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II INDEX [VOL. 136—PART 1.

INDEX

TO VOLUME 136 PART 1.JANUARY 1 TO MARCH 31 1933.

EDITORIAL AND COMMUNICATED ARTICLESPage

Acceptances.. See Bankers' Acceptances.dministration, Federal, Change of--Hoover and Roosevelt 1417

Agriculture. See Articles Under "FarmBill" and "Vanishing Farm Profits"

Aldrich. Winthrop W., Address BeforeSenate Finance Committee on Causes ofthe Depression 1420, 1435

Aldrich, Winthrop W., Suggests BankingReforms and Separation of SecurityAffiliates 1603

America. See Under United States of America.American Freedom of Action in Asia andEurope 1768

American Policy Toward Japan and China—The Question of an Arms Embargo 1432

Armaments. See Under Disarmament.Atlantic Ports, Controversy Between, ComesUp Afresh 716

Austria—National Bank of, Reduces Its DiscountRate 1948

Automobile Transforming Cities 1771

Ralkan States, Political Uncertainties in The 368ank Clearings in 1932 and the Course ofTrade and Speculation 381

Bank of England. See Under England.Bank for International Settlements—Gates W. McGarrah Retires as President—Succeeded by Leon Fraser 1069

Gates W. McGarrah Is Named HonoraryPresident 1069

Bankers' Acceptances—Buying Rates Increased 1419, 1428Buying Rates Reduced 371. 1073.

1245, 1949Banking—Emergency Banking Act Passed by Con-

gress, Text of 1625Glass Banking Bill with Branch Banking

Provision, Senate Passes The 532Holiday. President Roosevelt Proclaims aFour-Day 1601, 1756

Moratoria, Follow in One State AfterAnother 1417

Opening of Banks, General 1756Trust Companies in New York and Else-

where, The 1262See Article. "The Country Stands the

Strain—Relief for Banking and Industryin Sight" 179

See also under "Michigan."Bankruptcy Bill Signed by President Hooveron March 3rd Text of 1621

Banking (Emergency) Act—Outline of FullText 1602, 1625

Bankruptcies. See under Business Failures.Banks—Chase National of New York Divorces Its

Security Affiliate 1603Michigan, Governor Comstock Proclaimsan 8 Day Moratorum in 1063

Savings Bank Deposits. See Article,"Nearly Ten Billion in the Backlog ofthe Thrifty" 1079

National City Bank of New York toDivorce Its Affiliate, The National CityCompany 1603

Basic Industries Appeal for General FreightReductions 1259

Beer Bill Recommended and Passed in Con-gress Authorizing Manufacture and Saleof 3.2% Beer 1755, 1938

Benefactors? Who Are Our 548Billions, Nearly Ten, in Backlog of theThrifty 1079

Bolivia and Paraguay Dispute Over GranChaco 1072

Bond Market—Course of the- - -21. 221. 379, 551, 719,

908, 1094. 1267, 1439, 1777, 1956Moody's Bond Prices. Table of 22, 222,

379, 551, 719, 908, 1094, 1268. 1440,1778, 1956

PageBook Notices and Reviews—"Facing the Facts." A Diagnosis of OurEconomic Problems 552

"Recent Trends in the United States."Book With a Forword by HerbertHoover 19

Borah, Senator. Plans to Introduce Legisla-tion for Currency "Reflation" 5

British Railways Also Seeking Rail Wage Cuts 550Brokers' Loans—

Decrease 207. 371. 891. 1428Increase 543, 1073. 1253

Brown, James, President New York StateChamber of Commerce, Views on Progressin 1932 20

Building Construction, The 1932 Record ofNew 552

Building Operations in United States, 1918to 1932. Tables of 556

Business Conditions—Corporate Dividend Reductions or °tuts-sions_365, 536, 703, 885. 1067, 1246.

1421. 1604. 1757Ochs, Adolph 8. of New York "Times"Sees Bright Prospects Ahead 1957

See Article, "Reconstruction Initiative"_ _1260See Article, "What Would Washington and

Lincoln Advise?" 1258Business Failures—During Month of December 1932 200During Month of January 1933 884Dun, R. G. & Co., Record of Insolvencies_ 200See Also, Record of Insolvencies in 1932 717

Cads_Bank Clearings for the Last EightCalendar Years 389

See Article, "In Defence of the OttawaAgreements" 1616

Capital Flotations. (New)—During Month of December and for theTwelve Months of the Calendar Year1932 223

During the Month of January 1933 904During the Month of February and Sincethe First of January 1617

Capital Issues, New, in Great BritainDuring 1932 230

Cereals. See under Grain.Chicago—Mayor Anton J.Cermak Seriously Woundedby Gunman's Attempted Assassinationof President-Elect Roosevelt 1063

Stock Exchange Record of Prices for 1932_ 562Chase National Bank of New York to Divorce

Its Security Affiliate 1603China—China Defends Pass in Great Wall AgainstJapanese Attacks 8

Chinese-Japanese Controversy. LeagueCommittee of 19 to Make Final Reportto Assembly on the 540

Japan and Manchukuo, Issues Ultimatumto 1248

Jebel Province, Japanese Troops Capture 1607Treaties, The Question of the Sanctity of.

See Article 374See Article, "American Policy TowardChina and Japan—The Question of anArms Embargo" 1432

See Article, "The Cloud in the Far East—Japan, The League and the UnitedStates" 1076

Cincinnati Stock Exchange, Monthly Rangeof Prices 1095

Cities, Automobiles Transforming 1771Cleveland Stock Exchange, Monthly Rangeof Prices 1095

Clearings, Bank. See Bank Clearings.Cloud in the Far East, The—Japan, theLeague and the United States 1076

Coal—Appalachian Coals, Inc., United StatesSupreme Court Holds Company Not inViolation of Sherman Anti-Trust Law 1770

Coastwise Shipping, Subsidizing 715

PageCoinage Committee of House of Repre-sentatives Votes to Approve Bill for SilverPurchases 1243

Columbus (Ohio) Stock and Bond Exchange—Range of Prices 1103

Coolidge. Calvin, Death of Former Presidentof United States

Coolidge, Calvin, Tribute to Memory of 1Commercial Failures. See Under Business

Failures,Compulsory Pension Plans for RailwayEmployees 379

Conferring About the Debts—The BritishReservations 546

Corn Corps. See under Grain.Cotton Industry—Text Ile Institute's Statement ShowingDamaging Effects if Farm AllotmentBill Becomes a Law 361

Cotton Market, Seed Loans and The 898Crops. See under Grain.Country Stands the Strain, The—Relief forBanking and Industry in Sight 1769

Court Decisions—Appalachian Coals, Inc., Not in Violationof Sherman Anti-Trust Law—UnitedStates Supreme Court 1770

Inter-State Commerce Commission vs.Oregon-Washington RR. Navigation Co.U. S. Supreme Court Decides that Com-merce Commission is Without Power toOrder Building of New Lines 199

Currency Inflation—Sliver Bill Amendents ofSenators Long and Wheeler Defeated_ - 531

Czechoslovakia National Bank Reduces ItsDiscount Rate 542

Debt in United States, Interest BearingPublic and Private, in 1929 Totaled$154,761.000.000 722

Debts, War. See under Intergovernmental.Delaware and Hudson Co., Acquires 500,000Shares of New York Central Stock— 534, 699

Depression, Causes of, Analysed by WinthropW Aldrich of Chase National Bank of NewYork. 1435

Depressions Shadows and Lights 1433Detroit Stock Exchange, Monthly Range of

Prices • 1100Dictatorship in Germany and the Outlook forDisarmament 1611

Disarmament—British Officials MacDonald and Sir JohnSimon to Attend Conference in Geneva-1606

British Prime Minister MacDonald's Pro- 1posal to Reduce European Armies 1760

British Prime Minister MacDonald'sTreaty of 96 Articles, Provisions of 1760

British Prime Minister and British ForeignSecretary Confer With Premier Mussoliniin Rome 1943

Bureau of the General Conference of theLeague In Discussions 888

European Comments on the BritishProposals 1945

Disarmament. Dictatorship in Germany andthe Outlook for 1611

Dividend Reductions. See under BusinessConditions.

Dorrance, John T., Litigation Over the Estateof 1954

Dun, R. G. & Co., Records of Insolvencles_ - 200Economy Bill Signed by President Roosevelt,Text of 1958

Economic Commission, Preparatory, Meetsin Geneva and Adopts Agenda for the Pro-posed Conference 367

mergency Banking Act Passed by Congress1602'amergency Banking Act. Text of 1625

England. Bank of. Weekly Returns, .10, 206,370, 542, 709. 890. 1072. 1252, 1427, 1608,

1763, 1948Europe. American Freedom of Action In sellAsia and 1768


JAN.-MAR., 1933.] INDEX

PageEurope. Eastern, Italian Diplomacy and-- 210Europe, Can, Keep the Peace?—Italy andGermany in New Roles 1952

Europe Turns to Alliances—The New LittleEntente 1256

European Banks, Weekly Returns of Gold andSilver Hold1ngs-14. 210, 374. 546. 714,

894. 1076, 1256, 1432, 1611, 1767, 1952European Securities Market, Course of.. _6.202, 366, 537, 704, 886, 1068, 1248. 1422.

1605. 1759, 1942

"racing the Facts." A Diagnosis of theEconomic Problems. Book Edited byJames G. Smith 552

Failures. See under Business Failures.Farm Allotment Bill—Lippmann, Walter. Discusses the 4

Passes in House of Representatives 199

Cotton Textile Institute Condemns 361Administration's Relief Bill Passes inHouse 1937

Farm Parity Bill and Agricultural Policy, the.. 14Farm Profits, Vanishing 376Farrell, James A., Issues Call for National

Foreign Trade Convention 1617Federal Administration, Change of—Hoover

and Roosevelt 1417Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago Advances

Its Discount Rate 1419. 1429Federal Reserve Bank of New York Advances

Its Discount Rate 1419, 1428Federal Reserve Bank Notes, New IssueUnder Emergency Legislation 1758

Federal Reserve Banks—Comment on Weekly Returns_ _4. 200. 364.

535. 702, 884, 1066. 1245. 1420. 1602,1604, 1757. 1938, 1940

Reserve Credit Outstanding—Increase in-702, 884, 1066, 1245, 1419,

1420. 1603Reduction in 4.200.364. 1757

Reserve Notes Outstanding, The 12 ReserveBanks Contributions to Volume of 1419

Table of Discount Rates__ _11, 207. 371.543, 711, 891, 1073, 1253, 1429, 1608,

1764. 1949United States Government Securities—Add to Holdings of 884, 1066. 1605, 1758Decrease in Holdings of. _197, 198. 200,

207, 364, 535Federal Reserve System—Chicago Banks Protest Against the OpenMarket Policy 3

Easy Money Policy Facilitates Sale of

$50,000,000 New York State Notes at

1% 197

Open Market Policy to Be Maintained- -2,197

Open Market Policy Led Inevitably toBanking Collapse 1939

Contraction Follows Expansion 1940Federal Reserve System Might Ease OpenMarket Policy—Sign Seen in Sharp Rise

in Cost of Treasury Offering 231Finance. Sentiment Creeps Into—Pennsyl-

vania Railroad Dividend Action 212Financial Situation. The_ _1, 197, 561. 531.699. 881, 1063, 1241, 1417, 1601, 1755. 1937

Finland, Bank of, Reduces Its Discount Rate 709Foreign Central Banks, Table of DiscountRates10, 206, 370, 542. 709. 890, 1072.

1252. 1427, 1608. 1763. 1948Foreign Exchange Market, Weekly ROOM,

11, 207, 371, 543, 711, 891, 1073, 1254.1429, 1609. 1765. 1949

Foreign Exchange Rates as Certified byFederal Reserve Banks_ _14. 210. 374. 546,713, 894, 1076. 1256, 1431. 1767. 1952

Foreign Tariffs and Commercial Policies—General Characterization of The Past Year 1954

Foreign Trade. See United States ForeignTrade.

France—Bank of, Weekly Returns..-10. 206. 370,542, 710. 890, 1072, 1253, 1427. 1608,

1763. 1948Budget Proposals 889Cabinet, Joseph Paul-Boncour, Ended andNew Cabinet Is Formed by EdouardDaladier 708

Cabinet. Personnel of the New 708British Prime Minister and British Foreign

Secretary Confer with Premier Daladieron Their Disarmament Plans 1943

Financial Measures Adopted Covering

Deficit of Current Fiscal Year 1426See Also Article, "Party Politics and the

Budget in France" 894Franco-American Commercial Treaty, Aban-

donment of Negotiations for A 7Freak Theories in Times Out of Joint 378

Free Lighterage in New York Harbor—Con-

troversy Between Atlantic Ports 716French Situation at the Beginning of 1933.The (From Paris Correspondent of The

"Financial Chronicle") 214

Qermany—Bank of. Weekly Returns— 10. 206. 370,

542, 710. 891, 1072, 1427. 1609, 1764Cabinet Headed by Gen. Kurt von

Schleicher Resigns 706Chancellor, President von Hindenburg Ap-

points Adolph Hitler as 707

PageGermany (Concluded)—

Chancellor Hitler Forms New Cabinet—Personnel of 707

Chancellor Hitler Announces His "Four-Year Plans" 707

Chancellor Hitler Forces Diet Elections inPrussia Concurrently with the NationalElections 888

Chancellor Hitler. Government Ruled by. -1761Chancellor Hitler Decrees the Display ofThe Imperial Flag With the Fascist(Swastika) Flag 1761

Foreign Bankers' and Debtors CommitteeRenews "Standstill" Agreement ForOne Year 1250

Jewish Persecution by the Nazis, U. S.Embassy to Investigate Reports of 1947

National-Socialist Government, AdolphHitler in Radio Address AnnouncesPolicy of The 1070

National-Socialists Election CampaignActivities 1251

National-Socialists Party of Adolph HitlerPoll Heavy Vote in Election 1606

Parliamentary Elections, Preparations for _1425Press and Public Assemblies, Decree Issuedby President von Hindenburg for Controlof The 888. 1251

President von Hindenburg Issues DecreeAgainst Communists 1426

Reichstag Convenes at Potsdam—Dicta-torial Powers Granted to ChancellorHitler 1946

See Article, "Europe Turns to Alliances—The New Little Entente" 1256

See Article, "Germany and Italy in NewRoles—Can Europe Keep the Peace?". -1952

See Article, "The Hitler Government andthe New Program for Germany" 714

Germany. Dictatorship in, and the Outlookfor Disarmament 1611

Glass (Carter) Banking Bill. See Banking.Gloria in Excelsis 896Gold—Embargo, President Roosevelt Places an,Under an Act on Statute Book 1601

Exports and Imports, 1902 to 1932. Tableof 1615

Movement at New York, Imports and Ex-ports--12, 208. 372. 544. 711. 892. 1074,

1254, 1430. 1610, 1765. 1950Secretary of Agriculture Would ReduceContent of Dollar 1939

Government in Business—Condemnation of. 881Grain Crops—Canadian Discrimination Against Ameri-can Wheat 363, 533, 701, 883, 1244

Wheat Imports into the United Kingdomfor Calendar Years 702

Wheat Imports into the United Kingdomfor January 1244

Great Britain—Arms Embargo on the Far East, Cabinet

Considers Question of 1424. 1608Boots Pure Drug Co., Chancellor of Ex-

chequer Opposed to Sale to British In-terests of the 204

British Engineers, Government to Investi-gate the Arrest in Moscow, Russia, ofFour 1762

Chancellor of the Exchequer's Address on

the Coming Debt Negotiations and theGold Standard 706

Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald Visits

Premier Mussolini for Conference on theEuropean Situation 1943

See Article, "American Freedom of Actionin Asia and Europe" 1768

See also under Inter-Governmental Debts,Great Britain—Conferring About the Debts—The British Reservations 546

Great Britain, New Capital Issues During1932 in 230

Greece—Election Held in—M. Tsaldaris to Form aCabinet 1607

Premier Tsaldaris and Cabinet Resign andNew Cabinet Is Formed 368

Grouches, A Time to Bury 898Guatemala and Honduras Dispute SettledAward Handed Down by Chief JusticeHughes and Associates 541

Ward Times, Work and Thirft the Best Cor-dial for 17

Hitler Government and the New Program forGermany, The 714

Honduras and Guatemala Dispute Settled—Award Handed Down by Chief JusticeHughes and Associates 541

Hoover, I I erbert , President—Balanced Budget, Again Recommends a

Sales Tax As Desirable for a 383Federal Income Taxes. Holds that In-

creases in Drives Capital into Tax-Exempt Securities 363

International Convention, Requests EarlyRatification of the, for Regulation ofTrade in Arms 203

Italian Ambassador, Augusto Rosso, Pre-sents His Credentials to 552

Tndia, Imperial Bank of, Reduces Its Dis-count Rate 1072

PageIndustries, Basic, Appeal for General Freight •Rate Reductions 1259

Inflation—Silver Bill Amendments of Senators Longand Wheeler Defeated 531

Wallace. Secretary of Agriculture, SuggestsCurrency Inflation 1939

Insolvencies. See under Business Failures.Insolvencies in 1932, Record of 717Inter-Governmental Debts—

British Attitude, Speech of Chancellor ofthe Exchequer Chamberlain on the_538, 700

British Chancellor's Remarks Respectingthe Corning Debt Discussion and theGold Standard 700

British Government Accepts Invitation fora Review of the Debt Problem 705

British Prime Minister MacDonald StatesThat Economic Problems Will Be Dis-cussed Concurrently with 1069

Consideration of Debts Resumed in Wash-ington 1946

Hoover-Laval Conversations, Denial thatPledge Was Made by President HooverRegarding Revision of 7

Hoover-Laval Conversation, French Par-liament Discusses the 203

Hungary and Bulgaria Hold that PaymentsAre Unnecessary under the LausanneAgreements 7

London "Times" on Attitude of GreatBritain Regarding 363

Negotiations and Formal Discussions De-layed 1425

Roosevelt, President-Elect, in Conferencewith President Hoover and Secretary ofState Samson 367. 538

Roosevelt, President-Elect. Conferenceswith British Ambassador Sir RonaldLindsay 887, 1250

Secretary of State Stimson RespectingDebts, Ambassadors of Italy and Bel-gium Confer with 539

Secretary of State Cordell Hull to ConferEarly with Foreign Diplomats 1761

Senator Borah Charges Administration withResponsibility for Default of France andBelgium 7

Senator Borah, British Ambassador Si"Ronald Lindsay in Conference with.... 203

Sir Arthur Balfour Would Pay BritishDebts to U. S. Through a Billion-DollarBond Issue

See Article "Conferring About the Debts—The British Reservations" 546

Inter-State Commerce Commission—Memorial Petition from Industries to.......1259Oregon-Washington RR. & Navigation Co.,U. S. Supreme Court Decides I. C. C.has no Authority to Compel the Buildingof a New Line 199

Smith, Alfred E., of National Transporta-tion Co., Would Abolish I. C. C. 1065

See Article, "Railroads Answer to MemorialPetition" 1770

See Article, "Subsidizing Coastwise Shipp-ing" 715

Irish Free State—Cabinet, Personnel of the New 889Dail Eireann Dissolved by PresidentEamon de Valera 7

Dail Eireann Assembles and Eamon deValera Is Re-elected President 708

Parliament Elections Indicate Continuanceof Eamon de Valera in Power 539

Parliamentary Elections Completed—Eamon de Valera is Re-elected Presi-dent 708

United States, Government to RedeemBalance Due on Loans Obtained in 1251

Italian Ambassador, New, Augusto Rosso.

Presents Credentials to President Hoover_ 552

Italian Diplomacy and Eastern Europe.— 210

Italy—Bank of, Reduces Its Discount Rate 206

See Article, "Italy and Germany in NewRoles—Can Europe Keep the Peace?" .1952

Italy and Albania, Proposal of A Customs

Union. See Article, "Italian Diplomacy'

and Eastern Europe" 210

Japan—American Policy Towards Japan and

China 1432China, Issues Ultimatum to, DemandingWithdrawal of Troops from Jehol Pro-

vince 1248Earthquake Causes Heavy Loss of Life and

Property in Northeastern 1426Foreign Minister Uchida's Address on the

Situation in Manchuria 540Japanese Army's Advance Toward JeholProvince 1423

League Committee of 19 to Draft FinalReport to Assembly, on the ManchurianSituation 540

Singer Sewing Machine Co., HeadquartersAttacked by Strikers and Commun-

. fats 370Sea Article, "Japan, The League and theUnited States—The Cloud in the FarEast" 1077

See Article, "Treaties, The Question of theSanctity of" 374


rv INDEX [VOL. 136-PART 1. •

PageJewish Persecution by the Nazis in Germany,

United States Embassy to InvestigateReports of 1947

Jugoslovia. See under Yugoslovia.

Wansas City. Missouri. Course of SecurityPrices in 721

abor Conditions-"British""' Railways Also Seeking RailWage Cuts." See Article 550

"Nearly Ten Billions in Backlog of theThrifty." See Article 1079

"Railway Dollars Come and Go." SeeArticle 896

"The Wheel of Wealth." See Article 1078League of Nations-American Government's Reply to Invita-

tion to Join in Deliberations of NewCommittee of 21. 1424

Bureau of General Disarmament Confer-ence Discusses Disarmament Problems-- 888

Colombian-Peru Dispute, Consideration ofthe 1947

Committee of Nineteen Receives Reportthat Japan Might Withdraw 369

Committee of Nineteen to Make Final Re-port Regarding Chinese-Japanese Contro-versy 540. 709

Con mittee of Nineteen to Conciliate theChinese-Japanese Controversy_ _ _ _890, 1070

Committee of Nineteen Report Adopted.. _1250Committee of Twenty-One, with United

States Represented as an Observer, Be-gins Consideration of Chinese-JapaneseTrouble 1762

Conciliation Efforts in the Dispute Regard-ing Manchuria Given Up 1070, 1248

Council Opens Its Seventieth Session_ _. _ 539Polish Troops in the Polish Corridor, Trou-

ble Is Adjusted Respecting the 1762United States Repeats that It Will Recog-

nize No Treaty Contrary to the Kellogg-Briand Pact 368, 369

See Article, "The Cloud in the Far East-Japan, the League and the UnitedStates" 1076

See Article, "The Question of the Sanctityof Treaties" 374

Lincoln and Washington Advise? WhatWould 1258

Lippmann's, Walter. Remarks Regarding theFarm Allotment Bill 4, 199

Listings on the New York Stock Exchangefor the Year 1932 215

Little Entente-Europe Turns to Alliances_ _1256Loree, Leonor F., of the Delaware & HudsonCo., His Acquisition of 500,000 Shares ofN. Y. C. RR. Stock-His Views Repsect-ing the Railroad Industry 699

Lytton. Earl of, Address to Japanese Students'Association on the Chino-Japanese Situa-tion 1077

Manchuria-'''. Chinese Strongly Resist Japanese In-

vasion of Jehol 205Chinese Nationalist Government Appoints

General Chang IIsiaoliang to DefendJehol 369

Japan's Military Events in 1423Japanese Troops Invade Shanhaikwan_ _ 8Japanese Troops Invade Province of Jehol_ 205Jehol Province, Preparations Continue byJapanese for Occupation of 890. 1071

See Article, "The Cloud in the Far East-Japan, the League and the UnitedStates" 1076

See Article, "The Question of the Sanctityof Treaties" 374

Mercantile Insolvencies. See "BusinessFailures."

Michigan-Governor Comstock Proclaims an Eight-Day Bank Moratorium 1063

Governor Comstock Issues ProclamationPermitting Banks to Reopen UnderRestrictions 1242

Mills, Ogden L., in Favor Sales Tax 362Milwaukee Grain and Stock Exchange Rangeof Prices for Year 1932 1441

Minneapolis-St. Paul Stock Exchange forYear 1932, Dealings on 1441

Mitchell, Charles E., His Testimony inNational City Investigation 1244

Money Market, Weekly Review_11, 207,371, 543, 710. 891. 1073, 1253, 1428, 1764, 1948

Money Rates at Foreign Centres_ _10, 206.3711543,710, 890, 1072, 1252, 1427, 1608,

1763, 1948Money Rates Rise All Around 1419Moody's Bond Prices. See under BondMarket.

Motor Transportation-Motor Truck Fleets in the United States.. 1080Motor Vehicles in Public Service 1955

Muscle Shoals in the Black, To Put 213

Nationa 1City Bank-Testimony of Charlesa E. Mitchel and Others 1243Nations 1City Bank of New York to Divorce

Its Security Affiliate, The National CityCo 1603

National Transportation Committee Reports-1065

PageNational Transportation Committee, Reportof The-Survey Urges Wide Rail Reform_ .1087

New England Municipal Towns Borrowing atLow Rates of Interest 198

New York State Sells $50,000,000 One-YearNotes at 1% Interest Per Annum-Resultof Easy Money Policy of Federal Reserve 197

New York Stock Exchange Listings for theYear 1932 215

New York Stock Exchange Brokers' Loans.See under Brokers' Loans.

New York Stock Market, Course of _5, 200,365. 535, 703, 885, 1066, 1246, 1421, 1758, 1941

Nicaragua-Juan B. Sacasa, Dr., Elected President of 10United States Marines Evacuate 10

North Dakota Talks of Seceding From theUnion 533

Ochs, Adolph S., of New York "Times" SeesBright Prospects Ahead 1957

Ottawa Agreements-Discrimination AgainstWheat 533, 700, 883, 1244

Ottawa Agreements, In Defence of The 1616

paraguay-Bolivia Dispute Over Gran Chaco,Fighting Continues in The 1072

Paraguay-Bolivia, International Efforts To-ward Dispute Between 1426

Party Policies and the Budget in France 895Patriotism Overrides Politicis 1613Pennsylvania Railroad Dividend Action-Sentiment Creeps Into Finance 212

Pennsylvania Railroad Declares a Dividendof 1% 535

Pension Plans for Railway Employees, Com-pulsory 379

Peru-Expedition Seizes the Colombian Port of

Leticia 541, 1071International Efforts Towards Ending

Dispute Between Colombia and 1426Peruvian-Colombian Problem Consideredby U. S. Secretary of State Stimson andLeague of Nations Council 541, 709

Peruvian-Colombian Dispute-AirplanesUsed in the Fighting 1071

Politics, Patriotism Overrides 1613Preparatory Economic Commission Meets inGeneva and Adopts Agenda for ProposedConference 367

Progress in 1932 Seen by James Brown.President New York State Chamber ofCommerce 20

Prohibition Amendment Passes 1241Prussia, Elections Are Held in-Nazis in

Control 1761

Railroad Efficiency Due to Increased In-vestment 213

Railroad Industry, Views of Leonor F. Loreeof Delaware & Hudson Co., Respectingthe 699

Railroad Problems, Findings of a SpecialCommittee of the Chamber of Commerceof the United States 18

Railroads-Cincinnati Union Terminal Co. Offers$12,000,000 5% Bonds 699, 703

Delaware & Hudson Co. Acquires 500,000Shares N. Y. C. Stock 534, 699, 703

Dividend Reductions or Omissions-Canadian Pacific Ry 1757Delaware & Hudson Co t,536

National Transportation Committee Re-ports 1065

National Transportation Committee -Complete Report 1087

Oregon-Washington RR. Co. Wins De-cision in Its Favor Against I.-S. C. 0_ 199

See Article "Basic Industries Appeal forGeneral Freight Rate Reductions" 1259

See Article "Motor Truck Fleets in theUnited States" 1080

See Article "Reading's Encouraging Re-port" 1434

Gross and Net Earnings-For the Month of November 1932 218For the Month of December 1932 899For the Calendar Year 1932 1080For the Month of January 1774

Railroads' Answer to Memorial Petition-Oppose Reduction in Freight Rates 1770

Railroads-Report of National Transporta-tion Commission-Survey Urges Wide RailReform 1087

Railroads of U. S. Earn only 1 % on TheirProperty Investment During CalendarYear 1932 903

Railway Dollars Come and Go-Carriers aCollection Agency for Commerce andIndustry 897

Railway Employees, Compulsory PensionPlans for 379

Railway Operating Income in January atRate of Less Than 1% Per Year 1616

Railways, British, Also Seeking Rail WageCuts 550

Railways Receiving Ten Millions or MoreThrough R. F. 0 550

Reading's Encouraging Report 1434Realty Stabilization Corp. Organized toReadjust Real Estate Situation in NewYork 1064

Page"Recent Trends in the United States." Book

with Foreword by President IIerbet Hoover 19Reconstruction Finance Corporation-

Preferred Stock of Banks in Need of CapitalFunds, May Subscribe to 1602

See Article, "Uncle Sam's Greatest I:Wili-ness Experiment" 549

"Reconstruction Initative." Article byGeorge L. McCandless 1260

Reparations and War Debts. See underIntergovernmental.

Reserve Banks. See under Federal ReserveBanks.

Roosevelt, Franklin D.-Administration of Government-He Suc-

ceeds to Control 1417. 1601Attempted Assassination of, by a DerangedGunman 1063

Bank Holiday of Four Days Declared- -1601Banking Transactions Suspended for FourDays 1601, 1756

British Ambassador Sir Ronald Lindsay inConference With 705

Congress Convened in Extra Session_1601, 1755Constructive Acts Passed 1937Dictatorial Powers Granted by Congressto 1601

Early Exuberance not Fully Maintained _1937Economic Problems, Invites Governors ofthe States to Conference on 883

Economy Bill Signed-Text of 1958Emergency Banking Bill Passed-1602,

1625, 1755Gold Embargo Placed, Under an Act onthe Statute Book 1601

His Masterly Handling of Grave Problems1601, 1755

Manchuria, States That There Will Be noChange in Policy Respecting 369

President Hoover, In Conference With, onForeign Policies 367

Radio Address, His Appeal to the CountryCaptivates All 1755

Sails from Jacksonville for 10 Day Vacation 887Secretary of State Stimson Requests Con-ference on International Matters With 7

Secretary of State Stimson, In ConferenceWith 203, 367

Senator Cordell Hull Slated as Secretary ofState and William H. Woodin as Secre-tary of the Treasury 1241

Volstead Act, His Message RespectingModification of the 1756

See Article, "To I'ut Muscle Shoals in theBlack" 213

See Article, "The Question of the Sanctityof Treaties-Mr. Roosevelt's Responsi-bility" 374

See Article, "Conferring About the Debts-The British Reservations" 546

Rumania-Financial Adviser for Rumania to BeAppointed by League of Nations 540

Premier Juliu Manin and Cabinet Resignsand New 'Cabinet Formed 368

Russia, Soviet-British Representations Made for the

Release of Four British Engineers 1947Five Year Plan of Economic Improvement,Ending and Study of the 8

Five Year Plan Discussed by Joseph Stalin- 204

Sales Tax, Both President Hoover and OgdenL. Mills Declare in Favor of 363

Sanctity of Treaties, The, Question of the-Mr. Roosevelt's Responsibility 374

Savings Bank Deposits-See Aarticle, "NearlyTen Billion in the Backlog of the Thrifty" .1079

Seatrain Lines, Inc.-See Article, "Sub-sidizing Coastwise Shipping" 715

Security Exchanges Throughout NationClosed for Week 1604

Seed Loans and the Cotton Market 898Senate Banking and Finance Committee-

Mitchell, Charles E., of National CityBank and National City Co.. Is Ques-tioned Regarding His Stock ExchangeTrading 1243

Aldrich, Winthrop W., of the Chase Na-tional Bank-His Able Address onEconomic Conditions 1435

Shipping, Subsidizing Coastwise 715Silent, Be, and Work 377Silver, Proposition to Extend Use of, Defeated

inUnited States Senate 531Silver, House of Representatives' CoinageCommittee Reports Favorably on BW 1243

Smith, Alfred E.-Suggests a Dictator of Public Works 882Inter-State Commerce Commission, Would

Abolish 1065Social Trends, Reports of President Hoover's

Research Committee On-Book on "SocialTrends" 19

South African Discount Rate Reduced 1252Spain, Revolt Against Government of, Is

Suppressed 205St. Louis Stock Exchange-Stocks and Bonds-Monthly Range of Prices for Year 1932 721

Stock and Commodity Exchanges of theCountry Closed for One Week 1604

Stock Exchanges in European Centres. Seeunder European Securities Markets.

Subsidizing Coastwise Shipping 716



Page

Tariffs' Foreign, and Commercial Policies_ _1954

echnocracy—Man and His Tools 16Thrifty, Nearly Ten Billion in Backlog of the 1079Time to Bury Grouches, A 898Times Out of Joint, Freak Theories in 378Transportation, Motor. See under Motor.Trade and Speculation, Bank Clearings in1932 and the Course of 381

Treaties, The Question of the Sanctity of—Mr. Roosevelt's Responsibility 374

Trust Companies in New York and Else-where, The 1262

Uncie Sam's Greatest Business Experiment_ 549nited States of America—Banking and Currency Bill, New, IsPassed by Congress 1602

Beer Bill Passed by Congress 1938Congress Called into Extra Session 1601Economy Bill Signed by President Roose-

velt, Text of 1958Emergency Banking Act, Text of 1625Farm Allotment Bill Offered to House of

Representatives 4Farm Allotment Bill Passed in House of

Representatives 199Farm Relief Bill of the Administration

Passedi n House 1937Glass Banking Bill with Branch Banking

Provisions Passed in Senate 532

PageUnited States of America (Concluded)—House Report Condemns Competition withPrivate Business 881

House of Representatives Adopts Reso-lution for Repeal of the EighteenthAmendment 1241

North Dakota Talks of Seceding FromUnion 533

Silver Bill Amendments of Senators Longand Wheeler Defeated 531

Treasury Department—Offers $75,000,000 of 91-Day Bills_197, 207Offers $50,000,000 One-Year Notes 198Issue of $75,032,000 91-Day Bills__364, 371Offers $250,000.000 Five-Year Notes 534, 543Offers $80,000,000 91-Day Bills 364, 371Offers $75.228,000 91-Day Bills 891Offers $60,074,000 90-Day Bills_ _ _1246, 1253Offers $75.000,000 91-Day Bills 1419Offers $100,613.000 91-Day Bills 1428Offers $75.000.000, 93-Day Bills 1428Offers $800,000,000 of Certificates_1757. 1764Offers 8100,000.000, 91-Day Bills 1757Secretary Mills Denounces Padding of

Subscriptions 534Rise in Cost of Borrowing 1419

United States Building Operations, 1918 to1932. Tables of 556

United States Chamber of Commerce onRailroad Problems 18

Page"United States Daily" Suspends Publication-1626United States Foreign Trade_365, 1245, 1614,1940Foreign Trade for Year 1932 at Lowest

Value in 27 Years 365United States, Interest Bearing Debt In,Public and Private in 1929 Totaled $154,-761,000,000 722

United States Steel Corporation, Report )rThe—Still Financially Strong in Face ofGreat Adversity 1771

Wallace, Secretary of Agriculture, SuggestsCurrency Inflation 1939

War Debts. See under Inter-governmental.Washington and Lincoln Advise? WhatWould 1258

Wealth, The Wheel of 1078Wealthy Men Should Have Established

Domiciles, Why 1954Wheat, Discrimination of Ottawa Agree-ments Against. See Ottawa Agreements

Wheat. See under Grain.Who Are Our Benefactors? 548Work, Be Silent And 377Work and Thrift Best Cordial for Hard Times 17World Economic Conference. Experts Meetat Geneva to Prepare Agenda For The 204

Irugoslavia. See Article, "Italian Diplomacyand Eastern Europe" 210


INDEX [VOL. 136-PART 1.

BUSINESS INDICATIONS AND CURRENT EVENTSPage

A bone, H. C.. Co. Resumes Operations_ _--1277X-icceptances. See Bankers Acceptances.Agricultural Credit Corp. See under Recon-

struction Finance Corp.-Regional Agri-cultural Credit Corp.

Agriculture. See Farmer.Aishton, R. H., on Effect of Economic Con-

ditions in 1932 on Railroads 25Alabama Law Requires Bank Supt. to Co-operate in Reopening of Banks 83

Alabama Municipalities Not Restricted byConstitutional Limits on Borrowing inObtaining Loans from R. F. 0., RulesState Supreme Court 271

Alaska-Gold Production 250

Aldrich, Winthrop W., Chairman ChaseNational Bank, on Causes and Cures ofDepression 1435

Algeria Issues Bonds 1648Allotment Bill. See under Farmer.American Acceptance Council on Volume ofBankers Acceptances Outstanding- Al,

1130, 1988Annual Dinner of Council 605

American Bankers Association-Morehouse, W. R., Appointed Member ofCommerce and Marine Commission 2013

Pierson, Lewis E., Elected a Member ofthe Executive Committee of TrustDivision 1475

American & Continental Corp. Annual Report1124American Engineering Council Out of Sym-pathy With Technocracy 435

American Federation of Labor Annual Con-vention-

Resolutions Adopted 29Unemployment insurance Endorsed 28

American Federation of Labor Opposed toPres. Roosevelt's Plan for Civilian Con-servation Corps 1993

American Institute of Banking to Hold Con-vention 2010

American Iron and Steel Institute Report ofSteel Ingot Production 247, 923

American Smelting & Refining Co. Said toHave Resigned From Copper Exporters,Inc 1117

American Society of Civil Engineers AnnualMeeting 600

American Statistical Assn. Conference Ends inDisagreement on Method of Curing WorldIlls 262

American Woolen Co. Cuts Salaries 242Anderson, B. M., Jr. Speaks on Inter-AlliedDebts, Politics and Economics Before St.Louis Chamber of Commerce 54

Anderson, Sir Alan. See under Great Britain.Angell, James Rowland, Becomes Directorof New York Life Insurance Co 1651

Annalist-Business Activity, Index of_ _- _394, 1108, 1782Commodity Prices, Wholesale, Index of.28, 233, 391, 569, 727, 911, 1105, 1272,

1446, 1630, 1783, 1964World Business Conditions 394

Antwerp. See under Belgium.Appalachian Coals, Inc., Selling Agency of137 Coal Producers, Validated by U. S.Supreme Court 1808

Argentina-.Argentine Forestal Co. Reported as De-

ciding to Close Rather than Pay NewTaxes 1465

Bankruptcies in January 930Baring Bros. Renew Loan to Governmenton Easier Terms 256

Bonds, Tenders Asked for 931, 1465Interest Paid on Short Term National

Issue 1796Buenos Aires Banks Refuse to Accept Re-

deposit of Funds Withdrawn by FearfulDepositors 1647

Buenos Aires Unable to Meet Service onExternal Debt-Proposed Offer toBondholders 741

Adjustment Plan Opposed by AmericanCouncil of Foreign Bondholders 1646

Bonds Dealt Flat on N. Y. Stock Ex-change 930, 1466

Loan Readjustment Plan 1465, 1796Chile, Curtails List of Duty Concessions to 1126Congress Ends-Quorum Prevented 256Corn Crop Flit by Drouth and Locusts_ _ _ _1276Cotton Exports increase 731Crop Forecast 1276Debt. External, Short Term, InterestPaid on 47

Debt, Foreign, Services to Be Paid on_ __ _1126Farm Products, Prices of 1276Foreign Exchange-Amount Available Will Be Less in 1933Than 1932 1288

Dollar Abandoned in Favor of Franc asBasis of Operations 1647

Germany Cancels Most Favored NationStatus 412

Removes Penalty Duties on ArgentineProducts 1114

Grain Prices So Low Many Farmers Re-fuse to Harvest Crops 36

Little Change in Prices 1276Loan Expected to Be Offered by BritishBankers 1288

Trade Study Begun to Improve ForeignTrade 1288

Treasury Notes Renewed 1288Tucuman Bonds, Unpaid Portion of Octo-

ber 1932 Interest Remitted 1288United States Consulate at Rosario Closed 47Wheat Acreage, Agriculturists Oppose Re-

duction in 399Wheat Sold to Shanghai Millers 1112

Argentine Forestal Co. See under Argentina.Arkansas Bars Suit on Home Mortgages 953Arkansas Law Passed Prohibiting DeficiencyJudgments in Mortgage Foreclosures 1654

Armament. See under Disarmament.Atlanta Chamber of Commerce Aids Back toFar n Movement 36

Atlantic City, N. J., to Pay City EmployeesPartly in Scrip 936, 1132

Atlantic Freight Pool Formed 761Australia-Bank Deposits Increase 932Bank Earnings and Dividends .1289Bureau of Foreign and Domstic COMMCSCEIPlanned 1289

Dow, D. M., Official Sec. for Australia.Speaks Before British Luncheon Clubin New York-Explains Measures Taken

Australia to Overcome Depression 932

PageAustralia (Concluded)-uovernment Expenditures Reduced 932New South Wales Bonds, Tenders of,

Asked 741Conversion Proposed 1284

Treasury Bills, Interest Rate Reduced on-1288War Debt. See under U. S. A.-War Debts.Wheat Conference Urges Participation

with Other Countries in Effort to RaisePrices 1635

Austria-Bank for International Settlements Renews

Credit 412, 584Foreign Exchange-

Restrictions to be Eased-Devaluationto be Allowed to Occur 255, 584

Hungary, New Trade Treaty with _36, 413International Loan, Foreign Exchange

Acquired for Payment of Interest on -_ 47Lard Imports from U. S. Barred 1114Loan Granted at Lausanne, Chancellor

Dollfuss Comments on Ratification of_ 252British Protest Granting of Loan 929

Lower Austria Bonds Dealt Flat on N. Y.Stock Exchange 934

Styria Bonds Dealt Flat on N. Y. StockExchange 934

Tobacco, Seeks to Barter for, with U. 740Upper Austria Bonds Dealt Flat on N.Y.Stock Exchange 934

Vienna Bonds Dealt Flat on N. Y. StockExchange 934

Automobile industry-Briggs Manufacturing Co. Strike Ter-minated-Ford Motor Co. Closed PlantsDuring Strike 917

Continental Automobile Co. Creates NewLow Price Field 398

Distribution in Midwest 729, 1449Factory Sales 237Financing 238. 1634Hudson Motor Car Co. Body Workers

Strike 916Plants Busier than Before Strike __ _ _ _ - -1112

Models and Prices-239, 398, 730, 1112,1274, 1634

Motor Fuel Consumption Declines 398Production 1635Review of Industry in 1932 by AlfredReeves, Vice-Pros, of National Automo-bile Chamber of Commerce 398

Ayers Col. Leonard P., Pres., ClevelandTrust Co.-

Address before Conference of AmericanStatistical Assn.-Urges Defeat of Infla-tionists 262

Banking Crisis Discussed 1781Business Conditions, Views on 393, 1107Rent Plan to Guarantee Industry Against

I..oss Opposed 600

Dobson, Roger W., on What He Would DoU], Were He the Mussolini of the U.S. A 80Baker, H. B.

' Testimony Before Senate

Committee Investigating Stock Ex-change 1290, 1296

Resigns as Pres. of National City Co 1487Balfour, J. M. See under Great Britain.Balfour, Sir Arthur. See under Great Britain.Ballantine, Under Secy. of Treasury, Dis-

cusses Budget Balancing 753Baltimore & Ohio RR. Allow Freight RateCut to Meet Truck Competition 958

Baltimore Savings Banks Reduce InterestRates on Deposits 259

Bank Clearings. See under Banks-Clearings,Bank for International Settlements-

Balance Sheet Statement 251Credits to Austria, Hungary and Jugo-

slavia to Be Renewed-Germany to BeAsked for Amortization 412

Austrian Credit Extended Six Months 584Fraser, Leon, to Become President of Bank1120German Credit Renewed 1124McGarrah, Gates W., Resigns as President

to Become Honorary President 1120Meeting of Directors-Addressed by L. G.A. Trip and Gates W. McGarrah 408

Parisian Newspaper Forecasts Changes inBank 583

Bank of-America (Calif.) on Business Conditions,

570 1110,Bridge Construction Over San

Franc, 1449isco

Bay Important Factor in BusinessUpturn 958

Chile. See under Chile.Hungary. See under Hungary.Italy. See under Italy.Manhattan Co. Cashes Check Written in

Braille 85Mexico. See under Mexico.Montreal. See under Canada.Panama. See under Panama.Republic. See under Colombia.Toronto. See under Canada.United States-Committee Formed for Protection of

Stockholders 962Conviction of Bernard IC. Marcus and

Saul Singer Upheld by N. Y. Courtof Appeals-Herbert Singer Freed_ _1833

Taken to Sing Sing Prison 2012Suit Against Stockholders to RecoverAssessment 962

Suit of N. Y. Bank Supt. Against Officersand Directors for $60,000,000 forAlleged Losses Upheld by StateSupreme Court 277

Bank Stock and Unlisted Dealers Assn.-Elections 934

Bankers' Acceptances-Volume Outstanding 417, 1130, 1986

Bankers Trust Co. of N. Y. Annual Report ofPresident 276

Bankhead, Sen., Proposes Increase in Valueof Silver 261

Bankruptcies and Receiverships-Bank Failures in St. Louis 438Dun, R. G.

' & Co. Report of Business

Failures. See under Bankruptcies.Fransioll, A. A. Suspended from CurbExchange for Insolvency 1290

Harriman National Bank & Trust Co.Placed in Hands of Conservator 1833

Monroe, John, & Co., Banking House,Bankrupt 417

Record of Insolvencies in 1932 717Bankruptcy Bill Passes House 755

Ordered Reported to Senate 1136Passes Senate-Sent to Hoover 1479Signed by President 1621

Bankruptcy Laws, Revision of Urged byPage

President Hoover 266Banks and Banking-Alabama Enacts Law Requiring Bank

Superintendent to Co-operate in Re-opening of Banks 83

Aldrich, W.W., of Chase National Bank,Proposes Banking Reforms 1653

Analysis of Large Banks in New York,Philadelphia and Chicago by Rackliff,Whittaker & Co 1828

Annual Reports of Presidents of-Bankers Trust Co. of New York 276Canadian Banks. See under Canada.Chase National Bank of New York 274Chemical Bank & Trust Co 437First National Bank of Chicago 273First National Bank of New York 274First Wisconsin Nat. Bank of Milwaukee 273Guaranty Trust Co. of New York 412Irving Trust Co. of New York 412National City Bank of New York 276

Bankocracy Blamed by G. L. Lacher forDepression 743

Boston Banks Decline to Accept PostalSavings Deposits 936

Branch Banking-Glass Bank Bill. See Banks and Bank-ing-Glass Bank Bill.

National Assn. of Credit Men EconomicCouncil Urges Branch Banking 2008

Washington Governor Urges BranchBanking as Relief Measure 593

California Bank Chain Proposed 1303Chase National Bank of New York. See

under "C"Check Written in Braille Cashed by Bankof Manhattan Co 85

Chicago Unit Banks, Plot to Wreck, Toldto Senate Banking Committee by J. A.Carroll 260

Clearing Houses Being Formed Through-out Nation to Give Greater Group Co-operation 1798

Clearings in 1932 and Course of Trade andSpeculation 381

Credit, Bank, Availability of, Studied byNational Industrial Conference Board.._ 51

Crisis in U. S. Resulting in National Holi-day. See under U. S. A.-Banking Crisis

Emergency Bank Bill. See under U. S. A.-Banking Crisis.

Federal Reserve Board Review of BankingConditions 746, 1651

Foreign Deposit Interest Rates Reduced__ 939Galva, Ill. Has Business Holiday to Pro-

tect Bail 937Glass Banking Bill-Bradford, F. A., Criticizes Bill 749Byerrum, R. 0., of University StateBank of Chicago, Holds Weakest LinkIn Our Banking System Is Proven toBe Branch Banks 50

Federal Advisory Council Conclusionsand Recommendations on Bill_ __ _ 264

Glass, Sen., Fights for Favorable Actionon Bill in Senate 262, 263

Illinois Bankers Assn. Opposes BranchBanking Provision 50

Investment Affiliates, Separation of,Opposed by F. H. Sisson 748

Senate Passes Bill 594Text of Bill as Passed by Senate 940

Holidays Declared by Mayors of Illinoisand Iowa Cities 419

Holidays Declared by State and FederalGovernments. See under U. S. A.-Banking Crisis.

Huntington, Ind., Banks Declare Mora-torium 936

Illinois Will Not Recognize Bank Mora-toria 937

Iowa Law Gives State Banking Dept.Right to Operate Banks Without Re-ceivership 593

Iowa Law Permitting Operation of Bankswith Frozen Assets, Ruling on 937

Moratorium Declared by State and FederalGovernments. See under U. S. A.-Banking Crisis.

Illinois Bankers Assn. Proposes Revision ofState Bank Law 82

Interest Rate Cut Urged by New JerseyBank Commissioner 938

Interest Rate on Mortgages Reduced byNew Britain, Conn. Banks 1474

Interest Rates on Deposits Reduced by-Baltimore Clearing House on SavingsAccounts 938

Baltimore Savings Bank 259Boston Clearing House 744Chase National Bank of N.Y. on ThriftAccounts 939

Chicago Banks 590Cleveland Clearing House Banks 259Lorain, Ohio, Banks 259National City Bank of N. Y. on ThriftAccounts 440

New York Clearing House Assn 417New York Savings Banks 939, 1130Philadelphia Commercial Banks 259Philadelphia Savings Banks 57Portchester, N. Y. Banks 1474Rochester, N. Y., Banks 1131St. Louis Banks 259San Francisco Banks 259Syracuse Banks 938Washington, D. 0., Clearing House- - - 938Westchester Banks on County Deposits- 259Interest, Uniform Rate of, Members ofNassau County Clearing House to Adopt 744

Maryland Bank Law, Proposed ChangesIn 57

RMassachusetts, Attorney-General in An-

nual Report ecommends Restrictions onBanks 593

McLaughlin, George V. Discusses HighCost of Banking and fnterest Rates be-fore New York State Bankers Assn._ __.. - 591

Mellon, Andrew, Says U. S. Will Profit byBank Troubles 1472

Michigan Banking Legislation Reviewed 82Michigan Has 8-Day Bank Moratorium

1125, 1149, 1151Reopening of Banks for Restricted

Business 1308Minnesota Denies State Deposits to Non-Taxed Banks 83

Minnesota Governor Refuses to Sign BillPermitting Bank Holidays 937

Mount Carmel, Ill., Ends 9-Day BusinessHoliday-Bank Reopens 937


JAN.-MAR., 1933.] INDEX VII

Bank and Banking (Concluded)—National Banks—

Comptroller of Currency AnnouncementRegarding Conditions as Shown byLast Call 1129

Comptroller of Currency Would Be GivenPower to Order Any EmergencyLegislation Passed by States to BeApplicable to National BanksUnder Bill Passed by Senate— —1304

Signed by President 1478Note Circulation Privilege Contained in

Borah-Glass Amendment—Extentto Which Used 56, 261

Profits in 1932 Surveyed by D. Friday_1147National City Bank of N.Y. See under N.Nebraska Farmers Want State Bank 419Nebraska Permits Insolvent Banks to Con-duct Limited Operations 937

New Jersey Bank Holiday not Contem-plated Says Bank Superintendent 1303

New Jersey State Banks, Law Passed Ex-tending Length of Notice Necessary toWithdraw Time Deposits from 1303

New York City Banks, Average Liquidityof 259

Holdings of Government Securities In-creases 418

New York State Bank Legislation. Seeundet New York State.

Northwest Bancorporation Defers Divi-dend Action 1987

Ohio Bank Holiday. No Occasion for, SaysGovernor—Remarks of L. B. WWiams_ -1303

Ohio State Banks Would Be Obliged to JoinFederal Reserve System Under ProposedBill 746

Oklahoma Bank Guaranty Fund BeingLiquidated 746

Pennsylvania Bankers Assn. Offers Aid inCodifying State Bank Laws 56

Queens County Clearing House Formed byIndependent Banks 1985

Relief Legislation Rushed in Washington_ _1478St. Louis Bank Failures 438Savings Banks—Bowery Savings Bank of N. Y. LimitsNew Accounts 939

Mortgage Interest Rates Cut by Roches-ter. N. Y.. Banks 938

Mortgage Rates Cut by Brooklyn, N. Y.Bank. 744

Mutual Savings Banks, Deposits in—Listof 100 Largest Bank 100, 1129, 1302

Mutual Savings Banks, History of 939New England Has Greater Percentage of

National Savings Deposits 938New York Banks Cut Interest Rates 939.1130New York State Banks, Deposits 1n_84,

259, 1130New York State Banks, Increase in

Deposits and Accounts in 939Philadelphia Banks Reduce Interest on

Deposits 57State Reserve Savings Bank Urged by

N. Y. S. Joint Legislative BankingCommittee 935

Kinsey. H. R., Pres. Savings BankAssn. of State of N. Y. ExplainsPlan 936

Security Affiliates Divorced by—Chase National Bank of N. Y 1651National City Bank of N. Y 1652, 1798

Senate Authorizes Inquiry into Bankingand Finance 1653

Stocks—Market Value and Yield of N. Y. O.Bank Stocks According to Holt, Rose& Troster 54

Prices of N. Y. City Bank Stocks Accord-ing to Holt, Rose & Troster 53

Suffolk County, L. I., Clearing HouseFormed 1985Tenino, Wash., Closed Bank Bought byLocal Business Men with WoodenMoney 52

Trust Companies in New York and Else-where, Annual Comparative Returns of

1262, 1313United States Chamber of Commerce Recommendations for Changes in BankLaw 52Washington, State of, Cities in, Declared toBe Without Legal Power to Declare BankMoratorium 52Whittlesey e'. R., of Princeton University,Urges New Bank System 2008Wingfield Banks in Nevada Get Loan fromR. F. C. to Reopen 950Wisconsin Passes Banking LAWS 1303Wool Bank Planned to Control Trade- -1302Youngman, Elmer H ., on Application ofSound Banking Principles and Methods_1986Youngstown Exchange Quotes Prices onAccounts in Banks and Building andLoan Associations Which Have Re-stricted Deposits 1132Barr. F. Seymour, Ascribes Wse in U. SGovernment Bonds to Fact Treasury Now

Finances with Only Short-Term Issues- - - 58Barter—Philadelphia Barter Exchange Joined by400 Workers 1302

Vermont Bank Opens Exchange for Barter_1302Bates, D. W. Appointed Iowa Bank Supt-1303Bavaria. Se; under Germany.Beer. See under Prohibition.Beet Sugar. See under Sugar IndustryBelgium—Antwerp Grain Market to Be Re-estab-

lished 929Brazilian Coffee, Plan to Barter RailwayEquipment for, Falls 1636

Steel Parley at Brussels Closes WithoutReviving Cartel 247

World City Proposed by Prof. Paul Otletto Be Located on Site Near Antwerp_ - - 255

Berlin. See under Germany.Bestor, Paul, Discusses Steagall Bill Pro-

posing Postponement of Installments Dueon Loans Made by Federal Land Banks_ 782

Bow 13riker Bank. See under Germany.Bingnam, Robert W. Appointed Ambassadorfrom U. S. to Great 13ritain 1974

Bliss, George L. Discusses Functions ofFederal Home Loan Bank System 783

Block & Co., Durant vs. See Durant vs.Block & Co

Boliva—Foreign Exchange—Rate Fixed by Central Bank 1289

Bond Market, Course of_ _21, 221. 380, 551,71_ ,9 907. 1094, 1267. 1439. 1778, 1956

Bond & Mortgage Guarantee Co. Urges Cutin Mortgage Rates 744

Page PageBond Profits, J. S. Seidman of Seidman &Seidman Explains Tax Ruling on- -248.

1129. 1135Bonds, Foreign Government. Ruling onExemption From Federal Income Tax 1796

Bonds Listed on N. Y. Stock Exchange,Market Value of. See under N. Y. StockExchange.

Book Review—Facing the Facts 552Booth, George E., Proposes Abolition ofFarm Board 604

Borah-Glass Amendment Increasing NoteCirculation Privilege of National Banks—Extent to Which Used 56

Borah, Sen., Proposes Reduction in Pur-chasing Power of Dollar 261, 599

Debates VVar Debts in Senate 405Borden Farm Products Co., Inc. Reduces

Price of Cream 36Boston &Albany RR. Shops Re-open 242Boston Banks Decline to Take Postal Savings

Deposits 936Boston Clearing House Banks Reduce Rate of

Interest on Deposits—Clearing HouseStatement Discontinued 744

Boucas, V. F. See under Brazil.Bowery Savings Bank Limits New Deposits_ - 939Bowker, Horace, Declares Domestic Allot-ment Bill Is Most Daring Economic Ex-periment Ever Proposed68

Bradford, F. A., Criticizes Glass Banking Bill 749Branch Banking. See under Banks and Bank

Brattleboro, Vt., Trust Co. Opens BarterExchange 1302

Brazil—Bonds, Foreign, to Be Converted IntoDomestic Paper 740

Boucas, V. F., Sails for U. S. to SoundOut Feeling Toward Debt Conversion,

741, 1126, 1127Believes 011 Companies Would Benefitby Loaning Cash Held in Brazil toGovernment to Build Roads 1127

Coffee—Barter Plan with Belgium Fails 1636Destruction During 1932 575Export Tax Not to Be Changed 3Export Tax Reduced by Sao Paulo 242Exporters See Central Bank ForeignExchange as Hedging Move 1967

Foreign Markets Sought After 1114Government Replaces Coffee Council

with Special Government Department918. 1114, 1636

Japan Offered Coffee in Exchange forWarships 1967

Stock Surpluses to Be Bought by Gov-ernment Before Arrival of New Crop-1967

Survey of Situation 1636Trees, Larger Number of, Than Any

Other Country in the World 918Debt Adjustment Sought by V. F. Boucas,

741, 1126. 1127Flour Imports, Embargo on, to End 1113Foreign Exchange Sold by Coffee Exporters

to Central Bank as Hedging Move 1967Import Prices on Invoices to Require

Certification 1647National Coffee Council Replaced by

National Coffee Department 1114Sao Paulo, City of—Coffee Institute Re-

organized 575Sao Paulo, State of—

Coffee Export Tax Reduced 242Coffee Realization Loan 1930 Service

Charges Remitted 1127Drawing for Redemption 1795

Breed, William C., Advocates Laws to Pre-vent Security, Frauds 1129

Briggs Manufacturing Co. Strike, WhichCaused Ford Motor Co. to Close Its Plants,Terminated 917

British Malaya. See Malaya, British.Brokers' Loans—

Federal Reserve Bank of N. Y. Report ofAmount Outstanding_ _43, 249. 404.580, 735, 925, 1120, 1281, 1455, 1974

New York Stock Exchange Report ofOutstanding Brokers' Loans_

- _49, 742. 1467

Brooklyn, N. Y., Savings Banks Cut InterestRate on Mortgages 744

Brougham, Herbert Bruce, as Mortgagor,Seeks to Have Court Reduce Principal ofMortgage on Account of Increased Value ofDollar 593

Brown, Edgar, Tells Senate Committee HowNational City Co. Assisted Him to L088His Money 1471

Brown, James, Pres. N. Y. State Chamber ofCommerce, Views as NoteworthyAchievement, Adjustment of Business toNew Conditions 20

Expresses Faith in N. Y. Banks 1653Bruening, Dr. See under Germany.Brunswick. See under Germany.Buffalo Retail Food Prices 1447Buffalo Unemployment Conditions Studiedby N. Y. State Deptartment of Labor-- - 30

Building—.Construction Operations in 1932. Record of 552Contracts for Construction Awarded.

Valuation of According to F. W. DodgeCorp 394, 1273, 1631Illinois Building. Situation 1109, 1785Operations in 1932. Record of 552United States Dept. of Labor Surveys

Operations 572, 1273. 1963Building and Loan Associations—California Associations Enabled by NewLaw to Become Members of FederalHome Loan Bank System 782Dividends Paid in Latter Half of 1932- — - 61Milwaukee Grain & Stock Exchange AdmitsShares to Trading 934Newark, N. J., Six Associations in. TakenOver by State Bank Department 1303United States Building and Loan League.Assets of Members of 1987Busby, Rep., Urges Currency Expansion 597Business Conditions—

Aldrich, Winthrop W., Chairman ChaseNational Bank on Causes and Cures ofDepression 1435American Statistical Assn. ConferenceEnds in Disagreement on How to CureWorld Ills 262

Annalist Statistics. See under A.Ay,res, Col. Leonard P., Views on Business

Condition 393. 1107Bank of America (Calif.) on Business Con-

ditions 570. 1110. 1449Bridge Construction Over San FranciscoBay Considered Important Factor inBusiness Upturn 958

Business Conditions (Concluded)—Page

Brown. James, Pres., N. Y. State Chamberof Commerce, Views Adjustment ofBusiness to New Conditions as Note-worthy Achievement 20

Butler, Dr. Nicholas Murray, of ColumbiaUniversity, Appoints Commission toStudy Economic Situation 420

Views on Causes and Cures of Depression1793California State Chamber of CommerceSurvey of Business Conditions 915, 1633

Canadian. See under Canada.Dickinson, Dr. H. C., Asks Huge Govern-ment Bond Issue to Aid Situation 2008

Economic Conditions, Hearings into byCSenate Finance ommittee 1132.

1139, 1298. 1299, 1300. 1477, 1480Guaranty Trust Co. of N. Y. Reviews

Business Conditions 743, 1443Heimann, Henry H., Says Governmental

Inconsistencies in Control and Supportof Industry Hurt Business 1135

Lacher, G. L., of "Iron Age" Blames De-pression on Bankocracy 743

Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce Reviewof Business 396

Munds, Winslow & Potter See Period ofBetter Times Ahead 1785

National Assn. of Purchasing AgentsView of Business Conditions 26

National City Bank of N. Y. on BusinessOutlook 24

National Shawmut Bank of Boston onBusiness Conditions 395

Newburger, F. L.. of Newburger, Loeb &Co. Finds Progress Has Been MadeAlong Road to Economic and FinancialRehabilitation 49

Ochs, Adolph S.. Publisher of N. Y."Times" Sees Bright Prospects Ahead-1957

Rife, R. S., of Guaranty Trust Co. Dia-cussess Financial and Economic Situation 58

Statisticians in Industry on Business Con-ditions 570. 1270. 1961

Sykes, Pres. H. 0.. of N. Y. Curb Ex-change Finds Conditions Still Extra-ordinarily Tangled at Year End 110

Winkler, Max. on Means of Aiding WorldRecovery 00

Sees Turning Point in Economic Crisis-1797Butler, Dr, Nicholas Murray, of Columbia

University Appoints Commission to In-vestigate Economic Situation 420

Disvows Link with Technocracy 421Letter to Sen. Smoot Declining Invitationto Appear before Senate Committee onFinance—Points Out Causes and Curesof Depression 1793

Plan for Promoting World Peace and End-ing Depression Explained in RadioAddress 421

Tax Views 599Byerrum, R. 0., in Criticizing Glass Bank-ing Bill Says Branch Banks Have Provento Be Weakest Point in Banking System 50

(labia Companies Stop Cabling of FundsAbroad on Account of Embargo 1676

Calgary. See under Canada.California Bank Chain Proposed 1303California Oil Proration. See under PetroleumProduction Restriction

California State Chamber of CommerceSurvey of Business Conditions 915, 1633

Calks, Ex-Pres., of Mexico. See under Mexico1460Cambridge Rubber Co. Resumes Operations_1275Camp, George D., Resigns as Pres. of FederalRes. Bank of Cleveland 1798

Canada—American Dollar Invoices Converted Tem-

porarily at Par Into Canadian Dollars__ _1644Bank of Montreal Summarizes Business

Conditions 573, 1447Bank of Toronto Annual Meeting—Addressof President 410

Banks—Statement of Condition 250. 1283, 1644Bonds of Western Municipalities BeingPaid in Gold Only to Holders OutsideCanada 250

Calgary Pays Gold to Avoid Suit 1642Canadian Pacific By. Closes Shops 605Churchill, Port of, Grain Shipments from. 240Crop Figures, Final 730Dollar—Proposal to Link Dollar to Poundat Fixed Ratio 410

Dominion Agricultural Credit Corp. Re-ports First Years Operations 917

Gold Export Embargo to Continue During1933 583

Gold Output Sets High Record 250Gold Payments, Ruling on 1282Gold Purchases in 1932 1283Government Financing for Five YearsEnded 1932 46

Hamel', J. J., Found Guilty of DefamatoryLibel of T. B. Macaulay of Sun Life As-surance Co 418

Labrador, Sale of, to Canada Planned byNewfoundland 1121

Liquor Export to Dry Countries, CommonsVotes Against Lifting Ban on 1135

Macaulay, Thomas B., of Sun Life Assur-ance Co., Wins Suit for DefamatoryLibel Against J. J. Harpell 418

Municipal Financing for Five YearsEnded 1932 46

Newsprint Production 575O'Hearn, Frank, Proposes Silver, Wheatand Gold Be Used in New MonetarySystem 44

Railroad Propose New Wage Cut 960Royal Bank of Canada, Annual Meetingof—Address of President 410

Russian Plan to Barter 011 and Coal forCanadian Cattle Explained by PremierBennett 1121

Silver Production 260Toronto Standard Stock & Mining Exch.—Mining Stock Trading Taxes New Tickets 925

United States Dollar Invoices OrderedConverted at Par Into Canadian Ex-change 1644

United States, Reciprocity with, Desired.But Overtures Should Come from Pres.Roosevelt, Thinks Premier Bennett 1283

Wheat—Alberta Farmers Conference ApprovesConference on National Wheat Boardand Other Proposals 32

Barter with Russia Proposed by AlbertaWheat Pool 35

Exports, Expects Increase in 1967Great Britain Increases Purchases 1113Amount Imported Under Preferential

Tariff 1276


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PageCanada (concluded)—Wheat (Concluded)—Great Britain Ruling That Wheat

Shipped Through U. S. Would NotBe Entitled to Preferential TariffUnless on Through Consignment toBritain Not Expected to Make Ma-terial Difference as Shipments MayGo Through Canadian Ports atNearly Same Cost 35

Shipments Through N. Y. Virtuallyat Standstill 1966

Trial Shipment of Canadian WheatShipped Through U. S. PortsDenied Preferential Tariff 917

Price Fixing Proposed on Wheat Intendedfor Domestic Consumption 240

Prices Rise in Winnipeg 1276Winnipeg Grain Exchange Council Op-posed to National Wheat MarketingAgency 34

World Production Conference Proposed,240, 1635

Canadian Pacific Ry. See under Canada.Capital Flotations 223. 904, 1617Carey, Peter B. Pres. Chicago Board ofTrade, Reviesirs Agricultural Situationin 1932 240

Carlisle, Floyd L., Utility Head, Wires HisApproval of Proposed Utility Regulationsof New York Governor 1989

Carroll, J. A Tells Senate Banking Com-mittee of Plot to Wreck Chicago UnitBanks 260

Case. 3. I. Co. Fixes Price Guaranty onFarm Crops 1113

Cauca Valley. See under Colombia.Cellophane Prices Reduced 242Cement—

Czechoslovakia Mfrs. Form Cartel 1638Portland Cement Statistics_ _577. 117. 1790

Census of U. S. See under U. I. A.Central Republic Bank & Trust Co., Pres.

Miller of R. F. C. Praises Loan to 760Cermak. Anton, Mayor of Chicago. Seriously

Wounded in Attempt on Life of Pres.-Elect Roosevelt 1141

Dies of Wounds 1659Would-Be Assassin Sentenced to 80 Years-1477Sentenced to Death 1660

Dies in Chair 1992Chadbourne Sugar Restriction Plan. See

under Sugar Industry.Chadbourne. Thomas L., Predicts Rise inSugar Price 574

Chain Stores—Florida Chain Store Tax Declared Invalidby U. S. Supreme Court 1806

Sales—Percentage of Change. According to

Federal Reserve Bank of N. Y725. 1445Volume, According to E. A. Pierce & Co_ 727Volume, According to "Chain Store Age" 572

Chamberlain, Chancellor Neville. See underGreat Britain.

Chase National Bank of N. Y.—Annual Re-port of President 274

Cuban Credit Extended 1288. 1796Interest Rates on Thrift Accounts Reduced 939Security Affiliate, Chase Securities Corp.,

Divorced 1651Chater & Edey, Curb Firm—One PartnerExpelled by Exchange, Two Others Sus-pended for Six Months 1290

Chemical Bank & Trust Co. Annual Meet-ing—Address of President 437

Chicago Board of Trade—Annual Election 416, 591Wheat Price Not Affected by Elevator Fire 1113

Chicago Banks Cut Interest Rates on TimeDeposits 590

Chicago Clearing House Assn.—OfficersElected 590

Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Ry. to BeRevalued by I.-S. C. C. Prior to Approvalof Internal Unification Plan 958

Chicago Stock Exchange—Listing Rules Amended 1985Price .Record During 1932, by Months_ . 562

Chicago Unit Banks Wrecked by Plot, SaysJ. A. Carroll 260

Chile—Argentina Curtails List of Duty Conces-

sions to Chile 1126Bank of Chile—

Bulletin Explains Farm Co-operativePlan—Budget Deficit Discussed 931

President Elected 256Reviews Economic Situation 257

Battleships Laid Up as Economy Move 931Debt, Foreign, to Be Consolidated 931Plan for Paying Services 1465

Food Purchases Planned 1982Foreign Exchange—Dollar Weak in Un-

official Quotations 1646Gold Being Panned by Unemployed 1465Gold Production 257Export Duty Reestablished on Nitrate and

iodine 1982Import Duties Temporarily Increased_ _1982Oil Imports. Hopes to End 40Tax Increases Asked by Finance Minister- 931United States, Takes Steps to Strengthen

Relations with 1465China—Bonds Drawn for Redemption 47Financial Situation as Related to U. S.Bank Holiday 1648

Japanese-Chino Situation. See Japan—Chino-Japanese Situation.

United States Denies Having Arms Agree-ment with China 414

United States, Dr. Sze, New Minister to.Presents Credentials 1467

Churchill, Port of. See under Canada.Cigarettes. See under Tobacco.Cigars. See under Tobacco.Cincinnati Stock Exchange—Monthly Rangeof Prices in 1932 1097

Circulation of Currency. See under U.S.A.Citrus Fruit Growers Aided by Farm Board

1818City Trust Co. Deal, International TrustCo. Sues to Recover Losses in 589

Clear Lake, Iowa, Uses Corn Money 1475Clark, J. R., Jr. Resigns as U. S. Am-

bassador to Mexico 1466Clearings, Bank. See under Banks, Clearings.Cleveland Banks Form Company to Aid inMortgage Financing 1144

Cleveland Clearing Blouse Banks ReduceInterest Rates on Deposits 259

Cleveland Stock Exchange—Monthly PriceRange in 1932 1095

Cleveland Trust Co. Views on Business. SeeAyres, Col. Leonard P.

PageCoal industry—Anthracite—Imports and Exports 1280Employment and Wages in Pennsylvania

Collieries According to PhiladelphiaFederal Reserve Bank403, 1454. 1973

Massachusetts, Receipts and Stocks ofDomestic and Foreign Coal in 924

Production and Shipments in 1932 403Production, Weekly_ _42, 248. 403. 579.734.924,1119, 1281.1454.1640, 1791,1973Monthly 248. 1641Yearly 248, 1792

Shipments 248, 403. 119. 1973Stocks 923

Appalachian Coals, Inc. Selling Agencyof 137 Coal Producds, Validated byU. S. Supreme Court 1808

Bituminous—Production, Weekly-42, 248, 403. 579,734, 924.1119,1281.1454.1640, 1791, 1973Monthly 248, 1641Yearly 248, 1792

Stocks and Consumption 923Coke—Production, Weekly_42, 248, 403, 579.734, 924.1119,1281,1454.1640, 1791,1973Monthly 248, 1641Yearly 248

Stocks 923United States Reimposes Tariff on CoalImports from Great Britain and Germany 223

Cocoa—Price Lowest in History of New York CocoaExchange 575

Coffee—Brazilian Coffee. See under Brazil.Colombia to Discontinue Bonus 1636Colombian Exports Increase 575Exports to U. S. in 1932 1114

Consumption in U. S. A 241, 1114Cuban Coffee Industry Prospers 1636Cuban Exports 918Market Review of N. Y. Coffee & SugarExchange 1277

Mexican Crop 1967Price Buoyancy Attributed to Activities of

Brazilian National Defense Council_ 918Prices Depressed According to N. Y. Coffee& Sugar Exchange 1114

Prices, Retail, Reduced 917Statistics Compiled by N. Y. Coffee &Sugar Exchange 918

Trees Under Cultivation, Number of 918Turkey Adds Coffee to Centralized Import

List 1115World Visible Supply Declines 242

Collections and Sales. See Sales and Collec-tions.—

Colombia—Bank of Republic Reviews Business Condi-

tions 1277Bond Amortization 586Bonds Bought for Sinking Fund _

-- -- -47

Bonds, American Dollar, Interest to BePaid on 1466

Bonds, American Dollar, Committees forOne Requests U. S. State Dept. to Safe-

ard Bondholders Interests—OtherOpposes Move 931Child, R. W., Chairman Committee,Opposes Asking U. S. GovernmentIntervention 1127

Owen, Robert L. Chairman IndependentCommittee. Explains Request ThatU. S. Government Intervene to Pro-tect Bondholders Interest 1127

Cauca Valley, Dept. of, Bonds, ProtectiveCorn nittee for Holders of 586

Coffee—Bonus to Be Discontinued by Gov't_ A636Exports Increase 575Exports to U. S. in 1932 1114

Cundinamarca, Dept. of, Bonds, Protec-tive Committee for Holders of 586

Foreign Exchange—Dealings Suspended on Account of U. S.Bank Holiday 1646

Rate Raised Incident to Loan forNational Defense 1466

Moratorium Law, Foreign Banks ReachUnderstanding on 931

Colt, S. Sloan, Annual Report as Chairmanof Bankers Trust Co. of N.Y 276

Columbus Stock and Bond Exchange Rangeof Prices by Months in 1932 1103

Cornett, Pierre. See under France.Commercial Paper Outstanding as Reportedto Federal Reserve Bank of N. Y_ _591,

1302, 1987Commodities Exchange, Inc., Proposed Mer-

ger of N. Y. Hide Exchange, NationalMetal Exchange, Rubber Exchange ofN. Y. and National Raw Silk ExchangeUnder Title of—

Approval of Merger Voted by Members ofExchanges 935

Members of Different Exchanges to Act onPlan 258

Proxies in Hand Assure Approval of Merger 590Quarters for New Exchange Selected 1984

Commodity Exchanges Closed on Account ofBank Holiday. See under U. S. A.—Bank-ing Crisis.

Committee of Nation Urges U. S. to Bar GoldExports and Guarantee Bank Depoaits_ -1643

Commodity Prices, Indexes of. See underNational Fertilizer Assn., Annalist, U.S.A.Labor Dept., Moody's Investors Service.

Comptroller of Currency. See under U. S. A.,Treasury Dept.

Congress. See under U. S. A.Continental Automobile Co. Creates NewLow Price Field 398

Continental Economic Conference Expectedto Be Held in Washington 2008

Coolidge, Calvin, Ex-President of UnitedStates. Death of 61

New York Stock Exchange Closes Day ofFuneral 62

Pension Proposed for Mrs. Coolidge 434Senate Provides for Congressional -Memorial

Services 433Tributes Paid by N. Y. Bankers 62Will Leaving Entire Estate to Wife 433

Cooper, Irving Ben, Resigns as Counsel toSenate Committee Investigating StockMarket 415

Norbeck, Sen., Makes Statement Regard-ing Resignation 415

Copper—Pricesier- 246

Copper Exporters, Inc.—American Smelting dr Refining Co. Re-

signs as Member 1117

Corn. See under Grain. Page

Corporate Earnings, Compilation of, byMoody's Investors Service 1445

Corporate Fiduciaries Assn. of N. Y. AnnualMeeting 605

Coat of Living in U.S 573Costa Rica—American Owned Bank Forcedto Close on Account of Situation in U. 8-1646

Cotton—Acreage Reduction Approved by Con-

ference of Governors 1998American Cotton—

British Mills Continue to Use MoreAmerican Cotton 242

Exports of Raw Cotton in 1932 731World Consumption 731. 1787

Argentina Increases Exports 731British Cotton Industry. See under Great

Britain.Census Bureau Report on Cotton-. 399,

1115, 1787Classification Facilities to Be Improved 919Cloth Production, Shipments and Stocks 399Consumption Report of Census Bureau,

399, 1115. 1787Cottonseed Statistics Issued by CensusBureau 242, 1115, 1787

Georgia Grower Proposes that Govern-ment Lend Money to Farmers to BuySurplus Cotton on Condition They AgreeNot to Plant This Year 37

Ginning in 1932 Reported by CensusBureau 1968

Governors of Cotton States Called to Dis-cuss Cotton Control by Gov. Conner ofMississippi 1143

Indian Cotton Stocks in India 1115International Cotton Federation Commit-

tee Resolution on Trade Revival Adoptedby Federation 1121

Japanese Spinning Industry Reported Un-favorable 1969

Oklahoma Cotton Growers' Assn. Co--operatives to Wind Up Business Ex-peditiously 37

Polish Cotton Textile Strike 1969Price Movement on New York CottonExchange 918

Riverside & Dan River Cotton Mills onFive-Day Schedule 579

Smith Bill to Out 1933 Production Ap-proved by Senate Committee 1142

Passed by Senate—Opposed in House ..1307Passed by House 1451

Spinning Industry, Activity in 575, 1969Standards of Cotton for Use in Next TwoYears Examined and Approved by Uni-versal Cotton Standards Conference- - —1969

Switzerland Imposes Export Duties on UsedCotton Machinery 37

Texas Cotton Manufacturing Reviewed byUniversity of Texas 1277

World Consumption 37Cottonseed. See under Cotton.Cotton Stabilization Corp. See under Fed-

eral Farm Board.Court Procedure to Be Followed in CriminalCases After Verdict to Be Prescribed byU. S. Supreme Court 1655

Court Rulings—Alabama Municipalities Need Not IncludeR. F. 0. Loans Within ConstitionalLimit of Loans. According to State Su-preme Court 271

Appalachian Coals, Inc., Selling Agency of137 Coal Producers, Held Valid by U. S.Supreme Court 1808

Bank of U. S. Officers and Directors Suedby N. Y. Bank Supt. for Alleged Losses—Court Upholds Plaintiff 277

Durant (William C.) vs. Block & Co.,Brokers—Claim Against Block & Co.for Stock Market Losses Upheld in Part 591

Florida Chain Store Tax Found Invalid byU. S. Supreme Court 1806

Futures Trading Found to Be a GamblingTransaction by Mississippi SupremeCourt 1301

Grain Futures Trading Act Found Legalby Circuit Court of Appeals at Chicago.. 1998

Railroads Cannot Be Forced to Build NewLinea by I.-S. C. C., Rules U. S. Su-preme Court 272

Railroad Store-Door Service Upheld byCourt 273

Tariff Commission Privilege of SecrecyUpheld by U. S. Supreme Court 947

U. S. Bond & Mortgage Corp. New YorkSupreme Court Refuses to

Corps, 589

Couzens Resolution Allowing Compt. ofCurrency to Co-operate with States inPassing Emergency Bank Legislation 1304, 1478

Couzens, Sen.. Reports that Senate Com-mittee Is Unable to Make Any Criticismof R. F. C. Loans 432

Asks Congress to Bar Railroad Loans_ _ _ _ 781Hearings on 'Resolution 782

Cream. See under Dairy Products.Crop Loans. See under Farmer.Cuba—Bank Holiday Declared on Account of

Action In United States 1646Reopening of Banks 1983

Bond Amortization and Interest PaymentsMet 257

Business Conditions Dependent on Rise inSugar and Tobacco 241

Chase National Bank Extends Credits,1288, 1796

Coffee Exports 918Coffee Industry Prospers 1636Credits Extended by Chase National Bank,

1288. 1796Garcia, Orestes, Third Class Consul atWashington, Statements RegardingResignation of 1128

Loans, Foreign, Moratorium on 1646Savings Deposits, Interest Rate Reduced on 257Sugar—

Assignment of Production Quota to MillsNot Acceptable to President 241

Chile, Sales to 241Insurgent Growers Opposed to Chad-

bourne Plan 241Production and Exports 1115Situation Explained 1968

Cumberland County, N. 0., Pays SmallDebts in Scrip 937

Cundinamarca. See under Colombia.Cuno, Dr. Wilhelm. See under Germany.Czechoslovakia—Cement Manufacturers Form Cartel 1838Economic Conditions 1287Foreign Exchange—

Restrictions to Be Eased 255, 584, 931


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PageCzechoslovakia (Concluded)—Germans Retaliate on Czechoslovakia by

Halting Transfer of Funds 1982Hungary, Negotiations Completed for Bar-

ter Pact with 1796National Bank of Czechoslovakia ReducesDiscount Rate to Record Low 1126

Trade Balance Shows Deficit for First Timein History 1287

Dairy Products—Cream Price Reduced in N. Y. City 36

Milk—Akron, Ohio, Price to Be Advanced 1277Loose Milk Ban to Go Into Effect in .N. Y. City 1968

Wisconsin Farmers on Milk Strike 1277New England Dairies, Inc., Gets Loanfrom Farm Board 271

Daniels, F. II., Opposed to General LoanMoratorium 1141

Daniels, Josephus, Appointed Ambassadorfrom U. S. to Mexico 1974

Davis, F. L., Says Distributions by Insur-ance Companies Has Carried ManyThrough Economic Crisis 1817

Dawes, Chas. G., Testifies Regarding InsullCollapse Before Senate Stock ExchangeInvestigating Committee 1293

Deere & Co. Fix Prices Guarantees for FarmProducts 1113

Deibler. Prof., of Northwestern UniversityCalls Technocrats Poor Guides 83

Delaware & Hudson RR. Acquires 10%Stock Interest in New York Central—Omits Dividend 606

Denmark—Foreign Exchange—Bank of Denmark Quits Foreign Ex-change Business 740

Control of Government Lifted 255Farmers Benefit from New ExchangeRate 930

Krone Price to Be Set at StabilizedRatio to Pound 740, 930

Krone Price Reaches Record Low 740Strikes and Lockouts Forbidden 740

Department Store Sales. See Trade. Retail.Detroit Employment Index 1964Detroit Stock Exchange—Monthly Range of

Prices in 1932 1100Yearly Range of Prices in 1931 and 1932...1102

Deutsche Bank. See under Germany.Dickinson, Dr. H. C., Recommends HugeGovernment Bond Issue to Bring End ofDepression 2008

Dill, Sen., Proposes U. S. Buy Silver and Payfor Same with New Silver Currency 260

Disarmament Conference, International—Hoover, Pres. of U. S. Asks Congress to

Appropriate Funds for 62District of Columbia Bankers Subscribe$500.000 to Home Repair Pool to AidUnemployment 1307

Dodge, F. W., Corp. on Valuation of BuildingContracts Awarded 394, 1273, 1631

Domestic Allotment Dill. See under Farmer—Allotment Bill.

Dominion Agricultural Credit Corp. Seeunder Canada.

Douglas, Director of Budget. L. H., BlamesGovernment for Bank Crisis 2008

Dow, D. M. See under Australia.Dresden. See under Germany.Duesseldorf. See under Germany.Dulles, John Foster. Report on HungarianLong-Term Debt Situation 1463

Dun. B. (}.,& Co.—Business Failures in 1932 Reported_ _ _235, 912

Du Pont Cellophane Co. Reduces Prices 242Durant (William 0.) vs. Block & Co., Stock-

brokers Suit to Recover Stock MarketLosses PartlySustained by Court_ 591

Dutch East Indies. See under Holland—East Indies.

V conomic and Monetary Conference. Inter-national—

Agenda Drawn up for Conference ProposedWorld Return to Gold Standard 928

Gold Standard Must Be Discussed at Con-ference Paris Financial Circles Believe 408

Hoover. Pres., of U. S. Asks Congress toAppropriate Funds for 62

London Times Skeptical on Conference.-- 410Postponed 753Program Adopted for Conference 410U. S. Senate Appropriates Funds for Parti-

cipation in Conference 928Economic Conference, Continental, Expectedto Be Held in Washington 2009

Economic Problems of U. S. to Be Studied bySenate Committee 753

Economic Situation, Hearings into, by SenateFinance Committee. See under BusinessConditions.

Economists Petition Pres. Roosevelt to RaisePrice Level 2009

Economy Bill. See under U. 8. A.Ecuador—Tax Collections Fall Off—Delinquents

Urged to Pay Accounts 257Edge, Walter it., U.S. Ambassador to France

Urges French to Pay Debts 1842Egypt—Bond Coupons Must Be Paid in Gold 933Farmers to Get Government Aid 1276

Eighteenth Amendment to U. S. Constitution.See Prohibition.

Election. See under U. S. A.—PresidentialElection.

Electric Light and Power Industry—Production of Electricity, Monthly.- -27,

234. 726. 1109, 1630Weekly_ _27, 234, 391. 572. 726. 912,

1109. 1274, 1446, 1630, 1783, 1964Waterpower Plant Capacity Increases in1932 912

Ellis. It. M. Reviews Tobacco Industry_ 37El Salvador—Bonds—

Series A Bonds, Interest Defaulted onDealt Flat on N. Y. Stock Exchange 256

Series A. Bonds on Deposit with Pro-tective Committee to Receive JanuaryInterest 47

Erickson, Gov. J. E. of Mont., Succeedsthe Late Thos. J.

it.,in Senate 1806

Europe—Central European Countries. Situation in

Regard to Long-Term State Debt of.--

930Steel Cartel Not Revived at Brussels Parley 247

Evanston, Ill., Independent Retail MerchantsAssn. Urges Issue of National Scrip to EndDepression 1474

Page

FacIng the Facts." Edited by James G.Smith—Reviewed 552

Failures, See BankruptciesFarbenindustrie, I. G. See under Germany.Farm Allotment Bill. See under Farmer—

Allotment Bill.Farm Price Index See Farmer—Price Index,Farmer—

Allotment Bill—Bowker. Horace, Pres. Amer. Agricul-

tural Chemical Co., Says Bill Is MostDaring Economic Experiment EverProposed 68

Constitutionality of Bill Questioned 603Heimann, Henry H. of Nat. Assn. of

Credit Men, Criticizes Bill 269House Agricultural Committee Report on

Bill 63, 65House Passes Bill 267Howard, J. R., Dirt Farmer, Warns

Against Adoption of Bill 1654Hyde, Sec'y of Agriculture, Disapproves

Bill 1143Jones. J. D., Jr., Opposes Plan 603Kansas City Chamber of Commerce Poll

Reveals Farmers Are Opposed to Bill. _1999Macaroni Interests, Farmers and MillersOppose Plan 949

McAdoo. Senator-elect. Criticizes Plan 603New York State Chamber of CommerceOpposes Plan 949

Senate Committee Orders Favorable Re-port on Bill 1142

Sloan, George A., of Cotton Textile In-stitute, Discusses Effect of Bill onLiving Costs 270

Text of Bill 65Wagner, Senator, Questions Effects of

BIll 603Allotment Plan of Prof. Edward S. MeadWould Add to Cost of Living of CityDweller 1143

Atlanta Chamber of Commerce Aids Back-to-Farm Movement 36

Carey, Peter B., Discusses Condition ofAgriculture in 1932 240

Case, J. I., Co., Fixes 1933 Price Guaran-tee on Crops 1113

Crisis in Farm Conditions Approaching.... 604Crop Loans—Acreage Reduction to Be Required ofFarmers Procuring Loans 1307

Bill Proposed in House Proposing LargerLoans 270

Signed by President 949First 1933 Loans Made to Farmers 1998Warburton, C. W., Named Head of CropProduction Loans 1998

Debt Adjustment on Basis of Ability ofFarmers to Pay Proposed by SenatorRobinson 604

Deere & Co. Fixes 1933 Guarantees onCrops 1113

Exports of Farm Products 912Federal Farm Board. See under "F."Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis Re-

view of Agricultural Conditions 396Holiday, National, Threatened if Relief

Fails 956South Carolina Farm Holiday Organiza-

tion Formed 1998Indiana Farmers to Protest Failure of

Legislature to Relieve Tax Burden 1144International Harvester Co. Fixes 1933

Guarantees on Crops 730Mortgages. See under "M."Nebraska Farmers March to Capitol and

Present Demands 1144Nebraska Farmers Want State Bank 419Price Index 725Prices of Farm Commodities at New Low. ..1631Real Estate Taxes Down, According toU. S. Dept. of Labor 395

Relief Bill Passage Urged by PresidentRoosevelt 1817

Chicago Grain Brokers Oppose Bill—Illinois Agricultural Assn. Favors Bill _1998

Passed by House—Substitute Offered inSenate 1995

Sturtevant, C. D., of Omaha Grain Ex-change. Opposed to Program 1998

Wallace. Sec'y of Agriculture, ExplainsPurpose of Bill 1996

Revere, C. T.. on Solution of Farm Prob-lem 273

Roosevelt, Pres.-elect, Said to Favor Im-mediate Relief Legislation 430

Urges Passage of Relief Bill 1817Shannon Report Urging Government to

Withdraw from Competition with Busi-ness Criticized by Farm Bodies... 1828. 1829

Farrell, James A. Issues Call for NationalForeign Trade Convention 1617

Federal Advisory Council. See under FederalReserve Board.

Federal Farm Board—Booth, George E., Pres. Grain & Feed Deal-

ers Nat'l Assn., Urges Abolition ofBoard 604

Citrus Fruit Growers Get Aid 1818Coffee Acquired from Brazil. Bids for-36. 1967

Protest Against Opening of FebruaryBids a Week Before Schedule 575

Sale of Remaining February Allotment- -1277Cotton Co-operatives Elect Advisory Com-

mittee 760Cotton Stabilization Corp., Move to WindUp Affairs of 1997

Distribution of Cotton Holdings by RedCross Authorized by Pres. Hoover 918

Financial Assistance Given N. Y., N. J.and Pennsylvania Farmers 1818

Gaston, H. it., Appointed Secy. of Board-1999Grain Stabilization Corp., Move to WindUp Affairs of 1997

Kansas Co-operative Wheat MarketingAssn.. in Receivership, to Be Given Aid-127.5

Losses Estimated 1997Maryland Tobacco Growers Assn. GetsLoan 1818

Meyer, Dr. W. I., Appointed Asst. toChairman of Board 1818

Morgenthau, Henry, Jr. New Head ofBoard, Predicts End of Board 1999

New England Dairies, Inc. Gets Loan... 271Stone, James C., Resigns from Board_ _ _1479Wenatchee-Okanogan Co-operative Federa-

tion Gets Loan 1998Wheat—

Baltimore Holdings, Remainder of toBe Shipped to Brazil 240

Williams, Carl, Resigns as Board Member-1999Federal Home Loan Bank System—

California Building and Loan AssociationsEmpowered by New Law to Join System 782

Federal Home Loan Bank System (ConcludedPage)—

Functions of System Discussed by GeorgeL Bliss 783

Officers Elected 950Federal Intermediate Credit Bank of—

St. Paul Reduces Rediscount Rate 958Wichita Reduces Interest Rate 435

Federal Intermediate Credit Banks—Loans Extended in 1932 1687

Federal Land Banks—Joint Stock Land Banks, Bill for Absorp-

tion of. by Federal Land Banks 270Loan Powers Revised 1688Steagall Bill for Postponement of Payment

of Installments Due on Loans Madeby Federal Land Banks Discussed byPaul Bestor 782

Reported to House 1142Federal Land Bank System Endangered byMortgage Holiday 957

Federal Reserve Act—Glass-Steagall Bank Act Broadening Re-

discount Powers of Reserve Banks—Extended for One Year by Bill Passed

by Senate 596Passed by House 749Signed by Pres. Hoover 1132

Failure of Senate to Confirm Nomina-tion of Wayland Magee as Member ofBoard Leaves Board Without LegalAuthority to Carry Out Provisionsof Act 751

Federal Reserve Bank of—Atlanta—

Business Conditions 236Boston—

Business Activity 31, 912, 1447Chicago—

Automobile Distribution in MiddleWest 729. 1449

Employment and Earnings 727, 1448Furniture Shipments 729. 1449Member Banks. Return of. See under

Federal Reserve System.Rediscount Rate Increased 1473Reynolds, George M., Resigns as

Director 940Trade. Wholesale and Retail 727. 1448

Cleveland—Business Conditions—Review of Rubberand Tire Industry 31, 914. 1447

Camp, George D., Resigns as President-1798Kansas City—

Business and Trade Conditions 237, 915Minneapolis—

Business and Agricultural Conditions.... 398New York—Annual Statement 262Business Activity, Indexes of_ _24. 911. 1628Chain Stores Sales 725, 1445Closes on Account of Bank Holiday 1666Conference of Directors with New

Secy. of Treasury Woodin 1473Commercial Paper Outstanding Reported

591. 1302. 1987Department Store Sa1es_570, 725. 1270. 1445Directors Appointed 57Member Banks, Return of. See under

Federal Reserve System.Rediscount Rate Raised 1473Trade, Retail 570, 625, 1270Trade, Wholesale 725

Philadelphia—Anthracite Collieries, Employment In

403, 1454Business Review 30, 913, 1632Factory Employment and Payrolls in

Pennsylvania and Delaware. ..1274. 1785Richmond—

Business Review 237. 1110. 1632St. Louis—

Business Review 32. 728, 1633Officers Elected 419

San Francisco—Business Conditions 728. 1449, 1633

Federal Reserve Banks—Directors Election of 940Open Market Policy Change Seen in In-

creased Cost of Treasury Bills to Gov't 231Open Market Policy to Be Maintained.... 57Rediscount Powers. Eugene Meyer. Gov.of Reserve Board, Opposes Broaden-ing of 419

Reopening After Bank Holiday 1681Statement, Consolidated, of Condition,43, 249, 403, 579, 734. 924, 1119, 1281,

1455. 1641, 1792. 1973Tax Anticipation Warrants, Chicago Seeks

to Have Banks Purchase 939Federal Reserve Board—Banking Conditions Reviewed 746, 1651Business Conditions in U. S., Summary of,567 1444Department Store Sales 234,

911.. 1786

Federal Advisory Council—Glass Bank Bill Conclusions and Recom-

mendations on 264Quarterly Meeting—W. W. Smith Re-

elected President 1304Steele, Thomas M., Re-elected Member 263

Indexes of Business, Industrial Productionand Factory Employment 569, 1444

Open Market Policy Change Indicated inIncreased Cost of Treasury Bills to Gov-ernment 231

Open Market Policy to Be Maintained- 57Statement, Consolidated. of Condition.43, 249, 403, 579, 734, 924, 1119, 1281.

1455, 1641. 1792. 1973Trade, Retail 234, 911

Federal Reserve System—Member Banks in N. Y. and Chicago Re-serve Districts, Return of.. _43, 249.404,

580. 735. 925, 1120. 1281. 1455. 1973Member Banks, Return ot_ _44 , 249, 404.

580, 735. 925, 1120. 1282. 1455. 1641Open Market Policy Change Indicated in

Increased Cost of Treasury Bills toGovernment 231

Open Market to Be Maintained 57Federal Trade Commission Elects Col. Chas.

H. March as Chairman 601McCulloch, E. A., Member of Commis-

sion. Dies 601Fenner, Beane & Ungerleider Partner Dis-regards Inquiry Subpoena 416

Finland—Bonds Payable in Gold, Supreme Court

Ruling on 1126Farmers Get Government Aid 930Mortgage Bank said to Have ReachedAgreement with American Creditors toReduce Interest Rate on OutstandingLoans 930

Sugar, Beet, Production Expands 1115


INDEX [Vol,. 136—PART 1.

PageFirst National Bank of Chicago—AnnualReport of President 273First National Bank of New York—Annual

Report of President 274First Wisconsin National Bank of Milwaukee 273Fisher, Dr. Irving. Scoffs at Technocracy— 436Outlines Scrip Plan 1474Florida Chain Store Tax Declared Invalid byU. S. Supreme Court 1806Flour. See under Grain.Food Prices. See under U. S. A.—LaborDepartment and University of BuffaloFord Motor Co. Plants Which Closed onAccount of Briggs Mfg. Co. Strike ReopenWhen Strike Ends 917Models and Prices 1112, 1274Foreign Exchange in U. S. See under U. S. A.

France—Bank of France—Gold Loss continues 251. 1122, 1460Ascribed to Adverse Trade Balance__1122London Gets Most of Withdrawals-1644

Bonds—,Issue of 4s Meets Wide Demand 1795Treasury Bond Interest Rates Rise-929, 1645Bourse Effected by Michigan Bank Mora-torium 1125

Budget—Deficits of Past Three Years, Bond Issueto Cover. Approved by Chamber.. 1645

Demonstrations Against Budget Pro-posals 583

Economies Proposed 251. 252Passed by Both Chamber and Senate-- -1645

Claudel, Paul, Ambassador to U. S. Con-fers Ni th U. S. Secy. of State Hull onWar Debts 1458

Conversation with Pres. Elect of U. S.Roosevelt 1642

Comert, Pierre, Resigns as Head of Leagueof Nations Information Section toBecome Head of Information Dept. atPremiers Office in Paris 253

Germany, Signs Tariff Agreement with413, 1286

Import Permits Taxed 1645Imports from U. S. in 1933 Restricted byQuotas 252

Imports from Finland and Sweden. Depre-ciated Currency Surtax on, Removed 2011

Income Tax, Amount of 252Laval, Former -Premier, Asserts He ToldPres. Hoover in 1931 that Ile Would •not Consider Cancellation of Repara-tions Without Cancellation of War Debta1642

Lyons Textile Fair Dedicated by Pres.Lebrun 2011

Paris Bourse Shut by Budget Strike-_ 583Paul-Boncour, Premier Joseph, UrgesBudget Economies in Speech at VeteransDinner 252

Revenue Smaller 1645Silver Minting Planned 928

First Coins Since War to Be Issued 2011Societe Centrale de Banque de Province

Closes to Protect Assets 1125Tax on Incomes 252Trade Balance 2011Unemployment Figures 1125United States Appoints Jesse Isadore StrausAmbassador to France 1974

Wheat Price Increase Approved by Cabinet 1967Frankfort-on-Main. See under Germany.Fransioli, A. A., Suspended from Curb Ex-change for Insolvency 1290

Fraser, Leon, Becomes President of Bank forinternational Settlements 1120

Frew, W. E., Sails for Bermuda 1646Friday, David, Surveys National Banking

Profits 1147Friedman, J. A., Expelled from San FranciscoCurb Exchange 935Fuerstenberg, Carl. See under Germany.

Fur—London Traders Establish First World Ex-change 1969New York Exchange Planned 1969Furniture Shipments Reported by Federal

Reserve Bank of Chicago 729, 1449Futures Trading Held to Be Gambling byMississippi Supreme Court 1301

Qalva. Ill.. Has Business Holiday 937arcia, Orestes. See under Cuba.Gas, Manufactured, Revenues from in U.S.A. 27Gas, Natural—Texas Railroad Commission Sets MarketDemand for Output of West PanhandleField 244Gas Utility Revenues 395, 1446Gaston, H. E., Appointed Sec'y of Farm B'd_1999George, Lloyd. See under Great Britain-- 408Germany—

Ambassador to U. S., Dr. Hans LutherAppointed as 1980Argentina Stricken from List of CountriesEnjoying Most Favored Nation Status 412Penalty Duties on Argentine ProductsRemoved 1114Bank Deposits Increase 254Bank for International Settlements MayRequire Payment of Portion of Credit__ _ 412Bavarian Bonds Offered for Sale 929Bavarian Bonds, Tenders of, Asked forPurchase Through Sinking Fund 738Bavarian Palatinate Consolidated Cities

Bonds, to Stop Sinking Fund Paymentson, According to Reports 254Berlin Boerse Closes for a Day ' 1981Berlin Bonds Canceled Thro Sink. Fund 738Interest Remitted 1979Treasury Notes, Refunding of, Planned_ 739Berlin Electric Elevated and UndergroundRys. Bonds Purchased for Cancellation 565

Berlin Notes Maturing, 10% Cash to BePaid on 1286Berliner Handelgesellschaft Declares Divi-dend 739

Increases Dividend 1286Bew Briker Bank of Berlin, National CityBank of New York Plans to Acquire In-terest in 1982

Bonds—Dollar Bonds, Liberalization of Rules

Governing Dealings in 1646Hugenberg, Dr. Alfred, Asks Interest

Adjustment 1646, 1981Comment on Suggestions 1646

Services Will Be Paid in Gold Even ifU.S. Abandons Gold Standard 1643

Revaluation Bonds—New York & Han-seatic Corp. Urges Presentation ofBonds at Their Office to Compare withList of Bonds Called for Redemption_ - 111

Germany (Continued)—Bonds (Concluded)—

Services to Be Paid in Gold on DollarBonds Even If U. S. Abandons GoldStandard 1643

Bruening, Dr., Becomes Member of Firmof A. Levy 585

Brunswick, State of, Requires Students toWrite in Script 929

Budget Deficit for Nine Months 1124Budget Deficit Placed Before BudgetaryCommittee by Finance Minister 253

Credit Expansion Preciicted 1981Cuno, Dr. Wilhelm, Death of 253Czechoslovakia, Germans Retaliate onby Halting Transfer of Funds to 1982

Debts, Foreign, Amount Paid in 1932-585. 1462Debts, Foreign Private, No Principal to Be

Repaid on During 1933 412Hugenberg, Dr. Alfred, Urges Adjust-ment 1462

Debts, Non-Political, Nazi Demand Cut inInterest on 254

Deutsche Bank Certificates, InterestBeing Paid on 1466

Dresden Defaults on Matured RedemptionCertificates 412, 586

Dresden Viewed as Able to Meet Intereston Bonds 1462

Duesseldorf Bonds, Funds Available forInterest on 1462

Employment Denied Foreigners Exceptwith Government Permit 1286

Farbenindustrie, I. G., Report for LastQuarter of 1932 739

Farm Credit Rate Reduced 1982Farm Foreclosures Suspended by Von

11121286

Hindenburg Action Opposed in Financial Circles

Foreign Exchange—Ban Eased for Interest on DebtsDollar Rates Lowered Slightly 1646

Foreign Trade Declines in 1932 - 412France. Signs Tariff Agreement with-413, 1286Frankfort-on-Main Bond Interest Re-

mitted 1979Fuerstenberg, Carl, Death of 929Gasoline Prices Drop 1637Grain Import Restrictions 1113Heidelberg, City of, Does Not Seek Change

in Debt Service Says F. J. Lisman,N.Y. Banker 254

Hindenburg, Pres. Von, Speech at Openingof Reichstag 1976

Hitler, Adolf, New German Chancellor,Issues Manifesto 737

Declares War on Parliamentary-Demo-cratic System 1125

Dictatorship Powers Given Hitler 1977Questions Put to Hitler Which Resulted

In Dissolution of Reichstag 738Speech at Opening of Reichstag 1976Speech Outlining Policies 1978

Housing Repairs; Government Assistancefor 1124

Hugenberg, Dr. Alfred, Addresses Bank-ers Meeting on Standstill Agreement_ _1123

Asks Adjustment of Private Obligations- 1462Import Duties on Rye and Wheat Reduced1635Inflation Opposed by Masses 1463Jews, Attacks on, to Stop Says German

Envoy at Washington 1980U. S. House, Three Resolutions Intro-duced in, Protesting Against Situa-tion 1980

U. S. State Dept. Instructs Embassy atBerlin to Report on Situation 1979

Lard and Livestock Tariffs Raised 1113Leipzig Bonds, Interest Funds Remitted_ _ 411Levy, A., cologne Banking Firm, Dr.Bruening Becomes Member of 585

Luther, Dr. Hans, Warns Against NewReich Credits 1123

Appointed Ambassador to U. S 1980Resigns as President of Reichsbank_ .. _ _1795

Mixed Claims Debt to U. S. Postponed_ _ 254Commission Investigating Claims SeeksExtension of Its Life 1981

Offer of Settlement 1981Municipal Debt Defaults Discussed in

Reich by Finance Minister—NationalGovernment not to Come to Aid ofCities 411

Municipal Short-Term Debts, Plan Pro-posed to Substitute Long Term RentTax Obligations for 411

Agreement Reached 1462Note Issue Backed by Silver Asked by

Industrialists 1982Nuremberg Bonds, Tenders Asked of, forPurchase through Sinking Fund 738

Press Prohibited from Criticizing HitlerRegime by Presidential Decree 1124

Prussian Conversion Certificates to yield9.2% 584

Reichsbank—Bank for International Settlements CreditRenewed 1124

Central Bank Credit, Part Payment on—Balance Extended 1463

Credit and Currency Decline DespiteImprovement in Business 739

Dividend Meeting 1979Foreign Exchange Acquired to Meet

Central Bank Obligations 1462Gold Holdings Increase 255Policies Meet Obstacles 1463Schacht, Dr. Hjalmar, Succeed Dr. HansLuther as President of Bank 1795

Reichstag Opening—Speeches at 1976Russia Gets $15,000,000 German Iron &

Steel on Four Year Credit Basis 584Russia Pledges Gold for Payment ofGerman Credits 1982

Rye Import Duties Reduced 1635Saarbrueken Bond Interest Received_ 46Saarbrueken Mortgage Bank Bonds, Funds

Available for Interest on 1462Scandinavia Retaliates Against New

Tariffs 1126Schacht, Dr. Hjalmar, Becomes President

of Reichsbank 1795Radio Address—Says Germany Acknow-ledges Her Foreign Commercial Debt_1980

Schulze-Gaevernitz. Dr. Gerhard von, inBroadcast to U. S., Urges Inflation ofDollar 1286

Short Term Credits—Standstill Agreement—Agreement Reached by Committee of

International Bankers to ExtendCredits fora Year 1123, 1285

American & Continental Corp. ReportReveals Interest in Credits 1124

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Germany (Concluded)—Short Term Credits (Concluded)—

Standstill Agreement (Concluded)—Brisith Creditors to Be Paid byRussia Amounts Due Germany_ 739Hugenberg, Dr. Alfred, AddressesMeeting of Bankers—Says DrasticMeasures Won't Be Allowed 1123London "Times" Applauds New Pact-1285Meeting of Creditors and Debtors inLondon 412New York Bankers Leave for Berlinto Be Present at Conference AfterSubcommittee Draws up TentativePlan 416, 585Text of Agreement 1461United States, Increase In Rate of .Interest on Portion Held in 1981Wiggin, Albert H., and Others Sailfor Germany to Represent AmericanBanks at Conference 56Social Insurance and Taxes, Cost of toWorker 1286Social Welfare and Relief Work Funds Ap-

propriated by Decree 1286Speyer, Eduard Belt von Speyer, Death of.1645Tariff Increases Cause Retaliation by Scan-dinavia 1126Tariffs on Lard and Livestock Increased_ - A113Tax and Social Insurance Charges AgainstWorker 1286Tax Revenue. Except Customs, YieldingLess Than Estimated 254Trade Balance Less Favorable 1124, 1286Unemployment—Foreigners Seeking Work Must HaveGovernment Permit 1286

Invisible Idle Placed at 400,000—NotEntitled to Doles 1124

Relief Jobs to Be on 40-Hour Week Basisat Union Wages 254United States Ambassador Sackett Ten-

dered Farewell Dinner 1982Vereinigte Stahlwerke Quarterly ReportShows Marked Improvement 254Wheat, Eosin Stained, Authorized for Poul-try Feeding 1635Wheat Import Duties Reduced 1635Glass Banking Bill. See under Banks andBanking.

Glass-Borah Amendment Providing for Addi-tional National Bank Note Issue, Extentto Which Used 56, 261Glass, Senator Carter—Abolition of Reconstruction Finance Corp.Demanded 1308

Banking Bill, Fights in Senate for Favora-ble Action on Bill 262. 283

Declines Treasury Post in New Cabinet_ ..1304Glass-Steagall Banking Act. See under Fed;

eral Reserve Act.Glenside, Pa., Board of Trade Issues Scrip_ _1132Gold—Alaska—Gold Production 250Canada—Gold Export Embargo to Continue Dur-ing 1933 553

Gold Payments, Ruling on 1282Production at Record High 250Purchases in 1932 1283

Chile, Production in 257Unemployed Pan for Gold 1465

France—Bank of France Continues to Lose Gold,

251, 1122Germany—

Reichsbank Gold Holdings Increase__ - - 255Great Britain—Bank of England Gold Purchases in

1933 1284Bank of England Regains Half December

Loss 1122, 1123Purchases Bring Total Above Decem-

ber Figure 1284Equalization Fund Believed to HaveBeen Source of Supply 1122

Coins and Trinkets Coaxed Out of Pri-vate Hands and Converted into Bars,

250. 735Imports and Exports 250, 408, 1284Mining Stocks Soar, Then Crash 737Sterling Control Abandoned to Check

Speculation 926Purchase of Gold from U. S. Federal Re-serve Bank 407Standard. See under Great Britain—Gold Standard Act Suspension.

Indian Exports in 1932 737Italy—Dank of Italy Converts New York Bal-ances into Earmarked Gold 1643Withdraws Part of Earmarked Bullion 1974Mexican Central Bank Buys Gold 48Mexico Declares Placer Gold Fields atSanta Clara Part of Federal MineralReserve 48Moratorium on Gold Movements Askedby Midland Bank of London, Ltd 250Production in 1932 Greatest in History,

736, 1122South Africa—Transvaal Production 1122, 1975Standard—Economic Conference Must DiscussGold Standard, Paris Believes 408Agenda for Conference Proposes Re-turn to Standard 928

Great Britain. See under Great Britain—Gold Standard Act Suspension.

Hirst, Francis W., Believes Redistribu-tion of World Gold Necessary BeforeStandard Can Return 408Holland Finance Minister Upholds GoldStandard 1461

Poland Adopts Gold Standard 930Portugal Expected to Return to Stand-ard Soon 1122

South Africa Departure from StandardProves Advantageous to Gold Mines- 735Trip, L. G. A., Urges Return of Britainand Scandinavian Countries to Stand-ard 408

United States Urged to Adopt CounterCourse to Leaving Standard by Dr.J. H. Rogers 1643

United States Puts Embargo on Ex-ports—Prohibits Hoarding. See un-der U. S. A.—Banking Crisis.

United States, Production in 44Imports and Exports by Countries,580, 1456Imports and Exports by Months,

571, 1275, 1984

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Gold (Concluded)—Standard (Concluded)—Utah Passes Law Providing for Pay-ment of Public Employees in Gold inOrder to Show Inadequacy of Metalas Monetary Standard 1974

World Production 736, 1122Greatest in History in 1932 1122Increase Expected to Help WhenTrade Recovery Begins 1122

World Supply, Additions to 1460Goodhue, F. Abbott. to Sail for Europe as

Representative of American Banks atGerman Standstill Agreement Conference,

56, 416 585Goodrich (B. F.) & Co. Reduce Salaries

, 242

Government Departments. See under U.S.A.Grain—Antwerp Grain Market to Be Re-estab-

lished 929Argentina, Prices So Low Many Farmers

Refuse to Harvest Crops 36Corn Crop Hit by Drouth and Locusts-1276Little Change in Prices 1276

Bread—Price Reduced by National Tea Co 1968

Canadian. See under Canada.Corn Sold by Farmers Despite Low Price-1276

Argentine Crop Hit by Drouth andLocusts 1276

Flour—Brazilian Embargo on Imports to End- _ -1113Production 241, 917, 1635

Futures Trading Act Found Legal byCircuit Court of Appeals at Chicago... -1998

Great Lakes, Increase in Stocks at Head of1113, 196

Wheat—Argentina Agricultirists Opposed toCut in Acreage 399

Argentina Sells Wheat to Shanghai 1112Australia Wheat Conference Urges Par-

ticipation With Other Countries inEffort to Raise Prices 1635

Canadian. See under Canada.Chicago Elevator Fire Has No Effecton Prices on Board of Trade 1113

Conference, International, to DiscussProduction Proposed by Canadians,

240. 1635French Cabinet Approves Price Increase_1967Germany—Eosin Stained Wheat Authorized forPoultry Feeding 1635

Import Duty Reduced 1635Greece Moves to Reduce Wheat Imports 1113New Zealand Forms Compulsory WheatPool 240

North Dakota Communities Use Wheatas Medium of Exchange 35

Price Improvement Forecast in LondonWhen China and India Start Buying.- 240

Price Rises in Winnipeg 1276Russia Reported to Have Serious

Shortage 1276World Production Increases DespiteUnremunerative Price 36

World Stocks Heavy Because of Re-stricted Demand 35

Grain Stabilization Corp. See under FederalFarm Board.

Great Britain—Anderson, Sir Alan, Says U. S. Subsidies to

Shipping Are Injurious to British 45Austrian Loan Bill Arouses Much Belated

Protest 929Balfour, Sir Arthur, Suggests FloatingLoan in U. S. With Which to Pay WarDebt in Lump Sum 46

Balfour, J. M., Financier, Doubts EarlyReturn of Gold Standard 407

Bank of England—Gold Loss of December Half Regained,

1122, 1123Accumulations Bring Holdings NearHigh Record 1644

Equalization Fund Believed to HaveFurnished the Increase in Gold 1123

Purchases Bring Total Above Decem-ber Figure 1284

Purchases in 1933 1284Gold Reserve Restoration, Reasons for. -1460Loans Obtained in Paris and N. Y. inAttempt to Preserve Gold StandardAll Repaid 45

Banks, Earnings of, Decrease 409Banks Pile Up Idle Funds 408Bonds—Conversion Loan Offered 1975Canadian Wheat, Tariff Ruling on. See

under Canada.Capital issues. New, Treasury Reported to

Have Removed Restrictions on 409Curb Reimposed 583Capital Flotations in 1932 230

Chamnerlain Chancellor Neville, Speakson War Debts 582

Admits Bar on Sterling Rise 1284Says Britain Will Not Rush Back toGold Standard 736

Says Gold Standard Cannot Be Re-adopted Until War Debts Are Paid- -.1458

United States Recovery from Crisis Mi-raculous 1976

Conversion of Debt Arranged 1975Co-operative Stores to Be Taxed 1460Cotton Industry—

Mills Continue to Use More AmericanCotton 242

Situation Reviewed by N. Y. CottonExchange Service 413

Credits Established in New York andParis in Attempt to Maintain GoldStandard Repaid 45

Debt Conversion Arranged 1975Federation of British Industries Urges Gov-ernment Not to Return to Gold StandardUnless Action Will Benefit Empire 1121

Foreign Exchange—Chamberlain. Neville. Admits Curb onRate Rise 1284

Control Abandoned to Check Speculationin Gold Mine Stocks 926

Speculation Thought to Be Defeated- -- -1460Foreign Payments, Balance of 1459Free Trade Return Urged by Sir George

Palish 1976Fur Exchange, World's First, Established inLondon 1969

George, Lloyd, Believes Present CrisisCaused by Fundamental and GiganticChanges and Not an Ordinary TradeCycle 408

Gold Coins and Trinkets Coaxed Out ofPrivate Hands and Converted into Bars,

20, 736, 1460

Page PageGreat Britain (Concluded)—Gold Imports and Exports 250, 408. 1284Gold Mine Stocks Boomed 737

Sterling Control Abandoned to Dis-courage Boom 926

Gold Purchased from N. Y. Federal Re-serve Bank 407

Gold Standard Act SuspensionBalfour. J. M., Financier, Doubts EarlyReturn of Standard 407

Federation of British Industries UrgesChancellor Not to Return to StandardUnless Action Benefits Empire 1121

Goshen, Sir Harry, Predicts EventualReturn to Gold 736

Loans Obtained Abroad in Attempt toSave Standard All Repaid 45

MacDonald, Prime Minister, Tells Com-mons England Is Not Ready to Re-turn to Gold 928

American Senators Express Regret atStatement 928

McKenna, Reginald. Opposed to Returnof Standard 736

Return to Standard in Return for DebtCut Proposed—British and Ameri-can Bankers Agree—RestorationLoan from U. S. Should Plan Suc-ceed 409

Public Opinion Opposed to Plan 404Return to Standard Said to Be Opposed

Until War Debt Controversy Is Set-tled 408

Return to Standard Seen Far Distant 46

Return to Standard Not to Be Hastened,Says Neville Chamberlain 736

Cannot Be Accomplished Until WarDebts Are Paid 1458

Hirst, Francis W. • Believes Redistributionof Gold Necessary Before World CanReturn to Gold Standard—Says BestEnglish Economists Deny TechnocracyTheory 408

Horne, Sir Robert. Discusses EconomicConditions—Urges Continuance ofPresent Government 410

Urges Increase in Value of Silver 927Keynes, J. M. Economist, Analyzes Pro-

posals for Rehabilitation of Britain_ _1975Lindsay Sir Ronald, Sails for Europe-

Fodowing Debt Talk with Pres.-Electof United States 737

Conversations with Pres. Elect Roose-velt of U. S. on War Debts 1457

Conversations with Secy. of State ofU. S. Hull on War Debts 1458

Loans Obtained in Attempt to MaintainGold Standard all Repaid 45

London Economist Sees War Debt ParleyLinked with Trade 1460

London Economist Says World AwaitsRecovery in United States 1793

London Economist Denies Exchange isBeing Unbalanced Purposely to ForceU. S. to Cut War Debts 1121

London Stock Exchange, Change in Con-trol and Management of, Opposed 1284

London " Times" Urges Complete Cancel-lation of War Debts 409

Praises New German Standstill Agree-ment 1285

Skeptical of Benefits of World EconomicConference 410

U. S. Expected to Keep Gold Standard1642, 1643

MacDonald, Prime Minister, Tells Com-mons England is not Ready to Returnto Gold Standard 928

American Senators Express Regret atStatement 928

Sees Signs of Recovery 1284McKenna, Reginald. Opposes Return toGold Standard 736

Midland Bank of London, Ltd. Asks Mora-torium on Gold Movements 250

Annual Meeting 736Montagu, Samuel & Co. on World GoldProduction 1122

National Provincial Bank, PresidentAddresses Annual Meeting 736

Petah, Sir George, Urges Return of FreeTrade 1976

Peninsular & Oriental Steam NavigationCo. Debentures, Conversion Plan for. _1284

Post Office Profit for 1932 1284Salter, Sir Arthur, Discusses World Fin-

ancial Condition 409Savings Movement Reports Gain 251Schroder, J. Henry & Co.. Believe WarDebts Could Be Paid in Gold 1461

Shipping Industry Injured by U. S. Sub-sidies Says Sir Alan Anderson __ _

-- _ 45

Subsidized Ships Entering British fortsShould Be Taxed, Says Shipbuilder... 409

Trade Balance Less Unfavorable 1459Trade Fair Draws Throngs 1284Treasury Bills Offered at Record Low

Discount 1975Treasury Report 46United States Appoints Robert W. Bing-ham Ambassador to Great Britain 1974

United States Stock Urged as Good Invest-ments by London Brokers 1459

War Debts. See under U. S. A.Wheat Price Improvement Forecast inLondon 240

Wheat Purchases from Canada Increase_ -1113Great Northern RR. Shops to Reopen 2011Greece—

Barter Agreement with Sweden 1464Bond Interest Paid in Part 47Bread Bakers Required to Make OneCurrant Loaf for Three Wheat Loaves 1113

Cabinet Forced Out—Debt Plan Assailed_ 414Farm Lands Plowed by Government 930Loan from U. S., Part Payment of AmountDue on 414

Parliament Dissolved—Elections to be Held 585Venezlles, E., Returns to Premiership_ __ _ 584

Green, William, Pres. American Federation ofLabor It ints Force Will be Used if Neces-sary to Gain Five-Day Week 27

Beer Bill Seen as Aid to Unemployed 1995Foresees Labor Uprising in Magazine Article 757Gives Out Preliminary Figures of Unem-ployment 236

Number of Unemployed at Record High_ -1108Says, A. F. of L. is Opposed to President

Roosevelt Plan for Civilian ConservationCorps 1993

Guaranty Trust Co. of N. Y.—Address ofPresident at Annual Meeting 412

Business Review 743, 1443Guatemala Banks Close Until Situation in

United States Clears 1646

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Halsey, Stuart & Co. Regain WisconsinLicense—Permitted to Operate Under

Bond 50Harpell, J. J. See under Canada.Harriman National Bank & Trust Co. Placedin Hands of Conservator 1833

Hawaii—Sugar Output Increases 1115

Heidelberg. See under Germany.Heimann, Henry H., Criticizes Farm Allot-

ment Plan 269Says Governmental Inconsistencies in Con-

trol and Support of Industry HurtBUSELI8SS 1135

Hindenburg, Pres. von, of Germgny. Seeundo. Germany.

Hirst, Francis W. See under Great Britain.Hitler, Adolf. See under Germany.Hoboken, N. J., Gets Exchange for Scripand Barter 1475

Holt, Rose & Troster Compilation of Prices ofN. Y. City Bank Stocks 53

Banks in N. Y. City, Market Value andYield of Stocks of 54

Insurance Stocks, Trend of, in 1932 54Holland—Bank of Netherlands, Condition of 584Bonds to be Sold 255East Indies—Crude Rubber Exports 574Loan Conversion 1289Taxes Paid in Rice 1647

Gold Standard Upheld by Finance Minister1461Trip, Dr. L. J..A., Pres. Bank of Nether-lands, Says Holland Will Keep Stand-ard 1643

Trip, L. G. A., Governor of Bank of Hol-land Urges Return of England andScandinavian Countries to Gold Standard 408

Holliday, John H., Sworn in as Vice-Governorof Philippines—Becomes Acting Governor 1648

Homestead. Pa., Issues Checks as Scrip 1475Hoover, President of United States—

Appropriation for Monetary and Economicand Arms Conferences Asked 62

Arms Exports, Given Authority to Control 422Bankruptcy Law Revision Urged inMessage to Congress 266

Budget Message. Supplement to 422Commissions Appointed by 'Hoover NowTotal Five 601

Government Departments, Blocking ofReorganization of, by Democrats CalledBackward Step 62, 602

Impeachment Resolution Offered in Housefor Second Time by Rep. McFadden... 420

Lincoln Day Address 1136Rapidan River Camp Donated to State of

Virginia for Use of Future Presidents-. 419Republican Party, Future Stand of. Out-lined in Letter to Executive Com-mittee of Party 1476

Roosevelt, Pres.-Elect, Confers withHoover on Foreign Situation 405

Senate Called in Special Session to OrganizeNew Senate and Confirm New CabinetAppointments 1135

Social Trends, Report of Research Com-mittee on 72

Cost of Study—Members of Committee_ 72Statement Bearing on Report 71

Supply Bills, Criticism of 947Tariff Raises Asked 756Tax Relief Urged in Speech in Washington-1149Veto of Deficiency Bill Containing TaxRefund Provision 602

Veto of Philippine Independence Bill,Message Accompanying 424

Veto of Seminole Land Claim Bill 1136Horwath & Horwath on Trend of HotelBusiness 235

Hose. I. S., Weekly Report of Oil Industry 920Hosiery Industry—

Aberle; H. C., Co. Resume Operations.- -1277Hotel Business, Trend of, According toHorwath & Horwath 235

House, Col. E. M., Confers with Pres.-ElectRoosevelt 265

House of Representatives. See under U. S. A.Howard, J. It., Speaks Before N. Y. StateChamber of Commerce, Against Adoptionof Farm Allotment Bill 1654

Hubbard, Samuel T., Death of 1984Hudson Motor Car Co. Body Workers Strike 916Plants Busier than Before Strike 1112

Hugenberg, Dr. Alfred. See under Germany.Hull. Senator Cordell—Named Secy. of State—Confers with

English and French Ambassadors onWar Debts 1305, 1458

Tax Exemption Provision Would BeRemoved from Government Securitiesunder Bill Proposed 946

SOU. of Treasury. Comments onProposal 946

Humble Oil & Refining Co. Cuts Crude OilPrice 1452

Hungary—Austria, New Trade Treaty with 36. 413Bank for International Settlements to alRenew Credit 412

Bank of Hungary Declares Dividend 929Bond Interest to Be Paid Out of Reserve 585Bonds, Dollar, Protective Committee for _1464

Deposits of Bonds not yet Asked 1464Bonds of Consolidated Municipal LoanDealt Flat on N. Y. Stock Exchange _256. 935

Bonds Purchased for Cancellation ThroughSinking Fund 929

Czechoslovakia, Negotiations Completedfor Barter Pact with 1796

Debt Repudiation Grows in Popular Favor 584Debt Situation Surveyed by John Foster

Dulles 1463Debts, Foreign, Under Standstill Agree-ment—Parleys with Creditors Result inReduction in Interest Rate 929

Interest on Foreign Obligations Cut to 5%.1454League of Nations Report on Financial Con-

dition Pessimistic 253Municipal Loans. Consolidated—Speyer &Co. Notice to Bondholders 1464

Szechenyi, Count Laszlo, Minister in Wash-ington, to Return to London Post 253

Taxes to Be Raised 739Hunter, Morton R., Proposes Issuance ofLabor Currency 938

Wood, David M., Municipal Bond Attor-ney, Opposes Plan 947

Huntington, Ind., Banks Declare Mora-torium—mayor Declares Business Holiday 936

Hurd, R. M., Discusses Mortgage Situationin N.Y. City 744

Hyde, Sec'y of Agriculture. DisapprovesFarm Allotment Bill 1143



PageTdaho House Passes Bill Granting Condi-

tional Moratorium on Mortgages 1144Illinois Bankers Assn. Opposes Branch Bank-

ing Provisions of Glass Banking Bill_ _ _ 50Proposes Changes in State Bank Law 82

Illinois Building Situation 1109Illinois Cities Have Bank Holiday 419Illinois Commerce Commission Bars Trucksfrom State Highways 605, 959

Illinois Farmers Forcibly Prevent Fore-closures 1144

Illinois Industrial Situation 32Illinois Will Not Recognize Bank Moratoria_ - 937Income Tax,. Federal. See under U. S. A.-

Taxes.Incorporations. Sound Laws Governing.Recommended by Pres. Whitney of N. Y.Stock Exchange 1648

India-Cotton Stocks 1115Gold Exports in 1932 737

Indian Claim to Lands, Bill to Reopen.Vetoed 1136

Indiana Farmers Protest Failure of Legisla-ture to Relieve Tax Burden 1144

Indiana Postpones Sale of Property for De-linquent Taxes 953

Industrial Bank of Peru. See under Peru.Inflation. See under U. S. A.Inland Steel Co. Rehires More Men 579Institute of International Finance. See underInvestment Bankers Association.

Institute of International Finance of Rome.See under Italy.

Insull Utility Properties, Senate CommitteeInvestigating Stock Market Inquires intoCollapse of 1293

Insurance-Bank Holiday, Effect of. See underU. S. A.-Banking Crisis.

Distributions by Companies Carried ManyThrough Economic Crisis, Says I. H.Davis of Penn Mutual Life Ins. Co 1817

Kentucky Home Life Insurance Co. in Re-ceivership 432

Receivership Dissolved 591Life Insurance-Sales in United States,

1274. 1964New York Insurance Dept. ModifiesRule on Life Dividends 1302

Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. PaysSecond Largest Dividend in History 746

Missouri State Life Insurance Co., AnnualMeeting 431

New York Supt. of Insurance Issues An-nual Report 1145

North Dakota Companies to Carry Stocksat Dec. 31 1932 Market Values 273

Stocks. Trend of in 1932. According toBoit, Rose & Troster 54

International Cotton Federation CommitteeResolution on Revival of Trade Adoptedby Federation 1121

International Harvester Co. Fixes 1933Guarantees on Crops 730

International Institute of Agriculture atRome. See under Italy.

International Match Corp. See under Swe-den-Kreuger & Toll.

International Trust Co. Sues Mutual TrustCo. Stockholders for Losses Sustained inCity Trust Co. Deal 589

Inter-State Commerce Commission-Chicago Rock Island & Pacific By. and

Southern Pacific Co. to be Revalued byI.-S. C. C. before Approval of InternalUnification Plans 958

Railroad Applications for Loans fromR. F. C., Action on. See under R. F. C.Loans.

Railroad Freight Rates-Emergency Rates Extended-Recom-

mendation that Roads Continue toLend Proceeds to Weak Lines 1819

Pennsylvania Intra-State Rates MustConform with Inter-State Rates 272

Railroads Cannot be Forced to Build NewLines by Commission, Rules U. S.Supreme Court 272

Union Pacific RR. Request to be Repre-sented on N.Y. Central RR. Directorateby F. W. Charske Opposed 958

Warehouse Policy of Eastern Roads Con-demned by Examiners 1818

Investment Bankers Assn.-Board of Governors to Meet 85Convention in 1933 to be at Hot Springs,Va 962

Institute of International Finance IssuesBulletin on Hungarian Long-Term Debtsand on Defaulted Securities of OtherCountries 1463

Investment Trusts--I, Stocks, Average Yield of 742Iowa Bank Holidays 419Iowa Banking Superintendent. D. W. Bates

Appointed as 1303Iowa-Farm Mortgage Foreclosures Ceased by

Insurance Companies 783, 784Iowa Governor Asks Halt on Foreclosures-- 434

Debtor Relief Bill Signed-MoratoriumProclamation Rescinded 1145

Iowa Law Gives State Banking Dept. Rightto Operate Bank Without Receivership 593

Iowa Law Permitting Operation of Banks withFrozen Assets, Ruling on 937

Iowa Legislator Proposes Permitting Countiesto Issue Scrip 937

Irish Free State-Farmers to Get Government Aid 1644Land Annuity Funds to be Removed from

Suspension Fund and Put to Use 1644Iron and Steel Industry-European Steel Cartel not Revived at

Brussels Parley 247Germany Sells $15.000,000 of Iron and

Steel to Russia on Four-Year Credit Basis 584Inland Steel Co. Rehires More Men 579Lake Ore Shipments and Stocks 1117Market Rev1ew-41. 246, 402, 578, 733,

922. 1118, 1280. 1453, 1639. 1790, 1971Pig Iron Production 41, 923, 1640Puddlers Get Raise in Wages 1792Scrap Steel Prices 246, 1281Sharon Steel Hoop Co. Offers Scrip in Pay-ment of Bond Interest 1132

Steel Cartel. International, Reported toHave Reached Agreement on Quotas_ _ _1972

Steel Ingot Production Reported by Ameri-can Iron & Steel Institute_247, 923. 1640

United States Steel Corp. Unfilled Orders247, 922, 1640

Vereinigte Stahlwerke, Largest GermanSteel Co. Quarterly Report 254

Wire Price Cuts Stir Trade 579

PageIrving Trust Co. of N. Y.-Address of Presi-dent at Annual Meeting 412

Italy-Bank of Italy Pays Usual Dividend Despite

128716431974929414

Credit Consortium Bonds, Redemption of_ 256Income Tax Based on Standard of Living,Change Suggested in 1287

Industrial Output to Be Curbed as Meansof Routing Depression 47

Institute for Industrial ReconstructionFormed by Government to Commenceand to Liquidate Industrial Enterprise-1126

Floats Billion Lire Loan 1464International Institute of Agricultural ofRome, U. S. House Committee ReportsOut Resolution for Annual Appropria-tion for 1276

Mussolini, Premier, Offers Plan to KeepEurope at Peace 1975

Rosso, Augusto, New Ambassador toU. S., Presents Credentials 552

Silk Market Condition Regarded asCritical 1969

Unemployment Relief Expenditures ofWorld Estimated 395

War Debts. See under U. S. A.

Decline in Profits Earmarks Gold in New York Withdraws Part

Bond Issue Quickly Oversubscribed Budget for 1933-34 Larger

Tapan-Bonds, National, Municipal and Indus-

trial, Prices Drop in N Y 1128Brazil Offers to Barter Coffee for Warships-1967Chino-Japanese Situation-

United States Supports League ofNations Attitude in Matter-Makesno Commitments 1456

Cotton Spinning Industry Reported Un-favorable 1969

Customs Surtax, Tariff Investigation Com-mission Recommends Elimination of.. - 731

Foreign Exchange Control Bill Passed-2011Oil Contract to Purchase from Russia 48Stock Exchanges Close Temporarily as

Prices Decline Anew 1128Java-Sugar Crop to Be Lower in 1934 574

Johannesburg. See under South Africa.Johnson, Sen., Debates War Debts in Senate- 405Johnston, Percy H., Pres. of Chemical Bank& Trust Co. Addresses Annual Meeting- 437

Joint Committee of Railroad Executives andHighway Users Issues Report 959

Joint Stock Land Banks-Chicago Joint Stock Land Bank to Cancel

Interest for Two Years on Farm Mort-gage 784

Dissolution of Banks Proposed in SenateBill 784

Federal Land Banks Would Absorb JointStock Land Banks Under ProposedSenate Bill 270

Jones Farm Allotment Bill. See underFarmer Allotment Bill.

Jones. J. D., Opposed to Farm AllotmentBill 603

Tzansas City Board of Trade Opens toK Permit Cash Sales 1655Kansas City Livestock Exchange Closes onAccount of Bank Holiday 1655

Kansas City, Security, Prices in 1932 721Kansas Co-operative Wheat Marketing Assn ,

in Receivership to Receive Aid from FarmBoard 1275

Kasten, Walter. Pres First Wisconsin Nat'lBank of N.Ilwaukee. Statement at Stock-holders Annual Meeting 273

Kemmerer. Prof. E. W., Speaks on Stabiliza-tion of Money 1134

Kent. Fred. I., Named Czar of Foreign Ex-change Market 1798

Kent Plan to Guarantee Industry from LossAdvanced by F. I. Kent 600

Ayres. Col. Leonard P. Opposes Plan_ 600Miller. Pres., of R. F. O. Approves Plan_ 430

Kentucky Home Life Insurance Co. inReceivership 432

Receivership Dissolved 591Kentucky Governor Asks Moratorium onFarm Mortgage Foreclosures 1306

Keynes, J. M. See under Great Britain.Kimball, Dr. Dexter S., Says Technocracy isnot a Panacea for Economic Ills 79

Kinsey, Henry R., Explains Proposal toCreate Central Savings Fund in N. Y.State 936

Knoxville, Tenn., Issues Scrip 938Kreuger & Toll. See under Sweden.

Labor Conditions-Aberle, H. C.. Co., Hosiery Manu-facturers, to Resume Operations 1277

American Federation of Labor AnnualConvention-

Resolutions Adopted 29Unemployment Insurance Endorse& 28

American Woolen Co. Reduces Salaries.- 242Boston & Albany RR. Shops Reopen 242Briggs Mfg. Co. Strike, Which CausedFord Motor Co. to Close Plants,Terminated 917

Buffalo Unemployment Conditions Studiedby N. Y. State Dept. of Labor 30

Cambridge Rubber Co. Resumes Opera-tions 1275

Canadian Pacific By. Shops Closed 605Denver dc Rio Grande Western RR. Re-

calls Shopmen 959Detroit Employment Index 1964District of Columbia Bankers Subscribe6500,000 to Home Repair Pool to AidUnemployment 1307

Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago on Em-ployment and Earnings 727. 1448

Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia onEmployment and Wages in Pennsyl-vania Anthracite Collieries 403, 1454

Factory Employment and Payrolls inPennsylvania and Delaware_ -1274. 1785

Federal Reserve Board Indexes of FactoryEmployment and Payrolls 569

Goodrich, B. F. & Co., Reduce Salaries 242Great Northern RR. Shops to Reopen_ -2011Green, William. Pres. American Federation

of Labor, Hints Force Will Be Used IfNecessary to Get Shorter Work Week- 27

Foresees Labor Uprising in MagazineArticle 757

Gives Out Preliminary UnemploymentFigures 757

Number of Unemployed at Record High..1108

Plants Busier Than Before StrikeIllinois Industrial Situation Inland Steel Co. Rehires More MenIron Puddlers Get Wage Increase Kent Plan to Guarantee Industry fromLoss if It Operates at Capacity Sug-gested by Pres. Miller of R F. 430

Mobile & Ohio RR. Employees Strike inProtest Against Wage Cut 1145

New York State Factory Employment,234, 913, 1784

Ohio Industrial Employment 395. 1110Pension Plans in American Industry of

Little Benefit and Much Grief to -Em-ployers 1806

Riverside & Dan River Cotton Mills onFive-Day Week 579

Rubber Companies Put Employees on PartTime 1635

Shoe Workers in Lynn. Mass., Strike_ -1792Unemployed in U. S., Number of, Accord-ing to Wm. Green of American Federationof Labor 236, 1108

United Mine Workers Approves Wage Re-ductions 1973

U. S. Government Relief Measures-Roosevelt, Pres., Message to Congress

Seeking Relief Legislation 1993Asnerican Federation of Labor Op-

posed to Plan for Civilian Conserva-tion Corps 1993

Wagner Bill to Increase Grant to R. F. 0.to Make Loans to States for ReliefPurposes Passed by Senate 1307

United States Labor Dept. Indexes ofEmployment and Payrolls 570

Western Electric Co. Reduces Wages 1792World Expenditures for Unemployment

Relief 395Wrigley, Wm., Jr., Co., Raises Wages and

Shortens Hours to Aid Recovery_1277, 1792Labor Currency Proposed by Morton R.Hunter 938

Labrador. See under Newfoundland.Lacher, G. L., Blames Depression on Bank-ocracy 743

Lard Imports from U. S. Barred by Austria_ _1114Lard Tariff Increased In Germany 1113La Salle Street Cashiers' Annual Meeting-

Officers Elected 591Latin-American Bond Fund Declares ExtraDividend 258

Latin-American Trade Reviewed by WallaceThompson 48

Laval, Former Premier of France. See underFrance.

Law, if. F., Testimony Before Senate Com-mittee Investigating Stock Exchange.1290. 1298

Lead-mines Reopen in Three States 1971Price Reduced 1971

League of Nations-Chino-Japanese Situation-

United States Supports League's Attitudebut Makes No Commitments 1458

Comert, Pierre, Resigns as Head of Leagueof Nations Information Section 253

Hungarian Financial Condition, Reporton, Pessimistic 253

Loans Committee Holds Meetings withNon-Resident Members 927

Rumania to Be Advised Financially 927Lehman, Gov., of N. Y., Continues Agricul-

tural Advisory Commission 431Describes N. Y. State's Problem Incident

to Bank Holiday. 1670Leipzig. See under Germany.Levy, A. See under Germany.Life Insurance. See under Insurance.Lindsay, Sir Ronald. See under Great

Britain.Lisbon. See under Portugal.Liftman, F. J., Declares Reduction in Taxes

Is Imperative 70Denies City of Heidelberg. Germany, SeeksChange in Debt Service 264

Little, Athur D., Inc., Compares Tech-nocracy with Technology 435

Liverpool, N. Y., Merchants Issue Scrip 1132Livestock-

Activity in 1932 40Germany Raises Import Duty 1113National Livestock Exchange of ChicagoCuts Commissions 1855

Livestock Exchanges, Bank Holiday Effecton. See under U. 8 . A.-Banking Crisis.

Living in U. S., Cost of 573London. See under Great Britain.Lorain, Ohio, Banks Reduce Interest Rateson Deposita 259

Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce, Reviewof Business 398

Lowden, Gov. Frank 0., and Henry A.Wallace, Farm Publisher, Make JointPlea for War Debt Revision 1282

Lower Austria. See under Austria.Lowman. Seymour, Resigns as Asst. Sec. of

Treasury 1989Lumber-Consumption for Year-Stocks at YearEnd 1111

National Lumber Manufacturers Awn.Weekly Report on Lumber Industry.34, 239, 396, 574, 729, 915, 1111, 1275,

1449, 1633. 1786, 1965Pine Mills in South. Operations of... -1111, 1968Production, Shipments and Orders_ _ -

397, 916, 1450Russian Lumber, Plan of Spain to Barter for.1795

Luther, Dr. Hans. See under Germany.Lyons. See under France.Lyons. Gibbs, Appointed Assistant Comp-

troller of Currency 598

itiacaulay, Thomas B. See under Canada.Magee, Wayland, Renomination to Federal

Reserve Board Not Confirmed by Senate 751Malaya, British-Rubber Shipments 238Production 574, 1450

Manchukuo-United States Reaffirms Non-Recognition

Policy 413Manila Banks Stay Open During Bank

Holiday March, Col. Chas. H., Elected Chairman

Federal Trade Commission-DiscussesWork of Commission 601

Marcus, Bernard K., Conviction in Bank ofU. S. Case Upheld by N. Y. Court ofAppeals 1833

Taken to Sing Sing Prison 2012

PageLabor Conditions (Concluded)-Hudson Motor Car Co. Body Workers

Strike 9181112325791792


INDEX

PageMartin Act Put to Test When S. C. Picotof Fenner, Beane & Unger'eider DisregardsInquiry Subpoena 416

Martin. Gov. of Washington, Urges ReliefMeasures in Inaugural Address 593

Maryland Bank Law, Proposed Changes in - 57Maryland Tobacco Growers Assn. Gets Loanfrom Farm Board 1818

Massachusetts Attoney-General in AnnualReport Recommends Banking Restrictions- 593

Massachusetts, Receipts and Stocks of An-thracite Coal in 924

McAdoo, Sen.-elect W. G., Criticizes FarmParity Bill 603

McCulloch, E. A.' Death of 601

McFadden, Rep. , Presents Second ResolutionProposing Impeachment of Pres. Hoover— 420

McGarrah, Gates W., Departs for Europe- 44Resigns Presidency of Bank for Inter-

national Settlements 1120McKenna, Reginald. See under Great Brit-

ain. tMcLaughlin, George V., Discusses High Costof Banking and Interest Rates Before N. Y.State Bankers Association 591

Mead, Dr. Edward S., Proposes Farm Allot-ment Plan 1143

Meat Packing and Livestock Industry in1932 40

Mellon Andrew, U. S. Ambassador to GreatBritain—

Returns to U. S. After Retiring as Am-bassador 1989

Sails for Europe 44Tells Newspaper Correspondents U. S.

Will Profit by Bank Difficulties 1473Merchandise Imports and Exports by

Months 571, 1275, 1964Metal Market. See Non-Ferrous Metal Mar-

ket.Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. Pays Sec-

ond Largest Dividend in Its History- --- 746Co-operation Promised Home Owners andFarm Owners Having Difficilty Meet-ing Mortgage Payments 950

Mexico—Ambassador to U. S. Presents Credentials. 1466Army Camp Converted into Farm Land- - - 36Bank of Mexico Purchases Gold 48Calks, ex-Pres., Urges Coining of Silver

to Relieve Depression 1460Coffee Crop 1967Foreign Exchange—Peso Slumps in Mexico

City 932Foreign Policy Not to Be Altered, SaysNew Minister 48

Gold Fields at Santa Clara Part of FederalMineral Reserve 48

Melon Growers to Get Aid from NationalAgricultural Credit Bank 48

Mexico City Plans Expenditures for PublicWorks 1796

Silver Coinage to Relieve DepressionUrged by ex-President Calles 1480

Sugar Production Restricted 241Exports 1115

United States Appoints Josephus DanielsAmbassador to Mexico 1974

Meyer. Dr. W. I., Appointed Asst. to Chair.of Federal Farm Board 1818

Meyer, Eugene, Opposes Plan to Widen Re-discount Powers of Federal Reserve Banks.. 419

Michigan Bank Moratorium of Eight DaysDeclared 1149

Causes Slump on Paris Bourse 1125Detroit Firms Devise Ways to Meet Pay-

rolls 1151Ontario Banks Accept Checks on ClosedBanks on Collection Basis 1151

Packers to Pay Salaries in Cash 1151Reopening of Banks for Restricted Business1308Utilities to Extend Dates on Bills 1151

Michigan Banking Legislation Reviewed_-

_ 82Midland Bank of London, Ltd. See underGreat Britain.

Milk. See under Dairy Products.Miller, President of R. F. C. Suggests Kent

Plan to Guarantee Industry from Lossif it Operates at Capacity 430

Praises Loan to Dawes Bank by R. F. 0.. 760Mills, Secretary of Treasury. Urges Adoption

of Sales Tax 423Comments on Proposal to Bar Tax ExemptGovernment Securities 946

Milwaukee Grain & Stock Exchange AdmitsBuilding and Loan Stocks to TradingPrivileges 934

Record of Transaction!' for Year 1932- _..1441Mine Workers Association Approves Wae

Reductions 1973Minneapolis & St. Louts RR. ReorganizationCommittee Asks R. IT, 0. to Deny RoadLoan 955

Minneapolis-St. Paul Stock Exchange, 1932Record of Sales on 1441

Minnesota Denies State Deposits to Non-Taxed Banks 83

Minnesota Governor Refuses to Sign BillLegalizing Bank Holidays 937

Issues Proclamation Forbidding MortgageForeclosures 1654

Missouri State Life Isnurance Co. AnnualMeeting—Directors Chosen 431

Kentucky Home Life Insurance Co., Ownerof Large Interest, in Receivership 432

Receivership Dissolved 591Mitchell, Charles E., Chairman National City

Bank, Annual Report to Stockholders- - 278Indicted for Alleged Evasion of IncomeTax 2012

Resigns from National City Bank andAffiliates 1487

Testimony Before Senate Committee In-vestigating Stock Market 1290

Mitchell, John R., Death of 751Mobile & Ohio RR. Employees Strike in Pro-

test Against Wage Cut 1145Monetary and Economic Conference. SeeEconomic and'Monetary Conference.

Monetary System on Gold Silver and WheatBasis Proposed by Frank O'Hearn 44

Montagu, Samuel & Co. See under GreatBritain.

Moody Investors Service Index of WholesaleCommodity Prices_ _571, 725. 911, 1108,

1270, 1446, 1629, 1780, 1965Bond Market Index. See under' B."Corporate Earnings, Compilation of 1445

Moore, Gov. Harry, of N. J., Invites EasternGovernors to Confer on Financial Problemsof County and Municipal Governments_ 948

Morehouse, W. R. Appointed Member ofCommerce & Marine Commission of A.13.A .2013

Morgan, J. P. & Co., New Partners in Parisand London Offices 44

PageMorgenthau, Henry Jr. Predicts End of FarmBoard 1999

Mortgages—Arkansas Bars Suit on Home Mortgages_ — 953

Prohibits Deficiency Judgments on Mort-gage Foreclosures 1654

Bill to Prevent Farm Foreclosures ReportedFavorably by Sub-Committee 950

Chicago Joint Stock Land Bank CancelsTwo Years Interest on Farm Mortgages. 784

Farm Debt Adjustment on Basis of Abilityof Farmer to Pay Proposed by SenatorRobinson 604

Farm Mortgage Aid Plan of Pres.Roosevelt 1996Farm Mortgages in Georgia, Largest In-surance Companies Declare Moratoriumon 953

Farm Mortgages, Interest Rates on, Re-duced in Ohio Cities 953

Farm Mortgages, Interest Reduction on,Proposed in Bill of Senator Shipstead— 956

Farm Mortgages in Wood County, Ohio,Years Moratorium on 953

Farm Mortgages Discussed by N. Y. Supt.Van Schaick 957

Farmers Favor Mortgage Holiday 603Farmers in Nine States Fight Foreclosures- 605Federal Land Bank System Imperiled byMortgage Holiday 957

Idaho House Passes Bill Granting Condi-tional Moratorium

Illinois Farmers Forcibly Halt Foreclosures 1144Interest Rates Reduced by Akron, Ohio,Banks 953

Iowa Farms, Insurance Companies StopForeclosing Mortgages on 783. 784

Iowa Governor Asks Halt on Foreclosures_ 434Debtor Relief Bill Signed—MoratoriumProclamation Rescinded 1145

Joint Stock Land Banks Would Be Dis-solved Under Proposed Bill to PreventForeclosures 784

Kentucky Governor Asks Moratorium onFarm Mortgage Foreclosures 1306

Metropolitan -Life Insurance Co. to Co-operate with Mortgagors 950

Minnesota Governor Issues ProclamationBanning Mortgage Foreclosures 1654

Mississippi Chancery Court Judge Declinesto Order Foreclosure Sales at Present Time953

Nebraska Governor Asks Suspension of

baton Can Be Enacted Foreclosures Until Emergency

1144Legislation Enacted Barring Foreclosures

for Two Years 1654New Jersey Emergency Farm MortgageCommittee Opposes Farm Loan Mora-torium 1142

New Jersey Governor Plans Plea to Mort-gage Holders to Halt Foreclosures andCut Interest 1142

N. Y. City Area, Mortgage Bank Plannedfor 760

New Jersey Agriculture Board Asks Cut inMortgage Rate 1308

New York Conference of Bank and Insur-ance Heads with Governor on Relief1807Measures

New York, Situation in, According to H. M.Hurd 744

Oklahoma Passes Law Banning MortgageForeclosures for Two Years 1653

Oklahoma Governor Issues Executive OrderForbidding Mortgage Foreclosures- -1307

Principal Amount. Mortgagor Seeks Re-duction in, Through Court Action, on Ac-count of Increased Value of Dollar 693

Prudential Life Insurance Co. Not to Fore-close Any Farm Mortgages 783

Rate Reductions Urged by Bond & Mort-gage Guarantee Co 744

Rates Reduced by Brooklyn, N. Y. SavingsBanks 744

Relief Measures in Mid-West States 1306Texas House Passes Bill Extending Time for

Foreclosures on Farm Mortgages 1307Western Reserve Mortgage Co. Formed by

Cleveland Banks to Aid MortgageFinancing 1144

West Virginia House Passes Bill AllowingTwo-Year Moratorium on Farm andHome Mortgages 1306

Wisconsin Votes Farm Mortgage Relief_ 1145Construes Powers of Courts in Fore-

Motor Vehicle Competition with Railroads1654closures

Discussed in Report of Pres. M. W. Har-rison of Security Owners' Association 83

Illinois Commerce Commission Bars Trucksfrom Use of State Roads 605

New York State Roads Prepare Bills forState Legislature to Regulate MotorCompetition 432

Mount Carmel, Ill., Ends Nine-Day Business11 oliday 937

Munds. Winslow & Potter See a Change forthe Better in Fundamental Conditions- - .1785

Municipal and County Governments. Gov.Harry Moore of New Jersey Asks EasternGovernors to Confer on Financial Problemsof 948

Municipal Indebtedness, Bill for Postpone-ment of. Protested by N. Y. Chamber ofCommerce 1480

Bill Reported by Congressional Committees1480Munroe, John, & Co., Files Petition in Bank-ruptcy 417

Mussolini, Premier. See under Italy.Mutual Savings Banks. See under Banks—Savings Banks.

Mutual Trust Co. Stockholders Sued by In-ternational Trust Co. for Losses in CityTrust Co. Deal 589

Matifitill County, N. Y., Clearing HOLUM AB-sociation to Adopt Uniform Rate of

Interest National Assn. of Credit Men on Collections 744

and Sales Branch Banking Urged by Economic Coun-

cil 2008cil 2008Views on Taxes and War Debts

National Assn. of Purchasing Agents View of1589189

Annual Convention Business Conditions 26

National Assn. of Real Estate Boards HoldsAnnual Business Meeting

1148

Index of Real Estate Activity 1632Survey of Real Estate Market 1631

National Bank of Czechoslovakia. See underCzechoslovakia.

National Banks. See under Banks.National City Bank of N. Y. on Business

Outlook 24Annual Report of President 276

PageNational City Bank of N. Y. (Concluded)—Baker. Hugh B., Resigns as President of

National City Co 1487Bew Briker Bank of Berlin. Reported

Acquiring Interest in 1982Interest Rate on Thrift Accounts Reduced_ 440Mitchell, Charles E., Resigns Offices HeldIn Bank and Affiliates 1487

Perkins, James H., Becomes Head ofBank 1487

Security Affiliate, National City Co., Di-vorced 1652. 1798

Sylvester, H. C. Jr., a Vice-Pros.. ResignsWhen Indicted for Alleged Forgery 2012

National City Bank of N. Y. Sued by John W.Neal of Houston, Texas, for Losses Result-ing from Operation of Trust Fund 590

National City Bank of N. Y.. Senate Com-mittee Investigation of.. -1290. 1296. 1467,

1470. 1471Ramsey, John, of Port of N.Y. Authority,Explains Loan from National City Bankof New York 1470

National Fertilizer Assn. Index of WholesaleCommodity Prices. _24, 233, 391, 568. 726,

911, 1105, 1273, 1446. 1630, 1783. 1963National Foreign Trade Convention to BeHeld 1617

National Industrial Conference Board StudiesAvailability of Bank Credit 51

Business Activity According to StatisticiansIn Industry 570, 1270 1961

National Livestock Market in Chicago Re-duces Commissions 1655

National Metal Exchange—Merger Proposed. See Commodities Ex-change, Inc.

National Raw Silk Exchange—Merger Proposed. See Commodities Ex-change. Inc.

National Shawmut Bank of Boston on Busi-ness Conditions 395

National Tea Co. Reduces Price of Bread_ ..1968National Transportation Committee. Seeunder Railroads.

Nebraska Banks, Though Insolvent, Per-mitted Limited Operations 937

Nebraska Farmers March to Capital andPresent Demands 1144

Nebraska Farmers Want State Bank 419Nebraska Governor Asks Suspension of

Mortgage Foreclosures Pending Enact-ment of Legislation 1144

Legislation Enacted Providing Two-YearMoratorium on Foreclosures 1654

Nevada Banks Reopen—Get Loan fromR. F. 0 950

Newark. N. J., Six Building and Loan Assns.in, Taken Over by State Bank Dept 1303

New Britain, Conn.. Banks Cut InterestRates on Mortgages 1474

Newburger, F. L.. Expresses Views onEconomic and Financial Situation 49

Re-Elected President Philadelphia StockExchange 1797

New England Dairies, Inc., Gets Loan fromFarm Board 271

Newfoundland—Labrador, Plan to Sell to Canada Backedby Premier 1121

New Jersey Agriculture Board Urges Cut inMortgage Rate 1306

New Jersey Bank Commissioner Urges Outin Interest Rates 938

New Jersey Bank Holiday Not ContemplatedSays Supt. of Banking 1303

New Jersey Emergency Farm MortgageCommittee Opposes Farm Loan Mora-torium 1142

New Jersey Governor to Ask Mortgagees toHalt Foreclosures 1142

New Orleans Clearing House Assn. ElectsOfffcers 935

New South Wales. See under Australia.Newsprint. See under Paper and Pulp In-dustry.

New York Central RR., Delaware & HudsonRR. Acquires 10% Stock Interest in 606

New York City—Banks, Average Liquidity of 259

Holdings of Government Securities In-crease 418

Mortgage Bank Planned for N. Y. CityArea 760

Realty Stabilization Corp. Formed toStabilize Real Estate Situation _ _ _1131

Savings Banks Reduce Interest Rates-939, 1130New York Clearing House Association—

Interest Rates on Deposits Reduced 417Increased 1473

Member Banks, Ratio of Cash and Govern-manta to Deposits in 1473

New York Cocoa Exchange—Price Lowest in History of Exchange 575Trading Volume Greater in 1932 259

New York Coffee & Sugar Exchange—Coffee Market Reviewed 1277Officers Elected 258, 416

New York Cotton Exchange—Price Movement 918

New York Curb Exchange—Chater & Edey, Member Firm—One Mem-

ber Expelled, Two Others Suspended forSix Months 1290

P'ransioli, A. A., Suspended for Insolvency _1290Gratuities to Page Boys for Special ServicesCauses 40 Members to Be Fined 418

Officers Elected 1128Now York Fur Exchange Planned to Trade

in Raw Skin Futures 1969New York Hide Exchange—Dividend to Be Paid to Members 1290Proposed Merger. See Commodities Ex-

change, Inc.New York Life Insurance Co., James Row-land Angell Becomes Director of 1651

New York Produce Exchange—By-Laws Amended 1985Closes on Account of Bank Holiday—Com-

mittee Appointed to Take Care ofDetails 1651

Commission Rates on Canadian MiningIssues 1128. 1290

Securities Market of Exchange RequiresCompanies Whose Stocks Are Listed toHave Annual Reports Audited 415

New York Rubber Exchange—Merger Proposed. See Commodities Ex-change, Inc.

New York State—Agricultural Advisory Commission to BeContinued by Gov. Lehman 431

Banking Board Appointed 933Banking Crisis in State and Country. See

under U. S. A.—Banking Crisis.


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PageNew York State (Concluded)-Banking Legislation Recommended by

Bank Supt. Broderick 260Chamber of Commerce of N. Y. StateEndorses Proposed Branch Banking_ _1474

Report to Legislature of Joint LegislativeBanking Committee 935

Banks. State, May Be Reopened byBanking Supt. on Basis of Liquidityof Assets Under New Legislation- _ _ - -1303

Factory Employment 234. 912., 1784Insurance Department Modifies Rule on

Dividends on Life Insurance 1302Insurance Superintendent Issues AnnualReport 1145

Labor Dept. Studies Unemployment inBuffalo 30

Mortgage Relief Considered by Conferenceof Governor and Bank and InsuranceHeads 1807

Public Utilities. Curb on Abuses of,Asked by Governor 1989

Carlisle, Floyd L., Utility Head. WiresHis Approval 1989

Railroads Prepare Bills for State Legis-lature Regulating Motor Competition 432

Savings Bank Deposits and Accounts In-crease 939

Savings Bank Deposits 84, 259, 1130Savings Bank Reserve, Urged by Joint

Legislative Banking Committee 935Kinsey, H. R.. Pres. Savings Bank Assn.of State of N. Y., Explains Plan 936

Tax on Stock Transfer Not Applicable toTransfers from Name of InsolventBank 1797

Date Appearing on Memorandum ofSale Must Be Same or Subsequent toDate on Assignment of Stock Certif's -1797

Tax Revision Commission to RecommendBusiness-like Organization of CountyGovernment 84

New York State Bankers Assn. to HoldMid-Winter Meeting 85

Address of George V. McLaughlin 591New York State Chamber of Commerce Op-

posed to Farm Allotment Bill 949Endorses Branch Banking Proposals 1474Gold Hoarding Denounced 1795Protests Against Bill for Postponementof Municipal Indebtedness 1480

Urges Cut in Pensions to War Veterans 1475New York Stock Exchange-.Arbitrage Transactions Permitted to Con-

tinue, but Not for Purpose of Fleeingfrom Dollar 1984

Athletes of Exchange Hold Annual Dinner_1128Austrian Provinces, Bonds of, Dealt in

Flat on N. Y. Stock Exchange 934Bonds and Notes, Short Term, Commis-

sions Fixed on 258Bonds, Foreign Government, Transferred

in U. S.-Exemption from Income Tax_ -1796Bonds, Foreign, Quotations on, No Longerto Be Transmitted by the Ticker at theClose of the Market 1289

Bonds, Listed, Market Value of_ _258. 933, 1797Bonds of Foreign Countries Unable to Meet

Interest Obligations, New Ruling on.. _ _ 742Brokers Loans Reported Outstanding,

49, 742, 1467Buenos Aires Bonds Dealt in Flat__ _ -930. 1466Closes Day of Funeral of Calvin Coolidge 62Closes on Account of Bank Holiday_ _1649,

1983, 1984Currency Hoarding. Takes Steps to Curb_ _2001Deliveries of Securities to Be MadeThrough Central Clearing House 415

Economics. Series of Talks on, Conductedfor Benefit of Employees 257

El Salvador Bonds Dealt Flat-JanuaryInterest Defaulted 256

Gold Payments and Withdrawals by Mem-bers, Exchange Asks Record of_ _ _1676, 2001

Hungarian Consolidated Municipal LoanBonds Dealt Flat 256, 935

Kreuger & Toll American Participation Cer-tificates Representing Debentures to BeStricken from List 588

Listing Agreement to Be Entered into withCompanies Applying for Listing in Fu-ture to Contain Provision RequiringAnnual Statements to Be Audited byIndependent Accountants 257, 741

Listings During 1932 215Members' Dues Fixed by Governing Com-

mittee 110Nominating Committee, Members Electedto 258

Odd Lot Dealings, Proposal Affecting. An-nounced by Henry Zuckerman & Co.._ _ 257

Pressed Steel Car Co. Bonds, Members Re-quested to Furnish List of Transactions in 589

Price Record by Months for Year 1932_ - 89Puts and Calls Issued by Non-Member

Should Not Be Issued Under Members'Name Unless Guaranteed by Latter 110

Puts and CalLs. Reports of. to Be MonthlyInstead of Daily 588

Short Interest 258. 934Stock Transfer Tax in N. Y. Not Applica-

ble to Transfers from Name of Insolv-ent Bank 1797

Date Appearing on Memorandum of SaleMust Be Same or Subsequent to Dateon Assignment of Stock Certificate_ _ _1797

Stocks Listed on Exchange, Market Valueof 49, 934. 1650

Suspension of Members for Gratuities toEmployees of Exchange 590

U. S. Government Securities, Notice Re-garding Settlement of Contracts in 1983

Zuckerman, Henry. & Co., Announce Pro-posal Affecting Odd Lot Dealings 257

New York Trust Co. Describes Need of Relieffrom Tax Burden 1651

New Zealand-Foreign Exchange Rate Raised 414, 933

Action Causes Prices to Soar 933Trade with U. S. Affected by High Rate-1796

Gasoline Duty Reduced 1638Loan Conversion 1648Wheat Pool. Compulsory, Formed 240

Nicaragua-/Jocose, Juan B., Installed as President 70United States Marines Withdraw 70

Nickel Industry in 1932 40Non-Ferrous Metal Market_ _41, 246, 401.

577, 732, 921, 1118. 1279. 1453, 1639,1790, 1971

Norbeck, Senator Comments on Release ofCounsel Irving Ben Cooper by Senate Com-mittee Investigating Stock Market 415

North Carolina County Pays Small Debts inScrip 937

PageNorth Dakota Communities Use Wheat asMedium of Exchange 35

North Dakota Insurance Companies to CarryStocks at Dec. 31 1932 Market Values- _ 273

Northwest Bancorporation Defers DividendAction 1987

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

Noyes, Alexander D., Warns of Inflation inTestifying Before Senate CommitteeInquiring into Economic Conditions_ _ _ _1477

Likens Present Bank Crisis to 1907 1654Nuremberg. See under Germany.

etchs. Adolph S., Sees Improvement in Busi-ness Ahead 1957

Offerings of Securities. See Capital Flota-tions.

O'Hearn, Frank. See under Canada.Ohio Bank Holiday, No Occasion for, SaysGovernor-Statement of L. B. Williams_ _1303

Ohio State Banks Would be Required to JoinFederal Reserve System Under ProposedBill 746

Ohio Industrial Employment 395, 1110Oklahoma Bank Guaranty Fund being Liq-uidated 746

Oklahoma Called Upon to Decide WhetherGold or Silver is Legal Tender 1461

Oklahoma Governor Issues Executive OrderForbidding Mortgage Foreclosures 1307

Oklahoma Law Passed Forbidding MortgageForeclosures for Two Years 1653

Oklahoma Oil Restriction. See under Petro-leum-Production Restriction.

Oklahoma Uses Scrip 1475Oregon-Washington RR. & Navigation Co.OrleCed Not Build New Line as Ordered by

I.-S. C. C. Rules U. S. Supreme Court_ _ _ 272

Dalsh, Sir George. See under Great Britain.enema-Bank of Panama to Accept Own Bonds at80 in Payment of Debts 586

Banks Not Affected by U.S. Bank Holiday1646Exporters Required to Provide Copy of

Shippers Export Declaration for CustomsPurposes 1289

Tax to Aid Idle and Farmers 1289Paper and Pulp Industry-Newsprint-Canadian Production 575

Paul-Boncour. Joseph. See under France.Pecora. Ferdinand, Appointed Counsel toSenate Committee Conducting Stock Ex-change Inquiry 586

Peninsular & Oriental Steam Navigation Co.See under Great Britain.

Pennsylvania Bankers Assn. Offers Aid InCodifying State Bank Laws 56

Pennsylvania Long Haul Freight Rates With-in State Must Conform with Inter-StateRates, Rules I.-S. C. Commission 272

Ruling Not to Be Contested 605Pension Plans in American Industry of Little

Benefit and Much Grief to Employers 1806Perkins, James H., Becomes Head of Na-

tional City Bank 14.87Peru-

Industrial Bank of Peru to Be Formed WithFunds Obtained Through Special AdValorem Tax 1127

Mortgage Foreclosures, Moratorium on.... ..1466Petroleum-

California Oil Receipts at Atlantic andGulf Ports 245, 920

Chile Hopes to End Oil Importation 40Crude 011-

Price Reduction 245, 1452Prices 38, 242, 399, 576, 731, 919,

1116, 1278. 1451. 1636, 1788, 1969Production Weekly- -39, 244, 401, 57,

732, 220, 1117, 1278, 1452. 1637,91970Year 1932: 1789Monthly 243

Tariff on Crude Sperm 011 Reduced byU.S 1638

World Production for the Year 921Gasoline-German Prices Drop 1637New Zealand Reduces Recently In-

creased Duty 1638Price Increases 1279, 1452Price Reductions . 245, 1279, 1452Prices_ _38, 242, 399, 576, 731, 912, 1116,

1278, 1451, 1636, 1788, 1969Production of Natural Gasoline 246Stocks_39, 244, 401, 577, 732, 1117,

1278, 1452. 1637Tax, Federal, Continued for AnotherYear 946

Hose, 1. S., Weekly Report of Oil Industry- 920Imports at Principal U. S. Ports 245, 920Kerosene Price Cut 1453Kerosene Prices-38, 242. 399, 576, 731,

919. 1116, 1278, 1451, 1636, 1788 1969Los Angeles Operators Shutdown UntilEarthquake Danger is Ended 1789

Motor Fuel Consumption Declines 398Prices_38, 242. 399, 576. 731, 919. 1116,

1278. 1451, 1636. 1788, 1969Production Outside of U. El 40Production Restriction-

California Curtailment Program Threat-ened by Overproduction in Los AngelesBasin Fields-Operators Agree to Cur-tail Output 40

Oklahoma City Production Rate Fixed-243, 1116. 1452

Miltary Shutdown Lifted ------ - -1789Texas Limitations 39, 1638. 1970

Russia Contracts to Sell 011 to Japan 48Standard 011 Group, Dividends Paid by.. - - 80

Philadelphia Barter Exchange Joined by 400Workers 1302

Philadelphia Clearing House Assn. AnnualE ection 417

Philadelphia Commercial Banks Reduce In-terest Rates on Deposits 259

Philadelphia Residents to Improve and Re-pair Homes 1143

Philadelphia Savings Banks Reduce Intereston Deposits 57

Philadelphia Stock Brokers Form Association 1301Philadelphia Stock Exchange-Newburger, Frank L., Re-elected Pres- -1797

Pnilippine Islands-Banks Stay Open During U. S. Bank Holi-day 1647

Bond Position Not Likely to Be Affected byIndependence 429

History of Islands Since Acquired by U. S.. 426Holliday, John H., Sworn in as Vice-Gover-nor-Becoress Acting Governor 1648

Philippine Islands (Concluded)-Independence-

Bill Passed lo U. S. Congress and Vetoedby Pres. Hoover Passed Over Vetoby Congress 267, 424, 426Cabinet Members Reported to Presi-dent on Bill Adversely 427Features of the B111 430Text of Bill 758Tariff Increases Put in Effect 430Picot. S. C., Disregards Inquiry Subpoena-

Disputes State's Power 416Pierce, E. A., & Co. on Volume of Chain StoreSales 727Pierson, Lewis E., Elected Member of Execu-tive Committee of Trust Division ------ -1475Pittman, Sen., Proposes Payment of BritishWar Debt in Silver 1461Poland-Bank of Poland Votes Dividend 414By-Laws Changed 1288Budget Approved 1287Cotton Textile Strike 1969Gold Standard Adopted 930Jugoslavia, Plans Barter System with 740Potash Monopoly Reduces Schedules 740Revenues ancl_Ewenditures 1287Trust, Anti-, Legislation Proposed 1287War Debts. See under U, S. A.Warsaw Commerce Bank of Poland. For-mer Foreign Minister Zaleski BecomesHead of 414Pomerene, Atlee, Assails Publication of

Names of Banks Which Borrowed fromR. F. C 1818Port Chester, N. Y., Banks Reduce InterestRate on Deposits 1474

Portland Cement. See under Cement.Portugal-Gold Standard, Early Return to, Expected.1122Lisbon to Float Internal Loan 1125

Potash Monopoly in Poland Reduces Schedule 740Presidential Election. See under U. S. A.Presidential Office a Greater Strain for Presi-dent than for His Wife 434

Pressed Steel Car Co. Bonds, N.Y. Stock Ex-change Asks Members for Record of Trans-actions in 589

Prohibition-Beer and Other Beverages of Small Alco-

holic Content, Legalization of, Askedby Pres. Roosevelt 1812

Necessary Legislation Enacted 104District of Columbia, Bill LegalizingSale in 1994

How Beer is Legalized by Bill 1995Green, Wm., of A. F. of L., Sees Labor

Benefits in Bill 1995History of Prohibition, Chief Incidents in-1306Repeal of Eigtheenth Amendment Passed

by Congress 1134, 1305Copies of Resolution Transmitted toState Governors 1306

Prussia. See under Germany.Public Utility Industry-

Electricity. See under E.Gas, Manufactured, Revenues

from_- 27

Gas Utility Revenues 395, 1446New York State Governor Asks Curb on

Serious Abuses of Utilities 1989Carlisle, Floyd L., Utility Head, WiresHis Approval to Governor 1989

Waterpower Plants Increase Capacity in1932 912

Puerto Rico Banking Situation. GovernorGeneral Seeks Power to Deal with 1648

Bank Holiday Declared on Account ofSituation in U. S. See under U. S. A.Banking Crisis.

Senate, Appropriations for, Governor Ve-toes Bill Increasing 1983

Puts and Calls. See under N. Y. Stock Ex-change.

Queens County Clearing House Formed byIndependent Banks 1985

Rackliff, Whittaker & Co., Analysis of Lead-416 ing Banks in U. S 1828Railroads--Alshton, R. H., on Effect of Economic

Conditions on Railroads in 1932 25Bank Holiday, Effect of 1677Borrowing by Roads During 1932 433Boston & Albany RR. Shops Reopen 242Canadian Pacific Ry. Shops Closed 605Canadian Roads Propose New Wage Cut.. _ 960Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Ry. andSouthern Pacific Co. to Be Revalued byI.-S. C. C. before Unification PlansWill Be Approved 958Delaware Sc Hudson RR. Acquires 10%Stock Interest in New York Central RR.-Omits Dividend 607Denver & Rio Grande Western RR. RecallsShop Men 959

Earnings, Monthly Compilation of.. .218,899, 1774Yearly Compilation 1080Earnings of Class I Roads 903, 1616

Earnings-Selected Income and BalanceSheet Items 272, 784. 1818

Freight-Baltimore & Ohio and Western Md.Roads Allowed to Reduce Rates toMeet Bus Competition 958

Car Loadings in -First Quarter of 1933Estimated 24

Rail Executives Favor DiscontinuingPooling of Surcharges 1824

Car loadings, Revenue- -25, 232, 391,566, 723, 909. 1106, 1270, 1442,

1628, 1780, 1961Emergency Rates. See under Railroads-Railroad Credit Corp.

Pennsylvania Long Haul Intra-StateRates Must Conform with Inter-State

Rates, Rules I.-S. C. C 272Ruling Not To Be Contested 605

Reduction in Freight Rates Sought byThree Groups 605

Ton Mlles of Freight Traffic Decrease- - 437Great Northern Railroad to ReopenShops 2011

Interstate Commerce Commission LacksAuthority to Force Roads to Build NewLines Rules U. S. Supreme Court 272

Joint Committee of Railroad Executivesand Highway Users Report 959

Mobile & Ohio RR. Strike in ProtestAgainst Wage Cut 1145Motor Truck and Bus Competition with

Carriers, Report of Pres. M. W. Harri-son of Security Owners Assn. on theHighway Situation as Related to 83

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JAN.-MAR., 1933.] INDEX XV

PageRailroads (Concluded)-Motor Truck Competition (Concluded)-

Illinois Commerce Commission BarsTrucks from State Highways_ _ _ _605, 959

Joint Committee of Railroad Executiveand Highway Users Issues

Report_- _ 959

New York State Roads Prepare Bills forState Legislature to Regulate MotorCompetition 432

National Transportation Committee-Meeting Called by Bernard M. Baruch,New Chairman 73

Meeting Held, First, Since Death of Cal-vin Coolidge-Vacancy Not To BeFilled 272

Report Made Public 1087Passenger Excursion Fares Cut to MeetBus Competition 958

Passenger Fare Reduction Proposed byWestern Roads 957, 958

Storey, Pres., of A. T.& Santa Fe., SeesNo Advantage in Action 958

Railroad Credit Corp.-Monthly Report..76. 433, 785, 1480

Pooling of Surcharges Discontinued-Railroad Credit Corp. to be Dis-solved 2011

Pooling of Surcharges May be Droppedon Account of I.-S. C. C. Decision_

1819, 1823Pooling of Surcharges Opposed by Rail

Executives 1824Railway Age Reviews Railway Trends in1932 and Prospects in 1933 1145

Recapture Clause Repeal Reported byHouse Committee 2011

Reconstruction Finance Corp. Loans. Seeunder Reconstruction Finance Corp.-Loans:

Store-Door Service Upheld by Court 272Warehouse Policy of Eastern Roads Con-demned by I.-8. C. C. Examiners 1818

World Railway Data Shown in Survey- - -1145Railway Age Reviews Railroad Trend in 1932and Prospects in 1933 1145

Rainey, Rep., Supports Inflation Proposals_ 599Elected Speaker of House 1659

Ramsey John, of Port of N. Y. Authority,Explains National City Bank Loan 1470

Rautenstrauch, Prof., Explains Technocracy. 81Real Estate-Farm Real Estate Taxes Down Accordingto U. S. Dept. of Agriculture 395

Index of Real Estate Activity 1632Mortgages. See under M.National Assn. of Real Estate BoardsSurvey of Market 1631

New York City Situation to be ReadjustedThrough New Realty Stabilization Corp.1131

Realty Stabilization Corp. Formed to Re-adjust Real Estate Situation in N. Y. 0-1131

Tax Relief Urged by Nat. Assn. of RealEstate Boards 1148

Reconstruction Finance Corporation-Chicago Unit Banks Wrecked by Con-

spiracy of Loop Banks. Clearing Houseand R. F. C., J. A. Carroll Tells SenateCommittee 260

Glass. Senator Carter, Demands Abolitionof R. F. 0 1308

Loans-Alabama Supreme Court Rules ThatLoans Obtained by Municipalitiesfrom R. F. C. Shall Not Be Chargeableto Constitutional Limit 271

Amount Advanced During 1932 74Dawes Bank Loan Saved Mid-West Cal-amity, Says Pres. Miller of R. F. C 760

Minneapolis & St. Louis RR. Reorganiza-tion Committee Asks R. F. 0. to DenyRoad Loan 955

Publicity for Loans Made Between Feb-ruary and June 1932 Asked in HouseResolution 80, 271

Publicity Given Loans Assailed by AtleePomerene, Former Chairman of Cor-poration 1818

Railroad Loans-Couzens, Senator. Asks Halt on Rail-

way Loans 781Hearings on Resolution 782

Interstate Commerce Commission Ac-tion on Applications_76. 605, 780,

953, 1481, 1683. 1826St. Louis-San Francisco Ry. Rejects

Conditions Governing Loan 1481I.-S. C. C. Refuses to ModifyTerms 1824

Report, Monthly 773. 1682Report-Period Feb. 2 1932 to July 201932 760, 763

Report. 'Quarterly 951Senate Committee Reports Its Inabilityto Criticize Loans 432

State Loans, Funds Available for, In-creased by Wagner Bill, Passed bySenate 271. 1307

Wingfield Banks in Nevada Get Loan_ - - 950Regional Agricultural Credit Corporations-Fort Worth Office and Branches ExtendLoans to Texas Farmers 36

Interest Rates Fixed 271Santa Fe Branch Elects Officers 950

State Loans Would Be Put in Hands ofSeparate Committee Under WagnerBill 271

Senate Passes Bill 1307Red Cross to Distribute Cotton Holdings ofFarm Board for Relief Purposes 918

Reeves, Alfred, Reviews Automobile Industryin 1932 399

Regional Agricultural Credit Corp. See underReconstruction Finance Corporation.

Republican Party, Future Stand of, Outlinedby President Hoover 1476

Retail Trade. See Trade, Retail.Revere, C. T.. on Solution of Farm Problem- 273Reynolds, George M., Resigns as Director of

Chicago Federal Reserve Bank 940Reynolds, Jackson E., Pres. First Nat'lBank of N. Y.. Statement at AnnualMeeting 274

Rice Acreage Reduction Urged by AmericanRice Growers Co-operative Assn 1635

Rife, R. B., DISCLISse3 Economic and Finan-cial Situation 58

Riverside & Dan River Cotton Mill on FiveDay Week 579

Roberts, George B.. on Dangers of Inflation_ 960Robinson, Sen., Proposes Adjustment ofFarmers Debts 604

Rochester, N. Y., Banks Out Interest Rateson Deposits 1131

Rogers, Dr. J. H., of Yale Advocates Sub-stitute Action to U. S. Leaving GoldStandard 1643

PageRoosevelt, Franklin D., President-Elect

and President-Banking Crisis, Action Taken in Connec-

tion with. Ste under U. S. A.-BankingCrisis.

Assassination Attempted 1141Cermak, Mayor Anton J., of ChicagoWounded. See under C.

Would-be Assassin Tried and Sentenced1476, 1660

Dies in Chair 1992Budget Message to Congress 1661Cabinet-Walsh, Sen. Thos. J., Designated Atty.Gen. Dies of Heart Attack 1660

Glass, Sen. Carter, Declines TreasuryPost 1304

Members of Cabinet Named 1305Sworn in En Masse 1658

Claudel, Paul, Ambassador from FranceConversation with 1642

Democratic Leaders, Conference with 69Dictatorial Powers Proposed to Be Givento Roosevelt 948

Economists Urge Plan for Economic Re-covery on Roosevelt 71

Ask President to Raise Price Level 2009Election as President. See under U. S. A.

Presidential Election.Farm Mortgage Aid Plan 1996Farm Relief Favored at Present Session of

Congress According to Heport 430Chicago Grain Brokers Oppose Bill-

Illinois Agriculture Assn. Favors B111_1998Passage of Relief Bill Urged 1817Sturtevant, C. D., of Omaha Grain Ex-change Opposed to Program 1998

Governors of Various States Invited toConfer at Washington Following In-auguration 948

Vote Faith in President Roosevelt 1661Hoover, Pres. Herbert, Confers with 405House, Col., Conference with 265Inaugurated President-Address 1657Review of First Two Weeks as President _ -1990Stimson, Secy. of State. Conference with

69, 265Unemployment Relief Message to Congress1993American Federation of Labor Opposedto Plan for Civilian ConservationCorps 1993

Veterans Asked to Accept Sacrifice inRadio Address 1659

War Debts to Be Discussed with BritishRepresentatives - London ConsidersNews Best in Weeks 465, 581

Approves Conferences with Three OtherCountries 581

Conversations with British Ambassador,Sir Ronald Lindsay 1457

Rosso, Augusto. See under Italy.Rovensky, Joseph C., to Be One of Repre-

sentatives of American Banks at GermanStandstill Agreement Conference_ _56, 416, 585

Royal Bank of Canada. See under Canada.Rubber Exchange of N. Y. See New YorkRubber Exchange.

Rubber Industry-British Malayan Shipments of Crude Rub-

ber 238Production 574. 1450

Cambridge Rubber Co. Resumes Opera-tions 1275

Crude Rubber Consumption-Imports andStocks 397, 1112. 1787

Consumption in U. S. in 1932 1966Dutch East Indies, Exports from 574Employees Work on Part Time Basta 1635Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland, Reviewof Rubber and Tire Industry 31

Goodrich, B. F. & Co. Reduces Salaries 242Tariff on Rubber Shoes Raised 947Tires-

Prices Cut by Major Companies 729Production, Shipments and Stocks- -397,

1112, 1966Rumania-Bonds of Monopolies Institute Drawn forRedemption 46

Foreign Exchange-National Bank Grants 65% of Applica-

tions for Exchange 47League of Nations to Adv is on Finance 927War Debts. See under U. S. A.

Rural Bankers Conference to Be Held atCornell University 962

Russia-Agricultural Aid Board Formed by Decree-1126Banks Offer Higher Interest Rate on De-

posits 1288Canada Offered Oil and Coal in Exchangefor Cattle-Plan Proposed that CanadaGuarantee $4,000,000 Russian Bonds _1121

Caucasus Pleasants Get Food Doles if Dili-gent 1982

Farm Collectivization, Measures Taken toEncourage 1982

German Credits, Gold Pledged for Pay-ment of 1982

Germany Gives Russia Four Years to Payfor $15.000000 of Iron and Steel 584

Grain Collecting to Be Abolished-Tax toSupersede Present System 256

Housewives Under 56 Must Work in In-dustry 36

Imports of Railroad Locomotives and Carsand Steel Products Barred by Decree _1465

Oil Contract to Sell to Japan 48Shops to Be Opened by Soviet to Compete

with Peasants 1646Seed to be Loaned to Farmers 1465Spain Plans Barter for Russian Lumber.... 1795Wheat Shortage Reported 1276Zurich, Switzerland,Grants Russian Credits1795

Caarbruecken. See under Germany.acasa, John B. See under Nicaragua.

Sacket, Frederic M., U. S. Ambassador toGermany, Tendered Farewell Dinner 1982Safe Deposit Box Rentals Reported Nor-mal 1678

St. Louis Bank Failures 438St. Louis-San Francisco Ry. Rejects Condi-

tions Governing R. F. C. Loan 1481I.-S. C. C. Refuses to Modify Terms 1824

St. Louis Stock Exchange-Price Record in1932 by Months 720

St. Louis Banks Reduce Interest Rates onDeposits 259

Sales and Collections Reported by NationalAssn. of Credit Men 26

Salmon Canners' Plans Dependent on Bill toEqualize Exchange Values and Check Jap-anese Imports 586

Salter, Sir Arthur. See under Great Britain.

PageSalvador. See El Salvador.San Francisco Banks Cut Interest Rate on

Deposits 259San Francisco Stock Exchange Holds Annual

Meeting-Address of President-OfficersElected 416

Sao Paulo. See under Brazil.Savings Banks. See under Banks and Banking.Schacht, Dr. Hjalmar. See under Germany.Schoepperle, Victor, V.-P. of Nat. City Co.,

Testifies at Senate Inquiry 1471School Building Program 255Schroder, J. Henry, & Co. See under Great

Britain.Schulze-Gaevernitz, Dr. Gerhard von. See

under Germany.Scott, Howard, Addresses 400 of Nation's

Leaders on Technocracy 436Scrip Issued by Cities and Counties_-936,

937, 938, 1132. 1475, 1680Scrip Issue. National. Urged by EvanstonGroup 1474

Security Houses, Tax Rulings Affecting 1128Security Fraud Laws of Registration TypeAdvocated by W. C. Breed 1129

Security Offerings. See Capital Flotations.Security Owners' Assn. on Highway Situa-

tion as Related to Motor Vehicle Competi-tion with Railroads 83

Seed Loans. See Farmer-Crop Mans.Seidman & Seidman Prepare Digest of Tax

Decisions Affecting Security Dealers_589, 1128Seidman, J. S., Explains Federal Tax Rulingon Bond Profits and Losses_,._ _248, 1129, 1135

Seligman, De Witt Jr., Death of 591Seminole Claim to Lands in Oklahoma, Pres.Hoover Vetoes Bill to Reopen 1136

Senate. See under U. S. A.Shannon Committee Recommends Sweeping

Changes in Government to Remove Com-petition with Business 1828

Farm Bodies Criticize Report 1829Sharon Steel Hoop Co. Offers Scrip in Lieu of

Interest on Bonds 1132Sheffield Farms Co., Inc., Reduces Cream

Price 36Shipping Industry-

Transatlantic Freight Pool Formed 761Shipstead, Sen., Proposes Bill Reducing Rateof Interest on Farm Mortgages 956

Shoe Workers in Lynn, Mass.. Strike 1792Short Interest on N.Y. Stock Exchange. See

under N. Y. Stock Exchange.Silk Trade-

Italian Silk Market in Critical Condition __1969Raw Silk Imports and Stocks 37, 918,1636Yarn Exports from U.S 1115

Silver-Canadian Production 260Dill, U. S Senator, Proposes GovernmentBuy Silver and Pay for Same with NewSilver Currency 260

Europe Shows Little Interest in Silver forCurrency Purposes 261

Home, Sir Robert, in London Radio Ad-dress, Urges Increase in Value of Silver 927

Minting of Silver Planned by France andTurkey-Scandinavian and BalticCountries Restrict Minting 928

France to Issue First Coins Since War-,-2011Price Improvement Not Anticipated byLondon Brokers 260

Smoot, U. S. Sen., Backs Move for SilverCoinage 260

United States. Production in 44Imports and Exports by Countries_580, 1456Imports and Exports by Months_ _571,

1275. 1964Singer, Herbert. Conviction in Bank of U. S.Case Reversed by N. Y. Court of Appeals_ _1833

Singer, Saul, Conviction in Bank of U. S.Case, Upheld by N.Y. Court of Appeals_1833

Taken to Sing Sing Prison 2012SnoJapanse Situation. See Japan-Chino-Japanese Situation.

Sisson, Francis H., Opposes Provision ofGlass Banking Bill-

Condemns Currency Inflation 751Sloan, George A., Discusses Effect of Farm

Allotment Bill on Living Costs 270Smith, Alfred E., Proposal for Director-

General of Public Works 961Testifies Before Senate Committee In-

quiring into Economic Conditions 1480Smith Bill to Cut 1933 Cotton Production

Approved by Senate Committee 1142Passed by Senate-Opposed in House 1307Passed by House 1450

Smoot, U. S. Sen., Backs Move for SilverCoinage 260

Smuts, Gen. Jan. C. See under South Africa.Social Trends, Report of Research Com-

mittee on 72Cost of Study-Members of Committee-.. 72Hoover, Pres., Statement Bearing on Re-

port 71Societe Centrale de Banque de Province.See under France.

Sound and Honest Money Assn., Inc. Formed1798South Africa-

Depreciated Currencies, Anti-DumpingDuties Discontinued Following De-parture From Gold Standard 933

Foreign Exchange-Declines Parity with British Pound_49. 415

Gold Mines Profit by Departure fromStandard 735

Gold Standard Speculation, to Tax Profitsfrom 48

Johannesburg Stock, Proposal for Con-version of 1284

Smuts, General Jan. C., Calls on Govern-ment to Resign and Help Form CoalitionGovernment 933

Surtaxes on Imported Goods Abandoned 933Transvaal Gold Output 1122, 1975

South Carolina Governor Calls Conference ofLending Agencies in State-F. H. Daniel,Pres. of Federal Land Bank of ColumbiaOpposed to General Moratorium 1141

Spain-Russian Lumber. Plan to Barter for 1795

Speyer, Eduard Beit von. See under Germany.Standard Oil Group. Dividends Paid by 80Statisticians in Industry on Business Con-

ditions 570, 1270, 1961Steagall Bill Postponing Payments Due

Federal Land Banks. See under FederalLand Banks.

Steagall, Rep., Currency Expansion Pro-posals 597

Steel Industry. See Iron and Steel Industry.Steele, Thomas M. Re-elected Member

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PageSamson, Secy. of State—Notes to Japan and China ReaffirmingNon-Recognition of Manchuria 413

Roosevelt, Pres.-Elect, Conference with-69. 265Stock Markets—Bank holiday Causes Closing of allMarkets. See under U. S. A. BankingCrisis.

Durant vs. Block & Co., Brokers—ClaimAgainst Brokers for Stock Market LossesUpheld by Court in Part 591

London Brokers Urge Buying of AmericanStocks 1459

Senate lnquity into Operations of StockMarket—Cooper, Irving Ben.. Explains Reason

for Resigning as Counsel to SenateCommittee 415, 586

Norbeck , Sen. Contradicts Statement 415Insull Utility Properties, Investigation

of Collapse of 1293Investigation of Committee Conducting

Investigation Demanded 1289Kreuger & Toll Collapse, Investigation of 586National City Bank of N. Y. and Affi-

liates, Investigation of-1290, 1296,1467, 1468

Ramsey, John, of Port of N. Y. Auth-ority, Explains Loan 1470

Pecora, Ferdinand. Former N. Y. Asst.Dist. Attorney. to Conduct Inquiry 586

Whitney, Richard, Pres. N. Y. StockExchange, Testifies on Pool Operations1468

Tax Decisions Affecting Security Dealers,Seidman & Seidman Prepare Digest of. 589

Stock Transfer Teti in N.Y. Not Applicable toTransfers from Name of Insolvent Bank_ -1797Date Appearing on Memorandum of SaleMust Be Same or Subsequent to Date onAssignment of Stock Certificate 1797

Stone. James C., Resigns from FarmBoard 1479

Storey, Pres. W. B., of Atchison, Opposed toFare Reductions 958

Straus. Jesse 1., Appointed Ambassador fromU. S. to France 1974

Straus, S. W. & Co. Only Shell Say ResigningReceivers—New Receivers Appointed- -1987Bondholders Suit Wants All Defaulted

Properties Put Under One Man 1988Straus Securities Co. Investigated 1987Sturtevant. C. D., Opposed to Pres. Roose-

velts Farm Program 1998Styria. See under Austria.Suffolk County, L. I., Clearing HouseFormed 1985

Sugar Industry—Beet Sugar—

Finland Expands Production 1115Northwest Farmers Net $4,000.000 forBeet Crop 1114

Prices for 1933 1968Production in U. S. Increases 574United States Beet Sugar, Distribution of 399

Chadbourne S u?ar R es triction Pan—Cuban Insurgent Growers Oppose Plan_ 241

Consumption and Distribution in U.S. 917, 1636Consumption in European Countries De-

creases 1968Cuban Sugar. See under Cuba.Hawaii Increases Output 1115Java Crop in 1934 to Be Greatly Reduced- - 574Mexico Restricts Production 241Exports 1115

Price of Refined Sugar Cut 36Raised 1968

Price Rise Forecast by T. L. Chadbourne- - 574Price Trend Charted 575Turkey Adds Sugar to Centralized Import

1List 115Supply Bills, Pres. Hoover's Criticism of..... 947Supreme Court, U.S. See under U. S. A.Sweden—

Barter Agreement with Greece 1464Debt Increases—Mostly Due to KreugerLosses 255

Export Credits States—Guaranteed, Needfor, Stressed 1287

Kreuger & Toll—American Participation CertificatesRepresenting Participating DebenturesStricken from List of N. Y. StockExchange 588

International Match Corp. Gets GermanBonds 1286

U. S. Senate Investigation of Collapse.See under Stock Market—Senate In-vestigation.

Switzerland—Export Duties Imposed on Cotton. andWatch Machinery 37

Import Quota Restrictions Placed onRubber Footwear and Tractor Chassis _1638

Russian Credits Granted by City of Zurichto Aid Unemployment 1795

Sykes, Pres. H. C. of N. Y. Curb ExchangeFinds Busines and Financial ConditionsStill Tangjed 110

Sylvester. H. C. Jr., V.-P. of National CityBank Resigns When Indicted on AllegedCharge of Forgery 2012

Szechenyi, Count Laszlo. See under Hungary.

Tariff. See under U. S. A.I an Relief Urged by Pres. Hoover 1149Taxes, Federal. See under U.S. A.Technocracy—.American Engineering Council Not in Sym-pathy with Technocracy 435

Butler, Dr. Nicholas Murray, of ColumbiaUniversity, Disavows Link with Tech-nocracy 421

Deibler, Prof.. of Nortnwestern University.Calls Technocrats Poor Guides 83

Fisher, Dr. Irving, Scoffs at Theory 436Hirst, Francis W., Says Best English Econ-omists Deny Technocracy Theory 408

Kimball, Dr. Dexter S.'

of Cornell Uni-versity, Says Technocracy Is Not aPanacea for Economic Ills 79

Little, Arthur D., Inc.. Compares Tech-nocracy with Technology 435

Mortgage. Suit to Reduce Principal of,Brought by H. B. Brougham, WhoQuotes Technocrats on Increased Valueof Dollar 593

Parsons. Floyd W., Charges TechnocratsUse Inaccurate Figures to Prove Point 437

Rautenstrauch, Prof. of Engineering De-partment of Columbia University, Ex-plains Technocracy to American Assn.for Advancement of Science 81

Scott. Howard, Leader of Technocracy,Addresses Group of 400 of Nation's Lead-ers on Subject 436

PageTelegraphic Transfers of Money Limited on

Account of Bank Holiday 1677Tenino, Wash. Business Men Buy ClosedBank with Wooden Money 62

Texas Cotton Manufacturing Reviewed as

by1277University of Tex

Texas Gas Field Restriction. See under Gas.Texas House Passes Bill Extending Time for

Foreclosures on Farm Mortgages 1307Texas, New Incorporations in 915Texas Oil Restriction. See under Petroleum—

Production Restriction.Texas Urged to Use Cotton Money 1475Thomas, Sen., Acts to Cut Value of Dollar.. 597Tin—Exports from Countries Participating in

Restriction Agreement 577, 1453Tires. See under Runner Industry.Tobacco—

Austria Seeks to Barter for American To-bacco 740

Cigar Industry, Report on. by U. S. TariffCommission 1451

Cigarette Prices, Retail and Wholesale. Re-duced 38. 1115, 1278, 1451

Ellis, R. M.. Reviews Industry 37Federal Farm Board Extends Loan toMaryland Tobacco Growers' Assn 1818

Thompson. Wallace. Summarizes Latin-Amer-ican Trade 48

Toronto. See under Canada.Trade, Retail. See under Federal ReserveBoard—Federal Reserve Bank of NewYork, Chicago, Kansas.

Trade. Wholesale: See under Federal ReserveBank of New York, Chicago, Kansas.

Transamerica Corp.—Annual Report ShowsEarnings to Be Above Last Year. 1688

Transvaal. See under South Africa.Traylor. Melvin A.

' Pres. First Nat. Bank of

Chicago, Annual Report of 273Trip, L. U. A. .See under Holland.Trust Companies. See under Banks.Tucuman. See under Argentina.Turkey—

Centralized Import List, Sugar and CoffeeAdded to 1115

Imports from U. S. to be Tripled 585, 739Silver Minting Planned 928

Unemployment. See Labor Conditions.nion Pacific RR. Request for Representa-tion on New York Central RR. Directoratethrough C. W. Charske Opposed by I.-S.C. 0 958

United Mine Workers Approves Wage Reduc-tions 1973

United States Bond & Mortgage Corp., Tem-porary Injunction and Receivership for,Denied by N. Y. Supreme Court 589

United States Building & Loan League, Assetsof Members of 1987

United States Chamber of Commerce—Banking Law Changes Recommended 52

United States Daily Suspends Publication— 1626United States of America—

Agriculture, Dept. of—Farm Price Index 725Prices of Farm Commodities at New Law 1831

Ambassadors Appointed 1974Argentina. Consulate General Only Con-

sular Office Left in 47Arms Conference, President Hoover Asks

Appropriation for 62Arms Exports, President Given Authorityto Control 422

Banking Crisis in U. S.—National BankHoliday Declared by President-, _1664, 1813Argentina Abandons Dollar in Favir of

Franc as Basis of Exchange Opera-dons 1647

Buenos Aires Banks Refuse to AcceptRedeposits of Funds Drawn Out byFearful Depositors 1647

Ayres, Col. Leonard P., DiscussesSituation 1781

Banks, Closed, Ruling on Deposits in. .2001Bank Conservators, Duties of 2000Bank of America National Trust & Sav-ings Assn. Permits Depositors to Con-duct Business Between Themselves byMeans of Customers Transfer Orders _ _1688

Banks in N. Y. State Authorized to Re-sume Operations 1804

Banks in Second Federal Reserve Dist.Authorized to Resume Operations

1799, 2002Banks not Yet Licensed to Open Author-

ized to Pay 5% of Deposits 2000Further Easing of Regulations 2000

Banks, Reopening of.. _1809, 1812, 1829, 1832Reopened on Restricted Basis—Re-newels of Rediscounted Notes Per-mitted 2001

Brown, James, Pres, N. Y. State Cham-ber of Commerce, Expresses Faith inSoundness of N. Y. Banks 1653

Canadian Minister of National RevenueOrders Conversion of American DollarInvoices into Canadian Dollars at Par 1644

Chamberlain, Neville, British ChancellorMarvels at Rapid Recovery 1976

Checks Given During Holiday BelievedValid 1670

Chile—Dollar Weak in Unofficial Trad-ing

1646

Chinese Financial Situation as Relatedto U. S. Bank Holiday

1648Clearing Houses Being Formed by Banks in Order to Give Greater Co-operationto Government 1798

Colombia Suspends Foreign ExchangeDealings on Account of Holiday 1646

Committee of Nation Headed by FrankA. Vanderlip, Urges Gold Embargoand Government Guarantee of BankDeposits • 1643

Commodity Exchanges—Chicago Board of Trade Closes CashGrain Market 1655

Kansas City Board of Trade Opens toPermit Cash Sales 1655

Conservators of Banks, Duties of 2000Costa Rica—American Owned John M.

Keith Bank Closed Due to HeavyWithdrawals Caused by Situation inUnited States 1646

Cuba Declares Bank Holiday 1646Banks Reopen Without Restrictions-1983

Douglas, Director of Budget Lewis H•,Blames Government for Situation 2008

Emergency Bank Legislation by CongressUrged by President Roosevelt

6Emergency Bank Act—Text 1166252Note Issue Printed from Old Plates, 2009

United States (Continued)—Banking Crisis (Concluded)—Emergency Bank Act (Concluded)—Note Issue Provided in Act, Printingof Stops 2009

Robinson-Steagall Amendment Passed1991State Authorities Permitted to Name

Conservators for State Banks 1999Time Table on Developments inPassage of Act 1664

Provision Permitting Banks to IssuePreferred Stock Interpreted in WallStreet 2009

Federal Reserve Bank of N. Y. ClosesUnder Order of Gov. Lehman Closingall Banks in N. Y. State 1666

' Federal Reserve Banks Ordered Opened-1681Gold Export Embargo—Assay Office in Nevada Continues toBuy Gold 1642

Cable Companies Stop Cabling ofFunds Abroad 1676

Canadian Border Commuters Ques-tioned as to Possession of Gold_

- _1642

Earmarked Gold, Withdrawal of, byItaly Allowed 1974

Mexico Confiscates Gold in Mails_ —1793Post Office Prohibits Mailing of Gold

to Foreign Countries 1793Issuance Resumed on Restricted

Basis 1991Postal Money Orders to Foreign

Countries Barred 1676Rogers, J. H., of Yale Urges Counter

Policy to that of Barring Exports_ .1643Gold Hoarders Sought Out by FederalReserve Board 1677. 2001New York State Chamber of Com-merce Denouncing Practice ofHoarding Gold 1795

New York Stock Exchange AsksMembers to Supply Record of GoldPayments and Withdrawals.. 1676. 2001

, Gold Standard—Germany Will Continue Payment ofBond Services in Gold as Long asPossible Though U. S. AbandonsStandard 1643

London "Times" and FinanciersBelieve Standard Safe 1642. 1643

Woodin, Secy. of Treasury, DeclaresU. S. is Still on Standard 1666

Governors' Conference in WashingtonVotes Faith in Pres. Roosevelt— - -1661

Guatemala Banks Suspend OperationsUntil Situation in U. S. Clears 1646

Harriman National Bank & Trust Co.of N. Y. Placed Under Conservator—Chairman Arrested for Misuse ofFunds 1833

Income Tax Returns Required DespiteHoliday 1678

Checks Accepted but Cash Preferred1678, 1797

Date for Returns Extended 1796Insurance Companies—

Connecticut Assembly Rules on CashSurrender and Loaning Power ofPolicies 1679

Fire Underwriters Observe Moratoria-1678Kansas Commissioner Grants 36 DaysGrace on Insurance 1679

Mastesechusetts Commissioner Acts toPrevent Policy Lapses 1679

Commissioner Given DictatorialPowers Over Restrictions on CashSurrender Values and Loans 1679

N. Y. Supt. Says Policy Holders WillBe Protected During Holiday_ __ _1679

Borrowing on Policies Restricted......1679Restrictions Modified 1817

Dividend Restrictions Withdrawn_ -2000North Carolina Commissioner GivenEmergency Powers -le 9

Texas E-ctends Period of Grace on Pay-ment of Premiums 1679

Livestock Exchanges—Chicago Livestock Exchange Votes toClose—Later Rescinds Order 1655

Kansas City Board of Trade Opens toPermit Cash Sales 1655

Kansas City Livestock Exchange toClose 1655

Wichita Live Stock Exchange RemainsOpen at Request of Secretary ofAgriculture 1855

London Economist Says World AwaitsRecovery of U. $ 1793

Manilla Banks Stay Open—Curb DollarSpeculation 1647

Michigan Bank Moratorium. See under M.Minnesota University Staff ProposesEmergency Action 2007

Modification of Banking RestrictionsAnnounced 1667

New York Clearing House Conferenceson Problems Incident to Holiday 1875

New York State—Banks Reopen 1804Clearing Houses Formed by Banks

All Over State 1678Emergency Bank and Insurance BillsPassed to Cope With Crisis 1679

Governor Asks People to Co-operateWith President in Crisis 1870

Message to Legislature AskingPassage of Emergency Bills 1674

Problem of State Incident to Sit-uation Discussed 1670

Holiday Declared by Governor 1668Mortgage Guaranty Co.'s Reopened 1816Savings Banks Re-open 1678

Restrictions Relaxed 1816Scrip Bill Passed 1674, 1675

New York Stock Exchange MeasuresAgainst Currency Hoarding 2001

Noyes, Alexander D., Financial Editorof N. Y. "Times" Likens PresentSituation to That Existent in 1907- _1654

Panama Banks Not Affected 1646Philippine Banks Remain Open 1647Puerto Rico Has Bank Holiday as Re-

suit of Condition In U. 5 1648Bank Bill Vetoed by Governor 1983Banks Re-open With Restrictions- - -1983Governor Asks Bank Powers 1983

Railroads Co-operate by Allowing Pa-trons to Pay Freight and PassengerRevenues With Checks 1877

Railroads—How Affected by Mora-toriurn in Collection of Freight Charges1677

Roosevelt, Pres. F. D.—Addressee Conference of Governors atWashington—Explains Objectivesof Bank Holiday 1660

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PageUnited States (Continued)—Banking Crisis (Concluded)—

Roosevelt, Pres., F. D. (Concluded)—Address on Radio Explaining Need ofBank Holiday and Plan for Re-opening Banks 1809

Outlines Plan for Re-opening of Banks1812Proclamation Calling Extra Session of

Congress to Deal With Situation_1666Message to Congress Asking Enact-ment of Banking Legislation 1667

Proclamation Declaring Bank Holiday1664Additional Regulations Under Pro-clamation 2002

State Holidays Declared__ __1481, 1668, 1670Status of Restrictions in States_1670. 2003

Scrip Plan Abandoned by Washington-1680Stock Exchanges Throughout Country

Suspend Operations 1649New York Produce Exchange Ap-

points Committee to Deal WithQuestions Arising From Holiday-1651

New York Stock Exchange ModifiesRestrictions 1983

Permits Arbitraging But ProhibitsDeals Designed for Flight fromDollar 1984

Unlisted Security Dealers Assn. BansTrading by Members in Listed andUnlisted Stocks 1651

Safe Deposit Box Rentals ReportedNormal 1678

Telegraphic Transfers of Money Limitedto $100 1677

Treasury Bills. Arrangements Incidentto Subscriptions for—Banks Auth-orized to Complete Payment on Bills_ _1670

Bankruptcy Laws. Revision of. Urged byPresident Hoover 266

Bonds. See under U. S. A.—TreasuryDept.—Securities.

Budget Balancing Discussed by UnderSecy. of Treasury Ballantine 753

Budget Message of President Hoover.Supplement to 422

Budget Message of Pres. Roosevelt toCongress 1661

Cabinet of Pros.-Elect Franklin D.Roosevelt. See under Roosevelt.

Canada Desirous of Reciprocity Agree-ments but Thinks Overtures ShouldCome from U. S. 1283

Census of 1930 Nears Completion 71Chile Takes Steps to Strengthen Relations

with United States 1465China. Denies Alleged Arms Agreem't with 41Chinese Minister Presents Credentials ...1467Chino-Japanese Situation. State Depart-ment Supports League of Nations Atti-tude Toward 1456

Circulation of Currency—Backing Outlined 2010Large Size Paper Bills Still in Circula-

tion 261National Bank Note Issue Provided in

Glass-Borah Amendment—Extent toWhich Used 46, 261

Total Amount Outstanding 925. 1455Congress, End.of Session of Seventy-Second1655Measures Failing of Passage 1656

Congress, 73d, Democratic Margin in ..1659Roosevelt, Pres., Insists on Longer

Session to Pass Pending Leigslation._1991Cost of Living in U. S. A 573Debt. Public and Private. Amount of 722Economic Conference, Pres. Hoover Asks

Appropriation for 62Senate Votes Funds 928

Economic Problems to Be Studied bySenate Committee 753Economy Bill Passed by Congress 1810Text 1958

Economy Plans Include Proposal to GivePresident Practically Dictatorial PowersOver Nation's Purse 948

Eighteenth Amendment to Constitution.See Prohibition under P.

Foreign Exchange—Kent, Fred. I., Named Dictator overTransactions 1798

Foreign Trade—Anthracite Coal, Exports and Imports.1280Coffee Imports from Colombia 1114Cotton Exports in 1932 731Cotton Imports and Exports 399Crude Rubber Imports 1112Farm Product Export 912France Restricts Imports from U. 8... 252Gold and Silver Exports and Imports byCountries 580. 1456Gold, Silver and Merchandise Importsand Exports by Months-571, 1275. 1964Lard Imports from U. S. Barred byAustria 1114Latin American Trade Summarized byWallace Thompson 48National Foreign Trade Council to HoldConvention 1617

New Zealand Trade with U. S. Affectedby High Exchange Rate 1798

Petroleum Imports 245, 920Review of 1932 1614Silk Imports 37. 918, 1636Silk Yarn Exports 1115Turkey to Permit Three Times as Much

American Products to Be Imported... 585Gold Production 44Government Departments, Blocking of

Reorganization of, by Democrats CalledBackward Step by Pres. Hoover62, 602

Bill Passed by Congress Giving Pres.Roosevelt Broad Powers in Reorganiz-ing Departments 1864

Greece Pays 30% of Amount Due on Loanfrom U.S. 414

House of Representatives—Rainey, Rep. Henry T., Elected Speaker1859

Inflation—Ayres. Col. Leonard, Urges Defeat of

Inflation Pro 262Borah, Sen.

Proposals Reduction in

Dollar Pure...basing Power 261, 599Busby, Rep., Urges Currency Expansion 597Guaranty Trust Co. of N. Y. Says Infla-

tion is not Necessary 743Kemmerer, Prof. E. W.. Opposed to

Devaluation of Gold Unit 1134McCain, Charles S., Deplores InflationMeasures 752

Noyes, Alexander D., Warns of Inflation1477

'Rainey, Rep. Urges Inflation 599Roberts, George B.

' of National City

Bank, on Dangers of Inflation 960Sc.huize-Gaevernitz, Dr. Gerhard von, ofGermany, Urges Dollar Inflation.-- -1286

PageUnited States (Continued)—InLation (Concluded)—

Silver Currency Proposals 260, 261Smith. Alfred E.. Opposed to Inflation. 1480Sisson, Francis H., Condemns Currency

Inflation 751Steagall, Rep., Currency Expansion

Proposals 597Thomas, Sen., Proposes Means of De-

creasing Value of Dollar 597Italian Ambassador to U. S. Presents

Credentials 552Labor Department—

Building Operations Surveyed_ _572.1273 1963

Commodity Price Index—Week1y_234.391.569. 724. 910.1105, 1445, 1628, 1780Monthly 568, 1962

Employment and Payrolls, Indexes of.570. 1272

Food Prices, Retail 569, 1271. 1783Living Cost in U S 573

Living. Cost of. in U. S 573Manchuria. Non-Recognition of, Re-

affirmed by Secy. of State Stimson 413Mexico, Ambassador from, Presents Cre-

dentials 1466Ambassador to Mexico. J. R. Clark Jr.,

Resigns 1466Money Stocks in Country 925, 1455Money Stabilization Urged by AssociationFormed by Agricultural Interests inN.Y 1799

Monetary Conference. Pres. Hoover AsksAppropriation for 62

Nicaragua. Marines Withdrawn From.... 70Post Office Dept.—Boston Banks Decline to Accept Postal

Savings Deposits 936Money Orders to Foreign Countries

Barred 1676Postal Savings Deposits Increase 1991

President Would Be Given DictatorialPower Under Proposed Bill 948

Presidential Election—Complete Figures of Result 53

Presidential Office Greater Strain onPresident Than on His Wife 434

Public Building Program 957Senate to Convene in Special Session to

Organize New Senate and ConfirmCabinet Appointments 1135

Shannon Committee Recommends SweeP-log Changes in Government Depart-ments to Curb Competition WithPrivate Business 1828

Farm Bodies Criticize Report 1829Shipping Industry Subsidized to SuchExtent as to Injure British IndustrySays Sir Allan Anderson 45

Silver Coinage Backed by Sen. Smoot 260Silver Production 44Silver Purchase by Government Urged bySen. Dill 260

Silver Remonetization Proposed 261Silver Value Increase Proposed by Sen.Bankhead 261

Social Trends. Report of Research Com-mittee on 72

Cost of Study 72Hoover, Pres., Statement on Report.... 71

Supply Bills Criticized by Pres. Hoover.... 947Supreme Court—

Bill Passed Giving Court Privilege ofPrescribing Rules to Be Followed byLower Courts in Criminal Cases Fol-lowing Verdict 1655

Tariff Act. Warehousing Period for StoringImports Under. Extended 420

Tariff Commission Privilege of SecrecyUpheld by U. S. Supreme Court 947

Tariff Commission Reports on Cigar In-dustry 1451

Tariff Considered Adequate to Keep OutCompetitive Foreign Products 408

Tariff Increases Requested by Pres.Hoover on Account of Increased Im-ports From Countries Off Gold Standard 756

Tariff on Coal Imports From GreatBritain and Germany Reimposed Fol-lowing Opinion of Atty.-General Mitchell 223

Tariff on Crude Sperm Oil and SpermacetiWax Reduced 1638

Tariff on Rubber Shoes Raised 947

Bond Profits Profits Tax Ruling. —248, 1129, 1135Butler, Dr. Nicholas Murray, Urges

Broader Tax Basis 599Gasoline Tax Continued for AnotherYear 946

House Tables AU Tax Bills 424Income Tax Increases to Be Consideredby Democrats Only as Last Resort 266

Income Tax Liw—Provision ProvidingExemption of Foreign GovernmentBonds Transferred in U 8 1796

Income Tax, Effect of Bank Holiday on.See under U. S. A.—Banking Crisis.

New York Trust Co. Describes Need forRelieving Tax Burden 1651

Reduction of Taxes Imperative Accord-ing to F. J. Lisman 70Refund Power Would Have Been Trans-ferred From President to CongressionalCommittee by Bill Vetoed by Hoover.. 602Sales Tax Urged by National Assn. ofCredit Men 599Sales Tax Urged by Secy. of TreasuryMills 423

Security Dealers, Digest of Tax DecisionsAffecting, Prepared by Seidman &Seidman 589Stock Brokers and Security Houses, TaxRuling Affecting 1128Treasury Department—

Bills Offered-57, 265, 419, 599, 753,945, 1134.1304, 1475, 1806, 1990Banks Permitted to Complete Pay-

ments on Bills During Bank Holiday 1670Bills, Rise in Cost of, to GovernmentSeen as Indication of Change inFederal Reserve Policy 231

Bond Offering Plan Abandoned forPresent 598

Bond Price Rise Attributed to Changein Policy of Offering Long TermIssues to One of Short Term Issues byF. Seymour Barr 58

Certificates Offered 1805, 1986Comptroller of Currency Announce-ment Regarding Bank Call 1129

Lowman, Seymour, Resigns as Asst. Sec-retary 1989

Lyons, Gibbs, Appointed Deputy Comp-troller of Currency 598

United States (Concluded)—Page

Treasury Department (Concluded)—Notes Offered 265. 598. 945Securities, Prices of, in 1932 by Months.. 111N. Y. City Banks Increase Holdings- 418N. Y. Stock Exchange Rule Regarding

Settlement of Transactions 1983Tax Exemption on Treasury Offerings

Would Be Barred Under Amend-ment Proposed by Rep. Hull 946

Mills, Sec. of Treas., Comments onProposal 946

Wood, David M., Municipal BondAttorney. Opposes Plan 947

Unemployment Relief Measures. Seeunder Labor Conditions.

War Debts—Anderson. B. M., Jr.. Discusses Inter-

Allied Debts, Politics and Economics_ 54Australia Pays Debt Installment 1289Payment Postponed 1975

Borah, Sen., Debates Debts in Senate 405Conferences with Four Debtor Countries

Arranged by Sec. of State Stimsonwith Approval of President-ElectRoosevelt 581

France—Arbitration to Be Sought, Accordingto Reports 251

Budget Experts Omit Provision forDebt Payment 251

Deputies Firm for Default 251Edge, Walter E., Ambassador fromU. S., Urges Payment of Debt 1642

Hull, Sec. of State. Confers with Am-bassador Claudel 1458

Laval, Former Premier, Linked Debtto Reparations 1642

Movement to Pay Debt Started 2010Paul-Boncour, Premier. DiscussesDebts with U. S. Ambassador Edge 583

Germany—Mixed Claims Debt Payment to U. S.

Postponed 254Commission Investigating ClaimsSeeks to Extend Its Life 1981

Offer of Settlement 1981Great Britain—

Balfour, Sir Arthur, Would Float Bondsin U. S. to Provide Funds to Pay Debt 46

Chamberlain, Chancellor, Speaks onDebts 582

Committee of Five Headed by PremierMacDonald to Visit U. S. for DebtParley 737

Conferences Not Expected Early 1457Denies Intention of Sending War Debt

Mission to U.S45Exchange Not Being Unbalanced Pur-

posely to Force U. S. to Revise Debts_1121Gold Standard, Readoption of, Opposed

Until Debt Controversy Is settled 408Plan to Cut Debts as Consideration

for Return of Standard 409Hull, Sec. of State, Confers with BritishAmbassador 1458

Lindsay, Sir Ronald, Ambassador toU.S., Sails for Europe Following DebtTalk with Roosevelt 737

London "Economist" Sees Debt ParleyLinked with Trade 1460

London "Times" Urges Complete Can-cellation—Warns of Peril of Com-promise 409

Lump Sum Proposed for Debt Settlement 926Pittman, U. S. Sen., Proposes Allowing

Britain to Pay Debt in Silver 1461Public Opinion Opposed to Giving Any-

thing in Return for Debt Reduction 404Roosevelt, Pros.-Elect, of U. S. to Ac-

cord Hearing on Debts to BritishRepresentatives 405

Acceptance of Proposal 581Conversations with Sir Ronald Lindsay1457London Considers News Best in Weeks 405

Schroder, J. Henry, & Co. Believes DebtCould Be Paid in Gold 1461

Italy Accepts Invitation of U. 8. to Dis-cuss Debts 929

Johnson, Sen., Debates Debts in Senate 405National Assn. of Credit Men Viewson Debts 599

Payments Due Jan. 1 Postponed 45Poland to Send Delegation to U. S. to

Discuss Debts 930Rumania Accepts Invitation of U. S. to

Discuss Debts 930Senate Discusses War Debts 405. 581Wallace, Henry A., Farm Publisher.and Gov. Frank 0. Lowden of Ill.Make Joint Plea for Debt Revision__1282

War Veterans, Cut in Pensions of, Urgedby N. Y. State Chamber of Commerce__1475

World Court, American Foundation UrgesU. S. Adherence to 58

United States Steel Corp.—Shares Held in Foreign Countries—Dis-

tribution Among Brokers and Investors_ 79Unfilled Orders 247, 922, 1640

University of Buffalo on Buffalo Retail FoodPrices 1447

University of Minnesota Staff ProposesEmergency Bank Action 2007

University of Texas Reports on New Incor-porations in Texas 915

Reviews Texas Cotton ManufacturingIndustry 1277

Unlisted Security Dealers Assn. ProhibitsTrading During Bank Holiday 1651

Upper Austria. See under Austria.Utah Passes Law Providing for Payment ofPublic Employees in Gold in Order to ShowInadequacy of Metal as Monetary Stand-ard 1974

Wan Kleek, Mari. Testifies Before SenateV Committee Inquiring into Economic

Situation 1480Van Schaick, N. Y. Supt. of Insurance, Dis-cusses Recent Action on Farm Mortgages- 957

Venezilos, E. See under Greece.Vereinigte Stahlwerke. See under Germany.Vienna. See under Austria.

Wages. See !Labor Conditions.TV agner Bill Providing Additional Funds toR. Senate

C. for Loans to States Passed bysent 1307

Wagner, Sen., Proposes Placing State Appli-cations for Loans from R. F. C. inHands of Special Committee 271

Questions Effect of Farm Bill 603Wallace. Henry A., Farm Publisher and Gov.Frank 0. Lowden of Ill. Make Joint Pleafor War Debt Revision 1282


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PageWallace, Henry A., Secy. of Agriculture,

Explains Purpose of Farm Relief Bill... _1996Walsh, Sen. Thomas J., Designated as

Attorney General of U. S. Dies of HeartAttack 1660

Erickson, Gov. J. E., of Mont. AppointedSuccessor in Senate 1806

Warburton, C. W., Named Head of CropProduction Loans 1998

Warehouse Policy of Eastern Railroads Con-demned by I.-S. C. C. Examiners 1818

Warner, Attorney-General, of Mass. UrgesCurb on Banks in Annual Report 593

Warsaw Commerce Bank of Poland. Seeunder Poland.

Washington Governor Urges Relief Measuresin Inaugural Address 593

Washington, State of, Cities in, Declared toBe Without Legal Power to Declare BankMoratoriam 52

Waterpower Plants Increase Capacity in1932 912

Weir, E. T., Testifies Before Senate Com-mittee Investigating Economic Conditions_1477

Wenatchee-Okanogan Co-operative Federa-tion Gets Loan from Farm Board 1998

Westchester Banks Reduce Interest Rates onCounty Deposits 259

Western Electric Co. Reduces Wages 1792Western Maryland Ry. Allowed Freight RateCut to Meet Truck Competition 958

Western Reserve Mortgage Co. Formed byCleveland Banks to Aid Mortgage Financ-ing 1144

West Va. House Approves Bill Allowing. TwoYear Farm and Home Moratorium 1306

Wheeler, Sen., Proposes Remonitization ofSilver 261

PageWhitney, Richard. Testifies before Senate

Committee on Stock Pool Operations- _1468Recommends Sound Laws Governing In-

corporations-Address before Clevelar,tdChamber of Commerce 1648

Whittleeey, C. R., Urges New Bank Sys-tem 2008

Wichita Livestock Exchange Remains OpenDuring Bank Holiday 1655

Wiggin, Albert H., Sails for Europe toRepresent American Banks at GermanStandstill Agreement Conference_ _56, 416,

585. 1832Annual Report as Chairman of Chase

National Bank 274Art Collection Displayed at Grand CentralArt Galleries 418

En Route to New York 1979Resigns from Federal Reserve Board_ _ _1832

Williams & Friedman Expelled from IlanFrancisco Curb Exchange 935

Williams, Carl, Resigns from Farm Board _ - -1999Wingfield Banks Get Loan From R.F.C., toReopen 950

Winkler, Max. on Means of Aiding WorldRecovery 600

Sees Turning Point in Economic Crisis_ _ _1797Wire, Steel. Prices Cut 579Wisconsin Banking Laws Passed 1303Wisconsin Construes Powers of Courts inMortgage Foreclosures 1654

Wisconsin Votes Farm Mortgage Relief 1145Woodin, William H., Named Secy. of

Treasury 1305Says U. S. Is Still on Gold Standard 1643Modification of Banking Restrictions An-nounced. See under U. S. A., BankingCrisis.

PageWool-American Woolen Co. Cuts Salaries _- 242Bank Planned to Control Trade 1302

World City. See under Belgium.World Court, American Foundation UrgesU. S. Adherence to 59

Wrigley, William Jr. Co. Raises FactoryWages to Aid Recovery 1277, 1792

Youngrnan, Elmer H., on Application ofSound Banking Principles and Methods 1986

Youngstown Exchange to Quote Prices onAccounts in Banks and Building and LoanAssociations Which Have Restricted With-drawals 1132

Yugoslavia. See Jugoslavia.Yugoslavia-Bank for International Settlements Renews

Credit 412Bank Withdrawals Restricted 256Bondholders Urged to Deposit Bonds with

Protective Committee 255Dictatorship, Abolition of, and Reorgani-zation of Government on Federal BasisUrged by Radicals 585

French Loans, Reported to Have ReceivedMoratorium on 584

Poland, Barter System with, Planned 740

.7angara, Guiseppe, Would-Be Assassin ofPres. Roosevelt Sentenced to 80 Years1476

Sentenced to Die in Electric Chair Follow-ing Death of Mayor Cermak 1660

Dies in Electric Chair 1992Zinc-Mines Reopen in Three States 1971Slab Zinc i 245, 921. 1638

Zuckerman. Henry, & Co., Announce Pro-posal Affecting Odd Lot Dealings 257

NEWS REGARDING BANKS, TRUST COMPANIES, ETC.Page

Alabama Bank Holiday 1486llegheny Trust Co. (Pitts.. Pa.) 280

Allentown Trust Co. (Pa.) 280Alma Center State Bank (Wis.) 965Alpha National Bank (N. J.) 786Amalgamated Trust & Savings Bank (Chi-cago, Ill.) 609

American First Nat. Bank (Mt. Carmel, Ill.) 965American National Bank (Wausau, Wis.). - - 965American Nat. Bank & Trust Co. (Chicago,

Ill.) 87. 609American Say. Bank (Buffalo. N. Y.) 1309American Security & Trust Co. (Washing-ton, D. C.) 441, 1490

American State Bank (Loup City, Neb.). __ -1491Angio-California Nat. Bank (San Fran., Cal.) 611Appleby State Bank (Texas) 1312Appleton Nat. Bank (Lowell, Mass.) 280Acadia Trust Co. (Newark, N. J.) 1834Archibald Bank (Pa) 1490Arizona Bank Holiday 1481Arkansas Bank Holiday 1482Arlington Nat. Bank Ore.) 967Asbury Park & Ocean Grove Bank (N. J.) - - - 280Ascension Bank & Trust Co. (Donaldsville,La.) 1153, 1691

Ashland Nat. Bank (Wis.) 787Athol Nat. Bank (Mass.) 2004Atlantic City Nat. Bank (N. J.) 786Austin State Bank (Chicago. ni.) 609Avenue State Bank (Chicago, Ill.) 609

Baltimore Nat. Bank (Md.) 1835altimore Trust Co. (Md.) 2004

Banca Commerciale Italiana (Milan, Italy)_ 1688Bancamerica-Blair Corp. (N. Y.) 278Bank Holidays or Moratoria in States.. 1481,

1670, 1829, 2003Bank for International Settlements_ ___251. 584Balk of America Nat. Trust & Savings Assn.,(San Francisco, Calif.). _88. 282, 444, 611,

967, 1153, 1312, 1491, 1688Bank of Arcadia Valley (Mo.) 966Bank of Ashley (Pike County, Mo.) asBank of Cambria (Calif.) 1312Bank of Casmas Prairie (Grangeville, Ida).- 611Bank of Commerce (Okmolgee. Okla.) 1153Bank of Commerce & Savings (Duluth.Minn.) 787

Bank of Cortland (Sacramento, Calif.) 611Bank of Depew (Erie County. N. Y.) 964Bank of Desloge (Mo.) 443Bank of Esporto (Calif.) 611Bank of Folsom (Sacramento, Calif.) 611Bank of Greenwood AS. 0.) 610Bank of Hampton a..) 2013Bank of Healdton (Okla.) 281Bank of Ironton (Mo.) 787, 966Bank of Lassen County (Calif.) 1312Bank of Lucerne (Mo.) 966Bank of Manchester (St. Louis Co., Mo.) 787Bank of Manhattan Co. (N. Y.) 85. 279Bank of Manhattan Safe Deposit Co. (N.Y.) 279Bank of Maplewood & Trust Co. (Mo.)_787, 1691Bank of Miami & Trust Co. (Fla.) 1312Bank of New York & Trust Co. (N. Y.) 1834Bank of Nova Scotia (Canada) 611Bank of St. Clair (Mo.) 610Bank of Statesboro (Ga.) 282Bank of Strawberry Plains (Tenn.) 788Bank of Taliaferro (Ga.) 282Bank of Toronto (Canada) 88Bank of United States (N. Y.)-277, 962,

1833, 2012Bank of TJrich (Mo.) 1491Bank of Walnut Grove (Mo.) 282Bank of Warren (N. C.) 88Bank of Willows (Sacramento, Calif.) 611Bank of Yaro (Mo.) 1153Bank of Yolo (Woodland, Calif.) 611Bank of Yorktown (N. Y.) 278Bank Reopenings-Status of 1832. 2003Bankers Trust Co. (N. Y.) 276Barclays Bank, Ltd. (London, England).- 283Bellville Bank & Trust Co. (MO 1835Belmont-Sheffield Trust & Savings Bank(Chicago, Ill.) 609

Bennett State Bank (Iowa) 787Bensonhurst Nat. Bank (Brooklyn, N. Y.)-1309Benton Savings Bank (Ringgold County, Ia.) 787Berkshire Trust Co. (Pittsfield, Mass.) 2013Bergen County Nat. Bk. (Hackensack, N. J.)1490Bettsville Banking Co. (Ohio) 442Beverly Hills Nat. Bank & Trust Co. (Calif.). 788Boston Penny Savings Bank (Maas.) 1689Boston Safe Deposit & Trust Co. (Mass.). - -1309Bowery Savings Bank (N. Y.) 939

PageBridgeport City Trust Co. (Conn) 1835Broadway Bank (Kansas City, Mo.) 1153Broadway Bank & Trust Co. (New Haven.Conn.) 1152

Bronx County Safe Deposit Co. (Bronx,N.Y.) 963Bronx County Trust Co. (Bronx, N. Y.)___ _1834Brooklyn Trust Co. (Brooklyn. N. Y.) ..279,

607, 1151Buffalo Savings Bank (N. Y.) 1309Burnham Street State Bank (Milwaukee,

Wis.) 787

Cairo National Bank (N. Y.) 1151alcasieu Nat. Bank (Lake Charles, La.) 2004

California Bank Holiday 1482California Nat. Bank (Sacramento, Calif.)._ 611California Trust & Savings Bank (Calif.)._ 611Casco Mercantile Trust Co. (Portland, Me.) -2004Central Bank of Albany (N. Y.) 2006Central Hanover Bank & Trust Co. (N. Y.),

278, 439Central Nat. Bank (Oakland, Calif.) 444Central Point State Bank (Ore.) 444Central Republic Bank & Trust Co. (Chi-cago, Ill.) 1293

Central Trust Co. (Cincinnati, Ohio) 786Chapman State Bank (Neb.) 2005Chase Harris Forbes Corp N. Y.) 439Chase National Bank (N. Y.)__54, 85, 274,

278, 752. 939, 1288, 1489, 1651, 1653, 1832Chattanooga National Bank (Tenn.)-282. 1832Chouteau Trust Co. (St. Louis, Mo.) 438Chelsea Savings Bank (Mass.) 1834Chelsea Second National Bank (Atlantic

City. N. J.) 608, 786Chemical Bank & Trust Co. (N. Y.)-437, 439, 785Cherryville National Bank (N. C.) 1691Chester County Trust Co. (West Chester,Pa.) 1152

Chicago Board of Trade (MO 416, 1689Chicago City Bank & Trust Co. (Ill.) 609Chicago Stock Exchange (Ill.).-278, 607.

1309, 1488, 1834, 1985, 2013Churchill & Webber Bank (New Era, Mich.). 443Citizens Bank (Claxton, Ga.) 282Citizens Bank (Senath, Mo.) 966, 1312Citizens Bank (Walnut Grove, Mo.). - - -282. 610Citizens Bank of Wentzville (St. CharlesCounty, Mo.) 88

Citizens Nat. Bank (Arlington, S. Dak.)-- _1836Citizens Nat. Bank (Bentleyville, Pa.) 1310Citizens Nat. Bank (Harlan. KY.) 1491Citizens Nat. Bank (Merrill. Wis.) 965Citizens Nat. Bank (New Brunswick, N. J.)1152Citizens Nat. Bank (Post City, Tex.) 1312Citizens Nat. Bank (South Bend, Ind.) 1311Citizens Nat. Bank & Trust Co. (Water-town, S. Dak.) 281

Citizens Nat. Bank (Winchester. Ind.) 1835Citizens Savings Bank (Blair, Neb.) 610Citizens Savings Bank (Pemberville, Ohio),

786, 965, 1311Citizens Savings Bank (West Branch, Iowa). 787Citizens State Bank (Blair. Neb.) 610Citizens State Bank (Huntington, Ind.) 1690Citizens State Bank (Kiel. Wis.) 965Citizens State Bank (Merrill, Wis.) 2014Citizens State Bank (Park Ridge, Chicago.111.) 609Citizens State Bank (Vichy, Wis.) 610Citizens State Bank (Vici, Okla.) 1153Citizens State Bank (Wausau, Wis.) 965Citizens State Bank (West Milton, Ohio) ...._2014City Bank & Trust Co. (Hartford, Conn.) 1689City Bank & Trust Co. (Houston, Tex.) - -..- 611City Bank & Trust Co. (Kansas City, Mo.)-1153City National Bank (Oshkosh, Wis.) 610City National Bank (Tiffin, Ohio) 442City Nat. Bank & Trust Co. (Chicago. ni.).. 281Clark, Dodge & Co. (New York) 1688Cleveland Trust Co. (01110-393, 608. 1107, 1781Colusa State Bank (Sacramento, Calif.)._ 611Commercial Bank (Stambough, Mich.) 2014Commercial Bank (Flat River, Mo.) 443Commercial Bank & Trust Co.

(Sandusky,Ohio) 1835Commercial Nat. Bank (Columbus, Neb.) 787Commercial Nat. Bank (Shreveport, La.)._ 966Commercial Nat. Bank (Washington, D. C.) 1490Commercial Nat. Bank & Trust Co. (N. Y.) 278Commercial Savings Bank (Baltimore, Md.) 608Commercial State Bank (Nacogdoches, Tex.)1312Commodity Exchange, Inc. (New York) ..__.d984Commonwealth Savings Bank (New York) 85Connecticut Savings Bank of New Haven.(Conn.) 607

Continental Illinois Nat. Bank & Trust (III.).1690, 1835, 2014

Continental Nat. Bank & Trust Co. (Chi-Pagecago, Ill.) 442

Cook County Trust Co. (Chicago, Ill.) 609Corn City State Bank (Deshler, Ohio) 1311Corn Exchange Bank & Trust Co. (N. Y.),

278. 963Cosmopolitan State Bank (Chicago,Cosmopolitan State Bank (Stillwater, Minn.) 1311Cumberland Nat. Bank (Fayetteville, N. O.) 1153

Dansard State Bank (Mich.) 1311avenport Bank & Trust Co. (Iowa) 87

Decatur County Bank (Bainbridge, Ga.) 788Delaware Bank Situation 1484Denver National Bank (Colo) 444Depositors National Bank (Durham, N. C.). 610Depositors' State Bank (Northville, Mich.).- 443Deshler State Bank (Ohio) 1311DeSoto Bank & Trust Co. (Mansfield, La.)-1691Detroit Bankers Co. (Mich.) 1308Detroit Trust Co. (Mich.) 87Diamond National Bank (Pittsburgh, Pa.)

1310, 1690Dime Savings Bank (Canton, Ohio) 965Dime Savings & Trust Co. (Fort Wayne,

,Ind.) 1311Dollar Savings Bank (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 964Dominion Bank of Canada (Toronto, Can.)

611, 788, 1153Dorrance State Bank (Kansas) 443Downey Savings Bank (Iowa) 787

EVast Boston Savings Bank (Mass.) 2013astchester Savings Bank (Mt. Vernon,N. Y.) 785

East Side Trust & Savings Bank (Chic., Ill.). 609East Tennessee National Bank (Knoxville,Tenn.) 443

Edgewater Trust & Savings Bank (Chicago,III.) 609

Edison Park State Savings Bank (Chicago,III.) 609

Elmhurst National Bank (N. Y.) 2006Elmwood State Bank (Neb.) 281Erie County Savings Bank (Buffalo, N.Y.) 440Ewing Savings Bank (Mo.) 1153

Farmers State Bank Tecumseh, Neb.)Farmers' State Bank (Wichita, Kan.) Farmers' & Traders' Bank of Bland (Mo.)-- 787Federal Reserve Bank of New York (N. Y.)

262, 1473, 1813, 2001Federal Trust Co. (Lincoln, Neb.) 2014F. Folda Bank (Schuyler, Neb.) 1152Fidelity Union Trust Co. (Newark, N. JO_ 441Fidelity, Trust Co. (Portland, Me.) 2004Fifth Avenue Bank (N. Y.) 279First American State Bank (Wausau, Wis.)

1690, 1836First Bank & Trust Co. (Washington, Pa.)_ _1152First Farmers-Merchants' Bank & Trust Co.(Centralia, Wash.) 1312

61188

148916901690862811491281

Fair Oaks Bank ,Sacramento, Calif.) almouth Deposit Bank (Ky.)

Faour &. Bros., D. J. (N. Y.) Farmers Bank (Creston, Ill.) Farmers Bank (Dunbar, Neb.) Farmers Bank (Enda, Ohio) Farmers Bank (Savannah, Ohio) Farmers Bank (Urich, Mo.) Farmers Banking Co. (Wayne, Ohio) Farmers Bank & Trust Co. (Charlestown,W Va.) 608

Farmers & Citizens Savings Bank (Dawn,Iowa) 787

Farmers Exchange Bank (Browning, Mo.).- .1491Farmers & Merchants Bank (Bluffton, Ind.) - 86Farmers & Merchants Bank (Byron, Neb.) ..1690Farmers & Merchants Bank of Hixton (Jack-son County, Wis.) 965

Farmers & Merchants Bank of Los Angeles,(Calif.) 1491

Farmers & Merchants Bank (New Castle,Mo.) 610

Farmers' & Merchants' Savings Bank (LoneTree, Iowa) 787

Farmers-Merchants' State Bank (Muscotah,Kan.) 1491

Farmers National Bank (Glasgow, Ky.)...-2014Farmers National Bank (Lebanon, Ky.) 788Farmers National Bank ()pelika, Ala.) 444Farmers National Bank (Prophetstown, -1311Farmers National Bank (Taylorville, Ill.) 442Farmers National Bank & Trust Co. (Read-

ing, Pa.) 1152Farmers Savings Bank (Salem, Iowa) 787Farmers State Bank Gage, Okla. 1153

2005443


JAN.-MAR., 1933.] INDEX XIX

PageFirst Central Trust Co. (Akron, Ohio) 1831First inland National Bank (Pendleton, Ore.)1492First National Bank Detroit cMich.)-1830, 2004First National Bank of-

any (Texas) 788Arlington (Neb.) 88Ashland (Ohio) 609Audubon (Iowa) 1311Bainbridge (Georgia) 788Black River Falls (Wis.) 965Blytheville (Ark.) 610Boston (Mass.) 440Bushnell (III.) 281Caledonia (N. Y.) 1688Carlsbad (Calif.) 1153Carteret (N. J.) 2006Chattanooga (Tenn.) 282Chicago (111.)-281. 1152, 1690. 1836, 2014Cicero (Ill) 609Columbus (Ga.) 1312Comanche (Okla.) 88Darby (Pa.) 1310Dangola (Ill.) 1490Elwood City (Pa.) 280Fort Lee (1ST J.) 786Freeland (Pa.) 2007Glen Cove (L. I., N. Y.) 440Graceville (Minn.) 87Great Bend (Kansas) 966Greenup (Ky.) 2004Hale Center (Texas) 1491Hawthorne (N J.) 964Hampton (Va.) 2013Hempstead (L. I., N. Y.) 2013Herrin (111.) 87Huntsville (Tenn.) 966Ironton (Minn.) 965Ithaca (N. Y.) 1489Kenosha (Wis.) 610Kerens (Texas) 444, 611La Grande (Ore.) 1491Lansdale (Pa.) 1490Leigh (Neb.) 966Le Sueur (Minn.) 1311Ligonier (Pa.) 441Longville (La.) 1491Lorimer (Iowa) 2014Lumberton (Miss. 966Mamaroneck (N. .) 440, 607, 1489Medford (Wis.) 610Minneapolis (Minn.) 965Morristown (Tenn.) 610Mullan (Idaho) 2014Muscatine (Iowa) 443Newkirk (Okla.) 1312Newport (N • 1112) 1689New York (N. i 274North Bend (Neb. 966North Bend (Ore. 611Oceanside (Calif.) 1153Oran (Mo.) 966Orange (Texas) 1312Orland (Calif.) 282. 1312Paden (Okla.) 443Painted Post (N. Y.) 1688Parkersburg (W Va.) 965Pickton (Texas) 788Pittsburgh (Pa.) 441Pleasanton (Texas) 1153Pontiac (Mich.) 1311Post City (Texas) 1312Portsmouth (Ohio) 2007Redondo Beach (Calif.) 282Reno (Nevada) 1482Ridgeway (I11.) 965Rockport (Ind.) 1490Roodhouse (III.) 965St. Mary's (Kan.) 443Sabres (Ky.) 966Sebring (Fla.) 1691Secor (III.) 965Scheliburg (Pa.) 786Sonora (Calif.) 788Statesville (N. C.) 788Steele (N. 0.) 443Stockton (Ill.) 609Sulphur Spring (Texas) 88, 788Thorndale (Texas) 1836Toledo (Ohio) 2007Utica (Mich.) 1311Walla Walla (Wash.) 1312Wausau (Wis.) 965Wellington (Colo.) 788West Allis (Wis.) 1311, 1491West Milton (Ohio) 2014Wheaton (Ill.) 442Whitney (Texas) 611Zanesville (Ohio) 281

First Nat. Bank & Trust Co. (Bridgeport,onn.)

First Nat. Bank & Trust Co. (Hornell. N. Y.)1309First Nat. Bank & Trust Co.

(Minneapolis,Minn.) 965First Nat. 13k. & Trust Co. (Yonkers, N.Y.)-2006First Stamford National Bank & Trust Co.(Conn.) 86, 1835

First State Bank of Dongola (Ill.) 1490First State Bank of Huntington (Ind.) 1690First State Bank of Kenesaw Neb. 2005First State Bank of Laramie (Wyo. 88First State Bank of Murphy (Neb. 1312First State Bank of Ripley (Tenn.) 88First State Bank of Sterling (Neb.) 281First Trust & Savings Bank (Alton, Ill.) _ - 609First Trust & Savings Bank of Riverside(Chicago, Ill.) 609

First Trust & Savings Bank (Wheatland, Ia.) 787First Union Trust & Savings Bank (Chicago,

Ill.) 1690, 1836First Wisconsin National Bank (Milwaukee,

Wis.) 442Florida National Bank (Jacksonville, Fla.) 444Folds Bank (Schuyler, Neb.) 1152Foreman, Oscar G. (Chicago, Ill.) 1690Fords National Bank (N. J.) 2006Fort Calhoun State Bank (Neb.) 1690Fort Collins National Bank Colo.) 1491Fort Greene National Bank (Brooklyn, N.Y.) 280Fourth Nrothwestern National Bank (Minn.) 1836

G rge D. Harter Bank (Canton, Ohlo)- -1311eorgia Bank Holiday 1486

Germantown State Bank (Garland, Neb.)-1690Gibson City State Bank (III.) 87Girard Avenue Title & Tr. Co. (Phila., Pa.)-1690Glenzside Trust Co. (Phila., Pa.) 2013Goldman, Sachs & Co. (N.

Y_ .) 1309

Goodland State Bank (Incl.) 786Grace-National Bank (N Y.) 278Grand Valley Nat. Bank (Grand Junction,

Colo.) 1692Grant State Bank (St. Louis Mo.) 439, 2014Granville State Bank (Mich.) 443Greensburg Nat. Bank (In )__ 1835Greenwich Savings Bank (N. Y.) 439

1835

PageGreenwood State Bank (Neb.) 443Guarantee Trust Co. (Atlantic City, N. J.) _ _1310Guaranty Trust Co. (N. Y.)__58, 85. 412,

439, 743. 963. 1443Guardian Detroit Union Group, Inc. (Detroit,Mich.) 786. 1149

Guardian Nat. Bank of Commerce (Detroit,Mich) 1308, 1830. 2004

Guardian Trust Co. (Cleveland, Ohio) _1835, 2006

Haddington Title & Trust Co. (Phila., Pa.),280, 1310

Halsted Street State Bank (Chicago, Ill)....__ 609Hamilton State Bank (St. Louis, Mo.)-281, 438Harlem Savings Bank (N. Y.) 85Harriman Nat. Bank & Trust Co. (N. Y.),

278, 1833Harrisburg Bank (Mo.) 88Harris Forbes Trust Co. (Boston, Mass.)__ _1689Harris Trust & Savings Bank (Chicago, Ill.),

609. 2014Hartford-Connecticut Trust Co. (Conn.)_ 441Hartshorne Nat. Bank (Okla.) 88Harter Bank. George D. (Canton, Ohio)_ _1311Hatfield Nat. Bank & Trust Co. (Pa.) 608Haverhill Trust Co. (Mass.) 1309Henry National Bank (Ill.) 1487Hernando Bank (De Soto (..ounty, Miss.)__ _2014Hershey State Bank (Muscatine, Iowa) 443Hibernia Bank & Trust Co. (New Orleans,La.) 966, 2004

Hodiamont Bank (St. Louis, Mo.) 438Holden, John T. (Ga.) 282Home Nat. Bank (Brockton Mass.) 1309Home Savings Bank (Columbus, Ga.) 1312Home Savings Bank (Milwaukee, W1,3.)_610, 1491Home State Bank (Homer. Neb.) 281Home State Bank (Kennard, Neb.) 1491Homewood Peoples' Bank (Pitts., Pa.) 608Hominy Nat. Bank (Okla.) 2014Hopkins Street State Bank (Milwaukee, Wis.) 965Houston National Bank (Texas) 611Howard Savings Institution (Newark, N. J.)_1689Huntington Trust az Savings Bank (Ind.)_ 609

T-C Bank & Trust Co. (Chicago, Ill.) 609Idaho Bank Holiday 1482Illinois Bank Situation 1487Illinois State Bank (Assumption, Ill.) 609Indiana Bank Situation 1482Indiana State Bank & Trust Co. (Warsaw,Ind.) 86

International Trust Co. (Denver, Colo.) 444Iowa-Des Moines Nat. Bank & Trust Co. (Ia.) 610Iowa State Savings Bank (Cedar Rapids, Ia.) 787Iron County Bank (Mo.) 966Irving Trust Co. (N. Y.)__278. 412, 439. 607. 1834Isanti County State Bank (Cambridge,Minn.) 965Ithaca Savings Bank (N. Y.) 1489

Tackson County Bank (Black River Falls,.., Wis.) 965Jersey State Bank (Jerseyville. 111.) 609

Kansas Bank Situation 1487aufman State Bank (Chicago, Ill.) 609

Kentucky Bank Holiday 1484Kerens Nat. Bank (Texas) 1836Kingsboro Natl Bank (Brooklyn, N. Y.) 280Kirksville Savings Bank (Mo.) 966

L T aclede Trust Co. (St. Louis, Mo.)___ 438, 1691ake County State Bank (North Chicago,Ill.) 609

Lake Shore Trust & Savings Bank (Chicago,I11.) 609

Lanham State Savings Bank (Northville,Mich.) 87

Landsdale Title & Trust Co. (Pa.) 1490Larchmont Nat. Bank & Trust Co. (N. Y.)- -2006Larne Banking Co. (Ohio) 1311Lechmere National Bank (East Cambridge,Mass.) 785

Liberty Bank (Chicago, Ill.) 86Liberty Bank & Trust Co. (Louisville, Ky.) -1836Liberty State Savings Bank (Liberty Center,Ohio) 1690

Liberty Trust & Savings Bank (Chicago, Ill.) 86Ligonier National Bank (Pa.) 1835Lone Tree Savings Bank (Iowa) 787Louisiana Bank Holiday 1486Lowell Bank (St. Louis, Mo.) 439,966Lowell Trust Co. (Mass.) 280Lyons State Bank (I11.) 87

RIF & T. Trust Co. (Buffalo, N. Y.) 280IVIadison-Kedzie Trust & Savings Bank,(Chicago, Ill.) ' 609

Main Line Nat. Bank (Wayne, Pa.) 1690Main State Bank (Chicago. 111.) 609Manchester Trust Co. (Hartford, Conn.)- -2003Mangham State Bank (La.) 1153Manhattan Savings Bank & Trust Co.(Tenn.)1836Manheim Trust Co. (Philadelphia. Pa.) 2013Manufacturers' National Bank (Ilion, N.Y.)- 607Manufacturers & Traders Trust Co. (Buffalo,N.Y.)280

Manufacturers Trust Co. (N. Y.) 1489, 1834Maplewood Bank & Trust Co. (Mo.) 1312Marine Trust Co. (Buffalo. N. Y.) 440Maryland Bank Holiday 1484Matoaka National Bank (W. Va.) 281Maywood Bank (Calif.) 1153McDowell National Bank (Sharon, Pa.) 964Mechanics' Bank (New Haven, Conn.) 1309, 1489Mechanics Trust Co. of New Jersey (N. J.)_.1310Mellon National Bank (Pitts.. Pa.) 280Mendon State Bank (Ill.) 442Mercantile Bank & Trust Co. (Dallas,Tex)._ 444Mercantile Bank & Trust Co. (N. Y. City). _2006Mercantile-Commerce Bank & Trust Co. (St.

Louis, Mo.) 443Mercantile Home Bank & Trust Co. (Kansas

City. Mo.) 1491. 1691Merchandise Bank & Trust Co. (Chicago,

Ill.) 609Merchants Bank of NPw York (N. Y.) 278Merchants Bank of Utica (Neb.) 1312Merchants Bank Sz Trust Co. (Jackson, Miss.) 610Merchants-Citizens National Bank & TrustCo. (Allentown. Pa.) 441

Merchants' & Farmers' Bank (Boston, Mass.) 88Merchants National Bank (Allentown, Pa.) 441Merchants' Reserve Bank (Wichita, Kan.) 1491Merchants' State Bank (Humboldt. Tenn.)._ 966Marion Title Sz Trust Co.(Ardmore,Pa.).964, 1490Michigan Bank Moratorium 1149Michigan Banks Reopen under Restrictions 1308Michigan Trust Co. (Grand Rapids, Mich.). 609Mid-City Trust & Savings Bank (Chicago,

Ill.) 609Middlesex Title Guarantee & Trust Co. (NewBrunswick. N. J.) 1152

Midland Bank Ltd. (London. England).283. 967Millers River National (Athol. Mass.) 2004

PageMillerstown Deposit Bank at Chicora (ButlerCounty. Pa.) 441

Miners' & Merchants' Bank (Flat River,Mo.) 443Miners Savings Bank & Trust Co. (01Y-

hant, Pa.) 1690Minnesota Bank Holiday 1487Mississippi Bank Situation 1486Missouri Bank Holiday 1482Moline National Bank (111.) 1490Monongahela National Bank (Pitts., Pa.)a.)18

1690Monroe County Bank (Monroeville. Ala ) 444Monroe County National Bank (East Strouds-burg.Pa.) 441

Mo rust Co. (Montclair, N. J.) 441Mount Ayr State Bank (Iowa) 787Mount Vernon Trust Co. (N. Y.) 2006Muscatine Banks (Iowa) 443Muscogee Bank & Trust Co. (Columbus,Ga.) 1312

ational Bank of Detroit (Mich.) 2004ational Bank of La Crosse (WW1 787

786 278

National Bank of Rising Sun (Ind. National Bank of Yorkville (bi Y. National Builders Bank (Chicago, Ill.) 281National City Bank (Cleveland, Ohlo) 281National City Bank (N. Y.)...24. 276. 440,

960, 963, 1290, 1468, 1487, 1652. 2012National City Company (N. Y.). _1290.

1296, 1471, 2012National Exchange Bank (Weston. W. Va.) _1490National Exchange Bank & Trust Co. (Brook-lyn, N. Y.) 439

National Metal Exchange (N. Y.)_ _278. 607.785, 2013

National Safety Bank & Trust Co. (N. Y.) 278National Shawmut Bank (Boston. Mass.),

86, 1309. 1689, 1834,2013National State Bank (Elizabeth, N. J.) 441National Tradesmen's Bank & Trust Co.(New Haven. Conn.)

Natural Bridge Trust Co. (St. Louis. Mo.)Nevada Bank

Holiday_1433108

New Cambria State a (Ma.) New Jersey Bank Situation 11448381

Bank

Newtown National Bank (N. Y.) 2006New Mexico Bank Holiday 1487New York Bank Situation 1688New York Clearing House Assn. (N. Y.) 417. 1473New York Cocoa Exchange (N. Y.) 259New York Coffee & Sugar Exchange (N. Y.).

New York Cotton Exchange .41y6. 80907. .1834

New York Curb Exchange (N.1309

Y.).1834.439,1984

1128 1290. 1309, 1834New York Federal Reserve Banial(N. 262

urNew York Life Insurance Co. . Y.)- -783.

New York Produce Exchange (N. Y.)21010218%1851

New York Stock Exchange (N. y12)_91)4,81625818.1985

257, 439. 588, 590, 742. 785. 930, 933.1289,1290. 1296, 1309. 1466. 1467, 1488. 1648,

1676. 1796, 1834. 1983, 2013New York Title & Mortgage Co. (N. Y.)_.... 785New York Trust Co. (N.Y.) 278, 1151. 1651Niles Trust Co. (Ohio) 1490Nokomis National Bank (Ill.) 965North Bergen Trust Co. (N. J.) 785North Broad National Bank (Phila., Pa.) 280North Carolina Bank & Trust Co. (Greens-

boro, N. C.) 88Northern Central Trust Co. (Pa.) 280Northern National Bank (Ashland, Wis.),

Northern Trust Co. (Chicago, Ill.) 443. 787

Northern Westchester Bank (Katonah. N2.8y1.,)208814

North Missouri Trust Co. (Mexico, Mo.) 88North River Savings Bank (N. Y.) . 278Northwest Bancorporation (Minn.) 87Northwestern Nat. Bank (Litchfield,

Mimi.)Mimi.)_17487

Northwestern Nat. Bank (Milwaukee, Wis.)-1491Northwestern Trust Co. (Phila., Pa.) 1490Northwest Savings Bank (Mason City, Iowa) 2014

Oak Park Trust & Savings Bank (Chic.,111.)- 609hio Bank Situation 1483

Oklahoma Bank Holiday 1487Old Orchard State Bank (Webster Groves,Mo.) 966

Oliphant & Co., James H. (N. Y.) 1834Oregon Bank Holiday

81Ouachita Nat. Bank (Monroe, La.). -444,17488 Overland State Bank (St. Louis, Mo.)" 438

aine Thrift Bank (Oshkosh, Wis.) 609arish Trust & Savings Bank (Opelousas,

ParkLa.)

Savings Bank (Washington. D.Park Savings Trust Co. (St. Louis, Mo.) 438Peconic Bank (Sag Harbor, N. Y.) 1834Pelham National Bank (N. Y.) 2006Penn National Bank & Trust Co. (Reading,Pa.)

11418552Pennsylvania Bank Situation Pennsylvania Exchange Bank (N. Y.) 439People's Bank of Frisco City (Monroe County,

Ala.) 444Peoples Bank of Hawthorne (N. J.) 964Peoples Bank of North Kansas City (Mo.) 88Peoples Bank of Westboro (Mo.) 88Peoples Bank & Savings Co. (Ohio) 2007People's Bank & Trust Co. (Passaic, N. Jj 441Peoples Bank & Trust Co. (Westfield. N. J.)- 964People's Exchange Bank (Columbus Grove,Ohio) 86

Peoples National Bank (Stamford, Conn.)86, 1835People's Pittsurgh Trust Co. (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 608Peoples Savings Bank & Trust Co. (Moline,

111.) People's State Bank (Wauseon, Ohio) Perry State Bank (Ill.)

1447488920eo

Philadelphia Stock Exchange (Pa.) 49. 1797Phillipsburg National Bk. & Tr. Co. (N. J.) - - 788Pioneer Trust Co. (Kansas City. Mo.). ..6I0. 1312Platte County Bank (Platte Center, Nob.)... 787Pleasantville Nat. Bank (Atlantic County,N. J.) 964

Prairie State Bank of Oak Park (Chicago.111.) 609Prince & Whitely Co. (N. Y.) 2013Provincial Bank of Canada (Montreal. Que..Canada)

8Provident Trust Co. (Philadelphia, Pa.)_ _-8* 8- 2862

appahannock State Bank (Sharps, Va.) - -- 86V1,.avenswood National Bank (Chicago, 111.)- 87Raytown Bank (Mo.) Reading National Bank & Trust (Pa.) Ridgely-Farmers' State Bank (Springfield.1315122

ru

) 87Rock Island County Banks (Rock Island, Ill.) 442Roseland National Bank (Chicago, Ill.)

Roseville State Savings Bank (Mich.) 965' 14481



PageRoosevelt & O'Connor (N. Y.) 1688Roxborough Trust Co. (Philadelphia. Pa.) 964

San Francisco Bank (Calif.) 2014arah-Olive Bank (St. Louis, Mo.) 439aratoga Nat. Bank (Saratoga Springs,N.Y.) 2013avings Investment & Trust Co. (EastOrange. N. J.) 2013avings Trust Co. (St. Louis, Mo.)- .- -438. 966t. Joseph Loan & Trust Co. (South Bend.Ind.) - 1311

t. Louis Bank Failures (Mo.) 438t. Louis Nat. Bank (Mo.) 438, 1691candia State Bank (Minn.) 1491cruggs, Vandervoort & Barney Bank (St.Louis. Mo.) 438, 1836ea Island Bank (Statesboro, Ga.) 282eaman's Bank for Savings (N. Y.) 1834ebree Deposit Bank (K y_.) 966econd National Bank (Bucyrus, Ohio) 609econd National Bank (Cumberland, Md.) ._ 86econd Nat. Bank (Richmond, Ind.) 86econd Security Bank (Chicago. Ill.) 1836ecurity Bank (Chicago. Ill.) 1836ecurity Nat. Bank (Sheboygan, Wis.) 1690ecurity State Bank (Homer. Neb.) 281ecurity Trust Co. (Rochester, N. Y.) 607eibert State Bank (Colo.) 282award Nat. Bank & Trust Co. (N. Y.) 85haw Bank & Trust Co. (St. Louis, Mo.) 439helby Nat. Bank (Ind.) 1690hrewsbury Savings Institution (Pa.) 608mith Nat. Bank (St. Edwards. Neb.) 1491outh Boston Savings Bank (Mass.) 964outh Central State Bank (Chicgao, Ill.)---.. 86pencer Trask & Co. (N. Y.) 2013pitzer-Rorick Trust & Savings Bank (Tol-edo. Ohio) 442tandard Bank of South Africa, Ltd. (London.England) 1692tandard Nat. Bank (Chicago, Ill.) 1490ate Bank of Butler (Wis.) 610ate Bank of Chicago (IIL) 86ate Bank of Kechi (Kan.) 1491tate Bank of Kempton (III.) 442tate Bank of Kenyon (Minn.) 87tate Bank of Kiel (Wis.) 965tate Bank of Merrillan (Wis.) 965tate Bank of Rama (Colo.) 788tate Bank & Trust Co. (Redwood Falls,Minn ) 965

tate-National Bank of Peru (III.) 609tate Savings Bank (Bad Axe. Mich.) 2014tate Savings Bank (Creston. Iowa) 787

PageState Savings Loan & Trust Co. (Quincy, Ill.) 87State Street Bank & Trust Co. (Quincy, Ill.)_ 609State Street Trust Co. (Boston, Mass.) 440Sterling Nat. Bank & Trust Co. (N..Y.)- -85. 278Stockgrowers' & Farmers' Nat. Bank (Wal-lowa, Ore.) 1692

Stock Yards Bank & Trust Co. (Chicago. Ill.) 281Stock Yards Nat. Bank (Chicago, III.)__281, 786Stock Yards Trust & Savings Bank (Chicago,

DI.) 281, 786Straus Nat. Bank & Trust Co. (Chic., Ill.).- 87Stroudsburg Security Trust Co. (Pa.) 441Suburban Title & Trust Co. of Upper Darby

(Philadelphia. Pa.) 964Summit Trust Co. (N. J.) 608Sumner Savings Bank (East Boston, Mass.)_2013Sunrise Nat. Bank (L. I., N. Y.) 1151Swiss Bank Corporation (Basle. Switz.) 1492Syracuse Savings Bank (N. Y.) 280

Tennessee Bank Holiday 1485enntnal Nat. Bank (Chicago, Ill .) _86. 609. 1490

Texas Bank Holiday 1487Texas Bank & Trust Co. (Dallas. Texas)_.... 444Third Nat. Bank (Mount Vernon, 111.) 87Title Guarantee Trust Co. (Baltimore. Md.)_1310Tradesmen's Nat. Bank (New Haven, Conn.)1310Tradesmen's Nat. Bank & Trust Co. (Phila.,Pa.) 786

Transamerica Corp. (San Francisco, Callf.) 1688Trenton Banking Co. (N. J.) 280Trenton Trust Co. (N. J.) 441Trust Company of North America (N. Y.)_ 278Trust Company of Orange (N. J.) 2013Twelfth Street National Bank (St. Louis,Mo.) 438

Union Bank & Trust Co. (Walla Walla,Wash .) 1312

Union Guardian Trust Co. (Det., Mich.) 442,1149. 1308. 2005

Union National Bank (Fremont. Neb.) 966Union National Bank (Schenectady, N Y.)_ -1689Union Planters National Bank & Trust Co.(Memphis, Tenn.) 443. 1836

Union & Peoples National Bank (Jackson,Mich.) 2005

Union Savings Bank & Trust Co. (Davenport.Iowa) 87

Union Savings Bank & Trust Co. (Steuben-ville. Ohio) 442

Union Trust Co. (Boston. Mass.) 1689Union Trust Co. (Cleveland. Ohio)— _1835. 2006Union Trust Co. of Pittsburgh (Pa.) 964

PageUnion Trust & Savings Bank (Stanwood, -.41Iowa) 787

Union Trust Co. of Maryland (Md.) 2004United Bank & Trust CO. (Greensboro, N. C.) 966United Savings Bank (Detroit. Mich.) 281United States Bank (Grand Junction, Colo.)_1692United States National Bank (Portland, Ore.)1491University City Bank & Trust Co. (St. Louis,Mo.) 438, 1691

University State Bank (Chicago, Ill.) 51)

walley Bank & Trust Co. (Phoenix. Ariz )_-1836Virginia National Bank (Norfolk, Va.) 441

W1424788

8altham Trust Co. (Mass.) 2004arren State Bank (Ohio)

Washington Bank Holiday Washington Bank & Trust Co. (Ohio) 200Washington National Bank (Olympia, Wash .)1312Washington National Bank (Tacoma, Wash.) 788Washington State Bank (Port Angeles, Wash.) 788Webster Groves Trust Co. (St. Louis County,Mo.)

896Wells Fargo Bank & Trust Co. (San Fran-16:cusco. Calif.) 282

Wellston Trust Co. (St. Louis, Mo.) West Branch State Bank (Iowa)

7Westchester Title & Trust Co. (White Plains,N. Y.)

147889

Western State Bank of Cicero (Chicago. Ill.). 809

0148Westmont National Bank (N. J.) Westminster Bank Ltd (London Eng.) 2 West St Louis Tr. Co. (St. Louis, Mo.) 438. 1153West Side Savings Bank (N. Y.) 607West Side Trust & Savings Bank (Chicago,

III.) 1488062West Virginia Bank Situation

Williamsburg Savings Bank (Brooklyn. N.Y.) 280Windsor Locks Trust & Safe Deposit Co.(Conn.)

Wingfield Banks (Nevada) 1478825Winnetka State Bank (IlI.) 442Wirt State Bank (Okla.) Wisconsin Bank Holiday1428871Wisconsin Bankshares Corporation (Milwau-kee. Wis.) 788

Wisconsin Valley Trust Co. (Wausau. Wis.) - 965Women Savings Bankers of Metropolitan Area(N. Y.)

2013

Yonkers National Bank k Trust Co. (N. Y.)2006ork Boulevard State Bank (Los Angeles,Calif.) 967


JAN.-MAR., 1933.] INDEX xxi

COMMERCIAL EPITOME, COTTON, BREADSTUFFS AND DRY GOODS

Page •readstuffs Market-Elaborate Weekly Re-views of the Flour and Grain Markets,

with Price Records and Crop Movements,181, 348, 516, 687. 869, 1048, 1228, 1405,

1588, 1744. 1926, 2094

Cereals. See Grain.oal Prices-Market Conditions. See Com-mercial Epitome.

Coffee-Influences Bearing on the Market,with Statistical Data Relating Thereto.See Commercial Epitome.

Commercial Epitome-Weekly Review of theCommercial Markets--174, 341, 509. 680,862. 1041, 1221, 1399, 1582, 1738, 1919, 2088

Copper-Weekly Report on Conditions andCourse of Prices. See Commercial Epitome.

Corn. See Grain.Cotton-Consumption, &c., Report of Census

Bureau 399, 1225, 1787Cottonseed Oil Production 242, 1226. 1787Ginning Report 685, 1968Spinning Industry, Activity in 575, 1969Weekly 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.-176, 343. 511, 682, 864,

1043, 1223 1401, 1584, 1740, 1922, 2090World Consumption in December 731

Dry Goods Trade--Comprehensive ReportEach Week on the Conditions Prevail-

ing in This Trade-183, 350, 518, 689. 870.1050, 1230, 1408, 1590, 1745, 1929. 2096

Page

Foreign Trade-Country's Imports and Ex-ports571. 1407, 1964

Foreign Grain Crops. See Grain.Futures-Prices of Different Kinds. SeeCommercial Epitome.

Grain-U. S. Agricultural Dept. Report onCereals, &c 1928

U. S. Agricultural Dept. Report onFarmers Intention to Plant 1928

U. S. Dept. of Agriculture Report onForeign Trade 571, 1407. 964

Hides-Weekly Price Record with Outlineof Market Conditions. See Commercial

Epitome.

eron-Course of Market and Prices EachI Week, with Statistical Data. See Com-

mercial Epitome.

T ard-Range of Prices and Weekly Market1.4 Report. See Commercial Epitome.Lead-Weekly Review of Course of Market.See Commercial Epitome.

NewDYeiergkatCosotr BEexttange-Sent to Various Meet-

ings at Home and Abroad 1743Elects Members 867Year Book 179

Ocean Freights, Course of, from Week toWeek, with Rates and Shipping Con-

ditions. See Commercial Epitome.Oils-Quotations Weekly for All Kinds of Oil.See Commercial Epitome.

P Market Report, with

1- Statistics of Production, &c. See Com-mercial Epitome.

Pig Iron Market-Weekly Review. See Com-mercial Epitome.

Pork-Course of Market Each Week. SeeCommercial Epitome.

Provision Market. See Commercial Epitome.

Rubber-Weekly Outline of Market withPrices, &c. See Commercial Epitome.

Steel-Weekly Report on Course and Con-dition of Markets, with Statistical Data

of Various Kinds. See Commercial Epitome.

Sugar-Course of Market Each Week withCrop Statistics and Other Data. See Com-mercial Elptome.

Page

Tin-Weekly Report of Market and Prices.1 See Commercial Epitome.

Tobacco-Brief Outline of Conditions EachWee. See Commercial Epitome.

weather, Bulletin of Dept. of Agriculture.182, 350, 517, 688, 869, 1049. 1230.

1407, 1590, 1745, 1928, 2095Wheat. See Grain.

Wool-Review of Markets Each Week withRecord of Auction Sales in London andAustralia. See Commercial Epitome.

Zinc-Weekly Report on Market Prices.See Commercial Epitome.

STATISTICAL AND GENERAL INFORMATION

Stock Exchange Prices, Federal Reserve and Clearing House Returns, Government Debt and Trade Data

PageA uction Sales of Stocks and Bonds at NewIt York, Boston and Philadelphia-118.

289, 450, 616, 795, 973, 1158, 1330, 1497,1696, 1841, 2019

Baltimore Stock Exchange. Weekly Rangeof Prices for Stocks-140, 311. 472, 639.

817, 995, 1180, 1353. 1863, 2045Daily Record of Volume of Sales of Stocksand Bonds- -115, 284, 445. 613. 789, 968,

1154, 1326, 1492, 1837, 2015Bank Clearings. Canadian. See Canadianlot Bank Clearings.Bank Clearings. Weekly and Monthly Re-

turns----111, 284, 446.813,789.968,1154,1326, 1493, 1692, 1838, 2016

Record of 1932 381Bankers' Gazette_

-- _124. 295, 456, 623, 801.

978, 1164, 1337, 1504, 1847,2029Berlin Stock Exchange-Daily Prices- --117,286, 448, 615.794, 972. 1157, 1329: 1497.

1693, 1839, 2018Bond Market, Course of--- -21, 221, 380,beg 451, 719. 907, 1094, 1267. 1439, 1777. 1956Bonds, N. Y. Quotations for German and

Other Foreign Unlisted Dollar Bonds.117, 286, 448. 615, 794. 972, 1157, 1329.

1497, 1693, 1839, 2018Boston Clearing House, Weekly Returns ofBoston Clearing house Banks.- -121. 292.

453, 620, 798, 976, 1161, 1334Boston Stock Exchange-Weekly Range of Prices for Stocks andBonds Sold on the Exchange-- - -139.310. 471. 638, 816, 994, 1179, 1352,

1519, 1862, 2044Daily Record of Volume of Sales in Stocksand Bonds-115, 284.445. 613, 789, 968.

1154, 1326, 1492, 1837, 2015Breadstuff's, Weekly Report of Receipts at

Western Lake and River Ports-181, 348,516, 687. 794, 1048, 1228, 1405, 1588,

1694, 2,British Consols and Government

Secur19itie6s,2019

Daily Prices. See English Financial Mar-kets.

Canadian Bank Clearings-114, 285, 447.614, 792, 969. 1155, 1327, 1496, 1692,

1838, 2017Chicago Stock Exchange-Weekly Range of

Prices of Stocks- -139. 310. 471, 638. 816.994, 1179, 1352, 1519, 1862, 2044

Cincinnati Stock Exchange. Weekly Rangeof Prices-140. 288, 472. 639, 818, 995,

1156. 1330, 1520. 1863, 2045Monthly Range of Prices for 1932 and1931 1097

Cleveland Stock Exchange. Weekly Rangeof Prices .140, 288, 472, 639, 817, 996.

131156. 30, 1520, 2045Monthly Range of Prices for 1932 & 1931- -1095

Columbus Stock and Bond Exchange. YearlyRange of Prices 1103

Detrolt Stock Exchange. Monthly and',Yearly Range of Prices 1100

Dividends Declared Each Week by Railroads,Public Utilities, Industrial Corporations,Banks, &c-119, 289, 450, 617, 795. 973,

1158, 1330, 1498, 1696, 1841, 2019

arnings. Industrial and Miscellaneous,151,320,482,650, 833.1005.1189,1362,

1534. 1706, 1872. 2055Railroad. See Railroad Earnings.

Electric Railway and Other Public UtilityGross and Net Earnings. See Earnings,industrial and Miscellaneous.

English Financial Markets, per Cable__117,286, 448, 615, 794, 972. 1157, 1329, 1493,

1693, 1840, 2018English Gold and Silver Markets. Weekly

Letter of Samuel Montagu & Co. of Lon-don-_117, 286, 448, 615, 793, 972. 1157,

1328, 1693, 1838, 2018Exports and Imports at New York-Mer-

chandise. Gold and Silver-Monthly Re-turns. See Foreign Trade of New York.

Vederal Reserve Bank of New York, WeeklyPage1- Return of Condition- -123 294. 455, 622,800. 978, 1163, 1336, 1501, 1700, 1846, 2025

Federal Reserve Banks, Combined WeeklyStatement for Whole Country_ _122. 293.454, 621, 799, 977, 1162, 1335, 1502, 1701.

1846, 2026Federal Reserve Banks. Weekly Return ofMember Banks_123, 294, 455, 622, 800,

978, 1163, 1336, 1503, 1702, 1847, 2027Foreign Exchange, Weekly Review of Mar-

ket. See also Editorial Article of FinancialSituation-124, 295, 456, 623, 801, 979,

1164. 1337, 1504. 1847, 2029Foreign Trade of N. Y., Monthly Statementof imports and Exports_118, 449. 616, 1840

Foreign Trade of U. S. See United States.French Rentes and Government Bonds. Daily

Prices of. See English Financial Markets.

Gold. Daily Price of in London. See English

Financial Markets.Gold Imports and Exports at New York. See

Foreign Trade of New York.Gold. Samuel Montagu & Co.'s Weekly Cir-cular Thereon. See English Gold and Sil-ver Markets.

emports and Exports at New York-Mer-chandise, Gold and Silver-Monthly Re-

turns. See Foreign Trade of New York.

Kansas City Security Prices, Course of 721

Los Angeles Stock Exchange-Weekly Rangeof Prices for Stocks and Bonds Sold on

the Exchange__140, 312. 472, 640, 818,996, 1181, 1354, 1521. 1841, 2046

Aellwaukee Grain & Stack Exchange-RangeITS of Prices for Year of 1932 1441Minneapolis-St. Paul Stock Exchange-Rangeof Prices for Year of 1932 1441

Tu'ational Bank Notes, Monthly Changes in,11 ,kc 450. 1840National Banks Organized, Converted, &c.,from Weekly Returns of Comptroller of theCurrency (Commercial and MiscellaneousNews) - -118, 289, 450, 616. 795, 973. 1158,

1330, 1497, 1696. 2019National Banks, Report of Condition Under

Call of Comptroller of Currency 1840New York City Banks and Trust Company

Stocks, Prices of. See Quotations for Un-listed Securities.

New York City Realty and Surety Stocks,Weekly Record of Bid and Asked Prices.See Quotations for Unlisted Securities.

New York City Clearing House Banks andTrust Companies, Detailed Weekly State-ment_121. 292, 453. 620, 798. 97i1. 1161,

1334. 1501, 1700. 2025New York City Imports and E ports-Mer-

chandise. Gold and Silver-Monthly Re-turns. See Foreign Trade of New York.

New York Curb Exchange-Daily Record of Volume of Sales in Stocksand Bonds...116, 284, 446. 613. 793, 970,

1156. 1328. 1493, 1838, 2016Weekly and Yearly Range of Prices_ _141,312.473. 640, 819. 997, 1181.1354. 1521.

1864. 2046Weekly Review of Market_ A15. 284, 446.613. 793. 970, 1156, 1328. 1493. 1837. 2016

New York Produce Exchange Securities Mar-ket--141, 312, 473. 640, 818, 996, 1181,

1354. 1521, 1863, 2046New York Stock Exchange-.

Daily Record of Prices of U. S. Govern-ment Securities. See Bankers' Gazette.

Daily, Weekly and Yearly Range of Pricesfor all Stocks Dealt in. 125, 296, 457,624, 802. 980. 1165. 1338, 1505,1703,

1848. 2030Daily Record of Volume of Sales in Stocksand Bonds- -115, 283, 445. 612, 789. 968,

1154. 1326, 1492. 1837. 2015

PageNew York Stock Exchange (Concl .)-Government Securities. Course of Prices in1932 111

Listings for Year 1932 215Monthly Record of Volume of Sales inStocks and Bonds 112, 790, 1494

Prices in 1932 89Weekly and Yearly Record of All BondsSold on Exchange-133. 304, 465. 632,810, 988, 1173. 1346. 1513, 1856. 2038

Weekly Review of Stock Market_ -115. 283.445, 612, 788, 967. 1153, 1326, 1492,1837, 2015

Darla Bourse. Daily Prices117, 286, 448,A 615. 794, 972, 1157, 1329, 1497, 1693.1839. 2018Philadelphia Banks, Weekly Clearing House

Totals... 121, 292, 453. 620. 798. 976. 1161.1334, 1501

Philadelphia Stock Exchange-Weekly Range of Prices_ _139. 311, 471,638, 817, 995, 1180, 1353. 1520. 1863. 2045

Daily Record Volume of Sales in Stocksand Bonds_ _115, 284, 445. 613. 789. 968.

1154. 1326, 1837. 2015Pittsburgh Stock Exchange-Weekly Rangeof Prices--118, 288. 472. 639. 817, 995.

1180, 1330, 1520, 1863, 2045

Quotattons for Unlisted Securities. WeeklyBid and Asked Prices--146. 317. 478,

645, 824, 1002, 1186, 1359, 1526, 1868. 2051

Quotations for Other Over-the-Counter Se-curities-147, 318, 479. 646, 825. 1003.

1187, 1360. 1527, 1869, 2052

Dallroad Earnings, Gross and Net, Weekly1%. and Monthly____ ------ 148. 320, 481,

647. 827, 1005, 1189, 1361, 1529, 1705.1871, 2053

Other Monthly Steam Railroad Reports,151, 320, 481, 649, 831, 1361, 1532, 1705,1872, 2054

Ct. Louis Stock Exchange-Weekly Range6.7 of Prices of Stocks-140, 311, 472. 639,818. 996. 1180, 1353. 1520, 1863. 2046Yearly Range of Prices 720

Silver-Daily Price of. in London and NewYork. See English Financial Markets.

Exports and Imports at New York. SeeForeign 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.

San Francisco Stock Exchange, Weekly Rangeof Prices of Stocks _ _140 311, 472. 639. 818.

996. 1180. 1353, 1521, 1841. 2046Security Prices in Kansas City, Course of 721

Toronto Curb Exchange-Weekly Range ofPricos_118, 311. 449. 616. 817. 995,

1180. 1353. 1520, 1703. 1863. 2045Toronto Stock Exchange-Weekly Range ofPrices_118, 310, 449. 616. 816. 994, 1179,

1352, 1519, 1703, 1882, 2044

United States-Debt (Monthly), Preliminary Returns

D Showing Gross ebt 287, 971. 1694Debt (Monthly)-Final Returns ShowingNet Debt 449, 1497

Government Revenues and ExpendituresMonthly 288, 970, 1694

Liberty Loan Bonds and Treasury Certifi-cates, Daily Transactions on New YorkStock Exchange__124. 295. 456. 623,801. 979. 1164, 1337, 1504, 1847. 2029

Treasury Cash and Current Liabilities(Monthly) 287, 971. 1839

Treasury Certificates of Indebtedness, &C.,Quotations for_ 124, 295, 456, 623, 801.

979, 1164, 1337, 1504. 1847, 2029Treasury Money Holdings 287, 971, 1693


XXII INDEX [VOL. 136-PART 1.

RAILROADS AND INDUSTRIALS-INVESTMENT INTELLIGENCEAnnual Reports are Indexed in Black-faced Figures

PageAbbott Laboratories, North Chicago, Ill.329, 1016, 1551

Abbotts Dairies, Inc 844Abenad Realty Corp. (Squibb Bldg.), N. Y.City 339

Abitibi Power & Paper Co., Ltd 1887Acadia Apartments, Montreal 2070Acker, Merrill & Condit Co 1201Acme Brewing Co. (Calif.) 494Acme Steel Co 1016Adams Clark Bldg. Corp. (Bankers Bldg.) - - 331Adams Express Co 153Adams-MIIlis Corp 2070Adams (J. D.) Mfg Co 1201Administrative & Research Corp 1376Aetna Casualty & Surety Co 1721Aetna Life Insurance Co 1720Affiliated Products, Inc 1720, 2070Agricultural Insurance Co. of Watertown,N.Y 1551Ahumada Lead Co 1378Ainsworth Mfg. Co 1888Air Reduction Co., Inc650; 659'

Air-Way Electric Appliance Corp--1377,1888, 2071

Ajax Rubber Co., Inc 1721•oon Canton & Youngstown By- -647, 838,

1529. 2053Alabama Dry Dock & Shipbuilding Co 1377Alabama Great Southern Ry 831, 1532Alabama Mills Co 329Alabama Power Co 155, 650, 1534Alabama Water Service Co, 72Alaska Juneau Gold Mining Co 151, 160,

1005, 1016, 1706, 1721, 1888Alaska Packers Association 844Alb; ny Metropolitan Hotel 844Albert Frank-Guenther Law Inc 1551Aldine Building, Phila., Pa 494Aldred Investment Corp. (Canada) 1201Aldred Investment Trust 1377Alexander Building Corp 1016Algonquin Apartments (Rochester, N. Y.)- - 329All-American General Corp 495Alleghany Corp 1010Allegheny Gas Corp 325, 657, 840Allegheny Steel Co 1377Allen Industries, Inc 844Alliance Casualty Co 1888Alliance Insurance Co. of Phila 1888Alliance Investment Corp 1017Allied Chemical & Dye Corp 1876Allied Distributors. Inc__844, 1551, 1721,

1888, 2070Allied General Corp__160, 329. 495, 659,

844, 1017, 1201, 1377Allied Kid Co1017, 1201Allied Motors Industries, Inc 1377Allis-Chalmers Mfg. Co 160, 329, 844, 1877Alms & Doepke Co 1201Alpha Portland Cement Co 1196Alta Plaza Apartments (Thomas H. Hamill &R. G. Hall, Inc.) 329Alton RR 320, 827. 1529Alton & Southern RR 647, 1361, 2053Aluminum Co. of America 495Aluminum Manufacturers Inc 1888Amalgamated Electric Corp. Ltd 1201

IAmalgamated Leather Cos., nc-1377. 1551, 2071American Austin Car Co., Inc 1017American Automobile Insurance Co. of St.Louis 1721American Bakeries Corp 1017American Bank Note Co 1377American Bankstocks Corp_329, 495, 1017, 1551American Bemberg Corp 659American Beverage Corp 1017American Bond & Mortgage CO 1377American Brake Shoe & Foundry Co_ _ _ _659. 1201American Business Shares, Inc„..659, 1202, 1551American Can Co 1551American Capital Corp 659American Car & Foundry Co 1552American Car & Foundry Motors Co 1721American Cast Iron Pipe Co 495American Central Insurance Co 2071American Chain Co., Inc 1377. 1888American Chicle Co_495, 659, 833,844,1017,1888American Cigar Co 1551, 1888, 2071American Cities Power & Light Corp__490, 657American Commercial Alcohol Corp-650,

660, 1362American Commonwealths Power Corp 490American Community Power Co_156, 841, 1011American & Continental Corp 1017, 1202American Department Stores Corp. (Del.)._ -1017American District Telegraph Co. of N. J___- 495American Eagle Fire Insurance Co 659American Electric Securities Corp 660, 1018American Enka Corp 1721American European Securities Co 324American Express Co 1202.2071American & Foreign Power Co., Inc____321, 325American Founders Corp 457American Furniture Co., Inc 1018American Gas & Power Co 490. 2065American 3c General Securities Corp 660American Hardware Corp 1552, 2071American Hawaiian Steamship Co 2071American Hide & Leather Co 321, 330American Home Products Corp.. .1018, 1202,

1378.1552,1721,2071American Hosiery Co 1552American Ice Co 1378. 1552. 1721American International Corp 324, 330. 844American Investors, Inc 660, 1018American La France & Foamite Corp _____ _ -1378American Laundry Machinery Co_1202,

1362. 1378American Locomotive Co 13613, 1552American Machine & Foundry Co 660American Machine & Metals, Inc 2071American Maize-Products Co 2072American Metal Co., Ltd 1378American Mutual Liability Insurance Co_ .. _ _2072American Natural Gas Corp 156, 490American News Co.. Inc 1552American Oil Co. (Md.) 2072American Power & Light Co 482. 490. 2065American Radiator & Standard SanitaryCorp 160, 2072American lips. Co 325.841, 1372, 1882American Re-Insurance Co 1018American Republics Corp 844, 1721American Rolling Mill Co 180, 1713. 1721American Royalties, Inc 1378American Safety Razor Corp 1552, 1721

PageAmerican Seating Co 1202American Service Co 1202American Smelting & Refining Co_ _1202, 1709American Snuff Co 1018American Steel Foundries 844, 1378. 1552American Stores Co..A95, 1018, 1202, 1378. 1888American Sugar Refining Co 1711American Sumatra Tobacco Corp 1888American Superpower Corp 490, 657American Surety Co 495. 1018American Telephone & Telegraph Co -320,

325, 491, 1007, 1190, 1198. 1372. 2066American Tobacco Co_ _660, 844. 1018. 1202,

1379, 1876, 2072American Toll Bridge Co 330American Trustee Share Corp 330.2072American Type Founders Co 330American Vitrified Products Co 330American Water Works & Electric Co.,Inc_ _151. 491. 1372, 1706. 1713, 1872, 2066American Woolen Co 495, 1018, 1553American Writing Paper Co., Inc 1553American Yvette Co., Inc 330American Zinc, Lead & Smelting Co._ _1872, 1888Amoskeag Mfg. Co 660, 1203Anaconda Copper Mining Co 1203, 1379Anchor Cap Corp 2072Anglo-American Corp. of South Africa,Ltd 330, 1018, 1203. 1888

Anheuser-Busch, Inc 1553Ann Arbor RR 847, 1361, 2053Annapolis & Chesapeake Bay Power Co 1011Apex Electric Mfg. Co 1553Appalachian Coals, Inc 2072Appalachian Electric Power Co 1716Appalachian Gas Corp 156, 1011, 1882Appeiton Co 495Appleton (D.) & Co 2072A. P W. Paper Co., Inc 1362A. P. W. Pulp & Power Co., Ltd 660, 1379Arcadia Mills 160, 1553Archer-Daniels-Midland Co 833. 845Arizona Power Co 1544Arkansas Power & Light Co 1544, 2066Arlington Mills 1019Armour & Co. (of Illinois) 666Armstrong Cork Co 2072Arnold Constable Corp 1553. 1721Arnold Print Works 660, 845Aroostock Valley RR 1542Art Metal Works, Inc 1888Arthur Theatres Corp 681Artloom Corp 661Arundel Corp 1019, 1534, 1553Asbestos Corp., Ltd 1203, 1553Associated Apparel Industries, Ltd 1203Associated Breweries of Canada, Ltd. _330, 661Associated Dyeing & Printing Co., Inc 2072Associated Gas & Electric Co_ _326. 491, 657,841, 1011, 1198. 1363, 1372, 1544, 1716,

1882, 2055. 2068Associated Industrial Bankers Corp._ -330. 1888Associated Oil Co 1019, 1721, 1878, 2073Associated Rayon Corp 1379Associated Telephone & Telegraph Co_ _491,657, 1717, 2066Associated Telephone Utilities Co.. _1011,

1372, 1544Associates Investment Co 1203Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe Ry_ _827, 831,1529, 1532

Athens (Ga.) Mfg. Co 845Atlanta Birmingham & Coast RR 827, 1705Atlanta Gas Light Co 1882Atlanta & West Point RR 827, 1529Atlantic Building Trust Boston) 1721Atlantic City Embassy Theatre (Boardwalk

Properties, Inc.), Atlantic City, N. J 1019Atlantic City Gas Co 1544Atlantic City RR 827, 1529Atlantic City Sewerage Co 1198Atlantic Coast Line RR 647, 1529Atlantic Gas & Electric Corp 156, 841. 1198Atlantic Gulf & West Indies Steamship Lines,

650, 1362Atlantic Ice Mfg. Co 1019Atlantic Refining Co 661, 1709Atlantic Securities Corp 1203Atlas Brewing Co 160Atlas Corp 1365, 1396Atlas Imperial Diesel Egnlne Co 845. 1379Atlas Plywood Corp 2055, 2073Atlas Powder Co 637Auburn Automobile Co 661, 1721Austin, Nichols & Co., Inc 1888Autocar Co 1553Automatic Voting Machine Corp 330Automobile Finance Co., Pittsburgh 845Automobile Insurance Co. of Hartford, Conn_1721Aviation Corp. (Del.) 330, 1721, 1888Aviation Securities Corp 1553Aviation Securities Corp. of New England.. 1721Axton Fisher Tobacco Co 1005, 1019, 1888

Babcock & Wilcox Co 1888alii'd Television, Ltd 1889

Baker, Hamilton & Pacific Co 661Balaban & Katz Corp 661, 1553, 2073Baldwin Locomotive Works-331, 495, 653,

1019, 1553. 2073Baltimore & Ohio Chicago Terminal RR - -149.

827, 1529Baltimore & Ohio RR__489, 647, 654, 838,

1010, 1196, 1371, 1529, 1542, 1881Baltimore Tube Co., Inc 331, 1379BancOhio Corp 495, 2073Banca Commerciale Italians, Milan, Italy_ ....1721Bangor & Aroostook RR.. _647, 827, 832, 838,

1529 1532Bangor Hydro-Electric Co-320, 1005, 1373,

, 1872

Bankers Building (Adams Clark Bldg. Corp.) 331Bankers Indemnity Insurance Co 845Bankers Investment Trust of America 1203Bankers Life Insurance Co. of Nebraska_ -1553Bankers National Investing Corp 1019Bankers Securities Corp 661Bankers & Shippers Co. of New York 845Baragua Sugar Estates 160Bare-Ray Holding Corp 2073Barcelona Traction, Light & Power Co., Ltd.,

151, 833, 1534Barker Bros. Corp 1379Barnard Mfg. Co 845Barnet Leather Co., Inc 1379, 1553Barnsdall Corp 495, 1710Barrington Court (987 Memorial Drive, Inc.) 857Bastian-Blessing Co- 845. 1019 I

Baton Rouge Electric Co--321, 1005. 1363, Page

1545, 1706, 1872Barton Laundries, Inc 1379Bayuk Cigars. Inc 331, 1203Beacon Building Trust, Inc 1019Beacon Hotel & Theatre (2124-34 BroadwayBuilding) 1569Beacon Participations, Inc 1019Beauharnois Power Corp., Ltd 1198Beaumont Sour Lake & Western By. -830, 1531Beech-Nut Packing Co 1379. 1554Belamose Corp 661Belding-Corticelll, Ltd 661Belding-Heminway Co 1535, 1553Bell Telephone Co. of Canada 657, 1373Bell Telephone Co. of Pa 156. 1012, 1545Bellanca Aircraft Corp 1888(The) Belmont (Belmont Hotel Co.), Chicago 661

Belmont Hotel Co. (The Belmont), Chicago 661Belt Ry. of Chicago 149, 827, 1529Beneficial Industrial Loan Corp 662Benenson Building Corp., N Y City 662Benevolent & Protective Order of Elks,Btooklyn Lodge No. 22 331, 1203Benjamin Franklin Hotel, Phlla 1379, 1722Benson & Hedges 1203Berghoff Brewing Corp 495, 662, 1379

Berkshire Street Ey. Co 1005, 1011Berlin Electric Elevated & Underground By.. 657Bessemer & Lake Erie RR 827, 1529Bethlehem Steel Corp 161, 650, 662, 1710Bickford's, Inc 1889Bigelow-Sanford Carpet Co., Inc.. ..662, 1379,

17222073Bing & Bing, Inc 495', 1554Bishop Realty Corp 496Black & Decker Mfg. Co 662, 845Black River N. Y.) Traction Co 841Blackstone Hotel. Chicago 331, 845Blackstone Valley Gas & Electric Co..- - -156, 2066Blauner s, Inc 496Blaw-Knox Co 1889Bloch Bros. Tobacco Co 331, 1204Blue Ribbon Corp., Ltd 845Blue Ridge Corp 496, 654, 662, 1019Blumenthal (Sidney) & Co., Inc 1379, 1554Boardwalk Properties, Inc. (Atlantic CityEmbassy Theatre), Atlantic City, N. J.1019Bohack (II. C.) Co., Inc 161, 845, 1554Bohn Aluminum & Brass Co 1722Bon-Ami Co 161, 1554Bond & Mortgage Guarantee Co 496, 662Boonton (N. .1.) Rubber Co 1722Booth mrg• Co 1204Borden Co 845, 1536, 1678Borden Mills, Inc 331Borg-Warner Corp 1889Borne-Scryniser Co 1019Bornot, Inc 1722Boss Mfg. Co 161Boston & Albany RR 1542. 1716Boston Elevated Ry__841. 1005. 1011, 1369,

1535, 1544Boston Herald-Traveler Corp _______ ___ _ _ _ _1019Boston & Maine RR_ __155, 647r 649, 1529, 1532Boston Metropolitan Buildings, Inc ______ _ -2073Boston Personal Property Trust 161, 1889Boston Revere Beach & Lynn RR 649, 654Boston Sand & Gravel Co 2073Boston Wharf Co 662Botany Consolidated Mills, Inc 1379Brazilian Traction, Light & Power Co., Ltd.,

326, 650, 1534Brewing Corp. of Canada, Ltd 1379Briggs Mfg. Co 845Briggs & Stratton Corp 331Brill Corp 845, 1722Brill (.1. G.) & Co 1019Brill° Mfg. Co., Inc 1635.1554British American 011 Co., Ltd 1889British-American Tobacco Co., Ltd-- - -161. 1379British Columbia Power Corp.. Ltd_321,

1005, 1706. 2055Broad River Power Co 491. 1373. 1717Broad Street Investing Co., Inc 498Broad Street Management Corp 496Broadmoor (Colonade Construction Corp.)- -1020Broadway-Barclay Office Building (Broad-way-Barclay Corp.), New York 845Broadway-Barclay Corp. (Broadway-BarclayOffice Building), New York 845Broadway Department Store, Inc 331Broadway Properties Corp 497Broadway-39th Street Corp. (1410 BroadwayBuilding), New York 1032Brooklyn Borough Gas Co 2086Brooklyn Eastern District Terminal By.,

529 2053Brooklyn Edison Co., Inc 149,4: 1 .

657, 1363. 1373Brooklyn-Manhattan Transit Corp_ _482.491. 1363, 2055, 2066Brooklyn & Queens Transit Corp_ _482, 136.3,

2055, 2066Brooklyn Union Gas Co 1196Brookmire Investors, Inc 331, 662Bruce (E. L.) Co 662Buckeye Pipe Line Co 1204Buckeye Steel Casting Co 663Bucyrus-Erie Co 1020, 2074Bucyrus-Monighan Co 1722Budd (E. G.) Mfg. Co 1204Budd Wheel Co 1204Buffalo & Erie Ry 1545Buffalo Niagara & Eastern Power Corp 1198Building Products, Ltd 1020Bullard Co 2074Bullock Fund, Ltd 497, 845Bulova Watch Co., Inc 1535. 1554Bunker Hill & Sullivan Mining & Con-centrating Co 1363. 1379, 1889Burlington & Rock Island RR 827. 1529Burma Corp., Ltd 1379Burmeister & Wain, Ltd 331Burroughs Adding Machine Co 1722Burt (F. N.) Co., Ltd 1204Bush-Burns Realty Co 846Bush Terminal Buildings Co 1889, 2073Bush Terminal Co 1554, 1890,2073Butler Bros., Chicago 161. 331. 1020Butler Hall, N.Y. City 497, 2074Butte Anaconda & Pacific RR 1197Butte Copper & Zinc Co 1020Byers (A. M.) Co 497, 833. 846. 2074Byllesby (H. M.) & Co 2074

Cabot (Godfrey L.) Inc 331alifornia Cotton Mills Co 1722


JAN.-MAR., 1933.] INDEX XXIII

Canada Permanent Mortgage CoCanada Steamship Lines, Ltd 1379. 2074Canada Vinegars, Ltd 331Canada Vitrified Products, Ltd 1722Canada Wire & Cable Co.. Ltd 1020Canadian Bronze Co., Ltd 1204Canadian Canners, Ltd 1890Canadian Celanese Co., Ltd 1722Canadian Consol. Rubber Co., Ltd 161Canadian Fairbanks-Morse Co., Ltd 332Canadian Foreign Investment Corp., Ltd..-- - 332Canadian Locomotive Co., Ltd 1020Can. Nat. Lines in N. 13 149, 827, 1529Canadian National Rys 1532Canadian National System 1529Canadian Northern Coal & Ore Dock Co. ,Ltd. 161Canadian Oil Cos 663Canadian Pacific Lines in Maine. .149, 827, 1529Canadian Pacific Lines in Vermont_149, 827, 1529Canadian Pacific Ry_ _832, 1371. 1532, 1542,1876, 1881Canadian Rolling Mills 846Canadian Wineries, Ltd 161Canton & Carthage RR 1371Capital Administration Co., Ltd-. 497, 1380, 2074Capital Management Corp 332Capital Securities Co., Inc 663Capital Traction Co 491, 1373Carey (Philip) Mfg. Co 1722, 1890Carnation Co 1890Carolina Coal & By-Products Co 1020, 1554Carolina Insurance Co 84Carolina & Northeastern Ry -------- - -- - - - -1197Carolina Power & Light Co 491, 1373, 2066Carreras, td 1204, 1380Cartier, Inc 1890Case (J. I.) Co 1020. 1204, 1380Castle (A. M.) & Co 663Catelli Macaroni Products Corp., Ltd 1204Caterpillar Tractor Co- -1020, 1190, 1204,

2055, 2074Celanese Corp. of America 1722Celluloid Corp 1020Celotex Co 1204Central Cold Storage Co 1205Central Fire Insurance Co. of Baltimore 1890Central Funding Corp 663Central Gas & Electric Corp 841, 1012Central of Georgia By.. _155, 827. 838, 1529. 1716Central Hudson Gas & Electric Corp_ _491,

1373, 1717Central Illinois Light Co.._ _321, 1006, 1872. 1883Central Illinois Public Service Co ..1373,

1717. 1883Central Illinois Securities Corp 332, 497Central Indiana Power Co 156, 2066Central Manhattan Properties, Inc 161Central Public Service Corp_ _326, 841, 1012,

1883, 2066Central Public Utility Corp. (Del.) 3Central RR. of New Jersey 647, 1529Central States Electric Corp 653Central States Life Insurance Co 663, 1380Central Surety & Insurance Corp 1205Central Vermont By., Inc__481, 647, 1361,

1362, 2053, 2054Central West Public Service Co 1883Central West Virginia & Southern RR 1881Central Zone Building, Inc 1020, 1205Centredale (R. I.) Worsted Mills 663Centrifugal Pipe Corp. of Delaware 498Century Co 2075Century Ribbon Mills, Inc 1205, 1380. 2075Century Shares Trust 162, 846, 1021Certain-teed Products Corp 1712Chain Belt Co 663Chain & General Equities, Inc 162. 846,

1021, 2075Chain Store Investment Corp 833, 846Chain Store Real Estate Trust (Boston) 332Chain Store Stocks, Inc 497Champion Acceptance Corp 1722Champion Coated Paper Co 1021Chapman Ice Cream Co. of Calif 1021Charleston & Western Carolina 827. 1530Chartered Investors, Inc 846Chase (A. W.) Co., Ltd - 663Cherry-Burrell Corp 498Chesapeake Beach Ry 1371Chesapeake Corp 654Chesapeake & Ohio Ry_ _481, 1361. 2053, 2057Chesapeake & Potomac -Telephone Co.(W. Va.) 1373

chesebrough Mfg. Co. (Consol.) 1205Chester Water Service o 321, 326Chevrolet Motor Co 846. 1021, 1205, 1722Chicago Burlington & Quincy RR_ _155, 827, 1530Chicago City & Connecting Rys. Coll. Trust- 491Chicago City Ry 491Chicago Corp 332, 1021, 1890Chicago Daily News, Inc 162Chicago District Electric Generating Corp_ _ _1198Chicago & Eastern Illinois Ry-647, 654. 827, 1530Chicago Electric Mfg. Co 1021Chicago & Erie RR 828, 1530Chicago Great Western RR 489, 827, 1530Chicago Gulf Corp 1722Chicago & Illinois Midland Ry_ _149, 828, 1530Chicago Indianapolis & Louisville By.. - -149,

828, 1530Chicago Local Transportation Co 156Chicago Medical Arts Office Building 663Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul & Pacific RR.,

647, 828, 1530, 2064Chicago North Shore & Milwaukee RR.1012. 1883Chicago & North Western Ry_324, 648, 654,

828, 1010. 1197, 1368, 1530, 1542, 1716Chicago Pneumatic Tool Co 1872, 1890Chicago Railway Equipment Co 1205Chicago Railways Co 841Chicago Rapid Transit Co_ _156, 1198, 1717, 1883Chicago River & Indiana RR 828, 1530Chicago Rock Island & Gulf Ry_149, 828, 1530Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Co 1530Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Ry- -149, 320,

828, 1010, 1530, 1533. 1537, 1543Chicago St. Paul Minneapolis & Omaha Ry.,

648, 1361, 1371, 1530, 1543Chicago South Shore & South Bend RR-156, 1545Chicago Stadium Corp 664Chicago Surface Lines 1884Chicago Title & Trust Co 2075Chicago Towel Co 498, 846

California Ice & Cold Storage Co Page846

California Mutual Bldg. & Loan Assoc 663Calumet & Heels Consol. Copper Co_ _1535, 1554Cambria & Indiana RR 827, 1529Cambridge Court. Flushing, N.Y 497Camden Fire Insur. Assoc., Camden, N. J__ -1379Canada Bread Co., Ltd 1890Canada Cement Co., Ltd 161, 497Canada Dry Ginger Ale, Inc_ _331. 833, 846,

1006, 1020. 1554, 1890Canada Northern Power Corp 1535, 2066

1554

PageChicago Wilmington & Franklin Coal Co_ 846Chicago Yellow Cab Co 498Chickasha Cotton Oil Co 1535, 1554Childs Co 162, 498, 1191Chrysler Corp _162, 1205, 1541, 1554, 1722, 1890Cigar Stores Realty Holdings, Inc 498. 1205Cincinnati New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.,

831, 1532Cincinnati Street By.. _650, 657, 1872. 1884, 2066Cincinnati & Suburban Bell Telephone Co_ _1013Cincinnati Union Terminal Co_- -838, 1197, 2064Cities Service Co 482, 1884Cities Service Gas Co 156Cities Service Refining Co 1890C tizens Gas Co (of Indianapolis) 326City Gas & Electric Corp., Ltd_ _1198, 1373. 1545City Ice & Fuel Co 498. 2075City Investment Co. of Newark, N. J 664City of New York Insurance Co 498Clarion River Power Co 491Clark (D. L.) Co 1205Claude Neon Elec. Products Corp., Ltd 1891Cleveland Electric Illum. Co_ 1198, 1545. 1884Cleveland Graphite Bronze Co 162Cleveland Quarries Co 846Cleveland Rys 326, 1373, 1545Cleveland Tractor Co 162Cleveland Union Terminals Co 1881Clinchfield RR 149. 828. 1530Cluett Peabody & Co., Inc 837Coca-Cola Bottling Co., St. Louis 332Coca-Cola Co 1535, 1554, 1722, 2075Coca-Cola International Corp 1363. 1380Cockshutt Plow Co., Ltd 163Cohen (Dan) Co 2075Colgate-Palmolive-Peet Co 163. 1554, 1891Coliseum Theatre, N. Y City 846Collins & Aikman Corp 151. 163, 321, 332Colonade Construction Corp. (The) (Broad.moor) N. Y. City 1020

Colonial Beacon Oil Co. (Inc.) 1891Colonial Life Insur. Co. of America. 846Colorado Fuel & Iron Co 1380, 1722, 2075Colorado & Southern By 828. 1530Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc 1555Columbia Gas & Elec. Corp- -157. 1189,

1199. 1374 2083Columbia Pictures Corp332, 1006, 1022Columba By. & Electric Co 1374Columba River Longview Bridge Co 498Columbia River Paper Mills 1722Columbia Syndicate 1021Columbian Carbon Co 163. 498, 1879Columbus Auto Parts Co 120oColumbus Delaware &Marion Elec. Co 107, 1545Columbus & Greenville By 149. 828, 1530Columbus Ry. Power & Light Co 1884Commander-Larabee Corp 1205Commercial Credit Co., Bali. .846, 1191,

1380. 1891Commercial Investment Trust Corp- -498,

847, 1009, 1021. 1205. 1380. 1891Commereal Solvents Corp 833, 847Commonwealth Edison Co_841, 1199. 1545, 1717Commonwealth Insurance Corp., Ltd 163Commonwealth Life Insur. Co., Louisville,Ky 332

Commonwealth Light & Power Co_157, 326, 492Commonwealth & Southern Corp- -326. 651,

657, 1535. 1884Commonwealth Trust Shares 498Community Power & Light Co- -482, 1535, 2055Conemaugh & Black Lick 648, 1530, 2053Congoleum-Nairn Inc 1380Congress Hotel Co 1021Connecticut General Life Insurance Co 1555Connecticut Power Co 1013Consolidated Chemical Corp. (Del.) 163Consolidated Cigar Corp 1205Consolidated Coal Co. of St. Louis - 847Consolidated Coppermines Corp 1205, 1555Consolidated Dry Goods Co 1022, 1891Consolidated Electric & Gas Co 326Consolidated Film Industries, Inc 1555Consolidated Funds Corp498Consolidated Gas Co. of N. Y......326, 1363. 1366Consolidated Gas, Electric Light & PowerCo. of Baltimore -151, 157, 326, 657, 833,

841. 1013. 1717, 1884Consolidated Gas Utilities Co 492, 658, 1374Consolidated Investment Corp. of Canada_ -1205Consolidated Laundries Corp _1190. 1206, 1555Consolidated Mining & Smelting Co. of Can-ada, Ltd 163, 332, 847, 1206

Consolidated Oka Sand & Gravel Co.. Ltd.. 847Consolidated Public Utilities Co. (.Md.)_841, 1013Consolidated Railroads of Cuba 1706, 1716Consolidated Rock Products Co_ _332, 1022,

1380, 1722Consolidated Sand & Gravel, Ltd 847Consolidated Steel Corp., Ltd 1891Consolidated Utilities, Ltd 1374Consolidation Coal Co 498, 1022, 2075Consumers Credit Service, Inc 498, 1555Consumers Power Co 651. 1535Container Corp. of America 1723, 2075Continental Baking Corp 1193, 1891Continental Can Co., Inc 1723, 1891Continental Casualty Co 1555, 1722Continental Chicago Corp 332Continental Gas & -Electric Corp 1545Continental Insurance Co 664Continental Motors Corp 332, 1380Continental Oil Co. (Del.) 332. 1022Continental Paper & Bag Corp 847Continental Public Service Co 658Continental Securities Corp 664, 1722Continental Steel Corp 664Conway Co. (New Jersey) 1723Cooper-Bessemer Corp 664Cord Corp 847, 1206Corn Products Refining Co 1712

664Corno Mills CoCorporation Securities Co_ _847, 1206, 1555, 2075Cortland County (N. Y.) Traction Co 1545Coaden 011 Co 1206Coty, Inc 1723Country Club Manor of Los Angeles 1380County Gas Co. of Atlantic Highlands, N. J_1545Courtaulds, Ltd 1206Crane Co, Chicago 664. 2075Cream of Wheat Corp 651, 665Creamery Package Mfg. Co 498, 1022, 2075Credit Utility Banking Corp 2075Cresson Consol. Gold Mining & Milling Co 1891Crex Carpet Co 163Crocker Wheeler Electric Mfg. Co 1022, 1206Croft Brewing Co .2075Crosley Radio Corp 651. 665Crown Willamette Paper Co_ _-_1206, 1535, 1555Crown Zellerbach Corp 847, 1535, 1555Crucible Steel Co. of America 1008, 1380Crum & Forster, Inc 1891Cuba Co 163, 1706, 1723

PageCuba Northern By 1705, 1716Cuba RR. Co 1705, 1716Cuban American Sugar Co 498Cuban Cane Products Co., Inc 665Cuban Dominican Sugar Corp 164, 498Cuban Telephone Co 1718Cuneo Press, Inc 499Curtis Publishing Co 847. 1555Cushman's Sons, Inc 1006, 1022, 1891Cutler-Hammer, Inc 332

iNalry Corp. of America 332&fairy Corp of Canada 847. 1555Dairymen's League Co-operative Asso-

ciation, Inc 1555Dallas Gas Co 1884Dallas Power & Light Co 157Daniels & Fisher Stores Co 1022Dartmouth Mfg Co 1022, 1206Davega Stores Corp 847. 1380Davenport Hosiery Mills, Inc 1381, 1891David ,k Frere, Ltd 848Davidson Co 1891Davison Chemical Co 1206, 1381, 1556Davison Realty Co 499, 2075Dayton Rubber Mfg. Co 2075De Forest Radio Co 1556. 1723De Havilland Aircraft of Canada, Ltd 499De Long Hook & Eye Co 15.56Debenhams Securities, Ltd 164, 1891Decker (Alfred) & Cohn, Inc 498Deep Rock Oil Corp 1381. 1556, 1723Deere & Co 848, 1192, 1206Defiance Gas & Electric Co 492Delaware & Hudson Co 654, 1542Delaware & Hudson RR. Corp_ .648 655,

10910, 1530. 2064Delaware loPkawanna & Western RR_ _648,

655, 1371, 1530Dennison Mfg. Co 332Denton (E. C.) Stores Co 332Denver Orpheum Co 1723Denver & Rio Grande RR 149. 828Denver & Rio Grande Western RR- -831,

1530, 1533Denver & Salt Lake Ry 149, 828. 1530Denver Tramway Corp_ _658, 841, 1013,

1199, 1545Denver Union Stock Yards Co 1206,2075Deposited Insurance Shares 1723Detroit Bankers Co 1022Detroit City Service Co 665Detroit City Service Realty Co 665Detroit & Cleveland Navigation Co --- ____ _1022Detroit Edison Co_ _482, 484, 1190, 1199,

1718, 1872, 1884, 2066Detroit & Mackinac 828, 1530Detroit Street Rys 651. 1363, 2055Detroit Terminal RR 149. 828, 1530Detroit Toledo & Ironton RR- -648. 1361, 2053Detroit & Toledo Shore Line RR__149, 828,

1530, 2053Devoe & Reynolds Co., Inc • 1206Di Giorgio Fruit Corp 499Diamond Match Co 1556Diamond State Telephone Co 1013Discount Corp. of New Jersey 848Discount Corp. of New York 332Disher Steel Construction Co 665Distributors Group, Inc 848, 1206Dividend Shares, Inc 332, 848, 1022Doehler Die Castings Co 1556Dold (Jacob) Packing Co 848Dome Mines, Ltd__164, 482, 499, 1023, 1723Domestic Finance Corp 1723Dominion Bakeries, Ltd 665Dominion Steel & Coal Corp., Ltd 1556Dominion Stores, Ltd_ 332, 1022, 1556, 1723,1892Dominion Textile Co., Ltd 1207Dominion Woolens & Worsteds, Ltd 848Donner Steel Co., Inc 1892Dorset, N. Y. City 848Douglas (W. L.) Shoe Co 848Dow Drug Co 332. 849Drake Towers Building Corp 333Dresser (S. R.) Mfg. Co 1023Drug, Inc_ _333, 499, 665, 849, 1207, 1368.

1381, 1892, 2075Drug Shares, LtdDryden Paper Co., Ltd 164, 849Duff-Norton Mfg. Co 1381Duke Power Co 841, 1545, 1718Duke-Price Power Co., Ltd 1718Duluth & Iron Ram ge RR 1543Duluth Missabe & Northern By 828. 1530Duluth South Shore & Atlantic Ry_149, 828, 1705Duluth Winnipeg & Pacific By 828, 1530Dun & Bradstreet, Inc 1556, 1892Dun (R. G.) Corp 1556Duplan Silk Corp 151, 164Du Pont Cellophane Co., Inc 333, 1023Du Pont (E. I.) de Nemours & Co- -1"' 665' 834Du Pont Motors, Inc 1023Duquesne Light Co 151, 157, 1706, 1718Durham Duplex Razor Co 849Durham Hosiery Mills 1207

Eagle Fire Insurance Co. of New York 2075agle Indemnity Co. of New York 2076

Eagle-Picher Lead Co 1892Eagle-Picher Mining & Smelting Co 1892Eag e Warehouse& Storage Co 1892East Kootenay Power Co., Ltd_ _321, 1006. 1706East Prussian Power Co. (Ostpreussen werk

Aktiengesellschaft) 1013Eastern Air Transport, Inc 1207, 2076Eastern Cotton Oil Co 1381Eastern Cuba Sugar Corp 849Eastern Equities Corp 499. 849, 1381, 1556Eastern Gas & Fuel Associates 658,1374Eastern Malleable Iron Co 499Eastern Massachusetts Street By. Co_ _651.

658, 1363, 1718. 2055Eastern Michigan-Toledo RR 492Eastern Rolling Mill Co 1892Eastern States Power Corp 1374Eastern Steamship Lines, Inc_ ...151. _151, 1005. 1706Eastern Texas Electric Co. (Del.)_ _ _ _ _1545. 2067Eastern Utilities Associates_ _482. 1190, 1364,

2055, 2067Eastern Utilities Investing Corp 1546, 1884Eaton Mfg. Co 1893Eaton Paper Co 1893Edison Electric Illuminating Co. of Boston,

1546. 2067Edison Electric Illuminating Co. of Brockton-2067Edmonton Radial By 1363Edmonton Street Ry 2054Egry Hegister Co 49918 Gramercy Park South, N. Y 499El Dorado Oil Works 1893El Paso Electric Co. (Del.)- -321. 1006, 1363.

1546, 1706, 1873El Paso & Southern RR 155


INDEX [Vol,. 136-PART 1.

eFashion Park Associates, Inc Fay (J. A.) & E_gan Co Federal Gas & Fuel Co Federal Insurance Co. (N. J.) Federal Knitting Mills Co Federal Light & Traction Co-157, 1374,

1546, 1718, 2067Federal Mining & Smelting Co 1707, 1724Federal Theatres Co 333, 1381Federal Water Service Corp- -482. 492, 841, 1714Fehr (Frank) Brewing Co 1724, 1893Felin (John J.) & Co., Inc333Ferro Enamel Corp

Erie System Erupcion Mining Co Esmond Mills Eureka Pipe Line CoEureka Vacuum Cleaner Co 1207European Mortgage & Investment Corp.,

1723, 2076Everlastik, Inc 1723Excess Insurance Co. of America 1893Exchange Buffet Corp-333, 1023, 1535. 1556, 1724Exeter Oil Co., Ltd 1873, 1893

F:%11.31:tgs co 3331873, 1893

Fall River Gas Works Co_-483, 1190, 1364, 2056Falstaff Brewing Corp 2076Family Loan Society, Inc., N. Y 1893

BFarley Harvey Co.. oston 1381, 1556Farm & Home Savings & Loan Association,

2076155633317181893165

PageElder Mfg. Co 2076Electric Auto-Lite Co__499, 665,1207, 1381,

1723, 1893Electric Bond & Share Co 485, 492Electric Controller & Mfg. Co 1556Electric Light & Power Co. of Abington &

Rockland 2067Electric Power Associates 333Electric Power & Light Corp 482, 492, 1374Electric Railway Equipment Securities Corp.. 1723Electric Railway Lines 492Electric Shareholdings Corp 499, 665Electric Storage Battery Co 849Electrical Products Corp. of Washington-151. 164Elgin Joliet & Eastern Ry 828, 1530Elizabeth (N. J.) Brewing Corp 2076Ely & Walker Dry Goods Co 333Empire Bond & Mortgage Corp 849Empire State Insurance Co 2076Empire Title & Guarantee Co 666Employers Group Associates, Boston 1893Employers Reinsurance Corp 1207Endicott-Johnson Corp 164Engineers Public Service Co--157, 1006,

1014, 1546, 1706Equitable Life & Casualty Co., Inc 2076Equitable Office Building Corp-151, 164,

651, 666, 833, 849, 1381. 2076Equity Corp 164, 1207, 2076Erie & Kalamazoo RR 655Erie RR-_828, 832, 839, 1010, 3171. 1530,

1533. 1543, 1876828, 1530

1381666, 849

666

165, 666, 2076Ferry Cap &Set Screw Co 1023Flat (Turin, Italy) 1207Fidel ASSOC. of New York, Inc 333, 1556Fidelity Bankers Trust Co 1556Fidelity Bond & Mortgage Co 1381Fidelity & Casualty Co. of New York-666,

849. 1023Fidelity & Deposit Co. of Md__-_499, 1023. 1207Fidelity Fund, Inc 164, 666, 1023, 1724Fidelity Phenix Fire Insurance Co 666Fidelity Title & Mortgage Guaranty Co.,Ridgewood. N. 666

Fidelity Union Title & Mortgage Co 333Field (Marshall) & CoFifth Avenue Bus Securities Corp

165, 15571884

Fifth Avenue Coach Co 492Finance Co. of America at Belt 1023Finance Co of Pa 499, 2076Finance Service Co 849Financial Investing Co. of New York, Ltd..

849, 1207Financial Shares Corp 1381Fink (A.) & Sons, Inc 499Fire Association of Phila 1207Firemans Fund Indemnity Co 1724Firemans Fund Insurance Co 1724Firestone Tire & Rubber Co 499First American Fire Insurance Co 666First Bank Stock Corp 499, 2076First Chrold Corp 1023, 1707, 1724First Commonstocks Corp 499, 1023First Custodian Shares Corp 1207First Nat. Stores, inc. _499, 1207, 1535,1557.2076First Reinsurance Co. of Hartford 1894Fishman (M. H.) & Co., Inc 165, 1024Fisk Rubber Co 849, 1207, 1557Fitchburg & Leominster Street Ry. Co. .651, 658Fitz-Simmons & Connell Dredge & DockCompany 1024

514 West End Avenue Apartment Bldg.,N Y i1024

570-7th Avenue Corp., N. Y. City 12075200 Sheridan Road Building Corp 500Flatiron Building Corp 1724Flintkote Co 333Florida East Coast Ry 828. 1530Florsheirn Shoe Co 165, 2076Follansbee Brothers Co 333Foltis-Flscher, Inc 1724, 2076Fonda Johnstown & Gloversville RR_ _832,

839, 1371, 1705, 2054Foote-Burt CoFord Motor Co., Belgium 1381Ford Motor Co. Detroit 1207Foreign Power Securities Corp., Ltd 1013Formica Insulation Co 1381Fort Dodge Des Moines & Southern RR. Co-1197Fort Smith & Western RR 149, 828. 1530Fort Worth & Denver City Ry 828, 1530Fort Worth & Rio Grande Ry 830, 153149 West 37th Street Corp , N Y 189449 West 37th Street Realty Co., Inc- --I207, 1894Forum Publishing Co 1381Foster-Wheeler Corp 1557, 1894, 2076Fostoria Pressed Steel Corp 1024, 2076Foundation Trust Shares 500Four Wheel Drive Auto Co 1381Fourth National Investors Corp 165Fox-Columbus Corp. (Del.) ________ -- - - _ _ -1557Fox Film Corp 666, 1724, 2077Fox Metropolitan Playhouses, Inc 333Fox New England Theatres, Inc-_666, 1208, 1381Fox Theatres Corp 333, 1208Fox West Coast Theatres Corp 1557Framerican Industrial Devel. Corp- - - -166, 1208Franklin Fire Insurance Co 2076Franklin Plan Co., Inc 1382Fraser Cos., Ltd 1382Freeman Corp 166Freeport Texas Co .666, 836. 849. 1208, 1382

Gulf Oil CorpGulf Power Co 322: 1006, 1873Gulf & Ship Island RR 829, 1530Gulf States Creosoting Co 501Gulf States Steel Co 483, 501, 1726Gulf States Utilities Co__321, 1006, 1364,

1546, 1707, 1873Gurd (Charles) & Co 1726Gurney Elevator Co 501Gurney Foundry Co., Ltd 501

Hackensack Water Co 157, 326, 1374allfax Power & Pulp Co., Ltd 651, 667

Hall (C. M.) Lamp Co 1383Hall (W. F.) Printing Co 667Haloid Co 1383Hamill (Thomas H.) & R. G Hall, Inc.(Alta Plaza Apartments) 329

PageFullaytar Realty Co. (Professional Office

Building) 860Fuller (George A.) 166, 500, 2076Fulton Towers Apartments (East Orange,N. J.) 850

Fundamental Investors, Inc 500

Galland Mercantile Laundry Co 1024alveston Electric Co 321, 1364, 2056

Galveston-Houston Electric By. Co- -321,1364, 2056

Galveston Houston & Henderson RR_1371,1543, 1881

Galveston Wharf 828, 1371, 1530,2053Gamewell Co 2056, 2077Garment Center Capitol, Inc 1382Gas Securities Co., N. Y 157, 1014, 1546Gates Circle Apartments, Buffalo, N. Y 850Gatineau Power Co 157, 492Gaylord Hotel, San Francisco 500G. B. (Theatres) Corp 1894Gemmer 1382General Air 8onditioning

C Co., Inc 1724

General American Investors o., Inc _____ 154General American Tank Car Corp_ _500, 1557,

1894, 2077General Aviation Corp 2077General Baking Co 667, 850, 1382General Bronze Corp 1724General Cable Corp 1557, 1724, 1894General Candy Corp 1024General Capital 667, 1724, 2077General Cigar Co., Tic 850. 1208General Electric Co- -333, 500, 1557, 1894, 2077General Electric Co., Ltd 1558. 2077General Fireproofing Co 1024General Foods Corp 166, 850, 2057General Gas & Electric Corp 1870, 1884General Investors Trust 667General Motors Acceptance Corp 1708General Motors Corp _333, 500, 851, 1024,

1558, 1708, 1894General Outdoor Advertising Co 1382General Paint Corp 1558General Printing Ink Corp 1382. 1725, 2077General Public Service Corp 486General Railway Signal Co 667. 850General Realty & Utilities Corp 1558General Refractories Co-667, 851, 1208, 1558,

1725. 2077General Reinsurance Corp 1894General Steel Castings Corp 1725General Steel Wares, Ltd 1725General Stockyards Corp 1894General Telephone & Electric Corp 1199General Theatres Equipment, Inc 334, 1894General Tire & Rubber Co 667, 1725General Water Works & Electric Corp-1014, 2068Georgia & Florida RE. .828, 832, 1530. 1533. 1881Georgia Home Insurance Co 1894Georgia Hotel Co. (Vancouver) 1025Georgia Power Co 157, 651. 1535Georgia RR 149, 828, 1530Georgia Southern & Florida Ry- _150, 831, 1532Georgian, Inc 1208, 1725Giant Portland Cement Co 1025Gibson Art Co 1894Gillette Safety Razor Co_ _166, 1025. 1383. 1558Gillican Co., Inc 334Gimbel Bros , Inc 1383, 1558Girard Life Insurance Co 1025Glen Alden Coal Co 1208Glidden Co., Cleveland 166Globe Grain & Milling Co 834, 851Globe Underwriters Exchange, Inc 667, 2077Gobel (Adolf), Inc 1535, 1558, 1894Gold Dust Corp 1558Goldblatt Bros., Inc 334, 1383Golden Center Mines, Inc 851. 1558Goldman Sachs Trading Corp_500, 652,

1208, 1894Goldman Stores Corp _ 166Goodrich (B. F.) Co 166. 1209, 1539, 2077Goodyear Fabric Corp 1559Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., Akron, 0.,

1209, 1383, 1559Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. of Canada,Ltd 166, 1383. 1559, 1725

Gorham Mfg. Co 851Gotham Silk Hosiery Co., Inc 1209Graham-Paige Motors Corp 1559Grand Trunk R of Canada 655Grand Trunk Western Ry 828, 1530Grand Union Co 334, 851, 1383, 1894Granite City Steel Co 2077Grant (W. T.) Co. (Del.)-166, 334, 1025,

1559, 1726, 2077Granville Electric dc Gas Co 326Grasselli Chemical Co 1383Gray Telephone Pay Station Co 2078Graybar Electric Co 667Graymur Corp 166, 500, 667. 2078Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co-334, 851,

1025, 1725Great Lakes Paper Co., Ltd 334Great Northern Paper Co 1025, 1209Great Northern Ry__ 648, 829, 1197, 1530,

1543, 1716, 2064Greater City Surety & Indemnity Corp_ _800, 851Green Bay (Wis.) Gas & Electric Co_ _1718Green Bay & Western RR_829, 1011, 1530, 1543Green (H. L.) Chain Stores, Inc 851Greenfield Tap & Die Corp 1559Greenwich (Conn.) Lodge Apartment Bldg 667Grief Bros. Cooperage Corp_500, 1873, 1895, 2077Greist Mfg. Co 1559Grier (S. M.) Stores, Inc., N. Y. City_ -1726Grigsby-Grunow Co 501, 1559, 1895Gruen Watch Co 1726Guanajuato Power & Electric Co 157Guarantee Co. of North America- _1025,2078Guarantee Title Co (of Ohio) 1726Gude Winmill Trading Corp 501Gulf Coast Lines 649, 1872Gulf Colorado & Santa Fe Ry 827, 1529Gulf Mobile & Northern RR_ _829, 1371,

1530, 1881, 2064

Harris-Seybold-Potter CoHart-Carter Co 668Hart. Schaffner & Marx 668Hartford Electric Light Co 1014Hartford Fire Insurance Co 1383Hartford Gas Co 841Hat Corp. of America 322, 334Hatfield-Campbell Creek Coal Co 1559Hathaway Bakeries, Inc 1383Haverhill Gas Light Co_48:3, 1190, 1364, 2056Hayes Body Corp 1383Hazel-Atlas Glass Co 1560Hecla Mining Co 1895Heine Boller Co 852Helme (Geo. W.) Co., Inc 1895Herbrand Co 334Hercules Powder Co., Inc 668. 852Hershey Chocolate Corp 1895Heywood-Wakefield Co 668,1384Hibbard, Spencer, Bartlett & Co 668Highland Spring Brewing Co 1560Hobart Mfg. Co 1726, 2078Hoe (R.) & Co., Inc 334, 501, 383, 1560Holland Furnace Co 1535 1560Hollander (A.) & Sons, Inc 852, 1025. 1384Hollinger Consolidated Gold Mines, Ltd_ ___ 852Holly Development Co 483, 501Holophane Co., Inc 2078Holt, Renfrew & Co., Ltd 2078Home Fire & Marine Insurance Co 1726Home Insurance Co 167. 1209Home Title Insurance Co 334Homestake Mining Co 1895Homestead Fire Insurance Co 2078Honolulu 011 Corp., Ltd 1895Honolulu Rapid Transit Co., Ltd-651,

1364, 1884, 2056Hope Engineering Co 1025, 1384Horn & I4ardart Baking Co 1726Hoskins Mfg. Co 1384Hotel Knickerbocker, Atlantic City, N. J 334Hotel Pierre, Inc 334, 501, 668, 852Houck (0. K.) Piano Co 1560Household Finance Corp___501, 1025, 1384. 2078Houston Electric Co 322, 1364, 2056Houston 011 Co. of Texas 1726Houston & Texas Central RR__ _-- 1371Howe Sound Co 651, 668, 1726, 2078Howes Bros. Co 501Hudson & Manhattan RR_ _651, 839, 1364,

1543, 2056Hudson Motor Car Co 1026. 1209, 2078Hudson River Day Line 335, 852Humble Oil & Refining Co 1384Hunter Mfg. & Commission Co-_ __335, 668. 852Hunts,' 1560Hupp Motor Car Corp 1726Huron & Erie Mortgage Corp 1560, 1895Hussman Ligonier Co 1209Hutcheson Arms Apartments, St. LOUIS 1026Huyler's of Delaware, Inc 1727Hygrade Food Products Corp 335, 1025

T deal Cement Co 1895Illinois Bell Telephone Co 322, 1006, 1014Illinois Brick Co 1026Illinois Central RR 829, 1530. 1543Illinois Central System 829, 1530Illinois Electric Power Co 1884Illinois Life insurance Co-- -.502, 852, 1560, 2078Illinois Power Co 322, 1006, 1873, 1884Illinois Power & Light Corp 1884Illinois Terminal Co 829, 1530Illinois Water Service Co 322, 327Illuminating & Power Securities Corp 669Imperial 011 Co., Ltd 167Imperial Tobacco Co. of Canada, Ltd- _167,

1384, 1895Imperial Tobacco Co. of Great Britain & Ire-land, Ltd 1727, 1896

Importers & Exporters insurance Co. of NewYork 1384

Income Leasehold Co 167Incorporated Investors 483. 502. 1896, 2078Indemnity Insurance Co. of North America-1896Independent Pneumatic Tool Co 2078India Tire & Rubber Co__ _ _ 502, 1384, 1560,2078Indian Motocycle Co 1026, 1384, 2078Indiana Harbor Belt RR- -830, 1531, 1533,

1543, 1872Indiana Hydro-Electric Power Co 1546

CoIndiana Limestone 335, 1026Indiana Limestone Corp 35Indiana Pipe Line Co 1026, 2078Indiana RR 157Indiana Service Corp 157, 1718Indianapolis Union Ry 1011Indianapolis Water Co 841Industrial Acceptance Corp., Ltd 1896Industrial Cotton Mills Co., Inc., of Rock

Hill, S. C 2079Industrial & Power Securities Co-669, 833, 852Industrial Rayon Corp- -322. 335, 669, 1727, 1896Ingersoll Rand Co 669Inland States Service Co 327Inland Steel Co 834, 853, 2079instalment Loan & Investment Co. of Kan-sas City, Kan 335

Iru3ull Utility Investments, Inc_502, 669,853, 1026. 1209, 1727, 1896, 2079

Insurance Co. of North America 1896Insurance Equities Corp 335Insurance Securities Co., Inc 1026Insuranshares Certificates, Inc 1896Insuranshares Corp. of Del 167, 502. 1560Insuranshares & eneral Management Co__ 167Inter borough Rapid Transit Co_ - -157, 322,

658, 841, 1190, 1718. 1873, 1884, 2068Intercontinental Rubber Co 2079Interlake Iron Corp 1006, 1026International Business Machines Corp 1860International Button-Hole Sewing MachineCo 1896

International Carriers, Ltd.. ..853, 1209. 1896International Great Northern Ry-648, 829,

1371, 1530, 1716International Harvester Corp-1209, 1542,

1727, 1896International Hydro-Electric System- .A93, 2068International Life Insurance Co 669, 1727International Match Corp_ _167, 502, 669,

1026. 1384, 1727, 1896, 2079International Nickel Co. of Canada, Ltd.

1384, 1873, 1878, 1896International Proprietaries, Ltd 1384International By. Co 841International Rys. of Central America_ _832, 1533International Re-Insurance Corp 2079International Safety Razor Corp 1727

PageHamilton Woolen Co 501. 667, 1025Hancock Oil Co. of Callf_651, 668. 833, 851. 1025Hanna (M. A.) Co 501, 1383, 1726Harbison-Walker Refractories Co 1559, 2078Harmonla Fire Insur. Co., Buffalo, N. Y.,

852, 2078



PageInternational Salt Co 1210International Securities Corp. of America.-- 669International Shares Corp 1026International Shoe Co 153, 167, 335, 1560International Silver Co 1210. 1727International Telephone & Telegraph Corp.2062, 2068International Utilities Corp 1384Inter-Ocean Reinsurance Co 1027Interstate Bakeries Corp 853Interstate Department Stores, Inc. 335, 1027,2079Interstate Equities Corp 167. 483, 582Interstate Hosiery Mills, Inc---167, 689,1027, 1384, 1727Interstate Power Co. (.Del.) 158

e ortYpe Corp 1560, 2079

Investment Co. of America 1560, 1727Investment Corp. of Piffle, 853Investment Foundation, Ltd 167, 1896Investors Trustee Foundation of United

States, Inc 1560Iowa Electric Light & Power Co 2068Iowa-Illinois Telephone Co_ 1885Iowa Public Service Co 2068Iron City Sand & Gravel Co 167Iron Fireman Mfg. Co 1210Iron Steamboat Co. of N. J 669. 853Irving Air Chute Co.. Inc 1027Island Creek Coal Co 503, 1210, 1896Island Refining Co 1384Italian Superpower Corp 493Italo Petroleum Corp. of America 503

Tackson & Curtis Securities Corpcr acksonville Traction Co Jaeger Machine Co Jamaica Public Service, Ltd 483, 1190. 2056Jamaica Water Supply Co 158. 842Jams Investment Corp 1581Jenkins Television Corp 853. 1210Jewel Tea Co., Inc_ _503. 669, 1027. 1384, 1896Johns-Manville Corp 1561Johnson (Mead) & Co 2079Johnson Motor Co 503Jones Estate Corporation (Squibb Build-1 1027. 1038

Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp 651. 689, 1727Julian & Kokenge Co 167

L.P' abler Shoe Co 1581Pa ankakee & Seneca RR 1543, 1881Kansas Bankers Surety Co 1561Kansas City Power & Light Co 1875, 1914Kansas City Public Service Co 1885Kansas City Southern By. Co__481. 489. 829,

1011, 1362. 1530. 2054Kansas City Southern System__481, 829,1381, 1530. 2053Kansas Oklahoma & Gulf By 149. 829, 1530Kansas State Telephone Co

Kayser annul Co 483, 503. 1210

Kellogg (Spencer) & Bons 1873. 1896Kellogg Switchboard & Supply Co 1727Kelly-Springfield Tire Co 1539, 1898Kelsey Hayes Wheel Co 503, 1210Kelsey Hayes Wheel Corp 503. 670, 1027Kelvinator of Canada. Ltd 1727Kelvinator Corp 483. 503, 2079Kemper-Thomas Co 1384Kennecott Copper Corp 1027Kentucky Home Life Insurance Co 503, 853Kew Gardena (N. Y.) Terrace Apartment

Bldg 335, 853Key West Electric C0-322, 1006, 1364,1547, 1707, 1873Keystone Cold Storage Co 1727Keystone Custodian Funds. Inc_167, 1384,1561, 1896Keystone Telephone Co. of Phila 658Keystone Watch Case Corp 335, 854Kings County Lighting Co 158, 842. 1374Kinney (G. R.) Co., Inc Klein D. Emil) Co., Inc Klein Henry) & Co., Inc

2079670503

Kleinert (I. B..) Rubber Co (N. Y.) 853Knight-Campbell Music Co 2079Kobacker Stores, Inc 1384Koppers Coal Co 1384Koppers Coal & Transportation Co- -.1384, 1581Kresge (S.S.)Co_335, 503, 1027, 1210, 1581, 1727Kress (S. H.) & Co_ _336. 670, 853, 1027. 17271Creuger dr Toll Co_ _167, 336, 670, 854, 1028,

1384. 1564, 1728Kroehler Mfg. Co 336Kroger Grocery & Baking Co_ _167, 503. 854,

1028, 1193, 1561, 1728Kuppenheimer (B.) & Co., Inc 154

T ackawanna Brewing Co 503Laclede Gas Light Co 1375Lake Erie Power & Light Co 658Lake St. Jonn Power & Paper Co., Ltd 1561Lake Shore Electric By 842Lake Superior & Ishpeming RR.--150, 829, 1705Lake Terminal RR 150, 648, 1530Lakey Foundry & Machine Co 503Lambert Co 1385Landers, Frary & Clark 2079Landreth Bldg. Corp., St. Louis 854Lane Bryant, Inc-336. 834. 854, 1028, 1728Langton Monotype Machine Co 1028LaSalle Extension University, Chicago-1385. 2079LaSalle-Wacker Building Corp 168, 503Lautaro Nitrate Co., Ltd 336Lawrence Portland Cement Co 1210Lawton Mills Corp 503Lawyers Mortgage Co 336, 1728, 2080Lawyers Mortgage Investment Corp 1896Lawyers Title & Guaranty Co 336, 1728Leaders of Industry Shares 670Leath & Co 2080Lee Rubber & Tire Corp 154, 670Lefcourt Empire Bldg., N. Y. City 1028Letcourt Realty Corp 1581Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co 670, 1385Lehigh & Hudson River R 150, 829, 1530Lehigh & New England R —150, 648, 1372, 1530Lehigh Portland Cement Co 1028, 1562Lehigh Telephone Co 158, 1374Lehigh Valley Coal Co 151. 188. 336, 1561Lehigh Valley Coal Corp_ ___________ _ _ - _ - _1385Lehigh Valley RR_ _155, 648, 655, 1197, 1361,

1530, 2054Lehman Corp 152, 168Lehn & Fink Products Co 2079Lerner Stores Corp 503. 1210Lessings, Inc 2080Leverich Realty Corp 336Lexington-32nd Street Corp 854Lexington Utilities Co 1718. 1885Lexington Water Power Co.... _ 152. 158, 842,

1014, 1548Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co 1562

8534831027

Karstadt (Rudolph) Inc 853

Keith (George .) Co 335

PageLibby, McNeill & Libby 503Liberty National Life Insurance Co 2080Liggett (Louis K.) Co-503, 670. 854. 1385. 1728Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co-336, 504. 670, 1896Lima Locomotive Works, Inc 1028Lincoln National Life Insurance Co. __854, 2080Lincoln Printing Co 1210Lincoln Reserve Life Insurance Co 504Lincoln Telephone Securities Co 493Lincoln Telephone & Telegraph Co 658Lindsay Light Co 854Link Belt Co 1386Lippincott & Co 1582Liquid Carbonic Corp 1364, 1386Lit Brothers, Philadelphia 1386Little (A. E.) Co 1210Lloyd & Casler, Inc. (Textile Center Bldg.).Los Angeles 1728

Loblaw Groceterias Co., Ltd. .152, 168, 834,854, 1707, 1896

Lock Joint Pipe Co 670Lock Nut Corp. of America 1896Locust Arms Apartment Building, New

Rochelle, N. Y 168Loew's, Inc 1006, 1028. 1386, 1535, 1562Loew's Ohio Theatres, Inc 1210Loft, Inc 336Logan Gear Co 1728London Tin Corp., Ltd 670, 1386Lone Star Gas Corp 1200, 1718Long Bell Lumber Corp 2080Long Island RR 830, 1531Loose Wiles Biscuit Co 1728Lord Baltimore Hotel Co 1386Lorillard (P.) Co 1211. 1896Los Angeles Biltmore Co 336Los Angeles Gas & Electric Corp 1374Los Angeles Investment Co 1028Los Angeles & Salt Lake RR 150, 829, 1532Loudon Packing Co 1898Louisiana & Arkansas Ry_ _ _ _150, 155, 829, 1531Louisiana Arkansas & Texas Ry-655, 829, 1531Louisiana Ice & Utilities, Inc 327Louisiana Southern By 1372Louisiana Steam Generating Corp- ---1006,

1014. 1547, 1707Louisville Gas & Electric Co. (Del.)--152.

158. 1707. 1719Louisville & Nashville RR._829, 1531, 1543, 1881Louisville By 1719Lowell (Mass.) Gas Light Co 327Luce Furniture Shops 1728Ludlum Steel Co 1728Lukens Steel Co 336, 1212, 1728Lumbermen's Mutual Casualty Co. of cni__1897Lunkenheimer Co 504, 1028Lycoming Mfg. Co 1562Lynch Corp 168.336

ltsabbett (George) & Sons Co 168IVI-A-C Plan of Hartford, Inc _ -1029, 1729Mack Trucks, Inc1386, 1562, 1897, 2080MacKinnon Steel Corp., Ltd 670Magma Copper Co 1897Mahoning Coal RR 1533, 1543Maine Central RR-648, 650, 1531, 1533, 2051Majestic Hotel Corp 1563Major Shares Corp 168Malden & Melrose Gas Light Co 1200Mallinson (H. R.) & Co., Inc 2080Manchester Electric Co 1014Manhattan (Elevated) By 842, 2068Manhattan Shirt Co 168, 504Manhattan Storage & Warehouse Co 2080Manila Electric RR. & Lighting Co 1547Manischewitz •(B.) & Co 1897Manitoba Power Co., Ltd 483, 1873Mansfield Apartments, Chicago, Ill 504Manufacturers Finance Co 1029Mapes Consolidated Mfg. Co_ --.1563, 1729,

1897, 2080Marblehead Land Co 1729Marblehead Lime Co 337Merchant Calculating Machine Co 1729Marconi International Marine Communica-

tion Co.. Ltd 1719Margay 011 Corp 1563Marine Midland Corp 855Marion Steam Shovel Co 1386Mark Twain Hotel, Inc., St. Louis 855Market Street By. Co- - -651. 658, 1364,

1374, 1538, 2056. 2068Marlin-Rockwell Corp_ _ _ _1386, 1563. 1897. 2081Marmon Motor Car Co 1006, 1029Martha Washington Candies Co 1029Maryland Casualty Co 504Maryland Insurance Co. of America 671Massachusetts Bonding & Insurance Co 1563Massachusetts Investors Trust. .168, 337,

1029, 1897Massey, Harris Co., Ltd 1729Mathieson Alkali Works, Inc 1212May Hosiery Mills, Inc 1386Mayflower Associates. Inc 855McCall Corp 1029McCrory Stores Corp.. _337, 504. 670, 854.

1028, 1212McGraw-Hill Publishing Co., Inc 1212McIntyre Porcupine Mines, Ltd_ _337, 483, 504McKeesport Tin Plate Co 1583McKesson & Robbins, Inc 1729, 2081McLellan Stores Co— 168, 337, 504. 854, 1029McLouglin Textile Corp 855McQuay-Norris Mfg Co 671Melchers Distillers, Ltd 1029Melville Shoe Corp_ __- 337. 1212. 1563, 1729Memphis Natural Gas Co 158, 842. 1015Menominee Sugar Co 1386Mercantile Acceptance Corp. of Calif 1029Mercantile Stores Co., Inc 1029Merchants Fire Assurance Corp. of N. Y. -1563Merchants Refrigerating Co 1386Mercury Insurance Co., St. Paul, Minn 1212Meridian & Bigbee River RR 655, 839Mesta Machine Co 1386Metal & Mining Shares, Inc 1029Meteor Motor Car Co 1212Metro-Goldwyn Pictures Corp. 1190. 1212, 2081Metropolitan Edison Corp 658Metropolitan Fire Insurance Co 1897Metropolitan Paving Brick Co 1897Metropolitan Utilities, Inc 327Mexican Light & Power Co 152, 1536Mezico Tramways Co 152, 1200, 1536Miami Bridge Co 1729Michigan-Bell Telephone Co 1200, 1375Michigan Central RR 1716Michigan Public Service Co 1885Mickelberry's Food Products Co 505.2081Mid-Continent Finance Corp 1386Mid Continent Life Insurance Co 855Middle Fork RR 1372Middle West Util. Co-159, 327, 493. 858, 1547Middlesex & Boston Street By. Co_ _--1006, 1015Midland Properties, Inc 671

PaeMidland Steel Products Co 1386, 1730, 1897Midland United Co 158. 1719. 1879

Midland Utilities Co 1885Midland Valley RR 150. 829. 1531

Midvale Co 1386. 1563

Midwesco Theatres, Inc 1563. 1730

Midwest Oil Co 505Midwest Refining Co 671, 1212

Miller (Loren) & Co 1897Miller & Hart, Inc 505Miller & Lux, Inc Mills & Sons. Chicago Milwaukee Terminal Co Minneamis Gas Light CoMinneapolis-Honeywell Regulator Co..

1030 1730, 1897. 2081

Minneapolis Moline Power Implement Co— -1897Minneapolis & St. L01118 RR-- 8, 655.1011,

1531, 1543

Minneapolis St. Paul & S. S. Marie By. 929.1197. 1372, 1531. 1534, 2064

Minnesota Amusement Co 855Minnesota Mining & Mfg. Co 1897. 2881Minnesota Western RR 855, 1197Mississippi Central RR 150, 829, 1531Mississippi Glass Co 505Mississippi Power Co 322. 1006 1873Mississippi River Power Co 842Mississippi Valley Utilities Corp_1015, 1719. 2068Mississippi Valley Utilities Investment Co...1212Missouri Illinois RR 150. 829. 1531Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line Co 1030. 1564Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR_ _150, 648. 649.

829. 1531, 1533. 2059, 2064Missouri & North Arkansas RR__ _150. 829. 1531Missouri Pacific RR_ _155, 648. 655. 829. 839.

1197. 1372. 1531, 1543, 1716. 1881. 2064Missouri State Life Insurance Co__337, 505, 1030Missouri Theatre Building, St. Louis_ _____- - 505Mobile & Ohio RR 324, 489, 829, 1197. 1531Modine Mfg. Co 1212Mohawk Carpet Mills, Inc 1030, 1212. 1730Mohawk Investment Corp 1386. 1563Mohawk Mining Co 855, 1564Mohawk Rubber Co 1564Mohawk Valley Co 1885

Ltd 855. 1386. 1730Monarch Mtge. & Investment, Ltd 671Monmouth Title & Mortgage Guaranty Co- - 856Monongahela By 150.829, 1531. 1716

Monongahela Connecting By 648, 1531Monsanto Chemical Works 1730. 1897. 2081

Montague Court Office Bldg., Bklyn., N.Y.. .1030

Montague Rod & Reel Co 1387Montana Power Co 328Montauk Beach Development Corp 1030Montgomery Ward & Co_--337, 1030, 1387. 1730Montour RR 481, 1189

Montreal Cottons, Ltd 1212Montreal Light, Heat & Power Consolidated-1015Montreal Loan & Mortgage Co 1030, 1213

Montreal London & General Investors, Ltd. .1213

Moody's Investors' Service, N. Y. City 505Moore (William R.) Dry Goods Co_ ___1387. 1564Morgan Properties Co 1213

Morgan's Louisiana & Texas RR. & SS. Co.-1544Morris (Philip) Consolidated Inc 337. 1730

Morris Plan Corp. of America 671Morris Plan Co. of New York 168. 505, 2081Mortgage Building & Loan Assn., Phlla 1387

Mortgage Guarantee Co. of Balt.1387, 1730. 2081Mortgage Insurance Corp 856, 1730

Motor Bankers Corp 671Motor Transit Co 2058

Motor Wheel Corp 1564. 1730. 2081Motorstoker Corp 671Mount Hood RR 655

Mountain States Power Co 2068

Mountain States Telep. & Teleg. Co 1888M. & T. Sectuities Co 671Mueller Brass Co 337Mullins Mfg. Co 2081Muncie Gear Co 337Mundus Brewing Co. (Michigan) 337

Municipal Service Co., Philadelphia 493

Municipal Service Corp 671. 1564. 1898

Munsingwear, Inc 168. 1387. 1564

Murphy (G. C.) Co 337, 1030, 1730

Mutual Depositor Corp 856

Myers (F. E.) & Bros. Co-505, 1030. 1536.1564. 1730. 1898

Mystic Steamship Co 1387

Mash (A.) Co., Inc 2081

'lash Motors Co 337, 856. 1730

Nashawena Mills 337

Nashua Mfg. Co 168. 671

Nashville Chattanooga & St. Louis Ry.829. 1531

Nashville Terminal Co 2064

National Acme Co 1564. 2081

National Aviation Corp 1213

National Belles Hess, Inc_ _834, 857, 1387, 1564

National Biscuit Co_ _ _652, 671. 1030, 1898

National Candy Co 1387, 1731

National Cash Register Co-168, 337, 1030, 1898

National Casualty Co 1584

National Commercial Title & Guaranty Co-1564

National Container Corp 857

National Dairy Products Corp 1731,2081

National Department Stores, Inc -168.337, 1030, 1387, 2081

National Distillers Products Corp 1898, 2082

National Electric Power Co 328, 842, 1015

National Enameling & Stamping Co 2082

National Fireproofing Corp 1565

National Gas & Electric Corp 328

National Investment Shares, Inc 1731

National Investors Corp 168, 1731National Lead Co 856, 1387, 1731National Leather Co 1564National Liberty Insurance Co 1030National Licorice Co 671National Life & Accident Insurance Co 1565National Lock Washer Co 1030National Oil Products Co 1898National Power 6c Light Co 483, 493National Public Service Corp 328National Pumps Corp 1030National Rys. of Moder, 320, 490, 1706National Refining Co 1565, 1898National Republic Investment Trust 1031National Screen Service Corp 1898National Security Fire Insurance Co 1898National Service Cos 337National Sewer Pipe Co., Ltd 1898National Steel Car Corp., Ltd 1731National Steel Corp 834, 857, 1898National Sugar Refining Co. of N. J______1731National Supply Co 1731. 1898National Tea Co__ _ -505, 857, 1031, 1585, 1731National Thrift Corp. of America .867 1899National Toll Bridge Co 505National Transit Co 1565National Union Fire Insurance Co 2081National Weaving Co., In.__., 671

1029, 18975051897

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3CKVI INDEX [VOL. 136-PART 1.PageNaumkeag Steam Cotton Co 505Neisner Bros., Inc_ _337, 671, 1031, 1731. 2082Neptune Meter Co 672Nevada-California Electric Corp 1190, 1707Nevada Consolidated Copper Co-1031, 1190, 1213Nevada Northern By 150, 829, 1531New Amsterdam Apartments, Wash.,D. C 1565New Amsterdam Casualty Co 505,18557New Bedford Cordage Co 56

New Bedford (Mass.) Investors Trust 1387New Brunswick Fire Insurance Co 857New Brunswick Telephone Co., Ltd 1375New England Coal & Coke Co 1387New England Equity Corp 672, 1031New England Tel. & Tel. Co 1009, 1375New Haven Clock Co 857New Haven Water Co 1200New Jefferson Hotel Co 671. 1387, 2082New Jersey Bell Telephone Co 1200. 1375New Jersey & New York RR 828, 1530New Jersey Zinc Co 1006. 1031New Orleans Great Northern RR150, 829,1531, 1881New Orleans & Northeastern RR 831, 1532New Orleans Public Service, Inc 159New Orleans Terminal Co 831, 1532New Orleans Texas & Mexico Ry. 325. 830,

1372, 1531. 1716New York Air Brake Co 1565New York Auction Co., Inc 1031, 1899- New York Central RR_ _325, 655, 830, 1531.1533, 1544, 1716, 1872. 1882New York Chicago & St. Louis RR. ___648.

1011. 1197, 1361, 1372. 1544, 1716. 1881. 2054New York City Street Rys 833. 1706New York Connecting RR 150, 830, 1531New York Edison Co 1200, 1364. 1375New York & Foreign Investing Corp___857, 1387New York Indemnity Co 1731New York New Haven & Hartford RR-648,

649, 655, 1197. 1531, 1533New York Ontario & Western Ry- _481, 482,

648, 1361. 1362, 1531, 1881, 2054New York & Queens County Ry 1015New York Railways Corp 1707, 1886New York Shipbuilding Corp 1031, 1731New York State Electric & Gas Corp.... ..328. 493New York State Rys 834, 842, 1547New York Steam Corp 1364, 1375New York Susquehanna & Western RR.,

830. 1531. 2065New York Telephone Co.. 834, 1375, 1713,

1874, 1886, 2068New York Title & Mortgage Co 337, 857New York Transit Co 857. 1387New York Transportation Co 1886New York Trap Rock Corp 1387. 1732New York Water Service Corp 658New York Westchester & Boston Ry.Co.652, 1536Newberry (J. J.) Co- -337. 1031, 1213, 1731, 1899Newburgh & South Shore 648, 1531Newport Industries. Inc 2082Newport Water Corp 1015Niagara Fire Insurance Co 169. 672Niagara Hudson Power Co 658Niagara Shares Corp. of Maryland-- -672, 857Niles-Bement-Pond Co 1387987 Memorial Drive. Inc. (Barrington Court) 857983 Park Avenue Corp., Inc 12131932 Trust Fund (Massachusetts) 85719th & Walnut Streets Apt. Bldg., Phlla_ - - -1213Nitrate Co. of Chile (Cosach) 169, 1388Nomura Securities Co., Ltd., Osaka, Japan 672Noranda Mines, Ltd 1899Norfolk Southern RR--150. 325. 830, 839,

1011. 1197. 1531. 1544Norfolk & Western Ry- -655. 830,832, 1531,

1533. 1544, 1882Normandie National Securities Corp 337North American Aviation, Inc- -672, 1031,

1213. 1731, 2082North American Bond Trust Certificates_ ...1899North American Cement Corp 505, 1031North American Co--658, 842, 1375, 1538.

1571. 2068North American Creameries. Inc 1732Nortn American Edison Co 1719North American Gas & Electric Co 658North American Investment Corp 1031North American Light & Power Co-842,

1376, 1547. 1719North American Oil Consolidated_ _672, 1213.1388North American Trust Shares 337North American Utility Securities Corp 1565North River Insurance Co. of N.Y 1899Northeastern Public Service Co

, 328

Northern Alabama Ry 150, 831, 1532Northern Electric Co. (Wisconsin) 1015Northern Indiana Power Co 159Northern Indiana Public Service Co- -159, 1719Northern Insurance Co. of N. Y-857, 1213. 1560Northern New York Utllities, Inc 159Nothern Pacific Ry 830, 1531Northern Pipe Line Co 1031Northern Securities Co 1732Northern States Life Ins. Co 2082Northern States Power Co. (Del.)-152. 159.Northern Texas Utilities Co

1707, 1719. 2068328Northport Water Works Co 658Northwest Bancorporation-338, 505. 1214, 2082Nortnwestern Bell Telephone Co 1376Northwestern Pacific RR 830, 1531Norton Co 1214Norwich Union Indemnity Co 1732Norwood Hotel, Chicago 1031Nova Scotia Light & Power Co., Ltd 2068Nova Scotia Steel & Coal Co. Ltd 505, 2082Nova Scotia Wood Pulp & Paper Co., Ltd- -- 858Novadel-Agene Corp 1214Nugent (B.) & Bro. Dry Goods Co 1388

Oak Lane Manor Apts., Oak Lane, Pa-505. 1031ccidental Insurance Co Occidental Petroleum Co

17321899Ohio Bell Telephone Co 1376, 1547Ohio Brass Co 1031Ohio Edison Co 159. 328. 651, 1536Ohio Finance Co 1565Ohio Kentucky Gas Co 159Ohio & Kentucky Ry 655Ohio Leather Co 1032Ohio Oil Co 1032, 1732Ohio Public Service Co 2068Ohio State Life Insurance Co 672, 1565Ohio Water Service Co 322. 328Ohio Wax Paper Co 2082Ohmer Fare Register Co 1732Oil Shares, Inc 1214Oilatocks, Ltd 672Oklahoma City-Ada-Atoka Ay- -150. 830, 1531Oklahoma City Market Co 672Okonite Co 858

Old Colony RR 2064

PageOld Dominion Co 1899Old Line Life Insurance Co. of America_1214. 2082Olympia Theatres, Inc__858, 1214. 1565, 1899Omaha (Neb.) Orpheum Co 1214Omnibus Corp 1886150 Broadway Corp (Westinghouse Bldg.) 1039107 Broadway Building 18991088 Park Ave. Apartment Bldg., New York.. 6721410 Broadway Building (Broadway-39th St.Corp.) N, Y 10321133 Park Avenue Apartment Building 2082Ontario Bakeries, Ltd 1388Ontario Mfg. Co 1032, 1899Oppenheim, Collins & Co. Ine.._1566, 1707, 1732Orange & Rockland Electric Co 1007, 1707Oregon Short Line RR 831, 1532Oregon Washington By. & Nay. Co 151.

325, 831. 1532Orphewn Theatre & Realty Co 1388Oshkosh ONerall Co 672Otis Elevator Co 338. 1388, 1899. 2082Otis Steel Co 858, 1566, 1900Outboard Motors Corp 169Overman Cushion Tire Co.. Inc 1388Owens-Illinois Glass Co 1214, 1899. 2082Oxford Street & Park Ave. Apts.. Rochester- 858

Pacific American Flit Insurance Co 1388acific Clay Products 50

Pacific Coast Co 169Pacific Finance Corp. of Calif 338Pacific Freight Lines Corp., Ltd 858Pacific Fruit Express Co 338Pacific Gas & Electric Co 1886Pacific Indemnity Co 1896Pacific Investing Corp 858Pacific Lighting Corp 493, 838Pacific Mills. Lawrence, Mass 1032Pacific Mortgage Guaranty Co 1032Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Co. of Calif ._ _1732Pacific Northwest Theatres, Inc 1566Pacific Southern Imestors, Inc 858Pacific Spruce Corp 1032Pacific Steamship Co 858Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co____322,

1607. 1547Pacific Western Oil Corp 1800Package Machinery Co 1388Packard Motor Car Co 1566, 1900Palmer Bros Co 1900Pan-American Petroleum Co 1900Pan-American Petroleum & Transport Co.

1032, 1566. 1900, 2082Pan-American Refining Co 2083Pan-American Southern Corp 2083Panhandle & Santa Fe By 827. 1529Paraffine Cos., Inc 483, 505, 673Paragon Refining Co 858Paragon Irading Co 318Paramount Broadway Corp- - - -858. 1215, 2083Paramount Publix Corp_ _169. 338. 673, 858,

1032, 1388. 1566. 1732, 1900, 2083Paris-Orleans RR 1011Park Colony Corp 859Park-Murray Corp. (Park-Murray Office

Bldg.) 1900Park-Murray Office Bldg. (Park-Murray

Corp.) 1900Park Utah Consolidated Mines Co- - - -1566. 1900Parke Apartments, Buffalo, N. Y 169Parke Davis & Co 169, 1215Parker Rust-Proof Co 1032. 1389Parr Shoals Power Co 1376Passwall Corp 1388Pathe Exchange, Inc 1032Paulista By. (Companhia Paulista de Estra-dos Ferro) Brazil 1544

Peerless Motor Car Corp 338, 505, 859Pemaquid Mills 2083Pender (David) Grocery Co 1733Penick & Ford, Ltd., Inc 1566Peninsular & Oriental Steam NavigationCo., Ltd 1566Peninsular By. (Calif.) 1198

Peninsular Telephone Co 328. 493Penn Traffic Co 1566Penney (J. C.) Co., Inc_338, 1032, 1215,

1388. 1566, 1733. 1901, 2083Pennroad Corp 155, 2061, 2065Pennsylvania Coal & Coke Corp 652, 673Penn. Co. for Insur. on Lives & Granting

Annuities 169Pennsylvania-Dixie Cement Corp 1566. 2083Pennsylvania Dock & Warehouse Co....1215, 2083Pennsylvania Investing Co 506Pennsylvania RR_ _490, 648. 655, 830, 1361,

1531. 1882, 2054, 2085Pennsylvania RR. Regional System-648,649, 1533Pennsylvania System 1531, 2054Pennsylvania Water & Power Co-843, 1015,1200, 1709

Peoples Drug Stores, Inc 338Peoples Gas Light & Coke Co_483, 493,

1194, 1200, 1376, 1547Peoples Light & Power Corp 493,843Peoples Natural Gas Co 1886Peoria & Pekin Union By 150. 830, 1531Pepperell Mfg. Co 1032Pere Marquette Ry__648, 649, 655, 1361,

1531. 1533, 2054Perfect Circle Co 1388, 1566Perfection Stove Co 1389Pet Milk Co 2084Petroleum Corp. of America 859, 1389Petroleum Industries, Inc 169Pettibone Mulllken Co 859Pfister & Vogel Leather Co _ 338Phelps Dodge Corp 1032, 1215, 1389, 1878Philadelphia Co__152. 159, 843, 1707, 1719, 1886Philadelphia Co. for Guaranteeing Mortgages

338. 506, 673. 1389, 1567Philadelphia Dairy Products Co., Inc- -1901, 2084Philadelphia Electric Co 1015Philadelphia Fire & Marine Insurance Co__ _1901Philadelphia Insulated Wire Co 1032Philadelphia Rapid Transit Co_ -159. 1547.1886Philadelphia & West Chester Traction Co_ _1376Philippine Ry. Co 151, 325, 832, 1706Phillips-Jones Corp 169, 1389, 2083Phillips Petroleum Co 338, 1368, 1901Phoenix Hosiery Co., Inc 1033, 1901Phoenix Insurance Co. of Hartford, Conn___1216Phoenix Securities Corp 673. 1033, 1901Pick Barth Holding Corp 338, 1033Pick (Albert) & Co 859Pie Bakeries, Inc 1566Pierce-Arrow Motor CarjCo 2039, 2084Pierce, Butler & Pierce Mfg. Corp 169niggly Wiggly Corp 859Pima Water Co 1548Pinchin, Johnson & Co., Ltd 1901Pine & 48th Street (Phila.) Apt. Bldg 338Pipe Line Statistics 673Pitney-Bowes Postage Meter Co 1901

Plankington Building Properties, IncPlattsburg Gas & Electric Co Pocahontas Corp Pomerania Electric Co. (Germany) Ponce Electric Co 323, 1364, 1548, 1874Pond Creek Pocahontas Co 506, 1216, 1901Poor 's Publishing Co 1567Postal Telegraph-Cable Co 483, 1874: 2056Postal Telegraph & Cable Corp 2069Potomac Electric Power Co 1376Potomska Mills 506, 873, 1567Powdrell & Alexander, Inc 1389Power Corp. of Canada, Ltd 834, 843Pratt & Lambert, Inc 1032Premier Shares, Inc 1033Prentice-Hall Inc 860Pressed Steel Car Co-_-170, 338. 506. 673,

859, 1733, 1901Price Bros. & Co., Ltd 1567Printing Machinery Co 874Process Corp 1033Procter & Gamble Co 484, 506Professional Office Building (FullaytonRealty Co.) 860Progress Laundry Co 674Providence Dyeing, Bleaching & CalenderingCo 1567Providence Gas Co 843, 1720Prudence Co., Inc 338. 1216, 1389Prudential Investors, Inc 1033Public Indemnity Co 674Public Service Co. of Indiana___159, 658,1720, 1886Public Service Co. of Northern Illinois

493, 1376. 1548Public Service Co-ordinated Transport 1720Public Service Corp. of Long Island 658Public Service Corp. of New Jersey-- A84,1364, 1548, 2056, 2060, 2069Public Service Electric & Gas Co 1720Public Service Trust 1389Public Utilities Consolidated Corp 493Public Utilities Corp 1015Public Utilities Securities Corp 1886Public Utility Holding Corp. of America-152,

159. 323, 328, 2069',WA's-Fitzpatrick & McElroy, Inc. (Del.)._ 674Publlx-Ohio Corp 1216Puget Sound Power & Light Co_159. 323,1007. 1365, 1548, 1707, 1874Pullman Co 323. 1191, 1707Pullman, Inc 2084Pure Oil Co 338, 1216, 1567, 2083Purity Bakeries Corp 834, 838Pyramid Bond, Mortgage & Secure. Corp_ -1390

Quaker Oats Co uebec Power Co

1390, 1567493. 1376

Queens Place Realty Co., Inc Quincy Mkt. Cold Stge. & Warehouse Co 507Quincy Mining Co

1901

674

Radio Corp. of America- -493, 658, 1200,1541, 1548. 2069Radio-Keith-Orpheum Corp-674. 860, 1033,1216, 1390, 1733Railroad Receiverships and Foreclosure Salesin 1932 1011Railway Express Agency, Inc..- -152, 834, 1536Railway & Light Securities Co 1034Raleigh & Charleston RR 656Randall Co 674Rapid Electrotype Co 1034Rapid Transit in N. Y. City 843, 2069Rath Packing Co 170RCA-Victor Co., Inc 338Reading Co__155, 648, 1531, 1837, 1544,

2054, 2065Real Silk Hosiery Mills, Inc 1190, 1216Realty Associates Securities Corp 507Realty Foundations, Inc 170, 1216Reece Button-Hole Machine Co 1901Regent Knitting Mills, Ltd 1034Reliance International Corp 1034Reliance Management Corp 1216Reliance Mfg. Co 1034Remington Rand, Inc 1364, 1390Republic Gas Corp 'M..-..1015, 1200, 1887Republic Insurance Co. of Texas 860Republic Petroleum Co , Ltd 1216Republic Realty Mortgage Corp 1390Republic Steel Corp 1877Reserve Petroleum Co 170Revere Copper & Brass, Inc 2084Reynolds Metals Co 1901Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco Co 338Rhine Westphalia Electric Power Corp- _-_- - 159Rhode Island Theatres, Inc 1216, 1390Rice-Stix Dry Goods Co 1567Rich Ice Cream Co 1034Richardson Co 1390Richfield Oil Co. (Calif.) 339. 507, 1567Richmond Fredericksburg & Potomac RR.,648, 656, 1531Rim& Steel Corp. (Rimamurany-Salgotarjan

Iron Works Co., Ltd.) 2084Rimamurany-Salgotarjan Iron Works Co.,Ltd. (Rims Steel Corp.) 2084Rio Grande Valley Gas Co 1548, 1720Rio Grande Valley Traction Co 2070Ritter Dental Mfg. Co., Inc 1390RiN erside Cement Co 86Riverside & Dan River Cotton Mills, Inc_ -.1034Roanoke Water Works Co 1015Rochester Capital Corp 1217Rochester Central Power Corp 1887Rochester & Lake Ontario Water Serv. Corp_1015Rochester & Pittsburgh Coal Co 1567Rock Island Lines 648, 649Rockton & Rion Ry 1882Roessler & Hasslacher Chemical Co 170Rolland Paper Co., Ltd 1034Rollins Hosiery Mills, Inc 1390Roos Bros., Inc 170Roosevelt Field. Inc 1035

19011882. 2065

1216170

PagePittsburgh Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Lonin2065

RR Pittsburgh Coal Co 1733Pittsburgh Gage & Supply Co 673Pittsburgh Hotels Corp 1567Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR- -830, 1531,1533,

1544, 1872Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co 1901Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt Corp 2084Pittsburgh Shawmut & Northern RR_ _150,655, 830, 1531Pittsburgh & Shawrnut RR 150, 648. 1531Pittsburgh Suburban Water Service Co_322, 328Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry_150, 830,

1198. 1531, 1544, 1882Pittsfield Electric Co 1886506328860159

Roasts Insurance Co. of AmericaRowlesburg & Southern RR Royal Typewriter Co., Inc Royal Union Life Insurance Co


JAN.-MAR., 1933.] INDEX XXVII

PageRubinstein (Helena), Inc 1217Rustiess Iron Corp 1733Rutland RR 830. 1531. 1533, 1544, 1872Ryerson (Joseph T.) & Sons. Inc 1917, 1733

Qaenger Realty Corp., Inc 1733aenger Theatres. Inc 860. 1733

Safe Harbor (Pa.) Water Power Corp__ _ _ __ _ 493Safeway Stores. Inc 339, 1217, 1567, 1734Sagamore Mfg. Co 1035St. Croix Paper Co 2084St. John Power & Paper Co., Ltd 17338t. Joseph & Grand Island Ry- — -151. 831. 1532St. Joseph Lead Co 1217, 1733St. Joseph Stock Yards Co 2084St. Louis Brownsville & Mexico By,— -830. 1531St. Louis General Investment Corp 2084St. Louis & Hannibal RR 1544St. Louis National Stock Yards Co 20848t. Louis Public Service Co 159St. Louis-San Francisco Ry- _155, 325, 490,830, 832. 1198, 1361. 1362, 1372, 1531.

1544. 1716, 1882, 2065St. Louis-San Francisco of Texas 830, 1531St. Louis Southwestern Ry_648, 650. 839,

1372, 1531, 1533, 2054.2065St. Louis & Troy RR 1544St. Paul Fire & Marine Insurance Co 1217Saks Realty Corp 507, 1035Salt Creek Consolidated Oil Co 1217Salt Creek Producers Association, Inc_ - _ _ - -1567San Antonio Uvalde & Gulf RR-150, 830, 1531San Diego & Arizona Ry 830. 1531San Diego Consolidated Gas & Electric Co.,

152, 1874, 1887Santa Ana Sugar Co 339Santa Fe Northwestern Ry 1372Sauquoit Silk Mfg. Co. of Philadelphia— _ _- -1035Savannah Electric & Power Co323, 1365,

1376. 1549. 1707. 1874Savannah & Statesboro Ry 1198Savannah Sugar Refining Co 1567Savoy-Plaza Corp 860. 72008485Sayers & Scoville Co Schiff Co 339, 1035, 1733, 2085Schine Chain Theatres, Inc --------- __ _ _ _ _ _2085Schulco Co Inc 170. 860, 1217. 2085Schulte Real Estate Co., Inc 1901Schulte Retail Stores Corp 170Schulze Baking Co 860Scott Paper Co 1035. 1567Scotten, Dillon Co 674Scottish Type Investors, Inc 1035Scranton-Spring Brook Water Service Co.

'323, 328Scruggs-Vandervoort-Barney Dry Goods

Co.,1390,1734Seaboard Air Line Ry- - -155, 648, 656, 830. 1531Seaboard Fire & Marine Insurance Co_ _ _ _ _ _ _1035Seaboard Oil Co. of Delaware 1035, 1901Seaboard Oil & Guano Co 674Seagrave Corp 2085Sears, Roebuck & Co-339. 1035, 1538, 1567,

1734. 2085

Second Avenue RR. Corp 2070843

Seattle Gas Co

Second Custodian Shares Corp 1217Second International Securities Corp 674Second National Investors Corp 170. 339Seeman Bros., Inc 652, 674Seiberling Rubber Co 339Selected American Shares, Inc 1217Selected Industries, Inc 507Seneca Copper Mining Co 50Servel. Inc 339. 507, 2056, 20857 East 44th Street Bldg., New York 675Shanghai Power Co 1015Shareholders Corp 860Sharon Steel Hoop Co--675, 860. 1035. 1390, 1734Sharp & Dohme, Inc 339, 1391, 2085Shasta Water Co 493, 659Shattuck (Frank G.) Co 1734Shattuck Denn Mining Co 1901

Shawmut Association 659, 1009

1035Shawinigan Water & Power Co

Shawmut Bank Investment Trust 170Shenandoah Corp 507, 653, 675Sherry-Netherlands Hotel, New York 1391Sherwin-Williams Co 507, 675Sherwin-Williams Co. of Canada, Ltd ----- _ -1734Sherwood Apartment Building_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _339, 1035Shubert Theatre Corp-170, 339, 1217. 1567,

1902, 2085Siemens & Halske A. G., Berlin 1035. 1218Sierra Pacific Electric Co__484. 843, 1190,

1365. 2056Sierra & San Francisco Power Co 493Silver Corp 2085Silver King Coalition Mines Co 1901Silver's Lunch Stores, Inc 03Simms Petroleum Co

117151

Simon (H.) & Sons, LtdSimpsons, Ltd SInclair,Refining Co Singer Mfg. Co Sioux City Gas & Electric Co Siver Steel Casting Co

esSky pecialti Corp

1734675

508, 1734190295

Skelly 011 Co

S. M. A. CorpSmith-Alsop Paint & Varnish CoSmith Bldg. (F. H.) (Smith Bldg.. Inc.),

Waishington, D. 0 67Smith (F. II.) Bldg., Inc. (Smith Bldg.).

Washington, D 0 87&Smith (L. 0.) Corona Typewriters, Inc_ -- - 33

Smith (A. 0.) Corp 1036. 158Socony-Vacuum Corp 171, 1902, 208Soo Line System 832, 153South American Rys 839, 206South Bend Watch Co 139South Carolina Power Co 323, 1007, 187South States Utilities Co 49South West Pennsylvania Pipe Line 86South Western RR. of Georgia 32Southeastern Cottons, Inc 86Southeastern Gas & Water Co 84Southern Acid & Sulphur Co 190Southern Bell '1 elephone & Telegraph C0-493.

652, 1549, 1874, 205Southern Bond & Share Corp 86Southern California Edison Co.. Ltd_ _160.

659. 1191, 1709, 187Southern Canada Power Co., Ltd324, 484,

1191, 187Southern Cities Public Utility Co 101Southern Colorado Power Co- -152. 160,

1201. 1707. 172Southern Fire Insurance Co. of Durham,N. 0 339, 156

Southern Gas Co 4Southern Indiana Gas & Electric Co- -323,

1007. 187Southern Merchandise Mart Co 156Southern New England Telephone Co 101

1200, 1546719033208190

2952

5

59754514415132

71

4

45

0

794

475

Texas-Louisiana Power CoTexas-Mexican Ry Texas & New Orleans RR 150, 830, 1532Texas & Pacific Ry_ _649, 650, 1532, 1533, 1882Textile Center Bldg. (Lloyd & Casler, Inc.)_1728Thatcher Mfg. Co 1392Thayer's, Ltd 171. 1736Thermold Co 1392, 1569. 2086Third Avenue Ry 834, 1536, 1549Third Canadian General Invest. Trust, Ltd_ 340Third National Investors Corp 171, 1904Thompson's Spa. Inc 861, 1904Thompson (John R.) Co 1736, 1904309 West 86th St. Bldg., New York ----- ___ 677Tide Water Associated Oil Co 1715, 1736Tide Water Associated Transport Corp 508Tide Water Oil Co 508, 1715, 1736Tillman Electric Plating Works Co 1218Time, Inc 1904Timken Roller Bearing Co 1904Tip Top Tailors, Ltd =86Title Guarantee & Trust Co., Baltimore_ _ _1392Title Guarantee & Trust Co.. New York-677, 2086

PageSouthern Pacific Co_- -155, 650. 830. 1195,

1532. 2065Southern Pacific Golden Gate Co 1568Southern Pacific Golden Gate Ferries, Ltd- - -1568Southern Pacific RR 1372, 2054. 2055Southern Pacific Steamship Lines_ _150, 830. 1532Southern Pacific System-150. 648.830, 1361.

1362, 1532Southern Pipe Line Co 339, 676Southern Ry 150,831. 1007, 1372, 1532Southland Royalty Co 1902Southwestern Bell Telephone Co.. ..834. 843. 2070Southwestern Public Service Co 1015Spalding (A. G.) & Bros 567Spang, Chalfant & Co 1962Sparks-Withington Co 2057, 2085Spicer Mfg. Co 339Spiegel-May-Stern Co., Inc 1035Spokane International Ry 830. 1531Spokane Portland & Seattle By.. .150. 830, 1531Spreckels Sugar Corn 1391Springfield Fire & Marine Insurance Co 1218Springfield (Mo.) Gas & Electric Co 1015Springfield Rys. Co. (1926) 160Springfield Street Ry. Co 1007, 1015Springfield (111.) Transit Co 1887Squibb Building (Abenad Realty Corp.).N. Y. City 39.1036

Stahl-Meyer, Inc 676Stamford Gas & Electric Co 1016Standard Brands. Inc-171, 834, 861. 1007,

1036. 1365, 1568Standard Braising Co. of Scrantoh 2085Standard Building Corp.. Albany, N. Y- - - -1218Standard (Nay Products Co 1568Standard-Coosa-Thatcher Co 861Standard Fire Insurance Co 1734Standard Gas & Electric Co 843, 1887Standard Investing Corp 676Standard Oil Co. of Calif 1734Standard Oil Co. of Indiana 171Standard Oil Co. of Kansas (Del.) 861, 1037Standard Oil Co. (Kentucky) 1568. 1902Standard Oil Co. of New ersey-171, 339.

861. 1734Standard Oil Co. of Nebraska 1218Standard Oil Co. of Ohio 1902Standard Power & Light Corp 1887Standard Steel Construction Co., Ltd_1734. 1902Standard Surety & Casualty Co. of N. Y 1734Standard Utilities, Inc 676Stanley Realty Corp 1391Stanley-Rowland-Clark Corp 861, 1734Starrett (L. S.) Co 1536. 1568. 2056Starrett Investing Corp 1735State Street Investment Corp 1391, 1734Staten Island Rapid Transit 150. 649. 1532Stecher Lithographic Co 339Steel Co. of Canada, Ltd 2085Sterling Motor Truck Corp 1037Sterling Securities Corp 678Sterns (Frederick) & Co 1036Stetson (John B.) Co 340. 676Stettin Public Utilities Co. (Germany') --- 494Stewart-Warner Corp 652. 676, 1902Stone (H. 0.) & Co 340Stone & Webster Engineering Corp -- _1218Stone & Webster, Inc-- -340, 1218, 1708, 2085Storkllne Furniture Co 1218Stouffer Corp 861Strand Realty Co 1391, 1568Straus Building (Straus Safe Deposit Co.)- -1735Straus (S. W.) Co. (Ill.) 1735. 1903Straus (S. W.) & Co., Inc. (Del.)-1391, 1568, 1735Straus (S. W.) & Co., Inc.. N. Y 2085Straus (S. W.) Investing Corp 1735Strauss (Nathan), Inc 1903Studebaker Corp---508, 861, 1037, 1568,

1903. 2058, 2085Sugar Estates of Oriente, Inc 171. 508Sun Investing Co., Inc 861Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada 1218Sun Oil Co. of Philo, 171. 677. 1735Super-Corporations of America Depositors.Inc

Superheater Co Superior Oil CorpSuperior Steel Corp 1365. 1391, 1735Supervised Shares, Inc 2086Surety Credit Co., Inc 171Sutherland Paper Co 1735Sweets Co. of .America, Inc 171, 1392Swift & Co 171, 340. 1568Swift Internacional Corn 171Swiss Oil Corp 1903Sylvestre Oil Co., Inc 1903Sylvestre Utilities Co., Inc 1903Symington Co 2086Syracuse & Eastern RR 490Syracuse Lighting Co.. Inc 1549

Tacony-Palmyra Bridge Co 1392ampa Electric Co-484, 659, 1016. 1191,

1365. 2057Tampa Northern RR 490Tech-Hughes Gold Mines, Ltd 652, 677Technicolor, Inc 1037Telautograph Corp 1037, 1218. 208610 East 40th St. Corp-508. 1037. 1392,

1568, 1904, 2086Tennessee Central Ry 831, 1532, 2065

171.Tennessee Coal, Iron & RR. CoTennessee Corp 2086Tennessee Electric Power Co 652, 1536Tennessee Public Service Co 1201Terminal By. Assn. of St. Louis 831, 1532Terminals & Transp. Corp. of Am-- -1735. 1904Terrace Court Apartments, Pittsburgh 1568Texarkana & Fort Smith Ry 490. 829, 1530Texas CorTexas GulrProducing Co 508 77

Texas Gulf Sulphur Co 1218, 1391, 1569 1549150, 831. 1532

171. 1903508, 19031391, 2086

Title & Mortgage Co. of Sullivan Co., N. Y_TUTTittabawassee RR 1882Tivoli Brewing Co 171Tobacco & Allied Stocks, Inc 1569, 1904Tod Shipyards Corp 1392Toho Electric Power Co., Ltd 328Tobacco Products Corp. of N. J. 1904Toledo Angola & Western Ry 155Toledo Edison Co 659Toledo Light & Power Co 1549Toledo Paramount Corp 1218Toledo Peoria & Western RR_ — _150, 831. 1532Toledo Terminal RR 151, 831, 1532, 1882Toledo Theatres & Realty Co 1218Tonopah Belmont Development Co 1218Tonopah & Goldfield RR 1372Toronto Elevators. Ltd 340Toronto Hamilton & Buffalo By 1534. 1544Toronto Power Co 328Torrington Co 1736Transue & Williams Steel Forging Corp-677,

1037, 1392Traung Label & Lithograph Co 340Travelers Fire Insurance Co 1392Travelers Indemnity Co 1219Travelers Insurance Co 1219Tr-Continental Corp_171, 485, 677, 1038,

1736, 2086Tri-State Telephone & Telegraph Co 2070Trico Products Corn 1392Trinity Apartments, Ltd 1038Trinity Building. Ltd 1038Trinity Buildings Corp 508Trinity Copper Co 1392Trinity Valley & Northern Ry 1198Truax-Traer Coal Co 1707, 1736Trunz Pork Stores, Inc 1904Truscon Steel Co 171Trustee Standard 011shares. Inc 677Trustee Standard Shares, Inc 677Trusteed New York Bank Shares 1038.1392Trustees System Service Corp 1569Tubize Chatillon Corp 1904Tuckerton RR 1198. 1716Tulsa Union Stock Yards 2086Tung-Sol Lamp Works, Inc 171Twentieth Century Depositor Corp.. _1569. 190529th Street Towers Corp 19052124-2134 Broadway Building (Beacon Hoteland Theatre) 1569

Twin City Rapid Transit Co • 1016224-238 West 49th Street Co., Inc 1038

Y Tlen & Co 172, 1392Underground Electric Rys. of London, Ltd..

1201. 1549Underwood Elliott Fisher Co_ _ _ _1219, 1393, 1569Underwriters Finance Co., Inc 861Unexcelled Manufacturing Co., Inc 1219Union American Bosch Corp 2086Union Bridge Co. of Pittsburgh 1038UnionCarbide1392Union Central Life Insurance Co 1569Union Electric Light & Power Co. (Conn.)_ —1016Union Electric Light & Power Co. of Illinois 843Union Electric Light & Power Co. (Mo.) 494. 1549Union Indemnity Co 340, 677, 1038, 1393Union Oil Co. of California 1195, 1219Union Pacific Co 831. 1532Union Pacific RR- _649. 650. 839, 1011, 1198.

1361, 1362, 1366, 1532, 2054, 2057. 2065Union RR. (Pennsylvania) 151, 831, 1532Union Storage Co 1569Union Street Ry. Co. of New Bedford, Mass- 844Union Switch & Signal Co 677Union Tank Car Co 1905Union Traction Co., Nashville, Tenn 1376Union Traction Co. of Philadelphia 160Union Trust Investment Co 677Union Twist Drill Co 1219Union Water Service Co 484, 494United Aircraft & Transp. Corp508, 1570, 1905United American Utilities Co 1720United Amusement Corp., Ltd 1905United Bond & Share, Ltd 172United Biscuit Co 1736United Business Publishers, Inc 1038, 1219United Carbon Co 1569. 1905United-Carr Fastener Corp 2087United Cigar Stores Co. of America.. .677,

1038, 1219. 1570United Corp 340, 494United Dry Docks, Inc 1038United Dyewood Corp1393, 1736United Electric Coal Cos 1365, 1393United Electric Light & Power Co. (N.Y. C.)1550United Endowment Foundation, Inc 508United Engineering & Foundry Co 1736United Founders Corp_488. 1570, 1736. 1905United Fruit Co 340, 1219. 1369, 1905United Gas Corp 329,484. 494. 1376United Gas Improvement Co 160. 1376United Light & Power Co 323, 329. 659United Merchants & Manuf., Inc 172United Milk Products Co 1038United Milk Products Corp 1038United National Corp 1038United Puerto Rican Sugar Co 1219United Rys. & Elec. Co. of Balt160. 1720, 1887U. S. Bobbin & Shuttle Co 1736U. S. Bond & Mortgage Corp_ _677, 1393.

1570, 1736, 2087U. S. & British International Co., Ltd 678U. B. Cold Storage Corp 508U.S. Electric Light & Power Shares, Inc- - —1393U. S. Electric Power Corp 1550, 1720U. S. Envelope Co 1570U.S. Fidelity & Guaranty Co 1393U.S. Fire Insurance Co. of N.Y 1905U. S. Foil Co 1570. 1737U. S. & Foreign Securities Corp 508U. S. Freight Co 2087U. S. Gymum Co 1570, 1905U. S. Hoffman Machinery Corp_ _861, 10:18.

1219. 1393. 1570. 1905U. S. Industrial Alcohol Co 1393, 1736U. S. & International Securities Corp- ------ 508U. S. Leather Co 1393. 1737U. 8.011 & Royalties Co 1906U. S. Pipe & Foundry Co 508, 1878U. S. Realty & Improvement Co_340, 487,

508. 1038U. S. Rubber Co 172, 1540U. S. Rubber Plantations. Inc 1570U. S. Steel Corp- -172, 340 834 861, 1039.

1393. 1570. 037, i875, 1908, 2087United States Tobacco Co 1193United Steel Works of Burbach-Eich-Dude-lenge (Societe Anonyme des Acieries Reun-ies de Burbach-Eich-Dudelange) 1570

United Stores Corp 861United Traction Co., Albany, N. y 1720United Verde Extension Mining Co-- —1039. 1906Universal Chain Theatres Corp 1394Universal Cooler Corp 172


XXVIII INDEX [VOL. 136-PART 1.

University Tower Corp P1r9Upanin Hotel, Inc 861Upressit Metal Cap Corp .1570Utah-Apex Mining Co 172Utah Copper Co 1039Utah Power & Light Co 1887, 2070Utah By 831, 1532Utica Clinton & Binghamton RR 656Utica & Mohawk Cotton Mills, Inc 1219

' Uti ties, Inc 1219Utilities Power & Light Corp 160Utilities Service Co 1201Utility & Industrial Corp 1394

Valley Camp Coal Co 1219V amma Water Power Co. (AktieslskabetVamma Fossekompagni) Oslo, Norway- -1550

Van de Kamp's Holland Dutch Bakers, Inc.. ..1906Van Resit° Co., Inc 1220, 1394, 1570, 2087Van Sicklen Corp 1039Vandalla RR 1716Veeder-Root. Inc 1906Vick Chemical Co 1220Vick Financial Corp 678Vickers, Ltd 1570. 1906Vicksburg Bridge & Terminal Co-1372. 1544, 2065Victor Talking Machine Co 861Viking Pump Celli 1394Virginia Electric & Pow. Co_ _323. 1007. 1365.

1550, 1707, 1874. 1887Virginia Fire & Marine Insurance Co___ _ _ _ _2087Virginia Iron, Coal & Coke Co- -652. 678, 1737

151. 649. 831, 1532Virginian RVogt Mfg. CoVOIVOC Co 1570Vulcan Detinning Co 1365, 1394

Ilrabash By 649. 656, 1361.2054VT ahl Company 1039Waitt & Bond. Inc 1220Waldorf System, Inc 340, 1039Walgreen Co 340. 1039, 1737Walworth Co 1394Wanisutta Mills 173Ward Baking Corp 1220 1906Warner Bros. Pictures, Inc ..340, 1007,0ô,

1395 1906Warwick, Inc., Houston, Texas

, 678

Washington Duke Hotel 1907Washington Gas & Electric Co 1887Washington Gas Light Co 329, 844Washington Ry. & Electric Co 494, 844

PageWayne Pump Co 679Waypoyset Mfg Co 1395Webster-Eisenlohr, Inc 1737, 1906Weedon & Co 2087Weill (Raphael) & Co., Inc 1395Wesson 011 & Snowdrift Co., Inc-152, 173, 1570West American Commercial Insurance Co- 340West Coast Life Insurance Co 1395West Indies Sugar Corp 173, 340West Ohio Gas Co 160, 844, 1887West Penn Electric Co 1720West Point Mfg. Co 173West Texas Utilities Co 2070West Virginia Pulp & Paper Co 173West Virginia Water Service Co 324, 329Westbrook Apartment Building 679.1039Westchester Fire Insurance Co. of N. Y----1907Westchester Service Corp __________ ______ - 340Western Auto Supply Co 173, 1220, 2087Western Canada Flour Mills Co.. Ltd 1581Western Dairy Products Co 679, 1395Western Electric Co., Inc_ _1220. 1581, 1907, 2061Western Maryland Ry- -831, 832, 1532, 1534.1882WesternMassachusetts Cos 1550, 2070Western Pacific RR 490, 831, 1532, 1544Western Pipe & Steel Co. (of Calif.) 1220Western Public Service Co.-324, 1007, 1365.

1550. 1707, 1874Western Ry. of Alabama 831, 1532Western Reserve Investing Corp 1039Western & Southern Life Insurance Co 1907Western Tablet & Stationery Corp 173Western Union Telegraph Co., Inc.-329, 484.

1191, 1201. 1365. 1720, 2057Western United Corp 1887Western United Gas & Electric Co 1887Westinghouse Air Brake Co 1395, 1907, 2087Westinghouse Building (150 B'way. Corp.). -1039Westinghouse Electric & Mfg. Co_173, 340,

679, 1220, 1395, 1581, 1876. 1916Westmoreland Coal Co 1581Westmoreland, Inc 1395, 1581Weston Electrical Instrument Corp_ -1581. 2087Weston (George), Ltd 1039Westvaco Chlorine Products Corp 679Wheeling & Lake Erie By 649, 831. 1532Wheeling Steel Corp 1907Whitaker Paper Co 1040White Eagle Oil & Refining Co 861, 1039White (J. G.) Engineering Corp 340White Motor Co 1039, 1395, 1581, 2069White Rock Mineral Spring Co 340

Wolverine Portland Cement CoWolverine Tube Co Woodley Petroleum Co Woodward Iron Co Woodward & Lathrop Co Woolworth (F. W.) Co_-_173. 886, 1040, 1737Woolworth (F W.) & Co.. Ltd 679Worthington Pump & Machinery Corp 1907Wrigley (Wm.) Jr., Co 173. 1581V Oil & Gas Co 1040A ale & Towne Mfg. Co 1395Yazoo & Mississippi Valley Ra---155, 829,

1530, 1716Yellow & Checker Cab Co. (Consol.) 1395Yellow Truck & Coach Mfg. Co 1395York Ice Machinery Corp 1040, 2087Yosemite Holding Corp 173Young (J. S.) Co 1581Young (L. A.) Spring & Wire Corp 1737Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co 2064■yenith Radio Corp 50Lanite Products Corp 208

Wilson & Co., Inc Windsor Hotel, Ltd Winn & Lovett Grocery CoWinnipegElectric CoWinsted Hosiery Co Wisconsin Bankshares Corp-173, 679, 1040, 1220Wisconsin Central Ry 155, 1544Wisconsin Holding Corp 1907Wisconsin Investment Co 1581, 2087Wisconsin Michigan Power Co 494, 1720Wisconsin Power & Light Co.....1550, 1720, 2070Wisconsin Public Service Corp....844, 1550, 1887Wisconsin Telephone Co 2070Wisconsin Valley Electric Co 844Witherbee Court A41artment Building, Pei- 1040

104010401395

1220, 13952087

PageWhite Sewing Machine Corp 679White Star Line, Ltd 679Whitman (William) Co., Inc 1395Wichita Falls & Southern RR 831, 1532Wilcox (H. F.) Oil & Gas Co 152. 173Wilcox-Rich Corp 1907Wilder Mfg. Co., St. LouisWilliams 011-0-Matic Heating Corp Williams Steamship Co Wit-Low Cafeterias, Inc Willys-Overland Co_173, 1040, 1220,1581,

1737, 2087

12201731220505

1040340, 1220. 1907' 484.1874


JAN.-MAR., 19331 INDEX

STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT-GENERAL NEWSGENERAL

Page

Alabama-Special Legislative Ses-sion on Finances Called for

Jan. 31 351Allegheny County, Pa. - County

Commissioners Propose PersonalProperty Tax Levy on Postal Sav-ings 1592

Amherst, N. Y.-Town Tax Collec-tions Upheld in Erie County Case.. 520

Arkansas-Bill Signed Creating State Corpo-

ration Commission 1231Legislature Passes Bill Providingfor State Highway Maintenance.1231

Gov. Futrell Favors issuance of$143.000,000 Refunding Bonds _1592

Legislature Passes Resolution Pro-viding 90-Day Moratorium onDebts 1746

8111 Defeated 1746Legislative Session Ends 1930Gov. Futrell Reports Bond Re-

funding Plan Only Solution ofDebt Situation 2097

Asheville, N. C.-City Council Ac-cepts Refunding Plan 186

Roca Raton, Fla.-State SupremeCourt Rules City Must Meet

Bond Interest 1231

N.. alifornia-Committee Named to Aid Dis-tressed Irrigation Districts 186

Legislature Ratifies "Lame Duck"Amendment 186

Bills Introduced in Legislature toLimit State and Municipal DebtIncurrences 690

Canadian Commercial and FinancialReview for 1932 Issued 186

Carteret County. N. C.-Committeeof Bond Owners Plans Survey ofFinances 1746

Chicago, Ill.-Frank J. Corr ElectedMayor to Succeed Lute Mayor

1930Cermak Cisco, Tex.-Bond Default Suit toHave Second Trial 351

Connecticut-Changes in List of Legal Invest-ments for Savings Banks 186, 1051

Bonds of Omaha, Neb., Removedfrom Legal List 691

Corpus Christi, Tex.-Bondholders'Agreement Requested on Plan ofBond Readjustment 186

Decatur, Ala.-Bondholders' Protective Commit-tee Organized 520

Protective Committee AnnouncesInterest Payment on DefaultedBonds 1051

Bondholders' Committee GivesNotice of Dissolution 2097

Detroit, M tch.-City Wins Suit Over 820,000,000Tax Anticipation Bonds 351

State Supreme Court Upholds Va-lidity of $20,000,000 Tax An-ticipation Bonds 872

State Banking Moratorium Occa-sions Technical Default on In-terest Payment 1231

Duval County, Fla.-State SupremeCourt Holds Invalid Act of 1931Legislature Providing Bond Elec-tion1 409

E:le County. N. Y.-Court of Appeals Rules Countiesin State Responsible for TaxLevies Where Towns CannotCollect 520

County Attorney Urges New Hear-ing on Amherst Delinquent TaxRuling 1231

Vederal Constitution Amended forTwenthieth Time 1053

Florida-R. E. Olds Resigns from General

Bondholders' Protective Com-mittee 1052

Municipal League Urges Legisla-tive Action on Debts and Taxes_1746

.Supreme Court Holds Cities Can-not Tax Unoccupied Rural Lands2097

Survey Issued on Present Condi-tions in State 2097

Georgia-Six Constitutional Amend-ments Approved and Two Defeated

on Nov. 8 690Greensboro, N. C.-Holders Asked to

Ratify Bond and Note RefinancingPlan 351

Hillsborough County, Fla.-'acceptance of Bond Refunding

Program Urged 186Bond Refunding I'lan Ready for

Acceptance 1930

I llinois-Methods for Dealing with Special

Assessment Bond Defaults 1052Latest Advance by R. F. C. Almost

Exhausts State's Quota 1592Governor Horner Signs Sales Tax

Bill 2097Imperial Irrigation District, Calif.-

Refunding Plan Submitted toBondholders 690

Indiana-Two l'roposed Constit. Amend-

ments Defeated by Voters 186New Tax Limitation Law Held In-

valid when It Prevents DebtPayments 186

Legislature Gives Gov. McNuttAuthority to Reorganize StateGovernment 1231

Governor Signs Bill Providing forOld Age Pensions 1747

Sales and Income Tax Act Signedby Governor 1747

Municipal Bond Bills Signed byGovernor McNutt 1930

GENERAL (Continued)Page

Iowa-Governor Herring Proclaims Mora-

torium on Foreclosures 691Report Issued on Tax Collectionsand Finances of Counties 1930

JTones Beach State Parkway Au-

thority, N. Y.-Loan Grantedby R. F. C 2098

Kansas-Legislative Bill Proposes CountyConsolidation 1052

House Kills Bill Permitting Citiesto Borrow from R. F. C. forPublic Improvements 1930

Knoxville, Tenn.-Bond Deposits Urged Under NewRefunding Plan 690

City Manager Explains DelayedBond Interest Payment 2097

T ame Duck" Amendment to Fed-eral Constitution Ratified_692, 1053

Rif aine-Addition to List of Legal In-al vestments for Savings Banks 520. 872Maryland-Gov. Ritchie Declares 3-Day Banking Holiday 1592

Massachusetts-Commission Recommends Legisla-

tion on Savings Banks 351Addition to List of Savings Banks

Legals 351, 1231Gov. Ely Signs Bill Providing StateAid for Municipalities 1747

Michigan-Bondholders' Committee Files Suitto Have Drain Bonds Validated_ 187

Gov. Comstock Proclaims 8-DayBanking Holiday 1231

Banking Holiday Occasions Tech-nical Default on Detroit BondInterest 1231

Governor Reopens Banks UnderRestrictions 1409

Milwaukee County, Wis.-state Su-preme Court Denies Modificationof 1% County Tax LimitationRuling 520

Minneapolis, Minn.-District CourtHolds City Charter AmendmentLegal 1747

Mississippi-State Warrants RuledAvailable for Tax Payments 351

Moffat Tunnel District, Colo.-Payments of Interest on Jan. 1

Deferred 352Bond Interest to Be Paid 352

Montana-Supreme Court Holds FundingBonds Valid 1409

Frank H. Cooney Succeeds John E.Erickson as Governor 2097

Municipal Bond Defaults-Counsel for Miami. Fla., Bond-

holders' Committee DiscussesSituation 520

Methods for Dealing with IllinoisSpecial Assessment Bonds 1052

Mew Jersey-1,11 Relief Bills Passed by Legis-

lature 691Gov. Moore Signs Bill Deferring

1931-32 Deficiency Tax Pay-ments 1747

Gov. Moore Signs Eight MunicipalEconomy Bills 1231

New Mexico-Senate Passes Bill Authorizing Mu-

nicipalities to Issue RevenueBonds 872

Legislature Passes Bill Providingfor $2,000,000 Highway Bonds_1409

Bill Introduced to Void UnsoldBonds 1409

New Orleans-Pamphlet Being Issuedon City's Bonded Debt History_ 1231

New York City-John P. O'Brien Sworn in as Mayor 187Board of Estimate Reduces CityPay Roll by $19,112,068 352

Hofstadter Majority Report AsksLegislature to Hold New YorkCity Charter Vote on May 16_ 352

Budget Reopening Set for Jan. 16- 352Three Bills Introduced in State

Legislature to Hasten City TaxCollections 522

Board of Estimate Votes $5,000,000for Unemployment Rellef 691

Mayor O'Brien Proposes421,586,-445 New Reductions In 1933Budget 873

Board of Estimate Adopts Revised1933 Budget of 3518,427,972_ -1053

Board of Aldermen Adopts Revised1933 Budget -1231- AssessedValue of City Cut 61,195,006,-742 1231

State Legislature Passes Bill En-abling City to Bell RevenueBonds 1409

Comptroller Berry Announces TaxRate of 82.33 1409

1933 Budget of $518,427,972 GoesInto Effect 1409

Board of Aldermen Adopts 1933Tax Rate of $2.33 1692

Gov. Lehman Signs Bill EnablingCity to Sell Revenue Bonds_ ,..1592

Revenue Bonds to Bear 45% In-terest 1747

Amendment Necessary on Bill toAdvance Collection Date forCity Taxes 2097

New York State-Legal Investments for SavingsBanks 187

Herbert H. Lehman Inauguratedas Governor 190

Governor Lehman RecommendsPassage of Legislation on Pro-hibition Repeal, UnemploymentRelief and Labor Betterment 191

Cheney Banking Committee Ad-vocates Retention of RailroadBonds on Legal InvestmentsList Until 1934 621

BiusGENERAL (Continued)Page

GENERAL (Concluded)New York State (Concluded)- Page

Legislature Passes Three Relief 352 Twentieth ("Lame Duck") Amend-

Gov. Lehman to File Application ment to Federal ConstitutionRatified by 36 States 69

with It. F. C. for 845,000,000 Formally Adopted

vision 521 Twentelth (or "Lame Duck")

Text

Unemployment Loan 521Appellate Division Upholds Con- United States-

stitutionality of Estate Tax Pro-

Text of Gov. Lehman's Plea for Amendment to Constitution

692Unemployment Relief Loan Twentieth (or "Lame Duck")_ 690

Ratified

Governor Lehman Requests $84,- A000,000 In New

Taxes-SalesAdoptedent to ConstitutionAdopted

Advocated

1053Tax and Higher Income Levies

Reconstruction Finance Corpora- 873 Washington-Legislature Adjourns.2098TV Waterford Irrigation District,

tion Loans $6,100,000 to State_ 873 Calif.-New Bondholders' Protec-

Work Board 874 Wisconsin-nye Committee Organized 2098Governor Appoints State Relief

R. F. C. Considering $146,522,950 Governor Schmedeman ProclaimConstruction Loan Applications.1053 Moratorium OD Foreclosures..- 691

Gov. Lehman Signs Wicks Bill Ex- Circuit Judges Grant 30-Day Staytending Relief Bond Maturities-1232 on All Home Mortgages 691

Gov. Lehman Calls Conference on IssueAttorney-General Rules9

Without Election 2098

City MayDunnigan Relief Bill Signed 2

Unemployment Wyoming-Legislature

Sewer Plant

Passage of Bills Urged on Self- 11848093

R. F. C. Loans $7,100,000 ReliefFunds

Liquidating Loans Foreign Matters.

Adjourns ,.1748

Governor Lehman Orders Banking %--,r•anadian Commercial and Financial

Holiday 1747 Review for 1932 Issued 186Senate Passes Bill Providing Grad-

uated Salary Cut for State Em- BOND ISSUESployees 1747 Page.

Other Budget Bills Passed1748

berdn, B. Dak 2098Senate Passes Bill Declaring One- rA• i

eeberdeen, Wash 353, 874, 1053

Foreclosures Abilene. Texas 522Year Moratorium on Mortgage

MoratoriumDwelling

2098 Adams County, Colo 522ngLaPwassed on Multiple- Adams County, Ohio 1232, 1931 220098 Adams Township S. D., Pa 2098

Governor Signs98

Bill Creating Jones Akron, Ohlo__191. 353, 522, 692, 874.Beach

A 1053. 1931, 2098

Denies Mandamus Writs for Judg- Alameda County, Calif _353, 522,

21074988 Alabama, State of__353. 522, 874,1053, 1232, 1410, 1748, 2098

692, 1410, 1593

R. F. C. Loan Granted Nonr,tehritBergen. N. J.-Supreme Court

North Dakota-Legislature Adjourns Albany N. Y 1748. 1931522

0111°-

-Governor Approves State-Wide 1930 Albany County. Wyo

State Tax Commission Holds Alger County. Mich

AAllcbLrtaa.CPorounvtlyn,ceMofich Alfred, N. Y

1845675914380Postal Savings Deposits Taxable Allegheny, N. Y 1931as Personal Property 1053 Allegheny County, Pa 1053, 1410

to PaySumpreenmtes Court Rules State Must

Notes Local Assess- 1748 Alpine School District, Utah___692. 1053

Alien County, Ohlo__191. 692, 1232. 1748Issue Not Alliance City Sch. Dist., Ohlo_692. 1053

House Passes Old Age Pension Bill Altamont, N. Y 1931-Gov. White Signs Two Emer-1053, 1593Amelia, Ohio gency Bills

1930 Amherst, N. S

Omaha, Neb.-City Bonds Removed A• merican River Flood Control 1)15- fromfrom Connecticut Legal Invest-ments List 691

trict, Calif

Oregon- Anderson n,

Legislature Adjourns 1930 Anderson Sch. Dist., Ind

Anderson. S. Ky 2098

1232,

111994331011GoBvieurnor Signs Old Age Pension 1931 Commission, Md

Annapolis Metropolitan Sewerage

Governor Signs Bill Increasing Per- Anne Arundel County, Md__1054,tonal Income Tax

Rate99 1410, 1593. 1931

State Goes on Warrant Basis 220988 A• nsonia, Conn 874. 1410Apollo, Pa 2098

PDarts. Ky.-Court of Appeals Sus- Ardmore Sch. Dist., Okla 191. 522tnadisns Validity of Power Plant Arizona, State of 353. 1593Bo 1931 Arkansas, State of _191, 522, 692,

Pennsylvania- 874, 1593, 1748U. S. Surpeme Court Dismisses Arkansas State Agricultural andSuit to Prevent Toll Collections Mechanical College. Ark 2099on Delaware River Bridge 1053 Arlington, Mass 692, 1410, 2099

State's Bonded Debt Position Re- Asheville, N. C 522viewed

1419 Ashland County, Ohio 692, 1054

Poinsett County. Ark.-Suit Flied on A• sotin, Wash 353Delinquent Tax Payments

1593 hens. O 1593. 11959331

Postal Savings Deposits-California AAtthensCohuinoty. Ohio 2099Bankers Protest Removal of San Atlanta, Ga

ments List 1232 Atlantic City, N. J__692, 874, 1054.Francisco from Eligible Invest-

Atlantic County, N. J 1233. 1593

2099

Reconstruction Finance Corporation- Auburn, N. Y 353, 522, 692

1748, 2099

bp 1233 sleigh N. C.-Jan. 1 Bond In- Attala County, Miss IN. terest to Be Paid 522 Auburn, Me

Report on Loans So Far Made to Auburn Water District, Me__-_874, 1748

Austell, Ga 1593

11230355334States and Territories 352 Augusta, Ga Gov. Lehman Files Application for Augusta, Me 820560,000,000 New York State Augusta Sch. Dist., Ga

Loannorok Statef 86l

.000 Granted to New 690 A• von-by-the-Sea, N. J 1410. 1748Y 873

York

rp ad e n . Pa LJaldwin Twp, S. D., Pa. 692, 874, 1593

1233

1233

Considering $146,522,950 Construc-tion Loan Applications for New

Latest Advance to IllinoisAlmost1053 Ball Ground, Ga

Exhausts State's Quota 1748Balsam Lake Sch. Dist., Wis

New York State Loaned $7.100..1592 Baltimore, Md__353, 522, 692, 874,

BIlaarngnsotra,b1Me.e mass 1054, 1593. 1748, 2099

000

rowing Killed 1930 Barnstable County, Mass

191,1559232Kansas-Bill to Permit City Bor-1593

Loan Granted to New York State Barstow Union Rich S. D., Calif__ _11754983for Jones Beach Parkway 2098 Bastrop County Road Dist. No. 8,

Bill Passed in South Carolina Per- YDS mitting Cities to Borrow

2998 Batavia, N. Y

000,000 Unemployment Relief Bay City, Mich

1593, 2099Rhode Island-Governor Signs $3,- B• ath, Me

Bay St. Louis, Miss

1233, 1410, 11955529423Bond Bill 1232 Bay County, Mich

St firms Validity of Unemployment Beacon, N. Y

1592321. Louis Mo-Supreme Court Af- Beachwood, Ohio

San Francisco-Bankers Protest Re- Beaver Rural Sch. Dist., Ohio 191'837543Relief Bonds 1593 Beaver Falls, Pa

moval of Bonds from Postal Say- Bedford, N. Y 191

Bell County, Texas 31940951049

lags List of Eligible Investments_ _1232 Bedford City Sch, Dist., Ohio Sevier County. Tenn.-Bond Refund- Belding, Mich

iHnfroldPerslan To Be Submitted to 2098

191

South Carolina- BBeelllleevvilleewseShch00.1DDisist.t.riCeta.11fia...-1233, 1593

2099Bill Introduced in Legislature to Belmar, N..1 191

Retire 35,000,000 Notes 874 Belmont, Ohio 1054Governor Signs Bill AllowingMu

nicipalities to Borrow from Belmont County, 01110_353, 1054. 1748Belmont Water Dist., Calif ___191. 353

R. F C 2098 Beltrami County, Minn_522, 692,South Dakota-

o

1233, 186479142

Bond Fund 691 Bent County, Col

0reBill Signed to Divert Portion of Belvide, Ill

Gasoline Tax to Rural Credits Belzoni, Miss

Credit Financing Benton Cty. S. D. No. 6, Wash_874, 1195393Supreme Court Upholds Rural 1

11123191410 Benton Harbor, Mich

Special Assessment Bonds-Methods Berks County. Pa 1054, 1233,for Dealing with Defaults 1052 Berrien County. Mich

Suffolk County, N. Y.-Court of Ap- Berryville, Va

Bonds Illegal 119391Peals Rules $5,000,000 Bridge Bethel, Ohio 74

1748 Bethlehem, Conn 353. 522


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Bethlehem, Pa 353, 692 Colborne, Ont 698, 880 Fergus Falls, Mimi 1594, 1932 Houston, Texas____192, 355, 1057, 1595Bettendorf. Ia 1593 Colfax County Sch. Dist No. 11, Ferndale School District, Mich 1056 Houston Ind. Sch. Dist., Tex 694Beverly, Mass 191, 353, 874, 1054 N. Mex 2099 Fillmore County School District No. Howard County, Ind,. 1412. 1750Bexley City S.D., Ohio 1054 Collier Twp. S. D., Pa_523, 1055, 1411 45, Minn 1056, 2100 Hoxie, Ark 1235, 1412, 1595Biddeford, Me 1593 Collingwood, Ont 1240 Findlay, Ohlo.192, 523, 1056, 1750, 2100 Hubbard County, Minn.524, 1057, 1235Big Falls, Minn 353 Colorado, State of 192, 1594 Flemingsburg, Ky 2100 Hubbard Village Sch. Dist., 013113_1932Big Horn Cty. S.D. No. 28, Wyo.... _ 522 Colorado Springs, Colo 1749, 2099 Fitchburg, Mass 1411 Hudson, Ohio 1932Big Horn Cty. S.D., Wyo 1593 Columbus, Neb. _1234, 1594, 1932, 2100 Flathead County S. D. No. 38, Mont.2100 Hudson County, N. J 192Billings, Mont 191 Columbus, Ohio-693, 875, 1055, Flint School District. Mich 1933 Hume School Dist. No. 24, N. Dak__1750Birmingham, Ala 1233, 2099 1234, 1594, 1749, 2100 Florham Park S.D., N. J 1932 Huntington, N. Y 1235Black Hawk Cty., Iowa_874, 1931, 2099 Colwyn School Dist., Pa 1234, 1749 Florida, State of 1411, 1595, 1932 Huntington Sch. Dist. No. 3, N. Y...1933Blackford County, Ind 1749 Concord, N. H 1234 Floyd County, la 192 Huntington Woods, Mich 856Blair County, Pa 874 Connecticut, State of 1055 Fond Du Lac County, Wis 2100Blakely, Pa 692, 1054 Connersville, Ind 1234 Fordson School Dist., Mich_ -1750, 1932 T berville Parish, La 1933Blanchester, Ohio 1410 Cook County, Ill_ -192, 354, 1055, 1932 Forrest County, Miss 355, 693 Idaho. State of 193, 694, 1412, 1751Bloomington, Ind 1410 Coos County, N. H 875, 1234 Forsyth County, N. C 192 Illinois, State of__356, 694, 876, 1412,Bluffton School District, Ohio------2099 Corbett Water Dist., Ore 875 Fort Collins, Colo 1932 1595, 1750Boonton, N. J 692, 1410 Corinth, Miss 1749, 2100 Fort Lee, N. J 1056, 1235, 2100 Illmo, Mo 1595Bosque and Hamilton Counties Com- Corinth Union Free S.D., N. Y___1749 Fort Myers S. D., Fla 1056 Imperial Irrigation Dist., Callf__193, 524mon County Line S. D. No. 6, Cortlandt, N. Y 523 Fort Smith Ark 523, 693 Indiana, State 0_876, 1412, 1751. 2101Tex 1749, 2099 Corunna, Mich 1932 Fort Sumner Irrig. Dist., N. Mex- _1594 Indianapolis, Ind 356, 876, 1933

Boston, Mass_191, 692. 874, 1054,1410, 2099

Cotulla Irrig. DIM., Texas 2100Covington, Ky 192, 364

Fort Wayne Ind 693Fort Worth, Tex 1056

International Falls, Minn 356Inter-River Drainage Dist., Mo..- 694

Boston, N. Y 1593 Cowlitz County, Wash_ -523, 1055. 1411 Fountain, Colo 523, 876 Ionia County, Mich 1933Botkins, Ohio 522 Cranesville Sch. Dist., Pa 1234, 1749 Fountain Hill S. D., Pa 1750, 1932 Ionia Sch. DIst., Mich 193, 356Boulder, Colo 2099 Cranford Township, N. J 875 Fox Island S. D., Wash 1932 Iowa, State of_876, 1057. 1235,Boulder County, Colo 191, 1593 Cranford Twp. S.D., N. J 523,1234 Freeport, N. Y____875, 1056, 1411, 1932 1595, 1751, 2108Bourbon County, Ky 1931 Cranston, R. I 2100 Fulton County, Ga 1056, 1411, 1595 Ipswich, Maas 1751Bowling Green City B. D., Ohio,

1054, 1233, 1931Crawford County, Ohio...354, 875, 1411Crestllne, Ohio 693, 875 County, Ohio 355, 876

Ironton, Ohio 694, 876. 1235Irvington. N. J 1235, 1412, 1933

Bowman Cty. S.D. No. 13. N. Dak_ 353 Cumberland, Md 1055, 1932, 2100Galliaalveston, Tex 1412 Island Park, N. Y 694

Boyle, Miss 353 Cushing, Okla 1750, 1932 Galveston County, Tex 1412, 1932Braddock, Pa 1593, 1749 Cuyahoga County, Ohio-354, 523, Gananoque, Out 1240, 1416 Tackson, Mich 1057, 1933, 2101Braham, Minn 353, 522 1055. 1234, 1594, 1932, 2100 Garber, Okla 2100 Jackson, Miss 694Brainerd, Minn 692, 1054 Cuyahoga Fails, Ohio 192, 354. 1055 Garden City, N. Y.355, 1235, 1412, 1595 Jackson County, Ohlo___193. 876, 1057Braintree, Mass 522 Cuyahoga Falls City 8.D., Ohio -1750 Gardner, Mims 355, 1595 Jackson County, Okla 356Brant County, Ont 880Bremerton Wash 1749, 2099

_

D e County, Fla 693Garfield, N. J 1595Garfield Heights, Ohio.. .192, 694, 2100

Jackson County Road Dist. No. 5,Texas 356

Brevard County. Fla 1410 alias, Texas 875 Garfield Heights City S. D., Ohio, Jacksonville, Fin 1057Brewaer S.D. No. 10, Minn - _____1593 Dallas County, Iowa 875 192, 1750 Jamestown, N. Y 1413, 1751Bridgeport, Conn 1233, 1410 Danbury, Conn 1694 Garwood, N. J 524 Jasper County, Ind 1933Brilliant, Ohio 353 Danvers, Mass 875 Gary, Ind 1595, 1750 Jay, Keene, Chesterfield, Wilming-British Colombia, Prov. of- _360. 698. Danville, Va 1932 Gastonia, N. C 192, 1056 ton. Black Brook and Franklin

880, 1240. 1754, 1936 Davison County, S. Dak 1750 Geneva, N. Y 192 (Towns of) Central Sch. Dist. No.Broadwater, Neb 3.53 Dayton, Ohio 1055, 1594, 2100 Geneva on the Lake, Ohio 876, 1750 , . Y 1751Brockton, Mass 353, 1054, 1410 Dayton, Tenn 693, 1055 Georgia, State of__624, 1235, 1750, 2100 Jefferson City, Mo 1413Brook, Park, Ohio 874. 1410 Daytona Beach, Fla 1594 German Flats, N.Y 1750 Jefferson County, Ala 694, 876Brookhaven, N. Y 522, 874 Deal, N. J 192 Gerry, N. Y 35,5 Jefferson County, KY 1413Brookhaven School District, N. Y. 353 Dearborn, Mich 1055, 2100 Gibson County, Tenn 1932 Jersey City, N. J 1933Brookline, Masa 1054 Decorah, Iowa 1594, 1750 Girard, Ohio 192, 694, 1932 Johnson County, Texas 193Brooklyn Heights, Ohio 1931 Dedham, Mass 354 Glasgow, Mo 2100 Johnstown, N. Y 876Brookneal, Va 874 Deer Lodge, Mont 192 Glastonbury, Conn 1056 Johnstown Pa 356, 524Brush, Colo 1931 Defiance, Ohio 693 Glen Rose, Tex 876 Jones Beach State Parkway Au-Buchanan, Mich 1054 Delaware, State of 1932 Gloucester, Mass_ _355. 524, 694. 2100 thority, N. Y 1933, 2101Buchanan, N. Y 1054 Delaware Ohio 1750 Gloversville, N. Y 1750Buffalo, N. Y 191, 1054Bunnell, Fla 1593

Delaware County, Ind_1056, 1750, 2100Delaware River Joint Comm., N. J__ 693

Gold Hill Irrig. Dist., Ore 355Golden Gate Bridge and Highway IC trintoo'fiThDlet .. Mich-1933. tigt

Burlington, Out 1240 Delaware Township, N. J 875 District, Calif 1595 Kandiyohl Co., Minn___876. 1057. 1595Burnaby District, B. C 196 Delphos, Ohio 1411, 2100 Goldendale School District, Tex 876 Kane County, III 356Butler, Pa 622, 1054, 1749 Delta County. Colo 523, 1594 Goose Creek, Tex 1412 Kansas, State of 193, 1413Butler County, Ohlo.191, 622, 692. 874 Dennison, Ohio 1594 Grand Junction, Colo 192 Kansas City, Kan 694. 876Butte, Mont 692 Denton County Cons. S. D. No. 6, Grand Prairie Ind. S.D., Tex 876 Kansas City, Mo_1057, 1235, 1413, 1595Butte Falls, Ore 354 Texas 1932 Grand MIch 1056 Keller Sch. Dist. No. 8, N. Dak____ 524

County School Dist., Utah-- 354Denver (City and County of). Colo.,

354. 523, 893, 875, 1056, 1750Grand Rapid; & Kent TownshipsFrac. S.D. No. 3, Mich 524

Kenosha. Wls 1933Kent, Wash 1751. 2101Cache

algary. Alta_196, 528, 880, 1240,1600, 1754, 1936

Denville, Township, N. J 354Des Moines, Iowa__523, 693, 875,

Granite City Graded S. D. No. 126.III 1750

Kentucky, State of 193, 1057, 1413Kershaw County. S. C 1236, 1595

California, State of_354. 622. 523. 1234, 2100 Granite and Missoula Counties S. Kilgore, Texan 1057692.874. 1054. 1233, 1411, 1749,2099 Des Moines Ind. S. D., Iowa.354, D., Mont 2100 Kilgore Ind. Sch. Dist., Tex____524, 604

California Toll Bridge Authority, 523, 693 Grant County, Ind 1056, 1412, 1595 King County, Wash 524. 1751Calif 693, 1054 Detroit, Mich__354, 523, 693, 1026, Granville Township, Pa 1932 Kingston, N. Y 894, 1057

Cambria, Calif 191 1411, 1594, 1932 Gray County, Tex 876, 1235 Kinston, N. C 524, 694Cambridge, Mass 874, 1054 Dillon County, S. C 1594, 1750 Grays Harbor County. Wash- -876. Kirkland, New Hartford, Whites-Cambridge, Ohio 693. 875, 1749 Dixon, Ill 354 1056. 1412 town, Marshall, Westmoreland,Campbell City School District, Ohio Douglas, Wyo 1234, 1411 Great Barrington, Mass 694, 1411 Vernon and Park: Central School

1233, 1749 Douglas County, Wash 1750 Great Falls, Mont 192 Dist. No. 1, N. Y 1057. 1595Canaan Township. Ohio 1749 Douglas County, Wise 1411 Greenburgh, N.Y '1595 Klickitat County, Wash 1595Canada. Dominion of_880. 1240,

1416, 1600. 1754Drew, Miss 1234Dubuque County, Ia__693, 1594,

Greene County, Ohio 192Greene County. Pa 694. 1595

Kllekitat County Sch. Dist. No. 217.Wash 694, 1413

Canby, Minn 2099 1750, 1932 Greensburg, Ky 2100 Knox County, Ohio 193Canton, Ohio 1233, 1749 Dubois. Ida 192 Greeyille, Miss 876 Knoxville, Tenn.. .876, 1236, 1751, 1933Carbon County, Utah 191, 523 Dubois County, Ind 523 Greenville, S. C 355, 1412 Koochiching County, Minn-1595. 1933Carbondale. Pa 1054 Dufur, Ore 875 Gregg County, Tex 524, 1415 Kosciusko, Miss 1933Cardington Township, 01110_1593, 2099 Duluth, Minn 1056 Grenada County, Miss 1412, 1595 Kosciusko County, Ind 1236Carroll County. Ohio 523, 1055 Duluth Ind. Sch. Dist., Minn_1750, 2100 Grosse Pointe Farms, Mich 694Carson County, Tex 1233 Dunkirk, N. Y 192, 875 Guernsey County, Ohio 192 La Cross County, Wise_193, 694,Carver, Minn 1233 Du Page County, Ill 354 Guilford County, N. C 876 1058, 1596, 1751Casa Grande. Ariz 2099 Durham, N. C 1594, 1750 Gulfport, Miss_ -524, 694, 1412, 1750 Ladd School District, III 193Cass County. Ind 1233, 1749 Dutchess County, N. Y_1234, 1594, 1750 Guymon, Okla 1932 Lagro School District, Ind 694Cass County, Mich 1233 Laguna Beach Acq. & Imp. Dist.Cass CountY, Texas 875 Grand Rapids, Mich 354 Haddon Heights, N. J 1056 No. 4, Calif 2101Casa County School District No. 52, East

ast Hartford, Conn 2100 ad do n Township N. J 1932 La Habra, Calif 356, 694N. Dak 1749 East Huntington Township School Halifax, N. 8 1062 Lake Charles, La 356, 624

Cassville, Wis 1233 District, Pa 1411 Hamilton, Out 1416 Lake County, Ind_356, 876, 1933, 2101Castle Shannon, N. Y 1055 East Landsdowne Sch. Dist., Pa.... 875 Hamilton Township, N. J 355 Lake County, Ohio 1236, 1751Castleton, N. Y 191. 354 East Liverpool, Ohio 354 Hampden County, Mass 876, 1056 Lake George, N. Y 524, 876Cattaraugus County, N. Y---693, 875 East Orange. N J 354, 1411 Hampton, N. H 355 Lake-of-the-Woods County, Minn__1751Cavalier County. N. Dak 354, 693 East Penn Township, Pa 1056, 1234 Hancock County, Ohio 192, 35.5 Lake Placid, N. Y 356Cedar County, Iowa 693,1593 East Side Levee and Sanitary Dis- Hannibal School Dist., Mo 1932 Lakewood, Ohio 1055Center Independent S. D., Texas___ 191 trict, Ill 2100 Hardwick, Vt 2101 La Mesa, Lemon Grove and SpringCenter Township, Pa 354 Eau Claire, Wise 1594 Harlingen Ind. Sch. Dist., Tex 1056 Valley Irrigation District, Calif_ 524Center Township S. D., Pa___1411. 1931Centralia School District, Pa 2099

Eau Claire County, Wise 1056Economy Township School District,

Harlowton, Mont 355. 694Harris County Cons. Sch. Dist. No.

Lanark County, Ont 698, 885Landis Township Sell. Dist., N. J__1058

Cerro Gordo County, Iowa__1055, 1233 Pa 523, 1056 29, Tex 192, 524 Lansing, Mich._.524, 1058, 1236, 1751Champion Township, Ohio 1233 Edcouch, Texas Harrisburg, Pa 1750, 1932 Lapeer, Mich 2100.Charlevoix, Mich 191 Edgerton, Wise 1594 Harrison, N. J 865 La Salle County, III 193. 524. 694Charlevoix County, Mich 875Charlotte, N. C---693, 875, 1055, 1932

Elbert County, Colo 875Eldorado Springs, Mo 1056

Harrison, N. Y 876Harrison Water District No. 2,

La Salle County Water Control andImprovement District No. 1, Tex. 524

Chehalis, Wash 1055Chelan County, Wash...191, 623,

Elizabeth, N. J 192, 523, 1056Elk River, Mimi1056

N. Y 1235, 1750Hart, Mich 1412

Las Vegas, Nev 524Lauderdale County, Miss_524, 694,

1055, 1233Cheltenham Township, Pa 1411Chesapeake, Ohio 523. 1749Chester Twp., N. J 1594, 2099Chesterton, Ind 1233, 1594, 1749Chicago, Ill-354, 523, 875, 1055,

1411, 1594, 1749, 1931Chicago South Park Dist., III 693Chicago Lincoln Park Dist., H1..1594,

Elk Rapids, Mich 192Elkhart County, Ind 523Elmhurst, Ill 693Elmira, N. Y 523, 825, 1750, 2100El Paso County, Texas 1411, 1750El Paso County Common Sch. Dist ,Texas 2100

Elyria, Ohio 1750Emaus School District, Pa....1750, 1932

Hartford, Conn........524, 694, 1056,1235. 1932. 2101

Hartford, III 524, 1412, 1595Hartley County. Tex 1235Ilaskill County, Tex 192Haskins, Ohio 694. 1235Haverhill, Mass 355Heber, Calif 1412Hemet, Calif 524, 1412

1236, 2101Lauramie Township, Ind 1751Laurel, Miss 1236Lavaliette. N. J 694Lawrence, Kan 2101Lawrence, Mass 1236Lawrence, N. Y 193, 356, 524Lawrence County, Ohio 356Leetonia, Ohio 1933

1749, 2099 Elsinore, Calif 2100 Hemphill County, Tex 1235 Leominster, Mass 1058, 1236Chicago Sanitary District, Ill 1749 Elwood City School District, Pa.--2100 Hempstead, N. Y 192 Leonard School District No. 9Chisholm Minn 523 Emmett County, Ia 355 Hendricks County, Ind 694 N. Dak 358Chicopee Mass 1749, 1932 Emerson, Neb 693, 875 Henry County, Tenn 1056, 1595 Leonia, N. J 1933, 2101Chippewa County. Mimi 1932 Enfield, Conn 523, 696 Hibbing, Minn 524 Lewisboro, N. Y 1236, 1413Cicero, III 1055. 1233 Englewood, Colo 192 Hiddenwood School Dist. No. 92, Lexington, Mass 694Cincinnati, Ohio 191, 1749. 1932 Englewood, N. 3_1056, 1234, 1411, 1594 N. Dak 876. 1412 Libby, Mont 193Claiborne County. Miss 1234 Erie, Colo 2100 Highland Park, N. J 524 Licking County, Ohio 1236, 1596Claremont, N. H 1234 Erie, Pa 2100 Highland Park School District, Lima, Ohio 524, 1413, 2101Clark County, Wash--693, 105.5, Erie County, Pa 1056, 1411 Mich 1057, 1235. 2101 Lincoln, Neb 1058

1233, 1749 Escoumains, Que 1600 Hillsborough County, N. H._ __1932, 2101 Lincoln County, Ont. 698Clarks Summit, Pa 192, 523 Essex Border Utilities Commission, Hillsborough County, Fla 1057, 1412,1595 Lincoln Park School Distrcit. Mich.1933Clarksdale, MIMI 1749 1062 Hillside Township, N. J_..355, 694, 1235 Linden, N. J 694. 1058Clay County, Iowa 693, 1055 Essex County, Mass....523, 693, 1235 Hobart, Okla 1595, 1750 Linn County, Iowa 1933, 2101Clearfield Townships. Pa 1055 Essex County, N. J 355, 693 Hoboken, N. J 355 Littlefield-Ind. School District, Tex.1236Cleveland Ohio 875. 1055, 1594 Essex County, N.Y 1234 Holidayburg, Pa 2101 193Cleveland Heights. Ohio 1594, 2099 Euclid City School District, Ohio.... 192 Holmes County, Ohio 2101 Logan County. Ohio 1761Clifton, N. J 523, 1749Clinton, La 1594Clinton. Mass 1234, 1411Clinton, County. Iowa 192Clintonville Sch. Dist., Wis-1749, 2099

Evanston School District No. 75, Ill- 693Excelsior Springs, Mo 528

Fairlawn, N. J 365, 875all River, Mass 1056

Holyoke, Maas _355, 1412, 1932, 2101Ilomedale School Dist., Idaho Honaker, Va 2101Hood River, Ore 694Hooker, Okla 1412

London, Ont 1754Long Beach, N. Y 1751, 2101Long Pine, Neb 876Longport, N. J 1933Longuell, Que 1754

Coal Grove, Ohio 1594 Faribault, Minn 1750, 1932 Hooveraville, Pa 355, 524, 1235 Longview Ind. School District, Tex_ 356Coeur d'Alene, Idaho 192Cohoes, N. Y 1055

Fayetteville, N. C 876Fergus County School District No. 1,

Hopewell Township Rural Sch. Dial.,Ohio 1235, 1750

Lorain County, Ohio 877, 1413Los Angeles, Calif 193, 877, 1236

Coke County Road Dist. No. 2, Tex 1055 Mont 693 Horseheads, N Y 1750 Los Angeles County, Callf.624, 1413, 1933


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BOND ISSUES (Continued) BOND ISSUES (Continued) BOND ISSUES (Continued) BOND ISSUES (Continued)Page Page Page PageLos Angeles County School Districts, New Castle, Pa 194 Pittsburgh, Texas 1935, 2103 Scotia, N. Y 17.53Calif 1236 New Glasgow, N. S 1936 Pittsfield, Mass 358, 526 Scott County, Ia 359, 527Los Angeles Metropolitan Water New Hampshire, State of 525. 1237 Plainview, Texas 2103 Sea Girt, N. J. 527. 879District, Calif__356, 524, 695, 877, New Haven, Coon. .357, 696, 1059, Plainview Common School District Seattle, Wash__195. 527. 697, 879,Louisiana, State of

1058. 1413524, 1058, 1413

1752, 1934New Hyde Park, N. Y 525

No. 12, Tex 696Plaza Sch. Dist. No. 137, N. Dak 526

1598, 1753, 2103Sebring, Ohio 195. 697Louisville, Ky 1413, 1596 New Jersey, State of 357, 1059 Pleasantville, N. J 1752 Seneca County, N. Y 879, 1061Loveland, Colo 1058 New London, Conn 2102 Plymouth, Conn 358, 526, 696, 878 Seneca County. Ohio 359, 879Loveland Ohio 1751 New Mexico, State of__ _696, 1059, 1597 Plymouth County, Ia 1752. 2103 Shadyside Village S. D., Ohio 697Lowell, Mass 1751 New Orleans, La 194, 357 Plymouth County, Mass 358, 696 Shalersville Township S. D., Ohio... 527Lower Saucon School District. Pa___ 524 New Port Richey. Fla 877 Pocahontas County, Ia. .105. 696, 1060 Shelby County. Ind__527. 1061,Lubbock Indep. S. D., Tex 1236 Newport, R. I 696, 878, 1237 Point Pleasant Beach. N. J 195. 1238 1415. 1935. 2103Lucas County, Ohio 193 Newport, Wash 1237 Ponca City, Okla 526 Shelton, Wash 195, 1239Lucas Indep. S. D. No. 5, Ia..1413, 2101 Newport News, Va 1414 Ponders County School District No. Shinnston, W. Va_1061, 1598, 1753, 2103Lynbrook, N. Y 193, 524 Newport School Dist., Del 357 10 Mont 696, 1598 Shreveport, La 1239Lyndhurst Township, N. J 1933 New Rochelle, N. Y 696 Pontiac, Mich 1060 Sidney, Ohio 879Newton. Mass 878, 1597 Portage, Pa 195 Skamania County S. D. No. 3. Wash.2103MMcClure School District, Ill 877 Newton Falls, Ohio 696 Portage County. Ohio 1238, 1935 Slocum Indep. S. D., Tex 359cKinley Minn 524, 1596 New York, N. Y__194, 357, 525, 878, Port Huron, Mich 1415 Smithtown, Nesconset S. D., N. Y__ 195McLean Cty. S. D. No. 8, N. Dak.. 1237, 1597, 1934. 2102 Port Jervis, N. Y 358 Snohomish County, Wash. 527.877. 1751 New York Mills, N. Y 1237. 1414 Portland, Ore 358

.359.697, 1061. 1239McLennan County. Tex 1596 New York, State of 1237. 1414. 1597 Port of Coos Bay, Ore 358 Snohomish County S. D. No. 101.McMinn County, Tenn 695, 1058 New York State Bridge Authority, Port of Illahee, Wash 1415 Wash 1935McMinnville, Ore_ 524 N. Y 1934, 2102 Port of New York Authority. N. Y_1935 Solon, Ohio 697, 1753Macon County, III 525. 695 Niagara Falls, Ont 1062 Portsmouth, N. H 696 Somerville, Mass 1061Madison County, III 877 1413 Niagara Township, Ont 1062 Portsmouth, Ohio 1598, 1752 Somerville, N. J 1061. 1239. 2103Madison County, Ind___695, 1413, 1751 Niles, Ohio 2102 Pottawattamie County, Ia__ _1752, 1935 Sounth Bend, Wash____1415, 1753, 2103Madison County, Ohio 193 Norfolk, Neb 1414 Potter County, Pa 1935 South Carolina, State of__359. 527.Madison County, Tenn 193, 525 Norfolk County. Mass 1059, 1237 Poughkeepsie, N. Y 2103 879, 1061, 1239, 1415Mahoning County, Ohio 1413, 1933 Normandy Consolidated Sch. Dist., Preston, Ont 698 South Dakota, State 01_195, 527,Mahony Township S. D., Pa. 877. 1058 Mo 878. 1060 Proctor, Minn...1238. 1415, 1752, 2103 697, 1415Maine, State of___877, 1058, 1596, 1933 North Adams, Mass 2102 Prosser School District, Wash. .878, 1415 South Haven, Mich 1599Malden, Mass 356. 524, 1751, 2101 Northampton, Mass 525 Providence, R. I 1060. 1238, 1935 Spencer, Ia 195. 359Mallard, la 525, 1058 Northampton, Pa 695 Pueblo County Sch. Dist. No. 20. Spencerport, N. Y 1598Mamaroneck, N. Y 1751, 1933 North Andover, Mass 2102 Colo 195 Spink County S. D. No. 22,S. Dak__ 879Manchester, Mass 695 North Arlington. N. J 194 Put-In Bay, 01110..195, 526, 878, 1238 Spink County S. D. No. 24, S. Dak_2103Manchester, N. H 695, 1058, 2101 North Bay, Ont 698 Putnam County, Tenn 358 Spokane. Wash 195. 1416, 1935Mandan. D., N. Dak 1933

Manistique, Mich 1596North Bergen Township, N. J._878, 2102Northbridge, Mass 1237 Province of____196, 360,

Spokane County, Wash__359, 527,697. 1239Manville, N. J 1058 Northbridge School Dist., Ohio. .357, 525 Quebec,

1062, 1416, 2104 Spokane County S. D. No. 102.Margate City, N. J 356. 1058 North Canton, Ohio 1752, 1934 Quincy, Mass 358, 526, 1060, 1598 Wash 1239, 2104Marion, Ky 2101 North Carolina, State of. .358. 525. Springfield, III 527Marion County, Ind 356, 525 1237, 1597. 2102 piscine, Wis 526. 1238. 1598 Springfield, Mass 527. 2104Marion County. Ohio 1933 North Dakota, State of....358, 1237. 2Nadford, Va 195, 1598 Springfield, Mo__527, 1599, 1753,Marked Tree Drainage Dist. No. 7, 1414, 1752 Radnor Township, Pa 879 1935, 2104Ark 1414 Northfield, Minn 1934, 2102 Raleigh, N. C 358. 1060 Springfield, Ohio 1061, 1239, 1599Marshall County, Kan...1236, 1596, 1751 North Hempstead, N. Y 1060 Ravenna, Ohio 195 Stanford (City of) Conn....359. 527. 697Marshall County Supervisors Dis- North Kingstown, R. I 1060, 1237 Raymond, Neb 526 Stamford (Town of) Conn_697. 879. 1061trict. No. 3, Miss 193 Northport. N. Y 358 Reading, Pa... .1060. 1752. 1935, 2103 Stark County. Ohio 195Maryland. State of 695 North Sterling Irrigation District, Red Bluff Irrigation District, Texas_1238 Steubenville, Ohlo__359, 527, 879. 2104Mason County, 'rex 877, 2102 Colo 1597, 2103 Reeves County Water Improvement Stevens Point. Wis 1753Mason County, Wash 1058, 1414 North Tonawanda, N. Y__696, 878, District No. I, Texas 526 Stirling, Ont 196Massachusetts, State of__525, 877. 1060. 1238 Regina, Sask 1936 Stratford, Conn 1061, 15991596, 2101 Northumberland, B. C 1062 Renfrew, Ont 1240, 1416 Struthers, Ohio 359, 1599Massillon, Ohlo 525, 695, 877 Northvale, N. .1 1238, 1752 Rensselaer County, N. Y 195, 2103 Stuttgart Ark 879. 1061Matagorda County. Tex 1596 Norwich, N. Y 1597, 1752 Renwick, la 1598, 1935 Suffolk County, N. Y...195. 359. 527.Maumee, Ohio 2102 Norwich. New Berlin,Pittsfield, Mor- Revere. Mass 526. 1035 1239. 1416. 1599. 2104Meade County. KY 1058 ris, Butternuts Central Rural S.D. Reynolds Irrigation Dist., Ida____ 878 Sulligent, Ala 2104Medford, Mass 1751, 1933 No. 5, N. Y 2103 Rhode Island, State of 1415, 1598 Summit County. Ohio 879Medina, Ohio 525 Norwood, Mass 696, 878 Rib Lake, Wise 2103 Sunnysiope School District No. 53.Medina County, Ohio 877 Norwood Ohio 358, 696 Rich Valley School District, Va____1752 N. Dak 196, 527Meigs County, Ohio 193 Richland County III 879 Superior, Wis 1416. 1753, 2104Memphis, Tenn. .356. 525, 695, 1933 Oakland County, Mich 696, 1060 Richland County. Ohio 526 Swampscott, Mass 2104Merchantville, N. J 1236, 1596 ak wood. Ohio 2103 Richland School District No. 3, Swift County. Minn___.1416. 1599. 1753Mesa County. Colo 1596 Oberlin, Ohio 2103 N. Dak 359 Syracuse, Kan 1416. 1935Metompkin Magisterial Dist., Va.,1058, 1236

Ocean Beach, N.Y 1597. 1752Odessa, Wash 1060

Richmond, Ky 359Richmond, Va 879

Syracuse, N. Y___-3.59, 527. 697,1061, 1599Miami, Fla 1933 Ogden. Utah 194, 358, 696, 2103 Richmond, Vt 1238, 1415Miamisburg, Ohio 356 Ogden School District. III 525 Rio Grande County, Colo 526 Wash 2104Michigan, State of. .194, 356. 877.

1236. 1596, 1751, 1933. 2102Ohio, State of__194, 3.58, 525, 878,

1414, 1597. 1752, 1934Ripley Ont 2104Roanoke Rapids Sanitary District.

Tacoma,albot County. Md 1239

Tallahatchie Cons. Sch. Dist., Miss_1416Middleboro, Ky 1751 Oklahoma, State of.. 104, 878, 1597, 2103 N. C 1415 Tampa, Fla 697Middletown, Conn 2102 Oneida. N. Y 104. 696 Robertson County, Tex 526, 1415 Tarrant County Water Control &Middle Rio Grande Conservancy Oneida County. N. Y 1934 Rochester, Minn. .1238, 1598, 1752, Improvement Dist. No. 1, Tex.__ 196District, N. Mex 1596 Oneida County, Wis 696 1935, 2103 Teaneck Township, N. J__196. 697, 2104Midland, Mich 525 Onondaga County, N. Y. _1414, Rochester, N. Y 526 Ten Sleep, Wyo 360Midland Twp. S. D., Mich 2102 1597, 1934 Rock County, Wis 3.59 Tennessee, State of _360, 527, 697.Millersville, Pa 525, 877 Onondaga, Marcellus, Lafayette, and Rockingham County, N. H___1238, 1598 879, 1061, 1239. 1416, 1599,Milton, Mass.__ 877, 1058 Otisco Central Sch. Dist. No. 1, Rock Island County. III 359 1753. 1935. 2104Milwaukee, Wis 695 N. Y 1597, 1934 Rockville Centre N. Y 195, 359 Terra Bella Irrigation Dist.. Calif.- 697Mimic°, Ont 1240, 1416 Ontario, Ore 1060. 1415 Rocky River, Ohio 879 Texas, State of. 196, 697, 1599. 1753Minneapolis, Minn .194. 356, 695,877, 1058. 1236, 1414, 1596, 1751,

1934. 2102

Ontario County, Out 1062Ontario, Province of 698Orange County, Fla 1060

Rolette County, N. Dak 696, 1061Rome, N. Y 359, 1753Ross County, Ohio 1598

The Dallas Ore 360, 879, 1061Thomasville, Ala 2104Three Rivers, Mich 697. 1061Minnesota, State of. _ _ _1058, 1414, 1596 Orange County, Ind 358 Routt County, Colo 1061 Tiffin. Ohio 1753Minto School District. N. Dak 1934 Orange Village School Dist.. Ohio__ 358 Routt County S. D., Colo 1598 Tioga County. N. Y 879Mississippi, State of. .104, 357, 695,

1058, 1059. 1236, 1414, 1596, 1752Oregon, 111 1934Oregon City, Ore 1934

Royal Oak, Mich 1415Rusk County, Ind_195. 1753, 1935. 2103

Tippecanoe County, Ind 527, 1239Toledo, Ohlo..196, 360, 527, 697.Missoula County, Mont 357 Oregon, State of __354, 1060. 1238, Rusk Indep. S. D., Tex 696 879. 1239. 1416. 1599Missouri, State of .525. 1059, 1596, 1752 1415, 1597, 1752, 1934, 2103 Rutland. Vt 2103 Tompkins County, N. Y 360Mobile, Ala 194. 605 Orlando, Fla 696 Rye. N. Y 1060 Toronto, Ont 1062. 1754. 1936Mobile County, Ala 1934 Orleans Levee Dist., La 878. 1238 Rye Union Free School District, Torrance, Calif 2104Moffat County, Colo 357 Orrville. Ohio 1598. 2103 No. 1, N. Y 879, 1935 Traverse City, Mich 697Moffat Tunnel District, Colo 695 Ossining, N. Y 2103 Travis County. Texas. ...196, 527, 1599Moncton, N. B 1240 Oswego, N. Y 2103 Ct. Anthony, Ida 696 Tremblay Township, Ont 1416Monmouth County, N. J 1059. 1934 Otego, N. Y 1934 ...2c. Augustine, Fla 1238 Trenton, Mich 1061Monroe County, Ind 2102 Ottawa, Ont 880, 1600, 1754 St. Barthelemi School Municipality, Troy, N. Y 1239, 1753Monroe County, N. Y__194, 357,

1059, 1237, 1596, 2102 1415

Quachita 'County, Ark 526Que 1062

St. Charles, Mo. ...359, 696, 1415, 1935Trumbull County, Ohio 1061Truro N. S 2104Montana, State of__194. 357, 525. Quachita Parish Gravity Drainage St. Charles Parish, La 879 Tuckatioe, N. Y....697, 879, 1599. 1935695, 877, 1059, 1237, 1414, 1596,

1752, 2102Dist. No. 1, La 1598

Overton, Texas 696St. Clair County, Ill 359. 526, 696St. Francisville, La 1753

Tulsa County School Dist.. No. 33.Okla 360Montgomery County, Kan 2102 Owen, Wis 1598 St. Helens, Ore 1239 Tyrone, Pa 1753Montgomery County, Md 1752 Owenton, Ky 2103 St. Honore, Que 1754Montgomery County, Ohlo__194,

357, 525, 1059Owingsville. Ky 878, 1598Owosso, Mich 1060

St. Joseph S. D., Mich 195St. Landry Parish, La 1239

Union, N. Y , 21044..., nion City. Ind 1599Montreal, Que 1062, 1600 Oyster Bay, N. Y___-526, 697. 878, 1060 St. Lawrence County, N. Y 696 Union City, N..1 1753Moose Jaw, Sask 360

Moose Lake, Minn 194, 1752, 1934 County School District No.P

St. Louis, Mo__526, 696, 1061, 1239.1598, 1935

Union County. N. J 196, 69g, 880Union County S. D. No. 1, Ore____1061Morenci, Mich 1752

Morgan, Utah 356Morgan City. La 877, 2102Morgan County. III 194, 1752Mortal). N. Y 695, 1414, 1752Morrisville, Pa 695

L 127, Wash 696Pacific and Grays Harbor Counties

Joint Cons. Sch, Dist. No. 200-300.Wash 1060, 2103Page County, Iowa 696Paragould, Ark 1060, 1238, 1598

St. Louis County, Minn...359, 697,1239, 1415, 1753, 1935

St. Louis County. Mo 1415, 1598St. Marc De Figuery, Que 1062Saddle River Township, N. J 359Saguache County, Colo 1415

Uniontown, Pa 1416, 1935University of Colorado, Colo 528Upper Arlington, Ohio 360Utah, State of.. 196, 698. 880. 1061, 1599Utica, N. Y.....196, 697, 880. 1061, 1935

Morrisville Sch. Dist., Pa_.695. 877,1059. 2102

Morrow County, Ohio 1596

Park County School District No. 1,Wyo 1934

Parma City School Dist., Ohio _194,

Salem, Mass 1598, 1753. 2103Salem, N. J 1935Salem, Ore 879, 1239

lialdese, N. C 1753V ancouver. B. C 360, 698Vandalia, Mo 360. 698Moscow, Ida 695 696, 1238. 1415 Saltick Township S. D., Pa 1415 Vanderburgh County, Ind.196. 528, 1061Mount Carmel, Ill 1237

MountEphralm, N. J 525Mount Kisco N. Y 877

Pasadena, Calif.._ _1238. 1415. 1598,1752Pasco, Wash 878Passaic County, N. J 194

Salt Lake City. Utah 526, 879Salt Lake County, Utah 195Saltaire, N. Y 1239. 1598

Veblen Ind. S. D., S. Dak 698. 880Ventnor City, N. J 1935Verdun, Que 698. 880Mount Pleasant Ind. S. D., Iowa,

194, 356Mountrall County S. D. No. 7.N. Dak 1237. 1597

Mount Vernon, N. Y___1237, 1414. 2102

Paterson Township Sch. Dist., Pa_-

_ 194Pawtucket, R. I 878, 1060Peabody, Mass 194, 358Peekskill, N. Y 1598Pelham, N. Y 526, 696

San Benito. Tex 1598San Diego, Calif 526. 1061Sandston Sanitary Dist. No. 2, Va__ 697Sandusky, Ohio 195, 1415Sanford, N. C 1415

Vermilion County, 111_360. 698, 1061Vermillion County, Ind__360, 608.

1753. 1935Vernal, Utah 196, 880Versailles, Ohio 360, 880Multnomah County, Ore 194. 357

Muncie School City, Ind 1237. 1597Pembina County, N. Dak 195Pennington County, Minn 696, 1060

San Francisco (City and County)Calif 195, 359, 526

Vicksburg, Miss 1416. 1935. 2104Victor, N. Y 2104Pennsylvania, State of.. __105, 878. 1598 San Joaquin County Reclamation Vigo County, Ind 1416, 1935Nahunta, Ga 1059

assau County, N. Y 695Natick, Mass 1059Nebraska, State of 1414Nepean Township, Ont 1062Nevada, State of. 1237, 1597, 1934Newark, N. J...357, 525. 695, 1059.

Pensacola Fla 526Perry, Okla 2103Perth Amboy. N. J 1060, 1934Peru, Neb 1238Peterborough County. Ont. _1240, 1416Petrolia, Ont 880, 1416Philadelphia, Pa...878, 1060, 1598,

District No. 2058, Calif 697San Juan, Puerto Rico 526, 1061San Luis Obispo Cty. Water Works

Dist. No. 3, Calif 359, 526, 879Saranac Lake, N. Y 527, 879Saratoga County, N.Y 195Saratoga Springs, N. Y 2103

Vincennes Ind 1416, 1599, 1754Virginia, State of__196, 528. 698. 41

880. 1061. 1416, 1753Virginia, Ill 2104

alWaco. Tex 1754VT adsworth. Ohio 196. 528. 17541237, 1414, 1934. 2102

Newark, N.Y 877, 1237New Bedford, Mass 696New Bern, N. C 1934New Britain, Conn 1059, 1237New Brunswick, N. J 1059New Brunswick, Province of 2104

1752, 2103Phoenix. Ariz 358Pierce County, Wash- _-195, 526,

1060, 1752Pine Island, Minn 195. 696Pine Tree School District, Tex____ 526Pittsburgh, Pa 1060, 1415. 2103

Saskatchewan, Province of____1062, 1600Saskatoon, Sask 360Sault Ste Marie S. D., Mich 527Scarsdale, N. Y 1935Schenectady, N. Y 879Schroon Central S. D. No. 1, N. Y.,

527. 697

Walker County, Ala 360Walker Township. Mich 1062Waltham, Mass 698, 880Walworth County, %Via 880. 1239Ward County N. Dak 698Ward County S. D. No. 129, No.Dak- 1239, 1599


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Warren, 0h1o_360, 1062, 1239, 1754, 1935 Wellington, Ohio 1599 Whitestown, Rome, Marcy and Wolcott, Huron, Butler & Rose

Warren County, Ohio 1062 Wellsville Ohio 528, 698, 1239 Floyd Central S. D. No. 1, N Y. Central S. D. No. 1, N.Y 880

Warren Rural H. S. Dist., Tex 528 Wentworth County, Ont 1240 1416, 1936 Wood County, Ohio 1062

Wa.lington, State of__196, 360. 698,1416. 1599, 1754, 2104

West Alexander, Ohio 2104West Caldwell, N. J 360

Whitney County, Ky 2104Whittier, Calif 2104

Woodbridge Township, N. J 1936Woodbury County, Ia__196, 528,

Washington County. Miss 1935 Westchester Co.. N.Y_196, 698, 1599 2104 Wichita, Kan 880 698, 880, 1062, 1240

Washington County. Ohio 196Washington School District. Conn 196

Western Springs S. D. No. 101, Ill..1062. 1240. 1416

Wickliffe Village S. D., Ohio 196Wilbraham, Mass 1062, 1240

Woodlynne, N. J 1062, 1240, 1600Woodbridge, N. .1 360

Washington Township S. D., Pa.,528, 1239, 1416, 1599, 1754

West Feliciano, Parish, La 1754Westfield Mass 1239, 1416

Wildrose Special S. D. No. 90, N.Dak 198Wilkes-Barre Pa 1062

Worcester, Mass„.360, 528, 1062, 2104Worcester County, Mass 1416

Watertown, Mass_196, 360, 1599, 2104 West Haven, Conn 698, 1416 Wilkinsburg, Pa 1936 Wyandotte, Mich 360. 528, 1936

Watertown, N. Y 1062. 1239, 1599 Westhope, N. Dak 196 Willard, Ohio 2104 Wyoming, State of 1240. 1754

Wayne County, Ind____1062, 1754. 2104

Wayne County. N. C 1239West Kittanning. Pa 1936Westmoreland County, Pa__ _1416. 1936

Will County, III 196Williamsburg, Ohio 1599

Wyomissing, Pa 1240

Weakley County, Tenn 1599 West New York, N. J 698, 1599 Williamson County, Tex 1062 yakirna County. Wash_528, 1754. 1936

Weatherford. Tex 1754. 1936 Weston, Mass 2104 Williamstown, Ky 2104 azoo City. Miss 1062

Weatherby. Pa 1239. 1416, 1936 West Reading, Pa 1062. 1240, 1416 Willoughby, Ohio 528 Yeadon School District, Pa 1936

Webster County. Ia 880. 1062 Westville, N..; 1599 Wilmette, III 1416 Yonkers, N. Y 698

Weehawken Township. N. J__1754, 1936 West Virginia, State of_ _360, 880. Windsor, Out 196, 1062. 1600 York County. S. C 1240

Weiser Irrigation District, Ida 1754 1240, 1416, 1599, 1754 Winnebago County, Ill 360. 698 Yorktown, N.Y 1240. 160

Weld County, Colo 698 Weymouth. Mass 528 Winslow, Aria 1938 Youngstown, N. Y 698, 108

wellesky, Mass__528, 698, 880,1062, 1418, 1599, 1936

Wheeler County. Tex 528White Cloud, Mich 2104

Winthrop, Mass 528Wisconsin, State of 1600, 2104

Youngstown. Ohio 1240, 1416, 160Ypsilanti, Mich 52


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