 1617,

1788. 1963, 2128

Outlook for Republicanism in France, The__ 917

panama, Republic of, Returns U. S. Govern-ment's Check Abrogating Gold Clause -1443

Pan-American Conference. See Latin-Amer-ica

Paper Money, Eighth Type of, Added byGold Program 740

Paraguay and Bolivia Dispute, Truce Endedin the 9

Paraguay-Bolivia Dispute-Hostilities Re-newed After Truce 194

Peru. See under Latin-America.Philadelphia's Transit Problem 1283Poland-Germany and Poland Sign 10-Year Treatyof Friendship 728

Germany and Poland Announce Removalof Import Restrictions 1621

New Constitutional Changes Adopted 730Political Attitude in Japan, A New 552Political Outlook in Europe, The Rome Con-

versations and the 1798Profits on Capital-

Secretary of Agriculture Wallace WouldRegulate 723

Taussig. Charles William. President Ameri-can Molasses Co., Address on 723

pailroad Problem, The-Co-Ordinator East-man in Report to I. C. C. Says Federal

Ownership Is Final Solution 570Railroad Problem, The-Co-Ordinator East-man in Second Report Demands FederalControl of All Transport 1813

Railroads-Gross and Net Earnings-For the Month of November 1933 213For the Month of December 1933 1107For the Calendar Year 1933 1285For the Month of January 1934 1809

Dividend Payments by-Bangor & Aroostook 724Green Bay & Western 724Louisville & Nashville 371Norfolk & Western 542Pennsylvania 541,542

New York Central Plans for Obtaining$60.000,000 at 6% 1436

Railroads of the United States Earn Only1.80% on Their Investment in CalendarYear 1933 921

Reconstruction Finance Corporation-Export-Import Bank to Finance RussianTrade. Announcement of the Incorpora-tion of the 1098

New York State Bankers Assn., ChairmanJones in Address Recommends MoreLiberal Policy in Extending Credits 905

Public Debt, Jesse H. Jones, Chairman,Remarks Respecting the Great 905

New York Central RR., Agrees to Loan$20.000,000 to 1436

Text of Bill Signed by President RooseveltExtending Life of 750

Republicanism in France, The Outlook for 917Rome Conversations and the Political Outlook

in Europe, The 1798Roosevelt, Franklin D., President-Annual Message to Congress 17

Delivers Message Personally 1Benefits of "New Deal" Immeasurable.1, 2Budget Message to Congress 20Editorial Criticism of Proposals 1National City Bank of N. Y., Commentsof 921

London Amazed at Proposed Deficit_ _ 22Wall Street Staggered at Size of 21

Cuban Ambassador Manuel M. SterlingPresents His Credentials 730

German Ambassador Dr. Hans LutherConfers with, Relative to Trade Rela-tions 544

"Gold Reserve Act of 1934," Signs BillEnacted Under Title of 721. 742

Gold Dollar, Proclamation Revaluing 746Independent Offices Appropriation Bill,

Congress Overrides Veto of the 2125Policies at Home and Abroad 14Regional Banks for Intermediate Credits,Requests Congressional Action for Estab-lishment of 1962

Secretary of Treasury to Deal in ForeignExchange, Would Give Power to 368

Second Export-Import Bank to Aid in Fi-nancing Cuban Trade, Order Creating _..1791

St. Lawrence Waterway Treaty, Asks Sen-ate to Ratify the 189

Soviet Russian Ambassador TroyanovskyPresents His Credentials 195

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Tariff Matters, Requests Authority to MakeAgreements with Foreign Nations on -1787

Ten Billion Dollars Will Be Needed in NextSix Months 1

Two Billion Dollar Fund Proposed fin Ex-change Stabilization 368

See also article, "Statement Issued Indicat-ing Purpose of Gold Reserve Act of 1934,by Which Government Takes Title to AllGold Holdings" 746

Roosevelt. Pres.. the "Brain Trust" and theNew American Revolution 2138

Rumania-Premier Ion G. Duca Is Assassinated and

Martial Law Is Proclaimed 8Signs Treaty of Non-Aggression with

Yugoslavia, Greece and Turkey forTen Years 1099

Russia. Soviet-Ambassador to United States Troyano% skaPresents Credentials to Pres. Roosevelt. 195

Chinese Eastern Ry. to Resume Negotia-tions for the Sale to Manchukuo of the 376

Foreign Trade Problem Considered byUnion Communist Party Congress 1099

Japanese Aggression, Indications of,Towards Russia 911, 1278

Russian-American Trade Increase Throughthe Export-Import Bank of Washington-1791

Survey of Internal Affairs Issued-Japanand Germany Danger Points 7

Swedish Government, Negotiates Loan of100,000.000 Kroner from the 1791

Trade Agreement Is Signed with GreatBritain 1273

St. Lawrence Waterway Treaty, Pres.Roosevelt Asks for Ratification of the 189

St. Louis Stock Exchange, Monthly Rangeof Prices on 739

Savings Banks. See under Banks.Securities Act, The. See under Federal.Seibert, Jacob, Death of, Owner and Editorof the "Commercial and Financial Chron-icle" 1785

Sill er-Chinese Authorities' Views Regarding In-

crease in Silver Prices 1968Pres. Roosevelt's Proclamation for Coin-age, Silverites Dissatisfied with 362

State Authority and Constitutional Rights-The New York Milk Case 1627

Stock Exchange Regulation-Bills Prepared for Regulation 1091Control Bill Disturbing to the Market_ - - -1786Control Legislation, Some Modifications

in the Revised Bill 1791New York "Times" Article on the Pro-

posed Bill 1092Pres. Roosevelt Sends Special Message to

Congress Recommending Stringent Gov-ernmental Regulation 931

Security Commission, Bill to Create, Intro-duced by Sen. King 932

Text of Report Transmitted to Pres. Roose-velt by Secretary of Commerce Roper,

925, 930Whitney, Richard, Pres. New York StockExchange, Points to the Harmful Effectsof the Proposed Bill 1092

Sullivan. Mark-Article on "Federal Con-trol of Business" 1106

Switzerland-Proposal for Granting of Ex-traordinary Power to Government IsDefeated 1793

Tariff-Administration Asks Power fromCongress to Negotiate Reciprocity

Treaties 1787Tariffs-Special Trade Representative of

President Roosevelt, Richard WashburnChild, to Confer with British Officials_ _1966

Terrell, Rep. George B., Votes in Oppositionto the OWA Bill 904

Transportation-Philadelphia Transit Problems 1283Report of Joseph B. Eastman. See under

Inter-State Commerce Commission,Trust Companies in N.Y.and Elsewhere, The 1802Turkey-A Five-Year Industrialization Plan An-nounced 197

Signs 10-Year Non-Aggression Treaty withRumania, Yugoslavia and Greece 1099

United States of America-Announcement Regarding Treasury's Fi-nancial Program in the Coming SixMonths

' 538

Annual Message of President Roosevelt toCongress 17

Budget Message of President Roosevelt.See under Roosevelt, Pres. Franklin D.

Comptroller of Currency. Annual Report- -1293Congress Overrides Veto of the Indepen-dent Offices Appropriation B111 2125

Currency-Comptroller of Currency O'Connor's An-

nual Report-Recommends Revisionof Banking Act 1293

Devaluation of the Dollar to 59.06 Cents.See Gold Reserve Act of 1934.

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PageUnited States of America (Continued)-Currency (Concluded)-European Reactions to Dollar Devalua-

tion 726Glass, Carter, Opposes the Two-Billion

Stabilization Fund 540Gold, Laws by Which U. S. Buys 749Government Expenditures AssumingHuge Dimensions 903

Text of Administration's Monetary BillAs Passed and Signed 742

Proclamation Revaluing Dollar at 59.06Gold Content Reduced 15.5 GrainsNine-Tenths Fine 746

Treasury Secretary Morgenthau Asks forNo More Monetary Lgeislation at ThisSession of Congress 1435

See article, "Gold Bill," Enactment byCongress of Administration's So-Called 741

See article, "Devaluation of Dollar-U. S. on International Gold BullionStandard" 744

Foreign Trade 541, 1437, 2128Foreign Trade Policy Reviewed by Pres.

Roosevelt in Conference 1440Mail Contracts, Voiding of-Comments ofMark Sullivan 1106

Tariffs. See under "T."Treasury Department-

Considers Funding Short-Term Obliga-tions into Longer Term Securities_ .._1786

PageUnited States of America (Continued)-Treasury Department (Continued)-

Issues $100,000,000 91-Day Bills 198Issues $125,000,000 91-Day Bills 378Issues $500,000,000 1336-Month Notes,

537, 548Issues $500,000,000 736-Month Ctfs.,

537, 548Issues $150,000,000 91-Day Bills 731Issues $125,000.000 91-Day Bills 548Issues $125.000.000 91-Day Bills 914Issues $50,000,000 182-Day Bills 914Issues 8400,000,000 22-Month Notes_

1089, 1100Issues $400,000.000 3-Year Notes-1089, 1100Issues $75,000.000 91-Day Bills 1100Issues $75,000,000 182-Day Bills 1100Issues $75,000.000 91-Day Bills 1277Issues 875,000,000 182-Day Bills 1444Issues $100,000,000 182-Day Bills 1623Issues $100,000.000 91-Day Bills 1969Issues $50,000,000 91-Day Bills 2134Issues $50,000,000 182-Day Bills 2134Offers Treasury Notes in Exchange for

Certificates Maturing March 15 1934-1615Position of Treasury Under Adminis-

tration's New Monetary Policies 748Regulations Issued Under Gold ReserveAct of 1934 747

Ruling Under Gold Reserve Act on Goldfor Settlement of War Debts 748

Secretary of Treasury, Annual Report of 220

PageUnited States of America (Concluded)-Treasury Department (Concluded)-Tax-Exempt Features on Offerings ofNotes and Certificates 1089

Takes Over $132,000,000 in Gold 749Treasury Edict Limiting Title to Gold in

United States-Penalty for Violation- 747Unemployment Insurance Measure to BeProposed by Sen. Wagner 903

Wage Cut of 15% to Government Em-ployees, Senate Votes to Restore 1267

United States Steel Corp., Report of the,_.. _1799

War Debts, Intergovernmental-Finland's' Debt, Negotiations for Reduc-ing Interest on 196

French Government Considers Reopeningof the Debt Problem 1619

Warren, Prof., of Cornell University, TellsSenate Banking Committee that Adminis-tration's "Gold Bill" Will Give Assuranceof Credit Expansion 573

Wallace, Henry A., Secretary of Agriculture,Would Regulate Profits on Capital 723

World Monetary and Economic Conference,Richard Washburn Child to Visit Europein Effort to Revive Interest in the 1621

yugoslavia-Little Entente States Draft a Treaty ofAmity to Be Signed (545

Signs Ten-Year Non-Aggression Treatywith Rumania, Greece and Turkey- -.1099

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Academy of Political Science at PhiladelphiaConference Discusses NRA 622

Speakers before Academy Attack and De-fend Government Monetary Policy 2007

Acceptances. See Bankers' Acceptances.Adams, Charles Francis, Urges Revision of

Securities Act 1661Agriculture. See Farmer.Agricultural Adjustment Administration-

Butter Purchases Discontinued 259Codes Transferred to NRA 262Commodity Credit Corp. Extends Expira-

tion Date of Ear Corn Loans 1307----- Cotton Loans Made 586

Direct Commodity Loans to be Made -on Cotton 2016

Lodns Disburred by Corporation 1161Compensatory Tax on Paper Towels„Manufacturers Seek Reduction on 763

Consumers Guide Reports Increa..e in FoodPrices to Consumer 1494

Reports Increase in Farmers' and Con-sumers' Prices 1985

Corn-Hog Adjustment Contracts Signed- -1986Cotton Acreage Reduction Campaign, Ex-

tension of Closing Date of 944Initial Checks Sent to Producers 2015Plan Declared Effective 1308

Cotton Adjustment Contracts, Ruling Per-mitting Non-Participating Agreementsto be Signed to Cover Farms Ineligiblefor 1681

Cotton Option Sales Prohibited 586Cotton Pool, Operations of 763Davis, Chester C., Announces ChangesMade by Him in Organization of AAA 60

Distribution of Rentals and Benefit Pay-ments Under Program 2189

Food and Grocery Code. See under NRA.Hog Processing Tax Raised 760, 1463Hog Program, Amount Paid to Farmers 111_1463Milk Marketing Agreements Approved- -70, 71Milk Marketing Pact for N. Y. and N. J.

Hearings to Be Held 791Milk Shed Marketing Agreements Termin-ated 791

Pacific Northwest Wheat Export Agree-• ment Amended 33

Sales Under Agreement 402, 1641,----- Production Control Program, Loans to Be

Withheld from Farmers Failing to Co-operate With 1128

State Director., Appointed to Survey Com-pliance With Codes 441

Wheat Adjustment Program-Payments to Farmers -232, 402, 585,

944, 2016Results of Plan Found in Winter Crop

Plantings 585Ahearn, T. J. Jr. Appointed Asst. Mgr.,RFC, N. Y. Loan Agency 438

Alabama Denied Right by U. S. SupremeCourt to Sue Five Other States to Bar En-forcement of Laws Prohibiting Sale ofPrison Made Goods 1155

Alcohol, Commercial, Sold for Beverage Pur-poses, Government Sties for Back Taxes on 437

Alcohol Stocks, Senate Committee Inves-tigates Alleged Pool Activities in 1324

Altschul, Frank, Testifies before Senate Com-mittee on Proposed Stock Market Regu-lation 1834

Aluminum Workers Strike Settled by RLB- -1847American Acceptance Council on Volume of

Acceptances Outstanding-- -416, 1328, 1839Annual Dinner, Addreeme at 781

American Bankers Association-Chase, Dr. Harry W., Addresses AnnualBanquet 982

Executive Council to Hold Spring Meeting-2192Savings Bank Conference to Be Held 409Trust Division Annual Banquet 798Mid-Winter Conference_ .._ -1160, 1174, 1326

American Federation of Labor-Unemployed in U.S. by Months, No.of 68, 2190

American Savings Building and Loan Insti-tute to Hold Conference 794

American Securities Investing Corp. MB-solved 417

American Statistical Assn. Convention-Prof. Rogers Defeats Prof. Reed for Vice-Presidency 76

American University Confers HonoraryDegree on Pres. Roosevelt-Dr. J. M. M.Gray Installed as Chancellor 1665

American Water Works & Electric Co. FilesRegistration Statement Under Securit's Act 976

PageAmsterdamsche Bank. See under Holland.Anaconda Copper Mining Co. Denies Dif-

ferences With NRA 2190Annalist-

Business Activity, Index of_--

_396, 1123, 1816Commodity Prices-26, 227,397. 576, 754,935, 1123, 1303, 1453, 1635, 1818, 1981. 2142

Argentina-Belgium, Commercial Treaty with 1474Bonds-

Purchases for Sinking Fund 778, 1474Tenders Asked 1144, 1474

Buenos Aires Bond Interest Paid in Part,413, 1144. 1833

Loan Adjustment Plan to Remain inForce 956

Cordoba Province Bonds, Sufficient Fundson Hand to Pay Interest on 777

Grain Control Plan Making Money 598Loan from American Bankers 1tenewed_2165Peso Pegged to Sterling_ 413

Arms and Ammunition, Bill Prohibiting Ex-port of, Passed by Senate in AmendedForm 1664

Australia-Bonds-Conversion Loan Oversubscribed-1319New South Wales-Bonds-Tenders Asked 778

Austria-Civil War 1141Germany Denies Spreading Nazi Propa-ganda in Austria 958

Italy and Hungary, Pledges Closer Rela-tionship with 1993

League of Nations Financial CommitteeFinds Conditions Improved 412,1651,

Trade Treaty with Canada Extended 593Trade Unions Dissolved by Decree 1833

Automobile Industry-Distribution in Mid-West. According to

Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago_ _941, 1462Employment Highest Since Sept. 1929-- -1823Financing 232, 940Production 585, 1462, 1824. 2149Review of industry in 1933 232Roosevelt, Pres. F. D., Congratultes In-

dustry for Part in National Recovery- - - 402Strike Postponed While Pres. Roosevelt

Confers with Manufacturers and LaborLeaders 2019Settlement Negotiated 2191

Wages Raised, Hours Shortened 1848Aviation-North American Aviation, inc., Reportedto Have Sold Holdings in Douglas Air-craft Co 1659

U. S. Cancels Air Mail Contracts. Seeunder U. S. A.-Post Office.

Aviation Stocks, N. Y. Stock Exchange In-vestigates Trading in 1149. 1658Morgan, J. P., & Co. Denies Having Ad-

vance information on Cancellation ofMail Contracts 1838

Ayers, Col. Leonard P.-Business Conditions 395,1120.1817

Bein°, Earl, Resigns as Special Asst. Secy.of Treasury 251

Baker, Ben)., & Co., Inc., Bankrupt 1839Baltimore Assn. of Commerce Urges Modi-

fication of Securities Act 1662Baltimore Stock Exchange RepresentativesConfer With Congressmen on Amend-ments to Securities Act 1662

Bank Clearings and Course of Trade andSpeculation 384

Bank for International Settlements-Dividend Declared Despite Falling Off of

Business 1993Gold Not Immune from Restriction and

Regulation in U. S 1137Statement, Monthly 242, 955, 1652U. S. Action in Setting Dollar Limits

Believed Prelude to Fixing Ratio toPound and Franc 411

U. S. Not on Gold Standard Accordingto Bank 1137

Bank of-America (Calif.) on Far Western Business

Conditions 582. 939Farm Buying Power, Survey of 1459Silver Production in 1934 Anticipated__ _2147

Co-operatives. See under FCA.France. See under France.Montreal. See under Canada.New York & Trust Co. Observes 150th

Anniversary 1847

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United States-Levy, Supreme Court Justice Aaron J.,Permitted to Settle Debt to Bank onBasis of 10% 602

Suit Against Officers and Directors ofBank-Isidor Kresel and HenryW. Pollock Eliminated as De-fendants Upon Agreement to Pay- 602

Weinberg, Morris, V.-P., Settles for8400,000 1175

Suit for Collection of AssessmentsAgainst Stockholders Ruled Outby Connecticut Court 1175

New Jersey Court Dismisses Suit 1175Bankers' Acceptances-Volume Outstanding According to Amer.

Acceptance Council 416, 1328, 1839Bankers Trust Co. Annual Meeting 273. 444Bankhead Cotton Control Bill. See under

Cotton.Banking Act of 1933-Amendment Relieves Officials from Owner-ship of Stock 963

Deposit Insurance to Be Made Temporaryfor Another Year 1160

Merchants Assn. of N. Y. RegistersOpposition to Deposit Guarantee Pro-vision 1159

New York State Bankers Assn. Urges ThatProvision Making Deposit InsurancePermanent be Deferred 965

Bankruptcies-Baker, Benj., & Co., Inc., Syracuse

Brokers, Bankrupt 1839Dun & Bradstreet-Record of Insolvencies for year 1933 737Monthly Failures 939, 1636

Johnson, Gen. Hugh S., Analyses BusinessFailures of 1933 755

New York Stock Exchange List of Com-panies Reported in Receivership orBankruptcy 1999

Bankruptcy Act-Amendment Proposed Allowing Landlords'Claim for Future Rent to Become aProvable Claim Criticized by HenryHyman 796

Banks and Banking-Annual Meetings and Reports-Bankers Trust Co 267.444Central Hanover Bank & Trust Co 267Chase National Bank 270Chemical Bank & Trust Co 445Continental Bank & Trust Co. of N. Y 449Corn Exchange Bank & Trust Co 267Empire Trust Co. of New York, 448First National Bank of New York 267Guaranty Trust Co., Annual Meeting of

Stockholders 446Hibernia National Bank of N. 0 447Irving Trust Co. of N. Y 448, 623Manufacturers Trust Co. of N. Y 273National Bank of Commerce, N. 0- - 448National City Bank of N. Y 287New York Trust Co 267

Burgess, W. Randolph, Defends BanksAgainst Charges of Being Niggardly inExtending Credits 967

Clearings and Course of Speculation 384Department of Justice inquiring into Bank-ing in Several Large Cities 602

Deposit Guaranty.--See FDIC.Deposit Insurance Schemes Surveyed by

N.Y. Chamber of Commerce 782Conn. Bankers Assn. Opposes Principleof Idea 1292

Detroit Banking Situation investigated bySenate Committee .247, 599, 602, 960, 961Dept. of Justice inquiey into Situation 602

Detroit Bank Failures, Holding CompanyStockholders Held Liabile to Assessmentby Federal Court in Case of 1681

Dividend Disbursement by N. Y. C. Banks 65Federal Deposit Liquidation Board-Loans

from RFO 797Applications from Closed State Banks

for Loans 798Committees to Be Consolidated withRFC Agencies 2174

Harriman National Bank & Trust Co.Failure-

Harriman, Joseph W.. Must Stand Trialon Charge of Misapplying Funds 602

New York Clearing House Banks Suedby Government, 'Which Alleges BanksAre Responsible for Losses 602

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PageBanks and Banking (Concluded)-Holding Company Stockholders Held Liableto Assessment in Case of Defunct DetroitBanks by Federal Court 1681

Holiday.-See U. S. A.-Banking Crisis.House Banking Committee Hearings onLoan Policy of Banks Addressed byChair. Jones of RFC 1165

Interest on Deposits-Milwaukee Clearing House Assn. Re-duces Rate on Savings Deposits 965

Interest May Not Be Paid on Deposits inBanks Insured Under FDIC 443, 617

Investment Affiliate Divorced by CitizensSouthern National Bank 781

Jones, Jesse H. Warns Banks RFC WillLoan Money Direct to Borrowers UnlessThey Loosen Credit 962

Moratorium -See U. S. A.-BankingCrisis.

National Banks-Comptroller of Currency Call, Condition

as Shown by 1662Call for Condition as of March 5 2173

Lack Authority to Pledge Securities toSecure Public Deposits, According toRuling of U. S. Supreme Court 1174

Reopening After Bank Holiday.-SeeU. S. A.-Banking Crisis.

Senate Passes Bill Requiring UnclaimedDeposits Be Turned Over to TreasuryDepartment 1681

New Jersey Law Permitting Banks to IssuePreferred Stock. Suit to Question Con-stitutionality of 618

New York City Banks-Dividends Disbursed Last Year 65Stockholders, Average Holdings of 603Stocks Surveyed by Col. 0. J. Treaterof Holt, Rose & Troster 66

Stocks, Values of, According to Holt,Rose & Treater 66

Monthly Range 964Range for Last Year 66New York State Legislation Affecting

Banks .-See under New York State.O'Connor, Compt. of Cur., Believes BanksAre on Very Firm Foundation 781Rand McNally Bankers Monthly ComparesPresent Banking Situation with That of50 Years Ago 966

Reopening of Banks Closed During BankHoliday.-See U. S. A.-Banking Crisis.

Savings Banks-Mutual Savings Banks, Condition of, atYear End 781

New York State Banks, Deposits in - 603State Banks-Control of Banks Not Members of

Reserve System Returned to States_ - 72Stock Assessment Held Applicable to

Stockholders of Holding Company byFederal Court 1681

Trust Companies-Condition at Dec. 31 of Trusts in N. Y.,Boston, Phil.. Bait., and St. Louis_ _ _1854

Opposed to Proposal that CommonStocks be Bought for Trust Funds asHedge Against Inflation 1326

Trust Companies in New York and Else-where, Review of, in 1933 1802

Bauer, George F.. Questions Need for Export-Import Bank 1331

Bayuk Cigars, Inc.. Pres. of. ProtestsAgainst Proposed Bill to Regulate StockExchanges 1662

Beck, Rep. J. M., Tells N. Y. State BarAssn. N RA is Climax of Series of Con-stitutional Changes Started Years Ago 791

Becker, Robert, Completes 50 Years Serv-ice with N. Y. Stock Exchange 249

Beet Sugar. See under Sugar Industry.Belgian Congo Proposes to Limit Tin Produc-

tion 407Belgium-

Argentina. Commercial Treaty with 1474Gold Standard to be Maintained 596King Killed-Crown Prince Succeeds toThrone 1318

Societe Intercommunale Beige d'Electri-cite, Ruling of British House of LordsHolds Gold Clause in Bonds of, Binding_ 244

Bi-Metallism. See under Silver.Black, Eugene R., Defends Government

Monetary Policy 2007Indicates Approval of Bill to RegulateStock Exchanges 2167

Recommends that Reserve Requirementsof Member Banks of Federal ReserveSystem be Determined by Velocity ofTurnover 2173

Blagden, George, Death of 2175Bolivia-Chaco Hostilities Resumed 247League of Nations Abandons Efforts to

Settle Controversy 1831Bond Market, Course of.. -16, 219. 393, 555,738, 920, 1110, 1292, 1451, 1629. 1812.

1976, 2140Bond Pool Dissolved 417Bonds, Foreign. Price. Index of 1653Bonds of Nations in Default on Debt to U. S.

Johnson Bill Prohibiting Offering of. Ap-proved by Senate 243

Book Notice-The Menace of Recovery-What the NewDeal Means-Book by Wm. MacDonald-1452

Borah, Sen. Wm. E., Opposed to Crop Re-duction Policy 2015

Bourine, Joseph B., Dies 1151Brain Trust Accused of Planning Change ofGovernment in U. S. A 2188

Brand, C. J.. Sees Indications of LargeScale Fertilizer Production by TVA 1644

Brazil-Agricultural Mortgages, Bond Issue Au-

thorized to Finance Loans on 1834Bonds-

Dollar Issues, Service Agreement for,Signed 956

New York Stock Exchange Ruling_ _ _2165Stevens, R. B., of Foreign Bondholders

. Assn. Satisfied with Agreement__ - 956Coffee-

Destruction of Coffee by Growers_ _234. 402Drop in Amount Destroyed Does Not

Indicate Change in Policy_ _ _ 1464Export Tax, Denies Reported Modifica-

tion of 586National Coffee Dept. Denies Nego-

tiating Sales of Coffee to ForeignCountries 233

Negotiations for Sale of Coffee to U. S.,Denies Rumors of 761

Coffee Bank Organized 1994

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Foreign Commercial Drafts, Decree Regu-lating Payment of 2165

Gold Clause Clarified 2165San Paulo Coffee Realization Dollar Bonds

Drawn 1144, 1834Coupons to Be Paid 1834

United States, Frozen Funds Agreementwith, Not Violated Says Finance Min-ister 598

Wheat to Be Purchased from U. S. Insteadof Argentina 2150

Bread. See under Grain.Brokerage House Accounts, N. Y. Law Per-

mitting Subpoenaing of, Upheld by U. S.Supreme Court 959

Brokers' Loans-Call Loans, Amount Invested in, by Large

Corporations 1659Standard Oil Co. of N. J. Defends Loans.2009

Volume Outstanding-Federal Reserve Bank of N. Y., Figuresof_41, 241, 409, 594, 769, 953, 1136,

1315, 1469, 1650, 1830. 1991, 2158N.Y. Stock Exchange Figures.. 48, 780. 1474

Brown, James, Sees Real Progress in 1933,in Year End Survey 48

Retires from Brown Bros., Harriman Sr Co. 72Budd, E. G., Mfg. Co. Denies Violating La-

bor Provision of NIRA 789Accepts Mediation of NLB 1492Employees Vote on Unions 2019

Budget. See under U. S. A.Buckner, T. A., Reviews Record of Life In-surance Companies in 1933 72

Buenos Aires. See under Argentina.Buffalo Unemployment Conditions 40Building Industry-

Construction Contracts Awarded Accordingto F. W. Dodge Corp. 399, 1304. 1981

Costs Show Steady Rise According to DowService Reports 26

Illinois Dept. of Labor Reviews BuildingActivity 30. 1306, 1821

NRA Code Approved 977Operations in 1933 Reviewed 556Refractories Industry Shortens Hours,

Raises Wages 1829U. S. Dept. of Labor on Building Activity

in U. S 27Building and Loan Associations-Annual Meetings of Associations Com-mented on 795

Disbursements Made in 1933 795Loans Made in Latter Half of 1933 1338

Bulgaria-League of Nations Finds EconomicConditions Improved 412

Cotton Production Higher 2152Bullitt, W. C., First U. S. Envoy to SovietRussia 69Sails for Post 1470

Senate Confirms Nomination 414Uncle of Mr. Bullltt Denounces Russian

Recognition by U. 5 69Burgess Industries Meets Payroll with SilverDollars 607Burgess, W. Randolph, Defends BanksAgainst Charges of Withholding Credits_ _ 967

Business Advisory Council-Report to Coun-cil on Company Union System 266

Busineed Conditions-Annalist on Business. See under A.Ayers, Col. Leonard P., Review of Business

Conditions 395, 1120, 1817Bank Clearing.; and Course of Trade and

Speculation 384Bank of America (Calif.) on Far Western

Business Condltione 582Brown, James, of N.Y. Chamber of Com-merce. Sees Real Progress During 1933in Year End Survey 48

Federal Reserve Banks, Views of Various.See under Federal Reserve Bank of.

Federal Reserve Board, Views of. Seeunder Federal Reserve Board.

Guaranty Trust Co. on Business Con-ditions 752, 1499. 2187

Heimann, H. II., Views on Business 1339Law. William A., Pres. A. B. A., Sees signsof Business Improvement _ 16

League of Nations Pessimistic on WorldTrade 1651

Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce onBusiness Conditions 1307

McLaughlin, George V., Sees U. S. One-third Out of Depression 961

Moody's Investors Survey AdvocatesMoratorium on Governmental Inter-ference as Aid to Business 2188

Muir, Malcolm, Sees Sharp BusinessAdvance in 1934 65

National City Bank of N. Y. Report ofIlusinesa Conditions 25, 934, 1638

National Industrial Conference Board Re-ports Continuance of World BusinessItevival in 1933 2023

Sloan, Alfred P. Jr., of General Motors,Sees Improvement in World Conditions_ 23

Statisticians in Industry on Business Con-ditions 578, 1301, 2147

University of Texas on Industrial Recovery 1461Wells Fargo Bank & Union Trust Co. ofSan Frandisco Reviews Businen inCalifornia 31,581

Whitney. Richard, Pres. N. Y. StockExchange, Believes Worst of Depre.sionis Over 47

Young, C. W., & Co., Survey IndicatesMajority of Business Men Look forImproved Conditions 582

Butler, Dr. Nicholas M., Declares World isBankrupt But Lacks Willingness toAdmit It 265

Butter. See Dairy Products.

rtafferv, Jefferson, Presents Credentials as‘..... U. S. Ambassador to Cuba 1655Call Loans. See Brokers' Loans.Campbell. F. B., Returns Gold to TreasuryUnder Protest 1482

Canada-Bank of Montreal Summary of Business,

583. 1993Banks, Condition of 243.992Canadian Bank of Commerce Annual

Meeting 266Business Conditions in Canada 1639

Central Bank, Initial Steps Taken forCreation of 1316

Currency Devaluation on Basin Similar toU. S. Anticipated 596

Farm Loans Made in Ontario Decrease_ __ _1128Gold Expert Ban Extended 255

Increase in Exports 772Shipments to Be Made to U.S.953

PageCanada (Concluded)-Gold Production in British Columbia 255Holt, Sir Herbert, Urges Lighter TaxBurden 411

Life Insurance Sales 576Logan, S. H., of Can. Bank of Commerce,on Industrial Conditions in Canada_ - - -1639

Montreal Stock Exchange and Curb Ex-change Cut Commission Rates 780

Year Book Issued 1320Montreal Stock Exchange Contracts NewWire Service 1661

Montreal Stock Exchange Amends By-Laws 45Newsprint Exports 1462, 1640Production 2149

Royal Bank of Canada on Business Condi-tions 28

Annual Statement of President to Stock-holders 411

St. Lawrence Waterway Treaty, SenateFails to Ratify 1832

Stock Margining by Brokers DeclaredMoney Lending Operation by MontrealCourt 930

Toronto Stock Exchange and Others CutCommission Rates 780

Toronto Stock Exchange Merges withToronto Stock and Mining Exchange 1150

Trade Treaties with Germany and AustriaExtended 593

Wheat Marketing Control Bills in Parlia-ment and Three Provincial Legislatures_1984

Canadian Bank of Commerce. See underCanada.

Candle Manufacturing Industry Code Ap-proved 1676

Capital Flotations 204, 922, 1630Great Britain, Capital Issues in 212

Capital Market Reopening According to E.B. Smith & Co 1337

Cattle. See under Livestock.Cement-Portland Cement Production Shipmentsand Stocks 766,1313, 2155

PWA Projects, Sec. Ickes Favors FederalCement Production in PWA Projects-1133

Central Hanover Bank & Trust Co 267Chaco Hostilities Resumed 247League of Nations Abandons Efforts to

Settle Controversy 1831Chain Store Age Report of Chain Store Sales

579, 1458, 2143Chain Stores-

Federal Trade Commission Report onPrice Policies 31

Sales-Chain Store Age Report- - - -579, 1458, 2143Federal Reserve Bank of New York

Report 1302, 2145Lehman Bros. Figures 1303Merrill, Lynch & Co. Study of Sales_ _ _ - 579

Chamberlain, Neville. See under GreatBritain.

Chamberlain, Sir Austin. See under GreatBritain.

Chase. Dr. H. W., Addresses ABA Banquet- 982Chase Corp., R. L. Clarkson Retires as Presi-dent of 1682

Chase National Bank of N. Y.-Annual Meeting 270Capital Structure to Be Revised 624Approved by Stockholders 1500

Cuba Suspends Payments Required to BeMade to Chase 413

McHugh, John, and Charles McCain toRetire from Bank Positions 76

Officers Elected 270RFC to Be Sold Shares of l'referred Stock.. 624Suit to Be Brought by Stockholders Com-

mittee Against Bank and its SecuritiesAffiliate and Officers and Directors_ _ 50

Stockholders Requested to Communicatewith Committee 1682

Chemical Bank & Trust Co. Annual Report_ 445Chicago Board of Trade-Annual Meeting 569Grain Futures Act Violation Charged toTwo Members 416, 601

Grain Futures Commission Order Suspend-ing Activities of Board for Refusing to

• Admit Farmers Nat'l Grain Corp. asClearing Member, U. S. Supreme CourtDeclines to Review Decision of LowerCourt Setting Aside 1660

Officers Elected 569Chicago Stock Exchange-Members Sent Summary of Provisions of

Bill to Control Stock Exchanges 1149Sales in 1933-Monthly Range of Prices,

566, 569Child Labor Amendment to Constitution En-

dorsed by Pres. Roosevelt 1155Guthrie, W. D., Sees Dangers in ProposedAmendment 1498

Opposed by Dr. Lowell of Ilarvard 1498Reed, Former Sen., Asks Defeat of Amend-ment 1498

Child. Richard W., Sails for Europe to StudyEconomic Situation 1832

Chile-Business Upturn Noted by Central Bank_ _1656Nitrate Price Advanced 38Wheat Price Fixed-Export Board Createdto Prevent Shortage 942

China-Bonds-Coupon to Be Paid 45Inflationary Intentions Denied by Finance

Minister 1317Silver Agreement Ratified 1482Silver Embargo, Growing Sentiment Favor-ing 1317

Silver Price, Chinese Bankers Ask U. S.Not to Raise 1482

United natal RFC Credit for Purchase ofWheat and Cotton Reduced 617, 2165

Chronicle, Jacob Seibert, Late Editor a,Tributes to 1992

Cigars-Cigarettes. See under Tobacco.Cincinnati Stock Exchange-Monthly Rangeof Prices in 1933 1113

Circulation of Currency. See under U. S. A.-Currency.

Citizens & Southern Nat. Bank Sells Invest-ment Affiliate 781

City Bank Farmers Trust Co. CelebratesAnniversary

1500Civil Works Administration. See under NRA. Civilian Conservation Corps, Report of

Operations of 1172Life of Corps Extended 1172

Clark. Dr. Charles E., Predicts SupremeCourt Will Uphold Most of RecoveryLegislation 796

Clark, John, Named Special Asst. to Secy. ofTreasury 252

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PageClarkson, R. L., Retires as Pres. Chase

Securities Corp 1682Cleaners and Dyers Trade Practices Acted onby Federal Trade Commission 981

Cleveland Stock Exchange—Monthly Rangeof Prices in 1933 1111

Cleveland Trust Co. Survey of Business 395.1120. 1817

Cllnton Trust Co. of N. Y. Receives DepositInsurance Ctfs 72

Cloak and Suit Code. See under NRA.Coal Industry—

Anthracite—Federal Reserve Bank of Phil. on Em-ployment and Payrolls in Collieries. 1306

Production, Monthly-593, 951. 1315, 1829Production. Weekly__41, 240. 409. 593.768, 951, 1135, 1314, 1469. 1650,

1829, 1990, 2157Shipments 409, 1136, 1829Strike in Northern Pennsylvania by

Members of Insurgent Union 768End of Strike 1136

Bituminous—Production, Monthly.. _593. 951. 1315. 1829Production, Weekly_41, 240, 409, 593,768. 951, 1135, 1314, 1469, 1650,

1829, 1990. 2157Steel Company Ordered to Sign LaborPact in Captive Mine Case 261

Stocks 952Coke—Production, Weekly_ _41. 240. 409, 593,

768. 951. 1135, 1314. 1469, 1650, 1829.1990, 2157

Monthly 1829Cocoa—Annual Statement of Pres. N. Y. CocoaExchange Forecasts Better Times forCocoa 234

Consumption, Imports and Exports of U. S. 234New York Cocoa Exchange, Review of _ _ _1465

Coffee—Arrivals at Port of N. Y. for First HalfCrop Year 761

Brazilian Coffee. See under Brazil.Colombia Exports in Nov. Highest SinceAugust 402

English, W. H. Jr., Pres. N. Y. Coffee dcSugar Exchange, Reviews Coffee MarketIn 1933 233

Imports into U. S 233Price Rise to Continue Brazilian Dealers

Assert 402World Visible Supply 1641

Coke. See under Coal.Colgate Palmolive Peet Co. Gets' No Benefitfrom NRA 1494

Collections and Sales According to NationalAssn. of Credit Men 1460

Collins, Charles A., before House Committeeon Stock Exchange Bill 1477

Colombia—Bondholders Committee to Co-operate

with Administration 46Describes Financial Benefits to Colombiaof U. S. Gold Reserve Act 1319

Surveys Financial Condition of Colombia—Declares Bond Interest Could bePaid 778

Bonds, Dollar. Scrip Certificates to BeIssued In Lieu of Cash in Payment ofCoupons of 1655

Protective Committee Opposed to Plan_1655Coffee Exports In Nov. Highest Since Aug_ 402Gold to Be Purchased 2165Loan Contracted for, to Pay for Purchaseof Warships 1474

Colorado National Banks, Reopening of 984Columbus Stock and Bond Exchange—Rangeof Prices in 1933 by Months 1118

Commercial & Financial Chronicle, Tributes1.• to Jacob Seibert, Late Editor of 1992Commercial Paper Outstanding417. 1151. 2001Commodities, Basic, World Production of.. -1638Commodity Credit Corp. See AAA.Commodity Exchange, Inc.—

Candidates for Governors and NominatingCommittees Named 48

Elected 416Officers Elected 600Silver Stored in Licensed Depositaries,Amount of 971

Transactions on Exchange in 1933 416Commodity Exchanges--

Bill for Supervision Introduced in Senate-1150Smith, Sen., Proposes Postponement ofGovernment Supervision of Exchanges-1327

Wallace, Sec. of Agr., in Letter to Pres.Roosevelt, Outlines Tentative Legisla-tion to Regulate Exchanges 1327

Commodity Prices—Annalist Weekly Index...26. 227. 576, 754,935, 1123, 1303, 1453, 1635, 1818, 1981, 2142

Moody's investors Service Daily index_26,226, 576, 754, 935, 1121, 1300, 1454,

1634, 1816. 1978. 2142National Fertilizer Assn. Weekly Index.27,226, 576, 755, 933, 1123, 1302, 1454,

1644, 1819. 1978, 2146U. S. Dept. of Labor Weekly Index.. _ —26,

227, 399, 579, 754, 935, 1122. 1302,1457, 1819. 1979, 2143

Monthly. 580, 1456, 1980Communication System, Plan for Federal

Control of 599, 1161Roosevelt, Pres. F. D., Asks Legislation

Providing Control Commission 1484Comptroller of Currency. See under U. S. A.Congress. See under U. S. A.Connecticut Bankers Assn. Annual Dinner—

Opposition to Deposit Insurance Voiced-1292Construction Industryl.Code. See under NRA.Consumers Guide. See under AAA.Consumers Advisory Board. See under NRA.Continental Bank & Trust Co. of N. Y.Annual Meeting 449

Continental-Illinois Bank 8: Trust Co. ofChicago, W. J. Cummings of FDIC ElectedChairman of Board—RFC Holds MajorityStock Interest 273

Coolidge, Thomas Jefferson. AppointedSpecial Asst. Sec. of Treasury 2192

Copenhagen Telephone Co. See under Den-mark.

Copper—Federal Works. Use of Copper in, Urgedby Ten Senators 1846

Germany Embargoes Purchases of ForeignCopper 2156

Japanese Producers Abandon CurtailmentAgreement 959

RFC Appropriation for Purchase of CopperProvided in Senate Bill 2157

PageCorcoran, Thomas, Suggests Modification of

Fletcher Rayburn Bill 1323, 1478Cordoba. See under Argentina.Corn Exchange Bank & Trust Co. Annual

Meeting 267Corporate Fiduciaries Assn. of N. Y. C. to

Elect Officers 624Corporation Earnings Improve in 1933. Ac-cording to National City Bank ______ _ - 966

Cost of Living in U. 5 398, 401. 1124. 1822Costa Rica, Salvador Sends Envoy to, Fol-lowing Recognition 779

Coscigan Jones Sugar Bill. See under SugarIndustry.

Cotton—AAA Program. See under AAA.American Cotton—

Prices in Foreign Markets Highest inYears 2151

World Consumption 2151Bankhead Cotton Control Bill—Amendments to House Bill Planned by

Sen. Bankhead 2006House Committee Hearings on Bill 1171

Votes Favorable Report 1464House Debate to Start 1643House Passes Bill 2006Roosevelt, Pres. F. D., tteported NotOpposed to Bill 587Indorses Principle of Bill 1309

Questionnaire Sent to Growers to LearnSentimane t Toward Bill 586, 761

Senate Passes Bill with Amendments-2183Bulgarian Production Higher 2152Census Report of Consumption. Sotcks,&c 404, 1129, 1824

Cloth. Domestic, Sales of 403, 1308Compress Operators, State Tax on, Upheldby U. S. Supreme Court 763

Consumption, Report of Census Bureau,404. 1129, 1824

Consumption, World, According to Bureauof Agricultural Economics 2151

Consumption, World, Near Pm-depressionLevels, According to N.Y.Cotton Exch.1465

Cottonseed Oil Production, Census Reporton 403, 1129, 1824

Crop Forecasts by Government Would BeProhibited by Bill to Be Introduced bySenator Smith 586

Crop. World, Estimated 34Deliveries Against Future Contracts to Be

Studied by Committee of Ten 762Exports 404Fertilizer Sales in Cotton Belt 1643French Mills Cut Wages 405Ginning Report of Census 587Greek Spinners to Fill Half Requirements

with Domestic Cotton 405Hedging Discussed by Alston H. Garside.Ecnomist of N. Y. Cotton Exchange.. - 73

India Lowers Import Duty on Piece Goodsand Fonts 404

Mill Activity in United States 1308Mill Activity, World, Reported Increasing- 35Production, World, Estimated_ _ _ _ 74Spinning Industry, Activity in_587, 1309, 2152United States Exports in Past Two Years.. 74World Cotton Consumption 1465

Coughlin, Rev. ' Charles E., Debate withJames P. Warburg on Money Proposals 434

Court Rulings—Alabama Denied Right to Sue Five Other

States by U.S. Supreme Court—Wishedto Bar Prohibition of Sale of PrisonMade Goods 1155

Bank of U. S., Suit to Collect Assessmentsfrom Stockholders of, Ruled Out by Con-necticut Court 1175

Bank Stock Assessment Held Applicable toHolders of Company Shares by FederalCourt 1681

Chicago Board of Trade Suspension byGrain Futures Commission, U. S. Su-preme Court Declines to Review Deci-sion of Lower Court Setting Aside_ ....1661

Cotton Compress Operators, U.S. SupremeCourt Upholds State Tax on 763

Kentucky Tax on Oleomargaine Held In-valid by U. S. Supreme Court 55

Landlords Whose Tenants Enter Bank-ruptcy Have no Valid Claims for RentsUnder Leases, U. S. Supreme CourtRules 960

Martin Act in N. Y. State, U. S. SupremeCourt Upholds Constitutionality of. _ _ 959

Minnesota Mortgage Moratorium Upheldby U. S. Supreme Court 256

NRA Statute in N. Y. Unpheld by Court_ 64Nebraska's Right to Regulate Weight ofBread Upheld by U. S. Supreme Court- 439

New York State Emergency Bank Act De-clared Unconstitutional 432

Constitutionality Upheld by Court ofAppeals 2175

Law for Rehabilitation of MortgageGuaranty Companies Declared Un-constitutional 784

Declared Valid by Appeals Court.... _2008North Dakota Embargo on Grain Ship-ments Declared Void 439

Prohibition Law Violators. Prosecution of,Voided by U. 5. Supreme Court 1171

Sugar Institute, Inc. Found to HaveViolated Anti-Trust Act 1679

Credit Banks for Industry Bill—Federal Advisory Council and Federal

Reserve Bank Governor Approve Pro-posal 1332, 1668

Glass, Sen., Proposes Substitute MeasureProviding Loans by Federal ReserveBanks to Industry 2184

Roosevelt, Pres., Asks Chairmen of Houseand Senate Banking Committees to Con-sider Legislation 2184

Text of Bill Submitted by President 1997Crop Loans. See under Farmer.Crop Production Loan Bill Signed by Pres.

Roosevelt 974, 1463Text of Bill—Appropriation of Funds.. _ _1678

Crowley. L. T., Takes Office as Chairman ofFDIC 1292

Crude Oil. See under Petroleum.Cuba—Bonds Purchased and Canceled for Sink-

ing Fund 1656Tenders of Sugar Stabilization BondsSought 2161

Caffery, Jefferson, Presents Credentials asAmbassador from U. S 1655

Chase National Bank, Payments Requiredto Be Made to Suspended ' 413

Elections for Assembly to Be Held—Presi-dent to Retire 45

PageCuba (Concluded)—Sugar Decree Fixes 1933-34 Crop 34Exports Lower in 1933 1129Market Conditions Discussed by B. W.Dyer & Co 1307

Roosevelt Sugar Plan. Mildly Dig..appointed at 944

U. S. Urged to Enter Trade AgreementResulting in Lower Sugar Tariff 34

United States Grants Recognition 597Sugar Export Tax a Possibility 2150U. S. A. Export-Import Bank Formed toDevelop Trade. See U. S. A.—Export-Import Bank.

Cummings, Walter J. Elected Chairman ofContinental Illinois hank & Trust Co 273

Currency. See under U. S. A.Czechoslovakia—Bonds Drawn for Redemption 1833Currency Devaluation Announced_ _1142, 1143

Disquieting to London 114.2Foreign Exchange—Rate Declines 597

Prague Cubinet Resigns in Currency Con-troversy 1143

riairy Products—Benefit Payments to Industry Provided

in Bill Passed by House 974Butter Purchased by Federal Relief Agency 259Butter Purchases with AAA Funds Dis-

continued 259

Eggs to Be Distributed to Needy by Fed-eral Surplus Relief Corp 259

Milk—Lehman, Gov., of N. Y. Tells Farmers

Federal Co-operation is Necessary toAvoid Milk Shed Crisis 792

Marketing Agreements. See under AAA.

Production below A Year Ago 1463

Dallas Chamber of Commerce Opposed to

30 Hour Week 1494

Danzig Enters into Trade Treaty with U. S-2164

Davis, Chester C., Announces Reorganiza-tion of AAA 60

Debt, National, of U.S. According to Census

Bureau 786

Denmark—Copenhagen Telephone Co Sued in DanishCourt by Danish Business Man for Pay-ment in Gold on Dollar Bonds 596

Court Holds Case Should Be Tried byUnited States Courts 1317

Trade Agreement with Germany 2164

Department Store Sales—Federal Reserve

Board Figures 227, 1123. 1819, 2145

Federal Reserve Bank of Boston Report__ 755

Federal Reserve Bank of N. Y. Figures753, 1455. 1980

Deposit Insurance. See FDIC.—Also

Banking Act of 1933.Deposit Liquidation Board. See Banks and

Banking—Fed. Dep. Liquid. Board.Detroit Banking Investigated by Senate Com-

mittee 247, 599, 602. 960. 961

Department of Justice Inquiring into

Situation 602

Detroit Bank Failures. Holding Company

Shareholders Held Assessable in Case of. _1681

Detroit Guardian Union Group, Inc. and

Detroit Bankers Co. Stockholders Held

Assessable by Federal Court in Failure of

Detroit Banks 1681

Detroit Stock Exchange—Monthly Range of

Prices in 1933—Yearly Range 1117

Detroit Trust Co., Independence of, Stressed 961

Dickinson, John, Voices Objections to Stock

Exchange Regulation Bill Before House

Committee 1836

Diggs, Walter R. Appointed Exec. Asst. to

Director of FDIC 617

Disarmament Plan Submitted to Principal

Powers by Great Britain 773. 1139

French Government Rejects Proposals-2160

German Demands Considered at Conversa-

tions in Rome and Berlin 1653

Italy Offers Plan 1139

U. S. A. to Support British Plan—Favors

Non-aggression Treaty to Supplement

Convention 1664

District of Columbia Liquor Control Bills

Pass House and Senate 438

Dividends on Common Stock Still Low

According to Mood's Investors Survey_ _1173

Dodge, F. W., Corp. Construction Contracts

Awsrded 399, 1304. 1981

Dollar. See TJ. S. A.—Currency.Dollar Devaluation. See U. S. A.--Gole Re-

serve Act of 1934.Douglas Aircraft Co., Inc., Holdings

in,

Reported Sold by North Am. Aviation, Inc.1659

Douglas. Lewis W., Budget Director—Executive Order Requiring Appr

oval by

Douglas of Expenditures for. Relief and

Recovery Rescinded 260

Du Pont, Pierre S., Predicts NLB Will

Eliminate Strikes 795

Dun St Bradstreet—Commercial Failures in 1933 737

Monthly Figures 939, 1636

Durable Goods Industries Committee Op-

posed to Wagner Bill and Stock Exchange

Rmulation Bill 2171

Dutch East Indies. See Holland—East

Indies.Dyeing and Printing Industry. Gen. Wm. N.Haskell Named Head of Code Authority for 791

Dyer, B. W. dc Co. Comments on Cuban

Sugar Market 1307

East Texas Oil Proration. See Petroleum—Production Restriction.

Eastern Regional Saving.; Conference—Ellery, C. F., Discusses Salvaging of Real

Estate Mortgages 794Eastman, Joseph B., Co-ordinator of Rail-roads. Submits Plan for Public Ownershipand Operation of Railroads 570. 1813

Ecuador an Peru, Pres. Roosevelt of U. S.Agrees to Arbitrate Boundary DisputeBetween 1144

Eggs. See Dairy Products.El Salvador—Government Recognized by

United States 779Costa Rica, Envoy Sent to, Following

Recognition 779Electric Home and Farm Authority. Seeunder TVA.

Electric Refrigerator Sales 2147Electricity. See under Public Utility Industry.Ellery, C. F., Discusses Salvaging of Real

Estate Mortgages 794Emmet, G. T., Appointed U. S. Minister to

Netherlands 45

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Empire Trust Co., N. Y. Annual Meeting_ - 448Employment Conditions. See Labor Con-

ditions.Engelhard, Charles, Survey of Platinum

Industry 62England. See Great Britain.English, W. H., Jr. Reviews Coffee and SugarMarkets in 1933 233Ecuador-Central Bank to Make Loan to Government1834

Europe-Child, R. W., to Study Economic Situationfor United States 1832

Fall Wheat Sowings Reported Lower_ -- -1463Sugar Production and Consumption 1986Export-Import Bank of Washington Formedby Government. See under U. S. A.

Vailures. See Bankruptcies.airbank, Alfred. Says Trust Men AreOpposed to Proposal that Common StocksBe Bought for Trust Funds as HedgeAgainst Inflation 1326Fairchild Index of Retail Prices 397Poll of Attitude of Merchants to CurrencyInflation 435Farley, Postmaster Gen., in Letter to Sen.Black, Indicates Reasons for Cancellationof Air Mall Contracts 1158Farm Credit Administration-Bank of Co-operatives at Omaha, J. H.

Mason to Head 1174Central Bank for Co-operatives Loansto Farmers Co-operative Associations_2189Coffee Acquired from Brazil-Bids onJanuary Quota Rejected 233Bids on February Quota 1641New Bids on Jan. Quota 402, 761, 1129Co-operative Division Reports LargerLive Stock Sales 2190Crop Loans from Emergency Fund, Regula-

tions for Obtaining 1677Farm Co-operative Purchases of SuppliesIncreasing 1985Farm Mortgage Loans 1174Federal Farm Mortgage Corp-Bill Creating Corporation and Providing

for Guarantee of Bonds as to Princi-pal and Interest Proposed by Pres.Roosevelt - Introduced in Senateand House 255House Passes Bill 437Senate Passes Bill-President Signs It 973Text of Act 1118Bonds of Corporation Traded Over

Counter 2172Grants to Farmers in 1934 Estimated toReach Billion Dollars 1165Loans Made by Various Officers Com-prising Administration 1174

Interest Rates Lowered on Merchandis-ing Loans 1840Production Credit Associations Organized

to Make Loans in Agricultural Localities618. 1335

Amount of Initial Applications for Loans1668Creation of System Completed 2187Interest Rates to Be Reduced 1840Wool and Mohair clip, Plan to Market

587, 763Farm Mortgage Bonds. See FCA-FederalFarm Mortgage Corp. Bonds.

Farmer-Buying Power According to Bank ofAmerica (Calif.) 1459

Consumers' Dollar, Amount of, Received byFarmer 583

Co-operative Buying of Farm SuppliesAccording to FCA 1984

Crop Loans from Emergency Fund, FCAIssues Regulations for Obtaining 1677

Crop Production Loan Bill Signed by Pres.Roosevelt 974, 1463

Text of Bill-Appropriation of Funds- -1678Crop Reduction Plans Opposed by Sen.Borah 2015

Exports of Farm Products from U. 8.,Index of 229, 1821

Federal Moneys Spent Principally onFarmer 618

Federal Surplus Relief Corp. to Buy Sub-Marginal Farm Land 1165, 1674

Income from Farms 1303. 1637, 2150Price Index 228, 936, 1637Price Increases Reported by Consumers'Guide 1985

Wage Rates 581Workstock Purchases by Southern FarmersConsist Entirely of Replacements 1643

Federal Alcohol Control Administration EndsIssuance of Liquor Import Permits Tem-porarily 437

Liquor Trade Code Authorities Named- 620Whiskey Import Restrictions Lifted 437

Federal Corporations, Senate ResolutionSeeking Information Regarding Authorityfor Creation of 1488

Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.-Clinton Trust Co. of N. Y. Gets its DepositInsurance Certificates 72

Crowley, L. T., Takes Office as Chairman_1292Deposits in 13,431 Banks Protected 617Diggs, W. R.. Appointed Exec. Asst. to

Director 617First National Bank of Englewood, Ill.,Only Reserve Member Bank Refusingto Join Plan 61Interest Barred on Deposits in insuredBanks 443, 617National Industrial Conference BoardAnalyzes Operation of Corporation 61No Failures as Yet Among Members ofFund 1849

Number of Banks Insured 61. 2174Percentage of Deposits of Country Insured.1332Temporary Insurance Fund to BeExtended

One Year 1160Senate Approves Proposal 1999

Federal Deposit Liquidation Board. See underBanks.

Federal Emergency Housing Corp., U. S.Atty.-Gen. Upholds Legality of 2016Federal Emergency Relief Corp. See LaborConditions-U. S Govt. Relief Agencies.

Federal Emergency Transportation Act. Seeunder Railroads.

Federal Farm Mortgage Corp. See underFCA.

Federal Home Loan Banks-New York State Savings and Loan Assns.Permitted to Become Members 50

Federal Home Owners' Loan Corp.-Bonds Offered 253

Guarantee of Bonds as to Principal andInterest Recommended by Presi-dent Roosevelt 1487

PageFed. Home Owners Loan Corp. (Concluded)-Guarantee of Bonds (Concluded)-Bill Providing for Carrying Out of

Proposal Passed by Senate 2172New York Produce Exchange AdoptsMinimum Rates of Commission onTransactions in Bonds 2173New York State Office, Operations of.. _1162Federal Housing Corp. illegal According toCompt. Gen. McCarl 436Federal Intermediate Credit Banks-

Debentures Offered 253, 1662Interest Rates Lowered on New Loans- - -1840Report of Condition at Year End 1328Statement, Consolidated 253Williamstown, Ky., Bank Formed at. toAid Tobacco Growers 1667Federal Land Banks-Loans Made Since Organization of FCA- -1669Loans Advanced Used to Reduce or Refi-nance Debts 63Survey of Condition 2189Wichita Bank, Corinne Lasater Named Di-rector of 2176Federal Radio Commission Warns Broad-casters against Liquor Advertising 1336Federal Reserve Act-Amendment Passed Extending for AnotherYear the Time Within Which Govern-ment Securities May Be Used as Col-lateral for Fed. Res. Notes-1158, 1667, 1841Federal Reserve Bank of-t arl -Business and Trade 937Rediscount Rate Lowered 1152Boston-Business Conditions 28, 1460Department Store Sales 755Rediscount Rate Lowered 969

Chicago-Automobile Distribution-Furniture Or-

ders 941, 1461Employment and Earnings 941, 1457Schaller, G. J . Appointed Governor_ _ -.1668Trade, Wholesale and Retail 941, 1456Cleveland-Business Conditions 28, 936Rediscount Rate Lowered 969Dallas-Business and Trade 938Rediscount Rate Lowered 969Kansas City-Business Conditions 230, 938, 1639Rediscount Rate Lowered 969Minneapolis-Business Conditions 1307, 1982Rediscount Rate Lowered 1841Swanson, E. W., Named Asst. Fed.Reserve Agent 417New York-Annual Statement 603Banks Reopened in District- _450, 1344, 2194Business Activity 25, 935. 1638Chain Store Sales 1302, 2145Commercial Paper Reported Outstand-ing 417, 1151, 2001Commodities, Basic, World Productionof, in 1933, Lowest Since 1924 ------1924Departm't Store Sales- -753, 1455, 1980. 2145Kent, Fred I., Resigns from ForeignExchange Division • 250Liberty Loan, Fourth, Redemption inPart, Announcement Regarding 2000Member Banks Advised on Character ofInformation to Be Supplied by Bor-

Personnel, Changes in 250Rediscount Rate Reduced 784Trade, Wholesale 751, 1455, 2145Philadelphia-Anthracite Collieries, Employment and

Payrolls in 1306Business Review 758, 1638Factory Employment and Payrolls 1305Sinclair, J. S., Named Deputy Governor_ 417Richmond-Business and Employment, Statistics

Rediscount Rate Lowered 969St. Louis-Business Conditions 29, 942. 1460Officers Elected 250Rediscount Rate Lowered 969San Francisco-Business Conditions_ _ ______ 759, 1460, 2148Rediscount Rate Lowered 1152

Federal Reserve Banks-Gold Holdings to Be Transferred to U. S.Treasury 425, 427. 740, 749

Government Securities, Issuance of ReserveNotes Against, Permitted for AdditionalYear 1158, 1667, 1841

Intermediate Industrial Credit Banks,Governors Approve Plan for Creation of -1668

Loans to Industry by Reserve Banks Pro-vided in Bill Drafted by Sen. Glass 2184

Statement, Consolidated, of Conditions _41,241, 409, 594, 768, 952, 1136, 1315.

1469, 1650, 1830, 1991, 2158Federal Reserve Board-

Business Conditions, Summary of_ _ _24,578, 1455, 2148

Department Store Sales 227, 1123, 1819Federal Advisory Council, Walter E. Frew

Redesignated Member of 250Meeting of Council Discusses CreditConditions and Securities Act-Offi-cers Elected 1332

Federal Reserve Transfer Drafts Abolished 53Indexes of Business, Production andEmployment 578, 1457, 2148

Statement, Consolidated, of Conditions_41,241, 409, 594, 768, 952.1136, 1315, 1469,

1650, 1830, 1991, 2158Stock Exchange Regulation Bill Approved-2014

Federal Reserve System-Federal Reserve Bank Notes Being Retiredfrom Circulation 1999

Member Bank Reserve Requirements Basedon Velocity of Turnover Recommendedby Governor of Board Black 2173

Member Banks in Chicago and N. Y. Res-erve Districts, Returns of-- -42, 241,409, 594, 769, 953, 1136, 1315. 1469,

1650, 1831), 1991, 2158Member Banks, Returns of_ _42, 241, 4 10,594, 769, 953, 1136, 1315, 1470, 1651,

1831, 1992, 2158Federal Securities Act-Adams, Charles F., Urges Revision of:Act -1661Baltimore Association of Commerce Urges

Modification of Act 1662Baltimore Stock Exchange Representatives

Confer with Congressman on ProposedAmendments 1662

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British Companies Act of 1929, MerchantsAssociation of N. Y. Draws Comparisonwith 1298Commission or Other Remuneration De-fined under Act 1264Federal Advisory Council Proposes Modifi-cation of Act 1332Interpretation of Various Provisions of Act 980Merchants Association of N. Y. UrgesSpeedy Amendment to Act 1162Registration Statements Filed_- -58, 263,442, 620, 793, 975, 1163, 1333, 1496,

1680, 1843, 2177American Water Works & Electric Co.

Files Statement 976Certain Securities Exempted from Regis-

tration 1334Corporations Re-acquiring Own Stocksin Market May Resell Without FilingRegistration Statement 1475German Scrip-Registration StatementMade Effective 957Mortgage Companies File RefundingIssues for Registration 1334Muscle Shoals • Realty Associates Re-gistration Suspended 981

Ruling as to Form of Prospectus to BeUsed Where Shares of Same Type AreBeing Sold Under Two EffectiveRegistrations 264

Matson Hebei, Inc. Restrained by Courtfrom Representing that Approval ofRegistration Statement Filed UnderAct was Representation of Merit ofSecurities 1334

Summary of Issues Registered in Oct.and November 57

December 974January 1496

Suspension of Certain Registrations.. - 264Report Suggesting Possibility of RelaxingProvisions Said to Have Been Presented to

President Roosevelt 974Federal Surplus Relief Corp.-Butter Purchased 259Drought Areas, Wheat to Be Distributed toFarmers in 1307

Eggs to Be Distributed to Needy_ __ _ s 259Submarginal Land to Be Acquired-Wild

Life to Be Restored 1165Immediate Purchases Approved by

President Roosevelt 1674Federal Trade Commission-

Cleaners and Dyers, Acts on TradePractices of 981

Ferguson, G. S., Becomes Chairman 62Free Gift Method of Sales Persuasion Dis-approved by Commission 1680

Gasoline Prices, Inquiry into 977Humphrey, W. H. Former Commissioner,

Carries Removal by Pres. Roosevelt toCourt 62Ves 1638

Steel Code, Inqury into 977Finds Code Encourages Monopoly 2016

Federated Textile Industries, Inc., Successorto Silk Association of America Inc., ElectsOfficers 62

Fenner dr Beane Urges Investors to Aid inPreventing Passage of Hasty or VindictiveMeasures in Stock Exchange Control Bills-1322

Ferguson, G. S. Jr. Becomes Chairman Fed-deral Trade Commission 62

Fertilizer Sales in Cotton Belt 1643Price Advance Justified According toNFA 1643

Production on Large Scale by TVA Faro-cast by C. J. Brand 1644

First National Bank of Boston Says SoundMoney Rests on National Credit-SeesDanger in Huge Government Expenditures 75First National Bank of N. Y.-AnnualMeeting 267First of Boston Corp. Analyzes Public Debtof U. 8 1329First Security Co. Affiliate of First NationalBank of N. Y., Progress of Liquidation of. 72Fishes, Prof. Irving, Lists Eighteen MoneyExperts 59

Declares U. S. Public Debt Is Decreasing.- 787Fishery NRA Code Approved 1676Fletcher, H. P.. Says Administration Pro-gram in Not Aiding Recovery 1173Fletcher-Rayburn Bill. See under StockMarket.

Fletcher, Sen. D. U., Statement on FederalBill to Control Stock Exchanges- - - -1146, 1322Flint, Charles R., Dies 1151Flour. See under Grain.

Food and Grocery Code. See under NRA.Food Merchandising Problems Studied byToledo Precision Devices, Inc 979Food Prices, Retail__ .398, 758, 1124, 1458, 2145Food Prices to Consumer Higher Accordingto Consumers Guide .1494Forbes, J. F., Comments on NRA Fair Prac-tice Rules for Investment Bankers 1479Ford Motor Co., Charge Against, of Dis-crimination Against Former Strikers to BeInvest.gated by NCB 1495Foreign Bond Associates, Inc., Index ofForeign Bond Prices 1653Foreign Exchanges-Par of Exchange ofForeign Currencies In Terms of New GoldDollar 772Foreign Trade Adviser to President OfficeAppointed 2166Foreign Trade of U. S. (See also underU. S A.) 757, 1821, 2166France-American Capital Sent to Paris for Safe-keeping. Amount of, Repatriated 1471

Bank of France Annual Report 596Rediscount Rate Raised 954Statement Shows IIeavy Gold Loss. -1317

Bonds-Coupon Payment 2161Offering of Internal Loan 43, 955, 1471

Cabinet-Daladier, Edouard, Forms New Cabinet

Following Fall of Chautemps Cabinet- 774Cotton Mills Cut Wages 405Credit for France Arranged by DutchSyndicate 2161Disarmament Proposal of Great BritainRejected 2160Foreign Exchange-Declines in London Market 1471Travellers Bank Loses Suit Involving

Dollar Exchange Transaction 147Franc to Be Kept at Present Value PledgesFinance Minister 1471

Devaluation Reported Opposed byPremier 1471

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PageFrance (Concluded)—Gold Hoarders Returning Metal 430Gold Loans Issued in French Market,Government Acts to Protect 596

Gold Outflow, Acts to Halt 954Gold Standard Declared to Be Safe with

Even Partial Balancing of Budget 43Daladier Premier Edouard, Declares

Intention to Maintain Standard 955Hoarding Said to Be Cause of Lightness inMoney Market 14,1

Import License Applications to Be RefusedAfter Feb. 4 - 774

Manchukuo, Credits to Be Extended to-- -1471Pawnshop of Bayonne. Failure of 43, 245Tax on Salaries of Foreign Workers Re-

jected 1471Trade Agreement with U. S. 245, 586

Great .Britain Protests Against Quotas 774With Russia 413

Trade War with Great Britain 1317Travellers Bank Loses Suit Over ForeignExchange Transaction 1471

Frank, Jerome N., upholds New Deal 260Free Gift Method of Sales Persuaition Disap-

proved by Federal Trade Commission_ - - -1680Freedom of Press. See Press, Freedom of.Freight. See under Railroads.Frew, Walter E., Redesignated Member of

Federal Advisory Council 250Furniture Orders Booked in Chicago FederalReserve District 941, 1462

Garside, Alston H., Pamphlet on CottonHedging 73

Gasoline. See under Petroleum.General Electric Co. Raises Wages 2190Germany—

Agricultural Corporation Organized by De-cree Embraces All Farm Trades 1473

Agriculture—Seeks to Expand So as to Become Inde-

pendent of Foreign Countries 957Yield to Farmers in 1933 1473

Armament Demands, Conversations Car-ried on in Endeavor to Reach SomeSolution of 1653

Austria, Denies Spreading Nazi Prop-ganda in 958

Bonds—Dollar Bond Defaults According to Max

Winkler 412Dollar Bond Scrip Distribution Expected 957Dollar Bondholders Warned by BankingFirm Not to Sell Coupons 597

Reichtbank Denies Buying Dollar, BondsAbroad Except in Accordance withRules 412, 1473

Scrip to Be Issued for Coupons—IssueDate Postponed 44

Boycott of German Goods Urged by Wm.Green of A. F. of L 72

Budget Adopted 2162Business Unification Decreed 1833Canning Industry, Seeks to Develop 957Capital Debt Reduced 1140Citizenship in Individual States Abolished_1140Constitution Changed Ending Federalismand Laying Foundation for UnitarianState 776

Copper, Embargoes Foreign Purchases of_2156Corporations Declaring Dividends of 6%or Over Required to Invest Excess ofEarnings over Year Ago, in GovernmentLoans 2162

Dairy Products, Marketing of, Under Gov-ernment Control 957

Debt, Capital, Reduced 1140Debts, Foreign—

Drastically Reduced 1473Interest Rate Cut Protested by U. S.Government 44

Long-Term Debt Conference in January—Agreement Reached 775American Delegates Sail to Attend— 384Return to U. 8 957N. Y. Stock Exchange Ruling onBonds Under Agreement 1140

Scrip Issuance, Registration Statementfor, Made Effective 957

Early Distribution of Scrip Expected 957Stevens, R. B., of Amer. Bondholders

Protective Council, CommendsAgreement Reached 774

Long-Term Debt Conference in April—U. S. Delegates Announced 2162

Schacht, Dr. Hjalmar, Urges WipingOut or Cutting Down of CommercialDebt 2163

Short Term Debts—Standstill Creditors Committee toMeet 384

Farm Income in 1933 1473Hitler, Chancellor Adolf, Speaks on An-

niversary of Accession to Power 776InduArial Output Increases 777, 1140Jews Permitted to Engage in Business Un-

der New Order 1140Labor Code Outlaws Unions, Strikes andLockouts 412, 776

Laws Decreed 2162Mark Devaluation Opposed by Dr.

Schacht 1472Melchior Carl M., Death of 44Monarchist Organizations Ordered Dis-solved 1140

Money Market Commission Headed byDr. Schacht 2163

Poland, Friendship Treaty with 775, 1474Reichsbank—Annual Report Announces Dividend-2162Dollar Bonds Bought Abroad Only inAccordance with Rules 412, 1473

Relcharat Abolished 1474Reichstag Incendiary Excuted 411Three Communists Acquitted of Starting

Fire Liberated 1653Road Building, Funds Appropriated for. -1474Russia Denies Pledging Gold Productionas Coverage for German IndustrialCredits 44

RUBsla, Germany Prompted to Seek toPatch Differences with 70

Russia, Trade Relations with, Regulated byProtocol 2164

Schacht, Dr. Hjahnar, Opposes Mark De-valuation 1472

Heads Commission in Control of MoneyMarket 2163

Urges Writing Off of Commercial ForeignDebt 2163

Standstill Agreement Renewed for Year _ A471British Views on Agreement 1472

States Rights to Be Transferred to Reich— 776Switzerland, Debt Agreement with 1472

PageGermany (Concluded)—Trade Agreement with Denmark 2164Trade Agreement with Poland 2164Trade Treaty with Canada Extended_ 593Van der Lubbe, Marinus, Executed as

Incendiary Who Fired Reichstag 411Warburg, Aby S.. Death of 44

Gilbert, Clinton & Co. on Dividends Paidby N. Y. C. Banks 65

Glass, Son Carter. Drafts Bill Providing forLoans to Industry by Fed. Reserve Banks 2184

Challenges Legality of Gold Reserve Act 428, 749Comments on Provisions of Stock Exchange

Control Bill 2168Gold—Canada Extends Order Prohibiting Exports 255

Exports Increase 772Production of Gold in British Columbia_ 255Shipping Gold to U. S. for Higher Price- 953

Colombia to Buy Gold 2165Denver Mint Purchases 1317France Acts to Halt Outflow 954

Profits in Dollar Exchange Rate SpurDrain 1317

French Hoarders Returning Gold 430Great Britain—Imports in 1933 255Price Recedes in London 1316Trading in Gold in London Very Heavy-1316

Hoarding Ban in U. S.—Regulations Issuedby Treasury 255

Amount Returned in First Weeks of 1934428, 1152

Campbell, F. B., Returns Gold BarsUnder Protest Government Dis-misses Suit Preventing Decision bySupreme Court 1482

Canadian Holders of Gold notes not inDanger of Penalty 595

Indictment Against Miss E . M. Thomas,Daughter of Former Senator, as GoldHoarder 255

Order of Treasury Amending PreviousOrder Requiring Gold Holdings to BeTurned in 421

Period for Return of Gold Extended 428Treasury Withdraws Requirement thatThose Returning Gold I..mve Names- 970

Holland—Netherlands Bank Recalling Gold fromAbroad 430

Shipments to U. S. Held Up PendingResults of New Gold Decree 773

Production in U.S. in 1933 595RFC Gold Purchases. See under RFC.Redistribution of Gold Reported by League

Scrap Gold Price in U.S. Raised 772South Africa—Output in Transvaal in 1933 430January Production 1317

Standard—Belgium to Retain Standard 596France Declared to Be in No Danger of

Leaving Standard 43Daladier, Premier Edouard, PromisesMaintenance of Standard 955

Holland to Keep to Standard 959Philadelphia Bourse Favors Return ofGold Standard 596

Poland to Keep Standard 1317Switzwland to Stay on Standard 772U. S. on International Bullion Standard_ 749Not Gold Standard According toB . I . S 1137

Transatlantic Vessels Report Demand forSpace for Gold Shipments 772

United States Declines to Guaranty ThatGold of B. I. S. Is Immune from Re-striction and Regulation 1137

United States Imports and Exports-757.1821, 2166

United States Stocks, Distribution of 430, 595Action on Gold Taken by U. S. Govt.See U. S. A. Gold.

United States Treasury Gold Purchases.. ...1840Gold Clause—

Brazil Clarifies Gold Clause 2165British House of Lords Ruling of WorldWide Significance 244

Danish Dollar Bonds, Suit Brought forPayment in Gold 596

Court Holds Suit Should be Tried inU. S. Courts 1317

Dutch Court Decision is Split in Case inMatter of Payment of Gold Dollar bonds 1138

France Acts to Protect Loans Issued inFrench Market With Gold Clause 597

Italian Court at Milan Upholds GoldClause in Dollar Contract 1317

Gold Reserve Act of 1934. See under U.S.A.Goldenwelser, E. A., Endorses Fletcher-Rayburn Bill 1323. 1657

Goldaborough Monetary Authority Bill Re-ported Favorably by House Committee.— -2008

Goodhue, F. Abbot, Returns from GermanDebt Conference 1474

Gore Robert H., Resigns as Gov.. Gen. ofPhilippines 413

Government Corporations, Senate ResolutionSeeking Authority for Creation of 1488

Grain—Bread—Nebraska Right to Regulate Weight ofBread Upheld by U. S. SupremeCourt 439

Feed Grain Production Lower in 1933 1985Flour— •

Production 233, 943, 1641Russian Crop Total Shows Large Gain_ _ _ _ 33Wheat—Adjustment Program. See under AAA.Brazilian Mills to Buy from U.S. Insteadof Argentina 2150

Chile Creates Export Board—WheatPrice Fixed 942

European Sowings of Fall Wheat Re-ported Lower 1463

International Agreement—Canadian Parliament and Three Pro-

vincial Legislatures, Wheat Market-ing Control Bills Introduced in 1984

U. S. Prods Nations to Keep Spirit ofPact 761

London Wheat Conference Postponed_ 33North Dakota Embargo Declared Illegal I-by U. S. District Court 439

Pacific Northwest Wheat Export Agree-ment Amended 33

Sales Under Agreement 402, 1641Price Fixing Plan Abandoned by World

Conference 760Surplus Available for Export or Carry-over in U. S., Canada, Argentina andAustralia Estimated 1128, 2150

PageGrain Futures Act, Violation Charged to

Members of Chicago Board of Trade-416, 601Grain Stabilization Board. See FCA.Graphic Arts Master Code Approved 1497Grass and Clover Seeds, Small Commercial

Supply of on Hand 1128Grazing Lands, Conservation of 1338Great Britain—Bonds Called 410Capital Issues 212, 1812Chamberlain, Neville, Says Britain Will

Watch U.S. Stabilization Fund 772Rejects Suggestion that Margin Tradingin Stocks be Restricted 1653

Chamberlain, Sir Austen, on League ofNations Loans 771

Companies Act of 1929 Compared withU. S. Securities Act 1298

Disarmament Plan Sent to Four PrincipalPowers 773, 1139

Equalization Fund Never Used in Purchaseof Dollars 410

Purpose Not the Same as that ofAmerican Fund 772

Foreign Exchange—Bank for International Settlements Ap-

points Experts to Study Stabilization-1138Change in Gold Parity Not Appropriateat Present Time 773

MacDonald, Prime Minister, UrgesEarly Stabilization 773

Stabilization Rumor Refuted in Com-mons 773

French Trade Quotas, Protests Against774. 1317

Gold Clause in Bond Contracts Upheld byHouse of Lords 244

Gold Imports in 1933 255Gold Trading in London Very Heavy 1316

Price Recedes 1316Import Duties, Changes in, Under Con-

sideration 1464Iron and Steel Manufacturers Reach Agree-ment with Continental Producers on Ex-port of Shipbuilding Plates and Sections- 407

Keyenes, J. M., Praises U. S. Gold Policy- 595London Stock Exchange,Chancellor Cham-

berlain Rejects Proposal of RestrictedMargin, Trading on 1653

MacDonald, Prime Minister, Urges EarlyStabilization of Pound 773

Milk Marketing Board Set Up by Govern-

Postal Savings Deposits Increase 410Pound. See Foreign Exchange.Rayon Production 588Revelstoke. Baron, Death of 1317Runciman, Walter, Protests French TradeQuotas 774

Russia, Trade Treaty Signed with. ..J470. 1653Stock Market, Margin Trading on, Chan-

cellor Chamberlain Rejects Proposal toRestrict 1653

Trade Agreement with Russia Approvedby Commons 1470, 1653

Trade Agreement with U. S. 245Trade War with France 1317Westminster Bank—Address of Chairman

Beckett at Annual Meeting 771Wheat Conference at London Postponed- - 33

Great Lakes—St. Lawrence Waterway TreatyOpposed by Western Pennsylvania CodeAuthority 1664

Greece—Cotton Spinners to Fill Half Requirements

with Domestic Products 405Treaty of Non-Agression with Jugoslavia,Rumania and Turkey 1142

Green, William, on Unemployment 68Boycott of German Goods Urged 72

Guaranty Trust Co. of N. Y. Annual Meeting 446Business Conditions 752Foreign Trade Policy of U. 8 1499New Deal, Criticism of 2187

Guthrie, W. D., Sees Dangers in Child LaborAmendment 1498

Hald—Hispaniola Now Being Used on Maps toDesignate Island of Haiti 47

U. S. Declines to Withdraw Financial Ad-ministrators Unless Satisfactory Arrange-ment is Made with Bondholders 46

Harrlamn, Henry I., Voices Opposition toBill for Regulation of Stock Exchanges_ _ _1837

Harriman, Joseph W., to Stand Trial for Mis-application of Bank Funds 603

Harriman National Bank & Trust Co. Failure.See under Banks.

Harris, Seymour E., Critizes GovernmentProgram to Hasten Business

Recovery-- 254

Haskell, Gen. Win. N., Appointed Head ofCode Authority for Silk and Rayon Group- 791

Hawaii—J. B. Poindexter Appointed Gov... 778Heiman, Henry II., Critizes Proposed Amend-

ment to Bankruptcy Act 796Views on Business 1339

Henderson, Leon, Appointed to Head Re-search and Planning Division of NRA- - - -1494

Hibernia National Bank of N. D. AnnualMeeting 447

Hilsman, A. J., & Co., Investment Affiliateof Citizens and Southern Nat'l Bank, Soldto Its Officers 781

Hines, Walker D., Death of 431Hirota, Koki. See under Japan.Hogs. See Livestock.Holt, Rose & Treater on N. Y. City Bank

Stocks. See Banks—N. Y. City Banks.Insurance Stocks, Prices of 66

Holland—Amaterdainsche Bank Quarterly Financialand Economic Review 959

Bond Conversion Authorized 1654East Indies—Bond Conversion Offer_ _597, 959, 1318, 1654

France, Credit for, Arranged by Syndicate-2161Gold Clause in Dollar Bonds, Court Deci-

sion Split on 1138Gold Earmarked Abroad Being Recalled_ - 430Shipments to U. S. Banned Pending Re-

sults of New Decree 773Gold Standard to Be Maintained 959Hog Control Measures Successful in Rais-ing Prices 1986

Soviet Russia Not to Be Recognized 70U. S. Sends G. T. Emmet as Minister to

Holland 45Holt, Sir Herbert. See under Canada.Homestead Aid Sought 1488Hoorac Mills Corp. Gets Court Order Per-

mitting It to Disregard NRA Curtailmentof Production Provision 978

Hope, Frank R., Cites Objections to StockExchange Bill 1476

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PageHose, T. S., Estimates New Price Level for

1988Crude Oil Hotel Business, Trend of 228, 1124Hotel Workers Strike in N.Y. City Only Par-

789tially Effective Settled by Regional Labor Board 1679

Hull, Sec. of State, Speaks of Benefits from778Pan-American Conference

Discusses Development of Inter-American

Humphrey, William E. Former Memoer of1335Trade Before National Press Club

Federal Trade Cominission, Removed byPres. Roosevelt. Carries Matter to Court 62

Hungary— 1337Dies in Washington

Austria and Italy, Pledges Closer Relationswith 1993

Bonds—Interest Paid in Half 597

Russia Recognized 1141

Tckes, Sec. of Int. Harold L., in AddressA Before Survey Associates in N. Y. C.

Describes Bloodless Revolution in U. S._1168Addresses Chicago Dental Society onConservation of Natural Resources_ _ _1492Upbraids Critics of Administration inAddress Before Chicago Women 1491

Illinois Bankers Association Annual Con-vention 982Illinois Dept. of Labor Reviews IndustrialSituation in Illinois 29, 1820, 1982Building Activity Reviewed_ —30, 1306, 1821Import-Export Banks. See U. S. A.—

Export-Import Banks.Income, National 806, 1801Incomes. Corporate and Personal, in 1932According to Internal Revenue Bureau_ _ _ 605Independent Offices Appropriation BillPasses House 431Amendment Passed by Senate DespiteAdministration Opposition RestoringPay Cut by July

Congress Overrides Veto 2180Vetoed by President—Message Accom-panying Veto 2179India—Central Bank, Bill Creating, Passed byAssembly 956Cotton Piece Goods and Fonts, CutsImport Duties on. . 404Japan, Import Quota Granted to __ _ _ 404Japan Terminates Boycott on IndianCotton 404Import Duties Raised on Various Articles_ 35Silver Duty Reduced

Inflation—See also U. S. A.—Currency. 1482

Civil War Cost to U. S. Doubled by Infla-tion 42Economists Disagree Over U. S. MoneyPolicy Symposium on Inflation Held at New York1335A. C. by Brokers and InvestmentDealers Trust Men Oppose Suggestion that theyPurchase Common Stocks for TrustFunds as Hedge Against Inflation 1326Insurance—Life Insurance—Buckner, L. A., of N. Y. Life InsuranceCo.. Reviews Record of Life Com-panies in 1933 72Canadian Sales 576Interest Rates Paid by Mutual Com-panies to Policy Beneficiaries 783Linton, M. A.. Discusses Life InsuranceReserves as Reservoirs of Credit New York Life Insurance Co. State-1160ment at Year End 1154Penn Mutual Life Insurance Co. ChangesPersonnel 439Sales in United States

New York State Emergency Legislation1459Extended Another Year Stock Prices in N. Y. C. According to Hoit1176Rose & Foster 66Intermediate Credit Banks. See FederalIntermediate Credit Banks.Intermediate Industrial Credit Banks. SeeCredit Banks for Industry Bill.Internal Revenue. See under U. S. A.International Chamber of Commerce UrgesWorld Currency Stabilization 2159International Management Institute Sus-pending Present Activities 954Inter-State Commerce Commission—Eastman. Joseph B., Railroad Co-ordinator.in Reports to Commission RecommendsFederal Control of Transportation_570, 1813Investment Bankers Association—Governors Meet to Discuss Fair PracticeRules in NRA Code Stock Exchange Regulation Bill, Viewsnon2,21518381Investments Abroad of Americans 243Investments in and Commerce with LatinAmerica 247Iowa National Banks. Re-opening of 984Iron and Steel Industry—British and Continental ManufacturersReach Agreement on Exports of Ship-

building Plates and Sections 407Market Review_ _39, 239. 408, 592. 767.950. 1134, 1313. 1468, 1648, 1828. 1989. 2156Pig Iron Production 240, 951 1649Production in Buffalo According to Uni-1829Steel Code. Seconder NRA.

Steel Ingot Production 238. 951, 1650Steel Shipments 239, 1135, 1829Wages Raised 2190Irvin, W. A., Tells Steel Industry ConferenceThat Steel Industry is Behind NRA 1168

Irving Trust Co. Annual Meeting 448Annual Report 623Italy—Austria and Hungary, Pledges Closer

Relations With 1993Bank Industrial Loans Taken Over byIndustrial Reconstruction Inst 2164

Beet Sugar Production Restrictions SlightlyRelaxed 2150

Bonds—Conversion 1143Redemption 245Refunding Issue to Be Floated 43, 1143

Chamber of Deputies Approves LawDepriving Itself of Various LegislativePowers 1143

Disarmament Plan 1139Gold Clause in Dollar Contract Upheld byMilan Court 1317

Industrial Reconstruction Inst. Takes OverBank Industrial Loans 2164

PageItaly (Concluded)—

Joint Stock Co's Report High Dividends 1143Mortgage Interest to Be Cut According toReports 1143

Silk Producing Industry Declining 45

Tapan—si Curtailment Agreement Aban-

doned 959Hirota, Koki, Foreign Minister. DiscussesForeign Relations With U. S., Russiaand Great Britain 598

Indian Cotton Boycott Terminated 404Trade Agreement With India 404United States, Ambassador to, Presents

Credentials to Pres. RooseVelt 1319Secy. of State Hull and Foreign Minister

Hirota Exchange Good-Will Messages_2164Java—Sugar Production Off 944

Johnson Bill Prohibiting Sale of Bonds inU. S. by Nations Now in Default on Debtto U. S. Approved by Senate 243,770

Johnson, Gen. Hugh S.—Business Failures in 1933 Analyzed 755Lippman, Walter, Calls General the Hot-spur of Administration 1846

Opens Public Conference on NRA Codes—Offers Program of Changes 1490

Protection for Small Business Under NRAPromised 789

Shorter Work Week for American IndustryUrged at NRA

Conference_- _ _ __ 621. 1677

U. S. Steel Corp. Subsidiary Ordered toSign Labor Pact in Captive Mine Case 261

Johnston, Percy H., of Chemical Bank, Tes-tifies on Proposed Bill to Regulate StockExchanges 1836

Joint Stock Land Banks—Lafayette, Ind., Bank Bond AdjustmentPlan 1328

Jones, Jesse II., Addresses N. Y. StateBankers Assn. Mid-Winter Meeting_624. 962

Advocates that RFC be Authorized toMake Loans Direct to Industry-1845,

2011, 2014Senate Committee Orders Investigationof Proposal 2015

Before House Banking Committee Dis-cusses Loaning Policy of Banks 1165

Loans to Publishers Through Participationby the RFC Not Favored 1846

Urges RFC Be Given Authority to Extend10-Year Loans to Railroads 974

Jugoslavia. See Yugoslavia.

ahn, Otto H., Dath of 2175n.ansas City. Mo., Record of Stock Prices

in, in 1933 740Kent, Fred I.. Resigns as Head of ForeignExchange Division at N. Y. FederalReserve Bank 250

Kentucky Tax on Oleomargarine Held In-valid by U. S. Supreme Court 55

Kerosene. See under Petroleum Industry.Keynes, J. M. See under Great Britain.King Bill to Create Stock Exchange and

Security Commission Introduced in Senate_ 932Kinnicut, G. H., Tells House CommitteeExchange Control Bill Would ParalyzeExchanges 1477

Kresel, Isidor J Eliminated from SuitAgainst Bank of United States Officers andDirectors_ - 602

LaGuardia, Mayor, of N, Y., Says CityCannot Assume CWA Activities 2022

Labor Conditions—Aluminum Workers Strike Settled 1847American Federation of Labor Estimates

Falling Off in Unemployment 68, 2190Automobile Industry Shortens Hours,

Raises Wages 1848Automobile Strike Postponed while Manu-

facturers and Labor Leaders Conferwith Pres. Roosevelt 2019

Settlement Negotiated 2191Budd, E. G., Mfg. Co. Employees Voteon Unions 2019

Buffalo, Annual Study of Unemploymentin 40

Child Labor Amendment to ConstitutionEndorsed by Pres. Roosevelt 1155

Guthrie, W. D., of Bar Assn., SeesDangers in Amendment 1498

Opposed by Dr. Lowell of Harvard 1498Reed, Former Sen., Asks Defeat ofAmendment 1498

Coal, Anthracite, Miners Strike SeekingRecognition of Insurgent Unions 768

Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago on Em-ployment and Payrolls 941, 1457

Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia onFactory Employment and Payrolls 1305

Employment and l'ayrolls in Pennsyl-vania Anthracite Colleries 1306, 1983

General Electric Co. Raises Wages 2190Hotel Workers' Strike in N. Y. C. Only

Partially Effective 789Settled by Regional Labor Board 1679

Illinois Dept. of Labor Reviews IndustrialSituation in Illinois 29, 1820. 1982

National Industrial Conference Board onEmployment and Wages in Manufac-turing Industry 25, 757

Number of Workers Employed betweenJuly and October 757

New York State Factory Employment229, 1124Ohio Industrial Employment 400. 1983Pennsylvania RR. Notifies EmployeesThey May Join Any Labor Organization 443

Railroads Withdraw Demand for 15% Cut—Extend 10% Cut - 1173, 1847

Eastman, Co-ordinator, Seeks to SettleDispute 2020

Railroads Charged with Non-Compliancewith Labor Provision of TransportationAct 73

Refractories Industry to Shorten Hours andRaise Wages 1829

Schenley Products Co. Cuts Hours—RaisesWages 2019

Silver Mine Raises Pay 400Steel Industry Raises Wages 2190Teagle, Walter C., Defends CompanyUnion System 266

Thirty-Hour Work Week Provided in HouseBill 1493

Dallas Chamber of Commerce Opposedto 30-Hour Week 1494

Unemployment Figures by Months Accord-ing to A. F. of L 68. 21.4‘0

United States Dot. of Labor Indexes,Employment and Payrolls 581

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United States Govt. Relief Agencies—Federal Emergency Relief Corp. Expend-

ditures of 63. 438Appropriation Bill Passes Congress..- -1167Hearings on Proposal to Use Part ofFund for School Relief 1485

Federal Surplus Relief Corp. See under F.Unemployment Insurance Bill in Con-

gress 1164Unemployment Relief Program Outlinedby Pres. Roosevelt 1486

Wagner, Sen., Introduces Bill Providingfor Permanent National Labor Boardand Abolishing Company Unions 1675

Durable Goods Industries Committee Op-posed to Bill 2171

Steel and Auto Leaders Protest AgainstBill 2004

Williams T. Y., of Industrial RightsLeague Protests Against Bill 2005

World Employment Conditions Surveyedby League of Nations 398

Lafayette, Ind., Joint Stock Land Bank BondAdjustment Plan 1328

Lamar, David, Wolf of Wall Street. Dies Poor 415Lamont, T. S., to Be Sued for Tax Evasion.. -1844Lasater, Corinne, Named Director of Wichita

Federal Land Bank 2176Latin America—American Investments in and Commerce

with Latin America 247Credits and Collections Reported Higher_ _1144

Laundry Code. See under NRA.Law, F. M., Pres. ABA, Reviews Proceedings

Incident to Development of Bankers NRACode 250

Law, William A., Sees Signs of Improvementin Business 16

Lead—Price 38

League of Nations—Austrian Conditions Found Improved.412, 1651Bulgaria Found Improved Economically 412Chaco Controversy, Abandons Efforts to

Settle 1831Gold Stocks of World. Shift in Distributionof 596

Employment Conditions, World 398Liberia Declines Proffered Loan 414Loans Sponsored by League Discussed by

Sir Austen Chamberlain of Loan Com-mittee 771

Statistical Publications Keep Old Valuationof Dollar 1138

Trade Conditions, World, Pessimistic Re-garding 1651

Leffingwell, R. Address on Gold Problemand Currency' Revaluation 2006, 2007

Lehman Bros. Report of Chain Store Sales-1303Lehman. Gov. Herbert, of N. Y. Tells Farm-

ers Federal Co-operation Is Necessary toAvert Milk Shed Crisis 792

Levy, Supreme Court Justice Aaron J., Per-mitted to Settle Debt to Bunk of U. S. on10% Basis 602

Liberia Declines League of Nations Loan_ 414Life Insurance. See under Insurance.Lindbergh, Col. Charles, Reported to Have

Paid Income Tax on Alleged Gift ofAviation Stock 973

Describes Profits in Air Stocks 1338Protests Cancel of Air Mail Cont'cts 1156, 1338

Linton, M. A., Discusses Life Insurance Re-serves as Reservoir of Credit 1160

Lippmann, Walter, Comments on GeneralJohnson as Hotspur of Administration_ _ _1846

Liquor Advertising, Radio BroadcastersWarned Against 1336

Liquor Agencies Consolidated by PresidentialOrder 1845

Liquor Import Permits Stopped Temporarily 437Import Quotas Suspended in Effort to

Raise Price 1845Advertisements May Be Mailed to Any

State 437District of Columbia Liquor Control BillsPass House and Senate 438

Whiskey Import Restrictions Lifted Tem-porarily 437

Liquor Tax. See under U. S. A. Taxes,Liquor Trade Code Authorities Named byFACA.

Livestock—Cattle Raisers Would Receive Benefit Pay-ments Under Bill Passed by House 974

Co-operative Disivion of Farm CreditAdministration Reports Increased Live-stock Sales 2190

Hogs—Netherlands Control Measures Succeed

in Raising Prices 1986Processing Tax. See under AAA.World Hog and Pork Prospects

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Living Cost in U. 8 398, 401, I124, 1822Lobbyists, Legislation Designed to Curb,Approved by Pres. Roosevelt 1665

London. See under Great Britain.Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce on Busi-

ness Conditions 1307Louisiana Elections—Senate Committee In-

vestigation 430Lumber—

National Lumber Mfrs. Assn. WeeklyReport of Production_ _29. 231, 400,583, 759, 939, 1126, 1461. 1640. 1822.

NRA Code. See under NRA. 1984, 2148

Production, Ship'ts and Orders 230, 941, 1640Lye Industry NRA Code Approved 1676

ltiTac Cracken, W. P., Jr. Sentenced forIVA Contempt of Senate 1156Mac Donald, William, Book by, Entitled"Menace of Recovery"—What the NewDeal Means 1453

Mac Donald, Prime Minister. See underGreat Britain.

Matson Pichel, Inc. Restrained by Court fromRepresenting Federal Trade Commission—

, Had Passed on Merit of Securities 1334Manchukuo—France to Extend Credits 1471

Manhattan Electrical Supply Co. Stock, TwoSentenced for Frandulent Manipulation of 601

Manufacturers Trust Co. of N. Y. AnnualMeeting 273

Maguire, J. D.. Named Deputy Administra-tor of Construction Code 1846

Margarine Manufacturers Suit Against FormerTreasury Heads on Account of Tax RulingDismissed by Court 55

Kentucky Tax on Oleomargarine HeldInvalid by U. S. Supreme Court 55

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PageMason, J. H., Heads Bank of Co-operativesat Omaha 1174

Massachusetts State Recovery Board Askedto Continue to Function 259

McCain, Charles, to Leave Chase Bankto Enter Utility Field 76

McHam, Beryl M., Army Deserter. LosesChance for Honorable Discharge WhenPres. Roosevelt Vetoes Bill ProvidingSame 1666

McHugh, John, to Retire from Chase Bank—to Remain with Discount Corporation 76

McKee, Joseph V., Appointed SpecialCounsel to RFC 259

McLaughlin, George V.. Regards U. S. asOne-Third Out of Depression 961

Melchior, Carl M. See A

tinder Germany.—Mellon, Andrew, Sued for Tax Evasion 1844Mellon, Andrew, and Ogden Mills, Former

Treasury Department Heads, MargarineManufacturers Suit Against Dismissed byCourt 55

"Menace of Recovery"—What the New DealMeans—Book by Wm. MacDonald 1452

Merchandise Imports and Exports by Months757. 1821. 2166

Merchandise Imports to and Exports fromU. S. by Grand Divisions 1126

Merchants Assn. of N. Y. Registers Opposi-tion to Deposit Guarantee Provision ofSecurity Act 1159

Urges Speedy Revision of Securities Act_ _1162Seeks Amendment to N. Y. Stock TransferTax Law 2170

Merrill, Lynch & Co. Report of Chain StoreSales 579

Metal Market. See Non-Ferrous MetalMarket.

Mexico—Bonds—New York Court Dismisses ActionBrought to Force Government to Payon Bonds 46

Naturalization Laws Revised 779Silver Agreement, International, Signed— 607Tax on Exported Funds 1655

Miller, A. C., on Gold Bill 425Mills, Ogden. and Andrew Mellon, Marga-rine Manufacturers Suit Against, on Ac-count of Tax Ruling Dismissed by Court_ _. 55

Mills,Ogden, Criticizes Bus. Stimulation Plans 788Roper, Secy. of Corn., Replies to Criticism-1172Attacks Government Monetary Policy Bo-fore Academy of Political Science 2007

Milwaukee Clearing Home Assn. Cuts In-terest on Savings Deposits 965

Minnesota Mortgage Moratorium Law Up-held by U. S. Supreme Court 256

Mint. See under U . A.Missouri National Banks, Reopening of 985Monetary Experts Listed by Prof. Fisher 59Money Stocks in U.S. See under U. S. A.Montgomery, Col. R. H.. Resigns from NRAI494Montreal. See under Canada.Moody's Investors Service--

Advocates Moratorium on GovernmentInterference in Business 2188

Bond Market, Course of.. _16, 219. 393,555, 738. 920. 1110, 1292, 1451, 1629.

1812, 1976, 2140Commodity Price Index 26, 226, 394,576, 754. 935, 1121, 1300, 1454. 1634,

1816. 1978, 2142Common Stock Dividends at Low Rate _1173

Morgan, .1. P., on Yacht Trip 595Morgan, J. P., & Co.—H. A. Watkins Made

Partner 242Declines to Comment on Gold Bill 426Denies Advance Information of Cancella-

tion of Mall Contracts 1838Morgenthau, Henry, Jr., Takes Oath as

Secy. of Treasury 54Advocates Removal of Tax Exemption

Features from Government Securities__ _1666Approves Provisions of Tax Revision 13111_ _1666Explains Gold Bill 424Monetary Policy of U. S. Is Experimental_ -1481Silver Legislation, Proposed, Has OpenMind on 1841

Suggests Door to Door Canvass to SpurIncome Tax Collections 437

Mortgages—Federal Mortgage Agencies Co-ordination

of, Viewed as Necessary by Pres. Potterof Natl. Assn. of Real Estate Boards- -1668

Bill for Creation of Federal MortgageBank Approved by Board 784, 1999

Minnesota Mortgage Moratorium LawUpheld by U. S. Supreme Court 256

National Assn. of Real Estate Boards Advo-cates Legislation Providing for Creationof Mortgage Discount Banks 784, 1999

New York State Law for Rehabilitation ofMortgage Guaranty Companies FoundUnconstitutional by N. Y. SupremeCourt 783

Declared Valid by Court of Appeals 2009Van Schalck, State Ins. Supt., WilesStatement Regarding Decision 784

Salvaging of Real Estate Mortgages Dis-cussed by E. F. Ellery 794

Motor Industry, See Automobile Industry.Muir, Malcolm, Sees Sharp Business Advance

In 1934 65Munds, Winslow & Potter, Economist MB-

CUSSOS. Sees Underlying Uneasiness Over

Scope and Purpose of Recovery Program_ _2171Municipal Bond Issues, Secy. of Treasury

Advocates Removal of Tax Exempt Fea-tures from Future Toques of 1666

Muscle Shoals Development. See TVA.Muscle Shoals Realty Associates. Registra-

tion Statement of, Suspended 981

Motional Assn. of Credit Men Survey ofIN Collections and Sales 1460National Assn. of Real Estate Boards, Real

Estate Market, Survey 1305Federal Mtge. Bank Formation Advocated 784

Bill Providing for Creation of Bank Ap-proved 1999

Potter. Pres. Hugh, Sees Need for Bank 1668NatLIBank of Corn. in N. 0.1Annual Meeting_ 448National City Bank of New York on Business

Conditions 25, 934. 1638Annual Meeting 267Budget Program of Administration Dis-

cussed 921Corporation Earnings in 1933 Higher 966

National Compliance Board. See under NRANational Fertilizer Assn. Index of Commod-ity Prices_27, 226, 576. 755, 933. 1123,

1302, 1454. 1644. 1819, 1978, 2146Fertilizer Price Advance, Seeks to Justify.1643

PageNational Industrial Conference Board—Bank Deposit Guaranty Provision of BankAct Analyzed 61

Cost of Living in U. S_ - _398. 401, 1124, 1822Employment and Payrolls in Manufac-

turing Industry 25, 757, 2147Number of Workers Employed BetweenJuly and October 757

National Income 1909 to 1933 1801Prices of Finished Manufactures Increases_1459Statisticians in Industry on Business Con-

ditions 578. 1301. 2147World Business Recovery Continued at

Accelerated Rate in 1933 2023National Labor Board. See under NRA.

National Lumber Mfrs. Assn. WeeklyReport. See under Lumber.

National Recovery Administration—AAA Codes Transferred to NRA 262Academy of Political Science at Philadel-

phia Conference Discusses NRA 622Anaconda Copper Mining Co. Denies

Difference with NRA 2190Automobile Code, Modification of, Ap-

proved 261Commercial Motor Vehicle Trade, Codeof Fair Competition for 1676

Hours Further Shortened with Corre-sponding Wage Increase 1848

Bank Code, Hearings on 49A. B. A. Representatives Given In-creased Membership on Conunittee_ 967

Kings County Bankers NRA Committee• Named 2192

Law, Pres. of A. B. A. Reviews Pro-ceedings Incident to Development ofCode 250

N. Y. State Bankers Code Explains WhyEffective Date of Code WasPostponed 417

Service Charges Said to Have Approvalof General Johnson 966

Beck. Rep. J. M., Says NRA Is Climax ofSeries of Constitutional Changes StartedYears Ago 791

Blue Eagle to Continue as Symbol 64Budd, E. G., Mfg. Co. Denies Violating

Labor Provision 789Accepts Mediation of NCB 1492Employees Vote on Union 2018

Candle Mfg. Industry Code Approved_ _ _1676Civil Works Administration—

Activities to Be Discontinued—GraftCharges to Be Probed 619

Appropriation Bill Passed by House__ - - 973Passes Senate 1167Proposal for Using Part of Funds

for School Relief, Hearings on 1485Demobilization of Forces Planned 1485Complete Demobilization by April 1Now Expected 2022

Hopkins, Harry L., Outlines Programfor State Relief After Final Demo-bilization 2190

Employment for Thousands on Informa-tion Gathering Projects 65

La Guardia, Mayor of N. Y., DeclaresCity Cannot Assume Burden 2022

Lehman, Gov., of N. Y. Warns AgainstAny Decrease in CWA Activities _ 619

Unemployment Relief Program to BeSubstituted for CWA Described byPresident Roosevelt 1486

Cloak and Suit Industry—U. S. Dist. Court at Ilartford Issues

Injunction Restraining NRA fromEnforcing Code Provisions Pending

Hearing 64, 441. 790Injunction Withdrawn 978

Code Authority Members Meeting inWashington Oppose Proposals forFurther Cut in Work Week_ _1669. 1670.

1676, 1677Codes for Small Industries, General John-son Authorized to Pass on 73

Colgate-Palmolive-Peet Co. Finds NoBenefits from Code 1494

Constitutionality of NIRA Questioned byFederal Judge Barnes in Chicago 1169

Construction Industry Code Approved_ _ _ - 977Maguire, J. D., Named Deputy Ad-

ministrator 1848COMBUMerS Advisory Board Urges Changes

In Codes to Prevent Exploitation ofPublic 2021

Consumers Industries Committee ListsSuggestions for Improving NRA 2021

Co-operative Associations, Sales to orThrough, Shall Not Be Barred by AnyCode, President Orders 1846

Discrimination Against Small Business Man,Board to Be Formed to Hear Complaints 623

Dyeing and Printing Industry, Gen. Wm.N. Haskell Appointed Head of CodeAuthority for 791

Electric Utility Code. Public Hearings on—Right to Impose Code Questioned 796

Employees. Former of NRA Barred fromRepresenting Industry in Hearings Be-fore Administration 1169

Fishery Code Approved 1676Food and Grocery Code Approved_

- _64, 261

Government Purchases Restricted, by Pros.Roosevelt Exec. Order, to ConcernsComplying ith Codes 2018

Grain Exchange, President Signs Code for-2017Graphic Arts Master Code Approved by

President 1497Hoosac Mills Corp. Gets Court Order Al-lowing It to Disregard NRA Curtailmentof Production 978

Hours of Work. Shortening of, to Be Dis-cussed at Conference of Code and TradeAuthorities 1168

Industrial Advisory Board—Chairman andVice-Chairman Named 1676

Investment Bankers Code—Forbes, J. F., Says Proposed Fair Prac-

tice Rules Give Same Protection asBritish Companies Act 1479

I. B. A. Governors Meet to ConsiderFair Practice Rules 782, 1150

Meeting to Be Held Mar. 9 to Vote onFair Practice Rules 1485

National Committee Named to Admin-ister Code 967

Irwin, W. A., Says Steel Industry Is Vigor-ously Supporting NRA 1168

Johnson, Gen. Hugh S.—Asks Voluntary Industrial Act of WorkWeek with Wage Increase 1677

Codes for Small Industries, Authorizedto Pass on 73

Consumers Industries Committee Reporton Advisability of Adopting Proposalsfor Betterment of NRA 2022

PageNational Recovery Administration (Cont.)—Johnson, Gen. Hugh S. (Concluded) .—Opens Public Conference on Codes—

Offers Program for Revising Codes- -1488Protection for Small Business Promised

In Address at Worcester 789Shorter Work Week to Be Urged 621

Labor Provisions of Codes Required to BeDisplayed in Business Establishments-1341

Laundry Code Conditionally Approved_ _1342Local Boards Continued Indefinitely 789Lumber Code—

Actual Overhead to Be Determined forInclusion in Retail Selling Prices 263

Lye Industry Code Approved 1676Massachusetts State Recovery BoardAsked to Continue to Function 259

Monopolies Under NRA Attacked by Pres.Roosevelt—Executive Order ProvidesProtection for Small Man 621

National Compliance Board—Budd, E. G., Mfg. Co. Accepts Media-

tion of Board 1492Ford Motor Co., Charge of Discrimina-

tion Against Former Strikers by, toBe Investigated 1495

National Labor Board—Cases Handled Since Formation 441Du Pont, Pierre S., Predicts Board Will

Eliminate Strikes 795Executive Order of President Broaden-ing Powers of Board 976. 1675

Steel Arbiter Appointed 1136Wagner, Sen., Introduces Bill MakingBoard Permanent 1675

Wagner, Sen.. Praises Work of Board_ _ _ 980Dissatisfied with Record of Board _ _1487

Wolman, Dr. Leo., Withdraws Resigna-tion from Board 1499

New York Bar Assn. Committee to RenderInterim Report on NRA 440

New York State NRA Statute Upheld byState Supreme Court 64

Newspaper Code—Code Authority Chosen ,1674Code Guaranty of Press Freedom 64Conditionally Approved 1672Executive Order of President on Code_ _1671Pulitizer, Ralph, Appointed Deputy

Administrator 440Resigns Post 978

Williams, S. M., Named Code Manager _1847Nye, Sen., Continues Attack on NRA inSenate 789

Open Price Provisions of Codes. DefersDecision on 790

Overhead, Method of Calculation of, Ap-proved by NRA to Be Used by LumberIndustry 263

Paint Varnish Code Amendment Approved 1676Petroleum Industry—

Allowable Output Increased 1312Borah. Sen., Renews Attacks on Mar-

keting Agreements 37Code Altered to Assure Adequate Crude

Supplies for Small Refiners 1132Modification of Rules on Lending and

Sale of Equipment Approved 1133Contract for Sales to Commercial Con-sumers, New Form of, Approved 1492

Crude Oil Stocks in Storage. Regulationsfor Removal of 1312

Gasoline Producton, Plan for Curtail-ment of 37

Allowable Production Increased forMarch 1422

Marketing Agreements Approved byAdministrator Ickes 590

Gasoline Aliowables in Production andOutput 590

Non-Signers of Oil Code Engaged in In-tra-State Business Held by FederalCourt to Be Exempt from PenaltiesPrescribed for Code Violation 1133

Case to Be Appealed to U. S. SupremeCourt 1312

Operations Under Code More Profitableto Producers 1133

Pacific Oil Cartel Approved_1133, 1496, 1827Price Schedule Rescinded 1133Standard 011 Co. of N. J. Sued for Vio-

lation of Code 438Suburban Motor Service Corp.. Court

Declines to Restrain, from Violationof Code 1169

Tax on Oil at Wells to Defray Expenses ofCode Proposed by Administrator Ickes 1132

Philippine Islands Exempt from NRARules 74

Price Fixing Provisions of Codes. Investi-gation of 978

Public Conferences on Codes to Be Held1170. 1339

Johnson, Gen.'

Opens Hearings—OffersProgram for Revising Codes 1488

Pinchot, Mrs. Gifford, Charges Wide-spread Violation of Codes 1680

Public Works Administration—Federal Cement Production in PWA

Projects Favored by Sec. Ickes 1133Employment Resulting from P WAProgram 63

Farm Land, Unprofitable, to Be Pur-chased and Reforested 63

Municipal Bonds Acquired as Collateralfor Loans, Plans to Sell 1159

Number of Projects Awarded Funds_ _ _ _1167Road Projects, Number Employed on_1167Senate Adopts Res3lution Asking Dataon Personnel and Past Records 1495

Slum Clearance Projects Abandoned_ _2022Virgin Islands Sugar Industry Gets Loan 402

Railroads Offer Reduced Rates for CodeConferees 1341

Real Estate Brokerage Industry to BeSubmitted to Member Boards 1340

Refractories Industry Shortens Hours.Raises Wages 1829

Regional Labor Boards—Aluminum Workers Strike Settled 1847N. Y. C. Hotel Strike Settled 1679

Report of First Six Months' Activity 264Research and Planning Division, Leon

Henderson Succeeds R. H. Montgomeryas Head of 1494

Restaurant Code Bars Free Lunch at Li-quor Establishments 1495

Code Approved by President 1341Retail Code Praised by Lew Hahn of Nat'l

Dry Goods Assn 440Assessment Levied to Finance Code_ _ 64

Review Advisory Board Created 1341Richberg, Donald R., Gen. Counsel toNRA. Declares 90% of Business MenAre Behind Program 623

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PageNational Recovery Administration (Concl.)-

Roosevelt, Pres. F. D., Addresses CodeAuthorities-Urges Higher Wages andShorter Hours 1669. 1670, 1676

Refractories Industry Responds to Re-1829quest

Roper, Secy. of Commerce, Explains Pur-poses of Administration 1340

Savings, Building and Loan Business,M. F. Radcliffe Appointed Member ofCode Authority for 795

Self-Government Planned for Local Tradeand Service Industries 1170

Shipping Industry, Revised Draft ofMaster Code for 792

Inland Waterway Code Approved ll"Weaver, Joseph B., Appointed Deputy

Administrator in Charge of MarineCodes 793

Silk Code-Weavers' Wages Increased Under Code_ 403

State Directors Named to Survey Compli-ance with Codes 441

States Asked to Adopt Code EnforcementLaws 1166

Steel Code-Federal Trade Commission to Inquire

into Code 977Finds Code Encourages Monopo1y_2016

Special Investigators Appointed to AidEnforcement 440

Tire Code Authority Appointed 442Trucking Industry Code Approved

1494lJntermyer. Samuel, Defends NRA but Asserts It Should Include White CollarWorkers 440Weirton Steel Co. Sued by Governmentfor Violation of NIRA

2018Whalen, Grover, of N. Y. C., ResignsNRA Post 261Whiteside, A. D., to Study Effect of NRAon Small Business 789Wholesale Trade Code Signed 438Temporary Code Authority Named_ _ _ _ 790Wool Code Made Effective 441Navy Dept. See under U. 8. A.Nazi Activities in U. S., House Passes Reso-lution to Investigate Nebraska. Right of, to Regulate Weight of2011Bread Upheld by U. S. Supreme Court 439Netherland India Sugar Industry Depressed 403Netherlands. See Holland.New Deal. See U. S. A.-Business RecoveryProgram.New Jersey Bankers Assn. Describes Stand onState Taxes 922New Jersey Law Permitting Banks to IssuePreferred Stocks, Suit to Question Con-

stitutionality of 618New Orleans Cotton Exchange Celebrates63rd Anniversary 1661New Outlook. Alfred E. Smith ResignsEditor of as2186New York Bar Assn. Committee to RenderInterim Report on Result of NRA Study 440New York Clearing House Ass.-Annual Meeting, Officers Elected, Reportof Transactions for Year 49New York Cocoa Exchange-

Annual Statement of President 234Trading for Month 1464Weekly Review 1465New York Coffee & Sugar Exchange-Anniversary Celebrated 1661Deliveries Set New High in February 1464Market in 1933 Reviewed by Pres. W. H.

English Jr 233Officers Nominated 233Elected 402

Trading Activity 1464New York CurbExchange-Officers Nominated, Elections to Be Held.. 600Elections 1327

Teichman, L. M., Former Treasurer, Dies. 600Unlisted Trading, Change in Rules forAdmission of Securities to 67New York Life Insurance Co., Condition of,

at End of Year 1154New York Post New Name of N. Y. EveningPost 2186New York Produce Exchange Securities Mar-ket Ranks Fourth in U. S. as to Volume ofSales 416

New York Quotation Co. See under N. Y.Stock Exchange.

New York Real Estate Securities Exchange-Non-Member Commission Rates on Bondsof HOLC and Farm Loan Bonds of Fed.Land Banks Reduced 1328New York Security Dealers Assn., Officers

Elected 48New York State Bankers Assn.Mid-WinterMeeting 417, 961. 964, 965

Explains why NRA Bank Code EffectiveDate Was Delayed 417

Jones, Jesse H., Delivers Address Mid-Winter Meeting 624, 961

Trust Company Conference 1336New York Trust Co. Annual Meeting 267New York Stets-Banking Act. Emergency, Declared Uncon-

stitutional by State Supreme Court 432Banks and Trust Companies Authorized toIssue Capital Notes or Debentures, TextOf LOW 51Banks and Trust Companies Taken Overby State Supt.. Text of Law Providingfor Resumption of 51

Banks, Closed, Supt. of Banks Permittedto Borrow on Assets of. Text of Law_ 50

Banking Legislation, N. Y. State BankersAssn. Report on 964

Branch Banking Provided in Bill Intro-duced in Assemby 1311

Emergency Bank Act ConstitutionalityUpheld by State Court of Appeals- _ - _2175

Emergency Measures Extended AnotherYear 1176

Factory Employment 229, 1124Income Tax. Emergency. Subject to Same

Personal Exemptions Permitted in Com-putation of Normal Tax 2186

Insurance Legislation. Emergency, Ex-tended Another Year 1176

Martin Act Permitting Subpoenaing ofBrokerage House Accounts Upheld byU. S. Supreme Court 959

Milk Shed Crisis Must Be Averted ThroughFederal Co-operation Says Gov. Lehman 792

Mortgage Guaranty Companies, SchacknoLaw for Rehabilitation of Held Un-constitutional by N. Y. SupremeCourt 783

Declared Valid by Court of Appeals 2009

PageNew York State (Concluded).-Mortgage Guaranty Cos. (Concluded) .-Van Schaick, Supt. of Ins., Issues State-ment on Decision 784

NRA Statute Upheld by Court 64Port of N. Y. Authority Bonds Tax Exempt

in New York 1155Public Utility Regulations Urged by Gov.Lehman 55

Public Utility Operation by Municipalitiesin Competition With Private CompaniesProposed in Legislature Opposed byTrust Officers 1336

Sales Tax Law, Text of 51Savings and Loan Assns. Permitted to Be--come Members of Federal Home LoanBank, Text of Law 50

Savings Banks, Deposit in 603Stock Transfer Tax, Merchants Assn.Seeks Amendment of 2171

New York State Chamber of Commerce-Bank Deposit Insurance Criticized in Com-

mittee Report 782New York Stock Exchange-

Alcohol Stocks, Senate Qommittee Inves-tigates Alleged Pool in 1324

Amendments to Rules 47, 1147Aviation Stocks, Investigates Trading

in 1149. 1658Morgan, J. P., & Co. Denies Having Ad-vance Information on Cancellationof Air Contracts 18,38

Bankruptcy. Receivership or Reorganiza-tion. List of Companies in 1999

Becker, Robert, Completes 50 Years'Service with Exchange 249

Bond Market Committee Named 415Bonds Listed, Market Value of_249, 1145, 1659Brazil Bonds, Ruling on 2165Brokers' Loans Outstanding_ __48, 780. 1474Call Loans, Amount Invested in, by LargeCorporations 1659

Deliveries under New System Found to BeBetter 600

Fletcher-Rayburn Bill to Regulate StockExchanges. See under Stock Market.

Foreign Shares Payable in Currency onNon-Gold Basis, Exchange Acting toMake Eligible for Listing 600

German Bonds, Rulings on 1140Government Securities Sold on Exchange-Price Record for 1933 by Months_ _ _ 105

Listings on Exchange in 1933 216New York Quotation Co. Elects Officers- 415Newark City Center Corp. Sues Exchangefor Losses Resulting from Its Ejectionfrom Building Selected by Stock Ex-change for Trading in New Jersey toAvoid N.Y. C. Taxes 780

Nominating Comm. Members Nominated- 249Oil Companies Asked to Submit Data withView to Adoption of Uniform Methodsof Accounting 1149

Price Range by Months in 1933 83Short Interest 249, 1145, 1837Snow Storm Delays Opening on Feb. 20- -1327Stock Clearing Corp. Elects Officers- - - - - - 415Stocks Listed, Market Value of 249, 959, 1661Suit Filed Against Exchange Incident to

Preparations Made Last Year to MoveExchange to Jersey 415

Ticker, Express, Service to Be Tested_ - 780Year Book Distributed 1320

New Zealand-Central Bank Issues Shares-AssistantGovernor Named 959

Newspaper Code. See under NRA.Newspaper Guild Organized in Washington 74Nicaragua-Foreign Exchange RestrictionsEased 413

Nitrate Prices in Chile Raised 38Non-Ferrous Metal Market-39. 238, 407.

591. 766. 949, 1133, 1313, 1467.1648. 1827. 1989, 2155

North American Aviation, Inc., Reported asHaving Disposed of Holdings in DouglasAircraft Co 1659

North Central Building and Loan Conferenceto Be Held 795

North Dakota Governor Declares Mora-torium on Debts of Business Men andFarmers 2186

North Dakota Law Barring Shipments ofWheat Out of State Held Void by U. S.District Court 439

Norway-Bonds-Bearer Bonds May Not Be Im-

ported from Abroad Except with Per-mission 45

Nye, Sen., Attacks NRA in Senate 789

O'Brien, M. J. Pres. Chicago Stock Ex-

change, Addressing Members Says Pro-posed bill to Regulate Speculation WouldClose Exchanges 1320

Tells House Committee Bill Would Para-lyze Exchanges 1477

O'Connor, Compt. of Currency, AddressA. A. C. Dinner 781

Ohio Industrial Employment 400, 1983Ohio National Banks, Reopening of 985Oil. See Petroleum.Oklahoma National Banks Reopened SinceBank Holiday 983

Oleomargarine Tax by Kentucky Held In-valid by U. S. Supreme Court 55

Overton, Senator. Election of, Absolved bySenate Committee 430

pacific Coast 011 Cartel Approved- _ -1133, 1496Dept. of Justice Permits Modification

of Court Decree to Permit Cartel 1827Packing Companies Deny Charge They Are

Violating Anti-Trust Law 1492Paint-Varnish Code Amendment Approved_ _1676Panama-Demands Payment from U. S. in Gold forCanal Zone Rental 1654

Banks Reduce Interest Rates on SecuredLoans 598

Silver Coins to Be Increased 1482Panama Canal Traffic Gains 1320Panama Canal Zone Postal Savings In-

terest Reduced 1474Only Those With Business in Zone HaveRight There According to Court Rul-ing 1667

Pan Ameria Conference. See under Uruguay.Paper and Pulp Industry-

Newsprint-Canadian Exports 1462, 1640Production 2149

Towel Manufacturers Seek Reduction inCompensatory Tax on Paper Towels- - 763

PageParaguay-Chaco Hostilities Resumed 247League of Nations Abandons Efforts to

Settle Controversy 1831Pecora, Ferdinand, Comments on Stock Mar-ket Control Bill 1149

Peek, George N., Named President of Export-Import Banks 1482

Slated for Position of Foreign Trade Ad-viser to President 2166

Penn Mutual Life Insurance Co. ChangesPersonnel 439

Pennsylvania RR. Notifies Employees thatThey May Rohl Any Labor Organization 443

Peru and Ecuador. Pres. Roosevelt of U. S.Agrees to Arbitrate Boundary DisputeBetween 1144

Petroleum-Bunker Fuel Oil Price Increased 1989Crude Oil-

Price, New, Level Estimated by T. S.Hose 1979

Prices_35, 234, 405. 588, 764, 945, 1130.1309, 1465, 1644. 1825. 1986, 2152

Production, Weekly_37, 237. 406, 589,765, 948, 1131, 1311, 1467, 1647, 1827,

1988, 2154Monthly 236, 947, 1646

Venezuela Production 589, 1311, 2154Gasoline-NRA Code, Production Under. See un-

der NRA.Natural Gasoline Production -234, 948, 1647Prices_35, 234. 405, 588, 764. 945, 1130,

1309, 1465. 1644, 1825, 1986, 2152Federal Trade Commission Inquiry

Into Prices 977Prices Reduced 1989, 2154Puerto Rico, Report on Fair Price for

Gasoline in 1655Tax. Federal, Reduced 438

Kerosene Prices_35, 234, 405. 588, 764,945, 1130, 1309, 1465, 1644, 1825, 1986, 2152

NRA Code. See under NRA.Pacific Oil Cartel Approved 1133, 1496Dept. of Justice Permits Modificationof Federal Court Order to PermitOperation of Cartel 1827

Prices_35, 234, 405, 588, 764, 945, 1130,1309, 1465. 1644, 1825, 1986. 2152

Production Restriction-East Texas Producers Restrained by In-

junctions from Exceeding Quotas__-

_ 438NRA Code, Restrictions Imposed by.

See NRA-Petroleum Code.Texas RR. Commission Refuses to In-

crease States Allowable Oil Output- -1313Puerto Rico Creates Petroleum ProductsCommission 2155

Tax on 011 at Wells Proposed to DefrayNRA Expenses 1132

Philadelphia Bourse Places Itself on Recordas Favoring Return to Gold Standard 1596

Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce Pointsto Dangers of Fletcher-Rayburn

Bill-- - _1478

Philadelphia Clearing House Destroys ScripIssued During Bank Holiday 1474

Philadelphia Mint, Coinage at. During 1933Philippine Islands-Governor-Gen. Gore Resigns, Succeededby Gen. Winship 414

Independence Legislation Rejected-U. S.President Asked to Consider NewPlan for Independence 414

U. S. Senate Committee Votes to ExtendPeriod in Which to Accept Independ-ence 779

Quezon, Sen. M., Head of IndependenceCommission to U. S.. Gratified atPres. Roosevelt's Message 1657

Senate Attitude Toward PresidentialMessage on Philippine Independence _1657

House Bill Introduced After Receipt ofMessage of Pres. Roosevelt-WouldGive Islands New Opportunity forIndependence 1656

Leaders of Both Factions for Independ-ence Gratified at Pres. Roosevelt'sMessage 1657

Congress Approves New IndependenceBill-Manuel Quezon Pledges Ac-ceptance 1994

President Signs New Bill 2166NRA Code Rules Do Not Apply to Island

Industries 74Sugar Exports to U. S. Lower 403

Pierce, E. A. Cites Objections to StockExchange Control! Bill 1476

Pinchot, Mrs. Gifford, Charges WidespreadViolation of NRA Codes 1680

Pittman, Sen. Key, Predicts Bi-Metalism_ __ _2008Platinum Industry. Survey by CharlesEngelhard 62

Poindexter, J. B., to Govern Hawaii 778Poland-

Constitution, New, Adopted 776Germany, Friendship Treaty with 775, 1474Gold Standard to Be Maintained 1317Trade Agreement with Germany 2164

Politicians, Legislation to Curb Power of,Approved by Pres. Roosevelt 1665

Pollock, Henry W., Eliminated as Defendantin Suit Against Bank of U. S. Officers andDirectors 602

Poole. Mrs. Grace M. Pres. Roosevelt inLetter to, Sees U. S. Entering on NewEra 62

Pork, World Prospects for 2151Port of N. Y. Authority Bonds Tax Exempt

in New York 1155Portland Cement. See under Cement.Post Office. See under U. S. A.Potter, Pres. Hugh, of Natl. Assn. of Real

Estate Boards 'Views as Necessary the Co ordination of Federal Mortgage Agencies_ _1668

Potter. W. C., Statement on Proposed Bill toRegulate Stock Exchanges 1836

Pratt Stewart C.. Expects Distribution ofScrip for German Bond Coupons 957

Presley, F. Y., Views on Stock Exchange Reg-ulation Bill 1323

Press, Freedom of-Schell Sen., Attacks Effort to Muzzle Press1674

Production Credit Assns. See under FCA.Prohibition Repeal-

Prosecutions of Prohibition Law ViolatorsVoided by U. S. Supreme Court 1171

Public Utility Industry-Bonds-

Roosevelt, Pres. Approves Proposal toEstablish Sinking Fund Policy 251

Electricity-Electric Refrigerator Sales 2146Production, Monthly- _228, 756, 1637, 2146

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Production, Weekly _ _27, 227, 397, 580,756, 936, 1125,1303, 1459, 1637,1819.

1981, 2146Sales, Monthly 398, 1304

NRA Code. See NRA Electric UtilityCode.

New York State Governor Urges StrictRegulation of Utilities 55

New York State Legislature, Proposal in.That Municipalities Be Allowed to Oper-ate Utilities in Competition withPrivate Companies Opposed by TrustOfficers 1336

Rate Cutting Hastily Warned Against byPres. Roosevelt 251

Security Owners, Plan for Organization of,to Oppose Forces Depressing Values_ - 439

Connecticut Group Organizes-TJrgesSecurity Owners to Write to PublicOfficials in Washington to OpposeUnfavorable Action 618

Water Power Plants, Increase in Capacityof1306Public Works Administration. See under NRA.Publishers Code. See under NRA.Publishers to Get Loans from RFC 259

Jones, Jesse H., Not in Favor of Action_ _ _1846Puerto Rico-Budget Reduction Urged by Governor--- -1655Gasoline, Fair Price for, Fixed in Reportof Accountants 1655

Petroleum Products Commission to BeCreated 2155

Sugar Shipments to U. S.- -403. 586. 943,1308, 1464, 1641, 1824

U. S. Dept. of Commerce Establishes Co-operative Office in Puerto Rico 74

Winship, Major-Gen. Blanton, BecomesGovernor 413, 1143

Pulitzer, Ralph, Appointed Deputy NRAAdministrator of Newspaper Code 440Tenders Resignation 978

Pulp. See Paper and Pulp.

Radio Broadcasters Warned Against LiquorAdvertising 1336

Railroads-Bonds-

Roosevelt, Pres., Favors Proposal to Es-tablish Sinking Fund Policy 251

Eastman, Joseph B.'

Railroad Co-ordina-tor, Submits Tentative Plan for PublicOwnership and Operation of Railroads

570, 1813Earnings-

Class I Roads, Monthly Earnings of_ -75,921, 2002

Montnly Compilation 213, 1107, 1809Selected Income and Balance SheetItems 2002

Yearly Compilation 1286Federal Emergency Transportation Act-Eastman Co-ordinator, Reports to I.-S.0. C. on Progress Made in 1933 UnderAct-Recommends Federal Control ofAll Transportation 570. 1813

Labor Provision Not Complied with byMany Roads According to Co-ordina-tor Eastman 73

Pennsylvania RR. Notifies EmployeesThey May Join Any Labor Union_ _ _ _ 443

Freight-Loadings in First Quarter of 1934 Esti-mated 230

Loadings of Revenue Freight_23. 225,394, 576. 751, 933, 1121, 1300, 1453,

1635. 1816, 1978, 2143Freight Cars in Need of Repairs Increase_ _2157Locomotives in Need of Repair 2157Railroad Credit Corp.. Monthly State-ment 60

Wage Cut Ordered of 15% 1173Eastman. Co-ordinator. Hears Both

Sides in Effort to Settle Dispute_ _2020Present 10% Cut Extended-Demand

for Higher Cut Temporarily With-drawn 1847

Railroad Credit Corp. See under Railroads.Railroad Transportation Act. See Railroads-Federal Emergency Transportation Act. •Rand, J. H. Jr., Asks That GovernmentExtend Silver Purchases and Raise GoldPrice 1482

Rand, McNally Bankers Monthly Sees Simi-larity in Banking Situation of To-day and50 Years Ago 966

Ratcliffe, M. F. Appointed Member ofSavings, Building and Loan Code Author-ity 795

Rayburn, Chairman, of House CommitteeSays No Exchange Control Bill Will BePassed Lodging Control of Capital for In-dustry in Federal Trade Commission-1320

Rayon-Exports from U. S. of Rayon Yarns at

Record Level 945Prices of Cones Advanced 35Production in Great Britain 588

Real Estate-Bankruptcy Act Amendment Proposed toAllow Landlords to Claim Future RentsCriticized 796

Brokers NRA Code. See under NRA.Landlords Whose Tenants Enter Bank-rputcy Have No Claim for Future RentsU. S. Supreme Court Rules 960

Market Survey by Nat'l Assn of RealEstate Boards 1305

Receiverships. See Bankruptcies and Re-ceiverships.

Reconstruction Finance Corp.-Bank Preferred Stocks and Capital Notes,. Purchase of-

Amount of Purchases Made Known byJesse H. Jones 59,962

Chase National Bank of N. Y. to SellRFC Preferred Stock 624

Interest Rate Reduced 2172Banking Operations May Be Started UnlessBanks Loosen Credit Says ChairmanJones 962

Bill Passed Extending Life-IncreasesLending Power 258, 436

Signed by President 616Text 750

Breweries Refused Loans 617Chinese Credit for Wheat and Cotton. Con-

siders Reduction of 617, 2165Copper Purchases by RFC Proposed inSenate Bill 2157

Debenture Issues Authorized 436Ruling of Comptroller of Currency to

Effect That Debentures Are Obliga-tions of U.S436

PageReconstruction Finance Corp. (Concluded)-Debenture Sales Reported Discontinued.. 617Deposit Liquidation Board Committees toBe Consolidated with Regular Agenciesof RFC 2174

Export Bank Funds to Be Supplied forFormation of 965

Gold Holdings Taken Over by U. S.Treasury 749

Gold Purchases 56. 255, 429Amount Expended for Gold 56London "Times" Declares Plan a Failure 244

Insurance Companies Preferred Stocks andCapital Notes Purchased-Interest RateReduced 2172

Loans-China, Loan to, Reduced 617, 2165Deposit Liquidation Board. Loans to. - 797Jones, Jesse H. Proposes that RFC Be

Authorized to Make Direct Loans toIndustrial or Commercial Concerns

1845. 2011, 2014Senate Committee Orders Investiga-

tion of Proposals • 2015Railroads. 10-Year Loans for, Proposedby Chairman Jones 974

McKee, Joseph V., Appointed SpecialCounsel to RFC 259

New York Loan Agency, T. J. Ahearn, Jr.,Appointed Asst. Mgr. of 436

Publishers to Get Loans from RFC ThroughSpecially Formed Corporation 259

Jones, Jesse II., Not in Favor of Action_1846Report, Monthly 443, 1164

Reed, Former Sen.Asks Defeat of ProposedChild Labor Amendment 1498

Reed, Sen., Says Prosperity Is Hindered byNew Deal 1342

Refractories Industry to Shorten Hours andRaise Wages 1829

Refrigerators, Electric, Sales of 2147Regional Labor Boards. See under NRA.Relief Corporation. See Federal Emergency

Relief Corporation.Restaurant Code. See under NRA.Retail Food Prices. See Food Prices, Retail.Retail Price Index of Fairchild Publications 397Retail Trade. See Trade, Retail.Revelstoke, Baron. See under Great Britain.Revere, C. T., Sees Uneasiness Aroused OverDoubt of Scope of Recovery Program_ 2171

Robinson, Sen., of Indiana, Attacks BudgetProposed by Pres. Roosevelt 258

Rogers. Prof. J. H., Elected Pres., Amer.Stat. Assn 76

Going to China to Study Silver Situation_2001Roosevelt, Pres. Franklin D.. of U. S. A.-Address on Receipt of Honorary Law De-

gree from American University-CitesReawakened Public Interest in Govern-mental Affairs 1665

Army Deserter, Vetoes Bill Giving Honorable Discharge to 1666

Automobile Industry Congratulated forPart in National Recovery 402

Bankhead Cotton Control Bill, ReportedNot Opposed to 587

Indorses Bill in Principle 1309Birthday Celebrated Throughout Country 787Bond Sinking Funds for Railroads and

Utilities Favored 251Budget Message to Congress. See U. S. A.-Budget.

Child Labor Amendment to Constitution,Letter Endorsing Proposed 1155

Communications System. Letter Concern-ing Federal Control of 1161

Congress, Annual Message to' 17Crop Production Bill Should Be Last ofKind-Comment When Signing Bill 1463

Ecuador and Peru, Agrees to ArbitrateBoundary Dispute Between 1144

Foreign Trade Adviser to Be Appointed_ _2166Gold Reserve Act. See under U . S. A.Government Purchases Limited by Exec.Order to Concerns Complying with NRA 2018

Interest Rate Adjustment on Municipal,Foreign Gov't and Corporate IssuesFavored 1336

Japanese Ambassador Presents CredentialsExchange of Pledges of Friendship 1319Lobbyists, Approves Measure Designed toCurb 1665

Monopolies under NRA Attacked-Execu-tive Order Provides Protection forSmall Man 621

Monopolistic Features of NRA Attackedin Senate 622

NRA Code Authorities, Address beforeUrging Higher Wages and ShorterHours 1669. 1670, 1676Newspaper Code, Executive Order on_

- _1671Philippine Independence, Message 12e-

grding 1656Politaicians, Power of, Approves Le

.lation1657

Designed to Curb 1665Poole, Mrs. Grace M., Letter to-DeciaresWe Have Entered into New Era 62Relief Work, Urges Elimination of Politicsfrom 979Stock Market Regulations Proposed in

Message to Congress 931Advocates Law with Teeth 2169Sugar Quotas Proposed-Plan Would Ad-just Market Supplies to Consumption 943Cuba Mildly Disappointed at Plan 944Tariff Authority Sought from Congress-Wants Right to Modify Tailffs inNegotiating Reciprocal Agreementswith Other Nations 1486Cabinet Officers Present ArgumentsBefore House Committee 1841House Committee Favorably ReportsProposal 2003Tax Depreciation. Favors Changes in-

Cites Instance of Old Barn 1480Telephone and Telegraph Control Com-mission, Asks Legislation Providing for_1484Unemployment Relief Program Outlined-1486

Vacation Fishing in Florida Waters 2186Roper, Secretary of Commerce, Replies toCriticism of Ogden Mills of RecoveryProgram 1172Explains Purpose of NI RA 1340• Report on Stock Market Regulation_ _599.

925. 930Rothschild, Harry S., Protests AgainstFederal Bill to Regulate Stock Exchanges_1662

Royal Bank of Canada. See under Canada.Rugs-

Prices Changed Slightly at Opening ofSpring Offerings 945

Rubber Industry-Crude Rubber Consumption in United

States .j127, 1824

PageRubber Industry (Concluded)-

Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland on Con-ditions in Rubber and Tire Industry 28. 936

Tires-NRA Code. See under NRA.Prices Increase 1127Production Shipments and Stocks-

Prices 584, 1127Rumania-Bank Notes of 1,000 Lei DenominationWithdrawn from Circulation 1142

Debt Service Maintenance Hampered byUnfavorable Balance of Payments 777

Treaty of Non-Aggression with Greece.Turkey and Jugoslavia 1142

Russia-Bonds-Initial Quarterly Interest Payment 45Countries Which Have Not Yet Recognised

Soviet 69Economic Espionage Charged Against Six

Foreigners 415German Industrial Credits, Soviet DeniesPledging Gold Production as Securityfor 44

Germany, Trade Relations with, Regu-lated by Protocol 2164

Grain Crop Total Shows Large Gain 33Great Britain, Treaty with, Signed Re-

nevring Trade Relations 1470, 1653Holland Not to Recognize Soviet 70Hungary Recognizes Soviet Government-1141Industrial Growth to Be Reduced 1141Sweden Plans Loan to Russia 1994Trade Treaty with France 413Troyanovsky, Alexander. Ambassador toU. S., Presents Credentials 246

Turkey, $8,000,000 Credit Extended to.. 597United States Ambassador to Russia, W. C.

Bullitt, Sails for Post 1470United States Claims Against Russia...69,

414, 1142United States Lifts Tonnage Tax on SovietShips 1319

United States Recognition of Russia. Seeunder U. S. A.

St. Johns University Adds New Course toCurriculum 982

St. Lawrence Waterways Treaty, Senate Failsto Ratify 1832

St. Louis Stock Exchange-Monthly Range ofPrices for Year 1933 739

Sales Tax Law in N.Y. State 51Salvador. See El Salvador.San Paulo. See under Brazil.Savings Banks. See under Banks and Bank-

ing.Savings, Building and Loan Industry Code.

See under NRA.Schacht, Dr. Hjalmar. See under Germany.Schall, Senator, Attacks Effort to MuzzlePress 1674

Schaller, G. J. Appointed Governor of Fed-eral Reserve Bank of Chicago 1668

Schenley Products Co. Cuts Hours and RaisesWages 2019

Securities Act. See Federal Securities Act.Security Offerings. See Capital Flotations.Seed Loan Bill Passed 974, 1463Seibert, Jacob, Late Editor of Commercialand Financial Chronicle, Tributes to 1992

Serbs, Croats and Slovenes, Kingdom of.See Yugoslavia.

Shipping Board. See under U. S. A.Shipping Industry-

Mails. Cost of, to Post Office 793NRA Code. See under NRA.Shipping Board Urges Use of American

Vessels in Carrying Cargo PurchasedThrough Loans Abroad 56

Transatlantic Boats Report Heavy De-mand for Space for Gold Shipments- _ - - 772

Short Selling. See under Stock Market.Sidle, T. L., to Be Sued for Tax Evasion_ ..1844Silk Assn. of Am., Inc. See Federated Tex-

tile Industries, Inc.Silk Industry-

Italian Producing Industry Declining_ _ - - 45Raw Silk Statistics 234, 944, 1643Textile Industry Not Seeking Further Cur-tailment of Production 403

Weavers Wages Increased Under Code_ - - - 403Silver-BI-Metallism-

Bill Introduced in Senate to EstablishBi-Metallic System 57

Pittman, Sen., Predict EBI-Metallism- ..2008Chinese Bankers Ask U. S. Not to Raise

Price 1482Chinese Sentiment Favoring EmbargoGrowing 1317

CommodityExchange, Inc. Reveals Amountof Silver in Licensed Depositories 971

Handy & Harman Bullion Dealers to PostThree Daily Prices for Silver 254

Hoarders of Silver. Senate Asks Names of_2008Indian Tariff Reduced 1482International Silver Agreement-China Signs 1482Mexico Sigis 607

Mine Raises ay 400Morgenthau Sec. of U. S., Treasury, De-

clares He Has Open Mind on Silver Pro-posals 1841

Panama to Increase Silver Coins 1482Price at Four-Year High as Rumors Fore-

cast Remonetization 1137Production In U. S. in 1933 595Production in U. S. in 1934 Anticipated.. _2147Speculative Position of Silver-U. S.

Treasury Seeks Information on 971U. S. Government-Measures to Aid Silver,

House to Vote on 1841Dies Bill Passed by House-Fiesinger

Bill Action Delayed-Prof. Rogers,Adviser to Pres. Roosevelt, to StudySilver Situation in China 2001

Morgenthau, Secy. of Treasury, Do-clares Himself Open-Minded on Pro-posals

U. S. Treasury Seeks I 1841

nformation onHoldings of Silver in U. S 971

United States Purchases and Coinage ofSilver in Accordance with Provisionsof International Agreement Ratified.See under U. S. A.

Imports and Exports 757, 1821, 2166Sinclair, J. S. Named Dep, Gov. Philadelphia

Federal Reserve Bank 417Sloan, Alfred P. Jr., Sees Improvement in ipWorld Conditions 23

Smith. Sen., to Introduce Bill ProhibitingCotton Forecasts 586

Favors Postponement of Gevernment Super-vision of Commodity Exchanges 1327

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PageSmith, Alfred E., Resigns as Editor of NewOutlook 2186

Smith, E. B. & Co. Sees Political ExpediencyHolding Back Business 2188

Sees Reopening of U. S. Capital Market_ -1337Smith, T. K.

' Makes Statement to Senate

Committee Considering Bill to RegulateStock Exchanges 2169

Snyder, Carl, Made Official of Assn. forAdvancement of Science 250

Societe Intercommunale Beige d'Electricite.See under Belgium.

Soldiers' Bonus. See U. S. A.-Veterans'Bonus.

South Africa-Gold Output in Transvaal 430, 1317Increased Production Chief Factor inEconomic Recovery 430

Soviet Russia. See Russia.Spain-Foreign Exchange-Control BoardLowers Peseta 597

Sprague, 0. M. W., Views on Gold Bill 612Stabilization Fund. See under U. S. A.Standard Historical Society, Inc., Ordered byTrade Commission to Cease Free GiftMethod of Sales Persuasion 1680

Standard Oil Co. of N. J. Sued by Govern-ment for Violating NRA Code 438

Defends Call Loans Made in 1929 2009States Aythorized to Tax Inter-State Sales by

Bill Passed by Senate 2179State Banks. See under Banks and Banking.State Bonds-Secy. of Treasury AdvocatesRemoval of Tax Exempt Features fromFuture Issues of 1666

Statisticians in Industry. See under NationalIndustrial Conference Board.

Steagall, Rep., Views on Gold Bill 426Steel Industry. See Iron and Steel Industry.Sterrett, Joseph E., Death of 2175Stevens, R. B., Commends German Debt

Agreement 775Satisfied with Brazilian Debt Agreement- 956

Stock Clearing Corp. See under N. Y. StockExchange.

Stock Market-Fletcher-Rayburn Bill for Control of Stock

Exchanges-Amended Bill Introduced in Congress

1994. 1995Whitney, Richard, Voices Objections_1996

Amendments Suggested by SenatorFletcher Following Conference withPresident Roosevelt 1658

Bayuk Cigars, Inc., President of, Pro-tests Against Bill 1662

Chicago Stock Exchange Members Re-ceive Summary of Provisions 1149

Digest of Bill-Statement of SenatorFletcher 1146, 1322

Durable Goods Industries CommitteeOpposed to Bill 2171

Effect of Bill on Traders' Loans 1321Federal Reserve Board ApprovesAmended Bill 2014

Fenner & Butne Admit that ConstructiveLegislation Would Be Helpful but UrgeThat Hasty and Vindictive Action BeAvoided 1322

House Committee Hearings_ _1145. 1321.1323. 1476, 1477. 1836, 1837

Investment Bankers Assn. Views on B11l-1838Investment House Group Organizes toOppose Certain Features 1477

Legality of Prpoposed Bill Questioned inBrief Filed in Behalf of N. Y. StockExchange 1835

Merchants Assn. of N. Y. Regards Billas Harmful to Business 2470

O'Brien, M. J., President Chicago StockExchange, Says Bill Would EliminateSpeculation and Also Stock Exchanges 1320

Pecora. Ferdinand, Commenting. SaysMargin Provisions Apply to Banks asWell as Brokers 1149

Philadelphia Interests Voice Oppositionto Bill 1477

Philadelphia Chamber of CommercePoints to Dangers of Bill 1478

Rayburn, Phairman, House Committee,Says No Bill Will Be ApprovedLodging Control of Capital for Indus-try in Federal Trade Commission..

- .._1320

Roosevelt. President F. D. Asks forLegislation with Teeth 2169

Message to Congress RecommendingLegislation 931

Roper, Secretary of Commerce. Reporton Exchange Regulation_ _599, 925, 930

Senate Hearings on Bill_ _1145, 1322,1475, 1478, 1657, 1834, 1836, 2167.

2168, 2169Specialists File Brief with House Com-

mittee Pointing Out How ProposedBill Would Practically EliminateTheir Operations 2169

State and. Municipal Obligations Ex-empted by Senate Committee 2169

Twentieth Century Fund Proposes StockMarket Regulations 1148, 1660

Whitney, Richard, President N. Y.Stock Exchange, on Disastrous

Effects of Bill 1145Testifies Before Senate Committee

175,King Bill Introduced in Senate

Provi4ding1996

for Stock Exchange and Security Com-mission 932

Margining of Stock Ruled as Lending byMontreal Court 930

Regulation of Market, Secretary of Com-merce Roper Report on 599, 925, 930

Short Selling-Twentieth Century Fund Conclusionsas to Effects of Short Selling 1326

Stock Market Senate Committe Inquiringinto Detroit Banking Investigated by

247, 599, 602. 960, 961Suburban Motor Service Corp., Court Re-fuses to Restrain, from Violation of Petro-leum Code 1169

Suez Canal Tolls Reduced 247Sugar Industry-Beet Sugar Consumption in U. S _1308, 2150

Italian Restrictions on ProductionSlightly Relaxed 2150

Consumption in U. S. A 34, 946Costigan Jones Sugar Bill Fixing Quotas onDomestic Production and Imports,House Committee Moves for Revisionof 1641

Revised Bill Introduced in Congress.. _-

_2183Crops, World, Estimated by Willett &Gray 942

PageSugar Industry (Concluded)-Cuban Sugar. See under Cuba.English, W. H. Jr., President N. Y. Cofeeand Sugar Exchange Reviews 1933 SugarMarket 233

European Production and Consumption_ _1986Java Production off 944Netherland India Sugar Industry in De-

pressed State 403Philippine Exports to U. S. Lower 403Puerto Rico Shipments to U. S_ _403, 586,

943, 1308, 1464, 1641. 1824Roosevelt, President, Proposes Plan of

Sugar Quotas to Adjust Market Sup-plies to Consumption 943

Costigan-Jones Bill, Support Sought for_1641Revised Bill Introduced 2183

Cuba Mildly Disappointed at Plan_ _ _ _ 944Stocks of Raw Sugar in N. Y 1464Stocks of Raw Sugar to Be Lower 1308U. S. Imports of Refined Sugar Greaterin 1933 2150

Virgin Islands ugar Industry Gets PWALoan 402

Sugar Institute, Inc., Found by U. S. DistrictCourt at N. Y. to Have Violated Anti-Trust Act 1679

Swanson, E. W., Named Asstistant FederalReserve Agent of Federal Reserve Bank ofMinneapolis 417

Sweden--Loan to Russia Planned 1994

Switzerland-Banks to Cut CapitalBond Redemption

45777

Germany, Debt Agreement with 1472Gold Standard, Denies Any Intent toLeave 772

Talcott, James, Inc., Celebrates Eightieth1 Anniversary 963Teagle, Walter C., Defends Company UnionSystem 266

Teichman, Louis M., Dies 600Telephone and Telegraph Companies, Regu-

lation of, Reported on by Secy. of Commerce Roper 599. 1161

Roosevelt. Pres., Asks Legislation Pro-viding Control Commission 1484

Tennessee Valley Authority-Electric Home and Farm AuthorityFormed as Subsidiary to Promote Use ofElectricity 622

Fertilizer Production on Large Scale Fore-cast by C. J. Brand 1644

Texas Oil Proration-See Petroluem-Pro-duction Restriction.

Textile Products, Consumption of, in 1933_ _ _1129Thirty Hour Work-Week Provided in House

Bill 1493Dallas Chamber of Commerce Opposed to

Bill 1494Thomas, Miss Edith M., Daughter of FormerSenator Indicted as Gold Hoarder 255

Thomas, Sen., Views on Gold Bill 426Thomas, Woodcliffe, Before Senate and HouseCommittees on Stock Exchange Control Bill

1323, 1657Thompson, Eugene E.. Presents Views onStock Market Control Bill 1476

Tin-Belgian Congo Proposes to Limit Output 407Consumption, World 39, 591Exports of Countries Participating in Inter-

national Agreement 949International Restriction Agreement Re-newed 949

Production Quotas to Be Raised by Inter-national Committee 407

Tires. See under Rubber Industry.Tobacco-

Cigarettes-Wholesale Prices Raised 234

Cigars-Union Offers Manufacturers $50.000Annually to Organize Employees 439

Intermediate Credit Bank Formed at Wil-liamstown. Ky. to Aid Tobacco Growers _1667

Toledo Precision Devices, Inc. to Study FoodMerchandising Problems 979

Toronto. See under Canada.Towel Prices Advanced 588Trade. Wholesale. See Federal Reserve Bank

of New York.Transportation Act. See Railroads-FederalEmergency Transportation Act.

Travelers Bank. See under France.Troyanovsky, Alexander. See under Russia.Trucking Industry Code. See under NRA.Trust Companies. See under Banks.Turkey-

Russia Extends Turkey $8,000,000 Credit- 597Treaty, Non-Aggression, with Greece. Ru-mania and Jugoslavia 1142

Twentieth Century Fund Proposes Stock Ex-change Regulations 1148, 1660

Conclusions as to Effect of Short Selling ofStocks 1326

UT nemployment. See Labor ConditionsUnemployment Insurance Bill IntroducedIn Congress 1164

United States Fidelity & Guaranty Co. Sub-sidiaries File Refunding Issues for Registra-tion Under Securities Act 1334

United States Industrial Alcohol Co. Sued byGovernment for Back Taxes on CommercialAlcohol Sold for Beverages Purposes 437

United States of America-Agriculture Dept.-Annual Report of Secretary 33Farm Export Index 229, 1821Farm Price Index 228Wool, World Prospects of 763

Arms and Ammunition, Bill ProhibitingExport of, Passed in Amended Form bySenate 1664

Banking Crisis-Philadelphia Clearing House Destroys

Scrip Issued During Holiday _-__ _1474Reopening of Closed Banks by States

77, 276, 449, 626, 798, 986, 1176,1343, 1500, 1682, 1849. 2023, 2192

Colorado National Banks, Reopeningof 984

Federal Reserve District of N Y.,Banks Licensed to Resume Opera-tions in 450, 801. 1344, 1684. 2194

Iowa National Banks, Reopening of.. 984Missouri Nat. Banks, Reopening of_

- 985

National Banks Licensed _77, 982,1176, 1848

National Banks in Pennsylvania Re-organized 275

PageUnited States of America (Continued)-Banking Crisis (Concluded)-

National Banks Which ConsummatedReorganization Plans 274

Ohio National Banks, Reopening of_ 985Oklahoma Banks Reopened 983W. Va. National Banks, Reopening of 985

State Banks Not Members of ReserveSystem, Control of, Returned toStates-Authority Had Been With-drawn During Bank Holiday 72

Bonds, Federal, State and Municipal.Secy. of Treasury Advocates Removal ofTax Exempt Features from FutureIssues of 1666

Brain Trust Accused of Planning Change ofGovernment 2188

Budget-Roosevelt, Pres. F. D., Message to

Congress 20London Amazed by Indicated Deficit 22National City Bank of N. Y. Com-ments on Program 921

Robinson, Sen.' of Ind., Attacks Pro-

posed Budget 258Wall Street Staggered at Size of Deficit 21

Business Recovery Program-Beneficiaries of Government SpendingProgram 618

Clark, Dr. Charles E., Predicts SupremeCourt Will Uphold Most of RecoveryLegislation 796

Fletcher, H. P., Former Ambassador toBelgium, Says Program Is Not AidingRecovery 1172

Frank, Jerome N., General Counsel toAAA. Upholds New Deal 260

Davis, John W., Criticizes New Deal_ _1491Guaranty Trust Co. Feels ApprehensiveThat Price Advance May Go Too Far-2187

Harris, Seymour E., in Book "Economicsof the Recovery Program" CriticizesGovernment Program 2154

Ickes, Secretary of Interior, UpbraidsCritics of Program 1491

Mills, Ogden, Criticizes Program 788Roper, Secretary of Commerce, Re-

plies to Criticism 1172Money Policies, Economists Disagree on 1335Morgenthau. Secretary of Treasury,Says Policy Is Purely Experimental_ 1481

Munds, Winslow & Potter EconomistSees Gro,ing Uneasiness by DoubtOver Scope of Program 2171

Reed. Sen., in Radio Address, Says Pros-perity Is Delayed by New Deal 1342

Smith, E. B., & Co. Criticizes Program-2188Capital Shipped Abroad for Protection SentBack to U. S. Following Stabilization 954

Civil War Cost Doubled by Inflation 42Commerce Dept.-Establishes Co-opera-

five Office in Puerto Rico 74Communications Systems, Plan for Federal

Control of 599, 1161Comptroller of Currency Annual Report-1293

National Bank Call, Conditions asShown by 1662

Call for National Bank, Statements ofMarch 5 2173

Congress-Annual Mesage of Pres. Roosevelt atOpening Session 17

Budget Message of Pres. Roosevelt_ 20London Amazed by Indicated Defict 22Robinson, Sen., of Ind., Attacks Pro-

posed Budget 258Wall Street Staggered at Size of Deficit 21

Lame Duck Session Ended 55Opening of 73rd Session 54

Constitutional Amendment ProhibitingChild Labor Endorsed by Pres.Roosevelt 1155

Guthrie, W. IX, Seas Dangers in Amend-ment 1498

Opposed by Dr. Lowell of Harvard-- A498Reed, Former Sen., Asks Defeat ofAmendment 1498

Corporations Formed by Government,. Senate Resolution Seeking Information

Regarding Authority for Creation of_ _1488Cost of Living in U. S.....398. 401, 1124, 1822Cuban Government Recognized 597

Caffery, Jefferson, Presents Credentialsas American Ambassador to Cuba__ . _1655

Currency-British Equalization Fund Nevdr Usedto Purchase Dollars _______ _ 410

Circulation 242, 770. 2159First National Bank of Boston SaysSound Money Rests on National Credit 75

Gold Certificates to Be Issued to FederalReserve in Exchange for Gold Raise toEight the Number of Kinds of PaperCurrency Issued 740, 749

Inflation Opposed by Most Merchants,According to Fairchild Poll 435

Pars of Exchange of Foreign Currenciesin Terms of Dollar 772

Silver Dollar, Cut in, Advocated bySenators 972

Rumored 971Stabilization Urged by InternationalChamber of Commerce 2159

Whalen. Grover. Tells N. Y. Chamberof Commerce Pres. Roosevelt Will NotAllow Runaway Inflation 57

Debt Defaulting Nations Would Be Barredfrom Future Loans Under JohnsonBill 243. 770

Debt, National, Amount of, According toCensus Bureau 786

Debt, Public, Decreasing Instead of In-creasing, According to Irving Fisher_ 787

Analyzed by First of Boston Corp 1329Disarmament Plan Offered by British toBe Supported by U. S. A 1664

Expenditures for Relief and RecoveryNeed Not Be Approved by Budget Direc-tor as Previously Ordered 260

Export-Import Bank of Washington Formedto Aid Trade with Russia 1159, 1330

Bank Formed to Develop CubanTrade 1482, 1833

Cuba Accepts Silver Credit- _-

_1994, 2165Bauer. G. F., of World Trade League,

Questions Need for Bank 1331Peek, George N. Named President ofBanks-Two More Banks to BeFormed 1482

Roosevelt, Pres., Announces Plans forFormation of lank 965

Foreign Exchange-Control Division atN. Y. Fed. Res. Bank, Fred I. Kent Re-signs from 250

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PageUnited States of America (Continued)—Government Considers Guaranteeing Ex-

porters Against Exchange Risk 966Pars of Exchange of Foreign Currencies

in Terms of Dollar 772Foreign Trade—

Analysis of Imports and Exports_ - -756. 1635Cocoa Exports and Imports 234Coffee Imports 233Cotton Exports in 1933 and 1932 74Monthly 404

Farm Products Exports, Index of 229Gold, Silver and Merchandise Importsand Exports 757. 1821, 2166

Guaranty Trust Co. of N. Y. DisC1113808Foreign Trade Policy of U. S 1499

Merchandise Imports and Exports 1126Rayon Yarns. Exports of 945Silk Imports 234Sugar Imports in 1932 and 1933 2150

Foreign Trade Advises to President. Officeof, Created 2166

Gold Price, J. H. Rand Jr. of Committeefor Nation Asks Increase in 1482

Gold, Price to Be Paid for, to Be that Pre-vailing on Day of Deposit 1481

Gold Purchases, Laws Providing for 749Gold Purchased by Denver Mint 1317Gold Purchased through RFC. See underRFC.

Gold Receipts Cleared Rapidly by AssayOffice 1481

Gold Reserve Act of 1934—Reducing GoldContent of Dollar.—Amendment to Bill Proposed by Treas-ury Would Give Latter Wider LatitudeIn Refinancing Operations 425

Constitionality .of Bill Challenged bySen. Glass 749

Bill as Introduced in Congress—Full Text 422Black, Gov. Eugene R., of Fed. Res.Board Gives Views 423. 425. 426

Effect of Revaluation on World GoldDollar Value 430

Glass, Sen., Challenges Legality of Bill_ 428Gold Certificates to Be Issued to Federal

Reserve in Exchange for Gold - - _740. 749House Committee Report on BM 616International Balances, Ruling on Use ofGold for Settlement of 748

Keynes, J. M. British Economist, Up-holds Policies 595

Leffingwell, R., of J. P. Morgan & Co.on Gold Problem and Currency Re-valuation 2006

Licenses Issued Under Act, ExpirationDate of. Extended 1664

Miller, Adolph C., of Reserve Board.Views of 425

Morgan, J. P. Declines to Comment_ 426Morgenthau, Sec. of Treasury, Explains

Bill 424Passage of Bill Quickly Sought 426House Passes Bill 608Senate Passes Bill 741

Provisions of Act 745Profit to Treasury from Devaluation_ _ _ 969Regulations Issued Under Act 744, 747Rogers, Prof. J. H., Defends Bill 612Roosevelt, Pres., Message to Congress

Asking Legislation 418, 419Executive Orders Incident to Dollar

Revaluation Plans 420Proclamation Revaluing Dollar in Ac-cordance with Act 746

Statement leaned Indicating Purposeof Act 746

Roosevelt, Pres., Discusses Act in Letterto Gov. Black of Reserve Board_ _ _ _ _1152

Senate Committee Hearings on Bill_614.615, 616

Senate Committee Opposition to BillGrowing 425

Senate Debate on BM 613Sprague, Prof. 0. M. W., Presents Viewsto House Committee 612

Steagall, Rep., Views of 426Text of Act 742Thomas, Sen.. Views of 426Warburg, James P., Comments on Bill

432, 615Warren, Prof. Geo. F., Explains Advan-

tages of Bill to Senate Committee- - 573Young & Ottley, Inc. on Effects of U. S.Currency Debasement 786

Young, Owen D., Views of 610Gold Standard. Form of, Adopted 749Gold Stocks, Distribution of 430. 595Government Agencies, Senate Resolution

Calling for Information Regarding Au-thority for Creation of 1488

Government Employees Salary Custs Ex-tended to June 30 250

Senate Passes Bill Despite Opposition ofAdministration Restoring Cuts by

' July 1 1330Holland, G. T. Emmet Appointed Minis-

ter to 45Homestead Aid. Funds Asked for 1488Income, National. Years 1929 to 1932 Ac-

cording to Dept. of Commerce 606National Industrial Conference BoardEstimates Figures for Years 1909 to1933 1801

Incomes of Individuals and CorporationsIn 1932 605

Independent Offices Appropriation BillPasses House 431

Congress Overrides Veto 2180Vetoed by President—Message Accom-panying Veto 2179

Amendment to Bill Passes Senate Pro-viding for Restoration of Federal PayCuts by July 1330

Senate Passes Bill Adding Benefits forVeterans and Govt. Employees 1483

Internal Revenue Receipts for First HalfYear 601

International Payments, Balance of 2159Investments Abroad 243Investments in and Commerce with LatinAmerica 247

Japanese Ambassador to U. S. PresentsCredentials 1319

Foreign Minister Exchanges Good WillMessages with Sec. Hull 2164

Labor Dept.—Commodity Price Index, Weekly_26,

227, 399, 579, 754. 935, 1122. 1302,1457, 1819, 1979, 2143

Monthly 580, 1456, 1980Cost of living in U.S 401Employment and Payrolls, Indexes of - 581Food Prices, Retail .398, 758, 1124. 1458.2145

PageUnited States of America (Continued)—

Liberty Loan, 4th to Be Redeemed in Part _2000Liquor Laws, Agencies Dealing with, Con-

solidated by Presidential Order 1845Living Cost According to NICB. 398,

401, 1124, 1822Mint Operations in 1933 57

Philadelphia Mint Coins More Foreign,Less Domestic Money 58

Monetary Policy Discussed by Secretaryof treasury 1481

Money Policy, Economists DisagreeOver 1335

Money Stocks 242, 770. 1651. 2159Navy of Treaty Strength Authorized by

Vinson Bill Signed by President 2182Navy Dept. Forced to Award by LotsWhen Steel Companies Return IdenticalBids 261

Nazi Activities in U. S. House' PassesResolution to Invetigate 2011

Panama Demands Payment for CanalZone Rental in Gold 1655

Payments, International, Balance of 2159Philippine Islands Independence. See

under "P."Post Office Department—

Air Mail Contracts Canceled—ServiceTaken Over by Army_ _1156, 1337.1338

Farley, Postmaster-General, in Letterto Senator Black, Indicates Reasonsfor Action 1157

Army Resumes Air-mail OperationsFollowing Suspension Order 2009

Liquor Advertisements Permitted to BeMailed to Any State 437

Ship Malls Cost793Unmailed Circulars and Bills Barredfrom Private Letter Boxes 56

Public Building Projects Urged to UseCopper by 10 Senators 1846

Russia, Claims Against, Estimated 414Russia, Recognition of—

Bullitt, Wm. C., First U. S. Envoy toSoviet Russia 69

Sails for Post 1470Senate Confirms Appointment 414Uncle of Mr. Bullitt Denounces

Recognition 69Claims of U. S. Existing Against Russia

69, 414, 1142Countries, Remaining, Which Have Not

Recognized Soviet 69

Events Leading to Recognition 69

French Views—Edouard Herriot SeesWorld Significance in Act 70

Germany Prompted by Action to Seek

to Patch Differences with Soviet 70

London Press Comments on Action_ 70Policy of U. S. Toward Russia Prior

to Recognition 68Propaganda Pledge Means Nothing SaysLondon "Times" 70

Tonnage Tax on Soviet Ships LiftedSince Recognition 1319

Troyanovsky, Alexander, Ambassador toU. S. Presents Credentials 247

St. Lawrence Waterway Treaty, SenateFails to Ratify 1832

Shipping Board Urges Legislation Pro-viding Use of American Vessels inCarrying Cargo Purchased ThroughLoans Abroad 56

To Cancel Leases of Terminals UnlessConcluded After Competitive Bidding 1159

Shipping Bureau of Department of Com-merce Postpones Further Construction'Loans 619

Silver Purchases and Coinage of, Regula-tions Governing 253

Burgess Industries Meets Payroll withSilver Dollars 607

Chinese Bankers Ask U. S. Not toRaise Price 1482

Denver Mint Buys Silver Recoveredfrom Dumps 972

Handy & Harman, Bullion Brokers, toPost Three Silver Prices 254

Purchases- -254. 607. 787, 971, 1152.1329, 1480, 1664, 1840, 2001, 2177

Rand, J. H., Jr., of Committee of NationAsks Extension of Purchases 1482

Stabilization Fund— (See also U. S. A.—Gold Reserve Act).

Beckett, Rupert, Chairman WestminsterBank, Criticizes Purpose of Fund.. - - 771

British Stabilization Fund Not UsedSame Purpose 772

Chamberlain, Neville, Tells House ofCommons Britain Will Watch Opera-tions of Fund 772

Expearts to Be Employed in Operation of Fund 969

Inauguration of Operations Seen in Ac-tion of Treasury in Taking Profit fromDollar Devaluation Out of GeneralFund 1481

London Expects Fund to Have DifficultTime Depressing Dollar 773

State Department—Child, R. W., to Study EuropeanEconomic Situation for Department_ _1832

States Authorized to Tax Inter-StateSales by Bill Passed by Senate 2179

Tariffs—Roosevelt, President, Seeks Authority

to Modify Rates in NegotiatingReciprocal Agreements with OtherNations 1486

Cabinet Officers Argue for Grantingof Authority Before House Com-mittee 1841

House Committee Favorably ReportsProposal 2003

Senate Committee Passes Bill 2183Tax Depreciation. Changes in. Favoredby President Roosevelt 1480

Tax Exempt Features, Removal of, fromGovernment Securities Advocated bySecretary of Treasury Morgenthau 1666

Taxes—Alcohol, Commercial, Sold for BeveragePurposes, Government Sues for BackTaxes on 437

Bill, Tax Revision, Debated 972, 1153Passed by House 1329Provisions Approved by Secretary of

Treasury Morgenthau 1666Senate Committee Reports Bill Favor-ably 2184

Gasoline Tax Reduced 438IIICOttle tax—

Collections, Proposal to Hasten,Through Door to Door Canvas - - 437

PageUnited States of America (Concluded)—Taxes (Concluded)—

Evasion Suits to Be Brought AgainstSeveral Prominent Men 1844

Federal Employees Not Exempt fromTax 1845

Law Revisions Proposed 606Refunds in 1933 606Steps Taken to Prevent EvasionThrough Wash Sales 601

Liquor Tax Bill Signed 251Morgenthau, Secretary of Treasury. Ad-

vocates Removal of Tax ExemptFeatures from Future Issues of Gov-ernment Bonds 1666

Petroleum Tax Collectible at WellsProposed 1133

Receipts from Internal Revenue in FirstHalf of Fiscal Year 601

Telephone and Telegraph Companies,Plan for Federal Control of 599, 1161

Roosevelt, President, Asks LegislationProviding for Control Commission_ _1484

Trade Agreement with France 245. 586With Great Britain 245

Trade and Services, Balance of 2159Trade Agreement with Danzig 2164Trade Agreement with U. 8. Sought byCuba 34

Trade, Inter-American. Development of.Discussed by Secretary of State Hull 1335

Treasury—Anual Report of Secretary 220Bailie, Earl, Resigns as Special Assltant

Secretary 251Bills Offered_ _53, 252, 417 605, 785,

970, 1152, 1328, 1329. 1480. 1663,1839, 2000, 2001. 2176

Certificates Offered 603. 970, 1662Comptroller of Currency Annual Report1293Coolidge, Thomas Jefferson. Named Spe-

cial Assistant Secretary of Treasury..... 2192Clark, John, Named Special Assistant to

Secretary 252Debt, Public, Analyzed by First ofBoston Corp 1329

Deficit, Financing of 748Financing Operations, Wider Latitude in,Provided in Amendment Proposed toMonetary Bill 425

Gold Held by Federal Reserve Banks toBe Acquired 425. 427, 749

Gold Held by RFC Taken Over 749Government Obligations Purchased in

Open Market_ _57, 252, 418, 607.787, 969, 1152, 1329. 1480, 1663,

1840, 2001. 2176Denies Using Gold Notes to AffectPurchases 1480

Gold Purchases, Laws Providing for.. _ _ _ 749Gold Purchases, Amount of 1840Gold Devaluation, Profit from.. _ _ _969, 1152Gold Purchased by Denver Mint 1317Gold Coins in Circulation Written OffTreasury Statement 1481

Liberty Loan, Fourth, to Be Redeemedin Part 2000

Margarine Manufacturers Suit AgainstFormer Heads of Dept. on Account of

Tax Ruling Dismissed by Court 55Morgenthau, Henry Jr.. Takes Oath as

Secy. of Treasury 54, 251

Notes Offered_ _603, 970, 1152, 1328,1662. 1839Profit from Dollar Devaluation Taken

Out of General Fund 1481

Silver Data Called for 971

Silver Holdings in U. S. Seeks Informa-

tion on 971Statement Shows Coin and Bullion asOne Item 787

Viner, Prof. Jacob, to Be Special Adviserto Secretary 1664

Woodin, Wm. H., Resigns as Secy 54Veterans Bonus, Payment of, v ith Green-backs Proposed by Patnam Bill Passedby House 1843

Veterans Bonus. See also IndependentOffices Act.

Veterans, Cost of Activities of 251War Debts—Robinson Resolution Calling Upon Presi-

dent for Details Regarding Foreign

Debt Negotiations Referred to SenateCommittee 1652

Statement of Amounts Owed by VariousForeign Governments 1138

World Court, American Adherence to. Not

to •Be Considered at Present by Con-

gress 411

United States Steel Corp.—Annual Report 1799

Shares Held Abroad 38

Shipments 239, 1135. 1829Subsidiary Ordered to Sign Labor Pact in

Captive Mine Case 261

University of Buffalo on Steel Production in

Buffalo 1829

University of Tessa on Pace of Industrial

Recovery 1461

Untermeyer. Samuel, Defends NRA But

Urges that It Be Made to Include White

Collar Workers 440

Uruguay—Bonds—

Interest for 1934 on Foreign DebtFixed 46

Foreign Exchange Control Abandoned_ _ _ _ 599

Pan American Conference—Hull. Secy. of State, of U. S. Speaks of

Benefits Derived from Conference_ - 778

Iran der Lubbe, Marinus. See under Ger-

v many.Vatican—Import Tariffs Imposed for First Time. _ - - 45

Venezuela Production of Crude 011 589. 1311, 2154

Veterans Bonus. See under U. S. A.Veterans. Cost of Activities of to U. S. Gov-

ernment 251

Vine'', Prof. Jacob, to Be Special Adviser to

Secy. of Treasury 1664

Vinson Bill Signed Authorizing Building of

Treaty Navy 2182

Virgin Islands Sugar Industry Gets PW A Loan 402Internal Revenue Measure Upheld by Fed-

eral Court _1994Roosevelt, Pres., of U. S. Appoints Advisory

Council to Promote Social and EconomicAdvancement of Islands 1665

Wages. See Labor Conditions.TV agner, Sen., Praises Work of NLB 980Dissatisfied with Record of NLB 1487

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PageWagner, Senator (Concluded)-Introduces Bill Providing for Permanent

National Labor Board and AbolishingCompany Unions 1675

Durable Goods Industry Opposed to B111.2171Steel and Auto Leaders Protest Against

Bill 2004Williams, T. Y., Calls Bill Vicious_ _ _ _2005

Walker, Alexander, Dies 1151Walker, James J., to Be Sued for Income TaxEvasion 1844

Wall Street Employees Organize to OpposeStock Exchange Control Bill 2170

Wallace, Secretary of Agriculture, AnnualReport to President 33

Letter to Pres. Roosevelt TransmittingTentative Drafts of Legislation to Regu-late Commodity Exchanges 1327

Warburg, Aby S. See under Germany.Warburg, James P., on Gold Revaluation Bill 432Coughlin, Rev. Chas. E., Reply to 434

Warren, Prof., Supports Government Mone-tary Policy 2007

Water Power Plants Increase Capacity 1306Watkins, H. A., Becomes Partner in J. P.Morgan & Co ' 242

Weaver, Joseph B., Named Deupty Adminis-trator of NRA in Charge of MarineCodes 793

Weinberg, Morris, Settles Suit as Officer ofBank of U. 8 1175

Weirton Steel Co. Sued by Government forNIRA Violation 2018

Wells Fargo Bank & Union Trust Co. of SanFrancisco Review of Business 31. 581

West Virginia National Banks. Reopeningof 985

Westminster Bank. See under Great Britain.

PageWhalen, Grover, Tells N. Y. Chamber of

Commerce Pres. Roosevelt Will NotPermit Runaway Inflation 57

Resigns from Wanamakers and NRA toJoin Liquor Group 261

Wheat. See under Grain.Wheeler, Sen., Introduces Bill for Bi-

Metallism 57Whiskey. See Liquor.Whitney, Richard. Pres., N. Y. Stock Ex-

change, Believes Worst of BusinessDepression Is Over 47

Summarizes Objectionable Provisions ofStock Market Regulation Bill_1145,

1321, 1475, 1478, 1996, 2168Whiteside, A. D., to Study Effect of NRAon Small Business 789

Wholesale Commodity Prices. See Com-modity Prices.

Wholesale Trade. See Trade, Wholesale.Wholesale Trade Code. See under NRA.Willett & Grays Estimate of World SugarCrops 942

Williams, S. M., Named Manager of News-paper Code Authority 1847

Williams, T. Y., Calls Wagner Bill Vicious-2005Winkler, Max, on Foreign Investments of

Americans 243German Dollar Bond Defaults 412Investments in and Commerce with LatinAmerica 246

Winship, Gen., Named Gov.-Gen. of Philip-pines 413, 1143

Wirt, Dr., Charges Brain Trust Plans Com-munistic Revolution in U 5.-House ofRepresentatives to Investigate Charges. 2188

Wolman, Dr. Leo, Withdraws Resignationfrom NLB 1499

PageWoodin, Wm. H., Resigns as Sec. of Treasury 5.1Wool Code. See under NRA.Wool and Mohair Clip to Be Marketed byPCA 587, 763Wool, World, Prospects, According to U. S.Department of Agriculture 763World Production in 1933 1986Work Week, 30-Hour, Provided in Bill beforeHouse Committee 1493Dallas Chamber of Commerce Opposes Bil11494World Court-

American Adherence to Court Not to BeConsidered by Congress at Present.- 411World Economic Conference-

Silver Agreement. See Silver-Inter-national Silver Agreement.

Wheat Agreement-U. S. Complains thatAgreement Is Not Observed in Spirit_ 761Bills for Wheat Marketing Control Intro-duced in Parliament and Three Pro-vincial Legislatures 1984Wheat Price Fixing Plan Felt to Be Useless 760

'young & Ottley, Inc., on Effects of U. S.I Currency Debasement 786Young, C. W., & Co. Survey Shows MostBusiness Men Look for Business Improve-ment 582Young, Owen D., Supports GovernmentMonetary Policy 2007Yugoslavia-Treaty, Non-Agression, with Greece,Rumania and Turkey 1142

Zinc-Slab Zinc Statistics 237, 949, 1645

NEWS REGARDING BANKS, TRUST COMPANIES, ETC.

PageA etna State Bank (Chicago, Ill.) all•Mg:ricultural National Bank (Pittsfield,

Mass.) 989Alabama State Banking Situation 2193Albany Park National Bank & Trust Co.(Chicago, 111.) 1503

Allegany Savings Bank (Lonaconing, Md.)_2193Allegheny Trust Co. (Pittsburgh, Pa.)_ _ _ 629Alpena Trust & Savings Bank (Mich.) - - - - 454Ambler National Bank (Pa.) 1684, 1852American Bank & Trust Co. (Bridgeport,Conn.) 626

American Bank & Trust Co. (Richmond, Va.)1502American Home Security Bank (GrandRapids, Mich.) 799, 987

American National Bank (Little Falls, Minn.) 803American National Bank of Shawnee (Okla.) 455American National Bank & Trust Co. (Chi-cago, Ill.) 81, 2025, 2195

American Savings Bank Co. (Cleveland,Ohio) 802

American State Bank (Milwaukee, Wis.).- 280American' Trust Co. (Jacksonville, Fla.)_ _ _ -1180American Trust Co. (Morristown, N. .10- 279Anaheim First National Bank (Calif.) 626Andover National Bank (N. Y.) 80Arkansas State Banking Situation 1500Arkansas Trust Co. (Newport, Ark.) 281Atlantic National Bank (Charleston, S. C.) 631Atlantic National Bank (Jacksonville, Fla.)

803, 1180Auburn National Bank (Wash.) 1687Austin State Bank (Chicago, Ill.) 630Avenue State Bank & Trust Co. (Chic., 111.) 630

Baltimore County Bank (Towson, Md.)-2193arica Commerciale Italiana (N. Y.) 1852

Bancamerica Blair Corp. (N. Y.) 278Bank for International Settlements_242,

411. 955, 1137, 1652, 1993Bank of America (San Francisco, Colin_ _82,

582, 2023, 2196Bank of America National Trust & Saving

Association (Calif.) 82, 631. 1180, 1346, 1504Bank of Caruthersville (Mo.) 1686Bank of Claremont (Okla.) 82Bank of Commerce (Claremont, Okla.) 82Bank of Davie (Mocksville, N. C.) 626Bank of Dorchester (Neb.) 1686Bank of Elizabeth (Pa.) 450, 988Bank of Faison (N. C.) 1344Bank of Glassport (Pa.) 1851Bank of Hopeville (Ga.) 1682Bank of Hawaii (Honolulu, Hawaii) 1687Bank of Jonesboro (Ark.) 1500Bank of Loreauville (La.) 1343Bank of Manchester (Ga.) 1346Bank of Manhattan Co. (N. Y.) 4 79, 1345Bank of McKee@ Rocks (Pa.) 627Bank of Montclair (N. J.) 80. 628Bank of Montreal (Canada) 628Bank of Mount Airy (N. C.) 1344Bank of Newport (N. C.) 1177Bank of New York & Trust Co. (N. Y.) 1847Bank of North Lewisburg County (Ohio). -1344Bank of Northumberland, Inc. (Ideathsville,

Va.) 450Bank of Norwood (N. C.) 2026Bank of Nova Scotia (Toronto, Canada) 631Rank of Ringwood (Major County, Okla.) _ _ 82Bank of Saginaw (Mich.) 1850Bank of San Pedro (Calif.) 2023Bank of Sellwood (Ore.) 1684Bank of Sicily Safe Deposit Co. (N. Y.) - 988Bank of Sicily Trust Co. (N. Y.) 278, 988Bank of Toronto (Canada) 83Bank of Tupelo (Miss.) 631Bank of United States (N. Y.) 602, 1175Bank of Valley Stream (L. I., N. Y.) 449Bank of Woodburn (Ore.) 1504Bank of Yorktown (N. Y.) 988Bankers Trust Co. (N. Y.) 267, 444, 451Bankers Trust (Phila. Pa.) 990. 1178Banque Canadienne Nationale (Montreal,Canada) 83

Barclays Bank, Ltd. (London, Eng.) 83. 281

PageBartow, Henry S. (N. Y.) 277Batavian National Bank of La Crosse (Wis.) 630Belleville State Bank (Wis.) 2024Bellport National Bank (N Y.) 449Belmont-Sheffield Trust & Savings Bank(Chicago, Ill.) 1343Beloit Savings Bank (Wis.) 627

Belmont Trust Co. (Mass.) 1343, 2193Berwyn National Bank (Pa.) 1345Bethlehem National BankPa.) li. 1177, 1345Boatmen's National Bank St. Louis, Mo.). 455Boise City National Bank (Idaho) 2196Bowery Savings Bank (N. .) 451. 1852Bradford National Bank (Ohio) 2195Broadway Bank & Trust Co. (New Haven,Conn.) 452

Broadway National Bank (Nashville, Tenn.) 281Brockton Trust Co. (Mass.) 77Brown Bros. & Co. (Phila., Pa.) 279

Calcasieu National Bank (Lake Charles,La.) 15e1

California Bank of Los Angeles (Calif.) 2026California State Banking Situation_626,

1176, 1500, 2023Capital Hill State Bank (Okla. City, Okla.) 455Capital National Bank (Austin, Tex.) 281Capital National Bank of Olympia (Wash.)_ _1181Capital State Bank (Okla. City, Okla.) 2196Carlstadt National Bank (N. J.) 1343. 1501Casco Mercantile Bank & Trust Co. (Port-land , Me.) . 2193

Cass City State Bank (Mich.) 185^Central Bank of Grand Rani& (Mich.) 1177Central Hanover Bank & Trust Co. (N. Y.)

79, 267, 451, 801, 1345Central Illinois Securitie.; Corp (I11.) 454Central National Bank (Cambridge, Ohio).. 81Central National Bank of Commerce (Seattle,Wash.) 1180

Central National Bank (NewRochelle,N.Y.) 2025Central National Bank (Washingtonville,N.Y.) 80

Central National Bank & Trust Co. (BattleCreek. Mich.) 81

Central State Bank (Sherman, Tex.) 1180Central Trust Co. of Maryland (Md.)-626,

1683, 2193Central Trust Co. (Rochester, N.Y.) 278Central United National Bank (Cleve., 0.)

453, 802Chandler National Bank (Lyons, Kan.) 2018Charleston National Bank (Ill.) 1503Charlevoix County State Bank (Mich.) 1683Chat,e Corporation (N. Y.) 1682Chase National Bank (N. Y.)_50. 76, 269,

270, 624. 627. 150. , 1682, 1684, 1852, 2194Chemical Bank & Trust Co. (N. Y.)- _445,

451, 628, 1836Cherry Creek National Bank (N. Y.) 2195Chicago Board of Trade (I11.)- _277, 451,

801, 1178Chicago City Bank & Trust Co. (III.) 630Chicago Stock Exchange (Ill.)-988, 1178,

1851, 2024Chouteau Trust Co. (St. Louis, Mo.) 1180Citizens Bank of Bellevue (Pa.) 1684Citizens Bank of Brooklyn (N. Y.) 451Citizens Bank of Keedysvllle (Md.) 1683Citizens Banking & Savings Co. (Conneat.Ohio) 626, 1683, 1851

Citizens National Bank of Coda' Vale (Kan.) 280Citizens National Bank of Collingswood(N.J.)

799, 989Citizens National Bank of Daingerfield (Tex.) 281Citizens National Bank of Farinault (Minn.) 1501Citizens National Bank (Hampton, Ia.) - _ _ _1180Citizens National Bank (Independence. Kan.) 2.0Citizens National Bank of Stoughton (Wis.)_ 450Citizens National Trust & Savings Bank(Los Angeles. Calif.) 456, 2196

Citizens Southern National Bank (Savannah,Ga.) 456

Citizens State Bank (Delevan, Wis.) 1502Citizens State Bank (Watseka, Ill.) 81Citizens Trust Co. (Bellevue, Pa.) 1852

PageCitizens Trust Co. (Toledo, Ohio) 1179City Bank Farmers Trust Co. (N. Y.)-627, 1500City Bank & Trust Co. (Hartford, Conn.)._ -1178City Bank & Truk t Co. (Reading, Pa.) 2024City National Bank (Hastings, Neb.) 803City National Bank (Houston, Tex.) 631City National Bank (Huntington Parks,Calif.)1176

City National Bank (Plainview, Tex.) 1504City National Bank Shenandoah, Ia.) 2026

Bend,City National Bank (South 1179City National BankWellington, Tex.) 631City National Bank & Trust Co. (Kansas

City. M0) 455Claremont National Bank (N. H.) 628Cleburne National Bank (Tex.) 803Cleveland Trust Co. (Ohio) 395, 1120. 1817Clifton Forge National Dank (Va.) 1684Clinton Trust Co. (Newark, N. J.) 1501Clinton Trust Co. (N. Y.) 1502Coffin & Burr (Mass) 1345Colony State Bank (Okla.) 82Colorado National Bank (Denver, Colo.)-s - - 456Colorado State Banking Situation 276, 1500Columbus National Bank (Providence, R. 1.)

988, 989Commerce Trust Co. (Kansas City, Mo.)... 281Commerce Ti'. & Says. Bank (Chicago, Ill.). 81Commercial Bank of McKenzie (Tenn.) 1684Commercial Bk. & Ti'. Co. (Alexandria, La.). 276Commercial Bank & Trust Co. (Bridgeport,Conn.) 626

Commercial Bk. & Tr. Co. (Covington, La.). 77Commercial Banking & Trust Co. (Sandusky,Ohio) 2194Commercial Deposit Bank (Winchester,KY.) 1503, 1686Commercial National Bank (Little Rock,Ark.) 1346

Commercial Nat. Bank (Waterloo, Iowa) - - - - 82Commercial National Bank & Trust Co.(N. Y.) 79, 278

Commercial State Bank (Napoleon, Ohio).. -1501Commercial Trust of New Britain (Conn .)_- -2192Commodity Exchange (N. Y.) - - -416, 600, 1851Connecticut State Banking Situation-626, 2192Conqueror First Nat. Bank (Joplin, Mo.)- - -1686Conshohoken Trust Co. (Pa.) 2024Continental Bank & Trust Co. (N. J.)_79,

278, 449, 802. 1851Continental Illinois National Bank & TrustCo. (Chicago, Ill.) 273, 453Continental Illinois Co. (Chicago. 1110 2025Corn Exchange Bank & Trust Co. (N. Y.)

79, 269Cortland Trust Co. (Cortland, N. Y.) 989Coshocton National Bank (Ohio) 279County National Bank of Clearfield (Pa.)._1179County Trust Co. (White Plains, N. Y.)_ _ _2025Covington Bank & Trust Co. (La.) -77. 276Crestwood National Bank (Tuckahoe, N. Y.) 80Cumberland County National Bank (Neoga,

Ill.) 1503

D. J. Faour & Bros. (N. Y.) 79

Detroit Trust Co. (Mich.) 961. 987Dime Savings Bank of Akron (Ohio) ------ - - 630District of Columbia Banking Situation.1682,

1849, 2192Dominion Bank (Toronto, Canada). -- -803. 1346Dunbar National Bank (N. Y.) 451

Vast Side Trust & Savings Bank (Chic., III.) .1176tdgewater Trust & Says. Bank (Chic., Ill.) -1685Edinburgh State Bank (Illinois) 2193Edison Park State Savings Bank (Chic...1110 - 798Elizabeth Trust Co. (N. J.) 449. 1501Elkton Banking & Trust Co. (Md.) 279, 986Elnllnwst National Bank (Queens, N. Y.)--- 626Elyria Savings Deposit Bank & Trust Co.(Ohio) 627,2024Empire Trust Co. (N• Y.) 448Equitable Trust Co. (Atlantic City. N. J.)._ 799Equitable Trust Co. (Chicago, 111. 1685Exchange Trust Co. (Tulsa, Okla. :- 455

ecatur Bank & Trust Co. (Ga.) 82

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Faour & Bros., D. J. (N. Y.) 79armers Bank of Hurdland (Mo.) 276

Farmers Bank of Kings (111.) 2193Farmers Bank of Locust Grove (Ga.) 281Farmers Bank of Rascal (Mo.) 803Farmers Deposit Bank (Richmond, Ohio)

1502, 1852Farmers & Mechanics National Bank(Mercer, Pa.) 1502

Farmers & Merchants Bank (Chelsea, Mich.).1686Farmers & Merchants Bank (Elgin, Neb.)- - -1686Farmers & Merchants Bank (Linesville, Pa.)_ 627Farmers & Merchants Bank (Scotland, S. D.).2024Farmers & Merchants Bank (Sharpsburg,Pa.) 1502

Farmers & Merchants National Bank (Bell-aire, Ohio) 1179. 1852

Farmerp-Merchants National Bank (Prince-ton, Wis.) 81, 277

Farmers & Merchants National Bank & TrustCo. (Benton Harbor, Mich.) 1686

Farmers & Merchants Savings Bank (SantaAna, Calif.) 1346

Farmers & Merchants State Bank (Lakeview.Mich.) 2025

Farmers & Merchants State Bank (McCook,Neb.) 1345

Farmers & Merchants State Bank (Preston,Minn.) 2025

Farmers National Bank (Chinook, Mont.) 82Farmers National Bank (button, Me.) 1852Farmers National Bank (Somerset. Pa.) 1502Farmers National Bank (Texhorna, Okla.) 281Farmers State Bank (Easton, Pa.) 276Farmers State Bank1.awrenceville, 111.) 449Farmers State Bank Manawa, Wis.) 1344

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Farmington Savings Bank (Conn.) 1178Federal Reserve Bank of New York (N. Y.)53, 255, 450. 603, 784, 801, 1344. 1684,

2173, 2194Federation Bank & Trust Co. (N. Y.) 79Fidelity National Bank in New York (Queens,N. Y.) 626

Fidelity-Philadelphia Trust Co. (Phila., Pa.) -1179Fidelity State Bank of Aurora (Neb.) 1853Fidelity Trust Co. (Pittsburgh, Pa.) _ _ -1685, 1852Fidelity Union Trust Co. (Newark, N. J.)_.. 279Fifth Avenue Bank (N. Y.) 278Fifth-Third Union Trust Co. (Cinn., Ohio)

453, 988, 1503First Bank Stock Corp. (Minneapolis,Minn.) 455, 1686

First Central Trust Co. (Akron, Ohio)....450, 802First-Lockhart National Bank (Tex.) 631First National Bank, Detroit (Mich.) 987First National Bank of-

Albion (Pa.) 1345Albuquerque (N. M.) - 1346Atlanta (Ga.) 456Aurora (Colo.) 276Aurora (Neb.) 1503Baraboo (Wis.) 2025Beason (Ill.) 1176Bellaire (Ohio) 81, 277, 1345Belle Fourche (S. D.) 2195Batman (N. J.) 1179Big Spring (Tex.) 1180Birdsboro (Fla.) 80Borne (Ia.) 803Boston (mass.) 989Boulder (Colo.) 1176, 1500, 1504Breckenridge (Tex.) 1686(Brockport N. Y. 78Carrolton Ohio) 81Carteret .1„) 626Charlestown (Ind.) 81Chicago (111) 280, 1179, 1345, 1852Cincinnati (Ohio) 453Clarion (Pa.) 1852Clatskamie (Ore.) 1344, 1346Council Bluffs (Ia.) 1686Crystal Falls (Mich.) 1501Darby (Phila.) 801DeKalb (Ill.) 1343, 1345Dickson City (Pa.) 453Durant (Okla.) 1346East Orange 82T. J.)

Eugene (Ore.)Fairfield (Ia.

2193

1180Fleetwood (Ea.) 279Frackville (raj 1179Freeland (Pa.) 990Garfield (N. J. George West (ex.) 1504

628

Governeur_(N1 Y.) 80, 276Glasgow (K

N. 1686

Greensburg (Pa.) 1852Haddon Weights (N. J.) 1345Hampton (Va.) SiHarrisonburg (Va.) 78Harrisville (Pa.) 990

803. 1686Harwarden (Ia)Hempstead L. I., N. Y.) Henderson (N C.) Highbridge (N. J.) 2025Honaker (Pa.) 81Hoopeston (III.) 798Joliet (Ill.) 1850Joplin (Mo.) 1686Jordan Mont.) 2196Kelso (Wash.) 2026Le Mars (Ia./ 2193Lenox (la.) 1853Lodi (N. T.) 2025Louisburg (J. 0.) 1346Luling (Tex.) 281Lynchburg (Ohio) 1685Lyndhurst (N. J.) 987McMinnville (Tenn.) 82Madison (14.) 1177Madison (N. J.) 80

Marlintoa (W. Va.) 279Marietta (Ohio) 990

Marshall (Mich.) 1343. 1503May (Tex.) e 281Meriden (Conn.) 279Middletown (Conn.) 279Mingo Junction (Ohio, 450Monongah (Wess Va.) 627New Egypt (N. J.) 279Monroe Mich. 990New Freedom

(Mich.) 80

New Rochelle ( Y.) 626New York (N. Y.) 267Oak Hill (W. Va.) 1685Ogden (Utah) 1686Omaha (Neb.) 280Onancock (Va.) 81Orangeburg (8.0.) 281Orlando (Fla.) 1343, 1346Owenton (Ky.) 1504 1683Parkton (Md.) 1502Perry (Okla.) 1502, 1503

800, 1177, 1343990

PageFirst National Bank of-Peru (III.) 81Pickneyville (Ill.) 990Pitcairn (Pa.) 2025Ponca City (Okla..) 82Reno (Nev.) 1686Rentan (Wash.) 1687Rock Valley (Iowa) 2193St. Charles (Minn.) 1180St. Clairsville (Ohio) 279St. Helens (Ore.) 83St. Louis (Mo.) 455Santa Ana (Calif.) 1346, 1853Santa Ana (Texas) 990Sllverton (Ore.) 1687Southampton (L. I.. N. Y.) 278Spring Lake (N. J.) 80Stafford Srings (Conn.) 279Stanford Ky.) 1853Tampa

(y

la.) 456Tarentum (Pa.) 629Tarpon Springs (Fla.) 990Temple (Texas) 1686Wabash (Ind.) 81Trafford (Pa.) 2025Walla Walla (Wash.) 627Waupaca (Wis.) 2025Waycross (Ga.) 1683Webster Groves (Mo.) 1850West New York (N. J ) 1850West Union (W. Va.) 81, 1179Winthrop1853

First National Bank & Trust Co. (Findlay,Ohio) 453

First National Bank & Trust Co. (Hunting-ton, L. I.) 80

First National Bank & Trust Co. (Mankato,Minn.) 803

First National Bank & Trust Co. (NewEgypt, N. J.) 2025

First National Bank & Trust Co. (NewHawn, Conn.) 452

First National Bank & Trust Co. (Peters-burg, Va.) 1851

Fir,t National Bank & Trust Co. (Rochester,N.Y.) 452

First Security Bank (Utah) 1686First State Bank of Lahoma (Okla.) 82First State Bank of Pleasantdale (Neb.) 280First State Bank of Smithburg (Md.)_ 449First State Savings Bank (Bronson. Mich.) -1683First Trust Co. of McMinnville (Pa.) 82First Wisconsin Co. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 990First Wisconsin National Bank (Milwaukee,

Wis.) 454, 1853First Wisconsin Trust Co. (Wis.) 454Fletcher Trust Co. (Indianapolis. Ind.) -453, 802Fletcher-American National Bank (Indian-

apolis, Ind.) 990Florida National Bank (N. Y.) 80Florida State Banking Situation 1343, 2192Forbes National Bank of Pittsburgh (Pa.)

453,989Franklin National Bank (Washington, D. 0.).1849Franklin National Bank (Washington) 2194Freeborn County National Bank & TrustCo. (Albert Lea, Minn.) 1180

Freedonia National Bank (Pa.) 80Freeport Bank & Trust Co. (Pa.) 627Frostburg National Bank (Md.) 798

eorgia State Bankin Situation 1682la, bport Trust Co. (Pa.) 1851

Grace National Bank (lc Y.) 2194Grand National Bank (St. Louis, Mo.)-- -.1850Grays Harbor National Bank (Aberdeen,Wash.) 1346

Greeley National Bank (Colo.) 281Greeley Union National Bank (Colo.) 1504Greenville National Bank (Onto) 630Greenwich Savings Bank N. Y.) 451Grosvenor Savings Bank (Jonesville, Mich.) 1850Grundy National Bank (Grundy Center, Ia.)2026Guarantee Tru.t Co. (Atlantic City, N. J.)- 799Guaranty Bank & Trust Co. (La.) 1853Guaranty State Bank (Okla.) _ 82Guaranty Trust Co. (N. Y.)_ _ /9, 278, 446,

451, 752, 1118. 1499, 1684,1.024, 2187Guardian Bank of Trenton (Mich.) 626Guardian Detroit Union Group, Inc. (Mich.) 987Guardian National Bank of Commerce(Mich.) 967, 1501

Guardian National Bank of Detroit (Mien.). 449Guardian Trust Co. (Cleveland, Oh1o)-.1 24, 2193Guilford National Bank (Greensboro, N. 0.)_1180

Halstead Exchange National Bank (Old-cago, Ill.) 2025

Hamilton State Bank (St. Louis. Mo.) 2196Hancock County National Bank (Iowa)._ - _1686Harriman National Bank & Trust Co. (N. Y.) 602Harrison State Bank (Neb.) 280Harris Trust & Savings Bank (Chicago, Ill.) 454Harter Bank, George D. (Canton, Ohio)._ 627Hartford-Connecticut Trust Co. (Conn.) 802Hartford National Bank & Trust Co.(Conn.) 80. 452

Hazelwood Bank (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 2024Hazelwood Savings & Trust Co. (Pittsburgh,Pa.) 801

Hibernia National Bank (New Orleans, La.) 447Highlands County Bank (Sebring, Fla.) ....2192Highland Trust Co. (Somerville, Mass. 1852High Street Bank eb Trust Co. (Providence,RI.) 452

Hillertst State Bank (Dallas, Tex.) 2026Hillsdale County National Bank (Mich.)

2023, 2025Hiram Maxfield State Bank (Naples, N. Y.)_1502Holland City State Bank (Mich.) 2023Hopkins Place Savings Bank (Baltimore,Md.) 1501

Hudson County National Bank (Jersey City,N. J.) 989, 1345

Hudson River Trust Co. (N. Y.) 78Huguenot Trust Co. (New Rochelle, N. Y.)

78, 276, 449,799

TIlinois State Banking Situation-77, 276,1 449, 626, 798, 1176, 1343, 1500, 1850, 2193Imperial Bank (Pa.) 801Indiana National Bank (Indianapolis, Ind.)-1345Indiana State Banking Situation 276, 986Industrial Saving., Bank (Washington, D. C.)2192Industrial Trust Co. (Philadelphia, Pa.).- - 628Integrity Trust Co. (Philadelphia, Pa.)- 629Inter-State Trust & Banking Co. (New

Orleans, La.) 77. 986Iowa-Des Moines National Bank & Trubt Co.(Iowa) 455

Iowa Loan & Trust Co. (Fairfield, Iowa)._ 798Iowa State Banking tiltuation_77. 798, 15141, 2193Iowa State Savings Bank (Fairfield, Iowa). 198

PIron River National Bank (Mich.) lasIrving Trust Co. (N. Y.) 79,448, 623

Tackson National Bank (Ga.) 16864Yefferson-Gravois Bank (St. Louis, Mo.) 1853Jefferson Trust Co. (Hoboken, N. 3.) ..)anklin 1343Johnson County National Bank

(

Ind.) 9Johnstown Bank & Trust Co. (Pa.)

261275

Ttr ane Co. Bank & Trust Co. (Elburn, Ill.) -1177ruensington-Security Bank & Trust Co.(Phila.. Pa.) 1851

Kentucky State Banking Situation 1683Keystone National Bank (Pittsburgh, Pa.)_ -1502Kings Park National Bank (L. I., N. Y.) 78Kingston National Bank (Pa.)

60Kinsman National Bank (Ohio) 12792Kirkwood Bank (Mo.) 799

La Grange National Bank (IlI.) 630ake Crystal National Bank (Minn.) 1180

Lansing National Bank (Mich.) 1686Lawndale National Bank (Chicago, In.).... 279Lawndale State Bank (Chicago, Ill.) 279Lawyers County Trust Co. (14 Y.) 0Liberty Bank of Buffalo (N. Y.)

245224

Liberty National Bank & Trust Co. (Savan-nah, Ga.) 1853

Liberty Bank & Trust Co. (Louisville, Ky.) - _ 45.5Liberty National Bank (Guttenberg. N. J.)

Liberty Title & Trust Co. (ph 0a1.1,77p,a1)3.4.32_11560852

Lincoln-East Side National Bank of Buffalo.(N.Y.) 802

Lindell Trust Co. (St. Louis, Mo.) 630Litchfield State Savings Bank (Mich.) 1501Live Stock National Bank (Chicago, Ill.) 280Live Stock National Bank (Omaha, Neb.)_ _ _121780Lo

8Lockhart National Bank (Tex.) 1853Lonaconing Savings Bank (Md.) 449Long Branch Banking Co. (N. J.) Louisiana State Banking Situation_77, 276,

986, 1343, 1501Lorain Street Savings & Trust Co. (Cleve-land, Ohio) 2024

Lowell Bank (St. Louis, Mo.) 1180, 11510377Lycoming Trust Co. (Williamsport. Pa.)---- 78

llNcLean State Bank (Neb.) aladison-Kedzie Trust & Savings Bank

Maine(CShtiactioB Banking (Chicago. Ill.)

Situation 219737Maine Line Trust Co. (Ardmore, Pa.) 80Manitowoc National Bank (Wis.) 280. 1178Mansfield Savings Trust National Bank (0.). 279Manufacturers Bank & Trust Co. (St. Louis,Mo.) 1346, 1503, 1686

Manufacturers National Bank (Detroit.Mich.)

Bank 1241785071

Manufacturers National (Troy, N. Y.) 278Manufacturers & Traders Trust Co. (Buf-

falo, N. Y.) Manufacturers Trust Co. (N. Y.)-79, 273, 1178Marengo State Bank (Ind.) 276Margate Trust Co. (N. J.) Marine Midland Trust Co. (N. Y.)_278, 801.

989, 1178Marine Trust Co. (Buffalo. N. Y .) 452Marquette National Bank (Minneapolis,Minn.) 1180, 21510951

Martin City State Bank (Mo.) Maryland State Banking Situation_449, 626.

798, 986, 1501. 1683. 22119935Maryland Trust Co. (Baltimore, Md.) Massachusetts State Banking Situation-77,

1343. 2193Mechanics Banking Co. (Wood County, 0.)_ 627Mechanics Trust Co. (Bayonne, N. J.)-987. 1177Medford Trust Co. (Mass.) 77Mediapolis State Bank (Iowa) 1686Media-69th Street Trust Co. (Phila., Pa.)- -2195Medora State Bank (I11) 1343Mellon National Bank (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 989Mercantile-Commerce Bank & Trust Co. (St.Louis, Mo.) 1346, 1503, 1853

Mercantile Trust & Savings Bank (Chic. Ill.)_ 630Mercantile Home Bank & Trust Co. (Kansas

City, Mo.) 1503Merchandise Bank & Trust Co. (Chic. Ill.)._ 454Merchants Nat. Bank (Cedar Rapids. Ia.)- -1180Merchants & Marine Bank (Pascagoula,

Miss.) 1504Merchants & Miners National Bank (Oak

Hill, West Va.) 81Merchants Nat. Bank (Terre Haute, Ind.) 630Merlon Title & Trust Co. (Ardmore, Pa.) 628Metuchen National Bank (N. J.)

77218905Middletovrn National Bank (Conn.)Michigan State Banking Situation_ _276, 449.626, 798, 987, 1177, 1343, 1501, 1683, 1850,

Midland Bank, Ltd. (London, Eng.) 2023, 2415963

Middletown Savings Bank (Md.) 986Miners First Nat. Bank (Ishpeming, Mich.).. 454Minnesota Loan & Trust Co. (Minneapolis,Mimi.) 82. 280

Minnesota State Banking Situation 1501Mississippi Valley Trust Co. (St. Louis. Mo.) .1853Missouri State Banking Situation. ...276,

799, 1501. 1850Mitchell Street State Bank (Milwaukee,

Wis.) 1502Mitten Men & Management Bank & TrustCo. (Philadelphia, Pa.) 279, 629

Moline State Trust & Savings Bank (Moline.Ill.) 1853

Monroe County Bank (Dundee, Mich.)- - - -1683Montclair Trust Co. (N. J.) 628Monterey County Trust & Savings Bank(Salinas, Calif.) 1500

Montpelier National Bank (Vt.) 80Montreal Stock Exchange (Canada).... -780,

1320. 1661Morral Banking Co. (Marion County, Ohio) _ 627Mount Airy National Bank (Pa.) 801Mount Vernon Savings Bank (Washington, D. C.) 1682, 1849

Mount Vernon Trust Co. (N. Y.) 1850

Mapoleon State Bank (Ohio) 15011 lational Banks-Status of

17National City Bank of Cleve. (Ohio)_ _ _453. 116856National City Bank (N. Y.) 267, 966, 1638National Exchange Bank of Fond du Lac(Wis.) 81

National Exchange Bank & Trust Co. (Brook-lyn, N. Y.) 2194

National Loan & Exchange Bank (Columbia.S. C.)

2National Safety Bank & Tr. Co. (N.Y.)_278.602284National Savings & Trust Co. (Washington,D. C.) 629, 18.52

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PageNational Shawmut Bank of Boston (Mass.) - _ 452National Spracier Bank (Canajoharie, N.Y.). 1502National State Bank (Newark. N. J.)_ _ _628, 989National Tradesmens Bank & Trust Co. (NewHaven, Conn.) 628

Nebraska National Bank (Hastings. Neb.) 2196Nebraska State Banking Situation _ _276, 449,

799. 1177, 2193Nevada State Banking Situation 1343, 1683New Britain Trust Co. (Conn.) 278New England Trust Co. (Boston, Mass.) _80, 1178New Florence National Bank (Pa.)_ _ _ _279, 1502New Haven Bank, N. B. A. (Conn.) 452New Jersey State Banking Situatton_77,449, 626, 799, 987, 1177, 1343, 1501, 1683,

1850. 2193New York Board of Trade (N. Y.) — - -2024. 2194New York Cocoa Exchange (N. Y.)-- _988,

1345. 1464, 1465. 1684. 2024. 2194New York Coffee & Sugar Exchange (N. Y.)

988. 1178. 1464, 1502, 1641. 1661. 1684, 2194New York Cotton Exchange (N. Y.)___451,

627. 801, 988. 1465New York Curb Exchange (N. Y.) _277, 451, 600New York State Banking Situation_ _78, 276.

449. 626. 799, 987, 1177, 1343. 1850New York Stock Exchange (N. Y.) _48. 277.451. 600, 777. 780, 801, 931, 959, 1140.1145. 1320, 1475. 1658. 1661, 1834, 1994,

1999. 2024. 2165, 2169, 2194New York Trust Co. (N. Y.) 267Nodaway Valley Nat. Bank (Villisca, Ia.)_1686North Bend National Bank (Ore.) 2026North Capital Savings Bank (Washington.D. C.) 1852

North Carolina Bank & Trust Co. (Greens-boro, N. C.) 628, 2193

North Carolina Industrial Bank (Greensboro,N. C.) 1683

North Carolina State Banking Situation _626.1177, 1344, 1683, 2193

North City Trust Co. (Philadelphia. Pa.)_ - _ 802ZsTorthern National Bank (Duluth, Minn.) 82Northern New York Trust Co. (Watertown,N. Y.) 80

Northern Trust Co. (Chicago. Ill.) 279Northern Trust Co. (Duluth, Minn.) 82Northwest Bancorporation (Minneapolis.Minn.) 455

Northwestern National Bank & Trust Co.(Minneapolis. Minn.) 82, 280

National Banks in U. S. Still Unlicensed__ 274National Bank of Clementon (N. J.) 1177National Bank of Commerce (Houston. Tex.) 281National Bank of Commerce (New Orleans,La.) 448, 456

National Bank of Commerce (Pine Bluff,Ark.) 1853

National Bank of Crewe (Va.) 627, 2025National Bank of Detroit (Mich.) 454, 1685National Bank of Edgerton (Wis.) 630National Bank of Fremont (Ohio) 277National Bank of Flint (Mich.) 987National Bank of Fremont (Neb.) 1177National Bank of Logan (W Va.) 990National Bank of Ludington (Mich.) _ 1503National Bank of Middletown (N. Y.) 989National Bank of Montpelier (Ohio) 81National Bank of Monroe (Ga.) 1853National Bank of Olyphant (Pa.) 2195National Bank of Oxford (N. Y.) 1502National Bank (Paulding, Ohio) 2193National Bank of Pine Bush (N Y.) 1178National Bank of Port Clinton (Ohio) 277National Bank of Rockwell City (Iowa) 82National Bank of Savanna (III.) 81National Bank of Sterling (Ill.) 803National Bank of Suffolk Va.) 279National Bank of Toledo (Ohio) —800, 1501, 1685National Bank of Tuxedo (N. Y.) 80National Bank of Windham (N. Y.) 1178National Bank of Woodlawn (Chicago, Ill.) — 630National Bank & Trust Co. (Charlottesville.Va.) 629

National Bank & Trust Co. (Erie, Pa.) 801National Bank & Trust Co. (Jamestown,N. D.) 1503

National Bank & Trust Co. (North KansasCity, Mo.) 1503

National Bank & Trust Co. (Paris, Ky.) 2196

Ohio Merchants Trust Co. (Massillon. 0.)-1685hlo State Banking Situation_277, 450, 626,

800, 1344, 1501, 1683, 1851, 2024. 2193Ohio Valley National Bank (Henderson, KY.) 990Oklahoma National Bank (Okla. city, Okla.) 630Oklahoma State Banking Situation 1502Old Colony Trust Co. (Boston, Mass.) 278Oregon State Banking Situation_ _987, 1344. 1684Overland National Bank (Grand Island,Neb.)

449, 799, 1503Oxford National Bank (N. C.) 82

packers National Bank (Omaha, Neb.)_ _1345I ark Bank of Baltimore (Mel.) 80Peekski,1 Savings Bank (N Y.) 278Pelham National Bank (N. Y.) 450, 800Pennsylvania Co. for Insurance on Lives &

Granting Annuities (Phila., Pa.)_80, 452,988. 1685

PagePennsylvania State Banking Situation.... 78.450. 627, 801, 957, 1177 ,1344, 1502, 1684,

1851,

'

2024Pennsylvania Trust Co. (Reading, Pa.)_ _801

1344.1502Peoples & American State Bank (Saginaw.

Mich.) 799Peoples Bank of Glen Rock (York County,Pa.) 450

Peoples Bank for Savings(St.Augustine, Fla.)1343Peoples Bank & Savings Co. (Cincinnati,

Ohio.) 1344, 1851Peoples National Bank (Brooklyn, N. Y.) - - 451Peoples National Bank (Brunswick, Md.) - - -1852Peoples National Bank (Bryan, Ohio.) 81Peoples National Bank (Kansas City, Kan.)- 630Peoples National Bank (Montclair, N. J.) -_ - 802Peoples National Bank (Pitcairn, Pa.) 11,52Peoples National Bank (Rural Valley, Pa.) 279Peoples National Bank (Steubenville, Ohio.) 802Peoples State Bank (Little Falls, Minn.) 803Peoples Trust Co. of Bergen County (N. J.),

1685. 2025Peoples Trust & Guaranty Co. (Hackensack,N. J.) 1684

Peoples Wayne County Bank (Ecorse, Mich.)799. 1501

Peoples Wayne County Bank (Hamtramck.Mich.) 1501

Pine Bush National Bank (N. Y.) 2195Pioneer State Bank (Goidendale, Wash.)_ __ _1851Planters National Bank & Trust Co. (Mem-

phis, Tenn.) Platte County Bank (Neb.)Port Byron State Bank (Ill.) Port Clinton National Bank (Ohio.) Potter Title & Trust Co. (Pitts., Pa.)Princeton Bank & Trust (N. J.) Provincial Bank of Canada (Montreal, Can.) 281Public National Bank & Trust Co. (N. Y.)__ 278

no, apides Bank & Trust Co. (Alexandria, La.) 276avenswood National Bank (Cook County,III.) 798

Reading National Bank & Trust Co. (Pa.) 78Red Oak National Bank (la.) 803Republic National Bank & Trust Co. (Dallas.Tex.) 1346

Revere Trust Co. (Mass.) 77Rhode Island Hospital Trust Co.(Providence,R. I.) 452

Rhode Island State Banking Situation 988Richmond National Bank (Queens, N. Y.)- - 277Ridgefield State Bank (Wash.) 277Ridgely-Farmers State Bank (Springfield, Ill.)1685Riggs National Bank (Washington, D. C.) 453Rockingham National Bank (Harrisonburg,Va.) 630

Royal Bank of Canada (Montreal, Canada) - 83Rubey National Bank (Golden, Colo.) 1500Rutherford National Bank (N. J.) 987

St. Clair Deposit Bank (Pitts.. Pa.) 1178t. Joseph Loan & Trust Co. (South Bend,Ind.) 986

Salem Trust Co. (Mass.) 77Sarah-Olive Bank (St. Louis, Mo.) 1180San Jacinto National Bank (Houston, Tex.). 881Savings Deposit Bank (Elyria, Ohio.) 627Scarsdale National Bank & Trust Co. (N. Y.) 278Scotts & Sons, L. (Brooklyn, N. Y.) 79Scranton National Bank (Pa.) 629Scruggs-Vandervoort-Barney Bank (St. LouisMo.) 1853

Second National Bank (Morgantown, W. Va.) 802Second National Bank (Washington, D. C.)- 453Security-First National Bank (Us Angeles,

Calif.) 990, 2196Security-Home Trust Co. (Toledo, Ohlo.)1345Security National Bank of Amboy (Minn.)_ _2195Security National Bank (Cheney, Wash.)___ 803Security National of Sheboygan (Wis.) 630Security State Bank (Ravenna, Neb.) 1345Security Trust Co. (Rochester, N. Y.) 628Seneca National Bank (West Seneca, N. Y.)-1177Sierra Madre Savings Bank (Calif.) 2196Simon Borg & Co. (N. Y.) 277Simsbury Bank & Trust Co. (Conn.) 802Sixth National Bank (Phila, Pa.) 450Skagit National Bank(Mount Vernon,Wash.)1504Society for Savings (Cleveland, Ohio) 2195Sorento National Bank (111.) 454South Carolina State BankinSituation_450, 2024

inSouth Chicago Savings Bank Chicago. III.) _ _2025South Dakota State Banking Situation 2024Southern Bank & Tr. Co. (Birmingham, Ala.)2192Southern Bank & Trust Co. (Miami, Fla.) _ _2193Southern Ohio Savings Bank( & Trust Co.(Cincinnati, Ohio) 81

South Philadelphia National Bank (Pa.) 450South Side Nat. Bank (St. Louis, Mo.). _799, 2026Southwestern National Bank (Phila.. Pa.)._ 450Spencer Trask & Co. (N. Y.) 79Springs First National Bank (Pa.) 1685Standard Bank of South Africa. Ltd. (Lon-don, England) 803

Standard Trust Co. (Cleveland, Ohio) 2195State Bank of Cuba (Ill.) 77State Bank of East Point (Ga.) 1346Statelliank of Elizabeth (Pa.) 627

276219311792025628

COMMERCIAL EPITOMl'age.

Breadstuffs Market—Elaborate Weekly Re-views of the Flour and Grain Markets,

with Price Records and Crop Movements,169. 348, 525, 708, 887, 1073, 1254, 1421,

1601, 1771. 1947, 2109. 2282

r.ereals. See Grain.oal Prices. See Commercial Epitome.

Coffee. See Commercial Epitome.Commercial Epitome—Weekly Review of theCommercial Markets_ _164, 343, 519, 702,881, 1068, 1249, 1416, 1596, r765, 1941,

2103, 2277Copper. See Commercial Epitome.Cotton—Consumption, &c.. Report of CensusBureau 404, 1129, 1824

Cottonseed Oil Production 403, 1129. 1824Ginning Report 587, 2107Spinning Industry, Activity in_587, 1309, 2152Weekly Statistics by Cable and TelegraphCovering the Cotton Movements in AllParts of the World, Receipts, Stock,Visible Supply, Overland Movement,Shipping News. Crop and Weather Re-ports, with a Review of Trading on theNew York Cotton Exchange and Recordsof Prices, &c_ _165, 344. 521. 704. 883.1069.1249. 1417.1597. 1766.1943, 2104, 2278

State Bank of Jansen (Neb.) Pa 21 3rState Bank of Nauvoo (Ill.) 276State Bank of Scotia (Neb.) 2026State Bank of Staplehurst (Neb.) 2026State Bank of Sugar Creek (Mo.) 799State Bank & Trust Co. (Hackensack. N. J.) -2025State-Planters Bank & Trust Co. (Richmond,Va.) 453,990

State Savings Bank (Council Bluffs, Iowa)-1500State Trust Co. (Plainfield, N. J.) 989State Trust & Savings Bank (Dallas, Tex.)_ 801Sterling National Bank & Trust Co. (N. Y.)_2194Sunrise National Bank & Trust Co. (Baldwin,L. I., N. Y.) 800

Swiss Bank Corporation (Basle, Switzerland),1181, 1504

Sykesville State Bank (Md.) 2193Sylvania Savings Bank Co. (Ohio) 2024

Tanners National Bank (Woburn, Mass.),,. 1634ennessee State Banking Situation 1684

Texas State Banking Situation 801Thompsonville Trust Co. (Conn.) 2025Title Guaranty & Trust Co. (Bait., Md.) 1683Tonawanda Trust Co. (New York) 989Toronto Stock Excnange (Canada) 1150Tower City National Bank (Pa.) 1685Town Trust Co. (Montclair, N. J.) 80Tradesmen's National Bank & Trust Co.(Philadelphia, Pa.) 629

Transamerica Corp. (San Francisco. Calif.)_1686Traylor. Melvin Alvah (Chicago. 111.) 1179Trust Co. of Georgia (Atlanta, Ga.) 456Trust Co. of Larchrnont (N. Y.) 1345Trust Co. of North America (N. Y.) 451Tulpehocken National Bank & Trust Co. (Pa.) 801Turtle Creek Bank & Trust Co. (Pa.) 1178Turtle Creek & Savings & Trust Co. (Pa.) 987Tuxedo National Bank (N. Y.) 80Twelfth Street National Bank (St. Loub3,Mo.) 803Tygarts Valley Nat. Bank (Elkins, W. Va.)_ _1345

Union Bank & Trust Co. (Los Angeles,Calif.) 2196

Union Guardian Trust Co. (Det.,Mich .) -798, 2023Union National Bank (Barbourville, Ky.),,,, 82Union National Bank of Fayetteville (Tenn.) 990Union National Bank (Little Rock, Ark.) 803Union National Bank (McKeesport, Pa.)990, 1178Union National Bank (New Albany, Ind.)_ _ _1852Union National Bank (Reading, Pa.) 78Union National Bank (Lockwood, Pa.) 2025Union Nat.Bank & Tr. Co.(Urinot, N. Dak.)1180Union Savings Bank (Charles, Mo.) 1177Union Savings & Trust Co. (Warren, Ohio) —1684Union Trust Co. (Jamestown, N. Y.) 802 Union Trust Co. (Cleveland, Ohlo)__460, 2024United National Bank (Cliffside Park, N. J.) _1683United Savings Bank (Detroit, Mich.) 2195United States Nat. Bank (McMinnville, Ore.) 83United States National Bank (Omaha, Neb.)_ 990United States National Bank (Salem, Ore.) 83United States Savings Bank (Port Huron,Mien.) 626, 1501, 1683

United States Trust Co. (Boston, Mass.)___- 452United States Trust Co. (N. Y.) 79. 1178University State Bank (Des Moines, Ia.) -- 77

Iyallejo Commercial National Bank (Calif.). 631ictory Savings Bank (Columbia, S. C.)._ 450

Virginia State Banking Situation_78, 450.627, 1502, 1684, 1851

Virginia Trust Co. (Richmond, Va.)_ _ _ _453, 629

Walkersville State Bank (Md.) 2193TV arren Bank & Trust (Pa.) 627Warren County Bank (Warrenton, Mo.)--- -1850Washington Mechanics Savings Bank (Wash-ington, D. C.) 1849

Washington National Bank of Commerce(Wash.) 1180

Washington National Bank (wwa) 82Washington National Bank (Olympia, Wash.) 83Washington State Banking Situation_277,

627, 1344, 1851, 2194Wayne First National of Detroit (Mioh.)_ - _ 960Webster Springs National Bank (W. Va.) —1502Walla Fargo Bank & Union Trust Co. (San

Francisco, Calif.) 281, 1853. 2026West Branch Bank & Trust Co. (Pa.) 78Westchester Trust Co. (Yonkers, N. Y.) _78,

277, 450, 628, 800, 987, 1177West End Bank (Pittsburgh, Pa.) - -1178, 2024Western Maryland Trust Co. (Frederick.Md.) 1683,2193

Western State Bank of Cicero (ill.) 454West Haven Bank & Trust Co. (Conn.)___.... 452Westminster Bank (London, Eng.).83, 456, 771West National Bank (Tex.) 631West Side Trust & Savings Bank (Chicago,

III.) 626. 1177, 1500, 1850West Virginia State Banking Situation 627Windham National Bank (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 80Wisconsin State Bank (Delevan, Wis.) • 1502Wisconsin State Banking Situation-277,

450, 627, 1178. 1344. 1502, 2024Worcester County National Bank (Mass.) 802

Yakima Valley Bank & Trust Company,(Wash.) 1344

E, COTTON, BREADSTUFFS AND DRY GOODSPage.

Commodity Credit Corp.-Loans on Cotton by 2107

Corn. See Grain.

Dry Goods Trade—Comprehensive ReportEach Week on the Conditions Prevailing

in this Trade_ _171, 350. 526. 708. 888,1075, 1256, 1423. 1603. 1772, 1949. 2111, 2284

Voreign Grain Crops, See Grain.utures. See Commercial Epitome.

Grain—U. S. Agricultural Dept. Report onCereals, &c 1948

HPrice Record with Outline

X of Market Conditions. See CommercialEpitome.

Tron—Course of Market and Prices Each1 Week, with Statistical Data. See Com-

mercial Epitome.

Lard. See Commercial Epitome.ead. See Commercial Epitome.

Mew York Cotton Exchange—Election of New Members_ _706. 1420.

1600, 1945

Page.

Ocean Freights. See Commercial Epitome.Willi. See Commercial Epitome.

Petroleum. See Commercial Epitome.ig Iron Market. See Commercial Epitome

Pork. See Commercial Epitome.Provision Market. See Commercial Epitome.

Rubber—Weekly Outline of Market withPrices, &c. See Commercial Epitome.

Qteel. See Comnurcial Epitome.ugar. See Commercial Epitome.

Tin. See Commercial Epitome.obacco. See Commercial Epitome.

Weather Bulletin of Dept. of Agriculture,VV 171, 350, 526, 709. 888, 1075, 1256,

1423, 1603, 17/2, 1949, 2111. 2284Wheat. See Grain.Wool. See Commercial Epitome.

7Ine—Weekly Report on Market Prices.See Commercial Epitome.

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Page.A uction Sales of Stocks and Bonds at New4" York, Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore

and Buffalo__112, 288, 462, 637, 811.998, 1185, 1351, 1509,1695, 1870,2032, 2200

Baltimore Stock Exchange-Weekly Rangeof Prices for Stocks_ _134, 311, 485, 661,810, 1023, 1209, 1375, 1533, 1720, 1896,

2032, 2227Daily Record of Volume of Sales of Stocksand Bonds_ _109, 282, 457, 632, 804, 991,

1181, 1347, 1505, 1688, 1867, 2027, 2198Bank Clearings, Canadian. See CanadianBank Clearings.

Bank Clearings-Weekly and Monthly Re-turns_ _105, 283, 458, 633. 805, 992, 1182,

1347, 1505, 1688, 1867. 2028, 2196Returns for 1933 384

Bankers' Gazette__117, 294, 468, 644, 817,1005, 1192, 1358, 1516, 1703, 1879, 2042, 2210

Berlin Stock Exchange-Daily Prices_ _111,285, 460, 636, 808, 997, 1184, 1349, 1507,

1693, 1869, 2030, 2234Bond Market, Course of .16 219, 393, 555,738, 920, 1110, 1292, 1451, 1629, 1812,

1976. 2140Bonds, N. Y. Quotations for German andOther Foreign Unlisted Dollar Bonds_ _111,285, 460, 636, 808, 997, 1184. 1349, 1507,

1693, 1869, 2030, 2234Boston Stock Exchange-Weekly Range of Prices for Stocks andBonds Sold on the Exchange_ _132, 309,483, 659, 832, 1020, 1207, 1373, 1531,

1718, 1894, 2057, 2225Daily Record of Volume of Sales in Stocksand Bonds_ -109. 282, 457. 632, 804, 991,1181, 1347, 1505, 1688, 1867. 2027, 2198

Breadstuffs, Weekly Report of Receipts atWestern Lake and River Ports_169, 287.461. 636, 809. 998, 1254, 1421, 1601, 1694,

1947. 2109, 2282British Consols and Government Securities,

Daily Prices. See English Financial Mar-kets.

Canadian Bank Clearings-108, 284, 459,634, 806, 995, 1183, 1348. 1506, 1691, 1868,

2029. 2197Canadian Banks, Condition of 992Chicago Stock Exchange-Weekly Range of

Prices for Stocks_ _132, 309, 483, 659.832, 1020, 1207, 1373, 1531. 1718, 1894,

2057, 2225Prices for 1933 566

Cincinnati Stock Exchange-Weekly Rangeof Prices_ _134, 312, 486. 662, 835, 1023,1210, 1376, 1534. 1721, 1897, 2059, 2228

Monthly Range of Prices 1113Cleveland Stock Exchange-Weekly Range

of Prices_ _134, 311, 486 662. 834, 1023,1210, 1376, 1534. 1721, 1897, 2059, 2234

Monthly Range of Prices 1111Columbus (Ohio) Stock Exchange-MonthlyRange of Prices 1118

Detroit Stock Exchange-Monthly and',Yearly Range of Prices 1115

Dividends Declared Each Week by Railroads,Public Utilities, Industrial Corporations,Banks, &c-112. 288, 462, 637, 811, 999,1186, 1351. 1509. 1695, 1871, 2033, 2200

Earnings , Industrial and Miscellaneous,145, 320, 495, 673, 850, 1033, 1219, 1386,

1547, 1730. 1906, 2069Earnings of Large Telephone Companies - 849Earnings of Railroads. See Railroad Earn-

ings.Electric Railway and Other Public Utility

Gross and Net Earnings. See Earnings,Industrial and Miscellaneous.

English Financial Markets, per Cable_ _110,285. 460, 635, 808, 997, 1184, 1349. 1507.

1692, 1869, 2030. 2199English Gold and Silver Markets-Weekly

Letter of Samuel Montagu & Co. of Lon-don-110, 285, 460, 635, 1184, 1349, 1507,

1692, 1869, 2030, 2199Exports and Imports at New York-Mer-

chandise, Gold and Silver-Monthly Re-turns. See Foreign Trade of New York.

Pageeeral Reserve Bank of New York, WeeklyReturn of Condition_ _114, 291, 465, 641.

814, 1002, 1189, 1355. 1513, 1700. 1876,2039, 2207

Federal Reserve Banks, Combined WeeklyStatement for Whole Country_ -115, 292.466, 642, 815, 1003, 1190, 1356, 1514, 1701,

1877. 2040, 2208Federal Reserve Banks, Weekly Return ofMember Banks__115, 293, 467, 643, 816,1004. 1191. 1357, 1515, 1702. 1878, 2041, 2209

Foreign Exchange, Weekly Review of Mar-ket. See also Editorial Article of FinancialSituation .117, 294, 468, 644, 817, 1005,1192, 1358, 1516, 1703, 1879, 2042, 2210

Foreign Trade of U. S. See United States.French Rentes and Government Bonds, Daily

Prices of. See English Financial Markets.

ri old, Daily Price of in London. See Eng-lish Financial Markets.

Gold Imports and Exports at New York. SeeForeign Trade of New York.

Gold, Samuel Montagu & Co.'s Weekly Cir-cular Thereon. See English Gold and Sil-ver Markets.

I and Exports at New York, Mer-chandise, chandise, Gold and Silver-Monthly Re-

turns. See Foreign Trade of New York.

Kansas City, Mo.-Course of Security Pricesin 740

• os Angeles Stock Exchange-Weekly Rangea-. of Prices for Stocks and Bonds Sold onthe Exchange_135, 312, 487, 663. 836,1024, 1211, 1377, 1535, 1722, 1897, 2060. 2228

Montreal Curb Market-Weekly Range ofIVI Prices .133, 311. 485, 661, 834, 1022,

1209, 1375. 1533, 1720, 1896, 2059, 2227Montreal Stock Exchange-Weekly Range of

Prices_ _133, 310. 484. 660, 833, 1022, 1208.1374. 1532, 1719, 1895, 2058, 2226

National Bank Notes, Monthly Changes in,• &c 808, 1185, 2031National Banks, Condition of 807National Banks Organized, Converted. &c.,from Weekly Returns of Comptroller of theCurrency (Commercial and MiscellaneousNews)_ _111, 287, 461, 637, 810, 998, 1185,

1350, 1508. 1695. 1870, 2032. 2199New York City Banks and Trust CompanyStocks. Prices of. See Quotations for Un-listed Securities.

New York City Clearing House Banks andTrust Companies. Detailed Weekly State-ment_ _114, 291, 465, 641, 814, 1002. 1189,

1355, 1513, 1700. 1876, 2039, 2207New York City Imports and Exports. Mer-chandise, Gold and Silver. Monthly Re-turns. See Foreign Trade of New York.

New York City Realty and Surety Stocks,Weekly Record of Bid and Asked Prices.See Quotations for Unlisted Securities.

New York Curb Exchange-Daily Record ofVolume of Sales in Stocks and Bonds,110, 283, 456, 633, 805, 992, 1182, 1350,

1508, 1688, 1867, 2028, 2199Weekly and Yearly Range of Prices_ _136,313, 487, 663, 836, 1025, 1211, 1377,

1535, 1722, 1898, 2061, 2229Weekly Review of Market_ _109, 283, 458,633, 805,•992. 1182, 1350, 1508, 1688.

1867. 2028, 2198New York Produce Exchange Securities Mar-

ket_-135, 313. 487, 663. 836, 1024, 1211,1377. 1535, 1722, 1898, 2060, 2229

New York Stock Exchange-Dally Record of Prices of U. S. Govern-ment Securities. See Bankers' Gazette.

Daily, Weekly and Yearly Range of Prices.for all Stocks Dealt in_ _118, 295, 469,645, 818, 1006, 1193, 1359, 1517, 1704,

1880, 2043, 2211Daily Record of Volume of Sales in Stocksand Bonds_ _109. 282, 457. 632, 804, 991,1181, 1347. 1505. 1688, 1867. 2027, 2198

Government Securities, Course of Prices In. 105Listings for Year 1933 217

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New York Stock Exchange (Concluded)-Monthly Record of Volume of Sales in

Stocks and Bonds 106. 993, 1689Prices in 1933 83Weekly and Yearly Record of all BondsSold on Exchange_ _126, 303, 477, 653.826. 1014, 1201, 1367. 1525, 1712, 1888.

2051, 2214Weekly Review of Stock Market_ .109,282.457, 632, 804, 991, 1181, 1346, 1504,

1687. 1866, 2026. 2198Darts Bourse-Daily Prices_ _111, 285, 460,

636, 808, 997. 1184. 1349, 1507. 1693,1869, 2030, 2234

Philadelphia Stock Exchange-Weekly Range of Prices_134, 311, 485,661, 810, 1022, 1209, 1375. 1533, 1720,

1896. 2059, 2227Daily Record Volume of Sales in Stocks andBonds__109, 282, 357. 632, 804, 991,1181. 1347. 1505, 1688, 1867. 2027, 2198

Pittsburgh Stock Exchange-Weekly Rangeof Prices__134, 311. 486. 661. 834, 1023.

1210, 1376, 1533, 1721, 1896, 2032. 2227

Quotations for Unlisted Securities-WeeklyBid and Asked Prices_141, 318, 493,

669, 842, 1031, 1217, 1383, 1541, 1728.1904. 2066, 2235

Quotations for Other Over the Counter Se-curities_142. 319, 494. 670, 843, 1032.

1218, 1384. 1542, 1729, 1905, 2067. 2236

Railroad Earnings, Gross and Net-Weeklyand Monthly_ _143, 320, 495, 671, 844,

1033, 1219. 1385. 1543, 1730, 1906, 2068, 2237Other Monthly Steam Railroad Reports,144,320,495. 672, 849, 1219.1385.1545,

1730, 1906. 2068Railroad and Miscellaneous Stocks_ _117, 294.468, 644, 817,1005.1192, 1358.1516, 1703.

1879. 2042, 2210

St. Louis Stock Exchange-Weekly Range ofPrices of Stocks_ _135, 312, 486. 662. 835.1023.1210,1376.1534,1721,1897,2060,2228

Monthly Range of Prices 739San Francisco Curb Exchange Weekly Rangeof Prices-135, 312, 487, 663, 835, 1241.

1377, 1534, 1722, 2060, 2228San Francisco Stock Exchange-WeeklyRange of Prices of Stocks_ _135, 312, 486,662, 835. 1024, 1210, 1376, 1534. 1721.

1897. 2060, 2228Silver-Daily Price of, in London and New

York. See English Financial Markets.Exports and Imports. at New York. See

Foreign Trade at New York.Weekly Circular Thereon of Samuel Mon-tagu & Co. of London. See English Goldand Silver Markets.

Sundry Securities-Weekly Bid and AskedPrices. See Quotations for Unlisted Se-curities.

.poronto Curb Exchange-Weekly Range ofPrices_133, 310. 484. 660. 833. 1021.1208, 1374. 1532. 1719. 1895, 20588, 2226

Toronto Stock Exchange-Weekly Range ofPrices-133, 310. 484, 660, 833, 1021,

1208, 1374, 1532, 1719. 1895, 2058. 2226

United States-Debt (Monthly), Prelimi-nary Returns Showing Gross Debt,

286. 996. 1693Debt (Monthly), Final Returns ShowingNet Debt 807. 2031

Government Revenues and Expenditures,Monthly 286. 996. 1693

Liberty Loan Bonds and Treasury Certifi-cates, Daily Transactions on New YorkStock Exchang.e_117, 294. 468, 644,817, 1005, 1192, 1358. 1516. 1703, 1879,

2042. 2210Treasury Bills_117, 294, 468. 644, 817,

1005.1192,1358.1516.1703,1879,2042,2210Treasury Cash and Current Liabilities(Monthly) 286, 996, 1694

Treasury Certificates of Indebtedness, Sze.,Quotations for.. 117. 294. 468, 644. 817,1005,1192.1358,1516.1703.1879.2042.2210

Treasury Money Holdings-808, 996, 1694, 1870

RAILROADS AND INDUSTRIALS-INVESTMENT INTELLIGENCEAnnual

Page.A bba Gold Mining Corp 442•Mbbot Laboratories, North Chicago, Ill.,

1232, 1397, 2087Abilene Hotel Co 1497Abitibi Power & Paper Co., Ltd 328Abraham & Straus, Inc 1562, 2237Acetol Products, Inc 1232Acme Steel Co 862, 1920, 2087Adams Clark Bldg. Core. (Bankers Bldg.),

1565, 1921Adams Express Co 497Adams Gas Light Co. (Maw) 1040Adams (J. D.) Mfg Co 2088Addressograph-Multigraph 0orp-683, 1232,

1398, 1562, 17%5, 1920Administered Fund. Inc 1563Administrative & Research Corp 151, 1397Aetna Casualty & Surety Co 1745Aetna (Fire) Insurance Co 505Aetna Life Insurance Co 1745Aetna Mills, Watertown, Mass 1398Aetna Rubber Co 1920Affiliated Distributing Group, Inc 264, 1496Agnew-Surpass Shoe Stores, Ltd 505Agricultural Credit Corp., Ltd 151Agricultural Insurance Co. of Watertown,--N. Y 2237Agricultural Mortgage Bank (Colombia).- -1563Ahurnada Lead Co 328Air Reduction Co., Inc 850, 862Air-Way Electric Appliance Corp 1920Akron Canton & Youngstown Ry_ _143, 671,

1385. 2076, 2237Alabama Great Southern Ry_323, 848, 1545, 2237Alabama Power Co 673, 1547, 2237Alabama Water Service Co 145, 149Alaska Juneau Gold Mining Co-152. 320,

328, 1033, 1044, 1730, 1745, 2087

Reports are Indexed in Black-facedPage

Alaska Exploration & Mining Co., Ltd 26.3Alaska Packers Association 862Albany & Susquehanna RR 148Albers Bros. Milling Co 505Albert-Frank-Guenther Law, Inc -- 1563Aldred Investment Corp 1563Aldred Investment Trust 2087Alexander Building Corp 2237All America General Corp 1745Allan's Beverages, Ltd 505Allegheny Corp 1911. 2076, 2237Allegheny Steel Co 1398Allemannia Fire Insurance Co 505,2088Allen Industries, Inc 1044, 1232, 1745Allentown-Bethlehem Gas Co 859Allerton'New York Corp 156'3Alles & Fisher, Inc 152Alliance Investment Corp 683Alliance Realty Co 663, 1044Allied Atlas Corp 1745Allied Brewing & Distilling Co., Inc 1745Allied Chemical & Dye Corp 1911Allied Distributors, Inc -152. 328, 505, 610,862, 1044, 1232, 1398, 1563. 1745. 1920,

2088, 2237Allied General Corp 1044Allied Kid Co 2237Allied Laboratories, Inc 863, 2088Allied Mtge. Cos., Inc 1563Allied Owners Corp 505Allis-Chalmers Mfg. Co 1044, 1563, 2237 1920

Alpha Portland Cement Co 1225Alton RR 495, 844, 1219, 1543, 1906, 2237Alton & Southern RR 844Altoona & Logan Valley Elec. Ry_502. 1228, 1558Altorfer Brothers Co 863Aluminium, Ltd 1920

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Aluminum Co. of America 328, 506, 1044Amalgamated Leather Cos., Inc 1920. 2088Ambassador Hotel Corp 506American Agricultural Chemical Co. (Conn.) 152American Agricul. Chemical Co. (Del.)_673. 683American Austin Car Co., Inc 863, 2088American Automotive Corp. of Indiana-

polis 506, 2177American Bakeries Corp 1044, 1232American Bank Note Co 1398. 2088American Bankstocks Corp 1044American Beet Sugar Co_328, 863. 1044, 1745American Beverage Corp_ _264. 1398, 2088, 2237American Bond Corp 793American Brake Shoe & Foundry Co_ _ _ _683, 1920American British & Continental Corp 1398American Business Shares (Inc.)_152, 684,

975, 1232, 1745American Can Co 152, 684, 1399, 1563American Capital Corp 1398American Car & Foundry Co 1398American Carbon Co 1163American Central Insurance Co 1745American Chicle Co_ _850, 863, 1044, 1563, 1746American Cigar Co 1746Amer. Cities Power & Light Corp 325, 1392Amer. Coal Co. of Allegheny County 328Amer. Colony Insur. Co__863, 1232, 1563. 2237American Commercial Alcohol Corp_ _1548,

1564. 1920. 2238American & Continental Corp 328. 863American Corp 1920American Cyanamid Co 328. 506American Debenture Corp 793American Discount Co. (Ga.) 1920American Eagle Fire Insurance Co 684American Electric Power Corp 1914, 2078American Encaustic Tiling Co., Ltd_ ..1730, 1746

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328. 506Associated Apparel ndustries, Inc 684Associated Electric Co 1558Associated Electrical Industries, Ltd 2238Associated Gas & Electric Co_ ._145. 149.325. 503. 681. 859, 1040, 1229, 1392, 1548„

1559. 1741. 1906, 1915, 2079, 2238Associated Mtge. Cos., Inc 1564Associated Oil Co 864. 2238Associated Simmons Hardware Cos_ _ _1496,

1921. 2089Associated Tel. & Tel. Co 859Associated Telephone Utilities Co 150, 2239Associates Investment Co 1233Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe Ry- -678, 844,

849, 1037. 1543, 1546, 1738. 2239Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe System---143,

844, 849, 1543, 1546, 1730Atlanta Birmingham & Coast RR_844, 1543, 2239Atlanta Gas Light Co 1915Atlanta & West Point RR___143, 844, 1543, 2239Atlantic Bancshares, Ltd. (Calif.) _ __ _1045, 2239Atlantic Bargain Stores, Inc 1680Atlantic Building Trust (Boston) 1747Atlantic City Gas Co 503Atlantic City Sewerage Co 1040Atlantic Coast Line FtR__ _844, 1543,1738.

2076. 2239Atlantic Gulf dr West Indies SS. Lines-850,

1548, 2239Atlantic Ice & Coal Co 152

PageAmerican Enka Corp 1746American European Securities Co 854American Express Co 1563American Felt Co 506, 863American Finance az Securities Co 328American Fork & Hoe Co 1399American Founders Corp 853American Fuel & Power Co 1741, 2078American Furniture Co., Inc 506American Furniture Mart Bldg., Corp 1045, 1399American Gas & Electric Co.. .i45. 850, 859, 1730American & General Securities Corp 863American Glanzstoff Corp 1399American Hardware Corp 1746, 2238Amer.-Hawaiian Steamship Co- -851. 863,

1730, 1746, 1920, 2238American Hide & Leather Co 673. 684American Home Mortgage Co. (InstalmentMtge. Co) 793

American Ice Co 2238American Indemnity Co 684American Insurance Union 328American International Corp-___498, 863, 1045American Investors, Inc 1232American-La France & Foamite Corp 1563American Lace Manufacturing Co 506American Laundry Machinery Co- - --1548, 1564American Locomotive Co 864, 1399, 1554American Machine & Foundry Co 1399American Machine & Metals, Inc_ _1731,

1746, 1920American Maize Products Co 2088American Metal Co. Ltd- - -684. 1045, 1399, 1746American Mortgage Co. of Calif 1747American Mortgage Co., Cincinnati 793American Mortgage Corp 864American News Co., Inc 1747American Power & Light Co 495, 502, 1392American Products Co 2177American Public Service Co 2078American Radiator & Standard Sanitary Corp 506American Re-Insurance Co _______ ____- 684American Republics Corp 1399. 1747. 2238American Reserve Insurance Co. of NewYork 152, 1747

American Rolling Mill Co 684American Safety Razor Corp 156.3American Salarnandra Corp 1747American Savings Life Insurance Co 864American Seating Co 2088American Securities Investing Corp 506American Service Co 2088American Smelting & Refining Co _328, 1233.

1733, 2238American Snuff Co 1045American States Public Service Co 2079American Steamship Co 506American Steel Foundries Co_ ..1045, 1399, 1564American Stores Co 506, 1233, 1747. 1920American Sugar Refining Co 1920American Sumatra Tobacco Corp 2238American Superpower Corp 502American Surety Co. of N.Y 1564American Telephone & Telegraph Co-320,

502, 1219. 1225, 1730American Tobacco Co 1734American Trustee Share Corp 2088American Tube Works 152American Type Founders Co_875, 1164,

1564, 2178, 2238American Utilities Co 1558American Vitrified Products Co 506American Water Works & Electric Co., Inc.,149, 325, 502. 681. 859. 1040, 1228, 1333,

1392. 1558, 1741, 1914, 2078, 2238American Woolen Co 1045. 1233, 2239American Yvette Co., Inc 1233Amoskeag Mfg. Co 864Amrein Mfg. Co 2177Anchor Cap Corp 2088Anglo-American Corp. of South Africa,Ltd 506, 1045, 1233, 1920

Anglo National Corp 684Angostura-Wuppermann Corp 864, 1921Anheuser-Busch, Inc_ _ _ _ __ _____ 684, 1233, 1564Ann Arbor RR 148, 671, 1543, 2076, 2238Apex Electrical Mfg. Co 2088Apollo Steel Co 1564Appalachian Power Co 1914Appleton Building Co 442Appleton Co 152A. P. W. Paper Co., Inc 613, 684Archer-Daniels-Midland Co 851, 864Architects Building Corp 328, 1564Ardeen Gold Mines, Ltd 684Arena Corp 1564Argonaut Mining Co 1233Arizona Gold Manganese Co 442Arizona Power Co 503Arkansas-Missouri Power Co 1914Arkansas Power & Light Co 1915Arlington Apartments, Inc 1045Arlington Mills 864Armour & Co. (Ill.) 152, 322, 684 1564Armstrong Cork Co 2088, 2238Arnold Print Works 506Arrow-Hart & Hegeman Elec. Co 1921, 2238Artloom Corp 864, 1921Arundel Bond Corp 793Arundel Corp 684, 1399, 1921, 2069, 2089Arundel Debenture Corp 793Arundel Mortgage Co 793Asbestos Corp., Ltd 864Asbestos Mfg. Co. (Ind.)

PageAtlantic Ice Mfg. Co 864Atlantic Life Insurance Co 1747Atlantic Lobos Oil Co 506Atlantic Mortgage Co 793Atlantic Refining Co 684, 1046, 1734Atlantic Securities Corp 1747Atlantic Steel Co 1921Atlas Corp 1399, 1554, 1591Atlas Pipe Line Co., Inc 328, 2239Atlas Plywood Corp 1906, 1921, 2089Atlas Powder Co ,1046Atlas Tack Corp 320, 328, 1921. 2089. 2239Auburn Automobile Co 329, 684, 864, 1046Augusta & Savannah RR 148Austin, Nichols & Co., Inc 506, 1564, 2089Auto City Brewing Co 1843Auto Car Co 1400Automatic Products Corp --684, 1564Automatic Voting Machine Corp 328Automatic Washer Co 1400Automobile Banking Corp 152Automobile Insurance Co. of Hartford, Conn.1747Aviation Corp. of Del 506, 1400, 1921Aviation Securities Corp 1747Aviation Securities Corp. of New England _ _2089Avondale Mills Birmingham, Ala 2239

nabcock & Wilcox Co 1748m*aby Service Corp 1843Backstay Welt Co 864, 1747 1921Badger Paint & Hardware Stores, Inc 329Baker (J. T.) Chemical Co 864Balaban & Katz Corp 1564Baldwin Co 1046Baldwin Locomotive Works 864, 1223,

1564, 2089, 2239Ball Lift Corp 2179Baltimore Mortgage Corp 864Baltimore & Ohio Chicago Terminal HE.. 844Baltimore & Ohio RR_ 671, 844. 857, 1543,

1738, 1912, 2240Baltimore Tube Co. Inc 1400

IBanco Commerciale taliana, Milan, Italy. 1921Bancamerica Blair Corp 152, 506Bancshares, Ltd 1747, 1921Bangor dr Aroostook RR-844. 849. 857,

1543, 1545, 2239Bangor Hydro-Electric CO.. .320, 1386, 1907, 2240Bank & Insurance Shares, Inc 1164, 1921Bank Savings Life Insurance Co 1748Bankers Building (Adams Clark Bldg. Corp.)

1565, 1921Bankers Life Insurance Co 1565Bankers Loan & Investment Co 1400Bankers Securities Corp 685Barcelona Traction, Light & Power Co., Ltd.

145, 851, 1548, 2240Barker Bros. Corp 1400Barnes Mfg. Co 864Barnhart Bros. & Spindler 1748Barnsdall Corp 1738Barstow (W. S.) & Co 506Basic-Industry Shares 1400Bastian-Blessing Co 864,1400Batavian Petroleum Co 1233Baton Rogue Electric Co_ _320, 1548. 2069, 2079Bay State Road Co., Inc 2178Bayuk Cigars, Inc 864, 1046Bear Gulch Placer Co 263Beatrice Creamery Co 145. 152Beatty Bros., Ltd 1046Beauharnois Power Corp., Ltd 2079Beaumont Sour Lake & Western By.... 144,

847, 1544, 2240Beaver Fire Insurance Co., Ltd., Canada 152Beech-Nut Packing Co 1565Belding-Corticelli, Ltd 685Belding-Heminway Co 855. 1219, 1233Belfont Steel & Wire Co 685Bell Telephone Co. of Canada 681, 1393Bell Telephone Co. of Pa 1229. 2240Bellanca Aircraft Corp • 321, 329Belt RR. & Stock Yards of Indianapolis..... 857Belt Ry. of Chicago 844Bemidji Wood Products Co 1219, 1233Bendix Aviation Corp 329Beneficial Industrial Loan Corp _329, 506,

2089, 2240Benson & Hedges 1046Berghoff Brewing Corp 2240Berkshire Street By. Co 1033, 1041Berlin City Electric Co., Inc. (Berliner

Staedtische Elektrizitaetswerke Akt .-0 es.) .150, 1392

Berlin Electric Elevated & Underground By_ 1393Bessemer & Lake Erie RR 844, 1543, 2240Best & Co., Inc 329, 1400Best Incinerator Co 1497Bethlehem Steel Co 329Bethlehem Steel Corp- _152, 329. 506, 674,

685, 1732Beverages, Inc 442. 865, 1400Bigelow-Sanford Carpet Co., Inc-685, 1400, 2240Biltmore Hats, Ltd 152Bird-Archer Co 1401Birmingham Electric Co 150Black & Decker Mfg. Co_ _329, 851.865. 1748Blackstone Valley Gas & Electric Co 150Blanke-Wenneker Candy Co 865Blaw-Knox Co 1748Bloomingdale Bros., Inc_ _-1046, 1233, 1565, 2240Blue Ribbon Corp., Ltd 865Blue Ridge Corp 685, 1234, 1401Blue Star Markets, Inc 620Blumenthal (Sidney) & Co., Inc 1565, 1748

urns, Inc 865Bohack (H. C.) Co., Inc- - -329, 685, 865, 1565Bohn Aluminum & Brass Corp_ -1033, 1046, 1565Bol-Inca Mining Corp 2178Bolivia By 2240Bolsa Chico Oil Corp 1046Bon Ami Co 152, 1748Bond Electric Corp 507, 2240Bond & Mortgage Guarantee Co 865. 1046Bond & Share Co., Ltd. 685Booth Mfg. Co 1401Boott (Cotton) Mills 865Borden Co 2073, 2100Borg-Warner Corp 1748, 2090, 2240Borne-Scrymser Co 1234Boss Mfg Co 152. 865Boston & Albany RR 1386, 1390, 1739Boston Consolidated Gas Co 150,1741Boston Elevated Ry_503, 1033. 1041. 1388, 1731Boston Gold Mining Co 1164Boston Herald-Traveler Corp 507Boston Insurance Co 1748Boston & Maine RR_ _148, 323. 671, 672,

678, 1037,1543, 1546, 1912, 2240Boston Personal Property Trust 329Boston Revere Beach & Lynn RR-1386, 1390Boston Wharf Co 685Bowater's Canadian Paper Corp., Ltd 1465Bower Roller Bearing Co 865. 1401

Canada Packers, LtdCanada Permanent Mortgage Corp 1566Canada Steamship Lines, Ltd 2090Canada Vinegars, Ltd 330Canada Wire & Cable Co., Ltd 1566Canadian Bronze Co., Ltd 153, 1234Canadian Canners, Ltd 1749Canadian Car & Foundry Co., Ltd 865Canadian Celanese, Ltd 1566. 1749Canadian Dredge & Dock Co 329Canadian Fairbanks-Morse Co., Ltd 865Canadian Fuels, Ltd 1219, 1234Canadian General Electric Co., Ltd 2091)Canadian General Investments, I.td_ _ _ _329, 2241Canadian Industrial Alcohol Co_ _153. 865, 1234Canadian Industries. Ltd 1566Canadian Marconi Co 1402, 1559Canadian Nat. Lines in New Eng1_844, 1543 2241Canadian National Rys_ _678, 844, 857, 1219,

1543, 1546Caned. Northern Coal & Ore Dock Co., Ltd- 508Canadian Pacific Lines in Maine_143, 844, 1730Canadian Pacific Lines in Vermont-143, 844, 1730Canadian Pacific Ry--849, 1227, 1546, 1908,

2241. 2273Canadian Power dr Paper Inv., Ltd_ _ 1047, 1234Canadian Rail & Harbor Terminals, Ltd.(of Toronto) 686, 865

Canadian Wineries, Ltd 1163Canadian Wirebound Boxes, Ltd 1749Canal-Villere Realty Co. (George H. Nus-loch & Others) 2177

Cannon Mills Co 153, 1749Canton Co. of Baltimore 153Capital Administration Co., Ltd 508, 1749Capital City Products Co 2241Capital City Surety Co 2241Capitol Theatre Co 2178Cariboo Gold Quartz Mining Co 508Carnation Co 15.3, 2241Carolina Bond Corp 793Carolina Debenture Corp793Carolina Insur. Co. of Wilmington, N. 0-- -1047Carolina Mortgage Co 793Carolina & Northeastern By 2242Carolina Pines, Inc 865Carolina Power & Light Co 1916Carolina Stores Co 1566Carter (William) Co 2242Case (J. I.) Co 1047, 1566Casey Jones, Inc 620

PageBoyd-Richardson Co 2090Boyd-Welsh Shoe Co 1565Bralorne Mines Ltd 1565Brandenburg Electric Power Co 1393Brandon Corp 152Brandram-Henderson, Ltd 865, 1401Brazilian Traction Light & Pow Co., Ltd.

69Brewer (C.) & Co., Ltd

1548, 2g

Brewing Corp. of Canada, Ltd--506, 685.1921

Bridgeport Machine Co 1565,1401Briggs Mfg Co 152Brill (J. G.) & Co 1401Brill° Mfg. Co 1548, 1565Bristol Brass Corp 1401Bristol-Myers Co. (Del.) 507. 686British-American Assurance Co 1748British American Tobacco Co., Ltd.. -152. 1565British Columbia Power Co., Ltd 1731British Columbia Pulp & Paper Co., Ltd 685British Columbia Telephone Co 1741Broad River Power Co 859Broad Street Investing Co., Inc 507Broad Street Management Corp 507Broadmoor (Colonade Construction Corp.),New York City 1046

Broadway Department Stores, Inc 686, 1046Broadway Properties Corp 1566Brockton Gas Light Co 1741Bronx Gas & Electric Co 1229Brooklyn Borough Gas Co 1741, 2079Brooklyn Eastern District Terminal Ay-- 671Brooklyn Edison Co., Inc 1386, 1393Brooklyn-Manhattan Transit System_ -673,

859, 1229, 1386, 2069Brooklyn & Queens Transit System--674,

1386, 2069Brooklyn & Richmond Ferry Co 686Brooklyn Union Gas Co 1226, 1741Brown Coal Industrial Corp., Germany 1401Brown Fence & Wire Co 1921Brown-Forman Distillery Co. (Del.).. .329, 1748Brown Shoe Co 1921Bruce (E. L.) Co 1401Bruck Silk Mills, Ltd 1922, 2240Buckeye Pipe Line Co 1748Buckeye Steel Castings Co 1401Bucyrus-Erie Co 1233,1921Bucyrus-Monighan Co 2090Budd E. G.) Mfg. Co 1402Budd Wheel Co 1402Buffalo & Fort Erie Public Bridge Co. 865, 1046Building Products, Ltd 1047Bulkely Building Co 153Bullard Co 2090Bulolo Gold Dredging, Ltd 1234Bulova Watch Co., Inc 1548, 1565Bunte Bros., Chicago 1748Burkhart (F.) Mfg. Co 329,686Burlington & Rock Island RR-143, 844, 1730, 2240Burns Bros 686Burns & Co., Ltd 1047,1922Burroughs Adding Machine Co 1748Burt (F N.) Co., Ltd 865Butler Bros 686, 1565Butte Anaconda & Pacific RR 1038Butte Copper & Zinc Co 1047, 1749Byers (A. M.) Co 329, 507, 674, 686Byllesby (H. M.) Co 1234, 1749Byrndun Corp 153, 1234

abet (Godfrey L.), Inc 329alamba Sugar Estate 153, 1749

Caldwell (A. & G. J.), Inc 621Calgary & Edmonton Corp.. Ltd_508, 1402, 1749California Art Tile29California Gold Lode Corpgines. Inc 620California Group Corp 329, 2090California Oregon Power Co 150, 1915, 2241California Packing Corp 1402Calumet & Heels. Consol. Copper Co_ -1033, 1047

Calvert Debenture Corp 793Calvert Mortgage Co 793Cambria & Indiana RR 844, 1543, 2241Cambridge Apartments 1164Cambridge Building Corp 620Campbell Soup Co 1234Canada Bread Co., Ltd 1749Canada Dry Ginger Ale, Inc 329, 851, 865Canada Northern Power Corp., Ltd_ _1229.

1559, 1731, 2079, 2241

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Pagel'Castle (A. M.) & Co 1047. 1402Catelin Corp. of America 1922Catelli Macaroni Products Corp., Ltd 865Caterpillar Tractor Co_ _508, 686, 1219, 1234.

1402. 2069, 2090, 2242Cedar Rapids Mfg. & Power Co 681Celanese Corp. of America 1047, 1566Celluloid Corp 1566Celotex,Co 866Central Aguirre Associates, Boston 153Central Cold Storage Co 508Central of Georgia By 844, 1543, 2242Central German Power Corp. of Magdeburg -1393Central Hudson Gas & Electric Corp_ _1041, 2079Central Illinois Light Co 321, 1220, 1907Central Illinois Public Service Co 1915Central Illinois Securities Corp- -330, 686, 2242Central Maine Power Co 321,325Central National Corp 686Central Oakland Block, Inc 866Central Ohio Light & Power Co 503Central Pacific By 324, 1739Central Power Co 2080Central Power & Light Co 503, 2079Central RR. of New Jersey_ _671, 844, 1543,2242Central & South West Utilities Co 681Central States Edison Co 859, 1333. 1916Central States Electric Corp 1389Central States Power & Light Corp__ _1220,

1229, 2079Central States Utilities Corp__ _1220, 1229, 2079Central Vermont Ry., Inc- -495, 1385, 1906, 2068Central West Public Service Co. (MaxMcGraw and Others) 263, 1393, 1916

Central Zone Property Corp 1402Centrifugal Pipe Corp. of Del. 686Century Ribbon Mills, Inc. 1048, 1234, 1402,

1749 1922Century Shares Trust 15k, 686Cerro de Pasco Copper Corp 866Certain-teed Products Corp 1733Cespedes Sugar Co 50h.Chadwick-Hoskins Co 1402, 1749Chain Belt Co 866, 1402, 1566Chain & General Equities, Inc 1048Chain Store Investment Corp 508Chain Store Stocks Inc 1749Chalmers Oil & Gas Co., Inc., Balt., Md_ _ _2242Champion Coated Paper Co 1048, 2090Champlain Oil Products, Ltd 866Chanin Realty Corp 1567Ohannon (H.) Co 1567Charleston & Western Carolina_ _844, 1543, 2242Charlottesville Woolen Mills Co 508Charlton Mills 1234Chase (A.W.) Co., Ltd 866Chateau Corp 1680Cheat Haven & Bruceton RR 324Checker Cab Mfg. Corp 687Cherry-Burrell Corp 330, 508Chesapeake Corp2076, 2242Chesapeake & Ohio Ry_ _148, 495, 500, 1038,

1385, 1555. 1739, 2068. 2242Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co. ofBaltimore City 2080

Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.(District of Columbia) 2080

Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co. of Va .2080Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co. ofW. Va 2080

Chesebrough Mfg, Co. Consolidated 1234Chester Water Service Co 145, 150Chestnut Hill Apartments, San Francsico_ _2178Chevrolet Motor Co 2243Chicago Artificial Ice Co 1402Chicago Burlington & Quincy RR_ _844, 857.

1038, 1390, 1543, 2243Chicago City & Connecting Rys. Collateral

Trust 859. 1041Chicago City By 681, 2080Chicago Corp 153, 866, 1048,

1567, 2090Chicago Daily News, Inc 153, 330Chicago & Eastern Illinois By. -845, 1038.

1543, 1555. 2243Chicago Electric Mfg. Co 153, 1234Chicago & Erie RR 671. 1385, 2243Chicago Great Western RR-671, 845, 1038,

1543. 2243Chicago & Illinois Midland Ry__ _143, 845,

1543, 2243Chicago Indianapolis & Louisville By.. _143.

148, 845. 1390, 1543Chicago Junction Rya. & Union Stock YardsCo 1922

Chicago Local Transportation Co 503Chicago Mall Order Co 508, 687, 866Chicago Mill & LuMber Co 866Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul & Pacific RR.500, 671, 845, 857, 1038. 1390, 1543. 1912,

2076. 2243Chicago & North Western Ry_ _845, 1038,

1387, 1391, 1543, 1555, 1739. 2243Chicago Railway Equipment Co 1402Chicago Rys 851, 859Chicago River & Indiana RR 143, 845Chicago Rock Island & Gulf Ry_ _143, 845,

1543, 2243Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Co_ _143, 845,

849, 1543Chicago Rock Island & Pacific By. -143, 149,324, 500, 845, 857, 1038, 1543. 1546. 1556,

1739, 1912, 2243Chicago St. Louis & New Orleans RR 149Chicago St. Paul Minn. & Omaha By. .845.

1388, 1543, 2244Chicago Stadium Corp 1749Chicago Surface Lines 1916Chicago Terre Haute & Southeastern By. __ _ 678Chicago Towel Co 509Chicago & West Towns Rys., Inc 2244Chickasha Cotton Oil Co_ _509, 1033, 1048, 2090Childs Co 1225, 1567Chile Nitrate Co 1048Chris-Craft Corp 687Chrysler Corp_ _153. 330, 687, 866. 1048,

1224, 1234, 1749, 2090, 2244Cincinnati Car Co 153Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co 503Cincinnati-Nashville Southern By 324Cincinnati New Orleans & Texas Pacific By.

848, 1545, 2244Cincinnati Saginaw & Mackinaw RR 1038Cincinnati Street Ry_ _496, 503, 1219, 1229,

2069, 2080Cincinnati & Sub. Bell Telephone Co 1041Cincinnati Union Stock Yard Co 1567Cincinnati Union Terminal Co 857Cities Service Refining Co 1750City Ice & Fuel Co 1922, 2090City National Corp 794City of New York Insurance Co 330City of Paris Dry Goods Co 1567Clark (D. L.) Co 1048

PageClark Equipment Co 1234, 2091Clark Henry Corp. (Hotel St. George)Brooklyn, N. Y 334, 1925

Claude Neon Elec. Prods. Corp., Ltd_1235, 2090Claude Neon General Advertising, Ltd 687Cleveland Automatic Machine Co 153Cleveland Cliffs Iron Co 2091Cleveland Discount Corp 2244Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co__ _1741, 2080Cleveland Graphite Bronze Co 866Cleveland & Pittsburgh RR 500Cleveland By 150, 681, 1741Cleveland Terminals Building Co 1922Cliffs Corp 2091Clinchfield Coal Corp 1567Clinchfield Mfg. Co 866Clinchfield RR 845, 1543, 2244Clinton Distilleries Corp 2091Clinton (Mass.) Gas Light Co 1041Clinton Mint Co 1497Cluett Peabody & Co., Inc 866, 1048Coca Cola Bottling Co 153Coca-Cola Co 1548, 1567, 1922, 2091Coca-Cola International Corp 851, 867Cockshutt Plow Co., Ltd 867Cohen (Dan) Co 1750Cole Gold Mines, Ltd 442Coleman Lamp & Stove Co 153, 1567Colgate-Palmolive-Peet Co. .i53, 509. 687,

1403. 1567Collins & Aikman Corp 145, 153, 1048Colombia Syndicate 1235Colonade Construction Corp. (Broadmoor)N. Y. City 1046

Colonial Beacon Oil Co 1922, 2091, 2244Colonial Investors Corp. (Balt.) 1048Colonial Life Insurance Co. of America 687Colonial Steel Co 1048Colorado Fuel & Iron Co 1567, 1750, 2091Colorado & Southern Ry_143, 671.845. 1543, 2244Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc 509Columbia Casualty Co 1750Columbia Gas & Electric Corp-325, 860,

1220, 1229, 2075Columbia Mills, Inc 2091, 2244Columbia Pictures Corp 1750Columbia River Lumber Co., Ltd 1567Columbia Vise & Mfg. Co 2091Columbian Carbon Co 1048, 2244Columbus Auto Parts Co 1922Columbus (0.) Dental Mfg. Co 687Columbus & Greenville By 845, 1543, 2244Columbus Ry., Power & Light Co_ _ - _1741, 2244Combined Operating Corp 1567Combustion Engineering Co., Inc 1403Commerce Investments, Inc 2244Commercial Alcohols, Ltd 687Commercial Credit Co., Bait.. _1036, 1403, 2244Commercial Investment Trust Corp _855, 1403Commercial National Corp 509Commercial Solvents Corp 1035, 1235Commercial Union Assurance Co., Ltd. (ofLondon, England) 1750

Commercial Union Fire Insurance Co. ofN. Y. 1750

Commodore Improvement Co ______ _ - __ _ _ _2177Commonwealth Edison Co 860,1393, 1559Commonwealth Life Insurance Co 330Commonwealth Light & Power Co 150Commonwealth & Southern Corp.. _325. 674.

681, 1548, 1916, 2080. 2244Commonwealth Subsidiary Corp 153, 2245Commonwealth Tunnel Transportation Co. .1333Community Power & Light Co__321, 2069, 2245Community Telephone Co 860Community Water Service Co 1741Comstock-Dexter Mines, Inc 2177Concord (N. H.) Electric Co 1742Conemaugh & Black Lick 671Confederation Investments, Ltd 1048Congoleum-Nairn, Inc 867. 1403Connecticut Coke Co 325Connecticut Electric Service Co 2069, 2081Connecticut General Life Insurance Co 1750Connecticut Investment Management Corp- 330Connecticut Mills Co., Inc 687Connecticut Power Co 1041Connersville (Ind.) Blower Co., Inc 687Consolidated Aircraft Corp. of Buffalo- _867.

1403, 1750Consolidated Bakeries of Canada, Ltd 1922Consolidated Car Heating Co., N. Y..687, 1567Consolidated Chemical Industries, Inc- -687,

1403, 2091Consolidated Cigar Corp- _1033. 1048, 1567, 1750Consolidated Coal Co. of St. Louis 867Consolidated Dry Goods Co 1922Consolidated Film Industries, Inc 1235Consolidated Funds Corp 59, 1750Consolidated Gas Co. of New York__ _326,

1386, 1388Consolidated Gas. Electric Light & PowerCo. of Balt__145, 150, 681, 851, 860, 1229,

1559, 1741Consolidated Hydro-Electric Works of UpperWuerttemberg 1394

Consolidated Industries, Ltd 687, 1048Consolidated Investment Trust (Boston) _ - _1567Consolidated Laundries Corp 1403Consolidated Mining & Smelting Co. ofCanada, Ltd 509

Consolidated Oil Corp 1235, 1403, 1567Consolidated Paper Co 867Consolidated Railroads of Cuba 2068, 2077Consolidated Retail Stores, Inc 2245Consolidated Rock Products Co 1048Consolidated Steel Corp., Ltd _509, 1048, 1922Consolidated Traction Co. of N. J 150, 681Constitution Indemnity Co 1922Construction Materials Corp 153, 687Consumers Co 1403Consumers Power Co 674, 1548, 2245Consumers Rock & Gravel Co„ Inc 1048Continental Assurance Co 1750Continental Baking Corp 1403, 1736, 1922Continental Bond Corp 793Continental Bond & Investment Co 793Continental Can Co., Inc 1037Continental Casualty Co 1049, 1750Continental Debenture Corp 793Continental Distillers & Importers Corp_442,

509, 1403Continental Gas & Electric Corp 495, 503Continental Illinois Co 1922Continental Insurance Co 687Continental Investment Bond Corp 793Continental Investment Debenture Corp.... 793Continental Life Insurance Co. (Mo.) 509Continental Mortgage Co. of Bait 793Continental Motors Corp 153, 330, 509Continental Oil Co. of Del 1751, 2091, 2245Continental Securities Corp 867Continental Steel Corp_851, 867, 1033, 1048, 2245Cord Corp 687, 1235

PageCorn Products Refining Co 1737,2245Corno Mills Co 688Coronet Phosphate Co., N. Y 153Corporate Leaders of American. Inc 1163Corporate Trust Shares_ 1404Corporation Securities Co 867Corrigan-McKinney Steel Co 867Cosgrave Export Brewery Co.. Ltd-153, 509,1923Cosmopolitan Fire Insurance Co 687Cosmos Imperial Mills, Ltd 1048Court & Remsen Streets Office Bldg., Bklyn_ 687Courtauld s, Ltd 1235Craddock-Terry Co 1922Crane Co 1750Crane & Co., Inc 153Cream of Wheat Corp 1049Creamery Package Mfg. Co 153. 688, 2091Cresson Consolidated Gold Mining & MillingCo 153, 1403

Croft Brewing Co 1220, 1235, 1923Crosley Radio Corp 509, 851, 867, 1049Crowell Publishing Co 1751Crowley, Milner & Co ..-263, 688, 2245Crown Brewing Co 1497Crown Cork International Corp 1404Crown Willamette Paper Co_ __ _1404, 1548. 1568Crown Zellerbach Corp- -688, 1049, 1548,

1568, 2245Crucible Steel Co. of America 1555Crum & Forster, Inc 1751Crum & Forster Insur. Shares Corp 1049Crystal Spring Bleaching & Dyeing Co 509Crystal Tissue Co 1049, 1404Cuba Co 2070, 2091Cuba Northern Rys 2068,2077Cuba RR 2068,2077Cuban Cane Products Co., Inc 867Cuban Tobacco Co., Inc 330Cumberland County Pow. & Light Co 2245Cummins Distilleries Corp 330Cunard Steamship Co., Ltd 1049Cuneo Eastern Press, Inc 153Curtis Publishing Co 153, 867, 1235, 1404Curtiss-Wright Corp 867Cushman's Sons, Inc 1049, 1235. 2245Cutler-Hammer, Inc 330

Drsky Corp. of Canada, Ltd 1751akota Central Telephone Co 2081

Dallas R. & Terminal Co 1041Darby Petroleum Corp-- -509, 2070, 2091, 2245Davega Stores Corp 867Davenport Hosiery Mills, Inc 1923David & Frere, Ltd 867Davison Chemical Co 1568Dawes Gold Mines, Inc 263, 1568Dayton-Goose Creek By 678Dayton (Ohio) Malleable Iron Co 1568Deal Development Co 2177De Long Hook & Eye Co 154De Mots, Inc 509Debenhams Securities, Ltd 509, 868. 1923Decker (Alfred) & Cohn, Inc 330, 1049Decker (Jacob E.) & Sons 154, 689De Havilland Aircraft of Canada, Ltd 688De Witt Clinton Hotel. Inc 1923Deere & Co 686. 1035Delaware Electric Power Co 860Delaware & Hudson Co_ _ _671, 845, 857. 1543Delaware & Hudson RR. Corp_1739, 2077. 2246Delaware Lackawanna & Western RE-500.

671, 845, 1391. 1543, 2246Dennison Mfg. Co 154. 1568Denver & Rio Grande Western RR_143. 144.845, 849, 857, 1038, 1543. 1546. 1912, 2246

Denver & Salt Lake By. - - _143, 845. 1556. 1730Denver Tramways Corp 860Deposited Insurance Shares 1751Derby Gas & Electric Corp 1220. 1229Detachable Bit Corp. of America 868Detroit Almont & Northern (Elec.) RR- __ _1041Detroit & Cleveland Navigation Co... _868, 1049Detroit-Cripple Creek Gold Mining Co- _ - - 688Detroit Edison Co-674, 677, 681. 1042.

1220. 1229, 1907, 1916Detroit & Mackinac By 845, 1543, 2246Detroit Michigan Stove Co 1049Detroit Packing Co 1568Detroit Steel Products Co 1568Detroit Stock Exchange Building 331Detroit Street Rys 674, 1386, 2069Detroit Terminal RR 845Detroit Toledo & fronton RR _ _ _ _845, 1544, 2246Detroit & Toledo Shore Line RR_845, 1544, 2246Deutsche Bank und Disconto-Gesellschaft(Berlin) 1404

Devoe & Reynolds, Inc 1235Devonian Oil Co 154, 1568, 2246Dexter Co 868Di Giorgio Fruit Corp 1568Diamond Match Co 1568Diamond Shoe Corp 1751Diamond State Telephone Co 1229Discount Corp. of New York 331, 510Distillers Corp.-Seagrams, Ltd-154, 868,

1033, 1049, 1235Distributors Group, Inc 331, 868. 1236Diversified Royalties, Ltd 263Dividend Shares, Inc 1236Dodge Cork Co., Inc 263Doherty (Henry) Silk Co 1569, 1751Dome Mines, Ltd_ _154, 331, 851, 868. 1049,

1569, 1751Dominion Bridge Co., Ltd 154Dominion Motors, Ltd 689Dominion Square Corp 2091Dominion Stores, Ltd 331, 1049, 1751. 2091Donahoe's, Inc 154Dortmund Municipal Utilities (DortmunderWasserwerks G. m. b. H., DortmunderAktiengesellschaft fur Gasbeleuchtuug,DortmunderStrassenbahnen B. m. b. H.)2081

Douglas Aircraft Co., Inc 1049, 1404. 1569Douglas (W. L.) Shoe Co 1404Dow Chemical Co 689, 2246Dow Drug Co 2091Down Town Realty Co 442Draper Corp 154Dresser (S. R.) Mfg. Co 1404, 1569. 1923Driver-Harris Co 1751Drumheller Consolidated Collieries, Ltd__ _ _ _ 331Duke Power Co 1916. 2081Duke Price Power Co 2081Duluth & Iron Range RR 1556Duluth Missabe & Northern By. _845, 1544. 2246Duluth South Shore & Atlantic Ry- -143. 845.

1730, 2246Duluth Winnipeg & Pacific By. _845, 1544, 2246Dunhill International, Inc 1751Duplex Envelope Co., Inc 2177DuPont (E. I.) de Nemours & Co._ _331, 689,

856, 1049, 1236, 1404, 1923Duquesne Gas Corp 2247Duquesne Light Co 496. 503

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PageDurham Hosiety Mills, Inc 868. 1404, 1569Duval Texas Sulphur Co 154

Cagle Gold & Platinum Mining Co., Inc_ 442agle-Picher Mining & Smeling Co 868

East Butte Copper Mining Co 510, 689East Coast Utilities Co 150. 860East Kootenay Power Co 321, 1731East Prussian Power Co 1394, 1741East Texas & Gulf fly 857Eastern Ambassador Hotels 1751Eastern Dairies, Ltd 2091Eastern Gas & Fuel Associates_1731, 1741,

2070, 2081Eastern Iowa Electric Co 1220. 1230Eastern Magnesia Talc Co., Inc 2091Eastern Manufacturing Co 1569Eastern Mass. Street Ry_ _ _851, 1548, 2081, 2246Eastern Rolling Mills Co 192aEastern Shares Corp 1050Eastern States Power Corp 2081Eastern Steamship Lines, Inc__146, 1033,

1731, 2091Eastern Texas Electric Co. (Del.) 2082Eastern Theatres. Ltd 1923Eastern Utilities Associates_674, 1731, 2081, 2247Eastman Kodak Co 510, 1050, 2247Eaton Mfg. Co 331, 689, 1050, 1923, 2247Economic Investment Trust, Ltd 2092Economy Grocery Stores Corp 331Ecuadorian Corp.. Ltd 1751Edison Electric Illuminating Co. of Boston.. 2081Edmonton Street Ry 1548Elucational Pictures, Inc 154898 West End Apartment Bldg., N. Y. City_ 868Eighth & Ninth Avenues Ry 1916Eitingon Schild Co., Inc 689, 868, 1569El Paso Electric Co. (Del.)_321, 1549, 2070, 2082Elberton & Eastern RR 500Elder Mfg. Co 2092Electric Auto-Lite Co510, 689. 1236.

1751. 1923. 2247Electric Bond & Share Co__150, 326, 681,860, 1042, 1230, 1394, 1564, 1559, 1742,

1916, 2082, 2247Electric Building Corp 1220, 1236Electric Household Utilities Corp 868, 2247Electrical & Musical Indust., Ltd 331. 1751, 2247Electric Power Corp. (Germany) 1394ElectricPower & LightCorp496. 503Electric Public Service Co 1394Electric Public Utilities Co 860Electric Railway Lines 681Electric Shareholdings Corp 1404, 1751Electric Shovel Coal Corp 140411 South La Salle Street, Chicago_ ____ _ - - -2177Elgin Joliet & Eastern Ry 845, 1544. 2248Elizabeth Brewing Corp 689Elizabethtown Water Co. Consolidated__ - _2247Elk Horn Coal Corp 2092Elmira Light, Heat & Power Corp 503Ely & Walker Dry Goods Co_ _ _154, 332, 510Emerson's I3romo Seltzer, Inc 689, 1236Empire District Electric CO 2247Empire Gas & Electric Co 1230Empire Public Service Corp 681, 1042Empire Steel Corp 1051Employers' Group Associates 332Employers' Reinsurance Corp 1751Emporium Capwell Corp 1051Endicott-Johnson Corp 154Engineers' Public Service Co. 146, 326, 1394, 2070Eppens, Smith & Co., N. Y '332Eppley Hotels Co 510Equitable Fire Insurance Co. of Charles-ton, S. 0 332

Equitable Office Building Corp 2092Equity Corp. (Del.)._154, 868. 1050, 1236, 1496Equity Fund, Inc 1051Erie Lighting Co 1042Erie RR__324, 671, 849. 10:38, 1385. 1546,

1556. 1739. 2072, 2248Erie System 845. 1385. 1544, 2068Escanaba Iron Mtn. & Western RR- -1038. 2248Esmond Mills 689Eureka Vacuum Cleaner Co 1405. 1569European Electric Corp., Ltd. (of Canada)

326, 1559, 2248European General Reinsurance Co., Ltd-1752Evans Products Co 510, 1752Everts-Old Gulf Crews Fee Drilling Fund_ _1680Ex-Cell-0 Aircraft & Tool Corp 689, 1569Excess Insurance Co. of America 1752Exchange Buffet Corp 1548, 1570Exeter (N. H.) & Hampton Electric CO.. 1742

F.E. D. Corp 2092airbanlcs, Morse & Co., Inc 2092

Fairchild Aircraft, Ltd 1752Fairfax Apartment Hotel, Pittsburgh_868, 1570Fairmount Creamery Co. (Del.) 2248Falconbridge Nickel Mines, Ltd_ _ _ __ __ _ . _1236Fall River Gas Works Co 674, 1731, 2248Family Loan Society, Inc 1923Fanny Farmer Candy Shops, Inc 1752Farmers Manufacturing Co 155Farr Alpaca Co 851, 869Faultless Rubber Co 155, 510, 869Federal District Trust 1333Federal Insurance Co. (N. J.) 1570, 1752Federal Light & Traction Co Federal Mining & Smelting Co. .1731. 1752,

1923. 1923. 2092Federal Mogul Corp 2248Federal Public Service Corp. .150, 1042.

1230, 1742Federal Screw Works 1570, 1923Federated Capital Corp 1405Federated Department Stores, Inc 1570Felin (John J.) & Co.. Inc 155Ferro Enamel Corp 1752Ferry Cap & Set Screw Co 1752Fiat (Turin, Italy) 1405Fidel Association of New York, Inc 1051Fidelio Brewery. Inc 155Fidelity & Casualty Co. of New York 689Fidelity Fund. Inc 332. 510Fidelity Investment Association 1051Fidelity Phenix Fire Insurance Co 689Fidelity Union Life Insurance Co.,Dallas,Tex1752Fidelity Union Title & Mtge. Guarantee Co. 332, 869, 1570

Field (Marshall) & Co 155. 851, 869, 1570Fifth Avenue Apartment Corp 889Fifth Avenue Coach Co 8( 0Fifth Avenue Realty Corp 264Fifth National Realty Co 51059th Street & Madison Avenue Office Bldg.,

City 1051Fifty-Six Petroleum Corp 869Filene's (William) Sons Co 1570. 2248Finance Co. of America at Bait 1051 2248Finance Service Co 1752, 1923Financial Corp 1752

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First Champlain Producing Corp----------1843First Chrold Corp155, 869. 1033. 1052, 1731, 1752First Commonstocks Corp 1680First Investment Counsel Corp 794, 1752First of Boston Corp (N. Y.) 155First Mortgage Guaranty & Title Co__ - - - - -1752First National Stores, Inc_690. 1220. 1236. 1923First Reinsurance Co. of Hartford 2248First Security CO 155. 869Fischman (I.) & Sons 2092Fishman (M. H.) Co., Inc__332, 1052. 1236,

1570, 1753Fisk Rubber Corp 869, 1570Fitchburg Gas & Electric Light Co ______ _ _ _1742Fitchburg & Leominster Ry. Co 1220, 1230Fitz-Simmons & Connell Dredge dr Dock Co_1052514 West End Ave. Apartment Bldg 1753500 Fifth Avenue. Inc 1236Five-Year Fixed Trust Shares 1405Fixed Trust Oil Shares 1405Fixed Trust Shares 1405Flinkote Co 510Florence Stove Co 1405. 2092Florida East Coast Ry -845. 1391. 1544. 2248Florida Public Series Co 503Florsheim Shoe Co 690Flour Mills of America, Inc 155. 2248Fonda Johnstown & Gloversville RR_ _849.

1385. 1391. 2068Food Machinery Corp 1236Ford Motor Co.. Belgium 1570Ford Motor Co., Detroit 869Foreign Bond Associates, Inc.332, 869, 1052, 1570Foreign Light & Power Co 1742Foreign Power Securities Corp., Ltd 326Fort Dodge Des Moines & Southern RR 1381Fort Smith & Western RR 143,845. 1543Fort Worth & Denver City Ry_ _143, 845.

1543. 2248Fort Worth & Rio Grande Ry- -144. 847.

1545. 224849 West 37th St. Corp, N.Y.1924Foster-Wheeler Corp -510, 690. 1052. 2092, 2248Foundation Co. of Canada, Ltd 1405Foundation Trust Shares 510Fourth National Investors Corp 155. 332Foust Distilling Co 1570Fox Film Corp 1907, 1924Fox Oakland (Calif.) Theater Corp 869Frankfort Distilleries, Inc 690Franklin & Abbeville Ry 678Franklin Bond Corp 793Franklin Bond & Mtge. Co. (Ky.) (Franklin

Title & Trust Co.) 793Franklin Bond & Mortgage Co. (Tenn.) 793Franklin Debenture Corp 793Franklin Fire Insurance Co., Phila_ 690Franklin (H. H.) Mfg. Co 690, 869, 1052Franklin Process Co 1237Franklin Title & Trust Co. (Franklin Bond &Mtge. Co. (Ky.) ) 793

Fredericksburg & Northern Ry 1556Freeport Texas Co 1555, 1924French Line (La Compagnie Generale Trans-atlantique) 510

Frontenac Breweries, Ltd 1237(J. S.) Fry & Sons (Canada), Ltd 1570Fuller Cleaning & Dyeing Co 442, 1052Fuller (Geo. A.) Co 510Fundamental Investors, Inc 1333. 1924Fyr-Fyter Co 1906. 1924

GabrIel Co 1924achin Gold Syndicate, Ltd 975, 2178

Gair (Robert) Co., Inc 869. 1570, 1924Gallatin Brewing Co 442Galveston Electric Co 496, 1386, 2070Galveston Harrisburg & San Antonio Ry___ 678Galveston-Houston Electric Co 860Galveston-Houston Electric Ry_ A96,1386, 2070Galveston Wharf Co 846. 2077Gamewell Co 2249Garlock Packing Co 1753.2092Gas Generator Corp. of America 2177Gates Circle Apartments 1052Gatesworth Hotel. St. Louis 1571Gatineau Power Co 1042Gelsenkirchen Mining Corp. (Gelsenkirchener

Bergwerks-Aktien-Gesenschaft). Germany155, 869, 1237. 1405, 1570

Gemmer Manufacturing Co 1405General Alliance Corp 2249General American Investors Co.. Inc 148General American Life Insurance Co ..1052,

1237. 1924General American Transportation Corp_ _690,

• 1924, 2249General Asphalt Co 1753General Baking Co 870, 1237, 1571, 1924General Box Corp 2092. 2249General Bronze Corp 1753, 1924, 2093General Cable Corp 1753General Candy Corp 1052General Capital Corp1924, 2092General Cigar Co.. Inc 869General Cotton Corp 690General Electric Co.. .332, 690. 1053, 1571, 2249General Electric Co., Germany 1405General Empire Corp 1753Genesi Fireproofing Co 1053General Foods Corp 510. 690, 2071General Gas & Electric Corp 860General Investment Corp 1924General Investors Trust 1053General Italian Edison Electric Corp 1916General Manganese Corp 975General Mills. Inc 510, 1053General Motors Corp -155. 332, 510. 690.

870. 1053. 1237. 1405. 1571. 1753, 1924General Outdoor Advertising Co 1753General Parts Corp 690General Printing Ink Corp 1405, 1754General Public Service Corp 498General Railway Coupler Corp 1053General Railway Signal Co 870General Refractories Co- -333, 1237, 1731,

1753. 2092General Reinsurance Corp 2249General Shoe Corp 870General Steel Castings Corp 2092General Steel Wares, Ltd 1571. 1924General Stockyards Corp_ 1924General Theatres Equipment. Inc 333.510General Tire & Rubber Co__511,690,1237. 1924General Vending Corp 975General Water, Gas & Electric Co 2082General Water Treatment Corp. (Del.) 1571

Financial Shares Corp Fire Association of Phila Fireman's Fund Indemnity Co Fireman's Fund Insurance Co Firestone Tire & Rubber Co First All-Canadian Trustee Shares First American Fire Insurance Co

PageGeneral Wines & Spirits Corp 511Georgia & Florida RR-846,849, 1544, 1546, 2249Georgia Power Co 674, 860, 1549, 2250Georgia RR 846, 1544. 2250Georgia Southern & Florida Ry-848, 1545, 2250German Atlantic Cable Co 1394Gesfurel (Gesellschaft fur Elektrische Unter-nehmungen). Germany 1394

Giant Portland Cement Co 1571Gibson Art Co 2093Gilbert (A. C.) Co 1237. 2093Gilbert (E. M.) Enginering Corp 511Gilette Safety Razor Co 1571, 1754Gillican-Chipley Co 1571Gilmore 011 Co., Ltd 690Gimbel Bros.. Inc., N. Y 1053, 2250Girard Life Insurance Co., Phila 870Glasston Corp 1333Glen Alden Coal Co 1237Glen Brook Farm Products, Inc 1163Glidden Co-155. 333, 496, 511, 870, 1220,

1237, 1907, 1924Globe Knitting Works 1238Globe & Rutgers Fire Insurance Co 333Cobol (Adolf) -Inc 511, 690, 1549, 1751Godman (H. C.) Co 1754Gold Dust Corp 1754Goldblatt Bros., .Inc_691, 1053. 1238, 1924, 2250Golden Quebec Mines, Ltd 1333Golden State Co., Ltd 691Golden West Quartz Milling Co 2177Good Hope Steel & Iron Works (Germany) - -1406Goodrich (B. F.) Co 1238. 1925Goodyear Cotton Co. of Canada, Ltd 870Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., Akron, 0_691,

1238, 1406Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. of Canada, Ltd.

156, 1406. 1754Gorham Mfg. Co 2250Gosnold Mills Corp 1053Gotham Silk Hosiery Co., Inc 1238Grace (W. R.) & Co., N. Y 156Graham-Paige Motors Corp-333, 1053, 1238,

1925. 2093Granada Realty Co -58, 870Grand (F. & W.) Properties Corp-33.3, 1053, 2093Grand Rapids Store Equipment Corp 1571Grand Rapids Varnish Corp 1925Grand Trunk Western Ry-846, 1038. 1544, 2250Grand Union Co 333, 1238, 1925, 2093Granite 13I-Metallic Consolidated MiningCo 1571

Granite City Steel Co 1754Grant Building, Inc 2178Grant (W. T.) Co_156, 1053. 1754, 2093, 2250Grape Vine Mountain Gold Mines Co., Inc-1333Graton & Knight Co 871Gray Telephone Pay Station Co- _ _691, 871, 1053Great American Insurance Co. of N. Y 1755Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co-511, 871,

1053, 1755Great Consolidated Electric Power Co., Ltd.(Daido Denryoku Kabushiki Kaisha) 503

Great Eastern Fire Isnurance Co 1406Great Eastern Natural Gas Co., Inc 2177Great Lakes Dredge & Dock Co 1053, 2250Great Lakes Engineering Works. .691, 1755, 2093Great Lakes Power Co., Ltd 2082Great Lakes Steamship Co 2093, 2250Great Lakes Terminal Warehouse Co. ofToledo 1925

Great Lakes Towing Co 333Great Northern Distilleries. Inc 975Great Northern Iron Ore Properties_ _ __156, 1034Great Northern Paper Co 1406Great Northern Ity_ _671, 846, 1544, 2077, 2250Great Western Power Co of Calif 682Greater London & Counties Trust, Ltd _1220, 1230Green Bay Building Corp 59Green Bay & Western RR- _143, 846. 857,

1227, 1544, 2250Green Mountain Power Corp 1742Greenfield Tap .3/ Die Corp 1925Greenwood Hosiery Mills 1571Grief Bros Cooperage Corp- -871. 1925. 2070,

2093, 2251.1406

Group Assets, Inc 1238Gruen Watch Co 871Guantanamo & Western RR 149Guarantee Co. of North America 2250Guaranty Mortgage Co 793Guardian Investment Trust 1925Guardian Life Insurance Co. of America ..__ _1054Guardian Public Utilities Investment Trust_ _1925Gude Winmill Trading Corp 691(The) Guenther Publishing Corp. (Pub-

lishers of the "Financial World"), N. Y.City 156

Gulf Coast Lines ' 850, 1546Gulf Coast Water Co 2179Gulf Colorado & Santa Fe Ry_143, 844, 1730,2251Gulf Mobile & Northern RR_ _ _ _846, 1544, 2251Gulf Oil Corp 511, 2251Gulf Power Co 321. 1220, 1907Gulf & Ship Island RR 846. 1544, 2251Gulf States Steel Co- __ _333, 496. 511,1755. 2251Gulf States Utilities Co_ _321, 1549, 2070. 2082Gulf & West Texas Ry 678Gypsum Lime & AlabastIne, Canada. Ltd- _ . 691

Hachmeister-Lind Co 1755ackensack Water Co 860

Hahn Department Stores, Inc 691. 871Hale Bros. Stores, Inc 691Hale & Kilburn Corp 1571Halite & Northern RR 1228Halold Co 1238Hamburg Electric Co ,. German 1394. 1560Hamburg Elevated Underground & Street

13946911054333871

Grigsby-Grunow Co

Harnischfeger Corp Harpen Mining Corp. (Germany)Harrisburg Bridge Co Hart-Carter Co Hart & Cooley Co., Inc Hart. Schaffner & Marx Hartford Electric Light Co Hartford Fire Insurance Co Hat Corp of America 333, 692Hatfield-Campbell Creek Coal Co _ -2251Havana Electric Ry. Co .1907, 1916Havana Terminal RR 678Haverhill Gas Light Co... .171, 1711, 2252Hawaii Consolidated Ry.. Ltd 2252Hawaiian Electric, Ltd__ _ . 150

RysHamilton Hotel Co Hamilton Watch Co Hamilton Woolen Co., IncHammermill Paper Co Hancock Oil Co. of Calif_ _851, 871, 1034. 1054Hanna (M. A.) Co 1755Harbauer Co 2093Harbison-Walker Refractories Co- _156. 871. 1406

2093, 2251 6

691511, 2251

2251691, 2251

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PageHawley Pulp & Paper Co 1333Hayes Body Corp 1925, 2094Hayes Wheels & Forgings, Ltd 871Hazel-Atlas Glass Co 1571, 2094Hecla Coal & Coke Co ____________ ____---- 871

1238, 1925, 2094HeetquIck Oil Burner CorpHeileman (G.) Brewing Co 1054Heinz (H. J.) Co 156Heller (Walter E.) & Co 156Helme (George W.) Co 1406, 1571Hercules Life Insurance Co 1054Hercules Motor Corp 1907. 1925Hercules Powder Co., Inc_ _691. 871, 1571.

1925. 2252Hershey Chocolate Corp_1731, 1755. 1925, 2252Hershey Creamery Co 1238Hestonville Mantua & Fairmount Pass. RR._ 150Hoyden Chemical Corp 1406Heywood-Wakefield Co 1406Hibbard, Spencer, Bartlett & Co 692HllIcrest, Inc 59Hillside Housing Corp 692Hobart Mfg. Co 692Hoe (Richard) & Co., Inc 1755Hoelscher (Wm.) & Co 333Holeproof Hosiery Co 871Holland-America Line 1238Holland Furnace Co 851, 871Holland Land Co 1054. 2094Hollander (A.) & Sons. Inc 511, 871Hollinger Consolidated Gold Mines, Ltd.

1054, 1238, 1755, 2252CoHolly 496. 511

Home Fire & Development

Elarine Insurance Co 2252Home Insurance Co., N. Y. 1054Home Service Co 1571Home State Life Insurance Co 871Home Title Insurance Co 872Homestake Mining Co--_156, 1054, 1755, 1925Homestake Fire Insurance Co 692Honey Dew, Ltd 511Honolulu Oil Corp., Ltd. (Del.) 2094Honolulu Plantation Co 2094Honolulu Rapid Transit Co., Ltd1386, 1549, 1742Horn & Hardart Baking Co 158. 511Hoskins Mfg. Co 334, 1406Hotel D'Alba. Palm Beach, Fla 511Hotel St. George (Clark Henry Corp.),Brooklyn, N. Y 334, 1925

Household Finance Corp_ _156, 334. 1054, 1238Housing Corp. of America 1334Houston East & West Texas Ry _____ 678Houston Electric Co 496, 1387. 2070Houston Natural Gas Corp 2252Houston Oil Co. of Texas 1572. 1926Houston & Shreveport RR 678Houston & Texas Central RR _______ 678Howe Sound Co 496. 511, 1407, 1926Howes Bros. Co 692Hudson (J. L.) Co 692Hudson & Manhattan RR--678, 851, 857,

1549. 2252Hudson Motor Car Co_ -1054 , 1407, 1572,

1928, 2094Humble Oil & Refining Co 334, 1407, 1572Humboldt Malt & Brewing Co 2094Hunt Bros. Packing Co 2094Hunter Mfg. & Commission Co 511Hupp Motor Car Corp 1054. 2094, 2252Hussmann-Ligonier Co 1054Hutchins Investing Corp 334Hutchinson Sugar Plantation Co 1238. 2252Hygrade Food Products Corp 692Hygrade Management Co., Inc 2178Hygrade Sylvania Corn 1407

Tberia & Vermillion RR Idaho Minerals Co Illinois Bell Telephone Co- - _150, 321, 1034.

1042. 1560, 1731Illinois Brick Co 871Illinois Central RR-500, 678, 846. 1228,

1544. 1556, 1739. 1912, 2252Illinois Central System 846, 1385, 1544Illinois Co . 1238Illinois & Missouri Pipe Line Co 1221, 1238Illinois Northern Utilities Co 2082, 2252Illinois Oil Co 1572Illinois Terminal Co 846, 1544, 2252Illinois Water Service Co 145. 150Ilseder Steel Corp 1407Imperial Beverages Corp 620Imperial Chemical Industries. Ltd 2Imperial Oil, Ltd

1507924

Imperial Tobacco Co. of Canada, Ltd _ 1573Imperial Tobacco Co. of Great Britain &

Ireland, Ltd 692, 1407Importers & Exporters insurance Co. of N. Y.1572Incorporated investors_ _ - _156, 1221, 1238, 1926Indemnity Mortgage Guaranty Co 156Independent Mutual Casualty Co 156Independent Oil & Gas Co 872, 1755Independent Pneumatic Tool Co 1926India Tire & Rubber Co- - -156, 511, 692, 1572Indian Motocycle Co 1054Indiana Bell Telephone Co 1916Indiana Harbor Belt RR_ _144, 320, 847.

1219, 1906Indiana Hydro-Electric Power Co- ---1394. 1560Indiana Limestone Corp 1238Indiana Pipe Line Co 1239, 1928Indiana Service Corn 1742, 2083Indiana Southwestern Gas & Utilities Corp. 1926Indianapolis Power & Light Co 1221, 1230Indianapolis Water Co 880Industrial Credit Corp. of New England_ _ _1926Industrial Mortgage Loan Co. of Calif.__ _ _ 872Industrial & Power Securities Co 674, 693Industrial Rayon Corp 512, 692. 1054, 1407Inland Investors, Inc 1926Inland Steel Co 851, 862, 2252Instalment Mortgage Co. (American Home

Mortgage Co.) 793Instill utility Investments. Inc 693, 1407Insurance Co. of North America 2253insurance Co. of the State of Pennsylvania_ - 334insurance Equities Corp 1238insuranshares Certificates, Inc_ _872, 1055,

1407, 2253Insuranshares Corp. of Del_156. 1055. 1407, 1572interborough Rapid Transit Co .150. 503,

880, 1034. 1394, 1560, 1731, 1917, 2253Intercontinents Power Co 150Interlake iron Corp 1221, 1239Interlake Steamship Co. (Del.) 1572International Business Machines Corp_872,

1055. 2253International Button-Hole Sewing MachineCo 1926

International Carriers, Ltd 1239, 1572International Combustion Engineering Corp- 512International Gold. Inc 263

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671, 846. 1228. 1544. 2253International Harvester Corp 1737International Investing Corp 1055International Match Corp 156. 1572International Mercantile Marine Co- _157.

693, 872. 1926International Nickel Co. of Canada. Ltd.

1055, 1907, 2074, 2094International Paints (Canada), Ltd- 512International Paper Co 512International Paper & Power Co 157International Petroleum Co., Ltd 1407International Power Co.. Ltd 1560International Proprietaries, Ltd 1239International Ry. Co. (Buffalo). 1230International Rys. of Central America_ _145,

850, 17International Salt Co 15International Securities Corp of America... 8International Shoe Co 1International Silver Co 15International Telephone & Telegraph Corp.

150. 861, 1916, 20International Utilities Corp 3Interno-Antiseptic Corp 7Inter-Ocean Reinsurance Co 8Interstate Bakeries Corp 1055. 12Interstate Department Stores, Inc.. _334.

512, 1055, 19Interstate Equities Corp 1034, 1055, 22Interstate Hosiery Mills, Inc 5Interstate Power Co 1221, 12Interstate Telephone & Telegraph Corp 1Intertype Corp 15Investment Co. of America 8Investment Corp. of Phila 3Investment Foundation, Ltd 19Investment Trust of New York, Inc 10

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Investors Royalty Co., Inc 872Investors of Washington, Inc 1926Iowa Electric Light & Power Co 860Iron Fireman Mfg. Co 334, 512, 1239Irving Air Chute Co., Inc_1055, 1408,

1573, 1755Trying Investors Management Co., Inc 334Island Creek Coal Co 334, 1239. 1926Island Oil & Transport Corp 8Italian Superpower CorpItalo-Argentine Electric CoIvanhoe Foods, Inc

860, 10422082

157

JTackson (Byron) Co 872, 1926*Yaeger Machine Co 872, 1755Jamaica Public Service, Ltd 2070

150, 1042James Madison Hotel (James Madison Hotel,

Inc.). Orange, Va 1573James Madison Hotel, Inc. (James Madison

Hotel). Orange, Va 1573Jantzen Knitting Mills (Ore.) 1056. 2094Jefferson Electric Co 2253Jewel Tea Co., Inc-693, 873, 1055. 1408,

1826, 2253Johns-Manville Corp 873. 1573Johnson (Mead) & Co 1573Jones Ar Laughlin Steel Corp_157. 674, 693, 1755Jones Woodruff Oil Co., Inc 1843

enge Co 334, 873 1573

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Jamaica Water Supply Co

alamazoo Stove Co 334, 2094arms City Power & Light Co 1908. 1936

Kansas City Southern Ry. 495. 846. 858.1039. 1385. 1544, 1556. 2068. 2253

Kansas City Southern System-143, 495,846. 1385, 1544

Kansas Oklahoma Az Gulf Ry 500, 846, 1544, 2253Aarsradt (Rudolph), Inc 512, 1573. 1926Kaufmann Department Stores. Inc... -157, 1756Kaufman Department Stores Sec. Corp-__ _1573Kayser (Julius) & Co 512, 674, 693Keeley Silver Mines, Ltd Keith (Geo. E. Co Kelcaha Sugar Co., Ltd 693

209422531926

Kelley Island Lime & Transport CoKellogg (Snencer) & Sons Kellogg Switchboard & Supply Co Kelly-Springfield Tire Co__1056, 1408, 1573.

1756, 2094Kelsey-Hayes Wheel Co 2094; 2253Kelvinator of Canada. Ltd 157Kelvinator Corp-157, 496, 512, 693, 1056.

1756, 1926, 2094Ken-Bad Tube & Lamp Corp 2095Kendal Co 1758, 2094Kentucky Consolidated Gas Co., Inc 442Kentucky Products Co 334Kentucky Securities Corn 1042Kentucky Traction & Terminal Co_ _ ..6S2, 2178Kentucky Utilities Co 24143Key West Electric Co 321. 1549, 2070 .2083Keystone Custodian Funds, Inc_ _512, 1056, 2178Keystone Steel & Wire Co 158, 1056, 1408Kilburn Mills 1573Kildun Mining Corp 1756, 1927, 2253Kings County Lighting Co 1917Kings Royalty Co 1927Kingsbury Breweries Co 512. 2095'ginner Airplane & Motor Corp., Ltd_ 873, 1056Kinsey Distilling Co 794Kirby Petroleum Co 1239. 1756Klein (D. Emil) Co., Inc 693, 873Reludas Electro-Mechanical Devices, Inc_ 59Knickerbocker Corp 1756Knickerbocker Insurance Co. of New York 693Koholyt Corp. (Konigsberger Zellstoff-Fahricken & Chernische Werke KoholytAktiengesellschaft) 1408

Kresge (S. S.) Co 334. 1056, 1408, 1756Kress (S. H.) & Co 335. 873. 1056, 1756Kreurcer & Toll Co 335Kroger Grocery & Baking Co_335, 1058,

1223 1756Krueger (G ,.) Brewing Corp 1927Kuppenheimer (B.) & Co., Inc Kutztown Foundry & Machine CoK-W Battery Co., Inc

T ackawanna Securities Co 1...ackman Brewing Co Laclede Christy Clay Products CoLaclede Gas Light Co__150, 326, 1043, 1221,

1230. 1394, 1560,Laclede Power & Light Co 1221,Laclede Securities Co 1221,Laclede Steel Co Laird k Co Lake Charles Hotel Bldg. Co., Inc Lake Charles & Northern RR Lake Superior District Power Co 2083Lake Superior & Ishpeming RR_ _143, 846,

1544, 2253

147, 512 1164

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PageLake Terminal RR 144, 846Lakey Foundry & Machine Co 1573Lambert Co 1408. 1573Lamson & Sessions Co 2253Land Estates, Inc 1239Landis Machine Co 87Lane Bryant, Inc___335, 674. 693. 1056. 1756Lane Co., Inc 512, 2253Lane Cotton Mills Co 2095Lane Cotton Mills Co. of New Orleans, La 158Langendorf United Bakeries, Inc 2095La Salle Extension University 2254Lautaro Nitrate Co.. Ltd ' 158, 1056Law & Finance Building 873. 1573Lawrence Portland Cement Co 1576Lawyers Westchester Mtge. & Title Co 1056Lazarus (F. & R.) & Co 1756. 2254Leavenworth McAllister Realty Corp. (Wil-

Ilan Taylor Hotel) San Francisco 163Label Lode, Ltd 59Lee (H. D.) Mercantile Co 693Lee Rubber & Tire Corp 158, 323, 693Lefcourt Empire Building 1056Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co 1408Lehigh & Hudson River Ry_846. 1544, 2077, 2254Lehigh & New England RR_149, 324. 846.

1391. 1544. 2254Lehigh Portland Cement Co 1574, 1756Lehigh Power Securities Corp 861Lehigh Telephone Co 151Lehigh Valley Coal Corp 1240Lehigh Valley RR_149, 324. 671. 1039, 1544.

1739. 1912. 2068. 2254Lehman Corp 146. 158. 873Lehn & Fink Products Co 1409, 1574. 2254Leonard Tietz. Inc 1409Lerner Stores Corp 1927Lessing's Inc 873, 1056Lexington Utilities Co., Inc 1742Lexington Water Power Co 504Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co 158, 1574Libby, McNeill & Libby 512Liberdar Holding Corp 1239Life Insurance Co. of Viginia, Richmond, Va_1756Life Savers Corp 1927Liggett Building, Inc 1574Liggett (Louis K.) Co 158. 335Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co 694Lima Locomotive Works, Inc 873. 1056Lincoln Building (Lincoln 42nd Street Corp.) 2095Lincoln 42nd Street Corp (Lincoln Building) 2095Lincoln National Life Insurance Co_ __1056, 1756Lincoln Printing Co 1574Lincoln Stores, Inc 1056Lincoln Telephone Securities Co 326Lincoln Telephone & Telegraph Co 861Lindsay Light Co 693. 1574Link Belt Co 2095, 2254Lion Oil Refining Co 873. 2254Liquid Carbonic Corp 1221, 1239, 2254Lisk Mfg. Co 2095Little Pepper Distillery, Inc 1409Llano Del Rio Co. of Nevada 1183Lloyd & Casler, Inc 2178Lloyds Casualty Co 1927Loblaw Grocerterias Co.. Ltc1_146, 158. 675.

694. 1034, 1057, 1907, 1927Loew's Boston Theatres Co 2254Loew s, Inc 512. 694, 1034. 1057Lone Star Gas Corp 1395, 1917Long Island Lighting Co 1043Long Island RR 847, 1545, 2254Long Island Water Corp 504Loose-Wiles Biscuit Co 1927Lorillard (P.) Co 1409, 1574Los Angeles Gas & Electric Corp 2083Los Angeles & Salt Lake RR_ _ _ _848, 1545. 2254Loudon Packing Co 1574Louisiana & Arkansas By 846, 1544, 2254Louisiana Arkansas & Texas Ry_846, 1544, 2254Louisiana Land dr Exploration Co 158Louisiana Steam Generating Corp 861. 2083Louisiana Western RR 678Louisville (Ky.) Fire & Marine Insurance Co.,Inc 873

Louisville Gas & Electric Co., Del _____ --_ - _1917Louisville & Nashville RR__324, 501, 846,

1544, 1739. 2254Louisville By 1742Lowney (Walter M.) Co. (Maas.) 2095Loyal Protective Insurance Co 1756Ludlum Steel Co 158, 1409, 1757. 2254Lulu Mining Corp 1497Lumberman's Finance Corp 793Luneberg Power, Light & Water Works, Ltd.(Germany) 1395

Lunkenheimer Co 1409Luther Manufacturing Co 512Luzerne County Gas & Electric Co 861Lycoming Mfg. Co 1056Lynch Corp 694

RN-A-C Plan, Inc., of Rhode Island 1757ivlacassa Mines. Ltd 512Mack Trucks, Inc 1574, 2254Mackay Cos 1560, 1917Macy (R. H.) & Co., Inc 335. 694Magma Copper Co 1927Magnin (I.) & Co 336, 2254Magnolia Petroleum Co 1927Mahoning Coal RR 1546. 1556Mahoning investment Co 1409Maine Central RR__ .846, 850, 1544. 1546, 2254Maine Gas Cos 503Maison Pichel, Inc 1575Majestic Household Utilities Corp 1058Mallinson (H. R.) & Co.. Inc 2095Mammouth Oil Service Co 2177Managed Investments, Inc 1240Management & Engineering Corp_ _ _ _1221, 1240Manchester Electric Co 1043Manhattan-Dearborn Corp 2095Manhattan Electrical Supply Co 694Manhattan By 2083Manhattan Shirt Co 158, 335, 513. 694Manila Electric RR. & Lighting Corp 1560Manischewitz (B.) Co 335Manitoba Power Co., Ltd 321, 861. 1731Mannheim & Palatinate Electric Cos 1395Manning Bowman & Co 694. 2254Mansfield Mining & Smelting Co 1409Manufacturers Finance Co 1058Mapes Consolidated Mfg. Co 1409Maple Leaf Milling Co.. Ltd 1575Maracaibo Oil Exploration Corn 694Marblehead Land Co 158Marconi International Marine Communica-tion Co., Ltd 2254

Marine Midland Corp 694, 873, 1058, 1575Marion Steam Shovel Co 1575Mariposa Gold Mining Co 263Maritime Coal, By. & Power Co., Ltd _1221. 1230Market Street By. Co 146, 151. 1917

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PageMarlin-Rockwell Corp 159, 1757, 1927, 2254Marmon Motor Car Co 513Marshall-Wells Building Corp 159Martin (Glen L.) Co 2178Maryland Casualty Co 1058, 1240, 1409Maryland Insurance Co 694Massachusetts Bonding & Insurance Co.

694, 1058, 1241, 2095Massachusetts Fire & Marine Insurance Co- 513Massachusetts Investors Trust 874, 1927Massachusetts Northeastern Ry 1230Massachusetts Northeastern TransportationCo 1230

Massey-Harris Co., Ltd 1059Mathieson Alkali Works, Inc 513, 1410Mavis Bottling Co. of America 694. 2095May Department Stores Co 874, 2255May Oil Burner Corp 1059. 1757Mayer (Oscar) & Co 1059Mayflower Associates, Inc 694Mayflower Drug Stores, inc 874Mayflower Hotel Co 794, 1163, 1757Mayo & Cook's Hannmock RR 678Maytag Co 336. 1575McCall Corp 1057McCord Radiator & Mfg. Co 873, 1057McCrory Stores Corp- - A057, 1240, 1409. 1574McCulloch's Green River Whiskeys, Inc_ _ _ 58McGolrick Bond & Mortgage Co 512McGraw-Hill Publishing Co., Inc 1409McIntyre Porcupine Mines, Ltd 496. 512McKee (Arthur G.) & Co 512,2254McKeesport Tin Plate Co 1409, 1927. 2254McLellan Stores Co 1058, 1575, 1757, 2095McQuay-Norris Mfg. Co 2254McWilliams Dredging Co 694Mead-Morrison Mfg. Co 1575Meadows Mfg. Co. (Md.) 1575. 1757Meadville (Pa.) Telephone Co 861Medical Arts Building (142-144 Joralemon

Street Corp.). Brooklyn 876Melchers Distilleries, Ltd 513, 1059Melville Shoe Corp .159. 874, 1410, 1575, 2255Memphis Hotel Co 874Memphis (Tenn.) Street Ry 1560Mengel Co_ _59, 159. 336, 2070. 2095, 2178. 2254Mercantile Discount Corp 159Merchants Fire insurance Co., Denver,Colo 1575. 1927

Merchants National Properties, Inc 1059Merck & Co., Inc 1927Mergenthaler Linotype Co 2255Meridian & Bigbee River Ry 678Metal Textile Corp 1059Metal & Thermit Corp 513Metals Equities, Inc 336Metro-Goldwyn Pictures Corp_ _1221, 1241. 2255Metropolitan Edison Co 326. 682Metropolitan Edison Corp 2083Mexican Light & Power Co 1549Mexico Tramways Co 682. 1549Meyer-Blanke Co 336. 1575Miag Mill Machinery Co. (Germany) 1410Mica Corp 442Michigan Bell Telephone Co 1230Michigan Steel Tube Products Co 1059Michigan Tanning & Extract Co 159Mickelberry's Food Products Co 2095Mid-Continent Life Insurance Co 874Middle West Utilities Co_ _151, 326. 682,

1043. 1560Middlesex & Boston Street By 1034, 1043Midland Continental RR ' 858Midland Grocery Co 874Midland Life Insurance Co. ,Kansas City ,M 0.1757Midland Properties, Inc 694, 1575Midland Royalty Corp 874, 1757Midland Steel Products Co 1059. 1927, 2255Midland United Co 1043Midland Utilities Co 2255Midland Valley RR 846. 1544. 2255Midvale Co 1575. 1757Midvale Steel & Ordnance Co 874Minor, Inc 1059. 1241Milwaukee Electric Ry. & Light Co 2083Milwaukee Gas Light Co 2255Minarets & Western Ry. Co., Ltd 2255Minneapolis Gas Light Co. (Del.) 504Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator Co__ _513. 1059Minneapolis & St. Louis RR 846, 1544, 2255Minneapolis St. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie By.

671, 1544, 2255Minnesota Northern Power Co 1742Minnesota & Ontario Paper Co 336, 1059Minnesota Power & Light Co 1917Mission Dry Corp (Del.) 694, 874Mississippi Central RR_ 846. _ _846, 858, 1544. 2255Mississippi Power Co321. 1221. 1907Mississippi Power & Light Co 504Mississippi River Power Co 861, 1395Missouri Edison Co 151,2084Missouri Gas & Electric Service Co 1743Missouri-Illinois Bridge Co 1496Missouri-Illinois RR 846, 1544, 2255Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line Co 695Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR_ _846, 850. 1544.

1546, 2077, 2255Missouri-McKee Gold Mining Co 975Missouri & North Arkansas 144. 846. 1544Missouri Pacific RR_ _324, 501, 671, 847.

1039, 1544, 1739. 2077. 2255Mitchell (J. S.) & Co., Ltd 1059Mitten Bank Securities Corp 1843Mobile & Ohio RR__ _501, 678, 847, 1544, 2256Mock, Judson. Voehringer Co., Inc__ 1410Model Maker Corp 1496Modern Investment & Loan Corp 1241Modine Mfg. Co 336. 2256Mohawk Carpet Mills, Inc 1059Mohawk Investment Corp 159. 336Mohawk Mining Co 874. 1927, 2095Mohawk Rubber Co 159, 1757Mohawk Vailey Co 2084Molybdenum Corp. of America 1410Monarch Fire Ins. Co., Cleveland. Ohio- - - -1757Monarch Knitting Co., Ltd 1059, 1410Monarch Life Insurance Co 874Monitor Gold Mining Co 1843Monolith Portland Cement Co 874, 1575Monongahela Connecting Ry 671Monongahela Ry 847, 1544, 2256Monongahela West Penn Public Service Co_ _1742Monroe Chemical Co 1241Monsanto Chemical Co 1241, 1757, 2256Montana Consolidated Mines Corp 59Montana-Dakota Power Co 151Montana Power Co 327Montaup Electric Co 1230Montgomery Ward & Co-336, 513, 874, 1059,

1241, 1758, 1927, 2095, 2256Montour RR 671, 1219. 1906Montreal, Lt., Ht. & Pr. Consolidated_682, 861Montreal Loan & Mortgage Co 1241

PageMontreal Tramways Co 861Moore (William R.) Dry Goods Co 875Moorman (C. P.) & Co 2178Morgan Louisiana & Texas RR. & SS. Co_ - 678Morgenstern & Co 513Morrell (John) & Co., Inc 336. 1241Morris (Philip) & Co., Ltd 1758, 2256Morris (Philip) Consolidated, Inc 695Morris Plan Co. of New York-513, 695, 1060,1927Morristown Securities Corp 695Mortgage Bond Co. of N.Y 875Mortgage Guaranty Co. of Baltimore 875Mortgage Insurance Corp 513Moss Gold Mines, Ltd 513, 695Mosser (J. K.) Leather Corp 336Moto Meter Gauge & Equipment Corp 513Motor Bankers Corp 2095Motor Transit Co 675. 1549, 1907Motors Securities Co., Inc 1333Mount Royal Hotel Co., Ltd 1241Mount Royal Tunnel & Terminal Co., Ltd_ - 696Mountain City Copper Co., Salt Lake City,Utah 1680

Mountain States Power Co 146, 151, 1917Mountain States Tel. & Tel. Co 861Mouquin, Inc 2095Muller Bakeries, Inc 695Municipal Gas & Electric Corp. of Reckling-

hausen, Germany 1395Muiasingwear, Inc 1410Munson Steamship Line 159, 875, 1334Murphy (G. C.) Co 336, 1060, 1758Murray Corp. of America 1060, 2095Mutual Benefit Life Ins. Co., Newark, N. J-1575Mutual Bond Trust 794Mutual Depositor Corp 875Mutual Home & Savings Association 1241Myers (F. E.) & Bro. Co 513. 1387, 1410Nantasket Beach Steamboat Co 875

marragansett Electric Co 2256Moth Motors Co 336, 1060, 1758Nashawena Mills 1576Nashville Chattanooga & St. Louis_

1544, 2256Nashville B. & Light Co 327(Conde) Nast Publications, Inc 1241Nation-Wide Securities Co 263National Air Transport, Inc 159National American Co., Inc 1576National Aviation Corp 1060National Baking Co 1758National Bearing Metals Corp 696National Belles Hess Co., Inc 696National Bellas Hess, Inc-513, 1241, 1549, 1576National Biscuit Co 500National Bond & Mortgage Co (NationalBond & Mtge. Trust Co. of Ill.) 793

National Bond & Mortgage Corp 793National Bond & Mortgage Trust Co. of Ill,(National Bond & Mtge. Co.) 793

National Cash Register Co. (Md.)----1060, 2256National Coal Distributing Corp 2178National Consolidated Bond Corp 793National Container Corp 1060National Dairy Products Corp- -- -159, 513, 2257National Debenture Corp 793National Distillers Products Corp_159, 851,

1875, 1060, 1927National Enameling & Stamping Co_ _1928, 2257National Fabric & Finishing Co 513National Fidelity Life Insurance Co 875National Fireproofing Corp 875National Grocers Co., Ltd 2257National Gypsum Co 1060National Investors Corp 159, 336National Lead Co 1410National Leather Co 1576National Liberty Insurance Co. of America_ 336National Life Insurance Co. of the U. S. A.

875, 1060National Light & Power Co., Ltd 1907National 011 Products Co., Inc 159National Postal Buildings, Inc 1680National Power & Light Co 496, 504National Press Building Corp 513National Provident Foundation 621National Public Service Corp 504National Radiator Corp. (Del.) 513National Rys. of Mexico_495, 858, 1731,

1912, 2068National Refining Co 875, 1410National Securities Investment Co-...1410, 2095National Service Cos 160National Sewer Pipe Co., Ltd 1576National Standard Co 159, 1576. 2257National Steel Corp 851. 875, 1928National Sugar Refining Co 336National Supply Cos. of Del 2095, 2257National Surety Co 1411, 1576. 1758, 2095National Surety Corp 513National Tea Co 696, 1411. 1577, 1758National Tile Co 2257National Transit Co 1411National Union Fire Insurance Co 1758National Union Mortgage Co_ _ _ _1242, 1680, 1758National Vermiculite Products Corp 621National Water Works Corp 2084National Weaving Co 696Natomas C0-875, 1387, 1411, 1731, 1758,

2096, 2257Naumkeag Steam Cotton Co 696. 2257Neilson (William). Ltd 513Nelsner Brothers, Inc_160, 875, 1060, 1577.

1758, 1928, 2096Neustadtl Brewing Corp 263Nevada Bell Gold Mining Co 2178Nevada-California Electric Corp 1221, 1731, 2257Nevada Northern Ry 847. 1544. 2257New Amsterdam Casualty Co__ _ _514, 698, 1928New Bradford 011 Co 875New Departure Mfg. Co 160New England Gas & Electric Association_ _1917New England Power Association 1917New England Tel. & Tel. Co 854New England Water, Light & Power Asso-

ciates 327New Hampshire Fire Insurance Co 2258New Haven Arena Co 2096New Haven & Shore Line fly 1560New Iberia & Northern RR 858New Jefferson Hotel Co 1411New Jersey Bell Telephone Co 1230New Jersey & New York RR 671. 1385, 2258New Jersey Power & Light Co 682New Jersey Zinc Co 1221, 1242New Orleans Great Northern By 324New Orleans & Northeastern RR 848, 1545New Orleans Public Service, Inc 151. 861New Orleans Terminal Co 848New Orleans Texas & Mexico Ay_ _144, 847,

1228, 1544, 2258New Process Co 696

PageNew Weston Hotel Annex, N. Y. City 1758New York Air Brakes Co 1411, 1577, 1928New York Auction Co.. Inc 1060New York Central Electric Corp 1230New York Central RR_ _144, 320, 679, 847,

1219, 1391, 1544, 1556, 1907, 2077, 2258New York Chicago & St Louis RR672,

1039, 1385, 1392, 1739, 2258New York Connecting RR 847, 1544, 2258New York Edison Co 1230, 1387, 1395, 1561New York & Foreign Investing Corp 337New York & Hanseatic Corp 160, 337New York & Harlem RR 682. 1230, 1395New York & Honduras Rosario Mining Co_- 337New York Investors, Inc 160New York New Haven & Hartford RR_ _324,

501. 847, 850, 1228, 1544, 1546. 1557, 2258New York Ontario & Western Ry- _672, 1544,

1546, 1740, 1913, 2258New York Railways Corp 1561, 2084New York & Richmond Gas Co_ _682, 1742, 1917New York Shipbuilding Corp 2096New York State Electric & Gas Corp 861New York State Rys 675. 682New York Steam Corp 1230. 1387, 1395New York Susquehanna & Western RR_ _67%

1385, 2077, 2258New York Telephone Co_ _146, 151, 1034,

1231, 1732. 1734, 1742, 2084, 2258New York Title Insurance Co 2096New York Title & Mortgage Co 1577, 1758New York Transit Co 875, 1577New York United Hotels, Inc_ _696, 1061,

1411, 1758New York Westchester & Boston Ry_ _851,

1549, 2258

191817592259

3382260

Northern Alabama Ey 848, 1545, 2259Northern Bakeries Co., of Canada. Ltd 1578Northern Indiana Public Service Co_ A96.

504, 1743. 2259Northern Pacific Ry-325, 679. 847, 858.

1392, 1544. 2259Northern Pennsylvania Power Co 682Northern Pipe Line Co .1412Northern Securities Co 337, 876Northern States Power Co. (Pel.)- - - -1231, 1918Northern States Power Co. (Minn.) Northwest Airways 1578

917

Northwest Bancorporation 514Northwestern Bell Telephone Co 1918, 2084Northwestern Improvement Co 338Northwestern National Insurance Co 1759Northwestern Pacific RR 847, 1544, 2260Northwestern Power Co., Ltd 682Northwestern Public Service Co 682Northwestern Telegraph Co 682Northwestern Terminal Co 696Northwestern Terminal RR 2077

en 1578

Newark Mortgage Co Newark (Ohio) Telephone Co 151Newberry (J. J.) Co., Inc 336, 1060, 1758Newburg & South Shore 847Newmarket Mfg. Co 1060Newmount Mining Corp 696, 2258Newport Electric Corp 1222, 1230Newton Steel Co 875Nezperce & Idaho RR 1392Niagara Falls Gas & Electric Co 504Niagara Fire Insurance Co 696Niagara Share Corp 1242Niagara Wire Weaving Co., Ltd 192898 Riverside Drive Corp1164Nippon Electric Power Co.. Ltd 861, 2259Nitrate Co. of Chile (Cosacb) 875. 1577Noblitt-Sparks Industires, Inc .160, 496.

514, 1759, 2259Nomura Securities Co., Ltd 337Nord By. ((Jompagnie du Chemin de Per duNord), France 2259

Norfolk Southern RR 847. 1544, 2259Norfolk & Western Ry_ _144, 149. 501, 672,

678, 850, 1544, 1547, '3259North Adams (Mass.) Gas Light Co 1043North American Aviation, Inc 160, 1759North American Car Corp 2259North American Co- -151, 1396, 1553, 1585,

1917. 2259North American Edison Co 1743North American Elevators, Ltd 1759North American Inter-Insurers, N. Y..- - - - - 875North American Investment Corp_ _1242,

1759. 2096North American Light & Power Co_ _151,

1743, 2259North American 011 Consolidated_ _514, 875, 2259North American Trust Shares 514North American Trust Shares 1958 160North American Utility Securities Corp 1242North British & Mercantile Insurance Co.,Ltd 1759

North Central Texas 011 Co., Inc 2259North German Lloyd (Norddeutscher Llloyd)(Bremen)_ _337, 514, 696. 875, 1061, 1578, 1759

North River Insurance Co ' 514, 2259North Shore Gas CoNorth & South American CorpNorth Star Insurance CoNorth Star Oil, LtdNorth West Utilities Co

Norwegian Hydro-Electric Nitrogen Corp.(Norsk flydro-Elektrisk Kvaelstofaktiesels-kab) 327

Norwich Pharmacal Co 160, 876Norwich Union Indemnity Co 1759Nova Scotia Public Cold Storage Terminals,Ltd 876

Novadel-Agene Corp 160, 1412, 1928, 2096Nunn, Bush & Weldon Shoe Co 2260

Oahu Sugar Co., Ltd 338, 876berptalz Electric Power Corp., Germany-1396

Occidental Insurance Co 2260Occidental Petroleum Co 2096Ocean Accident & Guarantee Corp., Ltd- - - -2260Ohio Bell Telephone Co 1043. 1918. 2084Ohio Brass Co 160, 1061,Ohio Copper Co. of UtahOhio Edison Co Ohio Electric Power Co Ohio Finance Co Ohio Fuel Gas Co Ohlo-Kentucky Gas CorpOhio Leather Co Ohio & Moreno( RR 149, 325Ohio Public Service Co 2084Ohio Water Service Co 146. 151Oil Shares, Inc 1759, 2260011stocks, Ltd 160 1243Oklahoma Central RR 325Oklahoma City-Ada-Atoka Ry_ -874, 1545, 2260Oklahoma Gas & Electric Co 146, 151, 1918Oklahoma Natural Gas Co. 1561

1412675, 1549, 2260

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PageOklahoma Natural Gas Corp 1561Old Colony insurance Co 2260Old Colony Light & Power Associates 327Old Colony RR 501Old Colony Trust Associates 876Old Joe Distilling Co (KY.) 1061Oldetyme Distillers Corp 160Oliver Farm Equipment Co 876Omaha & Council Bluffs Street Ry 1043Omnibus Corp 327142-144 Joralemon Street Corp. (Medical

Arts Bldg.), Brooklyn 876134-136 Waverly Place Apartments, N. Y.City 696

Oneida Community, Ltd 1759Onamea Sugar Co 876Ontario Bakeries. Ltd 876Ontario Mfg. Co 160. 697. 876Ontario Shore Gas Co., Ltd 1222, 1231Oppenheim, Collins & Co., Inc 1550, 1578Orange & Rockland Electric Co 1732Oregon & Northwestern RR 2077. 2260Oregon Short Line RR 848, 1545, 2260Oregon Terminals Co 1334Oregon Washington Ry. & Navigation Co.

848, 1545, 2260Oriental Development Co., Ltd 1412Orpheum Theatre & Realty Co 1496Oshkosh Overall Co 697O'Sullivan Rubber Co., Inc- -59, 876, 1243,

1759, 2096Otis Co. (Maas.) 160ltis Elevator Co 697Ottawa Electric Ry 2260Ottawa Traction Co 2084Ownes-Illinois Glass Co 514, 1243, 1412Owings Mills Distillery, Inc 621, 1578Oxford (tables Realty Co 1497Oxford P 1412Oyster Harbor, Inc 59Ozark Barrel & Body Corp., West

Helena,Ark1680

Paauhau Sugar Plantations Co 338seine Bancshares. Ltd 1061, 2260Pacific Car & Foundry Co 1412Pacific Coast Co 876Pacific Coast RR 1912Pacific Coast Terminals, Ltd 17601061Pacific Eastern Corp

Pacific Finance Corp. of Calif 876Pacific Gas & Electric Co 2260Pacific Lighting Corp 853, 1231, 1918Pacific Mills . 2096Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Co- __ -2096, 2261Pacific Northwest Public Service Co 1396Pacific Palisades Association, Los Angeles.. .i578Pacific Southern Investors, Inc 877Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co-321, 1222,1396, 1907Packard Motor Car Co 1412Parker Corp 1928Paducah Cooperage Co 2260Page-Hershey Tubes, Ltd 877Palatine Insurance Co., Ltd., London, Eng_2261Palomar Hotel Corp 2179Pan American Airways Corp 1061Pan American Foreign Corp 338Pan American Petroleum & Transport Co_ _ _2261Pan-American Southern Corp 514Panhandle & Santa Fe Ry 143, 844, 1543Paper St Textile Machinery Co 697Paraffine Companies, Inc 496, 514, 697Paragon Refining Co 1760Paragon Trading Corn 620Paramount Motors Corp 514

Paramount-Publix Corp 160, 338, 1578Paris-Orleans RR 1392Park Chambers, Inc 514Park & Tilford, Inc 1061, 1760Parker Rust-Proof Co 1412, 1760. 2096Parmelee Transportation Co 176Pathe Exchange, Inc 1413, 1732, 1760Patine Mines & Enterprises Consolidated,Inc 1578, 1760Patterson-Sargent Co 2261

Paulista Ry 679, 1039, 1913Pavonia Building Corp. N. Y. City 1760Pearl Assurance Co., L.td., of London. Eng.

1760. 1928Peaslee-Gaulbert Corp 2096Peerless Corp 338, 697. 876. 1413Penberthy Injector Co 2096Penick & Ford, Ltd 877Peninsular Telephone Co 2261Penn Central Light & Power Co 861Penn-Mex Fuel Co 338Penn-Reading Seashore Lines 1545Penney (J. C.) Co., Inc_338, 514, 1001, 1579. 1760Pennroad Corp 1553, 1913Pennsylvania & Atlantic RR 501Pennsylvania Coal & Coke Corp 675, 697Pennsylvania Co 1039, 1557, 2078Pennsylvania Co. for Insurances on Lives &

Granting Annuities 161Pennsylvania-Dixie Cement Corp 1243Pennsylvania Electric Co 1043, 1918Pennsylvania Gas & Electric Corp. (Del.)_ -1043Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp 338, 1760Pennsylvania Industries, Inc 2096Pennsylvania Power & Light Co 861Pennsylvania RR_149. 325, 501, 679, 847,858. 1039, 1228, 1392, 1545, 1557, 1740,

1913, 2078, 2261Pennsylvania RR. Regional System_ -672, 1547Pennsylvania Reading Seashore Line_ _847.

1039, 2261Pennsylvania System 847, 1545, 1730Pennsylvania Warehousing & Safe Dopes t Co 697Pennsylvania Water & Power Co_ _682, 861, 1224Peoples Drug Stores, Inc_ _338, 514, 1061,

1760Peoples Gas Light & Coke Co_ -852, 861,

1227, 1396 1561, 1743Peoria & Pekin Union Ry 847Pepeekeo Sugar Co 338Pepperell Mfg. Co 697. 877Pere Marquette Ry- _672, 1385, 1386, 2068, 2069Perfection Stove Co 1928Pet Milk Co 2261Petroleum Corp of America 877, 1061, 1928Petroleum Exploration, Inc 1578Pfaudler Co 514Phelps Dodge Corp 2074Philadelphia Baltimore & Washington RR 858Philadelphia Co 496, 504, 2085Philadelphia Electric Co 1732, 1743, 2084Philadelphia Gas Works Co - 2262Philadelphia Insulated Wire Co 1243Philadelphia Manufacturers Mutual Fire In-surance Co., Philadelphia 2262

Philadelphia Rapid Transit Co 1743Philadelphia & Suburban Counties Gas de

Electric Co 861

PagePhiladelphia Suburban Water Co 861Philadelphia Traction Co 1743 2262Philippine Ry 320, 850, 1730Philipsburg (Mont.) Mining Co 1578Phillips-Jones Corp 161, 1413Phillips Petroleum Corp_ _161, 877, 1928, 2096Phoenix & Eastern RR 1039Phoenix Hosiery Co 1061Phoenix Insurance Co. of Hartford, Conn...1760Phoenix Secur ties Corp 338. 877Photocolor Pictures, Inc 1496Physical Chemistry Research Co 1413Pick (Albert) Corp 2262Pickering (La) Lumber Co 514Pie Bakeries, Inc 1760Piedmont Hydro-Electric Co 1561Piedmont & Northern Ry 504Pierce Arrow Motor Car Co 2262Pinchin, Johnson & Co.. Ltd 2096Pioneer & Fayette RR 149, 679Pioneer Gold Mines of British Columbia,Ltd 146, 161, 1034, 1061, 1732, 1760

Pioneer Mill Co., Ltd 338Pioneer Reserve Investment Co 1164Pirelli Co. of Italy 1413, 1928Pitney-Bowes Postage Meter Co 161Pittsburgh Brewing Co 877Pittsburgh Coal Co 697. 1928Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR- -144, 320, 847.

1219. 1544, 1907. 2262Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co__514, 1579, 1929, 2262Pittsburgh Rys 682Pittsburgh Screw St Bolt Corp 2097Pittsburgh Shawmut & Northern RR- -847,

1545, 2263Pittsburgh & Shawmut RR 847, 1545, 2262Pittsburgh Steel Co 1579Pittsburgh Suburban Water Service Co_ _146, 151Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry_ _847, 1228.

1545, 1740, 1914, 2262Pittsfield Coal Gas Co 2262Pittston Co 338Pleasant Valley Wine Co. (N. Y.) 1061Plymouth Cordage Co 161Plymouth P-nd, Inc 1243Pneumatic Scale Corp.. Ltd 338Poindexter (John) Distilleries Co 620Pomerania Electric Co., Germany 1397Pomeroy Hydraulic Jack Co 620Ponce Electric Co 321, 1549, 2071, 2085Pond Creek Pocahontas Co 338, 1243, 1929Port Huron Sulphite & Paper Co 2097Porter (H) Distilling Co., Inc 338Portland Electric Power Co 1743, 2263Portland Gas & Coke Co 504Portland Paramount Corp 2178Postal Telegraph-Cable Co 321, 1549, 1907Postal Telegraph & Cable Corp 1918, 2085Potomac Bond Corp 793Potomac Consolidated Debenture Corp 793Potomac Debenture Corp 793Potomac Electric Power Co 1744Potomac Franklin Debenture Corp 793Potomac Mortgage Co 793Potomac Realty Atlantic Debenture Corp 793Potrero Sugar Co 697Powell River Co.. Ltd 877Power Corp. of Canada, Ltd 675, 682Pratt & Lambert, Inc 1413Pratt & Whitney Aircraft Corp 338Preferred Accident Insurance Co., N. Y .- 339Premier Shams, Inc 1243Prentice-Hall, Inc 1062Pressed Steel Car Co 263, 1244, 2096Price Bros. & Co., Ltd. 515, 697, 1062, 1244 1579Prima Co 515Procter Sz Gamble Co 339, 675. 698, 1062Producers & Rfiners Corp 1579Production Control Machines Corp 442Professional Indemnity Co 1843Prommel Mining Co 2177Providence Gas Co 2085Providence Washington Insurance Co 1760Provident Loan & Savings Society of Detroit.. 1244Prudence Co., Inc 161Prudential Investors, Inc 339. 877Prudential Re-and Co-insurance Co., Ltd. of

Zurich, Switzdrland 2263Prudential Trading Trust 339Prussian Electric Co., Germany 1397Public Service Co. of Colo 861Public Service Co. of Indiana 1918Public Service Co. of Northern Illinois 327,

683, 861. 1561, 2085, 2263Public Service Co-ordinated Transport_ _ _ _ _ _2085Public Service Corp. of N. J1387, 2071,2075, 2263Public Service Electric & Gas Co 2085Puget Sound Power & Light Co_ _322, 1550.

2071, 2085Pullman Co 322, 698, 1732, 1908

2264161

161. 1910, 1929852, 854, 877

Pullman, Inc Punta Alegre Sugar CorpPure Oil Co Purity Bakeries Corp

Quaker Oats Co 1579uarterly Income Shares, Inc- -515. 621,

1062. 1413Quebec Power Co 683, 1043Queen City Textile Corp 442Quincy Market Cold Storage St Warehouse Co. 515uincy (Copper) Mining Co 877

Quincy RR 679

acquette Lake Ry 1914.a.dio Corp. of America_ _504, 1231. 1397.

1561. 1595. 1744Railroad Receiverships & Foreclosure Sales in1933 858

Railroad Shares Corp 161Railway Express Agency, Inc-146, 852, 1244.

1550, 1760 1244

33912442177161

14131760

Railway & Light Securities CoRailways Corp Rapid Electrotype Co Raritan Petroleum Corp Rath Packing Co Raybestos-Manhattant Inc Raymond, Chicago Rayon Industries Corp _

672. 1545, 1551, 1908, 2068 515

2265515, 1579

793793

Real Estate Trust CoReal Silk Hosiery Mills. Inc Realty Associates Securities Corp Realty Bond Co Realty Bond & Mtge. Bond CorpRealty Bond & Mtge. Co. (Ohio & Del.Corp..)

Realty Bond & Mtge. Debenture Corp 793Realty Bond Securities Co 793Realty Foundation, Inc 1333, 1929Reeves (Daniel), Inc 1244Refrigeration Research Corp 620Regent, Inc., Brookline, Mass 1680

PageRehbein Buildings, Los Angeles 161, 515Reis (Robert) & Co 515Reliance International Corp 1244Relaince Management Corp 877, 2265Reliance Mfg. Co. of Illinois 515, 1062, 1579Remington Arms Co., Inc 1760Remington Rand, Inc. 496, 515, 1387 1413, 1580Reo Motor Car Co 161, 1062Republic Gas Corp 1744Republic Petroleum Co., Ltd 1062Republic Stamping & Enameling Co 161Republic Steel Corp 1034, 1062. 2072Republic Supply Co. of Calif 515Reserve Investing Corp 339Reserve Petroleum Co 339Retail Chemists Corp 877, 1580Retail Properties, Inc 877, 1244Retail Stores Corp. (Del.) 1244Revere Copper & Brass, Inc 339, 2096Reynolds Metals Co 2265Reynolds Spring Co 1580, 2265Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco Co 339Rheinelbe Union (Germany) 1413Rhine-Main-Danube Corp. (Germany) 1413Rhine-Ruhr Water Service Union (Germany)1397Rhine-Westphalia Electric Pow. Corp_1043. 1397Rhokana Corp., Ltd 877Rice-Stix Dry Goods Co 161. 515Richfield Oil Co. of Calif 515, 1244. 1580Richman Brothers Co 1760Richmond Fredericksburg & Potomac RR.

847, 1545, 2265Richmond Insurance Co 877Richmond (Va.) Hotels, Inc 515Richmond Rys., Inc 861Rich's. Inc 1062Riverside Cement Co 339, 1245Riverside & Dan River Cotton Mills, Inc_ _1245Riverside Silk Mills, Ltd 1580Roan Antelope Copper Mines, Ltd852, 877Robbins (Sabin) Paper Co 877Robins Conveying Belt Co., Passaic, N. J 1580Robinson Consolidated Cone Co., Ltd 161Rochester Capital Corp 161Rochester & Pittsburgh Coal Co 1580Rock Island Arkansas & Louisiana RR 1557Rock River Distillery, Inc 698Rockland Light & Power Co 2085Rogers-Majestic Corp., Ltd 698Roos Bros., Inc 877Roosevelt Field, Inc 1760Roots-Connersville Blower Corp 698Ross Gear & Tool Co 877Resale Insurance Co. of America_ _339, 1580.

1761, 2097. 2265Rototiller, Inc 2177Royal Dutch (Petroleum) Co 1245Royal Typewriter Co., Inc 852, 877, 1760Royal Weaving Co 1761Royal Worcester Corset Co 2097Royalties Management Corp 339Rubinstein (Helena), Inc 1245Ruhr Chemical Corp. (Ruhrchemle Aktien-

Germany 515 1413Ruhr Gas Corp. (Germany) 1397, 1561Ruhr Housing Corp 516, 1413, 2265Russ Building Co 1761Russell Mfg. Co 1062, 1580Russell Mfg. Corp., Pittsfield, Mass 1580Rutland RR__144, 320, 847, 1039, 1219,

1545, 1906, 2266

Safe Harbor Water Power Corp 861. 1043afeway Stores, Inc 339, 1062, 1761, 2266

Sagamore Mfg Co 698, 1245St. Francis Hospital (St. Francis Hospital

Properties Co.), San Francisco 1580St. Joseph & Grand Island Ry__848, 1545. 2266St. Joseph Lead Co 1413St. Lawrence Paper Mills Co.. Ltd 2266St. Louis Brownsville & Mexico Ry- -144.

847, 1544, 2266St. Louis Car Co 877St. Louis Iron Mountain & Southern Ry

1163, 1740, 1914St. Louis National Stock Yards Co--161, 1929St. Louis Public Service Co • 683St. Louis-San Francisco Ry- _144, 501, 672,673, 679, 847, 858, 1039. 1228. 1392. 1545,

1547, 1557. 1740. 2266St. Louis San Francisco of Telma_ _144, 847.

1545, 2266St. Louis Southwestern Ry-_502, 672, 673,

1545, 1547, 2068. 2069St. Paul Bridge & Terminal Ry 1039St. Paul & Kansas City Shore Line RR_ 1557St. Paul Union Stockyards Co 1039, 2266Saks Realty Corp 2266Salt Lake Terminal Co San Antonio & Aransas Pass RySan Antonio Gold Mines, Ltd 161, 877San Antonio Uvalde & Gulf RR- _144, 502,

848, 1545, 2266San Carlos Milling Co., Ltd 698. 2266San Diego & Arizona Eastern Ry_848, 1545, 2266San Diego Consolidated Gas & Electric Co.

146, 151, 1918, 2071Sandusky (0.) Foundry & Machine Co 698Sanford Mills 161Sangamo Electric Co 877Savannah Electric & Power Co_321, 1550.

1744, 2071, 2085Saxon Public Works, Inc. (Germany) 1397Schenley Distillers Corp 1063, 1550, 1580Schiff Co 339, 1063, 1413, 1761, 2097Schlesinger (B. F.) & Sons, Inc 147. 161Schoeneman (J.), Inc 161, 1929Schulco Co., Inc 161Schulte Real Estate Co.. Inc 2097Schulte Retail Stores Corp-698, 1761, 1929,

2097, 2266Schulze Baking Co 1063. 1245Scott Paper Co 1063. 2266Scotten, Dillon Co 699, 2266Scottish Type Investors, Inc 1245Scovill Manufacturing Co 1929, 2266Scranton Lace Co 2097Scranton Ry 328Scranton Spring Brook Water Service Co_147, 151Scullin Steel Co 878, 1063. 2097Seaboard Air Line Ry_- - _848, 1730. 1914. 2266Seaboard Mortgage Co 793Seaboard Oil Co. of Delaware 1245, 2267Seaboard Utilities Shares Corp 161Seagrave Corp 1580, 1761, 2267Sealcorp Corp 1761Sears, Roebuck & Co- -339, 878, 1063, 1735,

1761, 2267Second Carey Trust '975Second International Securities Corp_ __878. 1413Second National Investors Corp 161, 340Securities-Allied Corp 1761Securities Investment Co. of St. Louis 878Securities Investment Corp 1163. 1761

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PageSecurity Bond & Mortgage Co 793Seeman Bros., Inc 675. 699, 2097Segal Lock & Hardware Co., Inc 1929Seiberling Rubber Co 2267Selected American Shares, Inc 975, 1246Selected Industries, Inc 516Select Theatres Corp 1580Semema Holding Corp., N. Y. City _____ _ _ -1580Serve', Inc 340, 878, 1550, 1580, 2267Seton Leather Co 699Shanghai Power Co 151Sharon Steel Hoop Co 878, 1929, 2267Sharp & Dohme, Inc 340, 2097Shattuck (Frank G.) Co 1930Shawinigan Water & Power Co__ _676, 683. 2086Shavrmut Association 1063, 2267Shawmut Bank Investment Trust 146, 161Sheaffer (W. A.) Pen Co 516Shell Union Oil Corp 699, 1063, 2268Shenandoah Corp 1245, 1581Shiawassee Coal Co 1163Sherwin-Williams Co. of Canada, Ltd 161Shindel Silk Corp. (Pa.) 516Shubert Theatre Corp 1761Siemens & Halske, A. G. (Germany). _1413, 2268Sierra Mushroom Co 1843Sierra Nevada, Ltd 975Sierra Pacific Electric Co_ --675, 1732, 1918, 2268Signode Steel Strapping Co 161, 1063Silesia Electric Corp 1397Silica Gel Corp 1580Silver King Coalition Mines Co 699Silverwood's Dairies, Ltd 1930Simmons Co 340. 1063. 1761Simms Petroleum Co 161, 340. 1930Simon (H.) & Sons, Ltd 878, 1245Simpsons, Ltd 699, 1245Sinclair Consolidated 011 Corp 1413Sinclair Refining Co 1580Singer (Sewing Machine) Mfg. Co 1930Sioux City Gas & Electric Co 1231Sioux City Stock Yards Co 1761Siscoe Gold Mines, Ltd 1246Sivyer Steel Casting Co 1930666 West End Avenue Bldg., N.Y. City 878Six Twenty Jones Corp 340Skenandoa Cotton Co 516Smith-Alsop Paint & Varnish Co 1580Smith A. 0.) Corp 1063Snia Viscosa (Societe Nazionale Industrie

Applicazioni Viscosa), Turin, Italy_ _1581, 1761Soaring Plane Corp 442Socony-Vacuum Corp 1063Solari (A. M. & J.), Ltd 1063Solvay-American Investment Corp 1761Sonotone Corp 1581, 2268Soo Line System 673, 1547South American Power Co. (Florida) - -- -- --- 328South Carolina Power Co _____ - _322, 1222, 1907South Dakota Central Ry 1740South Penn Oil Co 1581, 2097Southeastern Gas & Water Co 151Southeastern Massachusetts Power & ElectricCo 683

Southeastern Power & Light Co 862Southern Acid & Sulphur Co 516, 1930Southern Asbestos Co 1581Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Co.

497. 504, 1387, 1561, 2071, 2268Southern California Edison Co., Ltd_ _328.

1550. 1561, 1734, 1908, 2267Southern Canada Power Co., Ltd_497, 1222, 1908Southern Colorado Power Co 1231, 1919Southern Fire Insurance Co., Durham, N. C.1930Southern Fire insurance Co. of New York__ 340Southern Ice & Utilities Co 1561Southern Indiana Gas & Electric Co__ -322.

1222, 1908Southern New England Telephone Co_ _151. 1231Southern Pacific Co__502, 680. 848, 859,

1039, 1228, 1545, 1551, 1740, 1914, 2268Southern Pacific Lines_ ---672, 673, 2068, 2069Southern Pacific RR 502 1392Southern Pacific Steamship Lines_ _144, 848,

1545, 2268Southern Pacific System_ - - -144. 848. 1385. 1545Southern Pipe Line Co 878Southern Public Utilities Co 675, 1222, 2071Southern Ry 848. 1037, 1040, 1545, 2268Southern United Gas Co 1561Southern Weaving Co 161Southwest Gas Utilities Corp- - _151, 504, 2086Southwest Oil Royalties Corp 2177Southwest Royalty Leasing Syndicate 58Southwestern Bell Telephone Co. .852. 862,

2086, 2268Southwestern Light & Power Co 1744South-Western RR. of Georgia 149Spalding . .BrosSpang Chalfant & CoSparks, Withington CoSparta (Mich.) Foundry CoSpencerTrask Fund, Inc Spiegel-May-Stern Co., Inc_ _ __1063, 1246, 1761Spokane International Ry_ _ _144, 848, 1040, 1730Spokane Portland & Seattle Ry_ _144, 502,

848, 1730Spreckels Sugar Corp 699, 878. 1063, 1761Springfield Fire & Marine Insurance Co_ _ _ _1761Springfield Gas Light Co 2086Springfield By. Cos. (1926) 151Springfield Street Ry. Co Stahl-Meyer. IncStaley (A. E.) Mfg. CoStamford Gas & Electric Co

340. 1063 2097 1550. 1581 1761

1034, 1043 879, 1581 1246 1043

Stamford & Western Gas Co 1043Standard Accident insurance Co 2268Standard Bond Corp793Standard Bond & Mortgage Co 793Standard Brands, Inc 852, 879, 1888, 1581Standard Cal) & Seal Corp 1930, 2268Standard Corporations, Inc 699Standard Debenture Corp 793Standard Fire Insurance Co., Conn 1761Standard Fruit & Steamship Corp 1063Standard Gas & Electric Co_ __862, 1919. 2086Standard Holding Corp 879Standard Investing Corp 699Standard Oil Co. of Calif. (Del.) 340, 1582Standard Oil Co of Kansas (Del.) - 322. 340. 1581Standard Oil Co. of Nebraska 1413Standard Oil Co. of New Jersey_ _1246, 1582, 2097Standard Paving & Materials, Ltd_ __ _ _ _ _ - 699Standard Power & Light Corp_ _862. 1919. 2086Standard Steel Construction Co., Ltd 516Standard Steel Spring Co 1762Standard Telephone Co. (Del.) 1043Star Oil Refining Corp 1496Starrett (L. 8.) Co 1908. 1930State-Lake Building Corp 162State Street Investment Corp 516Staten Island Edison Corp 505, 683Staten Island Rapid Transit Ry_672, 1545, 2268Stearns (Frederick) & Co 2098

PageStein (A.) & Co 699Stephenson Hotel Corp 263Stephenville North & South Texas By 1740Sterling Products (Inc.) 1063, 1761Sterling Securities Corp 879Stetson (John B.) Co 340Stettin Public Utilities Co 1397Stevens Mfg. Corp 340, 516, 1582Stewart-Warner Corp 1762. 1930, 2098Stinnes (Hugo) Corp 162, 699Stinnes (Hugo) Industries. Inc 162. 2268Stir, Baer & Fuller Co 2268Stone & Webster Engineerin5 Corp 1246Stone & Webster, Inc_ - _ _1 /35, 1/62. 1930, 2098Stop & Shop. Ltd 699. 1246, 1763Storkline Furniture Corp 340Straus (S. W.) Investing Corp 516Strawbridge & Clothier Co 879Stroock (S.) & Co., Inc 1246Stuart Court Apartment Building. Rich-mond, Va 2268

Studebaker Corp 341. 1246, 2268Sugar Pine Lumber Co., Ltd 341Suffolk Building Trust, Boston 1843Sun Indemnity Co. of N. Y 2269Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada 1247Sun 011 Co. of Phila_ _162, 879, 1582.1762,

2098 2269Sunset-Pacific Oil Co

, 517

Super-Corporations of America Depositors,Inc 162

Super-Power Co. of Illinois 2269Superior Oil Corp 699Superior Steel Corp- -340, 1034. 1063, 1222,

1247, 1762. 2098Superior & Southeastern Ry 2269Supersilk Hosiery Mills, Ltd. (Canada) 879Supervised Investments 58Supervised Shares. Inc 162, 517Susquehanna Silk Mills (N. Y.) 517Sussex RR 1557Sutherland Paper Co 1063, 1247, 2098Swayze-Huycke Gold Mines, Ltd 2177Swift & Co 517Swift Internacional Co 2269Swiss Oil Corp 1247Sylvanite Gold Mines, Ltd 162, 1414Symington Co 2098Syracuse Lighting Co., Inc 683

Taber Mills 879A acony-Palmyra Bridge Co 700Tampa Electric Co 675, 1561, 1732. 2269Tampax Sales Corp 442Taylor Colquitt Co 1064Teck-Hughes Gold Mines, Ltd 675, 699Telautograph Corp 1414Telephone Bond & Share Co 2269Telephone Investment Corp 322. 328. 226910 East 40th Street Building, Inc 87910 East 40th Street Corp 1930Tennessee Central By 848. 1545. 2078. 2269Tennessee Coal, Iron & RR. Co__ _______ __ 162Tennessee Electric Power Co- - _ -675, 1550. 2269Tennessee Kentucky & Northern By 325Tennessee Public Service Co 862Terminal RR. Association of St. Louis 848Texarkana & Fort Smith Ry_143. 846. 1040, 1544Texas Corp 700. 1064, 2073, 2269Texas Gulf Producing Co 700, 1064Texas Gulf Sulphur Co 1247, 2269Texas Louisiana Power Co 151Texas Mexican Ry 144, 848. 1545Texas Midland Ry 681Texas & New Orleans RR__144, 681. 848,

1545, 2270Texas & Pacific Ry--672, 673. 1228, 1545.

1545. 1740, 2270Thatcher Mfg. Co 1222, 1247Thayers, Ltd 162Thermoid Co.. .517. 700. 879, 1064, 1247,

1582, 1762, 1931Third Avenue Ry 852, 1550. 1561, 2270Third National Investors Corp 162, 341Thomas-Allec Corp 700Thompson (John R.) Co 341, 2098Thompson Products, Inc 1064. 2270Thompson-Starrett Co., Inc 700, 879Tide Water Assiciated 011 Co__ -342, 1582, 2098Tide Water Oil Co 2098Tide Water Power Co 862Tiger Placers Co 442Time, Inc 517, 2098Timken-Detroit Axle Co 2270Tintic Standard Mining Co 1762Title Guarantee & Trust Co , 162Tobacco & Allied Stocks, IncToho Electric Power Co., Ltd 504Toledo Edison Co 1043, 1744, 1919Toledo Light & Power Co 1562Toledo Peoria & Western RR -144, 848.

1545, 2270Toledo Terminal RR 144, 848, 2078Tomahawk Kraft Paper CoTonawanda Brewing Corp 442, 879Tonawanda Paper Co., Inc 162Toro Mfg. Co 342Transamerica Corp 342. 1582, 1762Transcontinental Oil Co 1582

1333162

1247,2098

1496

Transcontinental Rest Cabins, IncTranscontinental & Western Air ,IncTransformer Corp. of America 517, 1762Trans-Lux Daylight Picture Screen Corp_ 162Tra1113110 & Williams Steel Forging Corp 1064Travelers Fire Insurance CoTravelers Indemnity Co Travelers Insurance Co Tri-Continental Cor

879879879

CM 517. 1064Tri-State Telephone & Telegraph Co 2086Trinity Buildings Corp 879Troxel Mfg. Co 700Truax-Traer Coal Co 1550, 1582Truscon Steel Co 1762, 1931Trust Worthy Stores, Inc 59.Trustees System Service Corp 700Tucson & Nogales RR 325Tung-Sol Lamp Works, Inc 1763, 2270Turners Falls Power & Electric Co 227020th Century Depositor Corp 1762Twin Branch RR 2078Twin City Rapid Transit C0.683. 1231, 1397. 1562Two-Year Shares Corp 1931Tyrol Hydro-Electric Power Co. (Tircler

Wasserkraftwerke Aktiengesellschaft). 505, 1562

UTien & Co 2099nderwood-Elliott-F sher Co 1414

Union Assurance Society, Ltd. of London,Eng 2099

Union Bag& Paper Corp 162Union Buffalo Mills Co 342. 870Union Carbide & Carbon Corp 2270Union Central Life Insurance Co 879Union Electric Light & Power Co. (Conn.)... -1044

Union Electric Light & Power Co. of III Pl5a6g2eUnion Electric Light & Power Co. (Mo.)- - - _1744Union Gulf Corp 879Union Oil Co. of Calif 1390, 14149Union Pacific Co 848, 1545Union Pacific RR__848, 850, 11554552: 11555477,

'2270Union Power Corp 1562

Union Street Ry. Co., New Bedford, Mass. 848Union RR. (Pennsylvania)

151, 8621222477

Union Traction Co 1Union Storage Co

Union Twist Drill Co 151

United Aircraft & Transport Corp_342,1064, 1931. 2099

United American Utilities, Inc 700United American Bosch Corp

United Business Publishers, Inc 162, 11096149United Carbon Co 1414, 1763

Co. of AmericaUnited Cigar Stores _342.1582United-Carr Fastener Corp

517. 879. 1064, 1414, 1582, 2271United Collieries, Inc 1222, 1247United Corp 505United Drug. Inc 162, 1931

1414United Elastic Corp United Electric Coal Cos 1247, 1387, 1414United ElectrieLight & Power Co. (N. Y.)..13971562United Electric Rye United Engineering & Foundry Co 1583United Founders Corp_ _____ _ _ - - 678United Fruit Co 880. 1035, 1247. 1931United Fuel Gas Co 1232United Gas Corp 497. 505United Gas Improvement Co_ _151. 328, 505,

683, 862. 1043. 1232. 1562, 1745. 1919,2086. 2271

United Industrial Corp. (Germany) 1414United Investment Shares, Inc _____ _ 517United Light & Power Co 151. 497. 505, 862United Light & Rys. Co 497, 505

United Merchants & Manufacturers, Inc.:294371700, 1247

United Loan Corp

United Milk Crate Corp United Milk Products Co 1064United Molasses Co.. Ltd 1583United Petroleums Club, Inc

11214637United Piece Dye Works United Printers & Publishers, Inc 1583United Public Utilities Co 2271United Puerto Rican Sugar Co 880United Rys. & Electric Co. of Balt_ _1043. 2271United Rys. of the Havana & Regla Ware-houses, Ltd 4681

United Screw & Bolt Corp 880

United Shoe Machinery Corp U. S. Boblin & Shuttle Co

1248, 111097636351517

United Shirt Distributors, Inc

U. S. & British International Co., Ltd U. S. Daily Publishing Corp 517. 1583U. S. Electric Light & Power Shares. Inc.-- 700U. S. Envelope Co 1248, 1414U. S. Fidelity & Guaranty Co 1065, 11053831U. S. Financial Holding Corp U. S. Fire Insurance Co. of N. Y 517U. S. Foil CoU. S. & Foreign Securities CorpU. S. Freight Co U. S. Guarantee CoU. S. Hoffman Machinery Corp_ _ _ _ _ - - --1415U. S. Indusrial Alcohol Co 517.1085, 1931

U. S. Leather Co 700. 1065, 1550. 1583U. S. Lines Co. (Nev.)

Le 11006655U. S. & International Securities Corp

U. S. Mortgage Bond Co 793U. S. National Bank Building (J. A. Auchter) 263U. S. Pipe & Foundr Co 518. 19111.1. S. Playing Card o 1583U. S. Printing & Lithograph Co 518.1750830U. S. Radiator Corp U. S. Realty & Improvement Co 499, 1065U. S. Rubber Co 162, 1763U. S. Smelting. Refining & Mining C0_2071. 2099U. S. Steel Corp-_342. 518, 700. 852, 880,

U. S. Sugar Corp 1065. 11793631. 2112227232211248, 1583, 1910,

U. S. Tobac,co Co U. S. Trucking Corp United Steel Works Corp. (Germany) 1488159United Steel Works of a: urbach-Eich-Dude-lange (Societe Anonyme des Actor lesReunies de Burbach-Eich-Dudelange)(Grand Duchy of Luxemburg) "Arbed' .1415

United Stores Corp 700, 1908, 1931United Verde Extension Mining Co-162.1066

lU nivers1 Cooler Corp 342, 1248, 1931, 2

Universal Pipe & Radiator Co- 880, 1680, 11076663Universal Products Co.. Inc Unrelbe Power & Light Co

1300979

Utah-Apex Mining Co

1583te

162Utah Ice & Storage Co

Utah R 848, 1545. 21021675511Utah Light & Traction Co

Utica nitting Co Utica & Mohawk Cotton Mills, Inc

1284898Utilities Elkhorn Coal Co Utilit es Power & Light Corp 1222, 1231Utilities Power & Light Securities Co 1222. 1248Utilities Public Serv ce Co 151Utilities Stock & Bond Corp

1324288Utility Equities Corp Utility & Industrial Corp 1583

1414. 158310651065

1065

Iralspar CorpV alve Bags Co 1931Vamma Water Power Co. (AktieselskabetVamma FossekompagnI), Oslo. Norway-1563

Van Raalte Co., Inc 1066, 1415, 1931Vanadium Alloys Steel 00.700. 1066, 1583, 1981Vancouver (B. C.) Western Drug, Ltd 518Vaness Co 1931Veeder-Root, Inc 1415Ventures, Ltd 1066Vermilion River Mines, Inc 58Vertientes Sugar Co 518, 1583Vesten Electric Rys. Corp 1397Vick Chemical Co 880, 1763Vick Financial corp 518Vicksburg Bridge & Terminal Co_325, 1040,

2078, 2177Victor Monaghan Co 1415Victory Insurance Co. of Philadelphia 1763Victory Life Insurance Co. (Topeka, Kan.)_ _1931Viking Pump Co 1066, 1583Vipond Consolidated Mines. Ltd 342Virginia-Carolina Chemical Co 880Virginia Electric & Power Co 322, 1562.

1908, 2086Virginia Fire & Marine Insurance Co 1583Virginia Iron, Coal & Coke Co__675, 701.

1763, 1931

1583

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PageVirginia Public Service Co 1562Virginian By 848, 1545, 2271Vogt Manufacturing Corp 1583Vortex Cup Co 163, 518. 1583Vulcan Detinning Co 880, 1908, 1931

TV 2078, By..-149. 325. 502, 672, 1228, 1545,

2078, 2271Wachusett Electric Co. (Mass.) 1044Waco Beaumont Trinity & Sabine Ry__- _ -.1740Wahl Co 1415. 1584Walgreen Co 342, 1066, 1248, 1583,1763Walker & Co 518Walker (H. E.) Distillers & Brewers, Inc_ _- - 621Walker (Hiram), Gooderham & Worts,Ltd 1248, 1583

Walker Manufacturing Co 163, 2272Walworth Co 1763War Eagle Gold Mines Co _________ _ _ - __ _ _ _1334Ward Baking Corp 1066, 1248. 1763Warner Bros. Pictures, Inc- -497. 518, 675, 701Warner Co 163Warren Bros. Co 1584Warren Foundry & Pipe Corp 2272Washington By. & Electric Co 1397, 1919Waterman (L. E.) Co 163Watertown (N. Y.) Light & Power Co 505Wayne Pump Co 1066Webster-Eisenlohr, Inc 2099Weetamoe Mills 880Weill (Raphael) & Co., Inc 1584Wellman Engineering Co., Cleveland 1584Wesson Oil & Snowdrift Co., Inc_147, 163,

1584, 2272West Ohio Gas Co 683, 1232West Point Manufacturing Co 1067, 2272West Texas Utilities Co 1919West Virginia Jockey Club 1163West Virginia Pulp & Paper Co 1067West Virginia Water Service Co 147, 151Westchester Fire Insurance Co 701Western Air Express Corp 163Western Assurance Co 1764Western Auto Supply Co- - -342, 1066, 1248, 1764Western Canada Flour Mills Co., Ltd 1415Western Dairies, Inc 263, 1764, 2272

PageWestern Dairy Products Co 1764, 1931Western Electric Co., Inc 1553Western Maryland Ry--672, 673, 1545, 1547.

1557, 2272Western Oil & Refining Co 518Western Pacific RR-_144, 672, 848, 1545,

1558. 1730Western Pacific RR. Corp 227'Western Pipe & Steel Co. of California 2272Western Public Service Co_ _322, 1550, 2071, 2087Western Ry. of Alabama_ - -144, 849, 1545, 2272Western Service Corp 683Western Steel Products, Ltd 1066Western Tablet & Stationery Corp 1066Western Union Telegraph Co., lnc_497. 675,683, 1222. 1232, 1550. 1908, 2087, 2272, 2276

Western United Corp 2087Western United Gas & Electric Co 2087Westfield (Mass.) Mfg. Co 163Westinghouse Air Brake Co 1066. 2272Westinghouse Electric & Mfg. Co 163. 880.

1908, 1931, 1938Westmoreland Coal Co 1584Westmoreland, Inc 1584Weston Electrical Instrument Corp-1764.

2071, 2099Weston (George) Ltd_1066, 1248 1415. 1584Westphalia United Electric Power Corp Wheeling & Lake Erie By 849, 1545, IMWheeling Steel Corp 880, 1940, 2272Whitaker Paper Co 701. 1067. 1584White Rock Mineral Spring Co 342Whitman (Wm.) Co., Inc 1248, 1584Whittall Can Co., Ltd 1940Wichita Falls & Southern RR- 849. 1545, 2272Wickwire Spencer Steel Co 1764Wigmore (J. A.) Co 793Wilcox (H. F.) Oil & Gas Co 163Wilcox-Rich Corp 1067Wilkes & Western By 1740Willard's Chocolate, Ltd 701Wilcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine Co 1248William Taylor Hotel (Leavenworth McAl-

lister Realty Corp.), San Francisco 163Williams 011-0-Matic Heating Corp 1067Williamstown Gas Co. (Mass.) 1044

PageWillys-Overland Co 880, 1067, 1415, 1940Wilson & Co., Inc 1584Wilson-Jones Co 1584Windsor Hotel, Ltd 1584Winn & Lovett Grocery Co 342, 1067, 1764Winnipeg Electric Co 322, 1732Wisconsin Bankshares Corp 1584Wisconsin Electric Power Co 328Wisconsin Holding Corp 2099Wisconsin Michigan Power Co_ _ 1562Wisconsin Power & Light Co_ _151.1397, 2087Wisconsin Public Service Corp 1919Witherbee Court Apartment Building, Pel-ham, N. Y 1067

Wolverine Brass Works, Grand Rapids, Mich. 342Wolverine Portland Cement Co 1067Wolverine Tube Co 1067Wonder Heater Co 1496Wood Block Flooring, Ltd 975Woodley Petroleum Co 1067, 1415Woodward & Lathrop Co 2099Woolen Spice Co 518Woolworth (F. W.) Co 163, 854, 1067, 1764Woolworth (F. W.) & Co., Ltd 342, 1067Woonsocket Spinning Co 1248Worcester Gas Light Co 1044Worcester Investment Trust 59Worthington Ball Co 2272Wright Aeronautical Corp 518Wright-Hargreaves Mines, Ltd., Bridgeburg,Ont., Canada 1584

Wrigley (Wm.) Jr., Co 163, 1248, 1550. 1584. 1764Wylie-Dominion Gold Mines, Ltd 2177

Yale & Towne Mfg Co 2272ates-American Machine Co 701. 1764

Yazoo & Mississippi Valley RR_ _846, 1544. 2272Yellow Manufacturing Acceptance Corp.

701. 880. 1248York Ice Machinery Co 701, 1415, 1940Yosemite Holding Corp 163. 1067Young (L. A.) Spring & Wire Corp 163.2099Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co-163. 1387,

1415. 1736Zenith Radio Corp 1940

onite Products Corp 1415, 1764. 2099

STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT—GENERAL NEWSGENERAL. Page

A rkansas—Pig Highway Bond Injuncion Made

Permanent by Federal Court.. 351

GENERAL (Continued) PageLouisiana—Supreme Court Upholds

Validity of Corporate FranchiseTax 352

GENERAL (Continued) PageNew Mexico—Special Session onNew Revenue Sources 2112

New Orleans, La. — Semi-Annual

GENERAL (Continued) PageSenator Dunnigan Offers New

City Economy Proposal 1424Governor Lehman Backs Mort-

New Bond Refunding Bill Pro- Financial Statement Issued by gage Aid Plan Offered by More-posed by Senate 351 ltigaryland—Act Limiting Mortgage City Board 1077 land Act Commissioner—New

Governor Indicates Approval of al foreclosures Held Void 2286 New York City— York Banks Promise Aid 1604New Bill 352 Massachusetts—. Morello H. La Guardia Installed Senate Votes Exemption in Gross

Highway Debt Refunding Bill Governor Ely Recommends Sales as Mayor—Reiterates Pledges of Income Tax Law 1775Passed by Legislature 891 Tax With Exemption for Neces- Widespread Reforms 174 Governor Calls for Court Re-

New Bond Refunding Bill Out- sities 352 Former Comptroller McAneny Re- forms 1775lined 1076 Addition to List of Legal Invest- ports City's Financial Position Gov. Signs CWA Bond Issue Bill.1775

Governor Signs New Bond Re- ments for Savings Banks 1077 Stronger 174 Legislature Appropriates $48,-funding Bill 1257 Annual Summary Issued on Mu- Governor Lehman and Mayor La 000,000 for Public Relief Pro-

Validity of Road Bond Refund- nicipal Financial Statistics.. .1604 Guardia Compromise on City gram 2112ing Act Upheld 2285 Booklet Issued on Municipal Fi- Economy Plan — Emergency New York City Economy Bill

nancial Statistics 2112 Powers Given to Estimate Again Delayed 2113District De- Changes in List of Legal Invest- Board 353 Governor Signs Measure for CashCalifornia—Irrigation

faults Show Increase in 1933.. 893 ments 2286 Technical Default on 94,500,000 Jobless Relief 2113Canada—Annual Booklet Issued on Michigan— Bills 353 Bill for Municipal BorrowingDominion and Provincial Loans. .2285 Governor Comstock Vetoes Mu- Mayor Is Guardia Fears Pay De- Without Referenda Passed 2113

Cameron County, Tex.—Commis-sioners Court Accept Bond Re-

nicipal Revenue Bond Bill 892State Supreme Court Upholds

faults if Economy Bill Fails... 710Bonded Debt Total on Dec. 31

Assembly Defeats New York CityEconomy Bill for Fourth Time.2287

funding Plan 1424 Mortgage Moratorium Law....1257 1933 Put at $2 368.437,704—In- Governor Lehman Makes Plea forColorado— Special Session Called for Feb. crease of $802,583,978 in Eight Utility Program 2287Proposed Federal Loan Declared 19 1257 Years 1077 Nueces County, Tex.—ReadjustmentUnconstitutional 352 Special Legislative Session Ad- City's Budget Approximately $31.- Plan Approved to Two Bodies...1604

Delinquent Tax Compromise Bill journs 2286 000,000 Out of Balance—Over North Carolina—Descriptive Circu-Vetoed 1077 Minnesota— 2167,000,000 Obligations Due in lar Issued on Public Debt of State.2113

Congress to Act on Municipal Debt United States Supreme Court Up- 1934 1078 North Dakota—Governor LangerRelief Proposal 891 holds Mortgage Moratorium New Basic Tax Rate Tentatively Declares Moratorium on Business

Connecticut— Law 352 Set at $2.70 1077 Debt 2113List of Legal Investments forSavings Banks 178

New Income Tax Becomes Effect-ive 1077

Realty Tax Rolls Cut 41,307,-788,701 to $17,149 236,557 1258

Statistical Compilation Prepared New Income Tax Law Held Un- Basic Tax Rate Fixed at $2.56 0111°—Supreme Court Holds Citieson Legal Investments 1077 constitutional 1257

Mississippi—per $100 1258

Grimm Report Finds City Re-May Issue Public Works Bondswith Initial Payment Due in

FedPral Government Obligations Legislature Passes Bill Calling for ceives Fair Share of State Five Years 1424Described in Chart 1605 $10,000,000 PWA Allotment for Taxes 1424 Conference Committee Report on

Fietcher-Rayburn Bill—Exemption Roads—Governor to Veto Bill. .1604 Transit Commission Salary Or- Bond Refunder Bill Refused byof Municipal Bonds from Pro- United States Supreme Court Sets dered Paid 1424 House 2287visions of Bill Urged 1775, 2287 Hearing on Bond Suit for Borough Tax Rates Rise from Oregon— State Supreme Court

Mar. 5 1257 15 to 27 Cents Over $2.56 Basic Opinion May Cancel Indebtednessrg olden Gate Bridge and Highway $10.000,000 Highway Bond Bill Tax Rate—Board of Aldermen to State of Irrigation Districts-1605

District, Calif. — DescriptiveBooklet Issued 2286

Fails 2287Missouri—Governor Park Signs

Adopts Rate 1604City Chamberlain Releases 16-

Sales Tax 1077 Point Plan on Finances 1604Pennsylvanla—

Soldier Bonus Bills Signed byT Wools— Montana—Special Legislative Ses- Mayor to Reduce City Salaries on Governor Pinchot 353' Third Special Session Convenes sion Ends 1077 Passage of Economy Bill 1775 Governor Pinchot Signs Old-Age

to Consider 19 Topics 1257 Municipal Advisory Service Set Up Apportionment from Personal In- Pension Bill 892Motion Denied for Rehearing on to Aid Cities in Distress 352 come Tax Revenue Reduced.. .2112 Road Bond Suit Against ArkansasRecently Validated Relief Municipal Bond Defaults in 1933 New York State— Dropped 1258, 1775Bonds 1774 Showed Increase 353 Legal Investments for Savings Port of New York Authority—

Unity of Action Urged for Settle- Municipal Debt Relief Proposal Banks 174 Interest on Bonds Exempt fromment on Special Assessment Again Up for Congressional Legislature Convenes—Governor State Taxes 1258Bonds 2112 Action 891 Lehman Calls for Local Govern- Good Operating Results Shown in

Iowa— Municipal Bonds— ment and Public Utility Re- 1933 Income Figures nosGovernor Herring Discusses Tax Investment Merits Discussed in forms, Slum Clearance and Thirteenth Annual Report Issued.2113

Situation 891 Pamphlet 1424 Liquor Laws 178 PWA Makes Second InstallmentData Issued on County Debts and Held by PWA to Be Resold 1258 Governor Lehman Recommends on Hudson River Tunnel 2287Taxes 1424 Held by PWA Offered for Sale...1424 $81,000.000 Tax Cut in Budget Public Works Administration—

Legislature Completes Action on Exemption from Provisions of Message 527 Plans Resale of Bonds Held asAdministration Three-Point.. Fletcher-Rayburn Bill Urged.. 1775 New York City Economy Bill Security on Work Protects... .1258Tax Bill 1774 Secretary Morgenthau Proposes Temporarily Shelved 527 Offers for Sale Five Blocks of

Governor Signs New Tax Bill...1775 that Tax-Exempt Feature of Governor Lehman Presents Bills Municipal Bonds 1424Governor Signs Old-Age Pension Future Issues Be Removed 1776 on Utility Reforms to Legisla- Sells Municipal Bonds at Profit. 1775

Bill 2112 Exemption from Provisions of ture 710Results of Special Session of Fletcher-Rayburn Bill Voted by Bill introduced to Extend Mort- Finance Corpora-Legislature 2112 Senate Committee 2287 gage Moratorium 710 Reconstruction

/N. tion Municipal Loans Pro-Municipal Debt Relief Proposal Legislature Blocks Vote on New posed 2113Reported Favorably by Senate York City Economy Bill 710Kansas—

Ronald Finney Sentenced in Committee 1775 Proposed 2% Sales Tax Bill Being South Dokota—$12,000.000 Reduc-Municipal Bond Forgery Case. 352 Drafted 710 tion in Net Indebtedness Re-

Former State Treasurer Found Nevada--Governor Balzar Dies.. .2112 Governor Protests to Pregident ported During Past Seven Years.1078Guilty in Bond Forgery 871 Roosevelt on CWA Reductions. '111 South San Joaquin Irrigation Dis-

State Treasurer to Resign Mar. 1.1077 New Jersey— Assembly Defeats New York City trict, Calif.--State Auditor Acquitted of Im- Governor Moore Urges Retail Economy Bill 892 Board of Directors Ask Acceptancepeachment Charge 1077 Sales Tax to Aid Municipali- Governor Signs Bill Authorizing of Deferred Coupon Payment

Former State Treasurer Sentenced ties 353 Creation of Municipal Housing Time 893to Prison 1424 Legislative Bill Proposes 2% Sales Authorities 891 Report on Irrigation District De-

Special Session Called to Enact Tax 710 Conference of Mayors Reports In- faults Increasing in 1937 893New Mortgage ttnraeoriu,n Income Tax Bill Introduced in crease in Tax Delinquencies.... 892 Sumner Municinal Relief Bill toLaw 1604 Assembly 892 Next Hearing on New York City Be Acted on By Congress 891

Kentucky— United States Supreme Conrt Economy Bill Set for Feb. Is .1078Report Issued on Indebtedness of Decision in Delaware Boundary Assembly Again Defeats City Tax Situation in Iowa DiscussedCounties 1424 DIgnute 1077 Economy Bill 1257 by Governor 891

201 Bills Passed at 1934 Session Municipal Aid Bill Introduced and Interest on Port Authority Bonds Texas—Become Laws 2286 Another Signed 2112 Exempt from Taxation 1258 Special Legislative Session Called

Governor Moore Pledges Payment Proposed 2% Sales Tax Opposed for Jan. 29 711Angeles, Calif.—Survey Issued of Municipal Debts—New State in Legislature 1424 Sunreme Court Rules that VotersLos

Analyzing Financial Position Treasurer and Comptroller Ap- Legislature Passes Amended Bud- Must Pass on Public Utilityof MY 174 pointed 2287 get Measure 1424 Revenue Bonds 1425

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GENERAL (Concluded) PageTexas-(Concluded).Agreement Reached on ReliefBond Issue-Legislature EnactsDebt Moratorium Law 1605

Mortgage Moratorium Law Up-held by District Court 2113

United States-Municipal Bond Defaults in

1933 Showed Increase 354Bills Introduced in Congress toTax Income from State andMunicipal Obligations 528

Municipal Debt Relief ProposalAgain Up in Congress 891

Sales Tax Returns of States Com-piled 893

Federal, State and City DebtTotal Placed at $42,223 249.000.1078

PWA Plans Resale of Bonds Heldas Security on Work Projects. .1258

Descriptive Chart Issued on Gov-ernment Obligations 1605

Exemption of Municipal Bondsfrom Provisions of Fletcher-Rayburn Stock Exchange Con-trol Bill Urged 1775

Secretary Morgenthau Proposesthat Tax-Exempt Feature ofFuture Municipal Issues Be Re-moved 1776

Exemption of Municipal Bondsfrom Provisions of Stock Ex-change Control Bill Voted bySenate Committee 2287

Virginia-Legislature Adjourns 2113

West Virginia - Supreme CourtRules Unconstitutional Por-

tion of New Tax Collection Law 354Winter Raven, Fla.-Bond Refund-ing Plan Declared Successful. .1605

BOND ISSUES.

Aberdeen, S. Dak. 354berdeen, Wash. 528, 1258

Abington Township, Pa. 1078Abita Sorings, La. 1259, 2114Adair County, Iowa 2114, 2288Adams County, Colo. 2288Addison. Pa. 893Adrian. Mo. 354Advance School Dist., Miss. 2114Afton, Iowa 528, 893, 1078Afton School Mot., Okla 2288Akron, Ohio 528, 1258, 2288Akron City School Dist., Ohio 528Alabama. State of 711Alameda. Idaho 180Albany, N. Y. ...1078, 1425. 1776, 2114Albany Port District, N. Y....1776, 1951Alberta. Province of 2124Albia. Iowa 1078, 1425Albia Ind. School Dist., Iowa 528Albion, Ind. 711Albion, Pa. 528, 2114Alcester. S. Dale 180, 528Alexandria, La. 528, 893Alexandria, Neb. 180Alexandria. Va. 366Algoma Joint School Dist. No. I Wis. 2114

Algonac, Mich. 711, 1951Allegan. Mich. 354Allegheny County, Pa. ...180, 578, 1078Allentown, N. H. 354, 1951Allentown. Pa. 2288Alliance, Neb. 1605, 1776Alliance City School Dist., Ohio,

354,528, 711, 1078, 2114.

Alma School Dist., Ga. 1605Almira. Wash. 354Almond. N. Y. 893Alpena Mich. 1605, 2114Alpena County. Mich. 180Alpine School Dist., Utah. ...528, 1951Alton School Dist., Ill. 893Altoona. Pa. 1258, 2114, 2288Amarillo, Tex. 180Amesbury. Mass. 1776Amherst, Mass. 2114Amherst, Va. 528Amherst Island. Ont. 186Amherstburer Ont. 1784Anderson. S C. 711, 2114. 2288Andes. Delhi and Vovina CentralSchl Dist No. 2, N. Y..711, 1258, 211

Andover. Mass 1776. 1951Annandale. Minn. 1258, 1605Anne Arundel County Md. 354Annetta Common School Dist., No 55. Tex. 528

Ansley School Dist., Neb. 1258Aransas Pass Ind. School Dist ,Tex 354

Aranhoe County School Dist, No. 6,Colo. 2258

Archbald. Pa. 528, 1075Ardsley Schnell Dist., N. Y 1078Arfrona State of 1258, 1605, 1776Arkansas, state nf 181)Arkansas Cite. Kan. 180Arlinefon. Mass 154Arlington Heights III 893Arlington /no. School Dist.. Tex 354Arlington School Dist., Wash. 180Asbury. Park N J. 1061Asheville. N C. Ashland, He. Ashland, W Va

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1776, 2288Ashland Cite. Tenn. 1811, 355Ashland County, Ohio 355. 711.

1951, 2114Ashtabula County, Ohlo.355, 1951, 2298Ashville, Ohio 155 893Athens. Ohio 355. 893Athens County, Ohio.... 711, 1078. 1605Atlanta, Ga. 1425Atlantic Beach, Fla. 893Attleboro. Mass. 711Auburn. Ky. 71Auburn, Me 711, 893, 1078Auburn, N. Y. 2114Augusta, Ga. 893Augusta, Me. 1776, 1951Austin. Tex. 711, 1078, 1425, 1605Azusa, Calif. 2114

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Bad Axe. Mich. 355akar. Ore. 1258, 1605

Baker School Dist., Ore. 528Balmorhea Ind. School Dist., Tex 1951Baltimore, Md. 355, 1258Bancroft School Dist., Mich. 1606Bangor. Me. 355Bannock County Common School

Dist. No. 30. Idaho 1258Barberton School Dist., Ohio 893Barnesville, Ohio 1606Barnstable County, Mass. 2114Barnwell High School District,S. C. 149

Barrie, Ont. 2298Barstow Un. High School Dist ,

Calif. 2288Bartelsville, Okla. 711Basin, Wyo. 1078, 1425Bastrop, Tex. 711Batavia N. Y. 1776, 1951Batavia School Dist. No. 101, III.. .1425Bath, Me. 1078Battle Creek, Mich. 180, 2114Bay St. Louis, Miss. 180. 711Bay View School Dist. No 31,Wash 355, 1078

Beachwood, Ohio 893, 1776Bear Lake, Mich. 1606Beatrice, Neb. 893, 1606, 1776Beaumont. Tex. 2114Beaver City, Neb. 528Beaverdam School Dist., Ohio 355Beaver Falls School Dist., Pa ,

1425, 1951Beaver Meadows, Pa. 2288Beaver School Dist., Pa. 528, 711Bedford, Ind, 2288Bedford, Ohio 2114Bedford City School Dist., Ohio,

528, 1776Beech Grove, Ind. 711Beeville, Tex. 1952Bel Air, Md. 1425, 1776Belding School Dist. No. 9, Mich... 180Belknap County, N. H. 711Bell. Calif. 355Bellaire, Ohio, 711. 1425, 2114Bellefontaine, Ohio 2114, 2288Bellefontaine School Dist., Ohio... 528Bellemeade Sanitary Dist. No. 1,Va 355

Belleville, N. J. 355, 1952, 2114Belleville Twp. School Dist., I11...2114Helmond, Iowa 711Belmont, Mass. 2288Belmont County, Ohio.. 1425, 1606, 1952Beloit, Wis 1258Beloit Village School Dist., Ohio. 1776Belpre Ohio 1078Pemidii Minn. 1079, 1606Benavides Ind. School Dist., Tex...I079Ben Avon Pa. 355. 2114Benson County School Dist. No. 5,N. Dak 355

Benton County Cons. School Dist No. I, Ore.

Berea, Ohio Berra City School Dist., OhioReresford S. flakBarks County. Pa Berkshire County, Mass

3551606

1776893 1258180, 598180, 355 1258

Berne Union School Dist., Ohio .2288Berryhill School Dist. No. 33. Okla ,

355, 528 1606Bethany, Mo. 1606Bethlehem, N. H. 355Bethlehem Delmar Fire Dist ,F. Y 894

Beverly, Mass 528 711. 2114Beverly Hills School Dist.. Calif.,

893, 1258, 1606. 2114Bexar County Water Control andImprovement Dist. No. 1. Vex..., 180No. 2, Tog. 180, 1606, 2988No. 3, Tex. 711, 1079, 1952

Bexley City School Dist., Ohio.1776, 2988

Big Sandy, Tog 355Big Stone Gan. Va. 1952Biz Timber. Mont 180, 893, 1495riillercia, Mass. 1776Billings. Mont. 180Binghamton, N. Y. 2114 2288Birmingham, Ala., 893, 1079, 1258, 2980Birmingham, Mich, 355, 1600Thwablk. Minn. 1259Bixby, Okla. 155, 893Black Bayou Dr. Impt. Dist.,

Miss. 1425Black Hawk County, Iowa. 1776, 2114Black Lake. Que. 1432Black Swamp Dr. Dist., Ark 1490ruakeshurg School Dist., Iowa 1079Bloomfield Conn. .1778, 1952 2114Bloomfield, N. J. 528, 2114Bloomfield School Dist., calif 598Blooming Prairie, Minn. 528Bloomington-Normal Sanitary Dist,

Bluefield. Va. 1952'Rt. Mound Township, Ill. 1495Bolivar, Mo. 1969Bonner Snrings, Kan. 598Boone Mountv. Mo, 528. 894, 1079rnnn.villP MISS. 894 1259Boston, Mass 180. 355. 529. 711.

1079, 1259. 1606. 1776, 1052, 2288Boston Metropolitan Dist..

1079, 1259, 1495Bothell, Wash. 1079Boulder, Colo., 1776, 1952. 2114. 2288Boulder County High School Dist.No. 3, Colo. 150. 711. 1079

Boundary County, Idaho 180. 355, 599Royal', Minn. 599, 894, 1079Bowling Green. Ohio. .180, 1259, 1606Royertnwn School Dist., Pa. 2288Box Fteler County, Utah 711Dog Elder County School Plot,Utah

Tio7eman. Mont. 180Rracketteville. Tex. 355

894. 1079, 1495Bradford City School Dist., Pa ..1606Brainerd, Minn. 180, 711, 1493Brandon Man 186. 1784Brantford. Ont. 186Braces River Harbor Navigation

Dist., Tex, 1606

BOND ISSUES (Continued) PageBrazil, Ind. 2114Bremer County, Iowa 1952. 2288Bremerton, Wash. 355Brentwood, Mo. 1259, 1952Brewster Village School Dist.,Ohio 2114

Bridgehampton Township Frac.School Dist. No. 2, Mich...1952, 2114

Bridgeport, Conn., 355, 1079, 1776, 2114Bridgeport, Tex. 711Bridgeville School Dist., Pa 2258Brighton, N. Y. 1259, 1606Bristol County, Mass., 894, 1079, 2288Bristol Township, Pa. 529British Columbia, Province of,

1614, 1784. 1960, 2124Britton Ind. School Dist., S. Dale. .1606Broadway, Va. 529Brockton, Mass. 2114Brookfield. Mo. 529Brookings, S. Dak. 355, 1777Brookline, Mass., 1259, 1425, 1606,

2114, 2288Brooklyn, Ind. 1777Brookville, Pa. 1600Browning. Mont. 711Brownsville, Tex. 1952Brunswick, Me. 1952Brunswick Township Rural School

Dist., Ohio 2288Buchanan County, Iowa 1952, 2288Buena Vista, Va. 712Buffalo, N. Y. 712, 1259, 1606Buffalo, Wyo, 1259, 2115Buhl, Minn. 1259, 1606, 2115Bunnell, Fla. 1079Burbank, Calif 2288Burke County, N. C. 355Burkesville, Ky. 529, 1079Burkeville, Va. 2115Burlington, Iowa 355Burlington, N. C. 2115Burlington, Kan. 712Burlington Vt. 529Burlington School Dist., N. C. 1079Burnside Township, Pa. 2115Burrton. Kan. 2115Butler County, Iowa 2115, 2288Butler County, Ohio, 894, 1079, 1259Butler County School Dist. No. 72,Neb. 894

Cache County, Utahadillac, Mich.

Cadillas School Dist., Mich.Calaveras County, Calif. Caldwell, Tex. 529, 2115Caldwell County, N. C. 180Caldwell Parish School Dist, No. 12,La. 22811

Caledonia School Dist., Mich. 894Calhoun Falls, S. C. 712, 894Calico Rock. Ark. 1606California, State of, 355. 529. 894,

1952, 2115, 2288Cambridge, Mass. 355, 1259Cambridge, Md. 355Cambridge, Ohio 2115Cambridge School Dist., Minn ,

1259, 1495Cambridge Springs, Pa. 1952Cambridge Township, Ill. 1777Camden county, N. J. 1079Cameron County, Tex, 1777Cameron County Water Control andImpt. Dist. No. 19, Tex. 529

Cameron County Water Impt. Dist ,Tex. 1079

Cameron County Water Impt. Dist No 2 Tex. 2288

Campbell, Ohio 2115Campbell County, Tenn. 529Canada. Dominion of. 186 720, 1088,

1266, 1432, 1614, 1784, 2124, 2999Canadian Tex. 712, 2115Canal Winchester, Ohio 355, 2115Canandagtia. N. Y. 599Cannon Falls, Minn. 1259, 1777Canton, Conn, 1606Canton, N V. 1777Canyon Tex 599Cape Girardeau, Mo. ....529, 712, 2289Cape May, N. J. 712Carbon County School Dist., Utah 712Carlin Nov 355, '112, 1606Carlisle Ohio 355Carnegie, Pa, 1952, 2289Carolina Beach, N. C. 529Carolina Cons. School Dist.

' Miss. 711

Carpentaria tin. School Dist., Calif .2290N. Pale. 719

Carroll County, Ga. 1952Carroll County, Ohio 712, 1259Carrollton School Dist, Ky. 355Cartersville Irrigation Dist., Mont 2118Carthage, Mo, 712, 1806Carthage, S. Pale. 529Cass County, Ind. 529Cassia County Ind. School Dist No. 1, Idaho 894

Catlin. Ill. 355Catskill 'Union Free School Dist No 1 N Y. 356

Cattaraugus County, N. Y. 1079Cavalier, N. Dale. 894, 1959Corium. N. Y. 599Cecil County, Md. 599Cedar Rapids, Iowa 529, 1425, 1777Cedar Rapids Ind. School Dist.,Town 1259, 1498

Cedarburg, Wis. 1777Cedartown. Ga. 356, 529, 1606Celeste, Tex, 1259Center Line, Mich. 356Center Point 2nd. School Dist ,Iowa 156 1498

Center Township, Ind., 894, 1079, 2289Centerville, Iowa 719Centerville, Md. 712, 1079Centerville, Tenn, 1259, 1606Central, S. C. 711Central Falls. R. I. 2115Centralia Wash, 519Centreville, Mich, 2115Cerro Gordo County, .1079, 1959Chagrin Falls. Ohio 1777Champaign County, III 599. 2115Champaign County School Dist.No. 71. III. 894, ma

Champion, N. Y. 180Charlevoix, Mich. 529

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BOND ISSUES (Continued) PageCharlotte, N. C. 894, 1259, 2115Charlotteville, Va. 356, 1952Chatham, Ont. 1960Chatham, Va. 712Chattanooga, Tenn, 1606Chehalis, Wash. 529Chelan County School Dist. No. 37,Wash. 1952, 2289

Chelsea, Moss. 1606Chencqua, Via. 712Cherokee, Iowa 1952Cherokee School Dist., Iowa. 1426,

1606, 1777Chester, III. 529Chester, N. J. 356Chester, Horicon and WarrensburgCen. School Dist. No. 2, N. Y 529

Chestertown Fire Dist., N. Y. 1426Cheviot, Ohio 2289Cheyenne Wells, Colo. 1952Chicago, Ill., 356, 712, 894, 1426,

1952, 2289Chicago Lincoln Park Dist., III._ 712Chicago River Park Dist., Ill 2289Chicago School Dist., III. 180, 894Chicago South Park Dist., III 712Chicago West Park Dist., III. 894Chickasaw County, Iowa 1952, 2115Chickasha Ind. School Dist. No. 1,Okla. 2115

Chickasha School Dist., Okla ,1259, 1606

Chicopee, Mass. 1259, 1777Childress County. Tex. 894Chilton School Dist., Wis 895, 2115Chino Valley Irrigation Dist., Ariz. 356C'hisholm, Minn. 2115Choctaw Cons. School Dist., Okla. 712Choteau, Mont. 712, 1079Christianburg, Va. 1952Cicero, III. 1777Cincinnati, Ohio. .895, 1079, 1259, 1426Citrus Heights Irrigation Dist.,

Calif. 1426Clallam County School Dist. No. 7,Wash. 356

Clallam County School Dist. No.320, Wash. 712, 1079, 1426, 1777

Claremont High School Dist., Calif.,1606, 2115

Claremont School Dist., Minn. ....1952Clarence, Mo, 356, 529, 712Clariton, Pa. 529Clark County, Ind. 1259Clark County, Ohio 2115Clark County, S. Dak. 529Clark County School Dust No. 105, 1879

Clark Fork, Idaho 1777Clarksdale, Miss. 1952Clarksville School Dist., Tex. 1426Clarksville School Dist. No. 17, Ark. 712Clay County, Mo, 1606 1777Clayton, Mo. 1260Clayton County, Iowa 1952, 2115Clear Creek County, Colo 356, 1777Clear Lake, S. Dale. 712Clearwater County Common School

Dist. No. 22, Idaho ...180, 1079, 1426Cleburne, Tex. 1606Cleghorn, Iowa 529, 712Clementon, N. J. 1260Clermont County, Ohio, 356, 529,

895. 1260. 1606Cleveland, Ohio ....356. 895. 1079,

1607, 2115, 2289Cleveland. Okla, 1260Cleveland County Ohio, 356, 529,

895, 1260Cleveland Heights, Ohio 1260Cleveland Metropolitan Park Dis-

trict. Ohio 895 1426Clinton, Town 1952. 2115Clinton County, Iowa ....180, 756,

1777, 2115Clinton County, Ohio 1607, 2115Clinton School Dist., Okla. 356Clinton School Dist., Ill. 1777Coalinga Union High School Dist ,

Calif. 2289Coffee County, Tenn 529, 712, 1080Cohasset, Mass 1607, 2289Colby School Dist., Kan. 712Colesville. Fenton. Sanford Wind-sor, Greene, Afton and CoventryCentral School Dist, No. 1, N. Y. 356

Cologne. Minn. 529Colorado, State of 712. 2289Colorado County Road Dist No. 3,Tex. 529

Colorado Springs. Colo, __PAO, 1952Colorado Springs School Dist., Colo.1260Colton, Calif. 529Colton School Dist., Calif. 2289Columbia, Tenn. 2289Columbia County, Ga. 1260Columbia County. N. Y. 599, 712Columbiana, Ohio 5(0, 712Columbiana county. Ohio.... 1952, 2989Columbia Heights, Minn. 1080Columbus, Miss. 895Columbus. Ohio.. 130. 356, WM, 712

895, 1080, 1260, 1426, 17771952, 2115

Columbus, Wis. 1260Columbus Grove Village School

Dist., Ohio 2115Concord, N. C. 2289Concord, N. H., 356, 530, 712. 1760

2115, 2289Concord School Township, Ind. 895Concordia. Mo. 530, 895Condos County. Colo. 895Conneaut. Ohio 1607, 2115Conneaut Lake School Dist., Pa.., 1777Connecticut. State of 1260, 1807Conrad. Mont. 1777Cook County, /11 180, 510, 1857, 1953Cooper, Tex. '113. 1080, 1777Connersville School Dist , Mich....2289Copan. Okla. 180Copeland, Kan. 1809Cortina Irrigation Dist., Calif 1960Corning, N. Y. 2116, 2289COT1)113 Christi Ind. School Dist..Tex. 1607

Corry, Pa 2116Cortlandt, N. Y. 356Cortland t Central School Dist.No. 3, N. Y. 1260, 2116

Coshocton County, Ohio 1260, 1607

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BOND ISSUES (Continued) PageCotton Plant, Ark. 1607Cottonwood, Minn. 530Coudersport, Pa. 1426, 1607Coulee Township, N. Dak. 713Cove Irrigation District, Mont 2116Coventry, It. I. 1607Cowley, Wyo. 356Craig, Neb. 530, 895Craighead County, Ark. 713Crawford County, Ohio 530, 895Crawford County School Dist. No.42, Ark. 356, 530

Crestline, Ohio 180, 1260Cridersville Village School Dist.,Ohio 2219

Crookston, Minn. 1607Crookston Iiid. School Dist., Minn 895Croton, N. Y. 1954Ct ero, Tex 713Culpeper, Va. Cumberland, Md.Cumberland, R. I.

180, 895 East Lansing, Mich. 1953 East Liverpool, Ohio 1426 East Orange, N. J. ....1778, 1953, 2289

Cumberland Township, Ont. 1960 East Palatka Drainage Dist., Fla. .2116Cushing, Okla. 895, 1607, 1777 East Pittsburgh, Pa. 1778. 2116Custer County School Dist.. Mont. 356 East Providence, R. I. 357Custer Ind. School Dist. S. Dak... 713 East Rochester, N. Y. 357. 1953Cuyahoga County, Ohio, 180, 530, East St. Louis Park Authority, Ill. 357

1260, 2116 Easton. Mass. 1953Cuyahoga Falls City School Dist., East Vandergrift School Dist., Pa 1426Ohio 356 Fastview. Ont. 536

Cylinder Cons. School Dist., Iowa, Echo, Minn. 1607. 1779. 19531426, 2116 Edgington Township School Dist.

No. 96, Ill. 1953

Dairydale Ind. School Dist., Edcouch-Elso Ind. School Dist ,Iowa 1260 Tex.

Dale, Pa. 2289 Edinburg. Ind.Dalhart Ind. School Dist., Tex 713 Edmonton, AltaDallas, Tex. 1080, 1260, 1426, El Township, Ind. 2116

1607, 1777, 2289 Effingham County, Ga. 181, 357Danbury, Conn. Dansville, N. Y. 356, 713 Elba. N. Y.

530 Elba, Neb. 1953 1953

Danville, Va. ....1080, 1260, 1607, 1953 Ebert County, Colo. 1778Davidson County, Tenn. 1260 El Campo, Tex. '713Davis County. Iowa 1953, 2116 Eldora, Iowa 2289Davison County, S. Dak. 356, 1777 Elizabeth, N .7. 1778Dawson County, Ga. 1607 Elizabeth. W. Va. 895Daykin School Dist., Neb. ....713, 1080 Elizabethtown, N. C. 1261Dayton, Ohio ....356, 1953, 2116, 2289 Ellsworth, Me. 713Dayton, Tex. 356 Fllwood City, Pa. 357Dayton City School Dist., Ohio... 1953 Elmira. N. Y. 713, 1080, 1261, 1607Daytona Beach, Fla. 1777, 2116 Elmwood Place, Ohio 530Dearborn, Mich. 713 El Paso. Tex., 713, 1080, 1607, 1953, 2289Decatur, III. 1260, 1607, 2116 El Reno, Okla. 2116Decatur County, Iowa 1953. 2116 Elsa, TeX. 530Decorah School Dist., Iowa ...1607, Eismere. Del. 712

1953, 2289 Elvins School Dist., Mo. 1607Dedham, Mass. 357, 1080. 1607 Elwood, Ind. 1607, 1778Deep River Ind. School Dist., Iowa.1953 Elwood City School Dist.. Pa 1953Deer Lodge. Mont. 2116 Ely, Minn. 530, 1261, 1426Deerfield Shields Township High Elyria. Ohio 2116School Dist. No. 113, In 1080....181, 1080 Eminence, KY. ', 1261Deepwater, Mo. 1953 Emory Ind. School Dist., Tex. ...2290Defiance, Ohio 1426 Enderlin Spec. School Dist. No. 22,Delano Union High School Dist , N. Dak. 1426. 2116Calif. 357, 1607 Endicott Union Free School Dist.Delaware, Ohio. 2289 No. 1, N. Y. 2116Delaware County, Iowa 1953, 2116 Enfield, Conn. 357, 2290Delaware River Joint Commission, Englewood N. J. 2117N. J. 1260, 1953, 2116 Ephrata School Dist., Pa. 1261Delcambre, La. 357 Epping. N. H. 357, 713Delhi, Ind. 530 Erie, Colo. 530Delisle Township, Que. 2124 Erie, Pa. 895, 1261. 1607. 1953Delmar Fire District, N. Y., 1607, 1953 Erie County, N. Y 357, 1261,Del Rio, Tex. 713 1426, 1427, 1778, 2117Delta County. Colo. 530, 1777 Erie County, Ohio 1080, 1607. 1778Denver (City and County), Colo., Erie County, Po. 1261. 1607. 1953530, 713. 895, 1260, 1426, 1607, 1777 Erie School District, Pa 895 De Quincy, La. 713 1427, 1953Dermott. Tex. 2289 Escanaba. Mich. 1261Derry Township, Pa. 357 Essex County, Mass. 895De Ruyter Central Rural School Essex County, N. J. 530, 1261Dist., N. Y. 357 Etobicoke Township, Ont.

Deschutes County School Dist.

1635147Des Arc, Ark. 181, 530 Eureka, Calif. Evendwle Rural School Dist., Ohio 2117No. 1, Ore. 357, 713 Fserett. Mass 1261Deshler, Neb. 2116 Everson, Wash. 1954Des Moines County, Iowa 357,

1260, 1777. 2116 vairfax County, Va. 713Detroit, Mich. 181, 895, 1777, Fairfield County, Ohio 17781953, 2289 Fair Haven School Dist., N. J..., 713Devon, N B 1960 Fairmont, Minn. 1607Dewey, Okla. 530 Fairport, Ohio 1954De Witt County, Ill 1080 Fairview, Ohio 2117, 2290Dexter, Minn 2116 Fall River, Mass, 2290Dickens Ind. School Dist., Tex....2289 Fanwood, N. .J. 1427Dickinson School Dist., N. flak... .1607 Fargo, N. Dak. 713, 1080Dleterich, Ill. 1260 Fargo School Dist., Wis. 895, 1427Dighton, Kan 712 Farmington, Mich. 1427DIllwyn, Va. 1953 Farrell Pa 2290 Grand Rapids Township. Mich 531Dobbs Ferry, N. Y. Grand River Dr. Dist. No. I, Mo.. 1080181 Farrelly Lake Levee Dist., Ark....Dodge Nab Grand Saline. Tex. 713 Faulk County, S. Dak. 1427, 1954 714Donaldsville La 357, 530 Faulkner County. Ark. 18/ Granoview Heights. Ohio '358,Doniphan, Mo. 713 Faulkton, S. Dak. 530 896. 1261Donna Irrigation Dist. No. 1, Tex.. 530 Fayette County, Iowa1954. 2117 Grangemont Highway Dist.. Idaho.1778Donora P. 1260. 1777 Fayetteville, N. C. 530, 713 Granite, Okla. ...714, 1080, 1427, 1954Dooly County. Ga. 713 Fergus County, Mont. 2117 Granite City School Dist., Ill.,Dormant, Pa 1426, 1953 Fergus County School Dist. No. 1, 1427, 2117Dorset Township, Pa. 1777 Mont. 181, 713 Granite City School Dist., Utah,Dorval, Que. 1960 Fernwocd Rural Separate School 531, 896Douglas, Ga. 530 District. Miss. 1954 Grant County. Ind. Douglas County, Wis. 357 Ferriday, La. 2290 Grantsville. Md. 2290

358Douglas County Union High School Fillmore Union Grammar School Grant Union High School Dist., Dist. No. 1, Wash. 2116 Dist., Calif. 1080, 1427 Calif.

Gray County, Tex. 531Douglas County Union High School Flint, Mich. 1607, 2290 896, 1080Dist. No. 11, Ore. 895 Flint River Township Ind. School Grays Harbor County School Dist.Downey. Idaho 357, 713 Dist. No. 4. Iowa 1261. 2117

530 Flint Union School Dist., Mich....1427 Grays Harbor County School 1778. 2117Drain. Ore.

No. 28. Wash.

Drumright, Okla. 713 Flora, Ill. 1261 No. 114. Wash. 181Du Bois, School Vst., Pa..,. 1777, 2116 Florence, Ala. 713, 1099 GreatDubuque County. 'Iowa 1777 1261 2116 Florida. State ofGreat

Barrington,rrington Fire.assMass. 211717ist., Mass. 181Duluth, Minn. ..357, 530, 713, 1080,Floyd County, Ga. 181 Great Bend Kan.

Greece, N. Y. 5311426, 1607 Floyd County, Iowa 1954, 2290

5Dandies, Minn. 181, 1607 Folcroft School Dist., Pa. 1608 Green Bay Metropolitan Sewa3g1e, 696Dunellen School Dist., N. .7. 530 Folkston, Ga. 357 Dist.. Wis

531Dunkirk, Ohio 1777, 1953 Follansbee. W. 17a. 181 Greerburgh, N. Y 714, 1080, Dunklin County Cons. School 01st. Fond Du Lac, Wis 895 1261, 1954, 2290No. 4, Mo. 1260. 2116 Fond Du Lac County. Wis. -.530, 714 Greenburgh Union Free SchoolDunn County, W19 181. 530 Ford City School Dist., Pa.. 1608. 1778 Dist. No. 3. N. Y.

531Dunseith School Dist., N. flak.... 1953 Ford Cliff School Dist., Pa., '713. Greencastle School Dist., Pa.. 531, Du Page County. III. 1953, 2289 1261, 1954 1261. 1778Duplin Conntv, N. C. 181 Forest City Id. School Dist.. Pa.. Greene County, Ohio.. 10Duquesne, Pa. 181, 357 Forest Cons. School Dist., Miss.. 99 Greene County, Iowa

n 2184: 21423 207Duquesne School Dist., Pa... .530, 1260 Fcrestport. N. V.1427 Greene County. Pa. 181. 714Duquoin, Ill. 160: Fort Collins, Colo. Durant, Okla Dotchess County, N Y.

713, 8I5, 1080 Fort Mill. S. Dak. 2117, 2290 Greene Township Rural School

530 Dist.. Ohio 714, 12611777, 1953 Fort Scott School Dist. No. 55, Greenfield. Mo.

ast Aurora, N, Y. 2289 Fort Stockton. T 914 Green Isle, Minn. 714Kan.

E530 Greenville N. C. 181ast Aurora. N. Y. 2289 Port Sumner Irr. Dist., N. Meg.... 530 Greenville, S. C. 181, 896East Baton Rouge Parish School Fort Wayne, Ind.357 358, 1261, 2117Dist.. La. 357 Fort Thomas. KY. , 714 Greenwich Cairn

2117, 2290East Bethlehem Township, Pa. ...1607 Fowler, Ind. 714 Greenwood. Miss. 1778 Greenwood, S. C.

BOND ISSUES (Continued) Page BOND ISSUES (Continued) Page BOND ISSUES (Continued) PageEast Brunswick, N. J. 713 Fort Worth, Tex., 181, 357, 1608, Gretna, La. 181East Chelmsford Water Dist., 1954, 2117 Gretna, Neb. 2290

N. Y. , Foster County Spec. School Dist. Grosswell High School Dist., Mich.1954

Mass. 895 Fort Worth Ind. School Dist., Tex., Gietna, Va. 1954Eastchester School Dist. No. 1, 714, 1080 Greybull. Wyo. 2290

Eastchester, N. Y. 1953, 2116 No. 1, N. Dak. 1954 Groton Ind. School Dist., S. Dak.,

East Cleveland City School Dist. Franklin, Ind. ...530, 1080, 1261, 1778 Guadalupe County, Tex. 714, 896East Chicago, Ind. 357, 530 Frankfort, N. Y. 1261

714Ohio

Franklin, N. H. 714 Gnilford. Conn. 714, 10801261 Franklin, La. 714 Guernsey County, Ohio

358

Franklin County, Fla 357, 2290 Gulfport, Miss. 181, 358Franklin. Ohio 181 Guilford County, N. C.

531Franklin County, Iowa 2117 Guthrie, Iowa 714Franklin County, Ohio, 357, 896, Guthrie, N. Y. 1608

1080, 1954. 2290 Guthrie Okla 1261, 1778, 2290Franklin County School Dist. No. Guttenberg, Iowa 1778

20, Kan. 181Franklin Township, Ind. Fredericton. N. B.

1261 T_T acltelc,:tnl oatct,n7 N ..J 358N.

.4. 358.902,

a1960 I I

FreAom, Pa. 2117 Hagerman, N. IVIex. 2290Fitcdom Township School Dist., Hagerstown Md. 358Pa. 530, 1608, 1778 Halifax, N. S. 1960, 2124

Freeport, Ill. 181 Hall County, Ga. 1261, 1608Fremont, Mich. 1261 Hallettsville. Tex. 1261Fi en.ont, Neb. 1427, 2117 Hamburg, Ark.

Fresno (City and County). Calif.. 181 Hamden, Conn.

1262Fremont School Dist., Ohio 2290 Hamburg, N. Y. 1954

Frostburg, Md. loan Hamilton, Ohio 357 Hamilton, Ont. 902. 1960

1427896, 1080, 1603

Fresno County, Calif.

Fulton, Mo. 530 Hamilton County, Ohio.... 531. 714.Fulton. N. Y. 1427, 2117 896, 1261. 1608Fulton County, Oa 1954, 2290 Hammond, La. Fulton County, N. Y 181, 357, 896 Hampden County, Mass. ....2117, 2290

Hampton, N. II. 181Hampton S C. 714Hamtramck School Dist., Miss 896Hanceville, Ala. 1427

Gallatin County, Ill. 1778 Hancock County, Ohio... .531. 896, 2290Gallatin County Mont.896, 1261 Hancock Place School Dist., Mo 531Gs Ilia County Ohio Hanley Falls, Minn. 358, 2290 358Gallipolls, Ohio 530 1080 Hanover, Pa. 714Galveston, Tex. Hanover School Dist., N. H. 358, 1261 '714Galveston County, Tex. 2117 Hardin Ill.

Hardw ick, Vt. 1778

Gambier School Dist., Ohio 181 358Gardner, Mass. 531, 1608 Hardwick School Dist., Vt. 714Garfield County Cons. School Dist. Harford County, Md.

358 Harper Kan Gary, Ind

1608No. 104 Wash, 2290 Harmony. Minn. 714, 2117

2288Gary. S. Dak 714 Harper County School Dist. No. 5, Gatesville. Tex. 530Genesee County, Mich.

1602Harrison, N. Y.

Gene.seo, III. 1954 Harrison Ohio 2117714

181, 1261

Geneva, N. Y. 1778, 1954, 222191 Harrison County, Iowa 714, 2Geneva-on-the-Lake, Ohio Harrison Township, Pa

1610187

Georgetown, Mass 181 Harris County, Tex. Harriston Ont.

1080, 1778Georgetown, Tex MI. 531, 1776 1960Georgetown County, S. C. 896 Hartford Conn 714Georgia, State of 1608 Hartfold. Wis.

HartaIrd City. Ind. 1954181

Gervais School Dist. No. 1, Ore. .1427Gilmer Tex 531, 1608 Hartington Neb 531Gilmore City Ind. School Dist., Hartwell Drain and Levve Dist.. Ill. 714Tex.714, 2117 Hastings Nob 26

Gilroy, Calif. 531 Hastings-on-Hudson. N. Y. 896, 119524

Girard. Ohio 358 Haverford Township, Pa. Haverhill, Mass.

2117Girard City School Dist., Ohio. 2117 358Gladewater School Dist., Tex 1778 Hawkins County. Tenn. 531Glencoe Minn Hawthorne, Calif. 531. 1081. 2113Glendale, Ohio

714, 896, 211358 HaYbrook School Dist. No. 56,

Glendale School Dist., Ohio.. .531, 714 Minn 358Glendale School Dist., Calif 1608 Hearne, Tex. 181, 714Glendive. Mont. 358 Heflin, Ala. 182Glen Rock, N. J. 1608, 1954 Heidelberg School Dist., Pa 1427Glens Falls, N. Y. 531 Helena. Okla. 714Glen Ullin, N. Dak.181 Hempstead Union Free School Dist Glenwood. Minn.

, 1778 oo No. 28 N Y 1778

Globe, Ariz. 2290

714, 1954 Henderson N C. '358 531Gloucester, Mass. _181. 358. 531, Henderson Ind. School Dist., Tex..

1608. 2118Gloucester County,

N. 331.954, 2117. 2290 1784 Henrico County Sanitary Dist. No.

Gloucester County, N. J. 1954 2, Va. 2290Gloucester Township, Ont. 186 Henrico County Sanitary Dist. No.Gloversville, N. Y. 358 3. Va

586, 1262, 2118, 2290

Golconda School Dist. No. 65, Ill.. 531 Henry County, Iowa 1954, 2118Golden Gate Bridge and Highway Henry County, Tenn. 358, 1262

Dist., Calif. ....181, 1427, 1698, 1778 Henry Hudson Parkway Authority,Goshen. Ind.531, 08 N. Y. 1427. 2290Gower Cons. School Dist., Mo.

.16181Herkimer County, N. Y 896

Grady County, Okla 1608 1608, 1778, 1954, 2118Graham County N C 1954 Hernando Miss 1778Graham Ind. School Dist., Tex.... 358 Herndon, Kan. 358, 2290Gianby. Mo.liespeler, Ont. 1784Grand County. Colo. 181, 1261, 1427

959 Hesston, Kan 358, 1262Grand Forks, N. Dak, 359 Hibbing, Minn. 531, 896Grand Haven, Mich. 531, 896, Hickory. N C. 714

Hicksville. Ohio Cob.

1080 2290 358. 1698 2118Grand Junction, Col 1261, 2117 Hidalgo County. Tex 181, 896, 1427Grand Rapids. Mich.. .1080, 1778 2290 Highland School Dist. No 15, 111...2118Grand Rapids School Dist. Mich 1261 Highland Park School Dist., Mich.2290

Highlands, N. C. 182Hillsboro Exempted School Dist ,Ohio 358

Hinsdale Water Dist., N. Y., 1262, 1915148Hire Township, Ill.

2

Hoboken, N. 3....I427, 1608, 1778,1954, 2290

Hocking County, Ohio 1954Hoffman, Minn. 182Holbrook, Ariz. 182Holcomb Cons. School Dist., Miss ,

1427, 2118Holland City School Dist., Mich 2118Holly Hill. S. C. 1954Holyoke, Colo. 1778. 2290FIcmewood. Ala.

2Hominy, Okla. 1608 221980 Hoosick Falls Union Free School

Dist. No. 1, N. Y. 182, 5Hop Bottom, Pa.

173781

Hope, Ind 53,Hopewell Rural School Dist., Miss 2290Hoquiam School Dist., Wash.

9Hornersville, Mo.

182, 11177775884Hornell, N. Y.

Hot Spring Valley Irr. Dist., Calif. .2118Hot Springs, Ark. 714Hot Springs, S. Dak. 531Hotilka Cons. School Dist., Miss 714Moulton, Me. Houma La.

e96

Houston. Mo. 531.2°51186houF t on,

Tex58. 714' 1427. 2290

Howard County, Iowa 1954, 2290Howard County, Md. 531Howard Flat Irr. Dist.. Wash 1608Howell-Marion School Dist., Mich 1608Hudson County, N. J. ...714. 1954 2290Ilhirhes County, S. Dak.

Mo 531

358, 2291

Humble, Tex.

Hull, Que. 1088Humansville School Dist.,

1262, 2291Huntington, Ind. 358

1261 Fur tingtcn. N. Y. 1427, 1608

East Cocalico Township SchoolDist.. Pa. 1777, 2289

East Conemaugh. Pa. 181East Colton Elementary SchoolDist , Calif. 2116

East Detroit, Mich. 11426East Grand Rapids, Mich. 1607East Hampton, N. Y. 2289Easthampton. Mass. 2289East Lake. Mich. 357

181357

181 nalena Park School Dist., Vex.. .21171607 lena School Dist., Ken... 714, 1951

720, 1083' Gallatin, Tenn. 1261, 1608

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Kewaunee County Joint School Dist.No. 1, Wis. 1081

Kiel, Wis. 532l'ildeer, N. Dak. 359Kilgore, Tex. 182, 897, 1779Kilmarnock, Va. 1955Kimball, Minn. 2113Kingsbury School Dist. No. 1,N. Y. 1779, 2118

Kingfisher School Dist., Okla.,715, 1262

Kingston, Ont. 1614'tinsley, Kan. 2118Kinsman Township Rural School

Dist., Ohio 1427, 1779Kirkland, New Hartford, Whites-town, Marshall, Westmoreland,Vernon and Paris Central SchoolDist. No. 1. N. Y. 897, 1262

Kirksville, Mo. 532Klamath Falls, Ore. 715Klickitat County School Dist. No

71, Wash. 359Knox, Ind. 359Knox County, Tenn. 715, 897,

1081, 1955Knoxville, Ill. 2291Knoxville, Tenn. 182, 359, 532Kokomo Line Cons. School Dist.,Miss. 1962

Kossuth County, Iowa 2118. 2291Kutzstown School Dist., Pa. 2118, 2291

Lachine, Que. 2299afayette, Ind. 1262, 1428

La Grange. Tex. 1955Laguna Beach, Calif. 532Lake Chelan Rec. Dist., Wash ,

1955, 2291Lake City, Minn. 2291Lake County, Ind. .359, 897, 1081,

1609, 2113Lake County, Ohio 1609, 1955Lrke County, S. Dak....359, 715. 1262Lake Geneva, Wis. 1955, 2291Lakeland, Fla. 1081Lake View. Iowa 359

183 Lakeview School Dist., Ga. 3591608, 1955 Lakewood, Ohio 1262

2118 La Mesa, Lemon Grove and Spring182 Valley Irr. Dist., Calif. 532

1955 Langtry School Dist., Tex. 359Lansing, Mich. 955, 2118La Forte, Ind. 2118. 2291

1427532, 1262

182 1081 1955

Johnstown, N. Y 359, 897, 1608, 2118Johnstown School Dist., Pa. 182Jones County, Iowa

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Huntington Township, Ind. 358Huntington Union Free School

Dist. No. 3, N. Y. 358, 531, 1954Huntington Woods, Mich 1262Hurlock, Md. 715Huron County, Ohio... .350. 1427, 1778Hustiford, Wis. 1262Hutchinson, Han. .531, 896, 1955, 2291

T da Grove, Iowa 715, 8961 claim State of...358, 1608, 1955, 2118Ideal School Dist. No. 10, N. Dak... 531Illinois, State of ....358, 715, 896, 1081Independence, Kan. 1081Indian Wells Valley Union School

Dist., Calif. 531Indiana, State of 1081Indiana County, Pa. 2118Indianapolis, Ind. 1955, 2118Indianapolis Sanitary Dist., Ind.,

531, 1608Indianapolis School City, Ind.. 896,

1262, 1608, 1955Indus. Cons. School Dist., Miss..531, 896Industry Township, Pa. 1608, 1955Inman, Kan. 359, 2118Interlaken, N. Y. 896International Falls, Minn 395, 715Icne, Wash. 359Ionia School Dist., Mich 1427, 1608Iowa, State of 2118, 2291Iowa City, Iowa 531Iowa Falls, Iowa 715Ipswich, Mass. 1955Iredell County, N. C. 1608Ircndale, Ala. 2291Ironton, Ohio 715Irondequoit, N. Y. 1608Iron River, Mich. 2118Irvington, N. J. 2291Irvington, N. Y 359, 715, 896Island County Cons. School Dist.

No. 201, Wash. 1608, 1955Island County Cons. School Dist.No. 202. Wash. 359

Iva, S. C. 1081

T ackson, Mich. ackson, Miss.

Jackson, Neb. Ji,rkson, Tenn. Jackson County. IowaJackson County School Dist. No. 94,Ore. 1955

Jackson School Dist., Ohio 1779Jackson Township Rural School

Dist., Ohio 1262Jackson Union School Dist.. Mich ,

359. 897, 1081Jacksonville, Fla. 532, 1427Jamestown. N. Y. 182, 1262Jamestown, N. Dak. 532Jamestown, B. I. 532, 1779Jamestown City School Dist., N. Y.I955Jasper, Ind. 359Jasper County, Iowa 1955Jay, Keene, Chesterfield, Wilming-

ton, Black Brook and FranklinCentral School Dist. No. 1, N. Y. 358

Jefferson, S. C. 1779Jefferson County, Ala. 1081Jefferson County, Iowa, 1955. 2118, 2291Jefferson County, Kan....897, 1081,

1427. 1779, 2118Jefferson County, Mont. 359Jefferson County, Ohio. 532, 897Jefferson County. Tex 182, 1262Jefferson County School Dist No.20, Wash. 1608, 2291

Jefferson County School Dist. No.43, Wash 532. 1262

Jefferson County Union High SchoolDist. No. 1, Wash. 359

Jefferson School Dist., Mo 715, 897Jefferson Township, Ind. 359Jefferson Township Rural School

Dist., Ohio 2118Jeffersonville School Township,Ind.

Jersey City. N. J. Johnson, Vt. Johnson County, IowaJohnson Counts, Kan

Junction City, Ky.Juneau, Alaska 2118Juneau School Dist., Wis 1608,

1779, 2291

Li• ahoka, Mo. 532, 1262.1%-alamazoo, Mich. 1609, 1779Kalispell High School Dist., Mont.,

1081. 1427, 1955Kalispell School Dist., Mont 1262Kansas City, Kan. 1609. 2118Kansas City, 1110 532, 1262,

1427, 2118, 2291Kansas, State of 1262, 1609Karnes County Common School

Dist. No. 2, Tex. 359Kaukauna. Wis. 1955. 2291Kaw Valley Drainage Dist., Kan.,

715, 897Kearney School Dist.. Neb 1262, 1609Keane, N. H 359, .32, 715, 2113Kelloggsville Frac. School Dist. No.

8. Mich. 182Kemp Ind. School Dist., Tex 532Kemp Public School Dist. No. 10,Okla. 715. 1262

Kendall, Wis 1608Kenesaw, Neb. 532, 715Kennedy Township School Dist.,Pa. 532, 229,

Kennet Square, Pa. 1081Kennett. Mo 897Kennewick School Dist., Wash.....1955Kenosha, Wis. 182Kenosha County, Wis 359, 715, 897Kent, Ohio 715, 1081, 1427, 1609Kent Countq, N. B. 1614Ker.tcn, Ohio 2119Kenton Union School Dist., Ohio 182Kentucky, State of 1081Keckuk County. Iowa. .1955, 2118, 2291Kern County, Calif. 532Kerrville. Tex. 715, 1031, 1608

1955: 2118Joplin. Mo. 359, 1427 1081

2118897

715, 2119 2293 1609, 2292 715, 1609

1955160914285321828971609532

1779, 2119 1955Ark 1262

1955 1081, 1955

Dist , Tex.,359, 715

2292Lehighton, Pa. 532Lenoir, N. C. 182Leonard, Tex. 1262Lewis County. Wash. 359. 1955Lewis and Clark Counties SchoolDist No. 1, Mont. 359

Lewisburg, W. Va. 182Lexington, Ky. 182, 359. 715,

1262, 2292Lexington, Mass. 1428, 2292Lexington School Dist., Ky. 715, 1081Libby. Mont. 532, 1262Liberal, Mo. 182Liberty, KY. 182Lidgerwood, N. Dak. 2119Lilly School Dist., Pa. 715, 1609Lima, Ohio. .182, 359, 897, 1779, 1955Lincoln, Neb 1428. 2119, 2292Lincoln County Ind. School Dist.No. 42, Idaho 1779, 2993

Linn, Kan. 532Linn County School Dist. No. 103,Han. 897

Linn County Union High SchoolDist., Ore. 1955

Linn County Union High SchoolDist. No 6, Ore. 716, 1262

Linton, Ind. 532Little Silver School Dist., N. J 715Littleton, N. If. 359Littleton, W. Va. 1655Lockport, N. Y. 182Lodgepnle, Neb. 359, 897Lodi. Ohio 715Logan, Kan. 182Logan, Ohio 1955Logan County. Ohio ....532, 1609, 2119Lomax Township, Ill 1428. 1779Long Beach, Calif 359. 715, 897Long Beach, N. Y. 1779. 1955Long Beach School Dist., Calif.182, 359Longmeadow, Mass. 2119Loogootee, Ind. 1081, 1779Lorain, Ohio ..........359, 1609. 1955Lorain County. Ohio... 359. 1955. 2119Los Angeles, Calif. .532, 715, 1081,

1262, 2119Los Angeles City School Dist.,

Calif. 897Los Angeles County, Calif 532, 897Los Angeles County School Dicta..

Calif. 182, 532, 1428Los Angeles Metropolitan Water

Dist.. Calif. 532Los Angeles School Dist.. Calif

1428, 2119, 2292Los Fresno Ind. School Dist , Tea. .1262Louisiana, State of ...1081, 1779, 2992Louisiana, Mo. 1955Louisiana School Dist., Mo... .2119, 2292

Larimore Spec, School Dist., N.Dak. 897, 2291

Larkins Creek Dr. Dist., Ark 1609Latham Water Dist., N. Y., 1779, 2118Laurel, Dell. Laurel, Miss. Laurel, Mont. Lawrence, Kan Lawrence, Tenn Lawrence County, OhioLawrence County, Pa.Lawrence County, Tenn. Lawrenceburg, Ind. Lawton, Mich. Layton, Utah Lebanon, Ind. Lebanon, Mo. Lebanon, Ohio 1081, 1262,L.banon School Dist., Pa. Lee County, IowaLee County, N. C.Lee-Phillips Dr. Dist.,Lees Summit, Mo. Leesville, La. Lefors Ind. School

Lehigh County, Pa.

McEwen, TennMcKeesport. Pa. ..1082, 1609, 2292McLean, Ill. 715McPherEcn, Han... .532, 715. 1262. 2119McPherson School Dist., Kan., 716,

887. 21412198Mabton, WashMackinaw Township, Ill. 1779Macomb County, Mich. 1428,Macon, Ga. 716, 14281Macon III. 7113Macon County Cons. School Dist 1No. 4, Mo. 532

Madison, Neb.

Madison, S. Dak... .182, 716, 1082, 21672901962 ,Madison N C.

Madison County, Ind. 5321Madison County, Ohio

8Madison County, Tenn. 281197Madison County School Dist. No. 15,

Ill. 280. 532Madison Metropolitan Sewerage

Dist., Wis. 1082Madison Township, Ind. 182Magic City Cons. School Dist. No 32 Tex 1779

Mahriska County, Iowa 1955. 2119Mahnomen County Ind. School Dist.No 2 Minn.

1778Mahoning County, Ohio. _1082. 1263. 1609, 1779

Mahrning Valley Sanitary Dist ,Ohio 1429

Malden School Dist. No. 170, Wash. 182Malta-McConncilsville School Dist ,Ohio 532

Mamaroneck, N. Y. 1263, 1609,

Mamon, La. 1779, 1955. 2119. 2481897

Manchester, Mars.

1

Manchester, N. H. 1261Manchester, Tenn. 182'Manchester School Dist., Mich. 1809Mandeville, La. 1955Manistee School Dist., Mich

2'Manistique, Mich. 35630 Manitoba, Province of

11967196:Mansfield, Conn.

Mullion, Colo.

Mansfield, Mass. Mansfield, Ohio 2119Marstleld Union High School

Dist., Wash. 316, 897Manic Falls Tinier. High SchoolDist. No. 401, Wash. 2119

Maplewood Township, N. J...183, Montgomery County, Iowa ... 2120, 2293

Marathon County, Wis 2119, 2292 Montgomery County, Md. 1082

Marblehead. Mass. 1609, 1779 Montgomery County. Ohio. .361. 533,

2292Maricopa County, Ariz. 1955Marietta. Ohio Marine, III.

183, 1428, 1955360

Marine Parkway Authority, N. Y ,1082, 2292

Marion, Iowa 1955Marion, Ind. 183Marion, Ohio

, 1779, 21191082

83Marlon County, Ind.

°Marion County. Ohio. ..360, 16019. 137679 Marion County School Dist. No.24. Ore. 714. 2119

Marion County School Dist. No. 111,III.

1886Marion County Union High School Dist. No. I, Ore. 360

Marion Junction, S. Dak. 360Marion School City, Ind. 718Marlboro. Mass. 183Marlow Cons. Local Tax School

Dist., Ga.

1955Msrshall County, Iowa • 832. 897. 1428. 1955, 2119

Marshall. Marshall County, Ind.. 1779Marshall County Cons. School Dist.No. 35, Minn. 183

Marshall School Dist., Mo. 1609Marshalltown, Iowa ...1428, 1609, 1780Martin Ky.

Maryland. State of 533, 1082, 112989.1Martinsville, W. Va.

6837Mason City Ind. School Dist ,Iowa 1428. 1609

Mason City School Dist. No. 169.Neb. 360

Mason County, Wash... 897. 1082 1263Massachusetts, State of ..360, 512,

7106.8o87, 1428, 1609, 1780, 1955

Massillon, hi Matador, Tex. 898Matoaka. W. Va. 718Mauch Chunk, Pa. 533Maui County. Hawaii Maybee School Dist., Mich.

533 1862

Maynard Cons. School Dist., Minn ,1956, 22

Mayville. N. Dak. 79162

Maywood, Ill. 898Max. N. Oak 360, 1263Meadville, Pa. 2119, 2292

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Dist., Pa. 1779Lower Yoder Township School Dist ,Pa. 532

Lubbock, Tex. 182Lucas County, Iowa 2119Lucas County, Ohio. 182. 360, 897,

1262, 1428, 1609, 1779Lucedale Spec. Cons. School Dist.,

Miss. 1955Ludlow, Vt. 182Lucerne County, Pa 1955, 2119Lynbrook, N. Y. 182, 1082Lynchburg, Va. 1428, 1770Lynn, Mass. 2119Lyon County, Minn. 1082

ltiTcAllm, Tex. 897McArthur, Ohio 532, 897McCarthy School Dist., Mich 1262McConnellsburg School Dist., Pa ,

897, 1609McCook, Neb. 182, 897 1262McCook County, S. Dak 360,

1779, 2119McDowell County, N. C 182, 2292

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1428, 1609, 1780Mecosta County, Mich 1263, 1956Medford, Mass. 1780, 1956Medford. Ore. 183Meigs County, Ohio 1780Memphis, Tenn., 183, 360, 533, 716,

1780, 2119Memphis School Dist., Tenn. .183, 360Menomenee Falls, Wis. 1263Mena Paving Impt. Dist. No. 7,Ark. 1263

Menominee County, Mich. 1610Mercer County, N. J. 1263, 2119Mercer County, Pa. 183Meridian, Tex. 360Meriden. Conn. 1956, 2119Meriwether County, Ga. 716Merrill Ore. 1780Merrimack County, N. H. ...1263,

1428, 1780, 2292Merriman, Neb. 1780Methuen, Mass. 1610Metropolitan Water Dist., Calif ,

183, 716Mexico, Mo. 360Miami, Fla. 716, 1082, 1428Miami Beach School Dist., Fla....2119Miamisburg, Ohio 533, 1428, 2292Michigan State of 360, 1263Michigan City, Ind. 2119Middleburg Heights, Ohio _1263, 1780Middlesboro, Ky. 1955Midlothian Tex. 716. 2292Milbank, S. Dak...716, 1082, 1263,

1610, 1780Mill Township, Ind. 1263Millburn Township, N. J 1956, 2292Mille Lacs County, Minn. 1610Mills County, Iowa . ,

1956, 2292Minor, N. Dak. 716Milton, Mass 2119Milton School Dist., Ill. 1263Milwaukee, Wis. 183, 1082Milwaukee County, Wis 1263Milwaukee County MetropolitanSewer Dist., Wis. 183

Milwaukle, Ore. 1428Mineola, N. Y. 1082. 1263Minneapolis, Minn. ...183. 533 716,

1428, 1956, 2120Minnesota. State of 1092, 1780Mississippi, State of ....HO 1428. 2120Missouri, State of.. .360, 898, 1082,

1428, 1610. 1780, 1956Mitchell, Iowa 1428, 1610Mitchell. S. Oak.... 360, 716, 1610. 1956Moab, Utah 533Moab School Dist., Utah 1610Moberly, Mo. 533, 1610, 2293Mobridge, S. Dak. 360Modale. Iowa 716Modale Cons. School Dist., Iowa

898. 1610Mocloc, Ind. 1263Moffat Tunnel Dist., Colo. 183Mogadore Village School Dist ,Ohio 2293

Mohall, N. Dak. 1082Monaca School Dist., Pa. 716Monahans, Tex. 183Moncton N B 1088, 1266, 1784Monett, Mo. 898, 1428Monmouth County, N J 1780, 2120Monona County, Iowa 2120Monroe Mich 360Monroe County, Iowa 1956, 2/93Monroe County, Mich. 2120Mcnroc County, N. Y....533, 1428,

1610, 1780, 1958Monroe County. Ohio 380Monroeville Mich. 2120Montana State of 1610Montclair, N. J. 360, 1082Montgomery, Pa. 2120 2791

.. 898, 1082, 1263, 1498, 2993Mcnticello, Ark. 1780, 1956Monticello Spec. Cons. School Dist..Miss. 2293

Montreal, Que. 1784Montreal Catholic School Commis-sion Qua. 1266, 1432. 1614

Montreal Metropolitan Commission,Que. 720

Montrose, Calif. 898Montvale, N. J.

78Moorfield. W. Va.

10361:1Moorhead, Minn. Moorhead Spec. Cons. School Dist ,Minn. 1810

Moran, Tex.

Morgan County School Dist., Utah. 381Moreau, N. Y.

1Morganfield. N. Y. 1956Morgan Hill, Calif.

Morhead City, N. C.

533, 1366101

183Morganville. Han.

Morrill. Neb. 1985363Morrilton. Ark.

Morris, Minn. 193 533Morris Plains, N. J. 533Morris School Dist. No. I, Minn.,

1610, 1791Morristown, Ind. Morristown. N. J...898, 1083. 1263

oo 2111644122210808

Morton School Dist., Pa. 1780Moscow, Mahn Moss Point Miss Mountain Home, Idaho 533, 8613Mountain Iron, Minn. 898Mountain View School Dist., Calif ,

1780, 2991Mount Ida. Idaho 1610Mount Lebanon Township. Pa. 56a1.0.58,1,27,3

Mount Pleasant, N Y. 1263 1738601Mount Pleasant, Tex

Mount Pleasant Township SchoolDist.. Pa. 2120, 2293

Mount Sterling,

11093Mount Vernon, N. Y. 1610, 1956

31Mount Sterling, Ohio Mount Vernon, Ga.

Mount Vernon. Wash. 161°Moltnomah County Dr. Dist. No. 1,

Ore. 898, 1083, 1956

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BOND ISSUES (Continued) Page BOND ISSUES (Continued) Page BOND ISSUES (Continued) Page BOND ISSUES (Continued) PageMulcshoe, Tex. 361 Oceans County Mich. 717, 1429Multnomah County School Dist. Oceanside, Calif. 533

Plymouth County, Mass. 1084asPocahont, Iowa

1612

Rocky River City School Dist.,Ohio 2295

No. 1, Ore. 1083, 1263, 1610 Ochelata. Okla. 184 Pocatello, Idaho 534 Rogers County Ind. School Dist.Muncie, Ind, 361, 533, 1083, 1610 Oconte, Wis. 361, 898 Poinsett County School Dist. No. 9, No. 27, Okla. 1085Munday School Dist., Tex. 361 Odessa School Dist., Del. 1781 Ark. 1264 Roma School Dist. No. 2, Tex. .... 185Murray City, Ohio 2293 Ogden, Utah 1781, 2294 Point Pleasant, W. Va. 534 Rome, Ga. 718, 1085Muscatine, Iowa 361 Ogdensburg, N. Y. 1084, 1264 Polk, Neb. 534 Rome, N. Y. 185, 363, 2295Muscatine County, Iowa 533 Ohio, State of 1264, 1429, 2121 Polk County, Iowa 1430, 2121 Rome Township School Dist., Ohio.1782Muskingum County, 01110.361, 898, 1610 Okanogan, Wash, 533 Polk County, Minn. 1612 Roodhouse, Ill, 1612Muskogee, Okla. ....183, 361, 898,

1263, 1429Musselshell County, Mont. 1956

Okanogan County School Dist. No.49, Wash. 184

Oklahoma City, Okla. 717, 898

Pomeroy School Dist., Iowa... 1264, 1781Pomeroy School Dist., Wash. 1781Ponca City, Okla 1612, 1958, 2294

Roscommon, Mich. 1958Rosebud County School Dist. No. 26,

Mutual. Okla. 1263, 1780Myerstown, Pa. 2120

Oklahoma County, Okla. 3E1, 717, 898Oklahoma, State of 1Okoboji. Iowa 1611, 2294

Pondera County School Dist. No. 19, -Mont..,Ponders County, Mont. 2121

Roseburg, Ore. 2295Roselle. N. J. 534Roseville, Calif. 2295

Mathes. Wash. 533, 2120 Olathe, Kan. 2121 Pontiac, Mich. 184, 362, 1084 Ross County, Ohio 2121, 229511 achcs-Selah Irrigation Dist., Old Lyme, Conn. 1957 Poplar, Wis. 184 Routt County School Dists., Cob.. 1782Wash. 183 Olean, N. Y. 184, 1084 Portage County, Ohio 718 Round Rock Tex 534

Nahant, Mass. 2293 Olive Hill. Ky. 1084 Port Chester, N. Y. 2291 Rowelsburg, W. Va. 1612Nampa and Meridian Irr. Dist., Omaha, Neb. 717, 1084 Porter, Ind. 362 Royal Iowa Idaho 1429 Omro School Dist., Wis. 1781 Porter County, Ind. 212i Royal Oak, Mich. 363, 535, 1430

Naples School Dist., N. Y. 1956 Oneida, N. Y. 2121, 2294 Porter Township, Pa. 1781 Royal Oak School Dist., Mich. ...1430Nashua, N. H. 361, 1263 Oneida County, N. Y 899, 1084, Port Hope, Mich. 899 Rural Valley, Pa. 185Nashville, Tenn 1781. 1956. 2120 1611, 1957 Port Jervis, N. Y. 1084, 1261 Rush County, Ind, 718, 899Nassau County, N. Y. ...898, 1611,

1780, 1956(Meonta. N. Y. 1781Onondaga County, N. Y. 184, 2294

Portland, Me. 362, 534, 718, 1084Portland, Ore. 1781

Rushford School Dist., Minn. ....1612Russell, Ky. 718

Natick, Mass. 361 Ontario, Calif. 717 Port Lavaca, Tex. 718 Rutherford County. N. C. 899National City, Calif. ... ..... 1083, 1611 Ontario, Ore. 184 2294 Portsmouth, N. H. 362, 713 Rutland Ind. School Dist., Iowa....1265Naugatuck. Conn. 1956Navasota, Tex. 898

Ontario, Province of ....366. 536,902, 1432, 1784, 1960, 2124

Portsmouth, Ohio. .534, 1084, 1430, 2121Poteet, Tex. 718St Albans, Vt. 1958

Nebo School Dist., Utah 533, 2120 Orange, Vt 2294 Pottawatomie County, Okla... 718, t. Anthony School Dist., Idaho.. 535Needham, Mass. 898, 2120. 2293 Orange County, Calif. 361 899, 1612, 1958, 219121 St Clair County, Mich. 1958Nehawka, Neb. 361 Orange School Dist., Ohio 184 Pottawattamie County, Iowa

58 St. Clair County, Mo. 1265

Neodesha. Kan. 183 Orange Village School Dist., Ohio, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. 1084, 1430, St Cloud, Fla. 1958Nenaho, Mo. 361 717, 1264 1958, 2121, 2294 St. Edward, Neb 2295Neshkoro, Wis. 898 Orangeburg County, S. C. 1611 Pculsbo, Wash. 718 St. Edward School Dist. 2121Newark, N. J. 361, 1429, 1781 Orangeville, Utah 717 Piescott, Ariz. 362 St. Francis Levee Dist Ark 535New Bedford, Mass. .... ..... 716, 1263 Oregon, State of ....533, 717, 1429, Preston, Minn. 184 St. Francis School Dist., Kan 718Newberg. Ore. 183, 1611 1611, 1781, 1957 Price County Wiz 1084. 1264 St. Honore De Chicoutimi, Que... 186New Braunfels, Tex. 2293 Orleans County, N. Y. 1084, 1264 Prince Georges County, Md 362, 899 St Johns, Que. 1960New Bremen, Ohio 2120, 2293 Orono. Mo. 1611 Princess Anne, Md. 534, 1264, 1781 St. Johnsbury, Vt, 1612New Britain, Conn. 183 Orono Township School Dist Iowa. 362 Princeton School Dist., N. 3..1984, 1781 St. Joseph County, Ind. 1782New Brunswick, Province of. .366,

902, 1960Orrville, Ohio 362, 534, 2294Osage City, Kan. 1781

Prosperity, S. C. 2294Providence, R. I. ...899, 1084, 1264,

St. Louis, Mo,.. 185, 363, 535, 1430. 1782St. Louis County, Minn., .363. 899,

New Brunswick, N. J. 1263 Osakis. Minn. 534 1430, 2294 1265. 1430, 1431New Canaan. Conn. 1611 Oskaloosa, Iowa 534, 717, 1429 Public Works Administration 2294 St. Louis County Ind. School Dist.,New Castle. N. Y. 361, 716 Oswego, M. 184 Pukwana, S. Dak. 718 Minn 1782. 2121Newcastle, Tex. 1781 Oswego, N. Y. 1429. 1611. 2294 Pulaski, N. Y. 1781 St. Louis County Cons. SchoolNew Cherokee School Dist., Iowa,

716, 1083Oswego. Ore. 1781Otero County, Colo. .. ... 1429

Pullman, Wash. 2121Putnam County, Ohio ...184, 899,

Dist. No. 1, Mo. 718St. Louis County School Dist., Mo, 718

Newcomerstown. Ohio 1781New Concord, Ohio 716

Otsego County, N. Y....362, 1084, 1611Ottawa, Ont. .. ...... 1784, 1960. 2124

1781, 2121 St. Mary School Dist. "M," Mo.,1612, 1958

New Effington Ind. School Dist., Ottawa County, Mich. 1957 Que. 1432

St. Marys, Pa. S. Dak. 1083. 1611 Ottawa County School Dist. No. 26, Quebec,

uebec, Province of ..1088. 1784, St. Paul, Minn 185, 535, '718,Newfoundland, Gov. of. .186, 902, 1432 Okla. 181 1960, 2124, 2298 1085, 1430, 1782New Galilee School Dist., Pa.. 1957. 2120 Ottawa Hills, Ohio 2121, 2294 Queens County, N. B. 1960 Sabetha, Kan. 185New Hampshire, State of ...... 898,

1083, 1263Ottumwa, Iowa 717Oxford, N. C. 1429. 1611

Quincy, Mass. 362. 514, 1264,1958, 2121, 2295

Sacramento, Calif. 718Sacred Heart, Minn. 1085, 1265

New Haven, Conn. .183, 1083, 1957, 2293 Oxford, Ohio 362. 717, 2121 Quintet*, Kan. 718 Safford, Ariz. 185, 1685New Haven County, Conn. 183 Quitman, Miss. 1612 Saginaw, Mich. 2121New Jersey, State of. .183. 361. 533,

1083, 1264, 1429, 2120, 2293New Kensington School Dist.. Pa.,

acific School Dist. Mo. 1957age County, Iowa 2121, 2294

Pair ted Post. N. Y. 1957 Ft=fetCi school rg: =a,2295

Salem, Mass, 1265, 1431, 1958, 2295Salem, Ore. 1612, 1958Salem, S. flak. 185

183, 533, 716, 1264, 1429 Palmyra School Dist., Neb. 1264 899, 1265 Salem, Township School Dist., Pa.. 1612New London. Conn. 18:', Pamilco School Dist., N. C. 1264 Radnor Township School Dist., Pa..1085 Salt Lake City, Utah.... 899, 1431, 1782Newman, Ill. 1611 Park County School Dist. No. 1, Rake Ind. School Dist., Iowa ..184, 1958 Salt Lake City School Dist., Utah. 899New Mexico, State of. .1264, 1957, 2120 Wyo. 534, 1264 Ramona, S. Dak. 184 Salt Lake County, Utah 535New Orleans. La. 183. 1781, 2120 Purl, County School Dist. No. 3. Ramsey, III. 1265 San Antonio, Tex. 1085New Philadelphia, Ohio. .361, 1957, 2120 Colo. 2294 Ramsey County, Minn.. .899, 1265, 1782 Bar Antonio Inst. School Dist.,New Philadelyhia City School Dist., Parker, S Dak. 362, 1611 Radleman, N. C. 184 Tex. 185, 1782, 1958Ohio 361 Parker water end Sewer Sub-Dist., Randolph County, N. C. 2121 San Bernardino, Calif. 899

Newport, R. I. 361, 533, 1083,1264, 1429, 1611, 1957, 2293

S. C. 717Parsons, Tenn. 2294

Rapid City, S. Dak. 1612. 1958Raritan Township, N. .7. 362, 718

San Diego County, Calif. 1265Sanders County School Dist. No. 14,

Newport News, Va. ....361, 1957, 2120 Parsons, W. Va. 164 Raymond. Miss. 1782 Mont. 1085, 1782, 2121Newport School Dist., Ky. 1957 Pasadena, Calif. 1957 Reading, Pa. 184, 534, 1430, Sandstone, Minn. 363New Rochelle, N. Y. ....184, 1264,

1781. 1967, 2293Pasadena, Tex. 898Pasadena City School Dist.. Calif ,

1782. 2121Reading School Dist., Pa. 185,

Sandusky, Ohio 1431, 1782. 2122Sandusky County, Ohio...185. 718,

NPWSCM Lake Dr. Dist., Miss 1429 362, 534, 89 362, 534, 2121, 2295 1265, 2122Ni wton, Kan. 2293 Pascagoula, Miss. 89 Readsboro, Vt. 362 Sandy, Utah 718Newton, Mass. 184. 533. 898,

1429, 1611, 1957, 2120, 2293Passaic County, N. J. 184, 2121Passaic Township, N. J. 533

Reconstruction Finance Corpora-tion 362, 1265, 1430, 1782,

Sandy Lake, Pa, 718. 2122Sandy Union High School Dist.,

Newton Falls, Ohio 716, 1957 Pataskala, Ohio 362 1958, 2121, 2295 Ore. 1958New Westminster, B. C. 1432 Paterson, N. J. 1781, 1957, 2121 Roclan School Dist., Ga. 1085 San Francisco (City and County),New York. N. Y. ....184, 361, 533,

716. 717. 898, 1611, 1781, 1957, 2293Patriot and Posey Township Cons.School Dist., Ind. 1784

Red Bluff Water Control Dist.,Tex, 362, 899

Calif. ...185. 363. 535 718, 1090,1431, 1612. 1782, 1958, 2295

New York Mills, Minn. ...1611, 2293 Patton Township, Pa. 1611, 2294 Regina Sask. 90 San Jose, Calif. ...535, 899, 1431, 2295New York, State 06....361. 717, 898,

1083. 1429, 1781, 1957, 2120, 2293Paulding, Ohio 534Paw Paw, Mich. 534

Reidsville,' N. C. 185Rembrandt, Iowa 1085

San Juan Capistrano SanitaryDist., Calif. 535

Niagara Falls, N. Y. 361 Pawnee, Okla. 362, 534, 1084 Rensselaer, N. Y. 363, 2295 San Luis Obispo County WaterNiagara Falls, Ont. 720, 1432, 1960 Pawtucket. R. I. 363 Renwick Ind, School Dist.. Iowa, Works Dist. No. 3, Calif. ...535, 899Niangua Cons. School Dist. No. I, Peabody, Mass. 1084, 1611 363, 534, 1085 San Luis Valley Irr. Dist., Cob.. .2122Mo. 717 Pearisburg, Va. 362 Republic, Ohio 1782, 2121 Santa Ana Calif. 535

Nicollet County, Minn...533, 1083, 1264 Peekskill, N. Y. 1957, 2121, 2294 Reynoldsville, Pa.. 1085, 1732, 19511 Santa Clara County, Calif. 535Niles Center School Dist. No. 68, Peel County, Ont. 9008

.718,Rhinelander. Wis. 1612 Santa Paula, Calif. 535, 8419

Ill. 717 Pekin, Ill. 1957 Rickland County School Dist. No. Santa Rosa, Tex. 900Niles City School Dist., Ohio 2120 Pelham, N. Y. 1611 5. Mont. 514 Um Santa Rosa Ind. School Dist., Tex.. 900Niskayuna, N. Y. 361 Pembine School Dist. No. 1, Wis. .1611 Richland School Dist., Calif. 1612 Saranac Lake N Y 363Noble County, Ohio 717. 898,

1083, 1429Pembroke, N. H. 899Penn School Dist., Pa. 1430, 1957

.534.R i chl a rid Springs, Tex, 7111Richmond, Que. 90?

Saratoga County, N. Y. 900Saratoga Springs, N. Y. 363

Norfolk, Neb. 1781. 1957 Penn Township, Ind. 362 Richmond, R. I. 363 Sarcoxie, Mo. 185, 718Norfolk County, Mass. 717. 1083 Penn Van, N. Y. 1264, 1612 Richmond, Tex. 1205, 1958, 2295 Sardis. Miss. 718, 900. 1265Norman, Okla. 533, 717 Pennsylvania, State of. 184, 1084, Richmond, Va, 1783 Saskatchewan, Province of....720.Northampton, Mass. 898, 1781 1429, 1611, 1612, 1957, 2294 Richmond County, Ga 1430, 1782 1266, 1784Northampton, Pa. 533, 1611 1781 Peoria Heights, ill. 1612 Richmond County, N. C. 2131 Satgatuck, Mich. 1085North Bend, Ore. 1083, 1429North Bergen Township. N. J..361,

Perry, Ill. 1781Perkasie, Pa. 1612

Richmond School Dist Mich 1958Richmond, Lenox and Caseo Free

Sault Ste. Marie. Mich. 1612Savannah Spec. Cons. High School

898, 1781 Perry County Levee Dist. No. 2. School Dist. No, 13, Mich. 2121 Dist., Miss. 1613North Branch School Dist., N. J... 717 Mo. 1264 Ridge Farm, Ill. 1085 So vonburg. Kan. 1265Northbridge. Mass. 1781 Peru, Ind. 899 R id gwa y. Pa. 2295 Sayre, Okla. 2295North Carolina. State of ... 184, 633,

1264, 1929. 1781, 1957, 2120Peru, Neb. 1264Petersburg. Va. 1957

Ringgold, Ga. 1783Rio Grande County, Colo 899, 1783

Scarborough Township, Ont. 720Scarsdale, N. Y. 1958

North Coventry Township School Petrolia Ind. School Dist., Tex.... 362 Ripon, Wis. -10,Schenectady, N. Y...718. 900, 1613Dist., Pa. 2/94 Philadelphia, Pa. ..184. 362. 534, Rising City, Neb. 718, 161/ 1782, 1958 2122

North Dakota. State of 1781, 2294 899, 1084, 1264, 1612, 2121 Ritencur Cons. School Dist.. Mu 185 Schenectady County, N. Y 185North Elba Central School Dist. Philip, S. flak. 534 1084

..Rittman, Ohio 185, 1612, 2295 900, 1045

No. 2, N. Y. 2293 Phillips County, Tex 899 Riverton N. J. 101 Schroon, N. Y. 185, 718Northfield Minn. 1264, 1781 Phoenix, Ariz. 362, 534, 717 Riviera Du Loop, Que. 1266 Schuyler County. N. Y. 900North Haven. Me. 1084 Phoenix. N. Y. 899 Roanoke Rapids, N. C. 1430 Schuylkill County. Pa. 1458North Hempstead, N. Y. 184, 1611 Pierce County, Wash. 1957 Roberts County, Tex. 718 Scioto County, Ohio 1613, 2122North Hempstead Union Free Pierce County School Dist. No. 319, Roby, Tex. 363 Scituate, Mass. 185School Dist. No. 1, N Y. 533 Wash. 1084. 1781 Roca, Neb. 185 Scott County, Ark. 363, 718

North Irwin, Pa. 1781, 2121 Piermont, N. Y. 899 Rochester, N. H. 718 Scott County, Iowa 1958North Irwin School Dist., Pa 1611North Olmsted, Ohio 2294

Pike County, Ohio 1781Pike Township, Pa. 1781

Rochester, N. Y. ....363, 534. 718,1085, 1612

Scott County School Dist, No. 9,III. 900

North Pelham. N. Y. 1781Nerth St. Paul, Minn. 533

Pine Bluff, Ark. 534, 1957Pioneer irrigation Dist., Idaho 184

Rochester, Pa, 1612, 1782Rochester Township School Dist.,

.Scott Township School Dist., Pa.,

363, 1085North Sydney, N. S. 902North Vernon. Ind. 717, 1611

Pima, Ohio 1430, 1612, 1957, 2294Pittsboro. Ind. 2294

Pa. 13450Rochester School Dist.. Pa. 1782

ScottMluff, Neb. 515Scoitsburg. Ind. 535

Norwalk School Dist., Calif. 1781Norwich N. Y. 898

Pittsburgh, Pa. ....184, 717, 1012,1957, 2294

Rochester School Dist. No. 310.W ash. 14,a

Scribner, Neb, 363Searcy, Ark. 185

Norwood, Ohio 1084, 1611Nowatn, Okla. 898

Pittsfield. Mass. 717Plains, Mont. 1264, 2121

Rock Branch Township, Kan, 185Rockaway, N. J. 363

Seaside Heights, N. J. 185Seattle, Wash. 185. 363, 1085.

Nutley, N. J. 898, 1083, 1429 Plains Rural School Dist.. Ohio .1081 Park,Roclecliffe Ont. 1960 1613, 1958, 7/05Plainfield, N. J. 362, 1084. 1430 Rockingham County, N. H. 2295 Sedan Kan, 1613

O Bay, B. C. 366 Plainview Ind. School Dist. Tex... 809 Rockland-Westchester Causeway & Soda-wick County, Kan. 1782, 21/2A Bay District, B. C. 1784 Plainview Water Dist., N. Y. 1612 Tunnel Authority, N. Y. 1782 Seguin, Tex. 185

Oak Hill, Ohio 1611 Plandome. N. Y. 534, 800 Rockmart. Ga. 534, 1612 Selling. Okla, 1782Oakland County, Mich.... .1034. 1420 Plautheville, La. 1958 Rocknort Ind. School Dist., Tex. 145 Selbvville, Del. 1782 1784 Pleasant Grove School Dist. No. 16, Rockton Wis. 2121 Sellersville, Pa. ...718, 900. 1431. 2122

Oakwood. Ohio 184 Mo. 184 Rockville, Minn. 514 Seneca County, Ohio 185. 363.Oberlin, Ohio 2121 Pleasantville. N. J. 184 Rockwall, Tex. 534 718. 1619O'Brien County, Iowa 2121, 2294 Plymouth County, Iowa . 184 Rocky Point, N. C. 1612, 1958 Seneca Falls, N. Y. 719

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Wash. Skagway, AlaskaSkowhegan, Me.Sir ter. Mo.Slayton, Minn. 719, 1431Slidell Sewerage Dist. No. 1, La... 1783Smethport School Dist., Pa... 1613, 1783Smith Falls. Ont 1784, 2124Smithfield Ind. School Dist., TeX.. 1613Smithtown, N. Y. 1783Snohomish. Wash 535Snohomish County, Wash. ...719, 1613Sny Island Levee Dr. Dist., Ill 2122Snyder Township, Pa. 1613Somerset, Pa. 313Somerville, Mass. 719Sonora, Tex. 535Southampton, Ont. 1088Southampton Common School Dist No. 3 N. Y. 1613

South Bend, Wash. 1783, 2122South Carolina, State of 1086South Dakota, State of 719South Euclid, Ohio 1783Southern Pines, N. C. 364South Greensburg School Dist., Pa 185Southington, Conn. 14::,Southland Ind. School Dist., Tex 1265Southhold Union Free School DistNo. 4. N. Y. 1783, 2296

Southold Union Free School Dist.No. 9, N. Y. 535

South San Joaquin Irr. Dist., Calif 185South Williamsport, Pa. 1613Sparks Nev. 719, 1086Spearfish. S. Dak. ....1013, 1958, 2257Spencer, W. Va. 364Spencer, Wis. 1265, 1613Spencer Ind. School Dist., Iowa... 364Spiceland, Ind. 364Spiekard, Mo. 1086Spokane, Wash. 1086, 1783Spokane County, Wash. 364, 1086Spckane County School Dist No.01, Wash. 2122

Springboro. Pa. '719Springdale, Wash. 1959Springfield, Mass. 2296Springfield, Mo. 2122Springfield. Ohio 1783Spring Valley. 111. 1431Springville, Ala. 1086Stamford, Conn. 719Stanford, Tex. 900Sir nislr us County, '719Stanley, N. C. 719Stanton, N. C. 719Stanton County Rural High SetoolDig No. I, Kan. 1959

Staple, Minn. 185, 364Stark County. Ohio 2296Stark County School Dist. No. 1,No. Dak. 364

Starr county Water Control andImprovement Dist. No. 1, Tex 900

Stearns Graded School Dist., Ky 355Steelville, Mo. 1783Steer. Township. Ind. 1959Steubenville, Ohio 1086, 2296Stevensville. Mont. 1959Stockton, Calif. 535Stockton Port Dist.. Calif. 2293Stoke Township, Que. 902, 1614Stoneboro, Pa. 364, 2122Stoneboro School Dist., Pa. 719Storm Lake. Iowa '719, 900Stoughton, Wis. 1086Starsburg School Dist., Ohio 2122Stratford. Conn. 719Strengthford Cons. School Dist ,Mss. 364

Stringtown, Okla. 1959, 2296Strong, Kan. 1783, 2122Struthers, Ohio 719, 1431Sudan. Tex 185Suffern, N. Y. 1613Suffolk County, N. Y 364, 900,

1086, 2296Sulligent, Ala. 165Sullivan. Mo. 900Summerton, S. C. 2296

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Sevierville, Tenn. 1613, 1782Shamokin School Dist., Pa 1086, 2295Sharon, Pa. 1613, 1782, 2122Shawano, Wis. 363, 1265Shawnee, Okla. 1783Shawnee County, Kan. 535Shawnee County School Dist. No 35, Kan. 1613

Sheffield Lake School Dist., Ohio 900Shelby, Ohio 185, 1431Shelby County, Tenn. 900, 1086Shelby County, Tex. 1086, 1431Shelbyville, Ky. 2122Shelton, Wash. 363, 1431, 2122Sherburne Cen. Rural School Dist.No. 1, Pa. 719

Shidler, Okla. 1265Shorewood School Dist. No. 4, Wis ,

900, 1086Shoshone, Idaho 1958Shreveport, La. 1086, 1265, 1782Siloam Springs, Ark. 363Silsbee School Dist.. Tex. 363Silver Bow County School Dist. No

1, Mont. 185, 535, 1265Silverton. Colo. 1611Silvis, III. 185Sims Township, N. Dak...719, 900, 1613Sinton Ind. School Dist., Tex 363Sioux Center, Iowa 535Sioux City, Iowa 185, 719, 1613Sioux City Ind. School Dist., Iowa,

363, 719, 2295Sioux Falls, S. Dak. 363, 2121Skagit County School Dist. No 311,

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Calif.

BOND ISSUES (Continued) PageSummit, N. J., 364, 535, 901, 2122, 2295Summit County, Ohio ....185, 719,

900, 1086, 1431, 1959Superior, Wis.

6Swanton, Neb. 21126911633Swampscott. Mass.

Swarthmore School Dist., Pa 364Sweetwater School Dist., Tex. 1959Swift County, Minn. 1613, 1783Swissvale School Dist., Pa. 2122Sycamore, Ill. 1613Sykesville, Pa. 535Sylvania, Ohio 364Syracuse, N. Y 364, 535, 719 1265.,

1431, 1613, 1783, 1959, 2122, 2296

',acorns, Wash. aft, Calif.

186, 1086, 2122

Talladega, Ala. 535, 11626135

Talmadge School Dist. No. 91, Neb ,364, 1086

TPMEL School Dist., Iowa.. .1613, 2296Tampa, Fla. 1086Tarboro, N. C. 2296Tarentum, Pa. 364Taunton, Mass. 364, 535Taylor, Tex. 901Taylor County, Ga. 1086, 1431Taylor County, Wis, 1613Teaneck Township. N. J. 186, 535Tennessee, State of 364,59355Tennessee Valley Authority

22

Tensas Parish, La. 1613Terre Haute, Ind, 1086, 1265, 2296Terrell Tex 364Texas, State of 186, 364, 719, 901,

1086, 1265, 1431, 1783, 1959, 2122The Dalles Ore

6Thomasville. N. C. 171883 Thorsby, Ala. 719Three Forks, Mont, 1783, 2296Three Rivers, Que, 366

535719901535

Tipton County, Ind, 1613, 1783Tipton County. Tenn. 364Tiverton, R. /. 1959Toledo, Ohio 186, 364, 719, 901,

1086, 1613, 1959, 2122Toledo City School Dist., Ohio 1613Tomah Wis. 364, 1086Tomahawk, Wis. 364Toole County, Mont. .364, 535, 1086Toronto, Ohio 186. 364, 535Toronto Ont 902, 1060, 2298Toronto Township, Ont, 366

186Townsend, Mass. 364Trafalgar Township, Ont. ....536, 1266Traverse City, Mich. 719. 1959Travis County School Dist. No. 17,Tex. . 186

Trenton, Neb, 364Tr:borough Bridge Authority. N. Y ,

719, 1086, 2122Trinity, Tex Troy, N. Y. ...535, 901, 1087, 1431,1783

1613, 2296Trumansburg, N. Y. 1265, 1431Tri,mbull County, Ohio .719 901,

1613, 1959, 2127Truscott, Tex. 719Truxton, Cuyler, Homer. Solon andPreble Central School fist,,N. Y 186

Tryon Ga. 2296Tuckahoe, N Y. 364Tucson Ariz, 901, 1087Tullahoma, Tenn. 901, 2123Tulsa County, Okla, 364, 901Tulsa County School Dist. No 33,Okla

Turlock /rr. Dist., Calif. .. 5361087, 901

Turtle Creek School District,Pa

Tuscaloosa Ala. 1613

364, 536 1431Tuscarawas County, Ohio ..I087

1783, 1959, 2123Two Rivers, Wis.

nadilla, N. Y.

2296

186nadilla Central School

No 2, N. Y. Dist

719Union, Mo. 1959Union, Neb. 511Union County, Iowa 186Union County, N. C. 1959Union County, N. J. 536, 2296Union County, Ohio 1613Union County. Ore. 901, 1087Union Point, Ga. 2296Union Union Free School Dist. No,

1, N. Y. 1431United States Public Works Admin-

istration 364University Park, Tex. 719, 1266Upper Arlington, Ohio 186Upper Darby Township, Pa. 719Upper Darby Township SchoolDist., Pa, 1431

Upper Dublin Township SchoolDist., Pa. 1783

Upton, WYO. ....1432, 1959, 2123, 2296Tri bona. Ohio 1783Utah County, Utah 1266, 1959Utica, N. Y. 1432, 1613, 2123, 2297

Iralencia, Pa. 1087V aleria School Dist., Iowa ..186, 365Valle Vista School Dist., Calif.,

1959, 2297Valley City. N. Dak. 1266, 1432. 1783Valley County School Dist, No. 1,Mont. 366

Tidwoute School Dist., Pa. Tiffin, Ohio Tilton, Ill. Tipton, Ind.

Towanda P

BOND ISSUES (Continued) PageValley County School Dist. No. 21,Mont. 719, 1083

Valley Point Cons. School Dist.,Ga. 365, 719, /087, 1613

Van Buren, Ind, 186Van Buren County, Ark. 365Van Buren County, Iowa.. .1959, 2296Van Buren Township, Ind. 1265Van Buren Township Rural School

Dist., Ohio 2297Vance County, N. C. 2297Vancouver, Wash. 180Van Wert, Ohio 1813Van Wert County. Ohio rigVarysburg Water Dist., N. Y. 1087Vermillion, S. Dak. 719Vernon, N. Y. 1959Vernon School Township, Ind. 1613Verona N. J. 186Verona School Dist., Pa. .1432, 1959N'ersailles, Ohio 108:Victoria, B. C. 902Victoria, Kan 726Victoria, Tex. 365, 1432Vidor, Tex, 365Vienna, Ill. 1087Vincennes, Ind. .536, 901, 1432, 1613Vincennes School Township, Ind.,. 365Vincennes Township, Ind. 1703Vineland, N. J. 2297Vinton County, Ohio 901Virginia, State of 2123Virginia, Minn. 2297

Wabash County, Ind. 186VV abasha, Minn. '720, 1087, 1613Wadsworth, Ohio 1432Wahoo, Neb. 2297Walbridge, Ohio 1909Walden N. Y. 720Waldwick School Dist., N. J., 536, 719Walhonding Rural School Dist Ohio 2297

Walker County, Ala. 719Walker County, Tex. 53CWalkerville, Ont. '720Wallingford, Conn, 1266Walnut Cons, School Dist.. Miss 186Walnut Grove Township, Ill, 1266Walnutport, Pa, 2123Waltham, Mass. 265, 720, 901,

1087, 1432, 1613, 1783Walton County, Ga. 16P!Wampsville, N, Y 1959, 2123Wapello County. Ia. 1783, 2123Ward County, S. Dak. 1783Ward County School Dist. No. 144,

IS. Dak. 186Ware, Mass. 143::Warren Cons, Ex. School Dist ,Ohio 186

Warren County, Iowa 2123Warren County, Ohio 365, 901Warrenton, Ga. 901Warsaw, Ky, 1614Wartrace. Tenn, 365Washburn, Wis, 2297Washington, State of....1266, 1614,

1959. 2297Washington, Kan, 720. 2123Washington, Ohio 1432, 1614Washington City School Dist , Pa.,

536, 1087Washington County, Iowa ....2129.

2123, 2297Washington County, Ind. 186Washington County, Miss. 1614Washington County, Ohio 720,

901, 1087, 1266Wasl'ington County School Dist.No. 36, Kan. 536

Washington Rural School Dist ,Ohio 186

Washington Suburban SanitaryDist., Md. 1614, 1783, 2297

Washington Township, Ind. .365,1266, 1959

Washington Township School Dist.,Pa. 720

Waschtenaw County, Mich. 365Waterbury, Conn. 901. 1087Waterford, N. Y. 1265, 1614.

1959, 2297Waterloo, Ala. 1959, 2297Waterloo. Iowa 186Watertown, Minn. 536, 1087Watertown, S. Dak. 1614Waterville, Ohio 1614Watervliet, N. Y. 186, 365Waukegan Township High School

Dist., Ill. 1432Wsveland, Miss. 1087Waverly, Tenn. Waverly Dr. Dist., Calif. 1959Waverly Drainage District. No, 1,Colo. 2297

Wayne County, Iowa 1959. 2297Wayne County, Mich. 2297Wayne County Cons. School Dist ,No. 3, Mo. 720

Wayne Township, Ind. 2123Waynesburg, Ohio 2123Weathersfield Township, Ohio 2123Webster County, Iowa 365, 1959Webster Groves School Dist., Mo.. 365Weehawken Township, N. 5 1783,

1959, 2123Weimar. Tex, 108'7Weld County, Colo, 901, 1432Weld County Cons. School Dist. No.

118, Colo, 2297Welland, Ont. 1784Wellesley, Colo. 1087Wellington, Colo. 1087Wells Water Dist.. N. Y. 1266Wellston School Dist.. Ohio 2297

BOND ISSUES (Concluded) PageWellsville, Ohio 365, 901Wenas Ire. Dist., Wash. ....1614, 2297Wenatchee, Wash. 2123Wendell School Dist., Idaho.. 1614, 1960Weslaco, 'Tex. 1266West Chester, Pa. 720, 1784. 2123Westchester County, N. Y. ....365,

536, 1266, 1784, 1960, 2123, 2297West Chicago Park Dist., Ill., 1087, 1784West Dundee, Ill. 186Westerville, Ohio 186Westfield, Mass. 2298Westfield, N. Y. 181Westfield School Dist., N. J. ...365,

536, 720, 901West Frankfort, Ill. 536West Hartford, Conn. 1614West Ind, School Dist., Tex. 720West Kildonan, Man. 366West Kittanning, Pa. 536West Liberty. Iowa 720West Long Branch School Dist N. J. 365, 536

West Milton School Dist., S. Dak., 186West Milwaukee, Wis. 365Westminster School Dist., Calif 1907West New York, N. J. 1266, 1432Weston, Ont. 1614Westport, Conn. 2124West Springfield, Mass. '720, 1784West Union, W. Va. 2298West Virginia. State of. .901. 1087, 1081West York Pa. 365, 902Whatcom County, Wash.. .106, 902,

1266, 1432, 1784Whatcom County School Dist, No.322 Wash 902, 1260

Wheaton, Minn. 1960Wheeling, W. Va. 720Whitaker, Pa. 1614, 2124Whitakers, N. C. 1432Whitefish Bay, Wis 2298White Plains, N. Y. 5311 720,

1083, 1784. 1960, 2124Whitestone, Rome, Marcy and FloydCentral School Dist, No. 1, N. Y. 365

Whiting, Ind, 1784Whittemore, Iowa 1614Wichita, Kan. 536, 720, 902Wichita School Dist., Kan ...365, 720Wilcox. Neb, 185Wilkes-Barre, Pa 365, 1266Wilkins Township School Dist., Pa.,

902, 1614Wilkensburg, Pa. 1088, 1614Wilkinsburg School Dist.. Pa.,

1266, 1432, 1614Williams, Ariz. 720, 1088Williamsburg School Dist_ Pa 902Williamsport, Ohio 536Williamsport, Pa. 1614, 1784Williamsport School Dist., Pa..... 530Willlamston, S. C. 1784Williamsville, N. Y. 902, 1088Willoughby, Ohio 186, 365Willow Springs, Mo. 536, 1960Willowick, Ohio 365Wilmot Ind. School. Dist., S. Dak ,

186, 720 1432Wilna, N. Y. 2298Winchendon, Mass. 2298Winchester, Ill, 536Windfall, Ind, 1784Wind Gap School Dist., Pa. .... 902Windsor. Colo. '720Windsor Public School Dist. No. 1,Mo. '720

Winneshiek County, Iowa. ..1960,2124, 2298

Winnipeg. Man. 720Winona, Minn. 536Winona School Dist., Minn. 2298Winter Haven. Fla. 1088Winston-Salem, N. C. 1614Winthrop, Mass. 2291Wisconsin, State of 1611Wisconsin Dells, Wis 1266Wolcott Central School Dist. No. 1 N. Y. 2298

Wcod County, Ohio 536Woodbury County, Iowa ...720. 902,

2124, 2298Woodsfield, Ohio 1432, 1781Woodland Cons. School Dist , Miss.2298Woodson Ind. School Dist., Tex... 365Woodstcek, III. 2298Woodstock, Ont. 2298Worcester, Mass. ...365, 366, 1960, 2298Worcester County. MassWorth County, Iowa 2124, 2293Wyomissing, Pa. 2124

ynclkin County. N. C. 1266'Alma County, Wash. .266. 1088, 1614

Yankton, S. Dak, 536, 902, 2298Yazoo-Mississippi Delta Levee Dist.,Miss. 1784

Yellow Springs, Ohio 2298Yellow Medicine County Ditch No,9, Minn. 1432

Yerington, Nev. 902Yonkers, N. Y. 366, 720, 1966,

1432, 1614, 1960, 2124York, Neb. 1266 1614Youngstown. Ohio 720, 1088,

1704, 2298YoLngstown City School Dist.,Ohio 166

Ypsilanti School Dist., Mich '720Yuba County, Calif. ...... ...536, 902Yuma, Ariz. 1206, 2298

.7achary, La. '720Z-Aanesville. Ohio 1960Zeeland, Mich. 720Zion, III. 186

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