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TO VOLUME 146—PART I

■JANUARY 1TO MARCH 1938

EDITORIAL AND COMMUNICATED ARTICLESPage

Abbott, Charles C.—Book on the New YorkBond Market, 1920-1930 983Abrams, Ernest R., Editorial on Principles of

Utility Valuations 17Acceptances. .See Bankers' Acceptances.Agriculture. See Farmer.Agricultural Adjustment Act of 1938, Text--1305

Regimenting the Farmer 1129America. See United States of America.American Federation of Labor. See Labor

Conditions.American Railroad System 1893-1900, The

reorganization 5bf the—Book by E. G.Campbell 652

American Steel Industry at the Cross-Roadsof Progress—Book by Folke W. Sundblad-1947

Anglo-American Commercial Treaty 13oiArma lehts and the peace of the world—

France to increase the defense fund 1607Naval increases—

British government contemplates hugeadditions to the naval program.7,1447,1607

Italy announces the beginning of two35,000 ton battleships. _ 321

Japan denies reported construction oftwo 43,000 tons ships 482, 642

Foreign Minister Hirota informs DietJapan has not changed buildingprogram 1446

President Roosevelt may send supple¬mentary estimate for naval con¬struction 7

Naval construction bill of the Adminis¬tration, debate continues on the—16q7

Need for more armaments 162Recommends an increase of 20% in

naval authorization - 804United States plans for huge increase

of the Navy 321, 642Russia prepares to build ships on a huge

scale • 321Singapore Naval Base, Huge dry dock

formally opened at 1122United States, Great Britain and France ask

Japan to signify whether naval buildingexceeds the treaty limiatations 961

Japan's reply to the three governments isnon-committal 1122

Naval experts gather at London for dis¬cussion on qualitative limitation 1446

United States makes available the fulltext of the note -961, 1122

United States military service to beaugmented - 642

United States and World armament 650Austria—

Bonds decline sharply in New York 176SPChancellor Kurt Schuschnigg—

Announces that German governmentdemands reorganization of the Viennago vernment .1—1608

Diet in Vienna assembles to hear himrespecting Berchtesgaden agreement .1296

Proclaims a Plebicite 1607Proclaims that Austria will fight for

independence —1607Submits to German demands 1132Visits German Chancellor Hitler at his

home 1123German Chancellor Hitler—

Appoints Dr. Arthur Seyss-InquartMinister of the Interior 1123

Concentrates German troops on theAustrian border 1608

Customs levies between Germany andAustria cease — —1936

Dr. Seyss-Inquart visits Berlin for con¬versations with Chancellor Hitler___.1123

Establishes his ascendancy over Austria1123, 1608

General amnesty sets at liberty, politicalprisoners in Austrian jails ; 1123

Nazi sympathisers appointed as Ministersof Justice and Commerce respective¬ly- — —— 1123

Nazi demonstrations—Swastikas replac¬ing Austrian flags 1447

Proclaims an Election for April 10- 1936Schilling to be replaced with reichsmark-1769Ultimatum served on Kurt Schuschnigg. 1608

Bank clearings and the course of trade andspeculation 330Bank of England. See Great Britain.Bank of France. See France.Bank of Germany. See Germany.Bank for International Settlements—

European central bankers gather formonthly meeting. — 321

Paul van Zeeland's report viewed as "pre¬mature" 321

Bankers' acceptances, rates for. _ 11,157,324,486, 645, 807, 965, 1126, 1298, 1449, 1610,

1771,1940Bankruptcies, Dun & Bradstreets, Inc.,

monthly record of. 317, 958, 1603Banks and banking—

Modern Banking—book by Roilin G.Thomas 1460

See also Federal Reserve banks.

Belgium—Paul Van Zeeland, former Premier of Bel¬

gium, recommendations on worldeconomic problems—

Discusses his report with Prime MinsterNewville Chamberlain 320

French Government views the report as"futile" under present circumstances. 320

PageBelgium—(Concluded)

Paul Van Zeeland— (.Concluded)International monetary standard should

be established. 641, 813International administration of existing

mandates 641International Stabilization Fund part of

planIndustrial quotas should be repressed 813Recommends a general tariff truce. ... .. 641Report made public—The tariff policy. _ 641Revision of the tripartite agreement. 813Suggests conference of the five leading

nations to exam in&feport 813Board of Governors, Federal Reserve System.

See under Federal. M •

Bond market, course or; according to Moody's19, 197, 348, 503, 652, 819, 983, 1133.

1316,1459,1621,1780,1948Bond market, The New York, 1920-1930-—

book by Charles C. Abbott ... 983Bond offerings. See capital flotations.Book reviews—

A. B. C. of Municipal Bonds,The—bookby Louis S. Lebenthal 178

American Steel Industry at the Cross-Roads of Progress—book by Folke W.Sundblad.. __._________1947

Brotherhood of Railway Clerks, The—bookby Henry Henig. _ 349

Credit Manual or Commercial Laws, 1938—book by National Association of CreditMen 971

Delaware Corporation, The—book by Rus¬sell Carpenter Larcom. 1316

Dollar, The—A study of the "new" Na¬tional and International Monetary Sys¬tems —Book by John Donaldson 1146

Elements of Modern Economics—book byAlbert L. Meyers 1316

Floating Debt of the Federal Government,The, by Edward Raquet Van Sant 658

Index to Business Indices, An—book byDonald H. Davenport and Frances V.Scott 1146

International Raw Commodity Price Con¬trol—book by Robert F. Martin.______ 349

Modern Banking—book by Roilin G.Thomas 1460

New York Bond Market, The—book byCharles C. Abbott. 983

Next Century is America's, The—book byCarroll D. Murphy 1948

Personal Adn inistration in the FederalGovernment — pamphlet by LewisXleriarn. . . 816

\^£6rsonnel .and Labor Relations—book by nDale Yoder. 1947)

Reorganization of the American RailroadSystem, The, 1893-1900—book by E. G.Campbell 652

Socialism versus Capitalism—book by A. C.Pigou 177

Undistributed Profits Tax, The—book byM. Slade Kendrick , ; 178

South American Hand Book 1938, The—byHowell Davies 1947

Will Gold Depreciate—book by PaulEinzig 816

World Production and Prices, 1936-1937—book by Econon ic Intelligence Service ofof the League of Nations 1460

Brazil—President Vargas defends the suspen¬sion of foreign debt payments. 160

Brokers' loans. See under Federal Reservebanks. ■

Brookings Institution's President's researchconclusions regarding unemployment. SeeEditorial, "Precisely" 636

Brotherhood of Railway Clerks, The—bookby Henry Henig 349

Budget. See under United States.Building Industry—

Dodge, F. W., Corp reports -.335, 1137Building construction in United States

falters after early gains in 1937 495Construction contracts awarded, monthly

record of, 1934 to 1937 497United States building operations, 1930

to,1937, table of 499Business Conitions—

Assistant Attorney General Rooert H.Jackson's assault on "big business" .2, 3, 5

Secretary of Interior Haroid L. Ickes at¬tacks "big business" 5-

Groups of business leaders discuss businessproblems with President Roosevelt. .314, 315

Martin, Homer, President of United Auto¬mobile Workers discusses a "New Un¬written Law" 798

President, in his annual message, calls forcooperation with the Government 149

Republican Governor-elect of New Jerseycriticizes the policy of the Administrationtowards business 151

Uncertainties and Hazards to Bustiness inthe Administration's Policies.. 316

See also the following editorials;Mr. Roosevelt on Recovery and Reform 161Uncertainties and Hazards 315Purchasing Power, Mass Production 636See also under Roosevelt, President.

Business failures. See Bankruptcies.Byrnes bill. See Departmental Reorganiza¬

tion.

Campbell, E. G.—Book on the Reorganiza-V-' tion of the American Railroad System. - 652

PageCanada—Bank clearings for the last eight

years, table of._. 340Capital flotations (new) 165, 814, 1456

British flotations 345, 982, 1611, 1620China (see also Japan)—

American Consul at Nanking protestsJapanese violation of property rights . _ _ - 483

Chiang Kai-shek, Generalissimo, to devoteall his time to prosecution or the war. - 155

Flies from Hankow to assume defense ofShangai Province. 322

French Government protests the bombingof a French Mission in South China 322

Peace terms submitted by Japan 155,322Premier and Finance Minister, Dr. H. H.

Kung states that China will finance thewar and meet external debt interest 482

Sends fleet of 12 bombing airplanes overJapanese island of Formosa 1297

Drops bombs on principal militarycentres 1297

Shangtuhg Province Capital, Tsinan, fallsto the Invaders 8

Large armies in battle for control ofthis Province- — 805

British authorities protest to JApan at¬tacks On British municipal police atShanghai-- 322

Japanese make air raids on Hankow 155Chicago Stock Exchange record of prices for

1937 653Net earnings of Federal Reserve Bank of

Cnicago.. 655Trading volume on Chicago exchange 655

Cincinnati Stock Exchange, monthly range ofprices 1937 — -1142

Civil liberty, the heritage of the Americanpeople.- 489

Cleveland Stock Exchange, monthly range ofprices, 1937 1143

Coal Industry—Production in year 1937 336Collective bargaining. See Laoor Conditions.Columbus (Ohio) range of prices stocks and

bonds -1145Commonwealth & Southern Corp. offer to sell

to the Government operating properties inthe Southeast ——----—- 479

Congress. See under United States.Constitution. See under United States.Construction. Sec Building Industry.Cooperation, The Menace of 649Corporations, The Proposed Federal Licensing

of_l 1453Cotton—

Exports in November were in excess of thoseof a year ago ----- 4

Exports for first 11 months of 1937. 334Traffic in the South, year 1937-.--- 1138

Courts, Transformation of the Federal 327Credit Manual of Commercial Laws, 1938—-

Book by National Association of CreditMen - -971

Cuba—Congress approves a measure providing for

refunding of 1977 bonds. .... - - - - — 963President Laredo Bru vetoes the bill 963

Czechoslovakia signs reciprocal trade agree¬ment with United States 1606

avies, Howell, book—The South AmericanHandbook, 1938 ------1947

Davenport, Donald H., and Frances V. Scott,book—An Index to Business Indices.--—1146

Delaware Corporation, The—Book by Rus¬sell Carpenter Larcom .1316

Democratic Party. See editorial, The PartyOutlook for 1938 14

Departmental Reorganization and ExecutiveAutocracy - — - - -~ ~ ~ ~ ~-—'-16X4

Byrnes Bill in Senate,"purposes of the 1614Detroit Stock Exchange—

Monthly range of prices, 1937 1143Yearly range. —1144

Diplomacy, European— .

Austria and Hungary would recognize theFranco regime in Spain, statement madethat ■

British Government initiates conversationswith Italy and Germany—. Ib07

Earl of Perth, British Ambassador toRome, leaves for London 1/yo

German Foreign Minister Joachim vonRibbentrop arrives in London for con- _

versations *- — 16U£Germany's conquest of Austria... ...l/oo

British Premier Chamberlain hints at abroad program for Britain ..1766

British Government warns Germany toobserve Czechoslovakian independences67

Czechoslovakia assured by France andRussia of aid if attacked. -.--1766

Russia prepared to go to aid of Czecho¬slovakia.- ..... - ,-1767

Suicides by the hundreds reported. 1936Polish Foreign Minister visits Rome for con-

versations with Premier Mussolini. - -—1607Rome protocols, signatories of the, meet

in Budapest for conference oz 1Rome-Berlin Axis—Migration of 30,000

Italian laborers into the Reich and a fewindustrial advisers into Italy—_ - ------ 322

Rumania and Yugoslavia Foreign Ministersmeet in Belgrade for conference - - - 21

Rumanian Premier Octavian Goga to alignwith Germany and Italy in friendshippacts 482

Russia suspends all commercial paymentsto Italy. ----- 482

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Page

Diplomacy, European—(Concluded)Yugoslavian Premier visits Germany for

friendship pact 482See editorial, Political Europe at the Turn

of the Year _ 15Disarmament. See Armaments and the

Peace of the W orld,Dodge, F. W., Corp. See Building Industry.Donaldson, John, book on The Dollar, a

Study of the "New" National and Inter¬national Monetary System ..1146

Dun & Bradstreets, Inc., report of commercialfailures. See Bankruptcies.

Economic problems. See Belgium—VanZeeland recommendations.Einzig, Paul—Book on "Will Gold Depre¬

ciate?" ------ - - - 816Election, coming, of House full membership

and one-third of the Senate—Editorial 1289Time for Real Opposition to the New

Deal _ 1290Electricity. See Public utility industry.Elements of Modern Economics—Book by

Albert L. Meyers 1316Employment. See Labor conditions.England. See Great Britain.Europe-

Armaments. See under A.Banks, weekly returns of gold bullion in,

13, 161, 327, 489, 649, 811, 968, 1129,1301,1452,1613,1775,1943

Stock markets, course of-.6, 153, 318, 481,640, 802, 960, 1121, 1292, 1445, 1605, ^

1765,1934Boxing Day observance, London Ex¬

change closed for 6War scare affects all markets 1765

Europe, What Next in?— -1776Europe, political, at the turn of the year 15European appeasement. See under Diplo¬

macy, European.European diplomacy. See under Diplomacy.Executive autocracy, departmental reorgan¬

ization and 1614Exports and imports. See under United

States Foreign Trade.Expensive taxes, Editorial 477

Failures. See Bankruptcies. .armer—

Agricultural Adjustment Act of 1938,President Roosevelt signs the 1117

Text --.1305Secretary of Agriculture says "Never

again should consumers and producersof farm commodities suffer from priceextremes" 1117

Agricultural bill. ,See Editorial 956Department of Agriculture crop estimates. 334Mr. Roosevelt on recovery and reform,

Editorial 161Regimenting the farmer ...—1129

Federal courts, transformation of the—.— 327Federal Government, personal administra-«

tion in the—Pamphlet by Lewis Meriam.. 816Federal housing program, the 968

Act authorizes the Administration to in¬sure banks, mortgage companies, &c 968

Federal licensing of corporations, the pro-poge^ ^ ^m' m ** .# ■* — 1453

Bill sponsored by Senators O'Maboneyand Borah 1453

Federal Reserve banks—•Brokers' loans, decrease in 157Comment on weekly returns..4, 15, 316,

479, 638, 800. 958, 1119. 1291, 1443,1602. 1763, 1933

Industrial loans, decrease In..4, 151, 317,479, 801, 958, 1119, 1291, 1443,

1602,1763Increase 638, 1933

Table of discount rates..11, 157, 324, 486,645, 807, 965, 1126, 1299, 1450, 1610,

1771,1940Federal Reserve System, Board of Governors

announces that reserve requirements wouldbe increased 33 1-3% 332

Financial Situation, the..l, 148, 314, 477,636. 798, 956, 1117, 1289, 1441, 1601,

1761.1931Floating debt of the Federal Government,

the—Book by Edward Raquet Van Sant.. 658Foreign central banks discount rates. See

Money Rates at Foreign Centers.Foreign exchange, Continental and other,

12, 159, 325, 487. 647, 809, 967. 1128,1300, 1451, 1612, 1773, 1941

Austro-German development reflected bybreak in registered German marks... 1128

French Government borrows from Bankof France to meet 1937 year-end debts.. 159

France, Bank of. orders trading in foreignexchange suspended 325

French Government announces a newinternal issue of 5% Treasury bonds. ...1128

Foreign exchange market. See under Sterling.Foreign money rates. See Money Rates at

Foreign Centers.Foreign policy—

Administration's naval expansion proposalscause sweeping debate in Congress 961

Secretary of State Cordell Hull saysthere have been no alliances or agree¬ments with Great Britain on navalexpansion _ 961, 970

Joseph P. Kennedy, Ambassador toGreat Britain, Speech in London --.1935

International Relationships, Editorial 1761President Roosevelt's address to Congress

on the State of the Union, Europeanreactions to.. 154

Two Views—Letters to "Commercial &Financial Chronicle" respecting therecent editorial "The Limits of AmericanForeign Policy" 164

Foreign tnyle of United Statas. See underUnited States.

Four-Power pact, the price of a 1616France—

Bank of, weekly returns._10, 157, 323,485, 645, 806, 964, 1125, 1298, 1449,

1609,1770,1939Government borrows from Bank to meet

vear-end needs 159Bond issues a success, The 5% 159Foreign Affairs- committee of Chamber of

Deputies authorizes addition to Frenchforcas 1295

Political Europe at the turn of the year.Editorial 15

Premier Chautemps and Cabinet resigns 321Former Finance Minister asked to

organize a Government, but failed 483

PageFrance— {Concluded)

Premier Chautemps and Cabinet—(Cone/.)Leon Blum then asked to form a Govern¬

ment --- 483Camille Chautemps again Asumes office

as head of Radical-Soliillist regime__ 483Chamber of Deputies votes confidence

in Chautemps regime 1446Leon Blum organizes a left-front Govern¬

ment— 1770PauiBoncourt named Foreign Ministerl770

Premier Chautemps and Cabinet resigns. 1608Leon Blum called to form a Cabinet—1608

Stock market. See under Europe.Strikes throughout the country 9

Frank, Dr. Gienn, announces a five-pointprogram for the Republican Party. Seeeditorial, Republicans in the Wilderness— 811

Freight rates, The increase in —1615Frontier that is gone, A—President Emeritus

of Yale University, Address to Bond Clubof New York. Editorial —— 314

Gainsville, Ga., address of President Roose¬velt says wage earners of the South aregrossly underpaid. Editorial. 1931

Game, The rigor of the 489General Motors Corp.'s President gives facts

regarding reduction of working forces—Factory inventories alone responsible 1

Germany—Ambassador to Vienna says Austro-German

accord is first step to a Commonwealth ofNations 1296

Bank of, weely returns..157,323, 485, 645,807, 964, 1125, 1298, 1449, 1610, 1771, 1939

Chancellor Adolph Hitler—Address to Reichstag demands colony

returns and self-determination ofGermans in Austria and Czecho¬slovakia -1295

Assumes personal command of all armedforces — - 962

General Goering promoted to rank ofField Marshall - 962

Cabinet completely reorganized, also thearmy.. ....— — 962

Fifth anniversary of his rise to power iscelebrated. 806

Joachim von Ribbentrop, German Am¬bassador to London, is made ForeignMinister 962

Recalls Ambassadors to Austria, Italy andJapan 962

His surprise move regarding Austria. —1123Austrian Nazis admitted into the Cabinet 1123Recognition to be extended to Man-

chukuo 1296To visit Italy in May ___1447Persecution of Jews continues; Many

placed in concentration camps 1936Dr. Sigmund Freud forced to surrender

property and passports 1936"Cold anschlus" effected by Germany and

Austria 1295Conquest of Austria 1776

Czechoslovakia assured by France andRussia of aid 1766

Great Britain dispatches note to Ger¬many protesting Nazi methods —1767

Italy's Premier, Mussolini approves theGerman move 1767

Many suicides committed 1767Persecution of ail persons of Jewish faith. 1767Refugees crowd trains leaving Austria—1767United States Government formally

notified that Austria has ceased toexist --1768

Italian farm workers to immigrate 319Nazi regime, Rumors in Germany that the

Austrian crisis may lead to open revoltagainst the 1124

Schacht Dr., takes up the defence of thegold standard 160

Stock market. See under Europe.ven Blomberg, General, hands resignation

to Chancellor Hitler 806Marries a commoner 806

See also the following editorials:A turning point and a parting of the

ways 1303International cooperation, The rough

road of 1454More clouds on international horizon.... 1132Price of a four-power pact, The 1616What next in Europe? 1776

Glass, Senator Carter, reaches 80th birthday.British statesman's words, Edmund Burke,

Suoted in his honor 148d—Bullion in European banks. See Europe.European countries, rates of exchange on

principal.. 13, 160, 326, 488, 648, 810,1128, 1301, 1452, 1613, 1942

Inactive funds.. 12, 159, 325, 487, 646, 809,966,1127, 1300, 1451, 1612, 1773, 1941

Movement at New York, exports and im¬ports..^, 158, 325, 487, 646, 809, 966,

1127, 1300, 1451, 1611, 1773, 1941Treasury announces change in policy of

sterilizing gold 1119Will Gold Depreciate?—Book by Paul

Einzig 816Grains—

Department of Agriculture report _ 334Winter wheat crop shows an increased har¬

vest — __ 335See also under Farmer.

Great Britain—Armaments and the Peace of the World.

See "A."Bank of England, weekly returns.. 10, 156,

323,485,644,806,964,1125,1297,1448,1609, 1770, 1939

Capital Flotations 345, 982, 1611, 1620Chancellor of the Exchequer—

Announces modification of restrictions on

lending to foreign countries 803British exchange equalization fund, an¬

nounces details of the 154Foreign policy, discussion of ,1945Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden says

League of Nations had some dutieswith respect to Austrian independence 1123

Resigns as Foreign Secretary. .1294Friendly notes exchanged with Prime

Minister Neville Chamberlain 1194London Non-intervention Committee—

Remains dormant while forces prepare forbattle at Teruel, Spain ... 9

Lord Halifax is entrusted with the ForeignSecretary office. 1295

House of Commons approves the elec¬tion ...1446

PageGreat Britain—(Concluded)

Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain—British policy regarding appeasement

supported by Cabinet 1294Fresh conversations between London and

Rome engage attention. 1446German and Italian Governments willing

. to remove obstacles to better under-" standing 1294

Labor sympathizers object to any stepaiding Italian aggression —1446

Reaffirms pledge to aid France or Bel¬gium if attacked 1936

Non-intervention regarding Spain to bethe policy ____1936

Prior guarantees could not be extendedto Czechoslovakia 1936

Stock market. See under Europe.Trade treaty with U. S. A 1301See also the following editorials—

International Cooperation, The RoughRoad of 1454

Political Europe at the Turn of the Year. 15Price of a Four-Power Pact, The.,. 1616Turning Point and a Parting of the

Ways, A ...1033United States and World Armaments,

The. _ 650Great Britain Points a Way.. ... .1945Growing International Tension, The 970

Secretary of State Hull denies that theGovernment has any foreign war com¬mitments 970

Haiti and Dominica—Settlement of controversy between theGovernments follows negotiations 806Dominica to pay indemnity to Haiti. 806

Henig, Henry—Book on "The Brotherhoodof Railway Clerks" . 349

Horizon, More Clouds on the International. .1132Hours and Wages Bill. See Industrial wages

and hours.Investigation Thorough, Make the 490

Housing. See editorial, The Federal HousingProgram 968

Iekes, Mr., remarks to the British Empirerespecting objections to the New Dealin America. ... 1289

Imports and exports of United States. SeeU. S.—Foreign trade.

Immunity from Unwarranted Taxation, TheRight to . 1131

Increase in Freight Rates, The 1615Industrial wages and hours bill. See editorial,

Mr. Roosevelt on Recovery and Reform 161Intergovernmental debts—

Hungarian Minister John Pelenyi presentsproposal for permanent settlement 1293

International Cooperation, The Rough Roadof ... 1454

International Horizon, More Clouds on the..1132International Raw Commodity Price Control

—Book by Robert F. Martin..... 349International Tension, The Growing 970Inventories, Large, of Manufacturers and

Distributors—Editorial 2Irish Free State—

Irish Constitution comes into effect, Eirebeing the new State 9

Eamon de Valera of State of Eire andPrime Minister Neville Chan berlainmeet in conversations in London 484

New President for Eire to be elected 9Italy— .

Rome announces that Chancellor Hitler ofGermany will visit Italy in May. 1447

Rome-Berlin Axis—30,000 laborers migrateto the Reich 322

See also the following:Price of a Four-Power Paet, The 1616

v Political Europe at the turn of the Year. 15Turning point and a parting of the ways .1303

Jackson, Robert H., Assistant GeneralAttorney, attacks "big business" 2, 3Japan. (See also China)—

Air raids made on Hankow, China 155Autonomous State to be set up in North

and Central China 1937Boycotting of Japanese goods spreading

throughout United States 8Civil and Military authorities, Differences

between the 804Diet debates on proposed bill for mobiliza¬

tion of all resources 1448Approves proposal for granting dicta¬

torial powers to the government 1770French Government enters "energetic pro¬

test" to the boming of a Mission in south¬ern China 322

General Matsui releived of command of allJapanese forces in China 1297

Government sends new note of apologyregarding sinking of the Panay 8

Secretary of State Cordell Hul 1 expressessatisfaction with the apology 8

United States to ask indemnity for thesinking of the Panay._ ^ 643

United States protests against violationto property rights at Nanking 642

United States to submit bill of over two-million dollars for sinking of Panay 1938

Japanese air forces drop bombs on Chinesecities 642

Japanese national debt has increased 100% 1124Military bill proposed to subject all Jap- I'

anese economic life to control. 1297Major battles of the war now in progress.. 962

Ten million Chinese flee before theinvaders 963

Peace terms communicated to Chinathrough Genuan Ambassador to Nan¬king, rumors of 322

Terms on which Japan is "believed" will¬ing to discuss peace 155

Failure of peace discussions 482Foreign Minister Hirota defines Jap¬

anese aims regarding China 643Economic "cooperation" and war indem¬

nity demanded 643"Two Views,"—Letters to editor respecting

editorial, "The Limits of AmericanForeign Policy". 164

United States demands apology for theslapping of U. S. Embassy Secretaryin Nanking 805

Japanese government expresses "pro¬found regret". 805

Kansas City, Mo., course of security prices 818endrick, M. Slade—Book on The Undis¬tributed Profits Tax ... 178


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Labor conditions—Labor activities during the year 1937-330, 331i Larcom, Russell Carpenter—Book on the#T h| Delaware (Corporation . II16! Large inventories cause reductions in work-fc ing forces of General Motors Corporation

President's letter to Secretary of Labor.See Editorial, "Our Conception" and thefacts 1441

Senator Burke of Nebraska submits resolu¬tion to investigate operations of the Na¬tional Labor Relations Board. 490

See Editorial, "Precisely." President ofBrookings Institution research conclu¬sions regarding unemployment 636

Latin America— _

Argentina's new President, Dr. Roberta M.Ortiz, is inaugurated 1297

President Roosevelt sends lettef to BuenosAires by airplane expressing goodwill___ 1297

Secretary of State Cordell Hull expressesfelicitations 1297

League of Nations—Committee of 28 nations discusses reform

of the League 804Dr. Wellington Koo of China says that

the prestige of the League was never solow as at present , 642

Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden of GreatBritain declares faith in the ideals 642

Foreign Minister Yvon Delbos of Francewarns wavering adherents of dangers ifthey leave the League 642

Hundredth session of the League started. _ 642See also the folloudnq:

International Cooperation, the RoughRoad of 14

Political Europe at the Turn of the Year. 15Price of a Four-Power Pact, the 1616

Lebenthal, Louis S., Book on The A. B. C.of Municipal Bonds 178

Letters to the Editor. 164Licensing of corporations 1453Limits of American foreign policy, letters to

Editor anent stand taken on 164Listings on the New York Stock Exchange

during the year 1937 491Lithuania. See under Poland.

Make the Investigation Thorough 490aloney Bill. See editorial Regimentingthe Over-the-Counter Dealers 1775

"Man's Inhumanity to Man." Editorial,Government budgets for relief and wel-fare 1761

Martin, Robert F., Book on InternationalRaw Commodity Price Control 349

Mediterranean piracy—British merchant ship Endymion tor-

pedoed and sunk 805British Government sends a number of war¬

ships to increase the anti-piracy control. 805Moves for strengthening the anti-piracy

patrol 963Netherland steamship carrying food to

loyalist Spain is attacked and sunk 222Spanish loyalists report that Gen. Franco

has received four destroyers and twosubmarines as gifts from Italy 805

Menace of cooperation—Suit of TennneesseeElectric Power Co. vs. TVA— 649

Meriam, Lewis—Pamphlet on PersonalAdministration in the Federal Government 816

Mexico— . . .

Bank of, suspends purchase and sale ofUnited States dollars 1938

Nationalization program—Seizure of prop-erty • 10. 644

Expropriation of all foreign-owned oil .

properties 1938Railroad system being "socialized.'..----- 10Silver purchases of U. S. not to be in¬

fluenced by nationalization policy 644Meyers, Albert L.—Book on Elements of

Modern Economics . --1316Modern Banking—Book by Rollin G.

Thomas ... —.— —•--------1460Money Market, New York_.ll, 157, 323,

485, 645, 807, 964, 1126, 1298, 1449, 1610,x/1Xw0y

Money rates at foreign centers.-10, 156, 322,484. 644, 806 . 964. 1125. 1297. H.98.^

Bank of Norway reduces its discount rate. - 156Money rates, New York__ll, 157, 323, 485,

645, 807, 965, 1126, 1298, 1449,1610,X / / J. t Xpuo

Moody's investment service. See Bond market.More Clouds on the International Horizon—

German seizure of Austria -1132Municipal Bonds, The A. B. C. of—Book by

Rolling G. Thomas 1460Murphy, Carroll D.—Book, "The Next

Century Is America's". 1948

National Association of Credit Men—Bookon Credit Manual of Commercial JLaws1938 - 971

National Housing Act. Text of newly enactedmeasure amending the 976

See also under "H."National Labor Relations Board, Senator

Burke of Nebraska submits resolution toinvestigate 490

Naval Race. See under Armanents and thepeace of the world.

New Deal— ^ , -

"New Age" and New Deal programs,editorial 1441

Mr. Roosevelt on recovery and reform 161See also under United States.

New York City—«Money market. See Money market.Money rates. See Money rates.Stock Exchange, Course of..151, 317, 479,

639, 801, 959, 1119, 1291, 1444, 1604,1763, 1933

Christmas day observed by closing of theExchange 5

Federal Court decisions respecting TVAdepresses the market 639

Liquidation follows attack on big busi¬ness 5

Listings on the Exchange during the year1937 —■ 491

New Years day holiday observed 152Presidential message to Congress dis¬

heartens investors —151, 639Richard Whitney insolvency depresses

the market 1604Stock Exchange seat sold at $59,000—- 801Trading volume for year 1937 333Washington's birthday closes the Ex¬

change , - - ...1291

PageNext Century is America's, The—book by

Carroll D. Murphy 4 —1948Norway, Bank of, reduces its discount rate,

156, 160

Oil company executives convicted on chargeof anti-trust law violation 649Over-the-counter deader, Regimenting the—1775

Pacific Ocean, Two tiny is,ets in, placed un¬der jurisdiction of the Interior Depart¬ment 1606

PsdBstin©-British authorities publish a new White

Paper 156Clash reported near Nazareth on Christmas

day, three British soldiers killed 156Party outlook for 1938, The 14Peace. See Armaments and the peace of the

world.Personal Administration in the FederalGovernment—pamphlet by Lewis Meriam. 816

Personnel and Labor Relations—book byDa.e Yoder 1947

Pigou, A. C.—book on Socialism versusCapitalism 177

Poland—Sends note to Lithuanian Government de¬

manding normal relations 1767Lithuania prepared to discuss the prob¬

lems 1767Lithuania resumes normal relations with

Poland 1937Political Benefits—editorial on the President's

"six year plan" for harnessing the na¬tion's water resources 1601..itical Europe at the turn of the year 15British influence and prestige, Decline of.. 15France has lost prominence— 16League of Nations, Decline of the.. 16

Political parties in 1938- „ 14Price of a Four-Power Pact, The. 1616Principles of Utility Valuation, editorial by

Ernest R. Abrams 17Public Opinion and War 329

Ludlow resolution for a popular referendumvoted down — 329

Representatives' opinions 329Public utility industry—

Commonwealth and Southern Corp. offersto sell to the Government operatingproperties in the Southeast — 479

Public Works Administration announces the"release" of funds for loans and grants tomunicipalities 799

Railroad System. The Reorganization of theAmerican, 1893-1900—book by E. G.Campbell. 652

Railroads—Baltimore & Onio arranges for another loan

from Reconstruction Finance Corpora-tion ------ 152

Erie RR. files application for reorganizationunder the National Bankruptcy Act 479

Freight rates, The increase in. 1615Grain traffic, Year 1937 — ----1137Gross and net earnings,

11341618

Interstate Commerce Commission grantsfreight rate increase of 5 to 10% onselected commodities 1604

President Roosevelt appoints a commit¬tee of the ICC to "explore" therailroad situation -.1763

To report in a week a plan for the rail-roads - ;—1944

Revenue freight, car loadings of, decline6, 153,331,802,1121, 1934

Increase in 960, 1605, 1764Railroad diagnosis, a 1944Railway Clerks, the Brotherhood of. Book

by Henry Henig. - 349Recovery and Reform, Mr. Roosevelt on ,i2£Regimenting the over-the-counter dealer 1775Regimenting the farmer 1129Reichstag. See under Germany. ....

Republican Party—Party Outlook for 1938,The—editorial 14

Republicans in the wilderness— — 811Dr. Glen Frank, Chairman Committee on

Program, announces a five-point state-ment of principles—i. - - 811

Reorganization, departmental, and executiveautocracy 1614

Right to immunity from unwarranted taxa¬tion, the 1131

Rigor of the game, the 489Rome-Berlin axis. See under Diplomacy,

European. . _

Roosevelt, President Franklin D.—Annual message to Congress, text 172Address at Gainesville, Ga.. respecting the

people's conception of the Conptitution. .1931Approves measure amending the National

Housing Act - -976Armaments, expresses' 'growing concern at

European increases in •_ 7Budget message to Congress, text 174Foreign Policy, his message to Con¬

gress discusses ; 154Armaments message to Congress height¬

ens general concern about the foreignpolicy 804

Message on the State of the Union read to jCongress 151

National income estimate 33If"Political Benefits" on the "six-year plan"

for harnessing nation's water resources. .1601White House conferences—

Business leaders discuss problems withthe President -.315, 315

Makes known that he has in mind theorganization of a non-statutory group. 477

Public utility executives, railroad officialsand industrial leaders discuss problems,on invitation 314

Roosevelt, President, in annual message toCongress urges cooperation between busi¬ness and Government 171

Text of... 172Roosevelt, Mr., on Recovery and Reform.. 161

Editorial, Why More Armaments? 162Rumania—

Fascist inflience rapidly extending 154, 484Fascist regime supplants the Cabinet of

George Taterescu 9, 155Fascist regime of Nazi cast begun by

Premier Goga. 484Anti-Semitic drive begin 484

French officials order an embargo on armsshipments to Rumania and Yugoslavia. . 155

Goga, M., forms a new Cabinet 9, 155Premier Goga resigns. 1448

_ 0 PageRumania—•(Concluded)

King Carol sets up a dictatorship .155, 962,1448Cnurch Patriarch Miron Criste forms a

new regime 1 962Government placed under a new Constitu¬

tion 1448New charter approved by popular

vote 1448Orthodox Rumanian Church recognized

as the State religion 1448Parliament is dissolved by Royal decree 484Rumania said to have recognized Italian

conquest of Ethiopia 155Treaties of friendship to be concluded with

Germany and Italy _ 484See also Diplomacy, European.

Russia—

Reports indicate that more than 1,000 exe¬cutions have taken place against"enemies"

r_. 643Stalin's, M., declaration respecting the

first phase of Socialism 1125Treason trials of 21 former leaders in Mos-

, cow 1448Accused admit their crimes 1448Espionage, sabotage and terrorism

charged against the defendants 1448Former President of the Soviet Union

among accused 1448See editorial, United States and World Arm¬

aments. 650Securities and Exchange Commission—

Chairman's remarks on the Maloney billfor regulation of over-the-counter securi¬ties market 798

Frances E. Frothingham exposes to Senate ^Committee the weakness of the Maloneybill— 956

John Hanes, a member, criticisms regardinginvestment risks. 1943

Hostility to parts of the bill upon the termsof amendments. 800

Secretary of State Cordell Hull acknowledgesincorporation of Austria in GermanReich . 1935

Policy of non-intervention and neutralitytowards Spain 1935

Secretary of the Interior Harold L. Ickesattacks "big business" 2, 3, 5

Silver—

Secretary of Treasury announces buyingprice dropped to 64.64 an ounce.154

Announces with Mexican Finance Min¬ister that arrangements had beenmade for month of January 154

Similar arrangements are made withCanada 154

Announces agreement for purchase of2,009,060 ounces monthly with Canada 320

Agreement reported for purchases withChina until June 30 154

Mexican Finance Minister says 35,000,666ounces will be sold to U. S. under thefour-year treaty 320

Sino-Japanese conflict. See under China,also Japan.

Socialism vs. Capitalism. Book by A. C.Pigou.. 177

South American Handbook, The—Book byHowell Davies ; 1947

Spain—American tanker Nantucket Chief cap¬

tured by the Insurgents 483State and Navy Departments in Wash¬

ington start investigation 483Bombing of Barcelona continues, estimated

1,000 li vo8 sacrificed- ..1770City of Teruel, heavy fighting within and

around ... 8, 156, 483Remains in Loyalist hands after six

weeks' fighting 1124Loyalists are forced to give up the city 1296'

General Franco making important advancesin Spain 1769

London House of Commons adopts resolu-tion condemning bombing of civilians... 805

Loyalist shell falls on an automobile, killingthree press correspondents 156

Loyalist authorities threaten to bomb cityfor city 805

General Franco answers by heavy bomb¬ing of Barcelona 805

An orphanage is hit and 150 childrenPerish 805

Airplanes bomb insurgent cruiser Bel-eares, sinking it ..1608

Premier Negrin tells the Cortes that the# Government never will compromisewith the insurgents 805

Warns granting of belligerent rights torebels, closing frontiers, will strangu¬late Loyalist Spain 1447

Appeals for French aid 1770World protests bombing of civilians in

Barcelona 1937Submarine attacks and sinks a Netherland

steamship carrying food supplies toLoyalists 322

Valencia and Barcelona again bombed643,1609

St. Louis Stock Exchange—Stocks and bonds 817Monthly range of prices for year 1937 817

Stabilization Fund, international, proposedin Van Zeeland report. See under Belgium.

Sterling exchange, course of..11, 158, 324,486, 645, 807, 965, 1126, 1299, 1450,

■■

r , ^ 1610,1771,1940New Year s Day, all markets closed 158President British Board of Trade, Mr.

Oliver Stanley, says Anglo-Americantrade agreement was not political, butcommercial in purpose 646

Treasury not to sterilize gold unless grossamount exceeds $100,000,000 in anyquarter 1126

Stock Exchange. See under New York City.Stock Exchange, Chicago. See under "C."Stock Exchange, Cleveland. See under "O."Stock Exchange, St. Louis. See under "S."Strikes. See Labor Conditions.Sundblad, Folke W. Book on The Ameri¬

can Steel Industry at the Cross-Roads ofProgress 1 1947

Supreme Court, United States—Justice George Sutherland to retire 152The Menace of Cooperation. See editorial_ 649

Taxes, Federal. See under United States,ennessee Valley Authority—Editorial,The Menace of Cooperation 649

Commonwealth & Southern Corp. offersproperties for sale 479

Thomas, Rollin G. Book on Modern Bank¬ing 1460


VI INDEX [Vol. 146—Part 1

PageTransformation of the Federal Courts 327

Nicholas Murray Butler's address on theLegislature -- 327

The British Constitution __ 327Turning Point and a Parting or the Ways 1303

German Chancellor Hitler's speech-... 1303Two Views—Letters to "Commercial & Fi¬

nancial Chronicle'' respecting recent editor¬ial. "The Limits or American ForeignPolicy". 164

Undistributed Profits Tax, The. Book byM. Blade Kendrick... . 178Undistributed profits tax. See under U.S.A.

—Taxes. *

Unemployment. See Labor Conditions.United States of America—

Armaments. See under "A."Budget—

Budget message of President Roosevelt- - 174Revised estimate for current fiscal year

shows a deficit of more than a billiondollars 148

Comptroller of Currency O'Connor, annualreport of - 980

Congress—President Roosevelt's annual message to

Congress, text 172President Roosevelt's budget message to

Congress 174Constitution—

Transformation of the Federal Courts,editorial—-----.-— - — ...... 327

The Rigor of the Game, editorial 489Foreign Policy—

Armaments message of the Presidentcauses general concern 804

Recommends an increase of 20% innaval authorization _ 804

Reactions in Great Britain, Germany,Italy and Japan 804

Letters to editor commenting on standtaken on rights of non-combatants inChina 164

• PageUnited States of America—(Continued)

Foreign Policy—(Concluded)Rumored naval alliance with Great

Britain and France 1133Foreign trade of United States.4,331,638,1443Gold. See under "G."Naval program. See under Armaments and

the Peace of the World.•New Deal—

Groups of public utility executives, rail¬road officials and industrial leadersdiscuss problems with Pres. Roosevelt 314

President Roosevelt will demand a man¬

date to contihue the 1932* A Better Understanding—Editorial 1117Supreme Court. See under "S."

Decisions on Utility Valuations byErnest R. Abrams. ------ 17

Justice Sutherland announces his retire¬ment 182

Taxation—American Corporations, Excessive Taxes

Affecting—Editorial . _ 1601Expensive Taxes—Editorial 477,1601Right to immunity from unwarranted

taxation, The 1131Trade Treaties and Agreements—

Anglo-American Commercial Treaty 1301Czechoslovakia signs trade agreement

with United States..... 1606Great Britain, Secretary of State intends

to negotiate trade agreement with319, 1606

Delegation of experts leave London forUnited States for conference..- 158

Delegates from British Board of Tradecoming. 319

Trade experts arrive for negotiationsfor proposed agreement 1293

Public hearings to begin March 15319,1606

Secretary of State gives prevliminarynotice that a fresh accord will be

negotiated with Canada——.. 803

PageUnited States of America—(Concluded)

Trade Treaties and Agreements—(Concl.)Secretary of State—(Concluded)

Announces intention to conclude

pact with Turkey--.-.. 319Treasury Department—

Annual report of Secretary of the Treasury 346Bills offered_ 11,157,323,485,645,807,

964,1126, 1298,1449, 1610, 1771,1939United States Steel Corp., Report of .1778United States and World armament. See also

under Armaments. 650Utilities. See Public Utility Industry—•Utility Valuations, Principles of, by Ernest

R. Abrams. __ 17

Van Sant, Edward Raquet—Book on TheFloating debt of the Federal Government 658Van Zeeiand report. See under Belgium.

\17ages. See under Labor Conditions.» V ages and Hours bill. See Industrial Wages

and Hours.War, Public opinion and 329War debts. See Intergovernmental.Where the Blame Belongs 1943What Next in Europe 1774Why More Armaments? 162Wilderness, Republicans in the 811World armaments. See Armaments and the

Peace of the World.World Peace—Secretary of State Cordell

Hull's address at National Press Club. 1766World Production and Prices, 1936-37—

Book by Economic Intelligence Survey,League of Nations 1460

Yale University President Emeritus speakson the passing of the land frontier andour American conception of government 314

Yoder, Dale—Book on Personnel and LaborRelations 1947

Yugoslavia—French officials embargo armsshipments to 155

SsJ


Jan.-Mar., 1938] INDEX vn

BUSINESS INDICATIONS AND CURRENT EVENTSPage

Abbott, C. C.t Book by—N. Y. BondMarket, 1920-1930. 983ABC of Municipal Bonds—Book by L. S.

Lebenthal - 178Acceptances. See Bankers Acceptances.Accountants, SEC, and N. Y. Stock Ex¬

change urged to cooperate by John Haskell .1650Adams, Orval W., declines to serve on Re¬

publican program committee. ... 50Addresses A. B. A. regional conference at

Des Moines— 1012Indianapolis conference 1813

Addresses Wisconsin Bankers Assn 1340Advisory Committee on Education report

sent to Congress 1333Agricultural Adjustment Act of 1938—

Conferees reach agreement 842House passes conference report 1008Program based on law outlined... 1170Signed by President. 1170Text 1305

Agricultural Adjustment Administration—{See also section of index, "CommercialEpitome, Cotton, Breadstuffs and DryGoods.")

Program revised to conform with new legis¬lation 1485

Sugar—Beet producers farming requirements

modified 27, 2071Field work with respect to payments to

growers to be administered by Agri¬cultural Conservation committees 511

Louisiana cane price basis.. 2071Proportionate shares of new growers in

Puerto Rico.. 511Puerto Rico, 1938 crop, sets fair price forl953

Wage rates raised.... • 2071Quotas for 1938 27, 1267

Local consumption quotas for PuertoRico and Hawaii 27

Public hearings on allotment of PuertoRice quota... 197

Status of quotas reported 1267, 1789Wallace, Secy., defends quotas—Dis¬

puted by E. C. Bostock 1810Statistics—Shipments and stocks. 1469, 1790Unfilled balances of 1937 offshore quotas 511

Agriculture. See Farmer.Aiken, Gov. G. D.t of Vt.—Lincoln Day

address 1178Akershus. See under Norway.Alabama elects Lester Hill U.S. Senator 380Aldrich, W. W., addresses meeting of Chase

National Bank of N. V 368Blames depression on Government ac¬

tivities 198, 527Federal Advisory Council, renamed to 380Praises reciprocal trade program 1487

Aluminum production, world 1326Alvord, E. C., testifies at House committee

hearings on tax revision 687American Bankers Assn.—

American Institute of Banking—-Annualbanquet..* 850, 1342

Kinsey, Henry R.f made honorary mem¬ber 1488

Bank interest rates on deposits declined in1937 ---- ------- 839

Banking magazine views outlook forbusiness— — — 48

Banking problems and operations beingstudied - - - - 50

Code of investment principles and standardsfor commercial banks 48

Compt. of Currency, Office of, survey re¬veals National banks favor continuanceof independence 838

Convention in 1938 at Houston, Texas 539Insurance, finds banks and trust companies

largest users of. 839Regional banking conferences at-—

Des Moines, Iowa 540, 1012Indianapolis, Ind 1653, 1813, 1974Oklahoma City, Okla 1653, 1973

Research Council to evolve method ofanalyzing public opinion 381

Savings conference, Spring. « 1647Savings Division annual survey of savings

deposits 51Spring savings conference 540

Committee to arrange program 1015State banking boards, result of study of—1488Trust conference, mid-winter 539, 1340

American Economic Assn. meeting 45American Federation of Labor—

C.I. O. peace proposal rejected 848C. I. O. unions expelled 1013Undistributed profits tax, favors change in. 1012

American Institute of Banking. See underA. B. A.

American Statistical Assn. annual meeting 45, 48American Steel Industry. Book by F. W.

Sundblad. 1947Andrews, Elmer P., Charges Social Security

Act with being inconsistent 1338Angell, Dr. J. R,, addresses N. Y. Bond Club

on the inculcating of alien'ideals inU.S 379Annalist—Business Activity index.660,1319,1951

Commodity price index. See under l>C."Anthracite. See Coal.Anti-Lynching bill. See Lynching bill.Antioquia. See under Colombia.Anti-trust laws—

Petroleum suit. See under "P."Richberg, Donald R., suggests clarifying

laws ,— 688Argentina—

Cordoba bond interest to be paid in full— 35Bondholders' committee seeks authoriza¬

tions 1959Mendoza bonds—Holders asked to defer

presentation 1959President, newly inaugurated—message

from U.S. President and Sec. of State 1333U. S. aviators make good-will flight to

inauguration—Return with messagefrom President Ortiz.. —1333, 1477

Armour, N. H., U. S. Ambassador to Chile.. 198Armstrong, Sir H. G. See under Great

Britain.

Army Day proclaimed 1963Associated Press—Frank B. Noyes retires

as President 538Association of Cotton Textile Merchants of

N. Y.—surveys cotton textile industry 1790Auboin, Roger. See under France.Australia—

Brisbane bonds drawn for redemption 673New South Wales bonds drawn for redemp¬

tion 1329

PageAustralia—(Concluded)

Sugar crop 1468Syndey bonds drawn for redemption 34U. S. restores Australia to most-favored-

nation standing 834Austria—

Annexed by Germany 1797U. S. attitude - ---1969

Spanish rebels recognized 517U. S. lists Austria as entitled to reciprocal

trade benefits 1806Automat strike ends 379Automobile Industry— ,

FTC investigation provided in resolutionpassed by House - 1967

Financing .....A, 511, 1152, 1789Ford Motor Co. denied rehearing after rul¬

ing of NLRB... 197Court asked by NLRB to enforce order. 374

General Motors Corp. cuts working force.. 44Remarks of Wm. S. Knudsen .. 194

Production (Factory Sales)—Automobile Mfrs. Assn. report 988, 1625Bureau of Census report.. 665, 1466

Roosevelt, Pres. F. D., and auto executivesconfer—self-regulation agreed to—limiton instalment selling ...533, 688

Approves financing suggestions—criti¬cizes lack of manufacturing program. .1478

Used car week held outstanding success—1953Ayres, Col. L. P., survey of business__.351,

1147, 1782Addresses American Statistical Assn 45Remarks at Senate investigation of unem¬

ployment 366

Bailey resolution. See commodity costs &c.aker, Newton D., dies 49Bank Clearings in 1937 and the course of

trade and speculation 330Bank for International Settlements—

Director General named.. 50Statement of condition. 672, 1798

Bank Holding Company Bill—Glass, Senator Carter, drafting bill to

abolish holding companies.. — 682Introduced in Congress ...1478

Bank of—America Nat. Trust & Savings Assn. an¬

nual meeting 38Canada. See under Canada.Montreal. See under Canada.Nova Scotia. See under Canada.

Bankers acceptances outstanding according toFederal Reserve Bank of N. Y..365,1004, 1801

Bankers Trust Co. annual meeting 365Bankhead, Speaker Wm. B., opposed to Lud¬

low war referendum measure 373Banking magazine. See under ABA.Bankrupties—Richard Whitney & Co. insol¬

vent. __ 1049Derrick, C. J., N. Y. Curb broker fails 1650

Banks and banking—Annual meetings—remarks of officers—

Bank of America Nat. Trust & SavingsAssn 38

Bank of Canada 1389Bank of Nova Scotia 672Barclays Bank (London) 523Bankers Trust Co 365Brooklyn Trust Co. 367Central Hanover Bank & Trust Co 365Chase National Bank ofN. Y 368Chemical Bank & Trust Co.. i_._ 522Corn Exchange Bank Trust Co — 381Federal Reserve Bank of N. Y 521Federation Bank & Trust Co. of N. Y_. 367First National Bank of N. Y — 367Guaranty Trust Co. 520Irving Trust Co 523Lawyers Trust Co 367Manufacturers Trust Co 367Midland Bank of London 834National City Bank of N. Y — 365New York Trust Co 365Royal Bank of Canada 361Title Guarantee & Trust Co — - 520

Clearings in 1937 and course of trade andspeculation 330

Comptroller of Currency, annual report of. 980Federal Reserve Board on trend of bank

earnings and expenses 1004Banking conditions surveyed 1163, 1961

Holding companies, survey of, by N. Y.Reserve Bank 1164

Bill to regulate. See Bank HoldingCompany Bill.

Insurance, largest users of 838Interest rates on deposits declined in 1937. - 839Jones, Jesse H., urges banks to loan to de¬

serving borrowers..... —1485National banks—

Anniversary of founding of system 1341Comptroller of Currency, favor continu¬

ance of independence of 838Condition reported to Comptroller of

Currency 1332Receiverships liquidated 524, 1005, 1636Roosevelt, Pres. F. D., says banks will

not be permitted to resume under¬writing unless safeguards are pro vided. 1006

Trust fund investments, ruling on 38New York State Bank Superintendent,

annual report — 190New York State Bankers Assn. favors con¬

tinuance of dual banking system andopposes interstate branch banking 1011

Operating ratios of member banks in N. Y.Reserve District.

Receivershipsîquidated 524,1005, 1636Savings baaks—

Assets aipd deposits of mutual savingsbanks.... ......... ........ 839

Directory of mutual savings banks 1652Growth of N. Y. banks in 1937 reviewed

by Andrew Mills Jr 189, 521Institutional Securities Corp. annual

report.. 676New York Governor urges passage of

savings bank life insurance legisla¬tion.. 1484,1485

N. Y. State Chamber of Commerceopposed - - - . 1487

Savings banks not in favor of bill—Brokers urged to object 1484,1485

Legislature passes bill 1802Savings deposits in banks and trust com¬

panies 51Stocks, 1937 market for, reviewed... 38Underwriting by banks to be studied by

I. B. A._:.i-. 1340

/ - „ PageBarkley, Senator, plan of, for construction of

toll highways* approved by PresidentRoosevelt 1168

Baruch, Bernard M., testifies at Senate hear¬ings on unemployment 1483

Belgium—Bonds sold in London. 33Franck, Louis, Governor of Nat. Bank of

Belgium, dies 198U. S. Ambassador to Belgium, new 198

Benson, P. A., addresses dinner of IllinoisBankers Assn 656

Addresses A. B. A. regional conference atDes Moines 1012

Addresses A. B. A. savings conference 1647Benson, Pres. T. R., of Chicago Stock Ex¬

change—Year-end review 655Bergen. See under Norway.Berle, A. A., named Asst. Sec. of State.1015,1653

Resigns from N. Y. Stock Exchange Ad-'visory Committee -.1978

Bituminous. See Coal.Black-Connery Wage and Hour Bill—

Governors in Southeast approve principleof bill. * 377

Green, Wm., Pres. of A. F. of L.t to workfor passage 1972

Roosevelt, Pres. F. D., denies he wishesto do more than fix minimum wage 840

Board of Governors of Fed. Reserve System.See under F.

Bogota. See under Colombia.Boland bill to tax fuel oil opposed by N. Y.

C. of O -.1643Bond Market reviewed by Moody's..20, 177,

348, 503, 652, 819, 983, 1133, 1316, 1459,1621, 1780, 1948

Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc. review 1937market 37

Bond offerings. See Capital flotations.Bond Traders Club of Chicago. See Chicago

Bond Traders Club.A B C of Municipal Bonds (The)—Book by

L. S. Lebenthal 178American Steel Industry at the Crossroads

of Progress and Reaction—Book byF. W. Sundblad 1947

Brotherhood of Railway Clerks (The)—Book by Harry Henig 349

Credit Manual of Commercial Laws. 1938—National Association of Credit Men.. 971

Delaware Corporation (The)—Book byR. C. Larcom —1316

Dollar (The). A Study"of the New Natl.& Internatl. Monetary System—Bookby J. Donaldson 1146

Elements of Modern Economics—Book byA. L. Meyers - 1316

Floating Debt of the Federal Government1919-36—Book by E. R. Van Sant 658

Index to Business Indices (An)—Book byD. H. Davenport and F. V. Scott 1146

International Raw Commodity Price Con¬trol—Book by F. R. Martin 349

Lamborns Vest Pocket Sugar Data—Newissue 666

Modern Banking—Book by R. G. Thomas 1460New York Bond Market 1920-30—Book

by Chas. C. Abbott 983Next Century is America's (The)—Book

by C. D. Murphy and H. V. Prochnow._ 1948Personnel Administration in the Federal

Government—Book by Lewis Merriam. 816Personnel & Labor Relations—Book by

Dale Yoder 1947Profits in the Stock Market—Book by

H. M. Gartley 1380Reorganization of the American Railroad

System 1893-1900—Book by E. G.Campbell ■ 652

Socialism vs. Capitalism—Book by A. C.Pigou * 177

South American Handbook, 1938 (Tne)—Book by Howell Davies 1947

Undistributed Profits Tax (The)—Book byM. S. Kendrick. 178

Will Gold Depreciate—Book by Paul Einzlg 816World Production and Prices 1936-37—

League of Nations 1460Borah-0'Mahoney bill. See Corporation

Licensing bill.Bostock, E. C., refutes contentions of Secy.

Wallace on sugar quotas 1810Boston ClearingHouse Assn. elects officers-_ 539Boston Store Exchange raises commission

rates 838Boy Scouts of America—Anniversary 1167Brazil—

Coffee—Amount destroyed 511, 1626Decree regulating fiscalization powers

over coffee 666Exports 828, 1323, 1953Government studying Santos market

with view to increasing exports.. 828New policy will eliminate uneconomic

producers says B. K. Schaefer 1811Coffee crop a record 1912Foreign exchange control decreed—U. S.

exports seek assurances of payment indollars 34

United States directs goodwill radio talk toBrazil. See South America.

Brinkman, H. A ., addresses A. B. A. regionalconference at Des Moines 1012

Brisbane. See under Australia.T^fGlfPPC I AQ"n g» -

Federal Reserve Bank of N. Y. import ofvolume—31, 188, 360. 516, 670, 832,

997,, 1157, 1328, 1473. 1631, 1795N. Y. Stock Exchange report of volume

189, 836, 1475Brooklyn Daily Eagle strike ends 44B. M. T. See N. Y. Rapid Transit Corp.Brooklyn Trust Co. annual meeting 367Brotherhood of Railway Clerks—Book by

Harry Henig 349Buckner, M. N., addresses meeting of N. Y.

Trust Co - -365Budget. See under U. S. A.Building industry—

Caffrey, James C., offers program to stimu¬late building.. --1812

Dodge, F. W., Corp. report of constructioncontracts awarded 508, 1150, 1465, 1785

Guaranty Trust Co. surveys industry. 1801Mortgage Bankers Assn. of America fore¬

casts lower rate of activity 1974Review of industry in 1937—valuation of

permits and construction contracts 49U. S. Dept. of Labor report of activity_24,11


VIIIINDEX [Vol. 146—Part 1

Page

Building and loan associations-™-Loans and dividends reported ---677, 1802

BBonIS—()ffer of settlement on partiallypaid coupons extended 1Qj$

Bulkley Bill shelved---------Bullitt, W. C.. returns to U. ££»Burgess W. Randolpn, Addresses Arner. Eco.

Assn. on statistical equivalent of gold.45, 47Burke resolution to investigate ^

jqqj

BusinessAd visory Council. See under U.S.A.

BusIn«»1aMSled bPy Asst. Attorney-General

^SS^STS'SSSiSss^'^ tlHatch, Senator, seeks inquiry into charges 42McNary, Senator, criticizes statements... 46Roosevelt. Pres. FD-

•.eattackdinner speech says he will continue attacKon business autocrat*------ - v-■ - **- "> °

Warner, Wm. B., Prea. N&tl Assn. ofMfrs., expresses hope that Jackson doesnot speak for the Administration- . 46

Business conditions—<v,„ r«_

Aldrich, W. W., blames government for m-cession iy®' gZA

Annalist business ^dex...-------------- DDUAyres, Col. L. P., survey of business--351,^^Banking Magazine views business outlook 48

fS'ofal Reserveânka; views "of"variW.

F«&«^Bo»Gov-Fo7dn0HetyV!eGews £aoT& verge of

at close of year. _. — - - - - - - -------

Gay, Char.es R„ .Pres. N. Y Htock Exchange, year-end observations of- - - - - - 40

Girdler, T. M.. says business is dMurbod bylack of definite government program 535

Guaranty Trust Co. monthly survey-.-.-- 48Hermann, Henry H.. in business review

denies business planned recession. o50Knudsen, Wm. 8., views on recession - 194Lamont, Thomas W.t denies capital has

gone on strike to cause recession . . - - - - 544'

McGraw, James H., Jr., views outlook op-^

National'Assn."of Mfrs" inquiry finds major-ity expect early recovery.-.. - - - Doy

National City Bank of N. Y. report ofconditions ; 189, 1004, lb45

Roviow of 1937 —"*. vt)v i

Roosevelt, Pres. F. D., confers on recoverypolicy. See Roosevelt, Ires. F. D.Confers

Roper, Secy, of Commerce, year-end state-ment on conditions.

Radio symposium on business outlook. .1974Wells-Fargo Bank & Union Trust Co. busi¬

ness review -

„ 1*Butler, Dr. N. M., address at dedication of

building of International Business MachinesCorp ~o/o

Buttenweiser, Benj. J., criticizes hasteNew Deal - ----- — mi*

Byrnes Bill—See 1"." £L A ."—Govern ment Re¬organization.

/âffrey, James C., group offers BuildAmerica program

California flood toll ___1651California tax on insurance premiums, U. 8.

Supreme Court rules on - - - - - - - -----

California Unfair Competition Act upheld byCourt-.----—------—-- — ---------- 41

Campbell, E. G., Book by—Reorganizationof American railroad system. — - - - - - - - oo2

Campbell, Sir Gerald. See under Great BritainCanada—

. „nnBank of Canada annual meeting. —I4»yBank of Nova Scotia annual meeting—.- - 672Bank clearings. - — . - ---- ^48, 44UBank of Montreal, review of business.6613,^^Banks, Condition of. 369, 999, 1633Bond offerings in 1937 ---■ 361Canadian Bank of Commerce on business

conditions - 181, 988, 1624Dominion Securities Corp. report of

business conditions 1785Capital exports reported 1420

Gold export ban extended 44Gold production. __ 29Investment Dealers Assn. of Canada sug-

fests harmonizing fiscal policies of>ominion and Provinces 844Royal Bank of Canada annual meeting _ _ - - 461

Loan to City of- Bogota, Colombiaprotested by bondholders 462

Silver, U. S. to continue purchases of 40Stock market sales volume in 1937 448U. S. rejects water power proposal ..-1969

Canadian Bank of Commerce. See underCanada.

Canton Island claimed by U. S ^..1638Capital flotations in the U. S 165, 814, 1456

Hanes, John W., says bankers must findmeans to open capital market 1813

New issues in Britain 345, 982, 1620New bond issues in Canada in 1937 361

Capital gains taxes. See U.S. A.—-Taxes—Revision proposed.

Car loadings. See under Railroads—Freight.06ni6nt^**

Production, shipments and stocks ofPortland cement —31 669, 1470, 1956

Census of unemployed. See under U.S.A.Central Hanover Bank & Trust Co. annual

meeting. —— 365Chain stores—

Sales—Chain Store Age report—...353,1150,1784Federal Reserve Bank of N. Y. report

23, 822,1463Chamber of Commerce of N. Y. See N. Y.

Chamber of Commerce.Changstrom, J. A , addresses A. B. A.

regional conference at Des Moines 1012Chase National Bank of N. Y. annual meeting 368Chemical Bank & Trust Co. annual meeting— 522Chester, Colby M., at Senate unemployment

investigation 689Chicago Board of Trade—

Earnings in 1937 656Salaries cut 1003

Chicago Bond Traders Club—Annual meeting 657Chicago Clearing House Assn.—Election of

officers 657

PageChicago Curb Exchange votes for liquidation

657, 1003Discontinues operations 1800

Chicago Mercantile Exchange—Election results 657

Chicago Stock Exchange—President Benson, year-end review of 655Price record in 1937 by months 653Reorganization report adopted 657

Chile-Bonds—Interest payment announced—

Non-acceptance urged by bondholderscommittee 362

N. Y. Stock Exchange ruling 519U. S. Ambassador to Chile, new 198

China-— :■ ' ii ■ ■'Bonds—Drawn for redemption 188East Hopeh government pays indemnity to

Japan - — 33Japanese invasion—

Canton attacked from the air 33Central China, scene of major battle-— 832Chinese claim successes—;Insist on re¬

spect of sovereign rights 516Stiffen resistance in north 1158

Great Britain receives apology fromJapan for attack on gunboat 33

Japanese military regulations in Chinaaffect rights of foreigners 33

Announce united policy after imperialconference --- — - 516

Concentrate on air attacks—Landadvance halted - 1798

Mobilization bill in Japanese Diet 1798Pengpu captured by Japanese 832Shansi and Shensi Provinces fall before

invaders.. 1632Suchow, battle over—— 1959Tsingtao, advance on -— 33United States accepts Japanese apology

for bombing of Panay 32Abandons efforts to salvage Panay. _ _ _ 516Apology of Japan for slapping of diplo¬

mat by sentry. 832

Apology" of Japan for affronts toAmericans - _ 1158

Definition of U. 8. policy 377Panay sinking—Seeks damages for—1959Red Cross to raise funds for Chinese— 671Troops withdrawn from Tientsin 1158Warns Japan to respect U. 8. citizens

and their property 1632Yangtze River, new offensives along-- 671

Open door policy to be continued, accord-ing to Japanese 671

Silver—U. S. to continue purchases 40Cincinnati Stock Exchange—Monthly range

ofprices in 1937 - --1142City Savings Bank Co., Ltd. See under

Hungary. "Civil service anniversary --rr.-- "91Clark, Evans, resigns from N. Y. City

Housing Authority. 50Cleveland Clearing House Assn. elects

officers. ...1179Cleveland Stock Exchange—1937 monthly

range of prices 1142Cleveland Trust Co. monthly business sur-

vey ....351, 1147, 1782Closed shop held illegal objective of strike by

New .Jersey Court ---- 44B, M. T. closed shop contract upheld by

N. Y. Court °31Coal industry—

Anthracite shipments 358, 1155, 1794Employment in Penna. collieries 664Nationalization of Pennsylvania indus¬

try urged by Gov. Earle 535Bituminous—

National Bituminous Coal Commission—Minimum price scalp revoked 1337Minimum prices west of Mississippi. - - 43Railroad charges for coal fixed—Sus¬

pended by Court '....1010Production—

„

Monthly 186, 993, 1628Weekly..29, 186, 358, 513, 668, 829,

993, 1155, 1325, 1471, 1628. 1793, 1955Stocks in hands of consumers — 993United Electric Coal Co. granted damages

from labor union 685Cocoa—Market in 1937 reviewed—Forecast

of future 38Coffee—

Brazil-—Amount destroyed 511,1626Decree regulating fiscalization powers

over coffee.. 666Exports 828, 1323, 1953Government studying Santos market

with view to increasing exports 828Schaefer, B. K., says new policy will

eliminate uneconomic producers 1811Consumption, world. 262Dominican Republic exports 1790Market in 1937 reviewed 37

Coke. See Coal.Colombia—

Antioquia rail rate cut protested as impair¬ing income available for bonds... ... 362

Bogota—Pledge of revenues for Canadianbank loan protested by bondholders 362

Bonds-—Institute of International Finance criti¬

cizes payments 1811Interest remitted 35N. Y. Trust Co. resigns as co-depositary. 188Protective committee—Additional mem¬

bers 835Coffee exports 1953Medellin bonds—Fiscal agents ordered to

give accounting 1970Colt, S. Sloan-addresses meeting of Bankers

Trusts Co 365Columbus, Ohio, stock and bond prices,

yearly range of. 1145Commercial paper outstanding according to

Fed. Res. Bank of N. Y .365, 1163, 1636Committee for Industrial Organization.

A. F. of L. rejects proposal of peace 848Expels C. I. O. unions...........^. — .1013

Commodity Club of N. Y. to present cocoalecture. _•... 1653Cotton drama to be presented- .1426

Commodity costs, prices and profits, Senatecommittee approves Bailey resolution toinvestigate 1334

Commodity Credit Corp. gets RFC loan foradvances to wool producers. 1811

Gets loan for advances on gum resin andturpentine _ _ _ _ 1970

See also section of index—CommercialEpitome, Cotton, Breadstuffs and DryGoods.

PageCommodity Exchange Act—v Order issued under act to prevent squeeze

or congestion 1484Commodity Exchange Administration—

Brokers warned to register before 1938 36Commodity Exchange, Inc. institutes plan to

reduce memberships 37Officers elected 538

Commodity prices—Annalist...22, 180, 351, 504, 660. 820,

986, 1148, 1319, 1461, 1623, 1783, 1951Farm commodity prices 262Moody's...22, 179, 350, 506, 660, 820,

985, 1147, lSl9, 1461, 1622, 1782, 1950National Fertilizer Assn...23, 180, 353,507, 661, 821, 986, 1150, 1320, 1463, 1623,

1783 1952U. S. Dept. of Labor...24, 178, 352, 506,

661, 822, 986, 1149, 1320. 1462, 1624,1783, 1951

Commodity stocks_ 181, 986, 1623

N. Y. Stock Exchange asks listed com¬panies to amplify data on inventories 676

Roper, Secy, of Commerce, view of year-end position.. 378

Commodity trading boosted by R. T. Harris.1175Commonwealth & Southern Corp.—

See Willkie, W. L.Community mobilization for human needs

meets—Differs with administration 1812Comptroller of Currency. See under U. S. A.Congress. See under U. A. S.Connecticut General Life Insurance Co. wins

decision against California tax 843Conservation regions, division of U. 8. into,

opposed by N. Y. Chamber of Commerce. 848Consolidated Edison Co. of N. Y. loses court

appeal from NLRB order.. 1810Construction. See Building industry.Consumers National Federation of N. Y.

Confers with President Roosevelt 1337Conway Committee report. See under N. Y.

Stock Exchange.Copper—(See also Non-ferrous metal market).

Production, deliveries and stocks, monthly29, 514, 1156, 1793

Yearly figures. 514Production outside U. S.—Yearly ..1471Sales, domestic 1629

Cordoba. See under Argentina.Corn Exchange Bank Trust Co. annual

meeting 381Corporation Licensing (Borah-O'Mahoney)

Bill—

Changes made by Sen. O'Mahoney ...1482National Assn. of Mfrs. criticizes bill. 1176Senate sub-committee hearings..... 1482, 1968Cost of living. See under U. S. A.

'Cotton. See also section of index—CommercialEpitome, Cotton, Breadstuffs and DryGoods.Textile fibre consumption in 1937 in U. S_ . 988Textile industry surveyed for 10 years .1790

Cotton Textile Merchants Assn. annualdinner..—.. 539

Court rulings—California State tax on insurance pre¬

miums, U.S. Supreme Court rules on 843California Unfair Competition Act held

unconstitutional 41Closed shop held illegal objective of strike

by N. J. Court 44B. M. T. contract upheld.-

... 531Coal prices for railroads suspended .1010Du Pont holding company assessment up¬held by U. S. Supreme Court 374Economy Act of 1933 did not injure War

Veterans, Supreme Court holds. 685Frazier-Lemke Moratorium upheld by

Supreme Court 1641Greyhound Lines, NLRB order to dis¬

establish company unions of, upheld byU. S. Supreme Court '. 1481HOLA, case involving, returned to lower

court by U. S. Supreme Court.. 844Indianapolis Water Co. suit returned to

lower court by U. S. Supreme Court..__ 195Insurance companies in liquidation—U. S.

Supreme Cqurt declines to review deci¬sion permitting, to sue in Federal courts.1641

International Ticket Co. of Newark, courtupholds injunction against labor organi¬zations interfering with operations of 844

T. C. C. upheld in Supreme Court rulings.1641Kansas P. U. Act, U. S. Supreme Court

declines to review lower court decisionregarding 1810

Massachusetts Sale-of-Securities Act,Supreme Court declines to review validity 685

Medellin bonds, fiscal agents for, heldtrustees

1970Minnesota Tea Co. tax suit—U. S. Supreme

Court rules in favor of government 531Mitchell, C. E., fine on income tax return,

upheld by Supreme Court ..1643NLRB hearings, District courts not em¬

powered to enjoin, rules U. S. SupremeCourt 844

Upheld in Consolidated Edison case 1810Upheld in Remington-Rand case 1642Upheld in Greyhound Lines cases... 1481

New Mexico school fund tax upheld bySupreme Court—. — ..1641

N. Y. Rapid Transit Corp. closed shop con¬tract sustained by Supreme Court 1641

Pacific Gas & Electric Co. rate casereturned to lower court by SupremeCourt 196

Tax suit against Sacramento, loses. 1482Pennsylvania claim to funds deposited in

Federal Court and unclaimed upheld bySupreme Court

— 1641Petroleum companies and officials found

guilty of anti-trust law violation in Wise. 684Picketing unlawful when strike ends N. J.

court rules. — 44PWA loans to municipalities to construct

electric plants upheld by Supreme Court. 195Russia loses suit against National City

Bank 1174St. Louis & San Francisco JtR. gold clause

held invalid._______

... 1483Taxation powers of Federal and State augiHthorities of each other's instrumentaliti

U.S. Supreme Court rules on nPV42TVA constitutionality upheld " 683Townsend, Dr. F. E., sentence of, upheld. .1179.Trucks, law limiting width and weight of,

upheld by Supreme Court 1174United Electric Coal Co. gets judgment

against union.....— 684

United Gas P. S. Co. of Laredo, Texas,rates ruled on by Supreme Court 1174


JAN.MAR., 1938]v INDEX / IX

« PageCourt Rulings—{Concluded)

U.S. income tax—Deductions from incomeof foreign taxes not allowable, rulesU. S. Supreme Court . 374

State employees, Federal income tax on,upheld by U. S. Supreme Court 1640

Utah copper tax review denied by U. S.Supreme Court „ 1810

Veto power of President of United States,Supreme Court rules on 531

Washington inheritance tax law, U.S. Su¬preme Court declines to review lowercourt ruling on.... 1810

Wire tapping, interstate and intrastate,held illegal .... 1010

Wisconsin Development Authority held un¬constitutional 684

Cox, R. H., resigns from Board of Governorsof N. Y. Curb Exchange ..1978

Credit Manual of Commercial Laws, 1938 971Credits for small business studied by com¬

mittee headed by Sec. Morgenthau 1966Cromwell, James H. R., testifies at House

hearings on tax revision 529Testifies on corporation licensing bill . 1482

Crowley, Leo T., addresses Wisconsinbankers.. 689

Crucible Steel Co. strike ends .1014Crude oil. See under Petroleum.Cuba—

Bonds drawn for redemption 34Bill providing for settlement of default

on public works issue vetoed 998Congress overrides veto 1159

Sugar exports 666, 1790Crop restricted .1626

Cummings, Atty. Gen. Homer S., annualreport. .... 195

Czechoslovakia—Bonds—Sinking fund requirements ful¬

filled. 1798Trade pact signed with U. S .. 1638, 1806

Dalton, John E., to speak at CommodityClub 692Davenport, D. H., book by: Index to Busi-*%ness Indices * 446Davies, Howell, book by: South American

Handbook 1947

Davies, Joseph E., U. S. Ambassador to

^Belgium 198Davison, G. W., remarks at meeting of Cen¬

tral Hanover Bank & Trust Co 365Decker, O. P., discusses bank investments at

A. B. A. regional conference 3974Deficiency Appropriation Bill signed 1478Delaware Corp. (The)--Book by R. C.

Larcom 1316Denmark-

Bonds drawn for redemption. 835Institute of International Finance survey

of external position of Denmark 834Mortgage Bank of Denmark accepts loan

from banking firms— 673Department store sales reported by—

Board of Governors of Fed. Res. System,662, 1150, 1784

Federal Reserve Bank of N. Y...23, 822, 1463Derrick, C. J., broker, fails 1650Detroit Stock Exchange—1937 monthly

range of prices 1143Yearly range 1144

Dick, F. Ii., addresses A. B. A. Savings Con¬ference ; 1647

Diplomatic service. See under U.S.A.Disarmament conference proposed in Con¬

gressional resolutions .1173Disaster Loan Corp. See under RFC.Dodge, F. W., Corp. report of construction

contracts awarded 508, 1150, 1465, 1785Dollar (The)—book by J. Donaldson 1146Dollar. See U. S. A.—currency.Dominican Republic settles controversy with

Haiti 999Exports in 1937 1790

DonaldsoD, J., book by—The Dollar 1146Douglas, W. O., Chair., SEC., tells House

subcommittee no progress has been madetoward reorganization of N. Y. StockExchange __ 194

Addresses Economic Club of Chicago onconcentration of financial machinery—refers to Conway report 849

Addresses Hartford Bond Club on self-regu¬lation by dealer groups 377

Credits for small business studied 1966Utility industry criticized for failure to ex¬

pand. 838Dowdell, W. S., dies 130Draper, E. G., named to Federal Reserve

Board ... 1653, 1978Drexel & Col and J. P. Morgan & Co. joint

statement of 190Du Pont holding company assessment upheld

by U. S. Supreme Court 374Du Pont, Lammot, testifies at Senate in¬

vestigation of unemployment. 366

Earle, Gov. Geo. H., urges nationalization ofanthracite industry 535Eccles, M. S„ Chair. Federal Res. Board-

Unemployment and relief investigation ofSenate, testifies at ■ 194

Economy Act Of 1933 did not injure warveterans Supreme Court holds 685

Education. See Advisory Committee onEducation.

Einzig, Paul, book by—Will Gold Depreciate. 816Electric Bond & Share Co. litigation with

SEC. See Public Utility Act of 1935—constitutionality.

Electricity. See under public utility industry.Elements of Modern Economics—book by

A. L. Meyers 1316Elliott, Acting Compt. Gen. R. N., recom¬

mendations of, criticized by Sec. Morgen¬thau 529

Emergency Relief Bureau in N. Y. discon¬tinued 213

Employment conditions. See labor condi¬tions.

Enderbury Island claimed by U. S 1638England. See Great Britain.Europe—

Sugar consumption __27,512, 1626, 2071Exports. See U. S. A.—Foreign trade.

Fairchild Publications retail price index,„ „ 1148, 1319, 1784

Fiarless, B. F., at Senate investigation intounemployment 690

Farley, Postmaster Gen., replies to LincolnDay remakrs of Senator Vandenberg 1178

Farm legislation. See AAA of 1938.

PageFarm Credit Administration—

Crop and feed loans available 996Federal Land Banks. See under F.Joint Stock Land Bank liquidation, report, on — 1004Loans in 1937 of institutions operating un-

dffr FCA _ __ 50Farmer—

Income, cash 262 , 665Prices of farm commodities 262

Farmers National Grain Corp. dissolutionvoted 665

Federal Advisory Council. See under Fed¬eral Reserve System, Board of Govs. of.

Federal Deposit Insurance Corporations-Report of condition 846

Federal Home Loan Bank of—

Chicago—Home mortgages, semi-annual study of. 657Loans in 1937 1803

Federal Home Loan Banks—Assets 1802Debentures sold _____ 1963

Federal Home Loan Bank Board—Home mortgage loans in 1937 reported 1803Non-farm real estate foreclosures re¬

ported - 532. 1811Federal Housing Administration. See also

National Housing ActFederal Intermediate Credit Banks—

Annual report- 1477Debentures offered 369, 1005, 1637Franchise taxes paid 677Springfield Bank closes year without loss.. 370

Federal Land Banks and Land Bank Com¬missioner—

Farms sold in 1937 677Loans in 1937 and 1936 -.1336St. Paul Bank names President— 50

Federal Open Market Committee. See underFederal Reserve System, Board of Govern¬

ors of.Federal Power Commission—

Annual report—Says rate making functionmay be invalidated 375

Electricity production in 1937 987Federal Reserve Bank of—

Atlanta—Business conditions-... 508, 989, 1786Directors and Chairman 380, 850, 1489Earnings and expenses in 1937--— 1165

Boston—Business conditions 508, 989, 1786Directors and Chairman- 380, 1815Earnings and expenses in 1937 1165Federal Open Market Committee repre¬

sentatives 1342Chicago—

Business conditions 508, 989, 1786Directors and Chairman 380Earnings in 1937 - 655, 1165Member banks. See under Federal Re¬

serve System.Cleveland—

Business conditions. "—508, 989, 1786Directors and Chairman 380Earnings and expenses in 1937 1165

Dallas—Business conditions 508, 989, 1786Directors and Chairman 380Earnings and expenses in 1937— 1165

Kansas City—'

Business conditions--- 508, 989, 1786Directors and Chairman 380Earnings and expenses in 1937 ---1165

Minneapolis—Business conditions --508, 989, 1786Directors and Chairman 380, 1179Earnings and expenses in 1937---- 1165

New York—•Annual meeting 521Bank holding companies, survey of- 1164Bankers' acceptances outstanding- .365,

1004, 1801Brokers' loans, volume of. See under B.Business activity indexes 181, 989, 1786Chain store sales —23, 822, 1463Commercial paper outstanding—365,

1163, 1636Department store sales 23, 822, 1463Directors and chairman 380, 539Earnings and expenses in 1937 — — 1165Federal Open Market Committee repre-

sGntBitivos 1342Federal Advisory Council representative- 380Industrial loans, issues reminder of 1163Member banks, condition of. See under

Federal Reserve System.Member bank-operating ratios 1802Mills, Edward K.. director, dies 1651Mitchell, J. A., Manager Credit De-

parment, dies 1977Personnel changes 199Trade, wholesale. 23, 822

Philadelphia—Anthracite collieries, employment in... 665Business conditions. 508, 989, 1786Directors and Chairman. 380Earnings and expenses in 1937— 1165Factory employment and payrolls—354,

664,1152, 1788Richmond—

Business conditions -.508, 989, 1786Directors and Chairman. 380Earnings and expenses in 1937 -1165

St. Louis—Business conditioas 508, 989, 1786Directors and Chairman 380, 850, 1179Earnings report 676, 1165

San Francisco—Business conditions 508, 989, 1786Directors and Chairman — 380Earnings and expenses in 1937 1165

Federal Reserve Banks—Earnings and expenses in 1937 —1165Patman bill—Provision for Government

ownership of Reserve banks opposed---.1968Statement, consolidated, of condition._31,

187, 360, 515, 670, 832 , 997, 1157, 1328,^

1473,1631, 1795. 1957Federal Reserve System—

Member bank returns—Asked for suggestions to improve service

of system 1476Chicago and New York districts 31,

/188, 360, 516, 670. 832, 997, 1157,1328. 1473. 1631, 1795. 1957

Complete returns. .31, 188, 360, 516,671, 832, 997, 1157, 1328, 1474, 1631,

1795, 1958Trust funds. ruling on investment of.,— 38

Statement, consolidated, of condition ofReserve banks..31, 187, 360, 515, 670,

997, 1157, 1328. 1473, 1631, 1795, 1957

PageFederal Reserve System—Board of Govs, of—

Appoints directors, chairmen, &c., atvarious Reserve banks —— 380

Bank earnings and expenses, trend of — 1004Banking conditions surveyed 1163, 1961Business conditions summarized. .26, 823,1468Business indexes 26, 824,1464Department store sales 662,1150,1784Draper, Ernest G., named to Board. 1653, 1978Federal Advisory Council—

Aldrich, W. A., reappointed member 380Asks member banks how System can

improve service 1476Meeting. 1183

Federal Open Market Committee-Executive committee meeting 840Member and alternate from N. Y. Dis¬

trict 1342Members, Chair, and Vice-Chair named. 1489

Margin, stock, regulations. See underSecurities Exchange Act of 1934.

Member banks. See under Federal ReserveSystem. ^

Statement, consolidated, of condition ofReserve banks—31, 187, 360, 515, 670,832, 997, 1157, 1328. 1473, 1631, 1795, 1957

Trust fund investments of National banks,ruling on 38

Federal Securities Act of 1933—See also SECForms 1 873Registrations—Effective —52, 1339

Akershus (Norway) registers bond issue. 1474Total in 1937 1001

Rules of SEC —- 520Federal Trade Commission-

Automobile industry investigation calledfor by House committee— 1967

Bill widening powers passed by House. _ — 681Signed —— 1965

Commissioner Ferguson elected chairman50Federation Bank & Trust Co. of N. Y. annual

meeting 367Ferguson, G. S., elected chairman FTC 50Finland—

Bonds drawn for redemption 673Helsingfors bonds drawn for redemption—1632

Firestone, Harvey S., Chair, of FirestoneTire & Rubber Co. dies 1014

First National Bank of N. Y. annual meeting- 367Fletcher Joint Stock Land Bank. See under

Joint Stock Land banks.Fletcher, R. V., testifies At tax revision

hearings of House committee. — 529, 687Floating debt of the Federal Government

1919-36—Book by E. R. VanSant — 658Flour. See under Grain.Food prices, retail, reported by U. S. Dept.

of Labor 352, 1149, 1783Ford, Henry, sees Nation about to start new

era of quantity production 46Ford Motor Co. denied rehearing by NLRB. . 197

Court asked by NLRB to enforce order 374Foreign Bondholders' Protective Council,

Inc.— 1

Approved by examining committee 364Colombia bond interest offer not recom¬

mended- 362Expenditures 364Haiti curtailing bond amortization, views on 518

Foreign trade of U. S. (see also under U.S.A.) ,*215, 664, 1464

National Foreign Trade Week. See under"N."

Forest lands survey asked by Pres. Roosevelt-1804Franco 1

Auboin, Roger, named Director-Generalof Bank for International Settlements. - _ 50

Bonds—Stamping of dollar issues, time for,extended 34

Naval building"plans of Japan sought 998Refused —1158

Spanish revolution. See under Spain.U. S., Ambassador to -1342, 1977

Franck, Louis. See under Belgium.Frank, Glenn, accepts Chairmanship of Re¬

publican Program Committee. — 537Franklin, Benjamin, unique features of will of 522Fraser, Leon, addresses meeting of First Na¬

tional Bank of New York — —. 367Frazier-Lemke Farm Mortgage Moratorium

Act. U. S. Supreme Court rulings under.__ 1641Freight. See under Railroads.Frothingham, F. E., Pres. of I. B. A., views

at close of year 47Favors study of bank underwriting 1340I. B. A. Central States Group conference

8bd.dr6sscd 974Testifies at hearings on bill to regulate over-

the-counter market 1006Furuseth, Andrew, dies - 1014

Garber, F. W., suspended by PhiladelphiaStocK Exchange 1976Gardner, O. M., denies being offered Presi¬

dency of N. Y. Stock Exchange -. — 1002Garner, R. L., addresses A. B. A. Savings

Conference - — 1647Gartley, H. M., book by: "Profits in the

Stock Market" 1380Gas. See under Public Utility Industry.Gasoline. See under Petroleum.Gay, Charles R., offers views at year-end 46

Assures SEC of cooperation of members inenforcing short selling rules 673

Geis, J. R., addresses A. B. A. regional con¬ference at Das Moines. 1012

General Motors Corp. reduces workingforce 44, 194

Germany— .

Austria annexed—Fears of other nations. .1797U. S. attitude.: —1969

Beets, sugar, expects record crop of 512Bonds—Internal issue sold 33U. S. Ambassador to Germany, new.*198, 1815

Giannini, A. P., remarks of at meeting ofBank of America — 38

Gibson, Harvey D., addresses meeting ofManufacturers Trust Co 367

Gilbert, S. Parker, dies —1340Girdler, T. M.. says business is disturbed by

lack of definite Government program— 5$5Discusses way to industrial peace—

Glass. Senator Carter, drafting bank holdingcompany bill. See Bank Holding Co. Bill.

Gold—, , ,

Burgess, W. Randolph, on statisticalposition of gold . — 48

Canada extends export ban. — 33Canadian production — 29Union of South Africa production - .1325U. S. A.—Imports and exports.-.25, 664, 1464

Production in 1937 679Receipts at mints and assay offices—- — 678Sterilization program altered -.1166


X INDEX [Vol. 146—Part 1

PageGold clause—

St. Louis & Southwestern RR. bonds, goldclause in. ruled Invalid - - 1483

Government Reorganization Bill. See underU.S.A.

Graetinger, M. A., addresses Illinois BankersAssn. on need to balance budget 656

GTiBLII"""** v ■ * 1 '' ■'Flour production — 298, 991

Grayson, Admiral C. T., dies——— 1179Great Britain—

Armstrong, Sir H. G., dies __-->__1014Barclays Bank meeting—Address of Chair¬

man Edwin Fisher ----- 523Belgium sells bonds to London bankers—. 33Campbell, Sir Gerald, addresses N. Y. Bond

Club—Cdmpares democracies and dic¬tatorships - 1633

Capital issues, new 345, 982, 1620Japan apologizes for attacking gunboat. __ 33Lloyds Register of Shipping—Shipbuilding

statistics 663,1321McKenna, Reginald, addresses Midland

Bank meeting £34Midland Bank annual meeting 834Naval building plans of Japan sought 998

Refused.. - — -1158Spanish rebels warned against attack on

British ships - 1159France asks aid in seeking peace 1796Steamer sunk- 833

Stamp, Sir Josiah, guest in New York 1179Steamship Endymion sunk by pirate near

Spain-..—- 833Sugar consumption —-1468U.S. Ambassador to Great Britain, new

198, 380, 1341U. S. Secy, of Interior inaugurates anti-

Fascist and anti-Communist broadcastsfrom United States to Great Britain-.1337

U. S. Trade Treaty, Commission to U. S.to negotiate. See U. S. A.—Tradetroftt/ics 'i • "i ■ • '

Whighamj C. G.f of Morgan, Grenfell & _

Co., Ltd., dies 1179Greater N. Y. Fund, Inc., created 1648

Sponsorship Committee—appeal for funds. 1973Greece— -

Bonds—Interest paid in part 1329New York Stock Exchange ruling 835

Green, William. See also A. F. of L.Black-Connery Bill, to work for passage of_1972Resigns post with C. I. O. union.. -.1013

Greyhound Lines, NLRB order to disestab¬lish company unions of, upheld by U.S.

Supreme Court ; — .1481Guaranty Trust Co. monthly survey 38, 838

Annual meeting 520Construction industry, outlook for 1801

Haiti—Bond amortization curtailed 518Dominican Republic, settles differenceswith 999

Halleck, Rep. C. A., criticizes attack on bigbusiness 46

Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc., review 1937 bondmarket 37

Handy & Harman review 1937 silver market. 524Janes, John W., sworn in as member of SEC- 538

Says bankers must find means of openingcapital market 1813

Harriman, W. A., advocates decentralizationof business management 847

Harris, R. T., explains advantages of com¬modity trading 1175

Harrison, Fairfax, dies - .—849Haskell, John, urges greater cooperation ofv SEC, N. Y. Stock Exchange and account¬

ants 1650Hatch, Sen. C. A., asks inquiry into charges of

monopoly of Administration spokesman— 42Hawaii—'

Sugar—AAA regulations—See under AAA.Healy, Robert E., addresses N. Y. Security

Dealers Assn. on over-the-counter bill 1647Heimann, Henry H., monthly review of busi¬

ness 536Tax bill views 1971

Helsingfors. See under Finland.Henig, Harry—book by, Brotherhood of

Railway Clerks 349Highways bill shelved 1168, 1967Hill, Rep. Lister of Alabama, elected Senator. 380Home Owners Loan Act, case involving pro¬

visions of, returned to lower court by U. S.Supreme Court 844

Hoover, Ex-President Herbert, offers peaceprogram 537

Visits Europe 1652Horn & Hardart strike ends 379Hotel business, trend of, according to Hor-

wath & Horwath 353, 507, 1321, 1785Hough, T. E., reviews 1937 bond market..— 37Hours and wages bill. See Blackr-Connery billHousing. See U.S. Housing Authority.Houston, George H., testifies at House hear¬

ings on tax revision 529Hull, Sec. of State, defines U.S. policy in dis¬

turbed Areas : 377Addresses Press Club on need of U. S. to

Arm _ 1796Argentine President, message to 1333German annexation of Austria, statement.1969International Business Machines Corp.

building dedication, message to 525Naval policy explained 1158Political refugees, asks other nations to

cooperate in aiding 1965State Dept. conduct, of past five years,

summation of 1797Spanish city bombings, statement regardingl969Trade treaty policy defended. — 1336U. S. has no alliances with foreign powers.1008

Hungary—Bonds—

Interest paid in part on certain munici¬pal, ecclesiastical and private issues. _ 34

City Savings Bank Co., Ltd. bond interestpaid in part 1160

Hungarian General Savings Bank, Ltd. tovote on merger with Hungarian GeneralCredit Bank 1959

Spanish rebels recognized 517War debt to U. S , proposes settlement of.1329

Iekes, Secy, of Interior, address attackingbig business and monopolies _ 41Inaugurates anti-Fascist and anti-Com¬

munist broadcasts from U. S. to GreatBritain -.1337

Illinois Bankers Assn.—Mid-winter dinner 656Convention 381

PageIllinois industrial employment and payrolls

354 , 825. 1788Imports. See U.S. A.-—Foreign trade.Income, national, in 1937__ . — 1220Independent offices appropriation bill. See

under U. 8. A. 'Index to Business Indices—Book by D. H.

Davenport and F. V. Scott 1146India-—Sugar production 666

Cotton consumption 457Indianapolis Water Co. suit returned to lower

court 195Industrial production reported by—

Board or Governors of Federal ReserveSystem. 26, 824, 1464

National Industrial Conference Board.353,827 1322

World production 510, 1322, 1952Inflation—

Na'ddler, Dr. Marcus, finds small dangerin United States - — 381

Institute of International Finance. See underI. B. A.

Institutional Securities Corp. annual report- 676Insurance—

A. B. A. finds banks and trust companieslargest users of insurance 839

California State tax on insurance pre¬miums, U. 8. Supreme Court rules on__ 843

Companies in liquidation. Supreme Courtdeclines to review decision permitting, tosue in Federal court 1641

Life insurance—New York Governor urges passage of

savings bank life insurance legislation. *See Banks and Banking—SavingsBanks.

Sales in 1937 -- 823Monthly!- 1319

Stocks, review of 1937 marked for 38International Business Machines Corp. world

headquarters building dedicated— 525Annual world business conference 851

International Chamber of Commerce—Japanese withdraws invitation to hold con¬

gress at Tokyo 833International Raw Commodity Price Control

—Book by R. F. Martin ... 349International Sugar Council. See under Sugar

industry.International Ticket Co. of Newark, court

upholds injunction against labor organiza¬tions interfering with operations of 844

Interstate Commerce Commission—Chairman Splawn elected - —— 50Railroad freight rate increase granted 1645Trucking companies under contract to rail¬

roads, regulation status of 1643U.S. Supreme Court rulings uphold I. C.C.1641

Inventories. See Stocks.Investment Bankers Association—

Board of Governors winter meeting—381, 676Central States Group in conference. .1813,1974Institute of International Finance—Survey

of Danish external position 834Colombia debt payments criticized 1811

Over-the-Counter regulations planned byby S. E. C., asks modifications of— 676

Meets with S. E. C. to discuss regulation 842Views on Maloney bill to be reported to

Senate Committee 842Vote of members records stand 1647

Underwriting by banks, to study— 1340Investment Bankers Conferences, Inc., as¬

sumes supervision of over-the-counterquotes 1003

Investment Council Assn. of America ap-

profes SEC proposal to take census ofcounsels 1331

Investment Dealers Assn. of Canada. Seeunder Canada.

Inverstment Traders Assn. of Philadelphianames committee chairmen 50

Iron and steel industry—Crucible Steel Co. strike ends 1014Market review, weekly—30, 186, 359, 514,

669, 830, 996, 1156, 1327, 1472, 1630,1794, 1956

Pig iron production 359, 994, 1629Steel ingot production- 186, 995, 1629U. S. Steel Corp. shipments of finished

steel 359, 995, 1630Irving Trust Co. annual meeting 523Italy—Bonds drawn for redemption. 362

Jackson, Asst. Attorney General, addressattacking big business and monopolies,42, 43

Appointed Solicitor General of UnitedStates ---.692, 1173, 1653

Hatch, Senator, seeks inquiry into charges- 42Presents Administration side of question,

How may business and Government co¬

operate? 379Jackson Day dinner, address of President

Roosevelt 371Japan—

Chinese Invasion. 'See under China.Cotton consumption curtailed 618Foreign Minister says no change is intended

in "Open Door" policy in China 671Great Britain receives apology for sinking

of gunboat 33International Chamber of Commerce,

withdraws invitation to, to hold congressat Tokio 833

Naval building plans. United States,Britain and France ask details of. _ 997, 998

Refuses data 1158Sugar production 1324U.S. seeks damages for sinking of Panay__1959

Java sugar exports 355, 666, 828, 1790Jelke, Frazier & Co. curtail activities 692Johnston, Percy H., addresses meeting of

Chemical Bank & Trust Co 522Johnson resolution inquiring if United States

has foreign alliances results in denials 1008Mnt Stock Land banks—Burlington Bank bondholders advised to

present claims 839Dallas bapk reports earnings 677Fletcher bank calls bonds 1801Liquidation reported on 1004

ones, Jesse H., of RFC urges banks to loanto deserving borrowers 1485

Credits for small business studied 1966

Kansas City, Mo., course of security pricesin 1937 in 818Kansas utility tax review denied by United

States Supreme Court 1810Kellogg, Frank B., buried in crypt in

Washington 49

PageKelly, Orrie R., addresses meeting of Lawyers

Trust Co 367Kendrick, M. 8., book by—The Undis¬

tributed Profits Tax 178Kennedy, J. P., United States Ambassador

to Britain. - 198, 380, 1341Address Pilgrims Society 1976

Kenney, Rep. E. A., dies 690Kerosene. See Petroleum.King, Senator, proposes disarmament con- .

ference. See Disarmament.Kinsey, Henry R.f on benefactions of Ben¬

jamin Franklin 522Made honorary member of American In¬

stitute of Banking 1488Kniskern, P. W., finds realty values in¬

creasing... .... 532Urges uniform State mortgage laws.— 1178

Knudsen, Wm. 8., at Senate inquiry intounemployment 194

La Guardia, Mayor F. H., at Senate in¬vestigation of unemployment 689Addresses N. Y. State Chamber of Com¬

merce________ 1643

Labor Conditions—Closed shop agreement of B.-M. T. upheld

by Court 531Held illegal objective of strike by N. J.

Court 44Federal Reserve Bank of Phila. reports

factory unemployment and payrolls,_ .

, 354, 664, 1152, 1788Employment in Penna. anthracite col¬

lieries 665> General Motors Corp. cuts working force.. 44Girdler, Tom. M., discusses way to in¬

dustrial peace 848Illinois industrial employment and payrolls,

T . .. , , m , 354, 825, 1788Internationational Ticket Co. of Newark,Court upholds injunction against labororganizations interfering with operationsof ... ± g44

National Industrial Conference Board—"Manufacturing industries, wages, hours

and employment in 510,1625Number of employed and unemployed,

xr v , a „ 354, 824, 1624New York State factory employment andpayrolls.. 354, 510, 1323, 1788

Railroad workers offered wage cut 1977Strikes—

Brooklyn Daily Eagle strike ends... 44Closed shop as objective of strike held illegal

by N. J. Court... 44Coal miners union ordered to pay damages

for strike. 685Crucible steel Co. strike ends 1014Horn & Martdart strike ends. 379Picketing after strike ends held unlawful

by N.J. Court 44Portland Ore., printers strike ends. _. 1014Puerto Rico dock workers end strike 1339Seattle longshoremen's strike ends.. 1014Seattle Star strike ends -..1338

TTT?inr9ity R- T- Co. strike ends — .1339U. S. Dept. of Labor report of employ-

ment and payrolls 182, 825, 1467Census of unemployed 196

U. S. Steel Corp. extends wage contract 1013Wage reductions opposed by Pres. Roose¬

velt 679Lamborn's Vest Pocket Sugar Data—New

issue...... 666

Lamont, T. W., confers with Pres. Roosevelt. 370Denies capital has gone on strike to cause

recession 534Sails for Europe ... " 1489

Land Bank Commissioner. See F'ederal Landbanks.

Land, Emory S., named Chair. U. S. Mari¬time Commission 1342

Larcom, R.C., Book by—The Delaware Corpl316Lawyers Trust Co. annual meeting 367Lead. See also non-ferrous metal market.

Domestic shipments. 668Production, world 995Stocks of U. S. smelters and refiners 994

League of Nations-World production and Prices 1936-38—

Publication .... 1460Leahy, Admiral, denies U. S. has foreign

alliances. 1008Lebenthal, L. S., book by—A B C of Mu¬

nicipal Financing 178Lehman, Gov. H., of N. Y. urges Legislature

to pass savings bank life insurance legis¬lation 1484

Criticizes Federal taxation 1971Lewis, John L., of C. I. O. (Seealso C. I. O.)

Confers with Pres. Roosevelt 370Life insurance. See under Insurance.Lincoln Day addresses • 1178Linen, J. S., objects to Maloney bill 1175Lisman, F. J., offers program to cure railroad

ills 1178Living, cost of. See U. 8. A.^Cost ofliving.Lloyd, G. E., addresses Penna. bankers 689Lloyds register of shipping. See under Great

Britain.Ludlow war referendum amendment defeated. 373Lumber industry—

National Lumber Manufacturers Assn.

weekly report..27 182, 355, 510, 665,,827,991, 1155, 1323, 1466, 1625, 1789, 1953

Production, shipments and orders..355,991,1625

Lurie, S. B., analysis of rail situation 378Lynching bill—

Cloture motion defeated 1174Filibuster continues to halt action 680Senate abandons bill 1334

n/facKay, C, A., Pres. N. Y. Coffee & Sugar1*1 Exchange reviews 1937 market 37Madden, J. W., denies NLRB is threat to

business and honest labor 1007Magill, Under Sec. of Treas. Roswell, testifies

at House hearings on tax revision 529Maguire, J.D., addresses meeting of Federa¬

tion Bank & Trust Co 367Maloney, Senator, sponsors bill for regula¬

tion of over-the-counter market. See Over-the-counter market.

Manufacturers, bill to bar retail sales by.See Patman bill. n

Manufacturers Trust Co. annual meeting 367Margin, stock, regulations. See under Securi¬

ties Exchange Act of 1934.Maritime Bill—Senate committee hearings.. 1010MaritimacCommission. See U. S. Maritime

Coariftsion.


Jan.-Mar., 1938] INDEX XI

PageMassachusetts Sale of Securities Act, U. S.

Supreme Court declines to review casequestioning legality of 685

Matthews, Commissioner, of SEC, views onMaloney Bill 842, 1006

Maverick, Rep. M., proposes disarmamentconference. See Disarmament.

May, George F., criticizes U.S. tax system. > 198May, Representative, urges defeat of Gil-

bertsville Dam appropriation 680W ar profiteering bill. See under "W."

McAneny, George, addresses meeting of TitleGuarantee & Trust Co * 520

McGraw, James H., Jr., optimistic forbusiness improvement - 45

McKenna, Reginald. See under Great Britain.McLaughlin, C. V., named Asst. Sec. of

Labor _ - 199McLaughlin, Geo. V., addresses meeting of

Brooklyn Trust Co 367McNary, Senator, criticizes attack on big

business 46Medellin. See under Colombia.Mendoza. See under Argentina.Merchandise imports and exports. See

U. S. A.—Foreign trade.Merchants' Assn. of N. Y.—

Brazil—Seeks assurance of payment indollars of exports to - 34

Byrnes Government Reorganization Billopposed 1971

Criticizes price-wage policy of Pres. Roose¬velt 1176

Director elected 1179Tax changes opposed __1178

Merriam, Lewis, book by: "Personnel Ad¬ministration in the Federal Government". _ 816

-Metal market. See Non-Ferrous metal marketMexico—

Oil company properties expropriated—Companies appeal to U. S --1970

Silver, U. S. to continue purchases of..40, 370Midland Bank. See under Great Britain.Mills,'Andrew Jr., reviews growth of N. Y.

savings banks in 1937 ....189, 521Mills, Edward K., dies 1651Minnesota Tea Co. tax suit decided for

Government... 531Minot, James J., Jr., testifies at House

hearings on tax revision 529Mitchell, C. E., fine on income tax return,

sustained by U. S. Supreme Court ...1642Mitchell, J. A., of Fed. Res. Bank of N. Y.,

dies... 1977Money stocks in U. S. See under U. S. A.— •

Treasury Department.Moody's Investors' Service—

Bond market review. See under "B."Commodityprice index. See under "C.

Morgan, Dr. A. E., removed as TVA Chair¬man 1975

Morgan,"/. P"" & Co." and Drexel & Co.,joint statement of ,190

Partner, S. Parker Gilbert, dies 1340Morgenthau, Sec. of Treas. Henry G.—

Annual report 34bBaby bond sales not to stop ,—1963

> Comptroller General of U. S., criticizessuggestions of 529

Credits for small business studied 19bbGold sterilization program altered .....1166Mexican silver not to be purchased by

stabilization fund 370Opposed to new taxes - 374Silver subsidies opposed—Prefers cost of

production price 685Mortgage Bank of Denmark. See under

Denmark.Mortgage Bankers' Assn. of America forms ■

new bankers' division 692Forecasts lower rate of business activity—1974

Mortgages—Federal Home Loan Bank of Chicago study

of home mortgages 657FHLBB reports home mortgage loans

made in 1937 *oa-}§9?Non-farm foreclosures 532, 1811Uniform State laws urged by P. W. Knis-

kern —1178Murphy, C. D., book by: "Next Century

Is America's" 1948

Nadler, Dr. Marcus, finds small danger of•

inflation in U. S—. - 381Addresses A. B. A. Savings Conference 1647

National Assn. of Broadcasters—annual con¬ference .1167

National Assn. of Credit Men monthly busi-ness review o36

Credit Manual of Commercial Laws 1938. 971National Assn. of Manufacturers—tax revi¬

sion approved - --.682Criticizes Borah—O'Mahoney bill 1176Officers 851Questionnaire finds majority expect early

recovery 689National Assn. of Mutual Savings Banks—re¬

ports assets and deposits 839Directory of banks 1652

National Assn. of Real Estate Boards surveysreal estate market - 846

National Banks. See under Banks.National Bituminous Coal Commission. See

Coal industry—bituminous.National City Bank of N. Y. report of busi¬

ness conditions 189, 1003, 1635Annual meeting 365Successfully defends suit brought by Soviet _

Russia. 1174National Emergency Council extended 370National Farm Institute meeting criticizes

Administration - 1336National Fertilizer Assn. commodity price

index. See under C.n„n

National Foreign Trade Week plans 1653National Housing Act amendment. (See also

*

U. S. Housing Authority.)National Mortgage Assn. of Washington

formed...!.! .....1010, 1336To pin-chase insured mortgages 1970

Signed by Pres. Roosevelt—terms sum¬marized 841

Text in full 976National Industrial Conference Board—

Cost of living in U. S .510, 1151, 1788Employed and unemployed, number of,

3.54 , 824, 1624Industrial production in U. S 353, 827, 1322

World production 510, 1322, 1952Manufacturing industries, wages, hours and

employment in 510, 1625National income of individuals in 1937 1220

Divided by States 1220

PageNational Labor Relations Act—

Revision urged by Business AdvisoryCouncil ; 1175

National Labor Relations Board—Burke resolution to investigate Board

shelved 1006District courts not empowered to enjoin

hearings 844Consolidated Edison Co. of N. Y. loses

court appeal from NLRB order 1810Ford Motor Co. denied rehearing of case.. 197

Court asked by NLRB to enforce order. 374Greyhound Lines .order to disestablish com¬

pany unions of, upheld by court 1481Madden, J, W., denies Board is threat to

business and honest labor 1007Remington-Rand, Inc., ruling against up¬

held by court .1642Roosevelt, Pres. F. D., says achievements

have not been recorded in press 1478National Lumber Mfrs. Assn. See under

Lumber.National Mtge. Assn. of Wash. See under

National Housing Act.National Public Housing conference—

Directors design 50National Resources Committee water con¬

servation proposals transmitted to Con-• gress ..1806National Securities Exchanges. See under

SEC—Trading volume reports.National Sugar Refining Co. Chairman dies.1651National Thrift Week 522National Used Car Week held a success 1953Navy. See U. S. A.—Navy Dept.New Deal too hasty says B. J. Buttenweiser.1812New Mexico school fund tax upheld 1641New Orleans Cotton Exchange admits Asso¬

ciate members 939New South Wales. * See under Australia.New York Bond Market 1920-30—book by

C. C. Abbott 983New York City—Bank and insurance stock

market in 1937 reviewed 38Greater N. Y. Fund, Inc., organized to co¬

ordinate private health and welfareagencies 1648

Transit unification urged by State Cham¬ber of Commerce 1643

New York City Housing Authority—Directorresigns.. 50

New York Cocoa Exchange—President issues annual statement 38

New York Coffee & Sugar Exchange—Officers nominated and elected 268, 538President reviews 1937 market 37Trading in new "world" sugar contract, re¬

sults of 37New York Cotton Exchange. See section of

index—"Commercial Epitome, Cotton,Breadstuffs and Dry Goods."

New York Curb Exchange—Annual report of condition 1161Board of Governors—R. H. Cox resigns.-.1978Bonds and stocks traded in, market value of 674Committee on Organization and Adminis¬

tration appointed 1815Committees, standing, chairmen of 1380Derrick, C. J., suspended for insolvency..1650Governors, election of 538

Meeting fees eliminated •„ 836Parish, Henry, renominated 850

Officers elected 1380Reorganization of Exchange referred to

sub-committee 1342Salaries reduced 836Securities Clearing Corp. elects officers... 1652Securities listed, market value of.. 1635Sherwood, E. H., suspended 1489Thomas & Griffith floor partner suspended .691Trading volume of members. See under

SEC.Unlisted trading privileges granted and

denied by SEC 837Whitney, R. & Co., suspended for in¬

solvency ..1649Members suspended 1815

New York Rapid Transit Corp. closed shopcontract upheld by Supreme Court.. 1641

New York Security Dealers Association electsofficers 381

Dues reduced 1003Membership increase planned 1342Relinquishes supervision of over-the-

counter quotes 1003New York State—

Bank Superintendent, annual report of 190Bankers Retirement System authorized to

operate : 1961Factory employment and payrolls....354,

510, 1323, 1788Insurance Department—

Annual report 1177Chief of Miscellaneous Bureau named 539Companies in liquidation, fails in

attempt to bar from suing in FederalCourts .1641

Savings bank life insurance legislationurged by Governor. See under Banksand Banking—Savings banks.

Savings banks in 1937, review of 189, 521Institutional Securities Corp. annual

report ______ 676New York State Bankers Association—

Mid-winter meeting in New York ... 540Resolutions opposed to interstate branch

banking .1011New York State Chamber of Commerce—

Byrnes bill to reorganize Government de¬partments opposed ____848, 1971

Division of United States into conservation

regions opposed 848Fuel oil tax. Federal, opposed 1643Members, new 850, 1652Meeting, first of 1938 ;_____ 50Opposed to State savings bank life insur¬

ance bill 1487Tax revision urged—Not regarded as real

depression check 1013Transit unification in N. Y. City urged..1643Tremaine, M. S., tells Chamber of evils of

Federal tax structure 845New York State Society of C. P. A.s to hold

meeting J 99New York Stock Exchange—

Advisory Committee—A. A. Berle resigns. _ 1978Annual report of operations ..1161Bond orders may be crossed 1634Bonds, convertible, ruling on dealings in.. 1634Bonds listed, market value of..363, 1000, 1634Bonds, rulings on—

Chile 519Greece 835

PageNew York Stock Exchange—(Concluded)

Bonds, rulings on (Concluded)Warsaw (Poland) 835

Brokers loans, volume of, reported 198,836, 1475

Committee named to study broader powersof Exchange — i _ _ 1800

Constitution amended to provide for new

commission rates and service charges. _ 36Amendments to constitution, Governing

Committee approves new method ofvoting on 1161

Proposal approved by members 1331Committee named to rewrite constituion. 850Committee on Odd Lots and Specialists,

amendment increases powers of 1160Service charges repealed—To be studied _ 520Amended to allow special partners to

govern 37, 519Amendment proposed to require regis¬

tration of odd-lot dealers and specialists 837Outside Exchanges revise rates to con¬

form 838Conway (organization study) committee,

report on reorganization of Exchange^ 690SEC commends report .__i 692Douglas, W. O., of SEC comments 849Governing Committee approves report. _ 850Members approve proposed reorganiza¬

tion 1800Simmons committee (special committee

of three) reports on changes pro¬posed by Conway committee 1331

Governing Committee approves report 1475Customers men, rules regarding salaries of. 1634Douglas, W. O., Chairman SEC, says

Exchange has not progressed towardreorganization -.194, 849

Employees of member firms, seeks data on 36Foreign issues stricken from list 1799Gardner, O. M., not selected to be presi¬

dent of exchange 1002Governors, Nominating Committee asked

to suggest new 1650List suggested —1800

Listed companies asked to ampligy data *4on inventories 676

Listings in 1937 491Members required to issue statement of

condition 1800Proxy rules amended 1635

Seeks data on effect of rules 1960Rules clarifying regulations applicable to M

registered employees —1330SEC, greater cooperation with, urged by H

John Haskell 1650Service charges on inactive accounts, mem- M

bers asked to state preference as to type. 1635Short interest 518, 1330, 1799Short-selling regulations tightended by

SEC—Pres. Gay assures members co¬operation - - - - 674

Exemptions to rules 1161Interpretation of rules 1000Members attention directed to new rulesl960Twentieth Century Fund to make study. 1977

Stock Clearing Corp.—new member execu¬tive committee 1978

Stocks listed, market value of—188, 836, 1474Stocks of listed companies, required by

issuers 518, 1330, 1961Thomas & Griffith floor partner suspended. 691Trading volume—Member trading—Odd-

lot trading. See under SEC.When issued rules amended 36Whitney, R. & Co. suspended for in¬

solvency 1649Members expelled or suspended- 1815

Year book for 1937 1650New York Trust Co. annual meeting 365New York Wool Top Exchange elects mem¬

bers ~ 103,296, 1273, 1582Newspapers. See Press.Newsprint. See under Paper and Pulp. <&Next Century is America s (The)—Book by

C. D. Murphy and H. V. Prochnow 1948Non-ferrous metal market—29, 185, 358,

514 , 668 , 830 , 994, 1155, 1326, 1472, 1628,1793, 1955

North American Wild Life Conference 1167Norway *

Akershus registers bond issue in U. S 1474Bond redemption 1959

Bergen bond redemption— -1474Bonds—

Drawn for redemption 34, 362Trondhjem bonds called 1474

Noyes, Frank B., retires as Pres. of A. P— 538

O'Connor, J. F. T. resigns as Comptroller ofCurrency, 539Annual report 980

Ohio stock and bond prices in 1937 1142Oil. See Petroleum.O'Mahoney bill. See Corporation Licensing

bill.

Oregon names A. E. Reames to Senate va¬cancy. _ 850

Otis, Dan H., addresses A. B. A. conference. 1814Over-the-counter houses, self-regulation of,

proposed by W. O. Douglas 377I. B. A. asks modifications of proposals— 676Investment Bankers Conference, Inc.

assumes supervision of quotations 1003Maloney, Senator, introduces bill providing

regulation 562Changed from original draft 842Healy, Robert E., of SEC discusses bill_1647Hearings before Senate Committee.842. 1006

Reports bill - -1479I. B. A. to inform Senate committee of

views - 1647I. B. A. men meet with SEC 842I. B. A. records stand on bill 1647Linen, J. S., indicates his objections and

those of municipal bond men.. 1175Municipal securities, exemption of, urged

1006, 1175, 1483Affect of bill on municipal dealers 1334

SEC confers with Senate committee on

proposed amendments 1334

Pacific Gas & Electric Co. rate case returnedto lower court 196Loses tax suit against Sacramento 1482

Pacific Greyhound Lines, Inc. See Grey¬hound Lines.

Pacific Islands, U.S. lays claim to 1638Paper and pulp—

Newsprint price increase investigation ofDepartment of Justice. 41

Production in U, S. and Canada 827Prices of pulp reduced 25


XII INDEX [Vol. 146—Part 1 '■

PageParish, Henry, renominated Governor of

N, Y. Curh Exchange. _ 850Patmam Bill prohibiting direct sales by manu¬

facturers—House committee hearings— 193Patman Bill providing Government owner¬

ship of Federal Reserve Banks and mainte¬nance of price level—Nationalization ofReserve banks opposed —1968

Peabody, George F., dies.. 1651Peace program offered by ex-Pres. Hoover— 537Pennsylvania anthracite. See Coal industry

—Anthracite.

Pennsylvania claim to unclaimed funds de¬posited in Federal Court upheld 1642

Pennsylvania Greyhound Lines, Inc. SeeGreyhound Lines.

Perkins, James H., addresses meeting of Na-tional City Bank of New York 365

Permanent Court of International Justice—U. S. appoints members __lo53

Personnel Administration in the FederalGovernment—Book by Lewis Merriam 816

Personnel and Labor' Relations—Book byDale Yoder 1947

Petroleum industry—Anti-trust suit against companies and

officials—Wisconsin jury finds defend¬ants guilty.^...... 684

Crude oil—Production, weekly..28, 184, 356, 512,

667, 829, 992, 1153, 1325, 1470. 1627,1792, 1954

Production, monthly 357, 1154, 1792Fuel oil tax, Federal, opposed by N. Y.

Chamber of Commerce 1643Gasoline, natural, production and stocks,

357, 1154, 1793Mexico expropriates properties of oil

companies 1970Review, weekly, of petroleum and its prod¬

ucts.^, 184, 356, 512, 666, 828, 991, n

1152, 1324, 1469, 1626, 1791, 1953Standard Oil dividends 1466

Philadelphia Stock Exchange officials elected 1652Suspends F. W. Garber . 1976

Picketing unlawful when strike ends, courtholds_____^*_. 44

Pierson, L. E., addresses meeting of IrvingTrust Co 523

Pigou, A. C., book by: "Socialism vs. Capi¬talism" 177

Pink, L. H., N. Y. Insurance Superintendent,annual report 1177

Pittsburgh Stock Exchange raises commis¬sion rates 838

Poland—Warsaw bonds—N. Y. Stock Ex¬change ruling.. — 835

Pope opposes bombing of Spanish cities..—1958Portland cement. See Cement.Post, James 11., dies 1651Potter, William C., addresses meeting of

Guaranty Trust Co — 5203Profls

Brooklyn "Daily Eagle" strike ends 44Newspapers in different cities raise prices. _ 1.338Portland, Ore., printers end strike— 1014Publishers' committee denies newspapers

seek postal subsidy. _ 378Scripps, Robt. P., dies ..... 1488Seattle "Star" strike ends 1338

Prices—Retail. See Fairchild Publications.Food prices. See U. S. A.—Labor Dept.Wholesale commodity prices. See Com¬

modity prices.Roosevelt, Pres., views of, on prices. See

under "R."Prochnow, H. V., book by; "Next Century Is

America's" , 1948Profits in the Stock Market—Book by H. M.

Gartley — 1380Progressive Miners of America ordered to pay

United Electric Coal Co. damages resultingfrom strike 685

Public Utility Holding Company Act of 1935—Constitutionality—Electric Bond & Share

Co. case to be heard by Supreme Court 196Government files brief.... 843Both sides conclude arguments .1009

Forms _— ... — 520Rulings of SEC.. -.-..35. 464, 520, 1475

Public Utility industry—Douglas, W. O., of SEC criticizes industry

for not undertaking expansion. 838Electricity—

Production, weekly..24, 181, 353, 507,662, 823, 987, 1150, 1463, 1624,

1784, 1952Yearly report of F. P. C 987

Sales, monthly........ 662, 1464FPC annual report—Says rate making func¬

tion may be invalidated.... ■_ 375Gas revenues, natural and manufac¬

tured -... . ... - .667.1471Indianapolis Water Co. case returned to

lower court-..--. 195Pacific Gas & Electric Co. rate case returned

to lower court by Supreme Court 196Loses tax suit against Sacramento.-...1482

PWA loans to municipalities to build elec¬tric plants upheld by Supreme Court 195

Roosevelt, Pres. F. D., confers with exe¬cutives 371

Twin City Rapid Transit Co. strike ends-.1339United Gas P. S. Co. rates ruled on by U.S.

Supreme Court . 1174Public Works Administration—

Loans to municipalities to build electricplants upheld by Supreme Court. 195

Puerto Rico—Dock workers strike ends. , 1339Sugar—AAA regulations. See AAA—Sugar.

Pulp. See Paper and pulp.Railroads—

Cars, new freight, installed in 1937- 659Air-conditioned passenger cars in service. 1461Number on order. ...1319, 1950

Coal prices to be paid by roads fixed byNBCO suspended by courts.. 1010

- Earningp —

Monthly compilation of gross and netearnings.. ..-.341, 972, 1134. 1618

Selected income and balance sheet itemsof Class I roads -_.____505, 827, 1950

Freight—Car loadings of revenue freight. .21, 179,

350, 505, 659, 820, 984, 1147, 1317,- 1461,1622,1781,1949

ICC grants rate increase 1645Guaranty Trust Co. discusses plight of rail¬

roads _ 838Lisman, F. J., offers program to aid ills 1178Redmond & Co. analyze rail situation.. 378Roosevelt, Pres. F. D., names committee

to formulate railroad legislation 1805

PageRailroads—(Concluded)

Tax revision views of industry presented atHouse hearings ,529, 687

Trucking companies under exclusive con¬tract to railroads, regulation status of.. 1643

Wage cut offered workers ... 1970Warner, J. R.t finds rate structure more

important than traffic volume to raiserevenues ... 45

Rayon Organon reviews industry. 355, 1626Record output in 1937 666Textile fibre consumption in* 1937 in U. 8.

988,1626Realty values, increase in, found by P. W.

Kniskern _■ * 532Mortgages. See under M.National Association of Real Estate Boards

surveys real estate market 846Reames, A. E., named Senator from Oregon. 850Reconstruction Finance Corp.—

CCC gets loan for advances to wool pro¬ducers _ 1811

Loan for advances on gum resin andturpentine 1970

Disaster Loan Corp. operations in 1937—1336Lending power estended —1478

Industrial loans resumed 1169, 1337National Mtge. Assn. of Washington. See

under National Housing Act.Obligations to Treasury cancelled by bill

passed by Congress. 1171, 1643Text of bill-.. 1807

Report of operations .375, 686, 1644Red Cross— *

Chinese aid fund campaign in United States 671Redmond & Co. analysis of rail situation 378Reed, Stanley F., appointed to U. S. Supremebench.......— .527, 692, 850

Iieinhard, R. H., addresses A. B. A. SavingsConference* . .1647

Relief—

Emergency Relief Bureau in New Yorkdiscontinued — 213

Roosevelt, Pres. F. D., holds differentviews from those held by Citizens com¬mittee ... ...1812

Unemployment relief appropriation askedby President Roosevelt —1005

House passes appropriation bill 1172Senate passes bill —1333Text — — .1639

WPA reports number on relief 375Itemington-Rand, Inc., NLRB ruling against,

upheld by court -. —1642Reorganization of American Railroad System

1893-1900—Book by E. G. Campbell 652Republican Party—

Adams, Orval W., declines to serve onprogram committee. __ _____ 537

Frank, Glenn, accepts chairmanship ofprogram committee _____ 537

Retail prices. See Fairchild Publications.Richberg, Donald R., addresses lumbermen

—Advocates law defining what businessmay do 688

Roelse, Harold V., addressed American Sta¬tistic Association on effects of SocialSecurity program. 1 48

Roosevelt, Archibald B., urges municipalsecurities be exempt from Maloney bill—1483

Roosevelt , President F. D —

Argentine President, message to 1333Reply 1477

Army Day proclaimed 1963Attacks on big business not aimed at all— 41Automobile financing program approved—

Lack of manufacturing program criti¬cized 1478

Banks will not be allowed to resume un¬derwriting unless safeguards are provid¬ed ...—.... _ — ...—-.1006

Birthday celebrations addressed 840Business and Government, urges coopera¬

tion between, to avoid slumps 192Business autocrats, to continue attack on.. 371Business conditions, declines to discuss 1168Christmas greetings to the Nation 40

Army and Navy greeted 40Civil service anniversary— — 691Confers with business and labor leaders on

recovery policy .370, 533Automotive executives, meets with..533, 688Small business men called..533, 691,

840, 844Recommendations 844Self-help plans found lacking in pro-

- posals 1478Utility interests, confers with 371

Congress, annual message to, on the state*

of the Union ....171,172Budget message to Congress.. 174Defense message. 680TVA Chairman, explains removal of 1975Water resources conservation message.. 1806

Consumers' National Federation of N. Y.,confers with — 1337

Defense policy—Message to Congress- _—_ 680Need for naval construction 1168

Education Committee report transmittedto Congress 1333

Foreign affairs, declines to discuss 1168Foreign policy reiterated 525Forest lands survey asked 1804Governors of Southeastern States, confers

with 377Highway construction plan with toll

charges favored— 1168Hyde Park, returns from ,.. j 1338International Business Machines Corp.

building dedication ceremonies, letterread at ._ 525

Labor Dept. anniversary, letter on occa¬sion of 1477

Ludlow war referendum measure opposed _ _ 373National Assn. of Broadcasters' annual

conference—Message to 1167National Emergency Council extended 370NLRB achievements omitted from press.. 1478Naval appropriation, letter regarding 40New Deal objectives, reaffirms faith in 1477Newspaper postal subsidy, remarks regard¬

ing, bring retort— — 378North American Wild Life Conference

greeted 1167Press conferences, publishes transcript of.. 1804Price reductions must not be attended by

wage cuts 679Merchants' Assn. of N. Y. criticizes

policy. —-— 1176Moderate rise in prices advocated 1169

Protestant ministers greeted at WhiteHouse 840

Publication of notes and comments, profitfrom, to be used for nublic purposes 1487

■ PageRoosevelt, President F. D.—(Concluded)

Railroad committee named to formulatelegislation 1805

Red Cross campaign for aid of Chinesesupported.. 671

Relief views different from those of citizens'committee 1812

Silver purchase price reduction ordered 191Speeches—

Birthday address ' 840Boy Scouts addressed 1167Christmas greetings to the Nation 40Community Mobilization for Human

Gainesville]" Ga~,~ address—Fixes blamefor slump—Attacks low wages. Com¬munism, &c—— _______—_ —1964

Jackson Day dinner address . 371Lincoln Day address 1178

Supreme Court appointment. See Reed,Stanley F.

Tax publicity clause, urges continuanceof 1477

Taxation aims discussed 1805TVA controversy, attempts to settle.. 1637Unemployment relief appropriation sought.

See under Relief.

Wages must not be cut as means to pricereductions 679

Does not want to fix amount—Onlyminimum 840

Warm Springs, Ga., visit to.. 1977Roper, Secy, of Commerce, year-end state¬

ment ... 43Indicates government plans aid for little

business men ... — - — .1011International Business Machines Corp.

building dedication, message to.... 525Radio symposium on business outlook 197.3Surveys year-end inventories..... — —; _ 378

Royal Bank of Canada. See under Canada.Russia—

National City Bank of N. Y., Loses suitagainst — 1174

St. Louis & Southwestern RR. bonds, goldclause held invalid by court-.. 1483St. Louis Stock Exchange—Monthly range of

prices in 1937. — 817San Francisco Clearing House Assn—annual

report—Officers. ... _ . _ _ 1636San Francisco Grain Exchange licensed 1476San Francisco Stock Exchange raises commis¬

sion rates — - — ____ 838Cure Exchange, plans merger with. 1961Governor elected—Office partners may be

governors ; •— ..1810Savings Banks Trust Co. officers elected 539Savings, Building & Loan Associations. See

Building and Loan Associations.Schaefer. B. K., says new Brazil coffee policy

will eliminate uneconomic producers — —1811Scheuer & Co. issue Comparative Textile

Chart _ —_ _. , _ __ —1015Scholtz, C. A., reviews 1937 cocoa market.._ 38Scott, F. V., book by—Index to Business

Indices 1146Scripps, Robt P., dies.— 1488Seattle "Star" Strike ends... -.1338Securities Exchange Act of 1934—,

Forms under—Federal Securities Act of 1933 —

Margin regulations of Board of Governorsof Federal Reserve System—

Interpretation of rulesRuling on regulation T—

Over-the-counter regulations. See under"O."

Registration—Exemption of securities of temporary

governments continued. — — _ 35Rulings of SEC 364, 674, 1000, 1161Unlisted trading privileges—Ruling on New

York Curb Exchange applications...... 837Securities Exchange Commission—

Angell, Ernest, resigns as Administrator. .1652Annual report — ..-38, 364Conway Committee report on reorganiza¬

tion of New York Stock Exchange com¬mended- ... 692

Forms issued under—Public Utility Holding Company Act... 520

Hanes, John WT., new member... 538Haskell, John, urges greater cooperation

with Stock Exchange and accountants..1650Investment counselors, proposed census of,

approved - - — - 1331Maloney bill. See Over-the-Counter mar¬

ket regulations.New York Stock Exchange, seeks reorgani-

tionof 194Over-the-Counter regulations. See under

"Q."Over-the-counter regulations planned. See

under O.Personnel changes. 380Registration under Securities Exchange Act

of securities of temporary governmentsexemption from, continued 35

Rulings under—Federal Securities Act of 1933 520Public Utility Holding Company Act,

35. 364, 520, 1475Securities Exchange Act of 1934.. .364,

674, 1000, 1161Short selling regulations stiffened.-_.674,

1000,1161,1960,1977Trading volume, reports of—

National Securities Exchanges 674,1000, 1330,1959

New York Stock and Curb Exchanges,member trading on. .35, 363, 519, 673,835, 999, 1160, 1329, 1475, 1633,

1799, 1960Odd lot trading on New York Stock Ex¬

change. .35, 188, 362, 519, 673, 835,999, 1160, 1475, 1634. 1799, 1960

Unlisted trading privileges. See under SEC.Security offerings. See Capital flotations.Seidman, M. L., testifies at House hearings

on tax revision bills. 529Seligman. Eustace, resigns from Nat. Public

Housing Conference — 50Senate investigation of unemployment.- See

unemployment.Shallenberger, A. C., dies 1341Sherwood, E. H., suspended by N. Y. Curb. 1489Shipping industry—

Longshoremen in Seattle end strike 1014Lloyds shipbuilding statistics 663, 1321

Short"selling. See also under SEC.Twentieth Century Fund to make study. .1977

gilverHandy & Harman revie-w 1937 market 525

837

837837


JAN.-MAR., 1938] INDEX XIII

P^g0Silver— (Concluded)

U. S. A.—Imports and exports. _25, 664, 1464Morgenthau, Sec., tells House Commit¬

tee he prefers a cost of production pricefor silver 685

Production in 1937 - l 679Purchases from Canada; China and

Mexico to continue. 40Domestic purchase price reduced 191Economists urge end of purchases 45Stabilization fund not to be used to

buy Mexican silver 370Receipts at mints and assay offices 678

World production . 1325Sloan, Alfred P., confers with Pres. Roose¬

velt 370Sloan, Alfred P., Foundation—grant to

Chicago University to study economics 537Smith. R. G. addresses A. B., A. regional con¬

ference at Des Moines— 1012Social Security Act—

Andrews, Elmer F., charges Act with in¬consistencies . 1338

Roelse, Harold V., discusses effects ofprogram on capital investments in in¬dustry— 48

Social Security Board—Annual report 532

Socialism vs. Capitalism—book by A. C.Pigou.. — 177

Society of Chemical Industry—American sec-► tion meets 1978South America—

,U. S. names committee to strengthen tiesthrough radio propaganda 1489

Talk to Brazil 1633South American Handbook, 1938—by Howell

Davies 1947Soviet Russia. See Russia.Spain—

Aragon front, rebels launch offensive on..1631Austria and Hungary recognize rebels 517Revolution—

Air attacks on cities indulged in by bothsides ... 672

Barcelona threatened by rebel advance 1796Bombing of Barcelona and Valencia_517, 833British. steamer sunk by pirate sub¬

marine 833France asks Britain to join in seeking

armistice 1796Great Britain warns rebels against

attacks on British ships 1159Guadalajara, drive on 1631Loyalists win naval battle 1631

Begin new drive in east 1958Pope urges rebels to stop bombing cities .1958Rebels establish permanent ministry 833

Gains in Cordoba neighborhood 1159Teruel, battle at 32, 517

Loyalists press new drive on Teruelfront 1159

Rebels capture city 1329United States views on bombing ofcities-1969

Spalding, H. B., testifies at House committeehearings on tax revision 682

Splawn, W. M. W., elected Chairman ICC._ 50Sprague, Prof. O. M. W., addresses American

Economic Association 45Stamp, Sir Josiah. See under Great Britain.Standard Oil dividends 1466State and Federal taxing of each others' in¬

strumentalities, United States SupremeCourt rules on 1642

Steagall bank bill. See Bank Holding Com¬pany Bill.Steel. See Iron and Steel.

Stock Clearing Corp. See under New YorkStock Exchange.

Stock markets—Sales volume in 1937 inprincipal cities 337, 338

Jelke, Frazier & Co., discontinue wireconnections 692

Stock offerings. See Capital Flotations.Stocks of commodities. See Commodity1^ Stocks.(• Strikes. See under Labor Conditions.Sugar Act of 1937, appropriation for adminis¬

tration of. 1171Sugar industry—

AAA regulations and quotas. See underAAA.

Australia crop 1468• > Cuba—Exports 666, 1790

Crop restricted... 1626Dominican Republic exports 1790European consumption 27, 512, 1626, 2071Germany anticipates record sugar beet

crop 512Great Britain consumption .1468India production 666International Sugar Council reports world

exports against quotas 1625Java exports 355, 666, 828, 1790Japanese production 1324Lamborn's Vest Pocket Sugar Data—New-

issue 1 666Market in 1937 reviewed 37Prices, average, in 1937 262Shipments and stocks 1469, 1790Union of South Africa bars exports 355U. S. exports of refined sugar .355, 666World production and consumption .1324

Sundblad, F. W., book by—American SteelIndustry 1947

Surplus profits tax. See U. S. A. taxes—Revision proposed.

Sutherland, Justice George, retires fromU. S. Supreme Court 199

Final decisions 531Swope, H. B., resigns from National Public

Housing Conference 50Sydney. See under Australia.Szymczak, M. S., to be honored at dinner—1183

Tariffs. See under U. S. A.axes. See under U. S. A.Tennessee Valley Authority—

Controversy of chairman and directors— vPresident Roosevelt confers with board—Congressional investigation proposed .1637

Conference "with President Roosevelt endsin disagreement 1809

Constitutionality—Concludes defense ofcharges brought by utility companies- 376

Upheld by Federal Court 683House and Senate to investigate TVA—

Signs of internal dissension—197, 680,1809, 1975

May. Representative, urges defeat of-Gilbertsville Dam appropriation— 681

Morgan, Chair. A. E., removed—Courtaction -1975

Review of progress ... 197

PageTennessee Valley Authority—(Concluded)

Roosevelt, Pres. F, D., explains action inremoving chairman.. 1975

Willkie, W. L., suggestion that TVA buyCommonwealth & Southern Corp. prop¬erties. See under "W."

Textiles—-Fibre consumption in 1937 in U. S.988,1626

Comparative Textile Chart issued byScheuer & Co 1014

Cotton textile industry surveyed for 10years 1790

Thomas, T. Gaillard, 2nd suspended by N. Y.Stock Exchange 691

Thorpe, Merle, addresses A. B. A. regionalconference 1813

Tin. See also Non-ferrous metal market.World production and consumption in 1937

830,1326Title Guarantee & Trust Co annual meeting- 520Toole, B. F., suspended by N. Y. Curb Exch. 691Townsend, Dr. F. E., sentence of, upheld..1179Trade—

Wholesale. See under Federal ReserveBank of New York.

Tremaine, Morris S., addresses New YorkChamber of Commerce on evils of FederalTax Structure 692, 845Letter to Senate Committee urges munici¬

pal securities be exempted from over-the-counter regulation 1007

Trondbjem. See under Norway.Troster, Col. O. J., reviews 1937 N. Y. C.

bank insurance stock market 38Truck law regulating size upheld 1174Trucking companies under contract with

railroads, change in regulation status of—1643Trust fund investments of national banks,

ruling on 38Twentieth Century Fund to study short

selling — 1977Twin City Rapid Transit Co. strike ends—.1339

Undistributed Profits Tax (The)—Book byM. S. Kendrick. 178Undistributed profits tax. See U. S. A.—

Taxes—Revision proposed.Unemployment Census. See U.S. A.—Cen¬

sus.

Unemployment. See Labor conditions.Unemployment, Senate investigation of-.44,

194, 366, 527, 689, 690, 1483Unemployment relief. See Relief.Union of South Africa bars exports of sugar.. 355

Gold production 1325United Electric Coal Co. wins damage suit

against labor union 685United Gas Public Service Co. rate case—Rul¬

ing of Supreme Court 1174United States Building and Loan League—

Loans and dividend disbursements re¬

ported 677, 1802United States Chamber of Commerce—

Spokesmen for the Chamber appear atHouse Committee hearings on tax re¬vision... 528

United States Housing Authority (see alsoNational Housing Act)—

Initial slum clearance projects approved. ..1964United States Maritime Commission—New

member and Chairman named 1342United States of America—

Appropriation bills ..... 373Army. See U. S. A.—War Dept.Army Day proclaimed .1963Budget— , , ,

Graetinger, M. A., points to need to bal¬ance budget 656

Roosevelt, Pres. F. D., message to Con¬gress on budget ---- 174

Canadian water power61proposal rejected. .1969Capital inflow reported 381Census of unemployed, result of 196Commerce Department—

Automobile production - _ .665, 1466Business Advisory Council, recommen¬

dations of 1175Commodity stocks. 181, 986,1623

Comptroller of Currency—Annual report. 980Independence of office favored by na-

tional banks 838National bank receiverships liquidated,

524, 1005,1636National banks, condition of ...1332O'Connor, J. F. T., resigns as Comp¬

troller 539Staff changes 851

Congress—Alabama sends Rep. Hill to Senate. 380Cloture proposal defeated—Filibuster

continues. 680Convenes—Legislative program 192Kenney, Rep. E. A., dies. ... 690Legislation enacted—

National Housing Act amendment—Text - 976

RFC obligations to Treasury, Act can¬celing 1807

Reames, A. E., replaces F. Steiwer asSenator from Oregon — — 850

Roosevelt, Pres. F. D., annual messageon state of Union 171, 172

Budget message 174Defense message.. 680Water resources conservation message 1806

Constitution—Ludlow amendment defeated—_—... 373

Cost of living in United States—Labor Department report ...—1322N. I.C. B. report. 510, 1151,1788

Currency—Circulation report 39, 678, 1331, 1962Five-cent coin, seeks design for new 679Greenback provision of Thomas rider to

AAA, economists urge revision of 45Defense program 680Diplomatic service— ,

Bullitt, W. S., returns on visit -1977New Ambassadors to Chile, Belgium,

Germany and Great Britain.. 198, 380,1341,1815

Diplomats, foreign-French Ambassador to U. S., new_1342,1977

Foreign capital, influx of 381Foreign policy—

Denials that U. S. has any alliance ofdefense Or offense with any foreignpower inspired by Johnston resolution -1008

German annexation of Austria 1969Hull, Secy, of State, defines U. S. policy

in disturbed areas particularly FarEast..-..- 377

Describes need for armaments —1796

PageUnited States of America—(Continued)

Foreign policy—{Concluded)Roosevelt, Pres., F. D„ reiterates stand. 525Spanish cities, bombing of 1969

Foreign trade—Analysis of imports and exports.. 823Gold, silver and merchandise imports and

exports.. —25, 664, 1464Merchandise imports and exports by

countries 988National Foreign Trade Week. See un¬

der "N."

Sugar, refined, exports. 355, 666Gold. See under 4 4 G."Government reorganization bill—

Byrd, Senator, files report criticizing bill 529Merchants Assn. of N. Y. opposed 1971Morgenthau, Secretary, in letter to Con¬

gressmen, criticizes requests of ActingCompt .-General R. N. Elliott 529

N. Y. State Chamber of Commerce op¬posed to Byrnes bill ..848, 1971

Senate rejects amendments—Expected tovote soon 1808, 1972

Income, national, in 1937 .—1220Independent offices appropriation bill—

House approves 373Item veto amendment removed by Senate

Committee 527Japanes-Ohinese War—Panay bombing,

&c. See under China.Justice, Dept. of—

Annual report of Attorney-General 195Labor Department—

Anniversary of establishment 1477Asst. Secy. McLaughlin successor to

McGrady 199Building activity 24, 1151Commodity price index. See under44C."Cost of living in United States 1322Employment and payrolls 182, 825, 1467Food prices retail 352, 1149, 1783

Mexican expropriation of oil company prop¬erties—Appeal td United States. 1970

Money stocks in U. S. See under U.S.A.—Treasury Department.

Naval building plans of Japan sought-.997, 998Refused 1158

Naval policy explained by Secy. Hull 1158Navy Dept.—

Appropriation bill, letter of Pres. Roose¬velt regarding — 40

House approves bill 681House committee reports bill 527Roosevelt, Pres., submits program

to Congress 680Senate committee reports bill 681

Vinson bill to increase strength of Navyintroduced 680

House committee hearings 1008, 1168Favorably reported 1479

House passes bill 1966House concludes debate 1807

Pacific Islands, lays claim to 1638Permanent Court of International Justice—

Appointees 1653Political refugees, asks other nations to

cooperate in aiding. 1965Post Office Dept.—

Appropriation bill passes House 528Newspapers deny they seek postal sub¬

sidy... — - 378Reciprocal trade pacts. See U. S. A.—

Trade treaties.Silver. See under S.Solicitor General R. H. Jackson appointed

692, 1173, 1653South America, to seek to strengthen ties

with through radio. See under SouthAmerica.

Stabilization fund—Not to buy Mexican silver 370

State Dept.—Berle, A. A., named Asst.Secy. - 1015,1653

Political refugees, asks other Nationsto cooperate in aiding .1965

Summation of conduct of past five years_1797Supreme Court. See also Court rulings.

Cases to be heard and dismissed--196,374, 531, 685, 1641, 1810

Reed, Stanley F., named to bench..527,692, 850

Sutherland, Justice George, retires 199Final decisions 531

Tariffs—Most-favored-Nation standing restored

to Australia.. — 834Taxes—

Corporate salary publicity, Pres. Roose¬velt urges continuance of 1477

Fuel oil tax opposed by N. Y. Chamberof Commerce 1643

Income taxes—

Foreign taxes not deductible fromtaxable income U. S. SupremeCourt rules. 374

Mitchell, C. E., fine against, for in¬come tax return sustained bySupreme Court 1642

State employees, Supreme Courtupholds tax on 1640

Lehman, Gov. H. of N. n. criticizestax policy... 1971

May, George O., Criticizes system oftaxation 198

Morgenthau, Secy, of Treasury, poposedto new taxes. . 374

Revisions proposed in capital gains andundistributed profits taxes—

A. F. of L. favors change in surplus^

tax -1012Heiman, H. H., expresses views on

proposed bill _ 1971House passes bill— - .1639House sub-committee nearly finished

with work of revising 193Submits program to House committee 374

House committee studies proposedchanges 528

Completes reading of bill _ . . - - -——1335Hearings 528, 529, 682, 687Reports bill - - - -1480

Merchants Assn. of N. Y. opposed toproposed changes — — 1178

New York State Chamber of Com¬merce favors repeal •- — -—--1013

Senate committee opens hearings— —1808Eliminates surplus profits, tax, &c._ 1967

Roosevelt, Pres. F. D., discusses taxationaims. ----- -1805

Wallace, Secy, of Agr., favors modi-fication of surplus tax 43

State, instrumentalities, Supreme Courtruling on taxing of 1642


XIV INDEX [Vol. 1I6-—Part 1

PageUnited States of America—(Concluded)PfeTaxes—(Concluded)

Tremaine, Morris S., criticizes taxn structure. _ 845Trade treaties—

Austria entitled to trade concessions 1800Aldrich, W. W„ praises reciprocal trade

pacts . ...-1487Czechoslovakia, signs pact with—1638, 1806Farm leaders Criticize policy—Secretary

Hull and Under Secretary Wilson de-fend policy.. - 1336

Great Britain sends commission to U. 8.to negotiate —1342

Cotton textile Industry representativesfile brief urging cotton tariff not bechanged 1486

Treasury Department—Annual report of Secretary — 346Appropriation bill passes House— 528Baby bond sales reported 524, 1165

Denies sales will cease -__1963Bills offered..39,191.369, 524, 678, 839,

840. 1005, 1166. 1332. H7e.i16636.i963Larger offerings to be made 840, 1332

Bond offering. See U. S. A.—Treasury—March 15 financing.

Financing in January to be confined tobills 370

Five-cent coin, seeks design for new—. 679Gold sterilization program changed 1166Government securities, trasactions in,

524, 1477, 1803Internal Revenue Bureau—Appoint¬

ments 1652March 15 financing 1476, 1637, 1801Money stocks in U. 8 39, 678, 1331, 1962Note refunding program. See U. 8. A.

—Treasury—March 15 financing.Receipts of gold and silver at mints and

assay offices 678RFC obligations to Treasury canceled.

See RFC.War debt—Hungary proposes settlement.. 1329War Department, defense program sub¬

mitted to Congress by President Roose¬velt 680

United States Steel Corp. shipments 359, ^

995, 1630Annual report 1778

PageUnited States Steel Corp.—(Concluded)

Capital expenditures planned 690Wage contract extended 1013

University of Chicago gets grant from SloanFoundation 537

Utah copper tax review denied by SupremeCourt 1810

Van Devanter, Justice, presides in FederalDistrict Court 199Van Tuyl, George C., dies 1014Vandenburg, Senator, Lincoln Day address..! 178Veto power of President ruled on by Supreme

Court 531Vinson bill. See under U. 8. A.—Treas. Dept.

XI/age and hour bill. See Black-ConneryW Wage and Hour Bill. -

Wages. See under Labor Conditions.Wallace, Sec. of Agriculture Henry A., re¬

marks at Senate investigation of un¬

employment 366Defends sugar quotas—Refuted by E. C.

Bostock 1810Farm program outlined 1170Favors modification of surplus profits taxes 43

Walsh, Senator D. I., explains need forgreater military strength 1168

War debt to U. S. See under U. S. A.War profiteering (May) bill approved by

House committee A 1480War referendum. See Ludlow.Warner, J. R., finds rate structure of rail¬

roads more important than traffic volume. 45Warner, Wm. B., expresses hope that state¬

ments of Asst. Attorney General Jacksondon't reflect views of Administration. 46

Warsaw. See under Poland.Washington inheritance tax review denied

by Supreme Court 1810Water resources, conservation of, President

Roosevelt sends message to Congressrelative to 1806

Watson, T. J., address at dedication ofbuilding of International Business MachinesCorp 525

Wells Fargo Bank & Union Trust Co. businessreview 663, 1322, 1953

Wheeler-Lea bill. See FTC—Bill wideningpowers. v

Whigham, C. F. See under Great Britain.

Page

Whitney, Richard, & Co., insolvent—R. Whitney indicted 1649

Members expelled or suspended from N. Y.Stock and Curb Exchanges 1815

Pleads guilty 1814Testifies—Sentence delayed 1975

Wholesale prices. See Commodity prices,wholesale.

Wholesale trade. See Trade.Will Gold Depreciate?—Book by Paul Einzig 816Willkie, W. L., Pres. of Commonwealth &

Southern Corp., presents business viewof subject of cooperation of Governmentand business 379

Proposal that TVA purchase Southernproperties of system - 536

Committee to consider question suggestedby Willkie 1645

Response. 531, 1645Discussed by both parties 1809

Wilson, H. R., U. S. Ambassador to Ger¬many 198, 1815

Wilson, M. L., Under Sec. of Agric., defendsAdministration policies against attack offarmers _ 1336

Wire tapping, interstate and intrastate, heldillegal 1010

Wisconsin Bankers Assn. winter meeting 689,1340Wisconsin Development Authority held in¬

valid 684Wool—COC loans approved 1811Wooley, E. 8., addresses A. B. A. conference.1813Works Progress Administration reports num¬

ber on relief 375California flood area, rehabilitation of 1651

World Production and Prices, 1936-37—Pub¬lished by League of Nations 1460

World War Veterans—Economy Act of 1933, not injured by,

holds Supreme Court 685Wyatt, Walter, addresses A. B. A. Trust Con¬

ference 1340

Yoder, Dale, book by: "Personnel andLabor Relations" 1947Young, Owen D., confers with Pres. Roosevelt 370

Named Chairman of N. Y. Reserve Bank.. 539

Zinc. See also Non-ferrous metal market.Statistics of slab zinc 185, 994, 1628


Jan.-MAR., 1938] INDEX

NEWS REGARDING BANKS, TRUST COMPANIES, ETC.Pgff0

Aetna State Bank (Chicago, III.) 693malgamated Trust & Savings Bank(Chicago, 111.) 542

American Bank & Trust Co. (New Orleans.La.) 53

American National Bank & Trust Co.(Chicago, 111.)_._ - 383

American Trust Co. (San Francisco, Calif.)_. 1817Annual Savings Banks Dinner 1815Austin State Bank (Chicago, 111.) 693

Babcock, Woodward (N. Y.) 1978adger State Bank (Milwaukee, Wis.)1343,1816Banca Commerciale Itaiiana (Milan, Italy).-1654Banco di Roma (Rome, Italy) 541, 1654Bank for International Settlements 672,1798Bank for Savings (N. Y.) 382Bank of America National Trust & Savings

Association (San Francisco. Calif.)25,542, 1817

Bank of, California, N. A. (San Francisco,Calif.) 542

Ba.k of Fremont (N.C.) 1016Bank of New York & Trust Co. (N. Y.) 382Bank of Nov. Scotia (Toronto, Canada) 694Bank of Toronto (Canada) 53Bank of Williamsville (N.Y.) 852Bankers Trust Co. (N. Y.) 201,365,1815Barclays Bank Ltd. (London Eng.) 385Barnett National Bank (Jacksonville, Fla.)__ 853Bay Ridge Savings Bank of Brooklyn (N. Y.)1654Bellville Bank & Trust Co. (111.) 852Berwick Savings & Trust Co. (Pa.) 1180Beverly State Bank (Chicago, 111.) 693Boatmen's National Bank (St. Louis, Mo.).. 852Branch Banking & Trust Co. (Wilson, N.C.) .1016Brooklyn Trust Co. (Brooklyn, N. Y.)_201,

367, 382Brown Bros. Harriman & Co. (N. Y.) 201

California Bank of Los Angeles (Calif.) 694amden Safe Deposit & Trust Co. (N. J.)-.1816Camden Trust Co. (N. J.) 1816Canadian Bank of Commerce (Toronto, Can.) 1180Canadian Banks, Comparative Figures of

Condition of 361, 999, 1633Capitol National Bank & Trust Co. (Hart¬

ford, Conn.) 382Central Hanover Bank & Trust Co. (N. Y.)

201,365,1654,1978Central National Bank (Chicago, In.) 693Central National Bank of Cleveland (Ohio)

693, 1816Central National Bank (Minn., Minn.) . 542Centrax-Penn National Bank (Philadelphia,

Pa.) _ §02, 1816Central Savings Bank (N. Y.) 540, 1180Central Trust Co. (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1180Chase National Bank (N. Y.)._51, 200, 368,

382, 1653Chemical Bank & Trust Co. (N. Y.)._201,

540. 1654,1815Chicago Board of Trade (111.) 1003Chicago City Bank & Trust Co. (IU.) 693Chicago Curb Exchange (111.) 1003, 1800Chicago Heights National Bank (Chicago,

111.) - 693Chicago Stock Exchange (Ill.)___852, 1015, 1978Cicero State Bank (Chicago, 111.) 694Citizens Banking Co. of Sandusky (Ohio) 1979Citizens National Trust & Savings Bank

(Los Angeles, Calif.) 384Citizens National Bank of New Castle (Pa.)_ 693Citizens & Southern National Bank (Atlanta,

Ga.) H80Citizens State Bank (Cook County, 111) 52City Bank Farmers Trust Co. (N. Y.) 200City National Bank of Kansas City (Mo.)__1180City National Bank & Trust Co. (Chicago,

111.) 383Clarke Brothers (N. Y.) 852Cleveland Trust Co. (Ohio) 202Clinton Trust Co. (N. Y.) 200, 541Colonial Trust Co. of Pittsburgh (Pa.) 541Colville Valley National Bank (Wash.).542, 1016Commerce Trust Co. (Kan. City, Mo.)_225, 1180Commercial Banking & Trust Co. (Parkers-

burg, W. Va.) 693Commercial National Bank & Trust Co.

(Laurel, Miss.) 694Commodity Exchange, Inc. (N. Y.) 37Commonwealth Commercial Bank of Detroit

(Mich.) 694Continental Bank & Trust Co. (N. Y.)__200,

Continental Illinois National Bark & TrustCo (Chicago, 111.) — 202, 542, 1816

Corn Exchange Bank & Trust Co (N. Y.) 200,„ , 381,1180,1653

Corn Exchange National Bank & Trust Co.(Philadelphia, Pa.) 383, 1816

Cosmopolitan National Bank (Chic., 111.).. 694Crocker First National Bank (San Francisco,

Calif.) 1979

Dallas National Bank (Texas) 542ater, Alfred Warner (Stamford, Conn.)..1343Detroit Bank (Mich.) 384Discount Corp. of New York (N. Y.) 382Dominion Bank (Toronto, Canada) 543, 853Drexel & Co. (Philadelphia, Pa.) 190Drexel State Bank (Chicago, 111.) 694Dunbar National Bank (N. Y.) 382, 1815

Eastern Trust Co. (Halifax, N. 8., Canada).1817ast River Savings Bank (N. Y.) 540East Scranton State Bank (Pa.) 1654East Side Tr. & Savings Bk. (Chicago, 111.) 694Empire Trust Co. (N. Y.) 541

Fargo National National Bank (N. Dak.)..1817armers & Workmen's Savings Bank (Jack¬son, Mich.) — 1343

Federal Reserve Bank of New York 199, 521Federation Bank & Trust Co. (N. Y.)...367, 382Fidelity Philadelphia Trust Co. (Phila., Pa.) 202Fidelity Union Trust Co. (Newark, N. J.)__ 201Fidelity Trust Co. (Pittsburgh, Pa.)....... 1343First Bank Stock Corp. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1180First & Merchants National Bank of Rich¬

mond (Va.) 1015

PageFirst National Bank of—

Atlanta (Ga.) 542Boston (Mass.) 201,1816Chicago (IU.) 202, 383, 1654Cicero (Chicago, IU.) 694Duquesne (Pa.) ... 541Highland Park (Chicago, IU.) 694Huntington (Ind.) 1489New York (N; Y.) 201, 367Palm Beach (Fla.) 1489, 1979Pittsburgh (Pa.) ; 1816Portland (Ore.) 225, 1180, 1817Royal Oak (Mich.) J 1489St. Louis (Mo.) 225St. Paul (Minn.) .384, 542Springfield (111.) 52Wilmette (111.) 52

First State Bank of St. Paul (Minn.) 1979First Trust & Savings Bank (Springfield, 111.) 52First Wisconsin National Bank of Milwaukee

(Wis.)... 542, 1816Fletcher American Nat. Bank (Indianapolis,

Ind.) 1180Florida Nat. Bank & Trust Co (Miami, Fla.) 694Frankford Trust Co. (Philadelphia, Pa.) 542Fulton Savings Bank Kings Co. (Brooklyn,

N. Y.) 1342, 1489Fulton Trust Co. (N.Y.) 200First National Bank & Trust Co. (Bloom-

ington, 111.)... 383First National Bank & Trust Co. of Evans-

ton (Chicago, IU.) 694First National Bank & Trust Co. of Man-

hasset (N. Y.) 1015First National Bank & Trust Co. (Minne¬

apolis, Minn.) 384,1979

Garner, J. A. (Denver, Colo.) 1016eorgia Trust Co. of Atlanta (Ga.) 694Girard Trust Co. (Pnila., Pa.) 383Grace National Bank (N. Y.) 200Gray, Lyman F. (New Rochelle, N. Y.) 1489Greenwich Savings Bank (N. Y.) 540Guaranty Trust Co. (IS. Y.)_38, 52, 200, 520, 541Guardian Detroit Union Group, Inc. (Det.,

Mich.) 225Guardian National Bank of Commerce (Det.,

Mich.) , 52

Hamilton National Bank (Chattanooga,Tenn.) 384, 1817Harris Trust & Savings Bank (Chicago, 111.),

202, 694Hartford Bank of Bel Air (Md.) 383Hartford National Bank & Trust Co. (Conn.) 383Hector, Martin (Fargo, N. Dak.) 1817Hibernia National Bank (New Orleans, La.),

384, 1817Hollins, Harry B. (N. Y.) 1342Home Federal Savings & Loan Association of

Ridgewood Brooklyn, N.Y.) 692Hornblower & Weeks (IS. Y.) 1978Hungington National Bank (Columbus, Ohio) 693

I-C National Bank (Chicago, IU.) 694ndiana National Bank (Indianapolis, Ind.)_1816lowa-Des Moines National Bank (Iowa) 1343Iowa-Des Moines National Bank & Trust Co.

(Iowa) 1979Irving Savings Bank of New York (N. Y.)__ 540Irving Trust Co (N. Y.) 201

Jackson City Bank & Trust Co. (Mich.)...1343

Kaspar American Bank (Chicago, III.) 694imball, Charles E. (N. Y.) 1654Kimball Trust & Savings Bk. (Cook County,

IU.) . 52Kings County Savings Bank (Booklyn, N. Y. 852Kings County Trust Co. (Brooklyn, N. Y.). 201

Lawndale National Bank (Chicago, 111.) 694awyers Trust Co. (N. Y.) 367, 382, 1654Lemont National Bank (Chicago, 111.) 694Lewisburg Trust & Safe Deposit Co. (Pa.) 1489Liberty Trust Co. (AUentown, Pa.) 693Licking County Bank of Newark (Ohio) 1979Lincoln National Bank (Lincoln, 111.) 852Lincoln National Bank (Newark, N. J.) 383Lincoln Nat. Bank & Trust Co. (Syracuse,

N. Y.) 541Livestock Nat. Bank (Sioux City, Iowa) 852Lorain Street Bank (Cleveland, Ohio) 693

jyjadison-Crawford National Bank (Chicago,Mahoning Nat. Bank of Youngstown "(Ohio). 693Mahoning Savings & Trust Co. (Youngs¬

town, Ohio) 693Manufacturers Nat. Bank of Detroit (Mich.)

53, 384, 1816Manufacturers Trust Co. (N. Y.)__51. 200,

367, 852,1342, 1654Marine Midland Trust Co. (N. Y.)_382, 540,1015Market Exchange Bank Co. of Columbus

(Ohio) 52Marshall Square State Bank (Cook Co., 111.). 52Mellon National Bank (Pitts, Pa.).52, 201,

383, 1816Mercantile-Commerce Bank & Trust Co.

(St. Louis, Mo.) 852Mercantile Trust & Savings Bank (Chic., 111.) 694Merchants Bank of New York (N. Y.) 1015Merchants Nat. Bank (Boston, Mass.).. 382Merchants National Bank (Chicago. 111.) 694Middletown National Bank (Conn.) 383Midland Bank, Ltd. (London, Eng.) 385, 543Miller, EmilC. (N.J.) 1180MiUer, Manasseh " *"Milwaukee Ave. 1Mitten Bank SecuritiesMoline State Trust & Savings Bank (111.) 383Moore, George (N. Y.) 1180Morgan, J. P. & Co. (N.Y.) 190Morris Plan Bank (Bait., Md.) 1343Morris Plan Industrial Bank (Syracuse, N.Y.) 1816

u> • J ■) — ilOUeh (Brooklyn, N. Y.) 1978). Nat. Bank (Chic., 111.). 694ecurities Corp. (Phila., Pa.).. 693

National Bank of Adrian (Mich.) — 202ational Bank of Commerce(Seattle, Wash.) 53National Bank of Detroit (Mich.).202, 384, 1816

PageNational Bank of Far Rockaway (QUeens,

N. Y.) 692National Bank of Harvey (Chicago, 111.) 694National Bank of Niles Center (111.) 52National Bank of North Hudson (Union

City, N.J.) 541National Bank of Tulsa (Oklahoma) 542National Builders Bank (Chicago, 111.) 694National Boulevard Bank of Chicago (111.) 542National City Bank (Cleveland, Ohio) __202,1816National City Bank (N. Y.)..189, 199, 200, 365National Exchange Bank of Waukesha (Wis.) 53National Iron Bank (Pottstown, Pa.) 1489National Safety Bank & Trust Co. (N. Y.)— 852National Shawmut Bank (Boston, Mass.)... 382Newborg, Leopold (N. Y.) 1978New York Chapter, American Institute of

Banking (N.Y.) 382New York Opcoa Exchange (N. Y.) 38New York Coffee & Sugar Exchange (N. Y.)

538, 852New York Cotton Exchange (N. Y.)—852, 1015New York Curb Exchange (N. Y.)__35, 189,

363, 518, 538, 673, 835, 999, 1160, 1329,1475, 1489, 1633, 1799, 1815, 1960

New York Hanseatic Corp. (N.Y.) 382New York Produce Exchange Safe Deposit &

Storage Co. (N.Y.) 1978New York Stock Exchange (N. Y.)__35,189,

363, 518, 673, 692, 835, 852, 999, 1160,1180, 1329, 1342, 1475, 1633, 1650, 1799.

1960, 1978New York Trust Co. (N.Y.) 188,365Ninth Bank & Trust Co. (Phila., Pa.) 693North Avenue Bank & Trust Co. (New Rochelle,

N. Y.) 1978Northern Trust Co. (Chicago, 111.) 202, 383

Oak Cliff Bank & Trust Co. (Dallas, Tex.)_ 542id National Bank (Martinsburg, W. Va.). 693Omaha National Bank (Neb.) 225Orange First National Bank (N.J.) 383

Packers National Bank (Omaha, Neb.) 852arsons, Francis (Conn.) 383Pennsylvania Co. for Insurances on Lives &

Granting Annuities (Phila., Pa.)....202, 541Pennsylvania Exchange Bank (N. Y540Peoples National Bank of Brooklyn (N. Y.)_ 541Peoples Savings & Trust Co. (Hazleton, Pa.)1978Personal Loan & Savings Bank (Chic., 111.). 694Philadelphia National Bank (Pa.) 201, 1654Phoenix State Bank & Trust Co. (Hartford,

Conn.) 382Pictsfield Third National Bank & Trust Co.

(Mass.) _ 852Port Wasnington National Bank & Trust Co.

(N. Y.) 52Potter Title & Trust Co. (Pitts., Pa.) Ml80Prentiss, John W. (N. Y.) ------1978Provident Savings Bank of Baltimore (Md.)_ 52Provident Trust Co. (Phila., Pa.) 693Prudential Savings Bank (Brooklyn, N.Y.).1978Public Bank of Maryland (Baltimore, Md.).1343Public National Bank & Trust Co. (N.Y.)200, 852

epublic National Bank of Dallas (Texas). 542_ jertson, Charles E. (Montclair, N. J.)_.l489

Robinson Bank & Tr. Co. of Palestine (Tex.) 225Roosevelt Savings Bank (Brooklyn, N. Y.)__1015Royal Bank of Canada (Montreal) 225, 361Royall Nat. Bank of Palestine (Texas) .225, 853Royal Trust Co. (Montreal, Canada)...... 1343

Caginaw State Bank (Mich.) 1816»Jan Francisco Stock Exchange (Calif.) 1801,1961Savings Bank of New Britain (Conn.) 1343Savings Banks Trust Co. (N. Y.) 539Seaboard Citizens Nat. Bank of Norfolk (Va.) 384Seamen's Bank for Savings (N. Y.) 1015Seattle-First National Bank (Wash.)..542, l8l7Second National Bank (Nazareth, Pa.) 1816Second National Bank of Uniontown (Pa.).. 52Security Trust Co. of Wheeling (W. Va.)—1379Smith, Charles A. (San Francisco, Calif.)... 1817Society for Savings of Cleveland (Ohio) 693South Carolina Nat. Bank (Columbia, S. C.) 53South Chicago Savings Ban* (111.)— 694South East National Bank (Chicago, 111.).. 694Soutn Side National Bank (Chicago, 111.) — 542Southwest Bank of St. Louis (Mo.) 694Spalding, Joseph Wilcox (Watertown, Conn.)1978Springfield Five Cents Savings Bank (Conn.) 1343Standard Bank of South Africa, Ltd. (London,

England) 853State Street Trust Co. (Boston, Mass.) 541Sterling National Bank & Trust Co. (N Y.)

52. 200, 692, 1653Swiss Bank Corp. (Basle, Switzerland) 1180

Terminal National Bank (Chicago, 111.).. 694exarkana National Bank (Texas). 694Title Guarantee & Trust Co. (N. Y.)..520, 541Tradesmens Nat. Bk. & Tr. Co. (Phila., Pa.) 383Troy Trust Co (N. Y.) 692Trust Co. of New Jersey (Jersey City, N. J.) 541

Union Bank of Commerce (Ohio) 52nion Bank & Trust Co. (Bethlehem, Pa.).1180Union Bank of Winchester (Va.)._... 852Union Square Savings Bank (N. Y.) .1654Union Trust Co. (Cleveland) 52, 693, 1343Union Trust Co. (Pitts., Pa.)...541, 1015, 1978United Loan Industrial Bank fcBkiyn., N. Y.)1815United States Trust Co. (N. Y.) 200, 852Upper Avenue National Bank (Chicago, 111.). 694Valley Savings Bank of Des Moines (Iowa).. 1343

Van Antwerp, William C (San Francisco,Calif.) 1180

Walling, Willoughley G. (Chicago, 111.) 1343ells Fargo Bank & Union Trust Co. (SanFrancisco Calif.) 385 1817

West Jersey Trust Co. (Camden, N. J.) 1816Westminster Bank, Ltd. (London, Eng.)38«, 1654Whitney & Co., Richard (N. Y.) 1649, 1815Whitney Nat. B'k (New Orleans. La.),385,-1979Williamsport National Bank (Pa.) 693Williamstown Bank (Pa.) 1489Winthrop, Mitchell & Co. (N. Y.)__ ..1978


XVIINDEX [Vol. 146—Part 1

COMMERCIAL EPITOME, COTTON, BREADSTUFFS AND DRY GOODS

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"Agricultural Adjustment Administration—J\ Farming practice requirements for 1938

sugar beet producers announced 2071Louisiana cane sugar 1937-38 season's

average price basis 2071PortoJRican sugar cane laborers' wage rates

for 1938 increased - 2071Sugar quotas announced — 1207readstuffs market—Elaborate weekly re¬views of the flour and grain markets,with price records and crop movements,132,1298, 459, 620, 782, 941, 1101, 1274

1427, 1584, 1745. 1914, 2078

Cereals. See Grain. .oal Prices. See Commercial Epitqme.Coffee. See Commercial Epitome. V, ^

Commercial Epitome—Weekly review of thecommercial markets-.125, 291, 451, 612,775, 933, 1094, 1266, 1420. 1577, ^738.^

Commodity Credit Corporation—Application time for corn loans extended

indefinitely ....2080Corn loans, repdrt on ... -.1743, 1916Cotton loans, report on.-130, 296, 457,

6X8 . 780. 939. 1099. 1272. 1425.

Cotton securing loans on 1937 crop not tobe transferred to CCC until details areavailable— ———•—1582

Loans under 1937-38 cotton loan programto continue until July 1 2077

Cotton—See also Commodity Credit Corporation .

Commodity Club of New York to presentDrama of Cotton 1426

Consumption, &c., report of Census _

Bureau - .618, 1272, 1912Cottonseed Oil Production 457, 1272, 1912Ginning report. 780,2076

D<

Cotton (Concluded)—Spinning industry, activity in..618, 1425, 2077Weekly statistics by cable and telegraph

covering the cotton movement in allparts of the world, receipts, stock,visible supply, overland movement,shipping news, crop and weather reports,with a review of trading on the NewYork Cotton Exchange and records ofprices, &c—128, 294, 454, 615, 777, 936,

1096, 1269, 1422, 1580, 1741, 1909, 2073,owdell, W. S., former President of New

York Cotton Excnange, deceased 130Dry goods trade—Comprehensive report each

week on the conditions prevailing in thistrade..134, 300, 461, 622, 784, 943, 1103,

1276, 1429, 1586. 1747, 1916, 2081

Flour production, summary of 298oreign grain crops. See Grain.Futures. See Commercial Epitome.

General Mills, Inc., summary of Decemberflour production 298Grain—U. 8. Agricultural Department report

on planting Intentions as of March 1, 1937-2080World wheat production estimate lowered

by Bureau of Agricultural Economics... 300

T Tides—Weekly price record with outline ofn market conditions. See Commercial

Epitome.

India—Consumption of Indian cotton inIndia —ft 457Iron—Course of market and prices each week

with statistical data. See CommercialEpitome.

Japan—Issues decree designed to curtailconsumption of raw cotton 618

Page

Lamborn & Co. gives summary of sugarconsumption in 14 European countries.-2071

New Orleans Cotton Exchange acts to admitassociate members 939New York Cotton Exchange—-®Dowdell, W. S., former President of Ex¬it change, deceased U 130If New members elected 130, 939. 1582m Review of cotton trade in 1937 by Presidentm Botts- 457New York Wool Top Exchange—New mem-

bers elected 130, 296, 1273, 1582

Ocean Freights. See Commercial Epitome,ils. See Commercial Epitome.

Petroleum. fi^Commercial Epitome,ig iron market. 8'e^Commercial Epitome.Pork. See Commercial Epitome.Provision market. See Commercial Epitome,

•pubber—Weekly outline of market withIV prices, &c. See Commercial Epitome.

South Brazil makes record cotton crop 1912teel. See Commercial Epitome.Sugar. See Commercial Epitome.

Tin. See Commercial Epitome,obacco. See Commercial Epitome.

Weather bulletin of Dept. of Agriculture,134, 300, 461, 622, 784. 943, 1103,1276, 1429, 1586, 1747, 1916, 2081

Wool. See Commercial Epitome.

rinc—Weekly report on market prices.* Commercial Epitome.

See

STATISTICAL AND GENERAL INFORMATION

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v- Page

A uction Sales of Stocks and Bonds at NewrV York, Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore,

and Buffalo-96, 268, 422 , 578, 697 , 890,1019, 1186, 1387, 1534, 1698, 1862, 2028

altimore Stock Exchange—Weekly Rangeof Prices for Stocks—86, 258, 418, 574,

728, 886, 1048, 1216. 1376, 1524, 1688,.-.l lo52f 20loBank Clearings, Canadian. See Canadian

Bank Clearings. .

Bank Clearings—Weekly and Monthly Re¬turns—54, 226 , 386, 544 , 695. 854, 1017,

1181,1344,1490,4655,1818,1980Bank of Montreal Reports on Canadian Busi¬

ness Conditions 1380Berlin Stock Exchange—Daily Prices 56,

226. 422, 544, 732, 857, 1016, 1187, 1344,1494,1655,1818,1980

Bond Market, Course of—19, 177, 348, 503,652, 819, 983, 1133, 1316, 1459, 1621,

1780, 1948Boston Stock Exchange—Weekly Range of

Prices for Stocks and Bonds Sold on theExchange-_86, 258, 418, 574, 728, 886,

1048, 1216, 1376, 1524, 1688, 1852, 2018Breadstuffs, Weekly Report of Receipts at

Western Lake and River Ports. _ 132, 298,459, 620, 782, 941, 1101, 1274, 1427, 1584,

1745, 1914, 2078British Consols and Government Securities,

Daily Prices. See English Financial Mar¬kets.

Canadian Bank Clearings 55, 229, 387,545, 696, 856, 1018, 1182, 1345, 1493,1656, 1819, 1981

Canadian Capital Exports, Report on 1220Canadian Markets, Listed and Unlisted..91,

263, 423, 579, 733, 891, 1053, 1221, 1381.1528, 1692, 1856, 2022

Chicago Stock Exchange—Weekly Range ofPrices for Stocks..86, 258, 418, 574,728, 886, 1048. 1216, 1376, 1524, 1688,

1852.2018Range of Prices for 1937--.- 653

Cincinnati Stock Exchange—Weekly Rangeof Prices—87, 259, 419, 575, 729, 887,

1049, 1217, 1377, 1525, 1689, 1853, 2019Range of Prices for 1937 . — 1142

Cleveland Stock Exchange—Weekly Rangeof Prices..87, 259, 419, 575, 729, 887,

1049, 1217, 1377, 1525, 1657, 1853, 2019Range of Prices for 1937 ; 1142

Coffee, Decrease Noted in World CoffeeConsumption. 262

Columbus, Ohio, Range of Prices for Stocksand Bonds — . 1145

Detroit Stock Exchange—Weekly Range of< Prices of Stocks..88, 259, 419, 575, 729,887, 1049, 1217, 1377, 1525, 1689,

1853.2019Range of Prices for 1937— 1143

Dividends Declared Each Week by Railroads,Public Utilities, Industrial Corporations,Banks, &c__56, 230, 390, 546, 699, 857,

_ 1019, 1187, 1346, 1494, 1657, 1821, 1986Dominion Securities Corp. Reports on Export

of Canadian Capital During 1937 1220

Earnings-grRailroad, Industrial, Public Util¬ity apd Miscellaneous. See GeneralCorporation and Investment News.

Emergency Relief Bureau in New York CityTerminated „_ 213

English Financial Markets per Cable 54,230, 386, 578, 732, 857, 1016, 1186, 1346,

™ a. ~ 1494, 1657, 1820, 1982English Gold and Silver Markets—Weekly

Letter of Samuel Montagu & Co. of Lon¬don..54, 230, 386, 578, 732, 857, 1017,

1186, 1346, 1494, 1657, 1820, 1982

Farm Commodity Prices Decline AppearsChecked, Report on 262Farmers' Cash Income, Report on I 262Federal Advisory Council of Federal Reserve

System Holds First Meeting of Year 1183Federal Reserve Bank of New York—Weekly

Return of Condition..61, 233, -393, 549,703, 861, 1023, 1191, 1351, 1499, 1663!

__ - . „ , ^ 1827,1993Federal Reserve Banks, Combined Weekly

Statement for Whole Country 61, 233,393, 549, 704, 861, 1023, H91, 1351, 1499,

1663, 1827, 1993

PageFederal Reserve Banks—Weekly Return of

Member Banks-62, 234, 394, 550, 705,862, 1024, 1192, 1352, 1500. 1664, 1828, 1994

Foreign Exchange Rates—Noon Buying Ratesfor Cable Transfers in New York (Value inU. S. Money)..54 , 226, 386 , 544, 695, 857,

1017, 1181, 1344, 1490, 1655, 1818, 1980

General Corporation and Investment News,98, 270, 430, 586, 740, 898, 1060, 1228,1388, 1535, 1699, 1863, 2029

Gold. Daily Price of in London. See EnglishFiilancial Markets. _

Gold, Samuel Montagu & Co.'s Weekly Cir-rcular Thereon. See English Gold and Sil¬ver Markets.

Kansas City, Mo., Range of Security Prices

for 1937 818

London Stock Exchange Daily Quotations,56 , 230 , 422, 544 . 732 , 890, 1017, 1186,1344, 1494, 1655, 1818, 1980

Los Angeles Stock Exchange—Weekly Rangeof Prices for Stocks and Bonds Sold on theExchange—88 , 260 , 420 . 576 , 730 , 888,

1050, 1218, 1378, 1526, 1689, 1854, 2020

Moffat, Fred. C., Reelected Head of New-York Curb Exchange 1380Montreal Curb Market—Weekly Range of

Prices—91, 263 , 423 , 579 , 733 , 891, 1053,1221, 1381, 1528, 1692, 1856, 2022

Montreal Stock Exchange—Weekly Range ofPrices—91, 263, 423, 579, 733, 891, 1053,

1221, 1381, 1528, 1692, 1856, 2022

National Bank Notes, Monthly Changesin 543, 699, 1186, 1821National Banks Organized. Converted, &c.,

from Weekly Returns of Comptroller of theCurrency (Commercial and MiscellaneousNews)..56, 230, 390, 546, 699, 890, 1019,

1187, 1346, 1494, 1657, 1821, 1986National Industrial Conference Board Reports

on Income Received by Individuals Dur¬ing 1937 — 1220

State distribution of National income, re¬

port on __ _ 1220New York City Bank and Trust Company

Stocks, Prices of. See Quotations for Un¬listed Securities.

New York City Clearing House Banks andTrust Companies, Detailed Weekly State¬ment—61, 233, 393, 549, 703, 861, 1023,

1191, 1351, 1499, 1663, 1827, 1993New York City Realty and Surety Stocks,

Weekly Record of Bid and Asked Prices.See Quotations for Unlisted Securities.

New York Coffee & Sugar Exchange—C. A.Mackey Renominated as President 268

New York Curb Exchange—Chairman ofStanding Committee Named .1380

Moffat, Fed. C., Reelected as Head ofExchange _ 1380

Daily Record of Volume of Sales in Stocksand Bonds..53, 226, 385, 544, 695, 853,

1016, 1181, 1344, 1490, 1655, 1818, 1980Weekly and Yearly Range of Prices——80,

252, 412, 568, 722, 880, 1042, 1210,1370,1518,1682,1846,2012

Weekly Review of Market..53, 225, 385,543, 694, 853, 1016, 1180, 1343, 1489,

1654, 1817, 1979New York Real Estate Securities Exchange,

86, 574, 728, 886, 1048, 1216, 1376, 1524, *1688, 1852, 2018

New York Stock Exchange—Daily Record of Prices of U. S. Govern¬

ment Securities..64, 236, 396, 552, 706,864, 1026, 1194, 1354, 1502, 1666, 1830, 1996

Daily, Weekly and Yearly Range of Pricesfor All Stocks Dealt in..64, 236, 396,552, 706, 864, 1026, 1194, 1354, 1502,

1666, 1830, 1996Daily Record of Volume of Sales in Stocks

and Bonds..79, 251, 411, 567, 721, 879,1041, 1209, 1369, 1517,1681, 1845, 2011

Foreign Government Securities, Dealings inin 1937. 1 — 211

Friday, Weekly and Yearly Record of AilBonds Sold on the Exchange. .74, 246,406, 562, 716, 874, 1036, 1204, 1364,

1512, 1676, 1840, 2006Monthly Prices for Year 1937— 202Monthly Record of Volume of Sales in

Stocks and Bonds .227, 854, 1491

PageNew York Stock Exchange (Concl.)

Railroad and Miscellaneous Bonds, Pricesfor 1937. - 203

Railroad and Miscellaneous Stocks, Pricesfor 1937 213

Stock and Bond Averages. .79, 251, 411,567, 721, 879, 1041, 1209, 1369, 1517,

1681,1845,2011Weekly Review of Stock Market. See

Editorial Pages.

Paris Bourse—Daily Prices. .63, 235, 395,551, 705, 863, 1025, 1193, 1353, 1501,1665, 1829, 1995

Philadelphia Stock Exchange—-Weekly Rangeof Prices—88,260,420, 576,730,888,1050,

1218, 1378, 1526, 1690, 1854, 2020Pittsburgh Stock Exchange—Weekly Range

of Prices..89, 260,420, 576. 730, 888, 1050,1219, 1378, 1526, 1690. 1854, 1986

"Profits in the Stock Market," New Book on_1380

Quotations for Other Over-the-Counter Se¬curities. .94, 266, 426, 582, 736, 894,1058, 1224, 1384, 1531, 1695, 1859, 2025

Railroad Earnings. See General Corpora¬tion and Investment News.Other Monthly Steam Railroad Reports.

See General Corporation and InvestmentJNT6ws •

Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices,1821, 1986

St. Louis Stock Exchange—Weekly Range ofPrices of Stocks..89, 260, 421, 577,731, 889, 1050, 1219, 1378, 1526, 1691,

1855, 2021

Range of Prices for 1937 817San Francisco Curb Exchange—Weekly

Range of Prices—90, 261, 421, 577, 731,889, 1051, 1219, 1379, 1527, 1691, 1855, 2021

San Francisco Stock Exchange—WeeklyRange of Prices of Stocks..89, 261, 421, ,

577, 731, 889, 1050, 1219, 1379, 1526,1691, 1855, 2021

Silver—Daily Prices of in London and New-York. See English Financial Markets.

Weekly Circular Thereon of Samuel Mon¬tagu & Co. of London. See English Goldand Silver Markets.

Sugar, Report on Average Price of Raw andEefined Sugar in 1937 262

Sundry Securities—Weekly Bid and AskedPrices. See Quotations for Unlisted Se¬curities.

Szymcak, M. S., to Be Honored at Dinneras a Member of Board of Governors ofFederal Reserve System 1183

Toronto Stock Exchange—Weekly Range ofPrices..92, 264. 424, 580, 734, 892,1054, 1222, 1382, 1529, 1693, 1821, 1857, 2023

Towers, Governor of Bank of Canada, Com¬ments in Annual Report to Stockholders. .1389

United States—Debt (Monthly), Prelimi¬nary Returns Showing Gross Debt,422, 1052, 1982

Debt (Monthly), Final Returns ShowingNet Debt.. 389, 1052, 1820

Debt (Monthly), Comparative Public DebtStatement 543, 1186, 1986

Funds Appropriated and Allocated toEmergency 'Organizations, ExpendituresTherefrom and Unexpended Balances asof Various Dates. 698, 1184, 1984

Government Revenues and Expenditures,Monthly 388, 1185, 1985

Liberty Loan Bonds and Treasury Certifi¬cates, Daily Transactions on New YorkStock Exchange. See United StatesGovernment Securities.

Treasury Bills. .63, 235,395, 551, 705, 863,1025,1193, 1353, 1501,1665,1829, 1995

Treasury Cash and Current Liabilities(Monthly) 389, 1051, 1982

Treasury Notes, &C..63, 235, 395, 551,705, 863, 1025, 1193, 1353, 1501, 1665,

- 1829,1995

Treasury Department—Monthly Report onGovernmental Corporations and CreditAgencies 697, 1183, 1983

Treasury Money Holdings_389, 543, 1051, 1986United States Government Securities on the

New York Stock Exchange..64, 236, 396,552, 706,864,1026,1194,1354, 1502, 1666,

1830, 1996


.Jan.-Mar., 1938] INDEX XVII

RAILROADS ^ND INDUSTRIALS—INVESTMENT INTELLIGENCEAnnual Reports Are Indexed in Black-face Figures

Abbott Laboratories—_ .898, 1060, 1535, 1863bitibi Power & Paper Co., Ltd._586, 740, 898Abraham & Straus, Inc 2029Acampo Winery & Distilleries, Inc 1388Acme Steel Co ...I. — 898, 1228Acme Tap RR 740Acme Wire Co . 898Adams Express Co 586 898, 1228(J. D.) Adams Mfg. Co 1863Adelaide-Sheppara Co., Ltd 586Administered Fund Second, Inc 1060Advance Aluminum Castings Corp 7,40Aero Supply Mfg. Co _'iToa5Aetna Ball Bearing Mfg. Co 1228Aetna Insurance Co 899Affiliated Fund, Inc *587, 1699, 1863Agnew-Surpass Shoe Stores, Ltd ' 430Agricultural Insurance Co. of Watertown 899Ainsworth Mfg. Co 1863Air Associates, Inc 899Air Investors, Inc 1535Air Reduction Co., Inc 2029Air-WTay Electric Appliance Corp 1535, 1864Akron Canton & Youngstown Ry__98, 740,

1388, 1535, 1699, 2029Alabama Fuel & Iron Co.. —2029Alabama Great Southern RR 98, 740, 1535Alabama Power Co — .270, 899, 1388, 2029Alabama Tennessee & Northern RR 430Alaska Juneau Gold Mining Co..270, 1060,

1699 2029Alaska Mexican Gold Mining Co 740Alaska Pacific Salmon Co 98Alaska Packers Assn 1228Alaska Treadwell Gold Mining Co.. 740Alaska United Gold Mining Co 98, 740Albert Frank-Guenther Law — 1535Alberta Pacific Grain Co., Ltd 98, 430Aidred Investment Corp. (Canada) 1228Aldred Investment Trust. 1228Aidred Decker & Cohn.Inc 430, 587Alexander & Baldwin, Ltd 1535Algoma Consolidated Corp., Ltd 270Alleghany Corp..98, 270, 587, 899, 1060,

1229, 1388, 1535Alleghany Steel Corp 740Allemannia Fire Insurance Co 2029Allen Industries, Inc. 1060, 1535Alliance Insurance Co., Philadelphia 270Alliance Investment Corp 1229Allied Chemical & Dye Corp 1863Allied International Investing Corp .587, 899Allied Laboratories, Inc 899Allied Mills, Inc 740Allied Products Corp. (I'll.)— 98, 430, 1864Allis-Chaliners Mfg. Co 1229, 1864(A. S.) Aloe Co „ 98Alton RR— 98, 740, 1536Altorfer Bros. Co.. 1229Aluminum Goods Mfg. Co 900Aluminum Industries, Inc 1699Aluminum Power Co., Ltd .2029Amalgamated Leather Cos., Inc 1599Amerex Holding Corp 270American Agricultural Chemical Co 587American Alliance Insurance Co., N. Y 270American Arch Co 741American Asphalt Roof Corp 98American Bakeries Corp ..587, 1060, 2029American Bank Note Co 1388American Bantam Car Co 587, 1864American Beverage Corp 1060, 2029American Box Board Co 1229American Brake Shoe & Foundry Co 900,

1061, 1864American Business Credit Corp 2029American Business Shares, Inc —430, 1535American Can Co 1388, 1535American Capital Corp 1061, 1699American Car & Foundry Co.98, 1061, 1229, 1864American Chain & Cable Co., Inc... 1229,

1388, 1536American Chicle Co 1061, 1229, 1536American Cigarette & Cigar Co 1229, 1536American Cities Power & Light Co...1229, 1699American Colortype Co , 1536American Commercial Alcohol Corp 430, 2029American Co

_ — 1699American Crystal Sugar Co __ 1699American Cyanamid Co 1864, 2030American Dredging Co 1229American Eagle Fire Insurance Co... 740American Electric Securities Corp.. — 1388American Encaustic-Tiling Co., Inc 1864American Equitable Assurance Co * 430American European Securities Co.American Fidelity & Casualty Co., Inc...American & Foreign Power Co.. Inc —

American Forging & Socket Co ..741,American Furniture Co., Inc... _

American Furniture Mart Bldg. Co., Inc..American Gas & Electric Co 270, 1389, 2030American General Corp 587, 741American Hair & Felt Co .98, 2030American Hawaiian SS. Co 99, 1699, 1864American Hide & Leather Co 741, 1864American Home Products Corp. 1700, 1864American Hosiery Co 1229American Ice Co— 1389, 1864, 2030American Institute of Laundering, Inc 587American Insurance Co .1389American International Corp 587American Kid Co.. j/ 1230American Lace Mfg. Co L 1061American Light & Traction Co..431, 1865, 2 30American Locomotive Co 587, 1865, 2030American Machine & Foundry Co 270American Machine & Metals, Inc 1700American Mfg. Co ... 1865American Metal Co., Ltd .741, 1865American Meter Co ....2 30American News Co .1389, 1536, 1865American Participations, Inc 1389American Power & Light Co 99, 1389American Products Co 99, 2031American Radiator & Stand. Sanitary Corp. 1389American Re-Insurance Co.: 9)0American Reserve Insurance Co 271American Rolling Mill Co : 271American Safety Razor Corp ... 1865American Seal-Kap Corp. of Del 1061American Seating Co .1536American Smelting & Refining Co 99, 431,

1536,1700American Snuff Co 1230American Steel Foundries Co !_.900, 1536American Stores Co 99. 741, 1538, 2031American Sugar Refining Co 1536American Superpower Corp 588

587270430900270

741

PageAmerican Surety Co. of N. Y...431, 588, 1230American Telephone & Telegraph Co 431.

588, 1061, 1537, 1701American Thermos Bottle Co 1865American Tobacco Co 1700American Trading Co., Inc 99American Transformer Co___ 900American Trustees Shares Co 99American Water Works & Electric Co.—99,

271, 431, 588, 741, 900, 1061, 1230, 1389,1538, 1701, 1865, 2031

American Woolen Co., Inc 900, 1062, 1389American Writing Paper Corp 1701American Yvette Co., Inc ... 271Amosifeag Co 1538Amoskeag Industries, Inc .1061, 1538Anaconda Copper Mining Co 100, 1389Anaconda Wire & Cable Co 742Anchor Cap Corp 271Anchor Hocking Class Corp 271Anglo American Corp. of South Africa, Ltd.,

100, 431, 1062, 1865Anglo-American Mining Corp., Ltd. 1062Anglo-Huronian, Etd 588Anglo-Norwegian Holdings, Ltd 2031Angostura- W upperman Corp 589,1701Anneuser-Buscn, inc 742, 2031Animal Trap Co. of America 1865Annapolis Dairy Products Co 589Ann Arbor KK__ — 100, 742, 900, 1537Antilla Sugar Estates : 431Appalachian Electric Power Co. .271, 431,

900,1389(D.) Appleton-Century Co., Inc 100Apponaug Co 100A. P. W. Paper Co., Inc 1062Archer Daniels-Midland Co. 900Arcturus Radio Tube Co ; 1230Argo Oil Corp _ 1865Arkansas Power & Light Co 1062, 1865, 2031Arlington Mills.. 100, 742Armour & Co. (111.) -.100, 271, 901, 1539Armstrong Cork Co 742, 1701Arnold Constable Corp 589, 1389Aroostook Valley RR — 1230Arrow-Hart & Hegeinan Electric Co 2031Art Metal Construction Co 1866Artloom Corp 742, 1539Arundel Corp 1866Asbestos Corp., Ltd 1230Ashland Oil & Refining Co 1866Aspinook Co. of Jewett City, Conn 900, 1701Associated Dry Goods Corp..271, 431,1389, 1866Associated Electric Co 1539Associated Electrical Industries, Ltd .2031Associated Gas & Electric Co__100, 271, 431,

589, 742, 901, 1062, 1230, 1389, 1539,17.01, 1866, 2031

Associated Gas & Electric Corp 742,1866, 2031Associated General Utilities Co 100, 1389Associated Investment Co 1389, 1701Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe Ry. System

100, 271, 431, 589, 742, 1230, 1389, 1539Atlanta Birmingham & Coast RR.100, 902, 1539Atlanta & West Point RR 100, 902, 1539Atlantic Beach Bridge Corp 100Atlantic Building Trust 1866Atlantic City Electric Co 742, 1866Atlantic City Sewerage Co 1866Atlantic Coast Fisheries Co 1539Atlantic Coast Line RR..100, 742, 1539, 2031Atlantic Gulf & West Indies SS. Lines..432,

1062, 1701Atlantic Ice Mfg. Co 1062Atlantic Mutual Insurance Co 742, 902Atlantic Refining Co ..742, 1539Atlantic Steel Co .432, 2031Atlas Corp 431A,tlas Imperial Diesel Engine Co 742Atlas Plywood Corp -.432, 1230Atlas Powder Co 742, 902Atlas Tack Corp. — 1701, 1866Auburn Automobile Co 432, 1390Austin, Nichols & Co., Inc 742Autocar Co 1540Autoline Oil Co 1701Automatic Products Corp 432Automatic Voting Machine Corp 743Automatic Washer Co 432, 1062Automobile Banking Corp 589Automobile Finance Co. 1702, 1866, 2031Avaion Telephone Co., Ltd 2031(B. F.) Avery & Sons Co 432Aviation Corp 1390Aviation & Transportation Corp 1230, 2031Axton-Fisher Tobacco Co., Inc 1539

Babcock & Wilcox Co 943,1540, 1701ackstay Welt Co 1866Badger Paint & Hardware Stores, Inc 1230Baldwin Co 2031Baldwin Locomative Works..432, 589, 743,

1231, 1390,1702,1866Baldwin Rubber Co.. ..1062,1866Balfour Building, Inc 100Baltimore American Insurance Co ... 271Baltimore Brick Co 1702Baltimore Mortgage Co 432Baltimore & Ohio RR—100, 271, 589, 743,

902,1062, 1540, 1702,1866Baltimore Transit Co 743, 1390, 2031L. Bamberger & Co 743Bangor & Aroostook RR—743, 1063, 1391,

1540,2031Bangor-Hydro Electric Co..272, 589, 1063,

1391,1702Bankers Industrial Service, Inc 272Bankers Securities Corp 743Barakona Sugar Corp 100Banker Bros. Corp 272, 1702Barley Earhart Corp 1866Barnsdall Oil Co 1540Bastian-Blessing Co 743Baton Rouge Electric Co 100, 272, 902,

1231,1540, 2031Bausch & Lomb Optical Co . 432, 2032Bayuk Cigars, Inc 1391Beacon Participations, Inc 1702, 1866, 2031Beatrice Creamery Co 100, 272Beatty Bros., Ltd. 101Beauharnois Power Corp., Ltd 902, 1540Beaumont Sour Lake & Western Ry. 100, 902Beaver Brook Water Co 1063Beech Aircraft Co 432Beech-Nut Packing Co .1391, 1702, 1867Belden Mfg. Co; 272, 432Belding-Corticelli, Ltd 744Belding Heminway 1063, 1231, 2032Bell Telephone Co. of Canada ...1231

PageBell Telephone Co. of Pa 272, 589, 902,

1063, 1540, 2032Belvedere, N. Y. City 1391Bendix Aviation Corp 1540Beneficial Industrial Loan Corp.1540, 1867, 2032Beneficial Loan Society (Del.).. 1231Benjamin Franklin Foundations, Inc..1063, 1391Benson & Hedges 1231Berghoff Brewing Co 1866Berkey & Gay Furniture Co 432Berkshire Fine Spinning Associates, Inc 1541Berkshire Street Ry .1231Berlin Power & Light Corp 432Bessemer & Lake Erie RR 101, 744, 1541Bessemer Limestone & Cen ent Co... 1231Best & Co 432Bethlehem Steel Co 432Bethlehem Steel Corp.. 101, 433, 743, 1541,

1702, 1867B-G Foods, Inc -1867, 2032Bigelow-Sanford Carpet Co.. 903, 1391Biltn ore Hats, Ltd 272Bingham Central Ry., Utah — ....1063Bird & Son, Inc.. 1232, 1702Bireley's, Inc 1063Birmingham Electric Co 1702, 2032Birmingham Fire Insurance Co. of Ala 1391Birmingham Gas Co 902, 1063, 2032Black & Decker Mfg. Co 101, 903, 1063, 1541Blackstone Valley Gas & Electric Co 101Blaw-Knox Co — 1063, 1391, 1541(E. W.) Bliss Co..j. — 1542. 2032Bliss & Laughlin, Inc 744, 1702Bloch Brothers Tobacco Co 101Bloomingdale Bros., Inc .... ... 272Blue Ribbon Corp. 744Blue Ridge Corp... —433, 744, 903(Sidney) Blun enthal & Co., Inc 1542B. & M. Mining Syndicate 904Bohn Aluminum & Brass Corp......; 1867Bolivia Ry L 2032Bon Am i Co... J 1391Bond & Mortgage Guarantee Co— — 272Bond & Share Trading Corp -.1391Bond Stores, Inc.. 1063, 1542, 1702, 1867Bonwit-Teller, Inc 589Borden Co .1303, 1867(Richard) Borden Mfg. Co 589Borg-Warner Corp 1703, 1867, 2032Borne-Scrymser Co 1542, 2032Bornot, Inc 1232Boss Manufacturing Co 744, 904Boston Consolidated Gas Co. .272, 589, 904,

1542, 1867Boston Edison Co .1867Boston Elevated Ry„ 101, 589, 1392, 1542,

1867, 2033Boston Fund, Inc 1392, 1542Boston Herald-Traveler Corp 1867Boston & Maine RR—101, 433, 744, 904, 1392Boston Personal Property Trust 904Boston & Providence RR — 101Boston Wharf Co 744Boston Woven Hose & Rubber Co 1542Botany Consolidated Mills, Inc 101Botany W7orsted Mills 101Bourne Mills 745Bowman-Biitmore Hoteis Corp— 1233, 1867Bradley Knitting Co 272, 1542Brainard Steel Corp .— 904Bralorne Mines, Ltd— — 1703Brazilian Traction Light & Power Co., Ltd.

101, 904. 1542, 2033Brewers & Distillers of Vancouver, Ltd 2038Bridgeport Brass Co— 1392, 1868, 2033Bridgeport Machine Co 1232, 1868Briggs Mfg. Co -.1868Briggs & Stratton Corp—; 1393, 1542(J. G.) Brill Co — — .1232Brink's, Inc.. — 101Bristol Brass Corp 1543Bristol, Myers Co— — -— 904British Aluminum Co., Ltd. 2033British American Mining Co., Inc.. 744British American Tobacco Co., Ltd—.101, 1543British Columbia Nickel Mines, Ltd.. 1063, 1543British Columbia Power Corp., Ltd...102,

. 272, 904, 1703Broad Street Investing Co., Inc 745, 1543 '

Broadway Dept. Stores, Inc 589, 904Brookline Oil Co .101, 1232Brooklyn Edison Co., Inc 1063, 1232, 1703Brooklyn & Manhattan Transit Corp..433,

589, 745, 1392, 1543, 2033Brooklyn & Queens Transit System 590,

1392 2033Brooklyn Union Gas Co— — 102, 433, 7451232Brough Lake Molybdenum, Ltd 102Brown Fence & Wire Co 272, 904, 1703Brown Rubber Co., Inc 1233Brown Shoe Co...... —2033(E. L.) Bruce Co. .1543, 1868Bruck Silk Mills, Ltd 102Bruell Gold Mines (1936) Ltd. .—..2033Buckeye Pipe Line Co 904, 1543Buckeye Steel Castings Co 590, 904Bucyrus-Erie Co 1703Bucyrus-Monighan Co 1543(Edward) Budd Mfg. Co .1703Budd Realty Corp 904, 1543Budd Wheel Co. 1392, 1703Buffalo Ankerite Gold Mines, Ltd 1868Buffalo Niagara & Eastern Power Corp .2033Buffalo Niagara Electric Corp. 904, 1868Buildings Products, Ltd 904Bullard Co — 1392Bullock Fund, Ltd — 433Bullock's, Inc 590Bulolo Gold Dredging, Ltd 1233Bulova Watch Co., Inc 1704Bunker Hill & Sullivan Mining & Concentrat¬

ing Co 904Bunte Bros 1063Burd Piston Ring Co 1703Burger Iron Co ! 102(F.) Burkhart Mfg. Co 272Burlington & Rock Island RR 102, 905, 1543Burroughs Adding Machine Co 433, 1703, 1868Butler Bros. (Chicago). 905,1868Butler Mfg. Co 102Butler's, Inc ... 273Butte Copper & Zinc Co ...1868(A. M.) ByersCo 433, 1063Byrundun Corp ... 1063

Cable & Wireless (Holding) Ltd 1543alifornia-Arizona & Santa Fe Ky._ 590California Art Tile Corp 102, 1068California Packing Corp 433, 745


r_XVIII INDEX [Vol.. 146—Part 1

PageCalifornia Oregon Power Co..433. 1063,

1233,1704. 2033California Water Service Co. .102,745,1063,2033California Water & Telephone Co 1868Callahan Consolidated Mines, Inc 1063Callahan Zinc-Lead Co 102, 745, 1868Calumet & Hecla Consolidated Copper Co.,

1233. 1869Cambria & Indiana ER 102, 905, 1543Cambridge Investment Corp 103Cameron Fuel Oil Motors Corp ..1869Campbell Wyant & Cannon Foundry Co 1704Canada Bread Co., Ltd 273, 1704Canada Cement Co., Ltd 102Canada Dry Ginger Ale, Inc 1064Canada Foundries & Forgings, Ltd ...1063Canada Northern Power Corp., Ltd—273,

433, 1704, 1869Canada Vinegars, Ltd 590Canada Wire & Cable Co., Ltd.; 745Canadian Breweries, Ltd 1064, 1704, 2033Canadian Bronze Co., Ltd 1233Canadian Car & Foundry Co 1704Canadian Celanese, Ltd 1704Canadian Industrial Alcohol Co 590Canadian Industries, Ltd 1064Canadian International Investment Trust,

Ltd 1233Canadian International Paper Co 433Canadian Investment Funds, Ltd 103, 433Canadian National Lines in New England

103, 745, 1543Canadian National Ey__103, 273, 434, 590,

745, 905, 1064, 1233, 1392, 1543, 1704.1869, 2034

Canadian Oil Cos., Ltd 745"Canadian Pacific Bldg 1064, 1543Canadian Pacific Lines in Maine.. 103, 905, 1543Canadian Pacific Lines in Vermont—103,

905,1543Canadian Pacific Ry._103, 273, 434, 590,

746, 905, 1064, 1233, 1392, 1543, 1704, o

1869, 2034Canadian Wirebound Boxes, Ltd 1544Cape & Vineyard Electric Co 905, 1069Capital Administration Co., Ltd 434, 745Capital City Hotel Co., Inc 746Capital City Products Co 1543Capital Transit Co 1704Capital Garden, Inc 590Capps Gold Mines, Ltd 433Carbons Consolidated, Ltd 2034Carborundum Co 103Carib Syndicate, Ltd 906, 1233Caribbean Sugar Co 433Cariboo Gold (Quartz Mining Co., Ltd 1392Carlton & Coast EE 1393Carman & Co., Inc 905Carolina Power & Light Co 1869, 2034Carpel Corp 2034(L. E.) Carpenter & Co 434Carpenter Steel Co. 746, 1393Carreras, Ltd 103Carrier Corp 1393Carriers & Gemeral Corp ' 905, 1869Carson Hiel Gold Mining Corp 905(William) Carter Co 273, 1064(j. W.) Carter Co 2034Casco Products Corp 1064(J. I.) Case Co 906, 1704(A. M.) Castle & Co 906, 1064Catelli Food Products, Ltd 1064Caterpillar Tractor Co..746, 1233, 1393,

1869, 2034Celanese Corp. of America 1704Celluloid Corp 1393Celotex Corp..103, 273, 434, 590, 1705, 2034Central Aguire Associates 103Central American Plantations Corp. 434Central Breweries, Inc 273Central Coal & Coke Corp. . 1643Central Cold Storage Co * 1233Central of Georgia Ey 103,746, 1544Central Hudson Gas & Electric Corp 1705Central Illinois Light Co...103, 1064, 1544, 1705Central Illinois Public Service Co.905,1065, 1869Central Illinois Securities Corp : 434Central Maine Power 1705, 2034Central National Corp 590Central New Hampshire Power Co 1393Central New York Power Corp 1234, 1705Central Ohio Light & Power Co... 273, 2034Central Ohio Steel Products Co - 590Central Pacific Ry 104Central Paper Co., Inc 746Central Patricia Gold Mines, Ltd 273Central Power Co 1869Central Power & Light Co.. 2034Central RE. of New Jersey.104, 746, 905, 1393Central & South West Utilities Co 2034Central States Electric Corp ...1233, 2034Central Vermont Public Service Corp. .1234, 2035Central Vermont Ry 691, 1234, 1869Central Zone Property Corp 2034Century Electric Co 2036Century Indemnity Co 906Century Ribbon Mills, Inc 1644Century Shares Trust 906Certain-teed Products Corp..104,746,1234, 2036Chain Belt Co 746, 1393, 1544Chain Store Investment Corp 906,1064Champion Paper & Fibre Co 746, 1705Champlain Transportation Co 104Charleston Transit Co 434Charleston & Western Carolina Ry 104,

^ t 746, 1544Chartered Investors, Inc 1065Chemical Lime Co., Inc., Bellefonte, Pa 104Cherry-Burrell Corp 104Chesapeak Corp 1705, 1869Chesapeake & Ohio Ry_104, 591, 906, 1393,

1544, 1705, 1869, 2035Chesapeake & Potomac Telep. Co. (Bait.),

434, 1705Chesapeake & Potomac Telep. Co. (Va.)__1705Chesapeake & Potomac Telep. Co. (Washing¬

ton, D. C.) 1706Chesapeake & Potomac Telep. Co. (W. Va.) .1706Chesebrough Mfg. Co. Consolidated 1234Chester Personal Property Co 746Chester Pure Silk Hosiery 104Chicago & Alton RR 273Chicago Aurora & Elgin RR -.1706Chicago Burlington & Quincy RR 104,

906,1544Chicago City & Connecting Rys 1065Chicago Corp _591, 746Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR 104, 906, 1544Chicago Electric Mfg. Co., Ill 1234Chicago Flexible Shaft Co 1065Chicago Great Western RR.104, 746, 906,

1544, 2035Chicago & Illinois Midland RR 104, 906, 1544

PageChicago Indianapolis & Louisville Ry.,.104,

591, 746, 1065.1234,1544Chicago Mail Order Co 747, 1065Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul & Pacific RR.,

104, 435 , 592, 747, 906, 1065, 1234, 1393, „

1545, 1706 , 2035Chicago North Shore & Milwaukee RR 1870Chicago North Western Ry_104 , 907, 1065,

1234, 1545, 1870 , 2036Chicago Pneumatic Tool Co 591, 1545, 1706Chicago Ry. Co 907Chicago Railway Equipment Co 1065, 1870Chicago Rapid Transit Co 1706Chicago Rivet & Machine Co 1065Chicago Rock Island & Gulf Ry—105, 907, 1545Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Ry.105, 273,

907,1066, 1235, 1545Chicago St. Louis & New Orleans RR .1545Chicago St. Paul Minneapolis & Omaha Ry.,

105, 907, 1545Chicago South Shore & South Bend RR 1066Chicago Surface Lines. -.1870Chicago Towel Co 592Chicago Union Station Co 907Chicago West Towne Rys,, Inc .*747Chickasha Cotton Oil Co..- 907, 1066Childs Co 1066, 1235, 1706Chilean Nitrate & Iodine Sales Corp 105Choctaw Oklahoma & Gulf RR 1393Christiana Securities Co 1393Chrysler Corp —435, 1393, 1545Churngold Corp 1234Cimarron Petroleum Trust— 1545Cincinnati New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.,

105, 747,1545Cincinnati Northern IiR 747Cincinnati Sandusky & Cleveland RR 747Cincinnati Street Ry. 592, 1235, 1870, 2036Cincinnati & Suburban Bell Telep. Co 1066, 1870Cincinnati Union Terminal Co 1707Cinecolor, Inc —435, 2036Cities Service Co 747, 2036Cities Service Power & Light Co 1393, 1545City Auto Stamping Co 1870City Ice & Fuel Co 907, 1870City of Paris Dry Goods Co 1393Claridge Hotel Co., Cleveland 907Clark Equipment Co 1235, 1870Clear Springs Water Service Co 747Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago & St. Louis

RR 105, 592, 747Cleveland-Cliffs Iron Co 1870Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co 1066Cleveland Graphite Bronze Co 1870Cleveland Union Terminal Co ......1394Cliffs Corp 1870, 2037Climax Engineering Co 274Climax Molybdenum Co ---..-.1870Clinchfield Hit 105, 907, 1545Clinton Water Works Co .. ....1707Cluett Peabody & Co., Inc 747, 1235, 2037Coast Counties Gas & Electric Co 1545Coca-Cola Bottling Corp. (Del.) 1870Coca-Cola Bottling Corp. (St. Louis) 435Coca-Cola Co .-_._1545Coca Cola International Corp 1545, 1870Cockshutt Plow Co., Ltd : 907Colgate-Palmolive-Peet Co --747Collins & Aikman Corp 105, 1066Colonial Finance Co -----105, 907Colorado Fuel Iron Corp 43o, 1235, 1870Colorado & Soutnern Ry..l05, 907, 1236,

1545, 1707Colossal Mines, Inc - - - - 907Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc.-.907, 1870Columbia Gas & Electric Corp..435, 1235.

1871 2037

Columbia Pictures Corp 2037Columbia-Troy Corp 908Columbian Carbon Co ..2037Columbus & Greenville Ry 105, 908, 1-545Columbus Packing Co 435Combustion Engineering Co., Inc 2037Commercial Banking Corp -- 592Commercial Credit Co..908, 1066, 1236, 1394Commercial Discount Co 1871Commercial Investment Trust Corp...435,

907, 1236, 1871Commercial Solvents Corp 1394Commodity Corp.! ----1871Commonwealth Edison Co _ .435, 592, 747,

908, 1067, 1236, 1394, 1545, 1707, 1871, 2037Commonwealth Gas & Electric Cos 105Commonwealth Securities, Inc 1236Commonwealth & Southern Corp__436, 593,

908, 1394, 2038Commonwealth Utilities Corp 1546Community Power & Light Co 105, 436,

593, 1871

Community Public Service Co—274, 1394, 1707Compo Shoe Machinery Corp - 908Compressed Industrial Gases, Inc..—909, 1871Concord Gas Co 1871Congoleum-Nairn, Inc 1067, 1394Congress CigarCo 1871, 2038Coniaurum Mines, Ltd -.2038Connecticut General Life Insurance Co_908, 1068Connecticut Light & Power Co 1707Connecticut Power Co 1068, 1871Connecticut Ry. & Lighting Co 1707Connecticut Shipbuilding Co 909Consolidated Aircraft Corp 1871Consolidated Automatic Merchandising Corp. 909Consolidated Chemical Industries 1871Consolidated Cigar Corp. _ 105, 1068, 1236,

1394,1707,2038Consolidated Coal Co. of St. Louis 909Consolidated Coppermines Co 1546, 1871Consolidated Dry Goods Co 1871Consolidated Edison Co. of New York, Inc.

436, 909, 1236, 1394, 1546, 1707, 2038Consolidated Film Industries, Inc 1871Consolidated Gas, Electric Light & Power

Co. of Baltimore 274, 909. 1068, 1871Consolidated Investment Trust 1068, 1236Consolidated Laundries Corp ... 1871Consolidated Mining & Smelting Co., Ltd..1068Consolidated Oil Co 1871Consolidated Oka Sand & Gravel Co., Ltd—1236Consolidated Paper Co., Monroe, Mich.909, 1068Consolidated Railroads of Cuba 1707Consolidated Rendering Co 274Consolidated Retail Stores, Inc.-437, 1068, 1708Consolidated Sierra Mining & Milling Corp. _ 747Consolidated Steel Corp., Ltd 1237Consolidated Textile Corp..105, 437, 1068,

1394, 1547, 1871Consolidation Coal Co 1871Consumers Co. of Illinois 1872Consumers Natural Gas Co 1872Consumer-is Power Co_.105, 593, 909, 1395,

/ 1547, 2038Continental Baking Corp 909, 1237, 1708

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PageContinental Can Co., Inc— 437, 1068Continental Credit)Corp 748ContinentallGasJ&IElectric Corp 437Continental?Insurance Co 747, 909ContinentalJMotorslCorp—... 106, 1547Continental Service Co 1069Continental.Shares, Inc 1069Continental Steel Corp..106, 1069, 1236, 1872Continental Telephone Co ..2038Conveyancers.Title Ins. & Mtge. Co 593Cook Paint & Varnish Co 747Co-opjTraders of America, Inc 1395Cooper-Bessemer Corp 1872Coos Bay Lumber Co\.— __1069Copenhagen Telephone, Co^f- 593Copperfield Mining CoVr"!. 1395Copperweld> Steel Co * vvwv-

Cord Corp.. ^--909, 1070, 1237Corduroy Rubber Co 909Corn)Products Refining Co. ______1707Coronet Phosphate Co— ..1237, 1872Corporate Investors, Ltd 593Corporation Securities Co 1547Corroon & Reynolds Corp 2039Cosmos Imperial,Mills, Ltd 909Coty, Inc - .--1872Courtauids, Ltd 2038Craddock-Terry Co 1070Crane Co 1547Cream of Wheat Corp 1237Credit Utility Banking Corp 1069Crescent Public Service Co 2038Crocker-Wheeler Electric Mfg. Co.748, 1395, 1872Crosley Radio Corp -- 909Crowley, Milner & Co 274, 437, 909Crown Cork & Seal Co., Ltd J>93, 909Crown DrugCo 437,1070, 1708Crown Zellerbach Corp 1395Crows Nest Pass Coal Co., Ltd ---106Crucible Steel Co. of America —1237, 1872Crude Oil Corp. of America. — — 1872Crusader Aircraft Co— .-123/Crystal Tissue Co 909Cuba Co. 1548, 1708, 1872Cuba Northern RR ...-.1708Cuba RR - 1237, 1708Cuban American Manganese Corp— 1872Cuban American Sugar Co --- 274Cuban Atlantic Sugar Co 437, 748Cudahy Packing Co.....—----- - - - - '48Cumberland County Power & Light Corp.,

274, 748, 910, 1070, 1548, 2039Cummins Distilleries Corp 274, 593Cuneo Press, Inc. 274, 748, 2039Curtis Mfg. Co., St. Louis 909Curtis Publishing Co. --JUSCurtiss-Wright Corp -.2039Cushman's Sons, Inc -910, 1070Cusi Mexicans Mining Co ..-1070, 1395Cutler-Hammer, Inc 1395, 1548, 1708, 1872

akota Central Telephone Co 1237_ alias Gas Co 1873Dallas Power & Light Co 274, 1872, 2039Dallas Ry. & Terminal Co 274, 1872, 3029Daniels & Fisher Stores Co .1238Davenport Hosiery Mills, Inc 1238, 1873Davenport Wrater Co 1708David & Frere, Ltd 1238Davidson Brothers, Inc 1070Daviess County Distillers Corp 594Dayton Power & Light Co— .1708Dayton Rubber Mfg. Co 594, 1070. 2039De Haviland Aircraft of Canada, Ltd.-275,

437, 1070

Dejay Stores, Inc 1708DeMet's, Inc - — 274Deep Rock Oil Corp. ----*212Deere & Co 010Deisel-Wemmer-Gilbert Co 1873Delaware Fund, Inc — ------1873Delaware & Hudson RR 106, 748, 1548Delaware Lackawanna & Western RR-__106,

593, 748, 1395, 1548Delta Electric Co 1873Denver Gas & Electric Co. --1548Denver & Rio Grande Western RR 106,

910, 1071, 1548, 1873Denver & Salt Lake Ry—106, 910, 1071, 1548Denver Tramway System 910Deposited Insurance Shares 2039Derby Oil & Refining Corp. 1238,1708,1873, 2039Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp 594Detroit Edison Co 594, 1238, 1873Detroit Gasket & Manufacturing Co 2039Detroit Harvester Co --1238Detroit International Bridge Co 1548, 1708Detroit & Mackinac Ry 106, 910, 1548Detroit Paper Products Co 1548, 2039Detroit Steel Products Co___ 2039Detroit Toledo & Ironton RR —106, 910,

1548, 2039

Detroit & Toledo Shoreline RR-.106, 910, 1548Dewey & Almy Chemical Co 594Diamond Match Co 106, 748, 1873Diamond State Telephone Co 594, 1549fVV. S.) Dickey Clay Mfg. Co 274Dictaphone Corp 437Direct Motor Express, Ltd 1238Discount Corp. of New York 437Distilled Liquors Corp --1873Distillers Co., Ltd 910Distillers Corp-Seagrams, Ltd..1071, 1549, 2039Distributors Group, Inc ---- 748Divco Twin Truck Co 437, 748Dividend Shares, Inc 437, 910Dixie-Vortex Co 1873, 2040(Joseph) Dixon Crucible Co —2040Dobeckmum Co 910Dr. Pepper Co 1238Dodge Manufacturing Co 437Doehler Die Casting Co 2039(Jacob) Dold Packing Co 275, 1395Dollar Steamship Line 910Dome Mines, Ltd 438, 594. 1071, 1708, 2040Domestic & Foreign Investors Corp 594Dominion Bridge Co 438, 594Dominion Foundries & Steel, Ltd 2040Dominion Scottish, Investments, Ltd 1238Dominion Steel & Coal Corp., Ltd 1549Dominion Stores, Ltd 438, 1071, 1549,

1708, 2040Dominion Woolens & Worsteds, Ltd 910Douglas Aircraft Co 438(W. L.) Douglas Shoe Co. 595, 1396, 1549Dow Chemical Co 106, 438, 595, 748Dow Drug Co 2040Draper Corp 1549(S. R.) Dresser Mfg. Co 1238Drilling Contractors, Ltd 1396Dufay Color, Inc 911Duff-Norton Manufacturing Co 2040Duke Power Co 275, 1396, 1708


Jan.-Mar., 1938] INDEX XIX

. PageDuluth & Iron Range Ry J 275Duluth Missabe &tron RangeJRy. .106, 275,

ÔTl. 1239. 1549Duluth South Shore & Atlantic Ry__ 106, 748,

1071, 1549Duluth-Superior Transit Co 1708Duluth Winnipeg & Pacific Ry 106, 748, 1549(Allen B.) Du Mont Laboratories, Inc—438, 748Dunean Mills 1708Duplan Silk Corp 106(E. I.) du Pont de Nemours & Co. (Inc.),

438, 748, 911, 1071, 1396Duquesne Brewing Co. of Pittsburgh 1239Duquesne Light Co 106, 275, 749, 1549Durant, Inc.— — 438Durham Public Service Co 749Duro-Test Corp 438, 2040Dwight Manufacturing Co 438

TTarly & Daniel Co 106JLast Coast Public Service Co 2040East Kootenay Power Co., Ltd 275, 911, 1709East Malartic Mines, Ltd 911East Missouri Power Co 2040Eastern Gas & Fuel Associates--107, 1396,

1709, 1873, 2040Eastern Magnesia Talc Co., Inc 911Eastern Manufacturing Co 106, 1072, 1396Eastern Massachusetts Street Ry__749, 1549,

1708, 1873, 2040Eastern Minnesota Power Corp -749Eastern Oregon Light & Power Co 1396Eastern Rolling Mill Co 1709Eastern Shore Public Service Co 1549Eastern States Corp 1072Eastern Steamship Lines, Inc 275, 1072, 1709Eastern Texas Electric Cm 1072, 1549Eastern Utilities Associates—107, 276, 911,

1072, 1239, 1709, 1873Eastern Utilities Investing Corp 438Eastman Kodak Co 438, 1072, 1550Easy Washing Machine Co., Ltd._438, 1239, 2040Eaton & Howard Management Fund "A-l"__ 1873Eaton & Howard Management Fund "F"—1873Eaton Mfg. Co 911, 1549, 1874Ebasco Services, Inc__107, 276,438, 595, 749.

911. 1239, 1396, 1550, 1709, 1874, 2040Eddy Paper Co 1072Edison Bros. Stores, Inc 276, 1073, 1709Edmonton City Dairy Ltd I 2040Edmonton Street Ry 1709, 2040El Paso Electric Co..107, 276 , 912, 1709, 2040El Paso Natural GasCo... 107, 1240, 1874El Paso & Southwestern RR 595Electric Auto Lite Co 1396,1550Electric Bond & Share Co 276, 749, 911, 1073Electric Controller & Mfg. Co 1239Electric Power Associates, Inc 911Electric Power & Light Co .*276, 595Electric Products Corp 107Electric Railway Equipment Securities Corp. 438Electric Shareholdings Corp 1239Electric Storage Battery Co 1396Elgin Joliet & Eastern Ry 107, 911, 1550Elizabethtown Consolidated Gas Co 1874Elk Horn Coal Corp.... 1073,1240Ely & Walker Dry Goods Co 595Emerson Drug Co 2040Emerson Electric Manufacturing Co__276,

438,1073Empire District Electric Co 911Empire Power Corp 1240Empire Telephone Co 107Emporium Capwell Corp 595Enaicott Johnson Corp 439, 912, 1073Engineers Public Service Co_.107, 912, 1073,

1396,2040Equitable Casualty & Surety Co 108Equitable Fire Insurance Co 276Equitable Office Bldg. Corp 1396,1874Equity Corp. 596Equity Fund, Inc 1874Equity Shares, Inc - 439Erie Lighting Co 1396Erie RR—107 , 276 , 596 , 750, 912, 1240,

1550, 1709, 1874, 2041Esquire-Coronet, Inc 1874Eureka Mining & Milling Co 1073Eureka Vacuum Cleaner Co 1240Euthenics Products Corp 1240Evans Wallower Lead Co 1073Evans Wallower Zinc, Inc ..1073Ex-Cell-0 Corp 1874Exchange Buffet Corp 1397

Fafnir Bearing Co 1550airbanks Co 1073, 1874Fairbanks Morse & Co 439, 1396, 1874Fairchild Aviation Corp 750, 1550Falconbridge Nickel Mines, Ltd 1073Fall River Gas Works Co 108, 750, 1550, 2041Family Loan Society, Inc 1241, 1875Famise Corp 1 750Fanny Farmer Candy Shops, Inc 1397,

1550, 2041Fansteel Metallurgical Corp 750Farmer & Ochs Co 1074Farmers Mfg. Co 277Farmers National Grain Corp 750Farr Alpaca Co 440, 750Federal American Co 1709Federal Knitting Mills Co 277, 750Federal Light & Traction Co 439, 596,

1241 1709Federal Mining & Smelting Co —'.2041Federal-Mogul Corp 1241Federal Motor Truck Co 440Federal Water Service Corp 1241, 1875Federated Department Stores, Inc 440Federated Utilities, Inc 1875Fenton United Cleaning & Dyeing Co 912Fern Valley Mutual Water Co.. —1241Ferro Enamel Corp 440, 750, 2041Fiberloid Corp 440, 1397, 1709Fidelity & Casualty Co. of N. Y 750Fidelity Mutual Life Insurance Co. of Pfaila.1397Fidelity-Phoenix Fire Insurance Co 750Fifth Church of Christ, Scientist, Cleveland,

Ohio 1073Fifth Madison Corp 44059th St. & Madison Ave. Office Bldg 1397Filene's Sons Co l7o9Finance Co. of America (Bait.) 912Finance Co. of Pa 440Financial Independence Founders, Inc 912Fire Association of Philadelphia ...1397Firestone Tire & Rubber Co. 108, 277, 1074, 1709First American Fire Insurance Co 751First Bank Stock Corp 1074First Boston Corp 750First National Corp. (Portland, Ore.) 2041First National Stores, Inc 1398First Reinsurance Co J 1551

PageFirst Security Corp 596Fiscal Fund, Inc 1074, 1709Henry Fisher Packing Co 596(M. H.) Fishman Co., Inc...108, 277, 912, 1709Fisk Rubber Corp 108, 1785Fitz Simons & Connell Dredge & Dock Co.,

751, 912500 Firth Avenue, Inc 751Flintkote Co 440, 912, 1241, 1709Florence Mills Co 440Florence Store Co

— 1551, 1709Florida East Coast Ry 108, 912, 1551Florida Power Corp 751, 1241Florida Power & Light Corp 1875, 2041Florida Public Service Co 1241Fohs Oil Co— 1242Follansbee Bros 1074Fonda Johnstown & Gloversville RR„ 108,_ '

mjr _ ^ 912.1551.1875,2041Food Machinery Corp 912, 1875Foote Bros. Gear & Machine Corp 751(The) Foote-Burt Co 912Ford Hotels Co.; Inc 1074Ford Motor Co. (Detroit) 440Foreign Bond Associates, Inc 912Foreign Power Securities Corp., Ltd 440Fort Dodge Des Moines & Southern RR. 1397Fort Smith Subiaco & Rock Island RR 1242Fort Worth Belt Ry 108Fort Worth & Denver City Ry„108, 751,

1551, 187540 East 30th Street Corp 1875Four Wheel Drive Auto Co 1242(Peter) Fox Brewing Co 751, 1875Fox Theatres Corp 595Framerican Industrial Devel. Corp.. 1875Franklin Fire Insurance Co 440Fraser Co., Ltd 2041Freeport Sulphur Co 596, 751, 1875Froedtert Grain & Malting Co 2041Fruehauf Trailer Co 2041Frye Investment Co 1074(George A.) Fuller Co_912, 1074, 1242,1551, 1876Fulton Industrial Securities Corp. 108Fundamental Investors, Inc 751, 913, 1876Furniture Shops of America, Inc 1709Fyr-Fyter Co 2041

Gabriel Co 1876air (Robert) Co., Inc 1551, 2041Galveston Electric Co 277, 751, 1551Galveston Terminal Ry -1551Galveston Wharf Co 1,551Gamewell Co 2041Gannett Co.. 2041Gar Wood Industries 440Gardner-Denver Co 1876Gardner Electric Light Co 1709Gas Co. of New Mexico 1876Gatineau Powef Co__913, 1074, 1551, 1709, 2042Gemmer Mfg. Co 2042General Alloys do 108, 277, 913, 1074General American Investors Co., Inc. 441General America^ Life Insurance Co .597, 751General American#Transportation Corp.597, 1876General Baking C» ...1398General Banknote Corp 913General Box Co.. 2042General Brewing Corp __ 277, 1398General Bronze Corp 1877General Cable Corp ...1551, 1877General Candy Corp _. _—l__1075General Capital Corp 2.597, 751General Cigar Co., Inc _Z—752, 913General Crude Oil Co wl, 1877General Electric Co...108, 441, 1398, 1709,

1876, 2042General Finance Corp 108, 1551, 1877General Fireproofing Co 1242, 1710General Foods Corp.. 277, 1710, 1877General Gas & Electric Co 1551General Indemnity Corp. of America 108General Investment Corp 277General Investors Trust 1075, 1242, 1551General Motors Acceptance Corp 1710General Motors Corp.. 108, 278, 440, 597,

913, 1075, 1552, 1710, 2042General Outdoor Advertising Co., Inc..108, 1398General Paint Corp.. 1075General Printing Ink Corp 1552General Public Service Corp 597, 1710General Public Utilities Inc ......108 , 2042General Railway Signal Co 913, 1075General Realty & Utilities Corp.. 1398General Refractories Co 2042General Reinsurance Corp 1398General Steel Castings Co 1398General Steel Wares, Ltd 913, 1398General Surety Co .1075General Telephone Corp.—441, 1075, 1399, 1710General Theatres Equip. Corp 2042General Time Instrument Corp 1552, 2042General Tire & Rubber Co 751General Vending Corp 913General-Water Gas & Electric Co.. 277Genesee-Valley Gas Co., Inc 752Georgia & Flordia RR._.109, 278, 441, 598,

753, 914, 1075, 1242, 1399, 1552, 1710,•

« ^ 1877,2042Georgia Home Insurance Co 753Georgia Power Co 914, 1399, 2042Georgia Power & Light Co 1399Georgia RR 108, 914, 1552Georgia Southern & Florida Ry__ 109, 753, 1552Georgian, Inc 1242German Atlantic Cable Co 597German Credit & Investment Corp 597Giant Portland Cement Co 1075, 1399, 1552Gibbs & Co 441Gibraltar Fire & Marine Insurance Co 441Gibson's, Inc., Providence, R. I 914Gidding's & Lewis Machine Tool Co 1877(A. C.) Gilbert Co 1710Gilchrist Co 2042Gillette Safety Razor Co 1552,1710Gilmore Oil Co 109Gimbel Bros 1710Girdler Corp 1710Glen Alden Coal Co 1399, 1552, 2042Glen Falls Indemnity Co 914Glen Falls Insurance Co 914GliddenCo- .278,441,598,1552,1711Globe Indemnity Co 914Globe & Republic Insurance Co. of America. _ 598Globe Steel Tubes Co 109Globe-Wernicke Co 1242, 1399(Adolf) Gobel Inc 109Godchaux Sugars, Inc 1877(H. C.) Godman Co ... .1400Goebel Brewing Co 2042Gold Dust Mining & Milling Co 441Goldblatt Bros., Inc —278, 1711Good Humor Corp 1242

PageGood Roads Machinery Corp 598Goodman Mfg. Co 2043(B. F.) Goodrich Co. —914, 1711, 1877Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.. .1242Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. of Canada,Ltd. 1075Gorham Mfg. Co 598Gorton-Pew Fisheries Co., Ltd 2043(H. W.) Gossard Co 278, 914Gotham Credit Corp 1553, 1877Gotham Silk Hosiery Co 1399Graham-Paige Motors Corp 914Grand National Films 1400Grand Rapids Varnish Corp 598, 1877Grand Union Co 598,914,2043Grand Trunk Western RR 109, 753, 1553Granite City Steel Co 1711, 2043Grant Bldg., Inc 278, 598, 1553(W. T.) Grant Co —278, 1075, 1711Gray Telephone Pay Station Co 753, 1076Great American Insurance Co 278Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co 753, 914Great Consolidated Electric Power Co., Ltd. 109Great Lakes Dredge & Dock Co. — 754, 1400Great Lakes Engineering Works 109, 1242Great Lakes Paper Co., Ltd 914Great Lakes Power Co 2043Great Lakes Steamship 2043Great Northern Iron Ore Properties 278, 754Great Northern Paper Co 1075Great Northern Power Co — 1877Great Northern Ry_. _ 109, 754, 1553Great Western Electric Chemical Co 598Great Western Saddlery Co., Ltd 1877Great Western Sugar Co 278Greater New York Suffolk Title & Guarantee

Co./I— 109Greeley Square Building Corp 1 914Green Bay & Western RR.... 109, 914, 1553(H. L.) Green & Co 278, 1076, 1711Green Mountain Distillery, Inc 914Green Mountain Power Corp -.1243Greenfield Tap & Die Corp. 1243, 1711Greenville Electric Light & Power Co 1400Greenwich Gas Co 1711Greif Bros. Cooperage Corp 598, 1877, 2043Greta Oil Corp 1400Greyhound Corp 598, 1400. 1711, 1877Group Securities, Inc.. 1243Group No. 1 Oil Co 1400Grumman Aircraft Engineering Com 598,

754, 2043Guantanamo Sugar Co 441Guantanamo & Western RR 109Guarantee Co. of North America 1076Guilfort Realty Co 2043Gulf Mobile & Northern RR.109, 754.1553, 2043Gulf Natural Gas Corp 1878Gulf Oil Corp 1553Gulf Power Co 109, 1076, 1553Gulf & Ship Island RR 109, 914, 1553Gulf States Utilities Co., Inc-109, 278, 914,

1553, 1711, 2043

Hackensack Water Co— 1243ale Bros. Stores, Inc 1243Halle Bros. Co ... 441Haloid Co 1711Hamilton Brown Shoe Co 1076. 1400Hamilton Cotton Co., Ltd. 1400Hamilton Mfg. Co .2043Hamilton United Theatres, Ltd 1243Hamilton Watch Co — .914, 2043Hammil Royalties Corp 441Hammond Instrument Co 1553Hancock Oil Co. (Calif.; 598, 914Hanley Co. (James) 1243(M. A.) Hanna Co 598, 1400. 1553, 2044Hannibal Bridge Co 1400Harbison-Walker Refractories Co 914, 1400Harford Pure Rye. Distillers, Inc 2044Harrisburg Hotel Co 915Hart Carter Co 599, 754Hart, Schaffner & Marx "54Hartford & Connecticut Western I1R—279,

598, 1243Hartford Electric Light Co 441,1076Hat Corp. of America 441, 599, 754Hathaway Bakeries, Inc 1553Havana Electric Ry 1076Havana Electric & Utilities Co 599Harvard Brewing Co 1401Haverhill Electric Co. 442Haverhill Gas Light Co.. 109, 754, 1400, 2043Hawaii Consolidated Ry,, Ltd 599Hawaiian Electric Co 442Hawaiian Pineapple Co., Ltd— 442Hawley Pulp & Paper Co 1400, 1553Hayes Body Corp 442,1076Hazel-Atlas Glass Co 1878Hazel-Brook Coal Co 1553Hazeltine Corp — 1076Hearn Dept. Stores, Inc 442Hearst-Brisbane Properties 1401Hearst Consolidated Publications, Inc. 279Hecla Mining Co 915Hecker Products Corp 755Hedley Mascot Gold Mines, Ltd—— 1243(G.) Heilman Brewing Co 599Hein-Werner Motor Parts Corp 1076(Walter E.) Heller & Co 599,(George W.) 11elme Co 1553Helvetia Coal Mining Co —1554Hercules Motors Corp 755, 1711Hercules Powder Co —915,1401Hershey Chocolate Corp 109, 2043Hewitt Rubber Corp 1401, 2044Heywood-W akefield Co. 1243H, & H. Manufacturing Co 109Hibbard, Spencer, Bartlett & Co .755, 2044Hightstown Rug Co 2044Hinde & Dausch Paper Co., Ltd 1077, 1401Hobart Mfg. Co.. 1076, 1711(R.) Hop & Co., Inc 1243,1711,1878, 2044Holland-American Line 755(A.) Hollander & Son, Inc.. 599. 915Hollinger Consolidated Gold Mines, Ltd 1077Holly Development Co 599, 2044Holly Sugar Corp 109Holophone Co 915(Henry) Holt & Co 915Holyoke Water Power Co— 110Home Insurance Co 59?Home Title Insurance Co 59fHonolulu Rapid Transit Co., Ltd.279, 755,

1554, ?P44Hoover Ball & Bearing Co J 878Horder's, Inc 442(George A.) Harmel & Co 442Horn & Hardart Baking Co— 442, 599Horn & Hardart Co. (N. Y.) 442Hoskins Mfg. Co 1401Hotel Drake (N. Y. City) ...110, 915Hotel Governor Clinton, Inc 279, 2044

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PageHotel Lexington, Ine .. 1554Houdaille-Hershey Corp 2044Household Finance Corp -.1076Houston Electric Co 110,755, 15o4Houston Gulf Gas Co ----------2044Houston Lighting & Power Co..755, 1712, 1878Houston Natural Gas Corp 1878, 2044Houston Oil Co. of Texas 1*01Houston Oil Field Material Co 1878Howe Scale Co - - - - 7.- £Howe Sound Co 599, 915Howell Electric Motors Co 442Howes Bros Co 000Hub Loan Co ----------915Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting Co., Ltd-1401Hudson Coal Co . 1712 2044Hudson & Manhattan RR-.-279, 755, 10-

1244, 1554, 1878, 2044Hudson Motor Car Co 110, 279, 442Hudson River Navigation Corp ------2044Humble Oil & Refining Co 1244, 18/8Hummell-Ross Fibre Corp -----1554Huntington & Broad Top Mountain KB, &

Coal Co - (T 1401Hupp Motor Car Corp-_ —442, '915Huron & Erie Mortgage Corp 916Huron River Silica Co - 915Hussman-Ligonier CoHuston (Tom) Peanut Co.. 500Hutchins Investing Corp 442Huttig Sash & Door Co 2044Hyde Park Breweries Association _____-1401Hygrade Food Products Corp 110, 279Hygrade Sylvania Corp 1554(S. E.) HymanCo «. 755

|daho Power Co. 279, 2044Ideal Cement CoIllinois Bell Telephone Co..110, 279, 916,

10771 lo/o

Illinois Brick CoIllinois Central IiR__110, 755, 916, 1077, 1554Illinois Iowa Power Co . --- 442Illinois Terminal Co 110, 916, 1554Illinois Water Service Co-- ----442Illinois Zinc Co----- ----- - ----- - 442, 2044Imperial Chemical Industries, Ltd 2044Imperial Life Assurance Co. of Canada 1244Imperial Paper & Color Corp 1401Imperial Pictures, Inc 600Imperial Tobacco of Canada, Ltd____--— -15o4Imperial Tobacco Co. of Great Britain &

Ireland, Ltd. 1244,1554Incorporated Investors — -— 600Independence Fund of North America, Inc.-1878Independent Pneumatic Tool Co.- - - - ------2044Independent (Subway) System.-.442, 1244, 2044Indian Drilling Corp 600Indian Motocycle CorpIndiana Assoc. Telep. Corp.110, 1077, 1402, 1712Indiana Bell Telephone Co 1712, 1879Indiana Gas & Chemical Corp 1712Indiana Harbor Belt RR 442, 1244, 1712Indiana Hydro Electric Power Co.- 1554Indiana Limestone Corp ------1244Indiana Pipe Line Co 1244, 2044Indiana Ry. & Light Co --- 442Indianapolis Union Ry ---2044Indianapolis Water Co 280, 916Industrial Brownhoist Corp.--------------1879Industrial Rayon Corp. 916, 1077, 1554, 1879Industrial Securities Corp - 442Ingersoll-Rand Co. 755Inland Investors, Inc. ------------1879Inland Steel Co 600, 755, 916, 1077Insull Utility Investments, Inc 1403, 1554Insuranshares Certificates, Inc 600, 755, 1077Interborough Rapid Transit Co.-110, 279,

755, 1077, 1401, 1555. 2045Interchemical Corp 600, 916Intercontinental Rubber Co— 2045Interlake Steamship Co 1077International Accountants Society, Inc 916International Agriculture Corp 756International Business Machines Corp__110,

756, 1402, 1555International Cinema, Inc 600, 916International General Electric Co 442International Great Northern RR-111, 916, 1555International Harvester Co 1402International Match Realization Co., Ltd... 442International Mercantile Marine Co ---1402International Metal Industries, Ltd 111, 1712International Mining Corp. 1077International Nickel Co. of Canada 1879International Paints, Ltd 111, 756International Paper Co 600International Power Co., Ltd 1879International Products Corp 443, 1077International Rys. of Central America--280,

756,1555International Salt Co 1879International Shoe Co 280, 1077International Silver Co 1244, 1713International Telephone & Telegraph Corp.-1879International Utilities Corp 443, 756International Vitamin Corp 1880Interocean Dirigible Corp —2045Inter-Ocean Reinsurance Co 916Interstate Bakeries Corp 1555Interstate Dept. Stores, Inc 443, 1078,

1555,1712Interstate Home Equipment Co., Inc 111Interstate Hosiery Mills, Inc 1244Interstate Power Co 1712Intertype Corp 1713Investment Bond & Share Corp 1077Investment Co. of America--280, 600, 1078, 1713Investment Corp. of Philadelphia.. 1078, 1245Investment Foundation, Ltd 2045Investors Fund C, Inc 443Investors Syndicate 756Iowa Electric Co --2045Iowa Electric Light & Power Co illIowa-Nebraska Light & Power Co 601Iowa Southern Utilities of Del 280Iron Fireman Mfg Co I556Irving Air Chute Co., Inc 1078(John) Irving Shoe Corp 1880Island Creek Coal Co 2045Isle Royale Copper Co. (N. J.) 111, 756

Jacobs (F. L.) Co .-1402, 1556. 1880, 2045Jaeger Machine Co _1078, 1245Jamaica Public Service Ltd 111, 1245, 2045Jefferson Electric Co 1555Jenkins Bros 2045Jersey Central Power & Light Co 1880Jewel Tea Co 756, 916, 1078, 1245,1880John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Co__ 1245Johns-Manville Corp— -280, 1556, 1713(Mead; Johnson & Co 1402, 1713Johnson Publishing Co 2045

PageJohnson Stephens & Shinkle Shoe Co 1403Jonas & Naumberg Corp 916Jones & Loughlin Steel Corp..917, 1245,

1556, 1713(J. Edward) Jones Petroleum Corp.l 11, 917, 1556Judson Mills - ----1403Julian & Kokenge Co 601

Rable Brothers Co 601alamazoo Stove & Furnace Co 443Kansas City Power & Light Co 111, 2045Kansas City Public Service Co__917, 1403, 2045Kansas City Southern Ry 601, 1245, 1880Kansas Gas & Electric Co 280, 1713, 2045Kansas Oklahoma & Gulf RR.111,756,1245,1556Katz Drug Co - 443Kaufmann Dept. Stores Inc 1713, 2045(Julius; Kayser <fc Co 601, 756Keeshin Transcontinental Freight Lines, Inc. 601Keith-AIbee-Orpheum Corp 1556

(Geo. E.) Keith Co 111Kelley Island Lime & Transport Co 2046Kelsey-Ilayes Wheel Co.. 2046Kelvinator of Canada Ltd 111, 280Ken-Rad Tube & Lamp Co IllKendall Co -2046Kennecott Copper Corp.- 1246, 2046Kentucky Utilities Co 601, 1880Kentucky Valley Distilling Co 1403Keokuk Electric Co 111Kerlyn Oil Co 917Key West Electric Co. .112, 280, 917, 1246, 2046Keyes Fibre Co 1246Keystonfc Public Service Co 1403Keystone Steel & Wire Co 756, 2046Keystone Watch Case Corp 1556King Edward Hotel Co., Ltd 280Kings County Lighting Co 1713Kingston Products Co 1403(G. R.) Kinney Co., Inc 756Kinney Manufacturing Co. 1246Kinsey Distilling Co. (Linfield, Pa.) 112, 602Kirby Petroleum Co 1880Kirkland Lake Gold Mining Co., Ltd.. 1078Kirsch Co 917(D. Emil) Klein Co. - 756, 1880(I. B.) Kleinert Rubber Co 1556(B. B. & R.) Knight Corp 757Knudsen Creamery Co 1403Kobacker Stores, Inc 602Kobe, Inc - - 2046Kalmar, Inc --601, 1714Koppers Co --------1078(8. 8.) Kresge Co 443, 601,1078,1403, 1714Kresge Dept. Stores, Inc 1556, 1880(8. H.) Kress & Co -443, 917, 1078, 1714Kroger Grocery & Baking Co 1078, 1714(G.) Krueger Brewing Co 1556(B.) Kuppenheimer & Co., Inc 281

Laciede-Christy Clay Products Co 2046aclede Gas Light Co 112Laclede Steel Co * 2046La France industries — *. 281Lake Erie Power & Light Co—L_-— 1403Lake-of-the-Woods Milling Co., Ltd 757Lake Shore Athletic Club 112Lake Shore Electric Ry 281Lake Shore Mines, Ltd 917Lake Sulphite Puip Co., Ltd 602, 1078, 1714Lake Superior Corp 1714Lake Superior District Power Co 917, 2046Lake Superior & Ishpeming RR—112, 917, 1556Lakey Foundry & Machine Co 112, 281, 1556Lamague Gold Mines 281, 1403Lambert Co 1404, 1556, 1714Lamson & Sessions Co 602, 1557, 1880, 2046Landers, Frary & Clark Co 1557Landis Machine Co 917Lane Bryant, Inc-443, 602, 1078, 1557, 1715Lane Co -.112, 2046Langendorf United Bakeries, Inc.1246,1715, 2047Langley, Ltd 1557La France Industries 281La Salle Extension University/Chicago 1403Lautaro Nitrate Co., Ltd 281(A. C.) Lawrence Leather Co 112Lawrence Portland Cement Co 1079, 1404Lawyers Mortgage Co._ 602, 1078Lawyers Title Corp 1557Lerner Stores Corp 1079Lee Rubber & Tire Corp 112, 2<*1(R. G.) LeTourneau, Inc - 112, 2047Lefcourt Realty Corp 1404Lenigh Coal & Navigation Co 1714Lehigh & Hudson River Ry 112, 917, 1557Lehigh Navigation Coal Co 1715Lehigh & New England RR..112, 918, 1557, 1715Lehigh Portland Cement Co 281, 1557, 2047Lehigh Valley Coal Co 281, 2047Lehigh Valley Coal Corp 2046Lehigh Valley Coal Sales Co 2047Lehigh Valley RR..112, 281, 757, 1557,

1715, 1880Lehigh Valley Transit Co 917Lehman Corp 281Lehn & Fink Products Co 1404Lerner Stores Corp 281, 1716Leslie Salt Co 918, 1246Lessings, Inc 1404Lexington Utilities Co 602, 2047Lexington Water Co 1557, 1715Lexington Water Power Co 1246Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co 1246, 2047Libby, McNeill & Libby 918Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co. 602Lima Locomotive Works, Inc 1404Lincoln Mortgage & Title Guaranty Co 1079Lincoln Motor Corp 443Lincoln Printing Co 1557Lincoln Stores inc 757Lindsay Light & Chemical Co 2047Link-Belt Co 2047Lionel Corp 443,1246Liquid Carbonic Corp 281, 757, 1079, 1557Lit Bros. (Philadelphia) 602Literary Digest, Inc 2047Little Miami RR. Co 757Loblaw Groceterias, Ltd 281Lock-Joint Pipe Co 112, 918Lockheed Aircraft Corp. _ 112, 1246, 1557, 2047(Marcus) Loews Theatres, Ltd 1715Loew's, Inc 112, 281, 757, 918Loft, Inc 918, 1716, 1880, 2047London Canadian Investment Corp 1079London Deep Mines Co 2048Lone Star Cement Corp 918, 1404, 1716Lone Star Gas Corp ; 1246Long Beach Gas Co 282Long Island Lighting Co 282, 918, 1404, 1716Long Island RR__ 112, 918, 1557Loomis-Sayles Mutual Fund, Inc 1404, 1880

Loomis-Sayles Second Fund, Inc__—1404,Loos©-Wiles Biscuit Co 602,(P.; Lorillard CoLos Angeles Ry. CorpLouisiana & Arkansas Ry 113, 918,Louisiana Arkansas & Texas Ry_-113, 918,Louisiana Ice & Electric Co., IncLouisiana & North West RR 1079,Louisiana Power & Light Co—: 1881,Louisiana Southern RyLouisiana Steam Generating Corp__113, 918

1558,Louisiana Texas TrustLouisville Gas & Elec. Co. (Del.) _113, 602,Louisville Gas & Elec. Co. (Ky.;-113 , 603,Louisville & Nashville RR 113, 757,Lowell Electric Light CorpLudlum Steel Co 1405,Lufkin Rule Co 113Lukens Steel Co 443,Lumberman's Insurance CoLunkenheimer Co

Lynch Corp 603, 1246,Lyon Lumber Co —

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MacAndres Red Lake Gold Mines, Ltd 1405acassa Mines. Ltd: — 757Mack Trucks, Inc 1405, 1558MacKinnon Steel Corp., Ltd 603MacLaren Quebec Power Co 2049Macmillan Co 757(R. H.) Macy & Co — — - 281Madison Square Garden Corp 603Magma Copper Co 1246, 2048Magnavox Co., Ltd 113Mahoning Coal RR 1405, 1881Maine Central RR. 113, 757. 1405, 2048Major Metals Corp 1881Managed Estates, Inc.. 1405, 1716Managed Investments, Inc 918Manati Sugar Co 443, 603, 1079, 2049Mandel Bros., Inc 444Mangel Stores Corp.. 1716Manhattan Fund. Inc 444Manhattan Shirt Co 113, 444Manhattan Ry 1080, 2049Manila Electric RR. & Lighting Co 1558Manitoba Power CO., Ltd 918Manning Maxwell & Moore, Inc 918Mansfield Mining & Smelting Co 603Manufactures Casualty Insurance Co 757Manufacturers Finance Co 603, 1881Manufacturers Trading Corp.. 603, 757Maple Leaf Gardens, Ltd 757Marathon Paper Mills Co 113Marchant Calculating Machine Co 1717, 2049Marine Airlines, Inc 444Marine Midland Corp--_„._ 758, 918, 1247Maritime Investment Corp — 282Marion Steam Shovel Co 1405Market Street Ry— 758. 1080 1881 2049Marlin-Rockwell Corp-- 1882 2049Marshall Field Co -.758 918 1405Mar-Tex Oil Co 113 2049(Glenn L.) Martin Co - 603 2049Martin Parry Corp 603Maryland Casualty Co 1246Maryland Commercial Bankers Inc 2049Maryland Fund Inc 1 1247Maryland Insurance 759Maryland Title Securities Corp —I— 604Massachusetts Bonding & Insurance Col ___ 918Massachusetts Investors Trust—-604, 758, 2049Massachusetts Mutual Investm't'Fund, Inc. 759Massachusetts Utilities Associates 444Massey-Harris Co., Ltd —1080Master Electric Co 1405, 2049Mathieson Alkali Works 444, 919Matson Navigation Corp 282May Dept. Stores Co — 114(Oscar) Mayer & Co., Inc ---1717Maytag Co 1881McCallCorp-- 1405, 1881McColl-Frontenac Oil Co., Ltd 282, 1405(Charles R.) McCormick Lumber Co.. 1558McCrory Stores Corp 282, 757, 1080, 1716McGraw Electric Co 1881McGraw Hill Publishing Co., Inc 1558, 2048Mclntyre-Porcupine Mines, LtdMcKay Machine Co - -1881(Arthur G.) McKee & Co 1881McKeesport Tin Plate Co 1716McKesson & Robbins, Inc 113McLellan Stores Co. .113, 282. 442. 1079,

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r'«4NfllM4Ml«1716. 2048Mead Corp 1080, 1558Meier & Frank Co., Inc 759Melchers Distilleries, Ltd.: 604, 759, 1717Melville Shoe Corp..282. 759, 1405. 1559, 2049Memphis Power & Light Co —1717, 2049Menasco Mfg. Co -- 1247Mengel Co... 282, 444, 1247, 1882, 2049Mercantile Acceptance Corp 1080Mercantile Arcade Realty Corp 114, 282Mercantile Stores Co 919Merchants Distilling Corp.-- -.1405Merchants Fire Assurance Corp. of N. Y.

759, 1247, 1406Merchants Indemnity Corp. of N. Y 1247Merchants & Manufacturers Securities Co.. 444Merchants & Miners Transportation Co_919,1717Merck & Co., Inc — 2050Mergenthaler Linotype Co 1247Merrimac Hat Corp 1559Metal Textile Corp ----2050Metropolitan Edison Co 759, 1247Metropolitan Industries Co 283Mexican Light & Power Co., Ltd __444, 2050Michigan Bakeries Co -.-1406Michigan Bell Telephone Co 444' 1247° 2050

Michigan Fire & Marine Insurance Co .1247Michigan Steel Tube Products Co 1080. 1406Middle States Telephone Co. of 111 114Middle West Corp.-. 919, 1406, 1559Middlesex & Boston Street Ry__ -1080Midland Properties, Inc 604Midland Steel Products Co 1406, 1559,

1717, 1882Midland Valley RR..114, 759, 1247, 1559, 2050Midvale Co.. - 1406Midwest Oil Co 2050Midwest Piping & Supply Co 1080Mid-west Abrasive Co 1882Miller & Hart, Inc _ 114Miller & Lux, Inc 759, 2050(I.) MiUer & Sons, Inc.. - ---1247Milmore, Inc 1559Milwaukee Gas Light Co --------1882Minneapolis Brewing Co 759, 1717, 2050Minneapolis-Moline Power Implement Co.

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P's.pf©Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator Co-1080, 1248Minneapolis & St. Louis RR..114, 444 . 759,

919, 1406, 1559Minneapolis St. Paul Sc Sault Ste. Marie Ry.

114, 283. 759, 919, 1248, 1559, 1717Minnesota Mining & Mfg Co 1717Minnesota & Ontario Paper Co 2050Minnesota Power & Light Co 1717, 2050Mineral Range RR 919Minnesota Valley Canning Co 1081Mission Corp 1559Mission Oil Co - - 114Mississippi Central RR 114. 919, 1559Mississippi Power Co 114, 1081, 1559Mississippi Power & Light Co__ 1882, 2050Mississippi River Power Co 1718Mississippi Valley Public Service Co 1080Missouri & Arkansas Ryt 114, 919, 1559Missouri Edison Co J 2051Missouri Gas & Electric Service Co 1248, 2050Missouri Illinois RR 114, 919, 1559Missouri-Kansas-Texas Lines. 114, 759,1559,2051Missouri Pacific RR-.114, 283, 444, 759,

919,1081,1248,1559,2051Missouri Power & Light Co— 759Missouri River-Sioux City Bridge Co— 1406(J. S.) Mitchell & Co., Ltd _ 759Mobile Gas Service Corp 1718Mobile & Ohio RR 114, 759, 1559Mock, Judson, Voehringer Co., lnc 1559Mode O'Day Corp 604

4 Modine Mfg. CoMohawk Carpet Mills, lnc —1081, 1559Molybdenum Corp. of America. .1660Monarch Machine Tool Co 919, 1081, 1248Monarch Mortgage & Investments Ltd 1081Monon Coal Co 1248, 1718Monongahela Ry 114, 919, 1560, 2051Monsanto Chemical Co.. 114,444, 919,1406,1718Montana Dakota Utilities Co 283, 1882Montana Highlands Gold Mining Co 919Montauk Beach Development Corp-__-----1248Montgomery Ward & Co__115, 444, 1081,

1718, 2052Montour RR 604, 1406, 2051Montreal Island Power Co --- 919Montreal Light, Heat & Power Co..920,

1081, 1407Montreal Loan & Mortgage Co If06Montreal Telegraph Co - - 604Moore Drop Forging Co 445,,604(Wm. R.) Moore Dry Goods Co__ 283, 1407(John) Morrell & Co 1115, 1718(Philip) Morris & Co., Ltd 1560Morris Finance Co 1407Morris Plan Corp. of America 2051Morrison Bond Co., Ltd .2052Morristown Securities Corp 604, 1248Morse Twist Drill & Machine Co 759Mortgage Corp. of New York ..1882Mother Lode Coalition Mines Co 115, 605Motor Products Corp 1882Motor Transit Co. (Fla.) 604, 1560, 2052Motor Wheel Corp 1081, 18&2Mountain States Power Co. .115, 283, 445,

605, 920, 1249, 1407Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Co -1882Munsingwear, lnc 920, 1249, 1407Munson Building ' 2052Munson Steamship Line 283, 759, 1249, 2052(G. C.) Murphy Co.. 445, 920, 1081, 1718Murray Ohio Mfg. Co 1560, 1718Muskegon Piston Ring Co —1560Muskogee Co - —1249Mutual Investment Fund 759, 920, 2052Mutual Management Co 605Mutual System, lnc 1560(F. E.) Myers & Bros. Co ..605. 1407, 1560

Nash-Kelvinator Corp 238, 759, 1249ashville Chattanooga & St. Louis Ry.115,I 759, 1560

Nashville Ry. & Light Co ---- 445Nassau & Suffolk Lighting Co 283(Conde) Nast Publications lnc 2052National Acme Co 1660National Airlines, lnc ...1407National Associated Investors, lnc ...1081National Aviation Corp... 920, 1718National Bearing Metals Corp 1407National Biscuit Co 1407National Bond & Investment Co 1081National Bond &, Share Corp 760National Bondholders Corp — -2052National Broadcasting Co. 2 920National Candy Co 1408National Cash Register Co..283, 920, 1560, 2052National Casket Co., lnc 2053National Container Corp— 1882National Cylinder Gas Co v.--,,--*883National Dairy Products Corp 1718, 1883National Discount Corp ...1408National Distillers Products Corp. .445, 1081,

1249.1407National Enameling & Stamping Co 1719National Fire Insurance Co 760National FireproofingCorp lipNational Fuel Gas Co • - - - -2053National Funding Corp —115, 2053National Gas & Electric Co 115, 1883National Grocers Co., Ltd.—-—283, 1082, 1560National Gypsum Co. 1408,1718National Investors Corp 234National Lead Co 445, 920, 10'2National Liberty Insurance Co. of Amer 284National Life & Accident Insurance Co.----1408Nat. Malleable & Steel Castings Co 1718, 1883National Oats Co -605, 1408National Oil Proudcts Co 1408, 2053National Power & Light Co 115National Pressure Cooker Co —2053National Public Service Corp 760, 2053National Pumps Co 115National Radiator Corp ---2053National Rys. of Mexico—605, 1082, 1408, 1560National Refining Co 115National Sewer Pipe Co 920National Standard Co -----1560National Steel Corp 920, 1719, 1883National Sugar Refining Co 1719National Supply Co 1408National Surety Corp 921National Tea Co 284 , 605, 1082, 1719, 2053National Terminals Corp 1719National Transit Co -.1409National Underwriting Corp 920Natomas Co ----1719Naumkeag Steam Cotton Co.605, 760, 920, 2053Naval Stores Investment Co < 284, 1719Nebraska Power Co 1720, 2053Neild Mfg. Coip. - 284Neisner Bros., Inc 284, 921, 1719Neison & Albermarle Ry 1560 I

PageNeon Products of Western Canada, Ltd 445Nevada Central RR 115Nevada-California Eiec. Corp 284, 760, 2053Nevada Consolidated Copper Co 750Nevada Northern Ry 115, 921, 1560New Amsterdam Casualty Co 761New Bedford Cordage Co 1249New Bedford Gas & Edison Light Co.. 1409New Brunswick Fire Insurance Co.: 761New England Gas & Electric Assn 1409New England Mutual Life Insurance Co. of

Boston 1249New England Power Association 1719New England Power Co 761, 1720, 1883New England Public Service Co 1883New England Telephone & Telegraph Co.,

445. 761, 921, 1082, 1409, 2053New Hampshire Fire Insurance Co 1249New Haven Clock Co 115, 761, 1410New Jersey Bell Telephone Co 1409New Jersey & New York RR.115, 761, 1560, 2053New Jersey Power & Light Co 1249New Jersey Worsted Mills. 1082New Jersey Zinc Co.. 921New Mexico Eastern Gas Co 1883New Niquero Sugar Co 284, 445New Orleans Cold Storage & Warehouse Co.,

Ltd.. 116. 2053New Orleans & Northeastern RR..116, 761, 1560New Orleans Public Service, Inc..285, 1720,

1884, 2053New Orleans Texas & Mexico Ry._116, 761,

921, 1560, 1884New York Air Brake Co- 1082, 1250New York Athletic Club 605New York Auction Co 1082New York Central RR..116, 445, 921, 1250,

1560, 1720New York Chicago & St. Louis RR 116,

761, 1082, 1560, 2053New York City Omnibus Corp 285, 1561,

1884, 2053New York Connecting RR 116, 219, 1561New York Dock Co..116, 605, 1409, 1720, 2053New York Fire Insurance Co 761New York Fire Protection Co 1410New York Hanseatic Corp 445New York & Honduras Rosario Mining Co. .1720New York Lake Erie & Western Docks &

Improvement Co 285, 445New York New Haven & Hartford RR..116,

285, 445, 605, 761, 921, 1250, 1561, 1720, 2053New York Ontario & Western Ry_116, 761, 1561N. Y. Pa. & N. J. Utilities Co. 1720New York Power & Light Corp 2054New York & Queens Elec. Light & Power Co.

1250, 1561, 1720New York & Richmond Gas Co. .116, 921, 1721New York Shipbuilding Corp—1250, 1884, 2054New York State Electric & Gas Corp 1082New York Steam Corp 116, 1410, 2054NCw York Susquehanna & Western RR_ll6,

284,761,1561,2054New York Telephone Co..445, 922, 1082,

1410, 1561, 1721, 1884New York Title Insurance Co 1561New York Title & Mortgage Co 116, 284,

605, 761, 1410, 1561, 1721, 2054New York Transit Co 1083, 1410New York Westchester & Boston Ry_.116, 1884(J. J.) Newberry Co... 285, 445, 1082, 1719Newmarket Mfg. Co 1082Newmont Mining Corp 1250Niagara Falls Power Co ; .....1721Niagara Fire Insurance Co » .. .. 761Niagara Hudson Power Corp .1721Niagara Share Corp. of Maryland 921Noblitt-Sparks Industries, Inc 922, 1250Noma Electric Corp 922Norfolk & Portsmouth Belt Line RR 116, 761Norfolk-Portsmouth Bridge Co 1561Norfolk & Southern RR._ 116, 285, 922, 1082,

1562, 1722Norfolk & Western Ry ..762, 1410, 1722North American Aviation, Inc__1561, 1722, 1884North American Car Corp 117North American Cement Corp 1722North American Co 1562, 1722, 1885North American Edison Co 1886North American Match Corp 283North American Oil Co 1250North American Oil Consolidated 1083North American Rayon Corp...- 1885North American Utility Securities Co 605, 761North Boston Lighting Properties 762, 1083North Butte Mining Co 1885North Star Insurance Co 1410North Star Oil, Ltd.. 117, 1886North Texas Co. (Del.) 1886North Texas Electric Co 1886North Western Refrigerator Line Co 285Northern Alabama Ry 117, 762, 1562Northern Canada Mining Corp., Ltd 1886Northern Indian Public Service Co 117,

1886, 2054Northern Insurance Co. of N. Y__ 922Northern Ohio Ry 285Northern Oklahoma Gas Co 445Northern Pacific Ry__117, 605, 922, 1562, 1722Northern Paper Mills 1722Northern Pennsylvania Power Co.. 1250Northern Pipe Line Co 1251Northern States Power Co. (Del.)..117, 285,

445, 605, 762, 922, 1083, 12.50, 1411, 1562,1

1722, 1886, 2054Northern States Power Co. (Minn.).. 117,

606, 762, 1722Northern States Power Co. (Wis.) 922Northern Texas Electric Co -.606, 762Northwest Bancorporation 922Northwestern Barb Wire Co 1723Northwestern Bell Telephone Co. .117, 922,

1250,1723Northwestern Electric Co 1886, 2054Northwestern National Life Ins. Co. 285Northwestern Pacific RR 762, 1562Northwestern Public Service Co 922Northwestern Yeast Co 2054Norton Co... .1083Norton Water Co - 1723Nova Scotia Steel & Coal Co., Ltd.. 117,

606, 1723, 20.54(Chas. F.) Noyes Co., Inc 606Nu-Enamel Corp 117Nunn Bush Shoe Co — 285NypanoRR 606

Oberman & Co 1410'Brien Gold Mines, Ltd 445Oahu Ry. & Land ô 117O'Connor Moffatt & Co 1083Ogilvie Flour Mills Co., Ltd 762, 1886

PageOhio Bell Telephone Co..285, 922, 1562, 2055Ohio Brass Co 1083, 1562Ohio Edison Co 923, 1411. 2055Ohio Finance Co 285/922Ohio Leather Co .1411Ohio Public Service Co 445, 1411Ohio Ridge Oil & Refining Co 1411Ohio River Sand & Gravel Co ..1251Ohio Seamless Tube Co 117Ohio Service Holding Corp 1886Ohio State Life Insurance Co 923Ohio Water Service Co 923Ohio Wax Paper Co 2054Oilstocks, Ltd 1083Oklahoma City-Ada-Atoka Ry__117, 762,

1250, 1562Oklahoma Gas & Electric Co 285, 1411Oklahoma Hotel Building Co 1251Oklahoma Natural Gas Co__606, 762, 1411,

1723. 1886, 2055Old Colony Investment Trust 606Old Colony RR.; 1083, 1251, 2055Old Colony Trust Associates 606, 1887Oliver Cromwell Hotel (14 W. 72d Sti Corp.) _ 923Olive United Filters, Inc 1886Ontario Loan & Debenture Co 923Ontario Mfg. Co 923, 1083Oppenheim, Collins & Co 2055Orange Crush, Ltd 117Orange & Rockland Electric Co__117, 285, 2055Oregon Electric Ry i 2055Oregon Pacific & Eastern Ry 1254Oslo Light Works 445Otis Co 762Otis Elevator Co__, 1254Otis Steel Co 1083, 1562Ottawa Electric Ry. Co 1887Otter Tail Power Co. (Minn.) 2055Outboard Marine & Mfg. Co..286, 762, 923,

1083, 1887Outlet Co 286Overseas Securities Co., Inc 923Owens Illinois Glass Co 606, 762, 1254

Paauhau Sugar Plantation Co 1887acific American Fisheries, Inc 2055Pacific Distillers, Inc 606Pacific Finance Co. of Calif 1083, 1887Pacific Gas & Electric Co..286, 762, 1084,

1411, 1887Pacific Greyhound Lines, Inc 117Pacific Indemnity Cp * 1411Pacific Lighting Corp 763Pacific Milis. 1411Pacific Mutual Life Ins. Co 446Pacific Nickel Mines, Ltd 1084Pacific Power & Light Co. .606, 1084, 1887, 2055Pacific Public Service Co 2055Pacific Southern Investors, Inc 1084Pacific Telephone & Teiegrapn Co..446,

1084, 1411, 1562. 2055Pacific Western Oil Corp ..1723Packard Motor Car Co 1084Pan American Match Co ..2055Pan American Southern Corp 118Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line Co..118, 1562, 1887Pannill Knitting Co., Inc 763Paraffine Cos., Inc 763, 1412Paramount Broadway Corp.. -1562, 1723Paramount Pictures, Inc 763Parke Davis & Co. 1084, 1254, 1563, 1723Park & Tilford, Inc 2055Parker-Wolverine Co 446, 763, 923, 1254Parker Rust Proof Co 923Paul Revere Fire Insurance Co 763Payne Furnace <fc Supply Co .286.446Peabody Coal Co ; 1411Pecos Valley Gas Co .....1887Pedigo Co 1887Peerless Corp 446, 1084Peerless Weighing & Vending Machine Corp. 923(David) Pender Grocery Co.. 1562Penick & Ford Ltd 1084, 1563Penn Investment Co -.118, 1254Penn Rivet Corp 1412Penn Tobacco Co 1887Penn Traffic Co 118Penn Valley Crude Gil Corp 286, 606Penn Valley Development Corp 606Penn Western Gas & Electric Co 763(J. C.) Penney Co., Inc 446, 1084, 1723Pennsylvania Central Airlines Corp.. .1255Pennsylvania Coal & Coke Corp 763, 1255Pennsylvania Co - -.1887Pennsylvania Co. for Insurances on Lives &

Granting Annuities -.607, 763Pennsylvania Dixie Cement Corp 1887Pennsylvania Edison Co •. 1563Pennsylvania Electric Co 1412Pennsylvania Gas & Electric Corp. (Del.),

1084, 1887Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp 2055Pennsylvania Power Co 1723Pennsylvania Power & Light Co 286Pennsylvania RR 764, 1255, 1563, 1887, 2056Pennsylvania Reading Seashore Lines.. 118,

923, 156.3Pennsylvania Salt Mfg. Co 924, 1256Pennsylvania Water & Power Corp 1084, 1412Peoples Drug Stores, Inc.-.286, 1084, 1723, 2056Peoples Gas Light & Coke Co 764, 1084,

1412, 2056Peoples Light & Power Co 924, 1412Peoples Light & Power Corp 1412Peoples Water & Gas Co .924, 1563Peoria & Eastern Ry -1724, 1887Pepperell Mfg. Co 1085Pere Marquette Ry 118, 764, 1412, 2056Perfection Stove Co 286Permutit Co 446Pet Milk Co — -.2056Petroleum Conversion Corp 286Petroleum Corp. of America —764, 924Petroleum Exploration, Inc 1887Petroleum Heat & Power Co 1412Petroleum & Trading Corp— 607Petolite Corp., Ltd. (Del.) 924Pfeiffer Brewing Co.- -.1723Phelps Dodge Corp...118, 446, 1256, 1724, 1888Philadelphia Acceptance Corp 924Philadelphia & Chester Valley RR 1256, 1724Philadelphia Co 118, 286, 764, 1563, 2056Philadelphia Electric Power Co 118Philadelphia National Insurance Co 1412Philadelphia Rapid Transit Co...118, 1413, 2056Philadelphia &Reading Coal & Iron Co.1412, 2056Philadelphia Suburban Water Co 118Phillips Electrical Works, Ltd 1413Phillips-Jones Corp 118, 1724Phillip's Petroleum Co 764, 924, 1888, 2057Phoenix Hosiery Co 924,1563Phoenix Silk Mfg. Co 607, 1084

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'/■I'.. V",,t-V. , PagePictorial Paper Package Corp — —1256Piedmont Fire Insurance Co..,.----------Pierce Arrow Motor Corp..- — 118, 607Pierce Governor Co 924, 1563Pi 1 grim Mills. 1256Pillsbury Flour Mills..,—- — -- — ,--— 1413Pioneer American Life InsuranceCO--------1SS7Pioneer Gold Mines of B. C., Ltd.446, 1085, 1724Piper Aircraft Co.. -.1256, 1724Pirelli Co. of Italy---------— —aW'Xo/'JwoIPittsburgh Coal Co 446, 924, 1724Pittsburgh Lake & Iron Co— - - - - - - - - - - - - 764Pittsburgh Lake Brie

Pittsburgh Metallurgical Co., Inc...— ---.-1413Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.---1563Pittsburgh Bhawmut & Northern RR.-llS,^^Pittsburgh & Bhawmut RR---—--118v 024, 1563Pittsburgh Bteel Co. — 1086, 1725Pittsburgh Terminal Coal Corp—r,,f r-2?®7Pittsburgh United Corp— . — 118Pittsburgh & West Virginia l'4lf 1564Pittsfield (Mass.) Coal Gas Co.-.--- —----2057Platoro Gold Mines, Inc -i'noePlaza Operating Co -

Pleasant Valley Wine Co.. --- 607Plymouth Oil Co -.118, 286Pneumatic Scale Corp., Ltd. 9*5Podbielniak Centrifugal Super Contactor Co 446Pond Creek Pocahontas Co. —-------20o7Poor & Co, - - ... - ----- - -- --- — -764, 1724Portland Gas Light Co. —— - — — - —--118, 20o7Porto Rican American Tobacco Co. . _-1888, 2057Postal Telegraph &

Postal Telegraph Land Lines System 119,, 1 Qot) f Iv/OO

Potomac Electric Power Co. — — 446, 1725Potrero Sugar CV>-———446, 607Powdrell & Alexander, Inc ——1413Prairie Cities Oil Co., Ltd— — 118Pratt & Lambert, Inc — — - — — lo64Pren tice-Hail, Inc. -------- -—— - - - - - -- — -1256Pressed Metals of America, Inc.-- -607, 1888Pressed Steel Car Co., Inc.-.- 1256, 2057Prima Co.. — .—446, 607, 1086, 2058Printz' biederman Co. _ —— . — - - — - 446, 607Procter & Gamble Co -119, 764, 925Produce Terminal Cold Storage Co.___. -1*56Progress Vacuum Corp. — —...-—1888Providence Gas Co — ---1725Providence Washington Insurance Co. __ 925Prudence Bonds Corp — *41^Prudence Co., Inc — 446Prudential Investors, Inc. — — 608Public Finance Service, Inc —1564Public Service Co. of New Hampshire. 1888, 2057Public Service Corp. of N.J.608,1256, 1413, 2057Public Service Co. of Northern Illinois 446Public Service Coordinated Transport —1414Public Service Corp. of Texas.— llSf., 446Public Service Electric & Gas Co.764, 1257, 1414Puget Sound Power & Light Co..119, 286,

925,1725,2057Puget Sound Pulp & Timber Co. — 119, 608Pullman Co—- ——— —446, 2058Pullman, Inc. 2058Pure Oil Co——— 1724, 2058Purity Bakeries Corp —925, 1086Putnam (.George) Fund of Boston.. 925Pyle-National Co— - 2058

Quaker Oats Co.---- —— ___.-1414uebec Power Co 119,764, 925Queens Borough Gas & Electric Co 286,

1414, 1564, 1726Quincy Market Cold Storage & Warehouse

Co— — --764. 2058

Rademaker Chemical Corp 1086adio Corp, of America 119, 925, 1086,1414,1564

Radio-Keith-Orpheum Corp...-.119, 1564, 1888Radiomarine Corp. of America.-.286, 1086, 1726Railroad Receivership and Foreclosure Sales

in 1937 - — —1257Railway Express Agency, Inc 119, 925, 1564Railway & Light Securities Co 765, 925Rapid Electrotype Co 1257Rapid Transit in New York City 119Raybestos Manhattan, Inc__ —1257, 1726, 1888Rayonier, Inc. — — -1564R, C. A. Communications Inc..446 1415, 1726Reading Co-119, 764, 926, 1086, 1415, 2058Reading Iron Co 1726Real Silk Hosiery Mills, Inc 1888Reda Pump Co. — — — - 926Red Indian Oil Co. —2058Iieece Button-Hole Machine Co 1726(C. A.) Reed Co —608, 2058Reed Roller Bit Co 1726Regal Shoe Co.. 1726(Joseph) Reid Gas Engine Co., Oil City, Pa. 119Reinhardt Brewery Co 765(Robert) Reis & Co - -.1086Reiter-Foster Oil Corp 1087Reliable Stores Corp—608, 1415, 1888, 2059Reliance Bronze & Steel Co., Inc 447Reliance Insurance Co. of Philadelphia 1415Reliance Mfg. Co 765, 926, 1086Reliance Steel Co _ 765Remington Arms Co., Inc - 1415Remington Rand, Inc 447, 765, 1087, 1415Reno Gold Mines, Ltd 608Reo Motor Car Co 119Representative Trust Shares 926Republic Electric Power Corp 926, 1415Republic Insurance Co, of Texas 1257Republic Investors Fund, Inc 1087Republic Natural Gas Co 765Republic Petroleum Co 2059Republic Steel Corp .608, 926, 2058Research & Management Council Inc 119Reserve Investing Corp 447Resources Corp. International. 1564Retail Druggists Display Corp 286Revere Copper & Brass, Inc 2059Reybarn Co., Inc 447Reynolds Investing Co., Inc 447Reynolds Metals Co _ 1087Reynolds Spring Co 608, 2059Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco Co 447R. & H. Corp 447Rhokana Corp., Ltd. - " 766Rice-Stix Dry Goods Co 447Richfield Oil Corp. 765Richmond Fredericksburg & Potomac RR.

^ _ 119, 926, 1564Richmond Insurance Co. of N. Y 286Rike-Kumler Co I_I""" 447Rima Steel Corp 926

' "• ' '

Rio Grande Oil Co. ...— . — 926Rio Grande Valley Gas Co.. — 1257Hitter Dental Mfg. Co., Inc.---.286, 608, 2059River Raisin Paper Co..—... — -— 447Riverside Cement Co--.w-—-----1415Riverside Silk Mills, Ltd.-———... 926Roan Antelope Copper Mines, Ltd—— 765Roberts Public Markets, Inc.------ -.1415Robot Hand Corp — _ — iiw- -----1415Rochester American Insurance Co-_. 286Rochester Button Corp 120, 2059Rochester Capital Corp _ _ —119, 1087Rochester Gas Electric Corp——926,1889Rochester & Lake Ontario Water Service

Corp. —L - 286, 1087, 1257Rochester & Pittsburgh Coal Co 1564Rochester Telephone Corp ______ -286, 2059Rockland Lignt & Power Co .-.1889Rock Ola Mfg. Corp 608, 1889Roeser & Pendleton, Inc.- — — 447(A. I.) Root Co 608Root Petroleum Co 1415Rose's 5-10 & 25 Cent Stores, Inc..120, 447,

765, 1087, 1726Ross Gear & Tool Co __1726Rossia Insurance Co. of America 1565Roxy's Tneatres Corp.--.-- — 926, 1415Royal Dutch Co.---------------------— 286Royal Mfg. Co 447Royal Typewriter Co., Inc— — ---.-1565Ruberoid Co — _ — 1565Russek's Fifth Ave., Inc ;--- —2059Russell- industries, Ltd - - - - -- - - ------—— -1726Russell Mrfe, Co — ___1087Russed Motor Car Co., Ltd -. 1258, 1726Rustless Iraq & Steel Corp 120, 765, 926, 1415Rutland RR.~^12(k-2S6f 448, 765, 1258.

1565, 1726

Ryerson & Haynes, Inc.. — - 608

Saco-Lowell Shops — —.-__448, 1566afe Harbor Water Power Corp——448, 1087Safeway Stores, Inc... .287, 926, 1565, 1726Sagamore Hotel, Rochester, N.Y_._ 926Sagamore Manufacturing Co -765, 1087Saguenay Power Co., Ltd 448St, Anthony Gold Mines, Ltd 608St. Croix Paper Co 2059St. Joseph Lead Co 1416, 1565St. Joseph Light, Heat & Power Co_120, 287, 766St. Louis Brownsville & Mexico Ry 121, 765St. Louis San Francisco Ry System.. 121,

765, 926, 1087, 1565, 2059St. Louis San Francisco & Texas Ry_121, 766,1565St. Louis Screw & Bolt Co 609St. Louis Southwestern Ky. Lines..121, 926.

1087, 1565, 2059St. Paul Bridge & Terminal Co 287St. Regis Paper Co 1089Salt Lake <Xc Utah Ky -287, 926San Antonio Unalade & (iu'f RR 121, 766San Diego Consolidated Gas & Elec. Co. .448,

1089, 1258San Francisco & San Joaquin Valley Ry—-.2059San Joaquin Light & Power Corp 1089San Juan Milling & Refining Corp.. -.1089Sanford Mills _ - - - _ , . . 766Sarnia Bridge Co., Ltd 926Sauda Falls Co., Ltd 1416Savage Arms Corp - 926,1726Savannah Electric & Power Co__121, 287,

927, 1089, 1258, 2059Savannah Sugar Refining Corp ___.1566Sayre Electric Co 1889Schenley Distillers Corp .1727, 1889Schiff Co 448, 1089, 1258, 1727Scnulte Retail Stores Corp -.1889Schumacher Wall Board Corp 1416Schuyler Trust Shares. —■ 448Scott Paper Co 927, 10a9, 1259Scotten-Dillon Co 766, 1090Scranton Lace Co. __L 1259Scullin Steel Co — 287, 2059Seaboard Air Line Ry..l21, 287, 448, 766,

927 1259 1566Seaboard Commercial Corp 1 927*, 1727Seaboard Finance Corp 766Seagrave Corp -609, 2059Sears Roebuck & Co...... 287,927,1727Securities Acceptance Corp 927, 1090Seeman Bros., Inc 927Segal Lock & Hardware Co., Inc 287Seiberling Rubber Co 287, 609, 1416Selby Shoe Co —... —1416Selected American Shares, lnc_— 609, 766Selected Industries, Inc 766Seminary of the Felician Sisters (Mich.) 448Seneca Petroleum Corp — 121Sentinel Fire insurance Co.____ 1259Serrick Corp 121, 1416Servel, Inc .448,1565Service National Life Insurance Co.--.287, 609Seton Leather Co. 1259Shaler Co 121,1259Sharon Steel Corp 1090, 1566, 1727, 2059Sharp & Dohme, Inc ___1727Shasta Water Co 2059(Frank G.) Shattuck 1259, 1889Shawinigan Water & Power Co 927Shawmut Assn 1259(W. A.) Sheaffer Pen Co 927Sheep Creek Gold Mines, Ltd 1259Shelby County Ry __ __ 767Shelby Northwestern Ry__. 767Shell Transport & Trading Co., Ltd 927Sheller Manufacturing Corp 2060Shepard-Niles Crane & Hoist Corp 1259Sherwin-Williams Co. of Can., Ltd ...1090Shreveport Houston & Gulf RR 1416Sierra Pacific Power Co 121, 287, 767, 1727Signal Mountain Portland Cement Co 121Signode Steel Strapping Co 767Silesian-American Corp ... 927Silver King Coalition Mines Co .1259, 1728Simms Petroleum Co 1090Simonds Saw & Steel Co 287,1259, 2050(William) Simon Brewery .... 767(H.) Simon & Sons, Ltd 121.1259Simpson's, Ltd .609, 1260Singer Mfg. Co 1728Sioux City Gas & Electric Co... 448, 609Sioux City Stock Yards Co 1090Siscoe Gold Mines, Ltd 927, 1260, 1416, 1728Sivyer Steel Castings Co 1090Six Sixteen Madison Ave. Apt. Hotel Bldg 609Sixty-One Broadway Building (Broadway

Exchange Corp.) 122Sixty-Two West 47th St. Corp ... 287(L. C.) Smith & Corona Typewriters, Inc.,

287, 1566Snider Packing Corp ___1259Socony-Vacuum Oil Co., Inc 1090Solar Aircraft Co __122, 287

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;• v . PageSolvay American Corp 448Souje Mill. 1066Sound View Garden Apts — 1729South Carolina Electric & Gas Co..1260South Carolina Power Co..122, 1090, 1566, 1889South Coast Corp—South Penn Oil Co.—- — .1566, 1889South Umpqua Mir ing Co. 1729Southeastern Gas & Water Co.-. 767Southeastern Greyhound Lines- — --927Southern Acid & Sulphur Co., Inc—______2060southern Bell TelephonySouthern Berkshire Power & Electric Co—-2060Southern Bleachery & Print Works, Inc.---2061Southern California Edison Co., _LtcL--.122,

Southern Canada Power Co.

Southern Colorado Power Co—448, 1090. 1416Southern Dairies, Inc — 12£Southern Gas Utilities, Inc <wy

Southern Ince Co., Inc — ---- 92/Southern Indiana Gas &

1390

Southern Natural Gas Co-. 609, 1260, 2061Southern New England Telephone Co.-927,

1 14lo*

Southern Oxygen Co., Inc -_-__--_2061Southern Pacific Co — -767, 1416, 1728, 1890Southern Pacific Lines--—-—i—600Southern Pacific RRSouthern Pacific SS Lines- .122, 767, 1260, 1416Southern Pine Chemical Co———1567Southern Pipe Lines Co — 927Southern Ry—122, 287, 448, 609, 767, 928,

1090, 1260, 1416, 1567, 1729, 1890, 2061Southland Royalty Co —--—--1567Southwestern Associated Telephone Co_122, 1729Southwestern Bell Telephone

729 1890

Southwestern Engineering CoSouthwestern Life Insurance Co —1090Southwestern Light & Power Co 1567Sovereign Investors, Inc ----1729Spang Chalfant & Co., Inc. 448, 1890Sparks-Witnington Co 928(A. G.) Spaulding & Bros ---—767, 1090Spencer Kellogg & Sons, Inc.-—-- — 1416, 1890Spencer Shoe Corp 7b7Spencer Trask Fund, Inc -^------1567Spiegal, Inc .448,1090,1729, 1890Spokane International Ry__122, 768, 1567, 1891Spokane Oklahoma Gas & Oil Co_^ 122, 1090Spokane Portland & Seattle Ry—-122, 928, 1568Springfield (Mass.) Fire & Marine Insurance

Co. ■ ———'- ——- —- - — - -—- -1260Springfield Street Railway . — —-1260Square D Co 1567, 2061(E. K.) Squibb & Sons - — --- 122Stahl-Meyer, Inc 449, 609(A, E.) Staiey Mfg. Co 1260Stamford Water Co. - - ------- 768Standard Brands, Inc 928, 1091, 1890Standard Clay Products, Ltd — --- 122Standard Dredging Corp.- - 448, 1568Standard Electric Equipment Corp. — —— _ 1091Standard Gas & Electric Co..122, 287, 449,

609, 768, 928,1091,1260,1416,1568, 1729■... ' • . isyi, ADDU'

Standard Investing Corp 768Standard Oil Co. (Calif.) ----- — . 928Standard Oil Co. (Kansas) -1416, 1891Standard Oil Co. (Ky.) - 1891Standard Oil Co. (N. J.) 288Standard Oil Co. (Ohio)----- --.2060Standard Products Co., Inc 1416Standard Silica Corp ————— — —1729(L. S.) Starrett Co 1568, 1729, 1891State Randolph Bldg. Corp — 609State Street Investment Corp 609Staten Island Edison Corp.---------------2061Staten Island Rapid Transit Ry—122, 768, 1568Stator Corp — 448Stearns (Frederick) & Co 1261, 1891Stedman Bros., Ltd --1891Steel Co. of Canada. Ltd- 122(A.) Stein & CoSterchioros. Stores, inc 609, 1568Sterling Aluminum Products, Inc -1*3?Sterling, Inc .288Sterling ProductsStern Brothers-. 288(John B.) Stetson Co 449Stewart-Warner Corp 2062Stokely Bros. & Co., Inc 1891Stone & Webster, Inc 2061Storkline Furniture Corp 768Stott Briquet. Inc 768-Strathmore Paper Co. — 288Strawbridge & Clothier - - ------610, 2061Stromberg-Carlson Telephone Mfg. Co_ _ _ _ 769Studebaker Corp 122, 449, 1729, 1891Sturges Aulsbrook Jones Corp — 1416Stutz Motor Car Co. of America, Inc 288Submarine Signal Co — 122Suburban Electric Securities Co_. -.-.2062Subway Terminal Corp 1569Sullivan Machinery Co 2062Sun Life Assurance Co c -^ "Viwr" JKX tSun Oil Co 769, 928, 1416, 1891Sun Ray Drug Co 288, 449, 928, 1261, 1730Sunbeam Gold Mines Co ----- v««V

Sunshine Mining Co 769, 1261, 1891Superheater Co -----1569, 2062Superior Steel Corp------ -1091, 1417, 1569Superior Water, Light & Power Co 2062Supervised Shares, Inc —769, 2062Sutherland Paper Co .--- 928Swedish Covenant Hospital — 449Sweets Co. of America, Inc..Swift & Co _- 1568Swiss American Electric Co 1892Sylvania Industrial Corp_ _ 928Sylvanite Gold Mines, Ltd---------------- 769 •Symington Gould Corp__122, 769, "j^q 2063

Syracuse Binghamton & New York RR__._'.2063

Tacony-Palmyra Bridge Co 769(James) Talcott. Inc 610. 928, 1261, 1569Talon, Inc 769(G ) Tamblyn, Ltd 1091tampa Electric Co -123, 769, 1569Tastyeast, Inc 122Taunton Gas Light Co 1892Taylor Wharton Iron & Steel Co -___.-1892Tech-Hughes Gold Mines, Ltd..288, 449,

olU, vZo

Tecumseh Products Co__ -1261Telautograph Corp _ _.__.1569Tennessee Alabama & Georgia^Ry. ^DeU^ ^


Jan.-Mar., 1938] INDEX XXIII

PageTelephone Bond& Share Co— -1730, 2063Tennessee Central Ry__123, 769, 1569, 1893Tennessee Corp ,___ 1417Tennessee Electric Power Co 928, 1417, 2063Tennessee Public Service Co 288, 1730, 1893Terminal Railroad Ass'n of St. Louis -1730Terminal Refrigerating & Warehousing Corp.

289, 2063Texamerica Oil Corp 1730Texas Corp 1892Texas Electric Service Co 1893, 2063Texas Gulf Producing Co 123, 1417Texas Gulf Sulphur Co. — — . 1893Texas Mexican Ry — __123, 929, 1569Texas & New Orleans RR__123, 769, 1262,

1417, 1893Texas Pacific Coal & Oil CO 2063Texas Pacific Land Trust Co 1262, 2064Texas Pacific Ry 770, 929, 1417, 1569,

1730, 2064Texas Power & Light Co 289, 1893, 2064Textile Properties, Inc 769Thatcher Mfg Co _____!.1569Thermoid Co. i _______ 1569Third Avenue Ry. System__123, 770, 1417, 1570Thomas Allec Corp 929(John R.) Thompson Co 1893Thompson Electric Welding Co _ 123Thompson Products Inc _____ 1730Thompson-Starrett Co., Inc 1417, 1730345 West 86th St., Apartment Bldg_ 770Tide Water Power Co 1569Time Inc - 123, 1730Timken Roller Bearing Co 929, 1569Tintic Standard Mining Co 2064T. I. S. Management Corp __ 1570, 1730Title Guarantee & Trust Co _289, 770Tivioli Brewing Co 1417Todd Shipyards Co 1570Toho Electric Power Co., Std 449Toledo Edison Co ____1091,1570Toledo & Ohio Central Ry 610Toledo Peoria & Western RR123, 929, 1570Toledo Terminal RR 1893Tom Moore Distillery Co__ —____ —1417Torrington Co 1893Tuare Co 1570, 1730Transamerica Corp— 289, 449, 1091, 2064Transcontinental Petroleum Corp 2064Transcontinental & Western Air, Inc 2064Transue & Williams Steel Forgings Co_1091, 1261Traylor Engineering & Mfg. Co 1730Treadwell York Co., Ltd 610, 770, 1091Trenton Valley Distillers Corp 610Tri-Continental Corp 770, 1091Trippensee Mfg Co 1417Tri State Telephone & Telegraph Co. .123,

929, 1261, 1730Truax-Traer Coal Co ____ 1570Trunz Pork Stores, Inc 1570Trusteed Industry Shares 770Turbine Chatillon Corp 1570Tung-Sol Lamp Worls, Inc 1894Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corp 1590, 20642480 Broadway Apartment Bldg 929Twin City Rapid Transit Co 770, 1262Twin Coach Co 449, 1730, 1894Twin State Gas & Electric Co — _—.—2064

Ulen & Co 929, 1418, 1570, 1730, 1894, 2064nderwood Elliott Fisher Co 1091, 1418Underwriters Group, Inc 449Union Bag & Paper Corp 929, 2065Union-Buffalo Mills Co 771, 2064Union Carbide & Carbon Co ___1571Union Electric Co. <Mo.) 1895Union Gas Co. of Canada, Ltd 1091Union Investment Co 771, 1262, 2064Union Oil Co. of Calif 1418, 1730Union Pacific RR 929, 1418, 2065Union Premier Foods Stores, Inc. _ 289,

929, 1092, 1571Union Street Ry __1418Union Twist Drill Co 1262United Aircraft Corp 123, 1894United Air Lines Transport Corp 1894United American Bosch Corp 449United American Petroleum Co__ 1571United Artists Theatre Circuit, Inc 289United Carbon Co 1262United Carr-Fastener Corp 1571, 1895United Chemicals, Inc 123, 2065United Cigar-Whelan Stores Corp 930United Corp 449, 610, 930, 1262United Corporations Ltd 1262United Distillers of Canada, Ltd 771United Drill & Tool Corp 930United Drug Co 1895United Dyewood Corp 611, 1262United Elastic Corp 1092, 1263United Electric Coal Co -771, 1263United Electric Light Co j:2065United Endowment Foundation, Inc 4263United Fruit Co —611, 930, 1091United Gas Corp ___610, 770United Gas Improvement Co__123, 289, 450,

611, 771, 930, 1092, 1263, 1418, 1571,1731,1895,2065

United Light & Power Co 449, 1418United Light & Rys___- __ 450United Merchants & Manufacturers, Inc_771, 930United Molasses Co., Ltd 123United Paperboard Co., Inc 771, 1571United Printers & Publishers, Inc __1263United Profit Sharing Corp -.1795, 2065

PageUnited Sales, Ltd __ 771United Shoe Machinery Corp., 772, 930United Specialties Co_ j 1731, 2065United States Casualty Co 772United States Envelope Co ____1263United States Fidelity & Guaranty Co 930United States Finishing Co • 450United States Foil Co 2065United States & Foreign Securities Corp 772United States Freight Co 1418, 2065United States Graphite Co 2065United States Guarantee Co .1571United States Gypsum Co. 1263United States Hoffman Machinery Corp.,

1092 1263United States International Securities Corp'.,

611, 772United States Leather Co__772, 1263, 1418, 1571United States Pipe & Foundry Co 611, 1895United States Playing Card Co .930, 1571United States Potash Co 1571United States Realty & Impt. Co 611, 1092United States Rubber Co 450. 1571United States Rubber Plantations, Inc 1572United States Rubber Reclaiming Co., Inc__ 123U. S. Smelting Refining & Mining Co._450, 2065U. S. Steel Corp 450, 772, 930, 1092,

1263,1731,1896United States Tobacco Co___ 772, 1093, 1573United States Traction Co 1731United Stockyards Corp. _ 123United Towns Electric Co., Ltd -.1418Universal Cooler Corp. 772Universal Cyclops Steel Corp __1896Universal Gas Co 2065Universal Pictures Co., Inc 123, 289, 1896Universal Products Co., Inc .1573, 1896University of Detroit. 1731Upressit Metal Cap Corp _-____--1573Upson-Walton Co. 1896Upstate Telephone Corp 1092Urban Water Supply Co 123Utah-Idaho Sugar Co. 1896Utah Light & Traction Co — 123Utah Power & Light Co_ 124, 1263Utah Ry_____ 124, 930, 1092, 1573Utica & Mohawk Cotton Mills 1263Utilities Elkhorn Coal Co. 1093, 1896Utilities Power & Light Corp 123, 611,

1418, 1573, 2066Utilities Power & Light Corp., Ltd 450Utility & Equities Corp ___ 930Utility & Industrial Corp 773

\/alspar Corp 450, 611, 1419, 1573, 1731V alvoline Oil Co. 1093Van Camp Milk Co —2066Van de Kamp's Holland Dutch Bakers, Inc. 1419Van Norman Machine Tool Co —1573Van Raalte Co., Inc 1093, 1573, 1896Vanadium Alloys Steel Co 611Vanadium Corp. of America 611* 2066Vanette Hosiery Mills 124Veeder-Root, Inc 1573Vento Steel Products Co 1093Vick Chemical Co 450, 772, 931, 1574Vicksburg Bridge & Terminal Co 1263, 1573Victor Brewing Co —1574Victor Chemical Works 1574, 1897Victor Equipment Co 931, 2066Victoria llondholders Corp 124Viking Pump Co 931, 1263Virginia Electric & Power Co 124, 289,

931, 1731, 2066Virginia Iron, Coal & Coke Co 931, 1896Virginia Public Service Co .1574Virginian Ry -.124, 290, 450, 931, 1574Vogt Mfg. Corp 931Vulcan Detinning Co 1897

Wabash Ry__124, 290, 450, 612, 773, 1263,1574, 2066Waco Aircraft Co 1897Wagner Baking Corp.. __ .1898Wagner Electric Corp 612, 1419Wahl Co 1264(Jack) Waite Mining Co 612Waitt & Bond, Inc .1897Waldorf System, Inc 1731Walgreen Co 450, 1093, 1731Walker & Co 612(Hiram) Walker Gooderham & Worts, Ltd.

599,1264, 1731(Tom) Walker, Inc.. 290Walker Mfg. Co 290Walworth Co 1574, 1897Ward Baking Corp. 1574, 1731Warner Bros. Pictures, Inc __ 773, 931Warner Sugar Corp 1264, 1419Warren Bros. Co 124(S. D.) Warren Co 1574Washington Assurance Corp. of N. Y .1264Washington Gas Light Co __1574Washington Motor Coach Co., Inc 773Washington Ry. & Electric Co 2066Washington & Surburban Cos 773Washington Water Power Co 290Waterloo Cedar Falls & Northern Ry 1731Waukesha Motor Co 1575Wauregan-Qunehaug Mills, Inc 290Wayne Pump Co 773, 1898Wayne Screw Products Co 290Wayne United Gas Co 290Webster Eisenlohr, Inc ^r;^r_---1575Weeden & Co 124, 1575

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(Raphael) Weill & Co.__ 450, 1898Weisbaum Bros.-Brower Co 1093Welch Grape Juice Co__ 124Wellington Fund, Inc 774, 1575Wentworth Mfg. Co 1419Wesleyn College, Macon, Ga___ 1265Wesson Oil & Snowdrift Co., Inc__124, 1419, 2066West Coast Telephone Co ___1419West Jersey & Seasnore RR._ 612West Ohio Gas Co 1419, 2066West Perm Ry : 290West Point Mfg. Co 1731West Texas Utilities Co. -___1731West Virginia Coal & Coke Corp.. 1897West Virginia Pulp & Paper Co..450, 774, 931West Virginia Water Service Co_.-_-_____.1898Westchester Fire Insurance Co 774Westchester Lignting Co._ 124, 1575Western Air Express Corp * 931, 1731, 2066Western Auto Supply Co___450, 1093, 1264, 1731Western Breweri&s, Ltd.. 1264Wastern Dairies, Inc „ 124Western Electric Co.. Inc __._._1419, 1731Western Grocer Co '__ 774Western Grocers, Ltd „_1575Western Maryland Ry._124, 450, 774, 931,

1093,1264, 1420,1575, 1732, 1898,2066Wastern Massachusetts Cos __1265Western Pacific RR. 124, 774, 1575, 1898Western Pipe & Steel Corp 931, 2066Western Public Service Co._124. 290, 931,

1265, 2066Western Ry. of Alabama 124, 931, 1732Western Reserve Investing Corp 931Western Tablet & Stationery Corp__ 290Western Union Telegraph Co. _ 124, 450, 931,

1093, 1265, 1419, 1898Westinghouse Air Brake Co __1732Westinghouse Electric & Mfg Co. .932, 1419,

1575, 1898, 2066(George) Weston, Ltd 2066Westvaco Cnlorine Products Corp. 2067Weyenberg Shoe Mfg. Co 1898Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry 125, 774, 932, 1576Wheeling Steel Corp. 291, 1093, 1420, 1732Whitaker Paper Co 774, 2067White Motor Co ____1420, 1576White Rock Mineral Springs Co 612, 1898White Sewing Machine Corp 932, 1737(William) Whitman Co , Inc. __1265Wichita Falls & Southern RR 1 v,8Wickwire Spencer Steel Co _1898(H. F.) Wilcox Oil & Gas Co. 1732, 1898Will & Baumer Candle Co

__ 612Willainina & Grand Ronde Ry___ 612Williams Oil-O-Matic Heating Corp 291Williamsport & North Branch Ry 774Willson Products, Inc 1093, 1265, 1732, 2066Willys-Overland Motors, Inc 125, 1420,

1732, 2067Wilmer & Vincent Corp 291Wilson & Co., Inc 291, 460, 774Wilson-Jones, Inc __291, 2067Winchendon Electric Light & Power Co 774Windermere Hotel 1898Windsor Hotel, Ltd 1093Winnipeg Electric Co 291, 1732Winsted Hosiery Co 450, 774, 1265Winters & Crampton Corp 774, 1420, 2067Wisconsin Central Ry ___125, 932, 1898Wisconsin Hydro-Electric Co 774Wisconsin Investment Co_ 932, 1265Wisconsin-Michigan Power Co 125, 612Wisconsin & Michigan RR 774Wisconsin Power & Light Co 1576Wisconsin Public Service Corp 612, 1093, 1576Witherbee-Sherman Corp 291, 2067Wolthausen Hat Corp., Ltd - 1905Wolverine Mines, Ltd 1576Wood. Alexander & James, Ltd 291(Alan) Wood Steel Co___ 1265, 1732Woods Bros Corp 774, 932Woods Mfg. Co., Ltd 1576Woodward & Lathrop 2067Woolf Bros., Inc 1093F. W. Woolworth Co 291, 932, 1093, 1737(F. W.) Woolworth & Co., Ltd 774, 932Woonsocket (R. I.) Worsted Mills 933Worcester Suburban Electric Co 2067Worcester Telegram Publishing Co 1737World Fire & Marine Insurance Co 932Worthington Pump & Machinery Corp 1732Wright IIargreaves Mines Ltd 1093(Wm.) Wrigley Jr. Co 2905(Rudolph) Wurlitizer Co 774

Yale & Towne Mfg Co 2067azoo & Mississippi Valley RR___125, 933, 1576Yellow & Checker Cab Co 774, 933Yellow Truck & Coach Mfg. Co 1093, 1420Yonkers Electric Light & Power Co 125York Ice Machinery Corp 125, 450York Knitting Mills, Ltd. 933York liys 125, 1266(J. S.) Young Co 1576Ypres & Cadillac Mines Ltd 457Youngstown Pressed Steel Co 1737Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co__933, 1266,

1576, 1906Youngstown Steel Car Corp— 291Youngstown Steel Door Co —1265Yukon Gold Co 1266, 1737

Zenith Radio Corp — 774, 2067onite Products Corp 291, 2067


XXIVINDEX jL

[Vol. 146—Part 1

STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT—GENERAL NEWSGENERAL

iPage

Alabama—Bond retirement fundproposal approved by Governor 303Arkansas—Special Legislative session

seen likely— 1106

Bond Price Chart of 18 cities pre¬

pared- - -——- -——-——- - -1106

California—Court ruling on Irriga¬tion district bond plan may setprecedent --1918

City manager government operativein 472 municipalities—System Ineffect 30 years —— 786

Connecticut—Additions to list of legal invest¬

ments.------------- 464, 1277Financial statistics complied on

municipalities-- 464

Porida—Court ruling viewed as aidto school district refundlngs 303

Georgia—Governor signs tax revi¬sion bill 135

Kansas—Legislature to considerrelief measures 944

Louisiana—Bonded debt of Stateand certain subdivisions dis¬cussed. -— —- .2082

Maine—Aims of Emergency Mu¬nicipal Finance Board sum¬marized.! — 135

Maloney Bill—Opposition registeredon Inclusion of municipals.-1277.

1430, 1588

Maryland—Mutual savings banksheld exempt from Income tax 623

Massachusetts—

Changes In listof legal Investments,464,1588

Court rules stock dividends taxable 1106Michigan—

Quotations on municipal issues.... 464Special Legislative session to be

called 1430Mississippi—

Governor asks Legislature to enacthomestead tax exemption plan.. 303

Industrial plan held valid --1106Jobless benefit law upheld by State

Supreme Court 623Statistical Information prep:

on highway notes-X—^ 303Municipal Bankruptcy Act held con¬

stitutional by Florida jurist.! - 786Municipal bond clubs oppose provi¬

sions of Maloney bill 1277, 1588Municipal bond outlook surveyed 303Municipal bonds—Annual edition of

price and yield comparison prepared 464Municipal highlights of 1937 reviewed 464

Nebraska—Court decision invali¬dates Mortgage MoratoriumLaw 1430

New Hampshire—Ruling given ontaxability of certain trust funds... 303

New Jersey—Court decision holds Municipal

Finance Commission Act un¬constitutional in part 2082

Governor Moore assumes office forthird time 623

Municipal finance statistics com¬piled.-- 623

Revised index to laws on municipalfinance compiled 303

New York City—Budget killed when Mayor refuses

to sign. 135Capital outlay budget set at $239.-

248,593 ---1278City code signed by Gov, Lehman. 135City lJarkway^/£hthority Bill

signed ; 1918Council refuses to act on budget- - - 304

Council finally approves 464Court upholds city's rulings In sales

tax suits 464Estimate Board votes original

budget, ----- 304Original budget upheld by Court—

Appeal to be taken... 945Appellate Court affirms lower court

ruling ..-..1278Court of Appeals also upholds

budget —1588Estimate Board cuts relief allow¬

ance by 10% -——.--1918Housing bond Issue proposals

adopted by State Legislature 1918Mayor La Guardia sworn in for

second term,.. 303Mayor proposes new taxes to yield

relief revenue — 2082Sales tax continued by legislative

action 2082Sales tax ruling asked of U. S. Su¬

preme Court... 1430Tax rate fixed at new high of $2.80

for 1938 1588Tax valuations up $50,602,600 for

1938. 1106New York State— :

Budget1938-39 figure shows reduction of

$15,000,000—All special taxesretained 464

Supplemental budget put at$284,156. 1106

City Parkway Authority Billsigned. 1918

Governor signs New York Citycode------- 135

Governor submits program to Leg¬islature 304

Housing program bond issue pro¬posed 945

Adopted by Legislature 1919Legislative committee recommends

adoption of cash basis policy—2% sales tax recommended forrelief—Conclusions of committee 135

Legislature—Session opens 304Session ends 2082

GENERAL (Concluded)—Pagf.

New York State (Cond.)—Legislature (Concl.)—

Action completed on Governor'stax program 1588

Actions taken by Legislatureat session —2082

Child labor measure defeatedagain .... 1278

Governor's budget approved 1278Governor receives mortgage bills 2083Mortgage Moratorium Law con¬

tinuance recommended 945Approved—2082Requests Congress to end tax

exempt issues 1589Savings Bank Life Insurance Bill

passed.--.- — - 1918Various tax bills approved by

Senate------ —^-—- -——1430Payments urged to aid partially un-

em ployed ..1106New York State Central School Dis¬

trict System—Booklet published-.2083

Ohio—Relief program approved... 786

Pennsylvania—Investment basis set for trustees 136State Supreme Court holds Sinking

Fund Act invalid — 304Validity of Franchise Tax statute

assailed „! 1106Port of New York Authority—

Record traffic reported for 1937--- 304Public Works Administration—

Power decisions on TVA projectsleft up to cities.. ——' .1918

Report on present status of con¬struction program.. 464

Seeks to break writs haltingprojects - 464

Additional information on sub¬ject ----- 623

Stand outlined on TVA powerprojects ...1917

U. 8. Supreme Court upholds mu¬nicipal power projects 302

Reconstruction Finance Corpora¬tion—

Broadening of municipal lendingauthority proposed 1277

Call for bids on bonds 785, 1917High bids received 1105Official statement on awards 1277

jales^xes being used In 23 States.. 623/antee-Cqoper Power Authority,S. C.—Dhplal of power writ up¬held 945

Taxing structures of various countries show wide divergence 1589Tennessee—

Chart prepared on county debt.. - - 623County unit vote system invali¬

dated.-. .-.-1278Special session on district power

plan contemplated.. —--.1106Supreme Court holds utilities grants

are irrevocable 623

jnlted States—Appeal on Municipal Bank¬ruptcy Act granted by SupremeCourt—Also grants review onPort Authority employees' salarycase^.----1589

Assessment procedures show im¬provement 2083

Cities and States face relief rev- .

enue problem 2083Cities show gains in property tax

collections -.1588Constitutions of two States may be

altered 2083Effect of income taxes on total

revenue shows favorable trend. - 945Federal aid on municipal water

works to cease 2083Housing Authority—Over $150,-

000,000 earmarked for localprojects - 785

Local taxes show $4 billion increasein five years - 304

Municipal Bankruptcy Act heldvalid by Florida Jurist 786

Municipal bond dealers protestMaloney BUI counter regulation, 1106

Supreme Court upholds PWA mu¬nicipal power projects 302

Survey finds 23 States employingsales taxes — 623

Wider eligibility as legal invest¬ments recommended for bonds ofspecial State authorities 136

Survey made of overlapping assess¬ment districts -..---1430

Tax Board holds warrants subjectto Federal Income taxation.-— 945

BOND ISSUES

Abbeville, La. —138, 307, 468, 789berdeen, Miss. — —308Aberdeen, S. Dak 795, 1287Abilene, Tex. 475, 1928Acadia Parish, Fifth Ward Dr.

Dist. No. 2, La. 138, 307Adams, Neb. :—. 140Adrian. Mich. —790, 1110Agawam, Mass, , —————1592Aguado, Puerto Rico 1287Akron, Ohio 1437, 1597, 1926Akron City Sch. Diet., Ohio.

. ^ ■ _1438, 1756Alabama^ Bridge Authority, ■'^49Alachua County Spec. Tax Sch.

Dist. No. 26, Fla. 625, 1590Alamance Couhty, N. C.-1437,

\ 1756,1925ALamo Heights, Tex.__1439,1599,2096Albany, N. YJ__6£9, 793, 1436,

7 1595, 1924Albany, OreXl 794, 1115Albany Oounty. Wyo. ———;2098Albemarle, N.' C. 1114, 1925

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Albert City, Ia.„306, 467, 788, 1280Alberta, Prov. of—1288, 1600, 1760Albuquerque, N. Mex .— 9o0Albuquerque Sch. Dist., N. Mex.,

950 1594

Alcorn County, Miss. 2089Aledo, 111. 1432Alger, Ohio ———— 143Alexandria, Ind. 1751, 2U86Allegan, Mich. 948, 1110, 1922Alleghany County. Va.

Allegheny County, Pa. 144,473, lo98

Allenhurst, N. J. _1435, 1594Allensville, Ky. ———-138

lilS^n.80---1—J$y, 128?US. t~=ssÂmesbury, Mass. 2087Amherst, Mass. ———.———-2087Amherst Com. Sch. Dist. No. 18,

N, Y. 2091Amherst Twp., Que. 146Amoy, Miss. 140, 628, 791, 949Amsterdam, N. Y 950, 1113, 1284Anadarko, Okla. ---—1926Anadarko Sch. Dist., Okla._794, 1286Andover, Mass. —1921, 2087Androscoggin County, Me — 138Anna Sch. Dist., Ohio ----794Anniston, Ala. 136, 624Anoka County, Minn. 1434. 17o3Apache County Sch. Dist. No. 7,

Ariz. ——1589Argo Com. High Sch. Dist. No.

217, 111. 1108. 1432, 1590Arkansas, State of, 137, 304,

465, 624, 786, 945, 1107,1279, 1280, 1589, 1918

Arkansas State Board of Educa-tion, Ark. -465, 786

Arlington, Mass. 139Arnolds Park Cons. Sch. Dist.,,

Iowa 626, 947Artisia, N. Mex. -————---2091Asbury Park, N. J 141, 470,

950, 2090

Ash Grove Cons. Sch. Dist.No. 7, Mo. 140

Asheboro, N. C. 1756, 192oAspbum Twp., 111. ——208oAshland City Sch. Dist., Ohio,

794, 952, 1438Ashland County, Wis. 1600Ashtabula, Ohio 143Ashtabula County, Ohio — 472Ashton Sch. Dist. No. 16, Neb.—2090Assumption Par. Sch. Dist.

No. 1, La. 1433, 1592, 2087Atalissa Ind. Sch. Dist., Ia.,

1280, 1432, 1591Atchison County, Kan.—306. 467, 626Atchison Sch. Dist., Kan.—947, 1109Athens, Ala. ——1430Alliens, 111. 466Athens County, Ohio 310, 631Atlanta, Ga. —466, 788Atlanta, Tex. 475, 633Atlantic Beach, Fla. 1280Atlantic City, N. J..141, 1112, 2090Attleboro, Mass. 948Auburn, Me. 138, 307, 1281Auburn, N. Y. 1436, 1595, 1755Audubon County, Ia. 1921Augusta, Me. — 139Austin County, Tex —795, 953Austin Sch. Dist., Tex. — 2096Aval on, N. J. 1283Avoea, Wheeler, Cohocton, How¬

ard, Fremont, Bath and Pitts¬burgh Cen. Sch. Dist. No. 1,N. Y. -— 141

Avon Lake Sch. Dist., Ohio 1114Avondale Sch. Dist., Ga 466, 625

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Baird Ind. Sch. Dist., Tex.,1439, 1759Baldwin, Wis. 1760, 2098Baltimore. Md. —789, 1752Bangor, Pa. 307, 311, 632Banner Twp., 111. 1108Baraga, Mich. —1110Barnes County. N. Dak——951, 1285Barnstable, Maes. 1433Bartlesviile, Okla. _.—144, 631,

794, 952, 1286Batavia, N. Y. 950, 1595, 1755Baxter Springs, Kan. —— 2086Baxter Springs, Okla. _2094Bay City, Mich. 469, 790Bayonne, N. J, — —1283, 1435Beacon, N. Y. -141, 471Beattyville, Ky. —626Beaver County Sch. Dist., Utah. 954Beaver Dam, Wis. ————1288Belding, Mich. ! —948, 1284Belfast. Caneadea, Angelica, New

Hudson and Allen CentralSchool Dist. No. 1, N. Y.,

1755, 1924, 2091Belle Plaine, Ia. —1921, 2086Belle Plaine Ind. Sch. Dist., Ia.,

306, 626

Belleville, 111. 1591Belleville, N. J. 2090Bellingham, Mass. ,.—789, 948Belmont Sch. Dist., Ohio. 1285Bemidji, Minn. 1923Ben Avon Heights, Pa.—— 144Bennett County. S. Dak.—.—.— 311Bent County High Sch. Diet.,

Colo. 787Bent County Sch. Dist. No. 10,

Colo. —1 946, 1431, 1751, 2084Benton, La. — 138Benton Countv, Minn.——— 139Benton Sch. Twn., Ind 306, 788Benyonia Twp, Sch. Dist. No. 1.

Mich. — 790Bergen County, N. J.-141, 1435,

1923, 2090

Berlin, N. H. 792Berlin Twp., N. J. 471, 792.Berrien County. Mich. 1922Bethalto Sch. Dist. No. 152, 111. 466

Bethesda, Ohio > 1438Bethlehem City Sch. Dist., Pa.—2094Beverly, Mass. —408, 627, 1592, 1752Bexar County Water Control and

Impt, Dist, No, 7, Tex. 795Big Sandy, Tex. 475Billings, Mont. 140Birighamton, N. Y—1113, 1595. 17a5Birdville Sch. Dist., Tex.„1287,

1759, 2096

Birmingham, Ala. 1430, 1918Birmingham, Mich.-1282, 1753, 2089Biscayne Dr. Dist., Calif 1919Bishopville, S. C. 953Biwabik, Minn. — 140, 308Blcomfield, Troy, Royal Oak and

Southfield Twps. Frae. Sch.Dist. No. 1, Mich. 1593

Bloom ington School City, Ind.,1432, 1920, 2086

Bloomville, Ohio 1114Blowing Rock, N. C. .1756Blytheville Paving Districts Nos. ""

2 and 3, Ark. 1749Baca Raton, Fla. — : 1919Boise, Ida. — 947Boise City Ind. Cons. Sch. Dist.

No. 2, Okla. 1597. 1926Bolivar County, Miss 308, 469Bonners Ferry, Ida. — __—1432Bonneville County Ind. Sch. Dist.,

Class A, No. 1, Ida. — -1280Boone, Ia. —. 1280Bossier City, La. — : 1752Boston, Mass -468, 789, 1433,

2087. 2088Boston Metropolitan District,

Mass. ——————— —2088Boundary County Ind. Sch. Diet.,

Class A, No. 4, Ida 947,1590, 1920

Bourgegt Twp., Que. 146Bowmanville, Out. - 796Boyd County, Ky. 2087Bozeman, Mont. : 140Braintree, Mass. ; 1110Brandywine Sch. Twp., Ind.,

788, 947

Brantford, Ont. —* 146, 1116Bratton TWp. Sch. Dist., Pa.,

632, 953Brazaria County. Tex. 1116Breaux Bridge, La 138, 468,

626, 948Breese, 111. 625Brenard County Spec. Road and

Bridge Districts, Fla. 787Brewer, Me. — _948, 1110Bridgeport, Neb 1283, 1923, 2090Bridgeton, N. J. 629, 1283Bridgewater, Mass. 1110, 1592. 2088Brighton, Mich. ; .——1593Bristol County, Mass. 789, 948British Columbia, Prov. of 1760Britton Ind. Sch. Dist. No. 1,

S. Dak. 145Brockton, Mass. i 627Brockville, Ont. !__; 954Brookfield, Conn. i __2085Brookhaven, N. Y. 793, 950Brookhaven Sep. Sch. Diet,,

Miss. — _4S9, 628Broward County, Fla. 946Broward County Road and Bridge

District No. 3, Fla. — 787Brown County Water Imp, Dist.

No. 1, Tex. 1599, 1759Brownstown Civil Town, Ind 2086Brownstown School Town, Ind.-2086Brownstown School Township.

Ind. - 2086Brownsville, Tex. ———— 633Brunswick, Me. »1922, 2087Br.yon, 111. — 466Buchanan County, Mo —1283,

1754, 1923Bucklin, Mo. 949Buffalo. N. Y. —309, 793. 951,

1755, 1924

Buhler, Kan. 2087Bunceton Sch. Dist., Mo. 470Buncombe County, N. C. . 1596Burkburnett Sch. Dist., Tex._ 311Burleson County Impt. Dist.

No. 1, Tex. 1287Burlington, Mass. 1433Burlington, N. J. 2090Burlington County. N. J. 1923Burns, Birdsall, Almond, Grove,

Ossian and Dansville Cen. Sch.Dist No. 2, N. Y 1595, 1924

Burton Township, Mich.—1434. 1753Burton Twp. Sch. Dist. No. 5,

Mich. — —— 1282. 1922 •

Bussey Cons. Sch. Dist., Ia 1280Butler County, Mo. ... 1593Butler County, Ohio 1597, 2093Butler Grove Twp., Ind _466. 1920Butlerville-Harlan Twp. Sch,

Dist., Ohio —— — 952Butte County, Calif. — 305

Cabarrus County. N. C. -142, 472ache Twp. Road Dist. No. 10,111. —466, 1432

Calcakieu Parish, La. ———1110Caldwell, Kan. _1921Calgary, Alta. 476, 634Calhoun County. Fla. 1280, 1750Calicoon, Delaware, Bethel, Fre¬

mont, Cochocton and LibertyCentral School Dist. No. 1.,N. Y. 629, 793

California, State of, 137, 305,465, 624. 787, 946, 1279,

1590, 1750, 1919, 2084Cambria. N. Y 1436, 1595. 1755Cambridge, Mass. 1110, 1281,

1592, 1919, 2088Cambridge, Ohio — - - — 143Camden, N. J. 792, 1282Camden County. N, J. 2090Cameron County, Tex 1116,

1439. 1759

Cameron Countv Water Imp,Dist. No. 1, Tex. 1599

Campbellsville, Ky. —467, 1109


JAN.-MAR., 1938] INDEX XXV


Canada. Dominion of, 146, 312,476, 634, 796, 954, 1288,

1600, 1930Canton, 111. 1920. 2085Canton, Mass. 1921Canton, Miss. 628, 949Cape May, N. J 112, 1594, 1754Cape May Point, N. J 141, 629Burlsbad, N. Mex. 2091Carlton, Ore. —1598Carlton County Ind. Sch. Dist.

No. 11. Minn. 628, 1923* Carnegie, Okla. —952, 1114. 1286

Carnegie Sch. Dist., Okla—952,1114, 1438

Carrier Un. Gr. Sch. Dist. No. A,Okla. 1114, 1438

Carroll County, Ky. —1433Carrollton, Ky. 467, 1592Carson, Mich. —1282Carthage Spec. Cons. Sch. Dist.,

Miss. —— —--,1111Cash Sch. Dist. No. 19, N. Dak._ 143Cass County Road Dist. No. 6,

Tex. 796Cass County Road Districts, Tex. 1929Cass County Sch. Dist. No. 11,

N. Dak. 631, 1756Cassville, Mo. 470, 2089Cassville, Wis. 1440, 1930Cattaraugas County, N. Y.—629, 793Cavalier, N. Dak. J -1285Cedar Falls, la. 138, 306Cedarhurst, N. Y. 793Center Sch. Twp., Ind. 1591Centerville, la. 1280, 1432, 1591Centreville, Mich. 1282, 1434

• Cerro Gordo County. Ia. 1280Chambers County School Board,

Ala. 1589, 1918Champaign, 111. —-1751, 1920, 2085Chanute, Kan. 1109Chapel Hill. N. C. 143, 472Charleston County. S. C. —145, 311Charleston County Cons. Sch.

Dist. No. 5, S. C. 1287Charleston County Sch. Dist.

No. 1, S. C. * 2096Charlevoix, Mich. 948, 1282Charlotte, N. C. 1925Chatham, Ont. 634Chatham County. S. C. 631Chattanooga, Tenn. —474, 1115,

1759 1928

Chautauqua County, N. Y. _1284,1595, 1755

Chebanse, 111. 2085Cherokee County, Kan. 467Cherokee County. Neb. 470Cherokee County Road District

No. 5, Tex. 311Chesley, Ont. — —-—1760Chester, Pa. 311, 1286, 1757Chester Twp., N. J. 309Chewelah Sch. Dist., Wash. 1600Chicago, 111. 625, 947, 1108. 1591Chicago Park District, 111.—625,

788, 1591Chicopee, Mass. 469Childress, Tex. 1599Chrisney, Ind. 137Chugwater, Wvo. 1930. 2098Cincinnati, Ohio 143, 310,

952, 1114, 1285, 1438Cincinnati City Sch. Dist., Ohio,

1Q9fi 90Q9

Circle, Mont. 1594, 1754! 2090Circleville, Ohio —— 143Cisco, Tex. 1599Clackamas County Sch. Dist.

No. 114. Ore. 1 631, 952Clairton, Pa. — —1115Clara City. Minn. 308Clarinda. Ia. 1751Clarksville, Tenn. .— 1287Clay Center, Kan. —2087Clay City, 111. 137Clav Citv Com. High Sch. Dist.

No. 103, 111. 1108Clavton, Mo. 628, 791Clayton. N. Mex. —1436, 1754, 2091Clear Creek Twp., Ind 128C,

1432. 1751Clearwater County Com. Sch.

Dist. No. 8. Ida. 1432Cleveland, Ohio 310, 1114.

1438, 1597, 1756, 1926Cleveland, Tex. 954, 1287Cleveland Ind. Sch. Dist., Tex.,

1Q9Q

CIeves, Ohio. 1597,' 1756Clinton, Ia. _1921Clinton, Mass. 1751Clinton, Okla. 473

• Clinton, Wis. —- 954Clinton Twp., Ind. 1280, 1751Clinton Twp. Rural Sch. Diet.,

Ohio 310, 472Clover Twp.. 111. 306, 466Clovis. N. Mex. 1924Coachella, Calif. 946. 1431Coal Twp. Sch. Dist., Pa. 795,

1598, 1758Coalport Sch. Dist., Pa. 311, 1438Coffevville. Kan. 789Cohasset. Mass. 2088Cohoes. N. Y. 1284Colfax Ind. Sch. Dist., Ia 1280College Twp. Sch. Dist., Pa._953.

1115Collins Water District. Ore. —1286Colleton County, S. C. 145Colorado, State of 305. 465,

1108. 1750Columbia County Sch. Dist.

No. 47, Ore. 952Columbus, Ga. 137, 466, 625ColHmhus, Neb. 308, 2090Columbus. Ohio . 1114, 1285Comanche County. Okla. 144Comfort Sch. Dist., Tex. 1759Commercial Twp., N. J. 1594. 2090Concord. N. H. 141, 950Conecuh County. Ala. 136Conneaut Lake Sch. Dist., OMo_1996Connecticut, State of 305, 1431Contra Costa County, Calif 1919Convov. Ohio #10.Coon Valley, Wis. 146'


Cook County, 111 306, 466,1280, 1751, 2085

Cook County Non-High Sch. Dist.No. 216, 111. 1591, 1920, 208o

Cornipg, N. Y. .1924, 2091Corsicana,,_ Tex. 2096Corson Coufity, S. Dak. 2096Cortlandt, N. Y. 1436Cosmos, Minn. 308, 628, 143oCotter Sch. Dist., Ark. .—1279Cottonwood, Ida. 305, 1108, 1590Cottrellville Twp., Mich. 1434Coultesville, 111. 2085Council Bluffs, Ia. 306, 626, 947Courtenay, N. Dak. .—1597Covington Twp. Sch. Dist.,

Mich. 139, 2089Cowley County, Kan. —_—---—1921Cowlitz Cons. Imp. Dyking Dist.

No. 1, Wash. 475Crafton, Pa. ——— 144Cranston, R. I. —145, 795, 953. 1599Crawford County, Kan. 1109Crook County, Ore. 1598Crystal Falls, Mich. 1593Culbertson, Neb. 1435Cumberland, Md. 139, 468Curtis, Neb. 1112, 1283Cuyahoga County, Ohio —1597Cuyahoga Heights Sch. Dist.,

Ohio 310, 794Cypress Rural High Sch. Dist.

No. 5, Tex. 633

Dade County, Fla. 1108akota County, Neb. — 470Dalhart, Tex. 1929, 2096Dallas, Tex. 312, 475, 2096, 2097Dallas City, 111. 1108Dallas County, Tex. 1759Dallas Levee Impt. Dist., Tex 1116Dallastown, Pa. 1758Daly City, Calif. 305Dane County, Wis. 312Danvers, Mass. 469, 2088Danville, Ky. 1592Danville, Va. 796, 1288Davenport, Ia. 1921Davis, Calif. —465, 1107, 1279, 1431Davis City, Ia. 626, 788Davison County, S. Dak. —1115, 1287Dawson County Sch. Dist. No. 35,

Neb. 1923Davton, Ohio ; 952, 1114Dayton, Wash. —312, 634, 954, 2097De Land Spec. Tax Sch. Dist.,« Fla. 466, 1280, 1750Dearborn, Mich. 2089Decatur, Ind. 306Decatur School City, Ind. 137Dedham. Mass. 469, 1281, 2088Deer Isle-Sedgwick Bridge Dist.,

Me. 307Deer Park, Ohio 472Deer Park Fire Dist., N. Y.,

1595, 1755Deerfield, Fla. — 305Delaware, Ohio 1926, 2093Delaware Twp., Pa. 473Delhi, Ont. - 2098Delta, Colo. 137Delta County, Mich. 1593Denison, Tex. 1759, 1929Dennison, Ohio 1438Denver, Colo. 465, 624. 787,

946,.1108, 1279, 1431Depew, N. Y. — 2091Des Moines, Ia. — 1432Detroit, Mich. —139, 308. 627,

790, 1111, 1282, 1434, 1922, 2089Dickinson County, Ia. 1432, 1751Dickson City Sch. Dist., Pa 2094Dickson County, Tenn. 475Donald, Ore. 144Donaldsville, La. 627, 948,

1281, 1433Donna. Tex. _t 1599Douglas County, Kan. 1281Douglas County, Wis. 312Douglas County Sch. Dist. No. 4,

Ore. — -681, 953, 1757Dover, Mass. 1921Dover, Ohio —_ 472Dowagiac, Mich. 627Downingtown Sch. Dist., Pa.,

1115, 1926, 2094Downs, Kan. 789Dracut, Mass. 1433, 1592Drake. N. Dak. 794, 1437Dresden, N. Y. > 1284, 1436Dresden, Tenn. -—• 1759Dresser Junction, Wis. —312, 476Duluth, Minn. 790, 1111Durnont, N. J. — 629Dunellen, N. J. 309, 1283. 1435Dunklin County. Mo. 470, 949Dunmore Sch. Dist., Pa., 1598,

1758, 1926Dunn County, Wis. . 954Duplin County, N. C. 631Durand, Mich. 469. 627. 790,

1282, 1753, 1922Durant, Okla. —1926Durham. N. C. —143, 310, 472, 1597Dur.vea Sch. Dist.. Pa. 632, 1758Dutchess County. N. Y. 141Duval County, Tex.— 633Duval County Road District

No. 1, Tex. 1287, 1599. 1929Dyer County, Tenn. 145

BOND ISSUES (Continued)

Earlville. 111. 1920ast Bridgewater, Mass. 789East Chicago, Ind. 1432, 1751East Longmeadow, Mass. -1752East Moline Sch. Dist. No. 30.

111. 1920EnBt Rockaway, N. Y. 2091East St. Louis, 111. 1280, 1751East Stroudsburg. Pa. 144East Vineland, N. J. 2090East Wenatchee, Wash. 312. 1440Eastchester, N. Y. 471. 629,

•

, 1755, 2091Easthampton, Mass. _627, 1110. 1752Easton. Mass. — —790, 94ftEastport. Me. ——139Eau Claire County, WTis., 1600.

1760, 2098

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Ecorse, Mich. 627Eddv County, N. Mex. 950, 1436Edgefield, S. C. 1928Edgerton, Ohio 1285Edgewater, N. J. 471Edgewood, Tex. 796Edinboro, Pa. 1598, 1927Edinburg, Ind. 2086Edmeston, Burlington, New Lis¬

bon and Pittsfield Cen. Sch.Dist. No. 1, N. Y. 1113

Edmonton, Alta. 146, 634, 1440Edwardsville Sch. Diet., Pa.,

1598, 1758, 1927Egg Harbor Twp., N. J. 1283El Dorado County, Calif 465, 1107Elba, Batavia, Stafford, Oakfield

and Byron Cen. Sch. Dist.No. 1, N. Y. 629, 79

Elba Cen. Sch. Dist., N. Y 142Elbridge, N. Y. 1284Eldora, la. 467, 626, 947Electra, Tex. 1439, 1599Elk City, Okla. 1926Elk Lick Twp. Sch. Dist., Pa. 1927Elk Point, S. Dak 633, 1439, 1928Elkhart County, Ind 1280, 2086Ellington, Mo. 2090Elliriwood, Kan. ;_138, 306, 467Ellis, Kan. 947, 1921, 2087Ellsworth Sch. Dist. No. 24,

Kan. 1281, 2087Ellwood Citv, Pa. 144Elmer, N. J. 309, 792Elmira, N. Y. —471, 629, 1755, 1924Elmwood, Wis., 1116Elnora, Ind. 1591Elwood, Kan. —789, 947, 1281, 1752Ely, Nev. 950, 1112, 1435Emporia, Kan. 1591, 1752Endicott, N. Y. 1113Englewood, Colo. 137Enid, Okla. 1286, 1757, 1926Ennis, Tex. 145Ennis Ind. Sch. Dist., Tex 475Enterprise Irr. Dist., Ore. 631Erath, La. . - .307Erie, Kan. 1109Erie, Pa. 1927Erie County, N. Y. .1595, 1755,

1924 2091Erie County. Pa. —1438, 1598! 1758Escambia County, Sch. Dists.,

Fla. —625, 1280Escambia Countv Spec. Tax Sch.

Dist. No. 4, Fla. 625, 1280Escambia County Spec. Tax Sch,

Dist. No. 16, Fla. — 137Esopus. N. Y. 1284, 1755, 2091Essex County, Mass. 627, 1921, 2088Essex County, N. J 141, 1283, 1594Etobicoke Twp., Ont. 1760, 2098Euclid, Ohio 472Eunice, La. 1281, 1752Evanston, Wyo. 1930Evansville School City, Ind., 137,

306, 467Everett, Mass. 1433Everglades Dr. Dist., Fla. 946Excelsior Springs, Mo. 470, 628

Fairbury. Neb. 1594, 1754airfield, Conn. 1590Fairfield, Ia. 138, 788, 1432Fairfield County, Ohio 794Fairfield Sch. Twp.. Ind. 626

Fairview, Okla.-794, 1438, 1597,1757

Fall Creek, Ind. > 2086Fall River, Mass. 627Fairbault County, Minn. 140Farmland. Ind. 2086

Farwell, Neb. 1112, 1283Fayetteville, N. Y. 629Fergus County. Mont. 308Fergus Falls, Minn.—790. 1593, 1923Fernald Cons. Sch. Dist., Ia.,

138 788Ferris Sch. Dist., Tex. 633Fillmore County Sch. Dist. No.

174, Minn. 628, 949Findlay, Ohio 310, 631, 1114Fitchburg, Mass. — 1592Flagler and Volusia Counties

Ocean Shore Impt. Dist., Fla._1108Flagstaff. Ariz. 464Flandreau, S. Dak 145. 474,

633, 953, 11151* *alifax. N.' S. — - —1288Flint, Mich. 949 Halifax, Va, 1930

Gadsden, Ala. 2083ainesville, Tex. — 1287, 1759Galatia, Kan. 626Gainesville Spec. Road and

Bridge Dist. No. 1, Fla. 1750Gainesville Spec. Tax Sch. Dist.

No. 26, Fla. 946, 1750Galena, 111. - 2085Galena, Kan. ' 789Galena Park, Tex. 1116, 1439Galena Sch. Dist. No. 120, 111.,

1432, 2085Gallatin County Sch. Dist. No.

44, Mont. - 140, 308Galien Twp. Sch. Dist., Mich 1593Gait, Ont. -—1288Galveston, Tex. — 1599Garden City Sch. Dist., Mich. — 139Gardner, Mass. 1922Garfield Heights, Ohio 143, 631Garnett, Kan. 947Gary, Ind. 947, 1109, 2086Geneva, N. Y. ——— 1755, 1924Geneva-on-the-Lake, Ohio 1285Georgetown, Ont. — 954Georgetown, S. C. 474Georgia, State of 1432Goring, Neb. 1754Gibson County, Tenn. 1439, 2096Gilbert. Minn. 628, 1111Giles County, Tenn. 953Gillespie, 111. 1920Gilman. 111. 1920Gladbrook, Ia. 138,306,626, 1281Gladstone, Mich. 1593Glossboro, N. J. 792Glen Cove, N. Y. 1924Glendule, Ariz. 786Glendale, Calif. 1590Glenwood, Colo. 1750Glenwood, Minn. 949, 1593Glenwood Springs, Colo. . 624Gloucester, Mass. 627Gloucester Twp., N. J. 471Gloversville, N. Y. 2091Golden Gate Bridge and Highway

District, Calif.' 305Goliad County Road Dist. No. 1,

Tex. 633Goldsboro, N. C 310, 951,

1437, 1756, 1925Goodridge, Minn. — 308Gordon, Neb. ——2090Grady County Cons. Sch. Dist.

No. C-51, Okla. 794, 952Graettinger, Ia. 2086Grafton, la. 1109, 1921Grafton, Mass. -1281Grafton, Ohio 1114Grafton County, N. H 308, 470. 629Graham County, Ariz. 1431Granby, Que. 1600, 1760Grand Rapids, Mich. : 1593Grand Rapids Twp., Mich.—308, 469Grand River Dam Authority,

Okla. : 1114Grand Saline, Tex. _1439Grangeville, Ida. 805Granite Sch. Dist., Okla., 1597,

1757, 2094Grant, Neb. : 1594Grassy Lake and Tyronza Dr.

Dist. No. 9. Ark. 1279Great Barrington, Mass. 2088Great Bend, Kan. 947Gregg County, Tex. 1439Green Bay, Wis 1600, 1760, 1930Green River, Wyo. 854»Greene County, N. Y.—309, 471,

630, 1284Greene Twp.. 111. 1751Greenfield, Ohio 631, 794Greenville, Miss. 949Greenville, N. C. 1597Greenville, Que. 146Greenville County, S. C 632, 1439Greenwood County, S. C. 632, 1928Grenada, Miss. - 949Grenora, N. Dak. 143Groesbeck. Tex. 1287, 1929Guilford Countv. N. C. 1285Gulf County, Fla. 1108Gustine Drainage Dist.. Calif.,

787, 1107, 1279, 1431, 1590, 1919Guthrie, Okla., 794, 1114, 1286, 1438

Hagerstown, Md., 1281, 1433, 1752nlifflY "MS 1988

Florence, Ala. 1278Florida, State of—305. 466. 946,

1108, 1590, 1919, 2085Floyd County, Ia. 1751Folcroft, Pa. 1286, 1.758Ford County, Kan. 1591Forest Hill! Ont. 954, 1760Forman, N. Dak. 1285Fort Ann, Hartford and Kings¬

bury Cen. Sch. Dist. No. 2.N. Y. 1284. 1595. 2091

Fort Bend County Water Con¬trol and Impt. Dfet. No. 1,Tex. 1599, 1759

Fort Collins. Colo. 1750Fort Lauderdale, Fla. .» 625Fort Lee, N. J.__629, 792. 1112,

1923, 2090*V>rt Mvers, Fla. 1108Fort Pierce, Fla.-^_1280, 1431. 2085Fort Pierce Ind. Sch. Dist. No. 1,

S. Dak. 145Fort Plain. N. Y 1436, 1755. 1924Fort Stockton Ind. Sch. Dist.,

Tex. 1929, 2097Fort Sumner, N. Mex 141, 1113Fort Williams. Ont. * 1288Fox Point Sch. Dist., Wis 146Framingbam, Mass. 307, 469Franccsville, Ind. 306Franklin, La. 1281Fredonia, N. Y. 142Freeburg, 111. 1750Freeport. 111. 1920Fresno County, Calif. 137, 305.

624. 946Frisco Ind. Sch. Dist., Tex 1758Fulton, Ky. • 1109Fulton, N! Y —1436,1595, 1755

Hamilton, Mass. 627Hamilton, Ohio 2093Hamilton, Tex. 425, 1287, 1599Hamilton County, Ohio 794Hamilton County. Tenn. ... 1115Hamilton Twp., Mo. 1923Hamler Sch. Dist., Ohio .952, 1114Hammond, Ind. 137, 788Hammond Sch. City, Ind.. 467,

626. 947, 1920, 2086Hampshire Countv, Mass. 2088Hamtramck. Mich. ; 1593Hancock County, Ind. 306Hancock County, Ky. _ 789Hardin County Pub. Sch. Corp., '

Ky. 1752. 1921Hanover. 111. 625, 788Hardinsburg. Kv. 1433Hardy County, W. Va. 1288Harlan-Butlerville Vil. Sch. Dist.,

Ohio l 631

Harlingen. Tex. 116, 1759Harnett County, N. C. 631. 1597Harney County Sch. Dist. No. 29,

Ore. 473Harrisburg Ind. Cons. Sch. Dist.,

No. C-l, S. Dak., 1115, 1439,1928, 2096

Harrison, N. Y. 1113. 1284Harrison County. Miss., 308, 469,

791, 2088Hart Twp. Sch. Dist. No. 1,

Mich. 1282, 1593Hartford, Conn. 946. 1431, 1590Hartford, Vt. 1759, 1929, 2097Hartford City High Sch. Dist.,

W7is. 476, 954. 1440. 1600Hartford Town Sch. Dist., Vt..

1759, 1929, 2097Hasbrouck Heights, N. J. 1594


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Harvey Paving Dist. No. 1, N.Dak. 1437, 1597

Haskins, Ohio —1114, 1436Hastings-on-Hudson, N. Y.,

1113, 1284Hatton, N. Dak.„310, 472, 794. 1597Haverhill, Mass. 627, 1281,

17^9 1099

Hawaii, Territory of '-1280Haxtun Sch. Dist., Colo 1590Haywood County, N. C. —631Hazlehurst, Miss, ——— ,—2089Hazlewood, N. C. 1114, 1756Helena, Ark. 1919Helena, Mont. - 1283Helena Sch. Dist., Ark. 137, 465Hempstead, Tex. J 2097Hempstead Un. Free Sch. Dist.,

No. 9, N. Y. 2091Hempstead Un. Free Sch. Dist.

* No. 28, N. Y., 309, 471, 1436,1755, 1925

Hennepin County Ind. Cons. Sch.Dist. No. 85, Minn. 2089

Herndon. Kan, —1591Herrin, 111. — _1432Hialeah, Fla. —1920Hiawatha, Kan. _ 1281, 1921Hidalgo County, Tex. 1288, 1759High Point, N. C. 1114, 1285Highland Park, Mich. 627Highlands County, Fla. 1280Hill County Sch. Dist. No. 18,

Mont. —' 308Billiards, Ohio v—,—.... 143IlillSboro, Ore., 794, 953, 1598,

v.,/" 1757 1926Hillsboro, Tex. — 1288! 1599Hillsborough County, Fla.__625, 1750Hillsborough County, N. H—141, 308Hillsborough County Spec. Tax

Sch. Dist. No. 29, Fia 466Hillsdale, Mich. 949Hillside Twp., N. J., 950, 1435,

1594, 1754, 2090Hobart, Ind. 788, 947Hobbs, N. Mex. 1754Hoboken, N. J, 1283Hoiden, Mo. —308, 791, 1283, 2090Holdenville, Okla. 144, 473Holland, Mich. 628, 1111Hollirig Dr. Dist., Mont 1923Hollis, Okla. _ 952, 1757Holly Dr. Dist., Colo. 1750Hollywood, Fla. 1920Holyoke, Mass., 627, 790, 1922, 2088Homedaie. Ida. 625, 788, 1108Homer, Mich. 2089Homestead, Fla. 625Hood River Irr. Dist., Ore. 1115Hooper Alexander Sch. Dist.,> Ga. 1432Hopewell Twp. Cons. Sch. Dist.,

N. J. 792Houston, Tex., 312, 475, 633,

1599, 1929, 2097Houston County, Tex. 1288Houston Ind. Sch. Dist., Tex 1929Howard County, Ind. 467, 626Howe Ind. Sch. Dist., Tex,-1116, 1288Hudson, Mass. 2088Hudson, N. Y. 1436Huerfano County, Colo. 946Huerfano County Sch. Dist. No,

41, Colo. 787Humboldt, Tenn. 1439Humboldt Ind. Sch, Dist., Ia.,

. , • 947. 1591Hungerford Com. Sch. Dist. No.

25, Tex. _ 2097Huntington, N. Y 1755, 1925Huntington, W. Va. 1930Huntington Beach, Calif 946, 1750Huntington Un. Free Sch. Dist.

No. 3, N. Y. 629, 793, 951Huntington Un. Free Sch. Dist.

No. 4. N. Y. 142Huntsville, Ala. , —136, 304Huron, S. Dak. 1599Huron County, Ohio 1114Hutchinson, Kan. 1281, 1433Hutchinson Ind. Sch. Dist. No.

2, Minn. __. 140, 308Hutchinson Sch. Dist., Kan.™ 789

Iberia Parish, La. 789, 2087* (label, Okla.

_ 473Idaho, State of 305,"l920Idaho Falls, Ida. 137, 1751Idaho Falls Ind. Sch. Dist.,

Class A, No. 1, Ida. _2085Illinois, State of 466Imperial County, Calif. _ 787Imperial Irr. Dist., Calif.~6~24~~1918Independence, Ore. 1438Indian Lake, N. Y. 142, 309Indianapolis, Ind., 306, 467, 788,T „ „ „ , n°9. 1432, 1751Indianapolis School City, Ind.,T .. . ,T , 1432, 1920, 2086Indianola. Neb. 950, 1283, 1754Inman, Kan. 306, 626, 947International Falls, Minn., 469,T . ' , ... . 949, 1434, 2089Ionia County, Mich. 409Iowa, State of 1751Iowa City, Ia. III 306Iowa City Ind. Sch. Dist., Ial,r * ttt. 467> 626, 788Iowa County. Wis. ..1760, £098Ipswich, S. Dak. — 1758. 1928Ira Ind. Sch. Dist. Ia.

- 138Iron Ridge, Wis. II~~1600Ironvvood, Mich. 139Irvington, Ky. ZZJZZZZ 948Island County, Wash. ~ 312Isola Cons. Sch. Dist., Miss.. 308~ 628Islip Un. Free Sch. Dist. No. 9,

N. Y. . 142, 47iItawamba County, Miss. T— 2089Izard County, Ark. 1107

Jackson, Tenn. 145ackson County, Ia. IIIl281Jackson County, Mo. ~1923Jackson County, N. C. 310, 1925Jackson County, Tenn. 1287. 1599Jackson County Dr. Dist. No. 11,

Ark. - 1 74q

Jal, N. Mex. - —1—11924


Jacksonville, Fla. 305, 625.1590, 1920

Jamestown, N. Dak. 794, 1114Jasper, ,Ala. 2084Jasper County, S. C., 1115, 1439, 2096JelfcTsou County. Ala., 136,

1278, 1430, 1918, 2084Jefferson County, Kan. 289, 947Jefferson County, N. Y., 1925, 2091Jefferson County, Tex. 954Jefferson County Spec. Tax Sch.

Dist No. 1, Fla 625, 1280Jefferson Davis Parish, La.,

1433, 1923Jennings, La, —307, 468, 1433Jersey City, N. J. — 1112, 1283Jo Daviess County, 111. 1280Johnson City, Tenn. - 311, 953Johnson Twp., Ind. 306Johnston County, Okla. 144, 631Johnstown, Ohio _ 310Johnstown Sch. Dist., Pa., 1438, 1927Jonesboro, N. C. 951Jordan Twp., Ind. 1591Joseph, Ore. _2094JoUrdanton Ind. Sch. Dist.,

Tex, _ 1929Junction City, Kan. 626Junction City, Ore. 473, 631, 794

Kandyohi County, Minn. —469, 790ansas. State of 1921, 2087Kansas City, Kan. _ 1591Kansas City, Mo., 949, 1112,

1923, 2090Kaukauna, Wis. 1930, 2098Keene, N. 11. 792, 950Kellogg, Minn. 1434Kendallville, Ind. 2086Kenilworth, 111. 137Kenilworth, N. J. — 2090Kenmore, N. Y. —471, 630Kennett, Mo. 470Kenosha County, Wis., 476, 634,

954. 1760, 2098Kendall Sch. Diet., N. Dak.,

1114, 1437Kenton, Ohio - 1114Kontuucky, State of, 138, 306,

467, 626, 789, 1109,1592, 1921, 2087

Kenyon, Minn., 790, 1111, 1753, 1923Kenyon Ind, Sch. Dist. No. 91,

Minn. 1282Kern County, Calif. 1919Kershaw County, S. O. 2096Ketchikan, Alaska 945Keytesville Sch. Dist., Mo., 140, 308Killdeer, N. Dak., 1285, 1597, 1756King County Sch. Dist, No. 147,

Wash. 634, 1116Kingsport, Tenn. — 311Kingston, Mass. 2088Kingston, N. Y. 1113, 1436, 1595Kingston, Pa. 1439, 1598Kinney-Buhl Sch. Dist., Minn 1923Kirkland Sell. Dist. No. 29, Ill._l751Kinksville, Mo. 949, 1435Kinkwood, Mo. 1112, 1283, 1435Kitchener, Ont. 1600. 1930Kittaning, Pa. 144, 1115Klamath Falls, Ore., 144, 953,

1115, 1286, 1438, 1598, 1926Knoxville, Tenn., 475, 633. 953, 1439Kokomo, Ind. 1109Kootenai County, Ida, 625

La Crosse, Wis. 796. 1116a Grande, Ore. 1286, 1438,1598. 2094

La Junta, Colo. — 137, 1590Le Mesa, Lemon Grove and

Spring Valley Irr. Dist., Calif. 465La Porte, Ind., 788, 947, 1109. 1280

La^Salle Par. Sch. Dist. No. 21,La Salle Sch. Dist. No. 122, iii.,

1432. 1591Labette County, Kan, 789, 947Lackawanna City Sch, Dist.,

N. Y. 1595, 1755, 1925Lacoste Sch. Dist., Tex. 1929Ladue, Mo. ___ 628, 949, 1754Lafayette, Colo. 1431Lafayette County. Miss. _ 308Lafayette Twp. Sch. Dist., Pa..

1927, 2095Lake, Wis. 476Like County, Ind. 306. 788Lake of the Woods County Ind.

Sch. Dist. No. Ill, Minn 2089Lake Twp. Sch. Dist, No. 2,

Mich. 790Lake Wales Sch. Dist., Fla 1431Lakeland, Flu. 1750, 1920Lakewood Twp., N. J., 309, 792, 2091Lamar, S. C, 474Larnesa Ind. Sch. Dist., Tex.,

1439, 1929Lampasas, Tex. 312Lamro Ind. Sch. Dist. No. 20,

S. Dak. 145Lanark, 111. 466, 625, 1108Lanark County, 111. 1600Lancaster, Pa. 1758Lancaster Sch. Dist., Pa. —1927Larimer County Sch. Dist. No.

5, Colo. 1108Larchmont, N. Y. 793Larksville, Pa. 1758Las Cruees, N. Mex. 1436, 1924Las Vegas, N. Mex. ; 2091Lassen County, Calif, 137Lauderdale County, Miss., 140,

469, 1434Laurel County. Ky. _1921Lawrinburg, N. C. 2093Lawson. Mo. 949Lava Hot Springs, Ida, _. 625Lawrence, Mass. 627, 2088Lawrence Park Twp.. Pa. _1927Leakey Ind. Sch. Dist., Tex. 1440Leaksville. N. C. 1437. 1597Leavenworth, Kan., 138, 306. 1433Lebanon, Ohio 1438Lee County, Fla. 1280Lee County, Ia. 1432Lee Countv Spvrs. Dist. No. 2,

Miss. — ; 1435


Leeds Sch. Dist. No. 6, N.Dak. —951, 1756

Lehigh County, Pa, 1598, 1927Lenoir City, Tenrn 795, 1287Leominster, Mass. - .—627Leon County Spec. Tax Sch.

Dist. No. 5, Fla. 137, 787Leon County Spec. Tax Sch.

Diets., Fla. i, 787Level: Park Sch. Dist., Mich.,

628, 790Levy County Spec. Tax Sch.

Dist. No. 1, Fla. —466, 787, 1920Lewis County, N. Y. - 309Lewis County, Wash. ■ 1600Lewis and Clark County Sch.

Dist.. No, 13, Mont. ,.470, 791Lewisburg, Tenn. 1439, 2096Lewiston, Ida. 1590Lewiston, Me. 1 —2087Lewistown, Mont. . 1594Lexington; Mass. 1433, 1592Lexinjôn, Mich. 1593, 2089Liberal, Kan. — 306Liberty, Mo. 2090Liberty, N. Y. 2091Liberty, N. C. 1756Liberty Cons. Sch. Dist. No. 3,

Okla. 1598, 1757Liberty County, Tex. 145, 1440Liberty County Road Dists., Tex.,

2288Liberty County Sch. Dist, No. 29.

Mont. 470, 950, 1435Liberty Un, Free Sch. Dist. No.

1, N. Y. 630Lidgerwood Spec. Sch. Dist., N.!

Dak. _ 951Lima City Sch. Dist., Ohio,

• 1285, 1756Lime Springs Station, Ia., 788. 1109Lincoln County, Minn., 949,

1434, 1923, 2089Lincoln County Sch. Dist. No. 5,

Wyo. — 476, 954Lincoln Twp. Sch. Dist., Pa.,

473, 795, 953Lincoin ton, N. C. 794Lindenwold, N. J. 471, 950Linton, Ind. ; 1751, 1921Lisbon, Ia. 1751Little River Valley Dr. Diet.,

Fla. 1431Little Rock, Ark., 305, 465, 786, 1279Little Wood River Irr. Dist,,

Ida. 1432

Littlefield, Tex, 145Littleton, Mass. 1281, 1433, 1592Liverpool, N. S. 146, 312Livingston, Tenn. ; 1439Livingston Parish, La, 307, 789Livingston Par. Sch, Dist., La.,

1281. 1592, 2087Llovd, Marlboro and New Platz

Cen. Sch. Dist. No. 3, N. Y—2092Lockland Sch. Dist., Ohio 952Locust Creek Dr. Dist., Mo.—2090Lodi, N. J. 950, 1283, 1435Logan Sch. Dist., Kan. 138London, Ont. 1440Long Beach. N. Y. 630, 793Longview. Wash. 145, 954, 1759Lorain, Ohio 473, 1114, 1286Los Angeles County, Calif., 137,

305, 465, 624, 946, 1107, 1279■ 1431, 1590, 1919, 2084

Los Angeles Metropolitan WaterDist., Calif., 787, 1279, 1431, 1750

Louisiana, State of, 138, 307, 468,626, 1110. 1433, 1590, 1758, 2087

Louisville, Ky. 1281Loveland. Colo. 946Lowell, Mass. 1110Lowell Water Dist., Wash.. 796, 2097Lower Chichester Twp., Pa 311Lower Makefield Twp. Sch.

Diet., Pa. 144Lower Twp., N. J. 309, 471, 629Lucas County, Ia. 947, 1109Lucas County, Ohio 473Ludlow, Mass. 2088Lufkin, Tex. — —1440L'.imberton, N. C. . 1756, 2093Lyman, Neb. 1594Lyman County, S. Dak. 795, 953Lynch, Neb. 308Lynn, Mass. —- 627, 1592, 1752Lyons Falls, N. Y. _2092

McDavitt, Minn. 140, 790clntosh County Sch. Dists,,Okla. 1286

McKinncy, Tex, 1116McKinney Sch. Dist., Tex. 1440Macksvilie, Kan. 789Macomb County, Mich. 628Macon County, 111., 466, 788, 1591Madison, Fla. 305, 1920Madison, Wis. _1760Madison Ind. Sch. Dist., S.

Dak. 1439. 1758Madison Sch. Dist., Minn., 627, 949Madison Twp. Sch. Dist., Ohio,

952, 1757Madisonville, Tex. 633, 954Mahone Bay, N. S. _______ 796Maine, State of 1752Maiden, Mass., 948, 1110, 1592, 1922Malone, N. Y. 309Mamaroneck, N. Y. 471, 1755Mamaroneek Un. Free Seh. Dist,

Nn 1 N Y 90Q9

Manatee County, Fla. -787, 1108Manchester, Mass. —1281Manchester, N. H.f 950, 1112,

1283, 1435, 1923, 2090Manchester. Tenn. 633Mandan, N. H. 952Manhattan, Kan. 306, 789Manitoba, Prov. of 1288Manitou Springs, Colo., 1108,

1279, 1590Mankato, Minn,, 140, 308, 628, 790Mansfield. Mass. 1592Mantua Twp. Sch. Dist., N. J—1923Maple Heights, Ohio _________i 794Mapleton. Ia. —1921, 2086Maplewood Twp., N. J. —1112Marcus, Ia. * 2086

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Maria" Creek Sewer Dist., Mo.,1112. 1283

Marin County, Calif., 465, 624,946, 1279

Marine Parkway Authority-Henry Hudson Parkway Au¬thority, N. Y. —_630, 1436, 1595

Marion, Ind. ' _— —;— — 947Marion, Va. 145, 312Marion County, Fla., 466, 625, 787Marion County, Ind., 467, 626,

1109, 1280, 2086Marion County, Tenn. — 1287Marion County Dr. Diet., Mo., 2090Marion Walthall Line Cons. Sch.

Dist., Miss. 1435, 1923Marlow. Okla. 144. 311, 1757Marshfield, Wis, 476Marshall, Minn. —— 140, 30;Marshall, Tex. — 796Marshall Sch. Dist., Mo. —1112Marshfield, Wis. * . _1440Maryland, State of, 307, 468, 627, 948Marysville, Kan. _1752Mason City Ind. Sch. Dist., Ia.',

626, 1109Massachusetts, State of, 307,

790, 948, 1752. 1922Matamoras, Pa. —1439, 1758Matewan Sch. Dist., N. J., 471, 1284Maxwell Utility Dist., Okla 952Mayes County Sch. Dist. No. 2,

Okla. 1598, 1757, 1926Mayes County Sch. Dist. No. 7,

Okla. 311Mayfield, Ky. 789Meadville, Pa. 144, 473Mebane, N. C. — 1756, 2093Medford, Mass. 790, 948, 1752Medway, Mass. ——— . 1592Melbourne, Ia. 1432Melvin, Tex. 1929Memphis, Tenn., 145, 633, 795,

1599,1759,1928Mendham, N. J. 141Mercer County, 111. 625Mercer County, N. J., 951, 1284,

1594, 2091Meridian, Miss. —, 1923, 2089Merrimack County, N. H. 950, 1112Mesa, Ariz. ___——— 136, 304Mesquite Ind, Sch. Dist., Tex.—.1288Mesquite, Tex, ______—— _1759Methuen, Mass. 1110, 1282Metropolis, 111. —467, 625Metuchen, N. J. 950, 1284, 1435Miami, Ariz. 1279Miami, Fla. 1108Mieeosukee Spec. Tax Sch. Dist.,

Fla. 466, 787Michigan, State of, 628, 790,

1111, 1753, 2089Middle Rio Grande Conservancy

District, N. Mex. 1594Middleborough, Mass. 1922Middlesex County, Mass. —_627, 790Middletown School Town, Ind.. 2086Hidland Ind. Sch. Dist., Tex 633Mifflin Twp. Sc-h. Diet., Pa.,

1439, 1758Milford, Conn. 12 79, 1431Milks Grove Twp., 111. 1920Millburn Twp. Seh. Dist,, N. J., 629Milibury, Mass. _1282Mille Lacs County, Minn.. 469,

628, 1111Millerton, N. Y. 309Mill town, N. J. j. —1112, 2091Milltown Un. High Sch, Dist.,

Wis. 312, 634Milner Low-Lift Irr. Dist., Ida., 137Milton, Wash. 796Milton Un. Sch. Dist., Ohio —1757Milwaukee, Wis. 146, 1760,

1930 2098Milwaukee County, Wis. _'_1760Minden, La. 627Mingo County, W. Va. — —1440Minneapolis, Minn., 140, 308,

469, 791, 1111, 1282, 1434,"

1753,1923Minnesota, State of 2089Mississippi, State of, 470, 791,

949, 1111, 1283, 1435. 1593Mississippi County, Mo., 1283,

1593.1754Missoula, Mont. —— _140, 791Missouri, State of— —_308, 1754Mitchell County, Ia. ._ 1751Mohawk Un. Free Sch. I>ist.

No. 6, N. Y. 2092Moneton Sch. Dist., N. B., 1440, 1600Mondovi (City and Town) Joint

Seh. Dist. No. 1, Wis., 476, 796Monroe, Wash. : ___1288 •

Monroe, Wis. 1600Monroe County, Ky. 1433Monroe County, Mich. — 1282Monroe County, N. Y. 630, 793Monroe Sch. Twp., Ind. _>■ 138Monroetown Twp. Sch. Dist. No.

4. Mich. 139Montague, Mass. 1922Montana, State of _—.— 470Montebello, Calif. .——______1750Monterey County, Calif.. 465,

787, 1107, 2084Montezuma County Sch. Dist.

No. 1, Colo. ; —2084Montgomery, Ala., 1430, 1589,

1749, 1918Montgomery County, Calif. 1918Montgomery County, Kan,, 467,

1281, 1591Montgomery County, Ohio 952Montgomery County. Tenn, 311Montreal, Que., 146, "954, 1288,

1930, 2098Montreal East Sch. Dist., Que.,

476, 634Montrose, Mich. 1282Mooers, Champlain and Ohazy

Cen. Sch. Dist. No. 1, N. V.,1755 1925

Moore County, N. C. —Ill4, 1285Mora, 111. 1751. 2085Morgan City, La. —468, 948Mdrgan County Sch. Dist. No. 3,

Colo. 1108 1919


Jan.-Mar., 1938] DEX XXVII


Morgon Sch. Dist. No. 2, Colo.—1750Morning Sun, la., 789, 1109. 1921Morrilton Sch. Dist. Nfo. 32,

Ark. 946Morris, 111. 947Morrowville, Kan. 306, 467Morton County, N. Dak. 952Moscow Ind. Sch. Dist. No. 5,

Ida. 306Moulton, Ga. 137Mount Oliver, Pa. 2095Mount Pleasant, Tex. 475Mount Rose Sch. Dist. No. 37,

N. Dak. 794, 1756Mount Vernon, N. Y. 2092Mountain Home Cons. Sch. Dist.

No. 54, Okla. 473, 631Muhlenberg County, Ky.—1281, 1921Muncie, Ind. 1 467, 788, 2086Munising, Mich. 1922Murdock, Minn. ... -—949, 1593Muscoda, Wis. 146Muskegon, Mich. 11753, 1922, 2089Muckingum Watershed Conserv-

ancy District, Ohio 952, 1757Muskogee Sch. Dist., Okla 311Musselshell County, Mont. 791

Naches-Selah Irr. Dist., Wash._1930aples, Fla. 1280, 1590Nappanee, Ind. 138Nashua, N. H., 629, 792, 1283,

1435, 1754Nashville, Tenn. 145Nassau County, N. Y. 1285Natalia Ind. Sch. Dist., Tex 2097

'Natchez, Miss. 470, 1754Natick, Mass., 307, 948, 1110, 1592Natrona County, Wyo. 1116Nebraska, State of, 141, 470,

1112, 1594, 1754Neche, N. Dak. 310, 631Needham, Mass. 469Neptune, Fla. 1280Nevada Irr. Dist., Calif., 1750, 2084New Bedford, Mass., 948. 1592, 1752New Brighton, Pa. 2095New Britain, Conn., 465, 625,

787, 1108 1750, 1919New Brunswick, Prov. of., 634, 2098New Castle, Pa. ___1598, 1927New Haven, Conn. 1108, 1919New Haven, Mich. 1753, 2089New Jersey, State of, 309. 792,

1435, 1754, 2091New London, Conn. __ _.—2084New Madrid County Dr. Dists.,

Mo. 791New Mexico, State of 1924New Orleans, La. 1110, 1592New Plymouth, Ida. 947New York, State of, 142, 309,

471, 630, 951, 1113, 1285,1596, 1756. 2092

New York, N. Y., 142, 309, 471,630, 793, 951, 1113, 1285,

1436, 1595. 1596. 1755, 1925, 2092New York Mills, N. Y. 142New York State Bridge Author¬

ity, N. Y. 1925Newark, N. J. 1284, 1754, 2091Newaygo, Mich. 139, 308Newbern, Tenn. —_—.——— 475Kewburgh, N. Y. 471, 793Newburyport, Mass. 627Newfoundland, Gov. of 476Newport, R. I. 311, 474, 1115Newton, Mass. 1110, 2088Newton, Miss, — 791Niles, Mich. ____139, 308Niles Center, 111. 788Nocona, Tex. 1288Norcross Sch. Dist. No. 31,

Minn. — 140Norfolk, Va. 145, 312, 796Norfolk County, Mass., 139, 948,

1110, 1752, 1922, 2088Norman County, Minn. 1434Norman County Com. Sch. Dist.

No. 8, Minn. 308, 469North Adams, Mass. 307, 469, 1593North Anderson Cons. Sch. Dist.,

Ind. ! 2086

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Oconto County, Wis. 634, 1116Odessa, Tex. 1116, 1600, 1929Odessa Ind. Sch. Dist., Tex._145, 312Oelrichs, S. Dak. 963Ogden, Utah 475, 1116, 1288Ogden Sch. Dist., Utah 954, 1116Ohio, State of 1286, 2094Okeechobee County, Fla. —_—1431Oklahoma, State of, 144, 473,

1286, 1926, 2094Oklahoma City, Okla. 1438, 1926Oklahoma City Sch. Dist., Okla.,

144, 473, 952, 1438Old Forge, Pa. 632Olean, N. Y. 631Olympia Sch. Dist. No. 4, S. C.,

474, 953, 1115, 1287Onawa, la. 947, 1591Onondaga^ County, N. Y. 309Ontario, "Prov. of 634, 2098Ontario, (Ore. 1438, 1757Ontario I Hydro-Electric Power

Commission, Ont. 634, 796, 954Oquawka Twp. High Sch. Dist.

No. 101, 111. 467Orange, Tex. _ 633, 796Orange City, la. 1432, 1921Orange County, Calif. 2084Orange County, Tex., 633, 1600, 2097Oregon, State of 795, 953Orfordville, Wis. 476, 796Ormsby, Minn. 1593, 1754Orting, Wash. 2097Osceola County, Fla. 1431Ossining, N. Y. 1925Oswego, N. Y. 1925, 2092Oswego, Fruit Valley Water

District, N. Y. 1925, 2092Oswego Cen. Sch. Dist. No. 1,

N. Y. 1596

Ottawa, Ont. 634Ottawa Sch. Dist. No. 141, 111.,

1280, 1432, 1591, 1751


Plum Twp. Sch. Dist., Pa., 632,953, 1115

Plymouth, 111. 306, 1751Plymouth County, la. 467Plymouth County, Mass. 790, 948Poinsett County Dr. Imp. Dist.

No. 7, Ark. 137Point Pleasant, W. Va. _— 476Pointe Coupee Par. Sch. Dist.

No. 4, La. 138, 1752Polk, Neb. 308Polk County, Tex. 475Polk County, Wis. •• 1760Polk County Sch. Dist. No. 4,

Ore. 1757, 2094Polk County Sch. Dist. No. 29,

Ore. 1598, 1757. 1926Polk County Spec. Tax Sch.

Dist. No. 5, Fla. 1920Polk County Spec. Tax Sch.

Dist. No. 47, Fla. 466Pontiac, Mich. 1111, 1753Pontotoc County, Miss. 308Pontotoc Joint Cons. Sch. Dist.

No. 43, Okla. 1438Port Alberni, B. C. 954Port Barre, La. 948Port Clinton, Ohio 794. 1286Port Jervis, N. Y. . 310, 472Port of Grays Harbor, Wash 145Port of New York Authority,

N. Y., 310, 472, 951, 1113,1596, 1756

Port of Seattle, Wash. —. 1600Port Sanilac, Wash. 1282, 143^Portland, Me. 139Portland, Ore. 632, 795Portland Magisterial Dist., W.

Va. 146Portsmouth, N. H. 309, 470Portsmouth, Ohio 952, 1286, 1757Portsmouth City Sch. Dist., Ohio_1926Posey Sch. Twp., Ind. 138

Owensboro, Ky. 948, 1592, 1921 Potosi, Mo. - 140Oyster Bay, N. Y. 1925'Potsdam, N. Y. .142, 310

Pottawatomie County Rural

Pacific Cons. Sch. Dist., Mo., I Hi#h School Dist. No. 7, Kan. 306628, 949 Pottamattamie County, la—789, 1109Paducah, Ky. 1433Palatka, Fla. 305Palestine Sch. Dist., Tex 1440Palisade Sch. Dist. No. 2, Minn.,

140, 469Palmer, Mass. 1753Palmer Ind. Sch. Dist., Tex 475Palmyra, N. J. 471, 629, 1112Palmyra Sch. Dist., Pa 632, 953Palo Alto, Calif. ___ -946, 1431Paradise, Kan. 2087Paragon, Ind. 1280, 1751Paragould, Ark. 1107, 2084Paris, Tenn. . 1928Paris and Wyoming Twps. Frac.

Sch. Dist. "No. 6, Mich. 949Paris Sch. Dist., Tex. 1116, 1600Parkv County High Sch. Dist.

No. 1, Mont. 140, 1283, 1435Park Ridge, 111. 1280, 1432, 1591Parkers Prairie, Minn. 949, 1434Parma, Ohio 310Pasadena, Tex. 1440, 192Passaic County, N. J., 309, 1594, 3091Paterson, N. J. 950Paw Paw, Mich. 1282, 1753Pawnee County, Neb. _628, 791, 950Pecos County, Tex., 954, 1600,

1759, 2097Peekskill, N. Y. 793Pendleton Sch. Dist., Tex., 796, 1116Pendleton Twp., 111. 306Penn Twp. Sen. Dist., Pa._1439, 2095Pen Yan, N. Y. 793Pennington County Sch. Dist.

No. 102, Minn. 1593Pennsauken Twp., N. J 629, 2091Pennsylvania, State of, 473. 632,

795, 1115, 1286, 1598. 1758, 2095Pennsylvania Turnpike Commis¬

sion, Pa. ,1599, 1758Perkins, Okla. 1114Perry, la. 306, 626, 947, 1281Perry Sch. Twp., Ind. 467, 947Perry Twp., Ohio 631, 952, 1438

North Arlington, N. J. 1411 Perryville Sch. Dist., Mo., 949, „,

North Augusta, Ga. 2085 1283, 1594 Regina, Sask. 796, 1440, 1600North Bend, Ohio 952, Perth Amboy, N. J., 1112, 1284, 1436 Reidsville, N. C. 1437. 1597

Prentiss, Mies. * 470Preston, Ida. 1751Prince Albert, Sask. 634, 1600Prince Edward Island, Prov. of,

634, 954, 1288Princeton, 111. _• 1920Prospect Park, Pa. 1286Providence, R. I. - 2095Pueblo, Colo. 2084Pueblo County, Colo. 1750Puerto Rico, Gov. of 1287, 1439Pulaski, Tenn. 633, 1759Pulaski County, Ark. 1589Pulaski County Spec. Sch. Dist..,

Ark. 946Pulaski Ind. Sch. Dist., Ia., 138,

467, 789Pont a Gordo, Fla. 1108

Ouebec, Prov. of — 1440, 2098uebec, Que. —— 796Quemado, Tex. ___ ____1759Quincy, Mass. _ 790Quitman, Miss. —2089

Racine County. Wis., 146. 312. 476adnor Twp. Sch. Dist., Pa.—2095Railway, N. J. 141Rainy Butte Sch. Dist. No. 11.

N. Dak. 472Ramsey County, Minn. 628, 1111Randolph County, 111, 947, 1591Randolph County. N. C 631, 1437Ransom County, N. Dak. — 310Rantoul, 111. 1751, 1920Rapid Citv, S. Dak. — 145Raritan, N. J. 141Raritan Twp., N. J. 309, 471, 1756Raymondville Ind. Sch. Dist.,

Texas , .1116Reading, Kan. 1433Reading Housing Authority. Pa._2095Red Hook, Milan, Rhinebeck and

Clermont Cen. Sch. Dist. No.1. N. Y. 2091

Redding, Calif. ,.1590


North Bergen Twp., N. J., 792,950, 1112, 1435, 1923

North Carolina, State of. 143North Chicago, I1L -—— 1108North Cowichan, B. C. 1930North Dakota, State of. 472, 631,

794. 952, 1437, 1597, 2093North Hornell, N. Y. 1596, 1925North Kansas City, Mo., 470,

1283, 2090North Miami. Fla. 787North Providence, R. I. 474North St. Louis River Drainage

District. Fla. 787North York Sch. Dist., Pa., 632,

1286 1758Northampton, Mass. __1110, 1282Northampton Sch. Dist., Pa. 311Northbridge, Mass. : 1753Northport, N. Y. 113, 1285, 1437Norwalk. Conn. 137, 305Norwood, Minn. 308, 469Norwood, Ohio : 473, 2093Notre Dame Auxiliatrice School

Board, Que. 476Nova Scotia, Prov. of 2098Nueces County, Tex. 796, 1116Nunda, Portage, Grove and

Granger Cen. Sch. Dist. No.12, N. Y. 113, 1437

Nyssa, Ore. —a 144

»k Harbor. Ohio 473ak Park, 111. 788. 1591

Oakley, 111. 2085Oakland County. Mich. __469. 1922Oakwood, Ohio 310, 473Oakwood City Sch. Dist., Ohio, '

1438, 1757. 1926Oberlin. Ohio 1597, 1757Ocean City, N. J. _1112Ocean County, N. J. 950Ocean Grove Sch. Dist., N. J.___12S4

Peru, 111. 625Peru Sch. Dist., Ill 467, 788Phenix City, Ala. 1107. 1430Philadelphia, Pa., 144. 311, 473,

474, 632, 795, 1115, 1927. 2095Philadelphia Sch. Dist., Pa.. 144,

1115. 1286, 1927Philomath, Ore. 144, 632Pierce, Neb. .2090Pierce County Sch. Dist. No. 4,

Wash. _ 145

Pierpont Twp. Sch. Dist., Ohio 310Pierre. S. Dak.. 145, 633, 1287, 1599Pike County, Ky. 1752Pima County Sch. Dist. No. 1,

Ariz ~ 1589Pima Sch. Dist., Ariz. 2084Pine Bush Fire Dist., N. Y. 310Pine County, Minn. 140, 1754Pine Hill, N. J. 2091Pineville. N. C. 794, 951, 2093Piqua, Ohio 144, 1926Pittsburg, Calif. 1279, 1590Pittsburg, Tex. 312Pittsburgh, Pa., 474, 632, 795,

1927, 2095Pittsfield, 111. 1751Pittsgrove Twp., N. J., 792,

1594, 1923Plains Twp., Pa. 474, 953, 1599Plainville, Kan. 2087Platte Valley Public Power and

Irr. Dist., Neb. ___470, 628Pittsburgh, N. Y. _142, 951Pleasant City, Ohio 310, 794Pleasant Ridge, Mich. 949Pleasant Valley Sch. Dist. No.

15, N. Dak. 631, 952Pleasant Valley Ind. Sch. Dist.

No. 13, S. Dak. 1287, 1928Plcasantville, N. J. 141, 792

Rensselaer, N. Y. __ 793, 1285Rensselaer County, N. Y.__1596, 1756Revelstoke, B. C. _—2098Reynolds, N. Dak. 1926Rhea County, Tenn. —_, ; 633Rhode Island, State of 474. 632Richland Joint Sch. Dist. No. 2,

Wis. 634, 954Richland Twp. Sch. Dist., Ia.__1433Richland Twp. Sch. Dist., Pa.,

474, 1115, 2095Richmond, Ind. —— 467Richmond, Va. 1116Richmond Sch. City, Ind.. 138,

626, 788, 947River Forest Park Dist., 111.,

788, 2085Riverdale Public Utility Dist.,

Calif. 624Riverdale Sch. Dist., Neb.__ 2090Riverhead Com. Sch. Dist. No. 4,

N. Y. 951Riverside Twp. Sch. Dist., 111.,

1

467, 1432Rives Sanitary Dist.. Va., 1440. 1600Riviere-Du-Moulin, Que. 476Rcanoke, Ala. 1278, 1430Roanoke, 111. 1751Roanoke, Va., 475, 633, 954,

1116, 1440. 1759, 2097Robb Twp. Sch. Twp., Ind 2086Robbinsdale. Minn. 949, 1111Robstown, Tex. — 954. 1929Rochester, Minn., 140. 308. 791,

949, 1282. 2089Rochester, N. Y.. 472, 793, 1756, 1925Rochester Ind. Sch, Dist., Minn. 628Rock Springs, Wyo. 312, 1760Rockford, Ohio —: 1597Rockingham County, N. C 1926Rockport, Mass. — __14S3, 2088

Pleasantville. N. Y.—951, 1113, 1284 Rockport, Mo. 470Plum City, Wis. _1930, 2098 Rockville Center. N. Y. 1756, 2092

Rocky Ford, Colo. 625, 946Rocky Mount, N. C. 472, 794Rocky River, Ohio 144, 1920Rolfe, Ia. 947, 1281Rome, N. Y„ 1285, 1596, 1925, 2092Romney, W. Va. . 1440, 1600Romulus, Variek and Fayette

• Cen. Sch. Dist. No. 3, N. Y.—2092Roscoe Ind. Sch. Dist., Tex 312Rose Hill Cons. Sch. Dist., Ga.,

1751, 2085Rose Hill Cons. Sch. Dist., Miss.- 628Roseville, Mich. 1282Rosetto Sch. Dist., Pa.___1287, 1758,Ross County. Ohio 473, 952Ross Sch. Dist. No. 119, N. Dak. 143Iiossville, Ind. 467, 788Rossville Cons. Sch. Dist., Ga.__1920Rotterdam, N. Y. 1285, 1437Rowan County, Ky. , 1921Roxbury Twp. Sch. Dist., N. J.,

950, 1112, 1284, 1754, 1925Royal Oak, Mich. 2089Royal Oak & Troy Twp. Frac.

Sch. Dist. No. 11, Mich. 139Royal Oak Twp., Mich., 949,

1111, 1434Royal Oak Twp. Sch. Dist. No. 8,

•Mich. 1111,1753,1922Roval Oak Twp. Sch. Dist. No. 7,

Mich. 2089

Royersford, Pa. —311, 795Rugby Sch. Dist., N. Dak._1114, 1285Russellville, Ala. 1749, 1918Ruston, La. 789, 1281, 1433Rutherford County, N. C., 631, 2093Ruthton, Minn. 628Rutland, Vt. 633Rye, N. Y. _ 951

St. Albans Sch. Dist., Vt.__145, 312t. Ambroise Parish, Que. 146St. Anne, Que. —— 312St. Augustine, Fla. 305St. Bernard, Ohio 144, 310St. Boniface, Man. 476St. Catherines, Ont 1760, 2098St. Charles, Mich. 1111, 1593St. Clair County, Mich. 1922St. Croix County, Wis. 1440St. Elmo, 111. ________ 626St. Francis Sub-Drainage Dist,

No. 22, Ark. __ 1279. 1431St. Francis Twp., 111., 1108,

1432, 2086St. Francois County Com. Sch.

Dist. No. 4, Mo. 1283, 2090St. Helena Par. Sch. Dist. No. 2,

La. 1433, 1592, 1921St. Honore Parish. Que. 634St. Honore School Commission,

Que. __ 634St. James, Minn. 1434St. Joseph, Mo. 1754, 2090St. Joseph County, Ind. 788St. Joseph-D'Alma Sch. Dist.,

Que. 146, 2098St. Landry Parish, La. 948, 1110St. Landry Par. Sch. Dist., La.,

789, 2087St. Louis County, Mo. 470St. Louis County Ind. Sch. Dist.

No. 35, Minn. __, 1923St. Louis County Ind. Sch. Dist.

No. 40, Minn. 949. 1282St. Mary. Mo. : 308St. Marvs, Ont. 796, 954, 1116St. Paul, Kan. 2087St. Paul, Minn. _628, 791, 949St. Paul, Ore. 1757St. Tammany Parish, La. 1752Sabetha. Kan. 306Sacramento Municipal Utility'District, Calif. 1431

Saddle River Twp., N. J. 141Saginaw Com. Sch. Dist., Tex._ 633Salem, Mass. 790Salem, N. J. 1754Salem, Ore. 144, 311, 795Salem Twp. Sch. Dist., Pa.,

1927, 2095Salina, Okla. 1598Salina Sch. Dist., Kan., 306,

467, 625Salinas, Calif. 1590Salisbury, N. C. 1756, 2093Salisbury, Pa. - 1115, 1927Saginaw Com. Sch. Dist., Tex. 1116Sallisaw, Okla. 2094Salmon City Ind. Sch. Dist.

No. 1, Ida. 1590Salt Lake City, Utah 145, 312Salt Lake County, Utah 633Salt River Proiect Agric. Imp.

and Power Dist., Ariz., 136,304. 464

Sampson County. N. C. 631, 1437San Angelo, Tex. i 954San Antonio Ind. Sch. Dist.,

Tex. 633. 1116San Bernardino County, Calif.,

305, 624San Francisco, Calif., 305, 624,

787, 946, 1107San Francisco-Oakland Bav

Bridge. Dist., Calif., 946, 1108,1431

San Jose Sch. Diet.. Calif. 305San Saba County, Tex. 1600Sanborn, Ia. 1433. 1591, 1751Sanders County Sch. Dist. No.

9. Mont. __;__470, 628, 791, 1594Sandusky, Mich. 139, 1282Sandusky. Ohio 1286

Sandv, Utah 1116, 2097Sanford. N. C. 951Sangamon County Non-High Sch.

Dist., 111. 1432Sanger. Calif. 2084Sangerfield, Marshall and Madi¬

son Cen. Sch. Dist. No. 1,N. Y. 1285, 1437, 1596

Santa Barbara County. Calif.,1107, 1433. 1919. 2084

Santa Clara County, Calif. 946Santa Fe. N. Mex.' _1113, 2091Sapulpa Twp., Okla. 1286Sarasota County Spec. Tax Sch.

Dist. No. 8. Fla. 787


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Sargent County, N. Dak 310, 1286Saskatchewan, Pov. of 1288Saugus, Mass. 1922Savage High Sch. Hist., Mont.,

791, 1283, 1435Sawyer, Kan. —1921Scarboro Twp., Ont. ; 312Schenectady, N. Y 631. 793, 2093Schenectady County, N. Y. 142Scio Cen. Sch. Dist., N. Y 142Scotch Plains Twp. Sch. Dist.,

N. J. 1923Scott County, Ia._789, 947, 960, 2086Scott County, Mo. 1112Scott County, Tenn. 1115Scott Twp. Sch. Diet., Pa., 1758, 2095Scotts Bluff, Neb. -1435. 1754Scranton Sch. Dist., Pa. —632, 795Seaford, Del. 1481Seaford, N. Y. 2093Seaford Sch. Dist., N. Y 1285Seagraves, Tex. — 633Seal Beach, Calif. 2084Seaside Heights, N. J 471. 1754Seattle, Wash., 145, 312, 475,

634, 796, 1116, 1600, 1760, 2097Sebree, Ky. i 1109, 1281Secaucue, N. J. ^ 471, 792, 1284Sedgwick County, Kan. 947, 1281Seneca Ind. Sch. Dist., S. Dak.,

633, 1115Seneca Sch. Dist., Kan. 1921Serena Com. Sch. Dist., Ill :— 137Shamokin, Pa. 1115, 1287, 1758Sharon, Mass. 1282Sbawiniggan Falls, Que., 1600,

1760, 1930Shelburne, N. S. 796Shelby County, la. 138Shelby, Minn. 469, 791, 949Shelby Com. Sch. Dist. No. 81,

Minn. 140Sherbrooke, Que. —1440, 1600, 1930Sherburn, Minn. 469Sherburne, North Norwick, New

Berlin, Smyrna, Plymouth, Co¬lumbus, Hamilton and Brook-field Cen. Sch. Dist. No. 1,N. Y. 951. 1285

Sheridan County Sch. Dist. No.29. Mont. 470

Shiloh Twp., 111. - 947. 1591Shorewood Sch. Dist. No. 4,

Wis. 1600Shoshoni, Wvo. 312Sidney, N. Y. 142Sierra County, Calif., 1107, 1590,

1750

Signal Mountain, Tenn. 1928Silver Lake, Ohio 1757. 1928. 2094Silverton, Ore., 795, 1115, 1438,

1598. 1757Sinton Ind. Sch. Dist., Tex.,

1759, 1929, 2097Sioux City, la., 306. 467, 1281,

1433, 1590. 1921Sioux City Ind.v Sch. Dist., Ia.,

789, 1109, 1281. 1751Skagit County Dr. Dist. No. 15,

Wash. 954Skagit County Sch. Dist. No. 306,

Wash. 476Skagit County Sch. Dist. No. 317,

Wash, 312, 1288Slatington, Pa. 474, 632, 1287Smith County Road Diets, Tex.—1929Sloan, N. Y. 1437, 1756Smith Center, Kan. 2087Smithvills, Tenn. 1928. 2096Smyer Sch. Dist., Tex. 633Snohomish County Joint Cons.

Sch. Dist. No. 333, Wash 476Solomon, Kan. 138SoIvang, Calif. 1590Somcrdale, N. J. 792, 2091Somers, N. Y. 142Souderton, Pa. 632, 1287South Carolina, State of, 341,

474, 633, 953, 1287South Chaneston. Ohio 473, 1115South Oonnellsville, Pa. 1115South Corning, N. Y. 2093South Dakota, State of, 953,

1287, 2096South Elgin. 111. 137, 467South Euclid, Ohio 310South Hackensack Twp., N. J. 1754South Norfolk. Ya. 1116South Nyack, N. Y. 1925, 2093South Ogden, Utah 633South River, N. J., 950, 1112, 1284South Willamette Water Dist.,

Ore. 632, 953. 1115, 1438Southampton Un. Free Sch. Dist.,

No. 2, N. Y. 142, 472South bridge. 'Mass. 2088Southeast Arkansas Levee Dist.,

Ark. 624. 786. 1107, 1589Spartanburg Sch. Dist. No. 34,

S. C. 1115, 2096Spencer, Ia. 1433, 1751Spencer County Pub. Sch. Corp.,

Ky. 1752Spencer Sch. Twp., Ind. 138, 788Spokane, Wash. 954Spokane County Sch. Dist. No.

156, Wash. 1440, 1930Spring Hill, La., 307. 627, 1433,

1592, 1921, 2087Spring Lake. N. J. 792, 1112Spnngdale. Pa. 2095Springer Sch. Dist., Okla 1757

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Springfield, Ky. 468Springfield, Mass., 307, 469, 790,

1593, 1753, 2088Springfield, Mo. 2O90Stafford, Conn. 305, 465. 625Stamford, Conn. — 465Stamford. N. Y. : 472. 1925Stanislaus County, Calif. —!—1107Stanly County, N. C. -—1437Stantonsburg. N. C. 1597, 1756Starkey, Barrington, Milo. Tyrone

and Reading Cen. Sch. Dist.No. 1, N. Y. 631, 793, 2093

Starkville, Miss. 628Steen Sch. Twp., Ind. 306, 1109Stevens Point, Wis. 1600Stillwell, Okla. 2094Stoneham, Mass. 790Stonewall. Okla. 1438. 2094Stonington, Conn. 465, 625Stoughton, Mass. 1282, 1434, 1593Stratford, Ont. 1440Stronghurst. 111. 1591Struthers, Ohio 144Suffolk Com. Sch. Dist. No. 8,

N. Y. 1596Suffolk County, N. Y. 1756Sugarcreek Twp. Sch. Dist.. Pa.,

953, 1287, 1928, 2095Sullivan Sch. Diet., 111. — 2086Sully Sch. Dist., Ia. 947Summerville, S. C. 145, 311Summit Twp. Sch. Dist., Mich._llllSumter County, Fla. 305Sunflower County, Miss. 1754Sunflower County Supervisors'

Dist. No. 1, Road Diet., Miss.- 949Sunset, La. 948, 1433Superior. Wis. 1440. 1600Swanton, Ohio 473.Sweet Home, Ore. 1598Swedtwater County Sch. Dist.

No. 25, Wyo. 312Swissvale Sch. Dist., Pa— 2095Syracuse, N. Y. 631, 2093

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Tabor Sch. Dist., Ia. 1751, 1921acoma, Wash. 146, 312, 2097Taft, Calif. -1750Taft Ind. Sch. Dist., Tex., 1440, 1759Tama Sch. Dist., Ia. 1921Tampa, Fla., 787, 946, 1280,

1432, 1750Tarrytown, N. Y. 142Taunton, Mass. 627, 791, 1593Taylor County, Ia. 1433, 1591Teaneck Township, N. J., 309,

950, 1284Temple Local Sch. Dist. No. 42,

Ga. 2085Tenino, Wash. 1700, 2097Tennessee, State of 311Terre Haute, Ind. 1920Texas, State of, 475. 633, 1116,

1440, 1600, 1930Texas City, Tex. 2097Texas City Ind. Sch. Dist., Tex—2097Thayer, Mo. — 470Thibodeaux, La. 1433Thoinaston, Conn. — - 946. 1108Thomasville, N. C. 631, 794Thomasville Cons. Sch. Dist. No.

7. Mo. 791Thompson Falls, Mont. 2090Thornton Twp. High Sch. Dist.

No. 205, 111. 1280Three Rivers, Que. 1930, 2098Ticonderoga, N. Y. 1437Timmins, Ont. 1. 1116Timpson Sch. Dist., Tex. 1440Tipton, Ind. 1751, 2086Todd County, Ky. 1433Toledo, Ohio 423, 1287, 1757Toledo, Ore. 311Toledo City Sch. Dist., Ohio,

1438, 1926, 2094Tolleson, Ariz. 1279, 1749, 2084Tonganoxie, Kan. 788Toole County Sch. Dist. No. 14,

Mont. 628, 950Topeka, Kan. 467, 626Topeka Twp., Kan. 1109Torning Sch. Dist. No. 102, N.

Dak. 472Tower-Soudan Sch. Dist. No. 9,

Minn. 628, 949, 1283Tracy, Minn. 628Trafford, Pa. 953Transylvania County, N. C. 310Trenton, N. J. 629, 1284Trenton, N. Y. 310Trenton, Ohio 952, 1438Triborough Bridge Authority,

N. Y. 793Tripp, S. Dak. 311, 474Trout-Good Pine Sch. Dist. No.

21, La. 468, 948Troy, N. Y. —1925. 2093Troy Mills Cons. Sch. Dist., Ia.,

788. 1109Trov Twp. Sch. Dist. No. 7,

Mich. 628. 1434Trumbel County, Ohio, 1438,

1926, 2094Tuekahoe, N. Y. —310, 472, 631Tucson Sch. Dist. No. 1, Ariz. 1749Tucumcari. N. Mex. 629. 950Tulsa, Okla. 1114Tulfia County Sch. Dist. No. 47,

Okla. 144, 311Tupelo Sch. Dist., Miss., 1923, 2089

Turner Sch. Dist., Kan. 138Twin Falls County Ind. Sch.

Dist. No. 1, Ida. —1108Two Mile Creek San. Dist., Mo.,

140, 628. 1112Tyler, Tex. 1929

Udell Cons. Sch. Dist., Ia 789nieoi County, Tenn. ——_633, 953Union, Mo. 470Union County, N. J. 1284. 1435Union County, S. C. 474, 795Union Sch. Twp., Ind. 138Union Springs. N. Y 1285, 1437Union-Union Free Sch. Dist. No.

2, N. Y. 142, 472Upper Teacock Twp. Sch. Dist.,

Pa. 1599. 1928Upper Providence ^3>p., Pa

1439, 1928

Utica, N. Y., 310, 472, 794,1114, 2093

Utica, Ohio 310, 794

\falley View Sch. Dist., Tex 1759V Van Buren County, Tenn. —1599Vanceburg, Ky. 626Vancouver, B. C. 954Vancouver, Wash. 312Vandalia, Mo. 1923Vandalia, Ohio 2094Ventura County. Calif.. 305, 465,

624, 1279, 1919, 2084Verdigris Cons. Sch. Dist. No.

19, Okla. 311, 1598Vermilion Par. Fifth Ward Dr.

Dist. No. 1, La. 468Vernon, B. C. 1600Vernon Twp. Sch. Dist., Pa 474Vernon Twp. Sch. Dist. No. 7,

Mich. 628Vero Beach, Fla. 788Verona, N. J. 1113Versailles, Pa. 1928Vestal Cen. Sch. Dist. No. 1,

N. Y. 310, 472Vic-kery Ind. Sch. Dist., Tex 1116Victoria Ind. Sch. Dist., Tex.,

1288, 1600Victoriaville, Que. 1930Victorville, Calif. — 1919Villa Rica Local Sch. Dist. No.

40, Ga. 466Villeroy, Que. —— 2098Vincennes, Ind., 138, 306, 467,

626. 788Virginia, State of 633, 954, 1116Virginia, 111. - —2086Virginia, Minn. — 1923Volusia County, Fla—466, 1280, 1750Volusia County Spec. Tax Sch.

Dist. No. 8, Fla. 466Volusia County Spec. Tax Sell.'

Dist. No. 38, Fla. 625

Wade Cons. Sch. Dist., Miss. 2089adham Sch. Dist., Mich 2089Walhalla. N. Dak. 952Walker Ind. Sch. Diet., Ia., 467, 626Walker Twp., Mich., 949, 1111,

1434, 1753Walkerton, Ont. 1288Wallingford, Conn. 1750. 1919Wallowa, Ore. 1598, 2094Walpole, Mass. - 1922Walsenburg. Colo. 625Waltham. Mass. 139, 1282, 1922Wamuc, 111. — 947Wapello County, Ia. 789, 1109Warren, Mich. 308Warren, Ohio -1114, 1286, 1597Warren County, 111. —1108Warren County, N Y. 1596, 1754Warren County, N.. C. 2093Waseca County Ind. Sch. Dist.

No. 72, Minn. 1111. 1434Waseca Seh. Dist., Minn. 949Washington, Pa. 1928, 2095Washington County, N. C. 951Washington County San. Dist.

No. 1, Va. 1288, 1440. 1930Washington County Sch. Dist,

No. 66, Colo. 1279Washington Sch Dist., Ia.. 947, 1751Washington Sch. Dist.. Mo 308Washington Sur. San. Dist., Md.,

627, 789Washington Twp., N. J 629, 792Washington Twp. Sch. Dist.,

Ohio .——1438Wasta, S. Dak. 1439Waterburv, Conn. 1750, 2085Waterford, N. Y. 142Waterford Twp., Mich.. 628. 791,

949, 1282, 1593, 1753Waterloo, Ia._1281, 1433, 1591, 1751Waterloo, Neb. 141Watertown, Mass. 139, 307, 1434Watertown, S. Dak. 953, 2096Waverly, Ia. 1591, 1752Wauwatosa, Wis.. 146, 312, 634, 1600Wayne County, Mich. 628Wayne County. Miss. 1593Wayne Township, Ind. 1432, 1921Weatherford. Tex. 312, 1288Webb, N. Y. 1114Webster County, Ia. 1281, 1591Webster Groves, Mo. 1112Weld County Sch. Dist. No. 107,

Colo. ; 465Wellesley, Mass. 1110. 1282

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Wellfleet, Mass. 2088Wellington, Colo. 305Wellston, Ohio 1597, 2094Wentzville, Mo. 2090West Branch. Minn. 791West Caldwell, N. J. 1436West Carroll Par. Cons. Sch.

Dist. No. 2, La. 307, 627West Carroll Par. Sch. Dists.,

La. 2087West Hartford, Conn. 625West Lincoln, 111. 1591West New York, N. J., 141, 309,

471, 629West Orange, N. J., 309, 629,

791, 1436. 2091West Orange Sch. Dist., N. J—1594West Palm Beach, Fla.—466. 1590West Salem Sch. Dist. No. 32,

Ore. 1115, 1286. 1438West Unity, Ohio 2094West Virginia, State of, 146,

312, 476, 797, 1288Westbrook, Minn. 791, 1283Westchester County, N. Y., 141,

472 951

Westcliffe Sch. Dist., Colo 525Westerly, R. I. 1599Westfield, Mass. 1593, 1753Westfield Sch. Dist., Pa.„632. 1115West ford, Mass. 1593Westmont Com. High Sch. Dist.

No. 101, 111. 1280Westville Sch. Dist. No. 154, 111-1591Wharton County, Tex. 954Whatcom County, Wash. 476Wheatland, Pa. 1440, 1758Whitaker, Pa. 632, 1599White Cloud, Kan. 306White Plains, N. Y. 1114Whitehall, 111. 2086Whitley, Ont. 146Whittier, Calif. 1919Wichita, Kan., 789, 947, 1108,

1281, 1591, 1752Wichita Sch. Dist. No. 1, Kan.,

626, 947Williams, Ariz. 465, 624Williamson County Non-High

Sch. Dist. No. 2, 111. 306Williamsport, Pa., 1439, 1599,

1928, 2095Williamstown. Pa. 311Willimantic, Conn. 625Willowick. Ohio 1757Wilson, N. C. 1285, 2093Wilson, Pa. 1599Winchester, Ohio 310, 1114Winchester Pub. Sch. Corp., Ky. 789Windsor, Ont. —.1440Winona, Miss. 140, 308Winton, N. C. 1285, 1437Wirt County, W. Va. 1600, 1760Wood County Road Dist., Tex.—1440Wood Ind. Sch. Dist. No. 1,

S. Dak. 474Wood Lake High Sch. Dist, 111- 306Woodbridge Twp., N. J., 1284,

1436, 1594Woodbury County. Ia., 306, 626, 1921Woodbury Sch. Dist., Tex. 475Woodland Park, Colo. 1108Woodruff Sch. Dist., S. C 1599Woodstock, N. Y. 472, 951, 1437Woodstock, Rollin, Somerset and

Wheatland Township Frae.Sch. Dist. No. 7, Mich 628

Woensocket. R. I. 1758, 2095Wooster, Ohio 952Wooster Twp. Rural Sch. Dist.,

Ohio 1438, 1926Worcester, Mass., 139, 306, 469,

'v, 1922,2088

Worcester County, Mass., 1753,1922, 2088

Worthington Sch. Dist., Ohio,1286, 1438

Wright County, Ia. 1752, 2086Wright County, Minn. 140Wyandotte County, Kan. 1109Wyandotte County Sch. Dist. No.

8, Kan. 626, 789Wykoff, Minn. 308Wylie, Tex. 1600W.ymore, Neb. 470Wyoming Twp., Mich., 790,

1282, 1593, 1753

Yakima. Wash. —1116. 1440. 2097amhill County Union HighSch. Dist. No. 6. Ore. 144, 632

Yeager Cons. Sch. Dist. No. 3,Ore. 1438, 1598

Yonkers, N. Y. 1285, 1437York, Neb. 1923York County. S. C. 2096York, Leicester and Caledonia

Cen. Sch. Dist. No. 1, N. Y-1437York Sch, Dist., Pa. 2095York Twp., Ont. 1760York Twp., S. C. —1758Yorktown Heights Fire Dist.,

N. Y. — 142Yorkville Vil. Sch. Dist.. Ohio,

473, 952, 1757Youngstown, Ohio 2094Ypeilanti, Mich. 139Yuma, Colo. 1279, 1431

Zanesville. Ohio 1438avala-Dimmitt Counties WTaterImpt. Dist. No. 1, Tex. 1600


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